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15 SEE TOO FEW CARS ONL. CITY LINES DEAN OF L. I. EDITORS WHO DIED AT GREENPORT HENRY A. REEVES CONNOLLY TO AID DIES IN 84TH YEAR SUB-SURFACE MAP CIVIC WORKERS IN GLEN COVE DEMOCRATS START NOW HAVE NEIGHBORHOOD BUILDING "BACKFIRE" PLANS? Check Indicates That Listed Headway of Trolley Concern Is Not Observed.

Dean of Long Island Editor; Hopes to Get Estimate Board i Three Accountant! Working in Suffolk Give Color to the Belief. Succumbs to Long Illness at Creenport. Approval Despite Williams Disapproval. MA KIN I Kit I I I I Yl IIUTOUOF WATCHMAN, MIOWs HOI I I I SEEM III III I ui 1 Served In Congress and Arm- blyinanWni no Years Supervisor Ol Soul hold. -ion Turned sc His OfllOC Ua-MlltCll.

He M) int.v Tun Much. TTTF. ITOOOKTTX DAttT EAfflMS. NTTV YrVRK, MONDAY, MATICTT 0, 101(1. College Point Service Is Said to Be the Worst Check Showing: 0 Cars When 12 Should Hun.

la! to The Ratio nnrough Pre tooay thai tho Topographical Uinrjr A. Itrrma. hood ButldlM is located On School near the eider of the villas. Although tho eXOOUtlve secretary and director Of the association, the Hev. John J.

roust, recently resigned t.i re-cuter I.e. iiilnistrv, a siii-icssor Is to ln appointed, probably within the next few (lavs, by tho exeoutlve committee. A coiiiinlMeo of ten men has tnst been appointed to oontider tho matter of membership, collection of dues, etc. These ln.Iudo Henry Craft, chairman; Charlaa Hauls. Kill.

iior.i..-i. w. Everett. John .1 lltional Improvements are to be made ind the repainted, Tho eecond be converted Into a large tall for danaee and other amueementa roception rooms. The Neighbor- Many complaints have been made recently about i lie trolley service rendered by the New York and Quee ns County Hallwuy Company, which operates all cars starting from the Manhattan end of the Queensboro ISrldge und from the Long Island City aide of the Thirty-fourth street ferry to Astoria.

Stelnway, Corona. Flushing, College Point, Calvary Cemetery, Vernon avenue and the shuttle car operated from the ferry to the Bridge Plaza In Long Island City. Check was made recently of the number of oars actually operated during stated Intervals. The results of this check as compared with table of headways issued by the trolley company Indicates that the number of oars run over these lines la considerably less than this table rails for. The cars on the Vernon avenue line were timed cm January -7 nt the Junction of Borden and Vernon avenues.

Supposed, to be operated under a headway of ten minutes, which provides six curs in an hour, live cars were sent through in an hour and two minutes. The first car passed at 11 17 a.m. and the fifth at 12:19 p.m., the headways being, 18, 18, 14 and 17 minutes, or an average headway of 16 minutes. On February 23 a check showed only four cars In the hour, running under an average headway of 15 minutes. At the time the check ended no car had appeared for 16 minutes.

Residents of Astoria will make a complaint to the Public Sorvlce Commission soon. If more cars are not put on tho line, residents of that section will check up the cars and make a report on the conditions found. A check on this line on January 26 and two days later showed that the re-uuired number of cars, six to the hour, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., were operated past the Plaza In Long Island Citv. Another check taken on Febru Music's Charms Won't Soothe Savage L.

I. Snow Storm I Henry nd edl-1 until a week the bet I Hut in his i.ed. He ha. I long been fee lor in tho lire ef lireenpor' and Snf- County and "ill he k. nil- I ay a wido circle of Mends.

MKETINCS I'OK HI SlNI.SS MI A Prominent Men To SpenU nt Glen Cov Services. Glen Cove, I March It Brain nlng this eve a Series of meeting III be held in the Carpenler Me ria M. venue M. present. HORSK GUARD'S MERRY TIME.

FMPlHi: SOCIPTVS SMdKl lt. The empire Benevolent Society en tertalned a large gathsrlng at tneir headquarters, Shaw avenuo end Seventh street, rjnlon curse, aSturday night, with a smoker. POMON A GRANGE TO MEET. Matttturk, March f) Pomona Grange will meet as the guest of Mat-tituok Orange, here, on Thursday. (Special to The Eagle Oreonport, March 8 Reeves, dean Long bli Samuel Stewart, of BISHOP CONFIRMS.

I 1 "PHYSICAL TRAINING FISHER He Addresses 400 Men at Rock-1 ville Centre Club on lm- provement of Race. quotes from the bihi.f. International Secretary of ilio Y. M. A.

Tells of Recruiting In 1 I Special to The Eagle.) Rockvllle Centre. L. March 0 -Men of profound minds have ex pressed the heiief that what is needed in this country for the Improvement of the rare Is a war of some kind, but I think the proper method of pre paredness Is In the correct physical training of American youths," said George J. Fisher, M.D., International secretary of the Y. M.

C. A. of North America, in a stirring address to 4un men of the Protestant churches of this village, at tho Kockvllle Centre Club yesterday. Dr. Usher spoke on the "Physical Basis of the Religious Movement," and showed the relation of Biblical teachings to modern tendencies.

He said tliat he Is convinced that it Is normal, natural and physiological to he a Christian. He read excerpts from the Bible and applied them In a physiological way to show that the world has worked them out today in happy unison with the teachings of the time of Christ, and even with tho old Testament. He pointed out that there is no word of contradiction to the Bi-ble's preachings In tho face of modem developments. "Where In the Bible does It state a fact that Is not a truth today just us much as he asked. "Does it say that the earth is flat and Is held up by four elephants -standing on huge pillars, like some people believe, and that when these fall there has been an earthquake? "There was more sanitation In Moses' camp than In any camp of the Philippine campaign.

Thev kne nothing of germs, but he who expect-rated was ejected from the cam Kvery care that Is now taken again enforcement God.s wo CJod's word In the Bo- froi physi nnels He pictured the moral man woman and mentioned tho sex position to prove that the physiolo-il si.b) to that promise, is apparent the entire Bible. )r. Fisher can see little good In ool military training. hat is need, in the youth Is the proper physi- suueu nun no was re- go and give w. cM iTtr.v Had a Hoarding House al Pine I for Many Vears.

Oood Ground, L. March 6 John W. Caffrey, one of the best known residents of this section, died at his home al Pine Neck, yesterday, iie had been ill for nearly a year with Brlght's disease, and though in falling health for some time his death same as a shook to his many friends here. Mr. C'effrey was 00 years of age.

and for fifteen years had managed a large boardlnghouse. lie was well known to many Hrooklynites who summered there. Caffrey was was a member of Jtoanoke Lodge. O. O.

at Klverhead. and the Sons and I laughters of Liberty of Kast Wuogue. Funeral services will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church here tomorrow, at 2 o'clock, with the Hev. William Fanton 1 The mail show is. water and i midults for tele BOYS STOLE BOAT FITTINGS Junk Dealer Who Bought May Be Arrested.

(Special to Th Palchogue, putting eight boys through a third di has been secured edly result in actii Attorney's office I "fence." and arrest Ma I r- The hoys, who range froi otie Hurohinsi id it is l.elieved that enough i vi.lcn.-c was to justify the arrest of tin, hoys and the junk deal, who purchased tho brass and cupper from I hem. DETERMINE BOUNDARIES, Several Tracts of I and on 1 "ire Island! 1 Bead! Affected by Decision. 1 Fat. hog darlcs of i Fire Island 1 that the eastern I.dward II. Mavs, .1.

KuttU.I,' Mary ii Taylor, J. It Bwan Texas and the Hev. Louis a. Parker, chapUtn of st. Juhn- land.

1 1 1 i Mm Km the SlllTol i started "back- "ring" to net even with the ROpUD- llcana for causing them so much an. noyanee of late? This la a queetten that being asked hi political circles, and ilin answer la a heller thai Hiev tune The heiief that time have actually started ti)eir campaign "gel some thing" Republioan officiate ii strengthened bj the presence of Hues strangers, working Industriously In ihe Siipei-Ms-ns I nt the Courthouse here, apparently they ore- expert, ac. Tlm nm poring ovor paid, over a freauently stop in-. Hint have i.cen of other documents. soli hooks, an.) then makltl ran.

la from the hooks All elTorts to tin. I on llrst It was Controller Travis, hut lied 111 HI et I I lltho thai they do not represent Slate As thnrn has been nn official action alien by the enmity lli.it would iwik excuse for hiring account -Ills, it la believed lm I lie men -ecu engaged by the DomooitUlO coun organisation over all the i. uniy mailers for a ertahi number oping that some of the 111 I I men found that he called lax, but which were neither lax nor morally Illegal when bv proper explanation, and that the full text of the Controller's ropurts bear out this statement S. POLITICS ROTTEN" Russia Only Nation With Worse Conditions, Says Osborne. More than 1,000 lOtrupt, the prison upi nnh complaint I have again-i the he said, "is that they do not send us enough prisoners so thai we can make tlieni over.

In fact, there are plenty of men of my own ae.iuaintanco who would be benefited by a course of training In prison." nn. kkvi SERMON Preaches on "Tho christian a Child of at I'oral Hills. Dr. Robert Kent, pastor of the Church-in-the-Gardens, I'm est Hills liarilons. yesterday preached the second sermon of bis series de.lleateil to the mm de on "The Life." The suhject of veterdav's set i free-will nffer aeh.

and 'The I.evbscl by Kirk-et by Mrs. io. und Mrs. ELKS' IH IIFSTEAK. Fnjoyaliic Prognimnir by I'romlnent BpOOketa at Affair.

Qreenport, L. March 8--The DllM of this Milage and vicinity en Joyed a beefsteak dinner at the Hotel Dennis. Saturday evening. Manager Caaiidy has arranged a pleasing pro-gramms for ihe oooaslon, with John ilwvcs loaslinaster Ilulei' John Slewait and llxalt.d Itulei -elect Duyton llndges of the Lodge, both gave Intcire.itnlg -tr lt.v, Wllllsn edgsi ran- 1 1 1 tu i lliill.i. lull in in, irwi.ic luii.e-k.

I mini, ''upl-i: 'l' II l.l.rlm. ,,11,1,11. I.M.-k.r. John Vrlt. Silk -rieidle Knit.

MAltTIN Port Jefferson li 1 neral services for Mu held at tho Methodist Villas today, the Hev. F. pi ef hni. h. oil), luting Past Councillor George J.

Lahne read th fuiiuiiil iit.s of the Jr. o. A Mi We. ks w.i ii id Uusid Council, tr, A and that order had charge of the tunerui ser- vl, Inlet on lit was In Cedar Hill lemeUri Mf -kn was 41 yesrs of its, and dli .1 kuni 'a I'ark siste tOSpltal Thursday He n.is the son ihe lau Maiiin Weeks, and was a native uf this Milage lie is survived 1 11, .1 1 lie .11 ech. and two listers, Mrs OllVel 1 'e Wick.

'lilt Oralllie .1 Mis Tarsii. uf BprTngneld, N. J. pi BUO whim i URI i (fPORT, Oreenport. I I March 0 A puh Uc whlsl party will held it the Ma il Mai Huge I ii cum i nit i- i i neo- doro JoHp.i und Charles Hall.

Woi mid givo htm sumo good gallantly replied that, he eady to he a second Nero of finding a safe harbor. ie the tl. idle, the horns, the and I here. In front of In an old-fashioned farm idle" sawed away, and the ho orchestra did their re- rovlde that old far i hoi CHURCHES FIGHT SALOON Union Service Raises Protest Against Opening of Another. (Special to The Bade.) Smlthtown Branch, I March 6 Residents of Smlthtown und Smlth- town Branoh win put up a strong tight against the localiou of another sub in this Milage.

annoiincnmont that a saloon and hotel will be opened on 111" north side of the tracks of the Long Island Railroad Company, just west or tin- station, has called forth the protest Laal evening a union service of the members the Bmltb-town llranch ITcshyterliui Church, of Which Hie Rev. 10. V. Abbey Is pastor. and the Smlthtown Methodist Bp loco -pal ChUroh, of which the Hev.

R. I'ovey has charge, was held at the Ml I'ovey gave a he attitude of the I natter ot opening Milium here, and of tho Church on the saloon inostion. Th legal spct of the. establishing of an hotel saloon In the village was taken up bv the Itev Mr Al.li.-x. promised that he Id look into tl lumens of slopping the plat from a legal standpoint.

HEMPSTEAD TAItS ELECT. ApiMlhy Lonimoilore of CMb for 21st Year. Glen Cove, 1,. March 6-The twen-ly-slxth annual meoting of the Hempstead Harbor Facht ClUb Of Harvey's point, Glen Core, was held at the Oriental Hotel here on Saturdaj eve. nlng.

For tho twenty. first year John 8 Appleby was elected oommodore of the organization. Me has held Hum office since when h- au It L. t. Duryea.

Edward thus was named vice commodore; 1 tine, purser! Charles Vincent, captain: l-Mward T. Payne. Isaac 11 Coles. William H. Seaman, William II Way hi.

us. governing id; llarol Howne, Thoi II-, WHO, 1 I -man Power 1 1., at Association; id nickson, delegate the Vucht lug of Long Island Sound. UNION CHORI TO slNfi. In tho I 'st llllls in-the-is, will rah io, I o'clock In the social room the mii 1 1 Mis II linker and ra, Robert J. Cole will be ihe boat- ises, Mrs.

F. It lot wl a.l the ivotional service, and m.s Harry Ull-loer, lllllloiuil serrelnry, wll leak "ti "Tim Young Women's Chris-hi Association and Ihu Iinmlgrant." WOODHAV1 REPUBLICANS, A dance wns given by the Wood-iven Republican Association at iisonie Temple, Rlehmond Kill, Sat- day night, nnd there was Isrge nt-ndnnce. An address resnrdlng ihe nrk of tlie association made In King Stl laud pliinu pieces. Riverhei say thai I breast, bu night, FATHER LEONARD PREACHES FAREWELL Popular Southampton Priest to Leave for Parish In Brooklyn. Fagle Father Leonard has done much to build up the parish during bis three years rectorship lu re and at Bridge- hainpton.

when- he has had charge of the Church of the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary. Father ard yeater- aid: 5 ears of my ad- all fur the gieater honor and glory of Ood, I nsk yOU manifest the same ary 29. showed only five cars running under irregular headways, ranging from 8 to 13 minutes. Teachers In particular complain of service on the Steinway line, saying mat many or me cars are snumeu back to New York before arriving at the end of the line. The running time listed for this line from 4:47 a.m.

to midnight is 3 minutes. Three checks were taken at the Plaza, each an hour In duration, on January 26, from 8:35 to 4:36 p.m.; January 28, from 10:40 to 11:40 a.m., and February 29, from 1:06 to 2:00 p.m. Instead of 20 cars an hour mile I foi i lie e. the first check showed 9, the second 8 and the third 7 cars, operated under respective neaciways oi a ana minutes. Corona, Line Service Improved, Service on the Corona line has lm-m oved since Borouch President Con nolly wrote to the company threatening to take up the frequent delays with the Public Service Commission.

The 26 he, elKht instead of the six required, while the January 28 and February 29 checks showed the required number of five cars. The headways were Irregular, however, ranging from 4 to 16 minutes, instead of 12 minutes. Flnshinir service also seems to he running to schedule as far as numbers are concerned. Six cars are required in the hour. Checks taken at the same time as the Corona check showed 9, 6 and 6 cars in the hour.

The headways were irregular, ranging from 2 to 12 minutes. The first check of the College Point t.I'. sis cars instead oi tweivi care In the hour, the headways of those six averaging mlui't-s i his check, or another wait of 10 minutes; between tho time of the last car re-corded and the end of the check. The headway should be five minutes. A second check gave six cars running, on a headway of 11 'i minutes, while; the third check showed six cars run- nlng on a S'i minutes headway.

Calvary cars were run past the corner of Borden and Vernon avenues at the rate of five an hour, instead of six, according lo two checks taken on January L'7. from 11:15 a.m. to p.m.. and on February 23. from 1:60 to p.m..

the respective headwa.s being 12 and 11 minutes Instead of in minutes. The shuttle cars service operated from the Thirty-fourth street ferry and acting as a feeder lino for the Hunters Point section of Long Island City was found, according to four checks, to bo running far from the filed schedule. Two of the cheeks were made at Borden and Vernon avenues, on January 27 and February and the other two were made at the Plnza on January 26 and 28. The schedule calls for a car every four minutes, or fifteen an hour between 1:24 a.m. and p.m..

with a three-minute headway alter that time, and continuing tho rush hour. The actual running time, according to these checks, ranged from two cars in a minute to one in 11 minutes. One-third of the cars ran on a On the check re, inning twenty cars an hour under a li-minute headway, thirteen cars pulled up al the Tlaza for the first check on January 26. The same number of cars was sent through the following day, when fifteen were n-ipiired on a 4-inlnute headway. Th check the next day showed twelve instead of fifteen, while a cheek made at Burden avenue on February also showed twtlvc instead of fifteen, ANOTHER UNION SERVICE, Hans P.

Freese lo Tell Forest Hills About Mormons. The seoond union service of the, Church-ln-the-Gardcns, Ascan avenue and Ureenaway North, Forest Hills C-nrdeus, and the Church of Purest Hills. Seminole avenue and liown street. Forest Hills, will In, held the evening of March 12, at the Churcb-ln-lhc-Carilens al o'clock. The speaker will be Han-; IV Fre.se.

his subject will he. "Tho Truth About Morinoulsm." and he comes under the auspices of the civic Betterment Chapter of tho Women's Club of Purest Hills. MTPFOIjK LODOK 111) VIOAHS OU. Btony Brook, I March 6 Tho 119th anniversary of Ik 0. 60.

V. and A. of Stony Kick, said to be tho oldest Masonic organl ration on Long Island working under lis original charter, will be held at Athena Hall on Thursday. irch 0 ruie entertained necktie dunce Sal Hail, Bnodiker i I I HI TABIJJ lm ccnoi WIND-DRIVEN CAKES OF ICE WRECK PAVILION AT SEA CLIFF i -Yfa' BAZAR'S PROFITS 11,800. ow Ifiliii'fffffftTl" 1 ffalr lM.I at PorcM llllls Is success fSticclal to The F.aglo.) I heavv plies niiiU'r Ihe DAVtlion werc'ular during the summer months, ttinahan.

Vln dolnh Dtetsche, lluglil 1 s.a Cliff. March 6 The wind worked loose by the grinding Impact, a lif" 1-1 1 A i 1 1 whu the shores of the harbor of huge ice cake. Jus, before poon 'H v. nut Opponent Saturday, breaking up the Ice nnd they gave way. and the bug struo- some spllea under the Boa ge Baerlocher was nol far be-1 Hug grcHt cakes high on the bench ture settled Into the water, strewing u'ff Club wro also washed out, hind I 'I he I- Hi-r Nun v.

o.her v.r. I hullfllKS WlthstOed Ihe nn he Of 'he parish, COM I III' Vonnc's 01c shore n.n.on. The the LClCil IM'nliW U'lUOL- il Ulv I Ihv baMf V. Itll a bl'lcf addfeittj, I ihu Utf With a brief tuldresj,.