Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1926, Page 18

18. & ACUSED OF FRA, - INDCTED 9 THES Founder of “American Su- per-Race” Organization and “Betterman” Club Arrested. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., October 19.— Alzamon Ira Lucas, founder of the “American Superrace Foundation” and head of the Home Betterman Club here, with branches in Syracuse and Fine, N. Y., was arrested last night on bench warrants based on nine indict- ments. Lucas is charged with prac- ticing medicine without a license, ob- taining the signature of a person to a written instrument with intent to cheat and defraud, and grand larceny, second degr The indi s are based on_ the complaints of vomen, who claim they were tre: by Lucas at various times at the clubhouse here. Three are Brooklyn women. have made trips tc ments and healt! Mrs. Mary Fruhw, Lucas signed a contract in which she agreed to pay, him $500 for treatment, and her two Dorothy Fruhw: Ruhmann, are Mrs. M. ter, Laur times have igations by 3 924, he founded the Foundation,” and conducted a ‘“con- romotion cf a super- t the Hotel Pennsyl- rk. At that time he claimed the power to pre-determine the sex of children. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and Sailings From New York, VED AT NEW YORK. 4 Cher- and Cher- 0 Amazon—Curacao EXPECTED ARRIVAL = 0 11:00 AM. 00 P.M. Midnight 00 P.M. ‘Alexandria, President Hard bourg and I 6:00 P 11:00 AM | 11500 ATM) 15,000 SONGSTERS ARRIVE Rare Specimens Among Birds on Liner at New York. NEW YORK, October 19 (A.— Tuneful melodies from 15,000 throats announced the arrival of the Ham- burg-American liner Albert Ballin yesterday. In addition to her 1,182 passengers she carried, 15,000 song birds. Among the birds were 2,000 of great rarity owned by J. E. Edwards of 1os Angeles. They included a pair of white shell paraquettes, valued at $500 each, and an Australian plumed dove, which is believed to be the first of its specles brought to this country. . EMPEROR GEESE AT Z00. Biological Society Presents Three Rare North Alaska Fowl. The United States Biological Survey has presented to the Zoo three Em- peror geese from northern Alaska, ,vl'm first of their kind ever exhibited here. They will be added to the unrivaled ;'Oll(l*rtlon of North American water owl. These birds look something like fishes. They are gray and smaller than the Canadian geese. A dark border marks each feather, giving the appearance of scales. Two African Red River wart hogs were deposited by Victor J. Evans. They look like razorbacks. They have large, reddish manes, with streaks of white down the center. ‘Waiters in exclusive restaurants in | London have started a movement for a change of the present conventional costume, saying that they now are frequently mistaken for guests. 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