Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-28

ated sensation before Judge Carter
Mrs Kasrieh was formerly Mrs. Louis
Thomas Of this city, but has married
again and is row living in Gary.
While testifying in support Of her Pc
ution asking that Judge Carter modify
a divorce decree so she could have mart
time possession of her son, Constantine
Thomas, she made the accusation.
Judge Carter declared that this is the
hrst time that he had ever heard of any
SlOo to buy the court"
ATTORNEY HAsTENs
INTO COURT.
As Attorney Robinson was not in coprt
Judge Carter asked his bailiff to notify
Robinson of the accusation Mrs. Kasricb
was making.
Robinson appeared in court short
time later
Judge Carter questioned Mrs Kasrieh
riosely concerning her story and at no
time did she become confused.
Mrs Kasrich, under oath, said that
Robinson was first engaged at SIS TO
hie petition before Judge Carter asx.
ing that divorce decree be modified tn
permit her having possession of her son.
now In the custody of the father for
haH of the time at least
She testified that she paid the SIS In
,wO instsllments
I would have gone through with 1t,
but Mr.. Robinson was crooked with me-"
Mrs. Kasrich testified the official record
Of the court shows.
He told me | would have to have S125.
Il had given him one-h half of s75 and
he said I would get the child when I
gave him the other half.
HAD TO GET s1O0
TO GIVE TO JUDGE"
He told me he had to get 500 to give
to Judge Carter.
He said, you give that to me and /
will guarantee the>boy'
1 could not raise the money and that
Is the reason / did not get him" testi-
ned Mrs. kasrich in making the first
declaration against Robinson. according
TO the official record.
Robinson, after being informed Of the
testimony. declared that it was "a lie
and denied ever mentioning such thing
10 his former client.
But how did she know certain things
Of which she testified to-" asked the
court of Robinson.
1T looks mighty damaging against
you, Robinson.
The court can not pass this thing by
with a statement that it is a lie" de-
ciared Judge Carter.
In the meantime Mrs. Kasrich had lef.
the courtroom, but was returned to
the stand on Roilinsonss request that
she be returned so he could ask some
questions.
Mrs. hasrich took the stand and faced
Attorney Robinson.
In response to questions put to her
by Judge Carter, Mrs Kasrich admitted
that she m3rried E. Kasrich of Gary two
weeks before the superior court granted
her a divorce from Louis Thomas of In
dianapolis.
TELLS OF HER
DIVORCE CASE.
she maintained that she told >RolIin-
son that she must get the divorce be-
cause she had married Kasrich
You knew ! was married to my pres
ent husband before l was divorced from
Mr. Thomas" she said.
Robinson declared that he knew moth
ing about her marriage to Kasrich until
after the divorce was granted.
Yes, you did, because you told me not
to worry when told you that 1 had
to get the divorce declared Mrs. Kas-
rich. still under oath.
In explaining her transactions with
after Robinson informed her that he
needed Sl00 to give to Judge Carter. her
attorney told her that it would require
"S25 TO buy Louis Thomas out of the
Juvenile court
Judge Carter asked Mrs. Kasrich if
there was any witness to any of. the
things which she. claimed happened in
connection with Robinson.
TELLS OF CALLING
HUSBAND FOR MONEY.
Il called my husband by long distance
and told him that had to have $780,
testified Mrs KasTich.
Il. kaSrieh. the husband was then
placed on the stand and testified that his
wife called him by long distance at Gary
last fall and told him that she had to
have another hundred
MY wife told me that Mr. Robinson
had friend who was good friend o.
the Judge and would give him the $780,
testified Kasricn.
Il told her that I didn't have the
money to" said -Nasrich when Judge
Carter added, Ito buy the court"
Yes" said Kasrich
Robinson, while cross-examining Kns-
rich. caused her TO admit that after first
marrying KaSrich he told her that she
was not legally married to him and that
she returned to Indianapolis and agaln
took up her home with Thomas and her
son.
And you were remarked after the
divorce from Thomas on my suggestion 2"
asked Robinson.
"Yes. after you asked some one else be-
cause you couldn't tell me if was le-
gally married TO Mr. Kasrich," replied
Mrs. Kasrich.