Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1930. 3 B.'T. BROSIUS ELECTED |PASTORATES CHANGED | “Housewife” on Jury ] WUR[D RECUGN'ZES List Located in Doil | | PRESIDENT OF CHAMBER AFTER CONFERENCE ENDS House—Her Age Is 7 | |Other Officers of Commerce Organ- Several Shitts Are Anmounced for w WA o g ization Also Named at Rock- Ministers of United Brethren PS . °sz§ Om PITTSBURGH, September 19.— ville Meeting. Church. Ruth Ellen Federkell was telling e . 3 her dolls yesterdsy how thelr SowcialDspatehloThegtar. | Soecist Disateh to The Slar. Prompt Action of U. S. and| | mamma almost got into court. ey A | 'MARTINSBURG, W. Va.,, September | SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE mnuth Ellen, listed as a “house. :"m"dm‘r- Brosius was elected presi- | 19 As a result of post conference dis- | v f fe,” was sought by a deputy ent of the Rockville Chamber of Com- | - v i Other Nations Expected t0 | | Fis un eneciife oive rier ahe | | Metce at the amnusl meeking. of the | Lomons the folloNing e i traiois 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 £ i falled 4o appear and answer to | |organisation, succeeding Leonard L. |Brethren Church pastorates, Virginia Make Economic stablllt)’. her name, included on a long list Nicholson, jr. The other officers chosen | Conference, was announced here today: of prospective, jurrs. were: Vice president, Warner E. Pum- | Retiring conference superintendent, The disgruntled deputy returned | | phrey; secretary, Harold C. Smith, and | pr. J. H. B his ¢ fo Teport inat Buih Wian was & | | Ereaturer, Wit P, Prettyman. An | -0, K- Srunk, this iy, becomss ook “housewife” all right—in a doll | |executive committee also was named. | | | house. She is only 7. taneous recognition of the new pro- | 4 moeorse H. Lamar, Dr. George L. Ed- | nated by the conference last week to visional governments in Argertina, Bo- | monds and Leonard 1. Nicholson, Ji- | become ~college pastor, remains _ at livia and Peru. | tion 1s really & point which makes it | WIS SEICHEC 1O lw;fl‘f]m the chamber | po yelay Springs, W. Va,, church; Rev. B by with tradition, the Euro- | possible for the United States to be|at the meetings of fthe Montgomery |y g. Oliver, designaied fo become p pean government sounded ‘out Wash- | consistent with the policies first lald | TORT T o Pederation. [ nt Bl ooy, Tanblin s pass ington before exiending recognition. It |down by President Wilson and later hy LS i matters pertaining 1o | {5; ‘at Cumberland, Md., to which Dr. was found that the United States wished | Secretary _ Charles Evans Hughes: | U6 NCUCr O e town and community | grunk had been assigned. Bishop to recognize the new administrations [ namely, that formal recognition. kno M"'fl iscussed, including widening of | Batdorf participated in the discussion in Argentina, Bolivia and Peru uness | as de jure, should come Pheh B h“’r’“:f:,“"‘;;‘d’( avenue in front of the|that led to the changes. SUro ¥ S0 ol - | stitutional processes of a country have | T 3 . f;rdf;;,\mmm mgihecheic e i o completed with reference to| 'T;hv tzvlfl.v lix;‘th: ,]n‘unomtmem of &, 3 . stmaste v Past Considerations. Alys avon. Fate "Wiliis B. Burdetie ws discussed |[§ 3 Bed Rooms, Living Room, The prigary consideration in $he phst Moral Argument. at length, the consensus sceming to be || Dining Room, Kitchen, Recep- s been whether a government actu-| But, apart from the legal reason, Mr. | that some one should have been named. tion Room and 2 Baths; Electric ally achieved de fa. rol or mili- | Stimson gives the moral argument, | It was pointed out that the vacancy has Refrigeration. tary domination, This rule was broken | which always has been fundamental in | existed since February. | . o 3 ration, with | the question of when recognition should . . | THE ARGONNE the idea tha ¢ overthrow of & | be extended. He says the ®nited| Unemployment has not y 5 . . government i b o A L e M o L s e 7 R et | L and_Columbia Read N.W. ouraged. The |in this matter in order that in the United States un Roosevelt ad- | present economic situation our delay ministration took view that the mey not embarrass the people of these | character of the government set up | friend! ountries in establishing their | ject than | normal intercourse with the rest of the | lege pastor at Shenandoah College, Day- Concerted action by all the powers ton, Va.. Rev. J. Paul Gruver, desig- ot the world has brought about simul- SATURDAY Negligee and ’ SPECIAL Pajama Sale | s ' s7.so Other Prices Listed Below Pajamas and negligees in smart e i tail Q&JRKMEN OF WELDIT CO. i I:m(;;elge & x:;é:lt-y Daring| Youthful! Distinguel rol and also | world.” Heretofore, the very delay in | WELDING THE TAIL ON A wide selection of n\:mc friendiy to | extending recognition has nperfitfl(‘d to | 3 i BUFFALO, AT QST. 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