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.And the stakesi"
Another answered In Q thin, piping

"And the stakesf"
Another answered in Q thin, piping
treble.
4 reckon them two cusses tooA
along the most ov It Enyhow 'tant
yere, 'cept maybe few coins tnat
rolled under the table. Il wasn't Joe
Kirby who picked up the swag, Ter
vas 4 vatchln' him. an he never onct
let 70 ov his gun. Thet damn sneak
Carver must a did 1t, an then the two
ov 'em just sorter naturally 1aoeo
away through that door thar"
McAfee swore through his Diack
beard. the full truth swiftly dawning
upon him.
"Hell!" he exploded. $50 that's the
way Of 1t. Then them two wus In ca
boots frum the beginnin'. Thats what
/ told the ledge last night. but he said
he didn't give whoop; tibet he knew
more poker than both ov 'em put ter
gether. tell yer them fellers stole
that money, an they killed Beau
caire-"
"Hold on a minute" broke in, my
mind cleared of its first passion, and
realizing the necessity Of control.
Let's keep cool, and go slow. While
I believe McAfee is right, we are not
going to bring the Judge back to life
by turning into mob. There Is no
proof of cheating, and Kirby has the
law behind him. When the Judge died
he didn't own enough to pay his
funeral expenses. Now see here; /
happen to know that he left two young
daughters. Just stop, and think of
them. We saw this game played, and
there isn't a man here who believes 1t
was played on the square-that two
such hands were ever dealt, or drawn,
in poker. We can't prove that Kirby
manipulated things to that end; not
one of us saw how he worked the trick.
There is no chance to get him that
way. Then what Is 1t we ought to dol
Why. l say, make the thief disgorge-
and hanging won't do the business.
leave this settlement with me-
Then I'll 60 at 1t. Two or three Of you
pick up the body. and carry 1t to Beau
CARES stateroom-forward there. The
rest Of you better straighten up the
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manded. "or I'll throw my cards IN
your face"
The insinuating sneer on Kirby's
lips changed into the semblance Of a
smile. Slowly, deliberately, never
once glancing down at the face Of his
cards, he turned them up one by one
with his white fingers. his challenging
eyes on the Judge; but the others saw
what was revealed ten-spot. q
knave, a queen, king and an ace.
"a straight fiush!" someone yelled
excitedly. "D-d II I ever saw one
befOre!"
For an instant Beaucaire never
moved, never uttered a sound. He
seemed to doubt the evidence Of his
own eyes, and to have lost the power
Of speech. Then from nerveless
hands his own cards fell face down.
ward. still unrevealed, upon the table.
The next moment he was on his feet,
the chair In which he had been seated
lung crashing behind him on the deck.
"You thiefr he roared. "You dirty,
low-down thief: I held four aces
where did you get the fifth one?"
Kirby did not 10 much as move, nor
betray even by 4 change Of expression
his sense of the situation. Perhaps he
anticipated Just such an explosion and
was fully prepared to meet 1t. One
hand still rested easily on the table,
the other remaining hidden.
$50 you claim to have held four
aces" he said coldly. "Where are
they"
McAfee swept the discarded hand
face upward and the crowd bent for
ward to look at four aces and q king.
'That was the Judges hanc," he de-
clared soberiy. II saw 1t myself be-
fore he called you, and told him to
stay"
Kirby laughed-an ugly laugh show
ing his white teeth.
1.-THE HI you didf Thought you
knew a good poker hand. I reckon.
Well, you see knew q better one, and
1t strikes me I am the one to ask ques-
tions." he sneered. "Look here. you
men; I held one ace from the shufie.
Now what I want to know Ii where
Beaucaire ever got his four1 Pleas
mt little trick Of you two-only this
time 1t failed to work."
Beaucaire uttered one mad oath, and
I endeavored to grasp him but missed
my clutch. The force Of his lurching
body as he sprang forward upturned
the table. the stakes jingling to the
k,,Sk -
time to avoid the shock. His hand.
which had been hidden. shot out sud-
denly. the fingers grasplng q revolver,
but he did not fire. Before the Judge
had gone half the distance he stopped.
reeled suddenly, clutching at his
throat. and plunged sideways. His
body struck the upturned table. but
AcAfee and I grasped him. lowering
the stricken man gently to the floor.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" u
IS cHlLD'S LAXATIVE

leek q tensusl Remove pe,ssns
from stomach, liver and
hoN1Via.
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CHAPTER ".
Kirby Shows He Hand.

That scene. with all its surround
ings. remains indellbly impressed upon
my memory. 1t will never fade while
I live. The long. narrow. dingy cabin
Of the little Warrior. Its forward end
unlighted and In shadow, the single
swinging lamp. suspended to q black.
ened beam above where the table had
stood. barely revealing through its
smoky chimney the after portion show.
Ing rowSg statero0m doors ON either
side. some standing ajar. and that
crowd Of excited men surging about
the fallen body Of Judge Beaucaire.
unable ~ yet to fully realize the exact
nature Of what had occurred. but con.
scious Of impending tragedy. The
overturned table and chairs, the mo-
tionless body Of the Judge. with Kirby
standing erect Just beyond. his face a.
ciear-cut under the glare Of light a.
q cameo. the revolver yet gllstening In
his extended hand. all composed a
picture not easily forgotten.
Still this impression was only that
Of q brief instant. With the next I
WAS upon my knees. lifting the fallen
head. and seeking eagerly to discern
some lingering evidence Of life In the
inert body. There was none, not 10
much ~ the faint flutter Of pulse. or
suggestion Of heart throb. The man
was already dead before he fen. dead
before he struck the overturned table.
"JudGe Beaucaire 10 dead" I an.
nounced gravely. Nothing more can
be done for him now"
The pressing circle Of men hemmIns
10 IN fell back sIlently. reverentiy. the
sound Of their voices sinking into q
subdued murmur. Al ! stood there.
almost unconscious Of their presence,
still staring down At that upturned
face. now appearing manly and patri.
clan In the strange dignity Of its death
mask. . mad burst Of anger swept me,
q dercs yearn!ng for revenge feel.
Ing that this was no less q murder be.
cause nature had struck the blow,
With hot words Of reproach upon my
lips ! eased across toward where Klr.
By had ben standing q moment be-.
fore. TIE gambler was no longer
thsre-his place was vacant.
"Whsre u Kirbyf'' I asked, lnssedu.
loss Of bis sudden disappearance.
For . moment NO one answered /;
then Q voice In the crowd croaked
hoarssly:
He 5ues clipped out through that
AFTER deer - ths dsek-hin and Mi
Casvoe.s
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cabin, while ] 30 up and talk with
Throckmorton moment. After that I
may want q few Of you to 60 along
when hunt up Kirby. II he proves
ugly we'll know how to handle him.
AcAfeer
TIN over here"
II was just going to say that you
better stay here, and keep the fellows
all quiet In the cabin. We don't want
our plan to leak out. and 1t will be
hest to let Kirby and Carver think that
everything Is all right: that nothing II
going to be DONE"
I waited while several Of them
gently picked up the body. and bore It
forward into the shadows. I slipped
away. silently gained the door, and,
unobserved. emerged onto the deserted
deck without. The sudden change In
environment sobered me. and caused
me to pause and seriously consider the
Importance Of my mission. Nothing
less potent than either fear. or force,
would ever make Kirby disgorga
Quite evidently the gambler had DELHI
erately set out to ruin the planter, to
rob him Of every dollar. Even at the
last moment he had coldly insisted ON
receiving bill Of sale % wcvded % to
leave NO possible loophole. He de-
manded all. The death of the Judge,
OF course. had not been contemplated,
but this In no way changed the result.
That was an accident. yet ] imagined,
might not be altogether unwslcome,
and I could not rid my memory Of that
shining weapon In Klrby's hand, or the
thought that he would have used Il
had the need arose. Would he NOT
then night just a. nercely to keep, %
he had to gaInf Indeed, I had but
one fact upon which ! might hope to
base actlon-every watcher believed
those cards had been stacked, and that
beaucaire was robbed by means Of a
trick. Yet. could this be proven
Would any one Of those men actually
swear that he had seen a suspicious
mover II not, then what was there
left ne except u mere bluni Abso-
lutely nothing.
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through shsse neglect or some Instinct
Of bitter hatrsd-hsd failed to meet
the rsqulrsmsats Of his duty. Even
- at there. struggling vsinly against
this susplcion. he ju6es himself cane
forth upon the lower deck and began
pacing hack aud forth restleasly b.
tide the rail. Il WAS q struggle for
mo not b 3ela Nm; ~ impstuosity
pr youth ufgias ~ sve0 10 brave ~
hnger 10 ny easernesa 70 ascsstain ~
seose t1uth. yes ! possessed sooos
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CHAPTER .l-cs"s'"usa.
You mean"

x00 mean
I'm the form Of q child. born to 4
Quadroon giri named Della. The
mother. It seems, was able In some
way to convince the Judge Of the
child's parentage All this happened
shortly before Beaucaire's second mar
Rage. and previous to the time when
Haines came to the Landing. Exactly
what occurred 10 not clear. or what ex-
PLANTATION was made to the bride. The
affair must have cut Beaucalre's pride
deeply. but he had to face the condi-
lions. II ended in his making the girl
Della his housekeeper. while her child
the offspring Of Adelbeft Beau
caire-was brought up - q daughter.
A year or 20 later the second wife
gave birth to q female child. and those
two girls have grown up together ex.
actiy - though they were sisters.
Halnes insists that neither It them
knows to this day otherwise"
But that would be simply impos-
sibIe," insisted. '@Ths mother would
never permit"
the mothefi which snotherf The
slave mother could gain nothing by
confession, and the Judges wife died
when hsP baby was less than two
years ~. Della practically mothered
the both Of them. and Il still In com.
plete charge Of the house."
"You nst herr
"She was pointed out 70 ms-a gray
halNa6 Nl~~taaA -n~nn ~ u>>-1v
white ~ scarcely to be suspected Of
negro blesd."
yet SIN q slaver'
n cannot answer that. Haines him
SELF did not know. n manumission
papers had ever been executed 1t was
done early. before he took charge OF
Beaucaire's legal Affairs. The matter
never came to bis attention"
but. captain" I exclaimed. do Jon
realize what this might msas3 II
Judge Beaucalre has not Issued papers
Of freedom this woman Della II still
Q slave"
Certainly"
"And under the law her child was
born Into slaveryr
mo doubt Of that"
but the unspeakable horror Of IT.
this young woman brosGht up a. free.
educated and refined. suddenly to dis
cover herself to be 4 negro under the
law. and q slave. Why. suppose Beau.
caire should die. or lose his property
suddenly: she could be sold to the
cotton fields. into bondage to anyone
who would pay the price for her"
'"There Ia nothing o. record. Hainea
assured himself % to that some years
ago"
"What are the two girls namedr'
Irene and Eloise."
(which one In the laughter
"Really. lieutenant. do not know.
You zee I was never introduced. but
merely Gained q glimpse Of them In
the garden. doubt II would recog-
nise the one from the other now. You
sse all this story was told me later"
I sat there q long while. after he
had gone below. the taciturn mate at
the wheel. Totally unknown to mo a.
these two mysterious girls were. their
strange story fascinated my imagina.
tion. What possible tragedy lay be-
fore them In the years1 What horrible
revelation 10 wrench them asunder-
TO change In a single instant the quiet
current of their llvesf In spite OF
every EFFORT. every lurking hope. some
way I could not rid myself Of the
thought that Bssucairc - either
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Knox escapes from the
river only to encounter
greater danger.
tro BE coNT1NUED.,
Players rlrslsss reavs,s,a

v0Oefs V'feieoo Teav0loeA
TypssS myers nre the most snas.
ing travellers In creation. and are q.
pnblc Of going tremendous distaness
without the fatigue TINT would cone
10 the feet mud legs in performing q
similar Journey. In ordinary tyne.
writing the hand mny travel, uccordin,
10 an expert. 10000 miles n year md
not 'nd'cnte amy impairment In On.
cheney. This refers, Of course. 10 u,
average typls' In un otiicn
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Accept california" Syrup Of Figs
oaly-look for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child u having the best and most harm
les laxative or physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love it, delicious fruity tasts. Full
directions for child's dose On each bot.
lie. Give Il without fear.
Mother! You must ~ "Oalifosnia."
ADV,
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|Skin Tortured Babies SLEEP
Mothers Rest
| After Cuticura
His Smile Betrayed Him.
RI, a.. Oi.s.s.s Is - soe, Tale.. 2s<.

Henry, you weren't listening to
what said" Mrs. Peck's voice was
suddenly acid.
"Er-what makes you think that.
darling?" asked Henry In quick alarm.
II asked you II you could let me
have f3 and you smiled and said. Eyes,
dearest London Tit-Bits.
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YOU DIRTY, Low.oowM rnlEF,..

m Lieutenant Knox Of th on auy e. Fort
with He takes
planter gambler
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At dinner party It doesn't matter
that the anecdote 10 totally irrelevant
II it's funny.
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No New Thing.
"Do you think doctors have a right
to kill when they can't curer
'They have always been doing t."
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How Rats causs Fire..

How Rats Cause Fire..
Rats are fond Of eating the insulat.
Ing material Of electric wires, and are
responsible for many Of the fires as
cribed to defective Insulation" They
also gnaw holes In lead water pipes.
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131T1$M{ y !: n:
WELCOME

terday after visiting relatives here for
the past week.
Ward Davis, Of the Island. returned to
the civ last evening after spending ten
days vacation at Atlantic City.
John Lightner will leave for Koches-
ter. n, Y, to visit relatives, following
which he will return to school In the
east. "
many. OF this city. left yesterday Tor
DOWN state points TO look after business
F, Holman has returned to his home
in Warwood after spending a few daSe
in Pittsburgh.
Miss Catherine Warren, Of Echo
Point, left last evening for Cameron.
where she will spend few weeks Vaca-
ton. M
Va. was a visitor in the city YESTERDAY,
looking after his interests as candidate
for state superintendent of schools on
the Republican ticket. J.,
James Mckee. Of Carnegie. "a, IS
after business matters.
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ALWAYS YOU"
stars Dainty 1rene Franklin With
Ralph Herr

Always YOU" q big dazzling, hur-
rah musical comedy OF the house Of
Hammerstein, which for months and
months has won the plaudits Of Broad
way, will take possession Of the Court
theatre for two nights. opening Friday.
or prime Importance IS the announce.
ment that not only Irene Franklin and
Ralph Herr will come as the principal
figures, but also tho undiluted New
York cast down to the last chorus girl
Of the latter, which Arthur Hammer
stein Is exploiting as chorus that out
strips ALL" let 1t be said that 1t out
strips all girl ensembles for the youth
and charm of It's members, They are
all that the eye might desire and the
voices easily measure up to the de-
mands OF the score and the lyrics. Cor
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! THE THEATRES
COBURN'S MINISTRIES
OPEN COURT THEATRE
SEASON ON THURSDAY

The Court tn { will be thrown
open for the sea II l920-2l tomorrow
with the appeS e OF J. A. Coburn'
MINISTRIES for .tinee and night per-
Torrance. Sc re now selling rapidly
for the opeuer. A MONDAY parade or
the minstrel troupe will precede the
show.
Columns minstsels appeared Friday
evening, August 81. at Cumberland. Md,
and the Cumberland Times of the 2Sth
In a clipping received by Manager Fred
Johnson Of the Court, says:
THE opening setting was one OF the
most attractive ever attempted by any
minstrel organization here. The singers
with this company are top notchcrs. and
encoreC are so numerous as TO almost
wear them out"
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DR., CAMPBELL MOVES
wsn-Xnrwn Physician and surgeon t.
BE located ut NO. 22oo Chapltne

Dr.. Harry p. Campbell. on of the best
known physicians and surgeons or the
Chap.'ae street TO the splendid ntw
residence al No. goo Chapline. where
ne will b. pleased to see all OF his old
friends am also to meet new ones. =.
For tnepast ten years DR.. Campoeli
has been Heated on Chapline street ant
has built up a splendid practice. He
was formerly the Federal physician and
surgeon 70 the county and has been
identified With many Of the local IN
ments will 1e made to tho now Offices
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ANITA STEwAET IN .THE xGhLoW
TXPHoON" AT LIBERTY.

SURPRISED in an attempt at Manila
to steal the plans Of valuable war
invention for an enemy agent. Bertha
Nordstrom, called The Yellow Ty-
phoon." because Of her golden hais
and heartless manner. shot and killed
the husband whom she had deserted
his fortune. BY a strange coincidence
Hilda Nordstron. Berta's twin sister
neSs.d the crime. Thrilling events fol-
lowed on an ocean voyage 10 San Fran
cisco and a trip to New York: where
the climax was reached in another at.
tempt to get the plans. Anita stewart r.
DTSs yellow Typhoon." the First Nat;
ional picture from the story by Harold
MacGrath. which will be shown at the
Liberty theater all this week
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.ELKS' CONVENTION
TO Be BEST EVER
R>al EntsrtaInrnsrt VIII He uAven the
Vdtor1-Thres hundred Coming
Prom Warrington.

A meeting OF the finance committee
OF Wheeling Lodge No. %. B. o.
Elks was held yesterday at noon at
the Elks club on Fifteenth street, al
which time plans were furthered Ter
the big convention that IS 10 De neIo
The conyeption will be one Of the big
eest affairs ever held by the Elks IN
the Safe and nothing will be left un-
done 70 make the affair a grand sue
cess. The city will be DECORATED IN an
elaborate manner and all Elks will be
urged 10 decorate their places OF eusi-
ness. Bands Will be in attendance from
all pans OF the State and Warrington
has promised to bring delegation OF al
least so members.
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There are nfty nice Jobs open TINS
week for fifty young women in the PACK
ing and Finishing Department OF inc
Sterling Products (lncorporateo'' 10'
Nineteenth street.
80 .n5 anishing the various products
nnarketed by the above concern
Tbs worSing conditions are delight,
mi. Large sfry. we'll lighted ana %e..
ventilated rooms with most
surroundings for young ~ofnen'
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geous costumes. as become a Hammer

geous costumes. as become Hammer
stein production. enhance the native
qualities Of these chorines. and turther'
according to New York authority: set
tings that rival the splendor OF tropl-
car foliage also mark Always Yoy.
Oscar Hammerstein II. grandson OF
the illustrious senior Of operate giorles
has fulfilled the traditions OF hereditary
gifts by writing a book and lyrics OF
outstanding attainment Since the sue
cess on Broadway Of Always YOU. he
has given himself entirely to theatrical
writing, and so much ability has ne
manifested that in addition to writing
the new Frank Tinney and the Frances
White shows. he has been commissioned
by A. II. Woods TO write one OF those
Woods bedroom pieces, which VIII be
called Adjoining Rooms"
In addition to lr-ne Franklin and
Ralph Herr, tho cast Of Always You
includes Maggie Touhey. Harold MIR
ray, Marie Fanchonetti. Barnard Gorcey,
Nancy Vaughn, George Bingham. Boyle
and Brooks, and all the others OF New
York Identification. ~.
Herbart StothRrt, - outstanding hg-
ure In the 1919 crop Of composers,
wrote the happy, don't care melodies
ways You" Seats today.
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the Dixie club will give the NTH Of it's
series of summer dances to the strains
Of the Mason and Dixon orchestra or
Clarksburg which will again bring the
original and unusual in orchestra music
to the dancers here. Saxaphone, Hylo-
phone and all instruments IN this Fam
GUS little organization will play an ir.
resistible program of dances, some or
which will be heard here for the first
time.
The committee in charge Is made up
of Sig Front. Arch Cowan, irwin Baer'
Charles Dudley. George Beans, sam
Front. william Mccain. John Clarke.
Joe Becke, Jack Murphy and George
Giffin.
The following is the program
|. one step-Land Of Old Black Joe.
2. Fox trot-Bells.
3. Fox trot-Girl or Ny Dreams,
4 Fox trot-Can You Tell.
S. Waltz-Moonlight IN Alohlanc.
6. Fox trot-Tell Me Little Gypsy.
:. Fox trot-Twelfth Street Rag.
s. One Step-Bimboo Down On Bam-
boo Isle.
Q. Fox trot-Love Nest.
10. Fox trot-I,a Veeda.
ii. Fox trot-Young Mans Fancy.
IL. Waltz-Wnd Flower (Home Waltz
EXTRAS
!. Fox trot-Japancce sand Man.
., Fox trot-Hold Ne.
z, Fox trot-I3roadway Blues.
4. Fox trot-T!red OF Me.
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WANTED OUCkLY--5O YOUNG WOMEN
LIGHT PLEASANT FACTORY WORK
Ma Previous Experience Pay to Start
Must Be 16 to Is Years Of Age

Lunch and rest rooms are prorioeo
and a rest period Is allowed twice per
day with a half holiday Saturday.
Each employe is also given vacation
with pay once per year. No previous
experience is necessary. The only re-
quiremcnt is careful attention 70 tne
work, faithfulness and all applicants
must be sixteen to twenty-five years OF
age. See NJ. Van Tress at Sterling
Products (Incorporated), 104 Nineteenth
street for further information. 49,
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ALIENS FooT.EAsE DOES IT

When your shoes pinch your corn.
and bunions ache % that you are tired
all over. get Aliens Foot-Ease, the anti
septic powder to be shaken into the shoes
and sprinkled In the footbath. It will
and give instant relief to Smarting.
Aching, Swollen. Tender feet 1.5oo.0
pounds Of powder for the feet used by
our Army ars'fs SlSSp dVricS tia war.
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original 'Katxentammsf Xid1
supplement pictures 10 hsAutteek.
ade Of bewitching Broadway e.,
and brunettsa No musical
boast Of q prettier bunch
girls. At the Court Labor
Tuesday. I rs
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A.nnnl nnaat1nr oi WI. G p. U.

Tho Central W. c. r. .. VIII - sGTTd
their annual meeting on Friday eve
ming. September, 3 at 7:45 o'clock a; the
Y. VI. G. A. and reports of the year
work will be given by the officers ana
GERS will be elected for the ensuing year
and delegates to the state and county
conventions will be elected. the mem
bers are urged to be present at TINS
meeting
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RECKLESS DRIVER
VIII Appear This Morning In PoEcs
CourtBsforO Judge Ritz.

OUukt6oIo1O Juuko A1EA' -, !,
P. F. Stun is alleged to have trled
to tear up tie stree. on Sixteenth, be-
tween Market and Chapline streets, last
evening in amachine owned by NJ. 4.
Morgan Of thlTri-State Motor company,
and will Thu morning appear before
Judge Ritz inpolice court on charge
Of reckless diving.
Stump. It iSsaid. was gong east. to-
wards Chaplin street. and was driving
on the wrong ,ide Of the street. 1t was
almost Impossible for him to keep his
machine in tn street.