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ROOSEVaTWUL HAVE LARGE TEAM IN SCHOOL MEET
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Frepport. May ll.r~M'tam Idu rearanil of Rnok ville Ontw. who wan govern«ma In th* family of th* lat* Smith rvaraall up to Ih* tlm* of hin d*ath, wa* shop- B.- . , •• L J V kU V ^.a I ' "'"* '" Kr**|M»rt lant Friday »^nd had
AlMetCS riCaae rtt AB LWemt n\ „,^ mi^ortun* to lo«* h*r pock*tbook Caetdf C»atClt *Ttllllll>il" {'*^ "** rmlToaa ntation. JuHt pr*viouii
at'a B^ » I. f,^t 'oh* hiul piirohaiKd a p*vi*w from I«ty
WlB O* KOMCTCit ulfl Knm*r. ular n*wai* of thft K*vltw
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RnoMPVolt. May 11.—Th* Roofwwlt fWn found th* puni* and a-iked Ixxy will h* w*ll r*i>r*a*«i«»» In th« wh*lh*r h* knew who It b*long*d to, tu County achool i»o*t to b* held iJwy ImmwMaU-ly r*coKniJS*<l it mm »>p. 21 Ht Mln*ola'Fklr Orounda, i longinK to Mlaa Pearaall. Wh'^n Ih* foUowlAs puptia will ho| Hh<f wmm rommunlrftt*tl with and It *ilt»'r*<I in the varl<ni« oont**ta: i waa not Iouk b*for* h*T monopr was
tiana A, 80 t'oiinda or leaa; W yard! rotumed to hor and iKJty wa8 mad* dsMh—Norman iltftfa and f;hrlallan ' happl*r hy th* fact th.tt l\c had don* Jjtwrenr* nitemai*. Running hroa/1 j t«im*thlnflr worth whUo. llt> iws been jump—.Vorman HMt*a and Alfred Will* i r<-ward*d.
nliemHUv K*la/ ra«^<'. 300 yarda—Nor-! Thin In not tho first tim* that iJBty man Batw, Alfre<I Willi*, rhrldtian hu« hoon found lo ponnene tho i|ualiti*K lAwronoo and IV»nrard BlauHor. 50 yard; thai i?o to mak* a KOOd ritzon. HI." 'rtuKh for iflria—Harriot r.riffltha and < hononty and hrlKhtnpfw will ntiind him Ttorothy Brown altornat*. I In KOod Htoad when h* reaches man-
t'liiMH U, 9h |K>un<lH; 75 yard dash—{ IhxmI.
-r»ul noronfo with (.harloa Motlonald ' > ——
, a*, allerlornuto. llunnlnB hro.uJ Jum|>- "SAVED FROM DROWNING" J>aul FlorOnc* with f'liarl.'M M'-l)onaMi
""o^KSfo^^ETBooicNEEDLEWORK GlED TO GIVE CAKTATA
OWHER OF POOCETBOOIC g^ ^ gQQp yg^yj^ AT ST. MARK'S
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,) aa alt< rnale. 440 relay—I'uul Flonmr*. ;;*Jiow.Trd Bahnson. Andrew ZInce, and ''[ fharloH Molionuld with Walter ftrigga > aa alternato. 60 .varrt dunh for nrlrls— Sc'omollu Ityf and Elwle lx>l»n*r aa .?, ultpmatf.
riHua c, over 90 poundB; 50 yard •'•daHh—Kdward .Vuvoln<' and
DECURE VETRANS' ACTORS
Ro<kvllle Centre, May 11.—An amus- iiig iiirldent occurred at Masonic Temple lunt nlsht during a rehearRnl of "ixuui Bunko," the ahow of tho N'otorauM of Foreign War«. Some of
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,. . .^ ., .. . « ..^ , evening at «.16 at .St. Markn M. R. rity^,rfflnoh^of th* N««dlework Oulld of. ^^^^^ ,^ ^^^ ^, ^ j^^ j^ ^
Church of I..ynbrook will sing, un<ler
.Vuvoln*- and Ceorxe j ^^,. ox-Holdlcra In the cast 100 yard daah
aro today j Chlldon (iH alternate. 100 yard <tft«h- ,,.„.„^ ^j,^,,. jrlondH aboui a •n.-irrow' .lumoH Pierce with Theodore »<hopu*rK | ^^^.^^^ ^.^.^^ drowning" while four of ax ulternale. Kuunlng broad Ju'nr>— ,h,. ,.„„i ^^•pro rehearsing the Bcono In' .lam.H I'ierco with I-Jdward Navoine a»i ,,,,.^ ,^j^^ Bunko, Percy Paleface, her | nitornule. 440 relay—Kdward Navoine. | ^,,„jj,. p^„,„ ^y^^ „^„^ ^^^y aptectlvo" 1 f!f<,rKe ChllBon, C.forKo Knd, Theo. | ^^^^, ^^^ j,^,^, ^,^^3^^ .,r<. ,„ppo«ed to' Schonnars, and an nltcrnatop. ,7ohn Wil-1 ,^,. ..roaslng the Dead Seu. i
.son, RuH«.-l Wa.shbiirn, .laincH Stephen. j^ ^,,,. ,„,^j ^^ ,f,|„ ^j^^^p j^p nialel son. nerb.'r Uoorer. 60 yard da«h f<>i-Lhnractcif. rowing for dear life and the! ghl.>«-Uuth Dennis wllh Julia Har-L.,.^,,,,, ,,^,.^^^^^3 ^^^j^l^in^ f„P hp,p ,,, . orth a« alternate. ^^^ ,op ^ jj,^i,, lungs, a water pipe at {
The ov^ntH will begin at 10 a.m. nnrtjthe roof of Iho stage hurst and let a the ).ugcnt. 'Thv Roll (^nll nf Nations," | ^pj^^y sprinkling of water gush down.
America wan reprenented at th* an nual Niunt^il At Philadelphia on May 5- 6 by Mr«. Jjirdner V. Morris as proxy for the branch president, Mr><. Oeorge L. Hubbell.
Tho branch reportetl a total of Rl.t garments distribute*! for the .year IWO: a .Mum of $26 .subscribed for tho Christ¬ mas tree ut St. Quentin. Franco, which town Is Uncfor th* sperlal car* pf the Cuild. a^rt fhe sum of $37, subscribed lo "adopt" a war orphan, of that town for one year.
.Vfrs. .Morri.n recolvort nnd brought home for th* branch th* iwinner awarded for "extension honors." "This banner Is given for the founding of now branches, and Oarden City, beside.s the banner itself, iiad four gold stars thereon, for starling the branches at Hempstead, iricksviUe, I'ort Washing¬ ton and C.lon Cove.
Mrs. Truman Newberry, the national president, nald that as no other branch', had been instrumental In starting more, than one new branch during the year. | the fiartlen City branch was "an In- i splratlon to the whole Culld." Delegates j report that "they cheered the banner! all the way down the aisle." |
The branch has adopted a .second war j orphan and hopes to be cheered for j more new branches next year.
the 'dlr*<!tion of Van A. I'otter, th* cnn-1 tAta, "Holy City," by Oaul. ,
The fact that the choir atngs thla] work exceptionally well and that there { i.s no charge for adnUiMion means that 1
tho«* who wish seats should come early. | rounds, and Larry Murray and Jo* ! m addition to a splendid ch9nis th« | j^^^^ ^^r four rounda. Htekey McKea-1 following soloists will participate In the ,„ ^ j^e new matchmaker of the club. ] piv>gram: Mlsa Janet Craichton, so- { I prano; Mlaa Lucia Towne, oontraUo; I I William Krum, tenor, and tCharles I ! Rider, bass.
I Thoso at the Instruments: Miss l>nor- ence SIhionson, organist; Mrs. Beatrice Castagnino, flrst violin; R Wi WiMier,' .second violin; Loren H. Rockwell, flut¬ ist; Oscar at«re.s, 'ce'H.st; saiia Walrond, pianist.
A silver offering will be taken for the building fund of St. Mark's Churoh.
JAMAICA SPORTING CLUB UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
I l.t to Im greatly etilani«d And
refM>vat«<). > i This Thumday night, Jack man*, the,
Hebnw middlewetdit Utie contender.! PAINTING Utd PAPER HANGING
Mrho haa twten "piektaK them oflT in
i great fluihlon lately, having put fttray
[ Jack Duffy, the flghting Irishman, In
I flve rounds at the Brooklyn arena, only l.iat Tuesday, making hLs third straight Knockout, will tackle the ftg Zulu Kid.
. «-ho proved that ba la still * (fiiuigerons
I contender by disponlns ^ Tommy Mad¬ den n week agol at th* Woodhaven
i Club, in the main g^o of fifteen rounds. The balance of the card, whi<4i con-
; sists of forty-one rounds, will .show Phlly McOorem and Harry (Kid) Mul- cahy, for ten rounda; Weo W*« Brown nnd Alex Olbbons. for six rounds; Ter¬ ry Davis aad Harrjr Borman. for six
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.Tam.iica Sporting Club ha.s changed hard.s, and from now on nothing but first cla.ss local attraction.s will be .staged. The club anrt seating capacity
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will begin Ml 10:^0. with Dorothy Ryf I'oluinbia." There will 1)* dances of all n.Ttlons and al.so dances of thej various (K-rlods in Ihe histoi y of thlS; coimtr.v.
i! I.s Biild. Dne of Ihe j-hnractoTs in the ho:it ut thi.s point was suppo.sed to .veil, ".She's fllllng fast lioy.s, whut'll we do?" Instead he cried, "Oreiit scott! who brought the Uear Deuil Sea to Ro<'kville < 'eiitrc!"
While some of the scenery wa." lUimpenod a little, no serious harm wa.s done by the accident, and after a ihange of some of their clothing the • h.'iracters continued Industriously with Ihelr rehearsal, pr*>puring for Satur day night's performance. Viul.i Lindley W. Cook'.s coaching the Vets ire goinic through tli»>ir paces better anrt better. If the r*rlmiro of "lx)tt;i Hunke" Is a sample of their abtlit.v. With tho arrival of .spring and the I the Improvement of this week's re motoring Bc.tson, stalf, county aud bor- j hearsals bids fair to make fhe coming ough highway officials everywhere are-«'iow one long shriek oC laughter, flndlng them.selves confronted with tho j problem of what to ifo with hundred.s of miles of roads which rapidly nre go¬ ing to pieces.
Denied the protection of snow, and unfrozen in moKt ca.ses, except for a fraction ot an inch during the greater
MILD WINTER AFFECTS ROADS
Officials in Every Section of State
Confronted Witb Problem of
Repairing Winter Damage
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'i'ickots are now being sold at Klipp's. Dancing will follow the performance.
Massapequa IxKlge, 822, V. & A. M.. will aftend services at the Church of Ascension, Sunday evening, May 22, fU
pnrt.of the winter, highways throughout! 7.45 p ^ ^,,pn ^^„ ji^^ William R.
the state were traveled freely by all wat.son. rector of St. Peter's Church.
MASONIC CHURCH SKRVICES
Within tho next few weeks the cry, "all aboard for the mountains" i*iU be heard quite frequently. It is remark¬ able how .strong the aM>eal that comes to all of us for a few day.s' re.st in the wood.s. There is this to it bepldes: It never lessen.s, and we want to go every year with Increa.slng interest. New Vork State people within ea.sy Bcce.s.s of the Adirondacks should feel grateful, and they .should feel equally grateful lor the Cat.skills.
DR. E. DAHLMAN
SURORON DBNTIST
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The winter just ended wns unusually disastrou.s from the standpoint of dam¬ age to roads, reports of engineers show. Trucks running with chains, ;cut the surfaces of many highways. Rains found ready access to tho wearing sur¬ faces and bases alike, and as a result, small holes soon developed into large breaks.
Sections of highways whleh withstood the early winter In good shape fulled under the travel of February and March, when warm weather drove from the ground the small amount of frost and left the highways .soft and spongy. The importance of adequate drainage of highways has been brought home to engineers and road builders. Had good dralnag;e sy.stems been provided, many of fhe roads undoubtedly would have stood up In better fashion, according to experts, who havo studied the effects of the winter in this state.
Roads of many types arc numbered among thos4 in need of repairs or re¬ surfacing this spring. Reports show that tn many cities and towns brick and other streets wero badly scarred and broken by tire chains. In suburtton and country sections, hard sui-faced highways unprotected by top surfaces suffered the same fkte.
From the many falljires, highway en- gitieers and builders have learned facts of vital Importance, which promise fo havo a bearing upon the planning of roads during thla '^nd coining years.' The success with which u.sphaltlc top¬ ped highways withstood the rigors of the winter traffic has shown that not only are roads of this type capat>le ot bearing the heaviest traflh;, but they will meet unusually severe conditions with success.
In addition to absorbing the shocks Of traffic, thd natlTs take asphalt sur- es shut out water from the founda- s, thus reducing the chance of fall- Macadam roads, constructed with as¬ phalt, came through the teat of winter I in good condition. The stone of the 'aiirfaoe apparently was held firmly in place, while the natural "give" imparted by the native asphalt saved the high¬ way from cracks and breaks under Iteavy loads.
Considerable resurfacing of old high¬ ways with asphalt now Is scheduled by many comtties. The pnicti(:« of cutting dowo axpeodlturea 9f th* taxpayars*] mtnpy by uUUxing old roads aa foua- itatkms is spreading, and under this syatem of oonstructioa the cost of new highways is limited, to the cost of the three or four inches nf new top.
Bay Shore, C.rand Chaplain of the (!i-ani( Lodge of the State of New York. will he present and make an address. .Members of Spartan Lodge. Freeiwrt. and Morion Lodge, Ilempstead, are also expected to attend.
MOOSE aUB RESTAURANT
S4S FRONT ST., HEMPSTEAD Regular Dinner 12 to t and • to I
Prioe te 9ent« riunlshsd Rooms by Day or Wook
To Ex-Service Men
$6,000,000 have been set aside by the War Work Counca of the Y. M. C. A. to help hooorabiy discharged ex-service men of the American Army, Navy or Marine Corps, in practical education.
Nassau and Suffolk Counties have been largely awarded but the West Side Branch of New York City still has some una- warded funds for sciiolarships averaging fifty per cent, of the tuition fees for its educational courses. Fifty per cent, was decided upon because it would enable the fund to serve a greater number of men. Exceptions are made for larger scholarships in the cases of especially deserving meiL IMMEDIATE ACTION IS NECESSARY IF YOU WISH TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS OPPORTUNITY, AS APPUCA- TIONS FOR THESE SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE ORDER RECEIVED AND AS' LONG AS THE MONEY \LASTS.
Decide now on the training you need. Day and Evening Courses :
Complete automobile course Traffic management
Machine tool practice Public speaking
Mechanical dentistry Bookkeeping
and many others. Special provision for out-of-town students. Apply to Y. M. C. A. of Nanan and Suffolk Coootiei,
Mineola, N. Y. Or— United Employment Service
Mineola, N. Y.
Telephones: Garden City: 1604—1605.
H£MPST£AD BANK
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.
'The Bis: Bank on the Corner''
Eittblbhed 1887
CAPITAL $ 38,000
SURPLUS 100,000
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER... 2,000,000
DOES a |CMral Commercial Baalmf bvsiBess.
ACCEPTS Tone dopont accontt aad aOows faiter- est tbereoa at tbe rate of 3 per jcMt per anuun.
SELLS TraTtfert' Cbcdu and Letten ef Credit on all parts of tbc world.
MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Dcpeut DepartMrt for tbe storafe of vahuUes aad at reasonable rates.
LOANS Moaey oa Bond aad Mortf age.
KAS a CHRISTMAS CLUB wbicb bas popalarixed itsdf witb baadrads of its fattaea.
ADVISES witb ib depositors rtfardiaf tbeir iarest- moats aad ¦aiataias aa ip to dato serrice espocialy for dwt parposo.
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SPECIAL TO THE PUBUC
MADAME KORMAN
is now rea^y to take your order for
TAILOR-MADE DRESSES and SKIRTS
Exquisite Workmansbip at Reasoaable Prices
32 SOUTH GROVE STREET FREEPORT, N. Y.
. Telephone I263.W
HAVE YOUR PLATING
DONE IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE
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The Bif Bank on the Comer''
Mitchell Field Arena
Wednesday, May llth, at 8.30 P. M.
BQly Marlowe Alo Tiernon
12 ROUNDS
vs. Jackie Norman
10 ROUNDS
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PREFERRED INVESTMENT FOR
BUYERS OF SOUND SECURITIES
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Long Uaad Bood and Mortme Caanuitee Co.
375 FULTON STREET. JAMAICA, N. Y.
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of Fort WaaUagtoa
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6 Roands—Ed. Johnston vs.
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Frankie West
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Billy West
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BAND CONCERT
Admisakm $1.10. Rooorvod Soats $2.20, ladodiaff Tax
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Lumber and Building Materials
Tiodbor. Sidbag. SUacloo. Dooro, SaOk. Trim
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Brfdara* Haidwaro aad Paint
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