Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 23

EAL ESTATE. = THE KEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY. JA BELIEVES PRES SHOULD €O NT PROSPERITY INUE FOR YEARS Babson Sums l Ip \nmml leewu by Other Econo- mists—TFinds Business Still on Upgrade, But Sees Danger in Improper Use of Wealth. By BABSON Now that ul forecasts ROGEK W. BABSON PARK. Fla Al the import s to 1926 tions; then cz vears between Tanuay with confl nt reviews i e free from for- than ever before. Since the landed at Plymeuth have been at war with the Indians, with the French or with Great Pritain or with Spain or with Ge 1 complications are| -nt time. We surely | the World Court | liately, and some day will enter ague of Nations, Since the rno conference all ce for many vears to come. «h some > sent h ket pric summa d under four heads the I Cheap Money and Abundant Credit. The one thing th: Locit all seem to ¥ ion is the f that we = e so great a creditor nation that ions are becoming Jealous of we must avold becoming nd ignorant of the needs of | the less fortunate Our Great Excess of Wealth. All through our existence, until the cat war, we were a debtor nation, iing each year a large amount of Honey or goods to pe to pay the interest on borrowed money. Now we | only out of debt to Europe, ! loaning the rest of the wor upon is the oney esent thing is.not how (re going, but in w ! world. { Franklin T hids fair for | i Added 1o this vz the United States has a great reserve | of plant Aty which now extends ! ransportation and housing. | ch In raw materials—notii- d petroleum. We have | ricultur a tremendo ade by the bank nd ')nun;h the which are be 3 and inter ¢ stock lund banks, the supplied with mone; world in mass production both iculture and manufacturing. ! through standarc nd the proper use of statist Ja-ave being constantly reduced e General Conditions Optimistic. sen| The United States is the only na nufictur- of equal area and population which | LLLILIE IS LA OFFERING SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOMES On 13th Street, between®*Irving and Jackson Sts. n Brookland $65.00 Per Month All Payments 1 flo other f farmer We i atened £ the New States he slavery quest i the 7 L L A A DT $500.00 Cash Covering throughout, elec- s too numerous 1 home and paying fo s< than rent » mot delay. Come out Sunday. WAPLE AND LEWEY 1105 Vermont Ave. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN NEW HOMES OPEN FOR SUNDAY INSPECTION Gallaudet Park~l‘;;cing College Grounds Szmp]e House, 1325 West Virginia Ave. N.E. Two rhu the best location in this splendid ‘detail. Hot-water heat, electricity, -equipped kitchen and ample car yards nced that no renewal costs Chevy Chase 3 Blocks From Cenn. Ave. 3615- 36]7 McKmley St. caicnt stores and cars: 6 rooms, ze unfinished attic, can be are priced far below West Chevy Chase Bungalows On the Massachusetts Ave. Bus Line Call Adams 620 for Inspection Detached: fit bright rooms, tiled bath. large attic: elbctiic wh, cellar with laundry trays and Del l\ located, with large yards and ample ¥ pre and can be sold on a rental basis. CUVIER A. METZLER . “Dependable Service” Main 89 1106 Vermont Ave. Sunday and Night Service, Adams 620 Only Two Left Exhibit Home, 728 Newton Pl. N.W. (Between Ga. and New Hampshire Aves.) Only $500 Cash Required Hot-water IFloors, Six Heat. Concrete Screened Rear Heated Garage. Rooms., Electricity. Oak IF'ront Porch, Porches. Built-in One of the Mcst Convenient Locations in the City To See These Homes Is to Want to Move In OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY .DOUGLASS/ REALTORS REALTORS Frank. 5678 1516 K St. NW. NUARY 25, 1926.° REAL ESTATE. uses the same language and is united [answer in a very few words, namely, by sentiment as well as by railr at all depends upon newspapers, telephones, automobi and moral outlook. To use the lan- radio, and, most important of all, the | zuage of the street, if we keep our | ¢ greatest public school system in the | feet on the ground we are all right, We have no State tarifft walls | hut if we let this prosperity go t nor caste and church hatreds to dl- | our heads, we are facing one of the vide our people. We have favorable | higgest panics in our history. The land laws and credit laws, Our tew-| hiblical warning, “pride goeth before perate climate and great variety uf{m-.\urlu'v!nn and haughty spirit he- nds. which 1 nost 1 al ng the business out- rought out by any of 1 e liberty of emph sizing it in this In the mean - time. business is still on the up- | srade irrespective of the wishes of bulls o- bears, the Babsonchart now | standinz at 11 per cent above normal. (Copyright. 1026.) WINS KNOX TROPHY | Battery A, 8th F(eld A\nllmyA Re- Efficiency. 4 Artillery, . Hawali, was Knox trophy yesterday liam Snow the spiritual | have this tool in tb ‘A |""As this spirtual nsider the when couside soil attract men from every nation. |fore a fall” is as true today as it was “A Vermont farmer's hoy, wiithout g0 any personal influence, becomes tions of surface condi- President of the United State satisfactory. A crime | young immigrant lurope ing the country: rape comhes our most aclentlst thrill in t while an unedu and self-cont extent hecome a joke nd respect for law in quarters fs considered old tioned: oo many are trying fo something for nothing and are # into debt for needless luxuries | ficld and harmful pleasures; undesirable | the magazines are building up great clr- |of Lidions, whi » colleges are clos up m» - cha |15 necessary movies. man, Miller, one of respected friends my most above, we | warded for the statistics brought out by the Cur-| tis Publishing Co. that the average | st of is only 70 per cent than in 1914, while the | age w u.b‘ more than double L was 1914, This means Scho- " by chief of Hving the Sons usetts to| the Iield | the highest es for firing communicatic The winning donated b, given y it mobility, r o economy. T Y Studebakef tradeforonetoday anal ng the increas s. Another prominent statistics 1o inflation ¢ Prosperity L sincerely hope that th things 1y and that the |, re still u God-fear- . these things ure t | tremendous indictment of schools and | the Curtis Publishing Co.'s fisures collezes as well as of parents. Yes, | correct; but that the men who are| America has every material blessing ondeavoring to use the same statis-|at the present time and if we will s to prove that the stock market | anly keep our feet on the ground, the | 1 are_absolutely Wrong in | present eru of prosperity should con- | fundamental principles. . On the other hand, | nting all the ahove s mere tool whicl m | true—and of them are uphuild or destroy. | 1 can give my | nds on the motive, friciency int today than at the t previous high in 1906. 1 believe re ambition and tastes of the people \',huYIv..uflvr_\ is commanded by Licut. rnest | Burden enlisted from Los Angel Corpl GOTHENBURG, Sweden, 23 ().—Wollmar Bostroe, nev the | pointed Swedish Minister o th a | States, sailed for New liner Drottningholm Perfection Homes ] Newy Ofiered | NEW BROOKLAND HOMES Boasting Many Unusual Convenience Features Jack London, planning widow to of hecome awarded ence as a student at Artillery School. Corpl. novel s Tov Semi-detached $9,150.00 Detached $9 500.00 ——EXHIBIT HOUSE 3128 Tenth Street N.E. 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