Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1927 — Page 7

MAT 13, 1927

MIRRORS REFLECT SUICIDES Increase of Unusual Cases in England Attract Attention. Bu United Press LONDON, May 13.—“ Mirror suicides” are the latest attraction to those who take their own lives here. Numerous cases of suicides have been found here recently where the act has been deliberately staged before a mirror. In each case a verdict of suicide while of unsound mind has been entered. Science Interested Several noted pathologists and psycharatrlsts have recently devoted soma time to a study of the apparent complex which causes suicides to stand before a mirror while taking their lives. One psychiatrist has declared that the cause is a “complex of death,” where the subject has so long thought of death that he is anxious to view for the last time someone in the agonies of dying. Woman’s Case Novel In one case recently a young woman, while standing in front of a mirror, had inflicted several wounds with a razor at various vital points in her body before completely encircling her throat with the razor. The case is declared to be the most unique suicide ever committed before a mirror. Witnesses declared at the inquest that from the position of the body the young woman had actually watched herself die almost until the time life expired. Numerous cases have been discovered lately where the suicide has shot himself while looking in a mirror.

NEW TELEPHONE REPLY Russian Operators Give Names Instead of Saying “Hello.” f MOSCOW. May 13. —Russian telephone operators announce their identity now instead of merely saying “hello.” Each operator has a number which is the first thing the subscriber hears when lifting the received This is done to make complaints easy, in case the operator is inattentive or rude. The Moscow telephone service is one of the quickest and most free from mistakes in all Europe. Marriage Licenses Paul Hnrt**in. 21. Ft. Harrison, soldier. JUid Daisy Rodgers, 22. 52(5 E. North, housework. Orville and Anna F. Foran, 22. 000 S. Missouri. Carmen Hell, 21, 312 S. Temple, railroad emnloye. and Frances Roberts. 18. 421 8. TemrV housekeeper. Branch Desmnkes. 53. Indianapolis, rook, and Cora Sanders. 4-6. Indianapolis. Will William®. 43. <SO W. Sixteenth, laborer, and Jennie Hard. 44, 340 N. Wc.4. dressmaker. •T. R. Kennedy. 0“ Shelbyville. rrain business, and Hettie E 40, 3103 N. Illinois, beauty operat? r. Births <i>' - William and P.utli Wills. 438 ST. Jefferson. Charles and Myrtle White, 428 N. Dear born. Raymond and Evelyn Volz. 206 Washington Court. Arthur and Ethel Hill. 2027 Brnokside. Harry and Edna Wilkerson. 123 Traub. Elzie and Kat" Hanger. 4 - ’7 Arnolda. Walter and Iris Mann, 747 Lexington. Chattio and Ethel Richardson. 3144 E. Minnesota. Calvin and Bertie Roseberry. 3414 K. Washington. T.es’ie and Graeie Cooper. 2340 Daisv. •lessie and Gertrude Smith. 033 N. Mi'ey. Ora and Julia Cloud. 422 Chadwick. .'noeph am] Eranc“s Moore, 351 Douglas. OUiee and Fern Mathews. 911 Chas". Tom and Agnes Strong. 1633 Cornnell. GlHs Vale and Helen Sehively, Long Hospital. Ernest and Nora Massey. 3840 Hnvt. Larry and Theresa Woodrum. 700 N. Emerson. Kenneth and Crystal Tucker. 2858 Gale. Cecil and Louise Johnson. 2038 S. State. Josenh and Theresa Greive, 2337 Parker. William and Freddie Harpool, 2720 Dearborn . Leslie and Viola Costillon, 948 S. Senate. Richard and Geneva Yance. 620 W. Vermont. T wins Charles and B vrtha Scott. 214 S. Oriental, boy and girl. Deaths Elizabeth Mary Berry, 07, 1042 Park, acute dilatation of heart. Obadiah G. Galloway, 09, city hospital, chronic myocarditis. Elizabeth V. Nay, 85, 1045 N. Warman, broncho pneumonia. Anna M. Fenton. 73, 3406 Guilford, chronic myocarditis. Nanny A. Crawford. 77, Methodist Hospital, chronic myocarditis. Charles HalbWb, 74, 323 N. Keystone, chronic br<mchitis. Stephen Hefron, 94, 25 Caven, arteriosclerosis. „ . _ Andrew J. Powell, 41, Long: Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Gertrude Woodruff 41, 2116 Boulevard PI., uremia. ... , Irene R. Westfall. 71, St. Vincent’s Hospital. intestinal obstruction. Mary Rebecca Kimmel, 71, 2042 Caroline. nephritis. . , Anna Tate. 33. city hospital, uremia. Elza Rider, 36. Methodist Hospital., fractured skull, accidental. Henrietta Mason Wilson, 41, St. Vincents Hospital, cholecystitis. * Harry B. Strother. 40. city hospital, puli mouary tuberculosis. Frank Raney. 34, city hospital smallpox. ,

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