Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1926, Page 24

~ N ‘ vmni'?im a7, m REANL. .ESTATE.] instructed _ im- | rate "-mNG INJUNE [~ HURT TRADE, SAYS BABSON B pn Sl il MusTPe A LAW SUITS RETARD PROSPERITY TS NEW RECORDY e o e R e e lfll“ %M, Many Things Cause Depresdon. ; telephone = company bills, delivering them heads, first having them certified by lm:ludlu‘ all general an offieial of the telephoné company. “Jaifiésdn-Built Model Homes” C ~-~ational Volume Hever F-iore Equaled So Early in Season. %" » volume of construction opera- under way increased sensation- uring June. In no previous year ocord have building activities cd so high a peak at this period e Summer season, according to tics complled by the Associated BABSON PARK, Mass., Jflly !T.—— 3 The buwviness sitnation in New Eng- land has been very p.culhr tor the | oo, past two or three years. the Boston ch-mhr of Comm have been -satisfacts and things indicated that va Enchnd should be prosperous, but. this pros- perit vident. The un- .satisfactory condition in New Eng- land has been md to many Eouaes, eval Contractors of America. A | pla; »or cent’increase over the May 1 was registered. The total vol- « for the first six months of this is 4 per cent greater than the sponding figute for 1925. \o sudden increase during the three months appears to be more 1 simply a seasonal spurt. The ~ forces that carried construction ations into record-breaking figures vear apparently are continuing to ‘ise themselves, according to ex- < here. It is pointed out that no ous year has seen'the volume of ling. activities increase so greatly v “ain three months. 4 even the slightest increase over ne figure is made this month, a -ecord for construction activities { a single month’ will be estab- . ~ ALTIMORE PUZZLED 3Y FILLING STATIONS 3 ‘Imy Being Opened on Corners 2 opearance of City Is Affected, as in Saloon Days. “p~-al Dispatch to The Star, ALTIMORE, July 17.—The large winber of filling stations being pro- o »dnndemchdhumuafinmb similar to that in regard to ‘sa- ars ago, when they were very nerous, according to city officials. “There will socn be a filling station overy street imtersection if some- ''ng isn't done,” said Mayor Howard Jackson. “It‘is like the old saloon s, when breweries fought for favor- Jocations. There was a saloon on sty corner, nearly. I don't know exactly how the prob- 1 should be solved. There are to0 sany filling stations. ling stations,”-he added, egulated so that they. will not-in- ere with traffic on our main thor- values. esidential nelghborhoods. The eity’ uld protect traffic at the lud.ln“ t -eet. Intersections.” \ regulation barring filling stations. tromy certain streets .is' necessary, it v-as ‘pointed out at the City Hall, in « -ler that all gasoline companies may '~ treated alike. Under the present ~stem the city has found it difficult efuse one company a permit to es- ish. a station opwllte the Mon prominent. thoroughfares. never been material, tangible, New i tile sofl like the bright sunshine like the Pacific or minerals and forests like other sec. tions of the country. New England’ assets have been her integrity, in- dustry -and ummm., It was not New - England's resources which built the nllmdl of the West; but rather her thrift and enterprise, ‘which was directed by a few promin- ent men. Enterprise is a very in- tangible &hin: -.nd wfi“ on en- couragement onl) n . its leaders are -Sued or' umur indictment, their pep, so called, is gone and New Eng- land goes with it. What is true of )aewEnghndha.honmorh-luuo of every section and every industry. Law Suits Cannot ’. Forbidden. ‘This, of course, not mean that law suits -should bo suppressed. and judges should not convict sim- ply because law suits hurt muuu- Justice comes-before. everything elss courts ‘which nnhr de- cisions should command the respect of the whole ewmnmnlty ‘whether or not such decisiol llifi bual.nen. I por-onflly foel t! all the judges oonnecua with the Willett and New England Ol cases, Judge Anderson, have rendered a dis- tinct ‘service. perity ‘is justice, IM have above all else. I am simply making the point that law _suits hlII;t bu-nn; :‘ndb nx:unl prosperity. w suits hu Iness by taking men's minds off their real work and_directing them to _efforts nstructive. ' “'What ness men spend more engineets and sciéntists and less time consulting lawyers and doctors. Law its hurt b by undermining Z:'.‘.'mf" business ness for the money get it, m .because they enjoy the ‘work. If this enjoyment of the work 18 killed, thvy elther retire or else’ take -an -inactive interest, from Most n bt out of wmnhlmnfivhyduwmmnnkyu.. # "%6,250 buys a new Colonial tapestry brick THE most stupendous home value in North- east Washington! Front, bréakfast and sleeping porches, six splendid rooms, fine tiled bath, hot-water heating system, elec- tric fixtures, hardwood floors and similar high quality features. The easy terms will amaze ‘o“lfl Visit 1900 Gales Street N.E. Ride out B Strect N.E_ and turn fouth 110 souares at I9th Sireet. BO e HOME SSEHEPS 1417 K. Street—Main 9300 : (o] f 16 new homes near the Monastery lnd i See the Sample House at 09 18 Street o : Church. See the Snmple House every day until 9 P.M. 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