Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 122, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1940 — Page 2

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fest Your Knowledge Can you answer aavan of the** tea question*? Turn to pace Four for th* answer* | • • 1. Can an iceboat travel faster than the wind? 2. In the old gladiatorial combats, did "thumb* up" signify that the victor should stay his victim, spare hint, or give bint another chance?! 3. Was Col. Chai les A. Lindbergh the first, second or third person to make a nonstop flight across the Atlantic in an airplane? 4. Name the Virginia city that is being restored by John It. Rocke- j feller. Jr ? 5. Which former Supmeme Court! Justice was the son of au Am- ■ erlcan poet and essayist? 6. Is the Pacific Ocean higher than the Atlantic Ocean at the| Panama Canal? • 7. Pronounce consutnate. 8. From whom does the Monroe Doctrine take its name? i). I» cancer a contagious disease? it). In what part of Spain Is Madrid? COURTHOUSE Set For Issue* lir-elie claim of Margaret Drew WefTiT against the estate of Tho-, mas Drew and Thurman Drew, as ; administrator, a motion to make (he plaintiffs complaint more specific was filed. The case was set j for.issues June 1. In the claim of George Di<w against the estate of Thomas Drew und Thurman Drew as administrator. a motion to make the plaintiff's ' complaint more specific was filed I and tbe case was set for issue* I June 1. Set For Trial The transfer of certificate suit of Clifton E. Striker as guardian ' of Mary Dender against Minnie | Jones and the First State Dank. 1 was set for trial un May 21. Bond Fifed _ Appeal bond in the sum of Notice Thundat Night's Program Wil) Im- Conducted on Central Standard (Slow > Time. ADAMS THEATER.

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, was filed by Amanda and Charles Deining as principal, with Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland i l as surety. In the partition suit of I Clara Scheumann and others aJ gainst Amanda Berning and other*. Case Dismissed A written motion to dismiss was I filed by the plaintiff In the damage ’suit of the General Insurance com|pany against Meshberger Bros., the | I case was dismissed and the costs paid. Venue Change Wanted In the ejectment suit of W. May-[ nard Johnson against Charles II Bittner, a change of venue from [the county was filed by the defendI ant. ; Estate Case* In the estate of Ida Chronister, report of the sale of real estate I wa* filed. Appraisement of real estate was filed. The petition was , submitted and sustained, the deed I ordered, reported and approved. The final report was filed and the noti<e older rd returnable June 8. In the estate of Jacob Zerkel. proof ot publication and notice of [appointment was fib-4 Proof of pule licatloti and notice of posting of finlai settlement was filed. Certificate lof clearance was filed The final report was submitted and approved.’ i the executor discharged and tbe [ estate closed. In the estate of Christian Haui matin, a schedule to determine the mrerltance tax was filed and rei ferred to the county assessor. In the estate of Ammon 8. Ihinti zi-nhofe. proof of the mailing of > notice of the inheritance tax upI praiser was submitted and the I court found the net value of the e state to Ire 51.855.15. The appraisr er was allowed. Motion Overruled in the condemnation of property I suit of the city of Decatur against | Asa Grosvenor and others, the I court overruled a motion of the * defendants to set aside a former j order of the court. Exception was I given to the defendants. Real Estate Transfer* l>ora E. Abnet to Moses J. Troyer et ux. B<* ac res in Wabash township for 51. Veronica Wolpert to Aloysiu* Schneider et ux. part of inlot 194 I in Decatur for 51. Victor ii. Eicher, auditor, to Feed E. Christen. 2" acre* in Boot townI ship for 5450. 1 Hubert P. b< limit; el ux to John

<". Schenck et ux. 58 87 seres in St. Mary's township for 51. I Fred H. Saylor to James Kennark. 80 acre* in Jefferson township for 51.

'SPOILED GIRL” by Lucille Marsh Johnson

CHAPTER FOURTEEN A* Gaby fitted her key into the lock of th* door, sb* felt a tremor *f foreboding. When she entered the small room she saw immediately it wa* unoccupied. More than unoccupied, it wa* partially uninhabited, for Peter’s beloved book* were gone from their accustomed place. A* if in a dream sh* enter**! the small place. A cursory glance failed to divulge anything mor*, *o she vent into the kitebmett*. It was also bare of any further evidence of Peter having taken leave. It wa* in the dressing room, propped against a sapphire stoppered rock crystal perfume bottle, that she found his note. She read it, the tear* streaming down hsr face unheeded. Gabrielle: I’v* just had a wire from my cousin in New York wanting me to come at once. He wired me advance money, so I think I should go. After last night, •nd because of th* other nights, there doesn’t seem to be any reason for not going. If you ears to, you may join m» later. I will send you my address at soon a* I’m located. PETER. The minutes slipped by and still she stood there immobile. The tear* had stopped, and there wa* no sound in the apartment except her labored breathing. Abruptly, she noticed there was no tick of the familiar old alarm clock. She had placed a small, bunjo type electric elock on the wall in the other room, and had relegated the bright green alarm clock to the dressing room. Now it wa* gone, and somehow she felt sad about it. Sh« had never cared for the shabby, second-hand books; she had openly resented the presence of th* too green alarm clock; but she had never realized until now how decorative the tall, black haired Peter had been to the small place. All at once, she opened the door of the clothespress. Yes, her head nodded solemnly, certainly, he was unconditionally gone. His one good suit and the two extra pairs of pants were not there. She opened the lower drawer of th* dresser. It was as though she sought proof that he was really gone. Rising from her position she suddenly seemed to feel alive once more. The numbness W:i* gone, a* were Peter's shirts and underwear. Straightening her figure, Gabrielle took a deep breath and. with a sob, turned, and hurried out of the apartment. Running down tbe stair*, she thought abstractedly that something would hav* to be done with the furnishings. The bills, too, would have to be taken care of. The lovely new refrigerator would hav* to be sold. She joined her father, a grim set expression on her face. ”He’* left. Daddy. He couldn’t wait, 1 guess. There wa* a note saying I'd hear soon ” “That’* a peculiar way to act." her father aaid. with obvious reluctance. ’’Seem* a* though he might have waited until you got home. Gaby." Gabrielle drove on without say. ing anything. Her ehin was up. her •yes looked st might ahead as though driving through the almost deserted street waa difficult. Her slim brown hands clinched th* steering wheel until the knuckle* showed white. Upon reaching home, Sam spoke quietly, almost expressionlessly: “Better put your car in the north garage, Gany. Jake has th* garden tool* in the south one now.” She obediently drew up before the north gar*K”. "topped, and waited while Sam got heavily out of th* car and opened the door for her. The car p-t away, they walked silently around to th* front verani

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da, and went into the long, cool hall. ’’Hello, daslingx!" called her mother from the dusky interior of the living rm They went in, Gabrielle taking the first chair aa though she could go no farther; Sam going oy*r to Helen, and kissing her lightly. He Mid: "Going up and *how*r, Helen, if there’s time before dinar-: ” “There- will be," replied bls wife, looking at Gabrielle’* dumped figure with a alow frown. "Hurry dearill have Violet hold dinner for half an hour.” “You’d better shower off. too, Gaby,” Sam said kindly as he passed by her. “Those dusty roads out at the field* make a person feel filthy I” When hi* heavy step* had died away in the sgper part if the hesse. Helen asked in a low voice: “What’s wrong, GabrieHef” Gabriella shut her eye* tightly, as though to fret herself from some unhappy sights “Peter’s left me, Mummy," she said, burying her face in her hand*. She hadn't called her mother th* affectionate little name used in her childhood days for years, and Helen Snow’s feature* contracted suddenly. Getting up she cam* over to the chair where Gabrielle made a small, bunched-up heap. "Tell Mummy shout It, dear," she said, putting her arm* around the slender form. Gabrielle turned with a gulp and buried her face against her mother's breast. Helen took off the small hat and pushed the soft, flaxen curl* away from her daughhot forebead. Slowly the word* tumbled out and, although they were related In a disconnected manner, Mr*. Snow soon had the picture firmly in mind. “But. Mummy —I love him! What’ll I dor Gabrielle wa* mor* broken up than Helen had ever seen her. More than the time when her beloved rag doll had spilled it* inside* all over everything. Th«n she hadn't been able to understand that it could be fixed; now. she seemed to think there was no fixing her marriage. “He’ll write, dear, and you can go to him—if that’s what you want to do. Anyway, Gabrieli*, won't you go up now and shower and dress? There are several of your old dresses and there’* lingerie in your room. Violet did up that sweet pink organdie just the other day. Put that on, dear.” Gabrielle sighed. Sometimes, she thought. It seemed that no one ever took her marriage to Peter with the seriousness it deserved. She rose to go upstairs, feeling that her life was utterly ruined. "I’m happy to have you hem* again, darling," said Helen aoftly. * * * * The following days were unpleasant for them al). Gabrieli* ate practically nothing, did practically nothing, and said practically nothing. And at night, when she waa alone in her old room, the daffodil yellow room which had been decorated at her exact design, she didn’t cry very much, a* Sam and Helen surmised sb* did. Gabrieli* had hardly known what she felt henelf, the night when she knew peter we* gone. At first she had felt that only being with Peter mattered; but upon eold analysis she decided that she had better face tbe truth, admit sh* had made a mistake, take up her life where it had been before her marriage. And then. too. there had been no word from Peter. It did seem he could write, thought Gabrielle, when almost a week had gon* by. Her parents made no mention of Peter, treating her aa though she had never left their roof, a* though she were "till th* thoughtless, fen loving girl sh* had been only • few short week* before. Homettme* Gabrielle wa* thankful Cor this, other time* ah* felt sh* would scream with nerves If Peter didn’t write soon

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Exactly enc week after he had left Tccumtelalia. Gabrielle road in th* paper that Dorothy and Tony were fc*ported home from Bermuda is a few day*. She wondered how their marriage had turned out. Os course, they had money, or rather, their parent* had. Then, too, they had always been expected to marry each other. When the mailman came Helen , wa* shopping and Violet was busy in th* kitchen. Gabrielle brought Peter’* tetter in with a lot of other mall and, when she saw it, her heart stood still. Now, she thought, everything would be all right. Laying tbe other letters on Humble in the hail, sh* took Peter’s tetter and hurried up to her room. There waa no on* about, but she felt she wanted to be off by herself. When she had finished reading it, ah* read it again, her exproaaion beearning set and angry looking. Said the letter: Gabrielle: I suppose by now you know I paid the bills, gave the landlady a week's pay, and took everything of mine out of th* apartment I hop* thing* weren't too hard for you otherwise. I have a job with the BlueGay Boy* a* pianist nnd soloist I'm very fortunate, but, of course, my cousin cinched it for me. I .will tend you money to come here if you want to come. I’ll pay for a divorce if that's what you want. You will have to figure these thing* out for yourself because I have all I can manage just now. Sorry 1 couldn’t tell you goodbye but I had to be here at a certain time, and so had to leave when I did. Good luck, PETER. There followed his address and that waa all. Stunned by the finality of the words, Gabrielle Mt looking out that’ window through the flamboyantlyJ i flowering window box. A robin lit] on it* edge, chirped questioningly,' cocked it* head on one aids and eyed ' the still figure of the girl inquisi-1 tively out of one tiny, brilliant orb. I A car came into the drive at the ’ south side of the house and she knew without giving any thought to! it that her father was. home for; lunch. She rose quietly, brushed her I' light hair back plainly from her babyish, rounded forehead, ran a powder puff over her face, and left'l the room. || After luncheon, of which she ate I only enough to keep her paierru. from remarking about it. Gabrielle I Mid quietly: “Will you two come Into the liv-j’ lag room a moment? I want to talk ’ with you, please.’’ “Os course. Gaby," quid Sam? looking at her oddly. "A family conference never did anyone any I barm.” In the restful seats of the living room chairs they all Mt stiff and un comfortable, wafting. Gabrielle final • ly began: ’’!'*• heard from Peter, aad het. d-»<n't sound sa though he’d care ' to have me join him. Yo" may read the tetter if you car* to." Sb* took it front the poeket of her ' I sport shirt, and handed it to herd moth -. Her fat'ser roee aad took a- I seat ly his wife on th- divan. After I a mon ent. he looked up expectantly. | So die 1 her mother, and Gabrielle could see she was angry. “He should be arlramed of him- • self I" Helen cried wrathfully. ' "Please, Mother, let's not talk | about him," Mid GxL-relle .n a low, •leading tone. "Let’s not discuss him ever! What 1 wanted to say waa that I’d like a divorce—then just forget it all (To be continued) Cwwieu W La-UW Mar* OS■ MSI MMOMW k, *>M Swwm StMimo r~

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