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THE DAILY REVIEW, THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1921
Tbe Daily Keview
AND
Naisao Couaty Review
amalaalnatad with tka ¦OUTH SID« OBBERVElt
HBMPSTEAD INgfUlRER
James E. StUsar PuWIabar Walttr ¦. rtmasU, Editor
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Kavlaw BmlMr,^!. 14 So. Main Streat. Freeport Obasrvar Bulldlnc. Obaerver 8tre*t, Rockvllla
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OmctAt, NEWSPAPER 'Vlllacs of Fraeport.
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OmCIAL NEWSPAPER Vll lace., of Cedarhurst.
OFFICIAI. NEWSPAPER for Nassau Oonn'y (or (lublicatlon of nhtlces of Bankruptcr In Diatrlet Court of Untied 4tat*s for the Eaatem Diatrlet of Naw Tork.
H«Tln«r promised the V*. F. "W., the Leflon and aome IntUviduals In V. S. uniforms to help wh«n cccaslon arises, here la B lift for one B. Scbwarta, Me^c&I Depnrtment, Walter Read Gen¬ eral Hospital.
B. S., bis name Is probably Ben-
nie la really aiaklncr (or some¬ thing he wajits, but be Is a bom sales¬ man and offers the goo6» this way:
"Here ts good news for tho ladles—a real opportunity (or some lonely sonl.
"}. promise to marry any good heart¬ ed woman (up to the age of 36) who will give me a college edu<l»tlon."
"However, I reserve the light of i^holce. I am 2( years of age and con- slctered good looking. At present I am In tbe U.^. Army Medical Department"
ktsred at th* Post Offlce at Freaport. N. •a aecond class mail mattar. imder Act nf March I, 1171.
•abacrtpthm, tf par year la advene* Slnsie eoples,.^two cents
WHERE WOMEN WORKED
The one strong point brought out in tbs several vUlage elections In Nassau Omintr this week Is the fact that In local even more than Jn general elec¬ tions women are accepting the oppor¬ tunity to express their opinions.
Apparently there was no particular desirei to change the course of any of the village elections so far as the vll- la^re officers were cont^erned. As to President and trustees the women were ready to follow the ticket as regularly prepared.
Where the womon did become asser¬ tive, however, was In the matter of ap¬ propriations. It Is notewoiHhy that In those vlllBges where proposition^ wore passed to pay tho coSt of needed Im¬ provements women had been, working hardest.
WHO WANTS B. BCHWAKTZr
Did ever a bride admit that she had loud wedding?
REOVI.A'nNO D«CK SALES
WHEN VOU GET IT, HOr.D IT!
So badly does 'the North $l(le need a jeetoration of tho trolley service, abnn- ( bned more than a year aso, that citl- I ons, acting from purely altruist^ mo¬ tives havt? Ht;irted a movomont to brini? back tho intervlllage transportfitlon lines.
Mineola ha.i felt tho nbandonment of UnK it ia nmiilc- ak4iii-ancc thnt It, Is on the trolley lino into th.lt villim'o to sutjijof Kood Intent an^ line possibililies.
an extent that Ihe citUons aro talkInK | o
tjf a community owned strert railroad BRING OX THK FIN'N.S
or a town-otirned trolley line;-
Assemblyman Paul Bailey's blll to amend the village law In relation to the regulation of tbe us^ of 'vil¬ lage docks, has passed the As¬ sembly. Thl,s amends the law so as to "regulate the use of any vil¬ lage dock and to prohibit or license the sale of goods of any description thereon or from boats by the s'de of such dock."
This stirs the imagination.
In years long past we knew of cer¬ tain village docks whereon were long low buildings In which wore long ma¬ hogany counters with long brass rails about ankle-high, running close and parallel with the counters—only that Isn't what they were called then.
Is it something like this that the As¬ semblyman wants to control, or similar trade from a craft tied alongside?
Probably not.
It is of course a general law, but ono can Imagine that this legislation will bo considered a particular Godsend lo places like Saltaire and Lonelyvliie, on oreat South fteach, where the roni- dents have had some troiibles of their j own in the past.
It look.s like Osgood measure and tho' fact that the'young Aasemblyman from (he Second District of Suffolk is fathei-1
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8T. PATRICK Eiom at KilPatrick in 387. Died at Down-Patrick In 4*3. By golly, it took him a lonr while to bit the ground!
GOOD OLD DAYS ;_
I moftid the time St. F;p^ck'8 Day,
Arpund Fifth Avenoo,
It was no healthy place at all,
Por Orangeman or .Tew,
Old Tammany In green and gold,
Tbey staggered down the street.
Many an eye was blackened.
Whin a bunch av friends would meet!
But pow these totmes Is different, 'Tis very plainly seen, Rosensteln, the tailor. Wears a bit av green,' His daughter married Pat, the Cop, Who sthands across (he way, Divll a folgit will celebrate Our ould St. Patrick's Day.
Theatre laat Monday evening. The thins lacks all pretenae to coberenc*. Montagu Love returns to the stace from tbe flicker* for the occasion.
Tho Actors Fidelity League held social get-to-gether at Henry Miller's Theatre on Sunday evening. Mrs. Flake, Hay Irwin, Zelda S^irs, and Sidney Toler were on the program.
This is the last week of the four Kummer playlets at the Punch and Judy Theatre. "Rollo's Wild Oat" oon- tlrtues there on the evening blll.
Jen." Her loving dispooition. her klnd- neao of heart, and her tmselflsh Interest in the welfare of others endeared her to all who knew her, and she will be *j greatly missed among a large circle of friends.
" and "The pack their
PEACE SIGNS
"Japan Building Navy Equal to U. S." "V. S. to Combine Fleet in Paclflc" "England Spending Millions on Navy."
WE PLAYED 'EM TOO
"Kalsor tried to form League in 1905" —Berlin. Yeh, we know he did, but It was a Buacho I/oague though.
.SCIENCE
"Heart Beats Eight Years In Glass JaT"--raris. Say, Doc, how Jong can you make a liver live?
"The 1st Tear," "Tbe Bat Qreen Godess" <»)ntlnue to theatres, and together' with "Romance" are making busy times for the ticket venders who scalp the public.
Gabriiowitach and SchmuUer
At tbe Town Hall last Monday eve¬ ning, two eminent artists Joined forces for an unusual program of music. Ossip Oabrilo-witsch and Alexander SchmuUer brought their respective powers as masters of the piano and violin to bear on a sonata e<u:h (rom Brahms and Beethoven. The 'violinist played also Bach's Cbaconne, and Mf, Qabrilowltscli offered Beethoven's Sonata bi D major. Opus 10. The qualities of the pianist are well known to New Tork audiences, but it seemed as though he showed new virtuosity by the brillianoe of his ensemble playing. Mr. Schmul- ler, who has made a profound im¬ pression by his appearances with or¬ chestra and with Conductor Mengel- berg at the piano, shov^ed again his deep musical conceptions and exhibited j anew his capacity for .laboring jointly. | Tho evening was a rich one, musically.
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BRAYSHAW LAUNDRY Bedell St,. Phone 684 Hempstead
TKY IT YOtRSELF!
Somo guys have assailed teachers (or cu.sslng while playing golf.
That Kuy has
Never stood upon o. tee. r.azeM at by a Knlleiy, Sliced a drive, and mis."jcd a put. If he did, the guy's a nut.-
TIIE EASTEnN .STAK T SO.METIIING
From Uockvillo Centre—-"Sevoiai ar¬ ticles wero found
after publio in.slallatldn la.st night." Ladles, why be so roush?
CAVE .MAN-T.VCTIC8
In an .prtjclo on (::;on."iumoi's' organ iz.-itlori.s ^n New York City, Foods and I ^'^'^''^'''
! button.
"Mi-s. Fi.sMcr IjO.<;es Suit .\K:ainst Em .Mir.o.ila. Ye.'i, it caught on a
, Market.s states:
Tho caveman o.iee went aftot- the! "Coopeiatlvo hoii.slng in Xew York woman of h)s ehoico with a eUib tint1..HC**y gftinod a gre.it Impetu.s through havin;^ knocked hor Scnseloss, toted "'" ''ou^'np ''f'sls. , Tho Fhins,' foolini; her back to tlio oni-room and kitchen¬ ette eaye. Tn Ttonsevelt Monday niprlit
homing crisis. ;thts prrfsurc Btvoral years ago, had,, jbullt their own iipartmonts hou.ses for a caveman tapp.-l his rival'on the fron-i'''^''¦i'-'^'*^'0 ''••""'''<•''. .Thcso nb:;oIut'cIy ' tal bono and then throsv him on the j'"'"''^''" 'il>ar;in('i»B of Tive rooms each i giri's front porch, niuA as a hunter''^^¦'¦^'^ '"^ "''^ «'<>''' ^'''ter nnd kept in i might lay the trophy of the chase at tho I'''"'"<'•¦'''' condition rjait to-day for ?20:' leetof hi.H lady. j^" apartment and out of that rental
The caveman In thl§ particular cas^j"'"''^ '""^ Pay^lg off on a mortyaKo at ¦ia pretty apt to pay n very rcil penalty '*'"' ''^''^ of $1,000 per year. ApoHier ?or his nets since the courts still func-i*^'"'"' "' ""' ""'"'- P-^'opIe have pur- •lion and tho dl.strict attorney's.men are i''^'^'"''' ¦¦^" nP''^''tment house in Arnnhrit- keen on the scent. . i*"" coMt^g $200,000 which they oyvn
o__ land operate on the cooporatlvo basis."
Wii.il we w.'int, appaiently in XaS-
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"iMother and Daii^hlOf Freed From Appendicitia"—Mcrritk. Thoy mu.st feel like a coirplo of cinnncipatifiit.-j.
Elshiiro Trio In Last Concert
I On Monday evening at Aeolian Hall, I tho Elshuco Trio gave the third and last of its concerts In the subscription some,aeries of this season. Like the two preei'dinff proKrains, this one showed the three artists at a high level of en¬ semble playing. It is usually apparent that Mr. Willeke at the cello is the lifo of tho party, but lateU', It has begun to soem ns though thcrtTw^re a more gen¬ eral partlcip.'Uion in tho mu.sical dis¬ play of tlie trio. Even yet, Mr. Oiorni at tho plAno docs not contribute the Ihc loiUie room ,^,,p,,^jj^.^ Interprctationa which are pOH.sIMe to the inuHlc playoil. He is the weakest spot in tlio oraranliatlon.
Hut. withal, the three concerts olTercd!, hy these devoted muslcinn.s have given audiences pleasure, and by their gener¬ al (excellence have .moro than- JiiHtllivl tlieii presence on n season'.s too-full .sehodule, Incl^ided on the profrrnm last Monday evening were .Schubert's Trio in K Flat, T.-Jchaikowsky's in A minor.
Ifrankio Vvood, Sqiienlor of Welght.s jiiul Measures, .haa a new Ford. Ho can KO !x lonpf "weigh" now, n'nd ".scale" anything he meets on the road.
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FLY THE FI,AG FRIDAY
Tbc patriotism of Rockville Centre nnd neighboring villages has never failed •when called upon. New York City will display the National Colors toijiorrow In cooperation with the big' ^olnt patriotic association meeting to beJIield In Madison Square Oarden that flight aa a protest against the "Horror on the Rhine" meeting lield there in February by Oerman pmpagandists. So all resl- (Hnts of Nassau County rtre requested by local military organizations to dis¬ play tho American Flag on Friday.
I sau County, is some of theso Finns, i We're, fl.shing for thom, anyway. '
"Lt-R-ion to Stifle rro-Clerman Talk"; —N. Y. ' SoiinrJ.^ like a choke; but it i.s and l.sn't. '
SPRING FI'JVKR j
tlontc-d at the old worn desk. Idle fingor.s straying, 'Cross the darned old finger-board, Sensele."w t.atoo playing, TblnkinK of a suinmer beach, Gentle waves caressing, ' .>, you have it, .son, it's got you! A fooling mo.st depressing!
¦VVrltin:;; of runp, it is inferestinnf to .; note that tho special advortisini? whicli i Ooo. M. Cohan hn.s given yThe Tavern" I has 4)roiiRht It into the two hundred ' ela.ss. It reached'th?\t number of per- ! foi'iiiancfes last Monday evening. i
Next Monday afternoon a special matinee series will bo instituted at the j Longacre theatre with Grant Mitchell playing in "The Hero."
no WE KKKP TJlfe TROLLEY?
To the Tru.stees of the Village 'of. Hemp.stead and the Chamber of Com mereo of that village the condition and ', 'Taip't no use to light It, problems ot tho trolley company are ! 'Tain't no use to yi'arn, hereby respectfully brought. , Even though yoftr work depends.
In the news columns of The Daily "P""'^^x' '^'"''^ y°" earn, Review,, and its ¦ parent, the Na.ssau , •'^"'"'"cr time is coming. County Review, havo been presented ^"'^'^^ t'^e ki.ss of spring? from time to time such Information ns ^"'>- as any baby'.s, and, would show that the trolley company I ^^ sweet as anything, is in sore straits financially. j
It became known to us today that j WHO'S HOSE IN TOVVN
tho trolley comply Is losing a large' You don't have to look at a girl twice sum daily on certain parts of the line, ! nowadays to tell who she Is. ton get partioularly that part operating through j ^'''''o gues.ses In one look, tbe 'Village of Hempstead. Obvlou.sly tho trolley company cannot go on los¬ ing a great deal "of monoy because it has not money to lose. There will come a time when a reckoning must be made, i
Will the outcome of that reckoning' moan an nbandonment of the trolley; lines through thia section? j
We believe that it will if a solution'
Edward. Rholdoii, author of "Ro¬ mance," in which l>oris Keane is mak¬ ing a .sen.sation at the Playhou.se, is writing a new play for that actress
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"Stretch like a cat to be healthy," la the advico of a famous woman phy¬ sician.
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DRAMA
By Robert Boutelle
DEATHS
JDODOINCjl CHURCH WEDDINGS
Is It true that the average couple of I'oday bias come to the conclusion thnt jhe cost ot a church wedding will pay 'ilio flrst month's food and rent bill? Are they estlmating-.that after all, a matrimonial knot will hold wether tied , ¦with a allkon cord or^ with txjarser ¦trlngT
Such are explanations offered by a eynte^'M Observer who has J""* J>een ; we believe that It will if a solution| President Harding has received an in-, Bedell-Unlondale, March 8, Pratt Be- looWn* «P the matrimonial records of^jg noj Joui)^, .jvltation from 4I Jolson to open the t dell, aged 73 years. Burial in Green-
Nassau j;^"'Unty for the last f ew j The solution o< the trolley problem Is'Tenth Anniversary of the Winter Gar-; flpij cemetery.
months. H^ flnds that there were not I within tho hands of the Village Trustees | den. It was tendered at the close ot J —».
many weddings ot" late and that of 1 of Hempstead, the terminal point for [a performance of "Slnhad," which those yrbicb did take plac«i a fair pro-¦ two bus lines, nnd more In prospect.' Prtwidcnt and Mrs. Harding attended portion were Of the few-present type, j if that body will stop competitors from | recently in Waahlngton. j Old- Time Odd Fellow of Hempstead
Another explanatlort of the fact Is j taking the revenue from the trolley com-:
the very serious housing problem. : pany there Is a chance for the trolley; Doris Keane, appearing at the Play-
Bullderil state that the house short.ngo 1 company to exist. ! house In "Romance" Is editing
la In fact one of the real reasons for the Hempstead needs the trolley line The j lection of poems written and dedicated 1 yesterday with the death of Isaac Am
ISAAC AMBERMAN DIES
Had Also Been Fireman
Hempstead, March 17—Another of col-' Hempstead's old residents passed away
failure of young people to marry dur- Ing this period.
We have all, been brought up to think well of the "love in a cottage" idea, but It takes a good orie these days to And the fH>tt&ge.
And irhat''a more, while we don't want to dlacourage the young people of marrlagoable age and tendencies, •specially In this marrying season, it's • •- rli>-roiirtng fact that there are a lot IP «ottace« thOiM daya In whk:h there ||t*t much lo've. Tou can read that Z. tbo momlns newspapers yourself; •U that'* at to print. 1—o
OBNTURrS PROGRESS IN TRADE
Illuminating figures have Just been proparod by tbe U. S. Departntent ot Commerce. In a com|MU*iaon of trade of today wtth tbat of a century ago It Is ahown that to ItM tho Unltsd Stat««'aone, imported M time* aa much merchan- dlM as It did In 1821. It sold 185 tlmsi aa much domeatle mertdiandiss. Tbo valuo ot Its total foreign commorco was IM Umea that ot 1821.
A^d wo are Just getting started.
during
business people need It and tbat means It is wholly within the province ot the Chamber of Commerce to cooperate meat lu t with the trolley company lest wc face a situation as have other places when trol¬ ley lines were abandoned. . The Trustees comprlA the responsible village authority and we do not bellere they would 'wont to assume the r». sponaibllity for anything that wo,uId drive away the trolley tlhe no matter how poor the service—and It Is poor.
'Win the Trustees take action and will the Chamber ot Commerce protect Its larfe membership—tbe business people?
The merchants ot the village are en¬ titled to an answer. The people ot the village bave a right to know what the Trustees will do.
th^t anythlhg coma before them In the naturo of A formal request. E^very -vil¬ lage official kno'ws what ahould bo done, and ever/ one knows how tt -can be
to her by the soldiers In tbe trenches I berman.
her record-breaking play In London.
engage-
Rachel Crothers Is represented In town by a n6w play "Nice People" which Sam H. Harris Is offering at the new Klaw Theatre. Franclne Larri- more Is the star of tbe piece.
On FridAy aftemoon, Ian, Maelaren, ^o recently enjoyed a long run In Oal.sworthy'9 "The Mob" at the Neigh¬ borhood Playhouse, will give readings trom the works ot Oscar WUde before the atudenta of DramaUc Art in Waah¬ lngton Square College of New York University. Mr. MacUaren is now ap- It is not necessary I pearing at the Neighborhood house In a rovivaj ot Bennett's "A Great Ad¬ venture."
^U anything be ilone? Or will the matter tlrltt until the troUey Kns Is, lost to us
If ywi )oln the Etopiro State Fodora-
at BaiAaaft% «-Ul you-v won't j j^^^;;;,^ ™„ "^^j^" ^-3^^;
A good many things bave been addl¬ ed to home lite In recent years—tele¬ phones, phonographs, automobiles— but there nevsr has bd«n found
Edtrard Vroom announces tliat he Will begin a serlea ot special PrUlay aftemoon performances of the master¬ pieces of romatlc drama at the Cort
Mr. Amberman, seventy-six years old, hat) long been ill of heart trouble. For the past tew weeks he had gradu¬ ally be(X)me worse.
In hia younger days he was a mem¬ ber of the Hempstead Fire Department and bad served as chief. He was a member of Hempstead Lodge of Odd Fellows and had always taken great intereat in the order, having served In all the chairs.
Mr. Amberman leaves his widow, Eliiabeth, and one son, Cornelius, a brother, Cornelius, and a sister, Mrs. Alice Btyera, all of Hempstead.
The funeral ¦will Ijo heltJ Saturday afternoon at 2:80 at the late reaidSnce, ie8 Columbia street, tbe Kev. Saul O. Curtice, D. D.. officiating. Interment will be to QroenOold cemetery. Hemp¬ atead Lodge of Odd Fellowa wlU ^-^d their services at the grave.
Mra. Jennie Fostor
Hempatead, March 17.—Miss Jonnlo
theatre. The repertory of his Romance FV)etor, ajpt ot Mrs. June Bland, a
Theatre inpludos "Mamlet," "Cyano de Borgerac," "The Merch^t at Ven- loef* and others.
"The Survival ot the FtttrMt" In tha tlUo of a new and miserable woifk
6 Prospect place, died suddenly of imeu monia at the Naasau Hospital, March 14. Intetment was to the Rural oeme- tory, Whlto Plalna. Miss Foster had lived to Hempatead seven years, and ktthotigh to mld/Oo life, had many jM^nda wbp^ knew b«' M."4'U9t'
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