Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1930 — Page 3

MAR. 7, 1930

DEATH PLUNGE OF PARLEY AID CALLED MISHAP Roommate of Victim Weeps at Inquest, Describing Tragedy. Hu Unit'd I'r. .* LONDON, March 7.—A coroner's ourt, sitting at Westminster, today declared the death of Mrs. Pearl Demaret, secretary to Henry L. Stimson, due to accident. Mrs. Demaret, attached to the American delegation, died in a iorty-foot fall from her window in the Mayfair ho f el, on the eve of her intended return to America. Miss Hurley Fi.ske. Mrs. Demaret’s icmmate. wept in the witness box • .. she described events of the evening before the tragedy. Since Mrs Demaret’s arrival in England, she said, the American girl had been very homesick. She diswked the climate and food, and .'.as extremely cheerful at the prospect of sailing for the United States on the President Harding. Mrs. Demaret luggage already iiad been sent to the ship at Southampton. In accordance with instructions received from Mrs. Demaret’s husband in Washington, her body will be cremated and the ashes will be *nt home next week. VETERANS MEET FIRST TIME SINCE CIVIL WAR Two-Man Reunion Effected on Street in Richmond. Iji Time * Sit trial RICHMOND. Ind.. March 7. Comrades of the Civil war. both in the same company, who had not seen each other since the war, met in a singular manner on a street here. When the war started George Avey, 90. and Isaac Revilee. 84, were boys in Butler county, Ohio. They enlisted in the Eighty-third Ohio regiment of infantry and went forth to war. Avey was then 23 and Reville was 18. Both are now residents here. In passing on the street each noticed the G. A. R. button in the lapel of the other’s coat. They conversed and learned they had been in the same regiment and recognized each other. “Well,” said Avey, ”1 can’t ask you to come to a saloon and have a drink. Old man Volstead put a stop to that sort of business, but we might smoke a cigar." ARSON CASE ON TRIAL Delphi Man in Court at Columbus Accused of House and Barn Fire. Ru Timex Special COLUMBUS, Ind., March 7. Abraham Grider, Delphi, formerly of Bartholomew county, is on trial in circuit court here charged with arson in connection with burning of his home and a barn in Harrison township. Samuel Shaw and Frank Redman, also of Bartholomew county. who are serving terms in the Indiana slate prison after pleading guilty to arson, have been brought here fts witnesses for the state. Grider was indicted jointly with Shaw and Redman last spring on a charge of arson, but later the case was dismissed and another one of arson directed solely at him was filed. He was tried in June on a charge of perjury in connection with some insurance policies, but was acquitted. Woman Doctor Dies Hu 1 im. s Special SOUTH BEND. Ind.. March 7. Funeral services were held today for Dr Mary Owen, 57, wife of Dr. W. L. Owen. She had practiced medicine here twenty-five years. Besides her husband, she leaves a son. Dr. Douglass Owen. Father, mother and son had offices together. Business Leader Dies Hu Times special SOUTH BEND. Ind.. March 7 A. B Thielens. 63, former director of the board of the Studebaker Corporation. and leader in civic and social activities here was found dead in bed. GA$ Sif STO MACH S Dizziness, Indigestion I\>n’t worry or suffer another moment from the misery of indigestion, bloating, gas, and that suffocated, hard - to - breathe feeling after eating, 'ust a tabl(-spoonful of Tanlac before eating *ill enX all this pain and discomfort. But why suffer from these stomach troubles at all ? A short course of Tanlac taken regularly before meals and bedtime will do wonders In ridding you of them for good and make you feel like a real man. Try a bottle on the basis it must help you or money back. At all druggists. Accept no substitute. Tanlac Buy Now \ valued—lnsuring—stnmLl non-assessable policy. State Automobile Insurance Ass'n. LI. *571 7th Fltor. Occidental Bldg Rent a Piano Term* a* Low m SI.OO A WEEK Pearson Piano Cos. ! US-ISO X. Pennsylvania

STATE LAWYER IS NABBED FOR FRAUD

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titles to property now worth millions of dollars in New York. The estate, its heirs says, includes Trinity church in New York. BABY GIRL IS INJURED Falls While Playing With Scissors; Cut Painfully. Playing with a pair of scissors in her mouth, Mary Irene Meredith, 3-year-old daughter of Deputy Sheriff Louis Meredith, 2106 North Capitol avenue, fell and was cut painfully Thursday. Believing the child had swallowed the scissors, Mrs. Meredith called police, and her husband. Two emergency cars and a city hospital ambulance answered her call.

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