Bingham Bulletin | 1920-12-10 | Page 3 | The Bitter Truth

The Bitter Truth. Joseph Hergeshelmer, who enjoys even greater literary reputation in England than at home, dined recently re-cently with a friend at a New York restaurant. The novelist was condemning the prevalent commercial spirit in literature liter-ature and said: "In true art money should never be an object." At this point In the conversation the waiter brought In his exorbitant bill and Mr. Hergesheinier, scanning the document, sighed and remarked: "It Is true that in art money should he no ohject, but it should be no objection, ob-jection, either, in these times."