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swears drteu iiot ^xlnt and that he, .<> Neill, wan r«aUy <i^ayton for the pur- ipooe of Ki.vinR I'ettlt a bill of Mle for the |lliid(ion ear. If' thifi tefillmony befote '¦ the Orand Jury. Pettit Hweam h« dlil j »tot know O'.Velll Very well, that the i PrAt time he met Mm be picked him up !nlnnir the road antl Kava him a ride in IhiM ear. and that he only aaw Hoffman
i-ominK and irolnff at the county Jail after HotTman had been arrewted,
O'Neill had already Kwurn that he waa friendly with Tettit. that he talked to hbn frequently: knew him an Aubrey and declared in bin testimony { "he Im s i;ood friend (^t mine.'
Mrn. O'Neill bad corroborated ber liURbnnd so for an the nrr,>i.'i|ntance.shlp l>etw*<>n her hUHl>and and PKttit was ifineerned.
HEMPSTEAD REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS REPORTED
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ORGANIZE TO BELPSUILDJNG OFieBMES
(rAHtinoeti from pace I) per eent of $l6r>,fH>0, the amount of enpl tal Hto«-k Allotted up to date had been poldi In; of the balanep f«A-ty par i*nt .wnnld be r>&yahi<> In thirty d^yn and the full amount at the end of alxtx «ta.va.
William H. I'etflt. af tlm; couftsel for tbo company, read the by-lawn ref^om- mended by the eommiH.ilon and approv- md by tbe sup*'rlntendent of in.iuronee. With a few amendments tlw by-lawi twre unanimously adopted.
DirtHon El«>elc<i ' ifhmrtMtto.T the followlnit disllnnutahed man were elected director* of the Kdult- able Mort»ra«e and Title Oiinranteo Company, and the Thrift Hecurttles Cor¬ poration, for one, two, three and four yeir^ rc«p*'ctlvely: JoMph H. .Au»rt>ii<h, I-iwyer; Hewlett,
M. Y. Rc>b>>H I/ow llaeon, Banker; Westbury,
N. Y. rieorxe L. ITuhl)el, real estate, Oarden
City, N. Y. John 11. Carle, President of First Na¬ tional Baidt of Rockville Centre, Rock¬ ville Centre, N. Y. JoH«ph P. FVIton. President of National
Rank of Lynbrook, Lynbrook, N. V. Cbacrles C. AdamK, President'of Penln-
aula Bank, Cedarhur.st. .N. Y. Harry O. Heyson, PreHident of National
Bank of Fui* Ro«kaway, Far RocJta-
way, N. Y. Andrew MeTlRue, Real Kstate; Far
Rockaway, .\. Y. Lewlfl 11. May, Real Estate; Kd«emerc,
N. T. John P. Scott, Real EMtate, Hewlett, I
S. Y. I
John Jamieson, Real Kstate and Mer-1
cbant; Roekaway Heach, N. Y. Carleton Macy, Financier; Hewlett
Tx«*?JZ"i'sr»'^^!raE OLD and tried b.p.o.l
Mtoenecker, house and two lotn on Kllxa- blih Park, aAd for MIm Ryan, to Rob-1
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ert O. McKeon. lath lir..Il«, Kliaabethl
Park.
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THEY BOSS THE MYSTIC B. B. B. B.
KAISER'S BIRD HRST Wkt IN FLY FROM WASHINGTON
N, Y.
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N. Y.
York
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neop«re T. Soper. Real EHt.ite an
cler; Hewlett. N. Y. 'William S, IVttit, I.,awyer, W«xvlmere,
N. Y. T.., C. .McKennee, I.4iwyer; Roeknwnv
Beai h, .\. Y. . Franklin R. I^ird, I.awyer; Oeilarhurst.
N. Y. William Ij. "Wood, Financier nnd Trus¬ tee of Jam.ilca .Savings Bank, AVave
CreHt, N. Y. Max Katz, Merchant; Riy.sw.ater, N. Y D. W. Murray, Roc'kaway B*aeh, Cliarles Yung, f'Inancier; New
City, N. Y. Oeorge \V. Winkler, Merchant
R<M'kaway, N. Y.
The meetinK of the direelors will be held on ^tondny, Muy IC, at tbe Masonic Tetnple.
It w:i.i announced that the company will be prejMiied to consider apidications .for loanfl within thirty days.
The eomi>ftny al.io proposes to seli thrift c»>rUrt(-aies or tJirli't bondH, Jaear inir Interest at Ihc i-ale of O"* p. c. in denomlnatlon.s of $50 up, payable In one, two, three, four or lt\-e years. The corn- puny will not only loan money to thoee desiring to buikl hut It will al.fo offer an axceptlonat opixirturvJty to the Inventor of small aniount.s whk-h will yield G>4 p. c. on his InveHtmcnt and nt the satne time r»»<'elve a suanintee of tni pioi.ijit repayment of Wa Inveetment.
PLANT AND PEmr PLEAD GUILTY
(Continued fram paffe 1) mas crofls.«xamined IB the Plant trlal.n, •Khoufrh there wera oecaslonal flashes Of hia old desire to fence wltn counsel In onswerlncr. ,
He readily admitted selling atolen carit to Harry DeBeau of Heanpnieod and othera, but for the ntoat part blA (edtlnwny wns not Khaken la any e.s- aenUal point.
Haindwritlnff Biq^ert TesUfloa Pavld Carvalho, handwriting expert, ^aald that the same hand that wrote the alleged fake bill of sate algned William Clayton olao wrote the body of an ap¬ plication for an auto license. CNeill teatined tbat Pettit alfrned a blank ap¬ plication form and tbat he (O'Neill) fllled lu and swore to the Pettit algna- ture aa hlti own before Van D. McCum- ber, a Brooklyn notary, wbo alwaya took the affltdavita O'Neill made, no matter in whoae name he swore to them. Mc- Cumber, himself a witness, admitted that O'Neill appeared before him many tittiea, and Uiat he had never seen Pet. tu but once. That was when Pettit went to blm with A^tistont District At¬ torney Edwards and tba alleered flctt¬ tlous WlUlau Clayton was belnir songht. McCumber said tbat it was poaslble for O'Neill to appear before blm one time ag Clayton and another time, oM the aame day, as Pettit, to swear to ofB- davits.
Sight Session Teatiraon^ ie night session last night detel- •pme of the moHt Unpor^ont ot the >ny for the state when DonuUI A. Bt of Rockville Centre, a cartlfted irapher of the Grard Jury, pro- a, waiver of Immunity atgned by a. and testimony given by Pettit the Orand Jury. At the Inatance of the Court. Dls*rltr Itorney Weeks read thla te<(tmony. the Hshti of . which, frankly contra- the testimony of O'Neill and la In Rt variance with the testimony that >iof^man .Will sSve. Amonc other iga Pettit teatlflad before the Ora&il thi^t he ^i«ht one of the >HudMm 'lirom WlUlain J Clayton irt Brof*
hempstead. May IL—Recent real es¬ tate sales, made throuph tho PViirview Estates, nf which Thomas H. Dauch is manager, include the, following:
For Adam Domaszewcs, to Vinoeijt W. 7imlrwkl, housp at 3« Maftte a^- nue, Hempstead; for Mrs. Charles ^|^ j.yiday. Each loft Is limited to six birds.
Rhodes, to William M.irkhnm, f^ester Park, and to David Wosseri lot 52, Chester Park; for Thomal H. Dauch, to Dr. Smith A. Com*»»^ plot on Main street, 51x145; for .Miss Ryan i6 William Markham, lots 41 and 50. ("hester Park; for Mr. Half, to .Montray
The 200 mile old-bird race of the iN'assflu County IIomlnp( Pigeon CTub, iinikT the auspices of the Brooklyn '"oncoiirBe, wa.^ flown from Wasnington, r». C., Sunday. .The birds were liberated lit 7:07 .'t. tn., "nd the find to arrive was at the loft of .lo'hn fCaiser, Ocean- Hide, at 12:5.1 p. m., traveling the dla- ta'nce r.f 215,04 niiles in five hours, 4« minutes. 32 seeonds, an avenge speed of IO»'i.lC yards per minute.
Second honors went to the loft of nela Rieger, R.vkvlIU' Centre. His bird made the distance in 6 'hours. 5 minutes Hfid 22 seeflnds, an aver,ige sped of 1(»42.99 yards per minute.
The n»»xt raee. in whieh only yeiirllngf. are ellKlble, will he flown .Sunday, from Charlottesville. Va.. 300 miles. This Is strictly .T. eoncourse race. Shipments will bn mnde from Concourse head- f|uarters, 15 fJnrden street, Brooklyn, on
Homing plKe6n f.inelers are alw.ays welcome to the lofts of any member of the Nassau Club, especially on Sunday mornings.
Fellow faneleYs nnywhetr in Nassau Connty desirous of joining the club, so as to he el'flhle for tbe young-bird race
ESTABLISHED 1872 T. P. ARCHER, Auctioneer
40-42 New York Avenue, Jamaica, N. T. Phone JamaicT^GO '
AUCTION SALE
-OF-
65 BUILDING LOTS
NEAR THE LONG ISUND RAILROAD
—AT-
BELLMORE
Nassau County
—ON-
Saturday, May 21,1921
AT 2 P. M.
TO BE SOLD AT THE
BRICK HOTEL
Formerly Occupied by JOHN 0. DEUBERT
The lots are situate on Clarendon Avenue,
Albemarle Place, Bedford, St. Marks
and Washington Avenues
TO BE SOLD IN PARCELS OF TWO OR MORE LOTS
TERMS:—10 Fer Cent and Auctioneer*! Fees on day of tale. Balance within 30 daya after tale or monthly ijutanmeat contracts of 5 Per Cent per month.
TITLE INSURED BY NEW YORK TITLE & MORTGAGE CO.
For Mapi, etc., addreu the Anetioneer
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
Freeport, .May 11.—A good many of the Elks who cam<> into the lodge wbbe the Mystic .Myst of the B. tt. It. U. were (In power, reveled in the thought that friends of theirs whom they n|>ight bring In .-IB members In the days to eome would hnve to undergo the s.ime treat ment with |)erhaps .¦» few suggepilon'^ added on.'
Those poor Innocents rtkl not know that tfie Terrible Torture Chamber and t'mph High Ooxooks was but a pass¬ ing thine: and that when the fiscal year closed so too would end the Mystic Myst.
AU ot the dreams of escorting some friend through tbe Interesting maces of the Deep Forest and gathering the FniliN of T>cep Knowledge that sprung up or dropped down beside the P.ith- way have faded, and all that remains is a silent room wherein the pompous rotx's of the Lord High Chiefs and the Pust Orand Pushes hang In silent splen. dor.
•So too remains silent the little at>art- ment of John Harleycorn tb;it used to I»arade the streets behind^ the Elks R:ind. And there comes .another cause for gloom, the band.
If may,be that the hand wtll ce.Tso to function as such In the near future ow¬ ing to the fact that they cannot get same horns tlwit are neee.'i.«ary to the n'l ir.Tre and fanfare of the muslciin^.
It Is hoped that the hand will not ci-as" to spread musical joy at all of ih-:' Elks outings heeause the Lodge's out¬ door gatherings h.ave been made joyous by th<* sound of martial music.
But as for the Mystic Myst. they may come to life In some other form but the' olden drxys of glittering regalia ani pomp liave been relegated to the fast
grt'Wing dusty archives of tbe past
A vagrant brt^exe may blow in at an op«>n wlndow^ and stir the spears and broadswords of the silent Ivnst and the 'garments of the Thrice Exalted Torture Expert may rustle as lhey tell to on«' another of the stories nbout the days when the Fahrenheit Degref" of tbe Order was the one that made every man a good Elk and one who never for¬ got thp order. *
Names are passed In this silent room hut names mean nothing. It is simply the fact that a eondltion hats bad Us day and must now rest In oblivion until .«ucb time as It may seem fit to reju venate the glories of ancient history.
What manner or form it will take. Is not known but tf It so happens that the P. R. B. B. buazes round ngoln the familiar halls.and pas.sages, the old club will on^'c more set aside an evening once ill a while when th*' iitTalrs of state and the business worries of the day can find relaxation In harmless klddlshness. Anything to amuse the members since the days of artificial good feelings and happiness have gone astray.
"All work and no pUty, doesn't length en life a day" as the nld saying goes. Orant's Tomb was never designed as a pl.-K-e to go and tell the latest vaude- ^ ille Jol<es or engage" in horse play, but those who go there In all reverence .-uid sincerity are liable to he found on the next corner engaging Iti a romp, there- l.y balancing the distribution of human emotions, whate^'er that is.
.Something will happen to take thv l)lac.> of the B. B. ami the band if both of them go as the present Big Chief did not bring the cemetery witli him when he came to Freeport, but in the interim, while he is thinking up something, OKI .\I«n (Sloom stalks abroad unmoleiitrd.
Events of the Day
Chicago, May 11.—.\nthony D'.An- drea. labor leader and pollilclan rif the liilh Ward, w.is shot and prohiibly fat¬ ally wounded early toilay. He-w,n shot six times as he stepped out c"* an auto¬ mobile In front of hi.': home. Pliysl- cians .said this morning it waa doubtful If he would live more than a few hours.
New London, Conn., May lU-^Flre, which broke otjt last night in the four- story brick bloek occupied by the Foran and .'lon Furniture Company, was under control early today, after causing a to¬
tal loss e-stimated at $500,000 to the building and contents. Nearby build¬ ings were sjtved oTily after great dltfl eulty.
The Ure .spread so f|ulckly thiit flro. men were convinced tUat it was of in¬ cendiary origin. The firemen were calle<l to extinguish four other small rtri»s In various parts of the city durng the evening, two of which were cert.Un- ly set. Tvrn su.spects are being held by<i the police.
Reyiew cla.<;sifled ads brinff re.=;ults.
OLD MAP OF HEMPSTEAD i INCLUDED GARDEN OTT!
hempstead. May II.—^Tnwn tTlerk Oil- bert bos roftie across an interesting old map of the village of Heinpstead. which Is on flle In hU offlc# While it is > el¬ low with a^e and somewhat dilapidated the lines and writing are legible.
It shows that the village, when the map was made and the village incor¬ porated. In lt53.. extended frora its prefK ejit boundary on tbe south to ih<vO<d Country road, on the edge of the village of MineoUi. and-^embraced mast of what is now c.arden City. The northern part was cut off by act of Legislature.
The map was made hy John D. Cor¬ nelius, Sr., in 185!. and was flled with the towTt clerk In 1853.
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TOWN BOARD DEGDES ON
THREE DREDGING JOBS
Hemp.stead, May IL—Threa Jabs of dredging in the town waterwi»ys were decided upon by the Town Board at yesterday's meeting, and the town clerk was authorized to advertise for bids. The
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While it ifl probable that more will be- done durinc the summer, these tlii«e nre alt that feave been nsked for so far.
Th^ teooiainend.ations for the dredg¬ ing were made by ICnglneer Alvia O. Smith and include ItOO feet in Long Creek, south of Point Breeie; 3004 feet in Kast Rockaway Creek, nnd Crooketl tVeek, between East Rockaway and Itemum i.sland.
It Is planned tn use airitator and sur.- tion dredse. and to put the materials taken from tbe channels onto the up¬ land. Tbe chnnnals win be flve feet deep at low water.
SPECIAL TERM OF SUPREME COURT FOR UQUOR VIOUHON CASES
Albany, N. Y., May 11.—A ..Special Term of Supreme Court to txy alleged violations of the state prohibition en¬ forcement laws In New York City Was ordered by Oovemor Miller today, to begin Monday, June 6.
Supreme Court Justice Henry V. Borst of Amsterdam was designated by the C^ovemor to preside at th« Special Term.
' THURSDAY NIGHT I
Jamaica Sporting Club
JACK STONE vs. BIG ZULU KID
15 ROUNDS
PHILLY McGOVERN vs. |
HARRY (KID) MULCAHY, |
10 ROUNDS 'f
WEE WEE BROWN vs. ALEX. GIBBONS f
6 ROUNDS 'j-
TERRY DAVIS vs. HAPPY CORMAN f
6 ROUNDS X
LARRY MURRAY vs. JOE MATE |
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Fulton St and New York Ave. Hione Jamaica 3948
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
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