Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1931, Page 16

A—16 ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 193l INDITED FIVAGER R CONMITS SUDE “nsrman| Starting Tomorrow . -. . Los Angeles. By the Assoclated Fress. ROSWELL, N. Mex., April 8—A man who made meticulous arrangements for , committing suicide yesterday was iden- tified today by Frank Talmage, morti- cian, as Benjamin F. Tatem, 52, Holly- wood, Calif., financler, who was {in- aicted last May for the theft of $217,- 687.35. A description was supplied from press accounts by a local newspaper. A note to the coroner said, “Poor health and financial worry only reason.” Left $50,000 Insurance Another, addressed : olorru eilaitle olsiere 1A “My dear sweetheart: You have carried load long enough.” It was signed rank.” e note and several letters were dated Sunday, April 5. A note to the undertaker said he left $50,000 life in- surance and asked him to get in touch with Howard B. Henshey of Los An- geles. Tatem was indicted following the merger of the B. F. Tatem Finance Co. end the North Hollywood Mortgage Co. The indictments, which included 15 counts of grand theft and several counts of misapplication of funds, charged Tatem failed to deliver assets to the stockholders of the mortgage fter the er. 03 compin e e e TOMORROW. the savings beginl Spe- These Karpen Groups are as different e indictment was returned secretly . . . s % b gy A cial low prices p.revall.on all uphol- from ordinary "ma\‘ch.ed" suites as a Paris B, S e stered furniture during this Karpen Ex- gown from a bargain basement dress. B hibition of new designs. For surprisingly Yet they are priced so low that you can s “ermss Vieiiin, ‘Avizons, Oxis- little you can select one of our Karpen buy them without financial strain. Only a homa end Hawailan Islands, but in ch ‘evaded police. . ki o & ST R, . 0t Related Groups and achieve distinctive few are illustrated below. There are PO 10 ‘years he was in the mercanille charm. 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