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Page Eighteen THE HAMMOND TIMES Friday, Atrgtret 5, 1934, LEGAL NOTICE mo Last Picture of Hindenburg Death Notices HAMMOND STOCK EXCHANGE LIST CALUMET CITY IMPROVEMENT BOND TODAY New: Phone Hammond IS JOHN G. PHROMMER MUNICIPAL SECURITIES First Trust Bids. Hammond. Ind. If ember Bammond Stoek Exchange Eisamioa SWIDERSKI Julius, age 67.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT Cause No. 43563 Oiea weaneouay. uncrai Monday 10:00 o'clock from St. Mary Magdalene, 8400 Saginaw. Interment.

Holy Cross cemetery In Calumet City. STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY In the Lake Superior Court Sitting at Hammond, Indiana Vacation After Mav Trm iosi A ANNOUNCEMENTS Dollars Takes i A $1,000 bond covering Calumet City Improvement No. 173, more generally known as the deep sewer system of the municipality, was lifted on the board of the Hammond Stock Exchange today at an asked price of for each I 00 unit of the bond. This is the fifth new listing of the last three days and indicates increasing activity next fall when the Exchange is expected to play a dominant part in the financial life of the Calumet district. James Karancatsanes, et LOST AMD FOUND Al BONDS BOUGHT, SOLD AND QUOTED P.

R. DUNCAN BROKER Phone 9761 110 Hammond Bldg. Uembsr Hammond Stoek taohange Sharp Slump LOST Male black and white hound. Kewara. fnone Ham 193.

LOST Downtown, part of blue (jonmin fountain pen. $1.00 re ward. Phone Ham'd 17. 415 In. diana at.

By ELMER C. WALZKR (United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK. Aug 3. The Amer Ask rr j-u-u-uj-Lf-LrV, PER SO A tiM WELL BUT AND BELL LA KB COUNT P. AND P.

BONDS WOLFE A COMPANY Phono 76t 310 Hammond Bldg. embers Bammond Stoek Kxohang CROQUtGNOLE PER.MAXEXTS. lean dollar sank sharply today as foreigners interpreted the treasury printing of silver certificates as inflation. Stocks and commodities, however, contlnned to move in a vs. Howard J.

Gescheldler, et al. Action to Foreclose a Mortgage Now comes the Plaintiffs, by Belshaw, Huebner Belshaw, attorneys, and file their complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants thereto, to-wlt: James B. Clow ft Sons, an Illinois corporation; Mildred Parrlck, a spinster; Joseph S. Clark! R. E.

Rhodes, whose true Christian name is unknown; George J. Jones; Dorothy Koehle, George Stephens; the unknown holders and owners of first mortgage bonds numbered 2, 3. 4, 6, 7, 11, 14, 15, 16 and 34, all dated December 24th, 1931, each being in the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and secured by a mortgage or trust deed to the Hammond National Bank Trust Company, as Trustee, dated December 24th, 1928. and recorded on December 31st, 1928, In the Recorder's office of Lake County, Indiana, In Mortgage Record No. 346.

at naze $1.00. also Eugene permanent. $2.25 special. Kinder wave, 10c Free marcel. 5411' Hohman ave.

10 10 14 14 16 17 14 14 19 19 33 33 43 43 6 6 2 2 22 22 26 27 41 41 15 15 102 102 15 15 4 4 70 69 40 40 33 38 13 14 127 128 34 35 '35 36 30 31 50 48 17 16 15 16 14 15 Simmons Socony Vacu. Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Brands Standard Oil of Cal. Standard Oil of N. J. Stewart-Warn.

Studebaker Texas Corp Timken Roll Union Carbide Union Oil of Cal Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp United Fruit Gypsum Indus Alco Rubber Smelting Steel Western Union Westlnghouse Electric. Woolworth Worth Pump Young and Young and GART BONDS 1221-39 W. Fifth avenue, 1st, 1U34 (Ardell) 1. 800-6 Madison street. 1st.

1133 (Beverly) T7 073-8 Van Baren street. 1st 1934 (Brandt) M. E. corner Sixth and Haas, street. 1st.

litSi (Cassldy) 80O-2 Broadway, 1033 (Mean-Alpha) 7 N. C. corner Firth and Adams, 1st. 1S K. corner fourth and Adams, 1st.

IV31 ctf. (Mohawk) 80-li Jackson and 631 W. 8th it(. 1st. IV31 ctf.

(Sbahbas) 1101-11) W. Fifth avenue, 1st. 1133 (Webber) 670-B Madison street. 1st. 1033 (Vodlcha) M.

A G. Fnneral Home. Seventh Avenos and Adams COINS WANTED We pay up to $2 narrow range. Did 29 20 IS 25 40 10 10 15 10 15 40 4S 40 43 Stock trading was about the same volume as yesterday up to the last eacn ror Lincoin pennies cerore 1925; $65.00 each for certain Indian head pennies. Send dim for complete catalog listing all coins from pennies to dollars.

Coin Col lectors club, WauwRtnua, Wis. ly) i If I si J0 hour, when transactions lightened. 75 HOME BUILDING LOAN ASSN. STOCK WANTED Write. Call or Phone HASTINGS COMPANY 9766 90S Hammond Bldg.

Uemberm Bammond Stock Exchange MOTHER LEE Spiritual advisor. Two groups stood out on the upside at times durring the session aviation and local tractions. Here and there a special issue broke out Special assessment No. 4077. SAOO Special assessment No.

5001. Sl.OOO Readings, 50c. 696 State Line st. MME. ROZELL SPECIAL: Medium Special assessment No.

SOOl. S2.000 Special Assessment No, 6001, $2,000 a fractional rut for a wide loss No. 105, which mortgage is executed ana astrologer. Readings all affairs. This Week 50c.

Call Hammond 1442. 14 Rimbach ave. er gain. The main list moved over by Howard J. Gescheldler and Adele M.

Gescheidler. his wife, to the Raid Special assessment No. 4033. 92.S0O a fractional area in dull turnover, Hammond National Bank Trust Special Assessment No. 401, SSOO PAUL KAISER Psychic readings.

50c. Dally, 10 to 9. 426 Fayette St. Trading was particularly light-in Company, as Trustee, are non-resi dents of the State of Indiana. 45 45 the-railroad Some of the Said defendants are therefore READINGS, 50c; 3 questions.

25c. 34 Russell near S-t. Joseph's. industrials, notably American Can, were lethargic READINGS by certified medium from 8 a. m.

to 10 p. m. daily, hereby notified, of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 1st day of October. A. D.

1934. the HAMMOND FIRE LOSS FOR JULY IS MERE $620 There was little in the news. Car loadings ahowed a drop of 6,016 fermanenuy located, o26S Hoh. man ave. 1 New York Curb 60 75 60 75 cars from the preceding week, an unseasonal showing, but smaller SPIRITUAL ADVISOR, daily Monday and Thursday evenings, 8:00 m.

Tea cup reading dnily. Lucille Bubnas (colored). 3734 Main Indiana Harbor. "than many had anticipated. Most of the rails were fractionally under being the 19th day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in room number 1 in the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of September, A.

D. 1934. said action will be heard and determined in WHITING BONDS 234 LaPorte arenas, 1st. IU33 Kaplan) EAST CHICAGO BONDS 4328 Ma-oon arena ((rams dwelling) HAMMOND BONDS Shore Line Shops, Inc. (Col.

Are. Arkansas street, 1st. 7. dne Jan 21, 1BS3 423 Fayette street. 1st, da March IV.

1023 3W Warren street Hsmmond Realty Co. (oa Hammond Building) 1st, 6 das July 2nd. 1B33 Lake County P. A P. Co.

(oa Times Newspaper) 1st, 6 da Jnly 1st. 1033. 36. 17 Morton Court and Stat street (Iadustrlal lar. Co.) 231 Hoffman street Lake Hills Country Club 221 173rd street (residence) T63W Jefferson street (residence) 752 Jefferson arena (dwelling) 1313 Fields street (flat) NEW YORK.

Aug. 3. Today's sales, 98,000 shares. the previous close. Yes- 40 65 Silver shares slipped back small terday's sales, 110,000 shares.

AUTOMOBILES amouts despite thme dollar decline, Prev. Close 55 15 their absence. and gold also registered minor Last photo of President Paul von Hindenburg: to be made for publication shows him with Adolph Hitler when the Chancellor went to the Presi-cleat's East Prussian home to report on the Nazi "Blood Purge." (Central Press) Close AGENCIES In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of losses. Oils held around the pre vious close. Wet stocks were steady to easier.

Steels lost fractionally. said Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this 2nd day of August. A. D.

1934. ABRAHAMSON MOTOR SALES Plymouth and Chrysler sales and service. 6S07-5909 Calumet avs. Phone Ham'd 2543. (Seal) GEORGE W.

SWEIGART. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Clerk L. S. Profit-taking brought down the sugars after their recent rise. 63 By CORA D.

ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. Chrysler was a weak feature 'of FOR SALES 8:3,10,17 C257 Hohmaa arena ($300 bond) pear and answer or demur therein. the session. At one time it touched 32T4 off 2H from the previous rlose.

at the calling of said cause, on the Sth day of October. A. D. 1934. the BIDS FOR INSURANCE Lincoln School District 156 Calu 57 22 1 49 11 19 20 55 42 14 50 21 25 17 23 25 55 22 1 48 11 18 20 67 42 14 50 21 25 17 33 25 Alum Co Am Am Gas El Cities Service Comw Edison El Bond Share Ford Can A Glen Alden Gulf Oil Pa Humble Oil Imp Oil Can Mid West Util Zinc So Pnn Oil Std il Ind Swift A Co.

Swift Intl t. Woolworth and General Motors went down a same being the 25th day of the next met City will accept on Monday. term of said court to be begun and August for fire insurance 85 65 75 56 45 48 46 40 40 60 41 75 35 65 85 85 held In room number 1 In the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of Tor 135,000 on brick building and 35.000 contents. $9,000 on portable point with it. Auburn, however, met support and rose more than a point.

Weakness in Chrysler was attributed to the showing of the corporation in the second quarter which was well below the corresponding quarter of 1933. building ana jooo contents. THOMAS HARLE. Secretary, September, A. D.

1934, said action will be heard and determined In Board of Education their absence. RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS 1933 Ford DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Ford DeLuxe Coach. 1932 Ford 4 cylinder 1931 Ford Sedan. 1931 Ford Coach.

1931 8-57 Buick Coach. 1 1931 Hupmobile Sedan. 1930 Ford Coupe. 1929 Ford Coach. RIMES MOTORS, INC Broadway at Fir St.

Indiana Harbor Evenings and Sundays 8:2.3 Hammond Improvement roll. No. 1SAS 27 173rd street (dwelling) Imirorement Roll No. 1430. MaaTOua arena (Wo4mar) 6330 Hohntan arena (residence) 20 Rim bach street (residence) 1111 Colombia arenne (business) 1103 Con key street (hotel balldlng) 22A Oyer boalerard (residence) SOOS-34 Calumet arena (business) 7217 Jefferson street (residence I MTJNSTER 7603 Stat Lin atreet (residence) LANSING 182nd and West street (business) CALUMET CITT School District No.

166 said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 8th day of October, A. D. 1934, the same being the 25th day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In room number 1 in the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of September. A. D.

1934. said action will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this 31st day of July. A.

D. 1934. (Seal) GEORGE W. SWEIGART, Clerk L. S.

C. By CORA D. ANDERSON, Deputy Cleric. 8:3,10,17 In witness whereof, hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court, at Indiana, Death Notices this 31st day or July, A. L.

1934. (Seal) GEORGE W. SWEIGART. New York Stocks Clerk L. S.

C. NEUGEBAUER Max. Funeral serv Chicago Stocks By CORA D. ANDERSON, Deputy Clerk. ices from St.

Victor a church, 9:00 8:3,10.17 ciock. si. josepn cemetery. 20 Damages amounting to only .14 of 1 per cent were wreaked on buildings and contents, valued at a total of $450,500, by fire during the month of July. Fire Chief William Nlll of Hammond reported today.

His report showed that the total amount of damages caused by fire $620. July was so unusual a month thai lt even fell far below the average set for the first seven months of the year. With a total valuation of $2,222,360 endangered by fire and only $14,661 worth of damages done, the percentage for the first seven months amounts to bui? .6 of 1 per cent. This unique record, however, is still somewhat -higher than the all-time record set by the fire department last year when, fires caused a percentage loss of only .4 of 1 per In 1933 $9,578 worth 'of damage was caused to buildings and contents valued at $2,158,770. figures are already topped by the damages done during the first seven months of this year, but even so the record for this year places Hammond far in forefront among the best fire-fighting towns and cities in the United States.

During the month the department made 84 runs. Thirty-lix of these runs 'were in answer to calls to extinguish prairie fires which are un-usally plentiful this summer as a result of the long dry spell. On these runs the firemen used 20 booster tanks. of 80 gallons capacity, laid 13,000 feet and 2 inches' of fire hose, and raised 230 feet of ladders. Chief Nill reported that for the last few months all the monetary CHICAGO.

Aug. 3. uaa, a nyaKimcfli U.IIUID Calumet City Improvement No. 173, 1,000 bond NEW YORK. Aug.

3. Today's total sales. 460.000; yesterday's total sales, 560,000. Prev. A Close Close 50 52 05 LAKE! COUNT Lake County lO year bonds Issued 1033 Lake Connty Poor Relief (da Nor.

1934) 6 106 61 20 Adams Express Alaska Juneau Allied TALESC0TL4ND YARD Syr 127 Allis Chalm STOCKS Calumet Building and Loan Association Hammond Corporation Hammond Building Loan Association Home Building Loan and Sarlngs Assn. 11 SO 10 48 43 38 60 60 Today's total sales, 20,000. -Yesterday's total sales, 20,000. Prev. Close Close Bendix.

Aviation 12 12 Berghoff Brewing 4 4 Borg Warner 19 20 Butler. Bros 7 7 Chicago Corporation 1 1 Cities Service 1 1 Commonwealth Edison 48 48 Cord 3 3 Crane Co 7 7 Great Lakes Dr 14 15 Marshall Field 10 10 Swift and Co 17 17 Swift International 33 33 Thompson 5 6 6 20H 127 13 95H 26 6 1SS 5 34 Vi 12 66Ts NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT Cause No. 43459 STATE OF -INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY In the Lake Superior Court Sitting "at Hammond, Indiana In Vacation After May Term, 1934 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, vs. Whiting Land Company, a corporation, et al. Action to Foreclose Mortgage.

Now comes the Plaintiff. by Oscar Haney, its attorney, and files its complaint herein; together with an affidavit ef 'a' competent person, showing that the defendants thereto, to-wit: Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corDoration; as trustee. 13 95 26 6 18H 5 33' 13 65 Mutual Sarlngs Association East Chicago Building Loan and Sarlngs National Building Loan Association (Hammond) Byrnes A Schuhman (common) Home Sarlngs and Loan Association (Gary) i. Gostlln. Meya A Co.

(common) 109H mo 15 35 45 S3 60 40 50 Central Investment A Realty Co. (common) njtl fel a uvu Aiiuciaiivn uaryf a National Sarlngs and Loan Association (Indiana as named In mortgage dated March 764 11 50 27 2i 76 11 51 27 24 First Polish Building nnd Loan ind Savings Inst. Mld-Ctty Building A Loan association, Gary Final Grain Review 22 45 55 Central Building A Loan (Gary) Calumet City Building and Loan 2f 19 60 4 Peoples Building and Loan Association (Hammond) By HARM AN W. NICHOLS (United Press Staff Correspondent) CHICAGO. Aug.

3 Weather news Mining Corporntlon of Cnnada 7f damages resulting from fires in Qulemont Minlna; Corporation of Canada. 31st, 1931, and recorded April lutn, 1931, in Mortgage Record 398, at page 568 records of the Recorder's Office of Lake County, Indiana; Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corporation; Arthur J. Baer. as co-trustee as named in mortgage dated- March 31st, 1931, and recorded April 10th. 1931..

in Mortgage Record 398,. at page 568 of the records of the Recorder's Office of Lake County, Indiana; and Arthur J. Baer are non-residents of the State of Indiana: and that the residence of the following named defendants, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, to-wit: "Whiting Land 45 Reliance Savings A Loan Association (Hammond) 4 Hammond have been covered completely by insurance. held the attention of the grain trade on the Chicago Board, of' Trade today while prices moved nervously in a limited range. 15 12 27 25 16 fl.OOa No.

3 red, garlieky, 97c; No. 3 red, weevily, sample grade, mixed, 98c. Hot and dry weather prevailed READ THIS FIRST: John Tait. stepson of wealthy Lady Tail, is engaged to marry Lucy Burnham, a widow. In France, tvhere the three were sojourning, Lady Tait takes a dislike to Gillian Vundas, a beautiful girl, who, U- is disclosed, is blackma'ng Tait fo- a past indiscretion, Back in London Tait becomes alarmed when his dustiness associate.

Lord I' ills, is found shot to death. Mrs. Burnham takes Miss Vundas "under her wing" much to Lady Taifs annoyance. A luncheon given by Lady Tait in honor of Tait and his fiancee, and attended by John's cousins, Alysia, Etta and Claud Vaylor, is a poor success owing to Taifs apparent uneasiness. Tea is interrupted by the discovery of John Taifs body on the sidewalk in front of Lady.

Taifs home. Suspecting he has been poisoned, Chief Inspector Pointer of Scotland Yard investigates what appears to be murder and first questions the victim's cousin, Claud Vayior. Talking with Lucy Burnham, Pointer learns that Tait received a death threat by letter the same day Lord MUls had killed himself. Then the inspector interviews tiady Tait. Itext Pointer Questions Alysia and Etta Naylor, Taifs cousins.

When he reaches Gillian Duidas, he finds terror and dread written in her eyes. Pointer learns that two specks he had taken from the fingers of one of Taifs hands were spun glass from an object which probably contained the fatal poison. Then he searches Taifs rooms and finds certain deletions in an engagement book. (NOW GO ON WITB THE STORY) over a major part of the belt, al CORN No. 2.

mixed, 70o; No. 4 though the situation was relieved in some sections by rain storms. Company, a corporation Elizabeth mixed. 70 No. 2 yellow, 71 12 ONE SECTION OF CALUMET AVE.

IS NEARLY FINISHED The drouth In most sections raged szudztnKl ana Mr. osuasinm, whose true Christian name is un 71c: No. 3 yellow. 7070c; No. 4 4,500 ENLISTED MEN ARE MOBILIZED 39 20 37 yellow, 70c; No.

5 yellow, 69 4 known, husband of Elizabeth Szudzinkl; Mr. Glominskl, unabated and the weather map showed only signs of spotty relief. 70c; No. 6 yellow, 68c; No. 2 white, 72c; sample grade, 64 66c.

On top of yesterday's startling 4274 3 OATS 1 white. 494c: No. 2 4 7 15 12 28 25 20 15 12 39 20 37 43 3 6 35 18 29 8 77 62 45 13 40 16 42 88 98 6 prediction of the lowest crop yield on record, considering population, a flood of fresh reports of deteriora white, 48c: No." 3 white. 4444Sc; 32 Am Can Am Com Alco Am Intl Am Locomotive Am Pow A Lt Am Smelting Am Stl Fdy Am Sugar KAm Tel A Tel Am Tobac Anaconda Cop Atchison Atl Coast Line Atl Refining Aviation Corp Baldwin Loce Bait A Ohio Bendlx Aviat. Bethlehem Stl Borden Borg Warner Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case I Celanese Cerro de Pas Ches and Ohio St and Chi and Chrysler Com Solvents Consol Gas Con sol Oil Cont Can Corn Products Cudahy Packing Deere and Co Del and Hudson Del Lack and Dome Mines Du Pont de Eastman Kodak El Auto-Lite I Pireston Tire Fox Film Freeport Tex Gen Am Trans Gen Asphalt, Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors Gillette Glidden Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt No Ry pf Hudson Mot I No.

4 white, 4343c; sample grade. 18 tion came in. The corn belt -wired Improvement of Calumet avenue 28 numerous complaints of damage 8 RYE None. BARLEY 80 85c. 77 reported in new sections while the chief cry in the American northwest and Canada was for relief for a burning wheat crop.

61 45 in Hammond is virtually completed between Sibley and Conkey streets, according to a survey by The Hammond Times. The center strip has been re-asphalted and every third intersecting street has been opened to traffic Markets' at a Glance Pointer rang the bell at Lady We.tmacott's. A local statistician, in a detailed 13 (By United Press) Stocks irregularly lower in dull report, suggested the aggregate yield of corn in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Colorado as 38 15 trading. North and south traffic is main Bonds steady; speculative issues firm. 41 87 98 whose true Christian name is unknown, and Mrs.

Glominskl, whose true Christian name is unknown, wife of Mr. Glominski, whose true Christian name is unknown; Cornelius H. Cobb; Ruth Tilfon wife; Robert Carr and Carr. whose true Christian name is unknown, wife of Robert Carr. and that this Js an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Two (2), in Block Ten (10).

of Smith and Bader's West Park Addition to Hammond, as shown on the plat of said Addition of record in ahe Recorder's Office of Lake County, Indiana, in plat book 15, page 9. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 8th day of October. A. D. 1934.

the same. being the 25th day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in room number 1 in the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of September, A. D. 1934, said action will be heard and determined In their absence. In witness whereof, I hereunto set mv hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, Indiana, this 81st day of July, A.

D. 1934. (Seal) GEORGE W. SWEIGART. Clerk L.

S. By CORA D. ANDERSON, Deputy 8:3,10.17 98.000,000 bushels, a drop of bushels during the month of July. Both Illinois and Iowa, the greatest corn states in the middle west, were said to have lost around tained throughout the length of the improvement. Work is progressing rapidly south of Standard avenue where the street is to be re-paved with concrete.

The present asphalt surface has been narrowed to 20 feet to make way for the first strip of concrete. Curb stocks dull and irregular. Chicago stocks quiet and mixed. Call money 1 per cent. Foreign exchange firm.

"Wheat unchanged to off cent; 17 18 40.000.000 bushels each during the 30-day period. corn up to cent; oats drop INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. J. (I.

N.S.) The mobilization of approximately 4,500 enlisted men and officers of the. Indiana National Guard at Fort Knox, for a two weeks' training period will begin Sunday, Elmer F. Straub, adjutant general has announced. These guardsmen make up the In-dana contingent of the 38th division commanded by Major General Robert Tyndall. of Indianapolis, who commanded the 150th field artillery of the Rainbow Division In the World war.

The movement of troop trains from various routes in Indiana to Fort Knox will continue all day Sunday. Adjutant General Straub, Major Forest H. Spencer, 38th division chief of staff. Miss Louis Sachs, secretary to Straub, and Miss Mary Barton, of the department will go to Fort Knox by airplane Saturday. The plane will be piloted by Howard Maxwell of the 133rd observation squadron, it was stated.

Expenses of the encampment are borne by the federal government as part 'of Its national defense program. aaaaaaaaajaa.jaaa'aSWM Despite the depressing reports, a to cent. Chicago livestock: Cattle, hogs. splurge of selling for profit checked and sheep, strong. the advancing tendency, though the underlying strength held undis Cotton dips a few points.

Rubber futures rally after early turbed. 14 10 29 32 14 18 30 27 11 22 9 21 14 up a young man about town who acted as one of the Yard's voluntary assistants In matters of this kind. Ward-Thynne worked in the Ascot office of St. James' when lt was a question of admission to the Royal Enclosure. His mind was a perfect card index of people in society, though he could not have earned threepence a.

week as far as the rest of his attainments went. Who was a Westmacott? Apparently the owner of a place called Pilgrim's Halt some five to six years ago? "You mean Westmacott, the multimillionaire. Westmacott of Pilgrim's Halt and Park Pinnacles and Mariners and two hunting boxes In the Highlands, and a huge house in town 11 Palace Green? Sort of Second Lord Shaftesbury. He's been out in China for the last three years or so. carrying on a relief mission of his own." Pointer asked If he was known to be a friend of a Mr.

John Tait, who was a co-director with Lord Mills on some' companies. "Very great friend indeed. They were at New and regularly have Profit-takin sent wheat off to a dip. 14 10 29 33 14 18 30 28 11 23 9 21 15 7 lame start but the market soon ral Information come in? Very much so. The first test of the blood of the dead man had proved the existence of a deadly dose of the poison mixture named by Dr.

AngellL It had been administered directly into the blood. By a cut, a prick, an lr jectlon of some kind. "Or a splinter," Pointer mentally added, Pointer's next step was to drive to Palace Green. It looked as though eleven referred to that, and not to Miss Dundas studio. Palace Green is one of the few unspoiled streets of large houses still left in town.

As yet no buses roar through it. and it remains broad and stately, facing Kensington Palace and the Gardens. Westmacott' was one of the largest of the houses, and an end one. Along its side ran a passage way Into Church street. A very high wall with a door in it protected the garden from being overlooked.

He rang the bell, sent' in his name only, and asked to see1 Lady Ida on "a matter concerning Mr. John He was shown Into a fiercely mod- ern room where the chairs andf tables seemed better suited to a sub-; marine Id their metallic economy of I line and space than to a London The entire job shoull be finished in about three months at the present rate of operation. When completed, it will provide a wide, well-paved highway from the Little Calumet river on the south to Indianapolis boulevard on the north. The Improvements being undertaken by the state highway commission with federal and gasoline tax funds as a part of the program to improve U. S.

41 throughout Lake county. lied when cables told of strength at Liverpool and Winnipeg on ac count of unfavorable weather. Oats, rye and other grains acted in accord with the major cereals. Provisions were unsettled. Silver futures off 15 points.

Bar silver up at 46 cents an ounce. Copper 9 cents a pound. Liberty Bonds NEW YORK, Aug. 8. (U.P.) (Decimals represent' 32nds).

Liberty 3S. '32-47. $104.2 Liberty 1st 4s, '32-47 103.1 Liberty 4th 4s. '33-38 103.19 Treasury 44s-3s. '45 103.17 Treasury 44s.

'47-52 113.10 Treasury Zs. '43-47 104.23 7H Grain Range Illinois Cent a CHICAGO. Aug. 8. (I.N.S.) 16 38 24 9 LEGAL NOTICE 15 38 24 9 43 WRIGHT'S WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE Inland Steel Int Nickel Int Tel A Tel Johns-Man ville gone fishing together In Norway for 44 18 18 97 25 97 town house.

The usual flashing cushions were piled everywhere, a heap of them in one corner around a steel radiator. The lighting was Treasury 8 '41-43 March 104.24 Treasury 40-43 June 104.24 Treasury is. '43 104.23 Treasury Sfts. '46-49 102.26 Treasury 3s, '51-55 ...101.21 Auto Sales Boost Installment Profit 25 17 17 CHAPTER 80 POINTER LOOKED next at the dead man's check book, a very recent one. There was a comfortable balance scribbled on the back of the last counterfoil.

Pointer looked at the pile of old counterfoils fastened together with a rubber band which he found in a locked drawer. Two things Interested him. Some five months ago was a check to Self for 500 followed the next week by one for 50. The same thing happened exactly six months before. Hero too a check for 500 to Self was followed by another to Self of 50.

There was nothing else of Interest. Nowhere did any name occur that might fit the erased blank in the engagement book. Pointer took the check book and the old block of counterfoils. Then he looked once more through the engagement book. There were no other erasures nor any other name that seemed to properly Bt the blank.

The valet professed an absolute ignorance concerning what was, or was not, in the book. An ignorance that, seeing the book lay out on the table, struck the chief Inspector as overdone. Did Mr. Tait keep his old engagement books? Pointer expected a negative, but to his joy the man pointed to a locked cupboard. "Full of stuff of that sort.

Brought over from a cupboard they're altering in his house." Pointer found inside it all he would have desired a pile of personal books of all kinds. But he had to go back nearly a year In an engagement book before he found an entry. "Letter from W. Wants me to go there. Made an appointment over the phone for tomorrow," and on the following day was an asterisk.

So the erased Initial was probably W. There was no other helpful entry in the book. After some fruitless, further searches, be came on an old game book nearly six years old. In it he found several entries that showed that Tait had often shot at a place called Pilgrim's Halt, and that on each of these occasions there was always one name among his fellow guns that did not vary, the name of Westmacott. Probably, therefore, the host.

Pointer saw that by trying the letters on tissue paper over the erasure, the name would exactly fit In. Westmacott of Pilgrim's Halt -sounded familiar. But why the erasure, and the guarded entry today at 11? He weat to the nearest telephone outside the house and rang 47 47 24 Cecil Wright, cashier of the Bank of Whiting, is charged with staying away from home four and five days at a time in a divorce action filed today in Hammond Superior court by his wife of less than two years, Mrs. Amelia Wright. In addition.

Wright calls his wife vile names and claims ha has lost his affection, according to the 24 10 Kenecott Cop LIgg My Loews Inc Lorillard Tob Lou A Nash Mack Truck Marsh Field Maytag Mo-Kan-T Nash Motors Natl Dairy Prod Nat Distillers Nat concealed, the ceiling colored, the floor metallic looking. Altogether! Pointer was quite prepared for the ultra smart-looking woman who; came in a moment later with he Inevitable clgaret-holder stuck at an angle from pillar-box red lips. In 10 The sharp gains in sales of motor cars and trucks so far this year have enabled the leading organiza OpenjHigh Low Close WHEAT (New) Sept. 103 103 102 102 Dec. 105 105 104 104 May 107 107 106 107 (Old) Sept.

103 103 102 102 Dec 105 105 104 104 CORN 71- 71 70 71 Dec 73 74 73 74 May 78 78 77 78 OATS (New) Sept 46 46 46 46 Dec 48 ,48 47 47 May 50 50 49 49 (Old) Sept 46 46 46 48 Dec 48 48 47 47 RYE (New) Sept. 76 77 76 77 Dec 78 79 78 79 (Old) Sept 76 77 76 77 Dec 78 79 78 79 LARD Sept. 772 775 765 772 Oct 787 787 777 787 Nov. 795 Dec. 817 817 805 815 Jan 825 827 820 827 tions engaged in installment financ Mrs.

Wright points out that her ing-to show the most striking earnings gains In several years. Standard Statistics says in a special re NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT Cause No. 43461 STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY In the Lake Superior Court Sitting at Hammond, Indiana In Vacation After May Term, 1934 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, vs. Whiting Land Company, a corporation, et al. Action to Foreclose Mortgage.

Now comes the Plaintiff, by Haney. its attorney, and files Its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants thereto, to-wit: Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corporation, as trustee, as named in mortgage dated April 3rd) 1931, and recorded April 15th. 1931, in Mortgage Record 399, at page 38 of the records of the Recorder's Office of Lake County. Indiana: Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corporation; Arthur J. Baer.

as co-trustee as named in mortgage dated April 3rd. 1931, and recorded April 15th, 1931, in Mortgage Record 399. at page 38 of the records of the Recorder's Office of Lake County. Indiana: and Arthur J. Baer.

are non-residents of the State of Indiana and that the residence of the following named defendants, upon diligent inquiry. Is unknown, to-wlt: Whiting Land Company, a corporation; Elizabeth Szudzinkl; Szudzinki. whose true Christian name Is unknown, husband of Elizabeth Szudzinkl; and Fred G. Kennedy and Cora Kennedy, his wife, and that this Is an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Thirty (30), in Block Fourteen (14), of Smith Bader's Second West Park Addition to Hammond, as shown by the recorded plat of said Addition, In the Recorder's Office of Lake County, Indiana, as the same appears of record in Plat Book 15, on page 9. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they, ap- view.

The continuance of excep husband earns a good salary and that she is entitled to $5,000 alimony and attorney's fees. The Wrights were married on Dec. 22, 1932. There are no children. tionally low rates for bank borrowings has tended to widen profit AAlliit-AsS4iStBMMMMsrrrMSta-SMrrrrs1 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT Cause No.

43463 STATE OF LAKE COUNTY In the Lake Superior Court Sitting at Hammond, Indiana In Vacation After May Term, 1934 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, a corporation, vs. Howard A. Boyer. et al. Action to Foreclose Mortgage.

Now comes the Plaintiff, by Oscar Haney, Its attorney, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants thereto, to-wlt: Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corporation, as trustee, as named in mortgage dated August 2nd, 1928, and recorded August 21st, 1928, in Mortgage Record 334, at page 43 of the records of the Recorder's office of Lake County, Indiana; and Chicago Trust Company, an Illinois corporation, are nonresidents of the State of Indiana, and that the residence of the following named defendants, upon diligent inquiry, is unknown, to-wit: Howard A. Boyer and Florence O. Boyer, his Joseph Brosovich and Nancy Brozovich, his wife; and the unknown, owners and holders of each and every note or bond secured by mortgage to Bank of Whiting, dated August 3rd, 1928, and recorded August 21st, 1928, in Mortgage Record 334, at page 73 of the records of the Recorder's Office of Lake County, Indiana, and that this is an action to foreclose a mortage on the following described real estate to-wit: Lots Thirty-two (32) and Thirty-three (33), in Block Four 4), in the resubdlvision of part of Jackson Terrace, in the City of Hammond, Lake County. Indiana. Said defendants are therefore years.

I should say Tait is West-macotfs particular paL And besides that Taifs Miss Henrietta Naylor's cousin, you know. What does that signify? Dear me. how little you chaps at th Yard really know, when It comes to Important things! Westmacott was going to marry her, and then suddenly turned and whizzed off to help the Honduras earthquake victims on the spot. Left the lady high and dry. Nice girl too.

Rather a bit out of his line a hard riding, hard swearing, and probably hard drinking young amazon then. She's turned herself into- the equivalent of a Salvation Army lass since, and lt doesn't suit her." The man at the other end was warming up. "And then of course Lady Ida! Lady Ida! Wtsstma-cott's widowed sister-in-law who acts as his hostess and keeps his houses open now he's away. Yes, John Tait and Lady Ida were at one time rather bracketed together. Oh.

not as Westmacott and Etta Naylor were. The last had the banns all but read out. No, but people rather expected something would come of It In due time with regard to the other two. Only nothing di3. When was this talk? About two years ago more or less.

Since then, Tait seems to've dropped out of Lady Ida's circle. else?" He was warmly thanked, and Pointer rang through to his own rooms at the Yard. Had any fresh (Copyrkht. 19SU margins, because little or no reduction has been made in rates charge Nor American No Ame Aviat Nor Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Elevator for financing motor car purchases. 45 YOUNG FALCONS TO GIVE ATHLETIC EXHIBIT McKesson's June Sales Gain 1 1 Pet, age the woman was perhaps 40.

Very handsome, and a more resolute jaw and eye he had not often met. "Thou shalt want e'er I will" should have been the lady's motto, whatever her family. But she looked -at him very keenly, and she had com In very quickly in answer- to his "From Mr. Tait?" she asked. Pointer hesitated to allow her to make, some further remark.

That might be enlightening, for he thought she was disturbed by his visit-But as Lady Ida said nothing, ha explained that Mr. Tait had been picked up dying near his house, that his dead body had been carried Into his stepmother's house, and that, believing that Mr. Tait had been in to see Lady Ida that morning around 11, he. Pointer, had wondered if she had noticed anything odd. whether he had looked ill, or if she had heard him complain of feeling ill.

(TO BE CONTINUED) 5 5 6 6 14 14 16 16 19 20 9 9 20 21 10 10 14 14 3 3 16 17 9 9 14 14 2 2 55 E7 23 24 23 25 28 28 44 44 7 8 37 38 13 13 45 45 17 17 34 36 1 8 Packard Motors An increase of nearly 11 per cent or $965737 in sales for June compared with a year ago was reported yesterday by McKesson nU Rob-bins. Inc. Total sales for June, 1934 Cash Grain were $9,922,538, against $8,956,801 Penney Co. Pennsylvania Peoples Gas Plllsbury Flour Pullman, Inc. Pure Oil Reading Co.

Republic Steel Reyn. Tob. B. St. Joe Lead Sears Roebuck in the same month of 1933.

Forty-five boys and girls of the Sixteenth district of Polish Falcons from Hammond. Calumet City, Whiting and Gary will stage an athletic exhibition next Sunday afternoon at their camp at Orland, 111., 143rd street and Highland avenue, near Harvey, 111. The boys and girls have been at the camp for a week under the supervision of John Kilarski, of Hammond. The public is invited to the festivities. For the six months ended June 30.

sales totaled $62,567,922, com CHICAGO. Aug. 3. (I.N.S.) WHEAT No. 1 red.

No. 2 red, No. 3 red. $1.011.02: No, 5 red, $1.0034: No. dark hard, No.

2 dark hard. No. -1 hard. 1.08: No. 2 hard.

1.07 1.07 No. 3 pared with $48,874,789 in the cor responding period a year ago. This represents an' increase of $13. liai, or slightly more than 28 per 'hard. No.

5 hard. Shell Union Oil cent. hereby, notified pendency, pf A i A.