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Ploral Park, June St.—The FTorai upark M. B. Church community houae
( !oiras nsed for tbe flrat tiqie on Hunday. "In tha marnina the regtUar l*unda.v I'Hicboel Mssion was held, tbe^e being <'<iS34 praa^nt. In the evening at S *>'clo< k 1*11^ building was dedicated. <*•> First an the waning program was the '"'JtroosaaUnal of the branches. "Tfoe mem- /^!(bar8 mat at tha cburch building and ''•marcbed into the community house, the
'^ IDgAtiHg carryins branches of trees and '••¦hraba wblch they laid ou the platform l',lim thay aang.
• t.. They were folhiwed by the children "]}ad by Mra. H. Fickweiler, who curried 'n'tHoman, and these were laid <m top of **'^he branches, which made a brilliant •tacombination. V •*•• After Bcriptur^ reading and piayo* I^ltbe building y^tnA tiedicated by the Hev. •'"iCdaar H. Jackaon, pastor of the church. JJ" After scripture reading and prayer, <«>4he bulMIIng was dedicated by the Rev, ""Edgar 8. Jackson, paslor of the churrh. "ii Miss Audrey Alen gave a vecitatitm '•"•nlitled "Sunshlnt"," which nmveye.l an i'llappropriate lesson. Albert Hammond '•"playsd a violin solo, accompanied bj' i^JjMiss Joceiyn.
•*> Then followed a |»agoant entitled '.Mo **J|rality," which was well impersonated iiis.by Ml«B Irene llmfrlcht. Miss I>orothy •"'Constable, Miss Helen Kollock, Miss Lu Jlllcile Constable, Miss Matilda Waltera, "•'Howard Hayden, Allen Hayden. I.Uiyd 't'jGoldamilh and Fred Heidtmann, -.•¦ The program closed with singing by '"'the congregation.
V,',\ In addition to the pastor <;f ihe *••• church, the following commiltee, who ""have been connwtetl with the work.
• »M occupied seats on the platform: Wil- •"*' Ham H. Parry, K. L. Frost, George \V. >^t.LaCour, Arthur H. (Joldsmllh, tiehrgc '••'.VandeBogarl, Frwlfericlo iHeidtmanti, «*«»Oeorge H. Downing, Alexander M. fn JJJ'toah, I, W. Hommel, Fred Han.sen, How
)»«*»ard Hayden, Henry J. Parry, William JIJI Roberts, J. D. Jamelson, II. Flckwell
• »*•. The new building, which was erected t^li primarily to accommodate the Hunday »» • )^-hool, will seat aliout GOO, hus an cx '*" cellent kitchen for Iho ladies' use. stage »» » with dressing room on either side, foot- *J" lights, etc., and booth for moving pic
• •¦• turea.
'»'» The flrat cotnmunity gathering will In- \^',', heW next Friday evening, at which time r«»t the Polyanna picture will bo shown. 'll', -f
::;; col. roosevelt to act
-•'as SWIMMING MATCH REFEREE
! , PreeCKMrt. June 3.—Tht Pickert Stock ! Co., whicli wiil open an iDdafinite en¬ gagement at the Pr*»port AodMoHum Thursday evening, will present plays with (areful c(.>nsideration of the von. turning, scenery, eletrtilcftl effects and >ther easentials which go to make U| flrst claaa preaeatatioas. Tbe corapaay (»rries a apecial scenic artist to de¬ sign and, flt stagiF settings to each fitaise.
If patrona will drop a ttlte to the Auditorium ittanagement and select whatrVer play tbey desire to see out luf the foilo'wing list, a coasensus of opinion will l>e taken for future pro- d' .ctions.
" Cappy Rirlui, pieaae a*t Married, Ka|r and Warmer, Which One ftlutil 1 Marry?, Ht. Klmo, The Rosary, Com mon t'lay, Johnny Cet Vour (Sun, Th« Marriage Ciuestlon, Mary's Ankle, Th< (^ave (Sirl, Othrr People's Money, Th< House of Lies. That OiH Patsy. Wetl ding Bells, A flood Pellow, Hello Bill. A Little tllrl in a Big City. Tea Poi Three. Wonum in It<M»OT IS. The Olrl in The Limousine, Parlor, Bedroom an< Hath, PoUyanna, I'tig o' My Heart Friendly Knemles, The Naughty Wif< Rose of Killarney, Ten Nights in i Hari'fsnn. Lena Rivers, Ho I>ong Letty The Shepherd of Bargain Row, Pegg; Behave, Slippy Mngeo, The Waminu The Havo*', The Little Citi That C.o< Forgot.
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:'»«<« Oyster Bay, June 22.—Col. Theodyie '"•* Roosevelt, -Assistant Secretary ot the ,,,, Navy, has consented to act as honorary •M» referee of the lirst swimming meet to be im held by the newly formed Oyster Bay yf swimming club at Oyster Bay on Sal- "•• urday. Ur, James Hall, of Oyster Buy. ,f(i president of the swimming club, will be *"• the "working" referee, and will bo as *Iir slBled by Miss Charlotte Kpsleln, of lh- ;••» New York Women's Swimming Club. ^JJJ all of whose stars are cnfered In the fi*it meet.
'' "' The events are: 100 yard handicap
^ .,)( 220 yard Junior chamiiionship and faiio,\
il ''•'¦ diving for women and 100 yard and 41(
A(V,\t yf-^'^ handicaji for men. The events are
:•••• sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic I'n
tTtl* *""• "' which the Oyster Bay Swimming
•(t« 6lub is a memlier. The races will be
•""• held between Ihe two piers at Ferry
^vie.ii Beach, where the ferries land ut Oyslei
'*" Bay and where ('olonel Roosevelt dot^s
,*,,most t>f his fishing on his brief trips
••••back home from Washington.
*']j Ferry Beach is run by Kdgfir H,
4IM Adams and l''red A. Wenck, New York
""Athletic Club champion swimmers of
til. twenty years ago. Dr. Hull, president
• ••» o'f the Oyuter Bay Swimming Cluh, »,«. I'layod goal on "the New York Athletic
_,»•*• Club waler ])olo team Imel; in the S'llh i j;j*.atreet club house In 189B and 1896.
• «»• All the Mercury Foot stars arc enter- ?: *"'ed in the races and I^eo Oicliel will be f (toon scraii ll in the qiiartoi-mile haiidlt-up.
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ytt»> Bellmore, June 22.—Comment emcnt ."¦''"exercises of tho Bellmoro .school wert- ^ ••>*heia last eveniitg at Firi>men's Hall bo- ^¦"J""fore a lurge gathering of friends und *i«»reiattves who enjoyed the progiani to "J|the utmost.
*'-> Oraduutes and nienibuts of the t-''*-'|fBcuity and Boaitl of Kducation are:, I »»»• CluMs Roll—Peter .Andrew Cattauo, i' '"^president; Frank Michael Selteducati. .•tvice-preaidont; J. Kdward Nowak. sec "*retary; Seward Hunt h^mith, John !,t,CharleH Fox, Robert Lawrence Dunne, j* '"•Agraes Klla M<4'.lincey, Mary EiiscalK'Hi '">an Nostrand. Marion. Marie Bolte, «4i''V(,ra Katherine Meriltt, Altna Karp. "ll Faculty-P. L. |Hyle, prinviiial; Mrs. •••Oiary K. tjulgley, Helena A. t^asey, ll'JMarKUerite E. Bec5«^r, Anna M. Becktr !»'. Boa'i'SN of ^ Education — (I'hartos H. '"¦Rusaell. ^^ prwddent; John J. Uung- A'Aatt, Henry O. Smitb.
MERRICK
The Meriick Hocial Club held its I!i2l initial outing on Hunday, J unf 19, at High Hill Beach, and it was uj lo the Ktandard of everything done bj this up to-date club. The motor launth "Maggie" carried fhe flfty young peo pie out and liack, in comfort. Tht start was made from the railroad sta fion at 9 o'cliK'k, in automobiles ant? Ihe boat was taken at Bellmore. Th< day was lileal. the young people ir high spirits. Fine music was dispen.set* on outgoing and incoming trips. Bo> lunches were eaten with gusto on ar rival at Ihe beaf,;h, after which bath ing nnd picture-taking and ^lean wholesome fun wore in order. Prat- fically all the youngsters donned theii bathing suits in tents erected by tht boys, and had an exciting time in the n\irt.
Another meal was partaken of at i o'clock, and the return trip started at 7 o'clock.
A pleasant feature was the Kong .Service in the cabin on fhe way back. Kveryone crowtlcd into the cabin (in¬ cluding flvo young ladies who had missed the last regular bout back and were taken in by the Hocial Club nnd made its guests.) The Lord's Prayer was repeated, hymns were sung, and u talk given by one of the members. The young people wero interested in, apd enjoyed the meeting immensely. '
Present were l*residnt William Rei- Icr; Vice-President Kathryn Reich; He.cretar>c, Arthur H, Otto; Treasurer Jessie Saggione; Mrs. Josephine Reito* Gross, Rol>ert Miller, Helen und Lois Cti-eave.s, Jennie and Catherine Hag- gionc, Margaret Snea, Eleanor Frtttlel, Viola Hendrlckson, Helen and Lillian Otto, May Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dewar, Mildred and Lucille Dewar, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. tJ. Furey, Virginia und Evelyn Furey, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. t'hristy, Mrs. Robert Midmer, John Britton, Antonio Canini, Bklgar 1). Lloyd, Elmo' Lloyd, I.,ouis W. Schnei¬ der, Charles Rowe, Robert Midmer, Dermot Loman, Arthur Schledorn, 8. Hchnilzer, Sylvester Franklin and others,
ArrangemeiTts were mado to repeat the outing on Sunday, July 8.
RESERVE BOARO CffiCISION Mm BISINESS; LOANS TO K MORE EASILY OBTAINED
Washington, June S2.—A boom to bustneas will be hastMied by a decision of Federal Reserve banks to cut re¬ discount rate.f. Ofllcials are Arm in this opinion. Money will l>e more readily available to borrowers at easier rates.
The Pederal Res^i^cie Board has re¬ ports from all districts iriiowing urgent demand for new fimds. A great amount of domestic devalopment work, requiring new Capital, is reported to Preiudent Harding.
With easier money market condi¬ tions fiovernment flscal authorities in r-ommunicatloas to bankers have stress- I'd th*- necessity of giving priority to Ameiican enterprises. The Pederal Re- ¦*rve Board has scented danger in the tendency of some banking ttuarters to give heed to tbe demands of foreign enterprises.
From reports to the> Board, official.'* learn that many foreign concerns have shafwd their affah* With a^^ieW to '.>btaining their flnanciai supiK>rt from Aint^rit-an bankers.
Member lianks of the Federal Rc- .<erve system have been cautioned that ;hl8 foreign demaad creates a situi^ tion which may be fraught with danger to Ameiican Industrial and ag¬ ricultural interests unless bankers carefully conserve .surplus resoun-es for the lieneflt of American concerns.
The att'itudc of Oovernment fiscal of¬ flcers, made i>laln in latest bulletins to bankers, reflects a purpose to look out for "America first," and to-v avoid highly speculative ventures, involving the tioing up of American credit thut .should lie employed in so-called essen¬ tial industries af; home.
Greater flnanciai strength of the reserve banking system, offlclals said, reflects to a notable degree the man¬ ner in which llQuidation has proceeded since inflation was at its peak less than a ypar ago. Oflicials beiievt? liquidation ha.s reached near tho nor¬ mal point in many lines of business.
The public scbool doslac eBlartain'^ ment waa bald oa Monday evcabis in Pire Hall:' The cxercisss, driHV aad plays were very cradUable. Tha eTm- Ing was a source of pleasure Ur>»all who attended. Jodging by ibV at¬ tendance a larger hall will be required next time- More tban half of those preaont were compelled to stand.
Pupila graduated are: Agnes Ella Mc- Olineey, Mary Elisabeth Van Nostrand, Marlosi Marie Bolte, Vera Katherine Merritt, Anna Karp, Peter Andrew Cat- tano. Prank Michael Setteductitl, J. EM'ward Nowak. Seward Hunt Smith. John Charlejs Pox and Robert Lau¬ rence Dunne.
An aiMreaa to the ciasa was given by IPrlncipal P. L. Hyle. John J. Cang- loft altso addrcsse*! tho pupils and the diplomas Wetv presented by Charles H. Rujwell, president of the Boa I'd of Edu¬ cation.
There was a large attendance on Friday evening at the theatre when a concert was given by the South Side Choral Club for the beneflt of tbe^ Kpiscopnl <Aurch building fund. George Liech favore* the audience with selec¬ tions from operas which were greatly enjoyed,
EfWORni LeAgUE OFHCERS INSTALLED AT HEMPSTEAOJ
HempataaA. Juna £}-—A moot inter- \ eating aervfos waa held at the Hainp- j stead Methodist Church last Sunday ev-; ening when Dr. Curtice preached a ser- j mon on the topic, "Why tl^e King Pall j ed." He empbaaized the Imperative-1 ness and gk>ry of tbe call to duty and tt>e dlsastiwia rasuUs otf dlsabedtew^ j and Inetailad the nawly elected offlcers; of the Epworth Lea«ue.
Those preaent for instali^tibn were: Presklent. Ra^h Hovers: flrst vie* pres¬ ident, Edwin L. Tsale; second vice pres¬ ident. Miss MariorKPtke: thUxl vice preiUdent, Miss Ruth Kyan: fourth vice president. Miss Gladys D. Holllster: sec¬ retary, Miaa MUdred H. Hall: tre8.8Urer, Harry L. Brets; pianist. Miss Margaret Doty.
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The Fire Company has planned to give the children a good time on the Fourth of July. There will be a dance in the evening at the Firfe Hall.
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Various commillees will be appointed and a number of important mailers will be discussed Including Ihe fiuure I>ollcy of the oragnizalion.
Present '-^cers, from David Levy, pt'esldent, to Jamos Hanse, socrefary, nre filled with enthu:3iasm over Iho idea and thoy aro are oul lo mako Ihe Freeixjrt Chamber of Commerce a strong factor in the affairs ot the village.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary and the flre¬ men of Company 1 will meet in joint KCHijlon this week to perfect artange- mcnts for July 4 celebration. Her¬ man Rot tier, who will have charge ot fhe flreworks display, will a.tteiui to outline hi.s pro^i-am, A big time •In on for the Fourtli, Don't mi.ss it Haseball In the morning. Firemen vs. Men's Club; athletic games in the aft¬ ernoon, flrvwork.s, dancing and refresh¬ ments in the evening.
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