New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03
Heiress Ayers She'll Marry
Davis if Mother Doesn't
Put Her Away
WILL ACT O-MORROW,
PARENT DECLARES
Jockey-Dancer's SANDER Suit
Against Mrs. Kelly Called
Gigantic Bluff.

whose mother. Mrs. Edward Kelly, a
Islander suit has been begun by Al Da-
Wis. Jockey and cabaret dancer, declared
Yesterday she would marry Davis if
her mother did not have her commit
ted to some institution. Her mother
and John +. Mcintyre. counsel for Mrs.
Kelly. said yesterday that definite
steps would be taken Monday to guard
the girl from Davis.
Both Mrs. Kelly and Mcintyre say
they do not believe tho papers in the
suit will ever be brought into court.
"a gigantic bluff" they characterize it.
ITS the height OF impudence. the
height of absurd ty. to think that
married man who walks into home
and breaks it up, who tries TO steal a
girl away from her mother, can sue for
SANDER" said Mr.. Mcintyre.
Nevertheless, the twenty-year-old Eu-
ecnia. who has euphemizcd Davis as "a
typical outdoor man. fond Of hunting
and riding" was quite defiant. Before
she and Davis went yesterday to the
Office of "Thc World" where he had
already secured publicity in its morn
ing issue, she said:
my mother has always been against
Mr.. Davis. just had to 60 out OF
the house TO get away from her to-day.
She's certainly on the warpath. She
says she is going 10 put me in re-
formatory, or something. and ms for
Mr.. Davis, she's going to hang him!
But the only way she can get MIN or
get me is by a frame-up. Since I've
been through this war I've got wise.
Insists She viii Marry.
81 realize that mother and all those
who are prcyinS on her are looking Tor
me to make a false move, and don
intend 20 make one. Yes, I'm going TO
marry him, if mother doesn't put me
away somewhere. As for his being
after my money. mother will see TO u
that if we are married my money Will
be where ! can't reach it,
The two spent some time AZ the Of
fee Of the newspaper and ~ the mean
time process servers seeking Davis
haunted the entrance 10 the building.
One of these process servers repre-
scented VI. VI. Henschel. lawyer. who
wants 10 collect a bill for Sl13.oO when
Davis is alleged to owe Wetzei,
tailor. at East Forty-fourth Street.
In the evening Miss Kelly returned TO
her mothers home az 1l6 East Sixty
third Street
Mrs. Kelly. who left her house about
noon, did not see Mr.. Mcintyre during
the day. She said last night that
nothing would be done in the case OF
her daughter until tomorrow. Mr..
Mcintyre made the same statement
Robert H. Elder, counsel for Davis
kent silent
Il is understood that Davis, who, al
though thirty-nine years old, nalvely
describes himself as lust an ordinary
young fellow" will allcge that Mrs.
Kelly has slandered him by saying he
followed her and her daughter 70
Nackinaw. Mich, and lived there under
the name Of Powell in a house with two
women and another man. Also. 1t is
said. he will state Mrs. Kelly said
something about the disappearance of a
diamond pin coincdent with his de-
Darture from the resort. The amount
Of money asked from Mrs. Kelly e., IS
placed sometimes at $4,000 and some
times at 100000.
COnfers with Magistrate.
I'm the afternoon Mr Mcintyre had a
conference with Magistrate House, be
fore whom Eugcnia was taken last
spring when her mother decided to have
her committed as incorrigible. 1t had
been thought that Dayis's protegee was
under parole 10 the magistrate. but u
was found that at the time her mother
withdrew the complaint entirely on Eu-
@cnic's promise TO the court and 20 her
mother to forsakc the Jockey-dancer.
Mrs. Kelly would have 10 make out a
now complaint against her daughter be
rore action could be taken now. And
up 20 this time she has not indicated 10
Mr.. Mcintyre what she wishes 10 do IN
the matter, even though she is said TO
be heartbrOkon over tho affair.
No complaint has yet been filed in
the SANDER suit. The only thing done
has been 10 serve a summons on Mrs.
Kelly. Mr. Mcintyre Will take no OH
cial notice of the case unless papers
are filed. and then he will take the full
twenty days allowed TO file an answer
I'm the routine Of the congested court
calendars 10 would be year or two
before the case could be tried II II
got into court
And ] don't think # will" said Mr..
Mcintyre. 81 think It's bluf. No. !
haven't done anything yet 10 get Davis,
out on Monday action will be taken.
There seems little question that t1is
fellow has pursued the girl since She
was let off so lightly by Magistrate
House. and has induced her to .reak
her promise TO the magistrate and her
mother. Her mother and do not want
10 have the girl sent away where che
will always remember having been, and
iha. will make her hang her head in
shame for the res Of her life. We
have no wish 10 prosecute the girl. II
she will give up Davis and his asso-
c.ates all will be we'll
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