Bingham Bulletin | 1918-05-31 | Page 7 | Divorced Husband will be Granted Relief on Ali-Mony if He Enlists

DIVORCED HUSBAND WILL BE GRANTED RELIEF ON (III-MONY (III-MONY lFJLEENUSrS Provo, Utah-John Utah-John Lawrerce Nielson, a railroad man, from whom Ruth Nielson ' was grantad a divorce April 25, has been heard from at Paris Island, South Carolina, where he has made applica-Uon applica-Uon tor enlistment In the marine corps according to a telegram received re-ceived by Judge A. B. (Morgan, Saturday. Satur-day. The telegram Is from E. K. Cole, general commanding at Paris Island. Judge Morgan has confirmed Nltlson's statement as to the divorce in a telegram tele-gram -sent to General icole, and informed in-formed the general that Nielson is cited to appear in court May il (to show cause why he should not be adjudged ad-judged in contempt for failure to pay alimony). The Judge wired "If he enlists en-lists will dismiss citation and reduce alimony to $15 per montfi. lAdvise me if he enlists." The alimony was $30 a month.