Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

AFTER all she can get. Love, she adj
ni,s. is all right, but she claims tina,
wealth has to 20 along with IL before
there liz complete contentmcnt and
happiness.
81 can love any man that has
plenty Of money" she said today.
The man who can give mo the bIr-
Ecst and greatest number OF dia-
h"hds' who can keep me at the best
hotels and supply me with the fines,
clothes. That is what everybody T.,
after nowadays and It's. what | am
fOirS to get. can and Will be ,ru.
To any man who can give me those
things / crave.
II have been married four times. to
only three husbands, ana lief, thcm
all because they didn't have enough
money One OF the boys l married
ntwicc in one year. bu, jus, couldn't
stick. lie couldn't AFFORD what
wanted
Wants Seven Husbands.
am going TO have seven hus-
bands. Out Of that number T think
ought TO get one that will measure
up. might find one before | annex
the seventh. II / do that will settle
IT,. If don't may 20 somewhere
else and keep on trying.
II understand the laws OF virginia
prohibit man or woman from mar
Tying more than seven times II fail
IN seven times In this State | may 20
To another State and try my hand. II
all depends upon whether my latest
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keep me at fine hotels until | can FIND
another husband. I'm nota piker
ana the man that marrics me will flnd
II out before he proposes"
asked why she Is here 10 have her
agreement with Eads annuiled. tho
bride OF few weeks replied:
Ills name is not Eads He decciv.
cd me: furthermore he is Jus, n
stranger and ne can't afford To take
car" OF me. He agreed to give me
1000 If Ia marry him. He hasn't
given me a cent. And that's not all
SO here am To have the whole thip.,
undone.
Offered $1,000 In Cash.
"fou haven't had tho whole ,r,,,
vi our marriage" she continued. II
was at dance in Norfolk and a fol.
low knew pretty we'll came up and
asked me If wanted TO g., morr;o,
SAID. We'll. | don't know Ie ,.l,o,
me II was already. married ana
REPLIED. Well Fin not going Ia com
NIT bigamy.' He told me tho fo,,ou.
was down stairs and wouIl ci,.o ~,
Eir! who married him. $1,000. IIc SAN
he had picked me.
Oh. I can't he bothcrod
dancing,' was the word SEM hin,
but I did say If he hnunc,oa 90 49,
n tn" same frame OF MIND ,ro 49,.
morning ia sec him at 10.2O o.c,os,,
and might marry him.
w" met at n taxi stand on Plum.
street near CRANKY. He said ~ M.
ON rc the girl I eaid. All right
ana nc insisted that he wontcd ~
agreement signed bv mo ina,
wouldn't want alimony. Tha, wos
all right with me.
we went tn notary: had the
nErcem"nt drawn nm and signed and
then went to Portsmouth 10 rrish
:hc bargain. We got the uce,sc al,
right but couldn't get "a preacher 10
~" IN" knot, because 7 was di.
vorccd woman. We were in re.
'aurant phoninE for minister au,l
Rev. L. X. Denton. Of Crittcndon
and his wifi" were In there. They
overheard tho conversation and Mr.
Denton said he would perform tho
ceremony.
eve were in Walter Rrackcn's car
Mr. and Mrs. Denton were on the
back seat II was raining hard bu'
we drove ont on tho road 20 Suffol',
ana we. leaning over the front seat
were married Then "" drove back
20 Portsmouth. told Eads 7 wa
roinr, to my hotel for the night an+
would meet him the next morning
Walking ont of the hotel lobby w
met the fellow who eXrcctcd Ia mar.
~ mo and there was scene
Told Them To Eight II ont.
Tho next morning the two MOI
again on tho street ard there was
another scene. I told them To fieh-
It ont among themselves. Thai
night when We started for Bait.
more found nv baggage had bee"
hold IN in Norfolk by the fellow
who thourht h" was going to marrv
me. 7 returned 10 Norfolk the mex
night. got NV two bags and tw7
trunks and then won't back to IN,
timorc. We etonpcd at hotel five
days. Eads never went to Cleveland
20 500 about his inheritance. rs was
reported
lie asked me what j ~ 40 II | wer'
10 find out had married n crook. I
told him I didn't think I'd like il
rhcn he said, Tn one"
tic proposed that ] no to Roa-
noke. but said I'd stay in Baltimore.
went to Washington, reported TO
william ]. Burns, OF the Secret Ser
vice. what I had discovered and he
told me the government was after
this man. and would get him. That
was tho last have seen of my latest
husband"
Mrs. Eads said Ends' right name
is Ellis Newman Campbell. and that
his home is in Roanoke, Va.
This much married woman said
she was married TO Port Kimherling
college graduate. mt Charleston. w
Va, on January O., 1915. She livch
with him until 1917. and secured her
divorce In 1918. She married Jack
Nston In November. 1919. according to
her story and WIS divorced the fol-
lowing April. She married him again
In Snnten,hnr 1900 md han rho, honhs