Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1928, Page 22

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. QCTOBER_ 21, 1928—PART 1. KIMBALL T0 HEAD - DISTRIC KIWANIS .anerstcwn. Md., Is Selected : as Convention: City for i o b [ “Next Year. Harry G. Kimball of Washington “au clocted distgiet governof of . the Capital | XKiwanis District, comprising Maryland, Visginia, Dalaware and the District of | Caolumbia, at,a meeting of the district delegates held at Richmond. Va. ves- terday. Hagerstotm. Md.. was selected ms the district’s 1929 eonvention city, winning over Hampton, Va. Mr. Kimball,'who ‘i a lawyer, ‘was born in Washington and is a graduate of Washington High School. Amherst College and Columbia_University Law School. He ‘was admitted to the bar in 1896. Considered an authority on | northeast, HARRY G. KIMBALL. | Heads Kiwanians GUN-TOTER GIVEN 450 DAYS IN JAIL anz Shn's and Ownership of Knife Proved—Razor-Wielder Sent to Prison, Pound zuilty of two charges of carry- ing a deadly pon and one of larceny. Willard Johnson, alias John Fields. colored, 200 block of Fourtéenth street by Judge John P. McMahon in Police Court yesterday. Policeman Matthews of the fifth precinct testified that he heard two revolver she Investigating, he found a revolver with two spent had fired at Andrew Wicholson. also colored, in an argument over a sweater Upon arrcsting Johnson' he also found a two-edged knife in his possession. was sentenced to 360 days | in jail and fined $150 or 90 days more | s fired while patrolling his | | beat yesterday. shells in | | Johnson's room, and was told the man 'NAVAL OFFICER TO TELL Lecture Before Clty Club Wednes: fell about the raising and salvaging of | the sunkén submarines S-4 and S-51 at | a meeting of the City Club Wednesday | night at 8:30 o'clock. will illustrate with motion pictures, will cover the varlous phases of submarine operaticn and the methods of salvaging | |/ such vessels when on the bottom of the | | ocean. both salvaging as well as submarine opera- | tion. | OF RAISING SUNKEN SUBS‘ day Night Will Be Illustrated | With Motion Pictures. Lieut. Harry Hartley, U. S. N., will| The lecture, which Licut. Hartley Lieut. Hartley aided in raising | vessels and is an authority on He will also explain the safety dp-" vices which the Navy has under consid- | eration for the prevention of accidel <‘ | such as befell the fl-fated S-4 and S H The lecture is for members and their | The sentence consisted of 360 days | guests. | for intent to use the revolver, $100 or | . | 60 days for carrying the knife, and 850 | oratories of the General Electric Co.. The latest invention from the lab- Kiwanis country. first volume, ¢overing 1917 ta 1923, ing been published several years ags “The second volume is now in process of printing. Joined Kiwa His connection from 1019 Mr. Kimball was district sscretary and in 1924 he became president Washington club. He is a Yieutanant governor of the first division, Cap'tal Kiwanis Distriet. and district | chairman of the intérclub relations is in 1919, h Kiwanis dates history in this section of the | v. ‘Mr. Kimball is the author of the Capital Kiwanis District bistory. the for two.and a half*ycars of the former are -co-operating: the hospitals are giv-| | or 30 days for the larceny of sweater, which belonged ing special rates to Kiwanis casas and | Elliot. menibers©of the club are giving them time and atiention to help Now, one ean report the crippled child, knowing that a nurse will” investigate Friday carrying it to the elinic for | pleaded guilty | the surgeon’s ‘examination and opera- |on Edward Hamlin. also colored. the case. tion. knowing that the bracemaker available wherever necessary, every noeded attention will be given. the work. Delaware William H. Bell, colored, 400 block of | avenue southeast, the | at Schenectady. to Lonnie | means of a beam of light,” “sending _music by | will be the | | subject of a falk and demonstration at | into the fourth precinct station house | tists and officials of the company. and surrcndered, and yesterday He | the demonstration. the City Club's weekly forum Friday | walked | by Dr. S. B. Taylor, one of the scien- | Many Government officials, including in Police Court fo assault | cabinet officers, will be asked to attend | Special invitations | was sentenced to 360 days in jail after | are being extended to the Board of | and that | Hamlin explained that he was cut in | Trade, | the neck with a razor, requiring 12 | Association and the Chamber of Com- | “That the miembers of Kiwanis are | stitches. intensely intercsted .in shown by the attention which is given when the ; reports the cascs are | made each, ‘month at the club. Tt is this work is | merce. Merchants and Manufacturers’ committee. As an accomplished organ- | ist, Mr. Kimball frequently plays at Kiwanis club meetings and has been organist in several Washingten churches and plays for various Masonic bodies Her is a_member of the Almas Temple Shrine Band and the Tall Cedar Band #nd has membership in various branchss of Masonry. He is Past Master, Past High Priest and Senior Grand Dt’\cfln‘ of the Grand Lodge, F.'A. A. M. of the | District of Columbia. In addition to Mr. Kimball, the Rich- mond Kiwanis convention elected these |* officers by acclamation also: ©f not_answering her door bsll, even if Findley C.- Hendrickson of Cumber- it is rung persistently, Judge John P. land, lieuttnant governor of the first ye o poh terday ordered Robert | division: Chiarles G. Evans of Danville, ; 1 lieutenant - governor, secorid ‘Gi- Batlay; former sailor. % give $200 bane ar sorfe 45, days after the man had ad- ision: J. M. Quillian, jr.. of Coeburn Va:. lieutenant governor. third division: | tuiead preaking through a bathroom indow’ of the home of Mrs. Mandy H. Lawrence Smith of Ashiand, Va.. lieutenant governor, fourth division: Dr o : e Henry A. Converse of Harrisonburg, V: wr',]:": L0 et v\‘?en %‘n“amm lieutenant-._governor, ~_Afth div O e elected district secretary-treasurer. e A i e i Interested in Orthepedic Work. Outstanding among Mr. Kimball's schievements as a Kiwanian iz his deep 4 in the orthepedic wor ganization is carrying forward in Wash- ingten. where it is hopeful of getting a seheol for crippled childzen. The crying need of Washington to- the great. woik of the Washington Kiwanis club, in which every membar has ‘a’ part: either through personal work or financial assistance. which has proved a source of inspiration and which has made our club one of the ouistanding units of Kiwanis Interna- tional.” BACKS DOOR BELL IDEA. 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