Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 5 December 1924 — Page 8

Licenses Issued To 26,500 Teachers In 1924 ((United Press Service)' Indianapolis, Doc. s.—Approximately 26.5(H) licenses were issued to tench ers in Indiana during the tiscnl year which ended September 30, 1924 in exchange for old licenses under the licensing law. ( Five-thousand-two hundred ninety teachers received new licenses during the year. also. This was the announcement made in the annual report today of the taacher's licensing division of the state department of public instruction. The Indiana State normal school, of Terre Haute, supplied more teachers who received new licenses during the year than any other school in the state .the report said. Teachers who graduated from this school and who received licenses during the year totaled 713. The Teacher's College of Indianapolis supplied 544. the next highest number. , Os the standard colleges in the state Indiana university supplied 504. more th.ft any other. The number coming from various standard normal s< bools in the state: Central Normal College. 328; East ern Division of the Indiana State Normal School. 352; Tri-State College. 141; and Valparaiso College. 128. The number supplied by the various standard Indiana Colleges were: Manchester college, 207; Purdue University. 205; Oakland City collego 173; DePauw university. 165; Evansville college. 104; Hanover college. 102; Indiana Central colege, C 2; Franklin college. 87; Earlham. 68; Wabash. 41; Sr. Mary’s college. 34; Notre Dame, 14; Goshen college. 13; and St. Mary’s of the Woods. 2. All colleges outside of the state ■" 1111 —— ■ CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES Worms and parasites in the intestines of children undermine health and so weaken their vitality that they arc unable to resist the diseases so fatal to child life. The safe course is to give a few doses of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It destroys and expels the worms without the slightest inju-y to the Lc >!th or activity of the child. Price 33c. Sold by Holthouse Drug Co. /’ Ashbaucher’s FURNACES ■ j U6HTNING RODS SPOUTING SLATE ROOFING

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furnished a total of 957 teachers who obtained licenses during the year. The new teacher’s licensing law’ under which the licenses were exchanged was passed by the last legislature and wont Into effect September 1923. The new law put new requirements 1 upon tuachers before they could obtain licenses and provided for the exchange of old licenses for new ones authorized in the provisions of the new law. The most essential provisions of the new law were the doing away , MUNYON’S PAW PAW PILLS : for Constipation /'TLX | Stimulate natural activi- ‘ * tie* of Mtomach, liver and UW J J • Intestines, and school bow- WtfcwgA-vW • •is to act without physic. j « Mun yen’s Paw Paw Tanic makes yau well, keeps you yeung. *’There it • AT ALL DRUGGISTS Hope" y Satisfaction guaranteed or mo|}cv refunded 4 MUNYON’S • Scranton, Pa. ’

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The ADAMS Theatre i v 8 * Matinee Daily 2:15 g 1 Today and Tomorrow (Saturday) 8 I We have certainly got a wonderful show for U 1 two days. Its a Guaranteed Attraction. 8 I Lenore Ulric —* n ~ 8 DAVID BELASCOE’S GREAT PLAY § “THE TIGER ROSE” | The story of a wildcat child of the Northwest Where W I the Harvard graduate lives side by side w .th the renegate- H and where’an eye for an eye tooth for .o. lh „ lp , g . law of nature < rwl and ( Ont H *M tha law of TIGER ROBE £ wild want with a tameless young girl I ♦♦ convention m ahe defended her swejtlu ' “ 8 Not a Dull Moment in the Picture * . —Also— “ “LION AND THE SOUSE” g A Pathe Comedy h and Pathe News—“SEE ALL, KNOW ALL” M j 5 and 20c—Except Saturday—All 20c unless children are with H parents, then 10c. ** o H Sunday OnIy—CHARLES RAY in h “A TAILOR-MADE MAN” S and Novelty Reel entitled “FROGLAND'’ Hi 10c-20c - 10 C -20t «