The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
GORGEOUS CROWN
MADE FOR QUEEN
Beautiful Headpiece Used
by Rumanian Consort
at Coronation

PARIS. oct. 2s.---Kigs totter and
kingdoma fall. but new crowns are
always being made. Everything In
tho house OF Falize. In the fashion
able Rue 81. lIouore, was hidden
away to make place for the golden
crown made TO adorn the head OF
the beautiful uoen OF Rumania-
Behind silken curtains It reposed
upon bed Of royal purple velvet
under tho imperial M, for MEM
bers OF the house OF Falize were in
former days jewelers. 10 the royal
and also imperial house OF France
and atill use their right 10 the arms.
Tho crown In oval In shape and
made TO III the brow instead OF the
top OF the head, an innovation in
crown making. IL Ia studded with
muonstones, turquoiBes, emeralds
aud garnets. with ombloms and
hcraldic bearings. The long chains
which hold the earpieces are in the
form OF grains OF wheat, and
curious little cross, the emblem OF
the queen. finishes them OFF.
Tho crown was worn at the long
deferred coronation OF the king and
queen at bucharest on October 10
AN that gllttehs IL not gold.' but
this beautiful headpiece certainly
la.
Venice has come to Paris In the
form OF novel taXis, which are run
ming along the bouleVards. They
are fashioned like "A gondola, with
curved stems and Venetian like
lamps fore aud aft, with seats for
two only.
A tax on tips Ia tho latest pro-
posal to make life more miserable
FOR the poor waiter In Paris. His
life Is not exactly bed OF roses In
the best of times. In almost all
privilege OF carrying heavy trays OF
"pommes frltes" ana beef steaks
His meals come I'm for nothing, but
he must depend upon his tips for
all the money ho accumulHtes, There
IL no way OF Rpprnising the annual
amount no receives from his generous
public. Sometimea 1t Ia much and
sometimes IL IL mighty llttle. Now
where Is he going to find himself II
the tax collector comes around and
calculates when times happen to be
fat2
Doctors Rs well as dentists will
soon be able TO hang out their signs
of Painless Surgery" DR., Romieu
has recently made the discovery OF a
process OF painless dissection, The
subject must first be washed in
warm water, then plunged into q
weak solution OF bengivine TO which
has been added a drop OF oxygenated
water. Instantly the whole nervous
system OF the patient becomes the
study of the body. In fact. the
operation Ia not only painless but
even u BIT OF pleasurel
Tho Little Green Ribbon club"
organized Tor bushful maidens and
lonely bachelors, held It's first meet
ing recently at the Marie OF the
Fourth Arondissement and. APP
'propriately enough, In the room de-
voted to marriage ceremonies
"What nationalities shall we ad-
NIT ?" demanded an Italian by birth.
now a uaturalized Frenchman.
Everyone voted Tor the Chinese, but
denounced the Bolshoyiki. Social
evenings, fetes, excursions. club dues
and club Journal were discussed
Yes. let's do have a Journal and
keep the receipts for our future chill
drenl" exclaimed ono enthusiastic
member.
"Our future children" No one
had thought OF them, But, after all,
why not--ca Viendrnl
4 back-to-the-lRnd movement has
started for servant girls IN France,
Country wages have risen go rap
idly that wise domestics are acting
upon the suggestion and leaving
heir city employers in the lurCh.
In many provinces wages run as
high as $500 year, every dollar OF
which Ia clear profit, for there are
no expenses to mention, Thus In 10
years they reckon that they viii have
a nest-egg OF S2,50O 10 $4,000,
enough 10 buy n little farm or a
village shop and thus be Independent
for life.
"1f only there were a few more
cinemas In the country" Sigh all
the Marles and Jeannos Of Paris.
Read while you ride" Is the new
motto OF enterprising Paris chagf-
feurs who are providing newspapers
| for their passengers. One wonders
. II they viii be able 10 satisfy all the
political opinions OF their patrons.