Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1922 — Page 7

NOV. 3, 1922

GABFIELD PARK SHELTER HOUSE MAY BE CLQSED K.ack of Revenue and Dancing Ban Brings Problem Before Board of Commissioners. What sitali wo do with thè Garfield shelter house this winter? The boar i of park commissioners pondered on thè question today. R. Walter Jarvis, of parks and recreation, 1 1 thè regular meeting Thursday aftemoon, reeommended it be closed because thè city council and State tax board would not permit thè park department sufficient revenue for 1923 to carry out an extensive program and because thè council has put a ban upon dancing In public buildings. Jarvis pointed that thè building, tvhlch cost $60,000, is cquipped with a heating plant and it was originally intendetì it shouUl be thè scene of many a mcrry gathering of thè young folk of thè south side, but council opposition has put a damper on all this. Edward E. Me Bri de, director of recreation. announced he intended to operate t'ne recreation workers' r.chool in thè shelter house this winjter, but he was dissuade! when it was pointed out there were no sidewaiks around thè building. “Nobody would let lsis daughter walk half a mile from a carline through a park in thè winter time,” said Prcsident Charles A. Bookwalter. Then Mcßride suggested he niight hold thè school in thè “Me and Sarah” n air thenter in Garfield I’ark. He fproposrd to heat thè place somehow. “What! Fot a lieating plant in an open air theater?” inquired Bookwalter. Mcßride said he had had thè stage openlng closed with tarpaullns and thought some kind of a stove and chimnev could be rigeed up. “Yes and Fire Chief O'Brien would ram thè chimnev right down your throat.’’ commented City Engineer John L. Elliott. Jarvis said he could obtain permission to use thè Lauter Memorial house for thè recreation school again this witner if Mcßride wanted it. Mcßride consented. •POLITICS IS MAN'S GAME’ Woman Candidate in Illinois Says Minds Diffcr. Bv Un iteri Preg* CHICAGO. Nov. 3.—Men need never fear politicai doniination by women, ■ Mrs. Winnifrrd Mason Huck, candidate for Congressman-at-largo from Illinois, to fili thè unexpired tcrm of her father. thè late William E. Mason, declared here today aster a strenuous campai gn. “Politics is a nian’s game,” he said. “Women’s minds are fundamentally different from those of men Few wc-men have thè necessary qualificaticns to enter politics. There is no deubt that women are in politics to stay, but thè threatened formation ol a women's bloc to oppose men will never develop.”

NOVEMBER!! Have You Started? Remember Alì Savings Accounts opened and All Deposlts Macìe During thè first ten days of November will draw interest from November first. We Pay 4V2% on Saving Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street. Open all day Saturday—B A. M. to BP. M.

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ROMANTIC Puppy Love Fails By United Press LAFAYKTTE, Ind., Novi 3.—The "contract marriage trust" was broken today. Six boy and girl actors apprehended in midwest towns were back home with their dreams of maritai bliss shattered. Leaders in thè puppy love cult declared that their motives were thè hlghest and that they belleved that thè contract marriages would have been thè stepping stone to permanent marriage. Levan Cunningham, 19, leader of thè cult, is doing penanee for a year In Kansas City. Aster that time he may be allowed to marry Alice Moorehouse. The two were arrested in Bloomington, 111., aster they had signed their marriage agreement. Léonard Johnston, 16, was arrested in Kansas City. Mabel Cartwright. 14, was arrested in St. Louis with Glenn Cunningham and May Zufall. Mabel' was paired with Johnston, but thè latter deserted thè party aster he learned he was Mabel's “second choice.” Originally there were five couples in thè cult, but two of them backed out. •WOMEN ARE STRONGER’ Mrs. Hooper Says Weaker Sex Idea Is All Wrong. By United Presti OSHKOSII, Wis.. Nov. 3.—Women can stand a strenuous politicai campaign better than men, Mrs. Jesslo Jack Hooper, Democratic candidate for thè United States Sonate, declared here today. “This idea that women are thè weaker sex is all wrong,” she said. “Uve participated in just as strenuous a campaign as any man ever did. Often 1 have gone right from thè train to thè platform and from thè plat forni back to thè train for thè next jump.” LIKES CAMPAIGN Mrs. Oleson Says It Is Invigorating to Scek Office. By United Press MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 3 Anna Dickie Oleson, first woman nominee for United States Senate, is ronvinced there’s no such thing as a “killing campaign.” Running for office isn't as hard as it looks, she said. “I li admit it's been strenuous, but it has been invigorating and entirely enjoyable.” In fifteen weeks Mrs. Oleson, Democratic nominee. has covered every county in thè State by automobile, speaking as many as eleveti times a day and working seldom less than sixteen hours out of twenty-four. DABYS COLDS |j are eoon “nippcd in thè bud” without “dosing” by use of — VICKS W Varoßub Or-er 17 Milita far* Uteri V*afo

PREMIER SEEKS VITESDFWOMEN Bonar Law Makes Dignified Appeal to ‘Society’ Which Lloyd George Scorns. By RALPH TURNERR United Sete Staff Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 3.—While David Lloyd George is scornlng Mayfair and Prlgravia, and showing his regard for thè Brltish aristocracy by moving into oue of thè humbled sections of London. Premier Bonar Law, labelled thè “rich man’s candidate” by some opponents, is making a dignified bid for thè vote of English society women. He addressed a politicai meeting “for women only” that packed thè Royal Theater In Drury Lane on Thursday with a gorgeous audience o* thè society leaders of London. Titled ladies, beautiful patricians and a proportion of lessar aristocrats turned out for thè meeting. There was an impressive display of rich gowrs, sparkling jewels, costly furs, limousines and footmen in bright liverles. The unique meeting demonstrated that British society women are giving up bridge parties and teas for sober politicai meetings as thè election campaign reaches its climax. For thè first time, thè rcal aristocrats amorig English women are rivaling tho professional suffragista in their display of politicai interest. They previously disdained politics. But now they are mixing in with an enthusiasm much like that shown by American women in their Congressional campaign now nearing an end. Has Naturai Appeal Premier Bonar I>aw, standing for old-time conservatism, naturally appeals to women of English society. They noted that his cabinet includod an unexpected proportion of dukes and lords and other high personages. And they turned out en rnassse to hear him address his first strictly women's meeting. But Bonar Law. who carne up in thè world as a business man rather than a matinee idol or a pink tea hero. probably would rather have faced thè

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A tremendous success was scored in Berlin by Eleanor W. Sawyer, American prima donna, when she appeared as Tosca at thè Berlin State Opera House. Thlrteen curtain calla were taken by Miss Sawyer, who is thè first American to appear In thè former Royal opera since thè war. most cynlcal board of directors In all Britain than that fiuttering aaseniblage of London society beauties. He tugged nervously at his coat lapels while thlnking for Just thè right thing to say. Proinjsee Naval Position The premier drew his greatest applauso whan he promised to return thè troops from thè Near Ernst and when he declared Great Britain Intended to maintain her naval position. The women scemed to be more interested In military and naval affairs than in domestic problema. In a manner that forcefully recalled President Harding, thè British premier insisted he is no genius—he promises no miracles. Like Harding. he appeared to thing supermcn are not needed just now. "Let's get back to a ncrmal government,” Bonar Law said, almost literally tear:.ng a paragraph from one of Harding's speeches. “There are times when it is best to be stili and go slowly.”

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‘TEDDY’ O'BRIEN REGEIVES LONG TERNI IN PRISON Youthful Slayer Given Maximum Sentence In Ohio Court— Was Wanted Here. “Teddy” O’Brien will not be able to return to Indianapolis for trial on charges of robbery and for complicity in a cutting affray. Under thè name of Mrs. Mabel Champion, she will be detained In Olilo twenty years doing a term for manslaughter. Sho was convicted by a Jury in Cleveland for killing Thomas A. O’Connell. carnivai promoter of New Ilaven. Conn. Tho penalty was thè maximum for manslaughter. “Teddy” was arrested in an Indianapolis hotel in Aprii, 1921. She was saJd to have been in a room with Clarence E. Mahaffey, 22, of Chicago. Mahaffey said “Teddy” stole $34 from him and then cut thè telephone wires.

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Proclamation

By United Press WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.—President Harding, in his annua! Thanksglving proclamation, lssued today, calls upon thè people of thè country to continue “to make our own great fortune a nieans of helping ancl serving, as best we can, thè cause of all humanity.” “Let us In all humllity acknowledge how great is our debt to thè Providence which has generously dealt with us and give devout assurance of unselflsh purpose to play helpful and ennobling parts !n human advancement,” thè proclamation read.

Before leaving thè room she slashed Mahaffey with a knife. She was arrested as she attempted to escape in a taxicab. Later she was released on bond and “Jumped” her bond, going to Cleveland, where she was arrested for murder. Thief Gets Lap Robe C. H. Eisenhauser, 2137 S. New Jersey St., reported that a $25 lap robe was stolen from Iris automobile last night while thè car was parked in thè rear of thè Roberts Annex apartments.

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