Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 14

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14 LANDMARK STORE 1S BEING RAZED First Woodward & Lothrop Structure on F Street to Be Replaced. One of the interesting fe: the many. downtow advance of modern comine Woodw rapid disay landmarks 1 at Bleventh the first rst built On fts site e and wiil be so « o the rest erectir a comple ¥ an entire small red and 1Y streets Will Ada 000 Square Feet. I HOW ELEVENTH AND F STREETS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, LOOKED 40 YEARS AGO D. ., MARCH 28, REAL ESTATE BILL HEARINGS BEGUN Orgamzed and Independent | Operators Oppose Parts of Blanton Measure. Hearings were started yesterday be- fore the judiciary subcommittee of the House District committee on the Blan- ton bill to prevent fraud in real estate transactions by establishing a com mission to license real estate dealers in Washington. Roger Whiteford, representing the Washington Real Estate Board; John S. White, representing indepen dent estate brokers, and John Lewis Smith, representing indepen- dent contractors, registered their de- | sire to be heard'in opposition to tain provisions of the bill. The h Ing was delayed out of courtes ntative Blanton, Demacrat, , author to of of the measure, who utive session of another the joint committee which studied the 1926— PART 1. quire the true consideration to be stated in deeds and deeds of trust. Mr. White, representing the inde- pendent real estate brokers, chal- lenged Mr. Blanton as to whether a man to be considered an honest real estate dealer must necessarily belong to the Washington Real Estate Board. Mvr. Blanton said “certainly not,” and Representative Reid, Republican, of Illinofs, facetiously remarked: ‘“That wouldn't make him an honest real estate man, either.” Price Feature Opposed. Although they usually disagree, Mr Blanton and Mr. Hammer were in thorough accord at the hearing yes. They told the subcommittee ad made a personal examina- tion and had found nine trusts on one buliding In Washington. Mr. White- ford, representing the Real Estaie Board, said they must be mistaken. Mr. Whiteford said the Real Estate Board is not opposed to a licensing law based on the McChesney plan. as used in 22 States and upheld by the Supreme Court In 8 or § States. He did object vigorously to Mr. Blanton's provision requiring the true considera- tion to be set forth, which he claimed will not achleve the good purpose that Mr. Blanton belleves it will. He said that Nebraska is the only State where the true consideration operates, and that even there the court has ruled that it is not to be taken as evidence of the real value, He said statement of the true consideration in a deed would serve only as the publicity of | income tax returns had acted to whet the curiosity of persons intarested in other people's affairs more than thelr Counsel moval of Sheriff late today in ings before Gov. Concluding the he was as girls of “shady { immorality were Friday to gjve ney for Answers Charges Against Maine Official |, feqmts of Canaia Involving Women. of Kennebec County rested their mpeachment ful and inefficient sheriff, they presented testimon visitor at a house described y fast place" gave liquor to friends, his regime drunkenness, gambling and The hearing was adjourned to next counsel for the sheriff unity to prepare his de- Judge Joseph E. Cummings, | show that “this invest | Hie bel wn pro amed ed he could obtaln ey that the sheriff on some of the charg comed. One asmerted that I «rmrm- and lesislative people the house at all hours of the night. rore | By the Awsociated Press AUGUSTA, Me., | el for the petitioners seeki March Hen Cummi Sroceed: | First Mortgage Bonds Ralph O. Brewster | |and his councii here. evidence of “ur = service” frequented by | character”; that he | id that under rampant at tne jail Asbestos, $1.00 F. Connolly, attor- id he would ation is | far-reachcing than the sheriff’s ofii had than NO LOSS To Any Investor IN 53 YEARS THE F. H. SMITH Co. $1515th St., N.W..Washington, D.C. Fries, Beall & m Best Grade Metallic and Linseed Oil, $1.50 Pure Asphalt and e R U e e R I s e S e P e e T e e ACCUSED SHERIFF real estate situation in the District in the last Cong He pointed out that there were five members of the - will con: Housé District committee on this joint feet. : . committee and that his bill embodies M yecommendations acted upon unani- mously by the joint committee and by the House and Senate committees in the last Congress. | own. He argued that it might op- — — erate when a plece of property was sold by a man in straightened cir cumstances at a low price to depre- ciate the value of adjacent propert Mr. Reid and Mr. Sharp Co. 732-736 10th St. NN\W. Main 1954 The new s ruc mately 50.000 more squ store, which in its enti in more than 500,000 square S. W. Woodward and Alvin Lothrop came to Washinston from and opened a store ture will add approxi- we feet to the in a heated disagreement meeting closed. The hearing will be resumed next Whiteford were | Friday. | W. & J.SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House with the Green Shutters” *for the cAlert and Thrifty C:}'orethou ht and careful buying enable us to offer thousands of yards of p%am and fig- ured Carpets at prices substantially less than those at which they are regularly sold. when the The old Woodward & Lothrop store now being replaced by a modern eight-story structure, which will conform nnhl!fi turally to the rest of the hulldlllg which now houses the firm. will be from 9 to 12 Monday, Tu FREE SWIMMING INSTRUCTION !im OFFERED TO BOYS BY Y. M. C. A. e | n 1880, at name of the L avenue, buildiv Eleventn & they moved 1o and in 1887 Based on McChesney Plan. owned firm who clally for the Bought Orphan Asy Vnr\ on doing 1y mm the uilding, which ran thr 3 he addition way faces 50 feet on ¥ stree feet on Eiev 1t exar ing picture of the « appeared on the o 1887, will reveal tt period in ine traliing sk » accompany iiding as i lay, April 1 s of the nnounced A. | Every vear the announcement by the Y. M. C. A. of its free swimming | { instructions brings out a_flood of 4 { plicants, according to R. A. vs instructor. a there were nearly 400 who applied for the lessons, but after a weeding out | process that included boys who drop- ped out themselves, the number Poland Dealing With Russia. over the < bill is mor ) ~ 7o AN . ~ Rysla (under, the, Roviet jregimen 18} It is against these changes which | Course of Four Lessons Will Be Given During Easter |deulin move extensively with Poland. | 1, worked into his bil tha the real = - B 3 VB4 P s e | est men ar hey sup- | Holidays to Those Over 12 Who Have Written vods” vahed at 31713710, | POLL, the McCheaney ; > ™. » exports in Consent of Their Parents. 5 perlod to $7,803, ‘}“’; e mOILiaRes) The hrougn el — - | tious sales, which, he said, detri mental to the legitimate mux't;:nga' swimming lessons for hoys 12| sink or swim, with a trusted rescuer | Pipes Aid F"“Ch Trade. | hbirite leraid totmerer ot s old and over and who have the | nea 1 idea is erroneous, | Bric ot, used for making smoking [ all over the United States red brick | written consent of their parents to | M and he has seen popular ¥, is so much | Emphasizing that he aims to proteet from Tenth to]take lessons will be offered by the | many a boy handicapped for vea nd in America that it is nec- | hones: real 1gh the middle of | Y. M. C. A. boys’ department during of them never learning t huge shipments from Mr. Blanton told the sub. now under | the Easter. holid: and instructions m. simply because he is un care of the demand. | committee that most frauds in the nd 100 xpert teachers in | to forget the horror of deep water. ance in one year ship- | veal estate business in Washington wimming pool, ons should be ¢ valied’ at- 50,000,000 | resulted from fickitious prices being vesterday by the taught, and no effort made to Dlace in deeds,. Hie Bill would! re force a timid bov bevond his depth | until he gains confidenc s who wish to ¢ the lessons will report ] at the bhoys’ Monday, rtment o . rders of the Woodward and Alvin M Lothrop, can be seen in the front of | the building cut by about 15 per cent. Ever COSMOPOLITAN CLUB |F'fi urk i | cording to Mr. Davis, feeling the urge of Spring and the desire to swim in PLANS SPRING DlNNER their veins, report to the “Y" for z ree lesson, posing as rank amateurs. [ As soon as they get in the o ever, they give themselves they Ip showing their s the other boys who really can't swim. | Such “ringer will be politely re- | quested to leave the pool. The only requirement is for the ap plicant to bring with him to the boy! department of the Y. M. C. A., 17 a note written by ving that he has per fon to take the course and that not under 12 y of age. The are watched el and the in- | structors are on the lookout to see that mone of them overtaxes his sth or goes beyond his depth. ot ast cxperience, Mr. Davi has found that of the applicants who come to take the lessons, 40 or so will be able to learn to swim the length of lhfi 1DOC 5 feet, in the| . Ahout half of the re-| will be able to swim a | and will have rid them- | colors in lingerie, elves of the fear of the water. some i silks, ribbons, skirts, ing every hoy must do before he walits, Arenses can become a good swimmer. 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