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Evening star., 1922-01-26
Boudoir Caps
and Snc0ues

S Dutch Style Boudoir Caps, lace and
lace and silk combinations. rosebud trim
ming. in pink and blue. $50 each; were
Hat Style Boudoir Caps. or Dutch
STYLES, lace and ribbon trimmings. in
pink and blue. $2.s5 each; were IS.
4 Net Boudoir Caps. colored rosebud
and ribbon trimmings. $l.S6 each; wore
s..
/ Lovely Net Boudoir Cap. with en-
broidered medallions. rosebud and ribbon
trimmings. edged with val lace. $6.s5;
was $1o.60
10 Silk Roudoir Caps. lace. ribbon or
rosebud trimming, In pink and rose.
$50 each: Esre 81.
Short Silk Sacques. loose kimono
style, tailored or beautifully trimmed
with lace: also japanese style. with
der. navy and black. s4.s5 each; were
$6.75 to $l2.
Kimono Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
WOn,en's Dresses

5 Navy Tricolette Dresses.
sizes So to AZ. $14.7j each; were
$29.5O.
5 Navy Tricotine Dresses.
small sizes. &l4.75 eachs were
$3.50.
1 Old Blue Beaded Robe, for
evening wear; size AZ. $SS; was
$18S.
1 Mohawk Beaded Robe, size
40. $S5; was $18S.
1 Brown Chiffon Velvet Street
Dress. size AZ. $SS: was $135.
l Black Satin Afternoon Dress.
with blue sapphire vest; size 50.
$3.50; was SIS.
2 Black Chiffon Dresses, sizes
SO and SO. $3O.5O each; were
$3.50.
Women's Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Section, Third floor.
WOnaen,s S,peaters

3 Fiber Silk Tuxedo Sweater
Coats, bisque and brown plaid:
plain brown tuxedo collar. cuffs
and belt; 1 size 40: 2 size AZ.
$5.75 each; were SlS.75.
2 Black Wool Slip-ons, with
white wool collar. cuffs and belt.
Sizes sc and 3S. $1.85 eachs were
$2.85.
Wool Sweater Coats, fiat col
lars. trimmed in plated wool Of
contrasting shade; in jade,
brown and black: l size 38; 2 size
40; 1 size ~. $3.9S each; were
1915.
2 Large Brushed Wool Butter,
fly Capes, black with pink and
turquoise stripes. 1896 each;
were 80.
2 Navy Brushed Wool, Cap and
Scarf Sets. $1.95 each, were
$3.85.
4 Brushed Wool Cap and Scarf
Sets, with Roman striped border.
$3.05 encht were S.
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
FURS--Greatly Reduced

45-inch Scotch Cape formerly S+25-now Sos
| Golden Beaver Coat, formerly $595-now S265.
36hnch with fox collar, formerly
Sl85-now $125.
American Broadtail Cape with sable, squirrel collar and
front, formerly $250-now $50.
2 Raccoon Chokers, formerly $l5-now $3.50 each
Opossum Scarfs, reduced from $5to $S EACH
Brown Wolf Choker animal style, reduced from SSoo-
to $780, , e,-
o $l65O. 400 y
Black Lynx Scarf, reduced from $55-to SIS.
Black Lynx Muff, reduced from $o5-to SIS:
| Natural Skunk Muf, reduced from $8S-tO SIS
/ Mink Muf, reduced from $lO5-to $4S
Siberian Squirrel Aluf, reduced from $50-to $3.50.
Fur Section.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Special Value in
w C L. Waistline Corset, SI.5O

dozen of these Front-lace Wasine Corsets made of
plain pink coutl with alaround elastic top Sizes 80
Special, $780,
Corsets-odds of finest ma
including Lily of France Parame, Irene
in
Sizes 22 23 a. 25 &C. 27 49, 49, 80.
45 Q $50 =
Samples Bevoise Brasseres, made Of silk.
lace broche Sizes Sc,
each, $3.50 81
noor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
PETTICOATS

IS Black Moire Petticoats.
Special, S..O5. OF excellent quail
ity. 54-inch hip. finished with
hemStitched hem.
Z Silk jersey Sports Boomers,
finished with shirred cuff; colors,
taupe, blue and brown. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
z Silk Petticoats of excellent
quality. in jersey, satin, radium
and Floriswah; finished with
double pleated f1ounce, henstitch-
ed or trimmed with fringe. $685.
each; were 5000
Heavy Silk Taffeta PetticoatS,
finished with pleated tiounce, in
dark blue. $5.05 each; were $3.50.
IL Woven Petitioners, in
blue and black. $1.5O each; were
81.
petticnaf Socfion Third foor
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At Csc, garment

Gowns of pink and white ba-
tiste; low, v, round or square
neck styles; tailored or lace and
embroidery trimmed.
Billie Burke Pajamas of white
batiste and crepe; fancy stitch
ing cr' colored l1and-embroid-
cry; elastic at ankle.
Drawers of fine painsook, cir
cular cut, trimmed with edges
of fine lace. d
Two-piece Pajamas of pink
chambray, high neck and long
sleeves.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
MILLINERY

10 Hatter's Plush Sailors. in
straight and rolling brim models.
ColorS are navy, brown and
black. 1896 each; were $40 to $fS.
10 Satin Hats. 1915 each; were
$3.50.
l lot of Feathers. &c each;
were 5Oc to $3.50.
lot of Flowers. 2Sc each;
were SOC to $1.SO.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Travelling Goods

1 Ful size, Lift Top, Mendel 'Dust-
SrSS arSw eoits: ' door Sample. s4s.7S: vas rs.
1 Full Size, Lift Top, Wardrobe Trunk.
spring lock and draw bolts. drawer lock
ing device; floor sample. Se.16; was 80.
blue fber covering, spring lock and draw
bolts: floor sample. $2s.So; was $3.50.
1 Lift. Top Steamer Wardrobe Trunk,
floor sample. $SS; was $4S.
1 Steamer Wardrobe Trunk. spring
lock, draw bolts; door sample. $50; was
Sl2 80.
4 Genuine Patent Leather Suit cases.
double lock, blue moire lining, pocket in
both ends and top. Slightly imperfect.
2 size ~ inches: 2 size "a inches. $3.50
each; were Sl2.76.
Travelling Goods Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Silk Umbrellas

6 women's Black SILK Umbrellas. silk.
subject to slight imperfections. however.
not enough to affect the wearing quail
ties. Handles Of carved ebony. $4.45
each; were SO.
Colored Silk Umbrellas, in green,
brown. taupe, assorted wood handles.
$4.46 each; wore 20.
3 Women's Silk Umbrellas, in black
and taupe; novelty handles. 1886 each;
were SIS.
Umbrella Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
WOnaen's Skirts

. Faille Skirts, gathered mod
els, in navy and black. Waists
sizes q and 30. $3.50 each'
were $1S.
2 Serge Skirts, knife pleated.
in navy and black. Waist sizes
% and 80. $..05 each; were
$3.50.
s Pleated Pruneila Skirts, in
navy and Roman stripes or black
and white. Waist measures "a TO
80. $3.50 each; were $fS.
1 Roshanara Crepe Skirt, in
navy, gathered model. Size -.
SO; was $3.50.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
200 yards
White Pique
~ inches aide
Csc yard; soas SOC
White Goods Section. Second floor
Combination, Suits
$3.50 each
yNnr> ca Sn aod O. 7S

10 dozen Women's Fine Rib
bed Wool and Cotton Combi-
nation Suits, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length. Sizes S
to 9. a..
is women's Plain Weave Wool and
Cotton Vests and Pants, vests with high
length; vests sizes 3s and 40: pants
sizes 80, 81. SO. - each; were $2.70
to 80.
38 Women's Fine Ribbed Fleece Lined
Vests, high neck and long sleeves; sizes
s to 8. toc each; were 75o.
pains Women's Fine Ribbed Black
Silk Tights. ankle leng.h; sises 8 Aad 6
% PAR; were SIC.
Women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
APRONS

Small Cambric and Lawn Aprons.
$50 each; were Soc.
4 Small Round Lawn Aprons, plain
and hemstitched. $50 each: wers 7bo.
8 Dotted SWISS or Lawn TEA Aprons.
embroidery trimmed. Do, each; vsrs
:. MaIds' Aprons Of white lawn, with
bibs and straps Of embroidery. -Sl.es
each; woro eS,T
Apron Hsetioa, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Stainless Steel
Dinner kI,ires
$3.50 set of Il doz.

Only 12 dozen of these splen-
did knives of bright stainless
steel, which no acid or at
mosphere can 1tarnish, with
dull black unbreakable ham
dies. 81.
Cutlery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Special Size Apparel

Drop Stitch icol g e
Dresses, becoming Longtime mod
els, in navy. brown and black.
Sizes A and 46. Special, $c5 each.
l Black Poiret Twill Dress.
trimmed with tan duvetyn; size
Az. $3.50: was $3.50.
l Taupe Duvet de Laine Suit.
with mole collar; size 441s.
$40.5O; was sos.
I Navy Blue Duvet de Laine
Suit. with nutria collar; size
Az. $40.5O; was $S5.
5 Taffeta Maternity Dresses,
in navy, brown and black; sizes
"a, 36. SO. $3.50 each; were $:5
and $35.
Special Size Section, Third loor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
At Bc garment

Envelope Chemise of fine nain-
sock. bodice top or shoulder
strap styles, tailored or prettily
trimmed.
Billie Burke Pajamas. Of white
batiste, trimmed with fancy COL
ored stitching and shirring;
elastic at ankles.
Gowns of white nainsook, low
neck and kimono sleeves, lace
trimmed or tailored styles.
Corset Covers, Of nainsook,
lace or embroidery trimmed.
Three-in-One Combinations Of
fine batiste. bodice top, trimmed
with lace and embroidery or rib
bon straps.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third ae
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Wato,o Bird Cages
1915 each
We're $6 to SO

= II Willow Bird Cages, in
square and round shapes, made
Of the natural French willow;
several sizes-an excellent value,
very low priced.
2 Artistic Reed Bird Cages.
S13S5 eachs were $40.
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Buttons and Trimmings

Remnants Of Butt0ns-to, loo, 10, BOO,
sSc eeeh.
1E.yards Blue and Green Wool Guimps,
l-inch wide, $1.2b; was $50.
3 Medallions; in gray, red. wistaria.
IL yards = inch Jet Guimpe, coo; vas
* yards Jet Edge. y inch. sl.es;
waa $3.1s.
i-ysrd Jet, IL inches wide. soc;
vas 81.
i:ysrd sp.ngle Banding, ~ inches.
T.yard Opal Guimpe, 81 inches wide.
5-s.yard Opt Guimpe. 2 inches wide.
tx yssds M-inch Opal Guimpe. y;
Buttons and Trimming Section, First
door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Mems Shoes Reduced

10 pairs Black Norwegian
Calf Brogue High Shoes: sizes
sk, 8 B; 6, 6la, z, 8. sk
9k, 10s C; 6. Z, s, 81, 3,
10k, II D. $4.0S paifs were
$40.
a pairs OF Black and Tan
High and Low Shoes-odds
and ends of several styles
in these sizes: 6, 61s. Z, Sz, 3
B; s, 61a. 8, Sh, 9, 10, II c;
6, 61s, 71s, Sh, 9 D. 1896
pair, formerly sold from
$50 to SO.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
5.pc. Sheffield
Curing Sets. SO

Originally $3.50
Stainless Sheffield Steel
Carving Sets, with white
ivoroid handles; s pieces to
each set-steak set and din
ner carving set combined.
Cutlery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Toilet Goods

6 Bathroom Sets, Of three pieces. in
veiIow glass; soap box. toothbrush
foi1er and mug, 7Bc set; were $l.56.
10 Decorated Glass Cologne Bottles.
sa each; were 4l.6e.
Toilet Goods Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
SILKS AND YELVETS

of Silks Crepes variety of weaves and
yards
black and
"a ofs6 6-inchC
elyet. in in
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aARABOU MUFFS
2 at $3.50 each; were

3 Sashes. worked I'm CROSS
stitch, in cOlOfs, with tnssel
ends, in black, navy, gray.
$3.50 each; were 4S.
Eeckwear Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Cotton Dress Goods Remnants
~ to S yard Lengths

ee,uch Dress C.inxhams, CSC yard; were 7Sc.
eeinch Dreas GinGhams. soc yard, were 5sc.
32-fnch Dress Ginghams. SOC yard3 were Sec.
S2.inch Kiddle K1oth, Soc yards was 'Soc.
38-inch Percale. zoe yard, was 2Sc
3O-inch Serpentine Crepe. Soc yard; was 5sc'
3O-inch Plisse Crepe. SOC yards was SSc.
30-inch japanese Crepe. soc Jard' was 49c.
aainch Tissue Giuxhann. 6Oc yard, Use.
36-inch Printed. Lawn. 3Oc yardS was 1ec.
- Cotton Dress Goods Section Second tnoof
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Night Shirts in the Sale
Children 5 Sports Hose, z5c pair; iuere$l.25

q dozen pairs Chdren Wooen Sports Hose in the much
colorings and the popular rotc length
Sizes to 91a
srjped
Sfo0i par;w
sizes =" ota o0c p.t; "e.e 'sc
Evening star., 1922-01-26
LustrOus artificial
Silk POrtieres
1915 pair; ,uere SIS

Just 9 pairs of these-ends of
lines which we are closing out
at this low price; ~ yards
long; S pairs in blue; 2. pairs
in mulberry; l. pair in brown
and ! pair in rose.
Velvet Portieres
$I7.75 pair; ,Uere s24
3 Pairs Rich Mulberry and
Mulberry Double Velvet Por-
there's with French edge. -
5 pairs Blue and Blue Double
Velvet Portieres; 2h yards long.
pairs Tan Figured Mercerized Armure
Portieres. 2is yards long. % pair:
were SIS. Also 2 pairs in rose. - pair;
Blue and White Printed Cretonne
Table Cover. slightly soiled; 80 inches
j pair Stenciied Crash Curtains. with
valance: hemstitched; 2A yards long.
S3.75; was $3.50.
5 pairs stenciled Crash Curtains. ar
tistic Dutch design. with valance; "a
yards long. $S.76 pair; wore $3.50.
Curtain and Drapery Section, Fifth
Evening star., 1922-01-26

81 pairs Mems Black Nor
wegian Cali Brogue High
Shoes, sizes s1s. 9 3; 6ls to
10 c; 6, 6h, :. ~. s, 8E. 3,
10, IL D. S5.z5 pair; were
$3.50.
IA pairs Tan Norwegian
Calf Brogue High Shoes: sizes
s. 61s. z, .. 10k. II c; 6. u,
8, 10 D. 94.05 pairs were SO.
Mems Shoe Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Z25 Remnants of Innings
In Lengths of to 3 Yards

In Lengths OF to Yards
A d C Silk. 6Oc yard, Ssc.
SILK AID Cotton Foundation SILK. 35c yard: was 'or
Fancy Silk and Cotton Lining. 75c yard was 81
Percalne Sic yard3 Soc.
Sateen. Sic yards Soc.
Sateen. csc yard3 7Sc.
Lining Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
ChiIdren's Shoes

"a pairs Misses Black Calf
Lace Shoes. Round toe. low
heel and welt sole. Sizes 13. 2 A;
12B; 11h, IL, 1917. 13. 13hs. c:
liz to D. 94.75 pair.
19 pairs Misses Dark Brown
Calfskin Lace Shoes. Square toe,
low heel, welt sole. Sizes !3.
131s, / and IA: 1917 to 2B; ~.
1ek. 13, Ia, &C: A75 pair'
pairs Youths Black "Dry-
Foot" Shoes, made Of viscolized
leather; heavy welt soles and low
heels. Sizes 12, /, IN c; /, IL D;
IL. liz E. N.!5 pair.
13 pairs Children's Dark Brown
Calfskin Lace Shoes. Square toe.
low heel, welt sole. Sizes Sk, 3,
10h, liz, IL B: Sh. 9s. 1oh,
II G.. $4.7S pair.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Toys and High Chairs

Sl.15 each; were $t.76.
15 Gilbert Erector Sets. s5o each;
were S1.26.
Gilbert Soldering Sets. ESQ each;
were $l.25.
wers S2.60.
Z Gilbert Coin Tricks. $1.26 each;
were &2.66.
2 Toy Autos, finished in dark blue.
with yellow and black stripes and large
rubber tires. $7.45 each; were $ll.75.
High Chairs. finished in mahogany,
oak. walnut and white enamel. All
have ,white.enamel trays. $3.50 each;
were SIS.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Odds and Ends from the January Sale OF
French and Philippine
LINGERIE

II dozen garments in many
made and hand-embroidered, at
At 8Je-Corset Covers. Closed
Drawers and Envelope Chemise,
with strap top.
At 4l.35-Envelope Chemise.
corset cover style; Drawers. Shirt
Chemise and Open Drawer Com.
binations
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Women$ High Shoes
SA.95 pair: aUere SI2 to $I8

pairs Kidskn Shoes made by Laird Schober
Co., heels and welt soles the lot
S. 51, 7z AAA; ~, S. l. AA T. 49, A; B; 31
c; D.
caIkin High Shoes made with cloth tops
wing heels; sizes follows: AAA; a. 5 g.
AA: a. AZ A; 3H, a. 4a f B; 2H, 3. 3z C.
Cafskn Dress Shoes imitation straight tip tan
tops heels and Goodyear welt oes; follows
and 6Il AAA 4H AA; and A; a. AZ B; 4, 5H C.
pairs Women High Shoes GO pairs Womens Pumps
Reduced % $265 pair Reduced to $575 pair:
Ree TO SIS. We're 50 O $3.50.
AA A. to q a.
D. 1s 10 T. So 5. 6. B; e@. B. s1s
wmens Shoe 51s 6, &C.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Girls apparel

4 White Middies. dark blue collars
IA. ~ vea-s Slightly soiled. $l.sb
pair Drawers. with Hamburg edginS.
slightly damaged. Size II. S6e; was
< uoirs Gymnasium Bloomers. in dark
blne Palmer linen or khaki. Size 20
years. 96c pair; wore 32.25.
10 All-white Flannelette Gowns,
slightly soiled. Sizes 8 and 10 years.
$50 each; were $1.75.
IL Tam and Scarf Sets, In brown
brushed wool. $1.46 each: were S9.96.
S Black Suede-like Tams Priscilla
Dean style. 80 each; ,were $1.60.
Is AneUra Wool Tams. Variety OF
coIors. Special, go each.
CirlatEection Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-26

Pure Irish Linen
Hand -Emb mbr0idered D0ilies
GREATLY REDUCED BECAUSE OF SLIGHT
1MPERFECTIONS OR SOILINGS
dozen 4-inch Doies, ST dozen S375.
II 6inch Dolies, s. dozen $3.50.
e-nch Doies, s. dozen; were S.
10 dozen 6x9 Ovals, S. dozen; $780,
pairs Pur CoIto
in selvage 6Oc yard; 81
Iinense ondn noor
Evening star., 1922-01-26
Clearance of Odds and Ends
In the January Sale of
LZNDERlNUSLLNS

Values interesting than during the of the
month have been assembled for tomorrow.
Evening star., 1922-01-26
"a Youths High. School Suits
Special price, $3.50

First Long-trousers Suits, in neat fancy pal
made and desirable models sizes 16 to 20 years.
Mems Clothes Section Second foor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
PIRATES RAID WET VESSELS
AND JEER AT THE DRY NAVY
LawIess and the Law Look Alike TO
Buccaneers Operating Near
New York.

The presence In outer New York har-
Dor OF phantom rum pirate. which
pounces on liquor smugglers by night
and joshes the prohibition navy by
day, was revealed to customs officials
when the United States rum scout
Taylor returned TO port after trying
for u week to capture this modern
Captain Kidd.
Numerous tales of the escapades OF
the mystery ship. which has thrown
CONSERVATION into the fleet of monde
script craft engaged in coastwlse
liquor smuggling. were brought in by
the Taylors crew.
The name OF the craft Is unknown,
for none Of Its victims or pursuers has
seen a single mark OF Identification on
its mist-gray hull. The vessels lines
were described as those Of high
speed cruiser, over 90 feet In length
and propelled by two noiseless gaso-
line motors.
The pirate captain is said to be q
daredevil disciple OF the Captain Kidd
he emulates His crew of eight are I'M
armed gang of reckless outlaws who
carry automatic pistols instead of cut
lasses
Their craft hovers just outside the
twelve-mile limit ut the end of the
ocean lane travelled By tugs. schoOners,
trawlers and yachts engaged In haul
ing liquor from Nassau. Bahamas. and
ST. John. y. S, to New York and New
Jersey customers.
An instance of the pirates method
was recited by member of the Tuy-
lors crew us follows:
\ smuggler's craft was anchored
outside the safety of the twclvemile
limit, waiting for the speedy harbor
launch which would transfer its cargo
OF imported liquor to bootlcggers
ashore.
Suddenly the pirate ship appeared
out of the evening mist and drew
alongside. Its skipper boarded the an
chored vessel, flashed huge roll of
currency and bargained for the pur-
chase of 200 cases of whisky.
When the liquor had been trans
ferred from the hold of one vessel to
the other the pirate calmly stuffed
his roll out of sight and leaped aboard
his own craft. The victlmized crew
ran for their guns. When they re-
turned they found themselves looking
into the muzzles of eight automatic
pistols. as the mystery ship suddenly
dove into the darkness. This quick
disappearance act has earned the pi-
rate ship the name of Pelican.
Capt. ID. 5. Mcdonald OF the Taylor
reported having seen the Pelican sew
eral times during the week he was
on its trnil, but never once did II ven
ture inside the twelve.mlle limit with
out whisking away to safety when the
Taylor hove in sight.
Sometimes. said Mcdonald. the Vol
stead Captain Kidd would shout an
invitation to the crew of the rum
chaser To have a drink. AT other times
the crew would line the rail-at Il safe
dIstance-drinking from newly
opened bottle of liquor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

Two hundred feet above the Pa
citlc ocean aud overlooking Avalon.
on Catalina island, Ralph GlIdden-of
the STAFF OF the Museum OF the Amer
lean Indian. George G. Heye Founda-
ton. In New York-will erect u unique
museum Of his own that should prove
one Of the wonders of the modern
world. Mr.. Glldden is an archeolog-
ical authority on the famous Channel
Islands, In whose ancient history there
is Il steadily increasing interest.
Instead Of tower To crown II, the
Glidden museum will be capped by a
gigantic skull. IS feet wide, II feet
high and q feet through For his
model, Mr.. Glldden Is taking the skull
OF an Indian chief which he unearthed
recently on san Nicolas island. just
out beyond Catalina The enlarge
ment will follow its dimensions pro-
portionately
The museum viii be an imposing
structure of solid masonry, 20 by 10
feet. The skull featuring the exterior
will serve as an index 10 the contents
of the building. Tie eye.socketS will
be five feet In diameter. equipped
with powerful electric lamps. the
lights Of which Will he visible far out
at sea.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
Statue Sells for 10000.

What is described as the "finest
Egyptian statuary art In the world has
been sold at Sotheby's auction rooms
in London for 10000. II Is the head
OF Amenemmes III. an Egyptian king
who lived about Il. c. 1000. II Is cut
In obsldian. which is said to be one OF
the hardest stones on which an artist
can work. Prof. Percy T.. Newberry.
Psychologist. has pronounced II "a
masterpiece that has not been sur
passed by any sculptor"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
Will Show Up the Teeth.

The nOse-bridge will also be fitted
up with additional illumination, as
well as the lower Jaw. The effect Of
the latter will be designed 50 as to
show up the teeth, which were one of
the notable features OF the aborlgi-
nees. The whole thing will be such
that no one ever seeing It can forget
Mr. Glldden's museum. If men ever
grew large enough for heads OF such
size as this skull. they would be
from 60 TO 20 feet tall Although the
original Channel islanders were large
men. not many exceeded one tenth Of
that size.
The novelty Of Mr.. Glldden's mu-
scum will not stop with the outside.
If anything, the interior is TO he even
more bizarre He intends taking for
his pattern mortuary chapel recent
~ uncarthcd on the Island Of Malta,
In the Mediterranean, halfway bc-
tween Italy and f'rlpoli, whore s..
Paul was shpwrecfed In GO A. H..
This burial hall has for It's mural
decorations more than 1000 skulls,
with frleze Of c0ilar-hones.
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viii Be open to the Public.

While Mr.. Gl!Gdca will not attempt
to duplicate this chapel he intends
TO arrange many OF the human bones
that he has collectcd IL various geo
metric designs When completed the
museum on Santa Catalina will he
unlike anything elsa anywhere in this
country. II will he open 10 the gen
eral public, ana tie builder plans TO
give talks on the relies so that the
people who visit II will learn sons
thing besides hav'rS their curiosity
catered to.
The Museum Of thc American IT.
dian. George G. lieye Foundation
was opened in 1916 In New York, NJ
the corner Of one Hundred and Fifty.
fifth street and BrDadway. adjoining
the Hispanlc Society Of America the
American Gee graphic society and the
American Numismatlc society. It.s
purpose was 10 study the Indians CT
North, Central and south America. TO
gather evidence OF their civilizations
and modes Of life and to disseminate
knowledge concerning them
Mr.. Heye. director commissioner
Mr. Glldden 10 explore the Channel
Islands and collect relics Of vanlshe,
Indians. Although the islands have
already been dug over repeatedly hy
successive expeditions for archeologl-
cal researches from this country and
abroad, the results attained by Mr..
Glidden have been little short OF re
markable. In the judgment OF scien-
tific men. He has dug up more than
n thousand skeletons. Nine months
work on Catalina yielded 3l6. In five
months he obtained 343 on San Miguel
and 31G from San Nicolas In four
months. As result Of these ex-
plorations the Heye museum has the
finest exhibit OF Channel island In
dian lore existent. not surpassed even
by that OF the Smithsonian institu.
ton In Washington.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21

Russia now boasts Of several "tril.
lionalres." These are men who have
made fortunes In Russian currency.
and count this wealth In astronomical
figures One Spectator Is credited
with profits OF S4.000O00. which
amounts TO 15.OO0O0o. 10000 rubles.
He Is putting his wealth into gold.
silver and Jewels and the stabler cur
rencles Of foreign countries.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-10-21
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