Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-12
KIWANLAiNS HERE ACTTOALD
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES:
RO7ARLAMS WORK FOR NEEDY
Special COMMITTEES of Club Report y
S:sSS Already Raised for
This Purpose.

The committee of the kiwaniS club,
named To help the Associated Chair
tics last night at the weekly meeting.
reported that tn, sum OF S3SS had
been collected. and that il was hoped
this sum would be largely Increased
before the end of the week. Roy
EichhcrE IN making the report of
the committee, explained the work
being done by the Associated Chart
les. and stated that if help were no,
Forthcoming more enthusiastically
tina n heretofore. the efforts OF the as
sociatiOn would have to cease. lie
declared that the methods OF the as
ISOLATION We're Simplined and sys-
tcmatized in every respect, and that
every call for help was investigated
fully before aid was given. None
but The really deserving receive
hrlp." said MIR. Eighbcrg so that
every cent goes toward the good
end"
The question OF taking concerted
action in helping the Associated
Charities was left To the Board If Di-
rectors. who Will report at the next
meeting.
Suggests baseball Game.
President Kellogg. Voicinc the sen
timentS of the club. delegated ;hc
Pep squad" OF which Charlie Bowc
is chairman. to issue Il challenge for
a ball game with the Rotary club. for
the benefit OF the Associated Chari-
ties This challenge will b. issued
today. and Il nearly date fixed for the
game
President Kellogg reported at
length upon the trip of himself amu
Secretary Louthan TO the national
convention at Cleveland. ana told OF
many mcthoiS pursued by various
clubs throughout the country. Tor the
hcttcrmcnt OF the various communi-
ties and the clubs themselves. among
them one designed to promote n
larger attendance. which. he cx-
planned, would he considerably aided
by the housewife, who could help by
refusing To furnish her iIiwanian
srouS" with luncheon on the day of
the meeting.
After 4 squad OF newly elected
members We're heartily Welcomed by
Or clifton Miller. who handed them
the glad hand in a manner peculiarly
his own. which created great mcrri-
men, discussion was INDUCED in as
10 the best methods Of procedure in
advertising III" city. 1t was suggest
ed 10y President Kellogg that the
pep squad" organize a glcc club and
Il band, which could go on all the
trips thereby advertising the city to
It great extent
Enlist Volunteer Noruii>t..
y large number OF volunteers were
added to the list OF vocalists. includ-
Ing Dr Roy Is. Flanagan. Henry
L!tchford. Jesse Biniori, Frank Tyn-
DALI DR. clifton Miller. Eddie Bozc.
Edmund Massic Norman Dart. Clar-
"ncc wyatt, Major Evans and Charlie
Norman Chairman rowe called the
vocalists together for Saturday af-
tcrnoon at Byrd Park for rehearsal.
1t having been rumorcd that the
pep squad" had fallen down on the
oh The rumor, il was said. cmanat-
M from those who seldom attended
= meeting. Chairman Rowe ana his
faithful cohorts came TO the meet
ing prepared 10 rciutc the report.
They entered 10 the strains OF the
Dead March From saul" played by
Fred Daprrich on his fiddle, hearing
u beautifully decorated CaSkct. The
'voUghncckS" handled them roughly.
and in The miN-up. after DIR. Miller
had administered Il dose of something
strong. the gallant "pcps' emerged
nrmly holding their own and hear
ing great placardS spelling the words.
Pep S-Q-u-a-d.''
The squad for the ncNt meeting
wae named by tn, chairman to en-
brace Don Frazier, chan Quinn. Ham
Watson, George simpson Jim Arlui
tagc. Frank Tyndan, William Ice, c.
/. Walker. w J.. Taylor aud Al Quinn.
the latter responding 1" demand
for Il song 10y singing Nanny" and
several other choice dittics
The attendance VAS very large tho
, cool br.czcS blowing through the
teuth-story windows Of the American
National Bank Building. making those
present almost feel like a trip to
tho mountains.