The Washington times., 1930-07-19
NATIONAL REAL
EESTATE GROUP
! HOLDS MEET
NV. C. Miller, Of Washington,
Is Elected 3-Year Director
At Convention in Toronto

Harry s. Kissell. of Spring
field, Ohio. was elected president
OF the National Association of
Real Estate Boards for the year
1881, at the twenty-third annual
convention, Of the association just
closed in Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. KisSell, who takes office
next January, is at present a
psnember of the executive commit
lice of the association. He like
wise serves as the organization s
representative on the National
Business Survey Conference and
as the associations councillor to
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States.
william H. Gardner, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada, was elected
first vice president of the asso-
citation for 1881. Other vice
presidents elected at the con-
vention were j. C. Nichols, Kan
sas City, Mo-; George D. Robert
son, Los Angeles, Calf; August
C, Sehrt, Milwaukee, Wis, and
Col. Goodwin Gibson, Toronto,
Canada, Earle G.. Krumrine, Chi
cago, was reelected treasurer.
Divisions Elect
Chairmen of the 10 divisions OF
the association, representing va
rious specialized branches OF real
estate, real estate board execu-
tives and property owners, were
elected as follows: Peter Hanson,
Glendale. Calf, appraisal dlvl-
sion; Max Ramm, Detroit, Mich,
brokers' division: David v. Sutton,
New York city, reelected as chair.
man Of the cooperative apart
nient division; j. A. Willoughpy'
Toronto, Canada, farm lands dlvl-
sion: Hugh Potter, Houston, Tex,
home builders and SubdividerS
division; E. S. Lyons, Toronto,
Canada, industrial property tiiVi-
sion: Sydney Middleton, Chicago,
mortgage. and finance division;
Oliver S. Turner. Chicago, prop
erty management division; Charles
q. Lee, Boston, Mass, realtor Sec
retaries division, and Judge
Arthur j. Lacy, Detroit, Mich ].
property owners diviSion.---.@ h
The chairmen OF the various
divisions become ex-officio mem.
bers of the board of directors Of
the association.
New Directors
New members elected to the
board of directors of the associa-
ton at the Toronto meeting and
who will take office in January,
1881, are, for a three-year term:
Charles j. Daily, st. Louis, Hugh
Potter, Houston, w. c. Miller,
District of. Columbia, Stephen w.
Sleeper, Boston, and George w.
Morse, Boonton, N. j.
New members OF the directorate
body elected for a one-year term
are George l.. Atkins, Trenton, N.
j.: Earl S. Kester, Allentown,
Pa; Charles j. Pietsch, Honolulu,
Territory Of Hawaii; George E.
Lilley, Phoenix, Ariz.; G. Harry
Abbott, Stamford, Conn; Hal G.
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L. Cooper, Savannah, Ca; James
B. Drake, Birmingham, Ala; r.
e. Jordan, Houston; William Low
Rice, Indianapolis; r. Franklin
Hull, White Plains, N. Y; D.
Leroy Morgan, East st. Louis,
ILL.,; Edward G.. Hacker, Lansing,
Mich; w. A. Irwin, Seattle, and
john B. Spilker, Cincinnati. Wal
ter s. Schmidt, Cincinnati, was
elected to the board of directors
to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Harry S. KisSell.
Council Names Officers
The States Council of the ASso.
citation, made UP Of representatives
OF state real estate associations,
elected officers for the year 1881
as follows: George Atkins, Tren-
ton, N. j., chairman; George Lii.
ley. Phoenix, Ariz., senior vice
chairman: g. William Magly.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Junior vice-chair.
man: Ray Hofford. Albany, N. Y,
secretary; w. A. Irwin, Seattle,
Wash: r. E. Jordon, Houston,
Texas; George Person, Memphis,
Tenn; Frank L. Moore. Indiana.
polls, Ind; and D. Leroy Moi gan,
East st. Louis, H., governors.
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