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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22
THE VALUE OF POETRY.

According to Alfred Noyes, the
war has caused dreadful slump in
poetry. Everything else has gone
up 300 to 4C0 per cent, but sonnet
that before the war would easily
bring f5 ($24.8O) commands a
guinea ($5.1o) today. Mr.. Noyes
laughed dolefully.
1--WE ought" he said, "to revise
the old proverb SO as to make il
read, Poets are born, not paid -
London Opinion.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The Carpenter farm located in the
township of Holland, midway be-
tween Frenchtown and Milford, the Sc
cond farm in from the stone road,
containing $50 acrs; about six acres
of young hickory wood, second
growth; large barns and numerous
outbuildings suitable for farm of
this size; a large double dwelling
house with slate roof. Fruit of every
varity.
This farm is situated about l mile
from Frenchtown and about l mile
from Milford, both Pennsylvania ex-
press station stops. 1t is situated on a
commanding emminence overlooking
the country for miles around and a
view up and down the beautiful Del
aware River. 1t is surrounded by pros
porous farmers and well-kept farm
buildings.
This is practically farm in large
town, with electric lights and every
thing up-to-date, fine stores of every
description, two banks, 80 miles from
the State capitol at Trenton, N. J. on
a good stone road, II miles this side
of Easton, Pennsylvania (the home
of Lafayette College also reached by
good stone roads.
For quick sale 100000, part cash.
Balance may remain on mortgage at
per cent.
Patrick J. Dolan, Owner
164 Market St.,
Newark, N. j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22

Frenchtown, N. J. Captain Everitt
Farm on Everittstown road, 100 acres
over 100 tillable, machine worked
fields, numerous never failing springs
of pure water. Good apple orchard and
large varity of other fruit, 10 room
stone house old Dutch colonial archi-
lecture, large basement barns for cat
tie, and holds 20 tons hay, large
machinery buildings with 1000 bushel
capacity corn cribs. New cement hog
house for 100 hogs with .hog-tight
wire fence field for pasture. Stream
of pure water running through pas
ture, mail delivered, telephone, school
jitney free, $1,000. $500, cash, bal
ance on mortgage per cent, immed-
late possession.
Agents protected subject to prior
sale. W. B.. Dolan, owner, 1874 Mar
ket ST., Newark
WANTED Energetic, reliable man
to follow up trade and solisit new bus
mess in this territory; full time or
part time; permanent position at good
wages to successful men; knowledge
of farming helpful. 600 Acres in Muir
series. Established 81 years.
HOPES, BROS. & THOMAS CO..
Stephen Girard Building, Phila., Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22

START YOUR GARDEN with good
strong plants. Satisfied customers
for Is years prove that ours are good.
Transplanted, hardened early cabbage
Cauliflower and lettuce now ready,
25c dozen at the farm, 35c delivered.
Strawberry plants Nick Dinner $1.50
Chesapeake $500, Hunterdon $500
Pansy Plants (Steele's Mastodon)
large, beautiful, many different col
ors. some make your selection. Soc
dozen, Coo delivered. Farm one mile
from Lambertville, Old Brunswick
Pike. Thos. R. Hunt. Phone 38-R3
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22

The annual meeting of the lot own
ers of BARRIERS Burning Ground Asso-
citation for election of trustees and
other business will be held at the Gem
etary near Dilts Corner in Delaware
Township on Friday May goth. at 2
o'clock P. M.
John w. Smith. Sec.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-22
HEALTH SCHOOL
Pennsylvania State Department
Of Health.
Questions,

l.. What should be done for
case of faintlng?
z. What is the first aid treat
ment for sun stroke?
y. When the face of an uncon-
scious person Is pale-what posi-
tiCn should the head be placed INF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
x, or.fvn rcbrSrs BARTON

Dr. was Nancy who discovered that
queer things were happening 10 tlaiiy
rImnder and She called Nick to see
10, ur,d uttl. founder bog hadn q
been Just taking when he said that
D., had 90 go to sleep in order to
STOW UP.
rh, Twins watched Fiatty ouriuusly,
auI his H. what they saw First % all
ono 81 the little fish boy 3 white sides
uuf Or, one DE- was lying on. hu, me
ruusf one. began tn change colot First
y soi gray. then IL changed 10 q grceny
brown aud last quiicly slowly 70 dark
brown
q wandcr if hts underneath side y
retling brown. too. said Nancy II u
isu O. he'll De iopsidcd.'
FlA,ty vas to- sound asleep by this
time to hear a word she said But NICK
ns,pcd he lifted up little nav 20 Fiat
IS ;hin body.
No he sad. IN surprise fat's 8
sian white undo rneaih when he wakes
np and tries a. swim. hsh n" brown
on ona SIDE and white on the other
Just What and SER said a sober
to,os naarh, Faut- .ometning t.
learn about nounders IL was Umh-
daddy Jellynsh just swimming away.
Next the Twins nouccd Flatty's fins.
They we're changing shape. Instead Of
too and bottom lin. they were now both
so. fins. and matched exactly
But the most amazing thing u all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
THEY'RE BIIING LAND.

Men prominent In the oil game. are
bore ana they are extending their hold
inEs In a very real why through the
scquir.meni ~ titles 10 land IN Anna
ullo and Ion the oil bearing areas near
ihis civ 40. this is not matter u
guess. sutmlso. bunk. OF maybe 20
When the NIX oii companies ~ The
nhed States begin 20 flock into n dis
trict 10 lH certain sign that there
VIA soon bo something doing"
Natur,gsis realize that when they
see hess huzzlng around hole IN q
tree o. Boo IN opening IN tho rocks.
fhers is likely 20 be- honey In that
vi'fni'y The wise hunter takes tho
presence N DO tracks u tho bear. the
deer. tho turkey, NJ being evidence
that game be- .u the territory. so. the
preseu'r Of oil men. and their purchase
Of holdings here. certainly may req.
-onahly D. presumed % he evidence d,
'feir belief that oil. Ia 10 be- found In
ihis section
Amarillo citizens who have been
alert. r'alIye that this ~ soon 10 be- a
rral uh territory They no longer
question b. Tho men who have made
biz monef in on are here Tor tho pur
pose ~ making moro money through
the nmc channel OF course there are
thos' pho isik about the limited qusn.
uiY of Oh that has ~ FAR been dis
covered in this portion OF the state.
but iha' hia nothing 10 do with the
i-ei iha' those who have tho greatest
abAlir 20 determine tho facts are
steadily acquiring more land. In this
p-ri oi The state
u b. ih" dair of Amarillo 10 throw
herself behind This wave and 20 20
forward in preparation for tho certain
development O. Poo territory. Amarillo
neeis more residences and more busl
Tess houses She needs more water.
aud increased facilities In other lines
she has Dog things just ahead. and IN
order 20 take advantage 81 these she !,
going ta De- COMPELLED 10 get busy and
o'efioos no opportunity tina, offers "a
make Der ready for the changes tina,
urp u0r assured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

I'd" American Legion wlu got n hear.
ne end results .n their American
hd1oa'.m Week program A meeting
va held Yesterday forenoon. and ar.
tfnssm'nis made 20 carry the mes
aages o' AUGMENTATION 10 the hearts
Ct '1' people 81, this CD. The high
hoo. the eHrl schools. saint Mar,'s
sAeil'Hl and aU 81 the churches will
.. sst,i 10 have program during the
"ei' reeE beginning sunday and 10.
Hr through 90 ana udnK saturday.
-. I8
eonIm4r.ier y p Hoos. - Hanson
fos. American Legion. Is busy with
W details % the program. and he l.
seinrnined That every school child
ard ss many Others as possible shall
10 Inspired during ihc seven davs. with
the deanblIy - America aud the
ifincir.ss ~ TINS mstchics. country.
ins American Legion members ana
otheis VINO arc eligible % membership
IN this matchieza fraternity. no, only
Offered themss .ves On the altar of IN.
prncip.es q Amer.rauisn. during the
Word Var. bot ere NV giving their
sms. and ~" Inspiration o. The thing,
IN have suffered 10 farwaualnx a
rrogrs mtnat - really 10 be- Of great
Ns'ue - ne present and an coming
ssnef.'ions IN this country.
Prom the beginning % the elo.. n,
The wess. there VIII b. series o,
tAias o. M VARIOUS phases Of worl;
Calculated 10 make the people O,
sineres Iose this country better. and
70 s'snd more sqoarely In Line With rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
NOTICE To TIKI PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing. or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
poration. thai may appear In the col
umns ~ The News. viii be gladly cor
rec,ed. when called 70 the attention o.
The editor II IL not the intention ~
this nswspapcr % w'ongfully use, or
lniure any Individual. firm. concern or
'urporaiion. and corrections VIII be-
made whtrs warranted as prominently
- W. The wrongfully published refer
~nre or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

principles - government In this mat
ter the American Legion s again
demonstrating the geuuinenesa ~ ~
Amerlcanisn and showing forth Tho
fact anew. that the American people
made no mistake when thcy sent theia
scross tho sea 10 represent this lrr
comparable commonwealth iu the Eret,
80 waf the world has ever known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

happened then Fhtiy's underneath eve
began 20 travel % Travelled 'rounu On
Top u him and settled down night Doe.
s.dr tur other csc 20 one corner of his
nwth and there % STAYED. suddenly
hofb ewes oueued Sow I'm grown.
hr answered "Ny underneath side has
become Ht ummy and mv upper side
Is my back. Now IN g. away. Nick,
sou m1y take down the detour' sign"
10 be- Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter XIII-Roses Chatter Worries Me.

cupid bow with a lip stick aud / had
to he careful
almost nnocd Rose was sldmmiug
noe Was aho Implying that / could not
acta Then how dld she suppose had
risen 90 sardum'
Perhaps she caught the nearing 81
mv glance. tor She hurried on with
other shop talk II was about McMa5
tcre our producer
He's just bought e villa for Aline
Gumrd over on the hkc. She "sefrcd.
Henry heard about it'
ucnr, IArkin. Rose Moutllon's nus.
/ land does comedy oXcoucntly tie has
been un the stage thirty years. but
NhI be- can make up like a college
freshman a. can d,tnil the history ui
everybody in the speaking aud the
silent drama.
.'You should have heard Henry ALI
ibout the new man. Dick Barnes. Euso
r,mblcd ON Hes Crouch. says my
Oh man You soc. Henry was tcllins
same Of tho boys how McMastcrs has
boosted that be- can get any gil he
picks out Aud pick Barnes asked, You
mean that's why McMastcrs stars
reach the zenith $50 young.
That's about the size ol e. Hen
~ admitted.
Henry says Barnes sut on his tih
ear. called somebody u cad. and tor,
4 of Dick viii have Co mend his man
nsrs Henry says. cant boz suippy IN
this company. What cause has he go'
% get pcrycd because NcMasicts mas
pets and pushes om Un insr Say
dearic. how long have von been star
ring BOT two years let, do believer
Rose smiled -uut / telt like sowing
somehow her gossip made mc dreadful
D. unhappy
10 be- Continued
downright 1921. y a. a SonlDcl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
KELLY FREED FROM
JURY INDICTMENTS


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Noy. = -E
4 Kelly indicted on charge of re-
'sI,mg deposits while the army hank
conducted hy him 40 Fort sam Hous.
Un was insuivcnt. was acquitted hy a
district court jury here The jury
N.- mt two hours and took oniy one
IatIlnt
A. ans tim, deposits 81 the hank
were about Sso0.0 0o Most 20 the de-.
pa ITS wen, hy enlisted men and Oft.
GERS and great interest has been taken
Boz o.. caSe ~ the army. There are
six other indictments against Kelly.
erowing oui ~ the closing - the hank
October 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
AcTrAL WORTH OF MoNEY.

During the war. and The months that
followed until ihs depression came.
many articles were written. many
speeches made bearing on the decline
lu tho value o. the American dollar
u WIS stated that while the rate ~
wages nas very much higher. while
values we're exalted. that ns a matter
N fact the real income amounted 10
no more a. the man who was undsr
the neccssify Of cxpendiug his earnings
for the necessities ~ lie Recently an
editorial writer had the following 10
say on tho real value. o. the back Of
%. % money:
German moncy these ciya should o.
measured in pecks ana bushels For .
few good old American dollars you can
get enough German paper money 70
un waste basket
Speculative gentlemen. who bought
German currency. are asking VIII
~. German mark ever come lackg How
hirh can Do go7 Was an easy mark
boz buying German marks7'
IA usual. history has similar
situation
BACK in 1850. French rcvolutionisis
needed money. They printed 100 900.
600 francs ~ treasury notes. The first,
isruc ~ these sold at par
"By 1913. about 1000 900 900 Of these
paper francs were Iu circulation and
their value bad deprecated four.fif,hs
French authorities did everything
possible 10 restore their PAPER money
10 par They p1ssod uvs making II q
death penalty Tor rofuang 10 accept
I the money az face value These laws
had uo effect King Finance had no
respect fur the sharp edge Of the gullio.
7 tine.
Late Ia 1895 there were O.. 900 600 !.
900 paper francs ln circulation Their
fpce value WINS 81 ooo coo 200 hut the
total purchasing power of the whole
Dot wns less than $4,000 600
These paper fmncs. known 40 "a~
gignais" were worth only one thou.
snndth ~ their face value So even
tho French government refused 10 ac
ccpt them m wastelapcr man car
ried Thorn away
~ VIII be- Interesting 10 watch how
long II takes before the value ~ m,
German phpcr mnrk reacbos tho van
, Ifhing point
Germany now has In circulation
about IS 900 600 oOO paper marks
Nlnciyfive PAPER marks have about
one mark In gold back ~ them
"You have heard that YOU can b,
certain only Of two things dcata an,
taxes. Add third the certainty thai
M. German mark never can return q,
par or anywhere near TO-
History repeats and the German
mark Is following the downward pntl
10 Join the French assiFnats
"A dly Of reckoning may come
when the brakes win be- pat on an,
the whole issue of German marks call,,
IN Tor replacement. with, say one gol,
mark issued Tor each 200 paper marks
"Thc wan Street Journal fcccntli
said that bankers av. In nu prob
ability the mark viii decline fur,her
ard may eventually cease 20 have au
value whatever
Anything thai b. Inflated sufnricuir
usually eXplodos aud disappear. .,.O
gethcr."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
new ADDITION WILL
Be BUILT IN CLOVIS

CLOVIS. y A. Dee Clovis g.
TO have new addltion-Mauldin
Heights The property which is To-
Gated directly northeast Of state Ave.
nue. Was plated and surveyed Some
time ago and was placed on the mar.
Net This week. through Fancy and VIII
kiuson % b. difisied into lots also n.
20 ntsscre tracts and VIII be provided
with ,itv water.
The western part Il he new addition
has hcen chosen fos the site OF tho
CLARA Rarton Memorial College. which
will probably add o. the atirac,ivenes-
% Msuldin Heights as a desirable az
dition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
10 ~ VIII STORY

vent o. the tudius nest MORNING.
in great depression.
had not told Moihotd,ar about what
had happened th. day before
n Jimmy Alcuu was determined 70
remain dead g. odd friends. u was not
frr mr 90 rcaurrcrt him
Rose Mrs AlEcrum Nontillon in tho
cast Mrs Henry lArun at home 20
aroppod into my dressing room to talk
while I made up Rose says the iua
nira, things % me Sometimes ! THINK
she's hurrled but ! am as n.cc 10 her
A. know how tD hr. because. once
upon n time when most needed help,
she was good % me.
Rose ~ nearer nfty than forty. and
tho grand uillc gossip collector Of the
.rrvd she's odd but how she can act
was sliplHng into my riding habit
ana boots 10 was for an interior IN
troductiun Co eNteriors We were gons
tn shoot the week following hen,
without ans obvious reason. hose OBJ
served
Dear me' Dear me 7 feel so sorry
ion th, directors when woman -
young and beautiful. she can't act And
vl,n She ls as old a. ! and hns learned
., t.t she's lost hcr good looks Just
eIlr my thruat line the uncover
cast % quick glance ai her l
couldn't stop 90 talk. I was shaping u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Get ready Cor thc poultry show that
is soon to be pulled of Zoo Amarillo
4 BE- going to De- good one and viii
stimulate the Introduction % poultry
into the farm schemes 90 tH.s section
= the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Knockers aud gloom Frroi,rs
should mot desis' Con they furnish
hitting background tor the efforts ~
those who are going forward with the
marvellous program of community
building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

When 900 ~ Tho outlying communal.
ties attain the goal ~ their ambitions
and in these ihings Amarillo should
gnciouslf assist. this city Riu nrd her
own possibilities and growth aimos, .u,.
nie1surshlt enlarged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

" f'rl ifAlA gAA ftN
Generally fair wealth
cr aud normal tenn
peraturcs.
Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri
valleys Tcnpcra
tuTc near normal
and lair weather.
weather. except rain
or SNOW Wednesday
or Thursday
Southern II % G. X y
Maintain and PA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

These who are untrue 90 Their obi.
CATIONS 10 the cty are Hkey to be
equally unreliable Boo other v1vs Real
citizens ave needed boo c,cr community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

When manufacture, are located here
10 use the enormous gas flows Anna.
rilio VIII rank with tho larger. a. well
~ the more important cities % Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

There = enough wealth. enough In.
telligrnce. enough pen % rut over
any sort 81 worth while program .
Amarillo wins further DELAY BE-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

This CITY should reioice when GOOD
things are secured bv her noighi1rInr
cities and towns This b. ih. p,rt a,
real communities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
BEGIN THE DAY RIGHT

Cause me to hear thy loving
kindness in the morning; for
in thee do ! trust; cause me TO
know the way wherein ! should
walk; for ! lift up my soul un-
to thee.-P salm 1898.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity-Tucsday fair.
West TrNss-Tuesday fair. warmer
Boo the east portion
IuCasi for Week Ending Dec. ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Every knock - boost" has been
proven ~ Henry Word H.nr, Has ro
MONOPOLY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

American Educ,fior Week. Dec 40
should enlist general support.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
IHEa4

The Associated Press IN exclusively
entitled 10 tho use Tor republication N
all news dispatches credited 20 In or no,
Otherwise credited ia this paper and
siso other local news published herein
al rights o. publication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
sreckl Associated Press Leased Wire
Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Amarillo Ills II. We should cap.
iialize this great Tact
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
START HERl TO-DAY

Nu scott young movie actress
tells ihr STORY SD, BE- ,ullE'd Boo max
ing picture glove Boz L"nsh Ter
leading man. Cfrus sheldon De- BOO love
with h,r. Tho .aIsn Dick Barnes, is--
IA. feels certain 90 sweetheart who had
disappeared undo tnH. and mysieli'
lus circumstance Hut be- refuses %
uyulre himself tu n'I ls her jimmy
The New York herald., 1921-10-21
ROCKY'S VIGOR MAY
BEAT LEW TENDLER
Buffalo Boys Endurance Has
Been Tested in Bouts With
Good Men.
ny CHARLES F. MArHrsoN.

Lew Tendler and Rocky Kapsas, each
OF whom is exceedingly anxious to wear
the lightweight crown that now sits so
gracefully on the head of Benny Leon
ard, Will meet tonight In the ring made
famous by the joust between Dempsey
and Carpenter. The ring In question Is
the property OF Tex Rickard. and quite
naturally the contest between the aspir-
Ing lightweights will take place In Mad
ison Square Garden.
Aside from the fact that both of the
youngsters are In the first flight OF
lightweights and the leading rivals OF
Champion Leonard, their style of fight,
ing is a potent attraction to the patrons
of boxing.
Kansas. the swarthy. rugged Italian,
is one OF the most combative and fear
less men in the ring. and 1t Is q matter
Of record that he has never failed 10
prove to the spectators that he was do
ing the best of which ho was capable.
Therefore those who go to the Garden
tonight are assured that Kansas will
make an earnest effort to interest the
onlookers. AS the winner of the bout
will stand in the forefront OF all the
contcnders for the title, there is small
doubt that Tender will also exert him.
self to the utmost
The Quaker southpaw is perhaps a
better boxer than Kansas and he Is a
DIT faster with hands and feet. Tender
jabs well with his right hand and he has
a knockout thump in his left.
Kansas may have been knocked out
at some stage of his career. but not II
recent years. 1t follows that IL Tender
lands his left on Rocks Jaw tho dele
gate from Buffalo may be forced tc
consent to an adjournment OF the rro'
ceedinss. Yet the smiling indifference
of Kansas to the thumps OF Richie
Mitchell, Willie Jackson and Benny
Leonard would seem TO indicate that he
is not very sensitive In the max!llary
region.
However, there IL considerable oues.
ton rs to Tender being able to stand
the hard pace that Kansas will set. and
the latter may be depended on to take
advantage OF any sign OF weakening or
the part of his opponent.
Considered from all angles. Il would
seem that Kansas should be returned
the winner. His stamina. aggressive
ness and ability to take punishment
make him a dangerous man in a Ions
bout OF fifteen rounds.
Tender Is accustomed 10 tire six and
eight round bouts that have been The
rule In Philadelphia. but without re-
gard TO that he lacks the physique OF
the Buffalonisn
The three eight round bouts that Will
precede the chief event should prove
very interesting. Carl Trenlainc. for
midable Cleveland bantam. will box
Marty Collins OF this city: Joe Tipiltz
Philadelphia lightweight, will meet
Johnny Darcy. and Bobby Michncls an
East slider with knockout punch, will
face Earl Baird.