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Tene4oH PeuaKuHH: MONROE 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
ARMED POSSES SEEK KIDNAPERS
OF MRS. MCPHERSON In MEXICO
Mother Positively Identifies Evangelist in Arizona.
Story of Preacher to Be Probed-Some State
ments Are Questioned.
By the Associated presS

by the Associated Press.
search for two men and a woma n
who Mrs. Aimee Semple Mcpherson.
Los Angeles evangelist. says KIDNAPPED
her at Ocean Park on May IS and
held her captive in Mexico until she
escaped Tuesday was continued
through the desolate country south
of the international boundary.
foSltiVe identification of the woman
brought to hospital here yesterday
from Aqua Prieta, across the line in
Mexico. as Mrs. Mcpherson was made
this morning by Mrs. Minnie Ken
nedy, her mother. Mrs. Kennedy ar
rived from Los Angeles and went inn
medlately to the hospital, where she
greeted her daughter.
With her We're Roberta and Rolf
the two children of the religious lead.
ef- They were accompanied by Los
Angeles officials.
Mrs. Mcpherson related Yesterday
that two man and a woman had drug.
Ged her at the beach. and that she
was unconscious until the next day.
When she awakened in shack some
where in Mexico. Later she was
moved to another house and she es-
capped while the three were absent,
saving her bindings against a can.
She said she wandered all night on
the desert until she arrived at Augia
Prieta, across the boundary from
here. early yesterday morning, when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
i. S. SOON TO START
3BU|LD|NGS IN D. c.
Immediate Erection South of
Avenue, Along Mall, Pro-
posed to House.

With an immediate appropriation Of
$3.50 900 and authorization for $34.-
$50, 900 out of the $50,000,000 public
building program for the National
Capital, carried in the deficiency bill
reported to the House today, aSSur-
ance is given that three imposing Fed
eral buildings will be erected in the
area between Twelfth and Fifteenth
streets, Pennsylvania avenue and the
Mall, as Il first step toward improving
this long uns;ghtly section south of
the Nations main street"
Three other imposing buildings to be
erected in the trianese between the
Post Office Building the Treasury and
the Mall are:
a. The new home for the Depart
ment of Justice. to be located at F'if-
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., on the old Poll Theater site, with
a monumental entrance from Penn
Sylvania avenue; (2) the new Internal
Revenue Building, to cost $3.50, 900,
which will be located somewhere be-
tween the Post Office Building and
Fifteenth street, facing the Mall. on a
site part of which is already owned
by the Government, and (3) Il $6.900,-
900 Archives Building, on the square
bouriNe0p~by Twelfth and Thirteenth,
+ anF G. streets, "Cat-a-corner" with
the Post Office Department Building.
A -million-dollar home for the
Department of Commerce. to contain
million square feet net of work
space, which will house all activities
of that department. now scattered in
some 80 buildings Except the Bureau
Of Standards plant, is to be erected on
the Mall directly south of 3 street
northwest on Government-owned land
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she was found by an American and
brought to the hospital here.
Yesterday Mexican federal troops
and COChise County posses searched
the country whence Mrs. McPher-
son said she came, but were un-
able to find n trace of the house.
Sheriff James J.. Mcdonald of Cochise
County announced after his return
that he had possession of Mrs. Nc
Pherson's clothing and shoes, and that
they were not damaged when she
was taken to the hospital. The coun-
try through which she said she wan.
dered all night is rugged and covered
with meSquit, cactus and cats claw
No evidence of having come through
the desert wastes appeared on the
clothing or shoes of the evangelist
the sheriff said.
At the same time Chief of Police
Percy BoWden and Mayor Hinton
of Douglas expressed their belief that
the story told by Mrs. Mcpherson was
correct
A. +. Murchison. sergeant of Doug.
las police has announced that his de-
partment has certain clues" to iden-
tify the location of the abductors of
the evangelist and that the search
would be continued today. 4 posse,
headed by Murchison and accom-
panied by expert trailers and Mexican n
officers, searched the barren country
southeast of here all day yesterday.
From the diagram drawn by Mrs.
Mcpherson, it has been estimated that
she travelled about 20 miles during the
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PITTSBURGH CHIEF
SOUGHT TO LINE Up
POLICE FOR PEPPER
Admits Instructing Force to
Support Ticket When
Shown Letter.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
a letter in which Peter =. Walsh,
Pittsburgh's superintendent of police,
instructed members of the force
that I'VE expect a large ma ajority in
their respective districts for the Pep
per-Fisher ticket" in the recent Penn
sylvania primary was produced today
before the Senate campaign funds
committee.
The letter was read by Chairman
Reed after Walsh himself. called to
the stand as a surprise witness, had
insisted that no one asked him to sup.
port the Pepper Fisher. coalition, and
| that he made no effort to Line up
the force for the denomination OF
Senator Pepper and the selection OF
| John :. Fisher for governor.
The police superintendent acknowl-
edged his signature at the end of the
letter, but said it had been sent only
to the detective bureau.
Text of Letter Read.
AS read by Chairman Reed, the let.
ter was addressed to the chief of de-
tectives and said:
with reference to the attached list
of employees under your command
you will instruct them that we expect
a large majority in their respective
districts for the Pepper Fisher ticket
tomorrow
When he had read the letter, Sen
ator Reed asked:
do you want to tell this committee
now that you did not mean to send
the police into this campaign to work
for the PepperFisher ticket?"
NO, sir, l did not" said Walsh.
Walsh said he had nothing to do
with the primary campaign except
to talkto his friends and members
of his departments"
who did you support" asked
Reed.
THE Pepper-Fisher ticket" Walsh
replied.
"Who did you talk WITH" asked
Reed.
"Mv friends
That's pretty Indefinite" declared
the chairman.
Walsh told of a visit Pepper and
Fisher made to Pittsburgh, during
which they called at Walsh's head
quarters and greeted the office en-
ployes, but he insisted that neither
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
MATS BEAT MACKS,
s TO c, IN OPENER
Two Runs in Tenth Give
Mats Victory in See-SaW
Contest.
BY JOHN Il. KELLER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The
Mats gave the AS a trouncing in the
first game of the dual bill here this
afternoon.
The score was S to G..
The Nationals and Athletics had
some real base ball weather this af
ternoon, the sun was on the job in
earnest and only a trace of a breeze
waited across the field.
Stan Coveleski. veteran spitballer
drew the Washington pitching assign
ment for the first encounter. He was
opposed by Bob Grove, the southpaw
star of the AS.
Coveleskie, after pitching good ball
fer five innings, was chased to the
showers in the sixth and Marberry
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PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL
TO BUY ALL PLAZA LAND
Rest of Property Between Union
Station and Capitol Will Be
Purchased by U. S.

President Coolidge today signed the
bill authorizing the purchase of the
remainder of the privately owned land
In the So-called Union Station Plaza.
This acquisition will complete the
purchase of all the property between
the Capitol and the Union Station,
and is expected to cost approximately
$4,000. 900.
The Government Hotels are located
on portion of this property to be
acquired but they will not be dis
turbed Immediately. 1t is not thought
the work of demolishing the dornF
tories will be started for a year or
SO.
Acquiring of the land between the
Union Station and the Capitol was
started in 1910. at which time four
squares were purchase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
L POWERS VOTE
DOWN WASHINGTON
NAVAL AGREEMENT
France and Italy Lead Move
Against Comparison of
Ships by Type.
DECISION BY EXPERTS
SENSATION IN GENEVA
U. S.. Great Britain, Japan, Argen-
tina, Chile and Spain 0verruled
at Conference.

GENEVA. June 24.--The essential
feature of the Washington naval
agreement. namely. comparison of
naval strength by the tonnage of diff
forent types of warshipS, was dis
garded by the naval experts on dis
ornament today, to the evident
amaZement of the American delegate.
The decision created q sensation,
because it affords lineup on con-
tinental Europe's view on extension
If The principles of the Washington
accord.
Eleven powers. headed by France
md Italy, voted that comparison by
types of ships was not the correct
nethod, despite the principles laid
down by the Washington agreement.
The naval powers, the United States,
Great Britain, Japan, Argentina.
Chile and Spain. voted that it was.
Germany and Brazil abstained from
votinG. The countries supporting the
French and Italian stand were Bel
Eium, Holland, Sweden, Poland, Fin
iaud, Rumania. JuGoslavia, CZecho-
sloNallia and Bulgaria.
Principle Held Inequitable.
Of the Washington principle was that
, II was not just, equitable or applica-
h.c Ia all countries. When the vote
MAS announced Rear Admiral Hilary
L. Jones. the American representa-
tive, said that he solemnly wished to
call attention to the fact that the
Iaval expert had decided it was i'm.
possible 10 compare navi2s by the ton.
mage of different types of ships. While
the rear admiral did not mention, the
Washington agreement which had
been ratified by the big powers all
the delegates seem TO understand the
significance of his statement.
Previously the experts had voted
that the total tonnage of navies could
be used as a practical comparison of
strength. The United States and
Great Britain did not object to this,
but urged the necessity of comparing
naVi2S also by the tonnage to types
of vessels.
Despite today's decision it is not
expected that France and Italy will
repudiate the Washington arrange
ment concerning capital ships and air.
craft carriers. The decision. however,
has importance if it is carried out by
the formal disarmament conference.
II would tend to leave the powers
free to build whatever Warcraft they
, desire within an allocated total ton
mage irrespective of whether they
would he battleships, cruisers or sub
marines.
ImpasSe Reached on Aviation.
BY Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
GENEVA. June 24.-The aviation
subcommittee of the preliminary dis
armament conference has reached
an impasse on the question of whether
TO accept as the basis for estimating
nations air strength by the number
Of planes, personnel, trained pilots,
horsepower, or wing area.
The committee finally decided to
submit all factors with comments on
them. Despite the opposition of the
United States. Great Britain and Ger
many, the military subcommittee has
decided not to include men under
going military training as peacetime
effeCtives.
tCopyright 1926. by Chicago Daily News Go. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
M0SLEMS AND HINDUS
STAGE RELIGIOUS RIOT

DELHI, British India, June "a GED.
Riots in connection with religious
festival occurred today near the his
torical Fatehpuri Mosque, which was
built in 1850.
The situation is under control, with
British soldiers posted in the main
streets, while armored ears and cav
airy patrol the city. Whether there
were any casualties has not been de.
termined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24
.LENG[EN IS BEATEN
BY AMERICAN PAIR
Miss Ryan and Miss Browne
Triumph Over French Star
and Didi Wasto, 3 to 2.
By the Associated Press.

WIMBLEDON, England, June "a
Elizabeth Ryan and Mary K. Browne
of California today defeated Suzanne
Lenglen and Didi Vlasto' of France in
a thrilling three-set doubles struggle
before 1900 spectators by 3-6, 81,
GO.
Howard Kinsey, American, eliminat-
ed C. II. Bryan from the mems sin
giles of the Wimbledon lawn tennis
tournament today. kinsey won in
straight sets at ca, 60. Ga.
Henri Cochet of France. conquerer
of the youthful American, Vincent
Richards, advanced to the fifth round
by defeating Fl. X. Lester, Cambridge
team captain. 60, Is, "a.
Senorita D'Alvarez. youthful Span
ish sensation, scored easily in the
women's division at the expense of
Miss w. NJ. Haughton, GO, Go.
Paul Feret. French star, unexpected
ly was recalled to Paris today, break
ing up the strong French doubles
team of Ferret and Jean Borotra. BOrO-
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