Gussman v. Gussman

— Appellee, Catherine Gussman, was awarded a decree of divorce from appellant on the ground-of cruelty and adultery. She was given the custody of their only child, and she was charged with its maintenance, support, and education, until the further order of the court. She was also given a decree for alimony in the sum of $1,400, and no provision was made in the decree for paying the same in installments.

The court overruled appellant’s motion for a new trial and his motion to modify the decree, and these rulings are assigned as the only errors.

On the trial, appellee offered in evidence a…