The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-23


person born out In ridocean, com
Ing from Germany 10 the United
States, 10 an American citizen and
has a legal right TO voter J. M.
A.-Children OF foreign parentage
born In midoccan are not citizens OF
the United States until their par
en's become naturnllzed They
must become naturaiized before the
children become n years OF age. or
said children must take out natur.
alization papers for themselves.
o.-Can you please tell me what
a. p. a. stands for. and also as 20
whether there 10 law which pro.
hibts a person from defaeins U. s..
money! l0NATZ.
A-The letters A. =. 4. could
stand for a number OF things. but
they are most commonly used inI
connection with and standing for
American Protective association.
I There II law which prohibits
( persons from defacins e. 8 money
o.-can you tell me TO whom q
should write TO find on, what could
be done about this7 About \ month
or so ago ! sent a number Of U. s.
stamps TO firm back East. for
which | ~as TO receive an article
I mentioned in their catalogue. 9
have written several times lately.
but have not even received an an
s~er. I understand they are using
the mails TO oefraud. Whom shall
I notify 20 see that other people arc
safeauarded by Uncle sam7
oREENHoRN.
A-Take the matter up with
your local postoffice Inspector lie
viii Investigate and see that proper
steps in the matter are taken.
o.-HoW shall comb my hair 70
dress 40 Martha Washington Shall
= wear low neck. long or short
sleeves How shall the waist and
skirt be nade7 Would lowered ma.
terisi or plain be more suitable. and
would white slippers and stockings
be worn' GEORGIA.
A Dress the hair. pow dered. In
high pompadour. wear low neck
and short sleeves. make the skirt
with plain-colorcd underskirt with
lowered pannierf. the waist OF the
same lowered material. with al
white fichu and white stockings
and black slippers
o.-Wht are the new spring dress
materials and eolors7 viii fancy
waists with skirts be worn. or light
one piece dresses7 THANK YOU.
A--The new materials for suits
are lightweight gabardine. serges
and broadcloths: for dresses there
are new designs in silks. Putty and
sand color are very popular for the /
moment, hut green and blue will
also be much worn. Suits and |
y alsts and separate one-pleco dres- |
SEES both will be worn
(Which is correct: II shall
have finished by noon" or ~ should I
be finished by noon"7 TOM.
A-Both are correct. though they /
have entirely separate meanings. ,
The first is a statement OF fact 4
of which YOU are certain. the sec.
ond contains doubt II is as IL you
said Il should be finished BY noon.
but | am not certain | will be
Q.-Please tell OF some nice way
partners may be selected for dinner
at St. Patrick's day party given
In private homer PAT.
A. Write the names of the girl I
guests on the backs of green paper
shamrock leaves. Tie long gre en-
card TO each and conccsl the leaves
in a receptacle or about the room
and let each man draw the name
of his partner by pulling cord
Q.--Was there ever a case Of five
children being born at one timer
w. B.
Airs. Charles Smith. Utica, \.
Y. became the mother of five
healthy and promising children in
April, 1918. Sixteen similar in
stances have been recorded since
1890
Only husband and self have
been interested readers OF "Confes.
sions OF Wife" since its BEGIN.
ming in your paper. We are soon
leaving the city for long trip and
would like very much to get the
story in book form II possible. Can
wc1 MRS. s.
A--As vet the Confessions of
Wife" has not been published in
book form and can be had only as
II comes In serial form in The