nd, who
was coming from New York. The street at Payne Avenue and East
30th St. had just been flushed; and, when Mrs. Sheldon
endeavored to turn out toward the car tracks to avoid hitting
Goldrick's wagon, which was just turning into Payne Avenue, the
car skidded and side-swiped the wagon.

One wheel of the machine and the mud guard were torn loose,
while glass from the shattered wind-shield rained over Mrs.
Sheldon as she strove desperately to twist the wheel. Goldrick
was hurled from his seat, landing in the back of the wagon,
which was piled high with cases of milk bottles. The horses were
thrown from their feet by the shock.

Mrs. Sheldon and Goldrick were extricated from the wreckage and
conveyed to the office of Dr. W. A. Masters, Payne Avenue and
East 32d St., where their injuries were dressed. Later they were
taken to their homes.

III. Suggested Time Schedule

_Monday_--Dictation of Model and Study of Last Week's Errors.
_Tuesday_--Notes and Queries.
_Wednesday_--Oral Composition--e.g., Telephoning.
_Thursday_--Written Composition.
_Friday_--Public Speaking.

IV. Notes, Queries, and Exercises

1. How many paragraphs are there in the report in Section II?

2. What is the subject of each?

3. The object?

4. Point out the "Four W's."

5. State why each capital and each mark of punctuation in the model
is used.

6. Tell whether each sentence is simple, complex, or compound.

7. Find in the model an adverbial phrase, an adverb, a noun used
adverbially, a noun in apposition, a clause modifying a verb, a
participle modifying the subject of a verb, a non-restrictive
clause, and a clause used as an adjective.

8. Point out four words or phrases that give color to the story.

9. Write an appropriate heading for the model.

V. Oral Composition

Prepare a report of some accident which you have yourself seen or which
has been described to you by an eye-witness. Be sure to get into the
report in the proper order the "Four W's," the cause, and the result.
Note that a good story usually consists of three parts:

1. The Previous Situation.
2. What Happened = The Climax.
3. The Result = The Denouement.

These are all in the model, but 2 is put first because it is most
important. Observe the order of the model. Each member of the class will
have a chance to make his report