Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-11
JUDGE HALL TOUCHES SOCIAL SORE
SPOTS BEFORE LOCAL LIONS CLUB

IN. Lions club had a most profitable
gathering, according TO the estimation
of officers and members, az the Anna
r'lo Hotel Tuesday noon, at which
Judge W T. Gee presided in the alb
,,uc, ot President Frank II Jamison.
90 latter being out of the city.
Following announcements. the read.
ng Of communications. tho introduc.
ton ~ guests. and other uoarformal
matters. Il NJ Nash was introduced,
and gave "a brief address on building
and loan associations, their character
ana service 10 the communities IN
which they are located tie declared
building and loan associations 10 be
scmipuhhc Institutions and Of great
service 10 the community In that the
funds may bo used FOR no other pur
pose aside from building homes. MIR.
sash made the statement that the ma.
iuujy of homes in Amarillo have been
built ON the instlllmrnt plan. and that
the average price is about s. 500.
A. G. Houston president of the Pan
handle Lumber Company, was the
guest OF Judge Geo. and made brief
Hlk bon which Dc expressed delight 10
o., with the Lions and IN Amarillo and
90" Panhandle.
John u uIl vice president and gen
Du manager Of th, Panhandle Lumber
Company after J NJ Petty formerly
o. Amarillo but now Of Wichita, was
introduced. gave am interesting little
Il % %.
N1udl, Lumber Company has always
h,,u Interested Boo this section 81 the
country Mr. Un declared Tor farm
liberalization as % means on producing
wealth. IrI said that he has recently
l..u ulNns tu q representative ~ the
United States Department OF Agricul
tore aud lHd received assurance of fhc
u..r.st ol that department in pro.
rau Ton this portion of the state. lie
nlsu reported That rain was general iu
o.. IaumulI, and Plains ranging from
mcuuIt,r ~ au inch at Shtou, To
CO... .roh 90 Spomln.
luds, e. W. Hall was introduced MS
man who needs no introduction, and
made a suerh that held the undivided
attention of the diners from the start
90 the close.
JUjg' UHll 9il .n parts Tint ir
assigning tiw h.s subject the program
,uWmlf,. bad correctly assumed that
business and social conditions needed
r"dilsm.n' lui uplifting In AmlrU,
and that This was true, not only ir
Amarillo. hat great part of the civ
lusoj world lle briefly outlined som.
uf the conditions, referring 90 immodost
dress. immoral midnight Joy riding
gambling improper moving picture.
and the DNtrDm. immortality or the
modern dance. Ilc said these things
r,r. Uo' s omUCh evils as the outward
symptoms of am eyu condition. that
tr.. wor, lea thC pustuius on the face
ot The small uUN patient or tho red
sp,otOhes ou thc skin OF the measles
patient they showed that the system
was fuIl of poison and virus. that civic
trform,rs were advocating many rom.
,di,- on, of which was more laws and
moro courts. tho other was more and
u.ff,r enforcement officers
Iuds IIau said that many clubs and
many ru.uIs w,r, laundering against
tn.sn evils day after day and week
air.r ve,s ut d.d not seem 10 be
EettuE very 4r with .t that one % the
latest remedies was tho Is Is Is The
speaker said ho did not know that he
could Hams single member ~ the
order boz Amarillo. that hc had not been
ushrd 20 JOHN erd would not Join 10 thcy
asked mm That ou account ~ some
CRITICISMS from Some quarters. DO true.
Us methods could not De- approved
1Uat D, h,'d ro hfiof Tor tho Khan but
l.1 tsrn informed that an endorsement
officer bad said That since the recent
parade laI men and worse women had
0uif Amarillo uk, rats quitting burn.
H- hHiiine and char enforcement of
uc,rs bad r.p little 20 d.. thHt 20 va.
urther claimed that th,r, bad boon a
greater percent of convictions durIur
tre bst term ~ the district court than
aJ ans time Cor several Years that soy
.luI roior.ou. dives bad been cleaned
ur ih1' BE- th.s was true hc was NOT
seq prepared fo condemn y. that ycu
30 Wdl pNoIl organization from IN,
IN kluy Khan uu fo tht church by to-
fruit That 10 hsHrs and chat hr thuu.h.
be- r.ghi % i.,a dcn0udod upon whether
81 WI boz tnc hands of good mon or haa
owes that 'hy same could %, said of 1I
churches. ~iuhs and lodges and that Cd
rnurch fftt rosorfod to political o'
commercial iniusticc was the worst o
uu. mat DO bad its dangerous features
ite every other organization that wn'
nof founded upon tho rock which
CIrist u.flr,d to in his peruration O.
o., scImon Oh the mount, that az ions