Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 314, 15 December 1915 — Page 2

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: THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915

Teachers

Underpaid

Says Secretary Lane

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15. Education bas made less progress than any other American industry for the past thirty years and, as a result, the United States bas had to turn to foreign countries Italy, : Switzerland, Denmark, Germany for improved educational methods, according to the annual report of Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, a section of which he made public today. One of the principal contributing causes to this state of affairs is. the fa.'t that teaching is not yet considered the real profession in the United Slates and that the present teaching body is made up largely of persons who turn to this field as a makeshift in order to provide themselves with a living. In ' practically all foreign countries, education is a higher calling than here, says Mr. Lane. The secretary's suggested remedy far this state of affairs is the estab-

FEATURE MOCK SUIT

PHILOMATH. Ind.. Dec. 15. The Literary society of Philomath gave an entertainment at the school houBe Fri: day evening. The program was opened with two readings by Paul Werking of Milton. The feature of the evening was a mock murder trial. Samuel Fishes bad brought suit against John Eckn.an for killing bis cat. The prosecution was represented by James Doddridge and Paul Werking of Milton, and Earl Doddridge of near Brownsville. The defendant was represented by Charles Shank of Milton,

Michael McCashland and Rufus Lambert. The jury was composed of wom

en. The judge was Jacob Shank. The Jury brought in a verdict of acquittal.

lishment of model schools in various parts of the country. To these schools he would bring in relays ten picked teachers from each state. These teachers would spend at least a month

teaching and learning in the model schools. -At the end of the period! they would go back to 'their home) states primed with the latest and most j valuable information on modern school j work and be prepared to direct thej

establishments of similar - model schools in their communities. The heed for a higher education is increasing, says Mr. Lane. He says that even the farmer of today must know chemistry, physics, mechanics, finance, transportation and allied lore and science to make him efficient The report says that teachers are underpaid. ' The need for a larger appropriation for the bureau of education is keenly felt, says the secretary. He Vould have the bureau the great leading factor which could guide modern American school work, leading the way to higher ideals In education. An appropriation of 1100,000 a year for two or three years, properly expended under the direction of the bureau of education. An appropriation of $100,000 a year for two or three years, properly expended under the direction of the bureau of education would give new life to American school work, says the secretary.

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CAMPBELLSTOWN, O. I

Dan Coffman has installed lighting

plants at the Christian church and at the home of James Shumate William Riley and wife and Mrs. Sara Gard attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma Toney Petry at Concord Tuesday. .. .Misses Edna and Grace O'Neil Edith Call and Blanche Lambert and Joe Dunlap visited the central school last week Lewis Shafer and family spent Sunday with Charles Cooper and family Mrs. Martha Hensley visited her brother, John Green and family from Friday until Sunday Mrs. Martha Hensley and son and Henry Spahr, wife and daughter and Pierce Houser spent. Sunday with Robert Minnoch and family. Sam Benham, wife and daughter and Mrs. Martha Wright were afternoon callers. . . . Mrs. Martha Hensley and son Scott. Walter Cross; and Pierce Hcuwrr iof Tuesday for.th'.r hear? a' 15 'lion. 'a. . . .Mrs O'lio "ii--"rO rru! f.hlWroi and 'Mrs. Ma'-th;; Hs';v nn tvs. Yirsia O'l-k-f - 'r " M a !. Firm r': "- . "t! M:r: .John -Vy'."-' r--' " ' ' .' . '"-y.yjw. and Mr G ?:'" t-: "r :-.!::. n 'a o callers in lh! :'t"i,--"T . . T ('. Flora and family entertained the following at dinner Sunday: William Fleisch and family, Jake Fleisch and family, Warren Fleisch and family, Lawrence Fleisch and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branley. .. .Services at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening.

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