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THE WEATHER and Saturdays with lag 'unld fresh morth» at Winds, Puir .onight BULLETIN i 2 PML. »Mincola Court House, May 6.-The Jury has gone to lunch at.the Garden City Hotel. It has not reached a ver- dict yet in the Carman Plant trial. REPORTS AUTOMOBILE __| * COLLISION IN FREEPORT! Freeport, May 6 -George Barry of | Roosevelt avenue, reported to the police | Tuesday that while driving along Long | Beach avenue on Tuesday afternoon his | car was hit by a delivery autp. According to Barry's statement he had elossed the Merrick road when his car was struck.. The delivery auto was driv- i en by Adam J. Bosand of Woodhaven, | ORED ABOUT COURT HOUSE VOTE STOOD 11-1 FOR CONVICTION Bill Driscoll of Rockville Centre, Who Had rried Revolver Into Jury Room, Sharply Admonished By Justice Cropsey Who © Said He Would Take Further Pro- ceedings When Trial Was Over meal. May 6- tre Jury in the trial | keep with Carman Plant and he was already late:. He also said that he let O'Neill go. 'when O'Neill said Plant would speak to him, McKinley, and that later when McKinley talked «to Plant the latter said that O'Neill was a man who worked for the \county: in getting evi- dence, that he, Plant, could not get, implying that O'Neill was closely asso- clated with Plant. This testimony was for the purpose of showing that Plant was connected with O'Neill and Hoffman and was friendly with them. Keen Interest in Outcome STATION TAX - QUESTION TO BE - INVESTIGATED Letter of L. Railroad Co., A Reply To Inquiry of Trustees, Explains Details Rockville Centre, May 6.-The Police Committee of the Board of Trustees is to look into the matter of taxicab stands /> at the Long Island Railroad station. The matter was referred to it following a let- ter received from the Long Island Rail: road Company in rely to a request for the status of things at the station, after Henry Backstrom of the Rockville Cen- tre Taxicab Service had requested ad- vice on privileges at the station. The detter of the railroad company explained the details of a lease made to | I | Batry. Barry's car suffered & damaged. run- ming board and fender. No arrest or complaint. was made. n Plant, formér county defec- under indictment for erlminally re- has CITIZENS AT MINEOLA One of Largest Classes Seen In' Naturalization Court-90 More Expected Today Mineola, May 6. -Justice John Mac- | Crate, sitting in Part II of Supreme | Court here yesterday, granted citizen-! ship papers to 84 applicants, dismissed | four because witnesses had died before they could be called and two appli-| img stolen automobiles, been ince 8.90 last night. out eleven o'clock this morning returned. to the court room and Justice Cropsey they had been un to agree on a verdict, \after. a J¢ argument.\ ‘ is reported around the court house the jury has voted all night, 11 to d 10 to 2 for conviction. : J. Driscoll of Rockville Centre, a tive sergeant for the Long Island AUTOMOBLES IN SMASH UP NROOSEVELT who left his nome and address with | Oge Having Party of Italians [$5 turning To Freeport From Hempstead Meets Another From Wantagh Unexpectedly In Main | Street-No One Seriously Hurt -Sheriff Makes Two Arrests were wrecked and six badly shaken up when swiftly moving machines came | together about 10 o'clock last night on Main street, this village. That no one was seriously injured is considered re- | | BOARD DETERMINED TO MANY MATTERS I GHFULLSWWER‘ DERED _ BY TRUSTEES Rockville Centre, (May. 6.-Village;| President Wallace has issued an order | that Motorcycle Officer Curley shall in- Ivesumte complaints about the non-col- Rockville Centre Village Board Disposes Of Many Questions Street Conditions Given Most Consideration - Man Who lections of gurbage under the contract | Charged Irregularities In Coal recently let. f Complaints must be lodged. with Vil: | lage Clerk Utter, with the name and ad» dress of the complainant. Officer Curley will investigate, and if his representation to Mr. Malone are unsuccessful, he is to notify the Board of Trustees, who | I | | iwill take steps to obtain. relief. BUS LINES GIVEN | | . 5. s } | - Purchases ~Anvited To - Visit % Rockville Centre, May 6.-Board of | I - + | Trustees met last night and transacted Must Comply Wi ansp | S Comply With Tr: \hum!“ lot of routine business. . Most consid- A Law Before That Time Or Stop Operating eration was given to street matters. | 'The board received bids for road oll, kabl \ | and referred the matter to the Street mar ble. a . ¥ . * Antonio Garastino, of 50 Main street”, Hempétead, May 6.-Under the reso. | Committee: with power to act, The jaw Freeport and four others were. riding! NitiOn Adopted by the Village Board at | °f bid was from the mtandard ll Cont in his machine. They were returning| TUESdAY night's meeting, bus lines: op- pany, at 6% cents a gallon, 'The Md; from a social gathering in H9mpstnmi.i“\“‘ing in this village will have until llPx'h‘ are'to submit samples and speci- Marle Post, owner of the Wantagh Gar-|JUD® 1 to comply with section 26 of | NCation®: a age, 'was operating the other car. The | the transportation law or go out of | in mm_l\'=inr:¢ wuh‘ a request nlxyl<4 automobiles were moving in different | Pusiness. “it“ ‘ll’:‘l\‘yl:iwbly:;“: 171m?“---.0r:.wwlu}l..l' I y is | _ 'The - resolution - provides \that. the | '°\ \% % a sted Mer, t aun the» is not | representatives of the bidders nt : pad Company, -who had carried &| pmere is the keenest interest in the| the Nassau Hacking Association, an 10st their chance because they / Iyer into the jury room, -was outcome of the trial.. There has 'been ferview at the company's office with m. |!\U°d Of appearance. | ken to task for it by Judge Crop- Peck and F.°J. Goodwin, as the result It was one of the largest classes wind the weapon taken from him. igo Cropsey said: \A very serious er haf been brought to my atten- It is reported that one. of the is .carcying. a revquu. It Aluch 'revolver, \want him to may so noe.\ oll stood up and produced the from his hip pocket. -It is the tyne of revolver, formerly: tised in. |New York police department. It, fully loaded. * lee Cropmey,- his voice plainly ing his.anger said \band that over he officer immediately. Mr. Rein f take that revolver.\ rt Officer Charles Reinhardt step- foward and took the revolver from | | -Home of Plant's friends remainad: in hundreds of telephone calls asking as to the result and the. corridors. have heen crowded since early-morning with a curious lot of people who came to hear the: report of the Jury. the corridor ail night in anticipation of a verdict. Judge Cropsey-refused to discuss. revolver incident when he- was asked bout it following. the disarmament of Driscoll this 'aérning. , : In reply to a avery by a Daily Ré- view representative as to whether or not Driscoll had «lisplayed . the re- volver. in the jury room in a manner that implied or. raight betaken to be coercion of: his fellow jurors, Judge of m complaint of the Rockville Centre Taxi Service and other details concern- ing the matter. The railroad company the board that the lease provided space for. fifleen car, -and as the Nassan Hackmen's Association had that many cars, there was not room for more, _It also said there-had-been com- plaints of verbdl disorders at the sta- tion, 'and' when 'ith~ representative. was sent to investigate, he reported back that conditions were normal. President Wallace referred the matter | to the Police Committee to Investigate. | was new from the standpoint of the 'de- ever seen in naturalization court here | and the condition is all the more re-| markable because today Justice Mac- Crate will hear the applications of 90 | additional .applicants who.. also want their citizenship papers. The applicants come from many | countries but naturally the. largest number are Europeans, Many of them have been..a. great \number of years | | in this country. Some had been here} | twenty or .more. years. 'The World“ War brought a lesson to. many of | them. They had enjoyed the benefits| of this country for years but when | war was declared many of them were called as reservists. .Some of them re- bonded, many did not. 'Those who | provisions of Section 26 of the trans-} °\ | the meeting. | tom roller with aiscarifier attached. The clearly known. 'The accident occurred in front of the | Portation corporations law be, and the home of Charles Edwards, father of| Same hereby is made applicable to the _. ; ivi Monarch C any offer e at $5500; Elvin N. Edwards, assistant district at-! Village of Hempstead, and that on and | film‘s“: ( \ma““(fioxrgf‘i ::\$:\000‘.x‘un| ¢ e Buffalo-Pitts 5900, torney. The Italians, who are believed After the first day of June, 1021, no buslu; (tom'mny ple to. navel been drinking, begun (to abuse | line;. stace route. motor vehicle 11th ened By At $6750. Rach rep. Post. Police Commissioner Dixon and} Of route, shall be operated wholly or P m. had aft % orh-mil)’ to ox resentativ Special Officers 'Charles Edwards, Jr.,| Dartly upon or along any streep or| \BC op R f r plain the machine he was offering. 'The and- John. Boston, of. Roosevelt, were bighway in the Village of Hempstead, | i , | matter was finally referred to the Street sunimoned to the scene. Commissioner nor receive a. certificate of public £005 Dixon 'communileated with the sheriff's a 4 j Park Avenue. Puddle to Go office, and in ten minutes Sheriff Smith | ers in * venience and 'necessity, until the own- | thereof shall have proeured the} mme poard authorized Edwin S. Voor- and two deputies appeared. They ar-| consent of the Board of Trustees of the his, engincer,'to dfaw up specifications All the bids were on a ten , i \I would prefer not Tense. In fact, two important witnesses, 1 somig'glzdunm after £1. ”sen“ Dickerson, who at the first trial proved did not, bave taken advantage of the ended.\ </ [an alibi fot 'Plant by swearing that|ODPOrtunity to become citizens know» trint is over,\ said Judge CroP8®Y: myo coc, went to the jury bout q | Plant dined with him at the Elk's Club] ID# that when they failed to respond am a duly 'nuthorized \officer of und \Justice' Cropsey sent the| at a time when O'Neill and Hoffman to the call to arms in their own coun- oil, will take further proceedings when | Wiate\ Driscoll mumbled. | twelve men to supper before they: took 5W0T© hg was at Ellison's with Hoffman, try they became téchnical deserters. ® will, discuss: that after, this trial) the court, .;i:;;nnuer of n verdict under consider- Justice's Address to, Jury | ian Justice addressing 'the | Justice Cropsey's Charge night you asked me} Justice Cropsey's charge was a thor: was corvoborative testimony I| ough review of the case, ina way, and ted to- tell you what I should have he spoke at length,. but his whole tall you in the first charge, what would was summed up in a few sentences, lint miitht constitute corroboration, when he said that if the Jurors believed \hat Plant bought the Buick ear, know. | {was missing today. Samuel Hildreth, [also an important witness for the de- fense, was missing. Thomas Barbutti corroborated Plant's testimony -as to the transactions in re- lation to the Stutz car, and supported Plant's testimony. throughout, Albert Janecke and Joseph Atwell, both witnesses for the defense, also cor- During the war the ban was placed on enemy aliens and it was not a happy time. for them. The ban lifted now they do not want such experiences again. Justice. MacCrate: took occasion to give an added note of solemnity, al. though the proceeding was a dignified and impressive one. He addressed the roborated Plant, as did Emile \E. Morse, of Hempstead. lows: Justices Among Witness \Men and women, I want to saya Justices of the Pedce E. T. New and|few words to, you. 'This is not a mere Louls l“. Ralsig also testified for 'the formality. While. it may seem a small denfense,' the..last named saying that} item to you as your names are called O'Neill had been arraigned Before him you bave really something that Anier- and 'that . adjournments followed, Ficans prize highly-citizenship. and finally it told him that O'Neill ''You are now apart of this Amer- had jumped his bail.. . jca, You. have a share in this Gov- associated with ernment and this Government is what Plant in a pi detective agency, also you and I andall of us make it. If testified for the defense, as did Henry | you, as you stand here, are dissatisfied & taxi driver, who said that with. the Government, you have no had offered to bet him 4 to 1} one but yourself to blame. 'If you are not wet with any one or all of who make our laws there is a newly made citizens, in part, as fol- you . hellevs these. accomplices, I and Hoffman, you must have (ing it was stolen. that a verdict h' other evidence direct or documen- guilty must 'be. found, but! that if to connect the defendant -with the jury did not believe that Plant had e. 1 want to point out one other| knowledge, then the jury must find him - , This defendant testified as to innocent. , he claimed be got the Buick car.| Among other things, Justice Cropsey Nat statement 'that the defendant also said that the Jurors must not con s, was untrulliful that io: itself 1s sider. the- of O'Nelli-and Hott bation. a man, the two principal witnesses. for whe Charged with crime makes th stats 'alone,-and that 'it Js Import» imiputhful. statement in relation to Ant only. as it was a link in the chain be taken as evidence of'the| of evidence, and 'as it. was supported mion of the orime.\ ; by tha testimony of other who 4 thim Justice Cropsey said he were not Interested 'In the outbom f Id; wot attempt to soeree any juror, the tat: p Ne suid there should be no rétue While. it wah announced Wednesday ®,, no unwillingness on the port _of| the defense M probably Juror to discuss the dase and the co, for the purpore of getting a tet, 'There should be no 'Stibborn- or m desire to syoid the discussion 0 basé merely for the piirpése of ng dut baninst the other Explains Reasonable Doubt o {nrsmiin of the fury .Auked for erp'anation of, what comitituted a fowbt\ Fusion 'Crapsey doubt Cois mot Weise Attorney Georgn Morton pau Nells#a a minn le inodcent that) the defensa, started tle consnienes by, Thacfact| shortly before 4 o'clock yesterday e ths Jurar whether. the ~Wian 1 Aoon, sail tha canel@ded sometime ity hot.and uhlewr the Jurer CaS ) iy. after 0 d'cloow: -Me made an nes haw aldouht That o | prem foy Plint. poirding out thit bo seamen for That Aoubt -which Re and: Hoffman hind (a sent Inte o disoue with hla follow | nfo disrepute. eo clin(elso said Thi. @) reasonable {marke in relation to O'Neill and Hott me was kugrething that man practically. charged them with mm nil Bo mare \traming'!~ tba Wormer county detsctiva, {slr jihen Werk AC Codnael for, (hey were-fearbal 'That (Finnt ntr ren jesiared. a) formal Ahjection | emnild} cates - thelr\ a rfoit \ beautice >: of the; of the. Court) partion, (noir arimn. rain lool [ u 10 Aho: 'remarte' 'to | Attorney Presents Susia's SMe whi fe Drtenoll: |. Destrict Auermay Charles M. Wouks ve pp Claat night mr the mate, in sommnbte up, presented Ar s bek Ingin ey mum-uh floor. romdee ssd ortaiil revies of < wae nellie 'the cem wide abthiy (het tab ty cen tind Pa Pinot and (Trey ihvm the ham of be publie c sok -t oo (lhe | ) urvemmuldra . (ife ctrettd thase painte as : Finiiy | thel; were rudlartal to Use stabe's came 1 ve seal | vvib all the orptary of whinch be to hi had reecfied mast, 'be areve heme his I rout me tus (hil u vestiel sf gasp was the onty tp aar (Awe Thc ha ve ube r amy brooms wid the other withemsam came mnd tapldty from, the stand, Jt that no time was belsg loat. Took Defense an Hour to E ffir 1» d a . Mure W. Brown, cvs) ose shea, Preek N. James Wihsbewt Do. ”Ma-n) # V were ail Cheruster ciame Tor Tard i w wa » '+ WAR IN EUROPE, Former Minister of Hungary Be- lieves New Hostilities Will Break Out When Nations Recover Paris, May 6.-Europe is moving toward a new war that will wipe out the recent treaties and efface all the new national boundaries so carefully drawn. at Paris, (in the opinion of Count Andrassy, former foreign min- ister of Hungary and one of the shrewdest statesmen on the continent, Hostilities will break- out, Count Andrassy believes, after Germany has absorbed first Austria and then Hun- gary in defiance of the present treaties, and feels herself strong enough to re- pudiate the Versailles pact and face France again upon the field of battle. MEN'S LEAGUE ENJOYED ANOTHER BOWLING SESSION k | Rockville Centre, May 6.-The Men's Lengus Bowling Club of the Rockville Centre Baptist Church met again Mon. | Waiter M. Bunting, 26, merial mail pilot, day evening at the Massapequa alleys for their weekly matches. Considerable interest is being shown by the number of members who turn out each week. 'Two. teams, made up as follows, gave those who watched 'the score hoard the feeling that -real\ bowlers: were being rapidly. developed. - Team 1-Captain, Harry Dungan; Rev. Alexander F. Johnson, W. G. Kinscherf, : Wo Resve and John Watts: ~ © Toam , A. B.'Hows; W, G. Youter, Milton: Hicks, L.] H. Rockwell and: Raymond Philips. 'Team 1 carried away the of the evening;~taking three out of four anmes. Captain \Dungan, W. G. Yerter and Reeve ware on band with their usual high scores. The next mestioe will-be held 'Tuek day evening at the Massapequa) alleya; & % Precport, May 5.-The Freeport Migh fohoo! team wort jo Oyster Bay Gantmday add caime home: with the end of snore, 117-4. ware the stare af Satordsy's game Fnst Saverday they will play #6. Post rested two of the | viinze of Henipstend.\ for the construction of a cinch drhin l |_ The Village Board may, upon the 2D: | pipe jine from Observer stréet and Park 3 J‘mkmmn of the owners Of bu® 10®®, [avenue to the drain line of the Long 3 ‘PREDICTS ANoTllER { grant consent for the operation of SUCB | ygang Rejroad, alongside the trAGK®) ‘ lines arid fix the terms and candil‘mnn‘“ distance of about 3500 feet in Park al under which they shall be Operated: |ayenye, Village Clerk Utte® is to Ak . such as schedules, bonds for the pigs, which are to be returnable by tection of the village and the public} the next meeting, if possible. The e- and other regulations 'The owners of1 timated cost is $600. Permission, how- the bus lines must also convince the! ayer, will have to be obtained from the Public Service Commission of the need | Long Island Railroad Company to make of the operation of their bus lines And | connection. procure from the commission a certifi- | Irregularities Insinuated cate of convenience and necessity. The] J. S. Hugus, of the Crescent Fuel trolley company will then have an op-] Company,-in a letter.to the board, 'said portunity to oppose the. granting of | ne pelieved there were irregularities in the certificate on the ground that lhplthl’ purchase of coal for the village use. bus lines cover the same routes thit president Wallace raid that if such was the trolley lines cover and are there-the case the board wanted to know fore not needed. | about it, and Mr. Hugus is to be in- |_ However, in the event that the to attend a meeting and. tell the { Me. Service Commission should grant! board of 'any suspicious cireumitances thent a> certificate, they would be| ne may have in mind. In a Iumofous placed under greater expense, could be way, President Wallace remarked: made to conform to & schedule that! \If anyone is getting anything, we would: be of some convenience to the| want to know it. Wed like to get in people and would 'be otherwise under| on it too.\ the control of the municipal authori-] Fire Department (Matters ties. } Defender Hoe Company requested | the bourd to paint its house outside and inside. ' The matter was referred to the Fire. Committee, with power to wt, Chief Waterman was granted. permis- sion totake the Alert. and Woodland Company apparatus and Eureka Hook and Ladder. truck to. the Firemen's con. vention at Port Washington on June 16. On complaint' of the condition .of, the Live Oak Engine, the chief was told to have i fixed. A mechanic who looked over\ the apparatus: sald -it needed. at- tention. P \Phe fire and the board are to p AERIAL MAIL PILOT MEETS DEATH IN NOSE DIVE Rock Springs, Wyoming, May (6. was killed yesterday when- his airplane went into a nose dive just after he had \hopped off\ from Cheyenne, Wyo., with elht sacks of mail. The airplane burst fnto flames imme- diately after its crash to the ground, and Bunting's body was badly Burned. All the mail wha destroyed. & csc. o| méet Monday night and go over the « question of delegating the enforcement - 1mm“ of certain. ordinance to the. Fire Depart. DEAD - for the -Routhern New ' York Fleemen's Amscclation will be proj- ent (to advise,, ee ('The the pirchadn of 1700 feet of fire hie for the depart- gpent;- 260° fait. from the Fabric Firs Home Compahy a foot; 100 from tha - Bltatera) (Piece) Huse (Company n $120, 400) from the Euroka Fire Hosé! ait, $1.40. Alt. the: hose th. jacketed. ( . The f office hak beet hod up, because the sas com puiry, had\ not,, up, to: last, fight, duried aver tha Wiy) to thi store adjoining. Tha #aa not. having to pay. for its whay 1t ~lina heen ~{Masovared (there are No wires\ for: dleothe, lighymg In tho store (The vilase ant to pay for. im «lecinicity, will sadoubbafy Install\ thew. The mailen. af whikining pnespitton was loft Jo ViMagn T- tor sa/negetinte rith MF, MeCation, \the owned The heard volad\ to. change (fre mer ing: aighte 15 (The (irst: and Third Wel ngstage. 'The ther eveacing @ | Mav 48
