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I mKKMMBEBSl ‘ . I ROLL OF HONOR-IN FREEDOM’S SERVICE MEN IN ARMY AND NAVY FROM FREEPORT AND VICINITY (*) before name signifies in service “Over There.’ •/> FREEPORT Died in Service «lHOMA8 W. BENHAM, Nsry EMILE C. BERARD, Navy ■nTBEO. DcKJtUIJFF, ArUlioa •WILLIAM F. DOWNS, Am y •WILLIAM B. BNSKO, Am y •CHARLES P. GOULD, Am y •STANLEY R. HART, ArUtion ■. •HAROLD C. HUBERT, Am y •CHARLES JORDANO, Am y •HAROLD EARL MAXON, Am y •HENRY T. MOHR, A m y •HENRY MORRISON, Army JAMES C. RICH, A m y ARTHUR J. SMITH, Army WM. CLINTON STORY, Aviation •JOHN J. THURSTON •WALTER WHITTAKER, Army *A4— «. C h a rles, 15th In f a n t r y . Co. • A l h K F ran k , 52nd M achine Gun Co. •A lh ln , Hia arry rry, , l e t A. M. G. Bet. *A ‘ • • B t h In f a n t r y ‘KeheL Jo h n H _ O rdinance Dent. , Kopp, Jo h n , Jr„ Inf.. N a tional A rm y K rm y . George, N a tional Army x K r a e a , H c arjr. L ieut., tiu a r t e r m a r t e r C o rps •L a k e , Leigh. S f r g l . Am b u lance C o rps Lang. A lvin, H a rbor G u a rd L a n g e , G e o rgs, N a tional A rm y •L e e , E u g e n e * .. Co. O, 114th In f a n t r y L e a ry, , Louie, 88th Co.. 10th T r. B a ttall. t Wounded. xHonorably discharged. SzrtiSZ'iS\**- c^ orml L e a ry L e e ie , 88 th Co.. 10 th T r. B a tta lio n •L e s te r . WSUnrn A.. Co. B. lO lrd H . B a t t Lewie, H a rold. 108th Supply Co. Royal, Chief B o a ts w a in's M a te, N a r y m a n , H e rm a n l„ Corp.. W t h In f . , H a rold. Cook. Co. M let Char' h a ri#.. Co. M a l X O 'K e efe, C W iauor. Lieta, L ieu ten a n t F a rm lett, H a rry , l e t C lass P r i r a U Lewie, \Ltebo x L indsay. Lockwood, H e n ry S - N a v a l \Rea «m * r B , J , J r , 81 Ileal C o rps •I ssn a , B. J , J r , S ig n a l Corps ’Lord, rf. H., 1 s t R e g im e n t Engineers IT th E n g ineers a t G u ard LeRoy, U. 8. S. Okleaom lr M., S e rgeant, In f a n t r y •L o s e s , Luasai L e tt, H o a ry . C Lowe. W illiam i * L o tru, Edw a rd ' M., Luce, Eddie I a L u s h , L e s ter E , N a tional A rm y ] ‘ L y n c h . Gee. A., L ieut-C o L . P e r s h in g ’s s taff f • L y n c h , J . F rancis, S e r g t , Co. B.. 106 m TO. ! ‘ L y n c h , Jo h n E.. 1 s t L i e u t , 110th A e ro , l.yoee, Jam e s P a rk e r, Navy • A lh ln , H • J b ro, S. •A ld rid g e , H o w a rd. 2nd L ieutt, •A lien , Joseph E. M. O. 104 Z i a f c a . NgMaaei ■ H •A llen , Z o n d ra , N a tional A rm y •A llen, H . B„ S e r g t . 6 1 s t P ioneer Infantry t h In f a n try n d L i e u Field A rtillery iseorgre 9 ., lu t n inz., A n d e rson, John F , N a v a l M ilitia A rgufanbau, F ran c is, C h ie f Yeoman. N. Res. B a k e r , R o llia D , M e d ical Corps ■ B a rbero, P a s q u a le, R e m o u n t 802, Q. M. C • B a r t l e t t O tto, S ig n a l Corps .• B a t c h e r . W a ite r H .. 7 th F. A. •B a t c h e r F r e d H ., T a n k s BedelL F rederick H ., M edical Corps •B e d e ll, L e s ter, 10 5 th M achine Gun Co. Bedell, M ilton, N a v a l M ilitia B e n h a ia, E. 3 ^ \ M a s t e r - a t - A r m s . N e reus B rnham , Louis, electrical in s tr u c to r •B e talg , H a r r y E-, E n s ig n , N a r a l M ilitia B ills, L e e ^ N a tional A rm y B llnn, H a rold K-, 50 6 th Aero •B lock, LeRoy, Lieut J . O.. U. S. S. Indiana B o land. D sriglit J , V. S. S. Sapphire B e lton, H a rry , Co. C. 10th In f a n tr y sB o w o ra, H a r r y , N a tio n a l Arm y B radley. W a llace, N a v a l R e s e rve B ra h am , M e lbourne A . H ., N a tional Army B r a n d s s ,1 F red, Jr:, N a v y •B randoff, Geo. A., Corp. D.L.D.Co.,14 A.8.C. B raam a n , W illiam , N a v a l MUitia B rotheridge, C laude W .. N a v a l M llltU B row n , Clyde, N a v y , U. 8 . 8. Delaware ♦ •B row n , D o u g lass, E n g ineers •B raw n , H a rold E., 2nd L i e u t . 42nd Dlv. •B row n , K a r t 1 s t R e s e r v e E n g ineers •B u g liono, D o n a to, Supply Co. •B u n n , C h e s ter, N a tio n a l Army B u n n , F . A., N a tio n a l A rm y • t B u r r , Joseph A., N a tional Army * C a r m an, Leon, N a tio n a l A rm y •C am p b ell,^R a b t. D., S g t . O lflcsrs’ T r. School ■C arm an, N e w ton I., Signal Servl C a rm a n , W a rren T., N a v a l R e s e rve •C a rm a n , F o s te r , 109th Co., 19th T rans. Co. C a rm a n , K e n n e th D ., Ch. Rad. Op., 66th Bal. C a rre, Tony, N a tional A rm y ■ C a rter, H e r b e r t W ., 867th In f a n tr y *C aS* E a r l. M o tor T r a n s p o r tatio n C a e s h n ltls, G e o rge C., N a tional Arm y C h a n tler, Allan, N a tional Arm y C h ilton, H a r r y , S ignal C o rps, C h auffeur ■C h ristie, G e o rge R., M ilitary A v iator •C h ris tan sen, j 7 A r th u r , N a v a l R e serve C lark, F red , N a v a l R e s e r v e C lem ent, F ran k , N a tio n a l Arm y •♦C lem e n t, E u g e n e C., 15th In f a n try , Co. G •C lock, H e r b e r t W - l e t Lieut., In f a n tr y C o d y , H a r r y , N a tio n a l A rm y ■Conn, V ictor, N a v a l M ilitia •C e tiin s , Sam u el, 15th Inf., Co. G •C o lt h u r s t , Robt. G„ H d q ra Co., 202 Eng. C a lyer, G. Clifford. Lieut.. Naval M ilitia Com b s, B e n jam in B., C a p tain, C o a s t Guard •C o m b s , Fred, In f a n t r y -C o m b e , M ervin J., Co. B. 307th In f a n try Cornelias, Louie, N a v a l M ilitia in, E lm e r W ., C o a s t Guard C . F ran k , m e ss serg e a n t, 5 1 s t Pioneer ‘ eld B., 301th M. G. B a ttal'n C o akI •Conk. •♦C o p e land, A sh ficld B., 301 th M. G. E -♦C o p e land, C a rroll P , 107th In f a n try •rC o p e land, F r a n c is T., 107th In f a n tr ^C o rnell, E d g a r, N a v y ill, E d g a r, N a ornell, W illiam . N a v y ores, A lfred, N a tional A rm y C o rea, Fern E-, N a tional Arm y C o ras, F r a n k , N a tional Arm y C o rse, Jerem iah, N a tional Arm y C o rea. Phlneaa, N a tional A rm y C o u n ts , Jo h n H ., N a tional Arm y ♦ •C randall, R alph 1—, Headn. Co., 107th Inf. —C revoiaarat, M o rton, 32 5 th In f a n try , Co. A. O e v o la e r a t , John, N a tional Army -C rosafield, Edw in, C. M.. 1 s t Cl. N a v . Aviat. •C r n m m s f l / lRichard, 16th In f a n tr y . Co. E. C u ti. O a etono, In f a n tr y . N a tional Army C u tler, Lloyd R „ E n s ig n , N a v a l M ilitia •C u tle r , M e r ritt, Corp., Co. I. 107th Inf. •C u tle r , S tu a r t, C a p tain, In f a n tr y •D a u ley, L e s t e r L-, U. S. M arines •D a ren b e rg , G e o rge W ., S g t. Co. A, 806 Inf. D a S ilva, Louie, Q u a rterm a e ter* ’K C orps i n .., , zvinu. corpse im iy , Bal a ttery B, M o tor A r til G., Co. C, U6vh Kpgini rdd K., S e r g t ; 182 T a n k ( * M acCallum , C larence, L i e u t . N a v y rM a<kay, D o n a ld H Am b^ Corp s, Ii M a g n u s , Edw a rd , B * M a g n u s , H e n ry G •M a h n k e n , Cliffor •M a h n k e n , H o w a rd, N a v al R e serve M alone, F ran k lin , N a v al Aviation M alone, G ilbert, L i e u t , A v iation M alone, Leonard, Corporal, N. A. M arion, Sidney, Troop A, C avalry M erklen, A lbert £ » N a tional Arm y M cCallum , P e rcy C., N a tional A rm y M c C a rthy, J. Gordon, Naval MUitia M cCloekey, Jdhn, M o tor T ran s p o rtatio n •M cC loskey, Joseph, C. M.. 1 s t cL. N a v . R es. M c E n tee, Joseph J ., N a tional A rm y * M cCord, George G., U. 8. 8. N a h m a M cCord, H. C a rroll, N. M., E n s ign, A n n a p o lis •M cG o n igle, A. J ., 18th M achine Gun M cKee m a n , Donald, N a tional Arm y M cLean, C h a rles, N a v al R eserve M ead, W a lter A., Nav. Res.. Chief Yeom a n M eaney, Edw a rd, N a v al R eserve xM eyer, W illiam L., Q u a rterm a s ters Corps M iller, H e n ry H ., N a tional A rm y •M iller, W . B a rr in g to n .Tank, C. M. G. C. xM iller, D r. W m . u ., Jr., 1st L t , M ed. Corps M M lnugh, Leroy, Inf., N a tional A rm y M o h r, W illiam A. n tr o s s , A u s tin, IN TR A IN IN G c nW V Wy' 8.A .T .C - C o L Unix. s V ^ ’ t ' u ^ v X * R. aDiivlason, G snld, M o n tro s s , A u s tin , Corp., chf, 68 1 s t A. S. M o n tross, F rederick A., N a v y M o n tross, Jerom e , 1 s t cl. B ts., N a v . M ilitia M o rklin, A lbert £ ., Natioi •M o rris, W illiai Moi #Mi M o sem am A n d rew A., N a tional A rm y M u ller, F red O., on m ine sw e eper * M u rray , H e n ry, on m ine sw e eper M u rray, Thom as, Naval R e serve M u rray, Lindlay, N. M., E n s ign, A n n a p o lis d o rr is , W illiam V., 166t r is e n , C h a rles, Sergt., ead q u a rters a r te r m . C o rps. ar. A r th u r , 8. A. T. C., Colum. U a iv. R ichard D - S g t.. 8.A.T.C., A n n apolis •een, C W e s le y , 8.A .T .C ., CoL Unlv . u W , N a v . U n it, CoL U n lv. S c h - M L CharU o .F8. C . ^ C o ^ m U ^ Sw e rev, Holm ee J , 8 . A. T . C.. Annapolia Van R eas, C o rnelius R , S.A.T.C., P r a t t I n s t H a rrington. A rchibald O , N a v y , Annapolia _ Y. M. C A. ON T H E FIE L D B ^ n r l d g . ’ R .v . W illiam Kiofor,’ J . D., S a ltvllle. Va. •Lowe, M o n trose H . •M o o n , W a rd C. V Sum n e r, John S. SELEC T IV E SER V IC E WORK Hanao, Jam a s , C h a irm a n D r a ft Board F letcher, Dr. F . W ., M edical A d v is e r • R E D CROSS Davis, M iss F lorence, L ibrarian GUEST, M ISS M A B E L . Died in Service ROOSEVELT ‘ A lbrecht, Jacob, jr.. N a tional Arm y A l i a to, S y lv e s ter A .. N a tional Army a 'B e c k , P e ter S., N a v y . Ensign B eers, Edw a rd C , N a tional Arm y •B o h r, Frederick, C a v a lry, N a tional Army a Be h r, Jeaeph, N a tional A rm y B ier, John, N a tional * A rm y Browne, A r th u r Browne, W illiam B rew e r, Eugene •B rew e r. R aym o n d , N a tional Army Cain, A llred, N a tional A rm y ‘C arm a n , George in, Irving, N a tio n a l A rm y ell, A lbert E., A v iation W a lter B., N a tio n a l A rm y evoiaerat, B e rt W „ 607th Aero L a n g , P a u l. F o r t Slocum •M a g e e . J . W , 9 th In f a n try NohewL W illiam , N a tional A rm y •N o r to n , C a m d e n , C arp., 23rd •N o r to n , D n n h a m , Corp., 23rd R e g g . C s n ru d. N a tional A rm y S w m a n , G a a r a . A - N a v al B a e e rve ‘ S E A M A N , BERGEN R - Died In A e tton ♦Slam s, G e e rga, 106th In f a n try •tW M W , L e roy T , 2nd LlauV, 142nd Inf. •S tsasa, G r a v e r C. D„ N a tional A rm y Ild W ™ k d ^ l n xW e ibel, Looter !Ut.. S a n i t a r y Dept. R . A v iation C o rps B.. M o tor M e c h a n ic. SEAFORD Albt-o, Sam u e l, N a tkm a l Arm y gssurBJhsr.?'1-1 M o rgan, Neyea, N a tional a 'P e e t , F n ' ‘OS. N a tion a l A rm y ik. P r in tin g D e p e rtm .i M„ Mach. M ate, N a v P o e t, M erle M , M ach. M ato, Rnaaaan . Louie, M o unted M. B^SL, N a tional nte d M. P. Sell, H e n n a BALDWIN A llan, C a rroll A , N a tional A rm y A r m b r u a tar, A r th u r H „ N a tional . N a v al R e s e rve 1 Rcsl A r tillery .A u s t i n - Eldon B - B n k e r / w .2 Jr., Nai itional A rm y B E D E L L . O L iv lR N M * ' j u e d 'l r o m w o u n d , las Rlto ita, N a v al R e s e rve B a ldw in, Charles, Bedell, M is h , A rthi t*N o o n , W illiam R., 806th In f a n tr y Nosv^orthy, A r th u r D., E n s ign, N a v . M ilitia N u n n a , Edm u n d T., Signal Corps, chauffeur xO 'B rien, T h o s . F., Sig. Corps, R adio T r a c t o r O’B y rne, Jo s e p h F ran c is , A v iation O 'N e il, Gene, N a v y , P h a rm . Med. R e s e r v e O p fer. F red Law rence, N a tional A rm y O s tern o u t, B u rgees, Capt., C o ast A r tillery O s terh o u t, H o w a rd, Lieut., O rdnance O v e rring, W illiam D., N a tional A rm y xO x e n h am , Irv in g , 5 1 s t P ioneer In f a n t r y P a lk, Owen A., N a v al R e serve •P a u lao n , Jam e s , N a tional Army P e d e rson, O tto C., N a tional A rm y •P e n n y , L e s lie V., In f a n tr y x P e trone, F a y , Q u a rterm a s ters Corps •P e ttig r e w , David, Nav. Mil., 2d cl. m ach. •P e t t i t , H a r r y B,. C avalry • P e t t i t , R alph E. P itch e r , F r a n k . U. S. N avy x P itch e r, Joel K., C. O. T. S., Camp Lee, Va. P o s t, LeRoy, N a tional Army P o s t, M o rtim e r G., N a tional A rm y •P o tt e r , Irv in g , 367th In f a n tr y Band •P lum p , F red H., jr., Q u a rterm a sters* Corps Preziozi, G e o rge, A v iation P u c k , Hia reziozi, U eo rg e, A v iatio n u ck , H r r y , N a v al R eserve F’uck, L a w rence^ H d q r ts . Co.. •Q u inlan, C larence R. C a r Clay?* C revoi ____ _ ____ v_ C revoiserat, H a rry E-, N a tional Army ‘C roveieeraL W a lter D., 328th Inf.. Co. C u rley, F ran k , N a v y *Pahl, C h a rles H ., j r .. N a tional Army •D a n n ie, George ^ arace C o rporal, In f a n tr y tD e n to n , John A., S e rg e a n t, In f a n try E c k s tein. C h a rles W ., N a tional A rm y E g n e r, Conrad. Corp., M achine G u n C<x, Ih t h Edw a rds, B u rt G., N a v a l A v iation Eldred, W illiam E v a M 0 V R ° B E R T ~ \ D ied in Service F ish, A r th u r F., N a tio n a l A im y •G e o rge, F rank, N a v y •G e o rge, H a rvey, 2nd Lieut., In f a n try •G e o rge, Susan F „ Red C ross, W a r Dept. G ilbert, Edw a rd F. •G iilm a n , H a rry , 52nd Pioneers Goetz, F rank •G o lder, Roy, N a tional A rm y xGolden, M ervin E., N a tional A rm y •C o lder, Lewis Gonsel, Carl G rafinger, P a u l J., A e ro G raham , F letcher •G riffiths, John J ., S e r g e a n t M ajor H a ll, Lloyd A., M a c h ine Gun Co.. 10th Inf. •fH a r r iso n , F ran k K ., N a tional Arm y Heese, W illiam •H iggins, George •H inrichs, H e n ry W ., Jr., U.S.S. C n n e c ticut Holz, B rennan •H u b b a rd, Leonard S., N a tional A rm y Lang, Alvin xL iesner, George, C as. D ispensary Lord, Jam e s * L osee, Leander M arino, W illiam •M cCaffrey, Jam e s J., N a tional Arm y M cKay, W h itson, N a tional Army , M o b erg, B enjam in, N a tional Army | ‘ Mole, A u b rey, A v iation j •M ole, H o w ard E., N a tional Army •N e e fus, David ! Nolan, John, Nitval Ian, Jerc l * ! ! Bo ck , A r th u r T ^ N a tional A rm y „ we.r t B aym o n d , N a tional A rm y A- ‘ •B y r n e , A. St. C laire, ' •B y rn e , A u s tin T., El xC a rL R o b e rt W., Na C a rd a ti, C h a rles, Natii C a rm a n , C alvin, Coi C a rm a n , George B~ C a rm a n , Edw a rd, Ni C a rm a n , O liver j-mvai re s e r v e o b e rt W ., N a tional A rm y C h a rle s, N a tig e a l A rm y C alvin , CostfB Guard G e o rg e B ^ X k t io>nal n a l Arms A rm y iational A rm y ^ — - ------- .«••» N a tional A rm y C a rm a n , K e n n e th, N a tional A rm y C a rp e n ter. A llan T., cook. 10th D a n ieis, W illiam . J r . , N a tional Arm . . —» -.xtional Arm; w u n ^ n f ^ 1\* Gl E son, Sam u el C , N a tional A m Fischer,* C L , C h i e f ^ ' M * ' Na’i F lo r e n tin e , Vito, N ational tional Arm rm y riedaick, Eri G rim m , Erw in Gadan, Garlam H a r r i s , Jai ito, N a A y n e a t, Lieut. C o m m a n d er, N a v y i A., N a tional A rm y |d ^ j r . ^ 2 8 r d Infanti lull •Johnso: •John, •Randa.W, Leslie V., 1st S e rgt., Office] R andall, Ralp alph,h M o tor T ran s p o rt Co. R aym o rc, H e n ry Bond, 2nd Lieut., A v iation * R ay $ 2 ! R , y m o re , H e n ry Bond, n o r, Alvin, Infan f a n tr: nor, B radford S., nor, C h a rles R a y n o r, R aynor, xR a y n o r, •R a y n o r, Ju le P., 102nd A m m un nition ition T rain •R a y n o r,, M ilton D., N a tional A rm y •R a y n o r, O rlando, Corp., M o tor Sujpply R a y n o r, W a lte r W ., C o a s t Guard R a y n o r, W illiam , C o a s t Guard •R e m s e n , R ichard, Lieut. Field A r tillei Rharne, F r a n k P., Capt.. Ord., N a t. A n R h am e, Jo h n F., L ieut., Engineers •R h o d e s , G e o rge F., F ire H o se & T r u c k 818 », I n f ., N a tional Ai Alvin , In try B radfo rd S., 604th Engine® C h a rle s W ., 802nd Supply E llio tt P ., N a v al R e serve G ilbert, N a v al R eserve , Ju d s o n F., N avy , J u le P ., 102nd A m m u ■ M ilto n D., N a tion a l A rm y a 414 Nol Oplfer, P e terson, P e t ip Frederick e terso n , Ch.irlei Militia Naval Militi D a v is o n . G e o rge M., J r . , Intel Deae, C linton, N a tional A rm y ” *, ' 'onal Arm; D e m s r e s t, F ran k Nai \D e M u th, A r th u r L., C o rp., 82 ----------- ------ H ., H. M. O. xD e M u th, H a rry * » tD e n n iao n . Fred, Doaaghw , W illiam , •Doam e lly, B e r tr a m , S igns G e o rge B-, K a v y Lain*; N a v a l Trail ^ th Bn., , H . M. O. R. 8. 16th Inf., Co. G N a v a l M ilitia DuryaaT*R' S ign a l Corps, ining S tation E b s a n , Gordon H ., Q. M. Corps. 407 * ~u> C , U. S. 8. Texas ♦E n k ler W illiam . E a a k o , Lam o n t. A rm y EUleon, J , H u y lor, C a p t., Q. M. Corps C ld t, Jacob, N a v a l R e s e rves ■ E U t, W a lter, Field A rtllle Jr., N a v a l Rea., N a tio n a l A rray Eng.. 448 Eng. Co. A. 506th F s l l d w t h e r , Jaa. H , M a s ter •♦ F a r m l e t t , M a rcheou, Corp -F a s e ls io , Qua, M edical Corps ra s a t a o , Jo h n , C h ie f B o a ts w a in’e M ato V a saluo, E d .,'C h i e f G u n n e r’s M ate, N a v y ■ F e r r a r a , Law rence, N a v a l M ilitia stF o r rara, Louis, 4th Dev. B a tt., Co. A, ■ F ischer, George W ., O fficers’ T rain. School ■ • F o rb e s , Alex., U. S. S. A n tigone F o rd, Daniel M „ N a tional A rm y •F o rd . Loo, Co. B, 805th Inf. F o a tar, H a r r y L-, 1 s t Lieut., 887th In f a n tr y F e e , G e o rge B., 107th In f a n t r y ■ F r a s e r , F r a n k W - 2nd L t., Av. Sig. Corps ■ F r its, Em il W ., N a v . Res., radio electrician -F r o s t , W a rd. N a v y F u g e , C h a rles G., 2nd cl. m ach. m a te. N a v y •♦ G e rm e n d , M e r ton, 2nd Field A rtillery -G ibbous. W illie A.. A r tillery O e s y , Flem ing Jo h n , N a tional Array GlabaC C h ris. A., N a tio n a l Army C O b a rt. F red W ., Jr., N a v a l R e s e rve ^ r t . G s M ^ J r ^ O J t h Aoro^ o ^ N a tio n a l Arm y O h sevor, Andrew , N a tio n a l Arm O o t d a a o , C h a r lee. Co. H , 826th ’A Q shita. B e rnard, M e d ical Corpi CoM on. A a ron C , N a v a l R R aym o n d , Natioi , E u a o o l V , N a tl «ud*Anar SV. d«. GCOrP’ irp . Chem. W a r.Ser. H o a ry E „ H e a d q u a r ters, M. T. D. •G n e e t, W llllara W . S e rg e a n t. 5 1 s t In f a n tr y G u b l, H e rm a n , N a tio n a l A rm y H a n . F r a n k E-, A. N. D e tachm e n t H a m llto a , C h a rles A ., N a tional A rm y H a m m o a d , D r. A. 1 s t L i e u t . S u re. Corps -M a a s e n , G e o rge H .. 1 0 7 th Inf. Supply Co. •H a r b o u r , W illiam ,U . 8. 8 . W y o m ing H a r tm a n n . Jo h n N - J r , Corp., Q. M. Corps H a tael, M a r g a ret, M a r in e C o rps R e s e rve M e a ly, Brswet, U. 8 . S. V e rm o a t gtaa, George, ______ W illiam , M o tor T ru c k Co. I t * H ig g in s , G e e rg a . U . S. S. S t CaaUla H ig g le can. F rederick J , N a tional Arm y H lgglnson, Joseph J , N a tio a a l A rm y Sx. ■Holm ea, E d w S . Inf., N a tio n a l Arm y Bn. a A , C a p t.. 107th N a v . Res.. 2nd jnact !nd el. m ach. h. sab. 807th Infantry H o a ry D., Q u a r term a s te r s ’ Corps F rederick G-. E n g ineors’ Dept. :ioRMBt B„ C a p t.. Signal Corps Clifford, *06th In f a n try S e a u e r L.. N u r s e Corps h.irles A., N a tional Arm y son, Frederick • f P e t t i t , Joseph, S e rg e a n t, 165th In f a n tr y Pierce, C h arles E., M a c h ine Gun, 10th Ini P1RNIE, JAM E S — Died in Service Pirnie, P e ter Piock, H e n ry, A r tillery, F o rt Hancock •R o b ins, F rank, C o rporal, Signal Corps t*R u « » e ll, Guy A., M a c h ine Gun, 10th Inf. Salmo, P e ter •S a n d e rs, Erneist Schlegal, John 'S e a m a n , Raym o n d F., 'S ilv e rstro m c , Boniface Sm ith, P e ter xSm ith, Theodore B., F o r t H e n ry H a rrison xSm ith, H a rry , N a tional A rm y SPELIN O , ANTON— Died in Service xSpelino, P o rfu F ., N a tional Ar re E., A v iation N a tional Army •£'■ ' DW S S K ^ c', tStK I. a T n, Clifford, C o ” ' ! HQith Inf. n s , Edw a rd B., j r ., N a v a ' R e s e r J ® y ,*H « r hci-V^N^'t Iona i y K o c h , Louis, Jr., N a tional A rm y K lee, Dr. L u th e r H , 1 s t Lieut. K r e s s , Jo h n , lr., In f s n tr y K loiber, R u d o lph, N a tionsl Arm Law rence, O m ar, N a tional A rm y Lom a n , B ryon, R egulars i^rnian, Leonard, R e g u lars M ax, Irv in g J., N a tional A rm y w S ? r r , ?J?‘ T h o m .., N a v al R e s e r v e » f h^ v i v r er r ' „ f Nw^„Rd7* M o rse, B e n jam in F., N a tional A rm y M o rnington, Jo h n C., N a tional A rm y P e M r , : T r , t r ; PK ..PNavNyati0rml A rm y I P rin c e , Jo h n , Signal Corps | \R a k e r, F r a n k , In f a n tr y R a p u z z i, A n thony, N a tional A rm y R a y n o r, F r a n k C ., 13th A r tillery. C. G I R a y n o r, H a rry , N a v al R e serve I R y d e r, C arl, N a tional Army I £ ik ?1r . Jo s e p h F „ N a tional A rm y I Sc ? 1,y.’, Jo h ' , w - N a tional A rm y I S c h n e ller, F red H ., N a tional A rm y S c h u m a n , P a u l G., 1st L i e u t , In f a n t r y beam a n , Jo h n A., C o ast Guard Seam a n , W ilfred, C o ast Guard S m ith, W a lter, Irish F u s iliers I f ^ z M R ^ U r a V ^ y •S to r y , R o b e rt, N a v al R e serve S tu m p f, W illiam , C o a s t Guard S tu t s k i , Jo h n , N a tional Arm U tz. A n thony, Naval M ilitia Med. Corps WISHINGTON FIRST ' LIBERTY BONDHOLDER He Lent $72,000, Without Inter est, to the Government He Fought to Establish. On ,tiie btrtliday annlvenwry of Gtoorge Washington It Is doubly Inter esting now to note that the Father of His Country wa* the first Liberty Bond holder, In the true sense of the term. Washington, from time to time dur ing the Revolutionary War, advanced some $72,500 to the young Covernment kf paying expenses that the Govern ment was under obligation to pay. This sum does not represent all that he actually spent, as later he found he had omitted many Items In the hurry of warfare. The loan consti tuted a non-interest bearing Invest ment In the first national Liberty Bond. To loan thus to the Government en tailed sacrifices on Washington's part which the present day holder of Lib erty Bonds does not have to undergo. To get the funds with which to con tinue the loaning of money to his country he was compelled to sell fimp- erty In Virginia. When the American Army was quartered In New Jersey for the winter, provisions were an scarce ns money, and he ordered sup plies requisitioned from the people. Holders of the requisition receipts given where It was necessary to take food for the soldiers in reality became Liberty Bond holders. Ultimately they received full value In money. George Washington, the first Liberty Bond holder, had to establish the gov ernment which was to repay him. The faith he demonstrated can well be re membered today with the Victory Lib erty Loan soon to he Issued by the country of which lie was the first President. + + + + + + + + -l, -!’ + + '4’ 4 ’ + + + ’l ’ Roan tree, Jam e s 3., A v iation ‘ R o g e rs, P e rcy C - 101st E n g ineers Rollo, A lfred L., Officers T raining C am p R o a toucher, G e o rge A., Corp., Inf., Co. E , 48 ‘ R o thelm , H a rold B.. Corp., M. 8. T r a i n 416 R u s s e ll, Jo h n H ., N a tional A rm y R u sso, H e n ry , N a tional Arm y ♦ ‘ V a lentine, Calvin ‘ ♦Van Deueen, Lionel V a n d ew a te r, A r th u r W h ite, W illiam •W h ltehouse, C h a rles, ‘ W illiam s, E lm e r S., W inters, John 1st Lieut., A v iation 12 H e a d q u a r ters Co. “ Sanderson, G e o rge, Co. G. 16th Inf. ‘ S a rr o , Joseph, N a tional Arm y ■ S a p e reteln, Philip, N a tional Army Scandals, F ran k , M o u n ted Police, U p ton Schloee, A lfred, Inf., N a tional A rm y Schloaa, Leo, 2d Lieut., A. S. A. R. M. A. Schloee, M e rvin, Officers T r. Camp, N . .York S c h m idt, W a lte r C-, U. 8. 3. K e n tucky xSchneider, C arl, Naval Aviation ‘ ♦ S enf, F r e d W ., In f a n try xShapero, Ju l iu s R., D e n tal Corps ‘ S h leber, Sam u el H., Corp., Co. D, 306 F. A. Siglllo, S a lvatore, N a tional A rm y Sim p son. Jo h n , Q u a r term a s ters’ Corps ‘ Sim*. C h a rles, Corp., 8 . O. S. xSm ith, B e rgen, Jr„ N a tional A rm y Sm ith, H a rold W ., chief q u a r te r m a s ter, N . M. ‘ S m ith, H o w a rd L., Cook. 805th In f ., Co. E. * ‘ S m ith, H o w a rd N., 106 th In f a n tr y Sm ith, J . D. Lloyd, E n s ign, N a v a l R e s e r v e ‘Sm ith, Jo s e p h L., N a tional Arm y Sm ith, M elville R., M. T. C„ Cmp. Jo h n s t o n Sm ith, N e lson H „ C o ast G u a rd •S m ith , O liver, In f a n try xS m ith, R o b e rt T., N a tional Army Sm ith, R u s s e ll S„ Inf., N a tional A rm y •♦xS m ith, T llford, N a tioaal Army S m ith, U lyaaee, N a tional Army S m ith, V a lentine, C o a s t Guard xS m ith, W illiam , N a tional Army ‘ S m ith. W illiam F „ A m m u n ition T rain xSoIom ita, A n thony, N a v a l R e serve Soper, Claude, N a v y , l e t Class Y e o m e n • S o p er, F red , C h ief P e t t y Olfic S o u th a rd , C h a rles M., C o a s t Gi S o u th a rd , F red , N a tional A rm y S tein, M a u rice A , N a v a l M ilitia S tephana, S tanley, C o a s t Guard ‘S tew a r t, Jam e s B., l e t Claes Y e o m a n S to r y , O tis l _ N a v a l A v iation S to r y , S tephen B., E n s ign. In ch a rg e E n g in eers’ School, Pelham Bay S tevenson, Jo h n , N a tional A rm y •T a y lo r , J . K e n n e th, S e rgeant, T a n k s T a y lor, R a y m o n d H., N a v . Roe., 2d cL •T e a s . H o w a rd J., En ng gin ineers, 29th x T e e p n , Clifford, W a r Gas D e p a rtm e n t T h o m p s o n , G ilbert S-. le t L ieut., Am. E Gi - - » - lot T h u r s to n , Lew is, In f a n tr y x ‘\ T o oo mm ear, r, H ee nn ry,ry, 15th5th 1 o H 1 In f a n try , Co. E •T r a v i s . R a lph, Signal Corps , ♦ • T r a y e r , A. C., Corp-, 166th In f a n t r y T ree. E d w a rd W , E n s ign, U. S. N. R. F. T rubenback, C larence, U. S. 8. M innesota T ry o n , B e rt, forem a n m achine shop \Y ryon, Edw a rd, In f a n tr y V a lentine, LeRoy W - N a tional Array V a n d e w a ter, D a n ie l P., N a tional A rm y V tertel, _Jacob,„ Navalav •vZft N a l R e s e rve o g t, E r n e s t, Q u a rtsrm a e tere Corps A o r g a , 1 s t R e g im e n t M o tor M W a llace. Clyde. N a v al R e s e rve W a lH ag. M ilton, N a v a l R e s e rve •♦ W a r e . FredaH c k C, Co. K. 107th t* W a r r e n , C h a rles E., In f a n tr y W a rd , J . Lkw rance, U. S. S. Ammo •W a term a n , K e n n e th 3 , In f a n try W ee-stager, F r a n k . N a tional Army A u g u e tua V., N a tional Arm:y W e b e r, A u g u s tu s V - N a tion a l A rm W e e k s , C h a rles F „ Supply Co.. 106th Inf. W a y a n t . G e o rge S., C apt. C o a s t G u a rd W h a ley, IrVlng, C o a s t Guard •W h i t t a k e r , Raym o n d , Corp., M ach. G u n 604 W h i t t a k e r , W illiam H , In d Lieut.. In f a n t r y W h ite, Jo h n R. 3., L i e u t . S a n itary C o rps W h r it r a o u r . E r n e s t W lgninB, P l a t t K., A v iation xW iliete, LeRoy, N a tional Army •W U Itam e. C h a rles, 61et Pioneer In f a n t r y • w n ilaaaa, P b llotue A.. S e r g t 108th E n g . W illiam s , 3. purely. N a tional A rm y •W U Itam e, W a lte r , 16th Inf.. Co. G •W U llam e . W illiam R-. Medical Corps W llllam e a a , Jo h n xW ilson, H a rold C. ‘ W ilson, F e r r y J., Corp.. 8Id Serv. Co., 8. C. W q o d , H a rv e y . N a v a l M U itia W o o d h o u e e, H a rtlaad , E n s ign. N a v a l A v ia. W o o d ley. Jam e a . N a tional Arm y W r i g h t Law rence. Ins.. Signal Corps W r ig h t, E d w a rd E , N a tional Ar a W H g h t Louie. U. 8 .8. Nevada a 'W u l f i n g . G e o rge, ehlef electrician. N . MU. M E R R I C K •A n g e l, W a lter V., Co. A. 10th Ini •B e tte, A lbert J., 107th R e g im e n t B u n k e r, H a rold £ ., L ieu t., P aJham lbam ] .. F a B ay, j N . Y S. S. Lake Superio E n g ineers 7. 8. S. Pueblo m Law rence, •C a m e ron, John-j Railwi C a rpenter, F ran k , N a v y , 17. _ _____ xC h eshire, Sam u el, N a tio n a l Arm y C h e shire, W illet, C am p M ills, N. Y. Clem ent, Eugene, M e tuchen, N. J. •C o lvin, H e rbert, C o rporal. M. T. D. Colvin, F rank, M o tor Traffic Corps C lark, L a y ton E.. L ieut.. 4 th O. T. C., Cut Dazell, R o b e rt W ., N a tio n a l Arm y D raper, George, M a n talopen, N. J. D lstafano. Philip, Cam p U p ton F ish , A r th u r , Camp G reen leaf, Ga. G lraud, G eorge, C am p U p ton H a rvey, Alex. D., F o r t M o n roe. Va. •H e u e rm a n n , A lfred A., 82nd P. O. D. H e w lett, Fred, L ieu ten a n t, Carpp M ills, N. •K u p fer, C h a rles. L ie eu uten tena ai n t, 119th In f a n ^ ^Y. lea. L i S c h u y ler, C am p Jackson, Fla. lord rles, C am p Go rdon F ., F t. B e n j. H a rris- Lom an, B ryan F ., F t. Lom an, Leonard, Cp. T e r r y , C o rpus Lom an, K a thleen, N a v y D e p t., W a shington M ecking. C h a rles, jr., Cam p M ead, Md. M e tzger, W m . J . , 33rd Inf., Co. C C h rU tia M e tzge r. W m . J , 33 rd Inf., M o ran, P e ter, C a n a d ian F o r MMu u lcahy.-jaroee,eaky, A irr Statloin tatlo . Bay Shore, L.L l Jam e s , A i ‘ M u lcahy, George ‘ M uller, ller, G u s tav, 8 0 5 th M. G. B a ttalion qm .. N a v a l MUItU u G u s ta v , 8 0 5 th M. ‘ M u ller, H e rbert, 6 th Englm M u ller. H e n ry, Cam p Gordoi N o rthridge, H a rry , l e t cl q R a n d a tzo, J., Cam p U p ton •R o b ineon, B e v e rley, CnpL, 806th M. 0 . B. Rowe, C h a rles, Cam p U p to n Schwab, H e rm a n C , C a p t., Cp. Devena, M ass Shebe, Fred, Cam p U p ton Sneer, W a iter E., M a jor, Cam p U p ton ‘ S avona, F rancis, Corp., O rdnance Dept. ‘ S p earm a n , R o b e rt J . •Slm e e, C h arles F red e rick •V a lentine, C alvin, 18th In f a n t r y V an Sicilian, R o b e rt L .. P e lham B a y , N. Y. V a m e k e , C h a rles, F o r t Slocum V e r r a ttl, A lbert C , C am p U p ton BELLMORE Adam s, George R - N a tio n a l A rm y ‘ Baldwin, A m o . 3. C B artholom ew , C lare S., N e w p o rt N ews. Va. B e ta, M ika, Camp U p ton B e ta, W illiam , N a v y , U . 8. 8. W y o m ing Bloom er, A n d e rson, C a m p U p ton •B o h n e m a n n . E lm o re H . •B r itto n , F ran k R. Brockm a n , W a lter, F o r t Slocum •B u a c k , R u d o lph, 107th M. G. C. B u sch, John A., N a tio n a l A rm y D u n n , Roy, care P o s tm a s t e r . N. Y. City G reen, H e n ry B., N a tio n a l A rm y •H a rd y , H a rold, l e t U , 8, ~ ’ •H a rd y . W a lter, l e t U. S. Engle ‘ H o d g son, Prod, 107th M n ehlne H o rn. A r th u r , T r a n s p o r t S e rvice Howloy, George, U. S. N. A.. R. C. xHolcom b , D r. H e n ry V., Cnpt.. 1 Johnson. G eorge, Dallam, Texas Johnson. P e ter, Ke •Jae g e r , PauL Natl K arp. rp, Ale*., C o ast to ig ln e e re Med. Coras to n a l Ai rm y G n n rd. Quogne. L. L G eorge, Dallas, P e te r, E n g .. T r a n s p o r t Service . „ _ r, P a u l, N a tio n a l A K a A k * ., v •K o c h , Jacob, W f S S ' ? : . t e n a U1 ^ v r ™lrt« F rw Urick, rlck^ J r , N a tional A rm y Schabs, F re d e ‘ t S ind b u r T h u n S m ith.th, W liilamlliaae, , F.o S m i W l F r t M o n roe, Va. S o u thard. A r thur, U . 8. 8. 8. C. m t h M, •V o n M echow, H e rb e r t. •V o n Mochaw, H a rold. 806th •tW M d e m a e , fern f t A rm y M a. B u tt, a O. B a tt, WANTAGH : ^ w< ^ p , Goh?n. inf. • t a r J ^ vv uuo\ Oom xBedley. Elvlu, PeU iny. N a v al M P., Na ational tional W h ite! F r a n k , cLrp.*!1 M B c h in^G u n Co.. 10th Von W h it. i, O tto I Pcllenb Army •harg, Louis, N a tional A rm y neliue. N a tional Arm: w h i t . ; w’& ^ k . l r . ^ r ' A L , C h a r lea J ., N a tional A rm y W ildberger, Theo.. Naval R e s e rve W ildberger, Em il, Naval R e s e rve S M I T H V I L L E S O U T H B a r b .r o , P a s q u a le, N a tional An B. teHi^E^‘ve’i°G,lsA=n,pae P u W H? r v «y- Gamp W a d s w o rth •H a ll, F red E , 302nd E n g ineer T rain •H a v a n a , R alph D„ 15th In f a n tr y H o d g e s , Luke, 802nd E n g ineers ksoo , Clarence son, C alvin, Nati •SSw* •H a ‘ H e _ •J a c k s Jack s o n , C alvin , N a tio n a l Army Jo h n s o n , V ictor, 307th In f a n tr y •* B u w l l , N a tional Army ih> Eugene 8. P reston L u ta, W illiam , 802nd Eng. S u p p ly T rain btitiUzZ'- Netion“ Army M e lvta Sidn/y*' 2nd Field A r till«r l' ‘ Ohm , H o w a rd rail, C h a rles, Pow ell, C h a rle s, Camp Gordon. Oa. R e g a n , Jam e s , N a v y ‘f e ’ F ran c is , ff t h ’ V ^ O . t C Schlim p a r, H e n ry W „ N a v y , U. 8. S. Isabel S k renda, A fred G eorge, U. S. S. T e x a s Arti,ler)' ‘T r e n lso c , George C., ‘ T rouee,* J a m e s TR O U S E , LIB E R T Y , Died at F t . Slocum V lnlotla ste r y r o e C„ N a tional A rm y W a a e u n g , Theodore, F t, Slocum W e n lack, W „ N a tional Arm y Notice to Readers Readers of THE NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW are cordially invited to send items of interest to our office and we will be glad to publish them. Any activity in our community, religious, social, benevolent, fra ternal or civic, in which yon are interested, will be given space In our columns. Please sign your full name and address, so that further detail* may be secured if necessary. OUR FRIENDS ARE STRONG LY URGED TO SEND ALL ITEMS SO AS TO REACH THE BY WEDNESDAY MORNING. Notes which arrive too late for publication in the current issue will be printed the following week if available. Write plainly on only one aide of paper and send sll communica tions to NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW *Phoae 8 Freeport WHIG. MILDER, Inc. RAYMOND J . MILLER. M gr. FEBRUARY 22, 1919. By EARL BALDWIN THOMAS. Today we join to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Wash ington, who, when a boy, chopped down his fatheTs cherry tree, and later, though but still a youth, surveyed the trackless forest waste, and always prac ticed simple truth in every proj ect lie embraced. Then when the Revolution broke 'our George stepped bravely to the fore and threw aside our foreign yoke, and saw us safely through the war. No adjectival flourish here could tell in full his epic life, but this we know and hold it dear, he won our nation’s pri mal strife; lie fought, he built, lie sagely taught, he loved I Ills land of liberty, and what ids sac rifice then bought Is handed on to you and me. To him we owe undying debt to keep our na tion's honor bright, and emulate him so that yet we travel hold ing Freedom’s light; we cannot all chop cherry hark, but we van chop the “overhead,\ and, cut ting out some costly lark, buy W. S. S. instead ! 4- + + + + + + ’t ’ + + ’l ’ + + + + + + '!’ HOW W. S. S. INCREASE THE DOLLARS INVESTED If Christopher Columbus, when be discovered America in 1492, hod sold $100 worth of the treasure he took back to Spain and invested It at com pound interest at 4 per cent the $100 would have grown to over $2,000,000,- 000 today, an amount equal to the First Liberty Loan! There were no War Savings Societies in those days, how ever, and Columbus cannot be blamed for failing to provide such an amount for tlie future welfare of the nation which grew up on the continent he found. But dollars can lie put to work now. Invested where they will gain Interest, they work without your aid. Govern ment War Savings Stamps operate on this principle. In five years a War Savings Stamp which cost $4.12 tills year will he worth $5. The following table shows how $100 grows when In vested and left to accumulate: Interest compounded every six months at the rate o f 4 per cent In 6 y e a r s 1100 w ill tu r n in t o In 6 y e a r s 6100 w ill tu r n in to In 10 y e a r s 8100 w ill tu r n Into In 15 y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n Into In I7 H y e a rn $100 w ill tu r n In to y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In to y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n Into y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In t o y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n Into y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n in t o y e a r s $10* w ill tu r n In t o y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n Into y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In to In 5214 y e a r s 4100 w ill tu r n Into In 55 y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In to In 68 y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In t o $1,000.00 In 70 y e a r s $100 w ill tu r n In to $1,(00.00 In 20 In 28 In 35 In 40 In 41 In 46 In 49 In 60 $126.82 $148.59 $181.14 $200.00 $ 221.00 $300.00 $400.00 $487.00 $660.00 $400.04 $700.00 $734.04 1800.04 $843.00 T -JIL I f _____ ^ A royal palace, consisting of what Is known as the \white lower,\ ap pears to hnve been the bogl— l7>g of the Tower e* London. It wa» com menced by William’s son. William Be- fus, who. Ip 1008, sammnded It with walls nod a broad ditch. Several soe- feeding kings made addition* to It, and King Edvard III erected the church. In HCS the old white tower was rebuilt, and In the reign of Charles II u great number of additions were made to it- The new buildings In the tower were completed to 1850. Making Americana. If we will plant the children hf our Immigrants In American soil, give them American companions, teach them in the American language, let them breathe American literature, discipline them In the American art of self-gov ernment, warm their hearts In the sun shine of American tenderness, sympa thy and good fellowship, and always respect the nature which God has given them however it may differ from ours, they will grow up loyal, patriotic, devoted Americans.—Lyman Abbott. At • ... , preme Court York, held iu end for > of Nassau at the County House in the village of Mi u-ola in Nassau County on the 20th day of January, 1919. PRESENT • _ HON. JOSEPH ASPINALL, Justice In the Matter of the Application of FREEPORT i RAILROAD COMPANY, • cor- | poration for. Voluntary Diasolu- ; tioti. Early Morning Exercise. ‘D o n ’t roll out of bed like a sailor,\ says a newspaper doctor. “Stretch the muscles and the legs and abdomen Im mediately after awakening. Putting on one’s stockings In bed Is a, good way to accomplish this result and re duce flesh.\ Obviously, to follow these Instructions, one should take the stockings to bed the night before. Most of the exercise, then, naturally will consist In finding the stockings among the bed clothes the next morning.— Kansas City Star. Records Salt in Sea Water. An Instrument has been devised which gives n eontlnuons record of the salinity of sen water by the meas urement of its electrical conductivity. A pair of electrolytic cells have been designed which, when used with a suit able alternating-current galvanometer, will give satisfactory operation In con nection with a recorder. The tempera ture compensation Is obtained by placing both cells, which are iu the fwo arms of a Wheatstone bridge, In a uniform temperature bath. P o t Temperature at the North Pole. It is not a matter of record th a t: Peary took the temperature during ids 'short stay at the Pole, hence there Is no Nortli pole temperature record that j we know about. The probable maxi-1 mum temperature, however, cannot he much above the freezing point, not- j withstanding Its 24-hour day, for the 1 Pole is isolated and in an ocean in which it is necessary to melt all the ice and snow before the immediate surfneo temperature rises much above 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Did You Ever Do This? V isitors or strangers coming into an office are often em b a rrassed by the d is courtesy of office em p loyees who Ig- j note their presence—or w a it for some one else to inquire the visitor’s errand. Any employee who happens to he near w h en a stranger enters should address ; him courteously an d usk If he can take a m e ssage or be of assistance. The 1 visitor’s im p ression of the em p loyer | often Is affected by the attitu d e of the j employee.—Biddy Bye. T ’ e House T h a t T h r if t Built. SA V E S C O A L One Pound of CALOXI treats two tons of coal and makes it do the work of three tons, or mon ey refunded. Testimonials on request. Sent on Receipt of Price, $1.00 NATIONAL CALOXI CORP., 507 FIFTH AVL, N. Y. CITY War Savings Stamps start you saving. Every War Savings Stamp Is a stop towards prosperity. Buglme; War Savings Stamps me selling the Government monsg at a profit. ****************** INCOME TAX 18 TRULY POPULAR. \The payment of Income taxes takes on a new significance which should be understood by every citizen. The taxstlon sys tem of this country Is truly pop ular, of tbe people, by the peo ple and for the people. Every citizen la liable to tax, and the amount of the tax is graduated according to the success and for tune attained by each individual In availing himself of the oppor tunities created and preserved by our free Institutions. The method and degree of the tax la determined by no favored class, but by the reprseentstires of tbe The proceeds of the tax a national Another American Triumph. A European record for the most heavily laden freight train was estab lished by a Ruanian railroad when an American locomotive hauled a train 2,800 feet long with a load of 4,424 tons. Singleness of Purpose. \It may sound strange,” said the boarding-house bachelor, “but a lot of men are convinced that the easiest way to win tlje battle of life Is to fight It single-handed.\ Jad Boy I Jessie came Into the house carrying a dead bird In her hand. With team In her eyes she said: “Oh, mother, see the poor birdie; there was a bad boy oetelfe and be gunned It.\ Room In Morocco, an area equal to that of Tex- Irds of it tillable, Morocco than 10 per cent of Its eofl even the rudest culdvatk*. DRUGS Stop that Cough or Cold Before it grows to something worse Rexall Cherry Bark 25c and 50c Rexsll White Fine Tar and Wild Cherry 25c a id 50c Rexall Cough Remedy 25c and 50c For that obetinate cough Abrams’ White Piue and Cod Liver Oil Cempound, combined 50c a bottle Our own remedy, and a good one The Rexall Store CLARENCE 8. ABRAMS, Ph. G. 23 W. Merrick Rd., Freeport Phone No. 1 FOR SALE STABLE MANURE Shipped to Balk By Rati and By Water On reading and filing the petition of Thomas P. C. Forbes, Jr_ Julius Bind- rim, Alice E. Forbes, J. A. Schultz and William Forbes, a majority of the directors of the Freeport Railroad Company, a corporation, created un der the laws of this State and having its principal office located in the Vil lage of Freeport, County of Nassau and State of New York, and the sched ule thereto annexed duly verified by the petitioners on the 4th day of Oc tober, 1918; the 31st day of Decem ber, 1918, and the 7th day of Janu ary, 1919, from which petition it ap pears that the case is one of those specified in Section 170 of the General Corporation Law, and it further ap pearing to the satisfaction of the Court from said petition that the said corporation is insolvent, and On reading and filing notice of thin application dated January 8th, 1919, with proof of due service thereof and of said petition and schedule and of a copy of this order on the Attorney General of the State of New York, and after hearing George M. Bode, Esq., of counsel for the petitioners in support of said motion, and tto one representing the Attorney-General, Now, on motion of George M. Bode, attorney for the petitioners, IT IS ORDERED, that, all pe-sons interested in said corporation show cause before this Court at a Special Term thereof, to be held at the County Court House at Mineola, Nassau Coun ty, New York, on the 10th day of March, 1919, at ten o’clock in the fore noon, why said corporation should not be dissolved, and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that a copy of this order be published at least once in each of the three weeks mmediately preceding said 10th day of March, 1919, in the Nassau Coun ty Review and in the South Side Ob server, two rewspapers published in the County of Nassau, and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the petitioners herein or any party to this proceeding may at any time here after, upon necessity shown therefore, apply to this Court for the appoint ment of a Receiver of the property of said corporation. ENTER: JOSEPH ASPINALL, J. S. C. Granted; Jan. 20, 1919. THOS. S. CHESHIRE, Clerk. ENTERED IN NASSAU COUNTY, Jan. 20, 1919. THOS. S. CHESHIRE, Clerk. COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE,: STATE OF NEW YORK, :ss.: COUNTY OF NASSAU, : 1, THOMAS S. CHESHIRE, Clerk of the County of Nassau and of the Courts of Record thereof, do hereby certify that I have compared the an nexed with the original order filed and entered in my office Jan. 20,1919, and that the same is a true transcript thereof, and of the whole of such original. IN TESTIMONY WHEROF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County and Court this ?0th day of Jan., 1919. THOMAS S. CHESHIRE, (L. S.) ° Clerk. C. L MOOK Chinese Laundry Opp. L. I. R. R. Depot 14 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport, N. Y. NOTICE My service and work is first-class. Goods called for and delivered
