Difficulty of Establishing a Residence A divorce action was brought on!
ulay' in the United Statex Court for China by Mrs. Bonnie Lander against Mr. Allan Lander, Plaintft also for te alimony und attorney's fees, Mr, 8. A. Moss appeared' for the plaintiff and Mr. F. J. Schuhl for the respondent.
Mr, Lander said that he and Mrs, Lander were married about five yours avo in Portland, Mrs. Lander was a telephone operator in the Mulnomah Club and he was the of " lumber mill. They to Shanghai about four years and lived together for two About two years ago Mrs Lander went home, with the intens tion of, not returning. She took nivst of their household effects with her, Mir. Foster H. Kreis said that he had known the couple for about four years. He had tiffin with Mrs, Lander the day before she sailed for home and she told him that she did not intend to return to Shanghai. Mr. B. J. Stansfield, who lived in the same apartment with Mr. and Mee, Lander for a time, testified that. when Mrs. Lander left she took household effects with her, Judge Purdy said that he doubted much if Mrs. Lander could i the action for divorce in the rt for China, as it would be difficult to establish residence as being within the diction of the Court. He de application for temporary and attorney's fees, but could be attended to after the matter of plaintiff's residence hus been thrashed out,
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