Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-17 | Page 10 | Trouble Follows Pickford Family

I NEW YORK - I ! 1 1 1 which the three Pickfords have appeared have contained half the sor- I row and trouble found in the lives of Mary (right), her sister Lottie (left), and her brother, Jack (center). j Mary found love's first young dream a ghastly nightmare, so she said, and she divorced Owen Moore and married Douglas Fairbanks. This -was followed by threats of action against her by Nevada 1 officials, growing out of the short time she lived in the state before the rlivorci was granted. Hardly had this trouble died down when Lottie began suit in Los Vngeles, asking divorce from 1 A. G. Rupp, New York stockbroker J And now comes news of the death of Olive Thomas, Jack's wife, under tragic circumstances, in J Paris. She died from mercurial poison taken, il is suited, by mistake. French police began an inves- tigation which included several resorts in the Mont -martc district, said to have been visifed by Miss j . Thomas shortly before sin- took- the poison The' Paris police soon decided that the poison was taken by mistake and dropped the probe. ran IH