Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 18

et MURDERS PLANNED T0 LBERATE EPT Say Reputed Confessions Killing of Stack Was First of Series. By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Egypt, April 22.—The judi- elal authorities have published what they declare to be a summary of the confessions of some of the men ac- cused in connection with the assassi- nation last November of the Sirdar of Egypt, Gen. Sir Lee Stack. Abdel Fattah Anayat, one of the ac- cused, is quoted as declaring in the course of his statement that, follow- By the Associated Press. 1 GENEROSITY OF SARGENT| WILL CUT ESTATE TOTAL Artist’s Will Is in Amerfca, Brit- ish Paper Says—Made During Submarine Campaign. TONDON, April 22.—The Daily Mail says jt understands that the willof, John “Singer Sargent, the painter, who died last week, is in the United States, where Mr. Sargent drew’t up. just before he salled for England during the height of the German sub- marine campaign. ‘The newspaper expresses the be- lief that the estate will not prove so large as might be expected, because Mr. Sargent was exceedingly gener- ous and gave away large sums. His closest friends are unable to say whether he intended to bequeath any of his works to the nation, but it is believed his will makes no such re- quest. PR L - PLANS:WRIT OF ERROR. Government to Carry Utah Fraud Charge to Highest Court. The Department of Justice will seek a Supreme Court ruling on the ques- tion whether: a criminal case can be thrown out_of_ court because of the presencé in¥thy” grand guryirooth of an official #te: 1.':’ her L the indictment jcendfngs. . 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Main 5373-5374 and other questions, he met with Dr. Shafik Mansur and Mahmud Ism: at Dr. 's house, when it was of political s the first victim. The declaration says the trio be- lieved the independence of Egypt could only be gained by the political murders. railway worker, | confessed that he member of, tife’ ‘Society of Ven geance” and that Abdel spoke to him about the murdeér-plans: that he lent his automobile; that he and Abdel drove to the scene, -wafted until the | assassination was accofmplished and | then escaped with Thrafin Musl an- other of the accused: iR Believe in Violenée. Dr. Shafik, in his zeputed: canfes: | sion, said ‘there was_ alwavs ‘present in Egypt a force believing that British rule could only be ended by violence and individual Yeprisals. - He how- ever, did not condone the outrage, took no part in it, and was only informed |+ of it by Abdel after it had been com- mitted Mohamed Fahmy, another of the accused, admitted committing out- rages against several Europeans, but disclaimed participation in the Sirdar affair. He also admitted existence of a secret society for carrying out , and asserted that Abdel Hamid Anayat, brother of Abdel Fattah; Ibrahim Musa, Mahmud Rashid, Dr. Shafik Mansur and Mahmud Ismail were all members. The police this morning arrested Hag Ahmed, an employe of the rail way workshops, at his port finding there a parcel co a revolver and a quantity of ammunition. The police declar while bullets of this type have been used in six political outrages during recent vears, they had heretofore been unable to obtain any sample of it Hag Ahmed is said to have exercised great religious influence among the railway workers. TAKE ULSTER SEATS. Nationalists Repeal Former De- cision in Opposition. BELFAST, April 22—A convention of Nationalists yvesterday decided to repeal the former decision that mem- bers of the party should not take the seats to which they were elected in the Ulster Parliament until the boundary commission had reported. Joseph Devlin and Thomas McAlister accordingly were requested to take their seats forthwith. 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