Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 38

38 THE TEVENING STAR. WASTINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. WN M".I.ER REAI]Y | TN Q INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLANIIINIIIIIMINIMIIHYE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIEND! FOR INDIAN UNION American Girl Reaches Bar- waha for Ceremony Tomorrow. | B LI L TR TR LT A By the Associated Press. BARWAHA. India, March 16.—Devi | Sharmista. the former Nancy Ann Mil- ler of Seattle, arrived here today for her marriage tomorrow. She came with her party from Masik, where she ac- quired the Indian name and became a Hindu. Crowds came from evervwhere, in- cluding a large body of Dhangars—one of the lower castes including chiefly I borers—an'! Sharmista was welcome with enthuslasm into the community. Now that the American girl's conver- s been accomplished. the an- of even the reactionaries is and all eyes were turned toward ding to Tukoji Rao, former Ma- ah of Indore, tomorrow. Prepara ere being made for it on a | cale. obles and friends of Tokuji | ited to the ceremony, have ar- | tood | of | Entire Stock of Columbia Bedding Company Mattresses at About Fifty Centsonthe Dollar Several days ago the Columbia Bed- ding Company changed hands and sold $69 and $75 McDouga“ out to us their entire stock of made-up K. . itchen Cabinets mattresses at a saving that represents about FIFTY CENTS on the ‘DOL- he did in the t m sacond bride. The city today wore a gay appear- | [ Jewelers, cloth merchants, deal- | ers in curio and art works came from s parts of India, hoping that the | would prove ready buyers. | Miller was in the best of spirits eived numerous messages from | & s parts of India, particularly from | . wishing her long life and pros- s understood that both of Tukofi Rao's present wives have given their | : . consent to the marriage. The senior | LLAR. As the peop]e of Washington rance has arrived here and the | maharanee is expected. i know, they handled a very good grade of mattresses, all made under the strictest sanitary conditions, therefore this sale should create great buying enthusiasm. $9.50 Fifty-Pound COTTON MATTRESSES $5.35 * Choice of sizes 2 ft. 6, 3 ft., 3 ft. 6, 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 for single, three quarter and double beds. Heavy fifty-pound Mattresses of good grade cotton, covered with various color art tickings. Made with hand-sewed rolled edges. All around good service- 1 2 7 able mattress that will give splendid wear. ¢ [ ] pouse-aee can s, | $1.98 Folding Card Table SNEEZE WINS SUIT FOR FRENCH WRITER Court Throws Out Contractor Claim for “Soundproof” Work. Correepondence of the Associated Press, PARIS—A snecze heard through an allegedly soundproof wall won a lawsuit for the noted dramatist. Henry Bern. stein, which he brought after an unsuc. gsdu'. effort to find silence in a noisy ty. Unable to stand the noise of taxi horns and rumbling trucks, Bernstein an zrchitect and a contractor o soundproof his apartment, end fled to a reputedly quiet hotel while the done. ke found the " he said, that he had ms instead of one—his own, those on the floors above end be- low and the two adjoining bedrooms, to keep out the noise. "Then he could work in peace, but the bill while he was there ‘was $4.000. i ‘When the soundproofing work on his apartment was done, the architect and contractor presented a bill twice the contract price on account of “‘extras. 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