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Evening star., 1928-12-12

DIAMOND weighing 36-10O
carat, or IA points less
than one-half carat. A
lovely gem. Specially
priced ............... $9C
Diamond weighing 96-1OO
carat, or 4 points less than
/ carat. A most amazing
value in a lovely dia-
mond .................. So
Diamond weighing 39-lOO
carats, or II points less
than 1H carats. ......... 425
Diamond weighing 2 45-l0O
carats. or 5 points less
than 21a carats. ..... 765
Diamond weighing 90-lC0
carat. or 10 points less
than l carat. A magniti-
cent gem .............. z5o
Hall clock with solid ma
hogany case, Is inches
tall; H-hour Westmin-
ster c h m c ; beautiful
etched dial, grandfather
style. Special ......... 100
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935 + Street.
SO Years at the Same Address.
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THIS IS NOT A SALE,
But These Cars Are Offered at
Sale Prices
And Guaranteed Perfect.

New Ford LIE Luxe Coupe.
New Ford Tudor Sedan.
1928 ChrySler 72 Sedan. .$1,295
1928 Buick Brougham. 1,l95
1928 ChrySler 62 Coupe. 49,. 925
1928 Essex Coach. ..... 625
1928 Dodge Senior Coupe. -. 1.O95
1928 Chevrolet Sedan. go. SIS
1928 Chevrolet Roadster with
delivery body; like new $50
1928 Chevrolet Coupe. 500
1927 Oakland roadster,
rumble seat. ......... 425
1927 ChrySler 70 Roadster. 795
1927 Pontiac Landau. ..... $50
1927 Hudson Coach. 525
1927 Buick Brougham. -. 875
1926 ChrySler Roadster. 375
1927 Packard 5-PaSS. Sedan. 1,475
1925 ChrySler 10 Touring. 375
1925 Nash Touring, Winter
Enclosure ............. 800
Franklin lob, Sedan. ..... 395
Franklin lob, Coupe. 80. $50
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
Division of Franklin Motor Car Co.
1924 14th st.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

MEN, reliable, with identified
tion cards, can make big money.
Apply Mr.. Ryan, Black and
White and Yellow Cab Co.. l240
oath st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
sITUATION-DOMEsTIC.

COOK. good, from VIRGINIA; also part-time
or days work; two reliable colored girls.
Pot. 1899.
COOK, white, good with good city refer
ences, wants position in private family
where other white help are kept; stay
nights Adams 2657 between and g.
COOK. colored. experienced; general house
worker; full or part time; pleasant DISPOSE
ton North q346
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

MANURE, COW or horse, well rotted or freSn
Also topsoil and leaf mold for very attrac-
tive Winter prices. Special prices Tor larger
orders Call Falls Church 8l9-F-11.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
BOATS.

MOTOR YACHT. 47x1lx3. completely equip
ped perfectly sound; a real home on the
water and. ready to go; S2,9O0; c0MSsioeI snEs Z,
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YOU BUY MILEAGE
CHEAP IN THESE
USED CARS.

rs REQ Sedan $375
"a REQ Sedan ........... 345
'25 Chandler Sedan ....... AS
'25 Ford Touring ........ IS
rs Dodge Sedan ......... 345
20 REQ Roadster ........ 625
'23 Willys-Knight Sedan. l95
'26 Chrysler Touring ..... POS
20 Chrysler Sedan ....... $50
% REQ Phaeton ......... 195
'22 Packard Touring 49,. l95
'22 Wills-St. Claire Brom. 200
"a Chevrolet Coupe....... 125
'27 Essex Coach .......... AIS
Evening star., 1928-12-12
CANDY SALESMAN.

Candy statesmen wanted for city trade. to
aell from trucks: salary. $50 per week and
Commission; must furnish cash bond of 5000
Answer in own handwriting. stating age and
where employed during last f1ve years; VIII
consider statesmen who have sold bread
cakes or mayonnaise; all applications will
be treated strictly confidential. Address Box
Snl-M. Star offce.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
BEAUTY PARLORS.

SCALP TREATMENT. THURSDAY, 2Sc.
All other beauty culture work, done at
6 PM; Mon. Wed. Fri. until 8 pm.
PERMANENT WAVE, $500.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC.
1925 N. H. Ave. North 10499.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

OLD ESTABLISHED BANh
Requires services of several high-grade men.
The work is interesting and the earnings
attractive: sales experience unnecessary, as
the men selected will be thoroughly trained
for the position. Call National 9113 for
interview.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
Patent Specification Writer

years on preparation and prosecution
necessary; opportunity for conscientious
worker; state In full experience, salary de-
sired and past connections. All applications
treated strictly confidential. Address BOX
Tx. Star once.
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OFFICE MANAGER

age 25 to 30. to supervise accounting,
credit, collections and personnel for large
mems store; give experience and uualihca-
| tionS in detail. Address Box l26-k, star
Evening star., 1928-12-12

OPEN EvENINGS-SUNDAYs
UNTIL 5 PM.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th. Decatur 1910.
"TREw'' VALUES
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW FOR CLERK-CARRIER,
POST OFFICE; PATENT OFFICE, SPECIAL
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Sc cor 18th and SITS. NV. Phi. FIR. 2000.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

UNUSUAL
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
- Carat, Perfect Blue white
Solitaire Diamond Ring, lady'S
18-kt. white gold mounting, set
with 2 diamonds; a real bargain.
Sl00.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TUTORNG-ENGLTsH-NORMAL TEACH
er Is years experiences; years with for
eigners. MISS MERRELL. Main 1870. 1896
L st. NV, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
ARLINGTON ZONING
ENGINEER IS URGED
Chamber of Commerce Directors
Told of Handicap in Lack of
Regulations.
:re 7iai Dispatch TO The Star.

sc 7ial Dispatch 10 The Star.
CLARENDON. Va. February 3.-De
claring that the Chamber of Commerce
and other agencies are being handi-
capped in their efforts 70 encourage the
location OF industry in Arlington
County through lack OF coming regula.
tons. President c. r. Ahalt Of the
of that body last night stressed the
need OF immediate action by the super
yisors in appointment Of an expert zon-
ing engineer.
The time has arrived. Mr. Ahalt
asserted, when Arlington County must
decide where 1t shall place parks and
industries. Business interests want to
locate here. but until the county is
properly zoned where can We say they
can locate"
The question Of coming arose fol-
lowing receipt of report that the
N. Auth Co. of Washington is in a re-
ceptiye mood for location Of a plant
In the coutny. II was pointed out that
the company is not welded TO the site
on Columbia Pike. on which II proposed
10 build an abbatoir. plans for which
aroused such bitter opposition. The
matter was referred TO the industrial
relations committee. OF which Walter K
Handy is chairman.
Keith A. Brumback. a member OF the
Alexandra, Arlington and Fairfax
Realty Board. stated that joint meet
ing OF that board and the Arlington
County Zoning Commission is planned
for the near future with the idea of
giving careful study TO the coming ques-
ton in Arlington County.
A Dutch Treat Club" was formed
among the directors with view Of
holding luncheon meetings each Tues
day in the Rucker Building. 10 create
O closer spirit OF cooperation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
.HUGHEY JENNINGS
MOURNED BY MANY
Large Crowd Attends Final Rites
for Noter Player and
Coach.

By the Associated Press.
SCRANTON, Pa. February a.
Hughey Jennings. famous base ball
player and manager, was buried today
The former Detroit manager and New
York Giants coach. who died Wednes-
day morning at his home here. was laid
in st. GATHERINGS Cemetery at Moscow,
quaint village at the foot Of the POGO
no Mountains, near where he spent two
years trying to regain his shattered
health
Hundreds of persons from all walks
OF life were among the throng Of mourn
ers at the funeral. which moved from
the Jennings home to St Peters Ca
thedral. where solemn high mass OF
requiem was celebrated
County and city officials. bankers.
Judges. lawyers. gray-haired men. who
had seen Jennings begin his career
more than IS years ago on the sand
lots here, joined with notables of the
base ball world In paying tribute.
Rev. G. A. McHugh. pastor of ST.
Mary's Church at Mount Pocono. came
down from the mountain region to cele-
brate the solemn high mass in the ca
thedral
Following the mass the funeral cortege
moved by motor car over the Lacka-
wanna Trail ID miles to the cemetery
where Father McHugh offered the last
prayer for the dead, and the body was
then lowered into grave on the snow
capped mountainside while relatives and
friends stood with heads bowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
WERRENRATH WEDS'
vERNA I. MEDIC
Bride of Baritone Is Twin Sis.
ter OF Mrs. Thomas R. Shipp
of Washington.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January s,-Reinald
werrenrath. noted baritone. and his
bride. the former verna True Neidig,
New York. were on their honeymoon
today after a quiet marriage in Wee
hawken. N. J.
They were married by Mayor Emile
Grauert. who. when asked concerning
the ceremony, said he understood IL
was to have been kept secret.
werrenrath's first wife was Ada
Peterson Of Hudson. s. Oak. The mar
RAGE ended in divorce in Reno last
wear. Although no allowance for aiimony
was made by the court. il MAS under
stood werrenra;h had promised TO pay
$4,000 a year for the support OF their
three children.
Miss Neioig gave her age to the Wee
hawken mayor as "a and her birth
place rs South Dakota. Mr.. Werrenrath
gave his age as 80.
Miss Neidig is the twin sister Of Mrs.
Thomas r. Ship. wife OF Thomas
Ship. former newspaper man and
manager of a publicity bureau in this
city for the past Is years.
Miss Neidig has made numerous
visits 10 Washington and is well known
here.
Both Mr and Mrs Shipp witnessed
the marriage Yesterday and have not
vet returned 10 Washington. Miss Neidie
r. brunette. while her twin sister is
pronounced blonde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
CALIFORNIA G. o. P.
GETS BEHIND HOOVER
All Factions Unite in Declaring
Him a. Choice for Presiden.
tial Nomination.


9y she Assoc s.ec Prees.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 3.-Lead-
ers representing al factions in the Re-
publican party In California yesterday
ses aside their differences OF past years
10 unite in an appeal TO citizens TO sup
port Herbert Hoover for the Republican
nomination for President
The appeal was headed by william H.
Croker. Republican national commit
teen1an from California. and carried the
names OF numerous members of the
progressive wing Of the party, which was
started IN this State by the then gov
9nos. Hiram w. johnson. now a United
States Senator. Gov. c. c. Young a
member Of the johnson political group.
has signed the appeal
johnson and Hoover were opponents
Tor the Republican nomination At the
presidential primaries in 1920. johnson
Won
The Republican party viii be honor
Ing itself In presenting Herbert Hoover
a. It's candidate for President, and we
call upon the citizens Of California TO
!osn with Us In assuring a delegation TO
the Republican national convention
which viii unanimously and whole
heartecly support Herbert Hoover for
the Republican nomination for Presi-
cent .! the United States" said the
signed statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
MARINES TO RESUME
FLIGHT TOMORROW
Transport Plane Sets New Wash
ington. Miami Record on Mic.
sraguan Trip.

Ey the Associated Press
MIAMI. Fla February 3.-The third
United States Marine transport plane
10 be sent by the air route to Nicaragua
for service against the SANDING forces
probably viii make the jump from here
% Managua tomorrow. after having
get Q new nonstop mark OF hours
and 20 minutes from Washington to
Miami yesterday.
Lieut.. George H. Towner. accom-
panied by Lieut. James B. McHugh, re-
lief pilot and radio operator. and Sergt.
Robert wence. mechanic. arrived here
today al 3:45 pm. after taking Oh
from Washington at 6:25 am.
The three flyers win check their mo-
tors and make preparations for an
early start tomorrow. They viii follow
the route blazed by Mai E. H. Brainerd
and Maj. L. NJ Brown. the pilots Of
two previous trips.
The tropical radio station here will
keep in touch with the ship through
out the flight, directly and by way Of
affiliated stations in Central America
The route to Managua will be south
20 Key West. directly 10 Havana. from
there west TO the tip OF Cuba and on
westward 70 within sight of the coast
Of Yucatan. then south along the Yucca
tan coast and inland at Tela. Honduras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
-FOUR BOAT RACES
PLANNED FOR CITY
Cold Cup Speedboat Event
Will Be Added to Program
This Year.

Washington. which last year staged
three of the five major speedboat races
of the country this year will add q
fourth. the Gold Cup race. which is
considered the greatest single race OF
America. Announcement that the race
has been secured for the Presidents
Cup regatta next September was made
last night by the Corinthian Yacht
Club. sponsor Of the regatta.
The club also announced that the
three races that were held last year
will again be staged on the Potomac
of Hams Point. They are the Presi-
dents Cup, Dodge Memorial Cup and
Secretary of the Nays Cup races.
September % and % have been set as
tentative dates for the races.
Decision Delayed.
Washington was offered the Gold CUP
race in preference to Baltimore and
Newport. r. l.. by the American Power
Boat Association. which has charge of
all the races. Until last night, how
ever. there was some doubt about
whether the Corinthian Club would
accept the offer on account of the ex-
pense.
The race, with the other three. is ex-
pected to bring to Washington the
greatest single array of speedboats ever
TO compete in one regatta. A change
in the conditions of the race will as
sure competition by both displacement
and hydroplane type boats
Boat Type Changed.
The Presidents Cup. Dodge Cup and
Secretary OF the Nays Cup races are
lor displacement type boats, and here
tofore the Gold Cup race also has been
competed for by this type of boats.
This year, however. the rules call for
the Gold Cup competition by boats of
The hydroplane type. those with a step
built into the hull to enable them TO
skim over the surface of the water
This change is expected to result in a
new record for the race. since the hy-
dropiane type boats are faster than
those of the displacement type.
Boats for the Gold Cup race are al
ready being built to conform to the
changed conditions. it was said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
CHILE CENSORS MOVIES.

SANTIAGO. Chile. February Lp).--
The minister OF interior has decreed
motion picture censorship.
Minors under Is may see only movies
OF legends. historical voyages and COM
edies. They must not be permitted TO
view films portraying crimes or love
scenes.
At the same time the importation and
showing OF films which might cause
ridicule or outrage against the author
tiles or against persons. or offend ma
tional pride and patriotism at home or
abroad, or offend the morals or GUS
toms OF foreign countries or religions
was barred. Films claiming to point a
moral by showing immoral acts or
which might incite TO crime were also
banned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
JUSTICE STAFFORD'S SONNET
WINS POETRY CONTEST HONOR
Local Jurist Gets Second
Place for Composition on
Lindbergh.
Edwin Markham Awarded
First Prize for His Poem,
1.-The Leader"

Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford of
the District Supreme Court has been
advised that his sonnet. "Lindbergh."
won second place in the contest about
leaders in the fourteenth poetry con-
test under the auspices of the Amer
lean section of the Poetry Society of
Great Britain. The first prize OF 500
was given to Edwin Markham. dean of
American poets. for his poem. 1.-The
Leader" More than 600 poems were
submitted.
The Judges of the contest included
Mrs. William A. Bartlett. chairman of
the premiums committee: Mrs Nicholas
Murray Butler. Lady Maud Warrender.
Britain; Prof Curtis Hidden Page,
president of the Poetry Society OF Amer
lea: Archibald Flower. governor of the
Shakespeare Memorial Theater: George
Wharton Pepper. former United States
Senator: Henry Woodhouse. president
Of the Aerial League of America.
Hewitt H. Rowland. editor of Century;
Virginia Watson. editor Harpers Maya
zine, and Prof. Joseph Alexander of
the Ohio State University.
Other poets who received large num-
Der of votes are Miss Ruth E. Hender-
son. the Wyoming. Washington: Stan.
ton A. Coblentz. Prof. Henry Mead
Bland. Angela Morgan. J. w. Nance,
Mrs Faith v. Villas, Benjamin c. Wood
bury, Jeanne r. Foster, Miss Julia Dab
ney. Comdr. Carlyon Bellairs. M. p.
London. Petronella ODonnell. Somer-
set. England: Nine. Helena Derezinska.
Warsaw. Poland EVELYN NJ. Watson,
G. 7. Evans. Georeina B. Wells. Or.
Mary Brent Whiteside. Miss Inez Tenn
pie. Miss Alice E. Hughes. Mrs. r. T.
Wells, Miss Madeline Mason Mannheim
Mrs. Ellen c. johnson. Mary Noble
Allen. Mary Siegrist, Fora Cheever and
Clyde Robertson.
The subjects of the various poems
submitted included Jesus OF Nazareth.
Washington. Lincoln, Napoleon, Peary'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03

Joan of Arc. Plato, Achilles. Alexander
Percy Stickney Grant, in whose men,
DRY the contest was held: Lindbergh,
Guynemer. Faraday and Edison
Mr.. Justice Staffords poem follows:
Lindbergh.
Lone eagle OF the wild Atlantic plain.
Tall, laughing boy, with sun glints in
yours eyes.
Playfellow Of the lightning and the rain.
Co-sentry with old watchers in the
skies
Light-hearted prologue to the epic muse.
Glad reuniter of long -riven parts.
Bright Hermes OF the nations bringing
news
OF love still flaming In all human
hearts.
do I deserve all this?" Oh, more, far
more.
More than the grateful world can ever
pay.
A fouler fog than hides Newfoundland's
shore
Your little bark's propeller whirled
away
Fly on. above the mist Of sordid things,
Rise, like the sun, with healing in
your wings!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
SOVIET RAILWAY BONDS
ON SALE IN ENCL AND
Foreign Once Refuses 70 State
Policy Eow-Secur!ties Are
drowned On In U. 3.

- ne 1ss,'astst Ps~ss
London, February 3-The Russian
6ossst Railway nonnk. ssls o. yo,cn IN
the Cn.tec States .s iooked upon attn
cisspprovs1 oy the American STATE De-
peSu1sDt nave neen on Asls Ia Great
britSsn for several months but il was
lsafriec from goyeTnnfn, quarters yes
kfdzy that there has been little trading
Z them
II SAs stated that the foreign Office
~ present has no pplicy " ANNOUNCE
kkRtncins their saIs. 10 parliamentary
csfels' IT IL ezDectso that ouestlpns will
b. pat 70 the government .eaz,ciny
the DOaca when the House Of Commons
eonstnrs next WEEK.. ard !, IL probable
that Premier Baldwin Or Winston
Cnurch!n, chancellor O: the exf nfqsef,
viii then state Britain policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
IR0NSIDES' PICTURE
PRICES ARE DOUBLED
S2co,O 900 Still Needed to Complete
Rebuilding Of Historic
Frigate.
By thr Associated pre.4

BY thr Associated Peas
NEW YORK, February 3.-An IN
crease from 25 TO so cents on the price
Of the 1o-color reproductions of the
historic frigate Constitution. beginning
March l. vas announced yesterday as
a step toward raising the $3.50, 900
needed to complete the rebuilding Of
the vessel.
In making this announcement the
national committee In charge Of the
campaign said th2t about $4,000 has
thus far been spent on the rebuilding
Of old Ironsides"
The demand for wood and metal
souvenirs from the ships hull made at
the Boston Navy Yard is increasing
and $500 worth Of souvenirs are being
purchased weekly as fast as they can
be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
THOMPSON is HAILED
AS FRIEND OF SOUTH
Chicago Mayor Acclaimed in New
Orleans as TOO Good a Demo-
crat to Be Republican"

By the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. February 3.-Mavor
William Hale Thompson of Chicago. in
midnight theater demonstration early
today, was acclaimed by Huey p. Long
Democratic nominee for Governor Of
Louisiana, as a friend of the South.
Mayor Thompson. Mr.. Long declared.
is too good Democrat to be a Republi-
can and too musical and hospitable to
have been born north Of the Mason and
Dixon line.
In the pages of modern history. Mr..
Long said, ii will be recorded that the
city OF New Orleans vas as ably de-
Tended from the forces Of nature In
the food control battle OF 1929 by
William Hale Thompson as il was from
the forces OF the British in 1915 by old
Hickory" Jackson.
Mayor Thompson arrived last night
amidst noisy din OF river boat. loco
motive and factory whistles. heightened
by the booming OF cannon. to present
the $4,000 prize and gold cup to the
winner in the New Orleans Handicap
today and to witness the william Hale
Thompson Handicap run at the Fair
Grounds. He was accompanied BY $50
Chicagoans and brass band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
WRGlNIANS FAVOR
SHORT. BALLOT PLAN
Senate Passes Measure. 27-12, for
Amendment to State Con.
stitution.

Special Dispatch 10 This Star
RICHMOND. Va. February 3.-The
proposed amendments to the constitu-
ton known as the "short-ballot amend
ments" were passed in the Senate yes
terdav by vote OF q to L. Every
member OF the Senate was on hand.
there being one vacancy In the body,
The amendments in their order are:
To empower the governor to name a
secretary OF the commonwealth to serve
Tor the term Of the governor, a treasurer
for the State with a similar term the
superintendent of public instruction for
term OF four years and commissioner
OF agriculture 10 serve the term with
the governor.
There was spirited opposition to this
part OF the governors program. The
matter will now 60 TO the House for
concurrence
Delegate r. Lindsay Gordon OF Louisa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
Low Air Flight Ruling.

The limit Of height below which
Army aircraft may not ny over persons
has been set at IS feet. The War De-
partment has issued instructions pre-
scribing that in all forms of training
involving the combined Use OF air and
ground troops. in air races. on exhibit
ton flights or on any type Of mission
which requires flying over individuals
troops Or groups Of persons on the
ground. aircraft will at all times be
flown In a manner 10 insure safety OF
all concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
GIRL SCHOOL BOARD
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
President Green and Vice Presi-
dent Hoxton of Potomac, Va, In
stitution Tender designations.

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Star.
POTOMAC, Va, February 3. 49, Rev
Bergman Green and Archibald Hox-
ton, president and vice president, re-
spectiVely, OF the board Of trustees Of
st. Agnes Episcopal School for Girls
resigned from office at meeting OF
the board last night. They still hold
membership On the board. however
Bishop Henry ST. George Tucker was
elected president to fill the vacancy
left by the resignation OF Rev. Green
and Rev. George Vest. rector Of En-
manuel Episcopal Church Of Braddock
was named vice president
The board reelected Miss Margua-
rite Chapman principal Of the school
and formally accepted the use of a
nearby cottage for one year 10 accom-
modate more boarding pupils The use
Of the cottage was donated by friend
The trustees will hold their next meet
Ing on March 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
AUTO RECIPROCITY
MEASURE PRESENTED
Senator Ball Asks Repeal of vir-
ginia Law Causing Friction
Between State and d. C.

Special Dispatch to The star.
RICHMOND. Va, February Ser
ator Ball has presented a bill when
has for its object the repeal Of sub
section c Of section 20 OF the Virginia
automobile law
That is the section which has caused
SO much friction between Virginia and
the District OF Columbia and provides
that when machine is owned in an
other State and is engaged in business
in Virginia. it shall carry a Virginia
license
The bill of Senator Ball will elimi-
nate that section from the present Law
and it is believed much trouble will be
saved over various interpretations of
the law as IL stood,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-03
ZEBRA INJURIES KEEPER.
Noted Circus Man Dragged and
Bitten by Frigbtsned Animal

LJE ANGELES, February . ~. ~~
A. q. Barnes. noted cUcus man wss
eonfBsc W hospital here today fol-
lowtGis al sttsck upon him by FDTs
Tkt VETERAN circis man was leading
the animal about The Winter chow
quarters yesterday when IL became
frlgbtenfd snc ran, dragging Barnes
for sonls cistsGGs IN his struggles "
regain conuoi he was severely bitten
and ls<@fsHc aEout tn1 nsad stld
shoulders by tfae UeDfs.