Evening journal., 1913-11-20

Journal office, and said Look, I've
caught her"
well. come on" said.
"Where?" she asked
ITO my motor car" l replied. It is
standing up the street a short dis
tance, Wen ride to The Journal Of
flee"
AS we started to walk toward my
Pierce-Arrow, which was standing in
front of the Reynolds Candy Co.
Store. Mrs MacNair excitedly cried:
Il dreamed last night that ! would
capture you; and felt that 1t would
surely come true"
you did?" | asked in surprise.
Eyes. did. ] did not dream that
you looked like this. but something
like IL, poor and ordinary" Further
conversation was interrupted by our
progress through the crowded street.
"I am awfully glad you won the
prize ! said, as we walked along.
"Ohl I'm so glad. so gladl" she
said happily.
Street Black with People.
We soon reached my motor car. and
mrs. MacNair, her son, and | stepped
Into II. Immediately a big crowd
formed around US in the street, de-
manding TO know which was Bonnie
They all laughed when I was pointet
out. The general impression seem
ed to be that Mrs. MacNair was Bon
, ME and her captor.
Reds" saw that / was captured an,
! came running TO the auto, fron
7 (which he began louCly announcing m.
capture. For a short distance I stool
up in the car so the crowd could Sc
me. as we motored over TO TIL
: journal office. The street in III
!. wake OF my Pierce-Arrow becam
{. black with running humanity, VIII
!, followed us all the way.
, THE JOURNAL oflce was soon N
( lscene Of the greatest confusion. Liter
e lally thousands and thousands of pee
: pie massed themselves in front Of I
: : Til the street WAS perfect sea Z
= faces.
Z = I appeared in an upper window s
y that the great multitude could sc
y me in disguise, while a member {
the staff addressed the crowd throug
!, a megaphone There was a grei
noise and cheering for a few me-
= ments, which gradually subsided a b
so ! could hear remarks from thos
J, on the fringe Of the crowds. Som
u persons averred / was not Bonni
\ Burr, that my nose was the wron
shape, so to convince these doubtfs
. ones, / removed my veil and glasse
= to release my distorted feature
They cheered.
The announcement was made ths
would change and soon appear ]
the window without disguise. Thi
! did to the satisfaction of them al
Reds announced after the rneer
=, - died down, that ] would address IN
- crowd. but this I refused 10 do be
- cause l knew they would not be abl
: to hear me. Reds" spoke for m
10 through a megaphone.
~ Mrs. MacNair Proved Charming.
!" Mrs MacNair proved charming o
K interview She is a delightful woma
ir with a forceful magnetic personalit.
he Her husband is a real estate ager
4: and land developer. They have resit
IT. ed ten years at Hillcrest There ar
en- two children. a grown-up daughte
DIS and Harold A. MacNair, a manly III
tie chap OF 10, who was with hi
'ut mother, when she accosted me.
If Harold was excited and glad an
I eager to get his father on the tel
phone. The line was. however. COZ
lst tinually busy, with persons callir
III up THE JOURNAL. and he had
he put II of until later when he cou
IS get service.
Mrs. MacNair has not been an d
to tive searcher as she residus in q
er suburbs, but she has attended, con
be OF the appointments and taken |