Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1922 — Page 11

MAY 22,1922.

‘ALICE ADAMS’ WINS SI,OOO IN 1921 WRITINGS Booth Tarkington's Novel Recognized'by Award of Pulitzer Prize. The Pniltzer prize of SI,OOO for the American novel published during 1921, which best presents the wholesome atmosphere of American life and the highest standard of American manners and manhood, has been awarded to Booth Tarkington of Indianapolis for his "Alice Adams.” Stuart P. Sherman, Samuel M. Grothers and Jefferson B. Fletcher were the" Jury which chose the book.. It Is the second time Mr. Tarkington has won the Pulitzer prize, which Is awarded through Columbia University. His “The Magnificent Ambersons" was a prize winner two years ago. After being Informed of his good fortune, the author announced he and Mrs. Tarkington are leaving today for their home on the Maine coast, where they will stay for seven months. Mr. Tarkington said he will write another play while In the East. Other Pulitzer awards, according to word received here, were as follows: Best reporter's work, Klrke L. Simpson for stories on burial of “rhe Unknown Soldier,” SI,OOO. Best editorial, Frank M. O'Brien In the New York Herald, on “The Unknown Soldier,” SSOO. Best public service by a newspaper. New York World for expose of Ku-Klux Klan, SSOO gold medal. Beat cartoon, Ilollin Klrty, In New York World. “On to Moscow.” SSOO. Best original American play, Eugene O’Neill for "Anna Christie,” SI,OOO. Best book on United States history, James Trulow Adams for "The Founding of New England, $2,000. Best American biography, Hamlin Garland for “A Daughter of the Middle Border,” SI,OOO. * Beat volume of verse, Edwin Arlington Boblnson for his "Collected Poems,” SI,OOO. ‘

VALENTINO MAY GET AWAY WITH NEW MARRIAGE ■v California Lawyers Eager for Showdown on DivorceMarriage Law. — t DOS ANGELES, Cal.. May 22.—Rudolph Valentino. “Romeo of the movies,” who faces the charge of bigamy for his “too soon” marriage to Winifred Hudnut, known in filmdom as Natncba Rambova, may never come to trial. The habeas corpus loomed today as his possible avenue of escape. District Attorney Thomas Dee Woolwine and his assistants are preparing to combat such a move on the part of the defense. It was learned. Should su-h writ be obtained, Valentino may never face a preliminary bearing now scheduled for June 1. It is admitted the Valentino case may prove a means of obtaining a definite decision that California barristers have long wanted, as It Is said to be the first complaint Involving an international marriage in this State. The point the higher courts will be asked to adjudicate Is whether or not It Is legal for a person to marry nnder the laws of another country before having received a final divoce l decree from a previous mariage in this ' States and then come within the bounds of Callfonia and reside with their latest mate. Two Important developments were scheduled to take place In the case today. 1. Detective Sergeant Edward King, who has been making a check through Imperial Valley over the “honeymoon trail,” was expected to make a detailed, personal report to Woolwtne. 2. Jean Acker, first wife of Valentino, from whom he secured an interlocutory decree of divorce last January, who has been 111 ever since the Valentino Investigation started, was expected to be able to be questioned today. Protopapadakis Is Greek Premier LONDON, May 22.—M. Protopapadakis. former minister of finsnee In the Greek cabinet, has been appointed premier of Greece, according to a dispatch from Athens today. This is the third ministry Greece has had in a week. GETS CALL TO BEDFORD. COLUMBUS, Ind., May 22.—The Rev. H. B. Hole of the St. Paul's Episcopal Omrch has been elected rector of the St. John's Church at Bedford and Is giving the matter of acceptance consideration. He aays be will probably announce a decision within three weeks. WHAT CAUSES GAS ON THE STOMACH? R Is caused by fermenting, tour waste | matter in the Intestines. This old. foul matter should be thoroughly cleaned out with simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, ete., as mixed In Adler-l-ka. This acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing old accumulated matter yon never thought was In your system. Adler-l-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on the stomach. EXCELLENT for four stomach and chronic constipation. Gnards against appendicitis. H. J. Huder, druggist— Advertisement

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BT NORA KAY. Mistress Mary of the old nursery rhyme conld never have been called ‘'contrary” if her garden had produced such pleasing results as does the miniature schodl garden which la a part of the health show’s exhibit of work done In the Indianapolis public schools. Expressions of admiration are heard from amateur gardeners both old and young, at the sight of the neatbeds of tiny turnips, slim onions and pale green lettuce, guarded on either side by tall, though youthful beans and artistic rows of peas, while In the diminutive cold frames tender young tomato plants live In snug seclusion until danger of frost la past. Even the old fashioned rose bushes grow beside the trim picket fence, and a tiny bird house Invites feathered assistants to help keep down the greedy bugs and wormfc. Another of tfle school exhibits that call* forth favorable comment from the older visitors Is that which shows the work of the grade school sewing classos. Here are shown the carefully made layettes made by the Junior Red Cross for overseas babies, practical school frocks which the girls have made for themselves and dainty lingerie beautifully ornamented with handwork. Correct diet for the school child Is shown In two contrasting types of food, the proper and Improper. On the first list are milk made foods, eggs, spinach and other healthful vegetables; on the second, big greasy doughnuts, coffee, pies—even though they might be mother's best —pickles and other articles tending to give any tender stomach an unet.sy night MILK DRINKING IS EMPHASIZED. To emphasize the importance of milk drinking, a sturdy-looking doll occupies one of the school booths, holding In one hand bottle half filled with milk and In the other a glass Into which she pours the milk from the bottle. Then, with one Ukelife motion, she lifts the glass, drinks the milk and, to the amazement of the onlookers, back It comes Into the bottle. "No wnoder abe can afford to drink ninety-nine quarts a day!” remarked one astonished bystander. Just across from the school exhibit the Nature Study Club has an Interesting booth of stuffed birds, and many a boy as well as the girls may be seen stealthily stroking the flerce-looklng owls or punching the pelican's big beak to see If Real, live models are featured In the | Indiana Dental Society’s exhibit, where i the children drop In to watch and rej main, with Spartan fortitude, to have | the white-clad young dentists give their teeth an examination and point out their defects. "PICKLED” BRAINS ATTRACT COMMENT. “Do you suppose our brains will ever look hs queer as these?” Inquired one youthful observer to another at the sight of the jars of "pickled” brains that one of the hospitals show In tly;ir exhibit. The older of the two read the label, “al- ! coholic brain” thoughtfully and then ob- , served, “Nope, not unless the price of 1 drinks come down.” Attractive nurses In crisply starched j uniforms of blue and white add to tho atI tractiveness of the model hospital rooms, ! one shown for patients, the other is a : model room for nurses in training. The | feminine visitors at the show also are ' attracted by the doll display showing tho ; uniforms of the various schools of nursj ing throughout the State. For the masculine minds there is the Army display of equipment used by the ; Army medical corps—everything from the i mysterious looking brown bag which, as j the oflk-r in charge explained. was called a ‘Lister” bag and was used to hold water so that it could be purified if there was any question of 11s fitness for drinking purposes, to the new airplane ambulance In which wounded soldiers .an be carried with both swiftness and ease to a place where they can be given treatment The water in the "Lister” bag, it seems, is brought into the class with the Indianapolis supply by the simple method of emptying the contents of a j tiny vial of chlorinated lime Into the bagful of water, allowing it to stand for

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INDIANA NIGHT Presiding—Warren T. McCray, Governor of Indiana. 7:30 P. M. Motion Pictures—Under direction of Indiana Board of Indorsers of Photo Plays. Mnsio—News Glee Clnb. Normal College of The American Gymnastic Union—Calesthentieo—• Starching Exercises. ( Free Exercises. Folk Gymnastics —Dances— Sorrentlna. Tyrolean Trio. The Nightingale. Country Danes. Address—“ The Food We Bast”—Dr. H. E. Barnard. Violin Soto—Arnold Davis, Shortrtdgo High School, Mr. Claude Palmer, Director. Pageant— “ The Dally Life of a Stndend Nurse"— University of Indiana School of Nursing. Motion Pictures —Under direction of Indiana Board of Indorsers of Photo Plays.

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FIRE DAMAGES 2 BUILDINGS IN SEVERESTORM Theater, Restaurant, Stores and Print Shop Burned to Extent of $170,000. DALLAS, Texas; May 22. —Damage estimate at $170,000 was caused by fire during a severe electrical and rain storm here last night and early today. Lightning struck the Cycle Park Open Air Theater and the entire structure was consumed. The loss was placed at $50,000. The negro caretaker has not been seen since the fire. A fire gutted the building at 1519 Commerce street, In the heArt of the business section, causing a loss of $25,000 to tho Lee & Coats restaurant and Army and Navy Equipment store and $60,000 to Walraven Brothers, a printing and stationery concern. The building loss is about $25,000.

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