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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
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BEST BOAKDING HOUSE OR APARTMENT
proposition in town; 4-story brick; II rooms:
ranged; located near Central High, 1t VIII
pay to Investigate. j. G. GIBBS, Main 5136,
or Lincoln 3l4a-W. evenings lss
I1I0 sth NE-SIX ROOMS AND. BATH.
Ssisk; newly rspered and painted room for
=. COLUMBIA ROAD! AND 18th ST;
Belmont road between 18th and Columbia
roah-I1yely colonial a. horne. 10 s looms .nsnars snh
near two car lines and convenient to stores;
ideal location; snisabls for GengTsssman' !,sT
Main s115. 1917 H St. NV. 20.
coLoRED. NEAR l4th. SOUTH OF IA
good 7-room and bath house with large lot
garage room; 5000: I,s cash;
1407 n. Y. ave. NV. Main 11s6
BARGAIN NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD.
splendid location: most charming and we'll
built Groom brick; all modern Improvements:
rated throughout; very deep yard with wonder
full shade trees; beautiful street, porches: !:
leaving city must sell; offer around 50. 800
wanted at once. Address Box 149-C, Star
office.
PETW0RTH sl1.5o0-A sEMI-DETAcHED
corner brick. arranged for two families; mod
ern; with 1"Iq1s 5M9 faPasssa5 p ssa5oEMakER
1407 n. y. ave. nv. Main 11G6.
DETACHED HOME, Z ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. lot 6oI11o. w. section. pre.war price;
surely bargain; inspection urged; or will
rr-I Phone Cleve. 1890.
FOR sALE-1349 ST. Ne: SIX ROOMS
and bath: vacant and in perfect condition.
Price, 5000. See ]. A. HAYDEN, 1410 G st.
NV.
10th ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; SO; 80
II rooms and bath. furnace heat electricity;
garage room; suitable for remodeling into
apartments.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
14O7 y. y, ave nv Main 1895
LAWYER LEAVING CITY WISHES TO DIS
nose of beautiful detached home in Chevy
Chase. d. c. Immediately; it has S-large
rooms and nice tile baths: excellent condi.
rion throughout; rarqupet floors: wonderful
porches. well located on splendid street Just
west of the avenue; garage. large lot; it is
considered one of the best built and attractive
homes in this locality: priced exceedingly low
for quick sale. Address Box 150C. Star
office.
oIst ST BETWEEN AND N.W.-11
rooms. . baths; ami; five open freplaces:
SIS 600: easy terms n 1851 lSs
1924 I4th ST. N.W.-THREE-STORf BRICK,
large rooms. reception hall. tiled bath.
three porches. hot water heat. Apply to
Owner, 1912 buchanan st. Phone Col. 4163.W
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Perfectly Charming and Beautiful
Home in a New Development OF This
Excellent Suburb.
A seven-room home OF attractive design:
reception hall and breakfast room: detached
front porch tiled bath; hardwood floors and
trim double Hoored: poultry house; garage:
pretty lawns: everything in fine shape; built
by owner by day labor. Reduced for quick
sale too SO, 800 and 81 $50 cash down.
o. i. ZANTZINGER.
912 10th St. NV. Main 53.l.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-Gnntfnued.

FOR SALE ACRES LAND, 4 MILES FROM
Key bridge; 81. 500. terms. Address, Mrs. JOHN
BOWERS, East Falls Church, Va: 10.
WHY NOT EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN?
One new bungalow at College Park. $8.5OO
One bungalow at Rverdaie. 81 0Oo.
One bungalow at Riverdale. $500:
One bungalow at Hyattsville, $5.25O.
One bungalow at Hyattsv.llc, $1,000.
Easy terms.
]. c. CLAY, Hyattsville. 'Md.
Phone Hyattsyille 52-R,
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WOODBRIDGE,

WOODBRIDGE. :
Beautiful 7-room house good location. Price
reasonable; easy terms. New 5-room bunga-
low. sleeping porch; corner lot; small essh
payment; easy monthly payments.
new 5-room bungalows, hardwood floors,
fireplace. $500 down small monthly payments.
Other bargains In houses and lots In Wood
ridge and Brookland.
NJ. o. BULL
200 R. I. ave. ne. N. 661l.J.
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GFOREETOWN.

GEORGETOWN
h.siss resn., : sisss.dsss - ss ssss s. Ssssss,
Large tath, toilet and extv4 AxAtefys. x1f
ss. sSCas ss's, ss'ee ~ csa sssss sessees g
Hedges & Middletons Il3cS s
lss4 q q; Nv: phees %. aoz
$zso CASH Z ~; |s.'
Near ssh ard Aasyassz Syss ~:
Sarssin ss 1850; - ississzs ~ +
0ne hioek fssl, ~ II ~ = :. X
.s n @ 4 g 81 & b
BIG LOT SAI.E lJS>
Prices so up ; 81
y0u Life insurs1t
car farc; BTaSle
SQUARE <asY tex}Sl1
lto szIl. Ell
and Dix s{s
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RINERDALE. MD.

New bungalow, 5 large rooms and bath, hot
water heat, gas. electric lights. corner io.
56x15O; fruit trees; hedge around the snaIe nM,
property; 1La blocks to cars. Price, $0,oV
Easy terms.
RIVERDALE. 5000 CASH.
y acre ground. attractive bungalow, Of 4
rooms: gas, electric lights; city water; large
chicken houses. Price, 50, ,250.
:. EVANSVILLE, MD.
Beautiful bungalow Of s rooms and bath; th;
sosi5o. i Price. S., 800 Terms
RIVERDALE, MD. Vacant. }
Excellent home Of large rooms. bath. oak
tric M lights. Newly papered and painted; lot
to cars. Price. $3.50. Terms to suit.
VIM. G. RICHARDSON,
o25 Colorado Bldg Main 1881.
TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
$4,75o-New, rms. bath. g. p; high.
S5,500-New. rooms. bath; ami: terms
$5,250-4 large rooms, ami; paved street;
best section.
$5.75O-i rooms. porcles. ami.
$1,000 large rooms. electric lights, water,
sewer, furnace. large grounds.
$soO0-Sew. rms, sp., pantry, oak nrs.,
$1,000. or best OFFER rms, bath. pantry,
g. p, ami. fireplace, h.-w.h. paved street:
$500, or best ofrerMs rms and s. p; 8
apartments; ami. near sahitarium; terms
$500 rms, ami, fireplace. oak nrs..
h.wh. splendid neighborhOOd: terms.
s750O-5 rms. s. p. stucco; built-in garage;
s7,45o-s semi bungalows; 3 bedrooms;
Anil: garage; paved street; easy terms.
$S,65O-6-rm modern stucco bungalow;
glazed s. p: Anil: h.-w.h; oak hrs.; one
square to cars: terms.
occupancy: easy terms: dry throughout.
s7,5O0-New brick bungalows. I rms. $. p,
bath. full attic and basement. water. sewer
electric lights; garage; near Takoma. Very
ss.0OO-Extra fine bungalow, 5 rms, S. p:
pantry. with back icer refriEerator: space for
more rooms: oak frs, h.-w.h. tiled bath;
large lot; terms.
ss,75O-Sew bungalow. 6 large rms. ready
for oecupancy; ami; fireplace; h.-w.h';
ss,5OO-8 large rms. glazed porches; hol-
low tile: ami: garage: close to cars; terms.
81, ,OO0-Beautiful corner. 10 largs rms, CEN
ter-hall plan; ami: new heating plant.
12.OOO-8 rms, acre ground; ANIL; ga
81. a.ooo-Iarge, new. Extra well built, mod
ern 2-family house, with separate entrances;
10 rms, baths. several sleeping porches; ex-
siaoooNHoilow tile white stucco, rms
and S. p; h.-w.h.; many extra features; ga
rage. i.
large 6-rm. house and double garage; easy
terms.
S14,OOo-Large mouse Win pearoome'
ami: very attractive corner lot 2S,75O So
it., which can be subdivided.
81, ,OOO-Southern colonial home, 10 rms.
acre: ami; new h.-w. heating plant: garage
Many others. Several good building lots.
LILLE & HENDRICk.
Takoma Office % Carroll ave. Col: sow:
Washington Office, 3O1 Continental Trust Bldg.
NORTH OF COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
on Conn. ave. beautiful building sites-1O0x
200. 20 900 81. IT,, $1,000. Water. sewerage.
electricity. Terms to suit purchaser. We
will help you build. An unusual buy either
for home or investment.
H. NJ. MARTIN,
7a4 18th st. NV Main 637s.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
. Continued.
WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK.
Circumstances compel owner to sell at once.
Handsome Breuninger- built home of 0 large
rooms and baths, h.-w.h., elect. hardwood
floors. 2 sleeping porches. in perfect condi-
tion; deep lot to wide alley: brick garage
Price remarkably low for quick sale. Terms.
Address BOY 144-E Star Office
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TAKOMA PARK, D. c.

TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
Beyond q Doubt One of the Best Values
In This District.
BRAND-NEW COLONIAL HOME.
$3.50. Convenien. Terms.
Replete with the best features Of construc-
.tion and finish. Possessing Individuality in
design with an idea Of beauty, roominess and
comfort. Six large rooms and bath; h--w.h.,
eiec and gas; large front porch. breakfast
room and inclosed sleeping porch in addition;
sfairu. Built by day labor. Of the best
materialE Good lot with fine shade trees;
nicely locste1e and convenient to cars, u
you are really interested in owning q real
home, call Us up and we will send our auto
for 700. , ,rnroy
4 e. Exclusive Agent
Sl2 10Th st. NV. Main 6ssl.
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SI5,25O.
CHEVY CHASE

I
One OF the most beautiful spots of Old
Chevy Chase, close to the circle and Conn
ave. Large detached home. situated on a
splendid lot amid full grown trees and well
placed shrubbery. Two-story and attic house.
containing eight rooms "A bedroomsl spacious
front porch. sleeping porch. open fireplace i'll
living room, hot-water heat. electric lights.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Tel Main 4240 Realtors. 1905 II St. NV
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SIo.SoO.

BRICK Sem1-BunSaloW.
Located in West Chevy Chase, convenient
to car line: comparatively new and wei.
constructed home. situated lot 51xl3S First
floor contains five rooms tile bath pOrches.
open fireplace. etc. Second floor. two bed
rooms. alcove and bath; h.-w.h. andeelec. An
exceptional opportunity to purchase a most
desirable home at a very low price.
BOSS PHELPS.
Tel Main 1910 Realtors. l406 III st. NV
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NEW HOME.
BAR RGAINS-NEW HOMES
CHEVY CHASE.

vszx attrs<tlfs 1s(eene 1slge6 ~ 80
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Two Designs-Do Don't Neglect
fo See - s.

tiled bath, fireplace. reception hail. hardwood
foors and trim,- buiit-in tronings beard, WASH
trays, servants toilet In basement front an6
to &C cars. Brsnd-new. 81 600 eash. $75 monthly.
One Cannot Help Admiring Il.
Chevy Chase Dutch colonial. 911.O0g, |zaoO
cash, Ss5 monthly. Center ha1l type stx fC6mss
fully tiled bathroom with beiit-in tub open
fireplace, hot-water hest. hasdMooo 1oofss
Morgan E. Morgan & Company,
14o7 New York Ave. FfsnAiin 194os
Evening sand Sunday. Frank. leee. 81
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TAKOMA PARK.
Modern, S-room, 2-bath detached bungalow
residence; large basement, yards and garden.
Upstairs rents hpance this. 213 Willow ,as ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-ContInued. d.
CHERRYDAI.E VA
BARGAIN.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
WILLETT HEIGHTS,
VIRGINIA

tlNSlNlA,
LOTS-About cents per 81. It.. fast grow.
ing section: several houses being constructed !:
car lines easy walking distance: 2-lo miles
from White House. ! mile from Clarendon and
Cherrydale; s16 IT, elevation; lots so #. wide.
1877 to 2a1 feet deep "a number more than
cash. $12 per month. Good road to property:
only miles from new Key bridge. Concrete
sidewalks: streets and hedges.
PHONE OR WRITE FOR
PLAT-LOTS PLAINLY
MARKED.
To property, Falls Church cars 10Th and
Pa. ave. to Lacy. Va, walk north or take
Bluemont cars 86th and n SITS. to Lacy Station.
walk north minutes to property. Phone for
appointment and be taken by auto. Cheapest
lots anywhere close to Washington. (55 lots
now sold to well satisfied clients.) Salesman
on the property all day every Sunday.
WALTER O'HARA,
I specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent
Main 1928. 1309 a st. NV.
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sOUTHWEST:
10 LARGE ROOMS.
$1,000.
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
A.'W. NYCE,
Cnnfinanfal Trnat bldg. Er. 627S.

Continental Trust bldg. Fr. 6z7s. 19s
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Near Arcade wsss Of .nd sh nath: St. ami
235-E. Star once. ~.
122e CR1TTENDEN ST., sAuL's ADDITI2N;
1s,b00- bedrooms; ,gafafe. .neH tSs :ftsr K
oslsef SgSss or eTssnd s,Sasn 81 NAN 'se' M
18th 81. HEIGHTS. s12,7to-s rooms; 2
parts Of the northwest. .-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER; ,,sa
1e0s. .12-14.16 ' ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. BATH;
1882 11th .st-e rooms, bath; front and
0@ ISIS sd 5es g St. % rvs rooms and bath; front
1907 18Th st.1o rooms. bath; Il lstrSee; ax,7
1a-RooM BRICK HOUSE, FURNACE HEAT; At;
West 2160 bet. 8 and Z p:m.--2 -2zs
oHEvY, CHASE. D.. 9. sl5,5oo-A vERX GR:z
handsome 8-room and 2-bath .honse on S1tn
st.. not far from the circle; rare value for
''.'' =. LOUIS r. sHOEMAKER.
1407 N. 7. ave. NM. Main ll6o
-VAOANT-NORTHEAST
Essht;roon, hath; brick houss s Tsr rnl ,me: Du,
date occupancy; rear yard to improved alley;
room for farase: bargain as home. rooming
house or investment; conTenientIy l0caNo "
tween two car lines near Union, station. Low
price; ensy terms. \"
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 X st. NV. Phone Main 4846.
VACANT-SOUTHEAbT.
Desirable Groom, bath, brick house; newly
decorated throughout; front and rear yards;
pavsd street and alley: room for garage: 10
Gated In South Carolfna avenue near Lincoln
PARK and new Eastern High school; ready for
immediate occupancy. Price low: terms vsfy
uARRY EYTu
! 1914 & Sc. NV. Phone Main 4s4s,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
rnrfSuuA6

ia ATLANTIC sT. Sc x.75o-A WELL
built Groom bungalow; lot 75x12O: garage
and chicken house; vacant: easy terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED LOTS. SMALL OR LARGE PAR
Gel for building and reselling; also alley lots:
must be II bargain. Write price, location.
" Y ave
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' " COLORED.
Brick dwelling on o st. ne.
between North Capitol and First
SITS. Six large rooms and bath; !;
on lot having good depth and
public alley in rear.
$500. $500 Cash.
Balance $3.50 Monthly.
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. N w.
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A DESIRABLE BUNGALOW LOCATED NEAR
Cabin John bridge; price. $500; cash $500
and $50 a month: possession with deposit: ce-
ment block construction; rooms. bath, cleo,
pipeless furnace. garage; AL condition; large
lot
A. N. WILDMAN & CO..,
sol 9th ct. NV Frank. 6406.
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or business property for client; pay consider
able cash: answer soon with full particulars.
j. T. QUINN, Bond bldg. Franklin 5572.
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WANTED TO BUY.

5 OR ROOMS AND BATH; 81 900 Dash;
1 give terms. Address Box 332-C. Star office.
| 1Ns
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JESSE L. HEIsKELL. .,

A COY SIX-KODM BRICK. CELLAR. LARGE
rear yard and double brick garage to whie
alley; reasonable. Owner. 1914 D st. Sc. 1S"
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wANTED-HoUsEs

If YOU
wish to sell your house or lot. list 1t with
os, we have long list of anxious purchasers.
.,, CONTINENTAL REALTY CO..
SOS Bond Bldg. Main 4l19.
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so It. wide, 135 IT. deep; note improve
ments: Sewer to river; water under pressure:
electricity; graded streets; concrete sidewalks.
erty: 15-minute service to 10Th and Pa. ave.
NV. Only miles to White House: 2 good
auto roads. Prices. $675 per lot. Terms, $21
cash and $12 per month. each lot: 80 nne
houses in subdivision. VIRGISIA'S FINEST
SUBURB.
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NEAR AND NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
A 3-story, Groom brick; in frst-class shape;
1917 Investment.
Liberal terms-Price. $2,5O0.
r. w. GRAHAM & Co..,
1902 b NV.
IETWoETH. &s.so-RFMAEK.BLY LOW
price for this popular section; 6 rooms: mod
ern; deep lot; garage; large cash payment
.'s LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 N. 7. ave. NV. Main 1885,
BY owNER-Two.sToRY BRICK. 1881
Newton ST; four bedrooms, tile bath, three
large porches, attic hot-water heat, waved
floors, plastered basement. two-car ear6ge;
S14, GOO; immediate possession. 1as
s., PARK PLACE-FoR BALE; iMMEDI-
ate, possession; 6 roomR. bath, sleeping porch,
hot-water heat, gas electricity; I'm excellent
condition: overlooking park; price, 81 $50; easy
terms ALICE NJ. DUNsTER, Clarendon 1877
IL or Main 1885 during day.
cOLORED. NEAR eth AND-P SIS. NV
We'll built, Groom and bath house with fur
mace heat; gaIage room; 3ToT S,ogo; IN terms.
1407 N. Y. ave. NV. Main 1168.
--- NEW HOMES.
Open for inspection every evening untn 2
completely equipped home to be had on Capl,
tol HlN They have hardwood hoofs, hot-wafef
heat Pittsburg instantaneous hot-water
heater, tiled bath; differently planned from
the usual type Of home; selling at moderate
price. sample home open for inspection. Coz:
terms see Baleeman on premises.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Headquarters for New Homes.
se3 18th st. NV. n. q.
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HOME FOR tOLORED.
Near Howard theater. on Florida ave-
Contains well appointed rooms and bath; in
excellent condition. This property is in zone
for business, priced at a bargain: price,
So 500; $500 cash required. +. A. EARVEY,
iO22 VT. ave- NV. Main SOTO.
400 ST. Sc.
Vacant. open ali day. rooms and bath,
brick; h.-w.h large porches; has two kitch-
ems: fine proposition for two families; only
$1,000; on very reasonable terms. Call North
1851.
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JUST THINK OF IT, $40 PER MONTH AND
a small cash payment will buy brand-new
4-room and bath bungalow in nearby Mary
large lot. Price, s.. .950 Act at once If you
want a real bargain. Call Mr.. WINTERS.
franklin S98. s19s :
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Within one-half square of the car line
A corner detached. center hall plan home con
talning large rooms. . complete tile baths,
built-in heated. freproof garage: oak floors.
b. h.-w.h. and cleo. lights There is n spacious
living porch front and rear porch. The
setting OF this home is very attractive Price.
$l7 900. Can be bought OH easy terms
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1894 III st. NV Phone Main 102S
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wANTED-BUNGALOW FOR CLIENT. PAY
cash: prefer Woodbridge: answer at once. c.
c. DUNKLE, 219 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y.
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On 3 ST. S.W.
On this desirable street. across from park
an attractive home of seven rooms and hath
property in very good order and lighted BY
electricity: price and terms right; possession
may be had promptly
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main 435 704 13th NV
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

coin knows the thoughts, DESIRES affections, hopes
and aspirations of the common people Of the United
States better than Hearst and his corps OF gifted
writers.
o O
II EARST is genius in selecting genius to do his
work. The ability to recognize ability is perhaps
the greatest ability of ALL Carnegie had it in marked
degree. He once said: when die, put this on my
tombstone: Here lies man who was smart enough
to employ men smarter than he to do his work.
We see the genius of Hearst in his feature services
Koenigsberg, the master mind in this department,
knows better than any other one man what is likely to
"go" fail He knows the average intellect Of the
average reader. And when he takes feature on, it
usually stays on. He passes up the dead ones
intuitively.
And the Hearst features are another reason for
the Hearst papers success. The people like them,
and what folks like they buy. ~
E"aasf o
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

ONE of the finest things !
~ know anything about is
opposition. When somebody
opposes you, it is closeup
evidence that you amount to
something. No one pays any
attention to you until you be-
gin to grow, and the more
you grow, the more tacks are
spread along the highway
over which you run your car.
It seems to me that opposi-
tion to Hearst is the explana-
tion of his success. 1t is
something that acts as a spur
- Lsc o,.a~~.1~x TO kLo 80
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
Make your 0Dn name instead of
falling back on your fathers

o.
papers, with all the Hearst ramifications-that places
so much power in his hands.
From central point all the Hearst papers really
edited Gifted writers contribute daily to the whole
list, including Brsbanes To-day" Artists of national
fame supply the pictures, that all that cash can
buy in the way of brains is put up in packages and
parceled out to the whole organization. No paper
could live If all this expense were piled upon 1t indi-
vdualy. Through the group idea, however, the cost
is apporoned and brought down to profitable basis
HE extent of Hearst,s expansion is beyond COM
- pute. He can buy almost any newspaper any
bnation, where he has every kind of spare part to
supply, turn it into paying venture.
He has his tried and true editors bis tested artists
his fixed policies, his great news gathering enter
prses his established features his circulation schemes
and all the rest set at hair trigger for every
gency. He is longer young, neither is he DID, but
he is approaching the age when the inclination to slow
self begins to "let the boys things" his eternal
advance will be checked. Today he is supreme In
authority, but if this authority be passed along to
board" committee" or council" then will
arise bitter differences of opinions and of policies
One-man power is the only power that goes all the
way to the destination
o o o o o
II HE chief thing about Hearst that admire Is his
success. And particularly do admire his sue
Of the semi truths of life that "a man is to be
spoiled II he gets money without earning it." But
Hearst is conspicuous exception and because of this
handicap, and because of all the opposition he has so
skilfully overcome, / salute him as an American
product that has counterpart. He has survived
everything but success, and there is no sign the
horizon now that he will fail to survive even that
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

awhile, until all the free adj
vertising is squeezed out Of
it, and then Hearst takes
charge of things and the
paper is his. AS a master of
the art of publicity, I'set him
next to Henry Ford. Nobody
ever got anywhere near
Henry. however. the nearest
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

pie who don't like him would quit saying so, imagine
he would slow down bit for want of inspiration
Whether you admire Hearst not, you are obliged
to admit that he easily leads in American journalism
today. About often you hear it rIimored that he
has bought another newspaper This rmor is tossed
back and forth, up and down, under and over, for
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

probably being old P. T. Barnum himself.
t#F$ o O. o %
INDIVIDUAL papers of other men may surpass in
dividual papers of Hearst but collectively he
towers high above all publishers. While opposition is
the chief impulse that spurs him on there other
contributing causes for his wonderful chain of
papers Brisbane is one. Brisbane of today isn't the
Brisbane of twenty years ago. Age has tempered his
radicalism in the of words. Fundamentally his
ideas and beliefs may have undergone no material
modification, but he has so changed his nouns verbs
to show the of sandpaper BY asking questions he
frequently attans the same ends that he formerly
sought by bold assertions. 1t is great art to ask
questions that supply their own answers that the
average man will take pride in seeing himself what
Brisbane wants him to see. Questions often make
people think and reason when bald declarations
would pass unheeded.
q o o o o
A GREAT many people in this country have no love
"a for England, Perhaps ten love America where
divides his affections between the United States
England and preached >Americanism. His radicalism
in this direction during the late got him into all
sorts of troubles but he always got out without losing
any feathers
This editorial policy Of America for Americans
no foreign jentanglements of any nature-finds re-
sponse in millions of breasts, and Hearst writer's
have made the most Of it. And this policy is another
powerful factor in the onward march Of the Hearst
enterprise.
You can 60 to any city town or hamlet in this cour
try, and teach this aboveal doctrine
and find followers in plenty Leagues Of nations,
kets Of the world, balances of trade mediums of ex-
change, love of all mankind and universal brother
hood Are all fine things, but to Americans the finest
Of ally is America itself Hearst knows this and his
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HEKE are any number or
! fine features syndicated
by other men, perhaps as
popular as Hearst's, but they
have no strong chain of
papers like Hearst to give
them to the world. It is this
close community Of interests
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