Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1939 — Page 2

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CHAPTER XXIII All In *ll. life wm not too comfortable for Chris that summer. Lily, without Kaus about, had clumped into • romfortabl* latharry, and the house was in chranle disorder. The heat was tarrifle in the null district, and man were drisktsg water from a river which, a* Tad Law renee said. waa too thin to plow and too thick to drink. And Chris waa too busy aomeUtnaa even tn aaa Beverly at all. Than <<ne day out of a clear and boiling hot aky Jerry Arne* came back from wherever ha had been, arriving armed with flower* for the sick woman and a ring in a box for Beverly— to learn of her engagement. "Engaged he said, whitelipped and incraduloua. "To whom?" “To Chria Arden." “The doctor fellow! I don't believe IL You’re not serious, are you?" "Very serious." "I don’t get it." he aaid finally. "It ian’t you. What aort of life will you have?" “The aort I want, Jerry." "How do you know what you want? I auppoM thia is your mother’* work. She never liked me. Anybody else, but not me." “What do you mean by that?" He laughed. “Listen." he Mid. •Are you telling me that thia fellow without a nickel to hi* name simply walked up here and asked you to marry him? I don’t believe it.” She sat very still for a long time after he had gone, striding out of the house, his face still rigid with anger.* It wasn’t true, of course Chria had come to her because he loved her. Jerry was angry, that was all; angry and unreliable. What did Jerry matter, or what he Mid? Down in his room Chris, preparing for sleep, found that Lily had put a battered book of Henry's on hi* table, and carried it to bed with him. It was the "Rubaiybt.” and his eyes fell on the line Henry had Quoted: “The Worldly Hope men set their Hearts upon Turns Ashes, or it prospers; and anon. Like Snow upon the Desert'* dusty Face. Lighting a little hour or two—is gone." He put the book down and stared flrr some time at the disfigured wallpaper. Hu was more cheerful the next morning, making h>« rounds contentedly enough, walking in the heat, climbing into tenements where the air felt like a hot stove. And toward evening he turned down the coverings from a feverish child to examine some faint pink spots on the abdomen and then straightened with a set face. It was typhoid again. Katie had become Miss Walters. She had done so a* easily a* she had slipped between the clean sheets of her hospital bed that first night and ultimately gone to sleep. In her closet were hanging her striped uniform dresses, the skirts made by Miss Barker to escape the floor hy two inches; below them sat her high black shoes with rubber heels, and cn the eloeet door hung a paper bag marked “Laundry.” The room was new, the furniture new also, since this was the new lewis Nur*M‘ Home for the training school. A bed. a bureau, a table, and two chair* furnished it, with a scrap of rug in it* exact center. She was excited and more than a trifle suspicioua of her surroundings. The glimpses she had caught nt the nu r*M had showed her a sober and efficient group, and the appalling order of everything rather disturbed her. But already that first evening the had decided cn several matter*. One was that she disliked Miss Simpson, sitting behind that desk of her* with her black silk dress swirling about her, and keeping her standing while she inspected her through her glasses. “You will be given three months. Mis* Walters." she had said. “In that time you will have to show, whether you will be competent to'

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finish your course or not. The work I* exacting. We ean afford no mistake*. You will be given order*, and It io your duty to carry them out.” "That’s all right with me." Miss Simpson eyed her carefully. "My name is Simpson, Mis* Simpsen." “Ym, Miss Simpson." Mid Katie, suddenly meek. "Another thing. I have accepted you on probation, young a* you are. because Doctor Arden thought you would do well here. I hope you will live up to that, but you understand that there are very rigid regulations as to nurses, internee, and the staff. No former acquaintanceship with any of them means anything while you ar* here. The doctors are your superior officers, nothing else." "If you are referring to Chris Arden-" "Doctor Arden. Ntx I refer to all the men connected with the hospital.” But she had meant Chris. Katie knew that anti writhed under it She was to let Chria alone, was she? She liked the matron of the Nurses’ Home a* little a* she liked Miss Simpson; a short, heavy woman with her hair parted and drawn back into a tight knot on her neck. Nevertheless Katie, lying in her bed that warm summer night, felt a faint pricking of excitement They did not like her, those two old women, but she would make good in spite of them. She would work and learn, and some day she would be accepted. Then Chris would see what she was. She closed her eye* and thought of Chria. By noon the next day Katie w dropping on her fee* She had carried innumerable trays, bed pan*, and feeding cup*. She had been taught to change a bed without lifting the patient Her back was aching from leaning over, and her head was heavy from ho-pital odor*. But she waa young and quick. It waa a hot and wilted Katie whom Chria found when he cam* in that afternoon. Long before he came »he had recognned that slightly arrogant step of his in the hall, and had hastily run her hand* over her hair. Coming into the ward, be went directly to his case, and only nodded to her. When he had finished, ho stopped for a moment “Well, Miss Walter*, how does it go?" She flushed at hi* impersonal tone. "All right. Doctor. It's pretty messy, but I’m learning." “Good." he observed, and went out again, leaving her resentful and hurt He had kissed her good-bye, and now she was Miss Walter* and a stranger to him. She went back to her wort, her mouth set and her head high; but that night for almost the first time in her rather detached young life she shed bitter tear* alone and in silence. It waa within a few weeks of that time that the typhoid hit and hit hard. The heat had continued and with it the drought. Chris, after that first ease of his, had carried a bottle of ety water to Dickinson at the hospital and got his report. It was a grim one, and he took it to Jenkin* at once. “Looks like a problem in arithmetic to me. jon. What's it about?" “Typhoid. That’s all" “Well, tell ’em to boil their water. That's the idea, isn't it?" "They won't do it, Jenkins " “Then they deserve what they get," Mid that gentleman tersely. Before he left, however. Chris had blocked in a huge card and hung it on the wall. “Boil all water.” it Mid. “By city order." Jenkins queried th* last three word*. “I'm part of the city." Chris said. I “and I order it. W hat’s wrong with that?" “You wont be part of it long If you raise a fuss, son. Get uii*. Chris. Either you'r* with the crowd, or vou're not ." But there came * time when even the Lewis paper* printed daily the ord-r that the eity water be boiled. A u-ajor catastrophe wm threaten-

ing. and Lewi* and the machine were beaten and knew It. The opposition press wm bitter and outspoken; pointing out again and again that the river wa* a sewer, that th* city had no proper filtration plant, and that th* house* in th* mill district were largely d*pendrtH on well* and had po sewage system whatever. Case* poured into th* hospital. Katie, rushing from thia to that, had to mak* her way around cot* which Mt everywhere, even in th* halls. For Chria it wa* merely a repetition of the year before, coupled with a fresh indignation. It wa* hard to face Lewi* those days, or even to conceal his re»i ntment (rum Beverly. Daya went by when Beverly never mw him, or when he dashed in to hold h*r for a moment and then dashed out again. Whs* he had an hour with her. he wa* worn and haggard, too tired to talk, too tired even to notic* her increasing aloofness. Actually he lost the battle during those week*, although be did not know it until later. For Beverly needed him and needed him badly. She was worn to a thread, highstrung and taut Her mother, rousing out of a stupor in the middl* of th* night, would find her bemdaa the bed, a haggard young figure of despair in a dressing g> wn over a thin nightgown, and try to send her back to bed. Annie herself wm only halfaware of her, occupied as she wm with the tedious business of dying. She had no curioaity now, only aa infinite patience. Sometimes Staunton sat by her bed. but it was rather late to make much difference, save that it wa* interesting to roe him at last facing something that he could not dominate. She would have preferred a mu at her side. Some one. for instance, to My: “See here, old girl, snap out of it. Where’s that hand of yours? Hiding out on me, aren't you! Such a sretty hand. Mother. Nobody has tends like youra." One* or twice she asked for Chria, and by some miracle he found time for her. She would doM off and rouse to find him sitting quietly beside the bed. big ami dependable. He had very little to My. but sometime* he would reach over and lay his hand over hers; and once he Mid that the had beautiful hands. It was like her dream come true. There was no time for tor*, making during th-ee day*, no time even for sleep or for decent living. People were dying like flies in hot t.nement rooms, in shabby little house*. The end of September mw Chris worn in body and mind. He had hardly seen Beverly* for a month. He worked furiously, but always with a sense that the battle wa* lost lefore he began. Then on a bad day about that time, eye* red from sleeplessness, and revolt in hi* very soul. Chris found a brisk young man in hi* office, who asked him what he thought about it. “Think about it? 1 think it'a murder." There was more of it He attacked the local administration, th* water •upply. the rampant graft which kept the city too poor for proper reform*. He Mt back in hi* chair and unloaded all hi* fatigue, hi* helpless wrath, and hi* indignant pity. It was probable ruin, but h* did not car*. And ruin in a sens* it proved to be. An evening paper that night ran a thre*-eolumn head line. “Epitemie I* Murder, Say* City Physician." Chris did not *m th* paper. H* seldom mw newspapers at all in thorn day*. He knew nothing about it until that evening when, office hour* over, Staunton Lewis walked into th* back room and slapped th* paper down on his desk. “Did you My that?" Chris glsneed at the paper. "I did. What’s more, I mean it." Lewis said nothing further. Re looked around the shabby room, gave Chria a hard, sharp glance, and went out as abruptly a* he had entered, (To be continued> W Man Srao, SUM Mt ObirWew* k. bms raaurea SnSvaaa, tel

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, APRIL 15. 1939.

NOTtfffi to AON-MKMDKNtn I* th* Adam* < treat. C«*rl April Term. isaa static of lnuiana. 'WNTT <»F Al-AMn. ro Th* A-bool City or Decatur of Ailtel riswntv la th* Mias* ot Indian*. I taint irr *», John Iteypoida, rial.. Defendants, C..m*« now th* plaintiff by F*id 1., Lltterer. their attorney, and file* .t» complaint Ueretn regetker with «he affidavit of a cumpeleat p*e*»i , that th* rratden.*. upon dllligrnt Inquiry. I* unknown of th* following named defendants, 10-wit. John KeyeolA* Kackel twynuid*. Saninvl U Kugg. Sueaansh Ruga. Benjamin Heer,' Suren Beer,. Thoma- Flatter, w- nalop* Fteker. J«a«pk Crete T*o- "’«« Flatter, Jaetln Mean. Frederic* Meyer* and F F Robinson. truatee* ■»o4 their au.<*aaur*> la treat, Joseph Crab*. Justin Mann. Prederk k M-yara P. P ttoblnaoa. Methodist ‘'piMopal Ckarek of Decatur, Indiana by her Trust***. David rttuda-t-iker. William F Ito* James K. it.bo, Job* Niblick, Henry Krick, lokn A. Fonn«r. Fkilip Hendrick* Sylvester rtpanglnr and Kthan A. H.atmaa.. Th* Chunk of Ckriat ot liecstur. Indiana. David Studabek•r, John Nlbibk. Henry Krick. K. V Huffman ICthan Huff man. Ktban A Huffman. tveater qnlifl.r, J bn A F >an*r, W. P. RK-t, PhU4> H-ndrlcka. J H. Robo, Win. P. Ml.*, Jn* A. Ponner. John D. Hal*. J. K Hobo, David Studahaker. Wm. F. ■tie*. Haar, Krbk. John Ktban A Huffman. Joo, A Fonaer, S' Ivaator Span alar and FnUlp Hendr kha. Trust*** ot Meihodie; Kpiaor.pal Church ot Dacatur, Indiana. IrevM Mtwiabahar. William P. Mhv. Jama* R a»bo. John Niblick. Heary Krkk. John A. Funner. FhUi* Headrick*. tfytvoeter Spangler and Ktban A Huffman aa eu,h True lee* of the M. medial Kpiar-opal Church at D*caIndlana, Th* Mstbodtat Bpirnopit chur.h of ttmalur A lam* County indlana by her board of Trustee* •A Ullam P Kir *. John A Sonnar. Henry Krick. Kt.ian A. Huffman. David Ktudabaker, John Niblick. Jama* H. Bubo, and John D. Hair, and S»lve»ier gpanalcr . Tuum** P. Harr la. KU*a Marrle. Ki.sa A Harrta. The Methodtot Eplrcepal Church •> Trustee* David Studebaker. K A Huffman. Jame* H. Robo. AylveaVrr Spangler John A Fonner, J»bn Mbit, k. Henry Krlrk. John D. Hale. W.l P. Itl<*. tmvid Studabakar, Wm. P. Rice. John A. Funner. Jatne* It Bubo. John Ntbll. A Kthan A Huffman. John D. Hale. Sylv**l«r Spangirr, and Hrnry Krl< k. Truataea ol the Mrthodlat Episcopal Chunk of Delator. Indiana. F T. UlipeA Frana T. Oltpan, Launa B. GUpen. Woahit.gton Kern, Elisabeth 8. Kern, John »; Karn. Nanneta Kern. Het** M Bluaaom. Elate Thomae, blale a Tl.omae. Lucretia A Piter. John K. Piter. Owen Jahnaon. Kiva Johnson. A J Smith. Adam J. Hmitb Alwilda le-nith, De-alur Athletic Anu-iatum. , C. C. Schafer. Pre*.. Cal K P*ter»o«. Mang. M, F. Wortbanaa. Sect, Dan H Tyndall. John H. Heller. C. Abater. President ot Tha Iterator Athieli Association.. M F Worthman Sn retary of The Iterator Alhlaih Ass..<laUon. The Church ot Christ of Iterator. Indian* by har trustee. Thoma* P. Harm. William X Worden and Chari** A Sagar., , The Meliiodiet Episcopal Ch'ir h » i Iterator. Adams Countv In toe State of Indiana. Methodist Esis. >pal { Churrh ot Ltecatur. lad.. Caurcb of Christ b> Thomas P. Harns, William N W-.r-len. Thoma* P. Harm and W illiam N W orden. Trustee. Ttrnmaa P Harris William N W ord. a. Cnar- .»• A geaar. Trustees ot the Metho, i dial Kpts<->MI Church «i D*oat*r., . ndlana. Th* Chur h vt Chriat. Itec atur. Indiana by h*r Traatoa*. Tho■rias P. Harris snd John T Malte'.i Adams c ounty Building i.te.i an.l. Savings Aaso, tattoo. T. F. Harris Trustee of C. Chart h, J. T. Barta.*, Trustee of C. Chunk. T P ifcsrri and J. T. Bailey. Trustees of r.; Chur< h. Adams Co.. Loan * I'l‘t* Co. G Christen. Be>iy., Th* Christian Churrh of Decatur. Indiana by her trustees >• W . Smith. K N. Tyrrili. Harvey J. fteanr. PtolUß * Smith. S C. Smith P. w Smith, E N Tvrfirt. Harvev Segur. Trustees of tn* vftrlelan Church. K. N. TyrlH. Harvev J. , Segur Harvey Sagur, K. X. 'Syrrlll. J W. Boue, John W. Boise. John William Bosse Catharina Boas, Kate Boase. WUllam H. Myers, H*v. H Theo. Wilken-. Trustee- St Joseph School Fund. Rev. J. A. steim*la Trustee of St Joseph A bool Fund, I'lialmer C A hater. Trustee of Ute !>*. ut ir Athletic Asso- lotion. C. CA hater. Cal K Peterson. M » Woethmau, John H. Halter. D*n »• ryndalL John T Myer*. Fred L Patterson. R D. Mvara A. ». SutUea Grayc* H Sehafer. Thomas Jouusoa Hukiah Johnson. Joseph Reynold*. William Trout, evecutor ot th* la*l wIH and testament of Joaepu Leyholds, Mkra Lyater. WUIMm TroUL executor. Thomas Reynolds Reb*ce» Reynolds. Eno, Rultev. Chrlalopber Sheet*. Ktiga Jane Lyatar. M*'**r«t Sheet*. John Grim. Jr„ Jona Grrn John Grim. Sen , Susannah Urtm. Jacob Bowers. Mary Magdclan Hower. Jacob Bower Mary M Bower. John Bower*. William H NinH-k ecreutor ot the last wilt ot jtobn Bowers John S Bowera. John Bow-j era. San.. Mu heel Myare. Mirtuiei Bower* Muggle Bowara. fatharte* Rogge. Krnat R"l«r. Magdalena I V-‘ thtn Mb heel Vrban. Wiliam How-j •re. Andrew Bowera William H., Nit>li<k. executor «»f th* test wiui of John »»wer*. H*a . d*c***r<L. Magdalina Vrban. W illiam IL Nib. ll* li, •Ktrator «»f w’H •i®"”. tßifwrra * Witham H- MiMi* In Kiwutor of thr will ami ol

Joba li. win doi resad, Wm. 11 Ntm I i.. k uw«wr. William i< M stecutor. Lat-atta M»yar, Johauu Hauer, ualkarin* Itoggia, Mary K. Howers, Sarah King, Willtem J . Hu***. The unhnown husbands snd wives , 'aspec'Uvrlx. of each us th* above aamed ml designated persona, the I names of ail of whom are unkiiowu I to plaintiff The unknown widowers i and widows. i»«Se tlvsly. of v*< h ot i the shove named aad desMlmcled de- . ..seed parson* the name* ut aU ot I whom are known to plaintiff wh* ■ unknown children, descendants and . Lairs, surviving apouw, creditor* and i administrator* us th* Kalat*, davfm , ***. legatees, trust***, ami u- ■ Irra us th* last will and teetamant, L su.. as*--re in Interest and assigns I raapmtlvsb ut each ot tn* above named and designated le< eased for- . auna, th* names of all ut whom are I unhnown to plaintiff Ail of the w*- • men one* known by any *f i*« i.amas and designations above *tal»d. . whoa* name* may have been chasg- , *4. and who ar* now known by other earn**, the aamea ot all ot whom ar* . unknown to th* plaintiff. Tn* i apouse* ot all ot th* paraua* abovs u.cmeA described and designated, a* defendant* to this *< tten who are married, th* Mmes of all of whom , ere unknuwn to th* plaintiff. AU pet- - s.Mia and corporations who assart or n>ght assert any title, claim or intereat in or Ilan upon the r*al estate described in th* complaint In thia acctoa by. under or through •*> *“• defendants la thia actloa named, described and designated in Mi* complaint, the names ot all ut wnvm are unknown to plaintiff. That Mid actloa I* tor th* purpoa* ut quieting till* to real estate In the Male of Indiana, that a <*u** of aetorn exist* agaiaat all ot said defendants. that all of said detenu*n la ar* ueceaaary parties to said a- lion, and that they are halloed to be non resident* of the Alate us Indiana Th* following described r*«l late in Adam* County, in the Plat* of lndl*M. ta deesrlbad la Mid tornplalnl. to-wlt; Commencing at the south ea*t corner ot Intel number two hundred eighty i2*«> a* the same is dxslgnaiea upon tha first addition to the town (now dty> «>f Iterator. Indiana. th«ace running west forty nine and one half fee* theme north -ixty six (Ml teat to the north line us said intel, thence tunning west on said north line twenty and en* MH feet, tbeace north twenty (tel feet thence mat parallel with the south Un* of Iniot two hundred eight on* tIMI in said addition seventy (tel feet lu the cast line ot said la lot two hundred ■ighty one Util then * south eighty six (*•> feet to the plate of beginning being a pan Intel* two hundred eighty and iso hundred eighty one (Jill (u said addition a* atoraMid. That there exists a detect, and an apparent detect in. aud a ciudd upon in* title to said real estate on a<-. count ot defective and iMtcurate descriptions of said real estate appearing tn Kime matter* of record afire ting the title to said real estate.. and tMI It does net appear ot r* - >rd that certain grantor*, who arc. named a* defendants herein wer* unmarried at th* tint* of executing certain deed* pertaining to said real estate, and that certain of the 4»t.ndants who were mortgaaue*. ami had a lien and Im umbran«* attecilnu said real estate have not property and duly released said lien a* dieclose by th* publh records ot Adams County. Indiana, where aaid real estate is situated, by reason whereof »ome doubt may be alleg'd and arinee as to the complete validity' ot i of the title .lalmed and assarted by; said plaintiff, the sabi plaintiff, whoj who ha* Instil uted and prase- alert , this pr.aeedlug doo* not have I**knowledge a* to whether ;h* pel son lor per-.in- who by any possibility . might dalm some right, title or in-! :eroot In the real estate iwentionrU. and des. rib*d in this proceeding are living or dead, and the plahiutf doe« not have knowledge aa to the full name* of such peraoM who by any ;s>*albility might cUlai tome right title or interest In the real estate ■weatioaed and described in this proceeding whether a* husband and wile widow or widows*, heir or devisee, by reason of their relations to some <t th* former owners, mortgagees <Ui<i mcuaibraneera thereof, a* di*daaed by the public recorda of Mid .’.dam* rouaty Indiana, who are made party defeadant* herein. Raid plaint rtf doe* not know whether suc h Parties who are made defendant* herein are living or dead, and Mid plaintiff has made defendant* in this pro. eedlng any and all person* who might have some possible Inter. •st la said real e»taie. aad wh*a* | t ame or name* appear ot record m any record* otto- ting ax'd real estate and said plaintiff has also made da-, fsndani* in this ptocemling th* husband* or wive* widowers, or widows, heirs, devisee* of any and all such persons appearing ot record aa a former owner or meumbraaver und». the designation and descript! >n ot the unknuwn husband and wives, wi<<■were and widows, or the unknown heirs or devisees of aU of such persona shown by the puhto recorog of Adams County. Indiana. In which such real estate Is situated, at any , lime In the past who have had any .Interest In Mid real estate by reason I whereof, doubt aa to th* validity of | the title to said real estate may I arise And w> this proceodina lor the rersous bereinbatore mentioned Mid plaintiff In Its < omplalnt hereto assert* title to the eaid rest estate agalust any aad all peraene whom, soever, and the uurtmae of ui.l

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• RATH Ons Time—Minimum charps of 26c for 20 words or I***- Over 20 words. ’ ,r *’ rd Two Tim**-- Minimum chares of MR for 20 word* or lossOver 20 words 2c par word for tho two time* Throe Timeo—Minimum chorge es 50c for 20 words or lose. Over 20 word* t'.gO per word | fofCthe three times. Card* of Thanks ........ 35c Obitusrl** snd v*r*e* .. SI.OO Open rot* • dtapioy sdvortiolne >6c per column Inch. - • FOR SALE AFPLK TREK BALE--Good clean j large tree* white they isst. 53 M | per 10. Ev*rgr**hA shrubs. orna> mentals and shade tree* Wo mak* lawn*. Riverside Nursery, items. Indians 31Mf FUR SALE—Wo always have several guaranteed used washer* all make*, sweepers and rtfrigerstore. Small down D» caiur Hau ht-ry bolt ( FOR SALE - Slightly used sugar beet drill Pnced to sell. B H Clifton. H mile east ot Wren. O. 85<tx FUR SALE -Quality Chick* day old and started from blood tested breeder*, price* right. Order now. Loghorn cockerels, 2c. De- 1 catur Hatchery. gT-dt FOR SALE—Sow and pigs. Hugo H Gerke. Phone 553-J. kb-3tx FOR SALE — Three white face hereford yearling*. W. M Kltaon Rout* 2, Decatur SSkSt x FOR SALE —Gilt with «**en pigs. Sow to farrow soon. Some bred gilta. Hugo Thieme. atite* northeast of Decantr. KJtx FOR SALE — One fresh cow wit, calf, one cow to be fresh soon See Ed SchieterMeta. Route one. Decatur, six miles north on Stete road X’ gg g3t FOR SALE—Store fixture*, counters, some like new; show cages: light fixtures, revolving nail coMtsra, nail scale, and numerous other items at big savings Steffen Hdwe. A Imphment Co.. Bluffton. Daniel Steffen. Mgr. SMt FOR SALE—ldeal corner lot, good lixutton. Write Box 123. care this office. bb-Jtx FOR SALE — one air cgnpreasor. I Write box 125 la ewe of Demo--s»gJt FOR SALE Early Potatoes and , Pop Corn. Ixewis Yake. Decatur R R 2. Cratgvllle Phtme. FOR SALE — Fresh Durham Cow i A J. Lewton. phon* 7»7-F. 90 3tx FOR SALE-One years old mar* colt. Five too mixed bay. WU 1 lard Steele. Phone 5424 90-Jtx Honor Won g«l*t*dly Xenia. <j.--(ILE>- After W year* of almost dally vteita to the fire department Wend*! Bloom has ’ been made an honorary member As a lad in knee breech* he be- , gan dropping in at the station lioigf and wilh few exceptions has (tone so daily ever since. (.eveiaad O. ( u.g> Seventeen-year-old Robert Rothenberger, aou •>f a police sergeant, folk,wing in his tai her* footstep*, outran and raptured a tntrae-snaicher. rewived a »5o reward offered by a newapaper. | tealmiff it. iUls pro-eedlaa la to* uulet the title f u *aid real r«iat r a* *S«to*i Uto world, an.l ibm Mid PMiißtltf hffiffi an <!«'<«» v«r»in Mil p«PM«jnM within IU itnuw- *•»<*« any ho*til ' •Imai to aate real estate a- ] asserted. I Nollre la therefore hereby given' *!*•* “■•••• they he, ana appear on lb- list .lay of April Trrm. I*.i», oi (be A-lenis Clreult CottrL being the •th day ~f Jun*. IX3*. tn m Dean "" ‘•h l *«> •»*•> April. '*39, at the Court Hous* in ths City of Dcratur. and sate i*ounty and State, and answer or demur to said • implalnt, th* same will he lie mu and determined in their eiia*n<i In Witness Whereof. 1 hav* here. ! unto set my hmsl anil affixed in* •ual of sal-1 Court tn the off..* ,d the Clerk, thereof. In the City i.f Deca<l, Remy Blerly. Clerk Os the A'lrnn* Circuit Court Fred i„ LUtrree, A(<arn*y

Dr. S. M. Friedley Veterinarian Offic* and R«»id«nc« Phon* MM ttSJ N. 2nd at. •= L>l it jftur »O®ftRADIO ter? CALL MILLER RADIO SERVICE Phono 525 134 Monro# St. fehana 000

MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION — Celli 170-A at oar expense tor dead •lock removal The Stadler Product* Co. Frank liurgsr, a«*oL l»tt NOW HATCHING two hatebee ot Baby Chicks every week. aU >naditig breed*, also Raby Duckling* Reasonable price* Model Hatchery. Monroe. ’ ia-<f NOTICE—Parlor Sultea recovered We recover and repair anything We buy snd sell furniture. Decatur I phototere, Phone 42fi. 145 S. j Second strew-1 gs uo ATTENTION FARMERS C*|! and nee tha new Heller-Alter Pump I Jack; elitnlnaiM hand pumpm*. none better, new tow prices. Walter Plumbing A Heattng Co. 9t>«t WANTED 1$ ANTED— Married couple to oper- • at* ewvkw station. Glv* refrr- • new and past experience. Address Box 134. % Democrat. 89-31 FOR KENT IX»R RENT —Sleeping room in modern home, 315 North Fourth Street. Phone 733. 89-gJt FOR RENT—3 room mnrnished apartment 413 Mercer Ave Pbons T>- »M3l — o— — ■ ♦ Test Your Knowledge ■'an you answer s« ven of t ese ten question*? Turn to page | Four for th* uswer* 1. What Strait ta st the anntheru 1 Up of South America? 1 Name the first tetter of tho Greek alphabet. 3. How often ta a population census of the L’. S. taken? 4 What i« a magnetometer? 5. For which state is “Constitution'' the nickname? g. What ta the correct prouunci iUin of th word aHopathi':? 7 Name the capital of Greece. 3. For what government ngency do the initials FAA stand? 9 to which State* ta Yellowstone National Park located? 10. What body of water encircles the North Pole? I. Name the republic of Ceti j tral America between NtanragiM and Panama. J. What ta the first name of the compiler of Webster's dictionI my? 3. What kind ot food contains I the most iodine? 4. Name the second largest , planet 5 Was South Carolina one of ; the thh I*»n original States? g. IkMhi ibe Chief Jestici- of the ' C. 8 Supreme Court cast hl* vote only tn case of a tie? 7. With what sport ta the naw of Patti Runyan associated? fl. In which war did the Ranle i ot Jutland occur? 9. What material ta used io reinforce concrete? I It’ What valuable medicine ta i obtained from the bark of the cinchona tree? —- «' 0 ll I Hl mu ■ Post Office For Children London — ty fe — A post office where only children uudar 17 cau obtain a stamp or post a letter has been art up at Dovercourt. near I Harwich II is In the tm kahop at ( the holiday camp which temporal Ily houses Sou child refugees from Gennaay. — Esneurt. Cushion filuaging Cleveland. O.- <U.» - Frank J. | Breen. S 2. reports a good thing to have on your bead when somebody tries to slug ym, V Kh a Mackjai k is a stocking cap with earmuff Hrean told poMca be waa slugged twice one night by robber* who escaped with »S 5 11.- aaid the padding of hix earmuff* prevented aerioua injury. ' "I IIX (I H UH Ml 'I or ICkTATR XO. 3S.xn Nettee i« hereby si vet, t<. the ere. voStfw'Tiif • V" 1 '•F*, I’*" 1 ’*" <x Antboire * *a nrrd»*i»M to mgarter In the A<lnrn« <’lr«uH h«IJ Mt l»r---•»tur. Induna. <>n the IStb -Uy <»C and «bnw 1/ any. Final Settlement ArrotintN wim the eatate of ««M adant •l>"Ubl not he >pnr»vml and aalil ..nice ar* nettfted to then and thnrn make prout of helrnhlp, and receive their distributive shares Haymond A. Vng|<-we<te 8’ <utor ite alur. India..-. Aioli H. 1331 .'rrrt 1.. I.ltterer. AH»rne>. April tb-ra

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