THZ nJMAV POBT, FBEEPOBT, H. T, TBIBAT, JUBI 16, 1916.
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Dealer io all kinds of Horse Goods.
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HERE'S THE BACKBONE OF THE CHAUTAUQUA
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T'S in the lecture numbers. Music and entertainment there will be—and a-plenty of it. But the MEAT is in the flve lectures. Talks like these are pace setters and thought stimulators. They make a man grow overnight. They lift him up as by his boot straps. They set him thinking in new trains of thought. They> broaden his horizon and give him a bigger look at things. Each day of the Chautauqua brings its special message in form of a lecture.
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LEE FRANCIS LYBARGER
of the Philadelphia bar on the first day. Millions of dollars that come from the pockets of taxpaying American citizens are wasted every year by means of pork barrel legislation in congress. It ia one of the most serious ques¬ tions confronting the nation. The methods of government expenditure must be corrected, and it is the duty of every citizen to give the matter his best thought. Another matter of importance is every mcin's duty to his commu¬ nity. Both of these great questions are discussed by Mr. Lybarger under the head "The Community Conscience."
ARTHUR DELROY
is president of the New York Psychic Club and an exposer of psychic fakes —mind reading, slate writing, etc. He is also an authority on character de¬ velopment by suggestion. His lecture he calls a "Psychic Melange," and it will be entertaining and to a certain extent mystifying as well as decidedly instructive. Second day.
FREDERICK WARDE.
distinguished Shakespearean actor. It is fortunate we have him here in this notable Shakespearean tercentenary year. He will appear in a lecture-re¬ cital which he calls "Shakespeare and His Plays.'* •
DR. EUCLID B. ROGERS.
educator and orator. Dr. Rogers has won g^reat popularity throughout the middle west, where he is best known, for his inspirational talks to young men and women. He is said to have influenced thousands to pursue courses of higher learning. He will speak on the fourth aftemoon on "A Living or a Life."
ANDRE TRIDON.
Mexican war correspondent. Mr. Tridon was in Mexico as a ccnrrespondent for the Outlook and Independent at the time of the landing of the United States troops at Vera Cms and has seen much of Mexico. He has degrees from four great universities, was trained for a diplomatic position and served three years as an attache at the Peking embassy. He will speak on the last day on "An Inside View of Mexico."
BUY A SEASON TICKET
It reduces the cost more than a half. Get it of the committee before the tent goes up. It will cost less now than later Every member of your fam¬ ily should have one. And remember, besides the lectares, there is a whole host of musical numbers!
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BEGINS JUNE 28th
BELLMORE
The regular monthly meeting of the Bellmore Suffrage Club was held in the court room in Firemen's Hall on Tuesday. June Ll, at 2.30 o'clock. As Important business was attracted at this meeting, a large number of mem¬ bers were present. Enrollment of new members took place preceding the meeting.
Miss Marguerite Jones of Manhat¬ tan was a recent week-end guest at the home of .Mr, and Mrs, David B. Ryder.
Dr. and Mrs, Henry V. Holcombe of the Crossways, Merrick road, to¬ gether with -Mr ,and -Mrs, J, Douglass C.ro.se of the bungalow colony, were the recent week-end guests of .Mr, and .Mrs, Warren 1. -Murray at East Mor¬ iches. L. I.
In the recenl t-anvass of the district by members of tiie Beilmore Suffrage Club, the number of enrollments, when completed, was encouraging to il marked degree, i:'0 of llie towns- women having enrolled as being in favor of the movement. Certainly there is strength in numbers, and the loaders hope tliat they have not only gained the services of the Slate or¬ ganizer for the coming three months in .Nassau (-ounly, tbut that the 130 names will be added lo, and included in our cluh organization,
.¦\ party was held at the iiome of MissLottie ScoUey's on Thursday evening. .lune 1, and was largely at¬ tended iind a line time enjoyed by ail. The 'evening was spent in card playing, dancing and singing. One song sung by Miss Hooley was "Good¬ bye Girls. I'm Through." whicli was very true, as we alj know tliat .Miss Hooley is going to leave and be mar¬ ried July i'2. Hor many friends are very sorry lo lose her but wish the best of luck and long years of happi¬ ness. Watch out, for it is e.xpected that .Miss Scolly will be the ne.xt to sing t hat song,
I Mrs. E, Green spent last Kriday iwith her sister, >lrs, Moran, of Brook- jlya,
I Clair Bartlioloniew has rented the oflice formerly occupied by Mr, Po.st, and will conduct his undertaking business there,
Carl Slodder, assistant station station agent at Bellmore, had part of his thumb taken off. He is under Dr, Skou's care and is doing nicely.
Quite a romantic wedding was held in the court room of the Fire Hall on Tliursday, June I, when Jerome Mes¬ sina's brother, .loe, was mairied. The marriage was opposed by the bride's parents because of her youth, but that did not make them faint hearted. Tlio bride left her home in the city as usual as if going to business, but came out her where the groom met her. They were rusjied to Homp¬ stead for a license and then back to Bellmore where Judge Norton did the rest,
Jolin J. Lowry <t Co. report Ihe sale this weelf of Stanford Smith's house to S. W, Benedict, Jr., Staten Island.
If you are in (loubt on any (iiies¬ tion no matter what, attend the morn¬ ing or evening class at tlie poslottice I eve will argue the point,
Harry Apeler loft Sunday for a trip through the West for Double- day, I'ago & Co.
.Must have been a sale in walking sticks, Ali the young men seem to have them.
The game of hall between Smith¬ ville South and Bellmore firemen took place Sunday. Score, :i to 0 in favor of Smilliville, It is reported that Mr. O'Keefe of Sliiilhville Soulh who uiu- pired the bases gol his glasses mixed and tliat was tho cause of his bad de¬ cisions all in favor of Smilliville South,
Bellmore baseball club made (luite a sliowing with their game with Ihe Lindenhurst school boys. Score, l'.'i to '2 in favor of Bellmore, We can ])lav ball when the resl can't,
fhe Bellmore Board of Trade held its regular monthly meeting on Mon¬ day evening, June ,'i, Tho meeling was ono of the best ever hold, for "progress" was the watchword and at times the members seemed lo be car¬ ried away with it, Tho (iiiestion of stuccoing tlie elation of the L. I. R, R, and parking tlie surrounding area took up most of the evening, and from reporls enough money was sub¬ scribed almost by one member.
PROF. E. H. STRAUBEL DEAD.
Took Part in Inauguration of Presi¬ dent Abraham Lincoln.
Prof E, H, Straubel, father of Wil¬ liam F. Straubel. the piano tuner of Bellmore, died at the home of his daughter Ida at Montclair, N, J,, on Saturday, June 10, aged ,80 years. Professor Straubel was one of the old¬ est musicians In New York, and also one of the charter members of the Philharmonic Society and the Musical Union. He lead the band at the in¬ auguration of President Abraham Lincoln, was received at the 'White House, and was director of the band that escorted the body of Lincoln to Albany after his assassination.
He was a composer and arranger of music for years, and soloist with the famous bands of Gllmore, Downing. Conteraro and others, Internient was In Easton. Pa,
DR. J. R. SHAPERO
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Massapequa
Long Island
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