mw, NASSAU POST. nWHWTRT. N. Y.. FRTDAY, JUNE 14, 1!)1« TNi«» «
160 MEN OF 21 REGISTER FOR WAR
At Headquarters of Board 3 Freeport-'To be Examined
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BIG MACKEREL HAUL I NEW POUCE CAPTAIN
Freepmi Fishermen Break Record
ky Catching 30,000 Ponnis.
ffiU. F. PInlRps, Former Trustee Appointed--Salary, $t,SO0.
At the offices of Loral Board f(Jr Division No. 3, Church .street, Free- port, IfiO .young men who have be¬ come twenty-one years of a(fe in the last year retristered on June 5 under the Selective Draft Uw. The list printed below shows that approxi¬ mately 40 men were from Freeport, 39 from Hempstead, 1.') from Roose¬ velt, 17 from Badwin and 11 from Garden City.
It is probab.e that the same pro¬ cedure will be followed in making the men available as wa.s pursued last year and this sprinj?,
1 Antonio rerrnro, I-re. port
2 Kenneth L. .Smith, Hellmore .1 JrMeph \. Coffey, Krfoport 4 Mansfield E. .Super. Freeport 6 Joseph I'. Manning, Baldwin
6 Cieorge A. (ii.isel. Frpeimrt
7 F.-lwaril Pettit, Baldwin
K (ieorge Dowey Bennetl, Roosevelt 9 'Joseph Kelly. FreepTirt
10 (Jeorge atahl. Smithville South
11 fjwen Andrew I'alk, Freeport
12 Hugh V, (lorry, (iarden Cily 1.1 (ieorge EIwikhI Mole. Roosevelt 14 Frank Baldwin, Ocean Side
I.-) (Jeorge Russell Noon, Hemiwtead
1« Henry Vowh, Jr... Freeport
17 Walter Robins, Baldwin ,
IH Wilbur Henry Youngheim. Wantagh
lit John Herbert Mirschel. Hemtwtead
20 James Joseph McCabe, Ixing Heach
21 Ward Wesley Hycr. Freeport
22 Harry John Boll, Baldwin
2,3 William Frefleriek Pepper. Hemt>slead
24 William F. Otto, Merrick
25 Jacob Philip Beiaele, Baldwin 2(i Silas Purdy Williams, Freeport
27 Ciuiseppe Salvatore Zaccalla, (larden City
2H Eugene Francis CJilligan, Freeport
29 Samuel Pa<lirett, Freeport
.10 Joseph Wallace Birch, Jr., Merrick
31 Arthur H. Baumlrach, Hempstead
32 E<lward Clifford Beere, Ocean Side
3:1 Thomas Franklin Campbell, Hempstead
84 Raymond C. Brower, Roosevelt
35 Raymond Arthur MoKenna, Hempatead
36 Carl Joseph Stoddart. Bellmore
37 (ieorge Watson Hoag, Roosevelt
38 Frank Profert. Lakeview
39 Hudson Budd, Garden City
40 Oeorge Edward Oriffltha, Baldwin
41 F;dwin Horn Tylee, Ocean Side
42 William Rock, Rockville Centre
43 Percy Rhodes, Roosevelt
44 Harry Smith. Roosevelt
45 Raymond J. Mervendei. Hempatead
46 Arthur Joseph Whitehead, Rooaevelt
47 Fred William Gisael, Roosevelt
48 RalDh Oliver, Hempatead
49 Clarence Benedict, Garden City
50 Thomas Joseph Hanley, Hempstead
51 Arthur Adam Weiss, Freeport 62 Charles Oeonte Fuge. Freeport
53 Clarence B. Van Nostrand, Central Park
64 Marcel A. Maillard. Hempstead
65 Henry C. Botach, Hemiistead
68 Henry C. Moeach, Central Park S7 Elliott Fream. Hempstead
88 Milton Sheehan, Freeport
69 Harry Hardy. Bellmore 60 Jacob Jaffe, Freeport R1 .lohn Lang, Mineola
62 William Lange. Wanugh
fi3 Vincent P. Moore. Hempstead
64 Elliott Preacott Raymore, Freei>ort
£5 Marcy Lubaway, Ocean Side
66 Michael A. Cotone, Long Beach
67 William W. Lenihan. Hempstead
68 George A. Pataon, Garden City
69 Walter Johnson, Freeport
70 Norman Henry' Grant, Freeport
71 Peter Pirnle, Roosevelt
72 William Oor^e Schreck, Hempstead
73 Claude Spencer Soper, Freeport
74 Alonio Williams, Westbury
75 Frederick Joseph* Higginson, Freeport
76 John A. Greenlee, Long Beach
77 DariuH Willel SylvestCT, Ocean Side
78 Theodore Bedell Smith, Roosevelt
79 Charles I.evv-ia Miller. Hemj>«tead
80 William R. Vaughiin. Riuisevell
81 Richard Birkholz, Freeport Hi; Iternard Roinl.o Wimliigh
83 Fred Charner. Hempsts-ad
84 F;i»worth Fpwlor. Ocean Side S.'i Joseph Zemlirzuski, H^miistoad
86 John E Keix- Hempstead
87 Carl Zalmrowski. Hemiwtead
88 Thomns F. Collins, Smithville South Hit Roy White. Hempatead
uo William HcnkolT.sky, Hempstead
•11 John W. Rikor, Hiildwin
".>2 Leon J. I'oteis. Ocoiin Side
f>:i William John •Milford, Roosevelt
!>4 Willinm Hriii th wnilo Hrvnn. Hempstead
•>.¦¦> Willinm I,. Herolii, Homi»tead
!<r, John WatHon Oiloll. Rixwevolt
f)7 Jl hn Pidkmony. West Hemiwtead
08 Harold F. Sch\\-oilor. East Hempstead
99 George Clarke. West Hempstead
loij Edward 1). Wright. Kreoport
101 Hoiliort Trad well. Homp.st.ad
102 Wilholm Marelowieh. Hempatead
103 Chris. A. Gelliel, Freeport
104 Willinm (¦"loyil Post, FieeiKirt in.'i Robert Ciish Staudt, Baldwin lofi Carl Heno' Rowohl. Wantugh 107 Thomii.s Han.sliury, Hempatead
The Wjr(?est haul of Spanish mack- ere. for the season, and what is said to be a record-breaker in many years, was made on Sun(lay off Point Look¬ out by Freeport fishermen.
The total brouifht in by the boat.^ was 30,000 pounds, or 1.') tons, ac¬ cording to reports, and required 180 barrels for shipment to market. Al¬ lowing the fiishermen 15 cents a pound for their catch, a fair market price under present conditions, the days' return would be $4,500, a tidy surr.
The mackerel were of fine size and excellent quality. They formed what some of the veteran baynien claim to l>e the larftest schbo.s ever seen in local waters.
At a npecial meetinf^ of the Ro«k- ville Centre Villaire Board of Trustees on Monriay evening. Will F. Phil¬ lips, who retired as a trustee after the election last March, was appointed captain of police at a salary of $1,500 a year. He assumed his duties on Tuesday.
Actinjr Captain John Kircher, who had been in charge of the force since Captiain George O'Neii resigned on May 1, has resumed duty as a patrol¬ man.
Captain Phillips is a yot^ng man. His father was head of the Albany Police and met his death accidently in that city.
From fhe AmityviUe Sun. Garden owners in Greene avenue and Union avenue report that the section is fatrly over-run with gray .squirrels.' Although the.se litt.e ani¬ mals are destructive to a fault, they are protected by law. Even in the open season, from November 1 tn December 31, .squirrels cannot he shot within an incorporated village.
Notice to Contractors
The Board of Education of Union Free .School Di.triet No. 4, Smithville South. N. Y.. will receive hids for the Installation of sani¬ tary toilets, concrete stoop and hoard fence. Plans and speeifleations may hm had at the residence of Thomas J. Thornton, Maple Avenue, SmlthviPe .Smith, N. Y. Bills will he opened
MONDAY, JULY 8TH. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all hids.
By order of the Board,
THOMAS J. THORNTON, rresident of the Board, Bv Charlfs A. Woon,
Diatrict Clerk.
Kfitablislied 1917
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Bellmore, N,Y.
A bank account keeps you informod. Your check is your receipt. Your stub is your record. We offer you all the ac¬ commodations safe bankinK permit*.
Dr. H. V. HoLCOMB, President Chas. M. Vanderoef. Cashier
GAS RANGES
PROTESTS R, R. ACTION
Suffolk Official Wires McAdoo Against L. I. Ticket Move.
Surrogate Selah B. Strong, of Suf¬ folk County, has sent a teiCgram to William G. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury and director general of rail¬ roads, protesting against the "calling in" of all mileage books and family trip tickets sold prior to June 10, 1918.
By placing its order into efTect Sur¬ rogate Strong contends the Long Isl¬ and Railroad is violating a clause of a special charter it received from the state of New York, which specifically states that the state expressly retains the right to regulate the fares.
Judge Strong requests Secrertary McAdoo to instruct the officials of the Long Island Railroad to live "up to the contract and restore the books and tickets at th^ old rates.
Fight Against Hearst Papers 'All Camouflage*
Red Cross Contributions $517.
The Freeport Branch, American Red Cross, acknowledges with thanks the following contributions:
Mrs. Charlotte L. Hart and Mrs. Herbert Bacon, $1 each (monthly) ; .Mrs. Edward S. Abeles (monthly), $2; Mrs. Fred E. Story (monthly), $5; Mrs. Goetschius and Mrs. Nor- ris (card party), $5.60; "Do Our Bit" Girls' Club, $26.18; Hugo Stearns and friends, $477; Total, $517.78.
Kindl)fc make checks payable to Freeport Branch, A. R. C., and send to Mrs. Alfred T. Davison, 110 Pine street, FreepOH.
A piano recital for the benefit of the Freeport Branch will be held at the home of Mrs. Alfred T. Davison, no Pine street, on Saturday even¬ ing, June 15, at 8 p.m. All are invited to come. Tickets, 50 cents.
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For Sale, To Let, Wanted.
FOR SALE—White French Pood¬ les, age 2 years; price $10 and $15. Mrs. J. Hanse, 1 E. Smith Street, Freeport. .Advt.
FOR S.A.LE—2 prood work horses; 2 horse wagons, harness. Frank B. Wood, 131 .Atlantic avenue, Ocean Side. 2-iy
F'OR S.ALE—Indian motorcycle witih side car.- .Apply Charles J. Snid¬ er, taylor, 21 South -Main street, Freeport. tf-18
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Jumes William Co Harry J. Oiinn, BellniDre Henry llninninir. lialilwin James Krioco. Homiislead ir_' Cieortte Super. Wantugh ll.'l CamliriilKe Krlunil, Oarden City 114 James Ilaniel C'ariientcr, Freeport (liiiive Aieoxilns. (larden City FllwoLd Calvirj Hitikle, Henuwtoad Charlen .\. M.>tt. Hempstead Ivewis (Iritman. Ocean .Side Walter S. Swenson. Bellmore Miirun C. .Stowe, Hemiwtead Kleminu Jidin (lilvii.y, Kreeiinrt Kdward UaliUvin Moekel. (larilen City Fiirtiinate (irlUn
W.ANTED—.\ white nirl for gen¬ eral hou.ie work in .small fainiiy; wapes, j^.'iO; :!il2 Milburn avenue, Baldwin Harbor. l.-iy
FOR SALE—Motor boat, eighteen by five, three horse power Ferro En- trine, all in good condition; price, $85. Box 11, Wantagh. tf-19
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(te (irillo, 1-ri-epiirt .lames Klwni-ti \Hruricc, i?eafipiil Bert Kvers, Hempstead ' Michael Steenlieruer. I.h'K' Hoacli V.-irlin FhliU Arnold, I.imir Bench Kmil .^iinderitnavd, Lonj! Bench l:i!l John H. OenttU-r, Wantairli
150 Ch»irttian Scheli-.- Fiiepnrt
151 Frank Parth. Jr., Hemiwliad
rj2 Fred Wil!iani Koehler. Ocean Side ^'^\\ ()'|i> Frrnr Fritr. Zuidlmer, Kr»HM>ort 1S4 Alexander Hari-y Wnod, Lnnti Beach John (iass, Freeoort Jiweph Fnineis Mranev. Freeport Ji'hn Carl Mnrshall. Hivldwin " 13M William I). Overinn. Freeport
159 .'Samuel Hower*. Baldwin Jihn C. Schlejrel, KiHwevell Alhert .lamns fookp, H'mpMeail AUuiBO Mot^iine, Freepnrt .Arthur F. Kinn. Wantaxh Churles Freilerick .\»ch. Freep,>rt Krntut Writenour. Freeport Jiwei>h KlUeck. Hr.mx
147 William ,|oaeph Whitehead. Freeport l-IS Clarence J. Croaaman. Freeport «» Rolf Toliiason. Sfofi.rd Jiweiih Hehr, RiH.-sevelt Arthur H. .Armlo-uiiter. Bakiwin I.e«t»r Earl Luah. FreeiMirt Isaac ttiKin. Freeport Frank J Bal<^in. Freeport 1115 Mondl* Karp. bellmore 18« Thi-maa (>iipenheimer. Fr»e|K)rt
167 Parker Dawei». tiard'-n Citv
168 Otto C. Petieraon. Freei»ort 'K<» Paviit Feixotlo. Tarden City
160 Charlaa P. a—man. Henip«le«i>l
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SALEaLADY wanted for general dry floods business. Jamea .S. Lewis, West .Merrick Road and Church streot, Freeport. 6G
yOUU CARRER OF LIFE. Scien¬ tific .Astrology. Guides in business, love, marriage, etc. Send dime and birthdato. Paul Laeschkie, Box 42, Carlstadt, N .J. lOt-7
N8WS Writer is Masonic Deputy
Lewis C. Austin, a paat master of Riv«rhead Lodflfe, and one ot the bett-known newspaper men in Suf¬ folk County, has bevn appoint4»d dis- ¦txict deputy grand maater of th« tfrat and second Masonic diiAricts, which include Nassau snd Suffolk Counties, by Grand Master Farmsr eii Sjrracus*.
VV'.AN'TED—.^Ian for a lea ami cof¬ fee route. Hfmpsteaii territory. Com¬ mission basis. '.Must furnish $:iOO bond. C. A. Stone, 2S'.I Fu.ton ave¬ nue, Hempstead, L. I. IK
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Coinpe- tent white jrirl wanted for general housework; waives $40 per mortth; phone l>r»2 Freeport, or cad 188 West Merrick road, Freeport. 1-19
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Mortgage
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An Editorial from the Albany Times-Union of June 4,1918.
[The TImesUnlon Io owned and edited by Hon. Martin H. Glynn, former Governor of New York, chosen by President Wilson to renominate Mr. Wilson for President In the Democratic Na¬ tional Convention of 1912.]
THE conspiracy against the Hearst publications and Mr. Hearst personally reflects no credit on sjiy of the parties concerned in it. There is no patriot¬ ism, no loyalty to the Qovemment, no fidelity to principle or even a semblance of deceilcy in such an onslaught.
The same elements that are fighting Mr. Hearst in thia underhand manner have been fighting him ever since he entered ths field to help wring justice from big busi¬ ness. Some papers that are exploiting the matter are merely house organs of bijf business, and every man who is taking part in the flglit on Hearst is either one who is in the employ of the agents of corporate greed or is an innocent and misguided victim of such. Doubtless many Cfood men have succumbed to the wiles and persuasive¬ ness of the anti-Hearst propagandist, but they do not understand the niotive behind the eflfort. Patriotism haa nothing to do with it. Pro-German iw pro-Ally cuts no figure whatever. Iharc thin veils are used to cover the hideousness of «^ a ccn3pirac7 to pnnish Mr. Hearst for the flght of years
he has been making for the people. 'EVEHY COERUPTINO INTEREST FIGHTING,"
Every corrupting element that has hung about the lobbies of Washington and Albany is now fighting Hearst, as they have fought him for years.
Every agent of big and corrupt business is fighting him.
Every highly respectable schemer that robbed the stockholders of the railroads up to the day the Govern¬ ment took ccKtrol' is in this fight against him.
Every railroad manager and director who has robbed his employes to pay out in dividends the money that shorld have gone to the men in better wages is in this fight ag-ain.^t Hearst, for they regard him as their enemy. Certain papers leading the fight are the house organs cf coiTupt big business and war profiteers, and the tools tjioy are using are the same men who have drawn fat re- tair.ers from hip, busine"!S for fchowing its members how far they could go in the v.ork of plundering the public r.nc! still keep out of jail.
Every one of these enemies of the people is arrayed j'.n-'" st Iluarst and ie squealing about his own loyalty and j^a'ricl{,cni. I.n the cas? of ncai-ly every one of them, patri- otl:'n ?^5rciy means profit,-fifa they rcj^ard politics only as it oiTfirn oppcrti;mty for pl\in;iorin?; tlie people. "iClI/ICAL FLUNDEEEPS .^G.MNST HIM." ' H'iirst has b:.cn for ths people, and political plunder¬ ers are against him.
Hoprst i.s for Government o'/vnicrship of public utilities, end tho^e who have piled up fortunes financing them un¬ der private ownership are against him.
Hearst has stood for organi.^ed labor for years and has fought its battles, and all the big moneyed men who believe that capital should organize in every possible way but labor should not be permitted to organize at all are fighting him and parading their patriotism as an argument. It is true that Mr. Hearst did not want this country to go into the war if it could keep out and protect its honor and interest. There are many millions of men who felt as Mr. Hearst felt before our entrance into the strvigglo. But these people are standing loyally, firmly and patriot¬ ically with the President, while many of tbe early bowl«n for war lost their enthusiasm as loon as we got into the struggle.
In this flght oo Hearst the cry of patriotism made by the howlen is only a refuge for profiteers. It it a fl|^t on the people rather than ou Heiurst. IT'S THE 8AMX OLD nOHT THAT HAB QONE Oil POE YSAMB AND^WILL OO ON AB LONG A8 THS P088IBILITT OP PUBLIO PLUNDU BXnrS AHD MSN AU POUMD TO ITAMD IN THE WAT Of IU PLOXD«UBS.
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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 Auto;natic Hot Water Heaters are always in use at our offices. They work just as well in your home.
Place your order early for the Ruud you expect to have installed as they will never be cheaper.
Our Vulcan Tank Water Heaters are the most dependable Hot Water Heaters of this type on the market.
Get busy with your order before we have to tell you that our stock is exhausted.
The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co|
GEO. MacDONALD, President
Offices at Hempstead, Freeport, Rockville Centre, Mineola
Great South Bay Ferry Co. TimeTabl]
In effect June 1. 1918. Subject to change without notice
From Freeport, L. I., to Pt Lookout, Nassau-by-the-Sei Sea Edge, on the Inlet; Long Beach
South and West Bound
Daily Ex. Sun
Sundays only
Daily
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Will Not
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4.00
4.30
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Leave Freeport
.A...M.
6.10
7.40
10.10
11.10
Sto liny
P.M.
12.10
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1.10
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2.10
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3.10
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A.M.
6.20
7.S0
10.20
11.20
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12.20
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2.20
3.20
4.20
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A.M.
6.30
8.00
10.30
11.30
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1.30
2.30
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Extra Boats Sundays .and Holidays, Betweej Freeport and Point Lookout
From 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Boat trolleys meet N. Y. & L. I. Traction cars at Atlanl Avenue, near Ocean Avenue, Freeport.
Beach Parties Day or Night for Churches, Lodges, Sunday Schools.
Six IJiK lloats HiKidly IiLspoetod by I'. S. Govcrniuei
For Information telephone Freeport 773; office open 9 a. to 7 p. m. daily.
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Light, Wiring, Fixtures. Motors, Phones, JAMES F. CAMPION
KL£CTRICAL CONTRACTOR PhoM GoonectkNi Freeport, N.
