The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 6

FRE DEPARTMENT Special Order of Com- missioner Adamson. Special Order No. 60, issued to-day | By Commirsioner Adamson, restores | He @uty in the Fire Department Lieut. | - Loels Semansky and assigns him to! + @aty with Engine No. 31 at Whito and Lafayette streets. Semansky was dis- | | Mil@et trom the department after al ~ eta by Commissioner Joseph Jonn- " Sem on Aur. 8, 1012. Commissioner Adamson granted him ® rehearing on March 26 last, and held that the charges upon which Seman- » @ky had been dismissed tn 1912 were | unsabstantiated because the com-| plainant, Lieut. Martin, who has since! _ Fetired from the department, showed | “animus.” The delay of two weeks in ~ vestoring Semansky to active duty has not been explained Samansky's reinstatement caused a Qreat deal of surprise in the Fire De- as he had been on trial on charges fourteen times in fourteen eam and was characterized at the time of his dismissal by Commission- | er Johnson as “one of the worst men Y tm the department.” Following his/ digmigea!, Semansky appealed to the Appellate Division for reinstatemont | and that tribunal unanimously upheld the Fire Commissioner. Dering Mayor Gaynor's administra- | ‘tion Bemansky made no effort to got | back. But as soon as Mayor Gaynor @ied and Mayor Kline took office the | cass of Semansky popped up. Mayor | Kline asked Commissioner Johnson to | grant Semansky a now trial and Johnson refused. The record of the rehearing shows | "that Commissioner Adamson said in | the gourse of the proceedings: ‘The | Mayor has consented to a rehearing of: the charges.” But Mayor Mitchel haa said he never heard of Semansky until he learned that he had been re- instated. ) Tt.was reported in the Fire Depart- | ment that the men who procured a weheating and reinstatement for Semeasky would not stop there but » would try to get him back pay for the Mee be was out of the service, al- though he signed 4 waiver of his Claiied to'bark pay when he took an ‘appeal to the Appellate Division. _ Whether Semansky attempted to lage pay is not known, but to- ‘8 special order deprives bim of However, the twenty months’ of his suspensjon from active y ‘ounted to the credit of ¥ f (4 r on 4 pension twenty earlier than |! the time had ited. ‘The first complaint filed in September, escaped with 4 roprimand, record is clear until Feb. 4, he was tried for being ab- ithout leave. without leave” was churg- a him on April 26, Sept. 6 nd Nov. 9, 1905. Sentence was sus- 4; in ‘each instance. He was on charges once in 1906, once in vand six times in 1909. Tho total Sines inflicted amounted to twelve Bay and three of the complaints Tidal iui comp) aint against boman- @ky, Which led Commissioner Johnson _ & him, was that he took a - Woman into his dormitory. His de- Was that the woman was a who called to ask him to help fa some family matter. ———— » Lineman, Told Wires Were “Dead,” Is Seriously Injured by _e “Live” One, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., April Trial was started to- day before Jus- ~ ties Morschauser of the action of | @ecey Fried against the New Haven |” Railroad Company for $150,000 4 > @ges for injuries, Both of Fri ~ arms are off at the shoulder soc! and Both feet are so badly jaleres | that he has to do whit little walk- ‘ he does on the heels. ay in ea was w lineman in charge of a MAY BE FORCED) lgeeneeeomcvrcenenene! ABOUT VSI TO HOTEL TOCOURT TRAL Plan to Bring Assault | Charges Against Dr. Price. ;Berus Said She Was With Him—Another Woman, Employees Asserted. | Herman Rerun and his wife, Mrs. Blanche Wolff Berus, once called “the prettiest girl that ever appeared in |the County Court House,” will ap- ay with their lawyers be- ce Bijur in the Supreme Court, where Mra. Berus ts suing for divorce. An unugnal feature of the case is |that Mrs. Herus hopes to get her di- | vorce on testimony given last Novem- |ber by her husband himself when he |contested her action for annulment. | When the case came up yesterday | | Berus wanted a two weeks’ adjourn- | ment, but It was dented. Wholesale resignations in the con- kregation of the Washington Heights | Methodist Episcopal Church are fol- lowing the result of the ecclesiastical trial of tts pastor, the Rev. Dr. Jacob Embury Price, on charges of improp: er conduct brought by women mem- bers of the church, The fact that the Select Committes of the New York! Conference found him gullty of un- | ministerial conduct, sustaining the| charge that he kissed another ma: wife, yet returned him to his past Jate, ha t 1 | ‘The divorce action was fled after | es Aa se uatice Cohalan had refused to grant An indignation meeting was held! : an annulment. Mrs, Berus had asked | last night in the home of Mr. and aN | for the annulment on the ground that Mrs, Claude Dore, No. 680 West Ono, married Berus she under. be a law with a com- Hundred and Sixty-first street, Instead, she alleged, | TO ETHER FREEDOM! LB BVERING WOhsw, tHhumwwad, Armia vb, Lis. BACK KISSING PASTOR lYoxst raceces,. [USES HUSBANDS STORY LIEUTENANT IN | FIRE HERO LOSES JOB = |“*rceneten ts Toet.ctd,amtes | AT 91, WHIPS SON-IN-LAW. Rush, who is a German and about BECAUSE OF INJURIES) <overca trom te injuree consequens Terme” ** to his heroic act. Also he ia out of any one to be a hero. Of course, he/ehooting from the building on Hous- $3 East Houston street on March 14,/42 John Furlong he climbed up the Fela aborts af the Hoane. ‘ ioe and all the little money he and| pRosTON, April atreet is wondering what good it does| Was on his way to work as a lunch|rushed into the house she said: counter attendant. He saw flames) is lating father by fire eacape and succeeded in reacu- |Peerpors found, Dorsett somewhat but he ie beginning to think nobody ling several children. Rullivan master of the routs igehnorede World Wants Work Wonders. Oh! What Comfort to Footsore Folks! as if you couldn't j¢ Proves He te Mi ‘Michael Sullivan, a wife had saved has been paid out | ninety- minute longer? Man Who Risked Life to Save Chil-|{0" doctora,, Beatdes that, one finger) mmetZ—one, Years Moncin-lew, Thowan {torturing shoes out of the window? dren Hasn’t Money to srectld FRHt hand in useless and Ai Dossett, fifty-six years old, criticised |y Then you surely need © coke b fot out of St. Vincents Hospital,|te "Manner in which his wife prepared | Johnson's. Foot Haar ibe pore a ay Doctors. phere he was treated by Dr IL. | yasnion a SBIR’ bd Bits 50 Ot | i] pirey anyiking coud. could be ald 9, immerman, last jay. fashione: whipping. en neighbors Fred Rush of No, 39 Haat Third} "Gn the morning’of the fire fush| esponded to Mrs, Dossett's ncreaina and |** & foot treatment fot s year or two | uni get wise—but only the real Leta jthing can stand the test ie time, oe e mother tale to be told in| cake tonight—S5c at an here {a glad he saved several little ohildren|ton street and heard cries of women |the Kitchen, fowever, Sullivan, who is |and treat yourself to » lectvomten. when fire threatened their lives at No,|@nd children. Together with Police. | an athlete of long amo, is still (P's, £8 | Frees the feet from corns and calluses. mocount of himaef 34th Street MEN'S WEAR James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue * Specially Priced on Friday and Saturday ne MEN'S HALF HOSE comer a ‘8 conference 7" sharpen dealoat De. Bbioe and by sa eng 8 tm said 1 be x| Ste ckwell's Island fore =| Complete assortments of Neckwear, Shirts “Accordion” Silk Hose, in combinations of Red, White, eral mombera of the congregation, |(CoUsA of Bishop Luther B. Wilson |demeanor, and never had been ad- and Gloves Green or Purple, with Black, also in various colors in the new including at least one member of the|H® accompanied Mrs, Miller to the |" tt ttsted three days. Berus'a “Heather” combinations. value 2.00, pair 1.50 Board of Trustees. meeting, and intimated that bis trip! gefense was that after his wife had Folded or Open-end Scarfs of Imported Neckwear Silks to New York from Mrs. Miller's home ertain things about him/ Syne ero ena Bot Aiteady Sema aed iven him, He sald they) = j ipes or neat figures; also Pure Silk Knitted Four-in- decided to do #0 to-day. ‘Thoso who |tW8 In the South was connectod with | DP oe Nesiat Gerard oh | in stripes or neat fig res; als , heels have given up their membership or {® bint that more direct methods might | pe, 1918, This was after the Hand Scarfs,—Accordion weave; a variety of colors. Ss. be taken In dealing with Dr. Price, time when, she said, she had left her -called “polson pen" husband. The so-called “polwon pen” postal) Mir oyees of tho hotel anid Mra. | who will do so Include the following: William W. Danicis of West One values 2.00 and 2.50, 1.00 Black Silk Hose, with extra reinforced soles, toes and value 1.35, pair95c half doz. 5.25 Pure Silk Hose, with Lisle Thread soles, heels and toes, 4 a ¥ : cards received by Mrs. Dohl, Mra.| 4, Me conse ase aie Pcie tia ‘thi . Hees iilack aud 'eotors, : Hun drea on bess cult ee He ne ugalalea Lager ware dlacuaiea | Herus was not the woman Gace wit Four in-Hand Scarfs, with a hoo in aia igure: value 1.00, pair 75¢ Flee Mts ant Mee Withae Pee ans] and Mr, Dore sald to-day that It was as the basis for ner divorce | and stripes, also a large range of plain colors. Mina dean Bruce of No. Son Wert) Peat oY Tt ects Di | amg the Hotel Gerard a8 ae A _VICTOR-VICTROLA m 4 ih aah Sentient One Hundred and Forty-fourth street, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley ©. 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