Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1922-02-25
COMMUNITY CLUB
First Program Well Attended Many
Very Interesting Topics Were
Discussed

As per the schedule adopted :, the
organization Id january, the arst pro-
gram a. The Meme Club was held at the
Brick Community Church on last Tues.
day evening The meeting was called
to rGer about eight o'clock by the Pres.
ident Rev w ] Drysdale, and in a
few hrefremarks made everybody feel
perfectly home.
Mr. Il Hanley as chairman Of the
Commit on Constitution and Bylaws
submitted an admirable dram of same
which WAS adopted IA IFS entirety, wuh
but one slight change, the word MEN"
being inserted IN the name Of the organ.
lzatlon, making it read Mems Com
munity Club In accordance with :ne
bylaws, the following executive com
mttee was elected Chairman, W. +.
Drysdale; James Conner and Pat
Adams
Mr., 7 w. Delicate as chairman of the
program committee Of the evening, pre-
''i''eU '"o p'oR'aui "I'c1 n"u Deen ar
''s0''' no iepo,' was "Ccep'eu ana
the committee discharged
The first part Of the program was Ia.
ken up with the discussion of current
events Mr. w f. Hanley spoke of
National and World Wide Events, :"
briefly pointing out their significance.
0'oN'S iu'iica'e
:" s''" '"@ oo''ei i"'hei
90 o'''''0'' ioieS' super 'lSof'
''''''g' "'s eni"' As ~ cunning the
pau ~ 'ue oi es' service department
,''' '"'''''' VI oefe'oP'us our ioresls
""',0 0u'''ns oH tlAuOef' Mr' conner
''09eo q ie" po'n'S "h'ch were moth
'@ ,,1 I'' '"'' d ie'o'a''on 70 many oi US
"''s O'e" "onueIIus no" our oe-
,'''- '''''S "ou'u looA ~ le" years
~ 81" No" 'ue 'ulnoef INDUSTRY con
VI 'Ue' Hi' Conner however showed
'.'"' ~ "uoi''on " 'iie iuinoeF Ihuusuy
oe'is d Fa'u"o'e asset 70 our commun'
.'S' II 's a''o nelPlhs 70 cu''iVaIe the
'''eS'' 'oI according 70 the Governments
p'os'"'n 0u' a certain number Oh milllon
'ee' oi uhoef may DC cut annually and
'he 'moef winch IL being cut is over
mature ''noef ana II is giving place to
Younger anu oet'ef 'imoer' II this For
est service pans works out by the tune
lne forest mas an been cut over, we can
oeglh over again. as the ne" timber Will
oe reaay' mus II is estimated that the
forest NAY De cut over on an average OF
once ABOUT every thirty years, and at
me same tIine 'hls cultivation VII
insure oet'ef grace OF TIMBER all the
tlme'
Dr' H. r. WOODWORK discussed the
immigration question, emphasizing the
growth 10 me manner IN which America
taxes care oi her immigrants. lie drew
suikihg comparison between the old
Tune herdIng fashion OF handling for
elgners VINO came to our shores with
the present day method OF consideration
ana courtesy
MessIs. WINS ana Alnslle spoke on
lo"n ropes. both gentlemen In ad-
dllioh lo getting Oh some OF that droll
hutnof ol "hIch each IS SO hlghiy cap
aole, presented some very vital matters
by way OF HOUSE Cleaning for the
town, when should appear to every good
citizen Both men happen to be on the
Town Board and nave an opportunity OF
knowing considerable OF our city s needs.
A monthly 5000 ROADS day was pro-
posed, which seemed to meet with favor,
for the purpose Of graVeling certain o.
our streets Surely here IS one place
where We al may cooperate with the
Town Board
Mr.. NJ j Bailey who was on for
"Events AT Washington" smoke of tho
X Cav u'oa' 0''o' 0A0e J"'' o'o'-
ed, and lew OF the gooo results accom-
phshed, especially with reference 20 res
t,,ations ia China He also taILad
..a. ,f,ta ,.ro,,ose9 :. .Ron,.,lo ~
caring lhat ~ ms opiuloh ~ "ouid De
disastrous 70 the country to allow a
4Bouu,n 10 all Ex-service men. He said
t,,.l,.,.d b,yevar IN .,lo
"a
Bonus 90 ~ u'sao'eu soluiefs' Mr.
Bailey closed hrs remarks by ailuding TO
the ruthless violation OF law, especially
G.,,lo,i,,, tha fact that the National pro-
.h;al, ~ -.
itloi''on "a" ""'O" "VH' '''o oHeo' os
such tremendous majority OF the
.t.tas is an Grossly and universally vio