Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 20

SAYS NORTINR CLANED ‘DL Witness Declares He Offered to Use Influence With “Warren.” Charges Wife Keeps And Neglects Duties; Asks Divorce Svante G. Lindholm, a $4,500 em- ploye of the ‘United States Cham- ber of Commerce, today told the District Supreme Court that his wife, Mrs. M. Elizabeth Lindholm, Wwho is suing him for maintenance, refuses to bear his name and in- sists on maintaining her maiden identity as Miss Elizabeth McCal- mont. He refers to her as a “mod- ern woman, who does not believe in submerging her identity into that of her husband,” and declares she has frequently told him and others that she did not feel bound “by any marital obligations to- ward her husband.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0O, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925. Maiden Name wife deserted him. He asserts that she refused to care for his home, prepare his meals or perform other incidental duties. In September, 1921, the husband says, he and his wife purchased 2820 Wisconsin avenue for $16,500 as a home, but ho avers Mrs. Lindholm used it *“exclusively for the entertainment of her friends without regard to his comforts and rights.” The wife's desertion, Lindholm claims, consisted in persistent re- fusal to assume his name, to per- form her dutes as a wife and by persisting in engaging in business enterprises of which he does not FIGHTS WIFE’'S PLEA FOR MORE ALIMONY Marine Officer Says $100 Monthly Is Enough—Spouse Asks $200. N Capt. Afthur Kingston, United States Marine Corps, opposes the re- quest of his wife, Mrs. Blanche King- ston, for an allowance of $200 per month salimony, pending the settle- ment In the court of their marital difficulties. He says his wife does not need more than the $100 per month he has been paying her, and offers as evidence that she has had several ex- “height of fashion.” Attorney God- frey L. Munter appears for the hus- and. Mrs. Lillian M. Wysong today filed suit for a limited divorce and alimony against Robert W. Wysong, an em- ploye of the navy yard. The wife says her husband took his clothes and “went home to mother” December 28 and is residing at his mother’s home, 2714 M street. They'were married at Baltimore September 11, 1914, and have one child. Attorneys O'Brien & O'Brien appear for the wife, Frank Delinsky, in an answer to his wife’s suit for a limited divorce on charges of cruelty and inadequate support, asserts that last June his wife threw a bowl of hot potatoes and injured their oldest child. Delinsky admits taking a drink, but declares it was to drown his domestic troubles. He asks the dismissal of his wife's complaints, all of which he denles with : S_tart. the year on a Sound Foundation! exception of the drinking. Attorney Dora Palkin represents the husband. 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