New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922 MOHAMMEDAN KING NOW IN POVERTY Robbed, Ragged and Starving Lelt in Goncemratlon Camp {0 Die Moscow, Jan, 20.—Robbed, ragged, starving and forgotten in the big con- eentration camp of Pokrowsky, a few \ miles distant from this city, is the fate | of the Hevdiar, Khan of Khiva, who, 3 % until a few months ngo, was one of {0 the richest of the Mohammedan rulers | of Central Asia. As he is nearly 80| years old, ha may die there. Hevdiar, successor to Tamerlane the v Great and Genghis Khan, who ruled ' E from China to Germany in the Middle S S Ages, Is a pureblooded Uzbek Turk | v e — to whom the Sultan of Turkey s a | 1 » mere modern upstart. He has been o brought to his present plight through | . A SA] E THAT TELI S ITS OWN STORY the revolutions engincered by the Mos- | i cow Soviet in Russian Turkestan, | 3 EY alded by Enver DPasha, recently de- A By aatenna: wamnal Pashe IR ; IT IS OUR POLICY NEVER TO CARRY OVER GOODS FROM ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER NG a8 the arch-traitor of ;):nin'l;r;\'.‘_ i " YOUR WE LEAD SPECIALS FOR The treatment of the Khan of Khiva . — WE et SPECIALS e o teel EXPECTATIONS e TOMORROW the Mohammedan world, is expected | 3 2 in ti to widen the rift that has lon threatenci betvecr tne Rusaan Sovet | - ANNIVERSARY SMOKE Suits and Overcoats SATURDAY CANDY and he ) {)\.:”“l“(" ans ol Y.l’ ‘“ flln'- : . e .3 - 2 e o SPE(‘IAIA A R o : SPEOIALE ) Tla"g Aoune M Schrafft’s Peppermint Patties conquest of Khiva, Bokhara, and the . Edgeworth Tobacco, 1 1h jars $1.39 sreatly KReduced Frices 37c 1)) rest of the territory known for the A the past 60 years as Russlan Turkes- Edgeworth 1 1h Tins 3 % . For two centuries the Russians tried Velvet 1 Ih jars $:!4 :!4 ; R in vain to conquer these war-like peo- Holland Society Cigar: . Schrafft’s Special ples and only in 1873 was Khiva jeLtens D Assorted Chocolates humbled and its Khans made subject Connecticut General Cigars : $29.29 $34.34 3 7c 1b princes of Russia. But they retained |4 i 2 their religious nfluence and their vast Box of 10 ; Here is Your Chance to wealth and when they came to the Russian imperial court at Petrograd, their presents in gold and jewels sur- - passed easily the treasures of thaj ’ gorgeous court. W C t d D For the past two years the Soviet omen s Oa. s an resses influence has been slowly tightening 5 v its hold on old Russian Turkestan, un- Wonderful Bargains. Prices: der General Doutoff, aided by 100,000 German war prisoners. First, a Soviet 14 85 = l 8 85 — e e p s revolutionary committee was formed ° ° .8 = 39. at Tashkent, after the approved Bol- Values s_’) 00 to $75.00 . $75.00. shevik manner, and later at Bokhara, and finally at Khiva republics, as in —All— AT Baku and Tiflis, at the point of the E " 3 Q Red army's bayonet, WOMEN'S SKIRTS WOMEN'S —All— : : CHILDREN'S H The Emir of Bokhara was reduced Plain colors, stripes and i H WOMEN’'S CORSETS HILDRENT to a figurehead, though still held as a plaids of woolen fabrics. | KNIT UNDERWEAR WOMEN’S FALL possible religious successor to the Sul- Plain and pleated styles. AND WINTER SUITS b and $2 95 ‘ tal ; '}l!::;;::k:?'us unseated in his rule 6 85 - 95 AY Drawers ; i a 7' : SILK and MUSLIN by the new order but when his advis- d 1 Price ers showed him how the palace walls an / ; S $7.45. 9.85 2 IUNDERWEAR Values to $7.45, Save Money were falling about him, he got togeth- . f Union Suits er the choicest of his Inherited jewels, A ; For Child his favorite wives a large stock of his z 0 . . for 1ldren royal robes, together with 400 pounds s i $ 14'85 At Tremendous 2:;;1‘:“ Eil:dth;v;!tll;:;ltpof:ll N 20% avoirdupois, of solid gold, ordered a s _ B train at Bokhara and started overland Values $10.85 to $17.85. 5 lar models. to reach it. At the d t in Bokhara, 5 JCE QO \ ther Cgeka, or secrete‘;:)lic:, s:moill;::l REDUCED PRICES - > DISCOUNT down upon him, robbed him of his i wifes, his jewels and gold, and made . CHIRDIELOOK him prisoner together with his 20 year i g S O e e S e = i L A e T e i S i U e R T e olé son and heir apparent. 2 Both were put aboard the train, un- T O PR G TR de: heavy guard, and sent to Moscow, BOYS’ SUITS and OVE.COATS s S nl to the old convent prison of Pokrow- sky, where they have since been. : Greatly Reduced SHOE SPECIAL ‘With heav: vhite beard, th i g D 9, LR e a_cndK:}anr; SUITS $3 9 5 $ 4 9 5 $5 9 5 Lot of Women's Lot of Women’s Bilent ang uncompinlng, after. the d § K il Sl ar Qo patingy PUMPS, OXFORDS and | PATENT and GUN METAL manner of hls people, he. sometimes : $7.95, $9.95, $10.95 ‘ HIGH SHOES OXFORDS attends the concerts organized for the g OVERCOATS: Val to $10.00. Values to $5.00. p I e o o s, (o oo | ~$4.95, $5.45, $6.95, $4 o90 i‘BZ 96 e w0 e sl the , $8.95, $10.95, $14.95 ‘ ' . Khan when the bread came. His son y — E 2, 630 Jobe, siok aa orabbing floors, 107 A N the more fortunate prisoners whose g “Yogtg‘] it Olé;;flcomp:ztizsglck. Lot of Men's =l . ues $2.95. friends send them food and in this CORDO\'AN HIGH way keeps soul and body together. : INQ Q $135 values. $1.00 el MEN'S and WOMEN’S Strictly fresh eggs, 2 doz. $1.00. ' 1 = Russell Bros—advt. BOYS’ PERCALE BOYS’ ODD TROUSERS Values to $10.00 . BLOUSE! Khnickers, sizes 7 to 18. o e Tt 95¢, $1.45, $1.95 $5.90 GREATLY REDUCED Who Fails to Appear T R AT . 45C’ 65C’ 950 Values to §2.50. SECOND FLOOR ' Gross, charged with violation of the 1 IV : » SECOND FLOOR liquor laws, came up for disposition in police court this morning, Gross was not present. Judge B. W. Al- ling ordered the accused brought in = tomorrow morning. Gross is the pro- 7 i [ ' MEN’S MU LERS f\ 'S HEAVY RIBBLD £ h SHIRT Y MEN'S HOSE B MEN'S SWEATERS prietor of the Hotel York. The po- lice in a visit to his place last week : : S, ok Madras, (Woven A e gt found three bottles containing a small 5 Brushed Wool UNIONISUIES Madras, Silk Stripes) and * Lise and Heavy Cotton "'"‘"‘( '"“'“‘l"‘"s Anil ‘oat Style i : I $1.75 $1.00 100 | - $2:65 Strictly fresh eggs 51c. Russell Bros. . ) 84, pair for l 00 —advt. .3} i Regular $2.50 values, Regular $1.50 values. y entire stock. i 3 Values to $9.00 : Values to $6.00 MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR R MAIN FLOOR 5 MAIN FLOOR 2 to 6 years. HIGH STETSON SHOES THIN, FLAT HAIR GROWS LONG, THICK ? : Lot of Women's and = CHILDREN'S HOSIERY SPECIAL RIBBON SALE AND ABUNDANT f =2 B CHILDREN'S SHOES LIS TS HIC f T T P Y LRSS Lot of 1% to 214 inch. Sizes 1 !l)‘vfl 0ys' Shoes Black and tan I Pika, £l e £ 4 Ribbon; values to 19¢, 9¢ PP s 5 Cuban heel Wool Process Lot of % to 5 inch Rib- “Danderine” costs I 5 R . $1 25 only 35 cents a bottle. 3 $l 00 $3 95 pair for ’ 69c bons; values to 40c—19c, One application ends [EEMNEg E ; Regular $2.00 valucs, . . | 6 $l.00 4 Fine assortment of 3 to all dandruff, stops itch- 2 # 1 i . s Extra values Extra values 8 inch. Ribbons; values to ’ ing and falling h ! : y ; Values to $2.95. Extra values § and in a few moments, R . 4 & . CHILDREN'S WOMEN'S KAYSL o 3 you have doubled the - R 5 B : Eot ol : SpEALIoMoT T beauty of your hair. 8 MARY JANES WM SHORS SILK GLOVE WOMEN'S HATS ) LEATHER ¥ fyj It will apry L mass, % R Sizes 1, 114, 2 only Rlack and tan BladieTneswhite 19 WORK GLOVES so soft, lustrous and 3} B B : & i Values to $10.00 Lined and Unlined easy to do up. But . y : what will please you | % " ¥ ) 9c $2 95 69c $1.85 valucs most will be after a {7 W o . i - 95 Vel G, WIBI Ak ks, - whe A e | . & Regular 85¢ values e S S R i) Values to $1.69 C LN you see new hair—fine and downy at first yes—but really new? ) hair growing all over i 4 ; ; ,' the scalp “Danderine” is to the| ¥ b hair what fresh showers of rain and | g g L Bifmanine: are to vegetalion. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and |8 v"" k X ‘.'."I;",;“.i;',',',lf‘u'.y'i.'if"nr"‘."‘f‘.,,',")‘:“”’”"lj‘ B N B 27 Stores Always More Value For Less Money. 27 Cities ded hair to grow long, thick, heavy | 4 . 4 luxuriant. | PALACE—Starting Sunday Little Dick Headrick and Mildred Harris in “THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUS