The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 26

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, BANKER SPANKED WIFE WHO SPENT £3 SOON MAKEUP ap naa Husband’s Rebuke Was Not for Paint and Powder, But a Count. I a year and a half his wife, Adele, spent $3,500 for cosmetics, Frank D. Montfort, retired banker of St. Paul, Minn., living at the Waldorf, alleges fm his anewer to her suit for separa- tion and increased allowance. But it was not for that he spanked her, He did that, he says, in Italy geveral months ago because sho list- éned to an Italian Count who had Been hired to accompany them as a tutor to thelr child. After the spanking, Mr. Montfort tho entered into by both gh voluntarily artios. t asserts that her hue- bar show that t had be arried more than fourteen years at they had no tnsur- mounts erences until last fall, when t k the trip to Italy Mra. Me t denied all the charges egainst her and alleged that her hus- bind struck her and otherwise bru- tally used her. FIREMEN INJURED AS 2 YACHTS BURN Gasoline Tank Explodes Hurling Men From Ladder in Harlem River Blaze. Firemen carly this morning fought an hour to prevent the destruction of fifteen steam yachts anchored off the New York Yacht Company wharf, 176th Street and Harlem River. Two yachts were destroyed and a third scorched, A ble tank of gnsoline caught fire, exploded, and the blazing fuid was flung dangerously near to twelve other yacht Six firemen were hurled from ‘ladders by the ex Plosion und narrowly missed fallin Into the river The destroyed yacht © the o| Kanised, a 100-foot srew steamer, and the Virginia, a 98-foot twin screw steamer, owned by Joseph A Nickelson, of this city. The scorchei vessel is the Mlyer, a 111-foot twin screw steamer, owned also by Mr Nickelson. Other firemen were overcome hy fumes of burning gasoline. They were attended by neleliborhood physician and returned to duty. The explosion shook houses within a halt dozon blocks, shattered windows and caused some alarm among persons living in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, ee ey TWO NEW BUs LINES OPEN, ‘Two new cross town bus routes were opened yesterday by Commissioner of Plant and Structures Whalen, One runs across 65th Street from Avenue A, through Centra) Park to We.t End Ave- nue and 66th Street, The other crosses 110th Street, from First Avenue, to Broadway, There are ten buses on each route and they will be operated under a aix-minute headway. 1922, Cee ee Visit the yielt the Stylish Stout Dept. On the Fourth Floor. 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN Brooklyn's most com- plete department feat- uring exclusively suits, coats, dresses, blouses and skirts in extra sizes, FULTON STREET aro’ BRIDGE STREET at Hoyt St Subway Station Brooklyn’ Saturday---Exceptional Showing of New Apparel in One Attractively Low-Price A Charge Account 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th & 49th Sts, /] BROOKLYN 4} Via) Our l 4 Ly Offers many conveni- ences which hundreds of our patrons appre- ciate. You are in- vited to open a charge account with Martin’s. Easter snys, his wife threatened to complain to the American Consul, hut he per- @uaded her to come home Instead. He describes her as ‘a social jazzer,"" and says she was so’ extravagant hoe left St. Paul and came to New York to reduce the cost of living. Mrs. Montfort lives at the Hotel Umcerne, Her husband's lawyer ar- fed before Justice Lehman in the Supreme Court yesterday that Mrs. Montfort had voluntarily agreed to accept $4,800 as a separation allow- ance, Admitting the agreement, hor lawyer cited a decision of the Court of Appeals this year holding that a separation agreement between hus- band and wife must be fair and that an unfair agreement Is not valid, even Do you drink ~ “SALADA® OR JUST TEA? 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