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iaiMa B. 8tll«a. PublliriMr Walter 8. KWMw>ll. Editor
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OrnCIAL NBWSPAPSIt for Naaaaa Coanty for poMieatlon of aotlcoa of Banhmptcy Ib IMatrlet Court nf Dnited Statea fer tk* Wmmlmrm Dlarlet of Naw Tork.
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¦Dtered at the Poit Office at Freeport. N. •¦ aeoond claaa mall matter, under Act of March 1. lITt.
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Thv legislature tbls year will go tiown Into Mstory ss one of thos* which did somslhing. Some momenlous problems ware put through. Thiti was axp«ctwL after war conditions making It Impera- tiva to fa«c some subjects that do- mandeid consideration. Naturally the^a would b4> some division ot opinion, but Intelligence will control In the end.
MIDDLE I.MTIAL 18 W.
You don't often see It In full, but the right name of th© elderly gentleman we all know so well is Uflcle W. Sam.
What dooM llio Initial letter stand for?
Oh. that's because his full name is Uncle Waste Sam. Hia middle name is Waste.
There is no doubt about it. You see it verywhere. Most counlriea would pretty " nearly live on the th'.ngs we wtisto.
Wc waste Snore than $;jr),000,000 a
year In treos that wc allow to burn up.
• Tho olher day wc heard of llty-one
forest flres ifolng on in thc same Blate
at the same lime.
Wc find dMpllcaUuns in Kovernincnt,, two and three and even four bureaus liuvinK Jurisdiction over thc same thing. Waste of labor, timc and money.
Tliousands of hotclH and tens of Ihou- Handa of rcHlHuruntH in America charBC liiKh i>riee« bccauw Iheir patrons de¬ mand <iuaiitiUe« ot food, much ot whith iH left on the tables. Most of thc costly fotxl that Ih thus lett Ixhlnd, goes into tho garbage can. Whioh means tiiat tho diners wasted huije sums of money In tho aKgrcKate, and caused great waste of precious food.
It Ih a rare thln« not lo find waste hi Amcriean industry
oil \vell and nolo how much oil Hows away. Visit almost any factory and mill and about tho flrst thing your eye falls upon is some wasted thing.
It is so in most horacH and in many barns and flelds. Waste in greater or lesser degree. Yes, his middle initial is W.
Some of the legislators are now wondering whether they want to make another run. 8onie of them undoubtctdly will and others will feel that they have their (ihare of law-making, Thc in¬ cruased compensation, or possibility of it, may regulate the thoughlH of some.
OUR LETTER BOXs
.\ I.LCKY JOY KIDU
Kdltor Ually Review: Dear Sir:
Allow me to present the amount of work accomplished by the Orade pupils of the four Freeport HchoolH. It no doubt reprcHcnts the greater amount of work dune In the cleanup campai^m,
-Most all the pdpil.s flrst cleaned up their own yards which in itself was quite a task.
Next on thc program wa.s thc listing of untidy yard.s ii^thc varioun districts. Seaman Avenue School going to,Colum¬ bus Avenue District apd Archer sTicet j>upllH going to Cfiovc Street District, This wa.s done by the competing schools for a prize. »
Seaman avenue captured flr.st prize from t.'olumbuH nvonuo and I! rove street won frjjm Archer'"'street. After personal In.siieclion of the variou.s dist¬ ricts by the Health Officer and Medical Inspector it was decided that the loos¬ ing schools had accomplished sucli good worlt that the prizes were given alike to winner and loser.
The majority of yaitis donned wero accomi>lished by tho pupils themselves, through their own efflcient ormmization, for when Kreepoit pupils start they aro ulwiiys in a position lo iiut tlirough any (io to almost any ' "^¦'^'''' hnprovenient they nuiy Wo called Upon lo handle.
I am .surprised that many of our villages fall to a|)prcclalo tlu^ elflciont help and enthusiasm of their coming citizens.
Next year they will report with tho Hiimo good results, and 1 can state from experience that they will be eager to do so each spring. ;
A short trip around lown will readily convince ono thnt wc have a very clean village and can compare it to any other on .Long Island.
"Very respecltully, Kreeport, N. Y. Dr. Julian Dean
KKCIPE FOK YOl'U CAKK
Big Bunch of Currant Topics, Some Floury Speech, A little pepper, a little spico. Add a few brains, Scramble and roast while hot. —Dr. M. L. Schloss, Free|)ort.
(He wrote it on pink paper, but said.—)
"Do not get anxious about the paper, my sister is keepin' company."
"Colyum Write or Colyuin Wrong, Greetings on your natal day- Wish you luck, and felad to have A chance to say my little say."
—K. F. 8., Hemiistead,
NOW irS .MY TURN
Thanlts, one and all, for coming lo. My little birthday party, And any time you have a quip, 'TwITI find a welcome hearty.
—C. H. J.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Pbone G&rden City 1604, .Mineola, N Y.
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BILUSTIN
"Sometimes I think you aro a genius; Sometimes an idiot—but I always read the column from top to bottom."
—Howard E. Pearsall, Freeport.
HERE GOES
"C H. .lolinson is a wit; A wit is one who says the IhlnKs; That fill tho ro<jm with laughter, Which we ourselves think up to ,'«iy Upon tho morning after,"
—F. Savona, Merriclc;
S.VLUTE TO CECIL
If you will deep enough,
dig deep you will
enough, study flnd humanity
Editor Daily Itevicw: Dear Sir:
Just a few lines to tell you what I think of The Dally Review.
I flnd it a home paper in thc true
sense of the wonl; one that each mem-
I her is interested in because it eontains
J, j what all want-—homo items. Hut bo-
da^a imrty ot Jolly vacalUming „,jg„, ,hi,s, one gets tho world cuirent
obtaining componfiatlons tor everything
in this worid. ^
In California is a place called Death
Valley, a place of horror because it ia
a huge, redhot walcrless area. The
other
I'ennsylvania millionaires, headed by j eveots and also much valuaWc-infor-
Schwab, tho stool king, motored into I'"""°" "" mLscellanoous subjects, mag-
|azlne literature and witty and humorous matter, aueh as will dispel the "blues" when they are with us. Its cditorialH,
Death Valley, well knowing their autfis I would race them out of It before they need ftH'^*hc i)angH Of thirst. Of course \'»". '''ink with the best and nre thor¬ oughly enjoyed.
lhey wcro plentifully supplied with water and probably ice, too.
Away—away out in the desert they met two gold prosiK>ctors with an old horse and a rickety wagon. One of the prospectors was lying in Iho wagon, suffering from blood poisoning, an* hla partner was taking liim out for nn operathm. They were still ilays from the railrtHid and tho sick man would liavr- been a dead inUn ln'torc thoy (;ould have reached it.
But in tho Schwab party was Dr. Jiin Brown, of IMttsburgh, ono of the na¬ tion's greatest surgeons. Out in that desolate region, oi^t thero in tho vaat solitudes uf tlw burning desert, Dik- Brown iK-rformed thc delicate operation that was so dcsiicralely needed and saved Uie llfo of one of those heroic spirits who aro coiiHtanlly adding to tlic world's wealth and helping lo make Ufa-at least a little mort- ioinfortnble every one of us.
fiw knows but that tho iiiuji whom Jim saved will yel flnd another Tonaisth or Virginia?
Tho Bolshevists and anarchists would mnt about tho millionaires traveling In luxury, hut here we see componsatkin aguhi.
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tioveinor Miller will be among those eDtltted to a few days rucroutlon.
.Vt flrst 1 was aketcheil about the now daily—thought it was unnece,s.sary when one had the New York papers, but—I was wrong. The Review Is OUR paper and we look for It now and want it and mi.ss It when we cannot got it or else are disappointed and impatient If it does not- come on time. There may be one or t?vo "grouchy" persons in town who declare they have no uho for it—do not want it; but tliat is not Iho Review's fault, for The Review Is all right; the fault flndlng Individual i.s to be pitied. He enjoys nothing in life, not even our bright, newsy, up-to-date Nassau County home paper.
Here's luck, prosperity and a Ions brillUmt career for our paper and for all connected with it!
• Sincerely,
Elsie Hess.
"A soldier, then a scribe,
By Cieorge, it doesn't jibe;
Ilut (leaser fought and wrote.
Arid many Uauls he smote;
Hero's to you and mo
And olhei-H who agree.
You've made us veiy lia|>py,
With tiuips Ijoth choice and siuippy
You'll roat'h the topmost round
With wit so safe,and sound.
And gladden many days
With (lualnt an<j Jocose phrase,
Cood luck for evermore,
And on tho- tJolden Shore
May "Pass in Review"
Those who stuck to you."
—Albin N. Johnson, Freeport.
"C. H. J. of tho Freeport Daily Review is in a class with Marquis, Adams, and other big fellows among tho columnists."
—S. W. C. in the Brooklyn Eagle
A TIIOLGHT OF C. II. J.—TRtE?
"It you think I should lie boosted, Uoost me now, while 1 am here. While I'm living let your kind remarks
be said; I don't want your epitaffy when I'm
sleeping on my bier, For Jh cannot iioar your boosting whon
I'm dead."
Krancis Savona," Merrick^
BELLMORE
The Hoy Scouts held their Imzaar and tliiuce at the Fire Hnll on Satur¬ day evening, .Xprll 16. Judging from the crowd that allcntled thc affair was a huge success. No ono us yet has claimed the orphan baby.
The Rev. Joseph Davis has moved to Bellmore avenue and Oak street.
u He
r. Tnp
has worked, like a nailer alt winter ono whti thinks It Is not somathlng of a .task to see forty to flfty persons a day and be pleasant to all, has aho^er "think coming." The Governor ihos spent morn time at his desk In the ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClee of liong Island t^ty will nieike Iheir Jiome with Mrs. J. Fischer for the summer.
Tho ladies of the Sewing Circle met at tho home of Mrs. Wm. Combs on Tuesday afternoon.
.\ TELEGRAM
"Wu think that Colyuin Writes the
Bunk, 'Cause it contains such awful Junk; We'll say yt)ur humor's soinetiines tame. Still wo enjoy it just the same."
—Pisaiio and Biiighain. FreeporL How do you like our act? (It's not your act, Fred, it'a your actions).
"I'll parade in you oid column for ono day, but no enlistment, because tho darn thing never does hear "halt:"
—H. E. O., a former soldier.
"Fung ga ghen oon tong Plasa Re. view, sueti how too yip sing, yong chceta.
—Mooks I.«iundry, Freeport.
"You'll knock 'em oft their souls, kid, providing thoy wait that long. Tliat act "Colyuin Write" is uoin' good on the one night stands, and the gags are pretty near as good as the stuff I'm usln'; some of 'em."
—Fred I'isano,'Freoport.
A social plRodile 4nji held at tlic home of Mrs. J. Meyers of St. Mark's avenue on Fritlay afternoon, April 15. Some of the pixicoods are for the Baby¬ lon Hospital.
"Many iiappy returns, of the iwpor." (Aiiotiynious).
"BlrlhdayK ain't what they used lo bo. Can't drink yoiir health (unless ip tea). Let's ho|H- When you have reacbed your
teens, Volstead will be among the dreams." —R. F. S., Hempstead
AND THE TYPEWKITEKr
Dear Ktl:—I'd often marvelled that
youj gel (Mild for the simple stuff you
write, so niade up my mind to show
' |i' .. I you up on your birthday by contribut
The skeletoii of -the human being Is I ing aj fow mnteiipy paragraphs, Alas!
one inc'A shorter than the measure-j After cbewing up six perfectly good
ments of the living person. j i>enholders and scratching a boU." In *
Labor conditions, according to thc late.st reports, seem to be bettor in Ijonn I.sland than in almo.st any other part ot the couatry. The automobile tratie has picked up and about the usual planting is being done in the West, but general factory coiiditi(jns are bad ami work in tho Soulh ia very bad. Colored laljor there is working for a dollai" a tiay and glad to get that, and thore is little work for skilled labor.
If wages here can be kpt at a normal and modrato rate it will be po.ssible to secue a better class of i)eiTnanent work¬ ers and there will be less dissatistai'tion and labor unrest. There sooms to be small (;hanee. ot general conditions be¬ coming better for a year or two, but a gi-adual readjustment here should make it po.ssible to avoid another slum)) next winter.
Now Is thc time wlion men must pre¬ pare themselves for work If they ex- poet to hold their own or advance. Those who are out flrst aro, as a rule, thc ones who are most haphazard al)out what they do. The man with a pin pose who is travelling toward a goal, is much more likely to get thore than the man who is drifting with the tide. Help Available 361 i»—Polish machinists availal>Ic in Hempstead. Lathe, milling machine aod drill ijross.
3603—Truck driven and grrenhousc man; exiierienccd in both lines,
3583—Boy, 20, wants to be ma- chinest's helper.
3592—Chauffeur, gardener, handy¬ man, $50 month; room and board.
35S2—Truck driver, Koosevelt; has license and.knows New York and Long Island,
3004—(Jardener, farm hand, handy¬ man, wanta work around Hempstead.
3595—Teamster, 22 years old; New Hyde Park,
3G27—Man, 20, wants to learn con¬ struction business.
Positions Oiien Kxperionced nurse, for three childron; Hollis; $C0 month.
Several houscworkers wanted, with and without laundry; |uO to $60 a month.
Coui)le wanted in (Jreat Neck. Man lo do gardening and riu'e for cow. Woman paid extra for laundry or other work; $75 a month, house and privileges, including heat, light and vegetables.
Cardener—Handyman around an inn at Wading River; $40 a month; middle- aged man preferred.
laborer around greenhouse in Mer¬ rick; $4 a day. Auto mechanic at Roosevelt; $30 week. First-class auto mechanic at liabylon: permartent job; 70 cents an hour.
Gardener at Baldwin; $3.50 $4 a day. Middle-aged gardener wanted in Cai- verton: German preferred; >60 a month and found.
I'oultryman wanted in Port Jefferson; $45 a month, rbom and board.
Flrst-class carpenters on inside trim wanted in Hompstead.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dorscher of Hend¬ rickson avenue, announce thc engage¬ ment of their daughter, Elisabeth, to Ernest Leonard Doan, son of Mr- and Mrs. William F. D«an of Wantagh. Miss Dorscher Is popularly known here as "Lily," and is praratneot among tbc younger set.
Anthony Francis Savona spent the week end in thc city as guest of Mr. and Mrs L. W, Savona. While ther* ho was able to soc many ot his young triads.
Mr. and Mrs, Christian Bahnsen and family motored to Brentwood last Sun¬ day afternoon, where they vlsitetl Mr, and .Mrs. Andrew Bahnsen and family, who were residents here in the Manor Park section some years ago.
Two way.s to see tlic smartest Sprinji^ fa.shions:
At a high-class tailor's where you inia.q;ine yourself ii> such and such niodel-
Or at' the "tour corners" where you see everythiny is .satisfactory hef (ire you're ohligatcd one penny:
Prices ba.sed on current rciilaccnient costs.
Mall Ontem rilira
Rogers Fee's Company
Broadway Uroadway
at Uth St. "Four at 34ih .-<i.
Convcnlrnt Broad'H^ay Corners' l-'jftn A^ r. atWarr>n at4l3t5t.
NKW YORK CITY
"Hill" Vainecke is being congiatu- la led these days for (hc lioroism ho dls- pla.ved in successfully combating a fire which threatened the safety ot tho liarn adjoining the organ works.
,\ largo niiinlur of North .Merrickites maile thomsrlvos qnile conspicuous last Satunlay night by their united inoscnce at the masque and civic ball given by the Uidies' .\iixlliniy of thc Merrick Hook and l,.addor Company No. 1 at tho I'^lie Hall, on Oakwood avenue. There wcro some thoio who had not boon together for some years, hence, the grand and glorious ic-union of old- timers.
Fiancis Savona of Hendrlck.son avo¬ nue was the guest last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Durant in I'nion Hill, New Jersey.
Wo have been informed by mail of th(> arrival 'of Miss Rose Coniglio, tho daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Anthony Con¬ iglio of Lewis avenue, who will remain here at the sumer home of hor parents for several days. Miss Congllio is known to be a talented singer, is active in church work and a member of the choir of .St. Athanasius B. C, Church of Brooklyn.
Lumber and Building Materials
Timber, Siding, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Trim *
. Brick, Lime and Cement Builders' Hardware and Paint
JOHN J. RANDALL CO.
15 N. Long Beach Ave. I Tei. 525 FREEPORT, L. L
Miss Vera Thamm s|>en||kthe week end here with her flance, raschal R. Walker, of Tul.sa, Oklahoma, at tht home of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con- nid J. Thamm of Horatio avenue.
OUR LAUNDRY
not only satisfies the most par- ticuhir with its service for mei and family washing but we ah make a specialty of blanketa^J curtains, household linens and^ woplens. Why not give us a trial?; J]
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Bedell Street Phone 684 Hempstead
CAUTWIIEELS" TO KOLL AGAIN
Denver, t.'olo., April 2X.—Govarnment olflclals have announced that coining of silver dollars will begin here next week In an effort to replace for circulation over $200,000,000 withdrawn during the World War and melted down for ship¬ ment to India.
CJuanlities of silver ore have been re¬ ceived at tho Denver mint from Woritern mines during thc last few months and work of luridng out thc silver dollars will be started, it Is the flrst time the 4ot.-al mint has ever made the large coin.
Much "adoo' has taken iilace -here during the T>ast few days, over a little pig that escaptnl from his pen and has boon running loose, Thc littlo f<-IIow belongs to Mr. and Mrs, John Schuleln of Richmond avenue.
The next dance ot Merrick I'-ire (.'om- pany No. 2 will bo held on Saturday evonlng, April ;)gp in tho Fire Halt on Camp avenue. *v
¦ DR, M.RODIN ¦
Many diseases of the human body can be traced directly to de- c a y e d or imperfect teeth. Many disorders of the stomach, abces- ses, rheumatism and< other diseases have betfn traced to this source. Take care of your teeth and avoid this trouble. See your dentist.
OR. M. RODIN
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