The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1934 — Page 3
Ossified ads
two more hatches of baby ' p Pr hundred. “Center 'f'chk-ks”. are known for their jo day old chicks reasonable, uiir"order collect today. Tele- , 4020. (Voter Point Hatchery, Point, Indiana. 16 - 3ts. , sA lE; Buffet and Dining 1 Iteasonable. Phone
Like
0:00.
ItLE: Used: clothing; also u ,i speaker. We buy used at John’s Barber Chop. 19-lt.
»r
oVIoek f. Mi "h" ' 'I 1 v l '>"H 7 on (or th. eoiistru,ri,, n J " 1 '. dlapiiRnl nlunt for saiO i"iv i,'. " «n<’e with the tihinti 'iiid Bn.-ori™?,'" ' ci r .rk-T^,,i,!;fe; urn, ' , ‘ , ‘ ri "'’V.'; ?rrr •:? .r?.ar ^ •’ * oust flirt lull „r ill.I Pll |, s .."'Of ,
tiff: DAILY BANNER, tiREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY. JUNE 19. 1934.
timk.
nstnicl Inn
tlon (.'tit
tank.
Cons'inrt in n
trisu inent.
Const rnrtlon
tank.
Cm
ry Hetllmentn-
nf slinlit,. illapstlnn of secondary sewn; ■ of flnnl sniiimentntioii
U(j SALE: Bine boxes, 10 rents Snider’s Wa\) Paper & Paint 18-2p
0W fARB-Colors and brushes ■jider’s. ^; 2 P
-For Rent—
,R PEN’T Small modern apartfurnished or unfurnished, downwell located. Reasonable rent.
19-21-2t
(YiR RENT: Lower unfurnished ir nent. Phone 757 X. 19 Highland
jet.
—Wanted—
19-lt
;TE1>: Used Studio 177-X.
Couch. 19-lp
TED: To lo housework and children. Phone 438-Y. Ip
FED: Second hand Simmons sd. Phone 490-L. 18-3t
Miscellan eous—bod' invited to Putnam counat Cataract Falls, Sunday, Banners must be displayed jrs for free admission. These obtained at Russellville, Iruy store, Koachdale; Smoke Clover Idr; Hunter’s store, Steward's Station, Bain Dobbs Tire & Battery shop, g store, (ireencastle; McCame Meridian. lX-(',t Jijm's Barber Shop ojjen from 7 a. to s p. in. in the old Fred Elli-19-n. jBCRAOKERS; FI RECRACKERS! p and Girls, get your share of j,. Firecrackers; 372 individual rackers awaits any hoy or girl is willing to work two hours, ‘whether a newspaper carrier or Be at Banner office Wednesday ruing S:H) o’clock, June 20. Be on v. Get our share of the Firek :. C. J. Ferrand, Banner office.
Stnke-Breakcr r V,
« mist ■•notion of slinlc.. fil , Cmi.slr no, Ion of Tmlhlh.o ' ^ f ‘""'
Instn 11,11 ion of pn m[. I In- entln- properly or exist Irm sepil,. i ntlk , * noulent
talumon or puim* Ffiuinjc t h«* entire f
H«*mov;il of All rnafori
a *‘ OV '.“ |M ur(, »* r to in iU,
Hnd flniMliecl (| isf»OS;! | r | , , ,
Alterninte bids will I,
complete nsidered
ntHtc bids .... , n,nk'inK'e*Ther'^'r ",0^I,
“turf.hi,hi. sodlmeni innii , ,, k .sellllriK urea „,,, |,. h ", l ! '••"K** and with . ■ , n , •Judge removnl; and • . ' r,,r
^nulKt- digestion lank less Hum 17,000 ru i
city.
80c
cly hc.-ited • oks of not Imltfo onpa-
*onrt, substitute f,, r , 1)B Oosin _ imikH .10,1 triokllntr fn ,,,,1 ., *1 seel I men, it, Ion shown , , ! ' p U'
(Tn*lineal treatment
trealinent or ., eombi,,.,,;, , . ‘ will, approprhHo rin.,1 ■ ,liiiien!.,,imr Su< )i plant built In ifordance with
- •«-
u for«
the bidder to t W.’iffc flow of
' it I
b.>
million pillions’per d., , ‘.1^ !i!|,,t. d
sew.iKo How cast it*. Indian
1 M
storm flow ti|i
M.illnns per «l..\ to 1 : huvinK suspcncleil Moliillow 30 parts pr r min
oxy^d-n fontent abo\. : ( li()li and ;i 5 day bim Ju t
nd averaging’ bebiw
guarani eed dry weather •»f (Jreen-
one
north lin f
I hence
tlon^L'no? h,,,r "
dole; Iron pin nt the north edge of sidewalk is to at east edge of alley; thence ei
quarter Bee- parallel to the north line afores; eh-.inw ■, *L on * K S!l,d pixnt \ 254 f »*ct and S Inches to an place of ^ to the! th»* west side of Sinning, containing 13 north on the west line of
b*a. Excepting from *' — “
•‘1 of land th
line 37
!‘art of
acres, more or last described pa lowing, to-wit I
“m^ lr ’ ns ,3 f( 'r ,h ’ ' an «° 4 "
point 20" r r ';"" lvs: at a corner' r „ i "" r,h “ r ">o Konth.-m,, !»;•; fe.*t : s ' , | bin 30; thence west
. .1, leet to the southear*
Morrison and “
the f«d-
sectlon 36,
est de-
corner ot
i.wnr ■ Addition to ;,mJ' ;, r „ 1 loverdale; thence non I,
r,.. , , " as ,' l1 "*' nf said addition n.i i., 0 ' 'V n Oflbeast corner of fuini 1 ion ; thence east 166 feet’ to Inn* of section 36; tlienee
77 0
a Ion
772
ih!. fl ?'!!?," io ," ; * hence hiirI 16U ft.,, sonth ilom; -aid p,,,. to a-rew ninre nr" > f‘.si" , " f ' 2 : '- 11,mm 0 ’ r> '" 1 " r lh " southwest ‘
13 non- " f s, ■ oUo,,
follows,
we
nort h
Iditlon, mtaininf
pne© east iforesaid, an pin on I
iron pir
idditlon; the
1 SD!
addition. 302 feet to the beginning
said
hundredt 1
2.29
(29-1001 acres
acres, twenty nine
being in the
2 acres being in the southwest
Ion 31
31, i qua r
southeast quarter of section 3K and
In l i 31.
mile ■tery
town of Cloverdale. heretofore
rt er i
of said sect Ion 31. The south side of said Had lies parallel to an N foot walk
to said cemetery from t of tin* town of Oloverdal
conveyed to the ('loverdale < Vine tery
Association, and said s
oetnet f
he eoist side
out h line bci
ippr sont
i, ni
roximatcly 23 fed north h line of said section
ing the
for a decree
If such rents an I profits will not sdl
Tflclcnt sum to satisfy said
'ree, Interest nnd costs, I will, at I tlic same time nnd place, expose to public Sale the fee simple title of said real
d lows, aint w
quarter of section 31, township estate, or so much thereof, as may In* h. rang,. ;j west, described as necessary to discb;irgi- said decree, ius ’, ,< '*\vit: Conunencing at a terest and costs. Sqid sale to be made wh,f%h iu 0 * - •• * - - * “dief whatever fr ’
1 TlL 0 T'' < /r l| ' , 'v,'‘'’', 1 '’^ n cbaln. , :",M io.i‘1 corner of said fracnine In" m " ''' ' h ’' ' ial11 f* 011 " " r ''CKli'muI K J \ Jr" UPf IC in,nh s ii r J'* 1 /’ 1 vette Street, nnd from the veiiii p /i‘ f ,,, ,M Sinning running cast \ l * { \ u \ nor, b line of said town of t j\ ciil ile ;i", the same now exists.
6 chains and 91 2-3 links to the pres-|
ent northeast corner of the town of
Llovcrdale; thence south with the I prcscMf f , nS f line .»f said town 3 chains I
* ,r, , ks lo tbo south line of said
nactlonal (juartcr section; thence east 1
to tlie southeast corner of said
tiotial quarter:
to
Jmi'ai q I ri. I tj,, nee north with the
east line of said fractional
without any relief whatever from val-
uation or appraisement laws.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. T have I hereunto set my hand, this 4th day of
June. 1934.
ALVA BRYAN Sheriff of Putnam County. Gillen & Lyon, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 5-3t I MtQI INK mu ONI 1 VI PRECIOUS NATIVE STONES RALEIGH, N. C., (UP) — Thorp
Ho- nort l east corner thereo
west with the n tunal quarter
links; ij.en
line of
north line of said frac-!
nal quarter 4 chains and 16 1-2 I
j may ovon be diamonds in the rough
(HKirt'-r i" 1 in “them thar hills"—referring to
n,. oi lia ins
aralh | to the inaal quarter 4
south parallel to the least
1 fractional qu? 1-2 links; the?
nrter 34 nee west >f said frac
luted
wo nifllinii in effluent
'aging hell issol v ed per mil-
, . 'I oxygen
WZi 1 .;,!^ <lel..rm"".,l by I In* si i liriii-, iliii,. ,,r tin. | M ,|, ,, |, | Hj , . H,:,"!, on 24 ,mu,;’,ioiis
Of
demar tnillioi
samples with sixty < 60) da
on 2 data
lay fieri o« I
Hie plar
(operation of
Substitute propi accompanied by
nt. a Is
ver i rt ir
t lie
rounder must
iinU III.. inuti'rkilH ami . ..nlfnio'iis' til,. Ri.IICI.iI Spi|.|f|<M||.,|. |ii.|,ii ,n,.,. r.irth shall apply Snhsinm,. p,„. posals shall list all eiiuijiinent niiiitte<]
from and any equipment niqeii plans as prepared l>\ t iii
engineer, and Bhal] < tin* operation of equirunent propn^d* and shall include a seliedule of opera-
tion costs.
Before the acceptance of any such substitute proposal the plans, spe. itj. ms and other details aeeoinpanysucli proposal shall b. Mihinitted
nd nppn ’ ‘
l to
iisult ing
tail
sui
iana Divi-
speeificat ions
In* ob-
upon il which a
Pror
the
doeuinents mav
office of aid City Clerk
to and approved by th, !ml
slon of PtF “
Copies o
atal contract documents liinod it the office of a
he payment of oo per copy,
amount will not I,.* refunded
•posals submitted shall he ,. n - dOBcd In I Sealed eii\e|o|». adilres id the Board of Public Works and Safety, City of Green.msi le. Indian.i
posa I
City
irked ‘ Plant. M
All proposals shall he made on fort
*>f proposal furnished
specifications.
Bldde
3 west amd descrilied as follows, t.. wit; Beginning at the southwest corner ol said quarter section and running thence west with the south line of said quarter section 96 links; thence north parallel with the west line of said half quarter section to the north line thereof; thence west 96 liiiks to the northwest corner of said half quarter; thence south with the west line of said half quarter to the beginning. c.*ntaInimr 3.74 acres. Containing in all 135 acres, more or
les -
ept the following described tra< nd situated in Putnam Coun State of Indiana, Land composing
1932 Addition t4* the (Moverdale (Vine-
tery. situated in the south half of Wliilq a few fractional section 31. township 13 , - » : north, rang.- west, m Putnam or n U r nber of rubh County, 1 mil.,n,,. in,, im fol j,, t h ( , n10 untainou
« ommcitcing at ttte
of lh,- iwi aiidlilon I ern North ('.'irolin
Waulonl l-st known
»RS, Exc
»»f lan
St at
n t y,
t lu
tho mountains of North Carolina. In fact, some have been found. AVhilo it is not Imped to make this bit of Southern Appalachia an Amor- I
i hcni-'e H'Ol'ti,' r j ^ ! i' i n s"?, ,01" ':i 2 *i l nk's^iT; kan Gokonda, it i known that gems' le st • !'!.'« mor,' 1 ','r 1 ] , ess nR ' l ' onl “ lnl " t! and precious stone , abound here in Also, part of n. sinittu-ast nunrtcr r sufficient quantitii to warrant their
action 81, township 1:4 north, range *.
■i.-s, i ii„.,i a» follows !,,- unlization. Wit\i this view, Ike North Carolina department of con a rvation and development is co-operating in the matter of securing the • rvi. es of a lapidary who would lie located near the
city of Ashville.
It is believed tint an exiper 1 to m i cutter : nd jewoL thus employed 1 could do a thriving Imsines.-; cutting
and setting native -tones.
aids and a gte.athavo been found regions of west- , this section is unethysts, i-hmlo-
lows,
V, India ., to-wit
northwest co
to said remit cry; the north line of
for it-
me nur t ii line i. i sain I N.ui ;oifi 11 ion i ’ • 1 . v.-. .. . ■■ v ..j . ■. , ........ , w.-s, - .4 i.-i lot s incio s to i". - |it, es an ,| other semi-precious stones, i stone marked with a cross on lop and 1 ’ 82 on the , , i side nf simic; including the famous aquamarine, a ttiene,. smith hnrallet to the west line , i, • , , i i of said ivei ■oi.iitioii, 3ft2 feel lo m, 1 pale, hluish-gri'en variety of beryl.
This stone is found in abundance in and about the great feldspar nnd kaolin .deposits. Properly cut and mounted, Lie aquamarine is a most attrac-
tive stone.
OIL BLAST KILLS THREE JAMESTOWN, N. Y., June 19—Kx-
plosion of a huge gasoline tank which followed a fire claimed the lives of at least three persons, two of them firemen, at the Richfield oil tank farm [
today.
Despite reports that the bodies of | five firemen and one spectator ha I been found, coroner David Lincoln anti unced only three were known dead. lie .-aid he would open an investigation tomorrow. Twenty-two persons were burne so severely that they were forced to remain in the city’s two hospitals for treatment. The condition of five of them, including Fire Chief Clifton Beatty, was reported critical. At least 20 other persons received treatment for minor hums. The known dead were Oscar Ii- Bloom and Walter Ivastenhuber, firemen nnd Henry Golleiinski, 18 years old, a spectator. A crow I of about 500 persons had gathcied near the oil farm to watch fire licit fight what at first appeared to he a small blaze. The flames spread rapidly and about 20 minutes later on of the three gasoline tanks on the faint P\ii>loded. Spectators alii firemen alike were . howered with burning oil. The cries f men, women an I children mingle! with the shrieking sirens of ambul-
ances.
Doctor- and nurses from nearby towns were summoned to aid the ho - pital staffs. Firemen within a 30-mile radius of Jami stown assisted in fighting the flames. They were n ported umVr control at 7 p. m- The cause of the fire was not definitely known, but it was reported it was- caused by a spark which flashed when an electric switch was pulled.
TEXANS HAVE OLEANDER FEIF the c runty celebrates the 100th annij versary of its settlement with a four(lALAESrON, Tex. (UP)—Glean- j day homecoming and historical icvue.
ders hav taken a place alongside to-
matoes, turkeys, onions, the Alamo ^ Much of the atmosphere of the and other subjects for special cele- j earl >’ **tlements of IBinois and De bration by Texans. Galveston citizens Ka,b ° H,nt y wiM reproduced on a recently held their first three day I ^^'Batively selected near the city
oleander fete, which they hope will
become one of the nation’s outstanding Hoover shows. ILLINOIS RESI DENTS PL AN FOR PIONEER DAYS SYCAMORE, III., (UP) — Pioneer
of De Kalb.
G.rv. Henry Horner will lie invited to lx* a special guest of honor on Governor’s Day at the celebration ami other state officials will also lie invit'
od to attend.
A pageant depleting the history of De Kalb County during the past 100
days will lx- relived by residents of | years, will lie given nightly during
De Kalb County in September when the celebration.
JACK HOLT ,.
plans anil
is ur<* required
• de w i i ii m. non~i <•! I n - ion
lific
l.ivii with qualification
Idera nr«* required
•oomp.i n v
nfl'i-
rd.
hoi
'■vit with
Bidders
their bids with a certified Hint of Five per <• enI , guaranty that It hid the bidder wilt enter int It bin ten days afte
r - . 1 by the Board of 1
Works and Sifety. if after the prouni has been necepfed, the* bidder iIh to enter into said contract nnd
nisi, sn t Isfnctory bond within tin* specified, then bis proposal shall dd and the amount of tin* cheek
shall i*'’ forfeited to the (Mty of
Ireeneart le
nceonipnny beck in i lie f their bids, is accepted, ; a contra< i
within ten days aft* r acceptance of the proposal by Hit* Board of Ihiblic
;irn lime
nnd li(|iiidated damn
such failure. All cheeks not
11 he
ontrnet has
Tt
a ges I t lius ;
forfeited sliall lie promptly returned t»
1 bidders after final j
ls*en made
I lie ’ bond
City
award of the
cast
nal
le will require
of t be eont raet fol performanct ler shall h t a t <
,i mou
is surety for the faithof the contract. Bidin his proposal tin*
su t
panv v/liieb will bo offered as surety in t In* event that t be cont met • b awarded to ti e bidder. The Board of Public Works and Safety of the CMty of Greencnstle, I
terves the
i nd
• lia
n a. i • I nil
bids
right t
o rejec rd the
iwarn me <
iract i•• the lo\v< hml beat bidder
WILLIAM L. M'l LLIA M T.
DENMAN STEWART,
LYON
rks and Safety
GLENN If
Board of Public Worl
City of Urceiuastb*. Indiana. NOTIC E Ol* H||EI4IEF*« *<\I.E OE
in w KSTATl
By vlr a < • rtIfled copy of decree to me directed from the Clork Of tb»- Putnan ('Ii lit Court of i • : iKiiin County. Indiana, In Cause N«» 14480, wl i • ©deral Land Bank of Lnuisviiie fs plaintiff, and Jamt A. Broadstreef * » al, are dcfendanis, re^alrinc n to ke tne sum *>f five fbousand two Inmdred and twelve dollars and eighty-1 iv* «ents ($ ',212.^5) with interest on said decree and cost
”ilt labor officials and govern* ***1 mediators sought to avert a * , 'l strike, P. L. Bergoff, of ** York, was busy taking the •Pessary precautions’’ in the "W of a walkout, buying arms s** ammunition, setting up a ""mis-ury and recruiting lO^IMO Bergoff is "dean of '"‘‘•breakers”, having inter,inid •" more than 1,000 strikes ^fing the past 80 years.
RtH,
I will expos'’ nl pulille sale lo the hlgliest tiiiiiler "i, Sntunlnv. July 11134, hetwe n Ihe linnr* of 10 00 M i<ml 4:00 I'. M nf niil 'lay, nl Iln* ilmn
o| Iht. i 'uni i II " to ill ftreenenslh*. Putnam County. Iiulinna, llie rents . nil profit* for a term nol to ex I set (7) year*, from the following ilesi i eit real extate hi I’utnum Oounty, Stall
of Indiana, 1 " wh
I,11 ol ' 1 • 1 1 if ol • 1 ■■ southeast quarter of bi lion 11, townst Ip 13 north, range I west, beginning at i point 50 links «•■<, of the southeast corner of sail] half uunrter, ttienee no,, h parallel with the c t line of s.iiil h.'ilf unurter to the north line thore<
l he
Tito DcPituw University Choir will Iw combined with the Purdue University Summer School ehonis Sunday for two presentattions of “’llie Evangt 1 in the New Worl ." an .'.iatorio written by Prof. Van Denman Thompson of IVPauw for Hw ses,|uicentennial celebration of Methodism. The Northwest Inuiatia Conference is in session at Battleground this week and the c-mferenee is observing this sesquicentennial. The inging of this orat< rio will he the closing session Sunday night at 7:30. The chorus will he directed by Dean R. G. McCutchun, head of the DePauw School of Music. Thero will Is* eighty voices in the combined choir tin I chums.
The chorus iwill sing the oratorio Sunday «ftemoon at 3 o’clock for th** Pur.fue Sumner School. Both concerts will lie given in Fowler Hall“The Evcngel in the New World” will lie featured ne\l October at Baltimore, Md., where a chorus of more than one thou and voices will sing it at that great celebration. This oratorio will be sung around the world during the fcsquicentennial and will be known throu liout Methodism. 'Hie wort is for the music were written by Mrs. Ethel Arnold TiUlen, wife of Prof- F. C, Tilde a of DePauw. Alts. Tilden is rapidly gaining national at - tention through her itoetry A number of Greencaatle |K‘ople will go to laifayette to hear the choir.
Mi mhei of the DePauw Choir are; Allison Antrobus, Allk*rta Ift’chtel and Margaret Canine,Crawfor sville; Bar hara Haig, and Loren McDonald, Bloomfield; Lucia Keller, Brazil; Marjorie McIntyre, Greencastle; Mary Morgan PLainville; Carroll BYins m and Norman Titus, Indianapfdis; E ther Sweet, Daisy T.xloroff and Donald Alrutz, Chicago; Helen Adean Tibbcitt , Union City; Ruth Zimmerman, Paris, III.; Myron Bloom, Knox; Wiliam Gephairt, St. Joseph-, Mo., Robert Iglehart, Zionsville; Emmett Jackson, Michigan City; Robert Shearer, Remington; James Wharton, Valparaiso; and Clifford Pettit, Rockville Center, \. Y. Miss Jean Maggee, Milford, III., is aceomipaniut.
lenre w
t.i
est
with said north line IK
. "V«A nJl’Vr""r-"
A|
*. , u ' ^ fivi n that bids will
ItAY *or° Jth.Y;
chains and (III li'iks; thence soulh parallel with tin- * t lin*- of said hall' ■inarter to tlic »ulh lin*' the,*ot, them e cast with said south line to the MOU 1 h W'HI i . I : ■ of the ‘ 3" ■ CMl 1 l ■
. cun lcr> 11,. . .i th 1
32 links; theme east H chains and :
links; tlienee soulh t> ctinins and
links to the smith line of said half (liiurter: thence c.ist to the pine,, of beginning, containing 59 acres Exc pt from llie above d* scribed land how-
nudls
mi, iii the
Wvfii,
Rsrt of sertion h, range 3 w«ni.
from lh© nhov© a* s< p\er, th© followinif
31. township 13 north. lange 3 w.m.
11 : ’ ■.
i«* furnlshingr rlnj; at a point fp< l t north <»f ’i V asylum of southwest cornur sab! suction after emlim? ih.«n.>.v north mIohu the wust lin*' <
then«*e north nlonK ^Difl section 772 t«ct;
'by 'i'l •'* fequislt]
i; ““w; on* file'in sal,! a'udL ^ra * Pn ^ or the Inspection of
■I to furnish ond
^ i ^ 'ddfe^r^p^: m u 'i'lic lii'?* r< * <,f t’ommlssloners
H . ar ‘‘ opened and con.
'* I *. " "'“ h articles of mer-
In n'^d l,r:l "ds that
sect
west lin
.-cm .-rciiou ... thence e.isi ,:o I fot t ■ thence south 772 teut to tin* north line of the town of Gloveribi’.e; thence west along - said line 172 fe«*t to the oust line of T-'if.iyette St , in 1 town of (Moverdale; thence north alonff sab! east lino of said street 160 ft*et ; thence west 220 feet; thoiu t* south 160 feet to the north line of the town of (’loverdale. then( «* west alontf said line 408 feet to the plnre of he-
^ hhlllkM n ’ UH ' m,,,, ln
rant
isRion of ■ of which ?ie4*d
or less. . . - Also, part of the southwest fractional uuarter section of section i. township 1.1 north, range 3 west beginning (*t the north west corner hercn r ihnnpa e.i«l with the north line I
to ti.i J'“mnlssioners of * ild ''"idnlriL- 1 Pi , ’ roVtl 11 "ttW Board, . lo nfrnleh Pr ?. V, " l0n 11,1,1 c,> "* 1 ''ii**. in' fni, B 1 "“PP 11 *" und ► ^^tssar&rst & *«%swrsrsssia a ’*• " ,M "■" Ii*?”;"*". ' • ,m A. Gooper, County
19 - 2t
of. thence eoist with the north I chains and «i 1-2 •^•cs; thence soulh 34 chains nnd 35 1-2 links; thence w.s 7 chains nnd 19 links; thsnce south . chains and 42 link- •<» the north line of the town of Cloverdale; thence w si « chains and 12 links lo the west line of said fractional duartef section tlicnce north a' h w ''" J| n n 1 ,| 1 , ff ’ chains sod 44 links to the ...ginning, containing 4k 1-2 aerss. more or tess Also part of the east half of tin southeast duarter of section 3«. township 13 north, range 4 West, nlng 50 links south of the northeast corner thereof; them'# west 3 |"* '^ and 95 links; thence south ** fliatns and 45 link-, then . ca-d I , |Uii .u 41 llfiks thence south uuralhn udh the east line of said linjf du:| r ’cr tlon It chain* and 70 links i.
Prom far-off Africa came this family to live in the Tunisian village on thi Street of Villager which it a major feature of the new WjiWb Fair that
opened If Chicago May 28. Fi.'teen of I of .these villages are grouped where these reproduction* of life and scenes \ (H® Midway wac In 1933. Record in far-away lands offer visitors a tour crowds found the Fair complete and of the world in a single dsy. Eleven ( new u»t opening day.
“THE WRECKER’* with GENEVIEVE TOBIN
what has happkxfp
A/ter Vtnrs of struooliHV, Chuck
Pckih amt his ticn fu,
*ii>iQs anil San htiyltti oj th,-
. - Cion-
anil Sam Shapiro, rise to the tloce phases of if l!vi)an is a irri i kcr.
hmhlin f/ business—all
Ciiniminfls a builder, a nil Shapiro is !b> sail flfft end Rfffa i ii married beautiful Mari/ Wilson, ami then have (i i ico-i/ear-o.il boy. Cununint/s has pained success throuph J!egan, for Regan has many political connections
which
bring
com
tracts to Cummings.
( ff III 111 iN04 v I ,1 In I i II It II 1/ , I
she returns his affections, unknoun, of
course, to llegun. The tour are at Regan s iiiilatii.il home celebrating the t ico-year-old boy's birthday trhen Regan receives <i phone call to go to Fan Francisco to supervise an urgent
wrecking job, lit btiket an airplhni
to Frisco.
SOW (JO OX WITH TUK STORY Shapiro, of course, know that he was not wanted around the Regan home after I’huok had Rone. He bid a hasty adieu, leaving; Cummings alone with Mary. As soon as the door bad slammed behind the departing Shapiro, Mary and Cummings were in eai l» other s arms in an ardent embrace, their lips clinging together sensuously, passionately. The unsuspecting Began in San Francisco finished the work that bad to be done—finished it before the allotted time. “Well, i ll hop along.” be said to hii foreman. Cramer. - You shouldn't have any more trouble now “If we do, well call you at the hotel “ “l won't he at the hotel,” answered Repan. “Hut, I made a reservation for you ” Began grinned. “Cancel it. I'm
As Regan had wrecked buildings, so did the revelation of bis wife's infidelity wreck Regan. lake huge girders crashing down through space to become torn steel on the ground below, so did the soul of Regan go smashing down to eternit y —for his soul died—only the flesh of the man lived—and that was slowly becoming decadent. Cramer, now working for the Pacific Coast Wrecking Company—for the Regan Wrecking Company had dwindled to nothing without Chuck's guiding band, sat down on a huge chunk of mortar and opened tin* newspaper he was carrying Sprawled across the front page in glaring type was the headline: “THOMAS CUMMING8, BUILDING CoN* TRACTOR. W EDS MRS MARI P] REGAN.' Then, in smaller type, 'Marriage Takes Place Within >4 Month of Uncontested Regan Divorce”. He sighed, then looked up art he heard his name called. He turned to find Sam Shapiro—affectionately called '■Jake'’ by the laborers—walking towards him. “Hello, Jake,” he called. “Hello, Cramer. They told me you phoned.” ‘ Yeah. I located him last night." Cramer took a bite from a sandwich. Shapiro was eager. “Where?” “In a flop house down near thA Plaza. ' He took a piece of paper from his overalls pocket and hand**<| il to Shapiro. Here's the address. I wrote it down for you," “How is he?” “Stinkin* drunk." Shapiro's tone was anguished. “Yhy didn't you bring him up to my office?" “Because he wasn't there,"
"Lemme alone, I tell you'* (Posed by Jack Holt and Ccorije F. Stone}
flying hack tonight ” Tfedhought of his wife and child waiting for him. for his very life cunt' ied about his tiny family; his wuv «*ul hinged on I their love. , Two hours later. Regan stood on the threshold of his home He opened the*door quietly and walked butler cum* 1 "Oh. hello. Elliott ••G-g-good evening, fir.” the butler ; Stammered. He had gone pale at the sight of Ruyan not i-xpectlng him home. “What's wrong " ’ “Why—I—I thought—! heard you pay you weren’t coming hack until tomorrow.” -Well. It's tomorrow —one nYlo« k Vp rather late yourself, uren t you? ' \\ til, all I I “Mrs. Regan retired?** ' “Yes. sir." Desperation was written on the butlers face a* Regan started to mount the stairs “Can I fix you Up a—a little drink sir?” • No. thanks. Sine you haven't fnlxeil yourself up 1 few ? ' Regan could not understand the but hr s peculiar actions The butler shook his head negatively. “What makes you so Jittery. then?” 1 “I—I ” “Go to bed. said Regan goodpaturedly. Began walked up the fest of the flight and went to his room which Was adjoining hi*' wile s and that of Chuck. Jr.'s He started to get un dressed, then stopped and walked quietly to Ilia 1 00m Ha tiptoed in and bent over the child s crib, kissing' the hoy lightly. He straightened the rumpled covers, then walked back into his own room, a happy smile on his lace. He stopped short as he caught the Ritifried sound of conversation froin his wife's room. An expression of strange bewilderment crossed Regan’s face—then mingled with daw ning surprise He lifted his hand to knock, but the gesture was arrested by the phone ringing in Mary's bed - room. Regan, with knuckles poised, listened. Mary's voice came plainly through the closed door. “Who? Mr. Regan? When. Elliott—Just now.' " It was the butler phoning Mary on the mtei • communicating house wire. The receiver clicked down 'and the expression in Regan s eyes changed I from bewilderment to something more terrible—more vicious. Emotions seemed to rip through the 1 powerful body of the man in terrifying floods. His veins carried blood-streams of hate—fiery hate Suddenly making up his mind, he reached for the door-knob and swung Mary e door open.,..
“But, you Just said—" Cramer shook his head. “It ain’t the same guy you and I knew. It’s somebody else. Regan’s through. Shot. If a guy wants to commit suicide, why butt in ’ ’ "Suicide?” “What else do you call that rub-o'-the-brush liquor they dish out down there? He’s been soppin’ it up for months. His guts are gone and his liver's goin .” Cramer’s tone became savage. “But if 1 was him, there’s one Job of wreckin' I’d do before I called it u day. I’d fix it so that rat Cummings an’ his new wife’d spend their honeymoon dow 11 south- about six feet down south.| That's what I told Regan Shapiro
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In a half hour, Shapiro's chauf-i feured limousine drove up in front 1 of the address given by Cramer. Ini another moment, Shapiro was inside.) The sight that met his eyes can only * be compared to the Sargasso Sea—j a human Sargasso Sea, where all the flotsam and jetsam of life have gathered to become not water-logged— but liquor-logged—doused in the half-poison that is sold in the slums of San Francisco. Somewhere among this debauched wretchedness was Chuck Regan. On one of the filthy cots that lined the dark, long room., was a man who had once been ree-. ognlzed as the best wrecker on the! Pacific Coast. What light there was I in th* pi.o u < wire-protected gas jets. The stench was indefinable. The proprietor, almost as low in 1 the human scale as his guests, ap- ; preached Shapiro, whose face was pained and unhappy as he realized; the plight of his friend Is he here?” mumbled the pro- j prletor. “I don’t knew'—they all sort of look alike. In It all right if 1 look around ?" The proprietor grunted and walked j away. Shapiro walked down the nar- • row lane that separated the rows of* coin. From one sleeping. Inert body to the other lie went, finally stopping before one He bent low lo convince himself that this unkempt, dirty and unshaven figure was Regan He gently shook Regains shoulder. David—” he said in a low voice. Regan mumbled, but didn't await*
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"David—David—" Regan's head lifted He looked al Shapiro for a moment, then recognition filtered Ins brain. “Lenini* alone.” Shapiro shook him again. Lem me alune, I tell you." ' "Colne on. David—shake out of It —please. 1 got to talk to you about aomathing humtant Regan lifted his head. “Scram you Cheap peddler!” CIO BL CU.VUM LD)