The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 21

KBIOR ARMLESS HUSBAND OF 24, 1922. BUS INVESTIGATION PUT OFF. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY. Nove Gave Cigar to His Baby Daughter, ACCUSES of the Old Slip Station, was using a i TAKES NOSE DIVE ~ INTO CIGAR STORE enentinijinnenlsi telephone in the stove at the time and BEATING HER, The proposed resumption of the ved Miss Ray Schaumer of No, 783 HARRISRURG, Pa., Nov. 24,—Police Kas Commissi . Nt TN a bed 3 sulevard, the Bre to-day wore investigating a charge made] the bus si n In thin city t Southern Boulevard, the Bronx, the by ornate For armiess hus. {take place th srning at the scheduled clerk, was busy with customers in The front window doors ash and $500 worth of perfectos went to smash. The only thing that stopped the truck from getting behind the cigar the walting reportera and Insisted She Smoke, Wife Says Husband Beat Her When She Protested, Says Mrs. Kuperman, Suing Music Publisher. She | hour. | Witnesses, 1 was announced that the < | hearing was adjourned until next Mon- hia wife had] day morning at 10,30, No reason was tales, given en her. counter, was the steam radiator and atearh ipipea, Pehind the front show The charge that he gave his cigar to their baby daughter Louise with window. Miss Schaumer screamad, the remark to his wife, “I want her to be a regular girl and go to cabarets and smoke; I don’t want her to be like you,” was made in the papers of a but McGowan quieted her and carried her to the ‘sidewalk a@tanding on the slieht Brake Loosed by “I.” Vi- The notioe version of the accident) separation sult brought to-day by Mrs. Rose Kuperman of Benson Avenue, . ie a was that the vibration of the Secon¢ s “ ; 7, Mration It Starts Wild Dash |Avenue clovatea trains overhead haa] Set! Beachy sgalnkt Adolph cupsrman, a musto publisher, of No, 90¢ C ¢ Sn shaken the eme brake loose and] West 60th Street, Manhattan, customers Scatter. the wheels, the aved, gave way) At thi k, Mrs. Kuperman | = —a J t Cc b Sauce he wheels, tH sed, RAV y his remark, Mrs. K an ine wei ofthe fad un te eres | auclaree che eect hee Maakans e| that KUpermman had taken ings te ust try Cranberry A seven-ton mot HE OE auto /atieoti (Nos peradne: ware 180 auc wank p Itke yout”, where-| Mims smith, asa relish with beef—hot or cold Sean reas on wh —_— upon, according to her statement, he In his answer, Kuperman admitted o was loaded with mereli isnt hey ~ relies an ¢ . BEES TOIL TO MAKE HONEY.) ‘te case camo beforee Supram] core im, alscretions tA the past but Cranberries are good themselves and sald he and his wife had agreed to MhokeG. ini tornt é Pawna't watts Court Justice Lewis in Brooklyn, who A Over Square this morning | One Poand Requires Nectar From € sustice Lewis ife's attorneys te | WPS the slate clean, After that, he make other foods taste good. ehauffeur, John J. Roth eues hae Weekly allmony ana{ declared, she had found fault with West Street, who after counsel fees, Mrs. Kuperman| ®!™ and insisted upon dragging up Economical—no waste—easy to prepare. emergency brake left the tr Few . éhortious anged her husband with undne] the past. Decision was reserved. The Btls Gharby We alter. 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