HUSBAND TOLDPBY COURT TOLEAVE HOMEContinued From Page O ej 'he “thinks he i ? too glt; ■ wgj k. Me u Iso said that his wife is jeal-'» is of his brother, Mi id, because he was at his place ho n ath.When e]:if»vticne*«| aS** it the non.Mis. .Mortimer s, fi h* . n h id•rifrl to get work, hut pres* nthed none. .sin* r iri’n r * .hi th Ahlie was net jealous of j-r roll eiin - la w, im I. ,i/j.h (1: ‘ lie t ■,. -, mme of him linn he rh cm f»f m ”Rlgin K VVc m t, who r* pre-emM Mortimer, after » ro » lt;an h. .m? Mrs. .Mortimer, a*kf d h* ; : T ou doh'C’t J m n 11 y mad. HOmlt; ilnir don'ton. Mr- Moriirm » 7’ Mi4* Mor-nmm s reply v,;^ this* * V • r »rn* -times I do get my Irish up ’Theurdei i»i the r«»urt * 'led the1 tnn 11 f‘r m I he mind nt M-*rl i m» r. lie tlt;»]*l 1 he « ii t that lief'i c he w.i3 afraid to ; n away bolt; inse sheV otild have hint at rested for ult;n-eupport and ho w is afraid * mbecause she \\ mild have hi n *irr ste«J for assault and bnttei v,M*on f’aphin, nt Tit \Wm Third st t eet. Was ord» re 1 i» 111• * ■ «urt * jP(pay f1‘av nfdC #f ohis wife. Mr.tltrr lap. in 14oi in ;* f rKo? e i apian, the pavtner.ts to date ''tin M ircli It of this voar. the timeihe warrant v- as sworn out Mrs.lt; I plai H left th* II* i nliir mji 1 e! M'Ja i .*S st itini: that lie was cruel t 1 *m She wept to live with h*»r mother in Philadelphia, taking their 11mnnt hs- old ehilll W it ll herMrs (‘apian testified t. lint sheHaved *1 .TO out of her “table nmne\ *, and purchased goods for a die a andI for tlds r« a son he abused her She1 stated that her baby was til andthat lie objected to • chicken for broth and, the childIn placing the order. Judge Johnson stated that r was obvious the , couple cannot live together.Attorney K l.eimy Van Roden, acting foi Mss 1 no nurd II. ka/.uim of (‘ollmgdale. m |e an application to the out t to sell an automobile!belonging to Mi'. I I’uc's husband, vi ho de,s» t ied h* r the f ile being fm t tie pm p* -e ,,f gaining funds for the wife's fuppnrt. Judge Johnson or* d» red % 1 •’ he paid eaeh week andthe automobile he sudd. ;Mrs i .a mi re, whose luislmnd i; a fugitive, mine into possession of theaiitomoid** in a strange manner, j She tertihed that f he \v,d walkingalofii i lie I look road to S ha son Mill when she saw h*u husband hithe automobile. tea* lung a girl t1* drive, The car was tunning slowly ami she jumped on the running hoard She asked bet* l.u .t' md what he was going to do about supporting her and th** child lie stopped his cm jumped out, ha iled a ta \i a i dilis.ippc ii ed. .Mrs l*a/.nre Was leftwith her husband's friend and she informed bet t » *t ehe was going to have the cat taken to an officer W l» this, the giil d i«a p pea red. It was dai k when Mrs. I. /me, in pov mu of her husband s car, was towed to her home. \n ipves ligation at I lai nsburg proved thatthe rat* belonged to l.aZar*. who litis md been seen Mm e.1* red * i ic*U I’lliott. of \\ • I'ightll street, mi whom a court attachmentwas pined for a» ears on payment*to |a* made I»» bis divorced wife, was i. |« . i-d J I I • John; on upon bis promt e to apt*ea# on \prll 17.1 tank I'finminr, Sr.. **f liar by, was lnouubt iefor© Justice A, (VS. Mat lilies veteiday to answer forhis s*oi. 1 i ,.i * l*oiniiier, Ji . w ho. ifi, alb ed, de.-itued his wife and haliy ome time a o. lb* waive*! theI h* ii In ' • *t oi’; I * miner Jr . was incourt dunnfE the M .mb tiflli tOV the case, but since then has disap-peti red. Ills wile was s h!\ it the time m I 11,* iiearin • w is placed f«H*•I )atlt; r date «»n the d i\ of thebearing, Rummer. Jr , did nut appear.tVeivwiiITilhIsg,i-**. I-1-11(IVIV I \? 1 ng i *rI- Intin