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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
4
New York May 23 Mrs Bilver Grimes a suffragette and writer argues that women who marry without love are unhappy and poor mothers. She says marriages should be thought through before the step and that money or fear of aging drive many unions. Grimes, mother of four, emphasizes developing children's individuality.
A movement called the National Peace Scouts asserts it will separate boy scouting from militarist aims. Sir Francis Vane promotes a nonmilitarist path, with 60,000 to 100,000 members, stressing civil discipline and an international outlook. The group opposes conscription and any link to army maneuvers or territorial forces.
The Hiawatha cafe will open Wednesday evening in Monument Circle, opened by Mrs. A J Trop proprietor of the Kingston hotel. Decorated with Indian bric-a-brac paintings and relics it will be open to both ladies and gentlemen via the hotel lobby.
Army orders grant two months leave with permission to go beyond the sea to Col. Stanhope E. Blunt. First Lt. John S. Lumbie Jr. is relieved from Philippine duty and assigned as transport surgeon of the Sherman in San Francisco. Capt. Charles L. Lanham and First Lt. Herbert L. Evans receive two month leaves. First Sgt. August Ulsusefer is to be placed on the rehire list. Capt. Daniel W. Arnold moves to St. Paul Minn for chief quartermaster duties. Col. J Estcourt Sawyer noted as assistant intermenter general. Capt. Richard H. McMaster granted two months leave.
The Grand features Dr. Herman the electrical wizard and strong supporting acts by Mme. Mauricia Morichini, Donald Bowles as Guilty, Helene Greatrex, and Gus Edwards's Country Kids. At the Park, Eliza's misadventures drive a lively postmastery spoof with Georgia Lee, Fay Baker, Clara Canaan, and a solid ensemble including George Arvine, Louise Dunbar, Walter Hochstuhl, Tom Chatterton, Frank Jones, Willie Fork, Harry Coffin, Francis Joyner, and Earl Metcalf headlining in a character drama full of humor.
Three of five acts rely on comedy. Alvin brothers perform on Roman rings with new feats of strength. Robisch and Childress present singing and dancing divertissement. Charles Williams is a musical comedian using a tin can and violin. Miss Blanche Irwin sings pleasing songs. Cliff Norman performs illustrated songs and moving pictures close the bill.
Millbury Mass May 24 Aunt Delia raises a rose bush of Killarney roses to send to her nephew President Taft. If it fulfills its promise it will have a place on the White House grounds. In her garden she cherishes six other rose bushes gifted by the president when he was a boy and enjoyed Aunt Delia’s Greek myth fables.
Father Marino Priori, pastor of the Holy Rosary church, selects a twelve man committee to oversee construction of a new Italian church. Bishop Chatard backs the project and supports the movement of the Italian congregation toward a dedicated place of worship.
The Indianapolis German Literary Club held its annual guest day at Woodruff Place Clubhouse with spring decorations, a German language drama, dancing by children, and a musical program. Social events followed at the Country Club and University Club, with teas, luncheons, and bridge sessions hosted by Mrs. Shaw and others. Notable attendees included Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks and Mrs. James Middleton, plus artists like Adam Emory Albright preparing travel plans abroad.
Atlantic City May 24 The prospect of a pretty girl lifeguard stirs young bathers as an athletic maid applies for bench lifesaver status. City officials say they will not appoint a woman guard but pressure grows for the girl whose photo shows youth and attractiveness. Objections center on crowds drawn by her presence at bathing stations.
In Philadelphia on May 22, Ruth Horton and Kate Clark were found fighting with hatchets near Spruce Street. Horton was badly cut and treated at Cooper hospital. Clark refused to file a complaint. Recorder Stackhouse sentenced both women to one month in jail.
A distressed constituent reports calling to see the senator by appointment and finding him out each time. The private secretary dismisses the concern while noting the papers claim many people are finding him out.
Advertisement urges stopping liquid pills that irritate the bowels and touts Cascarets as a cure for a week. Claims include strong bowels, toned muscles, healthy action, and right results. Markets as the world’s biggest seller with a million boxes a month.
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