Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-25

scented . number Of "Kiwanis Kid
dies." with tho motto Eve Help Dad
diea'lBuild.n Behind tho, local Kiwants
cars marched all the members OF the
local club wearing their. Ntwanis
caps and carrying uniform canes
Following the Grand Forks ki-
wanians anne the ioatci of n North
ern State bank. the Poppler Ptano
company, the First National bank,
Panoyitx Furniture and Carpet CONF
pany. the First Savings bank, Tom
Mccoy Electrical shop, the CONNER
cial club. Red River Power company,
business and Professional Wonlen's
club, tho Frederick hotel, the Fargo
Kiwanis club car. the Pierre, 8. -,
clubs foat,I and Wilson'S float, which
also carried out the circus parade
idea. H. H. Wilson, proprietor OF the
grocery. secured a number OF young
bears for his animal cage, giving a
touch OF old fashioned parade life to
the march.
The Grand Forks Municipal band
marched near the rear OF the parade.
Elaborate Banquet. I
The banquet last night was an elab-
crate affair. The huge dining hall OF
the Masonic Temple was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and after
the guests were seated, each one
wearing a gay hat, the hall presented
a real carnival appearance. There
was not a dull moment during the
entire dinner program, for Jules
Brazil. the diminutive and happy
Trenchman from Toronto. kept the
guests singing throughout the meal.
Special numbers were contributed by
the Fargo and WATERFOWL clubs. At
intervals, a splendid orchestra pro-
gram was played by Art Emard's
well-known orchestra, one of the big
musical organizations of the state.
Following the dinner, there was a
brief program Of toasts presided over
by Doe" Elton, president of the
Grand Forks club. Speakers at this
session were Mayor Art Nelson of st.
Paul; Roe E. Fulkerson of Washing
ton: Fred w. Hobson of Brandon.
Man; E. T. Conmy Of Fargo; Charles
Butler of Mankato and Mrs. Gaylord
Warner Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Fulkerson RECALLED the visitors
with a number of his inimitable
stories and bits Of his clever and en-
tertaining badinage. Mr.. Hobson
spoke of the great work that the XII
wants International and kindred or
%ganizations can do in lettering inter
national relations and in cementing the
two great Anglo7Saxon countries. He
spoke Of the fact the the entente,
which did so much for humanity and
the world in the great war, was
breaking up because some of the
countries were looking to selfish ends
Kiwanis International can do q great
work in bringing the nations together
again, he said. +
Mr.. Conmy, who is district governor
of the Lions, extended greetings from
that organization. He explained how
Fargo happened 70 have the district
governors of the three organizations
N. B. Black. of Fargo, district gov
ernor of Rotary, was unable to at.
tend, but he sent the following tele-
gram to District Governor John Pol
lock: .
Business at Minot urgent and un.
avoidable prevents my being with you
tonight. Rotarians of ninth district
send greetings and assurance of their
hearty cooperation in your great work
for society. We Build is a slogan
worthy your greatest individual effort
and a challenge to the world, not ir
building with material things, but In
building of character, of true friend
ships, of higher standards of bust.
ness dealings, of a deeper, loyalty ant
devotion to'the principles of the gold.
en- rule, realizing that service Is the