The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-24
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
IN PREBLE COUNTY
HAS5DAY PROGRAM

EATON, O., Aug. 24.-Teachers' In
stitute OF Preble county will convene
Aug. 80 and will continue until Sept.
8, according to the complete program
announced by school authorities.
Walter Waggoner is president of the
institute Miss Gertrude McShaane
will act as secretary. The program is
as follows:
Monday Morning.
900, Enrolment Of Teachers; $50,
Devotional Exercises, Rev. Hiley
Baker; $40, Music, Miss Mabel Rich:
Educational Department, Victor Talk
ing Machine Company; 1000, Mahod
Readers, Miss Edwina Morrow; 10: 80,
Intermission; 1O:45. Address, DR.. J. l..
McBrien, U. S. Bureau of. Education,
Washington.
Monday Afternoon.
100, Music, Miss Rich; 1920, Teach
ers' Retirement Law, w. E. Kershner,
Secretary State Teachers Retirement
3D.; 1850, Address, DR.. McBrien; 2:20,
Intermission; 2:40, Reading, Miss
Morrow.
Tuesday Morning.
800, Devotional Exercises, Rev. A.
j. Bussard: 9:15, Writing, Mrs. Belle
Wilcox. Supervisor Of Writing, Day
ton; 9:45, Music, Miss Rich; 1913,
Business; 1890, Intermission; 1O:45,
Address. DR.. McBrien.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1900, Music, Miss Rich; 1870, Writ
ang, Mrs. Wilcox; 300, Address, DR.. J..
IL. McBrien; $780, Intermission; 2:45,
Public Health and Morals, Mrs. F. T..
Wainwright, State Department OF
Health.
Wednesday Morning.
Patrons Day
$500, Assembly Singing: $40, Devo-
Hiona Exercises, Rev. ]. E. Yingling;
$3.50, Address, DR.. ]. L. McBrien, U. s..
Bureau Of Education, Washington;
$3.50, Intermission; 1000, Vocal solo,
Hubert Conarroe; 1910, Conference:
l"Suggesuons for Improving our
schools, Mrs. Pearl Young, Gratis; s.
IL. Yochum, Camden: DR.. c. M. Wilcox.
New Paris; Byron Lands, Eaton. Dis
.cusslon.
Wednesday Afternoon.
400, Vocal Solo, Hubert Conarroe;
1920, Address, T. H. Winters, State De-
,partment of Public Instruction.; 200,
,Intermission; 2:15, Question Box for
Patrons and Teachers-Answered by
DR.. McBrien.
Thursday Morning.
900, Devotional Exercises, Rev. C..
F. Irwin; 9:15, Music, Modjeska Male
Quartet, Springfield; $50, Studies in
''The Merchant of Venice Elmer
Marshall, Indiana Central University;
1910, Intermission: 1890, Music. The
Quartet; 10: 40, Address, DR.. McBrien.
Thursday Afternoon.
100, Music, Modjeski Quartet; 1:5O,
Intermission: 2:1O. Music, The quar-
tet; 2:2O, Public Speaking for the
Teacher, Prof MARSHALL; 800, Teach
ers' Picnic.
Thursday Evening.
7:30, Program of Music, Modjeska
Male Quartet, Springfield; 7:50. Ad-
dress, DR.. J. L. McBrien, U. S. Bureau
of Education, Washington: $40.
Music, Modjeska Quartet: 500, Read
ings, Elmer Marshall, Dramatic Read
er and Entertainer, Indiana Central
University.
Friday Morning.
900, Assembly Singing: 800, Devo-
tional Exercises; $50. Cornet Solo,
Charles Cottingham, Eaton; $40. Ad-
dress, DR.. McBrien; 1910, 1ntermis.
sion 1925, Cornet Solo, MIR. Getting
ham; 1875, Writing, Mrs. Belle Will
cox: HOO, Business: Election of
Officers.
Friday Afternoon.
100, Assembly Singing; lis, Fcu-
cational "Reminiscences in Overseas
Service. Chaplain c. F. Irwin. Eaton:
200, Writing, Mrs. Wilcox; 2:20. Inter
mission 2:40, Address, DR.. McBrien;
$40, Certificates of Attendance.
w. Alexandria Bests Eaton.
On a wet and sticky grounds. West
afternoon, at the ball park here, by a
score Of to 6.
Tom Lake Succumbs.
Tom Lake, 45 years old, brother Of
Mrs. E. o. Lockwood of Eaton, was
found dead Monday noon in his room
on Jones street, Dayton. Heart trou-
BILE is given as the cause of death. The
body was brought here Monday night.
The funeral probably will be held
Wednesday afternoon from the Lock
wood home. A brother. Walter Lake,
lives in Centralia, Wash. His mother,
Mrs. Eliza Lake, died here a few
months ago. Mr.. Lake was born and
reared in Eaton. At the time of his
death he was employed in the General
Printing Office, North jefferson
street. Dayton. He was an Odd
Fellow.
Owners Ask Injunction.
John and Irene O'Dea, of New Paris,
obtained in common pleas court here
Monday temporary injunction against
the Liberty Light and Power company
erecting poles and stringing wires on
and over outlets SO, 81 and 81 in New
Paris, owned by the plaintiffs. George
Fortney, superintendent Of the COM
pany at New Paris, is included in the
injunction order. which was granted
by Judge A. c. Risinger. who required
the O'Deas to furnish 500 bond, until
the matter can be determined upon
its merits.
The O'Deas complain that the COM
pany, over their protest, has already
erected poles on the ground specified
and would proceed to erect more poles
and string more wires If not enjoined.
which they claim would do them ire
parable damage.
To Select G. o. p. Head.
Selection of the Republican execu-
tive committee in Preble county will
be made in a meeting, Wednesday
evening. in Eaton. The Republican
candidates for the several county Of