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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

Meetings for the examination OF apph-
cants for teachers certificates, for either
common, high or special, will be held at the
West School Building, in Oelina, on the
first Saturday OF each month OF the year.
Examinations for pupils who wish to
graduate from the elementary schools will
be held in Celina on the third Saturday of
April and the third Saturday OF May.
S. COTTERMAN, President
j. W. POGUE, CLERK;
HI. BERNARD.
Memhars Of ROard Of County Examiners
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
If You Can't Get in Town

Some one in almost every town in the
United States sells Hanford's Balsam Of
Myrrh, II you can't get 1t, write g. o. Han
ford Mfg. Co.. Syracuse, N. Y. Price: soc
and 81 90.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

Wanted-Man acquainted with the
grocery trade at Celina, to work on COM
mission or brokerage. Address P. o.
Box 292, Cincinnati o.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
What Others Say

We have been selling your Medloated Salt
Brick In all five Of our hardw ware stores To-
cased at Cordee, Douglas, Fitzgerald, Ocil-
In and AbbeYille, Ga, for several years and
can unhesitatingly say there Is nothing so
good for stock.
WATT Il HOLMES HARDWARE 90.
Oordele Ga, May 20, 1911.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
The Markets
Quotations at CeIIna
lFurnished BY Palmer & n

The following were the quotations for
grain, live stock, poultry and produce In
the Oelina market yesterday evening.
GRAIN,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

For caIlks use Hanford,s BaIsam.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

For lame back use Hanford's Balsam
Rub II on and rub IL in thoroughly.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
Farms for Sale

Forty acres, well improved; good loca-
tion, good soil. Also Is acres, good house,
fair barn, good soil, well located. would
providing suitabl5) VIII sell the above
farms very reasonable, providing sold in
next 80 days. Inquire at this office. 42-tf
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27
FOR SALE

Team farm Draft Mares, four years old
sound, well broken and good workers;
black. Also coming 2-year-old Holstein
Bull: a good individual. o. W. HALF
HILL, Mercer, Ohio. Phone go M, Rock
ford. Ohio, 4S-4t
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

For hot grease burns apply Hanford's
Balsam lightly until the fire Is extracted
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

THE DEMOCRAT and Cincinnati Daily
Post, both one full year for $500.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-02-27

Scott & Knox. Auotioneers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-04
Anderson US. BeIlonl,,

Iteitoht April siltlafs6fS TiigIl
seheol Girls defeated the Beiton High
scabol girls IN n game of basket ball
MS afternoon pm' .iIFischool grounds
here, Tho score being 26 TO s.
Mr.. and Mrs J. .. Vaughn, who have
bean Visiting their son. Edward at
NOM. .ss 49, go n. ], . 8
Mr! and Mrs. w S. Pfezcaie Of Ant-
dlefsof, were amorS those In town
Thursday. -. q
Mrs fiiomas i. Balientlne Of AM
de:ssGn, was a visitor to the city OF
Eelton Thursday, 7SS s;3y. a. =,
Mrs. M. A, W:llinghani. Rho has
hesp visiting ielatiSes in Anderson,
Iesiirilcd TO her hcme in Bolton on
yesseFday, ,,.3 ~,
iatcnport. who Is with the firm
of .milliJ & sSpearma,i of Andersen,
ha3 lasiness iherc today
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POsTAGE 0NsEEDs.
Tcit0n Posfoflice Patrons Should Read
TIiiS Notice. - ~

Bolton, April 3.-W, G.; Ciiukscaies
the efficient and accommodating post
master OF Bolton has handed us the
following communication for pnbliea-
ton which win he OF benefit TO the
patrons OF this postoffice:
washington, March ..3S.-F The si,e-
cal rate of postage heretofore charge
abic on seeds, plants, etc. has been
repeated Ey the act of March D. 1914,
.itIIu5 uuueT' IIB proVtasiUnB, Ino regular
fo.s,ti class or parcel post rates OF
postage are now applicable I'd ali
parcels OF ouch articles as set forth
in the following order Of the post
master general made in pursuance OF
ito act mentioned. n
order M 7RSn 50. * -
sction lE.7. Postal Laws ai.... Isega.
iatlpaB, edition of 1915, is amended 10
rchtll as Follows; .4sl AS
Seeds, cuttings, bulbs, Toots,
tclpfls and plants shall kerSaft teT ts3s
embraced in and carrie fourth
class nlattcr. and for. the safue rates
of sppstage. tAct OF h1arch o, 19144s)
~ s.. .son afceIs
oissse IS Eii s, bulbs 4 n5ss, scYons,
aUd Tilants Ssefsl liiiiifg four ounces OF
less, is enc cent for each ounce or
fraction thereof. regardless Of dis
ianre; on parcels Weighing more than
four ounces the pound rate, shown
5 in paragTaph 4 section 456, apply,
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. MI. TaBor and Zion o
@ i o
o . o. o. o o o O q o o o

Everybody Dip here is wearing smiles
after the Bad weather and blowing In
dead iearnest; is going on.
AT aiey, lF. isnq qerson, the pastor at
nj. Tabor preached another OF his
foreefiil SERMONS Sunday to a very
large cone sfegati6nl
Mr.. w. H. McDade has Just COM
.pleied hfs barn witch is one OF the
best in this sseefi6ii.
< Mir. DIM Moore was visiting at An-
derspn last Sunday Perhaps there is
Some attraction down in the Electric
City. Guess he viii soon be saying.
Anderson Is My Town" !"
n Mr.. Hoyt Mqoreiwent to Anderson
on business Saturday.
Mrs, w, A. Garbreli is very sick
1Ier. many friend wish for her a
speedy recovery. This good and noble
ladyEis. one of stkaayery best this sSwriter
has ever met Everywhere that she
Isl there is am abundance OF sunshine
Most Of our farmers have their fer
tilizeEs ct lonIa. Some have put
some in preparatory TO planting. A
few have planted corn Qs.a if these
fine and hatfny spring days last there
Will be aigood deal planted during this
! .PeEalk ~ s5,1zS Z -, 45 ~ -
Pref 3. CE0mer attended the
state teachers meeting at Spartanburg
last week and reports tie meeting q
/ van Mad 81 snand 2 Sisters, Misses
! Mary ald Idaila OF kiituti, wnrshipped
Fat Tabor Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ileesler of the Iiebana
ilIls S7 Far
f3!IitlfcHs SsIlfif nv y
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hip pretty buddy. Her friends are
very anxious as To- the outcome oe her
Injuries, aa She Is almost go years old
and has not been stout for some time.
Have learned since writing the above
that Mrs, tts=;;s;ss.s,s rs hip and arm are both
broken She, Is resting as we'll as
es.l.i H. u 8 u =
Rev. lAir. peeIar file hdis piiIpit nj
Zion Sunday giving US the fifth Sum
day The chnrclf was well filled and
pn5osels the sermon which wasg SO
ably delivered.
We are glad to see SO many visitors
at church. EYerybody is invited 10
I'll our churches i5li yys5S 8. +, -
b Miss Meriey Moore nfs Anderson wtis
lsyisi ting her paretits; Mr.. and HRS. w
doore in tflis section last week. :,
Quite ii numb Of our ehfiffen to.
gesher Nj til Tho teachers and parents
vent TO AM dersoll riday for the Aeid
tlast s he ter hal the privilege S.
ling and thinks II the educators
Of ollf stntc viii repeat such eifortf
s6ttel and mako tile success OF last
Friday thsst we will soon have done
with titst;l1s poll ittcal strife as ives have
Just passed filfonglli II lis needless
i to- add that With such oppoFtnnitief
repeated as oftes1 rs advisable we will
not have neighb9r arFayeti against
neig hbor any more.
The MANY friends OF ID s. Hnbzni
arc III sg1ng him To M atze the s zixt, K,l
ssi::; =,
of the coisEty EIeze lie mt 3tllis
made mp his mind His friends hops
that he viii enter as he 10 a good man
and would give good service if elect.
I ed
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prrna Rhi!liRs, .'opr atsafs eirip
NOR ii A PaILBlPs. VINO
AtN 'Iliays lea ding roles for Aintuei,
tllms ard Is known asssouf Mti-
tuai. Girl Is now doing weekly reels,
OF eailaptetss ON ltte 10 New York city.
They true to life aIid interesting.
Gillian sIslt aaG Blaheile sweet are
aIllotg The most beastifui young WoIi.
en-: eliea sed ID motion, picture work.
They nre under twenty years sof tlge
ana at one time or mother plaged clsilti
spilS on the legitimate stage. Tliay
appear IN Reliance fIms.
Rorke,s Drift. one OF the most ceie.
brated BATTLES IN EngfisJl history, ms
been made the subject Of d two reel
dFalia by Edison, lii tie actual fighf
5000 znlVs were held at bag ~ a
company or eighty British soldiers
whom they Mt Gled: when Preparing
20 nale this fIiii q 6sYfi Id JaelIsonyille
ltlas Director RitlEely c0uidtnot Get fo=
y
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1et tn ~ eSser-
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licg To pend fsiss
mr. AGle of Ab0efil
Sd st relax
80 - 4stii 3 a. ltth 80 ~ TWEEN
tlillTle Il za HAlt sil sa
3 ri lnt ife + ei iis6 1 sfsIli q
ee I1fi3h 81 Din West 81
sslsnllsll l.lk her aF Tlrs.
fete II Willis 10 H,fd beAS
'aeend Ing past hete f I'm
Lex, lst 1si6t ~ for n
1liop sifbts ~
hete NJ ies cftty i.ESs
slEzfie Is sr
te, l 10 4. IA.
Ilt llt l,1.aa ...Ls.s fsss 4l.4 <s..iss
soasls onslIis Mrs. 6ai
fsela ~ er s ,ftes iif fss.
s<he 49, q 4
has Il,
t 1fs a aet SIS ,ts :
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w
loom fixes a. the Wylie MtlI 10 d sim
position at tho, E.ireka aI;s:ss
~. Ion has 9ps:g Il 50 u Syff-
se9T of 5pi1Hing ut the BeliHfH N iiIs.:
Mtlmingt 20 accept d si1iiiaf lilos4
sttlon At the Luln nbertpnE Cotton HsiIia.
9s p BrHdShaw has resigned 81,
card grinder at tieS Aragon mills.
Rock Hill s. O., to becuiie aecotid
iaRd in. rding at the Fort lIll
MFG. co. & 4 s M
Rauch who resigned as o9lsi-
seer 81 scarflng at the Il Sotlthsids
al st0Iie Salem. ~. a., Iia5s be-
come oRefseer OF cRFdiTg, plnninn
aud weaving at the Victoria Mills;
TlotI iii u!
g. 81 owens OF Greenwood Ilt5syt
master mechanic ut tho John q. Smith
Gotten Mfgs Co ,Tllonaso Ga. 8x
gn0agitle. fIklaefiY nyors ser
lot weaving at the hudson Mills, Green
a e. ,1baE nc caitn Il sitailns nnaikian
at the Watts All q sanreilsss
SO. IL; Stcae has regiEneii as master
Inlechani nic, 1T ths Ohm G. smith Cot
ton Eil1iason. tsas ,t0 acS
Icept slmiI position with the Mid
dlebnrg Ail u.s. Ia aias bur =
81 n. y. tiaF,liins kas signed as Sec
hand In apiItti iiIl s. at tho laD fsiyer,
Mills, Danyille. Va.s TO become over
seer OF spinning al Mili No. A McColl.
=. l. J.
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- ~ II 49, -tslt E.l-it
t, AntfeYilI E, pEil 3. .+-ThiB cpmmiliii-
IS ts much ssda aened by the xsceIit
death Of Airs Harrison Mckee, who
died at her home March %, after an
Illness Of thraa weeks, She leaves
her husband, three sons and four dati-
ghteEs TO mourn her death. The fam
ilys have iile syInpathy OF the entire
community. N
hIr, and Mrs. VIII Hanks OF Iva
were visiting Ia tliis section last s.Sb-
bath. 80.
Miss Lula Morrison of this place
was shopping Il Iva Monday. 7, = 4, S
hessrs. J j. @, Hey and Zeike Hall
made q bpsinees trip to AhbeYilie
Monday, &.
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1Lizs
Charlotte, 4Gs, April 3.-tfhe
SQathern Text la BuItetin In It's, isspo
thlS' week has the following personal
items about mill people:
Ai, Damp plsr IS now oyerseer OF
weaving as Mep Coll f5t g. g
y ~. EinsonS s. now fixing ionms at
the .Epreia n iils, Chester, S.
H. h spIatiin has resigned al
superinte dent or the Star Thread
Mills, Athens, Ga. ~,
S.izsJ. Hoo okers. stDn I'D hand In No.
sWe9ying at III ldale, GA, has been
eonhned to his hnne by Illness.
d.. p. Brown has accepted the Do-
siblons ot oyerseer of carding at the
vi1siUn lSs V,IS mn I'D. H. .,si, y; ~
y. ~. EadE has reaig igneti as oyer
seer OF tcafdlng at ain Inn, S. q.
r. aW bite bas resigned as stI-
perirte tendent of .Ebe 4 aioIt-NYi Yiiliarrsan
Allli yetteyi rs. n Z 81 ~
treasurer pf the 1range Mfg. Co.
Ayrang ge9lpTg WI probably be. .a
can az date fol ION ISIS. ~ &. =
+ c. Ia scS Ssk I'M, i,sen uSnIIInted
from loom 10 i, second hand ia
weaving az Andarsan Mil Nc. &, !,
Rs w. NScEi ihanIlf1i 0f sIYdnisr. ga
las centet the pos tipil OF oSsrbe
95 weaving asld 81 Rgh n at the Eureka
lllsj Chester s. e
\ II. McGuife has resigned as
foferseer OF " WaaBiiigs ~ the I5tifeSa
Mill, Chester, IS, G.StO accent 4 aifl-
liafs position with tlie Sceteca Mills.
". q. RscCiure Is now sec0fld hand
IN cerdfng a. the Gaffnex affe. CO. &
| ID. II. Ilyies has resi- Sig9e.f as second
1lahd In weaFing In Gafiiesvflie (.oi-
ton Mills, Gain sgiIle, Ga. q
- u IL; Tnc cter has been nfonfote.J
trcin second han d TO oyerseer bf ciosli
room at Gainesville /. Cotton Mills
I IJainesTiiies ia. 9 :. l5Ss
1! r Jones has resigned as cloth
room oyefsser az Gainesville Cotton
"a liiis, tiaiueasille, Ca, 10 go III 9TH
Oscar MeD Daniel Of Spar Fsaabarg, ilas
accepted q pos ition In tie finishing de-
partment Of the Sill Asills, cliGside,
! w fii. Lance has been jDfotnu ted
Ifrof5f of eTseer. of weavfsIz SO s;i,,t Is
Iintendent OF the Morticeilo tArk.S j Ss.c{i4
! ton Ellis: -. $
1 ton M u No. 4 to accept q aimilar no
estton at Ennntsifi Inn. S 81
tsii phaprns sts Of ttlie 81 oft III fslls,
iSpartanb buffEs has aerept q tic pssit fpn
or 19f efsp AZ or sIusiJfp "a = -
IslIe hl; Isl. 5 feansiIlo. ~
~. B.GG GlRlHp ion has resi- II IS sc.
hand iIiss ing al fiiif, sfis ffsit;s
MIS-. GO. md bought ali lion foundry
I IN Cllfisiaes. N !. o. s.
lsE stders y Monroe 0f a 4 liugfon. g.
Coz liss aeeepted a position IN the
once of the Parker Cotton Mills Co..
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posef meet death In the Eaanufaesu esure
of the tlin,
Louise Glaum has Joined Harry 90
wards, company pt the IIusyersal AMI
ts plRying oDp9aita Uni yersaI u ke. Msss
silanIn wHs tending lady III sshe Nestor
comedy company fof3a long time, s.nfs,
er she toelsteads with Carlyle Black
well. 5.
aSslaRsinatesn sIS. & 4. 6Sd iEaSi,
four Feelsl issa aim aratiastzati 6E
AYipchell s;nftIrs famous play cf the
same namee The story isi eanqissly3
tod, the charnc ncters well separated ana,
she action fast The photoGra ply 81
good, 8
.g The ardna scene .The gffuIiipEs:
'of >ap5 Emp yyorid, 3 q I'm q qt13r1y
tiotlf by the saFoi,s conipa ny arsralls;
rivals the one In 'sriie Isist I,a ss al
sRgpipeli., while; tile brnaliet tetting
one in the famobs pfoanetioR 0f .solo
yadIs- 2
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ing and iiailinE fertilizer
~ Mrs. ] . mn who fol aud broke
her arm ami hip. Is soInewilat better
;lk tllfa t1nsi iifSrs ~
Rev. Mr.. Peeler preached a very iIi-
terosting sermon 1t Zion Sunday
morning
Miss Polly Cam was WISHING lier
cousin. Mrs, IL ~ Jones snaday tlf-
tegseon.
Miss Esla aud Gestrutis Palmer
were visiting Miss Rilla Moore snn-
H.. y. (.
fs Yis5tinE her father end InoEiIs:t i1si TsI
aud Mira q q Ssa9n
n Segs 3isge crowd 81 yotif,S rsos,se
tEafa erred no no az Ess.3 .. BaIl Hard
Sunday niEiit and had a q; ngiIig which
sERs great njoypS tv q i Who were
present
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getter o. l0Sge e1loIJgh force OF mon
for the battle scenes. So he. ad6pte:,
the classic sapdwicil ihan as last ne.
sort aud sncceeilsd IN that way In
gathering u great crowd.
.lltE,sss ~ asail 4. ~. s
lsofgeons tliFee reel feature Dy tbs
aislyinss A. company puder il lner
3.Iohpst9n has been evolved on The
basis Of sehnmanils ,graiinefei. &
,fhe action is Immense. and the inter-
est is retailied throughout the pr0duc-
ton.
The str6tegies of hunting Wild geese
In ca litoYnla offers a subject for a two
reel picture winch the California Mo-
tlon Picture corporation hps released.
What IS probably 9ne OF the most
uitIinB UNBcupISFT 7xT5 al q I'll minis
III pictures IS George Kleine's latest
,nasterpieee fr9n, the Glnes studios In
Rome The title OF fhis six part feas
tiire Is atictwean Eavare and aiger. 4
Three royal Bengai tigers, brought
from Calcutta 20 Rome for the p,Ir.
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These rates apply 1Yletber the articles
are for piautfilg d 3er purposes.
See, section 469 as TO preparation
of geeds, etc, for mailing.
a. 8, BurlescnJ Postmaster. Ger.
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.eegistefed for the III i'm lei ii! Io;i
hold here May It'll. Tile city
eSplpa aignd vas 0Dend las night 1t
'yIHayeriey.
sIf s;Js tssRnS of ~. M. Ls1tif. ay.a rar4
fiessAvSsS IEery county Il The state WIN
have al aycrediEabIe exhibit at Eiie state
fair tAIe falL The fair society iias ap-
pf1l' 'TIHLeq % sgIIIl T0I FrIFI. CDJnty es-
SIlrd, general inant is.
eSc5 5lslnp away IN the interest or tie
ssss. s.ssssS -i.& ~ ~ 10,
jGi HAY. Il
3 a mo ems ut Tor a fotif;s Woman 3
gaifistlah AssocIation Building hps'
Ializ ealed sst Cplunibini t
Florence, S Is iisIf 2: Mss atlsn
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1lExICAN I1EP6aEgs
Their Might 60 Enter United States
zsss, 80 sEsSs z; ssss

Washington. April I6is
10 hold up under instti on Ii. 81 "
os The Naxican rnsleaaz itstaill.l A.
4Sols BITS 3, llo ma b & rel "a fliE der:
pend dilig Iiabeas dtrRus prs5r d ms \
have been scnt bys 1ia ipssed
jnetti 10 border ;nS tors IN caee
the hnbala frasn ts granted. tia IA
fhgees TsiI be lfnEaed IS REAR
~. = tA.sk srts,se ssyStfS W =
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ftB fcls Il tie Mort
filAs tiieS 30 md = exc tipnai
condition for the cxopa that large
dry goods trade g antictpatedl
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u A 9eas bAlIt III rafiSe q aa
9f8s candle j6HSr li tlsosfsa
Hawaii Is eSI OF &c ne liiny
10 miles.
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3! 3! il'lae
sssssEs To Eariiier iIIef R Iay
S,s 4
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ileen elected by tho Abbeyilic Fair ass :
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hllrs g oaly g al:ynfaler WIS FORMALLY
'l,vtluu q sSlut cul ~ uIt.. tS N
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AE.ftl3 visitors arc astendlFig fha
camden horse show which opened on.
slluFgday.
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3 James T. Sims, Units ST ate MAP
shall, has turned over HIS ne per
at OrRng burg, TO It's two SONS.
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BELTON PACE 7EV0FER 7E AZ
CLAUDE a. GRAVES. comespouIe.l,t

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-07
Philippine Bill and Military
Probe Sure to Provide
Warm Debates

IAssociated Press by Fed Wireless. ]
I. WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. Con
gress convenes today for what is GER
tain to be an extremely busy three
months, in which is TO be crowded a
large number OF private bills in add.
ton to the administration measures
The appropriation bills are expected
to take up. considerable time, the va.
rf0us departmental requests for in
creased appropriations, which will
conflict with many CT the private bills
for the decreased revenue, being
looked upon as the centers of some
warm contests.
One OF the measures, to be taken up
in the senate, which will attract ma
tion-wide interest, is the house bill
dealing with the changes to be made
10 the government of the Philippine
islands, the forerunner of Philippine
Independence, known as the Jones
bill. This bill passed the house after
a hot series OF debates. II is certain
10 be strenuously contested In the
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS 10 ARRIVE

- Due Daily.
Galveston, via Panama canal-Chi-
nese Prince, Br. stInr..
Manila via Nagasaki-Sheridan, U
8. A. T.
Newcastle via Suva-Hurst, Br. str.
Tuesday, Dec. 8.
San Francisco-Matsonia, NJ. N. s.
s. -
Hilo. via way ports-Mauna Kea,
stmr.
Wednesday, Dec. 9.
/ Kauai ports-W. G.. Hall, stmr.
Thursday, Dec. 10.
NSan Francisco, via Seattle and Ia
coma-Hyades, M. n. s. s.
Maui ports Claudine, stmr.
Saturday, Dec. II.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea
str.
San Francisco-China, P. NJ. 8. s.
T., Sunday, Dec. 10.
h Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports -
Miwahala, str.
; Maui ports-ClaHdine. str,
] Kauai ports-Kinau, str.
Kauai ports-W c. Hall, str.
f. Monday, Dec. H..
San Francisco Sierra, o. s. 8.
{ Tuesday, Dec. IS.
Kona and Kad ports-Mauna Loa
str.
San Francisco-Logan, U. s. A. T.
San Francisco--Lurline, NJ. ~ s. s.
Hilo via way porIs-Mauna Kea, str
Wednesday, Dec. is.
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall. str.
Thursday, Dec. II.
Maui ports Ciaudine, str.
@..:. Friday, Dec. 10.
San Francisco-Manchuria, p. M. s
IS.
Saturday. Dec. 10.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea, str
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Great Britain Hears Carranza
Has Designs on Vera
Cruz Railroad s.,

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.
Ell PASO, Texas, Dec. "a new
revolutionary movement has been
started in Mexico, according to copies
of proclamations received here. These
proclamations call upon all true Next
cans to unite in a general movement
to drive from office all usurpers. in
Guiding Gutierrez. Carranza and Villa.
The proclamations are signed by Gen
eral Salazar and General Emilio
Campo. ~-:. f. ..
Reports which have reached here
say that these two have a consider
able force at their backs, which they
are leading through Central Chihua-
hua for an early attack upon Casas
Grandes.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 6.-The
British ambassador yesterday in
formed the state department that he
was in receipt of despatch from the
British charge d'affaires in the City
Of Mexico which reported that Car
rama had given orders for the de-
struction of the Vera Cruz Mexico rail.
road, the property Of British subjects.
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IMPORTANT LEGISLAI|ONBEFORE
next CONGRESSIONAL SESSION

senate, where any small Democratic
detection would mean its defeat IL
is backed by the White House.
The immigration question is one OF
the issues to be fought out, the main
contention centering around the sug-
gestion Of a literacy test for aliens
deiring to enter the country. Other
issues include the question of rural
credits and the ACCESSIBILITY OF ex-
tending federal financial relief to the
southern cotton growers, especially
hard hit by the closing of much of
the European market.
The Gardner resolution, which calls
for the appointment of a COMPRESSION.
al commission to go thoroughly into
the question Of the preparedness of
the United States for war, will be
pressed, despite the disapproval of the
White House, and the whole question
Of the extension Of the army and the
navy is expected to be debated at
length.
The house and senate will meet in
joint session tomorrow, when the
presidents message will be heard. II
Is expected that the president will
follow his own precedent and read his
message in person.