The Washington herald., 1916-10-07
NEW YORK, DAY BY DAY
BY o. o. sfeINT1nr.

specaai ooET~sponaent of Ths Wsstprou H.-.n.
New York, Oct 6.-NebuchsdneEzar.
King Of Babylon, used 70 have some
pretty wild dreams but he had nothing
on Max Cohen, Of Brooklyn. II does not
matter so much about the King OF Bs by-.
lon for he turned 10 dust ages ago. me
book says that NebuchAdnezzar dream
ed wherewith HIS spirit was troubled and
his sleep brake from him"
Max Cohen's dream was a little oif
serent from the Kings. Cohen was ssieer
IN his apartment and he dreamed about
burglars. When awakened I was
trembling from fright" he said. 7 saw
form beside me and ! picked up thN
hrst thing ! could see and hit Il.
The first thing he could see 70 pick
up was heavy iron bar and the form
lying beside him was his wife and not
q burglar.
Mrs. Cohen, who evidently does not
take much stock in dreams had a sum
mons Issued for the dreamer. after an
ambulance surgeon had taken several
stitches in her head. A seer should bs
found 70 interpret the Cohen dream
Robert Carton Brown iE also somewhat
ot a dreamer. He writes verse and book
reviews and lives in Bohemia. He has
Just inserted an ad In the EveninF Post
ior a Job He is frank enough 10 ssy
~ ne wants kind. whimsical master.
more psynAster than anything else
He also wants one who woul6 1nn-.-
cate him humanity and never encroach
"A MS personal expression 50 lonE a. he
served his interests. Almost any one
/ would grab at the Job he wants The az ,
7 want something unusual 70 do or
chid hunting in Brazil, antique buying In
I spain. collecting books for a bibUophfls
searching Japan for prints. tr1velinF
ground the world in guest Of beautiful
things, chasing rainbows.
Employers are not imaginative enouFh
] want a tenperamental person 20 o1er
me something colorful TO do
Jp-to-date there has been no carer
Job.
Athletic instruction is 70 become a mart
Of New York hotel life. The tired bus
ness man may now 60 70 his hotel and
punch the bag, rOmp on a handbsu
court or sprint around the track The
Majestic has gymnasium started ana
several others are to have them before
long.
1t Is a fact that the New York bus-
ness man Is greatly IN need Of exercise.
An enterprtsing newspaper sent out a
reporter 70 md out from some hfteen
] anu --a-f2aAAS AlO" MUCH exercise
/ they got day
Only two Of them took regular e1erc,sey
and the rest admitted that the only vsIE-
! ing they did was from their homes 70,
the automobile waiting at the curb ana
from the automobile into their Office
Several walking clubs are being formed
| in Central Park but they are not made
| Up Of the men who need exercise. They
are all young folk
Bud" Fisher is back in town Gsts- a.
automobile accident that nearly ended
| the career OF the csrtoonist He is still
| pale and wobbly. ! permitted him 10
beat me the other evening at a few
games OF billiards Just because Of ray
reluctance to Jump on a cripple
! The accident resulted among other
things in a broken Jaw and he has q
| gold-plated arrangement In his mouth
! that makes Il look much Ike a tr1p OF
| some kind II also prevents him from
| pronoUncing certain words
| After the games he said very plainly.
! I'd Ike 20 ask you fellows 10 have
little liquid refreshment, but I'm too
weak 10 call a waiter and he couldn't
| understand me Il I did" However. we
| could understand every word