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Member Associated Press LONG ISLANDS GREATEST NEWSPAPER FREEPORT, N. Y., MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1924. PRESS NEWS Vol. XXVII, No. 70. \RCHBISHOPS MUNDELEIN AND HAYES RAISED _ TO CARDINALATE AT SECRET CONSISTOR u wos ELECTED FOR DUNTY PROBE Who Will Sit In Judgment Any Case Growing Out Of estigation Ordered By Gov- nor Smith neola, March 24.-Becuuse Jus: Jumes C. Cropeey will hold a term of court hore as well as rdinary and spocial;term of eme Court as an outcome. of the btigation of Nassau County or- by Governor Smith, a panel of jurors were drawn Baturday he County Coit: with Judge fs J, Smith presiding, he drawing was done in the cus manner by County Clerk Cheshire, Sheriff Augus y and Commissioner of obert G. Anderson and the ected who will wit fn judg- t in any cases coming out of the tigation ure: {liam Rulat Lawrence; Lewis Hregory, Great Neck Station; Inc W. Green, Garden City; istoph Schreiber, Va am; Cecil 8. Finley, Port Wash m; George T. Batz, Sea C#T: ph N. Jarvis, Central Park; ander F. Norton, Wantagh; mas F. Putman, Long Beach; ard J. Meyer, Great Neck; Lyn- Condit, Lynbrook; Frank H. m, Farmingdale; Wikam J» man. Rockville Contre; William \Tompking East Williston; M pian, Lynbrook. mul J, Langerfeld, Viley Stream; odore L. Happ, Rockville Centre; ence R. Greene, Westbury; a H. Hubner, Lynbrook; Wit O'Keete, Oyster Bay; Frank M. er, Glen Cove; Georg» J. Dohi Floral Park; Samuel Taylor, flle; John L. Btetzer, Sea ank English, Port Washington; cin Van Cott, East Norwich; p M. Chimato, Long Beach; hew Juergens, Hempstead; y J. Pohiman, Valley Stream; ry Konther, den City; John son, Hempstead; Frank J. New Hyde Park; Arthur C. , Hempstead; Rowland R. Port Washington; Char me; Robert C. Doran, ene M. Richardson, Morgan P. Davis, Florai ; Samuel J. Titus, Syonset; Wal M. Todd, T Williston; Carl marling Park. peodore he Floral . Park; ur W 1, Port Washing William Vanuderflove, Ses William B. Golder, Valley am and Harold 1. Rabe, Hemp» ILD SHOT, 100TER CONE: IEVES FOUND In Search For Negro Who U Roogevelt, March 24.-Methodista Amuck With h-m much concerned over the ap- pointment 6f ministers by the|entartign as cubes\ Methodist conference in session in Brooklyn, Tuesday, Three Who. Robbed uke omes incoln, March 14. -When. police nonstables sought Porey Miller tad for shooting 16-yer-old Ells th Pillar in Oyster Bay last night, y lonrned that a sting of local oen and Ttailans had been doting \dark house\ robberles throtigh that rection during the whiter they arrested Peter Dumpmon, eent Bundy and Ales Forte, all whom are: held without ball In county Jail Bia fitte victim of the shoothig-t® the Glon Cove Hosyltul\ hovering ween life and death Miller k at p ® Mior asd Fred Johnsof, both col. ind both In the home of. \Joo\ ar, an Italian engiged In An al t revalver and started .shoot'g«. missed Johnson but abot the it- girl In the breast. hief Phillipe 'and Deputy Sheriff Taki, Detective Charles Townend Constable Ehbets tared a th for MiDer who étofed. them they found articles atolen from thy homes in the aback of Prtar imbson, Ho\ Arapiicated Bundy Ports: and Inthe latter plage p found articles teken from other Nes ‘ the: rich folk theraabouts ¢ ts 10 the thieves confessed to arimg (th hames of (David Rn (h Charla L. Tifeny, Robert Be- Aud Peppy Weeks hot thie ur» pA tew if the dor: Lh o- moraes sald, will not be returned as pas- tor of the Roosevelt Methodist (By Ansoctated Press Church, Rome, March; 24.-Dawn: found Bo far am known, there will pe|Afthbishops Hayes and Mundelein no other changes. in this section. Hanse, one of the best known real- dents of the village, who has been months, was cht Saturday for the first time and In A short. walk from his home to the bank, hle arm was nation and Miller pulled his bl) neatly broken shaking hands with everyone <in sight who congratu- lated him warmly upon his Capl. Hanse would not auryiva his! AVENUE DISORDERLY HOUSE {lindas but his rugpred constitution was responuible for hiw recovery, MONSIGNOR QUEALY OF ST. AGNES' CHURCH IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE, PERSONAL ATTENDANT OF CARDINAL MUNDELEIN Rockville Centre, March 24. -Catholic minds hereabouts were centered today in the ceremonial at Rome in which Archbishop Mundelein of Chicago was proclaimed cardinal. Village interest in the elevation of the Chicago prelate was keen because by the Archbishop's side during the whole impressive observance stood Rt. Rev. Peter Quealy, rector of St. Agnes Roman Catholi¢ Church, this village. Monsignor Quealy, together with Rt. Rev, Mons, Shield of ? Chicago, personal secretary of \Archbishop Mundelein, were the only Americans in the reti- nue of the newly created Prince of the church, They assisted in keeping with the office of Monsignor, and were chief participants with the prelate in the bestowal of the great honor. Monsignor Quealy has lately been made a domestic prelate. Beside the part which St. Agnes' pastor had in the cere- monial today, Catholics in this neighborhood found joy in the occasion because a sister of the RT. REV. PETER QUEALY des in e Centre. She of Rockville Centre is Mrs. T. C. Eppig of Rockville Centre and one of the most prominent members of the local Catho- lic parish, 'The eardinal-archbishop has another sister, Mrs. A. B. Hull of Forest Hills, Besides these little sentiments, there was joy in the minds of Rockville Centre Catholics because, almost the last Sunday be- fore he sailed for Rome, with Father Quealy, his life long friend and Father Shields, his personal secretary, the Chicago prelate said mass in St. Agnes Church. Next, came to the magic words over the diamond tipped wires of the Associated Press telling publicly what was some time contemplated-and it was indeed, practically from this little village that Archbishop Mundelein went to receive the high honors of his church. ( The Cardinal, while not Long Island born, has deep interest in Long Island, particularly in Rockville Centre. Monsignor Quealy and himself have long been friends. The advance of the one to the rank of domestic prelate and of the other to the higher place were 'companion part in the honors of the Holy Father and the two made the plans hurriedly, as they needed to, to be in Rome today. And there will be interest in the public consistory Thursday, too, at which the prelate, together with Archbishop Hayes of New York will formally receive from Pope Pius the red hats which de- note their elevation to the cardinalate. The Basilica of St. Peter's, the most imposing shrine in all Christendom, is being made ready for this and it is said in the news stories from Rome that no Ameri- can who cares to see the ceremonial will be turned away. ON. “DAY March a Heat : \Bl Roosevelt Memorial Presbyterian) Church on Tuesday evening, March 23, there will be a farmer social. Blue the the - conference ending|CARDINALS DESIGNATE SPEND EARLY MORNING HOURS IN FERVENT PRAYER The Rev. J. W. it is aatiy, bugy with last minute prop- aratiohs to receive the Pontifical di- plomas anfiouneing their elevation to the cardinalate. Both. prelates AFTER LONG ILLNESS/sment the hour after suntise in fer? vent prayer, surrounding «during this solemn function only by the members of their ecclesiaatical party. Just- before tha hour approached tor the day's ceremonies their soe- retaries opened m few envelopes of the stacks of congratulatory mes mages which began arriving anew from their friands lato lost night in ticlpation of the day's event. POLICE RAID BENNINGTON Freeport, March Jumes ick at 'his home for about two ry. It wan feared for a time that Freeport, . March | 34.-Tho Joos} police, In conjunction with the ecunty authorities cleaned out whit Is believed \to be a house of fil shame, lots Saturday, when thay tmided the Nicholas Dotolano houses, 1 Renninglin averne, Allob. Anglin, & conely colered air, whe wae arrested juve ber ad- Qrem .as Hempatasd, mnd while in the police. ccort, sho, charged Domtine, with urtagtng_ber 16 Frot: te sills stor. sUFFERIN@GI SORE THROAT TONYLITE Healed In s Hurry by BENZOMINT toe 0 Dromana bned Cardinal. re- REYNOLDS - \SHADOW 21 GRAND JURORS Mincola, March #4.-Mayor Wil- liam: Reynolds, of Long Beach, con- tinuing his speech making cam- paign of Nassau County as an off- set to the investigation that Gov- ernor Smith has ordered here of county affairs and officials, declared in this village Saturday night that he had heard that 50 detectives are ensaged in shadowing the 24 Grand Jurors selected Saturday for the extraordinary term of- Supreme Court over which Justice James C. Cropsey will preside starting April Tth, These are the grand jurors who will consider the evidence that spe- clal deputy attorney generals will present to them and which the Gov- enor nad thoe back of the Inve igation would hr va the people be- leve will result in Indictment of county officials, 'Those back of the investigation apply the term county official loosely and such an \off- cial\ may be anything from a dog catcher to the highest officer in the county, for the purpose of the in- vestigators so long as the Inference is given that the county's official\ is meant, \Ard we going back to the days of. the . Inquisition?\ . asked . Mayor “than Stage of the Century - Theatre . here . Saturday night when he addressed 800 vil- lagers and when he told them he had heard that the citizens selected ms grand jurors had been subjected to \shadowing\ by detectives en- gaged by the Investigators. The feeling of resentment that was- openingly expressed through- out the county Saturday when Deputy ' Attorney General Murray sald that by the position of the elastic bands on the rolled paper that contained the names of the jurors could be told what kind of a juror was being selected was again manifested when it was sald that the detectives had been employed in the work of \shadowing\ the men who will act on the #vidence the investigators present to them.] The people of the county seem to} feel that -someone is attempting to create a prejudicial atmosphere nad | the natural feeling on the part of the citize a Just the reverse. The average man seems to feel that Nassau jurors are as honest as the best anywhere and they resent the Anference. that . they - should bo watched. Mayor® Reynolda here, as clso- where found a friendly audience and he got the same generous ap- plause as he does in other places when he explaing the things that he says had been charged against him in his administration. of the affairs of Long Beach. He said among other things that what he has disclosed up to the the third act of his drama, As in his other speeches he di- Eagle with being unfair and mis- quoting him in reports of his- meet- Ings and bis utterances. _- Mincola, March 24.-When Rr‘l. Injured by a Burled place of the fam- Thoma H. Howell found Aucowl about 8 o'clock last night. Flapogy / ai> 1.TSORNOE . ond TAT H p Fuarar, Webniiby ord Wrarstiy-HMemb $0 so $7 SAYS FLY COPS of Franklin and Front streets here Saturday, Franklin street. Mr, Kelly was with her at the time. wife quatelled yesterday, It was not Jncowltx fed the home at Ormond}unuseal but when Jacowitz got so street and Lafiyetté atroet, Union-|violent that he threw the broken dale yesterday after a Sunday after |phonograph part and injured non battle in which whe had been/wife's leg the. lafter sought refuge in Tratwein's house. Later #D: h# will be associated with he Matinees iy phonograph and refused to e-|itm wept word by his smal son that \IIl find good tutors and it is 6x en Jacowits sent word to her iflif his wife would not come that he will give a good ac- poleon, .She did not go home and heleaid she was afraid to go back and mude good his threat. Mrs, Jacowltzliater the sen came to ry that his and nefghbors, John Tratwein and/tither had mixed rome white pow- der In water and had swallowed It. wtting in the kitchen tikle, doad.[The man was dead when the BALDWIN VAMPS |. THWART FIRES | «Baldwin, March 24-Baldwin was enveloped in dense clouds of sinc from early dawn 't dusk on Su day, the Fire Department being en gaged in burning the grass and brush in many sections to avert be ng henceforth frequently summoned to save homes and other buildings from the creeping flames. AUTO THIEVES IN ROOSEVELT Roosevelt, March 24.-While Mr. und Mrs, Ofto Von Derean were at tending -a social guthering Friday eevning, thieves stole their Ford car which was parked nearby, ESTRANGED FROM MOTHER KILLS SELF Body of Man Dead Month! Found i1 Wooded Farm Land) of John Rhodes Near Garden }; City Park Mineola, Mar h 24.-A real or fun- d feeling that he was inistrusted estranged from his coupled with a lick of work is be- lieved by Chief Phillips of the Coun- ty Police to have led an unknown man to commit suicide on the farms on John Rhodes between Gardon City and New Hyde Park, The body was found by George Wald, a farm hand employed 'by Rhodes, Saturday afternoon us he drove through the farm property. Wald had seen the body in the morn- Ing and when he saw it still in the same position later in the day he in vestigated and found to his horror 'bat the man was dead and that, be- cause of decomposition, he was be vond recognition. Dr. Guy H. Clez: horn, of this village, said the suicide | | 2] wow vous weorvmont nevaromcyiew c CARDINAL GEORGE W. MUNDE- LEIN, .of. Chicago FREEPORT _- TRUSTEES T0 MEET TONIGHT Organization— Meeting Of Vil- lage Board When Appoint ments Will Be Made For Com- had lain in the wooded farm iand for upwards of a month. A bulict|\ | jng Year-Time Of Meetings wound in the left breast And another | May Be Changed - Drastic Changes Not Expected in the right temple with a 2 thre |automatle revolver lying between the dead man's legs told the f the sulcide but a note ho left gave the reason. Froeport, March 24-Th The note, written on the back of/zation meeting of the ne vill r circular read: » board, will occur tonight. \A case of being dieappointed with It. Is not believed that many the loss of the best friend I bad-/chafhiwes will be made in the villa: my mother who mistrusted me-so help me God and his son Jesus-in appointments because of the pr array of appointees are felt to be trying to eacape the accusations and|good as could be gotten in the vil-\ confounded ways of the world. Put/iase, my body away amongst the un-| 'The affairs. of the village office known. A RESIDENT OF GREATER NEW YORK CITY,\ The man was evidently a worker for electrical appliance companies and in hia pocket were a number have never been in better hands| than since Howard E. Pearsall took charge of the work and he and his able nssistants have given a more than good nccounting of their stew. ardship. It has been ably demonstrated during the last thirty or more years that the power houre is in very cap- lable hands with William R. Smith at the helm. It is rumored that several political Chief Phillips in seeking to estab-/henchmen are clamoring ll:- the lish his Mdentity through the missing!position as street commiasioner. 'The pockets of the ruther good texture clothing yielded but a few POPE PIUS XI PROCLATYS AMERICAN PRELATES, PRINC®S OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AT CEREMONIAL U| DESIGNATION MADE wiTH MAJESTIC SOLEMNITY AMID SETTING OF COLORFUL SPLENDOR Monsignor Quealy of Rockville Centre With Cardinal Mundelein When He Received the Notification at the American College - Rome, March, 24.--(By The Associated Press)-Mgr. Patrick myes, Archbishop of New York, and Mgt. George W. Mundelein, J. K P1 Archbishop of Chicago, were made Cardinals of the Roman Catho- lis Church at a secret consistory held this morning in the historie hall of consistory at the Vatican, The ceremony, carried ont im conformity with centu.ies-old ritual, was performed in majestic solemnity amid a sett'sg of colorful splendor. The two American prelates thus raised to the dignity of princes of the church were not present, but awaited notification of their elevation at their respective temporary places of residence in Rome, in accordance with custom. Cardinal Hayes received the \Big- lietto\ as the notification is called, at the American College, and Cardinal Mundelein at the College of Propaganda. The Consistory-was participated in by all the Cardinals resi- dent in Rome, who assembled in the Hall of Consistory at about 10 o'clock. The hall was a dazzling mass of color. The striking violet robes of the Cardinals, hanging to the ground in graceful folds, mingled with the purple of the Monsignors of the Papal household. Swiss Guards in their multi-colored medieval uniforms and bearing halberds; Papal gendarmes, officers of the Vatican's armed forces and numerous functionaries in historic garb added to the picturesqueness of the scene. 'The Cardinals were ranged ac- | cording to rank with Cardinal Vannutelli, their octogenarian dean, at the head. e ringing of a hell m of Holy who entered. amid profound «il He was clad entirely robes standing out in b U of the oune Patl 1 a n w! to rest role [Me w iy, flanked )y A rou: wit guards and nber® i Jr‘f the ho Each 1 [knelt as he approached. a, The slow p sion re ho [NLH end of the fall the Pontiff took hir place a i There the cardinal« pald him how age, each in turn approaching the Urone and kasing the papal ring There being a wore of cardinals nt this ceremony occupied an int part of the nroceedings. At the conclusion tho papal mas ter of In a low but sol emn voice announced \extra omnes.\ The words were easily heard {n the 'mpressive .aflence, aind all. but. the Pope and members of the Sacred College began to retire from the hall.. When all those who were not to participate In the consistory. had } withdrawn the doors were closed and ga group of Bwiam guards took up their station at the entrance. The Pope rose from him throne and preltminary persons bureau in the great city.! It will be optional with the board It in asmumed that the man came 0Ut/whether or not the bi-monthly meet- to this county by trolley for thelings are changed to some other purpose of killing himself. night or are to be held in the after e moon.. It has been stated that after- noon meetings would do away with INJURED IN AUTO CRASH a great deal of the interference that erm Inas been from the public that has Hempstead, March 24.-Mra. Pm,chumdad the - meetings in the Kelly, wife of Supt. \Kelly of the pag; Water Department, wan, The new board this year. will not injured In @ collision mt the any representatives of civic as- soclations on it as was the case last year, . 'Three of the members, Jobn Cruickshank,. W. I. Vanderpoel, und Willie. Summers, are firemen. repre- senting Hosa 4, and Hose 3, and Hose 4, / respectively, and Trustee Cruickshank is alto a war veteran. Summers will be the. \baby' of the ~village fathers but- among the while riding south on 'The wie|Count of himself. p__ DAUGHERTY HEARING OFF TO. WEDNESDAY . MORNING today were postponed untll 'Wed- | nesday, 'The postponement wan due to the Mliness of Senator Wheeler, Denioerat,. Montana, the committée ] prosecutor, and to conflicting en- @ngements by- other committem armin. TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT Washington, March 14.-Focecast | for Southern New Rovien® Tair tenight_and Tuesday; Wm'fl\*~_ uttered a short prayor to the Holy CARDINAL PATRICK J. HAYES for the guldunce of the con- of: New York slatory. He next read hia allocution. \The election of the two new cnrdl- SEAFORD MAN FINED FOR |nais then took place, and. cccupted ANTLVOLSTEAD a brief time, .The Pontiff an- Freeport,. March 24-Arh@r TO-\sounced their names and then anked blas of Seaford, who was attested/ipg required question: \Quid. qtis In Freeport Friday night for ('has anyone: mught to Intoxleation was arranged Saturday nay?\) before Judge: Albin N. Johnson A00} wach cardinal, beginning with the fined $5 Dean, rose in turn, bowed to the Pope and removed his ekull cap ow. A «ign of assent. .The Pontiff then »rinotinced - & list, of < bishops 'and ther nominations and (he consistory 'as over. Descending from hin throne the \Toly -~ Father - pasted cout between \awa of cardinals, Who genafiected as he passed, and wns escorted back ‘to his apartments by Swine guards ind members of the housshol@. The cardinals descended to the Court -of Bt. Damaso, where thelr carringes awalted and were driven to their residences, the crowds out- alda paying them homage an they passed through St. Pater's Square. At the same the Myr. Gervant, secretary to the papal secretary of State, departed with papel couriers ify the Americana. of thelr The now cardinals, at- tended by geptemendr waiting, ors ved him clad in the vestments of archblahops, and éuch replied to tli« BigHett] with a short address. of White becoming cardinals from \he moment of their notification, the Amseriean dignitaries wealt wo til Thursday morning to be Invest- ad In the scarlet robeg and hate and \ther trappings of their office. 'This coremiény, which f open to the pubs the, more. bolorfial than 4» Corte yall: oa (paipe t Rventniga 1 & 2 & 330 PAINTED PEOPLE most thg story \THE SWAMP ANGEL®
