Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 20

PROFFERED BRIB T0 ABDUCT DANCER Indian Nautch Girl’s Uncle Says Maharajah Sought His Aid in Plot. By the Associated Press. BOMBAY, March 27.—The prosecu- tion in the trial of the nine men charged with attempting to abduct the dancing girl, Mumtaz Begum, after her escape from the household of the Maharajah of Indore, today called to the witness stand the girl's uncle, Alla Bux Wazir. The author- ities are endeavoring to prove that the affray on Malabar Hill, Bombay, the evening of January 12, in which the wealthy merchant, Abdul Kadir Baula, was killed, was the result of an elaborate plot to roturn the nautch girl to the Maharajah, of whom she had been the favorite. Baula was with the girl when at- tacked by a gang and in the ensu- ing fight, in which knives played a part, Mumtaz was slashed across the face and a Brigish lieutenant was in- jured. Mumt#z yesterday _testified that ahé had gone to the Maharajah's court first as a singing girl and that later she became the ruler's mis- tress. Summoned by Prince. Her uncle testified today that after she had fled from the court he had been called to Indore, where he Was told the Maharajah wanted him. Upon his arrival, he sald, he was informed by two of the accused men that he would be given assistance if he helped capture the girl. Returning to Bombay, he warned Baula, with whom Mumtaz had be- come friendly, that he was being watched. Afterward he learned that Baula's watchman had been bribed to leave the doors of the merchant's bungalow unlocked. Baula, being apprised of this, dismissed the watch- man. S e L The Woman's Chamber of Com- merce of St. Louls {s campaigning to secyre 2,000 additional members in order to assist in carrying out the organization's program for civic service. Vi 1 THE MEN’S STORE ‘Jhe Vogy6 For Bight Harvard Will Get Artemas Ward Ad Concern by Will Gum and W eight Machine Pennies Are Included, Son Gets Million, By the Associated Pres: NEW YORK, March 27.—The will of Artemas Ward, head of the ad- vertising firm of that name, who dled here March 14, was filed yesterday. Its largest bequest is a life | t in a $1,000,000 trust fund to h residue, & life interest In & trust fund of $115,000 and a legacy of 35,000, is left to his housekeeper, Martina T. Robinson of New York, while be- quests totaling $79,200 are made to the 143 employes of his two New York offices. The residue is left to Harvard Uni- versity in memery of Gen. Artemas Ward, the testator's great-grand- father and a graduate of the univers sity. The income of this fund is to lotted to establish Gen. Wanrd's s country,” and shall be aintain permanently his ard's) old homestead at Shrowsbury, Mass., as a public, pa- triotioc museum" and for such other purposes as the university deems proper. The main portion of the residue of the estate, which was left to Harvard University, is the business of Artemas Ward, Inc, which controls the Intér- borough Subway advertising, news stands and merchandise privileges. Harvard, accordingly,. will hereafter profit by all the pennies dropped into the chocolate and gum machines and the welghing machines in the ele- vated and subway stations, and will receive the income of news stands and the car advertising. friend of used to Rice With Brains. Remove the skin or membrane from one set of beef.or hog brains and wash well. Put two cupfuls of rice and the brains in bolling water and cook for 30 minutes Season with pepper and salt to sult the taste. If liked, & cupful of tomatoes and a sweet pepper or two may be added. Rice cooked In this way has about the same flavor as rice cooked with chicken. mn _glers / .| Youmans of Columbus, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON VOLUNTEER DOCTORS SAVE TWO ON OCEAN Woman on One Ship and Purser of Another Undergo Major . 'Operations. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 27,—Steam- ships arriving here yesterdey brought accounts of major operations at sea through which the lives of two per- sona were saved by volunteer sur- geons and nurses. The patients Mra, Ohio, was taken to St. Luke's Hos- pital from the Anchor liner Tuscania, and Herbert A, Stoddart, purser of the Royal Mail steam packet liner Araguaya, who was removed to & hospital in Hamilton, Bermuda, when the ship docked there. Mrs, Youmans was operated on by Dr. Kellogg Speed, a surgepn of Chi- cago, assisted by Dr. James Reed, the ship's surgeon; Dr. Warner Bishop Clara who were Dizzy? Headachy? You're Bilious! Take 2 of 8t. Luke's Hespital, and Dr. Hush Mps, Bishop. wife of the 8t. Luke's surgeon, re- turned to her former occupation of trained nurse for the eccasion. The operation was performed at night while the ship was riding rough seas from San Juan, P. R., t - In the case of Stoddart, the en route from Bermuda, ho two hours, while a cafe loun cleared and transformed Into an oper- ating room. Dr, M. E. Hudley of Marti ille, Va., and Dr. M. J. Shaughnessy of Framingham, M . passengers, alded the ship's surg Dr. M. E. Rich- ardson. Miss C. J, Bertelick of New York and Miss Mary Hudson, Roches- ter, N. Y., trained nurses, who alse were passengers, assisted. After the operation, which was for & ruptured gall bladder, the ship put on full speed for Hamilton, Bermuda, where Stoddardt was remaved to a hospital. - Announcement of the formation of a gigantic merger in the collar manu- facturing Industry serves ta recall the fact that the detachable collar was the invention ef a woman, Mrs. Hannah L. Mont blacksmith in Tro For Constipation, Headache, Biliousness Cw LONG with the carefree noncha- lance that is so evident in men’s clothes this Spring, come the light, bright colors that serve to accentuate it. Young men will delight in the ease and the breeze of them—older men will find that dignity may be as well expressed in these cheerful tones as in somber ones. Spring colors—bright, light shades— you'll find them here, where well groomed ease is a style, in everything a man wears. The Men's Store, First and Second floors. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits in’fawn, gray, tan and biscuit shades are developed in the season’s newest 2 and 3 button models, superbly tailored foreign and domestic fabrics. Stripes predominate, $55. Young Fellows’ Suits, $25. English Topcoats in models and fabrics that are exclusive—our direct import. Fawn and tan shades lead, but there are also man“; The Sansdown, 4-button; t of the popular grays. e Boxmoor, 3-button, Both in new, novel Scotch weaves. $60. Nothing better than a pear| gray Stetson to go with your Spring Suit or Top- §7. coat. OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP Colors es » Woodlothian Shirts, in checks of light blue and tan, and gray; othets. - Collar match. $4. Socks of all pure silk, full fashioned, in stripés vf_ gray and the new, bright ted. $3. Handkerchiefs, in Plock printed crepe silk; London made; in btight colors gas $250. red many to Famous Resilio Ties ih fiew blocks ; bright color combinatiens; the one sketched, gold, blue and brown, - $1.50. - A Light Tan Oxford that's smart as a whip with the light clothés. ter made. §14. None bet- podmard & Wothrop D. FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925, HAWAIIANS TO ATTACK INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS ——— Sugar Planters to Employ Experts to attaek indystral preblems by the same method. The association announced yester- day a survey would be made of the general plantation conditions, includ- ing factory operation, housing, sani- tation and general weifare by a group to Alleviste Conditions Among |of specialists in industrial relations. Faur of these specialists are now- in Cane Workers. the island. By the Associated Press. SE—— HONOLULU, March 27.—The Hawai-| In Norway all bars have been re- fan Sugar Planters' Association, hav- |maved which disqualify women from ing conquered same of the agricultyral |any career or any positien on ac- Problems of the Hawailan cane in-|count of sex, with the exception of dustry by the maintenance of a staff |the posifon as n minister of the of scientific experts, is now Preparing “state church, $250—8.DAY TRIPS TTORINA $1 10 ~ FLORIDA o— TRAIN, BUS SERVICE AND ALL MEALS Stopavers at Daytona. .St. Aygustine. .Miami. .Palm Beach. . Hollywood, Etc. taking in the last and biggest day of the Ponce De Leon Celebration ar St. Augustine. Next Tour Starts March 29th | Reservatians for This 39th Trip Taken Until 11 AM. Saturday, i | School Teachers' Specisl—Easter trip on April 1lth. Inquire! | Phone mm N LEW M Room ‘20’ I Franklin 363 l cubii bt o [T T ; HOLLYWOOD By the Sea FLORIDA A REAL Merchant Tailoring Value—! Regular $45 and $50 Quality Spring Suitings - & Topcoatings RIGHT TIME FOR 3D Tailored to Your Measure A saving opportunity that will appeal to those men most particular about their clothes. Order NOW for Easter. NEWCORN & GREEN 1002 F Street N.W. Merchant Tailors for 26 Years MOTHERS— FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND ] YOUTHFUC APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN l" at Tenth St. > oD Tomorrow—the logical day for securing daughter's new hat or dress—will be a busy one at KAFK We have arranged unusual values for the day— A RA- TION OF BARGAIN ITEMS IN QUALITY KIDDIE WEAR that will wind up our GREATEST MONTH O} CHILDREN'S BUSINESS IN OUR HISTORY. Many unusual opportunities—ALL NEW, FRESH DRESSES, COATS AND HATS—a very special prices. Kiddies—Specials Offering pronounced reductions and special valyes in— Girls’ Coats Special at A distinctive collection of just the sweetest little models we have assembled for a similar season— NEW 'SPRING EFFECTS DEVELOPED FROM VELOURS, BENGALYNA] FLANNEL AND CUT POLAIRE, in the becoming shades of azure, opal, rust, jade, banana and oakwood. Sizes 7 to 14. A SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICE! Three Special Saturday Dress Values Every one of the three values below is a distinctive offering— A VALUE-GIVING SPECIAL that carries with it an extra appeal on account of the fact that YOU ARE NOT OFFERED SALES DRESSES —but NEW, FRESH, CRISP Dresses at prices (as we note below) SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY! Choose from Genuine English Broadcloths, Pongees, Real Irish Linen, Silk Stripes, etc.— plain colors, prints and stripes—sizes 6 to 14. . A SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICE! A charming variety of piquant designs—featuring'shades of W ood- rose, Powder, Jade and all the high shades on Crepe De Chine, Taffeta and Silk Printed Grounds. Sizes 6 to 14. A SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICE! Exclusive designs—exhibiting a most exacting note of perfection in workmanship and detail. FROCKS of Satinbacked Crepe de Chine— the last word in walue at THIS SPECIAL SATURDAY, .PRICE. Sizes 6 to 14. A most comfn’ehensi\'e assortment of Taffeta and Straw Combined Styles for the Girl—a shade to match any dress or coat. A SPECIAL SATUR- DAY PRICE. -KAFKA’S—F at Tenth St.