Gold v. Gold

This is a suit for permanent alimony brought in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City by Rose Gold, a resident of Washington, against her husband, Reuben Gold, a resident of Baltimore.

Mrs. Gold alleged in her bill of complaint that she lived with her husband from the time of their marriage in 1907 until October, 1922, when she was compelled to leave him because he abused and ill treated her without cause or reason. She alleged that her husband owns and operates a restaurant and soda fountain at 201 West Saratoga Street, and earns between $200 and $300 per week, while she is destitute. The…