The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1918, Page 12

ee err et ee ee It to his wife She went back to CLAIMED HE OWNED MILLIONS, BUT WIFE minutes after getting her job beauty parlor at No. 1067 Avenue, Broo rf Ear cue eamean aus eee uemenarnaiallia meatal Seip BGG eI on Nm Yously avoided saying affything about|aocount for pawn tici. work as A manicure this morning and twenty Flatbush | ng kiyn, told @n Evening THE EVENING WORLD, Is she hat! |twenty conta in his “Ot course,” worth of impounded cliatio! given to Smith, It was only a month ago that Smith | reporter, told friends he had received littl gil, though, and In 4) fro © L. D. Milton of y her rif Thad th nith w wn to hundr k! people whe nad inherited the # grandfather, estate of his quent ‘ for siz0! + "When he was searched we found “that was all a biuf mon the the ceccesce ey A amammaanmmmsnnee 2: 5 ccreccaatnaca a Sa THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1918. jabor and rate overtime pay were at i SCHENECTADY WORKERS WIN |! 1d like wtrics World reporter what she know of her! gmith jr, and his acquaintances had, district and he extended bis acquall husband's transition from @ man of] since looked upon him as a man of Anco by posing as the friend of | apparent wealth to one who is awalt- | Vériuence, jwhom he didn't know, In court is a. wanaatateen lial ing action by the Grand Jury as a re- “1 was married to John T. Smith fold that he was a friend of Amol y the National War Tabor w Ave not r sult of financial trarisactions he 1s id Bingham, the actress, Over the tek th each of the controverste ure of & hi assifiest 1 || charged with having had with two] year ao,” declared Mra, Smith to- kness “Tiger” Smith Never Told] women ‘ : day. “Ite kept me in comfort and) Phot Mise BINgnGE ead BAS ENS 12} . . prov ell for ‘our children by oe ; St saat? Smith failed te give $2,500 bali | Provided well for my four chil ow kno 11?" he Her About “Inheritance” |. °"ne west silo, Court, whera | ® former marriage, but 1 certainly! “Pid you know he Is in jail omac is ress ofOps instan ! + She's Throug a pin Gan pealerday Oe e had no idea that he had millions or wan aake ae and Now She's Through. nl atte of me Je vin ins ee that he was the @any estate, | she answered Tha ——_—__—_—— - No. 70 West 46th j, "I know as 1 ont | where ne aa ba He has been Sure, quick, p ant relief from Indigestion Pain, We “Tiger” Smith, former prige-|h. hag given hera worth! (tls financial opi h puffing around here for some time . a ; § in ica fighter, had a fortune of $6,000,000 or] g29, and of Miss Susan Berol o saw of him was a week ago ye ay| Before coming to New York with Gas, Acidity, Heartburn or Dyspepsia. All fireplace accessories, morning. 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