The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
Girl MAY HAVE
BEAU ANY TINE
SHE. Wants ON
New Jersey Common Pleas
Court Holds That Girls
Ace is No Figure.

NEW YORK, Mar. 13.-Is a girl OF
is old enough to have a beau?
.:Any girl is old enough to have a
beau who wants a beau.
So decided the learned Judge Of the
court of common pleas Of Patterson,
I NJ. j., when he dismissed the com
plant brought by Mrs Maria Car
dalazzi against her 10 year old daugh-
ter, Evelina, who had run away from
home because her parents would not
permit her to receive young men cali
ers. tsS5;
This-iudge,s name is Abram Klein
ert and Young America is likely to
hail him as second Daniel, writes
Nixola Greeley Smith, In the New
York World.
When this decision had been rend-
cred black eyed Evelina smiled tr1-
umphantly and went back home with
her mother. But if am any judge
OF human nature the beau question
in the Cardalazzi household has not
been settled permanently by judicial
decree. .ss
Her aFellern Afraid.
They think they will get me, to
change my mind about my young
man Evelina confded to me with
flashing eyes. My father took me to
have my photograph taken and my
mother, she tell me, here is a nickel
+ to go to the moving picture show
but when I say, when can II have my
Teller come to the house like Judge
Klenert said my mother She only;
shake her head or cry and SO my
young man he is, still afraid to come
to the house
.'He is no good That is Why ] do
hi In.
azzi assured me. 'sAnd. Eveltna's
father has told him three times t.
keep away from our girl But he
won't, do it and she meets him out
side and. they go to picture shows
land dances togethe When she came
back from court Evelina told me she
must go with her young man topic
/ ture shows three times a week or he
must come hereto see her. And / said
tsyour dres too young Your father
will take you to the picture show
But FFelina she only cried. She
should go to the reform school,
/ think. =
Judge q Young Bridegroom.
repeated Mrs Cardarazzi's views
TO Judge Klenert. whom found in
his law Office.
The author of the lutionary
decision about beaux is a clean shaw
en- young man with an Intelligent
brow and the perpetual smile OF a new
made bridegroom, which, indeed y he
Is. And perhaps you, as a stud lent Of
Human nature may find in this fact the
reason forsthe learned Judges unusual
sympathy with young love.
That Cardalazzt child is as nice
q girl as there is. anywhere,'' said
Judge KIenert She's a big girl, and
like all italians, mature for her age.
| The only sane answer to the sques-
| tion. is a girl old enough 10 have q
sbeau? is in another question, Has
Fshe got one? : .3 i st4
Home Best Place to Spoon
IF she has, she's quite old enough
Etc, see him every little while. and the
best place to see him Is In h er par
fsents home: You. knowsa great many
OF these, foreign mothers with made
Ein-America daughters are as Devil
idered over hem as a hen w tn ducks.
They were brought up in the Sc
verify and repression of the older
Icountries, and they can Il understand
the liberties we grant our young peo-
fple here. Hence, trouble when the
beau problem arises.
The way I look at 1t is that our
boys and girls are thrown together
tional big progressive things have
laIso been accoMpl ished nv other men;
but In almost every Instance by the
old timers Of IN the men who
came In ait the very BEGINNING ana
Teamed their trad SIS az they grew Up