The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 15

wen z rain, found the missing boy and turned him over to the War Depart- ~ al ‘ ‘ nent. Yor Ma is only twenty, Grew Tired of Being Private ‘" plete in Army, Says Youth “ | of technical desertién is serious. He Held as Deserter. there told this story of his adven- _ 7. ture Henry But Le mnof the) “I enlisted in the army on March | Rev. Dr Macleod, 6, 1918, and was sent to the 49th | pastor of Nichol world-wide i Church of |Infantry, which was doing guard n found after a/duty at Camp Merritt, but I wanted iimost. two) to go Into aviation and applied for years, and after having been given |o transfer, A long time afterward} up as dead, He is in Walter Reed it came back disapproved. General Hospital, Washington, “for “When we were ordered to Camp | observation,” and his futher is visit-| Upton I decided to leave the regi- ing him there to-day ment and try to get into aviation Young M nd has lapses of mem- anyway. 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