Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-26
STUDY ART OF
 SEWING HAIR Berlin Medical Profession Taking Deep Interest
 In This USE GOLD WIRE 5 Sewing Hairs In Scalp In Cases of Partial Or Total Badness
 Proves Very Successful
USE GOLD WIRES
(By Eleven Burnett.)


 i Berlin. May 25.-The medical pro- fession here is taking a deep interest | in method of sewing hairs in the human scalp in cases of partial or total badness, which has been sue cessfully used in several instances by Dr. Szekely at the hospital Of Saint Stephene at Budapest.
 The number of hairs "planted' in the head of a a>patient has been as many as 5OO00. One hunded hairs are drawn though the punctures in the scalp to every square centimeter, and as both are left free, the number is thus 200, or over 1000 to each square inch. Very fine gold wires are used, enc five-hundredth of an inch lE diameter and fine long hairs from a woman's are attached at the middle to these. The gold loop or knot acts as an "anchor" and after sterilization is introduced into the subcutaneous ,, tissue, where it is slightly twisted, and holds the hair permanently ill position. It is stated that 300 hairs can be thus introduced into the scalp within three quarters of an hour. Dr. Szekely has designed a special instrument for introducing and fixing the gold wires. The latter are so light and so fine that the total amount of gold in the scalp after planting" 50,- 900 hairs is only one gram. The hair is stated to appear perfectly natural, and a capsule of tissue appears to form around each gold wire. The in flamation resulting from the treat ment entirely disappears in from 10 to 12 days, and in no case, so far, has any intense inflammation CT suppura- tion resulted. The hair can be wash ed brushed an dtreated with oil in the ordinary way, and one of the earlist patients so treated, lady, has re- tained her hair intact, with the origi- nal lustre and flexibility for over even years.
 There are cyincs here who regard the discovery as a case of more drudg- cry fer oppressed wives. Now, at nights, instead of finishing the table center for the church-bazaar, it will be her wifely duty to bring out the sewing machine and recorate the aid ma min something useful in herring bone stitching.
 am informed from a trustworthy source that the recent reruen of the eX-Shah to his domicile in Odessa was the result of a certain pressure brought to bear upon him by Russia through her Ambassador in Berlin, ! where the royal exile has for several months been treated for diabetes. This pressure to induce Mohammed Ali Sha to resume his residence in Odessa was exercise din virture of an assurance given to Sir Edward Grey that Russia would not tolerate any further attempt on the part of the de- posed Persion sovereign to regain the Peacock Throne and thereby cause another grave disturbance in Persia The Russian adjutant attached to the eX-Shah's suite has, it is understood been instructed to keep a more viii. gent observation in future upor Mohammed Ais movements and the comings and goings of Persian ennis saries.
 Since his return the eX-Shah has not been seen outside the precincts of his suburbanvilla. He receives nc visits from any of the local authori ties, and pays none.
 It is expected that the ex-Shah'. consort, the mother of the reignins Shah, will leave for Teheran early il July to be present at her sons coro nation