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Frf'C'port, Mny 26.—The Mothers' Club of Frei'port will annwor the call for hHp for Armtrtln, wh«'re rhUdrsn und urown-upii suffpr for want of food and clothinK.
Th«» Near Eawt Heliof Commltttec Mkpd thp VllKTRe Board to aot. They Kave the iPttor to Mrn. f^twardu, pr**!- dfnt of the Mothom' Club.
Tho plub will Bet togi'thor as much old ClothinK an powUble. Juno 6 will he "Old Clothpn Day," wheji Hchool children will tx? asked to bring cast-off clothing to th*» Rchools; There it will be collected by the committee.
The committee of the Mothern' Club nre Mrs. Clarence A. EdwardH, 92 South Ocean avenue, telephone Freeport 909i ^t**>. BenJ.Tmln Asohe, Merrick rb»rf)^elerMione Freeport 230; Mrs. R. C. llm^nJJeBfy' Hoosevelt, telephone Free- port 3w.' The committee will call at any house for old clothlntf any time before or on June 6.
It Is requeated by those In chnrge that no dancing i<ll;>i>erH, sllkii, chiffon, straw hatH, or llkci ^bodn be Included. Service- . able flhoen, warm clothing, and plain clothed are nee<led for children iind adults.
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Mr«. Curry nnd .son of Detroit, Mich., are tho guc.st.s of Mrs. Arthur Urown of Brixton load.
Mis. Charles McAllister of B.iltimoro Is visiting her son, Gordon .McAlll.ster. of Ninth street.
Miss (irace I'ickett Is leaving this week for Ciliforniii. where she- expects to spend the suminef.
Mrs. Joseph Biitton of Beerh .street Is ill of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Charles Warner nnd her chil¬ dren of Butler pKicc are spendinK Ihc .summer ut Spring Lake, N. .1.
At the annual meetinpr of the Wo¬ man's ('lub Monday at tho home of Mrs. Charles .S. l.udliim, the following were elected for the comins year: Pres¬ ident, Mrs. Henry C. Ferris; flrst vice- president, Mrs. U. Frank I'uffer; secohd Vive-president, Mrs. Campbell Hamilton; recording secretary, Mrs. Andrew Board- man; corresponding .secretary, Mrs. Robert Baldwin; treas'Urer,' Mrs. Law¬ rence M. Lynch; auditor, Mrs. E. B. Jordan; member of the board for three years, Mrs. H, Hall Marsh.nll.
After the business an hour of enter¬ tainment by members of the club and their children was enjoyed. Mrs. I^uer Milbank sang two delightful .songs. Mrs. Charles Ludlam gave an interpretation ot the opera, "The Woma-n of Navarre," at the piano, and Miss Blake's pupils presented artistic dances. Miss Kmmy Lee Sherer and Miss Caroline Ferries of St. Mary's School, demonstrated skill In a wand drill. Mrs. Oeorge Dallas and Mrs. Frances Laimbeer served tea.
A special election will be held In Vft' lage Hall Saturday, May 28, from .1.30 to 8 p.m., to vote upon the purchase of new and eftlcient flre-flghting appar¬ atus. Tho apparatus In use at present Js not equal to the need, and the offlcer.s of the Fire Department roquest an af¬ firmative Ijullot from the voters of the village.
Lorlng Hubbell has been appointed to fill tho position of coun.iel for the village, left vacant by Walter Randall's resignation.
NEW DANCE.DINING PLACE NOW READY AT LYNBROOK
Lynbrook. May 28.—The new Pavilion Royal at Lynbrook on the Merrick road, forty-five minutes from Broadway, and Its parents, the Palais Rolay, will pre¬ sent to New Yorkers and its summer visitors when It opens on Prlddy even¬ ing, May 27, the "flnal word" in sumpt¬ uously appointed and perfectly equipped summer dance-dlning places. It is on tho beautiful old estate of M. do Lussac, a refugee of the French Revolution, just over the city line In Na.ssau County,
Paul Whiteman and his orchestra will provldo music.
It Is said that half a million dollars |)iave l>een invested In the Pavilion .Royal by the men who gave New York the Palais Royal.
MORE MOTOR CARS SOLD m 1§21 THAN IN 192«, WITH 8 MONTHS' LEEWAY
Albany, May 2«.—With a bp.siness that hax brought M.000.009 to the state, ell records in the automobile tMireau have been broken during the last four months. Secretary of State Lyons has licensed more chauffeurs and registered more cars than daring all of last year. There has l>een heavy selling of second hand cars.
Seemingly the demand for chauffeurs Is running as heavy as ever.
Secretary Lyons has arranged |for three examinations on Long I.sland, the first at the Court House, Mineola, on June 3. There will be another examina¬ tion In Mineola on June 22.
Bxaminers will lie at Huntington on June 23, at the Town Hall. All examina¬ tions will begin at 9.30 o'clock.
peacTresolution may clp house
Tariff and Rereave Bills May Haye
Sole AttentioB After Next
Week
Wa.shlngton, May 2«.—Pa«.«ige by tho house of a peace resolution, expected the latter part of next week, will clear the house calendars of 'all Important legislation, excepting the tariff and rev¬ enue revision bills, and the reappro- pri.ition bill.
The tariff bill In to be ready for action by the House the middle of June. It ts expected that at least three weeks will be required to get It to a vote on flnal passage in the House, Tho bill will go then to the Senate, where, re ports havo it, ho many changes arc to t)o made that it will be rewritten pnic tically. The Hou.se Ways and Means Committee has done only preliminary work on the revenue revision.
It has been found impossible for the House and Senate to reach a basis of ngreement on reapportionment legisla¬ tion, based on the cen.sus of population for 1920. The house pa8.sed a bill In- croaslng its membership to 433, or 43 more than the present membership, in order to loscapo many reductions In state representation. Under the pl.an proposed, Maine and Missouri would have lost representation.
The bill was opposed In the House by members who objected to any Increase in tho present size of the House and by others who wanted the increase as few as possible.
When the bill reached the Senate, the House delegations who were hurt under the House plan, appealed to their S«aators, and the latter havo held up tho legislation until the present time. No compromise plan has yet been reached.
BIG INCRKASE IN SAVING.S
IN 1921 OVER THOSE OF 19S0
Despite the s6-called financial de¬ pression, the .amall .savers of New York State put into the .savings bank |41,- 357,796 more than they withdrew dur¬ ing the flrst three months of 1921, ac¬ cording to figures Is.sued by the Savings As.sociation of the state of New Xork today.
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HfmpMtmmi, May SS.—The Young Peo¬ ple's Seciety of the Lutheran Church will play "Not a Man in the Houne," and "After the Honeymoon," Tuesday evening. May 31, In the Sunday School room. Franklin and Orchard streeta. There will also l>e vocal and instrumen¬ tal selections. Music? will t>e fumishe<l by the Warburg Orphan School Farm Band of Mount Vernon. The program will open at 8 o'clock. Tickets, at fifty cents. Include coffee and cake, and may b* had from any member of the society.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Mrs. H. H. Zabrlakie will entertain .he ladles of Ro<;kvIlle Centre on Fri¬ day, June 3, at 2 JO p. m. ip Ht. Agnr-s' Hall at euchre anO^ve Hundred. All ladies of the villace are cordially In vlted.
Tho semi-annual euchre and Five Hundred under the auspices of the Daughters of the Faith will be held in St. Agnes' School hall on Friday, Juno 10. Th«trft'will be prizes for players and for non-players.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eureka Hook & Ladder Company appreciate the support und donations which helped to make their card party such a success.
Arthur Haab will spend the week¬ end und holiday at Fort Schuyler.
Open For BaMeJball Games Royal Baseball Club, re-organlsed and traveling. The Westburys, Bellwoods. East Wlllistons, Amityvlllee and such teams ae we have played a few years ago are requested to write. Would also be glad to hear from other organixation.^ of like strensth. Write Wm. Corcoran, manager, 494 Liberty avenue, Brooklyn.
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L'NCLAI.MED LETTERS
Freeport. May 26.—The following un¬ claimed letters have been reported at the Freeport Postofflce:
Belle Ashlyn. Alfred Becker, B. J. Benjamin, R. S. Davidson, Freeport Salea Co., Chas. F. Oreves, Mi.ss Olga Hoyer, Louise Hummer, Ix»u. Hascull, W. Harpell, 10 Prospect place; Mis'st Marlon It. Joyce, (3); Mrs. M. Janson, Miss M. Leaman. Mrs. R. W. Moore, Miss Fannie Middleton, Miss Mildred Manken, Pino street; Mrs. Loretta Pearsall, Mrs. Worden B. Potter, ."51 Lake atreet; Mr. S. Raphael, 21 Grand avenue; Mra. Jo.ieph Raynor, 110 Cen¬ tral avenue; Miss Florence R-aynor, J. W. Stone, Surgate Tounliay, Chns. Waegelln.
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LOANS Money on Bond and Mortgage.
HAS a CHRISTMAS aUB wUch has popularized itself with hundreds of its patrons.
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