Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1931, Page 10

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The Star carriers were furnished with car | tokens for transportation to and from the circus by The Star, giving them a 5 | complete evening of entertainment with- ) . o | out cost. The boys showed marked en- thusiasm. 12th and N. ¥. Ave. N.W. M The show, consisting of 15 acts often presented under canvas, was featured by acrobatics by both men, women and ” brasts. One of the best of the acts was “a whirlwind riding display” by May wirth. Elephants, seals and horses also performed in “big top” style. A number of side shows in the base- ment proved an attraction before and after the pfl'la{n}nm‘e and dlla‘){x ?hll)- e B minute intermission. Featured in these fhe ey e rer Vi swr | was “Snookie Junior,” chimpanzee of s and aes the dis: 1 | motion picture fame, T L | The circus s to continue each eve- o - Sl ) ning through Saturday. It is being Always staged by the uniform bodies of Almas Temple, George E. Harris, president. The executive officers of the Shri Circus Committee are Robert S. I potentate, honorary chairman; Dr. Thomas L. Miller, general chairman; Mr. Harris, president of the uni- formed bodies; John W. Fenton, secre- tary; Raymond M. Florance, controller, and ‘Jesse Nussear, treasurer. 'FOUR HELD AS BODY OF GIRL, 7, IS FOUND | Police Say Man Confesses to Slay-| ing—Child Had Been Missing Since Friday. A vitreous china lavatory chromium-plated Tegs. created by KOHLER to match the toilet and tub of write phone— ADams 0145 By the Associated Press. | CONEMAUGH, Pa. March 17—The | body of 7-year-old Betty Mowry, missing | | since Friday, was found yesterday un- | der the attic floor in the home of Harry | r | Starchok, 28. District Attorney D. P.| 4 | Weimer said last night that Starchok | had confessed the slaying. ! | The girl's head was crushed with a age | hammer and she had been assaulted, | police said. | " Starchok's wife Margaret, 22: George Andrews, a boarder in the Starchok | phome, and Albert Potter were also held in connection with the slaying. Arrest | of all was made on information fur-| nished by Starchok’'s 4-year-old son, | with whom the slain girl was playing | | fust pefore she disappeared, authorities | said. 20.000 TO PARTICIPATE | IN ST. PATRICK’S PARADE | b S | Gov. Roosevelt, Al Smith and Act- | ing Mayor McKee Will Review New York Marchers. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, March 17.—Twenty thousand persons will take part in | the annual St. Patrick'’s day parade | up_Fifth avenue this afternoon. | Twenty-seven battalions, drawn from | scores of organizations, will march from 46th street to 110th street. Gov. Roosevelt, Alfred E. Smith and Acting | Mayor Joseph V. 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