New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1929, Page 15

Modern Imag=s of tae fiindu God Shi Whose Fcreh=ad the Nasea was Filched. Owned by the Duke of Westminster. By PROF. WM. M. MARSTON (Lecturer on Psycholog: at Columbia University; Author of “Emotions of Normal People,” etc.) NE of the w apparently founding psycholog of moc tinued and gr us stone and especia for most of the hu walk on earth, The diamond is not as old as sin, i T i outlast that preca passes but some crime is committed ; in the United Stat he possession L : i, y : e O O8 | et G ameus Hope Diamond (Actual " I el = diam han ¥ i This Stone of a diamond. People who would rot £ S 5 ot . 8 Creaited b ; : ; Leaving in Its s normally steal money 1 involve themselves with the law for t ion ef a shining bit of s Women who prize their | to many depths of iniqu ring for their { their arms breasts. So great lure of the diamond t there AN LRI N8 The true explanation of the bnstar s the diamond is S - acquires . greed of zed races. The cye must ucated to the glitter of th huge gangs of ni organized for t : nd as the tongue for to purpose of smuggling diamond ’ ¢ * for strong drink the United ; re t i i : or opium. In no other wav can b ten per cent for uncut stou ft T per eent for cut ones and 4 ty per cent for set stonc powerless to stop t 100,000,000 wo devastatin - diamond dark hinterland of the mind dwell sression that it is an 7z /,;{W,% % o AisS diamond mex quence, pleading with lower the tariff and tak temptation to steal and store their legitimate livelilhood If any sociologist wanted proof the American people are as barbaric ST any fancied Mongoloid or Polynesian el primitive, he might well point to the ldol's Eye by a : ’ i it i o ke Sl (e i i fact that in this country there are French Soldicr P Seic > s 1 3 t { saasinos tiataseniolf theic 4 nearly $4,000,000,000 worth of dia- _ Gift to monds, and that 80 per cent of the Catherine Il ulily ¥ world's annual product is bought here. i acts and ou s high will not Yiatiuslopen thelbeadslot: thoseiAmart 1000 ok dismond : : ate cans and examine the reason for this coin of q : "ty fine 060 fas b unholy lust for the diamond. n i b ab . 1 recognize We shall examine t normalit : My Ways wer v T But ir the women, too, the mer t a historie fact that di d zuperior in morals if A Sof the only sinners. if sin it be, in ti i i chanical tric) respect. Indeed, one of the extra and crime fo cir [ on, from In those carlier centu it _ pean was not able to try out t § % N N N N N of avarice. If the history of the we = : } UL knows of diamonds of the past it i studied, it will be observed that with Henry VIII or the Medici ily, or Empress Catherine of Russia, there was 2n unwholesome taint in i T , or else they camou er the guise of the con The women have not, and cause of an emotional com 1 to refuse to Fascinating Facts About History’s Famous Biamonds. , The Great Mogul. Weight: 787 carats, found in Goleonda mines..cut by Venetian lapidary. First described by Tavernier in 1665, Given to Shah Jalan mond by Emir Jumla. But the The Orloff, stolen by Erench sok TRt ole ot ed out on the Russian peasi: .. stolen in turn from him by ship’s Saual e off fc durin recent Red revolution in ¢ Tt pounds (ahout $159.000). {0l Empress Catheria 1L ot Russin YOAIALS curatadiliaty €10 tinges hnul et i =41 ol il iea L1 GRAAR I 72 B ST o oo 599 ;E s collection, | AR g YRR Elfi 7 T R399 @ Roliinoney tn K39 wisowned by Nedic Shal, Pe : ; 5 LR 2 PWHIRS S Tranl llore D prcsen el een I or e k] g % 6 1-16 carats. Thongzhit possible this ston Mogul. or Pitt, found in India or B o Weizht: 410 carats, | BoushiibylGovernorilill tolindruse T el @A bo i he i e Do e o Ol cares Regent o Erancait StalentdirTiEihet Ravaloiian aril780% vecoverel The ¢ S Rl T iy ERTat] i AVt M Bought by the Gaikwar of Baroda. The Nizam, owned by the Nlzam! of. Hyderabad, Weizhi art L pat Table, rectangular stone (irst scon in 1612 at Goleonda. Weight: 242316 carats. The et et G i S ol i, Tt o (e ns e stone. Weight: 46 carats. The Saney. Weight J2:00 carats. Se vely owned by Charles the Bold, do Sancy, Queen Elizabicth, Henrictia Maria, (s Tt Dt XIV, the King of Spain, Prince Demidoff The Nassak. Weighs 7 TSttt i s (e (o s R Dot BTt XAl o (1 Gt st ) S AR - TN PN AN Dm—— e g e carats. The Pigogt, cannot be truced. Weight: 19 () caraes The Pasha. Weight: 10 The White Saxon. The Star of st | G e M e ; v : ; . e fustices of the Peice Draper (at Left) and Orr, of Texarkana, Arkansas, Who The Dresden! Greer bSaxon trownl Have Married Couples in Chur on the Sidewalk, in Motor Cars, on Roofs A 5 i “ ‘ ¥ and in B Weight: 133 1.5 carais pale yellow. P | Linus and Leon Carroll, 18-Year-Old “Identical” Twins of Cambridge, Nebr ThieStar ol thel Souths s Found (in Beazil 3 ] v L o fo'f“,“(‘;(,(;/mm'; il Gonill i Ry Whose Mental and Physical Powers Are Practically Equisalent Other notable dinmonds are: St Crien, ley: EON AND LINUS CARROL, of spit Porter Rhodes, Victoria, Tiffany, Jub Gamb, N et e s twins. They receiving wol grades ordinary facts in connection with the fowh i e clays and san : the same time, in the of each other. T eternal feminine is that women would of India to i pring n th P 3 3 B Their perfect ike the same hocks, the rather have, if offered the choice, a queens. os acquaintances and movies, while their tastes set of $10,000 worth of diamonds than Zuron i ¥ 1 amazingly. Do double that value in pearls or any t *more tecently in a high school track meet watching them with surprised precious stone. Any chorus girl, to 3 the dia I the more bad > two boys tied for first place in the It only remains for hem to whom men now nd then proffer their ems t its possessor or 220-yard low hurdles, running i with t girl—a affections and jewels, would choose wearer. Men have kept right on kil ame, at the saw E le- w e the aernationat Latuie Seice, Jne, Great Britain K