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WEDNESDAY, APRIL ?3, 1914.
Pabllsb«>i WetnewUyi and Saturday* by THB WASSAU 1-oeT rUSUSHINO COUTANJ,
S2-t4 South Gro»» Street. Vraavort, Naaaaa Coantr. N«w Ycrk.. Jarraia E Stile* aod Rand
W. SuUieriand. o-»n«T» and publlwiiofii
' KAND W. 1BUTHEELAND, Editor JAMES B. STILES. Bo»tn«aa Manager
SUBSCBIPTION TEBMS
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SIX MONTHS »»-*»
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ONE MONTH •'*
APVBBTiarNG BATES ON APPLICATION
Avplicatkrn lor entry aa awwnd elaaa ""ttar
at tka Poat Ofikua at Kreeport. t- L. N. »..
pendlna. .
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Main Offlee Freeport. L. L.N. T
MaabettJUi Offiee. » Beekn»»n St., t6th Floor.) Bnaahta at Vallej Stream. Urnbrook. w^itLc€kamar. Bockrille CenUe, U>If« Stieh* oSaa Bide. Baldwin, Merriek. *11- ioiV Wantaab. Jeaford. Hempatead and 'H^n-
^eUphoM « r^**^^
Has the Queen ot the May been 8.3 lected?
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The Woman's Suffrage A sociation bas eight active clubs in Nassau Coun¬ ty. The opposllon can show eiKhty times eight active rolling pius.
The Superintendent of the Poor i > the latest county oUlclal to i^ ^l a gaao line car lo take him on h's rounds, g'lang'
A special moving picture enlerlain- ment was given the other night fo.- the Boy Scouts of Baldwin, The Old Scouts attend the reguliT iiiitur. shows.
Winter having lingered in the lap of spring all through April common decency would suggest that it no'.\ get up and go about its hm- ne.s.--.
The discussion ot the question as to which side of the street Loug Island trolley cars should stop is uuite un important as compared to the (luistioii as to which elde of the Rio Grande the United States army should hall.
Among the Decoration Dyv features of the South Siore Yacht Club will be a flying exhibition by the Heinrich Brothers in their aeroplane. Sailing in the air may be cahed sort of sec¬ ond cousin to sailing the water
No lime is quite so good as the iires¬ ent to get your tidewalkr, in condi¬ tion for the suminer. A substantial well laid walk adds double lis cost to tbe value of the property and im¬ proves the entire block.
Benjamin B. Wood, one of the di¬ rectors of the South Side Si^'na! puli- Ilsblng company has n-ceij'Hl the en¬ dorsement of the Souih S'de Signal as a candidate for congress. Mr. Woo I may reasonably expect V\n friendly support of the Signal uutl; the voleo are counted on primary lay.
The Umg Island Railroad charges ten cents more to take a commuter from Brooklyn to Freeport than it doe.= to take him to Wreck eLad which i.^ a greater distance. Quite apart from other consideartlons it is certainly worth ten cents more to he landed la Freeport than to be unloaded at Wreck Lead.
THB BII.L OF 008T8
Boasters and blusteiers wno resent it, Jlngolsts would blatantly protest, aiul all of the loud mouthed crew that gathers on the corners to flght con¬ versational battles with the enemy would become blue with indignation.
BI;t, weighing all tbat we 'cotiid hope to attain agalnr^t tbe price we would have to pay, not merely In mil¬ lions of money multiplied again, but in llevs of men and in grief touching homes in every -ection of the coun¬ try—weighing these things the I'nited States ought to hi Ing its c-impaign in Mexico to an end at the e?. liest pos¬ sible moment.
The debt for which .Mexico has be¬ come liable wil lhe collected by the United States, have no doubt about that.
The debt which the United Slates incurs for itself, if it undertakes to settle in .Mexico, the United States alone will have tu pay. be it a billion or more.
Every consideration ol national wis¬ dom demands that we iixik twice be¬ fore we leap.
RENbUUUfiLE CLUB SyBaEMFnON OFFER; THE BRUTE IN M
TK NASSAtI POST AND rYO MAGAZII0\^
oapted as a more or less empty form by lawmakers.
Serious, earnest people, seeking to ( impress the govemment of the need of one form of legislation or another, ,
and having no direct means of ^^i'' | j}^ree Months Trial Plan FoF Readers—The Combi
nation For Less Than Cost of Books- Old Readers Eligible
ing to the govern-^mn'." approaches it by iietitlon.
It is a fact, generally
Has No Terrors for the BIoodhoun< Which Begin to Bay in Man's Heart Whei Fired by Lust of Battle
'nown to tbose familiar with Washington anri j Through a spciai arraM/ement with Albany methods, that retltlons are r- Ithe pub'.'shers of Smart Styles, proba- celved and referred to a con mltiee iiH a purely perfunctory way. Kxcept fo
the knowledge thai thi; committee po.s- sesses the presence of certain signa tures bearing on tbe given subjects, among ifs offlclal papers, they pla.. no part. Committees for the mos- part ignore theni.
UNITE FOK LONO ISLAND What is practically a unon of th • commercial and civic interest- throughout all the territory from Brooklyn lo Peconic Bay along the
There will be numerou« other fea tures to please you. Page upon page I bly the most distinctive ai.d altogether ; yf iihotographs of fashioLil'e life and the fine--.t example of n.odern typogra ' the stag**, fascinating po!t'ayaIs of the phy iu the field of women s magazines. ' newest masterpieces from Parisian and Young's Magazin»f accepted j ateliers 'boudoir cliat.s" on health and among thoughtful readers of the short j beauty, dress accessories by the acore. story as pre-eminent In itt. gategori-1 'what to buy and wh< re,' make
cal classification, the Nassau Post is j Smart Styles a magazin- of peculiar million children orphan permlt'cd to present tn its readers ] excellence for the wom^n of America, own. with an oaili u;ion the faiher.s for a limited a club sub^c.iptiou com-1 Women of loday must be Rowned as^ who begot them; wiil »)reak il;e heart;; binatlon offer that In -naTiy respects j in^iyi<j„,.^,s -j-^py g^e no longer con- of ten thou.-^ami « is as unique as it id altiactive to the : j^^^ ^^ ^ ^.^^^ f^om the tame pattern reading public j —aervar.ts in the liver: of fashion,
tJntil July 15, The •Viaosau Post \ Every woman wants her nown her hat offers theee two moothly magazinee j -not ont just like a Ihoufand others, on a three month e trial subscription j ^g ^ result-Poiret, Dou.et. Cheruit.
.Man IS a brave brute. .W, his .story
shows that wounds and dea h cannot
turn him. Befor«> ou! day he has
fought f,en thousand w:\rs. i^reedv ol j
wounds, careless of toi ture. nierr,\ iu |
the face of death.
The cheeriest h»'arfulest animal n the universe is Tiiiiii lie will make luling hi
with the paper semi-weeKiy for less than the coet of the magazines.
The price of Smart Styles at the newstand is twenty-five cents; for
south shore is now concerned wilhlthree months seventy-five cents.
The Nassau Hospital Association is doing a work which Is both humanitar ian and philanthropic. W) are glad to learn from Hiram R. Smith, who takes time from his other business affalra to serve the associa*ion in an offlclal capacity, that the end of the fiscal year flnds tl e association ably supported and its work meeting with a large measure of public approval.
It may or may not be of interest lo South Siders to know that Roosevelt folk make no pretext as to their quali- flcaUons as judges of th'i modem banco. On the contrary they have re llgiouBly bowed to the inlvitablc. ac cepUng flrst the tai,go, turkey trot and maxixe and then engaging a master of tbe dance to "show them how 'tis done."
Mrs. Jean Stiles, of BeUmore, is to guide tbe untutored Bpellcs at the Board of trade Hall to-night. She wl'i direct maneuver and moveuient, par¬ ticularly the latter, before an audience ot Btald realdents who are ready to ac¬ cept anytblng modern prov*u d it is in proper form.
HOW'S YOUR PROPERTYr"
One hundred and sixty-nine descend¬ ants of Samuel Wood, whj in 1780 purchased the 8S0 acres of land known as Iloj; Island, lying belween the main¬ land and what is now Long Beach for 700 .C English money, have I'egun pro¬ ceedings to establish their allege.1 rights to title to the property.
Hog Island is known contemporane¬ ously as Barnum Island, said Barnum having been a clo'liier In od Catham street, New York, more than a gener¬ ation ago. II was on Barnum Island that there was for years maintained the poorest and certainlj?''one of the most notorious poor farms iu the coun¬ try, it was a political in.stitulion main¬ tained primarily as an agency for mak¬ ing money and qu'te incidentally as a haven for paupers. So iiiuch for the farm's liistory.
Tile large and intere.«tlnu point in connection wilh lhe legal proceedings is lhat it has become necessary after l.'Jt years for the heirs of an early owner to seek the courts to flnd out whether their claims are of value.
M. E. Pinnegan, the attorney, for the decendants of the owner of revolution¬ ary days, says it is not of record that any of the Wood descendants ever parted with their shares in the prop erly. II is also a fact that they did not concern tbeulselvc!. with respec" to their rights in the e.slate.
The courts from ti.r.e lo time are called upon lo .straigliten out tangles of this sort- tangles which would never have been possiide had compe¬ tent lawyers bem consulted and ex¬ amination made of wills, deeds, etc.
In olden times when lawyers were few and a trip to the county clerk and register of deeds meant the loss of a day, il was not lo be wondered at that the people Bometinies neglected to look afler their property interest'). There is no such excuse uow, still, out of every hundred men there are easily half a dozi n who permit these aflairs to remain In such a slip shod way that the courts will ultimately have to decide about them.
Any man or woman who owns property ought to hav^^ a good, trust¬ worthy lawyer.
PETITIONS
(From the Conoreselonal Record) By Mr. Brown of New York: Petition of 650 citizens of the flrst .New Y'ork congressional district, against national prohibition; to the Comhiittec on the Judiciary.
Also, petitions of (>8 citizens of West Hampton Beach, 475 citizens of Northport, 195 citizens of Baby¬ lon, 465 citizens of Sag Harbor, 20 citizens of Mt. Sinai, 208 citizet)8 of Eastport, 30 citizens of Walns- cott, 6 citizens of Quogue, 260 citi¬ zens of Bridge Hampton and 30 citizens of Southold all m the ' State of New York, favoring na¬ tional prohibition; to the Commit¬ tee on the Judiciary.
Tbe constitutional right of petition, once ot no small importance to tbe people, baa gradually come to be ac-
Ihe Inland waterway project.
Through the efforts of C'.ngressinaii Hrown the Board of Eng-neers fo-- Rlvers and Harbors will no'd a heat¬ ing in Washington on May in at which the sentiment so markedly 'ii fas or of an Inlerbay canal v.111 find e.vpression In anticipation ot aud anticipation for this hearing, a conference is to be held in New Y'ork at the nolel Knick¬ erbocker on the IBlli of M.i.j'. (.'ounty and town officials of Queeii-, Nassau and Suffolk, togethekr with reprcser-
The. price of Young's r»1aQaiine, the single copy, is fifteen tents; for three months, forty-five cents.
A three months' sub6v.> iptlon to The Nassau Post costs seventy cents.
The regular cost of the three indi¬ vidually is $1.90.
Under this remarkable club offer they can. be purchased fer ninety- eight cents.
All subscriptions must ke p?ld in advance
Probably al no time in the past has a newspaper in this vicinity been able lo present to its readers s noro lib-
[ Paquin design for the i u.'jvidual. And
I there is Smart Styles, th.,- magazine of
I individuality.
j Evervil.ing in Smart St>les is there for you. Kvery one of cur artists' skeli-lies from Paris; every fascinat¬ ing glimp.'-e of fashionable Ule at home and abroad; every pho'ociaph along Fiftli avenue or the Uivieia, at Palm Ueach, ot the stage; will bf' for you to enjoy. The fashion talks will help
• •\ i'<.] his own mother'.-:, Willi a souk npon lii> liiis; will spit an old moth-'i's onlv son. oi be spitted, on a bayonit witli ;i..< little remorse as he would spear a froj;: will gouge out th«' blu.- eyes of a ijirl s sweetheart with as liiMe comi.unitii)n as he would spare bis nails.
Terrible as are the pidur.'s of wa: horrors drawn b\ pen and p 'in il, har rowluK as are the lei.ints ol imres pondenis and leitt is ol >>olilJ -i s mii tli" lield. there is iie\i'i ai'.\ I. ( k oi vr I'ruits: some drawn liv io\i ot I'lnin
eral offer of high class and varied tatives of the nunit rous trale bodies j read'ng tbau The Nassau Poet, does have been asked to attend. Thi.« [ at this Lrae. The magazines are both g.ithering should be in is largest | of them standard; the p^per it is con-
ceded among those who 'ead it lo be | the be.-5t example of modern and pro-
sense thoroughly
is representative
Long Island. The farmer, the mer- I chant, the manufacturer the shipper— all should be presenl aud a.ssist in lh" formulation of a programme which will cover in an effective and thorough way the claims of this great commun¬ ity to the governments recognition.
Two propositions are to be consid¬ ered in connection with the main sub¬ ject. One relates to the w'lllnKnes-: of the -towns along the proposed waterway to deed the canal lo the gov¬ emment as part oi the K<>deral sys¬ tem of waterways.
The other is as lo thc attitude i- the towns with rtspect to assuminc the expense of making tov\n channel conections with the main canal.
We feel safe In saying Ih^t the pub¬ lic spirit which is behind 'he move¬ ment for the canal itself would be prepared to guarantee alliri.native ac¬ tion on the two collateral propositions
New census flgures Just I'li.tliconiin}' from Washington .-how that Brooklyn has 1,8.'!3,696 population, or nearly 300,000 more than Philadc.phia aad that Queens Borough has 379,886, which is more than the po]>ulatjou ot New Orleans. Nassau and .Suffolk bring Long Island up to two million and a quarter, a population greatly in excess of that of a doe'/:: different states.
Loug Island is deserving of sreiti commercial development. Nature ha.s provided a basis for such de^elopmeni In the connecting Lays streUnliig east¬ ward from Jamaica to PeC'.'nic. The I'nited Stales government can cot'i plete that development by lh« wate.- way canal.
Congressman Brown is dt, erving of praise for undertaking to f,ei this pro¬ ject moving toward a sta','e where something will be done. He is entitled lo, and must havo, the cooperation of the men of energy.
The Nassau Post hopes io see the conference of the sixteenth .speck th.'' voice of Long Island in no uncertain tones. The conference shoald name a delegation to Washington .vhicli will be able to present Long isia \n f- needs and Lopg Island's greatnes- in a way lo make thtm convincing.
There's a chance to do a big thiag for Long Island. Men wno are larg< enough to be improved b> ile oppor tunity and strong enough to urge tbe need with spirit aud e^rnertness should volunteer for the work.
Articles 41 and 42 of the village or¬ dinance relating to the liccnslni and the muzzling of dogs, by offlclal prc- mulgatlon went into force on Monda;, but several dogs appear to be uuilp Indifferent about It.
gressive lournalism tha* ha^ ever been
you, the "boudoir chats" on health und try beatuy ere yours to use, "what to buy — and where" is at your s.'i-. 'ce.
The fashions shown '-tte the kind you like—smart. dislincti\c, but not Nassau freakish. And thev will tie shown for you, as a nindividual—sh' wn that you luay Hdapt every style to your own personality, exactly as Poiret would do in designing a gown for you,
Sniart Styles is a maga"ir(; for e\ery woman who cares lo' d'css distinc¬ tion, il magazine for you.
The i.T'i'e is 25 cenls a (i/py 'Voung s Magazine fo*- Readers
others by love ot ; i-'lili'ii;, oiIm rr
by intlamed thirst for plory. others nothini; more ex.'ilted than a shlllll i\ day,
TliuuL.li nirii nii;;lii be expected pans.- before the prCiTpect ot b<)di| iiiiiiilatiim, lotiiieni. ihirst. in eonjunl lion with mental ra^;e. anuiiish. j despair-the physical noli ol shot i sleel and irauipin-; hooi iniuylini; wl< the moral hell uf li.-n. and revenji bin;.' t.iani, aii'l de\ il l'ur\ ¦ the earl rain ot tilood ;nui Itli l',ar\e:i lields dead lueeiiii'., !t',.' lat'er i-ai;i nl tea and iiHiurntitl afleiiiiiiih ol widov and orphiins: the long aconies broken hearts \et it is \ai>i to expei to piu illl end Ul war li; i ousideiiit ioi^ sm-li as tlit-,-f, lur f\pfii -tu-i' shown Ihal tliev ale |n.weilis~ I sliMJn 111.- |ias-i(iiis \', liilil l.-a-l lhat til. > lia\.- nu i..-i,.iis ior i li| hlooiUuiuml- .ulucli ti.'umi 'u liaj man's lu-ail w in n tit.-rl t> \\-^i ,.| |ia| tie l-'iu;i: ¦Hh- \!,,i,i| It.iiiai;!-! Wai
ACCEPT HIGHWAY ^LANS
circulated 'n Nassau County. The i Wheu youre lired or worried, or
comblnat'on Is ideal, it is far iu a I bored, end the magazii.c you know
way the greatest subscr'ptlon ouer | are becoming inane lo vour jaded
ever made on the South Side. i taste—''ii,d a copy of Y-'',in;;'s Maga-
ReaJers of The Nassau Pool may j zine and se take advantage of this opportunily to | yourself
procure the niaga'/.ines bv extending | Youiu's hasn't a sperlal i:rticle in it, their subscription three months from j hasn't .nn illustration oi lit of verse, the date of expiration. There i' nothing instructive the'ie—
Supervisors to Mac.idamizc Highway at Locust Vdlley
I'lans iind spei itii aiiuns til.-d \n Wil- liiim H, Seaman, (uiimy ("i:;ineer. in conection with th,' propose'' imiirovf ment of the coiiiiir ua.l iit Locust Val ley leading from the 'ate iii,i;li\viiy in front of the niaiii i iiiir.ncc tu pii)per;,v of I'aul I) I'raviUli lu liie l-urse ilui low highway, a distaip • uf iiouut i.'iii'i feet, were iijiprovi il l).\ iIk; .Sassail Si, pervisors iit their inectMi,u o'l Munday Clerk CiOodale was aiilliori/eil tu al VHitise for hills ill tlu- Oy: lc: l!a> l^ilut, the Dyster I'ii.\ i.uardi in iind iIh- Cileii Cove Echo, the bids to be teliilei ed on or before .\loiidiiy, .May 11, a in a. m. ill the cliiinibei ol tlie Huai,l
The bonds ol tl.e illube liiili'iiiiiii;.
"Fine Arts' Clnl) Elects IVlrs.-Corbell
M IS 'riiuinas Hai liiij;, uf ,\|urr! '¦Ii!:.- l;uil<\ill'- I'ln!,! eiil.-M:iiiiei 111. ¦ Ki:i.' ,\Ms' .lull -.11 ¦riiui^day t.'Miu.iii lasi .\i ill!- IPC.Mini; .Mrs U llli-li.\ T I'uili.'II u.is cli-cli-d i.';ir.\ am! ;i.-:i iii.i.
Something About Sniart Styles
Back lh 1873, the John J. Mitchell Company of New Y'ork, became direc¬ tors of fashion for men and women, and out of this forly yea"s of experi-
w sunn yon forget | Conipany on behiilf ul 11, .1 \11 .lamaica contractor, «!iu is tu work of inipi()vin,i; ile- ll\ilc road. I'lainlield a\enii.' and tin Ueach or Christ ian I Iuuk luiui approved. The :ii.'i.ri'-;iiie u! ;li.- is $24-.660,
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excepl as life itself is instructive. That's the aim of the nifitrzine, to pul real vital human life ^(-tween its pages. Not life of bucariCi ring on the high s'jas; not life as adventurers flnd It on the frontiers or in the woolv
A. A. WEBSTER CO.
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ence has grown the idea that flnds its I^^^,est; bul the real in:'niate. d^ep strongesi expression in Smart Styles, j^own ITe going on all about you. a monthly magazine devoted to the | Don't ..ypect every story i.c going to InterestH ot women who look to dis- ; make you laugh. Some ot them will tinctiou in dress. ^ probably make you cry, ,ind some
American women wani a niagazine ¦. will prubably mak,,- you .--U up with a that wil Ipresent fashions for their little gasp and realize how very near use as individuals. Adantability, in-' to youi- t.wn life these --lories ate. dividua'ily, interpretation of self— rj-),^ yAice is 15 cents a copy.
these aip th'? keys of :iistiuction of _, _ ., _ . ...
The Nassau Post can receive a lim- dress. The service that gnes these'
ited numher of subscriptions under
this combination offer. For the con-
attainiiients to the readers of Smart Styles riakes this iiiaga;ine uniciue.
The woman who reads and uses Smart ^ venience of readers the coupon below Styles will not only have the con- ^ay be filled out and sent to the pub- sciousnesK of correct gowning, tut will ',. ^. „. „„„, ., , ,,
,,,,.. , . ,. .J I, lication othce. 22-24 Sonth Crove St,.
know that she is gowned individually, distinctly, smartly. ¦ P'-f'f'Vori.
HIM ine—i».iWiiii»aM ¦<¦¦'¦* ——fcew^—Xi .iW^ siiiiwwwi i^ee
Special Subscription Offer Coupon
The Nassau Post Publishing Company:
I hand you herewith this coupon and ninety- eight cents, for which please deliver (or mail) The Nassau Po.st for three months, and mail, in accordance with your special three months' offer "Smart Styles" and "Young's Magazine" for three months.
Signed
Street
Village..
Date 1914.
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ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS
THE COST OF WAB,
We quote the lolloving from t speech made in Congress by Hepresen- tative Dartholdt and commend in careful perusal to intelligent minds:
The trade of furnishing war mater¬ ials and keepin;; u|) the buslnes-s of preparation for war costs the world today about J3.000,000.000 a year—a sum beyond the huumn imagination almost. I
order, everything imaginable connect¬ ed with human government does no: total even half of thai sum
In this almost untb^nkabl" and prr- ftigate waste of so many billions ever^ year there are fabulous fort'inos reap¬ ed by those in the trade, and ther" is no olher trust In the world which reaps such profits,
Lutherans to Hold Social The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free-
STRONG THE CLOTHIER
Men'8>nd Boys' Clothing,
HATS AND FURNISHINGS
When a man buys one ol our Suits or Overcoats a feeling of confidence is at once created —perhaps because of our reputation for unequalled quality and price, or because he already has worn our clothes. Whatever the reason, he gains a confidence which never weak¬ ens, but steadily grows greater.
The whole work of carrying on the ; Port Lutheran Church will hold a pub-
,„ ^ . lie social lomorrow at'.ernoon at 3
ordinary affairs of civilized govern- i ^,^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^, ^^^_^^ ^^ ^
ment—internal improvements, educa- | j^ (.j,urch street. A plcaalng musical ^ilon, the collection of revenues, social program will be pres«iiied.
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FullText	rne mawau post: fbeepout, n. y, w«oMt«oer, apbil », m4. {^l;]» Naaaau $0Bt WEDNESDAY, APRIL ?3, 1914. Pabllsb«>i WetnewUyi and Saturday* by THB WASSAU 1-oeT rUSUSHINO COUTANJ, S2-t4 South Gro»» Street. Vraavort, Naaaaa Coantr. N«w Ycrk.. Jarraia E Stile* aod Rand W. SuUieriand. o-»n«T» and publlwiiofii ' KAND W. 1BUTHEELAND, Editor JAMES B. STILES. Bo»tn«aa Manager SUBSCBIPTION TEBMS OMB TUAB WW SIX MONTHS »»-» THREE MONTHS » -" ONE MONTH •' APVBBTiarNG BATES ON APPLICATION Avplicatkrn lor entry aa awwnd elaaa ""ttar at tka Poat Ofikua at Kreeport. t- L. N. ».. pendlna. . AU eominunie«tlo» iboold be addreaaed to THE NASSAU POST. _ , , „ v Main Offlee Freeport. L. L.N. T MaabettJUi Offiee. » Beekn»»n St., t6th Floor.) Bnaahta at Vallej Stream. Urnbrook. w^itLc€kamar. Bockrille CenUe, U>If« Stieh* oSaa Bide. Baldwin, Merriek. 11- ioiV Wantaab. Jeaford. Hempatead and 'H^n- ^eUphoM « r^^^ Has the Queen ot the May been 8.3 lected? --v^- The Woman's Suffrage A sociation bas eight active clubs in Nassau Coun¬ ty. The opposllon can show eiKhty times eight active rolling pius. The Superintendent of the Poor i > the latest county oUlclal to i^ ^l a gaao line car lo take him on h's rounds, g'lang' A special moving picture enlerlain- ment was given the other night fo.- the Boy Scouts of Baldwin, The Old Scouts attend the reguliT iiiitur. shows. Winter having lingered in the lap of spring all through April common decency would suggest that it no'.\ get up and go about its hm- ne.s.--. The discussion ot the question as to which side of the street Loug Island trolley cars should stop is uuite un important as compared to the (luistioii as to which elde of the Rio Grande the United States army should hall. Among the Decoration Dyv features of the South Siore Yacht Club will be a flying exhibition by the Heinrich Brothers in their aeroplane. Sailing in the air may be cahed sort of sec¬ ond cousin to sailing the water No lime is quite so good as the iires¬ ent to get your tidewalkr, in condi¬ tion for the suminer. A substantial well laid walk adds double lis cost to tbe value of the property and im¬ proves the entire block. Benjamin B. Wood, one of the di¬ rectors of the South Side Si^'na! puli- Ilsblng company has n-ceij'Hl the en¬ dorsement of the Souih S'de Signal as a candidate for congress. Mr. Woo I may reasonably expect V\n friendly support of the Signal uutl; the voleo are counted on primary lay. The Umg Island Railroad charges ten cents more to take a commuter from Brooklyn to Freeport than it doe.= to take him to Wreck eLad which i.^ a greater distance. Quite apart from other consideartlons it is certainly worth ten cents more to he landed la Freeport than to be unloaded at Wreck Lead. THB BII.L OF 008T8 Boasters and blusteiers wno resent it, Jlngolsts would blatantly protest, aiul all of the loud mouthed crew that gathers on the corners to flght con¬ versational battles with the enemy would become blue with indignation. BI;t, weighing all tbat we 'cotiid hope to attain agalnr^t tbe price we would have to pay, not merely In mil¬ lions of money multiplied again, but in llevs of men and in grief touching homes in every -ection of the coun¬ try—weighing these things the I'nited States ought to hi Ing its c-impaign in Mexico to an end at the e?. liest pos¬ sible moment. The debt for which .Mexico has be¬ come liable wil lhe collected by the United States, have no doubt about that. The debt which the United Slates incurs for itself, if it undertakes to settle in .Mexico, the United States alone will have tu pay. be it a billion or more. Every consideration ol national wis¬ dom demands that we iixik twice be¬ fore we leap. RENbUUUfiLE CLUB SyBaEMFnON OFFER; THE BRUTE IN M TK NASSAtI POST AND rYO MAGAZII0\^ oapted as a more or less empty form by lawmakers. Serious, earnest people, seeking to ( impress the govemment of the need of one form of legislation or another, , and having no direct means of ^^i'' j}^ree Months Trial Plan FoF Readers—The Combi nation For Less Than Cost of Books- Old Readers Eligible ing to the govern-^mn'." approaches it by iietitlon. It is a fact, generally Has No Terrors for the BIoodhoun< Which Begin to Bay in Man's Heart Whei Fired by Lust of Battle 'nown to tbose familiar with Washington anri j Through a spciai arraM/ement with Albany methods, that retltlons are r- Ithe pub'.'shers of Smart Styles, proba- celved and referred to a con mltiee iiH a purely perfunctory way. Kxcept fo the knowledge thai thi; committee po.s- sesses the presence of certain signa tures bearing on tbe given subjects, among ifs offlclal papers, they pla.. no part. Committees for the mos- part ignore theni. UNITE FOK LONO ISLAND What is practically a unon of th • commercial and civic interest- throughout all the territory from Brooklyn lo Peconic Bay along the There will be numerou« other fea tures to please you. Page upon page I bly the most distinctive ai.d altogether ; yf iihotographs of fashioLil'e life and the fine--.t example of n.odern typogra ' the stag, fascinating po!t'ayaIs of the phy iu the field of women s magazines. ' newest masterpieces from Parisian and Young's Magazin»f accepted j ateliers 'boudoir cliat.s" on health and among thoughtful readers of the short j beauty, dress accessories by the acore. story as pre-eminent In itt. gategori-1 'what to buy and wh< re,' make cal classification, the Nassau Post is j Smart Styles a magazin- of peculiar million children orphan permlt'cd to present tn its readers ] excellence for the wom^n of America, own. with an oaili u;ion the faiher.s for a limited a club sub^c.iptiou com-1 Women of loday must be Rowned as^ who begot them; wiil »)reak il;e heart;; binatlon offer that In -naTiy respects j in^iyi ou! day he has fought f,en thousand w:\rs. i^reedv ol j wounds, careless of toi ture. nierr,\ iu the face of death. The cheeriest h»'arfulest animal n the universe is Tiiiiii lie will make luling hi with the paper semi-weeKiy for less than the coet of the magazines. The price of Smart Styles at the newstand is twenty-five cents; for south shore is now concerned wilhlthree months seventy-five cents. The Nassau Hospital Association is doing a work which Is both humanitar ian and philanthropic. W) are glad to learn from Hiram R. Smith, who takes time from his other business affalra to serve the associaion in an offlclal capacity, that the end of the fiscal year flnds tl e association ably supported and its work meeting with a large measure of public approval. It may or may not be of interest lo South Siders to know that Roosevelt folk make no pretext as to their quali- flcaUons as judges of th'i modem banco. On the contrary they have re llgiouBly bowed to the inlvitablc. ac cepUng flrst the tai,go, turkey trot and maxixe and then engaging a master of tbe dance to "show them how 'tis done." Mrs. Jean Stiles, of BeUmore, is to guide tbe untutored Bpellcs at the Board of trade Hall to-night. She wl'i direct maneuver and moveuient, par¬ ticularly the latter, before an audience ot Btald realdents who are ready to ac¬ cept anytblng modern provu d it is in proper form. HOW'S YOUR PROPERTYr" One hundred and sixty-nine descend¬ ants of Samuel Wood, whj in 1780 purchased the 8S0 acres of land known as Iloj; Island, lying belween the main¬ land and what is now Long Beach for 700 .C English money, have I'egun pro¬ ceedings to establish their allege.1 rights to title to the property. Hog Island is known contemporane¬ ously as Barnum Island, said Barnum having been a clo'liier In od Catham street, New York, more than a gener¬ ation ago. II was on Barnum Island that there was for years maintained the poorest and certainlj?''one of the most notorious poor farms iu the coun¬ try, it was a political in.stitulion main¬ tained primarily as an agency for mak¬ ing money and qu'te incidentally as a haven for paupers. So iiiuch for the farm's liistory. Tile large and intere.«tlnu point in connection wilh lhe legal proceedings is lhat it has become necessary after l.'Jt years for the heirs of an early owner to seek the courts to flnd out whether their claims are of value. M. E. Pinnegan, the attorney, for the decendants of the owner of revolution¬ ary days, says it is not of record that any of the Wood descendants ever parted with their shares in the prop erly. II is also a fact that they did not concern tbeulselvc!. with respec" to their rights in the e.slate. The courts from ti.r.e lo time are called upon lo .straigliten out tangles of this sort- tangles which would never have been possiide had compe¬ tent lawyers bem consulted and ex¬ amination made of wills, deeds, etc. In olden times when lawyers were few and a trip to the county clerk and register of deeds meant the loss of a day, il was not lo be wondered at that the people Bometinies neglected to look afler their property interest'). There is no such excuse uow, still, out of every hundred men there are easily half a dozi n who permit these aflairs to remain In such a slip shod way that the courts will ultimately have to decide about them. Any man or woman who owns property ought to hav^^ a good, trust¬ worthy lawyer. PETITIONS (From the Conoreselonal Record) By Mr. Brown of New York: Petition of 650 citizens of the flrst .New Y'ork congressional district, against national prohibition; to the Comhiittec on the Judiciary. Also, petitions of (>8 citizens of West Hampton Beach, 475 citizens of Northport, 195 citizens of Baby¬ lon, 465 citizens of Sag Harbor, 20 citizens of Mt. Sinai, 208 citizet)8 of Eastport, 30 citizens of Walns- cott, 6 citizens of Quogue, 260 citi¬ zens of Bridge Hampton and 30 citizens of Southold all m the ' State of New York, favoring na¬ tional prohibition; to the Commit¬ tee on the Judiciary. Tbe constitutional right of petition, once ot no small importance to tbe people, baa gradually come to be ac- Ihe Inland waterway project. Through the efforts of C'.ngressinaii Hrown the Board of Eng-neers fo-- Rlvers and Harbors will no'd a heat¬ ing in Washington on May in at which the sentiment so markedly 'ii fas or of an Inlerbay canal v.111 find e.vpression In anticipation ot aud anticipation for this hearing, a conference is to be held in New Y'ork at the nolel Knick¬ erbocker on the IBlli of M.i.j'. (.'ounty and town officials of Queeii-, Nassau and Suffolk, togethekr with reprcser- The. price of Young's r»1aQaiine, the single copy, is fifteen tents; for three months, forty-five cents. A three months' sub6v.> iptlon to The Nassau Post costs seventy cents. The regular cost of the three indi¬ vidually is $1.90. Under this remarkable club offer they can. be purchased fer ninety- eight cents. All subscriptions must ke p?ld in advance Probably al no time in the past has a newspaper in this vicinity been able lo present to its readers s noro lib- [ Paquin design for the i u.'jvidual. And I there is Smart Styles, th.,- magazine of I individuality. j Evervil.ing in Smart St>les is there for you. Kvery one of cur artists' skeli-lies from Paris; every fascinat¬ ing glimp.'-e of fashionable Ule at home and abroad; every pho'ociaph along Fiftli avenue or the Uivieia, at Palm Ueach, ot the stage; will bf' for you to enjoy. The fashion talks will help • •\ i'<.] his own mother'.-:, Willi a souk npon lii> liiis; will spit an old moth-'i's onlv son. oi be spitted, on a bayonit witli ;i..< little remorse as he would spear a froj;: will gouge out th«' blu.- eyes of a ijirl s sweetheart with as liiMe comi.unitii)n as he would spare bis nails. Terrible as are the pidur.'s of wa: horrors drawn b\ pen and p 'in il, har rowluK as are the lei.ints ol imres pondenis and leitt is ol >>olilJ -i s mii tli" lield. there is iie\i'i ai'.\ I. ( k oi vr I'ruits: some drawn liv io\i ot I'lnin eral offer of high class and varied tatives of the nunit rous trale bodies j read'ng tbau The Nassau Poet, does have been asked to attend. Thi.« [ at this Lrae. The magazines are both g.ithering should be in is largest of them standard; the p^per it is con- ceded among those who 'ead it lo be the be.-5t example of modern and pro- sense thoroughly is representative Long Island. The farmer, the mer- I chant, the manufacturer the shipper— all should be presenl aud a.ssist in lh" formulation of a programme which will cover in an effective and thorough way the claims of this great commun¬ ity to the governments recognition. Two propositions are to be consid¬ ered in connection with the main sub¬ ject. One relates to the w'lllnKnes-: of the -towns along the proposed waterway to deed the canal lo the gov¬ emment as part oi the K<>deral sys¬ tem of waterways. The other is as lo thc attitude i- the towns with rtspect to assuminc the expense of making tov\n channel conections with the main canal. We feel safe In saying Ih^t the pub¬ lic spirit which is behind 'he move¬ ment for the canal itself would be prepared to guarantee alliri.native ac¬ tion on the two collateral propositions New census flgures Just I'li.tliconiin}' from Washington .-how that Brooklyn has 1,8.'!3,696 population, or nearly 300,000 more than Philadc.phia aad that Queens Borough has 379,886, which is more than the po]>ulatjou ot New Orleans. Nassau and .Suffolk bring Long Island up to two million and a quarter, a population greatly in excess of that of a doe'/:: different states. Loug Island is deserving of sreiti commercial development. Nature ha.s provided a basis for such de^elopmeni In the connecting Lays streUnliig east¬ ward from Jamaica to PeC'.'nic. The I'nited Stales government can cot'i plete that development by lh« wate.- way canal. Congressman Brown is dt, erving of praise for undertaking to f,ei this pro¬ ject moving toward a sta','e where something will be done. He is entitled lo, and must havo, the cooperation of the men of energy. The Nassau Post hopes io see the conference of the sixteenth .speck th.'' voice of Long Island in no uncertain tones. The conference shoald name a delegation to Washington .vhicli will be able to present Long isia \n f- needs and Lopg Island's greatnes- in a way lo make thtm convincing. There's a chance to do a big thiag for Long Island. Men wno are larg< enough to be improved b> ile oppor tunity and strong enough to urge tbe need with spirit aud e^rnertness should volunteer for the work. Articles 41 and 42 of the village or¬ dinance relating to the liccnslni and the muzzling of dogs, by offlclal prc- mulgatlon went into force on Monda;, but several dogs appear to be uuilp Indifferent about It. gressive lournalism tha ha^ ever been you, the "boudoir chats" on health und try beatuy ere yours to use, "what to buy — and where" is at your s.'i-. 'ce. The fashions shown '-tte the kind you like—smart. dislincti\c, but not Nassau freakish. And thev will tie shown for you, as a nindividual—sh' wn that you luay Hdapt every style to your own personality, exactly as Poiret would do in designing a gown for you, Sniart Styles is a maga"ir(; for e\ery woman who cares lo' d'css distinc¬ tion, il magazine for you. The i.T'i'e is 25 cenls a (i/py 'Voung s Magazine fo- Readers others by love ot ; i-'lili'ii;, oiIm rr by intlamed thirst for plory. others nothini; more ex.'ilted than a shlllll i\ day, TliuuL.li nirii nii;;lii be expected pans.- before the prCiTpect ot b<)di iiiiiiilatiim, lotiiieni. ihirst. in eonjunl lion with mental ra^;e. anuiiish. j despair-the physical noli ol shot i sleel and irauipin-; hooi iniuylini; wl< the moral hell uf li.-n. and revenji bin;.' t.iani, aii'l de\ il l'ur\ ¦ the earl rain ot tilood ;nui Itli l',ar\e:i lields dead lueeiiii'., !t',.' lat'er i-ai;i nl tea and iiHiurntitl afleiiiiiiih ol widov and orphiins: the long aconies broken hearts \et it is \ai>i to expei to piu illl end Ul war li; i ousideiiit ioi^ sm-li as tlit-,-f, lur f\pfii -tu-i' shown Ihal tliev ale n.weilis~ I sliMJn 111.- ias-i(iiis \', liilil l.-a-l lhat til. > lia\.- nu i..-i,.iis ior i li hlooiUuiuml- .ulucli ti.'umi 'u liaj man's lu-ail w in n tit.-rl t> \\-^i ,. ia tie l-'iu;i: ¦Hh- \!,,i,i It.iiiai;!-! Wai ACCEPT HIGHWAY ^LANS circulated 'n Nassau County. The i Wheu youre lired or worried, or comblnat'on Is ideal, it is far iu a I bored, end the magazii.c you know way the greatest subscr'ptlon ouer are becoming inane lo vour jaded ever made on the South Side. i taste—''ii,d a copy of Y-'',in;;'s Maga- ReaJers of The Nassau Pool may j zine and se take advantage of this opportunily to yourself procure the niaga'/.ines bv extending Youiu's hasn't a sperlal i:rticle in it, their subscription three months from j hasn't .nn illustration oi lit of verse, the date of expiration. There i' nothing instructive the'ie— Supervisors to Mac.idamizc Highway at Locust Vdlley I'lans iind spei itii aiiuns til.-d \n Wil- liiim H, Seaman, (uiimy ("i:;ineer. in conection with th,' propose'' imiirovf ment of the coiiiiir ua.l iit Locust Val ley leading from the 'ate iii,i;li\viiy in front of the niaiii i iiiir.ncc tu pii)per;,v of I'aul I) I'raviUli lu liie l-urse ilui low highway, a distaip • uf iiouut i.'iii'i feet, were iijiprovi il l).\ iIk; .Sassail Si, pervisors iit their inectMi,u o'l Munday Clerk CiOodale was aiilliori/eil tu al VHitise for hills ill tlu- Oy: lc: l!a> l^ilut, the Dyster I'ii.\ i.uardi in iind iIh- Cileii Cove Echo, the bids to be teliilei ed on or before .\loiidiiy, .May 11, a in a. m. ill the cliiinibei ol tlie Huai,l The bonds ol tl.e illube liiili'iiiiiii;. "Fine Arts' Clnl) Elects IVlrs.-Corbell M IS 'riiuinas Hai liiij;, uf ,\ urr! '¦Ii!:.- l;uil<\ill'- I'ln!,! eiil.-M:iiiiei 111. ¦ Ki:i.' ,\Ms' .lull -.11 ¦riiui^day t.'Miu.iii lasi .\i ill!- IPC.Mini; .Mrs U llli-li.\ T I'uili.'II u.is cli-cli-d i.';ir.\ am! ;i.-:i iii.i. Something About Sniart Styles Back lh 1873, the John J. Mitchell Company of New Y'ork, became direc¬ tors of fashion for men and women, and out of this forly yea"s of experi- w sunn yon forget Conipany on behiilf ul 11, .1 \11 .lamaica contractor, «!iu is tu work of inipi()vin,i; ile- ll\ilc road. I'lainlield a\enii.' and tin Ueach or Christ ian I Iuuk luiui approved. The :ii.'i.ri'-;iiie u! ;li.- is $24-.660, 11.-II, - llu 111-- I'aili l.ull: , w. r. iMMl'i- excepl as life itself is instructive. That's the aim of the nifitrzine, to pul real vital human life ^(-tween its pages. Not life of bucariCi ring on the high s'jas; not life as adventurers flnd It on the frontiers or in the woolv A. A. WEBSTER CO. .IK.WK.I.EKS AND SII.VKK.SWI I ILS •no l-ull.n. Sin-.l (,.1.1, lin.lt;,- Sunl ) HKOOhl IN, N I I..I ill,,. .S >, .i.,ii;.-s Wedding Gifts Im-m . u.i;, OI'IK'AI. u, .l,a,v!c .,1 ..I populm >i 1. es DK.PAUTMKNI t ,.>Il.{>(.-(Cl.l OptlL-lJ S£S ence has grown the idea that flnds its I^^^,est; bul the real in:'niate. d^ep strongesi expression in Smart Styles, j^own ITe going on all about you. a monthly magazine devoted to the Don't ..ypect every story i.c going to InterestH ot women who look to dis- ; make you laugh. Some ot them will tinctiou in dress. ^ probably make you cry, ,ind some American women wani a niagazine ¦. will prubably mak,,- you .--U up with a that wil Ipresent fashions for their little gasp and realize how very near use as individuals. Adantability, in-' to youi- t.wn life these --lories ate. dividua'ily, interpretation of self— rj-),^ yAice is 15 cents a copy. these aip th'? keys of :iistiuction of _, _ ., _ . ... The Nassau Post can receive a lim- dress. The service that gnes these' ited numher of subscriptions under this combination offer. For the con- attainiiients to the readers of Smart Styles riakes this iiiaga;ine uniciue. The woman who reads and uses Smart ^ venience of readers the coupon below Styles will not only have the con- ^ay be filled out and sent to the pub- sciousnesK of correct gowning, tut will ',. ^. „. „„„, ., , ,, ,,,,.. , . ,. .J I, lication othce. 22-24 Sonth Crove St,. know that she is gowned individually, distinctly, smartly. ¦ P'-f'f'Vori. HIM ine—i».iWiiii»aM ¦<¦¦'¦ ——fcew^—Xi .iW^ siiiiwwwi i^ee Special Subscription Offer Coupon The Nassau Post Publishing Company: I hand you herewith this coupon and ninety- eight cents, for which please deliver (or mail) The Nassau Po.st for three months, and mail, in accordance with your special three months' offer "Smart Styles" and "Young's Magazine" for three months. Signed Street Village.. Date 1914. *eema0>aaammi^m^t^aammmamaa^mimm,mmam^amimai^m^e^eiam^l^m^0i^am UNITED AUTO SUPPLY CO. ^Sf Tires, Tubss, Accessories FORD SPECIALTiES Highest Grade Giois at Lowest Prices Write for B.iri^un Boik No. 12 8S Chambers Street New York City ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS THE COST OF WAB, We quote the lolloving from t speech made in Congress by Hepresen- tative Dartholdt and commend in careful perusal to intelligent minds: The trade of furnishing war mater¬ ials and keepin;; u ) the buslnes-s of preparation for war costs the world today about J3.000,000.000 a year—a sum beyond the huumn imagination almost. I order, everything imaginable connect¬ ed with human government does no: total even half of thai sum In this almost untb^nkabl" and prr- ftigate waste of so many billions ever^ year there are fabulous fort'inos reap¬ ed by those in the trade, and ther" is no olher trust In the world which reaps such profits, Lutherans to Hold Social The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free- STRONG THE CLOTHIER Men'8>nd Boys' Clothing, HATS AND FURNISHINGS When a man buys one ol our Suits or Overcoats a feeling of confidence is at once created —perhaps because of our reputation for unequalled quality and price, or because he already has worn our clothes. Whatever the reason, he gains a confidence which never weak¬ ens, but steadily grows greater. The whole work of carrying on the ; Port Lutheran Church will hold a pub- ,„ ^ . lie social lomorrow at'.ernoon at 3 ordinary affairs of civilized govern- i ^,^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^, ^^^_^^ ^^ ^ ment—internal improvements, educa- j^ (.j,urch street. 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