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Does this Nike Roshe Run set remind you at all of a certain group of Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuses that released last year? We're talking about the "USA" set that featured tonal red, white, and blue versions and that has since seen its stock rise so much thanks to some Kanye wears. These Roshes aren't quite there, they're missing the navy to complete the set and the white is more sail than true white, but the equation still feels familiar. Continue reading to see both of the upcoming releases in better detail and let us know if you'll be grabbing either.
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Iowa Notebook: Kevonte Martin-Manley's Big House Sneak-InBy Michael Bonner, Reporter
IOWA CITY, Iowa – When Kevonte Martin-Manley steps foot on the turf at Michigan Stadium, he'll do so with more than 110,000 fans cheering. It couldn't contrast his first experience more.
As a seventh grader, Martin-Manley jogged onto the grass at the Big House. There were no fans, no players, no coaches, just him and an open field he dreamed of playing on. "I vividly remember it. Walking around the field, running around, getting a feel for it," Martin-Manley said. It was during the halftime of a Michigan basketball game. The Wolverines hosted Miami (Fla.) in the NIT quarterfinals. Michigan won 71-65, but the Pontiac, Mich., native doesn't have the best recollection of the second. His memories of what he did in place of watching the hardwood contest are still crystal clear. "At halftime I just went outside," Martin-Manley said. "They were doing construction on the stadium and I found my way in there." Martin-Manley grew up a Michigan fan, looking up to Wolverine wide receivers donning the No. 1. The Iowa wide out who wears No. 11 for Iowa, first looked up to Braylon Edwards and most recently tried to model his game around Mario Manningham. Saturday he'll be on enemy territory, but not illegally as a trespasser. He'll have family on hand as well. He managed to claim six tickets, but six out of 112,000 seems miniscule. "A lot of people are going to be disappointed in me," Martin-Manley joked. The demand was high, but that's the consequences of playing on a televised game, instead of sneaking onto the field at halftime of a basketball game. The positive about this time is he gets to strap on a helmet. "I really dreamed of playing in The Big House one day," "It's about to come true this weekend so it's a big deal." No one better James Vandenberg season-high in passing yards is 249 versus Indiana. He's passed for less than 200 yards four times this season, including Iowa's most recent game against Purdue. The less than stellar numbers might become even more pedestrian Saturday. Michigan boasts the top pass defense in the country. The Wolverines allow 149.2 passing yards a game. Overall they've allowed 152 less than any team in the country. "They give you some things to keep you up late at night, especially on 3rd down," Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz said. "They do some things that are very, very challenging. The biggest thing is they really play hard." In addition to the stout pass defense, Michigan ranks in the top 20 nationally in total defense, scoring defense and pass defense efficiency. The biggest attribute the Wolverines boast may not come with a stat, but with years. "We're going to have to play our best game yet. This season we haven't performed very well the past few weeks. We're going to have to rise to the challenge," senior James Ferentz said. "You're talking about four guys who do a graet job of not only creating edges but you know pressing and collapsing the pocket. Then you look at the three linebackers they have and you're talking about some experienced players who have played a lot of football. So we certainly have our work cut out for us." 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Previously - When diners behave badly, who should keep the peace?
I guess decorum and parenting are totally out the window now.. And the sad thing is, if you tell these idiots that they are, well, idiots they won't have a clue as to why you said that.
I was shocked when I first saw this. Apparently, society crumbled while I was busy with housework and didn't notice until this started.
Me? I prefer the use of a hospital commode right out in the middle of the restaurant. Toddlers, grannies, and other gastro emergencies welcome! Everyone loves a fart joke, especially if it splatters out onto the carpet a little.
What backward hick town/county/state/country is this woman from ? . Does that stupid mother realize beside showing a lack of courtesy to other dinners she was showing off her kids to any pedophile that was there with a camera phone ? As a patron I would have gone to the manager and if nothing was done, I would have handed the manager my bill and said thanks for the lousy meal and left.
Just another example of the breeders thinking they can "s*#t" on everyone else. No regard for anyone, no consideration, no sense of social propriety or mores. Just the notion that their little darlings should be able to do whatever they want wherever they want.
ummm, what did the mother do with the potties and the contents when the babies were finished? I cant think of any sanitary way to clean up after such an event, not at a table in a public restaurant.
In what insane world is this the right way to train your child?!? There's a bathroom at the restruant. If you truly wish to train your child to be able to hold it for the minute to get to that bathroom... then don't do this!
Fecal matter is fecal matter. It doesn't matter if it comes out of a child's rear end. It is STILL POOP. It's a HEALTH HAZARD. This "mothe" – and I use that term loosely – should be fined and charged with cleaning the restaurant.
Heh-heh. He said loosely & poop. Heh-heh.
That mother needs some restaurant manners training! Pass another law – so it can be enforced.
I'm here for the potty!
LOL! I had to Google that. " Here for the Party."
That's cause country sucks.
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Mount your Johnson Level Laser with the help of the durable aluminum constructed Johnson Level Contractor Grade Tripod (40-6335). This adjustable tripod can range from 4 feet to 5 feet and makes it easy to connect your laser to with its 5/8" - 11 threads. And, if you need to quickly move it, the included carrying strap is ideal for just that.
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Joe Mooney and Red Mc- ,f>onaId ftoUKht a faat 10-round draw in the 4wiral-flnal. • THOUGHTS Thoughts, like living wlq«kd things. Will flee your mind, and then- Making a circuit of your sphere. Return to you again. Bringing you that which yuu aent out Malice or doubt or fear: nivala are announced that thay dare not I Fair Kourage cruahed, Hope all aghaxt. I-HANK ENOUGH "Price to lead city campaign." then they do buy the votea. Gee, "t STAND BY EVKUY -WORp" eSAVS ADMIRAL SIMS, AS MK88AGK AFTER MESSAGE ACROSS TUE CABLE SKIMS. The admiral haH a "naivel" way about hint all right. Mexico Ib ready to acccj)t the U. 8. Termn. Well then, the Boarder will not htt\e to move for awhile. The Nassau County ABUocfation In¬ vites various welfare organizations of this county to come ki and be gobbled up by tbem. In a carefully worded letter, the association, through its secretary, proposeji^ that organizations baving names with a national and some an International reputation, lend them¬ selves to solicitation of fnnds in which the Nassau Couuty Association will share. The letter Is one of the cleverest that could be produced. It provides fnr absorbing all other welfare or¬ ganizations, UHiiTg them to collect funds and then to spend that money in a manner that is prescribed, not by the <;ontrlbutor8 or thoHo who Boliclted the fund, but by a board of I'^^UR YEARS AGO THE 9T1I OF JUNE, THE CHA.MEIJHION One Day ".Vo wur with Jaiian in sight." Next Uay "JapaneHe war uupplieu in •Seas." South Our friend Stato BonuH hati had an¬ other rt'lapHc. The stin of t« gun never will get healthy enough to come home: tell what they have "up their sleeves.' Just before the carnival the Woodlands intend to distribute govel souvenirs, aa a reminder that the Woodlands will hold fi carnival on July 20 to Jul^ SO. The committee promises, however, several novel, sensatkm producing rides. What theae things are they refuse to divulge. The bamboo slide ts now being pre¬ pared. The work of scraping it down to a smooth surface has already begun. Chief "Larry" Waterman will be the flrst to go down the glide to test It for Strength and to see that the width is comfortable. If he gets stuck on the descent, the committee will immedately enlarge it. SMAU HONEY HARVEST IN NEW YORK BEEKEEPERS Disaster hovering near. Or If you think with ull your strength. Success, and Faith and Love; Willing to do the best you know, Trusting Qod above. You'll flnd a world of happlnesw, With each day's task well done: And in the eventide of Life, Peace with the setting sun. —France Frederick. THE NEXT GALL TO ARMS LEGAL ADVERTISINO trustees selected, one from each or- gaulzatiun, entering in tho project. Of courso the control of the board of trustees would be tho llrst thing sought, fur in that body will rest the control uf nearly all the welfare work in tbe cuunty. Certain organlzatiuns huvo not outored into the project, others are opposed to it und it secuiujjp if It must fail because of its very clever, ness. SAD DEBACLE The Village of Sea Cliff is about 'to have a special election to elect a governing body to lake tbe place of three men who have quit their Jobs. Whether or not they are to blame for leaving their trust before their terms expired does not enter Into the matter, but it is true that the village people themselves are to blamo prl« marily in that they do uot elect offl- cittls of sufllcient streiigth of purpose and suffleient ability to weather any storm and ttj^ discharge their duties as their conscience dictates. A village is uo better thau its people. The ofllcials are no better tban the people want them to be, aud they cannot hold ofQce if the people do not want them. Tho poopl* have tho electing power in their own hands. AaJde from the fact that the special election will cost money, there is always the unpleasantness that comes from things that cause a change of officials in mid-term. In this instance charges and counter-charges have been made, tbere has been uiud- Bllngiug and some even were going tu axchangtk blows. This all brings unpleasant notoriety to the village. It Is a sad conditiob that will doubtless be smoothed out by the etf^c- iion of officials strong entragb to Btand public life. It may be a lesson to tbb village folk to take care-in selection of their officials the next time. , * _ JwNo "8tuctoiU" Out 'IPreeport, June 11.—The final number of tha "Student," the Freeport H. S. magasine, haai ap|)«iired. It ia the beat of tke seasun. Tho editorial "AjmI ThcY Closed the Door's Behiad Them," by Kditor Martin Raphael, is far letter than th<3 ordinary school paper. The rest of the magaalne abounds In good cutv «jid Jokea fuid the first (all numbar WUI be looked (or with Intereat. THE FinST TROOPS SAILED AWAY. CHEERED LIKE TliE DEVIL ON THAT MORN, FOR{.;OTTEN NOW TODAY. 'The Nassau Rose Exhibitluii is now on at Glen Cove. It's another Piant I advise the apiarista triul, fellers. | ' Ithaca, June 13.—The bee men at the state college of agriculture here, ro- IK)rt that many New York beekeepers will harvest Uttle or no honey from their liees this season even thout^h clovers aro in excellent condition. Brood rearing they Bay started early and was unusually heavy during March and iCprll, 'so that the bees used up the honey provided for them laat fall. Thousands of colonies almost starved in eujiy May and reared few young bcc8 just at the time when brood rear¬ ing should have been at its best. The moral of this, says the college, is that beekeepers should prepare to leave nlore honey for the bees next fall. It is ulso pointed out that requecning time is late June, July and early August. All queenS' worked later thun usual last full und earlier than usual this spring, which means many failing queens this 8Umiht?r. "Hequeen all colonics this summer with the best Italian sto«;k obtainable," NOTICK OK MKKTl^tJ or A1;DIT0BE CONTRAtrnifO fO.. INC The resular annual mcetlna nf the Htock- holilera of tho Auditors ContrHClliig C'lmipjiny. Inc. not havine been held accordlnK ti> Itn by- lawa on January 2. 1»21. notkx- Ik her.-by Riv¬ en purauant to law that a meetlnu of atock- holdera an^ membem of tho Aodltoro t'on- iraetins Company, Inc. la hereby eulicd and wlli ke held at the principal ollats if the corporatton al No. 79 I'lidaon Strc<:t. m the Incorporated .Village of Portis Hcach, Ntisaau County, City of New York, the aame m1»o belns known «» the residence of Charlis I.. Apfel. on Monday. Jane 27th, l'J21 Ht 7 o'cloclt p. m. for the purpoie of .leclinn diiectora of the corporallon to serve until January Znd. 11)22 <>r until their aucecawom are elected and also for the purpoae of elett- Inu Innpeotora of election, and h1»o for the tranaactina of any other buainesa which mlahl ttv tranaacted at annual mwtlnit of thi- memliera of the eoriwfatlim. Tho slock iranafer b<a>kM of the CoriMiriitloii will be cloned June Hth. 1I>21 until aiier the holdins of the above meetlna. 1>ATED, June i;ith. I!»21. KUA.NK AnHTORK (Hlatied) I'reHldent and Mtm-kholder ot At'DITORl'; CO.NTKACTl.VO C'O.M- I'ANY. I.NC. war to end war." No war hao ev«* yM brought aheut penaunient peace. Ttv war ever wHl. Tba Clvfl War w«a not the cradle of tho good arW which now exista lootwten the North and Sotith. There waa more bittemeas after Ap- poniatox court Houaa than there waa before. The peace that now exlato to a result of tba haaUng agenciaa wiik<h were set at work after the and at the war. liMce ia a m^ixlui^ of peaxxtal agcnciea. Tha way tu put an end to family quarrels ta not to have pne awful ncene in whieh all parties become completely exhausted. Doniastic |>eace can be brought about only by calm, unimpasnioned discussion when the 8tortn-<jlouds are out of sifht. ,, Xow Is the time to flght war. Now la the time to aet our teeth and determine that "It shall not be again." There la one way to put an end to war and alt the bartkarism oonnocted with it. That way is to get behind the most implac¬ able enemy that Mars and his tribe will ever know, the religion of Jesus Christ. The remedy iel simple enough. We do aot kav* to ttAu* kifw acguMMitB againat war. Wa mad only to giiaart clearly and (Irmly tba taaoblnga of Christ, and tb» enemy will bagin to weaken. If we c;arc far Paaoa bjS9 Right and Lava aad Justiva; If wa oara lor oata atrsata, for children and Aaogft^aagaaa- ments for the cdti^unity: if wa WMit a force which utakM (or high liy^iag (uid right thinking, let ua give onr aupport to our local ehurchea. Th^ Lutheran Church at North Bell¬ more aenda ott t an li|vltatlon to every¬ one within reach to woMblp and w<M-k with it. Thouo who ooota will be helped. IndlrecUy the eathne community will be infliianc^ The next call to arms la a call to a moral warfare against the enemiea of Christian civilisation. If we wUI rally to the call the victory la oura. f^-, ;— MINOK MI?.<4IN«H One whv in proud of the title he bears usu&kly hasn't anything else to be proud of. Every cent spent in advertising in The DaUy Review will return dlvMends in increased business. \ consistent local advertisement keeps people think¬ ing about you, your stores, your service or whatever your are selling.. L. L R. R. Tat Tabk raMag araat Bar t4. mi MCKVUXE CENTRE s.ta. WBCKI»AY8 mmamr4 I.««re X. V. rma. KteUao—A. D «.««, I.t!. S.M. ie.lt, lt.M> P. M.. iklX.««. H.itt. fci.ta, i.a«. u.«4. £«». ja.4a. ulu. «.M, mi.ta, M.M, «.sa. hxis. •.as. ka.4». •s.4fe. M.t)i. «.«•. i.oB. s.ta. a.ia. ia.ti. ILS*. Nicat. i.sa. TralM Vmaa BrMkbra. (Waltaaa Avr.V— A. M., a.47. a.S7. T.aa. s.a4. le.oa. ia.oa. r. M.. klS.44. U.sa. kl.ta. 1.4a. k.t.*B. t.BB. is,«i, ks.41, 4.aa. •4.n. M.4a. 4.31. M.15. S.CI. W.SS. ««.U. k«.IS. «.U, T.II. a.!!. t.l4. w.«. ii.sa. Nisai. I.sa. ,.. W(«t«M<< tValM Ijiate Aa^rtOa Ctimtr^—A. W.. ».S», «.a«. g.Sa. M.St. hl.lS. bl.%1. 7.W, 111.67. s.aa. M.n. M.ia, a.M. ha.si, ia.t2. II.U. p. M.. lt.W. I.4«. S.40. xm. «.!«. 4.W. Ml*. «.4». IM. BOB. BM. tt.M. 80KDAVH BMtWMd tumm H. T. Pfaoi Malha—.4. M.. 4.aa. •.ts. s.as. ii.aa. p. m.. i.«a. s.m, 4.an. 4.M. •.IS. S.aa. B.B*. tB.PI. 11.80. NIckt. Italsa Imtre BraaUrn (PlBtkwak A*r.>— A. M.. 4.34. S.3S, tA.at. II.S«. F. M.—I.M. •.•a, 4.as. 4.M. B.it, ¦.07. s.ft7, la.ia. ii.ae. NIakl. U.S*. W««(wsr4 Trslna Ijmae Kaefcvllh) (mttm—.4. M., a.4S. B.n, •.S4. it.««. p. M.. is.is. s.sa. 4.44. •.4a. 7.1». B.ti. S.St. !•.••. It.t». HEMPSTEAD «ea ClilT I.s now without a villugc gov- eriinicnt. GuesM the Cliff in not u bluff after ull. THi: SLACKER LIST OF oUU DO¬ MAIN. HAS REACHED THE LIf;HT OF DAY, CO.VTAINING ALL THE USUAL ONES, WHO FOUGHT ACROSB TJIE WAY. "Two Naval Bases Offered li. S." Nothing less than u home run will du. '.Squirrel attacks i)eopie in Rmk¬ vllle Ccntif.'." llm'. after due delibera¬ tion we cannot comment on this one, but you can use your own judgment. MI.SS HAZEL WORMS OF WHITE- STONE, HAS CHANGED HER MAIDEN STATE. NOW THAT SHE'S CAUGHT A HUB¬ BY. THERE'S NO MORE NEED FOR BAIT. Begins Sermon Series North Bebnore, .lune 13.—The Kev. Herman F. Reissig, pastor of (Jrjice Lutheriail ChUiVi** J^aterday began a serk?H of sermons on - "Somo Ltjssons Taught By Jesus." His subject yester¬ day was "What Is Faith'/" A clean tongue In the bent indicatt of u clean mind in a clean body, I NOTICK UF MKICTINU OF MlMatlUl.iNNA STEAMSHIP t'O.MI'ANV. INf. The re«)»lur annual meetlnn of the aKH-khoId- rH of the Huaquehanna tHeamahip C'ompKoy. 1K-. not havins been held Hccordlns to ItH by- 4W« on January 2. 1921. notice is h.Teliy iven pursuant to law Ihat a mi-'-IInt: ot Htixkholdera ami inenibers of the ."-ius-m,- hannu .Steumahlp Comimny. Inc. U h-Tfb.v cHil<-d and will be held Ht the pnncliml o'llce of the corporation at No. 7» Hudson Slr.-,-t. ill the Incorporiitel VillHSe of I.oiv.r lieuch. NHHSau County. City of .Sew Vorli. th- H.inie alao bclni; known as the leHidenti- ol Charles 1.. " Apfel, on Monday, .lun'! 27th. J»21 at « o'cliK-k i>. m. for the purpov of (^lectins directors of thi- corporation Ij serve uniil January 2n<l. 1!)1'2 or until their aucCcKHors are elected'und ulxo for the imr- puHe ot elect Ins lnHp<ctorH of election. ;'nii ala^ for Ihe transactins of uny other LuHlrens which mlsht b,? transacted at a.-, armual meetlns of the members of the i»>vi»>iali<ni.' Tlw stock transfer books .if the Ciriior- Btlon will be closed June llth. t i:!l until aftar the holdina of the above mcetii.". DATKI). June l.l, 1921. FIlA.NIv ArlHTOIim (.slsneil) i'resident & Htot-Khuld»'r8 'ANYtitn«g checking ac¬ count at this bank has helped to es¬ tablish ia own¬ er's financial standing in the community. Paying bills by a check on this,bank indicates that you manage your personal financial affairs in a business-like manner and that you are getting ahead in financial matters. We invite you to discuss opening a checking •> account here. Ask for boekkt "IVtmcn? Because!" The Citizens National Bank of Freeport, New York "4% interest fiaid on special deposit accounts" X X ¦ Tlic Frcciwrt t'hambcr of Commerce is in favor of having Main street wide oppn. We ure with you, fellers. Ull C. H. J. \ BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT " A licatc<i argument generally IcadK to coolne».'4 between those who mako it. You probably don't got all you de¬ serve—and you ought to be glad of it. •^Hii HMI lllll lllll wal tan iim imh iiiii ian iiiii waiTf' nt kx will r« Every cent spent in atlvertislnlr ht Th« Dally Review will return dividends tn increaaed business. .4. ccmsistent local advertisement keeps people think¬ ing about you, your stores, your sarvic* {IT wb^itver your ara aelUng.. We know no better way of encouraging chil¬ dren' to acquire the Bank Habit than by the use of Discount Checks. The mer¬ chants expect to give them — you are en¬ titled to £hem — see that you get them, then give them to the children. They are as good as money — Bank erf — RockviHe Centre ttt-HrfUTi,Mi,-.- ,«i»r, V. ,1 .-jai, tw, tr,i», n:>^,»,-ii '^"Ijfff Essex Announces Lower Prices Second Reduction in Eight Months EsMX Motors advises that, effective June 2nd, the prices of all Essex motor cars are again lowered—the second reduction since lasl fall. This time the reduction is $150 on each model, making a total reduction of $350 in eight months. The new prices, f. o. b. factory, follow: .. / Touring $1446 Roadster. 1445 Cabriolet 1950 Sedah 2300 Gardner Garage & Motor G>. Distributors Merrkk RoAd Rockville Centre,LL ESSEX MOTOR CARS . I.n>ve «.4a. WKiCKD.%YM RlftatwMr4 Y. Foia. Statl«»—A. M., S.tS. h7.in. T.M. •.••. B.M. II.SS. r. M., kis.so, It.sa, i.tt, uu, ks.o. s.«m. S.4S. k4.04, 4.44, n.lA. S.11, K.4I, S.IS, «.4». •.IS. S.ie, I0.S4. ll.M. Nlshi. It.SO, I.SS. Wtntwsrd Lmw Heni»ii(f««—A. M., B.tS. hg.tli, fl.M, 7.(M>. Ii7.34, 7.4S. S.OS. M.S4. B.BB, •.!•, IS.^i. 11.31. I>. M.. It.SB, 1.S7. kl.St, S.U. H.U. i.M. 4.SS. S.t«, ft.4S, S.SI. 7.SS. l.tO, 10.14, 1I.S5. Ntoht, l.tt. SUNDAYS -tSaiatwmg T,rnvr X. Y. Pnin HtallMi—A. M.. 4.3S, B.M. B.BB, 9.»». 11.15. P. M.. I.SS, I.,%i», «.r>tt. 4.15. n.ts, e.ts, B.iit, n.oB, B.43, it.Sit. M*ht. 1«.80. I.ravr Hrmimtnid—A. M.. 7.S9. 0.04, lO.M. U.OO. I'. M.. lt..S7. 1.18, !..%•. ».si, 1.41. S.tS. 0.53, S.SO, 7.aO, 1.57, t.Sl. NIcbt, 1.50. FREEPORT WKJCKIt.WK Trainii Lrutr N. V. I'mib Klitllan—.\. M., S.1S. .-1.46, 7.St, S.M. 10.11. ll.W*. r. M,, ki;..<M, ktt.45. tt.SI. kl.tS. 1.55, k».40. 3.00. iS. l.v k8.4.1. h4.04, mi.W. kl.44, t.AB. kA.I.V i..'>.»5. 5.3.1. .5.40. k.VI». i3.4», hS.lfl. S.IO, 7.0», 5.10, 0.10. lO.SI. II.ao. M(bl, 1.30. SIM».4VS A. !M.. 4.SO. 8.28. »..%». U.SO. ^. M.. 1.40, «.5t. 4.03. 4.50, 0.13, 8.00. ».0H. 10.17, ll.M. NiKht. It,54. Trsln» I,mvr BrMklya (rtnlbiiiili Avr.>— WKKKIIAVS A, M., .1.17. 5.87. 7.O.S. 8.;U. 10.08. 10..VI. r. .M., kI-,:.IO, kit.41. I!t..10, kl.28. 1.10, kS.18. i.Ml. j:;.li, kS.ll. I1I.0.V M4.27, Ii4.t8. 4..-.7. hB.in. ¦,-5.30, 5..K. i..^..-i«, kS.M, J3..Vi, KO.1.1. S.,M. 7.11. 8.11. ».U. lO.tS, 11.to. r. »., I.ao. Xl«ht. NiindiDM.,, 4.81, S.trt, lO.Ot. I1...-W. A. M.. I..t8, :«.00. 4.0,'*. 4.51. S.lt, 8.07, 8.,17, 10.10. 11.no. r. M.. It.fiS NlKht. TntlriH Lravi- Krrrtiorf for New York nnd KriMifclyn tVrrkdM>N, .l.'.'d. .I..10. «.20. h«.tt, h7.04, h7.1l», J7.HI. h7.l5;. 47.17, h7.31, 7..17. M.I8, h8.S7, h8..Kt. h».5t. 10.lt. II.IM. A. M., It. 10, l.:t4, t.87. 8.23, 4.IS. 4.48. 3.80. 0.8». 7.il, 8.17. O.tO, 11.18. I-. M. Snniiatu, fl.»4. 8.t4. U.-»ft, lo.ftt. .\. M.. It.OS, t.8t. t.M. .1.37, 0.13, 7.11. 8.11, 8.14, 0.3I, ll.tl I'. M. TM* Tlaw THblr Hubjrrt tu Chaose M'ltboul Notice, k—SatHrdiiyii Onl.v. r—Rxr^itt l*»tiirdii>'ii. h—Rxi'nit llnlidH>M. i»--K\rrt>t Hiilurdii.vN mid Hiilldnyii. J—llolldu)* Only. I". II. 1VIHII>HAKI>. (Jcm<rul rnHhfiiKnr Aaiml. rassasssa IjtHiMj AIIVKItTISINO HI'rBKMK COUBT—UIJKKNS COUNTY WlllUm K. Bebpll Hnd Henry W. HudcxB. Plulnllffii, —nsalnat— Jar.ih M. Khrllch. Kutnlln M. Khrllrh, hia wlfi', Kmery it. Hykoit. as Truatee In Uankruptcy of aald Jaanb H. Khrllch, Bankrupt, Kala A. Aarmi and Kmnllni' Rufl«, um t'epplvr, Dttf«ndanta. In purauance of a Judicmnnt nt forpiloaura and aale duly madn and cnti>red In the alxiva entllled action, and buarinic datn tho lat day of Murch. lO'il, and In purauunru of an order amendlnit antd Judyintnt duly madn and entorud in the above entitled action and liear. lnt dale thn 2mh day of March, 1921. I. the underHhrnr-d, th«i Referee In »;ild judsmcnt named, tvlll aell at Pablle Auotlon to fha hl(lieat bidder ut th«^ front divor of the Naa¬ oau County Court Houae In Mineola, Naaaau Counly. New Tork. on Tueailay. May iitlh, IUSI. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, thn fol¬ lowing premlaea niuntlont'd and dracilbtA In aaid Judement, AI.I. thoae certain plota, piccna or parcela of land, aituate, lyliNc and talnc at Hempalcad (.lardena. Town of Hemp¬ atead, County of Naaaau and Htate of Nenr York, known und dealEnulod on a curtain map entltlod, "Map of Henip- alrad Oardeaa. Queens County, I,. I." nied July It. ItiF.'in tho Cjuuena County Clerk'a Odlic. and March 8. IKKS. In the Naaaau Counly CInrk'a Ufflce, aa I'lot Number 13. on Block 3: I'lot* Numbera 2J and 2!i, on Hluck i: Plot Number 4. mi UI'HTk li: and I'lot 2. on Block 11, af laid down on aald map. Hubject tu covenanta and real ricl lona If any, contained In former riM'orded In¬ al ruinenta affect in* aaid premlaea. nated April llth, 1(21. 8TKTHON C. DAVIDSON, Refere*. tjhumahi A, NAUM'], Kaq., Att'<rney f»r FUlntlffa. -- •. 'imn oj *«ifi«|e«, N. T. J NK.\i.KI) PKUrOKAIJ* SIOAM'M) l'ttai'i,)><'M.K lor Jiiipiovemeiila to MriilnHKi- HyMt<'H> iirid Id-pa Ira lo l{oadi< at Milchel Kl'ld, .Mlneolu, I,. I.. ,V. Y.. wlil l» rMelved and publicly oiMiieif at II A. M., June 24. 11121. at CimMlructlnK Wuartinaater'a olttre, It'iom &1I. il) WhIlchKll Mt., .V. V. ('. InformHll'iii ul ataive aildrcaa. Onverninent reaervea tho ritfhr 10 Huc<-pt ur n-Jc-ct any ur all bida for thia pn>jr<-t. NOTICK or ANNCAl, KtKCTION X'OKrURATKU VIM.AtIK OK LIINti HK.tCH l,ONU BKACH, N. Y. . .strricIC IM IIKKKHT UIVIC.N that IIm- an¬ nual i^lei-lion of tlio offleera for the In«.-ori>«*- rul>-<l Villuae of l.,>nit HeH<h, .Vew York, will be held tn the Vllla«e Hall on Park Htreet, l.<iUK Beach. .Niw York, on the 2lat IJAY OK JINK. 1»21. botween the huura of 7 a. 111. and a p. in., and ^t awh elirjtion tho folluwlria olTkera are iu be elected. OHmrm T<ira Praaldent To June, llija t)n« Treaaurer ,. .To Joae. 1*22 One Coliuctor To June, l»2i mo Tru»te« ... ,., To June, 1»'.!<1 OOe Trwrtw » Tu 2une. 1»2I Uated, Juiie l«. l!*2t. WIIXIAM H nBYNOl-PH, Villain Preaident AMNlSWtOSM' MOTICB THJC AHhliH>*<iH« of the Town of Homp- alea4, berct>y Kive noHoc that tbey hava roin- plated Ihw Aawaamcnt Holla f<ir the caCreot jvur flS21i. and that a copy thuMuf hao been laft with one of their number at (ha afflce uf the Aaa<«*or«. Room 2)NI. Town Ytall, In lb« VUIaae of llemuataad. wbera U Buty ba . aama mat. aiamined by any prrauo Ontlt tho TKIKD .TCKHUAT OK JUNB. 1»Z1 next folluwiric and Ihat ou that day, to wit. JL'.NK il. 1*31, from > u'cluvk A. H, IWtll 4 o'clouk I'. M.. aaid Aaaeaaora will maat at Ibalr aaid ttglem ta Ihe 'tnait; Hall. Vlllaer ot UatapataaA to ra*t««r thrir aaaaaaoiaatm an9 lu kofcr BOB aaMmloe all eomglBtOta ia to- lalMa la aiKll oaai a>W»nt». tmiat tkia lat day of Jane. i$il. THUMAW H BRUVVER. <;i,ARKM'K R. AJ«Kl»tf, MtlTU COX, AMaaow* at tba Towa ot H««M«(«m1
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Whats on my mind.. unrest in Eygpt and the middle east.. world violence.. beauty of today's sunrise.. my children out in the world trying to succeed.. a Donna Summer's song I can't get out of my head .. my business and my search for new opportunities.. many things.. including finding someone to lay in bed with and hold and speak about all of these things with...
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The clouds in the sky about to burst into heavy rain, the lyrics from a song by Shania Twain, the 5 cheese lasagna baking in the oven, the holiday summer coming to an end.
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