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THE WEATHER Warner;. sont hweat wilt possible thundef showers. SEE STOPP AGE Bail at Hee A his men desperate bund of mutomohile thieves, all of rords and me. of whom report they have rounded uy whom have prison were. ex-convicts. fficlals have- recovered ~part -of the adillae automobile: owned by Arthur .. Whitney, 'a resident here, which was tolen on April 30 at the Carino. The m rreated are: Leo T. Kubi: ehe, 44 O'Donnell avenue, Jamaica, in enlisted man in the U. 8, Army, anse@' Conwell, alias Nelson, enlisted man, U. 8. Army, claiming residence n Lamar, Ohib, arrested at Lungley Meld, Richard Swe 24 Soudder lace, Jamaica, Stephen Pulerino, 3B hopoler avenue, Corona. Kublecke has been arrested for petty it is anid, Is under Baltimore prison hay served two prison and is out was charged with on bail for a in irceny. Conwell, the the police barale .from Bweeny. say, Charleston bail He Palerno is out rs in $2,500 ahbery n ob! y and grand larceny charge 'lughing All the men afe held in the U bere in leu of $10,000 ball, ny, whose ball has heen fixed at 1,000 [t is understood that he has een of some ice to the state police their investigation, When the theft of the Cadillac auté- mobile -was reported 'to Chief Conran, he theft of @ $275. cont belonging -to Whitney was also reported.. 'The left in the can and. Sweeny the police in' having it county except and ser ie in out msinted , trned to its owner. Eyer since the report of the theft of wan Chief Conran and otorcyole officers Thomas J. Brown, Vandewater and Byron Graham have ien searching diligently. for. the impected. They had in mind the soldiers Kubl- 'ke and Conwell, and trailed them Langley Field. Their arrest came rat and then \followed Sweeny. Fi- ally yesterday they were able to get Werno. Chief Conran and his men recovered e chassis of the car Saturday after- woods near Jamaica.; The had dismantled the automobile had intended to sell the. chasale wan re- # car made men oon in the leven ind winds\ eloudy OF AUTO THEFTS Garden City PI; Consider Four Prisoners, Now Under Heavy Mineola, Desperate Cochran of this village and The in Its Class Com- pin-L255 sical Instruct Criminals and Expect to Prove| or Fay Who Tells Why This Charges - Recover Part of| School Year Has Brought Suc- Whitney's Stolen Car.. ; cesses to the Students den City,. June 9.-Chief of. Po- Hempstead, June 9.-With only one game against it during the season, and that not lost entirely merits, the Hempstead High School baseball team rightly claims. the championship in ft: class on Long Island. In fact the boys have entered a class by themselves, and so far as has been disclosed, there is not a high school team in these parts that can even put up an interesting game against them, 'They have played the, best of them in this county and in Queens, and in every they have come out victorious, their last notable » on case victory being a shutout for the Ja maica High School, with the score 1: to 0 These results have been brought about primarily by head work. They have put brains into baseball, as well as inte their book studies. 'They have heer taught to use their heads in athletics by competent coaching. 'This is not taking any glory from the players, wh undoubtedly. have the stuff in them Coaching has simply brought it out t« a greater extent in a shorter time thas it would otherwise have developed. The fine record of the season's work according to J. H. Fay, physical director of the school, who has conched the boys is due to two. results which have been striven for continually. The first: o{ these, and perhaps the most necessary one, was to make the boys play togeth- er harmoniously, no matter what angl of discouragement the game developed Lox awhat special-type of error some play er committed. 'When this goal was fin ally attained a decided change was not iceable in the team, says Mr. Fay. Then the boys liad to be trught tc obey orders and abide by the results whether good or bad. \To play the hit and run, to stea bases, to work for passes and to squeer a man are hard things for boys to mas ter,\ said Mr. Fay. ''They mastered: it however, and consequently are at the top of the list.\ 1 Discussing the strong points of the variqus members of the team, Mr, Fay said: j \Contant the captain, is a versatile player, capable of playing in any posi tion and maintaining the standard that & captain should. He quickly grasped the fact thitt Individual heroism did not iturday in New York,. When they Incovered (the police were so hot oh trail Palerno lost his nerve, and In. arreat followed. fg ANK LEASES BUILDING, READY TO BEGIN BUSINESS IN ROOSEVELT IN FALL Roosevelt, Tune 9.-The: First No- onal Hank of Roosevelt: has entered tova Tong term lease avith an option buy a building to be erected enpe- the bank \om Main {street, Ronsavelt, It Ts between the present mndwnrt -atore -of ~Btephen-Beck, -and office of Whitchouse & hetr for he .Yeal estate Lap Although the lnst. payment om stock n urchni¢d is not due until September; bout 8# er cont Bax been ald in, and invested Tha. hank is expected to open for asinass.an 'or\ before September 16, n HURSTON CASE CLOSE 4 AS FATHER TAKES HIS BOYS The of was dispired of Precport end of itis com Prédport # cade ¥murster Thuniton Tuesday, -when tho against. Thirston.\ were Tharsiin cfd) h i re akgn- away from thai\ and (placed \n the care .of i nc OWeramay. of the-Poor 7 oin hw place of em South Cagd vtoak /the | L a ‘ with him, making 1 on the @harre fur tal Il L a - Wm { Desib In Ireland I 5 inny persans ware i ¢ dent! toda mean a championship team and was most helpful in molding the players t« this point of view. In gbility he has everything, and to him is due the cred it for becoming a real captain. \Stroleske is another athlete of ate! lar ability. In fact a restraining hanc is needed with Eddie, as he will outdc himself in his efforts, Me can hit t any part of the field for homers or sin: gles, having several of the former tc hiw credit.. .Once shown how to work batters, he proved a puzzle to the best tempt at murder, are all connected or of teams as a pitcher,. and he has the \Tommy - Rushmore, physically, in a bunch of fighting spirit He is a home run hitter, fast on hls feat (Continued on page 8). _—’— WILL OIL R. R. PROPERTY AT FIEIPOIT STATION Freeport, Jun- 9.-Hiram R. Smith, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, has secured the co-operation of the Long Intayd Railroad Compatty in the matter of laying the dust about the property of the rallroad company heve. 'The com pany official have promised to ail that abotion mround the station tomorrow of wo woun Cherdafter aa they can got the all. Chairman Bmith, standing on the «ta tion platformi recently saw one of the express trains go through at high spes [and waw the cloud of dust that it left in ite wndca. He wrote to K. M. Weaver, engines | far dhe maintesinnce of way for the raill compény aaking hitn to all the company projerty fhevugh the villego [and Me., Wender prompty, said that bs would do vo «2 the eirlient posnitiic day | | |- PROPRETY MoLD Jure -A.. W. Hrieriey's red setaie agence tas sald the Willem ury on the wast aide strength of a grown man in endurance $ the wounding of Stanley Bruce, Pole, $4 |*\C-\ though - amal; f years old. . He is in Nassau Hospital This call, from a vessel in distress in here, with a bullet hole through his the ice fields, the second within 24 romd lard Beau prog ot Ninian acehue to Albert W. Rrwa Thr giv) has a frontage of 110 fast om | milton eqveue aud Geith of me caings main of a lug» Man end Tha price court a «9@a tage ¢ i ian assistants, bedside. m U. S. AIR SERVICE MOVIES TO BE SHOWN AT STRAND FOR BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS Mitchel Field, June 9.-For the bun-u Mt of the Enlisted\ Men's Otib of lhs| United States air service here, a Ina-uh performance will be given at the mnufl Thentre,- Hempstead, on Monday. vifht. June 18. I In Suddition to 'the feature pleture | there will be shown 'the latest of the MOSGUTTOLESs . COUNTY IS AIM . Field 'and other 'United 'Stitesair posts throughout . the country,: which will give a- comprehensive idea what the!\ air forces of the country are doing. The feature picture of the perform- | ance is Marshall 'Nellan's sensation“ mile-a-minuate melodrama of news-] paper -life entitled \Go and Get: it.\ | The foregoing is the language of the press agent and he adds that it is really great story of the \hardships} and heroisms of newspaper life.\ The picture contains all -the thrills T.. Cox New Member Mineola, Jun» 9.-Hiram R. Smith, | chairman of the Board of Supervisors, was re-elected head of the Nassau Coun ty Mosquito Extermination Commission “if the annual meeting of the commis Ing picture a two reel comedy will he of Freeport, | brook. Dr. A. D. This was an annual meeting. addition to the re-election of Mr. Smith, Jaques of Tyn In REV w H COFFEY James (H. Dayton was reelected secre- | tary and Mr. Morrison was re-elected LEA R | treasurer. § Following the annual meeting at which nice | cers who things were said of the off had guided the essen of the commission and who were warmly commended for the excellent manner in which they discharged their the to see and learn had been done FOR NEW CHARGE Has Made Good Record in Free- port-Came Here Three Years Ago-Burned Mortgage Freeport, June 9.-The Rev. Willirm H.. Coffey, pastor of Bethel A. M. E Church, has accepted charge, of Zion A. M. E. Church in Berwyn, Pa.. He left Freepert yesterday to assume his new _ dution. Partor\ Coffey came here three years! ago. At that time he found the affairs |ton of William H. of 'his church in bad condition, the commission and is actively. prose with-zeai that has never flagged, he}CUted by William H. Burchard, chief took hold of parish affairs. He sur.) N®bector for the north side territory rounded himself with carefully chosen | _ Tbe commission has under control] with the result that the} he entire north side. There are 800, | church \recently held \A\ fargo -éetdbra>) 000-feet of sitchen and great satisfac- | suce duties, there was a tour of entire north [side of Nassau County, at first hand just what the way of drediting, ditching general extermination of mosquitoes This trip was also to determine how much work will be required this sum mer. A great deal of the early has. been.. done.and.. more will follow, This work is under the general direc DeMott, enginepr of In and work but tiGn 'and 'butned fts \mortgage tion is expressed by North Side resi The Rev. Mr. Coffey did the- same d°Nt® to the excellent work done in| sort of work in Huntington bolnrvi'r’\ extermination of the mosquito in to Freeport. He b6en #|* \T.) resident said Ke recalled the time j ne resident. s allec o Izzwnzz 2.120znilgisflsrxmuoiozzrfx‘W’W‘ it was customary to keep a small | tion feel that they have sustained a se. broom outside the sereen' door to yore done **\ {brush the mosqtitoes away before one Pastor-Coffey comes from a family OP°N®d it. Now he said people sit on | of ministers and possesses a verile per.| \\% POch in comfort, sonality that kept things moving since} M\: COX: Who is @ recent appointee to he came here. The congregation has| 'D is much interested in grown, the Sunday School has grownfn” that is being done. He and Mr und 'he I. Teaving a church \free und | mith were in a long conference yester day ma to active prosecution of the slear of debt, able to stand and con-| \ @ | work, not nnly on the North Side, but | tinue its good work. | throughout the interior and on. the | | South Side a well. | SHOT ‘m CELLAR Some of the places on the North Side | that will be drained soon will be dyna- mited to get outlets for stagnant pools Other places will be drained in the ap: | 3\ _o Questions of Love, or Interest Sheriff in Nassau pill Patient proved methods that Mr. DeMott and | his men have applied effectively on the Mineola, . June 9.-Unrequited affec- tion, an attempt at burglary, or an at- South Side and elsewhere. \04 sTEAMER'S BOW STOVE IN; SECOND TO SEND S 0 $ SIGNAL IN 24 HOURS New York, June 9.-\8 0 8-Hnve hit feeberg. Bow completely stove in. Con- dition -/ serious. Send immediate, asmist- Interwoven in stories that 'come from hours, was received today by the naval comnaunieations radio station. at Otter» cliffe, Me,. It came from the Charlot, 2,170 ton United States Shipping Bourd vessel, with a crew of 37, and a cargo of grain for London and Hamburg. The British freighter Bum] which struck an lecberg yesterday, is reported making for 8t, Johns, N. B., under her own power. M CHAS. L. MeLOUCHLIN BUYS . SAMMOND PROPERTY, NEXT TO R. V. C. THEATRE Rockville Centre, Jung #-Charles L. McLoughlin hi purchased the Sammond house, at 245 Merrick road. adjolning the moving picture' theatre, as a home for his Onughter, 'Mrs. Maxwell Dunn, | of Brooklyn. Mr. Thomas Rammond [bowght the mew \dwelling 01100, on NortitPack avenue, recently completed hy Witlam R. ard will occupy i By Duly 1 The Merrick rad pmiperty . has a [frontuge Of 50 fest and a depth of 306 frst. (It bes been oncuigled By the. Ham manda Tec: more Ahan thirty, years pleural sac. An armed guard is at his Bruce refuses to talk about his in- juries. Sheriff Charles W. Smith ment Deputy Leonafd Thorne to unravel the tangled ends of the stories that enmesh the prisoier. Deputy Thorne and Maurice Cohen, court Interpreter, | talked with Bruce today. He mays he called on a girl at Kennaington, 'Great Neck. Thera hes was invited to a cellar and was. shot. An Invitation to a cellur 'has a pe quliar mignificance thest days, and. the authovities tried to learn ifit was a \wet\ cellar,. Anothe? story is that Bruce shot hind self bechusa of unrequited affection. Stl wnother is that there war ah at- tempt wit «ind Bruce was shot; in tha site. } Thome, with the ald of an interpre- tor, mueceeded In getting a statement from Brute. He evidently comen from good stock. He came an a refuges and ie amid to have a large quantity of valuables among \his possstsions. Sie in paid de- becn. critical condition Accontthi( to the atory: told. by Bruce OF COMMISSION meriat pictures, those at Mitche!| $q\ Much Alta-d Accomplished |1\® Island district there will be one Toward That End That It Now |, Seems Quite Possible to Realize curs in st. Jonn's conege will be held the Dllll'l Hlnll R Sunk on Saturday, June 18, at 9:80 a. m. Again Elected President-Irving ) ,, FREE SCHOLARSHIP TO SOME mm Rockville {bright hoy Centre, - June | St. John's College In Brooklyn. | year course | scholarships | colleges throughout the In State. vacancy to be filled next year. . An ex amination for that vacancy, which oc Applicants must be members . of a nights of Council* inthe | State of New York or sons or brothers |of living or deceased members of coun cils located in the State. - Michael J | Madigan, of 211 Maple avenue, Rock | ville Centre, is the Long Island repre the State committee on Application blanks and} Columbus sentative | scholarships. on a hom £0 Irving T. |i ed T relativ tna some to a mam thi the 00 ot ton. ut tiie Nele dor 237 = pe \ A Neck,: yesterday after- | amine ay be had by address a hustling career and.one that but few lno‘on - Mo I‘M“; may he had v addressing . Mr. Madigan survive, In additl t | f ' ® on to sis, attending were Daniel Morrison | P AS HAD LAUGH NGER STRIKER ATE HIS CHICKEN | urer's office. Even in County Restraint There's Human Kindness As You'll Read Below Minegla, June 9.-The story of how hunger strike in the County was broken at Jail here the expense of another The New York State Council of the Knights of Columbus maintains 27 four- Cathotic In the \o ~ > a= SPARTLUNGCONDITIONS INDITCHES Cesspools Being Drained Into Ditch That Empties > on: Bathing Beach-Ducks Growmg Fat on -Filth-Summons Served on Occupants of 9.-Some living on Long Island cAn |obtain a scholarship and be trained at | Dr. | Well Known East | better known, Property Adjoining ALEXANDER RHAME IS PARALYZED IN | TREASURER'S OFFICE * Rockaway Resident Stricken at County Seat Mineola, June 9.-Alexander <r with Rhame as \- Rthame, was suddenly stricken paralysis Just before noon today in the County Treas Dr. Guy C. Cleghorn of Mineola and Howard E. Phipps of Hempstead attended him. i * | Bi a. member Rhame lives in East Rockaway. He firm of Rhame & of Miheoia, of the Bandler, tax searchers, and prisoner has justcome to lights The | widely known throughout the country prisoner who suffered loss as the result told the story as a joke on himself. Charles M al, former Sing Nina‘ convict, seeing a possible. longterm for attempted burglary, first tried sulcide and then said they might keep his body, \hut He would starve himself to death. Carman Plant, former county detec tive, who recently pleaded guilty to re- celving stolen automobiles, was the pris \ oner victimized by the hunger striker. Marshal had not eaten for five (hue |whd it began to look A# if he would ac | compligh his purpose. He turned back the prison fare regularly and even re ‘ fused. dainties set before him to tempt his appetite. the county, had received a present of 2 chicken to supplement the prison food. It had been prepared for him about the fifth day shal. \Try him on a leg of that chicken,\ suggested. Plant when he learned that Warden about the continued hunger strike. The Warden did. He sent a keeper (at one good inhalation of that temp: tingly roasted bird and declared the strike off right then and 'there. After that they had to watch him lest he gét foundered. Plant? He ate alum for that tiny but it gave him a laugh anyway. nrg COL. WILLIAM HES BROOKLYN EAGLE P DIES IN BROOKLYN: Brooklyn, June 9.-Colonel William Mester, president of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, died at his Brooklyn: home today. He had worked his way up to the preal: dency. of the newspaper from office boy, Col. Heater was for 45. Pears presi- dent of the Brooklyn Eégle Ammociation, publishers of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. He ded at his home, 168 Remmen street, He was 36 years old and was actively empfbyed in his work until three weeks ago. . a Col. Heater made the expansion and development of the Eagle his life work, Fie had been ammociated with the paper since 1853 and its directing force since 1878. ® Col. Hester is survived by a mon, Wil- liam V.. Meater, vice president and trem. urer of the Bréoklyn Eagle Association and by a daughter, Mrs. George E. Ide, 'The funeral will be held Saturday af- ternoon from thevReformed Church on the Heights, corner 'Plerpont street and Monroe filace, Brooklyn. p__ AIREDALE IS MADE QUEEN mun-1mm 9. -Many thouaand dallass' worth of valuable dogs, blooded [ pets «it wealthy women, were shown at day at/th> elhteonth manual ahow of the dudlps' Keane Amocistion af | he billed to see his gic) friend, Mina Hoore at Mrs A. Strunshan's Nuoke.\ He tried to enter a first foor window] hut tha girl to let him anter aud he than west to the caller An, Alem, was given) by. Women Mr. McLoughlin h no plans (hr im mediate \inn-“mam excent redecore lions and renuvations to anit the oon < if his daughter found Brice In <the cellias, «one up the YC B; Teeprp, forel con- Welding @ In ana hagh, Gus | starts, cane in 'on the rome [fee LeCio®h Riv® has been mans? Ua NSD a in tho cular, Choreat the cule i wis Gishet i ie (wil Br hed tht Ne) an Srivate Gant o ir Tom teat M Nhe] a H s m Dassalem Or c ( ms America. 'The nurprise of the day sume when Sidhe Refucitve which won the e#ewns n the Minsald Fuir here Feeter | \ter R. of the hunger strike by Mar. | yesterday. with the leg-and the chicken attached | Rhame was taken to his home in East Rockaway. MISS BROMWELL'S DEATH NOT DUE TO ; OTHERS NEGLIGENCE elm: Comm Jones Takes Tes- mung wing Aviatrix Did lot Heed Wm; Hempstead, June 9.-Miss Laura Plant, with many friends \hm\)ghnul7RI'meWell'n death, when her plane was wrecked at Garden City Sunday, was due to.accident. So decided Justice Wal Jones, 'sitting as @ coroner here Coroner Jones supplements this with the statement that he finds no culpable negligence. Miss Bromwell, 23 year old aviatrix, John Dunbar was concerned was killed when a JN 4 Canadian plane in which she was making an exhibition dashed to the ground. The most important witness called by o the cell of the striker who sniffed. | Judge Jones yesterday was Lioyd Ber- teaud, test pilot for the Aero Import Corporation, whos hangars are at Haz elhurst Field, Mr. Berteaud talked with Miss Bromwell when she reached the feld ~Bunday in company: with Capt. George, Kelly. The pilot quoted the aviatrix as say- Ing that Richard Depew, Jr., flight man ager, for the Curtiss company, had told her not to \stunt\ with the Canadian plane and Miss Bromwell added. \What can I do in a came like that?\ Mr. Berteaud saya he saw, the girl send the plane up to 2,000 feet, make a Tagged\ loop and' fail in an attempt to mitke another. He saw the plane stall when near the peak of the second loop. saw the aviatrix apparently trying to \rudder\ out of her. trouble, saw the ship, partly on J# back, aide slip and then saw it. with the nowe pointed up ward again, went Into a stall and them followed a tail spin. Then he mmw it turn. three-quarters over and damh to the ground with motors full on. He had curefully inspected the con- trol wires, testified Mr. Berteaud, and found them Intact, He added he was eonvinced the accident was not due. to any fault of the motors or the plane, Me thought it was due primarily to a momentary loss\ of control and he thought that after the plane was-on its back Miss Bromwell wis hatging out of the mifety away from the con- trols. He amid the belts were not satis- factory for \stunting.\ ° Othar witnommes were Mr. Depew, who said he had warned Miss Bromwell a week before not to \stunt\ with the \Clnuck\\ plane «nd corroborated Mr. as to the control wires; Jahn Smith, Might. smleoman for the Cartin Company, and Teremiah VanWagner, felt mecbanic for the company, all | agree as to the facts of the case. -g / Mctures st Gccso Bide Aplflllfl'fllbflmhlhflm | Social .at 'the Prekbyterian Church at the (hatse of Mrs. Rusquin, astigled ly C. A. Warbeld, 30 Terrell. ave., ‘M queen of the Madison lqfllfl‘w Dosah Bide, June 16, at 10 adiock \ Guarded iaat Pebruayy to To | tami. Stain ItnbeAA. Tam &C Vie St. fYeme, |. Washingins) Fume, A-Mujor eneral Canadivefent ins unchestfind speciale | Manahey; vhist af the Army Alf Rar digpas hi Wha crowned Polami, an has sient Ceorerary of War Warks | Mit tmirler, queen of the chow | for (he removal ot. Wire, bawtrals al ant) Witam Mitstel, chief of fhe tham gram Horets, it was loxnped today coment | WANTS GKS, REMOVE the Ditch to Explain 9 Freeport, June The efficiency of the present Village Board and the neg- ligence of the people who along the drain ditches has been brought to light startling manner by the who are cleaning the ditches. In that section of the village bounded on the south by Casino avenue; on. the north by-Atlaptic-avente, on the east by Roosevelt avenue, and on the. west by South Bay avenue, live in men is a drain ditch that (is being cleaned. In that ditch have been found cans, shoes, and all sorts of filth, supposedly put there by the people living in the section named. Heavy weeds, grass, mud and filth have been cleaned out. In some es the watge. could not run The cleaning process has brought to light the fact that the last few years people in that section have made drains to carry the overflow from cess- pools into the ditch, for so. that they would not have to clean out the cesspools The end of the drain ditch is on the beach at Casino Hotel. There in the summer, women and children bath every day, running the risk of getting mouthsful of water filled with the over- flow of cesspools. Casing. Beach is the best and most popular one in. the village, The villus authorities are out to see that it Is kept so.. People living along the section mentioned will be served with summons Should more drase mnd said to be subject to fines. they again defile the ditches, tie measures will be taken. One cease of typhoid in a house along thessection named could casily start an epidemic that could wipe out a good portion of the town. The condition is more than merely dangerous, and the laxity of the people Along the way will be severely dealt with, as they must know that their practice is one that is strictly against the law. The drain ditches were built to carry off rain water, and should contain noth- Ing but clear water. At two places along the stream, 'property owners have made homes for ducks, and the ducks are growing fat on what they find to eat floating in the water. Village President Christie ally superintending the work of getting rid of this menace, and both he and Dr. Runcie are going to see to it that nothing 'like the present conditions .will ever prevail again in the village. The Board of Health will act jn the matter at once, fer with the bathing weason opening the condition is a men- nce. The village President and a Daily Review reporter inspected the ditches, and the outlet on the beach yesterday, and watched the overflow from the ceas» pools emptying into the middle of the bathing beach, that will be. crowded with (women and children in, another week ar so. .* is person- People who say,. \Oh the board is whstifig our money. on . old . drain ditches,\ might be interested in WI- tions as they exist. _--_--_--4--_---% PAGEANT AT HEMPSTEAD TO BE CHARMING SPECTACKRE Hempstead, June 9.-One of the mont spectacular pageints ever held in. this vicinity will be given by the Mommy“ Y..W..C. A. at the Prospect Armory ri- day and Saturday evenings of this week ut 8-o'clock, The stage decorations are planned by a competent commitien, Miss Sue M. Wilion of the Community Ser- vice 'is in. charge. of costumes... Mise Wilson is an expert. 'The costumen will be agiborate, original and varied, - One hundred and fifty women and girls of Hempstead will take part in this enter- tainment : under the. abis direction of Katherine Kellogg Amaith. The proceeds of the entertainment will go toward defraying expenses of the girl' gym chu and to meat a $50 pledge to the follder®' Mon- ument Fund. Adult admiation, 76 centa; children 80-centw, Dancing will follow the | program on @aturday night wit Joqnlngn' orchastra. icp SMALL FIRE SOON OUT AT LYNBROOK DENTIST Lynbrock, Pene §.-A small fire in the dental offies of Charles Kirschbaum, in the Conner Building, Atlantic ave' mus, maar the raltroad tracks, caused conakfershle -accitament but did very damages aventng The Bremen mepandad mak in tha lern and extinguished the fames @b and (hfficeadts
