Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 36

36 — PRODF DEMANDED | - ITRAYISFARIER udgj’e Refuses to Exempt In- ‘diana Governor im Bank- - ruptey Proceedings. ol Thress. APOLIS, Ind., MRS. CROKER’S IRISH ESTATE IS SEARCHED Widow Sees Concerted Attack Made on Her on Both Sides of Atlantie: By the Associated Press. : NEW YORK, November 2—Assert- ing that a congerted attack was be- ing made upon: her.on both sides of the Atlantic, Mrs. Bula Egmonson Croker, widow of the late: Tammany cader, declared last night that Glen- Fdocument, THE EVENING ST AR, WASHINGTON, D. ©. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1 ' ADVERTISEMENT treasurer of .ths local E. Magers. Assocla- Young Women's Christian tion, to compel the openipg 6f a safe deposit box in a local bamk, alleged to_contain Croker's last wil The bequests which the atleged will 1s sald to contain, Croker's widow stated, are identical with the provi- sions of her own will. made in N vember, -1919, and: which.she subse- quently revoked. A tramgcgipt of thiy she sald, had been pro- Sale That! duced iIn Sourt at the trial of the first will casetin Dublin and undoubtedly furnished® the basis for the allega- tions of the West Palm Beach suit. It was also possible, she hinted, that the inforfaatfon could have been ob- tained frcm papers which might have been stolan from her home in Tre- and, Mra Croker declared that no will would be founid in the safety deposit box, In- tify First National Bank of Weat Palm Beach. Its contents. she yaid, consisted only of sivic bonds, valued at ambout $110,000, and two deeds name. She Is now in New York to defend an action brought by Richard Croker, jr. in which he seceks to recover $320.000 from the Croker estate, as the result of an agreement alleged to hiave been made yhon the pastition of the property of Croker's first wife. to Florida property in her Was‘ Forced On Us! "~ “BACKWARD BUSINESS” ADVERTISEMEN kS | $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington _SUNDAYS. 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