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FOUNTAIN PEN BUSINESS. good Oppor-
tunity; owner leaving city. For particulars,
7l6 14th st. NV, or phone District e3S3.
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP for sale
best business in southwest Apply Edgar
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q HOTEL CONCESSIONS.
The Bellevue Corporation, constructing
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ms concessions: Dining room and cafeteria.
beauty parlors, newsstand and garage.
Bellevue. Inc, lis Kellogg Bids, Wash.
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Corner 10th and o SITS. NV: splendid for
any business: will helr finance.
r. B. BEALE,
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
For a young man to connect
with business doing over $780,
600 per year. Reason for selling,
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READY
FOR INFLUX Of
WINTER. HOST.
Six Months of Sport Planned
by City includes Baseball,
Golf, Fishing and Aviation
BY CLIFFORD Fl. REEDER
Mayor Of Miami

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 5.-F'or the
,thirty-third time In Miami's his
tory as a municipality, prepare
lions have been completed to vel
come Miami's greatest influx Of
winter visitors.
This year Miami's thousands Of
visitors can be assured that the
city's first consideration Is the en-
tertainment and pleasure Of its
guests.
PROGRAM OF SPORTS
This Is the chief reason for its
pretentiouS sports and amusement
program. For the six months
holiday season there is little In the
realm of sport that does not oc-
cupy a conspicuous place on MI
amis schedule.
Already the greatest interna-
tional airport In the country, Mi
ami is completing the first NUM-
ciple dirigible field in the coun.
try in a section safely adjacent
to the Municipal Airport. Within
30 days the hangar will be ready
for occupancy by the Goodyear
Zeppelin Corp, which will Utilize
the new Miami base for training
the Nays future blimp pilots.
In January, Miami presents its
second annual all-American air
meet, which serves to bring the,
notable air achievements Of both
North and South America before
the public. In fact, it is the only
exhibition of It's kind and, through
the permission of the Department
Of Commerce, % representatives
from Central and South America
will take part. The air meet opens
January Is and continues for
three days.
HOTELS TO OPEN
The majority of Miami's 1870
hotels will reopen within the next
30 days to receive the first influx
of visitors. There will be ample
accommodations at a range Of
rates that touch both extremes
and assure pleasant living quar-
tiers for all classes.
This year Miami inaugurates a
new season rental plan for the
1900 apartments in the city.
There is a wide scale of prices
with the most popular ranging
between 5000 and 5000 for the
season.
For the visitors who plan on
bringing their families to Miami,
it is important to know that
Miami's schools are Of the high
est type in the South.
Miami is quickly accessible by
boat, train. as well as airplane.
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RAIL AND SHIP
BEAR GREATER
MIAMI CROWDS
BY HAMILTON M. WRIGHT, Jr.

BY HAMILTON nj. WRIGHT, Jr.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 5.-Florida
sunshine, natures million dollar
gate attraction for more than
score of years, and the best draw
ing card that ever smiled be-
nignly on a half-million visitors,
is the principal this season in the
big show of the South to which
thousands are already flocking.
just as Miami's crowd swells
each year, so does It's entertain
ment schedule grow more preten-
tious, and for the thirty third
time in it's history 1t YIELDS to-
gether a series Of events designed
to make this the foremost play
ground of the nation and the
capital of winter sports.
THE SPORTS PROGRAM
Literally nothing is overlooked
in mapping sports program Tor
Miami, nor Is it difficult to find
q maximum Of pleasure in the
features offered to the half-mil-
lion visitors who make up MiamfS
annual tourist crop.
Miami has found it necessary
to increase her housing facilities,
and both railroads. the Florida
East Coast and the Seaboard Air
Line have added new trains to
their schedules. The Clyde Line
and the Merchants and Miners
Line have increased their sailings
to bring Miamis winter crowds
to Florida, while new airlines Of
fer the most expeditions service
south this year.
The Eastern Air Express plies
between Miami and New York,
and will have during the winter
daily service. A new line oper-
ates between Norfolk and Miami,
having air-rail connections with
Northern railroads into Norfolk.
SIX-MONTH RENT BASIS
This year, Miami offers its
1900 apartments to visitors on a
six-month basis which. under this
plan, assures an inflexible rent
considerably lower than those in
effect in the majority Of Northern
cities. There is a scale Of rates to
meet every circumstance, but with
an average for the six months
around $3.50. Hotels are offering
the same attractive rates, guaran-
teed by the municipal government,
that were offered to last years
greatest crowd in Miami's history.
More than 95 per cent of Mi
an1i's apartments are furnished in
minute detail, even to linens.
kitchen utensils, silVerware and
other necessities.
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Land of Sky Offers
Varied Winter Sport

AsHvnLE, n. c. Dec. s.
With the addition Of the first nine
holes Of the Lake View golf course
to the already fine golf equipment
of the city, Asheville becomes o
still more important Southern
gathering point for winter golfers.
Good roads leading to Asheville
froms the Northern and Middle
Western States will augment the
number Of southbound motorists
who will N winter visitors in
ASheville.
Asheville's mid-Southern lati-
tude is the factor which produces
the mild winter climate for which
this mountain resort Is famous.
Golf and other outdoor sports may
be enjoyed in every week of every
month Of the year and the tholl'
sand miles Of paved roads which
radiate through the mountains
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near the city are q convenience TO
motorists who wish TO view the
wonders with which nature has
lavishly endowed the section
Residents from Washington will
find splendid motor roads leading
southwark to Asheville, and the
railway connections with the
Land of the Sky" are most ade-
quste and conveniently arranged.
In addition to those who spend
the winter in the mountains many
also will pause in Asheville in the
spring months, as Is their usual
custom, to await the tardy ad-
vance Of warm weather in the
Northern States.
Situated on q high plateau,
thanked by the Blue Ridge on
the east and the Great Smoky
Mountains on the west, Ashe-
vile Is the center Of @ noun.
tain wonderland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-05
ERFNGA C|INeHH|F
CALLING TOURISTS

To paraphrase . weIl-m0wA
saying Of Shakespeare: NOW d
the summer Of our discomfort
made glorious winter In the sun
Of France"
The office in the United States
Of the Office National du Tourisms
of France, now located In the
Chamber of Commerce Building,
4 East Fifty-second St., New York,
has just received from Nice &C,
counts of furnished apartments
to be let there for the winter
season. While this office does
not act as agent for anyone, 1t
is always pleased to help Amer.
leans find suitable quarters Ia
France. ~.
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Winter Tourists Plan
Invasion of Waikiki

HONOLULU, T. H, Dec s.
Waikiki Beach is popular in the
winter time, according to the
records of Honolulu's Outrigger
Canoe Club.
Approximately 1900 swimmers,
members of the club and their
guests, use the Outrigger organiza,
tion's facilities every month DUR
ing the winter. The ocean water
is always one or two degrees
warmer than the balny air out
side.
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T"""' s:F: n %.S I'll" S."1 ' " '"S
Mtasas es
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TOURIST TIDE
IS TR|PLED IN 5
YEARS IN CUBA
Totals lump From 10000 in
1924 to 10000 in 1929; the
Records of Commission Say

America has virtually rediscov-
cred Cuba during the last five
years, Judging from the interest
ing statistics on the great increase
of tourist travel to this beautiful
island during this brief period.
A record of tourist visitors dur
ing four months period, compris-
ing December, January, February
and March, has been carefully
kept by the Cuban national tour
list commission.
A $4,000 INCREASE
They disclose the following
figures of increase:
1924-1925. 80. .30,52S persons.
1925-1926. .... .44,395 persons.
1926-1927. 80. AS, 1886 persons.
1927-1928. -. 2,547 persons.
l928-1929. sc. 1856 persons.
1t is conservativsly estimated
that this year at least 100000
Americans will visit Cuba and par.
take of the many delights and adj
vantages which are to be thus de.
rived. This anticipated popularity
has been recognized by all travel
companies and this year very ex-
tensive additions In steamship
schedules have been made to han
die the increase in volume of
traffic.
In addition to the CORONA,
which will sail on regular weekly
schedule from New York, the
Cunard Line will run the Cor
inthia on a twice-weekly schedule.
On the 18th of February the
Maurantia will land at Havana,
and the Caledonia, CorintI1ia and
the Franconia win take seven
cruises through the West Indies
this winter, touching Nassau and
Havana. The Evangeline and Iro-
qucis. of the Clyde Line, will be
In regular service between Miami
and Havana. one sailing each
night. The Ward Line will run
regular service from New York
and the Florida East Coast Rail
way will continue its service to
Havana via Key West. Five other
lines will be running regular
Havana service likewise.
ANYWAYS TO BE- BUSY
In addition to the steamship
connections, the Pan American
Always will run planes hourly
between Miami and Havana. The
trip takes but two hours and pro-
videS all the thrills of aviation,
with the comfort and safety Of
fered by the huge tri-motored
Fokker planes, perfectly equipped
and in constant communication
with land.
Havana now is definitely a part
Of the American resort Riviera,
and Palm Beach, Miami and Hav-
ana go together as a unit COM
prising America greatest winter
playground.
The attractions OF Havana are
too numerous to completely men
ton. The Avenue Prado is %
world-famous plaza of fascination
and beauty. Other notable tour
ist attractions are Mallecon, Presi-
Dental Palace, Havana Country
Club, Havana Beat Club, Fifth
Avenue, Tropical Garden. Moro
Castle, Mathmos Caves, race track
and casino
Last leason $50 passenger liners
and numerous large yachts cleared
in the port of Havana, and a
great increase this season is an
ticipate :. -.
Book is, information and adj
vice of all kinds concerning Cuba
will be gladly supplied by the
Cuban Nationa Tourist Commits.
sion, located In the Sevilla Bilt
more Hotel, Havana, Cuba.
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railroad
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BANKERS ON BOARD
Here is q

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dec.
5.-Three bank presindents are
serving on the city commission.
The fourth bank president is
president of the local chamber
of commerce.
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IS MILES FOR BATHING

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 5.--Miami
has approximately Is miles of
clean sandy beaches for bathing.
It also has more facilities for
boating than majority Of Amer
lean cities.
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ROAD MINUS DETOURS

One of the many reasons ad.
vanced for the popularity of the
Susquehana Trail. the Niagara
Falls Washington route. is that
it is a road with no detourS.
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Not by Ripley

Willmott Lewis, the London Times.
Charles P. Light. Washington.
G.. Gould Lincoln, The Evening Star
:: E. H. Lindley, chancellor. University
of Kansas.
E. S. Little, New York City,
Thomas p. Littlepage, Washington.
M. l.. Livingston, New York City.
George B. Longan, the Kansas City
Star.
!. Herbert Dean Lounsbury, New York
City, :. =. 49,
] Col. Edward G. Lowry, Washington.
Representative Ludlow of Indiana.
Alexis H. @. o. Lundh, counselor
Norwegian legation.
Earl M Macintosh, Washington.
Z Col. Horace A. Mann, Washington.
. Conrad H. Mann, Kansas City, Mo.
+ DR.. Charles G. Marbury, Washington.
+, Charles H. March, Federal Trade
Commission. ~.
Edgar Markham, the st. Paul Dis
Arthur; D.. Marks, the Washington
Post l.
John C., Martin, the Public Ledger,
Judge Martin 7. Manton, New York
John Marshall, Assistant Attorney
IN. Lee Marshall, New York. City.
!. DR.. Herbert 2. Martyr, washington,
Frank Mason, president. Internation-
al News Service sa4
Julian S, Mason the New York Eve
John Harry Martin, Black Mountain.
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NORSELL HONORED
BY GR|D|RON CLUB
Fortieth Year Of His Member
ship Marked by Gift
of Watch.

Raillery gave way to sentiment for
few moments at the Gridiron Club
dinner at the Willard last night. The
club remembered that this year marks
the fortieth anniversary Of the election
Of Herndon Morsell to membership, the
beginning of hts second cycle OF 40
years as director of music. A gold
watch. on the back Of which was a
diamond studded gridiron, was pre-
sented to Mr.. Morsell, who has been
one OF WaShington'S most famous
singers.
AS the tenor Of the old Boston Ideals,
Herr don Morsell was distinguished in
musical circles when he was elected to
membership In the Gridiron Club In
1889.
With all lights in the big ballroom
flashed out suddenly leaving only the
blazing flame Of the gridiron voice came
booming through the hall.
IT am the voice OF the real gridiron
SPIRIT 1t said and 1t demanded few
moments to hear song famous at
the club dinners for a quarter of a
century--"The Song That Reached My
Heart"
The song was sung last night by
Tudor Morsell, Herndon Morsell's son,
also a member of the club. On one
occasion, Mark Hanna, too Ill to at
tend q gridiron dinner, was rolled into
the hall in an inyalid's chair to hear
Herndon Morsell sing this song.
An embossed >scroll, bearing the
signature of all the club members, ex-
pressing their affection for Mr.. Morsen,
was read by the president Of the club.
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Harry Hoskinson, Washington.
Hilleary q. Hoskinson, Washington.

Harry Hoskinson, Washington. L.
Hilleary q. Hoskinson, Washington.
Louis Howe, secretary to the Governor
Of New York.
Patrick J. Hurley, Assistant Secretary
of War.
w. w. Jermane, the Seattle Times.
Richard Jervis, Washington.
Philander c. johnson, The Evening
STAR.
Representative johnson of South
Dakota.
Carl w. Jones, the Minneapolis Jour-
nal.
Herbert L. Jones, New York City.
Herbert v. JONES' Kansas City, Mo.
Raymond E. Jones, New York City.
|, WA. Jones. New, York City.
Senator Jones Of Washington.
Theodore q. Joslin, the Boston Tran
script
H. v. Kaltenborn, the Brooklyn Eagle.
Senator Kean of New Jersey.
A. Atwater Kent, Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank Kent, the Baltimore Sun.
Russell Kent, president National
Press Club.
]. Miller Kenyon, Washington.
Justice John w. Kephart, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
DIR. H. H. Kerr, Washington
DR.. William Kerwin.- st. Louis. Mo.
Charles p. Keyser, the st. Louis
Globe-r emocrat.
Dr. Otto c. Kiep, counselor, German
embassy.
John e. King, the Dallas News.
A. H. Kirchhofer, the Buffalo Evening
News.
4 william E. knight, Green River, VT.
Walter ]. Kohler, Governor of Wis
cousin.
Arthur Kroek,. the New York Times.
Thomas S.sEanfont. New York City. Z
Robert r. Lane, the Newark Evening
News.
Charles F. Lanman, Washington.
Morgan r. Larsen, Governor of New
Jersey.
H. B. Leary. IT,, Chevy Chase. Md.
Ralph w. Lee, Washington.
Representative Lehlbach of New
Jersey.
John J. Lejeune, major general,
United States Marine Corps.
E. 7. Lewis, chairman. I'M sfState Com
n1erce Commission
Fulton Lewis, Washington.
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y p. l. A. Photos.

Business High School STU
dents in a scene from their
play, 1T Pays to Advertise"
the winning production in the
inter-high school competition
for the Brown Alumni Cup.
g Lettau.
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Congratulatory wires bring
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pion. She is l7-year-old Elinor
Smith, who recently broke the
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golden" Fragrant. Monthly.
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seven, / will send all eight
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"WA -ES One c o. d . n
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