The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 18

ETL LLY LTT PD . yf . man | MOTHER AWAY, BABY!" Wo and Babe “Soy pigs IN FLAMES ay Four Hours he left the tn | a childeen, |" ne for rom burns sh clothing eaugh yesterday 7 Four-montha-old Morris Dubnick n Patrol Wagon perished when five swept the apart : —.+—- nick, on the first Moor of No, svt, Miller Ave Then Go to Jail—Mother Had! Wiliams * ‘ night H bi ea Pot at The fire, of unknown origin, started janitor, ja few minutes after Mrw. Dubnick, The tit might be pleasant to swat the os itor, but to throw an tron pot at }» Males, bit his ytd A the heat | thes spend four hours In @ patro! and the fest of the night at a) ftation is different. Mrs. iny Herschon of No. 550 Hast h Street was ready to admit ai! © save the ch nutes befe ner and Avenue, Brooklyn, last i task twen The Convenient re. Hersohon, thirty-two. years} 4, isthe wife of a printer. The ‘ f Biot ay Chat the janitor, whose | Kind re) Co ex ts Sullivan, accused her of talk- | about his wife, Mary, and that forced the door of her apartment with his shoulder to ask about. it. | Mra. Horschon says he threw acid at | Her, whereupon she threw an iron pot at him. * Sullivan ducked and the pot went) past and pit Mrs. Sullivan, who was | sanding bebind him tn the bhll, on thé head. Mrs. Herschon, after be- tag arpested on a charge of assault ged with her tifteen-months haere Bertha, to spend foul | D ing about in Manhattan and | . thé Bronx in & patro| wagon becausy Every can guaranteed to give Night Court could not hear the | ‘ t . Bhe and the baby finally were satisfaction. Never varies. wad Jn charge of the matron at the | orrisania station. “Mrs. Herachon ts mother of five fren. Being scantily clad, she the baby suffered greatly from edld during thelr long ride, which ered a djstance of more than twénty miles, all told. 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