Poisoned Shadow in the Abingdon House
Investigator Paul Harley visits Sir Charles Abingdon after being shadowed, only for Abingdon to die from heart failure as the case hints at poisoning. Nicol Brinn knows a hidden meaning behind the words Fire Tongue and Nicol Brian warns Harley to act with caution amid a tense, suspenseful confrontation in the Green Park vicinity.
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Paul Harley
Sir Charles Abingdon
Sir Charles
Harley
Abingdon
Nicol Brinn
MacMurdoch
Ormuz Khan Mystery Deepens At Harley’s Office
Paul Harley and Miss Phil Abingdon discuss the Fire Tongue and Ormuz Khan as Harley plots to track Ormuz Khan and Nicol Brinn. Doctor McMurdoch observes, Abingdon arrives bravely, while Harley notes potential danger and keeps his own counsel.
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Paul Harley
Harley
Miss Abingdon
Ormuz Khan
Sir Charles
Mr. Harley
Tim
Phil Abingdon
London
The
Savoy
Aul Harley
Ormuz. Khan
Nicol Brinn
A Meeting on the Strand with Phil Abingdon
Paul Harley, lost in thoughts of Phil Abingdon, encounters her near the Strand. She hurries from the Savoy and hails a taxi to Dr. McMurdoch's, where Harley reluctantly agrees to accompany her. He vows to hide his knowledge of Nicol Brian while maintaining faith in Dr. McMurdoch's judgment.
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Paul Harley
Innes
And
Harley
Merton
Miss Smith
Phil Abingdon
Doctor McMurdoch
McMurdoch
Phil
Miss Abingdon
Abingdon
Dr. McMurdoch
London
Strand
Savoy Hotel
Ormuz Khan
Savoy
Dr. McMurdoch’s
Yo' Ley
Nicol Brian
Sively
How to Dance by Washington Bureau booklet offer
The Indianapolis Times advertises a how to dance booklet by its Washington Bureau dance expert. It includes steps for waltz one step fox trot and variations with diagrams, and urges readers to send 5 cents in stamps with their name and address to receive the guide.
Salvation Army to Aid 800 Indianapolis Families
Major W. B. Sowers said the Salvation Army will provide Christmas baskets of toys and candy to about 800 Indianapolis families at the Citadel on Christmas morning nine o’clock. A ton of candy has been ordered and hundreds of dollars spent on toys for distribution at Tomlinson Hall Christmas Eve. Tickets for baskets are available at the Citadel and funds are sought to support the program. Separately, Seymour American Legion plans to build a new home with a special meeting around January 1.
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Salvation Army
Indianapolis
W. B. Sowers
Major Sowers
Citadel
S. Capitol Ave
Sowers
Tomlinson Hall
Army
Seymour Post
The
American Legion
Hoosier Briefs and Local Elections News
Union Township resident John A. Newman elected 1924 president of Marshall County Farm Bureau. A Johnson for President Club plan calls for a new weekly paper in Bloomington. Purdue fraternities to aid Lafayette children at Christmas with gifts and visits. Lawrence County to sell $307,000 in bonds for a Bedford courthouse. Anna Sullivan, 194, northern Indiana’s oldest woman, dies near South Bend. Bluffton church to rename to First Christian Church. Mrs. Hannah McCullick, 76, divorces William McCullick, 66, over alimony. George R. Carlisle to join State Board of Accounts as field examiner. L. W. Ross, Boone County Farm Bureau president for 1924. Dr. F. A. Shoaf elected president of Howard County Medical Society for 1924. John Kwansy arrested after naturalization on a still raid. Montgomery County issues nonresident hunting licenses for the first time. Benton Harbor men pay permits with photo required. Noblesville adds large incubator, capacity 15 000 eggs. Elmer Brown, wealthy New York investor, plans poultry farming on Boone farm.
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Elmer Brown
Noblesville
Brown
New York
Indiana
Booné Farm
Power of Real Thought Prevails in Boston Lecture
John C. Lathrop of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, told a Murat Theater audience that persistent right thought can remove mountains. He argued thoughts are things and matter is mindless, urging divine Mind over material will for healing and correction. He warned the human will rooted in matter is selfish and prone to evil, contrasting it with Truth Life and Love.
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Mountains
John C. Lathrop
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Murat Theater
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South Bend
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Hannah McCullick
Portland
William McCullick
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Harrison Township
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