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The New York herald., 1921-09-24
MORRiS's RELEASE
REFUSED BY COURT
Must Safisfy Judge He Does
Not Concoei Assses.

Mrn lewis 0ouvsrn< ar Morris. for
merly Miss Natalie L. Bailey. win have
% appear ksfore Co1nty Judge Frank
n. Young st whit. Plains "Wednesday
and satisfy him that her husband. for
merry A New Nork rrokes, Transferred
none ~ his property 20 her. In order
10 secure his release from the Jxa limits
n white Plains Mr. M0rria. besides.
vili have 10 show that hs hss no con-
csaled sssssa That ~as ascia~t yester-
day when Judge ycUng heard argument
on Mr.. Morrx's molten for release under
ths ineolvent dsbtorx act
The demand for MIRA M0rris's appear-
anca wsa nsas ~ Van Aldercn Lindsay
% Nsw Nork. counEsi for Ch@rlsa Nor
san. Nj Morria's Judgment debtor for
ste.1ss Mr Lindsay told judge Young
he would show that Mr. Morris hsd
given his wde = countrg hou@ IN New
port and valuable property IN Man
haitian
a all oppose the application for his
discharEe" said Mr. Lindsay. ''on the
ground thar n 10 nos an honest debtor :
application His alscharge VII give
him the right 10 brush aside has crcdi-
torm.'
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
CHURCH TWICE INDICTEA

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.--Two true bills
charging murder were voted to-day by
the Grand Jury against Harvey Church.
held for the deaths OF Bernard J.
Dar-hcTty and Carl C.. Ausmus. auto
mobile sAleTHe1. Police claim Church
ooafessed killing tho two men to obtain
possession az IS 900 car which he had
pretended intending 10 purchase.
No action was taken against Leon
rarl-s. vito also T. under arrest in con-
nection with the case.
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ration was the seller The new compan,
Is capitalized at $4,000.

ration was the seller. The new company
Is capitalized al $4,000.
Manhattan Transfers.
Joseph Sapinsky sold 20 the New
York Central Garage n three story build
ing. 17.5x22x irregular. at i30 Eass
Nineteenth street.
Victor and Julia r. Fioresi sold %
Antonio Lorenzo tho three and half
story building. 25.txloo. at Is Bowery.
the southwest corner OF pell street.
The L. & u. Construction Company
sold TO the Roselily Realty Corpora
ton plot. 27oxi00.1l. improved with
from one to four story buildings. at 402
to 400 East 107th street.
William and Rose Rubin sold 20 Sam
ucl Strongin and David Gold five story
building. with elevator and stores, Elk
100. at Al Great Jones street.
Herbert Aldhous sold the three story
house, 16x60. at 362 West 12ist street.
tc Mrs. M. Adele.
Norman Henderson sold to Alma Hoy
kendorf Rogers for $4,000 u three story
dwelling. 16x40.1x irregular. at $40 East
Eighty-sixth street.
Mortgage Bond Company OF New Jer-
sey sold to Jennie Il. Mckinley two
and half story dwelling. 30xS0. at
l3 Van Corlears place.
James +. Mcarey sold to Corinne w.
Kenny three story dwelling, 2Oxl00.11,
1t lat West 121st street.
The West 135th Street Holding Cor
roration sold to Nathan Frank five
story flat, 40x99.11. at 523 West 135th
street
Ike Rosenberg sold to Rosie Shein for
$4,000 six story tenement. with
stores. 45.5x83, at 9S and 100 Avenue A.
Lima Smiliwitz sold to Samuel Gems
five story apartment, 5Ox94lO. at Dol
ard 553 West 1S7th street.
Corinne Warfield sold to George "
Wendell a five story flat, with stores
25x100. at 100 Madison avenue.
Joseph Sale sold to Joseph Bucher q
five story flat, 25.4x102.2, at 523 East
Eighty-second street.
The Anthonian Realty Company sole
to Thomas NJ Manning. Jr.. five story
lat, 4ox99.1l. at 22S West 142d street.
Greeley Estate for Home Builders
Part of the former country estate o1
Horace Greeley near the station at Chap
raqua, on the Harlem division of ths
New York Central, will be subdividee
Il, building plots of an acre or more anc
actively placed on the market through
the office Of George Howe Chappaqus
is an hours run from Grand Central
with good committing train service ou
Of New York. Among the first buyer:
was John X. Haviland OF Chappaqua
who will build a residence on plot o.
over an acre. George Howe also sole
for a client residence on Ridgewoot
Terrace. Chappaqua, to Mrs. Alice Laire
az this city
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Henry Shapiro A. Co. leased store In
the southeast corner Of Broadway and
Elghty-fourth street 10 Gillette a. Co,
dresses and coats: and with NJ. II
Caiiiard a. co. store In 2z5i Broadway
70 Lyman Zimmerman at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000.
william A. White & Sons leased
space IN a23 Greenwich street to Julius
Hcrzberg: IN u Irving place store and
hascment 70 William Greep: In 90
Broadway Offices 10 Oswald n. Jacoby
and IN 80 Exchange place 10 the Carbo-
Oxygen Company.
NJ. Rosenthni Company leased tc
Graft Donnsnhirsch store in i3 Wesl
Twenty-fourth street at an aggregate
rental Of $4,000.
Pcase A Gilman leased offices in y
Broad street 10 Leopold Sptngarn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Theodore Rhcinbodt and slcgfried r.
schlelsnsr,. formerly officers OF the Amsri-
can Foreign Banking Corporation. have
formed partnership under the firm name
OF Rheinboidt a Schieisner. to engage In 4
general foreign exchange brokerage bust
nces. TIER offices are In $50 broadway.
Charles A. Pope. formerly with Horn
blower a Weeks. Is with obert 8. Ross 4
Co. Inc. 30 Pine street. in their municipal
bond department.
The National City Company is perpared
70 exchange temporary certificates for per-
manent coupon bonds Of the Southern rnd.-
ana Gas and Electric Companys first lien
AMI refunding mortgage twenty year TM per
cent. knld bonds. series A, due on April
4. 1911.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
ACTRESS ASKS s2s. 600
FROM CYRIL CARROLL
sa~-~e4~~~-m
She Alleges He Tore Her Hair
and Hit Her on Nose.

cyrtl Carroll. swimmer and water
polo PLAYER. Who Was suspended re-
Gently from khe New YORK. Athletic Club
after a number 81 oscspsdes that
aroused tho dispiceRure " some naru-
bcrs. was named defendant IN an acsion
for s2s 600 damages begun yesterday ln
the supreme Court The piaintin N
Miss Betsy RosS motion picture actress.
who lives nj the Hotel Ruticdge.
The damages are sought ss the result
of a party" lasf April. In which n Was
alleged young Carroll hit Mins Ross oa
the nosc aud tore her hair. she csuaed
his arrest Tor assault ano he was re-
leased under $500 bail The assault
case has not come 90 trial
Carroll IL 2b years old Ills suspsn-
sion from the athletic club runs a year
from June "a. when n was imposed. IL
followed y specific charge of entering
the club baths after hours. he explained.
denying that frequent intoxiestion on
the club premises was the cause.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
SEEKING TO QUASH SUIT
AGAINST SERB CONSUL
Writ Prohibiting Trial of
Vlodislov SaVich Asked For.

Supreme Court Justice wasservogel
reserved decision yesterday on an appii-
cation for writ prohibiting Judge Null
queen OF General Sessions and the Dis
trict Attorney from prosecuting an ac-
ton against vladislav X. Savich. for
mer Jugo-Slav consul-Generai In New
York. who IL out on $500 ball In con-
nection with y charge of extortion In
which Frank Zotti. publisher OF a crc-
attain paper. Is plaintiff.
Don Carlos Buell.. counsel for savich,
argued a State court has no power to
prosecute him, as at the time OF the
alleged extortion and his Indictment he
was foreign government official IN
actual service. Robert r. Johnstone.
representing the District Attorneys Of
flee, asserted Savich's credentials had
been revoked before the time men,
toned.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
MOLINE PLOW PLAN IS
PUCLICLY ANNOUNCED
Sixty Per Cent. of Creditors
Agree to IL.

The final draft Of the plan for the
reorganization OF the Moline Plow
Company which has been agreed 10
by it's general creditors, notehoiders and
preferred stockholders was made pub
lie yesterday. The plan provides that
the principal and interest at per cent
be determined on all claims against
it. to which will be added interest at
z per cent for one and a half years, on
which aggregate amount will be Of
fercd to creditors. including serial note
holders, securities of new company
to be formed. TO them Will be offered
90 per cent. in per cent. twenty year
debenture bonds and 20 per cent. in
cumulative first preferred stock Of the
company and two and half shares Of
Its common stock for every 81 600 OF
their claims.
To the present holders OF the COM
pany's first preferred stock will be
offered It's non-cumulative second pre-
ferred stock share for share, which
stock will receive dividends after all
OF the new debentures and the first
preferred stock have been retired. when
IL will become automatically first
preferred cumulative per cent. stock.
The present holders OF the company's
second preferred stock Will get six
tenths of share Of It's new no par
common stock for O share now held
and the present holders of its common
stock will receive an eighth OF share
OF It's new common stock for a share
now held.
IL Is estimated that the company car
liquidate from its excess inventory and
other sources approximately 5000. .o00
which will be used TO retire it's first
preferred stock. After that Is accom-
plished sinking fund of 100000 an
nually will be set up for the retire
ment OF it's first preferred stock and
dcbentures. a voting trust is provided.
the voting trustees TO be appointed by
the reorganization committee. A bank
credit aggregating s3,000.000 has been
provided for Its current requirements
Approximately 60 per cent. OF the cor,-
panys creditors have agreed to the
plan.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
HENRY B. PLANT TO
PAY 100000 RENT
Son Of Late Commodore Plant
Leases Is Room Suite on
Rockefeller Block.

Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased a
duplex apartment of fifteen rooms and
six baths to Harry b. Plant. son of the
late Morton F. Plant. The apartment
was held at $4,000 and is leased for a
long term Of years at an aggregate
rental CT 100000. Mr.. Plant a year
ago sold his six-story house at 25 Yves,
Fifty-fourth street (Rockefeller block
through the same brokers.
Gerrys Lease Bolkehhayn Aptx.
Final contracts were signed yesterday
In the lease Of the Bolkenhayn apart
ments at the northeast corner of Fifth
avenue and Fifty-eighth street, adjoin-
ing the Hotel Savoy. by Nicholas C. Par.
tos president OF the Partos Realty Com.
pany, from the Misses Mabel and An.
gelica and Robert l.. and Peter G. Gerry
The lease is for twenty-one years with
renewal privileges and the property
consists Of seven-story house. 75.5x125
which has been leased by the proprietors
of the Savoy for the last twenty years
The lessee will alter the structure into
u professional building for the special
use of physicians.
Other Residential Leases.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased
a large apartment in 270 Park ave
nue. to II. A. Florsheim. Also In 29(
Park avenue to Miss Josephine Ballard
In 900 Park avenue to c. +. Dietcrich
and In $50 Park avenue, southwest cor
ner Seventy-sixth street. a large duple,
n nwfx ~f
baths to Joseph II. Allen also In 80,
Park avenue. northeast corner Eightietf
street. duplex apartment for Paysor
Mel. Merrill Company, agents. to Aller
l.. Corey.
Peasc & Gilman have leased for Mrs
Gordon Wendell to Miss Anna Kearnc,
the four story seventeen-foot dwelling
at 106 East Thirty-ifth street. between
Park and Lexington avenues also fol
Mrs. !. NJ. Haslett to the Misses Emil,
Sullivan and Mary Sloane the foul
story twenty-foot dwelling at 35S Wes
Fifty-seventh street, between Broad
way and Eighth avenue. The sam,
brokers leased apartments as follows
In 500 Park avenue TO G. Z. Crawley
vice-presidcnt of the Sinclair Oil Com
pany: In LAG East Forty-ninth street t
W. J. Naughton, Mrs. r. Wilson anc
Miss Helen Myers: in 112 East Seventy
fourth street for S. Morrill, Banner to ID
II. kingsford: In 1os East Eighty y-secont
street for s. A. Herzog to X. n. Pearce
In els West End avenue TO r.. r. jew
EFT In 126 West Seventy y-frst street tc
q. r. Humphrey: In 139 West Seventy,
fourth street 20 Mrs. l.. r Jayne, ant
In lis West Eighty-fifth street to Mrs
T.. A. Cobbett
Transformation Company leased fol
West sixtieth Realty Company the thres
story dwelling at 81 West S!xtiett
street to Julia Douste.
Albert II. AshSorth. Inc. leased
apartments In III East Thirty seventh
street 10 Eugene ID. Toomey: In Eas'
Isighty-ffth street TO Frank T., Shep
pard in l5s West Fifty-eight street u
Melville y. Stone. and In sT5 Park ave-
nue. 10 George c. Muhlfeld.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company LEASED
a duplex studio apartment in 257 Wes
Eighty y-slxth street 10 William G. For
ster In 81 West rifty-second street Y
Eugene 5. willard. and in 14o Yves
rlfty-sevcnth street 10 Miss Marie Muir
ply and Miss Mary A. Lewis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
BUYERS AGAIN RUSH
FOR LAND In BRONX
Market for Building sites Out
shines Demand for I'm
proved Property.

Albert ~ Phelps resold FOR Martin
siiSerman the northeast corner %
Harrison and Burnside avenues. lssx
i37xi0o rreg.. to n Grossman for I'M
mediate Improvement Albert ID.
Phelps negotiated the sals.
The same broker sold for Mr~. & A.
Levy, a plot 25xi25. at the northeast
corner i7sth street and Jerome avenue
to Martin silverman. who vii imrne-
diately improve same Nth a one
story business building.
Newbold Morris sold 10 Albert !.
| Schwarzler the vacant plot. i0s.6xI95,
on the south side OF Tudor place. 100
feet west Of the Grand concourso The
buyer recently acquired a plot .4i9x
113. directly opposite. 100 feet west ot
the Concourse.
J. j. Pittman sold the plot. 5oxiis.
at 1424 Jessup avenue TO buyer who
will improve.
Benenson Realty Company has sold
to William Fish plot 252xls2x ir-
regular. ut southwest corner OF White
Plains and Lacomb avenues IN the
Clason Point section. che purchaser
will erect dwellings on the site.
Shaw. Rockwell & SANFORD sold for
Eugene T. woolf the vacant plot. look
So. on the east side OF Morris avenue.
6S feet north of 17Sd street.
! ID. a. Trotta sold for Leone Man.
gano and Anna Mangano s12 Cres-
cent avenue, 62x124. a Ave story apart
ment house with stores.
! Chas. A. Weber sold for Romanus
Eusner 800 ST. Ann's avenue, fvc story
double fiat with two stores. 27xi02. 10
Carl Barth.
| Patrick Holland sold the dwelling az
313 East 136th street to Catherine Nc
Quade for the Mary Walsh estate.
| A two-story building containing
stores and apartments is to erected at
the northeast corner Of Prospect ave.
nue. and Boston road by the newly
formed G. L. T. Realty Company.
OF which Harry Goidfein is president.
II will cost about $4,000. s. l.. Mar
Gus is the attorney for the new COM
pany.
| Transfers In Bronx.
Benjamin Englander sold to Rober,
Hakes a two family dwelling. 25x100.
at 766 Beck street.
Michaele F'uria sold to Raffaelo Cor
RADIO two story dwelling. 25x100. at
2311 Hughes avenue.
Anna Il. Seaman sold to Kate
Remis two and one-half story dwell
ing. 25x10o. at 81 Eismere place.
Alice Il. Miley sold to Antonio Veel-
corano a three story dwelling. 50x1o0.
at 331 East 150th street
Philip Soloway sold to Barnett Jaffe
the five story apartment. 446x64.Sx ir-
regular. known as the Crotona, at AIS
Jennings street.
Emil Frick sold to Esther Strauss a
| two story dwellings. 27.4x irregular,
at 1860 Fulton avenue.
| Katche Mugies sold to Mango Russo
a three story dwelling, 20x100. at 33
| Concord avenue.
Fritz +. Roth sold 10 Jacob Bren-
ner a two story dwelling. 1S.f0x8S.1x
irregular. at 1866 Clay avenue.
John vikete sold to Tett Yetta Kauf-
man two story dwelling. 25x100. at
1870 Tiffany street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Freeport

shroiuis sacrificed Owner must sell bcautf-
III country home IN the best and most con-
yenient location In The village. Main floor
has reception hail, large living room. with
stone fircplacs. cining room. breakfast room.
masters bedrooms. two tiled baths. TOP
floor. = maids bedrooms ard bath. Hot
water heating. electric ll8ht and gas. Large
pcri hes twn eidta Garage for cars. Plot
1.oxias. 3 minutes walk - station. stores,
churrher. thsNtrrs. Seli furnished or unfHf.
niHhed Seen any day. Immediate possos-
Ion. OWNER. .li rIne 81. rreeporf. I. ].
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

NJ. Moilar. L. Abbott. A. Blaise. II
Millard. y. Lent. l.. Williams. w
Rappe. Z. Verneille, J. Bessler. r,
Fasani. c. Goffredi, c Chaplin, A.
Black. @. Todd. l.. Healy. G. Leder,
NJ. Stout. w. Carlson. A. McKeever. T.
Cakes. II. Nilihslyri and NJ. Gaige.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

In the Fire Record Thursday a fire was
reported At s:25 y. M. IN she premises of
Samuel Weingarten, At $50 West 3tth street.
The Fire Marshal reports the fire was IN
the building 155-157 West Thirty-fourth
street IN premises other than those Of Sam
ucl Weingartcn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
CnncNN EXCHANGE

IITI'-1VlN IN TINlN'fEV
~ Jcetph r. nay.
Wcnafnr ~, = ~ 400 Il . WaoGlavn rf. ~.
ig1.ix irrey. vacant. William Danenbaun
against Alfred iiurrct. william BonGy,
attorney. amount due. .5.2ip.sa faxcB
6c. si.as1.i7. 10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Dyckman Flat Deal.

James l.. Barry sold for William J.
Weir the thirty family five story apart
mert house At 6s2 Academy street. on
n plot b01ib The structure was held
~ sloeopo and returns an annual rental
OF approximately $500.
u Tuoti A Co. sold for Jay J. Balm
10 Mrs. providcnzs Mentola q flve story
Cat with store at e3a East ii0th street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
To.DAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE.

One hundred lots and a two story
frame dwelling at ozone Park. Borough
OF Queens. are to be sold separately At
public auction by Joseph p. Day. auc-
tioneer. to-day at go p. NJ. az the
corner OF woodhavcn and Park ave-
nues. The property Ia one block from
the Rockaway Boulevard and Wood
haven station OF the ". X. r. system.
The Ozone Park station on the Rock
away division OF the l.. I. ". n. il =
short walk TO the north. Woodhaven
avenue. on which a number Of the lots
front. is the CroEs-Bay boulevard. which
eventually IL 10 connect the Rockaway
Coast with Brooklyn. Thousands Of
dwellings have been erected m the
vicinity of tho lots TO be sold and
many more are In the course Of con-
struction. The dwelling Included In The
sale is located a. 1861 Hatch avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
Ridsewoea Loss ON RIocI.

Tho Jere johnson. Jr.. Company. auc-
'tIoncers, viii sell to-day siNty.four cen.
ually located lots. varying IN character.
use and occupation. and located In the
thickiy populated. improved Ridgcwcod
section Of Brooklyn and Queens. TIE
lots are located over the Brooklyn
Queens line on Metropolitan avenue.
Fresh Pono road. Ralph. Grove. Pal
metto and adjacent streets and avenues
and arc suitable for Improvement with
dwellings. tenemsnts, garages. factories
or business buildings some ~ the iots
have railroad frontage. vhne thirty
six are In an unrestricted area.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
my. sste for Dyckman Flat.

For Improvement with flvc story
apartment house. estimated 10 cost
about So .Ss. the newly organized
Blllnag Building Corporation usaac
Krnf,. Morris NJ. Sinske and Helen
Iedererl purchased the plot on the
cast side Of Nagle avenue. l5a.5 feet
north ~ HILLSIDE avenue. The plot
fneasureh - feet on Nagie avenue and
extends 80 feet through 20 Bogardus
place. where the frontage y 70 feet.
oeorgc d. Pelham. architect. u pre-
pairing the Plans.
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In the Dwelling Market.

Leroy coventry sold for Isabel Janet
crouze 100 West Eigthy-first street. a
three story twenty-five foot dwelling.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
xew Realty Corporation. Form~d

There hiss been incorporated ~ AZ
hsny the a. and - New street Corpora
ton. with u. y. e. May X. reyton and
r.. ~ Hahn - dlreciors. The property
~ that address consists ~ slx story
once building NTH stores. s0.5x51
irregular. Huehes A nl.r. owners and
oceupants Of tho building. declare that
no change of Ownership has occurred
So stephens Horne. Incorporated ~
Afhary yesterday. With ,. 0slbhonE. T..
y. 0la~ei and r. ~ Frink ~ directors.
raa bouEht the five story building 80
~. ~ ~ Avenue "A north 81 Twelfth
street The Immigrants Relief corpo-
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
New York.
New Jersey.
Atlantic city.
GHeWILTSHIRE

virginia av.. Cd hotel from Beach. Private
baths. running water. elevator. reduced
fall rates.
FAM. FILLS. owner " J. COLLINS. Mgr
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

HOTEL THERESA.
124TH TO 1e5TII 81. AND ITfI Av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24

CHAu~cEy n. oRrFFyS . co.
10 East tist st. Msrras NIL slss.
The New York herald., 1921-09-24
BOOKKEEPING
TUTORING SCHOOL

Studio at san Reno, w. 14th and Central
Park. Latin. French. Mathematics. English.
Rapid Advancement. Successful record In
private schools and exclusive homes.
Miss Nina e, Tnttle. y. A.. Ph. B. Col. 800.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04

and once more were a-tune.
Finally my husband kissed me
and whispered:
Dearest! Why didn't YOU ask
those questions last night II you
wanted TO know so badly?"
Because you should have told
me everything without being ask
ed"
Perhaps, But you do row IL SO.
Jane. whenever you hear katherine
mentioned. I hate 70 get you start
ed on your pet antipathy." Bob soft
ened the sting with a closer en-
! brace.
I'm never going TO row II again
about Kath or anybody else. I want
you TO understand that. Bob Lori
mer, And really I'm sorry I starr
ed this" Can exaggeration, but
characteristic OF my contrary
mood.
But, dearest, I am glad" Bob's
I lips touched my ear. I'm glad
Can't you see? Can't you feel? OF
! course could have remained al
Chang Foo's all last night, Plenty
! Of excuse for It! That's plain. But
! can't you accept at It's face value
/ the fact that I tramped home "a
YOU through the tail OF the bliz-
/ zard2"
Ny sobs STOPPED him, my tears
wet his check but this time they
were happy tears.
So easy was 1t for my husband tc
] rfrr fr~ favr4rancH of jealousy me
when he went about it in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04

Bob held the doctrine in a certain
way. He expected me 10 be big
enough TO overlook everything he
lid not wish me 20 see silence!
Let US not speak about his little ad-
venture with Katherinet" Then
everything between US would be all
right
But truth is the only reality and
lies are illusions. I must have the
truth. I hated evasons Lately ]
had missed a certain depth in my
man. He was still the truant school
boy ready TO go of and play marbles
with anyone-just because he was
invited.
was dying 10 tell him that I
had seen him with Katherine in
front OF Chang FoO's place. Never
theless I resolved to be Ike the lady
of the White Hyacinths: I would
hold all ties lightly. I would never
clutch even at friendship. I would
grow rich by giving! l would do al
! that "A devoted wife could do 70
further Bob's happiness and his
success. Having reached this high
condition. L astonished Bob and my
self.
Some tension in me snapped.
Suddenly. all my hurt burst from
my lips in a torrent OF accusations
Why had he not told me about
I his adventure in the blizzard?
Why had he not told me that tho
storm had marOoned him with
/ Katherine at Chang Foo's7
And why, oh why. didn't he an
swer my questions?
Thus, after long broOding, mn
| suspicious. my hurts and my anger
/ reacted and exploded
Then tears-and more tears!
Ny husband regarded me much
/ as a stern parent looks upon an un-
I reasonable child He remained 81
I lent. distant, superior. But I did MOI
/ feel rebuked as he expected and
| did not whJmEer. "Oh Bob! Bob
darling." as I had done in many q
/ hysterical moment Of my married
/ life.
merely dried my eyes and de
cided 10 keep still. We finished our
/ luncheon in silence.
My serenity produced an effect al
/ last. Bob was perplexed. He was
wondering what had happened t
| the soft. forgiving, fearful little
wife he had known.
For the first time in his life, he
took the initiative toward a recon
1 Citation. He came around to my
side of the table without a word
I picked me up in his arms and car
ried me 20 a great chair before the
blazing logs Of the living-rOOm fire
place. Then he cuddlied me close in
his arms.
I hid my face on his shoulder
and we sat 50 for a long, long time
without a word. And my heart sans
because I was glad, so glad, that he