The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-03
new OFFICERS IN
Rotary Club Installs Charles
Elliott as President Today.
Votes $3.50 for Boys Industrial
School Swimming Pool.

Charles S. Elliott was installed as
president of the Rotary club at the
club meeting at noon today at the
Chamber of Commerce upon the re-
tirement of F. A Derby. Other Off
GERS Installed today were: Ralph Nc
Entire, vice president; Charles Ell
bridge treasurer, and E. E. Brookins,
sergeant-at-arms. Cecil Howes, Secre-
tary, continued in\office.
Business details took up the meeting
time. The report of S. e. Cobb, treas
urer, indicated a balance of more than
$500. In his report for the year, Cecil
Howes secretary, mentioned a few
movements which the Rotary club had
backed, including the following: Pro-
grams for community meetings for re-
turning soldiers. Boy Scout camp fund,
soldiers memorial, fire and Wter
committees, industrial court. milk
campaign, repair of city pipe organ.
two organ concerts. assisting in the
census, the teachers salary problem.
father and son meeting and public
welfare campaign. A Few notapie en-
tertainments put on by the Rotary
club included the following persons:
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., w. L.
Higgins, Victor artists, GOV w il.
Harding, Col J. S. Dean, Col John ID.
Rose, Charles C. Wood, Doctor Kurtz.
! Curtis Sherman, DR.. Henry Suzzalo.
DIR. Charles Parker, James A Kimbalf,
r. F. Harris w. j. Bailey, Robert
Timmons and the Filipinos-
Fred Derby gave his retiring tax.
Before introducing Charles S. Elliott.
the new president. he was put thru
mock formalities by Fred Voiland and
Ferdinand Funk
! The Rotary club today voted $3.50
from their charity fund toward the es-
| Enlistment of swimming pool at the
Boys Industrial school. Other Rotary
clubs in the state are expected to as
sist IN the project.
Committees were announced as fol-
! lows:
Samuel L. Cobb, Herbert c. West, Horace
I ENTERTAINMENT Don Grindeli,
Charles II. Mathews, James Wise, l., lady
Hodge, Ralph McEntire, Sheldon Went
MUSIC-CIyde Faris, Nelson BenninE.
Ray Latner, William Newman Whpur
PUBLIC AFFAIRS Walter Bowman,
Frank p. MaeLennan Thomas J. Stricken
E, PUELICI1Y-Charles L. Mitchell. Marco
Morrow, Arthur ]. Carruth, Jr., Frank
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. Her
wig, Karl f. Menninger, David L. Shirk
| EDUCATION = Henry Yoder. Robert
Cook, Homer Bomgardner' George Dough
| HoNoRARY-He Henry Bennett. Frank c.
Beck. Fred Derby. Fred yoiinnd' Robert
NoTiIFICATfONS Ferdinand ]. Funk.
| Edmund j. Kulp. Raymond 5. Murray,
Jesse r. Moore Frank Edison, John O.
O'Conneu Charles ~ Van Horn, Harry
Pugh. -.
| FRATERNAI-WilliRm T. BeerDohin,
| Paul Kantz, Edmund j. kulp, George 4
Hoyes. Charles Caster.
| PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS = Robert
Austin, William w. Webb, John Marsh.
| SPECIAL MUSIC-Henry Dotterweich,
Paul Lawless Hampton l.. ShjreT
/ LEGISLATION-John kinkel Fred Vol
land Charles /. Martin, Arthur T. Ohger
l GRIEVANCE-Le Roy Powell, William
A. McCarter, Carl Hodges, Samuel A@eXan- :
! der, Edward c. Gunter.
| BOYS WORK-Nclson Bennfng, John II.
Fazel, William p. MacLean, Aaron ]. Stout.
Raymond Murray.
Wright, William c. Fox, J. Churchill Sar-
gem. 1850,
RELATIONS WITH INTERNATIONAL
! ASSOCIATIONS Edward L. Copeland.
| Charles L. EIdridge, George MeDermott