The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-24
Motorists Enthuse In Trying
Motoriss EnthuSe In Trying
DENTAL Gait.
MARYLAND SHERIFF
KEEPS SPEED TAB
Weather Considered Perfect and
Roads Fine for Days
Outing.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

More than 100 cars left the Munsey
Building at l p. m. today on the secohu
annual sociability run OF The WasnlIs-
ton Times.
IT was the sociablest sociability ever
held in this or any other city. AIteE
their experience Of last year IN the run
held under the auspices OF The Times
the autoists knew that II was a ques-
tion of being sociabIe or staying al
home and nursing their grouches oy
their lonesomes. They were OUT IOI eiiS
purpose Of having a good time, anu
most Of them brought their IaIllllie7
along to add 10 the festivities. IN la,c1'
the number of women on the run EdS
larger than IL any automobile event III
the history of washington
Everybody being in gooo Hriliio- To-
there was no trouble in lining up til7
starters in SQUADS Of fours, and star FteI
George Deatel got them away at ham
minute intervals. Some hasty sous
vvould fain have crept in bunch aneaa
mat was shy a member, but they were
waved back and told TO start WIN lllTl-
,-rouo- even il il neCessitated their nOCh-
inc by themselves on the getaway
Cautioned to Obey Laws.
As each group drew up TO the line
II Stoddard. clerk Of the COURSE
-a,,A them fatherly advice ABOUT ooey-
n rhe speed laws and pointed mean
ingl,, 10 the police of the Dlstrlct anu aH
70 Sheriff Viett. of Montgomery county
who went on the run hlmseh IN 'l7
stevens-Duryea official car, dilVeh DS
+. c. Sibbald.
WITH the sheriff OF the high, low aho
middle Justice was Mr.. Henderson OF
+bo MARYLAND legislature; A o HuJIeI-
Iv. and ]. P. Yoder- -
,tessrs. Viett and Henderson NeI
Greatly interested in the conduct OF 1ile
T1n. for the Maryland Legislature al Us
1as+ session passed d new -aiIt'lllf'.'lls
Iavv which is not yet thoroughly 1hoeI
stood and the workings OF Whlch .ils
'.o,,r-,. and state officers are watching
closely. ,,o,,+9or,erv county
x-as the man who stirred up Ine s'iS1 -,
ief enthusiasm, and he was DLsy -
-iiairing mat Mr.. Welt, although emu,
3Isd I'M law TO carry a gun Ilile -,
1onp III he wants to, was IeaiLS s--t,,15 q -tL,,9
affshle individual who quite uliue u.,-I, -
that the owner OF Hlo'o1 O'i
a human being
Timers Lead Procession.
The first car away was
ofacial car. driven by " p. Martin
which left at 12:l5 and carried the
timers who took the time OF arrival
AT Great Falls. where the entrahIs
will spend an hour, have their time
+aken as they leave, and return 10
+be Munsey building for final tim
ing. Those in -the car were Ihcmas
Kirby. James Sprigman, and "BurIey
Hamilton - eo,,~ MA
Miss LILLIAN Miller, who drove one OF
.he prize winning cars In the ISOS
TlIn and is out TO repeat her perform
ance this year Miss c. Thompson ano
Miss Gertrude Lutz were among dhe
other women autoists who were on
hand early. got their numbers, aho
fled into line for a prompt start
Weather conditions for the run coulo
not have been better, for aIthougH
A. was hot in the city, out on the
loads with the car going at the legal
rate here was a delightful preeze
and even the entrants who dld no.
cxpect 10 get into the prize-winnlhg
Iist were glad of the opportunity tc
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