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Open to All, Mid-Summer Drive Starts With ''Wets\ Making Counter Moves SMASH BIG LIQUOR RING Fleet Carrying Booze Again Ap- pears Off New England Coast New York, July 18. -(AP) -Uncle Sam has started on intensive mid-summer drive against rum, and the liquor forces are making several counter moves. In today's news there figured on the alde Of prohibition enforcement: 1, Eight arrests in New York as the result of heavy shipments of liquor to inland points in trunks. 2. Tour of Assistant Secretary of the Treausy Andrews to Ca- mnadian border points to repair leaks in the roof. & Reports of warnings to Ca- mnadian rum runners that they will be fired upon in American waters on the Great Lakes, 4. Completion of formalities on a treaty between the United States and Canada regarding smuggling. &. Impending shakeup under which all prohibition agents will lose their jobs and many will be hired over again. In behalf of the wets there devel- oped these moves: 1. Reappearance of a rum fleet off the north shore of Massachu- setts. 1. Efforts to hold up salary of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes because of his employ- ient of a woman lecturer on prohibition. Big Sales Organization A sales organization that retailed Mquor at the rate of $0 trunkfuls a day to-20,000 customers throughout the country has been smashed in New York, One woman and seven men comprising the head office force were arrested yesterday. Customers, upon receiving a liquor consignment, forwarded payment here. Keys were then mailed to open the trunks, The customers shipped the trunks back here. A field force of 40 men worked the s*. West. FederaT -prohibition of- yesterday raided the suite here. ral Attorney Bucker described organization as \the biggest eg ring uncovered since the cution of Mannie Kessler,\ Watching Border Mr. Andrews, determined to check the flow of liquor at 'its source, is traveling through Vermont on his way to the Canadian border. There he will confer with his field men re- garding the flow of contraband liquor over the international boun-|' dary. Three rum shins driven off New England's rum row by the recent dry blockade have returned with fresh supplies, and four destroyers supplemented by a flotilla of smaller craft have awung into action. SUSSKINDS ASK $100,000 DAMAGES Aviator Alleged to Have Hurt Woman While With Sweetheart _ * Mineola, July 18-Joseph A. Suss- kind, formerly propristor of the Blossom Heath Inn, and husb@Rd of Charlotte Susskind, who for many weeks has been confined to the Nas- sau . Hospital, has . started . sult maginst Ray Howard of 124 Marcel lus road, this village, for $100,000 for personal Injuries sustained by Mrs. Sumakind, Howard, it is ak leged, drove his car into the siGe of the Sumakind car because he was an- gry with his onetime sweetheart, Irene Truesdale Gordon. Bunskind has asked Justice Hag» | arty to require Howard to post | heavy bond to inure any Judgment I thnt may be recovered. | Howard is an avistor at Curtiss g» Field. Mrs. Gordon, who, as Irens Truesdale was courted, she says, by Howard, -left her home in Munson ome morning not long ago and when abe returned she announced to Hows ard by telephone that sho had tsar ried _ Perry Gordon, writes, Howard, aceording® to Mrs. Gor- don's wtory, mot her on the road wham she was riding with the Sums kinda.snd drove his car into the side Of the other.. Mrs, Susskind a' (pelvis while the otherd were not sericusly burt The: aviator; was . arrested. and wince has hein indicted fof assault. He In out on bail . Hea will be tried In the oriminal gourt bere in. the tall, I I I Ten par sent whee cut affects M, cparatiine io lat br and. vichint Influenced by None be published serially in this news- MURDERED MAN Nickerson, Killed by Lad, Often of Mr. \and: Mrs. Willis Cadwell of 467 Bcranton avenue, 'East. Rock- away. He was a close personal friend of Jack Morisee of 4 Hemp- atead avenue, this village, and was well known to many others. He leaves a widow who lives in Long Beach. man.. The lad who shot him, Hay» den Smith, said that he did so to obtain money. | 0 THE DAI LY REVIEW LONG ISLANDS GREATEST NEWSPAPER Sunday fair, BARASCH SHOWS REAL « ADVERTISING GENIUS Freeport, . July . 18.-Win- ners in the beauty contest at Playland Pool Friday night may have been under the im- pression that the prizes for the events were to be some- thing otherwise than silver cups. Harry Barasch of the Bar- asch Department Store, who is treasurer of Playland, had the cups on exhibition in one of his store windows. Surrounding them on all sides were dainty bits of silk lingerie, and in front of a particularly fascinating. bit of something or other had been placed a sign reading: \To be awarded the winners in- the Beauty Contest to- Billy Murray. * Freeport, July 18.-Most every- body in Freeport knows Billy Murray, or at least they know his voice which has charmed millions through its reproduction on records. 'The famous singer, who lives here, is to make a new record next month in connection with a famous story which will paper. Watch for the announce- ment. KNOWN INR. v. C. Visited in This Vicinity Rockyilie Centre, July 18.-Zib 'Nickerson,- 30, who: was 17-year-old boy who confessed to the crime, was well known in Rockville|AYenue, this village, Centre, where he often visited. Only last week he was the gues Nickerson was a traveling sales- Train Derailed Pittsburgh, Pa., July 18.-(AP) ~The New York-St. Louls ex- press, an all-Pullman train of the Pennsylyania railroad, was derail- ed near Ingram, a suburb, at 6:06 this morning. Four ears left the ralls but no one was reported injured. A broken rail is re- ported to have- caused the de- railment. frog Championship football match for- bidden at Turin in fear of wholesale bloodshed, Boott thinks the telegram that de- layed his execution at Chicago was & fake; so do the authorities. Miss Georgette Smith, Freeport, N. Y. My Dear Miss 8mm“ The Flapper Wife. your létter of- inquiry! should be a sequel. This has not been inviolate, Miss Beatrice Wife, has informed me you Joy this story. herein. Cordially yours, night,\ AUTO AND FAST MOTORCYCLEN CRASE: 1 HURT Brooklynite Eds Head-on Into Coupe; Rider Escapes Death MANY - HEAR - IMPACT Woman Takes Injured Man to Physician in Her Auto by Albert Yarrow, Brooklyn, crashed into murdered near Schenectady by a}side of a coupe occupled by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Lafayette Yarrow, who 1s employed as on a structure on Pine street, was evidently in a burry to The crash as the speeding motoreycle crashed head- on into the side of the automobile was heard for a block. 'The impact caused the motorcycle to slide be- neath the coupe where It wedged itself under the differential housing and lifted the rear end of the auto. get to work, culously escaped death, -a FREEPORT, N. Y., SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925. BLAMED FOR FREEPORT MOSQUTTOES Commission Powerless to Ex- terminate House Variety Unless Public Aids BREED IN CESSPOOLS Residents Ask: to Co-operate in Effort It\ Wipe Out est Rockville Centre, July 18-Speed- Ing north in Hempstead avenue at what witnesses declare to have been a speed of from forty to fifty miles an hour, a motorcycle driven 97 Hausmann where it was found he had mira- suffering only a severe cut on the left slde Freeport, July ~18. -An abundance of rain and not the Nassau County Mosquito Commission is to blame for the large number of mosqui- toes evident in Freeport this summer, the commission cs- serts in answer to recent seri- ous criticism. There are three great groups of mosquitoes, known as the Sait Marsh Mosquito, the Inland Marsh Mosquito, and the House Mosquito The two former varieties have been well taken care of, according to the Mosquito Commission, but the Com: mission is powerless to help in the third case unless residents cooperate. Inspection Made At the present time in Freeport an inspection of cesspools is being made and in something over eighty per cent of the cases it is found that cesspools and yards are mosquito breeders. The Mosquito Commission has gone to great lengths to introduce educational literature but it seems that little attention 4s paid to rec- ommendations. Much has been written about the busy bee and the industrious ant, but they are nothing compared to the persistence and ingenuity of house mosquito. 'They come down a the screen. than in ang other place. Mrs. C. A. Well of 2 Irving St.,| 'The mosguito-is the most ungrate- Rockville Centre, who was return-|ful insectiin the world for ha liter: Ing from the station where her hus-| ally enjoys \biting the band that is band had boarded a train, beard|feeding him.\ the crash and hurried to the scene. Yarrow was lifted into her car and taken to the office of Dr. Corbett Information Given Commission on South Grove stroet the chimney, in through a crack, an open window or door, or a hole in In homes where the children run in and out of the house many times a day itis an easy mat- ter for the house mosquito to get in. The Mosquito Commission recom- mends that breeding places be de' stroyed by emptying rain barrels, tin cans and drying up pools. Cover cesspools so that they are afrtight, Mosquitoes breed faster in cesspools At the offices of the Mosquito BALDWIN BOY FINDS $200 WALLET IN BAY Baldwin, July 18. -Augus- tus Hufe and Thomas Roth, a little lad, went crabbing Thursday. afternoon. Re- turning home, Hufe missed a wallet containing over $200, He searched His home and the garage in vain for the missing money. Friday young Roth returned to the scene where they had been crab. bing. He found the wallet near the shore in over two feet of water. Hufe gave him $25 reward. They reside on Lin- | coln street, Baldwin Harbor. t GUARDSMEN - QUALIFYING AS GUNNERS Howitzer Company of 114th Infantry, N. Y. N. G. Pass First Tests EIGHT SECTIONS Howitizers and Trench Mo Used; Expert Tests in August 9 to 2 Hempstead, July 18. -The last few drills before the summer encamp- ment at Peekskill, August 9 to 23, are being spent by Howitzer Com- pany, local unit of the 14th Infantry, N. Y. N. G., in taking the Gun- nery tests, thero being eight tests In all. Men who qualify . will take the tests for Expert Gunner at the camp. The tests for Gunner Include those with thg 37 mm. howitzers and the 8..inch trench mortars, as follows: teats, direct laying on the target, sighting triangle, with tele- scopic sight and with quadrant sight; change in fire data, and di- rect laying on aiming point, In- direct laying on the target, with fire data, change in fire data, de- termining minimum. range, and with tensatio compass. - Tests With Mortars The tests with the trench mortars are, digging base plate pits, in which the slope of the base plates and the angte of the tops of the base plates are considered; the lay- ing of mortars, establishing the line of direction, with mortar position fixed 'and not fixed. The qualifications for expert gun ner, are making range cards, which are marked for range, azmuth, and neatness; computation of firing opposite the Randall Memorial Park information on the mosquito ques tion will be given at any time. of the head and a cut over the left eve, and losing considerable blood. He was alowed to go home after Dr. Corbett had sutured the cuts and dressed a badly bruised left eye. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were badly shaken wp in the crash and Mrs. Johnson suffered a slight bump on the head as she was thrown about the coupe when the motorcycle atruck the door, 'The coupe was badly dented and the right front steering spindle was broken, \Po- BEAUTIES SEEN AT PLAVIAND Helen Brown of New York Ad- judged Prize Winner in lam-LNMMMGMGW we are content to leave in the happiness she has (Continued on page 2) A Letter July 18, 1925. a There will be a sequel to Let me say that most emphatically in answer to I have had z growing conviction that there conviction has grown with almost every mail-with every letter from your friends and my friends inquiring ing upon a sequel. Even the sanctity of my home about, nay, insist The feminine members of my household have besieged me. . who wrote The Flapper the sequel is ready. As , whom found. It is about the very person you inquired about, May Seymour, whose husband killed himself. The title will be Rey? (PM); I am sure that you and all other readers will en- I am going to print this letter in the paper today, because I know many others want to know the facts MANAGING EDITOR, TBE DAILY REVIEW: Contest Freeport, last might to witness the annual bathing beauty contest and swhn- ming races that brought contestants from several County as well as from New York Bilver.cups were awarded the win- ners in each event and the beauty parade, held in the glare of the tra, afforded. the judges no end of beauty. Brown of New York. July 18 -Several hun-/and Meyer; Cooks Berry cnd Riley, dred. people .lileC. the especially con-/and Bugler Guando,. McClean, structed bleachers at Playland Park villages of Nassau) spotlight and to the strains of the Play and. Dance Pavilion orches trouble In selecting the wining Their final chofco was Miss Alice Professor Henty Wilson in charge of the pool was master of cere- monies and the judges were H. C. Morton of B;racuse and J. C. Kobbe Reldwin, July 1§.-Captais John Lyon, a patired rember of the New {data, individual field firing of how- .\itzers and individual field training of trench mortars. 'The men who have already passed the Triangle Tests are: First Ser- geant Koopman, Sergeant Chase, Sergeant Hall, Sergeant Carrol: and Sergeant Cassar}, Corporals Camp- bell, Jones, Stangelia, Cooper, Wal- ters, Jost, Southard; Privates Kaut- man, Probeck, Christiansen, Brink, Vandewater, Verity, Derrigis, Mc- Carthy, Bordell, P. Seaman, Ruland, J. Seaman, Cornell, Crocker, Smith, Bojarski, Gibson, Saxton, Kotze, Damiano, Bruckner, Hollman, Laf- ferty, Pugsley, Swenson, Simone, Hughes, Powell, Maniscalco, McCor- mick, Jensen, Weber, Fox, Farrar, Box, 'Wenchel, MacCarter, Tucker To Re-Open BACON SALLS Says He Shaun-nay With Congressman Robert L. Ba- con, a member of.the House Committee on Insular Affairs and on Merchant Marine, sail- ed today from San Francisco on the Iw PRICE TWO CENTS TO LOOK OVER PHILIPPINES Hawaii, China and Japan GIVES OUT STATEMENT Deep Sense of Re- sponsibility San Francisco, July 18.- President Harrison. He will visit Hawaii, China, Japan and the Philippines. He made public the following statement: . Feels Responsibility \I am starting upon this journey to the Far East with a sense of deep responsibility to obtain the facts. For instance, like most people, I think that the Philippines ere & mere dot on the map. I did not realize that the archipelago has a land area of 115,000 square miles- about that of Italy, or equal to the area of the New England states, New York and Delaware combined: that the population of the Philippines ter vitory is 12,000,000, the great major: ity of whom are nominally Christ ians: that in these islands are 63; 000,000 acres of the finest virgin land (Continued on page 2) \FATHER KOTOP\ KLAN SPEAKER ''Karnival\ 'in Freeport Nearing End With Heavy Nightly Attendance Freeport, July 18-'\Father Ko- top\ was the name given to the speaker at the Ku Klux Kian Kar mival last night. He talked on Klan conditions in Nassau and Suf- folle Counties and the growth and mims of the organization on Long Inland. The speaker was secured through Paul Linder, exalted cyclops of Nas- sau. He is said to be a well-known minister of Long Island but not of this locality. Fireworks, a band' concert and several vocal solos filled out the evening program. Tonight will be the big wind-up of the Karnival with a brilliant dis- play of fireworks. 'There will be short speeches, vocal solos and a patriotic address by a Miss Louis of Hempstead. * On Sunday eveninc a religious service will close the Karnival. Sev- eral bapticms are scheduled to take! place, * The atendance all week has been exceptional, Many of the Freeport Kian will journey to Washington for the pa- rade on August 8. HENSLEY \AND MITCHEL FIELD Chicago, July 18.-{(AP)-Dean, Onatavin & Co., Chicago and New York brokerage firm, which fail- od July 2, with abilities of $36,- 000,000, will re-open Monday as a result of the termination yester- day. of its receivership here. x----bt6aw_--_-1 LAND SHARK FOUND IN THE ELKS CLUB Freeport, July 18-The trustees of the Freeport Kiks Club were more Or loss disturbed Friday when it was announced that a shark had been discovered in the building. Manager Joo Steiler and several as a decoration York Police Department, and Mra. J0- woph J. Hurnay, his datighter, bave munched In the reat antaiy buwinows In a newly erected office an * Som COMMENDED Inspector General's Department Approves Army Post's Ad- inistration and Disciphi Mincola, July 18-'The Inspector General's Department of the United States Army has made a complete inspection of Mitchel J'ield and has unqualifiledly commended Major William N. Hensley, Jr., the come manding «fficer and the post. Lieut.-Colonel W. W. Taylor, Jr., of the Inspector General's Depart- ment made his inspection from June 17 to 2 and after commending Ma- cer says that the administration and discipline of the command is L_ the Joy: service and | officers and |f the two und. be haw Ou | for Chis If trom the Vol. XXVIII, No. 167. # - ALLEGED PANELLA . SLAYER, BELIEVED CAUGHT WHO GOT AWAY WITH I SUNDAY SCHOOL FUND? | -- | Freeport, July 18.-Mrs. Rose Helland of North Co- lumbus avenue, who is prom- | inent in American Legion | Auxiliary and church work in the village, has asked that the following notice be placed | in The Daily Review: l \Will the person who found about $46 in the home of Mrs. Helland please return same as it belongs to the Sunday School?\ OLORADO KLAN - IN_BIG. SPLIT Faction Breaks With Atlanta and Plans Independent Body Denver, - July - 18.-(AP)-The Rocky Mountain News says the Denver Ku Klux Klan and a dozen other local organizations In Colorado voted unanimously late last night to withdraw from the organization headed by Hi- ram Wesley Evans and to form an independent organization to be headed by Dr. John Galen Locke, dragon of the Colorado klan. The vote to break from the mother organization, the News says, came after a telegram from Evans was read in which the imperial wizard ordered Dr, Locke not to disburse any money belonging to the Colorado organ- ization .to sell .any of its prop- erty except by order from na- tional headquarters, Prepare Affidavits Dayton, Tenn., July 18.-(AP) -While Judge Raulston and at- torneys for the prosecution rested today after the arduous duties of the week, counsel for the defense of John Thomas Scopes, charged with . violating the Tennessee antievolution statute, busied themselves with the preparation of scientific affidavits. These will be brought into court Monday for the purpose of enter- IN SOUTH CAROLNA CITY Deland, floride—olice Also Ap« prehend Man Answering De- scription of Suspect TO USE AIRPLANES Aviator Who Knows Deserter From Army May Fly After Him Mineola, July 18-The Nas« sau county police think tha# Philip K. Knapp, indicted fos the murder of Louis A. Panel« la, has been: located at Or« angeburg, S. C. A telegram was received this morning from Edward H, Blackman, chief of police a% Orangeburg stating they have arrested and are holding ® man in every way answering to the description of Knapp sent out by the Nassau Coun- ty police and asking that an officer be sent at once. Better Identification Captain McCahill of the Nassau county police has had several simk lar messages but this one seemed more positive in its identification Pictures and fingerprints of Knapp have been burried by air mail to the station nearest Orangeburg to be for» warded and an officer will be sent mt once if the identification is verk fled. Later a telegram - was . received from George Raymond, chief of pe- Hee ~F'in., -who is equally positive that they have the indicted man. 'This telegram contained more detail as to description and Captain McCahill has asked Major Hensley, commandant at Mitchel Field to send someone who knows Knapp by afr- plane to the Florida city. Wall Street New York, July 18.-(AP)- Rising prices continued to char- actorize stock trading at the epening of today's market, with several popular issues breaking into new high ground for the year., Sears, Roebuck mounted ing them in the record. Primar- ily they will show in detail the theory of evolution in an en- deavor to conform it to the story of creation as recorded in the Bible. Shorn of all hope of producing their science witnesses in court to testify from the stand, de- fense attorneys, after the ruling of Judge Raulston yesterday, re- sorted to this method of having their testimony placed on record for the information of the presid- log judge and to reveal to tho Appellate Court the nature of the evidence they would have sub- mitted. Permission to do this was granted by Judge Raulston yes- terday after his ruling that such evidence was not relevant, Girl Murdered Buffalo, N. Y., July 18. -(AP) A young woman who was found murdered in the Werkley Woods, 15 miles from here last night, to- day . was as Mildred Durke, 18 years old, of Hornell, N. Y. Two men are under arrest and a third is being sought by the police. VAUDCEVIbLbE CONTINUOUS Matinees Evenings 2,00 to 4x15 1 to 13 Sat. -- Bun, - Holiday Night» ? SHOWS 630 & 9:00 ANITA STEWART VAUDEVILLE HOWARD MCHOLS RANKIN & YORK DOLLY DUMPLIN AND CO. RAKER & GRAY MARIE ARMAND &CO, FREEPORT 1 1-2 points to a new top 2% 178 1-2 while corralling of short Interests . lifted - United - Cigar 2 points. U. 8, Steel, Mack Trucks and a variety of the oll shares joined in the upward movement. Women Competent Washington, July 18.-(AP)- Women automobile drivers are Just as competent, if not more so, than men. This statement is made by the American Automobile Associa- tion after a series of tests con- ducted by the Institute of Gov- ernment Research, Hoover May Come Swampscott, Mass, July 18.-- Having discussed with Secreta- ry Davis the possibility of a tie-up In the anthracite coal in- dustry, due to a deadlock over a new wage scale, President Col- jdge went ahead today with plans conferences here with oth- er cabinet officials, While no definite arrange- ments have yet been made for additional members of the Exeo utive's oficial family to come here, it Is regarded as certain that Secretary Hoover will be summoned to White Court If the anthracite . situation _ becomes more threatening. FREEPORT VAUDEVIDLbE CcoyTINUOUS Matinea® Eveniog t to 5.30 Til} Shown, 430-4 (Tomorrow) SUNDAY GLADYS HULETTE and f neney s.warrTHuaiul $ ON THE THRESHOLD INCOMPARABLLE A VAUDEVILLE]
