The Washington times., 1912-09-08
SCHOOL RULING TO
SEND HYATTSY|LLE
PEOPLE TO CAPITAL
Residents With Children
Will Move to Secure Bet
ter Advantages.

HIATTSNILLE. Md. Sept Son ac-
count Of the recent ruling Of the school
ofhCials of the District of Columbia a
number of residents of this town with
children Of school age. will move into
NaShlngtOn this fall While HVatts-
vile has an excellent graded school, it
lacks high school, and the custom has
heen FOR the parents here to send their
children to the Washington high schools
to finish their schooling. AS the re-
cent ruling will prevent this. there Is
no alternative but to get within the
limits of the District
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
George r. Emark Camp. NJ. l,4I,
United Confederate Veterans, for re
in October. At this meeting plans will
be formulated for attending the cere-
monies to be held at Gettysburg next
wear This camp was orga niZed in 1900
with ninetN-fOur members, and less
than nifty are now surviving.
Promotion of the Baltimore and Vir-
ginia railroad, formerly the old Drum
Point enterprise, has recently been
placed under the direction of Hyland 2.
Stewart, of Baltimore, who is now en-
deavOrinE to dispose Of the stock in
small blocks. The road has been au-
thoriZed by the Public Service Commis-
sion to issue S1,OOO,OoO in stock and
$500, 600 in bonds, but those fostering the
proposition are now anxious that the
authorization Of bonds be changed to
one Of stocks, their claim being that
an all-stoCk road is the fairest means
of financing such a proposition. The
Chamber Of Commerce and the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association
have both indorscd the road
Following tour Of the roads through
lower Anne Arundlc, Calvert, Charles,
St Mary and Prnce Georg" counties,
Chairman Weller, Of the state roads
commission. announced himself as be-
ing satisfied with the work in this To-
Cality with the exception of that sec
ton of the State road running from Mt.
Zion to Owings Station. Mr. Weller
said the contractor is having trouble
getting teams and gravel but the road
would be completed in due time.
Mr. and Mrs William GiaCchetti and
daughter. Miss Ernestinc, have return
ed to their home on Spencer street after
six weeks visit to IrvingtOn, Va.
The after-vacation meeting of the
Hyattsville Woman's Christian Temper-
anCe Union will be held Tuesday. Sep
temher 10. al 2:O p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. A. w. Rudisin, Sheridan street.
Mrs Angelo Elmo and children, Of
Block street. are visiting friends and
relatives in New York city.
The Evansville district executive
committee recently appointed by the
county Democratic central committee.
will meet Monday evening in HeDta-
soDhs Hall for the purpose Of eleCunG
officers and discussing some preliminary
steps to I've taken in this district toward
clpcting the ticket This committee Is
composed Of William p. Magruder
John f Hickey. Or Joseph A. Mudd,
J. F Tilard MiIOn T, smith. George
NJ Mcfarland. DR.. Guy w. l.atimer,
Thomas II Garrison, Joseph r. Riley,
and &. w. Chapman.
Company F First Marvlsnd Infantry.
the local company Of militia Will leave
for target practiC" ON ~" state range
.'r.lpo1iS on Wednesday, Sentemher
H. end will return Friday. September
a. The company is under command or
CAPT Oswald A GreaGer.
The supervisors Of election for this
Satnrdav SrDtomhcr 2S, 10 give out
hooks nnd other registration para Dher-
MALTA t. the registration Officers. Thos"
nrDointod in Hyartsvill" district ar"
John NJ Adams. Republican, and John
A. Johnson. Democrat
Thomas II Brooks. an assistant OBJ
server at Mt Weather, va. Is NlSlt-
his mother Mrs Nellie Fuller Brooks,
Wine and Franklin avenues.
Miss H,len Virginia McFa rland has
returned to her home on Win" ave-
nuc after an extended visit to tri"ndS
and relatives in I.vn"hhUr|, Va