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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

minister and other bishops, all OF
whom. II should be remembered, are
peers of the realm.
On coronation day the procession of
bishops. headed by the archbishop Of
Canterbury. will form Immediately
outside the west door of the church
and wait till notice is given of the ap.
proach of the king and queen when
they shall begin to move into the
church. Their majesties are to he
greeted by the singing of an anthem
by the choir of Westminster Com.
piled and curtailed from the official
book mentioned, the procedure of
crownIng and amounting King George,
with many incidental details necessa-
rily omitted, is as follows:
Presenting the King
The king and queen pass into the
theater of che church. walk past their
thrones and kneel at the south side of
the altar. where they make brief pri.
vate prayers. Then they sit down in
chairs provided for them The arch
bishop, the lord chancellor. the lord
high constable and the earl marshal go
I'm turn 90 each side OF the church
"and at every of the four sides shall
in loud voice speak TO the people.
md the king in the meanwhile. stand.
Ing up by his chair, shall turn and
Shew himself unto the people at every
of the four sides of the theater" us the
archbishop ,Rys;
'Sirs. present unto you King George,
the undoubtcd king of this realm,
Wherefore all you who are come this
day TO do your homage and service.
are you willing to do the sameT'
"God save King George| loud and
repeatedly cry the people. Then the
trumpets sound. The bishops place
the Bible. paten and chalice upon the
altar The lords who carry the re.
gala approach the altar, each handing
over what he carries to the archbishop,
who delivers them to the dem of West.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

pie, TO make the coronation OF King
George V. nnd Mary, his queen. even
more elaborate than was that of King
Edward nine years ago. There was
Tor brief time faint inclination
upon the part of some of those whose
business Il Is TO put the trimmings ON
the coronation festivities to tone down
In some degree the anticipated elabo-
rateness OF the affair. but that quickly
changed to determination TO make
the crownlng Of the dfth George the
very arch and acme OF pomp and splen'
dor.
Thus It happens that on the 22d Of
June. when the king ard queen will be
crowned In Westminster abbey, the
biggest show on earth. the biggest
show that ever was on earth. not
withstanding the Barnum & Bailey
claim, will take place Only com.
parative few will be privileged to wit.
ness the actual coronation. About
1000 persons wcr, jammed into the
great hall 10 see King Edward and
Queen Alexandra crowned, II is said
that even more will be admitted TO the
George and Mary function, But II is
on the outside of the hall of Westmin-
ster that the real sightseers will see
and be seen. London has matter OF
100000 and more. while hordes OF
visitors will be present from all the
British Isles and colonies and fron
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

oness Burdett-Coutts, magnificent
mansion where as a child Queen Mary
used to visit Mr., Hammond Is the
special ambassador from the United
States for the coronation period, Be
ing a man of wealth, he will entertain
laVlshly.
Reids to Entertain Kings.
Among other distinguished Amer
leans who will rival or excel the proud
est of the British noblemen in the
splendor of their hospitality are Ann
bassador and MIS- Whitelaw Reid,
who live I'M the celebrated Dorchester
House and are expected to have as
guests not only King George aud
Queen Mary, but the kings and queens
of Spain and Norway.
For many months the preparations
Tor the coronation festival have been
in steady progress. The matter of
Gress has been pre-eminent. An Off
cial style book defines the length OF
trains for peeresses and the patterns
of coronets for the various ranks OF
noblemcn who will be in attendance.
Some time ago the earl marshal made
public the description of robes required
for the occasion All last winter the
trappers of the Hudson Bay company
were busily engaged in finding furs
for coronation use. London manufac-
turers bought up NIL the minver fur
that could be found the supply being
unequal to the der,and for this mate
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

and the kings o. HrLs shall put 20 ide
coronets, and the tfunipets shall sounI
and by a signal given the great guns g.
the Tower shall be shot of
The reclamation ceasing. the archbishop
shall go on and say:
God crown you with q crown Of glory
and righteousness. that by the ministry
Of this our benedictlon. having a right
faith and manifold fruit Of good works,
you may obtain che crown OF an everlast.
ing kingdom by the gift OF him whose
kingdom endureth forever. Amen"
Then shall the choir sing:
"Be strong and play the man; keep tho
commandments Of the Lord thy God and
walk In his ways"
The dean Of Westminster takes the
Holy Bible from the altar and gives
It to the archbishop, who presents II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

the American republic. which still has
large contingent of citizens who pine
for royal pomp. All nations will be
represented officially.
From each of Brltain's far flung colo
MES will gather regiments aud battal
ions and troops of soldiery, nll In gilt
terlng panoply and grand array. India
will send her Hindu princes and their
dazzling suits. gruiesquely garbed
Some of these Hindu pUtentates. by
the way. have considerably more pow.
er over their people than has King
George himself. though he Is styled
emperor of India. But some of the
proudest of them will attend the
crowning and make obeisance of II sort
TO the white overlord who benevolent
ly rules them by letting them alone
In the main.
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Ten Days of Festivities.

For ten days-the festival Of the cor
onation Is programmed TO last That long
the most populous city on earth VII!
be more densely populated than ever
before. For each OF these ten days
some ceremony of overwhelming so
lemnity or some scene of prodiglous
pomp has been prepared. The eyes Of
the world will be turned upon London.
and everybody who can get there will
be there. for the sightseeing will bo
worth while whether you believe In
the king business or not.
Americans who are wealthy enough
TO pay the price began going over to
England as early as three months ago
TO make sure of being on the spot
when the big hour strikes. Others
sent their representatives over to re.
serve rooms. apartments. houses ard
even palaces for the coronation pc
Rod Enormous sums have been paid
by some of the rich Americans for the
occupancy of London houses during
June or for the coronation fortnight.
II has been estimated that S25.0UO. .00D
win be left in London by people from
the United States alone, the ~hohsc
owners, shopkecpcrs of all sorts and
hotel and cafe proprietors getting the
benefit of the expenditures.
Mr. and Mrs John Hays tIanmond
have taken the house OF the late Bar.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
June II In American History.

17T5-B Battle of Bunker Hill.
1877 Robert Dale Owen. statesman
and author. died. born 1900.
lSS9-John Gibbs Gilbert. noted actor
died; born 1910.
1905 General Maxine Gomez. Cubar
revolutionary leader, died. borr
1881.
1910 - Walter r. RroOkins ascendec
1880 feet in nm aeroplane, then o
worlds altitude record
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PROGRAM FOR THE coRo.
NATION.

June 2o--state banquet at
} Buckingham palace.
June 21-Dinner given by tho
Duke Of Connsught at ST. James
palace.
June 22-coRoNATIoN DAY.
juno 23-The royal procession
through London.
June 24-NaVal review at Spit.
head.
June 26--Return Of tho king
} and queen TO London. Gala per-
formance at the opera.
June 27-Gsrden party at Buck
ingham palace. Gala perform
anoe at His Maiosty's thester.
June 28-Departure Of royal
guests. Visit Of the king and
queen to Royal Agricultural
show at Norwich.
June 29-Royal progress to tho
city. Service at ST. Paul's and
luncheon at tho Guildhall. Re-
turn procession through north
London.
June 30-king's coronation fete
to hundred thousand children
at tho Crystal palace.
Il a. l. Il l. a. q a u L. 4 q Il L. Il q A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

The natives of Australia live very
largely on the seeds of many species
of grasses, for each of which they have
distinctive name. They also eat
the seeds of various palms, many
roots and bulbs and ths gum eXuded
by trees. The animals food of the
Australians includes ants, caterpillars,
Cicadas and many other insects. A
favorite dish is composed of pupa
cases. The tentlike covering which
the larvae infesting the eucalyptus
make for themselves out of the sweet
and glutinous eXudations Of the leaves
and their own secretion are dihgent-
~ collected ana form dainty which
resembles mamma
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

rial in the robrs to lr vera by thr
poblemen and nonlewcmen invited to
The coronation.
Velvet Rows Determine Rank.
BY simple little arrangement cas-.
ual glance viii be enough to determine
the rank Of peers attending the corona
tlon, for counting the rows of miniver
will determine whether the wearer Is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

CORONATION CHAIR, IN WHICH BRITISH
MoNARCHs HAVE BEEN CROWNED FOR
GENERATIONS
and princes The queen follows. and
they proceed In state into the chapel.
where his majesty is relieved of the
royal robe Of state and reclothed in
his robe of purple velvet Their maj
esties proceed to the west door of the
church, where they entered. all the
peers following, wearing their coro.
acts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

4 new insulator a substitute for
guttapcrcha. ebonite. celluloid, amber
ana other insuiators been in
vented by an American and named
"bakclitc" IT is produced through
the condensation of formaldehyde and
phcuul
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
How King George
Will Be Crowned

Details of the Coronation of Enslands New Sovereign
and His Queen, June H. In Westminster Abbey.
Form and Order Of the Service and the Ceremonies,
Compiled From Official Sources---Solemn Rites At
tending the Function Archbishop of Canterbury
Personally Crowns His Majesty and Queen Mary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

(From neon today to noon tomorrowl
Sun sets 7;20, rises i;2i; moon rises
llA3 r. IpI noon today, sun directly
south. rs only ON April 10, Aug. 81.
Dec, 81
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

10 prevent his violin suffering dam
age iu travelling Bronislaw Huberman'
the Russian violinist, carries II
around in % pneumatic bag.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

GENERAL ADObPHUB W. oRKELY, WHO REP
REsENTs THE UNITED STATES ARMY AT
The CORONATION.
factured. The gold chosen for the
kings close pail and stole is clear and
bright. and only enough alloy is used
10 give 1t the necessary strength The
Itole Is adorned with the emblems of
the empire Mt home and overseas, I'm.
cluding the lotus of India. which was
embroidered on King Edwards mantle.
Queen Mary's coronation robe is a
most impressive affair of purple vel
vet. while the train of her coronation
gown is OF red velvet eighteen yards
long and embroidered in gold by the
most expert needlewomen In Great
Britain, 1t Is lined throughout with
white satin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

II 7 would require book-and that
book has been publlshcd-tO tell
III in detail Just how King George
V. and Queen Mary of England
will be crown and cnthroned i'm West
minister abbey on the 22d OF June III
the midst of splendid gathering Of
princes. mobiles and ecclesiastics, with
as many spectators as can gain access
TO the great hall.
A little volume issued "by command
of the king" gives the exact service
and ceremony of the coronation. II IS
titled "The Form and order of the
Service That Is to BE Performed and
OF the Ceremonies That Are to BE oh.
served In the Coronation OF Their
Majesties King George V. aud Queen
Mary In the Abbey Church OF ST. Pc
ter, Westminster on Thursday. the
Twenty-second Day Of June. .0l1."
The length OF the title indicates the
duration of the ceremonies. which are
long drawn out. According to the
"Table of Contents" I'm the book, here
is what takes place:
1. The preparation; 2 tho entrance into
tho church, 3, tho recognition: A. the Lit
any; 8, the beginning OF the communion
service; g. the sermon; Z. the oath; g. the
amounting; o. the presenting Of the spurs
and sword and the girdng and oblation Of
the said sword: 10. the investing with tho
armll and royal robe and the delivery of
the orb: II. the investure per annulum ct
baculum; ~. the putting on of the crown;
10, the presenting of the Holy Bible: IA
the benedction: Is. the enthronlzation 16
the homage. II. the queens coronation;
ls the communlon. 10. the Te Deum: 90
the recess.
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the archbishop pr0ys. after which the
great lord chamberlain removes the
kings crimson robe and cap of state.
King George goes TO the altar. where
h. sits in the chair that was occupied
10y King Edward on correspond.
ing Occnsion. over him four knights
of the Garter hold rich canopy of
cloth OF gold. The archbishop anointa
the king with holy oil. ou the crown
II the head. on the breast and on tho
palms of both hands. The king knees,
and the archbishop blesses him.
The presenting of the spurs and
sword follows the amounting. The dean
of Westminster clothes the king with
the imperial robe, the lord great cham
berlain fastening the clasps, The
kings ring is put upon the fourth I'm
ger of his right hand by the archhish-
Op. who then delivers the scepter with
The cross into his majesty's right hand,
Mying Receive the royal scepter the
ensign OF kingly power and Justice"
rhe sCepter with the dove. the rod
Of equity and mercy" is placed by
he archbishop in the kings left hand
Growing of King George,
Now comes the climax moment Of the
ceremonies Standing before the altar.
the archbishop takes the crown in his
hands ana, laying 1t back upon the
altar, says, this being quoted from the
official hook mentioned
go Cod, the crown OF tho faithful. bless
AZ bcseech thee, and sanctify this thy
servant George our king and as thou d@st
this day set n crown Of pure gold unoG mis-
head there the king must be put I'm mind
TO bow his headl, so enrich his royal heart
with thine abundant grace and crown him
with all prncely virtues, through the King
eternal Jesus Christ our Lord Amen"
Then, the king sitting down In King
Edwards chair, the archbishop, assisted
with other bishops shall come from the
altar. the dean OF Westminster shah bring
the crown, ana the archbishop taking II
OF him, shall royerenty put II upon the
kings head nj the sight whereof the
people, with loud and repeated shouts.
shall cry. "Gpd save the .king," the p.egs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
Archbishop's Busy Day.

The Rev. Randall r. Davidson. arch
bishop of Canterbury and as such the
highest prelate in the Church of Eng
land, is highly important parsonage
on coronation day, for 1t Is he wSo
crowns the king and conducts the
solemn ceremonies incident thereto.
He is assisted by the dean of West.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
BY RoBHRTUs LOVE.

BY ROBtRIuS LOVE.
MISUNDERSTANDING the much
IN accelerated progress of civil.
yation and enlightenment dur.
ing the past century people
continue to be thrilled by pomp and
pageantry ms they were in medieval
times, or. for that matter, In the days
of "the glory that was Greece and the
grandeur that was Rome" Parades.
professions, pageants of any formal
kind. attract the avid attention of the
average human. This same average
human will stand for hours In a sti-
fling crowd to, get glimpses Of militia
nFeglinent marching or the Fourth Ward
Heelers' club in proud parade. There
seems to be-there is-something in
the human makeup that Graves ceremo.
ninl scenes and the fanfare and hub.
dab of 'pr6cessiJnal events ~;
This accounts for the determination
of onr bNdfsea cousins, tho British peo'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17


HAMMOND IL THE SPECIAL AMRAssADOH
FROM THE UNITED STATES TO ATTEND
THE CORONATION.
baron. viscount. earl, marquis or
duke. this being determined by the
official notice:
Baron. ............-........Two rows
Viscount. 1.-Two rows and half
Earl..................s... .......l hree rows
Marquis. Three rows and half
Duke. .........................Fo -Four rows
The nantes or robes to be worn over
full court dress. uniform or regimentals
The coronet OF baron to have on the
circle or rim six silver balls at equal dis
tances
The coronet OF a vlscount to have on the
circle sixteen silver balls.
The coronet OF an earl to have on the
circle eight silver balls raised upon points.
with gold strawberry leaves between the
points.
The coronet OF n marquis to have on
tho circle four gold strawberry leaves and
four silver balls alternately. the latter
little raised on points above the rim
The coronet OF duke TO have on the
circle eight gold strawberry leaves.
The rank of the peeresses will be de.
termined In much the same way az
that of the peers. by rows of miniver
and the coronet ornaments: In addi
tion there will be another system of
grading, and the higher titled a peer.
ess is the longer It will take her to
pass, According to rank the length Of
the gown is regulated. the trains rang
Ing from one to two y2rds in accord
ance with the following, officially pro-
mulgated order:
Degree, Length OF tram.
Niscount tess.......One yard and a quarter
Countess. One yard and a half
Marchioness. one yard and three quarters
Duchess. '''.',.'.............Two yards
Kings and Queens Robes.
King Georges coronation robe is Of
cloth of gold. woven at Braintree. Eng
land. where also the magnificent vel
vet for the queens train was manu-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

The FIRST air mans map has APP
peared In Paris.
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Queen Mary's Turn,

- . > "
Thus end the coronation and en-.
,thropizatiQn Of the king. The cere-
moHt for the queen IS not'so elaboIntc.
Queen Mary Is ahointed by the arch.
bishop, -four pceress7s meanwhile hold.
ing over her Il rich pail Of cloth of goid
The ring is put upon her finger aud the
crown upon her head. after which all
the peercsscs present put on their coro
nets The presentation of the scepter
and the ivory rod with the dove fol.
lows, and the queen takes her seat
upon her throne, bowling rcverently ms
she passes the throne of her husband.
After communion the king descends
from his throne and. wearing the crown
and carrying the sccptcr and rod, goes
into st. Edwards chapel, followed by
u great procession of bishops, peers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17
The Enthronization.

Now comes the enthronizatlon, sec.
ond only I'm interest to the actual
crowning. The king is lifted into his
throne by bishops and other peers. all
the great mobiles standing about the
steps of the throne The archbishop
admonishcs his majesty to stand firm
and establish your throne In right.
eousncss. that 1t may stand fast for.
evermore. like as the sun before him
and as the faithful witness I'm heaven. &c
Beginning with the archbishop. all
the princes aud peers kneel before the
throne and vow allegiance to the soy
creigp. after which the archbishop
kisses the left cheek of his majesty
The Prince OF Wales also takes the
vow of homage. and all the princes OF
the royal blood touch the crown on his
majesty's head and kiss the kings left
cheek. When the homage Is ended
the drums shall beat and the trumpets $
sound and all the people shout, crying
out; God save King George! Long
tive King 6eorgc! May the king itve
fOrever!"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-17

THE REV. RANDALL T. DAVIDSON, ARCH
BISHOP OF CANTERBURY. WHO WILL
GROWN THE KING AND QUEEN.
TO the king first saying these words
"Our gracious king. we present you
with this book, the most valuable
thing that this world affords Here
is wisdom; this il the royal law; these
are the lively oracles of God" The
The evening world., 1911-10-06

iod stns -houss fu~ two weeka He sold
papers at Fulton street and Myrtle ave-
nue.. II Is said he was formerly q mem-
Der Of a Chatham Square sang. Lar
night. In the mbIst OF a big crowd on
his news corner. Brills approached
Smith. Before a word could be said
Smith nred at Brilla. The bullet went
wild. Brllla fred three times at Smith.
one shot struck the Jaw and ranged
toward the eft side OF the brain.
Edward Mlnton OF No. ls Adeiphi
street knocked Brilla's revolver from
his hand Smith was taken TO the
Brooklyn Hospital, prisoner patient
Brilla was charged with felonious as
sault.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Garments
t $35, $40 & $45

No liner clothes can be Tad either ready
to wear or custom MADE. Fabrics from tn,
best looms in the world, tailoring of individual
bench work character. Innings of sturdy silks.
Suits and overcoats for men who want only
[ G best.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
stray Dog Finds Lost child Arer
Men Fail.

4 dog found t~hrcc-ycar-old Dewey
Walter. NO e3 Bloomfield avenue,
Bloomfield. y j., after ncighbors and
policemen had searched several hours
for him after he wandered away from
home.
Tic dog was a stray and discovered
the bog asleep under a tree two mile.
from home. ny barking the animal at
tractod tho attention OF a policeman.
who carried the youngster home.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Eight Crows Acquire Noisy jag on
MhIskcy-SoaLed Corn.

Tho croNs raviged william Oles's
..eld OF corn near Colcbrook. Conn. TO
such an extent he decided to get even
by soaking a lot OF corn In whiskey
and leaving It In the field.
The next morning u fearful iabbering
In the |cornheld awoke him. lie found
eight crows so drunk they could not
walk, let alone fly. lie cooped them
up until they got sober and then Killed
them. leaving their bodies in the field
as a horrible example to other crows.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
10000 Monkcy. Kitten hy Dog. Ia
@OspitnI VIII iim.Inn paIlrn.s.

Consul the FIRST, . trained monkey
aid to be worth $4,000, was do.ns a
bicycle stunt on "A stage at Grand
Rapids. Mich. when a bulldog jumped
cut and badly chewed him.
TIKI monkey was aiken 20 the nos
Dltai and occupies a cot In a priva'e
Ward like the human patients.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Raid Watermelon Patches
of Dnkot Farmers.

Coyotes OF Western and Central South
Dakota nave Developed a sirh. ,aste
for watermelons and know by i%nstInc,
when a melon is ripe. They have
caused heavy loss 10 farmers.
II has been found that the only way
70 protect the patches is by surround
ing them with a tw.ne string. supported
on sticks. Because Of It's cunuiug thc
coyote will neither jump over nor crawl
under the string. fearing q trap.
The evening world., 1911-10-06
GaNGSTeRS FIGHT DUEL
AT BUSY BROOKLYN CORNER.
one Goes to Hospital, Shot In Head,
Other Is Held Without
Pail in Court

Magistrate kempner. In the Adams
street Police Court. Brooklyn. to-day
heard about the transfer Of a Chatham
Square gang feud to the peaceful pre-
cints OF Brooklyn The Magistrate held
without bail Thomas Drills, who said
his home was at No. 35s Broomc street.
Manhattan. for shooting Frank Smith
OF 40. 2s9 Fulton street.
Smith has been living at a Brooklyn
The evening world., 1911-10-06
Sea Gull Chokcd to Death by q
biH Sea Bass.

A large sea gull was seen nghting
With some hing in the water at south
Beach. staten Island. then It assembled
some distance.
Suddenly IT reeled in the air and he.
ran turning romer -aults. Wien II
The evening world., 1911-10-06

Boon Taft's Secretary fer Chairaan
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct G-Ths move
men, to make Charles D. Hiiies, secre-
tary to President Taft. the chairman Of
the National Republican Committee for
tho campaign Of 1919 was formally
launched here las, night At the banquet
rendered to President Tart by the Com.
mercial Club Of Salt Lake City.