The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Il -. proves mat 70 mtM1 have
rseAruod 90 treasured hsirloOm and
powerful talIamaa.
Oner wonderful rubIes seen NJ the
ouIs were IN" DOcheaa Of Norfolk'a
u-'er' the Duchess OG Reclford'e u~n-
,, and the necklrces OF Mrs Harry
s,,.. Mrs. Burns aud Mrs. ORdsn
''S' thrTe American hostesaes In IondOn.
Dr. Bod~. the purchaser Of the alleged
i1eonerdo da Vinci sistuotte. is once more
N trou'I~. This tims bic German de-
''sc'ora are eaSailing him Tor ALLOWING
= wonderful collection Of Chinese pasns-
hxs IN he captured by tho British Museum.
ms collection was got together nv a
u'rm"n lady. Frau weRen~r. and was an
eNh'htt'on last year at the Berlin ROYAL
academy % Arts. Prior 20 tho exhibl-
ton THO general administration OF the
Prussien Royal Museums, os which nv
Node v thu he'd. expressed the opinion
tnrt thu paintings wcrN not Trntine
ou' m9r"ly Japanose copiea ard did noa
r"ply IN Frau weecner. who had offered ca
sell thu pictures.
Now they have been bought bv the
british Museum under conditions rcn-
eiderably more favorable than shoss
Or Bode rejected. Local critics Of the
bode regime In Germany cite the opinion
~ Nes~rs. Colvin and Lawrence Buuvon
OF London - 10 the collection and De-
clare that IL makes the oracular l,,de-
ment 81 the Berlin arr authorltie. rieiicu-
lous
The price paid for tho 90 Chinese
pictures remarks Herr Fritz stahl
one % Dr. POde'a most implacabIe enc
mics. lie lower than that Of the false
leonardo bust
london H. smiling over a story told
regarding little Miss Asquith. who 10
at that tender age when iRdiscreet 70
marks are still parcionable.
Mrs. Asquith had taken her small danKh-
ter out 20 ten. and while her mother wns
talking 20 some friends At the other end
Of the room little Margaret snGeavored
IN entertain Conservative Statesman
who sat near her.
Do YOU like Mr. lloyd 0eorge'- she
asked when there was a luIl In the gen
eral conversation.
No. said he smiling. = can't say that |
I do"
Neither docs daddy said the Prime i
'en-yesr-old dough blithcly. !
The meaning % the three ma rks on the !
back oi q glove and the CLOCKS on q stocx-
ng were two of the little mysteries Of /
treas explained at a lecture in ondon j
his week on clothes.
The lecturer said that the three marks
N the back Of a glove correspond 60 the
pieces between the fingers.
Ind in olden DAYS the~e pieces we're con-
inued along the back Of the hand. braid
icing used 20 conceal the seams. Il
A somewhat similar origin vas assigned
q the ornamental clock On the Stocking.
n the DAYS when stockings were made
u cloth the scSms came where the CLOCKS
70 now. the ornamensatioa then being
iced 90 hide the seams.
The useless little bow in the laather
and lining = man's hat 10 q survival Of
ne time when = hat was made bv taking
piece 81 leather boring two holes through
and drawing n m with . piece of string ID
The uniform OF q modern pare boy can
- traced back to the costume fashion.
HE for little boys in tho first years oG
queen VictoriA's reign. I
The duties 81 the Public Trustee have
-rowr anna xinxlV in IN. Las, ,v.l,.
months since n. "a v,ard;s, q, ~.
bIIdr~o. Charlie John Stewa,, ~.
ol4er Of this Once Ia. ;u., h..,, - :
alI~.i ,o appoin, a foa,er r,o,h.r A., To- | ;
t,sr M. aomeuha, ,ryins ana ,,,rio,,.I,
uuor,ed family The new foa,.r rr,,hn, 4,
, MIan EEA a~a,,ie who ha. % ,,,,.,- !
DoL and shape everything tending 20 Z
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