Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926. 5 + seem to iIndicate that within the tomb ramid of Cheops. A person so re-|process of reburial the furniture w re gray powder, probably by fun- | the inlays was successfully recon v Vel will be found the mother of Cheops.” | | Egypt Will Rebury buried must have been a member of | exposed, and breakage or pilferage a: | i ye gold Jeaf which completel. | structed, but or + Gl A TTIQAEAMY QON | Since publication of the predictions I the family of Cheops, probably either | that time may Increase the difficulty | covered the wood has sunk down on | The recording und ren 4l ob TN i e 1| several months ago that the tomb King Tut Casket his father or his mother. The mo-[of reconstructing the furniture at |itself or fallen to one side. But it s | je being carried out by Mr. Dur 44 e | would prove to be a royal one of un- tive of the reburial may have been |this late date. The pottery and stone | from this gold leaf that each article | b d myself A b £ LT LAR ROM paralleled antiquity, Egypt has seeth- Of Iron in Old Tomb merely a plous desire of Cheops to|vessels which lie between the coffin |of furniture must be reconstructed. “At present we find ourselves faced A ed with interest in the ‘“mystery LONDON, March 11 (#).—A have his parent near himself in|and the southern wall of the chamber | The reconstruction, therefore, must [ with the most difficult task in the tomb” under the shadow of the great : £ death, but there may have been also |are in a confused pile, and most of [be fully studied before any of the | whole chamber—hat of reconstruet £ . Cairo_dispatch to the Westmin: ! ’ ¥ .J{ A% ld £ pyramid. Yesterday the heavy veil of some necessity of hiding the body |the pottery vessels have been smash- | parts can be touched. Work will pro- | ing the inlald parts of a large cares 2C3 e_; ROIGS .| v o ster Gazette says it Is reported ;;-o‘m desecration by thieves,” Dr.|ed. Evidences of haste and careless. | ceed slowly on this aceount. ing chair. These inlsy Lt REE" an official _government communique, eisner says. ness in storing objects and in the cut. | “THe recording of the scattered | confusion, owing t iy SYREET AT R B whie Df N et wha vermitied . || Conauneat tuienss to/piaceiCthe “The alabaster sarcophagus could|ting of the chamber are visible on all | sheets of gold leaf near the doorway | fall of the wooden parts which the. Greatest Archeological Find|to give a few a It now definitel f not have been lowered Into the new | sides, but so far there is no evidence | began on Februs and the work | decorated, and the reconstpuction w g TN b0 e o hat it 1o o tomb con.| | Diain fron casket, which will b6 | | tomb in & horizontal position. The |of theft. s proceeded tematically ever | require infinite patience - e turles older than any royal tomb pre- et “,f"hf‘“mm; “and that the body must have been taken out for | “The wooden furniture appears to Two chairs have been _identi- of History Credited to viously discovered. ‘It has not been| | chamber tiy D Do ealed. the reburial and returned to the sar- | have been hastily placed in the cham- | fied and their gold leaf carefully re- | Copyright. 1926, ritatn, Unitsd States opened since the day when Cheops Lo on /Wi 5 cophagus after the latter had been |ber in intact condition. The wood has |moved. The second chair had an in |and Canads by an Newspape placed in the chamber. During the |been reduced to brown fibers or a |laid horder and a pattern formed by Alliance. A American Expedition. the pyramid builder, closed and sealed the entrance. Dr. Roisner has not yet |officlals who were angered by news- . e o o > great gold canopy over the | BY STANLEY PARKER, e L e omyy reported | decided to bottle up all information Correspondent of The Star and the North ||hig canopy bears the cartouche or sig | of this most amazing discovery in the Anican Sawmie Slosc nature of Senefru I, predecessor and | history of archeology in Egypt. CAIRO, March 11.—An archeologl- | joysibiy father of Cheop: ement which Dr. Reisner cal discovery surpassing in importance | " e furniture discovered in the| Wa itted to make today fol- the tomb of King Tut-ankh-Amen of-| omi“is a thousand years olde Work on the intact royal tomb ficially was announced vesterday by | v pelies kind ever overed at Giza by the Harvard- the Hgyptian government. An un-|ep.q date of the i - | Boston expedition was suspended For Infants, |Plundered royel tomb of the fourth | (o was 0BG from January 29 to February 8 in Children,” |¥nasty. sealed 6,000 years ago, now | i A -| order to enable W. A. Stewart to ¢ |definitely 1s known to be that of | ahout 3000 B. to Dr. | make & water-color painting of the either the father or mother of Cheops, | i , the eminent | Wi On February 4 the removal of | greatest of all Egyptian Pharaohs and | ; Egyptologist of the Uni-|the last seven courses of masonry in Duilder of the great pyramid. The :"of Chicago, now here, pro-|the 100-foot shaft was completed, | tomb, discovered by Dr. George A.|pounces the discovery the mos and the floor of the chamber was | Reisner, head of the Iarvard-Boston | portant of its kind ever . Stady | veached. expedition, several months ago, thus | or the tomb und its con will mination of the chamber and |may be that of King Senefru, who | many gaps in Egyptian history and | its contents by Mr. Dunham and my- preceded Cheops and who was proba- | jnuy revolutionize the whole theory |self from this nearer point of view A well-balanced, palatable, easily as- | DIy, althoush not certainly, Ch of the purpose of the Pyram: med the conclusion previously similated food that nourishes and up- . ‘This probability was forecas y formed that the tomb had the ap- Biilde, Uve atmbali bbtweeh mash last January. v Due to Jealousy. hedTants al—that 18, it el ok entrhiatl Bungry, | The newly identified tomb, Dr. Reis-| ] raordinary secrecy which |seemed likely that the alabaster sar- upoa retiring, and whentired or hungry. states, was sealed nearly 2,000 | has led the excavations of the furniture had Prepared at homebystirringthe pow- | 3 sefore the tomb of King Tut. |the Harvard-Boston expedition hav buried in_ another tomb | der in hot or cold water. No cooking. hile our investizations due to the political idiosyn- | and then removed to this secret cham completed,” Dr. Reisner s h crasies and jeilousies Egyptian | her within the precincts of the P censorship was partially lifted through | | that the Egyptian antiquities Luggage Specials s 15 left from previous sales. N Wash Goods Remnants, 29¢ Yd. priced for tomorrow, $3 Square Hat Boxes $1.98 f i Forinerly ey : N 1 Drocades, KRayons, Jacquards and 3552 Cowhide Boston Bags...§139 i o ety e Siugetia, 60—$3 Black Enamel Suit Cases, $1.98 s ek T ewd oter: 18811 Cowhide Traveling Bags, $8.75 Stveet Floor 1—5$39.75 Wardrobe Trunk..... Specials! || FRESH VEGETABLES AND FANCY FRUITS Remnants of 69¢ —are of better quality and larger variety as Spring approaches. You A F riday Sale of Felt-Base Floor Covering will always find the new items in Piggly Wiggly Stores first. 39c to the yard. may be ® Splendid lengths and many patterns 3 matched in several pieces. 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