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ISSUED ON FRIDAY.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF NASSAU COUNTY
GENERAL CIRCULATION
VOL. 8. NO. 4.
FREEPORT, N. Y. FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 1917
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
CONSTABLES WILL ENFORCE DOG UW
MUST SEIZE DOGS
After Town Clerk Pre¬ pares List, the Peace Officer Must Act
(SpeciaJ to Nassau Post)
(The conBtahles of the Town of Hempstead and in fact all the lown- «hipH of the State will have new dii- ticH to perform afl Hoon a.s (he town clerks certify to the varlou.s Justices of the Peace a list of all dog owners who did not ohtain llicenses for their dogs on or hefore AiiKust 16. The new work set apart for the constables is that of seizing and impounding all dogs that have no license tags. The ronsfahles are not worrying so much about their new job as they are about the question of how much they can receive for their .services in catching the unlicensed canine.<i.
The Slate l>eparttiient of Agricul¬ ture has advised Town Clerk Gilbert that the constables can receive two dollars for seizing a dog and one dol¬ lar for destroying the animal, provid¬ ed the o" ner does not redeem it within five days after its seizure. This news made the constables feel that the job of dou catcher is not so menial after all, iiniil someone haii- pencd to venture the simgestion that the constables of the Towns in .Nas¬ sau County cannot accept a fee for catcliing dogs since they are under salary and the Town l,aw states tliat all fees received by constables must be turned over to the Townsiiip.
Tho .Slate Law al.^io allows the constables five cents a mile in their tiijis after unlicen.sed dogs. Tbe Town Law says Ihat they shall only bo iillowid their recess.-iry exiienses in the coms(> of tlirir official duties,
Anotlier matter that will have to he decided by the Town officials is tho question of where tho selze<l doss are to be immured. Tb" law states that they niust be iilaced in aTown pound, but the Town has no Town pound, and the Town Law specifies that (111" can only ho established by vote of the people. .Stjlj the Town P.oard may lind a way to esiablisli temporary poniidb.
I'p until 'i'liesday afternoon Town Clerk CillKPt bad issued over three | thousand dog licenses. Ther(> still are abiuit ¦(.''lOd unlicensed dogs in the Town.slii[). As soon as the Town Clerk certifies a li'^t of these to the various Justices of tbe Peace the lat¬ ter "ill issU(> oi'ders to the differeiil constables, peac(> ofliceis uiid police- nicii ill the ToHii U) ii'i|iiuiiil all un- licetisi (1 (log;:.
NASSAU COUNTY OFFICIALS AT WORK ^'^S FOR NEW FIRE
HOUSE REJECTED
COST WAS TOO mCH
190 MEN CERTIFIED
'FREEPORT HONORS
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County Treasurer, William E. Luy.ster.
January 1, 1018, for the first time in the history of the county, we e.x- pe(a to be in the po.sition in which the Delinquent Tax I..aw requires the County to be. The only tax arrears tlien will be those of 1!)16, a list of
County Tieasurer William K. Luy- sler is doing just what he told the people of .Nassau County he would do, if elected to the office of County Treasuier, When he stumped the couniy last fall the County Treas¬
urer pointed out the need for holding i which will be returned to my ofBee more t.ax sales, so that the pocket-1 tiiis fall."
books of those who pay their taxes when due would not suffer because of Ihe tardiness of dolinquent taxpayers. Ill the campaign last fall .Mr. Luy- ster lold the people that the prompt enforcement of taxes according to the provisions of the tax law serves to relieve tbe prompt taxjiayer of the biirdun of carryins the delinquents on short term notes of Jarge amounts, since the entire budget amount i.s reiiiiired to run the County in each
As soon as lif' look oflice. Treas¬ urer Liiysier .¦^et about ;;eiiing ready to sell propi riy i:p ui wliich the taxes for \'.)\:\ and 11)11, had n(,l been paid. I lie Side pi()ve(i unexpectedly auc- cessful, and before January 1, of next year, the sale of lands for the lijl.'i iiiK (illectcd tax(>s will be held, briiiKiug a iclurn to the county of about ^IS,"),))!!!). In comiiieniing upon Ibis recently, .Mr. I.uysier .said, "On
Since taking office the County Treasurer has effected a decided ini- I provement in the business conduct of hU odice by dispensing with the services of ten tempoii.iy corks and replacing them with six permanent clerks.
15y agreement with the Supervisors the 1 reasurer has put the permanent clerks on over-time work in prepar¬ ing the 1!)15 sale, between the hours of four and eleven in the afternoon .liid evening.
"Tfiese clerks." .'•aid the Treas¬ urer, "aie able to do iiiOre work in one uiglil iban they can do in two days. The reason is tliai the 11)1.') Ii!)(i|-s are coiisiaiiily sought for ref¬ erence by title learchers, lawyers and others, and the result is that the clerks are continually interrupt¬ ed. Hy working; at night they ae¬ eomiilish double the amount of work for she .>-:ime money."
ViUage Board Asked to Approve a Colored Home Defense Co.
$1,000,000 ROAD ON THE PIPE UNE
New York City Would Co-operate With Nas¬ sau and Suffolk Co.
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Tlieie v.;i'-, no ^:tll 'jaiiie at 111 Seai-.iau A\eniie giouiids lasl v.('ek | tb'' Ihn on accoiiiii of tbe reception tendered I Qi.ecU'-, to !be local boys who enlisted in Iho | ]5,.,„^|,^|,,, Pervice of Cncle Sain. j
llowevei-, the f.-itis will b(> W'll n'- paid this wei k. when llw I(m:i1 team ¦will bmiU lip \vitli th" crack liahylon pjpi team.
A f;()(i(l Kiiine will ln' staced, as there i.-< (iiiite a i'i\aliy existing lio- tweeii the two teams.
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aiding llie plan:
(ill real esiau- (ip"r;ilors oi
r 1.(111,:; l.-,l,iiiil counties
.N'.issail and Sul'i'olk and of
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iaiid now .iciupied by the
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tiir(iii!^:li It exp* ndiiurt which '.lie and the City 'I'he jilaii 1 thoii.>.aii(l; liiiled Slal
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ll the sclieiiic is carried
will mean ev(niually an
of posi'.ibly iJ 1,000.000, in
wo Lons; Island cotiniies
ef .\(\v York will join.
s tiie iudoi seiuent of
aiitiuiiobilists, of the ¦
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made of the conduits and the land is practically iiscbss for any munic¬ ipal puriKise. .No iiioiiiV would be ici,iiiifd ihen ;'(i;-. to buy land for Ihe p;irl>uay ;;ih1 all that wmild be re- (|iiiie(l would br iliiil to ik velop the |ir(>|)(i>> (1 liii;hwav.
While the parkwiiy would ln> of till ^ir.li'Sl value for travel, being a ililecl lolHe fldlii tin cil;,- through Long I.sland, it \m)iiI(I cik ii up large ti-a(ts nf valii.'.lile land which now faet s (III ilie pipe line and has no (ill'.er oiitlri to a piiiicipal bighwa.v. I[i,il ( sl.itc men s:'..\ that the opening (if s'li ll a hi.iuliwa.v would make tlii.^ land ,s(iiii'> ol' !h(- nin-i valuable on l.riiiL; Island fur ile\ ( lopineiu piir- pDses and llie im revise in assessable valiialions phiccil on llu' tax books uoiild iii'ire ihiiii olTsct Ihe cist of tli(> iiii|i'(i\eiii( lit and of iii;ii;Uenance.
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We ill kno\vl"(l','<- villi siiicerest iliaiiKs tile following contribulions,
Wllieli l,;i\i; Ik in .liade (luiill,^ the
At the regular meetinj: of the Free- port Board of Trustees last Thursday, bids for tne erection of the new Are house for Hose Company So. 2 were opened as follows: Frul S. Howell, H8,';8; Tatje & Hulg, f.^:;K7, and Lee- Pat lerson. Inc., J4455. It was found that the cost of the building and land totaled would exceed tfie appropria¬ tion of $5,500. The bid.s were reject¬ ed. The plans and spei Uications will he revised, and the Board will adver¬ tise for new bids.
The Board directed its clerk to ad- vi.ie .Mr. A. J. Sanson, of Wallace Street, that it could not change the location of the street litht complain¬ ed of.
The Colored Home Defense Organ¬ ization of Freeport, through their chairman, J. J. Williains, requested the approval of the (ir-;fnization of a local colored company The Board commended their patrio'ii: spirit and requesttd that they taki the matter up with Major F. H. Holland, of the Freejiort Cnit. ¦ ,
Hills contracted in 11.. excise case investigations were dincted paid when approved by the i hief of Po¬ lice and the Village President.
The Board directed itnir clerk to advise petitioners throi H; U. Clock, Ihat the> lieve it was wiiliin the grant or deny pernii.- basehall on Sunday.
The aprilications of .)" ii S. Paikes and William T. Goldei 'o lay side¬ walks on the coiner O." A ichor Street :'id .Millt r Av,t'nue ai • on the east side of Bedel Street. respctivc^Iy, wire granted. Tbe >l of Seaman Bros., in th amount of .f.'iT.uii, for ex¬ tra work on tin Pay \'icw Hose House, was ordered paid.
'i'he clerk was dii i (led lo seciirc' bids on the re(|uisii on submitted by the villiige elecliieian. ,
The iiialter of pliieiiiL; a liu'lii on the L. I. H. li. station was defi iicd for fUl'thi r (onsidefillini;. The 1.. 1. li. |{. Cd. will 111' ii'i|iii Ted tl) lower the brick cio'Aii re(iiili\ ('(msliiuted al their (Jiove Streei c-rossing. The Street Commissidiier was directed to clear away the obsMUclions ia the Freeport Brook ;'.! C; andfi.\vi'nue.
It was decided to request the Cily
FOR LOCAL DRAFT ITS ENLISTED MEN
PATRIOTIC PARADE
500 Additional Men
Being Examined-List
of Men Who Failed
to Answer Call
Th? Local Kxemption Board of the Third Di.strict, with headquarters at Hempstead, up to Thursday morning had certified to the Appeal Board the names of BIO men who will go toward making up the national army, and !he complete list is published "in to¬ day's paper. At headquarters a rep¬ resentative of the Nassau Post was informed that there were a number of cases in the list of the first 558 that had not as yet heen decided. In addition to the lists published last week, tho li..;ts of the various addi¬ tional classes are printed. There have been' a number of changes.
Since the quota of the district is
Fred'k W. Miller, Centra! Park Kugene R. Hurley, Baldwin Gustav B. Miller. Merrick Louis N. Case, Garden City Fred Conibs, Freepoit Anthony Rapuzzi, Baldwin George Vogt, Freepoit Alex. A. Warga, Hempstead Louis E. Bluniberg, llempstead Burgess Osterhout. Freeport John Robinson, Freeport Charles Cardali, Baldwin xrving R. Oxenham. Freeport Clarence L. Jack.son. Wantagh Samuel Alhro, .SealOrd Whitson McKay. Roosevelt William .N'chojl. Wantagh George Maragonakeis, N. Y. Kugene R. Courtenay, Garden City Everift Laniberton. Oceanside Robert G. Colthurst, Freeport Joseph H. Bergold. Hicksville l:'"rank E. Ziegler, Freeport August Vogel, Hempstead Arthur T. Jackson, Hempstead Clarence Snioody, Hempstead Edward Stringham, Smithville S, Carroll A. A. Allen, Baldwin Ralph W. Austin, Bellmore
2!)0, the Board has yet to certifj' the i George A. Kochler, Freeport
names of 100 men. p-ive hundred men in their respective order have been sumoncd for examination. The lists follow:
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luovince lo on to play
.)f .New Vork to lay i iheir own piopei t\ < of Ml rnck Load < .\\onue at lliiir ow ii
CONFER ON FOOD MATTERS LOCAIIY
An irnporlant (nii iiu-iii Long Island i .Nassau I'oiiiiliy Clnl August -Till, nliiiiM ton df looil on 1.1 ticular ties. 1
nee of prom- was held at Glen Cove, on the con.-ser\a- Island, par¬ iu .Nassau and Suffolk coiin- (ievelopid lliiil ihi-re is being
Treat your hair to this ex¬ ceptional shampoo preparation
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Penslar ampona
Shampona impair.^ a new soft- ^j ness, a new sparkle, a new de- >Ji light and you will find it quick jjij to lather and especially effec- i^l live in s'jftenir t; and beautify- W lag your nair. %
Penslar Shampona is a re¬ markable cleanser and we know you will enjoy shampooing your hair at home after you have once given this prepara¬ tion a trial.
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piiiperiy owners, many of whom have expressed their vi"'"^""'"'^ '" I'-'i' any part of the cost that may be as- .sessi d ;.;;aii;.sl llieiii.
Tho plans lor liriiuing about the iliipiiiwiiiriit are in the keeping of .¦\s;iei,,hi>iiiau Thomas .\. .MeWhiuney, of .Nassau Cdiiiily, ;iiid he is ])repa;- ing the drait of a nieasini to be pre- siuited ai tlie m-a LegishiMr e to give tlie neccisaiy power lo the muniei- liaiiiies and cduiities interested to take uj) the inalter. It is probable that llie supervision of ti)e two coun¬ ties inten-st'd and the Board of i;s- tiniate of the city will be empowered to appoint en.uineers to juap out the improvement and to levy the proper proportion of cost upon each political , division and to provide for malnten- : ance. The creation of an expensive , commission is not contemplated, al¬ though there has been a suggestion i that some such body as the Bronx! Park Commission might bc establish- j ed to proTide the regulations for use 1 and the means for maintenance. j
The ground that it is proposed to!
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I .Mrs. Sarah 1.'. I'laee. .'sl.^.". Y. Patterson, .tl.lT.; Arnold
I reus, •'¦d eoiiiu; !''ri(lliy Hrid Mis. 1.. Ill, president, .^J.Tri: I'.oiiation for wool. .'?7; Ml'. Cha lies D. Smith, :Ie- I'lfepor! .\tlllefic .Association. .¦?17.T".: a Friend, lu. To-.:i.l, ,^r,i)..".().
AliiKe cheeks pir-able to Freeport Ilraiieli. .\iiieiiean Led ('loss, ami SI lid to -Mrs. Alfnd i'. liavi.son, Ito I'ine Streit, Freeport.
We al o acknowledge wjih many thanks the following donations which have be ii made diiriiit; 'he p.'.: t wegk to the Kreeport B'ancI::
.Mrs. Charles .M. Hiiii, 2\ nightin- L:ale>, •"> liails bed ho s, 'M T han- daue.--. J1 tiiaiigulur baiuh'.^'es.
Mrs. .M. W. Ryan .Iari:e pai kage of cretonne for comfort bags.
K\:n ntoss >\k,ki)s hkii'kk.s
All the nionbers of the Freeport Branch. American Red Cross, are urged to attend t^e reuular monthly meeting to be held at the Freeport Club, Tuesday, Autju.^t 28lh, at 3 p. Ul. -Mktters of very great interest and importance will be dii':".issed.
F^very Monday morning there will be an instructor at the Red Cross rooms, who will gladly teach all who wish to make sweaters and hel-
and
produced in llie iv. siderable more tooil noc(>ssaiy for the w ide, aud Ihat aUoiii
Malcolm MacGillavery, Oceanside George H. Hansen, Freeport, Tony Matuza, Hempstead. Joseph F. Riker, Baldwin William H. White, Jr., Roosevelt Clyde T. Smith, Freeport Frank J. Streator, Garden Citv
r clerk to Frederick W, Senf, Freeport Counselor I Clarence W. Mannie, Hempstead
d not be-[Edward T. Collins, Freeport
Edward H. Brennon, Oceanside Gustavo Gloecker, Jr., Central Park Paul Brown, Garden City, Daniel V. Stenson, Hempstead Franklin A. Mannie, Hempstead Jesse Smith, Huntington Otto Nenninger, Hicksville Harold A. von Mechow, Bellmore Samuel Polito, P"'reeport Arthur W. Ketcham, Ilemp.stead Gaetono Cuti, Freport
Charles E. Henry, Baldwin Harold Baldwin, Smithville South Ralph F. Box, Wantiigh Oiin O'rtohnell, Long Beach lOdwiiid R. Meyers, llempstead Stanislau I'rsibsenski, Hempstead .Michael Kelsky, llempstead I''re(lerick EngolbriH'ht Joseph Bacigalupo, Hempstead I I'oicival T. Wood, Heinpstead Harry J. George. Roosevelt .loseph J. Less. Hempstead Frederick W. Bartel.s, Hicksville Jacob Koch, Belliiioie Charles H. Powell. Jr., Smithville
South Charles W. Loary, Heiiipstoad lIerb(M-t J^. von Meeliow, Bellmore John P, Hubhell, Garden City Harry i;. iloiiian, Biildwin riiilip Zwoboda, Hi iiipstiiid Louis \'oii I'ellenbuig. Halilvvin I'eler Kiinikin, Oceansi(l(^ lOdwin }I(iIiiies, Freeport Piiink .A. Unk, Wantagh l'(>ter Byrne, Bellmore P.ronislau Itegecki, llempstead .Aubrey Abrams. lloiiip;te;id. Herman M. Sell. Si^alord Willtum Gilliiid, .New Vork .Molt A. Wells, Hempstead John Kopp, Jr., Freepoit Stanley K. Zininicr, Oceansido .\ndrew .Nevy, Hempstiiid ("harles K. Kl(>ssler. Hempsteiiil William H. White, Baldwin SamiKl J. Cheshire, I'loiport .leroirie R. Cliilds, Baldwin
It a sidewalk on ' the north side
t of ('ieveland
xpense.
.Max Greenberg. Hempstead Theodore B. Kliipper. Garden City William T. Lowden. Hempstead David Howard, Hempstead John K. Heina. Bellmore William X. Dixon. Long Beach Francis A. Wallers. Hempstead Ferris ViinWyck, Garden City John Kor/ski, ilempsti'aii Frank Sa.xion. Oceanside Lyman Dean. Wantagh Charles .N. Gaines, Brooklyn Victor Pioye/.mot. Hempstead Alfred Prelusky, Hempstead Frans W. Lasson. Jamaica Paul Sagan. iCe;ist IltMiipstead Clinton G. Lethbridge, Long B.aeh George F. Gaspanl, Loni; Beach Samuel C, KUison. Baldwin Emory Burkert, Baldwin Benjamin 1). Abr.uiis. Oceanside Owen W. Humphrey. Freeport Joseph T. Holniig, Hempstead Charles B(>eker, Hicksville Archie Tt. Smith, Roosevelt Elliott L. VanXostrand, Wantagh Joseph \\'. Riley, .Merricl-: Edward M. Ii-dand, Fr.eiioit (!ilb(u-l Hoe, Roosevelt -Archibald Rhodes, llenipstiad Oliver C. Weston. Freepori Kussell S. .Smith. Freeporf I'lirser E. .Adams, Gaiiloti Citv. Robert J. DeLap. Hod~e\olt -Axel Hediiuist, Foil Ticonderoga Allied C. Weidiiiiiii. Oceanside Evoiilf Saxton, Ficcpoit Williaiii F. .Miixvvell. Freepoit Tlidiiiiis .A. Kane. Roosevelt Williiiiii T. Hiker. Biildwin lOiigoii- Brower, Koosevcdt John C. Bierwoi 111. Long Beach Edwii' 1 J. Meyer, i-'i i-eport Altn i v. Ashdown. I[enipsle:ol Allel! IL Berg, 1 lemiStead Clia:''^ .fordans, I'l eipuii Davi' li. Kiiapp. I''ii iporl Chill i ¦ Jonhin. Freeiiort.
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' counties coii- ihan is actually lilts of the peo- , L'.S per cent of i Jn'ues Verleromo, Hempsto;ul
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fi- I waste must be coiiiii' lactcil in Nas '!¦ I sau and (von a larg' i percentage in <"'"''¦ i Suffolk. The situation is nol alariii- iiig. hut the couserwii ion ol food is neees.^ary.
It was deeidid to ' uifer at once with Food I'iciiilor i;i)o'>ei- lelaiive til tli(^ siiiiaiion, and to advise bim fully of the availabllay of Long Isl¬ and pidduce.
Among those picsMi' were Harvey .Murdock. director \\;;i- Farm Club; Julian Ripley; i:. V. Tiiiis, president .Nassau Coiiuiy Farm Bureau; .Mr. Caldwell, Fndei'iik L( w Is and J, Huy- ler l-;ilisoii, nprcseiiUng Congress¬ man F. C. Hicks.
Aviator.'^ at D'lBncr
ruder the auspices of the Young
convert into a driveway extends from! mots. The need i.s very great, the Ridgewood section of Brooklyn al- j "«*' 'S the tim.^ to be making every- , . ,. *u u .». thing that wil keep our soldiers
most in an air line through the coun- | ^on^jortablc when the cold weather ties of Queens and Nassau into the I arrives. Wool is furnished, and your heart of Suffolk County. It Is 120 spare time is all you will need to feet wide and Is perfectly level. The «lve. Will you help? land is owned by the City of New York as the successor to Brooklyn. 'Within this area are buried the hugk conduits that formerly carried into | Brooklyn Its water supply from Suf¬ folk Ck>unty. Very little use is now
CELEBR.4TK THE .SIXTH
In honor of the sixth anniversary of the Elks Club, or. the occasion of Ladies" Night, Saturday, Auguat 2Bth, a shirtwaist dance and entertainment will be held. Klks and their friends are cordially Invited
Luke M. Hedges, Wantagh Alex I'etrorske, Hicksville Wasil.v I'olownhua, Oteansido Louis G. Schroeher, Roik\ille ('¦ I'l. Herbert A. Colvin, .Merrick, Chester A. Raynor, FleepLif, Clarence E. Doty, Henip-tea i, William Winter, 0((>anside, .Archie .Merritt, Belliiidie. Edward A. Siilaff, We-t H.ii:;.''' 1 Edward V. Kan<, Garden ('it; , William E. Buehanan. Si-.iloi'5, Frederick Wick, 0(•^•i^ll^ ido, rhdiiias Kester, IIicks\ ilU-. ~ Forest J. Bo>deIl. Baldwin, - Thomas E. Malcolm, Ganfen City,
Samuel .Skidmoro, Heitipstead, Euirono L. Eldridge, Roosevelt, '- William H. Tutting, Oceanside, ...¦" Ilarry H. Smith. Garden City. ' Philip Schvvoncke, Hemiislead, Oliver W. Bird, Jr., Hempstead,
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.Men's Christian Association of Nas-1 George H. Stranahan, Baldwin.
sau County, forty-eight inemhers of the Aviation Corps located at .Mineola were entertained at supper al the Methodiist l':piscopal Church in Free- port, lasl Sunday evening. Tht^'e were eight tables, and at each were sealed prominent members of the church, who acted as ho.st and host¬ ess. Those at the heads of the tables were Supervisor and Mrs, Hiram R. Smith, Mr-wnd Mrs. John K. Eldridge, Mr. and .Mrs. William S. Hall, Dr. and Mrs. S. O. Curlice, Mr. and .Mrs. G. T. Van Riper, Mr. and .Mrs. W. B. Oster¬ hout. .Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Cook, Wil¬ liam G. Miller and .Mrs. Frank Wet- more.
At six o'clock an old fashioned church farm dinner was served by the young ladies of the church acting as waitresses. After the dinner the members of the Corps attended the church 'service, and listened to a pa¬ triotic sermon by Dr. Curtice, pastor of the I church and chaplain of tbe FrMport Battalion.
St.anley A. Morrison, Baldwiii. Flovd n. Stafford, Hempsteai, Harry B., Finch, East Rockaway, p:rnest G. Todd, Long Beach, Stanley Smith, Hempstead. Ernest David. Hempstead, Arthur O, Heinrich, Baldwin. Clinton A. Zolllnhof-r, Baldwin lOlisip Toledo, Long Beach. Ernest F. H. Becker, Hicksvill". John B. Smith, Jr., Freeport, Ernest Schmidt, West Hempstead, William Carey, Hempstead, Haywood C. Jones, Freeport, Edward Hendrlckson, Freeport, Ryron W. Barbour, Baldwin, •*' Osmond Pierce, Freeport, Frank E. Rose, Jr., Baldwin John J. Denton, Roosevelt Oliver J. Teeple, Freeport William Brooks, Hempstead Leonard S. Hubbard, R(i08evelt Frank Corse, Freeport Thomas H. Donnelly, Hempstead Alexander Walker, Long Beach Thomas Mrns, Hempstead L«BUr B. VanWicUen
¦Cf .rge Scot I iron. I : ' 'I .1. Vei rill parents.
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and cliild. lohn E. LaiiL'.
child. .'Mcliiird ir. \'o ('harles II. Sop lather-iii-law. .lohn If. .Aim '• ' liiirrv I,. 11; I t ,•
child. 1). Slani'-v C
dalne.l rifiici Willliim C. Oil
child. Henry Frost. Baldwin John Voros. Freepoi !. James A. Noi mill'
niothor. Riehiird A. I'o'.M
and child. Theodore O. Lil
inarried. brother. William Clark. Fr. i-iiort. married. George H. Writiln. Freeport, wife
and child. Percy Johnson, IL lapslead, wife and
children Julius F. H'nitlie, Merrick, married. Frank Krawiee, East Meadow, wife
and children. ( larence Harpell, Hempstead parents Herbert H. Marlow, Hempstead,
wife and child. William Ladden. Baldwin, wife and
, children. P. D. McComhs, Jr., Freeport, wife
and child. Alfred C. Tryon, Heiupsteead, wife
and child. Bernard Welner, Baldwin, wife and
children Charles Toepfert, Hempstead, wife '¦ Arthur Wider, Roo.'*evelt, wife and i child.
i J. W. Rlckmar. Oceanside, mother. Oscar H. Jacobs, Hempstead, wife
axd child. 1 Augustus V. Weber, Freeport, I mother.
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Mott Post Presents Col¬ ors to The Freeport Home Defense Co.
Patriotism Wiis ihe ke.viiot, of Ficipdi IS celebration to its enlisted men last Saturday. The event was arrang.'d by Major Frank H. Holland and Ihe menihi rs of the ihre.^ com¬ panies of the Stale Home Guard
At t o'( lock a formation for paradi» was made on Olive Boulevard as fol¬ lows: Police. Col. S. D, .McAllister and staff, coiiniy, town and village onicials. D. B. IV Mott Post No. ril'7, G. A. R., voluntet r enlisted army and navy men from Freeport, Woodmere Boy Scouts Fill, Bugle and Drum Corps. baiialiou Fre.^poM Home C.uaid.
The voliiiit..er .nlistnl arm.v and navy men who liiird up were:
Army—(apt. Burgess Osterhout. Lieut. .Merritt Cutler. Joseph Pettit, Lindley .Murray. Homy .Murrav, Thos! !¦:. .Murray. Jr.. Edwjird .Meauev. (has. Colyei. .loseph Kelly. Rayiiioml Ama¬ dor. Thomas O'liiieti. Harry IS, ILim. I'tuiy Wilson. Kail .Maxon. llari\ D. .lelTersoti and Jadih Vieriil.
.Naval .Militia Lieut. G. Clifinid Colyi r, Peter Stephen IJecli. Iljiriv E. Betzig, Jerome .Nolan. John E. .No¬ lan. Gordon .MeCartli.v. llar\i\ B. Wood. Dwight J. Bolaiiil. William M, lledell, Waldron Bo.-,<ldi t'. Alexander r'orbes, I'laiik I'ileli. i . .lunies ,Mul- eahy. ({iih-l^. Hdrfiiiaiiii. I'n il .-:i)|.. r, Louis CoiiiiWas, Walter .1. iliii.sdii. Wil- ¦ lis Johnston, .Mauiice Su in, Anihoiiv I ttz, Willliim Hrosnan. L'dgai Corn.11, I .loseph .vlai .Mahi.li, Royal Lewis, Joiill • .Mider.M.i.. Ldwaid Kiogh. (;.(ii;jo i WiiKing. William Ddiiagliy, Claude I Lioili. rill,-, , liaioUl Wallace Smith, j •!. l.iiwri 111 . l;u! I'- ii!i(l W illiaiii 'Mar- -'¦"• 'liiiSf ;ire iill iiiemhi-is ui the rourlli Biitlalion. First nnisidii of !hi N;,\:..l .MihMa.
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The following resoluiion, ii.|'.).:,¦! I at ih(- haii'iuet given lo ciilisl,d n.'o hist Saturday, speaks the aff(.(iion o: tli,' p.iipl,' of Freepoit.
We, the citizens of Fi((port. as¬ sembled together at a hanrimt /iveii in your honor on the l!<th (hiv nf Auaiist, 11)17, in the Villau'e of i're.-- I»orl, .N. V. (iesiK- to expn ts our appreciaiidii of your loyaltv in imi' c'.iiiitr) III .so nobly voliinteerinii voiir services for its proti (lion. We hope your endeavors will materially aid ill ending the military dertt»otl8in which jeopardizoB our independence and endangers our indiislriort. , May God grant you the .strength and hfalth ¦/! endure the hardnhlpH you will encounter, and may you return to UB at the co.iclUHlon of your ef- fort."* safi- and unharmed, carrying with you triumphantly oui' flag en¬ shrouded in a new luster denotinfC peace and liberty for the entir* worM. .
