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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
ELKTON AGAIN ON TOP
Standing Of the Teams
Saturdays Scores

Saturdays Scores
Elk Mills 3, Bel Air |
Rising Sun 3, Havre de Grace =
Elkton I, Aberdeen 2
Ferryville II, Darlington I
Next Saturdays Games
Ilavre tie Grace at Bel Air
Darlington at Aberdeen
Elk Mills at rerryville
Elkton at Rising Sun
Monday Morning
Rel Air at Aberdeen
Elkton at Havre dc Grace
Darlington at Elk Mills
rerryvilIe at Rising Sun
Monday Afternoon
Rising sun at BEL Air
liavrr de- Grace at Darlington
Elk Mills at Elkton
Aberdeen at reIryyille
Allan did Il That's That
Bel Airs pennant hopes got sad
jolt Saturday when the team journey
cd to Elk Mills and renewed their AZ
uualntahce with one named Allan, sald
Allan illling the responsible position
of pitcher for that team. Ii hurt, oh
yes, hurt drcadfully, to come home with
the small end of the 3 to | score but
there is really no cause to be- down
hearted or criticize the boys. They
did their hest making eight hits of
Of the worthy Allan, topping by one
the number landed by Elk Mills Off Of
Gale who tossed for Bel Air. The
hits weren't punched though. the only
two errors of the game we've costly
and We just couldn't win. Roy Coalr
showed that his old time skill has not
deserted him, pitching a fine game aud
Pavcs behind the bat held up his end
well. The fans had rather anticipated
that knocdler and Ditmar would work
in the battery positions but Knoedler
was the victim Of u sore arm, while
Ditmar was knocked out by an ugly
finger.
Havre ne Grace is to be with us to
morrow at o'clock and Il band will
he on hand to oniven the occasion so
come on fans and help root out this
game-be as loyal as you want the
team to be and the victory Is half won.
Monday morning we meet Aberdeen
on their grounds and in the afternoon
the last home game of the season will
be- staged at o'clock with Rising sun
Elkton has only mortgage ON the
second half and not by any means u
fee simple; we are still much in the
race and mean to stick there with "A
vengeance.
Rising Sun ,, Hayre de- Grace
Rising Sun and Ilavre de Grace
played close and interesting game on
the lattel's grounds Saturday, Rising
sun. winning by score of to 2.
Eikton 7, Aberdeen 2
The League leaders and the tail
rndcrs played true TO form at Elkton
with the score given above.
Perryville ~. Darlington 7
Darlington made enough runs l." win
an ordinary game but Perryvllr near
~ doubled the number
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
STATE OF MARYLAND
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for building On" H"cti"n nt
State Highway. as follows:
HARTFORD COUNTY C1nirhrt N" H.ib.
One section Of state highway from White
ford toward Dublin. for distance oi ~ MIL"
tt0nrFste.b
viii h. rereivr, by the State Roads Communication
At its offices, sol Garrett building. baltimore,
Mnrylund until /! NJ standard Time on III"
Ilth day ~ September, 1879. at which time
and place they will be publicly opened and
read
lids must he made upon the blank pf"In"nl
form. Nhirh with specifications aud plans VIII
be- turn died by the CnnmpHnn up"n nbpllch-
lion md rash payment ~ 81 90 rs hereafter
no rhnrgsH will he permitted
No bids will be- received unless aGcompnhi"h
by - certified cheek for the sum 81 rive Nun
Died 5000 Dollars. payable I" the stat" h""d'
fpfnutssiDn, ,
The sueesnaful bidder will be required 70 give
bond and e.snpIy with the Acts Of the General
Assembly of Maryland. respecting c"htfh'is
The C0InfnispiDn rsgerysS III" right '" f"j"'i
any and all bids .,.
By order Of the State Roads Commission ms
2bth day Of August. l522 ..,,.,,
L. II STEuAkT. Chairman
Sts Rotary,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
Neighborhood NeWs
FallstOn News

Fallston, August Rev. DIR. Il.
II, Roberts who has been the pastor
Of the Fallston Presbyterian Church
for the last pa years has resigned to
accept call mt the Relay Church.
The Rev. Geo. g. Barnes will preach
at the Faliston Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning ut II A. NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
Attorneys Sale

By virtue al the IOw"r contained IN mort
pnpo from William G"0rpe ForHyihr and Wife
To Hurry 4. Carver, dated III" 2lth day Of de-
cernbrr In tho year IGi2 aud recorded amongst
tho Land Records Of iinrfurd County In Liner
J. A. H. M. 40 folp 2i2, and duly assigned
Ia Joseph H. Dawson and Leila DAWSON. de
fault having occurred therein, the undrrai ghed
attorney named In said mortgage will nifHr nj
public Eale NJ the Court iIourr b"or In Hell
Air, HryIuud ON
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01
Public Sale

W" the undersigned intending 10 dissolve
partnership In farming will after ut Public
Auction IN III" Willow iirnuk Farm III. rond
leading from iI"urk's Mil Ia Tnyior. :, mile
from former place. IN
Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1922
BrNinninH Ut 10 o'curk sharp. the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-01

Pair Of Hay Mules. welt matched. on. single
iino leader 2 sets Lead Harness. nearly new I.
Collars nsnrly new hridleE. nearly new /:
I Housings. Bets Fly Nets Curry Comb mud
Brush. Collar Pads. lots other Dld Harness.
2-h"rHe Top MIN Wagon. with Pole Smalley,
EnsilRpo and Fodder Cutter No. 10. with Tar
risrI I-pronp Forks. lot nf Tomato Boxes.
Runabput, Hand Fodder Gutter. i-horBs Wagon,
2-lIOrsc Wagon, Farmers Enynriie Hoe Grain
brill, b-Hnllnn on Can. Seven foot cut dee, Ing
Hinder. tNew ldrnib nearly new Buckeye Hin.
der, Single tutiyRiOrR. Circular saw and
Frame. nearly new Cross Cut Saw, Feed MIL
s-nch Hurr. nearly new 10 Feet of CLING
Tight Betting, II. T. international GnAntinr
Engine, with truck, nearly new I-hors. Tom
Thumb Gas Engine. . Mo1ers. Hay Rake. 2
No. ~ Oliver Chilled Flows, Smonthinp liar
row, SprinRio1ih iiarrows. one nearly new !.
: Double Workers Row Marker. M 60 Plow,
10 Tons Of Basd Tlmothy Hay. aud many other
articles ton numerous To mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums al tiU aud under cash. IN sums
oVUr that amount u credit III I months viii ho
given. purchasers giving their notes with s.-
rurity Ia b" approved by tho huriinneer. bear
inK interest fran day al sniD mud payable at
thu Second National Hank Uf Bel Air.
VIM H. WINSKOWSkI.
EDW. u WINskUWSkI. Owners,
Henry Riley. Aucinnr"r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
KING NOTES DANGER
Of EUROPE'S COLLAPSE
Tells Parliament That Only CO.
operation of Nations Can
Overcome Peril.

e. Associated Press TO Every Evening.
London. Dec. liking George. I'm
his speech for the Propagation OF par
lament today, stressed the need for
the economic rehabilitation OF Flu
rope. asserting that the task OF re-
storing conditions that would be fav-
orable To economic stability was caus-
Ing deep concern and could only be
overcome by cooperation among the
nations primarily affected.
The question of unemployment
which has given rise To so much heat
ed debate I'm the House OF Commons
received special consideration I'm the
speech. The king stated that the gov
eminent would do all in its power "a
alleviate the conditions against which
| the lahOrites have protested.
Tho king expressed the hope thai
the Lausanne Conference would soor
he able to solve the problems affect
ing peace I'm the Near East.
The kings speech follows:
"A discussion of problems affect
ing the peace in the Near East is pro
coeding at Lausanne and | earnestl,
trust that a satisfactory solution viii
shortly be reached.
1.-THE execution Of the treaty %
peace with Germany has again heel
the subject of conversations between
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
FINANCIAL NOTES

81 pment - anthracite Tor November,
n rDpnrtrd Go ihr anthracite bureau of
.Itnrmattuu Amounted to O.s2O. lO2 gross
..n~ tnmpa rest eith % Al4.ul+ tons during
f.. CORN spending month last year, al
Inrrra~s 90 luiC S~ tons
Nrufe"tl rUiurf~ 80 "a merger ~ Pullman
aul Raidwtu ar, drui,ri from both Chicago
and fnli aurk lphia fuliUau people char
I .frrlrpl the rumor> a. wholly without
foundation and said that a. FAR as they
ANEW the proposition had never been
led ~ United states steel common.
The ststl stocks moved forward in the
Nrs lurk market yesterday The bush
moss position ~ the industry u greatly
lHftrr than 10 vas a. earlier times durins
the wear and the results Of operations are
shos improved earnings There IL .
great aggregate 90 forward business In
hand and IN prospect Tor The % frsi ,,, half
NAT any 20 90 Will drop asay from the
uripr bonss
Reports from the Philadelphia distric,
cnnuuuc Co 10 optimistic. say r 6
hun Go open suathcr has encouraged
Wins and rptail sairs have been very
sfartnfN Many manufacturers arr
Twins acNancr spring orders IN en-
.HuraEIn, volume Shoe manufacturers
q. nort thof purchases comparc faNorahly
18th normal times. With prices firm
~prine orders BY buyers Tor large dis
nNod WIN orders Co. capacity up 90
turU 1925 Advance orders for clothing
arr much larCpr than those 90 lasf spring
NufnmuttVv Industries SAY The auto
mnhur Industry with a uHrord hack 81 b.
fNfs Nrar uuslf Ta~sd ~ Its production
II.furf Del isuEluutuC Co prCpar, FOR an even
waiter output 10 1923 With the Urt
masters furfhfr advance b. hplnC made
Ir rpplenishlng depleted stockS aud In
T'srlnE that branch 80 the industry on a
frHfIug % meet tho surIng demand '
November production % motor vehicles
aupruxlmatcd 232 OOO. or within = pet
cont ~ October turnout and twice ths
volume a. November. 1U1l according GO
0rporfs o. National Automobile ChAmbci
90 Com mrrra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

Philadelphia. Dec. 15.-Wheat-No.
2. red winter. 1.33@l.34; No. 3. gar
licky. 1.22@l.23.
Corn-No. 2. for export. s2h@S3ia:
do. No. 3. si@slh: do. No. 4. 79h@
s0i2: car lots. for local trade. No. 2.
yellow. s3@si; No. 3. yellow. s2,s@
s3is.
Oats-No. 9. white 54is55; No. 3.
white. 534@5a.
Butter-Westcrn creamery. extra
55,s: nearby prints. fancy. 63@66.
Eggs--Nearby extra hrs,s. 81; do.
firs,s. 55; western extra frsts. 81;
do. firsts. SIS: fancy selected. packed.
6iG65. I
Cheese-New York whole milk
fancy fats. fresh. 27A@2sh; fair to
good, 95@27; longhorn. 2s@29;
single. daisies. 27h@2sls.
Live poultry-Fowls. not leghorns.
19@2s: do. leghorns. 1902: spring
chickens. not leghorns. 1920; do. leg
horns. 17@ls; old ROSTERS. 16@17:
ducks. white Pekin. fancy. 24@25:
do. fair TO good. 22@2S; do. mixed
colors, 20@22: muscovy, l7Ml9;
I ktfS's @-Wi-ts i've NulhtN =. SNNioN
Dressed poultry-Turkeys lower:
| spring turkeys fancy. nearby. 53@56;
/ do. fair TO good. 45@50: do. western,
/ 5lG5S; do. ordinary. 35@io; do. fair
/ to good. 43@4s; old toms. 5000; old
hens. 4O@45: fowls fresh killed
choice to fancy. 26@30; do. small
sizes. 1924; chickens western. 22Q
80; do. nearby, 25@35; old ROSTERS
western. 10; do. southern, 17@1S;
ducks western. 2662S; geese. fancy
23625; ordinary. 2O@22; ducks. west
crn. 26@3O: do. nearby. 2S@30.
Potatoes White; per 100 lbs. 1850
100; No. 1. nearby. per basket, 800
30.
Flour-Soft winter straight. west
crn. 6.OO@650; do. nearby. 5.7566.25
hard winter. straight. 64O66.65; do
short patent. 6.65@6.90; spring. frs
Nclear. e.OO@65O: do. patent. 6.75@7 90
do. short patent, 71067.50: fame.
spring mills. patent, family brand
7.75GS5O.
|, Hay-Timothy. No. >. 1900 20 90
ado. No. ,. 10000 1900. sample. lao
, Ia 1900: no grade. 1O0OG14OC; Glove
light mixed. ls.OO6ieOO; No. mike,
l6.00Gl7OO; No, .. mixed. 14OO@ on
Bnan-Soft winter. in 1O0-poun
sacks. S2.5O6 do. $3.50; do. $500 20 81
: Tailow-Primc city. loose. Ga; d.
, special loose. ~; prime country. So.
3 edible. in tierccs. so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
DIVIDENDS DECI-AEID.

American Ia France Pin Engine Co
quarterly ~ - Ceufs q share on common
paN able February Do aud 81 - a share on
preferred Tayahle January
American Power and Light Co. quarterly
81 - so shan on preferred. payable
Haiumors 4 OHIO Railroad Co. semi
snnuai ~ = sharc on preferred. payable
Rell Tolsphons Co % Canada. quarterly
~ q sharc payahie January T.
irunss trEc- halEe-t offender Co. quar-
srly - . - share on prefer I'd pay
able January D
Cornell Mile quarterly Of 81 . share
payAnis bercmbsr IS
81 fssu ana Southwestern Co. quar-
tefiy ~ = 80 a shsre. payable January =
Foundation Co. . 20 sharc. payable
btssmhrr o.
kansas Gas aud Electric Co. quarterly
~ =, % sha-, ON preferred payable
ION, star Gas Co. quarterly OF 81
oents shan. PAYABLE DeC-mSer 80.
MaffhieSpn Alsal Nurks quarterly 81
g % . snart or pr-ferrcd payable Jauu-
ari
Nev Nors state Railways 81 50 a sha-,
ou common and quarterly % 81 % d share
and go on a~ruuut ~ hack DIVIDENDS on
preferred rayahls January ?
People 6as irht and Coke Co. quar-
frrIy ~ " ~ shart pay able January u
Phelps l'udFe 'urPuratlon. quarterly OF
q snarr ua}ant, January 2.
IiftshurF knlls Corporation. s. a shar'
nu common payable December 80 and
quarterly % 9 - thare ON preferred
PAYABLE January
Pralris Oi and Gas Co quarterly OF 8.
shan payable January 81
r. Msrs Co quarterly OF sl.7l
O. .uarU payable February ]
- MAurios Paper Co. quarterly o,
9 - share pas able Deccmh,r p.
~hoi Transport and Tradiur Go. in
terin 20 shihnEs. ayablc January
rtscI and o ut-r Co. quarterly Of 81 q.
o. o. H.4N IL. Ian
tnitct Verde Copper 90 81 ~ q snar,.
payable bacenbrr J l.
Wilson O. quarterly ~ 81 - a shar,
or preferred payabl, January p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

my ministers and ministers OF the
Allied powers. These conversations
will he resumed at Paris at an early
date.
"Thc task Of restoring conditions
favorable to economic stability In
Europe continues To give me Ceep con-
Germ. The difficulties are great and
complex and can only he overcome by
patient and sincere cooperation by
the nations primarily affected"
The program for the adjournment
of Parliament went through without n
hitch. despite the widely heralded ef-
forts of small body Of the left wing
Labor members la prevent the rising
OF the House OF Commons until q
remedy was found for the unemploy-
ment situation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
STOCK PRICES JUMP
WHEN SHORTS ARE
FORCED TO COVER
Prices Decline 1 to 3 Points
Until Big Buying Orders
Pour In.
CALL MONEY At 4 PER CENT

n, asSarin'fA .'-,.'l tc Ever rv~ui-r
New York. Dec. l5.-twan Street
i0iol- Opening prices in today's
stock market were irregular with the
main tendency downward. Profess
sionai short interests resumed their
pressure On such speculative IA
Norit.s Ms baldwin and Studebaker.
each 81 which dropped point. There
we're a few strong spots. notably Ches-
npeakc and Ohio. which advanced 2S
on overnight announcement chat ne
rotiations for its purchase by the
Nlu Swcrugcn interests were undo.
WAY
slight Improvement also was noted
in the preferred and New York Gem
tiaf Jersey Central opened one point
lower and then jumped 3. Peoples
Gas moved 10 higher ground IN re-
sponsc 90 the announcement OF an
Increased dvvend and Columbia
cas- rnsr 10 sympathy. National Lead
v,s pushed up two points.
\ reactonary tendency was noted
g. Ncw Haven. -. Paul, Northern
plcinc. corn Products and P!ggly
WiEElv. Nearly 100 stocks on the
Ncw Work. stock Exchange sold OK
dividend today.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
Noon LOSSES 81 one 70 points
were established by n number o: the
ols food. equipments, Studebaker
and Few less active shares before tho
decline WIS checked around the end
u. 'hc first hour
Execution ~ large buying orders
CO., tho steel. copper. merchandising
and public utility issues started q
vigorous upward movement. hurried
short covering accelerating the ad-
vance.
United States steel. common
touched TO-. the highest price IN ovei
month and REYNOLDS Spring jumped
80 points Gains ~ 20 3 points
were made 10y American Smelling
National Lead. Sears Roehuck. Strom
herr C1rhurc;or and Chesapeake an,
ohio
CAL money opened ~ ! per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
INV CORPORATIONS.

tpscisl Corrospondenoe Every Evening
Dover D- rs The following cor
puratluns wer' chartered yesterday
nay Battery Co. Dover sII 100000
Anglo McssCan Railroad aud Lumber
Co. Wilmington SUMMON,
snow GO Wilmington 80 300 900
Magic Elect riCf rplyfc aud BATTERY
O. Dover - fpn .OsE
Nunts-rito Co. Wilmington. s. 900 600
western f.troleum Corporation. vii
American uni-Cycie Ensan. Co. Dover
2 600 p,0
Csrpente,.s Stationery Stores. Inc. VII
nilnston. 3 .nc.Oo
iorelxn Investment 90. Wilmington
, ~ .tss
rllston security Co. Past Orange. N. j..
sSyl w,D
Austin SECURITY co East Orange: 5000.
CO.,
b--h.ood security Co. East Orange
fias 80
Minute Man Whocl Co. Dover $500 600
standard Motor Car 90 81 Delaware
Nv lors $500 600
My.,s Machine Tool Corporation. York
Va sxs0. 600
tqul,sbl. Guarantee Mortgage Co.
'hicsso. s250Oyo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
SAYS FREIGHT CIT IL VITAL
Secretary Wallace Asserts East win
he Forced Ia Grow own Eoodstufis.

Washington. Dec. l5.-Unl'ss some
reductions are made 10y railroads in
rates on agricultural products. Sec
rotary OF Agriculture Wallace tcsti-
fed yesterday before the Interstate
Commerce Conmission, there will be
a general readiustment of Industrial
and agricultural production in the
United States. Eastern states viii r.
forced 20 develop food production
within their own territory, he said. IN
stead Of drawing from the West. while
The West viii be forced - develop
manufacturing industries within is
own territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Philadelphia, PENIS Grove, Chester
WILSON LINE

SCHEDULE OF TRIPS
leave Wilmington. Fourth Street Wharf,
ualiy except saturdays. sundays and
mondays for Chester ana Philadelphia.
sp 10 M. 100 noon. as and Z so
y. IN.
80. 1880 a. M, $50. i.l5 and !. 30 u. m
Leave Philadclphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf, for Wilmington at same hours
WlLMlNGToN-PENN GROVE
ROUTE
Leave Wilmington. weekdays. S.l5. 7lS
1uoo a. m. 1900 noon. 200. 3.s5. 600
500. 1000 ana 100 y. IN.
On sundays. 9.a5. 1000 o. m, 1900
noon, 200. 400. 600. 500. 1910 and
100 D. m.
Leave Ponn's Grove. weekdays. 5.3S.
100. 300. IL 90 =. M, 100. 800. s.3O.
200. 300 aud 100 y. m.
On Sundays, 700. 900. 90 O. m
loo, 800, 900. 700. 600 and 1 1 90 u. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

Commonwealth Ice Co. PhlladeIphia
$3.50 UbO
United Fruit Steamship Corporation
v ilmingtOn. S2JO.ODO
$50 900
National Motor sales Co. Of Chicago.
Wilmington. 10000
Breen Hotel Co. Wilmington: $50 600
Apex -ROareX Electric Co. Philadelphia
S25.OOO.
United States j. and J. Agency, Inc
Hackensack. y. j.. $1,000
Grace Holding Co. Washington: 81 600.
The following corporations increased
their capital
National Lubricants Co New York.
from $500 .ODn 10 - 25O. O0u.
Acorn security Co Jersey City, y J.
from 500 900 10 $500 900
Martha Goa. Co, Plttsburg, from $500 =
600 90 81 .OO0.OuU
Evening journal., 1922-08-17
NEWS ODDITIES.

More than 1900. 900 days outings
for the poor are provided each year
by general agencies. church organic
ations and private funds In this
country.
Sweden will have model farm
run by electricity II the government
complies with the request OF the Ma
tional Association for Electrihca-
tion of Rural Sweden.
Running. jumping. wrestling diso
throwing and javelin throwing were'
the tests for each contestant in the
Olympic or Pan-Athenic games 10
prove his all-round manly vigor.
Railroad speed OF 120 miles an
hour was made in 1901 by a Plant
system train from Fleming 70 jack
sonville, Fla. covering the distance
OF FIVE miles in two minutes, so
seconds.
Rev. William A. Muhlenberg, or
New York, is believed to be the first
Fresh Air Worker. he having sent
n number OF poor children and in
vallds from his parish to the coun-
try for short vacations.
Summer comic opera by reper-
tolre company is backed by the
Chamber of Commerce and other
civic bodies OF Oakland, Calf, the
selection of productions being mads
by vote of the patrons.
Evening journal., 1922-08-17
ASK 100000
PORTEQUIPMENT
CONTINUED from First Pase)

CONTINUED from First Pase)
tract shall not be assigned or sub
let as a whole. Sub-contractors, as
such, will not be recognized by the
commissioners, but will be consid-
cred merely as agents of the con-
tractor No portion of the work
shall be sub-let TO any sub-contrac-
tor without first giving the commits
sioners due notice in writing, and no
sub-contractor shall be employed
who is unsatisfactory to the COM
missioners.
The contractor will be required to
complete his contract between Jan
uary l and February I, 1928, "unless
extraordinary and unforseeable con-
ditions Intervene" II satisfactory
progress of the work is not main
tanned at all times. the commission
reserves the right 10 take possession
of and prosecute the work under
their own auspices.
1t is specified that each individual
piece Of machinery shall have Sc
curely fastened to il in a conspicu-
Gus place a bronze or brass name
plate. appropriate TO the size of the
apparatus on which plate shall be
given the load capacity. speed, volt
age, number, and other customary
useful information concerning it, in
Guiding the makers name and the
date of manufacture. Also, there
shall be furnished with each piece OF
apparatus n suitable cast plate of
bronze or brass. on which shall be
lnstribed Wilmington Marine Ter
minals" and a letter and number TO
be designated by the commissioners
after the acceptance of the indlvid-
ual item of equipment.
The mechanical ramp for the
coastwise cargo shed is described at
much length. 1t will consist of
steel and timber runway platform
hinged at the inshore end, provided
with lifting mechanism operated
from a gallows frame spanning the
outer end of the bridge. so arranged
as TO make the gangway adjustable
10 all levels of the tide, and with
Evening journal., 1922-08-17
BY LUCILLE f. SAUNDERS.

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK. Aug. II Omitted
Press) s)-Qualifcations for brides
have taken a change for the better.
The old-fashioned girl who
thought she could get past the gates
OF matrimony with a hand embroid-
cred trosseau and a superficial
knowledge OF chatting dish receipts
will find that she has lost her claim
TO a steady matrimonial job.
This is Miss Florence o. Otis view
OF the new generation Of girls. And
Miss Otis ought to know, for she has
just recently been made head OF the
new department in the school for
women at the University of Cincin-
natl and Is TO begin spreading her
particular brand Of gospel through
the class rooms OF that municipal
educational enterprise within a few
days.
Home making is becoming a pro-
fession," Miss Otis said, as she sat
up in her apartment near Columbia
university making plans for the COM
ing year. The modern girl doesn't
like to be tied down. She wants in
dependence. II she studies home
making thoroughly enough, she is
always prepared to take care of her
self in cases OF emergency.
Happier husbands should go
hand in hand with, housekeeping
that is on a scientific basis. The
modern man Is going to have little
cause for complaint. because we in
tend to give his future bride five
years professional course in the COM
plicsted art Of being a wife"
Here is the imposing catechism
Miss Otis says the college graduate
bride should be able to answer in the
Affirmative before she steps to the
altar:
do you know all about good food
habits?
do you know the fundamentals Of
general hyg.enne?
"Can you design your home and its
furnishings tastefully?
"Can you organize your time
efficiently?