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kOl X
sveho viru," pokracoval, uka-
zuje ma fady ObrazI. "Jsi W.
chovana v dstavu q sotva jsi Sc
vratila do otcovskeho domu, vi.
della jsi - promih - pad sta
re radisdorfske slayy. Vzdyt
nevis, co pdvabneho kouzla po-
skytuje zivot. jaky zakusila
pani hrab6nka Trachenbergo-
va do posledni krdpeje."
Kdyz Sc zminil 0 marnotrat-
ne povaze matcine, zardela Sc
mlada zena az mad skrane.
Go ii mann odpovedet," pra-
vida tise, ''neveris-li, ze divci
duse mdze byti dosti silnou, a.
by pochopila ku pfikladu, echo
Sc ma vystrihat? Bud'me k So
be uprimni, jak Sc slusi dobrym
kamaradGm," pokracovala .ry-
chile a energicky. "Sestayila
jsem 81 svIj zivotni plan jake
ty tvuj. a budu ma mem trvat.
Predevsfm pax ,te prosim, abys
mi jiz nedayal niceho do horni
zasuvky meho psaciho stolu -
tyto svitky pen6z mne naplhu-
j nesmirnou uzkosti a co Sc ma
konecne s mimi stat?"
"A to ii mann VERT, Juliano?
zasmal Sc Mainau. "Mam ii to
verit, kdyz jsi mne vcera uji-
stila, re dovedes 81 udrzet W.
sadu smet nosit hermelin? Kde
jej chces nosit? We skolni svet
nici piece ne. Budes jej maize
statne nosit ma hladkych parke
tach dvornich sald a brzy po-
znas, ze k tomu je treba jeste
neceho. Pride doba, kdy mne
budes zadat, abych zvysil
TvGj pfijem. Tato zde' - pri
tom ukazal ma obraz prvni cho
ii, "umela to dokonale. a Ty Sc
tomu take naucis."
"Nikdy!" zvolala mlada ze-
ma rozhodne, "nikdy' A doyol,
abych III rekla jedno ma svou
obraLu. Ano, jsem hrda ma sve
predky, byli to cestni lide, rod
po rpdu - necinim niceho ra-
deji> 3ez Sc probiram v jejich
zivot5pisech. Ale ma jejich "a
sluhy nemohu spolehat, pone-
vadz zde jest treba, abych Sc
uplatnila sama. Nikdy bych Sc
nedovolavala teto zdedene sla-
wy vdci lidem, kteri nekladou
durazu ma vnejsi postaveni.
Jen kde Sc setkavam S osobivo
sti a zpupnosti bohate slechty,
klepu ma slit svych pfedku az
to zvuci."
Stal chvili pred nj sc zalo-
zenyma rukama.
"Jen bych Sc te zeptal ma je-
dno: proc mi ukazujes. tyto oci
lteprve v Schoenwertu, Julia
[no?" tazal Sc pomalu.
Odvratila polekane oci, jez
hledely nan tax vymluvne a
zarive. "Prosim nyni o konec-
ne rozhodnuti," pravila neji
ste zapasic. trapnymi rozpa.
ky. "Smim byt Leonovi mat
kou a vychovatelkou zaroven
budes pasobit take ma dvorni
no marsala, ably mi ponecha
volnou rlku?' tazala sc Ease
jiz klidne, ale dutklive.
"Bude to spojeno S obtizemi'
odpoved6l Mainau a prejel ce
Ilo rukou, "ale pres to ii davan
neobmezenou plnou moe. Uvi
dime, kdo zvitezi We TIVE pova
|ze, zda zivotni ukol, ktery is
81 zvolila a ktery ma mnoh'
stinnych stranek, nebo dami
lvzneseneho sveta, dcera prin
cezny Lutovitske."
"Dekuji ii, Mainau," pravi
Fla = radosti temer detskou
srdecnou nevsimajlc i jeho pc
. sledni velmi ironicke poznmks
Sahl po jeji ruce, ably il pt
libil, obratila Sc a kracela ry
chile ke dverim. "Toho neni tt
ha mezi dObrymi kamarady =
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Napsakd E. Mdylikt0Ud.

Made dame nebyl tento ka-
valirsky kult novinkou; jeji
spoluzacky v ustavu o nem wy
pr&v6ly, ale zde poprve vide
Il dIkaz a prudce Sc zardela.
''Vzponiinky nest astne do
By, kdy clovek bouril," ,pravil
vesele "a. zaklepal ukazovac-
KEN ma skleneny zvon tax tyr
dE, ze pokojem zavzn3l ostry
ton. "Boze, jsem tohoto pohle-
du ze srdce sgt, ale slovo della
muze. We chvili nadseni jsem
slibil jeho nositelee, ze budu
vzdy ctit toto svedectvi jejlch
triumfu, ted tedy je zde a pfi
kazdem psani urazi ten modry
protejsek svou vice nez cti-
hodnou velikosti a sirkou muj
smysl pro krasu a mou jesitnost
a pravi mi, ze jsem byl tehda
neobycejnym hlupakem. Ale
ted jeste jednou, Juliano," pre-
rusil toto sebeironisovani, sta
vaje Sc vaznym. "Prosim te zee
la vazne, aby presla nyni k ne
nucenemu tonu, jenz tt usnad-
nj We postaveni We spclecnosti
mnohem vice, nez 81 myliS. Blu
deme dobrymi prateli, Julia
no, cackymi kamarady, ktefi Sc
snaseji a nevysroubavaji sve
vzajemne naroky do rise senti-
malnosti. A uvidis, at Sc mlu-
vi sebe vice me nestalosti, v
pfatelstvi jsem spolehlivy a ne
oklamal jsem nikdy nikoho."
"Souhlasim tim jiz while
dem k Leonovi," odpovedela
chapouc Sc vzacnym taktem
zvlastni postaveni, We kterem
sc ocitla. "Prosila jsem tuto
rozmluvu, abych Ii povedela,
re je dita v rukou nejnespoleh-
liyejsich, re musis podniknout
neprodlen6 kroky ..."
Medal il domluvit. '"Tu Ii
prenechavam!" zvolal dosti ne
trpelive. "Vyzen onu osobu O.
kamzite, je-li Ii libo, ale mech
lnne S takovymi vecmi ma po-
koji. Prosim te pro boha, nepo-
cinej 81 jako Valerie! Ia by
mne take udelala nejradeji Pc
pravcim v dome z pocatku sc
dost naplakala rozhofcenim,
ponevadz Jsem Sc neodhodlal
udilet komorne dutky, kdykoli
pTipevnila spatne nekterou stu
hu. Jen ne rozcilovani donna,
jen to ne! Cim klidneji. vasn&
prosteji a stejnomerneJi bude
plynout domaci zivot v Schoen
wertu, tim vdecneisim budu
svemu kamaradu. Ostatne w.
jednava jn stryc novcu gu
vernantkou, ktera ma znameni
ia doporuceni."
Llama vynala z kapsy neko
lik papird.
"Eylo by mi velmi milo, kdy.
by neprisla," pravila. "Snad S
prohlednes pri pfilezitosti tytc
papiry staci k tOmu neko
lik okamziku. Jsou to ma Wy
svedcenl z ustavu. Pokud jdt
o mluvnici novych reel, znan
il dobfe' a vyslednost posodi
snad laskave sam. Take v ii
nych oborech Jsou yysvedcen
pfiZniva, pres to vsak bych S
netroufala Sc nabldnout, re bu
du chlapce vyucovat, kdybycl
nemohla fici, re jsem Sc ucil;
vazne S radosti. Ucinll by
mne t'astnou, kdybys vlozl
jen do mych rukou ulohu, ii
jsem 81 zvolila, vychovavan
tveho ditete."
Prosel nekolikrate pokojer
a pax stanul pred nj s neta.ie
nym prekvapenim We tvari. "1'
kova slova q zenskych ust jso
mi novinkou," pravil. "Tak
bych Jim naprosto nevefil, KID
bys byla o deset lie starsl KID
bys vice znala zivot, Juliano
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PR0DA Sc pekafsky obchod
v debr6na naist6, lade sc trzi
pres $1,000 tfdnk. Haste Sc
v els. 742l Madison Ave.
80
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PKODA SE dunn o sedmi poko
,jich, koupelna, garaz $40,
lot 40 phi 174 str. Dobr6 misto
pro obchod. Vezme Sc druhy
'markyc. Zavolejte tel. Hem
lock 1859 - Hemlock 453O R
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PNIJME Sc divka neb zena ma
domaci praci v male ceske ro-
dine. Haste sc v sobotu neb
" nedeli odpeledne v (. 1OOO1
Stoughton Ave. 1-27
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TOO millionl rak. korun Wy.
dava sc ma vypraNu operety
"Katja tanecnice" cd Gilberta
Straussovym divadlem WIDEN
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PRODA Sc. - Nam nekolik
modernich jednorodnnych do
nad ! no, prodej aasice:pNa Flo
rian Ave, Almira Ave-, billie
West Blvd, West A.. vi. blizs
Storer Ave. Tez jeden dvou-
rodinny ddm ma zap. ia. ul.
Vezn1u aaloty sneb morkySe, co.
prvni splataxl; 6q6A 1rok ma
phieia. Rii3i sdsh p. NeazH
97t5 Denisnn Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod. dobre zavedenV, v
ccske okoli. Dobre misto ro-
hove. Haste Sc v els. 124O3
Harrington Ave-, roh vych.
ia. ul. 1-27
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PRODA Sc ddm Billie Clark
Ave. mezi zap. 25., ul. Scran-
ton Ave. Je z pokojich, kou-
pelna, zachod nahofe i dole,
Cena $500. Zavolejte Hem
lock 1859 - Hemlock 1880 r.
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skym. To jsou peni1e. ktere|
byly by stacily byv dobs miro
We byly uhradily schodek dvor-
nj opery videnske ma $50 let.
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D0kTOR, OPOUSTEJfCf
sTo proda krAsne upright! pia-
no 9 Victrolu, tez akordeon.
Velmi LEVINE "a hotove., 1872
Garfield Ave. u IngersOll sRd.
Woodlandsk6 kara. Tel. Cedar
2609. 7'
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PRODA Sc culuowdnkovy OBJ
chod. prodsj doutnika q skol-
Mich potfeb. v {, l24R4 Arling-
ton Ave. vezm6te Superior
Trough karu. Trzi Sc kol $500
rtydne, velmi debre mistol -
Blizsi. sdeii Mr.. Zimmerman (.
1912 Kinsman Rd. cd Z do 3.
hod. vecer. 80
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, hde Sc trzi pres
$500 tydne, vsechen obchod
"a hotoye v nedeli zavreno,-
zadna konkurence v okoli. Ma
leza Sc els. 2205 Denison av.
blize zap. 25. ul. Je phi nem
pekny byt 0 peti pokojich. Da
Sc LEVINE, ale pouze "a hotove.
~ NJ a 2-7
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LACE! - Dam o dvou obchod
mich mfstnostech, pEkne byty,
garaz, dvo3ity lot, v jednom
storu jest reznicky a grocermf
obched q v druh6m cukrovin-
kovy a napoji. Cena $780,
zAsoby a fixtures. Je prvni
morkyc $4,000. Blizsi Sc sdeli
v els. 1862 f. 70 ul. Telefon
Atlantic 893 r. ;l-;29
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S PAM Loehnovou ynyni, jak
fikala, byl0 zle. Kdyz to rika-
Ia, kyvala vzdy svou9 hlayou,
kterou stale: drzela zprima a
zlostn9 zarazela rohovy hfe.
ben do sedivejicich vlasd, al
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

All the schools have been well
cleaned and considerable painting has
been done on the inside Of the high
school building. Il has given this
building very different appearance
The vacancies Inv the teaching corps
have been filled All the teachers in
the High School are college gradu-
ates. All the teachers of the Ele-
mentary School are Normal School
graduates.
Do not forget the days for regis
tering new entrants to our schools
August 30 and 81.
All pupils who wish to make ar.
engagements to enter high school
should do it ON these dates. II parents
have any question regarding the pro.
por curricula for their respective
children to pursue the superintend.
ent will be glad to discuss it with
them.
Let us urge that parents make an
earnest effort to have their children
attend school regularly this term, as
regularity is most important in the
success Of the children.
John II. Herring,
Supt. Of Schools
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
COUNTY MEETING FOR ODD
FELLOWS

The Ilunterdon County Federation
Of Odd Fellow Lodges will hold their
next Federation meeting in the rooms
of Lackatong Lodge, No. Id, Thurs
day evening, August 3oth, in Quak-
ertown, N. j., at o'clock, standard
time
There will be a c0mmemoration of
the death of Grand Master Andrew
Etertzer, who passed away on the
10Th and was buried on the 18th
inst. Every Odd Fellow is requested
to be present ut this meeting. Non
members are especially invited. Show
your loyalty and devotion by your
presence.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
S0LEBuRY CLAMBAKE TO
BE CHILDREN'S FEAST

More than 100 children have ac-
cepted the invitation of Trinity Cha
pei, Solebury, Pa, to attend as guests
of the chapel at the clambake to be
held at Solebury, September st.
Through liberal donations from
friends of the chapel it as been pos
sible to extend this invitation almost
throughout the county.
Those who were fortunate enough
TO attend the Bake last year need on
ly to be reminded of the date.
1t is the only event of its kind held
ln the county, and it not only guar
antees TO those who attend delight
full feast, but likewise offers an OPP
portunity to assist in substantial
way worthy cause
Arrangements have been eomplet-
ed so that the Clambake will be held
rain or shine.
The management of the summer
camp at Deer Park have kindly of
fered the loan Of as many tents as
are necessary so that the entire af-
fair may be held under canvas if nee
essary.
The musical program by the
Doylestown Band has been completed
and everything is in readiness for an
Unusually happy day,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
OVERLOADED TRUCK
IN BRIDGE ACCIDENT
Same Owners OF Truck That Went
Thru Stockton Bridge

New Hope Yesterday morning Il
large White motor truck belonging to
Ferry Brothers Trucking Co.. of
Philadelphia, broke several planks of
the floorrg Of the river bridge and
tire rear wheels sank thru the boards
until the axle rested on the steel
12polts. The truck carried grocer
les for the A. & j. Co. in Lambert
Vile and Pennington. The capacity
Of the truck was 10000 pounds, but
it was overoaded 5000 pounds, weigh
ing in all 81, 900 pounds. This belong
ed to the same company whose truck
went thru the Stockton Bridge.
Engineer J. r. Dean, of the Free
Bridge Commission, was notified, and
when he arrived he had the truck and
contents weighed. He preferre charg-
es before Justice Roberts who said he
would impose the maximum sentence
Of $500 for violation of the Statet
law. Charges for damages were pre-
Deifeu ny LhBiiietI bediI' anu INC
men who lacked the truck from the
hole also put in bill.
Austin & Faust's Garage was or
dered to store the truck. Bills for
repairs to theb ridge an for extricat-
ing the truck as well as storage
charges will have to be paid before
the truck and contents can be re-
moved.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
SN AGS!
{ By The Editorl

What has happened to our ball
team?
In the beginning of the season we
had a real promising organization. 1t
} looked very much like baseball
team in fact. 1t won games lot
of them; ard it did not lose any.
There was Bucks Co. League and
the Snags had an identity all over
this section of the country. 1t began
to look as tho those of US who work
to make Snag-Proof Footwear would
be on par with other "sure-enuf'
factories, and every other Saturday
or SO sit in the bleachers and cheer
our baseball team.
Nothing makes folks more friendly
than the desire to kill the same UNI
pire!
The final chapter to the story, re-
gretably, seems to have been the
first and only home game. Just what
happened is hard to say. The fact re-
mains that we got an awful trounc-
ing from a team no better than our
own. It is equally true that there has
not been much ball team since. The
management changed. The personnel
changed. They dropped out of the
League. There Is no schedule. The
Editor has to battle to get any sort
of story.
Where has our ball team gone?
And why?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
LIGHT MAKING

After Ann Martin goes to the bak-
cry, Ford is necessary to take her
home!
We still do not know who took the
can opener from the 'Flapper House.
Della and Marion would like to know
as badly as any of us,
The Three Musketeers' have been
diminished by one since Bertha Stark
returned home.
Haverhill, Mass. will 5rohably open
up its arms to its prodigal son when
Bill Persal arrives to spend the holt
day next week.
Albert Tiocassin was in hurry
to get some shoes that fell out of the
window the other day, and he tore his
pantsl Horrors!
Over by &c Outsole Rolling Machine
we noticed am electric grill the other
day. And altho it is used to heat roll-
els, we trust they will not forget US
when they have four O'Clock teal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
MAIN OFFICE

Mildred Corover and Agnes Me-
Donnell are enjoying their vacation,
and all the office force will be glad
to welcome them back.
Ruby McCrangle has just returned
from her vacation. Dummy Heller
was the first to welcome her back by
tossing his hat into the air and shout
ing with glee,
Miss Marie Fleming spent Friday
after noon shopping" in Trenton. No
signs of the spoils as yet, however!
Poor Lucy Moser was cheated out
Of her vacation, but we hope the
knowledge she is acquiring by defer
ing her vacation will be of great as
sistance to her in her work later!
Mr.. Cline and Mr.. Williband en-
ioyed themselves immensely at the
Pennington Fair last week. They
rode the two famous horses, Spark
Plug and "Sassy Susie" On the
third lap around Mr. Willibard was
almost thrown from his fiery steed,
but quick action of mind saved his
neck
Helen Mohr is some "chicken," She
grabbed bag from the table at home
che other morning and rushed for the
train at Stockton so she could get co
work on time. At noon she discovered
that instead OF her lunch she had a
bag of stale bread Intended for the
chickens!
Mr.. Perkins should lock the door
Of the car when he leaves two lady
friends in it. The other night he left it
to get his coat from the hotel, and
when he returned his fair captives
had escaped. What did you say, Mr..
Perkins?
Margaret Cobleigh says that she
is glad that we have holiday next
Monday SO that she can go out riding
She wants to get away from New
Hope or else the S. P. c. A. will get
her. WHAT do you feed the horse,
Margaret?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
Community Picnic

The community picnic, which toot
place On August % on the Somours
Friends Meeting grounds, tWI mile,
west # New Hope was most eniey
able, the beautiful day and ground,
adding considerable TO the pleasure,
The attendance was gratifying anc
the spirit of sociability apparent
from all angles
Rev. +. b. Barnett and Miss Beulaf
A. Hurley made addresses, the pur-
port of which was Fellowship" 81
greatly needed at this time, and the
importance Of Community Life
There was also singing,
All the sports were enjoyed, PR
ticularly tho baseball game betwcor
the married and single men, resulting
in victory for the latter by score
of % to 2. Ice ;rean was seIyel to
all at the close OF the game.
The sports winners were;
80 yard dash Girls under TO- first
'Iaud Funk; second, Florence Bart
loId; girls oycr 10 first, N.Y. tie
Noilcy; second. pnyliis Keller; boys
under 10-first. All.ert S:eever, see.
ond Richard Fit2eruli boys over 10
f. ST., fred. HARRISON; second. Will
IAN Short
Bay raee--Gie u.d'r -, first
Maid Funk; aee,ll Mary Walton
Girls over 10, first, Myrtle Volleyi
second, Alice MCGOWAN; boys under
10, first, Melrosc Pyle; second, HUI
bert Walton; boys over 10, first, Fred
Harrison; second, Francis Fitzgerald
3-IeRRed Race, boys--first, Har-
rison Fisher and William Short
second, Slias Hazelton and A. Gett'
no; girls (small, first, Maud Funk
and Alice MCGOWAN; second, Myrtle
Volley and Frances Kitchener; Older
girls, first, Ethel Short and Harriet
Steever; second, Anna Steever anc
LeodOra Funk.
Paper Race, first, Leodora funl
and C. B. Price; second, Ethel Short
and Leslie Hartwell.
Broad Jump, small girls, first
Maud Funk; second, Frances Michen
er; older girls, first, Anna Steeyer
second Ethel Short; small boys
first, Francis Fitzgerald older boys
first, William Short; men, first
Eugene Roberts.
Statnding Broad Jump, boys, first
Silas Hazelton; girls, first, Maut
Funk
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
HE NEW PHONE
SYSTEM PROMISED
Lambertvllle and New Hope to Have
Modern Battery System,
Telephone users who have deplored

the old coffee grinder" type of in
struments employed in Lambertville
and New Hope will be gratified to
learn that new and up date sys-
TEN has been promised by the tele-
phone officials for next year. NJ. w,
Flock, extension representative for
the Delaware & Atlantic Telephone
and Telecap Company. of Trenton,
informed this paper last Tuesday
that plans for the new system have
been approved by the Philadelphia
telephone engineers, and that work
will be commenced next spring.
Negotiations have been under way
fof two years between Lambertville
city officials and the telephone conf
pany. Complaint was made that in
1917 materials were delivered in
Lambertville for installation, but
with the advent of Camp Dix, at the
beginning of the World War, this ma
terial was then transferred to that
place.
Mr.. Flock was present at a confer
ence of the committee that met in
June to attempt promotion of build
ing in Lambertville. His co-opera-
ton was asked because the present
phone system is already inadequate,
and that if any development was
started it would be handicapped by
lack of phone service. Mr.. Flock in
formed the committee that the tele-
phone officials could be counted on to
cooperate in every way.
The new system will provide instru-
ments that will automatically signal
the operator, thus doing away with
the coffee grinder" type. These in
struments. however, will not replace
the rural or outlying territory. A
new cable system will have to be I'M
stalled, and new switchboard will
be installed that will take care Of the
growth of the community for twelve
years.
1t is hoped that installations will
be completed by July /, 1924, but it
may be three months later when final
installations are completed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
BEWARE OF DESTROYING
PROPERTY WHILE HUNTING

The 1928 Legislature has passed an
Act under the provisions of which no
person may discharge firearms while
hunting or fishing within $50 yards
of any occupied dwelling or outbuild-
ings used i'll connection Herewith, in
Pennsylvania, without special per-
mission of the occupant, This act
also imposes fine upon persons who
leave gates and bars open, break
down or destroy fences, rail piles,
stone piles, ETC., while hunting or
trapping. The penaty is S25. All
peace officers, state policemen and
game protectors are given power to
make arrests without warrant. This
Act was introduced and passed at the
instance of the State Conservation
Council. 1t is hoped that it will help
bring about better understanding
between landowners and sportsmen,
and that some of those in our ranks
who have not been conducting them
selves properly Will be apprehended
and punished. Your assistance to
this end will be appreciated.
A number of sportsmen's organiza-
tions last year posted notices all
over the counties in which they were
located, offering a reward of $40 to
S25 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction Of any person
damaging personal property while in
the pursuit of fish or game, also Of
fering reward for information lead
ing to the conviction of persons vio-
lating the game laws. This is some
thing that every organization i'm the
state should take up this year. Now
is the time to act.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-31
LIGHT MAKING

The quality in this department is
getting better and better. Chris
Knos is even trying to keep flies of
the boots,
Fannie Voorhees, came to work in
beautiful embroidered pink night
cap one day last week!
AL Haggerman evidently feels that
they need chaperon, for he has
moved to this department where he
, can be with his wife!
Anna Ennis is expected to leave
shortly for Hollywood. She was told
they were going to need new girl
for leading vampire roles shortly.
White doll babies seem to be going
out of style. At least some of the
girls are taking to Juggling negro
babies about.
Joseph Cloak, of Lambertville, is a
new addition to this department. 1t
is an open question, however, as to
just what his leather puttees are pro-
tecting his shins FRONT
This week Miss Helen Lucas, of
New York, is visiting Mary +. Stock
ton, of this department. Miss Stock
ton plans to return the visit during
her vacation next week.
Katie Marley is also going on a
vacation next week. She win spend it
in Atlantic City.
Another new addition to this de-
partment is Bob Schermerhorn, of
New Hope. He finds the job strenu-
Gus, and carried home big blister
ON his hand Tuesday.