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Tilt Di% Review
AND
Nassau Comity Review*
apxrru aiou ossaavaa
tuxA REHPmSAD IMQUIBKB
3mtB*« B. Btlica, Publlnhpr , fTalter B. runneU. ICdflor
OITFICKa! -• ttt^lf-w Vmtltlnm, It So. Mafl^ Strrrt. Frrvport Obaerver BuiMIn*, Obaerver Bircet, Rockrlil*
Ceoire ImUre.- nuildinc tt Main Ht.. Hempatead
tInnClAl, NBWHPAPKR for Incorporated
yill«f* ot meMlt.
'.-¦¦ ttnCXAL, NBWBFAPER fur Incorporated VUlKil* of Cedarhurat,
OyFICIAl ^rBW»PAPEIl ior J-Jaaaao Coimty for publl^iUdii of notloea of r.anKruptcr la DIMrict Oonrt of United Btatea tor tke Kmrntmrn DIarlot of New Toik.
Ttt BAILT UmJEW, TUE0&A¥, APRIL Jl, ittl
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and in tho face of atrenttoaa opposition ;
at times, tjome sood 1)bs b«eo doiir.
TlMirc liave been le8itii»tnrei wlkich md
JourncMi wh9t| the first -question anko^
waa. "Wliat did *i^y tie" and it waa
diSlcuU to give anytblns definitely con-
otrucUve. With the L«gJiiUture of VJ21
it will be uiinfcc«v»i«.ry to evade, for the
Atmtila reason tluit tlio Miller tulminlt*- j n i (
tration which meaiia the Governor and I •""""> ''"" ^^'' '**"''"'' ""*
To sjee" a ^irlnted name.
eURLETTERBOX UNCLET£D^ BED-W STOItlES
mmmem
mm
parfa in "Thc Woinan of Bronse" "«rho now dl8tlng«4ltti themaelvea, are Kugene
LOCAL ITKM8
thc Rebublitsn majority, can i>ulnt at (eastt to ft few thinga that liave been aC' compltahed, und wlilch required capar bility ;nid courage.
"PubiSi
ibed Dally Sxcept Sunday
Altered at tbe Poat Oflke at Freeport. N. T.,
aa aecond elaa< mitil inatter. tmder
Act of Uarch 1. 1S7».
Sabacrlption. tl par year In advance. BIncle coplea, two cents.
V WHO MAKES THE ARRESTS?
^^
K is Interesting to watch Just who ake« the arrests In the liqtuir law or prohibition law violations from tbis timo on. It is also interesting to note thut tho homo officers aro not showing any enthusiasm for tbis part of their duty. , A few offenders have been arrest¬ ed. Most of these have been men 'Who, HtHggerlng drunlc, were evidence of violations in themselves. No one could miss them. They were arrest¬ ed. Some still had alcoholic litiuors on tbem as well as iu them but it is also noteworthy that all of them protected their source of supply prob- ably botjause they know if lhey "pig It" (which is the equivalent of the vcruacular to "squeal") that never again can they get a drink at the same place or from anyone ol.se who knows tbey I>eve told.
The real catch of thfe-tast week was not made by the home offlcers. It may be interesting to observe who makes tho arrests in the present week.
ACt'O.MrLISIlAII-lN'l'
American Legion Notes
brewing.
Tho Amtrityin T.eglnn oxtcnil<;d ita activities inte tiie fifteenth foreign country last week with tho iseuance of a temporary charter for a potit nt Macar- ailK», Venc2uela. Tliere are now 10,383 ptMt and 2.613 uiiits of the I^egion's Women's Auxiliary. Kunsu.s led all other dcixirtmcnts in new pOKtu for the week, with Wlsconsla a close second, lowi^ was fir.«it In obtaining Auxiliary units, while Kansas and Micliigan tied for second place. Thc dcjiartmcnts of Indiana, Massachusetts, Ohio and Okla¬ homa were cited for organization activi¬ ties.
KntruiK<! of thc I.egioa in tlio South Sea Islands is forecast in a report t!::it
former service men in Auckland, New ] **«*! J'"U will be O. K Zcaliind arc organizing a Legion post there.
the business of
B£TTKK GOVKRNMENT—U.\RDINO
UOKKLNfi TO PmNC »CAT-
TKKKD BRA>'CUK(i
nHitSVUEH
And delve into
neighbor. Iteiicat thA darn thing daily. And thoy read it Junt tho same, iVhd skip the stuff that causes us real I ""«i «"«**•« ^^c way to apprc^laiion ot
Hempatead. N- V. April 2i, i'jn. BUllor IMiiy Review: Uear Sir:
I'ermlt mc fo rccotmi«' Ilirouiarli your culumnx thc wurk of that adtntrabic ' , —'-^-^
body of women Intcrostctl in tbc dfttma?"! 'Uh: goodie,^ wau Ruth's exclama- the Fortnightly Mayers of Rockville' Hon as Uncle Ted plckeO her up and Centre. 1 irnrried' her Into thc house. "You ARE
Their orgnniaatlon, whatever itr. Iw-iBoing to tglj, uv a slory PfDW. arn't glnnings, has grown to be the eUuca-' jou. I'liclu "Ted?"
tional art theatre of Nas-stiu County, | "Well. I don't know how anybody an organization that teaches its audi- could very well refuse auch an inaistcut c;icc, ils clientele, thc licst of the drama little lady as you very long."
"Ilurry up, Jack," caUcd Ruth to her
thc best plays in New York. ' brother, who had gone into tho back-
The guest of Ro«:kville Centre riicnd.s ' yard to work on hla "auto,," "Uncle Ted I' was drugged to something 1 abhor, j is tf«flng to tell us a story."^ an aniatcur hIiow. And with oilicrKl Tliat was enough to bring Jack in a that cjlnio to scoff 1 remained to pray. ¦ hurry.
1 saw a flnoly directed production, j "I hardly know wher^ to atari on a j fini.shed in every detail, its Kood acting, story thla time," began Unclo Tod. its well chosen and well rendered nm.sic, ; "There is so much to say alwut what I Ihc Iwautiful stage pictures and coricct ; ""r President and his helpers are doing lighting. I to help the country get lack on its feet
Iriii.s worjj,, inV tai-dlly bolicvinK car.s '¦ as 't w«» In <hc good old days. Prcsl- ¦ wdio lold Wiis done by a body of women, ' tl«'»l Harding Is not simply taking care The 8tandarpoVhas*'*a^vryrsonu-tlilnsii"«'"^ women of their community, | "f'he ^ matters that naturally come to
labor.
"AI4T: June; went to thp city," ¦ • "
"All's. Brown hns cut thc grass,"
"Mrs. Smith is raising chickens,"
"Mrs. White attended nrass."
Tako thc country'poiier
With Itof^Oi^iip of the tiv.vn.
It lets you k)MK;fwhat everyone Is do
ing, Tho people read 11 backwards, .\»id they read It upside dowj)
'Mr. Perkins broke fiis glasses," 'Browning hit his wife," 'Mr. Carr waa nned for speeding, "Dr. Kelly lost his knife."
who, under the dii'cclion of a veritable genius, wcro transformed into the fin¬ ished actors that appeared on the tiny st-'iBe of the I'iirish Hall on lasl Thur.>i- day evening.
a President, which arc enough to keep hhn going day and night. He has al- reafljr gone thoroughly Into thc various branches of our government to see If there cannot be many Improvements
Only one with great knowledge and | '*>'"'<^'' improvcnunts that will make the great ability could fcalize. a.s Mrs.; eevernn.ent give tetter service to the
THE MARKET BASKET
Powera, Fred Eric and Hwxy Barf cot. p«rt'ment. the' Department of Jualico. Henry HuU. called on "thcri noUce to be ia.not asUnc thai the new orsonlxa- d" *>" import^nli part, the Earl o| War- tlon I* pl^oed under him. f-wli^t. straurm by hla playing that tha
"Tbat ia <Mie thing Iwing planned In-call ojight to have gone to s<^nncone else, AV'aahlugton to better conditiona. An-I»nd that he ia limited distinctly to thu other la (he idea ()f a Social WeUare reftlistic manner of the n'odcrnstaco. Riirea,u or Departcment <o Uke over or i '^ *" ""* ^ custume actor, co-ordinate with the Bureau of EMtica- tlon. Tbis Idea is President Harding's
own and one he has talked about fur a;
Umg tinte. Thia bureau would help! Up J<n!sie Wetici Knutt
women and children who have to w^iH'kj (litternattoiuil >{ew8 Service).
in factories or elsewhere. It would help j Wo niusl religiouifly save all U ft- ihe fanner get the right kind of ialjur.' overs, if w c are to get tbe moat uut of Tho public health work would be the money we spi nd for food, brought t(»gether to help bring up thej Bonea that are left can l>o made inln standard of health among tho kiddies—'excellent soup. There are many wuys to help the poor little ones to live and I to use up cold moat, aven if all tbat is Ije clean and healthy so that they can; left is unattractive scraps. Stive tlui all play ball and go awlmming. | water in which vegetables arti Ixiiied,
"President Hardiiig's idea ia that tho | except potato water und Issan water. eo\ ernment cannot very well bring Rice water nuUvcs an excellent meutless Ix^ttcr conditiona in tticso matters un-' tomato soup, and (abbuge water makes iejts there ia a real center to work from, good soup Crccy.
It is the same idea thnt has given thei This montli lanili and \mi arc cheaiHr thought of bringing the Secret Service'and more plentiful. Celery ia stiil good, under one hc^d. Too much central con-i and new cabbage is in the markets in tioi in thp government ia a bad thing.) sulTiclent tjtianiii.v to bo fairly cheap. U bring about whal is kntiwn ag bureau-! Thore aro new string iK-uns. ix-as. ogg- cracy. But there must be central con-; plant, radishes, cauliHower, so clean and
TLMKS HAVE C'lIANUKD
Alien soldiers who saw servii-c In tlic World War in the United Statea Arrny and wlio were nuturallzjtl during the war peritMl will be granted tlieir papera upon application to the Bureau of NaUualiziitlon, Dejiartmeiit of Labor, national heudtiuarters of tliu American Legion is adviseLl. Applicants for tlic flnal papera, of which thero aro 2,000 WHitiiig delivery in Wasiiingtoii, must notify the naturalization bureau of the data and place of the naturalization j'"J^ "'"^''""'"J-" proceedings, —'—¦-
Although it was opposed by a strong I ]''ogi-esH is the keynote of civilization
A marriage slump is reported from Bal>yion. Wait till the "tied" comes !n ' sibilities of such a play as "Martha'.s
ilournlng", and luring out thc .supei- natural in that wierd bit of impression-
Sarah Ci'o.sctt Pallme did, the comic pos- | P^"'*'** "'"' ^*- ^^'^ sa"ic time do it With
I less money
TIIK PL.\NT TRIAL
Jimmy Cropsey and John JIacCratc, Will soon decide On Carman's fate.
it;m "Will o' the Wi.sp" by mean.s of synibuiic lighting. livery play of the leveniitg had a rea.-ion lor beiiig' and in } cveiy one the nioial wus made clear Ilo llio audience.
1 realize Uiat I havo! been talking in
i .superlatives, but they arc not uiicail-
"Wilson v.alkcd into tho theatre andi,>j fo,. j,, ,„-ai.sc of the i''orlnlglitly Play-
sat llirougli the show without muro | ,.,.„ ,1,^1 ^^^^,,^. .li.ector, Mr.s. IVilline.
tlinii a halt tlozcii people recognizing; j<u^.|j dinclopmcnl of art, it .seems to
hUn."—Washington.
The London girl who swallowed 200 Victor needles is excused from liollcr-
"There is one interesting change tbat is being talked about in connection with the Secret Service
"What is the Secret Service?" asked Rulh
"It Is a sort of detective service, Ruth, thnt watches out for Uncle Sam's in- jtercst.s in every way possible. The I men who work in thc servlco aro nol 1 known to thw public. They go cvery- ¦ where protetcting tho government and I the ofllcials of the government from ibad peoi>lc. Secret Service mm arc j always with the President. Thoy guard j our buildings, government money and
|eveiyUiiiig you can thinii'ftf.
I Mineola, 'j. 1., April SA, 11)21.! "-^t the present time, though, prac-
! Dear Sir: j tically every deiiartment of the gov-
Tliu editorial in the Review for April i ^"™j^i'''il h"" it» "wn tttffa secret ser
me, shoulil be loudly liearlded and Kiv¬ cn praise in the journals of the county. Art Lover.
Ocrrmanlanguage clement tlic Nebraska j*^"*^ ^^^ ^'''^ '''''¦'•'' ^''^ ««""»"« back to 16, 1921, headed "The I'oor Kvcr With P'^'^''which means that many times
the lig leaf stage as fast as tiiey can. hj.s" and taking for its point ;of de,: **>">'"'c apt to work ajfainst eaeh olher
The Uepublican Ix'giHlulurc of 11121 accomplishotl something. What it did iijay not be approved by eaeh and every Individual of the slate. This would be out of the (lueslion whatever wiuj done. But It cttii 1)0 .said that the members of tho majority tried lo carry out the plan tbc (iovcinor outlined when he cam¬ paigned lusl fall, telling the pcoiiie What they miglit expect I'rorp a Ilepublictin udmlnistrution. ,So fur as possible tho pledges of the Republican parly have been kept, and there is another year in Willi ll more can bo done lo restore state afiairs to something that resembles a bii':iiicss basis.
Tlie Legislulure look up the biggest problems that have confronted any leg- Isiatlvo btxly in years; after-war condi¬ tions mado it Imperative. Industrial and social elcnienl.s were such that care¬ ful consideration liad to be given to va¬ rious siihjerls ^o that justice Would bo iieiic for all. This was tlie guiding thouglit of the rulmiuistralioii. The Oov- ornor and the majority in both houses wero a unit for tlic thlnKs that were rlgiit and Houiiil.
Some step luul (o be taken to adjust tracllon .ifOiii;;. to eontrol state wuter powc I . reiT)4ai!i>:.-ition of .-itate depart. mentB—reiliu in;; tlie cost of govern nicnt, law eiiCorccni"!'!, :ii;^! various oth
American Legion has obtained thc imssuge of a bill in the General Assem¬ bly making lOnglish thc oftlcial language of that state. The new law prohibits tile teaching of an.v foreign language III common school brunclies and forbids discrimination against tlio use of Kng¬ lisli in any meeting.
The King of Italy lost fourleeii sub¬ jects In Seattle, Wash., when Angelo Maria Pavona saluted the Stars and Stripes and swore allegiance to the | i,ut tho latest invasion of Sliakaspciuc
FADK Ytr JOHN
Pershing's new job of commanding a "skeleton" organization ought to make a good crapshooter out of him. Nuthin' to do but play with the bones.
WHAT'S IN A NA.'WK
ilniKlars rob house on Crook avenue, P.rookiyn.
United States. IU: is the father ot twelve children. Members of the .\m- crieanism cornniitli-c of Rjiincr Post No. 1 of the American I..cgion wero ly thc Federal Court during the natural¬ ization ceremonies and ijavc pifmiihicts to all newly admitted citizens. Tlie fiag ot the Legion post and the American Hag, guarded by a soldier .'ind sailor in uniform, were displayed on cither side of tile judge's bench ilurhig the day.
.Ml iiosts of the American L<'gion may obtain copies of a Memorial Oay Ser¬ vice, prepared by the War Camp Com¬ munity Service Inc., 1 Madison Avenue, New York Cit.v. Tho samo organization wili also provide numbers of a M«iWOrial Ilay I'aKcaiit, written by Miss Jo.sc- phine Thorp.
was "Two bees and more bees."
than two
for
Captain Ktfdie Klekenbaiker, premier American ace in the World War and former automobile racing driver, will make un airplane light from Oakland, Cal., to Indianapolis to allcnd the 500- mllc automobile race there Jlay 30. The Marlon County Council of thc American Ivegion in Indianapolis Is I
planning a reeeiition for thc air servlci- ''''''^' '« ^''i' l''«>' ^^'"^ '»" '^"^»" " ^'' l.*gonnaIrc whoa ho arrives. Thc ace sucss.
proposes lo make thc hop In two days, i ~~
i A TIIOI'OUT
NOT YKT
Don't cry little drunk, don't cry,
Nassau's County's very dry.
Although last week the cojis were told,
I^Ji grab all those who would be bold,
Xlie Mineola jail is free,
Of any wiio went on u sjiree,
Wlien Charlie Weeks was nucricd
"Why/" He said, "Wliy Nu.S8au County's dry."
Put >oii know that statements is "all wet," as the slung goes.
UooKcvelt's new cop is C fl. 2 inches. Krom a Iixed posl he can see all over fown and act us forest ranger ut thc .siinie time.
"White wings, outside and iioli'-e 1111,"
was the familiar commantl given My
former service men at Chlliicothe, O.
i* , , ,. , , , ... .1, I More than 100 membera of trie Ross
r^: ¦ . niniil liivi' i»iifoi*r'i>ii»<»nl :<.v..\ viil'lolis 4lth- i
County post, ot thc American Legion cr matlers of importance to the I'uoplc^ r„j,po„i,ea, Bhouldering shovels and
as a whole, not forgetting legislation to I brooms to give the city a thorough protect the morals of every community, j'-''¦•*"'»«• Twenty tetuiis of hor.scs and
i fifteen dumping tru<?k8 we^ borrowed There was much of tl.e legislation that | ^^^ .^^^^ ^^^.^ ,^^,^,^.^ ^^^ upderlaken
was controversial, and time will tell I i,y the I.ti;lon membera because of the conclusively whether it wus Whal thei city's depleted flnanoea. The clean-up
, . , ;,.,, ,. , ,: saved Chilllcothc $2,000.
people desiio. Coveriior .Miller did not |
I" act until he felt .sure tluit ho wus on the j Motion picture ttlms were made of
right track and tho Legislature iollow- | Harry Kelly, member of a New Orleans,
ed his le.id.
Tillll the ipcoph' ulll :i|i|iiove, and
heartily approve, (if ine Ciovernr.r'rj de-
terniiii:xti:>ii for ei oeoiiiN- thcii- is not a
(locslioii of (Ituilit. 'i'lii.' pioiilr, JU the
only way lliey jhimmcms, !;yve cvpressed
part ure thc quarterly report of the Board of Child Welfare to the Board of Pupervisoi's of thc County, has been rcati by me and apparently by others in tile county with a great deal of in¬ terest. I um grateful for the publicity thus aiven to tlie work of the Board for il has served, if no other purpose, to inform Na.s.sau County of a fact that iiuiiiy citizens liave failed to reali/.L- to 'date, and wliicli i.s lh.it fhe I.oard of Ilempstead already has her Hamlet. | ^.,,i^, vvelfare is a public department
with public fwids, and consequently its action is governed by the special law under which it functions. It is the aim o.f the Board to function in accord with thc best' interpretation, that has been put on tho law and ils iirovisions to date.
JVIy quarrel with the article, nnd you will find that .soin? mcnibei-s of the Board I serve together witli many pub¬ lic and private workers agree with me, is that apparently llie wrilor does not entirely understand thc pi.riiosc for which tlic allowances arc granted, and that, considering tiiat purpose iind tin,' r.aturc of the cases under care of tills lioard, it is not entirely fair to link the amount of allowances for the three months' period with thc employment situation in the county. Some of us wlio touch the heart of tho matter misllt dispute lliat situalifin ivitli yon to .some dc.yree, but be IIk; einploj ment j situation Wiiat It may, it has really and justly not as important a bearing upon our work as you think.
The purpose of thc law, briefly stated, is li^ so subsiJizc the faniily incoiiio ! that children of mothers—"mentally, j inoially, and physicaljy, tit io care for j their children,"—can be kept in their! Iioirles, and Insurt'd so much of a gootl I mother's care and .supervision that they 1 will stand .?. vory good chance of be- ' coming goisl citizens, and consequently 1 a paying investment for the coinnuinity ' in which they live-good citizens also | for State and Nation. !
To that end, from t'ounty api>ropri- | ations, tho Hoard of Cliild Welfare ix] pav Ing an average of $2.96 per child | per week. Compare this sum with the j !H.:I5 to $5.2.5 per child per week paid!
so that the government loses in the end. The plan talked of by the new ad¬ ministration is to bring all of these little services together under one head, which would certainly mean a better service and a saving of time and money. Attorney-tJencral Daugherty is very anxious to have this done and although the largest service is under his de-
trol for some things to get better ix-- siilts. President Harding has said. " 'It Is almost useless for us to go on exiiending our energies In ad¬ vancing humanitarian policies which we wish put into effect, and il is useless for us to hope ftu' the effective adminlstratkon of humani¬ tarian policies already undertaken by tho federal government until we have prepared to create an adminis¬ trative center for the application of j our prtigrani.'
"General Sawyer, the President's phy.sician, recently submitted thc recom-
white thnt it is a Joy lo cook It, a con¬ dition that does not always obtain. Salad Greens
Mushrooms are fresh and good. Onions are coming in from tha South, and there are hui-liouse cucuinbC'i's and loiuattH's. The best salad greens for tbo month are endive, I'less, dandelions and chives.
Orangis and lemons are splendid. The grapefruit seilHon is about over. Haven't lhey been excellent ibis wlnler'/
In flsh there are shad, salmoii, troitt. whitefish, smelts and fresh mackerel, all In prime condition. Is there any
meiidation that Washington be mado a 'setter flsh than fresh niai keiel, I uon- great medical center to take care of thc '''^''' ' ^'^''"•^' ">"^''> 'i<'ubt it. In tho former .soldiers who are sick and ^^"^ weeks in the snrinj; when it is ln_ wounded. If this idea is carried out the ''*•"«<"> "'" should make the most ot ll.' pre.sent hospital room will be increased I-'Obsters, clams, green turtle and crabs and a holiie for those whose minds havc^"'*' *'""' """ niontli.
been ufCeeled will be created. .Xot only! "^ """ ""-^¦' '^" ><"-'""''«' maKilig oiani;e would those |»1ans make the care of the' ""*''"'"''^''^'' ^''>' "''" recipe for orange .soldiers something to be i.roud of, but :'"¦^''''''¦^'''''' whidi 1 have followed with It would also make Washington •the! ""'¦'¦'^¦'"*' H inakes a clear preserve.
Take <><iual wi'lRhts of Hdnr oranges and augar. Peel two oranges in very
medical center of thc country if not of the world. By Increasing the hospital room it would mean that a large staff'"'^ "'**' "'"^'^ '^'"'''^"•" ''"'^''^ '''"' tweiity- of doctors and nurses would be brought j'^y"'' *i""'« '» »!i'l water _ Wi».sh and Into thc Nutloiial Capital. !
".\11 in ull, kiddies, the Harding ad-' ministrution is certainly not wasting any time in the erforl to make the gov-' ernment more cnicient and accomplish that result with less money—which, of '¦^"'"•'"' ^^'¦"'"' ="'*' '''"*''"'' «'»' until bo,l .¦ours,'. Ill the end means cutting down ' '"'''• "'^'"' "'"' «'"»""i- '">'"¦" niinuLcs, tim,„,- . and pulp .111(1 rind sti'ips and siniiii-.r
; tweiili' minutes longer,
niniiii"r nritii tender, ciianKiiiK the watir twice. Drain and cut with .scissors into thin strips.
Cut tile oliinms Into h.-iKcs .-it lb,- "eiiu.itor." Take out pulp free from
TIIKKii'.S A KKA.SON
We often wonder, why the scrap, Abont the little Islo of Yap, initil wc noticed. Just today, "Vap" spelled backwards, stands "Pay."
I LjKi post of tho Ainerlcar. Li-gion, who risktHl his llfo several times tlaily in
Vou fellers of the Legion,
The day is not so far
When wo will all bo likened
To the dear old G. A. R.,
The glories of our battles
Will be deeds of other days.
Like tliose now celebrated
By the grand old Blues and Grays;
When e'er a Buddy leaves us,
It's one more from the Post,
A Comrade is promoted
To the Great and Silent Host;
We served together fellers.
We served through thin and thick,
.And while there's life within us,
IT'S UP TO US TO STICK.
lin the making. Good healthy citizens ¦are most often thc result of good food, jKood care, good tl'lscipiino and good >cn- vlronment. and these cannot be secured without paying for them. .V study of school reports received twice yearly wili shovv' a large proportion of good reports. The ]>ei'ccnfage of Juvenile deliquency in our funiilies Is almost inflnit(?siinal, and children who during the jiast six years have jjiown up, under the care of the Bouid .seem to bo doing well.
About one third of ;thc dependent
children in the County arc under the
care of this Board, and in proportion
•to our budget and thc budget of public
I agencies caring for tho other two thirds,
jour expense for administration is unus-
I ually low. Publio care for the other
II wo thirds comes from nine people— the County Supciintcndont of thc Poor, six Overseers of thc Poor from tho three iowns, tlie Commissioner of Public Safe¬ ly In Glen Cove, and thc Children's Agent under the Overseers in the Town of Hcmpstcad-
.May I add that 1 am In-rtiliiy in accoi'd with liic idea of a puljlic cen¬ tralized bureau for at itost all children's ca.ses, whether a bureau under a Com¬ missioner of Charities, a Board of Children's Guardians, or the extension of the power of the Board of Child Wei- fare, us haH been done in two counties in Hie State. The ideal combination is for a sUHilar co-ordination of privute charities, workin.i? irt harmony with tbe public agencies and supplemetitinK, aot duplicating, the work.
.\ IhoroUKli study of the subject wouitl convince you that a laigc pro¬ portion of the "elwirily problem" of this county us well as in other plact.'s, is duo to those cases in which not only IKiverty but mental defect, disease und
MUSICAL TOPICS
EDITH P. MelNTOSH
C. II. J.
thc interest of the l^gioixy. uiinpaign , ,.,, ^,.^.^,^ arranged under thc au.spic-
i for new members |tv New Orleans. Kelly ! hung by his toes from the tallest build- i ings, climbed oft thc highest Hug [loli IJfc' could Ind and trucked it until it I broke, then ho dropped 1010*^ a net be¬
es of the .Viucrivan Legion.
T\ Cobb, manager of thc Detroit TJg-
' Hangers ill the government sorvice in the Voscmite natlohall park arc among jthe former sei^vice iraen to receive I charters for posts of the Anierit«n Le- Igion. Thc post, which will bo known
tbing'<;ers,"ia a recent recruit .sigpetl by Charles I'»'* Yo.semite No. 258, is tbe «'«t-to be .^^„^
cc,.cy,iA. I^.arned IVst of thc Amtnlcan u-| "'•'^""''^ '» '!'«> ^:*«<'««^V'*^^Or t! «"^'" " I , ._ .. .„.. «....!. ^i,_ .... '»exl slate ctmventK.i! or the i3alifornla i-„„,. „
their jiiipreci.ition of liis iiisislence uiMiii j tow
lowering the (xpeiise of running the
state. Tliey are a unit for the
tbsit will iipvko for common de*.
and they ure et unit for the thh^s tliat j«»«"' '» i*^^'^"' ^;^';- J^^^ .P""^ 'l] ^ZZt^n will be held In Yosemite Voiky.
'celved fhe famous bnl! stevers uppli-1 arc lntelllj|enf, which prove that-there ;^^,j^„ tUroxi^h H^rry Tuthill, former
mffn i)f int<A'r"\ -'ini
illng to ,i;ive tii<
lin thom.
by the County Superintendent of the u ¦ ..
_, ^,. ^ * 1 .. ,1 ,» crime ate factors, «u:h in Uo way cause
Poor and the Overseers for Institutlouafj , m- . ......
, ,, .., „„ .,1-1 „ and effect as concerns thc others. 1 care, and thc $11.00 a month, besides ,., . , , '. , J, , . 1,4 hit 4V,., as'ec with you tburoutfbly but see no clothing and metilcai care paid by thc | , , „ , _^" '^ ^ _
Town of Hempsfead for boarding out 1
children, and you will sec that, especial- j I ly as the legal maximum per child per ' week for us at tho present time Is $5.25, I
wc are really not extravagant. Thc I maximum is allowed In no ca.se; in three i ' cases $5.00 per Week per child is'nllow- ! j ed, and no famiiy is entirely cared for j
by this Boai-d,—in any case lurgtir al- j
lowances are not only' legal but would
be Justified by the circumstances. The
natural wage earner, the father, has |
in all ^ases under bur laW been remov- ',
Oil by death, or is au inmate of a State ;
asylunK; or irt sTatf''B Pri.son ;
sentence-of five years or more. I
Many of our mothers have to work
harder than thfV should and spend Uio
special cure-all for the situation—that
the "indigent residents of tho county
arc a real problem" and that the best
mctUod of dtHiling *'itll thiar problem
is in correlated effort-—but good results
for the near and further future can
only be accomplished if eaoh 'case" is
subjected to thorough and scientific in-
vestiffution, diagnosis and treatment.
lieiieve wc to be
Sincerely and vordlaliy yours,
Klla Ubwmd Mttcauley;
Secretary.
— r-^.
Jiii'i Losiiit.\ 1T.\14AN Bt««r^\U
If he HKlslature lia.-i pro<
mupiied out by the Govcrnm mombors have bean ahxious 1 s of the i.
iH liik'ger tho!
hm unttftd «'
AiMAZONH OF KANSAS
n-.«..nr..„ee itrainer of tho Tiger team and now, j^^,,^^ ^^^^^. ^^ ,^^^^„ 2l.-I^k ,.,.^, football coach at West Point. Tuthill k^^ PhJiadolphia!
has piomi.sed that everir eligible piayerl KaMmn aty will .•?«;n win away yuur
on the Ti;,'.r team will h«,«mo aWlittled | tjt,g „^ t^e "Siecpbig Villa«e.-^ They've
ledalongtlie ^vj,h his home p.isi of the Legion. just arr<«ted ihree girls henj who stjiy-
red up late at night, rl 111 Itn state) The glrta—Anna Chins. nhn'tee,n;
, iH-d l<n a inlniHoi Emina Chhts. twenty-one. and '
clock on the morn ins: offoortlow. twenty-—-wero iharged
M I-. i
Geneva. .Vprl! Jl.—-The ;(fovcrnor of thc prison at BcUlnxonix was obliged "to uak the aid of the police tu expel
much rather than t.» little. out»kto|^,^ ^^^^^^^ burgUr ntimed Mora.o, who
their home.s, if the purpose of the law ^
ia kuiit Iti view. The cutti^sr a« a wcrV-
iiB wbigb Oljtahoninns wflh aii„oyin«; neigbljoi-s by staying U|)
' ts and tf,ugliiii|i(.
had been sentenced to two >ears' Im- prlHimment foli^wttd by expulsion. er i" B«j«iiy In the unskilled ;cias8, t^^ prisoner refiwed te ifisva bia cell often bixikcn In health by lyears of ^^^j.;. ,1,,. ^^^j^piration of his term, statins chlldbisiring and h.-avy housework, and t|^^ w^^ ^^ perfectly coTOforUblc where In some cases broken.In aplflt toy ^ew»|ji^ vjT«, aud tiM not wunt to change of living with a man abiu^.vn t»r drunk-, hla quartera and aack worl«. .11. However, in many cases the lo(s« of r:,.,.,i,...„w..< tmmtporttid the burgbir :>u«.biUid Htid fy.thtr is a decided tos> tier. b«i« h-c ia.ushJng!y
from the eeononifr iiolnt of view. hu woaU? return short-
>-¦•• priaon »t Hellln- Uy tb« lualency
STEAM ROLLER TOPPLES
INTO DITCH AT ROADSIDE
Rockville Centre, April 20. —.V four- ton stwim roller, oiierated by Engineer Stewart, Isdonging lo the Gas Com¬ pany, was waddliiiK aloiiK Long Beach ."Vlargarct Aiiglhi Kespleiidaiit. road near Water street, when it top-
The .Xnierlcan Httige iHittsts one player llled over into a dltih and brokb thc who is never satislled a season's run, j smoke stack. The engineer stuck to who ciui be counted on to offer the pub-] his seut its ho endeavored to avoid llio lie each year some samide of dramutic | Inevituble and received siralclies on art that assures this generalifm that! his face when he came in contiict with gnat atuing In not a thing of the past. | a barbed wire fence. Thut artist Is Margaret Anglln. She, | Tlic company'H big automobile trin k by the r.'cord und au«<css of her con-ji-ame lo the scene and men worked tribution to the American stage in the u,,. |,es,t jiart of Saturday morning and last ten years, otitranka uny other' afternoon, hauling the roller out of the
now before tho play-going
ditch.
woman public.
In the Ught of her past activities It was nol a prophecy of low probability to remark thut Mi.ss Anglln would never
be content with the work sho waa doing' „ . , , , ,, , ,.,,^,. ,.
_ I Pui'Huuiit to Ull orejir ut Hon. l.lOd.M'. Ii.
in "The Woinan of Bronze for a whole! iiuwi;i.i,. huri..if.-ii.? nf ilic Ciiuniy of 4\a.-<x»tu.
1 hri<-by «lvin tn ull bi'Ihoiih buviiig Btilni'l JdllN C
a great drawing piece, Mias ,\nglln left||^,^. „f Ki,.t.,«j,.i, j,; the Paul Kester adaptation in the: to tiroM..-iit tl>c HMmc spring, and was soon lieard from with | J,','„„)H.*ihuuc-'i» aild various experiments in California
season. I.*8t Hoason, when that play | "'.'','*' demonstrated on the road that It was I
One of tho plays Worked with there j york!"'uif!i'i- b.''fui"
version of the story of Joan of Arc. Thc
play had auch an excoUeut i»art for Miaa i I'l:'' Kisiii:!.,
LEGAL AUVKKTISLNU
XOTIC'K TO < BfclllTtms
V.II.KNTINI!. th<' Kttt'l cuunly, iliHX'UKc'l,
wllh Ull- VdUl'hiTH IIHTfof.
Ik- uilmiMlHti-uiiir ol' lh<.- TiOlts whUli wore nf xulil ul liiK plui'i! uf ti'tiiiaurtiiitf bUHlngaa
FIbIipI. Kn.H'Porl. New thu lOlh (luy oC Nmvuiii- was-a translation of the Kmll Moreau j V;.- m'"!-
Puled, »lln..-ulu, N'. r., .Spril 21, lll'JI. OMCAH W. VAI.lCNTINi;,
.IdinliiUtr.ilnr.
Anglin tliat it Is not dilHcut to believe' '^'3;"''u,.Hr .\it-rrk-k Xur' her to have been a little plcaacd to! Ki-cvpori, .v. v.
of her unusual gift*.
Last w^ek, at fho Shubert Theatre, | Miss .Anglln placed Into regular per-' furma nee the dramatic version uf J oun | of Arc's trial, which had been seen in I
withdraw "The Woman of Bronze" In; xilB P£X)PUJ OF THK bTATli Of NUW
order to get back to a character and j ToiiK.
to words which should be more worthy ;,.„ j^^.j.^ ^„„ j,^„„^ p^^^„^ ^^..^^ ,,,
Honacr, Ida J. Tlinraaa, Kdwurd K. KntHTiB, Maltha i;. Bold rtn, John H. I'crri.w, Klhcl I'crrow, WUUam I'Utmund I'nrrow. Mary I»crrow Pykcd. 1 ,hwniico I'lrruw, tjllvi/r II. Perrow, Martha J. Rob(?rt3. Churlen K. Per- row, Robert Perrow. and William Seaman. Siiid <}rc<(iiign: -. , ,,,„,_ J. Whereaa, Tor<!»a I'liainia Ibjlwrta Kmiix.
New ^ ork years ago with B<>rnhardt ^^o reaidee at Ore B»nk. VIrirlnlu. hus latcl» in the role tif thc .Maid of Fran(.c. With i npp'ted to tho BurroButoa f'ourt uf our c-uu- .., ,,..,. , . , ,_. i ty of N»«»tt3. t« nave a lajitaln Innlrunirnt lit
this revival of the play is Urounht 'o ,rritln« Uearlna dale th... ninth duy ol Aiwunt. the current aeason 6ue ot the few thinga ; tttt, relatluB to both rcul und ixrwinul nnm-
in ,¦ hlch it may Uke an unalloyed prldo. %l\,Z' iSX^a 'I r«lj;:;/d!'.:'i'd.''C; l'\>i the characterization afforded Joan »•«" ai (h« tiiiip i.f hor d<uih u rt»i(i»nt at
, . ., t. I V. < t<i > _,,..,. Hompateud. In auid Couilly of Nhbhuu.
Is ut the height of Mlsa Anglln a, tiikrHKokV;, you, und each of you, »r« acli.cvenicnt, worthy to rank with her i <jltod to »|«.w caua« iwfore iimj Ku/roautu'a
... . . i .1. • , ., 1 u ' f'onrt of our County of .Nuhhuu. at th<! Hur-
Met:ca. And thc produ.nion Is so much ^,,^., „^^„ ,, wimoiu, i.i th.. Counly .;£ more than adequate, one forgets he is i N'uaiwu. on thf .'JOih duy of April. 1»2I. nt , . , nlao o'elttok In tb« forenoon tit thut ilay why
seeing a costume play. isTaard^Vill and T.»t»m«nf Hhould not Ik,
Of .Miss Anglin's acting In detail, one 1''<"'"i«'<' «" urofc-io «• « W" "' f^"' »¦"« , , • , , ' |>er»»«i»1 Iiroperty.
iiiu^'t nut neglect to point uut that hera, lat i^adioonv \Vl^ie<^, Wr bave cit'aK<.>d tlu> is the woman's voice like Julia ifar-'ss"? or the BMrroautej. '"•art oC our •*»<«
. . . , , , I Coanty ot Xammu to b.- h!ii.;anto atnxed.
luwe s, for whom tne rolea Involving, WlT.NESB, Hon. 1a;oi><i l>. iiow«it, sur*
great swcen* of jyasalon and varieties i ff- S> '<»«»•«" of our aaid r-ounty or Na.- " - ' aca, at the BurroBato » OlBce. ut
ol emotion, were written. There is no' Mineuia. in ib« auid county, the 2ai.d
tiucstion that her voice ia thc richeat i da^-of March. (;ne thuaaand nin.,-hun
. . .. ,,, .tti dr»<' tnd twi-iity-oni- •
one now liefore the public. And her' iJtiWARO w. WEKKrt
uai.< of it never gcia «Ait erf tlio bc'ttadei ci»rk of the SMrrooto-a^o.urt
of tira'ma'k- art—«-iocutloii docs »iot exist au far as Mlas .Igglln Is concerned. In'
NoTit K TO atei>i'roBH
Purauant lo an or^T of HON I^Ktl.N'K I>
ph^slque. this new .loan ia pw'fcctt! HOWKJ.I,, 8vrrc«at« of thw C<junty of Nux- Strong, alert, bouyant. Uruad-mlioold.r^,\ :^;^-^J: ^^'^^ S.k!b/K. ""il^lw! In perfect jjoise. The boat teatitnony: ard, iat« of H.'mrmtfaa ,o*ro«na, in tho
1,1 th,. luH'ti-uv-ut ,,t J,»Ti urh'ir-h MlMH i »»•<• County. <Ji-cti»»<.d, 111 prfeaJt ma aanw
to thc poitiayat or J«»n wnicn aiWH(^,,j^ ,j^ vou.h.m ui.rrof, to Vale auh«;rlt.r Anglin wivca is in an e:(prea««iun ot the: tb« adminlatra tur -1 tb<- a<MKia, cbaiuila and CdMivictlon tliat Joan flved, heard voices.t'^f**"* J''"'^*' ** "; '-'.'••'> <l«<:<:'"-'' -: "¦ • dill a nuUe wurk, suffered under taim{st ^ma c. Watt, -ii-i nioudwf. :: itccuaatieiU. roccived mat lyrdom; at the i New Turk <'!!r. v tutnUs of her ttrtmenturs; ail ima la ax, rtptea. ts\m,i>im, pdaltlvc WhUe you aeo Mlaa AngUn aa^ioHN c. ^ait,
, .. . ... ,. i ,. f Attoiney for •d«lntal»-»-5r
to tbe aubway while you rWe te it. , ytot^ititi mt iumtmttMo.
The ajsisoclated playcra arc not mimayn\ *•** rotk Ctty
Ijchiru Ih-; 1 .
T.. itercb a«. Ml.,
fortunate. .Xriitms th^'Se who had'
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