El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-23
Train The Boys.

i IAN 1 llC OOyS'
CHARLES E BARKER, physician, hygiene specialist,
y lecturer and expert mental training endorses the
Boy Scout movement. Dr.. Barker IS the who went
from army camp to army camp, while we>were training
four million men, and told those what to do to take
care of themselves and how to be well and strong He
said in his talk to the Rotary club Monday night that
Gen Perng said he had whole regiments Of Clean healthy
men, made and kept so by proper training He sad
the American army t cleanest bunch Of fighting men
in the worlds history.
Now" said the doctor, as ne held an audience com
posed Of majority Of leading business men OF the cly
spebound two hours now you wish your boy
to be a fine clean man. help him and talk to him and be
his partner he grows up How much better 1t IS Tor him
to learn of life and the mysteries Of this life from the low
ing devoted father than for your little Lad TO
hear, outside Of the home tales which VIII fghten MN
and upset his whole later life"
DR. Barker told story about the famous Boys club Of
eastern CITY which he had talked to the boys he
said CHOSE boys were town some OF tne
old 1e bunch Of RotaIanssat on Ine stage
with me- watching their faces As talked TO them ana
they came forward and shook hands with me- there were
tears IN the eyes Of every Roaran on that platform Boy
after Inv grasped nv hand said Geel Nobody evei
told me that beforeyou bet going to do what's night
from on Help these boys gentlemen help them Wia
your whole heartt Is very sacred and solemn ouy We
NOV DR. arEer did not stay here but So hours But he
left magnificent impression the minds OF the men Wno
heard him One Of the things he did while ne was mere
to make clear the movement the part Of the United
Ses government clean up the minds OF boys ana men
on the problem Of living proper life One OF tne tnlngs
he made mighty clear the vital need Of such movements
as the Boy Scout movement
AT the conclusion Of his great talk Monday night group
of earnest men held spontaneous meeting IN the han Of
the hotel sPut me down for my bit said one put me
down for nv share" said another, when some man IN me
crowd proposed placing copy Of the lecture IN tne hanoS
of the bows thereW be boys IN II Faso II tlse
men can help It, who VIII say some day. Zee! NO Iels
ever told what was wrong
The Boy Scouts have the endorsement Of thinking
and the endorsement Mt Of the government and the Boy
Scouts are making fine right in this city Of Fl Pass
and everywhere
Those persons Who thin Ireland, with only 100000
population isn't large enough to be independent nation
should remember that the American colonies were big
enough with only 100000 population
Fl Paso motorists do not need to become eated over
the state supreme courts decision that the DINNER law
is invalid they won't get their fines and costs back The
moneys "done been spent"
Business men viii not overlook the fact that many Of
the orders they receive they get the telephone
thing that viii reduce the number Of residence telephones
used VIII hurt business
The beadIiner was mistaken There any doubt
about the outcome election IN louisiana but there
sometimes is doubt about the result Of primary.
It not against the law to put sugar in grape juice
But It would be against the law to sen anybody grape
Juice after It had stood week so with sugar IN IL
Living in country that has no government to oppose is
going to prove irksome to the deportees-
The county commissioners seem TeactiOnary enough to
be IN the presidents cabinet.
Poor chioagol SIX thousand oasss Of au' and moth
They may move the state line over if they win only
leave the oil wells.
And phen Iady's n the case.
You Fnov al other things give place.
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