Kingston Daily Freeman, The (Newspaper) - September 15, 1921, Kingston, New York FOUNDED IN 1871 CITY OF KINGSTON N Y EVENING SEPTEMBER 15 1021 PRICE THREE CENTS ULSTER REFUSED VOICE AT PARLEY Talk With Sinn Fein Just Preliminary to General cncc Tells Cabinet Considering Changes In Rejected cv Telegraph to The Freeman London Sept Ulster Unionists have requested tion at the proposed Irish peace con- ference at Inverness but were re- fused by Premier it was learned this afternoon The re- was based upon the premier's contention that the conference with the Sinn is but a preliminary meeting and that later a general parley will be held when all Irish factions will be represented Dublin Sept Grath and Harry Boland returned day de Valera's latest peace note which Premier George bad refused to accept until it was revised and modified The Sinn Fein cabinet went into session at 11 o'clock at Mansion House to discuss the situation The Irish newspapers intimate that a most serious hitch has occurred in peace proceedings but they refuse to comment editorially When the Republican cabinet went into session It was said the text of de Valera's letter might be made public this afternoon The Sinn Fein chieftain refused to comment upon the new ments They intimated that the was so delicate they feared that they might complicate it still further by talking There is much significance in the fact that de Valera will not be a member of the Irish delegation if the Inverness peace conference is held as planned Arthur Griffith the man and Michael Collins er In chief of the Irish Republican army who were nominated by Bail Eireann as two of the members are known as two of the most radical leaders among the Sinn THIS AFTERNOON The following cases were on the afternoon calendar today of Referee W A Abbott who has been hearing claims for compensation this ing lie representing the compensation department of the State Industrial Commission at the court house the name of the carrier being first ant second and employe third Union B Walter S Darling t Holler Abram Weeks Board of Public Works Indemnity Ins Co of Naw Chester Shultis J P Boice Knaust The sue Co William Wrolson Martin Co Hartford Accident James Wells James H Gioachino Armstrong fc Lumber worth Kingston Cooperage Co Frank E Milford E E Risely Allied Krom E C Begirt Charles B Roe C Dry Dock Co American Desco Union Mills Inc M Mills Inc Xew C Brown George J Schryver A It Powley A E Powley Helen D Lewis A H MILLION FIRE LOSS By Telegraph to The Freeman New York Sept square blocks of buildings at away Beach a Long Island shore resort are in ruins today and dreds ot vacationists are thankful lor a narrow escape following a fire which is believed to have been started by a gay party in a frame cottage The damage is estimated at Most of the guests of the larger hotels had left for the summer but j discovery of the flames made it I necessary to warn from the district all who were asleep in i bungalows tents and cottages As a result the streets were Oiled with pajama clad persons who stood in j the early morning chill watching the sparks fly and the flames destroy the houses they had just left Two hundred children in St Home three blocks from the blaze were awakened dressed and held ready for fire drill but the flames were extinguished before the home was threatened Several firemen were overcome in the thick smoke but were by comrades rescued TWO NEEDS AT NURSES HOME The nurses of the Benedictine Hospital have now moved into their fine new headquarters in the nurses home But two things seem lacking to make them as happy as CONFERENCE AT ST MARK'S CHURCH From All Ow State At- Wednesday's Sessions Including Show District Churches The District Conference of the Albany District of the New York Annual Conference is in session in the St Mark's A M E Church thq Rev A L Hughes pastor the Rev Charles E Wilson D D of Brooklyn presiding elder of dis- presiding The devotional ex- Wednesday were conducted by the Rev J M Proctor ot Chatham X Y the Rev P A Bun of Coxsackie N Y and the Rer Dr Frederick ot Albany N Y The Rev Dr Wilson then delivered OPEN SHOP IN PACKING PLANTS By to Freeman Chicago Sept open shop today in the plants of four of the largest meat packers In the country Armour and Company Swift and Company Wilson and Company and the Cudahy Packing Company announced the tion of the American shop tation system of dealing with their employes Labor unions under plan are not by the ers The announcement of the adoption of the shop representation plan owed the expiration of the Alschuler agreement under which federal TRENCH WARFARE AT HIGHLAND Highway Workers Wore Compelled to Stop Work on Property Until Owner The authorities of the town of Lloyd desired to drain the roadway in the village of Highland and it was necessary to put a drain through the premises of Mrs Decker The ty superintendent issued the cate authorizing the town ties to go through the premises of Mrs Decker William D Brinnier who was in Highland on other iness was called in the matter by Judge Samuel Alschuler was arbiter Mrs Decker and as the authorities not made proper arrangements of disputes between the and their employes The 46 Kev UT Wilson men had excellent and instructive dis- rt f the compensation and protection an course The organization was after the sermon The Rev L Shields ot Kinderhook X Y was elected the chief secretary the Rev H G Gregg D D of Middletown was elected the assistant secretary The reports of the various churches rendered showed the districts under the present administration to be in a most nourishing condition gates are present from all over the state At 8 p m the Allen C E League session was held by Mrs Frances E Hebbons of New York city state superintendent of the League An interesting address was delivered by Mrs Hebbons The singing inspiring m the Rev Dr Gregg At of p town N Y was introduced and de- an interesting discourse A would not renew which they regarded measure It as announced by James G Con- don attorney for the packers that 90 notice they of Mrs Decker Mr Brinnier ordered this agreement as a war time PLATT LIKES TO HELP HIMSELF But It Gets Him In Trouble When He Borrows Another's Car for n Two Ways Auto in Police Court Alfred Platt 22 years old of Whiteport has the acquired habit of helping himself to another's auto- mobile aud as a result it has caused his appearance in police court before Judge Schirick before whom he today but not under arrest as Fred Balzer whose auto Platt had borrowed did not care to press a charge of larceny against the Whiteport youth From itory to Schirick it appeared that Platt had helped himself to the car on JAPS OBSTACLE UNITY Other Powers Are In Line AM To Conference gram But Tokio Wants To Keep Out Far Eastern Mutters Where Her Course lias able By Telegraph te The Washington Sept lead which the United States assumed in the cause of worldwide limitation of armament by inviting the principal world powers to a conference hag been extended to cover nearly every phase of the forthcoming November it developed Great Britain Italy Japan as the principal powers ed are content to sit back and let Some the trench they were digging Mrs evening when he to the Decker and her daughter stepped in- city hall by to the trench and the men Balzer did Officer Mr not lodge any charge per cent of the employes of the plants could not work and had to stop then involved had voted for adoption the new plan of operation A truce was entered into The against Platt and said he would pear this morning Platt was ed to go on his promise to appear C E PROGRAM AT FIRST DUTCH This evening at 8 o'clock theie will f 1 fh nf thP First bond to protect lier property occur at the Chapel of the First hv work was stopped until the town board could meet Wednesday The Balzer car had been to make arrangements for adjusting the matter with Mrs Decker The meeting was held and the town boaid ably damaged while in Plait's sion and Mr Balzer said that had to adjust the damages made the provision to pay her for I with him the dram and also made an Schirick informed Platt that from any damages by blasting that Dutch Church a most unusual and i be necessary in digging the highly interesting Echo meeting of trench the World's Christian Endeavor Con- aU 111 LCI t paper was read by the Rev Dr R J j vention The young people of the services were well attended all day of the city churches will give Ago The Poughkeepsie police Tomorrow at p m- at the which will church there will be a i Hymn Hymns Sunday school balloon race ascension I reading Rev Arthur Cole j asked Tuesday to aid in the of on the public beginning a contest of the schools of prayer the Rev Frank B Seeley Charles DeGraff 52 years of age j street The arrest was made at the The new concrete highway which D- D- disappeared from Highland A pageant entitled the fa k The man vas Wipe Christian Endeavor will then be given as with Mrs A R Brundage and since his disappearance he has m m WHO UJ ifc f I able mere are no books on- tne Robinson of N Y The various Christian Endeavor Societies bookshelves in the attractive 1 brary and there is no music to be heard other than the cheery voices of the nurses themselves Under the circumstances gifts of worth while such as one friend would give to another friend whose friendship they valued be most acceptable and gratefully appreciated Perhaps too there may be some one in the city who has a victrola i that they would be willing to give to j the home or there may be some 1 ing machine dealer who would like to i immortalize the generosity of the firm he is agent for by donating aj j victrola to the nurses for their new home If the talking i given surely there w kind people who would contribute i records WORK RESULTS the district for the largest ance and collections covering a of six months The balloon will be ascended by the Rev C E Wilson presiding elder The public is to be present this afternoon and Friday the Sunday school con- vention will convene Interesting papers will be read by the various The sessions will close Friday afternoon METHODIST FIELD DAY AT CAIRO opinion of all who attended the Methodist field day at the Greene county fair grounds Cairo on Tuesday last A conservative estimate of the Christian seen in Highland nor in the j neighborhood Christian Endeavor attended by Friends of the man fear that he Service Love and Loyalty j has attempted to commit suicide as Tie That Binds The Pledge of Hearted Awaking Chorus day taking it from Parker's garage Washington do the proposing the men to stop did not return to Kingston with few objections to what this ed Mrs Decker's son-in-law to fill in i the car until 7 o'clock Wednesday ment has proposed have been en- from but in the main the participating powers have Indicated a willingness to follow the American lead This government originated conference idea and proposed the meeting place it suggested the sub- to be discussed limitation of armament and Far Eastern affairs it suggested the inclusion of Belgium and Holland because of their ings in the Pacific Its latest suggestions covered the details of the conference program as reported in International News vice dispatches of Saturday Suggestions of the United States relative to the specific subjects to be discussed are now under tion in London Tokio Paris Rome To date no to the American proposals have been re- and officials were not hopeful of quick responses It is realized that the conference agenda is knottiest problem to be worked out in advance of the gathering and con- dickering and exchange views will be necessary It lM expected before it is reduced to a state able to all the powers Little difficulty is expected in reaching an agreement the agenda with Great Britain France or Italy What difficulties there are will expected from kio Japan has a lively Interest in keeping out of discussions relating to Shantung Siberia and other Far Eastern matters where her policies been to criticism TWO HURT to forever maintain the drain Kingston could get along just well in proper condition and to furnish without him and advised him to stay in Whiteport on his father's farm where he could spend his time more profitably than here He was also warned to set rid of the habit of borrowing another's car Were Wednesday evening Officer Welch arrested Fred Mowers 19 years old of Xo 30 Chambers street and odore DeWitt 17 years old of No 51 MAX South Pine i j corner of Hasbrouck and Foxhall avenues This morning both were arraigned before Judge Schirick in police court and from the story brought out it developed that both had been attending a Sunday school tion in the Foxhall Avenue Church had complained of feeling ill and and that DeWitt had called Mowers said that heart trouble It is thought he may have wandered a number of names Outside the church DeWitt struck Mowers first and Mowers retorted with a blow and the fight was on The in Sheaves The Spirit of Thy Light down to the Hudson ending The Sons of the lile by drowning in the river ing Light is Breaking j He is described as being 5 feet Judge Schirick fined DeWitt for The Bonds of Be tall he weighed 130 pounds I starting the fight and discharged a slim build he wore a blue Mowers under a suspended or brown suit and a straw hat he lence on his plea ot guilty to had a gray mixed mustache Any in- i derly conduct formation should be sent to Mrs The various characters being taken by the following young people of the local Christian Endeavor Sowers Helen Haulenbeck 1st Reformed C Isabelle Fair I Brundage in Highland FOOTBALL GOSSIP iis being constructed from Xew ance is 500 which represented 23 Reformed C E Society Highland will not be completed i charges of the Kingston district Hear Albany Avenue year but the work ol that number of begin within a short time Up to this time the Con- charge being present The c the preachers m e Margaret High Schools Newburgh High School will be the of the Hudson VALLEY CHAMBERS MEET HERE OCT 6 In at Their Ella the young daughter of Fred Brown of No 131 Hasbrouck nue fell from the porch at her home Wednesday evening and was bruised and shaken up Dr J R Thursday October 6 has been Gillett attended to her injuries as the date for the tali meet-j The same evening the son to begin football practice of Hudson Valley of Stephen of No Amons the veterans who be In C will return to the are Captain IS congested sections Ida Catherine McKeerer Moore one of the most important ever held Maryland E Pultz Vincent Astor Fred Shaver Frank A Patsy Saville Village of James H Tator The Mohican John Gerstl ford Jenkins Joseph Brown possible by motorists from that expected that more than two or two land one-half miles ot be laid this year Highland and i Poughkeepsie merchants expect a I large amount of additional business with the completion of the road The workson the Rosendale road i is practically completed and the road will be turned over to the state by the contractors this fall j Repair work on the New ton road is progressing A i able stretch near Xew remains i to be repaired The road throughout the spring and early summer was t considered one ot the worst in county and was avoided as much as today as never before Interesting athletic contests were indulged in both laymen Also t provided for The tug of war C E Society Sons of the Earth Japan East Poughkeepsie High School which y Arabia Holland won the Hudson valley championship Margaret Relyea Cutler last season is starting work on bv ministers Avenue Baptist C E Society building this season's team with bovs and girls Caroline Van Keuren Fair Street thirty-five candidates out for C E Coach Rip expects to Haulenbeck First Re- turn out an exceptionally ths Ila E j Church of Comforter Dr G W Grinton the genial dis- Pageant which will be j the line-up this season ft superintendent in costume three minute with tne sreat convention will be following A dinner and dance will be piven delegates to the convention and the i at the Hotel Astor York city evening's will close with Wednesday October 5 by A resolution was unanimously j Hymn Hymns and the Catholic Daughters of street hurt when a sliding ed the boy Must o TV Syracuse X Y Sept steady growth since its organization ernor hat to inter- and there is every indication that ill fere in at Sing Sing ot will grow still faster Fifteen McNally Staten Island cations for membership have been The made his de- for action at the Kingston j known late iast Mrs j wife of the convicted man Other important matters to a personal pica to tn governor taken up include the matter of for of hcr nua of the Xew York state band The wag ia ranal in preference to participation in the construction and development of the St Lawrence river canal matters affecting the son valley and many other questions of development probably will be dis- cussed Fidelity and Gladstein t George Loebman Pleasant View House Liberty D Mayers Kingston Shipbuilding Co William Kingston Shipbuilding Co John Hoffman Kingston building Co James Construction Corp Ellsworth Cornell Co Patrick HogU New R R A J Portland Cement y Camion Alpha Portland Peter RUtI Alpha Portland Pavlock Alpha I Cement Co Bros Co Thomas Polo Broa Co Louis Costelio Uy Inc: Diamond Mills Co i Philip passed to make this feature an an- e repair work on the Kii Ellenville road is making rapid gress but some sections are still in j such condition as to require great j ft I caution on the part of I -As far as the repair work has been carried in fine condition Benediction out of to State Recent Mrs Geneva H Walsh Local la POINT Of Convention i of Xew York cif who has just General Deyo f a of The Convention sutes nervations for promising affair to which j has must b- mad 1101 MIST None to Oppose The Catskill Mail There seems to be no doubt that Roscoe i Irwin will be the Democratic nominee i for supreme court justice in this district Greene county is the only j county entitled to place a candidate against him and he offered to o The West Point X Y Sept presidential Mayflower with i President Harding and his party Company of this city has shipped to I up the Hudson this V t I The Universal Road morning to West Point where Ware Plonk contractors of Rhyne Carolina a complete j reviewed the cadet foot crasher screens elevators bins president Harding made a sudden clc elevators bins j This is one of lamest ja his plans after The I of Our Chorus Prominent of the E Sxvart The Quiet Kinkade Leadership C Westbrook Sielle j man Mrs T and C E in Xew J Murphy Miss O i Mrs Harry at 1 of of Convention in E Swart i j of date should be presented here but there was no candidate county on Good Many Fill boar ol elects his b- any of central of Wednesday samples of who Democratic and j grown on his on reservations for parties and the delegates to of Tie Vole Makes The vote east in Tuesday primary day is beins by board of elections Mrs state and conventions p X D J Murphy n Vincent Mrs I so Straw law the various cownty must meet within days to organize and choose ages a and Such not held In the of Sic Schiller Anthony who on Morris Quart of ward this Matthew a son John Mr and Mrs J Mois Boulevard a Mr aud Mrs a The to made Jiy Uae and Sag Harbor last the Mayflower but daily ol ions Bight Just before joins aboard said the Mayflower a nf c fir a loast-r oft liai thai under the AJ Huher to the town Woodstock and it is already at work The new to the Iowa of Ibis became and Mrs f IS last y talc the ta Xnr p ot Ai Tihe msio lor the field Tor several 1 In is lu thr in of tie 31501 IB ill 3 y 1 by f Twr Mr ine Mf W Company to tt Hie n bit ml a Hte tibat Tor at 74 John 33 to 92 jund
