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THE DAILY EffiVTIW, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921
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Daily Review
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Nassau County Review
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BEUPSTEAU IN<}UIR*B
iamas E. atllu, iSiblMnr Wall«r S. roBMU. Editor
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"MABZO e PAZZO"
Tbe MaJlMM have a phrase tbat I rhymes—a« It should In a Innd of music j Vtd r>oetry—which says: "Mar7Xi e I'az-1 ao," lltanall'/ "March ia craay." {
It is a fact. It Is the month wben we j all love to Jook out on the morning; weathef^ and remark Joyfully "this leoks | like spring." And indeed, March daym j often look IlKe spring, and sometimes | even like summer.
But March Is crazy. The wither i man tells ys It Is never safe to lay aside | evetf In
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C«l«r« nuutrci BuiUUna. 4* Waio It.. HcriipatMd after the last day is past. Crazy Inarch,
YOU'RE INVITKD
,_. ., ... April 23 hi to be our ttrst birthday | ^j^ tomorrow aftemoon
the latitude of Long Island-untll well »•»«! "'^ »"* «»'"« ^^ »>t,^«l » ^'^^ '¦'*^*\!
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MUSICAL TOPKS
BDITH r. McINTOMi
# fvatUac. Matioaal Symphony OrchaaUa: aatnrflay aftemoon, Vtolln recital by Frits Kl-elsler.
Town Han Sunday., aftemocm, March 27.—Nina Koshetz, Russian soprano.
Iiiunday Concert k
Alma Gluck. soprano, and Cfrem ZimbaUst. violinl.st. will give a Joint re dtal tn the Brooklyn .Academy of Mu-
; her# In the column. All those who ¦wish 1
Inoorperswtf
mdeed, occasionally leads genU^Aprtl to send a wo.xl of a »''»^''/J„'^"^ "•»! 1 sun.lay afternoon series will close astray. One of the worst bli«a,de ever; oo-e to tbe party Sepd to Freeport , ^ ^ ^^ ^^,^^ „^,, ^^^^
iiTiciAL Nii:w8r*.PKH _ _ _
villas of Pr*,port. j ^p^rlenccd in the Great Lakes region i "fflc*
.KKioiAL NKWsj'AiKR for i«x^r»t«i I occurred about the tenth of April, some j <«i>-
twenty years ago We ha^e had an unusually mild win
The column is yours for the
VlllkS* uf CvdAr^urSt.
'l-rit'lAL NBWSl'.M'ER Y)r Nniasa Cou«t> fei' pQbllMtlon u( antlcra of St^nkrvpltr.- la Diatrtot Court of trailed ^taa fo> tk>? Baaum District of Naw Tork. .
Published Dally Except Sunday
•enured at tlw Poat Offiw at Preeport. V. aa aaeond olaaa mall matter, under Act of Marcb 3. 117*.
Subarrlptjon. St p>>r year In advance 8lns> rupira, two renta
^ R. E..V. 1'. and 1'. 8. 100 proof bonded
ierV "co>npa7atively"^MTlnV"tr might Prol'anlty will have to be excluded.
DAILY RKVIEW READ THOROUGHLY .
Two young men of Hempstead .lat down and marked up a copy of The Daily Review the other evening. They wore looking for errors and things as¬ kew and they found them. Nearly every i>age of tho paper had something not to the liking of the critics. Some pages bore two or three marks.
Every mark they made was Justified. There was ground for criticlsHt If the thing.s had been done that these young men thought 8l)ould have been done, it would hav(! beeif a much better now.s. paper from the standpoint of the tech-, nkal printer.
be said that there has been no winter at all south of the Dakotas and Montana. Everything indicates an early spring with early planting, early broaking out of the buds, ".and everything." But crazy Mai'ch may yet spoil it all. Tho peach crop may yet bo dostroyed, as u.sual.
Still, lefa not be pessimistic. Old Boreas may not be too severe. And even if he la. spring will come eventu¬ ally, if not now, and we'll all bo happy and glad again with our sunshine and flowers and all growing things—
Including flies!
ON DODGING AUTOMOBILES
Why does a woman stroll acro.ts the busie.it street in the town with the auto¬ inobllo traffic bearing down upon her. while she gazes about os if she wero in her own front yard?
Today we .saw a woman—and .sha looked like an intelligent per.son—with a bright-faced baby in.her armH, wp.lk slowly from one .sidewalk to the other 11 Hempstead's buaiest tliorouglifari;. She all but collided with :i moving car,
BUSTING THE BUS
"If you wanHo save the trolley
Obliterate tbe bus, I'ut them out of business.
Save a lot of fuss."
These, the words one L. D. Howell, At Mineola spoke, He says it ain't no kidding, The trolley folks are broke!
Wc knew that they were badly bent, Their old equipment showed it;
But broke, we never Thought of that; L. D. Howell, lie knowed it!
There were two places where dashes I the driver of which turned out the
should have been . but they were omit¬ ted. There shoUld h;ive been a slug filKiV'-'' a heading ii Hcpanite it from the hpiid i^le of thu page. Two headings wore so placed that they Jarred the ur- tistic Kensi! of these critics. So on, from page to page throughout tho paper. It wan generous of them to take the
vvidth of his car to iivold her.
She wu.s saved from injury and her child wa.s .saved al.so because the driver of thu car finally .shouted loud cnoimh and .stopped hi.s car .soon enough to pro- vent her putting hor feel under one of the front wheels.
She wa.s indignant whon the driver
time to make the criticism and It was flnnlly stopped her as the car grazed k^nd of them to send the result of their i h"'' <ircss
examination to the printshop. Every suggestion has been noted by those whose duty it Is to make this the best newspaper.
This is to thank the critics for their work.
Somehow it leaves, a very pleasant feeling to know that one's work i.s at¬ tracting attention to that extent. It ia positive that these two readers, at least, arc perusing Tho Daily U(-vicw In every column. They llnd it worth while to try to brinf; it up to their standard of per¬ fection.
Wo want to call thi.s to the attention of our advertiser.". We want those busi¬ ness mon who iire oltorlni? thing.s for sale, those who arc anpeulin;; in what¬ ever dir(clioii tliroufrh the iidvertiKiiiK | columns to realize that the pcoi)lp ot
Why don't people stand on the aide- walk, look their fill up and down the street then, if they will, cro.ss the street as if they had a definite purpose in view, instead of wandering about as if they were in a .state of coma?
And wh.v d,on't car drivors stop thetr cars and let i)coi)le, who will wander, wander out of harm's way, instead of trying: to flrlv)e aiound {hem?
KKKED FKO.M BO.NDAGK
"Druggl-sts may take liquor out of bond now."—Washington.
Roosevelt. L. I.. Is fast becoming a flrst-class l'a.ss-a-Kist village.
LATEST RULING
If.s a felony for a baseball player to accept a bribe now. It's a custom for others.
Boston took tho U. S. Uniforms out of the St. I'atrick's Day parade. It was a good move, too. Let our Slus Find us but not Sinn Fein us.
"LETTERS PRAY."'
"Shea endorsed for Freeport post¬ master."—Moro power to him!
Teddy Smith of Roosevelt, He is a faithful swain.
In spite of all,
He went to call, Upon his girl again. j
Ted might call his scar his Catherine j "Brand."
The Jifew York Symphony Orchestra's with
concerl In Aeolian Hall tomorrow af¬ temoon. when Paul KoachannkI, as so¬ loist, will play Drucb's Scotch Fantasy for violin with orchestra.
Josef Hofmann gives a piano recital in Carnegie Hall tomorrow at three.
In the evening the national Symphony Orchestra plays in Carnegie Hall.
I'ulendar For the Cnining Week Aeolian Hall
Monday aftemoon. .song recital by Mabel Dunning; Monday evening, song recital by Marguerite Dana: Tuesday evening. Concert by Beethoven Associa- lon, Letz tjjuartot. Jo.set Hofaiann and 3eorgo Hamlin: Friday evening. 'Cello •ecltal by Maurice Brown: Sunday af¬ ternoon, Organ recital by Pietro Yon. Carnegie Hall Tuesday afternoon. National Sym¬ phony Orchestra: Tuesday evening, Sacba Jacobsen. violinist: Wednesday
.Momiar C^HMcrts
Mancuerite Dana. American lyric so¬ prano, who has apitearcd In Canada with success, win sing for the flnrt time m Nuw Y«rk at Aeolian Hall on | Monday eveninc. March 21. i
Gounod^s "Redemption" will be glv|en i on Mimday evening' of Holy Week, j March 21. under Institute auspices a ' the Academy, by the Bnxiklyn Oratorio'. Society and the Columbia University Chorus, under the leadership of Pro¬ fessor Walter Henry Hall, with organ and a proteasionul orchestra, The as¬ sisting artlsU mill be Ruth B. Rodgers. soprano: Nevada Van der \'eer, con¬ tralto; Reed Miller, tenor, and Norman Jollif, fa«.s.s-barltone.
At Aeolian Hall on Monday afternoon Mabel Dunning will be heard In sonf rocilnl.
Lumber aad Building Materials
Umber, Sidiaf, Shingles, Doors, Sasb, Trim
Brick, Ljme «id Cement
BuiM«re* Hardware and Paint
JOHN J. RANDALL CO.
15 N. Lonf Beack At*. TeL 52s FREEPORT, L. I.
Fhial
Concerts of Ihe National pkeiiy
Sym-
According to present plans. Mr. Men- gelljcrg has but three moro appearanc¬ es during hie present stay in New York. Sunday evening, March I'O; Tuesday af¬ ternoon. March 22. and Wednesdiy eve¬ ning. Mareh 23. He sails for Holland on Saturday, .March 26.
OUR LEnER BOX
Life
De-.p()iu(ciit .Soldier TiLUe Editor The Daily Itiview.
Sir; Wo have heard many tales of the
hajjrl.'-liiiis onr bravi.- bo.v.^ arc .suffering
;lpce thoir return from thr; other side,
Nasaau County are taking .seriously tho I but I feel that the tollowin- story, from
publication ot this daily newspaper.
.MAN WHO KNOVI.S HOW
Courtland Smith, of New York, named' by President Harding as assistant to the I'ostma.stcr General, in entering public life takes the second step in a life work dedicated to the service of the country people. He has accepted the post because he believes tho field before him aftords still a greater op¬ portunity than as president of tho American Press As.sociation for help¬ fulness to the farmer, the country homo dweller, tho country housewife, and tho country newspaper. One ot Mr. Smith's best business octs was in connection with Col. Wm. Boyce Thompson's gift to World War service men ot their • home town newspaper free of charge While in service. Many thou.sands of soldiers and sailors received papers from their home to^vn8 wherever they hap¬ pened to be serving.
Trained from boyhood to .sense the fact that American life and American development arc dependent on the tiller of tho soil, Mr. Smith has spent all of his working life carrying out the ideals of his father, and has sought to make country lite happier und country folks moro prosperous, establishing his con¬ tact with oven the remote sections. Tho growth 'of tho prosperity of the country newspaitor has , meant in j^ro- portloiiate degree a growth in the hap¬ piness and welfare of those to whom the country newspaper makes its op- poal.
Strong and respected country news
SHI.M.^IV UELOW:
"I'rays for delivery from iqtiity."—Ho:;ton.
Old Bl.shor> Hughes, He claims the "blue! Will never lead To Heaven's Cate; Ht. I'ete will balk, Tiic "Camel Walk"; They'll "Toddlo" to The Fiery Grate.
the lips of a dying hoy, should be bronpht to the attention of your worthy readers, as it occurred in oiir vicinity:
11 seems that tho lad luul been out of jdin-s making pretty good catches work for .some time, no fri-^nds or rein- I Cologne, lives to a.siiist him, and finally no money with which to buy food. In .spite of the tact that ho had not eaten In three days tho boy started to walk troiii Rock¬ viUe Centre to Long Beach in .search of work. On fhe w;iy he .stopped at a house nnd begged for food, explaining he circumstances to the .so-called lady of the house, who replied that she did not feed bum.s or doK'S. Ko offered to work for any food that she might give him, tint she turned him away. The despondent bo;., broken In spirit and health, returned to llockville Centre and committed suicide by taking bichloride of mercury tablet.s.
What about the soldier bonus? Could not the existinii di.sgracoful conditions be avoided and the privations ot the soldiers greatly alleviated by the distri¬ bution of this bonus, which is justly theirs by riglit of an overwhelming vote? J. U. MYLES. Rockviilo Centre, March IS.
"Hempstead Fishermen make big catches in Florida Water."—Hempstead. Th:it's nuthin! We read of British sol-
In
SO SAID
"Blondes too fickle for Bron.'c Jury." —Bronx. Now u lot of them are Ju.st dying to get by that Judge and get on the Jury.
Tho .seeds of Curiosity nre not bring¬ ing forth any Plant over at Mineola.
NG PO.SK AT ALL
"Bo.ston Mayor Poses at Hobo."—Bos¬ ton. What in heck has Hylan been doing?
^ERY SERIOIS j
j "Siainc.-<o Kiii;.! Breaks His Troth."— I j And all the King's men couldn't put I ; it together again. j
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I "Pastor Forgets to Take up Collcc- i
tion."-7-Montclair. By golly, that sor-!
vice was not nickel plated! I
VAMPING A HUSBAND MAY BACKFIRE
; By Mary EAel Paic»
Did you know a huabsnd eonid be oTcr-TsmpedT—4ed ny on ramplnhnesB which would sasse a backflr« of opposite result? ^
Ltia Lee, a Paramount screen celebrity, who appears with Lois Wilson. Conrad Kagel and Jack Holt in WlllUm De Mille's pro¬ duction of "Midsummer Mad¬ ness." has created a new type of woman. Ons she told rae she had labeled the "Valet Vsmp"—ths overloTlng wife who loads h<r husband with tender little atten¬ tions until the game has lost Its charm—for him. at ioast.
"These three pictures espials tboroagbly whet I mean," saM Llla Lee wben I saw ber st tb* Paramount studios. "There am \, as Daisy Osbom, wife of Julian Osbom (Conrad Nagel) showering attentiona as I help bim dress— until, like all men. bis concatt end ego leed bim to believe thsl he wants now worlds to conquer —and that's Just tbe start of much midsummer madness."
Then I saw Just what she meant by "Valet Vamp," the pictures sho handed me registering the con- celt tn man, when a wife Is "over- attentlTe!"
So. women, let's learn a lessoa from Lila Lee and none of us b« a ^"Valet Vamp" to any man.
And there's many a married life moral that may be learned front Llla Lee, Lois Wilson. Coarad Nagel and Jack HoK In their por¬ trays of two married couples and Umtt fssUly (ri«i4shi^ ,
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WHERE YOU WANT FT
WHEN YOU WANT IT
The chilly moments breed the colda. A Vulcan Odorless GAS HEATER is the first aid—the little Bun you can regulate yourself. It will heat ev¬ ery room in your house or will economically sup¬ plement the work of the furnace.
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NASSAU & SUFFOLK LIGHTING COMPANY
GEO. MacDONALD. President
Offices at Htmpttead - FrMport • RackriO* Caatre
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KOCKVILLK CKXTKK CHLKCHKS
Presbyterian
Corner Lakeview and Morris avenue.
Rev. J. Web.ster liuiley, V. I)., minister
In charge. Sunday School at 9.-15.
Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Or.
papers meant to Mr. Smith the ability "*''f ^"' ''^'"f:^ °" ^he Gospel, Ac of tho publisher to put before tho far- '^''r? -'^.'° ^°^- , .,,„,.
mer publications that wore more help-L I^v«°*« KO»P«' "crvice at 7.45 Sub-
Ject ot tho .sermon. Success. \. An¬ nouncement of tho services during Pas-
ful, moro Inspiring. He saw that be¬ foro the country newspaper could elflci- cntly c4rry out its great service of edu¬ cation that tho country newspaper pub¬ lisher must become flnanclally inde¬ pendent, and In the lust eight years he has succeeded In developing country newspaper inliomc from an annual sum
slon Week will bo made .it the Sunday services.
NEWS FACTS ABOIT FIRKS
"Montclair Church Bans Liquor at; Ma.stiuorade."—No bottles in the Vestry! or Pantry! .^,„
THAT'.S KIGIIT '
"Cas Company Clots Iteviow"—Sure, i they got us the same as anyone cl.sc.^ But he who laughs ia.st is not alway.s i English, as the ole gag goes. . '
"College Dean Praises Short Skirt.s." | -We'll locate in that college town next | fall. WMiere is It? ,
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LONG ISLAND'S FINEST THEATR E
Fulton St. and New Tork Ave. Phone Jamtica 3948
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THAT'S WHAT VARNISH IS
You liavi' iM'i'haiis li-t !<oiiic of yum- pi'dpcrtv ao loutH'V tlian v(Mi would liavr <»ii urcoiiiit oT iri«;li I'l'iccs
I SK IT ON YOIK KKONT DOOR
KA.SHIONS
.Vfter months of hiding under cover tho girls ears are struggling out again. They proliably want to hear what in being said about the, er, limii.s, that j —— j have been struggling so hard Main
iV postmaster ot Dorris, Sisklou Coun-; .street hands you a laugh. C. H. J. |
WILLIAM COLLIER,
—and—
LILA LEE
OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL SAMPLE OF
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200 MERRICK ROAD ATLANTIC AVENUE
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of about $10,000 to an annual Income !ty. Calltornia. is reported to have con¬
fessed to burning -hia post office in an
attempt to cover up his theft ot $5,000
n c-ish, received at his ottice. He also
rh:Ses«'and'be;;flt «^ttemptod to sc-^uro an additional
of $2,000,000.
It is understood thut Mr. Smith ^eos In the postal savings banks and In the rural free delivery ma^:hlnery for great ly extending 111 ot tho rural communities as well as a means of e.stalilishing a iloser contact betweun the government und tho peo- j)lc, and gaining a more intelligent un- dorstundiug of whio government func¬ tioning.
Get A Seed Culalogue
Have you received a now seed cata-' logue? Get one—from a r(;liablo firm— ¦ for it will help yuu in planting your garden and prevent you trom overlook¬ ing .lomotiiing you may otherwise for-
get. say .specialists ot tho United States
fieneral lire prevention rules lor the ! l-»«-'Pa'-tracnt of Agri.'ulture. From $2 to BiiUimoro pul..lic have been issued by ^ »^ ^^•"•"' °f ^»-^"' ^^i" !'''»"» " vacant^
amount of cash by doubling tbe Insur¬ ance upon his post otllco building shortly beforo the Iho.
"THESOULofYOUTH"
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MAHCH 19-.20
Flnanclully iudcpeiident. though not Battalion Chief Paul F. Llndc, in charge i'°' "'" ^ ""i^'H homo garden. Several of
a i^jUuiUlP tw rklu.'.f EO In these days, the new Assistant I'ustniaatcr Qcntrul makes a personal t>acrlfl6e to pluy Iiis part in the work as hu sees H,
ot tho Bureau.
city's new Flre Prevention 1 '*** "'''** houses offer special colU'ctlons
of seed thut are suitable for various i
¦t ; sized gurdcns. |
Snutli Plurality *=<"
Afternoons, 1:30 to 5 Admisston, ISc. to 30c. Evenings, 7 to 11 Admission, 20c. to 40c.*
Cunliiiuous Kaluriiay, Suuday auii iBoUdays, from 1:30 to II P. M.
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PUSABK. MR. CONDirCTOK
We havo to ride on the trolley cars. That's our reason for being democratic, for all our Ideas are hopelessly far beyond thut—and the fellow who insists \ Courier Journal on standing on tho rear platform, andj tho conductor who lets him when there Is plenty of room In the front of thei car, are all our retvaous for JURyiiabl'i liomlchlo. (
I<unt night wo rode on such u cAr, and we trod un the toes of auch k chap. Wc> saw the usual type of-conuuctor. who allows yio'rear platform to oe Jam¬ med, a Jam that he must go tlW-ough fi-oui ofic to twcntj ^tliooH on hii run, and wo begin to understand why the tj-olloy company and its ornployeo.H had became uniwipulur. anil wc camo mlf\ty Hear making it unanimoua. \
"W(f had ll contest to dueido the prct- ¦ Phpne 1064 HEMPSTEAD
tluat kirl ill our KruduuUug cUum of 400.';
"Hqw <lia it turn out?" HD £ DAHLMAN
"One girl got two vote»."-l^uisvilW j "'^ ' '• WAHLmAn
ers be permitted on Ji-ollcy?
the 'over^UiVJMd
> Sacrifice Sale |
"We ought to stir ui> things occasion- ; ally." '.i-, !.
"Ail ri«ht. " saiJ the profiler. "Sup- j pose we sacvlnco si>nie of tlio.si' ?101 goods at $18,R»"—Louisville Courier. » . a
The gmpe Is native in Southl^rn Kuropu. .Miicria, Morocco and Westi-rn Asia.
A meeting of the Beard of Education MU»t all the Ubuaeu known to tr»v«l-iwa* held Thursday evening Ifi the.
principal's office. Matters of Imporlnuce for the coming year were OJKUCtiiied.
SUROEON DENTIST
Office houra; 10 A.M. to S P.M. MAI)A.MK ANN'BTTK BlILDINO
TROLLEY JD.VCT 1 ON
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UNDERTAKER and ^^MBALMER
Tel-^phona 337 Freeport
51 West Merrick Road
FRifKrORT, N. Y.
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AVith tlie aflvrnt of Spring and atldod lioiiseivork, comes our promise of lijjblfr, lnight«r days. Our attrac¬ tive display of
VACUUM CLEANERS- WASHING MACHINES- IRONING MACHlNES-^
FIRELESS COOKERS^
aud a thousaud liousijliuld lieljiK, will olfcr tlie indu»tri- oiis homeuiakei' atiy nuiulier of slioit cuts to liiose cov¬ eted afternoons oii'lUe rjJONT VOIU'W.
Wa /\re Proud of Our Stdtk—IIh: Fhie*it in Long IMimd. Happy to Install Any Article in Yoar Home—Olad to offer KKEE SKBVICE
For a Y«r..
Come'in and Iniiiuirc about our term payments. Wc luukc thu axllclo I pay for Itaclf.
UTTLEHELD-ALGER ELECTRIC CO.
ROqf;Vl|XE CENTRE, L. I.
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