New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 2

| INEW LINE OF 75¢ FICTION Stationery Dept. THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. I 169-171 MAIN ST. = Smart Women are Wearing These NINE ON TRIAL FOR HIDNAPING India Avoused Over Attempt to, - Steal Beaudiul Gl The Assoctated Prew Bombay, March 26.— Widespread 1s been attract- B: India trial which opened here attention i today of nine persons accused of at- | tempting on January 18 to kidnap! \umtaz Begum, beautiful nautch | |girl and former favorite of the Ma- | 1ja of Indore d araja of persons | the Ma- | that the from the high positions und and it is avowed who ha old of th th 1 with abduction unless she returned willingly. Abdul Kadir Baula, a fohammedan merchant whose protection the girl was at the time of the crime, was killed in the ttempt to prevent her abduction. cational revelations concerning sons in high quarters have bech dicted in connection with the 1, in which the accused include fs Ahmed, who was the risaldar pander) of the Indore mounted police; Sham Raon Dighe, captain of the Indore air force, and Anand Rao escaped househ wealthy under e potentate, had been | witness for the prose- Mumtaz, fn her testimony, sald that she had first entered the house- hold of the Mahraja as a singing and dancing girl, and later lived there for nine to 10 years as his favorite mistress, giving birth to a child who dled in Infancy. Finally, discover- ing she was apparently no longer the favorite of the potentate, she cscap- ed through the aid of a policeman and sought Baula's protection. ater, the girl added, she was ened with dire punishment un- |less she returned to the Maharaja's establishment, and there were sevs eral attempts at abduction which |ended in the affair of January 13 in | which Baula was killed, BIG FREIGHT TRAFFIC Net Ton Miles Handled in January | Was Greater Than Any Time Ex- cept in 1923 was the greatest in any r tion of 192 for that with, the reau of rallway economics. for the corresponding month January, 1920, by 5.9 per cent. of the 1923 total on the Washington, March 28.—Freight | {traffic over the country's railroads |in January, measure in net ton miles month | excep= | goohinsky, 10 seconds, 2nd, J. Nim- it was shown in fig- ures announced today by the bu- | The to- | tal of 37,035,162,000 net ton miles was 1.8 per cent below the figures for January 1923, but exceeded that | last vear by 7.3 per cent and that for | The total traffic fell slightly short | net ton | AQUATIC SPORTS ATY. M.G.A TANK [Yarious Classes Enter Contests in the Water Aquatic sports have started at the Y. M. C, A. and contests in the var- ous classes, yesterday afternoon and last night, resulted as follows: High School Class Plunge for distance: 1st, T. Wes. | sols, 30 feet, 6 inches, 2nd, L. Lar- |son, 27 feet, 11 Inches, 3rd, E. | Brown, 27 feet, 10 inches, Length swim on bhack: 1st J. | Augustiho, 9 1-5 seconds, 2nd, T. Wessels, E, Brown, 12 seconds, 3rd, C. Bell, 12 4-5 seconds. Emp. “A" Class Plunge for distance: 1st, J. Potts, 32 feet, § inches, 2nd, G. Bromberg, 30 feet, 4 Inches, 3rd, Richter, 27 | feet, 11 inches. Lenth swim on back: 1st, D. ro, 10 8-5 seconds, 3rd, J. Potts, 13 2.5 seconds. Juniors Plunge for distances: 1st, H. Recano, 32 feet, 2nd, A. Goldman, 29 keet, 3 inches, 3rd, H. Lamberg, 28 feet, 1 inch. Length swim on back: 1st, A. Goldman, 12 seconds, 2nd, F. Ritter, 13 seconds, 8rd, H. Lamberg, M. Clark, 14 seconids. Length m on back: Bqul. cote, 11 2.5 seconds, 2nd, Becker, 12 seconds, 3rd, A. Carboni¢, 12 3-§ seconds, SETTLEMENT OF DESERT Interior Department Advises Against Too Great An Influx Into the Mohave ‘Washington, March 26.—~A warn- ing against promiscuous settlement of Mohaye desert lands in Califor- nla, augured by a flood of applica- tions from all parts of the country, was issued today by the interior de- | partment. Hundreds of applications for homestead and land entries in the desert are being recelved, apparents ly as a result of recent publication of accounts of how a few individuals cheaply acquired water bearing lands of great potentiai value. The general land office pointed out that the Mohave, largely unsur- veyed, is of a sandy soll not readily adaptable to cultivation; that most of the best lands already has been cntered, and’ that attempts at home- steading may prove expensive as well as unprofitable, et BARRON IN CRISIS Battle Creek, Mich.,, March 26— The condition of Clarence W. Bar- ron, editor of the Wall Street Jour- nal, who is 1l at a Battle Creck sanitarlum, was said to be un- changed this morning, but it was | thought he would pass a crisls to- ;d«'l)n He is a victim of pneu- rince of Walts in the houpe 'of had dinner at a down nd elsewhers that the HEIR T“ M"JJ | ‘Fowler McCormick 18 friend of Is EAR Nfi M PER!M:-& Stillman's son James, Mrs, Stlllman eaid that the young man started work at the plant at her sug- gestion “that he might know some- Young McCormick Has Job in , Harvester Factory thing about the business. McCormick who is a son of Har- old ¥, McCormick and his former wito, Mrs, Rockefeller McCormick, —_— Milwaukee, Wis,, March 26.—In & $4 a week room on South Plerce street, Fowler McCormick, 27 year sald he was living on & budget of a week, old grandeon of theounder of the International Harvester fortune, de- ook at these horny hands of tofl,”” he said to reporters, “But I'm clared last night that he is “learning, not earning” his way. gotting hardened to it. Six weoks Each day the heir to the Mec- and 1 can )ift the heaviest casting in the place." Asked concerning his McCormick sald: “rry wrestling those castings around for ten hours a day and eee it your interested in any night life. Cormick milMons rises at five and | My principal night life consists of for ten hours works as a common | Litting the hay at 8 p. m.” laborer {n the Milwaukee plant of — the Harvester company, piling metal pigs into the furnace carts, going from department to department, be- coming acquainted, | For soveral weeks young McCor- mick has been working, 1iving quiet- ly in his south side rooming house. A small room, containing an firon bed, two chairs and a dresser has | been his home, His presence and occupation came to light yesterday through Fifi Pot- ter Stillman, wife of the former president of the National City bank | of New York, who came to Milwau- kee early this week. Yesterday she admitted that she had come to see Glasg ranch of the national unfon of rallwaymen has taken up the matter with the home secretary; The latters is sald to have promised , Mr. Kirkwood full investigation of the {hreats and to have offered him police protection, which he has re- tused. R —— HOME FOR V. 'TION Washington, March 36.—~John Coolldge, son of President and Mrs. Coolidge, returned to the White House today from Amherst collego to spend the spring vacation. 1t is the first real visit he hasahad with his parents since Christmas, his re- turn on inauguration day having béaen only for a few hours. recreation, FATAL FIRE IN CANADA St. Phillippe de Nerl, Que,, March 26,—~Three persons are dead and & “Itourth is dying as a result of a fire here Monday. The dead are Cyprien Chamber- Jand, 72, Mrs, Wilfrld Chamberland, his dgughter-in-law, and Merle received so many threatening lettors |Chamberland, 7, the latter's davgh- in consequence of his attacks upon fter. A sister of the girl {s dying. M R e PAULINE STARK, WALLACE BERRY AND SELECTED CAST IN “THE DEVIL'S CARGO” CAPITOL—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday KIRKWOOD THREATENED London, March 26.—~The Dally Mail says that David Kirkwood, la- borite member of parllament, has mile basis despite the fact that the | monia. number of cars loaded with revenue treight last January set a new rec- | ord for the month and exceeded the January 1923 figure by 3.6 per cent. in the eastern district the increase fn the net ton mile total this year | over last was 6.5 per cent, in the | southern, 5.2 per cent and in the | Phanse, adjutant general of the\In- dore state forces. The others are holders of minor positions in the Tn- dore government. Mumtaz, who lay in a hospital for weeks the vietim of knife wounds {which disfigured her face, and who' has been closely guarded since the attempted kidnapping because of re- LOVELY NOTCH COLLARS Tailored Length breast stroke: 1st, A. Na- vanesian, 10 4-5 seconds, 2nd, A. Goldman, M. Clark, 11 3-5 seconds, 3rd H. Lamberg, 13 seconds, Emp. “B" JUDGMENT RESERVED London, March 26—Arguments by counsel on the legal points of the jury's verdict in Mrs. Dorothy Mu- Plunge for distance: 1st, W. Cur-|riel Dennistoun's suit against her tain, 30 feet, 7 inches, 2nd, W. Wat- |former husband were concluded to- King, 30 feet, 6 inches, 3rd, L. Wae- 'day. Judge McCardie reserved Coats Most ot the aport coats show this noteh collar and some are severely tailored and show velvet collars. Toytown creations, chiefly, but many of them start in price as " $29.75 New Colors—New Patterns . HORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Strect “It Pays t:.‘br‘::'”(-)ur Kind” STHMA No cure for it, bat welcome \pr‘mfrd anonymous threats, (Hande)) (Piano ace) Violin igoletto—Caro nome (Verd) In Iraltan Barbiere di Si Amapola (Porsy) (Laale) 1a imba, non t'avvicinar (Linie Girl, Do Not Come Neat) relief is often brought by— ! VICKS Over 17 Million Jars Used Yaar DR. 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