Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1929, Page 29

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 22, 1929_PART 1. MURDER OF GIRL, 11, but they Baq no lndication of whé e IRGINFA HIGHLANDS MYSTIFIES POLICE SEEKS WELFARE CLINIC Body of Child Found i|'| Idaho | oy Association Names Committee to Appeal to Arlington River With Throat Cut. Jury found today {hat the 11-yesr-old schoolgirl “came to her death' by murder by an unknown party or par- |, tes” ¢ No evidencs was avallable to the jury other than the fact thllflla little girl had been found yelmd her throat m msmn River ;gh::dt eullnuhgaham:;hemk huraday moening o &0 e um nn uang the raflroad, but mu:- ing definite had been established connect any cne with the crime. By the Associated Press. Her Inlur parents, Mr. and Mrs. KING HILL, Idaho, lep!u;hcr 21— [H. B. Meisenzahl, who adopted the Baffled by a maze of searchers’ tracks ehuum-nohecmm‘x:ek-m that blotied out e track of the|a year ago, have asked officers to do murderer of - Marie West, a goroner's: everything possible to catch the man, # clinlc be opened and maintained here. The committee, composed of Mrs. John Huriburt, Mrs. P. Dierich and the assoc lay nl al s first regular meeting of the new school Pmbmrinl leet Tuesday. - Yo C I Thomas v meet at the Presbyterian Church hm Tuesday evening. The sessions conclude Thursday afternoon. Bfl it S aoh A e liver the opening sermon. Overproduction of wine and s clish between the syndicate and producers over is ca hard times i the uu;m lnc ‘ lt the Mount Vernsn. loul school o] uondty wfih an enrdlnmt of M'lm PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL. Rev. Henry J. Miller Takes Pulpit in Arlington County. Special Dispatch to The Star. SEMINARY, Va.Sept. 21.—Rev. Henry J. Miller, assistant chaplain at Episco- pal High School and priest in charge of the Seminary Mission, has u:upwd a call as rector of the St. George's Episcopal Church in Arlington County. He will assume his new duties on Sep- tember 29. Rev. Mr. Miller has had charge of the Young Men's _Christian Auoc!atkan camp at Camp Dudley, Westport N. during the past Summer. ! INSURANCE MEN - MEET WEDNESDAY 1,500 Delegates Expecfed to Attend Underwriters’ For- tieth Convention. looking for any “puk-up passen- jers” in uummobfla on the theory that ‘abandon County Board. Bpecial Dispatch to.The Star. VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, Va., ,Bcpl 2] to have the Ar a vast emme — Belles of Brazil have taken fo thi 0| beauty idea so emhluhul::lly u'u: sales of tollet tions there are ld by the asso- 3 the businkss meeting a re- tion was held for m- Meta Glass- cock. DflnchAL and Miss Vi ‘Warner, Miss Iris Rickaby and Keith Piggott, the pew members of the Nelly both winn! hlu!-;e ys in England, were ted & appear betm t e next meeting of the county board to present a request that who are prices is causing Custis schml faculty 151: neuhn ‘They | wine-preducing districts of Brezil. Approximately 1,500 delegates from throughout the United States are ex- pected to attend the fortieth. annual convention of the National Association of Life Underwriters, which opens in the Hotel Mayflower Wednesday morn- ing, following executive meetings of the board of trustees of the national asso- ciation, the American College of Life Underwriters and the executive com- mittee of the association tomorrow and Tuesday. The convention proper will Tun through Friday. The general theme for the convention will be “The Second Hundred Billion,” with consideration of various problems confronting insurance men in bringing up insurance sales to the two-hundred billion mark and several speakers will appear before the convention on Wed- nesday and Thursday. ‘The delegates will be welcomed at the ; opening session Wednesday by Harold D. Kraflt, president of the Life Under- writers Association of the District of Columbia, and by District Compnissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro. The convention will be called to order by Paul F. Clark, president of the National Association of Life Underwriters, and invocation will be delivered by Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, S. J., president of Georgetown University. The nominating committee will be appointed at the morning session Wed- nesday and at noon the delegates will visit the White House. A reception will be held in the ball- xb0m of the Mayflower Hotel Wednesda: night, when an illustrated address “Washingten Frpm Dawn to Dusk,” will be given by Charles Colfax Long. Thursday afternoon will be devoted |7’ to sightseeing and a trip to Mount Ver- | non. An agency management session will be held in the Mayflower Thurs- day night. On Friday morning officers will be ‘elected and resolutions adopted. BOY SCOUT TO ACT AS RACE OBSERVER Youth to Be “Eyes” of Troops at Balloon Derby in Quest of Brass Engraved « Ash Tray Sets Pure, Healthful Cream Caramels Imported Manila ¢ 9'& Cigars 8for 250 Box of 50, $1.49 ‘Tempting, freshly roasted almonds with a thin, erisp % e Lo N i These' handmade long- coating of pure sugar. A delightful confection that will ) 2 0\ flue:c elnrl: ull;l‘ reg llrly plehli.sf you. Especially tempting as & between-meal ) ;“,‘, S iy ae this 1ow o NN Not a Solid Piece in the Jar— . Delcara Filled Hard Candies ! Reg. 60c 1-Lb. 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