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JaixM E. S(ll«a. Publl«h«r
Waller a. Funaell. Editor
A880CIATE EDITORS
At UlntoU—CharlM B. Daver-
At RoekvilM Centre—WIHIam U. Thooipaon.
At PTMport—Cecil H. Jolinaon.
At Uampataad—Vcroon A. Williams.
OrFICBa: aaiTtaw Bolldfttc. (4 80. Main atrMt, ^rMPort 0»»ar»ar BaUdlnc. OiM.r«*r atrMt. BockTlU.
Cemtr. tmamtrer Bulldln*, 41 Itoto at. Hampatasd
mo ynti could drlBlc tbat and forset
tke beat and ke happy and do note
^MD I work la aa hour tkaa tbaae rouus
flassau County Review '•'»*»^* ••^ •''•' '"^•^»" * •»*" •
-' dar."
So here's to a reriral of a good old Long Island farm drink. It won't annoy tbe prohibition agents.
TH£ OAIIT IXVaW, TUESDAY, MAT ^,
1921
'CcfytMm^^MU*
CO oa 00 Qo
SAinTAHIUX'S OOpD WOBK
OmciAL NBWaPAnnt for IiM»rpormt.« ' Villa— of rrawert.
O^nciALi NBWSPAPBB far Inoorporatad
yuia«* of Oadarhurat.
tXWnClAli NHWaPAPKR for Naaaaa County (or yulilleatioii of notice, of Dankruptcir to Dlatriet Court of Dnltad BUtM (or th* ¦Mtom DIariet of New Tork.
PabUataad DaOy Baoept Sunday
Bt*nd at tJM PMt Ofllo. at rrmport. U, ma aaoond oiaa* mall matter, trndar A«t of Iterch |, ll7t.
¦¦baeriytlofk. II par remi In adrwio.. aia«I* «o»l**, two oMit*.
L. I. R. B. OBOWTH
Somehow wo don't blame the management of the Long Island . Railroad Company for feeling pride in what has been accoinpiiuhed by (bo railroad during its 87 years of history.
It certainly hus boeii "liard sled¬ ding" much of the time for tho various companies und subsidiaries I inanity ¦whioh have made up the system. { There have been darlt years and trials and misfortunes and difficulties galore.
The railroad plant has undergone complete changes and it never had so great a reason for existence as it has today nor such a linn promise of accomplishment. ConipluiiUs and criticisms to J,lio contrary notwitli- standing, the Long Island Kailroad has been largely instrumental in building up scores of thriving villages on the Island to their present stage of development and prosperity.
With much new equipment and tiie j expectation of earning money this season to buy more, the present luanagemont hesitates not to express its appreciation to llie Rreatcr com- pany, the "angel " wliich lias pro¬ vided funds for tlic and development oMlMMnMroad itself these last few years.
In a timely aniiounceiiieut the company says:
"Kighty-scvcii years ago the i^oiig Island Railroad was incorporated, be¬ ing ono of the pioneer steam roads in the United States. The past genera¬ tion has witnessed a complete trans¬ formation of the railroad property and the territory traversed by the road. This is attributable to the vast program of. improvements carried out since the Long Island came under liie
The remarkable operations per- tormed at the Rockville Centre San¬ itarium, the low mortality and the pver readiness to accept emergency .cases, bespeak support for the insti¬ tution. Its work is to be admired.
In an unassuming manner, a doc¬ tor in the institution performed an operation which enables a woman to walk again without crutches after using them fer flftecn years or more. A man brought in with hope for his recovery almost gone as the result of an accident, walks out restored io health.
Of 480 patients treated in a year, only twenty deaths occurred. The twenty deaths include infant and adult mortality. But one mother died ^of the 104 maternity cases treated. The record spcalcs for itself. Hock, ville Certtre may well be proud of having within its limits an inslitu tion which is doing so much for hu-
THE AVERAGK PERSON
"My Country 'TIs Of Thee, Sweet Land Of Liberty, Tee taa tec ^lum"—
"l)h say can you sec, by the dawn's early light, what so ijroudly ta turn, tec ta ta ta te ta tuni."
"Our flftthcr Who Art In Huaven Hallowed t)c Thy name." (Mumble thu rest).
BIT
Start 'cm off on "Mammy" and tht-y will slide through without sltiddinK a nolu.
1920
25.727
8,<64
1910
83,930
1900
55,448
70.397
44.297
:7,066
"PMif to take no vacation In rum r.TUsado."—N. Y. Not while thf piclfliiK is su darn good anyway.
"I'astor tempt to land, Md. shamo to
in nlBhtclotlics tilut'ks ut d> naniitt! iionie."—t;uiiilK>r- Wtll It would liavd bi-eii a start blowing up with the
Itev. in his nightie.
Sunday waH a dandy day, Sunday was a hummer. It's the only "ne In May Thul seemed a bit like HUimiicr.
.\ WIO WMi
Hairy .Cl'ItLliv IIKIK to lu w luotimycle. and I'.MtTICU fioin the old one, in Kockville ("entie.
PHONE TO HAVANA AS EASILY NOW AS TO POINTS IN U. S.
Laying Cable Over Submarine
Mountains Brings Cuba Direct
To Long Island
Hempstead is now within Hpeuking distance of Havana, Cuba.
By means of three new siilmuirino i telephone cables recently put into ser¬ vice between Key West, Kla., and the Cuban capital, and affordiuK a direet tolfephono connection with the .N'ew York Tvlephtmc Company's wires In New York City, it is now possibh? for the tired business man of Henipstead to cull up the i.sland rejiublic and in- (luii'e, for iristunee, about tlio.se tliiiiKS reconstructionj| jvliieli have Imen Vol.steuiled out of iln- l'nited Slates, or to conduct otliei- business of greater or less importance
The new Ifavana tallies contain the loiiKCHt submarine telephone lines in the worlsl. Although the American ends of the wires are lc< linically iit Key West, two direct circuits luive Ijcen established over the loiipr lines ol' the Hell system Ijctween Xew York and Havana, so that when the long distance oiierator "plugs in" at New-'^York, a 8i»;nal lamp flashes in Havana im¬ mediately. The voice travels Ix'tween tho two cities in tho space of one- Jlfteenth of a second. Long distance eonvensation is carried on with the same ease and success as local tele¬ phone calls. . , „ , Several years of intensive study and
protecting wings of the great Penn-j j^^^,„p^^^,^ ^^ ^,„„,^ ^ ^^^,^. providing
such transmission facilities preceded the actual using of the subniarine lines.
AT .MINfea)LA
This wo<'k may not be lively, I'or those on jury duty, There's nothing left oxi-epl The guilt of Tom liarbuti.
NASSAU popuuTioN mm
m CONVENIENT FORM FOR FJLfltG
I
Responding to several requests from readers of The Daily Review for information as to the population of various sections of Nassau County, here is the otHciBl information a!j presented hy W. M. Stewart, Director of the Bureau of Census. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C: Minor civil division
Nassau County
Glen Cove City
Hempstead Town, Including. Cedarhurst,'
East Rockaway, Freeport. Garden City.
Hempstead, Lawrence, l..<mg Beach,
Lynbrook, Rockville Centre and Woods-
bnrgh villages and part of Floral Park
village
North Hempstead towns, including Great
Neck Estates, Mineola. Piandome, Sad- die Rock and Sands Point villages and
part of Floral Park village
Oyster Bay town, including Farmingdale
and Sea Cliff villages
Cedarhurst village
Kast Rockaway village
f^armingdalc village
Floral Park village
Freeport village
Garden City village
Glon Cove city
Great Neck Estates village
Henipstead village
Lawrence village
Long Beach village
Lynbrook village
.Mineola village
Piandome village
Rockville Centre village
Saddle Uock village
Sands Point village
Sea Cliff village
Woodsburgh village (Wtwdmcrc)
No Cities with wards.
* Not separately returned.
Previously announced as 4,27ii.
Irttm 111 ¦¦¦ nai^
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Z<,870
20,296
2.838
2,005
2,091
8,599
2,420
8,664
339
6.382
2,861
**4.27.'>v
3.016
319
6,262
71
284
2,108
220
17,831
21,802
200
1,567 1.22.''>
4,836
4.964
'^'^
'^ 1,981
3.GC7
1,004
,
12,048
16.334
200
2,612
3,582
558
1.884^
/
.... ''
1,658
CAN VOU TELL?
'—.\ii liihluuaii from
"Wliat is .Mi .N'.'iples.
"Why nre wedding liiik'H (lie third flngei'.'"—B<'(ausi
I'liiiii between the lirsl couple and
little one.
I'aiil Hailc\ is synuKOKin^;
•KiL-nl Detour " all y^xi'V Suffolk.
io|(e the ,Suii spots will nol liall up
wires.
tllL
his
We
the
"Price tt.xcrs .sent cost of parciuct floors UJ) 400 i)cr cent."—X. V. C!ee and that's one thint,' tiiat ou^liL to ki> down.
"iJles.s nice at one and dilio^ cliiet al the other. "—>Jion (.'ilj'. there's only one end with a kick
Zion Well in it".
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TIMELY TOPICS
—\ A^:s—i
ON FINANCIAL TOPICS
William H. Kniffin
OK ROCKVILLE Cli
Instructor On ISaiiliiiiR in New
Jr.
STRE
Vork rnivcrsily
A Dollar Then and .Now
A mcrcli:int in the Soulli lias made .1 i-^>iiil'urisoii of tlie relative purchasing iiower of the dollar as ajiplied to a cnn- relc ca.se, one year a);o and now. While Lhe ftKlMcs ijiven for the vaj'iou m;o' sliKlitl.v differ in the home luur- Kcts, yet lhey are most iulercstint;. as .-;!iowin>,' the vastly ineieased ituaulily oC food that a given amount ot money will buy. It is the best illuf^tralion 1 l:ave seen of the lowering cost of livinn. and so far as I know this tabulation lias not heretofore been published. It < anu- Lo me from oriKinal sources. One Year .4ko .,
100 lbs. suKar *2(;..-, >
1 sack flour
I bushel potatoes
I (loZ.
I do-/. 1 <.\>yi.
1.6D l.US
tomatoes '1.10
2 loaves bread
10 lbs. beans
10 lbs. i^ee
ms I:; lbs. peaches
'' '¦¦ j ^fi bag mcul
"•s . 2 doz. egKS
10 ll)s. sweet potatoes..,.
Vt doz. e. milk
% doz. pkg. macaroni..,.
1 lb. bakiiiK iwwdcr
1 i)iecc breakfast bacon..
1 Kal. sorKhnpi
1; pkgs. rolled txiis
' : ))kBS. corn flakes
t-''' I 2 pkgs. shredded wheat..
l-!ij i ',4 doz. laundry soaji
r>.o() 12 boxes matches
|l ba*{ .salt
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sylvania System, whicji. shouldered the flnancial burdens necessary tu bring about tho important physical changes effected since 1900.
"As fast as earnings from opera¬ tions permit, the Long Island manage¬ ment is adopting ail the -standards sot up by the parent company—the Pennsylvania Systoin—and weaving a closer bond ot relationship by the loyalty and efficiency o^f its officers ;and oniployces."
SWITCHEL DAYS
With a fcw^early hot days here al¬ ready and a line crop uf hay growing In the fields and on the salt meadow, 'Who'll be the llrst tu make use of the empty jugs with u now crop of awltchelT I
Don't get excited if you don't iind the word in thu dictionary. Wo couldn't cither.
But W8 have absorbed the uwilchei —cool and refreshing, on a hot, broil¬ ing hayfleld in midsummer, more than ouce, and it is tho dictionary's luHM (( it doesn't contain switchel, as we have done, many and many a time.
For couDrmation about thu con¬ tents uf tho switchel Jug wo have asked Uncle Ike bow it was con¬ cocted.
"Switchel?" bejMiked reflectively. "Switchel? You put iu it molasses and vinegar aud a little salerutus or •ugsr l( you* like."
"Is that all?" we asked.
"Oh^sure! Water," hd added. "If
it is lot) land miles from Key Wcjt to Havana, but it tok i:;o miles of cable to cover the distance. The floor of tiio ocean had to be mapped just as ac eurutely for tills .lob as the mapi>liig ot tho north woods section ot New York.
One of the diflliullies was traveisinj; a subniarine mountain raiiKc, which has an altitude eciuivalent to the Al- IcKhany mountains. The cable lino, however, crosses thesu niouiitaiiis much the same as a land line would cross a terra flrma range, except, of course, there arc no jioles.
The depth of the ocean is oiu' mile at the farthest downward point, just outside of Havana harb<ir. l''rom Ivcy \Vcsl, a city built on the <.'oral reefs, the telephone line had previousl.v Ix-en carried to the mainland on the viaduct of the famed Florida Kast Coitet Kailwaj'.
Kacli cable contains a siifule copper i-onduclor, which ia protected and iii- sulate«l hy coverings of gutia jiercha, a continuous copper tape, and jute wrap- piiiKs and steel armor wli-es on the outside. Tiic cahlo itself is hardly larger than a man's wrist, while the total welKht of tho three cable lines is about 3,.';o0,(i00 iwunds. At the deepest point in the ocean It is esti¬ mated that the pressure on tho cabla is al)out one ton to the square ineil.
Laying the cable pi-ovcd a 8pe<:tacu- lar tusk. . The looK strands were car¬ ried alxhiird the cable ship in Kreat tanks IllleU with salt water lo prevent deterioration of the guiia percha m- sulatlon from the effects of the air and eliinate. While the' cabel was being reeled out, the ship noinetinies carried sUH|M.'ndcd In the water more than a mile of icable. which, of Itself, was weighty,,^The ship had to have power .enough to hold h true coujise even witli the cable suinmded.
Many, tlnns have already found the new teiephone hne a remarkable hell)
i'"lal fisUliiK is an art IHipular al piescni. it is called flat lishint; be( auso. the Iia,l lisli is one oi the "paraltchthys dentalus" family, which means that It was born under a flat rock and never had a chance, it is so cross-c.vi'd that l«>th eyes are on one side and he can't S'^e 'round his nose. Webster .says that "llouinier" i.'j "unsteady progress caused by tlie weakness of tho limbs," but those days are over. Secure a flat Ijottoin boat to make the tisli feel at home and droi) anchor wherever the most Ixiats are. A cabin lx)at is Ix'tter, for you can take a drink without causliiK a panic. Have a mile or so of line and b pair of ever present feet; swing the hook and sinker 'round your head and let go. Il will fall near enoush to another boat lo niako Ihetn mad and the loose line and feel will do the rest.
(Conliiuud tomorrow).
( . li. J.
MaUluK' a Ioiik distance c#ll To Cuba from llemiistead, Mr. Hallock dedans, is done in the same manner as makinj,- a Ions distance call to Albany or ISuf- fain, thu circuits are sel uii with euual speed, and conversation is etfually successful.
IN FLANDERS' FIELDS
By Licul.-t'ol. Joliii .McRea.
(iJicd while on duty in Flanders).
.•j;!:).!;,') ; 1 doz. Jleinz l>eans
100
Today
su;;ai'
I s;ictc flour ...;..
1 buslu'l potatoes
1 bucket snowdrift,.^. ! <|l. Wesson oil
s.r,u •.'.j.-j i.:;5
1 .IT)
1 doz. Can pbell'
Vi doz. N. B. 3 lbs. coffee. . 3 lb. butter..
(..'0.
soup. . cakes. .
%n.K^
ntwm Iw^—riwif
Pay Cash Carry Home Get l^^ DiKount
Ton are entitled to a discount of 2% on all cash porcbasei parried home from certain mer¬ chants. Ask for yonr dis¬ count coins—redeem them here for bank accounts.
— Bank of —
Rockville Centre
OUR LETTER BOX
iMIfT MASORS AtTEKD
AT CMWKM mtVICES
, Uoekviile Centre, May 24.—Ascension Church waa Riled to caiMcity Sunday evening when the Rev. WllMam H. Watson, nf Bay Shore, Grand CiMiphUn ' ' tbe Orand Lodge of MaaeBs ot the lltafc of New York, deliverd an ad- t.tMe. T^e service was set aMo for the Masons. Maasapequa Lodffa, met in its lodge rooms. Village avemte and the Merrick road, and wearing white gloves and aprons, mai'ched to the church in a Ixxly.
At the conclusion of thu services, tho I choir mov<>d down the aisle, slngini; a i recessional hymn, panned throovh the I door and around tho church. The Mu.soii!) followrtl the choir to the street : and then marched back to their lod.ce rooms. Many members of other ' masonic j lodges attended as did meml.>er8 of Cas¬ siopeia Chapter, O. K. 8. ! A'hc church was so tilled that it was I necessary to provide additional choirs ! to accommodate the assemblage. I The Itev. Mr. 'Watson took as his i theme, ehairty and Justice, and eluci- I datetl so liiteresflnKly on his subject as to make the address very impressiva.
i 4
I Mexico can not and will not siRti a |t<)r««l protocol us a condition to rei-OK- j nifiniV by the l'nited States. l*rosidcnt I ObrcKon told ncwspajK'r men in refer¬ ring to ri-esideiit HardinK's policy, as ^—;^ outlined in disiiatches recelve<l in Mex¬ ico City.
i
LEG.M. ADVERTISING
DRAMA
Iiy Robert Ihmlctlc
Lefore sailiiiK for JOuiope last week, fnis Skiniie* announced- that hc will appear under the l''rohman banni r inTit season in a dramatization of Ibane/.' famous novi'l "Itlood and Sand." .Mr. Skinner will visit the Siiaiiish aulimr at his home, and will there seek to df- velop the character which he is to por¬ tray. The part is that of a bull-liKhter. unit Mr. Skinner s;iid that he would sei- al least one biilllijiht. .Ml season .Mr. .S'kinner has been touring in ".\t tlie Villa Uos<r " by .\. K. W. .Mason, but the play w.is not ventured in N'c-w York, for tlie lack, sa.vs tlie niana^;e- ment, of an available and suit.ible thea¬ tre. -
In l'"landers'
Bi'lwci'll the
That mark
The l.arks
l''ields the polipies blow (.'rosses. row on row, our placi'. und in the sky .still bravely uiiiKliiK dy
Scaiie hiard amidst the kuiis below We are i>ead. Short days uko We J.i\-ed, fell dawn, saw Kunsc>t iflow, l.<OVed and were l/<jved, and now wc lie tn Flanders' Fields.
Take up mir iiuarrel with the Foe To ymi from falling hands we throw The Torch. Le yours to liolil it hiKh; If, ye break faith with us who die We, shall not sleep though (wppies Brow In Flanders' l''ields.
—I<'rom Ivondim runch.
LUWKk roSTAL RKCEIITW
I'ostal re<eli»ts for April last at fifty of the lai-tfcst ofilces in the servii-e to; talud |'JO,5'J2.till, a decrease of |I.S-iS.- TOS, or S.2t per cent from the same month last year.
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TK.\/VNTS MAY IIAVK ClilLimKN
A bill to prevent landlords from dis¬ criminating against tenants with chil¬ dren has been pasaed by the lower bi-anch of the Massachusetts Legisla¬ ture, with an emergency i)reamble which would make it elTectivc at once.
tn ext>editinK transaction of business, •you had lea yo« put tbat ln> but If i according to A. c. Hailoc-k, local com-
jrou didn't you not the water out of mercial manager, of the New Yorli j 4
. „ . .._ ,. ,, . ,,,_ Telephone Comimny, as may be wit- Ki-cognition has l>een accorded^ the
the bottom of the old well, out of the|^^^, ^^. ,^^ ^^^.^ ^^^^ ^.,^^^^ has Qbregon government of Mexico by the
northwest corner of it. and believel,p,„e over the caW»M since their open- Austrian republic.
)• \
.lulla Arthur unveiled the table! lo Charlotte Ciishnian in the liall of I'.ime last Saturday afternoon. Miss Cisii man is tlie only representative of the liieatre to bt' filaced in tlie .\mericaii Institution of the famous. Kdwiii lioolh fulled of election last October, by llire<' votes, l>eing defeated by tlie electors Ki'oupcd under the lieadinKS of College Presidents and ilusincss Men.
"Itollo's Wild Hat" at tlie.l'uncli .ml Judy Theatre has tak<ni on a new lease of life, and is now announced for an ad¬ ditional two week:;. In September the play will be shown in Uoston, later in Chicago, and then in London.
"Tbe IJist Waltz" at the Century Theatre has been drawing such larne liouses that the inanagenient lias fouiei it necessjiry to udd seats to the already unusually larKe lapacity of tliat play- lunise. Two box otUi-ef arc now in con¬ stant oiierutioit dui'int; tiie flay.
Tills week offers the lajit chaiu'c the lovers of tlie classics will have to sec Walter Han;pdeii in Ihree of the linest ctutructerlzulions of the Shakespcar) ;i»i Theatre,—Hamlet. Shylock, ami .Mac¬ beth. After his nniij-'iial 1)111 Saturday night, at which time he will |>resent five of ahakc,s|H'are'fa men in one eve¬ ning, Mr. Hami>d(ii will tuek a vacation at his country home In t*oniiei-tlcut.
The song liit of the Dumbells' revue "Biff Bing Hang" at the Amijatmador Theatre, entitled "Oh. Oh. Oh, It's a Ix>vely War" was written l>ehlnd the lines in Fr.mce hy J. 1*. Long and Mauri<-e Scott,.,>Australlun soldiers. It was Hrst sung hy the Australians at IHetbuno.
0.s(ar Strauss, composer of "The Last Wiiltz," ami "The Cliocola'.e Soldier," has cabled the Shuberts that he will visit America in the fall: the date set for saillnj^ is fixed on Scplem ber 15.
".iohii Ferguson," the first of the Er- vinc, pl.nys t.o\ tlnd sjK-ciiaji Ju America. w:is toiiveff ol^JB^oiWmy'aT^the (iarrick Theatre by the Theatre (iulld, for an engagement of three weeks, Dudley UIgges and Augustlii Duncan arc the only menibiis of the original cast now api)e,iiing. The remainder of thr plsy- CIS includes .some of those l.itcly prom inent in "Mixed Alarriage."
"Iiomance" at the I'liiyhouse began its last week In town on .Monday. .Miss Keane will take the play to Chicago: and then, altlioUKli accounts vary, it is {irobatjle that she will fullll the long promisttd 'coast to coast tour.'
Men-Ami has not lx,'en able to make "Samson and IXliyh" the talk of Chic ago. True, the critics took New York's cue, and praised the actor: but the pub¬ lic of Chicago seems lo liavc been more discriminating.
CHAPTER OF DAUGHTERS
OF THE KING FORMED
Kockville Ceiitii', .May :;).—.\ local chapter of iJaughters of the King of Long tsluiid, an organization idenlifled Willi extension work uiiiong women of the Kpis(-oi>nl faith, was formed al the Church jtf the Ascension here, by Mrs F. H. Handslield, wife of the rector. last Friday.
Mrs. Hundsiield is president of the chapter and also of the Ixing Island Assembly. The assembly wili meet in annual convention ut the chureli on Wednesday, June 1.
The memlK-rs of the IimuI chapter are: Mrs. F. H. Handslleld, Mrs. (.Charles Tathnan, Mrs. (^-1 Underwood, Mrs. Oeorge liralnerd, Mrs. I'etlil. Mrs. Albert Steiner. .Mrs. Ualph lOarle, Miss I'hoebe Combs, Miss Kuth Links, Miss Dorthy Wintcrlxittonv and Miss Klsie \'(M)r'.ils.
Miss Uuth ComliH was chosen secre¬ tary and treaHun*r. ¦->
FROM Itinnv IN < ULNA
lOihtor Na.s»i»u County Review.
Sir: I am writing to let a few of the boys know that a friend would like to hear from them onoc In n while. Vou know it gets lonesome om China way once in a while. It doesn't have lo be much, even u curd with hello and nood- bye; then I'll know that Freeporl Is .still on the map.
China is a tine place. 1 Know a few (leople who would like to trade places with me for a while. They sell the best of whiskey and beer at v<"ry reasonable prices. Sunnjbrook sells for (1 a quart, and beer at 5 cents the glass, und .some class.
I will close now, as it Is lime to sleep. But don't bo afraid if I walk into your offlce talking Chinese. It's becau.se they are driving it into my head every day. I'll say it's .some hard to learn right off the bat. .So fur I cuii only say about ten words.
Well, .so long until the next time. Hoping I'll lieur from someone, I re- muiii
A Buddy to Kverjoiie,
ERNKST L. HK.\LV. I'.S.S. New Oilean.s, Cure I'.M. San Francisco, Cal.
Asiatic Fleet.
April 21, 1921.
NOVELMEMORIAL TO HEROES OF WAR
Will Be Dedicated on May 25 At
State Institute At Farmingdale,
With Ceremonies
I.'NION I'llKK SCIIOOI, ni.STUICT NO. R,
~ ~ iVN OK HKMPST>
NA.SSAU, STATE OK
-i^-AV THE TOWN OK HKMPSTKAO, ^frlPNTY OK
New youk.
school bond sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i.r»lril pioposaU will bo received t)y the Board of Edtiration <if I'liion Yrrr School Dintrict No. 6 of tho Town of Homp«le«cl. County of Nasrtiiu and State of New York, until three fi'clock P. M.. on the I Oth dav .>f June, 1921, nt the School House at Seaforil, Nassau County, Now York, for the purchaHO at par and accruoil interest of Kifty Thouxand Dollar bondx of said District, of tho denomination of Ono Thousand Dollars («t.000.00). each nunitierod from ono lo fifty inclusive, and hearinir Intoreiit at a rate to bo fixed hy the bid of tho purchaser. PByal>Io srnti-annually on tho flmt daya of ,Ianunry and .luly of oach and every year, Ht tho First National Uank of Bellmoro. Bollmoro. N. Y.. in New York Exchanite, said bonds to be dated July l.'<t. l<2t. and ono uf ^aid bonds to mature and boconip due and payable on the first day of ,lan- uary. l!lj;i. tho second on January first. 1924, tho third on January (Ir^t, \iV.<. the fourth on January first. I'.il!!!. and tho fifth on .lanuary first, 1927, and two of ¦laid bonils to mature annually on tke first day of January of ench year thereafter to ond incluiliMK Iho year r.H'.i. and tho last ono of said bonds to mature and become due and payable on tho first day of Jan¬ uary. lil.'O. The exact form of aaid bonds to be fixed after the ^alo. Tho said above mentioned bonds of series of one to fifty will bo lold on tho lOtli dny of Juno. 1921. at thr-e o'clock P. M., at the School House of said Ili.Hrict. in Seaforil. Nassau Couiilyi Now York, to Iho bidder who will take them at tho lowest rate of interest, which rale shall bo spocifiod in his proposal.
A crrtifio.l chocl^ to tho order of tho HoanI of Education for two (2'r I per cent, of the par value of the bonds bid for must accompany each bid. The balance and ac¬ crued interest lo bo paiil at tho Kirnt Nat¬ ional Hank of Hellmoro. nollmoro. New York, on Iho first day of July, 1921. at 12 o'clock noon, when said bonds will he de¬ livered. Tho Hoard of Education renervci* the riKht lo r-jcd any and all bids.
Dated, Soaford. N. Y.. May IVth. 1921.
Ttio Hoard fif E<luc.ition of Union Kroo
School District No. r. of the Town
of Hempstead, Nassau County,
New York, liy
MARY E. SOUTHARD,
Clerk.
i
Farmingdiile, .May 2 1.—.\ memorial to the heroes tif tlu: World War whii-li will be characterized by unusual fi-a- tures is to take place on May 2''. The Stule Institute of .\pplled .VgiieulUjie at Furmingdule, where ex-service men, many of them severely wounded in tIn- war, are largely represcnti-d in the student body, has rec-elvcd soil from the allied I'ountries, the Slates ot the fnion, and from the I'hillpplne Islands, t'orto Uico, I'utiama, Alaska, in wliieli lo plant u memorial oak.
Tho allied nations, the .\inerican Legion, the \'elerans of Foreign Wais, and other organizations, milltury and •Jvll, will Im- represented. There will be short addresses by prominent speakers. The national anthems will be iilayeil by a United Slates military band, anil uii'planes from .Mineola will liy ovci- the campus ut the hour of th<' ceremony. Flags of nil the alllwl countrieH will !ly with the Stars and Stripes from ihe campus flug-pole. A pyramid formed by the .soils In the original containers Willi tbe labels, just as tiny weri' ri-- ceived from uU over the world, will U on exhibition U'fore the ceremony^
President Harding has s<'nl a s|)^'ilul iiie.sKuge for the occa.sion. The lyiitorii' or characteristic foatorps of the soils j re<'eivcfl.*uud particularly the mcssagi-s j from all the contributing states and countries, arc of such a nature a* to make the ceremony of most unusual national and international interest.
Motoring to Farmingdale lu over ex¬ cellent roads all the Va.v,
Hour of Ceremony 2 \i. iii. shai'ii. All are cordl.'illy invitwl.
NOTH'K TO (HKIHTOKH
I'ursu;iiit lo an oid.r ..f Hon. T.I'.ONK K. lloU'Kl.l,, Surr.iKHO' of tin- Counly of Nhhmmu. nofli'o Is hi'ioby Kivin to all Koisona having clHitna aKainst
joii.v s. vai.i;ntini5,
ImIi- of Kh'i port, in X\v Hiild county, rti-faod, lo i.rr(i.ia 111. NHini- wllh Wv vouchors th.nof, lo Ibl- Bubwrllsr Ihc MdMiiiiihlrHlor of ISm cou.ls. clitillcls iiii'l crodilM wlii.b won- of said di!i'i-.iHi d. Hi Ills plm'o of IranHHcllns InialiKiaa 111 Illl- olllco of U"i KiMlul. Knoporl. .Ni-w Vork, on or iR-foru Ibu lOlh day of Novi-IDs b.r mil.
Diilid, AIliKola. N. V., Aiiill 21. 11121. SjAtl W. VAl.EN'nNE,
L|-;i) KISIIKI,. AlloriMy for
Adnilnislrulor, Mirrli-k Koad.
Admlnlatralor,
I
NOTICK TO CKKDITORH
I'ursuiuit lo iUl ord.r of W^.-i I.1;<1NK l». IIOWi;i.l., .siiiioKiiti- or III.) Cuiily of Nhs- aau, nonce In bcicby aivi-n lo all pariHiiiii having oliilinK aKHlii:<t JIIMIHURT B. IIOW- ARI), lalo of llonipntoud CiirdofI*, In Iha aald counly, di-ocaaoil, lo present llu- ssiiia w'.lh tho Vouchera Iboroof, lo the autiacrlb-.T lh« Hdinlniatralor uf Ibo eoods, chuttcla a^id cr.dlla which wi i',- of aald diccasod, al her place of IranHMi'tlnK bualiiena al the olTlia of John C. Walt. 2.::i Kroadway, MiiiihaflMii, New York I'lly. un or before tbo l&lh day of Oclolior next.
Dated, Mlnoula. N. T.. March 2«. I'JJl. JOil.M <;. WAIT,
Altoriiry for adniliilsliHlor, Uorou«h of MaiilialUM. Now York Clly.
MAMIK r. imWAlU), Ailiuliitat/'aior.
TM.i.NK K.MPKKHN KOK HII.K
Bilk was tlrst made by 8i-Ling, wife! of HoangTI, KmiM-Tor of China. B. C. 'JBOO. Among the fJrecks, Ariatotlc! (B, C. 384-322) is the first who men-j tions It. It wiiH not until A. \). &3o| however, that It began lo Is- cultivated | in Kurope: the tli-st eggs being then' brouyht from ludlu by aouiv monlui. i
Ausilisry .Movie .Show Tiniay
Kockville Centre, May t\.—.\ moving picture show, under the auspices of Winona Martin Auxiliary of thw .Major- Ucncral J. Franklin Uell I'ost, V,F.W.. will take place this afternoon and even¬ ing at the Kockville Centre moving pic- envelop.- turc- theatre. The feature pivture will „, l>e "One Man in a Million." featuring iS George Iteban. Thcrlu will also tM- a Hall Koom lioys comvily and I'athe Uevlewl
NOTK K T<» «OSTR.\ITOBN .Stale CunimlKNiun of llldiuaia. .\lbaay, N. Y,
I'Uisuiint lo 111.' pioMsioiiH .if CbaiHxr ;;ll I.HWH .if l!io:«, mill Hiii.niliii. Ola llH,ri-lo, s.-al.il |,r.,pi.s,ilM will Is' M-cilv.-d by th«> Ull- •i--rslioi.il Ml .V.I, .ir, l,aii.ast.T Slni;!, Albany. N. Y.. ut one o'el.H-k I'. M . H.lvarv'od aun- ilurd lime, wbi.'b Is 111 M. esin.-rn' NtuiUard iliiic. i.ii Iho 7111 ilav of June. 10-21, for tbo Inipinvi.'iiii lit of tbo rollnwinK hlKhwaya:
Naaaau Counli' llik-bnay Approalinala
.No. S-Miii- .if Miabway. I.«nfni.
ICiKI Vislbury IIhiiiIi-I : I'nlon Ave. {».\i and also for 111.; n luiir of thi; fulluwlnc: n.iwlr Clasa
Cuittract ¦ of Approi.
.No, Woik, noiol. Num.-. Miloa.
l:!12 nil .M.I.. 27(1 liir.'li lllll I 111
* >laPM. plans, .siss-illcatlons, .-altiiiHleH atid
; firnpiisal forina iliay t>o obtaliicd al tHo iMW4
; if the C nilnaloii III Albany, ,N'. Y.. hi\'\^
I III.- ofllc of pivlslon KiiKln.sr Jan If. Htur.ie-
vunl, II WaabliiKl'in St., fouahkonpai". N Y.
' Siii'il^al H Ill-Ill ion "if bldili-ra la i-alted lo
'• i;i;.M;itAi. i.vroii.viATio.v kok muntiAW
Illl III'! proisiaal., HpfclUi-alloiia and uonlract j aBrevment.
i i'roposal tor each hlxliway or oonlract muat
j If aubiiittli'.l III a B.*pMrut<! aeal.-.l i-nv.-lop^
. with IJv.' name and nunila^r of lh<i hictiway
Ilia Inly cn.lora<-<l un tli.t uulai.T.i of ttia
hri. IKT >-<\\jX ut ifn,- nmuuiit Till' roleniiun and 4lKKi«aJ
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FIMTOI>« KOK P. O. .MK.N
Fifty thousand pImIoIh have lK-(*n turned over to the l'o«t<*(lk-c Depart- inont. by lh«> War Depwrlment. Six¬ teen thuUHund uf the pUitoIlt will be UMd in uumUiUiw maU r«U>*Ta.
liropoaaf mual b.: a'-<.-«mpanl>t4 trt caah
ertinod i'li«'k payabl.i to Ibe older uf tbo
I, i'oninii«ebin of IlKbwayii for .tu aaiouiit
I lo 111 l< aal lhr<
4i{ Ibe proiMjaal
< of auch .-aah .ir i-h'sk by Ibe Kt&ta roiu- I nilKMl.jn of iliKhwaia nball .-onforiii with Hub* divlalon J, S.-tlon UK of the WlKharcy Ijtw. ; aa ain.Tni!«d by ('lu(>l..-r csa. |.4lw« of Ittil. \ Thv aU'-.-eaaful bld.J.'r will be required ' .'Xecule the eojitract and eoniply In ¦t|
atiecta with S.M-liun IIV of IKi Ifichway Law, ; t.r anieiided by Cbapi
Tha rlifht la reaervod to r.-J.s;t any tr »II *>' bMa. i.
lliSKtiPaiT 8. HIKION. ' CginwiMfcuMtf. J. C irj.vill. AMma SMrvt^nr.

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FullText	'¦"V^. ¦ -^ "'^ ¦:w??n!m ,* Hie Daily Rcmw AmalsunaUd witb ta* sotnrH aioB OBasavaa sad KuupaTBAo nracntsB JaixM E. S(ll«a. Publl«h«r Waller a. Funaell. Editor A880CIATE EDITORS At UlntoU—CharlM B. Daver- At RoekvilM Centre—WIHIam U. Thooipaon. At PTMport—Cecil H. Jolinaon. At Uampataad—Vcroon A. Williams. OrFICBa: aaiTtaw Bolldfttc. (4 80. Main atrMt, ^rMPort 0»»ar»ar BaUdlnc. OiM.r«r atrMt. BockTlU. Cemtr. tmamtrer Bulldln, 41 Itoto at. Hampatasd mo ynti could drlBlc tbat and forset tke beat and ke happy and do note ^MD I work la aa hour tkaa tbaae rouus flassau County Review '•'»»^ ••^ •''•' '"^•^»" * •»" • -' dar." So here's to a reriral of a good old Long Island farm drink. It won't annoy tbe prohibition agents. TH£ OAIIT IXVaW, TUESDAY, MAT ^, 1921 'CcfytMm^^MU CO oa 00 Qo SAinTAHIUX'S OOpD WOBK OmciAL NBWaPAnnt for IiM»rpormt.« ' Villa— of rrawert. O^nciALi NBWSPAPBB far Inoorporatad yuia«* of Oadarhurat. tXWnClAli NHWaPAPKR for Naaaaa County (or yulilleatioii of notice, of Dankruptcir to Dlatriet Court of Dnltad BUtM (or th* ¦Mtom DIariet of New Tork. PabUataad DaOy Baoept Sunday Btnd at tJM PMt Ofllo. at rrmport. U, ma aaoond oiaa mall matter, trndar A«t of Iterch , ll7t. ¦¦baeriytlofk. II par remi In adrwio.. aia«I* «o»l*, two oMit. L. I. R. B. OBOWTH Somehow wo don't blame the management of the Long Island . Railroad Company for feeling pride in what has been accoinpiiuhed by (bo railroad during its 87 years of history. It certainly hus boeii "liard sled¬ ding" much of the time for tho various companies und subsidiaries I inanity ¦whioh have made up the system. { There have been darlt years and trials and misfortunes and difficulties galore. The railroad plant has undergone complete changes and it never had so great a reason for existence as it has today nor such a linn promise of accomplishment. ConipluiiUs and criticisms to J,lio contrary notwitli- standing, the Long Island Kailroad has been largely instrumental in building up scores of thriving villages on the Island to their present stage of development and prosperity. With much new equipment and tiie j expectation of earning money this season to buy more, the present luanagemont hesitates not to express its appreciation to llie Rreatcr com- pany, the "angel " wliich lias pro¬ vided funds for tlic and development oMlMMnMroad itself these last few years. In a timely aniiounceiiieut the company says: "Kighty-scvcii years ago the i^oiig Island Railroad was incorporated, be¬ ing ono of the pioneer steam roads in the United States. The past genera¬ tion has witnessed a complete trans¬ formation of the railroad property and the territory traversed by the road. This is attributable to the vast program of. improvements carried out since the Long Island came under liie The remarkable operations per- tormed at the Rockville Centre San¬ itarium, the low mortality and the pver readiness to accept emergency .cases, bespeak support for the insti¬ tution. Its work is to be admired. In an unassuming manner, a doc¬ tor in the institution performed an operation which enables a woman to walk again without crutches after using them fer flftecn years or more. A man brought in with hope for his recovery almost gone as the result of an accident, walks out restored io health. Of 480 patients treated in a year, only twenty deaths occurred. The twenty deaths include infant and adult mortality. But one mother died ^of the 104 maternity cases treated. The record spcalcs for itself. Hock, ville Certtre may well be proud of having within its limits an inslitu tion which is doing so much for hu- THE AVERAGK PERSON "My Country 'TIs Of Thee, Sweet Land Of Liberty, Tee taa tec ^lum"— "l)h say can you sec, by the dawn's early light, what so ijroudly ta turn, tec ta ta ta te ta tuni." "Our flftthcr Who Art In Huaven Hallowed t)c Thy name." (Mumble thu rest). BIT Start 'cm off on "Mammy" and tht-y will slide through without sltiddinK a nolu. 1920 25.727 8,<64 1910 83,930 1900 55,448 70.397 44.297 :7,066 "PMif to take no vacation In rum r.TUsado."—N. Y. Not while thf piclfliiK is su darn good anyway. "I'astor tempt to land, Md. shamo to in nlBhtclotlics tilut'ks ut d> naniitt! iionie."—t;uiiilK>r- Wtll It would liavd bi-eii a start blowing up with the Itev. in his nightie. Sunday waH a dandy day, Sunday was a hummer. It's the only "ne In May Thul seemed a bit like HUimiicr. .\ WIO WMi Hairy .Cl'ItLliv IIKIK to lu w luotimycle. and I'.MtTICU fioin the old one, in Kockville ("entie. PHONE TO HAVANA AS EASILY NOW AS TO POINTS IN U. S. Laying Cable Over Submarine Mountains Brings Cuba Direct To Long Island Hempstead is now within Hpeuking distance of Havana, Cuba. By means of three new siilmuirino i telephone cables recently put into ser¬ vice between Key West, Kla., and the Cuban capital, and affordiuK a direet tolfephono connection with the .N'ew York Tvlephtmc Company's wires In New York City, it is now possibh? for the tired business man of Henipstead to cull up the i.sland rejiublic and in- (luii'e, for iristunee, about tlio.se tliiiiKS reconstructionj jvliieli have Imen Vol.steuiled out of iln- l'nited Slates, or to conduct otliei- business of greater or less importance The new Ifavana tallies contain the loiiKCHt submarine telephone lines in the worlsl. Although the American ends of the wires are lc< linically iit Key West, two direct circuits luive Ijcen established over the loiipr lines ol' the Hell system Ijctween Xew York and Havana, so that when the long distance oiierator "plugs in" at New-'^York, a 8i»;nal lamp flashes in Havana im¬ mediately. The voice travels Ix'tween tho two cities in tho space of one- Jlfteenth of a second. Long distance eonvensation is carried on with the same ease and success as local tele¬ phone calls. . , „ , Several years of intensive study and protecting wings of the great Penn-j j^^^,„p^^^,^ ^^ ^,„„,^ ^ ^^^,^. providing such transmission facilities preceded the actual using of the subniarine lines. AT .MINfea)LA This wo<'k may not be lively, I'or those on jury duty, There's nothing left oxi-epl The guilt of Tom liarbuti. NASSAU popuuTioN mm m CONVENIENT FORM FOR FJLfltG I Responding to several requests from readers of The Daily Review for information as to the population of various sections of Nassau County, here is the otHciBl information a!j presented hy W. M. Stewart, Director of the Bureau of Census. Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C: Minor civil division Nassau County Glen Cove City Hempstead Town, Including. Cedarhurst,' East Rockaway, Freeport. Garden City. Hempstead, Lawrence, l..v 3.016 319 6,262 71 284 2,108 220 17,831 21,802 200 1,567 1.22.''> 4,836 4.964 '^'^ '^ 1,981 3.GC7 1,004 , 12,048 16.334 200 2,612 3,582 558 1.884^ / .... '' 1,658 CAN VOU TELL? '—.\ii liihluuaii from "Wliat is .Mi .N'.'iples. "Why nre wedding liiik'H (lie third flngei'.'"—B<'(ausi I'liiiii between the lirsl couple and little one. I'aiil Hailc\ is synuKOKin^; •KiL-nl Detour " all y^xi'V Suffolk. io (e the ,Suii spots will nol liall up wires. tllL his We the "Price tt.xcrs .sent cost of parciuct floors UJ) 400 i)cr cent."—X. V. C!ee and that's one thint,' tiiat ou^liL to ki> down. "iJles.s nice at one and dilio^ cliiet al the other. "—>Jion (.'ilj'. there's only one end with a kick Zion Well in it". FL.\T •isniNiiil'urisoii of tlie relative purchasing iiower of the dollar as ajiplied to a cnn- relc ca.se, one year a);o and now. While Lhe ftKlMcs ijiven for the vaj'iou m;o' sliKlitl.v differ in the home luur- Kcts, yet lhey are most iulercstint;. as .-;!iowin>,' the vastly ineieased ituaulily oC food that a given amount ot money will buy. It is the best illuf^tralion 1 l:ave seen of the lowering cost of livinn. and so far as I know this tabulation lias not heretofore been published. It < anu- Lo me from oriKinal sources. One Year .4ko ., 100 lbs. suKar 2(;..-, > 1 sack flour I bushel potatoes I (loZ. I do-/. 1 <.\>yi. 1.6D l.US tomatoes '1.10 2 loaves bread 10 lbs. beans 10 lbs. i^ee ms I:; lbs. peaches '' '¦¦ j ^fi bag mcul "•s . 2 doz. egKS 10 ll)s. sweet potatoes..,. Vt doz. e. milk % doz. pkg. macaroni..,. 1 lb. bakiiiK iwwdcr 1 i)iecc breakfast bacon.. 1 Kal. sorKhnpi 1; pkgs. rolled txiis ' : ))kBS. corn flakes t-''' I 2 pkgs. shredded wheat.. l-!ij i ',4 doz. laundry soaji r>.o() 12 boxes matches l ba{ .salt .If' sylvania System, whicji. shouldered the flnancial burdens necessary tu bring about tho important physical changes effected since 1900. "As fast as earnings from opera¬ tions permit, the Long Island manage¬ ment is adopting ail the -standards sot up by the parent company—the Pennsylvania Systoin—and weaving a closer bond ot relationship by the loyalty and efficiency o^f its officers ;and oniployces." SWITCHEL DAYS With a fcw^early hot days here al¬ ready and a line crop uf hay growing In the fields and on the salt meadow, 'Who'll be the llrst tu make use of the empty jugs with u now crop of awltchelT I Don't get excited if you don't iind the word in thu dictionary. Wo couldn't cither. But W8 have absorbed the uwilchei —cool and refreshing, on a hot, broil¬ ing hayfleld in midsummer, more than ouce, and it is tho dictionary's luHM (( it doesn't contain switchel, as we have done, many and many a time. For couDrmation about thu con¬ tents uf tho switchel Jug wo have asked Uncle Ike bow it was con¬ cocted. "Switchel?" bejMiked reflectively. "Switchel? You put iu it molasses and vinegar aud a little salerutus or •ugsr l( you* like." "Is that all?" we asked. "Oh^sure! Water" hd added. "If it is lot) land miles from Key Wcjt to Havana, but it tok i:;o miles of cable to cover the distance. The floor of tiio ocean had to be mapped just as ac eurutely for tills .lob as the mapi>liig ot tho north woods section ot New York. One of the diflliullies was traveisinj; a subniarine mountain raiiKc, which has an altitude eciuivalent to the Al- IcKhany mountains. The cable lino, however, crosses thesu niouiitaiiis much the same as a land line would cross a terra flrma range, except, of course, there arc no jioles. The depth of the ocean is oiu' mile at the farthest downward point, just outside of Havana harbth eyes are on one side and he can't S'^e 'round his nose. Webster .says that "llouinier" i.'j "unsteady progress caused by tlie weakness of tho limbs" but those days are over. Secure a flat Ijottoin boat to make the tisli feel at home and droi) anchor wherever the most Ixiats are. A cabin lx)at is Ix'tter, for you can take a drink without causliiK a panic. Have a mile or so of line and b pair of ever present feet; swing the hook and sinker 'round your head and let go. Il will fall near enoush to another boat lo niako Ihetn mad and the loose line and feel will do the rest. (Conliiuud tomorrow). ( . li. J. MaUluK' a Ioiik distance c#ll To Cuba from llemiistead, Mr. Hallock dedans, is done in the same manner as makinj,- a Ions distance call to Albany or ISuf- fain, thu circuits are sel uii with euual speed, and conversation is etfually successful. IN FLANDERS' FIELDS By Licul.-t'ol. Joliii .McRea. (iJicd while on duty in Flanders). .•j;!:).!;,') ; 1 doz. Jleinz l>eans 100 Today su;;ai' I s;ictc flour ...;.. 1 buslu'l potatoes 1 bucket snowdrift,.^. ! < l. Wesson oil s.r,u •.'.j.-j i.:;5 1 .IT) 1 doz. Can pbell' Vi doz. N. B. 3 lbs. coffee. . 3 lb. butter.. (..'0. soup. . cakes. . %n.K^ ntwm Iw^—riwif Pay Cash Carry Home Get l^^ DiKount Ton are entitled to a discount of 2% on all cash porcbasei parried home from certain mer¬ chants. Ask for yonr dis¬ count coins—redeem them here for bank accounts. — Bank of — Rockville Centre OUR LETTER BOX iMIfT MASORS AtTEKD AT CMWKM mtVICES , Uoekviile Centre, May 24.—Ascension Church waa Riled to caiMcity Sunday evening when the Rev. WllMam H. Watson, nf Bay Shore, Grand CiMiphUn ' ' tbe Orand Lodge of MaaeBs ot the lltafc of New York, deliverd an ad- t.tMe. T^e service was set aMo for the Masons. Maasapequa Lodffa, met in its lodge rooms. Village avemte and the Merrick road, and wearing white gloves and aprons, mai'ched to the church in a Ixxly. At the conclusion of thu services, tho I choir mov<>d down the aisle, slngini; a i recessional hymn, panned throovh the I door and around tho church. The Mu.soii!) followrtl the choir to the street : and then marched back to their lod.ce rooms. Many members of other ' masonic j lodges attended as did meml.>er8 of Cas¬ siopeia Chapter, O. K. 8. ! A'hc church was so tilled that it was I necessary to provide additional choirs ! to accommodate the assemblage. I The Itev. Mr. 'Watson took as his i theme, ehairty and Justice, and eluci- I datetl so liiteresflnKly on his subject as to make the address very impressiva. i 4 I Mexico can not and will not siRti a t<)r««l protocol us a condition to rei-OK- j nifiniV by the l'nited States. lrosidcnt I ObrcKon told ncwspajK'r men in refer¬ ring to ri-esideiit HardinK's policy, as ^—;^ outlined in disiiatches recelveead. Short days uko We J.i\-ed, fell dawn, saw Kunsc>t iflow, l.editinK transaction of business, •you had lea yo« put tbat ln> but If i according to A. c. Hailoc-k, local com- jrou didn't you not the water out of mercial manager, of the New Yorli j 4 . „ . .._ ,. ,, . ,,,_ Telephone Comimny, as may be wit- Ki-cognition has l>een accorded^ the the bottom of the old well, out of the ^^^, ^^. ,^^ ^^^.^ ^^^^ ^.,^^^^ has Qbregon government of Mexico by the northwest corner of it. and believel,p,„e over the caW»M since their open- Austrian republic. )• \ .lulla Arthur unveiled the table! lo Charlotte Ciishnian in the liall of I'.ime last Saturday afternoon. Miss Cisii man is tlie only representative of the liieatre to bt' filaced in tlie .\mericaii Institution of the famous. Kdwiii lioolh fulled of election last October, by llire<' votes, l>eing defeated by tlie electors Ki'oupcd under the lieadinKS of College Presidents and ilusincss Men. "Itollo's Wild Hat" at tlie.l'uncli .ml Judy Theatre has takresent five of ahakc,s H'are'fa men in one eve¬ ning, Mr. Hami>d(ii will tuek a vacation at his country home In toniiei-tlcut. The song liit of the Dumbells' revue "Biff Bing Hang" at the Amijatmador Theatre, entitled "Oh. Oh. Oh, It's a Ix>vely War" was written l>ehlnd the lines in Fr.mce hy J. 1. Long and Mauri<-e Scott,.,>Australlun soldiers. It was Hrst sung hy the Australians at IHetbuno. 0.s(ar Strauss, composer of "The Last Wiiltz" ami "The Cliocola'.e Soldier" has cabled the Shuberts that he will visit America in the fall: the date set for saillnj^ is fixed on Scplem ber 15. ".iohii Ferguson" the first of the Er- vinc, pl.nys t.o\ tlnd sjK-ciiaji Ju America. w:is toiiveff ol^JB^oiWmy'aT^the (iarrick Theatre by the Theatre (iulld, for an engagement of three weeks, Dudley UIgges and Augustlii Duncan arc the only menibiis of the original cast now api)e,iiing. The remainder of thr plsy- CIS includes .some of those l.itcly prom inent in "Mixed Alarriage." "Iiomance" at the I'liiyhouse began its last week In town on .Monday. .Miss Keane will take the play to Chicago: and then, altlioUKli accounts vary, it is {irobatjle that she will fullll the long promisttd 'coast to coast tour.' Men-Ami has not lx,'en able to make "Samson and IXliyh" the talk of Chic ago. True, the critics took New York's cue, and praised the actor: but the pub¬ lic of Chicago seems lo liavc been more discriminating. CHAPTER OF DAUGHTERS OF THE KING FORMED Kockville Ceiitii', .May :;).—.\ local chapter of iJaughters of the King of Long tsluiid, an organization idenlifled Willi extension work uiiiong women of the Kpis(-oi>nl faith, was formed al the Church jtf the Ascension here, by Mrs F. H. Handslield, wife of the rector. last Friday. Mrs. Hundsiield is president of the chapter and also of the Ixing Island Assembly. The assembly wili meet in annual convention ut the chureli on Wednesday, June 1. The memlK-rs of the IimuI chapter are: Mrs. F. H. Handslleld, Mrs. (.Charles Tathnan, Mrs. (^-1 Underwood, Mrs. Oeorge liralnerd, Mrs. I'etlil. Mrs. Albert Steiner. .Mrs. Ualph lOarle, Miss I'hoebe Combs, Miss Kuth Links, Miss Dorthy Wintcrlxittonv and Miss Klsie \'(M)r'.ils. Miss Uuth ComliH was chosen secre¬ tary and treaHunr. ¦-> FROM Itinnv IN < ULNA lOihtor Na.s»i»u County Review. Sir: I am writing to let a few of the boys know that a friend would like to hear from them onoc In n while. Vou know it gets lonesome om China way once in a while. It doesn't have lo be much, even u curd with hello and nood- bye; then I'll know that Freeporl Is .still on the map. China is a tine place. 1 Know a few (leople who would like to trade places with me for a while. They sell the best of whiskey and beer at v<"ry reasonable prices. Sunnjbrook sells for (1 a quart, and beer at 5 cents the glass, und .some class. I will close now, as it Is lime to sleep. But don't bo afraid if I walk into your offlce talking Chinese. It's becau.se they are driving it into my head every day. I'll say it's .some hard to learn right off the bat. .So fur I cuii only say about ten words. Well, .so long until the next time. Hoping I'll lieur from someone, I re- muiii A Buddy to Kverjoiie, ERNKST L. HK.\LV. I'.S.S. New Oilean.s, Cure I'.M. San Francisco, Cal. Asiatic Fleet. April 21, 1921. NOVELMEMORIAL TO HEROES OF WAR Will Be Dedicated on May 25 At State Institute At Farmingdale, With Ceremonies I.'NION I'llKK SCIIOOI, ni.STUICT NO. R, ~ ~ iVN OK HKMPST> NA.SSAU, STATE OK -i^-AV THE TOWN OK HKMPSTKAO, ^frlPNTY OK New youk. school bond sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i.r»lril pioposaU will bo received t)y the Board of Edtiration f June, 1921, nt the School House at Seaforil, Nassau County, Now York, for the purchaHO at par and accruoil interest of Kifty Thouxand Dollar bondx of said District, of tho denomination of Ono Thousand Dollars («t.000.00). each nunitierod from ono lo fifty inclusive, and hearinir Intoreiit at a rate to bo fixed hy the bid of tho purchaser. PByal>Io srnti-annually on tho flmt daya of ,Ianunry and .luly of oach and every year, Ht tho First National Uank of Bellmoro. Bollmoro. N. Y.. in New York Exchanite, said bonds to be dated July l.'e "One Man in a Million." featuring iS George Iteban. Thcrlu will also tM- a Hall Koom lioys comvily and I'athe Uevlewl NOTK K T<» «OSTR.\ITOBN .Stale CunimlKNiun of llldiuaia. .\lbaay, N. Y, I'Uisuiint lo 111.' pioMsioiiH .if CbaiHxr ;;ll I.HWH .if l!io:«, mill Hiii.niliii. Ola llH,ri-lo, s.-al.il ,r.,pi.s,ilM will Is' M-cilv.-d by th«> Ull- •i--rslioi.il Ml .V.I, .ir, l,aii.ast.T Slni;!, Albany. N. Y.. ut one o'el.H-k I'. M . H.lvarv'od aun- ilurd lime, wbi.'b Is 111 M. esin.-rn' NtuiUard iliiic. i.ii Iho 7111 ilav of June. 10-21, for tbo Inipinvi.'iiii lit of tbo rollnwinK hlKhwaya: Naaaau Counli' llik-bnay Approalinala .No. S-Miii- .if Miabway. I.«nfni. ICiKI Vislbury IIhiiiIi-I : I'nlon Ave. {».\i and also for 111.; n luiir of thi; fulluwlnc: n.iwlr Clasa Cuittract ¦ of Approi. .No, Woik, noiol. Num.-. Miloa. l:!12 nil .M.I.. 27(1 liir.'li lllll I 111 * >laPM. plans, .siss-illcatlons, .-altiiiHleH atid ; firnpiisal forina iliay t>o obtaliicd al tHo iMW4 ; if the C nilnaloii III Albany, ,N'. Y.. hi\'\^ I III.- ofllc of pivlslon KiiKln.sr Jan If. Htur.ie- vunl, II WaabliiKl'in St., fouahkonpai". N Y. ' Siii'il^al H Ill-Ill ion "if bldili-ra la i-alted lo '• i;i;.M;itAi. i.vroii.viATio.v kok muntiAW Illl III'! proisiaal., HpfclUi-alloiia and uonlract j aBrevment. i i'roposal tor each hlxliway or oonlract muat j If aubiiittli'.l III a B.pMrut-<\\jX ut ifn,- nmuuiit Till' roleniiun and 4lKKi«aJ - ' FIMTOI>« KOK P. O. .MK.N Fifty thousand pImIoIh have lK-(n turned over to the l'o«t<(lk-c Depart- inont. by lh«> War Depwrlment. Six¬ teen thuUHund uf the pUitoIlt will be UMd in uumUiUiw maU r«U>Ta. liropoaaf mual b.: a'-<.-«mpanl>t4 trt caah ertinod i'li«'k payabl.i to Ibe older uf tbo I, i'oninii«ebin of IlKbwayii for .tu aaiouiit I lo 111 l< aal lhr< 4i{ Ibe proiMjaal < of auch .-aah .ir i-h'sk by Ibe Kt&ta roiu- I nilKMl.jn of iliKhwaia nball .-onforiii with Hub* divlalon J, S.-tlon UK of the WlKharcy Ijtw. ; aa ain.Tni!«d by ('lu(>l..-r csa. .4lw« of Ittil. \ Thv aU'-.-eaaful bld.J.'r will be required ' .'Xecule the eojitract and eoniply In ¦t atiecta with S.M-liun IIV of IKi Ifichway Law, ; t.r anieiided by Cbapi Tha rlifht la reaervod to r.-J.s;t any tr »II *>' bMa. i. lliSKtiPaiT 8. HIKION. ' CginwiMfcuMtf. J. C irj.vill. AMma SMrvt^nr.

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