Named Himself a a Co-Respondent. According to the affidavit of Mrs. Charles L. Schoenfeld her husband named himself as corespondent in suing her for divorce. She said they had separated but he often called by appointment, turned the lights down, and then talked in a loud voice so the neighbors could hear and know there was a man in the flat. Then he sued, naming an unknown man as co-respondent.

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