The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
ROTARIANS MEET
I IN LOS ANGELES
Delegates From All Parts
of World in Atten-
dance at Sessions
FOREIGN CLUBS TOO
Clubmen Of the World Will
4 Fill a Week With Fun
and Business
Ely -Mll.L.lAM O. cAYcr.

Los ANGELES. CAL June --
With apruAimntcly 10000 delegates
rQprcsonttlE 90 foreign countries.
zoe clubs with total member
thip OF $1,000. the thirtt".jh anuu-
oil Internal uuJl Rotary ,lub con.
n sntiun op. ned here today NJ the
NlhiiharW Julc auditorium, fntcrnn-
iiOnnl Precedent Crawford G. Nc
CullouRh of Fort Williams Ontario.
presided. Many of the visiting Ro-
iarians brought their wives. and a.
p result al hotels are packed to en-
Iacity Tho convention closes on
Juno 10
one OF the important purposes Of
the convection viii bc he adoption
uf now international constitution
designed 10 permit Cloecr operation
between The national hcddqunrturs
and districta in foreign countries. II
WIS lcnturd E8 the conference got
under wa5 Under the present con
ttltution district headquarters In
foreign countries have not tho au-
thority TO organize new clubs with
out tho approval OF the national
headqulrt,rs Under the proposed
now constitution moro power VIII
be granted foreign dlstrict head
quarters.
Another important question 10 be
taken up at tho convention will be
the rcdivls oning of some of the
present districts which, II is
Thought, will preclpltatc no small
Hight.
Today vas little more than n day
iot registration and the convention
program proper will start tomorrow.
However, meetings of the interna-
iional board OF directors. the inter-
national committees and n meeting
of the committee on proposed legls-
lation wera held.
\ Tomorrow morning the convcn-
lion VIII oren with tat tleau en-
fitled Yesterday, Today and To-
morrow which will show the II
years growth OF Rotary from nm
organization of four men to its pres
ent-day membership and spread to
all parts OF tho world. The after
moon session will be given over to
the reports OF tho committee on
constitution and bylaws In tho
evening street carnival will be
staged by the Tweuty-third district
clubs, which promises to be u gala
affair
Many Speeches Scheduled.
. Wednesday will be given over TO
short talks of interest to all Rota-
rians by Hartford II. Montgomery,
Belfast. Ireland; II. M. Barlow. Bel.
lingham. Wash; Sidney l.. Hardin,
Mission. Texas; Walter y. Young,
Wooster, Mass, and James w. pa-
Nidson. Calgary. Alta, Canada. The
session will close with an address
on THE Friendships OF Rotary" by
,Joseph Turner OF Roanoke. Va.
In tho afternoon inspirational
messages from many Rotarians who
have Travelled thousands OF miles to
attend this convention will tell how
Rotary Is bridging tho distance be-
Etween the nations of the world. A
play presented by the Oakland, Cal,
club VIII close the afternoon ses-
.sion, demonstrating a Ro.ary edu-
cation through their famous group
plan" rhe evening viii be- topped
Oft with the brilliant presidents
ball at he Ambassador hotel,
Chairman Hugh van de Walker OF
,Ypsilanu, Mich. viii start Thurs
days session with a bang by talking
on the subject. Rotary and tho
Boy" which will be followed by a
general discussion. Good citizen
ahip and My Responsibility as n
Rotarian" will be dwelt upon by
Thomas { Sheehan OF Jersey City.
n. j. In the evening reunion din
ner parties" giving ths various
groups an opportunity To get to-
gether," Will be held in the various
sdowntown hotels.
One OF the most important days
OF the entire meeting will come Fri
. day. whom elections win be, held.
Tho new officers will be installed
in the afternoon, miscellaneous
business c.caned up, presentations
and the meet officially at an end
However, fun and frolic will fol
low. as the Long Beach Rotary club
lwili be hosts for the evenings en-.
tertainmont.
Saturday as guests of the Los An
geles club. the visitors will be shown
the Industry that has made Los An
seles--how motion pictures ara
made. A tour OF all tho studios vii
be made and motion picture star,
Will be seen making scenes from
fhpir latan, prnduCtinna