Evening star., 1922-04-21
SKY PILOT SPEAKS
TO CLUB BY RADIO
Address Of Rev. J. C. Palmer
to Kiwanians Literally
Comes From the Skies.

| Through the cooperation with the
T. J. Williams Electrical Company mem-
bers of the Kiwanis Club were enter
| tanned with a radio demonstration at
| their regular weekly meeting in the
Hotel Washington yesterday afternoon.
I! A brief address introducing the con-
! cert was made by Rev. John c. Palmer,
"sky pilot" of the club, and was also re-
ceived by radio.
| Charles F. Roberts presided. and an
nounced that the civic club council,
! formed at the suggestion of the kiwanis
| Club several weeks ago, win be formally
organized during the coming week. The
/ body, which is composed of representa-
tiyes from the Rotary, Kimanis, Civitan.
! Cosmopolitan and Lions clubs, has been
! meeting regularly during the last five
weeks. and has agreed upon plan of
] organization, Mr.. Roberts said, which
| win be presented to the several clubs
| for approval.
| According to this plan the new or
! ganization will coordinate the work
| that has been done in the past by the
i individual clubs. particularly in the field
| Of charity and civic endeavor. There
| will, however. be no interference with
| the work that any of the clubs are
!, doing individually.
A letter from Postmaster Merritt
| o. Chance was read, asking members
. Of the club to cooperate in the Post
! Office Departments drive for early
| mailing.
! John A. o'Rourke. chairman of the
!; entertainment committee. announces
!, that 7. l.. Lunsden of the public
I; health service would address the club
next Thursday.
! Cfvitan Club Banquet.
t.,
| the blue room of the City Club will
/ take the place of the regular weekly
] luncheon of the Civitan Club next
/ Thursday acco: ding to an announce
I ment made at the cubs meeting yes
! terday.
i Discussion of plans for the summer
| camp for Washington children Will pc
! held and complete details of what the
! organization has done in this respect
:. Charles J. James was elected ser
| geant-at-arms. The CLUB adop.ed
| identification badge and not wearing
! II at each meeting. would be subject
| to fine.
Cosmopolitan Club Activities.
| A committee to investigate the an
| employed of the city with view 70
| supplying work to those anected was
i appointed by Michael Heister, presi-
i dent OF the SOSIHopoiilhh LUZ, c. e''N
I, regular weekly meeting of that or
| ganization at the Franklin Square
| Hotel yesterday afternoon. Those ap-
pointed were Thomas Finnis, chair
man; Paul F. Branstedt. George b;
! Mullin, jr: James T. Ryan and David
Myers.
This committee will receive appli-
, cations for positions and report to
the club as whole for available
help.
Joseph B. Trew, Charles Turner and
Robert S. Stunz were named on the
! committee to arrange for the picnic
| to be held at Algernon S.NGardiner's 5.
summer home in Maryland about
June l. Charles Lanham and Edwin
Schneider were appointed commit>
| tee to arrange for a suitable emblem
for automobiles belonging to MEM
bers.
Anton A. Auth made a brief talk
on the growth of business ip Wash
! ington. He was assisted in enter
tanning by John c. Merkling. A badge
of office was presented to Lewis
| Payne, sergeant-at-arms. John Booth
was named Cosmopolitan for next
| Thursd