Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-02-18 | Page 31 | Leap Year Ad Leads to Law

LEAP YEAR AD AO I LEADS TO LAW LAVI Cupids Column Affair of Last October Is Told in inI I L. L A. A Divorce Court I LOS ANGELES A Feb A 17 17 A leap leapI I year marriage c following tho the womans woman's I proposal I at the end of af a n brief f courtship I and all because of or an advertisement I placed in Cupids Column of an anI Eastern matrimonial paper this paver this IB is the tho I story liton of or the short and turbulent matrimonial matrimonial matrimonial matri matri- career of or Irvin C C. Faulk and Olive l Ii H. H Faulk told In an nn answer filed b by the former to the wife's separate maintenance suit Mrs Faulk Inserted the advertisement advertise advertise- advertisement ment In Cupids Column the complaint complaint com corn plaint alleges setting forth her accomplishments accomplishments accomplishments and description The two met In Pennsylvania and were married two weeks later on the day the woman proposed Before Detore the husband husban said paid yes theman theman the theman man and woman had agreed reCd or thought they had as ns to certain questions of ot domestic economy The They had hod oven agreed n. n as to what school of ot cook cooking In should be followed In the tho preparation i iut of ut food within their household He told her e says ays 8 the tho answer that he lie would not marry many anybody who was not economical and anxious to have e a ahome ahome ahome home free rea from frum debt an and money for tor extraordinary occasions and that he desired a wife wire who would agree with him In the matter of ot cooking as 18 he was following Dr Tilden's ideas of ot cooking The two first met October r 1 last and were ere married 17 In Newcastle Pa Fa according to the answer Trouble began shortly after Mrs Faulk it Is alleged sought every even opportunity to create a disturbance that she sho refused to cook or cat eat breakfast and that when he tried to prevent her from j Jumping g out of ot tho the window she hit him a vicious blow on ori the eye ec breaking his glasses on and cutting his cheek In her complaint Mrs Faulk declared that her husband began elbowing herout her out of the thea way a called her a serpent nt and frightened her one morning when she was cutting ham for breakfast to such an nn extent that she jumped out o ofa of ofa a second story window Faulk according to the tho complaint Is Isan Isan Isan an of r the United States revenue revenue re rev rev- service