Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1924 — Page 2

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PASTOR CHARGED IN WIFE’S DEATH Body of Neighbor Also Examined for Poison, Bv Vrtted Pres* MfftTNT VERNON, 111.. Sept. 19. —Rev. Lawence M. Hight, 36, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Ina, a village ten miles ; south of here, today waived preliminary hearing on charge of murdering his wife with arsenic. He is! held in the county jail. Meantime, Coroner .Jess Ree, who ordered analysis of the viscera .of Hight’s wife which showed the presence of poison, started a postmortem into death of Wilbur Sweet - in. a neighbor of the- Rev. Hight. Sweetin's body buried at Metropolis, was exhumed and the viscera was sent to Chicago for ar.tlvsis. Sweetin was 41 years old. He died July 28. Coroner Reese acted at request of Ina citizens who told of gossip coupling Rev. Hight with Sweetin's wife. The death of both Mrs. Hight and Sweetin were‘ascribed to ptomaine poisoning. Rev. Hight declares his enemies have brought the charges against him and denies them. RE-ELECT MRS. RUMPLER Republican's Wamen's rlub In Mccl Every Tuestflty. The Seventh District Republican Women's Club re-elected Mrs. E. C. Rumpler and Mrs. Joseph R Kealihg president and vice president Thursday aternoon at the Columbia Club. Other officers: Mrs. A. E. Brad ! shaw and Mrs. J. D. Hoss, vice presidents; Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, recording secretary; Mrs. Ben H. Urbahns. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Frank H. Butler, treasurer. I

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Soldiers in Blue to Arms Again

Sy Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Sept. 19. —Memory blew reveille today and thirty-five veterans in faded blue squared shoulders and in fancy went marching again through Georgia. The veterans —members of the 75th and 101st Indiana regiments —met here in annual reunion.

WILMETH NOT WORRIED Judge Will Not Comment on Impeachment Suit. City Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth toI day refused to comment on the inij pPrtchment suit filed against him Thursday by Homer A. J. Spucek, 139 W. Pratt St., real estate dealer. “The accusation is so absurb it i doesn't merit comment,” Wilmeth (said. WOM EN ATT EM PTS UIC! D E One Taken to Hospital After Drinking Poison on Street. Attempts were made by two women to end their lives by taking j poison, police said tojlay. { A misunderstanding with her lover | was the reason given by Miss Nora Money, 730 X. Sheffield Ave., Mr i taking poison, while on the street at Keystone Ave. and Tenth St.. Thursj day night. She was taken to the j city hospital. Her condition is not | serious. Love quarrel is given as the motive of Hortense Hartwell. 22. colored. 32T Ellsworth St., who tried to drink poison. Sallie .Wilson, colored. 1107 N. Senate Ave. knocked the vial from her hand. Speed Charged to Three Motorists arrested on speeding charges today were; Carl E. Latitz. 30, of 956 Olin St., Ralph Remer, 22 ■of 630 College Ave., find Edward Jones, 20, colored. 446 IV. TwentyI Fifth St.

S. C. Montgomery was chosen president, taking the place of Henry M. Caylor, former G. A. K. departmental -commander, who died recently. The regiments were recruited in this city and Wabash in 1862 They were under Sherman’s command in his march to the sea and passed in review before President Lincoln in Washington after the close of the war.

Bay City Wins Pennant Hu Times Special BAY CITY, Mich., Sept. 19. —Bay City won the Michigan-Ontario League pennant for the second straight year by defeating Flint in the seven-game series play-off. Flint won the first half of the split season and Bay City the ‘Second. War Veteran Dies By Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind., Sept. 19. i Elias Lunsford, 74, 'Civil War veteran is dead at his home here. ' Among the children who survive are James. Raymond and John Luns- | ford, all of Indianapolis. CORNS Now!—get relief in one minute from corns, callouses and bunions with Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads. They regiove the cause friction and pressure. Thin, easy to apply, antiseptic, healing. Three sizes. Nothing so quick and sure. At your druggist or shoe dealer. DlScholl's 'Zino-pads I v Put one on the pain is gone -

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