The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-30


far-famed musical festivals at the
Music hall.
Wednesday the convention took up
the consideration Of Problems OF
Service" The afternoon and even
Ing were given over TO Il summer
carnival at Concy Island, including
barbecue picnic, races and other ath-
lctic eyents-a happy relaxation
from the more serious work of the
convention.
Thursday, the concluding day OF
# the convention, was taken up with
discussion OF problems of admnistr3-
ton. both club and international
and the election OF International Of
fccrs for the year 1851, Arch C..
! Clumph lumberman, Of Cleveland,
TO-. was elected the new international
president
The grand ball IN the spacious
north wing Of Music hall WIS a fitting
climax that evening to the conyen-
ton. The decorations were most
elaborate, the Rotary colors, old
gold and purple "Old Glory" the
Union Jack and Cuba's single star,
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band and an orchestra altcruatcd
continuously with dance music out
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oi,,ost ,oco.sa,,,
Thromorort Tho couy,,tin, wool,
, rolr onG a tannis commitment wore
n,ovod of borynan tooms from Tho
/ dirT,rort c1rhs mo ionn, rrom thc
| Atlanta On CHM won tba rolf
tronhv crn nroenntod hy mo Clarke
hurr Rotary Clrb a cun which
proyod to he mo bandsomcst Of MI
Tho prizcs Snecial entertainment
was nroyidcd for tho ladies' while the
/ men were in attendance at the con-
ycntion sessions.
Evolution of Rotary.
The rapid growth and expansion of
Rotary not only into all parts of our
own land. but into other lands where
the ideas and habits of the people are
/ SO diversified, like a fast growing
vine has REQUIRED constant training
and pruning. But throughout its cv-
| olutiOns, its one fundamental idea,
/ the unique basis on which it was
started and which diilercntiates It
from every other organization. that
of limiting membership in each sep
arato club TO one representative in
each line of business or profession.
has most successfully stood the test
of time. Moreover the international
Associatlon establishes and recogniz-
cs only one club in each city. The San
Francisco convention last year adopt
ed standard uniform constitution
and bylaws which all new clubs are
now reouirnd TO adopt before they
can a0llate with the international
Association.
Limited Membership In Clubs.
All organizations have some limit
or restrictions on their membership.
Rotary has adopted the limit of one
representative from each distinct line
of business or profession and he must
ho either = pronrietor mariner. or Of
Gcer of corporation in control OF
tho FIRMS business, So long as a
line Is covered by a member. no 9TH
or pcrsop can be admitted to repre-
sent the same line, save that mem.
her already in NAV propose his part
nor or oGicer or his comDanv. in the
same limo Of buginess as his associate
Nom hcr to continue only SO long ns
nis Nbe priDcIpal's) membership
continues Members are elected by
NO cInh before thew oro advised that
tbo,r nsmas arc under consideration.
Tbis hasis of NON bershin thus lin
itod inenrna tbc rcnrescptation of all
intornsts and tbn domination Of none
Tbo Rotary CInb docs moi on this ac.
count NV IN anv wav constitute itself the
,.oioa % tbo ontira community on
,,,h,io nrostions Inf ts action fins
puoaJonoJ can NOT hnt hoye great in
Grnnoo in advonrinp thc civic and
hr. 1910, ,roIraro oF tbo community,
0'''' Ghioct ~ tho Rotary CIub
40 stata5 IN Tho constitution above
rotarrod ~ mo nnrnoscs of Rotary
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e" r. ,ro,,o,o tbo racogrition of tbc
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