Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1925, Page 8

AGE ncr€ oldov 2.00 Catt PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Tribune A scene of matchles spread before the American and other ated for the Holy year pilgrims in Rome Peter's was ill fir ce the fall of the temporal power in 1870 usands of torches provide the light. Huge crowds are seen in the square Womankind Engulfed by Waves of Bright Color engulfed all womankind — Negligces, lingerie and beach suits as well as frocks, hats and coats as gay as beds of posies A pajama suit of printed pussy willow satin (left) is splashed with large flowers and figures and bordered with red. A sct of dainty posy trimmed lingerie, especially suitable for the bridal wardrobe (cen- ter}, is also made of printed satin in a soft shell pink. It consists of step-in and costume slip and finished in deep points.. A satin beach suit of vivid hue (right) uses a “tempering’ the but succeeds only in emphasizing the gayly printed design A regular tidal wave of bright color seems to b the hems are aray to line Dress designers do not stop when they have created wonderful frocks and wraps for milad Much art is expended on her hats, shoes ar other Above in center is a pair o Mandarin slippers in black satin elaborate mbroidered in Oriental reds, blues, orange and varie gated colors, Other new and decorative models are shown below Ip the two at the left leather t accessories used throughout, while thost at the right have uppers of leather and velvet At upper left, iso smart little golden tan cloche hat with bands of grosgrain ribbon, while at the right i» » satin picture hat trimmed with ribbon and » single large rose Lower left, shows an r large shape combiting lace and ribbop and right » “matron’s” hat of straw, ribbon and ostrich feather | | Coolidge’ “States Rights” Plea | | | i Deprives Dems of Issue, View | Bn i Sey WE ee x bid es President Coolidge’s Memorial Day speech is seen by political cbservers as another blow to Democratic hopes. His‘advocacy of The death-knel) of Ellis Island. world famous immigration station in New York ‘harbor, has been sounded R C. White (left), ry of labor, Dr J W Kerr (right), as- sistant chief of the public health service, and other members of a special commission have begun 8 tour of inspection in Europe pre immigration examinations! abroad. The fdea is to attach health and immig Where President Will Sleep at Swampscott — assistant secre atory to conductih to all n office re ‘ state sovercignty, deprives the opposition of one of its chief planks, and eliminates it as an issue in 8. The photo shows him deliv- cring the address in the ampitheater of Arlington National Ceme- tery. The radio instrmaent facing him broadcast his words to many millions of persons Trotzky Returns From Exile 0 ithaca Pg That Leon Trotzky, former commander of the soviet army, has +k after months in exile, is now certain, He now holds a minor official post, but is received with enthusiasm The first picture of Troteky shows in the G staged’ a genuine comel wherever hd goes, state. taken sessions dispatches his return from exile « federal since im on his way to the ater, Moscow congress, W here Coolidge Will Be Guest When He Visits Northwest Twins : PA Artisans are busy giving the finishing touches to the renovation of the “Summer White House” the Coolidges will occupy at Swampscott, Mass. In this new photo of the residence the arrow indicates the sleeping apartments of the president and his wife. Germany Develops Motorless Land and Water Plane & Germany continues to lead the nations in experiments with gliders. It is now concer the development of a motorless plane which will take off and land safely on land | photo shows a test fight near Berlin, in which a glider of this type, with runn front and rear of the fusclage, made a false and a sud to rush to safety ting on The toons on tart The twin cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis are making elab- »rate preparations to have the president of the United States as their guest, in June vial in Minneapolis The occasion is the Norse-American Centen- The family home of Frank B Kellogg, secre- tary of stote, in St. Paul, will house the Coolidges during their stay., Reports that Soviet Russia may sive American capitalists devi . oil fields is causing the state department concern, The ee is phone AH re Frsendie ee. <r attempt to “bait” the U.S. into reeognixing the soviet. ‘The disputed Caucasia feldn, which farmerly | produced more than 10,000,000 barrels a year, are now idle. They were once owned tn Trench British end Belgien interests. 1 The map shows their location. ‘ dined Gio: