Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-16
5000 WILL ATTEND
REALTORS MEETING
Cleveland Convention Prom
ises to Be ReCord-Break-
ing Event This Month.

Promising to "near about subdi-
vide the old town of Cleveland' with
realtor enthusiasm real estate men
from ASS American and 16 Canadian
cities are preparing to come together
June 27-30 for an annual convention
that promises to be notable not only
for its size, but for its representation
of every phase of real estate interest
and for the detailed consideration it
will give to concrete real estate
problems. Organization detail has
been cleared away from the program
entirely, and relegated to the asso-
cations coming midwinter meeting.
Committee reports, except for few
matters OF general public interest,
have been eliminated. The entire
convention time has been cleared for
actual discussion of the real estate
business itself with all its associated
interests.
Six thousand Identification certifi-
Gates for use of delegates in securing
railroad rate deductions have already
been issued from national headquar-
ters. Certificates are issued on the
basis of the official board reports of
the numbers from each board that
are applying for tickets. To this,
in estimating convention attendance
from number of such certificates, must
be added totals of delegates from all
the Pacific coast states, from the
cities in the Great Lakes area from
which members will make the trip
by boat. from Cleveland itself and
from the territory about it which will
send DELEGATIONS by automobile car
arans. More than 1000 hotel reser-
Vations for the convention have al
ready been made.
Cleveland has declared itself out to
win the national pepnant for the best
biggest and most enjoyable interna-
t1onal convention realtors have ever
held Radio waves every Tuesday
evening are broadcasting in song the
realty conference. Clifford G.. Pape
OF Cleveland is author and singer OF
the special invitation song.
Ohio Night Planned.
ohio night" at the convention will
ne the evening of June %, prec edine
the opening session. Ohio realtors
VIII get together, renew acquaintance
and get ready to introduce the Wis
itors. \ trophy cup will be awarded
by the Cleveland board to the Ohio
board having the largest attendance
at this meeting.
Detroit is planning to entertain
more than 1000 convention bound
realtors Monday and Tuesday. June
25-26. Automobiles to the number OF
2o0 Will be made available for drives
about the city. The visitors will also
be entertained al dinner before their
departure for Cleveland. Delegates
making up the party of the "presi
genital special" with President L. F.
Eppich and the Denver board a $ a
nucleus. and with tributary deleea.
tons expected to join it from the
Paclf1c coast, the northwest and the
southwest and from Kansas and
ton goers who will visit Detroit or
route. So also will the passengers
on the northland, chartered by the
chicago board and carrying deleea.
IONS invited DO join them from
npoIlns cities. So also will be
the passengers of the Tonesta. carry
ing the Minneapolis delegation and its
neiShborS. Winnipeg, Cedar RAPIDS
Boise and Seattle are expected.
AKRON Is making plans to entertain
convention goers on their way from
such representative and widely scat
tered delegate sources as Winninee
Fiorloa. Denver, Minneapolis and
Ridgewood, ~ j. anu
The Chicago board has issued a iazz
map TO prospective delegates chart
ing the route from the Zephvrous Vii
lage, with KS to mark Tho snot.
where members will close real estate
deais en- route by the ships radio
Nalldatton of delegates tickets and
pullman reservations has been ~
tlaed for at special railroad booths n
b he located in the Hobbies of the
hoteIs Hollenden. Cleveland and STAT
ler Tickets will be validated ana
reservations will be made in these
pooths up to Friday evening, June %
upon presentation by the deIeratas ~
' rnelr railroad tickets. Delegates are
uIseu 10 secure valuation and raecr
Vatlons as soon after reeistarir.r -,
posSipie In order to prevent COMES
ION non ana to give the railroads sum
rent tilne to arrange for the nccar
SarE pullman equipment.