The Washington times., 1911-10-13
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER ls. 1911.
DR.. Wiley is undergoing q heavy OK
pense II he is having all these congratli-
lations framed.
Secretary Hilton. Of the District Board
of Pharmacy, is examining ten appli-
cants today, although the soda foun-
tain season is nearly over.
The aeroplane semaphore Is the latest
development out at College Park and
the Government experts located there
are giving It their best attention.
Health Officer Woodward put a great
truth In a few words when he told the
normal school teachers that the basis
Of good teaching was good health.
There are many larger fleets, but few
OF more importance than the fleet CT
oyster boats, which will begin to ply the
neighboring waters on Monday next.
That section Of the District between
Chevy Chase and Great Falls should
take sudden boom now, since It ia TO
be traversed by q connecting railroad.
Plans are already being made for the
big rally Of the Daughters of America
to be held early in November. There
was at least harmony in the preliminary
meeting.
The delivery wagon which col,ided
with milk wagon in F street yester-
day certainly performed q great sery-
ice for the cats and kittens in that
neighborhood.
The Ramblers' Club, owned by the
sportsmen Of Alexandria, has been de-
stroyed by fire Just at the time when
the open season for most things worth
hunting has begun.
The Summer Capital was at Rev.r,v
the Fall Capital It is now announced
will be at Hot Springs, Va, but the
Winter Capital, the one that counts.
will be in Washington.
Tho Government Is going to have TO-
100000 postal savings certificates printed,
which means that the outlook for bus,-
ness Is very good in this new depart
ment OF the postal service.
There Is one more reason why Sen-
ator Davis will not ride In q taxicab
when he returns to the Capital. He
has married a new wife and will have
to have an automobile of his own.
District Electric Railway Commission
er Thomas w. Smith knows something
today that he didn't yesterday-that he
IL In sympathy with the people of the
District in the campaign for transfers
Virginia Jury has decided that un-
less one gets a seat in q Car one need
not pay his fare. 1t would not be a
bad idea to bring some of washingtor's
street railway troubles before this Jury.
Major Smalley, Of the American
Salvation Army home, reports the serv-
ing OF SS, 400 meals to deserving families
during the first nine months Of this
year. And the greatest of these is
charity"
, The fall smoker to be given by tho
local letter carriers on Saturday even
ing Of next week will be a delightful
event. The orchestra will give its first
public concert under the leadership of
Edwin Haas.
Count Bnissert. the eight-year-oId son
or the FORMER Belgian minister, has lust
concluded a trip from his home in
Belgium to attend a Washington school.
His only comment on his long trip was
that he was a little lonesome"
Not the least of the attractions of
Washington's new postal savings bank
is the fact that It will be kept open
until late In the evening Beginning
next Saturday the bank will be open
every day except Sundays and holidays.
The. actor who is answering In q
Washington court to a charge OF pur-
Joining the play. Tempest and Sun
shine" probably feels that although .all
the worlds a stage" care must be
taken as to the source OF the Tempest
and sunshine shown thereon.
The estate of the late Rear Admiral
Schiey win not exceed $4,000. There is
no reason why a man should not be at
once wealthy and patriotic, but the
patriot who dies comparatively poor al
ways holds a peculiarly warm Place In
the affections OF the people.
Harry w. Fuller. passenger traffic
manager OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. and the oldest official of the
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