HUSBAND TOLDBY COURT TOLEAVE HOMEAa»bclft Iu 11Continued From Page Orevl « “thinks he in ton ‘ work.He alno said that It hi wife ts Joal*',lfl of 1)hi brother, Mi hoi, becausebr‘ was at his place RO r * h.Vv hen questioned nb* it the son. Mir. Mortimer s.: hi he; n had1 iif-rj to get won,, but ‘ pro** tit ha'1 t One, Sin* f it t ’c r d t It 11was not jealous o i j-r * t| . In-law, in.! added: ' ib* t .*,, u luoie of him than he rir.es of no HlKin i; V\ ee-t. v. ho ? • pren*’ nl edMortimer, a f t ** r cros « lt;an Jr. in? Mrs. Mortimer, ashed !e r: You do re? pretty mad. Rom*tlne don’t ou. Mrs- Morlirm i Mrs. Mor-itrnei's reply was this ‘ '» • some.thncK I do get my Irish ' 'I he oidej »,j the coin! r'Me] the*matter in the mind of Mortimer,lie told the « art that hefr.re ho w mafraid to m away lifM' n-pwould have lion arrest'd for to n-euppoit and ho w is afraid ’ * ctnybecause '-he w oijld have 1 irn -r* sted fur a saijlt and bnttetl.c-on lt;’apian, of 7 It West Third *• i f eet, w »s orb red 1» * t ]i•« . , , f- * * jpay $ 12 n week #to Ids w ife. Mrs.U»r e I’.tplaj, the pavpier.ts to da’e‘•in March 1? of this ve,sr. the timethe warrant was sworn out Mrs.‘ iplun left (loir home on bohrum v (S etsting that he was cruel to herShe went to live with h»*r motherm Philadelphia, taking their Itn.onth.s-old child with herMrs, (’apian testified that sheRaved $3,50 O It of her *‘t;»l»Vand purchased goods for a dre-o and for this reason he abused her She stated that her baby was ill and that he objected to her buying »■ hieken for broth and oi mge for the childill pirn hug the order, Judge John-Run Stated that i? was obvious thecoupb* cannot Im p together.Vtoiriey I! I.ii'' Van Roden.acting for M 1 »*onard II. laizaic, of lt;’ollliigdale, m }e nn applicationto the .mitt to sell an automobile belong In;: to Mrs. I .a*.-ire’s biMband. who deserted lor the* sale being foi the purpose of gaining funds for t!,r‘ wife's support. Judge Johnson nr* d»rcd $15 be paid caa h weo % andthe j nfomobile be sold.Mrs J. i/are, w inc e husband i a fugitive, cairn* Into possession of the autoinolde in a strange manner. She t( • i ’ i f • * 1 that she \\ «s Walking along the I look toad to SharonHill when she Raw hei hunhnnd Inthe automobile, teaching a girl to drive, The oar was running slow Iv a ml she jumped on t he running hoard She ,i ,! h| her h i .1' md what ho was going to do about supporting her and the child lie stopped Ins rar jump* d out, ha iled a ta' i Hmlil 4, . 11. , l Ibfizare W'iis leftwith her husbands friend and she Informed her tbit she was going to have tin* cm taken to an officer Wi'i* this. the gii t dt^appe»red. It was rink when Mrs. La/nre, in posr cvejon «*f her bus blind s car, Wa* towed to her Icune. \n ipves tlgitioii at Hairtsbnrg proved that the car helonged to Lu/.ur, who bus n«d la en s» on sin* eFrederick Klliott. of We t f’lghth ,tn« i op whiun t court attachmentwas placed fur at i ears on payments to be made to his divorced wife, was id* • ! « .In ly* Johnson upon hispremise %o appeal* on \pril 17.Frank Pomtticr* Sr. of Darby* vn*'brought before Justice A, lt;\\ Mathtu* \c»eiday to answer f«»i his son. Kiank I’oi mier. Jr. who, it i , ,i i!i -cd, d»* 1 i d l.i • w ife and In by ouje time a «». He waived tin | h« at Itt r l ’rank 1 * unmet*, Jr . was in i court during the Match term foithe . t t*. hut since then has disappeared. 11 is wile was sink it the time and the hearing was placed foi a later date « n tin* d »y of thelie u mg. l’ommei, Ji . did imt ap-