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FIREMEN'U TOURNAMENT
All of UB who sre interested In the Yolunteer liremen—and who o» Long Inland Ib not?—will be eager to know the results of tb<» contests at Port Waahlngton next Thursday. Thou¬ sands of flremen will be In tbe vil¬ lage that day and scores of the men will compete in exciting coatssts.
Aside from the fact tbat every red blooded person likes the excitement of spirited contestB, it-is a fact that nearly all these contests represent regular lines of endeavor in flre flghtlng. The winner of a contest, therefore, pi-oves hlu ability to do well the work be has undertaken as a member of one of the volunteer com¬ panies.
A case in point Is the contest in which companies strive to have a man at the top- of' a ladder of given size In the shortest time. Firemen drill weeks to win this contest. '
The other night, when the Ocean 8ide High School was blazing and companies came from several nearby viUagos to help put out the fire, this ladder utunt was In actual operation. One compuny put up a ladder with a man on it, so that by the time the "ibp Of the ladder .struck the brick wall tliere^ was one of "the* boys" ready to direct a stream from the company's hose.
Port Waohington feels that it Is honored In having the Southern New York Volunteers come to tha Village for the annual meeting and promises a fine time foj^ all who attend.
Our guess is that there will be at least teh thousand visitors there that day.
CangroAtiigMliOhB ar* In order for tbe Vlllags BoaiYi ot Hempetead for ita .ac¬ tton iooklnc toward the clearing away ef ttw oM buryffiff givanas at ettbef en4 ef Nrti AAA tantinc tbem Into parit Traetee C^wiehiiMn la eapecta) br to be eeaaaended for his per^tenar ii« paabfaie tbe mey—wnt eiMl Vnia«« ComMMl ftelfachoelder for hU dIUgcnoe In flndlnsr a way In which fhe Beard ceuM take aetlef» leealty.
Probably there is not a reridsnt ot Hempntead r^bo has not wished many thaaa tbAt the bmryiiig ffrewMto ceoM b« abolished. They 'were uncared for and unkempt. They are eyeaores and itlve the newcomer a bad impression of the village on hia flret arrival, as one of them la the flmt thine he sees when the train pulls Into the station. Bvery vll¬ lnge board for yoars past haa wished it could do Bomethlnsr. but it remained fer the preeent one .to do one ef the beet acta for the bettennent of the vWace that haa been taken in years.
We are sure no one will coniplain of the expenae Involved, which Is small at the worat. PoP the mqall amowat that will necessarily be expended In coverloc the graVe stones and grading the ground the village will obtain at least two acres of park right in the heart of the village. May the good work be expedited.
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The minetrsiB s« tbe K. ef C Directed AyBm Ntalver. Were taft at mtitga tpiA mirtti attd glee, ta asct tfee shenv was leveiy. ' Hellie smith afid Nay isalene. Warbled In a baritone, andHac Andrey wea dae praise. Acting up like Nora Bayee. All the way (rem atort te aabihr, Kmaar never dM dliriiriBh. Katie Fenley, Uly Rhodes, Bang the songs of a la modes. Enwood Myers and Oeorge McOord, I^ts of humor did aCEord. Alpine Jackie with a )i^ll|' Sang about a little hill. One and all, all pralnes be. Unto the sho^ Of K. of C.
Japan resents ^the U. 8. policy in the Paclflc aaying that it might cautie war. Bay, we'll have to take a nip out ot tbe Ntppons yet.
BABE RUTH HAS A ONE DAY CELL—EBRATION OVER HIH LIT- TJ-iB RCN DOWN ZE BOULEVARD.
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TBIELT Tones ON nNANCUL TOTICS
by
WiSiun H. KniAn. Jr. tr MOHTiuji c^mnm
I New Tark CnlvenMy
Actual construction work was be¬ gun last Satarday, and before tbe great task is completed hundreds el millions ot dollars will have been expended, and the Jamaica Bay shore line- will be greater tban that ot Manhattan.
Paris IS soon to have a new 'phone book, flrat since 1V17. Many are called but few caa read the numbcr.s after all this Mme.
They don't need 'phone books there anyway. All you have to do is grab the combination speaker and listener and holler something, and if a trweet voice starts "Wee Weeing" hang ap tmddy, and light out for the "Rue de Mamwawsell Chantlcter."
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PHOUVVE, BiDUY, PRODUCE
No longer may the old hens sit arot^nd and cackle wasting time and makHig a lot of noise without accom¬ plishing anything. They have got to produce or off go their heads.
Ho Sttlth the poultrymian. And he knows what he is talking about. He thought ho knew some time ago. Now he has the 0. K. ot the scientiiic sharps at the State Institute of Ap¬ plied Agriculture on Long Island, which is doing business 365 days a year at Farmlngdale.
There Was a time when It was merely say.so, this talk about the hens that pay for their keep and those that do not. Now it is a niat. ter of record, in cold statistics.
They are keeping lall the good kinds of hens in separate* pens and giving them the best possible trdat- ment, taking sclentlflcally exact nota¬ tions on the accomplishments of all tbe biddies, and then ciimpariDg notes.
It wiil be three years before this particular test is completed, btIA il
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I.«ng. r/. .. L4Ster, «. .~ has proceeded far eaouxh to abow ^•nitoieo^, cf. beyond all doubt that there ace stack¬ ers in hendpm and ofhers tbat are correspondingly worthy ot praise and general support. Tbe cnod ones are so good and the poor ones are so no-food that there will be a distlnot Hue of demarktttiou drawn after this test is completed.
Vlrturo will prova to be Us own reward tn this case. Thoae deeerving of perpetuation will get it, tbe rest wif.i go out Into (be crowded coop thiit if taken to the meat market.
It le one of the lessons nf tbe var. Theae that produce wHlLlw eaeourag. ed: the resl mttst suiter for'tbeir Xailure.
OPEN NEW HORSE SHOW AT HUNTINGTON JUNE 24-2S
Httntington, Jqne 11.—Marking a new' departure in the sporting atmosphere of outdoor fashionable functions, the recently organized Huntington Bay (.'lub will celebrate the opening of Its In Bugural season with an attractive horse Hhow to be hold on the picturesque Rrounds, Kriday and Saturday, June 24 and 25.
The whole country.side, including inumbcrs of hunt and polo clubs, owners of large estate and dwellers along the .Vorth und Houth shores, aVc enthusi¬ astically responding to the call of the directors, • who have Just Issued their prize list.
I'rovislon is made for flfty classes, fifteen of whicli are for saddle horses, the same number for hunters, polo ponies and military mounts, as well as .several events for harness horse.*! and hIglHsteppIng poniee. There- will be a championship open to all huntei-s on Long Island.
The show ring. Sii by ISO feet. Is within a stone's throw of the club house, from which magniflccnt views can be enjoyed. The oval will be framed by parking spaces for automobiles.
All horses will be shown on the turf, under natural conditions.
The executive committee comprises Frederick V. MacKay, chairman; M. Al¬ len Warren, aeeretary; WUllam A. La- throp, treasurer; Oeorge B. Cortelyo^i, John Binghampton, Clarence C. Ver- nam, Herman D. Roosen, Stanley, P, Jadwln, Wlllard N. BayUa, Charies F. Pray and Elliott M. Eldredge.
Entries dotie June IS with W. S. Blitz, asHlMt.snt secretary, 35 Nassau street, New York.
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The darn things are in French any¬ way. You say "Hello" and she "Kesker na,y ool la" something, then you aak for "198 Boys on the Bolegna" and yoji got tho ii-ate "Per¬ fect Police'' aiW you say "You're a liar, there ain't no such animal," and .your franc is gone to the land of no return.
BBTTiat TIMBH AflKAO
The captains a< indusiry see better times ahead. Juat wben the tide of depreeslon will tum Is not agreed upea. h«t they ate agreed tbet the tarn for the better Is ne^ tar off, and seme are plactaig ' It nenr at hand. OamAel VauckUn. prseldsnt ef the Baldwin Le- contotlvks Worlta, leeks fer prosperity "unexampted in oifr hiatory" not later than Decentber. Judge Lovett predicts that the tide will tum shortly after July flrst. Judge Cary of the U. 8. Hte«l Corporation agrees that we are nearing the ead of ear troufolea. Charlea M. Schwab and Herbert Heorer predict stabilised conditions tbrotighout the world in atmut two years, and agree with the foregoing that the peak ot the trouble Is about to be parsed.
The National Aaaeciatlen of Credit Men haa reeantty mndS a wide canvass •f the bttsinees situatk>n by sending a qne^lo%iHiire to ferty-elgfat lending business men the country over. A ma- JorHy of these de not believe that the price decline has reached Its low point. The prices of sneh artk:les as cotton, wool, hides, cop|»er, etc., are regarded as being as low as they are likely to Ro, but commodities into which these are manufactured'Wlll still ^o lower. Any further redtictlon must come from a cheapening of labor and transporta¬ tion costs, which are surely coming. Twenty-eight of the number are plan¬ ning for ordinary business next fall.
A revival of business' depends large¬ ly upon the crops now in the ground. The purchasing power of the farmer Is enormou.i, and until hc brings In his harvest and knows his incwne, buying
German's health . is menaced by red tteker they say. All right,, bring o^i the bier.
Admiral Sims,
Your varied >^'hims.
Have caused a lot of slander; -^
We only hope.
The cat>le dope's
Not like we understand her.
UTAH HAS AN A^NTI SMOKING LAW NOW. WELL. THAT IS SOME¬ THING TO CHEW OVER.
by this iwportaat elemaat will be from hand to mouth and eautioue- Moet of the crops were planted and fertliiaed at high oeete-^igher than they oeuM be planted todny. and labor Is atMl ex pensive: but with %auntlttti crops and even small prdflta there will be re¬ leased a heavy haying power hi the fall. Already the gfeat maM order houses are reporting better business aad these serve the farmer very largely.
As signlflcant of the efforts that are being made to stimulate .^trade and h^p ont the foreign buyer, may be m«ntk>aed the fact that the UaMwin Locomotive Company haa accepted large order for engines for Europe on a ten yenr credH basis, and another order from a Central Europe nation that will make pnyntent In oil instead of money. This transaction reverts to simple "^trter, goods for goods, the basts of all trade,*money l>elng simply the yard.stick of values.
With our vast resources and produc¬ tive power and a needy world crying for goods and more goods, It remains only to flnd a basi-s of trade to get them moving toward consumption. One thing is certain, every day puts the war and Its waste and cost one day further in the distance and brings the better day one day nearer. It. takes courage to hold on and wait; and re sou reef ulness and ability to . devise ways and means of hastening good times; but ail business- cycles have an end and we are moving In a straight line rather than around a circle. Next Christmas has every promise of being a jnerry one.
We kaow no lietter way
of encouraging chil¬ dren to acquire the Bank Habit tboa hf the use of Discount Checks. The Mer¬ chants expect to giv* them — you are en¬ titled to them —^ see that you get them, then give them to the children. They are as good as money
If holding up the Dempsey fight, Will make the country do what'.s right. We do not like to snitch or tattle,' But honest, folks, there'll be no battle.
REV W. H. COFFEY OF PORT HAH SOUGHT GROUNDS.
FREE NEW
Tli^ had a flre in u Hemp.stead den¬ tist's office. And the room was fliled with smoke.
ON THE JOB!
Samuel S. Board
Secretary of Vocations of the Y. M. C. A., and DUrector of the United Employment Service of Nassau and HufTolk Countiee
Watch for this department weekly. It will pay yelu to read it care¬ fully. The information Is authentic
OCEAN SIDE H. S. DEFEATS SOUTH SIDE AT BASEBALL
Kockville Centre. June 11.—Ocean Side High School defeated South Side High School in a closely contested game of baseball on Hillside Ficfcl Wednes¬ day. A strong wind, an aid to the pitchers, proved disastrous to the bat¬ ters. Only one extra hit was made, i three-bagger, by L. Hall of South Side. It came in the eighth Inalng, with ene on base. Pettlt struck out fourteen bat¬ ters and Oihsea fanned three. He re¬ ceived tight support, which helped ma¬ terially to hold the score down.
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Struck out—By Pettit. 14 in » inahiss; Olbeeo, S In « tamlaga.
8t««>tolan is oae of tbe thiai^ tbat Insists en gruwinii: om:e it g<:ts into • liiSt'B oUud.
"Mosquitoless Counly, Is aim of commission." All we cun say is They have our permi-ssion.
The Mineola Huiifjer strike wan bi'oken by a chicken leg. Sumpin' with a kick in It again.
HTRAWBERRIKH FOR L. 1. KDI- TORS AT L. 1. PRESS MEETING. THATS RIGHT, GIVE THEM SOME¬ THING THEY WON'T HAVE TO
CUT.
The boxm and giils are full of smllps. As end of school gets nearer
And visions of a summer's fun. And ether things grow clearer.
The Elks are going to have a stag affair on July 20th, but huve it known that the word "stug" is no abbrevia¬ tion.
When will the bobbed-haired girlies stop Looking like a Cedar Mop?
(Suggested.)
C. H. J.
GAMES FOR YOUNGSTERS AT VAUEY STREAM JULY 4
Valley Stream, June It. — Valley Stream Is to celebrate the Fourth of July in a aafo and sane fashion. The Mothers' Club, Whoae members are most conwrned over the welfare of the children, bavt arranged tor a series ot games.
The program includes, the following:
For Beys, Pi to 1& years old, 100 yard dash; 9 to 11 years old, 78 yard daah: 6 to S years old, 59 yard dash, and a three-legiied race.
For Qirls, It to It,years old. 100 yard dash: 9 to 11, TC yard dash; • to 8, ^0 yard dnah, and an egg race.
Only 'thoae Uvi^ In the commun/tty will be pemilHed to participate. Entry lilanka caa be ebtahked fross. and should be relamed to, C V. Ryon. principal ef P. 8. No. U. nad Mr. Loew, of Breeklyn aveaiK, not inter than June SA.
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If you sre aot rnnnhtg an ndvertlae- ment rsyalarly ak l«ast twice a week hi the Dai^ Beview>-yfu're losing money. Kosp tbongbte ef your busl- neee btOatfa Naeaaa County people by neSe tiefore Nbsoan County pteple by etartlng an ad In The DaUy Beview H^t now.
It is refreshing to note tlial our tor- . eign policy is ae fonatr fe*^n t« Amer- toaalstp.—Wnsblpgtwn Post.
WHY DO VACATION WORK?
Young people under 16 years of age can undoubtedly profit by a whole summer's vacation. The years between 14 and 16 are years of growth and de¬ velopment and every opiiortunlty should be given children to grow aod develop physically at this lime. Lack of such a chance, may mean a physlatl handicap which will take years to over¬ come.
Beys and girls who are over six¬ leen ahould consider Well, by them¬ selves and with their parents," before they spend tM whole summer loafing. Summer time is the possible chaiue to learn tho business of living. It is the best Ume In which to find out their desires and likes In the matter of oc- (:ui)ation—a priceless period, when the work done is not vital to sui>|>orl but gives experience which ia as good us money in the bank.
Supi)>o«« a boy can earn |12 a week without any experience and after one summer's experlerfCe he can earn $15 a week or a gain of $3. This is a gain of $156 a year which Is the Inter¬ est on }2600. Therefore one summer's experience would be worth at least that muuh in helping him to earn money later on.
There Is also another side to the question of vacation work. During sohool and college young people live in a little world of their own in which moet of t^ose they know und meet arc about the same age. In the summer there is an opportunity to get in touch with the real world and flnd out the demands whk-h It will malce upon them and the opportunities that are open tor work and other activities. Experleme of this kind will often make the school work of the next year more worthwhile and satisfy that craving which most boys have to get out and have a share in the world's work.
Olrla also cnn use this time to learn Momethlag ahout living. Summer time is the part of the yeur when the can¬ ning is done, when they can' learn from their mothers the business of
running a house. K thty arc going in to ofllc-e work and have had the house- keeping expcrienca it will often be possible to substitute for those on vaca¬ tion or to study different offlfe meth¬ od.'*. Summer also offers opportunity to do various kinds of social and wel¬ fare work such as play-ground super¬ vision.
Vacation work of this kind—while It will bring in some revenue—is worth far more ns experience than il is in revenue produced.
If the boy referred to above. Imd. inatead of taking the $12 a week Job which gave him experience secured one ul $15 a week he would, have made $aft more during the three months .tt work whereas by taking the Job paying tP-i u week he gained exiKjrience worth $2(iO0 in future earning ability. Hoys and girls secure vacation work tor the sake of experience must realize that the training they receive costs the em ployer money and they must expeci to work for much less than the market rate for exi)erlenced help.
There have been many young people In the past who have used summer vacation to secure money enough lu keep them in school nnd this is, of course, praiseworthy, but in-so doing Ihey may have missed the chance to find out how to apply their school training. Those who take professional training, especially, cannot begin too early to question how and where they are going to use their schooling. Be¬ fore It is finished a professional course costif usually tS,000 or more in addition to the time apent, which is beyond pii<'c and oannot be recovered. Most people before buying a house have the sense at least to look it over and And out whether the houae la auMed to their requirements. Wc have not yet I'ome to the iwint where we can apply piiual discretion to the choosing of an occufmtlon and it is only tlie occuMional person who takes the trouble to' Investi¬ gate thoroughly before undertaking it an occupation which he hopes to niake a life work.
— Bank of— Rockville Centre
One of the purposes of your adver- 'Using Is to educate the people of your coiiimunity to the opportunities to im¬ prove their flnanciai, .social or general living condition by dealing with you. Get the Daily Review Advertising Ser¬ vice Department to prepare you some good sales copy, and then start educat¬ ing your particular fleld by running an advertl.semcnt regulnrly In The Daily Review,
.m<t^t9mt bl the Oa«T ftarlsw reMftea tbe btdtvldual proepect. and al- waye prevee a preflUble InvoetaMnt paying qfafek dividends.
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Bases loave every hour on the bour starting at 7 a. m. dally from Rock¬ ville Centre, and S a. m. from Long Beach
For advertising space address
J. sriRo
General Delivery, Poet Offlce, Roek¬ vUle bentre
LEGAL AO\1SKTiSINU
.SEAI.Kn PROPOSAUS tor lmpr<.vpm..nl. lo r>r«lnM«e SyMem mail R«iutlr« to Roh<I> «t Mitchel Ktrld. Mln«,ta. U i.. N y win ie rwetvcd und publii'l.v niMnuMl at 11 A M .lune «4. l!»2l at (-on.truclln* Qu«rim«i,ter « nthcv. R.Him 511. 39 WhllpluiU Ht., N V 1' InforiiMitlon m «bow n<MrM». (MvHrnmrni i..m.ryeH the right tc Hcoept or rejict any or all bIdn for thin proiucl.
Your ads niipearing regularly in The Daily Review establish a Brcater degree of confldencc in you and your bu.sinos.-* —iu the head.':) and minds of your pros¬ pects. That's good business tactic.
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A. W. JONES
193 Merjrick KI, Ksekrik Cntre We Make
AWNINGS asd WINDOW SHADES
for oflice, store or home at reasonable prices
Wo aleo recover
PORCH SWINGS
T Rstlmates cheerfully furnished .
Suds AND tujD^s
SUPREME LiiUNDRY
•RSrncnotciASs ^ us thi
To AI,EXA.\t)liR S. HKAKU. CHA«l.i;.S HKARU. K.STHKR f.A.M.SU.N. BHTHKK sYrTCH, send Brwtins*:
WhereaM. ORAt'K K. 8T. OI-XJRtJK. who r«|lrtM j.t Fr....,M,rt. Ntt««,u County. N,.w YJIrk. lately «|>i,lt.vl to the Hurro»alo» Court of our County nl Smmmmti, to hnvo n ^rlalu Inatrumvnt In wrmi4{ b..arfnK iIhi.- ihi-
SIXTH '«TH» [»AY OF JINK. IWSJ. ii-l«tlnij to lK>lh real aad imtkuii^ iirnix-rl.v duly yroved as the Laat WUl and T,^»UineIil of
RK'HAIID i». HKAUI". li>orHa.>ri, who was at th« time of hiK rtvalh a realdpnt of Fre.iK.rt. In aald Cuunty of Nasaau.
Th^rt'forf. you. and .aeh of you. ar.- .•llwl liv Hhow rauae beforp tbe Surro»al,>> Cimn of our County of Nhhbru. nt Ihf tixirrimHlr'H ome.' Hi .\lln,-olH. , In the County of .Nhhsjiu. OD the Uth daj of July. ISil. at nln« o'clock In th« fot.-noon if ih»t day. why th.- aaid WIU and TMtamrut vhnuld not ix' adnilit.>d to iirobato an a 'Will -of r«al and ix-raonal property.
In ToBlimony Whort-of, w.i havi- rauwil
till- »i:a1 of the Surrnic^it.'a Court i'f
our aald Counly ot Naaaau t.> bn
hwrpunto afftxpd.
Wllneais. HON. I.V.ONI'; M. HOWKI.L.
SurrottatH of our aalil Counly iif .Niin-
• aau. ai th" .Surr<*(at..'H om.-.., m
M,. .^.) Mlneolu, In thi> aald County, thr 'Uli
day of .lune. unr thouaand nhii' hun-
dr.'d an»I twenty-on.'.
IUIWIX W. WKKK.-*. I'Serk of Ihe Surr.NWle'a Court.
NOTH K OF ANN! .\I, KI.Kt'TION
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MiTICK IS tIKRKIiV (IIVK.V Ih^.t the an- oumI .li.iicHi of (he oitlivra for tlie ln<'.iii>o rated Villeae of Lonir H.>a.-h. .New York, will h.' hHd In fh.' Villas^ HhII on I'ark Htn-i-l. I.onit Jieach. New York, on the
:;iHt UAY l»K JINK. 1B21. iK'twevn Ihl' houra 14 7 a ni. and X r. ni.. ai«l at BtK'h eleetltjn the followinu ontc.'ra Hie lo be elected.
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PreaUlent , To Juno. tli2-'
On.! Tr.'aaur(;r . .¦ To Ju|K*. I9:':j
One CoiliTior To June. 1H23
I me Troal** T.i Junv. 1S'J:1
I )iii' Trual.'e To June. )»a:i
Hated. JUH'^ !'i. I»i(i.
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Villavo I'rvaldent AUNKS BRACKi:n,
Vlllasw Cleik.
awAvromentoo. . ScraastWldundry
v^Ky (toat you?
OUR list ot iMitrons in this town Is a laundry Blue Book. It is headed by the famous Duds' family who ai'e ever so particular about their work. Blankets or bed spreads, table linen or per¬ sonal apimrel we'll send It bark to your houie In a smiling, ser¬ viceable condition.
Phoae Us Fur Price List .
SUPREME UUNDRY
240 FKANKLIH STREET
Hempatead, H. Y. Pbone 112-W
ANHlC4MI>itM' NOTKK THK A.S.'^K,S.s<lRs of the Town of Henip- »ti)ad. hereby ifiv«i notlee that they have .;orii- Pkil.'.l the .^aaeaamenl Rolla for tlw current year (l!i'.;0. and that a ej.py thereof haa bwn laft with one of their number at Ihn omce of the .Vawanura,' Koom 'iW, Town Hall, In the Vlllaif.' of Hempatead. where It may b« ae«n and examin.'d by any p<-raun until tlio
THIRH Tl'KMKAY OK JUNK. 1921 nexl rollowiiic and that <in Ihat day. lo wit, JC.NK 31. 1931. fr.im !> o'eliak A. ,M. ualll I o'clock I*. M.. aald Aaauaiwira will mi-*t at Ihelr Hald ofllce In the Town Ilall. Vlllaice ot Hempatead, to review lh»lr aa»<'B»menta and to hear and igiamliie nil complulntii In nv lallon to auch aaaeaamentB.
Uaird tbia l»t day Of June. 1911. THOMAS H. HROWKK. CI,ARK.Nf:K R. ANKURB, * SMITH COX. Aaweasori of tbo Town of Hwnpattsad.
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COL. ROOSEVELT LEADS MOURNERS AT FUNERAL OF COL F. W. GALBRAfFH, JR.
(*in«iaHati, O.. June 11.—The funeral of Col. K. W. C.albiaith, Jr.. national commander of The American Legion, killed in an automobUe accident at In¬ dianapolis, will lie boM here at ,3 u'clel-k today.
Theodoro Roosevelt. Jr., ansistant se«retmy ef tbe ^avy, heads a party of dh(tlngnh4hed mournem.
Col. Oalbralth will be buried hi tbe family plot here, bht It is understood that the body later wkU Ite traneferred to Arlington Ometery in Washington.
Mrs. Oalbratth la believed to b« will¬ ing to accept tbe War >Department's offer of nationally honoring the Iiegian leader.
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Advertising in the r>aily Review boWb your a||les>eeed. The wide-awake Naaeau County lisiiil*enH neen use tWW method ai i»lantlng. and then their salesmen and themselves t;ultkvatc the i-rag at proitpeets the Daily Review hringa forth, and laat. but aet lleaat, fiH^r gatber n faB ripened barrest
JESUIT FATHER TO CONDUa MISSION AT BALDWIFI
Baldwin. June 11.—rather Jeha Cot¬ ter, one ot the most eloquent of the .le.sult Missionaries, will conduct a Mis¬ sion for one week in HI. Christopher's t:hi(rch, heglBiiing Hutu'iay, June IU. These eserciaes will affoixl the Catbo- licii of Baldwin an opi>ortuni(y to re¬ vive their faith and devotion. Tbe opening exfirolaes will take place Han- day evening, June Iff, at S o^clock. A'A Catholics are hivited snd urged to at¬ tend the Miealon. Many who <*re not Catholics are attracted to tbe exeix-iec« to hear IIm semwne snd instruct'iens of the Missionary. All will be wcl> conte. TiM eaerchtea of the Minsien will be held ak i:SA In the murnhigl and 8 o'clock In the evening.
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One IHtle nd in Tbe Dally Review mey not ithew any reault. but keep a fair- alaed space full of good aaiee tallc sttrh a« we wMI prepare for you, ruuning rsg- Mlnrty eneh day, nnd yev'H And ymsr wiUea devQioping rapidly.
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NUTK'R Tt> CRKI>ITUaM
I'urauant to an order of Hon, tjrirmm I>. Howell. Surrowat««of the County of Naaaau. notice la hereby slvpn to all iKiraona bavlnv claima acalnat Hf>RACK I>. BALX>KR. late lit Frcuport. In aald cuunty. dw-eawd. lo preaent the aame with tho vouctu'ra lh«r»or. lo the aubacrUKra lb« executor* of thv laat will an.) teatament ttt aatd dotwaavd, al their place of tranaactlnc buainnaa nt tha ofllea uf Winsato S Cull«n. to .Naaaau t^lrnel. New Tork City. 00 or iMfuk "V- Uth ,day of Novelllbi'r nexl.
Dated Mineola. N, T.. May 1, \fi\, THK PEOPLES TRUBT COMPANY.
UMOROIS BEROBN BAtXIKR, Ksecutura WINOATK g CULLKN. Attorneya for Kxecatora. to Naasaa 8tn>«t, Kqw Yorit City.
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HOTIVg TO CaKDITOBS
Pwaoant to an orSar of Hon. laKina Tt, Hnwell, Surrocate of Ihe C'ountr of Ntwaau, notica la herrby (Iven to all puraoiw havine claima aealnat Wllltam C. \*At, lata of Roek. vllle iVatrs. In tbe aald county, dujaiwed. to preaent Ihe aanie wMh the voucbera thareof, to tho *ub«<Tlb«r Ibe adml»lBlral<ir of tlw lofld*. ehattala and credita which Wore uf •aid gmCKmrnB. at bor placa af (ranaaiitlns btkiiama at tha oSL.« of Wricbt * Wri«M. Rockville Centre, New York, im or bafure tba 'lith iay of Octobar naat.
Dated MUieola, N. T., April 4. tt21.
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WRIOHT a WMjdtrrt
Aitomeya (or A*ataM.reMft Rockville Centra, N, T.
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Poranar.t ta aa otOm at Warn. Ijoatrn tt- HowsU, SurrocaU of tbe Cbiuty of Naaaae. notliw I* h-irebr rl-raa to all earaaoa bavieg vtalMa aaaltiat Wliltam UabtAi, lata of frat- port. Uv tba aald eoimtrr. Baomamai. to praaest lh* aame witb tlta Toeciwr* tbareof, ta Itaa aabiiTltaar tta* aSfotouaratMr al tba amOa. abaitala aai oraSIl* irhlcb were of aattf Sa- beoMad. at bU pUoa of tranaactlns bertiw* at (ba oShw of II. Stawart McKnlebl. Oraat Nttok SteUaa. Kaw T«rk. «a or batam <*• lltb ear of Oetober aast.
Datad MhMOl*. N. T , Aerll ». IMl. .
WILMAM B. LUrSTKR. Aa Oeatr Traeaecar of Naaaaa Ooentr. Admtoia- trator. IL STKWAKT IfcKNMUrr. Attoraay for A4ailulatratvr, dram Kaat; SUItun. Kew To**. ^ . :
