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Dunstan Times, Issue 3137, 2 October 1922, Page 8

Too much kissing by summer tourists in the crypt of the Paris Pantheon may result in 1!) c removal of tlic famous burying place from the list of public monuments that may be visited except as a rare privilege. Protests received quite recently declare thai foreigners- enjoy the darkened crypt, to such nil extent, thai they demand lone; orations regsirding tlie careers of the Krcneli heroes and diplomatists buried there. Whenever the lights are turned on there is a. suspicions return to a position of respectful attention, indicating a deportment not in keeping with the sacred precincts and recalling the words of -Marat : "If I thought they would bury me in the Pantheon. I would prefer never to die." Kiiglaud's anti-cigarette lampaiguers have been furnished with sinking propaganda material by the fate of an II year-old boy into whose death an >nipiesl was held at Celling. Durham, lately. If was shown the lad spent an evening in a motion picture show. where he smoked 1 1 cigsiroti.es and viir found dead In bed the next morning. The medical examiners said he died i;f nicotine poinsoiting.