Daily Review of Nassau County 19210311

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,V,i<<hin;fton. March II,-P'.irtcimt till S p.m., .Saturday: hii>it»'i'n Nfw Voik-Kair and warmer toniKht; Sat- urday uiiKettlnl. with |noi1irati' ti-ni- pi'iaturi':     Kri-.sh   .voiillnrly   winds.
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THE
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DAILY REVIEW
Of Nassau County
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Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y^ FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921
Vol. XXIV, No. 15
WORKMEN NOT EAGER TO REDUCE ^/KSs WAGES AS BUILDERS SUGGEST   ^ ™
Hempstead Men See No Likelihood of Immediate Acceptance of Proposition, Which, by the Way, Has Not Yet Officially Reached the Unions En¬ gaged in Building Trades
Give   Evidence   in   Court   Their
Brother Was Not Competent
to Manage Affairs
SERVANT SUES mos. F. MAHER FOR $25,11
Colored Woman, Arrested on Ac¬ cusation of Stealing Rings Which Were Found Afterward in Rockville Centre Home, Brings Case to Court
LOST IN FREEPORT;   LOCOMOTIVE HITS     TWO HERDS OF ELK FOUND BY POLICE MOTOR CAR; DRIVER SHOW FREEPORT ONE
IP mj.'-li'.'id. .\Iiiirli n. 'I'lial llicir- Is Iiilli- likihliooil of tin. rai tifntfrs' union of lliniiLsli'iiil, m nltui iiiaii's, .¦irir-ritiii^: thr propo-si'd rrdnction in waKi 1 Mii;i,'i';-li ll hy tin- Itiiililini,' Triidc.s I'Jniriloyi-r.s' Assooiation of .Vii.s.sjiii • 'ounty, is ivldiiit froni I'xiui'.'i.sionH olitiiiiiiil li\ olhii'i-H .'iiid iinnilii'r.s of thi> ill itlpHtiad  locril.
'I'hi' litter of thi' oiiitiloyi'i-.s' .¦Vs.'^ocialiiiii, niiui-.M iiii; lli.1t tlw iniiiloyi'r.s vol- iintiiiilv ii'diiri' llu'ii- waivon from ^8 to %' a day ;iiiil to niiit to nifin contracts lor till' yi'iir. had not lici'ii niiivi'd li.\- tln' loi al iiri to tin' tiiiif of thi- la.st iiiiT'tinir. on .\londii.\ fvcnlnt,', and none of tin- iiiiiiil.irs kni-w alioiit ii. i-xnpt ;,.,-;   Ihiy   had   nail   ii    ii',    I'lii'   |i,'iily   I'..'   \ ir w.
It thai
liou-i
wa.'i .statiil hi'.l 11 till' .'.I'Utiiiii'nt 111 till- iiruoM vvii.-.; iiltain.it accriilintc a n dini ion. ll was alsii .'ilatiil that I'l'ini'Hi'iitativi s of tin- I'liililoyi'is wiTo to liavi' iiii't with thr- f/iipi'iitiT.'i' local at .Monday iiiiihl'.'i si,--; •um. to ill,si'ii,ss thr- wa.ui' ,',<'ali' with tlii'in, luit that iilllioiiKh thi- union im-n waitiil until !l o'llock. no one a|iiii-arcil fioni  til"  linllilii.s'  n,>--.sooi.atlon.
llov.-i'Vi'i-, the rnntti'i- wa.s disiiis'-cil at till' iiii-dJii^T, and till' si-ntiiiii'iit ,sci'iiii'il tu hi', lui'orillni; to .sonic of those pies cut. tluit tluy .'-lioMld stand pat for the $S ;l day now jiaiil. 'fhc >leiii|istcail local has nol sieiinl an.\ aKi-cemcnt dur- itiic the past year, Imt iiii iiihcrs have lii'on i-cccivini; ilic iinvailiiiK i.'ile of wafTcs. which was %'A. It was stated tliat i-epi-i'seiitalivi's of Ihc Imilileis' as¬ .sociation h.'iil ,'ip|ie.'iiiil hefoi-e the Clen Ciivi- and .Miiioii|,-i locals, and that their piopositioii to i-lilnie w.-lHi-s lllliI heen tiii-iicil down, aiiil il is picsiiineil hy the iiii'iiiliers of the lteni|isleail local thai the hiiildei'.s, si'i'iru: Ihe \M;y the wind W.IS hlowini,', ileclil.-il ll wiiiilil he useless to aplicTr here. ^
It w,is ai.io pointed out, as a lea.soii for not acii'iiliMi; a ileci ease, that there is iili'iily of dl inanil lor i-uriii-jiti-.i-s, and llial llicie arc vi.'i> tew. if any. out ol work. II w,-is also iioiiileil out that llio N'ew "loik einiiliijcrs have sinncil uri with the .\''W' Viiik Caliientei-s- t'nlons for $!> !i d.iy. and it i.s ciniined that the jiricc of Imildiii;; malcilals will he hJKh this .spring, dospiti' tho tcni- tioiaiy decline of lasl month, in I'ni.t. il is iiointeil out th.'it tlnv have been f-oini;- up since almut lli.- llrst of l''eli. niary.
Sponkinir of the reason Kiven hy tin; Miiploycrs lor waiitiii.i;- to cut was'-'S, viz; That the lucseiit w•a^cl•s would re. laid business, one iiiiion man declaied last ni.iiht that soiiie of the contiacfurs have alreiuly siijncd coiiti-acts Tor joti.-j on the hasis of llu' einlitdollui-aday wafTC and that should the carpeliteis ri'iluco their wares, it woukl siinjily lie .'ill much  mole prollt  for the luiildeis.
'riieii' .-ire iitilii carpeiUei-.4' liitals ill Nas.sau Coimly. ^vitll an anKroKatc incm- lieiship of ar>i'i-oxiiiiately IJliii. Ifemti- .stead local lia.i aliout L'OO inemliers, riutriheis and iialiiteis are also strongly 11 l.i; a III/.I'd in llie county. The loval Iiaintcrs are ntllllateil svilli the Mineola local, and thp inasoiis uith Incils nut- ,shli' of   ilemi.sleail.
MOTHEE WORKING FOR WEAK CHILDREN
ADELBERG CATCHES 80-POUND GROUPER
Cedarhurst Fisherman Finds Luck
Off Miami Better Than at
Rockaway
Mineola.      .March      11,—Two     r-istcrs
Katherlne nnd .Mary Foley, are seekiiiu
liefore Surrogate  Howell aud a jury, tu
have the will of their hfother J'eter , Foley,   of  Creat   N'eck  set  aside  on   the
urouml that he made It under fluress ' and  that  undue  inlluence  was  hr'mmu '
to hear to have hini leave his proiierly ito tive nephew-s. soils nf a liroilier. I .Iohn.
j      Thitse   ronlestint;   claim    that    Foley. I accordini;  to their attorney, was  iillter 1 ale.    dl iiiikeii.    a    wife-beuter    and    .so '. ' we.ak minded that his senseless laughter
w-as   w-i'll   kriowi;   to   the   iii-ople   ,ir   ihe
vlllape. I
I'eter  Foley  left  an  estate   v.-ilued  at [
about   *,';n.000   tu   .?f.il.00il   H-hicli   fortune I
he    had   made   by    hi.i   own    labor   and [ p-iound   that   she   was   falsely   aiiestril,
effort  as  a   laborer.    He  \va.t  about   63 | iinpri.soned and humiliiited b>   infeienie : years old when  he died on .January  'J'.i j of .Mr. .Mahei- and his wife. , of  Uist  year.     He  made .a will   on   July-      .Mrs. Fisher is a domestic.   In October.
X. 1917. in which he left all his property i lOL'O,   she   went   to  work   at   the   Mayer
in  trust   to  his  wife, who was  then   «0 j home for the day.   .\boui   II  o-clocU on
yi.ars old or .ibout  20 jeai-s his senior. | the mornintr of  that  day  she  left  with
.She died before he did and the will, pro- : the consent   of her  mistress   to ro  to  ,-i
Han, laie...^^^. Ab»u. H^ NARROW ESCAPE WONDERFUL PARADE
The Village Told in Capt.   -- —
George    Johnson's    Automobile Brooklyn Brethren Come to Nas-
Bumps Side of Engine and sau To Initiate Large Class
Is Smashed of Candidates
Hartmann's Report
I-'r.
n-il be Miri.ris sli.'iii'-;.'  tliiiij;.'
Mineola, .March ! 1.—I'.efoii' .liistice Faber and a .jury in .SiiiH-eiiie Court here todaj, I.ena Fisher, colored, of 2','. Itanks avenue. Hoikvllle Centre. is suiiif; Thomas F, .Maher, loriiierl.s of Itoi kville Centre, bul now of I'.iookl.Mi, for !j!2.'i,000 damages.
Mrs. Fisher asked for ilamaiies on the
Tlie <TOoil shiji "liouefish." as staunch
and    trim    a    schooner   as |evcr    hailed
from   the   port   of   Miami,   pulled   iinpn-
tientl.v  at   her  mooriiiRs.  Capt.  Jonion,
known   from   ono   end   of   the  coast   of
l'"loriila   to   the   otlii'r   as   the   canniest
flslierman's KUide on thi' borders of the
Ciilf  Stream,   was  already   on   deck,
, In V short  time a tifjme looms in tho ; ,,„.,,  „    ,  ,,., ,„.      N. ., . ,   , ,     , , I valid  and  "the natural
olTinK   tvilli   nets  and   hne.s,   hooks  andl
sinkers and various other paraphernalia i
of   the   iiiiicler.   I'nder  a   regulation   .so-j
westeriiei    and   a    three-week's   coat   of i    . .. ,   .
tan   the   features  are   reoodnizahle.   'Tis | jjf.""'' l"^<'."";"h-''t^»S'de from treating
iuK. .liberally   to beer which  fie  carried
viriiiiK a life interest for her in his estate, also iirovided thai at her death the property should %ii tn the live i rhililren   of .Iohn   Foley. ;
One of these children w.is I'eter | Foley, a nephew, who lived with his' uncle and namesake, tho decedent, at \ Creat N'eck. The loun.sel for the con- i •testants, said in court toilay that I'eter Foley, the nephew, was frequently i "kicked out" and told never to return i but that he persisted nnd hun;; around. I The other four heirs named arc said | lo have hardly known their umle and i .lome of theni, counsel said, had never ^ .seen them but once. Tu this live the I pro|ierty   w.a.s   left.
The   two sisters,  one of them  an   in-
bjects to  their
brother's bounty" diil not set anything.
The  contestants expect  to show  tlmt the   olil   man   was   treated   for  insanitv
mil  s,-iiil   sh.
lltOI-lle
.lames F
¦pml, March 11 id to know- that a lot haiipen in  I-'re,'|ioi-t.
-¦\rc .Mill aware that of all the p.Diile ri'iHirtl'd as inissiii.:; finiii nistitiiUoiis iliiriiur the last .vear. at liasi iIium' of whii h till- h't-eeporl police were iiilDini «1  onc-halV   were found   in   the  villajie.
.\iid did .Mill realizn that while there Were hut ","< bii-.vilcs stolen or lo;<t till i-e   were   :iO   fimnil  b.s   tile  iiolii'i'.'
lllll joif know- Ihat 1.'. ii.'isoiis were ii-Iiorti'il missiiiL' and only s.-v.-ii are otli, lally  found or ri'turiied
h, .M's! .\iid dill \iui know tliat I'olice- iiiaii 11,-iiiseu found $:i.ll ni the slnit ami never found an  owner for it.'
Vi-s,   and  :\   lot   iiiore   iiiterestiiij;   r,ii ts .Miull    lilill    111    Ihe    annual     upon     of 1 'oliii' Captain  ll.irlniaiin. Hen-  It   is,   Inok   II   o\. I : Centlenun:-
I'ursiiaiit to I'Xislin;; onlers, I have the lionoi to lii-reuitb res|M-i tfully sub¬ mit  the aniiuiil   re|iort   of llie oiieiatiiiiis
Heiiiiistiafi   March   ll--Ceorse   John- Freeiiort.   March    11
-^oii.   laivlsiiipe   cardener    of     .Mineola. a larire niu-ht for the
eels that  he is fortunate to be walkiuR '¦'"'''   whin   Hiooki.Mi
,         ^.                    .,             ., town to initiate the -i
uouiiil   with nothing  worse than a   few ....   .       ,,,,,,' n
ell    thiouirh     his     Apiierson its   inception.
IlIlllS
u:li
Last lUKht wn 'reeport   l.odKi' o
I.ikIkc came li ond l,u-f;est das:
Ibe    l.oil;;!'   silU 1
¦ind   of   this   di'Iiaitnieiit   for   the   fiscal   .Mar of VritS eniliUK- l''i'bi-uai-.\  2^, VX2\.
UiijiiniiiiiB the said tisial year, the i forci: consisted of ,1 total of II mem¬ bers. .Numbir of appoiiilmeiits ailileil to force liuiini; the .Mar 10. .N'uniber of; iiiembers who lebiKned :i. Number of ini'iiibors il|-o|ipeil from the roll 1. Num- t'onstilutiiii;   lln-   force '
tourin'4 car c- a wreck. He was coming toward Hemiistead from .Mineoin Mon- ila.v. and wlien about to cro.ss the rail¬ road s|iiir to the water plant in C.aiden Citv. a locomotive atTnf'hed to freight cars suddeiilv loomeil up in front of him. H" slai keiieit the speed of the car sliffl- iientl> to aviinl'piissinn onto the track in from of the enirinr. hut his rtjB- slid against the side ot the locomotive. The front of Ille ear was torn away, and the bod.v ilriMip.Hl to the loail. wilh .Inlin- sori  111   il.
The  ailtoniobile  was   laki i!   M  Clrailfs .Main   stieit   u.-irai;'-.
.lohnson   ilaiins thai   he  ^sl\v  tlu'  loco¬ motive slaildiuj; to the easI iil tlio track, ; meet   th Willi   no  indication  that   it   was ,-ibiiiil   t I   Ihat   II
start   across   the   lunliway. warninn  was niven.
I'KKint r ((»i.i.,\i'si'; (IF iiF.ns; I'KWi i; w iriiiioi.Ds AsMsrwt i-.
Hy   .M-;\V'i'ON  r.   P.AKKK       _
r.'iiis, .March 11. -Collapse of the Itus sian insurrection anaiiist the I.olsheviki is    IVjUhdelltly     expected     111    otlliial     elr
lies  in  less  than  a   fortnlMhl,  although It   was pointed out  today thai  no loun res  the overthrow- of the .'Soviets iiiori'  than   France iloes.
That France has scant leliance u|ion the success of the anti-IlPd inoveliient was shown li\ the fact that no attempt was made  lo  senil   foint or wa i   Mipl'lies
l'"r
, March II-Tho Mothers Club of l''i'ei'port is idanninic fnr a .Sal- aiiuifiunili party at the Freeport Club on the afternoon of .March 17 for the benefit of the cup fund lor anaemic chil¬ dren of   li'ieeport.
At lU'escnt the N'ei^hborhood Workers nre furnishini; malted milk to the chll- ilien designated by the school doctor. Dr. Jienii. .Several thousand paper .siinl- taiy i-lips are needeil to carry on this work properly.
Till- St. ratrick's idea will be ciiii-ied tnil iu the decorations of the Club hoii.se tin that afternoon, with Kieeii predomi¬ nant. The ladies will wear srieen aprons, the cukes will be srreeii. al.so the llow¬ ers, and favors, and Irish jls;s and reels will biifst forth from the victrola In honor of the Irish Saint.
It is expected that a larKo iimoiint will he raised at the alTaii as the worthy Charity  interests all parents.
The committee on ai-iiinireinent.s is under Ihc leadership of Mis. Clarence A. Edwards president of the Mothers Club, and Inclndoa, .Mrs. Ilviijnmln As(h«s .Mrs. .1. F. .lecki'l. .Mrs. KuKene Hose. Mrs. Clinton Flint, Mrs. Mark Levy, Mrs. Herbert C. Schley and Mrs. J{.  I'.  Croenleaf.
The Motheis Cluh meets at the Crnve street school ev^'iy two weeks nt which time intorcstlnsf addresses are delivere<l by Willi known speakers. All mothws that aro in the vlllairc are invited to liecome members ami may do so hy communicatlim: with .Mrs, C. A. Kd¬ wards,  92 Soutli tU-ean avenue.
COURT CALENDAR
Mil»renM< Court, Nassau Cnunljr .liutlcc FalM>r, I^rcaldinK
.Mineola, Match 11.--Following are the numbers of the cases of the d*y ra.\. •nd«r for Saturday	
^769, 2775, 2788. 1777, 2781. JTM, tTM, 8788, 27'I4. 2752, 2W6. 2741 »71», 2T«l 2771.  S77«,  S77».
iieii;liborin«- villHi;e of t.'edarhurst; none other than .Mu.iham Adelberi;. !
".\ll ready cnplain; " "-Aye. aye sir," j ami by .some feat of leirerdemain Capt. \ Jorilon Illinois to life the junk fiilo ofi rusty iron that was once a marine engine. With a sputter and siait thei "r.oiulish"   heads   for   Ihe open   sen.        |
C'apt. .loidiin "allows as how- it's best j tn head .so'-so-west a spell as there's' been riKht sin.ai I llsh a-caiiKht there- j aboiits lately." .Mr. Adelberir acciuie.sres absentiniiiiledly, contemplntintr the! while the w-ariii waters of the (iulf, Stream and considerinK what a boom' for l.onfi Islnnd real estate it would bel if that tepid stream could be so iliverted I as to \;\\i the shores of the Kockaw-ay ' Inlet.
.\n iri-e!;ulai putt, putt, piinrtuated Willi a freiiiiellt sputter Hnally places i the "llonetish" in a stialeiric position I for the days sport. All is iiuiet excejit j for the occasional swish of the niiphty' aniiler's line; a neiitle wheeze from the! noddiiiK: skipper and the .soothing: lap, | lap of tic real e.'ilate hooniini; (!ulf; Stream.
The sun climbs Irieh and even .starts its douiiward journey, but nary a nilvble lines our tisherinan net. Capt. .loi-ilon is hard put to ll to uphold his reputation as a tinder of fish, Freqiienl- chnnKi's of location are all to no avail, till the ski|iiiei- in desperation tries his lasl ri'.soil; a secrivt bail Just  such an emerKcncy.
Carefully the line is cast: breathless the llshernian waits, torn between con¬ flicting-   emotions   of   hope   and   fear.   A
to them In a linR- nn his back, he wuh, really scry miserly and so unused to biiHinesM metliiHls th.it hi.'i wife ilid much  of  that  for  him.
Foley was mnnble to rend or write .and was only able to make his mark In acknowledKiniT the siifntitiire to lil.<i own   will.
SHIPPINGBOARD APPOINTMENT DUE
President and Cabinet in Second
Meeting Expected To Cover
the Question
W'ashinRton. Maiih 11.—President IlnrdiiiK met with his cabinet 'diortly after 11 o'clock toil.ay, for the second time.
.'\ppointment of a new Shippiiit; Board Is one of the subjects which it Is understood  will   be  dl.scusscd.
Attorney Ceneral naugherty stateil that if his o|iinion was asked, he wciilil urge the appointment of « new Shippintr rtoard bUfore the .Senate adjourns on .Saturiiay. It was indicuted howeve'-, rveil for [that the president is not iirepaieii to ; name the new board.
Attorney C.eiicral Di»iiKherty. it is learned, has taken no steps to rinder an opinion, asked by Chalnnan nen->on.
doctor at   Freeport, return by :: p.m.
.According-  to  her Lynch,    she   did    s
when she returned to the .Maher home, she was confronted hy Mr. and Mrs. Jlahei- and a police ottlcer from Ttook- villi' Centre, all of whom accused her of stealini; three iliamoinl rini;s of iiiiich value.
The rinus wei-e .Mrs.   .Maher-s en.!;,-iL:e- nienl   rin<,   a   Ki'iduation    rinu,   and   a   (x i   of   memi i-inK-   Kiven   to    liei-   when    she   was   L'l    ;u   receiii lime   17.
years of aire. fust   of   maintaining   the   department
.Mr.s. Fisher was taken to police head Murine the .\ear in detail as follows- -i juiiarters, arrniKned and locked up un- Salaries from .March 1, 1920 to Feb- i 111 evening, when she was to have a riiary 2.'*. 1!>21, J!!2:t.r,S,"..4S; uniforms and jhcniinK. ' eiiuipinent, $l.;i:i,-).OS; labor and niaterial   ),
.\bout   the  time she   was In  be   called    i>o|i,.,.   Uickei-.s,   $2fi!t.;'.:<;   labor   and   ma    „, : for a  hcariiiK   helore  the   justice of  the. (,,,,,.,|.    I'olicc   booths,   lt2l),"..!il;Taxl   hiru , i peace,   it   is   alleged   .Mr.   Maher   called ji-,,,   year,   $in7.,S0;   Kxpenses  of  oltlcer.s,   ,i Ithe   police   by   teleiihone.   sayliiK   he   did i i,-,.S7;   electrical    supplies.     $11«.1G:    rr- j not   Want   to   press   tho   charge  becau.se   pj,i,-„ i,, picycies, (including ii new bic>- ! he had found the  riniis. !,.|i's   ut    $60.00    each.I    »lb3.'.iO;    Ottlcer
I Tlu> police.iil-si.slixl ht! aiiiiear in-louKl ¦ Hahn, motorcycle rcpair.s. suiiplies, Kas. jiind withdiiiw- the charpe. which he did. ,.t(.., April :i. 1920 to Jan. .'il. 1921. i|:22:(.- -Mr. .Maher is re'prescnti'd in court by ,-,:; printing and stationary, lll,7ri: tinf- I Francis (1. Hooley and JudKe Williiiin ' fi,- sifrns, lanterns etc, includinn le- ! F. illleakley of Ihe lirm of lircnnan, , paii-.s. .S2.35; paint.s, SO.I.'i; law book,s, ICui-ran & Hleakley of Vonkers. His .31.r,o; ph.vslciails services. ,lime p.ip.t to ^counsel maintain that Mr. .Maher wasilnie, BII.OO; typewriter repiiir.s, 10.00; .not actiialeil hy malice in cailsinrr the lunches for prlsoneis. 6.05; supplies, arrest of the woman, that ho was KUideil I cleaniiiK iiuaiiers, oil. eic., 12.79; ex¬ pen.ses. tJIIUei- Smith as.sault, 210.2,S; .strike ilul.x at depot, siiecial oltlcei s. $,''16,25; special olHcer.s, iiolico duty in- cludiii!,' 7 sriecial deputies and special motorcycle. 217.1;!; bills ot ,Iaii„ Feb., and .March 1920 O. K. and pai?l in Feb. ami .March 1920, 71.86; Kstinmte of presenl outstandiilK- bills for li'eb.. 1921. .i!S7.10; .\ri-ests for violation of I'enal, nioior vehicle and motorcycle l«'iws,C6; .\ nests   for   violation   of   ordinance   N'o,
l',i   (exc liiiK    speed    hiiiill   217;   others
llian   No.  -19 inelinlinu  violations of  the Ceieiial   lliyhway   Tratlic   Law,   .SI.
Total   violation   of   orilinaiice   N'o.   19. Il-'iscal       .M'arl       $2.HI.5.OOo       Slispinded ! j',','.j,','| Sentences   2S;   Total    lines   violation   of   j,,   ,1 orilinaiices other  ihan   I'.i   includiiiH   the
(ieneral    Highway     Law.    (Fiscal    year- DIVOKCI-:   (iK.ANTKI)
*:i20.00. Suspended sentences. 12; Total' Miij.ola. Maicli 10. -.V Jui-.\ in tlu- of bills to be submitted to County ofj(."ounl> Court yesterday afternoon .N'a.ssau and Town of liempsteal, Fees! luouaht in a verdict for iChester IS. of twicers inakiiiK .-Vriests, I'enal law | Crant, a Kai-,iKe man of Hempstead. for year ending December III, 1920. Iloniiislead. .March  1I-—The Chamber ! "'ounty   of    N'irWHaii,    SUO.IO;   Town
The Klks have a habit of doiiiK tlilnss in a bin and tlioroii.Kh w;i.\. The rei ep. tlon and street parade la.st niKhi weie no exception to the rule.
Hi-ookl>n I.oiIki', 22, accompanieil In Kxalli'd Hiiler Haniel .\. .McCaiin and his otilcers and .1 delegation of sevenil hundred members .-irrived in li'ieepoii on a special train .ibout S:30 p. in. I'lee- Iiort   was tliere to meet them.
Kxalteil Hiili'i- .Vlbin N. .lohnson of the Freeiiort loilire had summoned all the forces of the Klks to appear anil tile result   was  a   .souni;  a run.
Kxalted Uiilei- .lohnson w,-is Hanked b\ Ius ottli'irs, the Klks Itaiid. the .M.\s- tic .M.\si in full rcK.iha, the newly ai- iiuired 112 .Mars old hearse, .nel a iaij;e del,-pillion of Home liills. who bad paradeil   froni   1 lubboiise   to   sfaiion    in
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lai-Kc    black    caski
".Iohn     I'.ai le.Morii
white   letters   on   ll.
the   white  fail' of .
lOllle.     Illsllle    was   :
t      with     the     Woiil>
aKe     unknown-     11
.\t   reKiiliii   mtcrv.il.'-
i   "corpse'   laiseil   it
lo the Police olllcials of the villaRe Hockville Centre, that he had no ilesirn to pei.seciite her.'and that tho Kirl her-I self, by her persistent ihiims that she Iiad been to a place when the> were sure she had not been. broiiKlii sus¬ picion upon herself.
The riUKs were left in tic bathrooin by .Mrs. .Maher, and laler 'ihey were found under some wet  clothing.
The ease is now   RoiiiK  on.
PLACElOFNUMENT ON PUBLIC VIEW
Hempstead Chamber of Commerce
Tries Salesmanship  To
End Controversy
"Wc learned soiiiethiiiK froin tin- rev¬ olutionary attempts of Cen. Denlkin and (ien. WranRcl," said a vvell-iiiformed onii'ial. "We do not desire to send any more munitions nor lood for the Keds to swoop up."
Ileliable   advices   received   heie    iiuli- cate  that   this   is  not  the   "popular   re- volt"   which  hns   Iook   been   expected   lo   ''''I break   out   a.;,'iiinst   Leuine  and  Tritzky. i-"cc'
r.ut it is conteiiileil that a Krcit up- '' risiiiK probably will occur hy next au¬ tumn. It is pointed oUl that a real upiisiiiK must be more iIliIi a ,si|nal>- ble belween politicians for power and iniisl have for its backbuii' disciplined and  well  fed soldiers.
in the presenl situation even the lead¬ ers of the iiisuiKents are constantl> ehaiiKiiiK on ai-count of i|Uari-e>, 1'. lias been levealed by  dispatches.
Cen.   Koslovskj.   who siKiied the   tlrst
rebel manifesto at the I'-'ortre.ss of Kron
s   now   said   to   have   been   "the
f   the   counter   revolution"   oiil.i
press   ri'iiorts   from  Helsinirfors.
self abiivc his urne.some siii rimiiilini's an.l doiTcd In- silk hat to tin- , rowd aUum the wn>. "Kiidv'- lioin.selike was driver, atliri-'l a.s a rub,'. Tiie Inai.se w;is drawn b.v the -Cod l''isli llemoci.ir' or in other words, the diinmiiiiM' jai k- ass that stands at Hailioad avenue and Mam slnet ;iltachiil to a lillle llsh waKon. Thecoiiise wa- -Inlin ^ .MiClie.. of the  Klks
FlalikiilK the In a is,- were a dozen pa!I bearers wlio helped the .iai kass over the roliKh spots. exemplif.Mnu 'Iliotherlv  LoM" and "Charity.'
After Kxalted Itiiler .lohnson had handeil the ki.vs of the VillaKe Io K\ ailed Hulei .Mei'ann, the aiiKiiiented parade reformed and iiiaicheil fiom the station up Crovi slreel to Itaiidall av- niie; to Main Mnei; lo .Meirji k road; to the clubhouse, wlni'i' the revelry con tinned until time to esioit the notables to tlii-ir special train foi tin- homewanl Tliere were not as niaii.\ in ile- secimil  p.'irade as in  the llisi
Ked lb.' w,is an adjunet id Hie paiaile all alon- ilie bne of nianh and the hearse ilM-lf was In up al fi.iinejil intervals.
.MtoKi'lher It was a vi 1 .\ laii;e ei e liiiiK and ,'inollier l.-inici in the Hlre,id.'. overi'i-owiled in.wn on .\lbiii .N'. .lolin son, Kxalted Kuli r Kxt 1 aoidinai >. m as h.. rails liine.-lt. -Kxhausled  Uoo.-.i.i .-
WELL KNOWN ELK TO MANAGE HOTEL
Jack Morrisse Assumes Charge of Alpine On Merrick Road—Of¬ ficial Opening March 15th
of Commerce has decided tbat it not depend .solely on discussion iK'WspaiM'r statements to inlluence voters  reeardinK  'he  ili.s]iosltion  ol
will and the the
Total
.11;
$2,xs8.r,.'-,,
-     Kille.s,
tremor, a jark. and a dexterious, twist ofl as to whether the board still holds oHl.'e, the wrist and the fish is fairly hooked, j hut has taken the attitude that in w "I'lay him. play hirn; sive him plenty appointments will render such an opin- of line" crie.s the skipper, but  Mr. .-\de|. j ion  unecess.-ir>-.
heiK is too experienced a llshernian (for Comnuinicntions which the pre.sident has   he   nol    cauKht    all    the    fish    in   has sent to the Shipping Board indicate
Jamaica   Bay) to  need  such  advice
I'lay   him  he does	
Isaak Walton hut thi consummate skill the line is reeled in. slacked and reeled in a foot or two '• more. The Hsh is now within 200 feet I of the boat and the skipper "allows as how" It is a live pound Kinp tIsh. ,
Hut whnt is that flash ot Kilver>- fln | lo leeward; that dark loomuiK body; that swift dart and ever swifter swish of the hiimininir line'.' '
"It's a shark, no, by heck, it's a whale" says the skipper, "Let ro that i line or we'H all ro to Davy Jones locker."
that he desires the present hoard to cu
 shades of   tiniie   to  function until  a new  board
sport.   With I appointed.
LISTER AND VOIGHT WIN ENDORSEMENT TO BE POSTMASTERS
But our noted fisherman is of sterner,    Offices Considered by Repub
j RockviUe Centre and Hempstead ices Considered by Repi lican County Committee
soldiers   and   ;;ailoi-s'   mommient   which It seeks to have erected in   Fulton  Park ' with   the   inaiription   lo   wliieh   the   Nil- j l.-iKe   Board   objects.
Yesterday the chainlier caused the I monument to be set up on the property I adjoininB the vilhiKe building and al I most directly opposite the pnrk. , The 1 inii-pose of this is to allow- the luiblic I to see just how the monument and the I Insi riptlon on the tablet look and to ¦ decide for themselves whether m not they  want  it  in  ilie  public  park.
The moniument is a Kood looklnK shafi
and   there  .seem.s  to  be   no  objection   on
j the   pnrt   of  anyone   to   the   monument
I itself.     The   bone   of  contention   is   the
inscription.
A'ilhiKe    I'resident    .Nichols    and     the ^ Village   Board    have    objected    to   the name   of   the   Chamber   of   Commerce appearing upon  the  tablet.
The  American   I/i'ttion  has  adopted  a ' resolution   objecting   to   ll   not   only   on the   same   ground   a.s   the   Bixird,   but ' also  because  the  Inscription   tlrst   men¬ tions those  whoTferved  and  then  those
Hempstead. *12;i.l.1 Conhscated: I'istol Kille.s. 2; Total  19.
Deaths:     Drowned     while Suicide,   1;   Died   from   ilijuri bile accident,1; Total  2. .Vuloinobiie  aciidenls  in   whicli   per,soiis were injured- I'er.sons injured, 11.
Otilcers  injured  in ilisehiiiKe of duty:
batliiiiKil; ;.   aiitoino-
riKainsI the Matthews TrUckinK Corpor¬ ation of Hempstead for the sum of $12111.17. .Mr. tirant sued on a note made l,\- the defendant to him- The de¬ fendant claimed that the note had been mtislled, liut Ihis ili'fi'n,se was stricken out, and till- jury was nol allowed to pass on it, as tlnie was no piiMif lo sustain  II-
The     defendant     al.so     interposed      a counterclaim   for   $1700,   claimiiiK   that
l''lei|
on    Mei
which
has  bei
know n
ort. .Mai
rick   roai
las  been
11    lllkell
.bilk   Ml
ll 11
1   and
for .Si
ill   ch
n.'^se
Till' .\lpine lb
I'.ayview aven
le for some til
lIKC    bv    Ihe    W
if   Kockville   C
III
le.
le.
ell
•11-
I automobile ndant. whiili was of that value The jury decided agiiinsl the defendant on the counter¬ claim, and Kave .Mr. C,rant a judKmeiit for the full amount  sued ttiv.
.Mr,   Crant  was   represeiiteil b.\   Attor iny  Harold L. Haskin.
Ottlcer  liissel  struck by  iiutomobile,  in-   the   plaintiff   had   sold jured  .Sept.   19,1920,  ilisnbled   until   Nov.   truck helonginR: to the i 9,1920;   Officers   Smith   N'o.   1.   as.saulted September   20.1920,   di.snbled   until   Nov. 1.1920;   Oct.    17.    1920,    Ofllcers   Cioiily thrown from bicycle di.sahled one da.s.
.\pplied  lor  night's lodKing,2(l.
.\ut()niobileH stolen outside of village and recovered in village, 2,
Bui-Klaries   rejiorted,   7.
I'roperty loss about,  $2,620.00.
Thefts hy members of household ;inil servants,   :t.   I'roperty  lo.ss  $.'128.Od.
.Ml above property  recovered.
Bii'.vcles:- Stolen or lost, 2S; Recovered 9; Found by otilcers.  So. All claimed.
.Money reported lost on street. (51, $101.00; Keported recovertsl (11. $20,00 Money found by OttU-
j .\s a live, lip lo the minilte Klk. .hnk Morrisse   is   fiiinoiis   in   his   own    lioine
.town as well as In Freeport. lb- has u larne  clientele of  friends.
I     Jack    .Morisse   as   .Mine   Hii:.i:      Well.
! be can do It, anil do it well. The new .Alpine will  lie   uililer the  per.soiial  iiliji
I agement   of  .Mr,   .Moiri.sse  which   means
will   be    intiodiiceil   Hull ¦    hotel    faiiiolis   III    slioil
N.\S.S.\r cm NTY WII.I.S
•Mineola, jf^i h 11.-The will of William ll. Post, of Freeport, filed todny with Surrogate Howell, left a $11,000 estate t" the widow for life. .Mr. I'ost died on .March .1. He named his wulo-w and  his son  Archer as executors.
By the will of the late .S^irah Kliza- Hansrn on the i tieth  Clement,   of   Bellmore,   the ^letho-
.stnlt.   N'o fish   will  get  away  fioin  him.
once hooked: no,  not  even  though  it  is |
as   hig as an   iceberg.   Not   for  him   to, 	
let go that   line  while  there is nn  inch!     Freeport. March  11.—The Republican
left   upon  the   reel. j Town Committee of the town of Hemp-
Onward   .surges  the   mighty   fish,  de-j stead  met at Smith's Hotel in  Freeport'     ^   ,. .,,    .    ,„,„,,  „    .„ ,,.i  , ..
veloping  more   horsepower (or  fishpow-   last night and endorsed William P. List-   ''"'"'''*'"'!  "'    \ '"f'"^'        ""• '
eil   than   the   boat's   old   ru.sty   engine I er  of   Rockville  Centre fqr  postma.ster I'T " '^     authority,      which    means
to succeed the pre.sent  po.stmaster, Gir-^^f*  '*'' J'*f""' "''tm'     '»       .    ''J f dell  V.  Brower. '""'*'' ramie by the Village Board, which
The .same committee also endorsed AI-
Kti-eet. (not claimedl $3.11.
K.scapes  reiiorted  by   Institutions, apprehended in  Freeport.  6.
Runaway children  from  Kreeport,
who died, bei-aiise of an inaccuraiy of all rcturneil. Kiinnaway children from dates; and fuither because "the Legion out of village and ajiprehendeil in Free, stands   for   law   and   order,   including   port, 2.
ever wns capable. Braced in the lx)w, | tighting inch by inch, is our famous | fisherman.   Mile   after   mile   is   pa,s.sed;!
foot  by foot  the line Is reeled in  till at: fred  H.  Voight of Hempstead for post-
last the gi-e.-it ftsh is along side.
How   It   wns   brought   aboard   is  not | reconled. hut late that night the "Bone-i
Is   the   lawmaking   hiKly   ot   the
and in whose charge all villag,' property
is   vested.
nirectors of the Chamber of Com¬ merce decided to put the monument in plain view, where the voters will be ablo to read the in-script|on and s,atwfy thetnselves as they luuss along the wijere
muster of Hempste.ad village. Former  I'o.stnnaster  Francis Mulgan-
non   resigned   his   position   about   two llsh" -staggered Into port under the load ; weeks ago.
of the largest (irouper ever caught  In       N'o   action   was   t.aken   by   the   corn- Florida   waters.    EiKhty   and    one-half   mittee   last   night   in   relation ito   tho
fKiunds  II   weighed   to  a   dot   and   Mr. I recommendation  of  a  man  to  succeed i "*"¦**'   '"   '*>*   village   building Adelbeig is credited with having caught j Benson   T.  Smith   of  Frteport.  because I ^^' election will be held.
the   largest   flsh    of    Its   .species   ever  of the absence of Supervisor Hiram R. '  -    
known In that vicinity. Smith   and   former  Hherifr  Stephen   P.
Tt   Is  said    tltat   Uie   usual    ashlnc  Pettit. haunts of Mc. Ad*ll>«r« in Jamalea Bay I    9«vtiral oantlttUte* ars msntioned for wUl no Ion«r*r hold any- aUura for bim. I th» place. .Vothlng iM* tiiaa sharka or swwiiiah. i i^
tunu Itati or wltalaa for hUn taer«an«r.!   1
.Miss per.sons rel>orte<l.l,'>; found or re. lurnitl.   7. .
Children  reported lost. (261 nil  found. Home    defen.se    revolvers     recovered illage   and in  use by department,  7.
Revolvers for which cash was rcceiy. in   lieu of  revolvers.
I dist   Kpi.seopal   Church,   of   Newbridge. 12;'will  receive  $1,000 and several  relatlvfs i will receive bequests ranging from  $.500 ("ll I to   $2000, I
the will gives to Kosetta Bedell I Well-Known Clement, of Bellmore, daughter In l.aw. the house and contents and to her goes the residue of the est.-ite. The cixlicil sets forth that the decedent transferred the  house  to  .Mrs.  Clement  hy  gift.
Mm. Clement also gives to I.eoai>re W. Brucker, of 137.1 Pa-cinc street, Brooklyn. $2,000; to Nellie F, Harris. Centerdnle. K   I . $2,000; the same .sum
that featuri will make I order.
Ki'liivInK the w.iy to the hiviil Is iIii-oukIi the stomach, the torinei chef of the Hotel Mreslin has been engiiKisl to cater to hungry motorists who throng Merrick road. .Morrisse become famous in this part of the eoiintry for his "Southern Chicken " that has a soit of wall r-at-thi-mouth .sound to it af th« start. He was aLso associated with the Lights   Club   in   Freeporl    at   one   time.
The otilcial opening of the new  Alpine will  take rilace .March   15  with the  Klks r.nnd   on   hand   lo  whoop   things   up.  4	
OLIVER LANGDON UIES
Cash    received   and   paid   to   Village ^ ,„   Hattie   Heb<len.   Providence,   R.    I.; Treasurer:   Payment  '•""/"'°jj''^ ^^^^'^   to FranHb'n Jaikson, of Kast Setaiuket. ' *'    "" "     $2,000   but   the   coillcll   reduces   this   to
r«.MMUMTY LEAGL'B tXVITES
lantern $2.39; damago lo Semafilione. $1(1 00: lost riomc defense revolvers (21, $37.50; damaged bicycle, check from J. L. Oalef amount overpaid on Poiic« rev.iivers.   $139.44;  Total   $219.33.
N'ovfcnber  JO.   1920.   Received  for  ex¬ pense accounts of Ofllcers.  $100.00
i  CITIZE.\H XO UK^ I^- EDWARDS      Expenses.  Nov^ember ^.  l9:o te end   y.^^j,^ g^,^^   „, Bellmore. wm «lven   of  flsoal   year.   $l..a.   March   1.   l»2l.   „^p ^^^ ^,^|, ,„^^^^.
rs , ... m.a i- a a Y'itl_ ._        ** WLm \mmmm   m*\     Mimwan       Cl**!!
Praaport.   Mareh   ll.—vin*#e   Prasi dmt CliiraBca A. Z^wajtla -wlU addraas
Balance on hattd. Wt-tS, Witb an axpraealoa of siacare thaaka
' the votarf af tke JJth alaction district,   to yeur hcaorabH board for the eplan-
SwrHarr Comall
,'illiam  C
ni
Tho  first annual  civic ball   at    the | the former Sth. at ths community Can. Hempetead   Association,   compoasd   of i tre. Henry street and Olive boulevvrd.
did and whole hearted nupport dven te
members of Hempstead IxMlte of Odd on Monday evaninf. March 14-    Oardlal i ending. I bee to remain, Cornell,  secreiUry to  the i Fellows,   wUI   be   held   in   Villa«e  VUll ! invitation to men and women vot'irs aO* Very ra*«»actfoUy.
to bis home I Friday evaoin*. April I.   Mi^aio «m be {Utatr f rlmda iBterested in tVagffa ntfglgA^i.'—^-'^ ^^^ ¥l
•f IWHtafo ' *wii»t«h*4 by 3m AittmAanf Oft*«tr«-
\|illey Slreain Resident I'asses ,-\H,'iy liie\pe<-ti>dly Oliver Mngdon. contraitor, of JInI- verne, died at his home Wednewl.-iy of heart fniliire. He w-as iMun in V.illev Stream June 10. 19.12, and except for a short time siient with a daughter In Riskville Centre lived in the viclnHv of his birthpla.e all his life His f* mains were brought to the home of his son, William K Langdon, S3 Cllnion avenue yesterday. After a house ser¬ vice at I o'rioi'k Kundiiy afternoon, a service will l>e held in the .VlKl-'ein'; chun'h   at   2.30   o'l-livk.
The Lite Mr. Ijingdon hal b'fen III a long time hut his death was nnexp^ftcil. He did not show any evidence of a weakened condition.
Three daughtero. Mn> Phoebe Cnz sine, of RockvUle Centre; Mr* Florence Smiai. of Jamaica: Mrs AJlee Bailey, of Inwood: two sons. William 'i. i'f Jtockville Centre. Oliver of Malverne: three brothers, Abraham o( Hemp«te«d: William ot Cedarhurst. Henry cf Val : tba appeal of the employed of the lar^e ler fMrsam and a sister, Mr*. EkMBW j packers for government action tn pre- ' Whlto of Wowlhaven, tocathar *i^j vwt tng* redueiiaaA Hacretary of Ljt- i tovrtaoA ffgn^tttUratt gmA .M«>>
ffa»- %fi» am ,tfy.
$1,000; and Sylvester Hedell of HU Penn street. Brooklyn, was reduced in the same sum: Hann.ah Hearles, of River port, R. I,, was given $1,000 which wan later revoked as was the $500 given tn Orace   Llvingnton,  of  Bellmore;  Emma
ed   that   to  Sl.AOO,
No Aetitm on  PaHcers'  Appeal
Washington.  March  11.—The Depart-
the   department   the   eutire   ytmr   Juat  a,«ot of labor  has taken no action on