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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1909

Page

8

The Mystery of the Yellow Room Chapter Excerpt

In Paris reporter Rouletabille pursues the Yellow Room murder mystery as Frederic Larsan and Darzac face suspicion. The tale follows clues of a hidden escape, muddy footprints, and a mysterious gallery scene at the Stangerson château.

Paris Yellow Room Mre Stangerson Alle. Stangersons Daddy Jacques Chasteau Mile Joseph Rouletabille Epoque Sawyer Sinclair Robert Darzac Miles Stangerson Frederick Larsan Monsieur Stengerson Larsan Rouecabilie Darzac Rouletabille Stingerson Daddy Cueques Chateau Mademoiselle Stangerson Mademoiselle Stanzerson Boudoir Monsieur Robert Darzac Elysee Garden Monsieur Darzac Tam Jacques Frederic Larsan Monsieur Stangerson Frederic

Mack and Marcus Cartoons at the Grand

Two cartoonists Mack from the San Francisco Chronicle and Marcus from the Philadelphia Enquirer headline a novelty vaudeville act at the Grand. They draw rapid fire, color pictures on blank paper in minutes with audience sketches and visual humor without words. The theater temperature is kept stable by automatic regulation.

the Grand Mack and Marcus San Francisco Chronicle Philadelphia Enquirer Denver

Park Theater Presents Margaret of the Ellises

Holden stock company continues to draw crowds at the Park Theater despite warm weather. Eleanor Le Croix Flaig, author of the play, receives congratulations on its success. The play may head to New York for a fall run and tour with Miss Curtis starring. Next week the company performs The Little Minister by Maude Adams.

Margaret Ellises Holden Stock Company Park Theater Holden Eleanor le Croix Flaig New York Miss Marie Curtis

Yiddish Heart at Empire Theatre Next Tuesday Night

Great interest shown for the Yiddish troupe led by David Kessler at the Empire theater next Tuesday night. The Jewish Heart has run a season at Kessler's Thalia in New York last winter and now promises hearted drama pathos comedy and entrancing music for local patrons.

David Kessler Empire Theater Kessler Thalia New York

Graduation Exercises For Sunday School Teachers Held In Marion

The Marion County Sunday School association prepares a graduation evening for teachers who finished the Teacher Train Course. June 11 at Central Avenue M E Church opens with 7 30 organ recital by Prof Charles Hansen Second Presbyterian. Speaker is W C Pearce of Chicago international teacher training leader. Tickets 25 cents from 417 Law Building office.

Marion County Sunday School Association Central Avenue M.E. Ecurch Charles Hansen Second Presbyterian Church W. C. Pearce Chicago International Teacher Training International Adult Bible Pearce Maine California Office of the Association Law

City record for a day births and deaths and notices

Births list includes Henry and Alice Colvin at 402 tv Wal nut street a boy Edward and Cora Reinhardt at 1214 W Ninth street a boy Samuel and Daisy Bacon at 2235 Lexington Avenue a boy Roy and Maria Halstead at 614 Oakland Avenue a girl William and Sallie Martin at 1410 Shepard Street a boy Charles and Lizzy McDaniels at 228 W Maryland Street a girl Carl and Holde Schulmeyer at 3411 Salem Eber and Sarah McKinney at 2132 Singleton Street a boy Albert and Cora Laufer at 1220 Polk. Deaths include Charles O. Dosch 68 City hospital ether pneumonia Joseph B. Wiles 51 2322 Talbott Avenue pneumonia Edna Anderson 19 City hospital mitral insufficiency Frank Kelly 2 City hospital lobar pneumonia Lilah Hill 2415 N Keystone Avenue tubercular meningitis Anna M C Rosener 2% 1442 Orange Street pulmonary tuberculosis Marriages Licenses list multiple couples. Building permits issued for Mount Jackson sanitarium additions and several houses with costs.

Henry Alice Colvin Walnut Street Edward and Cora Reinhardt Nineteenth Street Samuel and Daisy Bacon Lexington Avenue Roy and Maria Halstead Oakland Avenue William and Sallie Martin Shepard Street Charles and Lizzy McDaniels Maryland Street Carl and Holde Schulmeyer Salem Street Eber and Sarah McKinney Singleton Street Albert and Cora Laufer Polk Street Charles O. Dosch City Hospital Joseph B. Wiles Talbott Avenue Edna Anderson Frank Kelly Lilah Hill Keystone Avenue Anna M. C. Rosener Orange Street Jee A. Reynolds Grace B. Camp T Thomas Wishmire Nelle Shea Bertram Delp Effie E. Eilis Charles R. Barnett Mae M. Taylor Horace Carpenter Sarah B. Thomas Arthur R. Baker Jesse E. Ashley Hiram Brown Phebe J. Riley Charles M. Hoffman Adie E. Ringer Mount Jackson Sanitarium Washington John Bernhart Blake Neal G. Cox Concord K. Howard

Eloquent Speakers for Beta Theta Pi Banquet at Columbia Club

The Beta Theta Pi banquet at the Columbia club tomorrow features President William A. Hamilton and Secretary Francis W. Shepardson on the toast list. Shepardson, highly versed in Beta history, is expected to excel among speakers alongside Melville V. Miller, former assistant secretary of the Interior. Also slated are Rev. W. D. Parr of Kokomo and Purdue’s Prof Stanley W. Coulter.

Columbia Club Natorial Organization William A. Hamilton Francis W. Shepardson Shepardson Beta Theta Pi Melville V. Miller Hev. W. D. Parr Kokomo Stanley W. Coulter Purdue University

Police and Fire Stations Report Light Duties and Gear Updates

Reports from station No 3 confirm adequate rations for officers and families. Lieut James Horn at fire station No 21 left to paint the chief’s office ceiling, causing rumors of a vanished phosphorus cat and nocturnal calls ceasing. Corner and mounted police to wear soft hats for sun glare protection. A Mathey fished at Brooklyn Indiana catching enough to satisfy himself, while George Hardesty took a vacation with plans to fish but found high water and a flooded creek hindered the trip.

James Horn

Prof Hering to Speak on Christian Science Faith Tonight

Local Christian Scientists host a free lecture at Tomlinson hall by Prof Herman S Hering of Boston on Christian Science. A Philadelphia native and former Johns Hopkins professor, Hering has held leadership roles in the Mother church and spoken nationwide. Public invited, admission free, no collection.

Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis Herman S. Hering C. S&seb First Church of Christ Boston Mr Hering Philadelphia Constantine Hering Hahnemann America University of Pennsylvania Department of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Maryland District of Columbia Concord New Hampshire Christian Science Church Hering

Elks Organize Special Train to National Convention

Indianapolis lodge of Elks plans a special train to the national convention in Los Angeles. The train departs July 7 at 11 40 a m with stops west of Chicago through Denver Salt Lake City and Omaha. Round trip fare is 65 40 with return by Oct 31 and optional San Francisco route. William Noltzs chairs the committee and Charles P Balziz is secretary.

Indianapolis Lodge of Elks Los Angeles Cal Indianapolis Denver Salt Lake City Omaha Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Elks San Francisco William Noltzs Charles P. Balziz

Tenure and removal questions plague state examiners

The piece debates the tenure of the State Examiner of the Public Accounting Board. It explores whether the office is for life or subject to removal, and how a successor is chosen. It notes debates on whether the term is at the pleasure of the appointing authority and if a four year cap exists, reflecting partisan interest at the statehouse and in hotel lobbies.

Larsan Fred Public Accounting Board Hfe General Assembly

Union Debate Over City Dispensary Ambulance Relocation

The Board of Health faces choosing whether to merge the city and Bobbs Free dispensaries and relocate the ambulance from the police barn to a site by the city dispensary at State College. Few favor the union, with many noting past arrangements and added costs for housing the ambulance.

City Board of Health State College Board of Health Ohio Street

Two Women Seek Embalmer Licenses In State Board

Among 100 applicants before the state board of examination at the statehouse two women seek licenses to embalm. The board is led by M. B. Stults as president C. E. Titus as secretary and Dam Cc. Kilty as vice president.

Embalming Board State Board of Examination Statehouse M. B. Stults C. E. Titus Dam Cc. Kilty

Hurty Explains New Law To Wealthers At Claypool

The Indiana health officers school closes its sessions at Claypool with wide attendance from city and county boards. J. M. Hurty, state health commissioner, presents the main feature titled The New Law, the Rules and Examination.

Hurty School of the Indiana Health Officers Claypool J. M. Hurty

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