Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1930, Page 27

B C. R SMITH HEADS | D.C PRESBYTERY Annual Meeting. H Ohester R. Smith, a layman, was elected moderator of the Washington City Presbytery at the sixtieth annual Spring meeting yesterday at the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church | Rev. Prank E. Nilcs of Newark, N. J., Who accepted a call from Georgetown | Presbyterian Church, will be installed | May 5. Rev. Willlam D. Denham of | Arkansas has accepted a call from Vienna, Va., Presbyterian Church and | will be installed May 12. The new moderator is the first lay- man to hold this important post. He is with the law firm of Britton & Gray, | and is elder of the Sherwood Presby- terian Church. The Spring session goe: to Sherwood Church. Rev. Godfrey Chobot, pastor of the Sixth Presbyter- | lan Church, was elected vice moderator. | The annual sermon was preached by the retiring moderator, Dr. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of Guuton-Temple Memorial Church | Commissioners named to the genera assembly of the church to be held i innati next month were Mr. Cho- | bot, Rev. Iy. Hobart Evans, pastor of the | Hysttsville Presbyterian Church; Rev. | J. H. Hollister, pastor of the Chevy Chase Church; Dr. W. W. Curtis, an | elder of the Metropolitan Church: Wal- | ter K. Handy, an elder of the Arlington Church, and Theodore F. Sargent, an elder of the First Presbyterian Church | yses | ‘The Board of National Missions will | give $7,000 to aid small churches of | the denomination in this Presbytery in | the coming year. Guests at the dinner hour yesterday [ included Mrs. William Knipp of Balti- more, president of the Baltimore Synod- ical Presbyterial, and Rev. A. Brown | Caldwell, moderator of the Synod of | Baltimore. | SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and S:;nl! From ARRIVE! Olympic—Southampton Aurania—Southampton Banta Teresa—Valparaiso April 4 April 12 April 13 April Aori & Avrit o Avril 8 DUE TODAY. Pan America—Bermuda Matara—Trinidad ...... Mur N estern _PrinceBueno Bdlion—Piracus oo . e DUE TOMORROW. Bermuda John's elaban— Kinzston Lars—San Juan . California-~Glasgow . Empress of Austratia—Werld criifse, DUE PRIDAY. APRIL 18. Aprii 14 Bermuda—] 8ilvia—St. Met; et American Farmer—Hamburg DUE SATURDAY. APRIL 19, Hamburg—Hamburg s Rochambeau—Hayre i DUE SUNDAY, APRIL 0. Apri(13 | April 14 April 10 April 18 | April 10 Al -Bermuda : George Washington - Hamburg DUE MONDAY. APRIL 31. American Trader—London . Carmania—Liverpool ... Saturnia-_Trieste Fort St - April 10 T —Coperihagen ntwerp De Grasse—Havre . . DUE TUESDAY. APRIL 32 hy IApril 12 { April 12 April 11 April 20 | i April 16 | OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. quitania—Cherboury t! pton. im“n Georee— Beryige. -t mPton- -‘me;\‘:nfllrdinl—fllmmllh. Cherbourg and Sants Marta—Kingston, Cristobal. Cart, c.lrlll. Puer!oJCummbhfilnd Santa Mart us—8an Juan, ran 5 b'.l'fo and er\rnhovl ST Ederto C8 reinia—Kingsto: | Cristobal. Buenaventura, Callao BAGR o E R o Colombi Wtheville—Antwerp. 0 o0 | Dorothy Luckenbach—Pacific Coast. | SAILING TOMORROW. dtusyis—Copenhagen snd Danzig. Bt Sene Cherbourg and Bremer- | 843 Lorenzo—8an Juan and Sante Domineo ‘:-u-{un Bhivper—Londgn. B Jacinto—Havana, Progreso and Vers nlthrlnlde Gity "ot "Fa.rbury - Copennagen Jersbek—8t. Thomas. T BAILING FRIDAY. APRIL 18. vre. aneiro. San- ontevideo and Buenos Aires. Bermuda. iboney—Havana ympic—Cherbourg and Southampton. apland—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Aniwerp. | unam assau. | Urbino—Capetown. Castilian Prince—Buenos Aires. Marthara—Buenos Alres. Tigre—Buenos Alres. BAILING SATURDAY. APRIL 19, uth, Havre ana London. and Liverpool. John's. | ‘obh. Cherbourg and Hamburg. Conte Grande—Genos. Naples and Gibraltar. 0—8an J rte 4 an Gajifornia Panama Ganal and San ncisco. Oscar H--Christian: hagen. an d, Oslo and Copen- Pastores—Havana. Cris nd Port Limon. | Alhn:cAGhuow Bel d_Liverpool. o 7 and elona Cristobal. Callao and Val- Gatt a Ceibs. Toltee—Puerto Cortez Mansqui—Puerts Colombia. Am a, Port au Prince, La Guasra Pernambuco and BAILING MONDAY, APRIL 11. #eliance—Cherbours, Southsmpton Hamburs. P=nvidence —Pont Dell Lisbon, Comstantinople and Marseilles. SAILING TUESDA _Port au Prince Bironsaria- Cherbours SAILING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 Arcadian-Berm De G H and Naples, | EASTER Novelties Favors Baskets Your name printed on all Virginia Dare EASTER | EGGS FREE. | GARRISON’S Toy and Novelty Co. TWELVE FACING COURT ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE “New York Johnnie” Among De- fendants Arraigned for Violating Tariff and Prohibition Laws. By the Associated Press. LAKE CHARLES, La. April 16—| Twelve defendants, including Dan Ho- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1930. gan, alias “New York Johnnie” were arraigned Monday in Federal Court here on charges of conspiracy to vio- late the American tariff and the na- tional prohibition laws in coast liquor smuggling. The arraignment reflected the case of the famous I'm Alone rum schooner of Capt. John Thomas Ran- dall, sunk in the Gulf of Mexico by the Coast Guard. Pleas of not guilty were entered by counsel for the group. Trial was set for next week. The cases to be tried here deal spe- cifically with the alleged shipments of carl of m}uor smuggled in from rum ships and shi as rice through the Gueydan Stat! La., to the East and said to involve ‘holesale conspiracy of national scope. The schooner I'm Alone was one of a fleet of liquor boats operated by the defendants in the alleged conspiracy, according to governmental contention — Algerian farmers are using American tractors. CHURCH VOTE LAGGING ON RIGHTS OF WOMEN |Less Than Half of Presbyteries Have Acted on Equality Proposals. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April lstbeg th;‘n | General Assembly in Cincinnati, May 20. | official vote to the offices of the Pres- | | the one-half of the pre les. Easter Novelties for the \x,fi Kiddies Cunning little things for the little tot for Easter. Chickens, Rabbits, Easter Grass B o 48c S 19¢ to 69c Stationery—Main Floor $2.50 and $2.95 Kid Gloves 1.95 Soft, pliable quality kid gloves to match the Easter ensemble. Novelty turn-back cuffs with P.K. and overseam sewn. Black with white, mode, beaver, and brown. A few washable suede slip-ons in the group. Corselettes $3 & $3.39 Well known makes with and without inner belts. Some of soft swamee without boning. Sizes with belts, 36 to 48. Without belts, 32 to 42. Goldenberg's—Second Floor $2.98 and $3.98 Scarfs *1.98 Complete your Easter en- semble from this fine array of chiffon and georgette scarfs. Double widths. Leading shade Idenberg's—Main Floor An Unexpected Offering! EASTER FROCKS In Another Remarkable “Two for One” Sale 2/ ) $10&°125Values None Sold Singly . . . but a mother and daughter, or two friends may share the savings which this delightful col- lection offers! And never staged one of derful sales (originated at Gold- enberg’s) that was more timely A truly charm- ing and colorful group, including than this one! such smart favorites a: Dainty Cape Frocks . Frocks . Navy and Frocks with dainty ling . « . Short-Sleeved Pastel Silk Crepes that hint of Summer gettes of feminine lines with the new even hemline . . . Polka “Star” Print Frocks. Sizes 14 to 46—including flat- tering styles for the lar Goldenberg’s—Second Floor BUSTER BROWN & HEALTH SHess & Sold Here surely we these won- tH . Jacket Black Crepe erie touches Vivid Geor- Dotted and ger woman. Show a Host of Flattering New Brim Treatments! Charming French Voile Frocks, including the pretty smocked cape model sketch- . Printed Flaxons and Exclusively A large variety of strap slip) oxfords in these splendid shoes that well dressed boys and girls all over the coun Kidd to 11—] large 6—¢ sizes 1115 to 2 Misses’ Phoenix Hose, Pr. Fine silk-ane with well . White, Vanity, Haze .and Beachburn. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor tie presented o every i boy pur- chasing his Easter suit here. some Worth $2.98 & $3.98 *2.59 Women and misses who are fas- tidious about the unseen part of their E. will welcome this delightful offering of heavy in lingerie! or sheer georgette bands or ruffles to give them a truly feminine finish. Goldenberg's—Second Floor 5 to 8—Little Mi pers, pumps and try are wearing! sizes 8%, —Boys’ s Sheer frocks, especially, re- quire dainty undies like these of heavy quality rayon with seams. flosh. Sizes 4 to 14 years. flat-lock frocks “just like big siste , trimmed with crisp . what a lovely including flowerlike as well as white Con- ion_dresses. Girls’ Bright Silk Dresses For girls of 7 to 14 years who insist op having silk —this group offers attrac- tive crepe de chine models, with long or short sleeves, and pleated or circular skirts. street shades. ombinations 31.00 White or Tots’ Frilly Organdy Hats Delicate pastel organdy—as crisp and fresh flowers. With elastic backs to make the head With two pairs golf knickers, or pair two pairs longi. longies and knickers. For Easter—Confirmation Easter $1.59 size adjustable. Red, green and other and lace-trimmed Easter United States have taken s vote on the overtures proposing to give women equal rights with men in the government of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, it was announced yesterday. There are 293 presbyteries, and a total of 147 must vote “yes” on an overture to insure its adoption as a law of the church. Many of the presbyteries do limit expires with the meeting of the On overture A, which proposes to per- Free Parking Space Opposite Eighth St. Entranc: GOLDENBERG S ““At Seventh and K” | Yes, 66; no, not meet until late in April. The time | mit women to be ordained as ministers and also as ruling elders, the oocwf vote to date is: Yes, 48; no, 66. Overture B, which proposes to permit | | women to be ordained as ruling elders, | but not as ministers: Yes, 70; no, 46. Overture C, which proposes to admit women to lic;nuure as local evangelists: 9 ‘These figures include only the actions | of presbyteries that have sent in their | byterian General Assembly here. 1 1o rry and annoyanee. with us now. THOS. E. JARRELL CO. General Insurance 1 10th Street N.W. = Phone NAtional 5220———————————The Dependable Store Smart Straws for Easter Hair Braids . . . Crisp Baku Brai ... Exotic Straws . . . Peanut Toyos . . . these and many other good-looking new Spring straws and braids in hun- dreds of flattering new hats for misses and women. Medium brims. .. pokes .. Lacy Straws . off-the-face sithouettes with long backs . . . pleated brims . . . the same treatments that much higher priced models are showing! In black and all colors that will take part in the 1930 Easter parade. Easter Hats at Values and styles that have caused much favorable com- ment among Easter shoppers. Hair br «..and all of the smart tailored straws, including the popular Bangkoks . . . in black and colors. Exquisite Plain and Flow- ndies wearing the ucette” label . . bewitching Printed Dimity Jacket Ensembles . . . a very fine French Voiles . . . the season has produced no prettier frocks at anything like this price! ots’ Crepe de Chine Cunning little white and pas- tel erepe de chine models with ruffies and ribbons that make 2 to 6 years olds French $ face, Goldenbers's—Second Floor Ready to Dress-Up Your Youngsters for Easter! Adorable Sheer Frocks For the Dainty Miss of 7 to 14 Years! i $2.98 $5.98 32.98 Babies’ Radium Silk Dresses Dainty hand-embroidered frocks for the youngest in the family. White, pink or blue, with set-in sleeves. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. oys' *12 to*15 Spring Suits $Q.75 fine hard-wearing blue Spring Wear. serge and cheviot suits and smart mannish mixtures of tweeds, her- ringbones and d cuff-bottom lon, $18 to $22 Suits *15.75 “Prep” Suits—all with two pairs longies or longies and knickers. Spring blues in_chev- fots and serges. Beauti- tully tailored. 12 to 20. Excellent ture suits. $10 Junior Coats $7.9s New Sport Sweaters $2.95 §1 to $1.50 Bell Blouses, 79c 4 to 16 years 95¢ Mannish coats, two sht ke New colors, plain or . Contrasting trim- med. All wool. 26 to 36. $1.25 to $1.50 Bell Shirts, 12 to 141 neck size $2 to $3.95 Bell Silk Blouses, special $2.50 to $4.95 Silk Shirts wool and part wool mix- knickers, longies or pair of each. Some sample sults in the lot. onal weaves. With 2 pairs plus-4 knickers, 7 to 16; or pair of long pants and knickers, 8 to 18. $8 to $11. %6.95 “Smart Set” Suits $18.75 Rich mixtures and blue cheviots. Collegiate models, smartly tailored. 15 to 20. Other suits, $22.50 to $24.75. $9.75 Spring Coats Smart _ensembles A e 3t 36,95 e pair g': Inner..lunll to match. Boys’ Spring Topcoats Snappy tweeds, serges and chev- iots. Sizes 2 to 8. $3.95, $4.95, $6.95, $8.75 S5 to 5135 Sik Web @Q . * 59¢ 50 Suits wearing With two 7 to 20, with neat buckle ... . $1.25 to $1.50 New Spring Caps, special 95¢ Cut Silk Tles, in a great variety. .. 35¢c to sl TR $1.79 Twenty Styles in Girls’ Straw Hats at $1 98 Five Sketched An exceptional oup—from twe ers we know of! a Sailors, and upturned brim models . . . contrasting crowns er brims, black or colored grosgrain bands, silk faci (for wee girls), or pert streamers. Hundreds of Other Youthful Straws $1.49 to $5.00 Goldenberg's—Becond Floor Men’s MortonHall’ Suits Mean Savings of $5 to $10 Morton Hall two-trouser suits combine smart style, high-class tailoring with a sensible price! patterns that will open your eyes with their snappy lines. Grays, tans and browns, mixtures and blue serges and cheviots. Complete size range. New Spring $24.50 New Spring Topcoats for Easter Wear Stylish tweeds, herrin shades. Splendidly satin or rayom trimmed with Skinner gbones and pluin to Men's Clothing from K Strest and Seventh Strest == Charge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Added—We Do Not P $1.50 Sheer In New Easter Shades! s 1 Full fashio: nty picot teps). s surmbre mance, almora, others. Lace Clock Chiffon Hose Such aristocratic straws as baku and ballibuntl in distin- guished looking models for the youthful or mature Black, beige, navy, and the other leading costume shades for Easter. erystal beige, ro- scay nude, allure and 53.95 Room Hats 10 Beautiful potted plants in full bloom. A fresh e g display at low prices for your choosing temorrow:, Easter Lily Plants, $1.19 to $2.69 Primrose Plants, 69¢ and 79¢ Beautiful Tulifis, $1.19 to $1.49 Graceful Spirea Plants, $1.59 Calla Lily Plants, $1.49 to $1.98 Boston Fern Plants, 35¢ to $1.49 Clumps of Pansies, in baskets, 39¢c And & great variety of other blooming plants. - Goldenber’s—Main ‘Figl Novelty Bead Necklaces and Chokers 29¢ A vast assortment of sample bead necklaces and chokers from a large importer, received just in time for Easter. Many attractive and novel styles that are so intrigu- ing. Idenberg's—Main Fl $2.50 and $2.98 Leather Handbags *1.88 New bags for Easter. Fine quality leathers in calf, Mo- rocco, reptile effects in the latest styles — pouches, flats, underarms and back-straps. Desicable colors and blacks. Shell*, metal and covered frames. *Simulated. Goldenberg's—Main, Flsor' - Sitk Hsé National 0768 fi