Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1930, Page 16

A—16 TAKDMA ITZENS | HAVESCADDL NGHT New. Officers of Association in Charge of Meeting for First Time. The newly elected officers of the akoma Park Citizens' Asociation offi- clated for the first time last night at the Fall meeting of the association. | keld in the Takoma Park branch of the Washington Public Library, corner Fifth and Cedar streets. The meeting was featured as “school night,” the association having as its guests principals of the various schools in Takoma Park and vicinity. The new officers of the association are: President, Herbert Walton Rut- ledge; first vice president, Burt W. An- drews; second vice president, Mrs. Al- cena Lamond; secretary, Willlam M. Noblewoman Dies As Auto Plunges Into Belgian River By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, September 9.— Lady Auriol Horne, wife of Sir Allen Horne of London, and an unidentified companion were drowned yesterday when, daz- zled by the beams from a light- , they drove their motor car into the River Scheldt. They were trying to run the machine onto the ferryboat that plies be- tween Antwerp and Sainte Anne. ‘The chauffeur was rescued un- consclous. |ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Daughter of Former Senator to Wed Insurance Executive. FAR HILLS, N. J., September 9 (#). — Former United States Senator and Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Emily Frelinghuysen, to H. Edward Bilkey of New York, son of Greene; treasurer, Samuel Handelsman, | Mrs. Charles Bilkey of Dodgeville, Wis. and delegates to the Federation of Cit-| izens' Associations, John Walker and Burt W. Andrews. New Committee Heads. Miss Frelinghuysen is a graduate of Vassar College and a member of the Junior League. Mr. Bilkey is a graduate of the Uni- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1930." POLICE LACK CLUES IN ENSENADA KILLINGS Kansas 0il Worker Freed After Admitting He Shot Into Own Auto. By the Assoclated Press, . LOS ANGELES, September 9.—With the release of Harry Harmon, 23, Wichita, Kans., ofl worker, police to- day were without a tangible clue point- ing to the slayer of Miss Louis Kentle, Los Angeles sorority leader, and her flance, Francis Conlon, stabbed to death at_Ensenada, Mexico, recently. ‘Harmon was arrested by police who noticed a bullet hole in the windshield of his automobile. He said he had been fired upon from ambush near Ensenada. Later he convinced officers he was not in Mexico on the day of the murder. Investigators said Harmon admitted firing ‘the shot through his own wind- shield ‘to impress a girl he knew in Kansas. Miguel Garcia, Mexican arrested the day Harmon was taken into custody, was charged with slaying his wife, found with 23 knife wounds in her body. Owing to the similarity of the wounds to those which took the life of Miss Kentle and Conlon, Garcia was ques- FLORIDA CITY SUED FOR BOND PAYMENTS Complainants Charge Sarasota Is $6,368,300 in Arrears om Outstanding Debts. By the Associated Press. O o Bistries Gours was aaked in & suit filed here holders High Grade Grand Piano for Balance Due 5228 |[.r] Phone Clev. 5518 Between 7 and 8 P.M. or Write Credit Manager of bonds of the city of Sarasota to take charge of Sarasota finances and enforce payment of the city’s bond obligations, all 10 be long in arrears. that Sarasota had outstand- ing bonds March 31 of this year amounting to $6,368,300, the complain- ants charged city officials with delib- Sha" With “mie-spendine. money. ‘that an - money should have been held for bond pay- menis to depreciate the value of the city's securities so officials could com- promise bond claims at a discount. ‘The court was asked to order a com- plete accounting and in the meantime Don’t be satisfied with just a drink when the days are tropic. Quench your thirst with Horlick’s—and experience a new relief from fatigue. Safest milk always—butit’s more than adrink. Send ten cents for sample and mixer. HORLICK’S RACINE, WISCONSIN to enjoin city officials from paying out money from bond accounts for any other purpose. A mandatory injunc- tion was asked to the city to enforce tax and assessment col- lections. cficiuot California Feels Quake. BRAWLEY, Calif., September 9 (#). —A alight earth shock was felt in Brawley at 1:13 pm. yesterday. No damage was reported. The handy party package of 12 fall pints. There are 4 extra ounces, 3 more in every bottle. At your store today. Club PALE DRY versity of Wisconsin. He is vice presi- 11-K, Star Office President Rutledge announced the ! gent yog the Stuyvesant Fire Insur- Box 3 ) chairmen and vice chairmen of the|ance Co. standing committees for the ensuing; year as follows: | Schools—S. E. Blassingham, chalr: man; David Blose, vice chairman. Streets and lights—Burt W. Andrews, chairman; J. Dann Faber, vice chair- man. Public utilities—Chester C. Waters, chairman; W. C. Magathan, vice chair- man. Police—Dr. Guy Clinton, chairman; Rudolph Wilson, vice chairman. Membership—H. R. Smalley, chair- man; C. Leonard Boyer, vice chairman. Legislation—John Walker, chairman; Henry C. Clark, vice chairman. Taxation—Frank A. Richards, chair- man; Fred B. Lintcn, vice chairman. Publicity—John W. Coffman, chair- man; Roy Y. Ferner, vice chairman. Health and sanitation—Dr. Lauretta Kress, chairman; Dr. Lynwood Heiger, wvice chairman. Hostess—Mrs. Louis Vogt, chairman; Mrs. Mary Lamond White, vice chair- man. Parks and playgrounds—Mrs. James A. Robertson, chairman; Maj. Frank Moorman, vice chairman. Members-at-large on executive com- mittee—Dr. W. A. Hooker, Walter Irey, Dr. J. A. McAllister, jr. Speakers at Meeting. The speakers included Prof. E. M. Douglas, Takoma-Silver Spring High School; Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, Takoma Park, D. C.,, Grade School; Prof. L. J. Cantrell, Paul Junior High School, Brightwood, D. C.; Miss J. 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