Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
LIONS WILL PAY
20 Gents MONTH
TO ISSUE ROAR
COULTER ADDRESSES CLUB
ABOUT BOYS AND WHAT
THEY NEED.

tshaFiour 81 prominent Lion during
a recent visit In the Panther Ciy
by popular vote the Lion whose ac-
tons were brought into question
through the reading ~ the enisile 20
which reference has been made. wns
called Ia the floor aud while making no
denial ~ the alleged misconduct in
Fort Worth. asserted that ne felt the
Lions Of Amarillo have cause 20 feel
That they have been injured through
The character n the Lions Roar for
The current week lie intiinated rather
broadly that the presence OF President
Iamisnns picture In the publication
gave II the appearance ~ the funny
section OF a Sunday newspaper.
Ey unanimous vote 20 cents per
month win ho added with which % pay
for tho Lions Roar This win do away
with the necessity Of soliciting advor.
Using twice each month. with which 10
pay Tor the little folder. used as
means through which 90 sustain the
morale ~ the club
Perhaps never In the history OF the
organization has there been rendered
a more vigorous musical program. flr.
nish'd hy the Rotary orchestra At tho
cnciusion of the program. tho preel.
lent made the statement that tho club
Is going 10 organize its own orchestra
80 that when that Of tho Rotarians can.
not b. borrowed" there viii be- music
just the same
j.. a. Coulter state secretary Of the
Y. VI G. A.. wns present from Dallas
ana made an excellent talk covering
Ten minutes In which he specialized con-
bows and their needs. their rights and
th'ir possibilities. he declared that
irsi Of an. boys have the right 10 De-
rightly born, rightly onvironed. pro.
tectcd hy law, through the proper On.
torcemont Of those measures tending
70 h"tier ana enhance the safety Of tho
coming men OF the community.
The speaker stated that IN many I'm.
stances much time ana money arr be.
INK expended to give 10 the community
the right kind Of school buildings. oven
"h'n teachers with proper equipnent.
enucntionally socially physically ana
morally are overlooked. He declared
nat the hitter are Ear more important
thnn the former. and IL one Is TO he
omitted. or delayed. II should be- phvsi.
~ program or building. Mr.. Coulter
l'plored the fact that oven tho very
hurches themselves overlook tho I'm.
nntlance ~ considering the welfare ~
me children. and yet 81 per cont OF an
iho affiliations with tho churcbos il
hat element from the early teen AGO
turning attention to the importance
lt nome life u the right character
Mr.. Coulter declared that there has
been deterioration in this great in.
'Uuiion Tor character building during
ii' past several years. lie said tina,
'N'iy man should be pal and a friend
% dad or his boy. IIe expressed clad
! ness that the day Of the darkaued n,r.
ior is at an end, declaring that the hest
room 20 the house Is none too good for
IN" boy To accumulate money 10 leave
20 The boy whose character has no,
h''n properly DEVELOPED. is IN c,trso
me hoy, Is another statement Of Tho
visitor. To build the ideals. IDEAS ana
thoughts az the father into the lifo ara
| character N the hoy was described ,s
uuty OF The parent, by the speaker
MT Coulter closed with the pronounce.
mont OF a blessing on any man who
/ contributes In mans way 10 tho Inn.
plness and real worth ~ the how ma
w me community In which ne lives
PRESIDENT Jamison appointed the fol.
lowing committee 10 have charp. ~ "a,
program for the next meeting which
mas been designated ladies rncc,i,,,. :,
- TO- held. according % the presen,
pans Tuesday evening. Nov. % with
ne wives and other female relatives =,
NE Lions present as honorees. Y 7
""hlpson' {. \. hsk. JEFF Thomas
70" l.. POPE and Guy Carlander
Nhoiher committee appointed bv ,be
h'ir was that In the interest ~ ,
regional fair 20 be- held In A,,,r,,i,
-. an, 'omyposed OF Joe l.. Pope
'"nh r. Ross and J. l.. Parks
me assembly composed OF over fof
i-i'hS ana visitors. heard with much
interest an Informal DESCRIPTIVE ,,ip
on Alaska hy W ". Holmes n r.sI
I,hl OF ihti country for tvyolyo 49,
al Holmes disclosures OF fac, COS,
ained the following.
Ailskn was acquired from Russi,
~ ls'' Tor the sum OF a. 200 600
us area Is 500. 900 sauare miles I,
comparison % is as large as the ori,,,,.l
- states with six Ohios added 10 n
io'ai sea coast ~ Alaska IL Z, oos
miles and the United States he con-,
l'.,l ', ON including the Atlantic. Pacific
.u 'uH 81 ANicO hrs p 900 miles
ne most northern part OF Alas,t, q.
'ot as i1r north rs NORWAY. Will a.,
NIene southern portion OF Alasta 4.
s-,l''l south than either Norway q,
inc most eastern portion ~ Ai,.,,.. q.
'i'''7 west Of Seattle. the c.ntr,l
p,iuon OF Alaska being as FAR VS., !. !.
.i"',oiilu while the Aleut.sn Island a.
tends 900 miles further wes, ~
"e nhon River IL naviesblo n.
Instance OF 2.lo0 miles D., 60. -, -.
iha lls tributaries afford ooo - :,
..''''or waterway for steam boats a,
us mouth from mainland 10 p-,,,.. =,
Is % miles wide. while tbors'.s
"iies from is mouth where /, -"
norm OF the Artic circle. Il L. f.r -
vide from mainland 10 malnl,rs ~.
total length being 1900 miles -
within Is miles Of tia. water ana ,,-.'s
ing 70 The Behring Sea.
N.seiahles that VIII mature I.sfo-.
the trosts n winter como. VIZ. csi.,,,.,