The Washington times., 1923-01-04
.K|WAN|S PLEDGE
SUPPORT TO
OWEN
Committees Are Named by
New President at Big
Luncheon Meeting.

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attendance, the Kiwanis Club made
an suspicious start for 1928 at their
regular meeting this afternoon
when they unanimously pledged
their support to President Claude
owen, who aims to make the local
club the leading Kiwanis unit In
the United States. President Owen
presided over the club for the first
time today.
Names New Committees.
In announcing his committees
for the coming year, President
Owen said that he had devoted g
great deal Of thought In their selec-
ton and that be hoped they would
ret together immediately and map
out q working program. Several
new committees have been formed
by Owen, one of them being q new
idea committee which, it is hoped,
will keep the KiWanians from fall,
ing into the rut of nonactiyity.
George H. WinelOW. secretary
ana John q. Wineman were selected
BY the club to investigate all re-
quests for charitable contributions
President Owen announced the
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Rust and Frank Morse.
Raise mister" Ban.
John Boobar, a former president,
suggested that the club In the fu'
ture, suspend their ban on the word
'sMisterv when addressing members
at the meetings when the presiding
officer is saluted and they con-
CURED in his plan.
Following ID q roster Of the nine.
teen 1898 committees named BY
President Owen at today - lunch
con:
Program Committee William
Mather Lewis, chairman; Roy Neu'
hauser, vice chairman; John Y.
Boobar, Maurice Hopkins, Fred
ericik w. Quinter, Homer Kilt. WI
liam g. Worthing Alfred Il.
BreWood, Stephen Q. Ford, =
Harmon, Arthur r. 6teinberg, Ed
ward b. Shaw. z. ID. Blackstone.
Entertainment-Pey Fletcher,
Chairman: Ford q. Young, vice
Chairman: S. Douglas Gibson, 10,
seph 8. Colt, George Miller, Robert
B. Cummings, Frank III. BrysOn.
Fred J. White. Clarence ~. Updt'
graft, Harry ~. Crandall.
Public Affairs John g. Wine.
man, chairman: Roe Eulkefson, Ed
gene q. Adams, Ed, Allen Harris,
n. Lincoln Townshend, Frank =
Wagner, Edgar Norris.
chairman: Irving 8. Hall, vice
chairman; Warren Biggs, Frank
~. Harper, Charles II. Pardoe,
Archie y. Meatyard$ r. Baker
Interclub Relations-Harry G.
#Kinlball, chairman; William q
Ouinfer. vice chairmans Nathan
WeilI. Wisdom D. Brown, George
: House-simon r. GoIihart, chair
man: George q. Cornwell, vice chair
man; Harry B. EpIcer, Karl =. Jorss'
william p, Herbst, Robert ., Downs
Richard g. Dyer,
Sick - George =. GtFingfetlOWr
chairman; Perry b! Turpirl, vice
chairman; G. c. Murray, Howard =.
Foley, Charles w. EaSterday, Harry
C. Grove, Guy v. Norwood.
Budget Claude H. woodward
chairman: Max Fisher, Franc z
Sherry, John b. Evans, John /
Power. George II. WinsIow.
.Audit-Stephen o. Ford, chairman
Burns G. DOwney, Charles Vaughn
Darby.
PubIicity-Harry Hahn, chairman
Max Fisher, Mark LanSburg, Adolph
p. GUIDE, David Sanger, Robert T
Abbott, y. d. Blackstone.
Observation-Disclosures j. Wise, chair
man; william w. 6heareF. vice
chairman: Charles r. Roberts, Les
ter q. Wilson, Frank p. Howard
Howard Ea Kane.
New Ideas-Eugene C. Adams
chairman; w. Pearce Rayner, vice
chairman; Gen. Anton Stephan
John j. Bartram, j. Maxsom Gun
nineIaam, p. r. Bailey. Merritt o
Chance, Joseph H. Galliher.
Questionnaire-Wnl II. ToWles
chairman; George H. Winslow
James r. Mays, Harry c. Rand
George p. Mangan, Carl J. Quen
tell, Alan ]. Bachrach,
Public Safety John ]. Boobar
chairman; George p. Mangan. w
Pearce Rayner, Robert r. Fleming
Orrin E. Dreitzler.
d. C. Red Cross representative
Simon r, Golibart.
Glad Hand Connmittee-Frank p
Wilcox, chairman: James C. Dulin
yice-chairman; John Fischer, VIII
liam H. Lfttlejage, Reuben A. Bog
ley, M. Burtrum Crabill, George e
Hebbard, Arthur H KimbalI
Waldo r. Pearce, Risley O. Hunt
Milton J. Hine, Frank p. AVaIeaC
James r. Wheeler, John p. Evans
Alfred Higbie, John r. Wright
Vernon G. Owen.
Business Observation-Disclosures A
Messer, chairman; Julienne M. Win
nen1ore, James c. HOLSTER, Rober
F. Fleming, and Moritz Mayer.
Grevances-George e. Potter
chairman; Frank B. Reyes, Charles
jacobson, Benjamin K: McCloshey
| and William II. Pattison.
Shrine committee-William 8
Quinter, chairman; Roe Fulkersc1l
George Shaffer, Charles Pimper
Jack Boobar, w. H. Warner, Jot
| Stephenson, Irving Hall, Franz
Wagner, Harry Rand and Maurfc'
Hopkins.