Nassau County Review 19210107

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Hempstead Inquirer
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in TUs Paper
Nassau County Review
AmalffsaHited With the /
ROCKVILLE CENTRE OBSERVER-POST AND HEMp/tEAD INQUIRER
Obtarer-Pott Hempstead Inqiwer
tn this Paper Gmbiaed mmA Better Tkaa Ever
Official Paper, VHlage of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY,   JANUARY 7, 192
COSTS WWN AND VILUGESPO TOFIGHTFORGASRAHREDUCnON
No Decision Yet. As To . Outcome—How Cost .       is Divided
LIEUT. GOV. "JERE" WOOD TAKES OATH OF OFHCE
IIcmpHt«»a<l—^h<> town i«f ll«>nriwt«ul nn.l the villa)V«-K "f Ih-miwlead. RiK-k- vllli' <'fhtr<> iiml Fri •¦port will h;ivo H|M'nl tit leunt Ift.X^O, Uttidos ('nijn»<.>I f»-«'s of thf! vlll>iK>>s In ItKhtliiK Iht- in I ivsMo In fr:iM rules |/r(>t«»<K"-<l h.v tho .\a».Miiii & Suffolk l.lKhliiiK ('orrtiMin.v. If il rfiliictlon l:i tin- iiriii)iis«^<ll r;tt<' is wniri-d the Kavlngrt on oii^ nionth'H K«K blllH would t)rot)nbly moro than otT wt tho roitt ot tItthtinH. Xo doilslon ha.s y«'t iK'in liandod down hy the? I'lih. IU-  SfrvliT-   ('i'itn.inl»sl<>ti.
llt-nr.v L. Mhxhoii of Maxxun A .Ii>nfH nii|w.-an'd iiH coiihki'I foe the town, wliilo v»ii-lou.-! vlllaK<: counwl ic|»rf.scntf'd their rcsiicctlvi' vlllaK*''<. Vndor nn aC!r(fC>ni<?nt iuIo|>t<il Ii.v thv villuKi' and town Ixtfirdc. the oxiH-n.ic of larryliiw till' ciiHO lioforo thi' I'lililii: H<Tvic<' 1,'orn- inlM.sloii wuM diviilod. Ilii> town (in.viiiK ono half and tho tlin-c villatfi-H ono HixHi oaili. Thf- tolal cxiM-iir"-. In-Hld'-H oounwl fwM noioLiiUt'd (o. {ri.TilO 75. Of this tho town i>ayH f-'.Sfii),:!? and l!io ^•lllaK(•H $ft3!).4l! i-aih. Mr.; .Maxnon's Mil. to )k> paid wholly by tho town. Is $l.t20.l>'J. T\k: vlUaifcs will pay llieir own eflunsrl.
The  exivniio  hill   was  a.s-   follow.-^
.lolm .1. .Mi.'.'Whiiiis. fi'os UMd
dlHlnirsemcntH    :....%   s (ti.Ti
Sie/ioprapher s fiH'n          l;tl.7ii
W'lltlitni   Klllstin.   Itooscvoli. I
tatidk      I-.1.01)I l..v!i
W. K. Hullivan. gltit e.xiKMt.      .M7..')(i j
A.  AV.   Hriorloy,   real  OHtiite 	
oxjiert           "7.r.n   th.-it
Mdiviii/^hl^¦l^ler. K-ts e.-cpert ;!.v:U.61
'I',   li.   KlnpfM-r.   n-al   est.ito export    	
.I<remluh Wood, first Ileutenant-Kov- ernor eleoted from .Nassau i-onnty. ¦jji ^'llnned his oinilul duties the tlr-st d.iy of the iifw yj'iir. He is a resident of l.yn hrook, and many Intimate frl<-iiO». from
MAN WHO STUCK POLE ON TOP 0' THE EARTH TO SPEAK IN HEMPSTEAD
HemiwtfUd—The next meeting: of the .Mnn'H AfMfM'ititlon (if the First Pres- hylerlsn church, Tuesday evening, .Jan¬ uary 11. pronilHes to fje esiieciaily In¬ teresting. The speaker will be Mat- lh«'W Hansen, the only man other than KHqiiimuux who aOeompanled Command er I'eary on his final diish to the North role. .Mr. Hanson, In fari. was the man who jilanted the tlaK at the pnle. His talk win In- Illustrated with lan¬ tern slides. There will also b<> miisie. the usual so<¦la^. lime and refreshmpntN. .VIeml>er« Jire tirgod tfi he lavsent and hi-hiK   their   friends.
• a —      ;
riKlil.   I'lKli'iwood  &   I'nderwoud
I.IKI T.-tiOV. wool! ok Resident, Who Tim>U Ills Heat ttt .%lh:tny on .lanuary 1
y'llhiKe    .ind    otli.r    parts    of    the mty  were  in   Alhuiiy la  wltiK-s.^  the I < ireniony  and   purllcipa^e   tn   the   lioiiot l.fil. IX'stowed   upon   their   "favorite  son."
¦\V.('.Aii:<oll,   liiilMoiK ,iX|
(IS.on
¦ *.''..72().T.' A^ the lillls were all Hiilimlilod lu ;i lump ximi aK'iii)'*! the town, Ihn tiiinnli ¦t I. 'tr ; i<;'- t)i V \^ ;."''l«rl!VHl., Vii!; v^e i-em^et 'th.rt tltn/ W- Tfia.ih! out for the towii'.s share only ami the vllla«*s hilled sopnralely. The   town's   .share   toUls   |:t.ttsn.l>!l.
•Mere.' has liMtl reer  In  pi
as  hi-
1     SUIT
is affectionately lallf e.sstul. pro>jre..s8ive r and laislneWck.
-u'ii-.....^!HLjj-'ijjLJ'u.'i.'i.'it'.i. ^ttiitsiji,— mJnu-Lij;iiiu.jtt;..
SUPERVISOR SMITH IS AGAIN CHAIRMAN
Reelected   by   Connty Board for
Fifth Term — Appointments '¦
For the New Year
Mineola—Supervisor Hlnim it. .Smith t|ie  town of Hempstead was reeled-
I cliMlrman  of  the  Hoanl of .Su[>er\-l»-
s on .Monday. This wa^ Mr. Smith's lirih   eleillon   to  Ihe  oHlie.
Al till- .same time the Hofird re- oleited .lessc F. .Merritt of FarmlnK- dale.   cli-rk.  and   H.   Siewarl   .MiKniKht.
lunsel.
Charles 1'. Stowe was appointed com- "mls.si^iiier of elections to siiiietHl him- Sfir. ' Lawroiue B. Klrwin had been reappninted at the meeting hold Thurs day of lasl week. The salary was tlxed at $;t.flO0. an Inei-ease of $500 a year, alloWfil iirid< r the election law lieeaiise of the IncMii.sed jiopulation of the (•'ounty .
The vurious supervisors were made c-»immitte<-s In charge of roads In their respective   town.s.
For the first time in a year the slier- lIT's rt-port showed more iiinmles in the Jail than at the eori-»>«pondiMir time a year uko. There were 3a at the rlom-  of  last   v.'eok,   a^^lnst   31   a   year
IIKO.
HOWTHET ON
I.vnhrook hiK tabs on
street  lanifl-.
Vol. XXIV, No. .2
KEEP TABS IN LYNBROOK
(OPS
aa d n«w wily of keep- ix)lli-e foree.    I'atrol-
mej» liave Ix n ordered to refKirt all
8«>nt aruund   t nteht to turn out an
occasional   1 not report  tl known  that he;»ts.
And then-
If   the   offleerM   do
ll^rhts out,  It  will  be
ley do not  cover their
ior IlKhteA.    A man  la
EHENilONVOTE
KEMPS1 TO
Hempstt mer<-«- dire InK ^f th^ ing.  .lan ship   is • Views Sleroc
The of th ComiN Ijann
MEMORIAL »UT TO VOTE BY IBER OF COMMERCE
—The Chamber of Conn lors unnAunee a srwi-lafcrneet- iissor-lation on   Friday  e\fn
I-   14.     The   eritln-   memher-
cd   to   attend   .iiid   express
the   .Siildiers'   and   .Sailors''
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT IS SHOWN INMEM0RIALT0WIN0NANAR11
tlnK will Ik? lield at the office
lolin   llnnc(K-k    l.ife   Insurance
Fulton avenue, adJoinlnR the
nd   It.illroad  station.
will l)P taken an to the desire
of th/ minilwrs   on   Ihl.s  question.
Veterans of Forei^ Wars Soeak Plainly at insti¬ tution of Auxiliary—Jewel Presented to Past Compander W. T. Corbett
MAY INH
ETMANY EMPSTEAD
LiJL.1^1. lll,llii>^l-.J-.,.
POLICE DEPT. DINES VILLAGE_0FFICIA|S
Chief   Hartmann   Receives   Gold
Watch as Freeport Police
Are Organized
l''reei)ort.7-The llrst annual dinner ot thf Freepift Police Department W!>« helil Wednf^lflay eveniViK at heiidqiiar- ters, Churcli stre-t, Isitli .-i.h a cclelii.i tlon of its orKaiilziitlon and as ii tesli- monl.il to tlu» VllhiK'' Hoard of Trii.-ftei'h'. which had organized il.
The r>iK feature ot the c\cm1ii(j' w.is the pre.s»'nlution. as a surprise, of a gol'l watch to Chief lliirtn'-Ann.
Waller li. COEzeHH. on behalf of the offlcers and men of the deparlineiit. made the prf.'H-ntatlon. The watch i^ Insorllied;
"Presented   to   Chief   Hartmann
hy the nfemberu of the foree, Janu¬ .ary 3. J 921."
The dinner, eerved hy W. R. nnd A. R. Frost, putereru, was above crlti- elsm.    Tte following were Kuests:
Supervisor Hiram ft. Smith, lormer VillaKe pre.<ldeiit Sidney 11. .Swexey. I'teslik'ul Clarence .\. Kdwiirds, Police ('onnnlHsloners Silas .\. Williams. Henry •1.. Maxson, Uliyniond .1. .Miller and How ard K. Peai-.sjill. VillaKe CouiisiM Clin¬ ton .M. Flint, Treasurer H. Dimon Smilli, Collector D. Frank Seaman, .lustice .\l Nn N. .lohnnon. Mre Chief Clarence I'.. Wllllamfi. H«.<war<l £>Bterhout. Health OBlcer Dr. Wlllttwn H. RUtide, AiiinKe Clerk H. I'. Hhou, and Deinity Flre Chief Chui-les F. tVIt*. with the folIowlnR ivp leHentntlvoa of the press: Cecil 11. .lohu- eon, Nassau CoUiity Itevlew; K. V. Hald- whi, Hrooklyn Times; .lohn .1. t)'Nelll, Hri>oklyn EnKle.
Walter ti. Coziens, of the Lkxinl of JCdueatlon, who hun aetlvely workeil In the interetfta of the police department fourteen years, us a tipeclal ofllcer. wns master of tiereraonles. _C'onKrnliilatoi-y addre.mieH were made by most of the KuestB.
'At the HUggeetlon ot Vlllatje Trustee M(uc.<ion, the uaeemblAKe stood for .'i mo- • iient in nilent tribute to th# rfteniory ot Snilth F. Pcamall. who was a spmlal officer of the department.
e0SBm4AMYfERPRi WHYGIVElTIEMBEniJAIL?
ViOage Boari Quite Willing Resi- deats of Outlying Sectiors Should Von on Annexation, Bnt Do NoS Propose to Initiate Movement lp Compel Them to Come into the Incorporated Village
FED FROM DEATH UNDER RJl. TRAIN
Said   to  be   John   Hughes Palled from Tracks as Loco- mi^ve Speeds By
Rockville Centre—Patriotic Spirit was much in evitlenco on Tue.sday evening when ofUc^r.s of Ma.jor General .F. Franklin Bell Post, 103, Veteraii.s ot' Foreign War.s, were installed, ami Winona Martin Auxiliary, of the .Major (teneral J. Franklin F)ell Po.st, was in.stitutetl and the oflicers in.stalled, in the Libra¬ ry building, Clinton avenue, Tuesda.v, Jajiuary 4, in an impre.s- ^ive manner.
        -——  -   »     Captain James F. Rorke, of the P. S.
.Marine   ('oriis.   State   |)e|>urtmeiit   Com-
MRS. VOORHIS INSTALLED
AS AUXILIARY PRESIDENT
HaMwin, (leorKe nplij>.-e. .111.1 a 81 onlll not Ih. Iei4iiie I'estboiiiid   1,.   I.   1-
l-'riedlin.  a   vail iiiKer   wbo.se   n
iliaKBed   f K.   tracks  on   New
F.lsie   Voorhis.
iipparentlv in a l-ll     Inst    as    a
Hempstend-It idents of terrltm villaKc will lia\ vole at the «j)i In tion of exteTiidlntr to Include thflf |
This, howvvei,
<iwn  action.     I^ i mofd  to  l>e  the  Hen-
timent   of  the   VI iu question was bmi that   while   the   i the    oiusiders.     t iiolhinK  that  wm tempi   lo  "draK" The   matter   ca .McLaiiKhlln   suid ed   the   owner   o( Company,   east north of .liTusnU U<   ha^\e   the    !>i village,   n-i. Iha
SURPRISE DINNER DANCE
FOR FRANCIS J. KLAESS
Kockvllle tVutre. —Mr. and Mru. JoMvph I.. R}'an k***''' n sun^rlsB dinner |>arty nnrt dantyo in honor of the blrth- tlay (>t f'fhkU'lH .1. K|»esH, at their hom« T» Iterapat«|&4l avenue. Mlfitiday evenliiK. peoenobar 27.   The • A-aa
deeomted   wtth   I \.is.
The   Kueata:   ' M.> rks,
Kuth B*nn«tt, Clnrl<-o   , ,inr-
lon  Snydar, of Brook!:. ir^,
Ruth Cortwtt. of thl^ in*
yo«n», tA Brook; ¦WKito. J. Sv^iiiia' IClaeaa, I-oii!.-) .T ; Klaes^, ., .,u. .
Officials Protest Against I
Demand for Heavy
Exnenditures
Mineola—With the cost i>er prisoner; amoiintInK to an avernKe of $S.74 per' dey, .Na.sgau County olflclals nre stronK-, ly opposed to any hinovatlon proposed by stale j>ttlclal.-+ that shall requin- Jail tor Nassnu-County prisoners. This backed by the fact that the numlier of i prisoners In the jail h^ been i-educed from an averaKe of 6« last year to 2!(; tills  year.
(.'ountinK the money invested in the | county Jail. $;)0O.O0U. as an investment, j toKcther with the <-ost of caretakers.] etc.. the cost i>er pri.ioner Is estlmaleit at  not  less than   JR  i)er day. i
Continuing objei^tlons to the State Prison (Commission's ren<*wed -demands j for additions to the county Jail, county i offlcials. led b.v the Hoard of Supervis¬ ors, are firm for restrlctinK such chanK- es as may he nei-es.sary to rea.sonable exiionditures. They propoae to continue their llKht aKrtlnst whal they deem en- liii-ly imcalled-for and extravaicant re quiremei^.
A .-nummary of the coeta of the cotmty Jail as to the cart* ot Inntates Bhows these Ukuh's:
Total exiiendituras for all pris¬ oners, (includluK  salarlea of
cmployetAi)     »:iS,887.91
Crmt   for  prisoners,   exeludlni; .salaries  of warden,  kevpers,
employeea	
Pally average number of prIs
oner-1   In   Jail   	
Cost ol all prisoners i)er ttay. IncluJlnK ^<alarles of employ's 106.54
Cost  per prisoner per day in¬ cluding salaries of employeen 3.74 Co»t ijer prisoner per we«k In- cludinx salarifa of employee*          26.18 Cost of all prlaonera p*r day. exdudinK salaries of employ-
THUNDER 'N' UGHTNING SURPRISE IN JANUARY
Fourth of July lianged It's way in¬ to Weilnesday, .lanuary Fifth with a bnrage of thunder and liKtnliiK about hlKh noon Just when everyone wa.s  beKlimli'K  to think  of eats.
As if sorry for the dlsturl>ance and delay crente<l. the clouds cried tor¬ rents and then In l>old rno<'kery. the «un shone forth to Inurh at tho«t who carried nrtibrellas and wore overshoes.
¦ A ioc.-il weather sharp said the backbone of Winter had Ixjen broken by , the heavy crash. Something must have broken for the vitii-atlun shook the Dbservtn bulldlnK.
]7,69«.St
29
e»s    ...a  4S.'J1
Cost i>er'pi-t»oner per Aay, ex-
eludlni; salaries of employees 1.8« Cost   IHT   ))ri8on«'r   l¥»r   week, extlvdlnK'salaries of employ¬ ees    ...                ll.«2
KxiienJItures   frnm   Juiv   SOth, ,1»1». to June SI), i;iSO: '
Salaries     »21.2»1.40
i*urt'b|»se ot equipment...... 69S.S7
Repairs io hullcUnK        3.0liE.II$
Maintenance r.f equipmAut.. .
.OMce expoine	
Imiiii-nnre 	
(larden   exp(^9»   (other   thun
auppllesi	
Ftiel   	
Food   	
.Tuiltorc' •lippUea
Gai'ikin auppIlM	
Mati-ona' vuppllaa 	
.vttoeellaneoua    •uppUea.    tiH>,
water and clothlRB
IJtS^e
lS.4fl
H*.7»
111.00 303.10 S,S»T.2l Xi».2S SttJiS
FEWER DEATHS IN 1920 THAN IN FOUR YEARS. TOWN CURK SHOWS
Hemiistead—Fewer deaths occurred In tho town durinK 1»20 than during any ot th\' previous three years, Town Clerk tlilbert'B recorda ahow.
Tho year 1920 vfae a busy one In tho olllce, judtrlnK from a summary of a i)Ortion of the work done tliere dur¬ ing the year. Recording blrtha, mar¬ riages and deaths and issuing mar¬ riage, hunters' and ddg licenses form no small  task.
The year'a reporta show a subatan- ,ttal Increase In tho number of births and a falling off In the numlier «f deaths.
More than 2,000 licenses were iHsued. which beat the previous yenr, also a big one. by about S60.
The followinc figures do not Include tlte incorporated villages, with regard to deaths and births.
1»17    1918
nirth.s       8i»     7IS
tVathH       *>R 'lOSJ
Marrtage   Urena. 6^7     5iK) Hunters*    Ucens.P'M    124S Non-resident or alien hunters'
iJcenans    3 5
Dog    l-l(*naes...3.'17fl    353 S
•6«S soldiers Included wtio died account
of   InAnensa   epidemlr.
191» «SQ 486 •M
1774
5 3405
IfSO
gss
4»0
ft64
2019
13 SMS
Knglne room supplies  108.S4
Medlclnoa    279J16
Rtwrd of Inaane Inmaten In in-
aUtutlona  42.M
Board of UunatM In iMMqUUte. 1(1.93 Bo*rd ot prtsooMnJa p«B*l ic
•tltutlons     784.60
¦Totat focpMMWa  ....t3S,S87.«l
¦i    A*drage nuKriiM' of ptwoners In jail l.*03.8d}dMly. 3*.
(     possible     lli/i       11-1-
asi and south   -f I le
an    op|XM-tup;ly    to
l"etioii on  111.,' (I'les-
liiitfi' boundaly l.nes
¦\rrty.
II deiieiul iiiKiii Lheir
Hoard   when   the l.l up Tue.mlay alKhl. IhiKe   Woulil   Welcome oarU     would    do ¦m   lo b*  .-111  al¬ ii'iti   into  till' villaKe. op    .vheis   TrUKte4' ¦   hax   '.een   infoiTn- !¦     .Moritiiy   Realty U'illi.im  urei'l   and aM'Miie.   (voiild  like, ri V    t.ukeij   into   the! .. >     c .".J   '>."e|.   sewi-r '
^ ear .s eve. :i man wh slillMii. stumbled aie ir.'iiii  w.i.< iitipionehiiiK.
The ni;iM had < roswed the tracks ani | w.ilkeil un.steailily aloiiB the pl.ill'orm. | brii.-^bitiK .iH.iln.xl men, women and chil ¦ llvil, until he re.lched the cenlie of Iliel pliiltorni. He Hiepped onto the liaiksi ami proieedeil toward an appro.icliini! I westbouiiil p-ain.  when  la- fell. ;
XS'oineii screiimed and turned away. I while 111! iinkiiown hero, who must ko ' nameless, lieeiiu.se he was too niodest to i Kive his name, xrabhed the heavy form j .uul b.-K.iri to ilr.ii; il I'loni the path of llie  (rain. .
l''rieillein. who liai' Ixeii watcliiriK the • in.ili.   hastened   te   a.ssist. ,
When taken williin the station, the I man respoiuleil to a request for his I iiatne as lohn Unfiles" but no one j i-oiild be found who kne^v* of a .lohn | llunbi's who hail s, narrowly escai>ed | ilcath. ' j
sercTh. riiiER
¦il    presi.le
name   Of  the   Winona   .Martin   .\u-\iliary.   \'.
m   the \ erans of  Foreign    Wiirs    and    iiistalb
Junuary    4,    In    Ihe    l.ihi-.ny    Huihlln,
when   the   orKanl/Jttion    was   Institute
has   Is-en   a   re.slileiit   of   Hockville   Ce
.lUi.-
'. '.«¦  the  m'-eliiiK
lid   iirovldt"   tbe
he   :mi>osslble   lo
i;,-e rystem  unless
'. tlKlKe  limits.
rtKK-sted   thai   the'
in  this   proiierty.   ns
s^if'is   favorabl.v   dis-
t  lUe village elec
lit the stand that
l:i:e   the   rK'tition
w ak   in  thai  di
cot the business
I 'ry to get Ihem
ll waa re()urt« that the compan sewers, hut it v conne«.'f with the they  were  within
I'l-esldeiit   Xich mntter  of   taking well   as   other IKised coitld come tlon In March.    1 outsiders   should and  do  all   neee; i-ectlon. as It  real of the Village Bfw in Hgaliist their
The   attitude   ot they    Wfie    welcci come.    ('opkis of talned    from   fhe Willai-d   '-Iilfnths.
It Is probable 1 pointed In connei some time ago v tlv.'' and thar cop circulation will I dents  of  the diffi
The commute.' of  outsiders.
\A>ea\ Affair^Before Itoard
JiistUf Walter fo the Board his
can (las Accum Elliaheth, N. J street lnteri«H-tlon for thirty days, They burn acetyle ho retllled once tn work on flM nai buoys used at m-a, policeman  on the
One will he plac of Fulton avenue Want I.. I. K. K
At the BUggestI lAUghlin, wlKi i;omplain'ts about the raihroad stall ed the clerk to req Kailroad (:7<]«n|)any] atead station open goes at night am goes In the mornl passengers who w enlng
Hoard was that ¦ they want In tltion can 1^^ oh- Ke    Counsel.    11.
Body of Baldwin Soldier Who Died
Orerseas, Brought Back
For Interment
l!aldwiii.--Tli.' body of Uiirvey T.. -Miller, who died overseas In wat duly, li;is Is-en broufrtit homo luid buried Willi all the honors due one who m.ide the --<aeD*tlce for his country.
One of the well-known aad loved young Irien of Haldwin he w;is among the tlrst to enlist In tiie war. lb" soon obtained  niiiU :is eorpOial.
-MRS. KI.SIK vooiinis
i'reslHent   of   .ViMiiliarj-   of   Veterans   of foreign \> ari
I the committee ap- ' with the mutter igain tiecome ac- M, the iielition for IMiivlded for resl- t .sections. - tmposed   entirely
Ji.iies  turned  over Ik   fia- $145.  repi-o-
senting  flnea colle   nl for  violations  of
diiilnK     l)eceml>er. W.-d uiid«-r t;..   law
village    ordlnancei His bill  for ftv was  »7«.10.
Th» B<iard acct-i   H a proimsltlon of R.  A. O'Hara.  rep   uniting  the  Amerl
Company of J lilac*' one of Its here on trial If! cost *185 each, l naf and huve to irv' months. They l>rinclplo as gas ut 4ei-ve as a silent Ircets.
at the Intersection nd  -'Vlaln  street. ilitloii Upen Later i.r    Trustee   M I <  'had
lire  since   .May.   1911.    Hcforo   that   jl.e I lived   in   nrooklyn.     She   was   edueatid I In  the  Bmoklyn  schools and  in  a  bimi j ne.SB school In   New York. I      Mrs.   N'oorhls   Is   a   diiiiKhter   of   C'l.i
and   llernnidine   Uei'th.     She   has   loi j years heen  aellve  in i hurch  work.     ,\i
one   time   she    was   a    tnemher   of    S'. I I'eter's   Lutheran   Chun h.   ISedfoi'il   a\- j nue,  Brooklyn. :      In .May.  1«!7, .Mrs. XOorliis orKanl;-eil
the  Hrst  wonieir's auxiliary   lo  the   Nei-
erans of Foreign Wars in Hrooklyn anil I served as Its first president. She'ivpie- j sented Ihe au.viliaiy us d<'legate to the I national eneamiiniciit in .Sew Vork in jl»IT and in Washington. D. ('.. in Tllii The VS'inona .Martin Auxiliary is the ; result of her lalest activities. It is't!ie ' llrst of its kind in Nassau county. ¦ .Mrs. Voorhis live.a with her IiiikI)miiI ^Kdwin. and thne eliildren. Klsie. Cms jier and Don.ilil. at B4 .Maine avenue, I Kockvllle Centre. Hhe Is secretin y ui I the I'arenlTeaehers' .•\s.soeiation: a fmember of the l.ibr:iry .\Mxiliaiy .mmI j of Aai-enslon Church
ECK BREAKS SKULL AS CYCLE HITS TREE
Rockville Centre Man Taken Sanitarium in Critical Condi¬ tion After Accident
to
HKtUiT.   lURVKV   I..   .AIII.I.KR.
Itoekvllle Centre.- Frank l-;ck. n, who resides with his sii'ter, Mrs. li.h rs-ns. at 121 .Norlh \lllage avenue, n-.ir rowly escapeil death when Uie ir.otor- cycle he was riding .ttriiclt a tree Issiil, the  road Jn   front  of 2«K   NoMh   Villag.;
     .,        I   ...    ,      ,j «...        .,       ,.   ,,avenue,   at   8:45   o'clock   Tuesduv   niglit,
t i le Long Island   t||'' rlgh' shoulder anH at Haee Hospital   jan„„ry 4.
liave  its  Hemp-
While  on   tho  fleld  of Imttle   he  was i-ecelved i honored by being made .sergeant.    This j rly   closing  ofi*"le, however, he wns not uble to iiirry | Uoard  dh-ect-!'""K  "" ""  *••'•¦   ^   he  was  woundi-*!  In i j
tlie last train the flrat one Is RUted that take late ev trains or e^fly inornlni; traina nil   outaide  In  the
are compelled  to cokl. If they arrlv
Taxlcab lieennes J'ear for the pr«#^ y,-*r,
Chief Powers Of   h* tire department
the  mothers,   wiv< men who were In
«, 1917. and No^-eji   iw n, ism
ihfMt amt teasintu. K   naaifM   • Aeal* M ta anirr ramt drtm atmta.—Ai
5U on  Nov.  15,  he succumlied.
"I don't know." he said In a note scrlbl?leU with hl.s left hand to the g»'nei-«l cashier on October 23. "how long I will b« heiv. nor what the out¬ come will b«'."
Sergeant MUler was J4 years old. He entered  the employ ot Jones A  Bakri
rJ!."Ir,^'iV »10 a'O" l>cember KO 1915, and left for *-r. I vM-e on September IS, 1917. llu soon 'left fAr overseas work.
Ills parents are huppy at last to hnve hlfl body home. The.v wild home was all the boys wanted.
flergmint  Miller's body   was  revived
Wedneaday.  ixvember  22.     rt  wan ac-
oompnnled hy> a  comrade wIk> unid  he
was sure of the Iditntltv of the remains
atead  Poat,   I1»0,  "f^jy  evening,  ^ ^as he knew  Iiarvey at lh«' time of his
death and the place of burial in France. Interment   waa   tna'de   In   tireenfleld auxlilar}-.     MembAhl;,   la   limited   to'Ometerv'.
waa ftuthorlaerl tn win haee li rubber coats ami IX palnjof mblier bixit.i fori tbe deitartment.
Tn Organtae VIImk'h AnidBiirr The  Bnacuttve  <   wniltle<-  of llemp-
cMed to Mat>Altt t<i   !h» post next Toes- [ •lay,   plans   for  01   koiiing   a   w<im.in'S'
I'atrolljian liegeman and Cljtlo Wat kins, fin "employe., of the Vllhige, were nearby when the urddenf occurred, and rushe<l to assist the injuivd man. They hailed F. J. Ueynolds who w.«^ passiii.^ In un automobile and hurife<l Kck to the Ro<'kville Sanitarium. An examin¬ ation showed a fracture of the lias*- o.'' the skull and he was in critical cundj. tlon. He hus "iwen intei-mitmntly d.- llrKiuK since the accident.
Th«' motorcycle he ^ras riding v.as completely wrecked. The force of thn Impact Is evidenced by the fact thai a part of the machine Is Imlwdded in the tree and iMiild not he removed eaally. Th* place of tlv accident is at a point Whero   Village avenue  tui'nM easterly.
NASSAU REPUBUCANrGlYE irOWE THEIR ElflDORSEMENT
Hempstaad.—Tbe     Nassau     (TJounty
RtpuliUcan   Committee    held    a   short
meeflnff lt> Mineota last Thuraday night.
Mr.   and, Mf_»,   MlOer,   hla   parents.! The only hnsioess done was tn* flndorae'-'
•nuAy    taa  aaia   ^nt to thank all Har*-»'» trleniSB for j nwnt  of   Charlea   V.   Stowe   of   Hemp-
kui  cmTMlMt.  Mr   kindness   shown   in   tjielr   trouble   -and,stead for Commissioner of  Blei'tlons.
"""l!*,,'*t* i alao for  the l>e*ut*fuf fl^w^rs rci-j-h^^d 1     LltUtenant-flovemor Jcremlal-. Wood. ""'' "'at the home coming. iof   f.ynbrook,   Wfis   present   and   spoke
maiiil.'r of Vetemns of Foreign Wars, and a menils-r of .><«^mpe-r Fklells I'ost, \'. F. W.. comi.ri.sH'd enflivly of ma¬ rines, itislHlled thi- following ns oflicers of  th.'  I ..al   |.o.st:
Cominatider. Cliarb's P. .Me.s.s.M>ger: "' .s«iiioi vil .V commander. Kemsen B. Os tr:imler: Junior vice oinmander, III W..1I I.. Meljiuijhiiii; oflliei of Ibe day. l,<ltoy llns.s.'i-. and iiiiartei-ni;islei, .1 l.oili.s   Neir.
At Ille conelusi.m of this inslallation, .Mrs. .leniil.. i;. .Marin. iiutiiHial .secret.i i\ 111 the I.:idii>s' .\uxljiar\ ol' \'elerans of Foi-elKii Wins, instltut.'d the Wino¬ na M.iiliii Ailxili.iry ol the Major Ceil eral .1 ("raiiklin Hell I'lsst, in:t, and iin ni.'iliately aftee wile installed ihe i,.l lowing   ellieeis:
I'resi.lenl. .Mr.s. K,h\aid Voorhis; .se llim- \iie presiileiit, .Mis. Ja.-U Kneale; .iiiiiior viie )i|eNideiit. .Mrs. KIwihtiI I. .Mcl.;iugiilin treasurer. .Mrs. Willeby T. Ci.rbeit: seirelaiy. Mrs. Kverett Itiis .s«-lh coiiiUietress. .Mrs. Henry I, llaighl: chaiilaiii. .Miss (Irnoe Wallace; guard, .Mis (¦,illierln.> (largi'S. (Illd col or l.ear.-ix. Misses Uuth Corls'tt. Doro thy (iaiKcs and Klsie Voorhis. Tasf   ('mitmiiiider  f'orlieU   Receives
Jewel The ii.\vl.\ inataUed conima'uler cliarles I". Me.-Mti'nge •, pnmonted In r:i.-ir cimm.iniUH; TVilleb.1, T. i'.>ri-o'1'.. a '..-t r. \,ii'.,tiiii. ¦¦¦< .|4.-..-e| Ol ... 1- tile memberM of t!ie p«jt*t. In appiTci-i tion  of s4'rvic«'s  reiulei-ed.
"The meniliers of the I'ost have looknl to you during the past yjisr for help, praise, syiniiathy and ai all timcK fouiiil you willlnt; lo give." said Com inaiider .Mes.scnger. "The high slaml an! you lia\e .sef mak«'s it not oi\Jy a pleasure bul a l>i-ivilege to cflrry 011 the worl.. and my lirst privilege is to present 1.1 .\nll till* i-fimniemoialioii of esteem,   a   I'list   Cnmmandei's   Jewel."
"It is ditlii ull to adeiiualely express tho deep appreiiation I feel." Past Com mander Curlieti said, "and I give my assurance to-ev»(ry comrade that I shall valuo this gift most highly. Kverj'- thing I dill was ,1 pleasure and since I li.-ne stepiieni down, 1 have thought ol' several pleiisurahle lliings I should lil<e tu h;iM' done. I tliank ynu." I*alriutic Trweilur*' Tlie gtitherliig was lalleil u, order liy I'asi I ¦onimander < or'iett. All ai-osir and afler saluting the .American Mag. listened tn pruyi-r by the chaplain ami then  nil  sang   ".VmerUa."
I'a.-t Commiiuder Corls-lt welcomed the assetiiblugt- and explained that he is-rsonally knew Miss Winona Martin as llhrarlan of Ihe villuKe njid thut It was highly filling that the auxiliary slioulil honor her memory by ehosliig l.er name  fnr ii.<  name.
When the giivel had been turned over to   Commiimlei     .Mes.seiiger,     the     llrcl ling  h«' dill  was  lo  invite  Commander hur   C.   .Mi.rtfii.   head   of   Hockville I'ost ;)o;t. Ameiican   l.egion. nnd 'tiler of  the  late   Wlnoiui  C.  Murllii. '\-fn  tile  rostrum.  sayiilK  the  cerepumles of the evening wei-e of special Imareat. siiu-e   lie   had   serveit   oyeiHeUH   And   the name of one  dear to  him  was Involveil 111 the institiiilon of the ladles' nuxilbiry. Kxplalniiig  the jiurisise of thjr  Veter¬ ans of Foreign  Wars. Conmian<ler Mes¬ senger  said   Its   aim   In   to   further   the progress of .servlc- men by Ix-lng a help 10   them   and   Ihi Ir   relatives   Ifl .e»vry way.     .Vllboiigli  the   war  Is eonaldertid over,   he  said   a   visit   to   the   hospitals would remind the geneial public tluil ll Is  not over, and iH>ver will  lie over for ii g|-e.-il many.   The organixatlon desires to aid and help when' It cun.   lie Invited thos»' pi-esenl to bring to the post's a; tention any case of a  foreign  war  vet¬ eran  In  need of aHslstoiice.
Xatloii.il S«'crftajy Mrs. Jeniile K. .\tarln, after the Institution and instal¬ lation of the auxiliary officers, look th'' o{>portunlty. In a nliort address, lo thank '.he auxiliary fur inviting ber to Im.   the   inst«llin||:   olmcer,   and   conipH-
«iHl   sisters   of  sll'     Many Baldwin frieiuls were there, tile ¦lee betwe»»n April  American  l.««lon waa well represent«<l.
and also tbe Jr. Order of t'nltad Ameri¬ can il^chanlca of Lynbrobk of which he «aa a member.
a«i
ket Us
the sell"
on the selis-tlon i»f the name of Sliiet Winona Martin for Ita title. «'ae said It was an honor to Install the aurlli.'H-y. %vhjch had cdn«idere«l the Ber\tcei:(i>f o'l.- of Its residents no Wllling to do wrvic- for her counlry. ^
Vaterans Oni tn ArrMa«>llsh 'lliinXH (.''upluln Iforke wns Inviti-d to »(>..«k. Ho oiltllntvl the dlfnculttes ol org iiilxa- lioii of ttftx N'eterans of Foreign War-* unUl tht telle World Vlar. Ix'iaiiw >«.* membership Is limited <> men who have starved on foreljtn soil 01 In hostile wjU ere. lie ecplalnad the ju ogress i^f 01 ganization,, aaylny^the orcanlaitloii <<f a stata department m N*>w York, th- neoond in tha counlry. and that »oon .1 coXinty coahetl N to be estai>ll«hsd. so Ithat each poat In a county wnuld huve tcontlnited till  pngr ^i