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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1901

Page

6

Open Air Evangelism Gains Ground In Summer Campaigns

New York June reports a nationwide push by Christians to organize open air workers with tents across cities including Philadelphia. The People’s Church of America aims to preach in theaters in major cities, while English models inspire a national group to educate and fund outdoor outreach. Cardina Ledochowski nears resignation. Cardinal Satolli to succeed. Updates on church leadership, overseas ties, and local social events fill the rest of the page.

Indianapolis Journal New York Philadelphia England Congregationalists of Law Ros People’s Church of America Disinets United States McVicker's Ter Chicago Dr. Thomas Gunsaulus Studebaker Acton and Baker

Century Club Outing Dinner Amid Toasts On Trusts

The Century Club held its annual outing and dinner at Broad Ripple with a stemmer Sunshine boat ride followed by a toast dinner in the pavilion. Toasts addressed trusts and combinations with speakers including Dr C B McCulloen as toastmaster in Mr W W Thornton’s absence. Several guests and club members are named, including Lucile Ballard leaving for Frankfort Ind and Mrs Ada Carey visiting in Ny tomorrow.

University Avenue Parker South Bend C. A. Rodney Denver Col Clara Shark Cofton Springs N. Y George Moore Brookville Ind Florence Fetter Peru Florence Moore I. P. Watte Winchester E. F. Tibbett Madge Layman Virginia University of Virginia Junius Cravens Clinton Bowman Tipton James Braden New York City Buffalo Exposition George W. Brown BE. P. Wise Somerset Frank E. Tibbett Flora Bridges Matteen Miss Taylor Anderson Barrett Pendleton Maud Barrett J. H. F. Tompkins J. L. Kingman Daniel Leslie Central Avenue Robert Hall Manual Training School Downey Avenue W. F. Moffatt Stakapeare Coterie E. P. Wise Bliss Perry Irvington Athenaeum Chapel Winfred Wright Covington Elsie Hodges J. A. Forrest New York Europe J. E. Burr James Banning E. B. Post Oak Avenue Elizabeth Richey Uniontown E. N. Lucas Toledo John Williamson Cincinnati Irvington Epworth League M. BE Evelyn Jeffries Marjorie Hall Verne Sweetman Bernice Hail Frances Coit Maud Russell Clara Hartman Sarah Jutt Tottie Schleicher Mabel Tompkins Suete Carr Helen Cross Ruth Davenport Mary Leslie Charlotte Griggs Clare Century Club Broad Ripple C. B. McCulloen W. W. Thornton W. F. Curryer William M.och- Ten Pred R Chariton George C. Calvert Amos W. Butler Harry B. Burnet Robert A. Brown Crate D. Bowen W. A. Bastion George F. Bass Frank Bullenger Lewis Bo Ewbank Lucile Ballard Frankfort Daisyoung Ada M. Carey B. W. Leavell

Sequel to Robin Hood in Progress and A Busy Musical Week

Harry B. Smith and Reginald De Koven work on a Robin Hood sequel. Miss Elma Iglemann sings at Terre Haute meeting with Miss Ruby Lane. Noted singers Paderewski Rosenthal Hoffman Zeisler Bauer and Zeldenrust headlining tours. Community concerts include Mayflower Church service with mixed vocalists and a long recital program by Edward Neil.

Harry B. Smith Reginald de Koven Robin Hood Elma Iglemann State Music Teachers' Association Terre Haute Ruby Lane M. Paderewski Rosenthal Josef Hoffman Mme Fannie Bloomfield-Zeister Zeisler Harold Bauer Eduard Zeldenrust Holland

Shoemaker's Holiday staged by Butler College students

Butler College English department presents Thomas Dekker's The Shoemaker's Holiday next Thursday at English's with a near replay of the Fortune Theatre stage. The production features fifty actors, period costumes from Wolff & Fording, and a recreated Elizabethan pit. Cast includes Simon Eyre Frank Long and Hugh Lacy George Kern with a large list of patrons and notable local figures supporting the event.

Thomas Dekker Butler College Indianapolis Fortune Theater Golden Lane London Dekker Shakspeare Ben Jonson Jonson Hugh Lacy Earl of Lincoln France Simon Kyse Tower Street Eyse Lacy Simon Eyse Leadenhall Mio Delta Upsilon Harvard University Iws Lakour Boston Cambridge Wellesley College Harvard Yale Chicago Wolff & Fording Edgar Morris Simon Eyre Frank Long Fork Earle Edson Hodge Everson McHatton Ralph Theodore Vance King Samuel Offutt George Kern Roland Lacy Hans George Brewster Roger Oakley Jasper Moses Askew William Langley Hammon Harry Fuller Warner Cleo Hunt Dodger Walter Lybrand Walter Holmes Monger Arthur Waters Rose Florence Moore Sybil Minnie Wink Margery Jessamine Armstrong Netta Campbell Bowen-Merrill Company Jessie Allen M. A. F. Armstrong Kokomo Hervey Bates H. L. Beveridge A. W. Brayton EB. C. Thompson H. L. van Hoff Gordon Varney Sarah Vietcher Wagner Charles Walker June Williams John R. Wilson J. M. Winters Evans Woollen W. W. Woo Emil Wulsechner Charles B. Clarke Perry H. Clifford Mellie Colgan W. H. Cook Edward Daniels John Candee Dean May W. Donnan Jacob P. Dunn L. H. Dunning John B. Elam Wiliam Chas. W. Fairbanks Ida Davis Finley Emily Fletcher H. W. Foltz J. D. Forrest Clarence Forsyth Chapin Foster William Dudley Foulke Richmond W. E. Garrison St Louis Louise Garrard John L. Griffiths Arthur B. Grover M. O. Haldeman W. J. Hasselman Franlin W. Hays George C. Hitt F. Hodges C. E. Hollenbeck T. C. Howe Lois G. Hufford Flora M. Hunter A. Hyde Alexander Jameson Henry Kahn R. Kautz Calvin N. Kendall Hugh McK. Landon James T. Layman Kate Layman J. M. Leathers Max

Weber & Fields Commission Burlesque on Uncle Tom Theme

The act merges two plots as Weber and Fields allegedly ordered Edgar Smith and John Stromberg to write a burlesque on Uncle Tom's Cabin for next season. Dr Wolf Hopper would impersonate Uncle Tom, Weber as Simon Legree, Kelly as Marks, and others as Little Eva Eliza and a bloodhound. Frank L Perley claims a signed contract by Alice Nielsen binds her to his company amid a London season.

Alice Nielson London Miss Nielsen Perley Charles Frohman Frohman R. Perley Nielsen Knickerbocker Peékiey Woton Metropolia Shaftesbury Theater Missouri Nielsen Company Mise Nielsen Mr. Frohman Frank L. Perley Alice Nellsen Opera Company Sue Weber & Fields Edgar Smith John Stromberg Wolf Hopper Uncle Tom Joseph M. Weber Simon Legree John T. Kelly Marks George AN Bloodhound Lillian Russell Little Eva Fay Templeton Eliza Lou Fields Alice Nielsen Perley Opera Company

Woman Creates First Door Hinge In Ancient Cave Life

Rev Newell Dwight Hillis recounts a mythic 5000 year tale of a girl in Jordan region caves who copies a hinge design and inspires the hinge to become the model of all hinges. A tablet found east of the Jordan depicts the girl with a chisel and hammer beside a door hinge, evidencing early tool invention.

Newell Dwight Hillis Jordan

Whistling for Luck in Sailor Lore

Charles M. Skinner recounts a sea tale from Lippincott about whistling at sea. A sailor warns that whistling in a rising wind invites trouble, while calm whistling is permissible. Captains may whistle to summon wind, but not as a storm approaches.

Charles M. Skinner Lippincott Davy Jones

Pile and Fistula Cure Free Sample Offered by Rea Bros

Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure and a book on piles are sent free to any address. Rea Bros. & Co., Dept. 25, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Rea Bros. & Co Dept. 25 Minneapolis Minn

Starr Piano Co Removal Sale of Pianos

The Starr Piano Co offers a removal sale with steep discounts on new and used pianos to clear stock before moving to new warerooms by August. Prices range from 55 to 425 dollars with easy down payments and monthly plans. trade-ins and mail order options are advertised.

THE Starr Piano CO

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