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And Who Has Been Married
About Six Weeks
Arrest Of Tramp VINO Ter.
fOfized The Residents
uoman In Destitute Circum-
stance Sent To Hospital
Other Items Of Interest From
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Emma n. Worley, who IL 66 years
of age. after q married life Of less than
two months, IL suing for alimony in
the court Of common pleas Of Knox
county. The defendant is John q.
Worley to whom the plaintiff states
she was married on December 8, 1912.
She states in the petition that the de-
fendant abandoned her on Jan. 81,
1919. and that she is old and inflrm be.
ing Sc years Of age and on account Of
this is unable to mako her own living.
She states that the defendant receives
a pension Of $50 per month and is
able to support her. She asks for ali.
nony. Neal and Sapp are the attor.
neys for the plaintiff.
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Tsrorizsd The Rssidsnts-
Sheriff Wootison and Deputy Sheriff
Mosshoadef were called to Harrison
township Wednesday afternoon where
they arrested ono Of the worst speci.
mems OF tramp and brought him to the
county jail Tho man gave the name
u John Hsnrick before he was locked
up. He was charged with vasrancy.
According to the residents Of Harri.
son township. the tramp has been ter
rortsiug the peope of that township
Tor two weeks past. It IL claimed thar
he has besn living in an old log house
and that he has frightened many per.
sons, especially the young children ON
their way to school. The tramp was
arrested on the farm Of William
Green.
Bug Bite Reminded Her
Newark American Tribune)
Mad with her caresses. he wildly
threw world away"
Just how a man can throw world
away. and the sloppy letters he falls
for. was In evidence In common pleas
court Wednesday morning. The mat
ter Of alimony and support asked by
Mrs. Dora Mccullough versus DR.. r.
e. Mccullough, was before the court.
Ex.Prosecutor Phil Smythe and C.
w. Montgomery, attorneys for Mrs.
Dora Mccullough, came into court
this morning Juggling lot of letters
written the doctor by his alleged af-
1inity in Mason. Mich. They weighed
some pounds, but they had all passed
while she was waiting there for him.
Willing away her time as stenograph.
or 10 local doctor and waiting for
the doctor to make graceful geta.
way from this city. A part of them
werc read In court this morning and
offered a. evidence. The doctor had
left them behind In heavy envelopes,
and tabled, "old receipts. It was a
grim joke. They were old--the same
old dope used by Cleopatra In Mark
Anthony with signal success and ON
Octayious who did not fall for It.
MN. Mccullough investigated, was
in 70 frame Of mind TO see the all
but irresistable humor Of them. She
turned them over to the attorneys and
they used them to stiifen the argu.
ment for . comfortable allowance in
alimony. The girl told the doctor
how "she missed him while she walt
cd" regretted that another girl might
be working for him In the ONCE" ana
"how she scratched her mosquito
bites. received while they were TO-
gether. TO sharpen her memory Of the
pleasant hours they had spent toseth.
err" Not all the letters were read,
AZ they were all alike.
Other things were offered In svi.
<lencc and ~ the doctor was not here
N deny the COURT will presume that
Ahay wsrs right. II was shown that
when the doctor made love TO his
wife. he was q street car conductors.
she wss working - . seamstress and
nailliner. and that she worked and
slevoted the money she made to bis
education In medicine. That after he
has got across with the examining
toard her brother staksd him to his
Instruments. odics furniture and sur
gicaJ tools.
Il will - rsnenbsrsd that about
moath - > wassank ~ Issued for