The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
DISTRICT REALTORS
READY TOSTART !.
FOR CALIFORNIA
About Twenty Washing
ton Men to Attend An
nual Convention.
PLANS COMPLETED
Interesting Trip in Sight
From Nations Capital
90. To San Francisco.

The Washington Real Estate
Board will be well represented at
the annual convention of the Ma
ttopal Association Of Real Estate
Boards which convenes In San Fran
cisco. May 81, according to Thomas
E. FARRELL. chairman of the conven-
ton committee. Individual mem
bers of the local delegation will
take an active part in the conven-
tion program. John L. Weaver.
former president OF the national
association. will participate In
the edeliberstions OF the advisory
council while II. L. Rust will repre-
sent the local board In the execu.
tive committee meetings. One OF
the important group conferences
VIII be addressed by Thomas Brad
ley. vice president OF the wash
fngton Loan and Trust Company.
who will discuss the subject of real
estate appraisals. At the confer
ence Of the secretaries' group John
A. Petty, executive secretary of the
local board will read a paper deal
ing with the question OF co-opera-
tion between boards in the develop.
ment of public service.
A special meeting will be held
on May Is to complete the nnal
arrangements. This will be a get
together meeting of the entire dele
CATION and full Information will be
given the individual delegates. Of
ncial badges AMI other convention
novelties will be distributed at this
meeting.
According to the itinerary which
has been adopted the entire trip
win consume sixteen days, leaving
Washington the afternoon of May
- And returning June 9. The ma
Jority Of the delegation. however.
have planned to take Individual
trips after the convention. which
viii prevent them from returning
to Washington In a group.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for stops in ST. Louis, Kan-
sas City and Los Angeles. At each
of these stops the local boards will
extend q courteous welcome to the
washinEton realtors as well as
entertainment in the form OF
luncheons and sightseeing trips.
In addition to these stops q full
uay VIII Oo SPCnl IN cAplOiAhS hhC
various trails in the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado. These excursions
will be under the personal direction
of Col. Crosby. the superintendent
Of the reservation. The local dele
cation has SO arranged its plans
that II will meet in Los Angeles
realtors from all over the country
and join with them in a motor cara
70 Ia n
Francisco. This trip which has been
handled completely by the various
California real estate boards, is
something unique in convention
gatherings A feet of 1000 auto
mobiles will be prepared to carry
$500 delegates over this trip of ap-
proximately 500 miles, reaching San
Francisco the night before the
opening of the convention.
On the return trip from San Fran
cisco the smaller portion of the
delegation travelling as a party will
make stops at st. Louis, Denver
and. Chicago. AS on the going trip
the boards in these cities have also
arranged a program of entertain
meht for the local realtors.
The delegation as complete up to
date consists of the following mem
bers: Thomas E. FARRELL. J. Walter
O'Boyle. William S. Phillips, j.
Arthur Lewis, f. E. Goss. F. H.
UEast, John L. Weaver. H. L. Rust,
Thomas Bradley, II. L. Rust. jr., F.
W.. Graham. II. Clifford Bangs and
Henry H. Carter.
This list will in all probability
be increased next week by the ad-
dition of several active members as
well as a group of statesmen mem
bers The ofices that offered COM
petitive prize trips to their sales
men will make the award next week
and, these will be added TO the dele
CATION
Among the guests who will ac-
company the delegation in addition
to The wives of the members are
Mia Helen L. Pumphrey, Miss Mary
r .Pumphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Hoyle. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
C. schaaf.