The Washington herald., 1919-12-24
Capitalizing Art Assets.

The astounding paid
London sale for the right the fourth sso)
Shakespeaes Adons" be credited
For Mr. Henry Huntington depoing
Europe this for Indeed he thinks nothing buying
entire collections the slow acretons of the
their shelters in the homes Of the aocracy gentry they
Sothebys by special DEALS brought to New York
There weedd duplicates may be most rare and
that he graously permits bbiophe smaller purses to
auction extraordinary accuultons of the classics
English literature and of Americana find home
if rmor is Some day lovely
Southern California where Mr. Huntington resides III. uneouad
aggregation of all this will worhy
cultural interests of the Pacific Coast will be gamer
This steady of transfer from England
of Europe the United States Canada and South Africa
masterpieces Of its FORMS begun attract the
nton of British lawmakers The tide had begun
began but the flow has been depened greatly tragic
h Taxation incident to the the impossbi of maintaining
former standards of living probable income the
desire to assets hand portable
non these are causes which have crowded the
and the shops treasures of the
private galleries of the representatives of the old
buyers they represent the art onnoseus the art Dealers and the
newly rich of nations Nor the spectacle
occden Japan is witnessing precisely Collections
that IN pwa days the old families chung resisting the bandsh
ents of both native dealers and foreign collectors
the hands of the nakns the who have
profits Nippon They have prices
the ansmeu by their audaciou bgness and Russia
the civil that has ragged both art ancient
and modern smuggling of the spoil to
lie in wait and the starting of traffic register its effects
many museum gallery private collection and salesroom
Western ceners of wealth.
time no action by the British government NOR.
restrictive than embargo has been suggested Parliament NAV
soon enact decree similar a fully doing how
ever that like other prohibitions profits of
smuggling high enough Prior the of the
Supreme Council extend substantial aid Austria toen
government sell the collections late royal
a to gain income for the 1t though the
Supreme Council aids; for the poverty appalling
and doles of millions may not suffice
One tact however Clear viewing the situation large
Specimens of the finest radical
SIS of dstrbuve migration between nations families and ndiv
iua There is nothing pr odd about
ate has dealt with the problem The
While morasts debate and jurists handle
nell remark that the best patrons the United
States render to their buying
And this partly for the that masterpieces
fakes.
Ethel Legnska says bobbng is good for the hair Iobn d
Rockefeller would like to follow her advice
Rehabilitation of
IS much as the mobilization of the oldfashoned men,
A Brtsher has discovered commercial alcohol can he
made from coke No. You can't drink commercial alcohol
The Bolshev have captured more of Kolthaks generals
md guns He will miss the guns
No will be able sugar until thew can GET N.
power to control those who control sugar. ! II
Judging by the number spirit messages that are being re-
ved these days, mail communication world is far
more reliable than that service this world
nan can annex his share of American dollars refuses to get e
ited about il. ; r.-...'. -
Out in North Dakota farmer years old who has been
mfering from rheumatism for twenty years. recently arr;ed
7yarod girl They doing all things for rheumatism
hese days N.~-