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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

7

Beetles in the Mansion Spark a Bold Scheme

Average Jones spots a detestable ad about ten thousand black beetles at Judge Hawley Ackroyd’s West Sixteenth Street mansion. He uses beetles and a network of “detectives” to trap Ackroyd, save Sylvia Graham’s dog, expose the scheme, and win her affections after a dramatic chase through the Ackroyd house.

Ackroyd W. Sixteenth St New York Jones Simpson Average Jones Ramson Fulton Street Bertram Cosmic Club Astor Court Temple West Sixteenth Street West Sixteenth Feltner Mansion Central Park Hawley Ackroyd Judge Ackroyd Consolidated van Haltern van Haltern Will Sylvia Graham Miss Graham Schuylkill Jim Bert Ife Miss Ackroyd Sylvia A. V. R. E. Jones Edna Hale’s Blue Fires Graham Don Quixote Sixteenth Street Sliss Graham Uncle Hawley Au Revoir Peter Paul Europe Mr. Jones Quy” Ackroyd Amelia van Haltern The Bobbs-Merrill Company

Dorothy and Gerald at the public masque ball confrontation

Dorothy attends a public masque ball with friends despite Gerald’s pleas. A tall domino-clad stranger comforts her as she searches for her party, ends up escorting her home in a taxi, and she kisses him before entering her residence. Gerald follows, claiming concern and asking for trust.

Gerald Dot Gilbert Charley Mason Dorothy McClure

Prize Contest Seeks Best Dog Description From Boys

A temping notice offers $100 for the best 500 word description of a pug dog seen near a large West Sixteenth Street house with details on the dog, accompanying person, the house, and actions. Submissions must be mailed within 24 hours to A. Jones, Advisor, Astor Court Temple, New York.

West Sixteenth Street Banner Office Fifth Sixth Avenue A. Jones Astor Court Temple New York

Where Rufus Stood Rusty Rufus War Tale

A London Opinion piece frames Rusty Rufus recounting his war role as a humorous pitching tale. The skeptical listener asks if he was among the ten, and Rufus replies he was one of the one, noting the odds and their playful exchange.

Rusty Rufus London

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