Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1931, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WA 1 J. R. Duffield, and Young People's Work, AYLESWORTH w"_L SPEAK fil%:l Bmt:;a;u'r;‘g! Rc:éll '“llt :ih::.: g:’l;’xlf;‘yrx:nfin bms"{:fm?: h D. Roland Potter. Woman'’s Council—President, Mrs. H. ference April 24 sponsored by the | managing editor of the Detroit News. | = e R T Elea School of Public and International Af-| The conference will convene in Whig || D b Princeton Meeting to Hear Official | fairy 1n Princeton University. Hall, Princeton. ick, ‘Wal- e e Sl Disctiss RAAIbSRANAHY B The conference, at which several D o i prominent newspaper men will lead dis: P. Ellenberger and Mrs. S - ;;'Dnc hg:ml:-”‘ Tecording seoretary, Mrs, | NEW YORK, April 23 (#).—Merlin | cussions, will continue for three days.| Criminal records show that the av- s Gmrgp A. Ross: corresponding secre- | H. Aylesworth, president of the Na-'Addresses will be made cn the second erage age of murderers is about 25 years. || F A‘gfig Mi - - = FROCO HINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931. Myrtle E. Ellett, and treas- Other Officers and Commit- tee Chairman Elected at Annual Meeting. Bishop William F. McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal Church was elected president of the Washington Federation of Churches at the Federation's eleventh annual meeting in Calvary Baptist Church last night. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Andrew R. Bird Other officers elected were Rev. C. E. Hawthorne, Dr. W. J. Showalter and Dr. William Knowles Cooper, vice pres- idents; Rev. H. W. O. Millington, re- cording secretary; Charles E. Howe, treasurer; W. E. Schooley. treasurer, and Dr. Bird, past pres All officers were unanimously elected from the floor. following the reading of their names by Dr. William S. Aber- nethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, chairman of the Nominating Committee Denominational representatives. com- mittee chairmen and officers of the Woman's Council also were elected most of them being re-elected to offices they held last ye: They are as follows Denominational representatives—Bap- tist, Rev. W. S. Abernethy and H. L. Sweinhart: Brethren, Rev. Church of the Brethren Holsopple: Congregational J. Clinchy; Disciples, Rev and C. C. Galloway: B. Phillips; Evang Schnabel: Evangelica Charles Enders; Friends, C. S. Easter- ling; Lutheran’ (United), Rev. H. W. Snyder and Henry Wiegand; Methodist Episcopal, Rev. B. W. Meeks D C. Christie; Methodist Ej Rev. W. A. Shelton and H Methodist Protestant, Rev. J. W. Town- send and J. P. Dodge: Presbyteri Bernard Braskamp and A. B. Gawler; Presbyterian U. V. Salvation Army, ) United Brethren, Rev. S. B. D: ian, D. Bre Church, Rev Committee chairmen—Church c Norton M. Little; Civic Affairs, Col. W ©O. Tufts; Comity, Rev. F. B. Harris Drama and Pageantry, Miss Bess Dav Schreiner: Employment, R. Spenc Palmer; Evangelism, Rev. C. C. Ras mussen: Finance, James C. D: : International Good Will, Rev. J. R Biz00; Publicity, Rev. Mark Depp; Pub- lc Meetings, Rev. John Weidley: Race Relations, Canon Anson Phelps Stok: Service, Rev. Harvey Religious Education, Vacation Ch TEETH are actually Shades WHI TER teeth sney mar Proof lies Brush Tec Start us half-inch morning and nig note the improve ance of teeth an s Teeth look cleaner and fully 3 whiter. Gums feel er and healthier. The mouth ti wonderful new taste sensation. Kolynos is surp utterly like anything you've ever used Axscon as it enters the mouth it becomes a Tebreshing, antiseptic FOAM that per- mits the Dry-Brush Technique which makes Kolynos just 10 times more effective. KOLYNOS the antiseptic nile Court wor Mrs. E. C. Dinwiddie! Committee chairmen—Allied Organi- A. H. Day and Mrs. Wil- Knowles Cooper; Juvenile Court, H. Wellen Fisher; Law and Legis- i Missionary, Ml W. L. Darby: World Friendship, to be supplied, and Denominational Repre- sentative, Mrs. J. Claude Keiper. The meeting was opened with an ad- dress by the retiring president, Dr. Bird, who expressed satisfaction over he progress the Federation made during e past vear toward the development s various activities and establishing r brotherhood between the mem- Dr. W. L. Darby, the executive secre- tary, reported that the Federation, now | 11 years old, has a regular membership of 115 churches and 19 denominations and 1 community church. He expressed pleasure over the progress made by the | organization A report by the chairman of the| Finance Committee, James C. Dulin, jr., showed a total expenditure of funds by the Federztion of $16,051.08 for the past rear. with a balance of $482.89 on hand. an_indebtedness, however, of ¢ outstanding in the form of a a bank, the report showed. Dulin emphasized the need of | 1 s to de expenses of | deration during the remainder of 3 nd suggested a campaign for a tentative budget of $14,200 for 1932. Dr. William Knowles Cooper, who heads mmittee to raise funds, spoke | plans for raising the neces- f mendation of Mr. Dulin, the | dopted a resolution that its ear be made to coincide with the | vear. beginning in 1932. of the Hospital Committee, ' d ating of thousands | E ngs and visits to the | was reported on Mrs. | W. Murray, hospital worker | rittee of the Federation, told of the work of the committce in aiding in ses_coming before the court, and the port of Mrs. Lorna W. Smith, Juve- was read at the meet- rvey S. Irwin of the who also reported for roup. Other committee ‘men also reported at the meeting. J. Clinchy of nal Church at the meeting, the importance of the application > spirit of Christ in every-day life. “The modern problem of life and the oblem of life.” he said. “is ¥ use our human irstitutions they may serve and contribute to express and recreate those vital concerns which make the difference be- tween life and death.” Ein % - Each year more than 500.000,000 tons of soil are cai antly this FOAM gets into and cleans out every tiny pit, fissure and crevice. It kills the millions of germs that sweep into the mouth with every breath, defy ordinary toothpaste and in, discoloration, decay and most gum diseases, if neglected. Acids are neutralized, tartar is gently erased and the mouth is purified Thus this remarkable technique 1s teeth as they should be cleaned ht down to the beautiful, naked ite enamel without injury Convince Yourself If you want clean, attractive teeth and firm, coral-pink gums switch to_the Kolynos Dry-Brush Technique. 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A Pre-Season Selling— b Women’s Woven Sandals Samples From a Well Known Maker $3'75 Regularly Priced From $6 to $12 You will be wise to select a number of pairs to last through the whole Summer. Strap and oxford styles, with high or low heels— in a splendid assortment of color combinations and white; some of the white ones are soiled. Sizes 315, 4 and 44 only. 60 Pairs Women's Shoes, including blonde kid and linen. Broken sizes 150 Pairs Women's Shoes: plain and strap pumps, of patent leather, black and brown kid. High and Some sofled. Were $5.85. Now.$2.95 low hecls. Broken sizes. Were 50 Pairs Women's Slippers; broken $3.95 to $6.50. No . ..$1.65 sizes, Were $1.95. Now. ...95¢ THE DOWN STAIRS STORE. Silly Underwear Junior Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords $2.25 Was $2.95, $3.95 and $5 Special $].9 47 pieces; including pajamas, chemise and gowns—all attractively lace trimmed. Some slightly solled and mussed. Broken sin°s. 32 Silk Gowns: tailored or lace trimmed styles. !hlhl‘v soil- ed. Were £1.95. Now 950 Jersey and Cotton Blouses, $1.45 Were $1.95 and $2.95 30; many attractive styles, in orange, green, blue, red, tan, eggshell and white, Slightly soiled. Sizes 14 to 40. * Dresses, of wool crepe 100 pairs; including some manufacturers’ samples. The group in- cludes patent leather pumps, sports oxfords in two-tone effects and styles of black and tan calf. With Goodyear welt soles. Broken sizes: some soiled. 5 Pairs Children's “Keds” and Tennis Shoes. Broken sizes. Wers 31 Now vere 880 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE. Misses’ Spring Dress Coats $8.75 Were 51650 to $35 10 smart models from this season’s stock—exceptional at §reen_and blue I this low price. Of telga and treco—many untrimmed, o Tere 3508 mhd N others with fur collars or cuffs. In tan, red, green and Crege Blowsex, 1o’ white black. Sizes 14 to 20. g(fi:*;i":; P AR 19 Women's and_ Misses’ Miser' Tweed Sports Co. T £1.95 Spring Dress Coats: all 10 Woollen Anr»l Scarfs, in tan, attractively and gray. Were #1350 re “Girdles, 95¢ Were $1.50 and $2 83; side-hook models: medium length. Sizes 26 1o 34 in lot. 40 Garter Belts: various s Mostly s and $13.75 and §25. Now $4.75 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Costume Slips Were $1.95 and $2.95 95c 74: various styles of silk and rayon crepe—some lace trimmed. Regular and extra sizes—light and dark shades in the group. 18 Silk Slips, in navy and black. Sizes 34 and 36. Were $1.85. Now..55e. 10 pairs Rayon Sports Bloomers. 1% Silk S ., in llllbg!d and Small and medium sizes. Were e e I O $1 and $150. Now . s 5. Now THE BOWN BTAIRS STORE THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s, Misses’ and Special-Size Were $10 54 Dresses " 81: printed crepes, chiffons and cantons in black and high shades. TIncluded is a limited number of novelty woollens. Mussed. Broken sizes. 43 Dresses for women, misses and larger women. Attractive styles, of canton crepe and printed silks. Sizes 14 to 20 and 40 to 50. Were $10 and $15. Now....$7.50 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE. 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