Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
M|SMATEO COUPLES
IN DIVORCE COURT
One Woman Writes From Poland
That She Regrets Marry
ing Her Husband.

Regret that she ever married y, me
theme of n letter translated from Pollsh
bv Victor ]. P,icylownki, written bt Mrs
p,,cylow.ki from Poland to her hnsb a.
who lives here. The husband brought
divorce notion in Superior Court on tho
grounds of wilfuI deser' or'
According 10 test mo \ gwen before
Judge povce. the 9lne1 left her husband
two months aft eh" norrled hn m
June, 1913 4 letter was received bF the
husband after signi"g of he artnisilce
from the wife IN which she declared she
will never return, aad regrets Ahe ever
swore the marriage WOW. The wofnan went
to Poland several wears hgo
\ The man said he though thai after the
war his wifc's heart would be charged, !,
and that ahe would return to him, tut this
proved Ia be vain hope. In her letter
she called him r fool
DECISION wu reserved for production
Of the letter in court
FRANK onTArSs pfvoRfr
Because he claims that his wife. Eliza
beth NJ Frank. " now living with an
other man named William T. MacfaT-
lane at pa Harrison street, Rudolph l.
Frank asked for divorce. Frank Tor
mcrlv lived at tho Harrison street addresA
and says he witnessed CO mpromisIng scene
in the house through . k9yhole The other
man has now taken poescasion Of The
house. as we'll as Of the wife he SAID
Frank. the husband lives elsewhere II
the first place McFarlane was toardcr
al the house At numerous times ac-
cording 10 Frank, he put McFariane ont
Of The house. A decree nisi was granted
nysypTroS ALLEGED
Harry r. Conlev sought divorce iron
Louisa r. Conley, desertion being alleged
/ Judge Rice granted decree nlsl
In the case of Lucy marlborough vs
William marlborough decree was grant
i cd on statutory grounds
A decree nisi was granted Walter
Feaster from Hettie VI Feaster On ground
Of desertion.
On statutory grounds James WesIe!
Sculley un granted q decree from Mar
Sulley Sc,Illey said that he was married
| December Q. 1905, and that he left ~
" ife August Ii, 1915, because Of her IN
proper conduct with another man III
wife IL now living with the other man
he aaid
Mr. Sculev. was also gwen the en-
tody of their two minor children
Renberi Bruce Robinson was granted
decree from Dorothy Estella RohinS"
on statutory grounds.
Robinson testified that he WAS marie
March ls. 1915, and that ne ieff his WI
September 10. 1919 His wife. ne said
would go out about FIVE ights weet
returning home between II and ] Q cIoc'
Sh. was out for twenty nights straigh
prior 70 his leaving her ne said
Robinson said that his wife declared
him that she wasn't gong 70 be bos7e
by a man.
Henry K. Isaac~ was attorney for Il
plaintiff IN all these eases.
In the case of Martha A Dennis 7
, Charles Homer Dennis. decree nisi ri
granted on grounds of de>ertion ard e
tretne cruelty. Mrs Dennis testified y
she WA married February II, 1915
Mrs. Dennis was gwen the custody
her child
decree nisi vas granted MARY
Curtis, colored. from Daniel Cunt
e oolored on grounds Of extreme oruelt
I IN Superior Court today. Mrs. Curtis "a
4 her husband threatened 70 Kill her.
e Anna l.. smith was awarded deer
b ni.i from Charles Z. Smith. on groun
. of desertion u was testified tnat >rni
n left town two years ago.
e An indiscretion committed with
unknown man II. the Hotel Colorado
' Philadelphia Was the basis OF divorce
$ ton brought by William " WINDS
against Efie j. Windsor in Superior O
today. A private detective followed
couple to Philadelphia.
4 decree nisi was granted. The custo
= OF three minor children will be disposed
4 later
= = Mrs Sarah Pioch was granted dec
. nisi from August Pioch, Jr., on GROUNDS
! desertion in Superior Court today VI
!. !. Pioch said her husband went away v
another woman IN 1918