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New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Glenna COIlett Takes
 Lead in Golf Tourney

St, Louis, Sept. 2S R-Glcnna 'ColIott Of Providence, R. l., today assumed lead in the qualifying rounds of the women's national golf championship at St. Louis country club with a score Of 41-3T-7S, which is three under womens par. She came home in S7, only one above mems par, getting an eagle three on the 18th hole. The de- lending champion, Mrs. Dorothy Hurd of Philadelphia, was one un- der par with so as she took 42 to come home after going out in 3S.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
PB-1 Airplane Forced
 Down by Motor Trouble

Astoria, Ore, Sept. 2S P)-forCcd down yesterday when one of the motors became disabled, the United States navy scaplanc PB-1, cn routc from San Francisco 10 Seattle, was lowed here today and is awaiting a new engine before proceeding.
 Lieutenant Commander J H. Strong said that one of the sca- planes two engines developed truu- bic off the mouth of the Columbia river, probably dnc 10 the pump. He said that in" s"aplanc could have proceeded 10 Seattle with one engine, but he did not wish to takr the chance. Tn" Scapjano alightcd at Bakers bay ana was lowed to Fort Canhy and later to Astoria hy a coast guard tender
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
N0rwalk Man Told He Is
 Heir to S15O,00O Fortune

Norwalk. Sept. 2S P-Ilarry Saunders received telephone call last night asking him to call at the police station which he did. Ho was then told that he had inherited" St5O.OoO because of the death of an uncle. Gold Saunders, of Columbus O.
 Mr, Saunders said he had not heard from his uncle for several years. He left this place for the west. and finally went into the coal business in Columbus. Mir. Saunders said he would take steps to verify the mfirmation.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Almost Hits Chief Hart,
 Reckless Driver Held

Chief William C. Hart of the po- lice department had marrow escape from q serious accident this noon at the corner of Scntcr and Com mcrcial streets when q five ton truck operated by Carl China of %5S Elm street. rounded the corner at what the chief alleges was a reckless speed and graz"d his machine, China was arrested on charge of rock less driving.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
INDICTED AS SLAYER

Rockingham. N. C., Sept. 2S Pl- w. E. Cole, wealthy cotton mill own- CT, was indicted today in the Rich mond county circuit court on the charge of murder of w. w. Ormond, formerly a suitor for his daughters hand. A jury will be selected from a special venire called from another county.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
YOUNG NSrOR WILL. RECOVER

Paris, Sept. 2S P) - John Jacob Astor, heir of Colonel John Jacob Astor who was drowned in the sink ing of the Titantic was declared by his doctors today 10 be out of dan ger and convalrscinE from his at tack of typhoid fever. His mother, now Mrs. William K, Dick, has been at his bedside at the American hos pital in Ncuilly.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Foreign Cutlery Imports
 In July Worth S1O6,O4O
BY GEORGE H, MANNING

FIT 'iT@V'TtVD T7' ,,,, ,tWaslnptnn Bureau oi \ E Heraln.) Washington. D. C., Sept. 2S--For- pigm made cutlery imported into the United States in July was consider ably greater in value than in June' customs figures show.
 Total July imports Of cutlery were valued at S106,040 while June ship ments were valued at S9O,1S0.
 The July shipments were made np Of 63,3Sl razors valued at $l6,4S5; 1SG.666 pairs of scissors and shears valued at s2S,0G9; 55G%S5 pen pocket and clasp knives, valued al s25,SOs, and 13o,G35 pieces of other cutlery valued at S31,GS2,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
THREE AUTOS BURN,
 SET BRIDGE AF|RE
Continued From First Page)

found of the occupants of the other two cars.
 Dr. Matthew II Grlswod of Ken singion reported today that he had treated a party Of negroes for minor injuries shortly after the accident is supposed 10 have happened. He eA- pressed the opinion that these men might have been connected with the accident in some way. although he was unable to learn how their in iuries had been received, so excited were they when they were in his of flee.
 Captain Frank Nichols Of the state police department has receiv- ed no report on the accident he said this afternoon. He could throw no light on the holding of Gray, stating that he knew nothing about
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
General Increase in
 Fares Is Authorized

Boston, Scpt -N H-Ihe taSTtTH Massachusetts Street Railway com rany today announced q general in crease in fares on its system, effec- tive Oct. l. The method will be to reduce the number Of rides for which one dollar ticket will be good. The higher fares are intcnd- ed 10 meet the recent arbitration award of a wage increase of three cents an hour 10 conductors and motormen,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
Two Fifty Gallon Stills
 Explode in New Haven

New Haven. Sept. 2S P)-Two 6O- gallon stills in a garage in Hallock street exploded today, shaking up consider able part of the City Point district. Fire destroyed the build ing with a loss of S1,5o0. The house in front of tho garage belongs 10 man who this morning was at Tom Kippur services. His wife denied knowledge of ownership of tho stills.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
PEARY REACHES PORT
One of MacMillan's Vessels Slips ln- to Anchorage at Curling, New fOundland. During Night.

Curing. Newfoundland, Sept. 2S Pt-The steamer Pearl of the Mac Milan Arctic expedition was in port here today. She arrived during the night.
 The Bow doin, flagship of the c&- pedition, spent Sunday at Hopedale Harbor, Labrador, where 1t under went an overhauing after it's stormy voyage of the past week and the men received the first mail they have had from home in more than two months. The ships will stop fol
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
I22n AT RROMN

Providence k. l.. Sept. GS P) - Tho total registration at Brown university this year Is 1880. or S9 less than last year, The classes are as follows: freshman. %74: sopho- moro 27&; junior, 277; senior, 27H: special 2S Figures for the women's college are not yet available.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
LOWELL FIRM BANKRUPT

Boston. Sept. gS Pl-A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in uited States district court here 10. tav by the Lyon Carpet Manufactur- ing company Of Lowell Liabilities
 ,ere listed af Sl45.265 and assets at Sl73.O26. Lowell and Boston banks are the principal creditors.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
DISCISS S,SNATORIJM

Hartford. So pt. 2S.--The tubercu- lcsis commission held prolonged hearing in the state capitol today on plans submitted by architects for tho erection of an addition to the sanatorum at Norwich for which tho general assembly at the last scs- sion appropriated s125.O00
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
BABE GETS 2ard HOMER

Now York. Sept 2S Pl-Bahe Ruth hit his 2Srd home run of the season in in" third inning of inc first game of douhle-hcader be- tween Detroit and thr Yankees at the stadium today. Holloway was pitching for the Tigers. The bases were empty at the time Ruth lifted the ball into the right fdd bleachers.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
The crew of the S.51 on the

supplies at sydney Nova Scotia, cX- pccting to arrive there about Oct. 5.
 Dr. Walter N. Koclz, Jacob Gayer, color photographer, and Lieutenant Benjamin F. Rigg, magnetic and tidal observer, stayed over at the Bromtield home north of HOpcdale to continue their natural history and magnetic observations and phOtOgra- phy, and will make the four-mile trip back 10 the Bowdoin tonight in i an open powCrboat,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
HAS NO ASSETS

New Haven, Sept. 2S P>--Charlcs E. Coo. manufacturer, of NcWtoWn today in a bankruptcy petition gave his liabilities at Sl63,537, with no assets. The debts arc mostly notes to banks in Connecticut and New York,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
KEOGH CUSTOMERS
 RETAIN COUNSEL
Do Not Intend to Force Bank
 ruptcy Proceedings

That nearly score of local cred ltors of John P Kepgh' broker sus- pended from the New York stock eX- change last week, have retained At- torney Harry Ginsburg to represent their interests and are considering forcing the broker Into bankruptcy became known this afternoon.
 Lawyer Glnsburg said no immodi- ate action is contemplated in the way of an involuntary bankruptcy proceeding. The New Britain cus- toners of Keogh's offices are await ing announcements from the main office at New York, II is likely, 1t vas reported today that receiver will be named.
 No estimates as 10 the amount Of losses here could be obtained this afternoon. but 1t was expected they would run even beyond the first cs- inmates of $6o0O0,
 Unless formal proceedings against Keogh are started elsewhere within a few days, Attorney Ginsburg plans 10 initiate movement to recover for local investors very soon.
 Waterbury Sept, 2S.--Waterbnry customers of the firm of John T. Keogh. Wall street broker, who was recently suspended from the Con- solidated Stock Exchange, are out some sonN,0nO through accounts ol theirs carried by the firm, it was re- ported at a meeting of the cus- toners held here yesterday.
 The meeting was held in the 'oca office of the keogh firm in the Apo thecares Hall building. Judge Harry J, Beardsley, recently engage{ by the local customers 10 protec their interests, presided.
 Atty. Thomas keogh of New York brother of John T. Keogh, attended the meeting and advised the loca customers against forcing his broth CT into bankruptcy. He said | would be better to allow his brothe to issue notes signed by himself am endorsed by responsible friends fo the amount of his indebtedness t local customers, and by this proces allow his brother to reopen ney offices throughout Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
 If John T. Keogh were allowed t do this, it would be possible for hir gradually to pay off the note through the proceeds of his business Atty. Keogh told the customers.
 The customers discussed the situa ton from 1;3o until 4:So o'cloc and finally turned down Att, keogh's suggestion. Instead Judg Beardslsy and Judge Robert Flaw kins of South Britain were author i2ed to go to New York city toda and consult with the district attol rey of that city relative to takIn legal action to secure redress tf the local customers of the iirn Atty Hum bert L. Mangini will a' company them.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28
BODY EOuNn IN sOuNp

New Haven, Sept. gS P--The body of mi1dlc-agcd man was found off Spcrry light today. It was badly dcCompOscd.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-28

Plants exposed to electric light at night are said 10 grow twice as fast as when exposed 10 daylight alone. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men
Richardson. William 1925 washing
ton 81. twins. hoy and girl
Carlson, Albert, 301s W 7@nd IT.
girl
Manning. Harvey simpson, t22s
Phlnnby ave, boy
Nelson. Walter. 2stT w. Thistle st.
boy.
Olsen, George Theodore, b5ot 10Th
ave s.. bog
susia. rhnup. 1888 ssrd ave g. girL
Brady, John Green. Anchorage, Alas
wflkeas. Earl Allen. t5so Seventh
ave n p girl.
Lend, William Edwards. itis y IIth
st.. boy.
Golden Jack. ia " tsth ~. boy
RBtclitf. willard Augustus 1895 r9th
ave, s W. boy
MeCrcery, wtifred Clayton. 1914 stth
ave. =, girl,
simpson. Marshall. r. 18th ST and
7sth ave ~ r. boy
Bracket Russell Lewis. 52ss ssth
ave, y r.. boy
pitncr. Harold l.. 1910 10th st. boy
EAuuHEard. Emerald Arthur. 5Ast
&hth ave s ". Eirl,
Castle Martin Manning. 1890 Rem
- HuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
AVIATOR FORCED
DOWN IN LAKE
Pilot Escapes Death When
Engine Fails in Mid-Air
PLANE COMPLETE WRECK
Second Air Crash Into Lake
Water in Last Two Days

For tho second time In ns many
days. n commercial flyer had a
miraculous escape from death or IN.
jury when his plane was forced down
In Seattle water
l.. G. Goldsmith, university student
and aviator. fell with his land plane
1000 feet into Lake Union. after his
plane motor failed in mldair Monday
afternoon.
Sunday afternoon. Gerald Smith.
flying small seaplane with two pas.
sengers, dropped 300 feet into Green
Lake.
Goldsmith was alone when his
plane Cracked"
Choosing to drop into the lake, de.
spitc lack OF pontoona, rather than
attempt TO land on small strip OF
ground at possible injury TO passcrs.
by or damage to buildings. Goldsmith
started gliding for the wuter.
His Curtiss JN-4 turned over as II
hit the waves, crumpling one wing,
smashing the propeller and damaging
the fuselage.
Goldsmith blames the accident on
the fact that water got into his motor
magnetic. He was a member Of the
flying squadron Of reserve and regu-
lar army pilots which Unanswered
over Seattle. Tacoma Camp Lewis,
Olympia and cambridge Island on tho
Fourth OF July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

E'RoM the street. Up In the VIM
L dows perch color-clad girls, legs
dangling. The faces Of the kids on
the copinss stick out Msnts hats
come Off as the golden edged flags
flash by Girls slg Ike shaw models
la the upper windows o. the stores.
smiling. smiling
A DUSTY hillside north Of Che ~.
n viewing stand u mass u
spilled cuufrtti TO it's peak Lunch
parties suaWns ham snudwicheg
drinking pop. licking ice cream cours
until the parade comes alunr. Band
music gus1tly swelling from the dis.
lance. ''Yvarning I'm Yearnips for
You
TUE grandstand ls only partly
L filled Long rows Of empty pine
benches hot In the sunlight. And
more color -frockcd girls blue and
red ana royal purple and yellow and
mauys and orange sllddiea on bar
sels eusiEus on chatrs.
T ASES % color. and flowing
IL smoothly thru them rtgulo,a ot
black sind gold and white. with a
froth Of band blaruz over Il all. Clat-
ter Of handclappng and shrEll
whistles Of the kids, echoing hack
from the canyon walls as the parade
goes by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
SEATTLE Gets
| AIR MAIL
Toast Service to Los Ange-
/ les to Start Nov. |

WASHINGTON. d. G., July Is
numerical aviation in the United
lates received a tremendous boost
llay with an announcement from
postofFice department that eight
w air mail lines. covering 4,675
les. would be inaugurated about
vember /.
s'he routes win be leased to pri-
, firms and mail planes will also
Dnte commercially, carrying pas
igers and freight. The new lines
ling as feeders for the present
nscontinental route. will touch Is
es.
k,lds for the routes havesbeen nd,
tised. They win be opened Sep
ber IS, and the routes leased
Ways after acceptance. @
&c new lines have been grouped
pillows:
Boston. Hartford, New York.
Chicago, indianapolis, Louis
Nashville and Birmingham.
Chicago, La Crosse, 81. Paul
neapolis.
Chicago, Moline. st. Joseph,
sas City, Wichita, Oklahoma
Dallas, Fort Worth.
-chicaRO, Springfield, ST. Lofts.
-Eiko, Boise, PaBco.
Salt Lake City, Las Vegas,
Los Angeles.
Seat 10 Portland, Medford. Sac
onto. 'Sah r. -, Fresno,
ersfield, Los i DIARY
ound trips SIX u 2s 3 Z win
he schedule on All ~ TT
70 planes will be required to
ago 90 miles an hour to keep
In the schedules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Divorce Complaints

Elizabeth vs. Nick Barn. deEertion.
Eta \. vs.. Johr y, Raven. nonsup-
port
Florence T.. We. Allen @. Kelley.
cruelty.
Eyalyn w Marcollus A. Cisus, in
compatibility.
Amy Frances VS. Anthony q. Honny-
bun, nonsupport
julia " Va Har9ld II Hannah, de-
Fcrtiun.
william vs.. Ceciic Wilson, desortlon
Clarh " VIZ. Seth Maxwell, desertion.
Anna Ike. Gust Newman, crua,ty.
Lillian Jacoby vs.. Alden Hoyt Price,
nOnsupport
Mary y vs.. William p, Nichols, de-
asrtion
Eunlce Artio Va, Homer Doll Eyer,
nonsupport.
william /. w. Minnie Defoe. incom-
La vera D. vs. James sulilvan.
Katherine w. Fred Wright. nonsup.
port.
Florence vs.. Louis w carlthers, de-
sertion.
Grace ". w, Warren n. Dale, cruelty
Grace. w, Edward mckinley, nonaup-
port
irene Alexander Va Eugene Edward
Murray, cruelty
Dorothy Louisc va Harry Vernon
Mctcalfe. cruelty,
Florence NJ w. David c. Mclean.
cruelty
Anna q. w. Andrew schober, non.
support
l5thclyne A. va Claude H. L.ambsgn,
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
by JIM MARSHALL

IRON atop the smith build.
l. iug:
Twin lines o. colorcd confetti
up and down First. second and
Third avea-womcu in rainbow.
hued summer Grocks parked
along the sidewalks. Down the
nes the marching men IN
Oack and sold. swords CLINT.
Ing. pluules tossing.
AWAY To the northeast the
bl0od.rtd cross atop This Olym,
PIC. gIinting In the morning sun.
shine, To the westward the
grim gray battlsships spruwled
On the bay. saturnias, black
wisps Of smoke shredding out in
TIE sea wind
CHILDREN in blue frocks
y and white, green frocks
and yellow. sprawled on build.
ing copings, 10 stories above
the sereet. peering down. II
they should fall. =. But they
don't fall They stroll along
on the edge. gesticulatinE and
poIuttng. Incredibly they bal.
snce vhle the hands 30 b.
aAIooNLIGHT AND ROSES
vi from the bands, And
"Yearnlng Yearuing for
Your And down the avenues
marches snoam's 'milnon.cloh
blare or noise. brass dag
hing tn the sunlight, feet tap
tapping on the asphalt blaring
"Haiu washington
TIP First and down Second and u
u Third. Valleys Of bandclappiu
and shriu whistles from the kid
perched perilously on the coping
pat-patter Of feet on u
hot street and ihe blare Of bane
playing ~Yearning7 and a Sous
march
T1RoM above, the biack-elad marct
4 ers pirouette and form crosse
and marching arrows while n
shouldered swords CLINT In the sur
ehine. Horses IN the mounted cscoi
turvette and prance. shying at II
shouts Of the crowd looking Ike twi
lines Of colored confetti along u
|yalks.
INTO the sunshine and into u
y shadows Of the concrete sanyo
halls thread the marchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
WANTED
REAL ESTATE


FLORIDA LAND WANTED - VIII
buy land, city and suburban prop
crty. in Florida, for cash. Give full
description. price and particulars
in first letter, Johnson Carlson
Land Co. 32S Met. Bank Bldg.
Nitnnespolis. MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
WAYFARER TICKETS
SOLD DOWNTOWN AT
1907 FOURTH AVE.

OUT.CFTOWN people coming
" 20 SEQ THE Wayfarcrr have
been having trouble locating the
downtown ticket office, II was
stated Tuesday.
The office is located at 1907
Fourth ave, right opposite the
main entrance Of The olympic
Hotel.
Tickets may be obtained there
up to 10 O'Clock at night for the
big pageant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";
80 10 % lines used during calcu.
dar month .....lh cents per line
100 10 iaa Hines used during calcns
dRr month s.-tlt cents per llno
200 10 sss lines used during calcn-
dAr month s.....1l cents per llno
900 10 lss lines used during ealcn-
Oar month -.s.tg cents per line
dur month liz cents per line
500 10 aea fines used during ehlrn-
dAr month ....s.li cents per line
ben 10 t99 lines used during ealrn-
Gar month ..s.lUtA Crnts per linc
100 OF more lines used during cali
cndhr month 10 cents per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Att1rne,hatIAU

AnNleE fgrc Joseph Alien. Lawyer
" cases 500 IearY Gld Eiaot3's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
DEATHS

Riddell, Elaine May. 2 months. 2s22
18th ave. w. July a.
Smith. Harry 60. Hamilton hotel.
July 60
whisnant, Elizabeth. 70. G25 Belmont
ave ~, July So
Tantfest John. 50, 5iti Swift ave.
July %.
Brigham Richard Bradford II
months. ali y. I3rd st., July %.
Quinn. Erma ", &c, 53i Second ave.
~, July 81.
Peterson. Peter, ~. transient, July
20.
vfddmzn, Cora Lucille, 20, 1927 Louisa
ct. July 81.
Fraser, William. ", 1920 Taylor ave.
July 20.
Fairweather, Douglas c.. 20. gDgb
FnnnilnroH blvd ImIu On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Duwamish Waterway
Bridge Is Reopened

After being closed for repairs
since July 10, the drawbridge over
the Duwamish waterway, at First
ave. g., was opened for traffic at
100. Tuesday morning. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
S975-Bargain

2ib acres good. rich loan soil. with
nice creek; excellent neighborhood
about blocks to school; less than 9
miles from Seattle and only few
blocks from new Seattle Tacoma
100-foot highway (new Pacific
highway now0tndor construction.
Just the place for someone work
ing In the city who wants a close
\ in country homo. Price 1915; easy
terms See owner sol Mutual Life
Bldg. First at Yesler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
g. FOR SAIE-aCREAGE


BIG OPPORTUNITY--5-acre
suburban. home place; good
a-room house with bath; / y
acres cleared; all surface
cleared: good fruit orchard;
poultry house: woodshed;
good we'll; green clover for
COW: electricity; telephone:
mail delivery; wide 'front.'
age right on main North
Trunk road close to new
Seattle Everett state high
way now under Construc-
ton This Is a big bargain,
Located near school, stores
and interurban station. in
thiCkly settled district
Price only $4,000: terms 500
cash. 500 in 80 days $3.50
in so days. S35 per month.
Call today 220 walker
Bldg, corner Second ave. and
University st, Phone Elliot
U1Sg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

BIG BARGAIN - Approx
mHtely az -acre corner prop
erty. on new short route
state highway now building
between Seattle and Everett.
$50 feet highway frontage;
some trees, green foliage
and clearing. This big bar
gain is only Sl.27i; terms
$50 cash. S77 in 80 days, SIS
per month. Call today. go
walker Bldg. corner Sec
ond ave. and University st.
Phone Eliot else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
The Seattle Star
1907 Seventh Ave.
MAin-0600
Classified Advertising
Rates

lhANSlEN i iNA Its9
count Six Words 90 tho hhv)
one line " mnrei insertion
20 Gents Per Line.
one llnc or murr-l insertions
IS Cents Per Line.
one Line or Mort-G insertions.
10 Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help Wanted
rate Per line ..,.,...s.ri0 cents
ALI, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
COMING FROM OUT or THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON COSTS
&c A Wnnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONTHLY payment first mortgage
loans on Seattle homes: no COM
mission; quick service. The Home
Savings & Loan Association, 1924
Westiakc ave
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-05
Animals and Insects to
Decorate New JeweIry

Paris has taken up the wearing of
animals and insects in silver. mounted
on long-shaped brooches. The pin is
quite plain. The lizard or snake is
curled around it. AS a rule, the orna-
ment is kept on a small scale, and
from a distance cannot be distin-
guished from the pin, around which
it has wrapped itself. 1t is often only
the tiny emerald pin-point eyes that
attract attention to the animal at all.
The same design is used for brace
lets-the simple silver hoop being dec
grated with a silver ornament gen.
orally highly conventionalized. the
eyes again being the only Indication
that it is intended to represent an
animal Rings in silver, but beauti-
fully wrought, the workmanship bring
ing up the price almost to that of a
gold ring, are also seen with similar
designs.