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Freeporf, May 21.—Jean Bedinl, part owner of the Freeport Auditorium hai Wored a hit In New Tork with hia irom- mer ahow "Peak A l&po" at the Colum¬ bia ThMtr*. f I
Many ot the artii hnve been aeen at Ihe Auditorium. They are conaldered ataatig the- best thnt vandrvUte ran pro¬ duce. The new ahow atooundfi in Kood rV>an fun. The doll bnllet mlRht f>e Mnked as clonatcal.
A btirle^que boot betwe«fl "Tho Ham- burger Kid" and "BattlinfC BerKdoll, la ono of tho funnteat bitn of th(> nhow. Bobby Clark and Harry McCullough furAlflhed much of the fuh and Kmily Bar], aa a Oreenwich Villager ntartii yearninffa for the worid In Waahlngton flquare. oFrank Sahlna who in wpII known in Freeport la alao one ot the bltfl ta the ahow. The NearluRa wfth a diatlnct novelty hoop act, and the Six MiMlcat Spillera round out a company that afTordii «Ace1lent entertnlnmCfit. The "Peek A Boo*' la n ahow llke*"The Merry Whirl" that atarVed Morton and Moore.
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VETERANS' AUnUARY
TO qVE MOVIE SHOW
Winona Martin Auxiliary <a Ma]. Ocn. J. Franlclln BelV Poat, N«. 103, V. F. W., Rorkville Centre, met Monday evening. May 10, tn th* Lfbrary. Mra. Florence Kneale preaMed. Two caiidl- datpa ware oblirated, Mra. Mary B, Bacon and Mra. Olive J. Ellia.
Arrangementa wer* made for a mov¬ ing picture benefit to be held at the Rockville Centro Theatre Tueaday, May 24. The picture will bo "One Man in a Mlllkm," featuring Qeon^ Beeban,
WOULD WVESnGATE aOTHDOtDUSTRY
Senator Borak UetSnt To Ksow
Woridnf Coim^obi, and Bcar-
iBf OB Cost To PnUic
MOTHS ABSOLVED FROM aOTHES EATDjG CHARGE
't Tlieir Lame That Does the
Misduef'''SeTcral Ways To
FoflThem
"See that peaky moth! Next thing It'll be ia my clothea," aays the house- ^ wife. But, as a matter of fact, it isn't ^ the motha which do tho mischief at all f but their larvae, aay the people who I; atudy moths and their ways, Never- i theieaa the housewife needs to take ^ just aa many precautions In putting E. the "Winter clothea awny in the spring, na if the ihoths iind not the larvae were tho culprits. It is not, of course, the fre<iuently I worn (armenta that are liable to dam r, age, but thoae that are stored away in f trunka, attics and dark closets. Moth. f proof bags offer good °p»'otection for i: clothing and' will laat indeflnitely. it : Wall cared for. Suit boxea ,or other L large pauMeboard boxee may alao -he- y rendered moth proof by aealing them i. With gummed paper. Ced^r oil or * chlpa, as well aa camphor, are ikid to repel the moths but, it^.«gg8 or larvae are on the material before it la stored theae preventive measures neither de¬ stroy the egga nor hinder the yqung larvae In their work of destruction.
AJi* atta Sun NMidbd
«ff(r this reason, clothing and blank- eta ahould be hung in the sun and air given a thorough brushing and shaking beforo being stored away. This will I dislodge any eggs or larvae that may k be preaent. If storage closets have I been infested with moths, the workers I in textiles at the state college at Itha- I ca aay it ia advisable to spray gasoline I or benzine between tho floor cracks |; and around the base boards to kill f eggs or larvae that may be lodging I there.
r, Napthaleh^ cakes or balls, when acattared freely through storage trunks . and boxea, fipparently kill the moths, i^iyuvae and egga.
t In dtiea, sold storage planta offer a ^ safe and simple aolution to the prob- [ lem of protection, alnce tho temfiera- ': ture nuiintained in theae eatabiish- i ments prevanta the development of mothrj. However, thla method of pro- ' tection is aomewhat more expensive r than the oth^r methods that have been. ¦¦ auggested.
I SWISS ECONOPC MISSION
ViSlTC FARMINCDALE
Fannlnfdale. N. T.. May 21.—The i Btate inatitute of Applied Agriculture wu tHe aoene Wedneaday of the flrat ofllelal pilgrimage in this country of the SwlAi Kconomic Mission, whoae fifty i del««at«ff, headed by Dr. Robert Welti, ¦ '•rrived on the Savote last Saturday. OPwenty-flv« automobiles,' each carry¬ ing the bi'ight flag of the Swiss Re* publle at the "prow", brought the dele¬ gates- and their friends over Long Is¬ land^ roads to tbe campus of the Insti- tnte. where the tall flag pole flew a large Swiss fla« with the Stars and Strlpea. From the moment they saw their flag, ,Whlch they Ail remarked on alighting, the j^legatea showed that tliey felt the ciordSalLwelcomiB awaiting th«in,.!^t was red-letter day for Miaaion and Inatitute
Piloted by Pirector A. A. Johnaon, the proceaaion of enthusiastic vialtors visit¬ ed orchards, fields, students' gardens, barna, dairy, poultry p'lant. etc to aee the moat up-to-date methoda in farm¬ ing. A lively demonstration by a dosen Bl9t«r-dr|y«ri tractpra operated by atu¬ denta ot thk Inatitute waa tIKb crown- }ag avent of the exhibition.
COBunlaakmer Welti compUmeiited IMrector Johiuni) and New Tork State i» the moat e|U«ietio terma on fae ad- nirable deno|i^8tr9,tton la all t>raiichafl bf atrlculttnv. .. t '^
Viramm'A .Cpkt Ssim XtanpstasA, May tl.•—Protection Hoae will hold i^^oake aale in the this aft'«rnooR tor scfBt of
Waahlngton, May 21.—Investigation of the cl6thtng industry of the United atatps so as to get at the relation of the working conditions to the present unrf«t in the industry is contemplated by Senator Borah, of Idaho, in a reso¬ lution introduced in the innate. HIa probe would Include "the causes of the induatrial unrest in these industries in the various' clothing centers In the tTnited States and its bearing upon the cost of clothing to the public, and an bearing upon such cost, the methods .ind costs of manufacturing clothing in the various clothing centers of tho United States; the cost and selling price of woolen clothing and otber materials used in the manufacturii^ of clothing, and the methods of sate and distribu¬ tion of such woolen cloth and other materials, and also the cost and selling prlc^-of retailers of clothlnif through¬ out the United States; the rise in the wholesale and retail cost of clothing during the past Seven years and the causes thereof; the profits in the manu¬ facture and sale of clothing, both re¬ tail and wholesale, by years during the past seven yeara; the reason for the preaent induRtrlal dispute In New Tork City and the presence, or absence, of any disputes In other large cities; the conditions of labor, with special refer¬ ence to contracting system and sweat¬ shops prior to the organization of the workers, and since; the purposes, ob¬ jects, methods, and tactics of the Am¬ algamated Clothing Workers of Amer¬ ica nnd its relations, if any, with poli¬ tical organizations and quasi political groups; the purposes, objects, methods, and tactics of. clothing manufacturers' a£BBSt^?^tlpnB, especially in New Tcudt, and their relations, if any, with other organizations."
NORTH MERRK3C
Snmmer reatdenta in the Camp Orounda were ont In large ntitnberalaSt weekend, and a good many will be out for the aeason In a abort tlm*.
Friends of Johnny Doarhcr of Hen¬ drickson nvenoa. regret to hear that hia condtion nontimiea aertouki. An attack of pneumonia has brought on ctrniplicatlons necessitating an oper¬ ation. His mother has been his faith¬ ful narae, as haa alao hia alater, Mlaa Helen Doscher, who has censed go¬ ing to business during her brother'a illness.
Mrs. Annie Meadows of Brookjiyn and her daughter, Winifred, are now occn- pying their summer bungalow in the Camp Orounds.
Merrick Fire Compan/ No. 2 had a successful pinochle party and dance jSaturday evening. The entertainment committee held a meeting Tuesday enlng In the Tire Hall.
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Freeport, May 21.—MIim MayCMal- ley reported to tho Freeport police that she had lost her purae In the Am'M-ican Theatre at the matinee,^ It rontained handkerchiefs, white kid gloves, and a powder paff.
FREEPORT
Tommy Dugan of the Lights Club nnd Actors' Qolony is iyack in town for the summer months.
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¦ Motorcycle Officer John Hahn is back on duty after an illness of .several weeks.
The Freeport Council of the J. O. TT. A. M. will [lorade to the M. K. Church June 8 foi- divine .service. Rev. W, E. Th^pson will make an appropriate address.
The Holy Redeemer Council of the K. of C. are going to have their annual minstrel show and dance on June 10. The show this year is under the direc¬ tion of Ben Mulvey of Frank Tinney's "Tickle Me* Company.
Lytnan .Tones has purchased a deliv¬ ery truck that he might give prompt service to his customers.
BALDWIN MEN INVOLVED
IN SUIT FOR SLANDER
Mineola, May 21.—Charles H. Verity has brought suit against John Herbert for 12,500 damages for alleged slander- ous statements. Both men live In Baldwin and the statement is aald to have been 'mode in the presence of othera, whereby Mr. Verity ctehns damages.
The case came before Justice Mac¬ Crate yesterday. He directed 'that a jury be drawn. The case is to be tried today. c
In an affidavit filed with County Clerk Thonjia" S- Cheshire, Mr. Herbert asked . thut ^n hill of particulars be granted him as to the time, place and specific slander uttered.
BALDWIN PLANS UNITED JULY FOURTH CELEBRATION
Baldwin, May 21.—The Business Men's Association of Baldwin, Walter J. Hazard, President. Thursday evening voted-' to cooperate with the Civic Association in celebrating an old fash¬ ioned Fourth of July.
A,committee was apttointed to wait upon the American Legion, The Women's Advance Club, and other or- ganisationa to get them together behind the propoaltlon.
The committee appointed \^ compos¬ ed by C. W. Corell, W. H. Deyoe, .W. Oeggenheimer, J. S. 01iv«-. and Chartea Honea.
It waa reported that the dinner held at the Baldwin Harbor Hotel laat week waa a aplendid aucoeaa. Numerooa votes of thanka were extended to com¬ mittees who helped to make it ab. Cblirlea H. Luerrscmcame in for much of the praiae. "
South Hempstead Fire OepnrtiRent
Hempatead, May 21.—The South Hempstead Fire Department has begun a (Campaign to stimulate Intereat In the depiu-tment. Practice ia being held once a week for the purpose of getting ready for the tournaments to be held during the autnmer. This department haa on^ silver cup which was won at Weatbury and plant. are being made to annte som^ mote of them thie year.
The laat Instalment of the Freeport Memorial Library donations is due June 1 at any Freepoi-t bank or to the treas urer, E. B. Thompson, 2S South Grove street. Signed, J. Huyier Ellison, Sec.
Tuesday will mark the beginning of the swimming season in Freeport. Some of the brave have already tried the waters this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tulch entertained Mr. and Mrs. George TbeaucotJtC Breok. lyn over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theadrof have purchased a lot on Hill, side avenue and intend to build in Freejxjrt.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri¬ can Legion will entertain the members of the William Clinton Story Post in a get-together supper this evening at Hose 2 house on Nofth Main street.
HoaaehsU GaMb At Aaethn
Freeport, May 21.—Archie Wallace will offier at auction the Hioasehold goods at 126 Pine street,' comer of Ber¬ gen place on Wednesday. May 2S. The sale will Include fjiimiture, rugs, tools, and houaehold guoda.
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PENSION OF CLERGY INfRRASEf» Oarden City, May 21.—At the annual (invention of the Protestant Rpbicopal Church of the Diocese of Long Island, Wedneaday, a vote of thaoka was re¬ turned Mrs. Ida Gillette for the gift of ten acres of land and house valued at f 26,000 at Sayviile,; which will be uaed in ths church charitable work.
The pension for superanntiated clergy was increased from 1800 annually to $760. The endowment fund for this purpose has recently been lncrea.sed from 15,000,000 to $12,000,000.
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"Im Juive" To Be Given bi Tiddiah Moro than ordinary interest centers in the production of "l.,a Juive" in Vid dish, tonight. Performances will lw> given on Saturday and Sun day evenlAgs, This will be the first time in the operatic hlstorj' of Ameri¬ ca that nn opera in Yiddish is render¬ ed. Semion Tomars, former stage di¬ rector for Oscar Hammersteln. luis been rehearsing the chorus, orchestra und principals, for weeks.
Max Bloch, formerly with the Metro, politan Opera Company will sing the role of Eleazar. Tonight Mme. Ros.'i Rcchen will sing the role of Rachel. Agnes Robinson and Edith Winston will alternate. Others who will be heard aro Alice Haslor, Marie Schiller, Leon JFastowsky, Sales Lorigton, L. Bauer, James Wolf, Irving Miller, O. S. Green¬ baum nnd Mr. Hlsdodes. Leon Kra¬ mer is the conductor, aseisted by Mme. LIna Coen and Leo Berdlchevaky.
LUTHERAN WOMEN'S LFAOUE
The Lutheran Women's League of I.«ng Island will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday, May 24, at 3 p.m., at Christ Church, Freeport. fho speak¬ ers will be Mrs. Ada W. Sites, lay work¬ er, of Brooklyn.
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May ll->At Hempstead, by the Rar. B. cr. Curtice, Ph. D., Joseph Cottrell and Maria Augnata Raerdouck, both of East ffempatasd.
May 12—At Hempatead, by the Rev, Dr. 3. O. Ctirtloa, Gesrce Henry Parry. nan of Brooklyn and Ethel Mae Abrama of Lynbrook.
May IS—At Heimatesd, by the Rev. Saul O. Curtis, Ph. D., Frederick Lud¬ wlg Krelfeler of Brooklyn and Kath¬ erine Fredler of Hempatead.
Public Notice
OF
wc ARC TMt JOLLY COAL QUARTETTE- WEUIiAKCl ITHOfrFORVXHI.YOOBET!!
COAI QUARTETTE
EGG-STOVC-NUT-PEA
Sng the opcimg choru of dieir Mw coal pocket ei- thled "Screemed Coal." We are bow prepared to gire iMor automen all screeied coal; alio prompt aid effi- deit terfice.
LET ss ffll jonr coal order politely and prompdj.
W. J. Ifartin Coal Co.
INC.
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Phone 283 FREEPORT
SALEOFUIfllS
FOR
Unpaid Taxes
AT THE
LEGAL ADVERTISING
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS
Puriuant to an order of Hon. I.,«onii D. Howell, Surrocate o{ the County of Naaaau, notlcn la hereby irlven to all peraona bavins clalma asalnat HORACK D. BADOBR, late of Freeport, In aaid county, deceased, to preaent tho aame with the vouchera thereof, to the subacrlbera the executora of the laat will and teatament of nald deceaaed, at their place of tranaactlns buslneaa at the ofltce of Wlncate A Cullen, 20 Naaaau Street. New Tork City, on or before the IDth day of November next.
Dated Mineola, N. T.. May S, 1921. THE PBJOftLiES TRrST COMPANT.
OBOROB BEROEN BADQER, Ezecutore. WINGATE a CULLEN, Attorney* for Executora, 20 Nasaau Street, New Tork City.
NOnOK TO OUgDITOBS
Pursuant to an order of Hon. Leone D. Howell, Surroarate of the County ot Naaaati. notl(!« ia hereby slvpn to all peraona havina clalma aralnat William C. Lott, late ot Rock« TlUe Centre, in tbe fald county, demaaed, to preaent tho same with the vouchera thereof, to the subscriber the adnsMstrator of the ¦ooda, chattels and credits which were ot aald deceaaed, ^t her place ot traiuactlna boalneas at the ofllce of Wrlcht A Wrlsht,' Ro«kvUle Centre. New Tork, on or before tha 26th day of October next.
Datfd Mineola, N. T., AprU (, 1*21.
iUZZIB A. LOTT, ., AdmlBlatrator.
WRIGHT * WRIGHT.
Attorneya for Adminlstrataib Bockville Centre, N. T.
NOTICE TO OBBorrolu
Pursuant to an order of Uon. T.ieon« D. Howell. Surroaate of the Coanty ot Naasa% notice Is hereby elven to all peraona havliia claims acatnat William Schuh, late of Free- port, In tbe said country, deceaaed, ta preaent the aame with the vouchera thereof, to ths autwcrlber the administrator of the roods, chsttels and credits which were ot said de¬ ceased, at hia place of transacting business at the offlce of H. fltewart HcKuicbt, Great Neck Station. New Tork, on ar befors tk* ii'b day ot October asst.
Dated MIneela. N. T., April 6. t»ll.
WILLIAM E. LaTBTBlt. As Coonty Treasarer «f Naasan County, Admfiila.' trator. H. STEWART McKNIQHT. Attorney for Admtnlstr&tor, Orsat NcriW Btation, NSW Tork.
Flauhder Fishing
AT FREEPORT POINT
FMoport Trottoy Qumecto WHli Traction Trolkjrt
Row Boatf* But and Fithiag Taclck Cm be Caaily ObtaiMd
DOUBIJE DECK SALEM
. uad iCMiae Boats win be in CmiuniMMm oa Saadaya
NOTICK TO C0NTRArT0R«
Rtate Ceamlaslea sf HIcbwsys. Albeny. S. T.
Purauant to the proviaiona ot Chapter HO Lavs of 1909, and amendments thereto, sealed propoeala will be received by the un- deralrned at No. 65 Ijincaater Street, Albany. N. Y.. at one o'clock I'. M., advanced Btan- dard time, which la 12 M. eastern standard time, on the 7th day of June, 1921. for the Improvement of the followinK hlshwaya;
Nessaa Coeaty nishway Approximate
Nn. Name of HlshwaV. Lensth.
1GS4 Westbury Hamlet: Union Ave. 0.46 and alao for ttie repair of ths followin*: Repair Claas
Contract of Approx.
No, -Work. Road. Name. Miles.
, 1312 Bit. Mac. 270 Birch Hill 1.04
Mapa. plana, apeciftcotlona. eatlmates and proposal forms may b« obtained at tbe offlce of the Commlaalon In Albany. N. T.. and at the ofllco of Division Enitlneer Jas. H, Sturde- vant, 11 Waahlntton St., Pousrhkeepaie, N. T. Special attention of bidders la called to " OENERAL INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS" In the propoaal, apeclflcations and contract asreement.
Proposal for each highway or contract muat tie submitted in a anparnte sealed ejivelope with the name and number of the blshway plainly endorsed on the outnide of the enveioi)*. ^
Each propoaal muat be accompanied by caah or certified check payable to the order ot the .Slate (^ommlsaion ot Hlshwaya for an amount enual to at least Jhree per cent, of the amount of the proposal,' The retention and diapoaal of auch caah or check by the State Com- mtsnton xrf Highways shall conform with Suli- dlvlaion 2. Section 130 of tbe Highway Law, an amended bv Chapter 623. Laws of 1919.
The successful bidder will l>e required to execute the contract and comply In all re¬ spects with Section 130 of tbe Hirhway Law, as amended by Chapter 823,<
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
HERBERT S. SIS90N, Comviissloner. J. C. PINCH, Acting Secretary.
Nassau Laundry
The "Waah-word" of the home
A first-class laundry, doing
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
FLAT WORK
FINISHED WORK
ROUGR DRY
and WET WASH .
21 East Merrick Road Phone 385-J. FREEPORT
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LYNBROOK WELDING CO.
OXY.ACETVlENE WELDING AND BRAZING OF ALL METALS
Hot riveting, straightening chassis and housings carbon removed. Scores Hlled and also cutting. Residence Phone c Freeport 776-W BLAKE AVENUE LYNBROOK, N. Y. ^
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mineola/NEW YORK Peginning
Tuesday, July S, ^21
At 10 A. M.
« State of New York: Nassau G)unty Treasurer's Office, Mmeola,N.J., April 30,1921. Whereas, arrears of taxes for the year 1919, charged and imposed, pursuant to kw, remain due and unpaid on the several lots^ pieces or parcek of land described in the following list, viz.: the names given being those of the owner or occupant as the same appear on the assessment roll foresaid year, and the amounts, including the taxes, interest, ex¬ penses and other charges against the properties for such year.
The following list covers properties in the Town of Hempstead only.
Town of Oyster Bay lists are published in the Sea Cliff News, of Sea Cliff, and the Hicksville Cou¬ rier, of Hicksville.
North Hempstead lists are published in the Nassau County Gazette, of Mineola, an^ the Port Washington News, of Port Washington.
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Baldwin Harbor RMlty Co. Ikildwin Har)}or npalty fo.
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Baldwin Harbor Realty Co. . 10
Baldwin Harbor Realty Co, 10 14U
Bajdwtn ftarfoor RMlty Co. 10
Baldwin Harber R««ttr Co. 10 14
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North by L. PfluK; eaat hy C. A. JacobH; south hy V. Jagrnow; west by Kv¬ erett Eat
North by W. Notebloom; eu«t by Charlen H. Ver¬ ity; aouth by Auvust Rom- •nKtead; weat by Grand avenue
Halt Meadow
•Vorth by Northern Blvd; paat byMumbyformerly; aouth by the Bay: wext by Schrieber formerly and Mary H. Webb for¬ merly
North by Norihem Blvd.; east by Own land form¬ erly Liuah; weitt by Own land formerly Sohrleber, excepting Iota amieMied separately
North by Northern Blvd.;
eaat ty Own land form-
, erly Miller E»t.; weat
by Own land, formerly
f Numby and Thomaa
a »/loLxorth by C. A. Kubler jT (.sua by W. H. Homana; Houth by Church atreet; went by Annie Hllgana Baconii Pleee: '
Nnrih by Kire Depart¬ ment property eaat by Grartd bouievarA: aouth l.y William a: Schrieber foimerly; weat by Hnakei lune. exoepting litota aa- ¦emted Mparataly
.Vorth by Own land: aaat hy W. K. Cornwall fo»n»- erly: aouth Hy tttt^ Bay, weat by oWn land form erly Richard Ingraham, excepting plot* mmmt>iim^ .Ht (laiutnlv'',,
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