from The Republican (Danville, Indiana)—issue of Thursday, October 6, 1921—page 3, column 4:
TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE TELL OF UNHAPPY PEOPLE
[…] In his suit for divorce, Clarence Ernest Christy alleges that his wife, Anna Christy, was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment in that at various times in the last three years she would remain away from home as long as six months at a time, that she refuses to cook meals and assist in raising the children and that she constantly upbraids plaintiff and threatens to leave him, that she quarrels with him and makes life unbearable, that she has insisted on him procuring a divorce and has told him that she cared for some one else more than she cared for him. Plaintiff wants the custody of their three children.