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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
SELLS
MORE HOMES

D. J.. DUNCAN, Inc, announces
the closing Of more sales in their
Petworth and Columbia Park opera
tions. They are:
440O New Hampshire Ave. n. w.
to Daniel D. and Jessie K. Condow.
This house is located on the cor
ner Of New Hampshire avenue and
Webster street, and contains nine
rooms and bath and buiIt-in garage;
4402 New Hampshire Ave. N. w. to
Thomas T.. and Katie j. Mcnamara;
4404 New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
to Dewey p. and Mignotte Brown;
4406 New Hampshire Ave. n. w.
to Frederick w. and Mary q. Stro-
bel; 4408 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w. to Cornelius Al. and Clara T..
Conner; 4410 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w. to Oliver x. and Hettie L.
Shepherd; 4414 New Hampshire
Ave. n. w. to Charlotte C.. Fitz-
patrick: 4420 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w. 20 Joseph q. and Mabel G.
Dellamico; 4422 New Hampshire
Ave. ". w. to Leona c. .Augusterfer,
and 4430y New Hampshire Ave.
NJ. w, Corner Of Allison street, to
Frank E. and Estelle l.. Dudley;
4616 Fourth st. N. w. to William
r. and Constance S. Seals: 1920
Fourth ST. n. w. to David D. and
Alice M. Harger; 1922 Fourth st.
". w. to Roy and Lena b. But
rum.
The above homes are located in
Petworth, near Beautiful Grant cir.
Gle, considered to be the best sec.
ton of Petworth.
The following homes are in Co.
sos Fifth st. N. w. to Walter
E.. Bell; 52O7 Fifth st. n. w. to
Franklin j. and Grace C. Marette;
5000 Fifth st. N. w. to George f.
and Evelyn G. Martin; 52n Fifth
st. N. W. to Edward L. and Kath-
ryn L. Knott; 5217 Fifth st. n. w.
to James r. and Gertrude NJ. Pope
5219 Fifth ST.. N. w. to Elizabeth
A. LeFort: 1921 Fifth St. N. w. to
George H. Keller; 1923 Fifth ST.
N. w. to NJ. Fletcher and Francis
NJ. Dukes; 1925 Fifth st. N. w. to
William E. and Ella A. Heath; 1927
Fifth ST. N. w. to Joseph A. and
Nellie c. King, and $3.50 Fifth st.
N. w. to Helen r. Hosford.
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.BuREAU AIDING
EMP L0Y|NEN

Many persons have registered
their names with the newly formed
Washington Real Estate Board En-.
ployment Bureau.
This bureau was established by
the board about q week ago for
the purpose OF gathering the names
of experienced and competent per
sons in all branches Of the real
estate abusiness. The real estate
board has a definite campaign which
1t b following out for the purpose
Of raising the standard OF the real
estate profession in the National
Capital.
Part of this campaign is being
achieved through educational &C.
tivities of the organization which
included weekly forums and lee
lures by prominent local govern.
fnent and civic leaders and lectures
to the members Of the associate
division on various topics of real
estate practice by the active and
successful realtors themselves. The
newly formed employment bureau
is also another part of this cam.
paign. 1t was formed for the pur-
pose of establishing for the mem
hers of the board a supply nf well
informed and thoroughly efficient
employees.
James p. Schick, executive secre.
tary OF the board, announces that
he has already received a large mum
her of applications. He has also
opportunities for placing persons
in positions, inquiries having been
made of the board for persons com
petent to fiji executive positions
in insurance departments, statesmen
and stenographers, many of which
he has been unable to fiji as yet.
It is the opinion Of the board
that great material benefits will re-
suit from this endeavor by reason
Of furnishing medium whereby
qualified persons can get in touch
with opportunities as they may ex.
list in brokers' offices.
There Is no charge for registra
ton at the bureau. The idea being
according to Mr.. Schick, that the
bureau is formed for the purpose
of rendering a service not only to
the members Of the board but to
the community as well.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
I Tines WILL AID
Home BUYERS

DO you own your own. homer
Would you like to own your own
home? Would you like to have
smeone else take off your hands
the bother OF going shopping for
just exactly the size and type Of q.
house you want, exactly where you
want it, for the exact price you
want to pay, and on the terms you
would want to buy?
IL you are in this class, which
includes thousands OF Washington
ians, you undoubtedly will be glad
to know that The Washington
Times and Herald have inaugurated
an Own Your Own Home Bureau de-
signed to render every possible
service ana assistance to home
seekers.
Each day you win find in the
Times and Herald, Classified Ad Sec
ton, a coupon with dotted lines for
you to fill in. II you viii tear out
this coupon and fiji in the location
where you would like to build your
home or buy a dwelling now
standing, and indicate the total cost
as well as what you are prepared
to pay down, together with the
terms you would want, all that re-
mains for you to do would be
to mail or bring this to the. Own
Your-Own-Home Bureau Of The
Times and Herald.
AS soon as your coupon Is re-
|ceived, all of the machinery, facili.
ties and resources OF the own
Bureau viii be put
into action, and instead OF your
having to make inquiry or to con-
fer with realtors, the Bureau will
do this work for you and give you
a prompt report.
Please bear in mind that all these
coupons will be held as confidential
between the Own-YOur-O wn-H Home
Bureau and yourself and that the
actuating motive in establishing this
bureau is to render service and to
perform for you a work which
would take up a lot OF your time
which, perhaps. you cannot afford
to spare from your business.
The Own-Your.O Own Home Bureau
has been in operation for only q
few days, but already many pros
pectiVe home-builders or home
owners have awaited themselves of
this new service offered by The
Times and Herald.
Spring is the time that homes
are bought and building operations
begin. but now-during the stay-atr
home months-is the time to do the
planning and make the selections.
There is a distinct advantage in
making your selections now when
the realty market is not as active
as it will be later on and when
prices will be revised upward ac-
cordingly. II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
TO TALK
To REALTORS

The management Of the real estate
board as an important factor in
the movement toward organization
lin the realty profession, is the sub
ject of a three-day Realtor Secre-
taries Institute session which will
be conducted at the annual bust
ness meeting of the National Asso.
citation of Real Estate Boards Jan
uary 1922 at New Orleans.
! John A. Petty, former executive
secretary of the Washington Real
Estate Board will lead the discus
sion on ethics and arbitration pro-
cedure, covering the boards work
in maintaining the realtor code of
business ethics.
Leslie Burks, secretary of the San
Francisco Real Estate Board will
open the study of the committee
organization and administration.
Herbert u. Nelson. executive secre-
tary of the National Association
will lead the study of methods Of
financing board work; William E.
Heron, director OF the association 8
extension department will lead the
discussion Of proper activities to be
undertaken by the real estate boards:
Ernest NJ Fisher, director of the
Department of Education and Re
search, will open the round table
talk on real estate professional edu-
cation and Harry G.. Atkinson, direc-
tor of divisional activities, will out
line the kinds of professional in
formation available to boards
through the library and files Of the
association. Louis Harrington will
talk on how to secure and hold
members.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
REALTORS PLAN
PRIZE GOLF

"All We golfers, polish your clubs
and bring them along to the mid
winter conference of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
in New Orleans January 1922"
This message Is being broadcast
by the New Orleans realtors, and it
is to be remembered that there is
one Bobby Jones of the Atlanta
(Ga.) real estate board, national
amateur golf champion and newly
appointed committeeman for the
national associations mortgage and
finance division. to point the way
to what realtor athletic prowess
can mean.
In addition to the National
Realtor Cup for the lowest net
score there will be prizes offered by
the host board for the second low
est net score, the lowest gross score
and the second lowest gross score.
The East will contest with the
West and the North with the South,
each for the lowest gross score.
There will also be a. driving con-
test, all players competing for the
national cup offered by Irving B.
Heat.
Club golf courses will be" open to
the visitors every day of the con-
vention.
The tourney for the cup will open
Friday, January %, and continue
the following day. Cicero A. Ram
sey, of New Orleans, is chairman
of the golf tournament committee.
Twelve Hurt in Subway
MADRID, Jan. 8. Twelve per.
sons were injured today when a
subway train jumped it's tracks.
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looking one of the best oppor
tunities in America.
Will Have q Boom
Yes, we will have boom. / hate
to say it. even dislike to admit
that think it. especially IL you
think that l mean such boom as
has occurred in other less desirable
places in America. No. that is not
the sort. Our boom here will be
found in comparing the develop.
ment of Washington in the past
with its future and its immediate
future development and will give
the aspects of a boom compaI cd
with its past growth. 1t will, there
fore, boom in increased light manu-.
featuring. 1t is developing rapidly
in the world from a. FINANCIAL stand.
point. There will be a Tremendous
governmental development follow.
ing the present economic period,
and this will be sound and pro.
ductive because Of this very econo.
mixing that is going on today.
Washington will become also a
great sporting center with it's won.
derful recreation facilities. There
will be national polo, golf, baseball,
athletics and boxing. Business men
from all over America will see the
wisdom Of living in Washington al
the very nerve center of the Gov.
eminent and realize the wonderful
educational advantages it already
possesses for it's families.
In no sense is this different from
the history of Rome, Athens, Paris,
London or Berlin, and yet there are
thousand more logical reasons for
it in Washington which is Amer.
ica's London or Paris. America
has just begun to grow.
The development of Washington
is but a sequence Of logical events.
Great credit is due the press of
Washington for awakening early to
what is transpiring here and bring.
ing it to the attention of the Amer
lean people. We must not forget
that Washington really belongs to
the American people. 1t is their
city and their obligation or respon-
sibility Jointly with those of ours
who live here will make it worthily
emblematic of the United States of
America.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
THREE KILLED. TWO HURT
WHEN AUTO HITS POLE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Three men
were killed and two others serious
ly injured early today when an
automobile skidded on a sharp turn
at Concord, Staten Island, and
crashed into q telegraph pole.
The only one of the dead identi-
fled was Francis j. Colin, rs,
Clifton, S. /.
The driver OF the car, Eugene
MerreIl, 80, was one of the two
men seriously injured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-09
BURLINGTON BERTHE"
WEARS "REPTILE TIE"

LONDON, Jan. 9.-"Burlington
Bertie'-the modern beau brummel
lis now sporting reptile tie
These neckties. which are dis
played in Bond street and Burling-
ton Arcade. are designed after the
brilliant pattern of the skin of rep
tiles. such as the python and boa.