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AfieOCIATB EDITORS
At UliMMla—CiurhHi a I>*vey.
it BadCTlll* Ontr»;-Wfllliun H. ThQitimmom.
At n««poi-t—CecJI H. Johnaon.
At Ummntmd-^Vtaan A. WUllAma.
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Ineorporat«a iBoorvorated
for ptiblleatloa of aotlCM of Bankrnptcr is Dlatrlct Court of Uoltad State* for Um ¦aaUm DIartct of Naw Tork.
thMSabmA DaJly Except Sunday
ttarad at tha Paat Oflloa at rreaport. N. •¦ aaeona alaaa mmil matter, uadar Aet ef March 1, 1I7<.
ambmiitmUom. li par jrvar te a ¦Ind* ooplaa. two oaata.
FRKKPORT MiCN FOR FKKEl'OKT
The Chamber of Commerce of Free- port has been Uorn. Busineas men of the thriving community have Joined Sojrother for mutuaJ benefit antl for the , benoftt of all Kieeiiort. Lwrig may thuy iiuuiinh. Too ofk'ii bUHincsM men and othora, , In the (iriit fiuHli of enthuiiiusin, >oin - together In u buHineBS men's organ- teat loti or u C^hanibfT of Connnen f 'which never really become!) a Chuni- ,|jer of Coiymcree because the niembei'H only start things and never see theiU' to a aueeessful tennlniition. The FreeiMjrt Chanil)er of Commeri-y
, haa begun well. It has organized, and
, With the co-oiK-i-ation of every mem-
, bor, the infant organization will won bu husky and then a full grown organ- Ixution, a power for good i;i its homo community. It is t» good movement. Keci> It going.
There are Chambers of Coiinnercf in eiclHtence. ihe fiiiK-tions of which are vague and the purposes hardly known. It is a'sud condition but a true one. Avoid that condition.
lOvcry villaife needs soiiw such Ixniy.
¦ The objects should be c-ivio Ix'ttermeiit.
^ civic advanucment, iM-ttcr business.
i'There must be proiH'r interest in cv- ei'ything worth while in the home vll-
lugc and adjoining comiiumltie.H
tlii< nted lor
thoi „.. „. ..^ aad Irrl-
tsUion will not result.
While expo«Gd part* ahould be o!«MMMl ba tfato manner <ui aoon after ezpoeure am poMibie, it ia worth while to malte the attempt «ven twelve oi twenty hours afterwardn in the hope that at leaat a portion of the poison may be removed. A heavy lathsr should be produced and washing ahould be continued several minutes. 8evei« scrubbtns witb a brush is not advisable but several swabs or small compressee of gauze may be used, discarding each in turn, so that the poison may iwt be distributed by the cloth.
Bathing witb alcohol diluted-^ith an equal amount of water is also an effec¬ tive preventive. Where exposure has been more genera^, a bath for the en- tiro body, followed by a change of clothing is good preventive measure. The hair should not be neglected. Bath¬ ing, If not accompanied by sufflcient changing of water and cloths, may re¬ sult In spreading the rash to akin that had not been infected. • In cases that arc at all prions a physician should be consulted.
Ointments should not be used In tlxe acute stage of the disease. In the latnr stages however, soothing and /astring¬ ent ointments may be of value in alia? ing irritation and Imatenlng cure.
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THK SLOGAN
The shades of glcorti were falling fast, As through old Nas«au County passed, A movement that will make things nice. A movement with the sound advice,
"Good Government." The party as a general thing. Are very anxious now to bring. Conditions as tbey ought to be, And have the Nassau voters see, '
Good government. This Klu Klux Klan are out to ttght. The stuff that's coming now to light. And Wave the county all enjoy. The days when daddy was a boy.
Good government.
GARDEN CITY
Mr. and Mrs. l6)bert Harrtson of Lexington. Kentucky, are at the' Garden City Hotel
Mrs. Alfred A. Gardner cf Forest Hiil:^. spent Monday With friends in Garden City.
Mrs. G«onKl» Gastoo, Sr., of burgh Is visiting her «on Oh street.
Pitts- Fifth
Hurry Hart of Fifth street ha.s rented cottage at BelI|>ort for the summer.
"I.«ngthen .skirts or cut leKs.^V>HTa orders."—Zion City. It's a case ot kill¬ ing the fatted calf Volley, ain't it'/
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"One divorce every 36 minutes in IjOn- don."—Thoy certainly believe in a sepa rate i>eace, those birds.
DARK BROWN
'100 Frt>e Drinks Tart of Job for W.iiie Ta.stcr."—I'ariH. l!ut il will be 401 the ne.\t morning.
DEPENDABLE ADVEKTISING
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IN I'KRIL AGAIN
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:;Bishop Burgess, in his address t Episcopal Convention .fust held at Gar¬ den • Clly, calls the i!iode\n tendency to divorce the i>erll of the nalioii.
He likens fhe modern way of living io that which pi'Ocedod the fall ot Itomc. Maybe he is right, but every now and then comes the, statcmtmt that something or oilier is the jjcril of the nation. One distinguished ncw.s¬ paper owner, the largest individual owner in the world, sees in the .lap influx und growth Uic "peril of the
UUti9II."
Not so long .since we were all lold that the peril of tho nation was the tendency to strong drink. Of course, •with that eliminated, we must have a new "perR." The good, bishop sees It in the tendency to divorce or Ihe easy way to divorce.
As said, ntaybo the bishop is right, but latterly wo have heard that the peoi)le uro better than ever before. If ¦ that is so then out; fall is not fore¬ told by any current events whether in divorce courts or otherwise.
Just after the wui^ ended we were told tho world had sllpitod back a lot and that jicople were not so good os they once were. Then someone dis¬ covered tluit we had been cleansed by the fire and upheaval of war and we lu:o all better.
Grant us. Bishop, that wo arc what 'Wtt arc, what we make ourselvet) from day lo day, that we are no better and uo worse lliuii w'e want to be. In tho vuwai'd march uf eivlllaution has not huiuaailly gained a jmlnt l>eyond those folk who brought about the full of ^omC'
Twice within a fortnight advertise¬ ments of real estate sales inserted in The Daily Review have betn followed by disposal of the property concern¬ ed. In one case the advert isenieut had to be discontinued before tho expiration of the contract as all the lots had been sold.
There is a reason why this adver¬ tising was particularly effective, quite apart from the present inter¬ est in cstabHuhing liomes on Long Is¬ land. Briefly that reason is that The Daily Ueview has established the fact that it is in touch with affairs in Nassau County. People wishing to know what is happening in the coun- ty havo learned that Tlie Daily Re-lfi-csh biale view is serving the public with prompt and accurate news service concerulng Nassau affairs.
That this holds true In the adver- ti.iiutf coluuius as well aa in the uews and editorial features Is also real¬ ized. The sales just instanced prove that.
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"Who wrote the Man Wllh the Hoe'.'" —.Sure, Kullerlon of the L. 1. K. U.
"Wli.v are ScoU-h Tweeds so called'." — Because their close knit.
Cas oil is <;ipming down, but will the .Sii.s.sy & Sufferin Gas Crt. metre do you think'.'
A bridge party of thirteen tables was given in the Casino Tuesday by Mrs. J. R. Savage and Mrs. J. B. Austin. A number of guests who did not plhy cards .came in for tea. Ilcgonia plants in ianC'y pots were given as prizes.
HPECIAL CHt'RC^I 8KRVICES
Kastltoe^ijcaway, May 21.-^Theie will be »|KH'ial 'evangelistic services in the Church of the Nazarene, Garfield place and Ocean aveniie, beginning Sunday, the 22nd, and continuing for two weeks.
Services will be held each evening e.xcept SJaturday.. at 7:45 p. m.
On Wednesday, May 25, there will 1m' a missionary meeting in which sev¬ eral churches will participate. Serv¬ ices will Ijc at 2:30 and 7:43 ]>. ni.
$56 REWARD
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A rcvtnd of $50 is here¬ by offer«J for iDfomation that wiXi lead to the arrest and convictioD of tbe per¬ son who stole two 32x4 tires from my car while on Observer Street, near Park Avenue, Thursday night May 19th, between 8.30 and 10 o'clock. /
W. H. KwmN.
Bank of Rockville Centre
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Pro{ession,al Yttdenllc. Su^ag.
LAXCfflQ COinTEST — Locky r umber 4oor prise. TalnaUe
Prises JBoth Nights.
RESCUE HOOK AND UDDER TKUCK HOUSE
Merrick Boad aivd £arl« A'^iu^C Lynbrook, H. T. Admission Jl.OO. Limited Number of Tickets.
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That will be lir.st rate—$1.40 wasn't
Mr- Harvey ilid nol l;ni)w. Just wtiy he'd been in(licU-<l, ('ropHcy said "To tdl you wliy, My boy. I'll Ijc deliBliled.'
HOORAY!
lloih fnr tlu! trolley coniiianyl A'ivc la Trai'ljon crowd! Hooray'for ole I'o)) Mitchell! Holler long and loud! Tlie passing of the bu.scs, Will benefit Us yet, A fifteen mhnilc service, I.s what we're going lo get.
CANT ni<; DONK
•"I'll walk from coast I" eousl."—Kan- siis Cily. And he expects to finish iu a
TIMELY TOPICS ON FINANCIAL TOPICS
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William H. Knifhn. Jr.
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FUKWTURE WINDOW SHADES
AWNINGS
Daveaport Suits of Ow Own Make
UPHOLSTERING
BEPAIRINC DESIGNING REMODEUNG
EDWARD C. DREStNG
GENUINE SIMMONS
BEDS
AN K.VA.MIN.XTION IN UANIiiNg, WITII AI'OLO<ilK.S TO TIIO.MAS
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GUARDING PARKED MOTOR CARS
neccnt thefts of tires and other tittings from automohlles parked in public highways within Incorporated villages in Nassau Counly indicate something lacking iu the matter of police protection.
We do not undertake to say Just what the trouble is, whether it means insuflicient police force, or misdi¬ rected efforts on the part of the peace guardians. T^ fact remains that patrons of theatres and stores who Jiave left their motor cars parked in public highways have auffered l()^acf<' which would, not have occurred had the local police been about.
In some instances thefts have oc¬ curred while theatre patrons had loft their cars parked near theatres. The village that provides uniformed protection tor such parked cars may be doing mure than it is required to do, hut it surely will win the grati¬ tude nnd goodwill of thu motoring public.
IN .lAI'AN
Tlif Crown rriiicc's liai'hir i.s OI<o,
Who oils up his majesty's Kolio,
For -one sluive a lUiy,
JIl' gcla wonderful pay.
It's a wonder Ihc OIvo'h not l.oUo.
(iermanyie sending plionograpli rec Olds to this country now. To thf Vic¬ tor helongs not nil Ihe spoils eviUcnlly.
'\'itv l«-iwrcncc auto sfl)ecders, • -Will "liave tia ciiosc to smile, AN'hcnc'cr the Judges line 'cm, A dt>llar for each mile.
J.ong Ueai'h hat hers are compiaininK of lar on the ocean. What do lhey want, n rucking chair llccl all the Unic'/
Will re do wc Kit
AVlio invenlc<I the IO.\|ilain Us use.
Who luiidc the first a safe safe'.'
W ho Wits the laUier ut" tlic l''cderai Kcserve ]iai\k'? When was lie Ixirn'?
Is il a healthy Ijunk,
When you put your "John Hancock' on a note, do you have to pay il'.' '
Whal is the voltage of a atock ticker:
W'lii't is a biK-kel shop'.'
Who was I'oHil?
i;.\l>Uiln fully how he did it
\\'l);it was the Misaissipiii tiubble? Why did it hiiraf^
Who was John Law'.'
Who is the greatest Hving hanker'.'
A\'ho wrote Lombard SlrcclV Is it woi Ih reading'.'
What is lueanl by the "lambs" in Wall Street'?
Where is Wall Street'?
A\hy doea it begin with a graveyaid anil end in a river'?
("iin a.bank make loans on ))runes'?
What gas is used to blow safes? Is il sale lo blow them'?
Who inveiiled oveidrafts'?
What lia|>|)eiis lo a niuii wlm inal-ccs overdrafls'?
What is a "go back'?" Where do they KO'?
Who gels Hie iirolesl fees'?
ed headed man a safe banking
ts Al re iftk?
The Merriek Ivoad may be an artery on I.. I. bill tlie X'ii)e Line seems to be in vain.
r.iiMwin lias liad three big days this year and in July tlioy will celebrate the 4th.
C. Ji. J.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SOCIETY HOLD SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
i*i<:hky i'oihon lv\ again
Kockville Centre, May 21.—Uidies' Aid Society of the Holy Trinity Luther¬ an Church, held a sue<:es8ful cake and aproD sale Thursday ufternoon and ev¬ ening. MQre lluui »100 was rca'issed. In the evening a burl<'siiue on "I'inaforc" •was presented by Ihc members of the choir which plovwl quite amusing. tJeorgt L). A. (!onfilw, director, Itegan the fun wllh a iiumorous introtluction. The coslmnes txma4K»«d of the aprons, appro- prtalely taggetl, which laid lKM^>n previ
OUR LEJP BOX
WIWN BOYH FOK(jll<7r
ICdilor The Daily Keview:—
SIK.—One of the moat striking at¬ tractions in this village of ours Is the large amount of—I nhnosl said the great mileage—of beautiful prlvel hedges bordering llie huuie premises of many residunls. In most instances they are trimmed wllh great care and are kei>t in superb condition.
It is ull ^he more noticeable, then, when there is a break in a long line of evenly cut hotlge. It makes a dis¬ figurement that mars the -bea'uty not I only of the preiiiises of the owner, but as well of the whole street.
Anyone who has riollced with wliut care nien and women property owjicis j inoMtable invention'?
Uiiii the hedges can realise that il | Wliy docs the Uiiik charge inlereBt means much to tliem to have their; for Sundays when everybody is sup- premises kci{l li>oking al ihelr Ust. It j iiose<l lo loaf?
is easy to imagine the owner's feel-] Why dues a l>aiik charge ten <eiil8 t'» Ings when someone smushes a so<tion | einih a check? W'no gels tlie Un cent?? of iirivet. disfiguring ihe jvhole line. | l>o women make good Imnk pjo
So, I am Bure, Mr. Kditvr. yoii wiii 1 l»!oyeefl? Why don't they stay longer? give llie a Dltlc simce to call the at- What aro the dulles of the ''glfd tenUoii of thoughUess boys to ihe fact| hand man" of a bank? thai lhey are really wounding their Where do rpbU'r Uind.i eoiiie from'? neitfhbQiii' f«eUnga Mid • uausir^ iK-ri- Where do they go'?
ouu damage to pixiperty when they What is meant by tlie "mini par of thoughtlessly step into a hedge or, ar, i exchange'?"
Why is an kngiish Sovorcign worth
If you get a ton dollar bill more than yovir i-hcck calls for, from the (laying leller, must you taUe.it back'? Why not?
Where can ynii get quick-silver"?
Wiio tried lo get gold from sea wa¬ ter'? Did he get any'? . Whal is Ihe capital of the National City Hank'?,,
-Who was president until he look a I'aul Itevere Uide'?
What color are Federal Kcserve .Notes"? Have you got any'?
Why not'? -K.\plain fully
t"an you raise a ^5 I'Vdcrai Keser\-c Note t" ?»)'? t*an you pa.ss it after you raise it'? Where'? What happens 11' they catch you'?
What make of fountain pen do you uw'? ¦ ' ¦
What arc the iiualitie.'< of a gooil loan'?
Whal happens li thi' bail ones'?
How do you tell a lead njeki'l'?
Where does lead come from'?
Where do they use ii laundry ma- chin<' on money'?
What kind of wood is used in lead lleliciis'?
Whal kind of cotton is used in money liags'? Who lii'lds the bag'?
Who invented shorthand'? Can you write your name'? Write it.
Who iiiveiitetl interesl? Was it a
c'ounr?
Why ure checks indorsed? tlive lour I'orms-
IJo you have lo iiay a draft ihat is drawn ^upon you? Whal hapi»ens if yi'U don't'?
What is Ihe security l>ack of Eric I'rior liirn Bonds'? Draw a map of the Krie Kailroad.
Why do Italians send so I'nucli money lo the old country'?
Whal is a mark? Is it a good or a bad mark"? How much is it worth al Ihe jiresenl'?
Whal is the first refunding bond? What is a consolidated, prior lien uni- lietl collateral triist debc-nlure Ixnid!"
Answers u. these yueslions will be ¦iinipiled and published in succeeding arlii'ies.
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Uy KOl^EKT ttOLTEIXK
Next .Monday night thi- Theatre Cuiids iiroduclion of "Llliom" will bo socii al Iho Fulton TiieaUe. while a revival of "John Ferguson" will Ih.' presented for a limited season al the Cairick. Dudley Dlgges will resume his role of Jimmy Ccasar, and Henry rravers will take up tlic part of Spar¬ row at the Kulton. Most of the old east of Erviiies play will jilay in the re\ival.
"Knter Madame," which had been aniTounced for withdrawal this week, will simply make a trip from the Ful¬ lon Theatre to the Republic, there t-j continue unlnlerruptod ita, long New York engagement.
SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
BAR ffAFBOR STAINED WILLOW CHAIR
Former price $12.00. Special $7.lO
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is a box of our ice cream. It's welcome to Ibe Indies at any hour of the day or evening. It can be eaten and enjoyed because of its extraordinary good flavor and because of the nourish- inR quality of ingredients we put into it. Take home a quart.
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To thoui! of us who live in the co |try ' aud lo those of us who luvu^tu nder through the uuiet places aoii baa again arrived for . What shall we do wheji attai ttalAK—rwup and hot Wttl applicAttona. The flSttef b«'lng dctH)t«lted In the skin-' r«- ^uirtim Bojtu time tf.' iKUwtmtv, uid U
oiisly sold. Mrs. Wllllnm (Jaskcll is
president of I ho Society. The affair was i »>»l'!>entHl on Thut«day in Ko<kawa.v I iin charge of tho Welfare Committee of | "venue, two or three Ijoys shoved onell-i.XK in .N'ew Vork? ,. fsvljlch Mrs, A.- Hchabbehar is chairman
of their comiianionK inti> a woll trim-j Wf^ai oiTt<t would the assassinatiou med h«d^e. He could iiot h»(lp making, of l/epinv have upou e»;ihaiige lietweca UAt'OHTKRS OF KIN« TO MEET ja li«d brwuk in furotberwiBt exjcellentj Turkey and Persia"'
I(<^ KeCKVlLLE €ENTitK I boi-dcr fur ttor pivi>«rty. | C'ive the Inv^stniunt value of a iKMtd
Kockville Centre, May 21.—Approxi-
niaHly one bundri^d representatives ol'
chapteni jrf the Daughters of the >> King ^'jf*t*vvtfd lo gather Iti the any more„ anyway. The boys, if l.i. Itt, I Hi utttr'^^'^''" Ascension Wedneaday, j terestetl, can help us keep this village
June 4. wh»n the annual meeting ut; beuuUful.
th«^ orf^thwktkxn will be held in I'ar-l KilW KIMKNO,
iBh N«U. IWokvli)* CtRtra. Ifay SO.
Had these lads bee.'! Boy Scwuls \ | bought ut 116.875, twt^y years to am suie they would not hnve'done s^irunT « per i-ent to nvi .00875, inlewKt thoughtless a thing. I hop*) they won't f Jgauary and July.
If your ebiM-k ia drft^n fur fS In figures und "..nf!|y" in wrilinc wbM> must the biiuk^Tiay
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' It it w raistid from f .'> i0 %oO. maoti :<«R tibtt bunk eluuie* y**"' *"'
l.a.si Wednesday evening Holhrooli HIiaii played the Mexican l^ndii in "The Bad Han"' for the SOOtli lime, 'i he play is now^^t the Illtz Theatr;.
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1 hc IJunibells, the namcT)! the Can¬ adian soldier group now apiH'aring in llieir own musical comedy at the Am- bii.ssador Ttifeatri-, have completed- ar- raiigeiiienlH foi- a world wide tour. Ai- leaih- the organization has been busy two yi'U's In f'anadii and fcriiglaud with "BLT fang Bing"; and the to-ji- "I (la- world will kiep them ut it fir a:.- other year or two. Thursday night was so<-iely night al the Amlmssador, the liouHc being occupied largely with New Vork's promincnl leaders of .so¬ lid y.
JamcH Barton, from all reports, has scored one of the great hits of the sea- sun In comedy through his iierform-l aiue in the leading conic-d>- role of frStiausHS "Tile i.,nsl Wall/." at the Cell Uny Theatre. Audilional box olllces have been o|Kned to tiikc care of thej run on the ticket Hies.
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Ciip.s that Juii^ \('t (111 un\ iiiiul—peak's lliat arc llcvihlt- where lhey loiich the liearl. J<U'al ftigS^nuitorinjj;.
.\li.-<ii- llinill kllM. Thennes !iml l"erio«t:it iM'Ule.-. iMulor Kii'Vcc gog¬ gle*, motor loi'i-.M. ini'liidiiii; Htennier riigK of iiullieiiiie ."Jcoteli lailanN.
Mull Ordem nil<^
RoGKRs Pebt Company
Uroadway Hro.Tdw.-iy
atlSlhSI. "Four ataJth.si".
CoiUftnii nt Brondway Corniers" Klfth A\r>. at Warren al 'iiit Hi.
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"Tile Passing Show of 1!>21 " leaves ul th»' end of next week for its usual visit lo t'hicaao- "The Uelle of .N'ew yoik " will fa>llow the Winier Bardon gueceaa at that theatre.
"I'hoebe of tihuUity, Ktrevl" r.lll tie part from Ihe ShulM-rl 7'hcatre tonight, j and up Monday the ftM'ce ".lust Mar- ricil" will bg moved from the Comedy (o Ihe i^huberl.
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%VaIter HamiMl^n, the heading actor of the Amurican stage, will londudc ti'is ' <-uga|{euu'Dt at the BroadliuiHl Theatre otif weH( from tonight. Dur¬ ing the wiKrk. he wiii ofTer prcsenla- tion>« of ait his shiVcieiwful i>art«, in- oiuding the rn^nitlcent performance of Shylock, jwl'i wt^vti he atiMt^-d the nioat anta«ui)i«Clc critics Ulto reluc¬ tant pi-aise. There t« no legitimate quesMon fibftut the fkit Ij^at within three week* New Vork was itteroA tbe bt^l MacBeth, the li«Hl Hai^det, and rbe best Shylo<;k aitie*- Henry Irving. And gk: Huanttbm te»ve U»«Ma »U-
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