Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 11

Feeling Against British in Egypt May Cheat Carnarvon of Share yon of Professor Breasted, Back From THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, little token of appreciation. “There is mot th tific or patriotic interest in the matter among Egyptians. ‘The eated that it would be a good and finance the government. ““Thy that aen never be depeated in Egypt. 12 they get a trinket or two out of it, | stron Which may be offered to them &8 & |mov off and_ the lightest scien- | replaced.” Hgyptian |hes been found in the imln ter of finance, at a dinneér recent- | thei* mummies. 1y, sugg: | 1des f all the antiquities in Kgypt|formed that extremely important ar- were 8old to pay off the national debt | cheological finds, rivaling those at the tomb of Tutankha: objects discovered in the tomb |recently by the are of untold value, and the find is one | thage. ,T%“ |t.lholld noib’b:.lre- wrappings mey en body then rewound and & personal jewelry of Pharaohs ‘wrappings on Mr. Breasted sa!d he had been in- had been made cavators at Car- D. U, THURSDAY, MAROCH o2 POSONPLOTLAD TOGERMANVIVES Trial of Three Women Shows ing place in one of the criminal courts in Betlin. The defendants are three women, two wives and the mother of one of them, who had plotted to get rid of their husbands by giving them ar- senic and rat poison in small quantities in their food. One of the husbands died but the other survived after the dead man's mother had persuaded tho au- thorities to hold a post-mortem exam- ination, & widow's vell and gave her somc “magic power.’ which she should give band. The clairvoyant, a woman seventy-flve years of age, was brought into court on a stretcher.. She swore that her “magic powders" had consisted merely of flour and chalik and were quite harmless. Both the young women pleaded guilty but the mother said she had nothing to the plot. According to German law ths women have to be tried before a jury, despite thelr pleas of guilty, and on account of the sensation wh CANADIM{POLICE UPHELD:. Royal Mounted Force Triumphs i House by 156 to 23. OTTAWA. March Canadlan mounted pol nal hunters who “al thei get thei popularity tho cate has caused it Is not likely that they will escape as easily as the hus- band slayers in 8o many American and Polson was found in_the body and the wife was arrested. Her friend was also taken into custody after 600 in- criminating letters which the two wom- | French cases. Like their French and en had exchanged were discovered. In | American sisters these women pleaded d | extrema cruelty on the part of their hus- all the details of how the bands in extenuation of the crime. Ger- o be given to their husbands. One of | man juries, however, are less impres- the women even went to a clairvoyant sipnable than are those in other coun- who told her that she would soon wear tries. Lord ‘Carnarvon and his party do not vet know the full value of what they| ANDERSON ON PROBE BODY. have obtained, Some of the boxes taken | p, from the tomb are still unopened, and a [ ,opPRfeEentetive Sidnby A Anderson, < 3 . chafrman o mqa\umber of objects are still unex- | £he oIt Mcommibooit w Eialrman of - gated agricultural problems for the No Papryl Yet Found. last Congress, been included in | “One considerable disappointment|the special Department of Commerce | was the discovery that what was tak- | COmmission which will plan and di- en for papyri was really a quantity|T€Ct an investigation Into problems of oxidized linen. So far no papyri|fl the agricultural produce export have been examined. It is hoped that | fleld. ~The commission, which has ften documents will be found in|5eVenteen members, wili mest March the inner chambers, but theré is no|24, With Secretary Hoover as chatr- assurance of this. No unrobbed bur- lal chamber of an Egyptian king has ever been found before in modern = times, and nobody knows what willl be found there. Il i “There is & strong sentiment among | | the Igyptologists on the spot against removing the mummy of Tutankh- amen. My father, DULIN&MARTIN 1215-1217 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 HOUSEFURNISHING SECTION Main Floor—G St. Entrance Luxor, Tells of Strife Stir- ring Country. in the house of commons by . of 156 to 23 The resolution woul have established a federal police fo and confined the old royal northw to ‘unbrganized = territor Effect of Post-War Degeneracy. mounted - e department of antiquities is under the rians_gssert that a cha control of the French. When Eng- AL AL land took political control of the country the French were left in prac- tical control of the archeology of an- clent Egypt through the Cromer treaty of a generation ago. England as a government does not care a tup-, pence about science. England’s sci- ence is carried on almost entirely by private means. The French have been heartily forwarding the tionulists, especially as reg Tutankhamen find, and Lord Carnar- von and Howard Carter will be lucky Bpecial Dispatch 1o The Star. NEW YORK, March 15.—Egyptian sentiment against the British has so inflamed by wealthy young ptian agitators, abetted by the French, that there is no chance that Lord Carnarvon will be able to take his one-half share, or any substantial part, of the Tutankhamen treasure out of Egypt, according to Charles Breasted, who has recently arrived in country from Luxor. Mr. Breast- )t Prof. James I1. Breast- merican historian and Egyp- who has been co-operating Howard BY GEORGE WITTE. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1923. BERLIN, March 15.—Post-war. de- generacy In Germany Is being shown up in all its details in a trial which is tak- | = I Henderson’s—Standard for Quality Established Over 50 Years James B. 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