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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-15
Mr.. Wagner Says

There is nothing SO expensive as
cheapness. We do not favor high
prices but we do indorse high quality.
A low price. may satisfy in the be-
ginning, but it is high quality that
satisfies in the end. Read with
care: Pork shoulder, 20 cts. ID. !;
Pork roast and chops 1895 cts. ID;
Pork sausage 20 cts; Spare ribs Is
cts; Armour star ham 3035 cts. ID. !;
bacon sliced 40 cts; Small picnic
hams 20 cts; beef fancy rib roast 20
cts, ID; Church roast 20-25 cts. 10. /;
Round steak 30-35 cts; Sirloin steak
and Porterhouse steak 3540 cts. ID. !;
Soup meats 1915 cts. H.; Pot roast
20-25 cts, ID; Lamb chops 3540
cts, ID; Lamb roast 40-45 cts. ID. !;
Frankforts and bologna Is cts. 10.
Don't forget We have lots of chic
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-15
FOR PICKLES

Large sweet peppers, red,. green
and brown. Cucumber pickles out Of
brine and celery for picking. Phone
200. j. Howard Hirst.
9i15-ti
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-15

Biscuits, cakes, pies and candy on
sale in the vacant store next to the
American Stores, Saturday morning,
September 10th. Sale will start at
IL o'clock Be sure and come.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-15
PARALYSIS FATAL
TO JUDGE HOPPER

He Was Associate OF Second Judicial
T Circuit OF Maryland. On Bench
Since 1907. He Was Member OF
Old Maryland Family And Grand
son OF A JuriSt.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
BELMONT REPORT
FOR WEEK SHOWS
FINE CONDITION
Intense Campaign OF Develop
ment Under Way on
Eight Levels

Report of development work
for the week ending December
IS. shows the following changes
700 level-East drift mas been
started off Of northeast crosscut
767 and is following u foot and
a half of ore.
500 level-West drift sos IS
being driven on two feet Of
quartz. Raise 10 and raise u
have ben stopped and stopping Is
in progress.
900 level-West drift 9U35 has
been stopped. West drift 9l04
is following the south vein and
shows a foot of quartz South
east crosscut 9l05 is being ex-
tended in trachyte Southeast
crosscut 9l07 has been started
off of south crosscut 9lO3 and
will be driven for connection
with other workings. Raise l09
has been stopped for the time
being, but work will be resumed
shortly.
1000 level-Intermediate west
drift off Of raise 12l is being
driven on the Favorite vein and
* following two feet Of ore,
Southwest crosscut 10000 has
been started in order to con
meet with other workings for the
purpose of ventilation. North
crosscut 1O07s has ct foot and
half of quartz. Northwest
crosseut lO07S has cut a foot ano
the Fayorite vein. Raise l3l ha,
been started off of stope lO0+
and will connect with the 90l
level for mining purposes.
100 level-East drift llO23 L
following a foot and a half o
nnartz Sotheast crosscut 1lOl'
! is prospecting trachyte IN tn
s footwall of the Belmont vein
= Raise 1873 has connected with tn
1000 level. 80,
1900 level-East drift 1852 !
p following a foot and a half o
I.martz in the footwall of the Be
mont vein. Intermediate north
aast crossct off of east Z is pro;
pecting of footwall OF the BE
Ilmout vein.
1900 level-Southeast eros
cut 1907 is being extended t
IIprospect the southeastern porto
of the property.
Il Buckeye shaft-Sinklng IS
progress below the l4OO level
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
new YEARS YAMA
.YAMA BIG Event
Fine Music and Best Dancing
Floor and Good Time is
Attraction Offered

If you miss the Pythian Sis
tars, Yama-Yama dance on
New Years night you will be
making the first big mistake Of
the new year. There would be
much lacking if New Year 5 did
not have it's Yama-Yama dance,
and this year the Pythian Sisters
are bending every effort to make
this dance the best ever given by
the lodge, and everybody is
promised a good time. The best
music obtainable has been en-
gaged, Jazz Muekers, 'nuf sed.
The new heating plant will be
in operation for the first time
in the beautiful new auditorium
which spells comfort for all.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
WILSON CABINET MEMBER
AND SIX OTHERS INDICTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Q.-Bsne-
diet Croven assistant secretary OF
war under the Wilson administration.
and six dollar a year" men asso-
ciated with the council Of national
defense, were indicted by q special
grand jury investigating war frauds
On charges Of conspiracy to detraul
the government in the construction
q war time army camps and can
tonments.
Others indicted are William A
sarrett. Morton Tuttle, Clemens ".
Lundott, Clair Foster, john H Nc,
Gibbons and James A. Nears. The
indictment charges : conspiracy to
'mala6mimnister' existing laws and
regulations to control the giving }.
contracts to friends, associates and
clients under the cost plus system
which. 1t IS charged. resulted in loss
20 the government q = million do.
lars and reduced the morale @. labor
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
ELKS WATCH
PARTY ON new
YEAR. EV F
Watch the Old Year Out With
Us, Is Invitation to Elks
By TonOpah Lodge

ANY Elk who fails to attend
the big watch party at the Elks
home on New Years eve, SUNDAY
NIGHT. will miss one Of the finest
social events ever given IN
southern Nevada. Preparations
have been been completed to
make it the biggest ever and
indications point TO a very lively
fine being in store for all the
guests. In addition to the pro
erom already announced there
i scheduled for that evening the
final contest in billiard tourna-
ment which has been in prog
ress for the past three months
Tables have been arranged for
progressive whist, and splendid
prizes will be given the winners.
Resides there will be billiards
and pool, a grand concert by
an orchestra of six pieces, yo
cal selections, refreshments anc
dancing to commence one mlnut,
after u o'clock, Jan. !, 1913
This indicates that there will no
he dull moment during tn
entire time. and all are assured
of an evening filled with fun an'
.eniovment to fittingly usher Il
The the infant 1928 The affair i
for Elks only, and their lad.
friends. Admission fee IS al
Ell', card
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CLOSE YEARS BUSINESS

Today the old board of eoun-
ty commissioners met for last
time for the year 1922 with the
following members present: W.
J. Douglass. chairman Of the
board: H. c, Schmidt and c. F.
Wittenberg. The regular routine
bsiness was disposed of and bills
allowed. W. J. Douglass, chair,
man of the board, who has held
office for the last six years, will
sever his connection with the
board at the close of the pres
ent session. Frank Bell, the
newly-elected short-tenm com
missioner, will be inducted into
office next Tuesday, Jan. 2.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
WEEKLY REPORT
Of TONOPAH EXT.
SHOWS RESULTS
Work OF Sinking the Shalt
From 1000 Level Again
Under Way

Intensive work was the pry-
gram in Tonopah Extension Min.
.ug company property. On the
2uOO-leyel work on the station
was temporarily suspended and
sinking Of the shaft resmed.
OF more than passing inter
est was the announcement the
latter part Of the week that the
company had purchased the
West Tonopah holdings. adj0in-
ing the Extension property Oh
the south and consisting Of seven
claims. The official reports says
On the 1900 level Of the Me
Kane shaft west drift 1903 was
advanced 70 feet in Extension
breccia west croSscut 1904 ad-
vanced Is feet in Extension
breccia. and west drift 1904 was
advanced four feet on a foot OF
quartz.
In the Victor Shatt. lbNu level
stoping continued on the Murray
vein. Crosscut 170l, on the l76J
level. was advanced 16 feet or
West End rhyolite. No. ) raise
1904 intermediate level, was ad
vanced six feet on two feet ol
ore. East drift 1911 on the 1885,
level. was advanced seven fee
on five feet of ore. West drif
1911. on the same level, was ad
vanced five feet on eight fee
Of ore. Raise 1903 was put VI
90 feet on four feet Of ore
Wines 1903 and 1906, on th'
1880 level, were continued OF
full faces of ore. Stopping on tn
Murray and Anchor veins con
tinued.
On the 2000 level work on tn
station has been temporarll.
stopped and sinking Of shaft re
Smed.
Development for the week 70
tailed 112 feet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
eREEMOUGH FUNERAL TO
BE HELD SUNDAY MORNING

Joint funeral services VIII or
conducted by the Women's he
lief Corps and the Salvation
Army over the remains OF the
iata civil war veteran, George
Greenough, at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning at the undertaking
parlors. The ladies Of the he be
lief Corps will be grateful Tor
The use of autos to carry trlendS
70 the cemetery, where the last
honors will he paid to the mem,
ory of this highly respected OlG ia
soldier, who was a member Oh
Upton post, c. A. R., of Eureka
Nevada
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
INDUSTRY Of
GERMANY SHOWS
FAST RECOVERY
From Brink OF Chaos and Ruin
Country Apparently Gain
ing Sterilization

WASH.NGTON. Dec 3e.-German
industry IS pulling away from what
appeared i few weeks ago on the
brink Of chaos, and turn in the
aconomimc tide Of that country is
due according 10 op.aions expressed
by some officials here on basis OF
Information received relating to
ship building. and tobacco growing
II Germany. Reports 70 the depart
nent OF commerce disclosed what
was believed to be a rapid recovery
in the ship building business with
Germany restoring the merchant
fleet at amazing rate.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
GERMANY DON'T WANT
STABILIzATloN-FRANCE

PARIS. Dec. SO-France has made
intensive study OF the reparauonS
onestiou for the last four years ana
iis convinced that Germany does not
rant to restore its financial sta
biIitv If such step means the payment
IN fnu of reasonable war indem-
ritv Such is the authoritative
though unofficial comment on a
sosech of the American secretary oil
.,a,o at New Haven last night
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
AREMENIAN HOME PLAN
PRESENTED AT LAUSANNE

LAUSANNE, Dec. SO Pl-Is for
the Armenian national homs financed
with possibly $20Oo9,00o apqroDr.a-
tion by United States congress or by
popular loan in America in addition
to funds from other countries. We're
presented at the near east conte.lea
By the American delegation
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
TURKS REINFORCING ARMY
MoSUL OIL DISTRICTS

ATHENS. Dec. 5O-The TURKS
are sending reinft eme''ss in the
direction OF the Mosul rich oil as
,rict. ownership of which is in dis
nn,e at the Lausanne conference,
according to adyices to the Cen'EA'
News from a reliable source. a o.,
vision of 5000 Turkish troops " i
stated has already left Vanmosul'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
THREATENED
SENATE fight
IS AVOIDED
BOrah Threatens, However to
InrOduce MOOted Amend
ment at Another Time

WASHINGTON. D. c. Dec. go
lltaough privately stating he was
grepared to offer it as an amend
nent to some other bill should the
necessity arise, Senator Borah's de-
cis,on TO withhold his proposal for
tta international economic confer
sn,e as an amendment to the naval
8ppropriation bill was regarded Is
having finally disposed of and set
naa the immediate issue which has
hold the senate in grip for nearN
a week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
HUGHES SUGGESTS VERY
SENSIBLE FINANCIAL PLAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30,-Disclos-
ure BY Secretary Hughes in New
Haven speech last night Of belief Of
Washington government that the in
ternatlonal commission Of tinaneers'
Including Americans, might well be
called in to recommend a method Of
settlement for the reparations crisis,
apparently leaves the next move in
the hands OF allied premiers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
MIDWAY STRIKE
VALUES SILL HOLD

The Midway strike on the l2uo
foot level still continues to hold
it's values and has now wldened
until it is eight feet across the
face and as yet there is no
wall in sight. Ore from the de-
,velopment work on this new dis,
'coverv is being hoisted and
being dumped into the ore bins,
This coming week a shipment
will be made to the Belmont
mill.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
U. S. CAN'T Be PROSECUTED
ON PROHIBITION CASES

WASHINGTON. Dec. So.-The leu,
stan goyaynment in a b'ie1 men ,Sa
IN the supreme court held that 'nS
anneals of foreign steamship lines
against the recent prohibition us',
sion of Judge Hand at New fork hau
tailed TO show that the United state
had consented to be sued ana 'nE
cases therefore. COULD not be prose
cnted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
HI JoHNSoN'S BOY TO
REFEREE FRENCH FIGHT

PARIS, Dec, 30.-For the first
time in the history Of French box.
ing an American referee. ArcLI54u
Johnson son Of Senator Johnson. o.
California. will be the third ma- i.
the ring when Frank Moran and
Marcel Miles NEE, today to settle
the heavyweight championship OF.
France.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
DRAFT DODGER IS
TRYING TO GET
BACK TO i. S. A.
Grover Cleveland BergdOll Re-
ported Aboard Steamer as
a Deck Hand

PENSACOLA. Fla, Deo 3o-The
local police and port officials were
making preparations TO meet the
steamship Jupiter. said TO have been
en- route 10 this port with Grover
Cleveland Bergtoll. Philadelphia
draft dodgsr. OF board as a member
Of the crew. Other gulf ports are
being watched Tor the Jupiter
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
SEC. DENLY WOULD M0DERNIZE AMERICAN SHIPS
Sentences of l. w. W. COnSpratOrS Have Been COmmuted
HAPPY, PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR: NO PAPER MONDAY

This IS the last issue Of
the Bonanza for the year
1922, and following a Gus
tom of lifelong duration
no paper will be issued
Monday New Years day
Thanking one and all
Of our friends for the
many courtesies extended
during the past twelve
months, we wish you all a
Happy, Prosperous New
Year
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
bullion WORTH
$4,000 SHIPPED
BY TONOPAH N: CO
Three Shaft Workings Produce
1900 Tons of Mill
Ore in Week
MUCH WORK UNDER WAY
Total Development for Seven
Day Period Was 264 Feet
Outlook Good

Twenty-Five bars OF bullion
with value Of $4,000 were
shipped by the Tonopah Mining
ompauy as the result Of their
cleanup for the week ending
December -. Production from
the Silver Top shaft was 400
tons of mill ore. from the MiZ-
pah shaft. $50 tons Of mill ore,
and from the Sand Grass shaft
250 tons Of mill ore. The total
production for the period be-
ing 1900 tons OF mill ore. To-
tai development for the week.
.264 feet. The official report fol
lows:
Silver Top Shaft
Raise l32-This prospect raise
was advanced ; feet into the
hanging wall Of stope l20. Cross
$50 was advanced 30.5 feet with
no change to report. Prospect
on raise 396 was advanced l25
feet Crosscut 734 was started
from crosscut 405 for prospect
639 intermediate was advanced
% feet on a small vein. Raise
64I was advanced 20.5 feet hol-
ling into old intermediate work
Iings on the Valley View vein
Winze was advanced IA feet and
encountered a small vein of
good grade
Development for the week wa:
1865 feet.
Stopping from this section Of
the property produced 400 tons
Of mill ore
Mizpah Shaft
Drift 377 intermediate wa
advanced l4.5 feet holing int
raise 855. Crosscut 30S driv
ing in this old heading has beer
resumed for prospect purposes
progress. 24.5. Drift 3S3 inter
= mediate was advanced 1875 fee
with no change. Drift 579 IN
T. termediate was advanced 80 fee
, in the foot Of Mizpah vein.
/ Development for the was s..
feet.
; Stopping from this section o
the property produced $50 ton
! Of mill ore.
= Sand Grass Shaft
Drift 1925 intermediate wa
t discontinued after cross euttin
e to hanging wall of upper San
4 Grass vein. Progress, q fee
A Raise 1859 was advanced !
n feet in low grade material.
is Development for the week
y feet.
n Stoping from this section
the property produced $50 tOl
of mill ore.
Total Development for the wee
E 264 feet.
Total tonnage for the wee
lie 1900 tons.
Is Twenty-Five bars of bulli,
IL shipped. Value, S47 600.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
FIGHT HAYWOOD
HENCHMEN GET
FLOATER PARDON
We're Indicted on Charge TO
Maladminister Existing
ALL MUST LEAVE COUNTRY
Sentences Will Expire at Once
Providing the Men Comply
With Terms Offered
ALL MUST LEAVE COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. Dee S0.-Sen-
fences OF eight members of the l. W.
" convicted in the Haywood case
Of conspiracy and violation OF war
time laws we're commuted by the
prasident to expire at once on con
6ition that they leave the United
States and never return.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30

HARRY wEINGRoTH, trav-
cling representative for the
Marymont company of Reno is
q visitor here today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-12-30
APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON. Dec. So.-The
ss25 600 900 naval appropriation bill
was passed by the senate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
WIDOW OF LATE KING
ALEXANDER THE MOST
PATHETIC FIGURE OF ILL.,
Nine. Nanos, Daughter Of q Com
moner, Ned Monarch, but TeniSelos
Banished Her, and She Had to Re-
nounce Ill Claims to Royalty

fly. The Greek Parliament sent an
invitation to Prince Paul. younger
brother Of Alexander and the Crown
Prince, TO come and rule them, but this
was move Of the Nenizelists to keep
the old King still out of the way. and
Paul declared he would not accept un-
less the people themselves, by popular
vote, demanded him.
1t was this popular vote that the
Kings supporters had been preparing
with the aid of the Leeds millions.
There was no doubt that Paul's an
nouncoment was inspired by the King $
advisors and his refusal forced the Gov
ernment TO M election which resulted
in victory for the former Mrs. Leeds.
Constantine was recalled. Princess
AnnstaSia was no longer merely the
wife of discreditcd and cxiled Prince.
She was the wife of a Prince of a reign
ing house and in n wonderful position
to repay the snubs which she had suf-
fcred when she first attempted to in
wade Newport society.
The coup made her the highest rank
ing American woman in the entire So
cial world. And her son has married
the Princess Xenia, niece of the King.
But the love affair of the Crown
Prince and the Princess Elizabeth was
not forgotten. There could no longer
be any opposition to the mnrriage--ex-
cept from the princess who did not
want to be queen. She. however,
had been formally bctrothed and the
marriage took place.
And now again. the tickle vacillating
Greek people have swung face about in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30

The betrothal was formally an.
nounced by the King and Queen OF
Denmark but Constantine troubles
and the uncertainties of his dynasty's
tenure of the throne Of Greece con-
vinced the Danes that the match was
ill-adviscd and the Prince himself an
nounced that it had had been broken
off.
pTT the love story Of the young King
- Alexander. ended SO pathetically by
the bite of the monkeys. was the most
tragic of ali. Ills widow and his
little daughter are still living--for-
gotten by the Greeks in the upheavals
Of their politics and their military af-
fairs.
Alexander was the second son Of Con-
Stantine. and received the Sceptfr not
as the lineal successor of that monarch,
but at the bidding of the Entente Pow
crs Of Europe. who chose him in pref
ence to his elder brother George be-
cause Of the lattcr's pro- German SEN
timents.
These sentiments of the Crown Prince,
by the way. were not extraordinary.
because his mother. the Queen. is sis
ter of the former Kaiser Wilhelm. while
his father was tinged with ToutOnism.
Kaleidoscope was the accession of the
Nid. luna of ioi7 bccama Ltiny of the
IJrl,eneS 10 ono hut himself will ever
know how Le monnged 70 retain his
democratic and Humanitarian ideals
undor the cooselcss nressure of Oucen
Sonhie his mother: his fother' IN,
elder brother md about the entire royal
family OF Greece.
Perhaps II was his British training,
for Prince Alexander was sent to Oxforl
to be educated. In addition. there was
the royal youths admiration for Veni-
zclos.
Even when the Balkan wars cut short
his English education. and he Joined his
father on the battlefield and Mt clos,
range observed the powers and privi-
leges that nutocracy conferred upon ia
chief exponent in Greece. King Con-
Stnnt!nr. young Alexander clung to his
democratic ilealS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
King George II of Greece

cess became very much interested in the
young Crown Prince. She heard Of his
blightcd romance and sent for him, and
together they went over the whole situ-
alton.
The Princess AnaStasia, as Mrs.
Leeds became known. is very clever
and very charming woman, and she
at once set about making friends whose
influence with the Queen Of Rumania
was great. She worked hard to re-
establish the standing of the whole Gre
clan royal family, and she succeeded
in pointing out the fact that there was
undoubtedly a growing sentiment among
the Greek people to recall Constantine
or at least to bring about the return OF
the family so that the line of succession
should go OH in case anything happened
to the young King Alexander, who had
been put on the throne when C"hstah-
tine was banished.
Such an eventuality would, of course.
once more make George real crown
prince. 1t would make him suitably
eligible for the hand OF the Princes
Elizabeth.
And then Princess Anustasla, con-
fronted with the reproach that George
was too poor to support Elizabeth prop
erly even IL they should marry,
promptly removed this obstacle by one
signature on a check which she pre-
sented to him.
And 80 George and Elizabeth were
permitted to resume the romance which
had been 70 interesting before the war
ended 1t. And their bctrothal was soon
announced.
Meanwhile Alexander, Gcorge's
younger brother, was on the throne of
Greece, placed there by the allied
Powers who had removed the father and
who declared the Crown Prince also too
much pro- German for the sceptcr.
There seemed to be no chnncr--or
rather no danger, from Eliaabeth's
vicwpoint-thnt Gcorg" would bc called
upon to rule his country.
And then Alexander, walking in the
palace garden, tried to defend pet
dog from an attack by two monkpys
and was bitten by the monkeys. Blood
poisoning quickly developed and the
king died.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
Elisabeth of Rumania Wanted Love in
q Cottage and Expected 1t Afer Be-
ing True to Love for Seven Years, but
Fate ShMtJ7ed and Made Her Queen
AMERICAN MILLIONS OF
Nm. B. LEEDS BEHIND THESE
ROMANCES OF ROYALTY
Princess AnaStaSta Won Her Osyn Loye
Suit and Then Used W>eakth and In
tluence to Revive Romance of Royal
Young People Wh0m the War Had
EStranged

EVENTS Greece have shifted during the last f dave
the tragedy that the throne of the brought to the
OF the royal family has the poignant tragedies
that has brought into the hearts the women concerned
And to them the tragedies have political They have been
the palmetto stories OF the high price that the paid the
privilege usually denied to rcyahe privilege where thew
wlled and marrying whom they
Sitting the throne who ro,or u.
be Queen. "
Hiding away from the world her heart still sorrow
woman VINO married klng but who allowed
throne.
banshd once more with her royal father
married who will day be King.
And behind them force that has
muen u s turmoil Is an American who, snubed
rich by Americas most exclusive society,"
lean millions and married house and related
to all the crowned heads of