Johnson v. Johnson

On the 11th day of April, 1922, appellant instituted suit against his wife, the appellee, in the chancery court of Garland County for an absolute divorce upon the ground of indignities, and1, on the 5th day of May following, filed an amendment to his bill, charging her with having committed adultery with one Elmer Walters on the night of March 28, 1922, at the Marion Hotel in Little Rock, and at various other times and places, the particulars of which were unknown to him.

Appellees filed an answer specifically denying the material allegations in the bill and amendment thereto, and1 a…