The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-09
OURTIiOUsENcTE
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POLlcEGosS

A taxicab drivers husband who
plays with Wildcats is not to the Xix
ing of Mrs. Goldie Morand, 2401 Bu-
chanan street, according to her petit
ton for separate maintenance filed in
the district court today against Frank
Morand. She charges that he struck
her in the face, that he has failed to
properly clothe and support her and
that he stays out nights carousing
around with his friends. Once when
she asked him where he had been. she
asserts he replied that he had been
"out with a wildcat" She says when
she Told> him she would have to take
hef baby and leave him that .Morand
said he would cut the child's throat
before he would see her get it. She
asks for separate maintenance in the
sum of SIS a month. They were mar
ried August IT, 1920
Mrs. May V. Arnold today filed a
petition in the district court asking
divorce from Benjamin Arnold, whom
she charges with cruelty and neglect.
They were married July is, 1918.
Mrs. Ola Parker today filed suit in
the district court for divorce from
Roy 3. Parker. whom she says aban-
doned her in July, 1918. They were
married in Oregon county, Missouri.
IN july, 1911 anu sAAS lhC PoA OAeo- ia
a boy. years old.
Mrs. Mabel Ninemire was granted a
divorce from Kenneth Ninemire by
Judge McCldre, Saturday afternoon.
She charged Ninemire with abandon
ing her and their two small children
in July, 1918 They were married at
Concordia in May, 1917.
Felipe Guturrez, Mexican, who con-
fessed to breaking into Rock Island
box car near the three bridges last
week and stealing a large quantity of
shoes and gloves, which were later re-
covered by the police when Guturrez
was arrested, pleaded guilty in the
district court Saturday afternoon and
was sentenced to serve an indetermi-
nate term in the state rerormatory- at
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Verna Jones was granted di-
vorce from Wilbur Jones by Judge
Mcclure in the district court Saturday
afternoon. Jones was ordered to pay
into court $40 a month for the sup
port of their minor child, which was
given to the mother
Judge w. F. Rightmire, the pick
ing of whose pockets-at the Santa Fe
depot a few months ago landed Thorn
as Irwin in jail. justly rises to protest
against being called citizen of Cot
lives in Stuart, Fla, where" he
writes, II hold out the glad hand tt
all Kansans and if they enjoy fishing
L can introduce them to such sport
that they will become winter residents
for the sake of enjoying the fresh and
salt water fishing, as Jesse Elliott, C.
H. Wardin. J. H. Leonard and J. NJ.
Thurston have been doing for the past
five years as well as residents from
other parts of Kansas Judge Right
mire lived in Cottonwood Falls from
1888 to January 1891, when he took
up his residence in Topeka, living
here until November, 1913 when he
moved to Florida. So the State
Journal takes this opportunity Of
apologizing to the judge, as we'll as tt
Cottonwood FALL.
Mrs, MoIie5 Shuttle was granted
divorce from Carlo. Shuttle IN the
district court Saturday afternoon.
She charged Shuttle with extreme
cruelty and non-support. They were
married in December. 1912.
John Cuff, James Cooper and Tom
Magill were arrested blythe police Sum-
day afternoon on a charge of having
liquor in their possession. Cuff broke
the bottle when the officers approa CHI
ed them as they stood near the corner
of Crane and North Jefferson streets.
Pablo Esquibel. Mexican, from whom
the men claimed to have purchased