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Evening journal., 1920-03-29
PENNSY TO GIVE
SHOW NEXT MONTH

The P. b. & W. Athletic Association
Is ready TO pu. on a musical
comedy called Pardon Ne" Jack Nc
Adams win have charge. @. A. Mahoney
will take a prominent part in this
show. The soloists VIII be Leroy Taylor,
Willard singley, George Drexler. John
Brsddock, John Collins. Willard Nc.
Kendriek and John Manske.
The comedians include' William
Lewis, William Sehwamb, Rice Collins,
and John Andrews
The women OF the company are
Misses Margaret Blddlo, Marion Deny
and Clara Newman. The chorus consists
OF the following Misses Mile Legre.
Mamie schwamb, Lena McCraken, Agnes
Cunningham, Anna Scholl, Myrtle Lutz,
and Buela Morris. The dancing speciality
viii be put on by the Misses Corbit and
Sliche.
The show viii he put ON at the New
Century Club for three nights, April s,
0 and 10.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
Cleanings From the
Richardson Park Club
By "sAM"

UnmIndful OF the bad weather,
crowd Of fellows iourneyed TO Tlnsman
Hall last Friday might for the regular
business meeting OF the Richardson
Park Athletic Club. Although the jazz
orchestra was missing the meeting was
carried on with the neW-splrlt which
the club has acquired. President Wlct-
ersham had his hands foil keaPias fin,
Bill end Frankie qu,et.
Baseball WAS oyar-,cN tring all other
interests, as usual, and Phinny Hast
lngs was there 90 explain anything that
troubled our minds. Tie hea some OF
our new equipment on exhibition and
everything received the U. X. OF the
club. After the fellows had tried out
The gloves and shin guards, Phlnny an
nounced that two practice games Will
be played before the League season
opens. The two games VIII be played
ON April 3 and 10. And then the season
opcns the boys going 10 Newport on
April Il with red IA their eyes.
To take care OF The boys who fail 10
make Tho first team ils has been decid-
Cd 10 organize a second team under The
manarcrship Of Alvin Mote This team
VIII be known as Richardson Park Re
serves and win receive hearty support
from The club.
The disturbance committee also made
Itself heard through the efforts OF
George Hughes, who announced that he
wanted an the members and prospec-
1.-Two members 20 De at The school house
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
i{s}.EE ETIySTT2 2ERE3|sa.x:s x:sZa]

The South may have its training camps
For baseball here and there;
But after all is said aud done
There's no ice skating there.
o.
Tho early season baseball games
Give many OF us The wearies,
But little games that then are Won
May give a team the series.
Why the poniess A bookie over In
England made $4,000 in January clip
ping coupons on English soccer.
o.
McGraw is worried because Heinie
Zimmerman IS going TO manage a semi
pro team in the Bronx with Hal Chase
probably performing on The lfst 70
draw the crowds away from the Polo
Grounds. It's cause for worry.
The Red Sox without Babe Ruth are
like Uncle Tom without his cabin.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

w. Curlett was high gun IN Glass D.
w. L. Smith carried Off the double
target event and won a leg on this cup.
Next Saturday will be the big day
when Wilmington clashes with the T..
II. r. at Overlook. Tho Gresnhill
traps win be closed. as everybody will
want TO help win this shoot. For all
bencat of local shooters desiring little
practice FOR next Saturday, the Green
hin traps win 30 open ON Thursday af-
ternoon and shooting will continue from
$50 p. m. until sunset.
W. b. Cochran, tho sterling shot from
Avondalo Pa. came 20 town saturday
afternoon with Clarence Marshall. p. II.
Way and NJ r. Morris and showed his
heels 20 the entire field over the W.T..
A traps for the ninth leg on the G. w.
Phollis shark" trophy and the Class A
take away trophy, by breaking 40 OF
his 30 birds, and also won the second
prize In ihe io0-bird race. breaking
92xiO0.
Cochran now has a log on the Col
Buckner Trophy and also on the Phellis
Trophy and he viii have 20 be away of
form not TO make trouble for the other
winners when the final shoots arc staged
which viii be in the near future.
J.. J.. Boyce, Glass @ shooter shoot.
ing from ~ yards. won the leg on the
"Philip +. du Pont' Trophy with a score
Aberdeen. Nd Gun Club was supposed
to have shot a lve-mnn team race
against Wilmington yesterday, but were
unable 20 bring their team on account
Of sickness 30 several teams shot tho
hundred bird race 10 determine who
would shoot against the Aberdeen Club
when they come up which is expected
in two or three weeks.
The team which was picked 70 shoot
the Aberdeen Club yesterday was the
winner 30 win have the opportunity 70
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

Georges Carpenter stands a good
chance TO hypnOtize in the neighbor-
hood OF 100000 with a movie contract.
a vaudeville tour-snd that affair with
Jack Dempsey.
o.
A certain well-knovn heavy hitter is
making himself so popular az Jackson
VILE, Fla, by distributing the Babe
Ruth" brand OF cigars that the natives
have offered him any city Onlce he
nts-Democratic. OF coufse.
%
Joe Tinker Is going TO give compli-
menlary tickets 10 the bah games at
Columbus to school kids who make a
certain average in their studies. Lookit
em study now.
And now comes that Ions tedious
time in history when the big league
clubs VIII all be playing exhibition
games and making exhibitions Of them-
selves.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

compete. Fagen simonton substituted
for j. II. Mlnnick Price jackson, who
Is expected 20 be ono Of the high guns
at Philadelphia next Saturday, lod tho
feld of shooters on the lO0-bird pro
gram by breaking o3 OF his 100 birds.
A. Worthlnglon and ]. II. Smith lied
FOR Class A spoons over the r., 3. a
W. trsps. and will shoot 70 on 40 some
later date. ]. =. spring. Jrs won Glass
B. and W. Young won Cisss spoon.
j. A. spragg donated a Hercules pic
ture. framed. and 10 was won by T.
Spring. Jr
Charley Grlswold was high man
for the day over the Chrlsliana traps,
with i7x21 10 the regular event and
2Ox25 IN The Trombone Handicap. A
poultry shoot win be held IN the near
future
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

the gambling element Hear his ultl
matum:
Il want to put you fellows wise
TO something, and IT'S about this
custom OF announcing the pitohins
selections In advance OF games
That practice will stop the day the
bell rings.
"A lot Of wise-cracking gamblers
have been proflteering By the IN
formation gathered on the pitching
choices before the game, ana I'm
going 10 keep those fellows guessing
right up 10 the last minute.
There isn't any law against the
sporting writer's indulglng In guess
ing matches. Of course, but | have
determined 10 cooperate 10 the very
limit in the campaign against the
gambling evil
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
TRAPSH00TING

Bill Cochran. OF Kennelt square, won
The tenth leg OF The Fox Gun Trophy
in The saturday shoot over the Green
sin traps.
In the class trophies Cochran and
Philip du Pont tied high, necessitating a
shoot of in Glass A. Vending captured
the Glass b trophy and J.. T. Boyce,
high gun in Glass c, captured the prize.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

This Weeks Schedule.
Grace vs.. All-Stars.
Grace vs.. 81. paul's NJ. p.
independent
W. H g.. %: GOldey. 2i.
$40. Carmel. 20; Defiance. A..
Penn Del. %; Hagley. %
w. II. s. Girls. 30; Bcrwyn. %.
Defiance A. 3; p. s. j. 80.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

on April 81. as the committee has sur
prise In store.
Some new members were enrolled and
there were Indications OF moro TO coma
at an early date. The next meeting
VIII be held on next Friday. April 2, at
Tlnsman's Hall and every one 10 az
pecied 10 be present.
Welcome back, Johnny, glad to Sc
you.
April seventeenth
what's the matter, jszzl Had rss
lapse?
April seventeenth
Who's running our team, anyhow
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
DIXIE COLOnEn Innp

ATLANTA. Ca. March 29-Atlanta
Birmingham. Nashville, Chattanooga.
Knoxville, Montgomery, Pensacola and
New Orleans comprise a loop for the
Southern Colored Baseball League this
spring. It's the FIRST time oolored
players ever attempted organization in
the south.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
s,inLlEs nRAiv WILL

NEW YORK, March 29-The Harlem
Athletic Club IS experimenting with
the box Office by staging boxing cards
with a full program OF colored mitt-
men. The shows draw well because
the smokes cut lose. II they can't hit
in the ring their antics make a hit
with the rincsiders.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
.rIs cIp TIIAT cnEERs.

. PASADENA, Cal, March 29-Rivalry
among the coast baseball clubs to win
he Wrislcy trophy cup, which is be-
ing offered by the owner OF the CHI
cago Cubs TO the team that gives the
Cubs The best battle. is keener than
series for real money. The cup IS
onlv worth s25, too, and there is moth
ing 10 mn in it but water.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
,n,Nv PHYS TEAM

ALBANY. n. y. March 29-The fran
chise of the Providence r. l., club in
the Eastern League has been sold to
baseball magnates at Albany. The sea-
son OF the league will open on April
%. Tn. other teams in the loop are
pittsleh. Springfield, Worcester, Hart
ford. N,w Haven, Waterbury and
Bridgepdi
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
TnLps LOOsEN roNGIrEs

HOT SPRINGS. March 29-Even the
umpires are working out down here.
Teddy McGrew and Ducky Holmes, Pa
cino Coast League jumps, are aaking
the baths. doing road work and un-
loosening their tongues and arms UNI
plring games between the Red Sox and
Pirates.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
.nI1,rs nr mARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass March 29-Bob
sedg,yicl is known as the Duke Of
Harvard owing to his versatility as
an athlete lie is a shol-putter with a
cood throw. ne cleaned up the heavy
weights in the school, ne was star
tackle pf the undefeated crimson
eleven. and now he IS a first string
varsity darsman.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
MANY MEMPHIS cIuRs.

MEMPHIS; Tenn. March 29--Mors
than 90 amateur baseball teams Will
be playing I'm Memphis this summer
under the direction Of the NJ. A. A.. OF
which Billy Hack, boxing promoter IS
director
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
WHAT'S IN A NAME:

DENVER. Col. March 29-'Out Where
The West Begins" which Is considered
by some TO be at Denver, Gust West,
colored. Is going 70 open q nght club
for colored boxers TO compete with the
only other one now operating there
lie will call II the "GOld Belt
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
LIKES AnR AND Ion

PADUCAH, KY, March 9o-Joe vii
holt. training with the Toledo Mud
Hens at paducah. is wearing the dia-
mond-studded gold watch fob which
was given TO him by the Wichita, Kan,
fans last year when he broke the
worlds record for hitting in consecu-
tive games when he rang ihe bell with
70
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
SWEET RYE-AND-RYE.

First Optimist-Well have better
times bye-and-bye, at any rate"
second Op,imist h, sure.
Heaven il paved with gold bricks and
there Is never a coal shortage in The
other place. '-Home sector.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

NEW YORK. March 29--ThrIIled
with the success and the revenue nom
The recent slx-day bike races pro-
moters are planning TO build a new BIZ
cycle track FOR Greater New York In
the near future. II win be devoted te
night races twice a week
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
A COMPLETE ALIRI

Lady-"Are you the same man who
ate my nince pie last week?'
Tramp-"No. mum. III never be The
same man againF-Edinburgh Scots
man.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
FOX LEADS CHESS
CLUB TOURNAMENT

At the end Of the third weeks play the
standings of the contestants in the
Brandywine Chess Clubs tournament for
the championship of Wilmington are as
follows:
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
OH. O Ile lively games OF Inc wee
was the following:
Petrolf Counter Attack

The leaders in the tournament are now,
II. W. Fox, II. II. Morris, T. H. Morton,
VIM. +. Smalley and G. /. Reid. The con- |
test for the first three places is extreme
ly keen between these five players since
the final standings are largely dependent /
on the cross play between them.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

Cashier will be favored BY the Want
Ads and iowards Will Dc given out for
finding lot. articles.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
AstI Wli-sON,

att WILSON.
Aiwllson. veteran catcher with the
Bras, is at the age where he can see
thdrrors OF youth.
In I ever have a son eligible for
Alege I'm going 10 give him half
expenses and let him make the
sst Of his way. My folks gave me
n / asked for and / didn't get
mough out OF college as q result.
lad / found It necessary 10 work
my way through might have made
more OF my opportunities
IAN advance dope on who Is to be
he slab artist for the Chicago Cubs
'or a certain game is going to be a
minus quantity this season, so far as
fred Mitchell is concerned. lie Is after
Evening journal., 1920-03-29

1 goger gazes at the signs
coming spring; his spirit
pines
10 TAX, again the classic pose
ind hi the pellet on the nose.
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
BASKETBALL

CHURCH LEAGUE.
Results.
Grace. 20; Westminster. ~.
Brandywine, 26; West, 9.
LT.,Ifs..
Evening journal., 1920-03-29
NIGHT BIKE RACES.

who's running our team, anyhow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
SANDY RIDGE

Tho Triple = Girls EaE" ffr"wr II
marty at Grange Hall Tu'~day "N"nng
IN honor of Miss Mamie E"rry VII" Will
1.s,.., shortly for her hon" IN Canton
Those picScUt wore. Maml" iieIry'
T-ennA Sn!pl"y. Edna Eurchhcld. Helen
Irca Fisher Dorothy H"diI'"'d. NhrEAr-
- Reeves. riarl johnston. HaIsl liUT"h'
field Alice Hobbs Iu"2 Miller Emory
Lewis. RAYMOND Campbell. Paul Fisher.
Walter skinner. Ernest Il"w"N, Frank
Eccvcs. John Howell ko"El'r Fisher.
William MrGil ard Leroy Crimson:
Games and music were tn" diversions ~
Nc ..yrnIrg, after which - delicious
lunch was sory%d. An "mJ"yahl" time
was had by those present
Miss Vera Brooks. Of EHrn"SNlli". Is
srrndlng the wc,'S-cud wl'h -h"r par
cntS. Mr. and Mrs. John l;ro"<s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley WISE. ct Rock
Hill. attended Grange Thursday even
Sir. Atkinson Wells. Of Cambridge,
snrn, the weekend with his parents.
Nr and Mrs William Wells.
Mr. and Mrs Lake Howell attended
the cater sale. near Somcrton. Thurs
Mrs. Walter Truax. who has been
George WiIdcs, west OF Evansville, re-
turned 10 her home Sunday.
Miss Helen Wells. OF Belmont spent
TIC weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Ransom. Of Gamer
FISHER farm on Sandy Ridge Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher and family have moved 70
their other farm.
Miss r.va G. Hunt. of FaIrview. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
B0yd. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April % = Cattle 1000;
beef steers steady 10 - cc"'$ higher
$685. bid: bulk $500 10 $50: .%h"--
stock mostly p cent? higher, bulk $500
Ia 1850: good Gamers mostly $2.hl'
hulIs strong. veal calves 50 10 - cents
under Friday, mostly $1,000 70 1850;
HOGS $4,000: opened = 20 80 higher,
closed weak and steady 70 - cents
higher than SATURDAYS average: bulk
fl%.TJ to l5.io; early top $3.50; few
late above Si5.25.
Sheep 5000: unNvcn.y steady 70 80
cents lower: best wooded lambs s2O1u:
bulk $50 90 to @0.jO: best Sh"rn lambs
SlS25: bulk $500 70 1925. culls and
common !ll.O0 to 100: prime. wooded
on 10 three year-old wNthcrS. 1lLL5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
WARRINGTON

Mrs Tusca Eecr with her children
left last week for II visit with her huS-
band who is working At k"yser. one
OF the children was taken sick and shc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WIrIN.ENs W Va. App. 8. 20.
FURNISHED rh" int"lll"cnccr Ivy =. r
NaSiru ~ &C.,. ul"ir. hers Boston %tn'N
ENrnaur.. ,a...rj l"nr National Bank
u " y. lids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
nRY GOOnS

NEW YORK. April 25-Tot'on goods
today were steady and quiet Yarns
were firm. RurlapS wer" EASY 10 SEQ
oud-hands. Silks were easy and quiet
and wool goods quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27

WHEELING. W. Va. April IS. 90
Furnished The lntellteercer by A. p
Aasten & Co. membe New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second floor National
Bank OF Y. Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
! Open. { High. Low. J Clos,
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. o. April 26-Cloverseed
prime cash s285o. April S2S.50. October
423.2S: December seas.
$1,000.
Timothy. prime cash 1877. s555: 1918.
$5.35. 1919 $3.50: April $3.50. May
t545: September $50. October $3.50:
pecember $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-27
CRUDE OIL

OH. CITY. Va. April ID red: h7i-
nc, $50 Runs l3a.l56. aVe-aE. -.
lli. Shipments 79i-a; average i..3G-
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BUY WAR SAVINGS srAMPsL
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New York Cotton Market

TotaI sales l.Oa2IVO shares.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25
HOLDS
STAGECENTER
Governor and State Officials
Would Better Pennsyl-
vania Conditions.

The stringent housing conditions In
Philadelphia and throughout Penn
sylvania have enlisted the activities
OF the state governor, the state at
torney general. various other officials
and a number of civic bodies, in an
effort. to secure some measure of
lrelief.
At a meeting OF the directors of
the Philadelphia Real Estate Board.
Tafter a conference with representa-
tives of various tenants associations,
resolutions were unanimously
adopted. urging that in the interest of
the public welfare. and continuing
through the present abnormal period.
radical notifications should be made
In the usual terms and forms of
leases for the greater protection OF
tenants.
These resolutions favored dwelling
house leases OF not less than a six
months period and requiring "A Co.
day notice of termination; that leases
not terminating on or before October
shall automatically be extended to
April l. that lessons reserved right
to inspect such leased property shall
be restricted. that lessee shall not
be required to waive notice in pro-
ceedings for possession before magis-
trates, nor required to waive the
right of appeal from magistrates
courts. For the spirit shown in these
resolutions the Real Estate Board
has received warm commendation
from various governmental agencies,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25
Many Residences Change
Hands During Week

The following sales have been re-
ported by shannon and Luchs for the
week ending today:
Bungalow on North Central Avenue
in Chevy Chase. Md, TO James A.
Powell. 1878 Emerson Street for Syl-
via Il. Power to Lloyd T.. Bell. one Of
the houses recently erected in this
section. thoroughly modern. contain.
ing rooms and bath: 1900 Quincy
street purchased by Mary E. Lausen,
who will occupy the premises: a
three story. Broom brick of recent
constructions: Gallatin Street bun
galow, No. 1905. sold to Hon. Harry
l.. Candy; No. 81 s street northwest,
to Joseph A. Matthews. who is pur-
chasing the house for his own home:
1l5 18th street southeast. to William
o. Hildebrand, a two family fiat, the
first floor of which will be occupied
by the new purchaser; 1ees A street
northwest. was sold for George w.
Stose 10 Benjamin Sears: S9as Morri-
son street, Chevy Chase. recently CON-
pleted by ID. J. DUNCAN. sold to Lor-
raine de Gerry.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25
DINERS TOSEE
DANCE Adopts
Board Of Trade Membership
Committee Banquet to
Be Lively Affair.

Reservations for the mid-winter
banquet of the Washington Board
of Trade membership committee
must be made before Wednesday II
members desire to be considered
when seating arrangements are
made Wednesday by the entertain
ment committee. Chairman Charles
]. Waters said yesterday.
An elaborate dancing carnival. in
terspersed with songs. will furnish
amusement for the 500 tired busi-
ness men of Washington who are ex-
pected to attend. Artists from the
Luigi Albertieri studios and the
Helen Moller Temple of Dance in
New York will entertain during the
banquet. which is intended to stim-
ulate interest in the drive for $500
new members this year
An orchestral concert will precede
the dinner. under the direction of
Sol Minister. Hungarian and Nor
wegian dances will be interpreted
by the Luigi Albertieri artists,
Susanna Legnani. Aline NARROW and
Nina Penn and Natal Carosio. Misses
Ange, Desha and Lea, from the Mol
Ter temple. will present a series OF
classical dances. Others who will
dance and sing include Miss Bessie
Birch Haycock. Miss Camille Lit
tie. Miss Estelle Murray. Miss Ida
Clarke. the Sanford sisters and
others.
Twenty-Five new members, whose
applications have been approved,
will be admitted to the Board of
Trade tomorrow at a meeting OF the
executive committee at l o'clock in
the board rooms. Star Building.
Resolutions supporting the Tink-
ham bill. providing for a home in
the District for feeble-minded. prob
ably will be adopted by the boards
public health committee. meeting
Tuesday night at S o'clock. DR.. d.
Percy Hickling will preside.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25
BOARD WINDOWS MAKE
HOUSE BURGLAR-PROOF

A suggestion for the prospective
builder of a summer cottage is
embodied in the description given
by Popular Mechanics Magazine for
February OF a house recently erect
ed by a disciple of the popular
gospel of fresh air"
The man has done away entirely
with the ordinary windows of
glass; instead. he has equipped his
home with windows of heavy board.
hinged at the top. and pierced only
for two small glass panes. When
the windows are fully raised. the
house is flooded with fresh air.
yet they may be lowered and
locked. when the owner leaves, so
as to make the dwelling practically
burglar-proof
The Washington herald., 1920-01-25

groups of properties amounting to
about $4,000.
The income of the corporation is
derived from the difference in interest
winch the borrower pays, namely IL,
per cent. and which the bonds bear,
namely per cent, which on a large
volume OF business will amount to a
good deal. There is further the COM
mission charge of per cent on the
fult amount of the loan. From these
two sources the corporation will he
aole to secure a sufficient income to
pay a fair return on the $4,000 of
stock which it has sold. There will
also be some side issues from which
the corporation can secure income,
such as insurance.
1T, is the aim of the corporation
to help the borrower in every way
possible. Plans for homes to be
built will be carefully inspected ana
supervised. Bills for material and
labor will also be looked over. The
whole aim of the corporation will be
10 assist in every way possible. the
borrower to get his moneys worth.
rms Is not only to the advantage of
the borrower. but is obviously good
business on the part Of the corpora
tlon itself. The corporation has not
been in operation long enough as
yet to determine completely the sue
cess Of the plan.
'As was to be expected, there will
be no difficulty about obtaining
plenty of business. Real estate men
are anxious and willing to co-oper-
ate and the public has confidence in
the personnel of those who are di-
recting the company. There can be
no doubt. however. that the plan will
work out satisfactorily. Moreover,
this experiment. together with those
being made in other cities. will give
us much valuable information and
experience about long term credits
for home buyers, and as a result of
this movement the time Is not far
ahead when 1t will be possible for
anyone who wishes, no matter what
his income, to own his own home"