Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-04
DOCTOR HILLS
ATTACKS REDS
Gives Account Of Woe B0IShc-
Vism Has Caused Russia
MANY HEAR HIS ADDRESS
Community Singing and Ad-
dress by r. II. Post Furnish
Talent for Most Success
full Occasion
MANY HEAR HIS ADDRESS

The high school auditorium was
well filled last night when, DIR. Newell
Dwight Hills the traveller and lecturer
told the people OF this city his views
on his experience with Bolsheyism,
supplem enting his talk with stereop-
ticon slides. most of which We're actual
kodaks enlarged.
After some responsive community
singing, lead by Associate Industrial
Secretary James Larcombe of the x.
M. G. A., Adrian Lyon made few
remarks and introduced the speaker OF
The evening as zone of Arnerfca's fore
most clergymen and one of the clergy S
foremost Americans"
Dr. Hills, who had observed con-
ditions in Europe told how lie re-
turned 10 this country and observed
the unrest here, travelling from one
coast to the other several times. Gary
Butte, and Washington, were some
of the examples given as places where
Bolshevism has already taken hold
DIR. Hills dwelt upon the thought or
the sanctity of property and the right
of every man to the products of his
brain and labor. Taking the audience
through early days. when soc'alistlc
colonies were first tried out. the
speaker gave William Lane. the Eng
lishman, as an example of the fulfil
ity of institutihg the common owner
ship idea. With all the most wonder
full resources and great material aid,
DIR. Hills said that Lane was no. able
to work out his socialistic theory in
Paraguay. The Russia of TrotsiSy and
Lenine was thrown on the screen and
likened to some of the cities in this
country where Bolshevism has gotten
q hold.
DR.. Hills made reference to our
enormous wealth, of 250 billions o1
dollars. saying that 1t was tho objec
of the Bolsheyists, who are composed
of dissatisfied foreigners to conver
1t = the use of people of their kind
| Using Lincoln. Columbus. the Pill
grirna, Ell Whitney. Caruso, Burhani
and Roosevelt as examples, DIR. Hill
| send that this country is a plac
where a man has q chance AMI tina
| 1t Is up to those who are not in IA
vor Of anarchy and Bolshevism. t.
| unite in their efforts to crush sucl
institutions. Closing his talk. DIR. Hi
lis spoke to the children and admon
lshed them to love their republic ant
see that their flag Will always wave
| over this land.
The other speaker Of the evening
was r. II. Post, governor Of Porte
| Rica in Roosevelt's administration
and chose for his subject Thrift" Mr.
| Post spoke for a very few minutes
/ upon the turbulent countries as lh'
result of Bolshevism: and then con
fined his words TO conditions here
Mr. Post said that in a time Of reac
| ton, after the strain of the war peo
ple have gone mad with spending
They rae selling their government
bonds, spending their large earnings
| and many are even digging into tn
little nest egg they may have saved VI
J during the war when salaries were S
| high. This condition, the Speake
said has so deprecated the value
the dollar that the Italian must ex
change sixteen livres for dollar, an
we ourselves can get only half retur
for our money, Mr.. Post said that
Is up to us to save and conserve. S
as to restore the wealth that has bee
destroyed-that we all must be c
service TO this country and less fort
unate Europe, so that the world ca
resume, somewhat her peaceful pre-
war status. THE way to do this IS I
produce to the limit, use commo
sense, and spend less than you earn,
according to Mr.. Posts theory.
The meeting was held under tn
auspices Of the Chamber Of com
merce. the Y. NJ. G. A. the America
Legion and the Boy Scouts, all c
which did much to insure the lafg
crowd and made the affair a success