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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
Ike MYERS FARM SELLS.

The farm owned by the late l. NJ.
Myers and sold by the Master Commits
sioner. W. H. Brown last Thursday was
bought in for the heirs by Miss Sally
Lou Myers, SIS 80 an acre. The farm
contains about LA acres and good
judges Of land pronounce IL well worth
this money.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

Luke McLuke says: The man who
throws the Fly SKATERS away just be-
cause frost has set in. is in the same
fix as the man who gets rid Of the
Baby Buggy just because the first baby
can walk"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
some HOG.

Mr.. Dan East, Of this county seems
to hold the record for the largest hog
that was killed this fall. This porker
was Of the Poland China breed and
tipped the scales at $40 pounds. Some
hog.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

Washington crossed the Delaware,
l776, and broke up the Hessians' Christ
mas celebration at Trenton. Quite a
contrast to the way President Wilson
is spending Christmas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
CATTLE SALE.

Mr.. W. r. Cook weighed up sixty.five
head Of fat cattle last Friday to Mr..
Henry Caywood that averaged about
l400 pounds. This was one Of the best
lunches Of cattle in the country and
the price paid was $7.40 hundred.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
NOTICE.

Any trespassing on the farms Of j..
T.. and Fred J.. Conn and Bette J..
Scott win be prosecuted 10 the full ex-
tent Of the law. l2-S0-2t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

Try our -four. We have 1t In sacks
and in barrels.
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

We will give years subscription to
our paper for satisfactory reply when
some one shouts Christmas Gift" at
Won
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
MADISON GIRL
MAKES A SUCCESS.

The first term Of Walker School
closed successfully Friday under the
supervision of Miss Ida Mae Galley. a
graduate Of Eastern Kentucky State
Normal School. Miss Galley has proven
by the work accomplished that she is
thoroughly qualihed and possesses a
sweet gentle way of imparting know
ledge to others. Teachers of her type
are few and far between and we trust
she will teach for them more than one
year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
Hand Us That S.
Commercial Club Meets Tonight.
1916 is Leap Year. Watch out boys
Your choice Of three grades Of coal.
Hudson. Hughes & Farnau.

Room for rent, furnished or not
furnished. Phone 245.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

Creme Dairy Feed will make your
COW give more milk.
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30

The Central Record wish
es its friends and readers
many years Of happiness
and prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
Trcasurcr-Leo Wagner.
Alumni Meeting.

The alumni meeting whiSh will be
held on the evening 90 June At S
O'Clock. the program for the evening
being a. follows:
Address Of Weicome-Ben Rough.
president % the alumni association.
ResPonse-Bert Me;caif. president
o; the senior class.
Business session
Imperial Octet. with chorus and or
ehestra-
sonE-Miss Rosabci Stewart. class
OF gs
During the business session officers
FOR the year viii be named Two
tickets we're nominated az recent CON-
rnitf-c meetings The arst ticket Is:
PreHdent-Mrs. VIII Rahlke.
Vice President Ralph Lamont
Sccr~tary-Ciara Biakemore.
Treasurer Bert ohiWeiior
Executive Commffte@-Arthur Hues-
iaF. Chairman; Anna Montgomery. Al
heF5 Ehieb. Mrs- &. =. Channon. Bert
Mefcait
The second iicckt o..
Prcsideut-C1 Clifford Hubbard
Wee Robert Hoffman.
seereisry- Katherin. Ferry.
Trcasurcr-Wiii whistler
Executive Cornmlttee-Lliiic Roth.
Chairman. Herman Ehrhoru. Nellie
Murrin. Edwin Mcintyre. Marion At
kluFou-
There 5s q member % this years
class upon each tieket. President Bert
Mrfeaif being nominated a. a member
uf the executive committee on the first
one. and Marion Atkinson. nominated
Tor q similar position on the second
tieEe'. The meeting viii close ,rith
luncheon which viii b. served On the
manual arts building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
FARM HAND PLAN
WILL Be PUSHED
scheme Of Cornelius Donovan 10 As
sist Men i'm Getting Work Made
Permanent

Cornelius Donovan. superintendent
OF the Illinois free employment office
OF this district. announces that
the Farmers day" plan would be
made a permanent feature. This
idea originated 10y Nr. Donovan for
the first time year ago. proved a
success from the start The original
plan was 10 observe the Farmers
day" only tn the spring of tine year.
when most OF the hiring iu tnis line
was done.
The number OF applications still re-
ceived for farm work. however.
prompted Mr.. Donovan 90 continue the
project an through the year. Farm
crs' days" are observed on Tuesdays
and Saturdays. when applicants for
this kind OF work meet with the farm
ers 90 discuss positions The plan
gives the farmers on opportunity 20
talk with their prospective help be
fore they are hired All farmers in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
GET TRAIL OF AUTO
THIEF-AND LOSE TT

The Rock Island police got on the
trail of the thief who stole the Pack
ard autohobiIe from T. F. Wharton of
Moline Sunday night. but lost it again.
a stranger made arrangements with a
certain woman OF this city to rent a
barn on one of her properties for the
purpose Of storing an automobile. The
family which rented the home on the
lot where the barn in question stood
became suspicious of the strangers
actions in keeping the barn locked con
tinuaIIy BY loosening one of the
boards. they saw the auto inside and
recognized. II as a Packard car. Mr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

The shakeup IN the British cabinet
inspires some sharp remarks In this
country concerning Great Britain's ad-
vantage over the United States in
facilitating cabinet upsets-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
FALLS FROM vIADUCT
AND FRACTURES RIB

As zee rsssit % = fail fFo-z . va
f9rf a. Cct11a rGssGaT afserrooa.
wafer GFcssarG. iEef FIfth avenue.
W1llas. saEsTe,s tss fracture % q I'D
EsG rsfasGl1F wFssessG Ais back \
satf erasssr Hfeas-,f CIsftoe EGFrfst 90
re village sgT az. is as esarEsf
- SO sssaastsi-s wffs EzTtEE sssks9
grsessF4 e= go VtzGset- CJtftoa re-
ss.rs 20 go or GERS ts . heated tszEEss
asf was saeG O. 60 Latsr Grsansrf
vac rsGasrt 60 M11iss uksrs 30 was
ftrse fss sttraslar o. e fags.essE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
DIVORCE GRANTED
TO EMIL DE SMET

oa graaass of f-sert.as. Ez1 %
rf vas fraas-f ftVaFee fFo@
freearg ue sess bT t4fEs o. ". olm-
seed ls enc rtresls coast yesterday AFT
ssreaac ts vac etsssze9 b. 80 Aus
tarf fsas Iffs. De aassE c9EEraeteG e
se fnsaaass essertsEr wee SEE we'd
pe aas-s. a..eEre CD lave tFes tss ssfr
~ usf EerrF at uaTres9et ar ere
E-r Fsasrs Co thts FGeef be-
eco Fs ee rfrea.ssFs SIZES u- sm=f
EF e-fFEFrF Harry SEE
.a=fe.r r-eers-eEs $50 ne FHFF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
Notice.

Sealed proposals wIli be received AZ
the city clerks ONCE. Rock Island. H..
until Eve O'Clock p. m. June >. 1915,
for the publishing IN pamphlet form
monthly reports OF the receipts and
disbursements and proceedings OF the
city council and such other reports as
are required 20 be published. Pamph-
lets 20 be same size as those on hIe
IN my Office Prices 20 be per page.
no charge 20 be made for cover.
City reserves right 10 reject any and
AL bids.
Dated n; Rock Island. III. May -.
1918. II T. RUDGREN.
fAdv.l City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
CLASS OF 105 TO
COMPLETE WORK
Pro<ran for Commencement Week n;
Rsek leland Hl<h seheoi + All
Arranged.
ANNUAL sERAoS GIVEN SUNDAY
Diplomas VIII b. Presented on Friday.
Juzs Sam 81 sioo 10 BE GiveR
school

a class % igs siufrats. The largest
ia Jks history % the Institution. viii
b. graduated b. Rock Isiaad hish
SCHOOL tEis year Ail pr~paraiious Tor
e1mmererm~at ueeE have bera con-
sisted asg tss saBiis are looking for
,ard 90 60 with thr greatest % intercst.
TIE pFaEFae1 f6r tkr vr-k foilnsss
szaasT Nav 1c O. a. Hscraiaur-
cate srre1a. E~V. David a Johnson.
Cerfrat Presbyterian church.
1foaaag. Nay CO. o. u-JuaiaF rs.
eesfioa Co seaia=s. steamer party.
wednesday. Jarr 2. 2 O. m-Ciass
dsT exercises. tiEs school auditorium
Frtsr Jgar q. o. m=Cosln -nee-
rraE exercises. Empire theatre
EsfsrtsT. Iues 2. .. u-Airmnt
meeting. EiEE school auditorium
Clas. pay rrsEram.
Tte eisss dav prdzrsa ahich All
b. EEFE aE June g. brE'aaiuE sf e
O'Clock is ftr att~TrF1a. fs ss follows
Fiaan sa,1=-Vsisr Caprice Sew .
tsaE. Etaa LeHtbrFE
Address 90 welcome Raymond Bug .
Ton
class uls.ory-AnH.r Holman
Fres=rtaEas OF citfs- Hi1-shaii .
Neufaa.
vocal ssis-asf TIE woodland .
FaeE- Bate ar -Im LaaE.a Coz .
Y8s.~ Hathaway f.9sslr Hull
Glass Fr1pGFe9 -tfsr.1r Afs.af1n.
FresrltaTf1E % G.u ta tfr school
rIvEsrs LsrtrTr-
Play .errT srH.erf-
grriHElr- FaErF fuarE.
CHNWAU
ErrrvsrutTuf Celeste C1mrFEl-
Ambition tnErFr-d Anderson.
Diligence Elizabeth Bryan.
C1lFaEr- Wn~y Graves.
I.aeE-Fraut MILLER
tazrrss- OTTO Coffirt
Tnr-yrriua EobbIss
Failure Clarence Erafarr
Success Ross cline.
Farewell Ndl~ess-Fa- Hanna
Trio selected uorufFr setoHrETi. u
Tn'irs HgF1 Larson. rlte. Dorothy
ErruGu. harp
Diploma Nizht.
Diplomas viii D. presented fo thr
era11afrs on the evening 20 june Z
be che Empire theatre hy President ~
If. cleveland OF rr~ board % edEea-
lion. Ile program for thr affair fol-
.nasa
or--u-e--Tbe bohemian Girl
8sifr. orchestra.
isvoestiaH- Rev. james EdEar VIII
son
Cello soto--siapir Avel.- Thomss -.
ifiss Bessie FrrIrtaf ana orchestra
Nffr-sa=-rE~ .Eaii-Hs- az fhe
Americas Spirit ur q &. Steiner.
1rirnrI college.
tfassr=U reErsrFr.
Presentation ot uir.omsa- 80
.f-av-last. prrs.1rat af ffr Board OF I
-fgrattar.
Ht a recent class meeting. fHF Frr-
5rs decided fe present. as q sin Eco
Ee sea1ai es much w1l~E a. vas ia
t~ Treasury. ere money CO. 90 to che I
.at1umeat fsrt ubien eaF started bT &
as years eFs1azErs aith donation
g gt1e TIE su94rs ftls year ui1 D. g
approximately enc same as ftat ~ tasf
.sssse- TIE eo5aFE ef taF class % I
sts ere eriasaa asf black The fn!- 3
awiaE served faithfully ss omerFs
.zrfrs the rssr FrsF
rssessEset Beer WFtezif q
wee rreslfFet Joseph MeGsaais-
Secretary Fac HAMA Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

Vsffrr e. frEifsk DAILY Newspap~rs.
proposals IaftI b. received az
- e-rF.s a#er. Hars tslset. t..e
rre re.1eE 81 en- 19Er 3. 1913.
rHssfaF on e9f.ers. reports.
re.---s.Hrs ert a-se=. laE~5ss mate
.-es required fT t= rgbussst ty fa~
.e a- aar 1~e5sf ~ ere e.rv Hf-
H4 s fErr.sr sworn sfsf-1rHt
swing 51est ssssrrifFs7~ % paper
-rr-s r.s.s f8 reject sET set
"s-s fr EHet tsarf. t'f wsT e.
r.. w r. EfbGgEN
.rfHH city CLERK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

vI bel received sF ere e.rT
e-fts a-e- EeeF fs.ssG tt 4rtit
seE O. fer- g. 1915. far
r.-r Is er- aef 1e--tsfF 'tfs trea
.----ess F 10 E Rock ts.sst water
ee4ss se.s-s. srfr vsv 81. 1915 Htf-
-r reee state -sr- fr1a vtiss east
v.. rsFssseFt
csv reserves rtzsf t9 FrsFe. ssT 90
uer-E az Ross ts.set. ti STAY g.
fEaF So r. Hr1GEEN.
I2srI C5rV Cl=rE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

Wharton was notified and commune
Gated with the local police. II de-
a wrong address in some manner and
when the officers finally located the
barn in question, the thief and ma
chine had disappeared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
MANUAL TRAINING
WORK is WORTHY
Excellent Exhibit VIII BE Given on
June I and s-Fine showing
Anticipated.

The plans for the annual manual
training exhibit June ] and ar the
manual arts building are announced
today Opportunity 20 inspect the
work. not only 90 the hiEh school stud
euts bat OF che grade scholars as well.
viii be- appreciated
The work will De- shown as follows:
FIRST Floor.
Print shop Samples % work by
pupils. including programs. class di-
rrctiuls. booklets. etc.
Machine Drawings and wood
work OF pupils IN sixth. seventh and
eighth Erafcs. all schools.
Forge Shop-w0rk in bending. weld
ilE. tempcrinE, etc.
Foundry Patterns. moids and cast
inrE made hy pupils a few pupils viii
be 40 work
Locker Room Three hundred steel
lockers. wash basins. etc
Eeatur PIaut-Threo fe5 n. p. boil
err. air and vacuum pumps Tor heating
Manual Arts. High and Lincoln
schools
second Floor.
Mechanical Drawing ninth. tenth.
eleventh and twelfth grade mechanical
drawing
Free Hand Drawing High school
drawing aud design. lcatherwork. .
raphia work and basketry. Pcnman- .
ship iE grades 90 inclusive. Glass .
vuFs of an pupils VIII be- on exhibit
Mechanical Drawing Ninth grade .
mcdaniel drawing eleventh and .
twelfth Erad~ architectural drawing .
Wood shop-NiHth and tenth grade I
cabinet work
Wood TurulrF-w Work OF the semcs- I
ser wiii b. shown a Few pupils viii
Dr. az vurE no the iathes (
Third Fleor.
Domestic srirncr-Thc room VIII be .
open bar no cooking viii b. ON exhibit
BioirEy-ScwiuE 20 afth grade from +.
all school Also from sixth grade In
Horace Mann and LonFfciiow schools 4
Domestic Arts I-Exhih!t OF high /
school sewing. two year course.
Domestic Arts iI-srwiug OF seventh
Grade from all schools. sewing from
sixth grade Of all schools except Long
feiiov and Horace Mann
This years exhibit promises 90 BE-
bigger and better than ever before. and I
nany thInEs % interest 20 the parents
wlli BE- shown Actual demonstrations
ALL b. given IN most % the depart
mcnts
The manual training exhibit; AZ the
lincoln school is also % be worthy OF
special attention. An opportunity 90
Inspect the work % che pupils viii De
Eivcu on Friday and Saturday. after
Moons and evenings
DurinE the past year The seventh
grade boys have made $50 towel racks.
20 kitchen stools and IS match boxes
Thc eighth grade has on display 10
randis sticks. 20 bracket shelves. eight
whisk broom holders. eight glove and
-ciiar boxes. six book racks. one foot
stool. four waste paper baskets. eight
pedcstAis. I'VE magazine racks. three
rocking chairs. one library table. eight
music cabinets. eight smoking oabi-
let's. one writing desk. two umbrella
-ucks and one porch swing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27
Got Your Homestead Yet:

-
ca
wa tpslv t=fsrsssds
. IA OMAHA NsA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

ea,srs. bgt tie fs-zsr resi6sats %
italT No are E9v - Rock Isissf de-
clare fEsszs@iyss s2sls1~e 90 remain la
fC4s0is aEG FisE 80 iGpriso1=sEt
saaa.G tkeg sss= FstErs foF = brssf
Ttsfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-27

this vicinity in need Of farm help of
avenue on either Tuesdays or Satur-
days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

A new sgstsm Ia rufti nftit cumuilt-
aleations aess Mfa effect tbis summrr
IN enc slsas CO. aof nee servfcs 81. gi e
rsafss dstlvsrs1t BY motor conveyance
CO IL dsne ea q small scale AL fest hrJs
ne etear lntimstton ~ tRaf t fs Col Be-
adopted on o macB more extensive pro-
Ersm where epnditfons perrsf IRE
department expects e. give more rf
efsnt services. a. less eosg
one tacfdsns 81 ne chsass now Be-
lax tntredacet r. Ehas BE- can enfr 90
DIV where sas reats are % tBe bese
As enc asw brtcE o. eoacrste bizB-
wsrs GEMS tase sSlstssce Enev brfaE
hmprevsd CONDITIONS ca AT daescieus
Of fhfs character 60 ether wsvs es-
sortant ehaaass are ussiy Co fellow
mar marked departure la resd euiG-
ma A s0-nifs Sun vim freduent tacsl
mail deliveries esaaot Be mate szslnst
resd surface wnteh trapefss tee
~nesis ssd the power sad consumes
lisnr Vet 60 be eVertecEed fs tae
ssct ma ne expensioa % snail ttcflia
tirs xfvss the general EeVerrmeut tsr.
creased eeacsra "a ssf fner-sss,j re-
sc ne pest russts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

nsrssrs. o. ksFaiz. IL = piotgsioz
ef soEzs sasts1s % ~ ceGts1ts %
tss abG8msz thrazEh tAs abdaasiaai
pzli-s tziE.zE sasrs tAs vail
Esvss
o. bates. rp4taFs a. o. assr the
esrsi ls sfeaaeet CryiaE. strata
.es. WEeesi -eozEs. t1fsetiou %
EEs ea-1 sfssr blrsE. aad ricketts, sap
eeFs. s1es &c = pseesG disc hslt 80
Esff1F ia place tT crtss-cruss ssFips
af adhesive plaster. o. - az alb
Geniast bla9ers o. = truss skoglG be
aesli-g O. ssrT cases ts~ eoz4itioa
Wllt eseasaF s9FHst la q feu rsoGt2s
Ia seass go fuptsrs wlii rerzsia. as9
eegsira b4s aeeFsfsoa vii cure &C.
fsEsiesi tsf@is % FaRssre appears
CT ta= Era.a- tf zaY - ffum iz-
iarF a. ssralr. szf is moss cases
s EFasFas1as o. a dauckis %
"a esrst wEsrs wss n6TuaitT rasrst
before e5fss ass hss failed Co close
eaazs lFEsiF afErF btFta- o. esisfzea
a rrass rssefziiF eftrf b. e s4TEsoa
e.ls b-ssE r. eaFe is e fFu cases ia
sfalrs sr4ss ess hardly - st-
e=et-f Er r1fr tsrala- However sas
esFua seaatf always b. szseorted.
F=Ealsrs. ~ ls eaa b. FeGeeeds o1s
staalf sFtFF pst e trgss oa ra9-
tore wtles Gel roe Fsfzeit5F. that 10.
rsEarrstl- t1 che atf1esiasi cavity
Cor rrrsser- aa ere iFFrGarit.~ rgp-
fore 5eFr-a 5lEamHstisa 90 stFaa-
Eaisu1z. u5la seri6zs o. fatal Tr-
sslls-
NsrE Eers7Hs. any Gee t1 fair
trs5re aat arf~r 90 gsars 90 exc.
sta.5f sataar Co ere surgical uPrFa-
fae raF ere peFmssFsf cure % teTria.
fseE~r Haf-Fu surgical methods this
aa-rart7s Eel safe auf sareessful In
practically Ell cases. As Cor ere i'm
aFlasrF ferErrs 1f ere or~Fati1u. com
pared ulsa ere real dangers Of az un-
treated er anear~d rapsars theF are
Eel EararE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Active eaupaiEnfnE Zoe conErFss
man James ri Nfsan % tulacfs faf
th- rspuhffcaa aontaafiou f1r presi
tent aess Tsar hss been launched
rns ereans faaFtss coasist fn sradl7E
aus "f-efrrs p these ~feeirre'' Wf
Mana re- rsfsrref 20 as "a polished
seatssnsaa tnd o ssfsfaBfr,i soIirictts.' TO-
aad me Fact f. stated taaF "u- tss eras
ohsticaftv espo1se't me catse m w1r
mar sarraEr. whffe Fgsief Hrn
sfsnd saaiast nafieuat rrufiaffion
We Wsnn's cHadidser SAYS tHr QH.arr
ftsrtid win be- bfttsriv opposed hf
ne orohfsfsfonfsts and. ss ~ ts
'stsadDaster ~ ths Brearessfe- Far
rfofs ~ fhs rsDubffean party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Estelle Auchincloss awoke ct II
/ o'clock in the morning with a sicken-
ing sensation. She had been out ev-
cry night for a week at some function,
slept the greater patt of the day and
At evening prepared for the next round
OF gayety.
oh. how tired I am of il. 1 wish l
we're poor. I could then find something
10 occupy me. Being rich, can't
Miss Auchincloss lay in bed long
while thinking. then arose with a
scheme she had resolved to put in
practice. She wrote an advertisement
that 6 young woman recently gradu-
ated from -- college would like
position as governess in family liv-
ing in the country. Within week
she had purchased a railroad ticket to
Hilton TO be inspected and was offered
and accepted a situation under the
name OF Maria Bristow.
Now, it happened that Jack LARA
bee. the son OF the lady who had en-
gagged the governess, when the nego-
tiations were in progress peeped
through the half open door and recog-
uized person he had seen and admit
ted as one OF the most graceful dane
ers in the social world. He had never
been presented 20 her and was sure
that she did not know him.
I think I know a trick worth two
o. that" he said, and got out of the
way before the applicant had seen
him.
There were in the Larrabee family,
besides Jack. Mrs. Larrabee, widow,
and two little daughters. There was a
chauffeur who sometimes acted as gar
dener The morning after Miss Auch I
incloss entered upon her duties she
saw a man,in overalls outside prepar-
ing the flower beds for spring use. Be
ing fond of flowers. she went out to !
ask him some questions as to what he /
was doing.
Il didn't know" she said, that Mrs. |
Larrabee employed two men on the
place. I supposed the chauffeur did .
the gardening"
so he does. miss. but this spring
the missis has hired me"
Miss Auchincloss asked a number of
questions about what kind of flowers
he was intending TO put in. then re-
turned TO the house and soon after
began work with the children at their
lessons.
Now. Jack Larrabee, in order TO play
gardener without being given away,
told his mother that he was tired of
the social whirl and anxious to make
a man OF himself. He proposed to
take the position of gardener for a
gardeners pay. but he stipulated that
he should do so incOgnito. His being
q member Of the family was not 70 be
iivulEed His sisters were not only
charged not to give the secret away,
but rewards were offered them if they
refrained from doing so
Occasionally the chauffeur was brib-
ed by Jack TO plead illness, and jack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
The Daily Story
A Double Deception-By Eunice Bake.

, took his place at the wheel Jack slso
at times bribed his sisters when the
i.me came for the afternoon ride n
90 something else, thus giving him an
opportunity to make love 10 the gov
eIness-
1t was not TO be expected that this
two-fold deception could be kent nm
indefinitely. though Miss Auchincloss
had a better chance at the problem,
than Mr.. Larrabee, she being some
distance from home. Jack by ipces-
SAINT watchfulness kept the ball A.
rolling for a month, though he me,
with a number OF narrow escapes. He
was disappointed, however, in not he
ing able TO break down the barrier
that separated him from one who was
supposed to be of a higher station
Miss Auchincloss, though evidentlv
kindly disposed toward him. REQUIRED
him at all times To keep his distance
One day when Jack was driving the
governess in a runabout they met two
OF his friends, Ned Morgan and Char
lie Phelps a chauffeur's apparel is
not necessarily much different from
that of an ordinary person, and the
young men thought little of seeing
Jack at the wheel.
Hold on, jack" cried one OF them.
II wish TO speak to YOU"
Jack put on more speed His friends.
one of whom had recognized the So
ciety belle, Miss Auchincloss, turned
and followed. Seeing an opportunity
by taking a different road to meet the
couple again. they turned and by some
rapid driving succeeded in their de-
sign On meeting again they sig
nailed Jack TO stop and enforced his
doing so by occupying his side OF the
road.
Phelps greeted the governess with
a hearty Good morning, Miss Auchin-
closs." while Morgan apologized TO
Jack for stopping him on the ground
that he had a message for him.
Jack looked at Miss Auchincloss,
and Miss Auchincloss looked at Jack
but neither said anything till they got
rid of the two men. Then Jack said:
My secret is OUT
It's been out for some time"
What! You have known who I
am?"
Ever since I came to the house.
You may have forgotten that I danced
in the same figure with you at Mrs.
Perkins cotillion."
u recognized you. but fancied that
you didn't remember me-"
Well" replied Miss AUchincloss,
my playing governess and your play
ing gardener are finished. I think we
had better return TO our own selves"
Il am of your opinion. There is too
much work for the wages"
But Jack prevailed upon her TO defer
her going for a while longer, which
gave him further opportunity TO do
MS counting, and when she left they
we're engaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

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