Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1925. 35 AMAZED BY GEMS OF TUT-ANKH-AMEN Excavators Hold Crown Is Greatest Masterpiece of Jeweler’s Art Found. BY BALDERSON. Snecial Cor Amer CATRO Dt official bulletin ed by Carter & izing_their of King Friday. In my dispatch Friday that the Since then I unders wrappings have been remao ing the crown find vet. It p Ereatest artistic jeweler's as well as timental s issued umn the mumm up to non amination of it-ankh-amen ni 1 stated iscovered. ire covere: bulky vestigators h secure without inj heen seen and fe uncovering the « more jewels and gold Amazing. The official mu states that “the far upon the ki of solid gold which Carter and charge. Thursday that died at about made officially until examination is possible. hut the exc vators agrce privately t i not more than 16 ye only 13 In fact coffin, which closely lines of the bhody. face and revealed t the truih the coffin wi Tut-ankh-Amen Was not murdered berculosis. This aw firmation, hut is statement of Carte the body is “much emaciated vation. in the view of the present. could have produced ihe pearance of the limbs as well as sumption. but the look of pathos suffering on the face of the small n statue found. as well as on old coffin’s face. seems charac c of the discase Official Bulletin Text. omplete account of th ent on Ari e by an o prepared Thursday for ation with the communique, can now be transmitted., 1< the official bulletin has at length heen issued, four days afier the event “The little group that assembled in 1 not be full medical sho the investig, 156 even | but supreme as given RS R R R R R R the so-called laboratary at the tomb the morning of the 11th to wirr the official penetration into the h of the of Amen hess inexpre. hut shell 1 realized i 1y one o hat h humanity vl | have criticized onr secreey. | true that all_possible And Wk (he Tact thit the was of solid zold . " It was used eoffin ed in Oetaher vesponsil Kinzs i xposed pl sands of termittently the news one the off 1 bhulletin i msider Mr. Carier's The Vallex of the of the loneliest and most <~ om earth. For thou re it has been raided in desert bandits. Had abroad of the pres hy ence here of such an immense treas. ure, a remote possibility existed of sume suddenly organized raid. Of course, soldiers are on guard con santly, but what would have heen said had they been overpowered and ff to be melted onsiderations aione the secrecy used Embalming Improper. “We expected the opening of the coffin, the unwrapping_of the body and possibly even the 1y examina tion, all to take place in one day. But when Carter removed the lid. still partially incrusted with black resinous substances, apparently the result of funeral libations poured over the coffin and its faded garlands, we soon real- ized that the embalming had been de- fective, and instead of _a bundle wrapped in linen bandages, which ~onld be lifted out and unwrapped, we ind the wrappings blackened and :ived owing to the action 1 down” fully jusdfy t without t. for the bandages are carbonized and stick 1o the body as well as to the + the wrappings were eut from ESWEEEEEEESHMEHMW’ If you can't spare the time to explore for a parking space, patronize the Green street cars. head to feet, after the magnificent jewelry crammed into the coffin had heen removed. Most of the jewelry was sewn into the mummy clothes, and much of it ix blackened by the fluid, but it can all be restored to its pristine brilliancs. The process of exposing tne hodx | was thus lengthened from one day to | many da The daggers the King's waist, my informant says, are stuck into gold meshwork, perhaps the same that shown on the famous statue Tut-ank-Amen found some yéars ago buried in the Temple of Karnak. This statue must have ‘been carved | shortly before the King's death, as it portrays a youth of 15 or 16 years. Book Found Earlier. The official statement that no docu ments have yet been found on thej body of the King appears to conflict with the information already received | that Carter haa fornd a book of the dead. which he intends to publish in facsimile. 1t appears probable, there- ] fore, that the book was found earlier. not in the inner coffin out in the outer | coffin cases ! In view around of the fact that patches have been telegraphed hn(k: my dis [0 Egypt and published in the Arabic HRONIC chest or head colds are more often than not the resultofanemia. 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Good for litle tummies Life Savers, the little candy mints with the !\nle (life saver shape). answer this problem in just the right way. They are china-hard and deliciously flavored. This means that Life Savers are caten slowly. Children suck them to make those wonderful flavors Pep-o-mint, Wint-o-green, Cinn- English and French press here with very sharp editorial comments on the appearance in American newspa of facts which the Egyptian gov ment had been seeking to conceal, it xhould be stated very emphatically that no detalls were supplied to me by Carter or any of his staff. (Copyright. 1925, in United States a, other countriss by North American New: paper Alliance. Al rights reserved.) Correction. NAVY WINS PATENT CASE. 0il Burners Infringement of Stilz Rights Denled. Navy oil burners do not infringe the patent rights held by Harry B. Stilz, a former employe of the Navy Depart- ment, the Supreme Court declared yes- terday in a suit brought by Stilz. Special Dispatch to The Star. NAPOLIS, Md., Baltimore, pleaded guilty and was se tenced Robert Moss, in the Circ Armiger did not PRISON CLERK GETS 7-YEAR SENTENCE Armiger Pleads Guilty of Defraud- ing Maryland House of November William S. Armiger, 33 vears old, of of bezzling funds of the Maryland House tion, of which he was finan ‘ seven years in the State penitendiary. state definitely what became of the amounts taken, which were placed at about $36,000 by el said most of se of a farm. Armiger on but his cou ad gone to the pur d for CATTLE PROVE STORY OF HIDING IS FALSE hookke tion to pécufation, he had not taken the te persons Judge Moss said that he conld not treq the offense lightly. one of the evile of modern adminfstration of law being the fact that criminald taking lacge sums were generally not pun ished in proportion to the amount taken. funds Wisdom of Bulgarian Peasant Set- tles Dispute Along Frontier Over Missing Herds. . By Cable o The Star and Chicago Daily News Danville Jailer Foils Delivery. 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