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Offkial Paper, Villase of Freeport
FREEPORT. N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921
VoL XXIV, No. 92
SUCKER UST (MiUNSNAMES OFFUMRS
FAIR AT MRS. WHITNEY'S AT MANHASSET TODAY FOR BABIES' MILK FUND
Manhaawl,' Juhe 10.—A fair and tea for Ibe i)enet1l of the Babiea' Milk Fund jof the Na.Hfiau County AsHOciation and New York Mospital will l)e held to<lay tietween 2 an<l 7 p.m. al Oreen Tree, tbe home of Mra. Payne Whitney. Man- hanaet, L. i. All kinda of antiquea, live atm-k, r>lant.s and ahrubn will be on  ante.
loTflfUfatioii   Shows   One    Man!
SK'.:i5:!??.!i?_i::'iWEH[-END SfOllED
BV POLICE MPIAIN WHO SEIZED 9 m^
FORBIDS SALE OF LE BADDY ESTATE BONDS
SQUIRREL AHACKS PEOPLE UP HEMPSTEAD AVE. WAY IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Killed Flighting in France—An¬ other W«8 in Navy — .Qtkers BeKeved Only Technically Defi¬ cient Not Having Notified Board
The men whoae name.M uppe.-ir bi-low, an<\ who were under tbe Jurisdiction of the local board namod, were, a<-cordiiiK to the public draft recorda. elasHiflod and rejKirted by the draft authorities as deaertera from the military aervice of the United .mates. Actual ext>en.i'"s not to exceed $50. lo Include reimburae- ment for the amount actually expend¬ ed,   but   not   to   incluile   allowaiu
Only Experts May Know What's
In Those Bottles Found In
Polish Mineola
Rockville .Centre. June lfl.--A .squirrel
j which   has   a  home   somewhere   in   the
upper   aet.'tlon    of   Heinp.stead    avenue.
haa gone "nutty."  not nmting.     It.t ill
temper  was  demonatrated  one eveninp
I recently  when it vi.sifed the back yanl
I of Mr.s.  R. V.  F'ltlugn. of 319 Hemp.ste;iil
I I avenue, and  gave  her liattle when  .she
„, -        uiji      11       J     r I attpmpte«t to slxoo It away.    An empty
Shares Held by Lebaudy Estate miik bottle, the most convenient am
Be  RetnmtMl to  Hin for Keep-1 "¦"")"""   tiear   the   liack   .screen   donr,
ing Until Final Determination ofl ^"'^'*"' "*' *"   squinei, offended is
l«.   ,       .     .1      u (<v. .ifpellnKH and  It  rushed at. Mrs.  PilluKa.;
KlghtS in  tbe  rormer     King Otj^^hp grabbed  her houaehold companion.'
Surrogate   Howell   Directs   That!
Sahara's Estate
Mlneol.i.  ,Tune   10.—Hurrogate     Leone D.  JloweU haa dlre<'led that  the Hharea
; the brooni, and prepared to Rive iKittlc. l)Ut the determination of the squirrel cau.sed her lo retreat behind the .screen
ITHOS. DEMPSEY KILLED AS CAR HIT FORD AHEAD
Accident on Old Country Road East of Mineola Instantly Ends Life of Munson Man—John H. Murphy of Hempstead, Demp¬ sey's Companion, Describes the Fatality at Hearing in Mineola
LONG BEACH ELECTION OF VILUGE OFHCERS ON TUESDAY, JUNE 21
Long Heach, June 10.—The annual] election of offlcers for thf tncnrponited j VillaRe of liOnK Beach will !»• held In the Village Hall. I'ark street, I.,onK; Beach, on June 21. UoIIh will be open* from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. '
CMflcers   to   be  elected   are   president,! treasurer,  collector and  two trustee.s. —-^_
Willinm H. ReynaidM i.s nnw prenident, Soviet Govemuent of Ruuia De¬ mands in Return Restoration of
TWO PACffIC NAVAL BASES OFFERED U.S.
of the village.
Mineola,    ,Tune    10.—All    set    for    a
party  and  no  i)arty  to  go  to,   will  be
the   condition   in   the  Polish   section   of
for I this   village   this  week  end.    Capt   Mc-
a^rviceV, will be paid to any civil officer or other citizen for the apprehension and delivery lo military control of any one of thoni. U' any one of them is apprehended, he should be delivered nt, and reimbursement for the actu.'il ex¬ penses Incurred by the arresting offlcer should l)P claimed at, the nearest .Army f>oat, camp, or station.
The law (106th Article of War) pro- vldea that: "It shall Im'.lawful for any civil offlcer having authority under the laws of the United Statea, or of any State, Territor.v, Ulstrict, or |io.ssesKi<>n of the United .Statea, to arrest offenil- er.s, summarily to arrest a deserter frnm the military .service of the I'nited States and deliver into the cu.stody of the military authorities of the t'nited States."
Local Board for Division No. 3 Coun¬ ty of Na.s.sau, New York,
Order number, name and residence nt   time   of   rcKistrution:
1091—(.Iohn Harlow, John Rarb.iro) Wllles or Willis ave., .Merrick, N.  V.   -
1624—(I'etro HartaKUe, f'ietro Ber- tagno) 144 Blcecke or Hleecker St.. N. v.,  N. Y.,
496—(William 1,. Bryant. William liOwman) Front  at., llempsteart, N. Y.
897—John l^'ur, Hotel Na.s.sau, Long Beaih,   .N.   Y.
(I«0—Ceneroso Ccf.alo, Ca.stle by the Sea,   TiOng   Beach.   N.   Y.
702—John (^offt-y, West end. Lour Beach.   N.J Y.
1808—(Arthur David, Artliur Davi.s) Newton or Newtown Blvd., Freeport, N.  Y.
842—(Sacher Denaii'k, Ijihar Den- elck, Zarnokil Diienol, Sa<'her Denelck) Barnum laland, LonK Hcach, N. Y, Nassau,  N.  Y.
1693—Nicholas Denton, Seaford, N. Y.
17B9—(Joaepb A. Doyle, Long Bench, N. Y. Jo.seph Uayle, HL'l W. .18th .st., N.  T.)
1788-(John Thoa. Flynn, John T.) Muplo St..  Hempstead. N.   V.
1174—(Rmest 'Friahkneekt, Rrnst FriachKneckt, Krnest Fre.scbnacht) Crand avc, Bellrnore, N. Y.
1527—Peter lieorglos, Nassau Co., Long Beach, N. Y.
147ft—(Howard Haff. 311 S. Main st.. Fraejiort, N. Y. 329 3. Main St., Free- port, N. Y.; So. Wellwood ave., MorchantavUle,  N.  J.)
1077—Arthur Jobnaon, 7 Croaa St., Hompatoad,  N.   Y.
1417—IKlchurd VV. Johnson, Uichard Whittlnv) Morrlck, N. Y.
733—Daniel Karpovloua, Barnum Is¬ land, N. T, Daniel Karpovica, Barnum laland,  liOng  Beu«'li,  N.  Y.)
829—(Jamea lijipsyel, 25 K. Merrick St., Freeport, N, Y., 123 W. 97th at.. Now  York,   N,   Y.)
8G8—Paul I.rfiUKhlin, (Jarden City, N, T.
2254—(CUffonl W. Lawrence, C. W.) Naaaau  Blvd..  Ciarden  City,  N.  Y.
746—Donato TiConardi, 6 Linden at.. Hempatead, ^. Y.
1181—OeoTKO Lichtenberger, Merrick. N, Y.
1766—Conor McCahUl, 320 Main at., liempatead. N. T.
264—(Charlea Mekrflopke, Charlee Mekaloiiokl, Charlea Mtnlalopakl, Char¬ les Mekulofskl) 170 Clinton at.. Hemp¬ stead. N. Y.
2540—John Mori'Ia St. Paul'a School. Oni-den City. N. Y.
187—(John Nlckolot, John Nlcholecct) Lonv Beach, N. T.
1908—(Hugh O'Donnell. Hugh O. Donnell) 51 Olive Blvd. Freport. N. Y.
142—Herman K. Olaen, Central Park, L. L, N. Y.
1817—(Joseph Oaaern, Joaoph Oaaum. Joseph Oaburn) CTaatlea by the Sea, iMog Beacl!., N. T.
2513—Rotiert Powell. Newbridge ' road, Smithville South, N. Y.
8888—<Ou8 ProtgerouB, Oua Protoy- eroe) 388 3rd ave.. New York, N. T.
471—Thoa. Richie, 663 Boulevard, Balttwln,  N.  T.
8686-^8amuel Ryfler, Reatord, N. Y.
4B7—(Fred     SleVer,     Fred     Blevera) Qucenawater Hotel, Long Beach, N.  Y. (Continued ah iMice 7)
Cormack and his men of the local police force took the party, severol gallons of it. and locked it up in Dlstri<,'t At¬ torney Charles R. Weeks' special vault in tho Court Houae yesterday:, after¬ noon.
Capt. McCormack with Patrolmen VVieKhauser and Spancer raided the home of Alex Borowskl, 261 .Mineola Boulevard, and found—yeh, yon Kuess- »>d it,—a considerable amount of whal looks like Kin and live bottles of sup¬ posedly Bourlwin Whiskey besides eight gallons of nondescript.
The police found the liquors parked in .a bedroom and were informed it h.'id been In the house but 15 minutes. If thnt is so one bottle ia mute testi¬ mony that good time waa made from the moment of arrival since there was but a half inch of the fluid left in the bottom   of   the  bottle. *
Borowskl has been held for examin¬ ation. Capt. McCormack opines that it is going to be a quiet wtH'k end among the folk who might havo h.id a jollifi¬ cation.
.Mineola, June 10.—Thomaa Dempsey, door.    He   came   closer   nnd   even    at    44  years old. of .Mun.son. was instantly of stock  of the  l-angiaagte Proprietary j **''"'''*''^  *"  '"''^ ^'•'' ''•'^•' through  theikUled last night when he was.cataputteil fo., Ltd.. of London be not sold and that h*'''**"'"^- i ''"O'" "'* f*'""' "''•i' "^ "" aut..mobile in
(hy t)e returned to him for Si-ife keeping I Another time Mr. Nutty Squirrel | whicb be was ridl.iK along the Old and until such time as he can determine I v'"'''"*' '^"' Iwkyard ,of ClHience F.i Country r(«id about one mile cast of what shall be finally done to them. ' ^^'"'""h.  nt   2ir.   Hempstea<l  avemie.    A ! .Mineola.
This stoctc is a part of the $ir,,(Mio,00(i' helper on Mr. Simons i>lace offeied it ai The car In which Dempsey was rld- estate of the late Jacques l.etiinidy. of'""* nnd il took a piece of flesh out of i ing was owned and driven by John 11. Westliury, who wns shot and killed by '^'•'' hand Instead. Mr. .Simons went out : M<u'l)hy of 18 Oreenwlch street. Hemp- his wife. Marguerite, when she alleged! n"'' '"'^ " plnwheei tiyins: lo connect I •'^tc.-id, who was held for manslaughter that her own life waa in cUinger and that i his foot with the ,s<|Uinf-rs .nnatotny. '''.V' -'ustico, of the Peace Arn.ild B. the safety ot her daughter. Jacqueline, I He flnally Huccee<ied and won thei Kohler l)efore whom Murphy had an waa in Jeopardy. ! battle. examination   this morning.
Mrs. liebaudy asked the Surrogate to'     D  is said the .squirrel chased .several       Demp.sey   wii,a   killed   when   Murphy's direct that the stock be not sold and th.»: childri-n  while on  their  way  fo  si hool.   <ar   collided   with   a   Ford   owned   and! makes some new move in behalf of the •o-admini.stratora  of the  estate,   Krnest i It has not  been captured or killed, hut !'l'iven by  Floliert Wackerhagen of ]ll)6l,^y„  men.
HARVEY-BARBUTI TRIALS TO COME UP '' IN MINEOLA MONDAY;
Trade Conditions Between Two Countries — Offer Brought By Vanderlip, Means of "Getting Behind Japan's Back"
By Earle C. Reevea
(CopyriKhl.   I!i21,   liy   the   International
.News  Servhel
liondon,   June   10.—Two   naval   bases
on   the   Siberian  oojist.   whicb,   it   is   de
clared,   would   give   the   Unite.l   States
S. Suffern and ("haries B, Samuels, also j there Is gieat  po,ssiblliiies of sotficthitiK ;'^"'''<   l'la*"C.   Br(X)klyn.      Wackerhagen
FREEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSY ON UVE^MAHERS
Proposes Widening Main Street—
New Paridng Ordinance To Be
Discussed With Board
'I
aaked   the   court   for   directions   us   to' serious happening to It  unless if  Ic-ivc- disposition of the stock. j the  neighborhixHl   or  curbs  its  tr-niper
Mrs,   Leh;iudy   made   her   reqtiesi   on i ¦  ¦
the ground that the sto<-k was worth¬ leaa und cites the fact that no inherit-" ance tax waa paid on il to jirove her contention. She ,says the holdings of the company had all passed into tln' hands of Mr. Lebnudy before his death.
Hecau.se of this she does not want a: Prominent   Speaker   To   Address '¦'h
ELKS TO CELEBRATE FLAG DAY JUNE 14
sale of worthless stock that might bring; the  Letiaudy heira into litigation. j
The holding of the company, is valua- l)le mining jirojierly In the Transvaal, .South Africa, where are the great, dia¬ mond fields. The British Oovernment directe<I that the company's affairs he liquidated in 1912 and this was done but the government's liquidator did not turn the atock over to Mr. Leb.audy because Ihe latter asked him to retain it as he, -Mr. Lebaudy, hoped he might s(>ll it. He had the holdings of the company at the lime in his own possession.
The  holdings are  now a  part  of  th<
Throng—P. S. Beck Head Com¬ mittee—Musical Talent
Freeport, June 10.—The Freeport Chamber of Commerce at their meet¬ ing Wedne.sday night In Engine 1 Fire House on Main street, took in several new  members.
Next Wednesday evening the elec. tion of offlcers will take place. Meet¬ ings will be held monthly after thnt. An effort will be made to swell the membership ,'is much as po.ssible before next week. The li.st of charter mem¬ bers will close next week.
At Wedne.sdayls meeting the ques¬ tion of widening Main atreet was broughl up and will bo one of the prob¬ lems that the village will have to deal with. It was estimated that it would coat a million dollars to do it pixip- erly, but that it was a mo.st necessary step.
The merchants are not in favor of making Main street a one-way .street and believe the only solvitlon of \Jtie pre.seni problem is to doublo the width of the street. This would give ample room for trolleys, parked cars, and moving traffic and prevent congestion such as that which held up flre ap¬ paratus  twice  last  month.
The Chamber pa.ssed a roaolution (o present to the Village Board a.sklng that the ordinance against parking cars on Main atreet for 15 minutes be modi¬ fied  to  read   45   minutea.
Repre.sen'tativi'is of the new organ¬ ization will attend the lioard meeting this evening to take up the matter of the parking ordinance with the ViUage Board.
FipepoPt,   June   10.—Freeport   I.rf><lge I of   Elks   has   made   elaborate   arrange¬ ments  to  celebrate  Flag   Day  e.xerci.ses ion   Tue.sday   evening,   Jun(>   It,   at   fhe , clul)   houso,   Merrick   road,
IVter   .Stephen    Heck,    In   chiirgc   of the  program,   has  been   very  active   in j that h obtaining a selection of talent that will i excel any  Flag Day  program  the  Klks I have  ever  had,
I Flag Day with the Elks is ,some- $15,000,000 estate thnt Lebaudy left, the: t*>'"S to he reverenced and is cole- assets  of  which  are  scattered  all  over i •"¦•**'¦'' whoever there is an Elk's Club.
At the last meeting of the club a photo of  the   Farthest   North   Elk's   Club   in
the civilized world.
^Ira. Lebaudy was represented by Paul DeFere while Attorney Frederick It. Coudert appeared for the adminis¬ trators.
was accoin))ani«(i  by Mi.ss  Tiilliun  Har¬ ris, sr>S St. .lames place, a  nurso in the Kingston    Avonue    Hospital,   Brnoklyn. From tho story tolfl by Sheriff Ch.n^-les W.    Smith,     Wackerhagen's    car    was standing  at   the  side  of  the   road  and .\Iuiphy   driving   his   car   in   tho   same ilirci'tion  as  tho Wa.korhagon  car  was hi-adod,   ran   into   the   roar   ond   of   il. force of the colllalon throw Domp- with   great   force   to   the   roadbed. Dempsey's   skull   was   fractured   anl death way instantaneous.    He was shot from his seat o\ er the top of the wind shield and  landed   head  foremost. j
.Murphy .said tho thing all iRippenod I .so fast that Dempsey couldn't possibly j know what happened to him. I
Muri)hy saii that .something wont wrong with hiiTateering apparatus and' ouldn't avoid the collision. Hei does not say whether tho standing car ahowed tho rod tail light burning. Hei only knows that when he triecTto turn! out, he was unable to do so and hit the Ford.
The front f)f Muri)hy's car was com-! pletel.v wrecked, tho nidiator being drlv. ' on   back   almost    to   the   dash   and   the hack   of   Wackii^rliagen's   car   was   com- :
ir-ri ^11    J     "•*'*"'»•'"'»»' News Service .Stair Cor-
Special Panel of Talesmen Called; resiamdent.) To Be on Hand For Service Before Justice Cropsey
Mineola.  June   10.—Stays  of  trial   in
the   cases  of   Thomaa   V.   Barbuti   and
Herhert  S. Harvey, the former in<Hctcd ''¦*"'""' "f "''" »'"'"'•'• have l>een offen-il
for iierjiiry and  the latter for brilxry,
have been dlsmis.9ed hy the Judges who
granted   thom.     .Nothing   remains   now
hut   for   the  defendants   to  go   to   trial
next   Monday   beforo   Justice   C'ix>p.soy
in  Supreme Court   here,  unless co^naeI   ^^'^^ ''•^' Washington D. Vanderlip. of Los
Angeles, Cal.. bead of the American syndltate which h;is .secured rich com mcrcial <'oiice,saions in Uussia. .Mr Van- derlip has Just returned from Uussin where the tlnal n.-gotiathms w.ip con¬ cluded.
The agri'oinont l.elwoon .Mr. V»n<Ier- lip and the .Moscow goveinm.nt, in which tho .Soviet olTeis tho two na\al lia.ses to iXnuMica, is jilrcady in the hands of Senator l.od^io at \Va.sliliigton. One of tho harltors is at i\vatclia Hay.
in   perpetuity   to  Amerita  by  the   Mo: c«iw Soviet on condltiiin that the United States  opens   full   commercial   relations with .Soviet  Russia. «
This im|H>rtant offer was revealeil t.i
District Attorney Cbarles R. Weeks I yesterday askod .lustlce Blackmar, prc- j siding justico of the Appellate Court to
dismiss the stay in the Hai-voy trial. 1 Abotit the s;irno time a similar request j was made to Justice Jay<'ox in the I I^-irhuti case. Hoth judges, having j gr.'intod the stays originally on the I <-hange of venue,  granted   Mr.  Weeks'
motion. Neither counsel has asked J".ir {trial in somo other cnunty .'ill hough , "n the .southeastern (^oast of Kamctiat;, I they at first annoiincod that fail- trial ka. The other is near A'ladivostok. .Mr. {in this coiin,ty was impossilile. i \'aiuleilip pointed nut that a i.owi'rful ' A a^jecial panel of talesmen has heen {airjilane base could l.e loiistructed at ! drawn for the Barbuti and Harvey Mho southern port (mar X'ladivostoU) j trials, hoth of which have hoon set for , ^vhich is onlv about three hours from I -Monday. Summonses are being givon ' 'he .lapanese coast hy air. j to Ihe men called. While .\icolai l.enliie, h. a.i of the S.i.  f ', Vict   Oovernment,
MEN'S CLUB ENJOYS CHAPLAIN BENSON'S OVERSEASACCOUNT
"Dodging the Consuls" a  Lively Recounting of Wartime Experi¬ ences—Officers Elected
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETIES JOIN   ISSUES;    NASSAU'S AGENT CHOSEN TREASURER
rnmen(, was in .•onveisatitm with H. O. Wells, the famous Hiltish author, who ma<le a trip of invoHtigatioii to Russia, he inad\or(eiitly lel slip the information that two naval bases were being offered to tbe rnit..d Slates. When Wolls was leaving Russia the fear arose that he might reveal something that woiiliI be cmliaiiassing to tho powers • •oncerfled, so tho rtHtish writer w,im held on the frontier five dayji on tho ine- te.xt of passport tochnlcalltios. In tlie meantime a <ll|)lomatic denial was pre- l»fired. I'his information also was re¬ vealed hy Mr. V.iiiderlip. The*ull  details of th.- offer  wn
cliuirmun; Jolin E. Nolan. C. E. Eckels, Harry F. Woher, FMwaid .\. Rice, John
  P..  Williams,   William   H.   Wolf,   Archer
Mineola,   Juno   10.—Tho   Metrppolitan { b. Wallace and Leo Schlo.ss. .Society   for  fho  I'lovention   of   I'nielty {     tIio speaker of the day  is Ooorge A.
Ala.ska     was  ' preaenfed     by     Hrothe
Marx.     In   that   little  .shan y   north   of | pietely  atove   in.
r.3 there will also be a celebration  and;     >;one   of   the   others   in   either   party;     Freoport,  Juno   10.    The annual  Imn-
likewi.se,   all   acro.ss   tho   country   from . w,.re hurt. { quel jind election of ofllcers of fhe Moil's
one coast to the other. ¦     Sheriff Chnrlos  \V.  Smith,  notified of j Club of the M. E, C^hurch was held la.st       The tfull details of th.- offer wio aet
The   committee   in'chai-.go     jjf    Flag | Denip.sey's death,  hurried  to the  scene | evening in the ba.senieiif of the ehureh, !''o'''h  by Mr. \'an.lfrll|. for tin- ItUeri
Day   servicea   is   Pefer   Stephen   Hock. {of tho accident aii<l  |)laced Murphy  un ! and   was   attended   hy   nion-   th.in   100!""""'   -'^'*'^^s   Ser\ i. .¦   in   i h..-   lolli.wi
dor arrest.
I'homas F. Dempsey lived with his mother. Mrs. Bridget Dempaey. at Mun¬ son. lie lo.'ives tlireo hrothers, Michael md  .lames  of  New   Vork   City,   .Martin
to   Children   Executive   Conferenco  was | Honnecker,  who has a  wide  reputation j of .Munson. There are also tlireo slaters recently   fotmed,   to   bring    closer     to i utr  public   si.eaking.     He hns  boen   in gother   various   children's   societies   in j the public oyo  politically' and as a  law. the   southern   part   of   New   Vork   state jy^p
and to get in closer touch with other j Besides fhe patriotic singing by tho agencies that do child welfare work, i nudienco and tho con monies hy the Preston   B.   Chapman,   agent   for   theii,„ig.p the following  will  appear on   the
Mrs, .Sarah W'allmiiller of Hempstoad, Mrs. AVeisel of 1,0. list Valley, .Mrs. Hotfiniaii of Munson.     ¦^.
Reiiuiem   m.-iss   will   be   said     /if     St.
.\•ew^ statement:
"We have obtained from the present Rusaian (bwornment in connection.with tho concession of 4(»,ao» squaro iniles In
¦ nlembors of the organi^afIon.
A homo-cnoko(t supper was .served by the Ii.adio.s' Aid Society of the church, anil   llio  aff.'iir   proved   most   enjoyable,
Offlcers elected for tho coming year | Kamf hatka, a concession for two naval ar<-: President, Dr. William (i. Miller, j bi's<s on the Russian Pacilic coast to l.o Jr.; vice.pi-(\si(lont. Sigfiied .\, Oloson; iield in perpetuity l.y Ihe United States secretary, I,, H. Ca.ssin; treasurer, J. T. of .America. One is at Avatclia Hay. It Cotter. . Is   a   deep    water  'harltor,    sufllclently
The speaker of fh.'> evening was S. C.   largo  to   float   the  biggest   nnvy  in   fhe
Brigld'H Church.  VVesthury, on  .Monday i rien.son, a former cJiaplain in tbe army,   world.
morning. -       | ^^.j,,, .saw service over.soas and was cap- - clirfs.
i'iie   liaihor  is   landlockeil   with rho imturni  proloctioiis make It
Society   for  the   Prevention   of  Cruolty | „„,j,,..,ni.   i^,.i,,^   j^^,.   j,,   ^„np^.   pred I     Justipo   of  the   Peace   Kohler,   at   tho!tu,.„o by  tbo Oorm.ans and   condemned   stronger even tlian Oihialtar
to   Children   in   Na.s.sau   County,      was [ jjooth   in  .songs  riccompaniod  hy   Maud   hearing this morning, di.smis.sod .Muri.hy ' to be shot as a spy.   Ho spoko at length       "U> (-ould miike it the strongost nav
elected treasurer of the conference. Thoj Roy  rtooth; Edgar Orey,  singer;   Helen chairman  will  bo aelected  from inonth ' Kremelberg,   pianist:   Abe  Serll   in  v
to month.
Other members of the conference and the places they represent are:
C^ol,   Ernest   K,   Coulter,   New   York,
Iin  aolos,   accompanied   hy   Mias   Helen Kremelberg.
W.  J.  Rathgeber will offlcial*- at  tho organ.     Leo   Schlo.ss   will   give   the   his- he offlcers of  tho
S.P.CX.'.; Charles H. Warner, Westche.s-1 ,„,.y „f ,,„. fl^p ..,„^, 	
ter   County   S.P.C.C;   Robert   W.   Hob-1 ,(,dg„   „.|||    <.onducl   fho   various    Flag j when   he  tried  to avoid  it  his  steering j |n^. „„,) (.nj„y„i,i,.. berd,   CJueens C^'ounty   S.P.C.C;  Mrs.   J., [jj,y ceremonies. gear refused to respond, and he cra.shod       Joseph    .Mezl   onlertai
PUEBLO REUEF PACKAGF^ WIU. BE CARRIED FREE
I'reeport, June 10.—Anything Intend- e<t for the relief of auffterers from the tlooda at Pueblo will be conveyed by the expreaa companies free of charge.
Agent W. H. Edwarda, repreaentlniK the American Expreaa Company at thia place, makea the announcement today. He aska that auch packages be addreaa- etl either to the Mayor, or The Ameri¬ can Red Croaa, Pueblo, Colorado.
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Book Gifta tn Freeport Elks
Freeport. June 10.—Theodore Rooae¬ velt, Lieutenant-Governor Jere Wood and Congreaaman Fred C. Hicka have made donations of valuable volumes to the library of the Freeport Ijodge of Elka. Their gifts were gratefully ac¬ cepted by the lodge at tta aession ta.st evening.
McKee Smith, Richmond County .S.P, CC; Arthur W. Toune, Kings County S.P.C.C.r and Mr. Chapman, . Nas.sau County  S.P.C.C.
FUNERAL OF J. P. BRUNDAGE AHENDED BY MANY FRIENDS
ELKS FOUND ROCHESTER       i. CONVENTION ENJOYABLE
Baldwin, June IQ.—Sorvices over the remains of Jesse P. Hiuiulagc, who was killed   in   an   automcjhilo   accident   last
  .Monday,   were   conducted   yestenlay   at
j his late home. 10 Orimm place. A dele Freeport, June 10.—Exalted Ruler i^^,^,, ^, ^^^,y^ one hundred membera Oualave H. Papenmeyer of the Freeporl, ^^^^^ Mercbanta Lodge. l'\ and A. M., of I^ge of Elka arrived home yesterday { p^j,^^,y„ ^, ^^„,.^ ,,,. ^^^ ^ member, from the ninth annual convention of thei ^^j „^y^^.g^^ Masons of Baldwin attended. N. Y. State B. P. O. E. held at Roches-{j^j^^^nic rites were conducted after the ter June 6. 7 and 8. ; j^^^    Daniel   M.   Lewis,   ixistor   of   the
With   him   from  the   Freeport   Uwlgc' jj^,^^i„ j,   jj   church, had preached a were   Alfred   Voight,   Oeorge   Murphy. 1 f^,^p^^, sp,.vlce
Domlniek Guando. Harry F. Weber and      ^.^^ ^^^ ^^'^ ,„^p„ ,.y ,„,„ ^^ ^,„pg, Stephen   N.   Krelacher. j^^   p^    ^^^ interment this morning.
They  reported  that  tbe  up-atate aea- ^ ^_     ___
sion waa full of entertulning features from start to flnlab and that their ao- Journ In Rocheater was something that will live long in their memories of Elk dom.
after finding thaf he was not criminally | „„  hj.s exporioncos over thoro,  in  what   al lm.so in the world.   Tho second huso  - negligent   in   the  operation   of   his  car. ; hp caiiod •'lio.iging fhe (Consuls," being  also a bay—is   near    Vladivostok    (tlw Murphy   .said   that   he   .saw   the   curj.in .account of his attempts to get from   oustern   terininus* of  tho   trans .Siherlun .standing   on   the   .slight   grade  tietween   place   to   placo   through    Iho   lanes   of   railway.)
Huzelhurat   Field  and  Mineola,  that  all   offlcialdom. "dm- ngreemciit, whii-li Includes these
the   lights   Were   burning,   and   that   he,     chaplain Bon.son is a remarkable oia    rights. Is In the hands of .Senator Honry could   .see   tho   car   dl.sfinctly.   but   that | t„|.. nnd his address was very  interest-   Cal.ol  L.Klge.   They are conditional only
upon the reoponli^ of trade hy the Unit
ph    .Mezl   entertained   the   diiieist'd .stat.»H with Russia.    While tl(e Kam-
into fhe rear end of It. ; following  the  excr-llent  rer>ast,  and  led   chatka commercial concession Is llmiltMl
Ho had Ixen to Westbury in nn effort ¦ ,i„. singing during the moul.   Tho ladies   '<» si.\ty yeuia of life, these baaea would
to aell  his car, .ind was returning home' ^f the Ijidics' Aid Society wero dre.s.sod   be  cnled   to   the   United   Stafos   for  all
about 11 o'clock when the accident hap-1 |n white, and flowers were In abundance   time.
about   the attractive meeting  rooms  of       "The   rejiort   which     H.     O.     Wolls the church. l-ioughf from Russia regarding thia was
The Rev. W. E. Thomp.son, pastor of Perfectly correct, 1I« obtained his In- the churcb. .al.so addres.sed the ^afh '"rmatlon through a diplomatic slip of P,i„j;. the tongue by Lenine hlmaelf.    Al that
 f  tim»' put.lication of the newa might have
Ilover Not in Mexi«'o on .Mis.sion aused   diplomatic   difflcultie.s   with   .la-
Washington. June 10.- Klmei- Dover, l"">- Our fleet then was divided in flie Republican,   friend   of   i'resident   Haid-Atlanti<   and Pacific.    There waa a flur-
pened. Dempsey was with him merely for tbe  ride.
Dempsey was employed as cro.ssing i^ignal man at the (Jarden City crossing of tho I..ong laland Railroad.
Murphy, after spending the night In jail, was taken before Justice of the Peace Kohler by Constable Charlea Tintle.
Mr.   Wackerhiigen   and   Miss   Harris
LEGION POST PAYS RESPECT TO UTE NATL. COMMANDER
ing, reported to have been holding con-,'V of excitement at the Kremlin (l>'. will be asked to testify before Justice ver.sations with Presidenl Obregon In ! "hie's offlcial realdenc* ut Moscow) when Kohler at a coroner's inquest Tuesday ' Mexico, la not on aru' government mia-! a sut>ordinate interpreter, a former Ixn- morning at  10 o'clock. , Hion.    it    wns   offlcially   stated   at   the.f'o"   newspaper  man,   callfd  bla  chlefa  y
 4^  White Hou.se lodav. attention to the allp that had been madti
JUSTICE  FABER TO SIT IN       .       I ^   i.-veaimg the naval hase plan.s to Wells;
CDrCiAl    TCDII  CATIIDnAv' I'nrover CoMiiiimiiht  Plol "Wells   waa   leaving   .Mos(«w   on   the
SPECIAL  TERM  SATURDAY l     I.ondon. June lO.-Swedish poUce have  following  day.     I   learned   of   the   Inct-
  {discovered a Communist  r>lot.  aimed at'dent   and   went   to   fleorge   Tchllcherin
Leanderi aimultaneous   revolutions    in     Swislen,  (the   Commissar   for   forei»i>i   affaira   In
2i0 PERISH WHEN SHIP
HITS MINE IN AEGEAN SEA
Mineola,    Juno    10.-Ju.stice
1  ¦ B.   1''^her   will   bold  a   spe<-ial   term  of ; Noi-way   and   Finland.   a<-coi(ling   to   a ' the .Soviet).    I'lain my advl.-e Wella waa
1     Rockville  Centre,   June   10.~The  Ex-1 Supreme C'ourt at thf Court House herejontral News di-spatch  fiom .Stockholm  at<>P|H-<l at the frontier for live daya on ecutive t^omniittee of- RockvUle l'entrc|on Saturday, to hear motions and auch   (oday. I a   technicality   regarding   his   iMisaiKjrt.
IPoat,    303.    American    Legion,    at    ita j «I«Hy cases aa fhe Court may direct.     ; ^ jj„   ,j„.   ^eu„'vvhile  u  diplomatic   deniht
j meeting last nIghC adopted a reaolutlon I  ; •  Brltiah   Caaualtiea   in   Ireland 1 wna   |ire|iur*si   and   issued.     We   both
jof aympathy over the death of National j        Greece   Navy   Attacks   Turkey Dublin, June 10.—The week*' casual-! agree*) to di>^ere<lir   Wells aa a noveliHt
• {Commander   Colonel   F.   W.   Oalbraith, |     I..ondon. June 10.—Oreece baa begun | ties among  British  BOidiere and  police-'and a  dreamer because of the urge my
London,  June  10.—Two  hi|ndred and | Jr.,  who   was   killed   in   an   automobile { naval     operationa     a^talnat      Turkiali - nien in  Ireland were the heaviest since |of the situation with ita posaibUitiea of
forty  Uvea are  reported   to   have  been  accident  yesterday.     It  also   requested | Natlonailata.     according     to     dikpatch   i91.fi.    Twenty-four of the crown foreesj a  threat   againat  our  peace at a  lime
loat lr. the deatructlon of the passenger  meml>er8  and   reaidents   to  ahow   their I from   Alliens.     A   Greek   war   Jleet   in j were lulled and 43 were 'wounded. ' wfce,-i  've were  unprepared.    The aitua-
Uner BoulJou'.ina by a mine in the Aeg-j reepect by displaying the American flag  the   Blac!;   Sea    bombarded    Heraklee.;     .,^ -  "¦' .    'jilon   demandtd   thai any  fcara  in   the
ean Sea, sak) a diapatcb from Athens lat liat^ staff.
today. ' I    Commander Martin said that the an
' The   Bouboulina   .wfia'  liound    from I expe<^ed   death   of   Colonel   Oalbraith
Smyrna,   on '^he   Anatolian   (Turklshl came aa a great shock to the  I^i-gion | o^rensive against the Turkish National-' ain   and   the   Turklah   Xattonalista
and was indeed a great lo.ia.
News of  the eea attack caused  great' British-Turk  War lauBtemrtf        °«ast be allayed quickly,
excitement   In  Constanttnople.     Athens,     London,   June   10.—AccordiojC  to' thej     "A.,few weeka laler 1 arrived In New dispatches   indk-ate   fhat   a   new   land | Daily Express war between Oneat Brit-  York- on D<<eemt>er 4.   I went to Waah-
ington to nee Seflator Ixidge, but he wua i Imminent. j (Contlnu«l on ^aga 1)
I lets will open next week.