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a:o.ooo BRoNxyu,lr SALE.

Fish & Marvin have sold property at
Lawrence Park. Bronxville. for Henry T.
Farrar Of Philadelphia to a ellen, OF
Frederick Gc.lcr Of the firm of Geiicr.
Roiston 4 Horan. The property was
held at $50. 900.
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Child Welfare Hoard Gets at 900.

The Board OF Estimate transferred
$1,000 from the appropriation OF the
Department, OF Charities to the Ch!li
Welfare Board to he used for widows
pensions yesterday. \ total Of 3sa
widows will receive sS.SSS,j7 from the
Child Welfare Board this month.
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UtvW"s
south OF Fourteenth ST.
MONROE ST. n =. ii3 " Market ~. %
xloo. ali title--Robt y Ice to clara
wuln.. summit. y J. Feb 20. due. March
!. 1917. p c, a,tys. wells a $ 3'.Sss;
:sss,is-Mircn SSSnaier. 10 Lou.
- due March 1. 1891. 5 . c. atty. ~
SANITY ST, COZ Mansin s.; %.
Broadway. Feb 81. due. g.. a. ~
Bi.EErwEn sr. ; 5. Is { IVES, 'pwsy,
:5xioo--Ber;hs Mankin to Hugo L Dis
teihurst. 1919 Dorchester RI. Bkiyn. due
as per bond, Feb Is; atty E'sman; i:m
Arnold p,s,,n to Else oh,er, 10 Br.,.
2 yrs. : . c. atty. NY schoenherr,, ?ss
b"ay ........'...'' ''''.'''''' ''''oV
East side.
,Eas, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
1l0th sts)
Philip wagner 10 John G Eidt. 'di Beck
81 Feb 2! pr mtg saa''oo' due as per
LExlNGroN ~, n V cor oa,h st. 100 5s-
,Isr',,on BIDS SEo-rn 20 M,'FSpo''iiass
M,h !. ip2i. 3h p :. a'tys. bu'cnsro c ~
,ci 81 ST. AZ go i; Is; az. 'saxiooii~
Reoecca Smith TO Montague LESSER.
Tompk,ns,ille. s l., Feb ~. vi. mtg
$500. I yr. u y sloc"
We~t side.
west OF fi';" - ,io sS'sSen Fourteenth anu
;;si@-Es.a, 81 Mo-, to ,Si,Eara rr.
1000. i iaOf5's q. . TeS u ne " ror %;f
ni'GRsiipE DsTvs. n . cor ie..,s ct, i!aSS;
Rosen,hai. $40 " sets 81, fe6 y. due
as per bond attys. Mark. a NJ. ~ Park
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF IiO;h ST.
Eat ST. =. Ia e Bway. 5o>loo. IL
ssr. ioa il i@iih Il. FEB 20. pr m,x
$4,000 ~ "; Q p c. atty Army do
is7TH -" =, 200 . Basy. ;5Issii~
TSia ,n, H a.a s M%ssSS''y, & T,n 70 ~ '' doc
as per bond a;tys, MARKS a ii. "a PARK
Row 81 100
borough OF rhe Bronx
BRYANT Az - 40 ; ies,h 81; ; lots.
Washington Place biis 50, Inc. TO Law
yr'pe c ATTY Lawyer T 4 7 20: $50
SAME pRorERrl-ssme to american
s G.ii , E'Sass rs .S g. i '' n. az Sp mig" stf;
i&iST ST. n :. 100 " B.eknsn av, .5:N
lo7io-Cour;ney Developm-n. co to
Duane : Eve-sor. l3i " list -, Feb -.
due. sc, as per bond. ats, TIE -
BOSToS RD. :0i.. store ltas.--it.i ing
Bernstein 20 Harry Toparnr Isl l. i-9ih
81. Feb 10, inssii.s. s and I y e., atiN
: Glickman. .ss Bway ........ S-tsl
cRESTUN Az. n . cor issth =. ii;INso--
erosion Blug 30 % has u D!ry. :0i.
Morris aN. Or m:ge $4,000. feo %. duy.
&c. as per bond AZ, ] q a 7 90. ~
oi.i>IlLi.E ~. ;-,..5o. e 100 . no.e.
wood st. ;oA!.5-joAn 4 s,hoeH %
Hcnry Klein. 10! r st,h =. tru.. Feb
=. 3 Yrs, : p g, a;;y. T Il 4 I 60. ~
Bvay ....... ........ 3. 400
sT ANS AZ. ~ :. : u ism u. .5NioO
WIN + fitzgerald 20 Thcs + Mtl.duzh.
In. ii3 Alexander A.. d. n.Ee $1,000.
, Feb - -. p C; at'y. T = Mci.aurh
JACKSON Az. 80, " :. sttNi0o-j Pig
none 20 Angelo Jsrnicc,it. IS /: l5.i -.
YEP - ) yrs. ~ y 9 at't. |. 7 & T %:
JEROME Az, c = 20 = ii5'h -. zoos lrres
Philip Woolisy 10 August ka'kho' isi
L elst- -. Feb -. due. G.. az per bona.
atty, Lawyers T & r Co. ip Broai
wy s o. Hn -. % n E- O. a e. e e o. o. q o. Y lsr'H'
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M~k( LIENS.
Manhattan.

s;Til 81. sol and 800 r-Hennins Min.s
agt rae Levinson. owner and on.
t.TH ST. is 20 i3t W-MIi!ken Bros. Inc.
az ~" Lambs on n-r Brown Bros. Inc,
.o-,-,,.or rs 4
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

10Th sr Ej W-Ssmue Da!tx.r e. a
agt pln'oc Hoid!ng Co, Inc. e. a. Nh
/ N.utRST Az. @t-Samue. paithia 81 a
aSt Dun,o- Holding ca 81 al. Mar :.
l'lH .ss.tsHr.. .t.s.F s'ssHs 49,
- lgiJ...... 3
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CHEMICAL 60. BUYS ~ y. j.

The Mutual |henics, Company Of
America has bought from the estate Of
George Nreeland a plot ~253xSi2. on the
west bank OF the Morris canal. extend.
ing TO the Hackensack River. near the
Newark n New York Railroad. at Jcr-
sey City.
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ASSIGNMENTS Or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

an st -a.-ss-rtr, -, ,.-rytov.
;ky % Jennie krsus. rs I: ssd st. ATTY.
ISL A.. F! as ! 'n !" N"ns k5pp. ia..s
spruce st. Queens. atty. same. H.. 81
Kosnis. ,:s wl,7,h 81: atty. IT 20
$50 Bvay' ,,.'.'.' - 80. $500
SAP ST. 10 W Kennedy Tod. ,rls. %,
%u,; MIG e.: 40 bm"> 8, soo
EossnSers Ru'ser., :, ,s.ooO
'ST Az, e mn - 'o>'0VI inoGao
,sTT AZ w n 9 " e,r essh :, =, s>ioc-s.n,e =
anne ats, c'a' $ ROSENBERG. . n.,s 10:
vxnsn .,- .o,n =, ,iiossO
MOVE norrry sMav. Bank to Mu,u4l Ii in.
co. ;. Nassau ST atty l. T c.. d"o
Mhsp pnE ~. s...s.S TIE ln- 60 %
Minus ~. In. co. .. Nassau S SSs
MSpIsoS * . /, f" h. i ~ ~; "a >.
Bmay iss.,og"
llZAbEF 81 ,Minh'e nMe.m"",,
rus 10 "'"s =" tScnn
TIL sr 81 W III av. % sx9a =
Alb.r, uuick to wihelmins krooss ~
.sTH ST. n :. ia = ;th .y. 1901. !rr.g,
Moses y,s s,eaiari s II. ~ Bnay 500
;aTH ST. . >, $: " PARK aw, isSs',J
Row. iiampsh,rc. Eng. s,tys, cadwal.:
SANE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to J Il I.e Roy.
Won,signe. France atty sam. ...- 81
SAME PRDPERTY-Ssne - IL 4 {
TAYLOR, "a Portsmouth, + l.. aiiE.
same ..,-,,- 10 o""
,sT Az. o03-S Y r.tle lns co - Rrct"t'
Sc. calvary Church.. l"3 L. -lS st,'.aS
ny ms -, ID, nW.E >'n:L'm
GOTH ST, llo-ll- W-uar".nr !. N"eh."
20 J Bulova Co, - Naii"n zane a',.,
,aorii ST y E-Ma'y A. Thornton 90
Neil p ,uliom, l3s l. 3sth 81, ALL.
r u Elder. j., ~ broHl 81 ,i."'
ll-Tu - s.rn ',"t"N - Elm,
ait}sN VOL =. n, .ua ~.
'",h -. S-hnai.r I.nv Lex a., ATTY.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Goodwin Il Goodwin and l.. j. Phil
lIps a co. have rented for Martin Me-
Hale TO y. II. Adler the private house nj
5i2 West 1891 street.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

ST. ,:s Z. store and basement
RosAlic cohn 10 fsnatx iIus,iG and ano.
w L ssth 81, Eel. yrs from Dee l..
isis atty. Morris cukor. So tars
Az. .i,o;. sr-,sami J~o,eph.on and
ano 20 Philip Net,er. so W 18th NJ. .
Ers from Nov !. 1918. atty. Edw "
;,sMr"'s: cedsr ,es,ioo
Ensci 20 Josef Koc,k. 81: L list 81. 5
Yrs from May l.. 1915; auy. Ehl,ns
uBvg 20 80 3; AIMS ......... $500
ST. lai.S3. store and base.
ment-G'ovsnni Lordi 20 Louis V rigasy.
is3. Bieechcr 50. . yrs from May :.
BRnSpwAy iaas ..o. IA s,,:.o
Rrosdoay:Thirty-nfh Stree Keats
torpn to Peer korr. :3s y ss,h -. 10
Nrs tom MAY !, 1915. a;;y. & : No-n.
GoiRo"N" 81. ;s.si ,i-joc,s n;,eg
90 Eo.. Ro>er;hai. ~ Penn a.. Rhi,n.
.oSrs from Msr l., 1915 atty. r iicnlS.
Bronx.
BoSToN RID. :0l: cigar s,and-Eiw Nc.
Shan. 10 lrNIng bernstein. $40 stephens
~; . Yrs from Feb /, 1916 ATTY. Jos y
Schul'S. $50 B~ay. 1880
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bronx,

18TH ~. - =, TOO . Valentine a.. asNio)
Julius E kN"Cnig ag' Na'Id, and
Angus " san Holian. owners. Angus,
II Nou iinDen. contractor. ........ $500
STEBRENS Az, " :. 100 n 1884 -. ;sN
i3s i- Abraham Gilman sgt Sirai Con
grcgatipn NJ The PronN, owners. Jari.r
e.. Inc. contractors. ..-......... s:eS.J0
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re following decisions were handed
down yes, rday L., the Appellate bi-
,.on Frat Department
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WASHINGTON. reb 1.-THE da, oil
IN 'he Supreme Court fof MoudaN-S Nos
tss go ;osl. Gsi. 49,, 100 tand IUip SIS.
So. - ,ani 7G.l, NJ. - and -o!.
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d

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
Room so2. Army Bidding. 10 Whitshtt
Sr.et. Srw York city.-Sea,cd proposals
for drrdcirg in Newark Raw and passs.c
Hivsr. y. J.. w!i Re received her" unit,
- VI February 80. 1915. ana then opened.
information ~ application.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AM PM An
Sun ris0 .o:j3' sun sets 5:ti Moon rises / 80
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk ~ :i2 Gov. la. ~ 81 iIcr Gate ...2:r,
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Ssndy Hk. : ~ Gov Isl. : As Hell cate ..p:cs
Asfved-FRtDAY. February 80.
- Kansas City, D:O = N THURSDAY, Bris.
tol, Feb .
Ss Omega. | =. NJ. Cari,n, rrh. L..
So Matoppo. . A. NJ, London. Feb
81 kena. 10 rs A ". Glasgow, Feb .
Sc Califoriic. I? A. NJ. Havre. Eel, :,
Feb. Il. 80 "-'e"'
IS Llis Blanca, s1j A. NJ, Tuxpan. Feb.
fuegos, Feb. 70.
- City OF Columbus. saw annah. Feb. e
6 Son'no. galveston. Fsb 10
% Jamcsiovn. Norfolk Feb q
80 Wanna hats, BALTIMORE. Feb 81.
IS bertha, Norfolk. Foh ..
ARRIVED FROM NEW yocx
So s'smpsl'a. a, Naples.
SAILED o NEw YORK.
S. Rotterdam. from Falmou.a
50 Calaniares from Haya-a.
So MEXICO, from SassaI
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West side.
west Of f!'th a, between Fourteenth and

lioth sis.I
ST. t0s ". . =. NJ " 9th aN. .oN50.:
-Jno , Forster to rhos Fi;zpatrics. sos
W.j5th 81, mtg" $4,000. oct -. 1915;
address. ~ s'h aN...... 800
7tTH ST. II =. NJ = Amsterdam aN. lsN
iot Mar = Si,burg 20 sarah per.
irlngham. 1871 " ;t;h -. mtec $50. 600.
ALI usns. q e. Mar %. 1914. attEs Rose
e.D SIR -: ". $50 " Columbus az.
ls6Nl0o.s- blts- + ki,k 80 Henry Mid.
dendur'. i5i W ISIS, -. nige $1,000.
Feb -. attys. Salter q :. 40 Nassau
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Il . cor .tth ~. 7s>
irrrx Moe 'Ai3ss-IrN!ng Arms feal Is.
tate corpu - Gsl~-Na; Realty 20. IL"
Bway. mtse s!s5.ooo. Feb 20 s;;y. ~
Natanson. 10 B"aH ....,. .. si"o
s3TH ST, 1870 W. = =. 40: = Amsterdam az,
i~7Sioos-E;hei n Burden 20 chas l.
burden. on pr. misses, 1. part. mtge SO,
ooo. oct :. 1871: ATTY. \ A Schopp. -
SANE PROPERTY. i;,ioO. ~s--charics L
Burden. Jr. 10 chas J. B.rden. ST. GA
premises. mtgc $4,000. DC, 20. 1917:
SAME PROPERTY-Ssme to same. /,
part. m'ge $4,000. confirmation OF above
deed. Feb 10, atty, same .............N
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by James J. Donovan,
GOTH ST. 81. l.. y =, tos.6 = Alexander
ave. .jNioe. : sly frame house-M 4
MONS. as extrS, ag' J y Cannon 81 Al.
due, $3.50. 20: taxes. $50 ~ to the plain
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FIRE RECORD.


- - "|"'F N'|F"T
These may orders were Is .~d:
Lieut. W Il kiipatr.SI from Boston
yard to the ozark
Assts'sU. ~iSNaas;-' \ II Eiiir- from
she Saratoga - Puget Sour,i Naru
Passed A~.!.Hu, surgeon II = Walton
~ \aNai Hospital cans. ~. - /. Assistant
surgeon e T. Stephenson from the Muu.i.
nos 4 t. ne oIi-hs
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REAL EsrATE--OCT or TOWN.
THE OSiY SAFE way for q prudent
man TO- buy Q country home fully -.
- COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
20 west 3cd 50. Phone Mad. ga sase.
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Uptown.

Manhattan Island. north o. iioth St,
i2iTH ST. = = - e Mornings!de Ev. .1.iOx
lo".il-l.oui- W Meyer to Matilda FRI
-imons, Us " 1924 -. mtg. s.i 900. Feb
20 atty. Wn L clare, lSj Bway......i
i.,TH ST. : :. i15 = Bway. 5oxioo Ii
l.eona Holding CorpI to Howard II Nc
George. - Shddys!de sN. Summi. y !,
mise $4,000, Fec 20; atty. A u Lyons.
i3isr ST i3i ". n 5. 3:s " i.enos av.
lGN?s ii-Lawmor Realty Co 30 l. Hurd
sanford. ~. jefferson az. Bklyn. m,gc
$500, FEB -: ATTY. y r ! co. 1855
It'll Av. %:aG..Io. " :, IS : ,ss;n ~. ain
sll-Licdcrman Realty Co to Morris
fiorea. 1913 L l23d ST. intge s6s. 600. F,b
10TH ST. :. $50 " Buay. 5oxsai trore.
closure Jan 3i-Jo l. Kelly. ref. 10
Marx ottinger. 20 T. 10Th ~. and ano.
Feb IS. atty. Nathan ot,!nss-. lsi
RNty .. 400. 900
BROADWAY. u $. $50 . :o.th s, 3oxlSo-
J Romano brown TO Mary A Dean. Syc-
am"re a. and esd -, and Fannie +
Welsh, Is r 7ist st, Feb 10. atty. l. T
& T CO. 1850 Bway. ....... .Eychsr ge
BROADWAY, n 5. 100 . aotth -. 5oxi5o-
same and ano to J Romano Brown. $40
Convent aN, Feb ......... Exchange
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TRANSACTIONS
TRANSFERS,


WITH name and address of lender and
attorney n attorneys name 10 omi,,eI
address party OF first part)
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Feat side.

' " ''.u u'tWeN" roar'eeH'"
anu NOM sta'
.isT ST. .os.t =. =. IS = Sd av. 10 lSsc-
Mary Schi.nrr to Peter II Sehiefer, :
iiaH p. Feb Z, rcrecorded from Feb
~
- Az. oi:. -. 100 = cath 81. :a3Si3--
David Nogel 10 Ciataca Incorporated.
lss Bway. mtg &si. 900. Oct 2. 1915. atty,
VIM + Glare. 1885 Bway. ........ 800
Eth st, $ SIS y 20 a.. :oxioo 3
40 i SSH ST, mtg $500. ali Items, NAV
II. 1908. atty. y Y T | 10. i3j Broad.
way 800
I'D AN, = I. EOS n SD st. b.sx3o--Ai Albert
DE silscr. ref. to Grand Lodge Of the 4 =
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Munro, ass West 1881 ct. mtg 1890.
Jan 20: atty. T 7 Co. 100 Bway 500

M~ORTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
1loN utOWn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Liars Betrayed by Their Breath

XVT HEN man is telling a lie he
w breathes differently from when
he is telling the truth. The diff
ference was discovered by means of some
tests made upon his students by Pro-
fessor Benussi, Of Graz
He prepared cards bearing letters fig
ures and diagrams, and distributed these
among his pupils. They were required
to describe the cards correctly, except in
certain cases when the cards were
marked with red star and the students
receiving them were required to describe
them falsely.
Each student was watched carefully
by his fellows who, ignorant of the ma.
ture of the card, tried to judge from his
manner whether he was telling the truth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

fortune OF his grandfather. J. B. Hagg1n.
That share was conservatvely esti-
mated at ten million dollars.
Il guess found myself again now
all right" said Mr. Haggin..
And SO they were married
Because he had found the turning Of
the lane on Long Island, Haggin took
the great Hyde mansion on the hills
back OF Port Washington. This old house
he filled with treasures Of art Outside
he accumulated thousand OF dollars
worth more of polo ponies, hunters dogs,
automobiles and practically every thing
else money could buy.
There MIR. Haggin and Mrs. Haggin
talked OF life's surprises, and particu.
larly the one that had come to them.
Did you ever know any one had more
ups and downs than II" he asked Quiz.
ideally. Nine months ago thought |
was down and out, and won't try TO
guess what my friends thought-and to-
day am up and enjoying life as
haven't enjoyed IL since ! was Kid.
It's lesson for the pessimistic.
He rose. Come into the hall a minute,-
he said
Beside the largest phonograph ever
onilt was placed a drum-thc kind OF
drum that Vernon Castle would give his
military wings for. 1t vas fes,ooped
"''p all varieties Of noise. making nipple.
ilehts-co"oells triangle, tom.tom,
chinese drum, rattle, cymbals, steamboat
whistles and baby squawker, and he
side 1t stood its partner in cacaphony
niue but vicious snare drum. Its
snare all right said Haggin. tapping II
soothingly with the drumsticks. "but inst
lsten a minute, and you'll find It's M
delusion"
He turned on the phonograpb. as tina
audience closed his ewes and crineed
1asgln played the drum. the phonograph
played the music. and the audience.
some what 10 his surprise found that the
CON oihatlon was not so bad; in fact.
nnnass!n IN mis- famous character of the
rune Hater would have admitted him.
Seii-lt was Gol darn good"
So dreams seem to have como true IN
your case" the reporter ven,ured -
Just wait till you see Bonnie" re-
toTted Ben with cheerful conviction.
Bonnie came in.
mer husband looked at her admirin Civ
10 you wonder I'm in no hurry TO
get pack 10 the city," asked Ben Ali
am going to stay here and live the
KIND or life my Kentucky ancestors loved
ana which | love. too" he stated quietly
no anu III tne ran am going to roll up
my sleeves and do some real paintine-
netter, hope. than anything I have done
yelEyou see am only thirty.two and i've
chance to grow YETI
~. "A man finds out sooner or later that
It's not great to be rich or anvthing elsa
unless he has his work to drive him,
anu woman to love him-As for ma
I've got 'em both--at last" "0
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Lost Everything Worth 7
While IN Life---and
How Fortune Changed
His Mind By Giving
Him a Beautiful Bride
and $lO,OOO,OOO

herself. This was Bonnie Glass. the very
well.known dancer. Miss Glass wasn't
in the same case as Mr. iaggin by any
means. She had her work and was i'm
mensely interested in it, also she did
not suffer at all for dollars. and she had
excellent health But Miss Glass had
lost something she had once thought she
had and some time ago discovered that
she hadn't. In brief. Miss Glass had di-
vorced her husband.
Mr.. Haggin decided to take walk on
the sands in melancholy aloofness and
make the first attempt to get himself
back
Miss Glass decided to go down and
take a swim and sec ii the sea wouldn't
wash some annoying thoughts out of her
pretty little head
Mr.. Haggin. walking. saw suddenly a
brightly colored umbrella on the sands.
Under its mushroom top sat a girl in a
bathing suit. She was golden haired and
blue eyed and her figure was strong and
slim. Anyone who has ever seen
Bonnie Glass dance needs no description
OF her graces. Mr.. Haggin looked with
all his eyes-he had never seen Bonnie
before, il should be said
What girl to paint" he exclaimed
10 himself. lie looked around and oddly
everything seemed different The sea,
instead OF being sad. laughed and
sparklcd; the cry OF the guls had lost
its melancholy; the sun had turned golden
again. Something had happened 10 Ben
Ali Hassin. but he didn't know what it
was.
Bonnie Glass, looking up, saw simply
Observation-Disclosures chap striding
hastily back To the hotel
Ny said She TO herself, IL wonder
If frightened him awayo He has a
nice walk anyway" she thought Now.
don't see why ! should frighten any
one"
She hadn't. Mr.. Haggin was getting
back TO the hotel as fast as he could 20
to find someone vino knew who she was
ana TO get an immediate Introduction.
BEFORE She could get up. almost. he was
pack with the right person. ntroduc1ions
followed. the friend considerably
chaced himself and the two sat through
IN" long Summer afternoon
what Hasgin found first was his odd
love Tor his work The spark of ambition
inc girl on the sands rckindled, grew.
Inc next day Bonnie sat for the artist
and many day thereafter Perhaps she
saw deeper into liaggin's own heart than
II" 0ld h!mScif--at any rate, he found
her a never-hagsing inspiration. When
the hfst portrait was finished it was
hung in the theatre where the dancer
was then appearing. 1t was a splendid
work and il created widespread com.
ment Orders for portraits began to
flow in
iiaggin had rcgained his artistic
prestige he had also regsineci the hold
on Fortunes skirts that his brushes gave
him. lie had found part of himself at
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81 not Inc watchers were unable to
Judge with any certainty.
Under the direction of Professor Pa.
huss1' the time occupied in jnsniration
and expiration was measured ana 49,
measurement was taken again imme.
a tha after he finished. It was found
tnat the utterance of a true statan,ont
always diminished the ouotient oh.airas
oy dividing the time of inspiration nv the
time of expiration. ny t"e
Or. Anton Rose, commenting on these
results, remarks that the discovery fnr.
nishes certain criterion between truth
ana laisehood For even a clever liar is
l,heS 10 iall in an attempt to escape
H 500 oy breathing irregularly, Pro-
men are unable voluntarily to change
their respiration SO as to affect the result.
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"h'en ne is an associate. When the
CRITICS saw it. as literary friend of his
put Ito. Ben Ais name led all the
resi- haggin had come back.
~ her beautiful home, in Fifty-second
street, New York. decorated from ex.
'raVagantly picturesque designs by the
Baron de Meyer, Bonnie Glass showed
nasgin another side of her personality.
iere she was the hostess. the charming
lady OF the world. But what began TO
called.
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The pennies began to

iast-hs art. The pennies began tc
grow again 10 dollars
Lack had come back to Mr.. Haggin
and now it was loves turn to take the
return road.
The painter suddenly began siege
OF the dancers heart. So that his star
subject might have the proper back
ground when she posed for him, he took
larger studio and fitted it up lavishly
The Old oak panellirg came directly
from Lord Nelson's house. Tapestries,
venetian mirrors, great Italian screens,
Copyright. 1916. by the Star Comp
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and brilliant hric-a-brac
were purchased and
placed about as seem
cry for his mascot i'm
mediately.
The stu les and
sketches he made of her
multiplied. He finished
two life-sized portraits
Of her. one of which he
exhibited at the Ma.
tional A ca d @ my. of
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The problem was to cut the
dancer out from all other admirers.
A day never passed without his high
powered racer at her door waiting
10 take her out. There we're only
Two seats 10 the car Ben Ali laid
careful plans, and successful ones.
to sidetrack offerings of flowers from
rivals to her. This meant that he
had to spend thousands of dollars
Tor scented tokens OF his own af
fections and he did so with much
gladness.
For instance, one night the audi
ehce was astonished to see passed
over the footlights to the smiling
Bonnie a bunch Of orchids, one
thousand Of them-in festoons and
clusters. Haggin was determined
not to do things by halves, and
y knowing that the stage favorite must
,have bouquets or pine away, he went
ne limit, That bunch of orchids cost
II exactly one thousand dollars! Bon.
lie was his mascot and he dared not
ose her.
AT last the dancer succumbed. She
greed that il would be very pleasant tn
Ter to be Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin. And as
hough fortune had thought that she
lad not done enough, with the PROPOSAL
anne the news to Haggin that he had
alien heir to share of the immense
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-20

open Sor the dimes and quarters
that should 20 into your cash reg
ister hnt which -gnlr clerks-carry
across 10 The saloon, solely because
the saloon is there and convenient.
when you spend a quarter AT the
bar. pat Il down in a pass book. and
Keep track Of e for. say month
Ask yourself the question: why
Go drink" aud sce II It is not al
most entirely because OF the con.
yenience the saloon affords and not
because you need Il
Finally. buy before you drink
when the salesman calls For your
protection take careful invoice OF
The stale goods on your shelves ana
note how much you ordered after
trips 20 ne saloon-not because you
needed the liquor but 10 be
, sociable
make these suggestions because
7 want 20 put the grocers 10 think.
ing about their business and It's re-
lation 20 the saloon. Not every
grocer meets he conditions por
traycd But every grocer knows
scores OF other grocers vho do meet
most Of them what I am trying
20 do is 20 point ont basis for get
ting az the real relation OF the sa-
loon % business ! submit that II
the saloons are costing the grocers
of Greater Detroit anything like
s. 500 900 or over three times as
much as 'he saloons pay in licenses
. q ts mighty poor business 10 license
'hem
II s1ch is true. the grocer ought
% know b.. and, II the people per
sist in licensing saloons 70 pray