Evening journal., 1913-02-19

ing for a summer school for teachers
at Delaware College and appropriate
ing $1,000 yearly for it's maintenance
passed the House unanimously.
while I do not wish to make any
comparisons, there has been sum
mer school conducted in this town
which has been the subject OF
criticism, some of which has been
Just" said DR.. Cooper. "It was a
private enterprise" His remarks
were supposed to be about the summer
school that has been conducted by the
county superintendents OF schools.
I'm Wilmington We have a training
school for our own teachers and the
state should have such a school toe"
saidf DR. Cooper
Representative Owens presented the
report Of the State Board Of Education
recommending changes in the school
laws. which have been outlined in
these columns
Withdraw Expense Bill for Judiciary
Representative Cooper this morning
had withdrawn from the calendar hi:
bill to make an allowance to the State
Judiciary for car fare and hotel ex-
penses while on official attendance al
courts. The bill was reported un.
favorably yesterday afternoon.
How the committee arrived at that
conclusion, ! don't know" said Or.
Cooper.
II assume full responsibility for itI
Introduction. The judges were no
responsible for it in any sense. Bui
IL does seem to me the men of the
class sitting on our bench should re
ceive enough to bring them up TO the
class of the average professiona
man. AS there has been some critic
ism Of the bill, l ask that IL be with
drawn and assume ali responsibilit,
or blame. II any. for It Introduction
Real Terrapin In the House.
Representative Bradford nearly dis
organized the House for "a few min
, utes this morning when he opened
} mysterious package and produced
. half dozen diamond back terrapin
He sent a messenger out to buy ther
as exhibits in advocacy of Senate
s Reinhardts bill 10 prohibit the tai
r ing of diamond backs until the
8 have attained suitable size.
d SS0,0O0 For New schools.
y Bills passed by the House durin
c the morning included the following:
t Representative Cooper's bill to al
= low the Wilmington Board OF Educa
- tion to borrow $4,000 for new school
Q and improvements
: Representative Cooper's BILL chanf
+ ing the name of Emma Daley to Emm
IS ID. Nolan.
Il Representative Hammond's bill n
Q creasing to $4,000 a year the amour
Georgetown may raise by taxation.
s Representative Reynolds bill il
M creasing to $4,000 a year the amour
Y, Smyrna may raise by taxation.
70 Representative Cooper's joint rest
luton providing for publication OF
s. state map for the public schools.
le Representative Arthur's bill provi'
ar ing for the condemnation Of land Il
,e private roads by enabling the res
dent judge to appoint condemnatiC
commissions instead OF waiting for
m session of court 10 do so.
m 100000 For Georgetown WaterwOrk
- Representative Hammond's bill a
~ thorizing Georgetown to borrow $3l
600 to take over the waterworks sy
ten there. now privately owned.
Representative Hammonds bill a
90 thorizing Georgetown to borrow $50
le to liQuidate it's indehtednessS
e. When Representative Hammond
te bill was called up to regulate q
lr. speed of automobiles over dra'
n bridges il was found that it set for
er the speed allowed as six hours p
", mile The bill will be corrected.