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Freeport. April 11.—The remains ofj Henry T. Mohr, who waa killed over¬ seas during fhe war, wtll arrive In Fr»e ; port on the noon train tomorrow. It Will be met by a delegsitlon from the i William Clinton Htory Post of ttie J American Legion. i
The body will lie in hla late home on j Newton houlevard until Bunday when funeral services will be held nt the Church of the Holy Redeemer at 3 p. tn. It hnd previously been announced that the services would be at 2 p. m., hut the hour has been changed.
The village flag will fly at half staff from the time of the arrival of the body until It la taken away for burial.
All members of the Post and alno of the Woman's Auxiliary who iMCve cars are requested to notify R. D. Campbell, on Church street, before 6 p. m. Saturday.
The flremen will be represented at the funeral services, as llenry Mohr waa the only meml)er of the Freeport Flre Department that wns killed during the war.
Members of the William Clinton .Story Post will oneet at Olive Boulevard and Main street nt 2:15 Sunday aftemorm und march to the church In a bo<ly. Ci¬ vilian clothes are to be worn.
Following the services ut the church the body will be taken to Oreenneld for burial where the Amorioan Legion bur kl servicp will be held.
A flring s<iuad from Co. M, Hemp- Bte.id, is expected to itc on hand. »
WANTAGH
Philippine Assembly Asks U. S. for Independence
FREEPORT HAS QUIET BUILDER
IN MERCHANT HYMAN SCHLOSS
Firth PblUppiM I.««UfaaHra la Joint HeaMiaa
T^15. J','"" .^'>'l'nP'"e I.»KlslatlIr^ of the intemstlooal effalri the Filipino
Ii<'i>l>le intrel.v uH|iir« ti. hecioiop anotliar < iiiDirlouH .niKl tllfM't inntniiuciit for tho Iiro)tre»ji of liberty :in<l ilTllIzatloii: that In th* tranquil .iiiiriip of their yt-am ut 4uii.'<tlliitlunal clevpliipmpittH the.v will iiMiliiluIn, for .ill p<-o|j1,> inliulilting their iplhlhle Iiind. the eHMfmo ami beneflt
I ^ttlrti^l. ahown In Ihe jihore ph<. "*" logWph In Joint nf'suloii. liMit agnln •dopteil rrtulutloiiM iiHkinir tin* I'nlted Ktntex fur inimeilitiie Imlependeni'e, The leirlHlatiirf. throntih ita <'oininUslon of InUepemieurp, sent the following uiesaa^ie to the Auierlian |ien|/le.
"The l''lll|>lno people woiilil not l.o Jii.^t of ileinoerotli' InMtitutloiM: that they will
I.Adles' Aid Society will meet Wed- nenday afternoon with Mr."?. John Box, Wiint'igh avenuo.
Polly Anna Junior Circle met Friday nftornoon with Mrs. CharleH .Schiifer.
Rehearsals of Senior Choir will iw held at the home of Mrs. Wllll.am Mac¬ Donald Woilnesdny night.
Friday evening Mr. Andrew Box cele .hnated his eighty-eighth birthday at the home of his daughter, Mth. (.'harlc.s H. Roblnnon, with wliom he lives. Mr. Box enjoyed his party vei;y much.
Mr. and Mr.s, Henry Waltemade and family spent Sunilny at their home on .Tones nvenue preparatory to opening It for the se.'ison. >
to thera«elve>i if itt IIiIh ifioineiit, when their polltleal Hepartitlon from Ihe sover¬ eign roHMtry la lieliiff proponed, they ahould fall to ei|>reii« in Ihe rlt-areat and Uiom( emplialli- manner the '<entliiifnU iiikI purpoaeH !hnl Intplre their mtlon, Tlicy therefore deeiu it Ihelr iliit.v to affirm:
i-onllnue to a.sooi'iale, in so fiir a» thla will he «i,ejitul>le and their «tren»:th will [lennlt. in Ihe work of reeouatrmtlon, Jiiatiie and peace cMrriett nn hy the I'nlted StateH in euntlniiutlon of thi'He other iin- il.rtaklnjfi*. the hl|{h purpoae of whleh was Ihe eaiiae. ueiordlng lo President
That iudeiKMidenee, ir.!«tenil of rte.«troylntf W'llsor^ 'of the raajrnlflee'nt eo-operatloB
or weakenlnir, will ."iren»flhen the hon.la rturlnfr the war l.etween the Amerlean
of friendshlii aijd appreelatlon rreated nn.l Filipino peoples,' nnd. finally, that
b.r the Kratltuile of the Filipino people. In thus preaervlnjr their lieat traditions
not only for the flnni measure of eom- jilele Jnntlee and humnnit.r that they eon- (Idently expect, lint for all the previous dlalntereated work so siilemlldly per¬ formed for the lieneflt „f (he I'hlllnplnen hy BO many faithful sons of .Sraerlea : that Ihls jrrMliliiile will l.e the llrftt foiida- menlal fmt.ir in llie fiiliire lelatioiiM lie tween llie I'rilte<l Stales anil the Pliillli- pine I.sliinils; t!:jt In the ['"^si'iit .slalf
and In.stltiittons In the ne*' sTtuaflon whleh will stren(tth»n tmd perfect thera Ihe Klllpino people will I'ontlniie to mnlte their eonntry. as heretofore, a aafe jilaoe of law and order, jiistl'-e nnd llherty, where Amerleans and forelg-nera. ns w»ll ns Natlon.ils, may live peueftillv In the (lUrsiilt of huppinos:! and prosperity and mfr In the enlovinent of their iirotierty n>i well as of Ihelr llhertv."
FREEPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lohrman enter¬ tained the Jolly Twelve (.'lub Friday night with a N'ew England supjier.
Mrs. J. J. Fussell will honor her new daugl\ter. Mrs. .lames Krwln Fu8.sell, with a "tea" on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 0 j). m. at her home on Won- tagh avenue.
Saturtlay night the firemen gnve their flnal basketball game. A keam from Bay Shore Wivs their opponentH. Score was 33 to 18 lu favoi* of Wniitagh, Dane Ing followed.
Thursday night the firemen held their regular monthly meeting and several new members were voted on.
ft ¦¦"¦^¦^ The Ladles' Aid dinner will be hekl
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge E. Libboy, for¬ merly of 37 North Bergen plnce, h:ivo soldlheir homo and have moved to Win- In the pari-sh house Wednesday even-[sted. Conn. Mis. Llbbey hns written thc ing April 20, from 6 to 9 p. m. A so- Review that the family aic sorry to clal time Is anticipated.
Mrs, C. J. Charles of Ll Waiiare street was tendered a l)ii'thday party on Saturday, April it by her friends. The evening wa.s spent in games an<l hav¬ ing a general giHKl timc after which ;i delightrui repast was held. Present were: MU.s .loan Charles. .Miss Marie Clarke, Mi.sH Nellie Foley, Mi.'^i) Hose AI. Brazier, .lohn N. Hartman, jr., Joseph ZaJlcek, Thom.is Wusk, Lewis II. Charles and several relatives of Mrs. Charles from Sayvlllo.
Companions of tlic Forest of America will hold a domino, pinochle and euchn Thursday evening, Aprii 14. In the lodge rooms on the West Merrick road.
have severed their connections with the vllliigr and the new.spaper.
Stephen P. Pettit is <iround ngair after a slight Illness that kept him in- dfTors for a day or two.
The Mothers' Club wiil meet this af¬ ternoon nt thc drove street school when Mrs. Kernan, the school nurse, will talk on "Child Hygiene.' On Tuesday, April 19, a benellt afternoon performance will be given at the American Theatre.
It Is reported thnt Mrs. Stephen Pet¬ tit may hnve fo undergo a second opera¬ tion, but her many friends are hoping for her very speedy recovery.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Service Club of Cassiopeia Chapter, 463, O. E. 9., will meet Wednesday af¬ ternoon, Apill 20, in the Fellow Craft Club house, Lincoln avenue, to take up wiM'k pertaining to the chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boiler of 31S Lin¬ coln avenue has returned for the sum¬ mer to their home at 318 Lincoln ave¬ nue. They have been in the city since January 1.
Rummage sale for the beneflt of Win¬ ona Martin Auxiliary will be held Fri¬ day, April 16, and Saturday, April 16. In tho old Observer building, corner Ob¬ server street and village avenue.
CLBANING DYBINQ
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LADIES' ANO GENT'S TAILORING
Suits made to order
Worlk Cftlled tor and OeltTered
USED CARS
March 16, 1921 Make Motor No. Cost
Chandler Chummy. .22762 1700.00 Chandler Chummy. .24639 900.00 Chandler Chummy. .28602 950.00 Chandler Tourinc.. .80963 ISTS.OO
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ChandW Diapctch. 1920.. .1.850.00 Chandler Diapeteli. 1918.. .1,460.00 Velie Sedan 2,160.00
BALDWIN
C, II. Luerrsen of C.rand nvenue has started fhe ball rolling in brightening up Criand avenue near the dejiot with a 300 Watt bracket liKht over the front of his real estate office. About twenty llf these lumps will be put up in'varl- 011.S parts of the vlllago.
Joseph Fusco has opened a tailoring .<?hop at 3 Orand avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. .Skinner and son and daughter of 7 C.rand avenue, Bald- Win, left Friday morning for a vi.sit of throe weekfi to relatives in Detroit and Midland, Michigan.
Mme. J. S. Bettlnettl has been con¬ fined to her home for the past week with blood poisoning in her hand caused by :i spider bite. She ia Improving now.
Recdb Tniflf Te Pi* Ort S^oei Haate Fire Witk SM»wbdIa-~ Fmt To Use Electric Ligbt PUat
Freeport. April 13.—Some men go through life «alllng attention to all of their iiubllr worku and virtues und nev¬ er miiw an opiKirtunlty to get their name in print or before the public eye. Other men lead their lives, quietly and without gusto, doing work for the l)ene- fit of their neighbors and for the ben- fit of their community without expect ing public prai.ie. Cities are built Ui>on the effortB of auch men, and Freepori Is fortunate In having a number of them. Hyman Schloss. who owns tho largest atore In Freeport, is of the type that is a builder. He came here about thirty years ago from Russia, long before the Red iiand started to rule Its bloody reign over the land. ,
Soon nfter arriving In this countrj- Ml'. Schloss made one fortunate move: he married Miss Lillian Livingstone of New Brunswkjk, N. J.
He flrst started business opposite the Freeport Bank In a building known .is the old Opera House and nfter two years mo\'ed to the corner of Mnin street and Merrick road. That was called "Nichols Corner" in those days.
Mr. Schloss had Initiatlvo and was the first to put window display fixtures und hanging gasoline lamps In his win¬ dow. When the electric light pl.ant started in Freeport he was the first to turn on lights in his .store window.
His business prospered and soon he added to the store occupied by the rem- pany at the present time. He is active in vlilage affairs and belongs to the Odd Fellows, the B. P. O. K., Rebecca Lodge and is a trustee of the Temple B'nai Israel, He Is a charter member of the Wide Awake Knglne Co.. the second oldest c'ompany wn the village, and re¬ calls the burning of the old school house when an attempt was made to put out the blaze by throwing snow on the flames.
Mr. .Schloss has two .sons. Dr. Mervin L. Schloss, who Is a rising young den¬ tist with a growing practice, atul Ijiw¬ rence. who is associated with hi.f father I in the store. Mr. Schloss Is C2 years of •age and has seen many changes in Free- i IK)rt.
j The cluster of lights outside hLs store show his progressiveness .and he Is the I only one that has ever had the inili- intive nnd interest to ti'y and do .some- i thing for the village streets. I Mr. .Schloss is quiet nnd unassiimint; I but hi.s work In tho village has been of jthe most constructive kind and Freeport is all the better for having men of lii.s I typo.
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I Dandelions may be considered as .1 j liability If in the lawn, but a real die. I tary asset when .served cooked as i greens or uncooked as a salad.
oeived many congrutulations for her beautiful voice and unusual enunola- tk>n wh<« she sang at the Hotel Antcw Sunday. Mlsa 8chiin<>rh«m's voice ghoiwed a brilliancy for either church or ifrand opera.
HYMAN SCHLOSS
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Olga .Snmaroff gives the eighth and last of her recitals of Beethoven .Sonatas in Aeolian Hall at 3 tomor¬ row. The program comprises Op. 108 in B flat major. Op. 109 in E major and Op. Ul in C minor.
Rudolph Bachco, a Russian Vlftllnlst, with Kinanuel Balaban as accompanist, will give a recital In Carnegie liall tomorrow evening at 8:1G.
ANNUAL mSSiC WEEK CELEBRATION, APRIL 17 te 24
New York City will have its second annual celebration of Music Week April 17 to 24. The purjKJse of Music Week is to focus publk* attention on music through a concentration of mu¬ sical arti\'ity: and to spread the ben¬ efits of music more widely among the people.
This celebration Will extend over the environs of New Tork City within a radius of thtrty-ftve mllea and the peo¬ ple of Rock ville Centre will not wish to big behind In a new movement of this kind. Laat year literally thou¬ sands of clubs, schools, churches, mU' slcal sojieties. Industrial plahts, set¬ tlements, theatres, moving picture housef, and other institutions con¬ tributed their aid In the clty-wlde demonstration.
Not only did a mighty wave of har¬ mony sweep over the city but the con¬ centration of eCfort arrested the at¬ tention of our great cosmopolitan population, and Impressed on Its con¬ sciousness the wonderful versatility of music and Its Importance in the lives of all people. Many other cities are following New York's example and are Instituting an annual music week.
New Vork's second Music Week will build on the foundation iaid in Febru¬ ary. 1920. tho account of which is published In book form.
Thf* pui*pose of this event la to Im¬ press upon everyon** the value und mission of music.
Tho InHuence of music must re.ach those vast clrcleti of the people who
bare not yet com>' under Its benejiclent power, and Its blessinga mbst be ex¬ tended tn every man. woman tuid child, whatever be their age or station in life. if irfuslc Is to fulfil Its ralasion aa a •ertrant Ip all. .Music for everybody— everybody for music.-Thfar Is the funda¬ mental reason for Music Week, hut there are many additional and sul>- sidiary reasons also.
All organizations are urged to Join in this celebration; but here in Rock¬ ville Centre we ask psurtlculorly for the cooperation of the churches, com¬ munity chorus, Y. W. C. A., music teachers and the schools. Some of the w^ys In whieh we may emphashic tbe importance of music In the schni>ls afe: By musical programs. lectures on the value of mu8U\ stories of lives of com- pusem illustrated by playing their work, and by urging students to at¬ tend concerts and recitals. Plans aro being formulated for the celebration In our schools, so let us all in some small way join our voices In the great wxve of harmony which Is sweeping o»'er the country.
Village grocers who shake the dirty sugar bags over the sugar barrel or bin are making customers for the mall- order houses.
HILDRETH'S RESTAURANTS
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
FRANK CAMP, Proprietor Sea Food Specialties Bama's French Pastry Charlotte Russe 192 MERRICK ROAD Rockville Centre
At the Metropolitan Opei^ House tomorrow evening, Pagllacci and the .Secret of Suzanne will be simg.
Tarasova in Russian Concert
Saturday night's audience at Carne¬ gie Hall which heard the Joint concert of Nine Tarasova and the "Zlmro"' Ensemble wns sparce but very en¬ thusiastic. The folk songs, .all in either Russian or Hebrew could not l>c fullv appreciated by those not understand¬ ing tho' languages. However, Tarn- sov:i'3 charming personality and de¬ lightfully rich contralto voice, (which sho mado secondary at all times to her art of expression), wero pleasini? to her Americjin admirers who joined in napturous applause encoring each numljer .several times. This is he:- third .suciessfiil season In America.
The various instrumental selections given by the Palestine Chamber Music Ensemble were artistically rendeiod and cnthuslustlcnlly received.
Upholstering and Interior Decorating
MI.HS Schlinerliorn Kings
Miss .Schlmerhorn, who has been studying with Mme. BettineftI, of
OCEAN SIDE
The regular monthly meeting of thej Ocean Side Community Club will be held j Thursday, April 14, nt 2.30 p. m. at the I home of Mrs. Dean Ferris, Roosevelt street. I
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Tdephone 584
25 Shdlbank Place, RockviOe Centre, L I.
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Red Cedar Posts, Red Cedar For Rustic Work :;
STANDING WHITE AND BLACK OAK TIMBER Cut and Sawed To Order
Elstimates on Lawns and Cellars
HaTlns booked about all tbe orders for motta.proof cedar rooms th'At we can complete ftr aome time, we ara ready to erect you a norel rvtstic grape arbor where the lads and lassies can bill and coo, nnd we predict that with such an arbor in the yard <a sample of which Is on exhibition at 26 Sbellbauk Place, Roeitville Centre), that the marriage bureau will be worlcinc: »rer time. CaH and tnspeet thia work at any time and we will do thc retrt.
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