Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-03

tian leaders. Last year 10000
were in Bible classes and 300
Joined the church from 1900 pro-
fessed conversions.
Mr.. Herbert E. Parker, general
secretary of the Y. M. c. A. at
Plainfield spoke at the Grace Eng
lish Lutheran church. Mr.. Parker
said:
ANY on who has contributed
to the success of this campaign is to
be congratulated and has done some
thing that will give them satisfac-
ton all out of proportion to their
investment.
ern city who finds time to partici-
welfare composed ten beatltudes to
express the rewards OF campaign
workers. as follows:
blessed are they who invest
their money in human uplift; for
theirs is a reward of gladness.
q. blessed are the willing givers;
for they proatably fire the courage
of the toilers.
Blessed are the prompt; for
they have a double worth as shining
examples.
"'Blessed are the wealthy; whose
abundance ministers Joy to many.
blessed are the poor in purse;
whose prayers and labors are az
precious as fine gold.
"'Blessed are the farsighted; for
they build nobly for u future cit
liens.
blessed are the leaders and the
captains; for their strength Is the
hope Of the endeavor.
blessed are they who satisfy
the hunger and thirst Of the work
ers; for theirs is no mean service.
blessed are the spiritually
minded; for they would fam win
for our city more soul.
blessed are they who taste sac
rifce; for theirs is the quiet JOY of
the Master
Boys and young men should be
helped in winning their Inheritance.
What Is their Inheritance?
Healthy, pure, honest, unselfsh, low
ing Christ like manhood.
1.-The Y. M. G. A. will help the
boy through the perilous years OF
boyhood and young manhood, to
stand erect and alone, to go straight
and keep straight and become q
good man, good worker, good ctt1-
zen and founder of a good home"
Saturdays Luncheon.
AFTER the lunch Saturday Judge
Lyon called the teams to order az
follows: 1--WE are more than pleas
ed to see even so many here today
as there are. After the strenuous
time we had yesterday 1t could hard
ly be expected that the wind would
still keep up, but l am glad to see
the continued enthusiasm
After the reports Mrs. Fletcher,
President of the Woman's Club,
made the following announcement:
Gentlemen: Through the gener-
oslty of Mr.. Albert Boynton who
gave us the park and provided the
orchestra, and through the efforts of
the Executive Committee, the cap
tains and their teams, the Woman's
Club have the pleasure of turning
over to your fund the sum OF
S177.9O up to date"
Judge Lyon made the following
announcement:
Nov e we have been delight
ed, l know, that such splendid York
has been done up to this time. The
next meeting will be Monday night
at 7 O'Clock. There will be no mid
day luncheon, but we Will come to-
gether with the accumulated en-
thusiasm-and cash-on Monday
might, and l hope the captains VIII
make 1t their particular business to
see that not one member Of their
team is absent at that time. 1t
would be a glorious thing if we were
to make the results Monday night
the greatest ever.
Mr.. Coburn spoke as follows:
81 wish to thank you men for the
splendid work you are doing ali
along the line. If I were to pick
my football team l would pick 1t
from the men today, because here
are the men we can depend upon
when the campaign Is over. 1t Is
the men who are here every day, at
his post, fighting to the end, that Is
going to support the association IN
the days to come. l am glad so
many, after the enthusiasm OF yes
terday, returned here today to con-
tinue this work. Do you know what
this means? 1t means the bowling
alleys, the swimming pool and the
dormitories. 1t is up to you men
to provide the swimming pool and
the bowling alleys and the Industries
the dormitories. You can't have a
building to be proud Of, the kind OF
building you want, unless you put
into It not less than $4,000, and
that Is the reason l urge you to get
out and strike everywhere, any
whore from now till Monday night"
"Of course you will all attend
church tomorrow-and work after
ward. This is pretty good work for
the Y. M. C. A. to do Sunday after
noon. and am sure Mr.. Bawden
and the other ministers of the city
will pardon 1t II in the afternoon
YOU 20 to see some Of your good
friends who up to this time have re-
fused to subscribe and ask them to
take part in this great civic move
ment." .
The question was then discussed
Of abandoning the card system In
use at present, but after several
captains and others had spoken, a
motion was made and carried to
continue with the card system until
Monday night.
Captain Griswold, of Team 2,
made an announcement that $126
of his report was contributed by the
men who work at the New Jersey
Terra Gotta Works, many of whom.
he said, would never be able them