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PARIS JUDGE MAY FREE
MRS. FANNY BURKE

Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HrRALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE New Yonx HnaALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. May 10.
A Paris court has refused to release
Mrs Fanny Rose Burke of New York,
who on Saturday caused a sensation In
the Hotel Terminus when she drew q
revolver and fired at the hotel clerk
because he had refused to allow her to
remain at the hotel. The Judge inti-
mated, however. that he might change
his decision after he receives a report
from the prison doctor regarding her
mental state.
According to Mrs. Buri,e's story she
did not intend to kill the clerk, but
merely TO frighten him. She said her
conversations with hotel employees and
guests were designed to aid her In car
rying out her plans for seeing the sights
OF France during the months she was
hero on a Cost sharing basis" She de-
MED any improper relations justifyinR
the hotel management In ousting her.
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Notes Of the Stage

Allan Pollock announces n change In the
date OF the opening of his new production,
"A Pinch Hitter" Just to prove that he ID
now full fledged manager. The new date
IL Thursday, June ], at Henry Miller's Thea
ter.
From two sources comes the informatio
that the Lancashire Lassies, the dancers,
who arrived rive e, to Join the new "Foliies," are
bilt Theater tonight, because II Is laid in
Lancashire.
Endurance records at the Bijou Theater are
being broken with The Dover Road" for ON
Mosday night A. A. Mines comedy will pass
Its f77th performance. thereby hanging GRAPE
on the previous record for this house Of 1T6
performances, for which the championship
belt had been awarded to John Gaisworthy $
The Skin Came"
Thirty-eigbt membebrs OF tho Daughters of
the Empire State. who met yesterday at the
Waidorf-Astor continued their discussions
at Good Morning. Dearie" at the Globe The
ater last night.
Walker whiteside IN Tho Hindu at tho
Baycs. and Fur Goodness Sake" at the
Lyric close their engagements tomorrow
night.
''Lishtnin' A" with Milton Mobiles. will COM
plete its unedualled worln's record for Great
er New York with the three performances to-
night and Tomorrow at the Bronx Opera
House. Added to the original worlds mark
Of i.2ei times at the Galety the play has
enough other performances TO give John
Golden tho record OF 1,408 times for the
greater city.
Burglars looted the homo OF John Emer-
eon and Anita Loos at 80 Fast Fifty-thrd
street last week. but declined TO touch tre
trunks full OF movie manuscripts.
Gladys Unyer. who adapted from the
French THE Goldfish" IN which Marjorie
Rambeau In now representing tho American
staFe at Maxine Eliotts Theater, IL now
wrinking her brow over the Amcricanixatio tion
OF two other French comedies which she hopes
TO nsturalizo hero next fall.
Eddie Cantor yesterday Invited friends who
are veterans OF three wars. including the civil
war, 20 recover from the Effects OF these con-
fIicts at IN Winter Garden on Memorial Day
with typical caution he likewise invited to
Make II Snappy' number OF small boys
on the ground that they will be veterans OF
tho next war.
Tho saiut do Monde" will he repeated
AT the Eeighborhood Playhouse tonight, to-
morrow and Sunday evenings.
Louis Calvert will return 10 the cast OF
'Hs Who Gets slapped" es the proper thing
TO do when the play itself returns TO the
Gerrick Theater next Monday.
Arthur Kretow. who produced n nurnhet
OF acts fer the 9huberts, will foster ths
nrts of the Cafe ces beaux Arts by staging
a summer revue 20 be called step ALONG
Revue" which will come out IN the open
there OIL Saturday. May 90.
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FIDELITY CONCERT MAY 2s.

The date set for the annual concert OF
the Actor Fidelity League this year is
Sunday. May 2s, the Knickerbocker
Theater being the house selected.
An all-star program will be offered
the volunteer players including Mrs
Minnie Maddern Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs
Coburn, the Misses Ina Claire, Eileen
Huban. Lenore Uric. Frances Starr
Julia Arthur. Pauline Armitage. Olive
Wyndham. Janet Beecher. Helen Hayes
Gladys Hanson, Amelia Bingham and
Marjorie Wood and George NJ. Cohan
William Collier. Louis Mann. Holbrook
Blinn, Charles Leonard Fletcher. John
w. Ransone. Wilson Reynolds. Curtis
Cooksey. Howard Kyle. Alan Dinehar'
and Sidney, who will have charge Of the
stage.
No date has been set for the auction
sale of the seats. but this will be an
nounced during the coming week.
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CITY's LITTLE WARDS IN PLAY
Children ON RandaIIs Island Are
to Produce Pageant,

Mentally ailing children. patients OF
the New York City Chiidren's Hosp!tsI,
will present Pandora" a pageant, on
Randalls Island this afternoon. The
entertainment will be in three parts, en-
tireiy undertaken by the children. who
will have their own orchestras and who
made thier own costumes. The Depart
ment of Public Welfare expects an ar
tendance of about 5000 IL the day is
fair. principally women and welfare
workers. who will inspect the institution
to learn the way in which New Yorks
mentally defective children are cared
for.
The grounds and buildings will be
open for inspection at 1 80 p. M. and
the entertainment will begin at $3.50.
Boats for Randalls Island will leave
from the foot of East 125th street every
quarter hour during the afternoon.
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After two such prosperous days at
the Street Fair in Park avenue for the
benefit of the Association for the Aid
OF Crippled Children, disappointment
came yesterday with the hard rain Of
the afternoon and all operations were
suspended until to-day with the hope of
better weather. A little after 2 o'clock
there was promise of rushing business
and a stream of spectators was passing
through the gates Just before there
came gust of wind that set things a
flying. especially some of the potted
plants, and soon afterward there was
a downpour of rain that caused every
one to seek cover OF some sort.
The awnings Of fiimsy material over
the booths were quickly soaked. giving
no relief from pouring rain, and there
was a general desire on the part of
those who had come for the various
amusements to hnd taxicabs or some
sort of conveyance to take them to their
homes.
The Misses Seabury, who had started
In with their hand organ. were forced
to give up, and at The Grand Giggle.
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt's theater, 1t was out
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CITY COLLEGE SHOW TONIGHT.

The Dramatic Society OF City College.
which was founded by James X. Hacketf
back In the '90s, will present its annual
varsity show and dance in the grand
ballroom OF the Plaza this evening. The
society this year will present the fol-
lowing one act plays: "A Night at an
Inn" by Lord punsany "Wurzel Flum-
merry" by A. A. Milne bound East for
Cardiff" by Eugene O'Neili Spreading
the News" by Lady Gregory. The many
devices that will be used were conceived
by Frederick u. Jittleneld cf the junior
class
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HOTEL MEN ENTERTAINED.

In the italian Garden at the Hotel
Ambassador last night I. Flugelman,
owner of the Hotel Hamilton, enter
tanned at dinner about 100 guests, prin-
cipally his associates among hotel man.
ayers and proprietors. The guests sat
at an oval table decorated with spring
flowers, among which three fountains
played. The company included Messrs
r M. Haan, Oscar Tschirky, L. M
Boomer. e. NJ. Stattler, Albert Keller
Theodore Kroell. George Sweeney,
George Tierney. Thomas Green and T.
Muelle.
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RARE STAMP WIDOW
LATEST IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 1s.--Chicago to-day
discovered the stamp widow to take her
place with the golf widow In Superior
Court Mrs. Eta NJ. Wilson filed suit for
separate maintenance against William
Writ Wilson. Until the fascination Of
stamp collecting intrigued his fancy Mr..
Wilson was a model husband with n
1880 annual income. Mrs. Wilson's bill
stated.
"Mr. Wilson has become SO enamored
Of the stamps that he remains In his
office until late hours admiring them, |"
the bill said In part.
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ss.a4s FOR PRINT coLLEoTroN.

The collection OF John E. Pearse Of
Roxbury, Mass, consisting OF woodcuts.
line engravIngs. mezzotints and color
prints. sold at the American Art Gal
leries for s5.243. Receipts for the secono
and last session, held last evening. were
S2.635. "St Jerome In His Cell" an en-
craving by Albrecht Durer. sold to Ken
nedy & Co. for s210; "Melancholia." an
other engraving by the same artist. 20
Il. Emmett for $3.50; "Pont au Change"
by Charles Meryon. to Kennedy & Co.
for $3.50. and collection of engraved
views of the Isle of Wight to Max Will
Jams for $3.50.
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WILL DIRECT COLUMBIA SHOW

Raymond w. Keenan, OF 1ss West
105th street Columbia football manager.
was elected manager OF the 1929 varsity
show at meeting OF the Players Club,
Il was announced at the university yes
terday. Keenan, will cooperate with the
executive committee OF the club In pro-
ducing next years show. Tho officers
OF the Players club for the year will
be Kenneth webb. 1906, president: T..
+. Dickinson, 1920, vice president J.. c.
Lordly. 1912, treasurer J. s. Peck. 1915.
secretary. n
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NEW s1x1r Fon rR1ARs.

George NJ. Cohan and William Collier
are to appear together again at Friars
Frolic. They will present new skit
at the Frolic at the Manhattan Opera
House on Sunday evening. June 4. The
dialogue and lyrics we're written by Mr.
Cohan. AS he is in Boston reappearing
in THE Tavern" Mr.. Cohan holds re-
hearsals with Mr.. Collier at the Friars
Club every night over the long distance
teleDhone.
The New York herald., 1922-05-19

"Alderman-lawyer.'' Hls father was
acquainted with an ex-Alderman named
Marx. Samuel Marx. the Tammany
leader OF half of the Seventeenth As
sembly District. once was an Alderman
Commissioner Hirshfield expressed the
conviction that no city official had been
in collusion with the owners to sell the
picture to the city.
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PLAY FOR SALVATION ARMY.

The Century Theater was filled to its
capacity of $500 last evening on the
occasion of Salvation Army Night fo-
THE Rose OF Stamboul." The proceeds
of the performance were donated to the
home service appeal by Lee Shubert. one
OF the members of the committee direct
Ing the drive.
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althall and Mayo Face
Trouble for Ceremonies
Over Mexican Line.
OF FULLY DIVORCED
inifred Hudnut, Who Wed
Valentino, on Way to Her
Home Here.

Los ANGELES. May is.-Investigation
the reported marriage at Mexicali,
over California. Mexico, OF Rodolph
aientino. motion picsure actor. and
ylnifred Hudnut was taken up to-day by
district Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine,
'ith the announcement he would go
Mexcali tomorrow 20 ascertain. he
lid. IL a criminal proceeding could lie
gainst Valentino. An interlocutory
sscree of divorce was granted to Valen-
NOS first wife. Miss Jean Acker. in Los
-ngeles last January. According TO ad-
ices from Mexcali he married Miss
Iudnut there last week.
Under the California penal code q
lrosecution for bigamy Is possible IL
irher party TO divorce marries with
\ year from the date cf the grant
ng OF an interlocutory decree For such
prosecution. however. 1t Is necessary
prove the second marriage and resi-
ence within the State by the parties
the second marriage
Bride starts For New York.
Mr. Woolwine and Deputy District
-Attorney Tom McClerand planned to
top at Palm Springs, Cal, to investi-
ate 4 report Valentino stopped there
asst Tuesday night. Valentino is in
.os Angeles. IL was stated at the Dis
rict Attorneys Office, while Miss Hud-
nut left him at Pomona. Los Angeles
ounty, yesterday and started for New
York city. where her parents reside.
The marriage at Mexicali, and the
question of whether the principals
we're at Palm Springs subsequently also
vas being investigated by Department
4 Justice officials. according to Frank
4. Sturgis. In charge of that Depart
nent's office here He said the investi-
-,ation was in connection with reports
he Mann act had been violated.
Investigation of the marriages. of two
other prominent motion picture actors
who took this step after obtaining an
.nterlocutory decree of divorce and with
out waiting for a final decree is under
way, II was announced.
These actors are Frank Mayo and
Henry 3. Walthall, according to the
District Attorneys announcement Mayo
vas married in Tia Juana, Mexico. after
the granting of an interlocutory decree
Of divorce here. The bride OF the second
marriage in Tia Juana was Dagmar
iodowsky. daughter OF DR.. Leopold
Godowsky. noted pianist.
Bride on Way Here.
winifred Hudnut last night boarded a
train for New York at Pomona.
A number OF persons accompanied her
70 the station. In the group, according
20 Pomona picture fans, was Valentino,
who bade her an affectIonate farewell.
- The report was current In motion pic
ture circles here to-day that the depar-
rure of Miss Hudnut for New York,
where her father. Richard Hudnut. Is
manufacturer of perfumes, followed an
agreement with Valentino that they
would live apart until Lis divorce had
become final and then would be re-
married.
SALT LAKE CITY, May 1S.-Miss Wini-
fred Hudnut was aboard train which
passed through here tonight en- route
TO New York. She declined to be in
terviewed.
She busted herself during a thirty
Ave minute stop In seeing her pet dog
was properly cared for by train at
tendants. She is travelling under the
name of Miss Winifred Shaughnessy,
20 hn
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owner. There was an upset price on Il,
desk OF $1,000 and It re...-;,.s me >-r.p
erty OF MIR. Gregg.
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MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Morris Gest has changed the plate Of
Ralph Bartons design for n new curtain sor
the "Chauve souris." displaying all the locni
celebrities az the For,y-ninth Street Theater.
80 that II includes the sniis Of g. l..
nseNseA.
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U. $. GRANT DESK NOT SOLD.

u. S. Grants desk. which was to have
been sold at the B. L. Gregg sale, held
Wednesday afternoon at the American
Art Galleries. failed to pass to a new
The New York herald., 1922-05-19

TIMES
w1iAlI .ME I Rll9IREF So WANTS
" GAisnitJ n SOW 80. last Mt.Tor1w
The New York herald., 1922-05-19

rLAI HVOS6 Mats. .To-mw g. Wed. 2:3o;
CUP THE LADDER'TKasha TKhSYoN STHSs
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nNCAcRE West 4Sth St; Ewes @ s2S.
Ethel LEMY In MaSELa aS hA'i
Cnacsy Cns Mu'sfi biileren. with EsteIle Winwood
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Lnneheon ior Misses 6asastt

tuesday morning. hiss Mary
Donsssn entertained twenty sues.s
% STARE cell conplimen. TO Aissss
Mary sad Lorraine Barnett, Who,
With their mother, have gone 10
Buffalo ior an extended visit,
The party vas also In ths nsturs
81 4 g.rsise Shower ,;snd Abs
hohor.ts &&se pf-sxstea. q .'escs
collection Of ar,iel6, dseiul 10,
|paasssas :s:::..p Ma ssssssss
l.Halhsoak presented ,hs. PACKAGE Ia
a green and white wicket haskst.
Bridge vas the diversion oi ths
morning, and Mics Elizabeth Nat
ttsws made highest score
Al noon . luncheon vas servef
BY ID. hostess and Mn L. CLYDE
! Set
Enjoying the hospitality Of Mis'
, Donssan. we're. Misses Msym'
/ ntvan. Aliius Fsutress. Elisabeth
| Mat.hsws. Clean Hopkins. MARI
| spd ssrie Bryan. Anss Hollsy,
Mari and Lorraine Barnett, aedlsar'
Payne. Mesdames VIII c. Morrisos
Psul Raby. L. Z. Mckinney, Job,
! L~sthers. L. c. Self. Tebsft Grain
Joe Haibrook. Charley AcAursy
! Clarence wslker and Glenn Bryan
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the R T. Wright home Mr'
Maushmeii ana iinis son ssoFpes u
4p,eksen 10 visit her pstsniE NJ
and Mr NJ, Vineyard and oil
come here later
viii Gray snc family u Mokssu
we're here Sunday.
R. A. Wnshts ismiis. Z Y Nc
Cord and family and M,ss Sophie
NcCord attended SERVICES 81 ,h'
|McEwen Christian Church sunda'
night.
Misse. Mary and llms Bsi'hfoT
! Of Yeliow Greet visited their uncle
II. A Balthrap. lsst Monday
l. B. Ferguson hs. . new horse
bussy aud hsfness--,hey Ill shine
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Teanessse City

BrAdy Pislder. who has had =
Asse With the fever, Is i,np'ovins,
Miss Georgia Crawford vas 20 On
fortunate A. TO iall RON . chertr
,see, BREAKING her arm ~ : result, ].
Mics Oneida West 10 home from
Denver Tor summer vacation.
Miss Hopkins end ehlidfes us
| here isom Nashville. the a1rsss 81
! G W. rummias and isailg,, ..-..
s-.,,ns co, tobacco olants Y
1ss.n, ~osh nos Dr. Cose,n v
sh.nsins sweet potato plsn,t ~ ~
thousands. hes'des setting them on
Ia great rumhers 90 bis own tum
In. rain TUESDAY b-ip-d ihs plan
| csor wond~rauliy,
The hods al A, J. Guan, iosne
resident and old settler al this sec
ton. va brought, here Tar huriA
Saturday Ar Gum sas d year
old, ln.srmeu, TOOK place 10 th'
viossasd cemetery, south Of here.
- smith returned Saturday IRON
Ia Mash rifle hospital. vh~ss b. uN
dev~sns "a operation.
| A. Ha'thrcp snd family ~es
to vsniex sunday to visit y =
Ssasins .'.e.'.'..,-",'
| M,. and NV. 2ramhle.i spen
Susday Al Wav~ly.
tissls Kathleen Wright IL viaitin
oc. q, hss Gsa,dpa Wfishts p'se'
| Hsroh Knapp hes returned BON
90 0arress Greek Ter visit wit
bis psrsats.
/ Mn. H. @. Jouss was in Diehso
Hast SATURDAY,.
1 III. Hsaeher ana tanily q \
yE~so, spsaa SUNDAY sith J \. N
] n LsDaa
\ Frsnt Mansknsr and dsashts
ld LaeaSsposs. Ind, IRE ssests
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09

| Mise Willie Diamond who be,
BEEN attending he state Normal 81
Murirsssboio, returned home salur
day.
Mrs. II l.. Williamson, Of Nash
villa, u spsn ding . lev days hsrs
the guest Of her mother, Mrs Jennie
Hopt3ns '.''- '.'.' ''.s..' .'-e'.
Miss Emma WOat@n, n Nashville,
returned home SUNDAY. hi.rr 8 lev
days visit hsss the quest 81 bel
SISTER, Mp. " l. Polk
= Mrs J:'t stsfton; oi'vsniest Il
visiting her brother. Dr. " X
l,W,rbh, AZ Msms4eass, E4eserssr, ,e",
sunday .hesnoon at $50 O'Clock
d., A. W. Ali will occupy the palpl'
u 81, Jobn. Lutheran Church
You ere cordially ipvitsd.
ME- Hsasy s,sia aud ehildtsn
aha. =. sss.tal days -visit hess .h'
! s,assis u yelsttras aod lstrpds. bars
itrrturssd sa,sses hssas In sasss.!ss
Mrs. " B. epeelsr. Of Chicago
lin sa,i Hi,ss aIfy Lsettf. di Tasn
snxteh: PIC srs ths ssssss.al .asi'
mother. Mrs. W. I. Rogers.
J r Joslin. who underwent al
opers,ion ior tonsilitis and srpsn
dioitis In = Nashville hospital ..y.ta
days ago, has returned home.
One oi the most noteworthy
features Ia connection with IanlA'
is the lars. number OF men and
women Who have reported an a.
.ouishinsly rapid increase IN weigh
! a. q result, OF its use - Matthew
Dtus Co
| NJ, and Mrs r r Brooks, o
Duncan, Okla spent lev day
here with relatives, en- route 4
| Alshams and Kentucky. mskiug tn
uip overland, Nj" Brooks VA
formerly Mlss Glsdys Beaslsy o
this place.
| Mrs. q. v. CLARK Of Bowlin
Green, Ky. 10 here the guest
| Mrr l.ests, Rogers and oths
4 tstsn1s Mv. Ntark svsatr auada
here returning TO Bowlios Gree,
Monday morning.
/ j Murray Hamilton. Of Dickson
snd Csri Hamilton al Atlanta, Ga
sons o. NJ. and Mr.. ", H. Han
,lton LETT Friday tos Los Angelo,
| shiornia TO visit their hrothsl
Ryrau hamilton. sh0 has been !
the Wet ios several yrsrs, The
wili slso wet. other points IT II
'ftesest b.io,s returning.
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NJ, and Mrs Joe Hslbroos ssen,
Tuesday in Nashville
Miss Mary Allen. Of N.sbv,ile.
was 4 week end visitor Of Mss Kate
McMuuy.
Mrs. J. J, T.ylnr and children
have returned IRON . visit 10 reIa
,. slyss-ss .Es.s. .-,~.".,..., .,.>~, .,"-.ss,.
Miss Ethel Crockett. of Wavetly.
,.is tbs ssass IT. A..saSs F.sFlass ssra
Kathissn Nash
Aissss MonslIe Collier and Bpsls
Btrblius. Of Wsverly, .psa. The
week sud hsss with friends
Mias tsvins Thompson. Of Centre
wills. IL tbs Tusss vi her sttrT, Mrs
". l. as,moui, =, , ~ &; -; :, :,
q. l.. Miller. sbn 10 smploJed IN
Nashville, spent ths seek end here
with relatives aud friends.
Taslac makes people strong,
sturdy and we'll BY toning 10 the
vital organs --Mstthews Drug Go
Mrs w. A Moore has returned
hom Q two weeks visit With felssive'
and friends at 0oodlettsyille.
w. Jesse Martin. who Is, employ
I'd At Huntingdon spent enndsJ
hasa with homeiolks
Missss Isstta smith and VAR
Miller. vent TO Murirsesbofo Non
day 10 attend Sums met school.
Misses Jewel rrollinssf aud Mar,
Ellen Johnson. Of Wsvery hav,
been visiting relatives and friends
here.
Why drag around feeling ball siel
and no account all the time whe'
you can e.. Tanlae' Matthes'
D,us &c
n. q. Ray, Who has been unds
tsssteuss& tn 4 Nashville ,hospita
ior several weeks. has fetusne'
homo
Jsmss n Batson and Miss kmm
Ball Cannon. we're married her
russiay nigh. abou, . O'Clock, Esq
A. y, English, officiating,
Mssdamrs kussne Payne, A II
L~athers, Claude HoSt-, and |" {
SsN, we're IN Nashville Ihurstsy
attending . meeting Of the Cspsss
Association,
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Mrs. q. BeabAin op Friday alter
noon srssstainsd 9 suaess u Gasss
9, brslss party. which shs gave
ITO snsoases lAs .snsass0snt d hsf
sisass, Mas Glean nppkias 10 In.
ysmsssHs Fassiqk ot hunsinsdca.
Ms. boaidia eoaAnsd tas deco
sslions d her pretty eoss. 10
quantities al sssss psaA Souf
card sablss ~srs arranged 10 The
living sooal and dining rcou, A.
|tbs gussts progressed 10 arss tAeis,
tnsy wsts given quite q elsAsAni
surpr,ss. rae table was hsAstiially
adosnsd si,h street peas and saiis
s,sssnss Of The same shsdsA 4
misisiuss bride. dressed In lace and
satin. srsced the center. aafkins
the places u each sass's were band
! painted esfds, esssiae the anacanss'
msnt. also aaisty piak aud e!os
baskets, fIlss sith nee and hssrs
shaped ulaia. ssss sssen - a
soevsntis. Miss Hopkins bsausifu'
engagement rms. tied 10 one Of the
souvsnir. MARRIED ha place, Ice,
bsarins the initials d the hoacsss
snd her esncs. we're served 9TH
individual eakss, dscoraisd With
sssst peas. Assisting Mrs. b,eidir
IN doing The donors were Mrs. q
IC. Collins, j.. and Mr. Fannie
| Hopkins.
In The bridge game, highest score
isll to Mrs., Ray Hogin
The sues,s wse; Aisses Mar
Donesan. Msyms BRYAN, Mary and
| Lorraine Bsruet. Anna Hollsy, Sara
I-Psyos; A.ssasa&A, chaa-. McMurp,
l. c Mekiansv, Ray Hostn. 6. Z.
| collins, j. Har,usil Weaver, l. {
Sell, Hugh Wynns. frd Bsasley
Psui Raby. aud Kgben Grain. o.
Sssssiils
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Marriage lEense.

The following marr,sgs hcenss
were issued durins the month 81
May by Counts Court Cl-'t y
Harris
Ransom McElheiny and Nancy
B youns,
Hessch.l Ny.,t and Vera Wyatt,
L. L rids.ll add Ruby c. Rist
Lac, @. Cusai and Kate Bad
ford.
Lewis Roth snd Thelna Suss
Dos.,. For-.h.e and Roea p
Coleman,
1 larry Smith snd Hsliie Hsss,
John = Sanders and Helen I
Drosn.
A,si. X Adans and Elsis N
South.
Oils fnkes and Nellie Adcoea,
Z .. Hawell and Zolhe Baker.
John Potts AID Indie Ih,mpso'
Dare Rsll.y and Lille Louaa,
c A.s!ey and Sarah sissu ore,
Fate CLARK, and Msrf Sesls,
lie Jones and Ages Outlaw.
Oliver Jenn.sss and Roth Tcr
lin%oa.
CO.cExD
1T Mallory and Moliis Sortl
instaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09

In eden timer, It was believed
that the seat ol the soul nD The
s.or- sch. moe, likely Tor ihs reason
that q man 10 never sn completely
ussd ur A. ~hsn bis s,omsoh " ou'
al order. For the cete ~ ordinary
s.om scb troubles. the" il nothing
a site 90 rroprt and satisfactory -
rCkatrbesisfn'y fstfsss Iass s1eas
then the stomacs and enable II IA
perform ito functions naturally
Give them q tnal. They only co's
9 Quarter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-09

Charberlain's Tahleh have
been used BY my husband and my.
cell % end 90 tor the psss Eve
ysars When M, husband soes
Away isou home BE- aissys takes .
bottle 81 them alcas sitA hin.
whenever | have thst heavy helms
sf,er eating. o, ie.l dull and PLAYED
cus, | take on, ., TOO 81 Chamber.
!stp's Tablets and they IN me up
6ne." writes Mr Newton vrsslsnd'
Mipoa. N Y. Take these tablst'
when troubled With constipation o.
indigestion and th~v will do you
3" 4,
good