Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-06-02
cuARTER PRESENTATION
BIG KIWANIAN EVENT
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cation in emma. Inc distinguished
ouest he said was touring America
ipspecting educational institutions
with a view to strengthening the ed
ucational system of China, and hap
nened in Pullman to inspect the
state College on the day of the XII
wants charter presentation, kindly
consenting to attend the ceremonies
His interpreter, said President Hol-
land, had become suddenly i'll in
Spokane, but Professor f. c. Chal-
FAINT, head of the department of for
eign languages at the college. would
interpret his remarks.
Amid wild applause and with
many bowings, DR.. Chung Hing Low
arose from his seat and proceeded
10 address the audience in Chinese
Interpreted by Professor Chalfant
the remarks were timely and inter
esting, with many words of com
mendation for the spirit of Kiwanis.
and congratulation for the city OF
Pullman and the State College
Finally, above the words of Inter
prefer Chalfant, was heard the stem
torian voice of Kiwanian II. II. May
nard, who raised an objection to the
presence of the distinguished China
man and demanded that the set pro-
gram be followed out. The audience
gasped its establishment. Many be-
lieved that Maynard had lost his
mind, but the suspense was of but
a moments duration. The climax
came when Dr.. Chung Hing Low
shouted to Professor Maynard, in
plain English, How do you get that
way then DOTTED his mustache and
cap and stood revealed as our own
Chan J. Kim, student at the State
College.
The stunt was well arranged and
we'll executed and practically every
person in the big audience was
sold" by the cleverness with which
it was carried out.
When the Kiwanians had again
returned to normally President f.
O. Holland extended a hearty wei
come to the visitors, speaking brief
ly upon the spirit of play which is
part of the spirit OF Kiwanis, and,
after all, an essential element OF
democracy
The charter was presented by
Louis d. Barr, OF Tacoma, Kiwanian
district governor for the Pacific
Northwest. Governor Barr explained
the purpose and work of the organi-
cation, which, he said is founded on
the golden rule, with right relation
ship among men as one OF its car
dinal aims
The charter was officially accept
ed by Frank E. Sanger, who told the
history of the organization If the
local club and its objects and aims. |
A large Union Jack flag, the
gift of the Kiwanis clubs of Canada, !
was presented by W. A Monten,
president of the Spokane club, who
mentioned the closer relationship !
between the people of the United |
States and Canada which has been |
brought about by the Kiwanis clubs !
OF the two countries.
The silk Stars and Stripes, the gift |
OF the Spokane club, sponsors for the /
local organization, was presented by |
Z, c. Lantry, district trustee. Of Spo-
Kane, wrO spoke on the need for |
real unadulterated Americanism.
In such times as these it be-
hooyes all Kiwanians. as real Ameri-
cans, to take firm stand, and with |
this beloved flag before their eyes
TO remember, and when occasion Of
fers to forcibly declare, that there
Is not room in this country for any |
man or group of men who would in
the least degree attempt to infringe
the political or religious sentiments
OF any citizen" said Mr.. Lantry. /
All such outlaws should be taught |
that this is the country of all of us,
and that the flag is not the sole or
personal property of any faction or
traction of our people.
In such times as these, when
craven towards are skulking behind
DISCUSSES and, masked by secret
oaths, are attempting to intimidate
our public and private citizens; and,
deluded and deceived by unscrupu
ious organizers, have prostituted to
their purpose those beautiful senti-
ments grouped under the term,
Americanism yes, some have even
gone SO far as to dare claim as
symbol that cross of pain on which
The man of Galilee died that AL men
living might love one another
Greetings were brought by dele
gates from several other Kiwanian