The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-25

ADOuL as uHuSudE COHlpldlnt AS | has ever been put away in the rec ords of the circuit court was that filed yesterday wherein Mrs. Eliza " Hall is the plaintiff, and Ter son. Wade Hall, is the defendant; the mother charging that the son put her out in the rain from the premises she occupied, and that she was hun gry and athirst and that he refused to help her to the necessities of life.
 The action asks for S100 damages for the loss of personal property be longing to the plaintiff, and for the sum of $10000 damages through hu
 imitation and suffering the plaintiff went through because of the alleged illtreatment at the hands of her S Il. The complaint in part says:
 'The plaintiff, Eliza V. Hall, states that on the 24th day of July, 1914, she was rooming and boarding in the residence apartments at No. 506 Mall vern avenue, in the city of Hot Springs, Garland county, Arkansas, DH IlClDllSSIQ4i Oi J. H. ildils NliC owner and occupant of the premises, and who had the control thereof, and by the invitation and permission of w. Fl. Hall, who with his family, was occupying said premises with the said J. II. Hall, and by his permis- sion and consent; and that the plain tiff had been for a week prior thereto rooming and boarding at said prem
 ses by the permission and consent of ]. II. Hall and of the defendant, w. IT, Hall; that on said 24th day of July, 1914, the defendant, w. It. Hall without any cause whatever upon her part, became angry with the plaintiff and enraged at her, and without any right or authority un lawfully, wilfuly and maliciously or removed her trunk wearing apparel box of goods and other personal ei- fleets from the premises, placed them upon a wagon, in the rain, anl had them hauled away and removed to some place unknown to the plaintiff, but said he. was going to have them
 put fin a house on Maple street, in said city; that it was raining at the time the defendant removed said trunk and goods from said premises and placed them upon the wagon to
 be hauled away; and that said trunk and goods were greatly damaged by the rain and that the plaintiff has been thereby damaged in the sum If one hundred ($100) dollars.
 @The plaintiff further states that on said 24th day of July, 19li the
 defendant nlawfluly, wifully ma
 liciously and wickedly, without any
 right or authority therefor whatever, forcibly ejected aer from said prem ises and cast her out of said prem ises, in the rain, and in doing so wilfully, unlawfully ma iciously, wan tonly and wickedly assaulted her, scratched her, struck sher, pumped her with his knee, kicked her and beat and bruised her body, caused her great pain in her side and back, and from which she will c cntinue to suffer great pain; and. by thus eject ing her from the premises in the rain and maltreating her as above set forth, greatly humi lated her, mortified her. and caused her to sui fer great shame and mental pain; that the defendant is her own son, and that she was at the time hungry anu athirst and that he refused to give her either food or drink, and | that he elected her from said prom | ises, cast her out of doors, and mal- 1 treated her as above set forth, when | she was with ut any other home, andl any place to go for shelter; 1 and that by all of which the plaintiff | has been damaged in actual damages | the sum of ten thousand (Sl0,000) dol lars; and that, as said maltreatment | of her by the defendant was unlaw, | .u wilful, malicious wanton and wicked, she should recover from him .he further sum of ten thousand (s10,- l0O) dollars as puaitory damages, and IS a punishment to the defendant.
 "The plaintiff, therefore prays judgment against the defendant for .he sum of ten thousand (Sl0,000) 1 iollars actual damages, and for the trtaer sum of ten thousand ($lO,000) | lollars as punltory damages, and as | punishment to the defendant; and ,he further prays iudgment for her ,osts and for other relief"