Wolfe, Admr. v. Bank of Anderson

(dissenting) : This is a most extraordinary case, and, in view of the setting, I am not at all satisfied with the result attained by the Circuit decree.

About the year 1910 a colored man by the name of Rexius Henson, with his wife Plattie, and two small children, aged 4 and 6 respectively, moved from Augusta, Ga., and took up his residence in Anderson, S. C. He was a painter of automobiles, carriages, and other vehicles, and established a business in his new home. About the year 1917 he and his wife separated, both apparently, however, continuing to reside in Anderson. In the fall of 1920 the…