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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
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NJ "a (REo. s. OFF,
SDR BY K.C.B. ::

THAT HERE am I.
WHO HAVE no son.
AND AM growing old.
BUT ALL my life.
I'VE KNOWN the games.
THAT CHILDREN play.
AND EVEN now.
If IT'S not too hot.
AND THEY'LL let me play.
PLAY with them.
AND If not that.
I'LL HANG around.
AND MENTALLY play. y
AND THEY'RE my friends.
AND I'M very much older.
THAN MOST of their dads
AND I know, of course
THAT THEY love their dads.
BUT EVEN at that.
/ CAN coax them away.
FOR A little while.
MOST ANY old time.
l THANK YOU.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
News of Memphis
IS Years Ago.
rvs . Of Memphis mp" Twice Told Tales
AUGUST IL, 1895.


Capt Tom Divine Irby Bennett,
Frank p Poston, A. B. Duncan, w F.
Allen, Fred Schmidt and Abe H. Frank
returned today from New Orleans where
they attended the annual tournament of
the Interstate Association of Trap
shooters. Abe Frank proved to be the
best shot in the Memphis delegation,
although all of them made good records,
w r. Rhodes, of Frayser station,
was instantly killed at Edmondson Sta
ton, Ark, today when the standards
holding a number Of heavy logs on
flat car gave way and the logs crush
ed him. Rhodes with his son and sew
eral negroes, was standing near the
track and the train had stopped for
water Without warning the standards
broke. and the logs rolled of the car,
crushing him to death. Rhodes son
and the negroes escaped injury
Mills Capps, county register, an
nounced the appointment Of Robert
Rngwald to a position in his office
made vacant by the death of G. l..
Berlin Walter Barrett, an employe
If the same office, is absent from the
city on his vacation.
Registration Of voters for the years
1925 and 1896 was begun today in all
will continue for ten days.
Mrs Sam A. Pepper and children are
visiting in Helena, Ark.
Mrs L J. Pendeton and grand
daughter, Miss Lizzie Cullen, Of Belle
vue. East End left on the steamer
Belle Of Memphis for ST. Louis. They
will make the roundg trip on the boat.
Miss Rose Landnmn will make the
round trip from Memphis to st. Louis
and return on the steamer Belle Of
/ Memphis.
William Floyd has returned from an
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
WEAR A LION CLOTH,
CHOKE PROFITEERS

CARDIFF Wales, Aug. u (By In
ternational News Service Tho may
or of Newport Peter Wright, has is
sued a dire threat II the price of cloth
ing does not come down.
Speaking at Abercorn he declared:
i have not purchased suit Of
clothes for years and rather than pay
the present prices | will do as the, cool
les do and simply wear a loln cloth.
IF everybody did this he added,
they would soon settle the profiteers.
Mr.. Wright recently refused $50,
coo offer for a Iecturing tour in Amer
lea rather than lose the honor Of hecom-
ing Newports mayor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
NO CHANCE.

4 labor union leader was the hope
Of his team in a closely fought bowling
match Breathlessly they watched him
as h, uucurved himself and let so the
bah pisgustedly they turned away as
il tricldod down the gutter and not a
pin fell. ,-
supnorfers. Seems as II you could
have pulled Of a strike there when VIC
needed It SO bad
Striker" shouted the bowler Swell
show for a strike The things amt
organized. THE American Legion
Weekly,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
THROUGH TIE WEEK.

On Monday she swore that she'd a.
ways be mine,
on Tuesday her mood seemed to
change.
Came Wednesday, she yawned when
said she looked fine,
And | thought her demeanor seemed
strange.
on Thursday she said that bored her
to death.
Which took for very bad sign;
on Friday we quarreled--
On Saturday, too
And | FASTENED away to repine.
But her mood changed again when the
week started new
And on Sunday-she swore she'd be
mine.
The American Legion Weekly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
Girl Is Married
Secretly; Worried
BY MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs. Thompson am girl II years Of age and
unhappy Please help by giving good sound
advice My family is wealthy and aristocratc Last year. while
off boarding school, met attractive young man l9 years
DID, slipped away from school most every night and met
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
BEHIND THE TIMES.

The fool frogs stll
Croak jug o. rum.
They don't know Pro-
Hibition's come.
Tho American Legion Weekly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12

Some OF our gallant legislators. con-
sidering the heat in Nashville, preferred
to stay on the farm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12
NEGRO RUSHED TO PEN.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. l2.--Race
Berry. negro was rushed to Wctumpka
early this morning TO begin sewing a
term Of eight years upon conviction
Of mHnslaughtrr in the first degree fol
lowing the killing Of George Ogetree.
l6- year old white boy, who. II was al
legged, was IN Bcrrys watermelon patch
the night he was shot. univ u.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12

Apparently, the more chorus girl
sees of men the better she loves
'Poms" and "Pekes."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-12

A man can fool a lot Of women some
Of the time, and some women a lot of
the time; but what makes a pesslmist
OF him is his discovery that he can't
fool the same woman, in the same
way, all the time
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17

ROCK Island AERH NO. S6o. HRATE1r
nal Order of EASaes.-RegulaR meesanss
tifey and tharo Iuesday OF each month
at Eagles homo, Fourth avenue and
Tventy-6-ss auset. Prank Hlcn. W. r.:
Joseph IrossHuL secetASy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17
CONGRESS NOT
ACTING ON ITS
OWN JUDGMENT
Continued from Page One.)

thought the people, majority of
their constituents wanted these
amendments passed. But that isn't
my theory of representative govern
ment.
Thinks Lawmakers Should Lead.
"As l told the lawyers at Rich
mcnd. the people Of this country
didn't intend, in my judgment. that
their representatives should be
guided by their constituents but
that elected Representatives should
act for them. l don't think when
people hire a lawyer that they
should ask him to do what they
want. Advice should not come from
the client to the lawyer but from
! the lawyer to the client II the
client doesn't like the advice, he
can get another lawyer.
Its the same with representa-
tive government. The people, in
my opinion, should trust their rep
resentatives to act for them. II
they don't like what their repre-
sentatives do they can select others
and thus repudiate what has been
done"
Then il you had been a mem
Der of the senate, you would have
voted against the prohibition
amendment" the vice president was
asked.
"Oh yes," was the reply land
my views have been we'll known.
Mind you, do not use liquor, never
serve it at my table, and ! would to
God that no one else did. But l OBJ
ject to the way prohibition has been
imposed, though again. I must in
sist now that it is here it must be
enforced.
las a matter of fact, irrespective
Of the question of personal habits.
members Of the senate whose views
about the police powers Of the sew
eral states coincide with my own
surrendered their opinions when
they voted simply because they
thought it was the wish of the
people Of their states. That isn't
leadership nor representative gov
eminent in my conception Of the
term.
Losing Influence.
Indeed, lawyers like statesmen
are losing their influence because
they are not telling their clients
what is the law and what should
be done. Instead lawyers nova
days are listening to boards Of di-
rectors and trying to accomplish
what those boards want done-often
against the best judgment of the
lawyers themselves"
The vice president was endorsed
by the Virginia Bar association for
the presidency-a compliment of
the occasion, no doubt, for Mr..
Marshall isn't = candidate. active,
passive, receptive or even interest
ed. Maybe if he were he wouldn't
express himself so frankly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17
! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LODGE DIRRCroRY.


MASONIC.
Assoaac Temple. E,ghtseasA street snd
FIN avsaue.
IH1 STATED MEETING o. TRIO LODGE
- No. 81. 4. ,. . A. H.. viu
AM - bald 81 .hs Ara Thurs
WI ay Of each naath ~ :3v
10 . Charles .. GAEvA "
~ 8Ay o. kodeeick. 0osr
Special for work on N. n. degrse. sss-
uruzy. NAY 70, ss p. u.
AMoo eno1ro no. 81. 4. v.P.AA
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Frank I. PattsrsaA -
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Special convocstiou1 NAY IS. 1890, u
I'd, n. Royal Arch dogre4.
u ROCK BLAND Lope1 "a.
658. 4. =. . 4. A.-Sasssd
NRA meeting Arss Friday 4 sasA
&6 a,oash- Otto Psisssse. v. H.;
IVA H 9. Bo,!man. sscssGasy.
Knights TenDias.
THE STATED coNcLAvx Or 1ocx
, - Island ConnApdasy No. -,
,S Knlgl.ts Tsnplar an b As1d
AkSH the ascoa.o AendAy Of caah
month. =. \. Dawn. eooAAao.
W. ": ]. L. Hickey. nscorase
kraeSsco urilis hfss ID third
SPECIAL couclave. Monday. May II. u
oclocK y. N.
ROCK IsI.Axp CHAPTER so. zee.
Ordes EaaseEn slar-AsguiAe nsstaAss
ascsad weonssdas Of saaA Meath: vls'
itang Stazs ws.come. Afs- Jsaaas ! La
sAs. W. ~; mary y. KruAA sD0sosasy.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL SO. -. 4 = .
k.-Tha ssatsd aAsembhss of Rock -
LAID Council No. 20. Is. D .. 4: vah
be heiu On ,be third wsdnssdg 81 esoa
NOUN. ". ". 4necocxs T. 49, " d
h1sdehraAe Teeerxies.
UCAL LODGE NO. 600, L q. p.
Ass0 every nWsdAy svsnlns
49,, u odd FHll0Us toADn %
k Fourth sveAOe. heGWeaa 0sv-
enssenih md Eaghteenth skEssO
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ROCK ISLAND AERIk NO. e66. HRATE1-
nal Order Of EaSses.-Regula1 meosinsS
tirsy and thlro TUESDAY OF each month
at Eagles homo, Fourth avenue snd
Twenty-6-ss xuset. PRANK Wlch. ". r.:
Joseph GrossHul sezetASy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-17

!: !
- -. ATTENTION ELKsi
u IN Rock lslAnd Lodge.
ha No. $50. B. p. o. E.
Meetings hrst and third
H3 Mondays Of each month
DAN 4. BRENNAN.
q 4 Exalted RuAr.
C. N. IsAacson. Secretary
fkN Waiting brothers Always
8S8SWISN welcome.
Club Rooms: us 18th 81
3. OF =.
q. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. Slh
Sons of vetesaos.-Aeets ON secoot
and fourth TuesoAy evenAnSs OF eAci
month 1t o'clock in Memorial hall u
the court house. l.. l. KAEnA CON
0ander: Eugene Johnsoo. ssczstAfy.
~ BUFoRD POST rs. g. 4. 4
tH Meets regularly o. second
and fourth Friday After
HiIt nosus Of each meath u
~ o'clock in Memorial hail u
A6sX tho court houss. G. Il
A444$EsC Church. ccmmaadar: H G
w First adjutAnL
!: !: !: !: !: :: :: ::
SA Q. O., ". Y.
A aID0NEY EAT CAMP NO. q
&SfN q. q v. Y.
U2lH Neets ths 6rst and third
81 ThursLhVs of each month at
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The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18
Arizona Has Third
Best School System

M. |. Powers, president of the
Citizens Bank, calls attention
to the fact that, according to
the educational survey recently
made by the Russell Sage edu-
cational foundation, Montana
leads every other state in the
union in the efficiency Of it's pub
lie school system. California is
second, while Arizona is third.
New Jersey is fourth. The 9TH
er states string along, some Of
them being well down the list.
The Arizonans will be sorry to
learn that this state does not
have the honor of heading the
list. They will find consolation
in the fact that it ranks third
and leads more than two score
of other states many years older
than itself. -Coconino Sun.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18
Snowflake Local and
Personal News Items

NOW is the time to get after
the fly.
Wanted by the 1st Of August,
five or seven room house, not
furnished. See Artie Ramsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bern Gibson ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Turley on their trip to Utah last
week.
John Hunt is recovering from
a two weeks siege of, what he
believes to have been the old
time grippe.
A gentleman, one who has the
wherewith, " is figuring on put
ting up a string Of cottages for
rent in Snowflake.
Ross Hunt is the new chef at
the Rogers Bros. road work
ing camp south of here. His
brother, Ambrose, recently re-
turned from attending school at
the Tempe Normal, is also hold
ing down job at that the camp.
Bp. John L. Willis and family
of Showlow came down from
that place the first of the week
to visit relatives, especially the
formers brother, Roundy Willis,
who left Wednesday on a two
years mission in the south CEN
tral states.
The Beehive Girls are in full
running order now, They had
a social on t h e Stake House
Lawn Monday afternoon.
Games. jokes and refreshments
were enjoyed by all present. All
the young girls in town are in
vited to join the Beehive.
Peter Isaacson, aged father of
Isaac Isaacson and Mrs. E. |.
Whiting, died on June 9 at his
home in Ephriam, Utah. He
was an early day resident of this
place and will be remembered
by the old timers. He was past
90 years old. st. Johns Obser-
yer.
Among those leaving from this
section the first of the week for
Flagstaff to a tt e n d summer
school were: Misses Alice and
Alice H. Smith. Eva Owens, Au-
gusta Flake. Sophronia Smith,
j. Fish Smith, Of Snowflake;
Miss May Webb of Pinedale;
Miss Catherine Decker of Joppa;
Loral Shumway Of Shumway.
We are also informed that Miss
Laverne Richards of St. Joseph
nas gone to Flag to attend the
Normal summer session.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18

For Sale-8 8-room house and 10
acres land west of Taylor; 10
acres irrigated land in Taylor;
100 acres near Heber. Inquire
Wesley Palmer, Taylor, Arizona.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18
Notice to Voters

You should register, if you de-
sire te vote, between May 3rd
and October 18th, that is the
register shall be opened from
May 3rd at 9 O'Clock to 5 o'clock
p. M, August 9th, and from
9 a. m., September 18th, to 5
p. M, October 18th. You may
register with the County Re-
corder, or the Registration Off
Ger of your Precinct.
Following is a LIST of the Req
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18

..rs of local gentleman
) e., ~. AGO asked Us to boast
n' ''..,r ..onsry for Snowflake.
Q ~ -, have one here many
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18

years ago and now that the coun-
try is more thickly populated such
an enterprise should be able TO
do good business.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-06-18

Southern Pacific Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
S &C I z. T Y

Tho most important event OF ycstcr-
? dag, although quietly celebrated, was
Tho wedding OF Miss Virginia Watson
Christian. daughter Of the late Andrew
~. Christian and Mrs. Christian. to
:. Herbert a. Claiborne. son Of Mrs. Wi.
liam Ruftln Cox and tho late Ierber,
y. Claiborne, also OF Richmond. The
ceremony took place at the homo of
! the bride, 20i West Franklin Street.
yesterday morning ut II O'clock I'm the
presence OF IL small company of guests,
the Right Rev. William Cabell Brown
bishop Of the diocese of Southern Vir-
Mcbride descended the stairs with
; her brother, Major Andrew d. Chris
r ,ian. by whom she was given away.
Ter Wedding dress was fashioned Of
SiiVer Drocadc trimmed In rose point
lace. nnd the long train was OF chif-
Ion Feivet She wore Il veil Of illusion
: dast .inS With orange blossoms and
freesin. Miss Isabelle T.. Carter. who
was the brides maid OF honor and
, OIL! attcndant, woro a costume OF
t 60, -n9wGr blue and carried an arm
tui OF yellow. spring blossoms. Francis
Coz. of Raleigh. y. C., was his broth
er'S best man.
Amons the guests from n distance
, attending tho wedding were:
Colonel and Mrs. Charles ID. HERON.
% Washington; Mrs. Richard " jack
son, Of Baltimore; MIR. and Mrs. vii
lam Clarke: of New. York; the Misses
=.
Christian, of Boston.
-. a. II. Luncheon.
The Commonwealth Cnaptcr. Dauph
ters OF the American Revolution. Will
give its annual Luncheon In celcDra-
Ton or tho birthday OF General George
Washington on Monday, February 81
, az t:oo O'clock ut the Commonwealth
club This luncheon is always one
o.: or INC largest and handsomest func-
Snlshed guests VIII be present
The guests of honor Of the occasion
Mi Include: Mrs. George Maynard
General Of the National Society. b. a.
~, az "c!i az woman OF greu. charm
ana personal magnetism, and NIra.
l%nn hn Ii,i Buel. state regent Of
including the wives OF the MEMBER
~ the LEGISLATURE. are asked to telc-
pnonc Mrs. H. L. Purcell. Boulevard
3!!3t' or Mrs. A. L. HUNT. Madison
TO Celebrate Founders Dry.
inc Richmond Chapter Of the
n iaIn ma, association Of IIollins Col
their meeting TO be held on SATURDAY
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in tho aud;-
s ,Hriun or the Collegiate School for
' LIS. lGis Monument Avenue. 4 most
"i,active program has been arranged
ana refreshments will be served. All
former students Of Hollins arc cordial.
invited to be present.
all reports on the tickets fo- ~
lecture given here by Madame Cleuen-
ga n-Jacquemaire must be made n,
this meeting. az
"I!sn GreGham's Class.
MISS Hattie Belle Gresham Will noII
Nor CLASS this afternoon At $3.50 o'clock
= her nome. 1880 Monument Avenue.
The class will meet next week M
.hG JEFFERSON and the subject will be
The Poetry of Browning"
Jchnson.Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hugh Abor,sth
Lave issued cards announcing tho mar,
riaSe or their sister. RUBY Nelson Hill
10 hairy Parm!ey Johnson, the ccrc-
February &. In Washington. Mr.. ard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

n sklt. entitled ION tho Yeranda,"
which is full OF spicy lines and tho
bition, the setting being the afore-
mentioned sleeping porch. They were
popular with the audience.
musical act. this time two girls, who
sang the latest songs in Il jazzy and
lived up to their title Of Nifty Songs
Il; the Piano" In good style.
Closing the performance was Dixon.
Bowers and Dixon. three comedians
and acrobats. who have an act which
~ different from tho most OF their
kind.
a Harold Lloyd comedy completed
the program. l.. a. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS
College hoy. Entertain

It takes bunch OF college boys 10
present show full of spontaneous
fun and harmonious melody executed
with all their might and main. At this
time OF their lives the comedy sense
lis with them strong. and whenever
two or three boys gather together 4
song is sure to follow. For these rea-
sons the entertaining performance. en-
titled Nothing" which the University
OF Virginia Glce Club presented at the
Strand last night was a delight from
start to finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

FREDERICKSBURG. Feb. Ie-M-s. SAL
o oEs Of 'his si,y and Nc sw5fnse
TON this week where they were married
LYSCIfBuRG. Feb Io--Aibert < Ont
hank. formerly o.: this city. now OF Daiti-
more. and Mrs. Clcora d. Christian. OF
Lynchburg. We're nn:-i:d Monday a. the
". l.. Burks oriciat!ns Mr. and Mrs
Onthank have gone 10 baltimore TO make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Susie Starkc. who has been visiting
returned to her home in uinier iark.
\ meeting Of the Richmond Chapter.
United Daueu:-r OF COnfcdtracy. viii ID"
held at Lee .mu HALL at II O'Clock this
morning Election Of officers VIII take
place. and this election i alwajs bY writ
ten ballot.
The ndch!ldrens Chapter, No. J. Aux
Harry TO Eichinond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters OF Confcderucy. IT, requested 10 meet
Mrs Samuel Dew at $3.50 o'clock thi. even
Ing at Lee Camp Hall 20 hear Dr.. Douglas
Freeman X.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

ia South Addison Street, Richmond.
~" Speak on NussIu.
~ largo audience Will fill tho audi
evening OF Wednesday,. February 20, at
s;l5 o'clock, to hear Thomas White
lore speak on "RuSsia's Suffering and
Neeus. The lecture Is open to the
TO attend.
Spring HILL.
An attractive affair OF the early
spring viii! be the ball to be given
March is at the Jefferson Club by the
touncil OF Jewish Juniors. Auxiliary
ball Is given for the benefit OF the
philanthropic fund, and will be patron
iZed Wy many members Of the Council
OF jewish Women. The entertainment,
Meyer. is making arrangements for
some novel features. ~ large orchestra
VIII furnish music for the dancing.
Givcs Hook Party.
The "Book Party" given Tuesday after
noon by Miss Nora Lee Antrim at her
:Some on Monument Avenue in cele-
hration OF her birthday. The guests
the school girl set: all came costumod
as books and prizes were awarded
FOR the most titles guessed.
FINK roses were used OH the table
incn's were served. and gypsy told
fortunes later in the afternoon.
To Attend basketball Gamc.
number OF Interesting parties
basketball! game. which takes place In
the Blues Armory this evening at 8
O'Clock between the University Of Nir-
gimia and Johns Hopkins teams.
There Will he special music and tho
game promises 10 be Il society event
Of much interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

formance. The musical i't pnrt az per- thc
program showed q lot of talent. which
had been carefully trained and 70 =
hcnrsed until the boys offered os
finished bit as one could wish to
see There was all kinds of variety
and the magician with his tricks, rio
comedy musical intcrludc and In" l;st
act which was. devoted to a miniature
other features which followed The
musical first part
The chorus OF dashin,: beauties MT
many real chorus TO shame and thc
orchestra, which played throughout tho
evening": was the jazZcs: of the i;,zy
Ihe audience received everything with
great cnthua!asn'. ms II well deserved
itut why the title Nothing? II seems
TO me I. better description OF tho boys
Everything thll Good" u. H. G..
Much Comedy At Lyric
ihe Lyric snow for the last half Of
the week offers n bill Of its usual col
lection OF fun, mirth and melody
Betty Eldert and company presented
a clever bit of comedy and limitations.
,1r mosc OF INC man being especially good
Then followed u musical couple.
Young and Wheeler" two boys full
of talent and new ideas for an instru-
odies. 1t is hard to believe that q
saw can furnish harmony. but such
was demonstrated By these :wo at Tho
close of their numbers on the vioii,,
and piano.
The sleeping porch has become so
universal that Il has even reached the
stage. Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Thomas A. Lane (2e) Richmond,
Bertha Maude Burcum t2e). Richmord.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-12
WILL HOLD AUTOPSY
over OLIVE THOMAS
Paris Police VIII Make In
Qulry to Determine Cause
Of Her Death,
100000 LIFE INSURANCE
Hospital Doctor Certified That
Actress Died OF lnflAmna-
tIOn Of Kidneys
100000 LIFE INSURANCE

sOscial Cable Despatch 10 Tur HyN ANp Ntw
yoHH IInnlLp, ConmtGhi, lp'0' Nv Vllh hlN
lNp Nrw NoRK llEh'tp'
PARIS, Sent il--An auIonHy 70 ae'
,ermino the cause of the dean OF owe
Thomas, American MIN "alar'" who d'ed
iu tho American Hospital IN Neullly ~
10 o'clock yesterday morning, VIII DO
made under direction Of the Paris police
nr. II, IT, warden, acting ehlef'of the
.,,pllnI where Miss Thomas died, signed
death certificate giving acute lnflam.
wgtlon Of the Kidneys as the cause OF
her death, but maldng no mention of the
pet that the disease NJ which she died
Gas caused by her taking merourlG acid,
shi,h the prescription called for ex'
lcrnal use only,
II was said here to-day that II the
daalh certificate was not contested an
insurance company would be liable for
,.c payment Of 100000 for an insurance
noDIry taken out by Miss Thomas less
mar month ago
pr. Joseph Choate OF Los Angeles, who
f,amIncd Miss Thomas for the insurance