The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-09
MARRIAGE IS OFF,
so FATHER SUES
Mr.. Podol>ky Seeks Money lie
Gave His Prospective
SOn-in-law.
HANDED CASH FOR STUDY

The sixth street Podolskys- Morris
aud his wifc-put their heads together
last year and Iondcred the sort Of man
their daug ter, Eva, ought 80 marry.
MIR. Podoisk. favored a phys.c.au MIS-.
todolsky. reminding hin Of f;va's youth
and certain dover limitations, suggested
that a medical student nearing the end
~ his term of stury might suffice. This
alternative pleased the head OF the
house and n discreet canvass for an APP
propriate young man was begun.
Eventually they settled upon Nathan
Sander. a student In the Long Island
Medical College, as their prospective SON
in-law. And yesterday Mr.. Podolsky,
charging student Sander VT getting
3275 from him by fraud, had him shf
w IN LudloN street Jail pending trial
Of a suit for the recovery of the money.
Papa Podolsky's story is set forth in
his complaint and affidavit. upon which
Municipal Justice Hartman issued the
order of arrest. lie was DESTROYS, he
says Of obtaining a husband for Eva
Podolsky. having "a preference for either
a ply stefan or "A student OF medicine,
who would he 'oine a ply stefan within a
short period Of time" In November last.
the AFFIDAVIT continues, a friend intro
duced the Poiolsky parents To Nathan
Sander.
"He said he would like to marry my
daughter" Mr.. Podolsky deposcs. II
told him II will he up to my daughter
whether she will approve of him, He
conveyed TO me that lie would expect
some none, to 1T IN an office upon
graduation about - year and n hall
thereafter, winch was agreeable To me-
In December. continues MIR. Podolsky,
the young man Informed him that unless
"a $3.50 tuition fee At the college was
paid at once completion of the course
would be delayed a year.
81 gave him the $3.50 says the am
davit. "Thereifter my daughter APP
proved OF him. Later he suggested an
allowance of s25 a month Tor sin months
and that $1,000 Ice put up in "A savings
bank IN the JOINT names ~ himself and
my daughter TO ut up an office upon his
g~raduation.'
Mr.. Podolsky SAYS he lost faith in Mr.
Sander when the time Tor the formal en-
gagement was repeatedly postponed. and
when a friend informed him that the
Young man demanded in cash all the
money he Was to get. including the
$1,000. Sanders stock rose a little
Nnen lS UllillN AK 'fN' soy = WI . 'I'A
sky. to have the civil marriage performed
on December 80. 1915.
But Oh the same evening.' AYERS MT
Fodclsky. che asked me for So. I gave
L to him and | rave never seen him at
my home since"
The Podolskys. husband and wife
went to Sanders home. 33i Vernon ave
nue.. Brooklyn. according 20 the affidavit
which continues
SANDER crinncd and said. y did not
steal this money from YOU and am no
afraid of arrest His mother sail. MS
son could. marry IA p%retticr girl VIII
$4,000 dowry. so why should he marry
your daughter"
The d%istraught Podolskys then went to
The Long Island Medical College snt
found. says the affidavit. that Sander
was not a junior. as they said he said
but a sophomore with two wears and a
half to go for his NJ. u, So Mr.. Fplolsky
~marshalling all these events in his mind
says at last
Sander never intended TO marry my
daughter. He paid attention to her only
&c defraud ME out OF this S215"
Hence the Podolskys' visit To Lawyer
Barnett L. Koppelman and the Lawsuit
which may be tried before Justice Hart
man to-day. Sander Went 20 jail he
cause $500 bail VAS not at hand. TIT
podolskys live at 2O4 sixth street.