SAYS HIS WIFE DOSTTHINK MUCH OF HIMLEROY HUNTER FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE REVEALING UNPLEASANT CONDITIONS IN DOMESTIC RELATIONSEeRoy Hunter ,of Marysville, filed t suit in. the Common Pleas court for a i divorce from his wife, Gertrude Hun-', ter, on the grounds of unfaithfulness t extreme cruelty and gross neglect of lt;duty. IThe couple were married March It . 1915, and have no; children. Ever i since April 1, 1916, plaintiff states. 1 that his. wife' would leave his home!; and keep company with other men, ji buggy-riding with them aftbr night and, t staying away from home until long i after midnight with them. She often |V cursed plaintiff in tlie presence of a other people, and in the hearing of i their neighbors. MJVfrs. Hunter is charged with at)- J slt; nting herself from her home a great-j er part of the time when the plain- t tiff would be at home, and leave him'a alone and thus deprive him of her r assistance and help, and of her ho- biety, and that she would neglect herjf household duties, and leave home w ith, out making any provisions for tlve j plaintiff's, meals.. Mrs. Hunter ayoid- h ed the. company' of. her ' husband and t efused to go out with him anywhere, li saying that. she. would not. lie caught'e in his company, and that she did not s want any one to see her with hjm. g For more than six weeks last past s Mrs. Hunter lias refused to live jlt; with plaintiff as her husband, saying p she would not have anythin jar' more, to do with him, and. would call him c vile and indecent names. John li. T Willis is the plaintiff’s attorney. Ipa