Wheeless v. Wheeless

On July 8, 1922, in a suit for temporary alimony and attorney’s fees, the judge ordered the defendant “to pay to the plaintiff, . . the sum of $1.00 one month from date, . . and $10.00 on the 30th day of each succeeding month, until the full sum of $95.00 as doctor’s bill, and $6.00 as laundry bill, has been paid, and $25.00 as temporary attorney’s fees, . . said attorney’s fees to be paid within 90 days from” date of the order. The defendant refused to pay any amount, and on March 27, 1923, an attachment proceeding ’ was instituted against him as for a contempt of court. He pleaded his…