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FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 89, 191«
FOB PRESIDENT
Charles Evans Hughes
of New Tork FOB > ICE-PRESIDENT
Charles W. Fairbanks
of Indiana
Governor CHABLEH M. >VHITXAN New Yorlt Lleatenant-Govemor ICDUARD SCHOENECK Onondaga Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO Jefferson Comptroller EUGENE M. TRAVIS Kings State Treasurer JA.MES L. >YKLLS Bronx Attorney-General EGBURT E- WOODBUBi: Chantauqna State Engineer FRANK M. WILIJAMS Orange Cliief Judge Court of Appeals FRANK H. HISCOCK Onondaga Associate Jndge Court nf Appeals CUTHBERT W. POUND Niagara United States Senator WILLIA.W M. CALDER Brooklyn Jnstlee of thc Siinrein'' Cnnrt JAMES C. CROPSEY Brooklyn Representative in Congress FREDERICK C. HICKS Port Washlagton State Senator GEORGE I^ THOMPSON Kings Faik Member of Asseinbly THOMAS A. McWHINNEY Lawreace Connty Jndge LEWIS J. SMITH Hempstead Sarrofate LEONE D. HOWELL Mineola Sheriff PHINEAS|> A. SEAMAN „^:.;: Reaipstead Coanty Clerit THOMAS S. CHESHIRE Woodmere County Treasurer WILUAM E. LUYSTER Glen Cove District Attorney CHARLES R. WEEKS Port Washington Connty Comptroller EARL J. BENNETT Rockville Centre County Sup. of the Poor CLAUDE C. VAN DEUSEN Kockville Centre
Moataaa. N'ew York« Nevada, Oliio, Mlsaourf. Virsiaia aad Mississippi.
Otft of these seventeen candidates, tiM RepabUcans must elect eigbt to overturn the Democratic majority in tbe Senate. Five of thme states are oertataly Oeisocratie- If tbe Progres¬ sives in New York, Ohio, I^ew Jersey^ Nebraska and West Virginia vote for the Republican ticket in the same proportion as tbey did in Maine, all will elect Kepublican senators—flve. To get the three more required tbe Republicans bave Arizona. Indiana 2, Tennessee, Maryland, Montana, Ne¬ vada and Missouri. In each of these states tbe Republicans bave a good flghting chance. To get three out of ixbt (iocs not appear Impossible and tbe "100 per cent, campaign" wblcb Mr. Wlllcox purposes to wage to change the political complexion of the Senate ought to turn tbe tricic
The Democratic margin in tbe House is small, and witb tbe Moosers voting with the Republicans, there seems to bc no doubt but the next House of Representatives will be Re- publican.
THESE PIPING TIMES OF PEACE
CARRANZA AND.WILSON-THE EVPERTS
HOME TEAM LOSES
The Rockvllie Centre team defeat- el the Freeport A. A. last Saturday by the score of 2 to 0.
The Freepfirt boys were much w.^akened by the loss of I,ewl8, Ker- )ty ami Soper, who all had to worit.
^edell pitched a good game, fan nfnt^ M men, walking 1, tt-i allo'v- liig bui 6 hits. L«ee also twirled a f.ne game, fanned 8 men, talking :i. aild allowing 6 hits. Battery error^j WlMt lesponsible for tbe l^as of the latxtc b> Frteport-
Rj<-itoii Bcored both runs for lUic'it'ilie centre and is p. ll somi^? ;'.Mti. 1.,a kville Ceotre *lil be th attraction ;igain at PYeeujit. Game to Plan e.t 3.30.
Rockville Centre A. C.
Player Carrigan 3B .. Hunter SS ... Ryerson RF
Kaab LF
I>ongnecker IB
lAie P
Dooley 2B
O'Calaghan CF Murray C, ....
Total 2 6 24 6 2 1
Freonort A. A. ;
CONGRESSIONAL CA-MPAIGN.
Before the Maine election, the Unit¬ ed States Senate was composed of flfty-slx Democrats and thirty-nine Republicans. The Republican tri¬ umph la Maine changed It to flfty- iHr five DemocralB and forty-one Repub¬ licans, in November, thirty-two sen¬ ators arc to be elected to fill tbe placea of seventeen Democrats and flfteen Republicans. To secure con¬ trol of the upper house of Congress, tbe Republicans must elect all of their fifteen candidates and take eigbt from the Democrats. Ttiis looks like a pretty hard taak, but Chairman Will¬ cox of the Republican National Com¬ mittee ia confident tliat it can be done.
The States bow represented by ttae fifteen Repubiioans are New Mexico, Minnesota, Wyoming, Delaware. Wis¬ consin, Rboide Island, Massactausetta, North Dakota, Connecticut, PeMlisyl- vania, Vermont. Washington. Utah. Michigan and California. In none of these States, Mr. Willcox declares, is there any doubt of the success of the Republican ticket. The states of Washington and Wyoming are consid¬ ered doubtful as to Seaatorshipa, but it is'lteUeved that the Republican na¬ tional ticket will pull the Republican senatorial candidates through. I Tbe States represented bjr Dmno- Cr*ta are Arisona. Florida. West Vir¬ ginia. Texas, Nebraaka. Indiana (X),\ Tennesaee. Marylaad. New Jersey,
Player 4U Pettit C ... lai llson 2B . Meaney IB Raynor 3B , Cheshire CF Fussell I.F Schwab RP Johnson SS Bedell P ...
H O 0 F.I 0 2
FOKM REP. CLUB
Pursuant in call issued by the sev¬ eral Republican and Progressive Dis¬ trict Committeemen of the Village of Freeport, a meeting was held last Friday veningi September 22, at the headquarters at 40 Soutb Orove St.. and a Hughes' and Fairbank'a Cam¬ paign Club formed.
Sheriff Peltit, Republican Commit¬ teeman from the 6th District, was unanimously elected temporary chairman and Smith F. Pearsail, temporary secretary.
About 100 mambers were enrolled, following which tte nomination com¬ mittee recommended the following of¬ ficers, who were unanimously elect- dd: President, Stephen P. Pettet; flrst vice president, Elvin Edwards; treasurer. Ernest S. Randall; secre¬ tary. Smith F. Pearsall; honorary >lce presidents: Edward F. Cooh, Frank E. Pitcher. Clarence Lewis, Henry I.. .Maxson, Clinton M. Flint. William F. Cornell, George H. Aring. Georsre V, Kelly. WUllam G. Miller, James E. Dean. Rev. R. H. Scott, WlUlam H. Grace, Samuel H. Smith. John D. Gunning, Rev. J. Sidney Gould, Franklin Bedell, Archer B. Wallace, Harry Barasch, Jeffrey Smith, Joseph R. Clark, Albert H. Hoeckley, Douglass C, Ljtwrence, S. Foster Sprague, Fred Greaves, H. I^ R. Himmel, sr., Cadman H. Freder¬ ick. Daniel Morrison, John B, Cart- wright. Rev, Dwight A. Jordan, Rev. .\. C. Karkau, Roland H. .Mayland and iKa.ic Van Rlpcv.
The regular meetings of the Cluh ;iro to he held each Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, until further notice, and "aoh meinb'!'!- was urged to Invite bis
fi^ienda to be present sad plan to aa acWxn part in the work.
CAMPAIGN UHDBE WAY.
The Young Men's Christian AssO- ^Ution of Nassau and Suffolk Coanty have begun their campaign to under¬ write the budget of forty thousand dollafs which has been adopted by the Board of Directors- Several ini¬ tial gifts, amoonting to over abas thousand dollars, have already been received.
Tbe flrst of a series of ctmferenoes of local leaders was held at Patchogve last Friday evening. On Monday ev¬ ening the Neighborhood Association of Easthampton held a general meet¬ ing, at wbicb R. K. Atkinson and A. S. Reed of the Y. M. C. A. staff pre¬ sented the plan of work >for Long Island. Enthusiastic suppori of the proposed work is assured by many prominent cltUens throughout the two counties.
The campaign will "be closed »jy Oc¬ tober 15, when it is expected that the necessary funds will be pledged.
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THE FREEPORT PRESS
6 24 9 3;
Total 0
Score by Innings: Rockville Centre 0 0 0 10 10 0—2 Freeport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Game called on account of rain.
Two base hits—Ryerson, Lee. Sac¬ riflced bits—Pettit. Left on bases— Freeport 10; Rockville Centre 4. Base on balls off—Bedell 1, Lee 3. Struck out by Bedell 14; Lee 8- Um¬ pire A. Smltb. Time of Game 1.45.
LOCAL POUCE NOTES
John Rojeno. a section hand, in the employ of the L. I. R. R., was held for the action of the Grand Jury In the Freeport Court, Monday. H? was convicted on a charge made against him by sixteen years' old Antoinette Warren, daughter of Ed¬ ward Warren, of Sbonnard Avenue. Antoinette told a sad tale of having been dragged to a shanty hy Ro- jano. who is aged 30, and who has a wife In Italy.
^Vmes Pearsall, of Baldwin, was one of the first victims of the new ve¬ hicle ordinances In this village. He was arrested Saturday under that clause which provides agaln«<t lenv- Ing a vehicle standing within ten feet of a t'l reet corner, within ten feet of a flFP hydrant or flre house, H v/afi fliied <2 by Police Justice Clinton M. Flint.
Slieilff .^S'ophen P. Peltit was nnti- flofi hy tho State Boxing Commission. WVflnpsday, lo be present at the Nas- :^u A. C. In Baldwin, Tuesday even- in r to see that no attempt was made to hold bovlng contests. The com- mlssion revoked the license Issued in, .\iigust, on the ground that the man¬ agement failed to pay tbe principles in the l^abor Day events. No at¬ tempt was made to put on tbe flght, so "Steve's" labors were trifling.
A gang of colored men, taking um¬ brage at remarks hurled at tbem by several whites. Sunday night, at¬ tacked tbe latter and badly cut tbem up. John Nugent was kicked in tbe stomach, Henry Sigmond was severe¬ ly cut under bis left ear and Jobn Smith had bis face cut. Dr. William H. Riu|cie sressed tbe injured men's woiinda. The police are bunting the colored men, wl^se identity the whites gave.
seven o'cioek they will he received by The Pequots and escorted to the Rockville Centre club. All the Dem¬ ocratic candidates for county oflices will also be present and address the meeting. The Democrats plan to make it tbe largest R^lly ever held in Rockville Centre.
groom. She wore a delicate pink crepe de chine dress and carried a bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valley. The best man was William Godsll, a brother of the bride. Tbe ushers were William Willmott, Jo¬ seph Wlllmott, Cornelius Grlffen and
Richard Godsll,
Tho couple w^ie guesls of honor at a bridal breakfast given at the bome of the bride's parents, in Brooklyn. The couple left on a month's trip to Virginia and upon their return north 'vin live in Brooklyn.
FREEPORT WEDDING.
One of tb} prettiest of tbe Septem¬ ber weddings celebrated in this vil¬ lag was that of Miss Margaret Mary Godsll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Richard Godsii, of 1149 Hancock St., Brooklyn, to Franklin E. Verity, son of Mr. and Mrs- FYanklln Verity. Of 46 Deufort Street, Jamaica, in tbe cburch of tbe Holy Redeemer, the Rev. Jobn L. O'Toole, offlciating, ¦^Vftdnesday morning. Tils'bride in a dress of white crepe de chine trim¬ med with Georgette crepe, and carry¬ ing a shower bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley, made a charming appearance.
The bride was attended by Mi.s? Catherine Verity, a sister ot the
" RE-ELECT
FRANCIS M. HUGO
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
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BIG DEliOrBATIC BALLY
The opening mn ot their caufaign will be flred by tbe Democrats in Rockville Centre, Friday niffit of next week, Oct. 6, in the Rockville Centre Clnb. Tbey will hold the only nigbt meeting on the south shore, nnd the speakers will be Judge Sam¬ uel SeablTry. their candidate for Oovemor. and William J. McComba, heir candidate for United States Sen¬ ator. BoOl candidates will tour thlp nart of tM Island that day. holdlnar day,^ mesttogs at Preeport. Baldwin. Lynbrook and Inwood. At half past
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