New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 10

DDERNS FOLLOW IN' NCIENT FOOTSTEPS seum Jewelry Being Copied in England ew rown Jew the York. Princess ot Senuscret, before Jan. 2 . Sat-Tlathor-lunut, ghter who tuled Pt 4.000 the time ol i8t, and which are on exhibition at Metropolitan Museum of Art, ap ently have set 4 new fashion in klaces, brooches amd rings for e who Fifth Avenuc [ ho collection on W oin the of Ity which was unearthed by Pro- or W. M. Flinders Petric in 1914 hough only one blue Wl ned on the sarcophagus der of the Egyptian King's Jdaug yet the casket and con- 8 inside were found intac It was ntly purchased ter n large sum mong the costly baubl of_ the hcess are shining pectorals of the pest lapis luzuli and dainty amu- of dark carnelian. populav in the es now lost in 4 m past, Her yrite amethyst necklaces as well Wter jew el and unzent ale marvels of artistry and skilled kmanship ne eartouche containing the name Sut- Hath ut's father and, ap- ntly o the king to hix g hte been worn as booch. 1t consists of symbolical res of two birds standing on a osly phic Over the birds’ are cobra de capellos, or hooded nts whose coils form frame ascural or beetle. Below n iy the fisure man kneeling f in worship ew York jewelry ent display ornaments h and diumonds patte designs of some ol the Hathor-Junut's trinkets. tsmen of the twelfth ler the Pharaoh Senuscret. e not been outdone in kmanship by the jewelry oday. say connoisseur ERICA IS WINNING BUSINESS IN SOUTH patronize isplay was the ancient now Jew r-lu zift from mizht have base. a sucred of a shop windows at of plati- :d fter | Princes: The dynasty however skilled makers tcd States Supplanting Great Dritain in Markets of South America and Europe. ondon. Evidence that ica is supplunting Great Britain oul markets of South America and ope is seen by the Shipping World. . paper atuributes this to restric- s lmposed on shippins that other- might be available for carrying ish coul. he want vesult is that traders abroad getting it from it says. “The South | has fallen almost in- hands of ship owners States: but more is the fact that ship- Virginia are coming al- to ports of liurope. Go- Dunkirk, Antwerp. Lotter- Genoa and other ports rveceiving American coal which only their Justify Liven als have coal are regions rican trade fably into the h the United nous still ts from t daily burg. . Lisbon taly are reight rates ant necds can t Said American ¢ bped he question to been arises whother thi erely phase due to the bent scarcity of tonnage. or ther these American ships ave the eers of a new form of enterprise I western continent which ‘m o become permanent ure of trade. It not be as ed that, with merease of ieh shippin will assuvedly in a year or two. the old lines rade will easily be regained. river plate trade may to a con- rable éxtent be written off The greater proximity of lLuro- n ports to the United Kinzdom be an advantage British ship- er« in their endeavor to egain continental trade, but it will be | task to break the trade con- (hat American competitors or g-d in forming SEIZE LIQUOR 1 Authorities Get Biz Shipment o passing is a must the that 21 Sy ic now Smugzled Across the Sparit< anadian Bordd N tir Tic i, John authori- since the was it be camy istoms inspec containing n Zi and been W hisgkey had rdian Ame: sarts of wiic f alcohol frem the was sont Wi rehousce sthoritios of lir New Branswic th in or” ernment iain statc worth 1he e hts along SCHOOU PUPILS SPEAR f e Thritt will be Chambr he pu- mma the Y fur- peaier this evenir while at the W. Pelton v questions. The High and Gr Svis have co-operated with C. A. in tnis move and bave hed seversl good speakers. he four-mii on Itk theaters fid Lipman Comme ent to of ans the INFLUENZA LIST GROWS ne mew case of influenza ed today at the gffice of the ealth. This malk the ber of flu cases reported so far | . A new case of diphtheriz was led today, on Dwight streer.. &5 i was re board s total | {or Albany cipal the (u as from Adlet of the hition Charles minority figures Socialists ssembly. which —There are in the caseé who were assembly here. pper right). majo introduced resuited in ti Donohue (up BT o D. leader, of recently introduced tour prin- the five ousted mon L. rity leader i the reso- e ousting. per left), a resolu- Thaddeus C. NEW ion of al chiel sating assembl ker of the Charles BRITAIN live ovialists. (ower right), has apvoint- commitice 1or the tria men Attorney Newton tlower the Lusk wil] represent trial. the Sweet to reseat 1he judiciary ousted D connsel committec at the assembly, the HOTE L IS STILL SUBJECT OF TALK Chamber Wo The meree w New Brit civie hur that bur ing recomme improven needed decided t which wo rious que the waiting the pa IS littee v ay he tion ¥ tion 1 1 Howard ntile mere merchant Tuesday I dance Commerc hich which ar nobilists stalled w weeks. Chairm \ { G. Hugh buresu vetter the in ties d bett ds over ar me compaign comy this, ce the ressing day nu s ng Junuary directors of a city station projec comu roke committec is Wilson shipped. is of Commerce for Trolley Station at Center, meetinzg of the Chambe fast L. e of its held club. spoke and Wdations which prresent Sl the activi for ¢ ain cau u seem tim civie nents the appoint uld take estions which o a are h for © trons of the Pease, chairman ypointed t. spoke tee was egarding costs, at to sid brie co bu et chairm: reporic Wilson. hureau. luncheon$ being largely of e pliu < he for a entertiinment be given on wdded that ¢ to be erected to the eity would ithin next th also o tratlic £ the na of the s spoke which i fr « shippe on w Frit Chambe n er service whieh N The planning G. Dyson a n and nittee, reported hly s avorably. that favors The w ery W very T evening ade up actively troliey ohtaining held chairn reported Che Likewisc Waiting the board r of Com- at the of th future of ties. mak- srtain civie e . 1 committed the interesi new was of as a quvenicncy company € the com- the ho- iting that infor- lo- ile the the every - of a it attended the s of hamber and daned the si to guide auto- all ot be in- or four It of burcau ctivities avoring xpre the the 5 rail- ain's goods of Com- rembiership i of prointed to take care plans e pro the pro- ork of f W important nas Wl ies ion srec over obtained was appointed 1o the United Sta men “Do- innugurated app Glove IR The sive evenin Itoller polo. ch was approved Director Commerce, informal of letters of_daylight ittee made its by the State Chambey of Kimball, made an outlining the activi- hamber. Various sarding the gues- il was wits an report tors, tree comm direct the T to report the S « were read saving and this matter shounld be carried further information other cities. A Tuol national councilloy Char The cct which Scouts d Wt while one until from of was week arty at Washington. sut -Good-Turn” week by t Boy met with CITY ITEMS St the le at Ndna F. Johnson's-— foree hall will Friday wiil thi play. North & Judd ofiice « dance in Booth's Oleott's orchestra Arch Arena Advt Mis (G Nowland strect Js recovering c Al annual ciatic evening MOrrow local republican affair AL lm lation Rolley 1 avenue 1 toller the sspital. Harttord ¥ polo. Arch =i, Arena, Friday Advt The Havtford places the v rty his Glove city Stanley of the town of West luation of prop nrell of of tho rand list on & T and that $12 Car owned Dy at $34 Works, 1t sale at Adna 7. Johnson's tickets for the MeKinle next hefore applications for dinner of the t Middictown must he evening Tuesday e to- A b plan delezation to attend the 177 - M Nt Fusaro ¢ receiving and street 1l are con birth Arch on of a daughter poio “ridac. Advt son. o sold tteal ot « and Azda Camp comps Commonwealth Abraham- i to Luther New grapher Leonard publican York snapped Wood Jan y Major candidate presidentis he phot General the re- o4 Te nowminatin, i Harvard cont P. LEADERS wa chul was | of Com- | of | | fraze DAILY HE RALD, THURSDAY, RECEIVED F4BKY RECRIVED TELZORAM VERY ANIICUS JIARND STOP LLVAYS SED WIRES LUSIRKZ LOVE scandal rearance only { heard Her was to the abroad that re His which ice or The DeKay | hel of been Miss States : pei the Mexico patronage for has been he [ Chicago. may of i who left Hull $2 in her pursc. and has from father obscure Waukezan, L1, 2 made Dia a ntatives home wat activit rance and M for is Delay fow in company theory | beauty smalip ~ CABLZ JANUARY 22, 1920. LUCZRN23 JCAN DE KAY HULL HOUS® CHICAGC ILL lic beautiful It Ilou since. John ) nd of many of in Luc the vert during days Didy oluntec M ek = was reccive abandoned. behind editon several arriv advane vl committed suicide becauss mau —-International Jeanne on Dec Wesley of ears ago. and cars. It erne. ex of the a efore war in with ene Swi the v ¥ fortune has wiatehed hy the governments. rland. serv- seeret the U her her JRuman- | Rip ¢ t the childhood disap- Del with been hot DeKay. in paper He went d Mlle n the hat mar WOMEN WAKING UP AND SEEKING VOTE Some Parts of Mexico Are Getting Mexico Quite Modern women ar with The the present looks advoca Mexican now a fizh intend industrial evils m couneil ma P but niake present witl couneil th them a Mexican ' 1 ity prepat fivst political of o national wquarters i dor Mexic: red e counci [ u ceretary The | arouy industrih | zanization Austry 1o treatme ployers co-operation from conneil inte er rized women® the ' sex e feminist countr 1 opean zov omplete women to tewnct their conditions may and soc norita MW o cmand t the ha ey will wa wemen iz wor tion for mti-impe snorita an. ns rs of the Mexican republic. socinl later to make 1o couneil Torre b to 1ake climin and cquality Mexican Mexico not mowomen n believe completc 2. —Me a Temin- organization City that are ot suf- 1 hopes eventi 0o thei a Elena the . rnment, emanci has W Mexica Mally n fair- ang nds not which of cs, bu ng the v mtact other « in the political tion ) their countenic vas char- | movement men wonien that fore Zovernment cfiorts. o1 council he said, oraan- women be improved The will workers next he or- in in- equal em- in expect The Mexican with onn- sarmament Mex icun women will create a new cra of amicable n French rive te Auic unders clation State omncil intends 1 to h and between on of a hring 4 dtnraily, hotween Sourh more i e com Mox Later. Latin- »out ndustri- Mexico Cen- MAY JOIN TTALY AND FRANCE, amonix he zround T e, dir rol 0 Halian ¢ mulkc tur thy projeut cxamimution attn Lr ene N Ja rland dies 1 under ining 17 o 1n voted worl 1 has ave ar- on the Mount and heen year “s both preliminary France francs o under | lived sadd rep- nited | ap- broth- | has hand or CCNFIDED IN RUEANIAR L)Y DB KAY CABE Cabie scnt by e father. from Luccrpe, Switzevland. to his son in Chicago. indicating his nxiety in the fact that his daughter d confided in a Rumanian lady she DeKay's NOW IN MONTENEGRO American Physicians Kept Busy Curing Ills of Natives Niegosh, Montenegio, Jan. The Associated Press.)—American physicans doing relief work in Mon- tenesro tell of some curious methods of trcatment employed by the inhabi- tants of this little mountain countr When a Montencarin is wounded th rst thought of the natives is to an- ply chewing tobacco, horsehair or « fresh rabbitskin with the hair facins !inside. Common ink is considered a sovercign remedy for burns. To stop viceding sores or used. When person dog 1he favorite remedy the animal’s ear and with it The patron saint of Montenegro St. Vascilla. whose sihrine the summit of a I"odgoritza nd Niksic. d is bitten by u is to pull ofs rub the woun: is upon tween Ever of devout to this mountain for their i the arrival c week thousa rins comic secking cure ut since the Ame is situated mountain be- Montene- shrine ican physicians the pilgrimages to the have not been the natives ills can be and with greater shrine For their hom ancient nimerous. found much ! S0 ! thai nearer have cured wounds cobwebs ave | | cert?inty at any of the numerous Red | ‘ross dispensarics and clinies. inhabitants come from the mountain regions. They are carried in all sorts of conveyvances—wheel- barrows. donkey carts, buffalo wazs- ons or on horseback. In one case, an old woman, suffering with scarlef fever, was brought to the hospital Niegosh, "which is notable the birthplace of King Nlicholas. an iron soup pot. It required four days to her over the many tain ranges. In another ried his typhus ed back a distance of 33 the end’of the journey the steps of the Red Cross ho: pital. e was rewarded for his la- bors, however, four weeks later by the complete recovery of his wife. in numerous instances persons sut- 1g from total blindness have been led over tedious mountain roads to the Red Cross hospitals by sympa- thetic friends or sorrowing relatives only to find that nothing can be don= fer them. There is great prevalenc of cataruct in the country caused by chronic malaria and other diseases SWISS PAVOR XTRADITION. | Jan. Swiss newspapers | the lead of the Geneva | Trihune. favor the extradition of for- j mer Emperar Willlam trom Holland i | Tie at et farmer wife on his miles and at fell exhausted iustance car- a afflic on fer Geneva following i ihe consensus of editorial opinion is that owing to exceptional crimee of an international character charged against him. Holland would not be auilty of abusing the traditions of neutral countries a= in this case Count Hohenzollern is not a political retu- GERMANS CHASED OUT. Fiji L whe return to but were by who threw their baggage The gzovernment has promised the Returned Soldiers’ as- sociation that the ans will be interned pending decision as 1o heir admission into the islands ANTIQUE AUTHORITY | London. Jan. Sir Guy ! King's Armourer and Keeper | London museuni, who has just died ! reputed 1o be the fore { most authority on antiques and work fof art in the country. appointed Sir Guy to sort out the val- { uable collection of armour at Wind- sor Castle. { Church Army to B To ¢ Suva Jan. livea colony nds. 2 tormerly this met here the itish ans [ day ried other service men into the harboy “ DEAD. of the here, was | Bereaved Rel- neteries. Jan —The i Army has crganized a series sonally-conducted visiting parties to soldiers graves in .rance. The sight L of widows, favhers and mothers, som¢ | bent with age, burdened with floral tributes to ‘“‘the zlorious dead" start- ing out from Charing Cross or Vic- toria Stations on their sad pilgrimas is Ry less dopres Ty X tives Churea of per- London. Laking, | remotest ta | King Edward | | i | | i | Red Cross | | moui.- | New York— Crowds ' SKATING OV ER THE TOP at the Lake Placid club have been thrilled by the stunts fancy skater caught him of three of Ernest E just rger. famous camera man cleared a pile The as he barrels the scenes attending the the hopital trains in war Through the Church Arm: ives ol men who died in F who may be unuble Lo mecet expenses incidertal to sucl @ rip. wre pic.io- ed free ticket CARS AS HOTELS “entral szests the arrival times. rela- but vlin, Jun ists Bureau of of ijle sleeping freight yards of Ecrlin for rters, in view of the very ed condiiion of the hotel Berlin s 1rs i are in tie tourists’ Tour- congest- | TREATY TEXT EXHAUSTED. London. Jan —The edition xts for the Geru peace nted by a private concern commercial cnterprise. has The demand for the ice was negotiated B hausted which ¢d the printin print, brousht up to added protocols and cmb maps and indexes designed to the “hook™ popularly intelligible on pe with orchesiru the vt Alpha ght at The Effects of Opiates. HAT INFANTS are peculiarly prej tions, all of which are narcotic, susceptible to opium and its various is well known. Even in the smaliest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the func- tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental perversion. a craving for aicohol or narcotics in later life. Nervous diseases. such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of stayin; powers are a result of dosing with opiates or marcotics to keep children qui in their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the drug; t should not be a party to it. Children who are ifl need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to Jose them willfully with narcotics. Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Tz “a ot treaty been ex- terms conecern to issue a re- all Ilished with ma ke fair—one PY L4 4