New Britain herald., 1927-04-28
PARKER NOMINATED R07AR|ANS' LEADER
Club Votes S256 for Red Cross
 Flood Relief

Police Commission Orvi!le L. Parker was nominated without op- position 10 succeed A. F. Corbin as president Of the Rotary club at the room luncheon at the Burritt hotel today
 Other officers nominated were as follows: Vice-president. A. H. Scott secretary. B. H. McElhone: treasur- CT. Anson A. Mills: sergeant -at-arms, Howard sherman. Directors, Abra . ham Buol. Steve Robb and 4. r. Corbin, the retiring president
 With membership of as the New record of the Hartford Rotary club which has a membership of 200, by subscribing sa56 to the Red Cross relief, as compared 10 the Hartford clubs so50.
 The money was raised by popular subscription in a few minufs and was immediately turned over 70 Leon A. Sprague. treasurer of the Red Cross. This amount will swell the fund to such an extent that local officials feel sure of being able 10 send the second check for an addi- Iional sl,0oo to national headquar. rors tomorrow.
 The club today unanimously voted -o approve a boys baseball league similar 70 that conducted for tho pas, few years. Tho arrangements are in the hands of Representative Fred o. Rackliffe. chairman of the hoys' work committee.
 X musical program was rendered by the Little symphony orchestra of piainville, of which Robert Graves, Eotarian.- Is leader.
 George II. Dyson spoke of the convention of retail jewellers to be held In this city next Thursday. MT. Dyson is state president. His in- vttation 10 the Rotary club 10 join the jewellers in the weekly luncheon vas accepted. Next Thursday at 10 minutes to l2 the Rotarians will meet at the South Congregational church and will drive to the Shut 'le Meadow club for luncheon. The speaker will be Bartley J. Doyle, Of Philadelphia. publisher of the Key s,ono magazine.
 In the afternoon Logan Page and Frank IT. Shield will have charge of a golf tournament between the New Iritain and Hartford Rotary clubs.
 Presiden. Corh!n turned the meet lu.. over to Arthur White. chairman e tho business methods committee. Nr. White called upon three Ave minute speakers. J. W. Marsland told of the troubles Of the druggist, s,ating that 4o per cent of the druggists customers are the Thank Nou' kind. which means no sales. They borrow directories. buy stamps, nsa telephones and ask for drink of water.
 George K. Macauley stated that the most successful businessman is the fellow who applies the Golden Rule to his business. with his en- rloyes as well as his customers. He said the employees indicate the meas- ure of energy power and the morale Of the employees makes the standard ot energy. Business run on the Golden Rule method is best and tho man who does that need not worry About profits" ne said. He said successful businessman needs the wisdom Of Soloman. the patience of Job and the inciinations of -Ananias.
 Ernest W. Christ. vice-presldent ot the Stanley Works. spoke on the luyers end Of a big business. He said the selling end of business is much more adequately organized than the buying end. He spoke of many unethical schemes used by firms for the purpose of getting bus in"ss or of beating down prices. He pointed out that the firms who gain q temporary advantage by question able methods usually lose in the