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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Western Nd. College
Alumni Banuuet

In the neighborhood of 500 guests
are expected to attend the 18th annual
banquet of the Western Maryland Col
lege Alumni Association to be given
tomorrow night in Baltimore at the
Southern Hotel, which has been
chosen on account of having the larg-
est banqueting hall in the city.
Annapolis members of the associa-
ton who will so to the dinner are:
Mrs. Emma Abbott Gage, Miss Irene
Harrington. Miss Lucy Redmond, and
Mrs A r Henry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Professor Stevens, Lectnre

The series OF lectures which Prof.
W. O. Stevens is giving TO the Bust
ness and Professional Women's Club
on the First Chapters in History" is
being attended by an appreciative
group OF young women. The length
of the career of man discernible by
us has been enormously increased at
the present day by archaeological dis
covery, carrying back the development
of human arts at least fifty years, and
perhaps two thousand years. Even as
recorded in written documents. mod
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

ern discovery in the Orient has placed
behind the period OF human history as
formerly known TO us another period
equally long. thus doubling the length
OF the historic age" 1t Is from these
recent discoveries and .pre,stions,
that Professor Stevens Is oatlin.ng his
historical talks. Next Monday night
he will lecture on The Dawn a. Civil
lization" and to those outs he the
Business Womens Club who ara snx-
ious to take advantage OF hearing
Prof. Stevens there is an opportunity
Of registering for a small fee. Tor the
rest of the course. Next Monl-y the
lecture will follow O'Clock sapper
for members of the club.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

different departments. In addition TO
this Miss Caroline Jones. National
Finance Secretary, will be present and
viii deliver the lecture of the even
ing. Everyone is cordially invited TO
attend. To those who are active along
special lines OF 'Y' work, it will be
interesting to hear what other depart
ments are doing. To those who know
little or nothing of the vital import
ance of this Association in the COM
munity, this meeting will be a reve-
.ation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Mrs. Wilson's
AT Home-

Mrs Henry B. Wilson, wife OF the
Superintendent of the Naval Academy.
was "at home" yesterday afternoon
from 4 to 6. There were a large num-
Der ofzcallers, and Sima's orchestra of
the Naval Academy band played for
dancing during the afternoon.
Assisting al the tea table were Mrs.
Abram Claude. Mrs Henry b. Price,
and Mrs. Douglas L. Howard Others
assisting were Mrs. T. r. Kurtz. Mrs.
J. o. Richardson, and Mrs Mahlon
Tisdale.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Officers

Hop
The third of the series of informal
dances being given by the officers at
tached TO the naval station was held
last night in the Officers Mess of the
Naval Academy and was largely at
tended, being preceded by a number
of dinners and supper parties. Music
for dancing was furnished by an or
chestra from the Naval Academy band,
under the leadership of w. r. Sima,
assistant bandmaster.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Luncheon
Party Today

Luncheon
Party Today
Mrs. Roland !. Curtin and her
daughter. Mrs. Peyton Cochran. gave
the first Of two Iuncheons today at
their home in Oklahoma Terrace.
Their guests included Mrs. Henry B.
Wilson. Mrs. Edward Lloyd. Mrs
Thomas Tingey Craven, Mrs. Arthur
Newton Brown. Mrs. ". r. Van Auken.
and Mrs. Charles c. Soule.
Green and white were the colors
used in the decorations. punches OF
lilacs giving note Of spring 10 the
table
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Millinery CIass

For those 10 whom the new Spring
hat is still an unsolved problem. there
is to be millinery class. log.nning
Thursday evening. February :. Mrs.
Samuel Brown, who was instructor
for several successful classes OF this
kind last year. will have charge of
this new class. II is urged that all
interested will register ut once
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Returns To
Washington

Mrs. Emory ". Coil, widow of
Lieut. Commander Coil. who was the
guest of the Aide to the Superintend-
Ont and Mrs. Mahlon Tisdale yester-
day, has returned to Washington,
where she is stopping with Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Richard E. Byrd
Mrs Coil expects to go back to her
home in England in two months time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Guests At
Assembly

Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
will be among the out-of-town guests
at the Baltimore Assembly tomorrow
night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Attending
Church Conference

Mrs. Dudley n. Carpenter and Mrs.
Clarence NJ. White are attending the
sessions of the Episcopal Church con-
ference being held in Baltimore at the
Parish House at Grace and ST. Peters
Church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Young Women's
Christian Association
II am come that they might have
life and that they might have
1t more abundantly."

Errors. like straws upon the surface
flow;
He who would search for pearls must
dive below.
DRYDEN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Back From
Hospital

Mrs L. II. Lewis. wife OF Lieut..
Lewis, U. s. ~. who has been a patient
at the Woman's Hospital. Baltimore.
Tor several weeks, has returned TO her
home in Wardour
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
To Give
Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Henry Chester Merwin, lac
Charles street, has sent out cards for
tea on January q from 4 TO TO
meet Mrs c. c. Hoover.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Tea For Miss
Tltlnnr Hepburn

MISS Eleanor Burwell Hepburn,
s-....,r of Mrs. Sewell S. Hepburn
..4 .h. late Dr. Hepburn, was intro
m.s - society yesterday at a tea
....a h.r aunt. Mrs. Elliott II. Bur-
a,It
rae guests. who numbered several
.aadr,i. included girls and midship-
a.a friends Of Miss Hepburn's. as
e.ll p. older persons.
Mis-, Hepburn. who wore an ex-
f-mcIy becoming soft grey georgette
t-g.k. received with Mrs. Burwell.
H,r aunt Mrs Ridgely p. Melvin, also
assisted IN receiving. Others who
salr.d 7ho hostess included Mrs. Fran
4. S. Rockwell. Mrs Henry ID. Cooke,
Wr NatEilivray Milne. Mrs. Philip
Sheridan. of Washington; Miss Kath-
Cae Ferguson. Miss Margery Hall. of
a'ex.ndria. and the Misses Sarah and
Harriet Green, Isabel Bruce. Sybil
Carpenter. Louise Goodhue. and Doro-
TBS TarIy
The entire drawing room floor of the
Randall house. admirably suited for
eattrt .iuiug on a large scale, was
a.,I g.. Yesterdays party. the guests
being received in one of the large
.uDms 90 the left of the hall, where
Miss 3epburu's flowers were arranged
el.us q background of palms. while
BE ether one was given over to dane
Ink Refreshments were served in the
HArrv. ss we'll as the dining room.
'he Jel table being presided over by
Mrs John Wiz; Randall, mother of
t'r> Durvell and Mrs. Elliott Bur
0,N SRI grandmother of Miss Hep
larn
HE ponsctuas and red candles
asrt Il decorating the dining room
Ncrc particularly effective against the
.a' alemal background of the room.
i.c same color was carried out in the
.aAs> and corrections served at tea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Receiving


Mr.. and Mrs. Royal II. Wigley are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF son, Charles Hays. born Monday
last at the Emergency Hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

Lieutenant William Lorenz spent
the past weekend in New York.
Miss Betsy Burnett. of Lexington,
Ky. is making an extended visit to her
uncle and aunt. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Henry p. Burnett, of Conduit street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
i,ttbFllN rom
itNfIE-tuN

Ar> Frank c Fahrion. who has
,a 1oi.ng The past week with
'."~.a.er and Mrs. John ~ Fergu-
ee Washington Navy Yard. re-
annapolis on Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

A> Far. " Thomson. Of IL South
50. .1,aae has returned from visit
'.- parents. Doctor and Mrs.
'-as 7 8usey. OF Lynchburg. Va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
TO Give
supper Party

Professor and Mrs. ]. L. Chew, of
Murray Hill, have sent out invitations
for buffet supper on Friday evening.
January q.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
viii Give
Ladies' Luncheon

Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway has sent
out invitations for buffet luncheon
on Wednesday next, January %.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

Mir. and Mrs. George Nelson have
returned from Washington. where
they went TO attend the diplomatic re-
ception at the White House.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Buffet supper
Last Night

Professor and Mrs. c. L. Leiper gave
a large buffet supper before the off,
GERS hop last night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Bridge Party
AE4IHSKEr

&.> t-mii,on Adams Gale will
give ladies' bridge party tomorrow
AZ her home on ChestOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19
Dance This
Evening

The superintendent of the Naval
Academy and Mrs. Wilson will give
the third OF their series OF supper
dances this evening al seyen-thirty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-19

N Katherine Adikes. of Flushing.
1g Island is visiting her sister,
A-s trei d Kirkland, 1919 Hanover
street,
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-
o. tom prodana zena zved6la
namichala svemu muzi lonhu,
COZ on poznal. !. Udana zena
byla odsouzena ma 6 masicl
zatim co jejimu muzi Sc nesta.
10 niGeho..
'NezamSstnanost PrOstS ju.
We. w pritomne edobe je. v;Pro.
stejoYe s47oo. nezamestaanyI'c VT
"a tol $40, kovodelniku. '552 o
buNniekych delnikd, 1876 tex
tilnfku a So 1dfevodelnil1u. Zby
tex nezamestnanych tvoi.i del
nictvo ostatnich odborl pri
myslovych. Bez prace jest tu
diz kakdy paty. obyvatel.
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zENsKE fRlUTf " .H,AIsu.
Prof. A. MISUNDERSTANDING.

Prooze zenska poticka prava nejsou jeste vsech
satech veci saozfemou prooze este nikde
opravdove neyzila, budqu pokove dlouho kast oaz
ku "e zeske voebn pravo veci skuecne nutnou uzec
nou?"
v Ita otazka voebniho prava zastava pre-
de dvem senatu AZ il dovedla ylada Nova, promo
celkem dost stasne rsnym zvotem parlamenu Po
hnrozdeniny ez pfi kehke utrpeo
byly mrtelne ale bolely zeny mey dosta poiticka
avsak ejich prava nemela rovna svrchovanos poll
tickych prav muzskych Kdezo muz vo tenkrate jjsou
anafabety zeny mey vot en tenkrate kdyby prokazal
schopnost cs psat Muzim naezi Nolebn pravo cd 81
roku, zenam melo nalezet teprve cd 25 roku.
Itasky senat neoteel dosud dvefi rp6lve cekatece
zda ze ich vdohledne dob ami neotevre Vada usso
lnho neni ochotna kompkoyat paramentn pom9ry novm
zivlem chtea by sp prosi fady muzskych vocd Musol
n vyadr zenskem volebnim pravu hodne briskne ze
nam voebniho prava nedam Je to beziGene " N6mecku
Angii vol volSky nuze. iemu tedy zenske volebn
pravo?" faj}*lses
Mysim. kdyby chtel Mussoni yyjadfit 6to zaezi-
os docea upimn6 doznal by obava vahy zenskvch
hlasu proo, re nj vd nebezpec svdj poicky smer
Jcse nkdy nkde muzlm neyadio, by voeni take
mi Dalo pfedpokladat primo Mathematician stotou
re nkde nedobudou takoveho parlamennho zastou
jake by odpovdao jejich pocetnos Ony to ami
nepokus;y e pus ktere nutno
pficst dobru zenskeho hnut Dospejeme- az bo
du poznani re vime nevime, sanu jsme urce vys
Nedobudeme odud ee sveta, ale preavame byt takovym
strasnym nebezpecm kterym byla je odakzva nevsdo
most Nehedame akandidatu zenskych, hedame kanddaty
policke Az nam dostatecnem poctu vyrostou ZEN
skych rad uvitme radosti ale nebudeme
v6jSfmi jen pr0to, ,4ze jsou zenami.
Troufam 81 tvrd, re Mussoin zenskeho volebniho
prava bo, prooze nevid6 kterak tasky femnis
ppravue itaskou zenu ejim politckym ukollm
muze poctat bezpecne pouze
en tam bzkos tfecch ploch narodnostnich e vyvnuo
cit6n nacionani " Ia politcky sklon
zen spe oazky hosp6dafske nabozenske Povalecna
zamestnanos pklona znacny pocet sociaismu
nabozenska vycova spracovaa osv6dcene organise
"Unone dee dome catche" Uednota katoli,kych
zen). ,~x
Celkem vsak je zajem itaskych zen otazky vefejne
chaby Sesla sem al sce nekoka hluboce vzdela-
nym femnstkami nichZ svoj srdeGnosi primo okoC
za spsovateka p Flava Steno redakorka zenskeho ja
novskeho lsu "Cuosa ale sirsfeh vrsvach sem
hledala zivy vc veiene jay zvlase behenl
valky vzrost zen skoro vseobecne. Mefa pri
bezdeky rozsi dusevn obzor vsupem potic-
keho zivoa dospela jsem pevne vife s venovane
potickymi stiaam poctve policke vychove ponese
dObrG ovoce.
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lI,,.Sni,.je,ASSke.

Y Praze zije malt. ktery je|
dobrIm krajinafenl ]. = ..squcas-.
nj, -si ,hraje tottr6tistu. Ds
nehdy yymalovar sama, sebe a
..svou, Genus na6ez -praViL k sve-
inu synkoyi: Psznavas tusDa-
MIR me" odpovedA chla
pee. ALE to je piece ,m4llin-
ka." -, TAX? A proc, jsi X
nj pfimaloyal teho eiziho j pa
pa?" .f..g .r,.
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100000 nexamsstnanych 1

republicc. We schulz nemec-
kych socialne-demokratickych
poslancu a seratoru. uyedl mi
.nistr socialni pece Habrman,
ze pocet nezamestnanych v re-
plblice obnasi 200 tisic. Kdez-
to ma jare. bylo vyplaceno 20
milionu podpor pro nezamest-
name, dosahly V rijnu samGm
20 n1ilionu a "a listopad budou
yyplaty ciniti pres 25 nlillipnd.
"a diva pytle branbor pro-
dal zenu. Mad'arsky obcan 3
..Baji prodal svou zenu "a diva
pytle brambor kranafi. Kdy2
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Ten to uni, to. je chlapik,
[povidali 81 po hostincich a neil
Qpomenuli zalichotiti i jemul
do tvare. A on blahoskl0nne
odmitaje -jejich pochyalu utvr-
zoval je v domnenf, ze uni, je-
Ste vic, nez mnoho-li dava ma
jevo. 1
sNemam dosud pfilezitostil
Sc uplatniti," fikaval, 'sisemA
n,la'dy poslanec a nerad sbych
starsi pany zastinoyal. Ale al
uderi hodina, potion dokazu,1
ze vim, co ma. poslanec delati. :.
Deba zasedani sn3movny Sc
bhzila a nj take rostla cin-
nost' Ladinova. Chtel hnsds ma
pocatku ma sebe uppzorniti, We
Ida, re cely okres hlde dychti-
We sledoyat zpravy, jak jejich
poslanec pracuje a proto 81
zval predaky okresu, ably W.
lslechl jejich pfani.
! " hostinci bylo stale Jako v
Tile. Ami zivy mestsky hotel
nemohl byti vice vyhledavan,
Inez hostinec Ladinuv a Ladina
byl spokojen; .slyse, re vSichni
byli spbsluhou spokojeni. Jak-
81 uzndyal, ze zena mela pra-
vdu a ze bylo nutno prijedpa-
tt kucharku, ale zasluhu. "a
vedeni hostince il nepriznaval.
Ted to delali sluzebni a ona
beztoho 81 howl a pani della.
Nemohl We sve hlave srovnati,
ze by jeho zena nemela napro
sto zadne hrdosti mad tim, re
povysila. a re ma nj padla zar
jeho oslaveni. Jiste je take
pysna a hneva-li Sc, hneva Sc
jiste prOto,, ze il s, sebou LA w.
jiZd'ky nebral, re sc nj me-
chlubi a ze il svetu neukazu-
lie.
i NJ, mohl snad il tn a tam S
, sebou witt - ale neni to mozno.
Je prece jen malo yzdelana
, Imalo We spolecnosti ostfilena a
Whalo by to nan spatne svetlo,
II kdyby snad svet Sc dozyAdel
ze siRani lposlancova 7rerli sda'
mou velkeho sveta. A take by
/, ISL mohl nekdo vsimnouti, zt
lnema dost mode1nich .toalet
lTady Dorove, jich nepotfebo.
jvalay a staly by hrdzu penez. A
H. kdyby to obetoyal, jeji ruce
;1by strasily. Ano, .ujist 'ova'
= sam sebe, jeji ruce isou strasli,
i've, to. ,nejsou ruce JENNIE da'
my, iakou pani poslancova ms
, bNti, ale, ruce tObycejnea sluzky
ltakove rozpukane, cervene tia.
. lpy, ktere by budily uzas.
4 sVEpominka na>,sosklive. rue.
-Iv mem ,-potlacila, vycitky prot
ljeho vlG do iduSe Sc mu tla6ici
oI ze zenu priliz odsta,kuje. Men
! Ito .prost6 mono, ably jido sve
5 ia uvedl a ona 81 ibrzy zvykne
/ lie ma verejnost ,nepatri. Bez'
o,toho je uz nyni Ease klidna
nIvraci Sc k, ,praci. ByloY pfiroze
.-lno, ze v prvnim rozGileni i ons
attbyla .Opojena a cekala jakys
81 zaxratny prevrat sveho celeb,
Iziyota. RozGileni vyvdtralo /;
! Ease bude sv6domitou hospod,
q nj. Ably il uchlachohl, pTivezt
j. il zsVidne n6jakou tretu a, ons
.Ase ,bude cititi svrchova|ne st'as
!. .nou.
n Odejel do Vidne, ami sc $ n
), neroZlOuciv. Oznamil il 'pDu
n re, re bude delsi dobu VIDA
; len q re je nutno, aby v te do
& be-, dohledla a opatfila .opied
q navky, jichz bude nutno. TAX,
Iji dulezite narizoval, co rici Ii
dem, kteri sem pfijdou a. uda,
}, il adresu, otocil Sc, ami j ruk.
!. nepodav necekaje poda-l
a snad ona jemu svou ruku.
! " hostinci .nastal nezvykll
= kid. Polovina obyyklych ma
vstevnikd z mestecka po odje
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Napsal Bohumil zahraAnfk Isrodsk5.
ROMAN :

te4e$ |
'zalezitostech lfechce ami slyse-I
ii. q
''Piste 81 do Nidn9 "a, mn-!
tzem," odbyyala je 1secne. n
"Nepudu s.mu aama psati q ne;
budu se do niceho mfchati. -''
Mann, sye starosti q on ma take
|sv6:" y fH
vypadalo to jako nezdvoff-1
lost ,bylu - pshk sdEaT@ 8 mel
10 to vysledek.., Deputace il
jednotlivci pornijeli kuchyni a
misto "a pant Lidkou,, chodii1
nekteff K earesnim predAktnl1
a tt meme zkuSeni k Samkovi,
o n6mz bylo znano, ze je d1-)
vernikem poslancovym. ii.
samek uz tsmef nekrejcovsal.
Chodil po okresu, nANAt9ycuai]
iistoupence poslancovy q chytal1
Sc riznych obchodd a smeidn.
ktere. nejakeuY tn zlatku vynia-
sely.. Nancl Sc zahy moudro-
sti, jak Sc priohf&ti pri, ohnic-
ku, ktery byl zanicenf a p9kne
II se1
Ehorel. Tu a tam svolil, ,depsati
priteli poslanci a kdyz n&ho-
dou vec dobfe dopadla, dpvedl
ESamek yyuzitkoyat sitpaci. Je-
mn nebranil ohled ma msna&t,,
lon blal, bra, ,lnlnoho-li Sc ,dalo.
Bral 'Nirtuosn6 a ,pdkoukal Cd
ljinych. ze je dobfe toto ,brani
delati tajemnym zpIsobem. -
Naznacil, ze to nebere. pouze
pro sebe, ze pouze zprostfed-
kuje akci, protoze ma ddveru
a uni drzeti jazyk "a zuby.
:! Cd te DOLBY, co v novinach
byla zprava .prvem vystpupe-
nj I.adinove ma risske rad9 a
zpravodajem mlademu poslan-
ci jake dovednemu a sympatic
kemu zakoufeno, nastalo VIZ
kresu lplne uklidn6ni. Velika
vetsina tech, kteri pfi volebnim
zapasu prot n6mu byli, slnif'o-
wall Sc v duchu Sc staysm veci
a uznavali, ze Ladina je pro
okres st6sti A hloucekl ney6-
ricich TowkSd, ktefi Sc nelali
-tprvni zpraVbu We SVEN dsudku
o Ladinovi zvyklati, iii ,mlceli,
} svym mlcenim pptvrzujice, re
. byli pravem prempzeni q re pc
: nyni "a to stydi.
! Zvlast' cd te DOLBY, kdy We
slo We znanfost, ze vlada v "a
SADIE prislibiia staveti lokalni
drahu, jez mela volebni okres
:. protinati, poyest i ohliha La
! dinova tax zesilila, lie nebylo
, treba, aby no kdoy, ,h&iil. A
kdyby bylyt nyni nastaly move
volby, jiste by byl zvolen We
. likou y6tsinou. !
i .porov byl hrdy, re ma tako-
, veho starostu a nepfatele. ahle,
dali 1stezky, .jak Ladinu pre-.
:, svedciti, re jejirh, neprAtelstvi
!, ,bylo omylem, zaNin6nym. Glove
: KEN naprostoAiinvm /.
. .iJen jediny Gloyek nemenil q
: shguinowi dnes sv@ho dsudku 20
! rozumel jeho dovednosti., a tim
i clovekem ,bNla' jeho vlastniz ze.
> pa. Kdyz sigpfseetla jehq red
1 zv!astnim zpdsobem Sc usma,
"A
7 la, noviny odhodila. a zalozivs
} race ma prseu, z4myslla Sc. Je
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kou, re ted jeji muz yynikl, u
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

zAlezitostech lfechce ami slvS
The Holbrook news., 1922-08-18
HOW BOOKS ARE DISlNFECTED
Method Employed in France Is Said to Be the Most Successful Yet
 Devised.

The danger of contagiOn from books that have been in the hands of per. sons suffering from various diseases las led to the invention of methods of disinfecting, of which none appears to be more effective than that devised b! a member of the municipal council of Paris.
 This process consists of two fea- lures. In the first place, the books are placed in a "beater," where a strong current of air opens every leaf, and an aspirator sucks out the dust and deposits it in aseptic water. Then they are suspended in a disinfectOr, the covers being bent back and held by clips, so that the leaves are widely opened. and placed over heater, which for long time subjects them to a temperature of 167 degrees Fah- renheit. The paper is not damaged, and the efficiency of the process is said to be well demonstrated.
The Holbrook news., 1922-08-18
The Salary of M, P.'s.

The salary of an M. P. is f400 (nom- inally $2,OOO) year, on which he has hitherto paid income tax. AS an income this is inadequate, but in the days of anti-waste campaigns both ministry and house of commons shrink from increasing it. But the law officers of the crown suddenly dis covered that an NJ. P.'s expenses may legitimately be reckoned against his income, so that the poorer of them will now pay no tax at all. A happy issue, relieving the poor NJ. F., en- dearing the government to his grate- ful heart and throwing no Odium on parliament ministry, since it seems that this is the ordinary law and al- ways was, although no one suspected it till few weeks ago.-New Re public.
The Holbrook news., 1922-08-18

business and social meetings held on selected weekdays have to be de- scribed in bylaws, etc, as the first and third Wednesdays" 'the Friday nearest the twentieth" etc. Dates for national holidays, festivals, etc. falling on Sundays have to be post poned by proclamation, etc. Bank drafts, trade bills. etc, due on Sun day have to be held over. and one days interest thereon lost Monthly trade balances. wage adjustments, etc, are complicated by weekly wages being split up in the week which, be- ginning In any one month, quarter, semester or year, end in the next fol lowing. Nine of the months extend in- to five weeks, and three Into six, as a glance at the chart will show.
 There were five Saturdays each in January. April, July. October. and December, 1921, when housekeepers were calendar-forced to buy a fifth weeks supply of meats, groceries. 1 etc, out of equal monthly income quotas.
 Conversely. storekeepers in the months of five Saturdays are encour- aged by their inflated incomes to over buy.
 Now for the ways of remedying the calendar defects:
 We cannot alter the length of the days, weeks, or years, but we can easily amend the months, so that each like February in 1914, will contain 2S days in 7-day weeks. which exactly and best quarter the month for busi- ness and social convenience. That ideal month Is the standard proposed. because 1t is not an experiment but the easiest and best now used. To ex- pedite long counts of days between any two dates, 1t would be better to number, instead of to name. the months; but If names are more de sirable. the new month "Sol" could be inserted between June and July as readily as Heap day" was inserted between February and March, 1920.
 This proposed new month, with the other 12 equal 2S-day months, will constitute the amended calendar vear proposed, after New Year day" (with- out any weekday name) is prefixed as an extra whole Saturday or Sunday holiday to precede the 1st of January. in which month New Year day will be included as January O."
 This will absorb the extra week. | day Cover and above the 52 weeks) which now needlessly and most incon- veniently causes the names of all weekdays to change throughout the successive 365 dates of each year. In leap years, leap day should precede