Marker v. Marker

This bill is by a husband against his wife for an accounting. There can be no serious doubt that the source of the wife's accumulation, and it is considerable, was the husband's weekly wage, turned over to her during a period of nineteen years, and $2,000, proceeds of building and loan shares, and other lump sums. He says that he gave it into her care to save for their old age upon a share and share alike basis; "fifty-fifty," as he put it. The agreement finds support in the fact that the first five mortgage investments, and later a sixth, were taken by her in their joint names, and in the…