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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE YOU AN APT HOUSE OR BUsI-
ness property that you want to sell for
cash? Call Mr.. Whiteford of McKEEVER
d WH1TEFORD. District 9706.
l WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
house north of Taylor ST NV, priced
around $4,000. l will pay cash. I might
consider 4-family apt Must be priced
rlght. l must have possession within 30
days; This is not an agents ad Apply
Mrs. b. ROSENTHAL, 1927 Ga. ave. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APT PROPERTY IN ARLINGTON. IH
acres overlooking Washington on Lee blvd
priced unusually low for entire tract. Cal
oxford 3232, weekdays
18th ST. Mr.. COLUMBIA RID. NV
Zoned first commercial. approximately &c
It, wide to alley: can be remodeled into
store and apt. co. 134S. Ewes. EN-. O2S9
INDUSTRIAL SITE, ACROSS POTOMAC
between Key and Memorial Bridges Ap
prox $4,000 So. #, sewer. water anc
oxford 1l24. weekdays
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$1,000.
3-STORY BRICK,

q BLOCK OFF G ST
substantial brick row-house, with tre-
mendous income possibilities, located in the
heart of the department store and printing
area. The basement now finished off as an
apt, would make excellent accommodation
for printing or other heavy machinery
Compile 4-room apt. and bath on 1St fir
suitable for offices rooms and bath or
floors above. The premises now operate as
g. rooming house. For details, call Mr.
Young. Woodley 5576
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI 1411
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE HOUSE
equity of $1,000. for a lot in the CITY
Box G5-G, Star.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA-DESIRABL E
bungalow for exchange on Washington or
suburban residential property Box HOG,
Star.
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STOP LOOK!
MICHIGAN PARK
D. G. BOULEVARD CORNER
AND GUEST HOIISE
WHITE HOUSE
WITH BLUE SHUTTERS.

New brick Colonial on the ideal center
hall plan complete with lSt-floor study
ana laVatory, Step-saving kitchen. 3 large
bedrooms. 3I2 baths attic built-in garage.
less than $4,000. In refreshing resi-
Dental community facing Rock Creek
Park. This is truly the American home
For appointment to inspect phone MR.
LUNDGREN. Woodey o36I
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE TO HOME
owners on md trusts. taxes and lst trusts;
also loans on automobiles and chattel
mortgages; deals closed in "a hours; small
monthly payments. w T. COTHERN ~ )
New York ave MA. 74l6 2is
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
we VIII buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Nd or Va Reasonable rates.
NAT MORT & INV CORP
13l2 N Ave, NV National 1898
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D C. real estate Prompt service
WALSHE, INC, 1907 Eye st. NV
National 646S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK, model 40. 6-wheel 4-door sedan,
1885, in perfect condition; radio; must sell
because Of illness; 5000. RA. S2Ss. or
272 Carroll st. NV.
BUICK 1889 Century sedan. only s5s5;
sacTificins acct. family settlement; terms.
Radio. heater. Apt. l, 155 11th ne.
BUICK 1889 Special sedan; excellent blue
finish, motor fully guaranteed: like-new
tires: 1-owner car that will give you safe
w. 90 II, E fEHEXa Jr., & BROS
sedan; two-tone green finish, new:car apc
ssSssr; your car r trade: sss955; | S. weekly. KY
ave. NV. Open nights and Sundays
BUICK 1889 club, coupe; very attractive
car. in the best Of condition mechanically
and in appearance; very clean interior and
priced to sell at once for $595. Car No.
1st and Il NsR 1oEh 5EAsy sy. n HE9st Hopsrt so,s
CADILLAC 1889 (6O specially 4-door sedan;
wall tires, very. beautiful. modern. almost
ba bosh s9a fO U1 mHss Ssra SH9S can os BE
ance; written guarantee and the most
liberal terms in city. SUPERIOR MOTORS,
1909 14th NV. Dupont 1900.
CADILLAC CA I5 1899 5-passenger 4-door tour
finish; lower panel Monica blue, upper
French gray. white sidewall Royal master
tires, spotleSs interior, radio, heater and
defroster. This fine. clean car is surely in
splendid condition: S1,045. c. c.. C.
22nd st. NV. MA. 5000. Open evenings,
closed Sundays
CADILLAC 1898 5.passenger convertible
coupe. S-cyl, model IS; custom-built
Fleetwood body. green finish, brown leather
upholstery; tan top, white sidewall tires.
radio. This car is certainly remarkable
value at $685.. c. c.. C. Guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1929 22nd st. NV.
MA. 1900. Open evenings. closed Sundays.
CHEVROLET '3S town sedan; radio. heater;
S365: terms. Adjustor, CHI. 5000. 25'
CHEVROLET coupe 1871 master de luxe;
driven only 500 miles. equal to new in
every particular; 9O-day guarantee; sub
stantial savings for a thrifty buyer.
ADDISON CHEVROLET,
1922 14th NV. Hobart 1900
CHEVROLET 1889 master de luxe sport
sedan: low mileage by one owner; inmacu-
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WAREHOUSE,

25.O00 50. it.. on lst floor, fireproof bldg,
in NV. area, with railroad siding at front
door. Owner will build Immediately.
Reas. rent. Location only minutes from
downtown area. Floor plan now available
Call MR.. UGAST. Republic 11S1. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH FOR USED HOUSES
anywhere in Arlington; also have clients
waiting for new and used houses. If you
have anything for rent. call US. N. C.
HINES e. SONS, INC. Chestnut 2440.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

Sc: 5000 So feet. THOS. D. WALSH,
INC. DI. 1857
1925 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
warehouse or shop; fireproof 1000 So
II. moor space. 1nQ. at house ME O274
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MONEY WANTED

ST $50 LOAN WANTED TILL DECEMBER
amply secured willing to pay substantial
bonus. Box 212. Arlington, Va.
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For Particular PEOPLE.

This new quality white-painted
brick home, in restricted neighbor-
hood. contains paneled den and
bath on LIST floor, extra large liv-
ing room. kitchen and dining room.
with beautiful entrance hall: 3
large bedrooms with wall safe and
> baths on 2nd floor fun attic and
basement: near schools and trans
portatlcn: located on corner lot;
price, Sl6.95O.
Directions: Out Conn. ave to
circle, around circle to Grafton,
rlght to Kirksde dr., corner of
Grafton
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI o12l Rnt nthaSdn :. MIilSn,n
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

10 CLAIMING ST. NE.-SMALL STORE
rent $50 per mo-. no parking troubles
Call ME. VII or d. 4729.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

OLD CARS bought regardless of condition
We pay as high as $3.50 for late-model
wrecked cars. depends on year We need
ssn saem for % parts Why sell to others T before
largest auto wreckers, 2nd and Florida
ave. ne. D1. 1870. Open Sundays. We
haul them in. No charge. 30
WE SELL CARS for private parties, comm.
basis. Results or no charges. AL models
2109 Benning I'd. ne Ii. 1904.
DRIVE to Crosstown Motors and get abso-
lutel more cash for your car in minutes.
1921 BladensburR I'd. ne. at N. Y. ave.
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CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe sport
sedan: low mileage by one owner: immacu-
late; S51e;, your terms. LINCOLN PARK
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FREDERICK STOHLMAN. GEORGE A.
CASSIDY, Jr., Attorneys for the Receiver
11O 18th St. W., Union Trust Building
Washington. ID. c.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT,

BY OWNER, SEMI-BUNGALOW. NEAR
ave. Hyattsvil!e Md WA 273s
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD
New 4-room bath and shower bungalow,
full size concrete basement, furnace heat;
II acre ground, front and back porches;
So down, S35 month
4 rooms, l acre ground: rent. S22 ST
month, o B. HOPKINS 1l26 Vermont
ave. DI. 1211 or Woodley 0929.
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OFFICES WA TED.
STORES FOR RENT

DESIRE PART OF OFFICE SUITE
financial district location. Excellent refer.
ences. Box 144-B. Star
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ARLINGTON
LOTS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEW BLDG, 27O1 ONTARIO RD. NV
approximately 700 50 IT,, modera ately
priced Call Columbia 32O3.
1st7FLOOR OFFICE. EQUIPPED WITH 2
desks. office tables, file cabinets. bookkeep-
Ing cabinets. safe. chairs cashiers count
er etc: suitable for insurance, small loan,
business brokers. sales or accounting Office;
rent, $40. CHAS. L. NORRIS, 2l35 Pa.
ave. NV RE. 2112.
LIE DROIT BLDG, 800 $40 ST. NV
Large. bright Offices shops and studios.
Low rentals. Apply Room 10
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEY S
suite, secretary optional; moderate rent.
MA 1919
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ARLINGTON.

Two 10-acre tracts for detached homes,
very close in. Liouidation of estate. Sacri-
less than ST 300. Call Mr.. Prevette. N. c.
HINES & SONS. CHI. 2440.
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WE PAY cash FoR YOUR CAR.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1887 l2-ton panel; stored II
months; new-car condition: owner gone
to Panama: especially equipped for plumb
CT. builder, etc: cheap; terms. Stored
rear 3232 st NV MI 9614.
CHEVROLET 1896 dual stake; long wheel
GAN MOTORS, 18th and M. District 5SiS
FORD 1887 pickup, with additional stake
body; in exceptionally fine condition
throughout; S299; easy terms. LOGAN
MOTORS, 18th and M. District 5s17.
FORD 1910 pickup; in Al shape through
LOGAN MOTORS, 18th and NJ NV. DI.
5S1G
FORD 1897 112-inch panel: new rings,
thoroughly reconditioned: S265. ARLING-
TON MOTOR CO., Rosslyn, Va. Just
across Key Bridge CHI. 1914.
FORD 1889 sed. delivery, S345: real bar
gain; good co1d; Cheyrolet, '36 sed. deliy-
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TIRES FOR SALE.

4-CAR GARAGE, OR SUITABLE FOR
STORAGE. 1927 P ST. NV. REAR. S25.
AFFLECK, 2423 PA. AVE NV. RE. 1868.
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1926 BLADENSBURG RID. NE,
g stores storage space and parking ia.
cllitieS; reasonable rent suitable for plumb.
ing shop, tile builder or other trades
JEROME S. MURRAY,
Republlc 246O. 1881 G NV. MI 1920
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ern building Second National Bank 1881
st. NV. See building superintendent.
903 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Store or Office. Ground Floor.
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DISTRICT OS64
NEAR VERMONT AND L ST. NV.
small suites. viii lease entire bldg. (Sec-
ond and third fl. now rented to mo. ten
ants. Excel. for doctors, dentists. etc
Apply DIXIE REALTY c., 1417 L ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1888 town sedan: a beautiful
car IN the best of condition mechanically
ana IN appearance equipped with excellent
for S525; fully guaranteed Over I6o
other f1ne cars at ARCADE PONTIAC, l437
irving st NV Adams S5OO
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5000 CONN. AVE, OPP. zoo ENTRANCE,
.20x40. Ideal for Bakery Shop.
Apply Office or Phone HO 1900
S55 3 BRooKLAND. NEW MODERN
bldg. Auto. heat, full basement
DI 1921.
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STORE AND 5 ROOMS, GOOD LOCATION,
Soa sra St Sc; $50; will rent separately.
keys at GLADMAN, sos Pa. ave. Sc
4422 GA. AVE; STORES SUITABLE FOE
any BUSINESS: heat furn.: S45 mo. See
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LOTS FOR SALE

ALTA VISTA, BETH, MD-LARGE
corner lot, 75xl15; high elevation; 500.
See MR.. WOOD. 5532 Johnson ave, Alta
Vista, Beth. Md. WI. 1920.
DESIRABLE LOT. so FIT. $500. ALSO
500. fine corner, 500 it: ami, paved
street; cash only: Silver Spr section. 10th
81. bus OWNER, Columbia 1871. Ewes,
Shepherd 347l.
CORNER TRACT IN BUILT-UP NEW
house; white section; sewer and wafer
in; suitable for 3 group houses: 81 800
cash, A. M. ROTH, Woodward Bldg.
WOODRIDGE,, D. C.-TO SPECULATOR
bullders-6 lots suitable for low-coSt
houses; $500 each will arrange terms.
B; F. HOLMES, 1901 Rhode Island NE.
Phone North 1912 to o pm.
HILLCREST-5Ox1aO: WATER, SEWER
gas, many dogwood and other lge. trees;
level, very high elevation; S1.700. Box
317-C, Star
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED-LOT
75XllO. Seat Pleasant, Md, southwest cor
ner Randolph 5S06.
DESIRABLE LOTS IN ARLINGTON, NEAR
new Lee bdvd sewer and water; a real buy.
OXFORD 23l0-W. %.
LOTS OF LOTS.
II you need a building lot be sure to
consult this Office; prices $500 to Sl,500
Branch office, 3601 Alabama ave. sc. open
G:3O TO $50 pm. Ii. 1000
ADELBERT w. LEE,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

hhEAhNDflA-f. II. A, Sb4 PES MONlfi
pays everything; large, new, Groom brick
Call owner, W. H. BACON. Jr, oxford
2571.
BUY DIRECT FROM BUILDER. FIVE
42x27; Just completed; oiieburner heat.
259 Lansing St, Colmar Manor. Md. 25'
ARLINGTON-6 ROOMS. BRICK, AUTO.
h. VIII. brick garage: 10c bus; near schools;
only $4,000: terms.
RALPH GRAIN, 1890 Lee Hwy. CHI $3.50
ARLINGTON-SS,4 S,4OO ATTRACT. BRICK
3 bedrooms. large living rm. stone fire.
place. large inclosed porch. rec. rm.. maid s
suburb. Rare value. F. H. A.
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy. CHI. 1859
BRAND-NEW 5-ROOM BRICK HOME
Anxious to SELL will accept easy terms.
Bargain. Call at sos 26th road south
Arlington. Va
CLOSE UNIV. MARYLAND
o 9-r. brlck t2-r. apt rented for $50 mo1
80 baths massive stone fireplace recrea-
ton rm. h-wh oil burner, attached ga
rage; large lot; $4,000 terms. Erwin
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville O334. Ewes.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR WHITE OR
colored houses in any condition If price is
right. Prefer ne. or Sc. No commission
Immediate settlement. Box 2S2-G. Star.
I HAVE AT MY DISPOSAL 100000 IN
cash cash to invest in D. e. property; brick or
frame, large or small: immediate action;
no commission. This ad isn't placed to
0ptaln nstlngS. Call or write E. H. PARK
EN-, la 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. C.
Properties. brick or frame, location or con-
ditlon immaterial. For cash sale for your
property call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
2O5 Investment Bldg RE 11S1
CALI WASHINGTONS LARGEST BUY
ers of D. property. Over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
Prompt action.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME. 54oo
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick large or small condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Cap. Realtor MA. 0S7S.
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CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe town sedan:
large trunk. original black finish, heater,
SpotIessly clean, mohair upholstery, winter
lzed and ready to drive, fine mechanical
oroer save $50 at our reduced price of
S39S; your own easy terms. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. HyattSville, Md WA 1000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe 4-pass
coupe; $500 miles, custom radio ana
heater. immaculate both interior ana ex-
terror; 9O-day guarantee on this slightly
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719 sth ST Sc, OPP. MARINE BAR.
racks-Est. % yrs, lge.. 3-rm. apt. in
rear. For information call GE S7l2
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519 1st ST. NV, RUNNING THROUGH
70 New Jersey ave.-Smau store, suitable
H1MMELFARB PROPERTIES. 474 K st.
NV Metr0pOlitan ll01.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States Tor the District of Co
CoRCoRAN FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CIVIL ACTION NO. s795.-NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER AND NO
given that the undersigned. Franz II
Ridgway, is the duly appointed and quail
fed Receiver of The Corcoran Fire In
surance Company OF the District of Co.
lumbla. and as such Receiver he hereby
gives notice to all creditors Of the Cor
poration to present their claims to him al
Room 62l. Union Trust Building, 740
18TH St. Northwest. Washington. District
OF Columbia, on or before the 14th day
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
INSTALLMENT XVIII

stippled stadium to where a small
Whit of smoke was drifting off be-
tween a sprinkling of hardheads. I
could see him suddenly bend low and
run toward the shelter of a larger
boulder, where he again guardedly
trained his rifle and fired at some un-
decipherable target.
I forgot my trail mates warning
and went scrambling over the shelf
edge, cropping for my six-gun as
/ went.
! knew it was dangerous, but I
didn't much care. All I remembered
was that was Alaska born and my
blood was up. I couldn't see a man
killed for a cause that was essen
tally mine. To stand aside, at such
a time, was more than cowardly.
I disregarded Lander's shout Of
warning and ran on, scarcely think
ing Of cover.
Then an odd thing happened.
Instead of the bark of a rifle I
heard the bark of a voice, half in
protest and half in anger.
''Sock-Eye," was the shout that
fell on my ears. 1t came from the
tall figure which was no longer
crouching behind its rock shelter.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

And that, knew, was Lander,
startled and indignant Lander who
wasn't even trying to wave me back.
"Sock-Eye, you old fool, stop it,
was the repeated shout that echoed
across the valley. And it was an
swered, moment later, by call
that was halfway between the howl
of a timber wolf and the ki-yi Of
happy cowboy.
could see the shaggy old figure
that emerged from it's hiding place
and stood in startled wonder, star
ing at his equally startled enemy.
'tI'll be hornswiggled if it amt
Sid Lander" cried the embattled
old-timer as he lowered his firearm.
"And me a-tryin' t. blow him out
O. the valley!"
what do you mean by it,"
demanded Lander, striding toward
him.
Sock-Eye stood scratching his
head, a picture of bewilderment
touched with contrition. His wan
dering gaze fell on me and he emit
ted second triumphant ki-yi.
Then Sock-Eye turned back to the
taller figure confronting him, the
squirt of incredulity going out of his
bearlike eyes as he studied the new
conner. Then he spat and leaned on
his rifle.
81 thought you was that yellow
bellied COYOTE Trumbull planted in
these parts t do his dirty work for
him."
what coyote?" questioned Lam
der.
"That fire-eatin' Ericsson" Sock
Eye answered. "He's still snakin'
round this valley tryin' to ease the
hate out O. his system by putin
lead in folks"
This fact brought a frown to Lam
der's face.
''Then it was Ericsson fired on the
plane two days ago?"
! could see a look Of guile creep
over the scanned old face. Then a
smile widened the brown-stained and
slowly relenting old mouth.
II reckon them pot shots came
from me all right" he slowly ac-
knowledged. 81 was under the de-
loosion it was Trumbull comm back
t trump my ace when ] had him
already licked"
"You might have killed some
body" cried Lander.
The bearlike old eyes lost the last
of their benevolence.
there's JUS one snake, I'm aimin'
for t. git," Sock-Eye slowly affirmed
Sand right now he's hidin' and hug
gin rife somewheres between here
and Cranberry Lake. And if you
don't git him he'll sure git you"
Lander's narrowed eye studied the
valley bottom.
why is he here?" ! asked, chilled
by the thought Of unseen menace all
about us.
Because he's fuller o. venom than
a cage o. copperheads," was Sock
Eyes deliberated reply. "He's SO
plumb sour with hate he can't see
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

is floating about as current gossip,
then turn to the age-old wisdom Of
the great spiritual leaders who gave
us this theory Of living each tiny
space of time only for itself, who
revealed to us the magic of "the
sacrament Of the moment"
To live each moment perfectly, to
round it out so that it contains all
that it can hold of love and service
is to find your vague whirling fears
strangely dissipated. You can live
that one moment without them, and
when it comes you can live the next.
Through all life's changes this one
simple little rule will still carry you
safely; nothing can disturb it. No
yesterday, with all its mistakes; no
tomorrow with all its imagined pit
fallss Just this one moment to make
as happy as you can for everyone
about you.
We laugh at the small child who
anticipates trouble. We quote with
amusement the soliloquy of the New
England woman on Sunday night
long ago. Tomorrow Monday and
that big wash, Tuesday all my iron
ing, Wednesday this big place to
clean! Half the week gone and moth
ing done!"
Danish Fear.
But when it comes to nations bor-
rowing trouble and imagining en-
mites there is no laughter. We take
that very seriously. Too seriously.
Stop taking it seriously this mo-
ment. Do what you can in all char
ity and loyalty, do exactly what
your own conscience and knowledge
of events dictates. Don't worry be-
cause it isn't more, and because per-
haps-and maybe-and possibly
and they say-and someone heard
Cut that all out. Danish it by the
magic of the sacrament of the mo-
ment. The history of the past is
full of strange twists, surprises, re-
versals, changes. The history we
are living today will be. Nothing
comes out as our fanciful fears con-
struct it, and the only thing to fear
is fear. Because nations have made
mistakes and have been misled
doesn't mean they will always make
mistakes, always be misled. Some
times they reform; sometimes they
come to a new birth.
We were the rebel nation once,
outcast colonials without grace or
dignity, our decent blood thinned by
the f1otsam and jetsam, the lees and
dregs of the old worlds Migrants
and criminals. We survived it; we
didn't do so badly in making our
selves promptly into the greatest ma
ton of the world. France had her
dark hour, religion destroyed, in
telligentsia destroyed, calendar de-
stroyed, the very walls of her Capitol
spattered high with blood. Only 40
years ago.
Decency, Civilization to Come Back.
All central Europe swarmed with
homeless, desperate outlaws for 20
years after the Hundred Years war.
And so she will again. But time
heals, dictators die in one way or
another, decency and civilization
creep back, and presently the ships
begin to move again, and the re-
turning travellers begin to tell us how
things are going over there.
And this time we won't laugh at
their debased currency, take advan-
tage of their ruin. This time we'll
all rebuild together. Well live min
ute at time, making the perfect
moments run together.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Harmful Greed

A clever man should regulate
his interests, and place them in
proper order. Our avidity often
deranges them by inducing us to
undertake too many things at
once; and by grasping at minor
objects, we lose our hold of more
important ones. - La Rochefou-
cauld.