Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1930 — Page 5

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MAN KILLED IN SECOND-STORY WINDOW LEAP Suicide Blamed by Coroner: Body Is Found With Throat Cut. Death of Paul Horvath, 44, of 702 North Haugh street, late Thursday, was called suicide today by Coroner C. H. Keever. Horvath’s body was found beneath a winuow of the rooming house on the Walnut street side by Zigmond Biint, 427 Warman avenue. His throat was slashed and his skull fractured from the fall from the second-floor window. Police at first suspected foul play, because no blood was found between the table in his room where a large knife, used to slash his throat, was found, and the spot beneath the window fifty-nine feet away. Death was due to the fractured skull sustained in the leap, Keever said. A will found in Horvath’s room bequeathed SI,OOO in insurance money to his wife, daughter and sister in Czecho-Slovakla. Horvath came to the United States nineteen years ago and had lived at the Haugh street address for seven years. Miss Lucille Niemeyer, 21. of 518 North Oakland avenue, who attempted to end her life by taking poison Thursday night, was imoroved today and her recovery is expected at city hospital. Failing health is blamed for her act. WORKS ON CATECHISM Cardinal Gasparri Strives to Complete Text of Doctrines. Bii ( nitrd Press VATICAN CITY. Feb. 14.—Cardinal Gasparri. retired secretary of state for the Holy See, will devote the early months of his freedom to completing his work on a “Single Text Universal Catechism,” to which he already has devoted some time. Cardinal Gasparri’s work on the new text, done during his spare time, has been approved by the Pope and many cardinals, bishops and high theologians. The final text will take into account observations and suggestions advanced by Catholic experts and various church congresses, which long have sought a single text to set forth the basic doctrines of the Roman church. STUDENTS BATTLE COPS Collegians Crash in Jail Doors to Rescue Arrested Comrades. Du United Pres s ALBION, Mich., Feb. 14.—Victory was claimed today by 250 Albion college students, who Thursday night battled state and city police, crashing in jail doors to rescue comrades arrested, mobbing a moving van pressed into service as a patrol wagon, smashing windows in a theater and eventually giving way before tear gas bombs. An attempt to “crash” the theater, while celegrating the winning of a basketball game from Alma college led to the riot. Twenty students were hurried to Jail, but a student rescue squad broke down the doors with pickaxes and liberated them. FACE LIQUOR CHARGES Three Men Arrested. Accused of Operating Blind Tiger. Three men were arrested on liquor charges after police said they conunseated forty pints of alleged liquor in a car parked in the 100 block on Douglass street, Thursday night. Paul Keller, 23. of 2453 North Talbott street; Ralph Oakley, 20, of 1908 West Ohio street, and Essel Winstead, 24. of the same address, were charged with transportation of liquor and operating a blind tiger. One of the men had made a delivery of liquor, police said.

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STEPPING IN STLYE—NO. 1 Learn to Walk Properly When Dancing Fox Trot

New modes in music and dress bare brought new modes in dancing, too.* This is the Orst of a doien new steps which Arthur Murray. America’s foremost dancing instructor, has described in article* written for The Times and NEA Service. Follow his “Stepping in Style” feature daily in this newspaper. BY ARTHUR MURRAY Written for NEA Service WHEN dancing to fast fox trot time, you march to the music, allowing a beat of music to each step. But when dancing to the new slow’ music, each walking step is given a double action movement. It is most important to learn to walk properly in the fox trot. The steps in this dance are very long. Each walking step is given two quick beats of the music. You place the whole foot forward (heel and toes touching) on the first bea*. rising slightly on the toes. On the second beat, let the heel dfop to the floor. The accent is placed on the second beat. This gives mere “pep” to your walk. Start With Loft Foot Begin with the left foot and go forward, walking around the room right hand to the wall. At first, exaggerate the movement by rising up and down on the toes in order to bring the muscles of the toes into action. Remember that the w’alk In the fox trot is very slow. Each step is given almost a full second. In the beginning, do not be afraid to exaggerate the rising motion. Rise up and down. Later, you can modify the action. When you are ready to dance with a partner, the rising motion should be modified uitil it is hardly noticeable. Practice walking forward, reaching as far forward as you can. Always make the toes go first. Learn to Walk Right To learn to walk correctly—the woman begins with the right foot and takes long steps backward. Her toes must go as far back as possible. She should practice an extremely long step. The woman who has learned to take a long step can follow a leader better than the one who is accustomed to taking a short step. By taking a long step, she has her feet out of her partner’s way and she also has them in readiness for the next movement. She should lift, her feet slightly off the floor when walking, not let them drag or scrape the floor. Nor must the heels touch the floor when dancing backward. When walking forward, it is usually necessary to let the heels touch the floor. Dance on Toes After you become expert, you may dance any way you choose. peel Dizzy? Headachy, bilious, constipated ? Taka N?—NATURE'S REMEDY— tonight. Thi* mild, safe, vegetable remedy will have you feeling fine by morning. You’ll enjoy f re*, thorough bowel action without a sign *t griping or discomfort. Only 25c. The All -Vegetable Laxative Make the test tonight ALE NEW MODELS ATWATER KENT RADIO $lO Down — s 2 Week Call C* tor Pemonf ration Public Service Tire Cos. 118 E. New York St. Lincoln 5118 “The Home of the Cedar Chest” Feeney Furniture Cos. 108 8. Meridian Rt.

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But at first, dance on the toes or the ball of the foot. Move naturally, easily and with comfort. Practice taking long, slow, walking steps around the room for about thirty minutes, as described above, in order to give more spring to your step. Learn the syncopated walk to the music of "Turn on the Heat” (fox trot). ’ Next—“ The West Point.” SCOUTS HEAR BELZER 150 Parents Attend Troop Program Honoring Anniversary. “Twenty Years of Scouting in Indianapolis” was discussed by F. O. Belzer, scout executive, at the Boy Scout anniversary program of Troop 69, attended by 150 parents, members and friends at Utley hut, 3731 Boulevard place, Thursday night. Awards were presented by Harry Dragoo. troop committeeman in recognition of work done in the city district scout rally recently. George W.' Morris, parents’ council president, presided. James Biddinger is scoutmaster. TWO DIE IN AUTO WRECK Brother of General Smedley Butler Is Hurt Fatally. Du United Press MINERAL WELLS. Tex., Feb. 14. —Horace Butler, 30, of Eastland, Tex., brother of General Smedley Butler, and a 3-year-old girl were dead and four others were in a hospital seriously injured today as the result of an automobile accident near here Thursday night. Among the injured are Samuel Butler, 46, another brother of the general. Carrie Lee May, 3, was the other victim. Files Bankruptcy Petition Voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by Frank A. Raerber, Lebanon, Ind., retail grocer. His liabilities were listed as $5,605 and assets $553.

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