Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 16

r 16 S THE EVENIN_(‘L_gTAR, WASHINGTON, D. _C.._FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u?i___ KIWANIS VISITORS P EAY;E PRUBI-EMS GUESTS OF D. C. BODY sies to Seaford, Del., Club National and International ,_Mi"be_"' ' Th A l R ll S. C. Vestal |ford, Del, were honor guests of the T - local Kiwanis organization at the Hotel | Washington yesterday. Problems of international peace are | Delaware Kiwanians made the trip to | Washington to deliver the silver loving hest worked out through the knowl- | e of national peace problems, Col,|Cup of the Capital district of Kivanis, ) ructor of the |Which has been on @ continuous round ; W, |since last year. The visitors were address co |headed by their president, Joseph Cox, and besides other officers of the club | carried their own quartet, composed of Infantry last night, the Graham Hobbs, Hatton, Hardesty and Culver. building, 14th and E streets north- west The singers won much applause for the .v “Domestic political questions are [Several numbers Y the vote in a moralaway in| Claude W. Owen, president of the - local body, Introduced the guests, and b J ner that international ons are settled by war,” [4uring the luncheon H. T. Calver, 4. “In the event of |clever paper manipulator, and Lionel | C. Reno, expert calculator, entertained. of international wars, ]E . . : A Manson Foote appealed for a large very d h t ntries under one head, | W of domestic peace would |attendance of the elub at the foot ball e man’ oman an chnl mn (< he sald. | game between the Army and Marines, st,’ s -4 L2 bt Bt e sy |5 bt DTS g Gy S : : city of Washington should muster into tional and international ques-|joeai Chamber of Commerce had fa . e e e ¢ - > s 2 T e the service of this great humanitarian o Bt gd«lrew of welcome Claude iz g : organization. : It is your dollar multiplied by the dollars of your neighbors that makes e possible the wonder.'ful work of .the Red 212 mptng ot et con. 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