Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 5

‘ { WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925 oe A a IN OPPOSING DIVORCE ACTION WN FAIL CRASH NMISISSIP Fourteen Whites Are Included in Final Wreck Toll. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 23.—A)— Workmen today undertook the task of salvaging the mass of twisted steel and wood which remains to re- mind passersby of the derafling yes- terday near Victoria, Miss, 33 miles south of Memphis, In and, of the Sunny- fast passenger train on the Louls and San Francisco rail- * checie today revealed that 19 persons, including five n were fatally injured in the wre: ‘Approximately three score ot persons were hurt more or les: ce- verely when four Pullman sleepers, au chair cpr, a combination negro coach and smoker with the baggage, express and mail cars plunged down a 25-foot embankmen.t The train was traveling close to 50 miles an hour when the accident occurred. Railroad officials fixed the cause for the wreck on an invisible defect in a rail, The defective rail was manufactured in 1918 and had been in use six years. ———>— 3 EW YORK we'ry valued at $85,000, includir a pearl necklace wirth $55,000, stoien from West End Avenue home of Julius Lichenstein, millionaire president of Consolidated Ciear Corporation. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Occt. 28. —#)—Mrs. Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander, housemaid, whose mar- riage last year to Leonard Kip Rhinelander, member of one of New York’s oldest and most prominent families, caused a society sensation, apparently is not opposing the charge in his suit for anulment that she is of negro extraction. Instead she may be expected to base her de- fense on the contention that no fraud was perpetrated, NEW CABINET TOBE FORMED BY PAINLEVE | PARIS, Oct. 28,—(?)—Premler Painleve informed President Domer- gue this evening that he would form another cabinet. | In accepting the president's invi- tation to head the new government that Aristide Briand would retain M. Painleve stated emphatically that Aristide Briand would retain the portfolio “of foreign affairs. pines are expected to be M. Pain- ‘er and Minister ef d as minister of for- nd Louis Loucheur— s minister of finance . Painleve hepes to complete his cabinet by noon tomorrow and ic appear before the chamber of dep. uties next mip esaRy November 3. The leading members of the new | § This disclosure, as well as the fact that young Rhinelander has been disinherited, was made yester- day In a hearing on motion of Mrs. Rhinelander’s attorney, for $15,000 additional attorney's fees, of eh a) $3,500 was granted Young Rnhinelander’s ateaeney ‘s have spent $20,000 in tracing the paternity of their client's father in- law, they said, and found that birth certificates in\the West Indies and England recorded all members of the family as negroes. Tsaac N. Mills, attorney for young Rhinelander, said his estate amount- ed to $250,000 and his income was $16,000, and that he could not expect any more until the death of his fa- ther, Philip K. Rhinelander, when he would inherit $300,000 over which his father had no power of disposal. Young Rhinelander has heen a pa- since his marriage. Lutheran Young People Will Meet of the program After the de- a short busin Ss the purpose I. Smith wife of Brestdant of Pacific Na-| tient in a sanitarium before and|% A meeting of the young people of the Seandinavlan Lutheran church will be held at the church, 919 East mae Che Casper Daily Cribune panions, held up a.d $54,000 in gemsias they were re- turning in a Mmousine from a the ater party. Getting Skinnier | - Every Day robbed of Hollows in Cheeks and Neck Grow- ing Deeper Every Week. Something Must Be Done and Done Right Now—Quick. Tens ‘of thousands of thin, run- down men—yes, and women, too— are getting discouraged—are up all hope of ever being take on flesh und look healthy and trong. 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Values to $6.75 tor 94.29 Third Floor 50-year gua Children’s Union Suits High neck, long sleeves, fleece lined Cotton Union Suits. All ages. Regular $1.25, offered at Main Floor ROGERS 1 antee in H Duct You will fir —knives, 70x80 WOOL FINISHED BLANKETS Beautiful plaids; a real value $4.95 8rd Floor FIVE-PIECE Luncheon Sets Made of pure Oyster Linen, in white and colored. Some with contrasting colored corners. Very new, priced for three days at $2:00 N06 gn a eee eee = Third Floor $ HARVEST DAYS Fourth Floor SPECIALS JAPANESE WARE Japanese Blue and White Ware, Dragon pattern—Cups and saucers, sugar, creamer, plates, erheachi_- oo 10e BLACK STEEL ROASTERS With inside tray; regular price, 89c, special________ 69e 23-PIECE TEA SET White with ivory band and blue flower decorations. $4.45 Special price METAL WASTE BASKETS | In six attractive colors, (io ee EA cae Ss gee EE 69e ENAMELWARE A new line of Gray Enamel at popu- 2-qt. capacity..___._--_- Covered Stew Pans and Kettles at | lar prices. 98¢c Tea Kettles, 45c, 49c *” 79¢ Double Boilers, 5-qt. capacity 89e DEPAR TM E.N.T 8c Community Plate and Rogers Silverware sary ‘patter TUDOR PLATE, made, 20-year pattern. Special Sale of MILLINERY Two large tables of Mil- linery greatly reduced. $2.98 Values to $6, choice____ SALE OF LL DISPLAY—MAIN FLOOR Choice of Any or Extra Pie Rayon Silk Vests An peach, white, choic each Ladies’ Brushed Wool Caps An wool; extra extra assorted colors choice, each heavy quality Vest, in flesh, orchid and $1.00 heavy of brushed $1.00 Cap Munsingwear Silk Bloomers Made of pure thread and fibre silk; to 9; colors flesh and orchid, choice Set ce 20% _ DISCOUNT rantee, in B ind of Paradise and nor patterns. 847, life-time guar- 2arldic and Anniver ns. Community guarantee. In id any desir d piece spoons, forks, ladles, baby sets, ete. EXTRA HEAVY BATH TOWELS Bath Towels Ver, ; usually sold for y special for three days at 1 range These usually THREE Save on F Women’s Slippers In patent, black kid or satin with high spi or medium heel; strap patterns; all new styles to pick from; regular prite up to $10.00. Harvest $5.85 ’ . 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Very special 89 at, pair e€ Main Floor KID GLOVES Ae teats k le color. ws $2.95 Mnin 4 loor Boys’ Shoes soles. school, to 5. good heavy for from 216 the shoes