Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-05
SUSSEX COUNTY
COURT IN SESSION
Much Time Required to Hear
Divorce and Non-support
Gases on Docket.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
C,eorgetown.-wi Judges Rice
and Harrington on the bench the
regular term OF Superior Court OF
General sessions opened here Mon
day at noon. Charles f. Lacey OF
Milton, was chosen foreman OF the
grand Jury and William b. Truitt OF
Bridgeville, secretary.
True bills were returned yesterday
in the following cases: State VS..
Isaac T. Atkins, illegal possession
of LIQUOR; Sorin Donovan and Will
liam L. Carpenter, larceny: Luther
Kollic, immoral conduct; John r,
Parker, desertion and non-support'
Daniel Schmierer, manufacturing IL
ouor; Lee Sheppard. immoral con-
duct; John Wolfe. manufacturing IL
ouor; Elva L. Lekites, non-support'
Timothy Hudson. assault and bat
terry: Charles Mitchell, two counts
manufacturing liquor and Illegal pos
session of liquor; Harry G. Cannon
assault with intent TO commit muir
der. Charles w. Mitchell. Jr. manu-
featuring LIQUOR; Isaac H Still, sell
ing liquor; Walter German TWO
counts. assault and battery; John
Mitchell. murder.
The following cases brought over
from the June term have been noiie
pressed: State VS.. Ira Merriett, DE-
sertion and non-support; harry
Lynch, illegal possession OF liquor
Cases brought over from the June
term on the criminal court docket
are: State VS.. William Polite. wife
beating; George NJ. Dickerson, EN-
bezzlement by bailee; Oscar Messick
assault with intent TO commit muir
der; Thomas II. Richardson assaui
with intent TO commit murder
Charles b. McCabe. immoral conduct
( Nathaniel Conway, two counts charg
ir.g forgery, one for perjury; Ma
thaniel Conway and Alvin l.. Mar
vel. conspiracy; Nathaniel Conway
Alvin l.. Marvel and Mary +. Kinney
conspiracy; Alvin l.. Marvel, per
Jury. The cases against Conway
Marvel and Mrs. Kinney are thos
growing out of the famous William
Kinney will case which was hear
before Register Of Wills w. ]. Mus
tard last spring.
Monday afternoon and Tuesda
We're occupied largely by the diyorc
case OF Mrs. Bessie Trice, formerl
of Pocomoke City. Md, and Seafort
against her husband. Robert Orer
Trice, a telegraph operator who ma
been employed at Kings Creek, Mo
The grounds alleged are statutor,
, Marian Ford, now residing in Phila
delphia. being named as co-respon
: dent. According to the evidence tn
: intimacy started at the time Mis-
Ford was employed at Seaford. Trio
{ and his family resided In Seaford a
the time. Married on July %, 1871
Mrs. TrIce lived with her husban
until April Is of this year.
The court reserved decision in tn
: divorce action.
At the session yesterday, the cas-
OF Mrs Trice against her HUSBAND
alleging desertion and non supper
was heard by the court. An orde
) for the payment Of $4S per mont
was made.
Tuesday afternoons In the nor
: support cases of Elva +. Lekites II
court ordered him TO pay to his Wi
S SIG per month. Lekites, who resid,
in Baltimore district, obtained a d
2 vorce from his wife in Reno, Neyad
: last spring and shortly after gettir
the decree returned to his hoAe nei
S Selbyyille. The action was for II
c support Of a four year-old child