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Nassau County Review
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1917
Vol. XX, No. 35
Do it for your own or mine!
Knit!
Knit a muffler!
Knit for the Red Cross!
FREEPORT
ACTIONONDRAFT BOARD
Hempstead,  August 30,   1917—The Draft Board this morning finished the work of tabulation of names of those who   took   physical   examinations   at the  second  call  last  Wednesday  and Thursday.    The list of those rejected I is as follows: lord. Ser. ! No.    No.
561 1139 Eli Capon, Freeport 15fi7  1357 A.   C.   Abrams.      Kockville 571  2485 Austin S. Kyan, Hempstead I 574  1160 Herbert I. Golding, Freeport : 582 21 ii Clarence  Cohen,  Hempstead 1.587    585 Henry   Kebers,  Merrick '592 1077 Bergen V. Hrower, Baldwin 1594 2t)I6 I'eter Karaitis, Garden City j 595 2551 W'illis Burns, Garden City I 596    781 James A. McGovern, Hemp¬ stead 601   10.35  ivoger Carman, Baldwin
612 1401 J. C. Hermon, Ocean Side
613 2677 Frank Komar, Garden City
615 2151 Arthur A. De Graff, Hemp-
616 963 John J. McNally, Hempstead
617 438 Bert Tryon, Freeport 621      23 Edward      A.      Harrington,
Wantagh 636    565  Harry Uusso, Freeport 641  1442 K. i'. 1'arHon.s, Ocean Side 64;^    961  Clinton    K.   I'lace,   -Hemp 644    539 Frederick Rich, Freeport W   H   Grace has sold his residence j 648 2436 Stanley I'icktrowski, Hemp¬ en South Bergen Place to J. W. Sulli-'649 1407 W.  F.  Henderson, Rockville van of New York. 655 1111 W. J. Johnson, East Rocka-
  6.J6 1979 Edward  W. Tree, Freeport
Next Monday being Labor Day, the   665    871 Thomas W. Caner, Freeport (st OiTice will close at '.i:'W, rt-niain   (>66 1311  Charles Schneidci, Wantaj^h
6 C.  Fontano,  Long Beach
Single copiM of the Keview for •*!« *t OrMnbUtf • mnd Br»ithw«ite*i. R»ilro«J Ave. nue: Lieberm«n*». N«.«au Countr Review, DmSilva'. «nd Gobetii. Main Street: Spit- »er'i Stationery Store. Grove Street; Mich- nofr*.   West Merrick  Road.
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Where OldiGlory Goes
MERRICK
BELLMORE
WANTAGH
Thi. column is edited by~ Kev W. H. Lit¬ tebrandt and all items should be sent td him to  insure  insertion  under this   heading.
Frank Roberts is our representative in Bellmore and vicinity. All orders and news left with him will receive the same careful attention as  at our oflice.
(Official Report)
The Re<l Cross luncheon on ?>tonday
at our rooms at Firemen's   Hall  was
as usual very goo<i indeed and a good-
The  public  school  will  re-open  o'n j ly   number  attended.      The     results
Post   - ^   ,      ,
ing closcfl for ihe balance of the day
The banks and the Nassau County Re¬ view office will reriiairi c!o:-ed until Tuesday morning.
Durinic the nevere thiJn'ier shower last Tuesday evening lightning evi¬ dently Ktruci< the weather v^uie on the Presbyterian Church as the top of the vane was found by Se.xtor. Furman Seaman-, on Friday, lying out in the pra?.s north of the church.
Village Taxes Overdue
The tinu' for payini; tave.s at the special ofticf of OrU-ll it Smith has expired, and taxes iiuiat now be paid at the home of the collector t'D. Frank Sea.iuiii) Rutland Road.
OBITUARY
MADELINE  Hl.MMELSBACH
Madeline   Himmelsbach,    ageil
fi:;8 1.^
67/ K'l ; Raymond R. Carman, Bald- 6("3 19.'.I Frederick I>. Clark. Freeport 671      7!  Harold Williams, VVantagh
677 1972 Frank P. Rhame, Freeport
678 2127 John A. Wicks, Hempstead 686 978 William H. Bl-jakley, Hemp- 689 2o75 .Michael     F.angona,     Hemp-
706 4;;5 William C. Bedell,  Freeport
707 2096 Ned   Lcighton,   Baldwin
711 2145 (iorardus   Clowes,   Hempst'd
712 1)78 F. Winters, Ocean ,^tdy 717  1150 -Newton  Carman, Freeport 719 2244  Rbt. Brunei, Hempstead 72!   1172 ('. O.  Vfirney, Ocean Side 726 1001 John  B.  .McBride,  Hemp. 7:,1   10;.I  Wallace  M. Cutler, Baldwin 7.'>5  1571   K.  Giminattasseo,  L.  Beach 7.>f( 1971  < . E. P. Ross, Freeport
74 1 121s C. H. Rostoucher, Freeport 716 2.'J72 Donato Leonard!, Hempst'd 7)7 25(;5 Jos. Citeno, Garden City
750 2281  Russell  L.  Enges.  Hempst'd
751 169 Thomas   O'.Mara,   Freeport
^ Wilbur D Nesblt
•Your Flag ond My Flag"
Up and down in all the lands and all the seas between; Brave and bold against the sky, and clear and fair and clean; Winding through the wilderness, or on the beaten track; Half the way around the world—and more than that, and back. Whither will Old Glory go?   But whither has it gone? Mark the way of honor that it has not smiled upon.
Snapping from the halyard blocks of argosy and fleet; Fluttering to fife and drum that time the marching feet; Beating back the driven spray, and blazing o'er the sands- It has led a starry way—a way through all the lands. Whither will Old Glory go?   But whither has it gone? Where the spot it has not held the glory of the dawn?
Men have gone beneath it o'er the hills and o'er the waves; Men feel its caresses while they slumber in their graves. Red and white and blue it glows against the bending sky, Bringing everywhere it goes new lustre to the eye. Whither will Old Glory go?   But whither has it gone? Tell the miles it has not traced—the way it has not won!
..,auc „¦-   ,.. M.MW'""- ¦    "^-      •• 755 2504 Herbert T. Smith, Hempst'd
3ar.^, d,e.   at her laco h  me, Rich  r I ^-^ , ,„ ,,   -^^hittaker, Oce^n Side
venue,   McrrK-k   on     ues.    y      !• un- .-, ,g^,, ^^.^,        ^^.^^    Bellmore
•al  services were hell   Ihursday al- „_,, ... ,,         j   ,¦    w. u  \.        r
yea A era
ternoon. Rev. .Mr. Pohlinan of Mer¬ rick ofiiciating, with interment in Cypress Hills Cemetery; C. .\. Ful¬ ton, funeral director.
FJtANCIS B. LO(a E
Mi.«.s I-'rances B. Logue, sister of the late Rev. Chirles ,\. Logue, died last Saturday at Lackawack, New- York. She was a resident of 263 East 2l'.rd Street, Brooklyn, and a daughter of the late F^hilip nnd Cath¬ erine Logue. The funeral was held yesterday in St. .Margaret's Catholic Churoli at Dorchester, .Mass., with internioiit following in llolyrood Cem¬ etery.—Observer.
Auto Climbs Sidewalk to Avoid Careless Woman Driver
Saturday afternoon Samuel J. Tan- koos, manager of the real estate de¬ partment of the Schulte cigar concern in New York, was driving his car east on Merrick Road when another car driven by a woman came south on Main Street without signaling prop¬ erlv or observing the rules of the road antl in order to avoid a collision Mr. Tankoos had to swing to the south, and r in his car up on the sidewalk in front of the Butler building. He went through the large plate glass window, smashing a bicycle standing in front of the window, and damaging some of the stock.
77.?  sl55 Howard  H.   Mahnken,  Fpt.
776    807 John W. Westcott,  Freeport
780 185 Frank S.  Demarest, Freep't
781 2681 Patrick .M. Kane, (iar. City
784 2061   Henry  P. Wick.  Baldwin
785 285 John L. C. Hinrichs, Roosv't 789 2678 (Jerald Kane, (Jarden City 791 2554 Charles J. Cordes, Gar. City 7!t3 2584 .M. C. F:ilbeck, Garden City '.'i.'8 1!)63 Wm. G. .Miller, jr., Freeport 800  1051 John  Krowl,  Baldwin
802    .;03 Chas.   E.   Briggs,   Roosevelt
SOS 2513 W. i:. Townsend. jr.. Hemp.
809 2002 J.sse Combs, Baldwin
811 L'(i05 Robt.'E.   Phelan,  Gar.  City
812 1989 Chas. A. P. Smith, Freeport
814 19.'.3 Edward   C.   Chapman,   Fpt.
815 2."35 Joseph .Matuza, Freeport
816 146 Wilfred   C.  Smith,  Freeport 820  1376 S.  Baldwin, Ocean Side 827  1075 John H. Bock, Baldwin
833 2391 Philip   McCormack.     Hemp.
8.54 2049 H. O. J. Martin, Baldwin
838    150 Harold   E.   Bedell,   Freeport
842  1547 S. Deneick, Long Beach
844  1320 Styf   Kosansky,   Hempstead
851    832 Leroy Post. Freeport
J 852 1180 F.  H. Keller, Freeport
858 2692 Paul  Laughlin, Garden City
861     136 Sidney Schloss, Freeport
863    430 Leon   E    ~ "    "
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(Copyright,  1317,   by   \V.   L>.   Ntafjit.)
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Soldier Boys Can't Cor¬ respond With Newspapers
The editor received a persona! let¬ ter from one of our soldier boys this week in which he remarks that it is against "The National Defense Act" to write about the movement of ihe troops. As we take it, however, this (lues not prevent, nor attempt to pre¬ vent personal letters which the editor will alway.s be glad to receive.
HYMENEAL
MAUCH—.MOEHLE
Erhard Mauch. connected with Rin(llaul)'s bakery, and .Miss .Marie Luise Moehle were married on Sat¬ urday, .August 18, by Rev. A. C Kar¬ kau, pastor of the Lutheran Church.
Services at the Church of the Re- j deemer Sunday, the Thirteentfr"After ^ Trinity, at 7.30 and 11 o'clock A. M. j .
and 8 o'clock P. M. Celebration of i Tuesday of next week, after the Sum- j were over $3.85 to go in the treas- the Holy Communion at the early ser-   mer vacation. 1 ury.    Our ne.t't luncheon will be given
vice  and   second   Communion  service;   ^*   ''^^   r\e\.t  business   meeting,   Sep-
with Litany and sermon at 11 o'clock. ; Hempstead baseball team defeated | Member 24. and the ladies who will Evening Prayer and sermon. The i Bellmore last Sunday by..the score of serve are Mrs. A. E. Hunt, Mrs. P. Choir meets weekly on Thursdays at I 13 to 4. I Avagadro,   Miss     Emma     Whitmore,
8 P. M. in the church.    The G. F. S. |   ^''ss  C.  Garner.    Every  second   Fri-
meets on Fridays at 7.30 The Boy I This Saturday evening. Advance "">¦ '" ^*"? month there will be a meet- Scouts meet weekly on Tuesdays at Hook and Ladder Company will hold '">-' ^^ ^^ Cross House, Hempstead, 8 o'clock A cordial invitation is ex- , its annual dance. This event usually I ""'j »" officers are rec.uested to attend tended to all to attend the services of ! takes place on Labor Day night, but , ^"'' T'"*' '.n^it«-' o"e guest. The ne.xt this church and to become identified '¦ is advanced to Saturday evening ow- j mteting will be Friday, September 14,
ing  to  the celebration "to  be  held  at ''''^ '?,;^('."- •"•    -¦^" the Chapters and
with its community interests.
Mrs. P. R. Jennings is at "The As- pinwall," Lenox, for a season.
Smithville South on Monday.
Henry Wolfe of Bedford Avenue is visiting with relatives at Union Hill, X. J.
Mondav   evening   there   will   be   a
Harry Northridge, son of Dr. and Mrs. Northridge, joined the 1st Div., 4th   Battalion,   N.   Y.   Na%al   Militia
last week and at present i.< stationed   special   show  at   the   Bellmore   Thea-
at North Tarrytown, N. Y. tre.     .An   eight   reel   feature  entitled
  ."The   N(;'er   Do   Well,"   v.ill   be   pre-
Merrick Grammar School opens its : sented.
doors to both  resident and  non-resi- ; 	
(lent pupils on Tuesday, September 4. Parents should see that their child¬ ren, of school age, are registered on that day. There will be no kindergar¬ ten cour.^c this year.    Pupils entering
school for the first time .'^hould either   moving the weeds on the wings, and enter now or wait until mid-year. the  highways    now    pre!«ent a  very
The corji!: of teacher.^ for jhi^j year   pleasing appearance. '
i.H   particulary   strong,   each   teacher ¦ 	
holds a professional life certificate, During the .severe electric storm representing training and no teacher ' on VVedne.sday evening of last week, lacks previous actual experience in lightning struck the residence of leaching. The following constitutes Henry T. Golder on Bellmore .\venue, the faculty: .AI. E. Powell, .Merrick, and the hou.se of Mrs. William Jef- 7th and Mh Grade.s; Ethel A. East- frey on Oak Street. No .serious dam-I man, t)lean, 5th and Oth Grades; Eva aye was done to either building. Sev- | B. .Smith, Patchogue, ^Ud and 4th eral trees and poles in various parts Grades; Sarah E. Howard, Alfred, 1st , of the village were als'o struck, and 2nd Grades. 1 r.—
.Auxiliaries are to have tables at the Mineola Fair ani each member is re¬ quested to furnish something in the line of home-made canneil vegetables, fruits and candies and the Wantiigh .Auxiliary would like very much to have each of its members donate something in that line and will re¬ port later where and when to bring- them.
Our   finished   work   to   .August   27:
One bathrobe, twelve hand towels, one
The streets of the village are now I ^.'^;^'  ^^'^^^; ,f'^ f",''  be<l  socks   twelve
in   better   condition   than   they   have i •^;^,fX:etl   thirtv  n'n^"'""'"   ^^'r^"^""
eves   been   before.      The   ¦A^.^thor\i^e^\^,l^'•^t^}^^^^
have had a force of n>en at work for I I.V,.^,^..':!^!!:"^^'^'^-^' "'*" ''''¦•-"'
the   past   two   weeks   honing   and  re
I new members.
Owing to the holiday Mondiiy tho Red Cross meeting wiil be on Tues¬ day instead of .Monday at the same hours, 9:.')() a. m. to ."> li. m.
Charles .M. Sehafer and Kveritt Jelfrey are spending their vacation at Burwell's Beach, Milford, Conn.
• Mr. .¦ ¦ joying I Conn.
  Regular  services  every   Sunday  at!.,.       '
The   following   order   has   been   is- the .M. E. Church; morning at  10:30;    luesi...;
sued   to   the   .Merrick   Home   Defense Sunday   .School,   ]l:3fi;   evening   ser-j
Corps: ".^SH '¦io;sBd .<q ;ium.Ti;3.id  '.'^\:i '¦).i!.\
1. This company will parade in full R.   VV.   Knight.     -All  are  welcome to -Strength at Smithville South on Labor these services Day, September 3.    .Assembly at Mer¬ rick Fire Ilall -No. 1 at 9 a. m. sharp. Be prompt.                      \
2. Uniform hats wilt be issued to men   not  yet   provided   with   uni-
iid Airs. Oscar Tuthill are en- theniselves     at      Bridgeport.
ocal    schoo , September 4
wul    open    next
Ser\ices at the Memorial (diigre- gatfonul Churcli will be resunied both r.-.i-ini)ig and evening next Sunday, September 2.
Freeport Guard Wishes r^,,    ,-f^.„„,  ^
to Continue in Service | "ea M-um;; ,ii ui
The announcement made by Frank | f*-^^^' <'".v^-
Braithwaite . viluge   tile
past
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PLENTY OF MEN DRAWN
Local Exemption Board Has Enough .Men for Our yuo»a, and to Spare, Judi^ing By the J'resenf Figures.
Llj) to Wednesday morning of this week the Exemption Board for Dis¬ trict No. 3 has certilied for service, deducting those withdrawn on re-ax- axnination or further claims for ex¬ emption, a total of 199, which added to the 17 certilied as enlisted since their draft numbers were called makes a total of 216.
This was from .^.")8 names drawn, a ratio of aljout 40 per cent., which fig¬ uring at the same rate for the second 500 calk'd, would make an additional 200, a total of over 400, against the quota  of 290,  with  an  extra   10  per
911    838 Robt. Midmer, Freeport
Mr.  Tankoos' car was badly dam          ^
aged. He expressed himself as well 9]"3 2717 Theo. Olenrk. Garden City pleased that no one had been hurt 923 17 John C. Frick, Seaford an<r offered to pay all the damage. 933 237 Solomon Jaffre, Roosevelt The woman who had been the cause of i 934 422 Andrew Ginnever, Freeport the trouble drove on to tne left of thei938 344 Christian Winter, Roosevelt intersection sign, and the number of ! 9,39 2072 Jas. W. McChesnev, Baldwin her c;ir was not obtainable. The bi-,944 1213 Howard F). I'earsall, Freep't cycle belonged to .Miss Dorothy Mag-! 948 268 Philip F. Colver, Freeport nus, working in the Butler store, aa •¦ 949 272 John M. Jackson, Roosevelt cashier. j 9.50 1198 Henry T. Mohr. Roosevelt
  957    262 Fred'k L. Olshtimer, Roosvt.
LEVIN—GOBETZ .
Miss Estelle Gobetz, daughter of''^'Pnt to bc certified, making the total .Mr. and .Mrs. James I. Gobetz, of ; "'^cessary 319, with a leeway of about 1S36   Sixteenth   Street,   (formerly   of   ¦'^". *¦"  offsef__appeals and further ex-
,., „,   „ Tunstall,   Freeport | Freeport) was married on Wednesday   i^mption^ and rejections.
Jn\    "mlo w'P*"1?"i'^""^.?'',5'^''. evening of last week at the residence VERIFIED   FOR  SERVICE
871 1098 Waiter E. Berry. Baldwin of her parents, to Louis I^vin, son of, '"'« following additional names on So*! „¦?)"* ¦V*"^* .'R- ''^'^'¦''*"- ^''¦PePO'•t Mr. and Mrs. Levin, of 331 Bradford "-he first call were certified for ser- 883 2144 Frank P. CopiUK, Hempstead   street. \'\ce  this  week,  making  the  total  of
uon o^?S i""",** «.''***]'  "5'"r,*^*""l.     '     -^^'ss Gobetz wore a traveling suit ' ''^^•¦
nn? o^lc  ^-.i '•'•   B o<^go«>d.  Gar.  (ity j of Blue serge, and a black hat.    She \ KIbert H.  Fawcett, Long Beach "9? 2618 Adrian A. Scheiss, Gar. tity Ihaii  a  corsage  of white  sweet peas, i William P. Sample, Long Beach
Dr. Samuel Krouscher and Jack Low-! R'chardJV. Matthews, Hempstead enthal were the only witnesses.
forms. The hats will be issued at the I . Crocker, chairman of the Nassau drill Friday evening, .August 31, if County Home Defense Comittee, to they can be obtained in time. If not, che c;rc-.t thai he had withdrawn from they will be issued at the Fire Hall on the attention of the Board of Super- the morning of the parade. ; visors the reiiuest for an  appropria-
". I:...;,- '..roi-. :. '"ing made to . tion of ;i!1,")(i,(i0i) to etjuip the .\as.sau have this company properly e.yiipped. | Regiment of the State Home Guard, This will be the first puolic appeiirance ' <li,l not meet with the appr(i\al of the of   this   command.     Let   every    man   memU     'f the Freeport Home (iuiird
turn out and ilo his best, an<l with three large platoons, let us demon¬ strate that we are entitled to full sup¬ port and encouragement.
when they met for drill Monday night. 1 Said one of the oilicers: "We worked j hard to recruit three good-sized com-j panics here, and We do not want to be
4.    There will be no drill on Tues-  mustered out of serx'ice. notwithstand- day, September 4. : ing liiat it is reported that -Mr. Crock-
Harold Bunker, i er has applie.l  to the Adjutant Gen-
Captain, Commanding,   enil  to  ha.e  us   mustered   out.     We Five members of the company were   want the  State authorities  to  under-i r;;',';  ;;,' ,i,;;,.' ii.V.u  .'¦nnn'm« 'ni.'.'i,  .ir,.i on duty at Mineola last Monday, un-   stand that we enlisted to perform ser- I ^,' ^,^,,':'^,,Vt'':s  m (Znu- tin     I lit^^^^^ der onlers frorn the Sheriff   tx,nuiin-   vice anywhere  in   the  State we were I ^j;;;;;*,!;^;; J^'j;:; ^^il^Jt-^l'^,;!:!,, ^
A United SUtes luitu full of sol¬ diers, passim; th<' corner by tlic Firo Hall on Monday, saw the Ked Cross and saluted with two guns, which proves how much our soldier boys appreci- .¦lU' the work the .Vnu'riian women of llie Red I'ross are (li)ii;.'; for them.
A Chance to Oo Your Bit
'i'he foilowiiig l"tter e:vi)laliis itself: .Mineola, Aug. 29, 1917. Ocui Sir or Madam:—
The presence amon<; us of thousands of yoiiig men whose lives are dedicat¬ ed t') their country's service, and of their frii.'i li who wil! visit t!ien: fiuni
j Frank   Barbera,   Hempstead I Michael  Penha,  Wantagh
Consign Umberto, Brooklyn 1 Michael Barati, (Jarden City ^ Otto E. Bartlett, Freeport , Fred Harris, Hempstead
Stephen G. Ensko, Freeport ! William F. .Maxwell, Freeport
.John Samnaras, Long Beach ! William  Kanary,  Hempstead
School Opens Next Tuesday
. Our public schools will open next Tuesday morning, .September 4, after the  Summer vacation.
Weekly Weather Report
Friday,   .August  24, "muggy,"  fol¬ lowing  rain  and  shower  thru  night; heavy wind  storm at 9  p.  m.;  some rain and lightning. Saturday, clear, warm. Sunday, clear, cooler. I
Monday, same. i
Ttiesilay, same. \
Wednesday,   overcast,   chilly   wind ] rain at night. '
Thursday, clear, windy, muggy. |
Special Meeting of \
Freeport Club
A -ipeefal nieeting of the Club will be   iield   tomorrow  evening,   Septem- ' ber 1, "to hear a report of the Com-
963 137.'. J. W. Box. Ocean Side
970 769  Harrv J. Pavne. Hempstead
971 1152 W. H. Campbell, Freeport 975  1907 George M. Levy, Freeporf 985    124  Percy R. .Morrison. Freeport 989    895 Geo. S. Fermilin, Hempstead 1007  1011  Ralph F. Fngle, Hempstead 1020  1879 Ed«ard   Engelke.   Freeport
1029 1728 Jean F. .Schwenckler. Long
Beach
1030 1947 Russell V. Golder. Freeport 10.)8  1940 Wm. J. Codv. Freeport 1041   2118 F. W. Zameikin, Baldwin 10!7  1511:   Loui.s B.-innv, Long Beach 1018  1048 George   Hulse,   Baldwin 1050    851  Bernard     G.     Krenielberg,
At this time the Board advises that no further information can be given
Labor Day at the
South Shore Yacht Club
This club is planning a very pleas¬ ant time for all on Labor Day. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock there will be motorboat   races,   a   cruiser   race   to
Brant's Point and return, a speed race i ,,,     ,     n  r,    ¦      ,,    -   , to  Point. Breeze, three  times around I *;"^'"'*'-'* °- <^'*^^^'?'"' -^''"«o'^ the cours'e, and a race for small boats, ' George Lango, I-reej.ort course in the canal, three times around i '*"^''*' V. Penny, t reeport course. ' Lerjy .Minugh, b reeport
In addition to this under the super-i W''""^ «•• Schneider, Hicksv vision  of  B.   M     ¦     " series  of water
vided for and then in the evening is   •'^'Ji]'''-''!,*'','^'- ¦^°"''''' H^nipsteac the   domino   dance,   with   admission |     V"*   following   have   been   certilied charged.   > "" I ^? oeing in the service, for v^hich the
this under the super-   ""='""\,«'- »fnneicier, uicKs
Asch an  interesting   X"" ^- ?r^"^'' ^"If'!?" 1 '.^y
sports has  been pro-= V.e"r*^'e .tarinan, Union.iale
len  in  the evening is   -^"i ''"¦"•,«'l,T- '^ones, Hempst(
Vital Statistics
Village of Freeport Births
August    21.    .Joseph, to John and Elsie Johnson Steinmetz. Deaths Augu.st 24,  Mary  .A.,  wife  of Ber-
district will receive ciedn: Clement B. .Johnson, Freeport Walter Reynolds, Hempstead Thomas F. O'Brien, Freeport Charles  L.  Huenthwohl, I'erry J. Wilson, Freeport .Anthony  Utz, Baldwin Kdv.ard S.  Keogh. jr., Freeport Royal Lewis, Freeport
out, as nothing has been done to this ¦ gen Smith; burial in Greenfield Ceme-   Lewis J. Commetlas, Freeport
date on the claims for exemptions.
UNOFFICIAL  LISTS ACCEPTED—NO  CLAIMS
FOR  EXEMPTION
The   Hempstearl   inquirer,  out  this
bined  Building and, "Finance Commit- 1 iiioniing. publishes tho following lists: tee and take action upon a recomhien-   734 2650 H.  B. (Jrimshaw,  Gar. City dation of the Board of Directors that  625 1173 C. A. Jackson, Freeport the   mortgage  on   the   (Mlfb   premises   "71    284  Harry   .\.   Jaffree.   FJ'eeport b?  increased  to  ^U.OOO  io  retire the   921  2271 Geo. Da>iM, Hempstead present  mortgage  of $8000, $J.")00  in   882 2190 Wilfred  '..  Hinkle.  H.T.tp. outstanding notes and supply $3500 to  881  1021  Harry Klein, Baldwin cover  the cost  of  necessary   repairs ; 871      96 Leo .Schloss.  Freeport and  hiiprovements to make the  Club  S77 2106 Chas. J. Smith, Baldwin Hous   iafv  and   more  habitable,  and   "85    622 Peter Cario, Alerrick for such other business as may prop-   835 1443  A. R.imsden   Ocean Side erly come before this meeting." 577    305 Chas. W. F.rkstein. Itoosevell
830 2606 Walter Pfalsker, Car. City
Geoxgc R. Wulfing, Frtienort Peter F. Beck, Roosevelt ' Morris .A. Stein, F^eejiort Jamon R. Billings, Smithville Soith William A. Donaghy, Freeport Walter Whittaker, Freeport
Also  in  the  service   fror^i   the  list
The   place   to   buy*' coal.     Sinclai Raynor, S No. Main St., telephone 1' Freeport. ' gso    ¦Vs\ Wm. P. Ravnor. Freeport ,     ....   ...   ,,
Aav«rtiiieiacn«   1009    111 Oliver   Smith    Freeport       j l»:»radc at Rockville Centre next .Mon-
  1951   !'MS H. L. Smith, Freeport !''•*> aft.rnoon (Labor Day), when our
If you wish a standard quality of 994 1876 Geo. W. DarenberR. Freeport j "''>-'"^*""'"8 »illat?-will tender a re- fruit and veget ibies. at consistent 956 407' Frank .Soper. jr.. Wantagh ^fPt'«n *«> its resilient enlisted and market prices,    patronue    John    I>a   1031      76 Russell Box, Wantagh I ''''afted men.
Greca,   South   Main   Street,  next   to ; 1051  > 181 George Kruijf, Freeport the onicers of the local Unit di-sire
American Theatre. 1942    8:;4 .Milton P. Ravnor. Freeport!"* h"**^ « 'a'"?'^ number of Freeport
Adv«rtU«in«Bi , 931  1083 Vito Fiorentino. Baldwin       1"'^" '" '•"^' •" o™*"" *«» '"¦•'e a rep-
„ ,   ,-T-— \.     ^      i9fi4 1465 W. A. Shea. Ocean Side
Neolin   Sole<l   Shoes   are   the   best i ,„sCHARGES   GRANTED
(Having Dcpcridents) 49 Frederick Verity, Seaford 349 Nicola Carota, Rooaevelt
tery on Sunday
Fourteen Years Ago
(llcmi  of   inUreit   from   the  Na».au  Count] Review   files   fourteen   yoari  ago   thi*  we«k
Gi-eat South Bay Improvement .As sociation formed, for purpose of pet-i "-''^''''f'^d: ting State to improve waterways thru i Burgess Osterhont,  Freeport .Nassau and Suffolk Counties. j Irving R. Oxenham, Freeport
Heavy shower; lightning strikes the i The following names have been house of George Raynor on Church I withdrawn from the list of those prev- Street. ¦ iou.sly certified for service;
  i Tony Matuza, Hempstead
UAMI7   nrCriMOr ¦ Edward   T.   Collins,   Freeport,   on   re
nUiUlj   l/Erijili>lj     _ j     pnysical   examinaiton;   at   first  ae-
m/\   n"7 n ll i\ri'     '^^'P^^ o" second exrimination, after ill   I AnAIIK      being rejected from regular army iv/   * ^»*^t'lJ   Samuel Polito, Freeport
"antagh   (samn reasons
tain order during the examination of sent, and wo are not cold-feeting it, , (k.^ of the 160 additional mc,i r.;mmoned before even if some of the County Commit-' the Exemption Board of that district. , tee have had differences of opinion. They were kept busy keeping the men I venture to sav that if the .Adjutant in proper order and chpcking up the !(;i.ner:il should put it to a vole among results. .About half the men were of the members of the three Freeport foreign blrtJ). companies,   nearly   100   per   cent,   of
.A request for bids to furnish cord-   iliem   would   vote   to  continue   in   the
service."
It was stated that the captains of the three local companies had re¬ ceived information from .Albany that it was not desired to have a regiment of   State   Home   (juard     in     Nassau
wood for Camp Mills at Hempstead was issued through the captain of the .Merrick Home l>efense Company. Bids are to be opened .September 2. Full details can be obtained at the Postoflice.
arge numbers of peo- j pic under the abnormal conditions uf 'c:u]i:) life puts a strain upon liie rec- I reational, social and moral factors of I our eommimity life which call for ade- j c!u:ite action ' guided by the sojnd ; judgment of every thoughtful citi- i zen. In a short time these .Anierii an 'boys will be our protectors in France. i We musl jiiake their stay here a pleas- I ant memory to them and to us.
Therefore this  Committee  suggests
trength, thus inaking a battalion such vilJaMC could have a battalion of the State  Home Guard, under the di-
Nab German Taking Pictures
A German alien was caught taking pictures   of  the  Point  Looliout  Coast
Guard     Station   on   the   government .          -       u    m             tu     « 1 ¦  .    ..
reservation Friday.    A guard who ha.l reel.on of such officer as the Adjutant
been     watching  him  for  some    time '/'''¦'¦';''   f  -^",'"">'   ""*f'i'   ' f'V^'""te.
from   the  observation   tower,   notified '^^ ^"'^^,*] °"'^-^''- *'";^"«:^'^''';.^^'''\''''^\»7
Deputy   Sheriif  Yulch,  who.  when  he one other than  .Major hrank  H.  Ijol-
saw the stranger take another expos- =""'• '^ '^^ Prooable that a stdf objec-
ure, took him into custodv. lion  would  be  raised     by    tne    local
He   seemed   surprised,  and   said   he , f "^r.''^,'"'^"-, , ^'^J?*:      H""""',.   ha>« didn't know he was on a government ! ''•"^^'"''   indefatigably   to   esU.blish   a
reservation.    He ha.l an alien registra- "¦"•"' njilitary unit here, which every
a  conference  of all  citi>:ens  who  are
,.       ,      1   » ,u  .    t n '"*'^'i , inipressed   by  the  situation,  espei lal-
( ounty, but that if any village could \ ,^. \^ j,,^. ^fl.,-!,.,^ „f ^^^ ^,,^.^.,,, \
recruit three companies  to  maximum | ,-,,,^i,„,^ throughout the County wh.cU
man of the three eoniparrie: predates.—Times.
tion card, bearing his picture and ad¬ dress, which showed him to be Herman -Meyer,   of   682      Humboldt     Street, Brooklyn, and^in  the employ  of the United      States   ^talt   Company,     of Brooklyn.     Those   who  are   responsi-   Craig, ble for  his  actions,  according   to  his   Connord, .Mrs. 'ieorge reyistration card, are (ieorge A. Berg-   i'ennon. Frank er and William H. Hahn
Coast Guards Benjamin Combs, Ed-
fiilly ap-
Unclaimed Letters
(I'reeport  Po^foflice) Albert B.
ward   W.   Baker,  John   H.   Rutle   and   .Smith, W. L
Joseftin, .Miss  Blanche .Morrissey, Mii-s Mary .Alice
Henry Lott, as well as .Alfred C (Jold- berger, 30 Russell Place, Freeport, saw .Meyer taking the pictures. "\ ulch was direcitied to let .Meyer go tempo¬ rarily, as he may be easily locate«l, but to retain the film. .Vleyer admit¬ ted taking pictures, but said that he did not realize he was on a govern¬ ment   reservation.     His   case   will   bc
.Manager of tl'.e  Auditorium  Theatre i'. Benson Smith, P. M. Aug. 27, 1017.
Letter from the Front
ire   already   interested   in   the   cotuli- tions of community  life.    Some  good work has been done, but immediately we must  put our heads together and make   our   activities   so   ail-inclusive j that no re^urce in the County will Ix- left out    The War Department (din- I mission cn Tralnirfc' Camp Ai-t'>.iiies ; I'HS   sent   its   representatives   here   to i f--'.ci!itate o.ir efforts by  their e;.pen ence. information and suggestio  s. I     The   nieeting   will   be   held   ;¦     the j C'c/.::t Hou;ie, .Mineola, at  IS p. ii.   Sat- : urday   evening,   September   I.     !t   i.s hcpei   tliaL,   witii   the   icast   p<. slide j discussion,   many   organization     and hidiv: !-'.''s   pro',^"nt    will,   befoi.v.the : t!;c mec'.i.i,', have assunii'd re¬ ly for so:iU' .l";iiiite portion i-ry large lasik  which  p.itriot- I isi.. Jays upon us here. ] l''aitlifully yi'urs,
N'assau  (,'ounty Home  Defense  <':n:\.. \ ¦       Frank  11.  lloll nd,
! Vice  f'ha:>'mii.i
i (Along this line il niigh' he iri order I to spend a few nii/iutes ai thi- time • to c i;i3i(Ii'    f.''e robbery of taxi  driv-
further considered after the pictures   " ./(-.Ij w'','''^"''-'
are  developed.—Times
Compliments   Police   Department
,,-,      1,      , ,        .-• , ,. , ¦¦- enarging 25 cents to take vi.'iiorH
he   Bro.jkr.n    unies   publishes   a   fc.rn Mineola to Camp -Mills, a ri.le of etter from  Frincis. Arguimbau, now    .,,.,,1  y .-, minutes or less.   We do not mbuUuice   work   m   Rrance,   i;,. ,,.,. th:it the price can be re, .-i.'ted a fair basis, bat there woulii be a
the
Well I am writing you thia letter within five hundred yards of the Ger-
„, . ,   , n I.      , ,, -       . T'la'i lines; am sitting in a piace about   h
thief of Pohce James Hanse his re-   twenty-live   feet   undergroiMid.     with   ¦,
ceived  a  letter conipbment;n-  Officer   three   other  fellow.^.     We   have   been   '„
Yulch   and   the     police     <lepartment which wt are permitted to copv:
DEPART.MENT OF JUSTICE
OfTiee of the United  .States -Attorney
For the Ea.'itern District of New York
Brooklyn. N. Y.
¦\     August  27,   1917. Chief of Pol,ice,
Frtcport, -V. Y. Sir:—You will  please be informed that Motorcycle Officer Yfclch of your
^t 10 cents for a rs, ^vhi!e t' chargeil  e
;-h nu;-t t:j iiiilesa
ir ^^^1^. ';^Sr H^S^*'': LABOR pAY AFTERNOON; R^p^ bo. w
J  !>:2    -.7'; .Amirc-   J. Hcinas, Hemp.     ! .   '•'"^'•Port Lnit. Home Defease Corps. ! <;t^j^,i3j^^""p* j, 9o«    iSl  Wm. P. Raynor. Freeport     ' ^"^   receVved   a   cord;,al   invitation   ^a ,-^^'^'^^^^\.J:}^^'^_
wearing on the market. Try our Ralstoti Shoe for Men in Gun Metal Calf Bl'chcr Lace, broad to*» and N'e- oljn So'e and Heel. Price $!..50 Cr«- voiierot si 95 So. Main St.
Adr«rti««a«nt
5»»8 )>45
Mors Freeport News on Pife 8
risentative   showing,   and.   while' order is issued, all members are .urged to make special efforts to attend.
REPORT AT FREEPORT HEAD¬ QUARTERS. SO. (JROVE STREET, AT 3:45 WITH OR WITHOl T CNI- FORM. W«; WA.NT FREEPOKT TO SHOW UP WELL.
bysenski,   Hempstead Samuel Skidmore (wife and two chil¬ dren) Philip Zwoboda, Heinpstead Peter  Karuki,  Oceanside Bronislau  Rogecki, Hempstead Aelex Petrofske, Hicksville Wasily Polownha, Oceanside Elisio Toledo, Long Beach
With the exceptions noted after the names, these men are aliens, not sub¬ ject to the draft, but failed to present the proper proof before.
very busy  for the  past four or five ; themselves play fair.-Ed
days, and I am very tired but feeling 	
fine otherwise. Our division.s at- t:ij,J<ed niyht before lait, and, of course, had a good many w6unded. We carried in one night 3ri7, some o;' them serious.
"The Gfjrmans are at this mome: nhelling our post to beat h-!l, and t!' French expect  a  counter attack  111 ,      , ,     - minute, as they took the two first Iir •
department has been in attendance at trenches a .vay from the t;crm!T- this office .Saturday and to<lay sub- Some of the wounded we got we're mitting an alleged violation of law by burned soi.:ething 'errible- thev Y.-\ an alien enemy of the ynited States,   li-;-;;,! rirc tTjrned on them by the Gcf-
Ihis matter is now in the hands of ¦ mans. the   United   .State.s   Marshal  for   this       "t suppose things are just the sam.
'''"¦j /7«^''' '¦7'T.!;-tan I wish to in Freeport. 1 often think of it, and pany wili continue runnin-r "its boats commend Officer Yulch for his vigi- the good tin:es we had at the Elk.' to tht btaches .luring .September, a« lance and good juagment in this mat-   Club.     I   think   1   shall   come   home   long as there i.s sufTicient service to
around Chri.stmas for awhile anyhow,   pay operating expenses. Letters are always appreciated l.y the       'fhe new time-table will go into ef- boys   at   the   front,  and   I   would   be   feet   on   .Monday.  .September   10,  and .pleased to hear from all my frienda.   will be nubllshed in our jiext issue I My address is: S. S   U. 5, Par B. C.
^olicf  Activ''^'"i>
.,   ,      Ki'heii iiMii was u.ieil    J !'i.i
I'-tiun of the Hi. hway
to   peruons   undi r   re-
' ¦ m',; automobiles
n  of .Merrick   re urtcl
•ire.s were slolwi fi-om
I    .hile it wis slamii'ig at
''..<¦   l;.i  ;i   ' leatrt  K turday evening
Ferryboats Will
Continue to Beaches
The  Great  .SuJtIi   \'y..'j   Ferry  Com-
Respectfully,
Henry Beer. Acting U. S. Attorney.
Want a low-priced house ? S«w adv. in our display columns this week, by L. Haubt
.More Freeport News on Page 8
My address is: S. S   U. 5, J'ar B. C.   ^ V*	
M-, Paris, France.    They will be for-; WOULD.*.'"!   \m' GIVE
Do it for your own or mine!
Knit!
Knit a sweater!
Knit for the Red Cross!
warded to me from there
Queen   Quality   Shoes   for  Women.
Gray  Kid  Lace  Boot, 9  inches high. . Goorlyear Welt Sole, Aluminum Plate i heel.     Price   $10.00.     Our   new   Tan I Mahogany   Military   Boot  is  provin(f> I popular.    Look  it over.    Price $7.00. |
Crevoiserat's.   9.5 So Main St ,
AdvertlMOMlit
YOUR
LAST DOI.r AR TO THE RED ( R08B To help yoiir boy ".SoiTiowhere in France'' Wh»n the only way jou could do It , Ik through the Red CroKS? Every mother's boy is just SH preci'MiH As yours
.And needs your assistanre Just as much.