Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 62

62 HERREN PRAISES CAPITAL REALTORS Tells Those Present at Meet- | ing That D. C. Board Is One of National Leaders. This yea in point o activities witnessed month of night by W of extensio ¢ on o is the greatest real estate v ever has was stated fierrven, directc tional is in an real estate wk Hotel, any de ion-wide ear future,” Mr. Her nting out that Wash- - leading cities activitie: rket in the ren said, in p ington was one of t in nationai realty Tells of Organization's Growth. The speake hed on the growth N Association of Real and declared in 607 cities and that applic ation of real e sived from 13 China \11 that is l-x ng made in carryy ¢ the code of ethics of the asso-| ciation and urged that par cula ‘ care be given wdmitt ¥ those | wembers who d ble. stated that Washington Real Board is considered one of o wctive i the country and | many of the other \mhlnxl:m‘ nbers of the national asso ion take the action of the local body as basis_for ictivities Arthur C. Haughton, a member of the board, scor e manner in which cording ate at Wdicapped by delays in 1 e to two months, there- I Cotten Iosink « clent, and . that 1itles sent to the recorder of deeds of- ce are pot returned for 18 mouths. cited one instance where deeds from his office were lost “through the confused manner of handlipg them in of from « st | estate | new organ Woman Fined $2 Extra for “Nerve” By the Associated Press, When 15 hin_to- fer- until the last name was called, : woman's name. not smoking. were ked Miss Virginia e nodde o fine. “The extra two is nerve to do it." FARK OPENS. 'i’OMORROW. he told her. ¢ having the at Glen Echo. With | tain, G | motrow Included in the new featuves is the roller coaster, which h iken the place of the old couster dips season. It is over 1,000 feet in length and is sail to have cost approximately $65,000. The are so constructed that {t is impos: the track. Another new the “‘caterpillar. 1y new devices (o enter- v Heho Park ix opening to feature this yvear The other rides and amusement de- | have | | ices, the heen inspected nuagement reports und repainted and arrousel SCHOOL FIR.ED IN ROW. Md.. Blaze Destroying New Building. Special Dispatch 10 The Star HAGERSTOWN, Md., vears ago the schoot board built a school in Foxville in a central loca tion and abandoned the 2 one-room buildings located at ecither end of the mountain village. From that day the little town has been divided into bitter factions | Foxville, May 14.—Two Yesterday the new schoolhouse was | destroyed by incendiary five. School wuthorities had Truant Officer Frederick D. Harshman to the town to notify the parents of some of the : pupils that they would be prosecuted | unless they sent their children to| school regulariy . sen In Smokingon Ferry ofe Jast | sl for them to jump | has been installed in the | Authorities Probe THE EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Thank-U," $:20 pam. \\'ur man Park 8:30 p.m comedy, pan. Clara Kin continuou; e deville, p.m. Metropolitan 1 Al Young, from *Soul 7:20 and 9:50 p.m. Ambassador —“The Clash v and 9:40 pm, Mates,” at at 11:20 )i 630, fand 930 pm Mutual uous from 11 (colored) Tohnstown K1 aan. to 11 you need. Ntep 1009 Pa. Ave. R “Some Bahy,” com- mmn.r Irene Franklin, vaudeville, vau- 1:30 to 11 * contin- | “The Cohens and | continuous from 2 to 11 p.m. | E HAVE —all the Blank Books in. E. Morrison Paper Co. NAMES CO-RESPONDENT. Mrs. Gertrude M. Benson Asks for Absolute Divorce. Mrs. Gertrude M. Benson, Depart- | ment of Agriculture clerk, has filed | suit in Equity Court for an absolute | divorce from Gordon W. Benson, auto | mobile salesman, of 1430 Kenilworth ! ayenue northeast. 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