Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-24
YOU AND |
WayHlrd

Youth Toes not ciou5S' 49,
same today as yesterday. II Is tne
parents. trainers OF youth, VINO nay, az
changed. Hence we have Jazz-ille
YOUNGSTERS. 80. T.
Jthis IS The theory of Alfred FL
Stearns. principal OF Phillips Acad-
envy, Andcver Macs.
His reasoning is sound. rather
in his youth would have been the
| san q as son is today If the old tasn.
Toned home had been put on a lsIz
basis. we are the products or carry
training and environment, regardless
of which, generation we live III.
Penalty
Lowest bid for a new tunnel uh-
der the Hudson river at New YORK
is S19,25O,000 This Is a lot Oh
money, but New York taxpayers ae-
cert 1t as a matter OF course.
Before boastinc of advantages OIL
civilization, check up the price we
pay--the penalties for swarmlns TO-
gether in cities.
Crime
New York state reports that n
number of prisoners in its penal in
stitutions has increased 1914 IN d
year
Reading which you comment
about tie great increase in crime
since the war,
But don't forget that a gain IN the
Jail population also reveals a greater
po!ily eficiency-something to De
thankful for.
y Better
Census report says in 1920 there
we've 1900 husbands and lZ,z54
wives. fifteen years old, in u coun-
try.
A big figure but microscopically
small compared with the 15-year-
olds who are unmarried.
Two generations ago, or even one,
n 1E-year-c,d bride was not excep-
tionai CROUCH to attract attention.
Youth of hotli sexes now waits TO
get more experience and deliberates
the eligible list cautiously before
taking a mate.
at the trial of a suit against h
town, and the cause of action arose
in the borough's county, the SUIT,
started in another county VIII be
transferred to that of the municipal
ity. Thus says the supreme court
in an opinion just filed changing the
venue of a $4,000 suit against Bel
mar, Monmouth county, from Burl-
ington to that county. The court
concludes that it is too much to ask
a whole borough government. books
and ALL to go to Mount Holly TO
defend the suit.
Andrew j. Kelley. Of Chesterfield,
Burlington county, is suing for
S~30,129.SS, the alleged value for i'm
provements and good will of the
Fifth Avenue Pavilion, which he
claims the town agreed to pay him
for if it terminated a lease for the
property to him. The lease was ter
minated in 1920.
place and date for the argument on
the Public Utility Commissions in
vestigation of Public Service Gas
Company rates was announced at the
commissions offices today. The
hearing will be held in Trenton on
Tuesday next. at 2 p. m. 1t was orig
inally scheduled for Monday in New
ark.
TRENTON. Feb. 24-What sort of
bonds must be filed by ''iitney bus"
operators was the bone of contention
in a legal battle before the supreme
court here between the Common
wealth Casualty Company and the
city of Hoboken. Decision was re-
served by the court.
The insurance COMPANY and Will
liam r. Keller, Hoboken jitney man,
asks the court to compel the city to
accept it's bonds, which it claims are
in accordance with law. 1t init
mates in it's affidavits that the ac-
ton of the city in refusing to recog-
nize its policies is helping to hand its
Hobokap bi1sipesa oyer IN fhe Infer.