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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

LIBERTY
JoHN BOWERS and Richard Dix.
- two OF the screens abandonment
and most popular leading men. APP
pear with betty compson In 'rhe
Bonded Woman" her latest Para
mount offering, which II scheduled
for a showing at the Liberty. be.
ginning Saturday. In the film play
Bowers and Dix are both In love
with Misa compson. Which man
she loves and chooses for her hus'
band Ia told in a dramatic manner.
WINTER GARDEN
From the white lights OF New
York 10 the forest wilds Of the
Northwest. Back 90 broadway.
From broadway 60 Europe and back
again. So runs tho action Of the
Fox picture. Strange Idols" In
which Dustin Farnum viii appear
at the Winter Garden for four days.
beginning sunday.
present offering. The Girl In His
Room"
BLUE MOUSE
To find oneself lifted from utter
poverty. defeat and misfortune. into
boundlesa wealth and consequent
power. IL something which II Ger.
tain 20 delight the average Amer.
can. This IL the theme Of Monte
crtato." the famous tale OF romance
from Alexandra Dumas. which viii
be seen a. a screen drama ~ the
Blue Mouse. starting Saturday.
II u another Of the big William
Fox productions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01
OAK

A certain little wife thought ahe
would aid her husband 20 win pro.
motion In the British army. So shs
yamped 'the man higher up" and
he fell" Hut in the climax IN tho
Universal pho,oplay. ~ Wonderful
WIFE" which brings Miaa du ponf
in stellar role to tho Oak Satur.
day. shows the subjcc, OF her vamp-
Ing lacking In the usual male guilt
billiy that she. aa n woman. had
counted on. Tho husband wasn't
promoted: he was sent into the
African jungics 90 die,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-01

those having babies MS well as those
who admire cats.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14

Ma asd lsss s ssSsRatd Il 5ssafN..s'
i When, Colonel ,Kroupsky, @ho, ehae
been BHsyh ar afternoon Slowing The
permit to carry revolver to every
deputy sheriff in the office prom.
ised to care for his wife, the genera
smiled again, said he was ready, ant
started for his cell, ....,,,
80 Sa'1F1 $50 W
Tells of Semenoff's Brutalities.
Washington, April 14.-The cold
blooded killing of American soldiers
and Of helpless Russian prisoners by
the anti-bolshevist forces in Siberia
was described before the senate edu'
cation and labor committee yester'
day by General ", S. Graves, 2, S
A., who commanded the American
military contingent formerly sta.
toned in that country. It'll
Gregorie .Semenoff, former anti.
|bolshexist~ general new~ undef-arres'
at New York city, was denounced by
General Graves as a man who pos.
sessed the reputation in Siberia o.
being brutal and uncomfortable
murderer and robber."
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14
IQEF:, Prosecutor OF WOMEN. !: !. I
eHHDREN, .G0EEss.TO PRISON; I: !:
lRETY COMPANY REFUSES BONDS

(. e.
surety Company. was, there. and att
en- a Madame Semenoff had Il counted
her chain of pearls and her dia7
Ernonds- which had been, held as collat-
|erab he turned the general over to
the sheriff -..,, ,aer.xt,
u Meanwhile, 4 proceedings brought
against Semenoff BY the trustee for
the Youraveta Home and Foreign
Trading company, a. New York !connr
Germ We're called before Peter p.
0lney; referee I'M aniruptcyr-and
David w. Glaze, Semenoff attor-
|ney,iwas compelled to ask an adj
iournment because Semenoff was
held by the sheriff. #
The general was worried about
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14
PALATKADAlI. YlNIEWA IhIh-4

MFoad t.; (which w pd THE 80 ElEylo0dffFF
slaughter Of bolshevist prisoners by
menoff's s F fis tAte Fl il
revolving detail.
II had long heard. Of These big
killings that Semenoff was having at
different points alon gthe Line of
railroad, but it, did not seem possible
that such things could happen, even
in Siberia, Generals Graves quoted
Mcdonald as stating @'a@' z
nj his affidavit Mcdonald told Of
a. murder train from (which Rus
sian men and women were dragged
| by ,Semenoff's soldiery and brutally
massacred. ~: Sta' 49, ~! Nij'- Y
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14

ffrTaPsyes EEsesslftel s'hqsyo fff
occasion an American Officer and
fpur Amerieaaoa fdiens wfsrsTasptnr.
ed by Semenoff's antFbofshevist SOL
diers and shat down. rtad IA
He testified that at l O'clock on
one morning semenoff'ss,,.omen had
fired into a box car in which
American soldiers were asleep and
had killed two and wounded several
or rhem. ua2nAG, .na ~lnlp%s,.i p.4
General Graves produced an, affi-
dayit he said had been made at Chita
September 4, 1919, by av Lieutenant
John j., Mcdonald, an American for
merly connected with the i, Siberian
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14

The ground was Uttered witTftorn
Clothing and all kinds of papers"
McDonald continued. The graves
Of the victims we saw only had thin
layers of earth on top and dogs and
other animals had dragged some Of
the bodies out" S"2f'ia 'T'c @7''''i
"That same night" the affidavit
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14

''4t'I .2x UX ANUQctnted PresO a..
New h York, April 14.-General
reeeje sinenoff, ataman of the
4 fWts locked up iinMLudlow
Fect al l6t night after a day Of
,antic f3Sfts by several lawyers to
" Y Bo6dl 1a6n Who would give bond
hini. smenoff |, was arrested
i week "a Il civil warrant and
ed To bill, bnt his original bonds
d refnsed tnl continue as. surety. 49,.
HE general gave himself up to
Tiff Naal the afternoon and
u then 4 Watching with ea-
eyes efsor, who entered
dol. eash new person
, ga ont anything but a
Impressive Blu Imam, the Cossack's
'lN nauc6 wen the military
aches which dorm his face
a 9s' y n q y rs ~ 80,
aes. 1 ap@|S sf tne sh'i :
aobile 1oz \ n "! sz 70 JAIL
dame SeI1! N 9 ms young wife,
('ehourae CURING the after
Nv She Deged the sheriff to take
swels fdr lie bond. But he
s.lfats ..
he plained although she
offer Mem to la bonding COM
i colIa teral;
mOrnIax THE General went to
Al Aever,s Offices ana found there a
iAnI' mtative III the surety COM
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-14

concluded y. "ssG1sa3ffI!lf1 tfl!sa||
bers Of Japanese "a the train aR1
some womsi.f They STOPPED ktrAdrx-l
novika and had a1celebrsJp "a b5e
banquet. Fhey!had music and pleha
ty of booze. Then Ssmenoff INVENT
further east IA vladiybstbks
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

At a recent meeting of the members of BrunnelYs hand 1t was decided to hold carnival this month, the proceeds to se for the benefit of the band
 The annual census is being taken of Inc Sacred Heart parish.
 John McWilliams of Norwich was a visitor in town Tuesday.
 William Hassler has been confined to sis home on Norwich avenue sby illness
 The death of. Mrs. Fred Ray occurred It her home on South c street early on Tuesday morning. She has been a res ldent of the village since April. 1s1s. and before that was a resident in this vicinity. She sis survived by her hus- band and a son. Earl Ray. Mrs. Ray was highly esteemed in the neiEhborhood and her death came after a long ill., ness. She was s1 years ot-age.
 Miss Anna Grow has resigned her po- sition with the Ponemah Company
 Mr. and Mrs George Raymnud ahave returned from their wedding trip and are at their home on Nerwich avenue.
 Mrs. Charles T, Webster of North A street spent short time this week in Willimantic. s sst
 Several auto parties oe local people were in Brooklyn, Tuesday to at.snd the fair
 Mss Esther Roach of South Second avenue is enjoying a few days. vacation
 Afr. and Mrs. Thomas Grove have closed their cottage at Ocean beach and have returned to their home on North A street
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
HUMoR oF nHE DAY

Boy-There's just two things donf like about the new boss.
 Man-And- they are?
 Boy-Hfs rubber heels.-Boston Nevt Bureau -. .-'-i- --=7 ''- ea-s
 I hear you were intoxicated with her
 vas-but that was months ago. Were married now. and I've turned prohibition ist.-Florida Times-Union-
 Mrs. Crab<haw-Are you going to take your dog with you to the counSy?
 Mrs. Faddle--Gracious, mol I'll have all can do to carry by radio set.-Nev York Sun.
 Ethel-That new Smith girl is very active isn't she7 .
 Clara-Yes; she has to be to keep up with her mother.-Sew York Sun.
 He. looks like fool
 But, papa. he has asked me to mary him.
 He has? Well. don't ever tell me I can't size. up .peopie -Eoston Transcript
 You're a lucky guy. Got man, to work your garden for you
 Lucky? Did you ever try getting . man, 10 work your garden the way you want 1t worked ?-Detroit Free Press First Young Doctor-How are you coming along? Making good?
 Second Young Doctor--Fine, I'm thankful didn't besin to practice in the days before rrohibition. though
 First Young Doctor-Safne here Judge. i's- -sS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
SUB BAsE MEN CHARGED
 WITH WATERING WITH MAT,

Serious charges were preferred: Mon
 day by the United States government against two sailors attached to. the suh- marine base at GFolon as the result of evidence uncovered by federal agents
 The sailors are Foy Herring, navy mat clerk, 21. charged on three counts with robbing the United States mails. an1 George D. Durants charged with forging
 a Host office money order. Herring was
 bound; ever. to the federal district court under bond of ss,08o and Durant was
 bound over and placed under bond Of 's2,5bD. Both of the accused were taken to the New Haven county jail following
 a hearing Before United States Commis-
 sioner Frank sI4 tMcGuire of New Lon don. late Monday. afternoon,
 Evidence produced at the preliminary hearing tended to show that many eorl-
 plaints had been received at the United
 States Submarine Base that letters 'fi- -tering and leaving the base were being
 opened. Urban L. Young testified sthat
 registered mail and special delivery let
 ters had .,been missed from time to time
 and tfia on numerous instances thIse had been noted facts which indicated that the maEs had been tempered with. A trap was thereupon set to determine
 who was doing the stealing. On Sert. b.. q s SEseCtdI -ieCleT was Ildue up dllu two marked bills were placed in the letter Herring was shadowed and la ter the letter was missed. Herring was detained and searched and the bills
 found in his possession. He admitted having opened this letter but denied having touched any other letter.
 In Durant's case. he Is alleged to
 have forged the signature of a man named Kamensky to post office money order Durant. in some unexplained way, lit is charged got possession of 8 money order made out to Kamensky and took the money order to Hyman Gitlin 10 get 1t cashed. Durant wanted Gitlin to make him a suit of. clothes and cash the money order In the transaction. Git ] lin did not have the ready cash on hand but offered to go to the post office with Durant and identify him and enable him Ito get the money if possible. In the
 presence of Gitlin Durant, posing n. Kamensky. signed Kamensky's name to the order. thereby forging Kamensky's name, it is charged
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
KALEIDOSCOPE

Scott is said to have written "Wayer- ley in less than six weeks.
 Ugo .Bassi. a monk. rnemorized all of Dante;s- "Diyins commedia"
 Shakespeare wrote several of his best plays before he was 50. ~
 The Baltic sea has an average depth of only 4s inches.
 So voracious Is the cod that 1t will swallow anything it sees in motion.
 In Siberia is comprised one-nintA of all the land surface of the globe.
 Theresar more than fs.ooo 900 persons in the United States who were born abroad.
 EntomoloEists declare that the sugar cane has 227eyarfeties' of: insect enemies. T Common househies have, been proved to migrate as much as six miles in one day. In oiden times people sought to cure their chilsIaIns by rubbing them with mouse skin. '
 A honey seeker out in GaldendaIe. Wash, ties cotton on bee and follows It to Is cache.
 sAt the present. rate of increase Japan will haye.sa population of s5,2fs,oO per sons in 1928.
 There is enough iron. in the blood of 4 men 10 make picwshare weighing .4 pounds 'ss sss-s
 The Prince of Wales Is not a very wealthy man. Most Of the money ne re- ceives comes from the revenues of fhs duohy, Of Cornwall, which amount ,. about ssoo.ooo year.
 Towering and fruitinE of most plant, can be hastened or delayed almost at viii by properly shortening or lengthenfnr th, daylight period through the use of dark rooms and artificial light.
 Ths water ousei, a bird found in th. Yosemite National park. has been known 10 build its nest beneath a waterfall inc parents diving through the sprsy vi, each ncrsel of food for their young A Bfitish oil company has con near Brisfcl England. one of the oil refining plants In the world plant. which cpst upward Of si5f 1 Is intended to handle the CT, brought in tanksrs from the Pen region.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
GAVE MUSICAL PROGRAM
 AT TUBERCULOsIs sANATORIUlI

Tuesday evening at the tuberculosis sanatorium the Melody Land Trio en- tertained with a varied program includ- ing several previously used selections in their concert work. The trio, .Signor Christopher, violinist., Signor DeGrut- tola, cellist, and Cjpa Rosenberg, sub stitute for the regular pianist was very favorably received by the delighted au dience. Cipa Rosenberg, soprano sing CT, assisted the trio by rendering q group of ballad songs The programme was as follows:
 Reve knSeilque. A. Rubinstein Hungarian Dance 6s) Brahms
 The Trio. Souvenir, Drdia Alasurka fKuiawiak) 7WieniawsM Moto Perpetuo. Paganini
 signor Christopher. I'm Longin' Fo' You. Hathaway
 C. Rosenberg with cello obligato. Little Grey Home in the West, Isohr A Perfect Day, e. Jacobs-Bord Cipa Rosenberg with violin obiigato Danse Macabre, Saint-Saens Love Song. Fleglsr
 The Trio.
 Romance Sans Paroles von Goers sfiebesfrend, Kre!s.er Moto Perpetuo, Schlemuller
 oiSnoF De GrutlOId ,Cavallieri Rusticana, Mascagni Prelude in c minor, Rzchmaninnff Forget Me-Not, Macbeth
 The Trio.
 By popular request the trio played their own arransement of Humoreskc .s-nd swanee River. .. At the close ot the program ice cream ,rovided by the Hebrew Ladies sAu1i1- try was served to all. he entertain nent provide delightful one and tho musicians were requested to visit ths ,anatorium again.
 Make others believe they know more than you, and you will be exceedingly popular.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
PLACE MRS. F. A. MITCHELL ON STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Republican state convention delegates of the 18th senatorial district met in the town hall here Tuesday to name & wom- ans member of. the state central commit tee, accordfhg to the new ruhnE admit ting women to membership.
 After the convention had been called 10 order byeAibert J. Bailey of this. city, of the state central committee W. I. Allyn of .Ledyard was elected chairman and Arthur Smith of Preston clerk.
 AirE Frank A. Mitchell of this city was unanlmously elected a member of the state central committee She accepted the nomination in a pleasing speech after shs had been escorted into the hail by theScommittee that was named to notify her. This concluded the business of the convention, Lsf
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
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ENEoLLMENr OF. .S FOR
 10TH YEAR or THE sruoor

The Norwich Private Day school has an enrolment of 25 pupils for the open ing of it's school year on Thursday. which will be. the tenth year of the school under Miss Margaret Such prir- .cipal The grades run from the sub- primary to the eighth and has grai- uated many of it's pupils to the Acsd-. emy and other preparatory schools. The records Of its graduates have proven the excellence of instruction and train ing which the school has afforded it's pupils.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
ANNOUNCE PRICE, CHANGE. IN
 n. k. TREASURY CERTIFICATES

The treasury department has sent. all nouneements to the post offices of new nrbces on treasury savings certificates, sHectiye Oct. l.. 1929, as follows az5 certificates for s2o.6o, ifoo certificates for 3s2: sfooo certificates for .&s2o. The maturity Is Ave. years and 4 per, cent in terest is. compounded semf-annualiy.
 {. At the present price the certificates net 1-2 per cent and the public should take advantage of purchasing before Oct. 1, The security is the best in. ths world and the interest rate is all that should be expected on safe invest ment. s5.oeo is the limit for an indl- viduaI or corporation to hold.
 Postmaster John F. Murphy will oe pleased 10 have any of the. patrons of the office call and see him relative 10 tha purchase Of certificates. l.'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
POETRY

LYMAN MEMohrA1 HIGH BcHooL.
 7 'f LEBANON.
 How fair we see it r1ss
 Greeting the smbiFnt ekies- fair, temple we had siinirssd This pot Of SsIicTs6 s1' ground. This storied spot where sacred Enen7iss Hsrs srs RsiEss ssaiSi s ts:' s.irsti si eih eoa Here gave their hves for blessed ccu-. try's czuee Now. down the tollpone yezrB ouc fathers work appesrst Of ordersd siives and settled states and :Loswhere the horrid shout
 or savage foe rang out, And sinfsd the circiinx year with bleed Behold ths Eoodiy yield
 Of cultured home and feid, The -vfilage- church. the he&Tenvard
 posnting sPire- -s Fron, out these sunlit ralIs s The voice Of wisdom calls And bids, us seek for knowledge while Te haow xlasss psxsr .slds.. And how the dawn Of morning makes lis And silyery laughter clear 5 n eehcIng strains an ye hear ..x. And boyhoors ringing shout
 Shall chase he shadows out And year by year the joyous sound re- Their niubis feet ehsiI run
 With Phaethon round the sun. With Phsethon seek 10 set the world on shalH,Slrn how Vulcan wrought, How Roman ieyions fought How Alexander voiced his vain desire With Cyrus shall. declare How God hath set him there. How brave crusaders wandered far from
 How gospel light was hurled
 Throughout the pagan world. How Christian martyrs conquered Greece
 Here youth with youth shall prove
 The worth of lasting love And crown the wreath with amarznth
 and rose
 Shall cheer their pilgrim feet From rosy morn to evenings deEy close Let ignorance retire
 And strife and vain desire fall;
 Let learning fair now zeign
 With all it's lovely train And honor cast It's mantle over all
 The mounting years. shall ehow III How Lebanon's cedars grow. How near their spreading branches reach IT And lifis. fair shall greet H Our bourgeoning. rpaiden's feet And lasting peace and progress round us
 -s. N. D.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
THE COUNTY rAIn.

Horses. mules. and cows and sheep,
 Dogs in kennels, nigs in pens. Chickens. pigeons, Pekin ducks,
 Turkeys geese and fu.nea-hens, Apples pears. potatoes. corn.
 JellieG clear as Jewels rare. TeiloW Pumpkins. peppermint sticks. Ss
 Welcome to the county fair, Bray and neigh. and hza and bark.
 Crow and cluck.. and squeak and squezl. Moo and COO. and Eobbie. too.
 Honking horn and 'creaking wheel, Voices raised in pleased surprise
 hy. there's Sally, deciere!- Laughter love and lemonade
 Welcome 10 the county fair
 -Minna Irying. in New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

OCNANAh GAlS i Aiesstatingiy and gra ciousiy. replied; sIt shall be more than. deiiKhted to do eL. It Is a very simpfe matter. - First and foremost absolute cleanliness is san !zn- oortant factor, I cleanse my face thor .oughly with Laska sotd cream, fafter yhich I use a simple. toilst prcparation .si1ed Derwillo. 1. ai- ways apply this be- ore. going out.
 Anyone can beaus
 fly their complexion f they will uEe, these 'reparstions. Derwii.o md Liska cold. cream. ! have no difficulty in securing them at ai-. rost " every toiIet counter"
 The first applica- aion of Derwillo viii Rgt onieh 4yutF ae {f
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
wsrkmen.. compe.nsatie,.,

The folloving worl<men's compensa- : ton agreement has been approved, by Commissioner I. J. .Donohue:
 Baltic Mills Co.,; employer, and Charles Blair Baltic. 'employe, right wrist badly bruised and sprained at rate of $7.01.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
rHE wEATHER.
CondItIens. :

The pressure was high Tuesday ,night sver the North Atlantic states. 4s Tn the Middle Atlantic and New Eng and states the weather will be cloudy. md unsettled with moderate Temperature and probably local rains Wednesday. and rhursdR::- Winds %
 North of Sandy Hook: Fresh south srly weather overcast with showers WedHesday. .si sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh west erly ,Teather, unsettled with showers Wednesday. :se ss-t Forecast.
 For southern New EngIand-C Cloudy. probably showers Wednesday and Thurs day, moderate temperature
 l'~ Observations in NerwIch. The Bulletins observations show the following changes in temperature and barometric changes Tuesday:
 Ther. Bar. a. no. .h'''..'s... ..ss.ss.. dS Sp.SU t2 m. ..'..,.. ............... S4 SOs3V' D. m. ,........ ,..s..s... 50 5o.20' " Compositions.
 Highest s4, lowest. Ss. Predictions for Tuesday : Fair ~ Tuesday's weather: Fairs light frost, continued cool, southwest wind.
 --- -------s---
 SUN: MOON 4Sp TIDES.
 II Sun | High I Moen
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
Beeclarn's
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seph skindzer on St. Regis avenue by Prohibition Officers Robert Church and Joseph Fitzpatrick when they searched the house. Skindzer- will appear before ui s. Commissioner Earl Mathewson.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

gives the skin youthfiI abrearsnce 5nd clear baby .softness every normal woru sn craves If you wish to instan ntiy have beautiful rosy white complexion and soit snErinkled skin, try Derwi.lo and you win. be delightfully."- surprsset. "a 5Sn- sale at the toilet counters of all depar4- Teqt and drug stores. inciudin. 2 Lee q
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
Banish BiIiousness, Constipation

and other dyspeptic disorders by a short course of Beecham's Pills-the unfailing remedy for all irregularities of the digestive organs. For eliminat- ing waste products from the system, improving the appetite, strengthening the stomach, and in other respects keeping the bodily health in a sound condition
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

White, secretary; Irving K Maine. treaa- urer.
 The directors are: Harry B. Lewis, E. Frank White, Cliiford E. Thompson.. J. D. Avery, c, N. Brown. Amos P Miner, IT., Irving R, Name. =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
Beauty. Advice
] ByRuth Roland !

LOS ANGELES, CAL.--When nutb Roland, the beautaul actress, was inter viewed and aEtted if she would be wiling kept her complexion so- youthful anr
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
SEIZE so-GALLoN STILL AT
 WEST MAIN STREET Hor1sr

In a search made Tuesday afternoon Of the home. of Stanislaw Korchansly on West Main street. Prohibition Ofs- cers Robert Church and Joseph FitzpaJ- rick found and seized one 1o-gsllon cop per still and one and a quarter gallons of moonshine he officers destroyed 70 gallons of mash which was at the place korchansky will be presented before U. S.. Commissioner Earl Mathewson.
 Don't think that dollars can be ac- quired without sense.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

KEG OF MooNsHINE IN
 ST. REGIS AVENUE HOUSE A keg containing five gallons of ai- legged moonshine whiskey was seizei Tuesday afternoon at the home of Jo-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20
TAFTYILLE

Six hours after high water it is low watcre. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

 fl Sun T High I Noon Rises. Sets fWater. II Rises. fStand5rd Time.) .s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

suN. MooN .Nn rioEs. '
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-20

the house of Falize were in former days jewellers to the royal and also imperial house of France and still use their right to the arms.
 The crown is oval in shape and made to fit the brow instead of the top of the head, an innovation in crown-naking. It is studded with garnets> with emblems and hera1dic bearings. The long chains which hold the earpieces are in the form of grains of wheat, and a curious little cross, the emblem of the queen, fin isheS them off
 The crown was worn at the long deferred coronation Of the king and