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_--. ri Sis lI A ie » EIEN, October 10, 1925 WINNETKA TALK FLORIDA REALTY MEN ON TRAIL OF CROOKS Seek Cooperation « of Real Estate Interests to Protect Land Investors An appeal fc: we co-operation of real estate boards over the United States and Canada, for the protection of the public from unscrupulous op- erators in Florida lands has just been sent out by the Florida Real Estate association to every individual board of the National Association of Real Estate boards "The Florida association is earnestly trying to make the state safe for the investor," the letter states. "We real- ize that there are apt to be instances of fraudulent practice in any state where the activity is as great as it is here. Just recently the Orlando Realty board was instrumental in breaking up a nation-wide wild-cat scheme in which misrepresentations were made by mail. In this case the Federal authorities were notified and took action." Along with the tremendous activity in real estate in Florida at this time there is a tremendous activity in the organization work of real estate boards, the state association points out. It cites the activity of its member boards in enforcing the realty dealers' code of ethics, and calls attention to the open- ing of an official machinery for public protection against unreliable real estate operators through the recently revised Florida real estate license law which went into effect September 30. Walter W. Rose, vice-president of the National Association of Real Es- tate boards and president of the Flor- ida Association of Real Estate boards, has been appointed by the Governor to head the State Brokers' Registra- tion board which will oversee adminis- ' SCHOOL SHOES DESIRABLE DARK CHOCOLATE WASHABLE ELKSKIN WILL WITHSTAND THE HARD KNOCKS OF SCHOOL DAYS Our selections are con- servatively smart and our efforts to properly fit the growing feet will convince you that our chief concern is with their appearance and comfort. Sizes 814 to 11 ...$4.75 Sizes 1174 to 2 ...85.50 PaoL & PIPER CHILDREN'S Phe SPECIALISTS tration of the license law. Vigilance committees of local real estate boards will co-operate with the board in mak- ing the law effective. Realty Officials Make Tour of Western States Charles G. Edwards, of New York, president of the National Association of Real Estate boards, and H. U. Nelson, of Chicago, secretary of the association, will make a visit to West- ern real estate boards during October. The itinerary of the national officials includes Kansas City, Denver, Los Angeles, Fresno, San Francisco, and Salt Lake City. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Nelson will address the annual conventions of the Colorado association of Real Estate boards and the California Real Estate association. RENT WILMETTE APARTMENTS Two rentals in the Linden Crest apartments, Wilmette, have been an- nounced this week by the E. E. Stults Realty company. Those who have taken apartments are T. E. Mead and B. C. Gelder, formerly of Dupee place. Mrs. Mead is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Axel Lonnquist, 418 Central ave- nue. UL 2 2 ddd dazu ddeiiaiieiiiiidiidddiddddididdddadis, "FOR FUEL--USE OIL" YOUR WINTER HEATING OIL N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N NY N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N YAS SSIS LIS SS SSS SSIS SILLS SS SSS SSS SSSI SSA S SSS ISS SS SSIS SSS SSS LLS SS SSS SSIS SSIS SSIS SSS LSS ILLS SSS LSS SSL S SSS SSS SSS SSS SSIS SSS 77> WILMETTE 290 For contracts or further information on Heating Oils phone Braun Bros. Oil Co. Wilmette and Winnetka WINNETKA 1565 ISA IY FALSITY, SALLI II IIA ISL IIIA IASI FAIA ITIL IAFF IIL SA IAAI ISLA AA SSL SS SSSI SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS Back Home CITY'S skyline thrusts itself up from the haze. Harbor craft shriek noisy, welcoming sig- nals. The incoming liner slowly finds her berth. Cordage creaks; a gang- plank is thrown out; and home comers feel beneath their feet the reassuring touch of firm earth. To some of the travellers the port is but the outer edge of Home. They must journey many miles -- perhaps across the con- tinent--in order to get to the places and the people toward One Policy - which their thoughts reach out. But to these homing thoughts there is no barrier of distance. For America has a nation-wide communication agency that wipes out the miles as if by magic. In- stantly it puts the traveller re- turned in touch with those whose voices he yearns to hear. To him the symbol of the Bell System's universal service is a sign that he is indeed "back home," far from the nation's rim that home may be. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One System - Universal Service however \