Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1929, Page 16

REAL ESTATE SHLESHANLCENSE LW S BOLANE Wisconsin Seeks to Protect Public in Realty Trans- actions in State. The operation of the new Wisconsin law providing license for real estate selesmen and brokers draws upon Wis- consin real estate men for the guidance and enforcement of State stendards ap- plied to real estate pract.ce, through the law’s provision requiring that the Wisconsin real estate brokers board of three members, whose duty it is to administer the law, include at least two Teal estate men. The first official action of the newly appointed board has been to issue a statement of policy in which it adopts the code of ethics of the National Association of Real Estate Boards as; the governing principles for real estate practice in Wisconsin. The statement of policy makes the following specific | provision: “The code of ethics of the National || Association of Real Estate Boards, which has been adopted by State and local | boards throughout the country, is re-| garded as the standard of conduct by | Teal estate men throughout the United | States. In questions of conduct * * *| this code of ethics may be used as a“ guide.” Statement of Board. The Wisconsin board statement of | policy interprets the competency test | provided for in the new law to mean | both written and oral examination of | statement further announces that “The use of ‘free lot' schemes will be deemed evidence of untrustworthiness.” In closing its statement of policy the Wisconsin board makes the following suggestions to the public for self pro- tection in real estate investments: “In order to reduce the difficulties between brokers and their clients to a minimum, this board makes the fol- lowing suggestions to the public: “Pirst: No person should deal with a real estate agent for the purpose of | se)ling, buying or renting property un- less he is certain that such broker or saleman has been licensed by the Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers' Board. Should Know His Standing. “Second: Perscons dealing with a broker should be satisfied that such broker or salesman is financially and morally responsible in order to carry out the terms of his agreements. “Third: Do not sign any papers or agreements without first reading the seen.” same dnd understanding sll of fis provisions. o “Fourth: Insist upon receiving & copy of all agreements and papers which are ed by you. ""nfllfliy yThls board is: available to receive and investigate complaints of | Columbia C. E. Union will be held Oc- misconduct against real estate DTOKers | toher 7 in Memorial United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets. and salesmen; it 15 not a collection agency, but is here to serve the public and real estate profession. It is the |Mr. Howard, fleld secretary for the board’s duty to eliminate as far ‘as'young People’s department of United Brethren Church, will be the speaker. Robert Lyon of Takoma Park Presby- rted | terian Church has been elected captain of the District of Columbia Christian Endeavor possible misconduct upon the part of brokers and salesmen. When any broker or salesman has been gullty of mis- conduct, the matter should be re] promptly to the Wisconsin Real te Brokers’ Boar Takoma Park Baptists. At the Takom2 Park Baptist Church, Piney Branch road and Aspen street, tomorrow morning Rev. Willlam E. La Rue will preach a sermon to children on “Why Go to School?” at 11 a.m. and & regular sermon on “Seeing the Un- 5 rooms and bath 4 rooms and bath. 4 rooms and bath Apply on premises or National 0334 'MODERN FIREPROOF BUILDING Washington Heights 1818 KALORAMA ROAD N.W. FRIGIDAIRE All Outside Rooms CONVENIENT TO CAR LINES AND BUSSES A. S. GARDINER .. 55.00 phone for automobile 932 Investment Bldg. ‘The next meeting of the District of zlllyflaben Simmons, who will leave the The “Crusade With Christ” Commis- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER' 21, 1929. sion will meet Friday_ evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Koch, The Y. P. 8. C. E. of Keller Memorial Lutheran will hold & business memn: Tuesday in the -church parlor at o'clock. The Misses Froehlich and Wertman will entertain. At the meeting of Alpha- Soclety of Christian Endeavor of Vermont Avenue Christian Church the following -officers will be installed by the pastor: Fred Chase, president; ~ Mrs. Marks, vice president; Miss Robbins, recording sec- retary; L O nd, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Hiller, treasurer. The Senfor Soclety of St. Paul's Eng- lsh Lutheran Church has just com- pleted & month’s service of teaching and story-telling at the Tuberculosis Hos- pital eagh Sunday afternoon, ‘Those who took part in the story-telling and flying squadron in the place 306 Raymond Street, Chevy Chase, Md. Cor. Brookeville Road AN IDEAL HOME Built to live in—not to sell—now too large for owner REAYL ESTATE. Sales Managers Meet. The sales managers’ division of the ‘Washington Real Estate Board held its [] first meeting of the Fall season Thurs- day noon at the Hamflton Hotel, with Ben T. Webster, realtor president, as honor guest. J. G. Beitzell of the Cafritz Co,, presided. Talks regarding real estate marketing were made by Mr. Beitzell, John A. Petty, seflehrybgf the Real Estate Board and others, Lohms Edward Carter and Lorraine Hollida. The debaters on the negative side are Melvin Holmes, Mrs, Melvin Holmes and Ruth Wertman, teaching were Roy Hickman, Miss Myrtle Syndall, Miss Marion DeFontes ;:l:!muhl Lued'le fl:‘} N{n. Herman , president of soclety, was in charge of the services. it The Chiristian Endeavor subject f¢ discussion Sunday evening in tk{:cc. %' Socleties is “Our Part in Making a Bet-| At the services of Lincoln Congrega- ter World.” tionel Temple tomorrow morning, Rev. . The debaters of Keller Memorial Y.|R. W. Brooks will speak from the sub- P. 8. C. E. will hold a debate tomorrow | ject, “The High Cost of Living.” The e Worsd in Groning Besonrrhrms | o sl and. dramasiy progiam.at n " Thot an on the affirmative :lde'lre!Mr:, wuu-: 7 p:‘-m b SR _————— e 000000000000 0000000000000000000000000040000000000000 ~ Biggest Home Value Ever Offered in Highest N.W. Section! l Near Schools, Churches, Stores, Bus and Car Lines ! 3RD AND ALLISON STS. N.W. 50 Lifetime Homes Built—40 Sold Before Completion SEE THESE FEATURES TODAY ' Big 6 and 8 Room Brick Homes, 20 Ft. Wide Covered Concrete Front Porch with Brick Columns 2 Wide Covered Screened Rear Porches Lincoln Congregational Temple. each individual applicant for license as | broker or salesman, and announces that | it will act upon this interpretatio Reception Hall, Coat Closet with Mirror Door Beautiful Large Living Room; Cheerful Dining Room Daylight Kitchen, Fully Equipped, Frigidaire Buff Brick; Ten Rooms, Two Baths Main floor—Living room, 14x28; large dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath. Second floor—Three large bedrooms, large trunk room and bath. Basement—Mald's room and toilet. High cellings. Basement, first and second floors metal weather- stripped. Awnings, oil burner, hot-water heat. Nine large closets. Corner lot, 100x145, beautifully terraced and landscaped, shade trees, shrubbery, flowers. Two-car garage. In Splendid Repair—An Exceptionally Low Price $19,750-0 Spacious Master Bedroom 2 and 3 Additional Large Bedrooms Black and White Tiled Bath, Built-in Tub, Shower Concrete Cellar with Toilet and Laundry Trays Hot-Water Heat—Automatic Hot-Water Heater Big Gable-Roof Garage Artistic Decoration—Paneled Wall Paper Hardware Floors and Trim—Screens Throughout Wardrobe Closets with Lights A Striking Home 1411 Whittier St. (One-Half Block Off 16th St.) Attractive Terms No Fina Phone Wi Out-of-Town Owners Have Instructed Us to Dispose of These Two Splendid Homes in PWesley Heights 4518 and 4554 Klingle St. ONLY— $9,250 up —TERMS ° 4 6 ROOMS AND 8 ROOMS AGNIFICENT in every detail of its appointments, this beautiful new brick home in the exclusive upper Sixteenth street residential section is certain to meet every requirement of the most exacting home secker. Its nine rooms and three ultramodern baths afford VISIT THE OPEN AND every convenience and every comfort desired and expected The et mentionss Koma 18 an €ttractive EXH!ll}ol;Al;OME LlGH'gE}PMUN'I'IL English Cottage type on unusually spacious grounds, about 13 OF AN ACRE, allowing ample room for proper spacing of garden and 2-CAR GARAGE. FOUR BEDROOMS AND 2 BATHS, one a shower. Maid’s room and bath and lavatory on first floor. Side porch. Southern exposure. OIL BURNER AND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION. Screens and awnings. 4554 Klingle is an exceptionally beautiful Dutch Colonial, on lot fronting 70 feet, finely landscaped. Eight rooms (4 bedrooms) 3 baths. Maid’s room. ELECTRIC REFRIG- ERATOR AND OIL BURNER. Weather- stripped. Awnings and screens. All in ez- cellent condition. Both homes are wonder- ful buys in one of the garden spots of Wash- ington. Drive out Mass. 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