Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-25

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certain release of mortgage therein APP
peariHg, that William Simons is the
president Of the Savers Grain Company
Tan Illinois corporation).
"This company had Il note and mort
gage on Frank r. Pence for 10000 as
far back as March, 1913, and on April
0, 1915 the mortgage indebtedness Of
Frank Pence to this Saver Grain Com
pany had increased to $4,000
Where did this go?
"The winds whisper, and the birds
sing that Pence loved the Board of
Trade too much.
what will the farmers receive who
have fled their claims for grain?
Maybe 40 cents on the dollar, maybe
| less.
1.-THE Savers Grain Company stu
holds its mortgage.
McCRAY ADMITS
HIS INTEREST.
NOW, my friends, here are some in
| teresting facts.
81 hold in my hand what is called by
| the lawyers, an examination Of the party
to lawsuit.
1T was taken before Michael J. wag-
ner, a notary public OF Jasper County,
Ind, by agreement Of the parties, at the
OASNOHAb 0AAA RofAA6p 0CPOSAk @>NAA Va
Kentland, Bank Of Kentland, at Kentland
Ind, on Tuesday, Oct. II, 1919, at 8
o'clock .. m.
'Tt was taken in the suit Of Herman
Messman VS.. Warren T. MeCray ct al and
/ the party under examination was War
/ rem T. McCray himself
THAT examination is still in existence
and may be seen at any time.
| Here are some questions propounded
| to AcCray at that time and in that
examination, and here are his answers:
| Q. During any Of that time were You
| connected with any company that was
dealing on the Board Of Trade, had q
membership in the Board of Trade?
A. expect dealt with a great many
! firms Of that kind.
Trade?
A. suppose Practically all the Chi
oago firms we did business with have
memberships In the Board Of Trade.
Q. Now, do you have any stock in
| any Of the companies?
a. Yes, sir; one company.
| Q. What was the name OF the com
pany?
A. The Savers Grain Company.
Q. What office or offices did you hold
In the Savers Grain Company
| A was vice president.
| Q. And how long have you held that
office?
A. Since 1910.
Q. Up to the present time7
| A. Yes, sir.
Q. And during that tine you say you
had stock in this company?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. How much stock did you have in
the Savers Grain Company
A. Ten thousand dollars.
Q. Do you know how much It was
capitalized for?
A Forty.
Q. Did you transact business through
the Savers Grain Company
A. Yes, sir. 4g
HIGH IDEALS OF
DIR. MCULLoCH.
And now, my friends, have made
diligent inquiry to ascertain who DR..
Carleton B. McCul1och is. and what he
stands for.
| This search discloses To me that he
is man who stands among the fore
most in his profession in this State; that
he has been a successful business man:
that be understands the fundamental
| principals Of sound, economic govern
ment; that he fully comprehends and ad-
vocates the adjustment of those laws
that are oppressive and intolerant; that
he is plain man Of the people.
No man in Indiana possesses higher
ideals, and no man in this State or any
other State, has better demonstrated By
acts and deeds his love Of country. its
honor and traditions,
when the world wide war engufed as
and the United States Joined In the strug-
/ gle on the side of the allies, Dr. McCul-
Loeb was one Of the men Of mature years
who locked his doors. abandoned his
business and gave his valuable services to
his country.
There was urgent need Of the best
brains in the medical world, and there
the great learning and great skill Of DR..
McCulloch came in hand.
DE would not have me say Il, but IL
AFFORDS me great pride to speak thus
kindly of him.
He was assigned, as a lieutenant, to
that well-known unit, Base Hospital
No. 81.
Soon after its organization this unit
was sent to France.
BY sheer force of his intellect and
devotion to duty he was promoted again
AMI again until he became a lieutenant
colonel.
Much of his work was in the danger
zone under shell fire
For meritorious work and valor he
received the special recognition of France
and the grateful acknowledg ment Of his
county.
who ars you for, my friends, this
vice president and stockhoider in Board
Of Trade firm, or this officer who gal
lantly served his country under the shell
fire in France?'