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The Washington times., 1915-07-19
OUR GROWING MANUFACTURES

Along the railroad line from New
York to Washington there are no
less than dozen factories, Just
erected or being erected, to manu.
facture goods formerly shipped to
US by Germany. Two of the largest
OF these are for making dyes and
toys.
Recent reports of the Department
OF Commerce show that our exports
to the allied nations have more than
quadrupled during June as COM
pared with the same month last
year. Most of this commerce is
pouring through New England or
New York. The factories between
Washington and Gotham show that
all sections are awakening to their
opportunities. Why need the South
be slow?
In the articles it has been making
right along, New England has an un-
questioned advantage because it
knows the markets and has the good
will of customers. But in the new
field opened by the war there is
more nearly an even break. In the
new South American expansion
there is every opportunity for other
sections than New England to make
headway.
The Washington times., 1915-07-19
THE KINDLY "PUBLlc"

Even dear old general public
likes to be thanked when it really
has done a generous thing. The
public Of Washington was appealed
to through The Times for the sup
port of the "Baby Fan Campaign. "
This public was urged to buy every
one of the 10000 fans laid in to be
sold by workers in behalf of the
summer camps of the Associated
Charities.
The community responded so
generously that the supply of fans
was exhausted in one day, and the
workers had to scurry around for
more to sell the second day.
Washington has had an unusual
number of appeals for charity this
season. In addition to the Door,
who are always with US at home,
the Capital has contributed largely
to the stricken peoples of Europe.
The effort for the summer camps
came as a new thing, and citizens
needed no urging to give to a fund
that meant fresh air, sunshine, food
and a period of play for the poor
and sick children. Wherefore the
public that is so often appealed to
should be thanked most heartily.
The Washington times., 1915-07-19
TO EAT OR NOT TO EAT

When experts disagree the lay.
man may pay his money and take
his choice. That is what he is ant
to do anyway in regard to the food
question.
Surgeon General Gorgas recently
asserted that those who can afford
it usually eat too much-much too
much for health and comfort. AS
II in refutation of that pronounce
ment the ever present DR.. Woods
Hutchinson, in a current medical
magazine, sounds the praises of
overeating, and attributes the less
ening Of tuberculosis, and of many
diseases among the young to the
increased consumption of sugars and
fats, and other rich diets.
Between these two, most folk
will be ready to agree with the Sur
geon General, and probably will act
in accord with the Hutchinson the.
ory. The latter gentleman has the
knack of lending the weight of medi.
cal counsel to those things the pub.
lie likes most to do, and the mental
state of those who overeat, if not
their digestions, will be considerably
improved by his advice.
The Washington times., 1915-07-19
HAPPENINGS OF DAY
I'm. CAPITAL SOCIETY
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington,
Gossip of Hostesses.

The Rev. Dr.. c.. Ernest Smith. rector
OF 81. Thomas Episcopal Church. an
lounges nc. the engagement OF his daugh-
nston Miss 70 s,S RSser d Berry Of d.S Mash m
asnlnston few seasons ago and Is Il
popular member Of the younger set Her
nance Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Mariha. berry, Of Washington and Upper
~. ihnoro, I'D TO-. The wedding will take place
DR.. Smith and his daughters expect to
ton. "
iels. will go to Morehead City, N. c..
the last Of this week to Join Mrs Dam
iels and their sons. Many hospitalities
have been arranged for Mrs. Daniels
evening last week she was hostess at a
sevt raj boats chartered for the occa-
sion. the guests numbered nearly 100,
and new moon added to the charm
Mrs. Daniels and her sons expect to
return to Single Oak early in August.
- -
Miss Glady ingalls, entertained at tea
House, at Hot Springs. va, which she
recently purchased. Among the guests
were Mrs, Melville E. Ingalls,, Mr.. and
Mrs. ME- M E; INGALLS,. r.; Mrs: David
Admiral H. T. 3. Harris. retired. and
MRS Harris entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Casino at Narragan-
sett Pier
, Myron T. Herrick. formerly United
states ambassador to France, was en-
tertained at luncheon the last of the
Va. by Nine. Christian Hauge. Among
her other guests were DR.. George n.
Poulien. secretary Of the Bulgarian le-
cation; Felix Yturbe. Miss Gladys In
gals. and Mrs. James Ross Todd
DR.. Poulieff gave dinner at the
Homestead Hotel the same evening,
after which Mr.. Herrick left for his
home In Cleveland, where he will en-
who are returning from the Panama
Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1915-07-19
Capital Proven to Re
Ideal Summer Resort
Official Government Records Show Washington Has
More Hours of Sunshine More Cooling Breezes,
and Less Cloudiness Than New York.

New York having uttered loud boasts
that she Ii the ideal summer resort
among cities Of the East. It becomes
necessary for Washington to produce
the official records proving the National
Capital enjoys that distinction. and has
New York and other big towns backed
UP into corner and yelling for Ice
water. =
Washington has more hours Of sun
shine. more cooling breezes. and lesi
cloudiness than any city hereabonts.
The records demonstrate that III
weather is more nearly ideal than tina,
OF any large city In the New England
Southern or Atlantic Coast States.
-, The temperature here 10 moderate
Notwithstanding.
New York's Claims Knocked Out.
Day in and day out a fellow can keer
as cool In this city as in any big town
this side Of the Mississippi. The Capi.
tails sunshine record Is near par. and
gloom and cloudiness are infrequen,
visitors So say the records.
Nothing IL lacking within the bounda.
ries OF the District. except salt water
to make this an ideal summer resort
Chesapeake Beach. Colonial Beach. dnd
other resorts admirably equipped to pro-
vide this want
All this Is not a mere press agents.
dream. The assertions are based or
the United States Weather Bureau.
New York. not content with burning
It's Broadws1 lights brightly at the ex
pense Of out-of-town visitors all winter
recently has stepped into, the arena
biatantly proclaiming itself the idea
CITY summer resort.
Weather Bureau facts knock into q
cooked hat New York's calm assump
ton that 1t is the most sunshiny city
on the Atlantic coast. and a number oi
other claims 1t has put forth.
Capital Superior. In Every Way.
Washington. according to the undis'
putable records OF the Weather Bureau
Is superior in every way climatically tc
New York city.
The New York boast, ''24o days oi
sunshine in a year." is made to appea,
an empty assertion by the records OF
hours of sunshine In Washington ant
1914, and the first six months in the
present. The figures OF the Weather
Bureau for this period are:
New York-Total sunshine in 1914.
$3.50 hours. or 56 per cent Of tho
total possible sunshine.
Washington-Total sunshine in 1914.
2.STs hours. or 81 per cent Of the
the total possible sunshine.
The total sunshine In New York from
January to July /. 1918. was 1,364 hours
against LAP hours In a similar period
in Washington.
Washington far excelled New York ir
the past month with a total Of 3l2 hours
or 20 per cent Of the total possible sun.
shine in the thirty days, against n.
possible sunshine in New York.
New York city. Baltimore. and ever
The Washington times., 1915-07-19
WALL STREET COLD FEET

What is the matter with Wall
Street?
This country, with nearly billion
bushels of wheat, with nearly three
billion bushels of corn, with all other
crops in proportion, is now about to
take out of the ground more natural
wealth than was dreamed of by the
whole world only few generations
ago.
This country, with the steel plants
operating nearly 100 per cent full,
with thousands of our other mills
and factories running day and night,
with the railroads once more earn
ing a living, with general business
steadily gaining headway, is again
set out upon the road of fabulous
industrial and commercial wealth
making.
This country, with it's sales abroad
of war and all other supplies at the
rate of a net foreign trade balance
of $5,0O0,OOO day, $6,OOO,OOO day,
$7,O00,OOO day-certainly billion
and half year, probably two
billion a year-is going out of Eu-
ropes debt like magic, is piling up
international credits mountain high
is founding a financial power in
comparable.
Does Wall Street fancy that when
it has cold feet it must freeze the
great red-blooded throbbing heart OF
the nation into paralysis? If il
does it has mental chilblains.
Does Wall Street imagine that
any records of encouragement and
gloom that it can write on the stock
market ticker conceal the tida
waves of prosperity which are
sweeping up and down this country
If it does it is blind.
Does Wall Street conceive that the
immeasurable riches of the United
States, multiplying faster than the
gains can be counted, can be manip,
ulated or hugger-muggered or panic
spilled OF this favored and hspp,
The Washington times., 1915-07-19

ton a. the guest Of her parents in the
spring. 10 at present at her home, In
Pittsburgh, but with Mr.. Vilsack. will
60 shortly to Canada for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
will leave Washington about August l
for a holiday. but have not yet de-
cided upon their destination.
Miss Eleanor Morgan. will be the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs Jerdone Pettus
at Northeast Harbor for several weeks
during August.
DR.. and Mrs. William Holloand Will
mer and Miss Rebekah Wilmer. who
are passing the summer at their coun-
try home at Boise " va xuSust w 90 20,
short visit.
Mrs. Thomas Ewing and Miss Alex
andra Ewing are at the sh0reham'
Miss Katherine Duckwall. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. T. w. B. Duckwall. Is
the guest Of Lieutenant Thomas NJ.
Defrees. U. s. A.. retired. and Mrs.
Defrees at their cottage at berkeley
Former Congressman and Mrs. Peter
! Goelet Gerry sailed to Narragansett
Pier Yesterday from their country place
which anchored Off the New York
Yacht Club landing.
/ Daniel Steen. Of Christiania. Norway.
who arrived aboard the Bergensfjord
Astoria, New York. He Will come to
| Washington In few days to Join the
staff Of the Danish legation. He has
represented his country at Paris. Lon
don' and other capitals
T. A. Witherspoon is stopping at the
McAlpin' New York city
Lieut. and Mrs. i. T. Bull. stationed
at Plattsburg. N. Y. and their house
guest. Miss Virginia Wallace. are at
Lake Placid. N. Y. where they went
by motor.
Mrs. M. J. Kelly and the Misses Kelly.
of Spring Grove. Pa. and Miss Clara
Healey. of Petaluna. Cal. have ar
rived at the shorehaam,
Miss Alice Clapp and Miss Florence
Farnsworth will leave Washington We'd
nesday to motor to Cape May.
ambassador. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
taGu La Montagnn. of New York. were
the guests OF Leonard Richards. of New
York. on board his yacht. the Garcia
| ~. which arrived at Narragansett Pier
last evening.
' Capt. Isaac f. Emerson arrived at
| Narragansett Pier yesterday from New
port with yachting party on board
the Margaret, which left later for a
cruise through the bay.
| ~
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Adams will
leave Washington Saturday to motor
to Chicago. where they will spend about
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. (. l.. sawtelle. OF
Wheeling: and C. F. sherman. OF Mt
Vernon. N. Y. are recent arrivals OF
interest at the Shoreham.
-
Lieut.. Philip Sheridan has returned
to Fort Myer from Nonquit. Mass.
where his mother. Mrs. Philip H
Sheridan. has a cottage and where
Mrs. Sheridan and their baby daugh
ter will spend the rest Of the sum
mer.
Miss Elizabeth Harding. daughter
of w. p. G. Harding. OF the Fedora
Reserve Board. is lingering in Wash
ington enjoying the new motor which
her father purchased recently. How
ever. she will leave town In the nea
future to be gone until September
and during that time will visit IN
White sulphur Springs. Gloucester
Mass, and on Long Island
The Minister OF Cuba and Madam
de Cespedes have started upon an ex
tended motor trip and will be absen
several weeks. They spent last nigh
i'm Baltimore and will proceed theme
; 70 Niagara Falls.