Commonwealth v. Scholl

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

We. think this appeal is governed in principle, and ruled against the appellant, by our decision in Com. v. MacMaster, 88 Pa. Superior Ct. 37. We there said, speaking through Judge Porter, “The court of common pleas had never made an order providing for the payment of alimony pendente lite. Even if ü had, that action would not have deprived the court below 1 of jurisdiction to prevent the wife becoming a public charge; both orders might have run concurrently during the pendency of the proceedings: Heilbron v. Heilbron, 158 Pa. [297], 301,” [27 A. 967, 968]. (Italics…