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22 WINNETKA TALK December 5, 1925 Realty Folk Foresee Biggest Convention at Tulsa Next Year Hotel reservations are already being made for delegates to the 1926 con- vention of the National Association of Real Estate boards in Tulsa, Okla- homa, June 7 to 1l. _ California Realty brokers, anticipa- ting the most widely attended con- vention of the national association, has planned a special train made f several sections and has made reser- vations for delegates. The California Real Estate associa- tion has sent messages to the Tulsa Real Estate board and the Oklahoma Real Estate association pledging its heartiest co-operation in arousing nation-wide interest and enthusiasm among member boards to attend. The Aniarillo, Texas, Real Estate hoard is already pledged to send its entire membership including their families and a big drum corps in an | antomobile caravan in order to keep | the attendance cup which was won by | this organization at the convention the National Association held in De- troit in 1925. The Tulsa board has already rented four large rooms in a downtown build- Ing as an office for the convention committee and a staff of stenographers has been engaged to handle the preli- minary correspondence. The commit- tee is planning to house and entertain at least 6,000 delegates. Interest in the convention is not confined to real es- tate interests in Tulsa but is felt bv men in many other lines of business as evidenced by the recent addition to the board of several hundred affiliated members who will further convention plans. Students Begin Work on High School Year Book New Trier High school students are busy preparing to publish their an- nual year book. Robert Kenyon has been appointed editor-in-chief and John Jewell has been named as business manager. The students are now be- ginning to collect material for the book which will be put on sale to- ward the end of the school year. CAN'T BE DONE There are massive locomotives now being built that cost more than $100, - 000 each, says the Los Angeles Times, and yet some fool driver of a Ford will think he can push one of them off of a crossing. up of | Model Homes Encourage Plans for Building Move Following the formation of a Na- | tional conference committee on Better | Building by the National Association | of Real Estate boards in which numer- | ous other organizations interested in | construction and finance are to be |asked to co-operate, the work of this | association to encourage home owner- | ship finds support in a recent action of | the American construction council, [ which plans, to erect model homes in cities throughout the United States to educate prospective home owners in the value of good construction. Model homes are being constructed as part of a number of the home ownership expositions that are spon- sored by real estate boards in their local cities. week in New York attending the Power show. Local Violinist Achieves | Fame in Western Concerts | (Com lete The recent joint recital of Milan | Electric Re igeration Lusk, north shore violinist, and Allen McQuahae, tenor, found great favor | throughout the Middle Western states, | $ 50 in the various | as newspaper reports | cities visited attest. P The Hibbing, Minn., Daily News, | -O.B. DETROI? for example, says: "The. speed and | precision of Milan Lusk's finger work | simply took one's breath away. His | technical accomplishments are noth- | ing short of marvelous." Other news- | papers including the Grand Island (Neb.) Independent, Booneville (Mo.) Daily Republican, and the Nevada (Mo.) Daily Mail, were equally en- thusiastic over Mr. Lusk's artistry The concert tour was conducted un- der direction of the Wolfsohn Bureau of New York. Read the Want Ads LARA LLL ELLIE LEE ELLE LETT TY TEL peep preciation. 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