The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10
INDIAN PRINCESS
 VISITING AMERICA She Has Decided Views Upon
 American Women ALL ARE AGGRESSIVE
The Princess Says Women of America Are Generous and Intelligent and Have More Opportunities
 Than Eastern Women

New York, July -(Special)-''The women of America are more generous than chic, and that is saying a great deal" said the Baharanee of Baroda, India, wife of the Gaekwar of Baroda, the Indian prince who is in this city.
 The Indian princess is much interested in American women and their ways. She has travelled extensively in Europe, and now she wants to study the feminine ideal of America before she goes back home.
 This evening her majesty. accompanied by her daughter shy little princess of 15, and her secretary, Miss West, an Eng, fish woman, rode through the parks in an automobile.
 Later, attired in deep purple garments, which glistened with costly jewels. her majesty gave her impressions of Ameri- can women
 "I have seen samples of their generosity in India as well as in America" said she. T am interested in a scheme for an in- dustrial institution for the women of India like those I have seen in this country. I should like to see the future "ciiiii Ol iiy SOuiiliy do iiiuSptIuSItp philosophical and aggressive as the wom- en of America
 We have both tried to do something for the destitute people of India, but do not think we can do it alone, for so much help is needed. l should like to meet some of the charming ladies here during my trip and interest them in my plans for the reduced women of our country
 "The women of India are active and very intelligent-not, of course, as intel ligen as NAm9rican women, because they have not had the opportunities
 With the opportunities I can see as great, if not greater future for my women as the women of America"
 Gaekwar Is Doing New York
 New York. July 9.-(Special.) )-His royal highness, the Gaekwar of Baroda, who halls from the hottest part of India, sat in the imperial suite at the Plaza hotel this afternoon, sipping chilled liquid through a straw and looking the picture of distress
 Outside the window the mercury in the thermometer toyed around the 100 mark. while the humidity was 70, according to a truthful hallboy, who made meteorologi cal trips.
 The suite of the Maharajah sat about. some with their collars off, and all mop ping their faces while they alternately slipped chilled liquid through straws and famed vigorously.
 In brief, they were suffering from the heat. Captain Baker, who accompanies the Indian in the role of aide and inter- preter, attempted to compare the heat of blazing India with that of New York. but. he got stuck in the first sentence for tho want of words to convey his real sentij ments regarding our summer weather.
 We have very hot weather in India, the captain said. Tn some places 1t is sd torrid that only the natives can stand it} have been through these districts and used to pride myself upon my ability tQ stand the terrific heat of the Orient, bu since l came to New York I realize how futile my claims were. It is true tha some parts of India are hotter than New York, but the humidity is worse here Thoughts of the after world could surel1 have no terrors for sinner after sum mer spent in New York"
 The Gaekwar is one of the richest ruler in the world. He owns diamond mineI and one piece of jewelry which he own diamond necklace, Is worth $12,0Oo,0Oa The Gaekwar's son gets an income N2,OOOO0O upon which, he must strugg along.
 The Gaekwar and his party are "doins1 New York They arrived yesterday from San Francisco.