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500 BLOCK WEST
NEAR BOTH STREET

NEAR BOTH STREET
SIX room modern house; living
room, dining room, kitchen, bed
room and bathroom down; two
bedrooms up. Newly painted and
papered bne condition. 4 fair
sized down payment will buy
this home for $3.50: balance less
than rent. Call Mr.. Frazee,
Randolph sJ65, evenings, for
particulars.
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3 Big Bar gains

We Will Build for You
II you have a lot clear we will build tbs
house and you can pay Tor it like rent.
Meredith and johnson
1o3 Fidelity Trust bldg
Main 1893. Webster TA33
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bedrooms up. Newly painted and
papered fine condition. A fair
sized down payment will buy
this home for $3.50: balance less
than rent. Call Mr.. Frazee.
Randolph sJ65. evenings, for
particulars.
A DUPLEX BARGAIN
Two blocks west Of Tibbs ave
nue., on West Michigan street;
two blocks from car line: is
very attractive frame duplex;
at 4 very reasonable Price.
Large front porches aud en-
closed rear porches up and
down; long living room, with
fireplace; dining room. bedroom,
kitchen and bath down; living
room, two bedrooms, dining
room. kitchen and bath up.
Steam heat. Shade nice lawn
and shrubhery. Must be seen
10 be appreciated. Call Mr..
Carr, evenings, Webster 1902,
Ring 2, for appointment.
NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK
On nice corner lot. with beau
tiful shade trees and lawn, is
1room modern home. nicely ar
AduStu Win LWp -Toun basement
and hot water heat All on one
floor except one large bedroom.
Cistern with pump at sink in
kitchen. On the rear end Of the
lot is a modern cottage, built
one year ago, four rooms and
bath. Everything installed In
bathroom, including plumbing,
except tub. In Cue condition.
Priced right for immediate sale.
Call Mr. Stanley, evenings. Ran
dolph s243, for terms.
5-ROOM DOUBLE
NEAR UDELL WORKS
Front porch, living room, dining
room, kitchen, pantry large
enough for bathroom. Two bed
rooms up. Electric lights, gas
and water. First class condition.
Rents for $45 per month and is
real bargain at $1,000 Call
Mr.. Stanley, evenings, Randolph
243. for terms and appointment.
Grim Jessup Land Co.,
Realtors
705-i0 Occidental Building.
Main 2957-c95S.
LARGEST REAL ESTA,
ORGANIZATIONS.
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LOTs-FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED.

LIST your real estate with WIN. Low RICE.
500 State Life Bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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on 9th ST. NE. NEAR D-6 ROOMS AND
bath. basement type: latrobe heat. Price.
So,oOO; cash. $3.50; balance. $50 month. Well
built house. Good neighborhood. NEWSOM.
ITO II ne.
DETACHED HOME, : ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. lot 8Ox11G NV. section, pre-war price /;
rent. Phone CIeye 1880
NEW 5-RoOM BUNGALOW: ELECTRIC
ea. at' Hs ''se per- one moa sss price. Nd
OWNER. 500 st. me-, Apt. .. 7'
EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR HIGH CLASS
rooming house; Dupont Circle neighborhood; !;
tsrms near ears ,ss rooms baths; ami; s1s;oeo;
ovERLookING o.I 1, BEAUTIFut LINCOLN
large rooms hwh car line and
PRICE; SIS. 500; TERMS: o..
H. T. LAW. 1919 e. st. Sc. s.
a BAKGAIN-s4,750 WILL BUY WE'LL
$1,000 or more cash balance by monthly
IA s' FROM new II
H. T. LAW. 1919 St sc. s.
LIST AND NEW YORK AVE. NV. PRICE.
s6.250-six rooms and bath; double back
porches; room for garage easy terms. Agents
need not apply. Address Box 1928. Star office
NEAR DISTRICT LINE-ELEvEN ROOMS
aud two baths; ami. one acre of ground: go
fruit trees of all kinds. berries and currants
Of all kinds: beautiful shrubbery; two hen
houses with runways. Price. $12.5OO: less
bpssa fGs al pr cash property clesr No agents
PETWoRTH-534 SHEPHERD. I ROOMS.
bath, garage, electricity 81, 900 cash, balance
monthly. 7'
ATTRACTIVE LITTLE sIX-ROOM, BATH
NV H.; gas large garden: sell reasonable
Apply owner. 1915 1lth NV: basement. 8.
4
exceptionally good HOMES FOR SALE at
fair prices and terms. This Is q good time
to secure n HOME.
A. W. LAW. at 5O7 18th St Sc. So
LET Us BUILD on YOUR LOT YOUR HOME
as per your ideas. Watch material and work
helped. plans drawn. TEPPER CoSsT. CO.,
SlI c. st. NV. Phone NJ. 533 or y. 1900.
$3.50. lii ATLANTIC ST. SEA VERY
attractive 6-room bungalow with lot
,'Nl2o: electricity, garage. chicken
Reasonable terms F.C.)
$3.50 pEI"oRrIl-Ihs property is bar.
gain for some one who can pay 81, 600
cash. rooms. bath. furnace, gas:
deep lot to paved alley: garage.
s9.5oO This is thoroughly modern bungalow
in the best section of 1akOma PARK
and Is, without doubt, the best buy in
this desirable suburb. Built of stucco;
has double and lot So1e
residence in good NV. section. Hol-
low-tile construction; colonial front
porch. VACANT. Reasonable terms
S12,IA 18th st. IIeights-s rooms. baths,
Hot water heat, elec. light: double ga
rage. Some of the prettiest homes in
the city being buiit here. n city
home with suburban charms.
$4,000. II you are interested in an S-roOm
house in Chevy Chase be sure and in
spect this Modern with built-in
garage.
$4,000. CoLORED-In a good NV. location.
not far from 14th ST. rooms and
bath. with deep lot to paved alley
garage room. \ good cash payment
required
Louis r SHOEMAKER
1407 ". y. ave. NV. Main 1865.
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Woodbridge.
Bungalow; rooms and tiled BATH breakfast
porch; open fireplace; room for garage: one.
half block from cars: near stores. churches
and school. Price, $4,000.
Petworth-Grant Circle.
Corner brick house OF 9 rooms and tiled
bath, sleeping porch, built-in garage; h.-w.
heat and elec. The price and terms are very
low.
Langdon, d. c.
Detached: rooms and bath; h.-w. heat:
large lot with room for garage. bargain
at $6,9J0.
Woodbridge. d. c.
New bungalow: rooms and bath: open
Near I4th St.
rooms and bath: h.-w. heat and cleo;
nearly new and a bargain at So $50. Owner
foTred to sell on account OF illness.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
734 18th st. Phone Main $500.
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BROOKLAND.
1858 Lawrence St.-Detached.
s ROOMS, BATHS
5 LARGE PORCHES.
Just Completed and Open for

PARK VIEW.
Lovely little home of 6 rooms
and bath; built of brick and
almost new. Price for quick sale,
|$6,75o.
PETWORTH.
A real home; E rooms and bath,
electric lights and a garage ;
DOWNTOWN.
The home beautiful, near Du-
pont Circle; IL rooms; ami. ;
garage. House can be sold
reasonably, furnished or unfur-
nished.
CONTINENTAL
REALTY COMPANY.
3o8 Bond Bldg. Main 4119.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Since 1899.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
NO HOME LIKE OURS
32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE
Continues.

32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
Finished and under construction zoned Massa
chuses Park differently designed detached brick tile
trail and side hall homes four bedrooms three and
four baths Lots 50 to rs feet front heated garages
2S22 CONNECTICUT AVE
Finished and under construction Wasbneons hest heated
designed and most complete city homes Two Stories attic
breakfast porch three baths cnaufeurs Open pm
% @ month savc s
18th AND TAYLOR NE.
Centrahall Bungalows with Is feet front Homes in town
with ground all around for $3.50 cash, sos month s7
Over 70 sold.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INCORPORATED OWNER
MAN o935 Tenth Floor Woodward Building. 18th and H
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BOSS & PHELPS
$II, 500. .Sauls Addition
$1o,25o. Mt Pleasant.
O Of
H.-wh AM terms canb range = -
$1o,5oo. Two-Family Apartment.
n OF type Of home s
a
$I35oo. Cleveland Park
to
planned home,
In h-wka ande ~ ~
$1,000. Near Soldiers Home Park
beamed
ceiling
$4,000. Corner of 18th and Lamont Sts
Decidedly
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Il BOSS & PHELPS
Tel. Main 434o Realtors. I4o6 H St. NV.
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Woodbridge, D. C.--Vacant.
Attractive home Of rooms and bath. 4
bedrooms. hot-water heat, electric lights; cor.
lot; fruit and shade trees; price, $3.50;
easy terms.
West Hyattsville, Md.
9 rooms and bath. gas. large cellar. furnace
heat; close to cars; price, S. 800; terms;
lot 50x165.
West Riverdale, Nd.
PRICE, 81, $50
Beautiful bungalow Of . large rooms. tile
bath, sleeping and breakfast porches, open
fireplace, oak floors. concrete front porch
large cellar; h.w.h.; double garage; lot
10sx125; fruit and shade; terms.
Riverdale, Md.
5000 CASH
z acre Of land. 4-room bungalow, electric
lights. city water, chicken house: close to
cars; price, $3.50; terms.
WIN. G.. RICHARDSON.
136 Colorado Bldg. Main s5a1.
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g.,
One of the choicest homes in
theNy Chase. beautifully located on Grafton
~ II rooms. baths: hot-water heat: elec.
tric lights Lot 95x10O. Surrounded by ele-
giant homes-in fact. Of the most attrac-
I'VE sn properties in this exclusive section Price
sS1on- Terms can BE- arranged.
Attractive IO-rOom and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park, within one half
square or Connecticut ave; newly decorated
Throughout. Garage. One OF the best built
ana incest arranged homes in this section
prce. sl6.3~. open for inspection daily
from TO pm.
Near l4th and Park rd. NV.
Unusually attractive home containing rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: electric lights
garage. Price. sl6.50o. Immediate posses
lie given.
Very rare opportunity to get a
Broom bungalow in a beautiful northwest
section; - miputes from center OF city:
typical California style; the design unusually
attractive; the plan product of very
thoughtful planning. Price, $3.50. Don't
overlook this opportunity.
10.
Six-room and bath home near
Lincoln Park hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors: Pittsburg heater. Price.
$3.50; $500 cash and $50 per month.
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One of the best built Groom
homes near Central High School; hotwater
heat, electric lights: large front and double
rear porches: double brick garage. Price,
$11 500. very reasonable terms.
Choice business property on
18th street NV. stories: apartment con-
tanning rooms and bath on 2nd floor; hot
water heat; electric lights. Can he pur-
chased on very easy terms. at price that
jus:ifes buying either for an Investment or
business.
One of the prettiest homes in
Cherrydale. containing 6 rooms and bath:
every variety Of fruit: beautiful shrubbrry:
Y acre of ground; garage: ideal place
for party wanting a beautiful suburban
home. Price, $3.50, reasonable terms.
Undoubtedly the best modern
home in the prettiest section of Petworth:
rooms and bath: every modern appointne Mt;
houses 20 feet wide; porches 10x1S: hardwood
floors: deep lot to public alley. Can be bought
on 81, 500 cash, balance reasonable monthly
payments.
Six-room and bath home near
7th and East Capitol SITS: newly papered and
painted throughout. Price. s4.s5O; $500 cash,
balance monthly.
10, Jcth ST NV
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1878 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
WoodridYe.

Just completed and open for inspection A
detached 7-room home Of the better class. Ex-
ceptionally large living room with open fire.
and closets; hardwood floors and trim; tiled
bath: servants toilet and laundry in base
ment; cement driveway all in for garage.
Come and look 1t over. Very reasonable
terms can b arranged, and the price is also
HcLAGHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department. 10th and @.
Main 1872. ~
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
CO0finueA

n [. SANSBURY CO, INC.
1913 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5
NORTHWEST CLEVELAND PARK.
o stractve
F%d % wth S Dde1 mfs peehs eeas % %
BATH eltrcH
PETWORTH PRICE 81 soS A. n au, .aaS vail ,,ut
PRICE
andI Library.
xd % ar n 1nea; n electric lsns r having FOOD
to commend this as a
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ~
OVERLOOKING bridge E1 18th ST. HEIGHTS.
Of most nome
% th ,saa ro:" sno
douSle sUn
lot W "eAs'n'oe
CHEVY CHASE
LOVELY RESIDENCE of the center-hau n,n near Con-
neccut ave. detached, with frontage IS
Artstaly designed containing large rooms and two
baths hot,waer heat, electric lights floors This
must be sold at once Phone for appointment inspect
N. l. SANSBURY CO.. INC
I418 Eye St. NV. Phones Main roo,-1-r
MEMBERs WASHINGTON RI ESTATE BOARD '9OoT j.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

A Perfectly Charming and Beautiful Home in
New Development of this Ex-
cellent Suburb.
A 7-room home Of attractive design: recep
tion hall and breakfast room: detached: on lot
6OXl5O; electric lights, gas; cement front
porch: tiled bath; hardwood floors and trim
double foored; poultry house; garage: pretty
lawns; everything in fine shape; built by
owner by day labor. Reduced for quick sale
to $40. 800 and 81 500 cash down.
o. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor.
912 10th st. NV. Main 537l
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-pOSSESSI
attractive, modern. Groom and bath
brick; electric light. h.-w.h.; garage;
deep lot to paved alley; only $500;
terms.
M. 1st and Fla. ave. n.w.-6-room
and bath brick \attic, hot-air heat;
possession; a give away at IS, 750;
$1,000 cash, balance arranged.
East Columbia Heights. close to Ga.
acknowledgement. modern. Groom
and bath brick: side and rear paved
alleys; possession; asking 5000; $500
cash, balance $50 month, including
all interest
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main. 4597. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
ON MADISON ST. BETWEEN Stt AND 9th

S7S5o-Nnth St NV.
''7' mil
SS,5oo-Chevy Chase, Md
h,
terms
$o5oo-Chevv Chase Md.
~ Exeuent de,
SS25o-Best Brghtwood Section.
SQooo-Near Walter Reed Hospital
Ocashb like rent a dr) b. furnace heat
$S65o-Near Fourth and Narnum SITS. NV.
b. INV fnt drarpor noors
S265o-Near Soldiers Home Park.
hall b. front bakfss and sleeping pors; hd"
$7,o5o-kennedy ST. NV.
Andre a a @ IN r. 'A' hn' eee sleeping front
Soo5o-Madson St. NV.
dw hooran a. m. " ~ ~ ~ ~ " ''
$S6So-Madson St. NV.
rearn porho
$o5oo-Chevy Chase D. c.
r.
IL.
THESE
ALLAN E WALKER & CO, INC.
SI3 18th ST. NV. Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
The Kind of Bungalow
You've Always Wanted.
Il Located in northwest section; $1,000 cash.
hot-water heat: open fireplace: hardwood
servants toilet in basement; large yards,
sodded one block to car line; brand-new front
and rear porches: eastern exposure.
MORGAN E. MORGAN & co.
1407 New York Ave. Frank. 1920.
Evening and Sunday. Frank. 1861.
SIX-ROOM HOMES
NEARING COMPLETION.
WITHIN Two t2) BLOCKS OF 14th ST. CAR
AND OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE.
For reason why Is have already been sold
inquire at office or premises. Special fea-
lures: Built by day labor. large rooms. slid
ing doors, large specially planned kitchen. 8
porches. including sleeping porch: built-n
heated and lighted garage. fixtures. decorations
14th st. car marked Takoma Park, get on
at 9th and Kennedy SITS. aud walk two blocks
south; or Georgia ave. car to Ingraham st. and
one block east
s11-s27 Ingraham st. NV.
Priced at $3.50 and $3.50; reasonable
wALLINGsFoRD & CoNNoR,
Owners and Builders,
1034-36 Woodward bldg. Tel. Main 1890
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ONE BLOCK FROM NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
NEW HOUSES
Just Off East Capitol ST.
Nos. to II Sixteenth ST. Sc
SUBSTANTIALLY FRONT RRIck
CONVENIENCE BUnTIN FIXTURES IN BATH
HOUSE WIDE CLOSETS WITH LINEN
-
Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday.
Price, $3.50. Liberal Terms. .
C. WELDON & COMPANY,
Telephone Lincoln 43. III St Sc
Evening star., 1922-09-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.


HANDSOME DETACHED CENTER,HALL
plan brick home on large corner lot IN
SauIs Addition convenient to both l4th
ssnh d. and Of Georgia ave ear Lines; vg
kitchen on first floor; four bedrooms. bath on
second floor; = bedrooms and bath on third
floor; thoroughly modern in every detail and
921 18th St Main 1920. IL
TWO FAMILY HOUSE-S7. 900.
flats of > rooms ana hn. each; near n.
ave. and q ST. NV; TERMS. CHAs. W.
STEERS. 1t2o y y. ave- NV Q.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Two-famly hat. near 14th and Harvard ;
live in one. rent the other: easy terms; vacant.
BRASWELL BROS,
Main 4I1s 1913 H st. NV.
% attractive house with rooms and
bath: all modern improvements, and easy
terms.
Main 4116. 1918 n ST. NV.
TAKOMA PARK.
six-room and bath bungalow; buiit-in ga
rage; large yard anxious to sell. max offer.
Main 4l1s 80, - 1918 H St NV
NORTH OF CENTRAL HIGH sCHOoL-ALL
improvements; separate KITCHENS; dining
Address Box 266S. Star office. 1O'
ATTRACTIVE NEW H0ME-sS.650.
large rooms; ami; room for GARAGE.
Near l4,h - and ga ave; ears
CHAS. W. STEERS. 142AE. Y. ave. NV. ..
NICE GROOM AND RATH BRICK FOR
colorcd purchaser: perfect condition: in NV;
near q. +. o.; only $3.50. OWNER. 22
y st. NV. %
FOR SALE-CORNER BRICK.
TWo-FAMlLI FLAT.
Near North Capt. and T st. NV rooms
and bath each back porrhes, cellar: one Hat
vacant; present rental. So; price reasonable;
terms easy.
C. F. WARING.
2l9 Bond bldg 14th and n. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-EASY TERMS
NE. HONE.
Near Maryland ave.-Brick. rooms and
tile bath, cellar, furnace heat; $50 DOWN;
price, $1,000.
{. F. wARINti. alo Bond bldg
18th and y. Y ave. Phone Franklin 55l1.
REATTIFTI. 81 NGALOW
DATILGREN TERRACE,
One of the most attractive blocks
of detached homes in Washington.
ONLY 81 $50.
Possessing distinctive individuality in its
unique design and practical plan: large
rooms and tiled bath floor: large front
porch, wide spacious lawn and every modern
convenience comfort. See tins at once
if you are looking for real home in an i,eal
section. One-half square TO cars: t6i)
o. L. ZANTZINGER, EEALT0R.
91c 10th st. NV. Main DBL
FOR EXCHANGE-NEAR AMERICAN UNI
versity Park; nine rooms and bath: colonial
front porch; h.w.h., electricity; CENTER .hall
type; lot 75x1s0; shrubbery and fruit: lear
garage. Will exchange for rented property
in good NV. section or good lots in Saul's
Addition Chevy Chase, clear. Address Box
1S5-S. Star office.
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PETW0RTH. VARNUMs ST..-S1X ROOMS
and bath: ami; inclosed sleeping porch;
colonial front porch: wide frontage; room for
garage. Price, $3.50; easy terms. Addrsss
Box 1878, Star office.
Evening star., 1922-09-08

dUUSESs LOIO AMI BUSINESS FhOf1n11 l.
In home problems consult us. Low prices and
easy terms. Auto to properties. 3. 2. WEEKS.
frict line'' carl. Phone Line 1857. Open
noon to dark
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CHAS. D. SAGER
o2s 18th St NV. Main &C.
Evening star., 1922-09-08

on 9th ST NE, NEAR D-8 ROOMS AND
bath. basement type: latrobe heat. Price.
$1,000; cash. $3.50; balance. $50 month. Well
built house. Good neighbofhoOd. NEWSOM.
, 1922-05-13
Mother O. Mine

Mother o. mine.
Sweetest bravest Mother o. mine.
Through all the years my truest
friend.
The day thou gravest life TO me
Thy snow white soul drew near the
end
The debt ! owe I cannot pay,
But from my heart l wei pray,
May God bless thee.
Mother o. mine.
Darling little Mother o. mine,
iod grant that you may know this
day
The love that fills the heart Of me.
I dream Of chldhood'E distant day.
Hold visions OF thy tender care,
Hear sweet luilabies in tho air,
md long for thee.
,Iother o. mine,
n worship at Thy holy shrine
Iy SOU will ever dumbly kneel
trough a long. long ternity.
nd though the world shall onward
reel.
When those who die do live again.
Beyond the sorrow and the pain,
I'll be with thee.
e. RICHARD SHIP.
Casper. Wyo.
, 1922-05-13

tries where the wage earners have the
fewest days of work a year trouble is
more frequent and more acute. In
those industries where the families of
the wage n are protected from
want because the head of the family
has steady work year in and year out
there is little or no trouble. It Is q
matter OF protesting tho family.
The employer is impelled to fight
for what he has because he wants to
retain h protection for his family. 1t
Is an a matter of protection.
Labor joins together for protection.
Employers join hands for protection.
Families como together in groups FORM
ing towns and cities because In this
way they can better protect themselves
from want and misery. Communities
organize into counties and counties
into states for the better protection
of the families.
Had it not been for the necessity Of
uniting for the protection OF the fam
, 1922-05-13

armistiee and the certainty that the war haa Esrn-
mated. there was n disposition on the part of the
Democratic administration TO be as liberal as possible
IN paying American money to foreign nations
The Republican administration has a far different
conception OF the proper sphere of government activ-
ity. It also has a fall understanding of proper lines
of Investment for private capital owned by citizens Of
the United States Mr.. Harding has made it clear
that the United States has no objection to American
business men entering into conference with foreign
business men and negotiating loans of surplus capital
in the United States to any enterprise or any nation
desiring TO borrow the same. Those loans. of course,
would be made upon security the sufficiency of which
would be determined by the ler'- It is not the
province of government to Oh, its citizs either
shall or shall not make loans Of this character SO long
as those loans do not conflict with the international
not be any such conflict the administration asked that
before making loans American financiers inform gov
eminent officials what they contemplate doing.
American business men who are going to Europe to
represent their own interests and the interests of
their clients are among the ablest financiers in the
world If it is possible Cor a plan to be devised by
which loans can be made, these men can undoubtedly
devise the plan When the terms of a loan have been
agreed upon and the sufficiency Of the security has
been youched for by men of the high standing of
those who are to go to Europe, it is altogether prob
invest their savings in the securities thus offered for
sale in the United States.
The whole country, with the exception of a few
internationalists, will heartily approve the policy
adopted by President Harding in leaving the money
loaning business to private enterprise. The govern
ment cannot succeed rs a moneylender any better
than it can in any other line of private enterprise
where experience and self-interest are essential to
the highest efficiency.
, 1922-05-13
Province of Pripate Enterprise

nRESIDTNT HARDING said during his campaign
L for the presidency that there ought to be more
business in government and less government IN busi-
ness. And that is his attitude on the subject OF loans
in the United States in aid Of the rehabilitation OF
Furope. Loaning money is purely a matter OF bust
ness and not a matter Of government at all. 1t Is
proper only in the extreme exigencies OF war to loan
the money of the people to another government 1t
is sometimes doubted that the United States WAS jus
titled in going as far as it did in loaning money to
the nations associated in opposition to the central
powers. 1t is certain some of the funds were not
employed in the prosecution of the war.
In pursuance of its general policy of having the
government do everything, the Democratic admins
tration encouraged the belief that supplying money
to both individuals and nations is one of the most
important functions of government. The railroads
were taken over and deficits paid out of public funds
If congress had permitted, this new national policy
would have been greatly extended. Even after the
, 1922-05-13
Mother

Don't forget her on Mothers Day
MID Springtime's glimmering dew
Though Autumn winds blow her way
Fer heart is young with memories
OF you.
Towering in the fuil bloom of youth
In her Yesteryear
With goodness. faith and truth
Shining from her eyes SO dear.
Roses have faded since then
A lily droops its head
While days and months blend
Into sunsets dream instead.
Mothers hair has turned ( o silver
Her heart has always been OF pur-
est gold
Every day she grows dearer
As time draws near its toll.
Once when you were brand and new
She gazed at you with proud, up
lifted head
While others looked askew
At such a funny bit of red
Perhaps. you don't remember the
sleepless nights she spent
While the stars wfnked with wonder
When baby cries rent
The stiffness Of night asunder.
Later when you were called into the
distance
Away from her sheltering care
Did you let her know you were in ex,
istence2
The little mother back there"
And as time rolls on to eternity
Out into unknown space p
Nothing will influence humanity
Like the love on a mothers ace.
Nancy Sullivan.
Beaver, Wyo.