Evening journal., 1920-11-09
more COUPLES
Husband, Wives Tell All
Sorts of Troubles to Di-
vorce Court
D'ESERTION is
POPULAR CAUSE

RiNiNNo WIZ eldllLfl III NillAl Nllitt
acvons for divorce by Judges Boyce
and Rice in Superior Court yesterday.
Twenty cases Were disposed Of yes
|tesuay morning.
Eva G. Clark WIS granted a decree
Dis from Herbert Clark on grounds
| OF deserton.
On the same grounds, a decree was
granted 10 Thomas j. Longbridge
|frosn Fannie r. Longbridge. JOHN r.
Hymn was attorney for the plaintiffs
; In both cases
IN the case Of John II. Edwards VS.
| Alice NJ. Edwards. decree was grant
! ed on statutory grounds. Henry r.
lsaacs was counsel for Edwards.
. l1cy Rhoads Was yranted a decree
| |nisi from John Rhoads on grounds Of
deseruon. Mrs. Rhoads said her hus-
band provided for her only about a
year after their marriage, after
which he provided so meagerly for
her that 81 2 was compelled TO so TO
worr He LETT her IN May. 1914, she
fsad' about SIX months after she had
IMm arrested for nOn-suppOrt
On grounds Of desert'On. Clarence
IA. Ai0tt, represented hy Edmund :.
IHellings, vas granted a decree from
Pearl r.. Mitt, also known as Pauline
H. A0tl.
M. Mott testified that he was mar
Eried February %. 1909. While he was
lat work ir' Lynn, Mass August #.
<i9i5.s his wife left their home. taking
Itheir HOUSEHOLD goods with her, and
leaving a Iote. I'm going home to
Mr.. Mott said that he made an in
Hyest eati0n. fle found his w r. had not
Xg0ne TO hen mothers home but had
EgOne 10 anlhcr city with a man.
Anna B. 'Sarschner was granted a
tdecres nsi ft0m Royal W Karschner
4 on grounds 4 desertiOn. She was also
i giveR the Custody Of her three chill
4 dren. She Wis represented by w. W..
IKnowles.
A decree las granted Ella V. Cen
n semer. from lWiliam Gensemer on
Il grounds Of dsertiOn. Mrs. Gensemtr
Il testified thatl few days after she was
q married In Jbuary, 1925 her husband
Adesefcd herlt his mothers home in
81 easter, n Mr. Knowles was cOun-
.z{{TOr Mrs. Gensemer.
fs1,lSrri'~ Vas granted Harry G.
K,llis vs.. A. Grace Ellis on grounds or
desertiOn. He was also given the
custody OF his child. Henry r. lsaacs
was attorney for the plaintin.
4 Mr. Ellis testified that he was mar
Nrled rfarch A.. 1909 and that his wife
Fl lei him in May, 1914.
Fl Harry Crahe was granted a decree
%nisi i,om Grace Crabe on grounds ui
|dasertion Harry X. Hoch was altor-
q ney for Crabe.
q Act Qrding 10 Mr.. Crabe he was mar
@July Slly D. 1906, and his W T. ran ON
* with his sisters husband aDout I,, tilree
N wears ago. He has not seen ner since
n nm grounds OF extreme cruelty
Mo Julia ] peart. who was severely
Il chi aqd beaten by her husband about
a wear ago, was granted decree from
EHarrv W peart. peart Is now serN-
81 ing time in the workhouse Tor as
7'T Tbe assault on Mrs Peart was com.
mitiod bv the husband on me daS
81 that Oflccr Zehley was shoi 10y
. .emuel price. When Onlcer. ADei,
n entered the couples room ana I9unl
Mrs Peart bleeding and badly DrulseI
81 Peaft is said TO have attempted u
II draw a revolver on the oulcet. -,
Mrs. peart stated that her ..,5 ilusi9'l' t,,
n beac her when ne became ansVibe iss,s,b e' Nm in
cause she would not dance win hl,ll
n 10 had been drinking at the TINE sh'
said ,,....,.s r,rg
non . decree nisi from Annie NJ. rag
non On grounds Of deseruon.
Ni.s Fannie ID. Missimer was grant
+ Cd decree nisi from John &. Mlssl
NOV FOR desertion. The couple hav'
3,o,t tlived together for four years am
jnrino This time. Mrs. Missimer ma
+ ,,,uorted IN support herself and fou
'i Ms rs I; Retta E. Bradley testified tha
&'her husband. Florin 5. Bradley dranl
heavilv before he finally deserted heT
4 chs was awarded a decree n e..
naisv {. Harper was given deere
Noon Edward l.. Harper after II wa
shovvn she has been supporting her
: LII Her husband left her in 1917.
:. A decree nisi was granted Mrs ELI
Holly. colored, from George a
Holly. colored, on ground OF desertior
irwin Manning was granted a deere
+ ifrom Anna r. Manning or statutor
Grounds. The couple have not live
.| Together since December, 1919. Gus
todv Of two children will be dispose
4 decree was granted Mary F. Davi
from William r. Davis, on grounds q
= 'desertion. Mrs. Davis was given Gus
'@foiy Of the Two children.
& Lawrence r. Saunders was granite
a decree from Maud saunders o
'*crcunds OF desertlon.
Il Maggie NJ. Cahall was given a do
Icree nlsi from William w. Cahal o
ithe grounds OF extreme cruelty.
III I, lrs. Rose Young was given a deere
lfrr I'M Isaiah l.. Young on staiutOr
4 lcrf lInds. The latter is now conflne
In the workhouse on charges prl
3|ferred by his i5-year-old daughter.
on grounds Of desertion, Mrs. MAJ
& c:--ite Farimore krauss was granite
81 a decree nisi from Arnold R. Kraus