Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1927, Page 17

REAT ESTATE. REAL ESTATE., 17 D. ¢, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27. 1927. DISTRICT REALTORS N LEADNG ROLES R. Bates Warren, J. P. Shick and W. C. Miller Elected to Convention Offices. Washington realtors played promi- ment roles in the annual convention of the National ition of Real Es £ Assoc which is composed | 1ocated at tion Co. W. Taylor, M. P. Canby and ames P. Schick. i hingtonians with_the of- | es, include Mrs. John K. Marguerite Maury, Mr. Walter K. Bachrach. John M. Riordon, Miss Helen M. Riordon, Miss Ruth Strobel. Mr. and M James A. Donohoe, Mr. and Mrs. Karl | Jarrell, Lloyd Gaines, Mrs. H. H. C ter and daughter, Dr. George M. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dodge ind son, Mrs. Claude Livingston and -, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Karr, R. nger, Mrs. H. L. Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway. 'WARDMAN COMPANY BUILDING IS SOLD) | Four-Story Structure on Connecti- cut Avenue Bought by Mrs. Bennett. The four-story apartment building 3 Connecticut avenue, containing apartment suites, has been sold for the Wardman Construc- to Mrs. Martha L. Bennett, | | | deal was not made public, but it is Mr. Warren. | through | Mr. Warren, as chairman of the co: apartment division, will ber board realtors’ | | ols of | in , was clect- member of board of di- | Henry G. Zan- der of Chicago was elected pre: dent of the assoc nning Janua the association ., Wis,, fir wion, Ba second vice pr Denver, C chief actions of the national realtors ns calling for prompt ress looking toward im- As one of the convention 1k adopted b od prob lem and toward 2 permar adequs The state of af- fairs, through od waters the Mississippi and jts tributar thus driving thou- sands of people from their homes and devastatin much fertile te ry, constitutes MRE. MILLER. and a_present emer- tion declare was urged in other resolutions adopt: ed by the convention. The official delegates of the Wash- ington Real Estate Board to the con- vention were Clarence F. Donohoe, a past president of the lo board; John F. Maury, president of the board; W. | More Home and More Ground | —than is to be found any- where clse—are features of Quincy Terrace Quincy and 22nd St. N.E. ] You'll question at see these settle the home once when you Bungalows and Two-story Homes—and 45- foot front lots. The Homes are most attractive and won- derfully planned and built. Big rooms—tiled baths —-— large closets — huge porches—and all fixtures of the most modern type. Only— $6,850 te 38,450 Small cash payment Easy monthiy terms Rhode Harry A Kite 1514 K St. Main 1846 * x++x ¥ | la | | at 147-149 R street northeast were pur- \ccording to an announcement today by the real estate firm of McKeever & Goss, which handled the transaction.. The consideration involved in the announced that the Wardman com- pany took as part payment for the apartment property the house located 3 Sixteenth street. jam K. Hartung, who recently he vice president of the firm Luchs when he merged @ zation with the t 42 Will hecan any, has purchased . Gaddess the house it eported by McKeever & Goss. rtung is oecupying the place as idence. of the more moderate sized apartment houses recently were sold the office of McKeever & The two apartment buildings located at 2113 Thirty-fifth street and chased by David A. Baer, the firm reports, and the apartment at 3039 Q reet was purchased by Arthur L. v from Charles M. Nash. The University apartment house, 2210 E street, was sold for the District Apart- ment Corporation to Arthur L. Murray. A ccal company will start a plant to pply electric light and power to the city of Valdivia, Chile. 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