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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-30
President Refuses $150,000
 To Write Single Article

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Presldent Wilson has refused an offer of $150,- 900 from Ney York syndicate to write an article of his own selection it became known today The Presl- dent in declining said no single ar ucle is worth the amount offered.
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County Treasurers. Three county treasurers, two reg
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Misses Ellldrad Garvey and Doris East erbrook of ! ! mantle were in this vil- lage last Satul uay on business
 Miss Doris Perkins of Mystic is visit ing her grandfather; w H Corbltt
 Mrs l., l.. Dimock and ". H. Pollard made theN annual trip Sunday to Port land and East Berlin by automobile, vis- iting q. brother of Mir Pollard in either place.
 Last week furnished the best having days of the season. great amount of the Soodly crop was harvested by our up- and-doing farmers.
 pr. and Mrs, Smith of the Mansfield state training school and hospital have been away recently for. a few days Of rest.
 Mir. Crane left the institution service Saturday,
 The work of new construction on the institution hill is making fair progress Some great new buildings will be added to the institutions equipment by the com. pletion of present plans
 Bonny View farms berry season has been the greatest ever.
 The August business meeting of inc C E. society WAS held Sunday evening. Miss Anna May Wilkins was elected to mem bership.
 The mission department of Dunhar Memorial church will hold meeting or Thursday evening. Aug. 5th, at o'clock
 Hour of devotion Thursday, 7.So D. m. in the chapel. rt
 A baptisnal service will be conducted sunday. Aug, Sth. at r m. near McCol lums dam, .Nillimantic river.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
EKuNK

A. ". Noone of Peterboro, N. H, Mrs. George Frink of Woods, oSk and Mss Sarah Sweet of Boston have been guests at the Gallup honest cad.
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallup, Mrs. Ez- ra Gallup and Dudley lWiI I.ia:rs Of Dan ielson were callers here Sunday.
 Lloyd Consdon, patient at Rr.dge- port hospitaS is improving and is s:enC- ing a few da!'s at h's home Here.
 Harry Holmes and family Of Wi;il- mantle, have. been visiting at Georse Tanner s.t5
 Several families here are en-oxing the Swarthmore Chautauqua, in Danilsoa this week.
 Mir and Mrs Russe} Siocunl and Es- ther Gallup, spent Fr. day in. .Norw ci;.
 Several automobile parties from 1ere enjoyed the sat breezes at Sandy Pc int Saturd z and returned with a good sup ply of quohogs.
 Mir, Jillson, of Hartford, was d week end visitor at c. H. GalIup's.
 Ava Frink is assisting E. 5. Gallup with his having.
 The terrible. accident at the, railroad crossing in Storing Sunday morning when automobile gong to Rocky Point / struck and two of the occu- pants, killed is warning to all drivers 10 stop. look and listen" fer passing trains.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A Stanton with Car Gallup and family spent 8 day recently v'i;, Superintendent and Mrs. John E. Stanton n Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
COLCHESTER

A baseball team has been formed by the men Working on the new state road and they are out on the parkSgrounds even ,ngs, practcing. They VIII play the Col chester team Saturday afternoon. There are d number of good players on the team and they will. make the borough nine so some to beat them. '.ssr.7i, r
 James. John and Edward Penrose of Naugatuck, formerly of this place, are spending few days in town on fishing trip
 The Old Guard band< held a rehearsal Monday evening in the aoarior of the en- zine house. They have received several new selections, the latest music. which they will play at their next concert. James Horowitz and party motored to Norwich Monday. John Mccarthy of Bridgeport is the guest of relatives in town for a few days vacation,
 Henry O. sorrell of North Westcheste1 i was here Monday. Carl Rogers and party of Salem wers callers in town Monday evening. Mrs A. T., FanCleve and Mrs. C. z | Otis were visitors in Norwich Monday. Mrs D. W. flakes left Tuesday morn, ing for months visit with relatives ir | Stonington.
 George Remington left Colchester Mon day for his home in Los Angeles after z months visit with, his father, Rev. B. D
 Remington. :. Misses Mary LAal and Harmon were visitors in Norwich Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
SOUTH KHLINCLY.

Mir. and Mrs. Charles spauldinE re turned Saturday to their home ln Au burn,
 Bertha Sargent of Worcester spent the weekend with Gertrude Hall, at The
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Barlow enter tained John, Smith, Miss Smith ano Hiss Alice Smith, of Daniesoi, Sun day
 Lillian TerwalliEer and StelI1 Few good are spending their vacation at Oak ;dnd Beach.
 A. A Jacques is picking his secont crop of strawberries of the Eve:beari ring variety: :.
 Several from. this place attended, Of Home Day in East KiIlingly Thuesday.
 P. H. Coffey, is 'busily engaged hay ing, having. cut. grass on six ia rms ant etartipg on the. seventh (Mondayf
 Albert Phillips is working for Free Shippee in Danfe,son. s' .+ '4
 Leslie Yeungblood, returned to Bosto- Monday after 3 visit with his patents.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
CHESTTNUT HILL.

Mir. and Mrs W. D. DayoIl and Miss Abbie Goodrich were . called ,te Danielson Sunday by the sudden and se- rious illness of Miss Gocdr.cn's sister, Mrs. Francis Belware, formerly res ident of this place.
 Little Marion Zenowitz was taken suddenly ill one day last week and was taken toe a Willinantic hospital where an. operation for. appendicitis was i'm mediately performed. She is reported doing: we'll
 Miss Clarice Renarl came from New York Friday, to stay for: a time with her mother, Mrs ZenORitz.
 Miss Harriet Fuller a; nurse from North Easton, Mass, is spending part of months vacation. at Calmere, with her. sister, Mrs. Milo Davoll.
 :. c: T. Chappen wfth his family wis tied his parentsE MT. and Mrs. Harroson Chappell in Waterford. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs E.! J. Peckham and son Roland Of Willimantic spent the week end with Mir. and Mrs. "A. s. 'Peckham
 Frank ChanpeIl of Lakes Pond, is visiting his uncle, e. F, Chappell ..
 Miss Mary, ChappeH is spending. a ents and relatives in Waterford: = MT Reynolds was in Boston for the week end.
 Mrs. Phillips is in Providence. for the week, leaving her four boys with their aurs. Mrs. c. B, 'pinop ,..-, '. ,i,. Mr. and Mrs tGurdon Chapel were callers at the home of Mr. ard Mrs Charles Davis, in Franklin, recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
SOUTH CRlSWOLD

Dr. Franklin 5. Wilcox, Miss Lucy Wilcox and Walter S. Palmer from the Norxioh State hospital, were pus,Aesa callers at I. Q. Burdick's Monday even ing. ! @.f.i sst -4 %
 Misses Dorothy. and -lYfvians Richard son have returned home, after spending several days with Norwich friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. A.s~E E.. Gray have been entertaining. the formers brother and his wife from northern Vermont ! Mrs. Ezra Edwards and son of.:Voi- untown were guests Sunday of Mrs. l. E. Palmer. ,..s.
 Mrs. Waltes E. Thorpe of Westerly. R. L. is caring for, her aunt, Mrs. Wal ter G.. BurGich.
 |. Clarence H.. Luther employed in Providence, will spend two ~eeKs' va cation with his. parents.
 Sterling Aperill, Edward Capron and Leland NJ. Burd;ck from Brewster Neck were visitors at 1rvl..s o. Bur dicks Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. William R, RichmonG of Chicopee, Mass, have been enter tainiag stne latters Ester with her sor from thi splace.
 The salad supper served at Social hall. Glasgo, Thursday evening for th. | Methodist church was well attended and netted the society more than fort! dollars.
 .Albertus c. Burdick of Jewett Cit. called or his brothers in South Grls wold Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. Sterry H. Kinne enter tained friends frena Mystic recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Luther, Mrs Frank L. Beier, Frank L. Beier an J2cog Luther naotered to Providenc Saturday. .. l erly Sunday after spending the week end in South GriSwo!d, 4g
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
Freed Theatre


 Beautiful ard < ss,riAls interiors characterize the settings lJ4 -arl-- 4I J. terious Mrs. tSa1ds.'i .,.4ihe sRobertson- Cole Superior picture. starring Bessie Barriscale, which is the .fSa.ure attrac- ten at the Breed thsa.re today and Thursday. Miss BarriscaIe.s latest screen vihecie is a drama dealing with modern society and many of tho scenes are laid in the homes of the fashionably elite. One of the most noteworthy set tings in the production shows the in- terior of an elaborately furnished man sion owned by Grey Sands, wealthy bachelor. Here rare tapestries, beau tiful oil paintings and furniture reruin:s- cent of the days of Italian renaisS IT Ct and the Jacobean period were us4d. Miss Barriscale, as Mary Ware, is fore ed by her mother into a marriage with Sands despite her love for another. Tle complications which ensue go to mike up one of the most interesting sphotn dramas fthe year. Miss Barriscale is supported by a cast including Forrest Stanley, well known leading mar. Doro- | thy Cummings Harry Meyers and Ben Alexander. J. Warren kerrigan and a:s own company will also be seen-.i in. .'T he | Lord Loves the Irish, picture s6 r.,- n:Hrkable appeal by Monte N. KAtter- i john, who had every phase of Mr. Ker:i- ean's ability in mind when building tl.5 delightful story of love and brea' ntsss | adventure for the star.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
COVENTRY.

Rev. Martin Lowering of scotlana preached in the Congregational churct Sunday morning. ','''- '. Tf Mrs. George Warrington of Providence brother, Rev c. Y. Hamilton.
 John W: Kellufn has moved into ": 2. Vinten's tenement. :. ;'-i ,.
 Fred L. Haynes. an officer on the '. s. S. Bridge spent the week end with his uncle. Rev. G.. v. Hamilton, .
 Miss Laura Kingsbury has ;. returned from a visit, in New, York. .5 .$
 Miss zoetje sehen is visiting friends in Boston. v
 Mrs. Ethel Tcdd of conantviile is wis lting Mrs. J. E. Lee. \ Miss Marion Hill is visiting her grand mother in Rockville ,7asss.: :;
 About thirty were present at the recital given by pupils of Mrs. Lucy F. Havene music class. Light, refreshments were served. ;.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
STAFFORD

Mir and Mrs J. M. Wright have been visiting friends and relatives in Palmer and Monson.
 Mrs Emily Thompsonl has returned from a months visit with friends in Ellington, Somers, Monxqn and Spring field.
 Miss; Julia Lougheed spent Ter vaea- ton with Mrs Raymond Patton of Bos- ton.
 Mr and Mrs Jack Fred4tte met with an accident when their car broke down in Somers: when on tie road to Spring field. They hired car to bring them home.
 Mrs Fredene and daughter Inez spent last Friday at Crystal Lake.
 Mrs, E. C. Pinney is visiting her son, [. H. Pinney in Springfield. ~h
 Miss Helen Anderson is spending three weeks at the home of her parents in Hancock. N. II.
 The Christian Endeayor society of the Baptist church will be led by Miss Esther F. Warren Sunday. Subject; Self I'm provement. g.s. T
 Dr. William P Chitman of Talcottviile preached two very helpful sermons at the Baptist church Sunday. He will also oc- cupy the pulpit next Sunday. His uncle Rev. MT. Pendleton, was pastor. of the hurcli several years. :.ssss.-'.' s.fs-, .
 Mrs. Emily GoodeM had a slight shock Saturday last. s %..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
LEONARD BRIDGE

Leo G. Cummings of South Manchester was a week end guest Of his brother, Rexford E. Cummings.
 Judge, and Mrs Albert G. Kneeiand and Mir, and Mrs Otto A. Netlleton of Leba- non spent Sunday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. David Walsh. 2, .'aa.--, ...
 Mrs. J. Arthur Stevens, with her daughter Ruth of Providence, R. l., is spending some time with her mother. Ars, Julia -Geer. Mrs. Geer has been ilL...,
 Herbert Granger was thrown from 2 hi- cycle Sunday afternoon and ;uStained d.. broken eollarbone. He was taken .imne diately to St. Jesenil's hospital in Willi mantle where the fracture was reduced He returned home Friday, but will be 'un- able to do much work for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. David Frankel and fam iyl returned to New York Sunday after noon after spending their vacation here.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
Norwich Bulletin. Hillimantic O ss Church street, Telephone lc5.
What |. Going On Tonight

What Is Going On Tonight. -=-sEasterr- P>r Lodge. No fl, 4. F. & IA NJ. at Masonic hall.
 Benevolent ana Protective Order of Elsx- No. 1311 meets at SoI Main street.
 The Hartford W iIlimantic line of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad was completely blocked Tues day afternoon when eight cars of an zsstbounsi f, -~. =n 2 II cars were
 -aLed in cut t Andover Thre= Steel car, ~ .,eIe twisted ,s,ft or shape a~.. TIT wooden cars were demolished. The coal was scattered ''tarouSIt- .ne L o,l GU 100. cement ,.ld sugar were among the goods 'piei r1s n the wreckage- 4 wrecking tram --s.o cock in the evening from East Hart -- sord. and wor, M.s ,~-s-4r c.earlns up esie wreck Pas=---er trains were de cured by way Of Middie,own.
 -. The derailment is said to have been caused by the dropping of d brake bean 111n q steel coai car ,ne middle or the trzin. l. was said several of the cars were pumping the ties as the train cross ed 2 trestie just before entering the cut t,ut a guard rail prevented the cars from running off the trestle.
 The train was bound for Willimantic and Worcester.
 --- Charles D. Beck and Miss Lillian F - chabot bo,h Of this city. were united il . marriage Tuesday morning at o'e.ock az St. Josephs church. the service be ne ssnducted by Rev. John A. Sullivan } Francis Sayres Mas usst man and Mss So-s IsaRue bridesmaid. The bride was prettily gowned in white eeorsette with hat to match ard carried shower bou- |
 si. co.ored crepe de chine with hat tt match anu CT ei .'.nh roses Durin- the mass Mrs A. W. Turner olficiated al the organ and Miss Mary BOse Roy sang Jordans Ave Maria. Following the ser vses at the church the wedding party rnOtore6 to Hartford where a.weddins b-eakfast was served atthe Hotel Bond The brides travelling dress was of navy poirit twill. he- hat being of black vel re: The gift of tt,e br'dA D the brides -raid was q brooch with pearl anc amethyst setti7c. me f., Of the groom D the best man was pair of go I cuff links.
 The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs Charles Beck of 136 Oak street
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04

One member was received inte the Goshen church by letter Sunday, Miss Nellie Williams, of the church in Sheffield, Er /nd. .-.-
 A J. Randall of Middletown was home over the week end. "--'
 One thing .A:s year in spite of the fra grance of the Wild sumac blossoms is the absence of the honey bee. Z
 The Iticnic of the Goshen Sunday school is to be held Tuesday. August 10th. on the CT: . :. lawn. Different committees have been appointed for the arrange nents of the annual event. The latch string will be. cut Tuesday for all of Gosiaens absent sons all daughters.
 Professor Frank T. Naples. elocutionist, or the funny man. is expected to give recital for the Community club at their next meeting, Wednesday evening ef next week
 The registers Of voters will be in ses- sion this month.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
NORTH LYME

Rev. C. F. Eldredge of Mantle preach ed at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Mrs Marian 1champlin, of Chichester has been visiting at C. + stFonss the past week.
 MT. and Mrs G. H. Strong Arsy Mari an ehampiin and N. s, Strong were at Saybrook and Essex Sunday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs William Stark are at J ". starks for two weeks vacation
 MT. and Mrs. Bertram Elton and two children of. New Britain are visiting at George Babcock's.
 Mrs. Anna Maynard has returned from a months vacation spent with friends at Bloomfield, Middletovn ard Lyme.
 Miss Gladys Cone is visiting friends in Noo6us and Bashar. ;.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
DAVIS THEATRE.


 That the sex feminine can score a high batting average ir business esfc!es and even si1etracn the schesn ing ma 0 under certain conditions is amply proved by Blanche Sweet, is the. character of Mary Willard, impetuous and resource ful. heroine of The Deadiier Sex, the big feature at the Davis today and te.nor- r1E. Mary is slangily speaking, '''sei1e giri,' when sine marshais all he rforces for action, and the action soon strikes a speedy notch upon the discovery that foxy Harvey JudSon is, trying toTgather in her railroad. Instead, she gathers in Judson, transports him into the ferest ptimeval and puts him out of eemmis- sion etfeetually.
 If IS all very interesting melodrana well screened, capaby directed and does not outrage ones sense of probability ds- spite the somewhat extraordinary meas ure resorted to by Mary n order te sain her point, This is due both to the skill ful moulding of the tale by director Thornby and the admirable. work. of Blanche Sweet and Mah!on. Hamilton in the leading ro.es. The lstter's inper- sonation of Harvey Judson is p:easinsy y natural and ] cere and Nj ss Sweet wins her audience's sympathy from, the begin liLll6 ol -tllGkb SCEe.p Fllhs Cue designing Jules Berney and hs final dis position of that dis4greeaS'e gent, when he knocks him over "a convenient cliff are sufficiently thri ling episodes, equal ly exciting is h.s race w.ta Mary, when 1 their automobiles are wrecked and he i sweeps that energetic young lady intn 1 his arms. t 1 There is just enough comedy extant to brighten the meiodranatic atmosphere and 3 happy climax gives universal sat l isfaction. From q pure.y artistic stand point the Picture registers fas a lasting delight. The exterior scenes are exqui- siteIy beautiful, enlbrac rg wide Eis'as i of forest ard water. de.i9ately fined ef- | tects of l:Sht and shadow and wonder | fu' long shots r, inc. r1F-7nd feature 's Leah Baird in 1 The C:~-ol. p Smart pctur zat;or of 1 AGSus:us Thomas fanocs stage suc-ess. CoTedsN.. a - ard distinct novelty, comp! etes the show
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

MT. and Mrs Pierce and family are
 spending August with Mrs Ida Sawyer Niarold Joalson is employed q ! Waterbury.
 A large number from this place at. tended the entertainment at the Aeade- my halls last Monday night Gustave Anderson has nearly com pleted his new house. MT. and Mrs. Frank ,Shippee and sou 1 Herbert, motored to Stafford Sunday. Miss Annie Shippee of Hartford. was in town one day this week
 George Nelson, who has been spend. ing weeks vacation at home has re. i turned to his work at Mansfield. MT and Mrs. William Nelson of New i Haven spent few days with MT. and Mrs. Claus Nelson, R. K. Stafford and friends motored tc Rocky Point one day last week C. W. Brown of New York was ir
 twon few days last week. .., A few 1Ior this place attended tn. party at L. H. Heaiy's last Monday ighc Mrs, John Lowe has been visiting hei l brother. Mir, Mills of Thompson Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Shepard enter. tained a friend from Waterbury over Sunday. . East Berlin.-The Connecticut Meta, and Chemical company's new factory is nearly completed and will soon. be ready for the new machinery
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
VERNON

Mrs Charles H. Wetmore and daughter Miss Abbie Wetrnore. of Hartford. were visiting relatives here last week. , Vernon grange, Nc. 52. P. sof Fl. ie planning picnic at Crystal lake Satur- day, Aug. 7tt. ' !t:
 Ar.. and Mrs. Alien R. Lathrop and Perry A, LatIfop attended the funeral oi day., the 2sth i3 .rSs < Miss Florence Clark is in the employ ot the Travellers Insurance company, Hart fords
 Mrs, A. R >Lathron spent Friday. with her cousin. Mrs. Arthur A. Kingsley. ia Hartford Y tf. Miss Edith F. Clark is the guest of her sister Mrs. L. E. Price. in Holland.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
- --z-------g--- WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Miss ransy Ner has been staying at Chester Hatstat's. -'
 Recent guests at Map,ewood farn, we're Raymond Bergersor; Major Ballou, pr nMtNcy and Mir. Paul of Woonsock- ct. ,>f s' =.
 Miss Mary Sumner entertained MT Main and family of WiIlln&ntic one day laGt week. = -
 Mrs. Emma Gooder has been enter taSn;ng her cousin, Mason Gage ek New Hampshire. Misses sFlora and Alice Pratt ~. of Woonsockets spent last week at Maple wood farm, is.5s S. iss. 's E
 Mir and Mrs wrinns Butler of Attle- boro, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Harold Bloom. ,;1 4afs ;, =
 South MaRchsster.-Thes schedule for the classes of grade school girls atsthe Recrea tion- Center, for ,5the next :. tATee weeks incladesswool embroidery, baslset,y, trays and bead work. =
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
What Is Coin : On Tonight. ,-ss'5 on l. .ti.ss s :. '-'fe.i -i';:eAtra
 Vaudevii,e and Motion Pictures aa Davis Theatre as
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Property e&.e.

Through ths, agsEey. of 4. ", Cevr..osz James, Todesco sod tis@ tWo-. .ers..e ntl house, S2 Boswell avenue, to Ths.na
 TenuJia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
MOOsUP
GOSHEN

Dance. Castro. Jewett City. tonight Colonial Singing Orchestra.-adv,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04

If man never has ody. to tel him Whathe would do ss zee, h' is friendIess.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04

h. E- SAEAGE'S closed car leaves Bulletin Ofhce every morning exrent Sandsy at 30 o'clock fer Wiillmantic
 First car in morning b leave WjiiI- ya1ntlc for Norwich Inquire at Nev l erE Lunch or ar the hotels. neyz4A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
k1)0tl9

Sweet Caporal Cigarettes are made of Golden Virginia tobacco, blended with just a dash of Turkish-not merely ''cured, but cured Kim ney's good old-fashioned way.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
Doc.

has never left them at all-Things made the good old-fashioned way are seldom improved on. Put it up to the man who sells them and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
SWEET

Caporals have been made without change for over 40 years Yet there are more Sweet
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-04

with an embroidered sailor collar set
on. This arrangement makes place
for a dainty vestee Of tucked organdis
A very heavy cord, ending in single
big tassel, disposes Of the waistline
lr the best manner possible.
Above this smart suit there rests,
on the lady's clever head, a smart sport
hat with soft crown and rolling brim,
trimmed with an embroidered nsotif
applied al one side. over this she is
prepared to carry a paraso that does
her Judgment credit. 1t is made Of
strips Of silk joined and gathered to
the frame and is bordered with vel
vet ribbon. There are gay butterflies
embroidered on it and Its general
makeup proclaims fair Japan as Its
inspiration and perhaps its home. Al
together this costume Is worth study
ing. 1t is a type that grows in favor
and is worn by matr0ns and maids
to advantage-it has a trick of out
whiting time by a few years anyway,
fof 1t makes its wearer hook younger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-06-04
Linen Bedspreads.

Hand embroidered linen bedsnreads
ample enough to cover the bed pillows
and dresser scarfs to match, are ex-
quisitely dainty for the boudoir. Some
of them are made Of dimity and wolfe,
but the majority are of a fine, firm
quality of linen unexcelled for its
laundering qualities A voluminous
spread may be made from five and
three-quarters yards of linen divided
into three lengths An additional yard
and a half will make two dresser
scarfs, This material allows for wide
hens, which should be double hem
stitched, with the initial embroidered
in the center, plain or in an artistic
scroll.