Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1925 — Page 7

'MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925

STUDENT TAKES OWN LIFE WHEN HEALTHBREAKS Fires Bullet Into Head at Sunrise After All-Night Party. Bu United Pregg CHICAGO, April 13.—Robert Preston, handsome 21-year-old student, poised on the dock at the foot of •Madison St., looked deep into the pink and purple glory of a spring sunrise, and then sent a bullet crashing into his head. As planned, the body toppled off into Hake Michigan. Preston’s plan to have hi§" body sink to the bottom failed. Two weights he used were not heavy enough. Diaries found on his body showed he chose a few fleeting moments of joyous living as against a long and torturous fight against the dread disease of diabetis. They give a vivid picture of the tumult of mind, of despair, of the efforts to drown out the knowledge of certainty of death. f Preston committed suicide at sunrise yesterday, after a “last fling,” with a party of friends. Police and the coroner found a note in his rooms, addressed to his parents, announcing the suicide. Search of the body revealed the diaries, wrapped in leather. The letter stated in part: "I hope I may be relieving you of a. burden, for I will be better off where I am than if trying to get along as I am.” Preston attended Northwestern University. He also was a former student of the University of Illinois. Ills father is a wealthy manufacturer of Oak Park, 111. Tie tall, slender, dark-haired youih did not want the diaries read, for on one leaf was the following: “Whoever reads this book I wish would go to hell.” Other notations, showing his bitter philosophy of life, were: "Whisky makes the world go around.” “Why is life given a man whose way is hidden?” “When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang yourself.” “The way of a fool is right in his own eyes.” VALET ADMITS KILLINGDANCER 'She Was Always Teasing Me,’ Says German Youth. Bu United Pregg LONDON, April 13. Ernest Rhodes, a young German valet, was firmally charged with the murder lof Grace Diana Ballaker, chdd actress and dancer, who was found on the doorstep, of her mother’s West Kensington home Friday morning, her throat cut. “I did it because she was always teasing mb,” said the, German, em ployed by F. Dallas Cairns, the film actor. Rhodes surrendered Saturday afternoon after Scotland Yard had searched for two days for the girl’s murderer. “Grade laughed in my face and said, ‘You poor fool,’ when I asked to see her on Easter.”

FOUR CAPTURED IN LIQUOR RAID Sheriff, Deputies Visit Farm , and Slate Renter. Two men and two women were held today following a raid Saturday night by Sheriff Omer Hawkins and his deputies on a farm of John Shulmeyer on the Dandy Trail, charged with relating liquor laws. Gua Meyers Is charged with drunkenness and operating a blind tiger. His wife, Dora Meyers, Is charged with resisting an officer. They rent the farm. Maude Smith, 802 N. West St., and Harry Rink of Terre Haute, | Ind., are both charged with drunkenness. Hawkins said about twenty persons fled from the farm. A truck full of liquor had been destroyed, he said. Dan Tony, 85 8. West St., was also arrested Saturday night by sheriff’s deputies. ONLY LEFT STICKPIN I/oeds’ Will Describes Richmond Man "Financially Independent.” BU Timeg Special RICHMOND, Ind., April 13.—Rudolph G. Leeds of this city, nephew of Warner Mifflin Leeds, millionaire,' and brother of William B. I eeds, tin plate king, was notified today that under the will of the former he will only receive a sapphire stickpin. The will described him kb “financially Independent.” Bulk of estate, valued at more 81,000,000, was left to Miss Joy Louise Leeds, orphan, who was adopted by the family. GROTTO TO CONVENTION Uniformed Organizations Will Go to Atlantic City. Uniformed organizations of Sahara Grotto will be sent to national convention of order at Atlantio City, N. J., in June. Revenue from spring frolic and dance to be held at Riverside Park dance pavilion Thursday .night will pay part of expenses. I Committee in charge is: Edward r M. Moore, Alburn Dalle, Davis Y. Byrkit, Karl Erath, Bertrcn Williams, Forrest Davis, Basil Judkins and George Cowan. Ijobc* Hold, ■ Killed Bu Timeg Special HAMMOND, Ind., April 13. Joseph Cannon, was dead today. Struck by a locomotive at a street crossing, he rode several blocks on the cowcatcher, but unable to hold on, fell underneath the wheels.

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Junior Chamber of Commerce Fosters Housecleaning of City. Pretty little Marian Wood. 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Wood, 372 Prospect St., caught the spirit of thp clean-up campaign which opened today. She Is shown “sprucing up” her dolly. The campaign officially opened at noon today when C. A. Schrader, prestdent Junior Chamber- of Commerce, which Is sponsoring the drive, presented Mayor Shank with a broom In ceremonies at Monument Circle. Police and fireman’s band played. The drive will last until April 26, Herman Snoke, secretary of the Junior Chamber said. Plan is to clean up vacant lots, sewers, alleys and make the city more attractive In every way said Lester S. Abbott, chairman. Truly Nolan, superintendent city sanitary department, has arranged for special equipment to remove rubbish. A photo-essay contest Is being conducted among civc clubs. A loving cup will be presented the club which shows the greatest work done. Three high schools are entered in a poster contest. “Paint-up, clean-up and screenup” pamphlets published by Dr. Herman Morgan, secretary city board of health, will be distributed by Boy Scouts. Y. M. C. A. INSTALLATION Butler Branch Officers Will Take Oath at Ceremony Tonight. Butler University branch of the Y. M. C. A. were to Install officers at 6:30 p. m. today In the Central Y. M. C. A. Bldg. James W. Esterline, president of the State organization, will speak at the banqet on “‘Applying the Golden Rule in Business.” The program will include readings by Prof. Rollo A. Talcott and songs by Jasper Cox. Installation services will be in charge of Dean Putnam. 'The new officers are: Myron Hopper, president; Labon Fisher, vice president: Paul Kimberlln, secretary; Isaac Mendenhall, treasurer. FAILURES HAVE CHANCE Pastor Says Christ Will Support Real Reformation. Christ will back renewed attempts of men who have failed but have resolved to lead a better life, the Rev. G. H. Gebhardt, paster of Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church, declared in an address at the annual Y. M. C. A. dormitory breakfast Sunday. Presiding officer was James M. Ogden, city corporation counsel and president of the Y. M. C. A. Irvington Masonic double quartet sang. KIWANIS WILL DANCE Quarterly Dinner To Be Held On Thursday Night. The second quarterly dinner and dance will be given by the Kiwanis Club at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Thursday night. Dinner will be served at G:3O p. in. and will be followed by dancing until midnight. Jack. Quill is chairman. The reception cor miUee: Messrs, and Mesdames’.Tack Quill, Leon Hecht, Phil G. Kerz, Ci>orge O. Jackson, Benjarnine Caldwell, R. P. Oblinger, E. J. Gausepolil, Herman S. Wolff, Harry E. Yockey, James E. Fischer Harold B. West, Ezra E. Voyles. EVANGELIST IS PASTOR Rev. V. P. Brook to Continue at Centenary Christian Church. Centenary Christian church, Eleventh and Oxford St., has secured as its pastor the Rev. V. P. Brock, evangelist who closed a three weeks' revival there Sunday night. He will t ike up his duties in about a month New members will be-re-Thursday night. Farmer's Barn Blows Up Bu Timet i Special SWAYZEE, Ind., April 13.—Farmers had visions of another bank robbery Saturday when dynamite stored In a barn of Robert McGibbon exploded when the building caught fire. Windows for miles around were broken. Five head of horses were blown to pieces. Ixss was estinlated in the thousands.

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REVIEW TROOPS AT FORT TODAY Maj. Gen. E. A. Helmicn Inspects Soldiers. Maj. Gen. Ell A. Helmlck, Washington, D. C„ Inspector of the United States Army, reviewed troops at Ft. Benjamin Harrison at 8:30 a. m. today. The 3rd field artillery, 11th infantry, and sth tank company passed in review before the Inspector on Schoen field. Following tiie review a tour of the reservation was made. Maj. Gen. Helmlck, who was graduated from West Point In 1888, Is a former Hoosiei He served overseas during the World War and In 1921 was made inspector general. Twenty reserve officers today began fifteen days training with the 3rd field artillery and the 11th infantry. FIRST MARBLE MATCH TODAY Benjamin Harrison School Scene ot Opening Play. District tourney at Benjamin Harrison School No. 2, 710 N. Delaware St„ at 3 p. m. today, was the first step toward selection of the 1925 marble champion of Indianapolis. The winner of the first district match will be inounced Tuesday. The second match will be played Tuesday at Austin H. Brown, School No. 6, 702 S. Union St. and the third Wednesday at Irvington School, No. 57, E. Washington St. and Ritter Ave. Boys and girls under 15, who live in tho neighborhood of these 3chools can compete although they attend another school. Winners of neighborhood games will play in a city final to determine the winner of The Times third annual marble tournament. The city title holder will receive a week's free trip to Atlantic City to play In the national tournament conducted by Scrlpps-Howard newspapers, a bicycle,, and gold medal. A radio set and silver award will be presented the runner-up and bronze models to each district camp. Watch The Times every day for announcement of other district tourneys. 'LISTENERS’ WILL MEET Broadcast Association Meeting to Bo Tuesday. The regular weekly meeting of the Broadcast Listeners Association will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the “Inn,” bfcsement floor of the Severin Hotel. Tuesday evening has been designated "amateur night,” and will be a get-together of the broadcast listener and the “ham.” Discussions will be led by D. J. Angus. This meeting is to encourage under standing aryl cooperation between the various groups of radio enthusiasts. , MRS” JEFFRAS CRITICAL Son Arrives at Bedside of Mother After Stroke. Tho Rev. Charles W. Jeffras, pastor Lafayette St. Methodist Episcopal Church, Salem, Mass., arrived Sunday at ftie bedside of his mother, Mrs. Emma Jeffras, 69, 217 N. Bellview PI., who is critically ill. Mrs. Jeffras, who has been in poor health for several months became critical Friday following a stroke of paralysis. No Improvement was shown in her condition today.

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POSTPONEMENT OF OPEN VAULT ORDER OPPOSED Health Board Secretary Says Council Endangers Citizens. City council has endangered health of Indianapolis citizens by voting to postpone for a year consideration of ordinance extending zone in v hich no open are permitted, Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of city board of health, said today. “I shall go before council and present facts to show that Indianapolis is one of the few cities of large population that permits this, antiquated form of waste disposal,” he said. “If councilmen wish to encourage spread of typhoid fever and death of babies by delaying elimination of vaults, the responsibility is theirs.” Dr. Morgan said it would be possible to eliminate typhoid fever by removal of vaults and creation of other sanitary restrictions and cited record of onslaughts against typhoid and children’s diseases during last ten years. Through . gradual reduction in number of vaults and sewage disposal, death rate per 100.000 population from tvphold fever lias been reduced fro forty-five to four, ha said. Deaths from children's diseases have decreased from 139 to 72 per thotisand before their first birthday from same causes. During the coming summer many persons will die who would not have become ill. htffl proper sanitation been observed In Indianapolis, according to Dr. Morgan. Greensburg Man Killed Bu United Pregg GREENSBURG. Ind.. April 13—The body of Richard E. Russell, 45, railroad man, who was killed when he fell from an office window In Chicago was to be brought here today for burial. A widow and daughter survi.e-

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Farmer Democratic Leader Dies

William Wallace Hobbbins Funeral services for William Wallace Robbins, who died -on Thursday at his home, Rodman Apts., 21 W. Sixteenth St., were set for 2 p. m. today at the First United Brethien Church. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Robbins was a former Dem oeratic State Representative, a Civil War veteran and former Marion County Circuit Court bailiff. He had been ill three weeks. R. EARL PETERS NAMED Made Twelfth District Democratic Chairman at Ft. Wayne. Bu Tim eg Special FT. WAYNE. Ind., April 13. R. Earl Peters, attorney and trustee In the bankrupt estate of ex-Governor Warren T. McCray, is the new Democratic chairman of the Twelfth dis trict. His appointment haa been announced by State Chairman Walter S. Chambers.

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SEE DUMBBELL COMPLEXCAUSE OF TWO DEATHS Wife. Kills Mate and Takes Own Life —Jealousy Is Suspected. Bu United Pregg CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 13. A "dumbbell complex.” stirring jealousy within her heart, prompted Mrs. Isabel Norma Wrenn, 51, to kill her husband. H. B- P. Wrenn, 51, and then commit suicide in their apartment here, in the belief of police. A limerick about a "dumbbell” and a letter referring to a sermon “hTe Dumbbell” were among the woman's effects when the bodies were found Sunday. Her husband was an electrical engineer, formerly of New York. “Now he will frame up no more or blast no more lives,” was a note left by the woman. She apparently had shot her husband several hours before committing suicide. Wrenn. a graduate of Cornell University. was associated with the Van Sweringen brothers and was in charge of work of electrifying Cleveland's new union station. He had done similar work in New York City. The Wrenns had been married two years. New York relatives today said they doubted the theory of Cleveland police that Mrs. Wrenn had shot her husband and then killed herself. Bishop Leete Chosen Bu Timeg Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. April 13. Bishop F. D. I .*ete of Indianapolis will give the accalaureate address at Indiana University, according to announcement here.

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PICK NEW CHAIRMAN Officers of Terre Haute 1/cmocratlc Committee Ousted. Bu Timeg Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. April 13. New chairman and other officers will be elected Friday by Democratic city committee. Chairman A.’ M. Powers, Martha Ryan, vice chairman, and George Shaw, treasurer, were ousted Saturday on orders of H' State committee. JAZZ .LAYER SUSPECT Third Man Arrested In Probe of Kokomo Bank Holdup. Bu Timeg Special KOKOMO, Ind., April 13.—Roscoe Hayes, a third suspect in the recent holdup of the South Kokomo Bank, was in the county jail today awaiting trial. Although he claims an alibi and says he has been steadily employed in jazz orchestra at Detroit, where he was arrested, witnesses of the holdup identified him as one of the bandits. Two ther suspects, Thaddeus Skeer and Harry Pierpont, were taken to the Indiana State Reformatory for safe keeping after they

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