Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1926, Page 49

THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926. 49 Florida)ILDBERUNHTEL SOUTHERN RESORTS 'm HUUSE []H:"}ES Via Double Track-Sea Level Roate SPEED — SAFETY — COMFORT " PUNCTUALITY Tf? “:i‘:‘fli?&f:é?:‘ i German Plan to Convert ;vew-«-mg s Kaiserhof Stirs Many West Indian Lt ht O : ¥ | Btk 2 & = Society Protests. Can( Line Florld- Mll] o —_— : By : A“antlc CoaSl Llne REHLIN. Decomber 2—The: Ger- M The Standard Railroad of the South man government has decided to pur- Tickets, reservations, m!flrmallon!rom chase the historic Kaiserhof Hotel, GEO. P.JAMES, G. P. A. on Wilhelmstrasse, and to convert it 1418 “H” s: ‘l w Washington, D. C. into an office building. ! SHEEY Berlin ‘soclety thereby is greatly disturbed, and from every quarter pro- tests are descending upon the ministry of finance. Parliament is being bom- lrs m barded with pleas to veto the arrange- ment. Many Berliners feel that one of the chief connecting links between the old and the new Germany would thus be destroyed. . The Kaiserhof during the 50 years / of its existence has been the scene of some of the most brilllant functions under the imperial regime. Here the weddings of the smart set were held. Whenever a large festival took place at court, to which potentates came from foreign countries, some of the guests were lodg;d l'" the! K:lserholl, as the accommodations at the royal palaces were limited, For many years i J THE JUDGING PUBLIC Cthe Best O in the World’ Fill up with AUTOCRAT Maintain the oil level, but don’t drain again for 1,000 miles—a thousand of the st miles you ever drove. THE "ll l'"\ 'I\fllillllkl\'l‘ Beware of Substitutes Prince von Bulow, former chancellor, was {ts star guest. Housed Celebrities. At Good Dealers’ The sr:tlitfist hul;éeafnu;nt o}l1 blnu; ) bloods which the Kalserhof hou Everywhere | stopped there during the marriage of Princess Victoria Loulse, only daugh- BAVERSON OIL WORKS COLUMBIA5228 || | ter of Willlam II, to Ernst August, e ] Dk otiBimnsyitk in 1913; Whewin - peror's_brother, Prince .ienry, the - Grand Duke of Hessen, and many other royal personages then lived at the Kalserof, and among those who paid them formal visits were Czar Nicholas of Russia and Klng George and Queen Mary of Englan Gther Iistotintoooasions \were ithe | arrival of the Boer generals, De. Wet, | Botha and Delare after the defeat of [the Boer armies in South Africa in C crsEmmnERl Cut the famzly food bill without sacrificing either Quality or . Quantity by trading at Piggly Wiggly Stores! The occasions were not devold of humor. 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