Daily Review of Nassau County 19210405

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Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1921
VoL XXIV, No. 36
$111,010 BAIL
keeps murder whnessinjail
TO CHECK UP TAXES
.St.i<c  nnd   I.ocal   OfHcials   to   Meet April S7
i Minr»ola, Aiirll B.—Tho Now York ' .State T;Vx fommIs«ion«'rs tcxiay notlflol the Hoarfl of SupcrvisorB that tlioy would mfi't with thc mfmitfj-H of the HiiporviBors' lioiirrt anrt tho town and village assoHSors at thc (^ourt House; here' on April 2T at 10 oVlOfk in tho morninff.
IPhis i* thc annii.'U meftlng of the state eommi.sKloners with the local .i.s- sessorM. They will l(H>iv over the 1920 t.'ix roll.s aiKl tnke ur) wilh the local mi-n any matter Ihul iel;it4's to lhe t.ixation sit uo tion H.
VETS RELIEF COMMriTEE IN SESSION!
Dominick Ricciardi, Who Saw Glen Cove Street Fight, Rean^ested After Release by PoUce Justice —Assistant District Attorney Edwards Considers Him Im¬ portant Witness For the People
Mlneoln. Apri! f).-Although .4io l'»'> been releaHf<5 hut a short t1m»^ hefore l)orninlel< Hie.ianU's ilberiy V»hs short lived and he is iiRain in jull, held as ;i material wit neus in the murder of U'Keo fircreo who wns woundrd so Ivully in a stroet HKht in (Jlen Cove that lie died twenty-four houiM later.
ni'-eiar<li was released by Poliee .ludge Coel<H Friday and tal<pn in custody Mit(h<-1 Field, .V. Y.. April .1.—After aRnln on Saturday nlRht. Today .JudKo many darinjf exploits in the air l.icut. Lewis .T.  Smith,  in  tbe County Court.   Clyde li.  Fint-r. ot    tho     FIr.Ht     Aero
Squadrfin, e.-ime to Klief lo<l;iy wben  he
LIEUT. FINTER HAS NARROW ESCAPE
President Harding in Letter Advis
es    Chairman    to    Investigate!<¦"""'•" derided today that
"Failures  To Care  For  These
Men" and Not Intent   of   the
Law—Will Report Findings to
Congress
Daring Aviator Wrecks .His and
Another Plane While Making
Landing
tileit to  land after a   flif?bt.
He wrecked his piano l)Ut w.i.s bini- seif unhurt except for biui.«es and scratehes.
l.ieut. Flnter wus returning from a flisht that had gone well but as hc 8Woopf>(l down to make liis l;indinp be I'li.scaliiilaled hi.s diKtanoe and tja.shed into a st.indinK plane. Tlie sliip tKiil the lieutenant drove was liadly damased and tho other one was also murli wrecked. That the flier oseaped unin¬ jured s<>emetl nothing short of miracu-: louM liecause his machine turned ;i com-: T>lete .somersault.
Fintor is one of tho throe men whom : r.iinit. Beau rfH'ontly took up L'..">00 foet; unit then let them drop into siiaco to: Klide hack to earth with the aid of ai parachute. Having done thnt stunt Fin-! ter comes to grief today with nothing I to .stop a perfect landing. He immediate.' ly took out another |>iane, made a per- :
HERMAN DEFEATS SOLSBERG IN 7TH
Tactics Showed He Is Determined
to Become Challenger of Joe
Lynch and Title
fixed bail nt $10,000. Hc was remanded to jaii when this sum was nnt foithcom- Ing.
.ludge Smith said that booiuse of th(=< flreumstanci's surrounding rhc ease he would entertain a motion for a bond in excess of Sn.OOO and Assistant Oi.strlct Attorney Wood .iskcd that il be Iixed In tbc sum of $10,000. Several frlenils of tlie man wero present to give $5,000 ball for blm but tbey <rid not pul up tbe larger sum.
. .lames I'ardo, Salvatore DeLoggla and Tonv Mordt are under arrest in eon- nivllon with murder. Their examination ¦was set for Inst Kriday bnl assistant l)istrict ,\ttorncy i'Mwanls was not ready to iiro^'ced tben. I'oliro .Tudge Cocks set tiie examlnalion percmptonni- ^ ly for this morning nnd In tho mean¬ time, according to the atfldavit by Assis¬ tant District Attorney J':(lvvards "one of tbe defendants ciHJ*isel, Charles T. .Vic- Cartby obtjiined trom .Judge Cocks, tho
police judge, an  order for tbe dischargo i feet flight and landing of the material wilne.ss for the pi>ople." This witness w»is Ricciardi. I
Atr. .^Iwards, , in bis afTidavit, al.so -says that no notice lliat iKiii was iibout to be furnished was given the District Attorney .so that the iiiUer could have made timely ajiplicalion to the Supreme 'Coiiit lor n new order to hold "this Very imjiorlant and material witness."
Mr. I'VTwarUs rifTldavlt conlinuing .snvs nf i!lcclardi, "ife. as far as my inior- niation goes, was tho only friend of the decea.sed present at or near tho place Vbei-c the dcfendanls att.'icked biiu. The release of tlio niateri.'il witness for the I'eople, Hicciardo, is very serious to the peoiile's ca.so, because In these Italian ctt.sos as soon as it Is huirued that a ¦Witness is about to Rivu important testi¬ mony againat an Italian there is usually some way found to frighten Ihem into slleiu'c and this will bo the iirohable I'e- sult In Oils case. Witliout Ric<iardrs testimony thore is grave doubt whether the IVoiile can prove sufficient facts to even Justify un indictment against the defendants.
"\Vo think It is a serious breach Of duty on the part of ony public offlcial. especially in a murder case to have re¬ leased the reoples' witness without tlrst specifically calling the J>lstrict Attor¬ ney's attention to th« fact that it was aliout  to  bo  done."
.Ai^nisiant District Attorney Kdwards also snid that a Justice of the peace had never refused the state time to get ready for' an examination in a murder case since that examination had to be flnished itt one sitting.
Following the release of the witness ¦nicclardl by .ludge Cocks the'District 'Attorney got an order of re-arrest from Judge Smith, the county ju^e, and Rlcoiordi was locked up here. : This morning before Judge Cooks the men chargtd with the murder were arraigned but no examination was held since counsel for the defendants did not appear.
After waiting sometirpe Mr. Kdwards told ShorlfT Smith to return the pris¬ oners to the county jail on the order of .Tudge Cocks "or without U" and that was done.
Roth   District   Attornejr   NVeeks   nnd AssUtant   District   Attorney   Kdwards ,' have  held   that  the   murder  ouse  \\tm badly  handled  in  05 ten  Cove  from  thp atart und in the uflHIavit submitted to day Mr. Kdwards calls attention to the fact   that   although   the   victim  of  the j fight was found within a few^minutes) after made
j AYashington. .\pril .").—The American p<H(ple want to prove the jiubllc's grat¬ itude to the men who served in the World   War.  President   Harding  declar-
¦ ed today in a letter nddressed to the j committee headed by Charles (i. Dawes ' of Chicago,  which  he  haa appointed to
¦ Investigate   the   measures   for   relief  of i dlsfibled   service   men. , I     The Prosidont advifted the committee, I which  is lioldlng its first meeting here
tmlay, not to investigate the intent of the laws providing relief, declaring that it is well understood that the laws intend to "deal Justly and generous¬ ly" with the veterans, but he urged the committee to Inquire thoroughly Into the "failures to care for these men" and "abuses" which inay have ari.sen.
The problem of the care ot former! 'Id'ng in .service men devolves under three heads —physical care, financial assistance and Industrial aid—the committee was lold by Col. F. \Y. Calbrnltli.''.jr.. Nat¬ ional Commander of fbe .Vmerican I.e¬ gion. He pointed out that each of these heads is ^'ifbw cared for by a .separate bureau of the government and declared  that the  "law is defective."
Col. fJalbraith said that the need is for decentralized bureaus whldi can be spread over the country, in order that thc needy men can  be found an.I
CHARLtS LEAVES HUNGARY
Despatebes Say He Is Now on Way to Switzerland  /^
lyindon. -April 5.—Former Kmperor Charles is if-ported to have left Steina- manger. Hungai-y, and to be on hjs way to Switzerland, accoi'ding to dispatches iiceived here early this afternoon. A previous dispatch to the Stiir from
\'l^-nna   said   lie   was   to   leave   at   ten ^ 	
o'clock  this morning. |_ _ . i«iifpi«.
Geneva, April 5.—The Swiss Federal rOOr Promment JunstS,W.S.Pettit, it will can¬ cel peifTTiis.sion to Former Kmperor Charles of Austria to return to Swit¬ zerland if he further delays his deiiart- ure from  Hungary.
Thc Council al.so reserves the right fo deport the former ruler If the results cf nn itiguliy into his alleged intrigues warr;uit it.
SUPREME COURT VACANCY BRINGS OUTCANDIDATES
L. J. Smith, L. D. Howell and C. R. Weeks, All Mentioned As Possibilities — Two Vacancies Will Occw and Nassau Feels EntiUed to One Appointment
HURT LEAVING TRAIN
PassenRer  Stepited on Dress and  Miss , YouDK FeU
I"   Frcciwtt,   April   B.—Mrs.   Krank   E.
Young  of  58   Pearsall  avenue  was  In-
) jured   Saturday   evening   ¦while   aligh;-
' ing   frorn   a   train    at    th«    Kreeport
station. ^
The   accident' happened   about   mid¬ night.   Mrs. Toung was getting off the ! car when a luisseng.er behind her step- ' tied   on   her   dress   and   threw   her   be- ' tween  th"  platform and the rails.
Her   left   leg   was   painfully   bruised.
, She was attended by Dr. CumiiiiiiKs of
' North  Bergen pla<e.    Mrs.  Young was
accomiMinied by her husliand. son   ani
daughter.
THROWN FROM BICYCLE
I .Mineola. April ."i.—Who will be Na.K.sau ! County's favorite .son to be endorsed for the  place of Justice of Hupreme Court
  I from   this  district?
Lad Knoclied Down Ky .Auto When He!     This  is  a  question that   Is  agitating Tries lo .Malie a Quicit Turn the  "best  minds" Ju.st now and to the
innocent  bystander  it  would  .seem  that
Kreejiort,   .\pril   .5.—^Joseph   .Vlorrello
William  S.  Pettit, of Woodmere. Is the
fpf  I'll  North   .Main  .stri^et   was  thrown
from his bicycle when strui k by an ! man who may carry the support of the automobile Saturday afternoon. He Na.«.sau (^ounty Republicans, although was   but   slightly   injured. 'there  are  .several  likely  candidates.
The car wns operated by Mrs. Marie j There are conferences of the leaders A. Vossler of Hempstead avenue and|,,ei„^. held ntm- from time to time and Babylon Turnpike ami the accident i ^ j„ ij^Hy that soon there will be a happened   at   .South    Main    street    and , f^,,,^^-, „nn„j,ncpment th.-vt the Republi-
.\owtown   INiulevard.
Mrs.   VofSler   reported   the   accident hersfelf.   und   stated   that   the   boy   was
cans are urging f^,overnor Miller to ap- t)ninl   .Mr.  IVitii  to the place made va¬ cant in the Second District of Supreme ront   <.f   her  and   turned  -so j (.„„,.,  ^y  the   resignation  of Jusice Al- quickly that It  was impossible to avoi.l: „^pj   ,.,   j^^^^^   presiding  justice of  the i   collision.    The  bicycle   was   not  liad- damaged.
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LUTHERANS CALL PASTOR
-Appellate Court.
When this resignation goes into ef¬ fect there will l>e ri.-oniolionK and changes and  the   required  justices  will
¦^  j be   made   up   from   the   new   ones   ap-
Heiiry .Faeob  Kloin. .Student,  Iiivlte<l  to i jiointed and elected.
tome  to   Holy   Truiity jvir. I'ettit ran for the nomination for
  i Ju.stice of Supreme Court last fall but
Rockville Centre. April r..—The con-, failed to get it The man to he se-1 gregation of Holy Trinity Liifbcran ! i,.(.tp,] this time will be appointed by; Chuicli   nicf  last   night  and  extended  a   th." 'Covernor   but   he   will   onlv   .serve-
cnll   lo   the   Rev.   Henry   Jacob   Klom   until the next general election at which that  assistance   can  be   given  to  them   of   Reading,   Pa. time he will seek election at the hands
promptly.    He emphasized the need for       He is callod to fill the v.acancy cre.-ited   nf the people.
additional  hospitals. ; hy  fhe   resignafioti   of   Pastor   Rehrend j     Judge  Lewis  J.   .Smith,  judge  of  thc
lirigadier General  Sawyer, President I Mehrtens,  who accepted a call in  New   c.ounfy  Court,  is looked on as a  man i
Harding's personal physician, is sitting   Haven,  Conn.
with fhe investigating committee as the 1     jir.   Fiom   I
¦nialive   of  the   I'resldent.
STEINWAY BOYS DRIVE OFF THIEVES
, Noise at Window Awakens Family I     and Multi-Millionaire's Sons I Give Chase
Mlneola. April 5.—Aroused from their sleep by the noise of .someone at a window the two sons of K. H. Stein- way, the multi-millionaire piano manu¬ facturer of C.reat Neck, raced down stairs with revolvers nnd found two men had sought to gain entrance to tho  house.
The Steinway family had retired for fhe night when sometime between eleven and midnight thoy heaid the tinkling of broken glass. Some ot tbo momljers of the family were only par¬ tially {'lad and among them were the two   young  i»>en.
Tlie>- got Siie revolvers and hurried downstairs. The burglars evidently heard ihem coming for fhey starlod to run almost immiKiiately. The lioys gave chase and fired shots at the flwing forms who diSitppeared into the night.
Constable Charles -Vnder.son and Tin¬ tle are today making invostigation of tbe ciicunistances concerning the at¬ tempt   to enter  the  house.
JUSTICE YOUNG DEFERS ACnON ON DISMISSAL
Listens to Motion to Dismiss In¬ dictments Against G. Wilbur Doughty and Sheriff Charles W. *Smith in Pougbkeepsie and Takes Papers — Decision to Come Later
papers  under would   render
¦pi<
EZRA DE FOREST A SUICIDE
Jumps   Krom   Attic  Window  of   Mont¬ elair Home t« iCoadvvuy
now a student in Mt. Air>' College iind expects to graduate in .lune. .Should he accept this call it wonftl  be hi.^  flr;<t  charge.
HEMPSTEAD BOARD . TO MEET TONIGHT
Freeport. April r,.—Pete Herman, former bantamweight champion of the world, kncrkrd out .lohnny Solsberg in the   .seventh   round   of   their   scheduled '
10-round   bout" at   tho   Auditorium   last'   ,        , ,        ,   j ,   u,    , ...   ii-n
¦¦Ithe  attic   window   ot   his  home   at   4fi.'i night.    That  is  the  bare  fact. j y^^n^y   ro.ad.   Upper   Montelair.   to   tbe
It does not tell that Herman is work-1 driveway  below,   according  to  the  au- Ing his way hack through a string ot   thorities. tough fighters In order to challenge Jos I.,ynch  again  and  regain  his  title.    It
DUCKY" SMITH MENTIONED FOR NEXT FIRE CHIEF
.Montelair, N. .1., .Vpril i'.—F.zra Dc ; Forest, prominent citizen ot Montelair and a member of the Board otf Tru.s- | tees   ot   the   Penn    Mutual  ¦*Insurancc I
Coinpany    ot   Philadelphia,   committed i 	
suicide   early   today   by   Jumping   from j Firemen ArC GoSsipiug On  Eve of
Election And May Write in Name
who i.''! a formidable contendi'r for the place on the Supreme Court bench. During   his   time   or.   the -iienclk^Jndge
Smith  has gained n wonderful  poimlar- 	
ity which added to the standing he had)! ExpeCted   tO   CoUsider   PoHce   Ap- as  an  able  lawyer  an.I as  district  at pointmcuts  aud  Automoblle
torney makes him a tnan to.be reckoned' with when there is any gift within the hands of tho people. If is always a diflkult  thing  for   a  man   fo   serve  his*
Parking Space
.- Pougbkeepsie, .April .">.—Before Su¬ preme Justice .Addison Young here to¬ day. Henry W. I't.'ihart, counsel for C.. Wilbur Doughty and Sheriff Charl-» W. .Smith, moved for a dismt.ssal of thc in.llctnient agiunst these two men and .luslice Young Lwik th.' j advisement and said he I a decision later.
District .Attorney Charles R. Weeka and .Assistant Attorney Klvin N. Kd¬ wards of Nassau f'ounty at>peariMl for the state in or>posltiun to the motion. District -Attorney Weeks aubmitfiHt a long artldavit in which he leviewod lhe • ase against the two (Ictciuiaius dwell¬ ing parti.iilarly upon tlm evidence of .l.ihn M. Klelsher. foniior socretai-y oi' tbo* Nassau C.iunty Association ami whose testimony was dlscreilite.l on the wltnes.s stand in lhe trial of the I ase  in   N.issaii  County.
The indictment against Mr. Doughty and Sheriff Smith grew nut nf chiuges In relation to gambling in Nassnu County. Thoy were charged with con¬ spiracy In Ihat it was alleged that they "profe<'ted" the gumblers from prose- cuti.in  b.v  the authorities.
The (ii^t tj;ial en.ied in a disagree- incijl. .Mr. I'terliart. in making bis motion today, ask.xl for a dismissal on tbe grouml that a long time hn.l elapsed since the indictment was made. There having been suftlcient time to try the case again and falling fo have immediate retrial he Insisted that tho indictinent be dismissed for lade ot prof:'-ciilion.
GUATOIALA BOY ASKS LEGION'S AID
Hempstead.    .April    .5.—The    Village I country faithfully and well as tho pub. iB""''*' ^^ill  hold a regular me(>tlng fhls ; lie  iirosecutor and  retire  from  that   of- ; fico a poiiular citizen.    But Judge Smith
AAhen   tound   by   bis   wife    his    head
was   split   from   the   crown   almost   to
his  neck.
does not tell of tho terrific heating that '     or.    Philip    Krlchbaum,    who    was
Solsberg stood and how he was game ¦ summoned,   declared    that   death    had
all the way through. ' been  instantaneous.
Herman started In from the first hell i     ^'•¦'  "^  '^'*'*^''"'   "^^^
was   70   years old,   has  been   in   ill   health   for   some yours,   and   recently   returned   from   a winti'T   in   Florida   little   Improved. Mr. De Forest was tho general agent L httle  in-fighter and it i''^ the Penn Mutual Insurance Compa¬ ny with offices at 220 Broadway.  Now York.    He  has  lived  In  Montelair  for chances of getting iMick his crown are ! iv^-enfy-five years, nnd Is a memlier of bright..    It   was   a   liattle   liotwcn   two ' the     Montelair.     Coinm.inwealth     and men   who   knew   the   game.     Solsberg I Upper    Montelair    Country    Clubs    ot
with a great display of science, and i went aftjer his man carefully, wearing I him dow'n by degrees, and it told. Her- { man l-s n gr he gets another buttle with  I^ynch tho
went down in fhe fourth, flfth, and twice iq the sixth rounds. In the sev¬ enth Herman put him away for the count.
Montelair  ond  the   Lotus Club ot  New York.
Until 1900 he was prominently Iden¬ tified with National tJuard circles in New Jersey, serving as captain, major
Rockville Centie, -April .'..—Conster¬ nation has been thrown into the local flr.'men's political campaign. .A dark horse is .said to have ,been carefully groomed and will come out for Chief Knglneer of the flre department al the election Thursday night. The name of a very active man was on the tongues of  the   flremen   in  tho  various   hou.ses i Charles R. Weeks, who has been men-
did just th.at thing and as a member of the judiciary ho has adde.l to lutt-..iipp- ulnrity as a lawyer nnd a man.
J>Ja.s.snu County has yet. another in the iier.son of Surrogate I-oone D. How¬ ell, who might easily be the choice ot tho people for the SupremA Court friend, an able lawyer with a larrge ex¬ perience and ono who hiis filled tho surrogate's bench with distinction he is ea.sily as formidable a factor as either of the others mentioned for the higher judicial offlce.
There    Is     al.so      District     Attorney
Al Ketchel of Freeport won the de- I and lieutenant <>olonel In the 23rd iteg- cislon over Johnnie Murray of BrTrT- ' ""^"^ '"' «'""kl>n- 1" I-'"" '^e was lyn in another ten round battle. Ketch-
electod colonel  of the  regiment but de¬ clined   and   retired   from   tht-   National el  is  a   wonder  in  a  clinch .and  uses i Onnrtl.      ' '
both arms like lightning.    There were j     He is survived by his wife and two
many who I'ommented on the decision,' daughters.
I claiming   that   it   should   have  been   a
dr.iw.    Murray is a careful boy in tho j 	
ring   and   guve   Ketchel     punch     t.n-{Cirrus Wili Arrive in Hempsteai] Village
punch  throughout the whole mill. 'Hei May 't'.i
tried   in   the , tenth   for   a   "kayo"  but 	
could not land it.    The sixth was tho |     Heinpstead.   .*.pr{J   5.— Here's  an  an-
fastc-st   round   of   the   bout >ut   ended f nounecment  that  wiil  bring joy  to all
JOY FOR THE KIDDIES
without anyone hitting the mat. Jonn I McAvoy WHS referee of the flnal ani seml-flnal bouts.
Hilly L,e Vine and Joel Zeller mixed! It for ten rounds and although Zeller \ was the larger of the two he was up:
the Shooting that no arrest  was , ^^^,^^^ ^ ^^^^^ .^^ ,„  ^ ^.,^^   wh6,par,< until  "12 or 14 hours later." | ,^„     , ^^^ „^j,j,„g 3,, ^^^ throug.iL*;b
tioned as the man well qualified for the Stipreme Court bench and he is the forceful kind who ha.s made him.self felt on more than  one occasion.
These men are all NaH.sau's of course, but   there  are   candldat>?s    from    Rich¬ mond,    Suffolk.     Kings,     and    tjueens I i.'ounties. all of which place.'-: are in.the! same  Supreme Court  District with this! lounly. I
That   Na.s.sau   is   entitled   to  at   least' one   Supreme   Court  ju.lge   is  concede<l ' and since former Justice Scudder failed of reelection there has been no resident ¦ judge here. ._   I
That there will be more than one va- ] .•ancy on the Supreme Court Vench In ' this district is al.so anticipated, for be- I
evening, when it is expected thai .sev- I eral matters) of importance will be I acted upon.
I Police matters,are likely to have con¬ siderable attenflop Qjjt the part of the 1 Bourd. No policemen ,^iavo thus far I been appointed b.v the new Board. I which has been awaiting, until tho new I chief. I'. A. Seaman, look hold and : made recommendations. It is possible i thut appointments will im ' made this ; evening. j     Chief  Seaman   is  expected    also    to
¦ recommend the erection of police j IxDtlis at the edge of the village, s.i I thu.l p.ilice can ix' kept on fixed post ' and be available when ¦wunted to send
to any part ot tho territory.
T'Uffli- regulations and automobile I stands seem likely to form another • matter for dlHciisslon. Chief Seaman i is     in     tav.u-   of   establishing   stands
¦ v.b. re automobiles-cun iiurk, s.i as not • '•   b!o»-k   the   curb   lines   an.I   prevent
! cars from driving np to pla.es of busi¬ ness. This -juatter was taken up by the former iKMird of trustees and an ordinan.-e    ¦«as     drawn.     It   wus   not
.Sun.lay  morning.
First Assistant Chief I.arry Water¬ man, who is the logical candidate tbr the position, r.-ceived a.ssurance from many thaf he woul.l be el.^cfed. Several of tbe Hre comimnies went so tar ns to endorse him. Thei-e ^vas no oppositron in the fleld, and the recent outbreak is uot  clearly  under.stood.
The man mentione.1 as a competitor for ihe position Is Fred Smith of the Alert Hose Cotnpany, who is better kn.>wn as "Ducky" Smith. His fame as a flre flghter is known throughout thc whole  South  Side.
Smith has otten_ been referred to a» >>. man whoso knowledge of flre flghting Is remarkable. Several have said that with "Ducky " Smith and "Art" Flana¬ gan tUey would be willing to tackle any	
flix'. ••¦nucky" has had experience in <''o«p «<> «he age limit of .seventy years, j y,,,'^ will leave ample spa.-e for trafflc the city depaitment. and is -surely quail-1 That would mean two appointments by j „^ either side and at the same time fled to hold the higestoflflce of the Rock-!»he Oovernor and two men to be elected I ^^.„ j^^^p t^e machines out of the vilie Centre Depa-rtment .should fhe Hre-   at the following general  election. I „..,^.   .^.^^j,   (he   owners   wish   to   have
, ' A	
men chose to elect  him. ^ th'in stand for n»iy length of tme.    It
Why  tlie-re has "oeen  a  sudden   turn ' C.AI.IFORXl.A  ML'8IC : ^.,ji also be a stand fnr taxicabs.
against Waterman  Is not known.    Ru- HE.ARD   IN   EA.ST.i     Liberty stroet. weat of tho town ball,
Son   of   Former   President   Says
Father Stood By America in
Recent War
Washington, April r>.—.Manuel Ks- frada Cabrera, son of lisfrada Cabrera, f.jrincr Presldcijt of Cualeinulu, Who Is in prison in fJuntemula City. Uslay lip- peal.'d to the Anierican I.egion ff) sup port biin In his (efforts to g;iln his father's freedom. . ¦»       "^
In a long telegram trt'-^olonel K. AY. Calliralth, commandef-ln-<hlef .if the I.egion, the "young man* polnte.l out thut President Cabrera, who us heail of thi' C.ualemalan Rcpublli' was the flrst in Ceiilral America lo follow the L'nifeil States Into the great, war, today "lan¬ guishes in a felon's cell in (Uiutemala, 11 poliiiinl prisoner actually in tho cus- t.nly of a minlst.'r .if war who is an ex-Corinan soldier."
Y.IU 111,' Cibrera virtually accu.scd th<< Wi-lsiiu .iidinlnistration of Imd faith in lelusiiig f.l tuk.-'activo steiis to bring nliout the release of the deposed picsl- .(••iit. .Nho he asserted, was imjirlsoned IIS a result of the "wanton violation .>!' a   s.'lemn   pa<'t   entered  int-o  under  the
adopteil.   however,   liecause   it   did   not' |iroteitlon  of  the  American   flag."    Hr- peem   to   ac.'omplish   the   purpose   de-; stnf.'d .he   Is   hofieful     that     President' sired, and it was laid over. jllariling    und    Secretary  Hughes   will
Under the plan of Chief .Seaman andj pr.ix e more aymiwthetit^ und asked that whi<;h he Is expected to recomiiM-nd to''the I.egion lend its support bc.'au.s'! the B.Kird, a cab stand would be estab-' •( the aid Cabrera gave the Allies diir- lished on Kulton uvenue, between .Main 1 :iik the war.
sides Ju.stice Jenks  retirement there is 1   ,,j Franklin streets, the < ars to stand!     Pre-ident     Cabrera.      the     telegram the   going  of   Justice   i^tnam,   who   '«j ,bagonalIy   In   the   middle  of   the   roud. | staf •d, waa overthrown through treuch-
cry inspired by Oermau estate owners. ¦.'.li'i;»e properties he had wlzed piir- sitari-t to the suggestion of Pr.'sident Wilson.
"In spite of a formal capltMlatlon vus-anteelng the aufety und the itt violi.bllily   of   his   proiierty,   siiggente'l
mors are rife.    It has been said he in-   1 hi expocfed also to Ix; designated aa a   by, atKl drawn and signed jn. the y\rnfr-
tenda to rent his house tor the .summer}     Haverhill, Mass., April 6.—Bitting in j ntiind  lor cars  that stop at  the  town   ican   l-^gatlon   in   the  iirosence  of  the
~        ""*    '""   "'   ""'"   ' "   " '   i-Xnurican mlnlHlei'."  the  telegram eon-
and po to Ijfiurd in the oity-    The fltMrthe   parlor   of  his   h.»me  on   Kern wood, hull and places In that vicinity.
men  intend  having a  resident chief if ! avenue,   Bradford.   Daniel  O.   Kllis  Hh- \ -p	
possible. t<'n««l  *"  «'*e  strains  ot    the    musical       BASKETBALL  AT  FREEPORT
number "Way Down in Old Virginia,' 1 played on a phonograph in .Ivalon, oni
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tInu'K. "he was nevertheless not only thrii,-»t .Into a dungeon in the common jull, but also roblM-d of everything ba poanemmmd."
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the  kiddles,  ages  3   to  S3. .\  circus   is  coming  lo  town! The  advance   man   of   the   Walter I... Main   <'lrcus   was   hero   yesterday   nnd made arrangements  for  the coming of   pujfyn;|   yttUNt  IN  flUtL i""*"" "¦¦ »¦ i."""uk.«o.. ... .^v«.un. oni     ^.,.^,..,^,.1,     April     5.-The     Kreeport
the   show   to  this  vllMMfe  on   Muy   23. 1 fOIIORS  FOR THE SICK! ^"** Catalina Island, off the oast ot, o«.p.rtinent    Basket    Ball    taam
sons' fleld. where the Aitoonas play Uf  UliUUKd TUR   IHC Wi.Ii 1 palifomla.    The  word*  and the  mualc 1'^.,   „,„„ Kloral Park  this evenlna for
qed the flghting all the way throug.i I hasv-hall. was engaged for that date, a|         .    ^    ,.       .     "t the number relayed acrc«s the con-i..   ' "^ v<.—»,.   r-      ,..
land won the decision.    Zeller formerly! ,„.,n„e was obtained from Village Clwk       Washington,   April   ..-A   decline   in^,„^„^ ^^ radiophone, or whele«, tele-   '^'^.I^'Tp    w .-v.^-^rT .k ^^^Z'
,fhught under the name of Joe Rivers.      Parsons, und  everything is all set for' Prices  of liquor for  the sick  ha« been     j,^^     ^^^., ^^^^^ ^^ ^ ,^ the  "" t. "tV.!.   Prrlc  t^Z Z   S h .l      . *    u   ^     The    'oldest   famllv
 ^ I     In   fhe   preliminary   six   r<?und   bout,the    coming    of   one    of   the   «ev..-ral   Predicte.1 to prohibition officials. ! instrument were m an adjoining room.,     T^^;/'.'7'     !«-  Z^ . r^ ^. ¦"""•   •'        ".Z^^jZnedZm
P.V.er8on. N. J.. April 5.-Six masked I young Scott of LynbrooJv knocked out i ..or^atest   on   Earth '   caUope.  camels.      Whiskey,   wine   und   other   medicinal  _^ "• Irc-ently   wben   they  won   from  Ce^lax-j in     town'    roni<'«t   was  opened   by  a
men  enteretl  the   oftloa  of    the    leal j gailor JUdiheean of the Rotkaway Na-i (.i-nhants   'n everything 'liquors, under the late.st government or- CommmsionerB Asked t« Redgn       ' hursi   and   the   freeport   team   had   a   Paris  paper recently  with aatoniaamg
Standurd' tWl  plant  at  2  «.  m.   today, j val Station in the B«cond round.    The^ ' \ ! Jpr, are being bought by druggist.s di- _  Igood oppoitunity ta size them up andl r.-suUs.    l^ne de Heron de Villefoaa*.
and after overpowering two watchmen, i sailor  hit   the  floor four  times  In   the .S<Hith  Side Choral  Club i "^t  from  distiller's warehouses.    TTiia      Albany,   N.   Y.,   April   5.—Oovemor i S«-' * "»« <»' |"'*f pSayir.s.      ,   •" j B.-v.-n!een yair. «Jd. dyj: int© th« fam.
blev.- two safes and stole $1,000 In caan, I tlrst, nearly going out of the ring, ani * ¦ j ruts out the middlemen's proflt. .Miller     this     afternoon   demanded   of'     It   will   be   a   hotly   ecmtested  game j llv   n < ords   and   discovered   that   the
nnd 4 .,,10 l.il)erty Bonds. j goon   after   the   s«?ond   opened   .Sailo.-      Rockville   Centre.   Aprii   5.—The   ar-!    OScjals in charge of enforcement said; state   Hospital  Commlaalonera  Freder-  '¦•«'"«'¦'•'»" "ntah and a large crowd' (imi   V  Vlllefos«es movwl to Parla In
! heard the biMiea aing.   Ivoiila Magno'la' rangements  committee   of   the   SoutB 1 today thay  have  made  it  poaaible for  ick A. Higglna aiifd Charlea W. Pllgrlnv'of    rooters   are    expected    to   he    onjlC''   und   that   the   family   had   live*!
refereed   tho   flmt   two   bouta.     Billv   Side  Choral   Club Jaet   laat   Thursday i reUH druggists to save more  than 25   that thjy shmw wcatiaa bafore him on   huod   to   root   foi^   th*    homa   team.jh i-    «iver    mnce.    Then  along carna
i Marlow challenged the winner of  tho j right at the home of the ehalrmMi. R. ' per cent inthe cost of me<licinal liquors Thursday why  they should not he fa-1 Floral Park will have a rollowing too.   Hem:.'   Cochin   irlth   a   family   album
!,,.....,... o»i„...._    w„„|      Thg    .tudere^'c.   Daiaiev.    Plana  wmtem  made  for   aland that this reduction should at once  moved or in tho maanUma raaigB ba-i    The  Kreeport H.  S.  0|rla  will  playlahwlng that bia graat-great-atc. grapd-
V   and  Al" Me'r-! concert to he given Friday night, April |be  inflected In a low«ir <*ars« ta thai caua» of criticism mado by Uiam of tha   th*  <>.can  Uide girhi un4 an  intereat-! dudtly wss a member of the mtmteliwi
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