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Evening star., 1938-04-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOOD STORE. large. modern; truck beer
Incense. retrlReration. No reasonable
offer refused. Randolph 5ol2 after pm.
GAS STATION, clears 500 wkly. profit
Also parking lot, opp. largest Govt. bide,
downtown. low rent. 9year lease does
monthly. hish-pressurc ear washing, ETC.;
$500: terms. Capital Adjusting &
Finance Co. zoos H st. NV. Met 4sl3
4 GROCERY STORE for sale cheap. q 90
10Th st. NV. Apply in rear. %"
MILLINERY SHOP. in downtown location,
stocked with hieh-Erade merchandise. A
real buy for the right person. I211 18Th
81 NV. Phone Republic 0529 or Shepherd
RooM1NG-APTs., Col I'd. at 14th-Is
a Clean and daa ali fed sl56; '@iF; easv terms
Miss McCown. zoos H St Met 4sla.
GROCERY, doing $500 wkly.; rent, $40;
price only 81 l,G5O; bargain. Capital AG-
Justing 4 Finance Co. zoos II st. NV.
HAND LAUNDRY and dry cleaning store
est. caSn-and-Carry business, reasonable
rent, $40. I4ol V St. NV. -
NEW BAKERY SHOP for rent, ready Tor
operation; in Southeast, rent reasonable.
Phone Atlantic 15l..
ROOMING or boarding. Ogden 2t. of
lGth; rms. 2i4 baths; beautiful furn-
tuFe' :-car' brlCk garape; S.'uo: easy
terms. Mrs. Keech, lUus II ST. Met. 4sI%
DESIRABLE STORE in Hyattsville 25xso,
WorthS large. new > and ~ and PeO-
pies Drug Store. The HOTTEST business
spot in the city. Ideal for radio. millinery
and dresses, mems wear or juvenile shop
Phone Met. S25l.
RETAILERS S CLASS LICENSE for sale
very reas Call North 4l95
GROCERY, sale or rent; in Maryland ia
miles from D. C., good location for beer
garden. Rent. SIS. including Arm. apt
DoUGHNUT SHOP, fully equipped; VIII
location for sandwich or salad shop. A
bargain. Adams 2I4G.
OWNER wants to sell guest home that
really pays reason, has bought farm and
wants to move at once; will sacrifice: long
lease: new furniture. attractive dining
room; two hundred fifty dollars above all
expenses oil heat; two thousand five
1O4a. 34s
FOR SALE-Mest shop and country prod
uce place, fully equipped cheap rent; rea-
sonabie. 3ao4 Lee highway, Cherrydale,
Va. until noon Sunday 90
GASOLINE STATION. corner; equipped: !:
going business; should make good living;
price. 500 cash. Box 449-S. Star.
LUNCH BEER. busy business street; COM
pletely equipped excellent business; lease;
price. 81 500 Box ass. Star.
SELECT BOOMING AND BOARDING
COLONIAL HOME.
Best location in Alexandria. Va. 3-year
lease. Low rent. No information given
Join F. GARRETT d. CO.
10s South Washington St. Alexandria, Va.
CHATTEL NOTES
PURCHASED. Bob Hollander, Met 4s13
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REPAIRS & SERVICE,

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING, in
terror decorator. Harry c. Lee, jr.,
Atlantic 6712.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mechanic; rea-
sonable; estimates: Greenwood 1851
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. win
paper room for So and UP. satisfy N
Tolson. Lincoln 302s-J. o5s
PAPER HANGING done by exp. men: work
guaranteed: prices reasonable: estimates
cheerfully given. Atlantic 5s81-J.
PAPER HANGING this week only. $3.50
pers room: 1898 washable, sunfast papers:
work guaranteed. Adams 1891.
PAPER HANGING and painting. Rooms,
- up. Fiye-room house. S35. Atlantic
9219
PLASTERING, stucco. cement, chimneys,
waterproofinK. basement Damp walls, leaky
roofs After .. Minnick, Lincoln 4095-J.'
PLASTERING.. repairing and new ceilings
anteed ai,i,a service; prices reasonable. Met.
PLUMBING AND HEATING,
Remodeling and repair work. Established
1910. r. E. Dove. zoos G st. ne. Lincoln
1Di4
RUGS, domestic. washed: special, 25c un-
I'll May J: 9xl2, ~ 90; :, rugs. S4.25;
sxl0. $500 = rugs. S325; :x5, T5c. 2
for 81 90. Call s o 8. Adams -57l2.
SLIP COVERS. tailor made, low as ST. .a5,
&epiecs set @, ,upholsterins low prices
TYPEWRITERS-Porta all makes, re-
built and guaranteed; will pick up and de-
liver. So 4S-hour service. Public Ex-
change. sl2 F ST. NV. Republic o}so. 20.
UPHOLSTERING, sEfiEfsRING,, RFSA5RING,
Some work done in home. Weaver. l4lI
Parkwood pl. Adams 1947. Adams s4o1.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored. desire work together
experienced chauffeur -houSeman. woman
experienced COOK and ma i'd willing 10 leave
city Tor summer firSt-class city references.
Call Wisconsin 10, -.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAKES TREATMENT FOR DANDRUFF
and loss OF hair Is effective aud inexpen-
slye. For free trial test Call Clete. 455i
6-1:3u pm.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 60l
Westory Bldg. l4th and F. Met. 1888.
WE WILL SELL AT EICHBERG'S S
Auctioneers, 1890 r st. NV 1880
Chevrolet coach, motor No. 1454S6l. serial
No, 1"ADl:S95, on April 30 for storage
and repairs. NORTHEAST GARAGE, rear
1919 18th st. NV.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts made on or after this date by any
one except those made by myself in person.
A. D TODD. l233 w st. Sc.
NOTICE-BE IT HEREBY KNOWN THAT
do not represent, any firm or person
except the Forest Glen Utility Shop. situ-
ated at Forest Glen Md j. A. BARN
hart Forest Glen Utility Shop, Forest
WE WILL SELL FOR STORAGE ON APRIL
30. 1899. At 10 an. 1898 Ford Tudor.
Motor ,9,,,r No ISL Is;4l42s left with us by
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

YOUNG MAN, BRIGHT AND
CAPABLE, FOR COLLEC-
TION OFFICE OF INSTALL
MENT FURNITURE ES-
TABLISHMENT. STATE
AGE, QUALIFICATIONS
AND REFERENCES. BOX
241-T STAR.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
SO: covering and new inside material IN
cluded made like new in finest tapestrv
and frisze,tS z , WoIkma nship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER1NG CO
H50a 14th ST. NV COLUMBiA i014o
Evening star., 1938-04-22
HELP MEN.

tu6Ns
AUTO MECHANIC to Operate weaver front;
types OF steering analysis and corrections.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, two for our
necessary; liberal eommissions; excellent
" working eonditions. See MI, simmons;
washington. factory branch.
BOY. neat, to work in house and yard.
Must have local references. 3l1l Foxhall
I'd. NV.
COOK-CHEF wanted. good experience. Also
one On orc order cook Apply oriole Grill l7.:4
COUNTER SALESMAN in large wholesale
electrical supply house. Experienced pre-
ferred. state references eXperienc. educa-
tion salary expected. Reply Box 444-S,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, with
knowledge OF switchboard; exp: refs. re-
quired. Box l49-T Star.
ESTIMATORS for sheet metal roofing, or
one man capable OF both: permanent job;
salary: Ions. est. concern; only experienced
men with ref. considered. Box SY5-S. Star.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced; must have
aFsecs ss c.rrd pfsntr m r.Pems p.rk REL
PAINTERS. 2, experienced on rope scafYold.
1881 Morse st. ne.
PAPER HANGER-PAINTER; can pay Y, of
rent Of S45-S60 apt. furn or unfurn.. in
work. 5116 10th st. NV, ewes.
Sssi.T?s 81. s Fef.; res. 3 in Nd. srunswief: Ma,
PHARMACIST. Va reg. to manage store
in small Shenandoah Valley town: Sl0O
mo. Low living cost. State full particulars.
Box 1865, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced.
with car: will give drawing account to
man who qualities. Apply before ~ am.
United Realty. Co.. 104 Maryland ave-.
Hyattsvlle. Md.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, car essential:
old and new houses. Apply between and
10 am, Central Realty Co., 2901 South
Ind St. Arlington. Va. 20
ROUTEMAN experienced in either laundry
or dry cleaning. State references, age. ex-
perience. etc. Box 454-S star. 90
SALESMAN. one, experienced. between the
sEe OF 26 ana 90. to sell Eneyclepaedia
Britannica, Must have car and % Tree
to travel. Excellent leads furnished. This
Is n,,s an oHsstendins oPPertynits sssqsiHny ri1G
Evening star., 1938-04-22
LOST

LOST.
BUNCH OF KEYS. lost on H st. between
lfth St and Jackson pl. NV Reward If
returned TO insurance dept. of the Amer
ican Security and Trust Co
CAMERA. lost in taxicab Wednesday
D. A. R. PIN. name Ella Maria Wooley
Spureeon' on pin: lost Wednesday Re-
turn TO lost and found dept. Maynower
Hotel Reward.
GLASSES in brown leather case Post
II. am. Call Decatur $3.50 Reward
LADY S gold wrist watch with link chain
between Dept. of Agriculture and 18th and
G SITS; NV; Reward. Call National 5000.
Branch 5ul %.
LETTERS personal and watch at Peoples
Drug al 18th and G. Please return letters
at least. Reward. Box 44:-S. Star
POCKET WATCH white sold Illinois in
Capitol Theater. Thursday evening. Finder
please telephone Howard Wilson. Georsla
IA Al and receive reward,
ROSARY. silver beaded. Monday eve
corner 9TH and SITS. ne. or bet Eye st
and 81. Marys Church NV. Atlantic
u619-W
WRIST WATCH. lsdys set with small
diamonds and sapphires; in or near Capitol
Theater Wednesday. Reward. Adams
t53y.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

REPAIRS 3 SERVICE.
BEDDING MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
wash Mattress Co. 319 L ct. s.v. Nat. 1919.
CARPENTER Res RRossc son.b FL II. branGhss: hs;
son. Republic 400. s5'
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. I
New work. remodelins, cellar to roof;
brick. plastering. cement. painting; refer
ences. SLAVITT. Randolph t2915. 23s
Electrical Fixtures, lamps Lar ona Wiz R.-
finishing Of metal goods Ross & Wells,
a15 18th NV. District 664S.
ELECTRIC WIRING, rStuT.s .Da res
pairs, 6-r. house fixtures IL base plugs, 500.
Regal Elec. Co., $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891.
FLOORS Sanding. finishing. Reason
>As0 able L: T. Folk. b367
Sherrter pl NV. Cleveland 0626.
floor wORK--Sandins and finishing.
Prices rsasonable. Work EuaYsnteed. g. q.
Deaton. o03 tonsfellow. Geo. $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

WASHING MACHINE.
=. Four experienced washer statesmen to sell
the new
BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY
And G. E. major electric appliances Ideal
l. Bateman & Son ""1., R l. ave. ne.
TAXI DRIVERS.
Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
makes 1t necessary TO increase our organ
ization. BEST PROPOSITION IN TOWN
Tor c1ean-cut men with D. c. drivers per-
mits and at least 81 years OF age FREE
INSTRUCTION. CLASSES DAILY for iden-
tification cards. For complete details apply
before ] am. l260 24nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PIANOS FOR RENT-standard max.
Spnettes. S5 a month. Rent paid applies
on purchase price If YOU buy later Nat
35 Arthur Jordan Piano Co. corner
Evening star., 1938-04-22

delivery extra, or you can haul them your.
sell Decatur $500. The Piano Shop.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PIANO-Small-siz splnette piano sllshtly
used. now reduced to $40 sd easy terms
National 1870. kits, 1880 9 st. Open
Evening star., 1938-04-22

plANOS-We, cut prices deep on a large
STOCK OF good make grand pianos Many
as Knabe Chickerine. Steinway. Kranich
y Bach. Premier. Wurlitzer. Weber Steck.
StarT and Bust & Gets Easy terms.
IAN ST n W '
Evening star., 1938-04-22

ICE BOXES, from % to 100 pound capsc-
ny, To-; prices, also reconditioned elec re-
frigerators. See Arthur II Todd 34ls I.
ave n Greenwood l5NI Open Til 2 D m
Evening star., 1938-04-22
SELLING OUT RUGS.
RE-UPHOI STEERING

Winter. small room sizes from SC o.,
ski from SI3.a5: axl2, from $685.
Capitol Rug Co. 2S@1 14th tat Harvard
NV. Open evenings until M
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PRINTING EQUIPMENT tons of good
ioundry type. Call at once and make
your Se!ectons. Sx12. 1nxl5 and 12xls
presses Cabinets etc. See Mr. Good
D. H. Walker Supply Co, 1918 I4th
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PlANO-Latest model Colonial style spin
cue USED Tor about four months STA
reposSeSSlon. 1t can be purchased nv
anyone who will continue the $40 monthly
payments. National 3!!!3. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. corner l3th and G. SITS
Evening star., 1938-04-22

RNllURE-Comple for one room,
Rlchen and bath, includes inner-sprlng
ooupIe mattress, 4 chairs and dinet,e table,
etc. Must sell Immediately! 1900 p, st.
n W. Apt. 935. Met U54O "a.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

FANS; new, and used, ac.-d.c,, SIS up; re-
paired exchanged. 2O-inch floor pedestal,
s37 30; exh'st, S9.95 up. Carly, / sos l4th,
FIXTURES and cash register for sale.
cheap: going out of business 1918 eth
st. NV. o3s
Evening star., 1938-04-22

COUNTER SALESMAN in a large wholesa
electrical supply house. Experienced pre-
| ferred. State references. eXperienc. educa-
tion salary expected. Reply Box 44I-S,
Evening star., 1938-04-22

GASOLINE RANGE tabletop; laying hens.
!3,ft rowboat; all reasonable Fairfax
Evening star., 1938-04-22

RAD1OS-Philco 1897 cabinet floor mode
saeioS With snort wave, like new. ONLY
NJ: worth SO; other radios e345 up
Dixie Pawnbroker' Exchange Ills &,
ne. Open TO 9 NJ Sun III . q N
Evening star., 1938-04-22

FURNITURE, ETC.--Saturday's sale ~
WeSchler'S Auction, al5 ST NV In
c!udes suites, odd pieces electric refriser-
ato!s. radios, rugs carpet. etc by order
s.ofage companies; also hsh-Rrade new
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING, in
terror decorator. Harry c. Lee, jr.,
|
Evening star., 1938-04-22

WASHERS-Savage washer. $3.50; Easy
els AT big reductions. S3995 $50 a3
Sh4. %, 500 ,95. District Electric Co.
dupont Circle. Pot. 5000. Open evenings
WASHER: Reg. S54 % G. E HOTPOINT
4n'r of for cash. Apex Elec. Co, 700 9th
st. NV. at G.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

sHoRT-WAVE PROGRAMS
e45 PM-1oNDoN vennese operetta GsP 1876 m 1873 meg:
GsD, 255 Ills meg; Csc, 3 meg. GsB,
35 m,
1870 P.M-ROME. Guest Night meg. lRF,
NJ es3 10Y. 252l m. meg
$3.50 P.M-CARACAs, Musical M,
$50 PMBEFIIN, The m meg.
$3.50 PM-BERIIN, Cabaret, m meg.
1245 A.M-TOKIO, Popular m II meg.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

MECTRIC ERATORs-Prisidaire
direct current. $40; Crosley Shelvador, $40
IhotR like new; crosley, shslvado!. $50.
North 3343,
Evening star., 1938-04-22

= sr1r NIGE EftH OF BARJHINS Drand-neT
Moor samples; also repossessed and recon
Gltloned models; lowest prices. j. 6 lie
Fevre. Inc. 2007 K ST NV
Evening star., 1938-04-22

COOK CHEF wanted. good experience Also
one order cook Apply Oriole Grill 1924
Evening star., 1938-04-22

AUTO MECHANIC to operate Weaver 'front.'
end machine: must be familiar with all
types of steering analysis and corrections.
Box 426-T. Star
Evening star., 1938-04-22

REFRlGERATORS - Pecondltloned rss
and electric Frigi idaireS Kelvlnators Cope
lands etc; priced from 500 so bargains
N aIr-cooled ElectrouxeS. ! almost new
DiSIr!ct E!ectric Co. Dupont Circle. Po-
t0maC 5000. Omen eVeninrs
Evening star., 1938-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

JRCHASED. Bob Hollander, Met 4s13.
Evening star., 1938-04-22

RADIOS: Reconditioned sets. S3a5. comp
and up. S-'ube Majestic, S6a5. Apex
ELnC- Co mo nth q -r--
Evening star., 1938-04-22

PAPER HANGER-PAINTER; can pay Y, Of
rent Of S45-S6O apt. furn or unfurn.. in
work. 5116 10th St NV. ewes.
PHARMACIST or qualified asst; state age.
salary. ref; reg. IN Md. Brunswick. Md.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13

SHINE state. Full winter service
was established when the Florida
Special entered its fifty-first sea-
SOL January 2, and the Everglades
commenced its daily nonstop run
between Richmond and Jackson
vile (644 miles) the following day.
The latter train, originating IN
Washington, is the fastest ever
operated south of the Potomac
River, and makes the entire run
to Florida in IL hours, thus OBJ.
waiting spending even a night on
train en- route.
The exodus to the Southland is
gaining steadily in volume, accord.
ing to George P. James, general
passenger agent of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad here, and in.
dications point to record travel
as the season progresses.
Not only are vacations at
home" gaining steadily in popu-
lar favor, but Florida appeals par
ticularly this year to business men
who wish to remain within quick
access of their offices.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
Fount, of Youth
Legendary Fountain
Free of SULPHUR

The legendary Fountain OF
Youth is located almost in the
center of st. Augustine. Americas S
Oldest city.
One of the things that distin.
guisheS this water from other
water in this vicinity is the alb
sence Of sulphur, although within
so feet you may drink from a
well Of sulphur water.
The analysis of the water at
the Fountain of Youth spring
shows small traces of lithea, the
absence Of sulphur content and
the other analysis practically the
same as other water in this part
Of the State. No claim for medici.
nal qualities is made for the
water. The analysis of the water
shows further that it is very hard
as contrasted with surface water
which is rain water and is soft.
This shows that the water comes
from a great depth.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
Jacksonville Train
MakesNOn-StOpRun

The Pullman parade to the South in full swing and
daily fleet speeding trains convergng Jacksonville from
all directions bearing thousands Of winter visitors to the Sun
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
II Golf Tournaments
Scheduled in Orlando

ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 13.-With
an announcement by officials of
the Orlando Country Club that IL
golf tournaments will be held be.
tween now and mid-March, visitors
in this resort are assured weekly
contests throughout the season.
The clubs tournament schedule
will be entirely recreational, with
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
Finland Excursion
Plans Announced

Cunard White Star announces
the annual excursion to Helsing-
fors (Helsinki, Finland, will be
made by the Lancashire, sailing
from New York May q and from
Boston the next afternoon. Calls
will be made at six European
ports: Plymouth, May 80; Ostend,
May 81; Brunsbuttel, June /; Co
penhagen, June 2; Memel, June
3; Helsingfors, June 4.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
Tour
Of Africa Booked

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-What is
believed to be the most unusual
trip sold by Thomas Cook & Son
in their 97.year history-a $4,000
mile independent itinerary
through the heart of Africa for
an American and his wife-haS
just been revealed in an interview
with Capt. George F. sherwood,
the firms specialist on African
travel. The man and his wife
who are making this trek are
neither explorers nor scientists,
but a couple from South Dakota
who simply wanted a pleasure trip
by themselves, through Africa, off
the beaten path and on a three
month schedule.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
3 AUTO ROUTES
TO VICKSBURG

VICKSBURG, Jan. 13.-Wash-
'ingtonians planning a motor trip
to the newly-opened vacation areas
in and around Mississippi have a
choice of three all-paved routes to
Vicksburg or the famous Missis.
isippi Gulf Coast by way Of Atlanta,
Ga.
Most popular of the three
routes is probably US Highway
No. l between Washington and
Augusta, Ca, from which city
US No. 78 carries into Atlanta
The paved highway between At
lanta and the Mississippi coast
follows US No. 20 and US No. &c
to Montgomery, Ala; US No. 81
to Mobile and US No. 80 to the
Mississippi coast. From Mont
gomery, US No. 30 Is paved al
the way across Mississippi tc
Vicksburg on the Mississippi River
An alternate route between
Washington and Atlanta is US No
30, a more direct highway but
more m oun tainous, passing
through the Piedmont sections Of
Virginia and the Carolinas.
Still a third route is Offered
by US No. ii into Chattanooga
which Washington motorists car
join at winchester, Va. US No
II has several unpaved stretches
in Alabama; and for this reason
motorists are advised to take US
No. Al from Chattanooga to At
lanta, following US No. 80 anc
US No. 20 on to Mississippi.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13

no attempt made to bring out
standing golfers on the course.
AS the new year began, the last
of three recreational clubs. the
Lawn Bowlers, in Sunshine Park.
started it's winter activities. More
than 1875 members enrolled on the
opening day, and indications are
that the seasonal membership will
be greater than last year. Bowlers
from DeLand, Mt. Dora, Daytona
Beach and st. Petersburg will
come here during the season fol
matches.
Attention Of many visitors will
turn toward the Seminole Driving
Clubs plant at Longwood, where
training of 130 trotting and pacing
horses will begin next week.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
new COMFORTS
OFFERED PUBLIC
ON FLORIDA TRIP
Seaboard Reports Large
Increase in Travel

The idea of spending winter va
cations in Florida has been com.
ing into greater and greater vogue
In recent years. A few weeks or
months in the summery sunshine
provides a reserve Of energy
against the rigors Of the northern
winter and, on the basis Of health
alone, has been found truly eco
nomical.
In fact, with the modern con-
venience Of the Seaboard de luxe
feclining-seat coaches, the Florida
vacation, long an admitted health
necessity, has come to fit more
readily within the limits of mod
crate purses.
OTHER AMENITIES
There are other amenities
aboard the Seaboard's four trains
between Washington and South
Florida resorts that add conSid-
erably to the comfort Of those
making an annual trip South.
One is air-conditioning, which
only Seaboard maintains through
out the year into Florida, Caro-
lima and Georgia resorts. This
eliminates the shock Of travelling
from the cold North to the warm
South; for the cars are scien-
tifically heated in cold climates
and comfortably cooled as soon AS
the train comes under the warm
Florida sun.
Again, the service and cuisine
In the dining cars is justly famous.
And there are special lounge
recreation cars that put the final
touch toward completing the ideal
Of a "home and club on rails"
SOLID PULLMAN TRAIN
The east-coaSt section Of the
Orange Blossom Special leaves
Washington daily for West Palm
Beach, Miami and other Florida
resorts. It consists of Pullman
equipment only, including bed
room-drawing room compartment
cars and recreation-club and
lounge-library cars.
The west-coast section, which
runs through Savannah, Sea
Island, Jacksonville, Tampa, st.
Petersburg. Clearwater. Sarasota,
Venice, Boca Grande and other
resorts, matches its twin in lux
urious appointments and includes
the de luxe reclining-seat coaches
to st. Petersburg.
Two other Seaboard trains to
Florida, both completely air-condi-
toned, leave Washington daily
for east-coast and west-coaSt win.
ter resorts.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
Horse Show
Southern Pines Cards
EUentS This Week

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c., Jan.
13.-With plans now getting u1Vder
way for the midwinter program of
sports an equestrian gymkhana
to be held at the horse show
grounds tomorrow afternoon will
be the feature event for the week.
The most interesting part Of the
afternoon horse show will be the
hunters trials to be held on the
difficult outside course. The
entries will include close to IS
horses for the various events
Frederick H. Burke, prominent
New York sportsman, and William
J. Stratton will be in charge.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
West Palm Beach
Airport Grow S

WEST PALM BEACH, Jan. 13.
A fourth hard-surfaced runway,
running" north and south, is
being added to Morrison Airport
The Washington times., 1938-01-13
English Coast
Maze of Cliffs

"Our cliff scenery" says Ed
mund Vale in "The Seas and
Shores Of England" 'is probably
the most varied in the world, as
the Isles of Britain seem to have
been singled out by geology as
concentration point Of representa-
tive exhibits from nearly every
period in the worlds known rock
history. fnl every rock-forma
tion has its own technique in cliff
making, both as to color and
form, ledge-making, cave-makine
and Matchmaking"
The Washington times., 1938-01-13

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
The Washington times., 1938-01-13

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.