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TIIE Ctiming Ei)enU ' pde _ fWiUy, a^tefflfcer 1( A. M.; im P- jii^day, ^t«i*er 1 iril A. M-: lOr* P- 16-IllBh M. l»- 7 Hish tide iril A. it: lOr* P- k. SuiHtay. BeptWttber ao — High tide l:« M ; 3:15 P. M. Monday, Septeiwb*r ai — High tide 3;37 A- M.; 3:66 P. M. I Tuesday, September 33 — High tide T3a A. M.: 3:« p . m ; Wednesday, Beptember 33-Hlgh . tide 4:12 A. M.; 4:36 P. M. ' TTiursday, September 34 — ^Hlgh tide r 5:00 A. M.; 5:35 P. M. ; Yachting Pori Washington-^Manhassct Bay ,*■ ■Wicht Club, Saturday, September » 19. Yacht Racing Association. I of Long Island Sound Champion- r Race. ; Polo ■ *• Wtotbury — Meadow Brook Club, * Internaliohal Field. Saturday, \ September 19, and Wednesday, ' September 23, 4 P. M- Interna- ■ ~ Hpnal polo matches for the Cup -oii. the Americas. UnltM States ^ Argentina.'' • PStE Wa.shlngton — North Hemp- .stea d Country ClUh STtiirriuvH — — yepitmUer Tb, Pour-Ball, Best- Ball, .semi-finals of . tournament. Tue.sdgy, September 22, .second round of the women's tourna ment for the Governor's Trophy. Gren Head — SrooEvTn(f Country Club, Saturday, September 19. Medal play against par, 18 holes. Locust Valley — Piping Rock Club, Sunday, September 20. Mixed Foursome Handicap, match play * against par. Qualifying round for Women's Golf Champion- Will end Septem'ber 22. Quallfy- ..:Jng round for the Invitation Mixed Foursome Tournament will be played on Friday, Seiitember 25. Here and There Mlneola — Mlneola Pair Grounds. Nassau County Pair, Monday, September 21 to 26. fOR TH* K inth wok op SUMMER A THK TOR OP OUR LORD 1936 ALMANACK ASTkONCMICAL CALbVLATtoiw A OkBAT VARIB t V 0> MATTER VRSFHi AND jbcfntTAiNtNrd r I THESE J B.y J ulian L DAYS I M ason ‘ Matter ’ Is Topic ' Of Lesson-Sermon ---- “ Matter\ ts the\ subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. Sep tember 20. The Golden Text Is: “ That which Is born of the flesh is flpglj;^^ and that which la born of the Spirit Is aplrlt ” IJcSaM 3: 6). Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon is the following .from the Bible: “ Ho, every one that thifsteth. come ye to the waters, and he that hath no money; come ye, -buy, and cat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Wherefor,p do ye spend money for that which ie not bread? and your labour for that which satlsfieth not? hearken diligently unto me, and eat ye that-Which Is good, and let your sou! delight Itself In fatness ” (Isaiah 55: 1, 2). The lesson-sermon also includes the following correlative selection 'from, the textbook of Christian Scldhce, “ Science and Health with toy to the Scriptures,\ by Mary Ba^er Eddy: “God's thoughts are ^ perfect .and .eterngi, .are suiwtwicB and Life. Material and' temporal thoughts are, human, Involving error, and since .God, Spirit; Is * the\ only cause, they lack a divine cause. The temporal and material are not then creations of Spirit. They are but counterfeits of the spiritual and cternaT ’ (p. 286). Maine Gives the-v Country Real Hope Can it be that We have a real prospect of getting rid of this try- everythlng, dodge-cverythlng, and spend-fverylhlng control of our government at Washington? May we actually hope to see Franklin Roosevelt voted out of office In- ” a fe w weeks ■and Uie country restored to -a course . of sane American prog ress? To Uie.se questions the result of the Maine election gives the out lines of a firm er \yes'' than anything that has happened since the Republican 1932 Follow This Victory By 'Harder Fighting What to do now? For my pw-t, I believe in that doctrine knciwrn as “ hit 'em again! ” Governor Lan- don took a brave chance and won a splendid victory, when he sped Elast from Kansas and made his fighting speech in Portland. It was, indeed ,a fighting speech. It' called things by Hpelr right ----- HnitliWunii THid t orB Entertalfitnents Frid*y, S«pteinb«r 18 Amltyvllle, Amltyvllle — Women Are Trouble Fugitive Sherlfi Babylon, . Babylon — Women-ilre Trotible Fugitive Sheriff P^rmlngdale, Strand — Pepper Olrl Prom Mandalay Olen Oove, oove — Hoad to Glory Great Neck, playhouse — Road to Glory Hempstead, RivoU — His Brother ’ s Wife 36 Hours to Kill Jamaica, ' Valencia — My^ American Wife Yours For the Asking Oyster Bay, Lyric — Green Pastures Port Wa.shlngton, Beacon — Satan Meets a Lady mihttigdale. Strand — Oreen Pas- turea ^ Ftlsco waterfront Olen Cove, Cove — To Mary — With Love 36 Hburs to Kill Great Neck, Playhouse — Devil Dolt Three cheers for Love Hempstead, Rlvoll — His Brother^ ' Wife 36 Hours to KlU Jamaica, Valencia — 'My American Wife Yours For the Asking Port Washington, Beacon — Mary of Scdtland 36 Hours to Kill Tueidljr, September 22 Amltyvllle Ahaityvllle — His Broth er's Wife Babylon, Babylon — His Brother's Wife ■ CjOlthty Chartel* Will Cetitralize JPUbllc ttcahh And Wel- tHlhces To Be Combined EtiitdKa kote: This Is tliie fifth In a series of 10 articles about the proposed kassau County charter defeat of So much Is certain. Nothing can alter the Irreducible minimum, of national gain. Mr. Parley's snapping at It cannot lessen it. No Demofcratic ’ \explanations no New Deal counter-claims can dls- I land .speech shows that Tlovernor ana, for the flr.st time. It named Uie man respon.slble for all the wrong things, Mr. Fhanklin Dela no Roosevelt. We need more speeches like it. In response to the Maine rebuke, 'the only word from Washington ,at this writing. Is the hint that the President Is thinking of cutting down the num ber of his planned speeches. This may means much, or it may mean nothing. You never can tell, with Mr. Roosevelt. , But, If- It means what It appears to mean. It means that president Roosevelt, like Gov ernor Brann, Intends to. ride .into office on the New Deal's greats ex penditures, without mentioning the New Deal. Tlie only way to meet such tactics is to fight. Tlie Port- Plain custard can be made much more delicious by adding stoned chopped dates or cjiopped figs Just before baking. Sprinkle over the . top with ground nuts just before the custard is ready to.A>o me ou t of the oven. count it. Republican Voters Are Coming Bark We do not need to harp 'upon the legend of “ as goes Maine so goes the Union.\ For we can see with our own eyes two great and actual physical portents. Republi can voters arc coming back Into the Republican ■cblumri. Demo- cratlf majorities of the last four years Can be and are reversed. It is all very well for New Dealers to pass the contemptuous verdict; “ The Dutch have conquered Hol land; Republican Maine has gone Republican. ” Yet when the peo ple of Holiand did actually shake off from their country the cruel grip of SpalR, It was one of the most gallant victories ever won for human progress and freedom. And as for Republican states going Re- , publican, that's all we want. If they do, Mr. Roosevelt and all his W,orks will. In Al Smith's phrase, go \out the window. ” Americans May . ’ Well Exult American liberals, .American con servatives, of all parties, may ex ult In the Maine election. The governorship, upon which the hls- torls test rests, went Republican by 43,000, a figure larger than the average \old-time ” margin, \i^vo Congressional district, now Demo cratic, reversed themselves over- represerrtatlon In the next House at Washington will be Republican. Finally the hlgh-polnt Of Demo cratic hope was denied them when United States Senator Wallace While, defeated Governor ■Brann,'* the most popular campaigner In the state, who with considerable monil cowardice, tried to enhance his p<'r.sonal popularity by throw ing the New Deal overboard. Ex- ultatlop Is decidedly in order. The Republicans need it. Tliey haven ’ t had any of It },or so long that tliey need not have the ^lightest fear of Its turning into over-confidence. 12,608,463 Ji))ettt On County Skhdols Nassau CXiunty will ,• begin 'the school year with an Investment of $2,608,463 in new ■ school ^buildings' and ,sch(x)l Improvements, as part of Government. , work-relief plans, according to county information quoted by Gftorge H. Combs, Jr„ State Director of the National Emergency Council. BHeven projects In Nassau Coun ty, that will contribute directly and Iiermanently to .the public school system have been provided through the 'building program of the Federal public 'Works Administra tion In its extension of educational equipment throughout the State. This actlvitr Includes new school facilities at East Rocka'way, Praiiklln Square, Hempstead, Law rence, Manhasset, Merrick, Ocean- side, Roslyn and Westbury. Certain seaweeds are used by Ihe Chinese in the preparation of soup stocks. see things In Just Roslyn, Roslyn — San Francisco Saturday, September 19 Amltyvllle, Amltyvllle — Women Are Trouble Fugitive Sheriff Babylon, Babylon — Women ,J4re Trouble Fugitive Sheriff Parmlngdale, strand — Pepper GlrT Prom Mandalay Olen Cove, Cove — Road to Glory Great Neck, Playhouse — Road to Glory Hempstead, Rlvoll-His BrbUier ’ s ■Wife --36 Hours to Kill Jamaica, Valencia — My American Wife Yours For the Asking Oyster Bay, LyrlcMBunker B^an Navy Born. Port Washington, Beacon — S&tan Meets a Lady Earthworm Tractors Roslyn, Roslyn — San Francisco Sunday, September 20 Amltyvllle ,Amltyvtlle — His Broth er ’ s wife Babylon, Babylon — His Brother ’ s . Wife Parmlngdale, Strand — Green Pas tures Frisco waterfront Glen cove, Cove — To Mary — With Love 36 Hours to Kill Great Nefck, Playhouse — Devil Doll Three cheers for Love Hempstead, Rlvoll-^s Brother ’ s Wife ' 36 Hours to Kill Jamaica, Valencia — My American Wife Yours For the Asking Port Washington, Beacon — Mary of Scotland * 36 Hours to Kill Monday, S^teniber 21 Aihltyvllle .Amltyvllle — His Broth er ’ s Wife Babylon, Babylon — His Brother ’ s Wife Parmlngdale, Strand — Green Pas- tures _______ ^^ ------ Frisco Waterfront Olen Cove, Cove — Devil Doll Back to Nature Great Neck, Playhouse — Back to Nature 36 Hours to Kill Hempstead, Rlvoll — His Brother ’ s Wife 36 fidflEs-tar KHr\ — — Jamaica, Valencia — My American Wife Yours K>r the Asking Port Washington, Beacon — Devil Doll Three Cheers For Love Wedhbaday, l^ptem^bi- il^ Amltyvllle, Amltyvllle — sing. Baby, Sing Babylon. Babylon — Sing, Baby, - Sing Glen cove, Cove — Devil Doll Back to Nature Great Neck, Playhouse — Back to Nature 36 Hours to KlU Hempstead, Rlvoll — His Brother ’ s Wife 36 Hours to kill Jamaica, Valencia — My American iVlfe Yours For the Asking Port Washington, Beacon — Devil Doll Three Cheers For Love Thiursd4y, September 24 Arnityyllla..AmityvlUftr=&Dg. Baby, Sing Babylon, Babylon — Sing, Baby, Sing Olen Cove, .cove — (His Brdther ’ s Wife Great Neck, Playhduse — His i Brother ’ s Wife Hempstead, RlVoU-His Brother ’ s Wife 36 Hoins to KlU Jamaica, Valencia — My American ' Wife . Yours For the Asking Port Washington, beacon — Road to Glory voters on election day, November 3, If the Voters of Nassau County decide on election day, November 3, to wrap themselves within the protective folds of the nrnnnsBd feels, is all Wrong. Oerms are no respecters of boundary lines and while one area might be success fully combatting a prevalent dls- ■ ’ eaee Its work could be very quick ly undone by a laxity on the part of a neighborly area. So the charter calls for a board of health that would centralize all health actMt^ Including those now carried Vrrty the towns, cities and villages. This board would be made up of five members, two of whom must be physicians named from a list furnished by the coun ty medical society. 'The members Wh)^ wOL be sumbitted to C he of the board will serve without pay but th(& health commissioner will receive compensation, y Local health officers, whose jobs wUI be aiboUshed If the charter is passed, will be permitted to com- terms — for — wlilVli they charter, they can toast themselves with the most popular of all tciasts:- “ Here ’ s to a long life and a happy one. ” This Is because •thw charter calls upon the county to do more tn the way of public health than It has done In the past ai^d concentrates its work among the needy so -ihat-dupUca^I^ne- la^Wy -one-halt-of-tho cost-of p b st e — the were appointed, .serving as depu ties to the county health commis sioner, and one of the main argu ments in favor of the county board of health, aside from the concen trated effort that will result, is the fact, that the county will be come eligible for state aid. Under tion and unnecessary delay in the administration of. relief will be re moved. The two — public health and pub lic welfare — sort of go hand h) hand these days because one is more or less dependent upon the other and thena is no definite in dications that there will be a change in the .situation. Many people have been forced to live a dikerent life than that to which they were accustomed previous to the depression and, while it may not be pleasant to admit it, they j are looking more and more to the county for assistance In regard to both their health and their wel- fart. Carrying out one of its main point, which is centralization of government, the proposed charter calls, for,a .board, of health and a board of public welfare, with the offices of health commissioner • and welfare commissioner being created. Both will be appointive jobs, the health commissioner to be chosen by the board of health while the Welfare commissioner will be named by the county executive, subject to the approval of the board of su- pervisOTS. As the situation now stands, each town, village and city 'nas its own health service and some pay more attention to It than others, as a result, there Is little in the way of organized health activities which, the chartfer commission the county health units will borhe by the state. In urging the board of public |Wellare, the charter commission ex pressed'the need of a fundamental revision, of procedure in the care of public dependents. Economics con ditions and new legislation have resulted_in,,a great Increase In the ’ volume of public assistance and made It Imperative, In the opinion of the commission, that the whole relief situation be placed under a single controlling unit. At the present time, rellel work Includes institutional care of de pendent children and adults, medi cal and hospitalization, mothers ’ allowances, care of dependent and dellnqilent children, care of .physi cally handicapped children, veter ans ’ relief, relief for the blind, old age assistance, home relief and work relief. Ail but the 'last ' two are taken care of new by the wel fare officers in the three towns and the two cities. The emergency relief bureau administers home re lief and the works progress ad ministration has charge of , the work relief program. -------------- Under the proposed charter, a more efficient administration of relief in all 4ts phases is made possible, with a substantial saving of expense to the taxpayers, and Nassa.u county would be following the example set by other counties in the state that already have or ganized county departments of consolidation ^ton and welfa^vT be supported b, J? tion,s. It hasXjr eostly or ^ tlons. of the emergent Pr&valls and dupS “ “ r\''* avoids ' ^notions 01 the t, Cities would be ate county departmenr.. the present staff* ^ li.. “ ilj Speedier action, better service and administration wou'd . centralization oI th ‘ ^ in need of relief w< ' Itles of the county | nedfessary to teii.T), or different i would\ be enough. P-T.A. IhilliHi' I'f, L(.lv£v;ile Uoup The L'lkeviile Pa;- Assotialion held the meetini; of the s ' * afternoon. Mrs, sided. , . as the new motion man. Mr.s. Robert named to succeed Schmidt as ways andi* man, Mrs. j, Tsciward (lajc bership fhairman, ' ■''whidi is to be ,cer.. and future '\the — as'reriatirm, operation and attendu^ meetings. The qni'-'.ton of reduerfj ship duo.' Was brougii; i further discitsSed meeting. lYays ,ind means o! t pictures for tlie sch«i | projector and accessoriBf discussed. A leUev announcing «p meeting at 2 p. n on! 25 at the Fulton Hempstead, wa.s -read Plau't. f\_ll committee are expected to attend | members wtshing to go i communicate with Mrs, ciJ gan. Imperial 411. __ Present at the Miss Lois Sul'fvan jCs| TCendail, Mrs. h . u, M C. C. Huyck, .Mrs. C. C. | Mrs. W, A. Doj'ie. Cummin's, Mr.s R. t flei S. . E. Knightton, Mrs. Hrs. Henry Rappuhn, : Young and Mrs. David I The first regular be held at the Lakeh at 8:15 p. m.. septemto j.| Artlch a plant thistle. p|t£8 areja>e fldwfer bud of, it ^ res'eAibies t- • mmdtm NOW COS^S LESS to PUT IN A.HOME taePHONI r ' V ' 1' ■ - V ir Wait I' CHINTZ draperies ^4 itoduced Chofg®^* ln»talIingoHom«! manhasset N*w lot* - tiwMu «««« jijupjf i»
