The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 23

! Figures in the Bronx Marriage Li- @ense Bureau indicate that there will hie be a bigger number of June brides this ear than ever: Thomas McCabe, Glerk of the bureau, known as ‘Mar- rying Tom,’’ does not expect to be called upon to tie the usual number of Ikhots, howéver,,nd there’s a reason. apm has stopped using the word "* in the eeremony. “T’'m just beginning to think," said ir. McCabe, ‘‘that my change in the mony has had the effect of scar- away some of the bridegrooms. mehow or other there used to be a being married here. sued last year. wos 1,052. people on the spot. Mr. McCabe's report, re June Brides in the Bronx, But “Mirrying Tom” Is Doleful It Was Bad Business for McCabe, Knot Tying Clerk, to “Leave Obey” Out of His Ritual. twinkle in their eye as they heard the ic word, Recently I cut it out, and “how I think I've scared some of them away, for comparatively few have thus far evinced an intention of ‘Marrying, however, will go right on. At the present rate this June will exceed by close to 200 the number is- The figure in 1921 On the first of last June we issued 85 licenses and married five This year 55 were issued on June Ist and in twelve cases we tied the knot right here." In May of last year, according to|was explained that neighbors, hear- 607 licenses were issued, while May, 1922, saw 609] police. couples taking out licenses to wed. HANGED AND BEATEN BY FATHER, SHE SAYS Parent Bratally Punished Girl Who Bought New Dress, ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 2.—A story of parental brutality unsur- passed in the knowledge of city and county officials was disclosed to-day after George Metager, forty-two, o! clothes line in the attic of his home last Monday and then, according to the girl's story, he beat her with a heavy trunk strap with a brass buckle on the end. The girl sald she saved her life by holding her hands between the noose and her neck, but she was beaten for thirty minutes, she said. She became unconscious and does not remember how she was cut down, It ing the girl’s screams, called the Metzger, it ts alleged, was found Sale of Three-Piece Bed Outfits © Mattress—Bed—Spring Reduced to 22.98 Cash or Credit This outfit consists of Continuous Post White Enamel Bed, all metal Spring, with double link fabric, and an all cotton Mattress Special Credit Offer! = DEPOSIT Delivers Your Purchase of y of Furniture and Home Furnishings of Your Own Selection $5 Deposit delivers $100 Smaller Deposits on Smaller Purchases $19 Deposit delivers $200 $20 Deposit delivers $400 q $30 Deposit delivers $600 $40 Deposit delivers $800 $50 Deposit delivers $1000 Your first deposit secures the imme- diate delivery of your purchase. You need not make any other outlay of cash. You Can Take a Year and a Half to Pay the Balance You need not disturb your Savings. 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