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THREE TEN ROUND BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY
Freeport; April "'^ night at th« Audi: l<erg. who beat Fr.n take on Toung Ahearn.
"—* Monday
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SrORYPOST PUSHING MONUieiT PLANS.
dM^ttMs WorUaf DiKgortfy To
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Fim& For Mcnorial
JVeeport, April 2*.—Plans for the illKiiorlal flag pole to be erected by the WIfliam Clinton Htory Pont ef tbe AAiertcAn Legion, are taking shape. The MMunl(tee la making rapid progrem.
Interest In the propoeed mounment ^t been mnnifested by tteveral citisens. fi^Mable among them is Theodore KrnlfT. )Ma baji sent the following Utter, to | under the management of C. Herbert
Brooklyn dancing inaater." Abeam has the reputation of having beaten all In his ciaM and an Interesting battle ought
jto result. The* l»out is sohedule<I for
j t«*n.,j-oun<bi.
j Another ten round battle will Ik- be tween Tommy Davy and Jack Khelton,
[both well known. Soldier Jones will meet tieuble Time Madden. Kid I>Ocke
land Jack M<rVey will mix It for elx
I rounds.
The open nlr bouts at Mitchel ^leld
DAYS OF THE $20 SILK SHIRT PASSED
LaWen CaBsot Eipect Wages
Tlat Wfll ProTi^ S«ch Getkiiig
If Homes Are To Be Belt
DYE MAKERS PROIBSEO
TARIFF PROTECTION
CTllAirroan Howard B. Osterhout.
"Dear 8irs:-^l noticed in a late tKsun of the Dally Revlf^W. that your f>ost la completing plane for a (nonument to tte plored in front of the First National Bank In memory of the Fre<>port men who died in the service during the late war.
"Abont a year ago, when It was planned to erect a memerkil library, I wrote an article in the Review, ending with tbe folhiwlng words: 'A monument Im the oiily thing.'
"My son was a Freeport boy. a meml>er of the famous I.Afayette Flying Corps, later a lieutenant in the U. 8. Army Air Hervlce. (He dle<l In France in the service.
"In memory of him and In accor¬ dance with al)ove sentiments, I wish to contribute toward the cost of such a monument, and I would thank you to keep me informed of any a<-tlon you contemplate taking in the matter. "Very truly yours,
"THiaOfB. KRUIFF, "24 Broad street, NewVork City." The Post has about decided upon thc fortn of the Memorial and will have a design to submit to the membera In the near future. It has been decided that a ha.<ie of granite with a steel pole set ' in bronise scroll will be used.
An ^enlarg^d committee made up of menibers of the Post, ha? been up- pointed, as well as several .smaller com- Jnlltee. ,Thefgeneral cominlttpe Is as fol¬ lows: Howard^. Osterhout, chairman; CharleH W. liaynor, secretary; Eugene n. I.<ee, treasurer; Howard L. Aldrldge, W*rold E. Brown, Carroll P. Ctopelnnd, tt. L. Crandell, John Cruickshank, Rev. i. Sidney Oould, J. H. McCluskey, lllehard Remsen, H. B. Raymore, V.. W. Tree.
Finance committee: C. P. Copeland. K. R. Lee, Riehahl Remsen, Ralph Cravdall.
I.«gal committee: H. E. Brown, II. R. Aldrldge, P. 8. Beck. Materials and Construction committee: John Cruick¬ shank, Joseph McCluskey, H. B. Ray- more. Publicity committee: C. H. Johnaon, K. R. Tree, C. ,W, tiaynor. Village Co-operation committee: Otnirge Christie, Robert Campbell.
Dedication conimlttee: Post chaplain (to be appointed). Wallac-e Young, Robert Campbell, Oeorge Chrlsttle, C. H. Johnaon.
FRIENDS SHOWER POPUUR
FREEPORT GIRL
Freeport, April 27.—Miss Klizabeth Schneiker of North Bergen place, was given a shower at the home of Mrs. F. Q. Hill on Buyvlew avenue on Satur¬ day afternoon. Mrs. William Wolfe and Miss Mildred Hill were hostesses.
Most of Freeport's younger set were there and spent'the afternoon In gttmes, followed by a shower of gifts that spoke voti4mc8 for the popularity of the brid<- to-be.
The house was beautifully decorated In pink and white, rones and ferns being used to carry tho color scheme. Miss Hchneiker'a engagement to Jerome T. Nolan was announced recently. Botb of tho young people aro graduates of the Freeport High Bchool and are very popular here.
Among those present at the shower were: The Misses Helen Anderson, Mir¬ iam Smith, Marianne J;ones, Eleanor Finch, Mildred Cole, Marlon Paterson, Myra Smith, Florence Crandall, Mar¬ jorie Pitcher, Mrs. Charles Schncikec, Mra. Herbert Ackcrson. Mrs. Ted Spar- go, Mrs. William Llndmark, Mr*; Ken¬ neth Taylor, Mrs. Hilbert Johnson, Mra. Herbert Bdwards and Mrs. Russell Ran¬ dall.
|,|1}NTBRS GIVEN SURPRISE
PARTY AT HEMPSTEAD
A aarprise party wns given for MIssea Bthel and Edith Vega of Wash¬ ington atreet on Friday evening, names, dancing and Mnging were enjoyed and refieshments were served. Among those present were: Misses Mlllcent Clowes, Jeanette Remsen, Grace Smith. Mar¬ garet Doty, K>elyn Cornelius, Jeanctt Fiederiokft, Ethel nnd Edith Vega, aud Messrs. Milton Oreene. James Remsen, Sntith Homadue, Richard Clunser. Her¬ eon Berg. Jesse Conklint Howard Ack- ley, Howard Allum, Harold Pnrren, tiHlolph Schlegel and Fred Baldwin,
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Fraeport, April tl,—Oeorge Coulter (colorect) of Freeport waa arrested Sun¬ day night by Offlcer Yongen of the Free- port police ahd cliarged with public in- toxicathm.
' He waa discovered on' Newton boule- vavd under the influence of liquor and spent tiM night M a cell. Coulter was Itmignc'd before Judge Johnson on i .Xhinduy morning and fined $S, which be
fir _ ~'
ne secoTid arrest for int<ixlca- lUis VillHge.
Kerr, who sta«es the Auditorium bouts will open on May A, weather permitting. If rainy, the flrjt clear night after that date.
SAIJ5 IN PARI8II IIOr»E
On Kriday of this wook the Women's fJulid of the Church of the Ascension will hold a sale of utility articles nnd home-made rakes In Parish Hall. All kinds of fancy and useful household no- cesaltles may be procurctl there. After¬ noon ten will be served.
Wfiflhinglon, y\pril 27.—Rrrfh labor and material c«int.«i must drop before Amerii-a's shortHigp of l.OOO.OOO homes can'lie overcome, HerlK-rt Hoover, Sec- r«'tory of (V>mmerce. suld yestenlay.
"There must be a recessitm away from thr' war level of costs." said Hoover. "Readjustments In this as well as other Industries arc neoessarj' to a revival in construction work, to relieve the congestion felt over the entire eountry,"
Reports to thp Commerce Deivirt- ment reflecKHl a gradual decline in building material prices. Expeits agree that there will be a continued droi^in these prices. Lower prU-es have pro¬ duced more activity In building tic.ns. b\it ofUclalH declared that.nN in buildinjT de)M>nds upon ^b<H^^^ declines to be observed furtfibnn ma terlal iific'cs, and exiieeted reductions In wages of laborers In the building trades. Epitomized, the vley of Secretary Hoover Is that the days of the $20 silk
Rochenter, N. Y.. April 27.—Aseuranoe was KlvcM the American dye Industry that th»« protection needed to insure its <: ' i ¦ UA flood ot Cicr-
r 'heomlng, in an
;i' - ¦,!¦ memliers of thc
Am«-riruri ChfraU-ml Society at the Open¬ ing of Its ,«pring meeting here yeeter- day by Representative Nichola.s Long¬ worth of Oblo.
Mr. TxjngwortU aaid it wa."» recognised that a flood uf .German dyeetuffs Into thia country', following signing of a peace treaty, would wipe this essential American Industry out of cxlsten*-*-, and he conveyed tq the society a mes¬ sage from President Haidln>r that the nce<le4l protection would be forthcomlnjr in tho new tariff legislation which, Rppresentatlvo Longwcfrth snid, would In all prob.ihlllt>' provide for nn em- Imrgo on certain German dyes which are similar to those now manufactured iin this oountry.
JLfi^mEL L WEEKS
GENERAL TRUCKING««
B. F M E T Parqaet tmi. Hardwood Floon
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Loral Detlverlffl amt Pranqit l^rrkeJHwiiideea OardSM. BeMgalMd, U L
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HrOAR AT ««rA POIND New York. April 27. — Arhdeklo Brothers and the I'edcr.il Sugar Com¬ pany yesterday rMluced their wholesale prices for refined sugar to 6-% cents a pound, a cut of onc-qunrter cent.
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