Nassau County Review 19170629

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper, ViOage of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917
VoL XX, No. 26
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' If your boy is en route to!      VILLAGE TRUSTEES
France ^*-  ^^*  meeting  last  Thursday  af-
Aj  .«            I ternoon   Hamilton   G.  Kine  appeared nd the only way you can   „„   behalf  of   Ho.,e   Company   No.   2,
help him as to the survey of land for the new
Is thru the Red Cross.           h**"*^ '*"¦ t*'* company.   A resolution
WI I   ,. •                      , was  passed  authorizing  the  work  to
ouldn t    you give    your   ^^  done.     A   further  resolution   was last dollar?
GOVERNOR DEFINES STANDING
OF HOME DEFENSE CORPS ifr„i
MERRICK
BELLMORE
This  column is  edited  by  Rev.   W.  H. Lit- ndt and ¦!! items i-hould l>e sent to him ertion   under   this   headine.
:     Services at the Church  of the Re¬ deemer   Sunday,  the    Fourth     After
Franlc Roberts is our representative in Bellmore and vieinity. All orders and news left with him will receive the same careful attention  as at  our  office.
as precious.
The Nassau County Home Defense Committee is act-^!^;"" aT7to'Jd',,'"°T^ ^'m'i c: "^^l' Presbyterian    and    Methodist
-   .     , ,  . . .    ¦' , - , . . ,' irinity, at 7.60 and  11  o clock A. M. I Sunday Schools enjoye<i a June walk
passed   instructing   the   villape   coun-  ively engaged m recruiting members for the various units or | and  8  o'clock   P.   .M.     Celebration  of  to Wantagh la.st Saturday afternoon,
the   Holy   Communion   at   the   early j where   they   joined   the   Seaford   and 1-1 service.     Litany,   sermon,   and   Holy' Wantajrh schools, and  paraded  about
The call for members has been issued by Governor Communion at the ll o'clock service, i that    village
Somebody eUe'. boy i-i^'^^ ^''\^'Z{^:;^Z:^^d%,h. the Home Defense Corps.
May Be Late Next Week
I cations for sidewalk grades:
Mrs. Rose A. Ryan, 6.5 Long Beach I Avenue, 4x621 ft,
  I General  Fund
Sinele   copies   of   the   Review   for   sale   at ; Street Greenblatfs and Braithwaite'a, Railroad Ave- ; -gg^j,^   gf   Health
Livberman's, Nassau County Review baKilva's and Gobets's, Main Street: Spit aer's Stationery Store. Grove Street; Mich noffs.   We»t Merrick Road.
Hir.HWATER TIDE   TABLE
(Official   Figures for   Sandy   H^ok
Friday,  .June 29
Saturday, 30
Sunday,  .luly 1
Monday, 2
Tujsday, 3
Wednesday, 4
Thursday 5
Friday, 6
Saturday. 7
jInterest
'Fire   Department
i Street   Light Sidewalk Park ;5:10P. M. [Police 4:07 P. M.   Water .5:03 P. .M.   Electric  Light 5:56 P. M.I Tax  Arrears 6:29 A. M. JL^hl  ENtension 7:24 A. .M. [ 8:15 A.M. I     Total 9:06A..M. IWate- .Siiikini; 9:58 A. M.I Light   Sir.king
' Liabrlity   Insurance
$    14.77
1710.79
479.44
546.55
2940.87 ,
1642.93
606.42
102.71
1204.95
989.23
2742.55
2.25
141.70
Refreshments were Evening Prayer and sermon. The | served to all the children in the Par- Sunday School meets in the Parish ] ish house. The afternoon was a very House at 10 A. M. The Camp Grounds   enjoyable one for the children.
Sunday School meets in the Fire Hall | 	
of Company  No. 2 on  Camp Ave. at |     ^'r.   and   Mrs.   William   Parkerson
3  o'clock.    Last  meeting  of the  sea-1 anti   family   of   Flemmington,   N.   J.,
. ^,«4b«»\ _.   . J son of the Woman's Auxiliary in the : are visiting at the home of .Mrs. Par-
The    following   Jefier    from    Governor    Whitman    to j Parish House on Thursday at 2.30 p. i kerson's  grandparents,  Mr.  and  Mrs.
The  G.   F.   S.   meets   tonight  at ¦ A. J. Russell, of Oak Street.
30 P. M.    Choir practice is held on' 	
is explanatory of the situation: I Thursdays  in  the church  at  8  P.   M.I     Th«'   regular   monthly   nieeting   of
Whitman and the residents of Nassau County, who are re- Because of the holiday next week, i    John T. Post, 15 West Lincoln PI-, i spending, are deeming it an honor and a privilege to make falling   orr   Wednesday,   we   may   be  4x.50 ft. J" * i      c        •       i      o <• v-        -v/     i late in issuing our paper on Friday. |    James V.  Cunningham, Lena  Ave-" N&,ssau County the first in the State of New York to rally for We will do our best but ask your in- i nue, 4x50 ft.                                                ; ^i „ J..f_^-._ ^t fk- r^^..^*. <..,J Cvr>f.,> dulgence  if unable  to  get  our regu-1     Lawrence   W.   Wright,     Lexington   ^he defense of the CouptJ^nd btate Iar Friday mail.                                         j Avenue, at Brookside, 4x95 ft.  ——¦ 1     The Village Treasurer's monthly re-   ^i    .              c-       i   i     /-»"     i           f ^l     u r\   c r^ iM
COrTDADT port for May showed the following ^-hai^rnan hrank L. Crocker of the fiome Defense Committeel^.
I*Iil!<ErUIil balances:
ROOSEVELT
Single    c view   for Nassau Road.
St. Paul's Episcopal Mission; ser¬ vices Sunday, July 1: Sunday School 3:15 p. m., evening prayer and ser¬ mon 7:30 p. m.; offertory will be sung by Miss Elsie Hnn.ien.
Don't Be a SpKjnge—
Help the Red Cross
BALDWIN
jThe Boy Scouts meet weekly on Tues-i ^^^^ Bellmore Board of Trade will be June 15, 1917. i days at 7.30 P. M.    A cordial invita-1 ^^^Id at  Fi£enien's  Hall next  Monday
tion is extended to all to attend the services of this church and to become identified with its community inter¬ ests.
Mrs. P. R. Jennings is at .Manches¬ ter, Vt., for a season.
Frank L. Crocker, Esq..
Chairman, Nassau Co. Home Defense Committee, 5 Nassau Street,
New York City.'   ~ My Dear Mr. Crocker:—
I I am very glad of the opportunity given me in your letter of the 8th
inst., to make clear to yuu and others interested just what the State's atti¬ tude is to be towards the Home Defense Corps, in the dilTerent counties of the State.
It  is doubtful  if  I could  over-estimate the  value of the service  that such organizations as your Home Defense Corps can afford the .State at this time.    I can assure you that at this moment the whole-hearted willingness of „ Z ^^^ citizens of the .State to serve, as is  represented  by  the growth  of the .
7079.14   Home Defen.se Corps, is a source of great gratification.    .Vs you know, on or i Pa'tz,  N.  Y.,  on   Wednesday  for  her ^''llijf! f'it   at'out Ju'y  l-'th, all the National (iuard units of the State go over into the i f?'"'""'.  ffniduation   from    the    State Federal  service.    It  becomes  necessary  for  the  State  to supply a  military
evening. The chief topic to be con¬ sidered will be the incorporation of the village. The public is invited to this meeting.
Frank R. Britton, son of Mrs. Fred M. WockI of Wilson Avenue, who re¬ cently enlisted in the U. S. Army, has Miss Petrina  Burn.s will spend  her! received   a   special   assignment   with
1000.00
vacation   from   school     teaching     at Newport, N. J., leaving tomorrow.
Miss   Mildred     Hill     was   at   New
Normal   School  there.     Mis.s   Hill  fin-
the aviation corps at Omaha, Neb, He will probably leave for his new post  some  time this week.
This Friday evening at Firemen's Hall will be held the reception and euchre  for  the  benefit  of  St.   Barna-
Bluefish arc now running in the lo-!     Clerk   Shea   reported   street   signs  f^rce to take the place of  the departing National Guard.    We look to the I''?*"''*   the   course   la.st   February   and i'^'*'*'  ^-  *     Church.    The  games  will
cal waters.    One local enthusiast tells , had  been  ordered covering Grove  St.  County Corps to carry out at least a portion of this work, of  catching  H  lish,  totalling   17   lbs., jand   East Avenue, as directed by the | ^s Governor of the State, in whom the military authority is vested by
in  Woodcleft  Channel  Tuesday even-1 committee. .,     |a„._ j ^^ve no intention of issuing any orders which will require the mem-
ing. I     Resolution    was   passed,   upon   re-   bers of the Home Defense Corps to do police duty outside of their home lo-
since has  been  teaching in  P'reeport. I *'^'"* "^ '^•^'^
Mr. and   Mr.s.  Pilgrim  formerly  of Merrick  were  guests  of  the  Edward
superintendent  of a  hospital  in   Wil- iamsburg,  New York  City.
j quest,   giving  permission  for   use   of uality.    Within their localities I do look to them to protect property, private \ AnKe»s  on   Sunday.     Mr.   Pilgrim   is
Next   Wednesday,   Fourth   of  July,, streets for Sunday School parade held  and public, and to mffmtain order, and I am confident that they will do so. --¦    -     -       ¦ ¦        	
the  Post  Office will  be  open  only  in   on the 2.3rd inst. ^ should be clearly understood, however, that in case of an emergen-
the morning to 9:30 o clock. The, The Clerk was directed to thank <,y, riot or insurrection anywhere in the State, I shall order such units of banks and printing ofhces will not be preeport Lodge of Elks for the hand-; ^-hatever military force exists within the State, including the Home Defense open (luring that day at all. ; gome flag now floating from  the vil-   Corps, as may appear necessary, to proceed at once to that locality  and to
—: *   c    ' '^'''^  flagpole. : assist in suppressing such disorder.    You will, of course, bear in mind that
George  B.  Geller,  formerly  of  bo.,     ihe   qiKstion   of   sidewalk   at   the  the State law vests in the (iovernor the right to do this in any case; that is Grove   Street,   has   moved   to   larger ^ (3^tyyJ,y^,^ property, Lo.ig Beach Ave-  to say, to order out such numbers of the male citizens of the State, bet ween , .
quarters at 9 So. Main Street, and an-' „u^.   j,nd   Porterfield   Placd,   was   laid   the ages of 18 and 45, as in his opinion may be necessary, whether these men i l"; " '^"'"P/ny in the new Nassau Co nounces exceptional facilities for do-^ ^^.^.^ ^^^j, ^^^ ^^^^^ meeting. ~     j happen to be in a Home Defense Corps or not. | '^"'"« Defense orgamwtioii pure
The   graduating   exercises   of   the Bellmore   School   were   hekl   in   Fire¬ men's   Hall   on   Monday   evening  and were witnessed by about 300 i)ersons. A   very  enjoyable   program   was   iire- sented   by   the   pupils   of   the   school. .Am   offering   taken   at   the   Church i This year there were but two gradu- of  the  Redeemer  on   Sunday  for the | «tt's.  the  .Misses  Dorothy  Kobby and Red  Cross amounted to .$140.00. jlleleii   .^liller.
St. Peter's Evangelical LuUieran Church. Rev. William Steinbicker, pastor; residence, Rockville Centre. The cnngregation meets in the Fire Hall on Crand .Avenue. .All services are in the English language. The Bible Sc!iool meets at 9:45 a. ni. .Ser¬ vice every Sunday at 7:4.5 p. ni. The subject of this Sunday's sermon will be ¦¦Patriotism and Religion." .All men, especially those who are mem- h.-t. of the Home Defense, are urged tl attend. The ladies and older girls of the congregation are urged to n ake a special effort tu attend this Sunday's service so thut at the close the plan of organizing an auxiliary to the Red Cross may be disciisstsl and steps taken to inaugurate the work. Strangers \ire always cordial¬ ly welcomed. **
ing upholstering and decorating.    Mr. j     ^   j^^^^^.  ^^^^  received   from   Town' You may rest assured, howeve,-, that no such order will be issued unlesa a ! *i"y?'*-'-   }^ '** ".°*^ P^""' ^^ ^^^ N'atlon-
Geller   has   had   considerable   expeiM-1 j.,^.^,.    ^,5,^^^^   demanding   that    the  critical situation requires it. and then only on the request of the proper au-i'"^^ r'**    • '¦  "otjubject to Fed-,
The   Merrick   Home   Defense   Corps       Bedford   and   Grand   Avenues   and
Oak Street are being repaired and the holes filled in preparatory to re¬ ceiving a coating of tur and sand.
ence  in  thi.s  line, •''",'|..jf. '"J"'['*^^^'^^*'; dump at  Koosevelt, .formerly  used by , thority of the locality in which the disturbance occurs.    Otherwise,  I have
the village, be put in sanitary condi-  no wish or intention to remove the members of the Home Defense Corps from , .
tion.     Health  Officer  Runcie  was  in-  their localities '   *•   ^^       ""*
structed  to  have this  attended  to at;
once. I
The church services during .luly and .August will be as follows: Sun¬ day School, 9:45 a. m.; preaching, 10:45 a. m.; Junior League. 3:;t0 p. m.; Epworth League, 7:00 p m.; preaching, 7:45  p.  ni. '
On Sunday morning a patriotic service will be held at 10:45. to which have lieen specially invited the Home Defen.se, Red Cross. War Relief, Mil¬ itia, enlisted and register('<l men and the  Boy Scouts.
OflRcial   Board  Tuesday  evctiiiiu.
I'rayer meeting' Wediicsday evcii- iiiy.
•lunior League outing July 7.
Sunday School outing July  11.
handle good work. William A. Hoff- man is with Mr. Geller as a piano tuner and repairer.
Very truly yours.
era!  her\'ice  under  the   H.iy  Bill.    It I     George Fieseler has had  the exter- cannot  be  ordered   out  of  the   State, i'or of his  residence on  Bedford  Ave- be   ordered   out   of   the j""«"  refinished   and   is   making  exten¬ sive   improvements   to  the   interior.
Charles Conklin succeeds E. W. Fritz at the local ticliet office of the L. I. R. R. Mr. Conklin is a resident of Freeport and it is hoped he will become a permanent fixture at the depot. Mr. Fritz, who was popular with the commuters, and had a rep¬ utation for being accommodating and good-natured, has been promoted to Penn- Station.
CHARLES S. WHITMAN.
OBITUARY
.Samuel S. Lee
Samuel S. Lee, who was born in Poughkeepsie in 1846, died last Thursday at his home at Rockville Centre. He is survived by his wife and three sons, Frank and John of Rockville Centre, and Fred L. J,, a prominent builder of Freeport. Fun¬ eral services were held Sunday at 2 o'clock at his late home. Rev. Rich¬ ard Hegarty of St. Mark's M. E. Church, officiating. Interment was in Greenfiel<l Cemetery.
JAMES W. CHESHIRE
The funeral services over the re¬ mains of James W. Cheshire was held at his late home, Gienada Court, Fri¬ day afternoon. The house was not large enough to hold those who wished to pay their last tribute of respect to their brother and neighbor. There were dele cations present from the Fire Depi^'-tment and the Orders of Odd Fellows and Junior Mechanics, in all of vhich he had taken active interest, Af-d held various offices.
The funeral address was delivered by Rev. .S, O. Curtice, pastor of the M. E. Church, of which Mr. Cheshire was a me.nber, following which the burial services were held at Green¬ field Cemetery.
If you are a ntfn
And will do what you can
Join the
Home Defense Corps
The place to buy coal. Sinclair Raynor, 8 No. Main St, telephone 184 Freeport.
Advertlicniant
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Advertisement
ISM^ck Lemf 40
Kills all plant lice that it comes in contact   with>   Protect   your   garden
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To List and Assess Dogs     jMi«niMi«ii*iiiMi«tMii«itetaiBii,ii6ftstatai«taHii«iKitatai«iaa
AcL-jrding to an amendment to the'», t\ c r> !i7 ..•bji^ti
,ricultural Law, Chapter 800, which "ome Defense Corps Exemption Boards Named
Battalion  for   Freeport 1     ''he Government made its tirst an-
The past week has been a busy one'""""'•¦''"''^"j'   Tuesday   regarding   the
for   the   members   of   the   Home   De-1'"^''^"P   "^   the     exemption     boards
fense  Corps. I authorized    in    the   recent     selective
I'here  was  a  drill     for    "rookies", '"""'y  conscription  legislation. Thursday   evening,  which,  of  course, I,   ^he full  duties and  powers of the
.vas passed at the last session of the i.egi Mature an<l recently signed' by Gov. Whitman, the Town Assessors must annually in the month of June ascertain the number of dogs owned or harbored in their respective town
County, unless some great emergency should arise, for which no other troops are available.
This service is the lightest share of the military burden to be borne by the people. It provides an oppor¬ tunity for valuable service by those who cannot serve with the young pat¬ riots in the trenches.
All able-bodied  men from 16 to 63!     ,, ,   ,, ^    „ ,,
years of age  may join.    No expense I     ^''¦- "'"'  ^^"^^^  "'"¦'•>'   '^   ^^'^ '^P''"' for arms or uniforms. I <-h''   '»»«   weekend   with   relatives   at
This company opened  its recruiting ! Staten  Island
By an act of the Legislature re¬ cently passed, ft tax is imFo^^ed on all dog owners of %2 for male and $3 for female dogs. P^dward Smith has been appointed deputy collector for this vicinity and has already commenced his duties.
ships and prepare a list of the owners j did not interest so many.    Incidental-1^^'   ''"''   ^'strict   exemption   boards j books  on  June  29,  1917,  and   in  five
and other information concerning the | ly, these drills are held every Thurs-j J^'" "^ he known until the President 1 days enrolled  63  men.    Other names
dogs.    These lists are to be prepared ' dav  evening,  with  Corporal   Asch  as' "^^,   officially   promulgated   the   rules | are being added every dav. When 103
in  duplicate,  one  of  which   is  to  be 1 instructor. ! **"" regulations under which they are j men shall have been enrolled, no fur-j ^'^w York, who with his family took
filed   with   the   Town   Clerk   and   thei     Friday   evening,   the   regular   drill j *^°/"""'*•
other with the State Commissioner of: was held. ,   "  ^'''  he  their duty,  however,  to
Agriculture.     The   Assessors   are   to'     Saturday     afternoon   the   company i "^^''^^'•''"y '^'»'"i ^or exemption which
receive as compensation for their ser-i marched  at the head  of the  Sunday I ""^^ "^ '^^^ "P hy men whose names
vices twenty cents for each dog listed,   School  parade  and  was  requested  to I'''¦*' J?*"*^" ^"^ ^he military authorities I
which is to be naid by the State. 'report     Saturday     evening   at   7:45, r*^ Washington, and  if the judgment | Headiiuarters   Merrick   Unit.  .Sheriff's! .        m« •   1   c-        •
when   over   50   marched   through   the' "f *"*^ ''"«'¦<' '^ not satisfactory to the      Reserve,  Nassau  County: I    Gunmng  Memorial  Service
main   business   streets  to   the   Sport-1'"'"""^"^   he   will   have   the   right   to Merrick, N. Y., June  1.5,  1917.1     Memorial  services  in  honor  of the
ing Club House on East Merrick Road I "PP*^"' ^ the district board, which, 1. Hereafter the Sunday drills will late John Drake Gunning were held where a rally for new recruits wasl""'''''' the rule.s as at present under- be at 4 p. m., instead of 3 p. m. , at the Episcopal Church of the Trans- held. This meeting was not so large-! I't'^O''- 'V'" he the hnal and determin- Wednesday drills will be continued ! fi^ruration .Sumlay evening, when the ly  attended   as   it  should   have   been,,'"*-' P"^'*'' «» to whether a given man | at S p. m., as heretofore. [rector,  R.   H.   Scott,, delivereil  a  spe-
and  after an  address  by  Major  Hoi-' "''i^ftjserve.  ^   _  .„   , ,1     -•     Twenty-five   men   of   this   unit | cial  talk   upon   the   life  work   of   .Mr
The   Frost   cottage   on   Oak   Street are being added every dav. When 103 I has been rented to a Mr. Williams of
fur¬ ther applications can be received. possession this week
Call   any  evening   at   Merrick   Fire ,     i-» ^
House No. 1. Don't Be a Sponge—
I Help the Red Cross
Orders No. 9 ^
State Military Census
Figures in Freeport
There was a total of 4462 enroll¬ ments of persons between the ages of  16 and  50 for the  State  Military
tains for the various election di tricta were: Mrs. Henry J. Raymore, Mrs. William F. Cornell, Mrs. .AI-iH fred Davison, Mrs. Charles G. Hill, Mrs. Ida Arnold and Mrs. Robert H. Earon, all of whom received the con¬ gratulations of the chairman of the County Home Defense Coiumittee, for the accuracy of the work done.
at attention while private Wallace, a rookie," made an address appealing to the patriotism of the audience. Fart of this detachment was then left at the door of the theatre and the
ical grounds will not be handle<l by the boards, but by designated physi¬ cians.
This was the official announcement:
By virtue of the authority vested in
rest v.ont to the Plaza Theatre, where I •^''"  ^^  Section  4  of an act of Con-
reei   w-s   stopped  and  the  theatre 11^'"''''-''   to  authorize   the   President  to
cations is 6.'!, that is, 6 more than the j Who   from   Their   Labors   Rest,"   and required  minimum  of 57.    Recruiting i the     choir     .sang   a   special   anthem,
will be continued until the maximum of 103 is reached. Every man of this unit should aid in getting recruits. The men of this unit are urge<l to continue to attend all drills, whether they  are  able  to join  the  Home   De-
urned  ovt.- to tlie soldiers for about I'"^'i!^'^**-'  temporarily  the  military  es-1 fense Corps or not.    Their aid in  in
'¦There is a Land of Pure Delight." Master Wells, the boy soloist of the choir, sang "One .Sweetly .Solemn Thought." and there w;'.s other «[!(>- cial niusic. j
Delegations    from    several    of    the 1
Don't Be a Sponge—
Help the Red Cross
.School Notes
The loniniencemt-iil exorcises were held at Southard's Hall Tues^day ev¬ ening, with the following program:
Invocation,  Kev. .1.  11. Tuthill
Life of Youth, tJeibel
Grammar Department—.A I'hotog rapher's (Jallery, a one-act play by the 8th Grade, ("ast of characters: Photdtrrapher. .Arthur Bruiiing; his wife, Evelyn lleiberger; Levi Hick¬ ey. farmer, Kenneth Preston; Jim and Jack, twins, John Hurley, Frank Wechtel. Mas(|uerade [larty. Mar¬ guerite Joy, Anna Butler, .Nellie Car¬ man, .Alice Woolley, Dora (irimm, .Mary Carman, Dolores de Lorraine, (iermaine Camps. Dennis, F'red Morse; Maria Simpkins, Jessie (irif- fin; (Jle Johnson, Archie Nairn; Coun¬ try .Mother, (JIadys Simes; children, Marian Eustace, Vera .Seaman, Klla Raynor, Je.'in Camps; school girls, Hilda Wheeler, Eleanora Buckley; bridal |>arty, bride. May Smith; groom, Charles Luerssen; briiles- maids, Edwina de Lorraine, Con¬ stance .Southard; flower girls, Kllen Dougherty, Helen  .McDermott.      ^  ^_
Class  liicture
Chorus, When Life is Brightest ;8th (irade (jirls
High .School  Department
Salutatory   Addre.'ts—Efisay,   Immi gration; .losephine  Henry
Essay, Submarines; Robert Wright Carl
Essay, .National Food l'rol)lcm; Mary   .Marguerite   Suits
Valedictory .Address -Essay, .So- '.iini;   Charles   Kenneth   Tl omj^s
I'ri'ic of America, A I'eion; ('honis
Presentation   i.f   iJiplmijis,      I'risi-
organizations   with   which    .Mr.   Gun-j dent  of   Board   of   Education,      V.   J
Free Lecture on
to the Elks, South Shore Yacht Club Christian   Science  and Lights Olub House.    It was near- A lecture on Christian Science will' ly midnight when the work was com¬ be   given   under  the  auspices   of  the   plete.
First  Church  of Christ,  Scientist,  of \     Major Holland was detained in New Hempstead, by Paul Stark Seeley, C.   York   Monday   evening   and   did   not
liiiutes.     Other detachments  went  t'»o"snrnent of the  IJnited State., ap-1 structing   recruits   is   of   the   utmost  ning was connected attended  the  ser-;';t..ele   .VI   D
proved .May IS, 1917, the President hereby creates and establishes local Boards to pass on the exemptions under the act for the following sub¬ divisions of the State of New York, and  appoints  as  members  of the  lo
S., of Portland, Oregon, Member of' reach home until nearly 8 o'clock. h»' boards for such subdivisions the the Board of Lectureship of the Moth- The major is one of the comparative- Persons whose names appear below er Church, The First Church of; ly few men to whom a certain time 1 ""J*?''.the designation of each .such Christ, Scientist, in Boston, .Ma.ss., on   means the time specified, and he went r"5,'?'^""°"= ,  -      x,
Sunday afternoon, July S, at 4 o'clock, flirect to headiiuarters without any | {he names selected for Nassau Co. at   the   church    edifice,   Fulton   and  dinner.     When   he   reached   there   he  *'"'-'•
value to the Stsite and  Nation
Harold  Bunker,     | 	
 ^^ *'" i Sunday School Parade
The   Hand-in-Hand     League   eight | gjg   SuCCeSS
members strong enjoyed a trip up the Hudson to Mt. Beacon on Saturday. This trip will long be remembered by the young ladies as one of the most plea.-Turable the League ha-, ever of¬ fered to its members. The next meet- ng of the League will be held at the
P>ankli.i  Streets,  Hempstead.
1.
Bumside,   Cheshire,   O.vsterjhome of the Misses Petrina and Ber-j ^^ entries in the lin n B. C. Tappen, Glen  ("ove; I tha   Burns   on   Friday   evening,  Ju-yjboth fo the scholars
Don't Be a Sponge
I 6th.
was   surprised   to   find   nearly   forty, _
recruits   waiting   for   the   scheduled . ^"^'    ^ -
drill     He formed the entire group of, iJ'"' ' •  °-  (-onnolly,    Glen    Cove.    2.
. ,  ,       ,       r.   J  r' , men, both regular and recruit, in pa-!!:'¦«"''   Powers,     Westbury;     Morgan       ,    ,       ^^ u        .     ,.
Help the  Red  Cross | rade   line   and   marched   through   the! ^'¦""' ^""^^^ '^^ck; Dr. Guy L. Cleg-       A   daughter  was   born   to   Mr
and
The annual parade of the Sunday Schools of Freeport and vicinity, held .Saturday afternoon, was a pleasing success, fully fifteen hundred being in line, including the Home Defense Corps in charge by  Major Holland.
There were a nuniber of very pret- ne, and this refers parading and the arrangements of various floats, in wnich the Stars and Stripes always had  a  prominent place.
¦ village. At the comer of Main St. Everybody should attend the Auc- and Railroad Avenue the "regulars" tion Sale in Bayview on Friday and were ordered to fall out and search Saturday, July 6 and 7, as this is un-^ for more recruits, while the "rook- questionably the finest developed prop- ies" went to the regular ground for erty in Freeport or the vicinity. 1 drill, under the command of Captain
Advertisement   Fianklin   G.   Hill.     The   entire  even¬ ing was spent rounding up additional
horn,    Mineol.1.    3.    Charles    Mel.en, j Mrs. Geo. Carpenter of Merrick Ave. j     After   the   parade   the   cholars   re Garden City; James Hanse, Preeport;   on Tuesday. ! turned to their several schools for re
Dr.  Louis  N.  Lanehart, Garden  City. |   {freshments.
4. William S. Pettit, Woodmere; .Aug-!     The  usual  session  of  the  Canning] 	
At John La Gre«a's, formerly vege- and   bushes   and   trees   by   using   it.! i.able   man   at  James   Butler's   store,
Recommended  by   U.   S.   Government | now at 74 So.  Main  Street, you «»"  two"l,Jndred'enrolled' and   all   State   Afrricultural   Schools. 1 procure a fine variety of fruits and
ustus   D.   Kelsey,  Lynbrook;   Dr Ed-! K'tchen held in the Parish  Hou->e on 1 px      ¦ r> e
ward Pershing, Lawrence. | Wednesday     will   be   transferred     tciL-'O"^ t5e a Oponge	
—  ] Thursday of next week on account of \ Help  the   Red   Cross
The  Home Guard ^^^ holiday,    .aii small fruits, straw-; —	
recruits,  and   when  the  "boys"  went i Did you see the little kiddies in Sat- ^ *'*""'"'*^'  '""spberries, ete-., are  sought, home around midnight they had just \         urday's parade
Makes You Proud
1   was  passing  .Major   Holland  and
ana an otaie n.(frituiiur». cn.n«w.o. jir"«-urr « iiuc .Biiciji Ul xiuiu. """was eiven bv Private Henrv '"'i^ l^ i" '^rrrr* packages and vegeUbles at low prices. Specia'^^„ l^ ^^^ American Theatr sold by Harold Williams. Ohve Blvd.  sale every. Saturday; don t miss it.
AdvertUenwnt . Advertisement
! "Rookie" A I Theatre. Wednesday
It is poor economy to can fruits and      Why buy bicycles,  tires or acces-, vegetables and then hav? them spoil I sories   in   New  York  when   you  can names were added, making the total by using cheap or inferior jar rubbern. I buy cheaper and better in Freeport,: -¦^6- To obtain the best results in preserv- • where   you   can   have   defects   reme-1 Room for More
anvthing for jam as well as rhubarb
A ^Pt^'Vf^Jf i^'^^tleK th"f ::::lr''   ^»'^'^'^^*1."^-^?  "^Il^Z-^^ Pnvate while they were in conve. Theatre «nHhv"   No «,nrHf, tKl,, fJv k!L .    *  I hiHty  a  dehydrating  apparatus   will   sation, and  fhe  private, a  successful
B. Wallac^Tt^e^Plaz^l        Idtd It^s':'' '"'"''' '=°"'*"1}- "-^'^ ""'^ '^ ^"' '^ ^^''t'^ *"  mSeT  -r'*"'   "   --'^'«'^"'     ^ I t,„_   •».¦». L     ..1^ ,1 loan   this   for   use   in   iinvai*   homes.   marKeo.      I
ror just in front was brother, a sol
evening ' II   additional dier, if you plea.se
j loan   this  for   use   in   private  homes,  "larked:  "I  am   too  old for  war,     I j Here is some practical patriotic work   ""^   "ot   looking   for   honor,   but   all
W.   L.   .Shut)ert a raiijc I      by
ing, insist upon getting the LLCO JUMBO Rubbfir which has the approv¬ al of Good Housekeeping Institute, and 'whose stamp is on each carton. Price,. IBc a dozen. These can be ob¬ tained at:
H. C. Schluter, Freeport Arthur Whitehouse, Freeport "Wm. A. MacFarlane, Freeport Stephen Beck, Rooaovplt H. V. Carman Co., Hempstead FuMtU Btm., Wantagh
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dieel   without   cost   or   inconvenience. >     The enrollment blanks will  remain
being  carried   on  which  should   corn- No longer will they worry or fear thej mand  the interest of all.
Boche's  tread . ! 	
For mighty quick "my brother" would j     Rudolph   Koeppel   and   family    are
shoot 'em in the head I returning to the village after a sea-
r.   , o,    -^L      J   x^    • i_ nr<on  .,r,eil tk<> .,.«^,.ol .,».<>«.... ;».  .«j oiiuoi   em  ill inc neaa 1 reiuriiing   10   me   village  ait«;r a   3
^:^J^'.X„:^'^ „V^^I  h'^r^eTs'stinVrfo^rvTh "^^^ be   a   Home   Guard.lson ..pent in ManhatUn tomorrow.
tovim, carries the largest stock of bi- i there is still time for any who wish
cycles and accessories  in  Ne* , York''*"d can, to add their names.    Head
State.   You can select any one off 200 i q<i«rt
biCyClCTaThtS"place at a reduction of i'^**''
$6.00 from  the  regular  price  if  you! MihilMilKJMI^IMIM
do it now. Every bitj'cle guaranteed. 11^ .U:J,
Call, if not convinced, don't buy. Rol-'" "<*" ""^ ¦ VMX%.
ler   skates,   l>all   beating,   11.50   per
pair;  cheaper    than    the    wholesale
price.
these kiddies to defend
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that I have, my money and the rest of my life, is for my country, in any way that may come  op."
Wouldn't that  make  you  proud  of being an American?
Private Maxson says:
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I a 5c flag on the lapel of your I coat—it's the   flag    in   your
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Afraid of work Ke^ out of the H<Miie Defense Corps
w. H. Jones i Are you in the army? No—too old!
The new Ford touring car that is 1 a •       ^i.       i_i r\    ' i_     ^ ¦ ¦ ~i
Ito be given away at the auction salep^** y°" "*   ****   Home   Ue-jheart    speaJong    thru    your of Bayview  lots on July 6 aad 7 is now      fense Corps? I work, in the army,   in   the
M.-„^'''i?i!!L-\^=^l5^*'SL5T!"?"7|No, but I wiU ioin tonight—j Home Defense Corp»-in the
aiKi do my share! |R«d CroM."
Moran, Merrick Road, Freeport, L. I.
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Remarks.   Principal
Patriotic      Mclley, HciTtz; Chorus
Benediction,  Rev.  J.   II.   I ulhi.'i
The graduates are as f( 'li;.'.. •
High School—.Mildred Baker, Rob¬ ert Wright (^arl, Josephine W''de Henry, Lillie Levinson, Wesley Dea¬ con Sprague, George Si per, Hiirriet Louise .Smith, Mary .Marguerite Suits, Charle.- .K,'nn<th Th'uns, Kuth Eliz¬ abeth   Wheeler,   Hannah   Zacharias.
Class color.", old rose and silver.
("lass fiower, rose.
('lass  motto.  Facta   Probent.
(Jramn:ar .School -Delia Bedell, Ar¬ thur L. Bruning, P^leanora V. Buckley, Anna I- Butler, (iermaine R. Camps, Jean M. (,'amps, .Mary F.. ('arman, Nellie Carman, Ellen M. Dougherty, Marion Eustace, Elizabeth C,. (iately, Jessie I. (iriiTin, Dora C. (Jrimrn, F.ve- lyn Heiberger, John E. Hurley, .S. .Margerite Joy, Alice M. Woolley, Do¬ lores E. de Lorraine, Edwina de Lor¬ raine. Charles H. Luerssen, Helen A. .McDermott, Fred .Morse, .Archie A. Nairn, Kenneth G. Prenton, Ella Ray¬ nor. Vera R. .Seaman, (Jladys L. .Sin'.e-s, May I. Smith, ('ori«tance M. Southard, Olive Southard, Frances \. Weehtel, Henry Westpfal. Hilda W. Wheeler.
Fourteen Years Ago
(Itomt of  Interest   Irom  tlM  Natcau OommXy Raviaw  file*   fcurteea year*  afa  tkU  weak)
?'o»ter Smith appointed fireman at the power house at $&0 a month.
Alpha Council, D. of L., planning to raise flag on new pole at junction of Main and Church Streets on Fourth of July.
Don't Be d Sponge—
Help the Red Cross
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