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Garden New Yerk Says
Ganna Walska
PRIVATE PACT ON WEALTH
ChlcaRe. Dec. 20. After n married
life of twenty-six .venrs Mw. Kdltli
lleckpfeller fcCenn!ck. daughter of
Jehn D. Rockefeller, yesterdny obtained
n divorce from Hareld F. MoCermlck
In wliftt was said te be a record time
In Chlcace courts.
Only fifty minutes elapsed from the
time Mrs. McCermlcIc filed her bill until
' the decree was signed by Judge Charles
A. McDonald. Alimony was net men
tioned in the decree.
Mrs. McCermlek appeared In court
it 10:i"0 o'clock nnd filed her bill,
which tersely charged her husband
with deserting her en May 27, 1018,
in Zurich, Switzerland. A f"v min
utes later Mr. MtCermick'a attorneys
filtd an answer admitting the charge of
desertion, nnd less than twcnty-flvc
minutes Inter the hearing was started.
Mr. McCermlek did net appear In court.
Left Her In 1018
Mrs. McCermlek was asked leas
than half n dozen questions by her
attorneys, eliciting the fctatcments
necessary te bustain the bill. She tes
tified that she was married in ISO.",
that Mr. McCermlek left ber in Zurich
in J01S without reason, and that he bud
linee failed te provide for her.
The decree did net mention Iho three
children of the couple. Hareld F. Mc Mc
eormlek, Jr., nnd Miss Muriel Mc Mc
eormlek arc new living with their
father heie, while Mntblldc, the second
daughter, Is abroad.
Friends of the McCermlcks had fore fere
icen that the end of their domestic
tangle was near, for they both an
nounced thnt this was the lrt enr
they would make up the deficit of the
Chicago Grand Opera Company. They
are paying the 000,000 deficit this
year.
The announcement of the divorce
caused great excitement nt the audi
torium, where groups of grand opera
Kara discussed It eagerly.
Ter months it has been rumored thnt
the friendship of McCermlek and Miss
Mary Garden, directrix of the company,
mould tonic day end In marrlugc.
The rumor was further strengthened
when it wns declared by several mem
bers of the opera company that Miss
Garden would positively retire from the
itage nt the end of the 1023 tenseii.
New the friends of the diver-cd
couple en the "geld const" are simply
wondering when the expected announce
ment of the marriage of McCermlek
and Miss Garden will be made public.
Adjust .Meney Interests
i A private agreement adjusting all
the huge money interests involved wns
drawn up in advance of tlm suit and
Is In th" bands of ntterneys. T'ndT
the agreement tfie property is divided
en a basis of actual ewncri-hlp. the two
parties each receivlns cxactlv whnl
each purchased. Ne money settlement
is mane upon .Mrs. McCermlek.
.The one miner child. MiUhllde, is
ien her choice ns te which pnient slip
will Hve with. The McCermlek town
leube. nt 1000 Lake Shere drive. It Is
underttoed, gees te Mrs. McCermlek.
while Hep husbnnd retains the show
place at Lake Ferest.
Although the divorce disrupts one of
the wealthiest hohwhehh In America,
no word of property settlement or all all
neny was spoken in court. Mrs. Mc Mc
eormlek pef-scsees millions in her own
aame, nnd Mr. McCermlek is u multi
millionaire. Mr. McCermlek 'a nttor ntter
Jejs, nfler the henrlnc. said there tnizlit
be a division of property in which Mr.
nnd Mrs. McCermlek arc jointly inter.
ted. Tt is net expected, thev tnld,
that the separation v 111 nftVct their ro re
cnt loin gift of !; property or sup.
pert te th Chlcnse Opfra Company.
McCORMICK TO WED
WALSKA, N. Y. RUMOR
New Yerk, Dec. 20, "The .McCei .
nUCM have secured a elr.ui divorce.
I hank Iieavn both of them had ne
neugh net te cuhjeet their children te
He agony of parsing luicugli n len.r
Period of mudslinglns."
l'hi iMis the comment p,lcril.ir "f
Jv Uik friends of Hareld P. M M
'ermlck and Mrs. Fd.tli Rockefeller
JlcCermlck.
Thew frlendi tinted that ycstei-rh? 's
Jf proceedings '" Chicago were
agreed te by M-. nnd Mrs. McCermlek
jn order te pi-event the inlu ,of theii
iiame a name honored in the economic,
welai anf article history of America,
jsew. their friends predict, ench will
I nil hnpi.iuen In .i new nlllance.
..;,0,'nrdlng tu icneinl tfpeits, Mi
aicLermiek. se vien as retain leil
ferms'ltles are complied with, pxihu
Y marrj Gnnna WnMcn, the MuumiN
flJJi'iL'1 e,nS,,l wifei of Alexnndci
eimtb Oechrnu. honkers millionaire.
Mm. Walska is living qujefv In
arts nwniting n hoped-for divorce
.? i Ir- p?cnrl" and. it is-whispered.
R union with thp prcldent n the Inter
national Hnrvcster Cempnnv.
.Mrs. McCermlek. en the ether hand,
; been the recipient of ardent ntlen
.m from. a T0U"S foreigner nnd this
frle dC ratner expected by her
TrJ.' ,,??,en, thlN Mn' lftJ '" 101s MiRt
"areld McCermlek found hlmcli "eui
of rapnerf with his ulfe. This rphil
ai alienation beeame mere and mere
rv. ii i:"rn"uiny niter airs. .Me
S i ,k lfrem Sidhoed n forceful.
""i rnnr.vter, with the "power
mplex nlwnjs In th ixcemlen.".
1 .rk.Pfl ,IJvm ncw ,"1'1 darins expeil
"Kilts In synthetic psycholet.
-Jnf.exiifriments included ",,,.
xressien" from the teaching of Dr.
n Jung, noted psyche nnnlyxnnt. in
wftese vctrcnt. near JCurich. Mi. Me
Mirmlck found n mwen nenrlv nine
V.I v5"." e had met Dr. Jung in
new lerk and believed he could cute
ferinnCUr0 fr0ra whlch ehe was illf"
t8i,'?pathe.tl 5 ue wfts w'th I he
ronlB!,efDr- "? Sir. McCermlek
dere1. !" McCermlck's plans te
l.8il, ;7,lnB " Jertrlnc!- unti fellnil
-.?riJcb0J?slc,al sc,h001 et h"!1 own bi
a"e. He found that Mis. McCei-
mLa,re.a,ly l"1.'1 ?tl her P a" a
' Pupi fln cnree(l a number
ie,Vn1e ?f' th?K Wft.8 E,,win Knn. a
tft,Auu8trian architect. Krenn came
lit lu t0 Hiw? PVlie-nnalvhis
cVSb"cuT' Uarl,,a ,0 M" Me
ttn ""nlck snemed te he in
n?ely interested in her young pupil.
a i investigation of bis life in said tc
Cermi L.eni ln,ft-' b-v. en,s t Mr. 'Me.
v,erm'i,k in Ivrenn'a native country.
Explodlne Qas Burns Mlnera
,rhni,.M,narie' Pc- "O.Tehn n.
ChSS' n 8V-Cral mim . foreman;
Smith J' K,ltznr and Rebert M.
In n,.lriera.cn' ere serely burned
Wt V?i0,,0t of In W Ne. 4
Coln,' ";V 8lHehena VCelUerles
company at Kantlceke yqteifaay.
EVOKING, PtJBIIO mi(BPnl61 fflUBSi)AYi
-, ?,y
DE&BMBEft 0, 1921
Wed Duke
APPROVA
L OF IRISH
PACT NEAR, BELIEF
Pressure of Business Organiza
tions for Ratification Mak
ing Impression en Dail
EARLY VOTE IS PREDICTED
LADY ELIZABETH HOWES
LYONS Who. it Is rumored, may beceme
the bride of the Duke of Yurli,
brother of the Princess Mae, at
the same I line his sister weds Lord
Lnscelles
CABINET CHANGE TO BRING
UNITED CHINA, SAYS CHANG
General Declares New Constitution
Will Selve Natlen'3 Problems
renin. Dec. 2S. (By A. P.) A
united China under u strong govern
ment, with incidental colutien of the
ceuntrj's finnncinl problems. Is possible
as the result of the recent cnblnet
change. General Chang Tmie-LI'.i de
clares In nn interview published here.
General Chnug. who Is military gov
ernor of Manchuria, took n leading pnrt
In forming the new government under
Premier Liang Shih-Yi. which mic
ceeded that of Chin Yung-Peng en De
cember 18. His statement N challenged
by the foreign pre in Pckln, which
mnket charges ngnlnst some of the new
officials.
"Government by an Occidental con
stitution wns n failure," General
Cluing said. "Therefore we propose te
nsemble Parliament te frame u ncw
constitution suited te the temperament
of the people, fnlty hitherto wns Im
possible because officialdom was corrupt
and lacking the confidence of the prov
inces." The nntlvc pre wns General Chnng
Is preparing it campaign for the re re
c'ectien next jour of President Hsu
Khih-Chnng, with himself ns vice presi
dent. BIG RAID ON GREEN RIVER
"Wettest Spot In America" Yields
Hundreds of Gallens of Liquor
Itecli. Springs. Dec. 'JO. What Fed
eral agents declare wns the biguest pro
hibition raid ever undertaken In Wv.un
lug wns conducted jcMernuy In Reck
Springs. Green Itlicr Und Superior.
Up te neon forty p"rsen& had been ar
rested In Heck Springs nnd hundreds
of culleii of Illicit liquor eenllcnted.
The district was described by nrehibl-
tlen agent ns "Hid wettest spot in
i Western America "
Uy the Associated Press
Londen, Dec. 20. The majority of
English newspapct coneSpendents In
Ireland sec In Uie growing volume of
sentiment for tl peace treaty an in
dication tlrat ratification will go through
easily seen after the Dall Eireann re
convenes next Tuesday. Seme predict
that a vote will be taken as early as
Thursday, January 0.
The constant Increase In the number
of expressions by public bodies In favor
of the pact is emphasized bv the cer
respondents. The Times' rtnff man in
Dublin declnres it almost certain that
every meeting called te tllseuw the
treaty during the Dall's recess will vote
n Its favor, nnd says no Instance haB
been reported of any intention any
where te held a mectlnj hostile te It.
A few of the writers refer te yes
terday's repeit that n compromise in
suring ratification of the treaty had
been reached ut n secret meeting of the
leaders of both factions in the Dell
Eireann. but none is able te confirm
that such a meeting was held.
The fernlnjr 'Pest's BeU4 corr cerr
stMindsnt tetefrranh that the nulnlen in
Ulster is, that the Dall meeting -will npt
be finished by the end of ncxtV week,
and Adds: "With some knowledge of
wnni i unppening, i venture i"- iiu-
dlctlen that Irish delegates 'may be-' seen
again in Londen before long."
Wbilc Southern Ireland H rccer'Ung
its approval of the treaty, the Ulsrtfr
men, according te Hclfast dispatches te
the Daily TeleBrneh. are nassJng rese
lutiens refusing te agree te the beundary1
11,000,000,000,000 Rubles Issued
Klgn, Dec. 29. (By A. P.) A
wlrclcMt dispatch received here from
Moscow says that in four years the
Soviet Government has issued mere than
11.152,000,000,000 in paper rubles, ac
cording te an announcement mode, bv
Commissar of Fnancc Kretlnsky te the
Mocew All-Ituftslnn Soviet Congress.
ENDS LIFE IN EVERGLADES
Bedy of Deputy U. 3. Marshal
Found by 8emlnelc Indians
Miami, ma., Dec. 20. (Hy A. P.)
Werry ever finnncinl mutters was as
cribed today by relatives and friends ns
the motive for the suicide of Adam W.
Oberlln. Denuty United Steles Mar
shal for Southeastern Flerida, whose
body was found yesterday by Seminole
Tnrllnna In flm lvarirlartaa Olinrllt n..
commission provided for in the pact. cording te word received here, was n
;ienuer reeiuent et unnten, u., nu a
Aiember of the Ufie Senate.
1 Oberlln In nn nppnrcnt effort te cover
nV trnce of his movements lind made
hfe way through swnmp and under
bruvh te a thickly covered little island
JhreA miles from the spot where his
automobile was found scvcrnl days nge.
The Indiana chanced upon some trncke
left by the automobile and informed the
county Authorities, who found Obcr
lln's htvfr and beside it a revolver.
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If Hair Could Talk
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I nearly die. And then I am
ccerncd for net bein 'normal'.
"The treuble is, generally I
don't get normal treatment De
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feed, feed that will tone me up.
By Occident I get a little air and
sunshine, but for lack of feed, I
am starving."
Men and Women, feed your
hair with
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It is te the hair, what milk is te
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