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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03

With roast goose, quail, turkey or
chicken.
curried Apples.-Peel and core six
large greening apples. Mix together
one-half cupful Of butter. one-half
cupful Of brown or maple sugar, a
tablespoonful Of lemon Juice or sour
orange juice and teaspoonful Of
curry powder. Fill the cavities Of the
apples with this mixture, put the fruit
In a buttered enamel pan and bake
until tender. Basic while baking.
Rabbit curry.-Select zrwo fine
skinned and cleaned rabbits, cut them
into neat pieces. Put into an earthen
crock four thin slices Of bacon, add
layer Of rabbit, sprinkle with curry
powder, salt apd freshly grated coco
nut, one dozen seeded raisins, another
layer Of rabbit and season: repeat un-
til all the rabbit Is used. with two tea.
spoonfuls Of curry powder. two Of salt
and moisten the whole with little
fruit juice. Let stand twenty-four
hours. then place the dish in another
Of hot water and simmer three hours
or longer. Keep the crock closely COW
cred while cooking. Serve with hot
boiled rice. tsasss, syasasaNN
Chicken currIed.-Cook a tender
chicken. cut up as for fricassee, In
two tablespconfuls Of olive oil. When
partly cooked remove the chicken, add
another tablespoonful Of oil and one
small minced onion; when this browns
add one cupful Of hot water and strain
to remove the onion, If Objectionable.
To tablespoonful Of rice -four add
one-half cupful Of water: stir into the
sauce with one-half teaspoonful of
salt. Return the chicken to the sauce
and keep hot without cooking for an
hour. Serve with hot boiled rice and
chutney sauce.
Good Things to Eat.
When the fresh field mushroom may
be had for the gathering, many good
dishes will he e1iovad.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03
BLACKS AND REDS

SYNoPSIS.-To a gathering of
anarchists in Barking, London
suburb, zaboleff, foreign agita-
tor, tells of the operations of
body of men who have become
menace to their activities. He
says they are masked and wear
long black cloaks and are acting
without the law.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03

Municipalities

A municipality is an Incorporated
city. town. village or borough possess
ing a charter of incorporation confer
ring privileges OF local self-govern-
uent
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03

Dreamed Mushrooms.
Peel the caps and re-
move the stems from a
pound OF fresh mush-
rooms. If care Is taken
in gathering them they
will not need washing.
Soaking in wafer ruins
the flavor and fhev
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03

ed IN q nttle
curry sauce and
served with cold
game.
Peaches, pears
and plums may
also be heated In
a curry mixture
and are delicious
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03
The KITCHEN
CABIN |[ElRoS
(@. 1928. western Newspaper Union.l

e. 1925. western Newspaper Union.l
For what availE successes won
If there be none to care?
It's sweet to know there's even one
With whom our Joy to share.
And when despair comes swift and
sure
And darks our world awhile,
What is 1t brings the sun once
more? % M
A handshake and a smile.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-03
CURRY

Crab apples that have been picked
or preserved whole are delicious heat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
FLACMAN LNHERITS
MILLION, PLANS TO
TAKE VACATION
BY United Press Leased Wire

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Nov. 19.
A million dollars more or less is
nothing in the life of Terrill Me
Cormick, crippled crossing flag
man, although he was almost pcnni-
less "a hours ago.
Informed he had inherited approx
imately 100000 from the estate
of A. w. Mccormick, Florida lum-
Der magnate, the flagman merely re-
signed his job today, and remark
ed:
"Well, that that. I was kinda
figurin on a vacation and didn' t
think | could afford it.
NO, | am not to take any trips
or buy any fancy automobiles. ! IN
just going to put my million in the
bank and draw on it for what I
need.
"I'll buy 4 home for the wife and
baby and some new clothes for all
of us. That s all we need
i Mccormick was reared in an or
/phan asylum in Kentucky. He be
came railroad worker at IS. A
year ago he injured his spine in a
train accident and has been 4 Grip
pied flagman since. He is so years
old.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

Thirty ranchers from Ventura
county visited La Crescenta, Los An
geles county, to inspect check dams
ir canyons.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

| under the title Hear Amerief
First.
J Two pleasing numbers were then
sung by the boys glcc club, of the
local high school.
Mrs. George Wing, state chair
man Of education. introduced the
speaker Of the evening, Nicholas
Riceiardi state commissioner of
vocational education, who delivered
an address dealing with matters OF
educational importance which car
ried n message for everyone present.
Further details of this talk appear
in another column.
George Paulin Of Imperial sang
a group Of three songs which were
much appreciated by the conven-
tion. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Ruth Tceple Reid.
Mrs. Marmadukc Eckles. chair
man Of conservation, called the at
tention Of those present to two
posters, one on forestry and another
on safety on the highways. The
dangers and needs for conservation
along both these lines were well
presented by this speaker.
Speaking on highways, Mrs. Hen
rv DeNyse repeatedly brought
down the house with her clever re-
marks on highways. their construc-
tion, and primarily their lack of
safety. "This is the age Of the
quick or the dead. - Mrs. DeNyse
stated, and ended her talk with a
request for the assistance of the
club women in focr,sing the atten-
tion of the public on a highway
safety program.
The program closed with a de-
lightful rendition of a fantasy on
the light opera Martha given
by Mrs. Ruth Teeple Reid, whose
accomplished piano performance
needs no comment as far as the peO-
pie of FL Centro are concerned.
Mrs. Reid graciouslv responded to
the demand for an encore by clever
ly interpreting ga Dcakey Ride
The session closed with routine
announcements.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
BELIEVE RESORT
WAS PRISON FOR
KIDNAPPED GIRLS

WEST ORANGE, y. j., Nov 10.
A resort buried in lonely spot
among the Orange mountains, be-
leved to have been the prison Of q
number of kidnapped girls, was found
early today when police raided a
bungalow five miles from here.
Two girls, who said they We're We
tins of the dive keepers, led the
raiding party. IN the house an at
tractive girl, about % years old,
unconscious from the use of drugs,
was found. With her was another
girl, said to have been kidnapped in
Philadelphia, but whose identity of
ficials refused to reveal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
Expect Big Crowd
At Benefit Dance

One Of the largest crowds Of the
season is expected at the dance to-
night in Masonic hall for the bene-
fit of the Southern Pacific team
of the Imperial Valley winter base
ball league.
The dance will be given under the
auspices Of the Southern Pacific
Employees association, and the com
mittee in charge has been working
hard for the past several weeks to
make the dance success. The
members of the team are under con-
siderable expense through the pur-
chase of uniforms and baseball
equipment and it is only by means
of the dance that sufficient funds
can be obtained TO dcfray this eX-
pensc.
An excellent dance program has
been arranged for the occasion and
an excellent time is assured all who
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
Pre-Nuptidl ShOUer
GiUeR Miss McCuistiOn

Miss Vesta McCuiston. popular
emplove of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company, was given
a dainty pre-nuptial shower last
night at the telephone office by her
fellow workers.
The office was prettily decorated
with chrysanthemums and the first
part of the evening was spent in
hemming tea towels, which We're
presented the honoree. Dainty re-
freshments We're served late in the
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

pens of Mary Roberts Rinehart and
Avery Hopwood at the Astor the
ater. 1t was met with instant and
phenomenal success.
After solid year, playing to
capacity houses, five roao com
panies toured the country for over
two years.
Ten years later, on July 8, 1919,
Arthur Hammerstein presented the
piece as a musical comedy under the
name of "Tumble Inn This YER
sion. which also met with great sue
cess was in three acts and four
scenes with lyrics by Otto Harhach
and music by Rudolph Friml.
And now "Seven Days on the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

The farm bureau center of West
Bishop, Inyo county, cleared 800 in
q recent entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
Initiate % Into High
School Girl ReskrUes

Using the impressive caA file light
service, % new members We're TAX
en- into the Girl Reserve circle at
a meeting held last night at the
high, school. Miss Grace johnson,
president of the Girl Reserves, pre-
sided.
Girl Reserve advisors present in
Guided Mrs. L. f. Graham, Mrs
Evalina Moore, Mrs. j. j. Green and
Miss Louise Kelley, Y. w. c. A
secretary. Mrs. Frank Chapman
and Mrs. Joel Corfman were pres
cnt as guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
College Women to Meet
in Imperial Saturday

The Imperial Valley College
Women s club will meet at Impe-
rial Saturday when members from
al parts of the valley will be guests
of the Imperial women at lunch
con at 1890. All FL Centre women
who wish to attend are asked to
meet at the rest room at 12 o clock
Transportation viii be furnishe1
for those desiring it. MembeTs
will drive over in Il body. +
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

With 81 delegates reported eligi-
bic to vote by the credentials com
mittec, Mrs. S. Emmett Allen.
chairman, yesterdays sessions Of
the oath aInUal convention of the
southern district convention, Cali
fornia Federation of Women s clubs
Ipreved very successful.
Many fine reports, splendid adj
dresses and musical numbers were
|given at the three sessions before an
audience of delegates and many
ROt her interested club women.
The morning session, which open
|ed at the club house at 9:3o, was
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
MANY CLUB WOMEN PRESENT TO HEAR
REPORTS, ADDRESSES AT YESTERDAYS
SESSIONS OF ANNUAL CONVENTION

begun with the singing of "How
de-do, Club Women, flow-de-do,
and Il Love You, California, - lead
by Mrs. Sammis. Each club woman
shook hands with the woman next
to her during the singing of the
first song, which pleasantly dispell-
ed any possible atmosphere Of for
mality.
Minutes of convention affairs of
the previous day were read by Mrs.
Bessie b. Hough. secretary, and
approved. A motion was carried
that the report of the executive
board, adopting the budget, be ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
TEA FOR VISITING
CLUB WOMEN GIVEN
AT MUSIC ACADEMY

Enjoving the gracious hospitality
Of the Woman s Ten Thousand club,
some $50 club women availed them
selves OF that club s invitation to
attend Il tea, held at the Academy
Of Music, following the convention
session yesterday afternoon.
The academy, which was made
available to the club women through
the courtesy of Prof. and Mrs. FL
mer A. Todd, proved 4 delightful
setting for the event.
Several musical numbers added
materially to the pleasure of the
guests. Madame Ethel Virgin
O Neil of Paris. VIII o:s the posses
sor of 4 remarkable voice, sang the
aria, "Il est Deux.'' from Massc-
net s opera Herodiade, - and re-
sponded to an encore call with
1.-THE STAR by Rogers. Madam
O'Neil was accompanied by Miss
Estellc Needham.
Miss Elizabeth Greer. of the acad-
cmv, rendered with her usual bril-
liant technique and charm Mac
Dowell's "Preludium, - and "Bo-
lero de Concert, by MannaZucca.
Members of the social committee
Of the Woman s Ten Thousand club
Mrs. C. w. Allison, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Leroy Holt and the
members of her hospitality commit
tee, acted as hostesses. Mrs. Holt
and Mrs. Forrest Kutz presided at
the daintily appointed tea tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
Famous Farce To
Start Tomorrow
On Valley Screen

yEe theatrical history of "Seven
Days. the famous farce comedy
which opens on the screen at Val
ley theater tomorrow for two day
run under the Christie banner, dates
back to November 3, 1909.
On this date, Wagenhals and
Kemper, New York theatrical pro
ducers presented this play from the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19

screen, presented by Al Christie,
from an adaptation by Frank Ro.
land Conklin, under the direction Of
Scott Sidney, who made "Charley g
| Aunt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-19
Large Attendance at
ThimbEe CLUB Meeting

There was large attendance at
yesterdays all day meeting of the
Pythian Sisters Thimble club al
Pvthian hall. The session was devot
ed to the completion of plans for
the Pythian Sisters bazaar and
food sale, to be held next Saturday,
November 81, ut the Davis Beauty
shop.
A delectable luncheon, in charge
of Mrs. w. Hendry and Mrs. Ethel
Baker, was served at noon, after
which those present completed ar
ticles for the bazaar.
TLa l,,roa.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
NATIONS SIGN
CLAIMS AWARD
Approve Americas Dawes
Plan AcCOrdS

PARIS Dan It-Aeeafsls whereby
che l'altgd States sbuas Ia tbg Pre-
ceaL Of tHe Iawya plan 90 collect
rspsr4tiona trom Germany were
signed az a p,enarg SESSION of tbe
conferences Of finance ministers %.
dt
Twelve usligus atuAei sssaatugya
20 the protocol 'yhiob oomprises
agreements on AN ae's'a~ls-E repa
mtona question:
Cod james a. Logan who. with
Ambassadors Prank o. kellogg and
Nyroa r. IivHirk. represented thr
United States announced al the lsst
momgnt that the confsrsrce had
1sressi 90 strike out The phrase %
chs prutooai vbicb tmltcd American
war dam1as claims 90 $3.50 Geo 600.
rhrse nations. nrasn Ramanla
and Italy. sigusd with reservations.
tuthr thr Protosat signed today
lhr United States Will receive g.
600 9pe geld marks annually start
ms September I. 1895. untl thr
Gusts % car Ilhlns sFpy have been
pai1 rhgss paS rnsntn wgi b. la
cash and Wtli b. priority payments
iakiag precedence over gvefytbms
rxscpt flXut costs - the rvpara
tous work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Vets Dissatisfied With
Bonus, Declares Official
Not So Popular Applications Are Slow in
Arriving; Not Worth Trouble, Many Say

UIAsHNGroN. Jan. IA For Elk
w Ions years the uoldep' bonus
marked tima in piacs fought over.
hasKlsd gyyr and argued about
Now The time for payment has az
last arrived and the bonus IL about
a. popular a. had case % typhoid
January ]. 1895. wan set na the
date Tor distriiation 20 start. CA
that date oniy i.Aoo 600 % the a..
700. 900 veterans entitled 20 the
bonus had applied for a.
The remaining 2.ioo. 900 had pass
81 il un.
sincs January ! tho situation has
not changed Applications have brca
barely tF,ckhug in.
just Why ace. 900 veterans have
PASSED up the chance 90 collect h
not officially explained Veterans
hurcau aud war department officials
SAY they cannot ~ quoted on the
auhbxrt
Hut their private opinions that's
something different again They ElFc
those freely. and they All run about
as follows
"somr veterans are paaains up
the bonus because they don't belltye
In the principle u the thing. others
because they arr wealthy and don't
need The menay. st.li others because
they are born pt0craH,iaaiorh- IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

headache twhen due 10 bowel inaetionl.
single spoonful OF Adiorika often pro.
duees surprising and gratifying resulta
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble. II AdierikA does NOT
bring relief In - 20 So hours the advice
OF reputable physician should be se-
cured.
Reports from rby sicians
Il congratulate you on the good effect
from Adlerika since I prescribed it,
tsisnedp Or. l. Langlois
"Adlorika - the best in my entire n
Eggers.
II prescribed Adlerika with hishly
satisfactory results 4" tSgnedD pr. A.
e g tNamc given on reauestD
can't set along without Adlerjka."
tsignedl DR. ". ~. Bornhart
J. Z. Puckett Ca user OF AdIcrikn)
wrltos; After taking Adlcrlka feel bet
ter than FOR 20 years Haven't lmguage
10 express the impurities eliminated from
my system"
Adlerika ia a big surprise 10 people
who have used only ordinary bowel ami
stomach medicines because OF its REAL,
and QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggisiB everywhere. tn Seattle by Dar-
tel Drug Co.-Adyertlscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

tend 10 put ia their applications but
never quite SCI around 70 domg II.
iut al ihrn represent. ytry
small pvresutaee 81 the ace 600.
-Tbe majority ~ veterans are
passing up the bonus because they
don't think i,'a worth taking the
trouble Va set
"Frai. they arr angry az having
20 walt 90 many years. The time
they needed bonus VA when they
were discharged from the service
al lssi. when congress tnally
took action. they were offered lnkur,
aBee policies that thsY couldn't col.
lee, GA for 20 years
They cant even borrow on theto
policies for two ycarr-and then
the amount which can he borrowed
Il no smsn ~ to bo nearly pes.
ligible
''in that an incentive 20 secure
application blanks. mi out tonr
series u questions. get your finEcu
inky ~ making finger prints. look
around for witnesses 70 your stigma.
tarr, and round up a notary pub.
lice
Tho answer Is that 10000 ap.
plieatinns have not yci been turned
iu-ani most % them win never
- turned IN. The way things look
now,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Too Much Gas--Mr.
futile Couldn't Sleep
Stomach Gas Caused Restlessness and Pain

After taking the second dose OF Adj
lerika the heavy feeling tgasl In my
bowels IL entirely gone and so to bed
aud get good nights sleep now"
t9igued1 J. G. Tuttie.
Intestinal Evacunnt
There Ia now offered to the public n
liauid preparation which Is not only n
wonderfully effective aud QUICK intcs-
final evaouant, but which also seems TO
stimulate tbs glands of the intestinal
tract and 90 cause expulsion OF flatus
tGAsl. This preparation, known as Adj
lcrika. Is a valuable agent for the pty-
pose of cleansing the bowels OF matter
which has bocn In the system long
lime and witch other less effective
means have been unable 90 disiodHe, II
is often astonishing the great amount OF
matter Adlerika draws from tho intoa-
t|nai canal oven right after q natural
movement Il sometimes brings out I'M
suspected quantities OF additional mat
tor Many times u brings out much
GAS, thus relieving pressure IN tho abb
domsn. Adlerika is especially valuable
when PROMPT action Is necessary or to
encourage tho elimination OF metabolic
pdsons through the bowel
IN sllshi disorders such No occasional
constipation or gus on tho 5tmGeh and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
LOVER THROWN
INTO DUNGEON

Last March the mahar.jah found
Mumtaz flirting with "a member OF
his suite. Tho girl and her lover
fled. but the long arm OF ineNorable
power, ne welded in Indore by It's
ruler. reached out after them. The
lover was caught and sent 10 dun.
ceon. where his fate Is uncertain,
but Mumtns. disguised. got thru the
net and made her way here.
In Bombay, the dancer mot and
fell In love with the merchant,
Baula, with whom she went to live.
Spice from Indore constantly
Swallowed her and she was warned
10 leave her new lover or she would
be dlsfigured so that never again
'''o''id her beauty charm men.
Death was TO DO the penalty for
....... .ut tnc coupe p,rs,s,ed IN
their affair
vongeance's sinister hand closed
Monday night. While the merchant
and Mumtaz were motoring in-their
Limousine In the ATalabhr hill gee
ton OF Bombay. the fashionable
quarter OF the city. a gang Of Path.
an thugs rushed from ambush, Tho
car was halted
The gnngsters attempted TO ab.
duct the girl, but the young mer-
chant bravely fought them. altho
without weapons. He was cut down
with knives and so terribly wound.
ed that he died Tuesday.
Mumtaz fought like tigress 10
save her lover. as we'll as herself.
but wns oyorpowered and cruel
knife thrusts dlsfigured her nose,
lips and checks.
ono OF the gangsters was armed
with n revolver. with which Baula
was several times wounded during
the struggle.
y party Of four British officers.
hearing the shots and Mumtaz's
screams. rushed to the rescue. Their
purpose accomplished. tho thugs
fled, firing at the Britishors as they
ran
Lieutenant scogravo OF the royal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

DoAlRAr. Jan. it--indin aoethesi
- with excitement today over
mother mystery % potentaie'b
owe. tho murdzr Of n member o.
'hc Bombay corporation and the
siinapinE. mu,ilaiian and rescue
~ MgmiRE. moat beautiful Nautrh
lancer In all the East.
Demands that the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Religion Inspires
Robbery Confession

Los ANGELES CAL Jan. IA
B1IEion has brosEat coma ssisS
nom Frank Cansrsn Of roalausL
uru.
IN 8 letter oFtiNed 3ostenag Hy
nstu,i Attorney Asa kfycs Car.
ucll said lie had been sawed COM
vsate,i aud uen agaiu sul uatE
wants the logal nEusecs,or to fef-
eivs him Tor rolling rdommltu
bere in 1919.
Ko,7os said that the statute ~ m-
nations aad made prosecution of
IantrclI dnnoaSllle. but guggsala,l
that ne seek nargfveura frum the
man d. ratl,r,L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Lore, Murder, Kidnapping
Arouse India Excitment
Beautiful Dancer Flees Potentate; Medley of
Crimes Follow; British Officer Wounded

trace and punish the culprlts were
made today ~ members OF the BON
hay corporation council which al.
tourned without conducting any bust.
neAs a. Il tribute TO the memory Of
tho young. handsome and wealthy
merchant. Ab<ilr Kndlr Haula. who
was hacked to death hy hired assas.
sins in the fashionable quarter OF
Yfos,.t,s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

engineer, one OF the rescue party,
caught up with the gang and was
thrice wounded as he grappled with
one of their number. Finally he
seriousl, wounded. but
with lis arms locked around the
body OF one of the. thugs. who was
captured by the other officers as
they came up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
EAsrEnN sTAfIoNs


tHsdurrd a. Seattle TiW-i
NI.W. Cincinnati ass metsfa-
1915 a. az special plsErams 2.
program. q diuurr bnur concert
), musirai progfaW. q shaeial
rf1rram.
WaY. BshsnsenaE g. y $50
metrFs=9 b. 49, Adventure
st1Tr
wsAl. Cincinnati zoe meters
Silent.
WrAt. NaTthfisid HtHns gse
meters - 20 "a ga. tuatitutr from
Trinity church. aus 3 IA. dinner
Eonssfts gA shhirsn'H period
q special pfpafams sfls. taxi
3 ia cahreft
WcCu Minneapolis. tt1 meters
IL noon, untaHH hour az 20.
matinee musical. e oAFna pla3
sFs. It1A ehtidreu'a hour :, mta-
week church sNisrt d musical
EFuEram. y 0rChentFuH
WIGS. Chicago, gss mrtrrs g.
FfH iuvsnlir period 5sss glahhls
gel huars tsFs pupsiaf praEfhm,
EkAC. MontFsal al meters
tets a IA muate 1875. special
from she Miuds8r hotel
craze, ralaaFF $50 meters
sTp-1 DO musical. t5iass q. chile
drrpH talf hour faiarI IS. studio
Ksn - Lsuia sts mstsrs-
tft3. eobetTt. p dance program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Women's Union
Meets Thursday

The Women's Trade Union league
viii hold n meeting at Moves cafe.
terra. Thursday, ut $50 p. m. Mrs,
Hattie Titus win speak on '1ndivld.
ualism vs.. Cooperation" Members
and friends arc cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
PRI>CELY RULER
HAS VAST WEALTH

Tho affair has created a sensation
thruoui India. which was only mildly
interested in the affairs Of SIR lIari
singh. tho AIR A." OF the recent
Robinson trial In London.
\ potenta,e Is involved. distantly a,
least. in the present dramatic series
OF events. Ills name is not men.
toned by the English language news.
papers here. but Il is known he Is
seventh on tho list Of ranking
princes. ruler OF I 100, 600 people, with
an income Of $4,000, 900 yearly in add
llion to enormous private wealth.
The story begins back in the hills
Of fndorc. where Mumatz hcwilder.
ingiy beautiful Nautch girl. was tho
light Of love OF tho Maharnjah. Twice
the potentato. who showcrcd price
less gifts on the dancer took her to
England with him and she ruled IN
his palace Ike queen.