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^™J™,^,^^il AMERICAN LEGION
$27,000 MORTGAGE
fnepati WiB Be Afiaw With M
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Takea Place
Thomaa W. Miller,' of Delaware. 14 reeelvInK conifwitulatlons frtun mem- omm ot thm American Lesion In all tmrta of the country becaose ttt hla appointmfpt a« Allen I'roperty Cw*-
todlan by President Hardlos Calo-
Ffveport. March SO.—The Heavens i nel Miller waa a member of the Parla above Freeport will look like the Faurth Icaoous of the American Legion in at July celeblatlon or the slnnlnR of|l»19. one of the Inc-orporators of the the armlatlcs tomorrow nl«ht when iorganiratlon in tW» country and thair
Freeport liodse of Klka makee merry,
TlMf occaalon, win be the b^mlnic of the
1127,000 dollar mortffase that lias t>een
' UoBKlnr over the horns ot the J^k for
'Ijiome yearn.
i At exactly t p. m. nine larve and "ttotsy rockets wUI sail upwaid. That i^lll mean that the Freeport Lodge of Klks Is nl:2e years old.
At 1,1 mlntitcs pant 11 » match will be touched to tho edce of the mort/ra?e tiiy Exalted Ruler Albln John.son and from the roof of the olub house twenty- jfpvett refl flre torches will burst Into namea. This will signify that the mort- .JIfUrc burnlnir below waa for |27.^0. If i(K>u are not able 'to count all of the twenty-seven red flares on the roof look ,for a fallen Elk, for It will mean that a brother haa come to grief and fallen t>tf his perch on the roof. ¦ As the torches flare from the roof, ~ Jorty-elsht toy baloons will be released from the ground, meaning that the Elks Lodge Is American all the way through. EJach of thc balloons will have a siqall American flag attached to It. They rep¬ resent the number of states In the Union.
Rach balloon (will also have a tag
on It and any child who flnds one and
brings It back to the club will receive
a dollar.
^ .Theee exercises will mark the closing
'ttt tbe reign of Albln N. Johnson as
'tdxalted Ruler and the elevation of
Oeorge' H. Papenfiieyer and his staff
to their various posts of office.
The coming year in the Elka will be one that will be marked with a great many changes, Thc rule of Albln John¬ son was made prominent by the large number of members who joined; and Wtille all the fun will be kept up, it is H^ected that changes will be seen In .ihe club house, which Is not large enough at the present time to care for all Its members at one time.
The past year has been made mem¬ orable by the efforts of Albin N. John¬ aon, Archer '*B. Wallace, R. ' P. Domsehke, S. P. Shea, the Membership Committee, Johnny Mchee and Fred Pisano.
Together with the light side of life, euch aa street parades and clarabakeBfj, the Klks have shown that the serious side of life htus its place with them. Poor and unfortunate have always found comfort and solace when needed. The Kiddie Christmas last. year was a striking example of thc bpievolcnce of the liOdgc.
Bo not>afrlad then of the red glare that will hang over the center of Free- port shortly after 11 p. m. tomorrow. It will be the warm light of the heart 0* America shining thi-ough the spread¬ ing antlers of the soft eyed Elk..
The Exalted Ruler has appointed those who signed the mortgage (who were officers and committee-men when the mortgage was made) as follows: Stephen P. Pettit, Chairman, J. Huyier Ellison, Roland M. I.amb, Thomas F. Tierney, Ernest S. Randall, Oeorge M. Levy, Roy D. Pearsall, Thomas S. ('he¬ shire. Aubrey Pettit, Franklin G. Hill, Waltfer J. M^ore, Simon Mayer, WlHlam J. Rohr, John ^. Nolan, WlUlam F, Woodill Frank H. Stevens, Percy Ar- Ink. and also Moses Da Silva .(as repre¬ senting his ij^eceiased father, Isaad Da Sifva), to do the honors.
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man of the National ^I,«glelatlve Com¬ mittee of the I.ieglon from June, 1919 to June 1920. His new job is to look after a billion dollars worth of Oer¬ man and Austrian property In this country taken over by the government when war was declared against tha Central Expiree.
Visitors to Gotham from the ranks of the American Leplon ure invited to have' their mall addres.sed in care of -S. Rankin Drow Post. lOi West Korfy- Second street. New York City.
The Georgia Department of the American Legion has just compfetod Ol combined membership and service drive that netted . about 1.000 new membera and 2.000 successfully ctih- cluded casc!) of claims of veterans. Tho drive took two months. Representa¬ tives of the Legion, Bureau f War Risk Insurance, Public Health Serv-
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Mlas Mabel Wupper was pleasantly surprised wtth a miscellaneous shower by Miss Ethel Tlemeyer of Clinton street, Mareh 24. Sho received a num¬ ber of beautiful and useful gifts. Her engagement to Robert W. Maccubbln of New York City was recently an ndunced, »
Mlu Tlemeyer's home was beau¬ tifully decorated In pink and white. Preaent were:
'Mrs. Tlemeyer, Miss Bthel Tlemeyer, Mr*, F. Piper, Mrs. Harold Hardy, Mrs, M. A. Kobbe, Mrs, F. A. Olsen, Mrs, B. Albertson, the Misses Dorothy Kobbe, Ethel Petei-aon, Fern Albert- son, Alice Meier, May Eberhardt, Volldtaa Denquer, Jessie Meier, Flor¬ ence .Mafidonald, Mae Martin, Cornelia Imlay, Mabel Wupper. Henrietta Wup- per and Cecilia Wupper.
During thet .evening the guests wero amused by the Misses Ethel Tlemeyer and Jesak) Meier, who gave numerous aketc|ieB Including fancy dances and an imitation of two Irish comedians.
The members of the C. C. Club sang their speCtafSng, entitled "The Laugh¬ ing Bong." Dellghful refreahments Wtre aarred at 11 p. ro.
The ladiea of the aewing circle en¬ joyed a theatre party In New Yoflt }tM Thuieday afternoon. Thay aaw tka Oold Diggers. Those in the party «»fs M««^ Clyde Trueblood, Mrs, WUI¬ Iam ComlMr, Mrs. J. MoKee. Mra. C. Peterson aad Mra. Pred Woods.
,M- B. church held a apecial jarociam SurnSay evening. A ffiftture was a duet by Marlon and j^berta Trueblood, thr^ and flve years oU. Ttiey sang "This White Uly Haa
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Mrs. M. Hfutaen of MlnnesoU hi ^^~ ataylng -pfith ikra. Vetter durlns Ue rompietioia of her btppa tn Waat MvAdow,
A protest, alleging "discrimination against postal employes because they served thel^ country during the World War," will be placed before Postmaster Oeneral Will Hays by the American Legion, according to Lemuel Bolles, National Adjutant of that organlza. tlon. The I.iegJon charges that pro¬ visions of thc act giving war veterans preference In civil service eifaminntions have be»»n Igaofed. The committee, which, will take the matter up with Mr. Hays, will be headed by Theodora Roosevelt, Assl.stant Secretary of the Navy.
To furth«r better understanding lie¬ tween Canadian and American vet¬ erans, representatives of the Ameri<?an Legion posts at Oswego and Waters town, N. Y., have been Invited to at¬ tend thc annual banquet and celebra¬ tion of St. Julian's Day, w^Jrich will be held at Kingston, Ontario, April 22 and 28 under the auspices of the Army and Navy Veterans hi Canada. St, Julian's Day will mark tha anniversary of tho flrst ,poison gas attack, which the Gei-mans nuule oh the Canadians near Ypres. Tho Legion's action against Btx:he propaganda was char¬ acterized by the C:inadlan society aa "a splendid stand in defen.se of our common liberties."
$10,500 to Pvrdiasc Site For Permanent Home
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LIBRARY explained: «"«'ii?-^
I Rockville Centre. March »0.—Easter
UmamJamtm AA,»A In Halt. fllaa^P**' serivces «tt the Church of the A^h. nesnentf AMUV io neip \/mmm \ pp„„|„„ ^.^^g attended by lar^e congre¬ gations. The mualc was of a high staiKlard and well re?>d«rcd by the choir under thc direction of M. V. Cook. 'BaMwin, l^tarch so.—The good folks! At the morning service the "rector of .this cofTsmunity are cngafjed In a! dedicated a solid silver Chalice and drive to get sufheient funds to purchase j Paten for use In the (Tommunton. scr- a permailent home for their public II-'vice. The vesaeh* were presented to brary and to maintaitt the Ilbrary for the church aa''a merrtortal to the late tha benefit of the whole comiAunlty^i Theodore SchAfer by IHa wife, Char- The cost of the building ap now-pro-1 lotte Schafer. -^
posed Is 1>io,BOO. " • ^" ***" <ledlcation adftrewi the rector,
The library committee through Orace j Rev. Frederick H. Hand.sfleld. .spoke of N. Smith, chairman, and Ida E. Blxby, | thc consistent ehristian character of treasurer, have addressetl a communica-1 the lati- Mr. Hchafcr. referring to his Hon to the pcopl\of the community In! loyalty as a friend, his public .spirited- which they set foAh that two years of j neaa as or-citizen of thi.>? community, his experience have ^mply demonstrated j gencrpAlty of heart and hand, his pains- the need for a public library. TheytakjfiK and capable service.s in behalf point with pride to the fact that over! pf^the church in this parish as a vestry-
FREEPORT GUN aUB STARTSTO BIED
Work Well iimdet Way on SItk-
twe to Be Erected At Foot of
Man Street
Freeport, March SO.—The Freeport Gun Club atarted the construction of it's new quarters on their shonting grounds at the foot of South Main street on Saturday.
The plans were designed by the sec¬ retary and provide for one building thlrty-twn feet in length, sixteen feet in width, and sixteen feet In height. There will be two ent.-nnces, one r , the east and one on the west end of thc building, between which there will be six windows, affording an opportuni- [ ty to view from the inside all the | shooters tm well att all the targets on I the outside. |
The structure will be electrlcally.j equipped throughout. On thc e.i.st end i
B&OOXLTMITES BUmO
Freeport Owellii^ Prove AttrafttiTe
to/(Sty Pe<qde
Freeport. March 39.—The John J. Randall Co. reports the sates of ttoag- alows to the following nrooklyn peo¬ ple: Mrs. Daniel J. Suliivt^ Mrs. Bes¬ sie Sunidiine.
The Woodcleft Realty Co. reports the fqllowing miles: Andrew Orson. J. Jay Randall. Leslie J. Ronal, Frank WUlets. Mra. Ida Westvelt. all of Hoboken; Mrs. R. V. Wheeler, Mrs. A. A. Davis. John A. Dchr. Mrs. Margaret Krocs, Mrs. Annie J. McCord, and Jacob Judd, of nrooklyn.
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FINKD l-'OR SPEBDINO
Rookville L\Mitre. Uarch SO.—Jotm C. Farrell of CSI KuiktiaUaB avosw. Ilrpoklyn. was flned $10 for speeding a>Ong the Long Ilrantrfa nmd near th** east Village line. He was summone<I before Juatice Thorp la.-<t night by I'a- trolnian Frost.
Sin^^GARDNER WWDOW AND DOOR SCREENS
MADE and REPAIEED 00 Maple Avenue, Rookville Ceatf«
B,000 hooks were taken out last year,'nian for several years, and his devo- The present quarters were Riven rent j lion ut thc services. It( is fitting that free thc fli-st year and are occupitd at I his life so acUvcly devoted to the cause-^^--^-^^Ti-jJ^^J^^^-^ ^"j; h^co^sn-ud present at a rental much belo^ market t of Christ and His Church on earth value. The lease exp.res May I. It ^ should bo commemorated by these ves- cannot be hoped to renetfthe lca.se ex- i sels which arc essential to, and con¬ cept nt mfirket value, which would stantly u>ied in the hfghest act of wor- menn. a marked incase in rent. The ship of Christian people.
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present quarters are far too small.
Thc projicrty that ft is desired to purchase, at.'the junction of Grand ave¬ nuo and Foxhur.st load, is almost ideal both in^focation and arranfiement. Thc prico set, $10,500, is generally admitted 19 be r<!!isonal)le. ¦
More or less fe.'ir has been expressed whether possession of the property would not oivt.iil carrying charges that would be burdensome, but the facts are that the reverse is true.
Then.' are three huildlnK.s, or parts of buildings that can be rented until n\oro room i.s ncedetl for thc library than is Heeded at pre.sent. A very con.scn'ii- tive estimate of the rental Is $900 'n yeur; while ta.xes .'ire estimated at $180;, interest nt $¦138; repairs and insurnncc ut !i;200; which. In ixddition to 'getting ^ thc .space used for thc library rent free, ; would leave a bjilance of .some $100 a' year which wotll'l. be tt nutterial aid' In supporting the libmry. The difBcul-; ty is in raising- the $3,',00 needed for | tho initial pirj'pient ami necessary re-! pairing, not iri carrying the buildin.i? 1 aftcfwaril. / - I
The best thoi4ght.s of the'best men; of all ages; the .scientific facts one must. knf)W to live wl.sely;' the historical facts: that enable us to hotter understand Sihd; better Krasp tTfh conditions facing the! woild today .tre all to be found in books, j A librai-y, conveniently located nntl .sup-' plied wltli the necessary btiok.s, is a I public a.sset and so considered by those' living In the community and tho.se con- [ sidering moving here. It Is an import-!
EASTEB AT BALDWIN
Pretty Decorations and Fine Music Feature of Service
I Baldwin, March 30.—Easter services (in the'Melhodlst Episcopal Church were 'conducted by the Rev.Daniel M. Lewis
¦ and were well attended. ' The aWractive floral decorations In- I eluded ferns nnd palms with lavcndar, ; and white hyacinths and Ea.ster lilies. ! These wero arranged by members of j thc Epworth League.
Several of the young folk from the I Suntlay School were received into pro- ' bationary church meinber.shlp and a ' number of others were admlttctl to full ; membership.
I The chorus choir singing was n fea- i ure of thc day and services.
¦ ORApTiTtK IXnUSTKY IN 19?0
I The quantity of domestic flake and j amorphous graphite .sold by t>ioducers ' in the llhitod States in 1920 fimountetl j toSfilO short tons, an increase of 2S per ; cent over the quantity sold In 1019. The 'value of the Kiaphite .sold in 1920 was 'about $626,201, us compared with $78.- i 857 tn 1319. The.se""-fleili'CS"are bused j on reports made b>- producers to tho j U. S. Geological Survey, Department of ' tho Interior. -*
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The traps will he .set towards the, southea.st. The rifle range will bol_ tast of the traps. is
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Tlie next regular meeting of Free-' 9 port Chapter O. E, S., will be held in thc' S Chapter I-ooms on Saturday evening,! S April 9. The .social Friday afternoons! h.'ive been temporarily omitted. On j Friday evening, April l."i, Freeport; Chapter will give a l^im Dance at the , Freerwrt Club. Thin is to be one of the 1 mo.st attractive alTialrS of the kind heldi in Freeiwrt. j
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That Weara Longer, Liooks Better and Cost Less SMART DRESSES, SiGRTS, BLOUSES HOSIERY Uld UNGERIE
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LADIES' AND GENT'S TAILORING
Suits made to order
Work Called for and Delivered
12 NORTH VILLAGE AVENTIE '
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Ice and Federal Board for Vocational „„,,„„. „ ^,„ . . , , ,
Education visited every county in tho ?^"tf""o'- '" "^'^l*'"!? " b'ESer and bet
state and Interviewed men who hnd claims for compensation, education or^ hospitalization. Fonner service men who were not membere of the Logion bcnefltted equally with Legionnaires. 1
Contributions of more 'than $5,000, received for a propost^d memorial to veterans In Twin Falls County, Idaho, ( p,o„, ,he Greek'come the feminine: were turned over to the local post of „ames, Eudora, meaning "a good gift:"! the American Legion when It was Vhyllis, deemed inadvisable to curry on tho
ter Baldwin. 1
It is estimatetl that an average con-1 tribution of $;") frotn each house wllli bring the amount needed. Some house¬ holders cannot afford thf.s, others can tio j more. Be ready .to do your part when ! the canv.asKcr calls or s<>nd in your coti-! tribution, says the committee.
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A call fof all members of tho Ameri¬ can Legion to contribute ten cents to the Memorial Day fund for the deco¬ ration of American graves oversoaa was sent ot t In a bulletin from Legion National Headquarters,
A standard bale of cotton weighs 500 pounds, the cotton weighing 478 pounds, the bagging and iron, bands twenty-two pounds.
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375 FULTON STREET, JAMAICA
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NEW YORK BAKERY
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24 MAIN STREET, HEMPSTEAD
ALL KINDS OF ; I
BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY i
BAKED DAILY
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I Brass Beds and Electro Plating in All Itt Branches
t We Do General Mill Work and Can Care for Your Home Alter- X ations of Tbls Kind
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It means a lot to the captain of the home— Of course she wants to get out nowadays— Of course she knows the value of time saving—
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5 South Main Street -:- FREEPORT/N. Y. Telephone, 60 Freeport
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Prosperity is with the people of this state—men and women i^re making money—
Ifs a happy, cheerful PRESENT
But—look to the morrow—save your surplus earnings and profits—watch them accumulate and multifdy—
Ensure a happy, cheerful FUTURE.
THE BANK ON THE TRIANGLE THAT TREATS YOU SQUARE
SPECIAL FOR THIS MONTH
Mattresses $3.75
Renovated and Sterilized Equal to New
Draperies, per window, $3.75 Let us give our estimate for
UPHOLSHRING CABINET MAKING
FRENCH POLISHING
Nji arder too snsB, ¦• distaacc too far to go
Oar Sanitary Workrooms are Ideated at
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