Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1930, Page 12

A—12 WIFES SUTASKS MATES EVETON George J. McDonald Charged With Failure to Contribute After Abandonment. Alleging that her husband, George J. McDonald, after an absence of two years returned October 20 last to her nome, 4926 Forty-seventh street, which | ehe occuples with her two children, her father and sister, and which she and | Ter sister are buying, and announced his intention of remaining as one of the household, despite objections of her relatives, Mrs. Sarah E. McDonald in ® suit for a limited divorce also re- quests the court to evict the husband and to require him to contribute to the support of his wife and two chil- dren. The wife tells the court she was mar- ried November 1, 1920, and has two | ¢hildren. In September, 1927, she says, | her husband left home, remaining away without notice to her for four or five | weeks, when he made visits of short, duration until November 12, 1927, when e left and remained nearly two years | without any communication with his | wife. He reappeared October 20, 1929, and when objection was made to his return | e expressed the intention of remaining, | telling his wife that if she did not like | it, she avers, she could leave, “for he was satisfied” to stay. He continues to | reside at the home, although con- | tributing nothing toward the payments | on_the property, the wife states. | Except at rare intervals, the wife tells the court, her husband has contributed | nothing to the support of his family. She is employed temporarily under the Gov- ernment, but fears her position will shortly be terminated. Attorney George K. Stoddard appears for the wife. | DRY LAW VIOLATORS | RECEIVE SENTENCES Six Get Jail Terms and Fines, ‘While 12 Others Demand Jury Trials. Bix persons convicted of violations of | the prohibition laws were sentenced in Police Court yesterday, while 12 other persons arraigned on similar charge demanded jury trials. One other fendant was freed when the district torney's office refused to press police | charges. | Percy Creamer, 35 years old, of 200 | block of Four-and-a-half street south- west, convicted of first and second of- fense possession and maintaining a| nuisance by a jury early in the week, | received 45 days sentence on the last charge and six months in jail in lieu of $520 in fines on the first two. As- sistant District Attorney Julian I.| Richards handled the case for the Government. | Others sentenced after entering pleas of guilty were Roland A. Queen and | James A. Wright, both colored; $100 or 60 days, and $300 or 60 days, respec- tively. The former’s sentence was sus- pended. Joseph F. Amity, convicted by Jjury, was given $50 or 60 days: Reginald Harrison received a suspended sentence of $400 or 90 days, and Lawrence C. Hite, colored, was placed on probation with James Bernstein, ‘Weitzman and J. Trazzore, pleaded not guilty charges of posses- slon and demanded jury trials. ARKANSAN IS CONVICTED IN ‘MARKED TREE MURDER’ By the Associated Press. HARRISBURG, Ark, March 15— ‘Twelve weary jurors last night solved the | “marked tree murder mystery” by find- | ing Willls Walker of Wynne, Ark., gullty of the murder of Mrs. Lena ‘Waugh Cambell Walsh and fixing his punishment at life imprisonment. The verdict was returned after the i\lry deliberated only 55 minutes. Wal- er's counsel announced the case would be_appealed. The State charged Walker killed Mrs. Walsh the night of December 11 in Poinsett County, crammed her body in a clump of bushes and fled in her au- tomobile to Arizona. The defense argued the State had not proved even that the body found De- cember 12 and identified more than 40 days later as Mrs. Walsh's, was really hers. Before Mrs. Walsh's parents | identified the body after it had been colored, Will Speak Here | DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN, Editor of the Journal of the American | Medical Association, who will speak here | under the auspices of the Natlonal | Forum of the Jewish Community Center Thursday evening. His subject is “Mental Dynamite.” VIRGINIA SOCIETY HEADS CALLED BY PRESIDENT Executive Committee Plans to Con- tinue Receptions and Balls Given Recent Impetus. The Executive Council of the So- clety of Virginia will meet at, the'call of | Thomas S. Settle, president. tomorrow | evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Willard | Hotel. A large number of membership | applications will be acted upon and plans | made for a season of entertainment. The executive committee is planning to continue the attractive manner of its receptions and balls. Gen. Lee's birthday anniversary was celebrated at the January ball by having Confederate veterans as guests and Gov. John Gar- land Pollard and the Virginia_ delega- tion were guests at the December ball. 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