Nassau County Review 19170817

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Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 33
FREEPORT
First List of Drafted Men
SinKle roplei of the R«view for tmlr at *GrMnbl«tt'i and 6ntith«ait«'>. Railroad Ave- n»i«: Licbcrmaa'a, Natiau County E«vlrv<r, DaBllva'a   and   Bttbeti'ii,   Main   Street;   Spit-
(Official   Pifcures   i
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Saturday,
Sunday,
Monday'
Tuesday.
Wedn«*it»«y,
Thursday,
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EXEMPTION CLAIMS DENIED
We publish below a list of names showing action taken i^V^l;«Ti!h^ri^'B^^^^^ the local Exemption  Board  up to Wednesday morning.
  ,„       iTh^ representative of the Nassau County Review was at that
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE        1.. .   ^ , ¦   r ^      "^ i, u  ui      k
for   Sandy   Hook) I time  mrormed  some  more   mrormation  would  probably  be
7:53 A. M.; avsulable on Thursday morning, but the Board went into exec-
9:59 a!m! |utive session without giving out any further lists.    The news-
^•29 A. M.. pap^rmen were shown a list of names which would be certi-
10:27 A. U.! fi'd for service to the District Board at Mineola, which is about
11-45 AM   *^* same as the lists printed in this issue, with some 20 names
12:35 P. M. jiidded, which they were not allowed time to copy, however.
i On  Tuesday  Governor  Whitman  sent  a  telegram in-
Thomas Barrett, aited 26, a waiter •        ^l ,.    t      »l-    j-  ^ •   i r T7Q i.     tqa ^.i-^
«t tht Litfhts Club, was drown*d while j creasing the quota lor this district trom Z/V to ZVU m
in BWniminK last Friday.    Th* body j Jj	
¦was found after a short search.              \ B*iTett   had   no   relatives   in   this | country, his father, brother and »is- j tw.residing in Ireland. I	
«J'l ToS Tha^'^^d" IS j (This list i. to be certified to the District Board at Mineola
was made at Westbury C«nrietery on I as ready for service.    After the name is given the reason for
Tuesday,     following     Mass     at     the Lu-      _f ^vpTrmtmn Church of Our Holy Redeemer. Claim Ot exemption.
  Appeals on this list will now come before the Mineola
Reception to Volunteers     , Board )
'Corpf^wiH ';;r^!e'? r'tepSr S/X^ouis G. Schroeher, Rockville Centre, married July 3.  1917.
:soldier8 and sailor boys of Freeport | Herbert A. Colvin, Merrick; married June 20, 1917. who have  enlisted  for  our  hig  nght  ^i      .^_  a    D      _        IT       _     . •   j  i if\   tni7
with Germany, prior to their enter-i Ch«*t«rr A. Kaynor, freeport; married June 30, 1917.
injc on thfiir active duties.    The re- Clarence E. Doty, Hempstead; married February 14, 1917.
SsSurday^'afternoon *of   this   week, 1 William Winter, Oceanside; dependent father and mother.
August 18, and all the residents of; Archie Merritt, Bellmore; dependent mother.
actlve^warfLre are\o he jruests of theiEdward A. Sielaff, West Hempstead; married March 4, 1917.
Corps on that aft«moon    This will Harry L. Bretz, Hempstead; wife and child.
include   aoout   .50   niembors   of   their- , j \ 7   i^ /^     a        /-^-^        r>i   .^ i /—
Naval    Militia,  now  trahiing    with | t-a ward V. N.ane, Uarden City;  Plattsburg Camp.
Lieut. Oolyer at Tarrytown, who will | William E. Buchanan, Seaford; wife and child.
come out from  New  York  on  the  41 p.      ,     .  ,   •.o,.  i^r^ ., -ii i.iirM-r
o'clock train. |rredenck Wick, (Jceanside; married January 14, 1917.
The members of the Home Defense Xhomas Kester, Hicksville; dependent mother. Corps have been ordered to report atlj-. tdiiioii-        ii ri i i
3:30 at headquarters, to  meet this | r orrest J. tiedeil, baldwin; dependent rather and mother, train, and escort these sailors, and as Xho^nas E. Malcolm, Garden City; dependent parents, many   other   volunteers   as   may     be! j, i oi • i i i i        ¦!¦ i    i .i i
able to attend, to the Casino, where pamuel okldmore, Hempstead; wire and child. /
e^dTo"°a "sh^"r1 '':^ ^f'spee^t | f "g^"^ L, E|.d"dge. Roosevelt; wife and child making,  dinner at c, o'clock, music j William H. 1 utting, Oceanside; wire and child. •*"^hi^'^'ev%"nrirTanne"d' '^"'"^^^t^ ^   Smith   Garden City; wife and child, expression of appreciation    for    the 11 hiiip ochwencke, Hempstead; w^ife.
rdVs,^>ee^d°"trm^ ^i'therr w^y'^tK I Theodore O^Lilystra^^^^  Garden City; wife, child and brother, the best wishes and cheer of tho.se Oliver W. Bird, jr., Hempstead; wife. rSairat'homt' ^''"' '""^ ^'"'^ '""''^ j George H. Stranahan, Baldwin; wife. The lineup in the parade will be a.s Stanley A. Morrison, Baldwin; government work.
follows:   Platoon   of   Police:   Nassau   CI^,,J D   Ci.„fl:„_j   u ^     j •£
County Board of Supervisors; Na.ssau  [J°y^ ^. ^taftord, Hempstead;  Wife. County   Home   Defense    Committee; Harry B. Finch, East Rockaway; wife and child. County''RcKiment" Freeport    vfuage j ^^''^^st G. Todd, Long Beach; married August 3, 1917. Board; 1). B. P. Mott Post, No. 527, j Elbert P. Smith, Hempstead; dependent parents.
O. A. R.: band; volunteer sailors, and ; ^: ».r~\"Ji_! iJJ i^-ri
soldiers enlisted from Freeport; drum i'-rnest Uavid, Mempstead; dependent wife and parent.
and bLii<le corps; Major Frank H Hoi- Arthur O. Heinrich; dependent wife and government work   '¦
land and aides; Co. B, Capt. Franklin '/^i-    . a    7   n-   u   r        D   u    • •    i   a      -i  io    i m-»
G. Hill, commanding; Co. A, Capt. Ed-! CUnton A. Zollinhoter, Baldwin ; married April I 8, 1 91 7.     .
WILL  CALL 500  MORE
MERRICK
BELLMORE
WANTAGH
Fmnk Roberta i« our representative in Bejlmcre and vicinity. All orders and news left with him will receive the sume careful attention as at our  office.
Misses Florence and Bertha Box and Miss Olga Kraus returned from Lak^ George on Saturday.
Up to the time of going to ureSS the        Thin  column  is   edited, by   Rev.   W.  H. Lit-
.N'assau County Review has had a rep-   *'''™"^'":?»'!."'T„i  °".hiX".?i'"'''"
,   ,.           ..  ._,      I.       1           .            .»..^     to  insure  insertion  under  thu   heading, re.sentativc at the hea iciuarters -af the 	
Exemption Board every dayJWe were.     Services at the Church of the Re- promised some additional mformation I deemer   Sunday,   the   Eleventh   After
probably    on Thursday,    but    after i Trj^jty^ ^t 7.30 and  11 o'clock A. M. Frank Roberts of the Xassau Coun-'     Mrs.  Rhoda Jackson, Mrs.  William
waiting  for  two  hours  were  advised | and  h  o'clock  P.   M.     Celebration  of ty   Review office  is  on  vacation  this   Webster  and  familv,   Mrs.   Edgar  J.
the   Board  was  going  into  executive, the   Holy   Communion   at   the   early week.                                                             i Seaman   and   family.   .Mr.   and   Mrs.
session. ,    ,.u      u*' service and Morning Prayer and ser-   i Clinton   Place   and   son,   .Mrs.   Henry
Ihe clerk of the    Board    thought' mp^ at  11   o'clock.     Evening  Praver The new First  National  Bank will j Ultsch and  Krandchildren are all en-
they would draft about  l.jO from the' and sermon.    G. F. S. Fndays at 7:30 be   temporarily   established   opposite  joying a vacation at Hiph Hill Beach.
hrst list and would probably draw 500   p. m.   Choir practice is held on Thurs-   the   railroad   station.     The  following i 	
more names, but could not Kive us the jay eveniiiKs at 8 o'clock. The Boy officers have been elected bv the stock- list or tell us when it would be drawTi. gcouts, Chas. A. Calkins, Scoutmaster, holders for the rest of the calendar It 13 probably notices will be sent out i Tuesdays at 8,00 P. M. A cordial in- yeaf: President, Dr. Henry V. Hol- some time this week. vitation  is extended to all to attend  comb,   of   Bellmore;   vice   presidents,
!!^?-PJ!!*"A_ ^'L^.I^L  :_  lu?l^^u?.^Jthe ser^•^^^^ Clark   B.   Davis,   of   Amity\-ille.   and
ts community Peter F. .\va>radro, of Bellmore; cash-; years in place of Henry L. Seaman; : ier, Charles M. Vanderoef, of Free-1 Mrs. Everitt Vail for a" term of two port; directors. Dr. Henry V. Holcomb,! years in place of John F. Rhame
names  and  the  order  in  which  they I pcme   identified   with will be drawn. j interests.
559 1851 Eugene   Alvarez,   Freeport
560 1924 James Wall, Freeport
561 1139 Eli Capon, Freeport .")62 1214  I. S. Potter, Freeport
563 336 Charles H. Dahl, jr., Roose¬
velt
564 2342 Anthony    Olowski,    Hemp¬
stead
565 1952 Donald Jackson, Freeport
566 -^       ¦  - ¦
The annual meeting of the Union Free School, District .No. 23. was held Tuesday evcnintr. .A,uiru.st 7. in the school house. Frederic Bradley was electe<l  trustee  for  a   term   of" three
Merrick's youns men at Plattsburjr   P^ter f-  Avagadro, of Bellmore;  Dr. [signed  (owing to his removal  to an-
did our village proud in the number of, John   F.   Louden.  Clark  B.   Davis,  of I other town).    The other trustees are
commissions  received.     Beverly  Rob-,'^"''tyville;      Cadman    H.    Frederick | William F. Dean, John H. Davis, Ed-
inson   was  made captain  of cavalry;   ^"d   Charles   M.   Vanderoef,  of  Free-j gar J. Seaman.
Cadwallerder   Corse   First   Lieut.   of,P<""t.    The capital is $ii5,000.    .\n op-1
infantry,  and   H.   C.   Schwab   Second! ^'on has been taken on ground for a j
Lieut, of infantry.    Chas.  Kupfer at' permanent  building.     Mr.  Vanderoef,
, F'ort Meyer was made a Second Lieu-1 the cashier, is at present manager of
212 George  T.   Winding,   Roose-, tenant.    This is indeed a record which | the First  National  Bank at Freeport.
.„,    .^^'t,     .. „    .   .„   I for a village of our size must be near-I ~
Cen% '¦    ^*'**^''''"^j'y ""*"'Pas»e^-  ».•     j Freeport TourisU in |
^    *l f[±"w r'/ei!*'w''^'"¦''k       '^"'•tis H. Bo«-ne and family will!    ,„ .   .Senous Auto Accident
o69        8 Elmer W. Coron, Wantagh   I „,„f„,.  „  v„,..  i„.,.i,„      n •'   „_i       Christian E. Kerns, of 55 East .A.ve-
I nue, prominent architect, and designer
I of the Lights Club House, is in a pre-
The   Merrick   Home   Defense  Corps i l"""'""*    condition   in  a   hospital     at
ward  K. Chase, commanding, escort-1 Elisio Toledo, resident alien; Spanish.
ing the colors; Co. C, Capt. Forrest S.. r- ^ tr   u    rt     i u-   i       -ii        i i
Diinbar, commanding. timest I. H. tJecker, Hicksville; dependent parent.
John B. Smith, jr., Freeport; wife and child.
Ernest Schmidt, West Hempstead;  married August 7,   1917.
William Carey, Hempstead; dependent mother.
The parade wiil be along Railroad Avenue to South Main Street, to West Merrick Road, to South (Jrove Street. to Olive Boulevard; countermarch, and form a hollow square in front of the reviewing stand, where a set of Colors will be presented the Home (Juard companies by D. B. P. Mott Post, No. 527, G. .'\. R. The invocation will be by Rev Saul O. Curtice, chaplain. Then will follow the presentation of farewell badges of honor to the vol¬ unteers onlistild..from Freeport.
The line of march will be continued then to South Grove Street, to West Merrick Road, to the Casino. '
High Tide Does Damage
During an exceptionally high tide on Friday of last week, a large por¬ tion of the boardwalk at High Hill Beach was carried away, and some of the cottages completely isolated un¬ til the water had gone down. Most of the boardwalk was recovered, having gone into the still water in the bay in¬ side the beach. The Inlet at High Hill, known locally as High Hill In¬ let, haa steadily worked west, and the probability of a new inlet opening through the heart of the Summer col¬ ony is thought to be more serious than in many years, it having been freely predicted for many years that eventually a new inlet would cut thru directly south of where the steam¬ boat dock is now located.
H vCfrW   r„" *• ^^',\        ^"'•ti^   "•   Bo«-ne   and   family  will
-70 9700 ni™1 i^\fT /'^\"'^f'?'^   '"^"t"'- to  •'^¦ew  London,    Conn,,    and
¦^7? fslr Vr»'i""«   iVvin^H"'^" t'ty^gpe,,,! two weeks at Pleasure Beach.
071 24»;> Austin o. Kyan, Hempstead | 	
572  1707 John Sheehan, Long Beach
^V] ?!l^? H"V^>' -Miller   Baldwin i has "enhsted'The'7oVlowYnr'n'ir,liHnn«1i Taunton,  Mass.,  as  the result  of  the
tl\      92 ^"^:r!:J,-/'?-''''"'^'    '¦^''P"'*^"eU^^^^^ «'''"^'°"'^'  automobile   in   which   he   was   riding
576 1660 Bort pS: ionTBe.ch f.^'^  ^Tl""^' ' ' ' ''" "''"" '"'" ""¦"
577 305 Chas. W. Eckstein, Roosevelt'     UouL^la^'R  DrMke .578 114.3 George Bille,.Freeport „        I     KrDntke"''
The total number of men who have enlisted is 92. Three of these have since   entered   active   service   in   the
ice Cohen Hei^nstead ' ^[?^^' .V "*^y »"'! have been honor Morturilnm^R^arhl^^'y <l's«harged from the Home De -R."cu^TeV,'^Lo;r   i^!i'-.I-'-p«'. '!?-'"«,   the     present
579 557 Clarence B. Williams, F'ree¬
port
580 1652 Fred Ondrovich, Long Beach
581 1433 R. N. MUler. Ocean Side
582 2143 Clarence
583 1640 I'eter
584 1798 Lloyd k. sutler, liellmore     u*r„„„fu „r 4U    ^ on
585 622 Peter Cario, Merrick I i»trength of the Corps 89 men.	
586 2409 Frank   Stuzska,   Hempstead i nnrk   nn/\nn   itT/\mr<n
587 585  Henry   Rebers.  Merrick RFI)   CROSS   NOTES
588 2191 WiUiam H. Hermann, Hemp-1 "'^^   VAiVOO   lll/iLO
stead We   acknowledge   with   thanks   the
589 2071  Patrick Halpin, Baldwin following donations  which  have been
590 1464  W, A. Soper, Ocean Side ' '"^'^e during the past week:
591 1257 P. Schaflfer, Freeport '¦ Nassau County Review
592 1077 Bergen V. Brower,  Baldwin   'Charles   W.   Fischer
593 1961 Jerome  P.   .Montross,   Free-   '^'¦"s-  Robert  A.  Davison
port
594 2616 I'eter Karaitis. Garden City
595 2551   Willis Burns, (;arden City o96    781 James A. .Mctlorern, Hemp-
i>97 2131 John A. Acklcv, Hempstead 598 2666 William Meeker. Garden City .599 1415 J. H. Kruger. Ocean Side
600 1035  Roger Carman, Baldwin
601 1634 Joijeph Alaver, l.on" Deach
602 '»58 Asa S. Reed. Hempstead 60;*.    323 Sylvester A.
stead
604 1343 Huvepe Spilik, Hempste.nd
605 2444 Manard       C.       TorringloO:
Hempstead
606 2491 Nathan Rubin. Hempstead
607 11.39  E. .M. Preble, Ocean Side
609 1804 William    F.   Kratt,   Smith¬
ville .South
610 857 Ike  Hare. Freoport
611 1554  V.  Enrionc, New  York
612 1401 J. C. Hermon, Ocean .Side
613 2677  Frank  Komar.  (iarden   Citv
First Baptist ("hurch, Freeport
Dr. William Rhame
Frances Rieley, Virginia Clark,
Helen Dowtl, Mildred Nieder-
rister
$2.00 2..'J0
10.00 2.40
10.00
that city last week
Mr. and Mrs. Kerns, with Mr. and .Mrs._ Haywood, of 47 East .Avenue, in the Iatter's car, had been touring in New England and while en route to Providence, were struck by an ex¬ press train of the N. Y., N. H. & H. Railroad. Mr. Kerns was the most seriously injured, the entire party being rushed to a local hospital, where Mr. Kerns, after lying in :i critical condition for several days, is slowly tecavering. Mrs. Haywood was also ditibn. Mrs. Haywoo<l was also badly injured and it was feared in¬ ternally, but her recovery is looked for. Mrs. Kerns, badly bruised, was able to leave the hospitJil at once, and Mr. Haywood, who was driving, was not injured.
Arguimbau Writes Home
Francis S. Arguimbau, who went to
1.78  France as an  anibulaiico driver with
land Wodehouse, reports in a let-
$28.08 ' ter that he has seen seven battles
It is not supplies we need so nunh now as men," he says. "Send us men, many of them;  do that, and  we  can I i^ut
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¦ ^ Kindly make checks payable to 1^: i.i.pw:<, IJijiich, .* n-!orican Red i Cross,   and   send   to   Mrs.   .Vlfred   T.
i Davison,  Chairman  Finance  CommiL-; ¦''Oon dofeut the (kirinans."—Time Assabo, Hemp-'*'-'^' 1^" P'ne Street, Freeport. I — —
'    ^,   .   I      Freeport Sporting Club
in^''*^"^^ ""¦? coming from Washing-j At the Freport Sporting Cluh last ton to members of Red Cro.ss ask- Friday night in the lir.st 4-roun.l pre- ing for renewals Let all members liminary, Frankie Donivc-r knocked runew throu.^'h the I'reeport Branch I out Johnny Howe in tho second roun.i -"  that  we  can   retain   45  cents  for 11„ the seJond 4-rouM,l bout  Phil  De '
Red Cross Notes •
(Official)
The all-day sewing session of the Wantagh Red Cross Auxiliary was well attended Monday. We now have 07 inembers and room for many more. The next luncheon will be served on Monday, .\ugust 27, and the ladies who have charge of this one are Mrs. Frederic Kropp, .Mrs. Oscar Tuthill, Mrs. Harold Kropp and Miss (".race Mott.
.Anyone in oar adjoining villages who would like to work for "our boys" at home and abroad will receive a most cordial welcome at our rooms every Monday from 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. at Firemen's Hall.
OBITUARY
DORA  BERNNEUISER
Dora Bernneuiser, age 73 years, died at the home of her son. Chris¬ tian Bernneuiser, Jay Street, on Mon¬ day, August l3. Funeral was held at the Tburch of Oul- Holy Redeemer on Thursday morning at it a. m.; inter¬ ment in Calvary Cemetery; Southard & .Moore, funeral directors.
HANNAH HOLMES
Hannah Holmes, age HO years, died ut Uniondale on .August 14, from old age. I'^uneral was held on .August 12, with interment at (Ireentielil Ceme¬ tery; Southard & .Moore, funeriil di¬ rectors.
MRS.   FLOREN( K   SCOTT
Mrs. Florence Scott, .itied 4."! years, led  at  her  late  home.  .\Iliany   Ave- Tuesday.  HiiriMJ will li<> iii Rock- Centre  this  I'li lay  nioriiink';   C. iiltoii, faiuM-il (lircctcir.
Freeport Public  Library
In the Frcei)ort I'liMic- Library Frontier Atlas of the \Vo,i,i War, con¬ taining   hiru'e   scale   maps   of  all   the
each renewal, otherwise we gel noth-j mar   knocked   out   Voung   Fried;   the ' ^'"ttle fronts of Europe ami Asia, to-
Haywood C. Jones, Freeport; wife. Edward Hendrickson, Freeport; wife. Byron W. Barbour, Baldwin; wife. Osmond Pierce, Freeport; wife. Louis Ladman, Hempstead; wife. Rol»ert J. DeLap, Roosevelt; postmaster. Axel Hedquist, Ft. Ticonderoga; alien, Swedish. Alfred C. Weidmann, Oceanside; wife. Everett Saxton, Freeport; wife. William F. MaxweD, Freeport; wife. Thomas A. Kane, Roosevelt; wife. Edward J. Meyer, Freeport; wife. Allen H. Berg, Hempstead; wife.
'"'\'T,iii,.o„f   Q]    f   1 u       1'.   i third   4   round   l.oul   between   Young
tlo <in„nL   f Kiven   her    it-1 Scott and Young Williams emled in a
tie   clog   Spunk   for  a   mascot  to   the! draw
Freeport Branch.    Spunk is what we       J„  the  first   Hi-round  bout  between ""-I   to   bring   us   to   the  workrooms I Pa,|(iy   Burns   of   Far   Rockaway   and
the   bout
611 1303 John W. firseff,  Hempstead   when  it is so liol or it rains so hard i Bert   Si)encer  of   Brooklvn
615 2151  Arthur  .\.  De (iralT, Hemp-: «>¦   we   would   rather   do   something   ended in -i dr-iw
nc «<•.,   i'*l'*"'t   A. X   „     .. if'"*-   .Spunk   is   w-hai   our   boys   will       In   the   second    10-r.Jun.l   bout   be-
« 7 V\i «"*'? X ^'^M'-'' "'-•"Pxteadlhave  in  keeping their places in spite I tween     Kid     Locke  of  Bellmore  and
fi 8 «7«   Vhh .  T""-k'''"7-''"'*     .        jOlalhardsh.ps. , Young  Corber,   Locke  lost  through
618 878 Abbott   Combs,  I'reeport Let us have spunk! foul ¦""».."
619 1059 Au.stin  Verity,  Baldwin Red   Cross   is   asking   for   l..'>00,Ol)0 ¦     This   Fridav  nii.ht  tVi. r,.     «,in     y.„ 65? UI r'-'TV.''  .^¦•"d'-n.fVeeport: knitted   sets,   sweaters,     scarfs     and i throe  ^-rouncl^^reliminrr-  bous   a   1
621 880 Irank P. Adams. Freeport    i wristlets   and   Nassau   County   is   to: two   lO-round   bouts      The     st-.i     l
622 1776 A. S. Pasch, Bellmore j provide 225 helmets.    There  is work | round   bout   wiil Ik-'   between     Larry
Centre and  Bat
u'ether with a  !iiilitary ruid  p;ival cjf the L'I)ited .States.
¦'ap
Successful Entertainment
for Synagogue
DISCHARGES GRANTED
(All claims have not yet been acted upon)     "^
John H. Paynter, Hempstead (temporary exemption).
James Duggan, New York City; married.
Howard White, Baldwin; wife and child.
Russell D. Golder, Hempstead; wife and child.
John E. Bresler, Freeport; wife and mother.
Robert M. Moore, Freeport; wife and mother.
Arthur G. Archibald, jr., Hempstead; wife and children.
Thomas M. Dangerfield, Hempstead; wife.
Robert B. Seaman, Baldwin; wife and child.
Harry H. Carman, Freeport; wife and child.
Helping the Home Defense
, One day last week a number of young folks enthused with the mili¬ tary spirit, gave a playlet, "Blue Bird," for the benefit of the Home De¬ fense Corps. The proceeds amounted to- $7.16,  which  was turned  over to
the Corps on Monday evening.    The 1 John P   Kuhl   Hemnstead •   wife and rKiW young folks who assisted in the work ^    "      w ,      riempsreaa,  'Wile and child were: Marguerite Tucker, Lucy  Wat- ^jeorge Weber, r reeport; wife kins, Louise Holland, Beatrice Golden, Audrey Vogel, Richard Holland, Maur¬ ice  Holland, Ruth McQueen, Virginia Johanssen, Edna Warner.
Appeal Etoard Organizes
The Federal Exemption Boantt for Nassau and Suffolk completed it« or- gxnization last Wednesday afternoon at a meeting in the Garden City Etotel. 'William D. Guthrie is chairman and Ralph Peters, secretary.
Permanent headquarters were ea- tabliehed in the Nassau County Truet Company building, Mineola, and are open daily. Meetings of the District Board are held at 10 a. m. every Mon¬ days and Thursday. Special meetings will be called whenever necessary.
Regular Home Defense
Drills Mondays
Freeport Unit of the Home Defense Corp» is now drilling Monday even-
t
I     The  second  anmial   vaudeville  show
U'iven b.v  the llelnew Congregation of
Freeport     Tuesday     evening   at   the
.American Theatre was a big success.
I Kvery   act   was   a   iiiasterjiiece   by   it-
jself and   was   enjoyed   by   all   lire'selit.
I The   entertainment   coiiiinittee   wishes
i to   express   through   the   columns''of
-, ,-,.,. --,....., ^..,^,,„.-   ^v.,L.e   a,m   mil-!'-'"'*   '"'•"''¦   ^'^•''''   '"'"''"'""'   t'"'"'^-*  "'"1
fi.,, „ Ji""-"'!'''' , u . 'u k"" ^^ °''''»'"«^'' «' 'h'^' I'reeport I tling .\eal of Brooklyn. The .second j'"''""'¦^•"'I'"" t'' ."" ''^'" "-'^"^t'''' *« 621 2.'; Edward A. Harrington, lii'anch. 10-round bout will be between loe i"'','^'"^' ^'^'^ "''^"''" "'""""'•'"' «U'''-*''««- «¦>- iiT^. r^^^r'f*^*! .^ ',K l' ••'^>''"'«'"„ "lonthly meeting of I Tiplitz of Brooklvn and .Mike Rus.selP 1'""'"'¦'"^' t'" "^'" "'""'« "'' '*i'' I"''- 62;> 1173 C. .V. Jackson, Freeport the I-reeport Branch, American Red | of New York ' "'^' '^"•^¦^*^" | formers who .so kindly volunteered 626    331 John   J.   McCaffrey,   Roose-1 ^ross, will be held on the - i.. 	
velt
627 1881 AlexandiT  C.  ForbeR, Free-
port
628 1108 Edward  A.  Burns, Freeport
629 2617 Rayiixond  Robinson,   Gardes
City 6.30 2489  Herman    Ruprecht,    Hemp-  active
stead 631  1910 Tho.s.  .S
last Tues- j 	
*lay of the month at 3 o'clock at the   ii*_„i •       n        r>      r^ o      .i
Freeport Club. ! Macliine Uun Co. Goes South
  I'hc;   Machine  Cun  Co,   of the   10th
.Nassau County Chapter Regiment,   of   Hempstead,   which   ha.s
The Nassau County Chapter of the'     ""'^  P"^'"o''"ii   the   pipe  line  for  the
their
.Madam  l!es.';i-
•k-
latoos.    p;ii/.abeth    Wayne,    Abbott   & i White,  .Mid<lleton *  .Spellnieycr, Jack : Alfredo  it  Co.,  H.-invev     H.     Francis, ' .McWalters    "    "" I'uck.
American   Red   Crosi  hft^ "heen'very ! g^'^L*!'' "'""\'^*,;''-"^^ **"^.''"'".'"t'o'"^ «" ¦ --'u; i'l I ^''turday   and .have   arrived
632    JM^ H„«.r^   i^'^rj'""''-  f>^ePort I matlon  of evVry "son "reraTing to Red hSi    492 Houard   J.   Stenson,   Hemp-   Cross work, it initiates and brings to
at   their rn Camp "somewhere in Mary-
Mauersberger,   Free-
Theodore R Klapper. Garden City; wife. Martin G. Abbene, Merrick; wife and children. William C. Chapman, Roosevelt; wife and child. Thomas Tate, f^reeport; wife and child. ^     <
Valentine C. Wright, Freeport; wife and children.        \ George W. Morrison, Freeport; wife and children. ^
Chester A. ElKson, Baldwin; wife. \
Harry E. Cornelius, Hempstead; mother. \
Walter H. Lindstedt, Smithville Soutii; wife and children, \ Francis T. Corcoran, Freeport; wife. '
Percy J. Boyden. Freeport; wife and children. Thomas R. Arden. Merrick; wife and children. Thomas R. Lindstedt, Smithville South; wife and children. Allen T. Gilkes, Oceanside; wife and children. Robert H. Johnson, Baldwin; wife and child. Louis Mori, New York; wife and child.
in    of each week   A meetin" of the ^"^^^ ^  Pearsall, Oceanside; wife and child.
offcers fs^hell^ aam^e'venrng at 7 Charles A. Morck, Hempstead; wife and children. \       "%
o'clock, the retrular drill being at 8 " /^   »«   ..i i • •        .- 	
o'clock.
643
644 645
stead 633 1201 J.   G. port
6.?4 1978 William H .Runcie, Freeport 63.1 2199 Albert  E.  Kantor,  Freeport
636 56,5 Harry'Russo. Freeport
637 800 Florindo  G.   Zulli,   Freeport
638 1747 John VaseUi, Newark. N. J. 6.39 1447 H. Seithermann, Ocean Side 640  1049 Norman J. Johnson. Baldwin
1641  1442 R. T. Parsons, Ocean Side 642    715 Samuel   F.  Bennett.  Hemp¬ stead 961 Clinton   R.   I'lace,   -Hemp
stead 539 Frederick Rich, Freeport 349 Nicola Carota, Roosevelt
646 1596 Steve Jacobcic, Long Beach
647 562 Edward Tryon, Freeport
648 2436 Stanley Ficktrowaki, Hemp-
stead
649 1407 W. F. Henderson, Rockville
Centre
650 501 Joetoloni   Bartoleni
stead
651 2386 John  H.  Myers,  Hempstead
652 102 Mock  Wong,  Freepo-t
653 2025 William     K.     Bruchhauser.
Baldwin
654 1015 Gisoi-chino Pellegrino, Free-
port
655 1411 W. J. Johnson, East Rocka¬
way
656 197» Edward W. Tree, Freeport
657 875 James   D.   Carpenter.   Free-
port
658 1780 E. J. Schneider, Bellmore
659 714 MinseysUn Wizmitiki, Hemp
stead
660 1528 G. Cafalo. Long Beach
551      55 ^•^    "^^  ^'««'*in.   Freeport
662 199? Wm. Clinton Story, FreepoH
663 1024 Wm.  A.   Ruther,  BaldwhT
664 1291 Charles S. Cochrane, Hemp¬ stead
since  its  organization.     W'hile   a„,,j^L,'; it acts as a clearing house for infor-1 jan,] "
Among the  F'reeport bovs  who  he-
a successful conclusion projects which ; j""'? ^"Jt^Il.TTf"^ ?r "l*"; ^."""''¦" are a part of the work. I'lf,' ^^^T\. ^\ Donnelly, Bob Camp-
It is the purpose of the Chapter to^„*^"' ^P*""  ^"?.'*• "u"'"'"^ "^ ^',"' ^«'- aid the Government in its conduct of j'"^;*^'    ^''^'^^    Oxenham,     .JuleRay- the  aviation  cantonment  at   Mineola.       i „».„,„ ..„,.-,    .    .  .    .....     ,
It   is   planned   to   build   a   cafeteria. I ...f^l^f'* "^^."Vr' '^.'^'l*' t*?"' 'K*- l'"y'^
(k   Tys<
Hi
irry
Eva
Fire Near Crystal Lake Hotel
The i''ire liepartiMcnt waK railed out at about r,;>i) Wednesday morning for what was said to be a fin at the Crystal Lake Hotel. Chief liandail, who lives nearby, responding ,)romp- ly, found that a small hole h:ol been burned through the roof of tlie barn n the rear, but had been extiii.;uisiied
which will greatly add to the comfort j "'¦fin'r'f;,'^ *"'""*'/''^^l''^^ .u'".' "¦"' having land  sent   the  fire companies  buck'as of the men who are stationed at this I * ^'"5,}">?:f'„?"'^ also that the "eat.s"jfast as thev reporU-d to him
camp.
The cafeteria will be completed! within three weeks. Ground has been | broken and a complete well-conducted i cafeteria which vnll cater to the tastes
and the Southern cookini enjoyed.
are greatly
Unclaimed Letters
Hemp-
Perry G. Matthews, Hempstead; wife and children. Peter EUlis, Hempstead; wife and child. \
Arthur W. Friend, Freeport; wife and child, Filip Bjorklund, Hempstead;  (aviator instructor) wife. Frank Mollineaux, Hempstead; wife.
Tennis Shoes, Oxfords or Pampa. The well-known "Converse Line." Women's pumps vrith hoel, $1.25; •hoea, 11.50.    Sold only at Crcvoiser-
," Adv.rtu*m«tiErnest J. McNally, Hempstead; wife and child*
Dr. Posner's Show for Babiea. We Arthur L. Dennis, Roosevelt; wife and child carry  the   adjustable  ankle  support   i  i      r-   /-• •      r -r i    i .11   ^"""*
lace shoe in both Un and black, tbe Jotm r. k^ain, rreeport; wife }md children.
Ki '*^v'oiL«f;':"SrS Mali *^*>^^* T- Waldcn, Freeport: wife and chiW. 9i (CoatinMd on Pag* 6)
, ., ^ ^, .. (Freeport Post Oflice)
or the men at the camp will be in full i Bedell, .Marion. Miss operation. The building will be a per-1 Cadmus, Miss Hattie manent structure. i Clark, Mrs.   Wilfred
George   L.   Hubbell   of  the  Garden 1 Cohan, Mr. Geo   M City Company h.Hs donated the ground.! DeWolfe, Edwin L There will be sewage, water and  el-; Fink, Mr. Albert ectnc  light.    The building accommo-  Fink, .Mrs. Albert dates 150 to 200 to start. Green, Miss Jane
The cafetreia will be self-suporting. \ Hanford, Mrs. Earle C. The initial cost of the building, which  Johnson, Mrs   N   M approximates   ten   thousa.id     dollars,! McCarthy, Miss Anna Marie will be met by the Chapter. The Chap-; Porter, Warren ter 18 also having the co-operation and i Saxton, Mr. and Mrs. Osbom aovice  of  Louis  Sherry,  the  famoua, Werten, .Mr. John restauranteur.     He   is   a   meniber   of i W. G., Post Oflice the Nassau County Chapter.   nornsonn
The Nassau Connty Chapter is also I P«.-cu«« Rutkor >f I ««« D^-  U  Hill Beach advised that there is immediate need ;      , *^"*'*'*""*'^ ** ^-^^^ »«»ch ***«'^"'
of  235   knitted   helmets.     The   mem-1 o "*/"f'"*^  woman   bathing  at  Long' "      '          """i
ben of the local branches are urged  v"^"' '" *'\t ^"'^ "f*^^^ »' ^he Hotel i Crt„»l, c;j» r..-.J- I i    i
to co-operate with this work. i Nassau, on Wednesday, swam out be-1 •^°"^'^ •5»<'« V*UarcU Leave L. I.
Within a few days the Nassau Coun-' IS\!^ ^^f denth and became exhausted. E'Kht carloads of soldiers and epuip- ty'e quota of a million and a half dol-: ^"^" *"* towd she could not touch i T'*''"'^ '^^'t Rockville Centre .Saturday lars worth of knitted garments Mai- ,,'^°P', ""* became frightenetl and . '¦''"°<^"- ^^^^ <>' them were mem- or Grayson M. P. M      ' " ^=ii„,i /«, w„i«     a _._...   .. ^
charge   of   the   Red
France,   has   sent  a  ^n^,,^   inai.   mia ,,    ,,   —•• -—•-i - ¦ ¦-
amount wili be necessary for the 7^' R^V""'',. were bathing nearby. Mr. | ^i""^",'"*'°'t^he Island. The Machine American soldiers and sailors who I u ,'"''^* .*^"'',"<^* ^^^^ the calls for^"* ^^^^th Regiment, and a deUch- will be at the front during the W:nter ,'"*'P «"«» called to his son, who was I ??*"*'>' ^^e Forty-se"enth Regiment, The possession of these garments will   P^*''**^ *"« young lady, and went to i ^"" pomapny ot Hempstead, also of
Appreciation for
G. A. R. Commander
l.Hst Saturday night the Woman's Relief forps, in a bodv, wen* to the headquarters of the G. A. R. on West Merrick Road, and asked permission to enter. The permission wan given, and the president, .Mrs. El.sie Johns, presented to Commander PatU-rson, on behalf of the Relief Corps a hand¬ some pot of ferns. This was the pre¬ lude to one of the [ileasant evenings j that always results at a meeting of this kind, with the veterans and their wives and friends.
Thursday of this week, in honor of his birthday, Commander Patterson took the members of the Post and Corps on their annual outing to High
d garments Maj- i ,, , , ""^ t)ecame frightenetl and ["^enoon. Mont of them were mem- lurphy, who ia in i'^*"''" ^'"" ^^'P ^ P^^y of Freeport-j''"''.„"'."^""iPany '. Tenth Regiment, I Cross work in S.^.^.^^iP*"**^ ^^ f'*^o'"ge Wallace, Rev. " rushing, which has been doing ;   cable   that   this   ?' "' ^<^°"' ^   ^   Wallace and John i 'f""'"'' '^^^y °" «he pipe line along the
665    871 Thonm. W   r.»—   •;•„       .  ^° '*"¦ *° ameliorate their suflTerings : I'u'" T.^"*    . ''* **'* '»^«'" summoned <=P!y''«t«<l the trainload.
Mfi i5ii  AC?!S"* o u *'??*'^'jr,'*«P«'t I next   Winter,     Washington   vnll   de-1 ^''* hfeguards. ,        Tfie  boys   in   khaki   arrived  at  tha
M7 llil J.m^V'M*'- ^"t*«EMtennine   Nassau   County's   quTti      It  ,   A« ^^- Wallace reached the young' "'ding in small groups, fully e^mi^A
667 2563 James H. Carll. ,r.. Garden  will  be the  duty  of the  Chapter  to! L"'^^ l^" grabbed him, but he assure*! i """^  '"^^'^y  *<>  "i"^'* at  once.    ^hVSa
668 1556 C   Foniann   I «»„  R^    i.        l'*^* .*«tive   co-operation     with     the i T// *"* ''*.** u *"" ""' •*««?• •"d she   "?*" 5ave been stationed  in thia aec- 6?? ilf^E-^-TA'""^^^^ ''"'¦'   •hore|h.-J?j:_--al  month,  and  daring
.71 i043R;pnd^«."c;:;nIi;-'S.V!E^tra   dema;;d; K'eine,      Long |      made
win •i-A.ira   aemeinas     hai
672 1606 Hermann
673 1934 F^f^Jenck^^L. aark. Freeport 1'^P°" *^* ^*^ Cross. «—w ™t„.._      _. Your help is needed
674 71 HaroM WilIlama;"WairuS
675 1520 A. Carpentuse. Hoboken
676 2137 Jerame   F.   Brener,   Hemo-
677 1»72 Frank P. Rhame, Freeport
(Continwd on ?•«« 8)
No matter how busy you aye Is it not possible for you To spare a little time For this work>
with her, until the lifesavers reached   ^''at time  many  of them   have mada them   as   they   reached   shoal   water   iC^ 'nends among the people of tha k«*., ! and relieved the two. -South   Side,  who  came  down   to  sea
^^   'i#        young lady waa taken by the' t'»«ni off.
,1 lifesaveM to the Naasau bathing pa- j.   Their places on the South Side will
She had swallowed some wat- i ^ taken  by  the men  ot the  Depot
"^ --     '   ¦    • Battalion   of   the   Tenth     Regimant
I Captain   Thomas   Dooley   refiaad   to
I ¦     I comment on the departure of the maa
¦f« ¦      or speculate aa  to their destination.
He   claimed   that   he   did   not   know
vilion.
er, but not enough to do any harm.
Mor* Freeport News •¦
Tha place to bur coal SiTu.iui-i*^*''*' ^* ""*" "*'"« ^'^^'^ *°^ Tha Rasnor 8No MaiVa*^ „fc ,JI^'^"'"P""? """ '««' conrident that they w^OT^B No. Main St, telephone 1841 are on their way to Washington, D, CL
'"Whita  House  Guard.''^E»gla.