Evening journal., 1916-11-25
CITY JUDGE Points
OUT EVILS OF Drink
Encourages Husbands Who
Give Up Habit; Scores
Those Who Do Not
NON SUPPORT REVIEW
IN CITY COURT TODAY

Eighteen cases Of non-support or
other marital difficulty were reported
in City Court this morning before
judge Churchman and disposed OF,
some being dismissed where the par
ties appeared to be getting along well
and others being continued for further
observation.
Walter Grant, charged with con-
tempt of a non-suDDOrt order. was
reported to be paving nOn-suppOrt
money IN arrears yerv slowly. He was
urged to get a better lob and had his
case continued until December 80
Susie Barr reported that her hus-
band. Wilbur y. Barr. was not doing
as we'll as was thought he ought and
had the case continued pending in
vestigatiOn bY officer Mcdaniel.
Adam Turulski and his wife. Cath
crime, neither OF whom could speak
English, presented smiling faces and
declared they were getting along all
right Catherine reported Adam had
stopped drinking.
You feel better. don't you?''
Judge Churchman exclaimed. Adam
admitted that he did. The case was
retired.
John McGrath, Tony Karpinski.
William Baines and Frank Jones
we're reported still to be drinking al
though otherwise doing we'll
we shall have to continue your
cases for another month" Judge
Churchman told them. and advised
them to give up drinking altogether.
John J. Brogan was reported to be
paying his wife's expenses, but he in
sisted that she should return TO him.
NO woman with any respect for
herself wants to live with drunken
husband, Judge Churchman de-
clared. and placed Brogan under a
nOn~support order Of IS a week pay
able to Probation officer Stout. He
was directed to furnish bail in $500
with surety
Daniel dwell and Augustus Harris.
colored. were reported to be getting
along satisfactorily and had their case
retired. Harris is stu under non
support order and must continue to pay
the support money TO Probation Onicer
Stout.
Samuel Moulton. who had beeu
charged with breach of the peace
against his wife. Elsie, was reported
still to be drinking, and was lectured
on the danger of contracting n habit Of
drunkenness. His case was continued
until December 80.
None of the principals was present
in the cases of George W. karr ,Ir.. ahc
Frank Segars. colored and subpoenes
were issued for their appearance Men
day morning. Joseph Thomas was re-
ported by his wife. Eliza, to be doing
well, giving his wife his money and he
having himself Upon request Of his
wife. he was dismissed.
Stanley Dusak. who had been
charged with wife beating. was re-
ported 70 be behaving himself. but
continuing also TO get drunk occa-
sionally. He said he had been in the
Russian army and did not think he
should have been arrested.
THAT doesn't affect your stand ng
with this court" Judge Churchman
told Dusak. and after a lecture on the
evils OF drink continued his case until
December 30.
Charles Farley, who had been
charged with non-support and Agnes
Cassidy charged with neglecting her
minor children also had their cases
continued until December 30 The
Cassidy family was reported by Pro-
baton officer Stout to be getting
along much better since Cassidy was
placed in the workhouse. a young girl
had been taken from the factory and
sent to school, and the house was be-
ing well taken care Of