oaty In t^e tint 6
Mance, hot al*o In the fiHIn* of T*
A sarins ??' ?les.W?!-th (ho an
nual CM1 of running consraaa . U
promlaod through the cutting out of
superfluous employes and In aotlTe
' romiflttees: and utrrhdluetaolhfrd
rommlttaea; and through the Abol
ishment of the time honored rttm
month'. p?r.
plarrs all aro put Into
be known as the
armatsa?'
In th?
TW .election of committees by the
house. A provision to prerent fill
blistering under the role giving au
thority to dlacharge committees fro mi
< nnilderlng bllW. A prorltlon p?r
mlttlag amendments to appropria
tion WUa whenever thaae amend
ments wtll result m retrenchment of
national expenditures Authority
??."*? *s
TW rul<! lo nrerent nl'hinlerlnn
on > motion to dlaclwria a commlt-l
??? (rom custody of a bill !? the ro
??lt ot the Mhbuater conduct*** In
tha laat ?<-ulon by lUprwnUtlTO1
Mann ot llltnot.. Ho b*d th. poat-|
77?
Ti
TUP. I.AKOi?T MX* TO BE i?
PATSXT OR TAX, AXKLK 8TRAB I
OL-N MKTAI, CAW PCMPf
-WE.,, . . , .
f '?*
*ea Commute*. Mated1 that Uwy would,
be offered to the houae Tneeday. Ira
mftiaMr after the preliminary or
gaalaatkm of the Unit coherers
>' la Ita effort to redwre the home
payroll and dlapmae with ertra em
ployee. the democratic caneua an
t horned rwi<Ul chan see: The
afcolahment or ?8 appolntlrc poel
theaa; the dropping at aix atamltntt
cOaamlfifeee fro* \he houae Matt, and
the abolishment of the eitra pay al
lowed each aeealon to the employes.
I The Brat of these Items !? expect
ed. to aare ?1 >0.0)0: the aecond lit.
000 end the withdrawn ot the ex
? tea month" Win aare another ?l?,
i The poeltlons under the houae.
heretofore apportioned ataongal the
poaltlooa under the clerk of houae
jeoold be abollihed.
| One chief bill clerk with four u
alf tanta and ? etenotrapher Krto take
the Piece of the large
jdeirka raeurewd.
l iMtmnao ttnrii
Oaf IktlanliM
Hon. John H. Small, .ad .
cttjpen of thu city ha* Wn
*? ? member of the Rlrer.
bora committee In the next
Th1? l> an honor -Well
the many friendi of Mr.
delighted at kin promotion.
bO" hoard from
committee. Not only la tbla
to be concratylated but
?rws, hikes t m spkcul ?i
? . A'y> .
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4 1-9 to a...
t-a to
M mXKS 11 l-J ? t Prtre ?a.no.
2 1-2 to B. 1-rirf M.IM) /
Q1ARTKB ITJlt-K, M?.KS 11 ?.S
???. SPECIAL ?IM>.
rov HHOCLI) INSPECT THIS UXR
?E OP CHILnttKX'K SHOES KVKIt '
?
this cltr*U*f SaUrta, morning
1 o'clock. I
There vera about fortv-ili teach
tftta'wSte '"hoo'lt* hsre^eHnJ
too; time UMtn residing hi oth
er counties hare returned to the\
homes. . .' \ __ -J
The meeting was called tq order
hf Superintendent of Public Scjiool;
W. 1- Vaughan of this city.
?Att"r the organisation had been
perfected Mr. Vaughan presented to
the teaehers Professor H. K, Austin,
who bolt, the chair of wlence In the
??at Carolina Training 8ehooI, at
Greenville, who a40reased the tearh
?r? m the topic: "gome problems
that the teachers of todsr moat be
Austin la a thorough
claaa room locturer and bis addrea*
took the shape of a well presented
lecture. Ho divided his talk Into
throe divisions In tire Brat division
he spoils to the aeoesaltT tor thor
ough preparation ta the tuhjeot a
wbolj that the teacher moat prest^.
kV^pa thi teTchlr luat'ose d.T ahead
of the eiaaa.
fa lh? second place he dlrorted bis
hearers to the method* of prepara
tion. ahowlng how the teacher mat
know the relative values of facta In
tk? Ieaaon. so as not oatr to he able
to polat ' them oft to -the ehll<L hut
also to oaaMe the child to recognise
the more Important parts of taA
In this d trial on Prof?wor
Austin
omw wh? teacher tell, to th<nr
'?"? Md mikaa
. .7^ ?!"* " *n,truot,?n mere
ly adding f?ct upon ?iu,out r#_
Se third pl'.c. the speaker dieted
he UMh.r. to thd neoe-lty know
'ia? "" lndlTtd??l child aa well ??
the children In *" "
FtahUy he explained that he r*?.
resented the But Carolina Training
School at OreenTlTle. Said he be
f ????? that they nt prepared to
at teachers to meet their wlotw
by taking advantage of
lie eight weeka aummer course the
??acher could watn profeaalonal
training xt a coat of *ot er?r
flTe dollars.. r V',1 ;?
The address was llateacd to with
l?>tt by all preeMbV- ,, ?>,? ->V
Superintendent Vaughan arter
Professor Austin had dated, emphas
'*? Altai V. Jar.la, Alice <!?
Esther Tripp. Lucy wladeld
P?ne. lo?s D.nl.1., Minnie
i. Nmncj Oewmrd. Ruby 3?ll
u?- mucin. Beaafe W arren,
rl^ Hn. C. C. Sprul'l, Allc*
Mlnnlo Drown. Su**n A.
Mite Wtlltrd. Edith Hod*
Jordan. Mr*. Bonner Watort,
10 AlUgood, Ormond,
Morgan. Mattle p. WooUrd.
I'iWfWfcVAl, M. UtthK.
? yon belle re In the future *el
t of Washington? Hare you the
ipertty of the city at .heart? If
have then you will he, pjeeent
maFA meeting at the conyjji^pie
evening at \8.50 o'clock to dl?
t the question whether or not the
tamuakcet railroad to Wash-'
ttrncted from Bel haven to Whsb
#?,. Thta In the moat Important
Vital question Washington haa
to confront In many years. Can
afford as a community to allow
? chance to ally us without at
\, taking some fiction. If 49
<4o something t oalgbt then tWa
* needed road will he lost to o*
+er- The time is Mr. Toalght
work# Tomorrow will be too late.
Tonight U the timr t? decide The
Dally New* calls ,mon ,n 7't|Ma>
to be present tonight .at the coort
Mi discuss this important
Nothing could be more MneBlclal
to the future of Washington th.. the
?>?!?tnictlon of the K,?,n?,kM
rallltwd to thlaeHy Do the people
d**'r* l,? Tonight telle whether or
"?*? "aster Arthur
?r. eon of Mr. and Mrs. J. St.
mr , aged about U-years.
oollng with a pistol .near his
aeoiden tally shot In thi
tempting to snap the woaponj
knowing it waa loaded, . the
r Bred and the result waa the
itered his hand. Dr. J, <J
rendered meaical aid. While
Mexico City. Mf*., April 1 . ? Com
mitting Wtnsetf to the advocacy of
many of the reforms demanded by
the revolutionists, although profess
edely bowing to the Influence of
public opinion. OenVral Dla* answer
ered hla critics through' his semi-an
nual message at the opening today
?f the Rational congress.
. Tbe principle of no reflection of
the 9btsi exec u tire and Incumbents
of ether elective oflcers and the rw
totm of the electoral laws" ^o that'
the prfHlege Of the ballot ?sy be
enjoyed' by cltteea* "who sre
considered capable of voting" were
advo<fcte<f. *S/"v ' _ 1 v
The message refers specifically t^
the application of the no re-election
principle, to the naming of governors
of yie chief contentions of the dis
contented element through the re
public, the president stating that if
a bill providing for the "periodical
renovation" of the officiala In quds
tion should come before congKss It
wootd have hla earnest support.
A bus# of power by Jefes Pollt'cos.
another of the evils complained of
by redden ta In the rami diatrlcta. is
to pe abated, according to the plan
outlined by the president. ? <
Tho president proposes to ' Im
prove the efficiency of the Judiciary
throogh a more careful selection of
Efflcactoua putl.hmrm of JkdifcUt
functionaries (or malfeasance la to
be bittacfa^ through the enactment of
more stririisent measures.
On the subject of the division 'of
the great private estates, first broach
ed by Minister Umaatour In his Par
is interview, the executive declared
his determination to find sufficient
means for bringing about the Ifeao*
vat Ion.
In no previous message of , the
president has there been anything In
the nature of a recommendation. Un
til today his mwessgsB have been re
sumed of things accomplished.
The public, knowing that the pres
ident would in this meaaage to the
Twenty-itfth congress depart from
the ordinary- course and sulggeat "Pe
cla> legislation, has shown most in
tense interest.
This"* feeling of /mpeeupcy found
expression In the memfters of cong
ress and from the mhpptte ^he . chief
executive entered the okamber of de
puties until the last wofk)^!^ m*e
sage. every man on tto'fioor as weli
lMHPfmt Amount of A?f
*> the Oxford Orpfun
Th? ?U*? ot orphan* from the Ox
totf. Orphan Asylum ftre an ent?i?.
tainm.nt ? Aurora laat frUmj ,t
en1"*- *W home waa sacked and
or*r oh kundred and twenty dot.
,,r* w" *>? reoalpta of the evening.
Thl? lrthe largeat amount the claaa
bare received aince ttiey have be^n
on tM^ai'Urn tour of the etaM
and sMaki welt for Aurora Thl?
town always doca the right thine at
the right time. Thej are to b. oon
ffratulatcd.
E.K.WILLIS
THE
I PEOPLES' GROCER
PHONE 76.
- Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Specials
Fox River Butter, tub 17 l-2c
Fox River " prists 30c. lb
French Roll Wafers 20c Can
lb. M
it U
1 M
lflc pkg Oatmeal 8c
Karo Syrups, per can, 8c
21b Can Armonrs '
Roast Beef 25c
45c Can Lobsters 35c
Evaporated Fruit
F*cy Peaches 10c ft
" Aftriote 15c
Export Soap. 7 b?r? 25c
Sb Best Lamp Starch '25c
Small Size Pkg Gold Dust 4c
Something New in Flower
Pets. Call and see them
A nice lot of Coortry Made
Bread Trays Jost Received.
Gft yoors befoffe, they are
picked over.
ELECTRIC LIGHT IS NOW CHEAPER
Bnrron* wmu JUeetrtc 'ught?? lu I*a?r7 ? Comfort? CleanllMaa ?
Conrealence. Ererrbody tu now afford U. Cu you lonitr a?ord to Me
Oxygen consuming UlvMnaats. The new Maida Lamp glrei the moat
beautiful art Weill light kuo?n. Call Washington Electric Plant Proof
will be aubmlttad. , -
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Gem Theatres TnniHit
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BOOTS MRKWORKK? Comedy. FOR KEMEMBRANCE? Drama.
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J. K. HOYT | Ste
leans Get Your Easter Hat Befpre
the Rush. New Shapes Just in- |||
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