Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 12

SEARCH FOR PASTOR’S SON CENTERS IN EAST Boy Left for Vacation Trip August 1 With Former Maine Convict. By the Ascociated Press eptember 15.—A coun- try-wide search for John Miley, 16- vear-old son of the Rev. H. G. Miley , missing since August 1, red i the East today with 1l here of four Detroit de- wider experience of the outside world. In Detroit Cole had escorted the boy to school, to church and to the the- ater, and the apparent attachment tended to influence the parents in con- senting to the trip, although friends advised against the companionship. The car in which they departed was traced to Wilmington, Del., where it dropped from sight. e DIES OF HIS INJURIES. Colored Worker Fatally Hurt When Stone Falls Upon Him, ‘William Brown, colored, 65 years old, of Germantown, Md., was fatally in- jured near the District line vesterday | afternoon when a large stone dropped {upon him. Brown was working by v | the side of his son in an excavation Miley, 1n Church, ed into his m former been re- 3 they left ile, with Boston Detroit clergyman on to the care intrusted along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal when the stone fell from a derrick while being hoisted from the excava- tion. ‘When taken to Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital by his son, James Brown, it was found the father's hip was crushed, and he died less than an hour later. i . e yourself, publican, want to be in a class by suggests the Springfield Re- ‘try paying as you go.” 720 22-24 7th St. N.W. BEHRENDS . [DRESS Popular flared sses of fast h fabrics, in dots, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LEGION IS DIVIDED ON PARIS CONVENTION Illinois Delegates to Oppose Hold- ing Sessions Abroad—Iowans Hear Herrick Letter. By the Assoclated Pross. 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