When Will Love Die In Fashion Says Women Leaders
New York May 9 The club women's atmosphere debates whether love will ever go out of fashion. Gertrude Atherton and Ethel Watts Mumford Grant weigh in with firm views while Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates argues that love and marriage endure. She asserts love is nature and will survive and that wifehood is a profession requiring talent. Grant adds that love will improve with common sense and that women’s education should emphasize usefulness over matrimony.
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Gertrude Atherton
Ethel Watts Mumford Grant
Margaret Holmes Bates
Ethel. Watts Mumford Grant
American Ways For Boys Are Best
Countess Purchelm de Colmar of France arrived in Los Angeles with her nine year old son Robert seeking an American upbringing. She praises American independence and practicality, contrasting European parental control and urging a college path for her child in the United States. The tale includes family lineage and a dispute over inheritance tied to European nobility and Church status.
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Car Struck Auto on Massachusetts Avenue. Occupant Unhurt
A Friday afternoon collision on Massachusetts avenue involved an auto driven by Frank Shellhouse and a street car on A. E. Tenth street. The auto was badly damaged, but Shellhouse escaped injury. The motorman and Shellhouse attempted to avoid contact as the street car bore down, but the car could not stop in time.
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Child Bride of Confederacy in Baltimore Vaudeville
Mrs. La Salle Corbell Pickett widow of Gen George B Pickett speaks at a Baltimore theater about her upcoming lecture Friends of Yesterday She recalls Civil War figures including Lee Jackson Grant Davis and Lincoln and notes Lincoln appointed her husband to the naval academy The interviewer compliments her makeup and charm of southern womanhood remains a defining trait
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George B. Pickett
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Lee
Jackson Grant
Davis
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Beauty and Gold She Would Conquer New York
May 9 report says the Ranee of Kapurthala and Maharajah plan a long U S visit after failed attempts to enter British society. Once favored, now outcasts, they used wealth to gain favor, but the king shunned them at a dinner, prompting renewed English attention to their quest.
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United States
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Lance
Malaga
Spain
Anita Delgado
All England
Dishonest Students Physically Deficient, Study Finds
Madison Wis May 9 That college students detected in dishonest work are physically deficient, a UW study by Dr J C Elsom shows. Of 30 delinquents before the faculty committee on dishonesty, measurements fall short of 4 004 peers in head girth, height, weight, shoulder breadth, chest expansion and strength. The physician links physical vigor and sound nutrition to higher moral and mental performance, noting stress and fear of failure push some to dishonesty.
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Madison, Wis
Elsom
Daring Ringling Brother Climbs 305 Feet For Stunt
Felix Patty of the Patty brothers balanced on his head on the Auditorium tower copestone amid wind and a 10,000 spectator crowd. He stood 305 feet above the street for a full minute, wearing pumps and shirtsleeves, as onlookers watched from Michigan Avenue. A cab driver first noticed the feat and signaled the crowd. Patty tipped his head back and saluted before resuming the act.
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Chicago
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Michigan Boulevard
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The Great Lester and Geisha Girls at Grand Park Majestic
The Grand features The Great Lester ventriloquist and Geisha Girls from Japan in a week of vaudeville. Park theater presents The House of a Thousand Candles starring George Arvine and Miss Dunbar with a planned follow up The Little Gray Lady in dramatized form.
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House of A Thousand Candles
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Army Orders Highlight Personnel Moves and Assignments
Army orders list officers and soldiers with transfers, leaves, and duties across several commands. First Lieut. William A. Johnson to West Point, Maj. William G. Haan granted four months leave with permission to go beyond the sea, and Sergt. Lawrence Gen ner placed on retired list. Also noted are board assignments, instructor details, and staff duties for a National Guard medical school in Columbus, Ohio, with several officers detailed for observation, duty at Walter Reed, and various transfers within coast artillery, infantry, and ordnance units.
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William M. Colgie
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Lawrence Genner
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Luther R. James
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles J. Bailey
Board of Ordinance and Fortification
Arthur Murray
Coast Artillery
John R. Wood
Ordnance Department
Medical Corps
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National Guard of Ohio
Columbus
Edward TU. Munson
Charles R. Reynolds
Henry C. Pisher
Henry F. Piper
Charles G. Mattley
Walter Reed General Hospital
Henry C. Bierkower
Medical Reserve Corps
Ft. Robinson
Neb
Charles F. Martin
Fifth Cavalry
George W. Melver
Twentieth Infantry
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Rock Island Arsenal
School of Tausketry
William P. Woodall
San Francisco
Ft. D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Joseph T. Davidson
Sparta
Wis
Mary Emery Creates Bird Preserve At Cincinnati
Approximately $125000 from the Thomas J. Emery estate is set aside by his wife for a bird home. The two acre Evanswood land will be turned over to the University of Cincinnati biology department under Assistant Prof. H M Benedict. The Mary Emery Bird Preserve will shelter about one hundred bird species and provide study nooks under professor Benedict, a pioneering effort in bird conservation.
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Cincinnati
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Mary Emery
Hmnery
Evanswood
Department of Biology
University of Cincinnati
H. M. Benedict
Professor Benedict
Cupid Drives Navy Crew Toward Wedlock at Naval Station
Cupid has been working overtime at the local recruiting station in the federal building. The present squad of 15 sailors from every fleet has nearly all fallen to Cupid’s darts since arriving in Indianapolis. Eleven of the 15 are already married, one will wed next week, another is set for June, and the remaining two are contemplating matrimony.
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Cupid
Federal Building
Uncle Sam
Navy
Indianapolis
Indiana
Society’s Doings Features Numerous Local Gatherings
A theater party honored three brides, Emma Staley Verla Rollins and Mary Wagner, with a luncheon at Miss Alma Voegtle’s home. Mrs. McCune hosts Sorosis club, Maemer cher plans a May card party, and several couples celebrate wedding anniversaries with receptions at the Indianapolis club. May day and house party events include Phi Sigma sorority and Miss Elia Winkler engagement festivities. Lectures and club programs feature topics on English saints German music and popular plays of the year.
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Alma Voegtle
Emma Staley
Verla Rollins
Mary Wagner
Miss Voegtle
Oscar Voegtie
A. Staley
Lee Kahn
Morris Weiler
Portland
Mrs. Kahn
Mrs. Weiler
Indianapolis Club
Astronomer to View Halley’s Comet From Balloon
Professor David Todd of Amherst College and his wife Mabel Loomis Todd join Charles J. Glidden for a night ascent from Aeropark to two miles high to observe Halley’s comet as it rises. They will use telescope, field glasses, star maps, and a camera, testing an automatic statiscope during the mission. Sunday morning he captured the comet with the 18 inch clock telescope camera.
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Halley
Todd
Comet Tail Spurs Observatory Meteor Tracking Plan
The observatory notes a faint photograph showing the comet with a tail extending in an arc of three degrees. Professor Todd will monitor meteors closely and be ready to trace their paths back to the observation point.
Northern Michigan for Your Outing
Beautifully illustrated booklet describes the famous resorts of the Petoskey Mackinac region and how to reach them comfortably and cost effectively. It notes travel by the Grand Rapids Car Route with free service options. Signed F A Bauchene Acre General Passenger Agent polis Ind.
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Covenenty
Penhayivanie -Grand Rnough
F. A. Bauchene
Acre
Polis
Ind
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