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THE SUN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915. ' 1
SNEEZERS OF N. Y.
TO CA-CHOO TO-DAY
ONE STUBBORN GUN MARS THE TEST
CHILD PAROLED ON
HOMICIDE CHARGE
fntherlne Slevin Wopps- hsn
Coroner Tells Mor r
Mnv no Home.
SUBWAY LUMP SUM
PAYMENTS SETTLED
MARRIED, CHORUS GIRL
SAYS, TO STOP SUICIDE
OF BIG MORTARS AT FORT TOTTEN
Aniiiilmeiit Suit Revenls Wed
dine of Dorothy Phllllpi
hikI I'hilip ilerrman.
Stat- Chnptrr of National Hay
Fever Victims to Gather in
Lako Placid.
Boatfj f Estimate Obeys ,1ns
tlcc Slicanrs Order Expcdlt
iiiu- Work tin Brondwav.
POEM IS TO HELP KM ALL
R1ENACT AfTO KM TINT,
MA Volt MiTritEl, PKKSEXT
14
r' I " " 1 ", ' ' if sag ii a ii , -, n . wy ,. n, , -ay , , f . .
T.as Pi.ai-ip, N. T , Aug. 21 -The
evil paint brush . 01 tempi muti
lates canvas; th goldenrod Is row
trim In remote corner ; the ragweed,
loo. I trembling with the fair of ex
tinction . the mountain hree ia ra
tmlaed by the charging aaeps of a hun
dred persons who are getting ready to
night for the first annual meeting to
morrow of the Empire Mtute hranoh of
(ha United Htatea Hav Fevr Associa
tion. Thruuah the stillness of the Adiron
dack night come dynamic ca-rhoos from
tha members of the association who are
1o tell to-morrow the etory of each
one's " ng life nll to tn war M
noxloua weeds
Vh n a reporter for Tin Hiv sought
Out V. Y. Jerome of 12.". ICaat Twenty
aeventh alreet. N'rw Vork. secretary and
treaaurer of the association. Mr Jerome
expla meil
"Hay fever l dua to a hyper-ca-enooeensioillty
of the mu-ca-choo-ooiis
membranee. eenaitiv to an acriil prln-ca-"hoo-rlple
t out lined In the pollen of
certain plants "
II loan With the Rose.
"Soni. et it when roses bloom. ' he
Aid. "Some get It when hay la In blos
aom . but . when ragweed la
raatlnir off ita pollen. Home people are
aid to undergo paroxyams even at tha
a ' of goldenrod.-'
"Poets r naked the reporter "No. hay
feverite'" replied Mr. Jerome.
And than he anld, bending over con
adentlally and looking stealthily about
to make aura he would not be overheard I
"But we have some poeta here. Listen.
I 1-eve here In my pocket two poema.
One will he read at to-morrow's meeting
y feeing woman who is balled
mind yofl. ha led -aa the poet laureates
no. postage I.tureate, of the Adiron
dack aiicsagra.
"tMMl'l icve;i the source ..f your In
( r mation," rontinucil Mr. Jerome un
linrrtly, "hut the is Miss H.ittie B.
Mohmoild of :i7x Mv rile avenue. Hrook-
brg she win tic preaintad with e red
benriaiina hutid-ca-chuo '-krrciiief as the
snihlem nf tlo- order. Hero the tine. 11
Take it quick I mustn't b seen talking
with you -c.i- hoo :"
.Mr. JroflM hurried Into the dnr'.nes
or the Forest View hotel. The poem in
ah itM prtatlna frgahnm red
"TH: LOST fcNLKZK."
alary bed e niigiiiv see as,
ruas like the MliMrd'i blew.
An l .rhir tin' Marv sent
Tli aa sure 10 go
T" Like Placid one a sent;
TMa HI of hope the dan n,
I'm .Mary eta a here, ijulte coment.
!iii-- petals! -in- i gone:
nrrrr rr lo Ming.
aTol II Kenny of leoininater,
( who directed the chorus at the
1 ml ol Minx Hembrlch on Poland Uuj,
Aligns) SO. hai been trail iuk a group of
th ha) fever stiff, rera foi "Iha chorus
o.' almpllfled snuaars." and these mcm
a.:. nf ths association wrho will be a-
ilnoi using to-inO row ,(re .
Wllllani I Utto Huffier of New Vorl
Otty, Mies Vera (Jem. Misa Helen Ueler
and Frederick Ueler or Cincinnati, Mlaa
tea Uudolp, m.h.- Mar Dunham and
Ilia Uoroth Mvift of New Vork cltv.
M Haftl of Waehawksn, N. J.. Mlaa
Hutm Wheeler ol Bryn Maarr, Pa., and
Wllllsni Mcfiood of Cloveland.
Mesiiwhllc, Melvll larwsy, praeiilaiii
of the Lake Placid I'lub. whs .evolving
la his sleep the apaeeh he grill make in
presiding at to-morrow' meeting. Ir.
H K Itdflck Hmlth of Hoelon was es
chew ins racliooa long enough to put the
SnlshinK ioj hes to ;i paper hs iii read
on the osteopathic treatment or hay
fcr 1 1 mil t,e a papal not to be
Massed at. tor lr Si, h will make thu
Bret report .,i newl) discovered met hoi
0. ' iraatlng hay fovar.
To. iytho.1 is SCCOmpllahsd entirely
meaiui of osteopathic nnger surger;
In tin noag and throat, and is based
upon the thoor) that the primary cue
Of ha) l.vcr Is not iMillen du.-t from
Hon l i s iut an anatomical gaparturs
from ihc normal, which lowers nasal
and Ibroal reslstam e lo Bttcll an extent
thai I ha nn. .ins surfaces and nerve end.
ine an- unable t cope with the In
Vaalon of ihiIIcii. Dr Smith la director
ol the department of public education
v' the American Osteopathic Associa
tion: president of tin Browning ian
oihr poet) Hoclet) or Boston, and wall
k own :t a writer and peaker.
Bis-.lt.- Mr Smith's address, there
Will be raised the question thai many
more men have ha) t.v.r than women,
ami et women want the vote. Macro
ur Jeromi will rr.oi a list .tf remedies
trnt Dpewrltlen pagsa long, and iii
sal, tor the views of members rrgaid
Ing I he remedies, beginning with acting
ai. i adrenalin and concluding with the
violet ra) generator, vlxol. vohr oxune
sjiaker and the i. cure,
H is poi whether or no) Mr Jerome
Will touch Upon I he remedy proposed
fc v w Mayo of Bayvllle, l. I . which
la to sue. sv your head off and then to
run outdoor! and catch it when it comes
bti' it down.
Ii w is announced to-day that the
d'Kiei or M S. i master inseger) will be
gonfarred upon all who have suffered
from tin dlaeaae ror forty yaail or more.
AUTO KILLS IN BROADWAY.
1. r II . II tHMf nt hnl 1 1 r I il Without
M ill i. it llunilrlflf t hum.
Lrr H Hi iH-tit h.i I, If, a liirt and
niii mnnufftci uit-r m hoM rotdenoA
n at 777 WS1 Kml .luimc, w;ih held
without bftll rKtnl:i (0 ftppMI" br-
tCTo tiir GorofMr! rourl "11 t phirgi
of homtvld by Uvtatrt KroUl In
ih Torkvllle pollra tourt. RcMenthal
wax ilrH Iiik hiM AUtomnbtlfl In Rrond
way early eHtnlay momltll when he
knocked tlovn anil ran over Itolwrt A
7lton, h travelling aaleeman foi H ma
mtntuHM Co,, v to :u Wai Thirty"
fourth irnt. tnAlottuff Injurlea that
eauaetl hla death In Bellevue Hoaplt i
fin hour later.
The aoHdeti1 occurred t Thlrtyoli(th
treoi and Broad a ay Koaenthal s.i i s
j.iaoii beeaitie ounfuaed and Htepped In
front of hin in;. ii)iif lJattotmait (tood
tin in ut tha Wt ! Thirt u th atreel ata
tion pit-kerj up the unooiiaoloua vlotlm,
ola cad nun in Koaanthnl'a car and dl
racUd hlin to drive to llellevue.
DIES IN CHAIR THIS MORNING,
ajgesatlaa oi Karol llronaarlM iei
for Bj lllO n' IncL.
Oasi mm.. X V . Aug II,. Karol
T'rnnos !s to die t'l-inorrow . Several
tm.CH on the day before he was to bs
eMiutid foi hiH pari In the murder ot
jinn Usrtyaawlti the oondomned man
fias besn reprieved by (hv. Wh.tmati
It iviLM hoped thai he would confess and
r til the Klstrlol Attorney In convicting
tnn Othtr uien for the crime.
Flmllv It was decided to let the law
lake ita course vi I. 311 v m. ,.-M,,.
vlca will walk ab rough the little red
v "'I to hla end.
Gun No. a in mortar pit B at Port Totten firing projectile weighing 7,000 pounds at target six
milea out in Long Island Sound.
Atxrut ths only damage done when 1 gun caused an ar. sinus ton minutes) to there waa a moment or Intense erpe-anTy
ths It Inch mortars of Fort Totten the man In pit No. 1. It waa lo the and then a flash ami the great mass
bellowed and hurled their 700 pound third salvo of four guns each and when -'ooorrM-''' 'iTae w 'did
hells out over the Sound yesterday waa It failed to explode Lieut Robert N. not have cotton "stuffed In thtlf tari
to ths grocery store of Heter Zlmpf In ramphel! ordered It laid In a horlson- at the time of the first discharge were
Whtteetone, about a mile and a half tl posits. n for ten minutes, after wtilch uk-lt tt eome, for tha concus-
aw.y. lreph hi art estry. Mr Zlmpf the breech was opened. Then It wwS .'eaS'S!! PiSL T"V
caiuid a-atrh the project I Is iurvlnr tip
has a horror of things explosive and found th.t a used primer ha.l been until It reached the zenith of Its tllcht
when . iieeses and sauerkrtiut began to Inserted and had failed to carry ths and then ss It began to drop It vv ia
splll all over hie floor he said things
.ifoout the War Department and guns
In general
Hut senle fr.m the Inconvenience to
Mr. Klntpf and lb. hanging fire of one
l.i, gun l wm a suctes.ru, test. That
DRUG PLOT IN TOMBS
REVEALED BY LETTERS
Oik
Outsider Arrested: Olli
MFMfr Bw "iiflin .Mine'
in Traffic
The interception of several le'.'ers sent
h prisoners In the T.cnha to outaMen
revealed vesterdav n tiaffic In drugs
which has been carried on in the prison
'or many months The dtaoovery, made
by Keeper Cummlni snd Harry a Hat-
telbaum. Investigator for the Ttenart-
ment of Correction and a member of
Lieut Hherb'a narcotic squad, resultsd
In the arrest of Krank Itlley, who lives
at Thirty -third street and Second ave
nue, ii,. wiii he arralanad to-tta) hefore
Masist ,,te Krolhingham In the Tombt
court on a charge of conveying drugs
into a prison.
fell Bgf In the Tomtag, Wlllch vva nr.
cupiad bj John Henderson and Prank
Murphy, both under ssntencs for bur
glary, was found lo lie a Supply station
for the dietri button of the cocaine and
heroin Ihroughoul the prfaeMI The
drags, accordlna to the Invsatlgaiorst
were taken to the other prisoners by
John Kelt Ol man. vie. was sentenced to
the arorkhOUss) fr six months oti a
ii arae of tiisor Isrly conduct and trans
ferred to the Tontbs to do general work
about the prison, iim assistant, Irving
gchasffar, was taken from the petti
tentlar.v. where he was serving a vcir.
and employed for a time as a painter
iti the Tom he. The four men arc said
to have confsaaed.
It bid been known for some lime hy
Tombs keepers that narcotics were be
ing procured h the Inmatea but tiiev
were unable to local the sellers and
distributor, When I'atlcllmum w.i"
stunmouei he aratclted the mail leaving
the prison. t Ute o; (be 1,-tters sent by
Henderson to Ills wifi egplalned that
tlie "piHce is a gold mine." He asked
her to bring him live decks of heroin
and explained thai the aafeal way
would he In bide it In II r bed
All letters sent nut by Henderson and
Murphy were Intercepted and opened,
Several li lt, ie sent to Kile) vv. n an.
swercd b) him in pel -on. act oiling to
the statement of Duttslbuum. Illle ap
paarad In lha Toinba on Wrilnnailuy and
was parmlttad to viall Henderson aim
Murphy in 1 heir cctl, When called
again yeaterday he was arraatad by
Dattalbaum a laise quanllly of the
drugs, vvhi.di had hern smiiagled InlO
DM prison was lalssd, the k (per- siitl
WOMAN SLAYER HAS RELAPSE.
ell Willi Hub, lllrr K 1 1 1 1 II u
tier irllai Idaalrer,
M
Itosa Hi 11. i. , oU .'. s :i Carroll
street, linsiklvn. hld 111 Raymond street
1.1. ni.iiout bai; on tin charge of ihoot
iiik and klllit.K James Montigllia al L'S
Wral siieet ycMeni.iy morning, was un
the verge of collapss In per cell last
infill. She was allowed i, retain her
bahc,
Mrs. Uelltna, who Is 20 years old.
went to Montlgllla'l dooi vesiettlav
morning with her baby In her nrms
When he opened the door "he fired two
sh.it. Ihc second of arnluh killetl (he
man.
Patrolman Conognnon of tha Brgen
sin it Million found her seated on 1 he
steps with th.- revolver in band Bhe
hoi Montlgllla, she said, becausa lia
lietrnyeil her and hroughl Iroubl be,
tween herself and her Inn ainl. who lias
been wnrkma In llaltlmors Montlgllla
was an artist and 1 Usi. i.m Mrs Hi I
Una baa bsell married three yeam ami
besides the bab) has two-yeur-old girl
wiio is iiviiiu wiih hei grundmouher.
PEACH CAMPAIGN STARTED
lead or Hogaawlvea l.eagaa Qogg
to inellim tlarkrl.
Mrs Julian Heath, head of ti,,. House
wives Laagus, began bar peach cam
paign last niglit when she went to the
pencil auction markal al pier II North
Hiver. to inspect the shipments and note
the 111 ices. II Is 11., .. .
, - " ..iiit.iii in 1 ne
league to forward lo II mibara buiie-
s ws 1 0111111 ion or the peach
market
This Is tlie time to buy i.a li.-s ac
cording to Mrs Hoath, s they are 1 h, ap
fiO or en centa r..r ., tlgtoan ,UMri ,,r
half bushel basket. The quotation aha
says, prevalle for tha very flnest and
largf st peachea.
' ' n new primer was inserted and lost to view
"l:nrflr::n ., about .o:..!ttr p::r0r;jtM flr- a-M
OClock In th Trmrtun and for amn u.v.nrv r.tiH- - iT ,
, the n,ar of the blg ma. shoos SUTT each "ee.
rur w, enl
ofahout degr'ees VZlPX.
GIRL OF 5 RON OVER
AND KILLED BY HEARSE
1 1 1 1 III i L n n rimAKol U oil. male
asiaswaasi ..-.is. sax
Driver Rushes to Hospital
Wltll Vietim.
Mary Rutin yesrs old. of lJ Madi
son r ret, Hobuken. died at St. Mary's
Hospital last ntglvt. two hours after!
being run over bj a hearse Tiay I'eck. j
ISO Central , avenue, Jersey t'lty, the
driver, surrendered to the poll,' Im
mediately after her death and was held
on a charge of manslaughter.
About ." P, M Pack, who Is employed
by I'hrlstian Kpple. an undertaker of
ISO Central avenue, Jersey Olty, was
driving In Madison street, carrying a
liody to a funeral. T)a little Bagna
unl was playing on Hie sldewslk and
lid not see the hearse coming. Hlie
ran into the t-treer. The horse struck I
her ami Knocked her down.
I'eck picked her up and laid her Inside
Hie hearse beside the coffin. Then he
.ltiiliei up Ills iore for the eight block
inn to the hosplinl. There the doctors i
held out little bop- for the child from I
the llrst. A number of bones were
broken and her skull was fractured.
I'eck. having done everything possi
ble, turned his horse about anil went .
back 10 th. fuic nil. waiting Just round
in, corner from the scene of the acci
dent. As SOOT, as lie learned of the
Kirls deatli he went to Hie police sta
iion to surrender. He was bailed out
shortly afterward by his employei ami
vrltl ia- arraigned ims morning
TITLED PAIR UNRECONCILED
V I. Itlornrye ror I'rl K11-
galllekeal issue rateMsat.
fl'florman, itaitie 4- Vandivar, lawyers
'if ::7 Wall street, yaatordaj Issued a
tutenienl denying all the reports that
their client the Princess KngalltchelT,
daughtei of the late Charles w Part
ridge, Chicago merchant, waa negotiat
ing with h,r husband, prince ringsllt
cheir, to settle tin domestic difference
wiiich have arisen between lliam Tin
stall menl follows :
'l it, Prlnoaaa Hhtfjullttiiaff authorise
m lo stale thai there i no truth 111
ih published reports thai a recortcllbi"
lion has been offected between herself
.mi her husband, Prince Nicholas Vlad
Imlrovivh Kngalltcheff, against whom
aha liiiM instituted suit for un absolute
divorce The action has not been dis-
ruutinued and no dlscontlnuanc is con
templated at the pn sent lime."
HIS JAIL VACATIONS ENDED.
Promote Ksamlnsllnn ordered
III I 11. Mo v lleresrirr.
CharlM Bright, promoter of many
ent rprist a In South America, w ho lias
been in Ludlow street Jail since May 1
last under a contempt of court order
because In ruled to turn over to the
Pan-American Transcontinental Hall
way I'ompaiiy bonds and stock of tlie
companj worth 1100,000, wa taken be
fore Supreme Court Justice Hhearn yes
terday by Sheriff l)rifnhagn for' In
structions from the court.
s lerlB Oiifenhagen aald that on ever,
weekday lined Augual :i last Uria-iit
has bean in the Supreme Court under
examination in an action pending
agalnal him and spent oni) his nights
III ,UdlOW street Jail. The Sh. riff ob
jected to detailing a deputy to a jin-
111. Bright my luna r, and when he
said thai tin- examination could be cou
llUcteil :.t the Jail as well as In the
supii ne t'ouii Justice Ihaarn ordered
llrlghl taken bat k there and kept iheie
RED-MAN
COLLARS
Tncry's Best Ioduct
2? 175 At WS. an
2T oXk
FIFTY FLAT ROBBERIES
FASTENED ON BOY OF 17
, t wm . mm .
ronep av Toiinp; nisoner
Confessed to rimin of
Thefts Sinee Ma 1.
By the arrest last night of Domstllco 1'
Hertllll. a youth Jlarl psst his seven- '
teenth birthday, the detectives of Har- '
lem aay that they j;M rounded up an
other sneak thief who has hei n looting
apartmenta alnee May 1 When taken
to Pollc Headquarters list ntrht. th
police say. the boy "guess d 1 that he
had committed at least fifty flat rob
beries A few daya ago a thief was caught
who confessed that he hid robbed !"'!
a 1 tart men ts.
Hertllll was captured st Jfth stret
and M idlson avenue by Detective Ma
rino and I'nger. They agy he confessed
that he hid r lbb,1 H e a: i-tni-nt of
JOSSFph S. hwarts. a lawyer of lilt Fifth
avenue, on August A loving cup ai d
several articles of Jewelry wire taken
The detective gay that when tiny
asked him what he did With 'he pro
CO ds of his crimes he replied that he
"took In the moviea" rcgiil.ul;. and that
he hsd some girl friend who liked
to have h gvsnl lime. He said hi worked
alone so as to lie safe. He bought a
1 vv Jimmy for enrv Job Hnd alway
left ihe Jimmy behind so that I' caught,
he would not have ihe huiglirs tool
on him. He took onlv mom y and Je.v
elry. He avoided pawnshop', selling
lb Jewelry on the stt-ct
iffhand, tlie prilice say, he gave a
hst of thirteen housis he bad robbed
When be waa put In a cell be ask-d
for paper and pencil so that he could
write down a list of all the robberies
he had OOtntltltil d
Some noise!
We shoot our men's neglige
shirts to-day.
4751 were $1.50 to S2.50.
75 cents now.
2114 were $3.50.
$1.15 now.
"Solos" still lower!
8000 pairs of our regular
50 cent silk 'ocks in a Sale.
35 centl.
.1 lor SI
All stiff straw hats.
55c.
Men's Summer suits.
$15, $20 and $25 arc bar
gain prices now.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway
at 13th St
Broadway
at Warren
Voadway
at -I4tli St.
Fiftli Ave.
at 411 St.
Tlir
Four
Corner i "
I of ltlmafe grnrefully
i it mnndamua order rrom
raMcrda, rescinded Its
;ihd gppi lived three auh-
wav coittracta which retained the clause
permitting con tract on and the Public
Bervlc Commission engineer to agr
upon Itiinp sum pavmtmts f-.r extra
work.
At the same t'me the board pr tested
that It has the rnjlit to pass Upon the I
Mil stance us a-ell as the gOBttttlOM of:
nil SttnWey contracts and thnt If neces- I
pari ii Would assert that right in the
future. Hut for expediency's sake. In
Order thai ths dual system he no longer
ill I. veil IN I aril was Willing to back
dOWn anil permit the contracts over
which lot, a litigation was thFea:cned to
en Ihi'mivlt In tnelr ffeStVtrel fnrtn
Mayor MltObel ssUI he still believed
thai ths board could cbanga legally eon-
tra'ts that had lieen awaided by the
i'u .1,.- Serviie fmnuss: " and he huped
i lite w u it I he a test In the hiahest
courts.
"I tlilnk ti.e entire board understat.de
Ihgl what we do to-da Is merely to
Void lung delay," he explained "I
nhall welciuni a . opportunity M appeal
this question when there Is not so much
at stake, hut at ;irese: t we should not
tie up a vital section of the subway
system."
Whereupon the Msyor rushed away
to b.wrd a II :Tin r. M. train for Plaitte
liura. where kl his absence yesterday he
was promoted from sergesnt to seoond
lieutenant In the instruction eanvp.
The Batlmata Hoanl accepted the eug-
gaaifcis of ciMUrmH Me-aii of the pud-
,!. Ser, It e Commlaalon ar.d passed a
resolution asking the commission to or
der in extra work In excess of 6 per
cent f the estimated cost of a con
traci arli out the approval of the Board
' 1. mate In the future the board
will approve to "lump sum contracts."
The - rbwa) ssctlona which will go
i :ti : ahead is a result of yesterday's
i. ., are tha T;-nes Snuare section of
.... Broadway section and sections on
Raatern I 'a fit way und the fulver route,
Hps klyn.
DUAL SUBWAY STATISTICS.
P. S. . Has tvtarded gign.noo.oon
aalraiela gi.ooo.ooo i.eft.
Up lo August 1 the lubllc Set-eloe
Commtaslon had swarded lun.nco.000
vorth of const rtictlon and matetiaJ con -tracts
for the dual subway system 'iTnta
t' tl J, "00. finn of the total amount.
11(4,000,000, which the city la to oon
ttibut ttward the system
The total nf ln.0'Xi.00n. howeTwr.
includes many of the contract to be
psld for eventually out of the ootrfbu
!lo:.s if tr Htxslyn Rapid Transit and
InterNirough companlee. The Interbor
ough Is to pay ISI.oon.ocin and the
Brooklyn emipsny l1,iioi'.oco.
A MFSKWE VTg.
THKSE NKW YORK THKATRRS HAVE
KM4 KFRBOt 'KRK. B war Sth St.
K.i - M l-at Matinee To Mor e a 10.
I IX I Minis llO ths freatest
JULIA SANDERSON Mg comedy
DONALD BRIAN THE GIRL
JOSEPH CAWTH0RN! FROM UTAH
THE LIDCHI I 2:18 A s IS
TwICK Dalll Inrl Sundsv
I v A Sat Ml 2.VAO-7.S-.J
other Mat 2.V.MI-II
0. W. GRIFFITH'S
UIOANTIC PBCTACUt.
Sympbttny rrhiiT if 40.
0K0 (inuiye THKATHIE. By el gt.
M UUHW Klrsl Mat Tom w
I 11 Ml II I Al s 1 ,
E1IIIVS I?
LTINGE
In "I ol sin
l.l't T." by
FIAKLgl KI.EIN
GAIETY fm. OPENS NEXT MOR.
SKATB NOW l mi 1
JUST OUTSIDE THE DOOR
A Nt ll;v tiy .l iles l.ckert ilootttnsn.
111 Mil vi 1 1 I 1 It Manager.
rULIUH Mm I tvMorrow A Wed 2 20
AH U f nr II .,
Rvs 20
A Wed 2 I
'SOME BABY
I ISiimk PARC!,
ROM E CAST
si B'wa A 4 at
Kvea. I '
,-l-,-'ot- Mala. To-More A Wed
I:
MONTGOMERY & STONE
in
HIV
WINTER GARDEN Male Til,-, Thn-s A Sat
I vi 1 1. IIM I I 1 1 vl 1 1 1; l I vv vi '.-.
He-I of III Mlnler l.aMen Sllnws.
I int. I.ISI. SI..VI. S't.lSI.
nnycnV 4i-i K ot H ai grej nw.
itumciii tj,i, To-morrow 2 no
TAYLOR HOLMES ia Vivm.lVV"
M tillnc To ni'irruw t I
rfill-W'lZC'sWAllal
Mnvrs la I DM. t It I I m v in w mi
Ml MiiMKl. lug in HKATSNllW.
CASlNOl',;-.:,-:
n. Boar
('Mnpl'etl wit
Turn ice She:,
formi r actio
v It 11 1 1 t I.. 1 1 v
Rettei than "Ihe Mrrrv Wldoe."
34TH Theatre nr 11 ,v Br :30,
Vlicin.es Tom w A Wed 2 .ill
H.I.KHI BAH1 IN C'ArilVITV la
V I "si I I .1 . 1 1 stt SI .
44THST. ...TVui'l'aTvAe,,';,;
will Mil III, I
I i i iii. i m i;
U II I ON
i:i.'i ii: :t. u;i ni iitiNkitN .t
1.1 Ii I UN I 111 I V I ,o I'n ii. til.
Iland-I'i Wmis iluiul--ii,vvu. Kv Wfii.i
wVVkhi LOUIS MANN
iiii nv n w vi i. HI KKRT I II l
L HUBERT ,,.i,il'.,',",,V,;.Mon..lug.30
s ,; WILLIAM HODGE
in llll HUM, III IIAFriNF.U.
I iai Sa A PIQUANT HIVul
LUIM A'SBRO.OWsYEChO
;r . 7velngsal:10Aii
I ree Uannng Contest Ihurtday Nignt
BRIGHTON JapJHjS. H.her A
' .. . 11 I irssn, llenrv leval"
Brlghtsn lleaea Mi a Aidine. ..in.
pOLUMBIA V',. BURLESQUE
To-dsj.
a) cnincu eoans . mo,.
y uukutn vnvun Arllnion.
,5. MANUALAY ";"'ia
tvtrr ,. liattwi ; .ao. .iSuiai. .ju KB
aav!!
ar vaaH
ajaaaBopW
Mr. and Mra.
That Miss Dorothy Phillip, a chorue I
girl in "Watch Tour Step." became th
bride of Philip Herrman. eighteen-year-old
son of Jamea 8 Herrman. a wealthy
builder, to aave hhn from committing
eulclde after hi father had called on
her and asked her not to marry hi son
became known yDarday when a u!t
to annul th marriage came to light
In the Supreme Court.
The elder Herrman conduct bustness
aa Philip Hen-man's Son at 107 West
FourteTth street and lives at 211 West
Seventy-first street. He has built meny
large hank buildings and other struc
tures In New York city. Your.g Mrs
Herrman. whose real name was Dor
othy Gates, shares an apartment at 245
West Firty -first street with Mra Kthel
Helmotit. who is living apart from Ray
mond Itelrnont under a separation de
cree. She is a native of c'Iki rleston,
S. C, and waa 1 vears old In July.
The annulment suit was s'arted by
Mr. anl Mr Herrman against their
son and his wife on ths ground that
when the marriage occurred in January
their BOfl had not reached the age of
legal conMtlt snd they were opposed
to the match.
That the suit had been filed last Msrch
did not beonm known until yesterday,
when counsel for the elder Mr. and Mrs.
Herrman aled an application for the ap
pointment of a guardian ad litem for
Mra Dorothy (latea Herrman, on the
ground that she Is only 1. It had de.
velopd that on sppllcation of the plain
tiffs' attorney Supreme Court Justice
Donnelly had appointed James A Far-
AMrSKMKNTS.
NO I IK I I N't .s WITH TYSOM OO.
IEW AMSTERDAM ? J'-;1.1"
Matinees To-niorrow A Wedneadav 210.
The nrealest Musb ul Show r.ver Produced
In the loolett Ihralre In the World
II I IK INK NHIIW Vlsl
DAXsr. UK KOI. I. IKS Atop Tlus Theatre
NEW MIDNIGHT FROLIC
HIinSnM "jeat lilh St I 11 at S I
t.
f?
Mats To-m'a A Wed .' I
VIVID N'I IM'lti." Wortd.
UNDER FIRE
wiih
WILLIAM
I Ol KTKMAT
HIRRIC KST42ST. Rvea at IS.
nnnnia alstloe To-m'w a vt.-i
BELASCO
West 44th St. Krs. MO
lata Tie'mw .V Theirs:
THE BOOMERANG
BFPIIRIlr West42dst Krea al a 2
atri'DLIb Mats Wed iTop A Sat 2 2
A. II WOOna lres,nls
r'i:i:iM:nT-i
JOH aiso -
JANE COWL
ASTOR
I IIMMI
rHEATRB, B'nt
V It SI Telephone
17 BrvsBI.
I i! VI VII VI IN,
TO-MORROW NIGHT
KA1 si now ON Mil K
i iillXS A HAHHIM l-RtCSItNT
YOUNG
AMERICA
A nkw i'l.w bv FRED RA1XARD
LEXINGTON
Thi
1st Ri A Lag. Ave.
laaa Bflo.
OPENS TO-MORROW 8:15 n
1VM.,""K Potash & Perlmutter
r i ices, ti ki A Tiii it- math aocaaoc
! till. Ml MM! ON' IHTS '-
candied iiiSw liiFuh i
COH N
'THE HOUSE? GLASS
II MtltIS
pi't-.i'iit
v ,m"w nay or ta Man in
m h: t.h NOW
Di'i''.;!JH'M . 'iertnide llorlmann '
r AL1CF " 1 " """"ii si Mem s
7, . ' sr. bouto a
l ly Mat a1 mil s.iii-.. i ii hen
i'l UOIHlfg LKMOKAUK i ukk to ai.i,
PARK T,hrV''"l- ''in---, iith Bvg I
a" Matlaess Weil A Hl 'o
M1Y IBWIMi"?""!" rJ-"Na. IS
un I III IV 111
WASHINGTON SQUARK
UlljUl A Mi t 'i.wvv
OTQAMn L1 Si", 47 1:1 riiiNM:n
VI n An U ',",'' "' 'J'. 'I'v,','
l v k Ii ' ..-I li i ' J
HOTBU ni HKST.Il'RANTs
14th Street, near Fourth enue
Prince George hotel
Fifth Ae. and Jstu m
kperial rataa lo perruausui (uasi.
Philip Herrman.
rell giiardUn ad litem for young Herr
man. An affidavit niad by A. Kdward Glas
gow, a friend of the elder Herrman,
who aerved th annulment papers on
Mr. Herrman, atated that be called
on her before the marriage In com
pany with James S. Herrman, who
pleaded with her not to marry the boy.
Mrs. Herrman, who haa been In the
Winter Garden choru recently, when
asked yesterday for a tatement aa to
her latentlona eald:
"I certainly will defend this can. T
haven't been able to find any record ,
to show that my husband 1 only 1
year old. Anyhow. I only married
him to save his life, although we were 1
both In love with each other. I met I
him In December, a week after "Watch 1
Your Step" opened, through a mutual '
friend who waa a fellow student with 1
my husband at Harvard. The court
ship waa furious and Phil asked hi i
father's consent to marry
"My husband's father then came and
asked me not to marry his son be-
cause he wasn't Did enough to know hi '
own mind and liecause he wanted him I
to finish his college course before enter- 1
ing matrimony. I agreed to wait, but
Phil sent me a letter caving he would j
commit suicide If 1 didn't marry him
at once, so I went with him to the
City Hall and we were married hy
Alderman Reardon. We never lived
together, but my husband called on I
me for about five months, until his
father finally won him awny from me
altogether."
Y'oung Mrs. Herrman' answer will
he filed by her guardian ad lltm as '
soon as h 1 appointed. i
UrMMT.R HRsoRTS.
KBW JKRSr.Y Atlaattc City.
THE
L
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jmaN77ccrx n.j. -1
THC LI A Ol NO RESORT HOUK
Or THE WORLD
1 particularly attractive, with Ma two
blocks of oceaa frontage facing
aouth and cooled bv the prevailing
Siuthwest ocsan breezes, during
ATIANTICS
GREAT SUMMER SEASON
aajaaaaaa from
JUNE TO OCTOBER
leclaaKs
It ha 400 private baths, each with
r j water, and its exquisite music,
every night throughout the year, with
speri.il solo week-end features, ia
justly celebrated. White service la bet
Amerirnn and a la carte dining rooms.
T he.it rr. Rollings hair. Golf and
other amusements In full swing,
oamcaams siniocsint
josiam wrtiir a sons company
StCbPlacetaeLWh.
V. i I ItllVl- A.-. .,,...
: lOSSI AT HAl.F riili'K. Hnm-ri
.. New 1 n eail Sleel Prr
ihe popular Tt'iUil alirh:
M.d sound of oi l ocean. A hlin
iIam modern hotel, with 200 la'fa
inom. all with op eipoams
1 uvate halhs, hot ami . old runnln
i' sicr in rooms AttroT po-rn
ci vator. etc. I'ulsinsand aervh-a
n ira.-on.iiiie ratea. lia...
11 J. DYNES.
TRAYMORE
. o riarraisir HUVuaT botbl
Bold Original Cra&tlon
1 -vim viiiimi wrwcition I I I
Bag S- -.I. . Ha i..,i r,'.,,i. Ess
laasjMriil.t.iM SEngasMsaM
THE LORAINE Hi ri. rtsa aan
ot- avnaiat bearh, Fnaa tod
r lialiis. ruuiilus aairr In riMimi. elevator
MiniTinr table. Spts ial septeitilier i ms. A. s..
; AUNt.lt. I'ropr. tt. it. LAYTOK, Mgr
NEW JFKSKY xprlng l.ak Beaea.
THE NEW
ESSEX AND SUSSEX
Mold slid Cottgggl,
DIRROTI.Y ON I'M I OCKAN
ritlM. l.AKR hi. ii il. n. t.
Th l's I T.. Hotal of ihs viianM- .Mast.
Hoi ..h.i L'eld se.i U'atsi in BathroenM,
UAIIU ii. in m u, luaag.
I'l.NNM MAMA U KltNKRSI Il.I.g.
IHOM NIM INI I NII
on i in aiiuiiR, t.o 10
Galen Hall in the Mountains
WKRNhRSVILLE, PA.
Autumn Season Begins Sept. 10th
Mi dim Hlghtiradf Hotal Rvar Ronm
l'' i Tonic Air Woi'lcn 'l - "
cry aupertar Table liiatd Auto Mlina
New .Oarage. Mountain ..iks .,ii Ti ill"
Nailillc Hursei I nilaual Music Kieldt in
iniNician I uratlvr and Tonic n.tio
Kklllrd Attenrtani luc KHrhen op n
III Yr. Naa Ihsil.lel tin I'miti il it i.
oi N .1 :; j iiour from vc York.ua Rd
ui ; it it . i , hour- tram I'MlMelpbi
V Y. I'fhcr if i . I in r, a.u.iti.
new v It I I vi vv l I ,
li II I N Mill Nl IN o.
Mr
F. I.. Young, Uonersl Manager.
n'e
with
1.
s.1
Bl!n.bet.h Johnson. year
paroled tn the custnilv of her
old.
ther es.
terdav. pendl rag a r. .'ice'
Fetnlierg.
Before ecftlon was taken I
ner a rervroduct ksjl Of the eventi
Ing to tlie dhit'ld a dggth w.-
' ''SI).
lead.
n eft
a chamffeur entpplied by the Bafi
Society. The same car
the regular driver, Frank M S' . .
waa also pajoled for the Inquest, sag
hand to see how the car Wo -a
jrjMsabeth Johrowm'a mother looked on
from a window of hur I
Ufttle Catherine and Jimmy and Agnsj
Jolwss hi brother and elsi'i-r o' -v. ,
ctUld, and Helen III. .-. a ' end, sert
along and eiiowed sjie tVnro ..-
oocnrrreid beifore the truck tarter .t-a
Elizabeth was knocked d.vw-n and kH ed.
From Oh outset Catheri ie rt
Chat ttt did not turn the alar trie sw-t'ek
so (Mart the oair, but Date. - v. norPigg
A. Doaan, strho waa sent out bs make an
lttveBtlgatJon, ftmnd three ohckknftn all of
whom aald. ""Csitheirtne touched smw.
thlng and the oar started " T:-.e-e chO.
dren weirs Vn oourt yearea itav, but '.ty
were hay aa lo Jusr. wshat did ha.ppas,
alrjiougti M was agreed that rno-.e-jn,
won In Che front of Hie oar when ft
When Ooronejr FelreVirg reaeva.
office yeatterdavy tie waa met hy the
deifeevdanit and her father. Who 1
oomparaled her f-om the (51 I
clet.y rooms, where she ha
prisoner over niglit. Cail
?nall for her age, did not
fathers) arm. and When alk
Coroner to be told that ah
home Mhe burst into lean
soothed by tlie Coronar,
not to be frlghteia-U Me 1 1
Johneon bad fallen nwie,;. .
leather ooutth In the Cora .
had to he rouse.! to go noma
father atsl alWtar
In yoeterihiy's tet the car t
to te in good worl ing .'
hrsikee held firmly.
"Tlie jiower imaM hav e I . .
fomtwr said, "for a half
ooued no: move tha rvsr t
grade at the polnl Wher
killed. I hail a number :
about I:, tlie car lo e,:
the switch. I feel that the
started without the sn-it -h
on."
Coroner Feinberg is 1 hi
wr of a law coninelHt g t
chains on HUioe.. . t-
hla
2
se
1 a
11
a
n
t
-
St MMKU RIMII(I
- - - ' -
KEW .IKRsri.
Why Not Commute from
Netherwood ?
OTEI NETH ERWOOO
I'.aUr Now JfMf
Uodr liw mrif ri.-nt. UPtl v
Tphon Hrvici ar. 1 prlVtttf D41 I
room. Dncln,f very I
-a-fti
Bll Room. W Cftttr ; .St f
and auto partita un main mac ft a...
to PrTni-oton. spe?. ia; t : Dli nor -ovory
Sunday from : r M
Ing Room BRatlna :i0 Artottftn
p. fat puro aprli.c watar Ri'. S
Amiiinn p;n. 3 mlflUtot
Nathrwood 8atirn N J H R.
trolno daily. LMmni utitton I? i
oaa
.
LONG ABIJ4VI ow Torh
Ih Mill Attrsetlfe 1 .. tit
Adjacent 10 New Inrl. it
Garden City
ilotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
One of the aiflat exclulr 01
hi America. A conininaiion
llfr snd meiropnllin h't'tl I 1
found. Conduct,..! on lbs A. 1
1 here I also fur tin t un. ... .
n Handsome a la Carte Resta
10 miles rrom N .V Freo snt el.
I'enna atstloa. J ' I vsNts
Nrw torr dlrendi k Mount t
1 II I s I it
Whiteface In
i in I v k i : ii v 1 1 s
Of KM I M II I. I I in I I i
AMRRIi AN i'l. As .t u 1
All oitlUnor smusemei -H
thing, t hlng, ..
homei,.i..k riding ovei !..:. '
Ir-aJla ttp in ntngl . e
vv oh tollagu t i' i rig Ii
Kins nia la for . . un .. -
J. .1 mi i i Ni . ian ,
NRW YORK.
EMPIRE TOURS
Kaniou S'lto.n Ibi s I
; Irseuola, ana ijnou laaa ,
. aid iim ta fr. 1 !
burh. N. Y
MABgAI III M l I s
HOTEL ASP1NWALL
LKNO, MASS,
1 hr gi-lf i I II Rflaj - l.i a
lAHiMnr. niotofliig, t"' i .i
1 i Ii i ' i t t ' HI. .
M . w . If Ut i s
funainv. N It .
lit I i
THEIDEALTOUH
Nti Bagiand'i h.i
liook anil to ip '
.N. Y-. or II itel K
M.nnm I. YAM I Ii ut I'll
MOUNT PLEASANT Hi
Iniiui I'm mill I'i .th
('tfrlnat
Ihi Mat. Private b;i
ftll ytar.
L.I'. mi ia T li
Catherine Slevin, tlie twi
echoolrlrl who was rn led
Wedneejrlsiy evening and
bomb l.i- 1n h:iv.nc Started ..
nuvn of a tiiree ton truel
aaw --kwm.
v. b. a ii

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