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New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK; Edward H Delaneld. as Commit
an incompetent person, etc, Plaintiff. against
Samuel Harris ct al. Defendants.-fn pur-
eusnce CT judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duiy made and e1ssered in the above-entitled
hcticn and bearing the date the IL h day OF
spril. 1919. !. the undersigned, The referee
auction. at the Exchange salesroorn Nos. IA
is Nesey Street. In the Borough OF Manhat-
ten. City of New York, on the 18th day or
BY J. H. Mayors. Auctioneer. the premises
ci1 ccted by said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described follows:
all that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and improvements
thsi con erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New York.
Borough OF Manhattan known Number 20
East l0ath Street. and bounded and de-
SERTED as follows:
side 0f One hundred and fourth Street dis
tant Three -ndred 5000 feet Easteriy from
Easterly side o: Fifth Avenue with the said
Southery side OF One hundred and fourth
Street. running thence Eastwardiy alons tho
fourth Street Twenty-Five S25) feet; thence
Southwardly and parallel with Fifth Avenue
One hundred uoo) feet and eleven Ni)
irches 10 the centre line or the block thence
Westwardly along said centre line OF the
block Twenty-Five t25) feet thence North
nue One hundred (l00) feet ana eleven (1D
inches 10 the point or place OF beginning.
Said lot is also known and distinguished as
Number 937 on n certain Map OF Lands OF
BENJAMIN L. Benson. made by Joseph y.
Iridgcs, City Surveyor May. 1928. and now
or formerly on nle as Map Number SO In tho
Office of the Register of the City and County
of New York The land affected by said TN
strument lies in Section 6. In Block 1909. on
the Land Map OF the City of New York
Dated. New York April 10th. 1919.
JOHN II ROGAN. Referee.
BALDWIN & MAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff
SO Nassau Street. Borough of Manhat-
tan n Y. City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
TO be sold; its street Number Is "a East
1e4th Street:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
$2,749,650 Brokers'
Victory Loan
Total Last Night
Morgan Firm Bonds Its Wall
St. Home; Gerry Sub
scribes $4,000; Marling
Is Sure of $6,OOO,OOO

The daily quota Of 100000 which
Chairman Alfred E. Marling set for
his teams that the drive of the real
estate men of this city might be sue
cess was not realized yesterday by a
large margin. The total for the day
was s159,45O, which was about the
smallest that the real estate men have
reported since the start of the Victory
campaign. There was variety and
character in the contributions reported
but they were comparatively small, and
though the brokers worked hard their
efforts were not indicated in the total
reported by their chairman last night
to the Victory Loan general commit
tee. The optimism Of the chairman Is
Just as high as ever and he is sure
that the subscriptions received during
the remaining days will justify his
optimism. With yesterdays figures
lncluded the real estate interests Of
New York have secured S2,749,65O for
the Victory issue.
J. p. Morgan & Co. supported the
drive yesterday with a contribution of
$4,000 on their building at the south
east corner of Wall and Broad streets.
The Broadway Realty Company con-
tributed $4,000, based on the assessed
value " u, Of their Broadway property. E.
estate, $4,000; New York f3rVVri Tines" ns'on OK
it's realty, $4,000; Bronx Borough
Bank, $4,000, and Cammann, Voorhees,
g. Floyd, $4,000.
The day was the quietest the real
estate men have had. Reports received
at headquarters are that to-day and
the rest of the week contributions will
be secured which will make up the
shortage in yesterdays total. Mr..
Marllng said that it means long pull,
a hard pull and pull altogether on
the part of every team and team mem
Der If the drive is to be pulled over
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Fish Dealer Makes His
First Realty Investment
Shows Confidence by Paying
Substantial Profit to Frederick
Brown for Tall 18Th St. Flat


Frederick Brown has sold to J. H.
Michaels the nine-story apartment at
11o-120 East Fifty-eighth Street, on q
plot 57xlO0. Mr.. Michaels is a whole
sale fish dealer, and is making his first
Investment in real estate.
Mr.. Brown purchased the property
about month ago from DR.. F. Curtis,
and resells it at substantial profit
for all cash. Byrne & Bowman ne
gotiated the latest transaction.
Frederick Brown also sold three
Heights apartment properties to clients
Of ]. s. Maxwell. The two six-story
structures, each on plot 50x112, at 565
and 567 and 500 and 571 West 175th
street, he sold to separate buyers. The
buildings adjoin the corner Of St.
Nicholas Avenue. The other property
sold is the fve-story twenty-family
house at $40 West 1s4th Street, near
Audubon Avenue, on plot 40x100.
More 1880 Street Flats for Browning
Edward w. Browning has bought
from Daniel F. Farrell and Richard S.
Elliott the Bostonian apartments at 206
and 2o8 West 133d Street, two five
story buildings, on plot 75x9S g.
Earlier in the year Mr.. Browning
nougnt the apartment buildings at Is
to II West 132d Street. The Lloyd
Winthrop Company was the broker.
SD Street Flat for Operator
Mary II. Watts has sold to William
Prayer and West Eighty-second
Street, six-story elevator apartment
house, on plot 50xl00. George Ran
ger was the broker.
Investor Buys in 163d Street
>. David Werdenschlag has sold the
tlve-story flat, 25Xl00, at 3O3 West
>163d Street, to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

s. 4s7s Bway; 'si mtg, s''SSyS ssooo 6'' Jennie n
G, Biddulph and ano, extrx, etc to Jen-
Perry Fuller, 145 Nassau st; assign
asTH sT. 1923 w; title Guar e. Trust GO
address. IFS Bway assigns, $50, 900
127TH ST. rs W; a and L Edelmuth, exrs
and L Edelmuth to A Edemuth, 81 p
seth st: X part; attys. Lochman e c.
r11 SS Nassau ass st; 90 assigns; s1Oo & $4,000
thai to Jos Vidootzky, 35 Canal st; atty
saml zipris, 157 e Bway: assigns
77TH ST. 1s. VI ?sTHi i'?S g. ans ssl li''%SS?
sss,Sn to 1nvest9rs Corp ooo 17s nwsy 9
15STH ST. 544-55o W; Central Union Trust
Co Of Y, trustee. to Lawyers Mort
18TH H . ST. '0so!y sos " mtg ooo y e
Schwab. exr. to Lawyers Mtg Co, SO
1,.u Liberty st; atty. G & T Co, 17s Broad,
1s4T1 ST, 44e-5o w, mtg sio, 900; sIoogie Jennie
Seligman to Henrietta Ruppin, S95 West
End End aw; attys, Feiner. It, and Mass. 100
e1sT ST, 44E; chas MF Brooks to ArthHr
Smith. 175 e Gath st or III Broad
1sT Av. ssd st: i,awyera .f,tc fs1g;ooS q
Trust co to the Republic of Panama
atty, Lawyers &c T Co, 160 Broad
I'D 1v, isiii,' sith st; mtee slziUVy now
$4,000; Mary I Nelson to North Brit
ish g. Mercantile ms CO, 7e William ST.;
saD sT. isa "; mtg 's2o.ooo VIM Vet We
Gstno s}ein to Clarence ia Buttsnwciser 1875
Buttenweiser, 200 9TH av...,........$1
9Th Az. 494 n Goth st; t; mtge SIS
oQo; Bertha silverstein to Harry A sii-
HAMILTON PI, n C 13gth ST. mtge
satisfied; April 20. ISIS; MiddletowSn
llains N Y; atty, Jos Il Grecnberg. 299
I'd sT' 2lseao p; intgo $500 commercia seg'Jog
l5sth st; atty. Sol II Eisler. 261 Broad :
s5TM ST. s. i5o I'd av: Alice Ripley fiey
Lawyers Mort Co, So Liberty st atty
Loeb, 10 Cedar st. $40, 900
5sTH ST: 444 W; Adelaide NJ Jones ct al,
Mort co, SO Liberty st...... sl7, 900
Hath ST W; mtge $4,000; Isaac Gold
man to 1sdor Freedman, IT E 97th st +;
atty, Jacob Klein, 100 Broadway ..si
CLINTON Av 1853; Jackson av, 7e4;
Union av l22s-12so: linton av, 1910;
Plains av. 4640; Bronx pl, S. 1895 n
Mechanic st. 3o7.3x21S9x irreg; 14Oth st,
2l7 East also lot 2So, map, section A.
Nyse estate' also part. Lot b, map Adams
Vile; Amanda BussiRg to John Bussing.
jr, 205 East Lincoln av. Mount Vernon
n Y; atty John Bussng, Jr. 200 East
Lincoln av Mount Vernon, N Y; 13 as
signs .... : l
COURTLANDT AV. 735-Hy Hanan to
Eugenia Baer, 6Gs Melrose av; attys,
Schacfer & Son. 7G2 Courtlandt av 81. 500
WASHINGTON Av. 1477; also land in New
York County: Bent Blossom to Blosben
Corpn 1913 Broadway; atty, Fletcher,
McC & B, 1913 Broadway. .......... 800
LOTS 1l3 and ia, map, Woot vs. Woolf !;
Henrietta II Woolf to James A Benedict
Katonah. Y; atty, James II Robertson
1STWuArn 81 Was ss Az 2os7.2o2a 1sooI s21ssts
Co to Thco Jaffe, SCI Manida attys
Morrison & S, $40 Broadway 500
LONGFELLOW AV. 1913; Maron D Carrere
to Titlo G & Co, 176 Broadway; atty
Title G g. T Co. 176 Broadway. .$21, 900
TRINITY AV. 1913; Edmund ] Levine. exr
to Title G & T Co l76 Broadway: atty
Title G & 7 Co. 176 Broadway. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Mouquin Building
Sold at Auction
Sale Will Not Interfere With
Conduct of Business, Mort
gagor Only Bidder

Mouquin's restaurant building at
45S Sixth Avenue, near Twenty-eighth
Street West, famous not only because
1t has been occupied by Mouquins for
many years but as the Varian home
stead, erected more than century
ago, was sold in foreclosure proceeding
yesterday by Joseph p. Day in the
Vesey Street auction room. The hap
penings of yesterday are not expected
to interfere with the conduct Of the
Mouquin restaurant. Louis Mouquin is
credited with the saying that he had
practically arranged with the new
owner for continuation of his pos
session of the old landmark The ac-
ton was brought against Catherine
Mouquin by the Society OF the New
York Hospital to satisfy a judgment
for S209,793, plus taxes for s2.663. One
bid, 100000, was made, this being for
the account of the hospital trustees,
who now are the owners
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Shoe Repairing Firm Rents
Nassau Street Building

Spear e. Co. have leased the six story
and basement building at 113 Nassau
Street for the John r. Thompson Res
taurant Company to Klein's Rapid Shoe
Repair Company. The lease is for
fifteen years. at an aggregate rental.
including taxes, of approximately $780,
COO.
Rice & Hill have leased for the
United Cigar Stores Company to the
National Shirt Shops the store in the
new Capitol Theatre building, at the
southwest corner of Broadway and
Fifty-frst Street, for long term of
years. at total rental approximating
S75.O0O
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Alterations
Manhattan

PATH ST. % West; to a story store,
owner Gronenberr g. ieucbtaa as' aSs ga 5sS e.
av. architect cost, $500.
1sT Az, as; to q flve-story tenement and
store; II Levy, 1873 1st ay, owner J. Fish
er, rs Avenue A. architect; cost. $4,000.
DIVISION ST. 261-263: to Il three story
store and dwellings,; s Siegel; New Bruns-
cost, $4,000.
45D ST. . -21 West; to a sx-story club;
N Academy of Medicine. premises. own
er; York & Sawyer, so East 41st st. archi-
tect; cost $175,000.
S7TH ST. sas West; to flve-story tene-
ment and store; L Appel 335 West s7th
st. owner; l. a Shoinart. 1914 Bowery.
architect, cost, $1,000.
G6TH ST. 46 East to four-story and
basement; NJ. B. Schmidt. IA East 46th st.,
architect; cost, $20,00v.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
New Building Plans
Manhattan.

9TH Av, s45 to an 11-sty apt II families.
5x149.4; S45 9th Az Corp, Ssl 5th
av' owner; CarpSnter' SAX enter oSl 9Th
9TH AV. cor 18th st, for a 14-sty apt
hotel 25.Sx100; Park Realty GO, l51 w
42d st. owner; & p Blum. sos 9Th av
architect; cost. $250.000.
40TI ST. 329 to 335 W. for a 1-sty garage.
S0x9S.9; Il j c Zehe, III I[imbails road
Brooklyn. owner. d Workman, ia E
2sth st, architect; $4,000.
Bronx.
WALTON AV. e cor 14Oth st, 1-sty brick
garage and studio, 79.7x7S.6: Georgia l.
knight, 1913 E 13Sth st, owner; NJ J
HARRISON. World Bldg, architect; cost,
$40, 000
SACKETT Av. G cor Munroo av. 2-sty
hollow tile dwelling and garage, 25x50;
benjamin Finkel, 1884 u 177th st, owner;
Moore & Landsiedel, Sd av and 14sth
st, architects; cost. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

1s7TH ST, 500 W; Willis A Swan agt
Aaron Keil. owner; w Smith and John
Muller. contractors ........s. $40. rs
42IO SIT 23f w; Chas II Sohumann tr
agt Mary L Cassidy. owner; Jeromei
Realty and Construction Co. Inc. con-
tractor (renewaU ............,... $3.50
AID ST 2S0 10 248 w: Chas II Sohumann
tr, ngt selwyn Realty Corp. 1nc owner !:
.Jeromel Realty 81 Construction Co. Inc,
contractor trcnewal) $500
62D ST, 1l2 w; Reubin fsaacs ngt Ruth
A wallace. owner; Calumet Garage
Company S10s | 4
59TH ST. 600 W; Goodyear Lumber Co
agt Interborouh Rapid Transit Co,
owner. Henry @ Fox Construction Co.
contractor (renewaD D........... 2,69s.2e
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Durant BUYS at Deal

The Deal Syndicate, composed of
business men, has sold to William G.
Durant, president Of General Motors
corporation, large plot at Deal N. J..
on the east side Of Ocean Avenue
ABOUT 1900 feet south of Brighton
avenue fronting $50 feet on Ocean
avenue and extending to the Atlantic
Mr. Durant, it is believed. will erect
a dwelling on the propertv.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
1o4th Street.

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
property is TO be sold. is s2,.2i3.32 with in
telest thereon from the 7th day O.. January.
lele, together with tho costs and allowance
amounting to s408.33, with interest from
april 10th. 1919. together with the expenses
of the sale. The approximate amount OF tho
taxes. assessments and water rates or other
liens, which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out of the purcssase money. or paid
oy the Referee. Is $Sq4.S0 and interest
Dated. New York. April 10th. 1919
JOHN II. HOGAN.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Buys BROOKLYN House

Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Kensngton Homes Corporation to
Harry Kaufman a one-farnily house
with garage now being constructed on
plot 4Ox150 on the east side Of Ocean
Parkway, between Avenues I and J..
The consideration was about S21, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Lis Pendens

4sTH ST. s. 225 1ith av. ssxIook: L
Snyder Co. Inc, VS. Elizabeth + Buckley
ct all action to foreclose mechanics lien:
atty, L Rosenberg.
WEST ST, s, so.s Spring ct. 2o.ixcas:
Alfred Christensen ct al VS. Timothy
Mccarthy ct al; action to foreclose mo
chanics lien; atty. Menken Bros
Bronx
LOTS H. IS aud 1a map. property OF
whitehall Reaity CO. White Plains av
bet 234th 81 and Nereid av: Susan Mur-
ray Bain VS. Alexander d Yoemans ell al :
foreclosure OF mortgage: atty. A BELL.
1b6TH ST. :. 20e.i w Elton av, 6exl0Q,
Blanche Zwe!ghaft VS. Alfred J Sterne
et al; foreclosure OK mortgage; attys
Cohen, g g. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Concourse Corner Bought by
Builders for Improvement

The plot, 1O4x1Oo, at the northwest
corner Of Grand Bouvelard and
Concourse and 10th Street has been
bought by the NJ. & l.. Construction
Company through Albert D. Phelps and
Charles Brady from Elizabeth A. Stein
muller. The buying company will start
work imm mediately on the erection Of a
five story apartment containing suites
of six and seven rooms.
Bryant Avenue Apartment Sold
Jacob Fenning has sold for Frederick
Brown the modern two five story apart
ments at 1853 and 1165 Bryant Avenue
to Jacob Lands.
Buy Plot for Garage Site
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Com
pany has sold to client of Elfers &
Abberly the vacant plot, 70x100, at the
northeast corner Of Tiebout Avenue and
Ford Street, which the buyers may i'm
prove with garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01

Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan
I'D Av, IA samuel Feinstein agt Patrick
Clendenin land Co ct al; Jan. 7,
isI KIN ppio;pirpp, S3V
same; Jan 8, 1919. .$ll7.50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
COUNTRY BOARD

EEeTHAyEN--<,ars OF invafsn~ s~. '""-,--s-'
4. sfiy; bssutifui leestion. gSl ~ uyaan- "an-
ynrrk x9nnsIa va up weekly. Phone
Nvnhefe 1sst. v"e
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
SURROGATES NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, Surrogate
of the County Of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Elizabeth Nash Rnoades, late OF
the County of New York. deceased. to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at place os sransacting business,
at the office OF his attorneys Taylor, Jack
son. Brophy s. Nash. No. 80 Pine Street,
in the City OF New York on or before the
11th day OF October next.
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF April,
1919.
JOHN G. JACKSON,
STEPHEN p n. RHOALES
LYMAN RHOADES,
TAYLOR. JACKSON. BROPHY & NASH.
Attorneys for Executors 30 Pima
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
GWYNN. JOSEPH KEAN-TN PURsU-
ance OF an order of Honorable J. p Co.
halan. a Surrogate of the County OF New
York, notice is hereby given to ali per-
sons having claims against Joseph Eesn
Gwynn, late Of the County Of New YORK.
deceased. to present the same with voueh-
ers thereof TO the subscriber, at It's place
Of transact.ng business, to wit, No 204
Firth Avenue, In the Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York State Of New
ork. on or before the 10th day of octo-
Der. 1919. next.
Dated New York, The 1st day of April.
1919. LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY.
-. Executor.
Tor Nassau Street, Manhattan. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FIFTH AVENUE CORNER sToEE rop
EENT. ABOVE l2D STREET All S..
LAI0E bHOW WINDOWS on kvEM9ryG,
AND STREET. cusHMAN n wArm 70 - -
FIELD. nc. 80 EAST AID STREET ~ n a.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Recorded Mortgages
DOwnt0wn

MADISON ST. 1868. se.1x7B: p m;
April 20: Fishel Berman to Title Guar
& Co. 17s Broadway; due and int as
per bond ................. coo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Woodstock. Va. have been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur ~ Hunter David
son.
Miss Carrie Chamberlainc. Martins
burg. w. Va. has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs John w. Chamberlain.
Va. has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
l. d. Wright.
Miss Hilda Whitacre. West Virginia
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Carlisle
, hieu,enant; Commander j. Townsend
turned to his estate. Carter Hall. nj
Wildwood. having been relieved Of duty
in Washington and retired.
Miss Rose Ellsey Mccormick, who
spent the winter in Alexandria, is at
Frankford.
Mrs. Edward Wall and Mrs. w r.
Gregg. Washington have been visiting
Mrs, Archibald cummins Mt Audlcy
Miss Portia Baldwin is visiting rela-
tives In Norfolk. Va
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Arcenbright have
returned TO lIarrisonburH. Va, after
visiting relatives near town.
Rev. Gypsy Smith. .Ir, was the guest
several days ago ofoMr. and Mrs. Harry
Is. Russel while Ell route from New
York to Burlington. y. c.
Miss Virginia silver and her uncle.
Or. Mack Janney. are visiting relatives
In st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Daniel w. Lupton has returned
from visit to relatives in Washing
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbank Twigg. who
have heen spending tho winter in
Washington. have rcoponed their coun-
try homie. Leeds Manor. for the sum :
mer
Mrs. William r. Carson. River,on
has been In Richmond on account OF
the illness Of her father MIR. McCorthv
Associat" Supreme Court Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Expert Discusses
Art Of LiDing Long
Pleasu1'able Work ProUes
ReJuvenator of Those
Growing Old.
nY BRUCE BELDEN, VI. ID.

agree heartily with the octogena-
rian Senator of tho United States who
thinks that the older folks ought to
be the most vigorous of those who
are TO solve the problems and make
tho record OF the twentieth century
He puts pleasurablc work first as Il
rcjurenator. and is alarmed at the talk
about stN-hour day.
His recipe further cnjoins that tho
join in their games. dance. romp and
sing. go to the thcatcr with children
and laugh and cry with them. and he
In the love affairs of the young.
All this Is sound advice, from the
medical point of view. There is az,
unfortunate superstition on the par.
OF many people that when Il certain
and act as though ono wore senilo and
TO believe that ono really is entering
upon senility.
These supcrstitious folks become in
active. take on flesh. neglect the care
or their teeth. and actually adopt Gus
toms that are associated with tho idea
OF old age Many women seem to
think that after. raising Il family they
ought TO proceed 10 grow old ungracc-
fully.
woman ought to no AZ her host
just a. the time when superstition or
dams that she should lose intellectual
and physical energy. Having dis
charged her heaviest family ohlira-
lions. the average woman spurns iib-
Grafton and accepts deterioration.
The demon Of old ago finds his lob
made too easy for him by most folks
Like Marshal Foch and Premier Glen
enceau, they shouldn't nay any attcn-
tion ia tho demon.
A siH-hour work day. says tho soma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

! q vest that suggests a crazy Quilt
~ s's sn,, tsei themselves martyrs. neither
rlaSe but declined 10 be warned in
You would not buy dog whose
manner OF barking tore Your nerves
10 tatters. and We; girls marry men
very DAY In the year whose converse
years ago. "Puzzle--find the woman
WWhoS,,s husband is telling the story
help their husbands to the White
House or a place at the peace table,
or any other place where the mighty
believe in the ragout absolutely 10
have II turn out success. If you ex-
pcct !; to fail and have your mind set
on failure, us pretty sure TO turn out
that way.
lie Sure of the GIFT.
How to make man succeed. though
married TO him. is merely domestic
adaptation of the modern progressive
school idea You ind on, your man 3
natural bent. then yon urge him to
1t WIN might and main.
lf he is mad to paint pictures 1t is
fatal TO urge him TO practice law.
Nor do YOU encourage man with a
,'Sie Tor landscape gardening to run
then hold him TO II. beg, borrow or
hypothccatc Your life insurance to get
ne necessary cash TO help him develop
YOU do anything rash.
Don't forget that there a num-
her Of restless souls who. on hearing
TIA" staggering sums paid TO highly
successful short-stOry writer's. recall
mat they often made high marks in
composition when they went to school
and see no reason at all why they
should not become stars Of maEagine-
dom. DO not, beg OF You. hyp0tbe-
cate the life insurance out Of respect
for this genial trance. For many are
called TO write short stories but few
draw checks
There must be some substantial
evidence. in the way of acceptnnces.
that the short story urge" is no.
wholly a pipe dream before anything
drastic in tho beg. borrow or steal
line is attempted.
Very genuine test as TO whether
your good mans gift is real. or merely
a hankerins for something outside OF
the daily grind. IS, what does he do
every available second at his chosen
vocation? Or is it all in pleasant
state Of futurity-i. e.. an agreeable
after dinner pipe dream?" When he
has time, he will write the Erea,
American novel paint masterpiece
or seriously 60 into the study OF poll
tics or economies. II his sft il
finding time--hc will steal 1t from his
meals from his pleasure. from his
slcep-heCause the desire to eNpross
hlmself through the particular gift
that possesses him will be more i'm
peTatlNc than food or sleep.
Some one once loosely defined it:
The artist is he who hurrles from his
Is he who hurries from his work 10 60
to his meals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
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Tree from rheuma tsnn, get n bottle OF
Rheuma from Tragic Drug Co, or any
druggist at once. 1t must give the
joyful relief expected or money refund :
ed
rheumatism Is powerful disease
strongly entrenched in joints and mus
cles In order to conquer It power
tui enemy must he sent against it,
Rheuma Is the enemy Of Rheumatism
an enemy that conQuers It In nearly
every instance.
judge John Barhorst. Of FIT. I.ora-
ME, Ohio. knows 1t. He was walking
win crutches; today he Is we'll II
should do as much for you: It seldom
faile.-Adv.