New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1923, Page 11

~ ANGIENT INDIANS ROAMEDCALIORNIA Excavations Uncover ‘Bones ol Earliest Tribes Yet Found Santa Barbara, Cal, Oect, 25,~In- dians resembling the Cro-Magnon man inhabited the shores of the Pacific at an age earlier by many centuries than ever yet established hy archacologists, waccording to elaims made here after discovery of important specimens in excavating Burton Mound, early home of the Bapta Barbara Indians, The explorations are being made by J, P. Harrington of the Smithsenian insti- tution of Washington. Two skeletons unearthed by Mr, Harrington yesterday are asserted to be remains of aw age that dates be- yond that of any other specimens un- covered during the excavations, which have covered a period of six months Lying on the surface of the hard pan beneath forty-four inches of an aeollan deposit of loam, which shows no signs of having heen dug into by the Indians during the period of the centuries-old graves hitherto excavat- ed, gvas found w skull, with brow abnormally retreating and very thick. The brow ridges are prominent, the face is very long and the jaw mas- sive, The profile 1s almost gorilla- like, The skeleton accompanying the skull was fragile and had to be [res moved with great care. Alongside the skeleton was another of the same type, the skull of which had crumbled, but was very thick. The accompanying bones were in a powdery condition, Accompanying the first skeleton was '\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923 NORTH RHINELAND HAS FALLEN T0 REPUBLICANS Separatists I Duren Tay Olaim 1o Berlin Govermment By The Asseciated Press Duren, Oct. 24.—The separatista in Duren say they have complete control of this area of the north Rhineland, More than 600 of their men, they as- sert, ave stationed in the Rathaus and other public buildings here whieh are being administered by ex-army men, Only officers are permitted to have arms, the explanation being that they are responsible for the publie safety, | The police have heen disarmed and separatists with green, white and red |arm bands went about Duren today unmolested, Burgomaster Averhues refused to surrender when the republicans are rived and was taken from his house, He is now a prisoner in the hands of the separatists, The postal, telegraph, telephone and other public services continued in operation today and the separatists sald there would be no interference 80 long as the respective departments continued to function properly, Head- quarters hyve been established in the residence of Theodore Klevinghaus, who with Joscph Matthes is in Cob- lenz in the interests of the republie, Hugo Hector, In charge of the operations here, made this state mrut:’ “We want an Independent Rhine- Iand absolutely free of thé fetters ull Berlin, The Rhineland is too import- ant Industrially and otherwise to fol- low Berlin's course. * ¢ ¢, “We are willing to share our rmr-' tion of the burden gf reparation and | propose to place the question in the hands of the league of nations to de- | termine whiit umount of reparation we { Mr, and Mrs, v Married for 41 Years Mr. snd Mrs. Willlam Spencer of | 450 Main street guietly observed the | 41st anniversary of their wedding to- day, Mr Spencer has been econ wected with Landers, Frary & Olark for the past six years as a pattern waker. Previous te that time he was connected with the Rebhsen Cutlery company of Perry, N, Y. The couple has ene daughter, Miss Casandra Hpencer, | s | Explosion of Grenades | Causes Damage in Turin | Rome, Oct, 25. =~ According to a Turin dispateh to Messaggero, illl grenades exploded at a military horse show being held in Turin in the pres- ence of Premier Mussolini, One lleu- tenant was seriously wounded, while a sergeant and four privates were slightly hurt, It is undggstood tha the explosion of the g part of the regular perfo that they blew up prematurely, CAPT GOUGH GETS DECREE, British Officer Charged His Wife With Several Indiscretions, London, Oct, 26, —Captain Wilfted H. J. Gough today was awarded &« provisional decree of divorce from his wife, the former Hylvia Phyllis Jawaton, with costs against Bertrand Neldecker, described as an American banker, on grounds of misconduct, Captain Gough cited us another co- respondent the B Maurice De Rothschild, but the case against the latter was dropped Mrs, Gough In 1921 visited New York, where she was the guest of a pumber of prominent people, lator appearing in a sma'l part in a New York theatrical production. She is known as one of the most photo- graphed women In Kngland and has appeared In many wmateur theatrical Bomb in Prisoner’s Pocket Explodes, Six Men Killed Lahore, British India, Ot 25 Six persens, including Dhanna Blagh the notorieus leader of the Baban Akalis, sikh Zealots, were killed to day by the explosion of & bamh near Hoshiarpur. While Superintendent of Police Horton, with his assistant, Jenkyn, were arvesting Dhanas Singh a bemb which the latter was ! carrying expleded, blowing Dhadaa and five policemen Lo pieces and in- juring Supevintendent Horton, his as sistant and another peliceman FRANCE GETS 00AL. Trainioad as Part Payment on Repar- ations Arvives from Germany, Herbesthal, German-Belgian Fron- tier, Oet, 26.~A freight train ecom- posed of forty cars loaded with coal and coke destined for Relgiwm and Franece on the reparation account,mnd manned by a German erew, arrived at thia frontier station today the first time since the France-Rel. glan troops entered the Ruhr on Jan- uary 11 that such a train has been Ger- taken out of the Ruhr by the New York, Oct members of Calvary were suspended last night charged with condueti “guerilla warfare' Joha Reach vons 1 astor, the Hiey ad with \ielating & 19 suppert the chureh TARES THIED Wiry Furmer German Attache, Nowm Moy Man. Was Twice Divoroed Los Angeles, Ualif, Oet liam ¥ Von Hirincken, snown as Barean G. Wilhelm Rrincken, one time atlache of German consulate at Ban Freneisco and later a prisoner at MeNell Island for theee years during the world war has obtained a license here fo marry Miss Bertie May Rogers of Georgla Von Brincken now is a imotion pic ture aetor and technician, said 1o be mueh in demand among the studios of Hollywood as an autherily an eourt etiquette of Furope He has been married and divorced twice 2—Wi formerly Vau the TRADERS GET WORRIED, 1 Fear Government Action and Sell | Holdings of St. Paul Bonds, New York, Oct, 25.~Widespread selling of B, Paul bonda, due traders| * stated, to feap that government pres- re will forer further reductions in| frelght rat eatured the early trad. ing In bonds today, Wive separate II-! sues of this company touched nbw lows for the year, losses running from | fractions to 2 1-4 poluts, On the| other hand there was a fairly large jemand fo s wide bonds trials inelined upward and | ernment seewrities contiaued 1o ught Al Yor 1adus B gov amortment of raiiroads oved rregularnty moderale adiaaces FRAME NOT IMPRESSED German) s Latost Note an Heparaion: Meet With Cool Beorption 25.~—="As long as the suld pay they said they wonldn't, and they have walled until they eouldn’t pay (o say they could the ouly commept offered in Micial cireles today regard lalest German nole to the mmission, & official oreign office th pressing the sentiment of the gevernment The offieial viewpoint is that the German note is strietly a matte the consideration of the repa commission, It was net addresse the government, and the French @ ernment will have nothing te gerding the doeument until the eom mission has acted upen it Paris, Oct Germans was ONE KILLED IN BREMEN, Bremen, Oct, 25.—The police here fired today on a erowd of demonstea- tors against the high cost of living One person was killed and several others were wounded Lard 29¢, Russell Bros— 2 Lm advt the § per ceal bwues of | EAJOYABLE WHIST HELD Mrs. George Bessen of 163 Asch sireet catertained at whist last #ves Liug for the benet of the New Hritaln | Ausitiary of the Hebrow Women's | home for ehildren. Prizes were award- od and refreshments sorved. The af- fair was & compiete suvcess, secially and Rnancially Positively Fresh Egas Gle dosen, Russell Bros —adit Bronchitis sickness and regain and vitality. Linonine #5-year record of success in just such cases. m. w»guuuunm should pay, We nd for a free | Rhineland as a buffer state in the"in- terests of European peace,” | engagements. MOTHER! Clean Child's Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” a beautiful black obsidian spearhend, four and a half inches long and one and five-eighths inches wide, square ended. With the other skeleton was found a similar spearhead but with notched end and measuring, with tip broken off, three and a half inches in Jength and one and five-cighths in width. Both skeletons were prone, with heads to the east. They are of a dis- tinct type of Indians, If They Remain as “Wets” Philadelphid, Oect, 25.—The demo- cratie city committee of Philadelphia will receive the income of a $1,000 trust fund for a period of 10 years it the party orgunization, federal, |state or city, dors not indorse p {hihition or the Volstead act, accord- {ing to the will of Henry €. Laugh- lin, probated here. At the ¢nd of smoke Toward Neighbors, 10 years the principal is to go to a 25.—When the wind | Pephew. Laughlin left an estate of | Stamford, Oct. does not blow 50 as.to carry amoke | n€arly $400,000 much of it to char. ity. and ors from honfires ' ufed on the e of Alfred Ho.ard Ren- shaw over to the property of Jacob J. Shubert, the well known theatrical man, whose estate adjoins the Ren- shaw property, bonfires may be built on the s::‘ property, ac to a modi n of the injunt cently obtained against It Shubert which prolibited b any fires. The ed in modifi " dudge on m Haine modif; been’ reeeived here, The two estates are situated at Col- | lender's Point on the Sound shore near here. But Only When Wind Does Not Blow Coolidge Assures Vets Govt. Wants to Help Them ‘Washington, o 25.——Assurance s given by Coolidge in a| el on of the dis- ; abled Ame 1s, made pub- | ¢ lic today, that those in places of national responsibility are st utmost to ald and compensate so s compensation is possible,” the mer service men disabled in the | bilious, feverisi, world war. and Children love \w. Judge| “The thousands who bear the sears | “California Fig um of decision(of the war wil lalways hold their|laxative regulates \junction * has just|places in the hearts of the Ameri- [ howcls So nicel {can people,” the Pres d stomach and st — -~ s withou al Wjnnction was grant- y court here, but I on order was obtained from | verior court | Hurry Mother! 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