BOHEMIAMiss Helen Potuzak Is enjoying a

vacation of two weeks.Mrs. Cejka, .of New York , was here

to spend a week at the home , of herson , Bmil Cejka. .

Mrs. Julia Kovari k has been enter-tainin g her bro ther , J. Barn ey, whospent his vacatio n here at her home.

The Misses Jennie Seldl and Geor-glanna Kovan da are stud cnLs atBrown 's Business School , Jamaica.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Wcela and Mr. andMrs, E. Hamel retur ned on Sundayevenin g from a motor trip of threedays to Atlantic City •*

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sobiscek , ofForest Hills , were here to spend theweek-end at the home of Mr. Sobi-cek's brother , Jose pli Sobicek.

. Mrs. , Frank Knakal is to have asber . guests over the week-end Mr. andMrs . PospisII , Miss Frances Castka ,and Alber t , Jerr y and Evelyn Pospi-sII , all of Astoria.

Remember voters that It is the dutyand the privilege of every citizen tovote at the primaries next Tuesday.The re gular polling places will beopen from noon until 9 p. m.

The " Misses Helen and AnnabelleHeinltz entertained at bridge at theirhome on Locust avenue , the prizewinners being Miss Frances Behoun-ek and Mrs. William Stochl. Jr.

Mr and Mrs. Northstrum , who havebeen guests for the past four weeks atthe home of Mrs. Northstrum 's sis-ter , Mrs. Frank Karshick , have re-turned to their home In Glen Cove.

Mrs. Anna Kirb y, her daughter ,Miss Minnie , and son , Gene Kirby,who is a member of the New YorkPolice Force , were guests on Sun-da y of Mrs. Klrby 's brother and sis-ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . William Hou-dek .

Mrs. Edward Kre poia Is to spenda week at hor home on Walnut ave-nue , which Is being redecorated andIn which alterations are bein g made.Wh en completed Mr. and Mrs. Kre-pel a are plannin g to make their homein Qohemia.

Mr. and Mrs. William Houdck havebeen entertaining their daughter , Mrs.Alvlna Zeman, who came to Bohemiato 'visit Joseph Zeman , who makeshis home here with hla grandparents.Mr. Ze'man ' Is employed as linotypeoperator on the Patchogue Argus.

The members of St. J ohn 's Episco-pal Church of Bohemia have beenobliged to change the date ot 'the Bo-hemian play from Sept. 28th to Oc-tober -12th because of the fact thatone of the members of the cast Is InEurope and will not bo back untilOctober, Bon't miss this great Bo-hemian play entitled "Vsechky myslla Hobo ,'' which' will bo given In theC, S, P. S. Hall. It is a comedy whichwill make .you laugh for throe hours ,Admission 75 cents; children , 2Gcom,«. ' ,:

PATCHOGUE. Postmaster Harry T. Weeks, sec-

ond vice-president ^ of' tho National As-sociation ot Postmasters , loft Pat-chogue on Monda y for Sacramento toattend the annual -conventio n of theamioola 'ttoh, hi. which ' lie Is 'scheduledto bo promoted to 'first vice-president.Mr. Weeks planned tlio entire trip toand from 'Sacramento, and is Incharge of travellin g' arrangements.Ho ban arran ge d for stopovers atDenver , Colorado Spr ings , Salt LakeCity, 'Lake Talioe and othor points.Tlio pnrtv will return to 'NoV Yorkon 'October 'Slid, ''. .'ttyr, Uio flocoml mioppflfll yo Fridaynight, tho bital noss section of tillsvillage wan bur glarised 'last week andtho local branch ot tho Aeolian Com-pany robbed of goods valued at $1,000.¦polled flimpnct that tho Job wan ori gin-wr-oil b'y. oomo ono familiar with thestore , since tho key to the caub , regis-ter , ' whloh 'has boon hidden In thoname place tor the past' few ' years,wa« , it»od to , open It. Tljo ' loot , whsoar-tea off In ' a truck , Jl'he cash rogln-tor; /Wa >;«!m»llW of : iu>bti t .$80, amiJovettiV musicalv' lnMr 'uintnita , ¦fcV iiuin,bVBjjbt ^>oor(js, and fouV. -radlb. too'tsj ^Wni ^'P^i

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-Woinen. Were 'rescued thnee miles outIn thb 'ba'jr on Thursda y afternoon byJ63b.ua K ' ^Budd In his power hoat ,Grace Budd. ' Those in the party werePauline Baris , Rose Mari e Harris ,Barbara tmnlop, Agnes Rlvkin andEdith Miller. Attired in bathin g suitsand beach coats tbey had gone to the'Oce'an avenue dock to take the boatto Cherry Grove , but missed it by a-few minutes. So the y re nted a rowboat 'and started across. The y losttheir direction ih the fog and theheavy waves washed over the boatand ,was little by little , submerging it.One of the girls fastened her red beachrobe , to on , oar and star ted to waveit , luckil y attracting the atten tion ofBudd .

A warrant for the arrest of LouisG. Mechanic has been issued by PoliceJustice August D. Schoenfeld , Jr., andhe is now being sought by police ,char ged with having attempte d to at-tack Ludwi g Brail , a Patchogue realestate man , with revolver. Mechaniccame to Patchogue in the spring andleased a store in the Syndicate Build-ing which Is owned by a firm of whichBrail is president. When Mechanicfailed to pay this rent , Brail attemptedto serve him with a summons. Brailclaims tha t when he went to Mechan-ic's house , the la tter pulled a revolverfrom his pocket; but that after a tus-sle ho managed Jo compe l him i todro p the weapon. Mechanic left Pa t-chogue shortly -atterwurd, and has notbeen seen here since. Police ar e seek-ing him in Brooklyn , wlu-r u he former-ly was in business.

Would Spoil Hit Game"Harr y," ven tured the fair heiress

to the youn g man who had proposedto lier, "I don 't want to think thatyou nre nmrrvlne me for my money."

"That goes double ," responded theyoun g man. "I don 't wan t you tothink so, either. " '

An Appropriate HonorEdwin—Vou see, deares t , if we axe

married before I graduate I won 't re-ceive my degree.

Gernldlne—Oh , that 's so. You can 'tbe a bache lor of arts when you'remarried. Perha ps they 'll make you ahusband of arts or something.

The High CostThe Yegg—Awful, ain 't It , the way

apartment rents have gone up?The Dip—It' s a shame. Petty lar-

ceny won't get you nowhere. Yorigotta lift nt least a coupla centuriesbefore they 'll give you a cell in tlieJnil.

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And no II.u young mnn thln l t f.She la the ln 'i-l '" mpnulon yet ,

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iniiilnin, tho gi ' .' iii thi ng In a enso oftills Bi' i 't Is in Im rnilm 'R snmcthlng In-to th e evidence tlm t will nppcu l lo tlieJu ry.

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^fedd1nV.pl|rns'nave been aihnduncedhy MisS"'Wirian" A'./ feo'uV'ori, dau ghterot Mra. Albert -t. Bouyon , of 25 Tennis '.Oeurt , Brookl yn. .Miss Bouyon and 'palmer ^'atr 'anid .Pigot , son of 'Jtfrs. j

. ieftoy ..Cholweil iS —retild .'bf iay-port ,.wiir ha .inerried on the evening ; ofWear teSday,.'October SO'Oii' aJt' tSe' PaTUline/ liianli 'altan. ' " MIbs Bbuyoh !. wttl 'liaye as Her maid of hosnoiri ' ikrs.GeorgeJ PJ BChodeB of Stf.' /Aiban 's, %. I.

,. Mr. P1gpt ,ha3 ^ehQBen aa Ilia "b'est. 'man.Nathaniel Norton of Blue -Point, andthe ushers .will be Gflorfee -F. TUiotles ,ot. St. Albans ,; Jbha ;(&r'istbffel and\VaMer . Tuttie pi BrookVy n, aad '

^iV-liam PlctaJi , Jr., of Bay siiore. hlr.Plgot and , Wa. bride : ' hn've ' taTcen '; anaipar'tm'ent atj 25 . Teiyhls dourt , Jvlierethey. >»lil' make, their home. Mrs. Hob-«rt V. B'anS 's. of (Rockville Centre , 'en-tertained at luncheon , brid ge arid nkitchen shower for Miss Bouyon- onFrida y. .Amon g the .guests "were MissBouyon, Mrs. Fairchlld , Mrs. Rhod es,Mrs.' &'. E. Morrison ,'" Mrs. ' Henr yNealei Mrs

1. JB. Lj Faris , Mrs. Leon-Rowland , Mrs! J.Vweob' iliaslj, "l^ra.G. A. Morrison , Mi SB Fannie L. Tddd ,Miss Ruth Bliss and MI Ss 'Jeanett Mor-,rlson.

Mrs. 'E. Frederick Oundrum ;enter- 'tained very pleasantly . 24 ladies atluncheon and brid ge at the IslandHills club house on Saturda y. OnWednesday ' Mrs. Guridrum entertain-ed 12 ladies at ; luncheon and brid geat her home oh Corinet quot Road.

Mrs. Anna Elsenhauer and herdaughters , Mrs. Clinton Hintz andMiss Ma thilda Eisenhauer , who havebeen occupying the bungalow of Mrs..AlessBiiarb Scufii returned to theirhome in Brookl yn on Sunday.

Mr. and , Mrs. William L-. Manthaand -dau ghter . Miss Alice, and son ,Robert , and Miss Ida -Frieman , lefton Satur day for a week's automobiletrip 'in northern New York and Can-ada.

Mr. and .Mrs.. Pellack , of Nutley,N. J., gave a shower lost Saturday ev-enin g for Miss Mary Rltacco, who Isto marry Edward J. Woodhouse , sonof Sirs. Fred Schait , on September29.

-Remember voters that it is the dutyand tho privilege of every citizen tovote at the primaries next Tuesday.The regular polling places will beopen from noon until 9 p. rri.

Mrs. Fre d Yates and tlauEMer , MissDorothy, of Brooklyn, bave .been;spendin g several days with Mrs. ,Yates * parents , Mr. and Mrs . Albert

. Lnrso ti. ,Sunday at the M«thodtst Church

tbo pastor will •preach, concerning"Abundant Grace " and in tho evenin g

. the . subject will bo "The Gospel off . Chr ist."

Mrs. Julius Chevalloy and daugh-ter , Miss Eugenia, aro -on a motortrip -throu gh Now York state and ox-'

,pect to spend a few days ht Niagara-Fulls. ' . •(

Mr. and Mrs. Lanna gnn returned, to Tor flBt Hills on Tuesday afterI spending tlio summer In tho Bauer

collate on McConnoll avenue. |

1 - Willldm •Friemnti. -whn lias lieon1 Ins lll. lioaltli. for. several , week", was (ok-'; , en to tlio Southrtldo Hoipltal on Moh-

• day fdr ! obstfrvatlon. . ¦. . -. , , . . . i |

i Mrs. Qllvo ,Chnttawa y,'Of New Yprk,- City , a'pont los't week nt the parson-- ngo with her parents , tho Rov. And

Mrs. A, l». Hubbard.\;~ Mtt '*-ft«tr«r«t Orlitf y/«'NW-.V< rV,r>' 'ernd 'NSttli, M. CKsliln. -at HamrtPOm ek,.i , wcro 'Wook-onil . ituoiMB ot Mr. hnd R r«..

William Buila. ' ' V -, Mrs , Bamuol Frost and Mrs , Tl oo-i doro Snydo* .have re turned from a si*'j woeTtB' vacation :a,t XlrWoO and 1 In^. dorlioolc , N. Y.' . • .• . i- . ', ; Mr. cind Mrs , .Chnrl°« 'Ball ;h iVo,( cloned their homo on Bnoilocor t vo-. mie anil rotur 'nofl 'lo N«w| York (or

tlio winter. - •.-'¦ •;: . ' .;? :j :X H tray dbir «*nriy on ttondbi ^-rhc rjn«;

, In g broltp ^to tlio ch,lcko.nw ynrd |jDf, j; ' ii. Anderson and killed -18 lariio,

ohiokone , • * „ • .' ¦ "¦' •" ' 1,Mr. nntl Mrs. iioboirt Bwords llavo

' 4«iur )ibil !'t6 tliolr Voitio on ' Sna'dooornvtiiiu o 'ut ter a •moiitii 'i atoy at OUor |:y

' arovo, ." . - , , . , . . ' ; '- . 'Mr «'.'' j; Frorilt Vn KmiftT , of ;Nutl0y,

v;•»',' ot iWr nloco. Mrs. Fraiik f.•AiHtw.

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J' :,- School In Patohp^u».( ,, • ',• .- ,. ,., , ¦¦ ' :»!•.,;CH)or«« K. nioof la maklnB ai •Uaay;', rob(ifrbVyi ; trom" tili\ Woont, i V'

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ith Gift in Gr atitude for Her Kindness.eWh after Six Wuljks :«r» tjr etrbft.peration for Appendicitis.

"Billy '' 1 ftiiuB, w-b'blspent many -of-his earl y -days- -fn -Bayport , and fbryears "was ' member of the -SayVilleBa«eball Teata. Witts ttdta- Vj a 'homelii Denver ," Cblo where he' has been'lii business for blmself for -a -numberof years, to renew his subscriptionto .the News, In order to keep in touchwith 'his old friends' There: He hasTiad with him for the month of AugustCart M. Huus , Jr., 16-year-old son .ofhis -brother , and writes that ' theyhave enjoyed some great -times, moun-tain climbin g and campin g out. Hesays that : on Septerab 'er " Stb wheir thete'iripemtiire here was over 90, ft wasdown to 40 'degrees ' there! Mr. Huus ,who is a dealer in 'safety Inks , station-ery ;and office "sbpplie's, h'as ' -just mov-ed 'his 'busine"iiB;dOwhtown Into a muchbetter and mofe central location thanhe lias had for '-fhe iast eleven years.

Notices are .posted .for a.meetingof the Bayport . Fire District ,- to be"held oh Friday evening, September27th , at 7:30r The Meet ing is to electa lire commissioner "for live years tosucceed James H. Snedecor , and atreasurer lor three ' years "to succeedEugene Stoll. It la pertnlssalile forelthe'r or boftli ' of ' these nieii : ; to suc-ceoii "th'emselvea. Their offices expireon October 30th , 1929. At this meet-ing nn upprbpriaition of $3,000 willalso be voted upon'. This Is to 'coverthe put chase of; ' new ' hose , generalequipment ,' coal "and to- provide ' main-tenance , funds , and salar y for theJ anitor ,

. . Mr. and Mrs. , Richard Hambley re-turned home last week after a visitto Detroit , where the y have beenspending six weeks with their son',Richard Hamb ley. While tbey wereaway, ' Mr. ' Hainbley celebrat ed hisbirthday and aays he had a royal -goodtime. "Dick , Sr., " bein g quizzed re-garding the number of bir thdays ',smili ngly admitted to at least"tweat y."

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson areentertainin g this week their son anddau ghter-in-law , Mr .and Mrs. JamesAnderson , of New York. On Tuesdayevenin g Mr. and Mrs. Anderson en-tertained at brid ge Mr. arid Mrs. Nor-inan fienl 'amln , Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Huston , Mr. and ; 'Mrs. Fraiik W. An-tes, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W.Lynch. ' ' '

M rs. Rafael Del Castill o went toNow York on Monda y to have herright arm x-rayed and it was found tobe broken ih two places , one br eakbein g at th e olbow. Her 'nose wasalso very badly injure d wben shefell on tho step at their boardin ghouse in Hurle yville, N. Y., wheresTie had gone with lier children for avacation. ,

Sunda y 's Brookl yn Tlmea carried api cture of William H. Todd , of Brook-lyn.and Bayport presenting the ToddLife Boat Ra cing Troph y to the crewof tho shi p Sud Americano. The crewwon the third annual lhtornatlbnaMlfoboat race Ini tlio Hudson River onLab or bay... '

Frod Bhait , of the plumbin g firm ofStuart & Shalt , was stricken with anattack of acute appendicitis on Sat-urday afternoon , and wan operatedupon nt tho South slde Hospital byt)r. HlnVreth. Mr. Shalt Is -restin gcomfortabl y at .the pre sent writ ing;

Mrs. W. K. Pout has ' boon presentedWith a gold tlilniblo by the choir! otSt, Ann 's Church. Tho gift was ; Inappreciation ot i\ie uso of "Stroin d-liomo" tho .Post oatato , for tho recentmudlbalb iivbn 'try Mio choir. j

/ ' Hmllo''stqii.:liaB .takbn. 'ovor tli o bus..Inoaa ot^tho Ban .station niid confo ctlonor y-Btqre ' on rSonth -Main -streot,conducted tor eomo .tlrite by GeorgeB. Amberman . ,¦ Mr s. Mdr y*Pa >k«lr rbUifnoil hom oon Monda y from Syracuse ) wHoro shehas boon spending ' "tuo aiimtnor InHie 'flcorko •gtiiliBlttj ia TiBllKo ..'on; Soo>mhn -ayonne.i.' ' ¦ ¦ , -. '¦, ¦ ¦¦ '¦ . *;: ]); :' ")' ¦: i ', , : " i ;;

;Mr/ ',nhV :>l|^^iiu^/_i:hna tij-turned ta e^ rk ^a^^tHday jariafrapi 'iiAWji, 'tile .'suinmor "ftw 't'liolr fioihiou \lib- boy ; atV jbo foot of b fltilri lriii lLane ; ' ^vr, :'. : |HV ¦ ' . • : ¦ ' . ; * ' . ' •" '¦ • ' , -. " - .»:r -", ^>(- .- - . 'o ¦ ¦ - ' ' . '. ; ¦¦ j ; . . '• Mr. o,iia ,Wa,..Ott6 .Hlllonbrnnjl , An-lortalubd , abom; n*ftbon v rtf«lft tlve«i anafriends at a '/par ty ' at <'t lidlr hotrw CnBootnlin ,l o)voriuo InaJ t; fFlitayainty bvdniln>. '; ' - ¦: 'i v ^ ' ^ '^f'^lV ^ - . rf ;,\' j

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Mrs. William Walker and hor sons,'James and Frank , of Crestwood , N. Y.,bave been ' visiting at Uie home ofMrs. Walker 's brotber-in-law and sis-ter , Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mclnerne y.

Mr . and Mrs. Robert ¦H. ..Koehler re-turned the JafcCer .part ...of last weekfrom a six weeks tri p abroad and inCanada.

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Bookkee pingAccoun tancy !Rapid Calculation \Business P.eiimanahip IBus. English ami CorrespondenceCommercial LawSpelling and Definitions

| Stenography JI Touch Typewriting ii Pilinfi !I Office Practice |j Business Organization ami Admin- i

•is tratlonCommercial Arithmetic.

Day and Evening Classes JOur Ciraduatos are In constant j

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| Patchogue, L. I., N. Y.Mary A. Townsend-F iake , Principal

SAMUEL S. GERARDContracting Mason - Builder

Mason work in' all its bra nchesa special ty

Estimate s Cheerfully Given

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A proper and 'comfo rta ble sleepingposition is. important, for rest andhealth. An excellent posit ion is plac-ing the right arm at the back , thebody lying partly on the side and part-ly on the abdome n.

Bayport Method ist Episcopal ChurchAlfred b. Hubbard , pastor.

Sunda y School at 10 a. m.Preachin g service at 11 a. m.Epwortb League at 7 p. m.Evening worship at 7:30 p. m.Wednesda y evening—Prayer meet- '

ins, 7:30 p. m. i >Thursda y evening—Choir rehearsal. !

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