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Evening star., 1921-09-18
Mrs. Coolidge Gowned
In Violet Chiffon

Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice
President. wore very graceful and
charming gown at the reception held
at the Pan-American Union building
Thursday evening. given by the gov
urnments of the Central American
republics in celebration of the lQ0th
anniversary of their Independence. OF
new shaGe of violet chiffon. the
gown was made on slender, straight
lines, patterned with fine violet and
jet i-idescent beads. the design com
pietely covering both the bodice and
skirt. The bodice bloused little
over the narrow crushed Girdie and
the skirt was longer, in accordance
with the new mode. Her dark hair
was dressed very becomingly.
Mrs Hughes, wife Of this Secretary
,of Stats. was present with Mr..
Hughes, and her gown was of the
frailest black lace and net over black
satin, with the bodice having a squs re
eton effect of pearl and crystal beads.
the front and back panels falling be.
low the waist line and opening at the
front to show the black lace beneath
The decollette was sduere and elbow.
length sleeves were of the lace. The
skirt of lace had the pointed hand
kerchief draaery 30 much in favor
now. and was likewise longer thap
the mode Il st yea dictated.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Miss West Hostess at
Shower for Miss Johnson

/. Miss Evelyn West was hostess at
a shower Wednesday evening. given
for Mas. Marion Lee Johnson. whose
marriage to Ensign Edmund Tyler
Woodbridge will take place in Novem-
Der. i, Among the guests were Mrs.
James, II, johnson. jr.y Miss Florence
johnson, Miss Alma Johnson, Mrs.
Marshall Johnson, Mrs. Charles K.
West, Mrs. Walter johnson. Miss
Ethel Wolfe. Miss Muriel Schaefer.
Miss Linden Pattison, Miss Airline
Gangwisch, Miss Cora Turner. Miss
Helen Moser, Miss Jean Champion,
Miss. Margaret Whitwell and Miss
Dorothy West.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

New York, where he made short
stay en- route from Newport, r. l.,
where he Nspent several, .weeks with
Princess Lubomirski and their chill
dren. AZ
The minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter, with their two young
sons, returned to Washington yester-
day after tour of the west, when
they visited a number of the more
important cities on the Pacific coast
as well as points of interest en- route
DR.: Redrich stepanek. the minister
OF tzechoslavakia. will have as
guests this week Senator v. klosac.
former minister of national. defense,
and the Czechoslavakia delegation for
the Sekol. held In Chicago in August.
The guests will spend good deal of
time in visiting points of interest
under the guidance of members of the
legation stan. Senator Kiosac was
here under the Austrian regime.
The minister of Rumania. Prince
Bibesco, is in New York for an in
definite stay.
The minister of Sweden, Capt. Wal
lenberg, has returned from Newport.
Il. J., where he was a much feted
visitor. and again is at the legation.
Nine. Wallenberg, with their daugh-
ter. Miss IngeKerd Wallenberg. will
return the latter part of the month
will be among the debutantes of the
The secretary of this legation of
Denmark. Mr.. Peter Christian schou.
has been, appointed Danish consul
general at Montreal, Canada, and
with Nine. Schou win leave In a few
weeks TO assume his new duties.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Mrs. Cooper Gives
Supper for Engaged

MIS- Henry Allen Cooper. wife Of
Z presen. .ative Ccoper of Wisconsin,
-ntertsined q large company at sup
Per last night at her home in Racine
in hcner of Migs Eleanor Catherine
McDeSmott of Marietta and Mr.. Ed
ward Piel of Racine, whose engage
inert has just been announced. Mr..
Piel has many friends In Washington,
where he has visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper several times.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Christ Child Society
Announces Tag Days

The Christ Child Society. one of the
most appealing charities. in its bene-
fits to the children of poor families,
will hold its annual Tag days, October
and Q. when the members Of the
society will sell tags in order to raise
Calderon is chairman Of the Tag day
committee and Mrs. C. p. NetN, vice
chairman. The haadguarterH at the
socie.y ID At Ss4 Indiana avenile.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Gen. and Mrs. G. p. Scriven
Given Farewell Dinner

The commissioner, of Albania to the
United States, Constantine A. Chek-
resi-. was the host last night to a small
party at dinner given .at the New
Willard in honor of Cen and Mrs. G..
P. Scriven. who are leaving shortly
for touring trip in Albania. with
their daughters, Miss Betty Scriven
and Miss Katharine Scriven. Mr.. c.
Hotova. secretary to the commission.
er. was also a member of the party.
After the dinner the party attended
the performance at the Shubert-Gar
rick Theater. =.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Women $ Club Plans
Garden Party Sept. 81

There win be garden party At the
College women'S Club ths evening of
"wednesday. september n. / at $40
o'clock for members and theit friends.
In case of rain the entertainment
will be in the club parlors. q
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Will Celebrate Their
: : Iwenty.Fifth Anniversary;

MI. snd Mts, Sam :,Horowitz will,
celebrate their twenty fifth wedding
eepaion e tRsiE restaencs, | i4ao W Y
street northwest, at $50 o'clock. /.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

DR.. and Mrs. George W. Kernedle
the snEagemeat-pf their.
daughter Ruth to Ar. Ronald Mc-
paNala Of Pennsylyania. and wash
4Hefon. 3Aa Weddinh VIII kakS Dlacs
Evening star., 1921-09-18
Many of the Diplomats
Returning to Capital
and Baroness de Cartier to Remain
Another Month in Europe-Notes of
Society Interest.

Sonora de Riano. wife of the am
bassador of Spain, who is in Hart
ford. Conn. visiting her. aupts. the
Misses Foster; VIII retoin the ambas-
sador at the embassy. Wednesday, Oc-
tober- 5r-----a.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Greenbaun, with
their daughter Dorothy. have re-
turned to their home, on Park road,
after spendisE tsA sumIaer Ut Ocean
View Va.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

The minister Iof Poland. Prlass Ls.
Evening star., 1921-09-18

Mr.. Richard Umhan and Mr.. Earl
Joneher have returned to Washing
tsn from = trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada
Evening star., 1921-09-18

The home of Mr.. and Mira. B. L.
Wissman at Bradbury Heights. d. C.,1
was the scens of q beautifully ap.-l
pointed wedding Monday, September
IL, when their son. Mr.. Edward l.
wissman, was, married to Miss Eva
Hartley. Members OF the two faini-
lies and q few intimate friends were
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n. !. STOCKS

H.r York. Marc 3a--Ths hopeful
feeling crcnt-d yesterday ~ The n.
creased ArrsricpE Telephone diN'Haaa
rn:r a2A ,;sras < E5ratrr tndustr'A. ar.
tIy:.v were Lis,,elinG toby. cHieas::e
sting 81 Specai issues a; ne; sac l'ons
~ - . 2olnts unsetuhS re genera.
ils-.
SNArpa rrder E-tllter preSSCic com :
nriScd thuRc OF com"Ac'"< which TThln9
associates with nc~ financing OF diTi-
dena revision. chief among these wt"e
International Harvester. American LIN
Sc"d InterCa,ion Papc- ana N"\''a''
Petroleum.
r3ccl hv the circumstances Ttrn't':'f
.hr offering OF So. ono. O"n OF New l"rN
CIV short torn ISSUES. R.La aggregated
l.ttl" NOR" than half the amount 'S>H'H
and these wEr" mostly ~ per cr"' or
n:ghcr. f:cnr", r"gHrdr. as excessive
b. ne municipal authorities.
Aside from tn" motor industry. wees
~ reviews * thu iron and steel trade
failed 10 sustain the belle; ihat any
pronounced Increase ot H"nltnd Tor
fabricated products IS under way. Con
srmerS, according 20 The latest &C
couras. continue to hold aioof n cNpec-
;nt!on OF lower prices and freight rate
reductions. ,,
,..rRSc quotations were AZ lowest
'.vc.s II the last half hour. tAr r't'ti ;,
being accelerated by An unexpected siS'
IN call money from c. 70 = per SeNt.
This hardening u rates was attributed
10 withdrawal Of funds required :" me-,
Payments maturing Tomorrow &c emu
q: the years first quarter.
Sales Amounted 70 6S5.OOO shares.
The foreign cxchAnk'' market w&S I'M
usually active decided strength beng
SHOWN By British and l;& liam rate.
i.'-Crrn. Dutch, SWISS. Swedish md ban
tsh rr,ns:;aaceS R,so hardened
Liberty issues c,"aol 1t fractional
guns. Paris IS Strengthened. bat IHn"-
Sy.vAnI,t - = mah.' - NV -" AZ % anu
ollie pron,:arnt bonds Wy" irregular.
To,aL safes tpar ya.;!") si0.%I@.0Do.
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FORD MOTORS ASSETS
EXCEED THOSE OF 1919

Detroit, March 30.--N preliminary an
nuM report OF the Ford Motor company
has been fled with the secretary I'll
stat. at Lansing. II does Mt contain
a statement, OF earnings and expenses
FOR 1920. it does disclose total assets
Of sJsi.aJ4.yil. These figures compare
with $332Y9S,l2l for the preceding
year.
The balance. sheet shows cash IN bank
nnnuntinS to Sl3.jj7.224 ana credits ow-
INK the company Of SJ4,43S,6S3. the
balance sheet for l3l" snow cash OIL
hand OF 25b,0ll.9Si
The floating d"ht for that year WaS
gwen AZ S72.l74,bJg, consisting largely
Of three months notes. with three
months renewal privilege. The stat
!nrni tor 1920 dos not give the hHount
If Tho floating debt. Ii docs show, now
ever that the rumpany'S liabilities On
all unsecured Indebtedness was Sl43''
O2J3Q0.
The authorized CAPITAL stock Of $780,
nUp.VuU of which the amount "utstahd,
ing - only SlG.36i.j"u. Henry For
owns 1j.J2l shares. lEiS"! i. Fora. a.
4ll shares. and Clara j. Ford vic Oh
Henry Ford. 81" shares.
Real estate uS,l III thu business IS es'
iuuaird at $1U. MI mi; goods. "hattciS,
mortgages, me-, hanGIsc. materials and
other iungibl, property at $l24.3hO,2Se;
good will s2l.262,s33; nited states
bond. stocks IN subsidiary companies,
prruaid Expenses and investments n
uthcr companies. $@0.Osi.p34.
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CASH DIVIDEND, PAYABLE MAY
OUT OF LAST YEARS SURPLUS,
DECLARED BY BOARD
STOCK BOOKS CLOSE TODAY FOR
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS ON APRIL &c

Directors OF the Wheeling steel COR
roratior. In their meeting yesterday,
DECLARED a on" percent cash dividend
IN rs shares uI common stock. "u, eli
las: years >u:rius. 20 SrocNho'HerS "f
record April Is. Tin" caSn dN!d,Md &
payable May :.
II was announced nj ih' clos" % the
directors Meeting ina, the stock hooks
II the Whccl!r,S Steel Corporations Will
close Thursday for tho annual meeting
Of stockholders which VIII b" he'd
April % AZ ,hc Chamber ., Commerce
assembly room.
Announcements &C u" declaration Il
the o." p"r,cnt cash div .drnd on
WlrcliuS S,ccl Corporation common
stock comes rs very welcome news I"
tho holders Of thousand" "l shares Of
tic stock IN this city and Vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
RurrER EGas CHEESE.

NV NOr"- Nar-N IN -IWN"I NTW,
crr..r,ry h,Lh"r j;ou "NtrH~. 49, u T.
creamery. "NfrJ> t"2 %'nrr' 60: cream
.,rl ar~' I.N - =. scored. iSri ~ =
packing s,u.k. current mrk" No. > cu:.
ave
Eggs Ar"rrar. fresh gathered extra
IirSt&. ear "9h.r. r:>'$. >" " - -
state. T"nua. ,ad r",.?h, western hon.
merry whites, l-st- 80 CNt"a>, IS n 81
state. pcnna. md rrarhN western hen
nr:v browns. ,.>tras. 33u34c: do. gath.
or, brown aud mlXcd C1lurf. i1T>'~ :"
"N;r,s. 2SW g. '.r: >;nruEc packed rN'rl
nrs;s. "o'.r -. GrSt-. "9G SOC.
th"-~, irregular. state. Whole max.
flats. G"lG. specials. - L a 20: G". -
rra." run. p =, n .nl%U, STATE. Who'll"
milk. flats. fresh. Specials. 23i, q - =
do average run, &c
1.-Two poT,try STEADY. fowls. 33c.
Dressed p~!rt: prices unchanged.
Flour Steady.
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SHEEP
W. J. woLLMAN l. COS
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

~ private wire to \. l.. Masi"n & co.,
New York March ""..-- ."n;!nn"d
vrak!."SS IN feathers and IAth Of sup
port n Harvester had som" nnS"ii''nE
encc. on trailing. 1hH"aNS reacted
from he; ur.~,. .uhU"Nccd hH fresh
sailing N rcun'a shares I" 'r"'':"" i'-
low -. Atchi>on h'latrd january re-
PORTED showing II large dccE"Hs" II a"t
also HCtrl against optimism III raj
rrnuu \ l!I;.r un"a%!n"'s W2T shown
hv shorts IN United rru!; ana Rubber
,!rus!ng advances. \. !. l'n.N h"HEht
rn earnings. Some demand Tor iiav-
iIUn securities Ia late trnd,n:
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Suit Against Railroad, pirnaIss.d.

Columbus, o. March 30.-Feder;I
.Judg" Safer today dismissed the suit
nlcd by Cecil Jewell. vice-chairman: on
behalf Of 1850 United Brotherhood II
Maintenance and Way employees and
shop laborers, in which II was sought
10 cnjoin officials OF the Toledo & ONO
Central the gainesville & Western, the
Kar,awha & Michigan and tho Kanawha
< West Virginia railroads from reduS;
Ing the wages Of these employees. ct;
fcctive April 10 CSC from 4Siec an
hour. Judge Safer believed that the
legal rights Of the railroad workers
were mot endangered.
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railway equipment for the week ende"
March IL reached Il new high total Tor
the pcriud since railroad bustncss began
10 decline. According to figures by tn
American Railway association today. tht
surplus Of cars for the week of March
-. totalod 424.4U9 cars, compared with
4222O7 cars for the week Of March ..
Officials in announcing the. figures
declared that the greater part OK the car
surplus was made UP of coal cars which
continued to increase in excess OF tn"
demand. From all coal fields, report:
indicate mines ara not leading coal and
that the coal carrying equipment OF the
roads IS being held idle awaiting de-
mand. \
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gwen out today. Domestic production
averaged $4,000 barrels day more
than II ran Il year ago. though imports
DROPPED off l?.HoU,000 barrels under the
n .c-mb.r total. Consumption WAS
practically stationary. and local stocks
ca hand February - were estimated AT
arproXlmately I32.0O0.0VO barrels.
During the month 35,ll2.00O barrels
WAS produced IN the United States ana
ii.3Si.000 barrels imported. chiefly
from M"xico. making An available i".aI
If iG.i"6." "u against Il February, l?-"'
total Of 3S.6S9,UV0 barrels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Abab, Paper Reduces Dividend.

Montreal, March 3m.---'Thc directors Il
tn" Ah!tib! Power X Paper company
have DECLARED II quarterly dividend II
s. Il share on N" common stock reduc-
NIX the annual rate from - 10 81. The
d!yiGrud Is rHyah!c April - 10 holders
of record Arr!l :. According 10 the di-
rrc,orS tn" dlvII,:Ii WIS reduced be-
cause Of das.r- 10 c"ns"rv" its re-
sources aud in Wow o. the business un-
certainty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Denver Rio Grands Sale Confirmed

n"nN"r March "U.--The Cntel states
district court today confirmed IN" SAFE
Of the Denver 4 Eiu GIande property,
made last November. Ar order IN con
Mrrua'inN was entered.
rcd~-al Judge Lewis has refused the
appIiraiiun Of the stockholders commit.
tee. for permission to Ill" bond or
sl0r. u00 :,s good faith to purchase the
+, ~ for SlnuUu. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
CHICAGO GRAIN

r'hicacO. March 3O.---|;rain undcrwcnt
= >r,rrc set buck IN price to-day. LrSc-
~ a. e. result OF i!Gu.du ton on tn" part
~ rural holders If corn. Wheat closed
heavy d; to So. ,"nts not love-. with
My slS9a, 20 s'.i0. and July $l@l 70
81" ia. Corn lost ~ M2Lc IL "a.
AMI oats IL al - 10 lNC. Provisions
gained cents 10 80 rCats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31

RoStun. March 30.-The directors OF
the Gorham Manufacturing company
hav" d"t"rrcd action Oh the iQuArt"riy
dividend on the preferred stock. dm"
April !. John $. HoihrOok has resign, ii
49, president and has been Sr"""cI"d by
Franklin 4. Taylor. Mr.. Holbrook re-
mains On the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
Declare sl.25 on Punta Allegro.

Sugar company to-day declared a div
dead o. Sis share. Thrv" months
r.:0 dividend of s. WAS declared. TIL"
d.vn!"nI = ;ayahlc April Ii /" stock i
record APRIL LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
70 Paw Back Dividend,

IN. I.ocs"-W;l"s Biscuit company has
declared ii dividend OF | ). r" on the sec
md preferred stock. payable May 20
uuld,re Of record April -. This d:vI-
Grnd - on account o. bach dividends 81
tho issue from May to August !. 1916.
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Telephone Dividend.

Philadelphia, Marcn 30.-The board
Of directors of tho Bell Telephone CONF
pany of Pennsylvania today announced
quarterly dividend OF two per cent.
This is an increase of one-half per cent
over the last quarterly dividend.
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Southampton, England. March 30
Tho Mauritania resumed sailing last
Saturday after layup Of four months.
She left for New York with 700 passen'
gers
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Mnssasoit Cut. Wages 1909.

Tau River Mas. March 30. Tn"
NasSaSoit Manufarturing company has
announced I 10 reduction in wa2'S =.
f,ctiNc today. \ reduction Of 2"'s was
made last brtuh'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling, W. Va. MARCH 50. 81.
Furnished The IntRiiigencer by A. +.
MaS;en & Co. members Boston Stock
Exchange. second floor National Rank
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. March 30. -.
Furnished The lnulliIeucGr ~ \. L.
Nasten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange, second ..Onr National Ednk
OF W. VI. BLDG
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. March 80. 81.
Furnished The Inte!licenccr by A. e
MaStpn & Co. members p!tto6urGh Stock
EXCHANGE second floor Nat!ona! BAns
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BONDS.
NEW YORK CURB MARKED
hsrty l.unrS

Wheeling. " Va. Mar>h 50. ~.
Reported by \. E. Masten & Co. mem.
b>rs New York StUc% Exchange. second
floor National B n OF W. Va. RIdk.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. " Va. March 80. u.
Furnished Ii" tnieliiE"nCr' lay \. l..
Nastcn & Co. member. E'w YorE Stock
Exchange second tv0r National HUnR
OF W. Va Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Hheel!ng. ". Va. March 20. -.
x>,-nisheo RI. Incer!SenCer 10y A. Z
Mas,en K 60. members y tho Now forh
Stock Exchange Sationll Bank I'uuc,
ing, Whcr.ing, W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
Res dent Partner.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling ". Va. Marc 30. u.
IIai!y quotation list Wheeling Stock
EIcbang1. complied 70: The Intelligent
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Railway Equipment Surplus Gains.
Wnsh:nrtuH. March 3C.-- surplus /"
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W Va. March SO. 81.
Furnished BY wilson Inv"~tment Co.,
Inc. Mutual BANK iIldE.
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open. ! High. Low. 'l"Se.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12

and left wagonloads OF perishable
beef in front Of company plants.
A report that reduction in
wages was imminent caused the
waikout. in the opinion OF Leo
Joseph, vice-president of one Of
the meat companies. He asserts
there was no foundation for such
report, and declared the employ
ers had an agreement with the un-
ion that does not expire until May
10. Officials Of the union could
not be reached.
The strike affected only the big
five packers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
King To BE New
Canadian Premier

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 12.-(By AS
sociated Press. THE premiership
OF Canada will be handed as "a
Christmas present to w. L. Mac
kenzie King, leader Of the liberal
party, which triumphed at the
polls last week over Premier Mei-
CHEN and his conservative follow
ing.
Premier Meighen will in a few
days present his resignation to the
the governor general, Lord Dyng
OF Vimy. The reins of power will
be handed over to Mackenzie King
a few days before Christmas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
Bandits Rob Bank
Hold Up Pool Hall
Shoot Man, Escape

Greenville, ILL.,. Dec. 12.-Four
bandits entered Panama. near
here. today, robbed the Bank OF
Panama OF between $4,000 and
$40, 900, held up seven men in d
pool room next to the bank
wounded motorist whom tn,
banits believed was pursuing thei.
car and escaped.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12

Secretary Dennis Lane have gone
to Washington to lay the strike
and the wage question before the
department Of labor and possibly
with the view OF having President
Harding ask the packers to NEE.
officials Of the union.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
Strike Failure. Claim.

Chicago, Dec 12.-Packing
house officials In Chicago reiter-
ated today that the strike declared
one week ago by the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Work
men had not materially interfered
with their normal operations. And
they also stood firm in their re-
fusal to meet arbitration overa-
lures of union leaders.
President Cornelius Hayes and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
MEAT LEFT
TO ROT BY
STRIKERS
Two Thousand Men in
New York Slaughter
Houses Quit Without
Notice Today.

New York, Dec. 1.-Two thou
sand employees of slaughter houses
In New York, members Of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen of North Amer
lea, quit work suddenly today,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
Boiler Explosion
Starts Report of
Mine Dynamiting

Pittsburg, Kan, Dec. 12.-The
explosion OF boiler at the Vic
tory mine near Chicopee, this
morning, gave rise to report that
the mine had been dynamited.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-12
TEACHERS SALARY
 SHOWS INCREASE
Lawrence County Report, However, Points Out That t
 Falls Behind H. C. L. Pace

Moulton, February 11.-(special.) )-Rec- ords in the office of the county super intendent of education at Moulton for Lawrence county show that on the Janu- ary, 1919 pay roll there were placed the names of 73 teachers, requiring the pay ment of $6,42S. 42 in salaries from the gen. eral educational fund.
 In 1920 the pay roll for the correspond ing month carried the names of III teach CTS with salaries amounting to N,yfs'zS' while in January of this year there are 142 teachers, whose salaries amount to sfo. .S9e. IS. almost double the number of teachers over that of January, 1919, but far below double the salaries. It IS pointed out that these teachers, as rule, are paying more than double the board paid at that time.
 The attendance on the part of the pupils makes an interesting item. Since the 7s teachers, in January, 1913, report an enrolment of SCOT in 1920, for January 4,461 are reported, and in January, l9si the number reported by the 142 teachers is 5S70.