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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
MISSION BAND TO
PICNIC TOMORROW
AT CRESC CENT LAKE

Aledo. H., June 2S.-Members OF
the Junior Mission band OF the
. Aledo, New Windsor and Opheim
{; swedish Lutheran church, will hold
their annual picnic at Crescent lake,
near Alpha, tomorrow. Miss
Amelia Anderson is in charge Of the
Aledo delegation. A program OF
various sports has been arranged
for the days amusement.
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JUDGE :! ORDERS !!
! ! THAT SHERIFF
| HIRE DEPUTIES
(9uecisl to The August

Aledo. June 2S.-Sherih J. r.
yIsming was authorized yesterday
~ Judge W. T. Church at the first
DAYS session OF circuit court TO
sshploy = maximum Of four depu-
tjes, ~ provided by law. except IN
(he case Of an emergency. when
sbecial men are allowed. This Or
f8er is in direct opposition to mo-
stion taken at the last meeting OF
The Mercer county board Of super
evlsors, which practically dismissed
TIE sheritf's only deputy.
The order Is customary one,
and was merely renewed by Judge
Church. The law provides for the
maintenance Of four deputies II the
sheriff needs that many. However,
the Aledo office calls for but one
except on special occasions when
extra help Is secured. Under the
order issued yesterday Sheriff
Fleming may retain his deputy.
The court, however, is not able to
! fix the amount Of the deputy's sal
airy. The supervisors fixed the sal
ary Of this ofYicial as 81 per year,
Thus making It impossible for any
man to hold the Office.
It IL not known at present
whether the sheriff will take ad-
vantage of the courts order and
counteract the action OF the super
yisors or not. At the time the sal
ary Of the deputy was fixed at 81
4 year the salary OF the assistant
superintendent OF schools was also
fixed at 81 per year, thus taking
the extra help from both these Of
fees.
As the court is unable to set ar
amount to be paid for the officers
salary, the sheriff may hire a dep
uty at reasonable pay. and should
the county refuse payment as a re
suit Of the supervisors recent &C
ton, legal proceedings will be nee
essary to collect the amount. While
the supervisors hold the power o
limiting the officials salary. the!
are unable to dispose OF an ofhciA
authorized by the court.
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ZION CHURCH Is
PICNICKING TODAY

Geneseo. ILL.,, June 2S.-The Zion
church and Sunday school are hold
ing their first picnic of the season
at the Geneseo club house grounds,
two miles north Of town, along the
Hennepin canal today. A large
crowd attended. ,r..
Swimming, boating. croquet, ten.
mis- and many games Of baseball
were enjoyed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
WERTS
REPORTED BETTER

Aledo, ILL.,, June 2S.-Reports this
morning on the condition OF Attor-
ney George W. Werts, who was
taken suddenly i'll last Friday morn
ing at his home on North Locust
street. are to the effect that he fs
slightly better. Mr.. Werts is suffer-
ing with gastritis.
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c|T|zIEN||'s'MEE!T
and Plan FOR
CITY Welfare
Permanent Community Orgaaiza.
: ton to Be Established DE-.
Conger Speaks.

Aledo, July 2S.-At = community
meeting held'last night at the Aledo
public library it was decided to
complete as soon a. possible an or
ganization composed Of representa-
tives Of all civic bodies, to plan and
carry out a program for the com
munity welfare. This decision was
reached as result Of a number Of
local people endeavoring to pro-
vide proper recreation and amuse-
ment for the younger people Of the
city.
W. C. Grant, temporary chairman
of the organization, presided over
last nights meeting. There were
rs present. DR.. J. L. Conger of
Knox college, Galesburg, who has
studied community problems for
years, addressed the meeting. DR..
Conger has talked in Aledo on sew
eral previoas occasions. He advised
that before the community as a
whole tries to take up this problem,
that it should endeavor to become
better acquainted with itself, and
every person in the community
should try to become better &C
quainted with other individuals
who make up the community.
Chairman Grant read the pro
posed. constitution for the organi.
zation and number Of amend
ments were suggested. The con-
stitution calls for a mass meeting
of the community, at which the con.
stitution and the adopted plan o.
work will be presented. The con
stitution will not be adopted unit
approved at the mass meeting.
Various discussions as to the ain
of the organization was INDUCED
in. Members Of the organization
who have been chiefly instrumental
in backing the movement explaine,
that it was not only to provide TO
the youth of the city but to Civ
the entire city a more friendly.
better spirit, as a community.
The first real step toward per
fecting the organization will b
taken at the mass meeting. A com
mittee was named to plan for thi
meeting, set the date and prepare
program. At this gathering It is tn
desire of those in charge that tn
citizens voice their sentiments i
regard to the plans of the organi
cation. 1t is expected that thi
meeting will be called very soon.
i The constitution as 1t now stand
provides for a membership in til
council consisting of represents
tives from all patriotic or civic OF
CARNATIONS which are interested G
; taking part in community welfar
Each organization will be asked I
name its own representative. /
addition to these members Il
council will be composed of fl,
members chosen by ballot at tt
community meeting. A list of cal
, didates. representing parts of IL
city not otherwise represented, wi
: be submitted.
: Members of the committee a,
{. pointed at last nights meeting
u provide and plan for the commu,
ity meeting are w. C. Grant, DR..
Judson. Arrick, Miss Helen Soho,
ten, John d. Cooke, Mrs. Friend
Church, Mrs. I. F. Gillmor and p
y Richey.
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VISITS In ALEDO.-.

(SpeC1aI 20 ne ATguS.J
Aledo. June 28.-Miss Estella
Hinkle Of Dallas, Texas, arrived in
Aledoe today and will spend several
days visiting at the George r.
Hawks home. Miss Hinkle is sepnd-
ing the summer visiting with
friends and relatives in Illinois,
but expects to return to Texas in
the fall.
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FRANK .WESTPHAI,
IN NEW LOCATION
(Special Correspondenee

Taylor Ridge, ILL.,. July 2S.-Frank
Westphal, formerly of Milan is now
located in his new place of bust
ness directly west Of, the State
bank here in the store building
formerly occupied by Jacob Roth.
He will do vulcanizing work and
is planning to install a gasoline
filling station.
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GOES TO HOSPITAL.

Especial to The Argus.J
Aledo, June 28.-Charles Day
nude of Aledo. who was taken to
a Chicago hospital last week. was
to be operated on today for appen-
dicitis. His wife and brother, Will
lam Daynude went to Chicago yes
terday to be near him at the time Of
the operation.
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FUNERAL Is HELD
OF w N. HAWFI.E

REYNOLDS Ill, June 28.-W. N.
Haeffle, who was selectrocuted Sat-
urday evening on his farm south Of
here. was buried this afternoon, fu-
neral services being held at the
Reynolds Methodist church. The
Masonic order was in charge Of the
services at the grave In the Reyn-
Odds cemetery.
Mr.. Haenle was 73 years OF age
and is survived by the widow and
two sons and two daughters.
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FAMILIES TAKE
TRIP BY AUTOS
TO CALIFORNIA
ESPECIAL Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence.)
Geneseo. Ill, June 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Olson and daughter,
Florence of South State street. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kemmerling, liv-
ing north of town, and daughters,
Bess and Lola. left today for a trip
to California.
They are planning to go north to
st. Paul and then west to Yellow
stone park, where they will spend
several days. They will journey 10
Washington and then south through
Oregon and California where they
will spend the summer and possibly
the winter.
The trip will be made in two
autos, provided with tents, cook
ing utensils, cots and other articles
which they will use to camp along
the road at nights.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
STERLING WINS
OVER KEWANE
NOT LEE CENTER
Especial Correspondence.)

Sterling, ILL.,, June 2S.-Duhm
pitched the Sterling American Leg
ion baseball team to a 3 to, win
over kewanee on the local diamond
Sunday afternoon before a large
crowd. Delaney did the receiving.
ioldern and Herr formed the hat
terry for Kewanee. Score:
kewanee ........0010O0000-1
Sterling -. ..,lO00101O0-3
The Sterling Indians lost a hard
fought game at Lee Center ON Sun
day afternoon, 5 to o. Mangan
pitched good game for the Indians,
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MUST PUT MUZZIE
ON DOGS BY JULY
Is MAYORS ORDER

Cordova, ILL.,, June 2S.-Mayor E.
B. Sidlinger Of Port Byron issued
an order that all dogs be muzzled
before July l. The order reads:
"All dogs found, running at large
within the village Of Port Byron be-
tween the first day of July and the
first day of. October, the year of
1921. without being securely muz-
zled are hereby declared public
nuisance and shall be killed. Any
person failing to comply with any
of the provisions of the ordinance
is subject to a fine of $50"
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kIWkNIS CLUB
HEARS SPEAl

Especial Correspondents,

Geneseo, III, June 2S.-T1n I
monthly meeting OF the c.
Kiwanis club was held at theloa
eseo house Monday noon. ~
number Of members were -
at the meeting to hear ]. ". Ha12
. representative, Of Swift Z r
packers Of Chicago, speak on -
mess Conditions" Plans were r.
discussed about the picnic 70 T
given in honor Of the Kiwanis a.
of Davenport. Rock Island and r
line who are invited at the e.
SEQ club house, north Of tow ?
July 6.
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MOTHER Is FOUND
DEAD IN BED At
DAUGHTERS HOME
Especial Correspondence.l

Viola, ILL.,, June 2S-Mrs. ]. A..
Hefiin received word Of. the very
sudden death Of her mother, Mrs.
Addie Johnston. Mrs. Johnston
had been spending several months
with her daughter. Mrs. Montrfef,
in Texas, and had Just returned,
arriving 1T the home Of another
daughter, Mrs. Clark. in Gales
burg. Friday. 4
Monday morning at \ o'clock she
was found dead in her bed. 1t ID
thought death was caused by heart
trouble. She was - yeafa of Age
No funeral arrangements have been
learned at this time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
STERLING next
MEETING PLACE
Is Wawarded 1922 Convention Of
Foreign War Veterans-R. A. Bur.
I, leigh Junior Vice Commander.

Sterling, Ill. June 2S.-Sterling
will have the honor Of having the
1922 convention of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. This city was
awarded the convention at Rock
ford, Saturday night. -
R. A. Burleigh of this city was
elected junior vice con.man Ter. o.
f. We;lman of Danville, was elee led
commander an: Fran; Javcox Of
Rockford, senior vice commander.
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GIVE PARTIES IN
HONOR OF COUPLE
Especial Correspondence. y

NoPcCI6I OOIIeSpOHUcHCc.J
Burgess, lila June 2S.-Mesdames
c. G. Ottoson, Roy Morrow and w.
N. Hunter gave shower party
Saturday afternoon and evening at
the Roy Morrow home, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Griffin. A de-
lightful time was had at both gath
erings and dainty lunches were
served by the hostesses. The guests
OF the afternoon and evening pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin with a
very beautiful chair for their new
home.
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ATTEND FUNERAL
OF THEIR NIECE
Especial Correspondence

VOPcCIdE O0E
Cambridge, ILL.,, June 28.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Ross left for Am
boy, where they will attend the
funeral Of their niece. Mrs. Bur-
roughs, who died Sunday at her
home in, Wisconsin. The funeral
will be held at Amboy at the home
Of Mrs. Burroughs parents. Sur
viving are the wfdower, and one
daughter 5 years of age.
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W. G. +. Q. MEETING.

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo. June 2S.-Mrs. S. A. Bailey
will be hostess to the Viola W. c. r.
U. Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
A state organizer will be present
at the gathering and will give an
address on the work of the organi-
cation. The public is invited to al.
tend this meeting.
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BURGESS CHURCH
EXTENDS CALL TO
REV. r. REASNER
Especial Correspondence.)

Burgess, ILL.,, June 28.-At the con-
gregational church meeting held at
the Burgess church Sunday morn
ing.a unanimous vote was taken to
call Rev. Robert Reasner Of Gales
burg to the pastorate. It is not
known just when he will fill the
pulpit.
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RURAL LOSES
TO EDC|NCT0N
Game is Fast, the Winning Point
Coming in the 10th Inning
Many See Play.

Edgingtonr I'LL. June 2S.-The
EGgington nine took another vic
tory from the Rural team in agame
played Sunday afternoon on the
Edgington diamond. This was the
third defeat of the season for Ru-
raj, the score being 3 to q.
The game was a tie through the
ninth inning, until Edgington
brought in the winning point. A
good game is expected next Sun
day, when Edgington will play
Swedona at the Erickson field.
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SWINAIN' HOLE
IMPROVED, NOW
POPULAR.PLACE
Especial orrespondence.)

Cordova, ILL.,, June 2S.-The boys
of the village have built a dressing
room and spring board at Smith s
landing, making the place the most
popular in Cordova now. The water
has a fine sandy bottom, and is an
ideal place for swimming.
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VACATIONING AT
SHADY BEACH M
PROVING POPUI.lI

Especial Correspondence)
Geneseo, ILL.,, June ga I'm
number Of .vacationists are campa
at Shady Beach, a resort on r.
river, about eight miles north
Geneseo. The campers have ene,
ed all the cottages and many
living in tents. Most Of those spel3
ing their vacation there are frp
Geneseo, Atkinson, Cambrid
Streator, Galesburg, Moline Ro]
Island.
The season for camping upe,a
earlier this year than usual. own
to the extreme hot weather Of In
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DECORATE GRAVES
OF ERIE PASTORS
Especial Correspondence

Ere. Ill, June 2S.-The Erie
Methodist church members held a
vesper memorial service at the
cemetery Sunday evening. ignoring
the deceased ministers, who are
buried there. A short sermon was
delivered by the pastor. Rev. 3. e.
Hudson and the graves Of Rev. A.
NJ. Earley and Rev. Seth Baker
were decorated. also that OF Thorn
as Freek. who was one of the early
members u the church,
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HARDWARE STORE
IN OTHER HANDS
fspecial correspondenee,

S0Rcc4ol NOfISSpOu0e0C&.D
Burgess, ILL.,. June 28.-The Bur-
CESS hardware store has again
changed hands. It was purchased
~ Jones and Sons Of Iowa City.
An invoice of the stock q being
taken now.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-28
Is INJURED WHEN
JACKS UNDER CAR
SLIP FROM PLACE
Especial Correspondenca.)

Cordova, ILL.,, June 28.-Law.
renee White was painfully injured
while repairing a car belonging to
Fred Hansen, when the Jacks
slipped from under the machine,
causing a deep wound and necessi-
tating IL stitches to be taken on Mr..
Whites ear. DR.. Johnson of Port
Byron is attending him.
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GALVA DEFEATS
GENESEO TEAM
Especial Correspondence.l

Geneseo, ILL.,, June 2S.-The Cen
eseo American Legion baseball
team was defeated by the Galva
baseball team on the Galva diamond
last Sunday with the score 4 to I.
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FRANK BENNETT r.
HOST TO ALLIANCE
Especial Correspondence.)

Geneseo. ILL.,, June 2S.-n|
Young Peoples alliance OF the Il
Evangelical church of this city hs
their regular business meeting II
evening at the home Of Mr.. q
Mrs. Frank Bennett, who reside Z
a farm southeast of town. An
the business session a social hoJ
was enjoyed after which refre1I
ments were served. The atteal
ance was very good.
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Batter1eS-ErickSO and Radl0n !,
Eckhardt and Hauck.
Radloff allowed one walk and
struck out nine. Hauck allowed
two walks. and struck out 10.
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GENESEO BEATS
CISCO RED SOX
Especial COrrespondence. J

CISCO, ILL.,. June 2S.lThe CISCO
Red Sox lost to Geneseo in a fast
game played at the Legion park in
Genaseo Sunday. The score was
3 to /.
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SOCIAL WILL BE
GIVEN BY CHURCH
Especial CORRESPONDENTS !,

N0PcCIHI VOTTeSpOHucHCe.
Coal Valley, ILL.,, June ga lawn
social will be given at the church
grounds of Beulah church in Rural
Friday evening. The program will
be given at O'Clock, followed by
refreshments. g.
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CHARLES BROWN
TAKEN BY DEATH
Especial Correspondence J

Sterling, ILL.,, June IS. = Charles
H. Brown, aged 70 years, and a we'll
known resident of Rock Falls, died
yesterday morning. He had been
i'll for some time
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CONTINUE NEW YORK FLIGHT
Ell Paso. Texas. June 3s.-Avia-
tors David r. Davis and Eric
Springer. who left Riverside, Calf.
Monday morning. say they viii
leave here this morning On their
trans-condnental Eight tor New
York.
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MODIFY GRAIN GRADES.
Washington. June 2S.-Modifica-
tion Of federal grain grades was
advocated before house commit
tee by . delegation from Minnesota
and North and South Dakota.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-12-08
CHAPTER I.

Richard Carter had called the place
"Crownlands." not to please himself,
or even hts wife. But 1t was to his
mothers newly born family pride that
the idea Of being the Carriers of
Crownlands made its appeal. The es-
tate, when he bought it, had belonged
to a Carter, and the tradition was that
two hundred years before 1t had been
a grant Of the first George to the first
of the name in America. Madame
Carter, as the old lady liked to be
called, Immediately adopted the un-
known owner into vague cousinship,
spoke Of him as "a kinsman of ours"
and proceeded to tell old friends that
Crownlands had always been "in the
family"
It was home of creamy brick, CO.
lonial in design, and set in splendid
lawns and great trees on the bank of
the blue Hudson. White driveways
circled 1t, great stables and garages
across curve of green meadows had
their own invisible domain, and on the
shining highway there was n full mile
of high brick fence, a marching line of
great naples and sycamores. and a
demure lodge beside the mighty iron
gates.
On one OF the wide benches that
were placed here and there on the de-
scendlng terraces, in the late hours of
an exquisite summer afternoon, Isa-
belle Carter had seated herself, and
Anthony Pope, her cavalier. had
thrown himself on the steps at her
feet.
She was woman worthy of the ex-
quisite setting, and might well have
turned an older head than that of the
cheeks deeply touched with rose, black
eyes, and warmly crimson mouth
that could be at once provocative and
relentless, she glowed like n flower
herself in the sweet and enervating
heat of the summers first warm day
She was the tiniest of women, and the
little foot, that, in its transparent silk
stocking and buckled slipper, was
close to Anthony's hand, was like a
child's.
The man was twice her size, and as
dark as she. earnest, eager, and today
with troubled expression clouding
his face. 1t was to Danish that look
If she might, that Isabelle had DELHI
erately stopped him here.
She had been behaving badly toward
him, and in her rather irresponsible
and shallow way she was sorry for it.
Isabelle was famous flirt. her hus-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-12-08

teacups. Harriet, as his thin mouth
twitched with just the hint of smile.
looked straight into his eyes. and she
knew he was as frightened as she.
But from neither was there a visible
sign Of CONSERVATION.
A few seconds later Harriet Field
slipped from her place. crossed the
terrace with her heart beating sick
and fast with fright. and made her
escape.
She and Nina had luxurious suite
on the second floor, shut on from the
rest of the house by single door, and
rather remotely placed In wing that
commanded a superb view Of the river.
Nina, half-dressed, was sprawling
luxuriously on her bed when Harriet
came in. Glass doors were open upon
a square porch, and the sweet after
noon air stirred the crisp, transparent
curtains.
(To be continuedD
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-12-08
CHAPTER II.

Madame Carter, gathering her drap-
cries about her. was one of the first
to leave the terrace. Dressing for
dinner was slow and serious busi-
ness for her. She gave Harriet a cold,
appraising glance as she passed her =;
Richard Carter had risen to escort his
mother. but she delayed him for a mo-
ment.
'1fiss Nina gone In, Miss Fieldr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-12-08

band knew 1t, everyone knew 1t.
There was always some man paying
desperate court to her. and always
half-a-dozen other men who were
eager to be in his place. Isabelle
lived for this, went from one adven-
ture to another with the naive conf
dence of a woman whose husband
smiles upon her playing, and whose
position is impregnable.
But this boy, this Anthony was DIFF
ferent In the first place he was
young-but twenty-six. IN the second
place he was. or had been, her own
sons closest friend. Ward Carter was
twenty-five. and his mother nineteen
years older.
Anthony was young, and he was ab
surd, but he did not know 1t. and Isa-
belle began to feel the difficulty of
keeping the whole world from discov-
ering 1t before he did. He made no se-
cret Of his passion. He came straight
to her in any company; he never
looked at anybody else. To her own
daughter Nina, seventeen years old,
his attitude was almost paternal: he
ignored Ward as II their friendship
had never been.
Isabelle saw that she had made .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
" einert Broke Nose
of French Opponent,
So Carpenter Rests

MANHASSET, y. Y. June Ell
Georges Carpenters chief spar
ring partners Paul Journcc and
Nalian Joe Cans were nursing
sore spots and grouchos today and
the challenger took advantake OF
their indispos!tion To rest. He was
on the road during the cool hours
of the morning and spent a short
time in the gymnasium this after
noon.
Journrc was suffering from a
broken nose as q result OF his de-
feat by Charlie Wcincrt in Brook
lyn last night ana Cans declared
his stomach was stiil aching from
punishment administered by hat-
nor
Georges became interested i'm a
little boy who hung over the front
gates waving at him. He went
down to the fence and the child
began speaking in perfect French.
Hc proved TO be the 6-ycar-old son
Of FrcnChmln who lives in a vii
lago nearby
Picking some roses from a hush
in tho yard the CHALLENGER gave
them 90 the child, then called VII
son to asDorl the yuungster across
tho road Carpenter Is afraid that
sopc uG the children who play i'm
the roadway will be struck hy a
passing automobile. Every time
he secs child dart across the
road IN front Of "a machine he
shouts waning from the front