New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 15

PAPYRUS FROM OLD DAYS I3 UNCOVERED Is Believed to Date From Year| 300 A. D. 1 — YLondon, Nov, 13, — A crumpled | leaf of papyrus, belleved to date from about 300 A, D. upon which is written more than 30 verses of the 26th chapter of the Gospel of Mat- | thew, was discovered recently by H, D. Bell, an expert of the British museum, while sorting a collection | of papyrus consisting of 487 items | destined for the library of the Uni- | versity of Michigan, The text is sub- | staptially complete except at the bot- | tom of the leaf where a corner had been torn off, so that the ends of tour lines and the lowest line on the right hand page are gone, and also the beginning of the four lines at the bottom of the page on the op- posite page. The passage commences with the words thus translated in the King James version, verse 19: ‘'(As) Jesus had appointed them, and they made ready for the passover.” The in- complete line at the end contains the words from verse 52, “Shall perish with the sword,” The passage is of intrest to all dendminations because of its account of the mz’ supper and the betrayal. The text is carefully written. Per- haps the most striking difference from the King James versions in | {new covenant-blood," 6 28, where the translation is: r Lhis I8 my blood of the new testament," Moffat's translation reads: "This means my blood, the Here the text of the papyrus, In agreement with certain anclent manuscripts and some editions, omits the “new."” “Otherwise," sald Professor I'rany cls W. Kelsey of the University of Michigan recently In deseribing the discovery, “the text s substantially that with which all are familfar.” |41 Passengers Landed After Eventful Voyage New York, Nov, 13.~—TForty-one passengers from the United Fruit |steamer Zacapa, which went aground November 9, off Gireat Inagua, Ba- hama Islands, arrived today in t steamer Teno. The crew of the Teno transferre (the passengers and their hand bag- |gage in lifeboats, while the Z pa | was fast on a coral reef, The Zacapa was refloated Tuesday | and proceeded to Castle Isind for examination. She was expected to leave for New York today. The Zacapa was bound from Colon to New York when she went aground. AUSTRALIA UPSET. Melbourne, Victorla, Nov, 13—The labor premier of Victoria, G. M. Prendergast, resigned office today as a result of the defeat of his gov- ernment in the parliament yesterday on a no confidence vote and the re- fusal of the governor, the Farl of Stradbroke, to accede to his Juest for parllamentary dissolution, Par- liament adjourned until Nov. 18, The labor minister took office last July. Papua, only 400 miles from Aus- tralia, s overrun by cannibalx i Scoccsocosoachaboosooasessod I’ == 35 This solid mahogany On sale today. *Thia Is the same company operating music stores at Hartford and Bristol, @ | SESSESESASE The Little Store With the Big Values 9/4 Pequot Sheeting. R'egular Me. 590 Linen Dish Toweling. Regular 29c. 21 c Yapd oot 36-in. Wool Serge. — Yard ooove.... 1€ Pencil Stripe Flannel. IY{:filar $1.39. 95 c 40-in, Silk Crepe de Chine. Regular 95 c $1.49. Yard .. Silk Taffeta (newest shades). Regular $2.50. Console Tables $19.75 The Hall introduces one to the home beyond and should be carefully planned. a quaint Colonial Mirror hanging over makes a dignified yet cordial setting. WATKINS BROTHERS *SO. MANCHESTER, CONN. FIFTIETH YEAR Console Table with The Dress Good Shpp 400—MAIN -STREET—400 36-in. Bleached Mus- lin. Reg. 21c. 15 c Yardio ICurtain Goods. Reg- ular 25c. Yard ..o 150 Dress Velvet. Jar $1.50. Yardo.. o 56-in. Striped and Checked 'Wool Dress Goods, Reg. $l .95 $2.50. Yard Dress Satins. Regu- Yo .. $1.25 40-in. Silk Charmeuse. Yar;l32 o $l 98 Pscured by a dense fob, 69c. 25¢. Yard oo Reg $1.89. Yar lar 95¢. Ard e Reg. $2.25. Yardioo o. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924. e e e e e MISS SCHNEIDER WILL BE ARRESTED Gase Coming Up When Mutually Convenient, Juror Says — Now Haven, Church, grand juror ven, who has been inves ting the death of Charles C, G. Rogers, bond salesman and nephew of Mrs, Ogden . Reid of New York, who was while In ar automobile driven by \||q.~. Marjorie Schnelder,” Mr, Cl | November 1, was ur today, when a w ved | her with Ward would » charging driving an automobile while under the influence of liqu “A warrant will be served fop Schelder,” Mr, Church said, q after consultation with her counsel 1 will arrange for her appearance in the North Haven court at some time convenlent for all ies concern- ed” Mr. Church a 1 that other legal business had manded his at- tention and delayed issuance of the warrant, s Grand Juror Church further action with Rogers' death was now contemplat- | ed by the North Haven authoritics, All the evidence he had obtained bearing on the had been turned over to County St \ttorney All- ing, he said. The only evidence known to have been given to the stat:'s was the discovery by a b Haven highway where found fatally injured stained napkin and learned that the count r attach little importance to this dis- covery. State’s Attorney Alling re- fuses to add anything to the recent announcement from his office that the finding of County Coroner Eli Mix that no criminal responsibility or omiasion aftached to the death of Rogers, was based on “indisputable facts.” The coroner in his finding declared his belief that Rogers was injured when his head struck a telephone pole as he leaned out of the car driven by Miss Schnelder, in an at- tempt to ebserve the highway, ob- Both were more or less under the influence of liquor partaken at the Wallingford Inn, where they had dined after the the Yale-Army football game, the \ornnor found. It i8 on this latter evidence, Grand Juror Church said, | it after investigating he had de- cided to issue a warrant for Miss Schnelder, attorney on Nortl, togers was of a blood CHINESE TO CONFER Leaders Will Have Meeting Tomor- row To Discuss Country's Future Canton, Nov. 13.—At the request of the north China leaders, Dr. Sun | Yat Sen, president of the provisional |sovernment of South China will ivave tomorrow to take part in the | conference at Tientsin to discuss the future government of China, Sun will be accompanied by 32 ad- 10yl 1, declded, |convoke PLANS CROWN COUNCIL “His Majesty, Cyril 1, Emperor of Russia” Decides He Will Have Elaborate Ceremony, Paris, Nov, 13 Emperor of Rus: according to a newspaper published in a crown council the grand dukes who have recogniz ed him will be present, - “His M A 1tui Parls, to at which all | pointed “his majesty representas- tive In Parig, with two counsellors, {one for military affairs and the o1 {er for civil affalrs. ’ Grand Duke Dmitrl has been ap- Grand Duke Cyril proclaimed | himselt “Emperor of all Russia” in {September last In a manifesto made public at Coburg, Germany. His clalm was disputed by the former Marla Feodorav- irand Duke Nicho- ) 1, whom she ad |dressed as ¢ eldest member of the house of Romanoft.” Has Prize-Winning Bouquet Little Elaine Cochran displays three prize-winning chrysan- themums from a New York flower show. and BEDDING SA | visers, liner Shinyo Maru, accommodations | h been provided through the | | Jap: e eonsul. | | Requests for Sun's were recefved fron. Tuan | former premier; ichurian chiettain; the present milit the Peking government, | other leaders., The situation in Canton is quict. Chi-Jul, | Feng Hu- | ary 1 and 1 ificd ads are ady lerical workers this m | peclally for government wor [ vour luck and it you comm with classified ads daily, you | surely succeed. The Little He will sall on the Japanese |} attendanco || Chang Tso-Lin, the |8 ot | B LE One of the first questions a physician asks is “How do you sleep?” sound sleep, unbroken by fi more receiving serious consideration. 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