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Hempstead Inquirer
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asKS County Review
AmalffaKlMited With the
ROCKVILLE CENTRE OBSERVER-POST AND HEMPSTEAD INQUIRER
Observer-Post
Hempstead inquirer
ia tUs Fi^pcr ConUaieJ aaii Better Tku Efw
Official Pap«r, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921
VoL XXrV, No. 8
TOP MAY APPEAL GAS CHARGES, ACTING ON EXPERTS FINDINGS
Engineer Shiebler Says
P. S. Commission Used
Wrong Valuations
NIG, MOVIE SCREEN PET, PAL OF VICTOR MOORE, DIES AT BALDWIN HOME
llerniietenil. K<-l>. 18-Tlin Town ISonrtI H f»f ll< tt«iKte;iil «>li TtlOHiliiy. witliiitit for- mn.1 riiTlon. tiiUI .Mlnriiey lleiiry .M;i.x- >'Oii tliiit iiiiy :i( lion III! miiy tiike ro- Kiii'tlifiK I'.pii'III from th I'uklle   Ki-f\i,-i-   (•oirin)i.><!iiii))   III   rcliitioii
.¦^iTvii'c  (¦Dmmi!^
Ill'  I lie jniiiiliers  o
(Idwii  il  ileeir.ioii   il
HUH for tills .iii'illoi
'1-    I .mil)   feel
t« rati'.': foi' pi'' !">'! '^'e SiTVlec (hiirKC for till.'- IdvMi will lie iiii:/ri>vi-il liy llie Itnarit.
Ite.(-<rlly   tlie I'lililii eliili  or  11   inii.iiiriiy   ul 'llfctt   ticidy.   Iiliililed whli ll  llu-  ml''  for
WUH (Ue-l :il I:.' I'er I .IHH) feci Iind- III IKl.lltidJl 11 SI M:ii I- i-l:;:i'Ke of Tl) eeiils In lidrniilii-il.
.Mr. .\lnk.aoii lii'f.ire llie 'I'owii IVMiril Tiii'Milfiy -i:ilil .Mni'vlii Sliicliler. expert i-riKilKed ly 111'- town ulieii it W.'V:-'. Willi oilier roiiifiiiiiiitie!!. lixlilliis the K":- Tllli'S llii-nii.'^i'. Iiiiil wrilli'ii hilll Hint tin- I'libll.' .'¦ll rvli" rriiniiilKMloii Ii:ihi'(1 ils lll»illni!M oil irioin'fiiis lii,'iiie.'i ivlieii ll (leejileil viliiil rali' the ri"<'I>le "I thin .m-i'lioii ci„,iilil |iiiy. Iwo nieinls'-rn of IIU' I'lililli- .•¦;, I \ ill- ("omrfiiH-'ion iliil imi eOflOiir ill Ihe ii|iliiloii tialiileil iliuvii liv 11.  liiHJ'iiitv   ol"   llie   (fWnniiMBion.
.Mr. .\la\Miiii fiiMl.er "^'il'I .Mr. Sliii'!il"r lilKl t'lUI hilie ll.' Ilioiiuht it well IO iiHk Idi :i ri-li(',irlii»? mi Hie i,';i.s rules .-tnn-i- hi! Iiliillil:ilii!< :l 1111'' liM :l on i'"iTi"'t'-il liliuriX MiuiM inc.Ill ^ns Inn' iil $1 .'I'. |ii r   1,11110  fill.
"I Kilil Illm 1 wu:; mil :iiil linrizi il li.v Ihe town lo ro imIo rniltiei- expense,"• Kitid Mr. M.ix.xon. "I'lit he .s.'iiil In- ilUln^l fitn^ iilioiit Ihl- iiinniy. tlial he wnnieil to HliiiW till' ilirce I'oninilssiiiiiers Ihiii tliev   hui  la en  vvidiiK In  lliclr liniliiii,'; ."
.sir. Max.soii ii'iiiiilcil he hml iJini tiilit .\lr. .Sliiolil-r 111 Ket John .1. .Me .¦WfiiiiiH. or .>.lli:iliy. eiitiiisel I'lr Ille eoni- inilliitie:' 1 (iiitesliiiK Ihe Kiis iii'ri'UMes, mill If Mr. .Me.Maiiin whs iilile lii Ret the    lIlIeK    ehlinxeLl     ilfler    II     ll'lieiil illg.
tbul Uw- liiwii'wiiiilil iii-()li;ilily muke iin j :<allOWIIIli-i' I'oi- Herviet-s. 'I'liii IilipliiH- llflM for a relieiiriiin tiiiH .•ilri?i(fl>r Ixiwi | fllrtrto iiliil the hoiinl lodny snlrt they: woiilil :'iii|i|iiii I .Mr. .Mnxson in iiii.v iliiiiu i nil-   lliey
lliildwin.  Kel).  18.—In  hl« huinblf lit
'ill- lioiii«> ill .Miltiiirn Hveniie. "Slg," the
Utile    Alardeen    Si ottljih    ten-U-r.    who
IH rfiirined    kii   well    in    Victor   Moore'*
I Jill iiji'i-H.   ifi)itatini{   \letor   to   ii   nlc(>ty
when  h<-  |')i,'iy»sl  the  part of a iliunken
'man.    illi-il    .Monftay.    Kel(i-uary    14.    of
idropMy.     He  waH   twt-lve veurs  old.   IIIh
le.iftion of tliei""'ie»   In    life   croatisl   niiieh   I'''>'<f»"ei'
nd hp watt iilnifjst an hiinian as hlu life
a.iHivl  out.
I     .\Ii.   Iind   -Mrs.   I.   K.   Walton.   ownerH iiif  the  doK.   keenly  feel ghe  liiss  of   the iUiiiiiiJil   wliieh   lliey   and   neaiiy   all   of: llliildwlii.    hilll    learned   tn   Inve   de.trly. I lli- iiinjiins Wire larefiilly laid at rent i iin   the  front  yiiid of hl.s lale hoiiie and ltd the chlldrt'ii has heen iflven the priv- lii'-mi' I'f  keopinK  tlii>»;riivi>  hrlKht  with | I llowel-H. ¦ j
".S'Ik" was BiK h a viiliiahle niiiiriiil thtil |
when    he    traveled      he     was      insured ' hiKiiiiiKi  iii-i-ldi'iil  111 Ihe iinuiiiiit of $.11)0. j
l:iii    111    iiiiiian'l   Im-   liiiiiKlit   fnr   iloulilei'
'ihi' iui.-". !
MEMORIAL DEDiaTlOk IN HONOR OF VETERANS IS DEUYED BY STRIKE
IKakville C^-ntre. Keli. IS.-^-The ecre. , nioii.v I'f iinxeillriK th/ inr-nioriai talilot. ! which was to have lieeii dedleated on j February I'i In the memory of tho sol- i dIei-M and Hallnrx of thlM villagre who ; servi'd in the Woilil War, han lKt>n ' poMliKmed. \
TrtiHlees   finrdni'i'   and   I.onKeiie.-ker. repii Ki-titiii^' Ihe txiard. visitrd the inan ufacturer'H ofllce TucHilay und found a, Htrike  Htill   In   cxisteiu e.     I'lekets   wcj'e | pati'ollinK near the plant. •  |
The Hoard coiK-ltided that the dedi- I cation woul'l have to li<! |lO^•lpolled and set Ki-iday. .Mari'li 4. a« the date. This, i however, is contingent upon the iiiiinii- . fii(-tiir.-r   heini;   able   In   make   di-li\oi-v.
presmntWchols ' not candidate for
further HONORS
LI GOV. WOOD CONTINUES AS CO. CHAIRMAN
Repubticaas of Natsaa Evolve Plaa By Which Hif Services Are Re¬ tained as Head of Party Busi¬ ness—Wm. E. Layster, as Vice- Chairman, Will Share Duties of Executive — Important Service to Be Performed
BALOWINITES SUBSCRIBE TO FUND FOR MEMORIAL TO WORLD WAR VICTIMS
I' uik- Idwin oiiiii;
Hempstead's    Village    Executive
Says "No" to Suggestions—
Possible Nominees
111 il iinpoi'l- ilev.r n-ilii'lloii ol Ihe Imd. llli .Mr. MiiXKiiii. •'c:in ll- S(»rei; 1- I 'oninii-islon il   ).-<   :i   KOfiil   IhiiiK   to
il'l
III,I
ln> nillthl do Sim iiiil tn Iry for wl: Kii.s  ralCM  iniiy  h
•'if Shlel.ler," ronviiiio the  I'lil Hull   11   is   vMiiiiK try.'^
l.al.i-   Mr    M:i: iili.e.il    iiiii;lil    ll''   liecis.siiiy   In   l.ll..'   .ill
UtllH'fll    ill    Ihl-   1 lisi'
SiiiMTvisor lloiiKlily  I'rrHitlfN
in 111.' .ilisi'O''- of rhiiieiiuin ilii':iin I!. Smith the presiilliin oiricer Tiiesibiv was Htipervi:iir WiUmr IxniKliiy wlm coii- (liiclnd Ihl' iiir.iirs ol Ihc lai.'u'il in tlii> cilplilile iiKiMiur lliiil his Unn; s.|-\ lee InniireA.
A tleleKlltioil fi'oni l.nlli; r.'.'iell West ripfifareil Io iiiiiiotiiii'e llial they liad ri-aeliPil nii auiceinent for a lltjlUini,' .•iei-N'icii in llieir ilistriel iiiiil lo ask tiie board's apiiroviil.    This  was Kianteil.
Tliey al:Ki rei'oiiiini-niloii ilini Wllliaiii .1. Duitoii. of llroiiklyn. be appointed to Iho iiollce ili-imi llllllll. 'I'll''.hoarU cun ciirreil.
Mr. TtioiniisiMi, ilie spolu'smaii. s:iid that cominiiniiy hint for years been '•|iaiihiiiiiilliiK^' lor fiituls with which to pay for police si rvici'. but thej; had now decided III have Ihc $:).fi:iO needed uliiiually iiiisi'd by luxation, rnlll such tlmo as lliey cun get fiimls in this way thoy will Isnrow ll with the iinilerstand- liiK thnt (licy be rcinibiiiseil for a deli <'lt>npy tax levy. The board iiciiuieseeil In Ihifl phin al."0.
Ordlniinces remilairirft the maiiituii- iiiiiv' of cows and lilRS witiiiii Hemii¬ stead Town were'afiprovi^it and oi'dered liiibllHhed.
founly Superiiitoiiiient of lliKhways Htarks iiiinotinctHl that it would be ad- viwilile 111 have a joint highways coni- iiiIhnIoii lioni Nassau and ftuflolk Coun tloM to nie.-i Willi th,' State Coiniiiission er of lllKhW:iys SIssons in relation In roadx tliat are to be continuous throiiiili both coiiiitie.a. The board aMiewl tluU- HUrh would be a feasible iiliin. but no iDCtlori was liiUeii. The mutter was held lli«ab«»yance until .siieh time as tli«' liiKh- Wnys to be iiiipi'OM'll lire re.nly Inr 'jiloslttnatioii.
TEST ENDURANCE FLIGHT
FAILS TO MAKE RECORD
i: MilMfiln. Feb. is. In ii bij,' Curliss VM-liif   blplanf.    I.lent.    Kn.-:s   f,    Kirk-
V iiatriiik. as pilot, ami .Ma\ tliKHleiiouRli. a« lObHerver. sliir.led Wislnesduy morii- liilt froin .Milcliel Keld to estiiblish a new wnrld's nVoiiI for endurance. The •rfforl I'uileil.  lii-wev«»i-, as the m<>ii  wore
t conipplli'il to allKlit lit 7 p.ni.. rni account
¦.(ifat'iaek In Tlie ir.norul'nr Thej wore up 11  hours  1:1   nilliiitPK.
The Iwo nirr?< attcnt all day over th<»
!  ^vlatimi   ifrouiids.   from   the  ctntre   nf
lAvlileb rliilliary ob.sev^ers watched their „. niglil      .Major  Ilenry  .Miller. I'apt.  Ilar-
': v^y Smith and l.leui. .lohn Uoullet Wd-e
S'lhf' official titiKcrvern.
MCWHINNEY SEEKS INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR'S PLACE
Endorsed By Nassau and Suffolk
Party Leaders for $4,000 Job,
Possibly for Eight Years
.Mill! lllll. I'ch. IX.- .IsH.'iiiliiyiiiaii Thiitiias A. .McWhjniiey. of Lawrence, now i-eiiieHeiitinir the llrst district of .Vii'isiiu ••iniiiiy in Ihe NVw Yoi-k l^'Kis- liliirc. is slaled for a llloil ledeliil JsiSt if his friends and political asMOciates can  lii-ini; alaiiil   the apiKilnliiieiii.
.Assciiililymaii    .McWhinney    is   fiank-
ly a ciiiididatc  I'lir  (-olle-tor of  Intern.tl
lieveiiue fill' Ihls Uisiiict.    This appoint-
iiii-nl ciuiies a luilar.v of $i!,011(1 a y«ir.
The  ii'im of olllci* ia four years, or tho
I life .* tlw kileial adiiiliiirirulldtftinvTor
' uhlch  the  apiiiiliiliTieiil   in  made.
;      .Mr.   .Ml Whiiin.y. :iii   iiritaiiizalliui   Ite-
j piihlii an.  has served sevcnil  years ns a
Hempstead. Feb. IS.—I)isou.''»iiin nf I candidates for the villaKe election, lo 1,(- hi Ul .March 1.',. has boKiin. .V preHident i un.l Iwn tiiislees are In la' elected, the ' lelirinK tiiistees beinic Itnward tl. lirow- I ce and Kalph t'ormun. I \illni,'i' rresiiieiil .\i( h"ls, wlw. has I served diirlnif the past yiar in Ihc ;,'i'ii- ; enil satisl'aciion of the jiinple, stali-tl ; lialay Ihat he would not run iiKain. on ! accoiiiii of the fact that his work makes I Ion ifii'ut demands upon his time. .Mr. i I'''orinaii. who ha.«i served .several terms,
and   .Mr.   lirower   have also  stated   that i
they   will   not  run  aifaiii   for  the  same ! lea.snn.    This means al least  three new i
mcinliirs on the  boiird. '
1     Aiimnif   thn.si;   mentinncd   f..i'   mie   of ' I Ihi'   trustees   is   Tlinmas   I".   Tiiylnr.   su- , ! lU'iinlenili'iit   of   the   Xli-ti-opolilan    Life i . Insuianee   ('iiiiip.any   ami   a   Uii.-t tm'   of I the  fhainber of t'ommcrce.
The   suifKestiun   had   been   made   'hatiif,^^
Mr.    .Siclinls   run   aifaiii   fnr   preHident. I j„, I with   Mr.   Ta> lor   und  soiiie   other   iiiaii   ,,j„, I for irustet-s and that Ihe eleclioii lie ear- | : lied mil  without a llKhi  this year.    Mr. i .Nichols' determinitlion  mil  In  run ellm- ! inales   Ibis   plan,   however,   thnuith   it j may be imsMlble to name men  who will j Is,' <iiu<:<jji|,uUle lo all and Ntlll prevent a
i-l;niel<t. ' - ¦""'' V* '  """' ' ¦
I     .Mineola,   l-'cb.    Is.-11."(Iim;   ili,-   i,„-
, |Mirluiiitii'S   llf   his   fri.mis   ami   fellnw-
' Iti-publii iiiiH   in   .Vas.saii   Cniinty   l.icui.
jtimei-niir   .b remiali    Wnod   has   UKP-iil
lo   rvinain   iis  chairman   nf   the   .\a»sau
Coiiiity  Ki inililican t'iininiiltoe.
i      AVhen   tbi'   l.lcut.-tlovernor  wa.s  ele"l-
; ed   In  his  hi),'h  otnce  it   seemed   thai   he
must  ^rivc  uji his actlM- duties as head i
.(if   the  ciiunt.i    iteinibllcnn   nrKanizalion, ,
! but htipiilly a wiiy was found to ellmin- |
ate any .such  pnHsiblliiy, j
County Treiisurer Willlaiii I-;. I.uystcr '
Iof   Olen   r.ive   is   the   vice   chairiiian   ofl
the Uepubliciin i-oinmittet- and is fairly '
I busy at all times, but he was willini; lo !
j do uhal   he could to e.'iHe the sltuatinn.
¦although   hi-   had   no  desire   in   lake   oni
I nililltiniKTl   duties. I
I      AVith  .Mr.   I.uysler  lure a.-   \ ii'i'.c!iiiii-.
I man It wa* (U-clded that tin   Lieut.-finv- !
j (riioi-   would   I'etain    the   cliairmansliip i
; and llial he would dome dn« n  from .\1-I
j bany   fnr   such    imiairiant    mallcis   a.s
; may   la-.     It   was   iiainted   out   that   il
I was   highly   desirabl«>   llial   a   state   olll
leer, sei-iiiid only to the state's ¦ hii f ex-i
ieefutivo,   head   the  (.'ounty   Keiiubllcaiis
and  that fm'  frniu lu'lnic a (b Irim.-nt  il
would (-iihaiice  the slandin;;  nf the  lle-
liuhlicjiiis  of   this  Hecticn   iu   the   party
rialdwln. Feb, IS —Snlicilci--. j inir sitlixi-ripti'iiiei fhi'miKliniil Ifor Umldwin'i. Menmrlal to tl j nil n llf the villui^e who.se, lives Wire |sa.,riUced in the World War. The work : is well iiri.'aiiiKeil and a syHleiiiati'' ' euin|Hili;n. which la-uran mi Liiienlu's Hirlbdav, will cnnrinue until Wnshimr tuns   Ilii'lhday.
-\ mnniimeiit of atlrai liM- desimi will be placitl on the t riaimuliir plol iii .M,-ri'ii-k road. Fnxhiirst riaid mid (iiand avenue. 1-ialdwiii, which has lain dn- nati-il by the owners for Ihls |iui|mi«i'. C'lu-cks liny be drawn to the urder of AW"! .Manslicid, lieasuier. Haldwin .Me- inmial.
EDWIN W. WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Publii; Primary Thursday Evening —Some Renominationsj—Con¬ test for Trustee
COMMimE READY m PLAN FOR NASSAU COUNTY POLICE
DROPPING 150-LB. BOMBS    • INTO SEA TO PROVE AIRMEN j COULD SINK BATTLESHIPS I
-Allneiilii,    Fell,    is,     llnmbiii);    an    im
iKiltliship
airii
pinir hi^'h ex pin bcymid l.nni; I! First and I'-ifili r.   S,   .\ir  .'^ervi.
liiiiil.
ii«l   di.i|.
¦c  lionibs   err  lb.' eh   is  Ibc  m.-lbi ern ,'>(|uadi'i>iis I'liIliiW   d:lily   tn
:iick\ill,- I'm I llis villii;.-!' w Inarini; pla, si'h lit I'f the i llu;,'   in   the
17.-
ill hav.
IlKSldi llt^
ipi,i-|iiiiil> -,-'l in iiiimiiia'inii foi villaKe, at the primai'\ Unckville   (•( litre   Clill
the air I'mce cm wiia- mil any .«,-a fmc"
now    ill     IISl-    ll,\      Ihls    l-ntlMll'l,
Mnmlis  ili-nppi'd   in  tin-  iHiaii   an'  iiet "illiils'^   by   any   mentis.     Tbey   an-   I'-al ; live   bmiilis,   can V IIIK   a   i barirc   of    I .M) j |Hi||lldn   ef  eNplnaiM ,      Tile   iiliiiiea   ilnltl:.-j this   .Kii   nut    f,,ui-   miles   olT    LnllK   tl In    i.rnups   llf   fi.ini    tmir   In   (li;bt this  pra.'lic.'.    Tbis feaiiire of the \ is    carrieii    niii     verv    .-an lully,    > .ar- miisi   1..    lal.in  thai   no ImmI   ni' kit ll   he   ill   ih.    \ i, iliil e   when   the   I
is    .b'.ipiieil.     •
¦''tl.' I'llllle.i llseil IIP- (III I Ille linluli-* III,' |-,'l,i linilil,   lack   uuileiiiealh   b
It'll. (1    frnm    tbe    pilnl's   .a<
Meeting Called For Sat¬ urday Night at Mineola
I. Fell. Iti.--A I Ihe I'oniiatUiii Ihal will  ui\<
Milieu plllll   fill lice  b'.al; the   IMilils-   pl'nleclimi tilled   will   la-   pi-eseiile uiiltei- iiii|Miinl,d In c jcct    (It    a    iiie.'iiim-    I, Cnui't   Iloiisc  here  ,'<al
IbcaiLSi     Ihe    U'ttl tlon   thiollfftliilwt
¦om I'eie working
llf II .iiinily po. ¦ .Vass.iii Cnuiily I uhiih   it   is eii-
liefol-e Ihe ( niii- siilei   Mill h a pr.i-
Im held ill Ihe i.lii\   nlcht.
.1 lieller police th.    1 i.uiitv   w.is
irl'
iliy
h[ap|iui'ciil and («iv, (Jhw purpnse nl n'ltiiii,'
irjii sluiliiiK iMiijil <*halrninu  lliran. Smith
of   the   linni.l   nf   .><ii|.,'t'wsi,is   (all.si   ii
met I IIIK     nl     fllli'l-esled     c,»linly     Inik     111
llsciiss the miitiei-.   The ouienme nl that
il.'li.ivilalltls. I :.'.l rrnin lb" I II    l.-\ rl-   en    i
iii-ellnK \\a>
ill    pIll'IS    111 iillimlllee
Ihe
.Sudiini-ium toniiflil. l-:dwin W.  Walla
FREEPORT WOMAN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE, LEFT UNCONSCIOUS
cnluniUle nl'   Kl'i'l-IM
aVi'iiiiM   111
will   la-   pi
Ic.    .Sniui ¦.\   I'.siil
ill ai!
, uh
Hllillillee,   I e|il'e.aeiiliiif{
I'ntiiiiy   and   from   thai
.ippniMi.'il   a   siuallei-
I l.v  J.' Ii.uylm- Kills,,11
II laaiy bas winked .ml
lunlicliell.      Tlli.s   pi,in
lomiiili
'.se naiH, lli-pulill' he |inll, ,< sidelllM,
alanii,-'.!
illlill   1,1   ihe   piiK-nl I   iilKhi.
:   nl'   III 1,1 \    w hi'
Is m  the state.
Fnr   this   and   for   the   ailditioiiaJ   rea
ill   that   Lieut.-Covornor   Wnod   is  still
lerry'^   Wood   to   his   friends  and   I'el
ill  thiir-'county 4t was ilecldeU thai
main   as   the   Republlenn   rounly
man.
mill r of Ihe .\ew Vork State li<'Kis- latiirc wlii'i'c the salary is only Jliuim annually. Ilecently he piibliily aii- nmiiu I'll thai he (Oiild no loiujyr serve liecaiisc it COMI hlin twice ii..^ much as be   leci ived   for   Ills   services.
ll iiiiiy la' laken to tm^aii thut he had I hell dc'ided lo Isi'ome a candiUale for I he I'e.leial (illice. but at any rale he ii* ill   the  Iield  for  il   now.
'i'lie Itepiibliciiu ni-Kaiuzatinii in Suf¬ folk I'liimly has endnrsed him fnr the plaie as li:i\e the .Nassau Ucpubllcans. .Since Ille (listI id includes KiiiKH and (iueeiis Cl null ies al.so. il is neces.sary thai ho liiiM' eiidnisemellts fi'oni Ihn.se placi-s   Illsn.
Till IU jiulilii an slate orKanizalion is said 111 lonk nil .Ml'. .McWhinney with favi-r ill wllll'll (.vent it seems fairly cei'luiii Ihat he can be appniiiled since most nf the time ihoMc who make ap poliilnii'lits of the kind listen closely lo the denil'CS~ol "the fniks bin k liniruv"
The present internal revenue collect¬ or fiom this district is tterlram M. Cardner, of (iai'deii City, formerly Dein- (aialic leader of this county, llis term nf olllee will expli'o aboul the lime that Mr.  Wilson returns to private life.
Iileidenlally the now federal office soekiirs may have something (Sf the same thouKhi in mind—that it may not la> mereli a fniir ye.tr appointment, bill that a President, able and KuiJinif well. iiilKht easily have a second term aiid since ll i.s the iioliey of the Ue- puhlii an iKirty ever to rowui-d one Koodi,^,. term wilh aiiotliei'. Mr. llardiiiK iiiiKhl'4i, ea.sUy serve eiKht .\Vars. Those who .serve with him iiilKht ns easily have a I (iinfortable  Is'iih for  a  lonjf  time.
So leaaoii Ihe wiHe ones wbo wish .Mr. McWhinney luck.
BANFORD'S HOTEL BURNS
SUAVE STRANGER
BURGLARS PERSIST IN REGULAR VISITS DESPITE GUARDS
KoiiilliiMisr nl Nortli .Merrlrk  lleslrnyt'il llesplti' Fireiiw'ii
GAVE BAD CHECKS Nassau county Home Not Yet Safe
  Against     Depredations     By
Hired  Apartment  at  High  Rate, Burglars
Bought Groceries  Then fHEFTS AT Pt7 WASHINGTON
Lhsappeared I
Itt-d   Foalliers,   .Neitly   (IrKaiii/ed   lioiiie I'oUre.   Nil   Itar   lo   Kt'iM-uled   Kaiils
I'jjsl Itia-kaway. Ciarrisoii has a ch ilreds of dollars, n .'mme man, about i
Keb. IS.- .Mrs. .><'idie ck for .sp^-eral hun- I'elvcil from a hand- years old, who Kave
—.>lotioii Kobbetl.
rh'lure    .MnKiiiite's    Home
the   check   in   jutymenl   for   rental   fif i
her ,a|)artment at a Kenernus rate    Slie        .Aliiieola.  I'
was   iinulile   to  Kcl   cash   for  the  cheek, ' j.,,. weekly i
and   has   learned   from   the   .Mechanics' I WashlnKtmi
National I'.ank ai I'miidi lu ,•. It. I., thu | elKlith   siici
it   would   be   well   t"   have   tln'   man   ap
prehemlod.
Tho name siKiied to the (heck is Cy¬ ril C. Harrison. Tiie letter from the I'rovidi'iKc bank stales thai somi- m.aii usiiiif that iinme is alsn usiiiK the alias lUiyinnnd  Hill.
.After .arran.KiiiK for the house reni.al, the slranKer bouRlit $::0 worth of Kro- ceries   al   the   re.arsall   store,   and   pave
•b. IS.—.MakiiiK llteir n-KU- ¦ semi-wis'kly visit lo I'mt burKlars completed their Ksful invasion nf privale hnines KlHt   lilK'ht.
In sfiiti' of the Ued l''eallVei- Kuards, in siiite .jtlf a iirlvale w.-ilchiiiaii ami a watch doK to Kuard the maid and the housekeeper the home of William HoiIk- kinson. nf i<r2 Iteid a\'enui'. I'nrt Wiisli- InKlnn. was filtered by burKlars and jcw(-lry and other valuables worth up¬ wards of J 1,1100 wero taken Sunday Mr.  Hodlfkinson.  ihe head of  Willlaiii
At   the  .same   time • >f   ill   Windsor avenue, iiol.ls   nf   L'.'i   lisl.orne   pla C.    IViislcj    of   L'll   (u-bi be  nimilniiti'd  for  iriisti
Tlell.-dll'i'l-   Cllarles   .1,
lei l.ll-   .Vrlhiir   .1.   I-"liiii: noiiiiiiaii-il.
Wallii'-e     was     1 iecl, .Atareh,,iriIS.   but   as   h. the  Navy   in   Jailiiiiry. into  service   in   .Vjiiil. ally Iill th.' nlllce,
.Nn one has been iiii'iiti.nii ,1 poiient to Walliii e, siii.-e rriiiil< lier, retlriiiK tiusiee, aiiiunin'-' nnt  a i,,t pie caiiiliilacy.
.A mi'?i-~spii'iti'il liKlit ill I 111' ' is expected amiiIlK Ille Irilslii man. a resident nf the soiilhci (if the vIlluKe. will probablv vidi-d siipiKirt from voli-rs livi IIS tliey will desire rciircMiitali
III
the  lllli-l-e.sliui;   IU
if  the
Stall
JkIiI
KVeilinrl   tJixMl
Fivep.irl     npeiates    It; f, pluill    Very   suci »>SHfiilly
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M anil Rfr
own    electrie
BENZO'MI.VT
North Merrick, Feb. IS.—Flre dosroy- ed Ihe old Banford Hotel, t'amp avenue and .Meadow Brook roud, .North Merrick. on Wednestluy eveiiliiK. The lire was discovered about 7.30 p. m. Apparatus fn^m .Alerrlck and Hoo»ev»lt resiMindcd to un itlarm. l.acR of water hamjiorctl the liremen In their efforts to exthiK- iilHh the blii/.e. The buUdinK M'aii a to¬ tal  loss.
The firemen ,ined all of their spare ohemleals, lioldiiiK one tank in remrve. The Klure could be seen for many miles and altractiHl a throni; of curiotii^ sli^hl ae«'i-H.        ¦*
I.ltlle   property   was   savtnl buildnlK wns a fraiii(> stru^tuiv.    There was uo loH.H (if life.
Raiifortl's Hotel was an old-tlmo rood- house and huH lK>en operuted by Harry Ibmrord since the death of his father. The oriKin of Ihe lire could not he leai'n«!d.
William   H.   Hart,   wlio.sc   nal iKeii.y   was   u.sed   by   the   slranKer   in
ttiiiK  the premises at  321 Ocean ave-
le, has been investiicatiliK since thi- (becks were declared worthl'ss. Ki-fer eiices in rrovidence and th'^ OulliM.k Company. Nmv Vork, are provins value, less.
The straiiKcr is described, as very well dressed. liaviiiK blue eyes, silver lirey hair, rosy comple?\ion ami a win- niiiK  wuy.
BAYMETWrn^T^SHOOT SEAGULLS WHICH EAT CLAMS
TOWN'S CHARITIES COST BUT $64,968
Alarm; X*w "Trti^phone; Th*y'r«" IMT
lltie-kvUle Centre. tVh. I i—Still aUirm
wounded   for  h   sriiau   lire   in   Rockvill.
Centre l'^rkway..3t noon today.    Mctti-
l>era; of the .Uerta. I>»ff>n<lp.-. Uvr OatvU.
ajftbu hMMvboKi  taaxita.   fw  tm* i Buxalcaa and AVoodland rt>l]od with tho
Id   tontflltl*.      U'lat   oonvonlMti,   Mr I bNi<l()Uatti>rn    compaRy.        N'O   (tanuiff:
n: ^^"'ri»'*.«si^;s2. wrts:.i.'*ii!«L' ""•*' '*'" ••"•"' '•'••"'°"' ""^^
«nw nara.—*jtn. litOrliad fIna.
Th.' n inaiiiiiiK Uvn iiuste.'s. I'liink .1. a check for $.iO on the bank in I'rovi j W. llodKkinson. Inc., motion pletuies, j j;,.yiKilils nl o.sbnriie pliK-e iiiid limiaiil deuce, on which he received $30 chanKc. t with ottlces at .''.27 Fifth avenue. New | ^- ' i,,.,!^!,.^ ,,,- oslairne terrace, bolli The check i.s of value only as a liou-i V(irk (-"ily. Is in California on a busi- i ,.,,„„, (,.,,„\ ,„,rth of the trioks and in, venir. or iiossible eviJciKv in ease tliel'i''S» fil' '" 'he film cnhmy. He lia.s | (,)„„,„, |„.i;.|ii„„.s. Which nl llie.ic men suave, handsome. pros|a-rnus appearinK ; "'J' '»•''" home for four w.^-ks. Mrs. i j^ clio.sen tn represent the s.-ciinii will straiiKer is  arrested. lIotlKklnson   is  visltlni;  in   Baltimore.
i The liouseket-pcr and maid have bc'i 1 in ( harKc of the hou.se. I'.nth wile oui , for a part of the early cveniiiK. Wil , Ham Lewis, u n'lKht watchman employ ••U by several citira'iis liviiiK in Ihe vi Icinity. was pulrDllinK the neiKb^xirhiHK jus usual Sunday nlKlit. Inside thi house was a doir also lefi to Kuard tin I house.    With all these iirecautions liurK-' w%   t.   r   r        /•    •>"•» ci •
liars  entered,  roblwsl  the  place and  KOt j Relief   for  663   PerSOUS  SboWU  IH I away    unmob sted.      County    lleteclive ' rt,,.,_.«__,'   P.-.,v^.      P,.n£»
j Ferdinand   Mille.r.  Charles  Hansen,  lln- ' UverseerS    KepoHs KrOtlt
I Kci- print f xpeil, and CoiistabU'S <!harles Jn   Poor   Farm
i Andor.siiii   aiitl   Charles   Ttnlle   investi- . 	
il.'at.'d the scene of the crime. Kntrance  was Kaiiied throuKh   inr.    The class in the door was broken
Seaford. Fob. 1K~-The question of ! •¦^'"^ ^f''' '•"'¦'''"¦'•¦'''«'''"«'''''•¦*>¦ '"«'"'"'¦ whether or not the sea ruII is all tlial "'"¦'^ '"»'<''¦ ""' >HirKlurs woik.-d Ids- it is cracked up to be In the scavengpr 1 """'''y ''"l thnroUKhly throiiKh the house, Une Is dctoted amonK baymen of Sea- i I'lekinK such thinfts as th.-y di sli f d and ford who have, taken i.ssue with the I '•'avim;. with line discrimination, those Conservation   Commi.ssion. \ thi'iKs   that   did   not   interest   them   or
Perfectly   Rood   clams,   oysters,   and   which were ton bulky to carry away, abs   form   the   Wll   of   fare   of   the.se '     On    Friday   niifht,    in   spite   of   Ited ircUt tnBlead of the material that save j Feather   guards   and   all   other   patrols. them  their  title  of  ••.scavenifer." , buriflar^   enterisl   the   home   ..f   II.   H.
The law protects the sea.|rull now but ] Carlton.  7'.;  IJayview uv.-ntie. and mad<
off with Jewelry worth J400. In this house as In most of the others the oo cujjants were awuy tor a Bhort time .-ind i-eturnisl to lliid the place ransackisl. Entrance was Kulti'-d here as in other places, through a r»'ur door or window from   which  Klass  hud  b«.!en  removed.
The liurnlai In thiH cane siH-nietl to have hurried away for he left his over¬ coat  bt'hind.
So  many   burKlartes   have  iH-en   com biHt
RAID IN HEMPSTEAD IN HUNT FOR DOPE
Man and Woman Arrested, While One Woman Escapes—Bottles and Contents Seized I
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the bay man would like to be able to shoot them and s.ave enouRh Bootl.sea¬ food to feed Seaford for a lonK time.
CHIKK KNtilNKKK .M.UriK~
tilVKK AI>I>K1<:S.S IN i.YMIKOtIK
Lynbrook, Feb. 18.—11. C. .Alajor. chief eniflneer of the Uta-kvllle Cenlrt- I'JIec.trlc liiichl and Wnler I'lant, Jour- iie>fd to thia vlllaife Thursday evening, ^'ebriiary  10. und Kave an enliirhtenliM? i milled In  Port  AVa«hinKton  In  the
llemiisK-ail.   Fell.   1>.      Til.' i lianti I llinipstdiil Town  for Un- year just ed, ci'Ki   Jil-i.fills.firt, acciriliiis  to r. p.irl-: of Overseers  of  Ibe   I'lair  l>aiilel   .Mi.iri sou  and  i\i llllll-  II.  (ioldsniilh.
lli'li.-f   fnr   il<;:j   iM'i'snua   milside   nf   in j siitutions.  or  wlm  live  in  ihelr  n« n  or sonie other person's  hnirie, cost   .<ir.<.'lL'. while  tW.sjii  was   iiaid   for   the   iiialiiii ; nance   of   li'.'(   poor  children   in   iiislltii . tions and  "phK-ed nut" or laianleii with ! sorine  per.-i'U   Who would  take  tlii'tn  for 1 th(' same ammiiil   il   would cost to ket p ; them   in   an   inslitutloii.      For   US   per. i .suns  .s.'nt 'to  hospitals  and  like   phiit-s. i i-I.SlS.li.T  was  the (lift. !     It   l(a>k   *I7.7«:'.;.''   to   run   the   alms bouse   Iind   ,<«.i;74.:i.'i   for   the   farm.
The piMir farm waa ii|'H-rai''>l ni a profit of aluiiit ^llt-'i. Kliii'c 111.-re waa a ntiirii llf llD.sni.ori from the pn^luce from ttiat pluo'. but this is nearly tlOOii uiiiler   the   liKlires   for   Ille   year  Is'fore,
PI" olh.-i    "III.I l|i|-s  I'^ll/.Ki "nan.ill.-    s»iiia.l " liiaii.,111111. IS   III    III nielli   uii l.ll-   aviiu li.r   111-1)1 nil 11  liieU Ihe  jnli.     •rhe%    Weill   111
rilipcil III llic ilniir. an sponse. brnke diiM II Ih occiipaiils vieic l.avi door.     They   kii.-ci ed, r
nf till- lllKJIivcs. Mini Uolx-I Is.      The   i.lhl'l.
j Ihrniiith    biisbes   and   um    aviav    In    Un
I il.-irkiiess. ,
111 I      It   is  alli-Ked   Ihal   a   ceiiuin   wninaii
d  I whose name is known.  iJamino and Un
is'Kobeits   wiimun   were   uli   workinc   tn
Kcther iu  trafUckiiiK in Ihe driiKs.
The lun under urnst wi-ie tukeii li Ih'' Inwn Incktip anil nn .Mmida.v uen laki-ii tn lirooklvn for arraiKUiiii-iil Is- fmii u   fv-deral  coiii-l.
The tvv.i a|.'ents bad been alsiul lowi Ihe Ki-ealer pall nf a Week lookliiK foi vlolutions of the sncalleil HarriMrni mt wliich   i.iflricls   Ihe   inilti.'kiiiK   in    iiiir
.-.Hie   dn.KS.
aioiilill Ihe  lin.
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IVl'le  asslKlled   I.
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I l'l ivbiK  11.1 'i,
dia.r Jiisl as lb
IK     by     Ibe     bill I
in  catchinK, (ITI \\as     Kalberiii
\MiTiinii,   limit;,-I
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Kanizcd in ell frnm. a selected .snleh fm ptjlice iillli-lals. «l ifTebi Im-si ri'i '".nitii nielli   and   ailMiiici
iliililles a ' Is shall 111' ir  lipimilll
pinbii'
md.   t.
noIlilriK   else   will
COMEDIAN FRANK TINNEY BEING SUED FOR DIVORCE
I talk to membi^rs of the Civic L«-a«ue on j few  weeks that  citizens  there hav.- or-
j municipally ojierated li«ht.ln«: plants, nanitcd ibeir own polict? force und ¦.ut¬ ile reviewed, tho progress of the work : known uh the riod Ftsathers. but desplie at the Uockville Centre pbinf, 'sivlnir this the ininrlarleh continue tvlth slurt- many   t»ci»   and   lltftiri'ii.     He   waa   to | line Cr«iquene.v.
maJ(« hut a ten mloutc talk, but w-tieu       At first the plares rohb«d vrere thoiie
be lovltad the inetn)>erii to task n>>«*-|of tbe lo«» >»-wiIthy eltisetw. but now i chiilrman referred the miitter to « crim tlonj. Ihe dlacusalon la.sted aii h<m|r and the richer folks are helna victimized i mltte.- eompoKwl of Tru.stees Chamber a half. '^ 1 alao. lln and McLaucbbn.
Itlds  Kor  Kleelrlr  W'tirl*
IJkls Wl n- oirt'lieil for iilterall'ins on tbe ebstrli- wirlUK system In the vil lai;e liUilibnK. They were us fojlowa: Thomas .1. Hartin'tt. Hempsieiirt. ti-2Sf>. WllH(,i! .Mel\'a>. Harden Ciu , tr.'l«; Fri-tl Cnaer, Jllii«>|ii. »K00.    The
Bm^m|l
RRE DEPARTMENT OBTAINS DIRECT TELEPHONE LINE
Fiecpoil,    F. h     1 actors'    i-nlmi,\    iil prised Wl (lne!.il:i,\   1 TInney. (-(iiiieillan. wife for divorce.
.Mis, Tiiiii.-! il llaveiipi'i I The f wc^ll in Ihl- Tiiiii"\' blK ijurpriM any  indiciilinn
Aciorilim; I served Jllsl :i fnr iniiladiliil »'oin|iaiic.
i,-|,i'il^- ihal  Friinli
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f.irriieily l-Mui llial all WHS 11.' ii.'-ehnlil I ame MS : •   has   never  l<eei
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entr.'. I''i-li. Id,-Trill- to C. .Major. I'hI.'l .-iiBlitcei' n! Ihe pnu.'i- pl.-inl. InHtuIled the dircl t( l.-phon.' w'ire f 11.111 111.' iilani ti'i' Fin- t)el>.'irtm'-iit il.'ud.|tiiirt('i-s this week. He pi-omisi'd a wwk ago Mnndav niphi. February 7. tn have tlii' mati rial in a wifli Of- ten dayi«. It .aim- aivl iii.-ii were Imnuidiatelv put i" work inNiall- iiiK  the  line. '
-A larsre irong ennoi'led to the t.-fe- pliiiiit- .-fiuipmeiit liisiili' will riiiK should t*ie plant .-all tK'iitbiiiartei's The di¬ rect line will jreaily fBe|liiHt#< a* er- lalriiie the lf>catimi of fires, particu- larly  when a ntill  alarm Ih itounded.
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m-:MI'STKAII U \MS  l-.l.l-,( ritK
I.li;iH   l'l AM   Ol    ITS  OWN
llei!nml.-a'l       I''!'       i'      Tb.-     \'illjl«e
t'.nltril   til   I i.lisiili I lot:    Ibe   alllioilssion    lo
the tleriiije a' Ul'' i ninlUK MllaKe <-lei 11(1^1 '^r a t<^'^p''H<iil<'n IO il slal a mutvicl pal eb Ctrl'' IlKhi'i'nK piiani. 11 Is the tu- •lef   of   the   llllinlM-|-K   ..(   Uu'    H<Miid    Ih.i I
llv   village  -ati   furnish lia   own   ele, .
trlclty   and   ii'-rliaf>*i  sell Ilchi   coinm#i ¦
clallv   «t  a   sarInK   '"dh in  the   vUlaf* unti Iho consuinl'ia.

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FullText	msi^^ms^^^u7^i^isi&^''^^\ AO F«iUves af TW Hempstead Inquirer •Mi of The Observer-Post ia Thu PcfMr ¦?7!5!1R<5^(PS»?iqS57gSIRMF,S«T^^ asKS County Review AmalffaKlMited With the ROCKVILLE CENTRE OBSERVER-POST AND HEMPSTEAD INQUIRER Observer-Post Hempstead inquirer ia tUs Fi^pcr ConUaieJ aaii Better Tku Efw Official Pap«r, Village of Freeport FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921 VoL XXrV, No. 8 TOP MAY APPEAL GAS CHARGES, ACTING ON EXPERTS FINDINGS Engineer Shiebler Says P. S. Commission Used Wrong Valuations NIG, MOVIE SCREEN PET, PAL OF VICTOR MOORE, DIES AT BALDWIN HOME llerniietenil. K<-l>. 18-Tlin Town ISonrtI H f»f ll< tt«iKte;iil «>li TtlOHiliiy. witliiitit for- mn.1 riiTlon. tiiUI .Mlnriiey lleiiry .M;i.x- >'Oii tliiit iiiiy :i( lion III! miiy tiike ro- Kiii'tlifiK I'.pii'III from th I'uklle Ki-f\i,-i- (•oirin)i.>'! '^'e SiTVlec (hiirKC for till.'- IdvMi will lie iiii:/ri>vi-il liy llie Itnarit. Ite.(-le "I thin .m-i'lioii ci„,iilil iiiy. Iwo nieinls'-rn of IIU' I'lililli- .•¦;, I \ ill- ("omrfiiH-'ion iliil imi eOflOiir ill Ihe ii iliiloii tialiileil iliuvii liv 11. liiHJ'iiitv ol" llie (fWnniiMBion. .Mr. .\la\Miiii fiiMl.er "^'il'I .Mr. Sliii'!il"r lilKl t'lUI hilie ll.' Ilioiiuht it well IO iiHk Idi :i ri-li(',irlii»? mi Hie i,';i.s rules .-tnn-i- hi! Iiliillil:ilii!< :l 1111'' liM :l on i'"iTi"'t'-il liliuriX MiuiM inc.Ill ^ns Inn' iil $1 .'I'. ii r 1,11110 fill. "I Kilil Illm 1 wu:; mil :iiil linrizi il li.v Ihe town lo ro imIo rniltiei- expense"• Kitid Mr. M.ix.xon. "I'lit he .s.'iiil In- ilUln^l fitn^ iilioiit Ihl- iiinniy. tlial he wnnieil to HliiiW till' ilirce I'oninilssiiiiiers Ihiii tliev hui la en vvidiiK In lliclr liniliiii,'; ." .sir. Max.soii ii'iiiiilcil he hml iJini tiilit .\lr. .Sliiolil-r 111 Ket John .1. .Me .¦WfiiiiiH. or .>.lli:iliy. eiitiiisel I'lr Ille eoni- inilliitie:' 1 (iiitesliiiK Ihe Kiis iii'ri'UMes, mill If Mr. .Me.Maiiin whs iilile lii Ret the lIlIeK ehlinxeLl ilfler II ll'lieiil illg. tbul Uw- liiwii'wiiiilil iii-()li;ilily muke iin j :r Ixiwi fllrtrto iiliil the hoiinl lodny snlrt they: woiilil :'iii i iiii I .Mr. .Mnxson in iiii.v iliiiiu i nil- lliey lliildwin. Kel). 18.—In hl« huinblf lit 'ill- lioiii«> ill .Miltiiirn Hveniie. "Slg" the Utile Alardeen Si ottljih ten-U-r. who IH rfiirined kii well in Victor Moore'* I Jill iiji'i-H. ifi)itatini{ \letor to ii nlc(>ty when h<- ')i,'iy»sl the part of a iliunken 'man. illi-il .Monftay. Kel(i-uary 14. of idropMy. He waH twt-lve veurs old. IIIh le.iftion of tliei""'ie» In life croatisl niiieh I'''>'»;riivi> hrlKht with I llowel-H. ¦ j ".S'Ik" was BiK h a viiliiahle niiiiriiil thtil when he traveled he was insured ' hiKiiiiiKi iii-i-ldi'iil 111 Ihe iinuiiiiit of $.11)0. j l:iii 111 iiiiiian'l Im- liiiiiKlit fnr iloulilei' 'ihi' iui.-". ! MEMORIAL DEDiaTlOk IN HONOR OF VETERANS IS DEUYED BY STRIKE IKakville C^-ntre. Keli. IS.-^-The ecre. , nioii.v I'f iinxeillriK th/ inr-nioriai talilot. ! which was to have lieeii dedleated on j February I'i In the memory of tho sol- i dIei-M and Hallnrx of thlM villagre who ; servi'd in the Woilil War, han lKt>n ' poMliKmed. \ TrtiHlees finrdni'i' and I.onKeiie.-ker. repii Ki-titiii^' Ihe txiard. visitrd the inan ufacturer'H ofllce TucHilay und found a, Htrike Htill In cxisteiu e. I'lekets wcj'e pati'ollinK near the plant. • The Hoard coiK-ltided that the dedi- I cation woul'l have to li nillthl do Sim iiiil tn Iry for wl: Kii.s ralCM iniiy h •'if Shlel.ler" ronviiiio the I'lil Hull 11 is vMiiiiK try.'^ l.al.i- Mr M:i: iili.e.il iiiii;lil ll'' liecis.siiiy In l.ll..' .ill UtllH'fll ill Ihl- 1 lisi' SiiiMTvisor lloiiKlily I'rrHitlfN in 111.' .ilisi'O''- of rhiiieiiuin ilii':iin I!. Smith the presiilliin oiricer Tiiesibiv was Htipervi:iir WiUmr IxniKliiy wlm coii- (liiclnd Ihl' iiir.iirs ol Ihc lai.'u'il in tlii> cilplilile iiKiMiur lliiil his Unn; s. -\ lee InniireA. A tleleKlltioil fi'oni l.nlli; r.'.'iell West ripfifareil Io iiiiiiotiiii'e llial they liad ri-aeliPil nii auiceinent for a lltjlUini,' .•iei-N'icii in llieir ilistriel iiiiil lo ask tiie board's apiiroviil. This was Kianteil. Tliey al:Ki rei'oiiiini-niloii ilini Wllliaiii .1. Duitoii. of llroiiklyn. be appointed to Iho iiollce ili-imi llllllll. 'I'll''.hoarU cun ciirreil. Mr. TtioiniisiMi, ilie spolu'smaii. s:iid that cominiiniiy hint for years been '• iaiihiiiiiilliiK^' lor fiituls with which to pay for police si rvici'. but thej; had now decided III have Ihc $:).fi:iO needed uliiiually iiiisi'd by luxation, rnlll such tlmo as lliey cun get fiimls in this way thoy will Isnrow ll with the iinilerstand- liiK thnt (licy be rcinibiiiseil for a deli <'lt>npy tax levy. The board iiciiuieseeil In Ihifl phin al."0. Ordlniinces remilairirft the maiiituii- iiiiiv' of cows and lilRS witiiiii Hemii¬ stead Town were'afiprovi^it and oi'dered liiibllHhed. founly Superiiitoiiiient of lliKhways Htarks iiiinotinctHl that it would be ad- viwilile 111 have a joint highways coni- iiiIhnIoii lioni Nassau and ftuflolk Coun tloM to nie.-i Willi th,' State Coiniiiission er of lllKhW:iys SIssons in relation In roadx tliat are to be continuous throiiiili both coiiiitie.a. The board aMiewl tluU- HUrh would be a feasible iiliin. but no iDCtlori was liiUeii. The mutter was held lli«ab«»yance until .siieh time as tli«' liiKh- Wnys to be iiiipi'OM'll lire re.nly Inr 'jiloslttnatioii. TEST ENDURANCE FLIGHT FAILS TO MAKE RECORD i: MilMfiln. Feb. is. In ii bij,' Curliss VM-liif blplanf. I.lent. Kn.-:s f, Kirk- V iiatriiik. as pilot, ami .Ma\ tliKHleiiouRli. a« lObHerver. sliir.led Wislnesduy morii- liilt froin .Milcliel Keld to estiiblish a new wnrld's nVoiiI for endurance. The •rfforl I'uileil. lii-wev«»i-, as the m<>ii wore t conipplli'il to allKlit lit 7 p.ni.. rni account ¦.(ifat'iaek In Tlie ir.norul'nr Thej wore up 11 hours 1:1 nilliiitPK. The Iwo nirr?< attcnt all day over th<» ! ^vlatimi ifrouiids. from the ctntre nf lAvlileb rliilliary ob.sev^ers watched their „. niglil .Major Ilenry .Miller. I'apt. Ilar- ': v^y Smith and l.leui. .lohn Uoullet Wd-e S'lhf' official titiKcrvern. MCWHINNEY SEEKS INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR'S PLACE Endorsed By Nassau and Suffolk Party Leaders for $4,000 Job, Possibly for Eight Years .Mill! lllll. I'ch. IX.- .IsH.'iiiliiyiiiaii Thiitiias A. .McWhjniiey. of Lawrence, now i-eiiieHeiitinir the llrst district of .Vii'isiiu ••iniiiiy in Ihe NVw Yoi-k l^'Kis- liliirc. is slaled for a llloil ledeliil JsiSt if his friends and political asMOciates can lii-ini; alaiiil the apiKilnliiieiii. .Assciiililymaii .McWhinney is fiank- ly a ciiiididatc I'lir (-olle-tor of Intern.tl lieveiiue fill' Ihls Uisiiict. This appoint- iiii-nl ciuiies a luilar.v of $i!,011(1 a y«ir. The ii'im of olllci* ia four years, or tho I life .* tlw kileial adiiiliiirirulldtftinvTor ' uhlch the apiiiiliiliTieiil in made. ; .Mr. .Ml Whiiin.y. :iii iiritaiiizalliui Ite- j piihlii an. has served sevcnil years ns a Hempstead. Feb. IS.—I)isou.''»iiin nf I candidates for the villaKe election, lo 1,(- hi Ul .March 1.',. has boKiin. .V preHident i un.l Iwn tiiislees are In la' elected, the ' lelirinK tiiistees beinic Itnward tl. lirow- I ce and Kalph t'ormun. I \illni,'i' rresiiieiil .\i( h"ls, wlw. has I served diirlnif the past yiar in Ihc ;,'i'ii- ; enil satisl'aciion of the jiinple, stali-tl ; lialay Ihat he would not run iiKain. on ! accoiiiii of the fact that his work makes I Ion ifii'ut demands upon his time. .Mr. i I'''orinaii. who ha.«i served .several terms, and .Mr. lirower have also stated that i they will not run aifaiii for the same ! lea.snn. This means al least three new i mcinliirs on the boiird. ' 1 Aiimnif thn.si; mentinncd f..i' mie of ' I Ihi' trustees is Tlinmas I". Tiiylnr. su- , ! lU'iinlenili'iit of the Xli-ti-opolilan Life i . Insuianee ('iiiiip.any ami a Uii.-t tm' of I the fhainber of t'ommcrce. The suifKestiun had been made 'hatiif,^^ Mr. .Siclinls run aifaiii fnr preHident. I j„, I with Mr. Ta> lor und soiiie other iiiaii ,,j„, I for irustet-s and that Ihe eleclioii lie ear- : lied mil without a llKhi this year. Mr. i .Nichols' determinitlion mil In run ellm- ! inales Ibis plan, however, thnuith it j may be imsMlble to name men who will j Is,' llial a state olll leer, sei-iiiid only to the state's ¦ hii f ex-i ieefutivo, head the (.'ounty Keiiubllcaiis and that fm' frniu lu'lnic a (b Irim.-nt il would (-iihaiice the slandin;; nf the lle- liuhlicjiiis of this Hecticn iu the party rialdwln. Feb, IS —Snlicilci--. j inir sitlixi-ripti'iiiei fhi'miKliniil Ifor Umldwin'i. Menmrlal to tl j nil n llf the villui^e who.se, lives Wire sa.,riUced in the World War. The work : is well iiri.'aiiiKeil and a syHleiiiati'' ' euin Hili;n. which la-uran mi Liiienlu's Hirlbdav, will cnnrinue until Wnshimr tuns Ilii'lhday. -\ mnniimeiit of atlrai liM- desimi will be placitl on the t riaimuliir plol iii .M,-ri'ii-k road. Fnxhiirst riaid mid (iiand avenue. 1-ialdwiii, which has lain dn- nati-il by the owners for Ihls iui mi«i'. C'lu-cks liny be drawn to the urder of AW"! .Manslicid, lieasuier. Haldwin .Me- inmial. EDWIN W. WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE Publii; Primary Thursday Evening —Some Renominationsj—Con¬ test for Trustee COMMimE READY m PLAN FOR NASSAU COUNTY POLICE DROPPING 150-LB. BOMBS • INTO SEA TO PROVE AIRMEN j COULD SINK BATTLESHIPS I -Allneiilii, Fell, is, llnmbiii); an im iKiltliship airii pinir hi^'h ex pin bcymid l.nni; I! First and I'-ifili r. S, .\ir .'^ervi. liiiiil. ii«l di.i . ¦c lionibs err lb.' eh is Ibc m.-lbi ern ,'>( uadi'i>iis I'liIliiW d:lily tn :iick\ill,- I'm I llis villii;.-!' w Inarini; pla, si'h lit I'f the i llu;,' in the 17.- ill hav. IlKSldi llt^ ipi,i- iiiiil> -,-'l in iiiimiiia'inii foi villaKe, at the primai'\ Unckville (•( litre Clill the air I'mce cm wiia- mil any .«,-a fmc" now ill IISl- ll,\ Ihls l-ntlMll'l, Mnmlis ili-nppi'd in tin- iHiaii an' iiet "illiils'^ by any mentis. Tbey an- I'-al ; live bmiilis, can V IIIK a i barirc of I .M) j Hi lldn ef eNplnaiM , Tile iiliiiiea ilnltl:.-j this .Kii nut f,,ui- miles olT LnllK tl In i.rnups llf fi.ini tmir In (li;bt this pra.'lic.'. Tbis feaiiire of the \ is carrieii niii verv .-an lully, > .ar- miisi 1.. lal.in thai no ImmI ni' kit ll he ill ih. \ i, iliil e when the I is .b'.ipiieil. • ¦''tl.' I'llllle.i llseil IIP- (III I Ille linluli-* III,' -,'l,i linilil, lack uuileiiiealh b It'll. (1 frnm tbe pilnl's .a< Meeting Called For Sat¬ urday Night at Mineola I. Fell. Iti.--A I Ihe I'oniiatUiii Ihal will ui\< Milieu plllll fill lice b'.al; the IMilils- pl'nleclimi tilled will la- pi-eseiile uiiltei- iiii Miinl,d In c jcct (It a iiie.'iiim- I, Cnui't Iloiisc here ,' ill pIll'IS 111 iillimlllee Ihe .Sudiini-ium toniiflil. l-:dwin W. Walla FREEPORT WOMAN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE, LEFT UNCONSCIOUS cnluniUle nl' Kl'i'l-IM aVi'iiiiM 111 will la- pi Ic. .Sniui ¦.\ I'.siil ill ai! , uh Hllillillee, I e il'e.aeiiliiif{ I'ntiiiiy and from thai .ippniMi.'il a siuallei- I l.v J.' Ii.uylm- Kills,,11 II laaiy bas winked .ml lunlicliell. Tlli.s pi,in lomiiili '.se naiH, lli-pulill' he inll, ,< sidelllM, alanii,-'.! illlill 1,1 ihe piiK-nl I iilKhi. : nl' III 1,1 \ w hi' Is m the state. Fnr this and for the ailditioiiaJ rea ill that Lieut.-Covornor Wnod is still lerry'^ Wood to his friends and I'el ill thiir-'county 4t was ilecldeU thai main as the Republlenn rounly man. mill r of Ihe .\ew Vork State li<'Kis- latiirc wlii'i'c the salary is only Jliuim annually. Ilecently he piibliily aii- nmiiu I'll thai he (Oiild no loiujyr serve liecaiisc it COMI hlin twice ii..^ much as be leci ived for Ills services. ll iiiiiy la' laken to tm^aii thut he had I hell dc'ided lo Isi'ome a candiUale for I he I'e.leial (illice. but at any rale he ii* ill the Iield for il now. 'i'lie Itepiibliciiu ni-Kaiuzatinii in Suf¬ folk I'liimly has endnrsed him fnr the plaie as li:i\e the .Nassau Ucpubllcans. .Since Ille (listI id includes KiiiKH and (iueeiis Cl null ies al.so. il is neces.sary thai ho liiiM' eiidnisemellts fi'oni Ihn.se placi-s Illsn. Till IU jiulilii an slate orKanizalion is said 111 lonk nil .Ml'. .McWhinney with favi-r ill wllll'll (.vent it seems fairly cei'luiii Ihat he can be appniiiled since most nf the time ihoMc who make ap poliilnii'lits of the kind listen closely lo the denil'CS~ol "the fniks bin k liniruv" The present internal revenue collect¬ or fiom this district is tterlram M. Cardner, of (iai'deii City, formerly Dein- (aialic leader of this county, llis term nf olllee will expli'o aboul the lime that Mr. Wilson returns to private life. Iileidenlally the now federal office soekiirs may have something (Sf the same thouKhi in mind—that it may not la> mereli a fniir ye.tr appointment, bill that a President, able and KuiJinif well. iiilKht easily have a second term aiid since ll i.s the iioliey of the Ue- puhlii an iKirty ever to rowui-d one Koodi,^,. term wilh aiiotliei'. Mr. llardiiiK iiiiKhl'4i, ea.sUy serve eiKht .\Vars. Those who .serve with him iiilKht ns easily have a I (iinfortable Is'iih for a lonjf time. So leaaoii Ihe wiHe ones wbo wish .Mr. McWhinney luck. BANFORD'S HOTEL BURNS SUAVE STRANGER BURGLARS PERSIST IN REGULAR VISITS DESPITE GUARDS KoiiilliiMisr nl Nortli .Merrlrk lleslrnyt'il llesplti' Fireiiw'ii GAVE BAD CHECKS Nassau county Home Not Yet Safe Against Depredations By Hired Apartment at High Rate, Burglars Bought Groceries Then fHEFTS AT Pt7 WASHINGTON Lhsappeared I Itt-d Foalliers, .Neitly (IrKaiii/ed lioiiie I'oUre. Nil Itar lo Kt'iM-uled Kaiils I'jjsl Itia-kaway. Ciarrisoii has a ch ilreds of dollars, n .'mme man, about i Keb. IS.- .Mrs. .><'idie ck for .sp^-eral hun- I'elvcil from a hand- years old, who Kave —.>lotioii Kobbetl. rh'lure .MnKiiiite's Home the check in jutymenl for rental fif i her ,a )artment at a Kenernus rate Slie .Aliiieola. I' was iinulile to Kcl cash for the cheek, ' j.,,. weekly i and has learned from the .Mechanics' I WashlnKtmi National I'.ank ai I'miidi lu ,•. It. I., thu elKlith siici it would be well t" have tln' man ap prehemlod. Tho name siKiied to the (heck is Cy¬ ril C. Harrison. Tiie letter from the I'rovidi'iKc bank stales thai somi- m.aii usiiiif that iinme is alsn usiiiK the alias lUiyinnnd Hill. .After .arran.KiiiK for the house reni.al, the slranKer bouRlit $::0 worth of Kro- ceries al the re.arsall store, and pave •b. IS.—.MakiiiK llteir n-KU- ¦ semi-wis'kly visit lo I'mt burKlars completed their Ksful invasion nf privale hnines KlHt lilK'ht. In sfiiti' of the Ued l''eallVei- Kuards, in siiite .jtlf a iirlvale w.-ilchiiiaii ami a watch doK to Kuard the maid and the housekeeper the home of William HoiIk- kinson. nf if ill Windsor avenue, iiol.ls nf L'.'i lisl.orne pla C. IViislcj of L'll (u-bi be nimilniiti'd for iriisti Tlell.-dll'i'l- Cllarles .1, lei l.ll- .Vrlhiir .1. I-"liiii: noiiiiiiaii-il. Wallii'-e was 1 iecl, .Atareh,,iriIS. but as h. the Navy in Jailiiiiry. into service in .Vjiiil. ally Iill th.' nlllce, .Nn one has been iiii'iiti.nii ,1 poiient to Walliii e, siii.-e rriiiil< lier, retlriiiK tiusiee, aiiiunin'-' nnt a i,,t pie caiiiliilacy. .A mi'?i-~spii'iti'il liKlit ill I 111' ' is expected amiiIlK Ille Irilslii man. a resident nf the soiilhci (if the vIlluKe. will probablv vidi-d siipiKirt from voli-rs livi IIS tliey will desire rciircMiitali III the lllli-l-e.sliui; IU if the Stall JkIiI KVeilinrl tJixMl Fivep.irl npeiates It; f, pluill Very suci »>SHfiilly ?' -UJ ...^-i. M anil Rfr own electrie BENZO'MI.VT North Merrick, Feb. IS.—Flre dosroy- ed Ihe old Banford Hotel, t'amp avenue and .Meadow Brook roud, .North Merrick. on Wednestluy eveiiliiK. The lire was discovered about 7.30 p. m. Apparatus fn^m .Alerrlck and Hoo»ev»lt resiMindcd to un itlarm. l.acR of water hamjiorctl the liremen In their efforts to exthiK- iilHh the blii/.e. The buUdinK M'aii a to¬ tal loss. The firemen ,ined all of their spare ohemleals, lioldiiiK one tank in remrve. The Klure could be seen for many miles and altractiHl a throni; of curiotii^ sli^hl ae«'i-H. ¦* I.ltlle property was savtnl buildnlK wns a fraiii(> stru^tuiv. There was uo loH.H (if life. Raiifortl's Hotel was an old-tlmo rood- house and huH lK>en operuted by Harry Ibmrord since the death of his father. The oriKin of Ihe lire could not he leai'n«!d. William H. Hart, wlio.sc nal iKeii.y was u.sed by the slranKer in ttiiiK the premises at 321 Ocean ave- le, has been investiicatiliK since thi- (becks were declared worthl'ss. Ki-fer eiices in rrovidence and th'^ OulliM.k Company. Nmv Vork, are provins value, less. The straiiKcr is described, as very well dressed. liaviiiK blue eyes, silver lirey hair, rosy comple?\ion ami a win- niiiK wuy. BAYMETWrn^T^SHOOT SEAGULLS WHICH EAT CLAMS TOWN'S CHARITIES COST BUT $64,968 Alarm; Xw "Trti^phone; Thy'r«" IMT lltie-kvUle Centre. tVh. I i—Still aUirm wounded for h sriiau lire in Rockvill. Centre l'^rkway..3t noon today. Mctti- l>era; of the .Uerta. I>»ff>nl]od with tho Id tontflltl. U'lat oonvonlMti, Mr I bNirn compaRy. N'O (tanuiff: n: ^^"'ri»'.«si^;s2. wrts:.i.'ii!«L' ""•' ''" ••"•"' '•'••"'°"' ""^^ «nw nara.—jtn. litOrliad fIna. Th.' n inaiiiiiiK Uvn iiuste.'s. I'liink .1. a check for $.iO on the bank in I'rovi j W. llodKkinson. Inc., motion pletuies, j j;,.yiKilils nl o.sbnriie pliK-e iiiid limiaiil deuce, on which he received $30 chanKc. t with ottlces at .''.27 Fifth avenue. New ^- ' i,,.,!^!,.^ ,,,- oslairne terrace, bolli The check i.s of value only as a liou-i V(irk (-"ily. Is in California on a busi- i ,.,,„„, (,.,,„\ ,„,rth of the trioks and in, venir. or iiossible eviJciKv in ease tliel'i''S» fil' '" 'he film cnhmy. He lia.s (,)„„,„, „.i;. ii„„.s. Which nl llie.ic men suave, handsome. pros a-rnus appearinK ; "'J' '»•''" home for four w.^-ks. Mrs. i j^ clio.sen tn represent the s.-ciinii will straiiKer is arrested. lIotlKklnson is visltlni; in Baltimore. i The liouseket-pcr and maid have bc'i 1 in ( harKc of the hou.se. I'.nth wile oui , for a part of the early cveniiiK. Wil , Ham Lewis, u n'lKht watchman employ ••U by several citira'iis liviiiK in Ihe vi Icinity. was pulrDllinK the neiKb^xirhiHK jus usual Sunday nlKlit. Inside thi house was a doir also lefi to Kuard tin I house. With all these iirecautions liurK-' w% t. r r /• •>"•» ci • liars entered, roblwsl the place and KOt j Relief for 663 PerSOUS SboWU IH I away unmob sted. County lleteclive ' rt,,.,_.«__,' P.-.,v^. P,.n£» j Ferdinand Mille.r. Charles Hansen, lln- ' UverseerS KepoHs KrOtlt I Kci- print f xpeil, and CoiistabU'S ¦ '"«'"'"'¦ whether or not the sea ruII is all tlial "'"¦'^ '"»'<''¦ ""' >HirKlurs woik.-d Ids- it is cracked up to be In the scavengpr 1 """'''y ''"l thnroUKhly throiiKh the house, Une Is dctoted amonK baymen of Sea- i I'lekinK such thinfts as th.-y di sli f d and ford who have, taken i.ssue with the I '•'avim;. with line discrimination, those Conservation Commi.ssion. \ thi'iKs that did not interest them or Perfectly Rood clams, oysters, and which were ton bulky to carry away, abs form the Wll of fare of the.se ' On Friday niifht, in spite of Ited ircUt tnBlead of the material that save j Feather guards and all other patrols. them their title of ••.scavenifer." , buriflar^ enterisl the home ..f II. H. The law protects the sea. rull now but ] Carlton. 7'.; IJayview uv.-ntie. and mad< off with Jewelry worth J400. In this house as In most of the others the oo cujjants were awuy tor a Bhort time .-ind i-eturnisl to lliid the place ransackisl. Entrance was Kulti'-d here as in other places, through a r»'ur door or window from which Klass hud b«.!en removed. The liurnlai In thiH cane siH-nietl to have hurried away for he left his over¬ coat bt'hind. So many burKlartes have iH-en com biHt RAID IN HEMPSTEAD IN HUNT FOR DOPE Man and Woman Arrested, While One Woman Escapes—Bottles and Contents Seized I •Thi^ ,iilil ill III' I III.II II IS I, .1.Iill.,11 In Ibal ll.'liilisl. lilKht. :llli Ii llllllll II . IIIKl lIlKb 1. llllll ,11111 ll l"llli^ ,1 ."ll, ill 111,' mil 111' Ihe p. I/.III • f llllllll liimclhlDK tlial llllll II .jllSI II lllsi pnli. Il.llii Sail 111 i:i,i ,ii Iill.lei ai¬ i.l I'-.' kill the bay man would like to be able to shoot them and s.ave enouRh Bootl.sea¬ food to feed Seaford for a lonK time. CHIKK KNtilNKKK .M.UriK~ tilVKK AI>I>K1<:S.S IN i.YMIKOtIK Lynbrook, Feb. 18.—11. C. .Alajor. chief eniflneer of the Uta-kvllle Cenlrt- I'JIec.trlc liiichl and Wnler I'lant, Jour- iie>fd to thia vlllaife Thursday evening, ^'ebriiary 10. und Kave an enliirhtenliM? i milled In Port AVa«hinKton In the llemiisK-ail. Fell. 1>. Til.' i lianti I llinipstdiil Town for Un- year just ed, ci'Ki Jil-i.fills.firt, acciriliiis to r. p.irl-: of Overseers of Ibe I'lair l>aiilel .Mi.iri sou and i\i llllll- II. (ioldsniilh. lli'li.-f fnr il<;:j iM'i'snua milside nf in j siitutions. or wlm live in ihelr n« n or sonie other person's hnirie, cost .k I7.7«:'.;.'' to run the alms bouse Iind ,<«.i;74.:i.'i for the farm. The piMir farm waa ii 'H-rai''>l ni a profit of aluiiit ^llt-'i. Kliii'c 111.-re waa a ntiirii llf llD.sni.ori from the pn^luce from ttiat pluo'. but this is nearly tlOOii uiiiler the liKlires for Ille year Is'fore, PI" olh.-i "III.I l i -s I'^ll/.Ki "nan.ill.- s»iiia.l " liiaii.,111111. IS III III nielli uii l.ll- aviiu li.r 111-1)1 nil 11 liieU Ihe jnli. •rhe% Weill 111 rilipcil III llic ilniir. an sponse. brnke diiM II Ih occiipaiils vieic l.avi door. They kii.-ci ed, r nf till- lllKJIivcs. Mini Uolx-I Is. The i.lhl'l. j Ihrniiith biisbes and um aviav In Un I il.-irkiiess. , 111 I It is alli-Ked Ihal a ceiiuin wninaii d I whose name is known. iJamino and Un is'Kobeits wiimun were uli workinc tn Kcther iu trafUckiiiK in Ihe driiKs. The lun under urnst wi-ie tukeii li Ih'' Inwn Incktip anil nn .Mmida.v uen laki-ii tn lirooklvn for arraiKUiiii-iil Is- fmii u fv-deral coiii-l. The tvv.i a .'ents bad been alsiul lowi Ihe Ki-ealer pall nf a Week lookliiK foi vlolutions of the sncalleil HarriMrni mt wliich i.iflricls Ihe inilti.'kiiiK in iiiir .-.Hie dn.KS. aioiilill Ihe lin. ,. .',r pnli.-l III ilislaie will he I, lb. 'SI. Tiicy laiil and I'nii.', IVl'le asslKlled I. 77 .Maple av. nn. I l'l ivbiK 11.1 'i, dia.r Jiisl as lb IK by Ibe bill I in catchinK, (ITI \\as Kalberiii \MiTiinii, limit;,-I ¦,\ V i,(,li,,. I limiiell ¦clilial p' Kanizcd in ell frnm. a selected .snleh fm ptjlice iillli-lals. «l ifTebi Im-si ri'i '".nitii nielli and ailMiiici iliililles a ' Is shall 111' ir lipimilll pinbii' md. t. noIlilriK else will COMEDIAN FRANK TINNEY BEING SUED FOR DIVORCE I talk to membi^rs of the Civic L«-a«ue on j few weeks that citizens there hav.- or- j municipally ojierated li«ht.ln«: plants, nanitcd ibeir own polict? force und ¦.ut¬ ile reviewed, tho progress of the work : known uh the riod Ftsathers. but desplie at the Uockville Centre pbinf, 'sivlnir this the ininrlarleh continue tvlth slurt- many t»ci» and lltftiri'ii. He waa to line Cr«iquene.v. maJ(« hut a ten mloutc talk, but w-tieu At first the plares rohb«d vrere thoiie be lovltad the inetn)>erii to task n>>«- of tbe lo«» >»-wiIthy eltisetw. but now i chiilrman referred the miitter to « crim tlonj. Ihe dlacusalon la.sted aii h. WllH(,i! .Mel\'a>. Harden Ciu , tr.'l«; Fri-tl Cnaer, Jllii«> ii. »K00. The Bm^m l RRE DEPARTMENT OBTAINS DIRECT TELEPHONE LINE Fiecpoil, F. h 1 actors' i-nlmi,\ iil prised Wl (lne!.il:i,\ 1 TInney. (-(iiiieillan. wife for divorce. .Mis, Tiiiii.-! il llaveiipi'i I The f wc^ll in Ihl- Tiiiii"\' blK ijurpriM any indiciilinn Aciorilim; I served Jllsl :i fnr iniiladiliil »'oin iaiic. i,- ,i'il^- ihal Friinli ¦ll I, Iil-, f.irriieily l-Mui llial all WHS 11.' ii.'-ehnlil I ame MS : • has never l.'irtm'-iit il.'ud. tiiirt('i-s this week. He pi-omisi'd a wwk ago Mnndav niphi. February 7. tn have tlii' mati rial in a wifli Of- ten dayi«. It .aim- aivl iii.-ii were Imnuidiatelv put i" work inNiall- iiiK the line. ' -A larsre irong ennoi'led to the t.-fe- pliiiiit- .-fiuipmeiit liisiili' will riiiK should tie plant .-all tK'iitbiiiartei's The di¬ rect line will jreaily fBe liiHt#< a er- lalriiie the lf>catimi of fires, particu- larly when a ntill alarm Ih itounded. ill I. i:-.iii. ' h'l-* nil ii.i I Uie ii.inr.' of (IIVlllKi-il MiKi: IS llllllll ll. .III... f.ir Mrs -111. other I spiiiuleiit ippll.. e r.ijti m-:MI'STKAII U \MS l-.l.l-,( ritK I.li;iH l'l AM Ol ITS OWN llei!nml.-a'l I''!' i' Tb.- \'illjl«e t'.nltril til I i.lisiili I lot: Ibe alllioilssion lo the tleriiije a' Ul'' i ninlUK MllaKe <-lei 11(1^1 '^r a t<^'^p''Hi sell Ilchi coinm#i ¦ clallv «t a sarInK '"dh in the vUlaf unti Iho consuinl'ia.

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