davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-26
DEMAND BUDGET CUTS

Grand Forks, N. D., July 26.-fP)-
A temporary committee of 80 county
taxpayers who appeared before the
board of county commissioners Mon
day asked reduction OF the poor relief
fund from $4,000 to $4,000. The
group also asked reduction of the APP
preparation for the county extension
agent and elimination of a 5000
fund for the state fair.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-26
REPEAL PROVISION PASSED

Indianapolis. July 26.-(P-Passing
it's final test in the house of the gen.
eral assembly by a vote of So to 80, a
bill to repeal drastic provisions Of the
Wright "bone dry" law, Indiana's pro-
hibition enforcement act. Tuesday was
added to the senate's special session
worries. A divided report on it by
the senate public morals committee
was In prospect.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-26
VALLEY CITIAN DIES

Valley City. N. D., July 25.-P)-
Charles Flowell, so, died from heart
disease believed to have been induced
by the heat while working in a har-
vest field near here Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-26

The eyelid of the cuckoo ray, rare
fish. is located inside the eye itself
between the cornea and the pupil.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-26
WALKER ASsAILS G. O. p.

New York, July 26.-(R)-Mayor
James j. Walkers reply to accusa-
tons of unfitness filed against him
with Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt
will include charge that there is q
Republican conspiracy to discredit
him, newspapers said Tuesday. The
mayors reply to the accusations.
which were made by Samuel Seabury,
went to the printer Tuesday.
Evening star., 1932-02-15
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

REPOSSESSED CARS,
Chevrolet 1890 coach. good condition, $225;
SSooseSst isas sport sedan ssss Nash issi
touring, 1885, all cars sold for unpaid bal
snce iln6 North CAPITOL. North 95O1
Evening star., 1932-02-15
sALE-AuT0MORILES.

PLYMOUTH 1929 SPORT CoUPE-Rumole
seat: finest condition. Owned BY one Of
un terms Nolan Motor Co.
I'LL 18th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 1882. de luxe demon
Torrey Motor Co, 1923 L st. Dec 121l. 10.
PLYMOUTH 1891 SEDAN; ~ $40 down. oyno.t s2a;SS n.%
sa sor co s.eess' aGss 18th nR Pot
a1psarance iSs excellent s52s terms nswear
guarantee for 80 days. See Mr.. Barnes
1923 l4th, Decatur 1890.
PONTIAC 2-DooR SEDAN. ls2s..Excellent
terms to responsible party. Clev. 1858.
ss msas 1sss Usehss ar snd sn sG
geTvee th1 ias aoh ST. aoTfh os
ROOSEVELT STRAIGHT SEDAN, 1929 1929
In perfect condition throughout; tan Duco
down Pohanka Service, ii2s Goth St. nv
sTUpEBAKER SEDAN at SIS SIS. a A.. similar ,haf
soa 'ns sood anf @
ss sre ar and See we Viii Your
Packard. s 1900 Kaiorama rd
STUDEBAKER STANDARD SIX SPORT
Roadserln storage months MUS; Sndiaan Saerr
Hss Nolan m Motor roy Co. ili I'M ,fsth 'a St NV '0
y
series free TC Wheeng wire Thsels sranse euse
for 90 days. See Mr.. Barnes. 1923 l4th ST
STUDEBAKER 1928 SEDAN-Lots of unused
mileage in this car; exceptional deal; only
sl65. terms and trade. Donohoe Chevrolet
1920 NJ st. NV. Dec $500. Open Sundays
WHIPPFT ROADSTER, l928-Rumble seat;
low mileage; mechanical condition fully
guaranteed: new top. dandy. Yours Tor
only s12s; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co..
New York ave NV.
WILLYS-KNIGHT 1928 SMALL. SIX SEDAN
$685. special Nolan Motor Co, I'LL 18th
ST. NV.
WILLYs-KNIGHT SPORT COUPE. '2s-Left
for sale by owner. Small six. rumble seat;
ultra modern. At a specially reduced price,
$500. terms. Nolan's. I'LL 18TH st.
s2s H St NV, every wednesday and satur-
day. &c am. Usually a good assortment
AUTOISTS-Save money on top. woodwork,
upholstery; get our prices first. as you can
help sos Varnum st. Adams 9032-J, 10
LA SALE 1928 SEDAN, 7-passenger; slightly
oa1sStnat Cadillac 1928 lse2s SPORT PHAEToN: wire
DAMAGED. s275. Robert Herson. 100 Fla
ave. ne.
PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale Open SUNDAYS. Robert Ael-
sons Auto Exchange. 100 Fla: ave. ne.
Evening star., 1932-02-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Our entire stock. compyPinf ass. 'aos.
Come in. look them over anH make us an
Co N Y ave NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET COACH, l93l-Maroon finish.
guaranteed Price will sell this car quick.
only s449. Donohoe Chevrolet, 1920 NJ St.
Dec $500 Terms and trade Open Sunday.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1s31--splendid condi-
SSos iaIo ~
Evening star., 1932-02-15
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


FORD 1881 CABRIOLET-Carefully used
only 5000 miles: positively cannot be TOLD
sion Buy it for unpaid Motnr saanes e. easy
FORD STANDARD COUPE-Good paint, up
holstery cannot be told from new. new tires;
onse only sss eass
FORD 1881 VICTORIA couPE.carefully
driven 800 miles by company omcial; new
car guarantee. Your opportunity to own a
new car at substantial reduction. Easy
terms and trade. Triangle Motor Co., 2
FORD 1929 PHAEToN-side curtains. that
int, new. rubber, good paint. unexcelled me
anse 9aT moaor CO. only
N Y. ave. NV.
FORD SPORT COUPE. ls2s-s67 down, bal
easy this car VIII give many thou
.sS vau "a @es Cal II Mr. sf'Ps Pte Mo.
~ O., 1909 14th St Decatur 1910.
Ft3RD. 1891 TUDOR sEpAN-Why pay full
e ea ike te this at FGTa s Mnsn oR
Biggest value in, town. See for yourself:
ssss her ,ss nf sS fFsae Sd NV oTsaaU P1 1
FORD 1929 TUDOR sEDAN-Ideal for small
family ard this fine little car is in excellent
condition and bargain for some prompt
93SeG sales sS ne Terms lsss th afssa s nS
f53D COUPE. -19so-Like new; low mileage;
ls'S AND oosd Hope "a
FORD FORDOR SEDAN, late 1881: excellent
condition. $375; terms arranged, LIN. 4242 j
FORD VICTORIA. l93l-LIke new: fully
cheyrole,ts;o e. 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc: At
FORD 1881 DE Luxe ROADsTER-This car
repossessed your chance to own a practi-
ii piny; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co. 2
N. Y ave. NV.
FORD STATION WAGON. latest model.
demonstration; looks like new, Al condition;
low price and terms. Ford Motor Co.. 451
coupe, rWi5 --latest modeIs; Slightly used by com
% Come IS esf S8gr Fora Motor
Co, 45l Panna. ave. NV. -
FORD TUDOR SEDAN latest model; looks
almost new, Al condition in every way; VIII
so quickly at the price: low terms FoFd
FORD 1929 TUDOR Jus! the car to take take
yoq to and from work Sa1e = your GFeyroIef psW onf
1920 NJ ST n W Dec $500. Open SUNDAYS.
FORD, 1881, deluxe roadster, finish in blue;
two spare wheels mounted in fender wells;
unk rack S,e on like Feaa new oT 4o Wared Motor
Co, 1880 Conn. ave. NV. open evenlngs'
Decatur 31l0.
FORD sport roadster, with. rumble seat,
new top, good tires. real bargain sl35.
Warfield Motor Co. 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
open evenings. Decatur 3llo.
FORD, 1881, standard coupe. with rumble
seat: color, black; actual mileage Sngnl-
ly over 5000 miles. Here is the s1d eH
ception in a used car for S43o. warned ,a
Motor Co. 1880 Conn. ave. NV open eve
nIngs. Decatur 3ll0
FORD sport de luxe roadster, ls3l-Ha,s
many extras; cannot be told from new s onis
1855 Donohoe Chevrolet, 1920 M 81; pee
$500. open Sundays. Terms and trace.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

APPAREL-Men 5. WomenS and childr"ns.
and furniture OF all descriptions Wantes. Ior
rummage sale. Gather up Nndt YOU eye
no further use tor Call Mr. CoAen r3j
7th St NV. Met. 9764 and il49. Pay Ash.
Evening star., 1932-02-15
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICKse-lssl big de luxe, roadster; cost oyer
1900; 6 wire wheels; driven 5000 miles;
Sl,l50. 1880 master de luxe sedan, wood
wheels. $3.50 1880 sport coupe, s675. 1890
master sedan, $3.50. 1928 sport coupe, 1925;
new-car guarantee for 80 days terms. See
Mr.. Barnes. 1929 l4th st. Decatur 1880
BUICK STANDARD COACH, late 1925 per-
feet condition throughout; sacrifice $l75;
any demonstration. 1920 Harvard ST. NV,
Apt. /.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

8. HEAD HORSES AND MULES, young ans
sfuuc. all g0Cd, broke, reauy 10 work
A..od rldlng horses, well salleu pairs We,
matched horses, 6-yr.-o!ds, welsh ABOUT l.2G
70 l.3oo pouhds pairs yoHng mules mules We. wei
pounds. Can be seen Sundays or any daJ
Phone Brandywine 1l-F-S1. ?. F: Tlppett
Cleltenham, Prince Georges Co., Md Is
Evening star., 1932-02-15
EARN AND GARDEN.
MISREPRESENTATION.

TOP SOIL, rich. 81 yard on ground. !ame
Carter, 1872 s. Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET ll2-TON TRUCK. l932-l57-
inch wheel base dual rear Wheel less than
2 weeks old perfect condition; must sell at
oce, substantial reduction, easy terms. Call
Mr. Wagner. Georgia 47l4
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET 1870 SPORT ROADSTER, lum-
BILE sea-. beautiful cream color. Everything
original the day it left factory. Remem
Der this is the royalty series. Only s285, on
terms Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

APPAREL-Wlll buy anything suitable 1or
rummase sale-Shoes, hats, dresses, Fhll-
drens clothing; also miscellaneous housenold
articles. C. N. WInger, phone Decatur $3.50.
10
Evening star., 1932-02-15

ARMY OFFICER S OVERCOAT, size & to
3S. Good condition. Phone Dist 6i3-, y &
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CADILLAC v 81 SPORT PHAETON-Fine
condition; gun metal color; real sport lob.
Only sl35, on terms. Nolan's, I'LL 18th
at
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLETS- coach, 1880 de luxe
roadster 1929 sedan. 1929 coach, 1923 cab
riolet These cars are perfect IN every de-
tail. Prices and terms are right. Your car
in trade Robinsons Used Car Sales, 1905
Evening star., 1932-02-15
RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.

PHiLCC, 2. c. A.-VICTOR,
CROSLEY. A few brand-new
floor samples at tremendous saw
ine., fully guaranteed. Terms.
Phtae National 1920.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET COACH. l929-New navy blue
paint job, shock absorbers. fender lamps,
etc. Thirty days free service Small down
pay, bal IS a week; s2l5 Mandell Chevro-
1et. l3th and Good Hope rd. Sc. Atlantic
Evening star., 1932-02-15
POULTRY AND EGGS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

CAIC.kS-Rocks. Reds. Leghorns $40 hun
o.ed best stock; ready now. Phone j. B
Henri, Falls Church. Va, 348.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Prestaents.
Statesmen, stamp collections, old COINS bought.
Hnhhy Shop. 743 18th w. District l21S.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be mlsleo The
Lincoln Co has no connection with ans firm
In the business Phone MetropolitaH B8l7
We will pay the highest cash prices feS any
thing of value
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET 1880 COACH-Orgnal dark
blue paint; motor and pppearance excellent
In this car, for only s29S. Terms and trade.
Dorohoe Chevrolet. 1920 NJ st. NV Dec.
$500.
CHEVROLET COACH, l93l-Like new un-
conditionally guaranteed for 80 days; black
with cream wheels. real buy at $500.
Mandell Chevrolet, 18th and Good Hope rd.
Sc. Atlantic 4400.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FORSsAIE-Chow dog. 10 months old; male;
S25. / l435 Ives pl Sc. Is.
CANARIES.
"eausiful males and females females d,s for mating
Breeding cages r neStSa r,es etc
6lT F ST NV l404 Irving NV.
YOUR dog given q sanitary bath, completely
e'imihatlng feas. and dried with electric
("iei, all for ST. DR. Lockes Dog and Cat
Fosr4tal. 1922 Irving ST. NV. Col 0574
SRAs;ELAND CATTERY OFFERS AT STUD
Ga BLACK Persian, best cat Washing ton and
Ievtsand shows; Blue Persian; best stock
sand : type: also Black Pomeranian dog.
PAons Columbia 1928 evenings.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. i928-In
excellent condition throughout tires, paint
and upholstery IN fine shape. viii sacrifice
for Sl75 Really worth great deal more.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Will accept
home 2752 Woodey pl. NV. Col. 1245
any time.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

CASH REGISTERS, show cases. ana store
fixtures; entire contents bought. N.osar
BAUM, Inc, 9l4 z st. NV. Met. 9Ga4.
Evening star., 1932-02-15

DODGE 1898 sCOUPE-CABRIoLET, senior 6;
SIS down, s22 mo-. looks good. runs Al,
coed tires; guaranteed Warrington Motor
%. 2026 18th NV. Pot. oo44.
Evening star., 1932-03-06

and these give him peace Of mind that he
otherwise would not have were he housed in a
place completely barren Of the things he en-
joyed in his former life.
The Empress Hermine received me on arrival
at Doom House, and had the pleasure of the
society Of herself and her two daughters cher
sons being away in a German university for
some time before the Kaiser appeared. How
graciously she made me, unused to courtly ways,
feel perfectly at my easel The room in which
we sat was unique in having so many portraits
OF the KaiSer's ancestors on the walls, notably
those of Frederick the Great and the Great
Elector, of whom the Kaiser is prouder than he
Is Of Frederick and whom he regards the
real founder of the Hohenzollern dynasty.
We had been conversng on various subjects
when, to my surprise, the Empress said: Come
Mr.. Thomas, let me take you to the room in
which the Empress Victoria died" I knew
of the room and had been told that 1t was
kept in the very state in which 1t was when
the Empress died, but had never heard Of any
one except the family being allowed to enter
it, She handed a beautiful little bouquet
of flowers prepared for me before I arrived and
asked me to lay it on the bed. I found the
bed covered with flowers, with large cross
at the head. How little did I think that when
met the Empress Victoria Augusta in all her
beauty some 80 years ago that the time would
come when I should stand by the side of the
bed on which she had died in exile!
h 10 sooner had we returned to our seats in
the drawing room than the Kaiser came
In. "Ah, Thomas, my friend" he said, and
as we clasped hands the years reeled by and
thought Of when we first met in the old
days under the blazing sun Of Jerusalem.
The Kaiser was always a strong religiontst
and during the early part Of his reign gave a
great deal of attention to the problem of set
tling difficulties between certain denominations
that arose within the German Empire While
of Protestant faith and belief, the Kaiser main
tanned the strongest friendship with Pope Leo
XIII after his first visit at the Vatican The
Kaiser in his memoirs told of that meeting at
the Vatican. He was received there in pomp
and splendor and learned afterward that his
absolute frankness with the Pope led to the
establishment of cordial relations. Twice IN
later years the Kaiser again visited Rome and
cordially received at the Vatican The
Evening star., 1932-03-06

ceremony and made him a scholar a phil
osopher and a historian The manor house in
which he lives contains a vast library. and
the former German ruler spends much of his
time in it,
Doom is small country town situated amid
a large, lovely woods, a resting place for the
well situated in life who are willing to sacrifice
all the enjoyment Of big city to nature. 1t is
of the main road and, therefore, can main
Evening star., 1932-03-06

tain its tranquility. The Kaisers home is
considered one of the finest villas in that part
of the country After its purchase for the
Kaiser great many changes were made in
the old house 1t has a moat around it and
the grounds are screened from the highway
by high hedges When the Kaiser settled
in the place he was able to have sent him
many of the furnishings, paintings books and
art objects from his former home in Berlin
Evening star., 1932-03-06
old Friend of Germany's Erst7Ohile Royal
Ruler Finds Him 'Ulorp Content in the
EvenMg of His Life Than He E7er Mas
in the GAamorous and Dangerous Days Of
Court Life and Intrigue.
BY THE REV. 7. LLEWELYN THOMAS

LONDON.
~ ONE to lunch," said the Kaiser.
H/ 1--WE shall be happy to welcome
you at Doorn." packed a bag
and went
Wilhelm II, once German
Emperor and a marked per-
sonality of Europe and the world, now an exile
in Holland, still intrigueS the curiosity of the
public The old eagle has been transformed
into sphinx, and little enough percolates from
Doom House to the outside world.
Doom village has profited by his presence.
Droves of tourists invade the wooded hamlet,
hotel rates locally have scared to incredible
heights and every tiny store does thriving
trade in glossy picture postcards OF the ex-
monarch and his family.
Doom House is Showplace and the roSarium
in the grounds is thronged with Sightseers dur
ing visiting hours. To see the roSarium it Is
necessary to obtain an admission ticket from
the official at the gate house, who satisfies him.
self thoroughly to the peaceful intentions
of the applicant before granting the permit
A ND so, there in the quiet little Dutch viii
! lage Of Doom, the Kaiser is living the
evening of his life. 1t is nearing its close, in
contentment One of the answers is his wife,
the Princess Hermine. She Is making it
life of comfort for the aged ruler who left
Germany She is sprightly and pretty at the
age of A. In common their tastes iden-
tical-outdoor life, books and music. Hermine,
the wife, knows his every whim and anticipates
his every desire She closely follows his daily
routine and has everything in readiness when
he SO desires. She Is good conversationalist
intelligent and companionable friend. Time
has erased much of the ideals of pomp and
Evening star., 1932-03-06

tHeE marriage, ana one " f1eF UUUS'N
ters.
outcome of these visits and other efforts on
the part of the former German ruler led to his
building a remarkable church in Jerusalem.
This church was erected on site the Kaiser
had acquired from the Sultan in 1898 1t was
on his visit to Jerusalem after completion OF
the church that met him.
The Kaiser has always been protagonist for
q union of the Protestant churches. not only
in Germany but also in all OF Europe.
Notwithstanding the years that have elapsed
since I last saw him and the terrible expert
ences he has gone through, he still looks every
inch an Emperor. His fine bearing has In no
way altered the only difference being that his
hair Is gray, he has grown short beard and
the ends of his mustache are no longer turned
up Come, let us eat You will be ready for
a bite. know" he said, and we passed into
the dining room.
A T table I found myself seated on the right
of the Empress Hermine between her and
her daughters, the Kaiser sitting facing u.s.
Others at the table were the marshal of the
court the private secretary and the doctor.
It was a simple meal, but very enjoyable
The Kaiser smiled as he saw me glance at his
glass of grapefruit juice. "As a general rule,
I eschew alcohol. Whisky is an abomination
to me. My favorite drink is the juice of grape
fruit or lemon"
The talk veered round to Oxford University.
where gained my degrees.
"Ah," said the Kaiser, looking up from his
plate, Oxford! From my own memories Of Ok
ford can agree with what the late Lord Birken-
head said that on the whole it was the fairest
little city of the world A very pleasant place.
I remember spent some enjoyable days there
on more than one occasion as the guest Of Dean
Liddell, whose wife once a maid of honor
to my grandmamma, Queen Victoria. Dean Lid
dell was a pompouS mani"
What do you mean-pompous?" asked
"I'n tell you," he said. II call him 'pompous.'
just as most people call Dean Inge gloomy
On one occasion Dean Lidden was calling
boisterous young undergraduate to account Tor
some offense and said to him: You have not
only endangered your immortal soul, you have
gone flrther-you have incurred my dlSpleas-
ure!' That's why call him pompouS"
laughed. Perhaps he had good cause. Did
you know that one of Dean LddellS daughters
Alice, was the original of Lewis CAROLS fas-
cinating heroine, Alice in Wonderland?"
The ex-Kaiser was greatly interested in this,
not having been aware Of it before, and men,
toned it to the Empress Hermine, who told me
she had read the book as little girl and 1t
gave her much enjoyment From mention of
the American collector who acquired Carrolls
original manuscript for large sum Of money.
the talk veered again, this time to the financial
and economic crisis now hanging over the
world.
uENGLISH tourists are being greatly incon-
l. venienced by the f1uctuating values"
told them, "since my country came off the gold
standard and the pound fell"
The ex-Kaiser said he thought It would soon
rise again.
The Empress Hernnine and I talked OF mat-
tiers literary. She is an avid reader Of English
works.
Bernard Shaw Is my bette noir," she said 1T
Continued on Tenth PAGE =
Evening star., 1932-03-06

The Kaiser and his uite, Princess Her
mine, frequently eat their lunches in
the beautiful gardens surrounding
Doom.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

A home is your castle your
greatest protection wise invest
meDt! Study the many worthwhile
home buys advertised for sale in the
WANT AID SECTION of this newspaper.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Beacon Honoring Wrights
To Be Tourists Mecca

granite pylon gives to the eye
the impression of gigantic bird
about to take off from the hill
top. Anchoring, Kill Devil Hill,
which until 1929 was 26-acre
fnass of drifting sand moving
slowly but steadily southwark un-
der the impetus of northeast
and northwest winds, was in it.
self an engineering feat Of no
small distinction.
The monument rests upon a
concrete foundation, which ex-
tends 35 feet below the crest Of
Kill Devil Hill, and the main
structure is built of granite taken
from quarriee in the State. The
base is star-shaped, and the great
shaft pointing Skyward takes the
form of a triangular pylon, it's
sides ornamented with giant wings
in base relief. At night the en-
To lead up to the monument
which was constructed by act of
Congress, the State of North Caro-
lima constructed a hard surface
highway in 1881 which spans the
lower end of Currituck Sound on
the Wright Memorial Bridge and
onens up the section to motorists.
The trip is most unusual one
and the unique character of the
country and the impresSiveness Of
the monument provide great fas-
cinatiOn to the tourist.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

CHARLESTON, S. C.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
FLORIDA HOTEL
RATES LOWERED.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. 7.
Tourists planning to visit Florida
this winter will for the first time
enjoy the advantages of super
lative hotel service under the
same management in nearly every
important Florida tourist com.
munity.
Through the association OF
these hotels under the manage
ment of Robert Kloeppel, winter
visitors are assured of a high
standard of comfort and reason
able rates in Jacksonville, Tampa,
Miami, West Palm Beach, Lake
land, Brandenton and Sarasota.
In Jacksonville, the Gateway
City" three Kloeppel hotels of.
fer a variety of choice to suit
any taste. They are the new
George Washington, a magni-
ficent downtown structure which
blends Spanish grace and charm
of interior architecture with
strict modernity. in service and
equipment; the Mayflower, for
many years favorite tourist hos
telry, and the Flagler, low-price,
fully modern hotel which appeals
to the discriminating but econ
omical traveller.
On the lower East Coast, the
tourist may enjoy the brilliance
of the Hotel Royal Worth and
the Hotel Dixie Court in West
Palm Beach; in Miami, the Alca-
zar, with the South's best-known
roof garden as lively point for
the Magic City's colorful activ-
tiles. The Alcazar faces beautiful
Biscayne Bay.
In Tampa there are the Hotel
Floridian and the Tampa Ter.
race. The Kloeppel-managed ho-
tells in Lakeland, Sarasota and
Bradenton offer quiet relaxation
no less perfect.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08

ASHEVILLE. N. o.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
Work Speeding Up on
New Augusta Course

AUGUSTA, Ca. Dec. 7.-Work
has progressed rapidly here on
what is believed to be the most
perfect of all golf courses. The
grounds include a 356-acre tract
on the outskirts of Augusta
suited ideally for a golf course.
Many of the holes are repro
ductions of famous holes Bobby
Jones has played in his cham
pionship matches.
The entire course Is designed to
test to the utmost the golfers
mental faculties in playing each
hole. The newly organized Au-
gusta National Club for which
the course is built is non-profit-
making, and will draw limited
membership from American, Eng
lish and Canadian golfeHS.
The Washington times., 1932-12-08
MnfLin Blackstone
Heads Florida Hotels

Mifflin Blackstone, known to
Washingtonians for many years
as manager of the Hamilton, Lee
House and Cavalier hotels, now is
managing the Ponce de Leon in
Miami and the Embassy Apart
ment Hotel in Tampa, Fla, and is
manager of other office buildings
and hotel properties located in
Miami, Tampa and West Palm
Beach of the Reliance Property
Management Corporation.