Kirn v. Kirn

Grace E. Kirn sued her husband, Henry Kirn, for divorce, alleging desertion on October 1, 1918, and cruelty for a considerable period prior thereto. On August 18, 1919, Henry Kirn filed his answer and cross-bill, denying the allegations of the original bill and charging her with desertion and adultery.

On October 6, 1921, the learned judge who heard the case entered a decree finding “that the charges made in the bill of complaint against Henry Kirn, and also the charges made in the answer and cross-bill of Henry Kirn against Grace E. Kirn are true, and have been established.” Upon that finding…