Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-19
ROTARIANS HERE
FOR CONVENTION
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governor OF eleventh district. Roll
call OF clubs represented. each club
responding with ten or less defi-
milton OF What Is Rotary"
IL a. m.--Address, How Can Ro-
tary Crow" Charles w. Dawson.
Auskogee. Discussion led by Rev.
Floyd Poe. Independence. Kan.
1870 a. m.-Address, What Ro-
tary Has Achieved In our Town" W.
" Morgan Hutchinson, Kan. Dis
cussion led by l.. +. Hooker OF Joplin,
Mo.
ls m.-Address, Uses and Mis-
uses OF Rotary Rosters Paul NJ.
Pope. oklahoma City. Discussion led
10y A. II. Lucas OF Parsons. Kan.
1880 p. m.-Adjourn for luncheon.
Model luncheons under the auspices
Of Kansas City Rotary club at Hotel
Tulsa, Oklahoma City Rotary club at
Y. NJ. c. a. Wichita Rotary club at
Ketchum hotel.
2:S0 p. m.-Address, Qualifications
for Rotary Membership" William E
Spratt, st. Joseph. Mo. Discussion
led by J. T. shipman. Bartlesville.
3 p. m.-Address. Rotary Endow-
ment Found for Extension Work"
Arch c. Klumph, president OF the In
ternational Association OF Rotary
clubs Cleveland. Ohio.
$3.50 u. m.-Address Initiation. or
an Impressive Form OF Inaugurating
New Members" Rev. John Handley.
Dodge City. Kan. Discussion led by
W. j. Saunders. Pittsburg, Kan.
p. m.-Business session. Address.
Method and Means of Defraying the
District Governors Expenses" Harry
w Stanley. Wichita. Kan. General
discussion OF the following topics:
Method Of Nominating District Gov
ornors," selection of Conference
City" Club Publications. "Secre-
tarys Exhibits"
$3.50 p. Adjournment
p. m.-Entertainmen at Conven-
ton hall
IL o'clock midnight-The Tulsa
Rotary club will present, The Filters
Of 1917" in several acts and one awful
scene. Cabaret under the manage
ment Of l.. s Barton and c. T.. Buch-
ner. assisted by John :. Davenport
Music under the direction OF "Zuzu"
Meyers Cigars by Charles Daley.
Chickens" furnished by A. l.. Farmer,
Costumes, very lttle-not enough to
speak OF, by W. \. Nandever. Matches
by John Hammer. Floral decorations
by oswald O. Boston. Air OF refine
ment contributed by Paul NJ Gala
way.
Rotary-Turning as a wheel on its
axis" is Webster's definition for
rotary. Thus the visiting Rotarians
modestly take credit for turning the
railway train wheels on their axes
right in the face Of that threatened
strike.
"St. Louis will show you In 1920"
in typical Missouri vernacular shout
several gaudy banners suspended
across several downtown streets. All
OF which means that the Missouri
metropolis is a candidate for the In
ternational Rotary convention which
meets this year in Kansas City.
All OF the motor cars in front OF
Hotel Tulsa are not taNicabs. Fully
a dozen machines have been placed at
the disposal of visiting Rotarians. and
on the hood bear a placard reading,
For Use OF the Rotary Boys"
Neither the delegates nor other
transient patrons OF the overcrowded
Tulsa hotels will be seriously incon-
venienced by the big gathering. A ma
iority OF the visitors will slumber In
their own sleepers attached to the
several solid Pullman trains to be
parked In the local railway yards.
st Joseph never sleeps: won't
need hotel: have private car" wired
VI. r. Barlow. secretary OF the ST.
Joseph. Mo, Rotary club. in response
TO telegraphic query from All Heg-
gem Of the Tulsa entertainment COM
mittee. And yet they call ST. Joe the
town worth while"
say. guy" begins the telegram
from President Fred Voiland OF the
Rotary club. do you think we
are coming to Tulsa for the purpose
of sleeping? This is a live bunch
with our own hotel on wheels. All you
have to do is to supply the fodder
Home folks in the 81 cities repre-
Sentod at the conference may be
treated TO some live hometown news
papers this week. The hired hands
will be in charge in the absence OF
the editors, more than a score OF
whom will attend the Tulsa meeting.