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EnHtorn N«"W York.—HtiowcrH tliix afu-rnoon; fair and much coldor to- niBht and Tuonduy; cold wavo in ox- .'romp north portlbn; .itronK nouth. wi'Kt, HhininK to northwPKt winds.
THE DAILY REVIEW
Of Nassau County
THE DAILY REVIEl
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at ymtr News Stu>4 or iTpllTerM at Toar Homo
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0 Official Paper, Village of Fraeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921
VoL XXIV, No. 23
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50BEIIVEDDEAD.SCORESINJURED IN WEEKEND BATHES Di IRELAND
Posters Demand Support ior Irish Republic Against "Foreign Invader"—Bowling and Am- bus<;ade8 in Many Quarters—Unionists and Sinn Feiners Quelled by Troops
Dublin, March 21.—Twenty-nine persons are know^n to have lieon killed in the bloodiest weekend in Ireland since the present "Campaign" began. It is probable that the death list was much higher on both sides—Sinn Feiners and crown forces—are con¬ cealing their casualties. '
It was declared in some quarters today that the deaths may have totaled nearly fifty.
In addition to the dead scores were wounded.
boml)»^l in
HARDIMG
Two rnillliiry ioiiio.s wn klllpd oiitrlKlH unil nix othois Woro kilU'd ouliiBht imd wlx othor.s woip| woundrd. Thi"C by.stnndrrH wnro wounded.
l-'iRhtinff In'oko out botwoon unionist.s nnd .Sinn l''<'inrrH nl Londondoiiy, but wa.s uiiolloil by troot)H.
A clvlliun w.'iH my«lcrioiisly fli"! d('a<l In tho heart of fork.
.ViiiTiPioUH ambii.'icndPK wore reported froin m.any districtH throuirhout .south¬ ern Ireland.
HInn Koinors nnd aympnthlzorH cov¬ ered many partM of Oubin with plnciinl.t ii|ilio(ilinK tor ".MUi)port for Iho Iri.sh Kopubllrun Army UKnin.sf the forpipn ¦imvfiilor." Tho police? and soldier.s were busy for^hours tearing down the i)Oslers. Mrs. Patrick Doyle, widow of one of the youna Sinn Koiner.s pxecut<?d hy the Ilritish in Mount .loy I'ri.Mon la.st Mon- U;iy, dlod early tod.iy. She never re covered from tho .shocl^ of hor hu.shand'.s oxocutlon.
WRANGEL PROTESTS FRANCE'S ACTION IN RUSSIAN SITUATION
SIX INJURED UNDER CAR AS IT OVERTURNS
Brooklyn Party in Serious Acci¬ dent on Merrick Road East of Freeport—Driver of Second Car Leaves Name and Address and Goes on—Police Quickly on Hand
GERMANY RETAINS UPPER SILESIA CONTROL; HOLDS NINES; STILL IS FIRST CLASS POWER
SHELL SHOCKED NAN ROBBED; AID REFUSED
Mils. yi.\H\ HKAI.Y l)ll':s
AT liO.MK IN UK KSVIIJ.K
Hicksville. Mareh 21.—Mrs. Mary Hcaly, widow of .lo.seph Healy, 60 years old, dieil this morniiiK- at Hicksville. Her denil.tt! wii.<j wholly unexpected. Khe IrftVcn thPKo children; Mr.s. John H. DUKan and Aloysius Healy of Hemp¬ steiid; .Mrs. (liMjrKo Smith of .Mineoin, Thomas, Jo.seph anil Miss fcjlla Healy of Hicksville.
IfuncraraininKcnienls h.-ive not born made.
London, Mnrch 21.—The llrst Indica¬ tion that France may follow lOnsland Into a rapprochment with Russia was Riven tfKl.iy by a Constantinople dis- pal( h to The Daily Kxpres.s:
"Itu.sslans in Constantinople arc most iTidlKnnnt over the action of France in sendins a pemnptory note to Clen. n.non WranRol, st.iting that the French nre unable to incur any fuither ex¬ pense on account of WranKd's Army. Fnince hnd boon supporting those re- fuRco troops.
Oon. B.'iron Wrangel was formerly the anti-Ilolshevik commander on the Cri¬ mean front. When his army crushed by the Reds most of his troops aud he himself took refuge In Turkey.
"Franco, in tho note to Ocn. Bai-on WranBol, offered to secure amnesty and repartrlatlon to Russia or to assist the |K>Id{erH otherwise. France offered to help tho TlUFslnns to Kct to South America as colonists or sii»rKCstcd that they accci)l posts in the French forilpn I.CKion.
"Ocn. r.aron Wranptcl is prolostlnB against this new attiuidc to Frame.-
REPORT UNUSUAL CASE
OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
(By Intentutkinal News Service.) Boston. Marcli 21.—Ono of the mos' extraordinary cases of sleoplnK sicl;- ncss to como to the attention of tho Stale Depnrtment of lloiilth Is that of Arthur A. (^lurk. thirtoen-year-old .son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Clark, ot W.'ikotleld. For tioveral week§ tho boy has been sufferlUK from the struuKO malady.
The (irst three days ot his sickness he had a mania for clIppInK pictures out of newspnpci-s and mnfrazinos. I le kept that up for .s<'venly-two hours .md then suceumlicd lo sh'cp.
The youuKStor manaKos to keep his eyes open and knows In a vague way what hi' is doing for about a half hour Itl thi' morning and the same length of time in the afternoon. At these times he Is foil light food. Then Ijo goes back to sleep.
NORE THEFTS OVER WEIEND NET THOUSANDS
$2,000 Worth of Valuables Taken from One House in Great Neck —Liquors the Sole Booty from Another Home—First Horse Theft in Years as Franklin Square Farmer Loses Animal
Freeport, March 21.—A Ford car was; overttirncil Sunday afternoon on East Merrick road, about .I o'clock, pinnint; , I the occupants tmder the machine.
Tho driver of the Ford was Walter McComb of Mrooklyn. With hirn in thej car were .Mr. ami Mrs. William Mc- t^omb. .Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Kolly and i child, and William McComb, nil of; Itiooklyn. - . '
It aiipeais they were going west oni Merrick road when they were .struck fiom the loar by a car driven by O. j Markendorf, of Urooklyn, who went ( on, nftor leaving his name nnd address with the driver- of the othei- car.
The car was overtui-ned and the oc. cupants pinned- underneath. Officer Coyle wns sent to the scene of the ac¬ cident, but found I'olicontnn Hahn and Dr. Wilhani Runcie there already. Markendorf had left before Ihe pn*IJco I ar-rived.
; .Mrs. McComb appeared to bo hurt j j Iho worst. Hei- Injuries arc inloinal. I Mrs. Kelly had her- wrist broken, and' the i-est of the party suffered lacera-j j lions and coptu.slons. i All were taken home in I'^ulton's in- I valid car-, after- being tieatoil I.y Di-. ¦ Runcie. The cnr- was righted nnd taken into the garage of the Freeport l.nun. I dry. .Several hy.sfanders witnessed tho 'accident, and their names wor-e taken :hy til.- i.oli,-.-.
Balloting Conducted Under Patrols by Allies With Heavy Pluralities for Germany As Against Poland—Shooting Outbreafc During Balloting Votes Enables Germany to Hold Position
John Kneale Helps Find Sheelter in New York for Veteran of War Who Had Honorable Discharg[e and Wounds Sustained in Bat¬ tle—Took Two Hours to Find Place That Would Take Him In
Rockville Centre, .March 21.—.John | Knenio, discussing, the neglect of for¬ mer service men today related a .story of having picked up a coiruade nt Di¬ vision and Clinton streets, Ni'W York City, early this morning. Ho .said that for- two hours he called at various places in an endeavor to Hnd a night's lodging for- the man, without success, until ho reached St. Marks Church ! House, at 10th avenue and .-Xvenue A.
The soldier .snid his name wns Hillei-. | jthat he came from Newburgh, .\. \.. land hnd boon robbed of his hnrraclis I bag, containing his imlform ;iml J76 li.schargo money. Kneale .said the man gave every rvi- I denco of having boon shell-shocked. He I .saw his discharge paper-s and believoj Ibis statomont that ho had sivonloer I iiicces of silver- in his leg, put then I to su.stain the bone, injured by gunfire
Berlin, March 21.—Although the German pre.ss claimed an overwhelming victory for Germany in the upper Silesia plebiscite, official advices received during the course of the day showed that the Poles were successful in .some districts. The German foreign office conceded Polish victories over the Germans in the Pless and Rybnik districts in the Southern part of upper Silesia.
The Inter-Allied Plebiscite Commission, which has made a careful study of racial conditions, had previously forecast a Pol¬ ish victory in those areas.
An outbreak of shooting was reported from Kattowiti;.
Berlin March 21.—The Germans won an overwhelming vic¬ tory over the Poles in the Plebiscite in upper Silesia on Sunday, and upper Silesia will remain German territory instead of being annexed to Poland, according to early returns received here this morning.
Disorders were reported from Kattowitz, where shooting broke out during the balloting. .-•"'
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
AT MEMORIAL CHURCH
. Minc-oIa, March 21.—Two hou.so liurg larics nnd the theft of a horse ,'ind Wag¬ on f.^tTlC'sum total of ""JWlKfTTyth loves over the week-end. The chief robher.v wa.!* nt the homo of W. H. .Marshall, manager of the Hotel VandirNlt. who has a home in Or-cat Neck. Fully 12000 worth of fur.'^. jewelry and clothing were stolen. The thieves jimmied into the house.
,\ man who c.ime ther,; r-.irly in the day to .ask permission to use the tolo- i phone may have been getting the lay j of the land i)rlor to the burglary. I The houw Is oecupiinl by J. C. Rob- 1 bins and his family. Mr. MarsliiUJ and I his family are in I'orto Rico. I The Robblns lumlly went to the plc- I ture show in the village Saturday night, they returned to the place In
HELLO GIRLS TO HELP LYNBROOKMATSCAR DISABLEDMLDIERS SMASHED BY TAXli"^?^*t.\\XW'»'"
Philip Newmark Brings Charges
Against Jamaica Driver—
Taxi Party Disappears
Entertain on March 30.
Wantagh. March 21.—Holy Commun¬ ion was celebrated '5und.''y morning a! the Memorial Congregational Chureii and Palm Sunday mornrni? the Junior choir sang the iiuiiicm. "Wherr It's Springtime Wake up .Swe.t P.iossoms." The seimon by the pjisfo'- w.-is appro¬ priate. In tho evening the udult choir j Wlien
sang the unthcm, "RIessod Is Hi' and Arleigh road they found it had been
The P;ilm»". i raiisackcil fr-om cellar lo gari-ot in tho
Eastor Services Will bo hi-rd next Sun-j same manneri that dfllier liou.scs in
day. The morning chOlr will sing .sev- | this vicinity have been robbed by burg-
eral .selections. "Sing I'l-ui.se"—Bells i lars.
of victory. Solo—Dorothy Connors— There were no tr-acos of the hurgUir-s "Speak the Easter C.lory". Solo—i who from the fiuantity of things tak- "Faith is the Star" by Mabel Connors. I en must have worked witli an aiito- The evening eholr will sing several ' mobile and mndo ;r quick gefiway.
iKlcctions.
YOUTHFUL "BAD MAN"
ASKS COURT FOR TERM
Kansjts City, Mo., .Mnr-ch 21—Vouth Ir easily accommodnted In Juvenile Court here.
"Judge, 1 want you to Bontence rne to some place," wua the sturtUng re quont made of Juvenile Judge Rortcr- Held by llfteen-ycur-old Daniel Closscr, nn orphan.
"I'm a tough guy und I'm just oncry. I Htay.out at the Uoys' Hotel nnd I'm u Iwd Influence on the kids there."
"How would McClune farm suit you?" riRkod tho Court. ,The farm Is a homo for delinquent boya. "The superinten¬ dent la standing biiK:k there."
Dnnnla took a look nt the "super." "Ho looks like a good guy to me," said tho youthful "bad mnn."
"All rlBht," replied Judge Portorlleld. "I'll rIvo you three years."
"That's too long." objected Dannie.
"All right.' then: two years."
"You'w on." said Dannie. "So long."
Ocean Hide CUm Party St. Patrick's Day wan celebrntpd hy tho Claaa.of 1921. Ocean Side Orammar School, by n class party, held Prldsy evening at Columbia Engine House. nefre8hn;ient8 were served after most trf tho evening hnd been spent with gamcH and dancing. About twenty wore present.
OERM<%NY WILL RETAIN
I'PPER SILK8IAN .MINES
London, March 21.—Oermany will reljalif. upper Silesia. - According to advices received hero At noon today the Plebiscite throiish- ou.t upper SUeala oti Sunday resulted na follows: . For Poland, 4<9,0OO ballots.
For aermany, TM.OjIO faoUota.
PREPARE TO BUILD HOMES ATWANTAGH
Twenty*six Homes, Half of Them Bungalows To Be Construct¬ ed at Once—More Planned
Wantagh, Mareh 21.—The P & R. Realty Co. of 941 Fulton St., Brooklyn is surely to boom building at Edgerton Squnre. The company will put up thir¬ teen bungalows and thirteen houses. The contractor begins thia week on his own house, southenst corner of Wan- tngh avenue nnd Edgcrton avenue. He will occupy It with his tnmil;* as soon as it Is finished. 'The Wantagh Building nnd Realty ComiMiny is also bui?y ©n plah^ for sev¬ eral homos. Charles and Samuel Smith- son also have plans for h'uid,>s under way.
1 Jamaica. .March i;i.— Philip .Vowmaik i of l.SS Hempstead avenue, l.ynbinnk, believes it is bad enou.ijh to have his I automobile ovorturnetl and wrecked by another machine, which, he alleges, 1 was on the wrong side of the road, without being abu.sed anil struck by the driver- of tho other err.
That svas Mr. Newmark's alleged e'x- perience at Lnurelton enrly yester-day. He has pr'omi.sed to appear- in Jamaica police coirit on Wednesday against .An¬ thony .Mancoro, 20, of Phranei' avenue, Jamaica, a taxicab driver.
Mr. Newmark spent Ihe evening in New York. He was driving towards I^ynbrook on Merrick road, about 1 a.m. yesterday morning, when, he claim.s, his automobile was struck by Mancero's taxicab. which, according to tho Jamaica police, had failed to keep to the light of tho road. The New- mark car was overturned and wrecked, severe shaking Mancero's car avenue. Tho bu.-glnrs jimmied a back ; „.as badly dnmnged, but he escaped in- wlndow. forced an entrance an* then ! j„,.y. Kewmark swore In court yester- open«l the door so they would have:,,ay that Mancero struck him and used
I abusive language, two CIS. i ..Vccording to the Jnmaica police, n of number- of yoimg men nnd women were riding in Mancero's taxi. The tir-st re-
nurglars take Drinks
The other l>urgl:ii-y was in (Ireat I Neck, at tho home of Ooorgo .Viohola. j ,„„ ^e escaped with u a New York busines.s man, at 12 Crovojup nnd a few bruises. ¦ bui'glnr-R jimmied a back !
j an extra exit.'
They took five cases of gin ea of whiskey nnd several cases j brandy. Because of tho stuff thoy hnd to carry awny they must have h.id a ] cor alao.
I Constable Leonard Thorn made an In- veatlg.T.tion ot this place and so fnr as he Is able to find they left no trace other thnn the disorder of the house.
The thieves were probably Only aCtcr (the liquor stock, because Ihey p.is.sed valuable silverware, jcweliT and
port was to the efTect that sevei-al per- .sons had been badly injured. Ambu¬ lances were sent to the .scene from Mary Immaculate Hospital and Jamaica Hospital. The physicians found their piospectivo patients had departed ha.st- ily In anotiier car-, which had obligingly stopped and picked them up, and the only one who r-equirod treatment was
which thoy miglit have Joseph Santoni, 22, of 860 Covert atreet,
REUGIOUS SERVICES HELD AT NASSAU SANITARIUM
clothing realized.
HorsiP l^tolen at Franklin $)<|iiarc I He was treated for cuts on the head In Franklin Square John Suchucks" , nnd sent home.
horse and wagon was stolen. .\ black j »
hor.-ie welBhlng HOO pounds. 7 years old. MISS HENRIETTA C. TERRY white BiH>ts on feet waa driven away ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT
some time laat night. Ho was driven ! _____
acroas the lot and not across the road
Frncpoi-t. March 21.—The big.hearted gills of the Froeport telephone central liavo taken il upon them.solves to do a little for- disabled soidieis nnd .sailors who havo been neglected by their- own government.
The "voice with tho .smile" has Ingen on a "heart with a throb," ami while that heart iirny ache for starving China or other foreign conditions, the boys who .saved America ar of tho telephone girls.
A danci', with enteitainrircrit a la cabni-et will be hold in the l'-ieepoit Auditorium on tho evening of .Man Ir :I0, for Ihc boys at Fox .Hills.
.Miss Irene .Murphy iW|ho treasuioi- of Ihe girl.s' organization
It is expected tir.ii a tidy sum will bo roalizod at the evi
LUTHERAN CHURCH SITE PURCHASED, PASTORJS CALLED
Congregation At Baldwin Buys
Large Plot—Invites Rev. G. C.
Goering to Pastorate
The trend wns shown by the Ing r-eturns from viiiinus oiili-s I'libisclto zone:
lieuthen.—7.S per- cont ol' the ( Tar-nowitz .S5 per cent Cor-man:
BELLMORE BOY SCOUTS
TO HELP ORPHAN CHILD
l!eilmor-e, March 21.—The Boy Scouts ofl P.ellmore will run a bazaar and dance al Firemen's Hall in liellnrore on April 16.
Tho bazaar will open In thn after-noon ahd will continue into the evening, with a dance as an addeil attr-nction.
Tho Scouts have boon asked to rind a home for a poor- orphan b.ihy. Its father was killed in bnttle, an^l Ihe mother cannot support the child. Tho lloy Scouts will do all they can to help this worthy cau.se along, and to placo the child where it wil! receive the best of care.
I'.iildwiii. Mar-rb 21.-Trusters and < oiii;i-eg,-itinp of St. I'otoi's l.rrlhiian t'hirri-h at a meeting- at tho Italihvin Chapel last Fr-iday evening, dicideil to call a pastor-, and puichasod a plot, on wliiili to build il elnrrch.
With great enthusiasm It was decided to purchase the plot nt Forest and <ir-and nves. on which to birild the <-hur-clr. The iteni was consummntod through the efforts of Charles H. l^tior-ssen, who is fast becoming Town Father.
The pi-opeily in i|rr(st iivrr i-xlirids back ."iOd feel to Crirnm pl.-rre and will be Ideal for- church purposis. .\ par-- .soriage is also included in the plans.
it w.i.s decided to issue a call to Ihe Ul V. C. Clrnr-ies (Joering. of i'liiladel- plrru to become pastor- of St. I'eler-'s. He was In .Merrick Inst strnunei- and be- the first I bought I came very popular in that village. He iiciotrrplishod .soiirc wonderful work while thero.
The Tr-irstees of tho J.uthi-ian Chunh aro: A. Mrainor-. C. Ilailen, H. Ilnin- ing and A. C. Ciriirrri. The parish has bei ri in oxistenie a irtllo iirorc tir.rn live years. Hapid growtlr has l)een madi-.
The jilot thill the congregation has selected is a fortunate Hnd as it is pnr-- tioularly adaptable for- church i>ui-j)Oses, It Iras a southwestern exposure. It Is riliinnoil to build the edifice of brick. When completod It will stand as a splendid monument, to those now labor-- iii:; to make it possible.
THIS IS HOHEST DAY WEATHER BUREAU EVER
RECORDED IN MARCH
Farmlngdnle. Murch 21.—I'hlm day servlcea at the Nac.wu County Sanitarium were conducted by tho Rev. William B. Allia of Wantagh Memorial Church. Mrs. Charles Schafer ami .Mrs. Kdward A. Hanlngton aang the tluat "The Lord Is My Shepherd." Those aen-lcoa were much enjoyed \ty thf patienta and staff as well.
New Vork. Mar. 21.—The hottest March Brooklyn, one of Mancero's passongerH. ,,ay on record was registered at noon
to<lay. when the P. .S. Weather Bureau
thermometer touched 78 degrees. Yes.
terday's mark, almo.st a record, was
H.
New York sweltered, the unseason-
——— j ably warm breeze from tho south hnv-
Froeport. March 21.—At a pretty en-i ing overtaken a populace that "hadn't
jaa tho tracts of the unshod hofse w«re Uagement announcement party held ' taken om off."
I plainly seen for aome distance. Then I Saturday afteinoon. Miss Henrietta C. I Park benches were filled, robins .sang on the hardened ground they faded out. j Terry of 57 (Jraffing pla.-e enounced '< in the subilrbs, men worked In shirt Sum-! '"'*''* '¦"' '*"" '''"*' *"'"'* thief operation I her engngement to Fretlerlck Rlcharis i .sleeves.
In three yours In Nassau County. The j of Forest Park. I,. I. I Coliey Island hnd
follow- in the
eiman: Kr'ouz-
bei-g, g.") per- cent C.erman. Kattowitz. 82 per oem Germ.-ni.
Oppelu reported 31.000 votes east, 20.noO in favor- of Ooimans, 11.000 for Poland.
At Koenlgshirtte fiO.noo votes were (MSI, ;i2.00il in favor of the Criirans :l!ld IH.OOO fnr- the Polos.
"Tlier-o was a very In-avy vole throrrghout all upper- Silo.sia." s.iid :t dls- pati-h tt) Ihe l.okal .\iizolg.r from Dp- polm timed midnigiil. "The whole plob. isclte District was roportod <|\riei exoiTit nt Knttowitz whore shooting ocourr-i-il. No detallH are available yet. There was nn exi-i'ption.-illy hiav.\' vote in favor of Cormany at K.rltowltz where the Polos ar-e said to havo reeeiveil oiih Mm- por- cont of the total vole east."
f|)pi'|- SIIi-sIm was irnder p.-itrni by Prilisli, l"ri iirh and Italian troops dur¬ ing Iho ballollng.
Cor-iirany ol.rims Ihrrt Iho roteirtinn of this rich ooal ,irrd oio pi-oduiing pro- viirce was a vital necsslty to the in¬ dustrial life nf the n.itlon. The (ler- nr.iris derl.ilKl |h„|. If upper SIle.Mii, Wore losl. Cormany would become rr .soiorril or maybe n tliord class power.
MR.
AND MRS. HANNER CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
RELIANCE HOSE COMPANY VICTORS OVER VICTORY
Hempstead, Mai-ch 21.—Reliani-e Hose <'orn|>any of Rockviilo Centre defeateil Vritoi-y Hose Coiu|iany of this village 111 a return mntih bowling contest, on Ttwes' alleys. Haturilay night, by a total score of 2.'iO pins.
Tho .score by games was: Relranco, 7»x. 881 and 812; Victory, 707, 72:1 and SI2. The tie in Ihe last game was wmi by the Reliance by 84 to 76.
Twenty members of the Reliance riiade the trip and enjoyed the refresh¬ ments at Hr-o headquarters. Art Smith
J:i.r
.Mrs. 1
pla.-e. ding
U ville (•( 'lias, \V
celebr-at ;rrinlvor
lie. ,Mar-c ll 21 --Mr. and llarrrrer- of !i:! SliollbarrU 1 their twenty llfth wrd- iry, Friday evening, .Manh iX. irl their homo. wKli a family get-lo gelher dirrirer. Koirr- Boriei-Htlnns or .Mr-. iIlHiirier s family aiid iliree gen¬ erations (if .Mrs. HaiirierH familv sal al the table.
Thowe pn-iient wi-re- Mr and .Mi's, .bwerih Manner-. Sr . of .Murr-ay Hill, Flushing, Mr-, and Mrs. Joseph Han nei-, Jr., of .New York; .Mrs. N. C. Deer- Ing of .Vew V<ii-|<; .Mr. and .Mrs. Uobert Martin of .Murray Hill. Flushing; Mr. and Mi-s. F-'runl; .Merrill and their daughter Amy of Wini-hester-. .Mass.: .\li. and .Mrs. Johrr C. Mall, Miss PMIth Ball. .Miss Katharine MhII iiimI .Master- Ccdige Ball of RImhirr-st. 1,. I.; Mrs. K. Kuhrier- and daughter- Miss Louise Kuliiier of KImhuist; Mr-, and .Mrs. Bv- ei-olt .M. I.inii of P,,rpst Mill, an,I .Mr. and .Mrs. Cecige Kiirhriei id .Ml. \ry nun. .Vew Vork.
SIX MEN MENTIONED FOR STREET COMMISSIONER OF FREEPORT VILUGE
Freeport. .March 21. It is reported that the following men are In thi- ring for sir-eet commissioner of Freeport:
und Cieorge I.xM>nch of Reliance, showed i ^'''"¦^•''''' Williams, Claience Lewis, Ali- Iheir appreciation by entertaining the I <''¦•'" Magnussen, Captain .fefferHnn,
horse was taken from the Swimnn dred farm,
4
WILUAM REYNOLDS INDiaED I FOR SELLING AUTOlJIONLE <
Wdcome. Uttlo Cometl
Cambridge, Mass., March 21.—.A new oomet of tho njnth magnitudn has been discoverod by Raid. Belgian Astrono¬ mer at Cape Town, South Africa, ac cording to a telegram received at Har vard from M. LeCointe, of Balglum.
about twenty of her girl friends. Dec- 6rationS wore yellow and white.
Tho.<te present wi^re Marie and Rlira-
bi'th Mnybee.. Evelyn Teeple, Gladys
Howell, Florence Wells. Margaret Held,
¦ I Phyllis Lucas, Bessie nnd Ruth Place,
Freeport, March 21.—The case of the jiKibwl Miller. El.sie Fowler. Mildred
lleopio against William Reynolds of stiles; Helen Rollo, CUi-a and Laura
Laurel Hill, charged with selling a i Williams, of Roosevelt, and Helen Fish
atolen automobile to a man in: of Hempatead.
Fnnport haa b«en taken out of Free. | Mlaa Terry la'a Freeport girl having'
summer season A dainty luncheon waa served to crowd Sundayj Tens of thousands of
automobiles sped into the country.
However, no man was seen wearing a straw hat.
OBREGON MUST HAVE THROAT OPERATION
Mexico City, Mfrch 2r.~PresWkat
port court by the acUon ot the MinooU | lived her? all of her life an^ attended *""^*"'" ^^' "*"" und«r»o a delicat*
omcLtls In Indicting him March 17. the Freeport Schools She is a member '''™"' operation at Chap«la. U waa
>ro further action will be taken In the | of the M. E. Church and its societies '*'"'¦'""'' '"*'>• '* '"" *^ Porformed by
Bnjsaela. I ""se hero ns the trial will be heltl in and belongs to the T W r a v„ ^''' ''' ^-^^'">^ •"'' I*f- A. D. Har-
*""««>»• date h&a been «rt ior tlM «^in, ?!»"' '"*» «»>« l"^'"*' hospital of Kb*
j ,anie naa oeen act for the wedding. jjibiyo Brothers at RoclwiMer, Mf»,
members after "eats " Adam Feb manager of the Reliance team, moved a vote of thanks, which was voeerifei ously given.
FALL DOWN CELURWAY INJURES MRS. McCULLOUGH
Itockvllle Centre. March 2...-Mrs. James W. .McCuilough of lis Windsor avenue. Is sufTorlng from a severe scalp wound, dislocated shoulde.-, and numer¬ ous bruises, as the result of falling down fl cellar stairway.
Mr-R. .McCuilough was visiting at the home of Mr- and Mrs. Ceorge B. Cranger. Katui-day evening, and mi.itook the cellar door for another. Before .she realized her n^take she fell.
iihr was removed to the Rockville Centre Hanllarlum. where this mornrng she was reported to be resting as com- foi-taWy UA-could be expe<-ted.
HCNZOMINT
ItM aepsBdttW* hoi tbraat and t»natllii K feautna n<> oretln*. afceaW; m 1.1 Kvcrr tionw, mar ttag mtatm.—Adv.
hold t-mm^ay. tor •nr* Mset canvi>nl«iit. far
Ralph Austin and Fruncln Pearsall.
II is nol known whetlrer a man will be appointed at tnnrghl's meeting or- not, as Trustee .Majtson is still away.
BOY HIT BY MOTORCYCLE; NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED
Rockville Centre. .M;rrch 21.—lyiuls Wells, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wella, of 77 Nortth Cen. tre avenue, was struck by n motorcycle driven by Brnest Franko, ift. of 308 North Centre avenue, while playing In front of his home yesterday afternoon, about 3.30.
The lad received a scalp wound nnd hia legs were brulswl. He was treated at thn Rockville Centre Sanitarium and returned to his home.
COURT CALENDAR
Supreme Court, N'asMia County Jaatico Faber. Presiding Following are fhe nnmbers of the cases to be called In the Supreme Court
Masatv Ihat Ion Tueaday, Mareh IZ: ami . fcottl. tl jj^2, ZSW, 2741. Utl,. 2JM.
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