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EVANGELIST'S CO ELECTION' APPEAL TO OHM IS TON. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22. A broadcast; appeal has been made }>v Ms mother I'or the immediate surrender of Kenneth. Ormiston, formerly the. wireless operator at Mrs McPherson's Angelas Temple. She said: “ With this great mass of evidence, that Mrs McPherson was not kidnapped, and with warrants issued for her arrest, there is no use for even a mother to try and persuade herself that the story told by her son is true.” One newspaper alleges that Ornustoil ’sv wife has returned from Australia, ready to sue for divorce as soon as her husband appears. In the meantime. Mrs Mol lierson has recovered sufficiently to preach again at the Temple. On Sunday n joht she asked for 100.000 dollars, for what she called a “Fight-the-Devtl • fund. Her followers immediately contributed a large, portion of this amount.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17153, 1 October 1926, Page 7
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