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GREATEST CHARITABLE
GIFT IN INDIA HISTORY
London, December 29.—(Corres
pondence of The Associated Press)—
One of the greatest charitable gifts
in the history of India has just been
announced at Delhi. The Maharaj
Kumar of Tikari, one of the wealthy
native princes, has executed a deel
of trust devoting his entire personal
estate to founding an institution for
the education of Indian women. The
property concerned is valued at
about $7,000,000. In view of the
much greater purchasing power of
money in India, it is believed that the
gift will accomplish as much propor
tionately as a gift of nearly ten times
the size in England or America.
Dependent members of the Mah
araj’s family have already been pro
vided for by separate funds, and all
liabilities of the estate are duly se
cured. The scheme is for a strictly
“purdah” residential institution,
where the girls will be trained and
educated on the best modern princi
ples from the age of five to eighteen.
There will be no question of caste or
creed.
lhe gift owed its inspiration large
ly to the Maharaj’s wife, who has
been one of the foremost native wo
men in the crusade for the improve
ment of the lot of ‘Indian women.
The Maharaj himself was one of the
first native princes to fight in
France, and has spent over two years
on the battlefield. He was brought
up by English tutors in India and has
been a great traveler.
The Maharaj’s wife, in a letter de
scribing the gift, says:
“The education of women is a
problem demanding the attention of
all governments in every country of
the world. In India the issue is more
vital even than in otner countries. A
young man leaves his home in India
to be elucated; he comes, perhaps
to the English university, and at the
end of three years he returns home
to marry an Indian girl of his own
social position. During his college
days the young man has associated
with cultivated Europeans, has learn
ed many of their ways, has become
used to clever, well-informed conver
sation and companionship. What
about his Indian bride? If she has
been brought up in the traditional
Indianway she will be quite unedu
cated according to Western stand
ards, and will know little of life out
side of her immediate surroundings.
All her day/ she will have been kept
in seclusion, for the ultimate purpose
of marriage at the age of thirteen or
fourteen.
“It is because I feel the position of
the Indian girls so keenly, because I
realize the grave dangeis which their
general inability to be real helpers
entails, that I am so enthusiastic and
so anxious to do all I can to help.
“My husband has executed a deed
of trust of his whole estate for the
founding of an institution to educate
Indian and Cingalese girls, and has
made it an essential point that creed
and caste shall be no bar. We hope
! to introduce into the school a thor
ough knowledge of English. A col
lege will kg built, and will include
residential quarters where the stud
ents can live. A girl can stay until
the age of 18, ami this 1 think very
important, for the prevailing early
marrying age in India at present
cannot but prove detrimental to the
physical well-being of our women.”
A site for the college has been giv
en by Sir Ali Imam, one of the lead
ing native lawyers.
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THE Ancient Egyptians, according to his
tory, were the first to brew a cereal
beverage. The rich grain fields of the
lower Nile furnished vast products for experi
ment, so it is not strange that these wise people
should have discovered that cereals were the
basis of nutritious beverages.
Their first brew was called “ HEK ”. We have revived
the name for our beverage, because like the Egyptian
monuments of old, it is the symbol of everlasting vitality.
Just as the Sphinx and the Pyramids represent the
Utmost skill in construction, so does HEK signify perfec
tion in the art of beverage production.
HEK is refreshment in its most palatable form—a foamy,
cooling, wholesome drink, rich in the carbohydrates and
protein of Nature’s strength building cereals.
HEK is a sparkling, invigorating, non-intoxicating drink, good for
tvery member of the family, young and old. It will add zest to a
luncheon, a dinner or an after theatre supper
HEK should be served cold,
HEK is now on sale wherever wholesome drinks are Served.
BUY HEK BY THE CASE
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