New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1927, Page 6

f 4 7 BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1927. WEALTHY CHINESE '= BID FOR JADES ity Send Up Prices Even Outside i« Orient il enclo as b co, Sept. 2 () San Fran —Plain jade bowls the size and shape of an old fashioned oatmeal dish now cost up to $500 apiece, and the sit- uation in China's jade market has become a distressing one to Ameri- can buyers. o Although it is only the superior shades of jades apple,” emcraid & fat” light gray, tha <o alar suffere porter admits that solutely nothing to be done about it “It isn't so much that New York 'pa; and London buyers are bidding uznnq ecach other for jade he ex- b The wealthy Chinese them- selves are always on hand to suap up bargains. “These C e know e, and furthermore, they know and there secm to be ple them with unli bid $10,000 for a piece of j out batting an eye. I would soon bid against a New York don collector as against one of these rich men of Peking.’ Demand for jade art, once limited to a few collectors in the large capitals of Europe, and to New York, San Francisco and one or two other cities in America, has green | tragi “mutton | giz¢ ased | An ket grown In the last decade e Recently a Chicago man paid a I* San Francisco dealer $15,000 for an | incense burner about seven inches | high. It was only one article in an order that totalled $69,000. The rarest articles on the Oricn- tal market are those that once be- | longed to the fmperial family of China. Some of them date back to the Chow dynasty (1122 B. C. to Th | is the n emerald green ch charm, 3 to0 its police fo 1 arch is the party of the first but San F mporters re is no doubt but that he one doing the scliing ! > believed that jade ality of its own and s to decay rving, mo ed a bottles so small they can be osed almost in one’s palm bring h as $750 the emerald n or mutton fat shades with pearls and diamonds, are tions of t water buffalo & about as 1 quarter re- 10t expensive, le 1o get, as most ed from the Cop h)r Cleveland’s (.olf Course Is Named 4, O, Sept. 2 (UP) — A op” who is paid to roam If course and chase voung so-called “los o hur Cleveland's latest owned Hig course was aided” and cquipment stolen will be one of duties of the ed police to see tl balls are picked up witho tation,” according to Graul. e park board however has or- t the policeman must keep on the fair ple over il greens proves successt ays and 249 B, O ‘.1‘.\1“” leveland’s Mounted Golf It is an open trade secret that| = = the present source of supply of the | S R T rarest works of jade art the | MAKES/ GA/ treasure trove which Hsuan Tung, | Marton, Wast deposed boy emperor, him when he sought re Japanese conce: at Tientsin. | Failing to receive the annuity prom- ised him when the empire was con- verted into a republic, Hsuan Tung began to dispose of the relics of the | imperial collection. 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That, at least, is the way it looks to the central casting bureau through which motion picture stu- while engaged Biblical scenes Among the older women ext le affection for I o Barrymore likes mpt old women in his the extras know it TOOTH AS LARGE AS HAND I nn., Sopt. 2 (UpP)— an e section dur- ry said, was in suct reservation, 1 doubt on its o an Intoxicated Drivers |dios hire their men, women and | Malmoe, Sweden, Sept. 2 (UP)— | children extras, Tn the concentrated drive belng| Miss Marlan Mel, head of onducted in Sweden against drunk- | Women's department of the bure knows of only one| thousands« on the | liquor &irl among the of the government's L S tiuh it e ahell ke e i Brack Frac is a thorough & e with the motor ' ly and seeks film employment on i ment, so that before that basis. There are plenty of | || Leaves no survivors! Sold at to drive is issued, the ap- ' middle-aged and elderly women i 7 reputation for sobriety who admit it, some of ||| end department stores. Powde v Je certified to by the board of consenting to seek worl i iquor control cruel classification of | The information obtained by the | there is no rush of homecly girls to| [l mobile license people will be | Hollywood. il tted to the temperance council | ome girls classify themselves as | I liquor system. In this way ‘“cccentric” and are wi | who attempt to operate auto- to admit they can make i s while under the influence of up to look homely. But any e 4‘ lcohol will risk losing not only ‘director who told them the i heir motor car licenses, but their naturally homely would n there i to buy liauor as well. re some insults no girl will en- Il i dure for the sake of a Mv in the ovies. STUDF AR POLITICS on )—Prof Enrico| And as for piano legs! 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