THE NASSAU POST, rUBBPORT, N Y., FRIDAY. APRIL 19. If lft—ft«i f
MERRICK
LUTHERAN CHURCH Pairtor, Rev. William Steinbicker. Bible School at 9.45 a.m.; morning service at 11 oclock. The Catechu¬ mens meet Tuesdays at 3..^0 and Sun¬ days at 9.30. Everyone cordially wel¬ come at all services.
Mr. and Mrs. Asmus Schmidt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bahnsen for the week-end.
destroyed the unoccnpied house of! Mr. "Thompaon, situated on Horatio avenue and Meadowhrook road, at 11 o'clock Tuesday night. The house ' was moved from lx)ng Beach several , year* ago. Both of the local fire | compani»s responded to alarms, but the flames were so far advanced that the firemen could do little toward sav ing the building.
VITAL STATISTICS
A large number of representative citizens attended a meeting on Wed¬ nesday evenJng, April 10th, in Fire Hall No. 1, where it was determined to make the sale of Third Liberty Loan Bond* in the local district a speedy success. The meeting was held under the auspices of the local Loan Committee, and was called to order by Chairman J. W. L. Van Sicklen of the entertainment committee. The speakers of the evenin)); were M. Fel¬ tenstein of Freeport, a prominent lawyer from Manhattan; George E. Bradbrook of Rockville Centre, and Lieutenant Harold Bunker of the U. S. Naval Reserve Force, who is assigned to the Pelham Bay Naval Station as an instructor in naviga¬ tion.
An excellent chorus was given by the school children. The Home De¬ fense Unit and Boy Scouts were well represented. Lieutenant Col. John B. Christoffel presented medals to eight local Boy Scobts who made the high¬ est sales in the Second Liberty I^an. They were: Harry Croks, Harold Gunzenhauser, Robert Miller, George Cook, Howard Bartow, William Sten-
fel, Anthony Canini and Richard hamm. Two other Scouts entitled to receive medals but who were absent on account of sickness were: Earl Goodenough and Harry I.ieieh. The 'Scoutmaster, Charles A. Calkins, al¬ so received a medal. The troop an¬ niversary night will be held at the Parish House on April 29th, when the Scouts will be given a bannuet in hon¬ or of their troop work and drum and bugle corps.
MARRIAGE LICENSES j
Charles A. Bloomingdale, 57; An-' nette Behre, 36, both of Floral Park. !
Joseph Frank Friar, 25, Grand Rap¬ ids, Michigan; Emma Grace Cramer,! Hempstead. i
'Frederick Benjamin (Seixas, 40; Vi¬ ola Kloski, 26, both of Rockville Cen- I tre. I
Charle.'? Frederick Tomyes, 22, Brooklyn; Olga Frances Dilthey, 19, Ocean Side.
Judson Fowler Raynor, 22; Eliza¬ beth Maude Whaley, 23, both of Free- port.
Cecil Brower, 19, of Baldwin; Ed¬ na .May Smalley, 18, of Ocean Side.
ming, aged 76 years, 11 months.
April 7, at Hempstead Heights- .Stanley Grahowski, aged 4 years, 4 months.
April 3, at Baldwin—Edna Adelia BaWwin, aged IR years, 8 months.
April 4, at Valley Stream—Edith E. McCray, aged 24 years, 8 montha.
April 4, at Valley Stream—Am¬ brose .Trthn March, aged 1 year, 10 months.
April 3, at Hempstead, Myrtle Cor¬ nell, aged 25 years, 5 months.
April 1, at I^awrence -Rosa A. Vi- talli, aged 9 months.
April 1, at Roosevelt, Anna Eliza Bedell, aged 78 years, 5 months.
April 1, at Hempstead, Hellas A. Wells, aged 50 years.
April 3, at Malverne—John Joseph Becker, aged 17 years
April 2, at Bellmore—Thomas R. Smith, aged 69 years, 2 months.
h Fraternal Ctrcles.
Freeport Lodge, I. O. O. F., con¬ ferred the third degree upon two can¬ didates last Monday evening. Two other candidates are expected to re¬ ceive the introductory degree next Monday evening.
District Deputy Grand Master S. P. Shea and members of his official staff will make a visit to Mineola Lodge, I. 0. O. F., this (Friday) evening.
Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. 0. U. A. M., will hold a class initiation the first Friday evening next month. A substantial number of candidates are expected.
AMERICAN THEATRE
70 South Main Street
Freeport, N. Y.
A fire of unknown origin totally
BIRTHS
Son, Willis, to Mr. and .Mrs. Frank i Miller of Merrick. I
Daughter, Pascalene, to Mr. and , Mrs. Gorocenzo Tulo of East Meadow,
Son, Tony, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rodin of Lawrence. !
Daughter, Ellen, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harrow Ritchie of Baldwin.
S^on, Frank Francis, to Mr. and Mr.s. Frank McMahon of Lynbrook.
Daughter, Audrey, to Mr. and .Mrs. j Walter Carman of Baldwin. j
Son, Howard, to .Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ' not Abrams of Lakeview. i
Daughter. Hope, to Mr. and Mrs. ' Benjai/iin K. Gatins of Hempstead. • Daughter. Elizabeth, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Powell Atkinson of Hempstead.
Son, Robert Frederick, to Mr. and Mrs. George Mead of Valley Stream.
DEATHS .\pril 8, at Elmont—Frederick Gill-
:oR) DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAND
3 MAGNIFICENT StEAMERS 3
-"CITY or ERIE" -"OTY OF BUFFALO-
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BUFFALO — Dally. May lat to Liar. 15th —CUEVEIAND
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AMERICAN
THEATRE 70 So. Main St.
Phone 633 Freeport
Freeport
Sunday April 21
Monday &
Tuesday
Apr. 22-23
Matinee 3.SO I5c and 20e Eve'g 7.15-9.15 15c and 25c
Wednesday April 24
¦tetinae l.lt lOe and 15e Eranins 7.16 16a and 20c
Thursday April 25
Blatin«e 1.30 lOe and 16c Ev«ain« 7.30 16e and 20c
F.iday April 26
Evrenins 7.10 lOo and 15c
Saturday April 27
Matinee 3.16
lOo and 16c
Kveninir 7.IB
16c and 20c
TOM MIX
CUPID'S ROUND UP
A Thrillinn .Story of the Cnlden Went
lliddoii littiid Current Kventa
Attniotloii Extraordinary
. WILLIAM FARNUM
IN —
Les Miserables
A Stupendniu Picturlzatlon of Victor Haca'i
F»motu Stonr, Played at Lyric Theatre,
Naw York, for tbe Paat 3 Mon thi.
VAUOEVILLE
ALMA RUBBENS
I LOVE YOU
Triangle Featarc in 7 Reel*
\ Slraagc Ceek Trlaaf le CeaHy
DUSTIN FARNUM
THESPY
or The Kaiser Agentti KxposeA
Fox SUndard Picture in 7 Keela CUKKFJNT EVENTS
CARMEL MYERS
THE wilNE GIRL
Blue Bird Production in t Reela
BtUy West in the Chief Cook
VAUI>E VILLE
ROY STEWART
LAW'S OUTLAW
Trianglo Feature In 6 RePla
A Marriage Not TriaDgie Comrdy
ANNOUNCEMENT
On and after May 1, 1918, we will be compelled to charge Government War Tax in addition to our Ad¬ mission Price.
New Schedule of Prices:
Admission, 10 Cent.s
*' 15 Cents
20 Cents
" . 22 Cents
War Tax, 1 Cent War Tax, 2 Cents War Tax, 2 Cents War Tax, 3 Cents
Total, 11 Cents
Total, 17 Cents
Total, 22 Cents
Total, 25 Cents
AMERICAN THEATRE, Freeport
GAS RANGES
Upon America dc' volves the sacredduty of keeping alight the torch of Liberty and upholding justice and democracy through¬ out the world. Let us not faJter or count the cost, for in the freedom of the world lies our only safety, and the preservation of our American lib' erties and institutions.
Let Us Invest To the Limit in Liberty Bonds
This Space Paid For and I Contributed By
Our supply of Gas Ranges this season will no doubt be limited.
Don*t wait until our representative calls. Place your order in any of our offices where you can look over our different styles. Do it today.
Ruud Automatic Hot Water Heaters are always in use at oar oflices. They work just as well in your home.
Place your order early for the Rand you expect to have installed as they will never he cheaper.
Our Vulcan Tank Water Heaters are the most dependable Hot Water Heaters of this type OR the market.
Get busy with your order before we have to tell you that our stock is exhausted.
ANNUAL
School Meeting
The Annual A«hAnl MeMinir <*t thi* inhaht- tanta of Union Free .SehnnI Diatrict No. t of the Town of Hemp<tead. qnnlifleri tn vote at achool meetinm In naid diatrict. will be h*I<l in the rMaembfy room In the drove Street Sehnot RnlMIn*. OroTe nnd Pin# Streela, on Tueaday erenln*. May 7, 1918, •« g pjn., for the punxiae of elcctln* two traateea. one for a term of three yearn, in plaee of David Sutherland. Jr.. whoae term of ofltee expiree July 31. 1»1«. and one for a tn-m of three year*. In plaee of William" H. Grace, whoee term of efHee wonld have expircri July 81, I91*, and for the tranaaetion of aueh other boaineai a« may regularly eome before the _ *1
CONTRIBUTED BY
W-T. HUTCHESON, Hempstead
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The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting G).
GEO. MftcDONALD, President
1 Offices at Ueupstead, Fre«port, Rockvilk Csatrc, liin«oU
ESTIMATED BUnOET.
The expenaea for the year eoremeneini Au- ruat lat. ISlft, are eatlmated aa followi:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Clerk IH.Of
Treaaurer lOO.OO
Suppliea 30.00
Other expenae 70.0» 525.00
EDUCATIONAI, ADMINISTRAT N Salariea. Supt. and Clerk 4,100.00
Supipliee 60.00
Other expenae 200.O«
Att«n<lanee Ofllewr and
Ceniua Rnumerator .. 67C.On 5.025.09
INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICB
Teachers' nalariea 57,900.0«
Suppliea (Principal) 180.OI
Other expense 26.OC
Text iMxiks I.400.O*
Other supplies uaed in
inatruetion 1,370.00
Connmeneement Exerelaes
and EVxhihits lOO.OO 60,926.00
OPERATION OF SCHOOI. PLANT Wairea of Janitora and
other employeea C,000.00
Fuel 3,800.00
Water 60.00
liiirht and Power 326.00
Janitora' suppliea 160.00
General eare of arrounda 10.00 Servicea other thaa per¬ aonal 476.00
Caaapools lOO.OO 9,920.00
MAINTENANCE OF PLANT Repair of bulldinva ... 3,40«.0O Repstira and replaeasnent
at haatinc, llshtJBK and
plumbinn equipment . . 109.00
Repaira and replacement
•f other equipment .. (9.00 3,760.09
FIXED CHARGES Inaurance (non« thia year) DEBT 3BRVICK Payment of bonda direct 7,726.00
Imtareat on bonda 7,227.60
Interaat on short term loans 409.00 15,362.60
CAPITAL OUTLAT (AcquiaiUon
and Canatruetion) Alteration of old bniidiacs
(not repaim)
Inatruetional apparatua.. 209.00
HeatinK, livhtins, plumb- in« and eleetrioat work
Furniture
Other equipment lOO.OO 100.90
AUXILIARY AGENCIBS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
Salaries &0.OO
Booka, repairH and re-
placemenla 200.00
Public Library 1,300.00 1,650.00
HEALTH SERVICE Medical inapcction .... 7.10.00
School nurse 700.00 1,450.00
$98,797.60 I.ps.s cstimRttKl receipts from Stale l.l,000.00
$S5,797.60 Datwl Krt-eiiort, N. Y., March HI. 1918. By Order of the
BOARD OK EDUCATION. ROBKRT E. nONAC.HY, Clerk.
PtXBD CKAKOBB
Penalnna 1,M4.T«
Inaurance OTt.M I.MI.M
DI5BT AKRVICE Payment of bomla direet 7,7»B.0O Raiietnption of abort tem
loana 4A,MM.OO
Interwt on bonda T.70«.00
Interaat on sh«tt l«m
liwns tM.44 U,M4.44
CAPITAL OUTLAY (Aeqataltkm
and Conatnietloa) Alteration of old hulMinfs
(not rqiaira) I,0St.4t
Inatruetional apparatua. . ll4C0t Heatinc, ll»htin«. plnmh-
in« and eleetrieal work IM.OO
FarnHure tt.OO
Other equlpmeat ttt.«4 I.MT.M
AUXILIARY AOCNCm AND OTHKR ACTIVmSB
Salariea M.OO
Booka, repain and r*-
placements it.X
Puhlle Library I,I90.00 l,39f.lt
HBALTH SERVICB Medical inapaetion ... 4tS.U 8«>Mol nana •S4.tl l.tSO.M
Caah on hand lIS.tTI.IO
Dated Freeport, N. Y., March «l. l»l«. C. DWIOHT BAKER, Preaident. CHARLES C. MOORE, Vice Pnsident.
NOTICE TO (miBDITOHa.
Parataint to an ordar of HON. LBONB D. HOWBLL, Surmitate ef ttie County ot Naa¬ aan, noiica is hereby (iven to all persona hav- inm claims s«ainet Frances B. Norton, lata of the Town of Hempatead, in tha aai<l coanty, deoaaaed, to present the aame with the Toueheta thereof, to tha aufaaeriber tka anecntnr of the IsMt Will and Taatamant of aaid deceased, at her place of tranaaetinc briwine«w at the olRca of WiUtara S. Pettit, Far Rockaway, New York, on or befora tha ISth <lay of Bilajr next.
Dabed, Mineola, N. Y., November *, 191T. ANNS L. DeMOTT, Bsasntor. WtuJAM S. Pii'iir,
Attemay for Bzeeator,
Far Boekawar, New Terk.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO Fanny B. Stilwell, Grace S. Hawkins, May Andenon, Paul Sodthard. Charlotta Carl, Ernest Southard, Henry Southard and EUiaalwth Southard, Send Greetinips:
Whereas, Charlea H. Southard, vrho resldea at Baldwin, Naaaau County, Hew York, haa lately applied to tbe Surrovate'a Court of our County of Nsiaaau, to have a eertain in¬ strument in writinar bearins date the 25th day of April,. 1907, relatins to both real and peraonal property duly proved aa tha last Win and Testament of
JAMES H. SOUTHARD. ill niaarii who waa at the time of his death a reaident at Baldwin, in said County of Naaaau,
Therefore, you and each of you, are cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Naasau, at the Starrocata'a office at Mineola, in the County of Naaaau, on the 26th day of May, 1918, nt nine o'eloak in the forenoon of that day why the said Will and Testament should not be admitted to probate aa a Will of real and i>eTsonal prop¬ erty.
In TeatJmony Whereof, We have caused • the seal of tho Surrogate's Ck)urt of oar said County of Naasau to be hereunto affixed.
Wltneas, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL,
L.a. Surrogmte of our said County of Nassau,
at the SurroKste's Office, at Mineola, ia
the said County, the 16th dsiy of April,
one thousand nine hundred and elffhteea.
EDWIN W. WEEKS,
Clerk of the Surrocate'a Court
FINANCIAIj SIWTEMKNT
Of the Board of Educntion of Union Free
School Di.Htrict No. i), of the Tr>wn of Hemp-
stoa.l. from April 1st, l!tl7, to March Slat, 1918.
lieceipt.s
Kulancc on hand 11,074.55
Ifack Uix«i 10,464.»H
Tulilic Scho*»l money . . 6,442.5H
Refunds * 61.20
Rclirement I'unil 1,302.46
Tuition it82.7S
Stewart Fund 1,965.00
Lonjf Reach Kunil 846.00
Hook's, linos, etc 31.56
Training Claa.s 560.01)
Notes (liacountKl 40,000.00
Ac.iflemies and lihraries 066.12
Interest on deiMwitri .... 27.50
Scliool taxes—1917 . . . 76,219.84
Hank ta.-i 703.78 150,538.71
DLsbiirHeinoiits
nUSlNtaS ADMl.NKSTRATION
Clerk 283.32
Treaaurer 100.09
Suppliea 29.20
Other expense 67.69 489.02
KDUOATIONAL ADMINISTRAT'N
Salaries, Supt. and Clerk 3,748.32
Suppliea 33.92
Other expense 209.63
Attendance Officer and
Census Enumerator . . 631.76 4.611.(2 INSTKUCl'lONAL SERVICB
Toaehera' salaries .... 63.633.62
SuppUaa 117.66
Other expense 22.76
Text books 1,116.»«
Other suppllsa uaad ia
inatruotion 1,406.11
Commencament Kxerciaaa
and BxUbits lU.N M.SW.tl
OPERATION or SCHOOL PLANT Waves uf Jaintors aud
other Biapkirasa . .. 4,117.14
Fust 1.191.41
Water 44.00
Ll«kt aad power 111.11
JauMora' suppIlM .... IM.IO
CianeraJ care of froaa^a l.8i Servtaaa othar tkaa per-
aaaaJ 44I.M
Caw»oela 97 54 f.lOlU
maintsnaWcJCof plant
Repair ef MUiaas . M4.fI
Repair* m»i isQlaasaasa* ef >—«¦>, HckUac an^ I
p4«BiMa« aqaipBMBt . IM.tl
Kepeira aad »>plsasn»ea*
THE PBOPLE OF THE STATE OF NBW YORK To Eliiabeth Philips, Frederick C. Davis, Sarah Brash, Melvin S. Terry, WiUet Smith. Emma Powell, William T. Smith, Dorothy La Clair, Ethel Walsh, Arthur W. Smith, Alice E. Bradshaw. Josephine Smith and Charlee C. Smith, Send Greetinga:
Whereas, Mary Charlick and Annie M. Smith, who reside at Roosevelt, Nassau Coun¬ ty, New York, have lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Naasau, lo have a ccrtnin instrument in writing bear- inK date the second day of June, 1906, re- latinK to both real and personal property duly proved aa the last Will and Testa¬ ment of
JANE S. RAYNOR, deceased, who waa at the time of her death a resident of Roosevelt, in said County of NaHt>au,
Therefore, you, and each of you, are cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Naaaau, at the Surrotratea office at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, on the IHth day of May, 1918, at nine o'clock in the foreiuion of that day why the said Will nnd 1'eal«ment .should not be admitte<l to proliute as a Will of real and personal property.
In Testimony Whereof, We have caused the seal Ilf the Surrogate's Court of our said County of Nassau to be hereunto adixeil.
Witn(».s, HON. LEONE D. HOWELL, SurniKate of our said County of Naa- L.S. .lau, at the .Surrogate's Oflice, at Min- e<ila, in the said County, the 12th day of April, ono thousand nine hundred and eighteen.
EDWIN W. WEEKS, Cleric of Uie Surrogate's Court. Wm. H. Good,
Attorney for I'l'litioner, 44 ("ourt Streot, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Home Workers
Wanted
Those Having Sewing
Machine Experience
Only
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North Park Avenue Rockville Centre Lonff Island
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