The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • 5

gATURPAY. DECEMBER 23, 1922 in i 'n rn wi i um a i tT T-mm- -v T'l "i rT HTTTI a -a-ivm a gL vaniAu uvuxvirtJLi, DAJUCilYX, UJVJiVjUiN PAGE FIVE 1 11 ii mil mi ii.iii I in nn ii mLn ii.i, i 1 1 1 1 0 0 Photographic Reviewio i the orld's News oo 9 If a 1 4 rftfi Princess Mary, daughter of the British rulers, who married a commoner, Viscount Lascelles, is soon to become a mother, according to announcement in England. 6 One Of the Strangest family circles in America, whure 250 rela tives have formed themselves into a corporation, with a board of di rectors to regulate all the major details of their 'business lives, has been formed bv Ealnh Uebermnn, of Everett, Mass. The board's vote is obeyed. If 7- is i Mnrristown.

N. and New York, million aire publisher of motion picture magazines, is being sued for separation by his wife, who asks $18,000 yearly alimony. Mrs. Brewster alleges her husband has fallen in love with Corliss Palmer, one-time cigar counter clerk in Macon, who won a beauty contest Brewster staged. They have publicly admitted their love for each other.

A A1 Vv-'v Phristv Mathewson, once idol of hitsoball fans, knows what it is to suffer from tuberculosis, for he is recuperating from it at baranac N. after tigflting ior lour years. Mathewson weni iu York city for the sale or unnsimao Seals, the proceeds of which are used to fight the wane riague. Iters: its" ,1 ipll tr) -v V. 1 Senator Bayard and Senator Ball, both of Delaware, were recent callers on President Harding in the Executive Offices.

5 A Miss Constant Currie, first fore woman fo be aDtoiuted on a Min nesota Grand Jury, was named in St. Paul at nine in the morning, and by noon seventeen gangstorB, bank robbers and bandits toad Deen indicted bv the iurors under her di rection. All but two were sent to state's prison the next day. 'I 14 Vr, May B.ra, of JtT i'ord and reputed to- be worth ,500,000, has been wight tt. charge tha, she plotted the death of to Li.

possesrioa of hi. estate. A Detroit poha, bnrB fd to hav, received er 20.OOO from her.to.k.ll i. body. 'o'4f fit Jf" '14 Tra Nelson Morris.

American Min ister to Sweden, has returned to America for a visit over the Christmas holidays. Crown Trince of Eumania (at right below), has de serted his bride, formerly rrmcess Helene of Grcese (at left below), given up his right of succession to tea throne and gone back to his true love, Jeanne Lnmbrino (at known as Ziri iigui, LomUine, the morganatic wife He af first refused "to renounce, but i.t.. divorced under preosure from the royal eonrt. Trincess Helene, is reported, will renounce her royal procure a divorce ad marry a UreeK uaner. Hi i fi4 Arthur Arthur Gottosman, eight years old, of Atlanta, qualified for admittance to the boys' high school there, but has been barred, as he-is considered too young, lie must spend several years in Idleness, waiting to be taken in.

if 'I 7. nrnwHtiir. of Morristown. N. and New York, million aire publisher of a number of nationally known motion picture magazines, is defendant in a separation suit of hi, wife, who asks 18,000 yearly alimony.

Mrs. Brewster alleges that pretty Corliss Palmer, formerly clerk in a Macon (Ga.) cigar store, lias won ncr Miss Palmer was victor in a beauty contest hold by Brewster's magazines. Brewster and Miss Talmcr havs frankly avowed their lov for each other. i i A r-f i. th most recent pliolo- nf Har Admiral Carl Vogel- cesane.

of the American Navy, who .1 4A has been oirieiany Brazil to aid that nation in reor; ganizing her nava forces. iiiniiiliiiwisjiriinnirri'' sMiiiiiiiiniifrt 4iin.a. nf her husband. Mrs iZ Mrs William Braes Cnmpbell, wife nf ftfLlA Pos, of th. Democratic.