The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-07
ROTARY NOTES
BY L. r. Martin



When the hunter Of Mil.l.Mo birds
and the fishcd " GELS, takes charge
Of the entertainment program IN his
Chesterfield way you can bet there
will be- something on that makes the
Rotary Club all vi up and take
notice and agree with him that who
ever was responsible for having Or
Burwell come 10 Lubbock for the
cxnress reason Of reforming the
Chairman Of last weeks luncheon,
was on 10 his Job and did an act Of
Kindness for his friends. Noiwith-
standing the fact that the aforesaid
Chairman claims the Influence Of the
Doctor on his better half was Won
derful. leads some 90 wonder II that
a why she left home 30 a. 90 allow
him 10 get the full benefit Of MS
rsformer. But % leave all Jokes
aside. we are glad that the Doctor
n n guest in the Wright home, for
Neil Is a good sport and sees that
the Doctor has q place at tho fss-
tive board Of the Rotary Club each
week for which every Rotarian Is
duly thankful. There are not many
minds in Lubbock who have the abil-
iiy ~ imparting the great truths as
has DR.. Burwell and II ~ real
treat when he Is persuaded to adj
dress the Club.
DR.. Burwell responded to the sub
ject spirit values IN the business
world" He brought Il out very
plainly that the difficulties " the
world were not 20 be worked out
on material lines, but % be- success,
MI must be worked out on spiritual
lines. he sighted the great war and
he lesson % humanity OF China
and how il has become the foot bail
If the world and so plainly shows
that before prosperity can come 70
The world ii must become spiritually
better. lie sighted us 20 such minds
as James Bricc, former ambassador
from England, as saying the difficult
ties ~ the world are not material,
but spiritual Il was a good mes
sage and one every Rotarien should
take home 10 himself and by put
ting the Spiritual into his business
ne will not only have helped The
community In which he lives, but
himgelf AZ we'll. Come again Doc
tor FOR you are d0ubly welcome 20
bend elbows over the Rotarian fes-
tive board and for those who are
unable 10 hear you in the church
you are go nobly working Tor, are
thankful for the crumbs Of food for
thought you drop in your talks at
the Rotary luncheons
Dolph "a. y. Conley), who is
supposed 20 furnish the two minute
man. did the act himself this week
and gave valuable talk o. the
general outlook for business In the
year 1922. !, is quite likely by
the middle Of the year that various
steps will be taken TO quicken bust
ness. Some plan 20 facilitate for
eign buying will probably be at
tempted The administration Is GO
ing 20 do all Il can this year 20
improve trade activity The time
has not vet come 10 buy heavily.
Producing costs must decline still
further. Wage rates are declining
~ rapidly as the cost ~ living viii
permit, The workers are now on
The undcrgidc Of the cycle, and viii
continue In tractahle frame on
mind until employment increases.
Continued easing in bank rates
should be seen this year Merchants
are taking their losses IN proper
ton 10 the size Of their business.
Sighting as an example that Scars
Roehuck Il Company took n loss of
over $4,000, 900 There u food for
thought in the above and ! guess
Dolph was right IN making the talk
himself lie wanted to get the mes
sage 10 ug.
l.. d Rankin was guest 81 the
Chairman and responded 20 the sub
ject " law and Order"
Gave us 20 understand that there
was n law and order league in Lub-
book and they stood ready % help IN
every way 10 the courts in prcsert- .
ing the law and the morals Of Lub-
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