The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-27
ROBINSON DENIES
W|FE'S CHARGES IN
PLEA FOR DIVORCE

EATON. O., Nov. FIN an answer
and crcAs-Pettticn flied Wednesday in
nog1zncn raeAs court by Harry c. Rob
sueop. head Of the Eaton Flour Mil
ling company. he denies the charges
nI extreme cruelty and disregard of
his uaadtaJ duties. a. set forth in a
divorce p&t3&inn filed by hin wife, Eliz-
ebctk Robanson, Oct. 18th Of the pres
ent yssr. and hs asks that her petition
IA dts1udssed and that he be awarded
a decree Of divorce and custody Of
their minor son. Edman- In his cross
petition Robinson AYERS his wife used
p1ufane language toward him in their
home; that At various times she en-
doevored to do him bodily harm. and
that she has been guilty Of improper
1aaa!ions with other men,
In April. 1917. Mrs. Robinson filed
katt IN The local court for divorce. ALL
Snooy ana custody Of their child Her
petition The suit came to trial in
May. 1913. and resulted in both being
REFUSED decree. Much sensational
testimony was brought out In the trial
which was bitterly contested.
In HE answer in tho present suit.
hcbin>on adults being absent from
his home since In July. 1917. because
pf his wife's misconduct, cruelty and
gross neglect OF duty toward him. he
Rvers. He admits their marriage
June 70, 1904, in Pittsburg. Pa.
Phil Sayior and Risinger & Risinger
IRE counsel for Mrs. Robinson. while
v. v. Brumbaugh and Henry U. John
son, the latter OF Richmond, Ind, are
counsel for Robinson.
Kelly viii Filed.
BY terms Of the will Of the late Alice
Emma Kelly, Of this city, wife of the
late Mayor George H. Kelly, which
has been admitted to probate, pract-
ically her entire estate goes to her
brother, Frank Rhea. Of this city, and
several nephews and nieces. The es-
tate is estimated at $4,000. A be-
quest of $500 is made to Miss Daisy
Kline. Of this city, friend, who was q
partner in the insurance business with
the testatrix's late husband. George
Winters and Mrs. Ida Belle Barnhiser
are to each receive $1,000. Household
clothing are to be divided equally
among her sister-in-law. Mrs. Leona
Rhea, Mrs. Harriet White, of Dayton;
Mrs. Leona Barbara Davis and Mrs.
Georglana May Duggins. After the
above provisions are compiled with.
the residue Of the estate is to be d.
vided equally among her brother and
the following nephews and nieces of
her late husband: John Clement
White, OF Dayton; Robert L. Kelly,
Leona Barbara Davis and Georgianna
May Duggins. The will was executed
September 80, 1919 Harry l.. Risinger
was named executor OF the will.
600 Asked to Dance.
Six hundred Invitations have been
Issued for an entertainment and dance
to be given Friday evening by the Phi
Delta Kappa chapter at the armory
It gives promise OF eclipsing any social
junction held In the city In many
McGhili.G artland.
Miss Marie Garland. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Garland, Of near
this city, and John R. McGhiN. oil
near New Hope, were married here
Wednesday morning by Rev Father
NJ. Hyland at the Church OF the Vista
ton. George McGhill and Miss Mar
guertte Garland were witnesses to tho
marriage. McGh1ll saw service over
seas, he being among the first young
men In Preble county to enlist.
Cox Goes to Denver.
w. Frank Cox. connected with thu
federal aviation production department
has gone to Denver. Colo, to accep
the superintendency OF car shops o
the Denver e Salt Lake railway. II
was at one time car shop superintenG
ent for the Rock Island railway. II,
was for a time associated here wit,
his late brother. Charles f. Cox. 1,