The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1928, Page 8

p ti eNese sen peorgy waceseoous a Veto wnaad Bee ae rewe Uh - the appellate court for action. Bs Ghibot, a court clerk, will be tried on | Important~these hot days! | EAT | full-size | biscuits {| Barker + PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PARIS SLOWS GILDED RICH I. pear in Investigation Now Under Way Paris, July 10——The divorce mill of Paris in the future will grind slowly for Americans. “The hand of Louis Bartou, minis- ter of justice, has Wheels of the divorce court revolve with dizzy rapidity for their Amer- ican clients. Seven lawyers and two process Sérvers are to appear before a civil tribunal sitting as a discliplinary court on July 21. Recommendation this court will be placed before the bar association and judges is July 23. Judge Grenet, who is alleged to have been altogether too easy going and lacking in perspicacity, is to ir before the council of magis- trates next October and they will de- . the penalty to be inflicted upon im. American divorce cases heard in Paris last year were tried. Washington Protests Tt is understood that Washington drew the French foreign office's at- tention to the intense publicity at- tending Paris divorces. Some time ago strict injunctions were then is- sued to all concerned to see that the utmost requirements of the law were fulfilled. All, however, seemed to no avail, for divorces, at least as far as Paris ‘was concerned, continued to be turned out with the same speed. Finally five months ago, M. Barthou | requested the appellate court to conduct an exhaustive and discreet investigation. The parties had been cited to ap- en before the judge in his cham- s for the formal attempt at rec- _ DIVORCE MILL leven Lawyers Cited to Ap-| In his court 142 of the 167/ onciliation. Papers were arranged 80 as to mislead the trial judge. Upon reading this report, Mr. Barthou at once decided that stern disciplinary measures must be tak-: en. Those accused intend to ask for delay to enable them to prepare their defense and this will probably be granted. Women Undaunted El Paso, Tex., July 10.—(AP) Undaunted by an accident to h small monocoupe, Mrs. PI | Omlie, only woman |ting in the national air tour from Detroit to the west coast and re- | turn, tod: turned the nose of a | borrowed jane toward Tucson, fallen heavily on| Ariz., the next objective. those who have been making the! Mrs. Om and her passenger, {Mrs. Edward Stinson, of Detroit. | were shaken up, but uninjured yes- terday when their fou! turned over at Marfa, Tex. Mrs. Omlie attrib- uted the accident to too short a turn after landing to refuel. The wom- en continued the flight to El Paso as passengers in one of the 23 planes entered in the tour. by Airplane Spill; ICE COOLED CARS FOR LIVESTOCK Chicago, July 10.—Did you ever envy a cow? 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