The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 10

10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1921. MRS. W M.PRAHIAM GRAHAM ISAYS MRS, CULLEN | src to her story upon crom-examina- MATTY HAS BAD TURN) “2%! 40 not want to distur htm.” | brother, Bassett Cadwallader, ts coming tion. The remark was a reply to a requeat|ffum Boston to take charge of | the | | EMBRACED VISITOR ected to his wits BUT FOLLOWS GAME) for an Interview with him. Bright and|fuseral, which will be, held fn, the Tn: re Ne eee learly to-day papers carrying the big|Iyn. A delegatelon from the New York & ee-in-law ones wal: he ue Daseball scores were brought to| Press Club will bey apen r vit—His Home “Army and ordinary Irishman and that Papers Giving the Day's anned, but no eom- Navy Club,” Says Husband, Jher daughter was humiliated when she Scores. 2 montie al ROORtEE: OTE YOR married hi SYRACUSE, April 14.—<Inristy Math | ROBINSON 25 West 424 St. Mins ellie Coyle | Coyle testified that Cule Unable to See Visitors, Reads | m President Harding has promised to Res! view the Zid Regiment tn Brooklyn some time next month, it wa Frank Cadwallader, for thirty years|nounced to-day by Col. Thomas ning from the sick| Harding to Re | Mra, Cullen, ace x to Misa Coyle, cwaon at his Saranac Lake home was | separation brought ®y James H. Cullen, suld that if en to an issue she not 2 GK terday|% Feporter In New York City, died sud- survice, aud Chaplin (iit pant iy og ‘ or, against Katherin W,| Would tell her husband to get out. at 5 aseban | Aenly last night at hla home, No. 157] the White House. It is sald this will scene tela yor" y about people and my om Bt . Brooklyn, He ‘was born|bo the first visit of a United States rinued Corday Before Jue) er Lal ull ‘ <three’ years ayo and| President to review a Brooklyn’ ressi- 1 commen 20 Jalster Babe,” Mra, Cullen remarked to pn {8 111," watd his wite, | Comel! University. His ‘ment. in. Brooklyt the separation had always beea ee [NR ® friendly Mr. Graham daughter of the) ytisa Coyle testified that numerous bis wife wealthy Brookfield apart-! naval and my officers were enter s » 450 Riverside Drive, testl-|tained by Ira, Cullen, which ‘brought Tro children had atin t pring of 1919 Mrs [forth the ‘mark from Cullon that hts them, Geraldine, and a & children were sent to Harvard, and from th the war service am, according d back to he home at Paris, had 4 stood In the building's vestibule} apartment was an Army and Navy Ing Ole Bockelle. Miss Peterson !club. London Luggage Shops “AMERICA’S LARGEST LUGGAGE DISTRIBUTORS.” This Week’s Specials AT OUR THREE NEW YORK STORES pother's old 1 of “om-| @ at year. 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