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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
WEDNESDAY MORNING IN THE AMARILLO DAILY NE
ny \. q. LAMBERT.

The dlninr saloon ~ the bis sound
lrat. New York hound, at tao 81 an
autumn evening. was crowded Ia ca
Iaclty. Returning yacationls,s fron
the Cape cod region were hungry.
There was not n vacant chair at ara
table.
Al the enuacc the hcadwaltcr stood
guard while throng swarned around
the door. our friend. the salesman.
just hreexlng down from his stateroom.
pushed through the crowd. and walked
right out beyond tho dead line" After
sharp glance IN his direction. the
hcad.waitcr bowed affahly. leading the
way down the aisle to the far end 81
the saioon. Grun,s 81 disapprovai came
fran those who were less fortunate.
Here was favoritism of glsring kind,
Onward the salesman was led. and
with a Yes. sir. r;ght this way" he
passed through a suddenly opened door,
into n private dining suite. Then the
door closed again.
Mysiificd. the salesman looked about
him One long table occupied most ii
the room. II was comfortably filled
with prosperous appearing gentlemen
Just starting generous repass. Tho
salesman sat down In one 81 the un
ussd chairs lie didn't quite under
stand what had happened. What was
this. Had a separate table been sci
aside for lone gentlemen with long mp
pctltcs, lie observed that. upon his
entrance. every head turned. as his
companions looked him over. question
ably. curiously. Then they resumed q
conversation that seemed TO he chattil'
cnllahorative.
The salesman gave his order. fidget
ed. stole an occasional glance at his
fellow-diners. and became more and
more certain OF an embarrassing sltua
tion. This was no general gathering
no frce.for-ali affair. Some mistake
had becn made.
But. as the meal advanced. he No
caine an accepted member of the party
The conversation turned Into an IN
tcnscly personal aud timely busincs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Even as You and |

rs Ismrs M~Ch~.n~y rrisrlrst.
with tls~ usual ''beg psrsisnr to Mud
yard kiyAiWxl
salesman there was. and he made
his prayer.
Even as you and ].
To n bunch Il whiskcrs and a vacan,
stare
Bu, the w,rds-,hcy fill on empty air;
inwarily the drummer hogan TO swear.
Even rs ycu and I.
And he made hts sl.cil TN the sun sank
low.
Even as you and I.
And he grabbed has grip and s,soted
o. ~
When the whiskcrs said. "waii. by Joe.
ned = sixth of dozen - 90"
Ind he take hts order. az course he
did
Even as you and !.
Aud n slept thu; nisht IN a hay stuffed
tick
Even as you and I.
And the hay came out and gave him
stick
Md stat slirrcd M and ~snc him
lick.
Ind he go hack neat time and register
kick
Yes. hc did not.
Neither would yvu nor n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
U. IT. COUNCIL
TO have SMOKER
At next MEETING
DETAILS TO BI ANNOUNCED
SHORTLY BY SPECIAL
COMMITTEE.

L. c. T. Council No. s.s will have
monster smoker and entertainment at
the regular meeting nirht the fourth
saturday In November. u was DECIDED
al IN. octo,rr meeting last saturday
evening. The smoker win BE- held In
the L. &. T. rooms In the Woodmen
Hall.
II Is planned 20 Close the hsige 81
that som. outside attractions may hc
hrough, In fcr the entertainment, Re
sides cigars and rcfreshmcnts. u n
planned O. have's some special entertain
mert together with a few talks.
Bu, dcaiis sbou, this smoker viii he
announced later after ID. IT, Var
borough. Fred Madison. G. W. Tcrriii
and less Sanders. the committee. meet
and discuss what the program shall he.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

T. r. Leigh. merchandise broker IL
Dallas. was here has, week represent
lng a number &C non-compcting lines
Il gents furnishings. lie has bccn on
a trip from Swee,water tn Amarillo.
travelling In an automobile. Ire icf,
here Co make towns along the Fort
Worth and Denver toward hcadquar.
tiers. Among the lines he featured On
this trip are the following; Rsuh and
Mack shirts. Pioneer suspenders. belts
and Brighton carriers. Bstliner. strauss
and Meyer neckweer for holidays. Not.
sScme hosiery for immediate and spring
delivery. Brcsiin silk shirts. Regatta
underwear fer spring. W. r. Conrad
and Company handkerchicfs for h"li.
days and spring and vogci Bros. jewel.
~ for sIsing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

sweet shor Company Il Auburn. Ne.
vas IN Amarillo has, week while making
tour q West resas. Asizona and New
Mcs'c" In 1ehaif Il his firm. ar. Chlnd
'er Is carrying a line II hdics shoes and
asso confcr, su-sis Iils firm has na.
ts"nal reputation for the quality 10
sc'nf"ri Shes for wumsn aud Mr..
chandhr finds that they are popular
thrcughout thu great southwest. Mr.
Chandler satd that h. found the region
srsa Wtchi,a Fails on o. Ansrill, In
splcnsiid cvndiiion and that liberal or.
dsrs weTV PLAYED by merchants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

s"'W> ~. W~Wss NpMasNe W
ru and Dunn Company. Rochester. n.
v. VAS In Amarillo few days aTo with
spring Samples of ladies' fine shoes.
His firm MANUFACTURES famous line
II shoes and merchants arc always glad
to tell their women customers that they
handle utx aud Dunn shoes. 'Nwth.
west Texas and Western Oklahoma
s,cm Ia h. coming hack into their own !"
said Mr.. Wheeler. business l. begin.
ming Co iook like u did several years
ago and We are naturally very much
encouraged. Dress shoes for wc.ncn
next spring win have a modified toe
and slightly l0wcI heel. The new Inv
he'll viii be- wurn largely In patcn,
leather. They are becoming the rage in
the East and merchants are purchasing
this style TO n great extent In the
Southwest"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
The Carhorundum Degree.

ssmho: "i.ooky heah. hlg by. dom
yo.sll mess wid ni,. cause Ans hard
La week An falls on buzz saw an Al
busts tom riciely."
Ramlo; "Cail dat hard Listen.
man. An Srratchcs DE- hath tub"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

HAS Jones any influcnccg" asked the
partly leader.
lie must have" asserted his hcnch'
man. "if he hasn't I don't know how
n. manages to make every street car
top for him."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

ID. ". ssehrsch. with :. %. iiirsh.
field and cosnr0ny q New York city.
was an Amarillo caller hss week with
line q co,,Cn goois. he was out with
siaing nscTrhandisc and found that mer.
chants arr PLACING substantial ord r.
l'ecsusc thy hclicVc cu;tnn gods will
incrcasc shCHtly. This was Mr.. Bach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Salesman's Jokes


What IN earth arc YOU sticking that
..,lcsn,anship book IN Crisco can for
The hoss said ought Ia read all II
II. and lin trying To- shorten the dos.
gone thing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
~ Ianeli.

First F1ocrwslker--i notice that Dfi'
h.al preferred oii stock has gone down
ciehf points"
Second Fioo waikc'-Funny u should
.la thst-i haven't invested cen,
IN n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Natural Results.

lie said. I'm wal, iii g'-d times come.
Then I win advertise
His huFincss now IL on the bum,
To no,,oiy's surprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Customer want &C. iook a, some
kin,rnos.
Clerk-for n lady,
ruston.r--No. for my uncle Mike.
she seciion hn-s Tie wears them always
of evenings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

In Language cf Trad.

And this = WIN his trade was host
Tie said he sold NJ less than Gust.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Buy, HOWDY! GLAD TO MEET YOU!
Personal Notes Gathered Here and There Which Tell
Where The Salesmen Are and What They
Are Doing

rach's frs, visit 10 Amarillo and he ex.
prcssed himself as highly pleased with
the progressive spirit q merchants here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Nlss~ut- Noiuslrd.

Lacy Shrpper-iiavs YOU something
ri-e Co show me In SWEATER
Gwendolyn Gu-h tSslcslsdyl-oh
have a. Just you stick around all Z
O'Clock. when Harold drops In after
srhccl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Ifsou are to achieve your hest YOU
must have goci health. and you must
jhscrve those rules and principles nj
life which make Tor health. pen. en-
.husiasm and real development.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
N,,,. Wrune Department.

Erwildered cus,om.r--i want to l'.ok
at some rnliiop----
impatient Florwalker - Desks or
stockings, Tleasey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

One cannot b. perfectly normal
physically unless he " normal men
tally. II h. said when the mind II full
q disroursging. depgessins thoughts.
the aging processes ARE very active.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Fairly Siarted.

Al liinorc business college received
he f,ilywlng communication:
4 wish Vou would let mc kno how
mutch u cos,es to lcrn iipcriting. I
,ircaay knc how o. spell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26
Hints to DrurnIners

Every man who has rir.n Ia great
ness. or who has accomplished what
others called 'imrcssiile." has done -
hy listening to the voice within. which
continually urged him to climb.
Any "uld timer" knows a new one"
Immediately upon meeting him ''as the
halfwit" said when selling the faulty
fruit: They Ut natchily give Il away
anyhow"
one cannot b. perfectly normal
physically unless he " normal men.
tally. ., h said when the mind II full
q disroursging. Depressing thoughts.
the aging processes ARE very active.
Ifyou are To achieve your hest YOU
nus, have goci health. and you must
lh.crve those rules and principles IL
life which make Tor health. pen. en-.
.husiasm and real development.
The most important thing about our
,ad through iifc-our chosen work or
iarccr-is the ruadlcd And the most
important part 81 the roadhsd h al
ways the part We dnnt sec-"that
which H. unier the surface"
What II my aim In life. II h the
Kind IL which I need not be ashamedy
or II ., the sort have TO hide from
an hut the more loosc spsincipied az my
fellows, n n N an aim which will bear
the Hshi. wha, foundation am laying
for IL,
A successful salesman h always
studying his speciality. and also IN.
n an nature. tine IL the most marked
characteristics II the human animal l.
the sir,sk II c.ntrarin-ss which IN
,.rcscnt 90 a greater or less degrees In
~ of Va.
Go about your work with conscious
ness IL your mastcrfulncss. holding the
IDEAL a your superiority. your eff
cheney. your ability Ia teach the heights
of excellence,
Paticnce-'Do the prc;tiest you can
and wait go time" The sum of Wis
dom IL. that. time devoted To work is
rcV,r kst" To las, an eternity re-.
quircs an eternity of effort"
Putting stuff" In your work means
handling IN such way thst you can
not help recognize that you know some
thing about your business.
The friction of men In action y the
energy that sends the World spinning
Edison ~ "ne of the greatest men In
this generation. II takes him % hours
day a. nut hts ideas into action lie
could accomplish very little on an eight
hour haSis.
PIT in-righ, where you are" II
happenings anpcar o. H. against YOU.
"a, In anyway" ~ you happen To- lie
thrown smong iho~c II a different tenn
treatment. make II a rule ,c--'nt In
tor the time being. az least.
Enthusiasm ia business ~ a practical
asset. n means dolls,s and currency.
attraction aud accumulation. II means
s'iyie glad. willing. inspired and ef'
ficirni An ihis means satisfaction To
he customer. and homes, euiidine ad'
miniStration.
Get the habit q; .rn,inE an upin.
iun tf YOUR own regardless whether
~ rirht or wrung Mskc M ycur mind
about things. KNOW What you are
talking about and why y"u say what
you Do.
Don't kick: even mule has Ia stop
when he kicks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

tn. most lmportan, thing ahou, our
-,ad through iifc-our chosen work or
'arccr-is the rosdhcd. And the mast
important part of the roadhcd IL al
ways the part We dnnt sec-'that
which II uns,er the surface"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Every man who has rir"n to great
ness. or who has accomplished what
others called impossible" has done %
hy listening to the voice within. which
continually urged him To climb.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

our daughter l. Wild sl'ou, the sea
shor--a Veritablr hcachnui."
We'll. bets ho!'e she brings home
fh.. lafsou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

ANY "uld timer" knows a new one
Immediately upon meeting him ''as the
half.wit" said when selling the faulty
fruit: They Ut natchily give Il away
Gnyhow"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

A successful salesman II always
studying hts speciality. and also hu
n an NATURE. tine IL the most marked
characteristics II the human animal Is
the str,-sk II ccntrarin"ss which Is
present TO greater &c less degrees In
~ of Us.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

Get tn. habit It .arminE an "pin.
lon sf YOUR own -rcgardlcss whether
~ rirht or wrung Mskc M ycur mind
about things. KNOW What you are
talking about and why y"u say what
you DO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-26

90 about your work with a conscious
ness of your mastcrfulncss. holding the
IDEAL a your superiority. your eff
cheney. your ability To- teach the heights
OF excellence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
IMPROVE POSTAL SERVICE
HERE; new BOXES ADDED

The service rendered by the post
Office in the collections of mails has
been greatly improved during the
past few days. These improves
ments are: Adding several new LETT
ter boxes. painting all the boxes.
relocating some of them and placing
new time cards on the boxes to take
the place of those which have been
destroyed by the weather.
The new boxes have been located
in various places about the city,.
New combination boxes which hold
papers and letters, have been placed
in front of the postofIice, at the
corner of New Brunswick avenue
and Smith street and at HigfN and
Smith streets. New letter boxes
have been placed at Prospect street
and New Brunswick avenue; PROG
pcct and Smith streets and othera
will DC placed in the southern Sec
tion of the city.
New time cards, showing the coli
lection of mails are now being pres
pared and will be placed on all the
boxes within the next few days A
coat of dark green paint is being
placed on all letter boxes. This
paint not only protects the box, but
IS an aid in locating them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
COUNTY 6. D. ?.
STARTS WORK
Morgan F. Larsen Appears to
Have Edge on Other Can
didates for Senate

The Middlesex County Republi-
New Brunswick last night for the
purpose OF starting the 1921 polit-
ical ball rolling. There were about
100 present, including several wo-
men from various parts of the
county. An opportunity was given
to all candidates to address the
meeting, but, as has been the prac
tee, no endorsements We're made
by the county committee. Organiza-
ton work was outlined by Chair
man John Pfeiffe"
Morgan f. Larson, president of
the Perth Amboy G. o. p. organiza-
ton, candidate for state senator,
spoke briefly explaining that this
was the first time he had ever
sought an elective office and would
appreciate the solid support of the
county organization. James A. Ed
gar, of Highland Park, who has been
mentioned both as a candidate for
state senator and for surrogate,
spoke, but did not say definitely
which office he aspired for, although
he seemed to favor the senate His
friends he said. are insistant that
he be candidate for surrogate.
Assemblyman Albert w. Appleby,
of Old Bridge. announced he was
out for the state senate but If all of
the other senate candidates would
decide to drop out in favor of Mr..
Larson he would also.
Assemblymen c. Raymond Lyons,
of New Brunswick, and Edward j..
Peterson, of this city, both an
nounced their intentions of running
for reelection. A Mr.. Randolph, of
Dunellen. also announced himself to
be in the assembly race. Freehold
ers George Applegate of South
River, and Robert r. Vandenburgh.
of Prospect Plains, declared they
would be candidates for reelection.
Those attending the meeting from
Perth Amboy were: John Pfciffer,
Morgan f. Larson. Mrs. Whitney w.
Oliver, John Hanson Sr., Anthony F.
Dilts, Frank Tooker. Alderman Ben
jamin A. Riedy and y Assemblyman
Edward j. Peterson.
The next get-together meeting of
the county Republican committee
will be held June 25 at the outing of
the Highland Park G.. O. p. club to
be held in Forest Amusement Park,
formerly Aurora Park. in that place
This is known as the second annual
rally of third congressional district
Republicans and plans are being
made to have present at this affair
not only representatives from all
over Middlesex county. but several
well known speakers who reside out
side of the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
TOO ENERGETIC
SIMS ADMIT
Am Going on Doing the Same
Thing, Admiral Adds,
However
[By The Associated Press.]

LONDON, June 10.-Rear Admi-
raj William S. Sims, made no direct
mention of Americans in sympathy
with the Irish republic cause, dur
ing a luncheon, given by the Amerl-
can Luncheon Club, in an apparent
reference to his remarks when he
addressed the English Speaking
Union in London last Tuesday. In
an address given at the Luncheon
Club, yesterday, he said:
perhaps we have used too ener-
getic adjectives on some occasions,
but let us hope that will be ami
cably explained away" The admiral
paused and then added: But | am
going on doing the same thing.
LONDON, June 1O:-Rear Ad-
miral William S. Sims said he would
reply to the request of Secretary
DENLY asking him to inform the
navy department as to his remarks
of Tuesday.
Admiral Sims did not seem per-
turbed by reports that the United
States senate had taken action call
ing for investigation of his speech
but expressed curiosity as to when
the inquiry would be begun.
II am returning on the Olympic
June 15," he said. Il don't suppose
/ could book an earlier passage"
Admiral Sims declared he proba-
bly, would not make any further
statement until his return to the
United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
RECEIVE ORDER
FOR appeal. IN
KNIGHTS CASE
Order Comes to Prosecutor
Without Any Details as
to Grounds
NO MENTION OF ERROR
William J. Garrison Writes
Stricken in Length on His
DoingS With Case
PROSECUTOR TO ACT
Will Appear Before Errors
Court June Fl to Urge Dis
missaI of Appeal
PROSECUTOR TO ACT

[By Evening News Staff Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 10
Prosecutor Joseph e. Stricken to-
day received from William l. Gar
rison, of Pleasantville, N. j., an or
der for an appeal in the case of
George Washington Knight, the ne
gro murderer who was sentenced to
death about two months ago. but
whose electrocution was STAYED by
court order. The order has come
to the prosecutor without any de-
tails as to the grounds upon which
this appeal is being made and no
mention is made of any error hav-
ing been made in the trial of the
case.
1t is not known what Garrison
has to do with the case as he did not
represent Knight in the trial, l. b.
Gluckfield, of Newark, having been
attorney for the negro.
Mr.. Stricken said this afternoon
he would appear before the Court
of Errors and Appeals on June 21,
the opening day of the court. and
make motion to dismiss the appll-
cation for an appeal.
Following the conviction of Knight
last March an application was made
to the Court of Chancery for writ
of error. but the court denied the re-
quest. 1t now appears that the ap-
plication of Garrison is an appeal to
the Court of Errors and Appeals
from the denial of the Court of
Chancery.
The evidence in the murder trial
of Knight was such that a verdict
of guilty was found by the jury with
out any delay whatsoever. Prosecu-
tor Stricken said he was puzzled to
know on what grounds the appeal
would be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
T0NGH|NI To CD
T0REFORMATORY
Conviction of Frank Jersey is
Also Affirmed by the
Supreme Court

The conviction of Ernest Tonghini
and Frank Jersey in the MlddleseX
county court on August A. 1920, on
an indictment charging them with
breaking and entering the Roessler
& Hasslacher Chemical Company
plant in this city on December 2S,
1919, was affirmed by the supreme
court Tonghini was sentenced to
the Railway. reformatory for full
term, and Jersey was sentenced to
state prison for a term of from three
to seven years. The men were
charged with stealing $4,000 worth
of platinum.
Ernest Tonghini, Jersey and Louis
Tonghini were arrested by the coun-
ty detectives some time after the
crime was committed. The indict-
ment of Lotus Tonghini was severed
from the other two, and this indict-
ment was later nolle pressed. David
Kron, a Brooklyn, barber, who was
mixed UP in the case, was the star
witness for the state in securing the
conviction of the men. Ernest Ton
ghini and Jersey were convicted
twenty minutes after the jury left
the court room. Senator Thomas
Brown represented the men and car
ried the county courts verdict to the
higher court.
Ernest Tonghini. it is said, is now
connected with an establishment at
the corner of High and Washington
streets, while Jersey is in town but
is not known to be doing anything
at the present. time.
The court sustained the Middlesex
court in refusing a motion to arrest
judgment upon Anthony Colora who
pleaded guilty to an indictment for
selling intoxicating liquors without
license in violation of Section 66 of
the crimes act.
Colora maintained that the indict-
ment did not charge a crime in that
Section sc had been abrOgated by
the prohibition amendneent to the
federal constitution and the federal
statute enacted to enforce it. The
opinion of the supreme court is con-
tanned in the cases of Lawrence
Weber, Frank Colora. John Intera-
vartolo and Charles Fierenza who
were also indicted for a similar Of
fense.