, 1921-09-15

A person would think that after
the number Of fines that have been
collected from late members that the
~ source Of supply would
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~ Nm proven better Il any
<e thing, and as Cub
W ering in a few minutes
after the meeting had
been called to order, he not only
found that all the available places
had been taken at the table but that
the misdemeanor cost the sum Of
twenty-five cents, and narrowly es-
capped having to sing a solo.
The Tailtwister almost slipped up
on collecting q fine when Cub Pres
ident Whitehead addressed one of
the members as mister, and was
called to task, the Tailtwister is the
entire source of funds for the organ
ization from mistakes and INSIDE
meanors INDUCED in by the men,
bers during a meeting, and as Pros
ecuting Attorney should, be on the
job. i'm fact. it should come natural
to find all flaws in the conduct Of
the luncheons whereby the treasury
will benefit, and the fact that he will
be fined a dollar from this time on
for every failure to collect such fines.
some of the members are going to
be in a precarious position and
should supply themselves with
plenty of small change. i
Cub President Whitehead spoke on
the results Of the directors meeting
which vas held the evening OF the
seventh, many good results coming
therefrom. the principal parts of the
Constitution vas gone over and new
appointed which are to
be permanent.
The result of the talk was the K
preston Of the opinion of quite a
number Of the Cubs, all of which
va constructive and helpful, among
those being that of Cub Hilliard to
the effect that moi a few OF the men,
bers had been silent on many matters
when it was known hat they could
give expert opinion and advice on
matters. 1t is the case Of many
being brought together, and In not
being thoroughly acquainted are
backward in expressing
Cub MLInturff spoke of the lack of
that the members had
in some cases and in backing
up the various committees in their
Investigations and reports. While the
members have not sighted their re-
sponsibilftfes In any degree, there has
been interest shown in general
than can be shown, and from
the results Of the talk and the dis
cussion on all matters considered
today there will be no further need
Of the subject being brought up.
That for the amount of ability and
the type of men which compose this
Den. there is no other civic organ
iZation in this state which can sur
pass the Lions of Rawlins, is the
opinion Of Cub President White
head. and for the amount Of work
has been considered and put In
to effect since the organization, that
thought is very much of a fact and
will continue to be more SO.
Cub Jones gave the members data
the new Fund" that is to be
and will be known as the
Benefit Fund. This fund is to be
of donations and receipts
from dances which will be given
throughout the coming winter, and
in no case will the fund be used for
any purpose other than assisting
some needy family or cause which
can be termed as a direct beneht.
During the holidays when the
spirit Of giving is paramount in all
of us, and there are those who have
felt the pinch of need through it's
many sources. the fund will be a
blessing to those who are unfortunate
enough to be in such a position and
yet given in such a way that those
who are the receipants will not be
in the position of charity, and the
feeling that is always felt in such
cases will be cultivated.
There are situations always COM
ing up similar to that of the new hos
pital, where such a fund will meet