jPRESIOENT W 8EIWEIIEST Wilson Is Expected to Attend At-tend Rotarian Convention Conven-tion Here. President W ilson w ili he the truest of iiencr and the principal speaker before the "Victory Convention" of the International Association of Rotary clubs in Salt Lake next June, i; present plans of the program committee are not upset. This is the information imparted to the Sait Lake Rota:..- club at its monthly dinner and business meeting last night I hy A rch Clump; i of Cleveland, chairman I of the program commit tee for the next j interna tiona I convention. Mr. Clumph to'd the 1'xai Rotarians ty.at Joim I'oo'c. - international president ot Rotary, had assured as-sured him that the president would attend tiie "Victory Convention" provided no untorsecn circumstances arose to interfere. inter-fere. This information was received with prolonged pro-longed a; 'P -a use by the Salt Lake Rotarians. Ro-tarians. who w id now r rocced to prepare pre-pare for the coming; convention with the idea that the president of the United States will be the chief guest of honor at that meeting. .Mr. C!umj.h also stated that efforts "ere 'ciiiQ made to "rave Charles M. Schwab attend the convention to present on sido of a disc ussion of reconstruction work after the war. The problems of reconstruction are to be one of the chief features of discussion on a part of the program of the nex t convention, it was announced by the chairman of the program pro-gram com mil tee. Men qualified to discuss dis-cuss all sides of it are to be asked to j lake part in the discussion. j The prog! am tvommiuce chairman first j gave assurance that the next convention, I the "Victory Convention" of International Rotary, wii! he held hi Salt Lake, begin-' begin-' wwrz June IT, next, despite talk in the east of takinq it elsewhere, lie sucgc??ted that the lOtneiition be hld cither in the taherrae'e or lite Assembly hall, and said that the use of cither of these build-inss build-inss had been tendered by ihe Mormon eh'irch. Tho v p'gra m of the coming con vent ion is to be a business program first, the Lair ma; i assured, with just enough of the entertainment !a tures to prevent the work 1 e... cuing lronotcnoas. He suc-pe. suc-pe. '.'",d th'tt Sa.'t.iir w uhl he an excedcTit nku e for rcrcaticti and en I e rt a i nment. Our of Die features of the ronentionj ' (Continued on Fasc Three) :I MAY 1 1919 GUEST :-:fi from Page One.) ' a rerort from each natters as to the war work tVse nations. :"y. i-:er rational secretary - - 0;.!'.-i;o. was also at the -:";an-i rhscussed some of . :- preparation for the :: He also brought ; :.-': I-ak eiub from ti e j.. :;t;.:ent, John Poole of ., ' ' to bold t'-e annual '' j'i "? " dinner of" the or- : ? 'vsht of Nove-r.r 5, r ; -i;:: portion of the po- ;--?Mced by the sor.5. '. -:e an appeal to r.o-r" r.o-r" : wjriri: men from Utah t l-: w ork in the cast.