Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-08-26
WARMING GIVEN /
/. MOTHERS NI[[|!9|| |
CAUSE ACTION
DeniaIs Come in Following
Publication of Charges j
Made in Local Church 1
sAYREvILLE TO ACT
State Police Also May Take
Hand-One Officer Makes
a Denial

The Sayreville police. and posbl>
bly, the state police. will start a.
Immediate investigation OF conditions
of Morgan. 1t was announced this
morning. This action is taken an
the result of a warning given to
mothers of this city at a local
church on last Sunday morning,
The Sayreville police this morn-
Ing reported that at every danca
held at the dance pavilion an officer
Is detailed. Motorcycle Officer Ja-
cob Frishkpecht in conversation with
an Evening News reporter this mora
ming said that he was present -
every dance held at the pavilion. b19<
could report nothing with refer roRoC
| to what was said Of the conditiQuc
| there. ~a.sFt - 1
He said that he also affendss i. .
two Sunday night dances and Viz
messed nothing such as drI1n1rer,
girls. or young ladies' dancing "a
| thelr undergarments. The off7cer
added that IL such conditions existed
while he was on duty, he would see
to 1t that the guilty parties were
taken from the hall.
At the Freehold Headquarters Of
the state police this morning II was
announced that that office had re-
ceiVed no complaint or report OF the
matter. The officer in charge. how
ever. said that IL such a report OF
complaint Is received. an Immediate
lnvestigatlon will get under way.
according to the talk given the
mothers on Sunday morning vounr
girls from this city had partaken
or liquor, which was said to have
been passed about the hall and bun
galoWs In the vicinity of the pavil-
ION. 1t is said that the liquor was
passed to the girls on the dance
moor and then, when 1t began to
take effect, the young ladies sought
entertainment by dancing in .heir
undergarments.
The preacher pointed out that
from the information he had re-
ceived. disgraceful affairs took place
In the bungalows nearby Following
the close of the dance hall. 1t is said.
the girls go to the bungalows where
they continue their drinking and
dancing until the wee hours the next
morning.
These alleged "wild parties'' ard
said to have been going on for quits
some time, and have been the maid
subject of conversation since tha
opening of the summer season al
Morgan. The mothers were asked
to cooperate with the church au-
thorities in the investigation of
these conditions.
Irwin Lind, leader OF the Ross<
land Society orchestra in com1
munication to the Evening News to-
day denies the report that drink
was served to the members OF the
orchestra. The following is the
communication:
Being reader OF your Perth
Amboy Evening News since hay1
been able to read, last night bes
held a head line regarding condis
tions at Morgan.
II, Irwin Lind, the leader of the
Roseland Society orchestra, wish to
state that no drinks have ever been
passed to me or any member of my
orchestra and IL such a thing did
occur we would be liable to fine BY
the musicians union not speaking OF
our own dignity.
I'VE are out to maze name for
ourselves. as we are all young boys.
and not TO have our name detained
by an uncharitable pastor.
"As far as drinks being passed
out to any one else, or the conditions
after our working hours. we know
nothing of.
Trusting you will favor US with
a contradiction and thanking you
in advance,
I remain most sincerely,
(Signed)
IRWIN Lind,
Leader,
Roseland Society Orchestra.
15S Gordon street,
Perth Amboy