Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 133, Lebanon, Boone County, 2 March 1917 — Page 1

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aWy i VOLUME 25. LEBANON, INDIANA, FKII3AY, MARCH 2 1917. NO. 133

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EADYTOFUTINTQ EFFECT ViLSQN'S DEFENSE ORDER?

Government Officials Prepared For "Armed Neutrality." roNCRKSs nrsm.s MEASURES THROl.GH Itiimrty to Cite l!u Pre-idmt Ample Power to Deal W ilh the Sitiiiilion. dill (,, (,. ,,' , . , -..,.. , w v-gigii,, tijr.-i, .!... The shin..,! n- in.s spirit -lii.i. alter,,, k,i !,, T.,r. front Ihr liuial bill 'h,, 1 i ., amendment pn id-, .., " i . hy rc-niiirri'id i hi il-.- , , the I nili-d State- In i. , , . i .ii,ii settle ils iit- nar ion,tl i i .. lliriiniih mr'i'i':iiM r nlm r..1 1 lo the I'H I h.1 ir mi. h !. oiablv indited." Vt Is'llS'TON. -j.- I' iliiiini-;r.i.ti.in n ,i -h'.-vu I I. :a roatnil .,r il.f I, ai-l ,..,. ,!!.-. :, in the -..ill,, imlaj ,,hi,i I.. ' f i I I" 13. it .. it. ill-,' (., tike i;p tin- annul nnitMli'v mer Svnalor I. a i cll;-t i , -i IIV JOHN' I'.lnMX . KM Mi, ;.l,.r,i.iri, v.:;fi'.i;roy, .v;.,. Th miiit tv. V.. '.) h 1 d.. )-.)i,i " T'T - I":' ".'I M - r, - : erchantinMi t!i Att-intir -an .c il' I'afmi'i.i h it n,i in'.(lrKt;',n I' : . r- ii. run?, :. rkin v-1 :!. ' v to c tr-ei..tai:..n H.mi-.-.l (. Ii.ul 'i.. It is i.i i- on.:, ii li - fi,..'lv h!.'i v ! !.r it.l v ill ..i.m. .i :. !..' 'n'rtiy tlfriifvr tl." !! t hit" hoc ... ' TL.ti tw- i,-. . -xn I,- ,.!,-.-! il.f K tu f.V. ItV. n-ii'.'i ! . -w .'K sntoi.r.i:-..n ! . Ttif f t ;l, i- Tt.r .i-Jil....rt u- . '1 hy t!ii. i.it .'.p of tr tw, i;,vt n ii .1. 1 !. a; there is r.o-.iii : i lo to . . hah cnnt.. l7l( i, lue ri.;1.' ' , ( ic Zirnnirrorm. let:,., '.. - :h. i,e : iniMer :t " :co Cuv. T'a -,. trat; it -v .. ,i, r 'firfl at the pre-eat. rnon.ent ' .: :r np details "f li r-." ,r.-. An, .-. lottise to bceovic !.,.!' ... It p.'it farther reveiatli.'iji I'm he 1;,:, ! .eretiry l,a'i-..tj la-d t.niav. ' it :, reat it would be un, : loVde a.in to tl.e nlot 'i'ta,;- u :iown. rreidenl'- l'!n, f;e...l.r.t ,', , ail i..e .vM any in ins ovrn way. T ,e rtaia to ia'- h-e a i,ii.o-.: -., ,'H l-ejelltd the .h t, !,..,. .,. fir..., , , r.ate and "n e lea,!. r r .,;,.. ,. .... The rev-la. , on : ii,. ..,.... (lent of the C 'ri,.',i, plot . :0 ! nitn! S'..'e- tl'.y prO'.'ei! a tr ... , al for the iidmir.iMejition. !: li'Ufieit the enuntrv for the .,), ., M. Karlv le ' '.';.. '.'.' - ' .:? er,t,,'ty fo-e.-wi .halt dev".... e trail ea.ry.rnr linen of '), Am'-n-in la-" wl'l .a I irk on their me: -t nod on the .::-:e. Ti pii-id' ', h .".l- "la- -ay, v.,:; te Orman 'iij'rs " r.e -'itiiaUen t,' itiw of tpe iiernian plot or Wn.n f the o?.a of Amen'ran liven on ship ait do not fly the Amcicun flair. H' Dow-einfe! the mvky of the s.i'ui .on ciauUrd by the death at the Hoy.

fund ao t'f other Americans who rv ': nitoricl as 11 in thfl crews of ; freighters thai have bo11!! -"ilimnrmH

( ilh'tut v. i.nii.jr nntl Mink by shell fir. i Hut h bH.even that tr tun B I h hait nut linen tn emifi. res munt ' triH out tirst. This incl-utes tlfruii.ij iT hi fw'r.fm nf "armed m u- . . :t..t:ty' which im I Mc thf anv.irU' of h - ran liners ar.l ail otl.t-t j i v - iV. ir.;; t'h Ametican flaj; whfii ! wt, ,.. v'Mnt -mh tvutt ction. Conn Will An loihiv that pel sen;,:., r '(w prc:,. nt ll he wdl ii.it .-. t '.i-ints twith ii ( a--, orbed i.t'lr Ami,:. , irivnifx ' -,iii ir I' v;k tarnT. WASHINGTON IS nn Diin rns m r i'A Overeat Skies of the P.ist Week (iive Way to "Vi!on Weather." CROWDS POL RING INTO THR CAPITAL 'iini: for fiiti Keote'. Pageant t'omp'eted Today Featuren of tlu- Parade. ,'i:. v ,M . A Ml live ..I. pair.' ,. !ete." toil: " I'.l.. id lh ntii iontHe hfUe of and the i ad J ,--o.h I t i ,-i.d of h Washi'tf. i , si er a .as on- a ided 'oday. the court , Another i paiade of sp. an! . i tr. rlee who ate i hi'e hnu 'a- Frri.ui' nt ba' k to 'p. r'.,r arioio'.r four yfur.,. It wa'- arrane.-d ti-d.iv that the tirefii-

lW,t .i,.l oiaor diit,i1K,.,, he. olHr als! e fleriMif..al errU., .ill I. th- white hoii.e and priH.".i : I,'Fl!!,IN, via Saville wirel.a, Mar. on ,n I1.. nns , IvHriia av, nue to th" cap-! 2 fiermany will not bar)., .i-awn. 1 .ale-tit tl o'i ioek M'.-ii. iv. ..Maintenance of tier new mibmnrir,e . i poto'y mit be a condition of any K ASf I? IS H i . underrtaridinif rearhed with the t'nitted Stnten to prevent a whlnning of lONTiON, Mant, 2..Tiie Ktil:ci;the prrpent breach. h; a voifeicd a rhill uad is kent indoom ' Veeutary Zimmerman made thi by hm phician though he receivts j annertlrm in the roichntait in the couree hia iniristera -taily, the AmnterdMn of hia diciiaion of the effort of th cnrripoiidi.rit of the F.xrhange Tele- St.im mini.ter at Whinjrt-B to

graiihed wiie.

lEXTRASESSi

OFGONQRESSNOW seems likely

th,.) Administration Leaders Beef!,' lii-ve One Un

necessary.

"-iTHE DEFENSE PLANS ni'd tl, takl : : PROGRESS RAPIDLY ! accent nut 1

Sra Forces Arc ISeintj Prepnreil ! l-'tu- linmcdiate Active Duty. i1,i thf In rmiliitntl .Vir Sf iln-.l WASIilViTON. Mjr. 2. With the' , :i,l I,'- thf I'.tth fiinifiivw by I'on.stitu- J tirttal lanitntion only 4S hours away, i ., iin.r.istidtinn Im.Ipi-, nsit'ii at noon ', , ,,,.tit tii.Mt til. 'if will h,1 no oxtra i .ton for iTiontii... i!' at all. Thiv wri-': ' contiiSnt th.t both bouses, spoei'inj? ' .liontr uml"r forivl iliaulit, wou'il . r,,iil,'. ti. nil of ihf ,'j.si'ri'iais of th-ii It Hiram was r-mfha i.o.l that I'n-ii- 1 h. rf in 'A a-; !m,t.,n ..'. t!i jiii-i-tif tain-. II.. .i; vm t i.-it thr con'!n'itl I- in -ion of intf mationa! aiT iiis iMvi'ii; a si-! "nn pti'.'it b.h at hoiw anI a!iroa,l. T)-.- pn-.h-nt. it t..t.!. .in to ,ut into ' tli'i't irziani of avniinit Ann'iirar. .-Iiina anil I h- a i'i.ini.atiyinif pi u nt afiw-1 Kutislity ait'iin.t fii't-mrtay ami to tot i' .. i'.,? a I'-al ti-yiHit Mm 1:011,1,1, rI'roM,lr Nnidiil Kcvonuc. The ,, mi., bill Iw Miiiio,t oon as it ran be eni:rosS.-,. It fi, ' "'" V.r ra-h .-.i i-..ta'ntial t', toi;ri.pir,,tn.',ri protrrnm r., kiM out l.v iae hnny a; y nn.t bv tho Couruil i f Nation I.I..-C 'I he liouiis of ,1,:? proir a e h. -n. i ' ,!... '. -.1. It toii.-h,- . i . eve: , III." of illdllvtlV in ' 'all.I" l,.v thai o. W. eh the liarbi The .,!..,.. ve-,l ,! m H:'- con'uvtion .1 m i,..:,i-..... The ill in. Iu,!e the utilrart o:rn',..ilv ,ee,.,e de.troM'r.-. V.!'. ,ol .-..In ait th- d. or.-.-nts rt'd to nn rrhant fleet. 'I'ri.- li.tter move ev;,ei't,-, to be ot.i, ye I by the p:ef l. ,te-t eai'v next, week liet'ardirnr tl... leport that Danie W ;'l i'i, of the Hn'timor & Ohio, vi!: ( shortly ,e-iirn his post to beeomo io l-ector i f trait -rorta'ion in a t,,-hi i-rrat-'d tilT.-e, white hou e ol'i.-ijl; t e efio ent. At pre -ent th-Te no lull autho ,t' any f it h post, before rontrross. SCIiSEAS DISCil 1SIIED. ', i.m s,ihniarine Plan lo t r Fale SaiU and Masln. V. A;;llv.'"iTOV, March 2. Orman uhnianie . ,'i , i cd by means of fal-i-nii t o a,' as inrorent fi-ls - r.is hark ,. ( i . r,,ey tlnon rnerdiant ,hifpirar :i' i" 'a .ireordini' to information in t :: :,,.!v of the htate department, it a 1 ..ia..l trora authoritative ....In today. A few of the disKui-e. f l.oati arc alrfin!;' operatinif. 'Ihe epfiieneo of a foreign merriiantman jrave tiie state department its inform. itiitfl. The merchant man's captain became nuspirioua when a ..ailinir bark approached hm craft at a hikrh late of ?pced on a calm day and. attacking wth sh.llf re, di,.,,vnrr( iif, Tr!i nature of the craft, rhn .,.t.mr:m, ....i. WILL STAND PAT. Germany Will not Back Down Foreittn Secretary Zimmerman Sy. (briny th tw naltona int tipassaUL

Bulletins

l 7frriiflill Viir Hrrrlr.t W4TKUTOWN. N. , Mrrh 2.. rKntrar!!'"! "f ihswinji Ihr lirrcho:i(n of thr Atlantic Saiumlron In th lwl rwmitinn trtirr ordcrfd h Ihf nvy iipnrtmrnt today. tMfr re alwi irivrn for tlir dutniction nf any miller which tn'iKht be f valu Ii. n foroion nation. Affording to advirf, rpcri,l hfrf men stationed on arhii will hoi hv nermitted to M: r!o the wheren hoots of their sh.p in the future fchen wrilinn l tliTB. t(t Me filMiolfl -Vr'T. H,irt.i WASHINGTON. March 2. The na v Blowly bt nurely i (illiliir of I lip K-iin varamiei in ihe iiertinael i.hii-h hae alT.inli il ir, parei'.iu" adioratrs no mueh aniintiiiitiiin thin neiioim of roncren.. Kiuuren made puhlir tiulay Iiy the Nav I.eiiKlie ahowed lhat dnriiiK the 2i rerniitiiix days of February there were- milled to lite sea fiirhlintr foree-s of the nation, J.Omi men. or about fl2 ht day. In one week enli-.ti:i,-i. totaled iifil. "The derreases In the number of men lot by ditieharfen bt'intr mure than rimntrr balamed by enliitmet'ta." a?n Ihe IrfaKite. DECLARE JAP OFFICIALS Idea That Japan Would Make War on I'niled Slates, is Denounced. ifli. Il.r tttlrrnaffunl T'i- Drrrlrr.) TOKIO. March 2. The idea that n miht desert tie entente and jom Coin. any in vic'riij war on tie '. "iii (',; Stall.-, wan ,hatiu:ten?.i.(l a 1 lllteriy i.reposf'Kin?" hy :i hieh r'Vei mn, nt offie:-)! tr.,iay. It U npnitnl that the foroiim otVice i.; preparing a formal r.ta'eirirrt. re1 ai!': i iiur.i; Jai.aii's aii (tianie lo the en- ' 'Mite iifi.i in-utiliK the I'niteil ft-itu of it: lr.ei!y filling. ; iiere at lir.t vefraineil from al! the -al ''i.at:r,' of lieinian plotting : ma:;.itoii tr. a, V ,irlii,iKton b.'. 'in e it wis e,mtain:,i on';' in press il'spatrhes. I.atr wetii ic iel-eii ToKio ihat th ml. ' "n :.tritmi' had Vfiui'hfd for the nu'.h,'i.t .rev of the s'oiy. One proTuni'nt per-.on:'l?r' .lecKtred i.if f that the Znn.-a-iiuan i...'..v as "I'lan'.-I" by (i. tmaav. (i man iit.,! ,eiat, i - wild, ririrtnl up in its hi. envrv t.. i i eate ..ii-picon ac:::nst Japan la th in America and ept,.,,,,. ('. otr es ami tn frir'tit-" the Al'-'ri-ran p. ..,'!. int.i ri-mainiinr out. of tin v a-. Tin. view uhs not Kern rai. j "i.erniany may hav; Mlanneil sueii a reove." :.:.' one well iaforoiid ,er,or,, "but hov. fooli. h for J .p.,n to ally h. -i.elf wtfi a v auinp" ,o'.vit and i, i and her:, if a traitor in history." Wireless From I.a Totiraine Shows it Passed Nantucket This .MorninK. (rtu thf lnlrr,tntltnnl Vew-i firn-ire.t XKW V(i(K, March 2. I uToursine, the overdue French Itnei, will dnik at 6 u'i lo k tnniyht. accordmir to w ire. Ic aihirra rc--eived at the offic of the Fr-nrh line today. Annoum tiuent that tiir vesi'I pause 1 Nantucket at R o clock this n.ornit tf r Iteved nnniity over the iihip, which is one of the larifest crafts to eome through "bert-ed r-rne" v-ntcrs since tiermany'a ruthlesi submarine , i:imiPMij-n was put in fotee. Today'n men.-aire aim the first word I reavivcd from tM Tournane mine she ' untied from Hordeaux in defiance of ; the Oman edict. She carrlen KiO cabin puHsentfi-ra. Word from tee overdue Whit" Flat 1 liner Btiltic anil the Cunaider ('Roma. ', n -till anxiotirly awaited. A!tbinirh I no definite announcement haa heen Iraade, it ia be'ieved the White Stnr liner Adriatic alno ie eew n the ocean (bound for New York.

ASSEMBLY GEISREADY TO ENACT

Real Hope Held Out For Non I'artisan Measures. SENTIMENT STRONG FOR HIGHWAY HILL I rtills Providing For Reduction of Tax levies Will Prohi aljlv Pass. I ll,i Ihr elera.ir.''.eai Vr,'i Brrrlre ) j INDIANAPOLIS, March 2,-The1 I skiea rlearel today in the Indiana as'senibiy, and there was real hope for ( same important non-pattisiin leirislation K"U'" through before Mniuia night. The evci.se tax bill, which be- , cam" a deadly political titrht, is ..afe!y jut of the way, and the IcKistatoin turned their eye.- to other mea lures. There was more sentiment for the liilfhway eoninii-siin bill today than .by the home may pass when it c.nies hack to the senate. It will allow enouirii of state control of main mar- , ket roads to yet for the slate the an- . nual fedcni' appropriation of $.:Tl.tt"0, land tiie tax lei, with- the bill was Uak-r. out so that little work can be lone v ithout the approval of each ; cot.nty. j liediiclion of Tax l.eien. I As both P.epuhlirnn and Democratic Menders in the house favor the Mc-(ioi'nKle-f'raver.a measure redu.inrr the i-enoral and special t levies by .i cents, it is prohnble that tiie two bills pi'ovilip-; for this will lie passed. ! Tire oil in .rectum bill. ict.'B.Iuci',! bSenator Otiiborfsiin, Denioccatic fl-ior leader, probably will yo throuyli, as it now ha. the approval of (iovrrnor Coodncii. This hill will allow Democratic nil inspector to retain their place.; until the end of their terms, the icvenue- iterived, estimutrd nt SlWi.uPO to .j:.,0a(i, will he turned into the road fund, aril all danifer of the law heina: declared unconstitutional by he federal court averted. Amonir the bills which v.ete ready for the fiovernor today were the MontKoi 'i-rv lull aholi.-hmit the present system of control, of the state fair and crentin x bureau of airriculture. The Ax Will he Applied. That the a vail lie applied to neatly nil bills cillitiK for extra ej.pondit .res of money by the state was milicaU.I todav when the house killed 'he s'lninio.i.-. bill to raise salaries nf Supreme and anpelhite court judire from $B.0eO to .-. T.r.OO a year. The failure of the excise bill was said to be the cause of the adoption of the lanmitt'i' report recominendini- indefinite, po dponement. The house hit another salary incr.'nse bill when the lioai'dsley senate bill to permit the raisiny of saluiiei of juiiues of Elkhart county failed because of lack of constitutional majority, there beiny 47 aves and '!7 noc-. The bill will be called up auain. The bill failed because of a senate amendment. OriKinally, the hill permitted county commissioners to raise -ularies of superior and circuit judges up to $.,.000 in counties of over 'IH.OO0 population. The senate struck out the population limit tnd many representatives from small counties, voted uvtainst the hill because they said their cunties could mil stand the increase. Representative Anderson explained the bill, and w ill call it up ayuin. The house passed Senator Summers' bill Kiviny savings hank the riyht to RESTAURANTS MEAL AND i At n meeting of the proprietors of ! the various restaurants held at J. S. Fdwards' restaurant yesterday nfternoon it was definitely decided that the prices of meals, lunches, rut short unlets would tie advanced. The tea- , taurant owners have been forced, owing to the continual advance in all i food stulf s. to du this. Several weeks ! ago an attempt was made to increase line rated. There were some of the (owners who had hope that the prices i of food atufla would drop but aince i there, bin been a general advance, inI stead the only thiny left for restaur ' ant ownert to do waa tu rain the

ban money on fifty per cent of the apprnied taluo of property, incbtiilinK ' improvements. Thr vote wa unnni-,

ninun. The house also passed the hilt prwvidinr for publicity for th iitate board of aeeeuiil.H report, the bill liuikiiiK it unlawful to possokk a serial automobile number not your own. The hour approved favorable roii.mittoe ivpoith on the Kinder bill reducim? tlie waitii.R period in industrial Injury ,-awx from 14 to 7 duv. PRISONERS RELEASED. V'arrovdale Men Given Freedom hy Germany. ,B IfiV fiic, nud.ainl Vcir Kcrrlcr.) Hl'.rildN, March 2. Officials here expressed the hope today that the release of four Yarrow. lale prisoners i Rill at least offer proof that entente charges that Germany is seckinjr daliberately to provoke war watli the i Fnited States are unfounded, j There is little hope that the departure of the Vai lowilale men will do any more than slightly decrease the tension between the two countries. Hut, officials said today, their arrival in Denmark will at least dispel the belief existing in some nuarters in America that a so-called "militarist'' (arty in Germany is iruidintf (lp country's destinies. Hary Gemittav ireil war with the United States, it s pointed out, she would huvc de layed the release of the Yarrowdale n. by one pretext or other, until public sentiment in the t'nited States became more inflamed. THEIR RETREAT Hold Up the British Advance on That Stronghold. SERIES OF SHARP FIGHTS RECORDED British Experts lielieve Germans Are Preparing For Great Drive Against the Allies. in,, (,,, nfernclieniil .Vrirj ttrrr(t,. LONDON, March 2. The Germans halted their retreat before ltopjume, at least temporarily. In a series of sharp coinhats before the Teuton stinnithold yesterday, 'he Germans held up Ihe advance of the Ilrttish forces approaching P.apaume from Thilloy. (ierma.a artilleiy ivas turneij loose from the crc-ls beninil liapaume and the adanriny British lines were rocked with machine irunfire from the outskirts of the town itaelf. The latest report from the war department makes no mention of the operations directly in front of Bapaume and records only a comparatively slight yain north of Miraumount. yome military critics took the view today that the command 'is are forming their lines for the defense of Bapaume and w ill retreat Tin further but the general impression here is that Bapaume will be in British hands liefore the middle of next week. Belief that tho German retirement is only a strategic move that will precede a M-.iasbiny blow hy llindenburg against the British front found support in many circles today. The Times asked editorially if the German tactics of shortening their lines may not disarrange British plans for a spring drive. In the house of commons Henry W. I'orster, financial secretary of the war office, declared he believed Hindepburg was ihurteniny his lines so be might gather men for a yreat blow. BOOST THE LUNCH PRICES price. Meals in all the restaurants will he thirty-live cents and lunches will lo twenty cents. Only a part of the abort orders will be advanced. The new schedule in pi ices will begin Sunday .Man h 4 and w ill continue until it ia pussihle for the meals to be nerved at cheaper price. Menu cards with the prices clearly act forth will be printed immediately and used in all rentnuranta. The following- is the list of the restaurant owners who attended the meeting: Mia. Myrtle Dale, J. H. Swaila, Edwards, George W. Willis, John I. Hopkinn, Dvia Corwin and Oial Wright.

COMPAflY H BOYS GUESTS OF II AT ABSGBANQUET Given Royal Reception By Loyal Boone County People.

AN OLD FASHIONED DINNER IS SERVED Program of Talks Followed thfl Dinner Served at Methodist Chiireh. The people of Bi.nne county gave a reception to the member of Company H today and a royal demonstration it was too, just the kind that the boys ai,irecn,ied mint. Thf rutin- affair was in the hands of committee representing the G. A. R., the II. ,S. W, V., the W. R. C , th" Lebanon Business Men's Association and committees from each of th" tnwT hips in the county. All are to ( congratulated upon the success o. tiie occasion. u u o coiK tiie meirrrs of t o. H, G. A. R V. S. W. V.. and the ll.iy Scouts gathered nt the court house and headed by the eitv band mnrrhrd to the Century Mcthcdiat church whrr a big banquet was spread for ull who took part in the t.ai'ide. When aked what the menu consisted of, the reply came. "It is simply a Boone rouitty menu." The name applied as well as any that could be given it. Chicken, gravy, dompiings, poaioe, jellies, celery, pickles, pre.erves, pie, rake, cotfee and lots of other good things went to make up the fcat't. The members of the W. Ft. C. nerved the banquet and the food was donated from people and organizations over the enl.re county, ft was' a feast"!, everysense of the term. Following the banquet the people adjourned to the uditonum of the church where the program was held. Th( audienre enjoyed several selections rendered by Slisa Kuth Perkins, organist. The entire eongregntion .-eng "Th Stnr Spangled Banner," remained standing while the Invocation was pronounced by the Rev. A. I Ward, pastor of the Central Christian church. Mayor John B. Shelby followed with an wld'ess of welcome to the members of Co. H. In his tV.k the mayor highly compliioented the hoys on their conduct whin in the service of their countn' u"d h" honed that tin' time w.'. rr i-e when American citizen woald have to bo called again to deicnd their flay. Two solos by Mrs. Walter Me-' Daniel wete thorom-hly enjayed by the audience. Klza O. Royera, excaptain of Co. H, was then culled upon to give a response to the welcome address of Mr. Shelby's. Following this were addresses by the Rev. 0. II. Carmichael and judge W. H. Parr in which the boys were complimented in offering their services to defend Old Glory. "America" by the audience ani the benediction closed the program. Dr. C. A. Parkin presided as toastmaster at the program. Many flags were displayed in honor of the day's event. From every flay staff floated Old Glory and the national colors were displayed from store fronts. The parade at the noon hour was short, but impressive. Tbo boy scouts wore their regulation uniforms and members of Co. H were in tho brown service uniforms of the regulation army pattern. The Civil War veterans and veterans of the Spanish American war were out in force. Tne entire day'.-, program passed off without t h'tch. TEACHERS' LICENSES. I.itl nf Successful Applicants at Last Month's Examination. . , j Out of the one hundred and one persona who took the first monthly teacher's examination last month only sixteen were successful in makiny license. None of the applicants made a th.rtysix months license. Tho following is ' the list of successful ones: I Twenty-four months Paul Feryu- ; son, Zionsville; James R. Hawkina, 1 Lebanon: Belle Mater. Thorntown, primary; Fthel Orear, Lebanon, primary; Hum-'il Schc-nck, Lebanon. ; Twe'fl month Harriet Ashley, Lebanon, primary; Porter Brandeni hurg, Sheridan: Verna R. Cornelius. Near Roes; Maude Hawkins, Lebanon; i -Newalia Jackson, Lebanon; N ' . Kincaid. Rosstnn; Jane Mullen. L I anon, primarv; Paul N. Routh, Ziona- : villej Gall Schooler, Lebanon: Laurel ! Sullivan, Lebanon; Carri Titui, of I Whitestown, primary.

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