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Onrd^n City, Mny IS.—Tho Vwitrr imltteo pt th^ Cathodral oC the lo¬ tion will rK-(> • dianer In tho 'Casino ThurMlny <>v«ninr. May IS, lu a tMtimonial to Dr. Wm. H. Wood¬ cock. I
Tho Cathedral ehoir, which Dr. Woodcock haa train«d for tho paat thirty-flve years, will aaaiat with the muaic.
Ticketa for the dinil^r can be ob¬ tained l>y membera of tiie concresa* tion from Dean Tiiden or Mra. Swett.
Dr. Woodcock, beeldcH belnc choir maater, haa alao been orraniat at the Cathedral all theae yearn and haa earned a hish place in the musical world. He ia a reaident of Rockville Centra.
Mra. Caropball T. Hamilton of Kil¬ bum road In ill with arippe,
St. Paul's School will hold a track meet on the school athletic grounds Thursday. The opposing team will be from the Wright School, New York City.
Mrs. Robert Hunt Walker, of Balti¬ more, has been spending a few days aa the guest of Mrs. William "Stanley ISckert of Sixth street.
Henry Lawson and family, who have been occupying Mr« I..awnon's houae on Fourth street, have moved into their new home on Cedar place.
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Rock^lle Centre, May 18.V-Estah- llshment of a bus line extending from this village to the West Knd of Ijong Beach la contemplated. Two men who propose to operate the buses ore ex¬ pected to canvass the merchants dur¬ ing this week and ascertain the prob nbilities of successful operation.
The same men nre oonsidering the probability of operating buses whioh will serve territory within a radius of about a mile of this village.
The subject came up in the rau.sn of general discussion at the Rockville Centre Business Men's Association meeting last night, Tho member.^ seemed to favor the proposed bu.s lino.
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The Daily Review has friends tn foreign lands as Well as in this country, the list of Hubacribers across the seas including those in France, India, Scotland, CubnT and Brazil.
Months ago each of the subscrib¬ ers were written, requesting them lo send the paper a bit of their^ sur¬ roundings that the folk at home might learn of thoso who had gone to live In foreign climes.
The mail brought an answer from Brazil were S. P. Johnson is located and shows the Review awny up in the mountains within thirty miles of the Rio. Mr. Johnson is the brother of Adelma Johnson a former mem¬ ber of the Review staff and Who is now In France, nnd the son of A. a. Johnson of Freeport.
SOUTH SIDE CHORAL CLIB
aouth Side Choral Club of RockviUe Centre will give a concert at the Ma¬ sonic Temple, Lincoln avenuo, Fri¬ day evening, June 3.
BRITISH COTTON BUYERS BOYCOn AMERICAN BOATS
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Washington, May «H>.—"Ono of tha reasons rite<i by Winthrop L. Marvin for the neceeslty of reducing wage* in the shir>pL-.;; business presents an interesting; sidelight on the Brltiah at¬ tempt to boycott American shipping," says tne Republican Publicity Associa¬ tion, through ita president, Hon. Jona¬ than Bourne, Jr. "Mr. Marvin is'presl dent of the American Steamship Own ors' Association, his whole life haa boen devoted to the study of shipping prob¬ lems, and he is a recognized authority on the subject. He declares that dis¬ crimination against American cargoes by the English Is a very serious mat ter. For example, hc asserts that 'spinners and cotton manufacturers of I..ancashire havo declined to accept cot¬ ton from Oalveston unless It was car¬ ried In British ships and under British insurance. That kind of thing is taking place all the time. We didn't want to cut wages but were driven to ft.'
"The United States of America has il long score to settle with British cot¬ ton' manufacturers. For nearly a cen¬ tury they have conspired in one way or another to injure American indus¬ try, particularly the cotton textile In¬ dustry. Tho Manchester manufactur ers spent hundreds of thou.sands ot dollars backing the Cobden propaganda for free trade, with a view to com batting attempts on our part to pro¬ tect our cotton mills from their com petition. Failing In that, they tried tho dumping game, und that was stall¬ ed off by protoction. This was a war faro of the British mill against the American mill.
How the Boycott Works "Now It appears that the British cot¬ ton manufacturers, and perhaps other Industries, are going out of their way to cripple an American industry which does not compete with them, but which does compote with Brlti.ih shipping. This is a matter which Congress should tako imdcr advisement. Oreat Britain has been the leader In tho world's shipping trade .so long that hor merchants .appear to think she has oRtahlishod a prescriptive right to the high seas and that any nation that haa the effrontery to question that right must be penalized for it. This is one of tho most outrageous methods of coercion of which even Britisli busl ness aggression hasf been guilty. *
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"Some thne ago HACtktn 84 at the Jones Merchant Marine Law came to pubik: notice 'by the refoael of that 4.i|gk>|>hile President, Mr. Wllaon, to enforce it hy tbe abrogation o* certain clauses in our commercial treuXies. That aectlon did no more than to au¬ thorize the President to give due notU^e of our intention to termliMtte elausea which restricted th« altfitt ot the United States to hnpose discriminating customs duties on imports entering In American vessels—a purely domestic piece of legislation whk-h Mr. Wilson refused to carry out. Immediately Mr. W^Uson was backed up by every' for¬ eign nation which bokated stripping, and by all the Internationalists with which the body politic la Infested. Have any of those gentlemen protested -at the action of the British cotton spin ners and manufacturers? Not at all. Anything that Is done in good oW Eng¬ land la quite the proper thing, but if we do anything to protect our inter¬ ests, through legislation openly and de¬ cently secured these Internationalists <«ll Us hard names.
"If the United States ahould cut off Britain's cotton supply as a retaliatory measure for thla boycott ot American shipping, there would be auch a par¬ alysis In the British cotton Industry as they have not known since the Civil War. And if this latest game of British business Is persisted In, retaliation in some fom'i is quite within the range of possibilities, for, 'By the eternals,' the merchant marine, as well as the navy, is entitled to its due."
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Freeport, May IS—The fottowtng un¬ claimed letters have been reported In the Freeport ZMmtotflcm under date of May 17:
William Bynnea. Mrs. Helen Butler. W. F. ,A. Emrich, James Greene, Ueorge B. Graham, Mrs. W. Gubblna. John Lucas, Woodhaven A. C; E. O'Mella, 21 Eaat Milton street; Mr. Ptatt, Vine street; Mr. H. Parson, Mra. Rcoto, 142 "Willow street: Mra. EUsa¬ beth Smedley; The a.ul Tiffortn Fish¬ ing Club; Mrs. Maude Turner, Lincoln avenue.
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Frontages on Bedford, V/ikon, Frederick, Grand and Pettit Avenues and Linden Street
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