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"A CHILDREN MISS
TUBERCULAR CAMP
Oily SO Are Being Given
Treatment There to
Combat Disease.
BY MRS. ERNEST r. GRANT.
Chairman, tuberculosis Children's Sanato-
rum Committee.


Chairman, tuberculosis Children's ssnato-
rum Committee.
The Summer camp for tuberculosis
children that opened last week at Four
tenth and Upshur streets Is filled to
capacity with so little folks, ranging
from to hl2 years of age, while "a
children who could not be accommo-
dated are on the waiting list.
The camp, on wooded hilltop, is
made up of a group Of what might APP
pear to child to be playhouses, topped
with canvas, like circus tents, which
nestle among the shady green trees.
Surrounding sunny open square they
are screened on all four sides and
opened wide to catch every breeze that
blows.
The youngsters spend all their play
time and rest time in the open square,
where a radio plays. And if by chance
you should arrive at the camp between
the hours of and $3.50 pm. you would
find this sunny playground filled with
so khaki-colored cots, and one each cot,
resting, child whose sun-tanned body
Is taking on a most fashionable hue.
For Old Sol, playing his ultra violet
and infra-red rays over their small, thin
bodies, is giving them a treatment that
is called heliotherapy, or sun treatment.
If you have children of your own you
may be prompted to ask the nurse how
she is able to keep these youngsters so
quietly on their cots for two and a half
hours. Then you will be surprised to
learn that she keeps them there practi-
cally Is hours out of every "a, either
sleeping, resting or in some form of
quiet recreation. For rest, she will tell
you, is one of the prime factors in the
treatment of tuberculosis And she also
will tell you, and you will be amazed to
know, that every one of these SO chill
dren are in bed every evening at Z
O'Clock
Long hours Of rest, sunshine and
fresh air in abundance, nouriShing food,
supervised play and medical care make
up the daily program of these children
who come from homes where often
return to good health is practically an
impossibility. Especially is this true
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who cannot be provided for at the
present time. It Is this continuous
care, day and night, that pays the
largest dividends to the tuberculous
children in particular and to the COM
munity in general.
Each Summer, for three short
months, this continuous care is pro-
vided by the Washington Tuberculo-
sis Association for the limited number
of children fortunate enough to be ad-
mitted to the camp. Here well trained
nurses are on duty day and night, and
physicians from the adjacent hospital
make visits each morning and evening
The director of occupational therapy,
also from the hospital. superviseS
crafts work especially designed to in
terest sick children at a minimum eX-
penditure of energy to the child.
Each year at the close of camp a
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where adults are suffering from active
and advanced forms of tuberculosis. as
it means that the children are exposed
constantly to dosages of tubercle bacilli
greater than the little bodies can re-
Sist. In one instance four children
come from such a home. 1t is a COM
mon experience to find two or three
tubercular children in a family where
crowded living conditions make expo
sure doubly dangerous.
SanatOrium Will Solve Problem.
However, many of these problems
will be infinitely simpler to solve when
the Tuberculous ChildrenS Sanatorium
is built, for which President Coolidge
signed the bill on March /, 1929. au-
thorizing an appropriation of half
million dollars.
Then the Nations Capital can give
24-hour care to all Of the sick children
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BINGHAM TO MODIFY
CONGRESS GAG PLAN
Senator Would Now Curb Members
From Libeling Private Citizens
Only, He Says.

Senator Bingham of Connecticut,
who recently announced he would offer
a constitutional amendment doing away
with the immunity now granted mem
bers of the Senate and House for what
they may say on the floor of their
respective houses, said yesterday he
would modify his original proposal.
His amendment viii leave the LAM
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gratifying number of these tubercu-
lous children are pronounced well.
But what about the other "a chill
dren on the waiting list?"
DR.. j. w. Peabody, medical director
of the camp and superintendent of the
tuberculosis Hospital, looks you
squarely in the eye when he asks this
question. Your eyes blink a bit as you
admit you don't know, but you are
afraid they will have to wait. Wait
until the Children's Sanatoriun Is built
but waiting too long is dangerous.
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REAssIGN ARMY OFFICERS.
Col. r. v. s. Chamberlain to Leave
Capital for Fort Adams.

Col. r. v. s. Chamberlain, Infantry,
at the Army War College, this city, has
been assigned to the 18th Infantry at
Fort Adams, r. l.: Maj. Lewis E.
Goodier, jr., retired. has been relieved
from duty at the high school, Winches-
ter, Va, and ordered to Wright Field,
Dayton, Ohio; Capt. Paul NJ. Ellis, 5th
Infantry, from Fort Mckinley, Me-, to
Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y; Capt
Walton w. Cox, Sd Cavalry, from Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, to Boston; Capt.
Harry Greene, Medical Administrative
Corps, to the general dispensary, this
city; First Lieut.. Don L. Hutchins, Air
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Corps. from Boiling Field, Anacostia,
to the War Department.
Inc president has accepted the resig-
nation OF Mai. Harold S. Martin, Air
corps; stationed at Wright Field, Day
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TEXTILE HEAD CHOSEN.
Arkansas Man Named President

OF Southern Association.
AsHEvILLE, N. C., July 6 R.-rhe
Southern Textile Association today
elected as its president l.. L. Brown.
superintendent of the International
Shoe Lacing Co, Malvern, Ark, at the
closing session of two-day convention
The association delayed selection of
next years convention city.
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At the close of the year 1927 there
we're approximately 100000 feeble
minded patients cared for during the
year in this country, at q cost Of
$50. 600 900,
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So many smart women are
choosing Summer frocks at this
price, we know these have
something irresistible. about
them! Cool i'm the Office
sleeveless for spOrts-dashing
for vacation wear-and prac-
teal for all kinds of outings,
for they're washable! Beauti-
fully made, with 8 or 4-inch
hens! Fancy button TRIM
mings, embroidery, and such
an abundance of becoming
necklines. Washable crepes,
prints and dots; also adorable
chiffon and georgette frocks
(not washable). Sizes ID to
20; SO to so.
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New in style, sturdy in con-
struction and low in price! You
must see this suite! 1t is wal
nut veneered and consists of Bed,
Dresser, Vanity and Chest of
Drawers. At our price it repre-
sents a worthwhile saving!
The Washington times., 1929-03-25
Maube I'm WrOnq
BY John P. Medbury.
Ode to a Cannibal

Ode to a Cannibal
You can't keep a good man
down.
.Justifiable Homicide
When a sick Scotchman gets
we'll and discovers that he has
two bottles of medicine left over.
Vital Statistics
One wife is love. Two wives
Is carelessness.
The owner of a drug store
who has been selling whisky and
gin for seven years was arrested
last week for using tainted meat
in his sandwiches.
Unpopular Songs
She was the professors pet. but
Shs learned her lesson.
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Excuse 1t. Please

Excuse 1t. Please
Very few men are ever disap-
pointed in love. It's marriage
that discou~ages them.
Social Accomplishments
The condemned convict who
wasn't afraid to sit in the elec-
trio chair. He had a lightning
arrester in his pocket.
Our Own Vaudeville
FrIend-When you were abroad
did you visit Egypt?
Tourist don't know. NY hus-
band always bought the tickets.
ESficiPWey Experts
The old @naid who always pow
ders he kcse before she looks
uns~@ sAa Aa&
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S. Cord.
s. Walk.
7. A horse of a certain
color.
s. High.
9. Coats wall.
10. Protect.
II. City in India. +
-. Chinese monetary unit.
13. Increases.
81. Musical instrument.
%. Melody.
25. Bit of fire.
26. French author.
81. Silly.
2S. Roman apartments.
90. Will.
80. African animal.
81. Wash lightly.
80. Spirited horse.
81. Closes.
81. Material for bed cover.
ing.
38. Tavern loafers.
40. Natty.
Al. Sailing ship.
43. Steeples.
A. Strain.
As. Farther from the center.
Al. Tiny points.
Is. Brother of Jacob.
40. Cut down.
so. Monk Of Tibet.
81. Object of worship.
50. No one.
SO. Chew.
56. Girl s name.
(Answer to Saturdays Puzzle.)
The Washington times., 1929-03-25
DOWN

l. Speak imperfeetly.
2. Preliminary bet.
3, One who supplies ice.
4. A kingless government.
The Washington times., 1929-03-25
ACROSS

AOhOSO
]. Den.
5. Piece of leather.
10. Facts.
IA. Movie producer.
i. Fish in a certain way.
16. Minced oath.
II. Advance the foot.
Is. Lariat.
10. Mans name.
20. Inhabitant of part of
South America.
90. PLIERS.
a. Tie.
25. Knock out.
26. Talk between two people.
90. MASTERS.
33. Unto the time of.
81. Portion.
35. Lighted.
SO. Refuse from champagne.
81. Burns.
3S. Curse.
80. Cuckoo.
40. Marking material.
Al. Intelligence.
~. Crust of a marine ami
NAL.
"A. Loaded with sand.
As. Pastries.
As. Pertaining to the ear.
~. Portray.
so. Pitching.
"a. Ridges of glacial sand.
55. Angry.
81. Paradise.
58. Worthless plant.
SO. Announces.
so. The eternal city.
81. Bring suit.
81. Rotating parts of ma
chinery.
63. Not fast.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
Continued.
SALESMAN

By Local Corporation.
Must be. producer. Leads furnished.
5l9 Colorado Bldg.
SPECIALITY statesmen,
Above IS years of age, who can
furnish character references
ambitious and steady, wanted by
a manufacturer of a product
very much in demand.
This position is dignihed and
will appeal to men above the
average earning capacity. Write,
giving full details in first letter.
Address Box 365-C, Star office.
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TAILORING SALESMAN.
We advertised 8 times last week
for an experienced tailoring sales
man and offered a straight salary
to the man who could qualify. Sc
far we have not secured the man
we need. He must be experienced
in our business SO that he can as
sist manager in training inexperi-
enced statesmen; he must have ex-
cellent references; he must be i'm
mediately available. For such a
man we have an opening, paying
regular salary. If you think you
are the man call in person Mon
day afternoon from / to 5, or Tues
day morning from to IL. Mr..
Perry, Alb Evans Bldg, 1920 N. Y.
ave.
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A Clean, Permanent Business
in VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARoL1NA
OFFERS TO MEN WHO CAN MEET RE-
QUREMENTS AND FOLLOW INSTRUC-
TONS AN OPPORTUNITY TO INCREASE
INCOMES
and individual, is told on page Ill of 1.-The
American Magazine" February issue.
To men sincerely in earnest to succeed
and who can finance themselves for two
weeks while learning. interviews will be
granted by the Branch Manager Monday
Feb. ID. Ola and Ia. Those accepted will
be given dealers franchise and trained
thoroughly. Proof OF local money-makinr
possibilities will be shown.
202-205 Insurance Building,
18th & Eye Streets NV
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\ GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Men of fair education who are
DESTROYS of increasing their earn
ings, either by devoting full
time or part time and at the
same time retain their positions,
are offered the following with
out cost or the investment of a
dollar:
An intensive course in LIFE
INSURANCE.
A thoroughly trained man to
go into the field with them until
they can work alone.
A desk, telephone, stationery
and descriptive matter.
The personal assistance of the
general manager.
The help of the company's
field representative at all times.
And a contract to write life
insurance for the OLDEST
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY in America.
We will gladly grant an inter
view which will at least be in
teresting if not appealing.
Address Box AK, Star office.
Frigidaire Sales Corporation,
Washington Branch, will inter
| view a few men to answer in
quiries on the new Frigidaire
cold control, as we'll as to enter
training for sales work in local
territories. Only men between
Is and 40 years of age need
apply. Those who qualify will
be thoroughly trained, and sat.
isfactory financial arrangements
will be made. Apply in person
to Mr.. Watson, Washington
Sales Branch, 5l1 14th st. NV.
ssopposite Hotel Willard.
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SALESM EN- w n y, L Ell.
1t is no trouble to get men, any number
of them, perhaps real statesmen, too. in their
own way and among their own class. But
ours is club matter, and the membership
is confined to the highest type of business
and professional men. Therefore we want
men who can act. as gentlemen in calling
upon other gentlemen and present the
proposition. in dignified and high-class
manner II YOU have had selling experience,
good But it is not an essential for we will
show you how. Also wide acquaintance
among the right type of men in Washing
ton would be helpful.
If you feel that you are qualified to work
with us, come in and talk it over. We will
give you all necessary training, furnish you
with qualified leads from members and CO.
operate in every way.
Commissions are liberal and payable i'm
mediately and the right men can make good
money, at least one hundred dollars week
after you get going. Come in and talk 1t
over. Call Franklin lit and ask for Mr..
O'Brien.
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Sl2 DAILY selling new tablecloth; washes
like oilcloth; no launoe ring; free sample out
1T Jones. 808 N. Clark. Chicago.
WOMAN OF REFINEMENT.
Wanted (2) for travelling positions, paying
$4,000 first year. by one of Americas well
known national organizations. The work is
not routine and offers exceptional oppor-
ttunity for advancement; high school educa-
vestment required. DO not telephone, call
in person; canyassers need not apply. Mrs.
B OOK K E Z P E r qualified
through experience to handle
double-entry system; must come
we'll recommended. Only per-
sonal applications with refer
ences considered. Apply Mr..
I1irsh before 10 am. or after 5
pm.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
21n 40 Tai, c. NJ M
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Neeer mail ORIGINAL recommendations ichen
enstnertlo advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(COntinued.l

MAKE MORE MONEY-Be a radio expert.
Many make $50 to 5000 weekly. Get into
this new, fast-growing profession. You can
learn at home in spare time and make extra
money while doing so. Big 64-page book
free, National Radio Institute, Dept. 9NL7,
Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

The greatest barrier in the way Of securing a
automobile is the disposition Of the old one
Overcome this by selling your through an sd.
vertisement in the Sale Automobile classification of
The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

GIRL, light colored, neat. refined. wishes
position helping in doctors or dentist office;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

GIRL. light colored, refined. desires position
doctors ONCE, maid or nurse. 81 r NV.
Call Pot. 1893 Sun. or Mon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

HOUSEkEEPER, mothers helper, compan-
ion, well educated and refined, wants home
and small salary. Address Box 452-C, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

GIRL, refined young, desires position as
companion to elderly lady or the care OF
children at night in exchange for room and
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RESIDENT MANAGER for apt. house; set
377-C, Star ONCE
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CHARLOTTE SCHOOL OF
DIR ESS DESIGNING

By Our method you can learn
this fascinating and highly profit
able profession of dress design
ing in a short time; day and eve
ming classes. 1924 H NV. to g.
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G1RL-White. about IS years old, for eeneral
housework and plain cooking in small family;
no washing; one who can stay nights; only
those with local reference need apply: $40
weekly. Apply at Office, 637 st. NV, Mon
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LADY, young. eight years double entry
bookkeeping and four years selling experi-
ence, desires position in either or both.
Address Box 252-C. Star once.
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sSdr IN n9S ox e5 2Tyste iamiy
INVALID cared for by trained nurse in
own home. Same as hospital care. Address
Box 4s5-C. Star once. 19'
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STENoGRAPHER. efficient, reliable. wants
WORK 70 take home or part time position.
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P: B. x. OPERATOR: also take charge small
office; experienced in meeting public. Hyatt.
926-J or address Box 433-C, Star Office.
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HELP--MALE.
NOOuthHucust
I'm NnNrNnnnr n A

GET PAY EVERY DAY.
Distribute $50 necessary products to es-
tablished users in washington: Extracts,
soaps. food products. etc. Worlds largest
company will back you with surprising plan.
Write the j. r. Watkins Co., 23l-66 Johnson
ave, Newark, N. J.
HIGH CLASS statesmen wanted for our
Spring selling campaign. Oil-O-Matic Oil
Burner. the burner that is heating more
homes throughout the United States than
any other.
Also
High-class statesmen to sell Corozone,
small, portable machine that destroys bad
odors and purifies indoor air by electricity
The same men can sell both or choice of
either. We offer an exceptionally good
proposition to men who are willing to work
and every possible cooperation will be given
Call tomorrow morning between and IL
and see
William H. Gottlieb,
DOMESTIC
SERVICE CORPORATION,
l706 Connecticut Ave.
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LADY wants place as companion. house.
keeper, light work with refined people. for
room and board, or will pay board and
help with light work. Address Box 364-C,
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HELP--FEMALE.


$40 DAILY selling new tablecloth; washes
6t. Jones. A0A N Clark. Chicago.
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A Rent Room advertisement in The Star is the
surest way to rent your room, because practically
everybody seeking rooms in Washington reads these
advertisements.
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LADY, refined, will care for children nights,
days. Quincy ri. ne. North 4559-W 17s
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE FOR CLERK POST OF
FICE. PATENT OFFICE. EDITORIAL CLERK
STATISTICS, STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS. THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Sc. cor. 18th and F NV. Phi. Met. 6337. :
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COFFE g Side-line salesman
wanted who can sell coffee to the
large hotels and institutions: the
applicant must be a strictly high
grade gentleman who is now SELL
ing some recognized line of goods
to the best class of trade. Address
Box 94-C, Star Office.
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Lady thoroughly competent, desires man.
agement Qf large apartment house, prefer
apply IN building lust under construction,
where personality, executive ability and exc
perlence in interviewing the public are
essential. Very successful in selling apart.
ments, not afraid Of work, splendid refer-
ences Address Box 328-C. Star once. IL
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YOUNG MAN about IS years; must have
bookkeeping experience and knowledge of
dictaphone operation; stenography desirable
put not necessary; must be good typiSt state
salary desired and experience Address Box
399-C. S.Ar office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CASHIER--Double-e bookkeeping. typist,
general once work, desires permanent posi-
ti1n; exceilent references. Address Box
desires position with private family; sub
S Sftos' good reference. Address Box 423-C,
CORRESPONDENTS SECRETARY-Ten wears
with nationals known organization writing
business producing sales letters, collection
letters adjusting complaints, assisting with
advertising copy and booklets now available
Also have personnel and supervisory expert
ence. Unquestionable references. Address
Box 38l-C, Star office.
DAY WORK, laundry: Monday, Tuesday
and "wednesday. 9l9 v st. NV.
DENTISTS ASSISTANT, young woman Of
refinement, good presence. pleasing voice;
ntteen dollars per week. Address Box 256-C,
DREssMAKER; expert litter. New Spring
modelling North 5493.
pRESSMAKER, first-class; take sewing
npmvi YIN y 80 out BY day. 1910 9th st. NV.
DRESSMAkER-First hitter; at home
OF out by the day; street. sports and evening
dresses beautifully made; remodelinE q spe-
cialty. Franklin 1881.
worker: reference Atlantic tia i7ss. ADe''eh'ea
Sc. NV. Apt. i03. Main 56e3.
pRESSMAKING at home or out by day;
e Sefps scss 'hldrsns Clothes plain sewing.
DRESSMAKING, remodeling, coats refined.
$500; dress, $500 to $500; childrens clothes:
store work. Franklin 1924.
FRENCH LADY would take the care OF chill
dren; refined. reliable. Franklin 1852
FRENCHWOMAN, young. would like to work
part time as ladys maid from 10 to
sewer. Mrs. Charlotte. 1882 18th St NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, Competent young
lady, permanent or temporary; typing, Ming,
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SITUATION--MALE.
Continued

FILIPINO chauffeur, expert mechanic, care
full driver; ~ years exp. no objection other
work; best ref. Address Box 352-C, Star
Office. IT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-28
FORECAST TILL So. M. SUNDAY

FORECAST TILL q r. M. SUNDAY
For Maryland-GeneralIy fair tonight:
Sunday increasing cloudiness, possibly
showers in afternoon in extreme west
portion: little change in temperature;
gentle shifting winds.
For the District of Colum bia-Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; little change
in temperature; light variable winds.
For. Virginia-Generall fair tonight ana
Sunday; little change in temperature:
gentle winds, mostly northeast and east.
FLYING WEATHER REPORT
Washington, D. c., to Long Island.
N Y.-Partly cloudy sky this afternoon.
Light to gentle east shifting to south
east or south winds up to 5000 feet.
On Sunday the weather will be partly
cloudy with slight risk of showers and
local thunderstorms In afternoon.
Moderate south or southwest winds.
Washington to Norfolk, Va.-Partly
cloudy sky this afternoon. Light to
gentle northeast, shifting TO east or
southeast winds up to 5000 feet. On
Sunday the weather will be partly
cloudy with gentle to moderate shifting
winds
Norfolk, Va, to Atlanta, Ga.-Mostly
cloudy sky this afternoon. slight risk Of
showers, South Carolina and Georgia.
Gentle northeast and east winds up 10
1000 feet and moderate northeast or
east at 5000 feet. On Sunday the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-28
Governor Richie Keeps
Old Auto Number 3O.OOl

Gov. Albert G. Richie win com
tinue to sport his automobile taa
numbered $4,000 in 1880. But hi
viii be the only man in Maryland aS
lowed to choose his own numerals.
The authorities received as mans
as 500 applications some years fron4
motorists asking for certain nss
nierals and the practice became ID
complicated that 1t has been di2
continued this year.
Approximately $4,000 tags havs
been ordered from the Maryland
State penitentiary shops. They viii
have a green background. With
white letters and numerals.