Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 8

| | Il : rm a A \ am. Hh “MARRYIN’ PARSON”--Rey, James Willigm Howard of Columbus, Georgia, is called by that name because during his 86 years he has married 2,032 couples. He has kept a dairy for 63 years in addition acant pulpits. NG CROWDS MIAMI HARBOR Th CORDIALE = — Friendly between foreign diplomats in Washing- ton. This photo shows Henry L .d’A. Hopkinson, of the Brit- ish Embassy (left) and® Ed- ward von Selzam, secretary of the German bassy, starting out for a canter’on the bridle path. iY ae A IT’S A LONG, LONG TRAIL—That Miss Beatrice Tyler has traveled. Six girl hikers separated at Santa Fe, New Mexico, each taking a dif- ferent road to Washington, 2,600 miles distant, and she is the first to complete the trip. DISCOVERED LEPRO- SY CURE — Dr. Power (above), of the U. S. Bu- reau of Chemist first in- LADY MARY THYNNE. vestigated the healing pow- DAUGHTER of MARQUIS er of chaulmoogra oil 20 ago. He prepared it ynthetically and it is now being used to cure lepers. LADY MARGARET ScoTT DAUGHTER OF the OUKE of BuccLEUGH He PRINCESS ILEANA 4 YOUNGEST DAUGHTER : eabeteceemarnentamaney| Ft QUEEN oF LADY RACHEL CAVENDGSH * “ RUMANIA DAUSHTER of the DUKE and coniceenestmmeanenetionemnanttt ee DUCHESS of DEVONSHIRE, s tear ee anes 4 _ Z < t ITALY’S UNIQUE FINANCE CAMPAIGN — Mussolini plans to have the individual citizen of Italy’ help wipe ont the U.S. debt. He has posted placards on every available building, statue and even tram cars, asking for contributions. Above is a trolley car bearing appeals for money. 1 wife, of Shabbona, Minois, recently celebrat- 1ey aré shown in front of the log cabin in which They are both in good health, and expect to cele rsary in 1931 ; \ " padi 4 + i VIONCE A YUES BUT HE'S STILL FRI tight times Cupid has been rumor- ed to have laid low the world’s most eligible bachelor, but always has the handsome Prince escaped. Re- cent pictures of the heir to Britain's throne and the eight beauties are shown. His latest future wife, if rumor is to be be- lieved, is the Princess Astrid of Sweden, who in addition to beauty, dancing accomplish- ments, ete, is said to be a good cook, 1E. . Bernard Skinner (above), te- cently acclained the handsomest young man in St. Louis in a newspaper con- DS CLEAR w, which is pushed’ g be the most effecti Wisconsin has SPURNS MOV- P by a nstru ving snow from concrete roads, i eee ee el VISITS ANCIENT LANDMARK—An old wing St. | . “ of the historic scores of these plows ure kept stored at vari-| ora test, has rejected an offer to enter the Shateal I ronteiing ot Quebee was recently destroyed by fire, and the phate 5 points throughout the state, in readiness | Ehaviene/ ewer ee? motion picture field. He is engaged in as taken during the conflagration, The newer part of the building for instant u the jewelry business. ed injury.