Partial Findings Will Be Made, Weichel Says. The grand jury expects to give a partial report. Im common pleas court Monday, Prosecutor Alvin I. Weichel announced Wednesday. After a two and a half day ses sion grand jurore adjourned Wednes day noon. it was learned from good author ity that the second degree murder charges against Earl 2B. Avery, Birmingham, which followed the death of William Lambert, were not probed at this session. The investigation of the case has not been completed, it is said. Avery is said to have struck Lam bert as an outgrowth of Lambert's alleged previous attentions to Mrs. Avery. In all some 26 cases have been before the jury, Welcher will go to Columbus Thursday to attend the meeting of county prosecutors and will devote the rest of the week to the prep aration of Indictments and other do cuments for the grand jury. Criminal trials will start at once, following the report. ASKING NEW TRIAL Formal! motion for a new trial was filed Wednesday a common pleas court In the $10,700 suit of Anna Arend against Dr. J. AL. Mylander by H. L. Peeke, attorney for the plaintiff. Dr. Mylander won a directed ver dict late Tuesday by which the wo men's claim was disallowed. EXECUTORS FILE SUIT The estate of Frank J. Seitz through the Commercial Banking Trust Co. as executors, filed suit in common pleas court to ask who is to receive some $25,098 which has come to it as the amount received, over inventory value, for sale of 121 shares of Tenants’ Realty Co. stock valued at $12,100. The amount de rived is given at $98,018. Under terms of the Frank Seitz will the widow was to receive cer tain income, Clarence Hess, sole