The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18

year not less than one thousand five
hundred and fifty ($1,550) dollars;
for the eighth year and each sue
ceeding year not less than one thous-
and six hundred ($1,600) dollars.
Every white teacher employed as
an assistant in any public high
school of Cecil County holding a.
certificate as required by the State
law for such position shall receive
the following salary per school
year: For the first year not less than
one thousand one hundred and fifty
($1,150) dollars; for the second
year not less than one thousand two
hundred C$1, 2OO) dollars; for the
third year not less than one thous-
and two hundred and fifty ($1,250)
dollars; for the fourth year not less
than one thousand three hundred
($1,3O0) dollars; for the fifth year
not less than one thousand three
hundred and fifty ($1,35O) dollars;
for the sixth year not less than one
thousand four hundred ($1, 400)
dollars; for the seventh year not less
than one thousand four hundred
and fifty ($1,45O) dollars; for the
eighth and succeeding years not less
than one thousand five hundred
($1,5O0) dollars.
Every white teacher employed as
manual training teacher in any
public school or public high school
in Cecil County holding a certificate
as required by the State law for such
position shall receive the following
salary per school year: For the first
year not less than one thousand and
one hundred ($1,100) dollars; for
the second year not less than one
thousand and one hundred and fifty
($1,150) dollars; for the third year
not less than one thousand and two
hundred C$1,200) dollars; for the
fourth year not less than one thous-
and and two hundred and fifty ($1,-
250) dollars; for. the fifth year not
less than one thousand and three
hundred $1,000 dollars; for the
sixth year not less than one thous-
and three hundred and fifty Isl, $500
dollars; for the seventh year not
less than one thousand and four
hundred ($1,400) dollars; for the
eighth year not less than one thous-
and and four hundred and fifty ($1,-
45O) dollars; for the ninth year not
less than one thousand five hundred
($1,500) dollars; for the tenth and
succeeding years not less than one
thousand and six hundred ($1,600)
dollars.
Every white teacher employed as
I Special teacher in any public
school or public high school of Cecil
County holding certificate as re-
Iuired by the State law for such po-
sition shall receive the following sal
ary per school year For the first
year not less than one thousand
($1,000) dollars; for the second
year not less than one thousand ana
fifty ISL ,050) dollars; for the third
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one hundred ($1,1O0) dollars; for
the fourth year not less than one
thousand one hundred and fifty ($l,-
1900 dollars; for the fifth year not
less than one thousand two hundred
($1,200) dollars; for the sixth year
not less than one thousand two
hundred and fifty ($1,25O) dollars;
for the seventh year not less than
one thousand three. hundred ($1,-
300) dollars; for the eight year not
less than one thousand three hun
bred and fifty ($1,S5O) dollars; for
the ninth year not less than one
thousand four hundred ($1,400)
dollars; for the tenth and succeed
ing years not less than one thousand
five hundred ($1,50O) dollars; pro-
vided that in computing the salaries
to be paid under Sections and 8
hereof, the teachers, already en-
ployed, shall be given credit for the
number of years they have been en-
gagged in teaching in Cecil County,
and on and after September 1, 1922,
the salaries of said teachers shall be
increased to correspond with the SAL
aries provided in said sections in ac
cordance with said number of years.
Sec. 4. And be it further enact
ed, That the County Commissioners
of Cecil County be and they are
hereby directed to include in the
levy for the year 1922 and every
year thereafter a sufficient amount
to provide for the salaries Of the
school teachers as hereinbefore pre-
scribed.
Sec. 5. And be it further enact
ed, That every teacher shall be al
lowed ten days absence with full
pay provided such absence was un-
avoidable.
Approved:
ALBERT c. RITCHIE,
Governor.
WILLIAM I. NORRIS,
President of the Senate.