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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

above NAV" ir''nIiS'I 7" '''h' '''' ''''.'''
action toward making Pledges g: h"r-
port during ia" present w""k
HARRY R. GOSNEY DEAD.
Word vas rr,..sri L"rr yesterday
morning f he G"I:h "r Harry Il. COS
uvy. ore 1T -" tnrmor Nc. hu"vH
residents 81 NIS c.tl. wnl ".ruiIr" a.
his home IL Easr Palestine. Onto. YES
rrrday morning. ~ 7.ao "','oyI. follow .
INK injuries sustained n = IA. more
than 1t yea: AuL II hI.t Axe.
lie was horn In Wu""l.ug a"I NJ!
hcen resident ~ ;hIs Niciu'N. at i''
life until ahou, lar ago. when H'
removed 20 last ralrs'iu" 10 "nIar' IN
The hakr-v business Wuh ~ son.
Chester l'r,.rlsed was y member "i ia"
Local polio" force Tor se'"r1! Nca''. "i'
!";, more ban Il yea TX" II" "a" 4
,llrtrr ul"unrr Of the rrHiC"Ut t"""r
- rul.rr ur be Ghiu NLiI'.. IL" l."N2'
o:Grr ~ Moose. nuu -" ANA HHI'nf'. j
ASswlat!,u nf TIN. lrpH ard SEQ
WnrhcrS WAITE s"rNI1" a. = i'".i'" -.
:i,rr anuu' "IEN'"Cu months, axe. 10 'Ef-
rrrcL 4 seIc"c taN -. 'hr irc n"a" thu
city hui,d,mE 81 Sv&th EiClh S'l",'. ami
has been u!i!ug eyer sIu"e
Resides Tie wife. the :"'i"N.'.G N"nS
49,, Iau.b..r4 survive ,'.,xr,,. Mrs
Russell ilggin>. Miss iiuth and Harry
Jr. a" - Eaq' Palestine. ''5i'. S"I";n'
bratherS AMI sisters ais" remain -
MOURN his loss: John. -AiH"r; aud Ernest
OF this ,!'y. Mrs Charles ''caE'r. 60; ms
ct,, William. Of Mh""Ijug. E."""' 90
Tilt"a,Illr. onto. and chester 81 bridge
$500.
.,,o r,..,,i.,. arrived in ;t,s CITY last
,..,.,,..,r o,or m. I..nr4,l.
"'N' ,,,, r.,,u,cI :, ~.
,"'''' Sro,,o- ,Ihor, ,;.sr,,
ros U.s, N-,.r,rr,nn stree, r., !. :
.,,r -, III, First Mc,hul.~,
t, ,,.,l ,,,c ,..,ar,.. o: ,n. >,.r, .
;,.,. a,d ~. ,,,.rn,., Will lr ,uaH" AZ
,,,,.to, ,or,,.ry hu. tho dXy ana
.,,,,s lad ~, be-, -, las, v>-n,rr
,o,r+o,
approve
copies 81 ''e ''S'I"'''" -, ~
The secrc'ar\ - ~" ''','" ~
tHe adJ'N'eu N",''' ,'7",' ,,,,
dIers sailors anu ''n.' -....,
war. nave ':eh 'u'P'st -! ,.',, ,., E,.o..
cations IN the CO! ""', ,',. ~
retHrN"4 As !',''"H H..
~ |. r. AZ" '"'', o..,,,.,,d ;, or.
Men. HsN"''' III.
TWO 'o"''
ooHs'HN10N $1,000,
call mas heen SEN ""' - ~
Ners 81 'he n'''"'"' '"'':
th'"'C"'"e"' go" .,'',.r,,.,
q" "e'" =" '"' ,...i,n
Tn"''" .''.' '',, r.,.,,,, c,.,,rc,.,.. rel.
81 Ne,, W.,.,,. ,,,,,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Mrday IS going The rounds a. follows
IL. I.u,,. ms Au'o - n" l."HEu" Park
urur:..t!,. ni Ia" r.ii, "t IA" frrrN-' fHf-
ton game. iaIHrd -" "": AMI rlnh't
the. fence IT," vs. caught - the AZ
.rllG ,,,."u dawn. i'I. later 'i';"""" Ia
.,r,.h-r 'r'nv,. and s..'-,"d"'! - getting
Int, IL" j.,ra without ia" :nTmeHt "t
af;y cents /" the IrA"' seller
Funeral Tomorrow.
'r'4,. fuu",M services ;or Ms. i.d""ra
t.-, -. Who dtcu NJ the homo OF Ter
r,''"r MIS- Murray. In tn" prr:h
lus.d!'E :, t"w days hso. VIII hc h"'"
r.. ia ;:,n y!,rc * !ra,h TOMORROW "ftrr-
noon ut u.s.urL The huc!al will take
l,Iarr Mt Kt,rr' lew cemetery.
Plans for Campaign.
\ mr,lI,,r ~ IL" central committee
,..i. . nj 'ur ,Iudld:It"s :"r "Ti"r On ~"
I;"iuh,1'um ticket Will hc hr.a tomorrow
evening In ia" ~" IL Mayor charles
'r.rIuau at -" r.tH building. l>IHhI
Toy the work /" We done Iur'"g the re-
rluiI!ru week ~ the Cuul'I,Sn VIII 10
uudr at thr meeting.
Social Tonight.
Nu Interesting event I'm the nature "N
a llailnwr'ru Sur.aI VT. - given At ia"
EH:th street \ NJ r.. church THIS even
Ing ns tho closing feature Of their An
uua' h"m","m!ur services Nj members
"r III" r.,uvr"EntI"m have been inNt""
mad u fine I'm" 8 promised.
Prepare for Bellaire.
Elaborate prrIRr:r'!rns will y" maze
hy t'lu fans from hi. r'ty and tho OF
Metals q! III" lI""&t"r ciuh '"r au"n"-
ni,," u: Ia" Hr!Iuir" Ferry hEh school
football! game "u saturday 80 tHis week
and according /. predictions. ;nllY haN
l...,
a. the gam"
Plan Wharf Dredging.
announcement has been mad" that tEs
1Iclr- huut al ~" L. & "mE.me"iE WI
h" III hts vicinity "a u short time. ana
the secretary Il the hoard ~ trade
con iunvti"u with tn" whnrtmaStcr. IL
planning 10 ,Ik" UP Immediately tho
mutt"r ~ hRI ms some work done at IN"
local wharf boats drawing n TIA" N!c.n-
IT, az s.x feet raH land here Il the
wharCae" IL Lrrhg"d out.
To Entsrt1in Club.
Mrs. Alfred llr!l viii entertain tho
members az Ii" M"uduy NiEht club ut
her home ON NORTH Fourth street This
evening. III" us,a! cub program ~
social diversions ,Mtl y" carried "It
during the c.~n'uS ard !unrh""n az.
Ir"prtn." /" the r"Hsun MI l." served
by thc hostess
webb Funeral.
The .HSt sad '!:"S Tor G"urCr N"hh.
rrnm:u"rt RESIDENT - th's .':ty who
deed AZ -" Family I"csr on $"vth Fifth
street n trv days az" follnW!nE 'trnhe
~ ,.i,ui l"AN. wrg" beta yesterday after
noon. w!th hundred. &C IN" sincerely
>"rt"w!uE lI."ud> 80 t." h", "aS"r I'D
fami!r T""~"'' - q, h'n M"'.n' HrGa-
l"rs q: -" knights cf i'ytnnS. J,in!,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. O,t. IS. -.
Dali, quotation lis, Whr' .G'.8 stock
i:xchnnHc. Compiled Cor Tho ln;ei1i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

"a N!s'r crHde leather Is made rom tne
tnEsarce y: huge ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
GENERAL BUSINESS
NOT DISTURBED BY
THREAT OF STRIKE
By HENnY CLEwS

New Yo,E. &C; 10.--It Is gratifying
g. note ;Aat E"a"-al business mas been
s.arE!,rly I;tl" disturbed s. the strike
p~nSrr.:S. II s1~'c parts Z the coun-
T.. ;a"-~ w"..' Sep: - atvc been an
rftor' - ',-uGu," aaG Sh'' rather moro
.ar-r.r tan N.U,I Otherwise have been
The r..- "Ht '&r-r no. been prOSpcC.
that me ~, a.rn; @: freight would BE-
TIED A. q. ne end o" the month.
R;,~ n,s- hrNcvrr. - aUt 4 Few
branches - p;:.t showing the continued
results o.: tn. depression. The quar-
,"-ly rvp.r, az tho United states Steel
C,..ro:t;.on. although exhibiting an I'M
prrve:u"nc 20" September over the pre-
8 -. ,ESU>t 'g:.L jay. q 4 favorable
ry..tn~ notwithstanding that tho COM
r.nru i.Sar"s ar" bad when compared
w.. PREVIOUS quarters ~ th!a !"dr.
Tn" S@CN In made by Central Leather
I.,r i'.. ""ra-del az a moderate I'M
rrr,e'.. -. n ths o.. Industry Mexican
-. .,'.'.t~ E,-r" reported earnings
h,vc natu=a,.y. bssu taken az a helpful
r'":n""' ''"L'!uG"t armncss on tho
part ..: 'a.. ,,l,p"r shares has been IN
r"r-lr.,r,a- phase nc the weeks devel-
op:r..:,',. ...'.rush {. - st!N uncertain
"a. s...i ur.;.. r,.i !iu:.r"v"ncnt has
'.,k~r ;..o,r a 10 copper huslness itscl!.
E>",.,,"rt f..ior;S from tea,.le and
l-s,'i.-r ,:.|I~'r,"5 r"at'IiuH 20 support
M l",:,' ta;,' ,lnS- i:'.rS - :rt,GG have
been t.u~.y '1.r .!Sh,y r'aG!ustch. Far
'n.:...r .!:ar":ur:' ~ 70 he drawn
rr"". ~ 'S.' 80; :n!~-s hNv" lppar-
80. t~-a :'"r" s'I.ly >:na!i!2et Cur
r..'' ...:"> "s.:'}.r:~ SOW 'h:,, 49,. aver
AZ. ."..' -.. y ~,the- hu'.!:ns - own
or -" -. n''':' The definite" ter
r:na'Iuu .: -, Srr.n- 'ar";,t ought 20
confirm tho l:.t'"r "1u;tdea,s u husl-
ness in The ou''""H.
Market Rsview ana Outlook
Developments during the week have
sppc4-r,l once more 20 show that liqu!-
da;:nn = a thing az the past. even the
nruSnect ~ ser:"us railroad strike
huying .ai;eI TO bring out any stocks Of
CONSEQUENCE. and without this there IS
nr,ye,ne,,, % importance r. De sure
tn. xener.tl public : ~'.I Inclined TO
hn,J Moo. u.,'n i has h".''. more fully
demonstrated t. what extent bus. ness
crr,l:,..a. ar. msnding Tn" calling ~
or ..r rri,ru.,t strike. wh!"n Threatened
=, d;e-upt business IN Il sections ~
tho ,.rs@,;r? j. % "ourH" Al favorable
mari. factor which .rnn"t be over
pSs. ,.a.rH and a. that extent the mar
l., l.... been benefited. S;:l y Is very
dcuh:EGi :. q sustained upward move
rraut o" consequence. can h" expected a.
the rr.Srn, 'lr3" ~ he demand f"r
rtorn- ,v.'' 80 ."SsI-.ly have 20 run we'll
ahead .'.a supply before ta!s can
legi'..::'r.. IA" i'1"". Looking ahead
ssve-rr months hnw"ler mo outlook
- pr - ,~.nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Notice!
tostor!a Glass '@.--TrauS!rT DOORS
closed oct. IS for : percent. chsh oiHF
G~nI payable November l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
Social Tontgh

VA Interesting event In IA" nature "'
a ilatinw"'ru social VII. :" given AZ 'ho
h!:th street \ VI r.. church th!S even
Ing az the closing feature or their an
uua' h"m"r"m!rr services. Nj members
"r III" r.uvr"EntI"H have been ihit""'
mad a fur ;'m" . promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
Approve Revolution

copies Il Tie resolution seat oft ~
the secretary 81 n" Hoard - Trad" on
the adjusted compensation :" "\-Sn'.
d!ers. sailors and others Of n" W"rl"
war. have been adopted by MAJ. "rS"n-
izations in the c!ty and three hav" bee"
returned as follows. N""s'"r CAB. u
~. T.. r and Improved order 80 k''
Men SeyAra! mnTa AZ" expected I" al
rINe today.
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Prepare for Bellsire.

Elaborate pr"rar,'!nns will h" maze
hy tlu fans from hi. r'ty and tho OF
Metals ~ I'll" lI""&t"r club '"r att"n"-
am" u: Ia" U.,Ia!r" Ferry hirh school
f"uIha'! game "u S.,'u"duH -: th's week
and. according L. predictions. ;nlly hht
~ this ;"wn's population VIII l." present
a. the gam"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31
Marriage To-day.
Senior Party.

The members Of 'he Senior LASS OF
the Rridgcp"rt high school vii. j." en-
tcrtaincd at the homo ~ Mi~' Mi'dr"'
McKecvnr. In Klrkw"od. on "Wednesday
evening Of this wees. The event IL 10
he in tho nature 81 4 Halloween mas
0uaradc. md music and games WIZ h."
,h, plinciral diversions OF tho evening
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Cleared Goat Sum.

t'hr.llS II ~, i;"i,>'er ,'uh N rharC"
az -" selling "r II" ,,~'re cards 1t the
:""'!a.! game 'as' Saturday Afternoon.
report collecting 4 meet s"nr. witch VIII
he used ia carrying On ia" activity Of
~" ".u' F"w refused 20 purchase the
rarls. and N" rc.nmIrtce appreciate mo
la'runaEn extended
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Lecture Recital Club.

tn" regular meeting of tho Martins
Ferry Lecture R"rjta' r'uh WI b. Iclt
In u" rooms "f - Roar! az Trade 10.
morrow afternoon AT "a" 0rlnck \
pleas ng 'r"Cran hoE hrcn prepared for
IT." 9f'"in'"n. according :" tho commit.
tc" IN charge. and al n"mherS are plan
Ming - attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Thr story of It particular resident ~
is city aud bis Astions on last Sat
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Red Cross Meet,

4 meeting OF III" directors or tho Rel
mont coTntY chapter "r :hc Red Crnss
has boon called to 'ah" plarc At tho Ill
r"Ht"rS room Of III" Peoples hank on
South Fourth street tomorrow evening
according t. President Edward - Mock
"C s.. Cla!rSvi'e. The meeting is for
tho election - officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-31

Try ar guaranteed rIhbnUs. 3 fDr
$50. u. :. S;u4lLrd. Il !!th str-tn
m-w-f
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Martins Ferry Briefs.
MIS- Albert EinIiay mas arrived hon,"
after wc"k spent visiting with Nj
ami Mira Jack Johns AT chicago
Prohat" Judge Edward n. Neck Of
- IIairsv'lle sT"n' yesterday In this
city visiting friends
J T IIan"s. OF North Fourth s,rcet
IL reported sonr"wha, improved follow
ing se'"ral DAYS ,iinrss
Elmer Morrison and Mrs May Bill
iugsly spent yest"rdav as the guests or
Mrs Abort Otto Of Jefferson street
Richard Slchy IL reported improving
n'c"!y following m operation at the
Ciry hospital several days ago.
Miss Loretta. daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- Tr"d HUFFMAN. Of Warrington
H'rrc' IL reported recovering follow
Ing n case nf GiNhtheria.
Tho w""ky meeting az tho LOYAL Or
der or Moose will 30 held IN their home
on Third stree, toInnrrow evening
Mfr md Mrs. ". V. White have re-
turr"d 20 their homo near CadiI after
visit with local rriondr.
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To W cd wednesday

Friends If Mss Ellen Williams. foi-
merry OF his cry. and a former S'H
den, in Martins Ferry high schn"! viii
hs Interested In the announcement 81
her marriage which - {" take p.a'" a;
hcr home IN Gas CITY, Indiana. Ncdn"s
day OF this week Tin groom - CaH-
tain Chambers OF the [. :. regular
army, who 10 stationed at ln!!aHLp"iis
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To CadiE Meeting

Members Of Ohio city Lodge. knights
OF Iyth.as. are trying 70 drum up
crowd 20 mako the trip to taG!z. ohio.
on Wednesday evening 81 this week {"
attend tho initiation Of big class OF
candidates Arrangements are being
made for the crowd 10 leave this city
about $40 o'clock IN motor trucks aAd
the plans VIII Do COMPLETED a; the meet
INK "t the lodge u be held tomorrow
evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08

From Austin J. Oliver and wife TO
Joseph j. Rayman and wife, tract OF
land at Thompsons Farms. Fourth
district
From Oliver b. Baker and wife to
Grover c. Chance and wife. tract of
land at Thompsons Farms. Fourth
district.
From The Brooklyn Curtis Bay
Land Company TO julius f. Weidner
and wife. four lots OF ground at Arun-
del Gardens. Third district
From David Scarlet Ross To Oscar
Redman and wife, lot of ground at
Thompson's Farms. Fourth district.
From Black Brothers TO Samuel
Morris. tract OF land in Fifth district
From Samuel Morris and wife to
inclusive. al Woodlawn Heights Fifth
district
From Katie Mahar to Henry Lam
bert and wife. two lots OF ground at
Outing Park, Fifth district
From Henry b Myers and wife to
Elgius Roelle and wife. two lots of
ground at Cherry Grove, Second dis
trict
From John j Cecil TO George L.
Diggs, tract OF land al Eastport, Sec
ond district
From S. Howard Phipps and others
to Joseph d. Groh. two lots of ground
at Pasadena, Third district.
From John j. Burns TO Daniel S.
Jones and wife. two lots of ground at
Brooklyn Park. Fifth district.
From Anna Schmidt To Lillian
Crandall. lot OF ground at German
town. Second district.
From Edward Woodfall TO Theodore
F. Stinchcomb, two lots of ground at
Glen Burnie. Fifth district
From EpEriam r. Shawn and wife
TO Samuel W Hardesty, lot of ground
at Cedar Park. Second district.
From Thomas NJ. Benson and wife
and others TO irwin Humphrey, lot OF
ground at Elvaton. Third district.
From The Back Bay Beach Inn
provement Company 10 Helen G. Fox
lot OF ground at Back Bay Beach
Eighth district
From Helen G. Fox To Harry l.
Wilson and wife, lot of ground al
Back Bay Beach. Eighth district.
From Harry l.. Wilson and wife to
Henry r. Riseberg and wife, lot OF
ground at Back Bay Beach, Eighth
district.
From Henry X. Riseberg and wife
to Back Bay Beach Improvement
Company. lot of ground at Back Bay
Beach Eighth district.
From The Back Bay Beach I'M
provement Company 10 James l.
Mann and wife. lot of ground at Back
Bay Beach. Eighth district.
From Enoch p. Johnson to Frank
b. Ketchum, lot of ground al Bar Har-
Dor, Third district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08
ANOTHER "wONDER TEAM
IL BEING DEVELOPED AT
UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA
(By The Associated Press.)

BERKELEY, CAL, Oct. s. An
other football wonder team" is be-
ing whipped into form at the Umver-
sity of California, according TO Andy
Smith. former University of Pennsyl-
vania player and now head coach at
the local institution.
Smith expects the 1921 California
Varsity to be even better than the
1920 team which piled up big scores
on nearly Nevery Western eleven ii
met. won the Pacific Coast conference
championship without being pressed,
and defeated Ohio State University's
team. Big Ten champion, at Pasa-
dena New Years Day.
Prospects are so good I'm scared
Smith said recently. I've started
seasons like this before, only to have
everything go wrong as the season
continued. We were lucky in the
matter of injuries last year and can
not hope to be so fortunate again"
OF the first twenty California men
who won their block letters for foot
YAH idSN NCal. ciAtCCh dAC oh thiS
years squad OF the four missing.
three. "Cort" Majors, 1920 captain;
Karl Deeds. half. and "Pesky' Sprott,
half. were on the regular team which
played in all games last year
Brick" Muller. who gained fame
when he threw a 50-yard forward
pass in the Ohio State game. will be
back at end this year. as will "Brodie"
Stephens. who caught the pass, and
who was a substitute end last year
Bob Berkey. regular end of a year
ago. is again in uniform. For the bal
ance OF the line the following veterans
are reported: Guards, Lee Cranmer
and Fat" Clark: tackles, Charles
Toney. Dan Mcmillan. 'Stoop" Barnes
and Charles Dean: center, George
Latham. In the backfeld the follow
ing veterans are back: Charles Erb,
quarter; Dutch" Eells. Chip"
Toomey, A Van SAINT, halfbacks. and
]. B. Morrison and Archie Nishet,
fullbacks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08
S5a45 is CITIZENS
SHARE OF NATIONS
CASH CIRCULATION

Every person in continental United
states should have s52.45. This sum
the per capita circulation
as indicated by the monthly state
ment II the Treasury Just ISSUED. Il
the money held by the loS,5oS'ooO peo-
nile could be gathered together II
would amount To s5.69l, 2S5.ilo,
The figures show that there IS aoou'
$500 0Oo OOo less in circulation today
than year ago. and that the per
capita circulation is less by SOU.
Every person. according TO the hg-
ures. however. has cents more now
than he had a month ago.
The general stock of money in the
United States amounts to SS,0'S.2'S.-
SIS. of which S.OOs,9l4 is in gold
coin. including bullion in the Treas
ury. Gold in the country shows an in
crease of about S75O.000.o0o over a
year ago. rejecting the recent ship
ments here from abroad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08

The score of Baltimore county.
which stands first, shows more than
twice the proportionate increase OF
Baltimore city. while Charles. Wicom-
leo and Montgomery also progressed
faster than the city. although their
general average is still below that
of the city.
St Mary's county. which has stood
last in general average for years,
shows the smallest proportion of in
crease in score. St Mary's score
2S.5 out of a possible 100-is | point
lower than the average of the lowest
State in the Union. Baltimore county's
score-749-is / point higher than
Montana, the highest State in the
Union. The city. which stands sec
ond in the State. has score of GAS.
Allegany county stands third; Wash
ington, fourth; Montgomery, fifth. and
Frederick. sixth. The other counties
follow in order: Cecil, Carroll, Wi
comico. Kent. Hartford. Queen Anne's.
Talbot. Worcester, Caroline, Howard,
Anne Arundel. Dorchester, Somerset,
Garrett, Prince Georges. Charles.
Calvert and St. Mary's.
Average Salary $3.50
On teachers salaries the report
shows that the average monthly sal
airy per teacher, principal and super
visor. in 1921. computed on a basis
of II months. is only $S9.70 in the
State as a whole. Baltimore city leads
in this. with an average monthly sal
airy of S11s. with Baltimore county
second. with s115.30. and Allegany
third, with $1,000.
In presenting the report to the
county superintendent Mr. Cook ask
ed them TO study the tables carefully.
so that each county could see just
what the weak spots in it's school sys-
TEN are.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08
UNUSUAL EXHIBIT OF
BUTTER PACKAGES AT
NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

For the same. reason that man
prefers 10 eat his meals from clean
tablecloth he prefers 10 get the butter
ne eats in a clean and attractive
package, helps him TO gel more
enjoyment from his food and that
means he really gets more value out
of il, even thoagh caTelessly packed
products may contain just as much
food value as those that are put up
carefully
The package into which butter is
put is of more importance than most
food packages. because the product
which it holds is extremely sensitive
10 outside influences. especially odors.
Men who have made business of
studying market conditions and
methods have long given attention TO
the package problem and they are
still al it. This year AT the National
Dairy Show TO he held in St. Paul.
Mimi. October S TO Is. the United
States Department of Agriculture will
have an unusual show OF butter pack
ages that will probably prove OF as
much interest as a lot of curios. The
department has collected packages
from the various countries of the
world that make butter in consider
able quantities. and they will be
shown in comparison with packages
that are used in our own country. In
addition there viii be examples OF
good and of poor packing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08
FUTURE BOOKINGS AT THE
CIRCLE; "REMORSELESS LOVE-
AND HAROLD LLOYD TONIGHT

For the benefit of those unable to
management of the Circle Playhouse
has held over the latest feature of
Elaine Hammerstein's. "Remorseless
Love" and the special three-reel
comedy of Harold Lloyd's. This
double-star bill proved a great sue
cess last evening and i is certain that
the matinee showing at 4:30 and the
evening showing of the same bill will
please the most discriminating taste.
Miss Hammerstein is shown in the
role of Kentucky school teacher.
something new from the society parts
she has lately been playing. There is
a family feud and a we'll worked out
plot. which allows the star to make
the most of her talents. The picture
is admirably directed and cast and
very entertaining Among Those
Present" a special comedy of extra
length, gives that master comedian
Harold Lloyd. one of the most laugh
able vehicles of his screen career. He
is bell boy in a fashionable hotel.
Chance makes him impersonate on
English in high society. There is the
charming girl. her mercenary mo-
Their. the desirable match ana a series
of amusing, though entangling. events
The match is not so desirable when
the mother finds out that "M'Lord" is
bell hop, but there is amusement
and laughter for all who see this
special comedy.
Announcement is made in advance
of the following excellent line of pic
lures for the coming week:
Monday - Bebe Daniels in THE
March Hare"
Tuesday - Herbert Rawlinson in
THE Wakefield Case"
Wednesday Constance Binney in.
Room and Board"
Thursday - Franklin Farnum in
The Galloping Devil
Friday aad Saturday Pauline
Frederick in The Sting of the Lash.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-10-08
STATES SCHOOL
SYSTEM is FAST
REGAINING GROUND

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