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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRODA Sc delikatesni a gro-
cerni obchod, rohove. misto,
kde Sc trzi tydns kol $450.O0.,
Pekny byt, malo pracovnich
hodin V nedeli. Prijd'te Sc po-
divat. Haste Sc u Mrs. Neybo
4209 Clark Ave. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

Halaburd Sc zardel jako pa
'nenka. Kvapne, ale skoro zaji
kave jail Sc pronaseti zcela 0.
bycejna slova:
"Laskavost, kterou mi proje
vujete, jest tax velika, mne
tax mila a draha - -"
"Buh to zna, proc ma vas ji-
max myslit nemohu nez jako ma
skutecnehoi elena nasi rodiny," "
vyznavala sefuprimne Andelka.
"A ja," special setnik neco
podotknouti, "ja bych byl do
Rosebud prisel jako jinam do
ciziny, kdyby vas tn nebylo.
We skole, mezi vami pocitil
jsem, re jsem tn prece jeste v
domove -"
"Mdzete Sc mi vysmat," pra-
villa slecna, "ale ia ted vas cd
chod oplacu, jako tehdy po
prve.'
Ddstojnik wal il "a ruku.
"Jste ke mne pfil1s dobroti-
va!' vdecil sc j. ia pax 81 to
no nyni jeste meme zasluhuji
nez po prve."
"Je mi tax dzko, jake by
chom Sc navzdy rozlouciti me-
Ii. Nemohl byste nam tn ne
chat svou fotografii?"
"To je zadost, kterou mi zro
vna z ust berete!" rekl zive Ha
laburd. "Kdyz jste mne nj uz
predesla, doufam tim spise, re
81 vase podobizny povezu Sc
bou. Wy je mate, jak jsem Vi
del"
"Tatinek vam je prinese."
"Ano," svedcil ochotne sta
ry pan, "ja pfijdu jeste vecer
ma chvilku."
" "a ia do te DOLBY prohlednu
sve veci, zdali sc tam neco po-
dobneho naleza."
"NezapomeHte Sc podepsat, "
pfipominala divka. "RukQpis
= to je skoro jako ziva ruka." "
"Nejlepe bude," pozname-
nal pan ueitel, "kdyz Sc brzy
vratlte do Rosebud"
"Takovy jest muj 1mysl," "
odvetil setnik. "Za kratko bu-
du asi docela panem sve vile
a sveho jednani. Ostatne,"
vzpomnel 81 nahle, 81 kdyz Sc
dost zahy vratim, MONA, re tn
jiz kohosi nenajdu.'
Nyni sc Andelcino licko leh-
ce zarumenilo.
"Doslechl Jsem, re 81 jisty
st'astny napadnik kratko z Ko
sobud 81 vas odN EIDE, jako ne
vestu.
Divcino oko selkalo sc opet
S jeho pohledem. Nastalo krat
ke pomlceni.
"Pan ucltel," prerusil je O.
pet Halaburd, "kdyz jsme pre-
devcirem spolu prohlizeli al
bum prisli ma pana Kalivo-
du, ami prede mnou nehlesnul"
Starry pan usmivaje Sc po-
trasl jenom sedivou hlavou, ia
koby chtel rici: "Myslil jsem
na to, ale nesluSelo Sc, abych
to hned v prvni chvili VIVA
mel"
"A mila nevesta teprve mi
|ani sluvkem nevyzradila sveho
'sladkeho taJemstvi - ackoliv
|pry co nevidet bude svatba!"
"Kdy bude." pravila otevre-
|ne a upfimne Andelka, "neve-
sta sama jeste nevi, zrovna ia
ko zenich, ktery cd milostive
Ivrchnosti potrebuje zvlast'
k tomu povoleni, ably smel
stav svuJ Zmenit."
| "Nuze,. kdybych vas "a svc
,bodna spatfil nemel -
ITO AMI nefikeite.'
, s..Prece ~
"Ne-li driv, doufam pevne
re byste aspon ma svatbu mas
dojista pfisel,"
INA svatbu?" bezdecne on;
ell Halaburd.
| s"Za mladence," dokladal,
| Andelka. ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

$500 HoTovE koupi novy
dim 6 pokoNch, Y nemz je
koppelna. dubove poMahy, W.
tapeci kotel, vse podle stylu.
Agenti Sc vylucuji. Haste Sc
v {. 1905 vych. 137. ul. Tel.
Fairmount 2421 7-24'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
bllze zap. IA. ulice "a $4,000.
Velmi pekne misto. Haste Sc
v els. 32S7 Fulton Rd. 7-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24
NASLEDKEM starr
DUN K NASTEHOvANf

DUN K NASTEHOVANf =
tside by side), dvourodinny o
6ti svetnicich, krasny moderni
koupelny, IL fernesy, dvoje
skopky, diva sklepy, 2 pldy, 2
garaze, china kabinety, dubo-
We podlahy' nahore i dole. Cena
mirna. Prohlednete 81 maje-
tex v els. 3426 E. .1O3. ul. = u
nion. Ulice dlazdena zapla-
cena. Mattel v els. 3271 E.
55th st. blize Broadway. 7--24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
ma zap. Sc. ul. Stoji "a pro-
hlednuti. Cena $1,000. WHO'D
ne splatky. Haste Sc v els.
3287 Fulton Rd. 7-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRODA Sc jednorodinny mo-
derni dunn ma vychodni strane.
Haste se v {. 1891 vych. 145.
ul;ce. 7-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

EJemny Zmatek, JeJztO VSemOz-
me hledel zakryti. Myslenky
Ijeho najednou preskocily do
Vranova. "A vfte-liz" vravil,
"ze mann nadeji pana Kalivo-
|du co nevidet osobne poznat?"
"Osobne?" opakovala poma
lu Amdelka, nechalpajic, jak
by to bylo mono.
"Snad uz zitra.''
"Kterak to?"
"On .je spravcem Vranov-
|skeho dvora ?"
"Ovsem -"
"A ten dvIr lezi nepochybne
|blizko Vranovskych huti?"
"Zcela blizko ="
.'Nuze, ia odsud pojedu row
ne do Vranova."
"Opravdu?!" !"
Il "Aby pax mne nahoda ne
sklamala, chci VOLT bezpecnou
cestu: navstfvim pana spravce
Kalivodu."
Zach to je roztomily "a
mer!" radovala sc nelicene An
delka. "To bude cd vas tuze
hezkew
"Reknu, re mu cd vas prina
sim pozdraveni. Kdybyste mi
jeste neco pro nej sverit chte-
la, tim lepe."
ITO by bylo presprilis, a.
bych 81 z vas delala posla."
"Mne by to bylo jen prijem-
no, kdybych mu neco mohl cd
vas odevzdat."
"'Leda nekolik radkl -"
'sVyborne!"
"Nekolik SLOW stranu toho
mladenectvi pri svatbe.. Smim-
Ii to napsat -"
"Jen dolozte, mali k tomu
pan Kalivoda jiz pekoho jine-
he "a lubem, at ma SVEN pred
|sevzeti- niceho nemeni."
''Psanicko prinese tatinek We
Ger temi fotografiemi," dokla
|dala Andelka.
Pan ucitel povstal ma zna-
meni, re je cas- navstevu ukon
citi.
ga" rekl, "se vami ovsem
jeSte loucit nebudu -"
"Ja vsak vas tn asi uz neu-
vidim," promluvila smutne An
delka.
"a proto mi dovolte," pravil
rychle setnik, "abych ziskal
aspon jeste nekolik minut a
kousek vas vyprovodil. - Ne
az ke skole," dolozil utaje-
nym hlasem k divce.
Veali do aalu, aby (odtud
wall deti, ktere 81 zatim poca-
ly hrat ma divadlo.
"Prrrach, brrroky koule I"
provolaval zrovna Ivan, po-
zdyihuje dedeckovu hdl. "Kdo
Sc mi postavi, toho zastrelim !"
Halaburdovi mihl sc pred O.
Gina zlostny oblicej chlapcova
otce' a v usich jakoby mu "a
znela strelna rama. Kdyby tito
mill hoste jeho tusili -!
Vsichni vykrocili ma chod-
bu, deti skocily uz ma schody,
kdyz Andelka Sc nahle zasta-
villa.
"Hde'te, .iak jsem zmatena,
Zapomnela jsem u vas stunned
mix"
Setnik hbite Sc obrativ spe-
chal nazpet do pokoje. Ale O.
ma sla v patach Ia MIN.
'Nestalo Sc to schvalne, ale
stale sc dobre," pravila, kdyz
il nalezeny slunecnik poda-
val = "hnetlo by mne to, kdy-
bych vami nebyla jeste pro-
mluvila dlverne slovo beze
svedkd."
Has a pohled jeji pfipravil
Halaburda ma okamzik rec
"Vy jste Barusce prika-
zal," pokracovala tise, beze
spechu, aby pred nikym nevy-
zradila, co Sc noci RGzenou
vlastne tdelo ,!'
l. ,"ASiOnas Snad pTece -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24
"SvET's 7-7-"-'v-
PEcE o DlTE.
Trestani.

Pfisneho trestu by nemelo
byti u nemluvnete pouzito, jez
to dobre cd zleho nerozezna-
va. Phi nejlepsl Will nemluv-
ne fidi Sc die svych naklonno-
stl a jestli je vedeno nesprav
nou cestou, jest povinnosti ro-
dicG naznaciti mu zpIsob lep-
81. Prilis mnoho rodicG to ne
ma We zvyku a kdyby jen polo
-vici casu obratili horlivy "a
jem ditete v rozumny a nor
malni zpusob, NELL by mno-
hem st'astnejsi deti. Dite jest
citliva bytost a dostavuji Sc u
neho vzrdstem vsechny touhy
a nachylnosti a kdyz sezna, ze
jeho pfirodni citeni jest stale
potlacovano, snazi Sc a nalez-
ne nejake neprirozene vycho-
diste. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

NABYTEK novy uzivany vel
mi LEVINE koupite v obchod6
Kovare a Libala :. 4313 Clark
Ave-, proti Ces. Sini Sokol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRIJMOU Sc devcata ma staff
rovani, ma ruku ma prisivani
ma .muzsk6 kabaty. Hla-
ste Sc u j. Mezery, $3.50 Cable
Ave. 7-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

$500 HOTOVE co vklad, kou-
pi novy moderni dun 0 6ti po-
kojich, koupelna, tvrde podla-
ny a finis, kombinacni fernes a
Jine zafizeni. Haste sc v els.
1905 vych. 1877. ul., aneb zavo-
lejte Fairmount 2421. 7-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRIME Sc zehlic ma cbleky.
Haste Sc hned v {. 5O25 Perish
ing Ave. 7-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRODA Sc delikatesni obchod
$ prodejem cukrovinek,' dout-
nlku a podobne. Tydni trzba
kol $500. V okolf til mil neni
podobneho obchodu. Naleza
Sc els. 1925 Detroit Ave.
pekny byt. Cena levna. Biz
81 sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 6314
Outhwaite Ave. 7-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

PRIME Sc SPOLECNfK do
pekafskeho obchodu, musi nit
S2500, obchod zaruceny. Ne
chte adressu v adm. t. listu
pod znackou "SpoleGnik".
7-26
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc BYT pro rad
neho pana, kaupelna k pouzi-
ii. Haste Sc V els. 1923 vFch.
46. ul. zICzar Ave. !. 7-26
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SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo ZAKoUTt.
Napsal Vaclav Vlcek.


''Bude to nepochybne marne
namahani. PAX ale prosim, ably
ste bez dalsiho prodleni ujed-
nall cas- i misto boje, a ovsem
zbran.
Konecne pfisla ma radu otaz
ka, kde asi Lebedu ted nalez-
nou? Obratili sc S nj take k ho-
stinskemu ten Jim podal zee
la urcitou zpravu.
Oba lesnici vsedli pax do ko
caru Knakalova a odjeli ma
Smrzovku.
Halaburd 81 cd iich cesty
mnoho nesliboval. Ze Lebeda
nebude odprosovat, mel "a ne
pochybno; jim Sc zas nechce
provesti ukol sekundantuv, a
tax Sc die vseho podobalo, re
jejich prostfedkovanim bude
jen maren cas-.
Byl Ease naramne rozladen.
Celia ia idyla V rodnem miste,
ktera slibovala byti pocatkem
noveho, uteseneho zivobyti je-
no, jak bidne skoncila! Beze
vseho umyslu, bez nejmensi
sve why, octnul sc nepratel-
stvi S tax schatralym clovekem
a to v nepfatelstvi, pri -kterem
musila teci krev. Mel sc cd me-
no pro mic "a mic dati zastre-
lit, anebO sam Zahubit Ruzene
manzela, detem jejim zivitele,
starickemu uciteli zete, Andel
ce svakra.
XIII.
Pred dvermi ozvaly Sc kroky
nekolika osob, tichym zakle-
panim hlasila sc nova navste-
va. Andelka, obG starSi deti LIE
bedovic a "a mimi pan | ucite
vstoupili do svetnice.
Co je setnik vital a usazo-
val, zapomnel ma svoji rozmr-
zelost. Prichodem jich vsecko
rychle nabyvalo jine tvarno-
sti - svet byl pojednou Ease do
celia pfijemny.
Optal Sc ma pani Ruzenu, po
litoval pana ucitele, re mu
pred polednem darmo sci ma
proti, vypravoval Radosicke
mysllvne - zkratka udrzoval
rozmluvu v nepretrzitem prou
du, ackoliv Andelka nebyla no
vorna a otec jeji namnoze zu-
staval jen posluchacem.
Deti sc brzy od velkych odde
lily a septaly nejakou chvilku
IL dvefi, ktere pokoje vedly
do tanecnihO salu. PAX ie ote-
vrely chlapec tam vklouzl.
Exam Jdete?' volal na ne
dedecek.
Emilka skokem vratila sc ke
stolu, kolem nehoz mala spo-
lecnost sedela.
"Ivan neveri, ze pan setnik
odjede," zvestovala tete, ably i
druzi to slyseli.
"Ze ne?' prohodila teta roz
trzite.
"On mysli, ze sem jdete ma
zkousku."
INA jakou zkousku?"
TX divadlu."
"Jeste sc mu to nevykourilo
Y hlavy?o usmal sc Halaburd.
Pan setnik pry jistojiste bu
de hrat Tichou vodu.'
"Jdi tam k nemu," prayila
teta, "a dohledni ma nej, at
mic nerozumneho neyyvadi."
Emilka poslechIa.
"Mela byste mu slibit," pr
mlouval Sc dustojnik, jen aby
rec dale sla, re Tichou vodu
jeste jednou hrat budete."
"Dnes bych k takovemu sli
bu nejmene byla naklonena,'
odtusila dlvka. Ones jsou me
myslenky tuze daleko cd diva
ola splse je mi, jakobycl
sem prisla ma pohreb ;"
1ol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

Mimo toho, re uspokoji ne
|mluvne, jest take nejlepsi po-
travou pro dite, jez trpi podvy
zivou. Strezte sve dite dobre.
Casio je waite. Nezapomente,
ze malo krmene dite jest vzdy
pod vahou. Mlade dite by me-
10 dostati dve polevkove lzice
Eagle mleka denne, rozfedene
We til ctvrte kofliku studene
vody. Dejte mu je pri dopoled
MIN neb odpolednim krmenE
|Starsi deti mali je rady Sc "a
|zvorkou, ovocnymi st'avami,
|slehanym vajickem a prichuti-
|nou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24
Podstatnosti v ochrane nemoc-
neho ditete.

Podstatnosti v ochrane nemoc-
neho ditete.
Made dfte, jehoz teplota
stoupa, melo by byti ponecha-
no v posteli We studene, tiche,
|dobre provetravane svetnici a
m6lo by Sc mu poskytnouti cd
|pocinku nebo neruSeneho span
ku, jak jen nejvice mono. Xii
klave, neklidne nemluvne, ne
bo dite, naznacujici dukaz te-
lesne nepohodlnosti, vsak bez
horecky, melo by byti osetreno
tymz zpGsobem.
Pokoj nemocneho nemel by
byti shromazdistem rodiny ne
bo sousedI. Ami kdyz neni oba-
va pred nakazlivou nemoci, di-
te ma byti drzeno cd druhych
detf tax dlouho, dokud choro-
ba je Znatelna. Toto opatreni,
dba-li Sc no opravdove, zane
ri sireni sc nakazlive choro-
by.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-24

Place vase nemluvn6? Je
nervosni a neklidne? Jest-li
ano, patrne nesouhlasi S pO-
travou. NemIzete-li kojiti sve
nemluvne nepribira-li ma va
re po prsnim niece, dejte mu
IBorden's Eagle mleke, potra-
WI, ktera uspesne vychovala
statisice ditek. Snadno Sc pri-
pravuje - pouze pridejte va
rene vody die pokynG. Po 65
let matky davaji Eagle Brand
mleko jakozto dar pro zdravi
svych ditek. Jest doporucova-
no lekari pro ditky, ktere jsou
|slabe a nemocne pro jeho
snadnou stravitelnost a davA
uplnOu vyzivu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
From the Literary Digest

Counties lives have been saved ampuations have been avoided wounds have been healed in half third of the time ordinarily required by the of the Carre Dakin of infected wounds It s therefore, gratifying know that the inventors of this technique coming this country make it available here and to teach it American surgeons Dr. Alexis Carre fame in the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York before he entered the French Service and his return special fuough up hospital in the grounds of and under the auspices of the Institute especially appropriate According article in La Nature aris)
 the CarreDakn method has been spoken of the greatest surgical discovery since the days of Lister The basic idea seems be that practically all wounds in be- least slightly infected the most important thing destroy the infection by antisepcs rather than merely to keep out infection by antiseptc treatments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
From the New York Sun

The great of Drs. Carre and Dakin especially the advances made in the of deep lywounded legs and arms which formerly invariably amputated. but saved by the treatment is widely known among laymen. Deep wounds infection that the surgeon formerly could get ceanse therefore the leg had of. Dr. Carrel perfected method of treatment whereby he inserted into the wound solution of hypochote that acted thorough dsnfectant and yet avoided the caustic effects of the chlorine The chemical properties of the solution simultaneously kill bacteria and have solvent effect upon dead tissue thus minimizing the opportunities for progressive infection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
From the Neav York Times

The distinctive feature of this Carel-Dakn treatment which is of the notable surgical developments of the the of solution of hypochlorte under con- tons which utilize the dsnfecng properties of the chlorine and avoid its causto effects This chemical compound has the unique property of killing the bacteria and exertng solvent effect dead tissue thus reducing the wound the opportunity for bacteria to develop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
From the Reviesv of Revieevs

lti admitted that in the infection malignant than before. The only efficient anti septic found that which employed with great by Drs Dakn and Carre. The evils of greatly essened. and a permanent gain for humanity achieved"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
From the International Journal
ot Surgery

"ln this infection has played about the most mpor role in surgery There has been great advance in the of infected wounds in the last fifty years At the beginning of tho about 75 per of the apu tations performed because of infection and bo- of the purely traumatc condition of the babout the percentage performed in other great Fortunately Dr. Carre and Dr. Dakin with their cates successful in arriving definite line of treat nent for such infected wounds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11

for several years and they have finally succeeded. nanity is at last provided with mighty defense against dangerous bacteria. It means that a nedi- cine shelf in the home contain a non-poisonous powerful than pure carbolic acid. It that the from a blessing wrung from the agony of war.
 Uses for New Antseptc
 There are so many uses for the new artiseptic- it's possibilities are 80 enormous-that space does not permit full discussion of them here. From colds and sore throats, dphtheria and pneumonia, most human ailments rise from the lodgnent and propa- xaton of germs in the throat and nasal passages. At these points in the human anatomy the bacteria of contagious diseases make their initial entrance and attack. The knowledge of this of small value in the past, because the known antiseptics powerful enough to destroy the invader would de- stroy the mucous membrane we'll Zonte, at proper dilutions, may be used with impunity in the and throat of a child we'll adult
 Another important fact in connection with tho war-born antiseptic Is its prevention of fatal acc- dents. It is longer to risk the horrible catastrophe which bichlorde tablets, carboc acid, etc., may bring upon a household It will be folly to keep such deadly compounds In the family ned- cine chest when more effective and non-poisonous antiseptic Is obtainabe.
 Zonite ia being supplied to druggists rapidly as possible It is coorless liquid that does stain, destroys odors and leaves odor of Its own.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11

The above quotations are from articles describing the Carre-Dakn solution, the antiseptic that drove infection from the hospitals of France, saved hundreds of thousands of desperately wounded men and is in daily in hospitals throughout the civilized world.
 In hospitalsl Then why not in homes well7 Why has this greatest asset of the been to hospital use? Let explain.
 In the days preceding the the medical profes- sion had only two kinds of antseptc: powerful, highly poisonous compounds that could not be ap- piled freely and without danger to the human body, and so-caed mild antiseptics that practically valueIess. It Is fact, which every physician knows, that although malignant bacteria are the cause of almost all suffering and disease, surgery had nothing five years ago which afforded real protection against it's over-present and most dangerous foe.
 And Then Came War
 And then the greatest of all wars, and the horrible infection produced by modern gunfire set the world at work night and day to find something that would check 1t. Something that would really destroy germs and could be applied with safety to the human body. The result was Dakn's Solution. Thousands suffered, thousands died, that ths anti septic might be born. It conquered infection in the war hospitals. It is the wonder of modern surgery, but when 1t first given to the world the work was only half completed for Dakin's Solution was un- stable-it would not "keep." It had to be freshly made by experts every day, and the great mass of humanity denied its protection.
 So chers,ists got to work. They worked earnestly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

angle are often least known and least
conspicuous in Washington. Either
they are too busy to go about or they
lack those qualities which make them
acceptable.
Now and then, as recently. some
representative of the people comes
to Washington without evening
clothes. and declares he will not get
any. He receives front-page adver-
Using as result, but Washington
does not even know he is here.
Wealth Cuts No Figure.
Unlike most American cities. the
social life is not based on wealth. but
on achievement In entertaining one
gives the best one has and let's it go
at that. Government salaries arc
small, even in high offices. while the
Army and Navy people have strictly
necessary formality, but never osten-
tation.
Il have been asked about drinking
in Washington The amount of
drinking is neither more nor less
than in other cities in similar social
groups. Many houses serve nothing.
| have dined with senators who voted
for prohibition and who conscien-
tiously took nothing; l have dfned with
others who voted for prohibition and
did There are very silly stories told
of drink ing at the embassies. The
embassies are not American but for
eign soil. They often serve at their
receptions. and. according to their
custom. wine or light punch.
Residential Group Conservative.
THE control of Washington socie-
ty actually lies in the hands of the
old residential group. and not in the
shifting political circle. and this
group is law abiding and conserva-
tive The dignity and the law of our
ca pital Is safe in their hands. and
the bounder. political or otherwise.
will not enter their houses.
More and more the beauty and in
terest of Washington are Turing to
il what we call our leisured classes,
But that leisure is the leisure after
achievement. not the leisure of in
herited wealth. There is no place
here. and no recognition. for the
'spenders' os America. There is
plenty of amusement. but it is legiti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
Goucher Alumnae Give
Charming Maryland Supper

The Goucher College Alumnae in
Washington were hostesses at de-
lightful Maryland Supper" at the
National Club of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women last
night. The dining room was attrac-
lively decorated in blue and gold. the
Goucher colors. Miss Alice Wood. an
alumna of the college, was a charming
toastmistress and added much to the
pleasure of the evening by her unique
introductions.
Among the speakers were Dean
William Allen Wilbur of Columbian
College: Senator E. F. Ladd, DR.. I. s.
Stone, DR.. Molly Rogers and DR.. Will
liam r. Longley of the Goucher fac
ulty, and Miss Norma Hosp, presi-
dent of the student organization of
Goucher College.
Over fifty members of the local
chapter were present and had as their
guests Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, DR..
and Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins, Mr..