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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
WANTED1TQ RENT

DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apartment, In good location: satisfactory ref
erences furnished. Address Box CSC, Star
Office
FIRST-CT-AsS FURNISHES HOUSE. WITH
large reception hall (sise 401c0 IT.. dining
room, bedrooms and IA rooms for onlces. in
Guiding all modern improvements. Address
ROx IS F. Star Office b
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On Tennessee ave. near Lin
coin Park-a location where property usually
sells the day listed contains six rooms and
bath; garage; nice lot; front and rear porches;
perfect condition throughout. Price, $500
Beautiful 8-room home. on two
floors, located within one-half square Of Conn.
ave-; hot-water heat: electric lights; oak floors
heater. Price, $l3, 500. An unusually good buy
3,
Five-room bungalow, located
In the nearest downtown detached subdivision.
Owner leaving city, will sell. complete with
expensive furniture, for Sc. $50. An opportunity
to get home handsomely furnished at a price
the house itself would sell for.
4.
Excellent downtown location !;
six-room brick house; furnace heat: cellar un-
der entire house; nice front and rear yards;
splendid condition throughout Price, s., 500
Can be sold ON $500 cash, balance monthly.
S.
Good three-story building, with
brick garage for six cars: contains two apart
ments Of four rooms and bath each and nice
store; located in best downtown section. Can
be sold fer 81. 500, on unusually easy terms.
CHAS. D
o23 Fifteen
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fax. Realtors.
Price. $4,000. Near Connecticut ave. bridge.
= Nearly new residence in this choice
neighborhood. Just been redecorated:
awnings and screens; two screened Sleep
ing porches; hardwood floors; cedar-lined
storage closet; servants room and toilet
in cellar. Deep lot to a 15-foot alley.
This home will have to be inspected to
be fully appreciated.
Price, $3.50. Close to 18th and Girard SITS.
NV. Convenient to Central High School.
3-story and cellar brick; ton rooms
and bath: a very deep lot to q 16-ft.
alley. Reasonable terms.
Price. $500. On Holmead place NV. near
Monroe st. Six rooms and bath; good
heating plant; convenient to 14th st. car
line stores, etc. Easy terms acceptable.
Price 1880 Desirable 2-story brick Of 6
rooms and bath in convenient neighbor-
hood Of the. northeast-jrst OF Maryland
avenue; cellar under entire house: excel
lent hot-air heating plant. Monthly
terms less than similar houses would
rent for An opportunity not to be over
looked Only $500 cash required.
FAIRFAX,
, SERVICE NTH RESULTS FOR so YEARS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
HEDGES & NIL
1884 H Street NV.

Price, &s5.0oo-NEAR WHO. AND CoSN
AYES. Detached home Of real intrinsic
value, situated q lot 5Ox160 IT.. with
garage for cars. The house has 3
large bedrooms. complete baths on
the second floor and has hot-water heat
electric lights hardwood trim, and has
the usual complement Of hrst-hoor rooms
with an extra lavatory; servants accom-
mOdations Convenient terms OF sale ar
ranged.
Price. 81. 4oo-TwO-FAMILY APT. VERY
desirable building located in good
northwest section; Eve rooms and bath
the first floor and six rooms and
bath ON the second floor, and Il now
rented to good tenants at $115 per
month. This IL an excellent proposition
for either home or investment or both
You should inspect this at onco-
Price, e.5Oo-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A
well built little home that 10 certainly
worth the price asked. 1t IL now va
cant and in fne condition. Easy terms
of sale will BIZ arranged
Price, $12. 5OO-CHEvY CHASE. MD. WE
consider this one Of the hest bargains
on the market today. Tn. location Is
ideal and the house Is detached. on a
lot 1OOx125 II. 1t has ten rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. electric lights.
metal weatherstrips and screens. sleep
INK porch and garage. Possession and
terms.
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1905 H St. NV.
Price. $4,000.
A desirable corner house. well situated In
Columbia Heights: colonial type. central hall
plan. with four attractive rooms on each floor.
Heated with hot-water. having electric lights,
porches. screens and awnings. This is de-
cided bargain and a most salable property.
Price, $1,000.
A home in the northwest, not far out, where
the owner has just left the city. and very
prompt possession can be arranged. This Is
a six room and bath box type house having hot
water heat. electric lights. large front porch.
two-story rear porches: room for garage.
Price. $4,000.
On Fairmont street: home that will inter-
est you: a three-story house of good appear
ance. having ten rooms. two baths, hot water
heat and electric lights. The owner occupies
this house: 1t Ia in fine condition throughout,
and possession will be given.
Price, $1O,75O.
A most complete house in Mt Pleasant.
west Of 18th street. where immediate posses
sion will be given. A two-.tory house. heated
with hot water. having electric lights oak
floors. front and rear porches: deep lot to u
twenty-foot alley. Easy terms.
DC
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SPLENDID HOME VALUES.
BOSS & PHELPS,

booO u
Tel. M. 1910.
Price, $o,o50.
A we'll situated detached corner house, the
lot is 45x9O: the house has six rooms AMI
bath: living room. with open fireplace; hot
water heat. electric lights. porches. This
house is in perfect condition throughout; plenty
of rom for garden. flowers and garage.
Price, $4,000.
On Rhode Island avenue-a house that must
be sold-belongs to an estate. house having
eleven large rooms, two baths. steam heat; a
deep lot to paved alley with room for large
garage. Convenient terms Of sale will be ac-
cepted.
Price, $500.
home in Mt Pleasant. west of 14th street.
that can be sold terms Of 81 900 cash and
monthly payments. This Is q six-room brick
house. built by a we'll known builder. having
electric lights. excellent heating plant.
Price, $3.50.
A vacant house little of from 14th street
and north Of Park road that can be sold on
terms of 81 500 cash and monthly payments
The house has six rooms and bath. hardwood
floors; good yard to alley, with room for gu
rage.
BOSS &
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VIII consider trade for small home. Owner.
al r NV. Phone North ss3-J.
SPECIAL-FOR SALE.
On Piney Branch road, facing
10th st. at Decatur st.;a specially
built home, beautifully deco
rated; contains 8 rooms, 2 baths
q shower), open fireplace, Pitts
burgh hot-water heater, hot
water heat, electric light, sta
tionary tubs in basement, French
doors from dining room to break
fast porch, screened-in sleeping
porch and many other features
not included in higher-priced
houses. Seller is compelled to
leave town, and can give imme-
date possession. Price, $4,000
reasonable terms. Call Main Zl8.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Real Estate,
$40 Southern Bldg.
10th Street Heights.
Attractive pebble-dash home. detached. lot
1875 feet deep, containing eight rooms tile
bath, electric light, hot-water heat; property
vacant and In excellent condition; may be
purchased on very reasonable terms.
Price, $4,000.
Georgetown.
Delightful home. unusually well built. con
100 feet susceptible Of being altered at q
very slight cost as 4 modern home or could
be converted into apartments. This property
Price, $4,000.
H. L. RUST,
|ol2 18th St. NV. Main 6888.
OTHERS ARE HAPPY WHO LIVE IN OUR
yours on your lot. to your ideas. Is years ex-
perience. TEPPER c0NsT. CO.. s17 g st. NV.
Phone NJ. 1874: evenings. N. $780,.
"EARN YOUR OWN HOME"
For particulars
Call 4l2 Evans bldg. Z"
NE.-2-sTORY BRICK HOUSE: ROOMS
and bath, cellar. hot-water heat. colonial porch.
parking fine condition; possession with deed.
Main f iEs4 J. nAsrnnP az. G st.
SEMI DETACHED.sAU!'s ADDITION SEC
roma and bath electric Ct, Ehs
alley: home in pink Of condition. Price. $4,000
Call North 9125 after o'clock.
VACANT. IS, 25OI7 ROOMS AND BATH:
near government printing ONCE; newly paper
ed; painted inside and out; In strictly white
neighbOrhood. Easy terms.
WARREN COCHRAN.
Main 1913. 10 18th st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK. NEAR WALTER REED
HOSPITAL.
Hollow tile. slate roof. rooms. tiled bath.
| sleeping porch; large front porch and rear
porch; vapor heat; electricity: gas fine lot CIV
ing open ground on all sides Of house: large
place; modern and nearly new: offered BY the
owner for personal reasons at only $l1,5O.
Call him by phone. Columbia 18OOW.. after
9. or call LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. Main 1166.
| at 1907 n. Y. ave. NV, for details or car to
| inspect
BEST VALUES NORTHEAST
| Near Lincoln Park-7 rooms and bath; Cur
| ney hotwater heat; gas and electric lights;
| laundry tubs and toilet; long yard to soft.
| alley; price reasonable; &. 600 cash required.
p{oI a,RQ a NJ hN
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Ten-room home in best section
Columbia Heights: six bedrooms; hot-water
heat: electric lights; newly decora ted through
out: vacant. Price. S11, $50. Owner will ac-
cept a. part payment q small investment prop
erty.
7.
Vacant. Newly papered and
painted throughout; splendid six-room home in
Columbia Heights: modern lighting fixtures;
large lot. Price. $3.50; reasonable terms can
be arranged.
8.
Two splendid Groom homes in
splendid section northeast; hot-water heat; now
vacant. Price. S., $50 each. on very reasonable
terms.
g.
Beautiful S-room and 2-bath
home in exclusive northwest residential section;
every modern appointment; built-in garage; re-
inforced concrete front and rear porches. Price,
$4,000. Terms can be arranged.
10.
Nice Groom brick house, which
can b easily converted into splendid little
confectionery store, being located just opposite
large graded school; newly papered and
painted throughout. Price. $3.50; $500 cash,
balance monthly.
SAGER,
h St. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-APAR
ONE ROOM. K1TCHENErrE AND RATH BY
employed couple In NV. section: reasonable.
Address Hox 125E. Star Office. %
OR ROOMS. KITCHENUrrE AND BATH:
ami young couple. no children, by Feb. Is;
state particulars. Address Box 123-E. star
office. -
BY THREE GIRLS. FURNISHED APART
ment: bedroom. living room. kitrhenette and
BATH electricity and telephone: downtown NV.
section: full particulars. Address Box 1879,
Star Office.
IN MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE. OR 3
rooms. kitchenette and bath furnished or un-
furnished. Address Box 1O5-E. Star office. q
OUR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS EXHAUSTED.
We are having at least so applica tons day
for furnished houses and apartments. We can
rent yours Immediately. Call Main 4340 rent
department.
boss & PHELPS. 14o8 H st. nv
ROOM WITH RUNNING WATER AND
kitchenette. or room with private bath; young
couple. Address Box BE. Star office. -
FURNISHED APAKTMENT-FAMILY OF 3.
bedrooms, living room, kitchenette. private
bath. Capitol. by Feb. Is: reasonable.
Address Box 4-E Star Office. Il
GROOM UNFuRNIsHED APARTMENT. 2nd
floor. 500. Phone Col. 5S7s-J. l.
CONNECTICUT AVE. SECTION. FURNISHED
Ink. apt: 3 or 4 rooms. preferably until June
only. Phone or write BOX 100. Army and Navy
Club
WANTED = FURNISHED APARTMENT OF
Eve. six or rooms one or two afhs. Alan
want furnished apartment four rooms and hail
Very desirable tenants. y
Send information through your broker or d.
rert to
J. LEO KOLB.
D23 New York ave. Main 5O27.
WHEN YOU HAVE SECURED YOUR APART
ment you will need transportation. Phone
Franklin 7434. feb1s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME ON KALI
Drama road-12 rooms. 3 baths; every modern
convenience. $3.50 per month.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-1s rooms. baths;
'"'D'AS' S'' MrKEBvER & Goss.
1905 Eye st.--- Main 1852:
NINE ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT; NO LINEN
or dishes: SIS; near Dupont Circle. Address
Box A5-D. Star office
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 2627 18th ST. NV
ropms and bath; NIL; nicely furnished; one
block from high school. Tel. Col. 3267. $50
per month.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
81 18th st. NV.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
$3.50 a MONTH, WITH A $1,000 CASH PAY
m.nt owns dandy new 8-room home in Pet
worth; large yard. sleeping porch. attic: vapor
heat; ami. 4103 3rd st. NV. OWNER.
Main 1853. y
UNFTRNlSHED.
NEW HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE. CONTAIN
ing rooms and bath: hot-water heat: elec
light: rent, 500 per month: immediate pos
''SS Boss & PHELPS. 14os H st. NV.
NEW GROOM DETACHED DWELLING: MOD
ern in every particular; located in Brookland
d. c. Possession February 1 10th;
A. T.. HOUGHION q CO..
Main 1887. 1915 st. NV.
sO1 ST. s.W.-FIVE ROOMS AND STORE:
rent, $45 per month. FLOYD L. DAVIS, sol
18th St sw. Main 3h3.
PARK ROAD NEAR 20th-MODERN HOME
Of rooms. 2 baths. servants room: ami;
On 18th ST.-i1 rooms. 2 baths: all modern
improvements: attractive: $1s5 per month.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
14O5 Eye st. Main 475c.
ROOMS: ANIL: ACRE OF GROUND on
Great Falls car line. $35
T. B. BROWN CO:
franklin 1888. 1911 st. NV
ROOMS AND BATH: LATROBE HEAT
electricity: acre Of ground. fruit. etc: north
Of city. Rent, $50. D. H. JOHNSON CO..
1898 II st. NV.
i750 MO ROOMS AND BATH: H.-W. n. :
SIPS per month. JOS. II. KEANE. Colo
bldg. Main 4O74.
1910 PARK ROAD-DEsIRABLB BRICK
home, containing II rooms and baths; hot
water heat; electric lights: perfect condition
thSoushout: rent Sl2S.
SHANNON = LgoHs.
CALVERT ST.. NEAR l0th-7 ROOMS, :
O. 10Th So .eo"a: ssth. eOes asspaaess.
s's- sszL ei SsrA FL i assSsEi Co..
". ". stuart. Wn. g: upscsnb.
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BEST VALUES NORTHEAST

Near Lincoln Park-7 rooms and bath; Cur
ney hot-water heat; gas and electric lights;
alley: price reasonable; &c 600 cash required.
$5,750-Colonial home Of rooms and bath;
hot-water heat: electric lights: long yard t"
alley; terms; possession.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923
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THIS LIST REPRESENTS A VERY CAREFUL
SELECTION OF PROPERTIES AND is ONE FROM
WHICH YOU CAN CHOOSE A HOME WITH THE
CONFIDENCE OF GETTING REAL VALUE.
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1912 New York Ave Main 1884,
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dillon; possession: cash payment. $l,UOV.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and II sts ne. Phone Line. a97.
1850. Possession at Once.
Takoma Park. Md; Just beyond District
line; blocks from cars. New bungalow; most
attractive In every detail: 5 rooms. bath lex
ceptionaliy large living room!. attic and bright
cellar; furnace heat; electric lights; gas for
cooking; oak floors throughout; open fireplace;
K. G. HoucHroN. CO.. 1918 H st., NV.
1--WE have the REST In every section" :.
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sol Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV
Main 373 and 1oO Hours Am. to PM Daily.
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See Our $9,575 Homes in
MICHIGAN PARK

At end Of "Brookland'' line.
at 10Th and Michigan ave-, adjacent to mil
lions Of dollars of university buildings. It
is here that values growing. 40 acres in
development. Over 20 houses sold. Six and
eight rooms. hot-water heat. tiled bath, etc.
Only the best materials and workmanship are
found in homes. Send postal for booklet
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
mo place like home: no home like ours"
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
PRICE REDUCTION OF
$3.50 ON NASH CARS

Coming as a distinct surprise TO
those in the automobile industry
most familiar with motor car values
is the announcement of The Nash
Motors Company of a sweeping re-
duction in prices OF all models of the
Nash Four. The e-passenger
touring car has been reduced $3.50,
making the new price s1,045; the
roadster now sells for
s1,O25, the three passenger coupe
S1,645 and the five passenger sedan
s1.S35.
These prices are T. o. b. Milwaukee
and are effective Immediately.
When the Nash -Four went into
production a little over a year ago
the touring car was priced at S1,S95,
the coupe sold for S1,9S5 and the
sedan for S2,1S5. From the moment
the car was introduced its value was
unquestioned and it won immediate
favor with the public.
SO great has been the demand for
four-oylinder cars that the Nash fac
tory never has been in a position TO
fin all orders. This demand has
steadily increased with a resultant
volume in production.
The Nash factory in Milwaukee
where the four cylinder car Is built
offers every facility for production on
a basis OF quality as we'll as volume
The plant is equipped with the finest
land most modern machinery and the
methods employed are those that
have been used by Mr.. Nash in his
twenty-five years Of manufacturing
experience.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
TUE SEARCH

OroLs Urchin did not have the
Fairy Queens pink pearl hidden in
his bushy coat. The Twins and cap'n
Pennywinkle searched him all over
and there was no sign Of Il. SO
Urchy waddled away TO a secret
place under some rocks that he
knew about to sulk.
wen ask all the oysters and
clans next" said Nancy. brightly.
I'm sure they'd tell US II they'd
found it,"
She and Nick were of at'once and
Knocked at the door Of each sleeping
oyster as though the British were
coming. But each one assured them
politely that no pink pearl had come
his way. One even remarked thar TO
have a pearl, any old kind Of pearl,
had been the height Of his ambition
all his life. but had he found one as
large as a mountain and with all the
colors OF the rainbow in IL, the Twins
should have it, because they had
been so kind.
The Twins thanked him and skip
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
ONLY TWO WEEKS oFF

From the Milford Chronicle.
All Halloween falls upon Monday,
October sist. this year. two weeks
in which the young folks can ar
range for the merry observation Of
the season. The happy observation
OF the time-honored period given
over for an evening OF fun and
amusement. must be encouraged by
the older folks. Youth has only a
brief period in the span OF life 20
hI in with happiness and pleasant
memories Of their past, so, for that
reason let the masquerading. the
decorations and jolly parades pro-
cead with approval Of all. The pa
per decorations showing the goblins
and witches, the pumpkins. the
clown antics OF the masqueraders, all
GO to make up the merry observa-
ton OF a pleasant custom, which re-
lakes the people and affords plea
sure to all. But there should be at
least semblance Of an organiza-
ton OF the festivities. that the over
bolstrous boys may have line OF
restraint to prevent them from over
stepping the line Of decency and pro-
priety to others who masquerade.
Let the sport be plenty and organ
lied and all will be happy when
! Halloween has ended.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

Sc OF In increasing quantities in industry is re-
sponsbe for the remarkable in the years
OF from is9i30OO00O0 cubic feet to 3i9ss7si3OOO cubic
feet, according to the gas association
Today probably 25 per cent OF all artificial gas goes 10
industry, it being put 10 more than 200 uses.
TO the gas In households and industry
year required s5oOOOo OF bumlnous COAL 9OOO
600 Of anthracite coal 100000 tons OF and o60
100000 gallons Of oil.
To-day the number OF communities served by gas
panes is 400; the number s5SOOOO and the
gas mains total $500 miles OF enough to encirce
world nearly three times The Investment represents ap
proxmaiely ssoO0O00OO0
There over 100000 gas-burning appliances in
American homes, gas water heaters number approx
matey 100000 and gas heaters nearly 100000 Hoiss
clubs, restaurants and institutions using gas for all cook
ing number 7iaeO while those using it part number
i3T6.
Because OF its economy. cleanliness, cheapness and
continuous and neverfalng supply such as has become
possible through the elslont plants serving .he nation
The use OF has multiplied by leaps bounds says
The association commenting upon the statistics 'Thc
surface has barely been scratched the use OF gas
industrial purposes The economic advantages OF gas Is
causing II to rapidly replace many other fuels in indus
tries and the beerment in working conditions is a big
actor Gas, nrst used entirely for illumination and then
aier Tor cooking appears be entering It's third
md greatest stage OF usefulness as an aid 10 industry
Shere Il seems bound totfnd its greatest use"
Evening journal., 1921-10-17
STOP THE SPEEDING

From the Dover Delawarean.
Within the past week or ten days
there have ben a number OF acci-
dents in Wilmington which were due
to automobile speeding on the public
roads. II is time 1t was stopped.
incidentally there IS much Of in
terest to those speedsters in the
charge Of chief Justice James
Pennewell TO the jury in q case
where a wilmington youth was
charged with manslaughter for ac-
cidentally killing a man in an au-
tomobile collision. The jury rem
dered a verdict OF not guilty but this
was a matter OF fact and no. of
law which the jury had to deter
mine.
Briefly the Chief Justice declared
in that charge that a man who Kills
another while operating an autcmo-
bile beyond the legal speed
Is guilty OF manslaughter and
that the man who is operating an
automobile within the legal speed
limit but is operating 1t in such a
careless manner as TO cause the
death OF a person is likewise guilty
OF manslaughter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

ped on, continuing their search.
They climbed over rock beds and
asked the barnacles. but landee, they
didn't seem TO know what a pearl
was event And the sponges didn't
know anything about it. either, the
dummiesl And the shrimps just
walked off and waved their feeiers.
They had their minds on their own
troubles. as the shrimp-nets had
been put out and they had to watch
their step. "And mind. you, don't
get caught in one Of themi" wal ned
one old fellow. Badge or no badge.
Magic Shoes, or none. you'n be in a
nice pickle IL you get caught, and
that's not a joke, for it's the very
thing they do to you, the shrimp
fishers, pickle you and put you up
in cans"
With this advice. he departed and
the Twins started away. but to their
dismay they found they couldn't
move. A fine gray gauzy thread
was wrapped round and round and
round them.
CTo Be Continued)
Copyright, 1921, NEA Service.)
Evening journal., 1921-10-17

rates and wages obviously should be
in tho same hands.
The Esch- Cummins act contem-
plates the guaranty of fair and
reasonable return on the property of
the carriers. The right way to as
sure that return IS to end the present
dual control. which let's the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and the
Railroad Labor Board pass the
blame TO each other whenever
their clashing policies keep the roads
from operating on a fair basis of
profit.
A readjustment of inflated operat-
ing costs would permit a reduction
of freight rates. and thus break the
deadlock in transportation. The car
riers are eager to have freight
charges. lowered. They are in accord
with the shippers and business men,
who want to see crops and commodi-
ties moving as freely as they used to
move. The Railroad Labor Board,
pursuing theories Of Its own. has
been an obstacle to a general re-
sumption OF traffic. An Interstate
Commerce Commission. clothed with
power to link up railroad operating
costs and rates and then to fix
charges which will bring a maxi
mum of traffic is the proper agency
to apply the reasonable return and
national service theories OF the
Esch- -Cummins scheme Of regulation.