J-aUNTlNGTON STA.
flMIKS OF OHON?
I§.pMl§ft COM.
- . Mr. and .airs. William Dickenson
spent Wednesday la St. James.
,Hr and Mrs. Will lam Blydenburg of Lya^.U Street were Sunday
gutslfl of relatives tn Noyacfe , L. J.
. The Citizens ' Non-Partisan Com. .Mr. and Mrs. Wj lter Crawford
entertained rolativ<i3 . from Fail mittee for the Investigation and
Prosecution of Illegal Voting In tho
•ftivej , Mass., over the week-end.
, JUr* . Henry Von Elm entertained South Huntington School District ,
a number of friends at a cofle* patty organized since the last school
at. her home Thursday afternoon. meeting for just the purpose its
Hi-rold Llmouze has entered Con- name implies, are suspending all
cordia College al Bronxville , N. Y-,
w lierc ha will begin his studies for operations in connection with tho
lust election , according: to a statea 8. S. degree.
. Mrs. Lena Williams nnd nephew ment tho committee Just issued , but
of W^slbury were Monday evening will be prepared to net on any other
gu£sti of Mr. and Mrs . William meeting until after tho annual elecBlydenburg.
tion of 1938.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchel l of
Following tbe last election when
Lflng Island City woro week-end
so-called
RUOS U of Mrs . MltcJioll' s mother , three candidate ." of the
Mrs , Anna Hedliind of Third Street. "Wardle Vindication Party " were
t-leeted , there were so many charges
Albert Milbauer lias , n-siuned ills t h a t ilegai voting was carried on by
studies ut X . Y. U. in Hempstead . both sides t h a t it WIIK decided to
having been awarded , a scholarship form a lion-partisan committee to
for his second year.
investigate and submit evidence for
. .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HigKlns the good n ame of the district.
and son of New Hy<lo Park were
It. was for this purpose- that Die
weck-«nd guests of Mrs. Hlgglns " committee -wns named , -with Schuyparen ts.
ler Dalton
as chairman.
They
The Ladies ' Aid of the Bethany - checked (hr- names of nil voters , and
Church will hold an oil tlay sewing ihefr findings were submitted to the
in the church Tuesday, September District Attorney 's offlc-e and other
21 . at 10 A. M.
di-parlments interested , and here
Evelyn Boss has iiaider construc- they will let it rest as far as comtion a fine new home on Roone- mittee activities are concerned.
Their report, addresse d to the taxveU Avenue , Huntington Station.
It Is being bui lt by William A. payers and qualified voters of Huntington School District No . 18, folGatke . builder.
'lira. Nicholas Liilirs was liosless lows:
The Cilicens ' ivou-I'artisan Comat ft garden party at her home In,
Doll Brands , Inc., have tak en over
Greenlawn Thursday of last week mittee for the Investigation and
for th-e benefit of St. Fetor 's Ladles " Prosecution of Illegal Voting in the _ store, offices and warehouse
Aid.
Huntington School District 13 re- located at .Now Vork Avenue , West
Tenth Street , Huntington Station ,
t The Huntington Manor Firemen ports to you as follows:
were called out about 5 o'clock
1. We luive tinned over to the
Sunday evening to tight a fire ut District Attorney 's Office those formerly occupied by the Long IsThe premises
Tower and Winding ytreets, where cases which should lawfully be han- land Ice Company.
aye to be used for the packing and
the PVA. building wan afire.
dled by his office.
distribution
of
the
Doll Brand pro. Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Smith of
2. We have advised the SuperWhite Mains , N. V., spent the visor 's Office of the names we have ducts throughout Long I s l a n d .
Unrgo
stocks
will
be
carried In this
week-end visiting the letter 's par- of illegal voters who me- to he sued
ents, Sir . and Mrs . August Foi ten- in his nnnii * by tho TOV .II Attorney. warehouse lo facilitate deliveries
baclier, of West Hills Hand.
,1. The Commissioner of Educa- find R I V-G prompt service to the many
The Huntington Manor Tire De- tion at Albany has be,an fully in- Long Island accounts served hy this
partment enjoyed u visit to Coney formed of o-ur actions and findings. company.
Dr . C. E. Doll , who Is a VeterinIsland, where they entered into the We have requested thai imy further
spirit of the Mnrdl Urns Tuesday action on the election oC August 24 ary Doctor of Medicine , and who
has practiced in Huntington for
The trip -was made by be carried on by State
overdu e.
authority and over 25 years . Is looked upon as
bus.
not by this committee.
an authority in this field. Is viceTli o young son of ,\ lr . nnd Mrs.
•I. This committe e will suspend president of the Doll Brands , Inc.,
^
August
Zoll was baptized Harold
all
operations
in
connection
with
the
and acts in an advisory capacity on
Warren by the Rev, Paul II. PallTho com- aJl pre pa rat Ion s used on live stocks.
meyer ait St. Peter's Lutheran election of August 24,
Church Saturday evening at' ulslit mittee will , however , be prepared to He has made It possible to bring
Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd act at any other meetings where tills Industry £o Long island. ,
o'clock,
voting takes place on school matThe management is in the hands
CohKhlln w<>re his godparents.
Sllss Edna Horn ol Nineteenth ters until u t t e r the annual meeting of men long exiperlenced In the manufacture nnd distribution of the proStreet was given it surprise party of iaas.
The committee wishes to slate ducts manufactur ed and packed by
by 25 of her younj,' friends at her
Miss their nets have been non-partisan Ihe Doll Bands , Inc .
home on Saturday evening.
Doll Brands . Inc., specializes in
In no .case has a
Horn, logether with lier parents , and impartial.
motored to New Paltz Sunday where member of this committee asked agricultural and vet erinary chemishe entered the New l'ultz Normal whom a person voted for . We have- cal supplies , a line of dog and live
in vestlgutt'd each l i r e g u 1 a r I ty stock remedies , also all types of
School .
Shirley Ann is the luimc bestowed brought to our attention regardless disinfectants , agricultura l supplies ,
soaps, waxes , polishes ami n comon the infant daughter of Mr. and of who was involve d .
plete line of sanitary product s used
Mrs. Andrew Barrows who was bapRespectfully submitted,
by schools nnd county institutions.
tized at St. Peter's Lutheran Church
TUB COMMITTEE ,
Tlie Doll Brands. Inc., Is welcomSunday hy the pastor , Ihe Uev . Paul
Schuyler DiLlton
ed to Huntington and will be supH. I'allmeyer . Cornwll Kasso anil
George Kua n
ported by lx>_ng Islanders, • everyMiss Xonn Royall nro the baby 's
J. Albercht llano •
where who are- users of these chemsponsors ,
Henry Neuroth ical preparations.
The South Huntington Community
Charles fro beck
Released September 13, 1937.
Baptist Church bus purchased a plot
Jonas Illiniuelfa rhe,
DOLL BRANDS , INC .
of ground next to the present church
Attorney.
Huntingto n Station , N. Y.
consisting of live lots to meet the
Telephone Hunt. 1253.
demands of the growing church and
Bible school . The pastor has great
hopes lor tills growing section of
•Huntlncton. This Is .about the Inst
of the lots left on till a street. Several buildings aud homes nro In the
planning by those who have already
bought . Pastor Huff states lie does
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not knew of a liner or more beauti(Continued from First Page)
ful locution for a hom-e. He advises
Small flowering, three blooms—
tho early purchase of « home site Mrs . Charles O'Dniioliue.
Tcilm MncKny by 7 up and i> to play;
here on the lots which remain . The
Novelties , three blooms — Mrs. l^e Oi-demmi heat S. Oelnnd hy I
prices cannot be duplic ated.
uji and il to pluy; W. A. Vv. Stewart
Lambert Siiytliun.
Calendulas , three blooms — Mrs. d rew a bye; H . L. doForest drew a
bye; C. A. McG-uIn * bent L. DuckCharles O'Donohiie.
•i
Fall Progra m at Bethany
Cosmos, t hree sprays—Mr s. Oeo. gj iber by 7 up and 2 to play; J. C.
Church Savage nnd Mrs. Stanl ey J a d w l n , Ingersoll drew a bye; O. Payne
Bethany
Presbyterian
will open Its fall pro K rain on tliu lied.
drew a bye; S. Callaway heat ' T\
last Sunday of this m o n t h , Urn 2ilth
One .specimen of any o t h e r a n n u a l FMohls by ;i u p and 2 lo p lay; L.
when Rall y Day will bo observed not. mentioiif d—Mrs . Churles O'Dou - Carll drew a bye : ,1. Osleniloif drew
in Churc h and Sunday School anil ohue .
a bye; T. V. Scholl bout William
Young People 's organ Icatlons. The
Col lee I Ion of minimis , not morn Korwlll by Ii up and 5 lo play and
young people arc u eulng off to n Hum one of each kind -Mrs. (ieorge It. Cheshire won from W, C. Cay
good stin t this ywar In th at they Savage.
by default.
are planning lo slum* in tin; Rally
Second Round—Bryant won from
Rosea
to bo held In the churches of Hunt1 aylor by default; Klilivd Ro beat
Hybrid
T«?
UB
,
three
blooms—Mrs,
P-iorson by 2 up; W. n. McGuire
ington on Saturday of this week,
heat Oidomnn by -I up and H to play;
On Itully Sunday lh<i church ser- Henry 11, Snylor.
Hybrid
IVi-potuuls
,
ihree
blooms
vice will be held ill 11 o'clock , tho
S t e w a r t won from deForest hv de.
-M
rs,
tieorge
Savage,
fiiult; C. A. MoGuiiM ' , Jr., bent Inusual hour for the fall and winter,
Polyanthus. Ihree sprays — Mrs. gersoll by 7 UJI and I! to play; Oiland t h o S u n d a y School will contieorge
Siivnge.
vene nt 9:15.
luwuy won from Payne by default;
.Delphiniums , one stcillt — Mrs , Carll beat (1st endnrf by 5 up nnd 3
- O n t lio first .Suudiij' In October
to play, and Sc-holl won from Cheshtlio church will share In tho world- (Ieorge lliirimin.
Kunkln ( l l o s t n ) , lavender flower- ire by default.
wlilo Communion service of the
Presbytorlnii Chtin-li nnd October ing, three stalks—Mm, (leo , GuileQuarter Finals—Ilryant defeated
ICIdredge by 1 up In 20 holes; W. B.
has hewn designated hy thc olUcorn brad.
,
Phlox
three stalks — Mrs, John MeCitilro won from Stewart by doas Loyalty month.
The young people's Drnmntio V. ltiuikcn.
I'lillll; C, A, McOulre , Jr.. defeated
A
n
y
other
perennial not mention- Calloway by 3 up and 1 to p lay and
Club h.-is met regularly during the
ed
,
one
specimen—M
rs,
cleorge
SnvCarl l defeated Scholl by l up nnd
summer mouths in a sm-lal capac1 to play,
ity ami nlready imve plans well In UKC .
\
Collection
of
perennial
s,
not
more
hand for their ilrst piny.
Soml-Finiils—Carll beat C. A, McThe
than
one
uf
each
kind—Mrs.
Ot'orge
Guire, Jr., by S up and t> to play;
trustee * also luivo ii committee at
the tllryiml-W. H. McGuIro match
work for the production of u 'm in- Savage ,
strel s how to he glve- n during tlm
hus not yet bo-en played.
Gladiolus
fall, On Monday, October IS tliu
Large dowering, ono splko , with
Indies will sponsor a Leeds' sup- Individual Unrein I Inch es or more C ross Country May Be Organized
per, dotuiIs of which will ' appear - M r s , Charles O'Doiioliue .
nt South Huntington
soon,
Small llow-eilng, three spikes w i t h
In nn t'ftort to orKiinizo a fall
Individual florets miliar -I Inches— Mjini -i siiltnbk* for n mnnll I I I BII
Mrs . M. AlU'ii Wnrrmi.
Hohool, coach C. Hall In conahltirDemocrats Are Hopeful
ins tho |uin«tullity of oi'Kiinleliif '
Dlihllns
The U ousevelt Deiiioer ntle Soclnl
l-Jirgo dowering, double , o n e crt)B8 country tills full, A rather
Chili held a nu-ciiiig hist Mon day
Iwrito Ki-outi of hoya h»v« millwveiilu i! when .hwi'iih O'Hrlf-n, hloom- Mrs. K, Rodney Flake.
Small dowering, niliiliiture , three cnttxl n desire lo |iiii-tl«l|into In tlio
Di iliiociallc candidate * for Suffolk
Mt
iuit,
Hall claims tliu t ho tlooa
County wns the speal-ier of the eve- blooms— M M . Stanley ICIilredgo ,
Small Hovvor liiK, pompom , thre e not oxpp ct lo- dovi'lop a winning
ning.
team tho Ilrs t yum* lint bt>llovon
Mr. O'lirlen, an attor ney, in his blooms—-Mrs, Charles D-ouphor.
Small dowering, single, throe that II will bo valuable In ilovuloptalk outlined the dut ies nf the ofInn hoys physically for hnskot hall
flee hu Ht 'oks this corning election, blonm g—-Mrsi , Stanley HMIredge.
Collection of vegetables In a bus. iiaiil othor orpranUoil snorts. It la
Ho Bpoli u* also of the niiiilltti 'ii.
tlntm a! the rest of t h e eandldaUm ket in- on it liny—-Mrs, 10, Rodney pNpoctctl thnt uroHH country rtiha.
will bo coniluctcil with neluiibot*
Fiske .
run n I nil on the county ticket,
t i m u p nf Polled I'I IIHU — Mrs , I IJB schools,
Wutor ComiiilssluuDi' John T,
Lolpor told the members that tho John V. hiuikeil.
Individ ual specimen ot polled South Huntingto n Student Wins
Parly would hnvn ;i lino Town
Art Award
tlokii t, and Dint nil Indications mo pHinls , ilim-orlng—Mrs , 1-:, Rodney
for n MJce pMsful cnmnni gu for tho Finite.
A l h i ' i t W II U IIIH IJC , II Htmloi- ut
Individu al specimen of potted South Huntlu Kt on HI R II School ,
Dftmoc-rntic Party thin full,
Jlobort Hiilrston , President of plants , follngo — Mill , K. Rodney waa ono of t h e poster contest winthe club , until thnt tho outlook for FUke.
Horn In a roeont content Bpoiiaoroil
thO Democrats win nnver brighter Resides these there -worn three hy thi> American Humnno Ansoclnclasses
of special exhibit s not for tt on. Tho milijoct of Wntnnnho 's
ami Willi tho cnopdru-llon of every'
body ive cannot fall ami Demo* competition . Thou* Included:
pouter was "ClTiiolty Is Not flport ,"
1
Six
blooms of Unworn from u lion ami Ink ilruwlnn iloplctlnR a
crntu "will bo elected! not only In
the Town of Huntln oton , hut also seeds distributed to member*) ,
Simnlflh hull Unlit or In action,
2 Collectio n of wild tlowern de- VVntiiiinbo wad nroaonlort with n
tin* county.
¦Jn.. Tliu
"niomboraiilp committee ro- sirable for garden USD , with own cJioclc from (ho aauoolntloii by Suiporlod several now mnmhora ro- container) used,
porvlflln i* Prin cluul Dodil n. Crnft
cViilM iVom tlm Utipjililicun runlM, 3 Dumonutiatlou of •cuttings ar- u* nn iiatiembljy progcum Uilawoolc.
After Iho mootliiK, "fntorlnlnmont tificially nthuiilutfld to pToiuolivroot Tno boy 's nrc umclior was MI HH
anil' rWreBhuTmitii were c»VJoy<n|, growth.
Aim n M. FI PSK W.
NEW INDUSTRY FOR
HUMIlilGTGN STATION
NATHAN HALE GARDEN
LAST GOLF MATCH
CLUB HOLD SHOW
FOR SEMI-FINALS
HYMENEAL
WW PROTECTION FOR «f(MJ0»' SAYS
so: ritntf. mimm
Hulse—Walker
St. Peter 's Lutheran Cliurch at
Huntington Station was the scene
of a pretty wedding Sunday.afterThe residents of South Huntingsoon , September 12, at 3 o'clock
when Miss Vera Walker, daughter ton , south of the Jericho Turnpike ,
of Mrs. Clarence Walker and the signed a petition 140 strong for
late Clarence Walker, of Hunting- protection for their school chiltoa Station was married to Leroy F. Hulse, son of Mr. and Mrs. dren against the heavy arterla.1
Fran k Hulse, also of Huntington traffic on Jericho Turnpike. The
petition was filed with the HuntStation.
The Rev. Paul H. Pallmeyer offi- injilon Town Boanl on "Wednesday
ciated. Mrs. Alfred Hulse was ma- aftnrnoon.
They asked the protection at the
tron of honor; Mrs. Samuel . Sposato and Mrs. , William Rose as crossing of Jericho Turnpike and
bridesmaids; Alfred C. Hulse, bro- the old Long Swamp Road , some
ther of the bridegroom , the best times called Mel ville Boulevard.
man , Harold G. Behrens and Harry Tin- crossing is only a short disBrowning were ushers.
tance from the primary school , loFrank Rose, the bride's uncle, c-alnd at the junction of Long
gave her away and Miss Hilda Swamp Road and Pldgeon Hi ll
Chorlton sang severa l numbers be- Hoad. Tile school sets in the trifore and during Ihe ceremony. She I aiiide. Tin* parents point out that
waa accompanied by Miss Eliza- i ibe intersection of the Pidgeon Hill
beth Flessel on the organ.
Road is protected! by a stop and
The bride wore a lovely princess , go tralllc light and an oilleer as
gown of white Chantilly lace with well during school hours , but there
a flaring train and a tulle veil is no protection of any kind at
caught up with orange blossoms. Jericho Turnpike mid Long Swamp
She carried a bouquet of white ! Road.
The petition asks for a tralllc
asters.
The matron of honor wore a light , or an officer during school
gown of peach chfffon with a large hours . Many of the school crosshat of the same shade. She car- ings are protected by $1 per day
ried a muff of aquamarine silk anil men , being on duty a short time
tulle trimmed with pink African before school convenes in the
morning, during the noon hour
daisies.
Peach colored chiffon with bolero period and a short time after the
jackets of lace in the same shade closing hour of school in the afterwitli aquamarine accessories and noon.
turbans of aquamarine formed the
The matter was referred to Juscostumes of the bridesmaids. They tice of the Peace John C. Toaz ,
carried bouquets of African dais- chairman of the Police Committee
lo discuss with Police Chief Charies.
White gladioli and asters decor- les Xenstiehl in the interests ot
ated tbe altar nnd the pew ends securing the services of a man to
and the chancel was Hanked with protects the children at that crosspalms.
ing.
- .
A. reception followed the ceremony at the home of tho bride's
grandmother , Mrs. Isabella ' Rose .
77 fairground Avenue , Huntington
Station where tables were set out
on the lawn for the wedding supper.
¦
Mir. and Mrs. Hulse have motor(Continued from First Page)
ed to Virginia on their honeymoon
and upon their return will reside
V. N. Goiter , 15 Avomlale Street ,
on Third Avenue , Huntington StaValley Stream , to erect a one story
tion ,
frame temporary week-end dwelling and one tool shed on the west
Howard—Anderson
Miss Catherine Pelrine Ander- side of the Town Line Road apson , daughter of Mrs. Ola Ander- proximately 220 feet south of Avson, and the late Ole Anderson of ery Road , Commack , to cost about
AVest Hills Hoad was married Sat- $100.
Thomas Chadburn , Glen Head , to
urday afternoon , September 11, at
fi o'clock to Kenneth Howard , son erect a one story frame com 'iuerroom ,
of Jlrs. Thomas Howard of East cinl poultry house and feed
'
js'orlhport and tlie late Thomas 20x133 feet on llie east side oi
F.Iwood Road , approximatel y 1,000
Howard.
The ceremony was performed at feel north of Clay Pitts Road , East
St. Peter 's Lutheran Church , Hunt- Xorlhport on a II 1-2 acre farm,
ington Station , by the Rev. Paul the cost to be about $800.
Lester selyeby. Half Hollows, to
H, Pallmeyer.
Miss Marie Anderson, the bride 's erect a one story frame, single
'
sister , was the 'm aid of honor and family dwelling and one car garFi'ed Howard , the bridegroom s age attached 12x24 feet on ue
northeast corner of Hull' Hollows
brother , was the best man.
The bride was gowned in white Road and Washington Drive , Hull
lnoiisseline-de-soi trimmed with nar- Hollows , on the Wheatley Heights
row satin binding and w-oi-e a cor- Estates , to cost $125.
Geo. A. Geller , Greenlawn , to
onet shoulder veil. She carried
erect a one story frame addition
w h i t e roses.
H"er maid of honor wore a gown to present commercial poultry
of aquamarine blue chiffon with a coop for storage nnd boiler room ,
brown satin turban nnd carried on the east side of Allen Road ,
758 feet south of Fern Street, lo
talisman roses.
A reception to about fifty guests cost S250.
Lillian K. Ekhnrdt , South Huntfollowed at the home of the bride 's
mother after which the couple left ington to erect a ono story frame
for a honeymoon to be spent in fruit and vegetable stand , 8x20
feet on the south side of Jericho
New Hampshire.
Upon their r e t u r n , they will re- Turnpike , approximatel y -100 feet
west of Kngelke Hoad , South Huntside in Kast Northport .
A s a grand finnle of the wedding ington , to cost $25,
Harold Suydam , Oreenlinvn, to
reception , the b i r t h d a y s of the
bridesmaid and her cousin , Adler erect a one story frame addition
Anderson of Hempstead were cele- to present dwelling, 10x22 feet , on
the southwest corner of Maple
brated by the wedding guests.
Avenue and Stony Hollow Rond ,
Groeiflawn to cost about $300.
Pickerell—Bowers
Walter Fiissboniler , Huntington ,
The Methodist Church at Ron- to erect a one story frame funeral
konkoma , L. I., was the scene on parlor , SSxtS with a porch , 7xlS
Sunday last at 2 o'clock of the on tho northwest corner of New
wedding of Howard W. Pickerell , York Avenue and Crescent Aveson of Mr. and Mrs. Kustuce Pick- nue , H u n t i n g t o n lo cost $3,500,
erel! of Depot Place , Huntington
Helen Fuller, East Northport , to
Slatlon, and Miss Evelyn Dowers , erect a one story frame single famdaughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Frank ily dwelling, 18x20 feet on the oust
Bowers of Lake Ronkonkonui,
side of Circle Drive , approximateMiss Virginia Dowers , the bride 's ly -1-1 o feet
north of Columbia
slater , wns Iho maid of honor and Street , East . -Northport in the llelle
William Rose of Huntington was Crest section , to cost $1,500.
the best man,
Harold 1). Vollmer , Huntington
The bride wore a heavy blue lo tired a one and one-halt story
suit with a corsago of Inllsmnn frame addition to present olllce
roses nnd her a t t e n d a n t was simi- and m o n u m e n t a l works for dwelllarly dressed but wore it corsage ing use, 11x21) feet , on the east
of pink raises.
sldo of New York Avenue , 100 feet
Immediately following the cere- south of Fall -mount Street , Huntmony, the couple left for a week's ington In Vlllavlow Heights , to
honeymoon hy auto after which cost $500,
Ihe-v will reside in West Hills.
Carl Rosenr iulsl, Brooklyn , to
oroct a one story frame single family dwelling, 22!C!li feet on the
Why Horses Need Shoes
"Blacksmith , blacksmith, shoe north sldo of Onkilalo Drive , approximately
500 feet west of Northmy nngl" Dut why do horses have
, in Shorelo have shoes nt nil , when llioy hnvo Held Drive , Contorport
wood to cost $800 ,
line strong hoofs of their own 7After
Marion O, Iirailbury, to t*roc( a
nil . nobody shoes wild hones, snys one Rtory hollow tile nnd stone
London Answers Magazine, Hut single family dwelling, 22x32 with
wild horses gallop on grassy plain * an 8x10 feet porch on the onst
which nro covered in dew every sldo of Hradbur y l,n:i o, near Brailmorning. Tho dew keeps thoir hoofs bury Drive , Nor lhport to cos t
s o f t nnd therefore uncracked; $2 ,000,
Jennie SUOBSSO , 29th Avenue nnd
whereas tho horses thnt drn w our
loads Irot on dry roads with hard aillmoro SI root , Kitst Blnvlmrat to
surfaces , so that without thoir iron oroct a one story framo single
family dwellin g nntl a two story
shoes their hoofs would soon wear private garage on Use oast aldo of
tiwtiy and break. Then, in n short Frosh Pond Rond approximately
(line they would be Inme,
800 feet north of Honto 2RA , North-
54 BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED IN AUGUST
IMI NHOUI -I, Mississippi Ith'H's
The Missouri river is 2,1)15 miles
from Its source tn the point where
It empties Into the Mississippi river,
while the Mississippi river la 2,-10(1
miles from Us source to tho point of
outnow into the Gulf of Mexico, In
tome lists of principal rivers of the
United States , however, tho Missis-
slppt-MIssotirl river system Is lUled
us a unit , and Is 4,2m miles long.
"Cluw Ilttiul , " Curious Weapon;
A curious weapon, used |n India
contuvlcs nijo, vyns tho "claw hand. "
When a mun entered a fight, ho car*
tied n drtBi'ei' '« '>ls right luinil and
tlfior clnws lilted to tho unficra of
Ills loft hand, Apparently, snys Collier 's W«kly, i| wns believed that
thojio claws , o\cn when wo*n hy
man, would do ccmsldernblo damoca
port , to cost iiboul $(!, 000.
John A. .Mann, Half Hollows , to
erect a one and ono-lialf story
frame nnd stomi single family
dwellin g; and ono cur private gin-ago on tlie northwest corner of
Seumnn Road and Jefferson Drive,
Half Hollows , Iluntlii Kl oii R. F,a ,
Wlicntley Heights development , to
cost $5, 000,
Another Pleased Heme Purchaser
Charles L. Sennit of Hollls , UI.,
has purchased and nettled lu u
lino now Georgian Colonial Honifl
at Huntington Termor*. It wan
orootod by Wllllmn A. Giitku ot
Ifuntlnptcni Station. Tho attvnotlvo homo la ncisUort among i»
grove ot Hliady onlts an nro all (lie
forty-three homos recently built lu
thin development , on a liulf-aorc
plot, it contains novon largo and
nlry . rooma nntl two-car RarnRo.
Itn (ipiifJioua idwiiii and planting?)
main It ono of the mo.it ' attractive (homes m tlio ((roup, '
"The first car I ever had was a
Model T. £ don 't, get paid , the way
some folks do, for advertising cars,
so I won 't mention the make but I
don 't mind saying that It was a good
car. It wasn 't -exactly what you 'd
call an 'air-flow ' model — although
the air did flow tliroug -h it pretty
free akjtig about January or February—but they put good stuff in 'em
tn those days. Well , what I started
to say: the fellow that used to do
my work , he was the best automobile doctor I ever knew . He could
make\a diagnosis, sometimes, Just
from listening with on-e ear, , and
both eyes shut , arid he took an interest in h i s work . He told me
once thai if . I'd get il checked up
two or three times a year nnd put
in new parts when il needed 'em ,
it would run as long as I would.
'But , Doc,' says he , 'there 's one thing
you want to remember: If you hear
a knock or something that isn 't
right , don 't put it off ; g-et it looked
into right a_way; it will save you
money in the long run. '
"Well , sir, I've often, thought:
that's just a_s true of people as it is
of automobiles.
The main difference is—or one of 'cm . anyway—
you can 't suppl y spare parts for the
human machine.
They may do it
sometime, b u t not yet.
So that
makes it all the more important to
catch the knocks and things when
they first show up, before any serious damage has been done.
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one cylinder is missing nnd you let
it go long enough , it may do damage
all the way down the line—and some
of it can 'l be fixed.
"Now , of cours e, what I' m driving
at is period ic health examinations
and I'm thinking right now particularly about children just b eginning
school.
J u s t like my automobile
doctor theitt said , it pays to catch
the knocks anil things when they
first start and before unnecessary
damage has been done .
Let me
give you an . example.
I know a
fellow that' s driving zi delivery
truck—probably gets $ 12 a week ,
more or less , his range of activities
is very limited and lie has an 'inferiority complex ' that lie probably
never will overcome. If he 'd had
the right kind of an examination at
the right time it might have been
very different.
He was a br ight ,
active youngster but he didn 't "get
far in school— just didn ' t seem to be
able to appl y himself . Finally he
got a 'nervous breakdown ' nnd quit
school and -went to work.
Years
later it came out that the whole
trouble probably was eyestrain, hut.
by that time it was too late to start
over again.
That sort of thing is
happening all the time , even today.
"Yes , sir.
A man is a poor stick
(and I'm not t h i n k i n g of Charlie McCarthy either) if he isn 't worth as
much attention as an automobile.
It pays to clieck up on the knocks
and do It right from the beg inning. "
from "Health News ",
New York State Dept.
of Health.
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