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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12
Turn About Is Fair Play.

1t is true that many loans, money
as well as cups of sugar, are forgotten
or unpaid. Our Uncle Samuel, how.
ever, gives us bond for our little
loan-''Lest We Forget, he even pays
interest on it to make it interesting
We used to borrow from our Uncle !;
now our Uncle is borrowing from US.
Bolton Hall in Thrift
Lon1-Lived Trees.
At Fountain abbey, Yorkshire, Eng
land the yew trees were old when
the abbey was built, in 1882. Cali
fornia has very ancient tree in Mari
posa grove. This is redwood"
which is credited with many hundred
years. Baobab trees of Africa have
been computed to be more than 5000
years old. and deciduous cypress at
Chapultepec is considered to be of
a still greater age. Humboldt said
that the Dracaena Dracq at Orotova,
on Teneriffe. was one of the Oldest in
habitants of the earth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12

When in need of home or store
property, any location in Lambert
vile, priced right, call on E.E. Hawk.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12

FOR SALE Two good stoves, an
oak bedroom stove, and small laundry
stove. (for lack of use) Apply at 16
Coryell ST., Lambertville.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12

in some cases to $1,000 and $1,000,
Holy Cross has kept its combined
tuition and boarding fee at $500.
This is largely due to the fact that
its faculty serves without pay.
The stress placed by educators
on the menace to the entire system
of Christian education in just such
crises as that faced by Holy Cross
also. has sourred the colleges
alumni to take definite action look
ing TO al extension of the moral
training carried On al the school.
Alumni organizations throughout
the country have endorsed the
movement and plans for the expan-
sion are rapidly taking form.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12
Alssnni i'm Movement for
Expansion of Holy Cross
WITH Holy Cross College. one

WITH Holy Cross College. one
of the oldest institutions of
higher education in New England,
closing its doors to scores of
students every year because of in
ability to make room for them,
alumni and former students of the
college are sponsoring a movement
for the expansion OF the school by
the erection of FIVE new buildings
on the campus at Worcester, Mass.
The movement took form at a
reunion of alumni and former
students at the college Labor Day.
A realization of the crisis faced by
the school came when it was
learned that Railways now are be-
ing used as classrooms, dormitories
are crowded to the limit of COM
fort, not a room in the college is
large enough to hold its student
body assembled, and last July it
was necessary to halt enrollments
for the present term. With this
knowledge, the former students de-
cided to open the way for an expan-
sion of the college.
A new students dorritory, a
science and lecture hall, an assem-
bly, and dining hall, an administra-
ton building and new chapel are
the contemplated improvements.
The additions will permit the
school to increase its yearly enroll
ments to 1000.
Holy Cross College was founded
in l843 and has grown steadily
since that date 1t has sought from
the start to keep its doors open at
all times to TIE youth Oh meaecr
means. Although most colleges
and universities have been forced,
because of increased costs and adj
vances in salaries of faculty men,
bers, to increase their tuition fees,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12

LoST-In Matthew's Clothing Store
or between corner of Bridge and
Church streets, pocket-kook contain
ing a Yale key and about $3.50 in
money. Reward if returned to A.
II. Mathews, 13 N. Union street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12

ROOM and BOARD WANTED in
Lambcrtvi'ie by single man. Address
H. B. B. care RECORD.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12
A Notable Proposal.

The musician knelt at the feet q
his adored one
Adelaide" he said, "if you will
marry me l will live in harmony for
ever: life will be one long hymn of
love, for always I will play second fid-
die to you and will mark time gladly
at your command. VIII you?"
The girl smiled
"Your selection is bit out of date"
she gently scored him. 81 realize that
you are in earnest, but you don't strike
the proper note. The man will wed
must buy me Victory Notes!"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-11-12
RIGHT ON THE JOB.

'What's become of the fellow who
used to rock the boat Pr"
IT saw him the other day.
"And what was the damphool do
ing2"
'He stuck his walking cane into
the propeller of an airplane when
mechanician was testing it."-Bir-
mingham Age-Herald.
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NO WONDER.

ri hear that old man Tufts son is
fighting for freedom"
'1'm glad to hear that. In France,
chi"
"No; in prison"
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19

Like most soldiers who have seer much Of war;. they hate it.
 Our people do want, however. l be- lieve. a universal training for national service, a training that will put prac- tically out of the question an unpro- voked attack upon our peace. Such a training Is the very antithesis of mili- tarism-Prussianism It is training of all classes together for full citizen ship in our republic and will democ- ratize our people as no other thing can.
 Law and Order
 As a matter of obvious fact. then. we have no issue in America as to one is going to try to force it upon us.
 'The great outstanding issue for us today in America is the issue of law and order. This is the issue we have got to meet and to master. We must see clearly that if we give hostages at all to anarchy, then automatically stops all our progress and all our business of life.
 "A nation, to be an effective force, must needs have stability just as human being must have it; and na- tionaI stability can be had only through respect for it's laws and the maintenance of order.
 These are basic principles. and in the weIter of windy talk that We have suffered from recently, we have more or less loosened our grip on them.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
Salient Points of Note

PARIS. Jan. 18.-The supreme coun- cifS note to the Dutch government, asking that the former German em peror be given up to the allies. under Article 227 of the Versailles treaty, for trial points out that if the former em- peror had remained in Germany he would have been delivered under the same conditions by the German gov ernment.
 Among so many crimes" the note recalls, the cynical violation of the neutrality of Belgium and Luxembourg; the barbarous system of hostages; tatIon without mflitary reasons, the submarine war" and declares:
 For all of which acts responsibility, at least moral reaches the supreme chief, who ordered them or abused his unlimited powers to break or permit others to break, the most sacred rules of human conscience.
 The powers cannot conceive" it adds, that The NetherIa nds would re- gard with less reproduction than them selves the immense responsibility weighing upon the ex-emperor. Hol- land would not be fulfilling her inter national duty if she refused to asso- ciate herself with other nations, so far as she is able. to prosecute or at least not impede the punishment of crimes committed
 It concludes by expressing the con- viction that Holland, one of the first to claim q place in the league of na- tlonS, will not desire to cover by moral authority violation of the essential principles of the solidarity of nations and that all are interested to prevent a return of a similar catastrophe.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
By H. p. Burton

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Politicians who have pigeon holed General. Leonard Wood as a man with q single track mind. dedicated to militarism, must re- wise their filing cabinet notations when he gets his vocabulary into ac- tion on the issues of the coming pres idential campaign.
 Not that the general is not superbly a soldier, but his character cannot be played with one finger wholly upon the Hindenburg theme. It involves over tones of high noted political liberalism even more than the bass measures of the blood and iron motive.
 He will convince any audience of the sweep of octaves in his mind in very few minutes, and he will run the scales of opinions so rapidly in a talk that tagging behind the compo sition will be more or less the average plight of his hearers.
 Against Militarism
 We don't want to develop militia rism in this country said General Wood to me in the very first strain of my talk with him in the T.. S.. A. headquarters in Chicago. and we couldn't if anyone did want to, be- cause our people don't want it. They fell it undemocratic, as it is.
 Ours are a people who have always been averse to war for wars sake and the boys who returned over there have deepened nightly this feeling.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
B0nk Resources
 Are Longest Im
 History Of c. s.

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 WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-With resources assregating $22 2,444, ,992, 900 on November 17, national banks of the United States have established new record for growth and development, if was said tonight by John SkeIton Williams, comptroller of the cur rency, in making public figures as to the bank call of that date. Between the calls of September 12 and November 17, national bank ing resources increased $829, ,576.- 900. A gain of $2,623, ,538, 900 in re- sources for the year ending No venber 17, was recorded. Deposits increased in proportion to the in crease in resources, Mir. Williams figures show. For the year ending November 17, the gain in deposits was approximately $2,5C0, ,000, 900, while between September 12 and November 17, the increase in de- posits was S786, ,721 900.
 All deposits on November 17 were $17,467 ,853, ,00o.
 Increases in resources, analysed as to geographical locations show That the national bank develop nent generally was not confined to any section of the country, the only section showing a decline be- ing in the centrai-western states
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19

But they are eternal laws for they are based on political truths discerned by our sagacious forefathers, the men of 1776.
 Respect Constitution
 We must grasp again the stern ne- ceSsity of respect for our constituted authorities so that our government will function again normally exactly as contemplated under our very efficient constitution. We must maintain 8, re- spect for property. as we must insist on a square deal for labor and capital alike. But above all we must insist for the so per cent of our population that stands between these two. We want in America no privileged class no autOcracy or organized labor either
 This sounds indeed as though Gen. eral Woods beloved colonel had come to stand spiritually at his elbow and reminded him of "the third side of the triangler So I spoke of his great friend to Wood
 When I am called the colonels political heir I never apologize" said the general. Any man must shape and modify his political tenets from contact with his contemporaries; there are no political Minervas jump ing full l-saturated from the brain of love, and certainly no man could fail to sharpen his beliefs the fine met tie of the colonel, foremost American of his time.'
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
ME EX|CO WARNS CITIZENS NOT
 ID AID PROBE
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FL PASO, Texas, Jan. 18.AMexican citizens are warned to resist, by all means at their command, any effort of the United States senate sub-com- mittee of foreign affairs to force them to give testimony regarding the in ternal seSsairs of their country, under pain of prosecution for treason or kin ly issued by the Mexican secretariat of foreign relations. the full text of which was made public tonight by AL berto Ruiz Sandoval. acting consul general for Mexico at Fl Paso.
 The document instructs all Mexicans to suffer imprisonment or other pun ishment rather than to fail to respect the good name of their country" and urges all citizens of Mexico to refer any order to appear before the sub committee to their consul or the Mexi- can embassy at Washington.
 "Are Seeking Intervention
 The senate committee is character ized as the creature of the interven- tionist clements of the United States.
 A translation of the manifesto fol- lows. in part:
 The so-called Investigating com mittee through it's proceedings, gives rise to acts truly hostile toward a country which has friendly relations with the United States, and is the cause for offense to the good name and the good reputation of Mexico, since. taking advantage of the opportunities mics of Mexico do not fail to islander dignity.
 Tn fact, the interventiof1ist elements
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Freighter Laden
 With RichLiquor
 Cargo Is Sinking
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BOSTON, Jan. IS = The British freighter Yarmouth, which left New York for Havana yesterday with a cargo of liquor, reported in radio mes sages today that she was sinking. She gave her position as latitude 39 north {; longitude "A west, and she that she was twenty four miles northeast of light vessel number three" The mes sage said:
 Forward ballast tank leaking into engine room
 A heavy mist prevailed. The Var mouth registers 725 tons.
 The cargo of liquor carried by the freighter consisted of whiskey, gin and champagne. is valued at $2.000, ,00O. She left this port yesterday for Havana with a heavy list to starboard owing to the haste with which longshoremen loaded her in an effort to get her away before prohibition became effective at midnight Friday.
 Revenue agents were at the pier watching to see if the ship would put to sea before the amendment went into effect, but at midnight there were still two barges filled with cases of liquor alongside, and large stacks of it on the pier The entire shipment was stopped by the revenue agents, but yesterday afternoon the Var mouth was permitted to proceed with what had been put aboard.
 About three thousand cases of liquor. said to be worth between s250,000 and $500.000 at present prices were on the pier under police guard when the steamshi moved out
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
ARMY TRANSPORT IN DISTRESS OFF N. r; 500 ABOARD
Steamers Western Comet and Cedric Standing By Passengers to Be Trans ferred When Weather Clears = Many Army and Navy NotabIes on List
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BOSTON. Mass. Jan. 1S.@The army transport Powhatan. with 500 passen gers aboard, sent word by radio today that she was in distress about 500 miles east of New York.
 The boiler room was said to be flooded with the water gaining and help from the pumps uncertain. The steamers Western Comet and Cedric, which replied to the distress calls, were asked to stand by.
 Captain Randall, who signed the messages. gave the position of the Powhatan as Htitude 41.05 north; longitude 62.01 west.
 Fire Room Flooded
 The first message said the trans ports fire room was flooded, with the pipes choked and water gaining. Tn a second message Captain Randall said:
 We have 800 persons on board. Boiler room flooded. Desire ships stand by until results of attempt to raise steam to start pumps is known
 Passengers Transferred
 NEW YORK, Jan. 1S--A wireless received tonight from the
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
RED DEP0RTEES START ON FINAL LAP OF JOURNEY
Finnish Authorities Take Charge of Party at Hango Expected to Reach Rus sian Frontier at Early Hour Today-No Trouble Expected
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TANGO, Finland Saturday, Jan. 1.-The special train carrying to the border of soviet Russia Emma Gold man. Alexander Berkman and PAT other radicals, deported from the United States as undesirable aliens is speeding tonight toward Terijoki, about two miles from the frontier. Finnish white guards are stationed on each car platform. Thirty of the rad icals are In each car. The business of transferring the party from the United States army transport Buford. which brought the undesirables to Hango, to the special train was quick ly accomplished. The officials aboard the Buford were we'll satisfied with the preparation made by the Finnish officials that it was decided not to send a military detachment with the party nor did Immigration Commis- sioner Berkshire consider it necessary to accompany it. The Buford is ex- pected to sail for Antwerp tomorrow.
 No Difficulties Expected
 The officers of the Buford informed the correspondent that there was no reason to believe the bolsheviki would
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
LABOR FEDERATION OPPOSES ANT: RED BILL
" WOmem's Le0gMe Oppose Proposed
 Plotforna Pl0mk
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 NEW YORK, Jan. 18. The Women's Equal Opportunity league has notified Will H. Hays. chair man of the republican national committee, it was announced here tonight, that working women are opposed to the proposed plank in the republican platform that would limit their hours of toi. Women are urging the plank, the league claimed, do not represent working women in the full sense of the word.
 We are confident" a letter to Chairman Hays said, "that you will not support legislation which applies only to women restricting their progress and making compe tition with male labor impossible"
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
CLEMENCEAU WILL ATTEND FAREWELL MEETING MONDAY
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 PARIS. Jan. 1S.-Premier Clemenceau will attend Mondays meeting of the supreme council of the peace confer ence and will help draw up a definite list of German officers and soldiers demanded by the allies for trial on charges of violating the laws of war.
 If. by that time. the Jugo- SIav gov ernment has replied favorably to the virtual ultimatum sent to Belgrade by the council relative to the Adriatic questions. it will be acted upon. If the Jugo-S Slavs refuse to meet the courcirs demands, M. Clemenceau will leave the matter to be settled by his successor.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
SOU1et Forces
 " en0ce Eastern
 Fronts, Reports
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 BERNIE, Jan. 18.-Considerabie boIshevik forces are menacing the Ukrainan and Polish fronts, ac- cording to message received to- day by the Ukrainian mission here General Petiura, the UkraInian leader, has started for the front and important military events seem imminent, the message says.
 The economic situation in the Ukraine is described as favorable. Despite the long period of warfare, there are large stocks of grain, suqar and other foodstuffs.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
TO GIVE LAND GRANTS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Jan 1S- Two thousand Hungarian colonists are to be granted land by the Mexican gov ernment, according to a dispatch from Mexico City, received by Mexican newspaper published here. The dis patch says the land will be properly irrigated and every effort exercised to make the colonization program a sue cess
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
NOTE DEMANDING
 EXT ADDITION OF
 EX-HUN KAISER HANDED HOLLAND.

PARIS, Jan. 13.-The Temps to- day asserts that the general sec retary of the peace conference has handed to the Dutch minister a note from the supreme council de- manding the extradition of for mer Emperor William.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
NOTED SINGER ILL
 WITH PNEUMONIA

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 1s-Mme. Schuman- -HeinlS is i'll with pneumonia at her home at Grossmont, suburg it was announced tonight. Her condition was said not to be serious.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
CLEMENCEAU AND CABINET RESIGN; ALSACE OFFICIAL NAMED PREMIER
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 PARIS, Jan 18.-The cabinet of Premier Ciemenceau resigned to-


 day.
 President Poincare asked AleXandre Millerand, governor of Alsace, to form a new cabinet
 NJ. Millerand will give his answer at noon Monday.
 The outgoing ministry has been in office since November Is, 1917. NJ. Millerand said tonight that he had held long and cordial conversation with M. Deschanel. who gave him his best wishes for success
 President Poincare, after receiving Premier Clemenceau and all the minis ters and sub secretaries and receiving their resignations this morning. kept M. Clemenceau three quarters of an hour. He expressed the gratitude of France for the premier's services aE~. his personal appreciation of their ex- cellent relations.
 New Cabinet Named
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 Premier and foreign minister, Alesandre MiIIerand.
 Minister Of justice, M. L'Hopi- tesu.
 Minister of interior, Andre Hon. norat
 Minister of war, Raoul Peret.
 Minister of marine, M. Landry.
 Minister of public instruction, Victor Berard.
 Minister of commerce, M. Isaac.
 Minister of colonies, Albert Sar- raut.
 Minister of public works and transportation, Paul Biqnon.
 Minister of labor, Paul Jourdain. M. Millerand also contemplates the of new ministry to deal with hygiene and social questions which will be entrusted to M. Coupout. formerly general secretary of the Mechanics Another specialist likely to be utilized is Frederic Francois Marsal, director of one of the principal Paris banks. who probably will be asked to accept office in the ministry of finance. The choice of M- Millerand as pre- nier has created an excellent impress sion in parliamentary circles.
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 LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 19- Will H. Hays, chairman of the republican national committee, who has been here on a tour of the west for conferences with leaders in all parts of the country, will leave tomorrow for the east. His first stop will be at Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-30

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