Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1931, Page 7

W. H. MCONNELL NAMED.0.0F. HEAD Member of Federal City Lodge Elected Grand Master of District of Columbia. William H. McConnell, a member of Federal City Lodge, No. 20, 1. 0. O. F., was unanimously elected grand master of Odd Fellows in the District of Co- lumbia at the annual session of the Grand_Lodge held last night at tre: Odd Fellows' Temple, 419 Seventh street. Other officers (‘I?fl d were Thoiras C Mettler, deputy grand master; Morr] Dreeben, grand warden; Harry L. An- dresen, grand secretary, r>-el:cted for the eighth term, and James E. Cham- berlain, grand treasurer, re-elected for the sccond term. Wilfred W. Lawson was re-elected for his second term as gflnd representative and Lemuel H. indsor was named repres:ntative to the board of trustees for a term of two . McConnell's home is at 813 Tenth street northeast. in 1905 from Kentucky, where he had served more than five years as secre- tary of the Kentucky Educational As- eociation, after having taught school in the State for more than 11 years. He became connected with the order at English, Ky., in 1903, transferring to Federal City Lodge in 1906, shortly after he moved into the District. For the past 15 years he has been director of the second degree team of that lodge. Mr. McConnell is in the Post Office Department Division of the General Ac- counting Office, in which office he has n employed since entering the Gov- ernment service in 1905, JOBLESS MAN TO GET ON $5,000 RADIO IDEA Newark Man Takes First Award in National Con- test. _ Peter Copeland of Newark, N. J., and @t present unemployed, is announced as the winner of international contest con- ducted by the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. for new ideas in radio cabinet construction. He will Teceive $5,000. Second prize of $2,000 went to Lucy, K. Wilkes of New York, and third prize of $1,000 to Charles P. Bassett of Pitts- burgh. There are 45 other cash prizes ranging from $25 to $200, but none was won by contestants in Washington or mearby Maryland and Virginia. As a result of the contest, Westing- house will introduce a new and novel receiving set early next month, contain- ing some of the best features submitted by the winning contestants. It will be encased in a slim, vertical cabinet, 59 inches high and occupying a floor area of 10x12 inches. An electric clock will be on the front face of the set. TELLS OF PHONE LINKS W. W. Wheeler Explains Research Work and Seope. ‘The far-reaching possibilities of the telephone “are indicated by the fact that it can be connected with 20,000,000 similar _instruments throughout the United States and about 16,000,000 ad- ditional in other countries of the world,” W. W. Wheeler, general infor- mation manager of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., declared in an address at a dinner meeting of the Ro- m‘r{ncmb in the Willard Hotel last night. Mr. Wheeler told of the extensive work of the telephone company’s labo- ratories, explaining the great W of research work carried om in Sound films produced by his compuny were shown. A birthday cake was presented to Henry N. Brawner, jr., president of the club, by the club members. D. C. MAN TO BE SPEAKER A. C. Fieldner Will Address Engi- neers at Chicago Convention. A. C. Pieldner of Washington, con- mnected with the United States Bureau of Mines, will be one of the principal speakers at the joint convention of two engineering groups in Chicago Fel 20 to 14. The two groups, the Fifth Midwest Power Engineering Conference and the Fourth National Puels Meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, will convene at the Stevens HoteL RIFLE BODY 7O MEET Naflnnal Rlfle Association of will hold its sixtieth annual 1 the palm court of the May- stel tomorrow evening at 8 The An din flow o'clock. The principal speakers will be As- sistant Secretary of War F. H. Payne, United States Senator Harry B. Hawes and Chief Magistrate Joseph E. Cor- rigan of New York Ci You cannot find a better investment for your " surplus ~fundg than our 6% Fi Mortgages. The re- turn is unchanged throughout the term of the trust: and with principal se- curely safe. May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CoO. National 2100 925 I5th 5L N.W. WAKE UP YOUR | LIVER BILE— | WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go. 1t you feel sour and sunk and the world looks punk, don't swallow a lot of salts, mineral water. ol laxative candy of chewing gum and expect them o mske your suddenly sweet and buoy- ant and full of sunshine For they can't do it. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn't gt ot the cause The reason for your down-and-o ing 15 your liver | St our our two pounds of fiauld bile into your bowels daily. 1t this bile 1s not flowing freels, your jgest. = It jul He came here | 1€ 0. O. F. Master WILLIAM H. McCONNELL, 813 Tenth street northeast, who was unanimously elected grand master of 0dd Fellows in the District of Columbia at the annual Grand Lodge meeting night at the Odd Fellows’ JOHN BARRYMORE IS ILL Film Star's Picture Held Up by Laryngitis Attack. LOS ANGELES, January 29 (P).- John Barrymore, film star, was in bed today under orders of his physician after an attack of laryngitis. The actor had just begun production of & new picture. ‘Work on the film will be held up until he recovers, probably a week or 10 days, studio officials said last_night When does Tomato Juice become a cocktail? After you've added the LEA & PERRINS SAUCE 1teaspoon to 8 oz. juit THE REDS DENOUNCED BYS. A.R. SPEAKERS Three Patriotic Organization Presidents Warn Against American Menace. The denouncement of Communism in America as a menace to the Nation by the presidents of three outstanding patriotic organizations marked the an- nual “ladies night” banquet of the Dis- trict of Columbia Society, Sons of the American Revolution, held last night in the Mayflower Hotel. The principal ers included Associate Justice h A. Van Orsdel of the District Court of*Appeals, who u president gen- eral of the S. A. R.; Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, president general D. A. R, and Mrs. Edward P. Quinn, na- tional president of the Children of the American Revolution. Dr. William Knowles Cooper, presi- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! dent of the District Society, also spoke, voicing what he believed to be the sen- timent of the entire organization in urging laws compelling the registration of aliens in this country as a means of combating Communism. He also advo- cated a thorough study and correction of economic conditions so that dissatis- faction and the contributing factors to civic unrest might be eliminated. Judge Van ‘Orsdel, in assailing Soviet doctrines, declared that the security of the Nation was at stake. The Court of Appeals justice declared also.that he opposed American entry to the World Court. PEKINGESE TURNS- HERO Barking Brings Rescue of Woman From Lake. CHICAGO, January 29 (#).—Ordi- narily folks don't look to Pekingese dogs for hero roles. Usually Great Danes or other large dogs come in for that sort of thing, but this was not the case yesterday, when a woman, who sald she was “tired of liv- ing.” jumped into Lake Michigan. Two Pekingese, walking along the beach, be- gan to bark. A housewife a block away said the barking was so loud she called police. Two officers pulled the woman to safety. Richer tone? —get new radio tubes! Don't let worn out tubes spoil the richness of your radio... replace old tubes with RCA Radiotrons tonight . .. look for the RCA trademark...red and black carton! RCA RADIOTRON CoO., INC. HARRISON, N. J. (A Radio Corporation of America Subsidiary) RCA RADIOTRONS YHE HEART OF YOUR RADIO RCA RADIOTRONS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Doubleday-Hill Electric Co. 715 12th St. N.W. %zk ad skould be on the BANK PAGE Nat. 4680-81-82-83 A i} D. C, THURSDAY, LEGISLATURE AGAINS MACINTOSH ADDRESS Vote Is Regarded as Test of Wet Strength in Washington State Assembly. By the Associated Press. OLYMPIA, Wash, January 20.—A proposal to invite Kenneth Mackintosh, member of the Wickersham Commis- sion and self-styled prohibition “revi- sionist,” to address the State Legisla- ture was voted down yesterday by the Senate. The proposal, sponsored by Senator JANUARY 29, 193f. William Wray, Seattle, lost by a 22- |o—ll vote. dellh knell for any liquor legislati thl le-!on " Senator Wray said. George \lrphy Arlingston, who led the attack, the vote meant “the wets won't get Anyvhere in this uesslon - N. Hicks, superintendent of the SLI'/E Anti-Saloon League, said the ac- tion did not mean the Senate objected to hearing Mackintosh, but merely to the motive behind the resolution! SCHOOL BARS GIRLS Lutheran Academy Drops Co-edu- cation Beginning in Fall. SCHENECTADY, N. Y., January 29 (#).—Co-education 'was abandoned yes- terday by the Hartwick Academy, Coop- erstown, N. Y., & private school owned Smartly Appointed Dining Tables —quite usually preferably gleaming plate glass. 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