Gunner's parade with H. M. the late Queen Victoria's monument, Gibraltar

Gems Given by Napoleon to his Former Empress Josephine on Sale Here. A pair of diamond and emerald earrings valued at $100,000 the gift of Napoleon to his former Empress Josephine placed on sale in New York yesterday caused no little end of surprise. The earrings, the favorite ornaments of the former Empress consists of two great pear shaped emerald pendants surrounded by ten diamonds graduating in size from a little less to a little more than a carat. The pendant is attached to a pin with a hexagonal emerald s surrounded by thirteen diamonds of half a carat each. All the stones are of excellent quality and the emeralds are especially clear and beautiful. The jewels which were personally directed as to design to the Jeweler was the last gift given by Napoleon to his Empress. The stones were found at Cartier's Jewelers on Fifth Avenue yesterday. Photo shows a painting of Empress Josephine wearing her jewels.

Britons Help Clear Quake Debris-- British sailors, among the several foreign military groups rushed to the aid of the earthquake-ravaged Greek islands, help clear rubble from streets in Zakinthos. Americans, Britons, Israelis, Frenchmen and Italians labored alongside Greeks today to battle the misery and desolation wrought by modern Greece's worst earthquake disaster.

Bords de L'Oise

Catholic camp Nantasket