Evening journal., 1921-11-07
UNTIES
MARRIAGE KNOTS
November Term First Day
Given Over to Hearing
Family Woes
NO SESSION ON
ARMISTICE DAY


The November term OF the Supe-
rior Court opened this morning with
the hearing Of divorce suits before
Judges Rice and Harrington. the
former sitting in Court Room No. 1
and the latter in Court Room No. 2.
Judge Harrington granted a de-
cree nisi in the case Of James NJ.
Heverin VS.. Goldie Heverin on stat
utory grounds. ]. Frank Bell was
counsel for the plaintiff.
In the case Of Helen S. Hunsberger
VS.. Jesse p. Hunsberger. a decree
nisi was granted on grounds of de-
sertion. The plaintiff said her hus-
band did not support her and served
a Jail sentence for larceny. His main
trouble, Mrs. Hunsberger said, was
gambling. she was represented by
Philip L. Garrett.
A decree was granted on the petit
ton of Sophronia T. Chisley. Ne
gress, for a divorce from John L.
Chisley, on grounds Of desertion. Her
husband deserted her in 1918, the
plaintiff testified.
Judge Harrington granted a de-
cree to Bessie Rebman against Max
NJ. Rebman. The plaintiff said her
husband abused and insuficiently
supported her and finally left her in
1918. Philip L. Garrett was counsel
for the petitioner.
James Redden. Negro. was granted
a decree from Mary Redden, on sta
tutory grounds. Philip L. Garrett
was counsel for the petitioner.
In the case of Mary r. Timex
against Louis d. Timex, decree was
granted on grounds OF desertion.
FRS. Timex testified that she was
married in Belgium in 1914 and came
TO this country in 1915. In 1919,
she said, her husband left her. TAX
ing $4,000 which she made while
Keeping a seaman's boarding house
in New York.
A decree was granted on the Pc
tition OF Leroy wilkinson for an
annulment OF his marriage to Edna
NJ. Wilkinson, nee Robinson, on the
ground that both were under age
1t the time OF her marriage. The
petitioner said that they never lived
together from the time OF their wed
ding. Wilkinson was represented By
j. Frank Ball.
On statutory grounds. a decree wa,
| granted in the case Of Alonzo L
Cleaver against Margaret S. Cieaver
/ Philip l. Garrett was attorney foi
the petitioner.
The first case heard before Judge
Rice was that Of Margaret Valen.
tine VS.. Herbert Valentine, with
James Salisbury, counsel for tn,
plaintiff. Extreme cruelty was al
legged. The couple we're married IL
1910 in this city Mrs. Valentine sal,
her husband had beat her dozen
OF times and that he struck her will
a brick in 1918. Decision was re
served in this case pending furthe
testimony as to the marriage.
A decree nisi was granted in tn
suit OF Florence Talley VS.. Osca
Talley, on grounds OF desertion
Ayres J. Stockley represented tn
plaintiff.
Desertion was alleged in the sui
Of Edith H. Meyers VS.. BENJAMIN
F. Meyers, who were married in tn.
city in 1909. w. L. Adams repre-
sented the plaintiff. Mr.. Meyers sail
her husband left her October 80
1913. A decree nisi was granted will
permission to resume maiden name
Desertion was alleged in the sui
OF suit of George II. Camp VS.. hi
b wife. VIM. Knowles represente,
b raTu Oh Il
wife left him while they were livinl
at a small town near Chestertown
Md. He said the town was to-
quiet for his wife. A decree mis-
was granted.
A decree nisi was granted in tn
suit OF Emma V. Heath. vs.. John W
. Heath. on grounds Of desertion. Ed
ward r. Cochran. Jr., representa-
the plaintiff
Desertion was charged in the sui
OF Clara II. Graham VS.. Oscar 1
J Graham. Edward S. Hellings, Jr
represented the plaintiff A deere
= nisi was granted and permission I
} resume maiden name was granted.
In the suit of Grace Porter v.
, Harry Porter. extreme cruelty wa
alleged J. p. Cam represented tn
plaintiff. A decree nisi was granted
, The Grand Jury returned thre
true bills as follows this morning.
Assault with intent to commi
, murder-Wasii Sawczuk.
) Larceny-W william Davis and job
; williams
Receiving stolen goods-Samu,
l Ploff.