The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 20

ASSERT DOCTOR PAD | ~INBOGUS CHECKS | FORGENS AND NOTOR Vanished Practitioner Said He, Was Columbia Graduate and From Brooklyn Hospital. CUMBERLAND, M4., Nov, 1.—Poltce * THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, DIVORCES BROTHER OF “AFFINITY” EARLE Wife, Formerly Ne Noted Golf Player, Says There Was “An- other Woman” in Case. Gre seeking @ young man who located Frostburg in September, giving the & mame of Dr. Oscar Fischer of New York, | g Where he claims he was connected with the Kings County Honpital for over «| year. | Ho opened a suite of offices, procured & 81.20 runabout, for which, It is aad, | Re did no pay, bought a diamond ring | for $28 froin Jeweller Lesiie Frostourg, @nd diamond rings for $235 and $220, | respectively from Walter Powell @ Sune) Co, and the P, J. Smith Co, of Cum- deriand. He gave bor bank in p checks on a Frostburg and pawned the two Fings Wought here at the establishment | Of Joseph Kiag who has since made good with the Cumberland jewellers, lie Is out the cost of the ring from him. last Baturday watil Monday ana as the banks were Cloned Tuesday, election day, it was mot known untill yesterday that the mean! soving | ‘They were not banked why a registered lett to that city was nut Frostburg on a promise 1. L. Thompsun, a young aalea 44 Cumberiand, ieee $00 on a bed check of Fisch ho won Thomp- @on's confidence because the doctor hhad been kind to his Right after Fischer received thi @obile, he went over an embankment while driving to Cumberiand. The de three turns In ite tum- e feet Only revently 4 from the ingur: for a time if Columbia we Hotel. even years old, hp eon, William | One Hundred » but had been estranged from bis family, was found dead sphyziation in his room in Hotel, 3 617 Wea one and Twenty-ninth etr gas jet in the room wa: ‘uny| . The body was claimed ty Misher; J. + pol and John Fox jr., the author, hai om a hunting expedition in the famous! ‘Reutt County mountain lon country. iF account you may reepen Sdoertioed erie wuhenh ay ees rice without an: $5.00 to $1,000 On Small Weekly Paym: A a aici Low Prices in This Advertisoment CAN BE HAD ONLY AT OUR STORE 35TH TO 96TH STREET AND EIGHTH AVENUE. Eh, y gave checks in payment here ai = COMB SACE TEA “40rd qompy 35% Block 8th Av. 36822 Newark, N. 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