Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face
A grotesque carved face loomed on the wall.
A grotesque carved face loomed on the wall.(See Page 31)“Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face”
DAN CARTER
and
the Great Carved Face
by
Mildred A. Wirt
ILLUSTRATED
CUPPLES AND LEON COMPANY
Publishers New York
Copyright, 1952, by
CUPPLES AND LEON COMPANY
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face
Printed in the United States of America
CONTENTS
Chapter Page
1. A Missing Cub 1
2. The Face on the Cliff 12
3. Red Proves His Point 22
4. Suspicion 33
5. Strange Indians 45
6. Another Loss 54
7. A “Brush-off” 67
8. Dan’s Sand Painting 74
9. A Lost Paddle 83
10. An Underground Stream 93
11. Friend or Foe? 104
12. Exploring the Cave 114
13. More Trouble 126
14. Red’s Slip of Tongue 135
15. The Man in the Cave 148
16. Danger 158
17. Red’s Mistake 168
18. The Pow-wow 177
19. Three Points 188
20. The Turquoise Toad 204
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 Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face
CHAPTER I
A MISSING CUB
Firelight splashed the eager faces of six CubScouts, who squatted Indian fashion around theglowing log.
Sam Hatfield, cubmaster of Den 2 at WebsterCity, raised his hand in cheery greeting.
“How!”
“How!” responded the Cubs. Expectantly, theywaited for their chief to speak.
On this particular night, the den meeting wasbeing held on a river slope directly behind thehome of Burton Holloway, one of the Den Dads.
As all the Cubs knew, the session was no ordinaryweek-end ceremonial. For Mr. Hatfield hadpromised that an important announcement wouldbe forthcoming.
“Everyone here?” The cubmaster’s gaze rovedf                        
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