Evening journal., 1913-06-13
EXPECT GAIN FROM
JERSEY TRADE TRIP

beauty OF this little city. It's wide
streets. its churches. its library md
IT'S hotels. They all testify 10 your
civic pride. We have brought somo
Of cur representative business men
to make love 20 your business men,
TO bind you both more closely. No
city liyeth unto Itself Prosperity
depends on organic relations between
neighbofing cities. We have our
hungry oyes on your pumpkins, your
potatoes and your tomatoes We
would have you turn your hungry
eyes TO the products of our mills and
factories We want 10 assure you
from tho depths OF our hearts that
we Wish you woli.
DR.. Emanuel achroibor, rabbi Of tho
Temple of Truth. among other things
said;
1T is proper that tho representa-
tives OF morality and religion have
word TO say on occaslonR like this.
/ One OF tho objects OF this excursion,
| ! take II, is civic bettermont Man to
/ be better must progress We shall
come. together better and be brought
more closely. together by this Jour
ney. When we como closer VIC lose
preiudices, and let US hope a better
knowledge OF each other will bring
each OF us higher things"
Mr.. Claire Again.
The Rev. Mr. Claire was then intro
duoed He said: These men have
made me come along with them. They
have kidnapped me and I am az happy
as kid. I'm member of the Cham
Der of Commerce today. but what it
means ! don't know, But I'm going
some today, which reminds me Of an
incident. Following severe Kansas
cyclone a farmer of that State was
found perched on a hay rick by p
Methodist minister The farmer had
been blown out of his home and
through the atmosphere for about ten
miles. The minister wanted to con-
/ sole the farmer and said Fear not,
brother, the Lord is with you still; in
fact. lie was right beside you while
i you were being blown through space
! by the cyclone. The farmer looked
} was, He sure was going some.'
To-day we're all Ike Jonah. You
can't keep a good man down. Let US
look upon the people across the river
as brothers who need our products
and whose products We need.
but, gentlemen, / expect many Oi
you feel as / do. Lunch time Is grow
ing near and / feel / can do Il JUS
tice, ] may be little and not big
ACROSS. but I'm well dug out Let us
retire to solid hospitality"
AS Mr.. Claire ceased Il. NJ Pindell
, business manager Of the Chamber of
Commerce read off the hotels where
, the various members we're to take
dinner and tbs party separated. goine
. to Shaefors, Green's The Nelson and
G Fords where tempting renasts had
81 been prepared.
] Promptly at two. o'clock the Salem
j citizens prepared to escort the VII
mington visitors to Bridgeton anC
. with the autos two abreast the star
1 was made On arriving at Bridge
( town the Commercial Club observe
r. open house. The Elks of the cit
n also opened their doors to the visit
ors. The Elks had provided refresh
y mepts for the visitors In Bridgeto
i and all enjoyed the treat
= The return trip was then starte'
- Il being planned TO return to Pennl
n grove by way Of Woodstown, Elme
. AllOway and other villages and In a
!, the visitors received welcome
a The Jersey roads impressed IN
: local automobilista, and many of ther
- enjoyed spins I'm which the merits 0