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PERFORMANCE COUNTS"
This is Mack Quality
' "Alter runointf 100,000 miles in 5
years lent to the (hop fortbefirtt
general overhaul impoiiiblo to de
tect a rariation of more than .0005
of an inch in any cylinder bore."
From tni Utter mt tf hundreds k
, tktald lilt yea t read,
A REMARKABLE combination of
mileage and low operating costs.
Mack engineering features combined
with 18 basic Mack patents have de
veloped the Motor Truck the world is
talking about.
Capacities, 1 to 7& tons.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY
252 West 64th St., New York City.
Trousseaux
FOR twenty-five jreais, Spring and
Summer Brides have selected
their dainty trousseaux at the Grande
Maison de Blanc. Indeed it is this
fact that has earned for us the title of
the "Trousseau House of America."
t
Many recent importations from Paris
enable us to say truthfully that this
year finds us better prepared than
ever to supply every trousscau-
requisite of the bride-to-be.
We should also like to add that the
prices arc really moderate.
Grande Maison de Blanc
FIFTH AVENUE. 44th and 45th Streets
Your Feet
Rest and
Ask your dealer for
ALLEN'S FOOTEASE
The antiseptic, healing powder to shake
into your shoes and sprinkle in the foot-bath
This standard remedy gives quick relief to Aching, Swollen, Perspir
ing, Smarting or Tender feet, Blisters, Callouses, Corns, Bunions nnd
fa'oro Spots.
At night, sprinkle one or two AUen'a Foot-Ense nrm.
dcrs In tho foot-bath, nnd. soak and rub the feet. In the
morning shako some Allen's Foot-Ease In each shoe and
walk oil day In restful case and comfort.
, Kothlng relieves tha pain of tleht or new shoes so
quickly. Saves the friction npon nervous, painful feet,
and shots and stockings lost much longer.
Usod by American. British and French troops. Over
une xviunon nvo nunorea
i"eot, supplied vo our
r rcsnens mo icei una
01 .
urug ana
Dept. Stores
sell U.
wmm
AoneitflymadeIione$thr$old
Wc pre earnestly seeking a market for an honest
product a remolded tiro with a guarantee of
mileage and a certainty of value.
PIUCES AS FOLLOWS:
32x4 $15.65
31x4 ..ei0.75
Other sires in propor
Come
SINCLAIR
HAHLCit BRANaa
V
"The Trouueait
House oj America,"
Inc.
Want
Comfort
a package of
inousana ids. oj Powder for tho
troops oy toe uovornraent. It
gives new vigor.
1
VALUE '
$8.00-1 SJx4H $22.50
38 x 7 Cord $57.00
tion Writa for complete price lift
in and look us over.
RUBBER CO., Inc.
DISOOKtYN BRANCH
!
THE SUN
QROKER AND WIFE
READY FOR TRIAL
Illness of Judge Donnoll De
lays Honrinj? of Suit Brought
hy His Children.
COUSIN DEFENDS WOMAN
Old Tnmmany Boss Tolls Why
He Transferred Property
CasoMoy Begin Monday.
Sp'finl In This firN am Nrw Yoni: llr.iuin
West Palm Beach, FIa April 7.
Counsel for Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Croltcr completed their caso to-day and
arc ready to go to trial on the chat-go
that tho old "Boss of Tammany Hall"
Is Ecnllo and that his wife, owing to
this alleged fact, has managed to get
much of his property away from him,
but tho absenco of Judge E. B. Domiell,
of the Circuit Court of Palm Beach
County, who granted tho temporary In
junction and who In 111 at his. noma In
Jacksonville, Is holding things up. It
Is likely the caso will begtn Monday
Felends of Sir. Crokcr pointed out to
day why It was, as appears In tho vol
uminous affidavits already fllod, that
prior to his second marriage, ho trans
acted so much of his business through
his son, Rltfhnrd, Jr. They fald that the
first Mrs. Crokcr, from whom Crokc
woh separated during theso years, al
vnys refused to sign any papers what
ever and thit therefore her hu?bninl
could not deal In re.U property In his
own namo. Tho Palm lloacli property,
which was afterward sold to Otto II.
Kuhn, he boulit In the namo of his son,
anu tho property upon which Tho Wig
warn, his own homo, stands, he pur
chased In tho name of his brother-in-law.
'
Mr. Croker said to-day that ho after
ward transferred Tho Wigwam ard
somo adjacent property, also held by
h'3 brother-in-law, to his wife becaus.
he wanted her to have the homo In her
name. Ho also made the same ex
planation for the transfer to her ur
Glen Cairn, his estate In Ireland.
Wife Made Money for Illni.
"I am an old man," said Mr. Crokcr.
"and I felt that my wife ought to own
tho homos In which wo live. I have per
fect trust In her with good reason nnd
I do not seo that there Is anything
strange In my having given her tho
homes wo occupy. I gave hor the whole
Irish estate, everything that was there.
I gave her the horses hcenuso I knew
sho was fond of them and would take
caro of them."
In fpeaklnc? of Ms wlfo Mr. Croker
said that she made 50,000 for him a
year ago In ono transaction, at a time
when ho wbb very sick.
"A thing that amuses me," Mr. Croker
continued, ''la tho concern my children
apparently have about what my wife
get In Uie first place I will say that
my wife has earned since we married
In deals that sho has swung herseir,
considerably more than wi both have
spent since wo were married. If my
wlfo was extravagant, forcing herself
Into society down hero by lavish enter
talnlng that, was dissipating my for
tune, I can seo how they might feel like
making tfome complaint, but Instead we
have ono servant, we live very quietly
and happly and what we have spent she
has earned twice over. My eon Rich
ard cannot complain about my running
away and getting married without tell
ing him aboSt it, as ono of tho papers
i read to-day nad It.'
Mrs. Croker'a Life In Ilelnll.
Harold Nathan. Mrs. Croker's cousin.
Issued a formal statemont to-day in
which ha defended her against the ac
cusations of tho Croker children and
AW " l
fi&u ii ii nvi ir r ti
m ihAmmmmmttmmmi&mmm
M jM Sopranos p X
imm HuarK i ilia mi pn ! I i w mi v i
lift iM&;wwEmtm&M;xt?mmimi
HHHH fortieth UK3y
FLORENCE EASTON
makes Vocauon Records exclusively '
The DamnAtionV' Faust
; - v
Given under the auspices of the Ne York Oratorio Society
at the 71st Regiment Armory 34th Street and Park Avenue.
Saturday, April 'lOth; 8:15 P. M.
' i
You are cordially invited to hear the Vocation j
Records of Florence Boston at all Aeolian stores
The Aeolian' C'ompXnyp
xtt Makers of the WorU-Famous PhononathTht Aeollan-VIU (
In MANHATTAN
39 West 42nd Street
In
367
AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920.
gavo all tho details of her early life.
HA said:
"She waa born In Indian Territory,
near Mayavllle, Ark., In 1881, Sho never
has misrepresented her age. Sho Is en
rolled as a Chorokco Indian, one of tha
flvo civilized tribes, and has an allot
ment or land as a membor of such
tribe. Hor parents, uro substantial
paople, owning a ranch of flvo hundred
acres, Her undo Is now a membor of
Congress, She was educated In tha
Chorokco National Fcmulo Seminary at
Taniaquah, Indian Territory, and was
graduated In IKK. Sho then took a
course in tho summer normal school of
Chicago University and afterward
tauRht mathematics at (ho Tahlaquah
Seminary for about five years,
"About 1008 she went to HoMon and
ntcrcd Dr. Curry's School of Exprea
Ion, Sho was thero for three years,
-ailing a four year courso In that time.
Hor parcnlfl paid lfVr expennc. She re
turned to Indian Territory ubout 1911
and taught expression to private pupils
In Muskogee, also gymnastics In tho
public schools. In March, 1913, she
went to tho Wilson Inaugural, repre
senting Oklahoma In tho suffrago
l.parrulc, nnd' then went to New York,
where sho ntudlcd volco work undor
toatihers of music. Sho maintained her
nolf by giving recitals and by means of
remittances from her imrents.
"The statements that havo been mado
that sho was a cabaret and chorus
singer, that she appeared at Churchill1
In cabaret nnd In tho Hippodrome
chorus are willfully, maliciously false.
Sho never appeared at Churchill's, and
never appeared at tho Hippodrome. Sho
has been accused of having a gay time
In the summer of 1914, whereas, In fact,
Bhe upont that somiiner giving recitals
through a Berks of girls' and boys'
camps In tho New England States.
"The sensational charges made against
Mrs. Crokcr aro baseless nnd fabrica
tions unsupported by any competent
proof. She will no longer tamely submit
to the spreading of such falso and
defamatory statements."
WOMAN FREED AS HOMICIDE.
Acquitted of Murder of
Her
Divorced Husband.
Hampton, V.a., April 7. Mra Mlttlo
Jostcr Cummlng, clsirged with tho mur
der of her dlvotccd husband, who was
shot to death In the street here, was
acquitted to-night by a Jury.
Tho verdict wn returned after the
EXHIBITIONS &
ANDERSON
PARK AVENUE & 59T"
SALE THIS AFTERNOON AT 2J0
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
ANCIENT CHINESE ART
TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OP
EDWARD G. GETZ
WHOSE BUILDING AT 14 EAST 45th STREET
IS TO BE TORN DOWN
J To be told Thursday, Friday, Saturday afternoon, April
8, 9, ,10, at 2:S0 o'clock.
OPENING SALE
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
AND TWO IMPORTANT TAPESTRIES
COLLECTED BY
MR. C. F. DlEJERICH
963 FIFTH AVENUE
J To be sold Th ursdoy, Fnday evening', April 8, 9, ai 8:16 o'dock.
SALES CONDUCTED BY MR.
THE BRONX
East 149th Street
In BROOKLYN
nFIatbush Avenue
j) Russian Sables
V Canadian, Marten I
I Coats and Wraps
in cloth and silk k
Ulmlloii..
k
reres
ti'AHlMO lit
Ncwrk
Jury had deliberated only four minutes.
Mrs. Cummlng'a ex-husband, S. Gordon
Cummlng, a lawyer and former -member
of tha Legislature, was killed Fcbruory
7. Mrs. Cummins told tho Jury she met
him that day and asked for money, ond
that lis threatened to lock her up again.
Sundaes Dooited to 22 Cent.
BpeHnl to Tub Bcn a.nd New Yosk Hekald.
Ciiicaoo, April 7. That stranga mix-
turo of cornstarch, cracked Ice and fruit
flavor known as a "Chicago mindao "
has gono IL C. L, crazy again and Is
Selling In the "Loop" for 22 cents In
stead of the war prlos) of 17 cento.
Nerr Ftaherlea Treaty Proposed.
Ottawa, April 7, A new fishing
treaty recommended by the Canadian
American fisheries conference will be
submitted to Parliament this session If
approved by representatives of both Do
minion and American Governments, it
was announced to-day.
SALES AT THE
GALLERIES
STREET, NEW YORK
TONIGHT AT 8.15
FREDERICK A CHAPMAN
will he
I I
3Sm
Company.
soloist at the
f or t ieth
anniversary
performance
of
v
In NEWARK
895 Broad Street
f
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICA'S FOREMOST
Winter Garden Mnetoda??'
LOUIS DB FOB, WORLD -'JA lUulta
now ptXTacic. 1'uttrv em um ip
' niYVrHTuea.Mb. W.of W'wsy. Ev.8 JO
"Win M(l; Wwl, a fit. 2:30.
& DITRICHSTEIN m
"XOtU CT The., near R'way. Kvm. 8:40
yfin J I . JUts. VVod. & Sat. 2:40.
ChulM Cherry and nnMlAI
CTinrlnji Ijvrrimnrn
In thf Pamutis Cutnnljr
fMiiMirNGERS OPERA CO,
in Oilbrrt flulllvan'N fomif (citi li'irlrso'i"
RWISM&
"The tictt show 1 ovrr haw In my life."
Aleiander Woollcott of the Tlmoi.
PARK THEATRE. Co!umbuClrc!e.KvM.
i MmJniWHatiinlayg:16. 8:l.
VPI AVMnl W. 48th fit, Kv.8ao.
riJ I riUUDCi Mats.Wod. Bat. TM.
Wonderful Thing
48TH ST. THEA. L'JSS
THE GREAT AMERICAN MELODRAMA
STORM
THE
Is Scoring the Season's
MA.MM.
ELLIOTT'S1
'lnrairo,
Eves. 830
Mats, Wed.
dat. 230.
1 New RovuisIC!
Rovtmlcal Csmody
"Tim mnst beautiful Tra
duction Broadway hat ever
What'a In a Namo" top of
8tt. Put
your lltt."-
-kvp. Bun.
CAN AMERICAN 1IUHRAND3 IN
PERU BE EXTRADITED?
Meet
A Lnuoti a Minute.
At homo Kvs.8:30.Mts.WcA & Sat. 230.
Irlnceis Theatre. 39tb St.. nr. ll'way
LITTLE TH E ATR E otfcy.
(Evs. t 8 20 MaU. Sat. it Wed 220.
RICHARD BENNETT in
Euicne Q. O'NtlU'a Orw( Drama,
Beyond the Horizon
CCI VtVM West 42 Ht. Eveniuffs 830.
OfcL.W I IN MaU. Wed. & Hat. 2 ilO.
DONALD I PEGGY RALPH
BRIAN I WOOD I MORGAN
In th
'BUDDIES"
Mualcal
Hit
NEW YORK'S I. h A D I NO , T
PMPIRP n'way 40Ut. Evm.830.
C4VU 1IC Mats. Wed. 4 Sat. 230.
"A tujxrbly human piece of acting." Bun.
ETHEL 1113r'
6ARRYM0RE DECLASSEE
CRITERION LfSvK0'
T LIONEL
DARRYMORh
"Mora admirable than his Ibheton,''-nt)t
THE LETTER OF THE LAW
(U Rore Rauge)
Kn',rWrvir1rT D'y & 38 St. E-s. 830.
NniaCerDOCKCr MaU.To.lv8.it.2:SS
Mnlinre TorlavENT11115 OhCH. S1.S0.
iviaunce i oaay,llUa sl oo 2d .la,c
The Sunshiny Cape Lkxl ixmiy
I Best BeaU at Box OfDce. Keg. IMcen.
Wfft 44tb St. Kventflgs 8:30.
Mats. To-day & Sat. 230.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 220.
' : "tup cim
enore uinc daughter"
By Qconre Scarborough and David llelateo.
7o7n in'nwarr'j
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Cort -MttJ.WtitJtt. CvnSlS
GLOBE "Apple Blos5om"
KreUltr-Jirobl-Le Ilaron Operetta
with John Charles Thomas.
WOda Bennett. SUr Cast. MatWed. !c Sl.
rAInARD'wytoos,' i'op.prices.
Mats. To-day & 8t.
aauncey0LC0TT4No8rj8,
Nxt.Wk. ROBERT MANTELL In Repertoire,
MADISON SQ. GARDEN 1
TWICE DAILY. 2:18 and 8:15. I
uoors upen Hour Earlier
RINGLIHG BROS.,
BARNUM&BAILEY
AND
SOMDINR-J,
THE WONDER SHOW OF THE UNIVERSE
UNANIMO08LY AND ENTHUSIAST!.
CALLY ACCLAIMED "GREATEST.
GRANDEST AND MOST MARVELODd
SHOW EVER PRESENTED.
OUr&ntlVl 7w nnnaM mi C.M.1M
GUtantlo
Adinlaylpn to Evemhlna, Includlni soats.
fOctoW.OO, fccorilas tolocatlon (War Tat
"wuuurvu uoaer vi at reduoed
pricaa, all matinees, except Sat, to 11.10
set and ovtr.
BranchTlcietOfflceirNo advance In prices)
m .Glmbel Bros., t. It. Macy t Co
nil. r. Ktltn'i
rALACE
B'way47th8t.
Mats. Dally 23-11.
ELIZABETfl niUCE la
uierMas Heme, with
WILL MOnRISSY, Va-
i.jr rair, ueorgie rrlce.
. Jl r.ATJt.
LEE la Person.
I)B. F. Keith's
KlVERSIDE
B'way A Mlh St.
Wm. & Gordon Doqlsy
Sophie Tucker.
TS..L!J'!shoP''Il7n
Ardtll ar Co.. Erie Zt td7
IMPORTANT TO ALL
OU.IUAI l'ATKONS.
o taors of the Keith celebrated Suaajy
fJB"!, i Cent"- Thestre, but th
Ketth Siaday Ooocerti at the ilanhittaa
Opera Homs trery Sunday afterncoaX and
"Every Day U
a Holiday at
the Hip."
Mall.
SMARK T-V,
tranD
tl. ft. AL. . a"
TP H
to u wt jhl. mm m mm Am,, jm.
HOW
53
R
n . i i v. ... .
The Womsn sad The
mppei. i)ist.
Strand Orchestra.
Uway4:47th st
POLUMBIA. Bway & 4T. Twlca DlUy.lEv.s.
OXRJJI A LA CARTE. imC
AMUSEMENTS,
THEATRES AND HITa.
DIRECTION Or
nMflt.. O. P. Welt. Kir.Silfl
Wl Mat. :wed. nd Sat. 3:l,
Wl L STAR RtVIVdl- Vr
U a p R 1 q West St. Ererdrwi 830,
HAKKID Iat..wed.l&satv4a().
"A triumph of pop, Hp wd bln. TrlD.
THE CODUHN3 prn.
ItalnlturMutlcal Buecou
THE TIIKATRE OUILD HlKBBNTB
"IAMP r.LEGG'
Dy St. Jolm Krvlnf. Autliorof 'John Kayion
SPECIAL NjVI'INEES at tho GARRICK
MRDEA a
mi ..nii, .n.i tii!fvlnit."-A. Woollcotf
TO-MORROW AT 330
Y. Ray Conmlock dc worna umr""""
iunw.. " w,,,.,,.
rth , A J.. H ira
month -UrlIII anJ uifu
Tborou.hlr amiiulm-, capiully actod.-Trlb,
MATINEE TODAY 2:30
MqcKELLAR
Sensational SuperSucces3 f
UKOADHUUST.W.4tilHt.Evi.830.
Jane COWL
In "HMII.IN THROUOII."
MatJ. TO-DAV & Hat. 230. 1
Mnpr;rn wt 45 au Era. at sao.
MatineM Sat & Wed. 220
Till!
HENSATIONAL. TRIUMPH
ELSIE
10 Arnold HfnnoH a
Nw Plar
Ferguson
SACRED and
PROFANE LOVE
THtA
V483t
3 OlSO WAT VtOQAT"
TW HU3KVU. CDMtW MIT
ADELC ROWUND
CENTRAL
Th., 47 8t. & R'y. Ev. 8:30.
Mats. Wed. A Sat. 2:30.
Samr 1
Dernara
ernara irineDoraoni
In "AH YOU W KHK."
44TT4 CT Theatrr ,W .of B'way. Kycs.8.30.
I n D 1 . MaU ,Ve,. & 8t. 2:20.
CECIL .
LEAr
Vr.uii. i, ivik WHU 5 HtKfc.
with CLEO MAYFIELD
Musical Oumedy Triumph.
for two lttrs 72l 'k '
EAST, is WEST
wits Fay HiuMTtn.
Asror- Mttlnrts W1. eJtt.
II E AT it K 3 ANU 8UOCTE88ES
NEW AMSTERDAM
WEST 42 ST.
Kvri. at 8:10.
Mats. Wed. & Sat., GOc to S2. No IHghcr
ED. WYNN
CARNIVAL
A Joyoua Musical Rerun, lit Edition
A SUCCESS and a STAMPEDE.
NEJV AMSTECOAM POOP
You can Dlne.Daneo ma Sma
If J AND rvcjV.
KIDHIGHT FDQDC
1 V Dtiini-Omtt at 7-Jupper ilB 1 J
Cohan & Harris Muved.2&'sat.t0
jtt th Assourrs wakwk teiumhi
ArATiipikct piAy cotuTBvcnoa
(By BITA WE1MAN1
I YPFI IM Tneatr VVYsWitbSt Rv. 8:3U.
L.1WCUIVI MatlnTo-diy&Sat.220.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 30.
DAVID UELASCO presents
InaCIairebDKsfeu
aH' COHAN 'ay.4aast Eve s:30.
oft. lA..VM- Wed. A Sat. 230.
- WILLIAM
Collier-
'A Laughing
ire.il i dm
Can't He
Boat."
In "THE ' HOTTENTOT. "Ifa a Scream"
Evs. 830. Mats. TO-DAY & Sat. 320.
HENRY MILLER fi$L
ureenwicn v mage Mts,Twiaj, & 8lt, 2 a0-
PoDular Pricn Matinee Tn-rfiv.
EMILY STEVENS
in rhtUn C n D U p ' with O. P.
I Moellers OW r m C HEGOIE
Line an improper awry muspcrcd behind
Valenriennei fan." Tlm.
HUDSON
Booth Tarkiftgton'j
Clarence
WcM 44th St.
Et.830. Mats
Wt.&8at. 2-20.
"Best Light Comedy Eyer Written by an
Amerlcan."-Heywood Broun, Tribune.
John l.
UOLDEN
presents
GAIETY. B'y 40 8t. Ets.830. Mt.Wed.ABat
I IQCi OTV W. 42fl 8t. Kn. B-jn
"THE NIGHT BOAT"
fX6.5.H0S5'
4ISX
iCAPITOL iTY
. 73 .nEAT FEATURES
PAULINE FREDERICK
.'?"T"E WOMAN IN ROOM 13"
"HANSEL and GRETEL"
4.1'ITOI. fix M-HOvn' nrHlE8TnA
LITTLE THEATRE
th 8t- West
. Four Mon.. Apr. 19: TueiT 33T??77;.
u uroaa
ALllt IN WUNUfiKLAND
Arruytrd by Rachol Barton Butlor
Innim.1. 4v.l-. I KflT A
ACTED IIY (llimvw.iroa I Flr.M
with MAJ3EL TALIAFEIlrfo aa' Alice'
Pot N, Y. KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATI
SEATS on SALE TO-MOItIiiwT; I
SJIMUWMll
AtelUn Hall
Wed. Aft., April 14, .t
VIOLIN RECITAL HELEN
JEFFREY
Mtt. Daniel Maysr.
fltlnwy piano.
fU?pbt 0 C9NSXANOEi BINNEY
iJLSr. Ti':L ?WPJ. Fantasy
aiHA1 :IVI.I OHCHESTHA
IAI TTsr 11 n "
w jonn Darrymorc
ta'
Dr. JekrU tjjd
mm
vizis'
7 S in
Ur.
AMUSEMENTS,
LED AND J, J. BHuniBRT.
r
SEASON'S BIGGEST HITl
OaviMt and aweotcat nf all
Wuolkutt, Tlmia.
Distinctly lirilllant. R'orJJ.
Dulmloat nnd awiHitut of season.
ISrotln, Tribune.
If VaffiASHlK MofBW
Afagw-daSst, curtain '0
flfie Cttmmni JArwd Qmcdy
PAQINIH 30th fit. A ll'way. Evm.HSO.
WlDllNU Matlneivs Wed. k Hat. 2:20,
Victor Herbert's Musical Hucci-vi
My Golden Girl
mMPnY4lt nr U'way. Bvs. 8 23,
L-UiViriU I Mftl)l T,iy & Hat. 2 -if.
MY LADY
Ainerlm's
(lriMU.t
Comody
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