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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
10TH STREET HEIGHTS.
$1O,25O.
One square from 18th St; rooms and batf, ;
hot-water heat; electricity: tapestry brick
front; indirect lighting fixtures; space for ga
rage.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$14,5OO.
On one Of the best streets in this section,
within one and a half squares of the car line;
beautiful home, with tapestry brick front; 8
rooms, bath and sleeping porch; built-in ga
rage; hardwood floors and trim; hot-water heat
and electric lights.
BROOKLAND BUNGALOW.
$3.50.
Choice location on Monroe st. ne; detached;
tile bath, inelosed sleeping porches: fruit
trees. garden; house in splendid condition; i'm
mediate possession; terms can be arranged.
MT. PLEASANT.
$13,5OO
vACANT-A fine brick residence. containing
rear stairway; immense closets; double floors
throughout entire house; ceiling in cellar plas-
tered; Ruud instantaneous heater; Lear metal
garage; alley; lot 20.5x124; semi-detached; !;
,ewly decorated throughout.
E & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.
Continued.
BY OWNER.

D WV ~ EN-.
s2c st. Sc; seven-room brick dwelling
with cellar terms), $3.50.
4s2 Md ave. s:w:: si1-room frame dwelling
on lot about 14o IT, deep to alley (terms)
CHARLES HOFFMAN. Trustee.
222 st. NV. Franklin 47s9. -
| 2 Blocks from 18th St. Car Line
Price, $500; ST, 500 cash,
$50 monthly.
semi-detached; rooms and bath: hot-watel
heat: colonial porch; extra large lot. VA
Brick Bungalow.
Vacant-Price, $9,95O; $1,000
cash, SIS monthly.
rooms. tile bath; open fireplace; hardwood
floors and trim: sleeping front and side porch
es; slate roof; newly decorated; block from cal
line; lot 60x9O.
Cleveland Park Bungalow.
$50 Feet West Conn. Ave.
Price. $14,500; $500 cash,
Balance arranged.
tricity; gas; open fireplace; cement porches
out. BRAND-SEw. ~
Chevy Chase, D. c. Bungalow
81, $50; $1,000 cash, SIS monthly
s rooms. tile bath: open fireplace: hot-watel
session. New.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
No. 123s4s
903 New York ave. Phone Main b371.
Bloomingdale.
On North Capitol, facing south. between r
and s.; s rooms. bath. furnace and gas; nice
basement: in good condition throughout; imme-
date possession: very easy terms
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main 4ao. Evenings. North 1o2s-J.
dentist, Detached corner house in Petworth:
bath. Phone Col. 5ss7-w. 81
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Mt. Pleasant home. west Of 18th st. This
house has everything that could be desired
in modern house in an exclusive section
Eleven rooms and baths: Possession July l.
Reduced in price for quick sale on reasonable
cash proposition. Address Box ea-P. Star ONCE.
1923 VERNON STREET NV.
Splendid home, 10 large rooms and bath.
hwh large yard to alley can GO Be
442 RANDOLPH STREET NV.
Beautiful colonial home Of large rooms and
Ddtn. thoroughly modern, iOJ 1fS IeeL ueep
with garage for 2 cars; front and rear porches
possession.
A thoroughly modern Groom and bath home
colonial front and double rear porches: close
10 s0'oe: sses GIs Iv1SGsroN @ ss 81. NWs Se s0''0
Handsome colonial home in Chevy Chase, ID.
O.. containing large rooms and baths. dou.
Bile garage; lot 6x135. 1t is of the central
hall plan and the location is ideal
4112 EMORY STREET NV.
Detached home in one of our best northwest
sections, containing Z rooms and bath: lot
5Ox1OO. Price, $500.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL COMPANY.
1405 Irving Street NV.
Phone Col. 919.
Exclusive agents.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE

9th ST. NV. NEAR L-sToRE ROOM AMI
apartments; store about 25xS0; substantial
brick building; location which has made
money for the last tenant under much less ad
vantageous conditions than at present. The
owner refuses to lease and store can be moved
into at once by purchaser. Price. $3o. 600
terms reasonable.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV Main 1166.
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Downtown.

Home, Othces or Rooming.
This property viii pay $500 per month and
give the owner the best of the home strictly
nodsrn; 1s rooms. baths; h.w.h, elec. lights
laundry trays. All in strictly fne condition:
garage on wide alley. holds automobles:
the property is now on high paying basis.
The price and terms are right
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 1872. Evenings North lO26,J
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE 4 CITY LOTS. CLEAR
Of membranes. for suburban property or small
farm. Address Boz 352-E. Star once. 26'
.-AkGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made; we making 4 specialty and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.,
1873 18th at. NV.
Exchange Department.
VIII TRADE TWO CHEVY CHASE LOTS,
clear. for Groom house. with ami: will as
sumo small trust. Address Box 38P. Star
office. g.
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PETW0RTH NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
Attractive detached bungalow;e5 rooms On
one floor; good cellar; hot-water heat: water.
gas and street improvements expected this
fall. Price for quick sale. s.. 500.
MT. PLEASANT REALTY-Co..
1krf p.rt rosd
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1925
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FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOME, FURNISH
ed suitable for Army or Navy oficer or govt.
of1oiai: half mile from Edgemoor. Nd, neac
Rockville pike; colonial type house; Q foomS,
ana bath: all modern improvements; acret.
frait lawns, etc: mos. or longer: no cbildrea
uLder Il; refs. required. Ph. Bethesda 81. q
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1870 INVESTMENT.
FOR COLORED BUYERS,

N st. between 4th and 9Th NV
,7I1n Thsee hou'es; rooms; 2story brick; on lots
qUIGK BUYER can obtain the three for IS. go
CASH: Address Boz loop. Star ONCE =
21o 4th s.E-NEAR CONGRESSIONAL
Library. rooms, bath, h.-w. heat; excellent
1915 EYE Ne rooms: deep lot; Wide
alley reasonable; easy terms.
ALI alison & ST. N.W:1New. e,room. strictly
sErHEsDa MDSE%. sSsR 'ee Groom 90 ass S.th bun.
s''0~' elef pHkhPs Ehts sasasf "a aso1lSo
Room 2O9 1911 G St NJ. 5972 =
7-ROoM. BAY-wINDow AND BATH BRICK
fer sso gsrsse central MOI northwest By
porches; pantry. tiled bath. attic, hot-water.
and oak floors; large lot with shade; garage.
Carroll Rf.s ave- .Ae Col SEW "e''a'e 'a's a. !S'
shss sste possession 1882 Willard st. NV. Phone
451 MASS. AVE. Nw.-16 ROOMS AND
bath; immediate possession. and AS / st. NV;
rooms: same lot. Can be inspected from to
pm. Inquire ]. II. BUsHING. AS Mass
ave. NV. 12s
14th ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
tile bath. large frohtrand, rear yards; wide
alley; hot-water heat. electricity and hardwood
floors Price; $500. Equity included. Ad-
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT. y
Park road NV, east Of Ga. ave.. 2.
apt. house. rooms and bath each. 1000
so8-sos l. st. NV. each house contains
y rooms and bath. .................. .$1b, ,OO0
10th st. near l. st. NV, brick houses S. 900
9th ST. bet. and G ne, 7-room frame
with 2.story brick garage, reduced
from $500 ::.................. $4,000
9th st. bet. l. and NJ SITS. NV, 3-story,
10 rooms. lot 2srse. .:................ $1,000
st. Sc near 1st ST., rooms and bath,
CAYwooD L GARRETT, ''''''
1891 n. 7. NV. 7s
18th ST. NE.
Cozy bay-window brick home of six rooms
and bath: garage; corner alley. In excellent
shape throughout. Immediate possession. 81, 600;
liberal terms.
CAPITOL HILL.
Nr. House ONCE bldg; brick dwelling con-
| tanning three separate apartments; hot-water
| heat: new double garage: perfect condition
throughout. An excellent home and investment
proposition combined. Possession and terms.
| Mr.. CENT. HIGH SCHOOL.
VACANT. Six rooms and tiled bath. hot
| painted. Possession with deposit $6, $50; easy
COL. HEIGHTS.
Tenth st. Six rooms and tiled bath: hot-water
neat; colonial front porch; select neighborhood
Possession from owner. 5000: terms.
l. E. SHOEMAKER co.,
1870 N. Y. ave. M. 5574.
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s2c X st. Sc: seven-room brick dwelling
with cellar (terms), s., $50.
4S2 Md. ave. s.w.: six x-room frame dwelling,
on lot about 40 IT. deep to alley (terms),
81, $50.
CHARLES HOFFMAN. Trustee.
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New s-room bungalow with full partly Do.
isbed attic easily convertible. to rooms; bathe
electric lights: furnace. basement; garden and
oh irk
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ST. ELMO, VA.

ST. ELMO. VA
7-room house and 8 lots, only S.. $50; houao
ia practically new. with bath and electri0
lights Immediate possession.
DEL RAY. VA. g.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALg-vICINITY 18th AND 8 STREETS
NV; Groom and bath brick dwelling; bull
by owner for his own home; room for garage
good terms. Price. $500.
Near 9th and l. streets NV; 10-room ant
bath brick dwelling; hot-water heat; goot
terms. Price, 50, 600.
Near 10th and South Carolina ave. Sc.
Broom and ba.,. brick dwelling; furnace heat
nice location. Price. So. 500: good terms.
Twining Cit-. known as the Cottage; Groom
frame dwelling ard garage: lot 2oxl3O. Price
Colored; ncsr 18TH and Q SITS. NV: Groom
and bath brick dwelling; good building
Price. $500 good terms;
BY OWNLi.. NEW GROOM AND TILED
bath. brick: es.aHia. frent porch double real
porches; dee? loo: gss; electricity; h.-w.h.
$4,000; terms; possession. Address Box 114-P
star office. ~
New brick ard stucco colonia! house; rooms
baths. servants toilet. laundry, open fireplace,
large cement pOrches, latest electric fixtures:
hardwood floors: $1s.50O terms. Owner and
Vacant-Immediate Possession.
s-room brick. Parkview; h.-w.h.: electricity /;
se. .1sspnS 6wSh RSsss s'5ase Go sss
FOR sALE-A MODERN HOUSE. VACANT,
containing rooms and baths M located narni near
wardman Park Inn; nny Price. 1It 81 200 TERMS
FOR sALELfOLORED-A REAL CHEAP
house cou:sining rooms and bath; furnace
heat loca ted on of best streets in ie Droit
Park. Price and terms very reasonable.
Main % 4sss. 1914 K St NV.
FOR SALEEA MOST DESIRABLE MODERN
Groom and bath house; located near 4th and
r. l. ave, ne; practically new: possession at
once. For price and terms apply to
HARRY A. KITE.
Main 4s46 1914 Il st. NV.
On CAPITOL HILL ADJACENT TO CON
GRESSIONAL IIBRARY-13-room house: la-Ec
lot to paved alley; twostory garage; No. y.
St se Price $4,000.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS. 14i2 G ST. NV.
PRICE IS 5OO-DIRECT FROM OWNER.
practically new home In best location ret
worth: rooms. 2 baths. with shower; h.-w.ii.;
electric lights; parQuet floors: INSTANTANEOUS
hot-water heater. 1920 Illinois ave. NV. t.
ATTENTION, HOME BUYER
70f to 715 Allison st. NV. New 9 and
room houses: ideal location all modern inI-
provements; screened porches; $1,000 less .hal
present cost price; near car lines: deep ,o!s.
For sale by any broker owner. W. c.
IRWIN, 614 Cpshur st. NV. Phone Columbia
e326. For free auto service phone Main 5072.
&c
PETW0RTH NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
Attractive detached bungalow rooms
one floor: good cellar: hot-water heat; water.
gas and street improvements expected this
fall. Price for quick sale. $500
MT. PLEASANT REALTY-CJ..
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Semi-detached; 6 rooms and bath; hot-wa
heat: colonial porch; extra large lot. v
CANT,
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ATTENTION. HOME BUYER.

70f to 715 Allison st. NV. New and ;:
room houses: ideal location; all modern in.-
provements; screened porches; 81. 900 less .hal
present cost price; near lines: deei, ,oEs.
For sale by any broker owner. ". G.
IRWIN, 614 Cpshur st. NV. Phone Columbia
e326. For free auto service phone Main 507o.
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WOODBRIDGE. d. c.: COME OUT SUNDA1S
new bungalow; all improvements. Only s.. s5Qs
81 900 cash. balance $50 per month. Also
Groom house; all Improvements; two lots; ga
rage. s., 500: easy terms.
See F. A. LINGER, 2377 r. l. ave. ne.
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370S INGOMAE ST. CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
New brick ard stucco colona! house; rooms.
baths. servants toilet. laundry, open fireplace,
large cement porches, latest electric fixtures.
hardwood floors: $1s,5OO; terms. Owner and
builder, F. SONNEMAN. IL
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEAR 14th ST.
Modern si1-room and tile bath brick; cabinet
mantels; fireplace with gas logs; hardwood
trim; parquet floors; ami; large front and
back porches; extra large back yard, with
sss ss :sr PRICE, ssed $780, 's
possession by owner. Phone Columbia 36e1 g.
NEW HOMES READY TO
move in-22 to 81 Bryant st. ne.
y rooms. h.-w.h., electric
lights, double floors, wash trays,
wide front and rear porches; lot
14O #. deep. Take North Cap
itol st. car and get off at Bryant.
Walk Il square east.
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Owner and Builder,
N6 N. Y. Ave. NV. Main 5526.
"Ask the Man Who Owns One. !"
NEW HOMES READY TO
move in-38 to so Franklin St.
n.e.-6 and 7 rooms, h.-w.h., cleo
trio lights. double floors. wash
trays. wide front and rear
porches, built-in heated garage
with each house. Take North
CapitoFst. cars, get off at Frank
lin ST.. and walk 1z square east.
THOAfASAA, JAMESON,
a~Owner and Builder,
oO6 MY. Ave. NV. Main 5526.
ASK the Man Who Owns One. I"
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18th ST. HIGHLANDS.
No. 1908 kennedy st. n.w.-S rooms. bath,
hot-water heat electric lights. open fireplace;
beautiful flooring throughout; lot has frontage
of 75 feet with attractive grounds; house Is
now vacant and title report will be ready in
seven days. Price. $13. 900. This IL 4 very
salable house. Act quickly. House will be
opened for inspection all day Sunday. JOHN
QUINN CO., Inc, 7A 18th nv, Main i33S.
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LYON PARK,

CLARENDON. VIRGINIA,
This beautiful subdivision is situated within
70 minutes Of the heart Of Washington and is
S26O feet above the city. Its car service
q its great asset. sEp l.s--'I-
Lyon Park covers over ], 200 building lots. Of
which about 500 have been sold Many new
houses have been built and sold
Sewers. cement sidewalks, gas and cleo
s1icity are some Of the advantages Of this
property.
Lots.-$7.50 cash. balance monthly.
Houses built to order, small cash payment
balance monthly.
Lyon Park provides the opportunity for
swning home by paying for 1t monthly. Use
your rent money 10 secure your future.
Take Falls Church line car at 18th and Pa
ave. to Eihson station. The car fare is less
than IL cents the trip on communication rate.
LYON & FITCH. Owners
On ar ol1t
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$3.50.
New six room house. bath; electric lights
Furnace; light airy basement; splendidly built.
81 600 cash, balance terms.
E. l.. COCkRELL,
Roopn on4 Onrar bldg Main a.la. .
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

18TH ST. HEIGHTS-OwNER GOING WEST.
must sacrifice at once excellent building lot;
all improvements; ideal location. Address Box
245-M, Star once. 6e
FOR SALE OR TRADES LOTS IN CHEVY
Chaaa. IA z. HAW. III Q ct. ne. 6e
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BFLOW MARKET PRICE.

Out of town owner will sell large corner lot
and several smaller lots in Chevy Chase at
bargain price TO close out Washington mold
il gs; easy terms. Address Box 33-P. Star Office
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Six ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY PAINTED
and papered; give possession July L. room for
garage; small cash payment. Call Lin. 4O6. So
LEAVING CITY JULY / AND HAVE FOR
sale q modern, wel-builtt Groom bungalow;
$500, on easy terms. or less nsyou have cash
for owners equity. The price is made attrac-
tive for quick sale. 2SO7 26th ct. n.e. Sc
LARGE sTX-R00M HOME. BATH. CETX1R
closets, glass back porch, back yard and IA.
rage for cars. near Union station me-; vacant;
5000 5000 cash. GEO. G. WALKER, Ke-
nois bldg, 11th and G. after nm 7s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OWN cool. C0MF0RTABLE BUN
galAt' and reduce the high cost OF living.
Write SAUNDERS & son. 9Oe Princeton pl.
ty3'
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2 Blocks from 18th St. Car Line
Price, SIS, 800; ST, 500 cash,
$50 monthly.
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Main 100 and Main 373

HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
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Bloomingdale.
On North Capitol, facing south. between r
and s.; 8 rooms. bath. furnace and gas; nice
basement; in good condition throughout; imme-
date possession; very easy terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G..
Main 42o Evenings. North 1028-J.
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FOR sALE-sEvEN-RO COTTAGE. OND
acre land: IL minutes to station: price. 5000:
terms. Also 8-room house, Ia acres. shade.
| large porch, 8 minutes TO station, on u. BE
and o. D. road: $1,000. Call on
HARRY J. WALKER. Owner. or address
East Falls Church. Va. Route No.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,'
Main &c. Main 81. o23 Fifteenth Street NV
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PRICE. Ss, ,5O0-DIRECT FROM OWNER.
practically new home In best location Fei-
WORTH rooms. baths. with shower; h. h.-w-a-' :
electric lights; parquet floors: instantane Gus
hot-water heater. 1920 Illinois ave. NV. Il.
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On property at all times.
THOMAS e. PETTY. :
Your Rent Agent
20l3 14th street NV.
Phone North 4156.
762 Quebec Street NV.
sa large rooms bsth eellsr enies sesrI bons ase
not,water heat, gas and electricity. Shove
bath. built-in Ice box, instantaneous wate
neater. colo storage In cellar. enamel was
nays, ehYelsss cooker. screens, open freplac
Fheuoof cement block garage with room 70
Price. $1O.5OO.
Inspection by permit only
Exclusive Agent.
THOMAS q. PETTY,
Your Rent Agent"
- 2013 14th street NV
Phone North 415s.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOMEI8 ROOMS: INT
newly decorated: vacant. Price and terms .e
owner. Address Boz HIP Star ofsce
FOR s1LEI3-sT0RY BRTCK aITr1TFn q,
corner OF 30x20 IT. alley IN the vicinity a
scott Circle. suitable for garage purposes .
Iof nrst-class storage warehouse. For pric
ERNEST HALL. COOLIDGE COMPANY. INC
= Main 1882 ,34sS.
NEAR 18th AND NEWTON N.W.-8 R00Ns
rene ny 1s mi; 81. ssssse; alta bargain. Addres
BUNGALOW IN RROokLAND. sIX R00Ia
a-m1.. S9oo Call North 5751-J. O.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ALMOST NEW
Broom and 2-bath house: one Of best NV. sec
uons. owner will give immediate posseasion
no asents Address Box 277-D. Star once.
OWNER. LEAVING TOWN, DESIRES OTTICT
seie; no agents; semi-detached, rooms an
5ath: ami; garage; paved alley rear: !
nlock from 18th ST.; Mt. Pleasant section
fs.aoo. 1885 Parkwood place NV. g.
Brookland Bungalow.
blocks from post ofhce; hollow-tile construe
tion: rooms. bath. h.wh, eIec. lights lam
dry ~tPays. buik-fn refrigerator. open frs
place; southern exposure. This home must h
cash. SA'-'
MeIAcHLEN BANKING coRP'N.
Real Estate Dept 10Th and n
NUN 40 Evenings. North 1o2s-J.
IL
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Brick Bungalow.
Vacant-Price, $9,o5O; $1,000
cash, SIS monthly.
rooms. tile bath; open fireplace; hardwood
floors and trim sleeping front and side porch
es: slate roof; newly decorated; block from car
line; lot 60y9O,
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CONDUIT RD.-OVEKLOOkING If1E Tv1V-
mac river: corner in this most attractive part
OF the northwest; splendidly built house of
brick and stone: 1S rooms. baths; steam
heat; electricity: with large grounds: stable
garage and other outbuildings; wonderfully
developed in shade and shrupbeiy. rrive
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
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TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
n, os0s Takoma Park, d. G.

81 sO0-IDEAL SITE FOR COUNTRY HOME:
Dittmar road. vanderwerken station, near
Washing ton Country Club; acres; S-room cot
tage nice stream: terms to suit. BENJAMIN
KING, Dittmar I'd.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-09-17
TIL E TOLL E R

Lne CenCrdllSdCOn movement CdC Has Deell puSileu
forward by war conditions. New forms of State
control have been tried and found to be to the
advantage of Capital because they have eliminat
ed competing interests, have increased the power
of the dominant class, and have given it full con-
troll over all the State machinery, which is now
officially described as the Executive" The Ex-
ecutive functions for and behalf of those whose
economic power enables them to control all the
avenues of public expression and administration.
The workers. therefore, stand arrayed against
their exploiters The struggle is longer against
the single employer or the group of employers. 1t
is against the capitalist class as a whole.
3. How We Are To Attack
While Capitalism has been changing it's form
and character, and Capital has become more firm
y fixed in the saddle, the organisations of the
workers have remained to all intents and purposes
the same in structure and in outlook. Formed to
protect the interests of groups of workers, they
have grown in size, but always with their group
character stamped upon them. Skilled and unskl-
ed have organised separately and have invariably
pursued their own advantages with complete
disregard for the interests of other sections. AS
industrial processes have been simpified, the un-
skilled workers have found it possible to under
take new work, and to improve their positions as
individuals. But the vested interests of craft and
apprenticeship have stood in the way, and the
employers, acting in accordance with their policy
of divide and conquer" have played off one sec
ton against another until both skilled and unSkill-
ed have suffered from the downward pressure that
their own divided counses invited Because the
workers have been divided, and because they have
been guilty of civil war over demarcation and
craft procedure, the development of machinery,
etc.. instead of producing levelling up of social
life Tin the sense that all the hard work of the
world could be done by the machine instead of
by human effor), has levelled us all down, and
tends further to reduce all the position of gen.
eral unskilled machine minders If we are to Sc
cure for our class the full fruits of our own en-
deavours it is imperative that within our own
ranks there shall be unity of purpose and action
There must be an epidemic of amalgamations of
competing unions. A more scientific form of in
J.-l. L..
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-09-17


the SEX but the industry Gn so far as the industry
can be defined) in which those concerned are en-
gagged; and the whole must be linked up in a great
class organisation whose function and whose pur
pose must be to work out the emancipation of the
working class.
In this building up of the great Industrial
Unions care must be taken to guard against over
centralised and bureaucratic control The real
power must be in the hands of the rank and file
of the membership and since industry because
of its structure, must be departmentased, full re-
presentation on all governing bodies connected
with the organisation must be accorded to all the
departments of the industry concerned not with
a view to the advancement of separate claims or
interests, but rather for the purpose of making
the whole artculate and harmonious. Only those
who do the work know how the work is done
and the workshop, the place where the economic
conflict begins, must be the centre from which
all life and activity shall radate. The growth of
the Shop Stewards and Workers Committee move
ments is an indication that the Importance of the
workshop is being more clearly recognised The
workshop in the future will be what the trade
union branch is now, with this difference, that
whereas activity within the branch is confined to
few regular attenders, activity will be general
DeCdSe, Willie lOT various reasons CTaQe un0nlStS
may absent themselves from the branch they
cannot Except temporarily absent themselves
from work. They must attend, and thus will be
drawn into such activities as may be under con-
sideration. The unions will need to become eff
cient fighting machines, capable of performing the
work they will set out to do. New circumstances
demand that new methods shall be adopted to
meet them; new times indeed, demand new meth
ods and new men. Dependence upon leaders, men
who often, because of their personal situations,
desire "quiet life," will pass of itself The in
Industrial democracy of the future will deem it.
self capable of attending to it's affairs, and will
act in purpose without regard to the wishes of
elected persons"
A. Our Objective.
No form of organisation and no plans for
attack can be of service unless the workers posses
clear recognition of the mission and purpose of
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-09-17
A. Our Objective.

No form of organisation and no plans for
attack can be of service unless the workers posses
clear recognition of the mission and purpose of
the working class. Is our purpose the mere secur-