Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 21

PARENTS OF ABSENT - GIRL QUESTIONED Chicago Police Find Similar- ity in Notes—Fear Child et * Dead. By the Associated Press. /OHICAGO, May 21.—Failure of po- lice to find any trace of MAry Agnes Moroney or her reported kidnapers, a “Mrs. Julia Otis,” resulted last night in the questioning of the child’s parents, Michael and Kathryn Moroney. After an hour at police headquarters, Moroneys were permitted to return home. Disappearance of the 2-year-old girl ‘was reported last Thursday. The moth. er sald a woman, claiming to be worker, asked to take the child and buy TIIE EVENING # dress for her. The next day, the mother said, she received a letter telling her that Mrs. Otis was taking the child to California for two months. Later another letter from a supposed aunt was received, Mrs. Moroney said, telling that Mrs. Otis had lost her own child and was “love hungry.” Police said there were several unusual circumstances conpected with the story told by the parents. They also believed both the letter from Mrs. Otis and that supposed to have been sent by her aunt were in the same handwriting. Au- thorities expressed the fear the child might have been killed, accidentally or otherwise. Willlam Conroad, a friend of the Moroney's, also was questioned. Reds Riot in Cologne. COLOGNE, Germany, May 21 (F).— A band of Communists on bicycles Mon- day swooped down on the British consulate here, and, shouting “Hands off India!” and “Down with Macdon- ald!” smashed all the windows of the buflding with stones. After painting the same slogans in red on the sidewalk, the band leaped on their ‘bicycles and escaped before the riot squad arrived. CHURCH ANNOUNCES WINNERS IN ORATORY Presbyterians Conducted Competi- tion on Subject of Law Observance and Constitutional Loyalty. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 31.—Sec- tional winners in the National Oratori- cal Contest of the Pregbyterian General Assembly on the subject of law observ- ance and constitutional loyalty were an- nounced yesterday. Contests wyel’e held in churches throughout the country and then by presbyteries. From the pres- byterial winners, Dr. is Seymour Mudge, stated clerk, and other officials at the headquarters of the eral as- sembly here, have selected the following to represent the five areas of the church in _the final contest: Eastern, Miss Elizabeth McKinley, Brookville, Pa.; North Central, George E. Steele, Davenport, Towa; Southern, Miss Virginia Sullivan, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Rocky Mountain, Miss Margaret McBeth, Delta, Utah: Pacific, George F. Munro, jr., Santa Ana, Calif. The final contest will be held at the national loyalty pre-assembly meeting STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY. MAY of the general assembly at Cincinnati May 28. The winner in the finals will Teceive an award in gold from the newly elected moderator May 30. The winners were announced by Dr. ‘William Hiram Foulkes, executive head of the Presbyterian National Loyalty Commission. Herman J. H. Papke has been n- ist in the Bethany Lutheran Church at St. Louis for 39 consecutive years. RUGS CLEANED Stored . . . Repaired Our expert washers and one of the most modernly equipped plants assure you the best. JNESHAN G. HINTLIAN Oriental Rugs 818 17th N.W. = Nat’1.9678 “"WooDWARD & LLoTHROP 1 880 COLDEN ANNTVERSARY ¥ TAR 1930 " This 1930 Sports Silk Week Has an Informal Showing by Models, of Sports Fashions, Il AM. and 3:30 P.M. Gay Summer fashions have been made from the smart new rough silks that may be had in twenty different weaves—six weaves alone of Shantung. 85¢ to $2.50 the yard. Brxs, Seconp FLOOR. Adorable clothes for active and spectator sports, for town and country wear . . . and smart spun silk accessories . . . are being displayed in seventeen specialized sections throughout the store. PASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR—ACCESSORIES, FIRsT FLOOR. Garden Parties are 21, 1930. Delightful Fashion Achievements This season’s fashions were just made for Summer afternoon parties . . . be- . at those important garden affairs at Army and Navy Academies . . . at any of the other smart garden affairs. Cool and refreshing as welcome zephyrs . . . as quaint and charming as the frocks worn by demure maidens to greet General Lee . . , are these frocks worn by maidens of today. neath the trees of country estates . . Choosing a garden party frock here is a delightful perplexity ... it is hard to decide whether yours shail be a quaint embroidered flowered batiste, a printed chiffon or a grosgrain ribbon-trimmed mousselaine de soie. 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