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LARGE AUDIENCE SEES LaO.F. SHOW.
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Dramatic dub a Big Hit—
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Freeport, April l«.—Tbe annual en¬ tertainment of the I. O. O. f. Amao- elatlnn of the Pre<»port Ixalge WK), waa beld In the Auditorium Thursday even¬ ing, wben a large audience witnrimed a pcrforinance of "The Oountry Boy," { a |>iay In four acta.
The play wan given by the Strollers pramatir Club of'Rooaevelt. a talentwl aet of young |i«npl(> 'who have given varlnuH ixu-fiyTnancea with great auc- " cotm. - "The Country Boy" wak the tale of a youth who went to the city and waa vamped. <,'arlng nothing about bla fu¬ ture he went In tbe newnpai>er busl- nes*. nnd later atarted a weekly In bla omfn home town. Tb»rn was good op¬ portunity for villain work, and the ,i«rr« was alway# there In time to aav» an.vone who needed bis services In tbe Bfiving line.
^'One of tbe Ijcst ***harincterH In the pjny waa "The Show Oirl," played by Franaes Plxon. We do not Jilame tbe bero for being viimped by this "l)ooful lady."
Between the acts Ilttle Hlla Eng¬ land and Ilttle Ruth Rubillard twinkle- toed aruun<i the stage and were given well deserved hunches of roses.
Following tho show dancing was en- Joyed,' a feature of whk'h was u prize waltz won hy Miss Romanally and Mr. Rogprs. A door t)rize waa won by ¦lacob Johnson. Kuch prize «^as $5.
Tfie rommitt«><> did excellent work. It consisted of Fi-ank Wotxl, chali-man; Harry Walling, William Pearsall, .1. J. Boston und S. Ij. Pearsall.
Tbe «'ast: Hir^ Belknnp, a Leading Citizen
.'. Robert Williams
Heiu»kiab .Tenks, Hla Secretary
Josepb Donnelly
' Sarah, a Servant Marlon Mole
Mrs. Wilson, Tom's Mother
¦ Myrtle McKay
Jane Belkna'p, Torh'a Fiancee
Klfile Clark
Tom WilK<m, p Country Boy..i'^....
Herman Br.aridt
Fred Merkle, a Newspaper Man
Loufti Larsen
I.ucy, a Colored Waitress t...
Uiisell (Jardner
Mi.«is Dutistan, an iCmbryo Prima
Donna Marion Mole
Mr. Phelps, a Traveling Salfaman.,
.lohn Lursen
Mrs. Phelps, Hla Wifo Muriel Wood
Mrs. Bunnan, a Landlady
.* Lillian Meinen
Herman Leitz, a Star Boarder
.......,, Lawrence Crevolserat
Joe Weinstein, u Theltre Tickwt
Speculator Wallaco Mole
Amy Leroy, a Show Oirl
Frances Dixon
Jimmy MU^baelson, a Mnn-About Town lohn Knd
Top Row, left to right, Kdward Ilill, Robert Byer, Harold Wood: Rottcmi Row, .Herville Guntlier, Otis I.angdon.ami Jeff Ayrea.
Ocean Side. April 16.—Tbo Liberty Five Basketball team ended Its season with a victory over Company M at thf Hempstead Armory last Saturdiy night. The score was 2S to 08. Tbe Liberties did aome swift pass work and laiskct shooting. Tbe Ifne-up con¬ sisted ot yVyres and Ounther, for%vardfi; Hill und Beyer, guurdi* und (Jtis I.4ing- don, center.
HIII und Beyer guarded closely arul shot some goo<l lui.skclH. Lungdon was there with springs on. Jumping and shooting while Ayres aiul Ounther |)layed fust ull the time, keeping their guards busy.
It was s.Tld that Company M had an off night Ix'cause .Monroe waa out, but that was their hard luck. Uyan did some good playing for Ux'di. This was
also the laat game for tbc Hempstead team.
Tho LH)erty Five's record for the season is 36 games won out of 40 played. Two games were lost to teams outside of Nasaau County; one to tbe .Vew York 8<'rvice Five and the'other to Rabylon at Babylon.
The LIherty Five has defeated every team In Nassau County it played with, except Floral Park. After the Uoek¬ viile Centre. Baldwin and Hempstead Legion teams had defeated Florifl Park they decided not to play Ocean Side. They also gave Freeport a "standup" and disappointed a lai"ge number of spectators who had gathered to see what j<ind of champions they were. I-, view of this record us compared tn that of Ocean Side LIherty Five, the Liherties claim the championship of Nnssau County.
AMERICAN LEGION
System In doing housework ia Just as Important as good equipment; the hou8«»keei>er whoHc work "is never done" Is usually the one who ncv<'r stops to plan her work.
A memlierahip card/In thc American I.egion Po«t at Astoria, L. I., saved C. H.. lOllis, an organizer of the Post, $.')00. Kllis, who ia a merchant sailor, loat a purse containing that sum. while on leave from hia ship in Stock¬ holm. After a fruitless 8t<a|;ch on land, he returned to his shiii without hojie of ever seeing the money again. Juat as the ship waa weighing anchor, an honeat .Swe<le caine aboard and de¬ livered th<' pur.ae with th»^ money in¬ tact to its owtier, whom he had lo¬ cated I>y means of Kllia's memltorship card in the Astoria Legion Post.
BASEBALL SUMMARY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
OAMKS TtlDAY
New Vork ut Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinn.Ttl.
Ht. Louia at Chicago.
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STANDING OF CLin&Sf W.
New York 2
Chicago — 2
Pittsburgh — 2
Boaton 2
Brooklyn _ I
Cincinnati _ 1
St. Louis _ 0
Philadelphia _ _ _ 0
YE.STKRDA¥'.S RK^LTS New Vork—Philadelphia (rain).
B«is(on, 6; Brooklyn, S (10 innings). Pittsburgh, .1; Cincinnati, 1. Chicago, 11; St. Louis, 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
G^MKS TODAY
liiladelphia at New Yfrk
Boston nt Washington.
Cleveland iat St. Louis.
Chicago at, Detroit.
Following the aucceaa of the "All- American Meeting for flo<l and Coun¬ try," which waa held in Madiaon S«iuare Oarden in New York City un¬ der the, auspices of tho American Le¬ gion, Legion members will hold sim¬ ilar meetings in Tcxaa, Maryland, Ne¬ braska, Ma.s.aachu.setta and Virginia during fhe month of April. American- iam meelinga havo jilao been held In Philadelphia and Indianapolis.
Buron Fitts, Commander ot tho California Department of the Ameri¬ can Legion, recently suffered a ner¬ vous collapse after delivering a two- hour speech at San Diego. Mr. Fitts had 1)Pen devoting eighteen hours a day to I.cgion affairs nnd hla illness ia iK'lieved to have reaulted from over¬ work. His prestmt condition is said to bo considerably Improved. Mr. Fitta was wounded in action.
Sixty Sioux Indiana, wbo served as intelligence scouta in the World War, will entertain delegates and visltona tp {^he third annu.al coVivention of the American Legion at Kan.sag City next fall, with u tribal war dance.
Bergdoll, if the will of Richard L. Kitchens Post of the American Legion at Helena, Ark., prevails. The post has passed a reaohition requesting the Oovernment to remove the firat two names of Orover Cleveland Bergdoll, notorious druft evader.
BIG BOYS OtrNEH WEEK'S FIGHT CARD
Kid Norfolk tai Plul McNeil;— I Wee Wee Bartea aad Yoaaf ScettSdwdded
I Freeport, April 16.—The atar bout at 'the Auditorium next Monday evening will bring two men together who will probably put np a whale of a battle in, spite of the difference In weight. Kid Norfolk, who needs no Introduction to flght /ans. weighs In at 190 and Phil Mo- Nell at 212. Thc bout Is scheduled for twelve rounds.
Another twelve round go will be be¬ tween Wee Wpe Barton and Jim Wright. The gold belt ofrerp<I by the Auditorium will be at stake and will go to Wee Barton for good if he wins the Imut. The colored welter weight championship of the world v/lll be in the t>alance.
Young Scott of Lynbrook graduates from the six-round cla.ss and will enter the ten-rounders when he tackles Jack Sheldon of Woodhaven. Scott Is com¬ ing right along und is out to make his record as brilliant aa poaaibly
Young Melia and I^arry jAirray will go six rounds and Willie Cole of Free- por,t will break into 'the game with four rounds againat Harry Brandt. Freeport is getting to be tbe home of some dnssy Ilttle scrapper* and Fred¬ die Cole will be backed by loyal rooters
EfrrERTAMNENT
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FitfcK ENTERTAIN.MENT FOR
HK.MPSTBAD BOYH AND GIRLH
Hempstead, April 16.—-A free" enter¬ tainment will b« given In the armory. Prospect atreet,'Monday afternoon at 4 o'chx-k, under the auspices of the health organization of the Hempstead-Oarden City branch of the An\erlcan Ued Cross. All boys and girls ure invited.
Lynbrook, April 18. — Preparatlona for the beneflt for wounded soldiers at Fov Hilla HoaplUI are In entbuauL tlc swing. A musical of rare merit. Including. Mia. Fowler-Klem, aoprano: Mme Caatignlno, VtoUnista; The Pris¬ on Scene from Faust in costume, by Mme. Glraud. and Mr. Keimeth Field's, will be siven Ataril it, at Mechanic's Hall.
It ia refflpectfully, requested that eve¬ ning dresa be tho order of tbe night: In distinction to the second lady of tbe State, Mra. Jerehlah Wood, who hns graciously consented to be iiresent. al¬ so as a tribute to our gallant Veterans —for whom nothing is too good.
Tbe following distinguished cltiaens Imve promised their support na patrons and patronesses: Lieut. Oov. and Mrs. Jeremiah Wootl, Congressman Freder¬ ick C. ll^cks. Colonel H. O. Hecstand. Colonel Jamea S. Clark, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Handy, Mr. and H. H, Garrls on. Dr. and Mra. Bradbury: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Ellaal>etb Whitehouse, Miss. WbttPhouse. Capt. B. Peck, Miss Sophia Pk-k. Mrs. Syl vester Pearsall, Mr. and Mrs. James Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Field, Mr. and Mrs. Remaen Shipway, Mr. and Mra. Thos. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Sackman. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Major and Mrs. Millnnl Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge, Mr. and Mra. John Fowler, Mr. and Mra. Peckman, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dwelle. Mr. nnd Mr.s. O'Connor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Blake, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Oil- len, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Derrick, Mrs. Oiles Phillip. Capt. Frank Fowler, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Howlett.
A check has lieen received from Mrs. Jeremiah Wood, for $100, also checks
all may feel confident that he aelect i a generous conmi(ttee Of meit ao supply I firat aid to the thiratv danoera. \
AM * T ¦» <«; . lt«^ i ****" Prank Field ia replacing Mra.
Affair le Be uvea at Hecan- Ipierfy m chairman of D«H>ratlon. ic'f Hdi Aprfl 23 [Mra. nnd anu be asalsted hy a splen
did sroiip of women renouned for their artistry and untiring service to tha Bervice Men: Mra. Jamea. wbo will be remembered for her excellent work in the effort Chib, Mra. Remson ^hip- way a pattern o( unaeiflsh labour for suffering humanity and Mrs. L#well Perry.
Mra. Samuel Bradbury is enlisting youth and beauty for her receptton committee of which ahe is the Chair¬ man. Mra. Archibald McOovem with her renouned executive ability bas charge of the flnancial and incidentally fhe more important portion of the pro¬ gramme. She has been offered more excellent talent than It Is possible to
The Jh-st pilgrimage of gold atar mothers overseas to virtit the graves of their sons will iK-gln about June 1, when 100 "women of the Amerkan War Mothers' organization will sail for France on thc .Steamship America, In Fr.ance tho mothers will bp guest.-; of the Wom(>n'a Auxiliary of thc Paris Po.st of the American Legion.
An organir.ation, establlabe^ In Wil¬ son Township, Pa., In October, 1917. and known aa the *'Mothera of 1917, Ucijulars," is the nfideus about which a Women's Auxiliary of Brown and Lynch Poat No. 9 of fho American Legion has been formed.
The namo of Orover Cleveland will no longer bo connected with that ot
Disabled veterans of the^World War, nearly all of thrm overseas veterans and members of the Walter Uecd Post of the American Legion in Washing¬ ton, D. C, have adoiUed what th.>y term "Tho Creed of the Disabled Man," which waa commended by President Harding. Tho creed reads as follows:
"Once more to ba uaeful, to aee pity in the eyes ot my frienda rcpluced with commendation, to work, pro¬ duce, provide and to feel that I hnve a place In the world, seeking no favora and given none.—a man among men In spite of this physical handicap."
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NOTICE TO Oim PATRONS
The Matrimonial Bureau has asked us to hold off further operations on rustic arbors until they have had sufficient time to get a fresh supply of marriage license blanks. No cases of cold feet as yet have been reported in consequence of last Mon¬ day's snowstorm and we are therefore, even In violation of tbe above request, going right ahead with rustic arbor construction. "Look over the handsome specimen in our yard and be con¬ vinced."
We are now cutting heavy oak and chestnut timber for the mills. Advise us ot your requirements and we will do the rest.-
O. H. TUTHILL, Manager
eajoy- llwaka are pabUdbr rx^ndiid to theae generous Voluntetr*.
Mr. teric Howell aa Maater of C»rf^ mony haa arranged a danoe specially for th* ocoeaien for whifh there will be prises.
EDWARD H. MURR
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FBOM 1 TO 3
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STANDING OF CLUB.S '
Cleveland _. Washington New York _,
Detroit J
Philadelphia
Chicago ,.,..
St. Louis ._. Boston
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YESTRRDAY'S RESULTS
New Vork—Philadelphia (rata). Cleveland, lO; St, Loula, 4. Chicago, 3; Detroit, 2.
Waahlngton, 7; Boston, 2.
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—ANNOUNCEMENT- ALBERT W. PEARSALL and FRANK C. PUCE wisb to an- noance the consolidation of their offices in the aew build¬ ing, 2 Grand Avenue, Baldwin, L. I., at Station. Phone 1080 Freeport. Real Estate and Insurance in all its branches, and said bnsiness wiU be hereafter conducted under the name of
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