Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1932, Page 10

4 A—10 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JAN UARY 29, 1932. TWO TARIFF BOARD Nominations of 0’Brien and Ornburn Indorsed by Senate Committee. By the Associated Press. Without a record vote, the Senate| Finance Committee today approved the fominations of Robert Lincoln O'Brien Massachusetts, Republican, and Ira M. | Omburn, Connecticut, Democrat, as ehairman and member, respectively, of | $he Tariff Cc ission | Conside discussion is Bo take on ment present rmation him post of the / is expected | rn's appoint- | gh | | place on_ the indicat Tt resident { Labor ocrats as Indersed By Bin, ham. | Ornburn & ndorsement of Democratic leaders mittee acted yest diminish regular Rep) Assailed by Smoot. Chairman Smoot of the Finance Com- | mittee issued a statemen the | can opposition. BUSINESS MEN TO HONOR BLACK AT ANNUAL DINNER | He Have New lumbia Association York Representa- Guest Wallace A. Ford AMERICANIZATION SCHOOL DANCE SET FOR THURSDAY t and i of the year g of February 13 the KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Dedicates Memorial Tree MRS. HOOVER LEADS EXERCISES ON G. W. CAMPUS. M INSPECTIONS END Washington Commanderies in Preparation for Annual Drill and Ball. Inspection of all commanderies of Washington Knights Templar in prepa- | ration for the third annual competitive drill and grand ball of the order Feb- |Tuary 9 in the Washington Auditorium has been completed, John D. McDuffie, grand inspector general for the Dis- trict of Columbia, announced today. Results of the inspections will not be made public until the night of the drill Attendance &% the inspections, which figure in the rating of commanderies for a general prize, was given out by the inspector general, however. Each commandery was inspected at its own asylum, | “The " attendance marks, with the | names of each commandery head, fol- |low: Washingtcn Commandery, No. 1, | Reuben A. Bogley, 107 present; Co- | lumbia Commandery, No. 2, William B. | Gutshall, 92 present; Potomac Com- | mandery, No. 3, Charles A. Bailey, 26 | preseni; De Molay Commandery, No. 4, | Ross H.'Snyder, 59 present; Orient Com- | mandery. No. 5, C. F. Loyd, 63 present, | and Brightwood Commandery, No. 6. | Sam Reeder, 74 present. | " The inspection required & week and | was made by the Inspector general and | five assistants. These included J. Harry | Phillips, assistant inspector general James Graham, George A, Ross, Fred Blood and Walter Havener The percentage of attendance at the individual inspections will count for 40| per cent of the attendance rating going toward award of the general prize. At- tendance at the drill will count for the | remaining 60 per cent | 4 PRSI Apartment Robbery Probed. Police today were investigating the theft of clothing and jewelry worth $160 from the apartment of Olga King and Mabel Mathias, 717 Eleventh street. RS. 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