Argabrite

The plaintiff commenced an action against the defendant for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. The trial court granted to the plaintiff a decree; thereafter the defendant made a motion in the trial court that the plaintiff be directed to pay her moneys for her support pending an appeal, moneys for her expenses on appeal, and moneys to employ an attorney to present her appeal. The trial court refused to make an order and from the order of the trial court so refusing to make such order for maintenance, etc., the defendant has appealed. The defendant served a written notice of the time and place and nature of her motion, and thereafter made her motion for the relief above specified. At the time of the hearing of said motion the defendant read in evidence her notice of motion, and her affidavit in support thereof, and she also read in evidence the complaint, the answer and cross-complaint, the answer to the cross-complaint, an order for alimony, costs and counsel fees in the trial court, notice of intention to move for a new trial, the findings, and the judgment. In reply the defendant read his affidavit. The plaintiff’s complaint is somewhat long and it will suffice for the purposes…