Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 68, Decatur, Adams County, 21 March 1939 — Page 2

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Three Children Die in Flames * r • -• Li x ' -SHF ♦ |£y W; 4tt* . xL ‘lWft * „ i -**».* 'SKS&W £ - ■ Ruins of Burry home Three children two of them twins, were burned to death and four other member* of the family escaped alive when fire completely doauuy.d the James Burry home at Waukegan. Hl The father waa •e.etely burned when he tried to rescue hie children.

Test Your Knowledge * Can you answer seven of Lose ten queaUon*? Turn to pag* > Four for the anawer*. 1. What is fur-tainiing? t. Name the traditional resting pUce of Noah's Ara after n» flood a. Who is Chairman of the Federal Hume Loan Baa* Board? 4 Has there over been a no-hit-no-run game pitched in World SerIra baseball? S. How many quart* are tn one bushel (dry measure)? <• Name the city in California with the largest population. 7. Which religion was founded by Mary Baker Eddy? !. What is a puimotor? 9 Name the largtst fresh water lake in the world, excluding ths Great Lakes of North Amem-a 10. Do adopted alien children tare the cituen*htp of their American citiM-n father? — AppwtotmeM ot ktatatoeratw l»e BuuU >»■ Uli* Will Snarled Xl»2 Notice is hereby given. That the undsvwUrned baa been appointed Administrator de bonis non witn win angfNVd of the estate of At>ranaiu 1-wlv. late of Alams Count), devent** 1 Tb * estate la probably aolSimon Egly. Administrator de bonis non with will annexed Henry to. Heller, A Heeney Manh l>, m* M.lt, 14-il-j* *MK>l>i«eei •« SdaUalatral.r No. aasa ' *• hereby given, That the undersigned nas been appointed Administrator of the vatate ot Lean Egly. late of Adam* County devaased. The estate is probably solvent. •> Administrator Henry li. Heller, Alioraey. March », IS3S Mill. lt-21-1* ItoMsiiseai at Admintolrater \o. N«rt<e is hereby given. That the undersign, d has been appointed Administrator of the eataie of Frederick Lirghoff, late of Adams County, deceased, Thv estate t* probably sol--JU r . ru ! Admin .euator Ford L. I.iitrrer. Aitaraey. Mar. f to. 183> hge-to, lMl.yj tpsmlalmeM ot Eaeenter Notice I* hereby given. That the 1 baa been SppolaUd K»•WtAf of the toalate of Eiiaaoaih W. i*oi ne, lata ot Adams County, da ■ eased The Estate la probably aol- ' •til. John Borne, Executor F»rd 1.. I.Hterer. Attorney. Mtnl. 4, l*t*. Meh. 1.1 i -l| ~ » U-T ir- •«— ~Ma -♦a.""* ’JT

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COURT HOUSE Appearance F led 1 In the contract suit of Charles N. Fuhrman against the Echo Tornado : Insurant* company of Jeftersoo township, appearance tor the de,'indant* was filed hy H R. McClenkahan. Set For Trial Tlie foreclosure suit of the Farmer* and Merchant* Bank of Bluff ton against Ella. McDonald was set for trial on Apn. 11. | The account suit jf the Hamilton Casket eotnpra- against Otho LotsMtata waa re-*et for trial March •4 Find* For Plaintiff lu the account suit of 'he Feabody Coal company again** Clayson J. Carroll and Edward L. Carroll. an answer in general denial i waa filed, sutanitlea and the evidi ence hoard The court found lor 1 the plaintiff in the sum of 563.22. ' Judgment waa awarded on the find- ■ ln«. In the ac count suit of the Dtckmion Fuel company agaiust E. L. Carroll and C. J. Carrol., doing business a* the Carroll Coal st Coke J company, the case waa submitted. I the evidence heard and the court ! found for the plaintiff in the sum of H43-M without relief from valuation and appraisement law*. JudgItuent waa awarded cn the finding. Case Continued By agreement of both partie*, tin damage suit of Glen Frierwood s against the City of Fort Wayne and I Mary Emerick »** continued. Ruled Te Anawer in the note suit nt June* Elber- ' son against Round Grote and Louise Grote, the deteodauta were ruled to answer complaint. Set For Issue* In the account and note suit ot Hubert R. McCleuahan against OF | lie J. Harman. Beryl Harman and . Florence Harman, the case waa *et tor issue* March 24. Ordered To P*y la the divorce »ult of Doroihy j U'olch against Jerry Welch H. R. McCleuahan filed hi* appearance !'>r the defeadaai. The application

for support money wa* rtxbtuliied' to the court and aus'alned. Th* court ordered th* dofeudaut to pay WO for the use of the plaintiff »a ■ttoruey fee*. New Complaint Filed Glen BteriUey, deputy u I lor tie y general, filed a complaint tor the state of Indiana agaiuM th* Continental Isitn company tor information tor forfeiture ot corporate franchise nnd the clerk was ordered to issue to the sheriff ot Adan:* county a summon* for the defendants.

i > DOCTORS

SYNOPSIS It was two weeks (inc* Dr. Chris Arden completed hi* interaeehip ■nd started a practice of hi* own. Hi* first mistake was to rent an office and room from th* shiftless Walter* family but he had felt sorry for mild, inefficient Henry Walter* and hi* drab, listlesa wife. Lily. They obviously needed the money. Lying in bed thi* Sunday morning, hi* sympathy grows when he hear* the sharp voice of Katie, their daughter, in the nest room. When Chris arise*. Henry apologetically ask* him to use the back etair* to the bathroom instead of going through the room of Henry’e ne’er-do-well son. Dick, as the latter i* sleeping and ha* the door locked. CHAPTER II -All right, Mr. Walter*. 11l use th* back stair*," he called, and with something very close to compassion listened to that gentleman'* apologetic retreat. Then he got out of bed, put on hi* old dressing gown, gathered up hi* towel—he already knew better than to leave it in the bathroom—and with a caution* glance at Katie’* cloved door went down the front stair* and through the dining room to where a narrow flight of steps led up to the bathroom Quietly as he had moved, however, Mrs. Walters in the kitchen had heard him, ■nd row she confronted him with a worried frown. She was a small woman with untidy, faded, blonde I hair and an air of having known ’ better days. Now she looked fright- . ened, as though this new security for her and her* was thn atenod. "I'm terribly sorry. Doctor. I've tried to get Dick out. but -well, I guess you know bow it is." “Don't you worry about it,” he told her cheerfully. “A little exercise in the morning i* good for me. Later on? when the waiting line of patient* extends out into the hall, it might be awkward! But not yet." She was very near to tears, he saw. and he got himself away and up the steps in a hurry. After all, it was not entirely her fault that her children were what they were. Nor, he considered, a* he ruefully surveyed the bathroom when he reached it, was it her fault that the tub had not been cleaned by its last user the night before. That would have been Katie, he knew. The odor of cheap scented snap still filled the air, and her towel lay in a damp heap on the floor. • He cleaned the tub carefully, hi* mind still on the Walters family and hi* own ctuation The Walters', he realised, liad been an error, but what was a man to da ? Medicine a* a profession made no allowance* for poverty. It exacted years of preparation and study, it eared for him during hi* interneship in some hospital or other, and then it shot him out into th* world to sink or swim It gave him ethic* and even idvnls, but it made it mighty hard to live up to them, or even to live at all. Anu now he had the Walters' and the Waiters' had beer, a mistake. He bathed and shaved carefully and with deliberation. One* somebody tned the door, and he grinned into the mirror That also would be Katie, ho thought. Well, let her wait He had had plenty of Katie, and he was like'y to have more; for already be knew that without his help th* Walter* family had reached •Jiv end of the road. H't mind harked back to a sulky girl in a ward bed after an operaI tion for appendicitis, and Henry Walters beside it, shabby but with

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. MARCH 21.1939.

Marcel! Dhrlck, secretary; Faul Uchteiistalger, director and Dr Harry a Jonaa. director ot th" Continental Loan company, ret are -bl« April I. Under Adviaawiont in the suit of 8«muu«I Bargv against Ttlmaa L. Nussbaum aa4 other*, th* motion to separate ■ suaaa tor action waa submitted to the court and taken under adviac NNM. Cetate Case* Application tor letter* of admin

the voice and manner of better tuns*. “I hear you're leaving the hospital. Doctor Is that *o?" ' “Yes. My time'* up pretty soon." "I was going to any that we hare two parlor* that would make good office*, if you ear* to look at them They're been rented, but they're erm>ty ju»t now." TLe girl had aaid nothing. She ’ was very young and rather pretty. . with two long braid* and a sullen , mouth, and Chn* had smiled down ' at bar. i

dP - * hr W'r\ A/ Chris got out his handkerchief again and carefully set to work.

"How about It, Katie? Want a doctor in the house?" “1 never want to see a doctor again!" Ncvertheiea* he had taker, the office*. Th* location wa* good, and Henry Walter* wa* a salesman, if he wa* not much of anything el*e. “Look at them. Doctm! Blate of (unshine in them both. And the jtreet car* atop right at the door. That’* an advantage, too." “Very good sonahine," said Chris, giving praise where praise was due. But there was an urgency in Henry Walters' voice which was not far from desperation, and so in the end Chris had taken the rooms. For th* payment of the house rent, light, and heat, he wa* to have hi* offices and a furnished bedroom, and the service for all three "And if you’d like a bit of breakfast." Henry added largely, "well. I don't suppose we’ll quarrel over that." They might well have quarreled over th* breakfast*, a* Chris soon discovered; but he had taken them for better or for worse, and already Chris knew that he could not turn them back to derpair. Katie’s voice came up to him from th* kitchen below, high and shrill with resentment “Well, I don’t care. Mother First he wake* me up. and then he spend* an hour ia the bathroom I've got a* much right there a* be ha*." Something of Chris'* morning cheerfulness left him He picked up

|lt*trettoa waa filed in the estate of Franklin H LsUnoaatull by Fk>yd i L. Andrews, Bond *■• tiled in tn* sum of 4K>u. examined ans appro*i od. Th* letter* Were ordt *d. reported and confirmed la the estate us John Miller, th* proof of the publlretloa of the appointment of the administratr.s waa filed The coosont of the hue-i-and to the appoiniaueut wa* filed i The cartlftoat* of clearance t<f gro** | uicome tat wa* filed The proof U the publication of lae notice of fin-

hi* towel and rtt ir, put on nt* dressing gown, and returned by th* way h* had come. Dick, it seemed, wa* •till sleeping. When Chris, tn the better of his two suits, descended the *tair* at nine o'clock that Sunday, there was nothing to distinguish it from the two morning* which had preceded it ar the many which were to follow it. There was perhaps • trifle more of jauntineas. such a* belongs to a young medical man on his way down to hi* office on a bright spring day.

and weanng a new necktie of jojpou* rather than gaudy colors. Nothing to show that it waa not just another Sunday morning, with aa entire city seemingly unaware that here was a new doctor ready to serve them. There was still a thrill in that descent, although the bright morning sun of early spring showed the frayed stair and hall carpets, and tbe battoreu hail table with a crooked mirror over it. His realm lay beyond, and with a firm and professional step be entered hi* waiting room. It had a certain dignity, he considered. with it* line of chair* around the wail* and ito eenter table covered with new magazine*. It wa* empty, however, and hi* keen eye* saw that It had not been eleaned that morning, or indeed as usual. There waa a slight film of dust on the table, and so he took out hi* liandkerchief and carefully wiped it off. It was no surprise therefor* to go through the double connecting door* and find hl* consulting room in the same condition. “Drat the woman!” he muttered, ■nd after weighing the diaadvantage* of calling in Lily or Katie and watching them shift th* dust from on* object to another, got out hi* handkerchief again and carefully set to work <To be continued.! r-wI»M k, K,-, KMkkM WUrtk-iwe Sr Xue rMU><« l.kSi-au las

h a » >♦ R A T K • ► One Timo—Minimum charge of I Jbc for K ward* or leoe. Over • 20 wood*. ISA* per ward t Two Timee—Minimum charge r as 40c foe K worde or too*. Over 20 word* 2c per word for , the two tlm*o. Throe Timee—Minimum charge j of &0c for 20 word* or !•**. , Over 20 word* 2V*c per word ; for the three time*. j C*rd« of Thank* —..... Me Obituarie* and veroce .. »t.OO Open rata • Step ley advertising Me per column inch. FOR SALE eswumwMiwmMm—wmms—mwwmwmnmssaawssaMß Ai’l'LE TREE SALE -Gwd cleaa | large tree*, while they last. H M), per 10. Evergreen*, shrub*, ornamental* aud shade tree*. We tusk* lawn*. Riverside Nursery. Bente. Indiana. »4f FUR bALE —7 make* L'oed Wasner* *7AO up. Bargain* la sweeper*. <j4*ollne Stoves, retngsraUM*. biual. dusn payment*. Decatur Ha ib«-ry. W-U FOR SALE- Purebred Duruc male bog. Year old. Ed Miller. V* mile south of Salem. 44-Stx . ■. i. ■■■ "I FOR SALE — Duroc male hog Paone 71P-H Forest Walter* «S-3tx FOR SALE — 40 Innerspriug mat trees**. *l4 to 4M.lv. Liberal trade In allowance for your old mattress Easy term*. Sprague Furniture Co., 1&2 S Second St Phone IM 47-0 t FOR SALE -Good house and three lota. Payment* like rent Phoue 114-» 6b4tx j FOR SALK-Chick*--Special Day Old and alerter chicka, Leghorn ■ orkerela 2 cent*. Book order* now for April. Decatur hatchery Phone «»7. OoU — FOR SALE—One six room house. ‘ now vacant, located on Patterson St. Also baled clover and mix-1 >-d hay Phone «41. <b >tx FOR SALE — Week-old Short horn heifer calf. Full Hooded tig type n ale bog. H. P. Schmitt. 47-b4t FOR SALE—Used furniture, stoves I and pianos; round aud square tables. 10 dining room chair*, cabinet beater, coal and wood kitchen range, gas range; 1 piano. A-l condition: 1 organ; mattress*-* and spring*. No reasonable offer refused. Sprague Furniture Co., 152 8. Second St. Phone I*9. <74t | al aettlemrnt waa tiled. The tiaal r. port waa aubmitted. examined and approved, the admlnlatratrlx, Adelle Yo»t. waa discharged and the estate dosed. Inventory and appraiaemetit of personal property waa Hied in the estate ot Amanda C. Stalter. A petF lion to sell personal property at private sale without notice fur not lea* than the appraised value was summitted and austained. Inventory No. 1 waa filed, examined and approved in the eatat* of William iB. Weldv. A petition to transfer bank stock waa Hied, examined and approved. The slock waa ordered transfei red. In the estate of Abraham Egley, the final report of receipts and diebursamenta of the late executrix waa filed, examined and approved. The will of the late Anna Ehrman was proliated, tbe application for letter* testamentary waa filed by George Ehrman. Bond waa filed In the sun. ot |7.W>, examined and approved. The letter* were ordered i eported and confirmed. John T. Kelly filed his oath and appointment as *pe« lal judge In tbe ratal* of David W. Summer*. Tho final report wa* filed and April 11 wa* eel a* tbe day tor the bearing. In the estate ot Albert MutsclUer .i petit ion for re-appraisement and readjustment waa mitonitted. By ■greement ot parti**, the ruui of I2UO additional inheritance tax wa* ordered psld to the treasurer. A petition was filed by the guardian of Nora Flaugh to pay debta The petition waa aubmitted and sustained and th* guardian was authorised to pay 442.20 aa asked la the petition. ArnolnOnrnt nt ASmlnloirsrer k». 3MS Notles la hereby given. That thv underaignad haa been appolntag A<l- - ot tbe satate ot Frank la H Irfkinianatoll latr ot Adama County, daceaas*. Th« satat* ia pro oahty aolvent. Floyd L Andrew*. Admimetrator. fvrd L. I. It lever. At Invar* March I*. !**• Meh. It-lk Apr «

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FOR SAIj: -Gilt w.tb • pigs. M'aller Thieme phone H-444. 48-Mx MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION - Call «70A at our expense for dead stock removal Th* Stadler Pro- ' duct* Co. Frank Burger, agent, i 14-U NOTICK—Parlor Sults* recovered. Wa recover and repair anything We buy and aell furniture. Deca tur Vpholatera, Phone 420. 144 8. Second Street u . t I NOW HATCHING two hatebee of Baby Chick* every week, all ‘ leading breed*, also Baby Duckl- ' tng*. Reasonable price*. Model ' Hatchery. Monroe 10-U WANTED WANTED—Painted walla to wash by new Von Shroder method Cleaned In half the time No mcaa. Paper cleaned. Phone 1074. Monroe Phone J-Sl. Georg* Engle. 47-ltx SALESMEN — Sensational colored enamel Social Security and Identification plates Wallet* tree with order. Sella 50c. commission JOc. sample 15c Regent Co.. 1472 Broadway. N. Y. C. 4741xa — FOR RENT FOR RENT—Four room furnished apartment, heat, light, water furnished Over Mad iron theater Phone 444. (*.ji MARKET* AT A GLANCE Stock*, higher and quiet Bond* hlgbei . U. 8. gov-re- ' nient* higher Curb stock* htchi-r Chicago stock* higher Call money one per cent. Foreign exchange. easy ia rotation to the dollar. Cotton: off aa much a* <sc bell Graine; wheat, off about %c; corn, off around % to %c. ■ Chicago livestock: hog* steady to strong, cattle, steady to weak, ■beep, strong Rubber, higher. Silver bar in New York; unchanged at 42%e fine ounce. laeetatateM ■« ramlai.iratra *«. »:t Notice la berebv given. That liiv unucraigneU luas bean appointed Aumlnlatrntor ot tbs a»tata ot Lisotta H«bli knwn late of Adaaia CWanty, ■iereaavii. Tue vatate U probably aolOtto U> h||. kman. Administrator I’evd t„ t.ltlervr, A|iavnv> Marat 2*. I*3* Meh. 21-1* Apr. 4 IppoiataM-nt ot Caveator Me. MT* Notice la barony given, Tbal the undaraignod baa been appointed Ka. m-utor of tbe Batata ot Anna Mtormau late of Adam* County, dot-eased. Tse Relate ia prot>at.ly aolvent t»eorg«- Enrman Kia- utor -ether K, toalewrgr. llln.u. , March IT. 1329 M-b. Xl-n Apt. « NOTH*; OF COMMiaSIbMBa-n SALK to »• MKAI. I:*TAIK Notice la Itareby given tnat tbe underaigned comniisaMiners appointed by tho A-lama Ciriuit Court, ot Adams County, State of Indiana, at tut February 1»»» Term ot said Court in a cause for parntloa of real ■ vaiate for whbh tnls action was brought wherein Clara Beaeuman, ■ I al. are pialnlitfa end Amanda - Berning, cl al, are defendants sou , which Is cause No. t«>3« on the Civil Docket st said Court by authority ot - said Court will utter tor sals al private sale tree of liens to the highest and boat bidder at the Law Qttlce ot Feed L Llttoier at No. It I Uoutb . Mecond Stieel in the City ot Decatur . Adams County, mats of Indiana, on ' Friday tbe Slat day ot March. I*2*. . between the bourn ot Uu o'Uock A. M. and tour o'clock P. M. of said day and if not sold >n said day tue same ’ will be i-ontluued and otfotod lor ■ rale between tbe hours of each au< < ceding day thereafter until l ibe same la sold, the tollowing <le» | crlbed real estate in Adams County in tbe Htats of Indiana, to-wit: 1 The North Kaat traction ot th* North Kaat quatier (U> ot HocUon i Kievan (ID, Township twenty-eight ' is-> North, liaugc thirteen <l4> Kart, I r-onlalnlng one and torty-Uve bund- . rerttlia ti 45/100) or an acre, more or lea* Alro The North halt Ot the North West Mdarter <%> ot Secliou twelve (11). Townablp twent> -eight (I*) North, llange thirteen ill) Kaat. containing eighty (koi I acres, more or les*. Term* ol Hale. Each bidder shall deposit IsOO.bu wltb said cum mis- ! siunera with hl* bld. the said |k«e.V* . ut tits blgiioM bidder to be retained Uy aaid commissioners an part payment ot said real estate, and eaut . highest bidder shall thervatcor pay 'o said coiumlMlonera a turlber sum which togcthei with said deposit | ot 4100.000 shall make one-third <*) ol the purchase price when the -aid <-onimle*l<-~era nave delivered l to said highest bidder an Abstract ot Tills showing a marohsntlls title to said real estate In the parties to «ald rollon or any ot them, together wltb a reasonable time for examination ot said Abstract of Title; and oneTUtlrd <(•> shall bo paid In nine '*) numtha and one-third .W> In eighteen (IS) months from data ot »ale said deterred payments ot nine Mid eighteen months to bear interest at the rate of six (<) percent from lata and to bs secured by first mortgage on the real estate sold; tho purchaser, however, a hail have th» privilege of paying all cash if *o desired; such sale shall be made subject to the approval of the Adams Circuit Court and will not bo sold tor lees inert tfeu full appraised vdl- ** •Pocltied la the order , ut said Court. lu L Llttorsr, Comtnisalonor •lubert R MeClenahan. commissioner Ford L. Llttever, Attorney. March T-D-31

N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyas Examined . Glomco Fitted HOURS 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 6:00 Saturdaye, 8:00 p. m.

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