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UNFAIR PRACTICES
HIT BY REALTORS
Association Head Warns In
vestors Against Unsound
Business Methods.

A call to protect investors against
unsound practices of persons who are
taking advantage of the high and
growing interest in real estate to ex-
plot the uninformed has been sent
out to the $50 member organizations
OK the National Association of Real
Estate Boards by Robert Jemison, jr.;
or Birmingham, Ala, president The
call was sounded in an address given
at New Orleans upon the occasion of
his formally assuming the presidency
US the association.
"t<ever before in my experience was
S5e public interest IN real estate
greater" Mr.. Jemison said. General
hIsi ness conditions are wholesome
shd active. Our country is growing
in wealth. Since the supply of land,
both urban and rural is limited, at
tention is turning more and more to
real estate as an investment for saw
ings. Events in other countries of
the wrold have shown all of us that
real estate is a. form of property
which maintains it's value through
economic and political storms and
upheavals.
The very SoundneSS and attrac-
tiveneSs of real estate to investors,
however, has recently brought into
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tigation certain methods which we
will be willing to recommend which
will eliminate the wide discrepancies
of opinion which often appear when
the value of a piece of property is
the subject Of suit at law"
In its investigation of expert testl-
mony as it applies to real estate the
association will cooperate with the
American Bar Association. The
American Medical Association is also
taking part in the movement as 1t
applies to expert medical testimony.
Emphasizing the development of
specialized real estate knowledge and
of technical education in real estate
as the outstanding work of the ma.
tional organization of business men
in the field of real estate Mr.. Jemi-
son expressed hope that by the end
of the present year there will be es-
tablished in every community in the
United States and Canada in which
there is a member real estate board
some form of continuous, Well-planned
educational work for persons already
in the business of real estate and for
young men and women who are COM
ing into the real estate business as
n vocation.
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the field of real estate finance some
persons who have been willing to ex-
ploir public confidence. l believe all
of us know of isolated instances
where investors have been persuaded
to lend greater SUMS upon reai es-
tate projects than the properties are
worth All of us have a common in
terest in stopping any such practices
wherever they may occur.
"Whenever any one VINO invests IN
real estate or real estate securities
suffers loss his disappointment VIII
affect the sound as well as the un-
sound enterprises. l conceive 1t to
he the duty of our real estate boards
TO act as protectors of investors In
real property, and 1 urge upon our
boards that they speak tnelr minus
clearly and courageously to the pun
lie whenever in their respective com
munties conditions such as nave
mentioned may arise"
During the coming year Mr.. JeIni-
son said, the association hopes. with
the co.operation of other natlonal
bodies having to do with architecture
building or the financing of construc'
zion. TO set up specific standards FOR
building that will help to eliminate
the waste and economic loss now oc-
casioned by Jerry" construction.
These standards, he said, would be
set IN in "a form so simple that
layman could understand them.
Seven national associations or IN
stitutions have already accepted the
invitation of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards to form a ma
tional conference committee for the
formulation of such standards, pattic-
ularly for dwellings,.
The new realtor president empha-
sized also the work which the assocla-
tion has undertaken to overcome
abuses which have grown up IN con-
nection with expert testimony as to
zeal estate values in court cases.
while we cannot, of course,
change legal procedure, he SAID we
can 7 believe. discover through inves-
Evening star., 1926-05-01
PRINCETON SENIOR
ENDS LIFE WITH GUN
Montreal Youth Had Just Visited
Dean About Examination-Room-
mate Finds Body.

PRINCETON, N. j., May AFTER
visiting the office of Dean Christian
Gauss yesterday to confer with him
in regard to an examination, Fred l..
Smiley, 27, of Montreal a senior, was
found dead in his room in the gradu-
ate college with a bullet wound just
above the heart. A revolver was found
beside him. Coroner Frank Grove de-
clared it case Of suicide.
Just before his roommate, Willard
b. Jewell, left the room, Smiley told
of his proposed visit to the dean.
Jewell later found the body on the
Evening star., 1926-05-01

bed. Smiley left the university Mon
day and returned Thursday without
informing any one where he had been.
Both Smiley and Jewell were on the
committee in charge of a big social
affair and dance at the university
which drew 700 girl visitors to the
town.
Evening star., 1926-05-01

Sixty per cent of the physicians in
Russia are women.
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Quiet Restored in Calcutta.

CALCUTTA, India. May CR.-The
situation in Calcutta is quiet after the
clashes of the past week between Hin
dus and Moslems. Shops in the Indian
quarters are still closed, but it is hoped
that conditions will be ompletely nor
NAL by the early part of next week.
The two largest department stores
in Warsaw failed recently.
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AUCTION. SALES are the best medium to
YOU money. time and annoyance, Send yours
10 shannon, Caldwell II Co.. Inc, SOA 10th
BOOKS BOUGHT LARGE OF small lots.
Pesrir1an's Book Shop. $50 q NV.
FEATHER BEDS and flfnitnFe; pest pflces
q. NV. Phone Main 1896.
FURKITURE--Sv TpurChaee a. once Tor
cash some used furniture. also PIANO. Call
FURNfTORE ard .nouaekold goods WnaIE0.
You win feel satisfied with prices pay. 8.
NeiaenherE. 700 10TH Is. n.E. Nranklln 8600.
;eWeify needed Il our .nsnufscftlrihr aepf.
Full cash value paid. eeiinGere e1e j q.
PIANO. upTighf mylsE Be q barrain Tor El1E
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neutrality-suspicious..

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NEAT COIORED GIRL wishes place &c
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city for SUMMER. best OF references. Call
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NIJRSE-HOUSEKEEPER white. settled. for
small family. best city references. Call CO.
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Branch S. Miss McCarty. los
SFCRFTARY- sTENOGRAPHER experiencad
canable references furnished permanent sit
nation Telephone North 6g7l.
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situation with reliable firm; excellent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ICont'dI).

YOUNG LADY. ;horoughiy experienced all
branches general once work. Including time
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manent or TEMPORARY. Address Box lOe.J
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keeper or other clerical work. exeellent pen-
man, years' business experience; COLLEGE
graduate. also experience AZ dOctor's assist
ant. viii accept reeaonable salary TO start
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WORCESTERSHIRE

Old GOLD Bring IN your old geld, silver,
platinum diamonds. also discarded jewelry.
We mend them IN our manufacturing dept,
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WARDMAN.
wnLys.KSlGHr.

PAIGE SEDAN. l926--4-
door, 5-pass.. purchased new
about z mos. ago. Needless to
say this car is equal to new in
every respect. 2596 discount
from present delivered price. i
WILLYS. KNIGHT, 6-cyl.,
model 66, 1925, coupe-sedan;
newly painted; all new tires;
carries newIcar guarantee; big
reduction in price. Year to
pay.
BUICK. ROADSTER, 1924
Master "6," beautiful, brand-new
Duco paint job; Ave brand-new
tires and in tip-top mechanical
condition. Very attractivelys
priced.
DODGE SEDAN, 1924; looks
and runs like new; driven only
1000 miles. $3.50 you win adj
nit is low when you see this
car.
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ING Completely overhauled,
new tires, expensive paint job
an exceptionally good value at
$3.50. Year to pay.
| BUICK MASTER SIX, AZ
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lin perfect mechanical shape
throughout good rubber;s real
good auto.
OVERLAND.
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ing for the right man: MUST have car and
reference. See Mr.. ROcca. at Mo- New
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LARGEST accident and health Insurance Of
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make good. All applicants colirfeonsfy in.
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sHEI,P--.MalE.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER neat and ac9s
snfate yo9ny man; experience desirable but
and salary desired. Address Box HI, Star
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
between the ages of 16 and Is
for interesting, instructive and
profitable work on salary and
commission. Bring written per-
sonal references to Mr.. De
Zerega, Servel appliance dept,
Potomac Electric Appliance
Co.. 18th and c SITS. NV.
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AcKASs RI. SEDAN late s.aa rH 600
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very reasonable teFtns arranged. Address BOZ
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should be very attractive price with . wear
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wILLYs-KNIGHT, 1898 model % touring
four cylinders balloon tires. fully equipned.
driven only B. 900 miles: priced at 50es
original cost Wardman Motors. 1913 14th
wILLYs-KNIGHT 1924 COACH; AL new
tires: appearance and condition excellent:
$3.50: teFma. See Mr.. Barnes, 1920 Conn.
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N AN, heavily built white. with D. G. per-
for the right man. 3714 Ca. ave. los
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LOAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. executive
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statesmen
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NEAL ESTATE statesmen.
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we'll versed in business properties and good
house salesman: plenty OF prospects and
properties. State expeTtsnce giving Two
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

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today. STEM. and Type. exam. in july, specal
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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ACHAIR. CANEING, MISUNDERSTANDING nonch fpcE.
Il y5I.,,.
ers. rms American SiFii : Co product.
Pcstai brings salesman. Boss, 100 Eve
ELEcTRIcAL. REPAIRINo, fans. meters;
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MECHANIC and pipe itters generally handy
YIN toois also able to do some wiring Tor
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wANTED-AGENTs.

MAYFLOWER Art CO. and @. Q. BEecken-
ridge announce removal from BIT MeGiu
Bldg. 70 140S Eye Of. Agents who sold our
gresting cards last year please call. Also
others to work for big commissions.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAN MISUNDERSTANDING
- YOU THINK you are capable of qualify
Ing for . position which win pay $4,000
Investment Bldg. for an interview.
MEN, high-class. for proposition sponsored
BY bankers and business men of Washing
ton. Plenty. leads furnished Drawing ac-
counts TO right men. Apply s160o X st..
first door. Investment bldg.
SXLESMEN. Experlence unnecessary. "A
Eood Proposition. Call ct % n 81. NV 19e
EALEsMEN. Chevrolet; liberal commission:
full co-operation: must own Chevrolet car.
Bee i. C.. Boyer or 8. 8. Stabler. sales man
Sger. BOYER Motor sales Capitol Heights.
WE HAVE an attractive .prop9sition for sew;
ersl ive-wire statesmen. to sell the Oakland
am, 20i6 l4th st.
YOUNG MAN. about Is years to cover re-
tail grocery trade for large food product
manufacturer. state age and experience Adj
dress Box b6-J. Star ONCE. 20H
HIGHEST COMMISSION PAID. TO
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
AND SALESWOMEN.
Leads and transportation furnished Mil
n-doliar development Of 500 acres over.
looking Capital UD.to-date. modern i'm
provernents: full commission TO brokers. Ad.
dress Box 30I-E Star ONCE.
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MARMON TaCBfNG. 1914 b-paisenTrr: exs
client n'ecasnieal con,ittion; pairted q
Mormon Aren0v lR3A Conn, ava n ~
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ANYTHING TO SELF
RECONfMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantees satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
eesary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
Ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
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MEN. several. TO solicit new savings ae..
counts for local bank: liberal pay. dignificd
work. Call before III am. or after $3.50
p,m~ Room 3O3 l343 %. NV.
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LINCOLN 5.PAss. SEDAN. JrdEins body:
ear has hceh very caTefu',y ariysn. and II
rvfck sse Wi. co~aider YOUR car In 'tPade.
parkgVf. f7n7- Ks'oraHa n NV
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desires ten ambitious men 70 take free COURSE
life insurance craftsmanship. two nights
weekly: opportunity TO earn while learning;
city instructor. Address Box 266-D, Star
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SELL wonderful nav accident Insurance:
everybody buys! SIS day for hustlers easy
money for hours work. Apply 1880 In
vestnnenf Bldg. 19s
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SALESMAN 70 sell hardware and houssso g
Harawhre Co. 439 Fort ave. Lyon Park, Va.
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with collecting or selling experienee: can
earn $50 per week to start. Apply 1877
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MAJ, married preferred; permanent outside
sales work; start $26 for 10 weeks: adj
vsneement. 6lg Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
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yssrs experience: FOOD presscription and out.
side man. Apply with references. Conf