Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1924, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924. CALLS WASHINGTON (Step Polygamy, |JERSEY METHODISTS SCHOOL WILL OBTAI WETTEST CITY INU. S.| Turkish Women’s | FLAY CONGRESSMEN| MUMMY'S SKELETON : » 2 Apgeabes ,-,,,g,,,,,‘ e T AT SLOAN'S ART GALLERIES Rear Admiral Plunkett, at NeW | p, e svsociatet Press. Aocused of Joining “Bootleg | Senbi, Dead 4,000 Years, Unwrap- | "pe. Toad conciaded that Senbi was 715 Thirteenth Street i CONSTANTINOPLE, March 11.—: 9 5 f mixed Egyptian and Asiatic blood, York Hearing, Declares Pro- At a meeting of Turkish women Chorus” Against Dry Law. ped at Cleveland—Was Scribe |and’ died around the age of thirty- ibiti i PPTy lowl: 33t hibition a Failure. yesterday an appeal was address- Edge Is Criticized. of King. five. That bo was of lowly siation ' SR | value being Tound on 'the burial case. | ed to the grand national as- ‘ sembly in Angora for abolition of There was a string of blue porcelain - By the Associated Press, HITS FEDERAL AUTHORITIES rolygamy and for legislation | ATLANTIG Grer. N. By the Associated Press. beads similar to those sold in 5 and (By Catalogue) making iage and divorce » March 11.— 10 oent stores, which long. ago had marriage a: .| cLEVELAND, Marci 11.—Th 11 ar . . more diffcalt. ves do- e Dr ey pssen e Being Effects from the Estate of Mary S. Logan, widow of General John A. Logan, by order of W. T. Galliher tologist of the museum, unwound the numerous bandages that covered the body. The bones, disjoined by time, will be reassembled and added to Western Reserve's Medical School If Stomach. Sours, Gets Gassy and | Hm“;%rt.‘ Sg:eurl: Gl;)d Lighten uart's Dyspep- . :/sia Tablets ons: _gmuws too old to forget the el o iatihg And et old" peopls will sometimes .#l'-y on_€hese ~memori New Jersey repres 8ress, instead of taking a stand for[er Senbi, “scribe of the king” Who | . zqim ousible to remove the mummy Because of danger of collapse, it Articles in the press indicate |enforcement of the prohibition laws, |died in the twelfth Egyptian dynasty | from the case, Says Applications for ‘“Padlock” ba ) L Bvery family Orders Are Pi 5 i there is a fecling in Angora in |'have joined the bootleg chorus for The mummy was found at Meir, in and H. Prescott Gatley, Executors, together simolied. wid Slzari's Dyiepais T rde: Pigeon-Holed. favor of suppression of Datri- | nuingeation s it wae oherees sester |20 4,900 years ago, were unwrapped | The mummy was found st el 1 I g s s, tog: : onrumiehiidoat o old age they daily archates and the rabbinate. A e ged yesder- | yesterday at the Cleveland Museum of | 3 0010”" ¢or the Cleveland museum by with additions from the Cummings . Stomach by ||| By the Assaciated Press. — ay In a report submitted to the final | Ary, where Senbi's mummy case bad |the John Huntington Art and Pely- Estate and Other Sources session of the New Jersey Methodist | peen exhibited since 1914, technic Trust Fund in 1814. An at- conference by the 5 tempt was made to exhibit {he mum- t ¥ committee on| Dr. T. Wingate Todd, professor of | TP, ¥45, %536y Of balsam was ob- anatomy at Western Reserve Uni-|jectionable. The box and the mummy versity, and Rossiter Howard, Egyp- mask, however, have been shown. 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