Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1924 — Page 12

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REALTORS NEAR OF WORLD TRIP Glad I’m an American, Says Returned Tourist, “Conditions in Europe never were and probably never will be as good as they are in this country,” said Bert Essex, former realtor, today in an address on his trip around the world before the Indianapolis real estate board luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. “The more I travel and see of the world, the more thankful I am that I’m an American,” he said. Japan is still clearing away the debris from the great earthquake last fail, he said, declaring destruction there beggars description. “The United States should not give the Philippines their independence,” Essex said, citing their thriving modern cities, all brought about through American influence. He praised Gen. Leonard Wood. Scars of war are disappearing in France, England and Belgium, he said. People are living in apparent peace and plenty, Essex said. Music was presented at the luncheon by the Turner trio. Report on the realtors' picnic to be held July 16 at Walnut Gardens was made. AUTO THEFTS CHARGED Police Say Fred Jarvis Confesses Taking Five Cars. Charged with stealing one auto several months ago and four cars recently. Fred Jarvis, 19, of 1507 N. Arsenal Ave., is at city prison. Detectives Klaiber and Sullivan arrested Jarvis at the Indianapolis Stove Foundry, where police said he sought work. They charged he had just stolen a large touring car owned by J. H Wees, Sullivan, Ind., at the Statehouse. Other cars police said he admitted stealing recently belong to Raymond Schmidt. 4205 X. Illinois St.; Michael O’Hair, 2663 X. Meridian St., and William C. Streen, 36 X. Oakland Ave. All were deserted after being used for joy-riding. Jarvis failed to remember the name of the owner of the auto he is said to have confessed stealing several months ago, police said. Mother of Three Asks Divorce Alleging that Anthony Cardinal conducted himself in such manner as to bring disrepute on her good name and that he abused her and humiliated her before freinds. Zona Cardinal. 912 E. Michigan St., has filed suit/'or divorce with Superior Judge L'r.n D. Hay. She asks custody of three sens, aged 22, 20 and 17. Charges were denied on defendant s behalf.

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‘GRANDMA ’ GAINS ANOTHER MEMOR Y Mrs, Hallinin Surprised on Seventy-Eighth Birthday— Lived Here 58 Years,

Memories of the greatest surprise party in her life, memories to store with a host of recollections of Indianapolis since the days of the Civil War, ocerpied the mind of Mrs. Mary Hallinin, 421 Prospect St., today. She was made happy Monday afternoon by her neighbors in observance of her seventy-eighth birthday.

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“Grandma,” as she is known to all her neighbors, has lived for fifty-nine years at her present location. She was Dorn in Roscommon County, Ireland, and crossed the Atlantic with her parents when she was one year old in a sailing vessel, which took nine months and nine days to complete the voyage For a time Mrs. Hallinin lived in Dayton, Ohio. On her wedding day she moved to Indianapolis with her husbanJ, the late Thomas Hallinin Old Days Recalled At that time the southern boundary of Indianapolis was McCartv St. Mrs. Hallinin's home wes

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faster and bolder than In my times,” declares Mrs. Hallinin. “I ,ove to see tne pretty girls with their bobbed hair, but somehow I just can’t agree with mothers having their hair bobbed.” She Likes Bobbed Hair \ Twelve children were reared by Mrs. Hallinin at her Prospect St. home. Six still are living. They are Sister Alozsius Marie of the Sisters of Providence; Edward A. Hallinin, Xeedles, Cal.; Martin J. Hallinin, Miss Mary E. Hallinin, Mrs. Cecilia Hoban and Joseph F. Hallinin, all of Indianapolis. Besides her children, those present at the party Monday were Mrs. Joseph ivvrnel, Mrs.- Fred Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth Woods. Mrs. Mary E. White, Mrs. Edward H. Harmening and Mrs. Rose Cartar.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 9,1924