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MORE AERIAL STUNTS] FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Mm. Hmbtrt H. Tu^ ot 830 Park are
nue han olo«»«1"'b«"r apartment for the nummer fin<) i» now at thfi Oarden City
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It. The Curtlmn Oriole wan Ihr pftpnlar »«hlp for tlie ladieH.
* Tlje poHt w«« open t» vi«i|orji frflm ei.rly in the inomlnK, aiwl wveral ot the laixf! hun«ar« were Klven over l« the < xliibltH of all kin<l« of planeji. paii«. eiiulpment, and even to the tewtH that are maile of those -who iiNpIre to l>e fliern,
. Kvery kiiid of frtflne iiRe<l In the army Hfirvicei wax wheel«l out on Ihe line and Hhown to vmitor.M. The <'urtlR planeH, thOHe from the nerla'l moil Mta- ilon at [Har-elhurHt KleUI. liBwrenoe .S(jeir>'« HhipM, Hmull bnt ofllclent, the jKiwHenRer planen. fioth Orioles and monopliincs. were .shown at the fleld, while overhead bUKzed tho J-'arnum's from Hoosevelt Field.
BeKideH Major Abl>fy'H frauli and nar¬ row e.Hcnpe, Lieutenant K, H. Johnxon .«<iiBtaine<l a di.slo«'ated nhoulder when he made a [laraehute jum|>, and Major Lloyd li. Teft climbed out of a plane ready to Jump into space, only lo And i Ihat the rush of air had rarHed away a ring to fhe rip P.'>rd which in pnlled j to leleaKo tho parachute. He climbed back into the plane and ilescendetl, pot. hlH equipment repaired, ascended anil j made a perfect parachute Jump. Had | ho jumtiid before dLicoverint the lo.s.sj
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Hempntead, May ».—Twenty-two din- abled WorU. War veterans were the ^ ^ ^^^^^ p|^ p^
KuentH of Mk-H. A. Buller Duncan diir- ! »' ~" -, , |. a-
ins a pleawmt vlnit to Hemp.slfad Sal- A«d AefO {Mb tlOOSe At
urdny. The men are taking vocational OM HaXeuMnt
(ralninff at varlotin InntltutlonH In New
York, and live In a houiM* preskled over hy rifrn. Frank Kitwerald ^of Hemp- iKtead. Th«T were broujrht ti> Hemp- j .stead by the motor tmnsiwrt corpn of [the Re<l t;ron«, with members of the Hemp«tead-(;arden tJity Branch ma drtv- j ern, and were taken to (he H'fi <'ronn . Houne for lunch.
I After that Mrn, Kitzfrerald and her
I "fartiily of boyn" were taken to Mm.
j Duncan's renidence, on Ka»l( Kulton ave-
i nue. where entertainment, followed by
I refre*hmentn were ppitvlded. The P.mI
i C.rom motor corpn alno f ran«porte<l them
liack^ .N.W Vork. The boys wcrr a
Jolly™unch and were apparenily not
Brre.all> worried by their artlk'tion.i.
FREEPORT POUCE CHIEF ATTENDS POUCE CONFERENCE
Chief John N. Hartman Brings In¬ teresting Account of tlie Five Days' Work—Saw Une Up of Criminals
of the rinK he wa.s .still protected from ficcid'rnt by the other parachute which nil the Jumpers carry. '
The i>roirram for the afternoon started with a formation flight ot Df^Huviland pl.anen of the regular a nny. type. Cap¬ tain Harry Smith, Lieutenants E. H. Harkwlale, H. I). Norrls. l.. V. Beau and A. K. .Simonin participated In thin. The tlve planes made n pretty start, rone like .so many hiiRe birds, nnd then went throiiKli the manoeuvres thai they follow in the reKUlar army fliers' work. While this was lame to what was lo follow. It w.aH obseived Ihat the preat crowds followed the fliers wllh ailmlra- tlon and awe.
And tlieli came the first thrill. Ser¬ jeant .le.an K.. rtieverc, who is in chaiH:e of the parachute branch of llie air ..ser¬ vice at this post, dropped from a plane 12,200 feet hlRh. He landed without a .scratch, and was .soon directing his men in propnnition for other parachute jumpers. ,
Lieutennni F. U. .lohnson, who was to Jump later, piloted the ship Ihat cai- rieil Serfieunt Hicveie aloft iiiilil hc wa« almo.st lost to the sight of the naked,!eye. In fact, at time.s, the coiir.se of the plane would he lost to those watching, only to reappear again when the sun glinted on the bright^netal of H.
Finally, when It seemed that the fly. • cr and his parachute jumper was about to be lost from siglit, there was a dark speck against the blue .sky, just under the piano Jii.'rt showed for an instant and ^hen a whiln balloon-like tiling' bellied out. I .Sergeant .Johnson was adrift Into space with his .silk para¬ chute, liis mi.ans of sailing back to earth. He dropped rapldlyalor the first several hundred feet, and then he was caught by a transverse air current anil carried far acro.ss the Held to land Just on its edge. He was unhurt, and was unbuckling hi.s harnens whan his as- si.stant.s reached him. He had been II minutes making the earthward trip.
The triple parachute juini)—three tnen juiT)ping from one plane al one time— wa.s watched with bated breath, for this jump wa.s from a lower altitude, and the men could be plainly seen clinging to the upper wings a.s th'e ship carried them upward. Lieutenants Johnson and Beau were the men on the top of the wings, and Sergeant F. E. ,Toncs of the Fifth Squadron, jumped from the cockpit. Lieutenant Bark.sdale, with his .ship, Man-o-Wait carried the three jumpers up 3000 feet, and then at a signal frjjm the pilot. Lieutenant Beau pulle<l tthe rip cord of his pack, and an his pamchute opened he was jerked into space. Lieutenant Johnson was but a .second behind him, and they came down closely together. Sergeant Jones step¬ ped over the cockpit, got a grip on the edge of It, and dopped into space. He waited the' fraction of a neoond before he let his "chute" open, so that he would not hit the plane a.s Ihe silk bellied, and when It did open he was jerked pretty hard, but he and both fh« others landed without nil.shap. Two of them opened their .second "chute" before hitting the ground, but I<ieutcn- nnf John.son used but one.
Major Lloyd E. Teft, with Lieutenant Norrin as pilot, Jumpe<l safely, and Ser¬ geant W. H. Spare, with t^aptain Smltb B» pilot, also,contributed to the Jump¬ ing. Both of them sailed down from snoo feet without harm.
Ijvwrence Sperry of Oarden City, the man who dally flies to and from his buMinoRH at Farmingdale, and «ays he has gotten so accustomed to flying that i( makes him nervous to ride In a motor inr, had two planes on exhibition, and both of them were much 'admired by the crowd.s. Both were small ship.s, ono a monoplane and one a biplane. They showe«l a wonderful performance^ under Mr. Siierry's handling. They aro made by the Sperry Aeroplane Company.
The Cartis*8 exhibit waa one of the real big features of the show. This coiApany had a hangar with thm Olf- ferent types of platieii on view, as well as part& a°(> Plaati eaaipmeut. Titey had on* of each type of plane on the line ind throughout the «rtern,ooM they wei^' shbwing to aamirlng dhrongs Just •,vhat their ships could do.
I Freeport, May 9.—rolice Chief John N. Hartman of the Freeport Police l»e- I iMirtment has spent the greater part of ' the week in New York City altendiHK [the national police conference of tin. j (Tnited States, held at the Hotel Com- I moilore.
i The conference lasted from TueH<la:>, i May 3, until and including .Saturday. ' .May 7, and thirty-seven slates of the i union were rejiresenteil by police chiefs or police comraissionns. I Chief Hartman reported thaj the inir 1 pose of the conference Wif^ to remove j the lamentable lack of co-operation lu¬ ll ween the various police forces in the 'country, as well as the lack of co-or- 1 <llnation in fiolice work. i Four of the flve days were spent in ' considering the following measures lo ' furl her ,ailvan<'e police work in the country and elevate it to the highe.Kt ¦ ilegree of efficiency.
1. .Standardization of police pin- ( cedure anil methods tliroughout the I U. S.
i 2. Closer co-operation between jio-
lice forces and co-onfination of po¬ lice work.
3. Standarilization of traffic regu¬ lations and symbols throughout tlie whole country.
4. E.stahllHliment of a central police hureau, perhap.s in Washington, where police Information can be col- lecteil and be available at any time.
5. E.stabllshment of some efflcient method of handling criminal inve.vti- gatlon through the'U. H. or over tht; borders into Canada and Mexico.
6. E.stahlishment of a system of tracing and controlling the move- nient.s of anarchists and r.odicals.
7. Establishment of some method of distributing information regarding Ihe movements of known criminals.
Every state in the Union will have a representative on the various com¬ mittees required to work out these various plans. On Thursday tho.se In conference were allowed to witness the dally line¬ up of criminals who had been arrested (luring the 24 hours previou.s, when the whole detective force, wearing ma.sk.s carefully scrutinized the prisoners.
They wero also interested spectators of the gi-adtiation exerci.ses of a cla.ss of 200 or morr probation jKilicemen. They went through a tr. S. Infantry drill with guns, did setting up exercises, flr.st aid, Ju-Jitsu, etc. The course of sprouts that a probationary rwllceman gets, leaves him a flrst-class athlete when he has flnished. The men were addresse<l by I'olice Commissioner En¬ right, following the exhibition.
Addre.sses were made by prominent |)olice officials nnd men in public life, all of whom gave most Interesting talks, and Chief Hartman returned from the conference with new ideas, that will no doubt add to the already efficient de. partment he now controls.
GARDEN CTTY
The Cathedral Guild will hold Its monthly newlng meeting In the Casino Tuesday, May 12, from 10 to 6 o'clo«.k. The regular businena meeting will take place at 3 o'clock.
MIbs Ruth and Miss Rose Bates, twin daughters of Chester Bates of Brixton road, celebrated their twelfth birthday Saturday by giving a party to a number of lioy and gh-l friends. Supper was served at six o'clock and the remainder of the evening given up to dancing and games.
Mlsa Frances Hayden of New York City waii the weekend guest of M>h« Elisabeth Rhett of Hilton avenue.
Hempntead. May 9,--Anether big iierlal exhibition will be held hex* Sun- ilay. May 15, when {he Curtiss Flying FleW, formerly Hazelhurnt Field, will have lis grand opening. The public I.s invited and admission is free.
The program will open al 1 o'clock and will continHe until 5. It will in¬ clude army flying exhibitionn, ^parachiite drops, Miint flying and p.i.SHenger flight^!.
I A dance for the beneflt nf St. I.ndis- laua Holtah Church will be held at the village hatl, Fulton' avenue. Saturday night. May ?8, starting at 7 o'clnrk.
A meeting of Washington Camp, 4'», P. O. R. of A., win l>e held In the ban¬ quet hall of the Hemp.stend Bank build¬ ing on Tuesday evening. May 10. rroml- nent offlcera and visitors from other 'amps are expected, i
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Mm. Arthur J. Flanagan will enter tnln the ladies at St. Agnes School hall on Friday, May 20, at euchre and flve
The occasion will also mark the open- j *'»"<"•*"• *"»« '«^»™ «f the village are \fio Club ; «>''<'l»l'y Invited.
ing of the club hou.se of Ih of America on this fleid.
Should the weather bo iinfnvomble next Sunday, the events will bnNjio.'a (lOned for one week.
HEMPSTEAD
A meeting of Washington Camp, 4!>, Patriotic Order, Sons of Ameritsi, will be held in the banquet room of the Hempntead Bank building Tuesday ev¬ ening.
I On Friday evening, June 10, the seml- ; annual big euchre will t>e held at St. ! Agnes' K<;hool hull under the auspices j of the Daughters of the Faith, at 8:30 I p, m. There will be many attractive j prizes for tioth pliiyers and non-players, so don't forget t<i come and bring your I friends. , > I -^i^^ f
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,,,.,, _ ., , ^ , .- long Illness, Imvlng been an invalid District No. 2, w I hold a motion picture • , _ „.
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.and vaudeville entertainment In the '
.Strand Theatre this evening, with two; shows, 6:30 and ft o'clock. "P.irtners of, the Tide" will lie the motioii picture; feature.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel of this village will give a card party in Knights of Columbus hall. Main street, Wednesday afternoon. May 11, starting al 2 o'clock. Whist, "500" and eiu-lire will be played.
Ilempstead Lodge, fl82. Loyal Order ')f,Moose, will hold a regular meeting in ;he club room. Front street, this even¬ ing. Refreshments will be served fu! Ifiwing the meeting
The first degree was conferred on a clnss of four cindldates at the meet ing of Ilempstead i.<M\t(e, I. O. {). K.. Thursday night. The second degree will >e conferred next Tluir.sdiiy evening, when the work will be put on by niem- hers nf Mlneoln L<Hlge.
age and is Rur\'ived by her husband, two sons, two daughters, several grand-' children .and three groat grnnd child¬ ren. The funeral w.ts he-ld last Wed¬ nesday with interment in Oreenflcld.
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Hempstead A.s.soclation of District N'o. 2, 1. O. O. F., will give a big motion pii- ture and vaudeville show at the St rami Theatre tonight. The big feature, in' inotinn pictures will be "Partners of the ride," a Six reel feature. There will b^- three performances, at 3, 6:30 and il.
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LMTe N. T. Penn. Stotiao—A. M., S.4«. T.02, 8.86. e^». 11.00. r. U., K13.45. 12.111. kl.80. 1.S5. tH.ti. 8,00, K8.4S, 4.04. h4.M, 4.88. hS.IS, S.as, ¦0.49. c5.4tt. «fi.4il, h8.1S. t.4». 7.011, 8.10. 9.10. 10.24. ll.SO. MIcbt 1.30.
TMlna Leave Brooklrn, (fUatbDih Ave.)— A. Bl.. 8.47. 7.08. 8.84. 9.S7. 10.50. P. M. K12.44. 1S.60. kl.28. 1.49. c3.48. 2.59. ¦3.41. 4.08, b4.4«, 4.1(7, llS,t8, 6.82. ii8.S2, sO.S2,
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Tnklnii l,««Te Kockville Centre.—A. M., t.t». 8.01. O.SO. Itt.it, b7.1S. Ii7.87, 9.89, l|7.S7, S.0«, k8.22, J8.27. h8.4S. 9.04. 9.87, 11.09 r M. U.8B, 1.4C, X.49, S.40. 4.34, 4.88, 0.80. •.4», t.Sl. %.M. 9.80. It.M. BCNDAia Bkttwerd
Lmv* N. y. Feau. SUtlao—A. M.. 4.8% B.M. ».S«. 11.89. P. M.. 1.40. *.6», 4.08, 4.60. 0.18, 8.07. 9.08, 10.11, 11.80.. Nifht lt.SS.
Itatae Leaf* Breaktya fflatkaeh At«.>-' A. M„ 4M, 8,86, 10.08, ll.SO. F. M.. 1.S8. 8.00. 4.08, 4.64. tf.!*, 8.01. 8p8». 10.11, 11.80. Nichl 18.64.
Train* Leave BockVUle Ocatr*.—A. M.. 6.46, 6.8S, 6.84, 11.08. P. H.. JK.13, S.66, 8.44. 6.46, 1,16. 6,81. 6.6S, 10.89, 11.89.
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Mrs. Oeorge Durham of Stewart ave¬ nue enterililned four tablea at bridge Friday afternoon. Handsome prises and u delicious tea contributed to every¬ one's enjpj'ment.
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I.«ave M. T. Pmm. Btatlaa A. M.. 4.86, 6.64, 6.aa. 6.66. II.I61 P. M.. 1.66. 1.66, 8,69. 4.16, 8.86. 6.16. a.46. 6.61. 6.46. 11.66) algM 18.S6.
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SUNDATa 4.86, 6.88, 6.66, U.861 P. M.. 1.46, 4 JO, 6.16, 6.61. 6.63. 16.11, U.tOl .64. Ifijaa Leave BraaUra ttlatbMh Ave.)—
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Tiala* Leave Frees art far Haw Taik aai ¦NaUni. Waefcasra 8:86. SM, OiM. 66:48, hf.»4. hl.16. J1.8I. h1.4S. kl.Ol. 1.86. ka.lS. J6.tS. M.S1. 6.66. 6.61. 16JW A. lt.i 18.16, 1.64. 8.8*. 6.86, 6.16. 4.46. 6.66. 6.66. 1.81. 6.11, 6.81. 11.16 P. tl. Pmatmsm 0.64. 6JM. PJSS. 1648 A. M.I 18.66. 8.68. 4.96. B.S1. l.tL 6a4. 6i4<, MM. Ui81 P. M.
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The Ford Motor Company advises us that Ford cars are now at the lowest possible figures and no further reductions can be expected.
All indications point to an active demand in the early ' Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor* ies will to some extent retard production. In order to have your car.when you want it, it is ad¬ visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will not last long when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit.
WITH SELF^TARTER
Rnnabont, $465.00 Toorinf, $510.00
Conpe, $745.00 Sedan, $795.00
Fordson Tractor, $625.00
WITHOUT SELF-STARTER
ClMifis, $360.00 Tmck, (Pnenmatic tires) $545.00
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