Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 14

R HOTELS ASSIGNED VISITING REALTORS Revision Made in Earlier Alloca- tion of Space During Conven- tion in June. - EAL Were is the “evised assignment, by states, of hotel quarters for delegates to the coming annual convention of the National Association of Real Es- tate Boards here, June 3 to 6. The final list of hotel allocations follows: Guests. 150 Michigan Jtinmesota " Washington Wardwan Park. Hamilton, Fington. q South Dakota Wachington Willard Wardman Park. CWashington Wwillard Washington Washington. . . LIMITS “REALTOR” USE. Illinois Body Declares Many Firms Dishonest in Practice. realtors” not en a sub- Persisent use of the word * in the firm name of perso; titled to that designation misrepresentation, constitut- onduct, according to laid down by the stantial fug dishonest sion just 20 3 ‘min stand b | killed ESTATE THE WEEK Epitome of Api nts Up to 28, FOREIGN. France disturbed by British policy toward reparation pledges. Mac- Donald urges experts plan be adont- ed. Time limit expires on Mexican pact. Stresemann raps attucs v Dawes report. Poincare pte plan of experts, MacDonald dubious abjut Labor Party’s retention of office. Car setviee stopped in Havgnu., Cuban taxi drivers strike in sympathy with Dawes leaves for United Hanihara is ed t> mal speech Appre | HelfYerich, Ge: in’ train | statesmen to confer with Poine: report. Moors ask Writ- nding war with Spain. dent to go to Kome to 2 h {on expert |ish aid in ach pre: 2l K repub- lows split t of recognizing ave Irish crisis f dary parley. . NATIONAL. Hanihara writes Hughes new note clarifying exclusion sta; head asks Congress to unchanged. Democrats plan to force 4 on world court, vy list as claims counsel. | sin “for Smith. Rob-haired trapped in Florida. Witness de- s best “raid” liquor given to Coolidge Proposes new arms German settlement plans spe it Bonus with insurance Bonus held nt should veto d_work by June, declares Tehor Senate plan passed by en Congres: resident data missing. foc outdoor recreation port bill reported with O. K. F. Murphy, tan; House amendment on divid killed by Senate. ~ Repablicans Gebate convention leader. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. W. R. and E or use of open ve increased to 10 ¢ may face fines of $6 ib ars ment of Educa- | 1d ion, which ad- ers the lllinois real estate li- nt has denied although none was or ever had onstituent r estate board of the National As- snciation of Real Estate Boards. The scision is based on the finding of dflbxflmon! that the word “realtor” has come to he generally nndsrstood by the public to mean a man bound by real estate board mem- hership to the standard of conduct in business laid down for its mem- bars by the National Association of Real Estate Board: glish engineer. strolling along a oountry road, joed that the seeds falling from » sycamores acquired a rotary mo- before reaching the ground. Tak: , he found that the twe turned in opposite direc- t an angle to each other, and mutual inclination caused evolve. This gave him the screw propellor, which drives gigantic liners across the Atlantic. A voung ana evenin Very excellent 4-story building, adaptable for re- modeling. About 15 rooms, 3 baths; electricity. Lot is 20-ft. front; 1,920 sq. ft. Alley. il Inspection by Appointment Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 IEEC—EEEE—EE G three tickets for 25 cents. D. A. R- Congress adjourns. Maj. Bowle, head of local weather bureau, to leave Dis- trict_soon for California. . April 28 set for vote by House on rent meas- ure. District Commissioners receive £as tax measuro protests. District would meet most of the street costs Coolidge reviews local Rent law validity test Ly United States Su- prema C City playground system indorsed by Housé committee. Arthur A. Chapin dies. District approyria- | tion bill at $1,800,000 below esti- | mmates. Rudolph and Oyster sworn In or neéw terms. Gen. Beach to push w conduit em. President signs making auto recipro fina STAR, WASHINGTON, Insurance measure ordered reported. Oyster and Sullivan plan District en- forcement drive. Extension of Arling- ton cemetery and restoration of man- slon urged. Spring crowds at White House break all records. Five-cent- fare bill called unjust. Senate federal employe retirement measure ap- proved. District of Columbia heads f”‘ bill requiring permit to park. se committee favors District park plan. — —o- Since the earthquake forty-four wormen's organizations in Japan have federated and plan a comprehenrive 1Ty m Some of Its Features C., SATURDAY, APRIL VASSAR BEATS PRINCETON PRINCETON, N. J. April 26.—The Vassar College debating team last night defeated Princeton by a 2-to-1 decision. The subject was, “Resolved, That a Democratic admibistration would be of benefit to the country.” The winners upheld the affirmative. The members of the winning team were Miss Harrlet Kernan of Baltl- more and Miss Maxine Goldmark of New York city. The Tiger debaters were Willlam W. Hall, jr, of New city and Lawrence Hunt of hington. 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Dt Rooon. 26, 1924 3001 and 3005 Albemarle St. (Overlooking Rock Creek Park) three baths. Lots 75x150 feet. fl Liscaey o Cemuracr em. 4G LN Keany [ [ 2 To Inspect: Moore & Hlll Inc. The Best Home Value in Washington An inspection will convince you of the fact. Take Connecticut Avenue ears to * Bureau of Standards) and walk 730 17th Street N.W. Members of the Washington Real Estate Board |l———=]olc——lal——Jolc——llo]—=|c]—=]o|—=] Inclosed and heated sleeping Shrubbery. REAL ESTATE porch, Garage in keep- \upcrb construction 4180 : |~Smmc 6 'S 15406 i——|ol——llal——=2|o[—=3|al =—=|o]|—=[o|=—=3|o]| c—=]al —=] o] e=——=l0] \Vhrn«—lv Strest (first stop north of the Phone Main 1174 o[ e——ojolc——xa 0] AR I T i T [ EHIR A T TITTTTTTTTTTTTTTITTITTITT wash room on first fl a splendid value. 2707 34th Place Mass. Ave. and 34th Place N.W. Constructed of the most substantial materials and planned as a faithful reproduction of all that is beautiful and picturesque in colonial architecture, these houses will surely appeal to people of taste and refinement. Ten rooms and three baths, oor. Every device that makes for comfort and convenience ; old brass fixtures; bright sun porch. lavatory and Don’t Miss Seeing This Real Home Value 1453 Girard Street N.W. Built by an architect for his own home this house is the last word in planning and construction. Ten beautiful rooms, hot-water heat, electric light, many open fireplaces. fixtures. New paper and paint and electric Hollow tile garage.® Vacant. PRICE AND TERMS LOW INSPECT TODAY A livable home; 3034 Newark St.—Cleveland Park Beautiful detached home near reception room, library, dining room, kitchen and large front, side and rear porch. Above there are storage room and locker room. The ments and is ready for immediate surrounding section may be had from the veranda. Schoolé, cars, hood is of the highest class. venient. Representatives on the Premises Saturday Aft\ernoon and All Day Sunday WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY REALTORS 1108 16th Street N.W. MAIN 372 Connecticut Avenue, * Contains four very attractive bedrooms, property has all modern improve- occupancy. A beautiful view of The neighbor- churches are very con- TR AL ELA AR