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O O Ei S
A w
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D AUX!
77
K
V
LITERARY CRITICISM
AND BOOK NEWS
Charles B. Towns's Book on Drugs: A I load
long Crusader?A Handbook of I leraldry
Reminiscences ol a Referee.
DRUGS.
?.
n , ? .i . n i
sir. Town?
I this S clev<
vert?a? 'hat -a
inp !
the rxpe:
?
l'ew liberal readers v>','.l he so
. il and eat
ness aro apparent enough on
page, yet it ma* ?
he recretti ?i t'i at he .has c
the simplest course te
such mlegivinga. Ths little pu
the v recant s
? ional legislation against I
hablt-fonnti - Is largely a
utab'.e to I . that in thin
lime he "sun-? op his experience,"
warnii g tho ]
?.in?' even ?bo-.
tors,' es a ptacti
mode of cuii." >?'?
were onlj r and
definite Mr Towns'? t
some measure disarr
think perhaps that he cxajccmti-'
merits of his cure, but t':.
eay that he had failed to
fair ,. ; ; rtofl ' ' put it to a test
In a word, Mr. Tovvi.ii '? j-.u?
ticular enough la the account '..? ?
of hie work. It may bo ml wit
-njustlce that even the pr
Mne is want!:.*. ".Ve may. ir.c
gather a general idet? of the cours
?er.r he a| proves, h I
have been inf.: ??? etter to de
B whole chapter to a description of
?-on M, . in if it were I
cite a con
it andeubt?
clear ?
?
'
bio root ne.
'
a recon
-
? ? h
?
; ho n:
?
?
?
... reneralil
? der ar;
of 1
?
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-
put t
...
?
lasjll hoi, a
alcohol is thi t?mate ?
of tobaco. ' .
? " ? .-ical and r?guler ser ?
means that th ir cour
in persons ti
posed to the
goes further. He , ?
bacco "prepare tl ?? ??? ij
diseases of all ki:,,' too, it
eoasaaonly the Rrat at
tion, and ourh', thei
by ell a- aomi
mlachief;
'o say that to his thinking "i
moking
ing humanity to-da" "
l quit
. ? ? :to arnokir
blinded the
deed It la h
? many aie |
regarding I at k ^ ?
mplete oque bile a: pressin
.c ata ' at I borroneo of opium smol
It is unrei
?.able, I
, that tl
on of opium cui;h' to be extended t
bacco. is nc
? ry moc
Hte in tl.
SI
?
Dae opium only i
the pipe, and i exl modera
it is certain, ;
csaployera In CI na basa tolerated th
i, ..
the justice of Mr. Ton ? neloaloi
? nined in tl
cause th* le to look with ,
I a dm;
? - own." la It no'
Me ihn: ? - In realitj
sed by Ita experiei ee of op
I at home"
Joetifying abhorrence of to
- arguments tl Si
? I powers of
\ ' nia | >yer he
',. ataoke h' t1.* age of :w
Ii bea
How man; nia ] lyera an,l
gai s have mads th?.
? begii ? ng tj
: ge - \ great billiai
? who doea i
,. | ,. <r re of a ? g when
ppoi I 01 '
' I
U French 1 ? ih bill
\ .
?.s r,ere ihr greatest playera of thrlr
?' ?
lliard plnyrr who
boosted to Mi
i.-, er
talkir ? not pitiful that
Mr. Towns should '? ?? to r <D I
It may easily be f these
instar .'?? s>
It ?ill snrpi a no ???". therefore, ta
i
learn th.it he la ene i ? he he
I lieve that ino^t bays who po
there b; c garettes.
They begin bj smoking on the sly, an 1
thus Irai ii . ? 1 hen the
te pay far thai i ttes, and nu.v
"resort to obtain
? " t Itimately they may meet
other naughty bo>s of their kind, em
? ?.>? b" led to pool roo n
gambling, te plac?
even to place ?' |
I cf bol h sexei " I n
"the boy
he smoking ol
?
i . ? -, ?
wonderful how many eontrive to i
this . . , tenes of erents,
: ,: fluei i of the
drnp.
1 ? - .. the more powerful
"r. To? n? holds t
are mainly n haee
tel
-
It oui by a recent
at the PI ll
wheie - of i lli caaes it wa
ha patientr
1 nd acquji I v m doctoi '
IS. No general conclusion
can be drawn from :? l short a se
? . but before accej
Mr. Tot lemnation of
?v.-- ? ..??'. ' would h? well
? icnce. His wild
cone'.' I tobacco show him W>
he a I: r, and, 1 '-ides,
ni lucky in th.>
doctors he has met. In Edinburgh he
found an i nolle In the !
who a]
'?' n
the drink.
.hat
thi'i ? of
Berlin
bet
-? hee: -sein
:.! and
HERALDRY
i
Its Hfsl R lam and Deco?
rative Value-*..
I . ? !
icracy
ecome
?
- than
uston
\
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?
i
. milj.
l< ofii
irge
?
?'
i raldry, he
.? ? .
?
gendary
? i
tcrpre
cha r gi
> gives ? ?
?
. her
paintit me or a pro
, ?. excel
eing repro
.
THE MANLY ART
Prizefights, l?ri/ot?^htcrs. Ama.
leurs and Patrons.
I IHK I I ?? K BOJ
' I
a
an introduction
?? name
, ?a e\??? -n In this
ithor.
Mr. '
!!?? ,s, nat
?
: . a mo
? ' :
.
?
IB]
dearly
great pride
i : ' , In the form ^f
resented to
. as a memento of the
? ? at Smith battl
essor of a
ite Tom
?: the
? noblemen to
? -, re much la?
'
? we had sl
ways .... . . .. ,. ;.?
? > ' tad States
,,*.d a head
not woolly !
' have
nu/zle
luded. Has
.
that I We be?
term, Mr.
John
I Itssiro
?
l ??.?
.
if them
? i same way as
? ? ? ? tted ni<>.
i
Kultur have
i : nlariza
? - ? ink and file
for t
Lord Hobertl tnd
? hich are a
i turn
: ...
.'der.
?M-??????""_?I-.l?-.*_-. >'^ky<?u_M__<--i______________FI-_.-_
i i ?N I Rl
errette! rheii
i (cepl*. i v as eyes and ht arl an i
i Im ? y??ungesl N ear il - circle spin
I he Old< l of 1 if? '< O imediei begins.
i ?. far." j?.i ? . I. JI !??? /,?.'?,-?? i>v etsaaea
?
THE BRONTES AS POETS:
A DEFINITIVE REVIEW
The Collected \ e ol ' : rlotte, i mil . Anne >>vd
Branwell lirontf?Emily the Only True Poel
-Hranwrl!'.'?? I niiilfilled Promis ?
Undar the title ef
Mr. Arthur ('. Henson Iiri ed ted
lection from the poe"
Emily, Anne ?'.,1 ?Irai.well Br
? ?
(?. P. Putnam's Sons. Part ? s i
review of the book : i the I. ndon
Men" ave given ht
in his introduc hit vol
M-, Benaon aayai "it ma*
? ted that t'ne inte;?
ii- entirely centred o;, the
i!y. If it had not been foi
?. di?t']
the pot-iry of th? , 1er thiee w
have l! tin
?
nearl 1 be g
i ' ' ? ? . " ? ? :
geniui i have -o oi
-? ??) be
pr.'re.'i., ol Irr relations. And t
? ? ? : unq is ,? .. la Of Bi
?? -. ? ? ? .,n . ,? i
b :? of both i karlotte ?? ?
; ? ' tact .- tha ihey were
? ? hi ?? i ?? has s i
enough i.f ? ?
acter .,f two a/omen who ? ?! worn
'
e. For ' ?
eai
i to thoae
..... . t
r re ' ng u ii
? i winch the only <?
'ne pa?
lev?te i . v
, '.....
kable
a 16, in
-y."
iind .!'? ii ?tel; mark re ]
????- ite i
teen lines. M as Ch
?tte's work
? i ':*? been
? ' Il
B i II
? '
lected poetr) .i 1910, i
ed ail
? Mr. Benson give ?ny authori
?en.al evidence it
if Mr. ] ? ike ?"'"l i hi
lotte's ,i he es f
her a moni? ' i
?
AH th ? ?? ay to detn
fron, the fine gil that i e ae me
niable <..tributii e Engli
novel, i>'..t merelj l i t ?
(lauget evident froi
volume? aa the one bet - of aiio
?ng the e gil activil
?? authoi '> tl a' ? ach i et
ment 'h'? s not wan
Mist. Un kii and ? jrle made a ve
poor job of their attempts to wri
poetry wt
pewei and we ca?
g-a-e " il for "Jane
? ' A' ? ? *
already mentioned, for pi | .r
If,tie !'??
of the emotional preaaure I
"self into rhyth patti ' ? <
t ion, no t rai e ol
snd ordering "f void- tin! me tl
i.'.ete imaginative exp<
rience, nor ha? i' even any ?hsr. ,
? v ? ,. 11 i . , . ,
ga\ e v., min h i ,
to Of ?
the higher ehs
anly - ?? es
us the eaaure ?
ng expert a h
iff there is an Ol
fsin^'.T charming
i? rsre, and her claim ?<, poetr; a
III - ?<a. n Charlotte's,
(if a g:ea*. deal i
? erse very mud - . .
be said aa of tha ?? rs. 1
bean tha stamp ' aaiacter a? , - ?
and her charar'"
!'. .'
(lo.l g thil it live
without
facta which have b-i '
every ??. rd that has b?
lier from the t
ters. Again, "f ha
minds rlei r as te our de
preasiva and heroic cl aractei of in
e?:im?bi? value in tbe world's 1 usi
? i- .. : ? ? | v mora
;,?ar witne
?
moner thing thai '? ?
We
jay hard';., linca t
??? poorest work, an
bat iv. - stinct
for rhythi
.... ,
we t tify Mr.
" rente
I to a
i , ? ? . ? ?
.
of En ? ? ?not
g to tl
: ? . . '
mic " end !
practice ?f pack ?? ..
? m i
?
of co rice ?
a for the
I
of I
; o .... g
. aciiiei
And yi'' Mr. Benaon, as t1.
fute him elf at any ee l Inee hai
? ? lapaai I ? ? itement s
the technical Intereat of Em ?
CUrli ? ? ? us ?a footnotes
-1 r- u<ed "heini," ?'"> "playing
Hables, tl . ? 11 e p r, ?. ng hei
nical skill
? i .
1 led to
-
...
? ? **e quaii
A,
? ? ?
? '
I
of I
?
over agaii
fused . -
?magerj ' ? -
-
. . tself for mi
? ? i '
tional exprs s rathe
sy well have dei ?
the less? f Gray. The i
arer. h 1843
insurance
'
? \ that poet
r be any d
n yeai ? ? have "A :
' - ..
f, rm certait " I
?
?? own The far as we <
t, 'i from the
?
I ." with
? . ?'
r
?i
have a ]
...
. schien
the noti
linst
make but a ? n all gatl i i
?five to the author of one of the m
?
\i ? highei '. nction of ha
? -
. . ?mains to bi
r '
i Mr. Be
...
< ? twent
1)1 an v. ?
characte it was f
elf and
the ball
?
i
wasti
? : ? ,
gedj
a its last b
? ? ' ? faeti Th
ipite of
?
to no i
. . ? ? ?
there . n ts a t r* ?
. ..
l! Ml Komi- \\|> PREPAREDNESS.
\ i of B
" ?? King i
he pro
? i ?
thi
to t
? i Nat
t the first
?
r
_ Germai
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! by the i
-, ? I
the beginning
i
? >
indai :
?
I
Germs
i
;
V ? ?
.;. wai
:
ind it lea wii
REPELS COTTON
BUGS.BUT-WHEW!
Harding'sAsaf?tidal Plant
Also Frightens His
Neighbors Away.
WEEVILS DECLINE
DINNER INVITATION
Spend Summer Elsewhere When
rest li Needed Harding We
garded as a Burbank.
Tl* Trtbiir.? Buril .
ilagtaBi Dee. II. "People inj
gtaa regard W. P. G. Harding)
Reeerva Hoard, as a linar I
i.d an Alabama cotton planter era
to-night, "but dov.n mould Blrmiag
am we think ha is a second i.uther
Burbank. He has propagated a eel
ton plant which smells so strong of
tida that ? avoid it as
though il ware i plague, and yel I
It apparently n?1 chsngid i I
?i thi slightest degree, Wt ara
hoping that he liai - . ad ' I
boll weevil problem by depriving
of his only food."
; ? ? ? ?
thi planter, Mr. 1 e d t h e
idea ol . ng t
rev il. He
11 ut other i those whii I ?
i rage person could not tell from
?ottoti m the aai would not
iched hy the weevil, which
howevei I can plant'
?ht.
section < ? kyard
? it rminirham, Mr. Harding et eut
a lew cotton plai i m the >arli
tly anoint ???! them
'A ban 'he budi sp
I he iprinkled them erlth the
nut:, so with the blossom, and
? ton. At ihe end of the
preeei ed thi .I
? ii the
ring-. That
?
?
I'hile
? ?
?
?
:
?
?
precio
iv?
I hm ?ware," said the plant
have i
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l h a vi
at t
NEW INCOME TAX PLAN
tasociation Headed by J. J. Hopper
Send?. Memorial to Wilson.
in has receive,i
.?ion for an Equitable Fed?
eral 1 ? IRce * ut. :tuu
i
...
lividual in<
Hur
?
aims particulai
obtain a ra ? ax on
? pecially on
ired from
1,0 '
me. It is planned b) I
i., : i
gresa.
John J Hoppe
Among ot
ire A ? I I . ! '
r| ot, Calvi Pi mkl i, Fn
Howe, Professoi John Dewey, the Rev.
? - '.!.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
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FLATIRON PROPERTY SOLD
l'an el Ha? lt?-en 0?n?l In Same I am
Hy for Neerrj .? Cantorjr.
i, .1. Phillips A I " have sold an
"natiron" an Broadway, which
la 0f the triangular block
bounded bi Broadway, fifth si MM
An terdam av,
II is located al the [unction of these;
three "rets, directly oppr>?>te the
inch, which was former!
? , the Drake estate, this <irch
known as Prake? Polly. H i
within oni block of the lifth si
Uon of th? I The proper* v
10g feet on Broadway Hnd le i
ii .t on Amsterdam av
The estate of William B. Ishem. the i
eller, has owned 'he property for
nearly B eentury. The purchaser H
i i ..,,?. Davies, who bought it rot
? ment.
PARK AV. BUILDING PROJECT
|7Se,eSt l?>an for the BfOCtioa Of Tall
iportsnant.
II-,. ?.- ?? York Central H
through its subsidiary, ths Nee lark
.- tat? Realty snd Terminal < on
borrowed 17*0,000 from tin- Metr?poli
ten Uf ineurane? ( onapony wtta
which to finance the enction of u
twelve atory apartment hooae, to coat
?500,000 on 'he northweet eom<
?ar? ar. and ,*i4th st. The loan :
,n 1926, an I la to be at 54 and B per
fl Pollerton-Weavor recently
I the ?,-??? l ' ind will < red
portaient _
MANY BUSINESS
PLACES LEASED
Demand for Loft Space in
Buildings on Hast and
West Sides.
\ ert B. Aahforth, Inc.. leared a
tiuor at 10 Ea ?t, te Kos
Gotthelf; .-pun- at 106 Ea I IStk si , to
the Frirce?^ Kmbroulery ?'ompany; at
452 rifth av., with Coin & < o., to l?oc
tora Samuel Doekow and William ht.
Addleoton; with the Croes A Brown
Company, offlo 6S6-671 Fifth av.,
corner 53d it, to Alice I). Millar, Ba?
it rno ' Cyril F. Pack and A.
Acker, Mer
?
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\ ? ' vit ?
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X. I' ? '? '?' ?' I
!.. 1 incklyn
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'
-
i Green ?
expired tel m
ase, thi
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Peter Ka
' ts in 11 Ea ?
* t st., to ? Com
. ? , it ?
it
. for a
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: to the
. . ,.
?'. tern i Spring
t. and 1 irth av., I
, Il lof)
. I 391-93 1
Mayer ?
? '?:? . a
?-..'. - rented the
? ?
-? . ?? the Fuhr Wall Pa] ? i
tern of ? ? ..?
,.cre-it?
West 271 renl
to Kaufman Br< , Hacker Pie
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S64 Bi
for 1
lacComh Mot? I Coi
I ?
?lei .1
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p ? ?. -,
; a/eat
, to H. J
r Walter J.
'?' ? ? I2d
. Wi ? I2d ' . ?
,v, to
?
Brooklyn Sales.
'i ? ?... r Joi
L ? '? S Co., teai
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Hill
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E. 1 itoi
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corner for I
t Hills Ii
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Saies in Auction Rooms.
? ii- t i
?:o st. . . . - .
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MAOISlI* AV
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New ?'.iilfhuer Plans,
i 3
The Kronx.
D*lY A. ...
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Mteratioue.
FR ROAD. ? I
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(.LEKl AV ? ? i : I - ? ,
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Books Bou?ht ? ;
ks aosssstSj w.nt*?.
s
? M..TI
.a it to thoir
^e ?<> , ommui Icate witn us be?
fore dlepoelng ot - -oiiec
i ? - *? , . - - ...
' r< moval
HENRY M.M.K \.\ ?
.. reel <
? ? - feL Broad
,. 4 ? I -Ol r-OI -PatINI -BOOKS''
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":AUTOGRAPH LETTERS
is \ i ? i li K ? : i \ . ? m i s
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BANKER BUYS
BIG APARTMENT
Emerson McMlllin Invests
in West H6th Street
Structure.
The i.oton H. Blawaea Ceaapaay has)
?old for the F.ighty-slxth Street and!
West Knd Avenue Company (Mi.likenl
a Moeller) the new twelve story apart '
ment hotise at Bf We?- fJtl at., on!
plot 72x100 fe?', between West Bad !
gad Riverside I>rn<
'1 he btiyer is Krner.'on McM;i!!r . ' '
. who iri-.es in part payment, h is ,
saea, at the northeast corner of
? i lids Drive and 104"i st. It is a
four story dwelling with a two,Story ,
extension, on a plot fronting '?'?? feet
I I>nve nnd 100 feet on lOvbAat
I'lhr. Kfith U. apartment is one I ty>
similar structures erected st thst poirV
i last year by thefe builders. They re-I
plai ? d a groap af iwatliags which were '
assembled by the Realty I oes pan) of
America, Krankim Pettit, president.
Henry Matl has purchased from It.
?? Doraett the plo? of four lot*.
100] ''"? ????et, on the north side af -OTth
st., Ill) feet west of l'ont av., for im?
provement with apartment bottMB. The
properly is located ?bout, 300 :'? | | ?f?'
of the . r)7th st. subway station and la
directly opposite two bur apartment
structures owned by thr. Bernia i
i i irj o ration.
i
t .",r. if ? ST. Tl s Empire City Mort
ga'fe sad Coraaanj Barkia f
resold to P Manu for eaah
'IV and ?l'.' We ' ISStb '., a five story
apartment house, on p!< 10x100 feet.
? SB Broadway and Amsterdam av.
PULTON AV. 'Alexander S. Kelkm
has sold for James P. Barry 134ft Ful?
ton av., a two story frame dwelling, on
lot 26x107 feet, between 169tii and
lToth fits. The buyer \* Gustave A.
B? ckman, who owns the similar hanse
nt 1346, adjoining, and now controls
n front.ajre of ."0 feet,
?4TH ST. The Vary A. Clarke es
1 tote koa
dwelling
21 I feet ., ? h a
buy. r i? ?aid to be i
JEROME AV.
end McLornoa Br<
Hobar' J. Hoici-rr.l. * ? ?
i lo> of /erais e*. IS7 '
East lS4th st I ? ? ' ?
RIFT IN LUTE
OF MOTORS CC
New Directors Circt.lari/c tfi
Stockholders in Attempt t<.
Pom Voting Trust.
A circular has been leas? '? '
?toefcholderi af thi Q sn
i i,p[ , eral of the new d,
.-, etOfl fleet. ?<. at tl
g setting forth their a
?ng* th. pr- ; ' ?
.. ntajoritj of thi
of the ( f.. violet Motor
While not openly I
per wi'h tha ' STTt Si ' ompany. th?.
General Motors directors ha-e .
the compon] '? stock loider to
their stock witl
consistins: of Ummont He:
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