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MinoolA, M»r 1^.—All tho public •chool* of Namau County are exp»'<ie<J to take part ih tho paj^ant Or the a.thl«(tc ovmts at th« fair grounds here on flaturday. Some of the nchoolii will b* r^proMented In both eventn. It will bo the sr<>at event of the y»»ar an ex- •mpiifylnr the abilities of th«« »lrl« and boya of the public gchool nyntem In llnmi not a part of the regular our- rirulum.
While aomethine of the nort ban been done before, the prORram for Sat¬ urday im certain to bring out greater Interest In public achool work than any prevloun event of the kind In Xai>nau.
There will b« a programme of athletic sport* which wtll demonntrate the physical fltneM of tbe young people of the county. The pageant, on tho other hand, will Reveal a part of the public school worli that will prove tmmen.<»-iy entertaining to thofie parentM and frlendis who attend.
This will be the annual NaaMiu County InterncholaRtlc Field Meet. The eventfl begin at 10 a.m.. The .sporting events will be appropriately placed on the track or grounds, and pageant will be presented In front of the gri'.nJ stand.
Spectators will choose betwoen the different event.s. There will be enter¬ tainment to last well into the afternoon. In case of unflt groundfi, or severe atorm, the meet will be postponed until Saturday, May 28.
Tbe Pageant The pagpunt will be called "The Roll Of Nations." It introduces folk dances representative of various countries. Preparation for tho prespntatlon of the dances has been made with extreme rare to have them truly representative In every way. The costuming will be an Intereating feature.
Leading characters will be Uncle Sam, Columbia and pages. Taking part will be the representatlvos of these schools:
Bohemian folk danco, Plainvlew SfJhool, Brthpage ,Scho<.l; Dutch nation¬ al hymn, I>utch costume dance, Olen Cove School, Valley Stream School; Dutch national dance, I.«cust Valley School; Japanese national anthem, .Jap¬ anese costume dance. Floral Park School; Swedish national hymn, .Swed¬ ish drill, Oarden City School; Norweg¬ ian mountain dance, Hicksville School, Sea Clifr S<;hool, Farmingdale School; English national anthem, r<:ngllsh song *nd dance. East Hempstead School, Merrick School, Seaford School, Roose¬ velt School, Westbury School; English ribbon dunce, Mineola School; Italian Tarantella, Jericho School; Scotch folk Rong, Scotch reel, Pranklln Square School, West Heinpstead School, Floral
I'ark School; Scotch Highland Fling, Wantagh School; Sailor's Hornpipe, Massapequa School; Orecian dance, Oarden Olty School; American Child¬ ren's polka, Malvern School, East Wili¬ iston School; Virginia reel. Rant Nor¬ wich School; American drill and Dixie dance, Ocean Side School; American drill and Clown dance, Baldwin School; American girls' drill. Oyster Bay School; Jumping Rope drill, Syossett School: Atay Pole dance, Cold Spring IIarbo^ School, Massapequa School, SyoasAt School.
Music by Jamaica Band, Oharles L. Oordon, leader.
AiMetk Featurea Dr. H. F. M.ice, In charge of physic al training at the Port Washington High School, In In charge of the athlet¬ ic meet. He has secured u most prom¬ ising set of entries and there Is ft prospect of some excellent work In all the events. With him on the commit¬ tee are Floyd B. Wat.son, Rockville Centra; Wm. Batterson, Lynbrook; Stanley M. Wallace, Roslyn; Kdward H. Oroh, Oreat Neck. The programme Includes:
Grade RventA Class "A", 80 pounds or under: 50- yard da.<»h, Running high jump, Rkt^ nlng broad Jump, 300 yard relay, 00- )'ard dash for girls.
Class "B", under 96 pounds: 75-yard dash. Running high jump. Running broad jump, 440-y,ard relay*. OOyard dash for girla.
Class "C," Over 95 pounds: 50 yards <la.sh, 100 yards dash; running high Jump, running broad jump: 440 yards relay; 50 yards dash for girl.«!. High School Events Class "D", Under 120 pounds; 30 yards dash; 100 yards dash; 220 yards ilash; running high jump; running broad jump; putting 12-pound shot; 880 yards relay; 60 yards dasih for Kirls.
Class "E," over 120 pounds: 50 yards dash; 100 yards dash; 220 yards dash; 440 yards rujti; running high jump; run¬ ning broad jump; putting 12-pound .shot; 880 yards relay; 00 yards dash for girls. Medals win be awarded for first, second and third place in each event except the relays. A banner will he awarded the winning team in oach relay.
Individual medals will be awarded for each event; a gold medal for flrst place, a silver medal for second place and a bronze medal for third place.
IniLsmuch as only one pupil from e.ich school district may enter an event, the schools with a small enroll¬ ment will have the .same chance as those with a larger number of pupils. GRADE EVENTS
60 YARD DASH:— P. Brathauer, W. Hempstead: W. Klein, New ilyd*^ Park; O. Hanna, Wantagh; P. Birmingham, Lynbrook; R. Falrchlld, Roslyn; P. Miller. Mer¬ rick; H. Smith. Floral Park: W. Fred¬ ericks, Elmont; W. White, Woodmere: K. Murray, Oreat Neck: F. Cekala, Ix)- cust Valley; J. Strollske, East Hemp¬ stead; W. Zebllsky, Jericho; 1). Van- Nostrand, East Norwich; J. Kelly, Masaapequa; T. Kefirney} Plalnview; R. Kroemer, Hicksville; 8. Kinghom, Sea Cliff; N. Bates, Roosevelt; F. Brook. .North Bellmore; E. Mennlnger. Pranklln Square; O. Royce, Oyster Bay; E. Small. Westbury; O. West. Ocean Side; Kruger, Ijiwrence; E. Rapp, Baldwin; Mackey, PortWashlng- ton; B. Cowan, Garden City; II. .Mor¬ gan, Seaford; Cunningham, East Meadow; K. Verity, . Freeport; E. Brause, Olen Cove. RtJ.V.NINO HIOH JUMP:—
O. Snndstadt, Wantagh; P. Schrat- weiaer, Lynbrook; J. Healy. Roslyn, A. Pepe. Floral Park; T. Smith. Wood- mere; H. Uhl, Oreat Neck; F. Cekala, IvOcust Valley; L. Millevolte, Hicksville; O. Wolfersdorf, Sea CllfT; C. Wood, .North Hejlmore; E. Mennlnger. Frank¬ lin Squares R. Mills, Oyster Bay: H. Madsen, Westbury: R. .Schwerzel, Ocean Side; Kruger, I^awrence; E. Mc¬ Manus, Baldwin; J. Mackey, Port Washington; J. Hammond, Oard«n City.
KU.VNI.NO BROAD JU.MP^— JK H. Dlstelkamp, West Hempsteatl; E. Smith, Wantagh; E. White, Lynbrook; M. Potapinsky, Roslyn; B. Manning, Floral Park; W. Frederick. Elmont; W. White, Woodmere; H. Dunn, Oreat Neck; J. Hasting, East Hempstead; Kebllsky, Jericho; T. Kearney, Plain- view; O. Wolfersdorf, S«'a Cliflf; N. Bates, Roosevelt: T. Olffet, North Bell¬ more; J, Oenzale, Franklin Square; F. Milillo, Oyster Bay; E. Small, West¬ bury; fl. West, Ocean Side: A. Murry, Ijiwrence; E. M<'ManuH, Bjildwin; .Mac;- key. Port W-i^^i'^ff^o"- ^'- Courtney, Oarden City; H. Morgan, Seaford; J. Manz. Freeport: E. Brause, <!len Covo. 50 YARD DASH—<"irRLS:—
M. Jensen, Bayville; O. Vanlloven. West Hempstead; A. Hausch, New Hyde Park; A. Blo.sser, Lynbrook: 11. Haughwant, Iloslyn; D. Boreal, Mer¬ rick; T. Ampollni, Floral Park: 1). .Tahn, Elmont; E. Noubling, Woodmere, <". Ninesllng, Oreat Neck; E. Stay, Loc\i.st V.alley; L. Pease, Etist Hempstead: H. .Smith. Ea.st Norwich; A. Borley. Hicks¬ ville; D. Ray, Sea Cliff; H. Orifflths. Roose^-elt: B. Sonare, North Bellmoro; II. Quinn, Pr.anklln Square; E. Renison, Westbury; T. Raynor, Ocean Side; Metz- ler, I.«awrence; M. Clark. Baldwin; J. Clmlnera, Port WushinKton: R. Bates, Oarden City; M. Hiinl<, .Mineola; E. Terry, Freeport. 300 YARD RELAY:—
W. Hempsle.id, Lynbrook, Roslyn, Floral Piirk, Elmont. Woodmere, Oreat Nock, IXK-UHt Valley, East Hemt)stead, Hicksville, Sea Cliff, Roosevelt, .North Rellmore, Franklin Square, Oyster Bay, Westbury, Ocean Side. I.iiwreiuH>. I'oit Washington, Oarden City, Seaford. 75 YARD DASH:—
T. rx>mot. Bethpage: L. Bennett. W. Hempstead;E. Roman, .New Hyde Park; E. Corfltzer, Cold Spring Harbor; Nor¬ ton. WVintaRli: J, Smith, Lynbrook:
! CLASS "A", 80 POUNDS OR LESS, Steinberg, Roslyn; A. Rogers, Merrick;
r. Hawkinson. PlomI Park: P. l»«yy*e. Omont: H Ht^t^^rd. Woodmere: 3. Doyle, Orvat fit^cit: H. Plumb, Locust Valley; IL Hunt, East Hempstead; Humphry. JeTicho:|Mnrtling. East Nor¬ wich; T. Kelly, Massapequa; S. Pan- clrola, Plalnview; R. Smith. Sea Cliff; I*. Fl«S^ence, Roosevelt: O. Brooks, North Bellmore: .Strlngham. Pranklln Square; Bermlngham, Oyster Bay; B. Bunn, Westbury; S. Bunker, Ocean Side; Bevllacqua, lAwrence; H. Noon, Baldwin; Be< k. Port Washington; D. Vaughn, Oarden City; C. Powell. Sea¬ ford; A. - UiffiLnti. East Mewlow: A. Apperman, Freeport; Vincent, Olen Cove. RUNNING HIOH JUMP:—
L, Bennett, W. Hempstead; P. Box, Wantagh; K. Wlldermeth, Lynbrook; G. Guller, Roslyn; W. l>ahl. Floral Park: W. Marson. Oreat Neck; H. Plumb, Locust Valley; V. Chanavas, East Norwich; C. Burton, Sea Cliff; O. Diem, .North Bellmore; W. Barthol- dus, Pranklln Square; J. Birmlnghfun, Oyster Bay; M. Dowling, Westbury: K. Kaye, Ocean Side; Reymers, I.awienc-5; M. Sjirgow. Baldwin; W. J>>lber, I'ort Washington; J. Darking. Garden City; J. Stevens, Freeport; Vincent. Olen Cove. .A.dtliMi
RUN.NINO BROAD JUMP:—
F. Butler. Bethpage; C. Naumnnn, West Hf^npstead; F. Donohue, Cold Spring Harbor; H. Allen. Syosset; H. Wulf, Wantagh;E. Neu, Lynbrook; O. Verity, Roslyn; O. Torrey. Floral Park; J. Harsch, Elmont; H. Shepard, Wood mere; AV. Carroll, Oreat Neck; O. Ros- lund, Ix>cust Valley; H. Hunt. East Hemp.stead; J. Smalllng, Massapequa; S. Panclrola, Plalnview; K. R»iy, Hen CllfT: P. Florence, Roosevelt; O. S<'hUide- be<k. North Bellnfore; 11. Baylis, Frank¬ lin Square: H. Hicks, Oyster Bay; B. Bunn, Westbury; K. Kaye, Ocean Side; Reymers, Lawrence; Bei-k. Port Wash¬ ington; J.. Savage, Garden City; F. Weber, .Seaford; A. Aperman, Freeport, 50 YARD DASH—GIRLS:—
J. McCoum, Bayvllle; O. Heedene, West Hempstead: O. NlcoiasI, New Hyde Park; D. Little, Lynbrook; E. Hayes, Roslyn; J. Welms, Merrick; H. FIckweller, Floral Park; A. Young, El¬ mont; E. Mott, Woodmere; M. Wllaon, Great .Neck; M. .Mongelluzzo. Lo<usl Valley; M. Aldrich, PUist Hempstead; L, Lyons. Jericho; M. I.enzer. Hicks- \ille: J. Conklin, Sea Cliff; C. Ryf, Roosevelt; M. Berwind, North Bell more; M. Volkommer. Franklin Square; J. Kleiner, Oyster Bay; M. Jackson, Westbury; .M. Vogel, 0<'ean Side; R(jwe, I>awrence; R. Devoe, Baldwin: I. Campbell. Port Wasiilngton: E. Kirk law. Oarden City; C. Rowan, Mineola; K. McGulre, Freeport; L. Strlngham, Olen Cove. Other entries will appear tomorrow.
FINED, THREATENS TO DISPOSSESS HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW
She Accused Him of Forcing Door
to Her Home; He denies Cliarge
Bat Has to Pay $10
Freepoit, May 19.—Joseph Flaherty of 148 Newton boulevard was lined $10
in court Tuesday for forcing the door
of the premises of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jklt.ry Tyes, at 150 Newton boule vard on tbe afternoon of April 30.
>lrs. Tyes testified that ho burst open the door, and her statements were c»r- roboratei by two witnesses.
Flaherty testified that Mrs. Tyes wait his mother-in-law, and that his wife had been 111 and not in accord with her mother for sorpe time. On the day in question she had gone out for the first time and had guhe to her mother's back door, asking that she might come In and .speak to her.
Mrs. Tyes told her tq come In, and In another moment Flaherty heard a scuf¬ fling in.slde, and fearing for his wife's safety, wrenched open the door to see what wxH going on. Mr.s. Flaherty tes¬ tified that her efforts at a reconciliation h.ad met iritlt little success and that her mother was trying to put her out of the house when Flaherty intervened.
Flaherty conductetl his case him.self, including cross-examinations. He stated that his efforts to make his section of Bennington Park as clean as possible had made enemie.s for him, and thnt the pre.sen^t trouble had started over the dumping of garbage on his premises.
He had not entered the house of his mother-in-law, but had merely opened the door to see what was going on in¬ side. As a result of the ca.se, Flaherty threatens to start dlsj)0.sses proceedings a^'ainst his mother-ln-iaw through the civil court.s. His flne of $10 was paid and he was allow<*d to depart.
Flaherty appeared to be a negro of .soni^ education, anil he made a good impies.sion in court. His mother-in- law appeared to be a meek and gentle old "Mammy," btit It was evident that an undercurrent exl.sted that was not tnado public.
tie Main ?;troft. Hempstead, on July 1.
We, the majority of the ex-«erTlce 'men of Hempstead and vicinity, have loag watched with Interest the great work this branch has been doing for »ervice men in the past three years. Innumerable in¬ stances came up before the organi¬ zation of the American Legion Post in Hempstead—In.stances whereby this branch was enabled to help many service men in many ways. They are also at present, furnish¬ ing lunches to over 60 school chil¬ dren and teachers, thereby helping in A,mericanizntion work, which will be of untold value in the yeara to come.
We, the members of Hempstead Post, The American Legion, thor¬ oughly believe thnt by so closing this canteen and social service house an irreparable inju.stice will be done to the many people now being as- al.sted by this branch.
We earnestly request your re¬ consideration of the momentous de- ci.slon you have made to close the chapter.
Appreciating In advance any ef¬ forts you may make toward-^econ. sidering this .serious matter, we aiv, Respecfully yours,
ALDRICH VAN DOHLEN, JR., Cororoander.
Y.W.C.A.GIRI5T0 STAGE 4 PLAYS IN FREEPORT TONIGHT
Freeport, May 19.—Tho T. W. C. A, Girls will present four one-act plays at the Fi-eeport Club this evening. Mrs. E. T. Cheshire, Mrs. L. Klelnachnldt and Misff Haight have been coaching the various playlets o-ssl.sted by MlSi* Margaret Johnson, the local secretary.
The music will l>e by the high -Achool orchestra under the leadership of Mim Haight. Most of the young ladioa in the cants are well kno^-n In tho vll* lage.
The "Oonsplrators" will be given by the Eighth Grade Corps and will com¬ prise some 40 girls
"Cat i ear." a Japanese playlet, will feature Helen Ault, Dorothy Clark, Adolphino Benowitz, Adelaide HustOn, Edith Story, Margaret Oould, Dorothy KIrchgassner and Ruth Place'
"The Maker of Dreams" will be in- teriu-etod by Ruth Mock, Alice Haight an«r Dorothy Fleming.
"Food," a. comedy, "will feature Abe Raphael, Gertrude Johnson and Rich¬ ard AlcChesney.
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AMERICAN LEGION ENTE^ PROTEST
Urges County Chapter to Recon¬ sider Intent to Close Hempstead Red Cross House
Hemp.ste.od, May 19.—Hempstead Post ,190, American Legion, has .sent a letter to Charles Hinton, secretary of the Nassau County Chapter, American Red Cross, at Mineola, protesting affainst the discontinuance of the canteen and social service house in Hemp.stead, and urKinp eaine.st reconsideration of tlie detision to close it. The letter:
Hempstead Post 390, Tho Ameri¬ can Legion, has been reliably in¬ formed that the Nassau County Chapter, American Red Cros.>», i.s Roinp to close tho canteen and so¬ cial service house of the Hempstead- Garden City Branch, located on Lit-
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Park Avenue Rockville Centre
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 18—WiUiam Fox preients
WILLIAM FAENUM
in a throbbing tale of the West
"DRAG HARLAN"
Mutt and Jeff Comedy
HIOH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
THURSDAY, MAY 19—Zerner Films present
"THE DEVIL'S CONFESSION"
Presented By An AU Star Cast
Miss Louise Lee, star of this picture, will appear in person. Ruth
Roland in the flrst episode of "The Avenging Arrow."
Snub Pollard comedy "Whirl of the West."
FRIDAY, MAY 20—William Fox presents PEARL WHITE
in Henri DernHtein's Greatest Play
"THE THIEF'
Comedy "All Balled Up." Movie Chat
Coming Attractions—Saturday, May 21, David Butler in "GIRLS Don't Gamble." Vaudeville, Pathe News,
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