Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1926 — Page 4

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M'KINLETC LIFE EBBING RAPIDLY Illinois Senator May Not Live r Through Day. By United Press MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 6. Senator William B. McKinley, Illinois, was “practically pulseless” and death is expected momentarily, Dr. It. H. Egbert, attending physician, told the United Press at 9 a. m. today. McKinley is suffering from cancer and has seldom gained consciousness in the last month. He has been at the Homelawn sanitarium. Dr. Egbert said the Senator might live through the day and even longer, due to the remarkable vitality vthich has sustained life so long.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

A. M. Harris, 1519 Cornell Ave.; Ford, Tl 4-205, from Indiana Ave. and Vermont St. Paul H. Bynum, 821 N. Bradley Ave.; Chevrolet, 537-836, from 722 E. Fifteenth St. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: El Rader, 1801 N. Alabama St.; Ford, at 1228 N. Pennsylvania St. George M. Carr, 804 Greer St.; Chevrolet, at Twenty-Second St. and Capitol Ave. Chevrolet, license 332-335, at Southeastern and Hamilton Aves.

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I “Come to the Gicte for Gifts"/ | f? 1 * 1 Counters and Cases are loaded t° the brim with use- and ful Xmas gifts for Men, Women an 4 Children. They’re £ V- •& boxed—ready for your inspection and offered at” the HMSK# ft |: famous Globe Store Cut Prices. < \*' % | OPZN EVENINGS I ladles’ 75c Boxed | HANDKERCHIEFS ii|l £- Y BELT or ilft f f or OARJER SETS pYjJtA NECKTIE | I SALE House Slippers I $ Sale Price, While They Last — jg ng ‘ & f Bought at a tremendous sacrifice and sold the same Mm M A * way. Smartest and latest styles In Felt and Leather, ■V M |jr ' fin all colors and all sizes. Sale Price, while they last— ■ ■ . A : § The Globe Purchased The P. S. Keating Shoe Store of Chicago %■ At 50c on the Dollar I ff This firm had been in business f° r 23 years and sold only •M. the finest grade of shoes, Including FLORSHEIMS—DR. . - ff: a £/ - I J£o £0 I \ \|v GALOSHES And a Few at .$ / \ Sal ° Prlce $3.98 .J^ \/ \ I.Rurlde Values. Newest novel- fi LN \GALOSHES straps, patents, pumps, shelm’s ’Wtfjr VS3 Jw' | ■ft Qjj etc. Truly folks theses and Ur. Kg jjj. 5/OC are values you can’t Reed’s, JL All styles :?} - Tll —J afford to miss. $6.98. All .sires ffMen’s and A b jyqu i Sk GLOBE STORE £1 i .g 8 ® 330-332-334 West Washington Street 97 C

Quits C. of C. to Take Pastorate Bu Time* Svecial FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 7. —W. R. Burton, former secretary of the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, has left for Connersville, Ind., where he assumes the pastorship of ,the Central Christian Church of that city. m. eUses LOOK OVER CITY Commission to Decide on Conference Facilities. Eight members of a commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church who arrived in Indianapolis this morning will inspect local facilities this afternoon and Wednesday for the 1928 general conference of the Methodist Church. The inspection tour will begin following a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. All pastors of local Methodist churches and a layman from each has been invited to attend a dinner for the commission to be held this evening at 4he Claypool. Cities compelling with Indianapolis for the general conference are Kansas City, Atlantic City, Washington, and Cos litmbus. After visits to these cities, the commission will recommend the most suitable city to handle the approximated gathering of 10,000 persons attending the conference.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. —“For sale, one !jail, in fair condition, also suitable for morgue.” Shelby County has built a bigger and better Jail and has Qffered its old one for sale, or “what have you?” The upkeep of the old building, now being used as a morgue, is too heavy a drain on tlie county finances. BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Two marriage brokers have been sued for $5,000 damages by Woolf Peirez on the ground that they misrepresented a man who had married his daughter, Lea. Peirez also tia brought suit against the son-in-law, Alraham Klowitz. NEW YORK.—Mary Vacdalich, a 17-year-old maid, was tired of going to continuation school so she took a dose of iodine. She now is willing to go to school if she recovers, which doctors say she will.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—The city of Pleasantville, with' a police force of thirteen,' lias a crime wave on its hands. “The thirteen cops put a jinx on everything,” say disgruntled citizens, who have asked iho mayor to change the number to twenty-three. NEW YORK —The Indian who sold Manhattan to old Peter Minuit for $24 and a bottle of whisky 300 years ago turned over in bis grave and groaned when the tip of the island, now worth untold billions, was decorated with a monument and flagstaff commemorating the event. The flagstaff was presented by the people of the Netherlands, whose ancestors settled the island. JERSEY’ ClTY—Although Lawrence Giganti owns a restaurant and works surrounded by plentiful food, his wife caused his arrest yesterday on the charge that she and her two children had been without food for two days and were suffering from the cold. NEW YORK.—John L. McCormack, bead of a great brokerage house, ccicbraed his fiftieth anniversary oil Wall Street, although e heis only 59. He started in at 9 years as a telegraph messenger i and rose to be a power on the Street. NEW rOßK.—Magistrate August Glatzmayer in traffle court celebrated his fifty-first birthday by freeing 251 motor vehicle law offenders. WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD Coroner Believes I>eath Occurred Weeks Ago. Hu Times Svccial HUNTINGTON, Ind., Dec. 7. —Belief was expressed by Coroner Nie today' that Mrs. Margaret Laudig, whose body was found in her home late Monday, had been dead for weeks. The discovery was made wires a patrolman went to the Laudig home to inform her that her son was critically ill at Niles, Mich. Neighbors said they had not seen Mrs. Laudig for a month and sup posed she was visiting another son, Harmon Laudig at Indianapolis. Kissing costs the Japanese government $125,000 a year, although It is officially barred as immoral and unsanitary. The sum is spent in cutting kissing scenes from the films.

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REVERENCE FOUND IN EVERY SERVICE ' Simple dignity and reverence for those who have passed on are incorporated in every funeral service handled by Walter T. Blasengymn, guneral director. 2228 Shelby St. As one of the most competent funeral directors in the city, Blasemgymn gives his personal attention to all funerals handled by his establishment. “We insist at all times upon observing special care in looking after the details of funerals, sparing nothing to show our respect for the memories of the departed ones, and we bave found that it pays, too,” he said. “Beauty plays a vital part in funerals that are well handled. To add beauty to a service that means so much to bereaved ones in a real blessing. Professional skill counts, it is true, when it Is coupled with a tenderness, pleasing personality and quiet dignity. Blasengym takes a great pride in his professional work. He has built up one of the most efflicient funeral directors' organization in the city, and oceuplles a modern establish ment. He has been in business here for eighteen years, after having received his professional training sh Chicago. CLASS PRODUCTS BUSINESSGROWS Down through the ages civilization has shown a tendency to admire beautiful glass work, and, although some of the Oriental and European workmen have shown a special aptitude for art glass work that has not been surpassed. Indianapolis has a concern that has greatly developed •be utilitarian aspect of the glass industry* i’ne Indianapolis Glass Company, 1010 Kentucky Ave., dealers In various kinds of glass and glass products. has developed its business tre mendously during the past year. In supplying demands of automo bile owners In replacement of wind shields and other automobile accessories, the company has built up a good trade. Car owners are being

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