The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16


hut the women usually know the best
way to approach ticklish propositions
and you know there is the social side
that must he taken into acrouEt-oh.
such as invitations to affairs. You
know. If one has IA young daughter.
he must be careful not to do or say
anything that would cause her to lose
the opportunity of receiving an invi-
tation to these affairs. and one can
hardly afford to he so awfuly par
ticular nOw-a days, in view of what Ia
demanded by the youth in the nature
If pleasure and entertainment
Now you have clear concise state
ment of just where the trouble lies
said Sir acknowledgement. Its the
desire of the parents to have their
children popular and to keep them con-
tinually on the go, that makes this
question harder to control In nine
cases ont of ten they have heard the
same rumOrs we have but they wont
take the trouble or are afraid of the
consequences and also the danger to
if they take strong stand against
this practice. which can only in time
bring shame and disgrace not only
to those guilty but to many innocent
as we'll"
We'll. / want to say Just IA word
says Sir Notwithstanding. when !
was around sixteen to twenty years
of age i went with crowd of boys
and girls-we had the usual good time
-picnics. parties, dances. bicycle
rides and not once to my knowledge
was it necessary to reprimaad n boy
or girl for drinking or carrying liquor
upon his or her person, and l was
very active in all entertainments dur
ing n period of four TO six years
While tOdny-well, i don't want TO
mention names but you all know the
talk that is going the rounds"
We'll, well. we'll" says Good Knight
Leader. This is some question for us
to settle and while there remains sew
eral Sir Knights who, either thru
fear or wisdom. have refraincd from
expressing their views. know all of
the boys present would like TO hear
from Sir Knight Good Sense before we
go hence"
Whereupon Sir observation-disclosures
arose and said. Brother Knights. as
has been said in pursuing the road of
enleavOr to serve. We may find. that
like the blue bird of happiness. 1t will
lead to our own castle. but, he that as
Amendment nothing-the fault lies
with the parents its your and my duty
to figure out II plan whereby the par
ents can he appraised of this mistake
and then talk in plain English to their
sons and daughters-its for us to talk
to the boys ut fault in the spirit Of big
brotherhood. to reach out and awaken
i'm their hearts n desire tn lead in
other and better fields Of usefulness
thnn incompetence to let them know
that his thing is not n secret but is
known to NIL and that the day will!
come. as sure as Fate. when SOME
WHERE. SOME PLACE, this thing
that appears small to them will Ike
held against them to their sore disap-
pOintment. I can't but help feeling
that this matter is caused by too little
thinking on the part Of the parents
who can't plead entire Ignorance, and
that our boys have a false idea of
what constitutes real manhood. and
,:tl 81, 81,
future"
You are right as usual" said Sir
K1ight-Agreer. and I'm one who is
ready to do the necessary thing to get
this matter started along the proper
lines. as I have an abundance of faith
I'M our boys and girls
Then" said Sir Knight Service,
Its up to each one of us to do his
part so that the pride each one OF us
has in the Jewish youth shall remain
and grow stronger with each succeed
ing year.
Well said" says Sir Kaight.Scnti-
mental. .let all of us work towards
that end
Just then Sir Knight F1ip-A-C Coin.
called heads when he meant tails. and
it took the whole assembly of Sir
knights to calm him after which. ac-
cording to the usual custom 1.-THE
was given to the dark haired beauty
of the Tray and Colth-the Inn Keep
err collected his usual tribute and the
Sir Knights departed hence.-L. b. s.,
Recorder of X. X. II.