The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 8

ORES ie who represented them both, that| Way he carried on he seemed to think |and her own ‘judgment made me @ sy wouki permanently disagree, ny that he would allow her and/ profit in a business transactio children $35,000 a year, He said has for a husband. ee ey ee ee ee eee PALM BEACH, Fila. April] city, and that they would repay this|in Palm Beach real estate. When } Groker, referring to do-| out of their mother’s estate when jt| married Mrs. Croker she d'4 not even t her and arrange for daily delivery. remarried to the nicé| || * , iol ahs ing all this for her the way repaying me is to furnish @ long aM@idavit attacking ity and attacking my wife. ho was killed at Dusiness. Speaking early in the tall to buy a thou. gifts I have made to my children, in| invest. I don’t know what become save tet? of Jand on the ocean in the addition to the $720,000 my attorney | of it. centre of my holdings. told of the other day, I will say those of the various|a draft for it and sent him thi “After 1 married and got down to wouldn't do {t enough to live comfortably on in the| this money my wife ai T have made was settled. I told him to go ahead, | know I had a home In Iresand or that and later, when I was getting short|I had a house down here. but she did and the estate was settled, 1 asked | not look upon me as a rich min, -| that these advances be repaid. The “My wife through her own initiative Profit of $50,000 in gne deal last winter 000} at the time I was so ill—when my son Howard was here. I had been it was terrible I should suggest it. “Or occasion I made | “Some people make an awful fuss, But Borden’s milk raised four of us.”” 4 Written by Dora Kitchen, age 11 years, Plainfield, N. 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Newest Styles Newest Colors Anticipating every fashionable require- Displaying a pronounced tendency to- ment—expressing that quiet elegance ward gaiety—but the more repressed so desira to women of cultured shades are, of course, included. Tans, tastes. Bouffant, straightline and Navy, Consn, Black, Browns, Dark novel silhouettes — individualized by Greens, Grays, Sapphire, etc. Nothing chic innovations and embellishments. like them in town! No Alterations—No C. O. D.’s—All Sales Final! —Tricotine —Messaline Embroidered Taffeta, En er , D ‘rom. lore the papers were ready she “The owner lived on the Pacific |/had it sold for $100,000 to a, Philadel- gifts were going on all the timo and| Palm Beach there was one time when | Coast, His agent notified me he had|phia woman and the two deals were daliah k 1 did not attempt to keep ck of|! didn’t have a cent I could put my | decided to accept my offer of $50,000 | closed at one time, one deal financing them. Only this morning I ran acroas| hands on and T wrote Richard and | for the tract. [ had no ready money, | the other. That ix more than my chil- 4 cancelled check for $2,600 that Ijasked him to advance me $10,000. He|was sick and deelihed to take it up,|dren ever did’ for me, and the profit Li ve Richard to return home on when My wife followed up the deal, found |she made jm less than sixty days is 24 @ came to Ireland to see me and| “I said | would sc") wut for $2,600,- {it would take two months to he | more than we have spent in all living said he did not have anything to get| 000," Mr. Croker said. “I meant rs back and a search expenses, combined since we were back with. that to cover everything I possess and | bluffed the deal throw married.” by 4 “I remember Richard writing mej|cverything my wife owns. We con- = = = = =F — - _—— . | to ask if he could not give Ethel and |#'der the estate asa unit. 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