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24 BROOKLYN LIFE aA i By FRED H. TIMPSON Made ia ErcsUya fsr LssI 16 Tears Try Brooklyn First! Llarko Storage Battery Co. 102 Jefferson Avenue At Bedford Avenue I6a ad fin. s5iorwM Pream Approved by tht btst dental authoritia for ovtr fifty ytart Sample of either sent to anyone fret I. W.

LTON ft SONS, 533 W. 27ih New York Last year every Rotarian in Westchester was registered at the Rye Conference, and with this example before us Brooklyn has been asked by the District Governor to also register 100 per cent, even if every member cannot attend. Rotarian Joseph A. Burgun has been appointed to receive registrations from Brooklyn members. The fee is $5 each for members, no charge for ladies.

Hotel charges, including everything, are $17 for each person, covering the two days of the conference. TODD GE3IPYAQD0 29th District Rotary Conference Hotel Nassau Long Beach APRIL 10, 11, 12, 1924 Brooklyn Is One of the Host Clubs FRANK GOUGH IS CHAIRMAN OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. Rotarian T. I. Jones of the Brooklyn Edison Company gave his annual survey of the Brooklyn industrial field at this week's Rotary luncheon.

The idea of presenting this annual review of Brooklyn's industrial growth was first conceived in 1922, when as active head of the first Brooklyn Industrial Exposition appeared before the club with facts and figures about Brooklyn and an appeal to the industries represented in Rotary to support the exposition. We all remember that the result was a most successful showing of "Made in Brooklyn" products which was a revelation to many of us and attracted world-wide attention to Brooklyn as a manufacturing center. Brooklyn Rotary figured largely in both that exposition and the one held last spring and probably will be as well represented this year as a result of Rotarian Jones' earnestness and activity; Besides Rotary's interest in the subject as shown by the attendance of our members, there were quite a number of non-Rotarians present who, as representatives of local industrial plants and anxious to hear 1923 survey, were present as guests. Circulars are also being sent out from New York, giving a proposed itinerary for the Toronto Convention in June. Rotarian Dr.

Frank A. Gough is also chairman for Brooklyn Rotary for the Convention, fuller details of which will be announced later. 25 YcrltCIly GEORGE SAMUEL IS CHAIRMAN OF THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. WALTER EBINGER AND JIM DAVIS ARE ARRANGING FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE LADIES. Establish 1814 Phiaa: Santa INI GEORGE W.

BAKER IS CHAIRMAN OF THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE. It is with deep regret that we have to announce the sudden death in Florida of Rotarian James T. Hunt, who died last Sunday night at Clearwater, where he had gone for a winter's rest. Funeral services were held at Lefferts Place Chapel, and burial took place from his home in Queens on Thursday. The Brooklyn Valet DYERS and CLEANERS Carttakere ef Mta'a Wardrshsa ea Yearly Caatratta OveraeaU aa4 tulta Taraad Eeual to New MAIN OFFICE: 8S Seventh Avenue Braaahes: 121 Mtatuua St.

777 Flatauik Ave. FRED TIMPSON IS IN CHARGE OF THE BREAKFAST FOR CLUB SECRETARIES. 1 i i i Send "Doc" Burgun a check for $5.00 today. Tell him to register you for the District Conference and that you are going to support the Rotarians in your Club who are working so hard to make the 1924 Conference the best ever. Last year every Rotarian in Westchester County registered for the Conference.

Brooklyn must not be outdone. It's up to you! No word has been received this week from President Laurus, who is making an automobile tour of the South. As he goes further and further away from home we presume it is only natural that messages will grow less frequent. However, we know he will make it a point to attend Rotary meetings whenever he can while away, so are not worried about his attendance average. CP.

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158 Itemsen Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Money Loaned on Brooklyn Property Real Estate Mortgage Loans Insurance Appraisals BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE 80LD QUICKLY "WAw Kom .7 Fimf Bowling and Billiards at- Their Best." RECREATION BILLIARD BOWLING ACADEMES 3S3-405 Fulton Street Brooklyn 39 John, cor. Nassau St, Manhattan Rotarian Russell Perrine, who is on a world tour, writes from Calcutta, India, that he attended a meeting of the Calcutta Rotary Club on February 6th, gave them greetings from Brooklyn, and in return accepted their remembrance and best wishes for his home club. At next week's meeting, March 13th, District Governor Ray Knoeppel is to be, present upon his official visit to Brooklyn, and incidentally will doubtless have something to say concerning his recent trip abroad and his impressions of how Rotary is working out in England and France.

At this same meeting will occur the monthly election, when seven new candidates for membership will be admitted to the club. 'V- After months of preliminary work by District Governor Ray, Chairman Frank Gough and the others of the conference committee, the first official call and details of this coming event have been sent out to the members of Brooklyn Rotary anb! all Rotarians in the Twenty-ninth District. Brooklyn, as one of the host clubs, figures quite prominently on the committee lists. The program begins with registration at Hotel Nassau, Long Beach, on Thursday afternoon, April 10th, followed by an opening dinner and dance at 7 o'clock. On Friday, April 11th, the day starts with a breakfast for club presidents at 8 A.

M.j prior to the first business session of the conference, which is scheduled for 9:30 and lasts all day, with an intermission for luncheon at noon. In the evening a reception, dinner and ball, in honor of International Vice-President and Mrs. Everett W. Hill is featured. Business sessions will occupy Saturday morning, a farewell luncheon will be given at 12:30, and, weather permitting, a golf tournament at 2 :30.

Suitable entertainment for the ladies will be provided during the hours of the business session. It is expected that fully 1,000 Rotarians and wives will be in attendance at this conference. The Hotel Nassau has been en gaged in its entirety for the affair, which promises to be a miniature convention. BROWNIE-CRAFT 4 Afar Social Engraving Monogramming and Designing on Ivory Toilet Ware WILLIAM W. BROWNE S52 Llvlitraton St.

Tel. Sterling Rotarian Frank C. Fischer, who manages the Brooklyn plant of G. A. Bisler, paper box manufacturers, says that his firm has just celebrated its 51st anniversary in the making of high-grade paper Pittsburgh plant was recently moved to larger and more convenient quarters, which fact was favorably commented upon at some length in the Pittsburgh Chamber cf Commerce bulletin.

The main plant is still, of course, in Philadelphia. The Brooklyn plant was acquired from the Robert Gair Company in 1916. Eatabliahed 18S7 TeL South ISS4 JOHN FEITNER Designers and Buildera r.Ionunents Hz Lhurolccns Wor Don 4 Cemeteries 2iA ft 2Slb Sired Near 51 Ave. Bracken, N. T.

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