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MINIMUM 50 CENTS OtiE lNSERTI(»f; 3 TIMES |1.N
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HOIIflK FOR SAI.B~Pr*'#>port bsrsaln, trtx rooms and bath; flU lmprov«>- OMots; n«ar trolley station and srhool. Plor further particulars ln<|uir<t or writ*- lil .tSaat Milton strprt, Krpeport, 1>. I.
98-<
Wanted-Mde He^
Fot Sdc—MiseelaBeMH
SWft'BALR—<;bv*rt strfiet, Hsfnpstmd, n*w housA, six rooms and liath, pol¬ ished floors, all Improvements, ,>«>wer connections, flre place, book cases, eU-.; Itair blocit to trolley, near station and bustnesfl section. Rasy terms. For price anil; Inspection apply Carl Merchel, owner, P. O. Box 92, Hempstead. 98-8
HKl.P WANTED—.Male and female. Make l.i.00 weekly, evenlnf(» at home. AbnOlutely ho fake. IHroe brings offer. Thompson, Hardenhro^k Ave., Jamaica, K. 1. 101-S
I FOR BAI.F—Turrantli for sale. 215 (irand Ave., Baldwin, I.. I. 'Phortc 1286 Freeport.
KOR HA I.f:—Merrick, 4-nK)m bunfra-
low tor sale, full price f!,2Wl; » lots.
'Phone I8f9-W, Freeport. 101 X
FOR SALE—Houses and hunRalows,
Oeorge H. DeMott A Bon, f'ontractors
anid Builders, 438 Hempstead avenue,
Rockville Centre, 1., I. Tel. 1S73-M.
97-30
HEM" WANTED .MALE—Man who Is not afraid of work to take steady (lOHttion In charije of house ami Krnimds; board, room and |^xcellent salary; liest of references abxolutely essential. Ap¬ ply Mark Aron, 182 Ray 8t.. Freeport, b. I. ,_, 100-8
FOR RALE — Hlgh-clMlr. cheap; goad
condition. 12 Mllbiim Ave., Baldwin.
L. I. Phone Freeport 14fi8M. 1-101
WANTED—.Man handy at plumbinfr
and sh«!t metal work. Resnick, 14
Oreenwlch street, Hempntead. 98-8
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Wanted—Fenule Help
For Rmt—Furnuhed Rooms
TO RENT--FurniKhed son Ht., HempHtead.
.m. 144 .lack
TO RKNT—Ikjuble parlor furnlwheil for light housekeeping: jirlvate fronl and hack door; cheap. Apply O. W. Hults, near trolley stop B.l, Wo<k1.m Ave.. Roosevelt, L. 1. 101-8
l-'OR RKNT—Two nicely fuml.she<l rooms for gentlemen; also 3 modern lijrht housekeepinK rooms suitable for couple. Lnmbrecht, Roosevelt, Tel. Fpt. 1181-R. Htop 69. 101.1
WANTED—In family of aduit.s, Kirl to do c<HikinR and downstairs work; ref¬ erence re<iulrevl. Wa^es $«r.. Call after o'clock, 11,1 Wnllnee Ht., Freeport, L. I. 100 3
WANTKD, middio ajfed woman (white)
for Kcnernl housework; $70 a month.
Mlllburn Ave., Baldwin. Stop 81. Tel.
Freeport 89. 99-8
FOR SALE—I.awnmower and gas heater, new; two three-quarter beds, pictures and other miscellaneous house¬ hold nitlcles. Apply 99 North Bergan Place, Freeport. 3-l<ll
FOR HALE—Small Ice box and hlRh chaLr; also 18 hotbed sash. 261 Ormnd Ave., Baldwin.. 'Phone 1286-Freeport.
FOR 8AI..E—Counter and two glass show cases. Booth Rhore Hotel. Roae at. and Ix>nR Beach Ave., Freeport.
690
FOR BALE—White pony, cart, two
saddles and new harness; price $76.
A. Blaile. Telephone 761. Bouth Side
and I..o<'ust Ave., Freeport. 3-00
WANTED—fllrl from 22 to 30 years of age, havinK had experience as an In¬ voice and cost <'lerk: only those having had actual experience will be considered. Reply, giving details of your experience and salar.v wanted. Box C-324 Inquirer Office, Hempstead. 99-3
FOR HALE>-Full line of slightly used and second-hand sewing machines of all makes, ni^cut prices and giiaran- tee<l. Singer *Hhop, 6 .So. Main .St., Freeport. 9910
For Sale—^Aiitomobit«»
^O RENT, furnished, single room with board; three minutes walk to depot. 13 Madison Ave., Rockville Cenire.
3101
LARGB furnished room to let, with or without board. Light housekeejiing. L. Miller, C.rand Ave., North of Cen¬ tennial Ave., Baldwin. 101-3
FOR RENT—Three rooms iahd kltihen-
ette, partly furnished; gas and ele<-trlc
light. Apply 8.1 .South Main St., Free-
IMWt. 1-101
FOR RENT—Two large pleasant rooms; verv convenient for commuters. W. F. W., 18 South drove St., Free- port, L. I.
STUDEIJAKRK .l-pa-sHenger for sale; goo<l, condition; $17.1. Call 32 'Old Franklin St., Hempstead.
LEXIN(iTf)N "chummy " road.ster. six- cylinder. 1918 model; flrnt cla.ss con¬ dition. No reasonable offer refused. Apply to Henry Hammer, ('enter .St., Hempstead. Tel. ,'ill-W. 101-3
AUTO POTi HAl.E-Nash, 1918 sedan, rebuilt nnd repainted; slip covers and goo<l rubber. This car can be bought reasonably. Call Hii.1 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. V. 'I'hone Prospect 513-1.
101-6
BOOKS for aale, rensonaWe; set of Dr. Eliot's, C foot shelf of Harvard clas¬ sics; new; addresa "S," Dally Review, Rockville Centre. - tf:91
For Sale—Lhre Stock
BABY chicks, one nnd two weeks old,
20 cents each. T. Howell, east of
Uniondale Flre House. 99-8
For Rent—Automobile
COLE "8" touring car for hire by
private parties; owner drives. Tel.
Rockville Centre 162. 96-6
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AUTO FOR SALR—.N'a.sh, 1920, B and 7-i>a.sHen(jer touring cars; recondi¬ tioned; overhauled and repainted. These cms are equipped with e.vtras and will give Hne service. Call or write 14fi5 Bedford .\ve., Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Phone Pro.spect .".1»». 101-6
TO RENT—Three nice rooms with im¬ provements in Roosevelt. 'Phone Freeport 560-W. 101-3
ROOM I'X)R RENT—Furnished room homelike comforts, breal^ast served If desired; private family. Address A, care of Daily Review, Rockville Centre, L. I. 100*
TO LET—lArge furnished front room; u«}o of bath, and breakfast, if de¬ sired. Tel. Ifi32-W, Hempste.id. 100-3
For Rent—^Houaeo
FOR RENT—House five rooms with
running water; $30 per month. 11
Franklin St., Hemp.stead. Tel. 27,-
Hempstead. 101-3
•rp RENT—apartment, three rooms .„nnd bath; all Improvements; near sta¬ tion, 28 Church St., Freeport, N. Y. Tel. Preeport 77-J. 97-tf
FOR HALE—Overland -4; model 1920;
good as new; would exchange for real
estate. B. Allen, Merrick, L. 1. 3-101
1X)ST—Boston bull, female; dark seal,
white markings; two bad eyes; cut
on head, stitches .still In. Hew.ird, re¬
turn to Mrs. Oeo. let Ave., Flor.-xl
B. Remsen, 104 Vio-
Park. 'Phone 347.J.
101-3
LOST—Friday night, Juno 17, fresh
water pearl necklace. Liberal reward.
Return to Ooodrich, Linden and Jeru.sa-
lem Aves.. Hempsteiid. 101-3
FOR SALK — Overland Sport model,
191!); four hundred dollars ($400). 83
Elliott Place, Kreeiiort, L. 1. 101-3
FOR HALE—E.ssex 1920 roadster, per¬ fect condition; newly iiainted; Plow¬ man, 'phone Fpt. Iiri6-W.; P. O. box 90, Freeport. 100-6
FOR SALE, IH-ton Fulton truck; per¬ fect running order; enclosed'Mellvery body; pnuematic tires. Apply V. P. Cornell, 88 Cruikshank Ave., Hempstead.
3-99
IN Freeport, house, 6 rooms and bath, all Improvements, garage, screens, etc., for summer months of July, Aug- ustand September. $750. F.S., Dally Review. Rookville Centre. tf:86
1920 model K-15. Buick touring car with two tops, (Rex closed and regu¬ lar touring), price $1,150; 1920 model K-H roadster with two tops, (Rex closetl and regular top), price $1,150; 1919 model H-44 road.ster with two tops, (Rex closed nnd regular top), price $1,0.''.0| 1020 Old.smK>bile coupe, price $1,200; 1920 Nash coupe, price $1,000. C>. B. Oarage, H. L. Baukney, I). A. Eldredge, Hempstead. 97-12
LO.ST—I.«ivallere, on June 16th, some¬ where hetween. North Main St. and South Ix>ng Beaoh Ave. Reward $15. Finder return to 204 Pine St., Freeport.
3-99
Wanted—To Buy
WANTED TO BUY small house with good space of ground; not over $3,500; Hempstead, Roosevelt or Freeport. Full particulars In flrst letter; no agents. Address A. F., Inaulrer Offlce. 6-96
For Sale—^FumiturB
Sl.OOO or $S.0M then. I^ter they paid back ISOO to Harw«?y, swore O'Neil, be¬ cause dete<Xlves took the car from Karvey and he is alleged to have paid ISOO over the purchaae price for "hush¬ ing" the mattrr in Flushing.
CNell said he made bl.n companions, Hoffman and Salerno as well as the automobile thieves In Brooklyn from whom they got the car, come In with a share of the money that wa.s paid back to Harvey on the ground that he was a "good fellow" and had helped them when they were in trouble.
He also swore that through Harvey thfey arranged to pay Carman I'lant $36 a week as "protection" money for the privilege of selling stolen cars In Nassau County.
Askfd on cross-examination If he thought Harvey ever proflted a nickel by the money he passed, O'Neil .said he was sure that Harvey did not profit and {from |^e 'teetiniony it appears that Harvey not only lost out from all angles, but that he had a lot of trouble besides the criminal charge again.st him now.
He denied that hn wanted to .send Harvey to Sing Sing prison but added: "They all ran out on me. when 1 got In trouble and they can t^ke care of themselves now."
O'Neil denied that he camo to court with a vicious purpose or that he want¬ ed to "get .square on" anyone. He maintained that "he Was tellingi flhe truth which Is the statement that he has repeated and reiterated many times during the two trials of Plant and the hearings that he has participated in. O'Neil denied that he had been prom¬ ised Intercession for a shortened sen¬ tence If he testified and said, "1 haven't been promised anything. I'm telling the truth through respect for my family."
Hoffman corroborated O'Neil in rv erything he had said and the cro.s.s. examination left them stronger If any¬ thing thaa before.
Salerno corroborated tho tale also ln.sorar as hc knew It, although he did not seem to have as thorough a know]. edge of what was ¦ being done by ^his partners as he might hnve had.
Aubrey Pettlt al.so corroborated O'Neil. He said that Harvey came to him at the Belmont track and told him that Plant wanted O'Neil to get out of tha Freeport charge and l.ator when he .saw Harvey the latter gavo him $200 with the Instruction to give it to Plant which Pettit says he did at the Court House.
Plant told much the .same story. He .said Harvey came to him asking him to Intercede for O'Neil, that ho did so.
I thst, O'Neil was relaased on ih« story that- Plant toU Ja^ta Flint, that Har¬ vey promised trim a "present" of ftOO and that Pettlt later gave him $100 and Pettlt at the time told Plant that he, Pettit, was keeping $100 for him¬ self. Later Harvey asked him !f he got the $100 an^ Plant had replied that he had.
On croas-erxaminatlon and pressed to say why he really got CNell off from the Freeport Charge Plant said, "I did It becau.se Harvey interceded for O'Neil, now yau've got If"
Harry F SniN>au and John Jones •Tire called to substantiate the stories of O'Neil and Hoffman as to tbe times and places they met formet Sheriff Harvey.
The following are the jurors hearln* In the rase: Charles P. Cook, Baldwin; Hylvanus B. Smith, Mineola; Albert Budid. Syosset; Frederick P. Bazin, Cedarhurst; Clinton F. Donald.son, Freeport; Oeorge Schlel.scher, Olen Cove; WiUard C. Hanford. Hempstead; John J. AVhlte. Westbury; ayde B. Marshall. Roslyn Heights; Harry J. Pohlman, Great Neck; John E. Atler, Bellmore and Walter Hurley, Freeport.
0URLE1TERR0X
Captain Reek Amwvni Monitor
Editor of the Dally P.svlew.
SIR:—Permit me to answer yester¬ day's "anonymous" article regarding the Monitor gamea.
Roosevelt led off With Bve runs In the flrst Inning, then lotit the lead, flnally tying the score. This was too miicii for the fast slipping Monitors, "the wound¬ ed bird be?an to flutter." and anxious for an exeus.* to quit, took exception to the umpire's ruling. The other state ments In yesterday's article are abso¬ lutely untrue.
To the fans who were present I want to say th.Tf the management regrets the occurrence, whiih can only be attribu¬ ted to the unsportsmanlike conduct cf the opposing team. It yvna a gross breach of ha.seball etlquettle and will be reported to tho proper baseb.all nu \ thorltles. This is not the flrst lime the Miftiltors have quit the game.
il trust you will publish this in fair ness to the R.iosevelt Bv''l»all Plub. Yours very truly. PETER STEPHEN BEfK.
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The trip you would have liked to take this summer, or the trip you would have liked to take last fall—those pleasures would most certainly have been yours if you had
Saved the Money for Them
And just because saving money systematically is a rather irksome task for many people, when it rests entirely with themselves, we've started a Vacation Thrift Club at this Bank.
So that you may save up little by little—yet at the end of fifty weeks when the fund accu¬ mulates, have sufficient money for you to
Take the Vacation you've wanted to take—the one you've always wished, hoped, and planned for.
JOIN NOW
And next summer will find you prepared.
AmtotuttxAt ^ Opeactf of liikiy'9 Skg^
Women of FrMport and vicinity will be glad to learn- of the op*nlng of an exelusiv* Btore for women, under, tbe name of "Milady's Shoppa." Novelty Sport Wear. Silk Sweaters will be featured, along with a high grade stock of ex¬ clusive designs in ladles' wear also.
EXCLUSIVE AOEKCT FOR EASTERN DISTRICT BTEINQ AKD CLEAinHQ COMPAJTY
This department, under direct supervision of an expert, will guarantee the best dyeing and cleaning service for women on Long Island. Milady's Shoppe wll! be managed hy Mrs. M. Skinner, and she will be glad to serve you with an assortment of ladles' wear not to be found elsewhere.
Milady's Skoppt
MERRICK ROAD Preeport, N. Y. Tel. Freeport 50
DR. LEON AXEI.ROD
DENTIST Phone 321-W Main and Front Sts., Ilempstead
Trolley Junction Formerly Offlce of Dr. Ray McComha
Plione Freeport 64-R
DR. 11. VV. REID Dentist 35 South Ocean Ave., Freeport, N, Y. Offlce Hours: Evenings 6-9 or by ap¬ pointment.
Brooklyn Offlce: Myrtle and Cypren Aves., Ridgewood National Bank Building.
Citizen's National Bank
FREEPORT N. Y.
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Announciog A New Contract¬ ing Painters and Dec¬ orators Service
The undersigned have ju.st opened a (irsi-class service in rendering Interior decorating, and also all kinds of painting service. If in need of high- grade workmen, telephone 1472 Kockville Centre.
SIMS & TAYLOR
Painters and Decorators 163 Obsemr St. Rockville Ceitre
FOR SALE, FURNITURE—Bedroom furniture; complete beds, dressers, chiffoniers, etc. South Shore Hotel, Rose St. and Long Beach Ave., Free- port. 6-99
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Hotorqrdes For Sale
FOR SALE—Excelsior twin motorcy
cle, two speed, 1915 model. 'Will .sac
rlllce for $90. Tel. 894-J, Freeport. 101-3
FOR SALE—Twin cylinder Excelsior motorcycle, two speed Bosch mag¬ neto, equipped A-1; guaranteed. Rea¬ sonable to quick buyer. 'Phone Chas. Carroll, Freeport, 494 or 1085 M. 99-3
Portonal
All Metal 'Weather Strips
Porches enclosed
Custom Made Insect screens.
Roe-Nichols Co.,
500 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. C.
'Phone Vanderbilt 1288.
WAl)rJ"ED—Lawns to care for during summer. Call 109-J, Freeport, I.i. 1.
PERSONAL — Oeneral trucking; any
ftWlfa at any time. R. M. Travis, 36
North Ocean Ave., Freeport. Phone
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190-,
6-99
PIANOS tuned and repaired, all work
guaranteed. Lynbrook Piano Sales-
roonu, 4 Trolley St., Lynbrook. 98-3
PfifetoNAL—Harper method of sham-
pooing, scalp treatment and manlcur-
ill^, done at your residence; for full
particulars call 486-W Rockville Centre.
96-6
MAKDOUN.' tenor banjo and guitar taught: ragtime. Beginners play tunea. PERFECT FIRSTS in 6 les- •ona or MONET BACK. Famous Olb- •on tnstrumenta loaned free. Hart nett ayatem used. H. H. Pickering, S6 Noirili Bergen Plaoe, Freeport. Phona SitM. tf.-70
CS88POOL BUTLDINO and eament work, eallar bottoma, garage bot- tonig. I work on all terma at raason- ablo pri«M and try tb gXra utlatae- tlvOf, Wall paper cleaning. I wUI make your oM r*P«r Ilka new. B. t,. Brown, n Waahlngton St., ItookvUl* Cratra.
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Waited!—H««Mt
fJKOALOW or small house In or near jftacskvllle Centre wanted on lease by oottple. Must bav<l improvemmta. Tel. mt. BockviUa Centre^ or W. 8. F.. Ravtaw Oac«^ Rf«krUl« Cmtre. is-s
For Rent—UnfomUhed Rooms
TO RENT—Three nice rooms and bath
with all Improvements; in Roosevelt.
'Phone Freeport fieO-W. 101-3
TO LET—Two beautiful imfuinished
rooms to let with all Improvements
and use of kitchenette. A. Lackowitz,
164 No. M^in St., Freeport, N. Y. 100-3
Fnmulied Apartments
FURNISHED APARTMENT — High- class housekeeping apartments, 3 and 4 rooms, with bath and kitchen; fur¬ nished and unfiirnlshed. South Shore Hotel, Rose streel and Long Beach ave¬ nue, Freeport. 99-6
Wanted—Furnished Rooms
WANTED—Immediately, two or three furnished rooms with bath; board. First class, good residential section. Private family. )Villing lo pay good price. Tel. Freeport 607-R. 101-3
'WANTED—Young girl goes to business In village, wants furnLshed room with board preferred. Mu.st be near village. Address X. Y. Z., care of Daily Re¬ view Offlce, Freeport. 99-3
Automobile Repairinf
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED — Notice Automoblllsts! Save the overhead ex¬ pense on your car by having It reimlred at your own garage by a mechanic. Frank Priessnltz, 122 Centre St. Phone 619-.!. Freeiwrt. j-io:
Far Sak—Roal Istate
FOR SALE—Douglas Park. Roosevelt, L. I., I lots, each Z6-foot front. One block ifrom trolley. Will sell at a sac¬ rifice. P. O. Box >86, Roosevelt, L. I.
100-8
Lot For Sale, corner Water and JMi,
ferson Sts., Rockville Centre. 'Tel.
699.M. S:14-21-aS
WATER-front tots, wltto bathing beach oa Baldwin Bay. near olub house; aome reetrlcted, others without r«8trlo- tlona; prioe. |300 up; aggy tarms; ideal section; houaea for sale. P.O. box Sfi Baldwin. 10:74
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I/yrs FOR BALK—ChMtar Park, BUM-
bath Park, Ingraham Batataa. T. H.
Oanob. 114 Jacksoa St., Banpotaad:
t«)a»hoa« tt ^mratMid. SS-tf
FOR SALE— Pathe victrola; cabinet
style; practically new. Call B02-R, or
188 Maple Ave., RockviUe Cenire. 95-6
HARVEY TRIAL ENDS. CASE GO^ TO JURY
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Iff Harvey at the Belmont track In September, 1919, and told him that he wanted to escape the charge because he wanted to avoid Indictment as a second offender. Later he saw Har¬ vey talk to Pettit and then to Plant in the paddock at the race track. After that he met Harvey in Tangeman'a Hotel In Flushing and there Harvey told him It would cost $200 to get out of the Freeport charge. O'Neil swore he wanted to pay the money at onoe, but Harvey refused to take the sum until after O'Neil had been dismissed from court.
O'Neil al.so swore that Plant did get him out of the Freeport trouble by telling Judge Flint that he could l>e useful In getting ,the real criminal. Following that O'Neil swore he went to Flushing, sought out Harvey and paid him the $200 as agreed. He was accompanied by his "pal," Hoffman.
Then the witness swore that Har¬ vey said he would like to have a Hud¬ son car, that they got one, told Har¬ vey it was a stolen car and sold it to him for $600, although it was worth
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At Freeport Auditorium I
EngagementExtraordinary '
LEOAL. AJDVBRTI8INO
HOTICE OF COKFLETIOV OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
TAkB NOTICE: The aaseasment roll for the village of Preeport, N. Y., for the year 1S21. baa been flnally completed, and waa flled In the of¬ flce of the village elerk on tbe 14th day of Jun4, It21. where the aame will remain open to public laapeetlon for fifteen dayi after the date ot tbia notice.
Iteted. June 14, 1121. >
ROBBRT L. CHRI8TIK, RATMOND J. MILLER HOWARD B. PBARSALL BILBBRT R. JOHNSON HXNRY L. MAXSON. /yaBaagoni of tha Villaf* of FVea- pert, N. T.
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Thursday, June 23
Every Night Except Monday
Change of Play Every Other Evening
Opening Play
"THE BRAT
Followed by
"FAIR AND WARMER"
Special Scenic and Electrical Effects. Beautiful Costuming A REAL $2ISH0W EVERY NIGHT WITH FULL ORCHESTRA
At Prices of 35c. and SOc. Children, 2Sc
Special Cooling Devices Will be Installed for the Opening Performance Making The Anditorivm the Coolest Spot on the Island
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