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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

FL.rM SHOCK ABsORBER CORPORA
TON. manufactures Of a shock absorber
for automobiles at 1876 Broadway, has
r.,. The A sompany w as i msorpo 11 on
100. samuel N, Halper Is president and
GRANDIN FILMS, INC, manufacturer OF
motion picture films at 37s Central Park
West, has made an assignment 10 Martin
Ilppman. The company was incorp9-
Rated In 1915 and Ray Smalwood Is
Receiver Appointed.
GENERAL BRAKE SHOE AND SUPPLY
CoMPANY-judse Mayer has appointei
Oscar ~lgstaedter ancfllary receiver 70,
e property In this city OF the Genere
caEo on application OF Hiram d. Prem.
nn" who has been appointed receiver IN
.hloago, The company has an oriee In
ms CITY. The assets here consist OF Of
ne furniture, patents, contracts with
.alrodI companies, orders for shoes
hventories. confidential lists. blue prints
and tracings, the value OF which Is prob
.nA'lcal' The bond OF the receiver Is
Receiver TO Continue Business.
Ju4ge MAYER has authorized John j
motifs. receiver for tho i. v Manix Com
pany' BUYERS Of DRY goods for ffty depart
erect, 10 continue business twenty days
composition Win creditors at 10 cents on
Tho receiver has a bank balance Of sioIi.
- lie dil a business for the month
august - 3l&l -g5, the receipts were
'E" 'NpeH., t'.'-7 and profit s6,Sli.
Discharge Denied.
JUG" Mayer has denied a ~schar
L.g'l ytnkrup'oy TO AdDlph Werthmann,
o"a''f m cotton goods at .gg Church street
o. application ~ MARTIN Charles AnsorEe
s,.'i."y Tor Abraham Harris, a creditor
-, 2sS, John j. TpWnsend, referee,
oP' "l lhhf he mad disposed Of his book,
70 ,EW.eal his financial condition and con
gehtnienl or assets. Judge Mayer In his
."'lsiol said he was satisfied that assets
ere concealed. Nerthmann Ned hIs peti,
,'Hl IN January II, 1914, With liabilities
'.',.66 and assets 81. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
WIFE FEARS HART WILL SHOOT
ASKS That Ills Permit 10 ,nrrs RE
NoINcr lie Revoked.

Mrs. Hart, wife OF John e. hart,
president Of the United pront sharing
Shoe Company, who was arrested uu
saturday night for creating a disturb
aucc At the Atlantic Yacht club dance
at Sea Gate, Couoy Island, asked yes
tcrday that the permit granted 90 her
husband to carry q revolver be- rc-
vnked. She sent her request to acting
Captain John toughl.n Of the sixth
branch detective bureau I'm Brooklyn
Mrs. Hart expressed fear that her
husband might injure himself or some
other person with the weapon
Hart is under $500 ban for oXam,-
nation before Magistrate Voorhees, In the
Conoy Island court for his Sea Gate ad
venture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

Non-eievstor. large rooms. plenty OF
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy September LIST
subject to lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
SUBWAY POWER STATION SITE.

Negotiations were closed yesterday
whereby the marlborough Rapid Transit
Company took title to a plot 50xl00
feet, fronting on Jackson avenue 100
feet east of Barn street, Long Island
City. This property is about two blocks
from the QueeHsboro Bridge plaza. and
It is to be used by the PETERBOROUGH for
the erection of "A substation power house.
where will be provided the current that
will operate the new transit line OF the
dual system in Queens extending 10 As
toria and Corona. The property is
valued at $4,000. Immediately upon
the closing of title George ii. Pegram,
engineer and architect for the Inter
borough, filed with the Queens Building
Bureau the plans for the new substa-
ton. This will be a structure 6OX50
feet. 1t will he one story, of reinforced
concrete, and will cost 10000. The
construction OF this station is to be
started at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

s. Caracas, Ia Guayra, 't- miles south OF
Sandy iIonk at y u " SUNDAY
- III Dia, New Orleans - miles west ~
sand Key al noon YESTERDAY.
- Hpvtua, Havana, g-t miles south of
sandy iIuue AT uuuu.
- Antilles, New Orleans, 90 miles south ~
,luullrr AT noon
:. San Marcos. brunswick. "a miles south
of Sandy at I 4 NJ
- Mohawk. Jacksonville. 10 miles south Of
Sandy Hook A : + NJ.
=, Guy OF Columbus savannah, ~ mile,
north of Diamond shoals AZ noon
~ Ouudt. Nlpc, 20 miles south Of Sandy
Hook at uOou.
:, I.impuets, Mobile, ISIS miles south OF
sandy Hook AT noon,
- IouchO, Galveston. li miles south Of
SANDY nuuH at = NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

The Holland-Amerlca liner Nicuw Am-
sterdam. sailing today for Rotterdam. will
take mall, closing at $3.50 a. NJ. for
Europe, except Germany, Austria. Hum
gary, L~uNemburg, Turkey. Norway,
sweden and Denmark. also for Africa,
West Asia and East indies
Tho scandinavian American liner Heillg
nlaN. sailing Thursday for Chris,iansand
viii take mail. closing at N A. NJ. for
Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany,
Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
MORE GARAGES UPTOWN.

Plans were filed yesterday for two
large uptown garage. The Crornpton
Building Corporation will bald one,
I5x2OO. on the north sid OF l52d street,
800 feet west Of Broadway. at a cost
OF $4,000. from plans by Harrison l..
Brandt, and Joseph T.. Marx will build
one OF brick, 10Ox99.l1. on the north
side of l44th street. $50 feet east OF
LenoN avenue, to cost $4,000. from
plans by Moore Il Landsledel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
TENANTS ron CITY HOMES.

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Robert Goelet the three story and base
mont dwelling at 107 East t~ifty-ffth
street to the New Assembly OF Long
Branch. y. j., Nine, Bell Ranske for
Or. A. Il. Moldemke to George Fulbacher.
the five story American basement house
at SCI West End avenue, between Nine
tieth and Ninety-first streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
SUITABLE DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
o ROOMS AND BATH. 81 900.
II Morningside Av., Cor. 1I5th II.
NOTICES

SHARP. W1LL1AM.-ln pursuance Of an
order Of Honorable John p. Cohalan. =
NOTICE IL hereby given TO all persons
having claims against William sharp. late
Of the County OF New York. deceased. to
present tho same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber. at his place Of trdnsic'lng
business at the otfce OF his attorneys.
Lord. Day Il Lord. No. ~ Wall street, iu
the city Of New York, on or before the lst
day Of December next. Dated, New York,
the 24rh day OF May. 1915. WILLIAM :
ORTGIES, administrator q. :. a LORD,
DAY a LORD, Attorneys for administrator
-. 1. a., - Wall street, Borough Of Man
haitian, city OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
CITY REAL ESTATE.
I REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS.Ely&Co.
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.

art David Rausch ct Al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty. - = Hubbard.
BROOK Az. W :, 1907 g. II OF li9th st,
q sxsO-East River savings Institution
agt David Rausch ct al foreclosure OF
mortgageI. atty, - + Hibbard.
ii7TH ST. II :, 4333 II " OF Brook av.
423NNg 9-Elst River Savings lnstitu-
tiou agt Resale Singer 81 al foreclosure
OF mortgageJ: atty q. L. Hubbard.
UNION Az. . :, 352.2 II 8 OF l6ith ~,
IONl739-Iawyers Mtg Co agt Pound
ridge Realty Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure
81 mortgage attys. cary & Carroll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

connection with the proposed re-
orgaulZaton Of the NJ. Rumely Com
,anF was announced yesterday
u'H' al the committees which have had
"N matter under consideration are
Ss,."U. nous mat the receiver, Finley y.
"'lnt. shall be president Of the new
company, Arrangements have also been
'Aa" for the continuance of J.. II. Guy
WIN the business as vlce-prosident and
s,.h'idI manager Of the new
",'' NAN "a per cent ~ the outstand-
"s '.'" issues have been deposited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
ARTIST BUYS At GREAT NECK

The Rickcrt- tinlay Realty Company
has sold to clifford Sterrett. cartoonist
Of the New York American. a large
plot fronting on Arleish road between
Park road and Beverley lane. Kensing-
ton-Great Neck. on which the purchaser
will at once build a house for his W
occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

factory at Tenth street. near Vernon
avenue. extending to the Standard Oil
slip, Long Island City. The property Is
10Ox231 feet and comprises several two
story buildings. II was formerly occu-
pied by the Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

McPARTLAND. ASNIE.-tn pursuance
% an order OF Honorable JOHN 2 CO.
HAlAN, a surrogate Of the county col:
Sew York. NOTICE g. hereby given 90 a..
persons having claims against Annie Nj
par'land, formerly Annie McDoupuEh. late
OF the County Of New York, deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 90
the subscriber. az place of tran~ag'iaG
business a. the once of Peter !. M.io.i
rick. ~ Court -, Borough ~ Brooklyn,
in tho city OF New York, on or before the
18th day Of September neNt Dated. New
York. the llth day OF March. 1915.
ELIZABETH +. McDOSOTGH. Admiuis-
,ratriN. PETER j. McGOLpRlCH, A'tv
for AdministratriS - Court st. Brooklyn,
y Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
LEASE HOMES IN THE COUNTRY.

Angel & co, have leased through Max
well Smith a residence OF clairmont
place. Greenacros, to Or, Coolidge, and
through Fish & Marvin the r, q, Guide
residence on Meadow road, Hartsdale, to
Max Goldsmith also leased for one year
for Hobart h.. Ipjohu his remOdelled
stucco residence on Overhill road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
WEATHER FORECAST

Tor eastern New York. fair and slightly
cooler to-day; fair and warmer tomorrow
moderate west 10 northwest winds. becoo-
ing variable.
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair and cooler
to-day. fair and warmer to-morrow; gem
tlr northwest winds. becoming variable.
For Sew Jersey. fair and cooler to-day;
fair and warmer tomorrow; gentle to
moderate northwest winds. becoming vsri.
able tomorrow.
FOR northern New England. partly cloudy
and slightly cooler to-day. fair 20 morrow;
gentle to moderate westerly winds.
For southern New England, partly cloudy
and cooler to-day; fair to morrow. mod
crate westerly winds, becoming variable
o-moiroW.
For western New York. fair and con-
tiru"d cool to-day. fair and warmer to-
morrow. moderate northerly winds, be-
coming southeast tomorrow.
NEW FORK. Aug 3i.--Low pressure
prevailed yesterday over the Atlantic and
east Gulf states and over the extreme
/ Northwest. the plateau and Pacific States.
hut from the Rocky Mountains astwar
to the western slope of tho Alleghanies
ono large area OF high pressure prevailed
With u centre over Kansas.
Centres OF tho eastern depression were
located over Virginia aud North Carolina
and New YORK, and cloudy and rainy com
ditious covered the middle and north
Atlantic states. parts of the Ohio Valley
and lake regions.
There Wa, also a little rain on the
Gulf coast. hut elsewhere tho weather was
! generally fair
II WAS warmer In the Atlantic States,
hut lower temperatures prevailed In the
lake regions. central valleys and west Gulf
section.
FroSts occurred In iowa. Nebraska. Min.
nosota aud Wisconsin.
In this city the day was cloudy and
showory; wind, light northwest; average
humidity, 81 per cent; barometer. cor
reotcd TO read TO sca level. at 4 A. ~.
2a.SS; 7 r. NJ, 29St.
The temperature in this city yesterday. as
recorded by the official thermometer. is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
FLATBUsn APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan & ShHmpan have prepared
plans for an apartment house to he
erected on the southeast corner of Ave-
nue. III and East Thirteenth street. on a
plot ioNloO, for the Worcestershire
Realty Company. TO cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

NEW JERSEY REAL EsTArE FOR sALh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
SALE OF RTDGEFIELD ESTATE.

Adams & Keller have sold to Edward
". kidder for occupancy the estate OF
George II. Smile on Main street at
Ridgefeld. Conn. consisting OF seven
acres and a Colonial dwelling adjoining
the Cannon Ball House, owned by Cass
Gilbert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
SATISFIED

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
DECATUR Az, n " :. 1891 u . from n "
cor southern Blvd, 62.6NllO, Apr %, 1903
Franklin = n cath 4 -Durcy \ ano
to VIM j puney, atty. l. T & T.Co,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
TRADING IN

The firm OF Leonard j.. Carpenter has
sold the two story dwelling at 292 South
First street, VILLA msburg, on lot 25S
100, for Frederick r. Lee, whose family
has owned the property for more than
seventy-five years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
PARK AVENUE, $50 s. "; Cor
ROOMS 4 BATH. 81 .IOO-si.f50.
tireproof; all night elevator.

FOX ST. 7so-762-7Gl-7s6-76s, five blocks
east OF Prospect Ave. Station, four-hve
rooms. bath, steam. hot water: SIS to go.
Janitors or telephone orchard J3ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
HELP WANTLD-MAIE..

ANY COMPETENT PERSON desiring lo
better his present position 900 learn = W"
thing OF advantage tn..r different WAYS ~
getting positions Cos writing 20 WM +
BROWN, liy West list ST., Sew NorA
cry.
WANTED-Mtn who uadcrstpnIs rapid
paper cutting Address. stating wages,
y. Y. r., box $50 sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
r.. ORANGE APARTMENT SALE.

Edward =. Hamilton & Co. have sold
n six family apartment at 4s4 Park ave-
nue., East Orange. n. j., TO an investor
for Fairchild-Baldwin Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
BUYS FLUSHING HOME.

Mary Soltan has sold the house at 81
Prospect avenue. Flushing, plot 59xl90,
through the J. Albert Johntra Company
to A. e. SHUTTER OF Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

Bronx.


LOTS 49,. 100 to iGg, map Hunter Estate
Columbia CONSTR Co TO Henry Leute,
l0t Morningside av, Aug II, due as per
bond atty. oliver L Davis, 3?Os 20
az ........ $3.50
LOTS 30 and 81, map Upland Rlty Co
John j Foley to Theo X Mccarthy
comb. i37 W i20th st, Aug 10. due a.
per bond: atty. Arthur W Giegerich, -
tNCntnse pls $500. ..r. .'' Ill OO
l56TH ST, $ :. 100 W Elton av. 45Ne9 IL
Chas 7 S%treeter CONSTR Co to Wm \
Taylor Bldg co. Inc, Aug 20. l yr, = p c;
atty. - + Davis. 32OS 30 av......S7,@ go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

N~N~NINGTON, Aug. so $50 army or.
l'ra were ISSUED To-day.
ThI. navy order vas i--unI.
IN. 49, Assistant liNmtrfrr T. y san
ht. from the Milwaukee 20 tho IN L. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

|NTNTFE III TVNT INV TVNN
IS OrdJud. at Liverpool
IS Exeter City. at Bristol
- Calico. at Plymouth.
- GrHu-cmOOr, AT 81. LuuIa
s. Nlnnchahd, at London.
50 hall STERN, al Sidney
- Cane Or'egal. at Hayrc
- River OrOutes. at Gibraltar.
- ElhCr-Cu. a. Bahia.
- th'mur AT Calidu
- Bcll-rano, at Balboa
$ B~crmudian. AT Bermuda
IS Ca!dmarCs, at Crlstobal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highcst temperature. 7O', ~ ! 80 y. \
Lowest temperature. go. at 3 A. NJ.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second partD
downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WEST ST. tl7.iig. n . cor Perry st. TASK
i2xJtsSssS-St Johns Park Rsalty
60 to Louisa o 7 Boynton, Pleassntville,
\ Y, mtG tss.ooo. all liens. Aug 80; a,ts;
l. I n T Co, $50 Bway. ........ .tloO
West side.
west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and li0th sts.)
ssTH ST, 81 w n $. $50 : col av. lsxioo.5
Mary Costigan to Gregory Costigan,
SO W 6sth st. mtg $4,000, Aug ?s..,.N
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iioth ST.
l3SD ST. IL w, =. 1856 " 9th av, 25See.ll
Fanny Catz TO Amelia Realty. Corpn,
5os Bway. Aug IS; atty. Isaac Levison.
FIT wAsHiSGToN Av. as. n E cor isoth
nando Wood. at Enslewood. 4 ). or 10
BRoHbwAY''..e : fioii, ig!th st, .;siCS
Herbert n Dodge to New England
Mort & security co. 1872 Bway. b and $.
q c "A
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
BosCoREL Az. 50 G. shskespearc av,
iii me paencsts, ~ k1sGBel to E %1y9,
smith ts: e Is7th st........~"",i
81 IHOI-Same TO Lydia kAepppl,
1853 Boscobel av, lis part Aug 3, same
SANE PRoP.samc TO Katherine Doe.
necke. 2is Washington av. Bklyn. is
part. Aug J; same atty. .....,.....s
SAME P-Sa to Sarah kaeppel.
1853 Boscobel av. l-5 part. Aug ; same
BEDFORD PARK BoUL. n c Valentine
av, s3sxll2 Cath Kearney to Bluten-
thai & Bickert, Inc. Baltimore. Md. mtg
$4,000. Aug. II; attys. Eppstein 4 r, 10
'fuhI ~ Fsaass o o . . o. . o o . D.. =. . . q. yl0u
l5sTH ST. ~ f. . :. 25xss.i-Anthony
W II Harenburser TO Port Jervis Land
4 lmpt Co. lac, rs Nassau st. mtge
$4,000, Aug &c; atty. II sugarmsn, IS
KiNGsBRIDGE M. e :, aelii n briggs
av. 27.9Sl67 9-Kay co to Kuntz Realty
Corpn. 3sl T l49th II. mtge s9.l73. Aug
IL atty, III " kiralfy. 3s1 f. la9th - 81
18TH ST. $ =. 100 " Elton sv, i5Nes.l0-
VIM A Taylor Bldg 60, Inc, 10 Chas l.
S;reeter CONSTR 60, Aug IS; atty. . 4
FRANKLfN Az, IS. 900 5 lss;h st. 81,
S20i.7. also plot begins : :. above land
lls e Franklin AZ. 81 iNsi.:-Edw j
Flynn. ref. TO Chas Colgate, Dalton,
Mass, Aug 20; attys, Joline, l. 4 r, =
LOTS 60 to g.. map Forster-schmidt prop
Gertrude II Kelly to W c II Noble
s3l Bryan az, Los Angeles. Cal, mtge
t7,7s5, May 30; atty, W g u Noble. ISL
Bryan av, Los Angeles, Cal........, 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The young ladies' basketball team
of the Jefferson Park. church desire
games at their gym or will travel.
The team is composed of the follow
ing: Misses Fairweather, Karstens,
O'ROurke, Hagerman, Rolf, Gordon.
For games address Miss Myrtle Fair
weather, 225 ThrOop st.

100000 E-s4C IL SNe ~"
The speediest middIeweights in the
fistic game, Jimmy Clabby and Mike
Gibbons, are in trim for their battle
for the title at Milwaukee tonight.
Harry Stout will referee the bout.
5000 fans will witness it. The pro-
moters expect $4,000 to come into
the box Office. Twill be a ten-round
go. Clabby is the present title hold
er. Those are the high spots in
nutshell. Well tell you tomorrow who
is the best man.
According to the fighters them
selves, each is the best man. Clabby
expresses absolute surety of holding
his title. And Gibbons says he will be
the big cheese when the scrap is over.
Northwestern Military academy
Wednesday scored a victory over Ke-
nosha high school in warm basket
ball contest. The final score, was Is
to II.
The Evanston heaVyweights and
the Evanston Eghtweights were both
victors in basketball contests against
Hyde Park boys of their class yes
terday. The heavyweight score was
% to 16 and the lightweight, 20 to II.
Rene Thomas, winner of the 500
mile Indianapolis race last year, has
recovered from injuries received
while in the French aviation corps
and will race on the oval this year.
French government granted him a
furlough as a reward for bravery.
Several expert amateur skaters
who will take part in the information
al series at Cleveland, Jan. 20, have
been asked by officials of the Sports
mems club to stage an exhibition
Nere Sunday, Jan. 81, in Grant park.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21

Jack johnson can stop Jess Will
lard in any round he chooses, accord
ing to Dan McKetrick, who travelled
with the big black on the continent
for some time last summer.
SIN the Moran bout" said McKet-
rick today, Jack stalled quite a bit
and experts had it figured the cham
pion was about through. He isn't. 1
know. He was so afraid that he was
going to be tricked out of his title in
the Moran affair that he wouldn't
fight after the third round, but just
stood off and jabbed his man silly
rather than run the risk of losing his
crown through some technically" p
Paddy Clancy, 1903 pounds; Joe
Burger, 125 pounds, and Bob Wag-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-21
BY Fullerton

Oh, quote me a law of the things that
I can
And the things that they cannot do.
A law that only applies to them .
And never to me or you.
Oh, read me again from that dear old
case
Of DubinsH versus MacHaIes,
Where the court decided DubinsH
could jump
Because of dirt under Macs finger
nails.
Oh, cite me the case of Larry
O'ROUrke,
Who wanted ten thousand from me,
Read only the case want to hear
And add eighty bucks to your fee.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-23
ADVERTISERS

though in a drunken stupor, his
whole appearance was repulsive, the
position of his body so ill covered,
the condition of his clothing so rag
ged and dirty, his limp, shaggy head
Of hair and .crinkled yellow skin so
indicative of his sordid life that Bob
by Clayton averted his head. Yet he
turned, half fascinated, and studied
the beggar. Then the figure stirred,
there was a shifting of the shaggy
head and Bobby Clayton with a shock
of horror found himself gazing into
his own face. There was no mistak-
ing it. It was he. His familiar eyes
looking out from the wrinkled lids,
although the clothes, the skin, the
hair and the british lowering express
sion on the beggar's face cried out
against it. But there was no doubt
ing the person. 1t was himself.
The agony of the moment woke him
and he sat up. He felt dazed. He
was perspiring freely, and for one
Supplying instant he was glad-Won-
derfully glad and thankful-that he
had been dreaming. In spite Of the
fIeecy coat he was shiverinG as one
with the ague. He drew the wrap
close about him, and saw just be-
meath the collar the little medal of
the Immaculate Conception.
"Why-Rosalie," he gasped, broken
ly, II never knew" and, bending
his head forward, he buried his face,
with eyes that were wet, beneath the
collar of fuzzy coat.
The next minutes we're wonderful
minutes in the life of soul. They
saw a change. They lifted the mist
from the eyes of a man who was
standing on precipice. They car
ried to heaven a guardian angels
prayer of thanksgiving.
Upstairs in her room ROsalie was
unwrapping brightly covered cameo
and placing it upright on her dressing
table. In another portion of the town
a vain girl was writing a letter to
some old nuns that would bring Joy
to their mother1y hearts. And in a
free day nursery charity worker
was saying her beads and thinking of
the medal of grace.
Grace VIRGIN, In The Queens Work.
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THE ONE WHO WAS BRAVE.

"Elton Tilton is just the bravest
boy you ever saw, mother" said Win
fred. lone day a big dog came along
with his tongue hanging out, and we
thought it was mad, and scrambled
over the fence, but Elton walked
right along as calm as ever. He says
he isn't afraid of bears or tramps or
anything. | wish | was as brave as
Elton, but I'm afraid / never will be"
Il heard a story about two boys the
other day." said his mother, "and
thought one of them was very brave.
They went to school together, and one
day they thought it would be great fun
to hide a frog in the teachers desk;
but the frog tipped over the ink bottle,
and spoiled a number of examination
papers and other things, and the teach
er was very angry. He asked the
guilty boy to own his fault like a man
and take the punishment he deserved.
He put him upon his honor, you see.
Well, the older boy, who found the
frog and first thought of the joke
sat still in his seat without a blush;
but the little boy, though he trem-
bled with fear, went to the desk be-
fore the whole school and owned his
fault. And he sat for an hour on the
ounces stool, a target for fifty pairs
of eyes"
20 mother!" cried Winfred, 81 was
so ashamed! I'll never do anything
so mean again as long as live. How
did you know"
81 heard two boys talking about it
as rode in the car. | was proud of
my boy, Winfred; and l pitied Elton
Tilton's mother, for l said to myself,
My boy was brave, but her boy was
coward"
why, never thought that was be-
ing brave" said Winfred.