The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 5

* DNORCE GRANTED PRO TERNAN WHO GETS THE LORE ~ Decree Given on Story of Wife’s Confession—He to Practice Law Here. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 24.—John P. Tiernan has been granted a divorce "! wy Judge Montgomery and will leave fm @ few days for New York. Ho will begin tho practice of law. The court granted him the custody @f the two children, The “scarlet ebild" was not mentioned. The di- voroe was ordered op the most ex- traordinary evidence submitted by Prof. Tiernan, On the witness stand @B ro tostinea: “On Oct, 7, 1922, my wife and I met fm the parlor of our home. I sald: ‘Gus, we have had a rather stormy matrimonial career of late, haven't we? By the way, Gus, I want to ask You @ question and I want you to answer me truthfully. Do you really love me?’ “Well, Daddy,’ she sald, ‘I'l tell you the truth. I respect you as a Inwyer, but I don’t love you as @ hus: band. I love Harry, He 1s the father of my child. Some day I in- tend to marry him. You aud I have meyer lived happily together.” “You don't mean what you say, @o you?’ I asked her. “she sald that she did. So T said, F quit right now. I shail pack and Bret out 5 000 as possible.” “She sald, ‘that's all rignt with me.'" The “Harry is Harry Poulin, who| she sald was father of her youngest @hild. Poulin is married When you buy a new car, what impresses you most— | The car’s reputation for ding up? The maker’s reputation EERE RT RE 7 FERRET EST ATT for turning out a depend- able product? Or the fair price? All three you say? Then you’ve bought the right car! Same with our chauf- ’ livery. Winter suits and over- coats—built for rigorous Service—all our own make. Prices net to the man who pays the bill. Gratuities taboo. ‘Chauffeurs’ head ache- proof caps, warm gloves, gauntlets, shoes, puttees— everything smart — every- thing comfortable. 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