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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-14
MOTHER! IF CHILO'S
TONGUE IS COATED
Time It--"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
your upset, bIoated stomach feel
fine in five minutes.

Really does put bad stomachs in
really does" overcome indi-
gestion. dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and
scurness in five minutes that-just
that-makes Pape's Diapepsin the
largest selling stomach regulator in
the world. If what you eat ferments
into stubborn Jumps, you belch gas
and erucate sour, undigested food and
acid; head is dizzy and aches: breath
foul; tongue coated; your insidcs fill
led with bile and indigcStitle waste,
remember the moment "Pape's Dia-
pepsin' comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes,
It's truly astonishing almost
marvellous, and the jojyi is its harm
ness.
lessness.
l>iapcpsn will give you hundred
dollars worth of satisfaction or your
druggist hand you your money back
It's worth its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get thir stom
achs regulated. 1t belongs in youI
home should always be kept handy
IN case of a sick sour upset stomach
during the day or night. It's the
quickest, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor in the world-l
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-14
sCatarrh Cannot Be Cured

witt LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot
or constitutional disease and in order TO cure II
you must take internal remedes.- Halls Catarrb
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrf
Cure is not quack medicine, 1t was p-c
scribed by one of the best physicians in this
country for years. and is regular prescription.
It Is composed of the best touics known corl-
P1nAd with the best blood purifiers. acting dl.
fcctiy on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is what pro.
guces such wonderful results in curing catarrn.
Send for testimonials free. @
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills foS constipation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-14

You can't dodge the malarial germ
while your liver is torpid. 1t makes
You an easy mark FOR the distase.
RED.Z LIVER REGFlLA-
TOR is the best protection 1t puts
the liver in sound, healthy condition
and purities the stomach and bowels
Price, large package, $t,00; small
size, % cents. Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-14

The following unsolicited testimoni-
al should certainly be sufficient to
give hope and courage to persons af-
tIlcted with chronic dyspepsia: 81
nave been a chronic dyspeptic for
years, and of all the medicine | have
aiken, Chambcrlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else, says W. g.. Mattiseh, No Z
sherman St., Hornelsville, N. Y. For
sale by all dealers,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-14

Try the new rout 20 Savannah via
! G.. 4 + and 4 u i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
STEAMER BERKSHIRE
RAMMED IN HUDSON
IrOquOis Smashes Into Big River
Boat at DObbs Ferry-1,O0O
Passengers Taken OFF.

While the Hudson Navigation Com
pany's steamer Berkshire was lying at
anchor m Dobhs Ferry at 3 80 o'clock
yesterday morning In dense fog the
steamer Troquois Of the Manhattan Line
came drifting slowly down stream and
smashed into the Berkshre's stern.
one thousand passengers aboard the
Berkshire were rudely startled into wake
fulness and about 500 passengers on the
lroquois had the same experience. The
bump, however, was not hard enough
to cause much alarm and most OF the
passengers rolled over and went to sleep,
few minutes inspection told the
officers of both steamers that the damage
was all above the water line and but
slight at that. Both steamers, however,
put into Dobbs Ferry and for safety's
sake transferred their passengers TO other
boats, the Berkshre's people going aboa rd
the Rensselaer, and the lroquois passen-
gers boarding the Frank Jones' both of
the Hudson Navigation Company's fleet.
The Two damaged bo9A then set out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
roREClnsuRE sAIss

s>--~>>~---A-~~->-~----4~--------
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF HFo,
TN. against IDA NJ. coNKLiN and a rSi.lo.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of for.c,o,u..
and sale, duly made and entered In X
above. emitted action and bearing date x.
soth day OF July. 1914. I. the undeTsisn.S'
sell at public auction, at the E.es.sLl
saiesrooni. Nos. 1916 vesey St in
Borough of Manhattan, City of New Yo,S
on the 2sth day Of AUGUST, 1914 a, h
KENSELLY. Auctioneer. the premises A
rected by said judgment to be sold ~.
therein described as follows: All that ce,,,.
lot. piece or parcel OF land. with the buiiSf.
lying and being in the Borough OF M
haitian. OF the City of New York in ~.
County and State of New York bounded W. way
described as follows: Beginning al a ,o,.i
on the northerly side Of NinetY.nrs, Str..,'
distant one hundred and seven G0il ~.
easterly from the northeasteriy corne,
Columbus Avenue and Ninety.frst So
running thence northerly parallel With ~
lumbus Avenue and part OF tn. dls,anC.
through a party wall. one hundred fe.t s,sS'
line OF the block; thence easterly along 81,
middle line Of the block eighteen tisf tss,
thence southerly. parallel with columhs,
Avenue one hundred feet eight and one ~,
, Mih.s.srst Sheet thence nOTissIy In, q
the same eighteen GS feet to the po,p, \,
Dated. New York. Angus, ard 1911,
JOHN IL REGAIN. Attorney Tor N f'si..,-
2ss Broadway, Manhattan. New Yo,s
The following is diagram OF IN. ma,
erty TO be cold It's street No Is 81 W.,
Ninety-hrst Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
VILLA OBEYS CARRANZA ORDER.
VIII Join In Occupation of Mexico
CITY, say Revoiutionists.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.----President Car
bajal will not make any determined effort
To resist the occupation of Mexico city
by the Constitutionalists, II was said by
members Of the revolutionary agency here
tonight II was asserted at the junta
that advices have been received showing
conclusively that Carbajal has no inten-
ton OF resorting to arms to keep out the
Constitutionalists.
According to the agencys calculations
Carranza will have 10000 men approach
ing close to Mexico City this week, which
II superior to the total strength OF the re
naming Federal forces. A despatch was re-
ceived at the agency tonight saying that
villa had started south with his division
to- participate In the occupation OF the
capital.
This the Constitutlonalists assert IL in
accordance with orders sent to villa by
Carrsnza, and they point to Villas ODE
dence OF them as conclusive proof OF
the falsIty of reports that he is plotting
to break with Carranza and set up an
Independent government in the north.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
Girl Swimmer Nearly Loses LITE
saving Friend--Both R..cued.

Miss Katherine Fullock and Miss Hilda
Wessman Of Cedarhurst, both of them
good swimmers, were bathing at Sims
Beach. Far Rockaway, yesterday, when
Miss Wessman was seized with "A cramp.
Miss fullock went to- her aid and held
her up, but could not get to shore. The
current carried them quarter OF "A mile
20 Deb's Inlet.
Both were nearly exhausted when three
young men In II motorboat saw their
plight. William Scarlet of Far Rockaway
tried to get the boat near the girls
When he failed his companions. Leonard
Larkln OF Jamaica and Lewis Herman
Of <i2 East 1920 street. the Bronx.
jumped overheard after them. They got
the girls TO the boat with great difficulty
The two girls were unconscious when
they were carried to the shore. The
men worked over them until an ambu-
lance arrived from ST. Joseph's Hospital
The girls were restored to consciousness
there. They will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
NEW FIGHT FOR CASH IN
EASTMAN FILM TANGLE
Ansco Company Heads Accused
in Suit Over Pastor Good
wins Rights.

\ hgh; for the share Of The money
paid by the Eastman Company in settle
ment OF the suit brought by the Ansco
Company for infringement on the MIN
invented by the late Rev. Hannibal Good
win has been started in the Supreme
Court with suit In which. charges are
made against Ruel W. Poor, president Of
ths Garfield National Bank Walter n.
Bennett, vice-presdent and director Of
the American Exchange Bank and
Thomas w. stephens. president Of the
Ansco Company.
The suit Is brought by Charles Brock in
behalf " himself and other stockholders
Of the Anthony x Scoville Company and
an accounting of nearly 1000 900 is
sought. The complaint states that In
1903 the Anthony e Scovillo Company was
In financial difficulties with pressing
debts OF about 100000. creditors
committee was appointed. which was com
posed Of Mr.. Poor and Mr.. Bennett
representing their banks, which had the
largest claims. They demanded n
majority Of the Anthony & Scoville stock
to enable them TO protect their claims
and the stock was deliN cred.
The complains says that the Anthony &
Scovile Company had an agreement with
Mrs. Rebecca Goodwin. widow OF the In
ventor OF the roll film. under which the
company held 800 OF the $3.50 shares
pany. formed TO manufacture the Good
win film, and they also had the right to
buy the remaining Goodwin stock for
sis0.0O0. The complaint alleges that the
Anthony IL Scoville Company brought the
infringement suit against the Eastman
Company in 1902 and had reasonable hope
of success.
Poor and Bennett. the complaint says,
demanded that the Anthony a. Scoville
Company assign the Goodwin rights to the
banks and to stephens AZ creditors This
was done. and the Goodwin agreement
was then cancelled and the agreement re
turned to the Goodwin company Ii Is
alleged that this procedure was part Of
"A conspiracy by Poor, Bennett and
stephens To dcfraud the Anthony q SEQ
willie Company out of the Goodwin stock.
The amount paid by the Eastman Com
pany to the Ansco Company the com
plant says, was sufficient to discharge all
the debts Of the AnsCo Company, both
on stocks and bonds, and to pay 100
per cent. dividend to the Ansco stock
holders Poor, Bennett and stephens, II
Is charged. got 100000. The com
plant asks that all transactions involving
the Goodwin rights be declared In vio-
laton OF the rights of the Anthony n
Scoville stockholders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
BIND WATCHMAN;,
i BLOW THEATRE SAFE
Trio of Daring Thieves Get ST.
500 i'm Wild West Crime Just
OFF Broadway.
USE WIRE TO TIE VICTIM
Crime Undiscovered for Four
HOurs-POlicc Believe Grim
inals "PrOfcsSiOnals."

Three robbers entered the Hudson Thea
tire IN Forty fourth street. between sixth
avenue and Broa lway. last night. held up,
bound and gagged Waterman and then
blew open the safe In thu box office. from
which they stole about $500. represent
ing the receipts for Saturdays matinee
and evening performances. They made
good their escape and their daring deed
did not come to light until nearly four
hours later, when the plight OF the watch
man was discovered by his relicf.
Patrick DOWNS Of $50 Ninth avenue.
the day Waterman. started to walk down
the east aisle OF the theatre from the
stage at $40 o'clock. when three forms
lifted themselves from seats and ordered
him to throw up his hands.
one man pointed gun Vt Downs's
head and he surrendered. The others tied
q handkerchief over his mouth and secured
his arms and legs with wire They drew
long loops " wire around his body and
laid him In the middle Of the aisle.
stands Gunrd with dun.
one man stcod guard over DOWNS with
q gun and the others made their way
w lHf btN bUNft lilf h'bI VI NHlfn ldtts
the street They drew cloth over
window looking out on the street and
proceeded 10 drill holes in the safe. II
10 believed the work took at least an
hour and half The police admitted
that the job showed skilled workmanship.
Then they stole all the money out Of the
eate scattered papers and documents owe
tho floor and passed out Of the theatre
Through the rear. The police are salts
fled that they entered by the stage en-
trance.
Charles O'Donnell. the night Waterman
who lives at i4i West Fifty-eighth street,
got to the theatre at midnight. He saw
what had happened the moment he poked
his nose into the box office and called in
Sergt Dynan Of the West Forty-seventh
street station O'Donn,ll and Dynan
Dynan lighted up the theatre and found
lighted up the theatre and found the
bound and gagged Downs in the aisle.
Police Get Descriptions.
Howard Schnebbis. general manager OF
the Henry g. Harris estate. owners of
the theatre was summoned He said that
the robbers had stolen about $4,000 as
near as he could figure. hut he added that
he would have to wait for "A report from
Robert Forbes. treasurer OF the theatre,
before he would know the exact loss. He
characterized the robbery as very nervy
piece OF work.
Downs was able to give the police
fairly good description of the trio and
the detectives believe they have fair
chance TO capture the crooks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
"Dsred" to Equal Girl sw INNER,
Hoy Goes 20 ri. prntb.

YoSKERs. n. Y. Aug. 9.--TryinS to
swim across the Hudson River from
Alpine. y. j.. to Yonkers cost fifteen-year-
old Isador Weldman his life this evening
When about half way across he became
exhausted and sank and did not come to
the surface again. A party following him
in rowboat tried TO save him, but
couldn't
Herman d. Wiedholdt OF Hoboken after
diving repeatedly found the body. but life
was extinct.
The boy. who lived at i7s Ashburton
avenue, this city. crossed To the Jersey
shore on the fcrryboat Daisy. lie was
considered good swimmer and had been
much interested in recent cross-rivcr swlms
by Dorothy Bauer. n fourteen year old
Hastings eirl. and several Yonkers boys.
lie boosted that he could swim the river
and companions dared him TO.
Just AZ sunset he plunged In and started
tho mile trip. lie swan so rapidly that
he quickly became exhausted and went
dowa to death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
MERCURY CREEPS UP TO 30.
Humidity Also High-sen side Places
Are ThrOnxed.

The fervency of the mercury, which got
up to the old fashioned summer height
or 30 degrees NJ O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, was ably seconded by the HUI
midity. which fluctuated betwe, A SO and
90 degrees all day long. Some street
thermometers marked %. II was a shirt
eleeve day for the multitude and the sea-
side places were thronged. They should
have been fairly cool most Of the day
the prevailing breeze being from the
southeast. which is off the ocean. The
new ferry'boat Mayor Gaynor was
pressed into service on the staten Island
line to handle the crowds from the beaches
there.
To cheek the threatened rise Of tenn
perature to-day the natinnal secrs say
we viii have thunder showers in the
afternoon and night. when II will become
somewhat cooler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
Centre line OF block.
Wtst oltt Streef-

west tltt street
Tho approximate amount o, IN. .., a,
charge. 20 satisfy which the above,
described property Is 70 be sold, Is THE,
WitS Interest thereon from ne si,h t eay e,
July. 1914. together with Costs and allow
sncs amounting ,Sn. Ing 70 Two HUNDRED egh' ard
July 3Oth, 1914. together with the exptn,t,
Of the sale. The approximate amount o.
other Hens which are to be allowed 10 IN.
pur,,hase. o., Of the Pprehsss money. .
Rundred twenty .hve and ;S.i00 Ii-!s' 'yen
dollars. and interest. The premises a., /,
sun. Ss '' Of Fifteen thoasand i5 5SS5 lo. q;
with accrued interest At the rate q dy,
twenty 0?O) dollars additional Interest as,
Mechanics Lien for Eighty-seven ami $3.50,
ossI5') dollars with interest from Mafchi
Dated. New. York Ausus, srd. 1874
JOHN T. ouiNLAN. Rste-"
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
/ YORK--JOSEPH. FRITZ and other. PAN
TINS, against LUIGI PlTILLi ana che,
In pursuance o. a Judgment Of ,ore.g.
above. entitled action and bearing da'c III.
e5th day Of July. 1919, I. the undersigned
seii at puble auction, at the ' ESchaSs.
Salesrooni, Nos. 14-ls Nesny street I'm m.
borough OF Manhattan. civ Of New vow
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph r
PAY ,AggStioTSer the pre- TsGmise1 i,re.cd b
scribed as follows. ALL that certain To-,
piece or parcel OF land, situate. Wing a0t
New York. In the County anu state. "
New York. bounded and described as fol
lows:
BEGtNNfNG at a point OH the SOUTHERN
side of one hundred and Eighth street
distant two hundred and twenty-five fee,
Westerly from the Southwestern corner ~
Second Avenue and one hundred and
ana Sni parallel Win se"onS Avenue and u pa
through a party wall one hundred fee, go
ss,,oycSn , inshcc 10 ,ns centre Inc u II.
. line OF the block and parallel with On.
hundred and eighth street. twenty i've feet.
thence, Northerly and again parallel win
party wall, one hundred feet and eleven
inches 20 tho said Southerly side OF one
hundred and eighth street. thence Eas'e-.
and eighth Street twenty-five feet TO n.
point or place OF beginning. Being the
same prsnisss which we're ssonvsyed ~
wife, to Alexander Fritz by deed recorded
IN the oncc of the Register Of the CIV ~
sS' m IN HSs?; T. an %sigS we're ' 5sl
Ioysd BY the po said AIs1andeT Fria 20
and clara Bosche Fritz. bv deed b..r'-r
date June 10Th. 1905 AMI recorded ~ n.
office Of the Register Of the County - Nav
iiber Ii5, page 369 and indexei under
block number 1857 on the land map Of m.
Dated, New, York, Angus. ~ 1914
AMEND g. AMEND, Attorneys tor .rloig,-
rh S'f tsellGoW1 iif +. a diagram o, tho prop.
erty TO be sold Its street number IS 80
East i0sth Street:
lOsth Str.st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10

l'ab.r Joe. and child. chicago.
i.schlsn. gertrude y. Brooklyn.
city. Mo
Ladl, Mrs, l. ., aud party, Chicago
iaird. Miss J. c. Danvcr-. Mass.
i i.SFc G GrSca e. e. NNs Sew Jersey
Lake Mary A.. Memphis. Tenn
Lslonde. "; :, and wife Rochester. y. =
I'amher,' Hrac.. rortland ore.
a% % N NsIEu's''' ra Mf%Rn'' or Tenn"
Lanbrechtc. p. Montenadet, MINI
Lamont. r. j., chicago.
La Motto. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. San Fran
cisco.
Ianshan. Mrs William, Baltimore
I.sHlis, Mrs Dora. San Francisco.
I Isnt,, r2ul%; Philadelphia
I IsT.iSs clara. Chicago.
Lands, Mrs l.. Z. Yves, Virginia
I.auchhrimer. MIR. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Lundlc, W. y. Carlisle. Pa
Lastly. jennie H. Minnesota.
Isndsherg, Max. Rochester. y. Y.
Ldndshergcr. Jacob, wife and daughter.
Lane. ;. Van l., New York
'''l'ih'l We NIl'' Hnu
Lam. Linn A, p-,ro,,
Lane. Msbellc E. New York
Lang. Edward. Nv York
s%ss Mr II" anG Ys Mi. y " Y Ti,,Dur,
Iangellier Wats,kI. III.
LANCER. Glare, Minnesota.
LANCER. Mrs. Fred L., cleveland.
I.ansdsle Mrs. II =, Baltimore, Ma.
Lanmsn. Prof Charles II, Cambridge,
Mass
Tanman, Miss Caroline, Pi,,.burs.
Lapeyre, odilc,. New Orleans La
f.aPhsm, Mrs rs s s. Ma IS us
Lapp. Miss =. NJ. Cincinnati.
lapp. Mrs. j. f.. Cincinnati
I.arno. Dr. and Mrs, and two daughters,
Lorsan. Anna. Duluth, MINI.
Lartens. John. Oakland Cal
i,assiter, &, virsiaia.
i.arihropp. il u, Madison, Wis.
I.alsthrop. W. G.. and wife. Shelton. Conn,
Lauchheimer, Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Bal'i-
Iaunt. the Rev F. A.. and sister. Phiiah.i-
phia.
Launbach, l. J., and Mrs. Philadelphia.
Lavine, Edw.. and wife Chicago,
law, H. T.. san Francisco.
Iawes Estella, Cleveland.
LAWYER sara, Paterson n.
Lawrence, Mrs. A., Boston.
Lawrence, Edwin y, SOUTHPORT
Lawrence, T.. =. New York.
Lawrence Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C, New
York
I1wrence, Lucy o.. New York.
Lawrence. Herbert H.. New York
Iewsbarg J. w New York.
: Iawsherg Master New York.
Lawson Mrs Anna e.. Mansfield. Ohio.
Lawson Mrs. A. y. Mansfield. Ohio
ItWton DE ForesL
Jnwton MARY New York
Iawton Ralph. Des Moines Ia
Iawton ". a. and wife, New York.
Iawton he Forest J.. New York.
Iazear Mrs Jesse W. Baltimore.
LEASH, G. j.. Santa Cruz
T.ehds Pendlcton L., New orleans.
T.echman. Dr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wooster
Lee. Alonzo b. white Plains. n. Y.
Leach. Mrs NJ. j., New York.
Leach. Helen C.
Leach. Edith New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
Body of Youth of 10 Ia Found Float
ting Near Beach.

The body of an unidentified youth was
picked up off Woodland Beach. Staten
Island. yesterday afternoon and taken to
McGinley's n,orgue at Stapleton. The body
was clothed In two piece gray bathing
suit with a black stripe. The police and
Coroner believe II Is the body of "A camper
or some one who was visiting the camps
at the beach. No one answering the de-
scription of the dead man has been re-
ported as missing.
The body In that of youth of about
10 years, feet 8 inches In height, weight
about 1876 pounds, brown hair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
FAMILY JAR JARS BROADWAY.
Man Finds sister Out of Sanitarium
and All Are Arrested.

Harry T.. Ramsay of 32l West l25th
street, walking M Broadway with his
wife last night. met his sister. whom he
supposed was In the sanitarium OF Dr
Amos j. Givens at Stamford. Conn. H
seized her and the row that followed
brought Policeman Scott. who took the
party to the West Thirtleth street station
in taNicab.
There Ramsay said that his sister Is
Mrs. Marion Glcitsman. whose husband
Dr. j. W. Gleitsman. formerly OF SIG
Madison avenue. died six weeks ago
Mrs. Gleitsman denounced her brother
and said that he and others had con.
spred to send her to the sanitarlum
Mrs. Gletsinan agreed to go to bellevue
and to be put under observation in tho
psvchopathc ward.
From Dr Givens came the word that
Mrs, Gleitsman had been his patient until
August I, when Joseph II, Hayes. law
yer Of II Chambers street. came to the
sanitarium and took her away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
U. s. MARINES SAVE Al REBELS.
vern cruz People Jeer Defeated
soldiers who Seek American Aid.

"re~'-' CHbi- r-sr-,rb sn Trrr et-x
VERA Cnus, Aug. s-ro-ty-one down
and out rebels surrendered themselves to
United States marines. at El TeJsr to-
day. They were driven out OF Medellin
by Fc erals. leaving four companions dead
in that village
me reDeis were escorted by American
soldiers through the streets Of Vera Cruz
this afternoon Jeers and boots greeted
the prisoners as they passed along. the
people Of the city criticising them for
having sought protection from the Amer
lean foroes. They have bee. landed In
San Juan de Ulua, the prison fortress In
Vera Cruz harbor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
CHURCH AIDS SEARCH FOR CHILD
400 Members Join Vain Hunt for
Little Iarkfn Girl,

The Rev. Francis Kelly. pastor of ST.
Johns Roman Catholic Church, in the
KingshridGe section of The Bronx, re-
ferred NJ AL the masses yesterday to the
mysterious disappearance Of thirteen
ycar-old Catherine c. Larkin of $751;
Broadway ON her way home from the
church last Friday. He said that she
was most devout child and urged the
parishioncrs tn aid in the search.
In the afternoon fully 800 members
~ the church's -four societies and other
pnrlshioners searched Van Cortlandt Park
and the Spuyten Duyvll section without
results.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
SAVES WIFE, BUT Is ARRESTED.
Husband Routs Intruder In Home
Held for Having Gun.

Az Ernest Patliarn entered his home. at
3s5 Crescent street. East New York.
early yesterday morning he heard his
wife scream. He ran 10 her room and
there saw a man holding one hand over
the mouth OF Mrs. Patlarn. Her hus-
band drew revolver and fred at tho
man, but missed.
When Patliarn fred a second ehot the
man jumped through a window and es.
capped,
Then the police came and arrested Pat
Harm foi violation of the Sullivan law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
Youth browns as 200 Looks On
Friend Fails to save Him,

william Cohen, 90. of 204 East Twenty
NTH street, Manhattan. was drowned yes
terday in Flushing Bay within sight OF
500 persons. many of whom were in row.
boats near by.
Cohen went bathing at Fredman's
pavilion with Edward Hillman OF 3l7 East
Thirty-seoond street. lie disappeared
after swimming 100 feet Hillman dived
several times for him. but could not find
him. The body was not recovered