Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1925, Page 16

-‘*HE. EVENING STAR, | the records, dating his own first year from what was really Tut's. This fict. the experts think, explains why ut's tomb was not sought for in the od of anarchy three dvnasties . tound and plundered 1ike those 1l the other Pharaohs. Haremheb a King from 1350 to 1312 B. C., and when he died he had destroyed or Luried every statue of Tut and Ay and defaced all their inseriptions. 1y the time Paris carried Helen off Troy, probably mo Egyptians ex- ting a few old bookworm priests i* tcmples knew there even had been 7 I’haraoh named Tutankhamen, still Iess a Hitle girl named Ankesenamion, who may have loved her boy hushana. 1L who kept her eye fixed on.the D.in chance. Had Tut's burial in’ the vallex. been a WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1925. found, not & museum that restores to the world a whole vanished civiliza- tion, but empty chambers and a va- cant sarcophagus. North American News: (Ooj t, 1925, by Soper Alisnee: "l Rignta’ Reserved.) MARTIN R. HOWLAND DIES. Retired Veteran Succumbs After Bhort Illness. Martin' R. Howland, 46 yvears old, retired Army veteran, who served in Numerous campalgns in the Philip- pine lIslands, died at Walter Reed ‘Hospital Monday after a short ill ness. For several years prior to his revembered 400 vears- after, déath he was a clvilian employe of and Lord Carnarvon wonld . Have the finance department of the United @W%WW% \’f xomo«uoo““mnmmo»on»on HE WILL BE ' DELIGHTED with PAJAMAS Fvery man likes attrac- tive Pajamas. \We have just the kind and shades he will admire, States Army and was stationed ' at Walter Reed. He was the husband of Mrs. Marguerite Brod Howland. Funeral services will be conducted at his residence, 610 Gresham place, A Russian inventor has patterned a later at the Sacred Heart Catholic|plane that jumps from wave to wave Church, where mass will he wald at 9 like a sea flen to use in his fAigh o'clock.” Tnterment, with military | Marseille to Buenos Aires, Rio honors, will be in Ariington Cemetery. | nairo. %fi%@i@%@@&@i BT 0. J. DeMOLL EMMONS . SMITH, JR: Piano and DEMOLL Furniture Co. e iy s 3 Until Twelfth and G Streets A REMARKABLE SPECIAL Christmas KOHLER and CAMPBELL ‘Baby Grand Piano Sold on 3635 Payments If Desired— There are over 200000 nf these wonderful instru- ments in fine homes. schools, musical colleges, ete Other Grand Pianos Priced .Irom $485 to $1,500 Genuine Aeolian Pianolas Terms, $25 Cash, s 95 tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock and GUEEN ANKS STORY, __rovors ovmn owe | 1S NOW IMMORTAL Girl Ruler of Egypt Tries Des- | perately to Hold Throne of Tut. “Xmas Savings Checks Cashed ln mn\l BALD crowned Cleapatra ne of thei | s execava L r in vlvn Valley of the NG TS (Reproduced by special permission [ron . “History of Anelent Exspt widow of rank ry. If an nonsense d look, and Queen Ank, from the sculptures in the tomb at Tel-el-Amarna, hitherto | 2 unidentified in this connection. The small naked figure between the King and Queen is Ank, daughter of Alknton. Ank was Tuf's queen. man on the | ¥ ground receiving gold is Ay, who buried Tut and then eized the throne. he will lose proved | tite Kinz supply the motive. , If Ay f the child Queen's pl ot e ind et anickly. | + the throne was derived fron -ankh-Amen ipped the | i the sold th which hi They | < emaci ) may yet,tell more, hu Ay has: the faintest In_Egvot a clain iy befo me and I will ERYDt has been nd in the COTTON PONGEE % DOMET FLANNEL PAJAMAS PAJAMAS Torimmed Trimmed in. hirhself .the son of Ams e Magnificent. It must have | Ank’s husband alone thut [/ ny right to the crown. So Tut as fast as he could and how asking i . 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