Nassau County Review 19180419

              The German Beast Will Pay No literest Nor Refmid Priodpal
County
For Self-Preservation
Lend Yonr Money To Yonr Govemnient
Ofidd fitfis, Villi«»«f Fncfwct
FREEPORT, R Y^ FRflOAY, APRIL \9, 1918
Vol XXL No. le
"""^ 1S:t^Loan Wori. WHOOPING FT UP
JSlT^iulh-l^L^of^Jr      FOR LIBERTY LOAN
IMTtance at thia time wo bavo bean    _ Nevor before haa Preeport and vi-
thSgai ta haii over tfae anooal roport «f tko NeigkboriMoii Worlwra. alao eltmr items jbow in typo< t» later ia-
Simdaj Sdbori
AntihUslbte^CesttetH
Thi3 conteat ia iast»'>soiMinc a gpiriUid ana, witb tmeg SteeptU tkat ietaraatin tteMtgam aaPta Sii mart heaa aa iha eaahka co kv.
Aa 'btfbwasM WdMiwI abbools tbe raraaS gtmaSa :ee^1lmtnti
IBBD UBHtTY LOAN BWD BUYERS
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bMraa: Freoport £40 1-6, PlkSdAixt 148Vi
Bockville  Centre  128%.
Aggivtm.  Bath S. Agpttipg.   ArmM
Aaehe,   Vtarepee   B.
D«mUa.   wmiam namoti, Clara B. Badger,  U.  P. Baar   Ma  S Bac«M«. Mrs. Aaoi* BAi. Bauy   W. Baird,   t'n>«c<a Hotnl.   Haory   P. Halrd.  Charity UaMvio.   XathfVn tlarrte. tmey T.
Ooma. .*uaii.  Jr. Broakmaa,   HarU Hrowi;.  Gertrude   V. Hrvw-a.  Catltcriar
Canaan.    MMtlmrr
CaiaaoiHi, l^rwUrick J Cvmm. WlllUm K. } CoTwVn, Ahoe  .M.
Cbc»bLre,   Ediu>i»l
WeeAy "Wwidm Rsiiort
(For our readera hi -other localities)
The rain Thursday r.oirinir tumed to at*et -»now at night
Fiiday, April 12, .<*. o-v^sloot. rnin. < contnrainf! ail ai|f;^i.
Satar-tay. gronn<; -^^ercid wth f aaew,^IiKht fofr ckftrdi off iibe^ip'oand <«ar)y, sncv aiid rain daring; .niioming; -rovereaa.- ?. m.;. ninddy.
anMsy. clear day :«t';]U>r hne .-Spr.nif diiy.
M^fMl^y, aame-
Tae*l«7, same; slight i«in Sit3ht«ht.
Wedaeaday, taa>e; t/Ap^X \:tigi.aA :   -lAtiAL\
:ThtPHd»y, OM 1 waat on a.Hu; cblny 1
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Sodd ili^lP^nMMl
^W. D. FiR<:b. a*» faaa ktaitijll^iitb -.em- atf octiou on MaTaoe wMea atfaoted >M» nisbt, waa tAtSga-ba the Kew .^terk ' Uye and Bar Illiteal, for treatment >lMtiimok, Mid i^aipv iaipiiovingr verjr raioely.
Miaaen Anawtte ami Oorothf Mark- Iteim tf^ Grove Street entertAinod i» Iwnor of their birtbdayH on Sactorday,,! Aa^ril 13, ft-om JI until 6 p. m. The tible deeoratioaa.were Id the national eolora„ red, white and Uue. AU the ebUriren aang tbe:Star Spangled Ban- i»ir .before tfae diinty repast, aad be¬ fore arising, aaag "Keep the Home Fireo Banting." JDuring the sAtOr- noon aiany old-faAioned cameo were played and priaea given. Aiai>nK those preaent were: Annette Mark- bein, lath Fox, Bdwin Markhehn, New York; Saymond Merle, Edwin King, Shirley Fulton, Audrey Wini¬ fred V*>gel, EKaabetfa Verity, Tooth- Ware, Mary Combs, Sertba Colden >and Florence Bmno, Pi«!eport.
cinity baen m awakened aa during thil Liberty I..oan drive nOw on. Tbe first parade was a sueceas, asd tfae one Taeaday night wm evan more so. Tbe band of colored soldiera frooi Camp Upton knew how to play, and they did it, too. In thia baad Fpg^ port bad special intereet fron tbe fact that "Honey" Potter, formerbr] jM.4«ader of PotUr^ oicbeetra. ia a imbifter. Tbe parade waa larger Oao' tbe preceding one, aod tbe entries aod^ line of marcb were as annooneed in onr Iwt isaoe.
Tho crbKd listened atteativety to the apeakera, who inehidod Lieut, Schell. jKwt. out of a heopital in Prance, and pAe ia gehtg back to fight after tUs Liberty Loan driv« is over, and Congreaaman Frederick C. Hickj*.
Thc officera and commftteea of tbe locaf   organization    are  as follows,.     . ,,,,..
completed to date, the flrst named on|ca<>ic,  u«rau>»a  k. ebch committee being the chairman; Chairman,  Alfred  T. Davison. Vice chainaan, Charles M. Mart. Secretary, Raymond P.  Ackerman. Speakers, John M. Harrington, E2d- ,ward B. Lent, Edward S. Keogh,
Publicity, Charles M. Hart, J. Wee- ley Miller.
Canvassera, Edward F. Cook, Ste¬ phen Hnnt, Benson Smith, Wenter Nygrenv Henry J. McQord, Daniel Morrison, Frank Stevena.
Merrick  and   RooeeveH^Melville  B. Sniith, George M. Hewlett, Frank S. Woo<l. Churches, Samuel R. Smith. FirenoMMt, J. J. BaadaU, Jc, .. "KoHowrop,"  Rabert G. AMeraon, S. H. Swezey, Emest S. Randall, Wer¬ ner Nygren, S. P. Pettit.
Index, A. ,V. Johnson, Albert Earie, f.V. .V. MQbanlr. t. tt. Pickford.
. Commoten, Donald 3. Mackay, Ar- 'th|irvNo«!AVurthy, Leonard Maixie. Schools, Ward C. Mooit. i'aetetieii,aiii btiain^ David Sotb- eriand. . ,
rBnAitnitkis and eteba, Stephen P. ¦Pettlt.   ,. ¦ ¦ }€uMie,:a»eetm«a^. lihrin N. Edwarda, W.  D.  Finch, A. S- Johnson, i ItoHao-Amev^can, Louia Peroni.
Ahaiet,   Hr*.   Kiward'AliOm.   NattJc AmitntP,   UMlr   M. Aarhe,  Joaegh  A.
KUriige,   Artimt,  Z. \lirUrr.   MIdoIc   F
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Braren.   Sarah   •¦
Hrw*1i.    uSarr Uundy.  A. C »<yker.   WUMaai  B. Banmanp.  SiaxMi ilailmaaa.   norctMe Uaanunui. tmlher ilartM-r. Prod P. liauter, Joka  M. BaMUt. Map. Jabn U.
JNjJ*.' J^i ildridst BaMl.' Mii._tr«lw»U
BHhmaaa. Aria.
Haacr. AM Laaia
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L.->CroiHi«.   Arlln« Lavx.  Aana Laux.   Ckarlnttc
Uux,  UrTimrpfi Laux. Lavta J. Ltahcr, Can Laat.  tMwuH  B. Laat. Allaa P. Lnt.  AUrad %
BUedoMM. WUliam Mork.y.   Bla«a*<b
MrN-.aghtwi. U _^ Medajr. Lmratto Pi Mrday.  H.   Aujtaate
Lent.  VIrriRia C. Lf»<i|.oi>. Itutb  E. I.urr.n.   Arthur,   jr. Lymfcu.  C.   A. CaMa*!.   Z-jlma   IVL. lAMa*a.   Marinrw Lellaaa.  Hkteel. jr. LUUer.  Am«Ua  A.. l-'te. Carria E.
>lal«r. Ctiariet Malrr. KUa M»H-r.  BmOy M, ,r.   r.a   Ev MaW, Jacab Martin. C. J.
Hak<T.
Baker,  FlarMMC S. brown.   jMi„ui<   A        Baker. Batk ^:rowD,   Kloreace   A.    Bcrraa. CIsriaaa &
.'.lunMlt.   Martlia i^r..><-r.   Uvnaid   M.
I'laitkiKll..'. C«orv« I. Buran.   Kranecit  Anna
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Cbapmao, .£a>ma A.
Vrt-M. htnry C.
('udiipp.   Mr.  iohn  X.
Crrnry. Jokn kl.
Ctittb.   Jeaae   L-
C^.-iwihi*.   halt nab J.
UaiYoon.  Cath«ria« Cook.   Hfil>«rt  Wilion Cttjrcoii,  .itory   . Coward.   KWIInc Ct,,.,,   itr-nu. fc.
t-omaru,   jainra   A.       Claris,   Alinm. Mma CruUfcn,    t cauk    B.      Cia;:k.   ^palter;   ri. Cruikahank, X  H. Cohn,  Aaran
CAtikaliaaK,    Etta   1.. Cwm.   v.cu/v L'adliyp, Mra.Binna.'F. Li„u.ll:i,.. .^vonihim- Crow,  Alice  E.
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Mrir»n>a<-h.   Manrara Minllno.   Petro Mlll»r.   A.   £. •Murray,   Jaaiaa.  jr.
Mix. Mra. Janaic F.     MoMaaaa,   Mn.MianI Muon.   KUaaWth «litchaU. Halan
Moabarhair., Adatin L   M*tekelL   Biabanl Mnriv. AMraw A.     HcCaaoa. Ckarie. P. MacfirtaiM.   Ifaa.   A. gaJkn. Jake Maahrime, Ocaec B. Mayer, taa4er
M*»d.   Haliie  J7 ;i--.,«¦.   lulph   D. M'""-    Mr».  Sal^ MrCoH,   Mr..   H.   J. MrCord.   Menry  J. MrCord.  .lohn   A. MeCord. Kathryn MrCord,   Nancr
Soore.  O.  C. foDrae. O^rtnidc
shelmar. B.  M.
anaaaheimer. P., jr.
Ufiaetkelmer. Edith
luOkPfbelner. M.   A. litter.   Adele
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Dntel.   Mareoeritp
Daaa.  JaoeA
Devlin.   *'.   W«.l<ir
tVvlii),   Fanniv  £.
Ookaaty,    Joha    P.
Dooley, Mr. .and Mrs. Davis,  Ko.wrl
Danir>,   I/ewi.   Mc.       Duda. Ji hn
Oanley,   Mabel  May
mrl.er,l.ll.   Kdlfh Dikeman.   Lottla   A. Dikeman,  Harry   C. Dikerr.un.   Daniel   P. DaFi-letus.   Klehurd
Daviaon, Alfred T. Daviaon,/NcUu. t. Dunker, Ethel .M. Dunker. Vr,4-)< # Dunker. William A. Davi..   Mary   Baker
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Dafn^itaa, Lllljan E. atmmmmam/aulSSBSiSt i Iiaynor,   WiUat   W
WUHam
DrafTon,
Daviaaon.   Aliee   S Daviaaon,   Arthur Dafrcttaa,  Wm. A. DAniliir, Theot E.
Nv5r^-  ^^^2_,        J?el'«l»burir.    Philip Nyirr-n,    Wllbetmina    H»hl<!, Maude
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NyKrca!  Slicnc  .S.   M. NTBren,  Sara C. %
n^?^"^-J"*"".     .    _0'iwn.  SlBfrid   A. Oakley,  Mr.. Jeasie E.O'Connor. Wm.  K.
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
tn we M« E. Onvcb
SUNDAY EVNG, APRIL 21
at 8:00 o'clock
SpeSeSSTBi
CoLE.W.HoiFoff«iofN.Y.
W. A. Joubcrt, radior oi
"Neigiihorhood Huu"
md others
Musk and Pstriotk Songs
also the 140th INFANTRY BAND from Csmp WSk, wfli be pre¬ sented tfarovgh the courtesy of Brig. Gen. Martin.
ALL ARE INVITED Liberty Loan Connnitteee
SArntm
MHOUCK
Tbere will bc service* in tbe Me mori*I Qiurch Suaday an usual, botb moming and evening, and Sanday School at 2:W p. m. There wtit be Oiristiaa Endeavor serviMi in the cbnrdi Friday evening at li o'clock.
Thc Udtea* Aid Societ} met with Mrs. Rhoda E. Jackaon Wednesday aftemoon.
Werd bas been received tlt^l Ber¬ gen Saaman arrived safely "Over There."
Patiraon.  Bobart B. Patrick.   Robert  A. Pmrrall.  Zlllah I'tnrnall.   Franeia PK'k.   iMordan   M. Plekford.   Abram   V. Pitterman.   Fred I'ost.   Lewia  H. Polizro.  Joseph Holltxo.    Arnalla
Prokofrleir, Vietor
Raadall.  Emaat 8.       Rhodea.  Oscar Ravenseroft,   HortenaaBoaa, Julia C.
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^•raaU.  Stephen   I. rtekford.   Loraine Piaeiatto,  Jame. Pock,   Harry Piaano.   Frwl A. Pfarrall.   Marsaerite Pear»all,   .Smith   F. raaraalL   Raymond  S. Pet«n-a.  Bernard ?arahaU. Ada A. Por.hall,  Georsro   H.
!t<T>«lo
Raynor. Thomaa
EarU.   Keth   B,. Sllbon,   ane*  C. Elliaon,  Huyler B. Elliaon,   Au.tin  S: tlar, Jennie Elar, nith
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Fcbr.  Han.   It KlorMlilte.  «.   W
FKaaiaopM,   Claca   E.   FUnt, CaLrrle iJ. Flachar,   Cbarlen   W. Flmt,  Clinton   M.
I5a»ej.. Edith  I': Bdwarda,  Clar«nre  A. ifdwards. Uonaid Edward..   Elvin .IsiwnFiii,  l.ydla  M. Elardi   Aifl^nio
I Rhame    Mary   B.
I Roae.   Harry
I Roae,   Dorothy   R.
. Schluter,  Haten I .Schiller.  Ambroae
Kice, Mr». Mary P. Rier.   Uenry J. Reia..   Bertha Rider,  Henry E Kotheim,  Harry  B. Rlr.dlaub.   LouUa
Sutherlaad, Amelia V. gtfwrt.   Lincoln   A.
Schrelnar.  Mra. N.' F. ii*lth7 MilvUle" R r, Ruth
Klaiuiaaaa.   Buddy rUaaoMo.   Ed.,   Jr. FiarMra,   Omniaie
FrC&B,  HOttle ~     nrnry
Hswsdi^
Methodiat.—Rov. D. A. Jordan. O. D,. I^praacfaes next Snaday moraint;. Dr. JonUn'a clear mind, true heart and gift ai utterance gaske him a moak. iniitraeting and N^fM speak¬ er.   Hear him next Sunday.
A union patriotic service will bc held in tbia church in the evening. Col. Halford, a writer and speaker widely known and honored, will give the sMresa.Of tiM eveninf. A stent meetin>i; is expected.
Pu«>i(.   kutdo^lv, Flerenxie, F,   w.
Caaaeamuller, D. atena, Mra. £. ' elmat. <OMn« J.
atatis.    Miao    Mbr OeMtarit,  H. OoMan.   Merwin Oaldoa.   MarylD OoUar, ngpM P. OgUor. Jaha  M. Ooller,   LUy   M.
Haif.    Alma   N Hall.  Charle
Flomins, Dcrolliy  L. Fontana.   Aneeli<'> Frank.   Mr*.  Kaaie Frank.. lAmmua Frank,   Mrs.   Muriel Haclker,  Aana   U Frew. joba. ifrost,   A.   r.
<3reciihlatt.  Mrs.  *m Oale', Maria J. aiUaa»ic    David    A.. Gtardina.   Criatofoit Oardner.   Mn>.   B.   I.
OatMrT' wtlliain <i»M«n.   KMhcrlwr   P.
Bortamaoa.   Maxxarct Kanac. Lena
Heamam  WUHam  O f Shaa, Anna L. (SasJy,. Helen  M. j Sohcaidar. Wm. H.
Sehab, WilUam I Seott. fcalaaH  H. I Shady. tSabpM.
Smith, William c. |.Smith,   Mary
Smith.   "¦
Smith.
Samat. _
SeMi*«ar;^Mi«.   nUewBimy,
Sehloaa.  laodor    '
SaoawB. Joaapk E.
n,   nary
t. eSnon  H.
The Boy Preaoker.—The Baptiat Church Jias been fortunate in securing Rev. R. E. Holder and bis son, Wil¬ son HoMer, the boy preacher, only fif¬ teen   years  of  age,  for  the  coming j j*hn»on. Mary_ b
Hamntbnd,   Albart   H. Hanaa.   WUHam   F. Hart.  Richard W. Hilt.   Misa   AHea   M.
XaUabars,   Aucunt       Hottanroth. A. C nvndrrvon,   Annie   G. H«'mpBtend,   Charles Haaa,  Charfotta  R.       Helm, Oeorge Hcwiatt,    MisH   Sarah Hanaen.   Mr*.   A.  J. Hitchcock.  John HelleberK, Aueuat, jr
Hammcnd.   M.   Louise Hiidreth.  ChaHes Hoffran;   Albert HulU.   Sarah
Hoffman.   Hildur   P.    Hawkins,   Charle.  H. Hoffman,   AuRueta  C. Hsjcerty,   John.   jr. Holladar.  Sherman  O. HBrtmimn.    Charlotti; Hopper.   Nella  Ber«pii
S^.th.   Kinma   A. f Aith.  Manihail C. Hmith.  Mervin R. Smith.   Abram   B Jtmith.  AutruKU L. Shadwell,  Ella M. Smith. Borktley T. Smith.  Foater 8. Saitaar. M. B. Sehmidt. Charles Story. JStlaabeth    C
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SmaHwMid.  Iblan  U iaaltS:  BnHctta -T •
Taylor,   Dorothy   M.   Trdrinictarn,   W.  G. Thoma,  Charlaa  M.      Thons,  Oertrude F. Tnehar,   MonroraC       Tboms, Harriet L. Tnakar, Baaaia % Talkamp.  Bdaa C.
Tuekan Loatar W.        Tnmeh. Sophia  M.
murcthaVietel. Nathan VonTilcer, Caddie Valentine.   Arthur  J.
Voire!.   Audrey   W.
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Long Island's Great
Showiiig in Loan Drive
Every community in the sixth sub¬ division of the Second Federal Re¬ serve District, comprising all of Long Island and Richdiond County, ia attar an honor flag in the Third Liberty Loan, and from reports received at New York headquarters at th^ e. I of the flrst week's c^mpaipn, a majority if not all, will get one before thc drive ia over on May 4.
There is a big farminj? section on Long Island and, aa the result of a thorough canvass of this section, the farmers are freely subscribing to the loon.
A sustained appeal is being >tade in all the moving picture theatres on Long Island to help along the Lib¬ erty Ixian. It is declared that this i^ppcal is meeting wfth gn^ti^ng succes.s.
"The allotment for the sfxth sub¬ division of the Second Federal Re¬ serve Diatrict. Lqng. IsUnd and Rich¬ mond County, ia |10,872,io0," said Accosta Nichols, chairman of the dis¬ trict, "and I have no doubt thnt we will go over our quota. The honor flag haa pntvan a wonderful stimulus, jlt bas aroused local pride and brought out the full Atrength of the srhaller communities."
Geors* A. Seaman has enlisted m the Naval Reeerve and expeeta to be called for duty at any time. Tbia makea 26 boya from Wantagh now serving tbe conntry.
Harold Van Tuyl, who enKsted in the Aviation Naval Reaerve and bas been studying at Maaaachuaetta In¬ stitute of Technology for the past two montha, has passed bia examination and ia now training at Bay Shore.
ServiccB at tfae Qrardi at iht Be¬ deemer Sanday, tbe Third After EMt- er. at 11 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'cloek P. M. Moraine Prayer aai aemion. BwHiiag Prayer and saiMoB. The Svaday School moeta wcdkly ia thc Pariah Houae at 8 A. M. Tha Wo¬ maa'a AoxiUary aMOta waakly on Thaiadaya at tJtO F. M. Tka G. F. 8. aiaata bi-wMUy on Fridus at 8 P. M. OMbr praetioe is held flMmdajTs at • P. M. Tho Bay fieo^ Chaa.' A. CaBdaa, Scotitmaater, aiaat on Tneadaya at 7J0. A coitiial ianrita- tion ia extended to all to attand the aemieea of this ehurch and ta becomti identiiied with Sta community inter¬ ests.
Chaa. F. Simes and fbmily et Gamp Ave. are removing to Freeport.
Mrs. Samuel Benner and dans^ter Sybil have returned to theh- haaaa on Hempetead Boulevard after tha win-' ter apent in New York and the West.
Mr. and  Mrs.  Charles Shreve. jr.,}    Mrs.   WM.  H.   Bowne    aad    Miss retum Saturday after  spending  the | Bowne are at home again following
Winter in the South.
I the winter's sojourn in Overiea, Md-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Willard Young and Mrs. Charles Allen re tumed Friday after spending the Win¬ ter in Port Orange, Fla.
Wellr, F.uuen* 8. Wells, Ilttbert L. WeU*, Whilaee T. Wholty, Fiancia P. Whitehead Katie WiMnar, Clyrlaa WiHata, Elbart S. Wlllatts. Frank
Yukh.   Adam
Willet*.   Marlon   U Willmarth. J. E, Wtnahip,   William Wittatoek, Ban* Wood,   Misa   L.   A. Woohaertfa. F. W. Co. Wray. Burt C. Walton.   Elmer  R.
Young. Grace C.
The U. S. Civil Sei-vivie examina¬ tion for rural carrier at Wantagh will he held at Port Washington, Mineola, Freeport and Hempetead on April 27 A i^iioati<Hii! for this examination mu^t bc made on special application formr. These forms and any inform¬ ation may be had at the Wantagh Pftstofficc.
The Red Cross will meet in the Fire Hall every Monday from 9 a. m. until S p. m.   They need your help.
JoerlBHen.  Frad'kji
J»cksoii.   Frank   M.      Jenaen.  Mn. Christine
Sunday, morning and evening, April j J«''«<"». Mra.Biivn a. JohuKon." Mary  b" 21.
Sverybody welcome to come and hear them Good music and a large attendance is desired.
Zimmermann,    G.    W. Zoellnor, Otto F. Zimmermann,   Suaan
Dr. J. H. Raynor, et Saratoga rflprings, M. Y., father of Mrs. Tiltie ifiolden of thia village, and his two Y <4saghtora, have gone to Los Angoles, CaL, whoR tiiey will make .tltfir iMiaae.
Lathenui'—Services in this church are held every Sunifcay at 10:30 a. m. and 7:46 p. m. Tho Sonday School meeta at Site p. m. The devotional meeting of the Luthe»- League is held |>avery flonday.«veBinff:«t 7:00 p. ax.
The monthly meethag of the Men's Club wSl be held Menday evening, i(9»ril 22. 1918.
libeo. E. ia Kmijff and faiaily haw reta((9o<l to thiabr hone, 97  Lexing- Avmmai tbia eiOnga.
MiflfB .JIfariea Kobin .has succeeded Misa 'Xiorence JduuMB aa  stenogra¬ pher h> the biw oftce «# Sidney H. Swezey ^«n . Railroad , Ayaoue.    Miaa ,Johnaon, who haa been eniployed with , Judge Sweaey aheet four yoars, has ^aocepted a papitiea in SmjShaaot tiM ;N. Y. A L. L Traction Company st ^]Hemp«toad--4S|L
^"^griangle .BoK*
to Visit Bnfikiyn
tOn Satarday the Triaagk Chib of [ JFreeport will havp aa aoto tri|:  to
jBJin^klyn. The bovs ara to be enter- |d»iDe« by the Brooklyn Centml Y. M. t C. A. in tho OMimins where they will Itave ihe privilege <tf .using the swinv- ; ating pool. In the ^afternoon they twill attend the play eun by the aol- IdifffB at the Ltnungtoa Theatre en- ^titled '^Yoo Kaow Me. Al." ,'
The  eqmmittau  in  charge  of  tiie : trip consists of Re*. R. H. Scott, A-
N. Kjellander. Jfohn W: Dodd and E.
X. W^$oa. TIm boys arc Wking for-' ^wnrd to a good time.
Catholic—MliMiee ane, held in the Charch at Onr Holy Retteomer Sun¬ day momiag at a:00 an4sl(>:00 a. m.
Baptist.-—Theiw ¦will be preaching in the Baptist Ohivch SuoMay mom¬ ing aad evening: ako praywr meethig;' Thursday eveoing.
MakeirU^ Go
''We tn America have tatked ao much tfiai it is time to shot ap and make thiaga go. It ia time vte jMint- ed to things done—big 'things.
"We mast have two things ta win this war. We nwst eewrciae moral qualities. The party thnt will win this war ia the one Abafc has the best moral courage and ihe greateat .ca¬ pacity for aacrifice.
''The second thing we must haac is victory in arms, againat an enemy in arms. To make phyaical feroo foK wc- must have mi.'n, inoney, 4hip8, air- planea and guns. WashiDgt«n is got- tng these thngs.
Ther* roust be no divided people and tliroughout the land there aanst be a deep sanse of duty and feeling for tbis great aacrifice of war. Our work tn ffaintalHing thia feeling is not yet complete. No feelihg ean become ef¬ fective without institutiooB and ma- 'hinery to keep it tonstnntly stimu- i.uv). The nattonal seearity league waa Qf^ganized to do this Wiirk.
'I  hate to 00 to Waahington be-
Kalban,   Sarah Ksuus,   Jennie hmte..   Cecilia Keiman,   P.   J. Keaich,   Nellie   L Kneiate.   Mra.   G. Kraft,   Wm.   F.,  j Krona>it. L. H.
BaTtha
Koeatar,  Annie Kramm,   Sarah    H. Knowlea.   Fred  C.  S. Kipp. Mra.  Anthony Keotth, Frank  A. E.   Klndacrab,   Olive Kindacrab. W. H. KindHKrab,  W. H. Kraft. Thereaa   A.
State Ice GnnptroOer
Raises Prices
Heavy Blow for Batchers aad Inde-
pcaadent Dealers—Lets Up On
Ice Cream ^Stores
RED (XOSS NOIES
Thc Freeport Branch acknowledges with  thanks the  following contribu¬ tions: Mrs^ Charlotte L. Hartt
(monthly) $1.00 Miss Nellie M. Anderson
(monthly) 1.00
Mrs. C. M. £adie (monthly) l.OO
Mrs. Benj. M. Asch (monthly) 1.00
Nassau Co. Review (monthly) 1.00 500 Clnb, Mrs. H. R. Johnson,
Treas. 2.00
Mrs. Ada Maude Hendrickson 3.00
Mrs. Sherwood Trask 4.50
A friend 10.00
Bea. B. Odell, State loe Comptrol¬ ler, appointod by Governor Whitman in accordaiice v^th a new law of the Legialatnre of 1918, has issued orders closing down all but a few artificial storage ice planta in tbe State and regulating tite price to be paid for ice.
In the eaae of the Preeport lee A Fuel Co.. aa a large number of aimi¬ lar plants, a regulation allows them to qperate for refrigaratioii purpoaea.
The prices fixed ane as follows: Wholesale (at plant)
To other Mfg. planU To general dealers To ice cream dealera For charitable purpose* Retail trade:
Per Ten
tSjBh
4.4S
4.00
3.00
Per MO lbs. SOc SSc 40c
yqieaniac aa   sale  of Aae attrscry. - . -
'¦^^^nr^Tad mnall: low cost: ape-1 "«*» '%T"^ ,f fj'l* ^P *? iT^
jbrauat and bewail that nothing is be-
Jscouot to dealers; nmst elean
for butldin«r purpoae*.   Wood-
{ursery, Joha J. Randall, Ocean
ena Avanuaa. Fraeport. tf
For ease and comfort our Womaa'a -Z Kttsbion Shoe Is iiaexceUed. We iv« it in both plain toe an4,tip^ a[ •hoc and in an oxford. Price* t.50 and f 4.00. Crsvoieerat's, 96 So. Mam St
ir fttktta and vegatablos af, Eoea's, where everythiag is y. PahUfr liarkot, 60 So. F»e»»rt; te?* »6»-J.
A4««t-ti*««4at
ing  done.    But many  great things have been done and are being done." --Eliha Root.
To famiKos
To ke eream dealers
To ali otiier heavy trade
This ordwhits particnlsrly tho in¬ dependent dealers, whose priee for jlce is raised from fS.OO to |4.4« per ten,. and such, places as butcher shops, which (usin(; from 3 to 5 tone per week) are raised in price gZ per ten by this new order.
His Present a jSuniaeKms
Harry C. Haywdrd, an actor, of 41 East Avenue, Preeport, L. 1., who rc- caatly appeared in the pl&y eaJhsd "i'he Devil," was arraigned Thurs¬ day before Magistrate Doyle in the Jamaica police conrt on a charge of exceeding the speed limit hi bis aoto- mabile on Hillside .4venne, JamaicA, and alM with running a car withoat an operator's licenae.
Hayward told the court he did not realize he waf gtjlng thrty-two milea
Total 124.60
Kindly  make  checks    payablie    to
Freeport    Branch,    American    Red
Cross, and  send  to   Mrs.  Alfred  T.
Davison, 110 Pine Street, Freeport.
The regalar monthly meeting of the Froeport Branfh of the Ameri¬ can Red Cross wil) be held at the Freeport Club oa Tuesday, April 80, at 3 p. m. The chairmen who have charge at the Red Cross rooms each day are urged to be prasent at this meeting as it ia most important
ttaeaa Quality ShDaa for Women, Tobasco Btown Calf Pomp, iaiitation
wing tip, weIt'.<sol«, nrJ^tary heel; ian  hour, and  when tiiameioccyeler viUha B and C, price thJoO; aaaie in'oAcor handed hite the sasuaona hej
hlaeh,.„|6.00 Mala m.
Crevoiserat's,  W  So.
Adygtteamgas.
Tha floM HI Buj aetti.- SbatSih MAgnm,,» Ne. JKalti S(., taNAeae 184 FtmgmA,
thought it was a birthday present. ' j IIhi actor said it wan his 4ard birth- -'day.
Judge   Doyle   cautimei'jMgeard
neiei to iat it happeh   again    (the
siwediof, B^t ihp idrihiaF) .«wi
ptrnded aiatMiOB.—Bx.
Old Freeport
Landmark Bumed
Fire early Thanday morning badly xiamaged the old homestead en Grand Avenue, at the bead of GraAng Place, formerly occupied by €e, Yon¬ gen and family. The house was one at the oldest in Freeport, and al¬ though thc fire had gained eonaider¬ able headway when discovered, it waa only paitly destroyed, owing to the prompt arrival of the firemen.
CtMoinc Events
Tiieaday eveniag. May 7, annual BcAcol 'meeting, at the Grove Street .School. I
Friday eveninga. regalu- drills ofj Home Defense, :haadqnart«ra. Grove Btreet, 8:16 p. m. e
Fourteen Years Ago
(luaia of lataraat  Irom tka Naaaau Cevnty Haviaw lUaa taurMaa yaara am thia  aiah)
Ground broken for Episcopal rec¬ tory on Pine Street. ,
Kxeiting contest for chief of the Fire Departovsaft, A. J«Bes CnmiloT Manning by safe figures.
already receiving numerous demands to be allowed to help in furnishing our visitors with refreshments. Sun¬ day we had a number of guests, who spent the whole day in Freeport, us¬ ing our rooms as headquarters, and the pleasing remarks made when we served them with coffee and sand¬ wiches or cake as wc hsd on hand at various times, was well worth while. This one for instance: "Say, this is mighty fine of you folks. I surely expected to pay for what I got. The last place I stopped was at Waco, Texas, and down there outside of our Y. M. C. A. and K. of C. tents the only thing the people seemed to want to do was to separate ur from our wages." I
Saturday night we decided we would at least have some coffee on tap, to offset the places where the boys were getting "booze," whether inside or outside of Freeport we don't know, even if we have strong suspi¬ cions. So we stocked up, and the cakes, withont solicitations, began tu arrive Saturday night and on Sunday enough came in to keep us going, al-^ though on limited rations. Among our kind donors were Mrs. Keegan (Mr. Keegan had to eat bread for desert Sunday night) and Mrs. Wil¬ liams, Mrs. Delafuente, Mrs. Gold¬ man aad Mrs. Hartmann. Mrs. Sut¬ phin eame ia last Sanday night with a plate of fudge—and didn't it go J Need More Records 'Any donations of new phongraph records will be appreciated. We have qpiite a lot of the old standbys, but our guests too would like something new—not to mention the men on duty. Caa Uae More Flags We have so far received only two fiaga for our rooms—wc could 1H» a dozen more.
Schedule fer Duty Men The raen in charge at Headquarters for the next few days are: Friday, April 19, Peter BergOr Saturday,  April 20  (open at 2 p. m.) Hamilton G. King Snnday, April 21 (open at 10 a. m.)
Entertaining Our
Soldier Guests
(Ofiicial Communication) The   writer   has   remarked   before that he is proud of tb« way th« Wli- "!lJ?f !!!f*:f.?Il If..!*!!!^: ^^.^tSejroouV'Ruth   "Se'ymour, i^
School   Note«
The perfect attendance record for March (neither late nor' tardy) is as follows:
Room IV—Teacher, Mr. Brooks; Lucy Albrecht, Adelaide Ludford, Ce¬ cilia Meyer, Ethel hlitchaud, . JJdaa Smith, Edna VermO, Helen Strang, Jobn. Strang; 99:5%.
Room III—TeacheV, Miss Frieman; Henry WuMf, Victoria Mailer, Eliza¬ beth Renins; 91.8%.
Room II—Teacher, Misa Orimm; Charles Baldwin, Robert GoeHae, Al¬ ex. Norton, Harold Smith, Ray Wood, Herbert WuMf, Dorothy Connors, €h-Ace Plock,    Dorothy  Mack, Grace
Bishop Burgess of the Dioeeae of Long Island plans visiting the kie!al parish of the Church of thc Redeemer upon the second Sunday in.Tunc for the purpose of Confirmation. The rector is preparing a class of uhout tr> and is pleased to consult with i"iy who might desire a pnrt in the Churcli's life throagh this :vneient rite.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Clurkaon re¬ turned to their residence o i Linden¬ mere Drive last week, having spent the winter months in Maniiattan. .
On Tuesday evening about 11 o'elocic a vacant house on Horation Ave, near Meadowbrook Road belonging t<>,Mr. Thompson was bumed to the gresnd^ The cause of the fire is unknoam. Fii« Company No. 1 responded to tha alarm though tbe location of the fire was ont of their diatrict.
Mrs. H. W. MorreU, wbo has been seriou^y iill with pneamonia,. ai«l pleurisy at her home on Merrick^Ave., is on the road to recovery.
Smith, Ingrid Smith; 90.6%
Room I—Teacher, Miss Miller; Chsrles Reusch, (3eorge Von Nos¬ trand, John Snedecor, Arthur Lee, Mortimer Musgnug, Bertha Gosline; 85.7%.
The annual monthly luncheon of the Wantagh Red Oross Auxiliary will be held Monday, April 22.
ROOSEVELT
HIGHWATER TIDB TABLB
Friday, April
Saturday
Suoday
Moaday
Taoo^Hjr
WodUi^sday
Tlo^sday kFtliay ¦Satarday
la
20
2)1
22
28
24
26
»
9.1
8:48 P. M.
4:41 P. M.
6:^ P. M.
«:07 P.M.
9iiA.\.M.
7.-ei p. M.
7:« .V. M
8,<^A.M.
fl*^A.M.
.\vereH Mariner
Monday,  April  22,  Kneeland  Ash¬ down Tuesday, April 23, A. L. Fenton Wednesday, April 24, J. M. Keegan Thursday, April 26, H. E. Rider Friday, Agril 26, M. C. ^'iJliams Saturday, April 27, W. M. Summers More men can always be used, and any who are willing to belp are in¬ vited to drop in at Headqvwrters and Jeave their name with the  man  on duty.
Caah Ceatribatioas Our neighbors anawered generously the appeal for cash, the followihf! are acimowledged since oar bist report: Albert Im Sarle $8.00
Ctmxlegi. Martin 6.00
William G. Miller 10.00
Stephen P. Pettifc    ' 6.00
Since writiag the above we had a visit from Cbariea £. Lester, Presi¬ deat sf the eoal fim of Bntwell A Lester, FUmief iis1i»^'awla eontri- botiea er |» ttem hin. lenether with iht ieaa et a targaSag.
The 6th Grade entertained Grades 8 and 6 in the auditorium on Friday with the following program combin¬ ing bird day and patriotic day:
Address of Welcome, written by Muriel Bates; given by Edward Heineman
Piano Solo, "Star Spangled Ban-" ner;" Anthony Bartovic
Iteading, compositions on Thrift Stampa; Muriel Bates
ReciUtion, "Know the Birds;" Vir¬ ginia Vollmer
Composition, "Birds;" Henrietta Bauer
Chorus, "Joan of Arc" 6th Grade Srirls
Reading, "The Angler's Reveille;"! Florence (Jomell
Patriotic exercise, Harry Smith, dwrles Vollmer, Monica Crockmey- er, Fannie Licht, Frances Smith
Chorua, "Good By Broadway," 6th Grade boys
ReciUtion, "The Blue Jay;" Ruth Wittie
Composition, "Birds;" Virginia Volhner
Solo, "Good By Germany;" Mary Washburn
Reading, "The Nest in the Old Green Tree;" Edna Post
Reading, "Sir Lark and King Sun;" Ed. Aaderson The Glowworm Dance; Muriel Bates Compositon,     "Birds:"     Monica Brockmeyer
Reading, "Nan's Offering;" Mabel Dixoa
Reading, "My Country's Flag;" Ed. 1 Heineman
Recitation, "Song of the Quail;" Charlotte Story
Solo, "I may Be Gone a Long, Long Time;" Edward Andersen
Arbor Day exercises occur in the auditorium of the brick school as follows: Kindergarten and first four grades at 0:30 in the morning with] regular sehool work for theae grades in the aftemoon.
Gradeii 6, «, 7 and » hold their ex¬ ercises in the aftemoon at 1:80, hsv¬ ing had regular sehool work in the morning.
During the recent epidemic of measles tbe attendance in all (rades has bead very poor. An average of 29% only w«« repotted ia tome of the ehuses.
The attendance boimer jroes to Mim Fhii^ 4th Grade.
tme eUMfna ef the school will eenpeta ta the Naasaa Couaty spell- ^ V^Mf* sjJil JpAe writ^aif ef the fMeJAg Lsaai teepaaUlimu
The Hand-in-Hand League met at the home of thc Misses Margaret aod Catherine Mulcahy last Friday even¬ ing where several mtersstinf topics were dieeqsasd. i ^    ~ '
The next meeting of the Leogoe will be held at the home ot Mrs. Herbert Colvin on Friday evening, April 28.   .
Sehool NotM
Exercises appropriate to Arbor Day will be held Friday afternoon, April 19.
The services of the present corpa of teachers have been secared for another year.
The following pupils were perfect in attendance during the month of March. Those marked with a star (*) were also honor pupils: Howard Bartow*, Rinaldo Philipps*, Richard Thamm*, John Britton*, Mary Driggs*, Helen Otto*, Dorothea Goodenough*, Lulu Mecking*, Susan Metsger*, Jennie Midmer*, Agnes Rogers*, Irene Msrino, Donald Bowne*,(»eo. Cook, David Greaves*. Harry Liech*, Bobert Miller*, Card- no May*, Wilton May*, Robert Greaves, Harold Gnnsenhauser, Rog¬ er May, Goorge Otto, Andrew Rog¬ ers*, Walter Wood*, Lillian Block*, Dorothy Borel, Genevieve Borel*, Prances Jonasch*, Theodore Wright*. Mary Baldwin*, George Britton*, Eu¬ gene Marino, Ramona Carpenter*. Marjorie Greaves*, Marion Murray*. Virginia Verity*.
Mumps .-itin inti'rfere with perfect attendance.
SUPERVISORS'
PROCEEDINGS
The annual meeting of the i^oard of Supervisors was held on Tuesday, April 9. Supervisor Dickson was ab¬ sent on account of illness.
Superlyisor Seaman proposefl th& name of Hiram R. Smitb of Hemp¬ atead as chairman of tbe Board for the ensuing year. Superviaor Rem¬ sen seconded the motion and it wae carried.
'' The Board appointed H. Stewart McKnight us County Attomey at an annual salary of |3,500 and sucH dis¬ bursements as hfrvmay be repaired to makii as such attomey.
The Board granted the application of Stnrrogate Howell to have the sal¬ ary ot Daniel Harrington, a clerk in his oflice itquslized. Mr. Harrington, with other clerk.4 in the Surrogate's office, has been doing the work of Clerk Mulcahy, who is now in the mil¬ itary service of the United States. The Board approved ths recommenda tion of the Surrogate that Mr. Har¬ rington's salary be increased from IIOO to 8125 por month, to tak.i at ieet aa oi April 1.
The Board on Friday ratified tbe appointment by County Treasurei Luyster ot Walter V. Mdrse of Free- port as derk, temporarily, in ths of. Hce ot the Oiunty Treaaarer, at a salary of flOO per month. The ap- poinbnent is made from a civil ser¬ vice Ust.
ReallEstiiite ~A«tivitJes   "*
C C. Moore reports tjlto MIeeriair real estate sales: - Wi«ii«r ynverty, Loeaat Avenae, te Hany ttt. Yam Sipm; thraa tote' en Menick J|ne4 ta