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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

clend na4eho n&roda.
VGdce vyprayy p. Doubra-
Va pod9koval = tyto pozdravy
nacez p. Hor&k New Yorku,
jenz pfijel jiz s prvni vypra-
YOU, podal blizsi informace o
pobytu americkych hosti v csl.
republice a sd9lil, ze sc v&chni
sjedou do Prahy K americJk&-
mu av6tku 4. cefFence. Vlhote-
lu Ber&nkove jest informacni
kancel&f americk6, kde jest Sc
znam dcastnikd, kterf pole.
'dou 8. zaTi z Praby, ably Sc
vratili po mori ma lodi "Kolum
bus.
Vyprava byla devet pdl
dne ma mori. Nikdo neonemo-
cnel. V Nemecku 2 Brem uchy-
stal severonemecky Lloyd vlak
pro vypravu a navst9vniky KITE
II tam jiz byli : jine skupiny.
FMnohe rodiny pfivezly tez sve
-deti, aby Jim ukazaly starou
vlast a pfibuzn6. Pfijel tez p.
Vincenc Wojtfsek, advokat g
byvaly pfedseda G. S. P. S.,
jenz jako osmilct5 hoch sc do
stal do Ameriky,. dale p. v.
Cernak, mattel realit v st.
Petersburg Fla, ktery Sc naro-
dill jiz v Americe. Vetsina je
z vychodnich stAti, ale jsou
tn krajan& az re San Francis
la. Hojn9 iEastnfku pMpada
ma cesky zapad. Slovaci jsou
hlavne z Pennsylvania a je-
dou hlavne ma SpH a do nitran
ske q nnartinske zupy. Take
ceskoslovensti legionaTi jsou
zasto,lpeni. Vyprava pfivezla
ma 100 zasilek pro pfibuzne a
rozlNn6 darky. Glen newyor-
skeho /. veslaFsk&ho klubu "A.
Kalb41 pfivezl dar klubu pro
Svaz teskych veslafskych klu-
bI Y Praze. Vsichni clenove
vypravy t3Sf Sc ma pobyt v csl.
republice q ma letoSni slavno-
I'll Smetanovy a zizkovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

ku, ne, abyste mas snAd nxlkam
:zavedl, kde bychom bylia6kra-
deni, jak pry Sc to ' teto mo-
derni Sodoms casio stxvx. To
nam rekl straznflk," nedavsfi-
We rekl Pokorny. i.A
"Bud'te bez starosti, kdo
pax by vam mohl ublizit, zvll
Ste teto hezouGk< berusce!"
pravil mladik . se zxlibou za-
dival Sc ma Mafenlku.
"Tak tady jsme," fekl po
chvili opst mladik, kdyx uv<-
del tn malou rodinu do 1tulne
hospIdky, kter6 &c Pokorne-
mu ma prvni pohled lfbila. We
Sc mu zdalo jako v cech&ch.
Ma cistych stsnSch wisely a.
me eeske obrazy: zizka, Hus,
Palacky, HavliSek a JIM vlas-
tenci, a vedle mich j ~. VSclav
ma koni. Ami obraz maticky
lPrahy neschazel.
Ma druhe stSns zavssen byl
pskny zdafily obraz prvniho
presidenta Spojenych St6td, Ji-
fiho Washingtona. Vie to ci-
milo pskny soulad.
INA mou milou prav6u, ja-
ko " Praze!" pochvaloval 81
Pokorny, kdyz odklxdal velky
rance a usazoval se ku stolu
ma vykazane misto. Marta a
Marenka usedly vedle nxho.
Hostinsky pfistoupil . vital je:
"Myslim die vseho, ze jste
cesi?" oslovil naSe emigranty.
"Ba pravs, a jestS ii e sta
reho vydani, pravi nezkaxeni
ce:i!" Pokorny podsval hostin
skemu ruku, kteremu koukala
Idobrota z oci.
Tak bratfe cechu! Pfede-
vsim primes nam list q hl.vns
pit! A nezapomen napfed ma
lpolevku!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

viko ma kufr, pfilepil celni
znamku q jako by se nechu-
melilo postoupil k jinym Ia
vazadlam.
i aby ts husa kopla, ty po-
,tvoro z mofe!" odlehcil 81 Po-
korny. -
"Pojd'te!" pobidl Martu a
Mafku, "tady jsme upadli me-
q lotry! Dostat toho vousa6e
nekam ia vitr", j1 bych mu
pskns ty ststiny naGechral!''
"Jen mlc, at ts tu jeStS
nezavrou!" napominaIa ho ze.
na.
"Tsch il Sc nebojim," zlo.
bill Sc Pokorny, "jsou to bam.
bulove, zadny Mich neumi
eesLy ami nsmecky, co 5 ia.
kovou pakazi? Ale krSst u.
msji. Potsh ma net"
Vysi celnice; ma ulici
spousta povozI zamezila lin
cestu.
Nemohli pTeiit na drpho,
stranu, kde vidsli hospodu
Vsichni til dostali chut' n.
nsco X jidlu. Straznik, kterj
vidsl, ze chtsji prechszet n.
nepravem mists, dovedl ;e ns
pfechodnik, kde musely povo
~ ma chvili zastavit, by ce.
tujicf mohli ma druhou stran,
pfejiti. Ma stssti straznfk by
Nemec, tax ze Pokorny byl v.
svsm zivlu. Huba mu jels
jako namazany trakaF. Mat
ka a dcera rozplyvaly se ra
do.ti. Byly ma to hrdy. ze m.
j hlavu rodinv tax vzdslanou
Policajt Jim vse dobfe poradil
sby byli opatrni, by nepfisli
1razu snebo o penize. Sam !,
pres ulici pfevedl.
Zasluhu q to msla Mafenk.
ma niz straznik stale poSilhs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

vanskeho hotelu Berankova ma
Kral. Vinohradech, kde je sr-
decne pozdravil mattel hote-
lu p. Beranek, jenz pfipomenul
ze podnik jeho jest sam kusem
amerikanismu a re jen pocti-
vost 1s;lovna prace zvit9zi.
Pfeje vyprave, ably nabyla nej
lepsich dojmi We stare vlasti
Ma to redaktor Hejret uvftal
vypravu jmenem odboru Ma.
rodni rady ceskoslovenske pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
ZU0nfk0D0 dcera.
z DypraOoDdnf na5f b0bidky. napsdl
I JAN JzROUSEK.
-:Kxnje StayDim fsskDn1 Osodn,kdm:.

Hajny BoroviSka, ktery do
sud jaksi netrp1livS m svk Ii
Ddli % vrtSl = feSem tenn 8 po.
kyvov&nim hlavy naslouchAl,
ujal % slovA:
"SousedS, j. jsem zcela to-
ho nihledu, ze fonda Hru-
bych jednal dobfe! Co je vet
sim stSstfna mas pozena5t' ami
mad vernon ! upfimnou l&slku
dvou milujicich - manxelh,
tfeba zii ' bidS 4 nedostatku.
kterym to sousto muzem w.
d4lan&, kdyz spolu zasednou
he stolu, chutnk jak krllovski
tabule, slaxeno-i je jidlo te
horoucf liskou, kter& nikdy
nevybledne, nybrx vic = vice
buji . kvsts. A col ty l&slky.
pine pohledy nekofeni vSemi
chut9tni II chudi6k& jfdlA I?
Muzovi, ktery pro svou milu.
jici xinku chlsb vydSlkv&, to.
mu z&dnx prSce neni txxkou,
on 81 pfi pr&ci zpiv&, protoze
mySlenkA m milovanou xenu
Sini mu pr6ci lehkou. A on pc
skon6ens pr&ci radostns chvS.
Il domd 4 vi, co ma nsj pod
tou chudobnou stfechou Sekx
Lxska . polibky = rozkosns Il
skypln< pohledy milujici jei
druxlky, anebo -"
"Zkrat'te to, hajny, vxdyt'
81 musime zahrkt 'bulku"," o.
zval - krejci KrystIfek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

A proto Tonfk Hrubtch jsd-
nal xcela spr&vnx. Sel u hla.
sem sv6ho srdce. Kdyx ne-
mohl pojmout n xenu dfvku,
kterou miloval, zde, pfinssl
pro nj tn velkou obxt', opustil
statek i svou vlast = odeSel do
svobodns xemS, do Ameriky,
kan ruka nelstupnsho otcs
nedos&hne. Tam n sebou mi
lovanou svou divku povolal,
kde bez pfek&zky budou spo-
jeni p6skou nehynouci -'
Hajny domluvil. Rel jeh1
dotkla se mnoheho ! pomyslil
81 duchu, xe ma hajny prav-
|du. Ono toho manxelstvi mezi
selskym lidem mnoho se uxa-
vfr< Beg l&sky. v mnoha pfi-
|padech sje to pouh& sznlouva
- kontrakt, ktery uxavrou
dvs selsks rodiny, aby zachrx.
nil jeden druhsho Cd 1padku,
anebo aby rozmnozili svij m,
jetek. Zdali mali ii diva mladi
lids k sobS nSjakou n6klon.
most, ma to % nehledi. 'eVzdyt'
ohi si zvyknou!" TAX soudi rc
di1ove.
I v tom je nSco pravdy. Sta.
VI - mnohdy, xs si zvyl<nou
tolik, xe xiji spolu die xd&ni
dosti spokojenx, protoze ma.
hodou jsou oba mirn< povahy,
Ale o ts pravS oblaxujicf lksce
ami pohidky -
Dlouho jeStS vedl % hovo,
Q zvonikovi . vsichni pfitomni
shodovali se v tom, xe ;kods
e dobrS rodiny, & - odtud
vyst4hovala.
''Ba Skoda," povzdychl q Q.
becni slouha, ktsry na lavic
u kamen 81 pokufoval. "All
ob&vAm -, 10 to zvonfkovi
Mafce . Tonfkovi Hrubtcl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
Komunistick< banderium .

Komunistick< banderium 8
|rudym praporem vita biskupa.
Ma Siovensku jest vseobecne
znAmo, ze temef We vsech sa-
mospravnych sborech, v zup.
mich a okresnich zastupitel-
|stvech postupuji komuniste je
dnotn6 Sc stranou ludovou. Ko
munist6 dokazujf vSak i jinak.
|.2e nesdAaji standFisko svych
Esoudru|hd v historickych ze-
mich v boji proti katolicsmu.
Do PreSova pfijel kosicky b.
skup Fischer Golbriee, aby zde
vykonal bifmov4nf q vysvetil
prapor krest' ansko- ocialistic-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

Ekdn6ho Stsstf nepfinese. To-
NIX sicS prsvsdl .vou, Ale mxl
pee jsn poslsshnout otce. Mxl
dbkt M rfikkxkni Boxi, kterS
xnf: "Cti otos sveho matku
svou, abys dlouho xiv byl q
dobfe . Il vsdlo m zemi." A
mSl byt pamStliv pfislovi: "Po
xehnxni otcovo stavi domy !
kletba matGina je bourx."
KONEcNE Ma PEvNlNE.
Pc dlouhS ! bouflivs plavbl
octli - naSi vystshovalci -
|Prokop Pokorny Sc svou ma.
lou rodinou xenou 4 Mafen.
kou - M psvninS americkt
" New Yorku.
s'Boxe!" vxdychla 81 pan
Marta, 'trvat to jests nSjakj;
den, tax b nxs sem live nepf
vezli!" Tss Mafenka stSla I,
" lici pobledl& ! zmofenS. Tr
|p9ly nanoho. nsorskou nemoc
,po cely 6as plAvby. Jen zvonil
Icftil se velmi dobre. Byl zdra
w ! 6srstvy jako ty ryby !
mofi. Stxle otkGel 80 okolo eel
niho dfednfka. ktery mu kuf1
Z zavAzidla' prohlizel, az m,
5osy modr6ho fraku odletova
". Stale mu nSco nsmecky w
svxtloval, * no tento olfikl
tn . zvonik zarazil jaks
sklieenx pravil: 'Ty neroxu
mid ninx . j. tobs, tax kus!'
: mlSky pfihlizel, jak se m,
cslnik y kufru pFehraboval.
'Pojsdnou dfsdnik vylovil z,
spodu kufru balicek so dout
nikd, pfisnx se zahledSl n.
PokornSho. na6ez tento pokor
nS:
"To nssu pro Tonilka."
"Tunika - tunika ~ bru
Gel pro sebe celnik, strSil dou
'tnfky do svS kapsy, pFirazi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

"Drz hubu, AZ ma tx dojde!'
rozkfikl Sc hajny, tax xe i je.
no pes hlasitS zaStxikal.
''Anebo je st'astnxjSi ten,''
pokracoval dale, 'ktery oxenl
% bez lasky, jemux pfines<
xena velkS vsno m velky sta.
TEX? Bohatstvi dost, ale q
l1sce Z obou stran ami potu.
chy! "Vxdyt' oni 81 xvyknou'
feknou rodiSe. "Ano, zvylmou
jak6 pax ale je Ia ze zvylxu
uncle povstal& l6ska? Pozlxt,
ko je to, kters pfi prvnim M
razu oprchk a odpad&vx. Ca
sto chodi manzels bez lxsk,
okolo sebe jako selmy - ja
koby % neznali. Mux r&n<
jde m svs pole, zamraSenj
pohled jeho zeny jej provszi
Ona - tr&pf donna, on m po
Ii. Ma sice velky statek, Ak
ten je mu bfemenem. Kdyb,
byl chudym, mohl 81 vzit chu
dou divku, ktsfou miloval -
ale to nemohlo byt - meme
IL vSna! UbozSk, dostal ted,
xenu ; velkym vSnem, ale nj
xenu, kterou nemiluje anil Q
ma jeho. On netSSi % na do
NOV, ona no se strachSm ole
k8vS. Jaky to xivot? Jen las
ka v manxelstvf Gini lidi St'as'
nymi, nikoliv bohatstvf q stat
ky, kters beg manxelske l<s
ky hynou q So rozpad&vaji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
AMERIcKA vYPRAvA

Narodni. politika, 10. cervna.
Ceskoslovenska vyprava anne.
ricka prijela vcera odpoledne
do Prahy, vedena zastupcem
firmy Doubrava a Sperakus z
Noveho Yorku, panem Doubra
YOU. Ma nadraM uvital vYpra.
1u- tAjSmnfk zahraniGnihbs mi.
nisteratya p. Stanislav Klfma
nacez ucastnici odjeli do Slo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

cs. zahranici, d6kuje "a vse,
co pro mas narod vykonali Ce-
choslovaci Ameuice "a val
KY a po yalce a slozenim w.
pravy - jsou tn Cesi, Slova-
ci zastupci tez z Podkarpat-
ske Rusi - jsou krasnym do
kladem 0 shod6 zamofskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

dnes naplnsno ovzdusi elegant
Mich Gajoven a music-hallI pafiz-
skych. Pfisel z Chile a sve jme-
no ma cd sentimentalni romance,
kterou zpiva celia Jizni Amerika.
Hlavni vlastnosti tohoto tance pryy
je prosta elegance, iinak ma z kaz
deho moderniho tance nsco.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

kych zeleznieard. Biskupa ma
nadrazi ocekavalo mimo line
/ komunisticke banderium ma
konfch rudym praporem. Pre-
Sow patti do volebniho kraie
POSI-. Tausika re Zizkova.
Hupa-Hupa. = TAX Sc ime-
nuje novy tanec. kterym Jest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
Pazourek a Lisy
1919 FLEET AVE.
roh independence Rd.

Ve;kere plechafske a pokry-
vacske prace, zavSdsni a spravky
fernesd Sc rychle vykonivaji.
Pokryvani stfech patentnim pa
pirem a opravovSni bfidlicovych
stfech jest naSi specialitou.
Nase dlouholetl zku;enost '
obouo borech vim zarusuje prvo-
tfidni prici dplnou spoko;eno.t.
ZaUolcjte tel. Brood 3OI2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
ZidouskD humor.

Snorer ma lavici obzalovanych /:
Pane president. nemohli bysme
eppes liceni pfeloziti ma jindy,
Jak to, Abelesi?"
Pane president. zdate Sc mi
dnes. eppes. We spatne naladx."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

"1o nesu pro Tonilka."
"Tunika - tunika -" bru.
tel pro sebe cslnik, stroll dou.
tnfky do svS kapsy, pfirazi
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
BOLD DAYLIGHT
TDIInY DnDDTDV
IHUUN HUUUlU
AT CL|EFW00D'
Three Men Two Give Local
Addresses, Arrested by
the State Police
TRUCK DRIVER is BEATEN
Beer Taken-State Troopers
Lay in Hiding | Hour
for HoId-up
TRUCK DRIVER IS BEATEN

SOUTH AMBoY. Aug. 25.-stats
troopers and police authorities In
this section are closing their net on
a gang of six hi-jackers who Satur-
day. at broad daylight held up 9
truck driver, took away the vehicle
from him which carried cargo OF
fifty half barrels of near beer along
the Cliffwood-S Amboy road.
Three men. two of whom come from
Perth Amboy. are held In connec-
ton with the hold-up. while the
entire stock of beer has been re-
covered.
The men under arrest gave their
avenue. Perth Amboy: John Bron-
ercraven, 391 East avenue, Perth
names as John Ferty, ais MadisorI
Amboy. and W. Harper. Sc Jefferpon
II. Brandt. the driver told the state
troopers that shortly after 2 O'clock
in the afternoon, he was held up on
the busy shore road by six men who
were riding In an Essex coach. Three
of the men jumped aboard the truck
and with the points of guns, ordered
the driver out. They then took him
in the woods gave him a beating.
Meanwhile the other men, un1oaded
the cargo from the truck to seclud-
ed place in the woods about. quar-
ter of a mile from the scene of the
hold-up.
Hundreds of cars were passing at
the time, no one suspecting that one
of the boldest hi-jacking traps was
In progress. The sextet apparently
was not aware of the fact that the
barrels contained only near beer.
After recuperating from his beat
ings. Brandt made his way to the
nearest telephone station and noti-
fled the state police station at Free
hold. A detail at once assigned and
the troopers searching in the immc-
diate vicinity found the spot where
the beer was dumped off. They then
laid a trap for the men. Corporal
Joseph Holk and two other troopers
placed themselves at various points
in the woods, close enough to watch
If anyone nears to the cargo of beer
The troopers did not loose pa
tience. They remained in hiding all
through the afternoon and evening.
At about 2 o'clock Sunday morning
machine carrying three men near
ed the place. The troopers then ap-
pretended them. They were taken to
the police station at South Amboy
and arraigned before Justice Ruben
Forgotson and released in bail. The
South Amboy police say that three
men have records as hi-jackers. IL
is probable that the trio was not
among the six men, who held up
Brandt. but probably purchased the
beer from the original hold-up men.
The names given by the three pris-
oners are believed to be fictitious,
An investigation is still under way.
The address, 315 Madison avenue.
Perth Amboy, given by Ferty as hts
residence, is the Salvation Army
hotel. John Fertig. not Ferty, was
known there.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
COOlidge CODferS With
Dawes AT Plymouth;
Davis Plans His Tour

PLYMOUTH, Vermont, Aug. 25.
The political situation was up for
discussion at a conference here today
between President Coolidge and
Charles G. Dawes, his running mate
The visit was arranged yesterday
on invitation of Mr.. Coolidge. Mr..
Dawes spoke on Saturday In Au-
gusta, Maine, voicing opposition to
the Ku Klux Klan which he men,
toned by name. The President made
no comment on either Mr.. Dawes
speech. news of which was said TO
have been given to the President for
the first time last night. or on the
address on Friday by John w. Davis,
Democratic nominee who asked the
Republican nominee to join him "by
explicit declaration" in elimination
of the Khan from campaign debate.
This is the first time since he
started his vacation here nine days
ago that Mr.. Coolidge has entered
into discussion of the campaign,
keeping close to his fathers home,
meanwhile receiving only a few visi-
tors and successfully seeking rest. He
has given some attention 1t was said
to government business, taking care
or urgent mail each day and reading
the report of the tariff commission
on the proposed reduction In the
duty on sugar but no decision is ex-
pected to be made by him on this be-
fore returning to Washington Thurs
day.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
DEFENSE DAY
PLANS PUSHED
County Reserve Officers Meet
Tonight-City Commit
tee Meets Wednesday

With military, civic, social, fra
ternal and political organizations
working together in an effort to make
the national Defense Day observa-
tion on Friday, September IL some
thing that will impress the residents
of the city with the seriousness OF
the situati ton, indications are that
Perth Amboy will not fall down in
carrying out an appropriate pro-
gram.
Ronald Kleckner, chairman of the
local committee, has another meet
ing of his committee scheduled for
Wednesday night in city hall. About
fifteen organizations were represent
ed lasct week and 1t Is hoped all of
these representatives will again be
on hand and additional spokesmen
for other organizations in the city.
The question of whether parade or
mass meeting will be held on De-
fense Day will be definitely decided
Wednesday night. Those present at
last weeks meeting favored the
mass meeting idea.
Members of the Reserve officers
Association, Middiesex county unit,
have been requested by their presi-
dent, Jacob M. Klein, to meet tonight
at the Metuchen Inn at o'clock for
the purpose of supporting the De-
Tense Day program of the war de-
partment. All reserve officers are
asked to be present.
The New York ordnance district
in common with all of the other mill
tary units in the United States will
participate in Defense Day activities.
It's special mission will be the test
ing out of plans for Industrial mobili-
cation and war time procurement
within the commercial area of met
ropolitan New York-a mission
which depends for it's successful ac-
complishment upon the whole heart
ed cooperation of each officer.
Under instructions of the War De-
partment and the chief of ordnance
of New York ordnance district will
on Friday, September s, 1924, at
the Army Building, 80 Whitehall
street. begin the rehearsal of the ad-
ministrative actions necessary to or
ganize the district into an effective
agency for the production of ord
nance in emergency.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
NEW PLEA FOR
Z Boys LIVES
Character Analysis Based on
Hereditary Is Made
by DarroW

CHICAGO. Aug. 25 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) character analysis
based on hereditary and environ
ment was the theme of Clarence 5.
Darrow today as he pleaded anew
before Judge John r. Caverly for
the lives of Richard Loeb and
Nathan Leopold, Jr., co-kidnapers
and murderers of Robert Franks.
1.-THE weird, mad act" of the
youths was mentioned only incident
ally as the veteran of the American
bar went back of the crime itself TO
trace from childhood the influences
which had surrounded his clients.
The effects of these he acknowledged
could not be told with certainly, but
limits of human knowledge were
blamed for that.
Wealth opening the doors to no
ways and which led to denial of de-
sire was "the terrible misfortune in
this terrible case" Mr.. Darrow said,
and then he took up the cases OF
each of the boys, starting with Loeb.
He spoke of him as "Dickie" and
said that the phantasy of being able
to produce q perfect crime" grew
naturally from the youths habitual
reading of detective stories, super
imposed upon a brain "forcer like
hothouse plant to absorb book after
book"
His parents might have done bet
ter IL they hadn't had any money,
said Mr.. Darrow.
Mature is strong and pitiless," he
philosophical. "She works in her
own mysterious way and we haven't
much to do with it ourselves"
Let us be honest with each other.
We all know youth is without
thought and without a care" and he
drew audible comment from his au-
ldience as he addedi
"Congressmen, judges. lawyers =
yes, even states attorneys-have in
youth done something that was
wrong. That they were not caught
Is their own good fortune"
He quoted st. Pauls Epistle:
when l was a child. I saw as a
child, I spoke as a child, thought
as child, but when I became a man,
I put away childish things"
"That was written twenty CEN
turies ago." he said, "but let us not
forget 1t here"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
MOTHERS GET
NARN|MGHERRE
Of DANCE HALL
Local Preacher Says Condi-
tionS at Morgan Should
Be Investigated
COOPERATION IS ASKED
Affairs in Bungalows Con-
demned-Sale of Liquor
Also Alleged in Sermon

Conditions at Morgan dance halls
where semi-weekly dances are staged
was the subject of talk given yes
terday morning to the mothers OF
this city at a local church.
The preacher gave to the mothers
information he had received about
the actions of local girls after they
had partaken of liquor passed about
in one dance hall and In nearby
bungalows. Members of church So
cieties lower their people and their
church by their activities while in an
intoxicated condition, the congrega-
tion was told.
Dancing in their undergarments
during the late hours and while the
liquor was getting in It's most devil
ish work, is one report the preacher
suggested that the mothers investi-
to the girls on the dance floor and
also to the members of the orchestra.
After the dance hall program Is
completed for the night. 1t Is alleged,
many of the girls go to nearby bum
galows to continue their drinking and
dancing into the wee hours of the
morning, and some times until late
the following day. The all night Sat-
urday night celebration Is getting to
be a common thing with some of
the local church society girls who
make a practice of visiting Morgan
regularly, the preacher brought out.
Mothers were asked to cooperate
with the church authorities in the
investigation of conditions and 1t Is
probable that the matter will also be
taken up with the state police, and
the municipal police in charge in
that section. There were many
mothers present yesterday who do
not have dance hall visitors in their
household, others who have children
who go to dance halls to dance and
pass the time as they should, and
then there may have been some
whose children make necessary the
suggested investigation. The girls
who fall for liquor are the ones re-
sponsible for the lecture yesterday
and to some people, conditions in
this respect, are said to be worse
than ever before prohibition, the
preacher declared.
There were no children in attend
ance at the church service addressed
in regard to the dance hall condi-
tions.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-25
Two Speeches for Davis

NEW YORK, Aug. 25:-John w.
Davis, Democratic presidential NOM
inee, will make two speeches tomor-
row at Columbus, o. The first will
be before the Democratic state con-
yention and the second at the state
fair grounds.
While Mr.. Davis has not prepared
an address in advance it is under
stood that in his speech to the state
convention he will reply even more
specifically to President Coolidge's
acceptance address than he did at
Sea Girt, N. J., last Friday.
The Democratic nominee will
leave tonight for Ohio and return
here Wednesday to prepare for the
first extended tour of his campaign.
His first addess on that trip will be
at Wheeling, w. Va, on Labor Day
and the second probably will be at
Chicago. After several days at the
western headquarters there Mr..
Davis will visit Nebraska, Iowa and
other far western states.