Evening star., 1923-06-02

found to be most valuable in the
building up of the individual real
estate business.
New and successful business prac-
tices as they have been tried out
among the 20. 900 realtors making up
the associations membership.
Possibility of standardization of
real estate practices looking toward
the building up of real estate as
distinct profession.
Lawrence Veiller secretary of the
National Housing Association, mem
ber of the Hoover coming committee.
author of the model housing law used
as basis for practically all the
housing legislation of the country
and thorough student of coming in re-
latfon to housing. will speak before
the general convention session on
mistakes to be avoided in coming. He
Will deal with the legal and social
Justification of coming as well as it's
economic aspect.
Former Senator Theodore Burton of
Ohio will talk on general business
conditions. Judge William A. Hough.
chairman of the Indiana board of tax
commissioners, will tell of Indiana's
plan of controlling bond and tax
levies. Gen. Nathan William MacChes-
ney of Chicago, author of real estate
license legislation in general use will
deal with the licensing for the build
ing up of the right relation between
real estate enterprises and the COM
munity. Steps in the wise building
up of real estate business will be
outlined by Guy Ellis Of Detroit. w.
Ross Campbell of Los Angeles. Harry
A. Beckwith of Portland, Ore; F. 3.
! Arnold of Cleveland, Byron V. Kenal-
ly of Chicago. ]. c. Nichols. Kansas
City. Mo. and George b. Ricaby of
Toledo. under the leadership of Ivan
Q. Ackley of Chicago.
LobdelI to speak.
Charles E. LobdelI of this city. COM
missioner. Federal Farm Loan Board
will discuss the financing of the
farmer before the farm lands division
which will go into the general sub
ject of the farmers peculiar situation
| and of present farm land possibilities
c. r. Chambers of the bureau of agri-
cultural economies. this city, will dis
cuss farm land values. DR.. Richard
! T. Ely, director of the Institute for
Research in Land Economics. Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. will outline the
possibilities of a national economic
land policy. A. r. Kroh of the Good
year Tire and Rubber Company, will
| discuss Putting the Farmer Back on
His Feet" II. H. Richardson. Jack
sonville. Fla. and Herman Janss, Los
Angeles. will describe Evolution
From Cut-over Land to Finished
Farm" George II. Payne. Omaha.
will talk on "Colonization"; Meyer
4
Farm Subdivisions" Albert H. House.
Hartford. Conn. on New England
Farms; 4. J. Simonson. Denver. and
r. H. Carroll Rochester. y. " on
The Farm Land Dealer as a Com
munity Builder: A. G. Bauder, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, on Legislation of I'm
| portance to the Farm Land Situation" :"
Callistus r. Ennis of Chicago. mem
| ber of the committee who worked out
| the problem of establishing commits
/ sion rates for the Chicago Real Es-
! tate Board, will discuss "The Basis
! for Esta blishment of Commissions
| before the brokers' division of the
convention. Howard Whitcomh. Bos-
| ton. chairman of the division will
/ take up the matter of Drawing Dis
| tinction Between the Broker and the
Man Who Operates in Real Estate for
| His Own Account" Paul c. Loeber.
Chicago, will speak on 'Appraisals
| With Relation TO the Broker; Frank
| Ryan of Los Angeles on Ethics and
Practices in Real Estate Brokerage: :
! Robert Wallace. Council Bluffs. on Re
suits Obtained by Real Estate License
Laws; George B. Ricaby. Toledo. on