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SIEGEL AND VOGEL
PLEAD AGAIN TO-DAY
Old Indictments To Be Dis?
missed When They An?
swer 14 New Ones.
THEIR ??5.000 BAIL
WILL CONTINUE
Prosecutor Says That Both Men
Constantly Signed False
Financial ?Statements.
Henry 5??,-pel and Prank E Vofel **>IH
appear to-day before Judge ?Otto '??
skv la plead to fourteen now 11
meats charging: gratad toreen*/ from
henke ami bai king ' oonau ?? d ? 1? ?
,: the pr?vate hnv.k of Henry -
a a Botli art!
Mel ' ? ??1*>lr
pleas S i submit mot?" ?
At the snttif time they arlB bs freed
from the three Indictments on which they
I March II In $?.000 ball The
? ?,-. -fflce v. ?ii ? ?
any
in the ImMctmenta, each of which cov?
ers IS printed paces of double thi
theft of I
banki
indi?. I
tv. According to tl ?? District Att? n
offl^-f st rommcr.-ial traite
B -tro-i tO 1 '
this county.
The amount actually obtalaed from
beaks wag |_,600,OM and as much more
bo the bank of Henn Hegel A Co
More Indictments if Wanted.
More i-.di' tasentg would I a* s be? i
*- ?. bul the Dtotrld Attorney ?lid not
think 11 worth while to hold the grand
jury loner ?'ne indictment Which wns
voted was rot delivered yeaterday be?
cause the printer had not completed the
work, fir 1 It WSL8 derided not to I
1he j twelve o** lh( Indictments
I egeJ and Vogel are charged with ?rand
larceny and la the ethers Biege] .-H..1 Vo?
gel Bgure stone
Whil? Biege! nnd VoutA are pleptdln,*; '
Judge HotJgh, In the United States
Court. Will be listenlne: to artrumrnt on
a request by Henry Mehrllle, receiver of
the Hegel hank, for Inatructlong as to
?what h? ??hall do with Wivl.W he now
has in hand. John P. Murray win ask
In behalf of a large group of depositors
for its Immediate distribution by "Mr.
Mehrllle to ?void dels true.
feep
The ? rtmenta i timed yesterday
I? both men with stealing HI ?
from the National '
statement? ; ? to the ' ' I Mtlon
of their enterprise ' from the
Union Exchange National Bank, 1100,000
from the Pank of the Metropolis, tl ? ?
from the National Park Bank and *? -?.
" ' from the Qarfleld Nntloi il
Vogel charged a th steal
from BGoldma: Co., and E
i ? stealing 1100,000 from the National
Par.k of ' ommerce. Re
-Ahile Insolvent Is ?-?harped against both
i- two tndlctmenta
A statement of the condition of the
Fourteenth street store on February 1?
*313, show? la of |
the ret value wai * 2.419 In
statement assets ere made as high as
B-?OMa
The District Attorney's office issued a
lonp statement pointing out 1 it the in
dlctments dispon? f the coi tention of
MegeTs friends that Vogel **?
sible for at y crimes which I
been committed. The Indictments
? hart--. ? ? sign?
statements si to the ? dition of the
stores.
All Statements False.
Tne Diatriet attorney's office eays th?
ltd ? -. 'W that thi
obtain .- fr enl y i as
going ' - eaia, thai every statei
? relating to the
. -Ion of the thr?*e stOI ?? end
that false returns were g ? ? -, ;.. -,i
government and the states ol New
sr.d MaEsn?-h?iRet:s.
? II ha? been learned." si It ?District
Attorney's Statement, 'trat the B I
hooka were mai t the
?-ir* way as the New Toril books an1
that Blej-el was In the? habit of fais I
? \ ogi i eai
1 BW York at
Maaaachuaetts an annual dit "s et,.r
poratlon's books lsr<
tion *-.a-? met by holding
stockholder**, at which Biege" sided,
and \otlng that the chair should a|
a ? osnmtttee to select an
tend to ' ? .-'< gel
appoint .' n elf ?and Vogel as such
? ? ? ... [g, ??et
Oacai A. ] - .
then ?; on go from New
?ai of 1
took?, which h<
at th? -
"With regard 1 ttrlb
ated to Li llayei ? ?.
bearing before C?
? . . ? . ?
B. Vogel Ii 00,00
to the ? ?
?oil?-' ted
in the
i 'o, bankei I ? ? ?
... ration Is I
? ? thin a
?
? of putting l re of
??-'? Inn,? r f.
?
' | k, ut
? ? ed for
n
.
?
pang . '
Typical Misstatement Cited.
?
'
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d ... ft
ef the 1
?
treat
? ? . of
s on 1 ' i ol
it-,*? led to I
the Net
i .- . ? ?
toi
?... - ,
?4 '.,-?:?
the Hem Megi ' ? of 1
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1 ",lt. I),?* |
so 1
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gg la thi
MRS. JOHN GERKEN.
MRS. GERKEN POSES ON
HORSEBACK IN PICTURE SHOW
Well Known Driver and Breeder Shows the Way
She Used to Carry Off Blue Ribbons in
Film Called "Setting the Style."
lira. John Gerken, a dnvor nn-1 br?sed?
er of prize winninc horses, bar? enterrad
r!<?w (1. !?ls of conquest. A few (lays apo.
on a fa\orite mount. sh<? permitt? ?
.?ameras of Vltagrapta ?represontativea to
snap ht r ii? sh? demonstrated the latest
? In th<> an equestrienne. Tlie plct?
un - were made In Mrs. Gerken'a placa
near the old Qraveeend ? . an?l
the picture frill bs known as "SeuinK
,!e."
The tilmy plot relates that Mr. and
rbllt po to Europe and in catch?
t loa their tickets to the
?V street sweep? nda the
and the story aweeps ahead.
Tht? "\\ int?: Wing ' t.ikrs bla trlfs to the
? Show ani-1 occupies the Aatorl lit
box. Husband and teifs are dressed In
the fashions of loner aco, bat fashionable
t..'k al the show .??.'id.- it is the newest
thing In Continental attire Anyway, they
? It. While the dores Bhow is In
Mrs. Gerken appears on the
:-. capturing ribbon sfter ribbon in
much the manner that Bhe Is a
torn? -I t'..
Several years hko Mrs. Gerken, who
has .?-pent a foitune seeking Hors? Show
honors, made the chargS tli.it the JudR
lntr at hors-? shows was Influenced almost
entirely by tht BOCtal preotlgfl of the ex
hlbltors and thai In soms Instaaees the
? appeared to be influenced in otli-r
-.-.. -. |
In lflOI Mrs. Oerk?n disposed of her en?
tire stable except sight hors, i
'- and of Um Blmpaoa Crawford
Company.
and Vogel thereupon producH
i, 1 ?-. -i It ap
that the Henry i-'ie^'.-l Col .?
Itl US ,320 ?'?! above all it>
I the Simpson Crawford Company
:*?. . . . The bank then mad?,
the loan.
"As a matter of f,-.rt. th? Ft irtoentl.
Str?-f t Bl ??. t ? s ?. pson i 'raw ft
. 'he Henry Siei:<.i Con
? that known by
?,, i ?-? ? o xi
? ? | had lost $126,1100 ?lur
????-.. "<._. a h? reas t
ent mitted In regard to it
at it h "i serai I ring
? The liabilities of the Simpson
Crawford Company, the Henry Bieg?
nth Btreel Bt< ?
... their i
? . and not on!
r of the i Is to pay it, but
? ?? ta of Siegel ai d Vogel at
tely wort? '
1 rroin T_e Trll.un? i"orr??porrt?n? 1
Boston, April 7.?inspector .lohn J Mo?
nee Batur
Blegel, s re atlve of Hem t
realdenl manager of
. i store in Boeton, to sam
mon him before the grand Jury. He lived
m st
WIFE BARS'FREAK LIFE
Seeks to Quit Circus Man?
Says He Beat Her.
EUS? \. \V! ?'?? d . n't want I i
i-. i i | ? ? - husband,
... White, would . an ? "'it his
- to make h?-r g circus at tra'-l Ion,
b ill g him for a a paratlon.
White la In th?. freak business. He
.......
in h? r ' ' mplaint i he li r> ?asserts that
White, whom she married on Januarj
21, began ml treating her three ?lays
? their marriage, striking her and
threat lo cul h< ?v i hroRt I Is
varied " throwing things, ?she, gl
I, and evei -i her with h: i
MAYOR SEES BLACKWELL'S
Mitehel Party on Surprise Visit
to Island.
r MU ompemod by in- - a
? r, Borough Pr? I
dent ? 'or.1t'.II? ' I'n-iiil? ri'.i- i
si John N !
?
nd i.' '? Arnsteln, seer? tai ?.? to
li tit, paid a ? Il prit S
I 4
? . ?.... about i y>
? the Mayor i aid - om I
.. ,. . ?,? ' ?. i ? m at I he
"t Mr. Ai t.. teln's Inv? I
groat ...
Hier? - '?oui for c? n
? ' He i dd< d thai tb?
? ? ? en tiiat lbs m< mix
i ? ? ? , .. for
id?, au tui.i r tats "i afl
..... to ?i. i with H"?
?
I ,i ? '.,? i I..ok II.??,
i hi M. i ropolltan Ho
I i ? I .. nd ulo i . ?olii i....i v and
"The Voiee in the Fo?j," by Hamid
MaeQreth, i?.? h mystery, m.tion, love.
A 'jK.i? ne,// s?riel, beginning in ">?
'??'l-/ M-yj/ihi. of The fiihuiiB next
$4,000 FOR PORTRAIT
OF WASHINGTON
Historic Full-Length Picture by
Peale Bought for New York
Collector.
Charles Wilson Peale's life-else por
f "General Gee gton at
P ? eton" was ? old ta t nlghl foi M UOO
at the Real log sale in the Merwln Gal*
II Lust l"th M.. tu ?*. Kay. said to
s well known collector In
thin city. The portrait repreeenta Waeh*
incton iti full uniform, wegtring the
n of the i !omn snder-tn-? ' lei voted
him i ? th? i '". tli ? nial Cofigr?
; tinted b Peale h
1772. and soon aftei the Battle of Prince?
ton u was sent by Washington to me
I ?.i France as s mmk of gratitude
When Lafay*
ett? returned to Prance tt-e painting waa
???'I to him b>- Louis NVI.
A half-length portrait ?>f ?;?'.ieral An
Jackson, i ? i by P?le and
Ii r. d by him as his best t?ortralt of
'..'?I Hickory," vari s-'.ld to QeorgS I?.
Bmitfa t..r 1700. The artist mentions la a
letter to in?? wife, which 1 now in the
? i ' . ? ? -i Boeioty's library,
that the General kepi him waiting three
?r.-.- ? befor? he would ?1??' him his tirst
i " g i?.r the portrait
Mi. Bmlth also obtained, for HBO, "The
Battle of Bunker Hill," painted by John
Trumbull, one of the moot noted Ameri?
can painters of th? eighteenth century.
i i ? - . ? ? .... for a boat portrait
..' General Washington by Trumbull end
"or i bust portrait of Henry Clay by
Rembrandt Peale. The total of the gale
g | ? ?
a
SHOOTING PUZZLES POLICE
Th? ? ? ' ih ? to And ?"i' ?io
Torr? n two y< era old, s
harnea maker, while he ?Aa?, in a fur*
d r?.?.m at . ::i Dean si . Brooklyn,
t at S o*? loch with Miss Bleanor
. ? no Voorhlea ave., si . > p -
i Th? ma n r. ds Ing ..i ? he
i in in. breast, l?e Ih in it,? 11" y
? Hospital.
Torr, . he shot hlmaolf. Ml i
Chriatlna i c i ? i ? r * ?. who era. In the base?
' ? Ill >? BJ d heard the 11 poll
.,f the revolver, eaya : i??- Intercepted Ml i
Dlckereon, who wai trying to leave the
Dick? '?"n told her, she ?,, ...
that ?? revolver fell >>ti the Booi and waa
. ntally exploded.
m the Bergen streel police etatlon, where
.... r iicen and h. ?d for having a n -
. , m hit poi ' ? Oil Mi I '!? I.i r.S'.n
, .i the revolvei Ii id gone on ac?
cidental!' . ami later thai TOI TOJ had ? hol
;? i " ' ? ?i up t?.r \lolatlng
the Bulllvan Ian
DANCING INSTRUCTION.
DURYEA'S
47 West 72nd Street
THES DANSANTS
gatanfaya, i i? 8i88, lasalsstan 81, wMk in.
? .,,
. , ... ! ,.l..| .1 ' 111 | \ll( I , . ? It
I'uiiri .'?"?? ? iii? ."in.s im. . .n
''Hesitation a la Duryea"
? I, U..I .'.I S| ?n<| ggg ?tul 8.".7
\\, .1 |K ,1 ?I I? I ?,'l ' I ,ll
EMILE MEYER " , ,,;
? .i.
ii t?? ?i. M A YIY *.' IleeUellea
lllr ".l.|.?' Hi ?IrtAIAClji,,,,!!,,,. M|,p.
??,?.? * .." i* .,.. . i,.f.,,.,?.,,..,,.
CHANDLER ESCAPES
CELL IN ?.UDLOW
-,
Fails to Get Bail, but Passes
Night in Apartments
at Waldorf.
HAS AS GUESTS TWO
SHERIFFS DEPUTIES
Expects Deliverance from Actress
Wife To-day, When Mother
Sends $25,000.
ryron ?"handier did aal attend liso por
formanee at the Winter Garden 1 a) night,
?s he Intended. Instead he entertained
Philip M ?Donnen ami Louis Zeitner al
the Waldorf-Astoria.
Tnat th-? foreKoiniT Information may not
i.e miataken for s ">?-m-?.?i note" Il ni.-.-,
he well to explain that Mr. McDonnell and
Mr. ?Seltner, already mentioned i the
guests of the "Million ?Dollar Kid," ere
deputy sheriffs Th? y made tti ? acquaint?
ance of Chandler yesterday through an
order of arrest, which Ihey served on
?"handler at the Hotel McAlpin in S suit
f..r s?paration which Mrs. Grace L 'han?
dier, known on the stags as Grao i-a
Rue, brougirl sgalnst h:m.
.fter Deputy BheriffS McDonnell and
Zeltner placed ?handler nnd-r arrest he
1 **,.-?? unable to- obtain the I8.0M boll rr
.]'iir?-.i. Bheriff Grtfenhagen permitted 'he
prisoner t<> no to the Waldorf, on ths i
euranos of Ruel W. Poor, president of
ths GarSeld National Bank, ?thai ' han?
dler's mother, mi Manchester, N. n.,
Would arrangs for the laii to-day.
The actresa had her huaband arrestad
h?..?us?- she fear? ?i. she, said, he would
leav? the lurisdlctlOB <?f the cooii Then
tin r. would be no aray to enforce an
order for alimony, which shs ?hopes to cet
; m her s'-paraiio. suit.
'?'he voluminous ..miplajnt of Mrs
Chandler Ifl crowded with allr?.-'?ions of
cruelty, Including threats to kill and nu?
merous beatings Thers are olas charges
Of Insohil? t'. and attentions to various
other women .mis. Chandler ?ays her
husband's ability to spend money is unim?
paired, ? ?-?' pt in providing for her. When
t-lie? needed money in London, She ays,
'handler toM her to lio and ?am some.
Bhs did, by means of a theatrical en?
?.."irrment.
Grace l_a Hue married Chandler August
12, IMS. They travelled extensively in K'i
rope and ma?ie many trip?, across Uis At?
lantic, 'ihey csassd t" U'.?- ?together lit
January .?hi'.- they were in London. Mrs.
i handler remained In the British metrop-1
oiis until March -i. Bines her return here
Bhs has been living at the Claridge
During their married life, Mrs. Chand?
ler Baya her huaband never worked, and
lived entirely upon lis In ?orne. Ths BOle
. \? eptlon to this state of qUiOSCOnCS was
when he promoted theatrical ont? rtaln
ments.
Getting down to the rruel treatment
which the wife declares she Buffered ..t
the hand? ?.f h.-i husband, Bhs alleges
that, beginning it. 1911, hs became ab
and frequently threatened to kill her. she
Isays he heal her while they lived at the
Hotel Borneras! until shs required medical
treatment. M that time he pod been
drinking heavily. When she protested
sgalnst his driving cue of his automobil? a
while in thai condition hs drew a r. -
volver, shs says, and threatened to kill
her.
Mr?, ?'handler also spv?. that whi!?? they
were In i?on?ion Chandler used t<? si
tain oth. r women In their ai arti ? I
while .?-he wan at the theatre, Ha
had a habit of COming home lo hiH Wife
nhout sunrise.
Mrs. ?handler ,*-..\s that. WherCSLB for?
mort) shs appeared on the stage In decol- ?
lets gowns? .?he v..is compelled to for?-_;o
these, bocanas her ..rms. shoulders .?ri.i
neck showed scars from her lies lings, she
aleo saya h? r nerves havs he ???it? much
Impaired.
a
TRIBUNE INQUIRY APRIL 16
Two Employes Directed by the
Grand Jury to Appear Then.
George Burdlck, formerly etty editor,
now financia] ?dtior of ti?.? Tribun?
peered hefore ths federal grand Jur
terday ander rabpesna in the inv. ?
tion which the Jury Is making in an effort
to discover The Trihune? news source for
its HeHmeyer and Llttaoer customs fraud
storiea
The refusal of Mr. Bordlch rind William
L Curtln, ship news reporter of The
Tribune, to foveal ?tie bootcs of the
BtOliea when they were tir I called hefor?
ih<- rrrand iurv several sreeks ego. led to
their being adjudged gulKy of contempt
of COUli b) .IikI-.?- Mat?.I Both ?ere di?
rected yesterday to appear again <"i
April U
MISS ANGLIN ON STAND
a .?in-', in ths Supreme Court gave ?-?
verdid for |_,--0 yeaterdey sg
Howard Hull, the dramatist ami huaband
?of Margaret ?\nglln, an actress, In i
"f Mi-. Mary COOOOT, who sued foi : "
. for Injurie? received when hll b
Hulls automobile
Mr:, iiuii v.'.-.s in th?. automobile and
?wai .' witness for her husband. She said
Mi.?-. Cooper was siru.-K beoau i Bh< heal
tated v, h. n ah? sen I be coi coming 1
actrei was aaked to describe twelve f? ? t.
thai I..Ill-; Ihr- ?li tunee -.vlil.'h
ths 'ai- waa away from Mra Cooper when
slie saw h< r
?? \i.out (our i ard?," anew? 11 d th? s II
na i
BYR? >N CHANDLER.
ALIMONY DEBTOR
WALKS INTO JAIL
Young Builder Yields to Sheriff
and Saves Deputies Job of
Arresting Him.
"I have a prisoner for you," said for?
mer .Tiif.fl''?*' Herman .TiVeph, In the
I Fher.ffs office yeaterday. lie lndi
??ate.J a yoiin-?r, well ?lres?>'?l man who
accompanied him. The man was sur
_
1 rend?*rinn- hlmgelf. Ho was T-Yan-Ms S
' Pa'erno, g mem her ?if tho firm of
Michael Paterno ?.*?? Eton, builders and
i owners of many apartment, house?*, who
, Ig brin?, sued by Mrs. Mildred Paterno
for n separation for cruelty.
The Supreme Court awarded Mrs.
Paterno alim?n) Of HO a week.
Paterno appealed, ?l^n'.incr the story <>f
his wealth told by his wife. He said
'its Income was |30 B week and that he
wan willing to pay .*-'_??? i ?reek alimony,
to whh'h amount he asked tho Appel?
late Division to reduce the allowance.
The court ?1??elded against blm,
In the mean unit? th.? alimony ac
? um,.' if",i and ble wife obtained an or
der for his arreat. Deputy eh?
looked for him, and when Patei BO
learned of tho order of arreel he d? -
i to help th" Sheriff i .tder
LONG TERMS FOR
STOCK SWINDLERS
Ofticcrs of Sterling Debenture
Corporation Musi Serve
Three to Six Years.
"*??' SCntCnCCA were imfiojed Oil th"
Boren officials of t1'? Bteriittg ["henture
Corporation and the Oxford (.met. Mills
Compai i Anderson in the i'ci
1 trlCl ?'oiirt ye. i> rdaj All were
i "? ?? i? t? i ol .' ,. malls to defraud
Int setora
?:.ori.-e 11 Middlebrook, Pvank W
Bchumaker and Harry n i'latt. of the
?i. were ?entern?,.,1 to
sera In the Atlanta penitentiary.
Benjamin C Mudge? inventor of the '
linen proCCU ?if Hi? ?>\f.ird Company, Wfl
sentenced to four years, and Captain W
B. Edararda, treei urer of the ?i. henture
corporation; EHwyn A, Marron, publl?
man, and Wilbur M. Btone? ratent ex?
pert, tu thn e \ ears each
Poetofflee Inspectors testified that the
Bterllng corporation made at least BO,*
?>.I In com m I n the ??-?.!' '
? eh .? i.?i ? ,
Easter is in the air.
35 New Stjks
of Soil Hats
at $1.90
lircens. Mues.
Hrnwns. Maroon?.
I s ne y Snsh Hunds
Sa\e 2.i Pgf Cent.
Silk Hats, $4.80
Golf Caps, 50c
F?tes! Derby & Soft Hats. $2.90
The pick of the country's belt m'f'n.
Why Pay $4 or $5 Elsewhere?
AMUSEMENTS.
?".?'kU "PINAFORK
?... ? ? Uns not i ? Si '
BO?1 II 'I lies Kvi 8 Ifl Mal i.
PANTUFA .i-.
i nnuiLn ,,..,, , m n ton KHI ?
?' ' .dors' I . i' Ki ?pr. Il
LITTLE ' ,:
se ? . vi ;
MM ?,,,\\
w i ? ru it? ? i * ?mi ? ii
GRACL GKORGL.
... "I III. I Cl l II" i" . i.\ i'i: ii r. n
Bp'l m al \i'i?f i'.i l' '?' ' ?? i" I .'
1 ? SCSI . t.. it Weei $1 ...? Mel To ?I i 2 13
?.i \ sc \ ? i -. r\nj\ ad ""
I*? I? I W'?HI? IIMMlMIt
"" ' ' \IAKUYIN(; MONLY
Mahl i?i,,.. h It, $1 .." |3 Pep Ml To ' ?
:'-?:*.??"?;?.' HELP WANTED
?. i tpr. 11
?i ....
? Mai ? lors" I
.'.v.'.vv,,:;,'? high jinks , ;,,
?lili m. II, ?lit.li.? Hn,| |,,,.t Ir?;.
V i , I L?URETTE TAYLOR
?I ti i, ir m in. in r
CQRT
AMUSEMENTS.
Sani Bernard?Gaby Deslys
WINTER GARDEN ..
THE WHIRL WORLD
CUIIOCDT I? ... ?idwe*
onUDtnI |
li ... ?
To .1 ? I
11,. i?, lie ,,r Hand -ir??.-?.
?A4L C<1 ? M?t
???"?111 Ol. i . .. To .t .. |1 BO
The MIDNIGHT GIRL , , \1;i ;',
Hp m ' \ ? ' paj i i. . \; . IT,
?in ??i iv Tf) niy
???..i'? _Ms ll'UAl "? .'?? *
Kr*i ?,.,,, .?,. a at sets t ._. ..()
qqii, ?\ n - ." i ? ??? ? ??>
d Jill J l. ?i -,,, m.,,. ,-,, ,,?, 5 20.
too many cooks w.vX:^,^
? um I.li\ , live H .-" m? r?i? a Rat . ?_? ????'
KIM Y MACKAY
???und i ??) Pi i \|,i i ;
PLAYHOUSE ';;.,..;;' , !
IHI I MIMOS I HA I COIN.
m\mi \11 \s ??,. h., pa vi nu i
.... m t h , ?. I A V I.il? A
Mi l .. i . .. _ i . \t ,, i. i lut H n H m ...
... Pan? - " i ?? nlsl ' "Hoir?? d- Dana
".i?i?- '
M I si | Ml t i . fi,..t.. ,.l ,
I ,.' "Ihr lall- of <???? ?ni"".
i ti. i inn ? "h ?i Mu ?le, A dut, l.??.. ?fa,
DOME TO FIGHT
FOR BATH PERMIT
Tammany Treasurer Ap?
plies for Right to Open
House on Hudson.
MAK ASK INJUNCTION
IF IT IS REFUSED
Takes Issue with the Commis?
sioner as to Healthfulness
of River Water.
Philip P. Donolnie, treasurer of Tam- !
many Hall and owner of a bathing
establishment on tho Hudson River at j
156th Street, has applied to the Board !
of Health for a pemil to operate the ;
bath tins rammer despite the ?**,.
nouncement by Dr. B. s. Qoldwater, the
Hoaith Commissioner, that sewage
mad- i? no.--essa.ry to prohibit bathing
about Manhattan Island.
The Tammany treasurer left rio doubt
yesterday as to what procedure he
would take if his permit was held up.
"In that event," he said, "1 would
have something against the city, don't
you think? I h_> ?? asked tor a permit
every year. My hase ha? tue ?.r .six
years to go J et."
This lease of Donohue'a has loomed
up before now in contemplated river
bathing regulations, During th?' ad?
ministration of Ernst J. Lederla, prede?
cessor of Dr. Qoldwat? r, it oau.-td em- ?
harrassment, but Donohue maintain??1
his place.
At the Department of Health it was
BSJd yesterday that Donohu'-'s appli?
cation would probably be a?-ted on at
I the next, meeting of the board, but Dr.
1 ?loldwater had no Intention of receding
from hin stand. DonohtM thought the
health authorities should act. Ho
! added: "If it'?3 gol to go to court, then
1 the sooner the better." Don "hue inti?
mated that he might seek an injunc?
tion, but. until the Hoard of Health
passed on his application ho did not
care to say what he would ?lo.
"In the last five years," he declarea,
"a million people have bathed at my
bathing pla-'e. You can't trace any
sickness to it. I >.ir-tors from the!
"Washington Heights Hospital bathe !
there and other doctors in that sec?
tion of the city. Lit'esavers who have
been working for me for ten years are
in the water every day for almost ah
the day, and they have never been
made sick. I've gone in bathing there
myself, and I never Celt btitter in my
life."
lir. Qoldwater has set the "unsafe
zone" for bathing between the Bronx
Kills and the Narrows and up the Ilud
Hori Rlvar to the city lln?*. In a letter
to Borough l're.sid?-nt Marks the Health
Coiiiwlwkinsr (suggested the snbatttu?'
tlon of Interior baths, with puritlcd sea
or river water. Hurt, baths, he 8ai?J,
??ould be located in congested dl?'tiii?ts.
Irrespective of the condition of the
water surrounding them.
Pencil stripes arc just our
of the attractive features of
our youths' Spring suit.??.
Broken stripes and hair?
line effects are also proving
popular.
On Wue, black ?ind grayi
grounds.
Models to please the most'
pcrnicketty.
Snug-fitting coats in great?
variety -no padding,
Many with patch pockets.
High cut vests?some with
notch collars.
Trousers all turn-up; soma '
English cut, that is, rather
narrow.
Fabrics, as always, all-woo!?
and fast color?many im?
ported, including some ver?.*
fine English worsteds and1
.Scotch cheviots.
Sizes 82 to .3.> chest;
''regulars." "longs," ''shorts?"
"stouts."
$10 to $82.
"Scotch Mists" come in
youths' sizes too.
Rog?is Pr.r.T Company,
Three Broadway Stot?__
at at a;
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St.
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