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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Chamber Abandons
daylight Saving"

Seattle will get up and go to bed
under the present time. unless some
other organization than the Cham
Der OF Commerce takes up the day
light saving plan.
Councilman Philip Tindnll has adj
vised the civic bureau OF the Cham.
Der OF Commerce that the daylight
saving measure will not be intro
duced before the council now. and
Daniel II. Trefethen. chairman OF the
civic bureau. reported to the trustees
yesterday that the chamber, which
made a survey of sentiment. found
opposition from various quarters to
the plan to have daylight saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Ex-Canadian Army
Men Here Organize

Seattle now has a camp OF the
American Volunteers OF the Cana.
dian Expeditionary Forces" Its
membership is made up of L. =.
citizens who enlisted nthe expe.
dictionary forces of Canada. O. r.
roon, membership secretary of the
" NJ. G A.. has been elected tenn.
iSorary commander OF the local post.
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FOR SAIIc--KEAI ESTATE


s. 600 Hudson st rooms and
bath ipt GGAt20 1900 cHah. $50 per
month
s. 600 ga &C. Is .4-foum cottage;
lot 1nNis0. 1900 each 's5 pr
month
10000 ruiunbis Height rooms.
cement basement. furnace. 5000
cash. $50 per month
HuniueHH tH very good WHY Be-
cause Ne have the choicest list
inEH he Rainier valley and W. do
not insist pu your buying SOME
WkbtFr q" ,.r n"ns n9e'r P'faTti to..,iIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Held to Answer
for False Checks

u. Brennan, %. is In the city
JAZZ "Wednesday on an open charge
pertding investigation in connection
wltf a number of worthless checks
recently floated In Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
4 REAL MY
A REAL MONEY MAX ER
ONLY $3.50
" VI y III 177TT7F
2f3 Boston Block
second and Columbia Elliott as


2t3 Boston Block
second and Columbia Elliott ASST
HEHE ~ 4 DANDY INVESTMENT
You pay $500 and you buy a q
room modern house with base
fnent. this house " rented for $40
month. which b. enough 60 meet
the monthly payment the full
price ~ f2.50g ~ is block from
Green Lake car ana huuie ward al
improvements IN except paving
the owner does not i've here and
he needs that 1900 now Elliott
1s1 81 American Bank building
IL NcNtS. WITH fG3 FEET WATER
front and tide lands miles from
Scaheck. Wash. 7 acres cultivated
7-foom house. barn. 7 large chick e.
IN houses. so bearing fruit trees
of bees. stock and chickens 20
with place one 81 the finest
views on Hoods canal win sell
part or all Easy terms. owner.
a W FriHk. Beef Harhor Scabcck.
wash
UNIVERSITY BUILDING LOTS
5000 each In Woods Green LAX q
Park Addition. High and slightly
view % lake. assessments all paid
Terms. Phone owner kenwood $50.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS. $3.50
f0Kt2o. cleared: high and level; near
Green Lake station Terms H.
NimmonH. AS Railway Exchange.
Main 1851. or kenwood 3sp.
81. 500 - GROOM HOUSE: Level.
lot: fruit trees. small fruit. one
block or California ave- 5000
down. balance easy. 1923 iith W
NY $3.50 EQUITY IN 6-ROO VI
house. Win bath. nice location
aud lot. for 5000. II taken before
22nd of April. Address E-G2. star.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
almost new. garage, lot ankt00t
built-in features Apply 3S2S
Hollv At Take Rainier car
GROOM HOUSE. WALKING Dis
lance Lincoln high. University. lot
6nNl35. $1,000; 500 cash. furniture
for sale 1919 Eastern ave.
I ROOMS AND ATTIC. MODERN.
garage ana fine view. close 10 Cal
ifotnia ave. and Junction. on easy
terms 4iii " oregon IT
FOR SALE-NEM 4-KOOM HOUSE,
boat. 1908 Northlakc ave, foot Of
Eiibournc st. win consider car
an part payment
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE NICE
neighborhood. on ear line. Or Will
sell furniture 5lIS Meridian ave.
Meridiana car,
SHACK or . RooMs. RENTED
furnished. 81 month. i70s Cor
son ave. Georgetown.
I LOT 4-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE.
Also furniture. fil 10ith st.,
Woodland paris
By OWNER 5-HoOM FrRNtSuIsp
bungalow 1880. terms. Phone
Aeacon 2017.
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GEO \ sPENrER a ga.
asit Ferdinand 81 columbia E1tyl
"a - Marsh Manager
Phone Rainier ~

ffNfNf fhNNNA'|N
ONE Or THOSE DREAM HOMES
The kind you wish ynu could get
We'll here IL tH. u BE- "a broom
bungalow on a corner lot on q
boulevard that's paved u not only
hus a." regular bult-in features
10 the kitchen. but IL has huiit-in
houhchhcF. linen closets, laundry
chute. hardwood floors. beautiful
electrical. nEtufrH ana a real nrs-
place. could write about the
house all day aud then not hair
describe IA. and ~ lr only $3.50.
about : 200 cash The hnuHc be-
about rnr year and hair ola,
built just before lumber " rut 40
into tho hrnYens Elliott J24. kli
American lInpI blar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Concrete School
Will Cost $4,000

a sSo.ooo two-story reinforced
concrete\ building win be erected az
the girls parental school, 6s27 57th
ave. s.. tte school board announced
Wednesday
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roK sAir-AUroMOnILrs

rM ELVH WEEK 9th I'lGs rot
sale Sjth aud etth ave n W
Mrs TutAud
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W.NTrD-I,EaI ESTATE

WAIST 10 Buy. FHOM OWNER
81 G-ropm bungalow Fhinney OF
Green Lake, about $4,000.
Phone Main sS7i-
WANT s-kOoM. SEMI MODERN.
close iD from o@ner. Elhott
faEN-k ~
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I.EGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
This Is 10 certify that r 4. Phillips
has made application TO erect a
public garage at ifo7-l3 nth ave.
lot II and south 20 10. block 4.
Naglc's Second Addition. Anyone
desiring To protest such occupancy
nsst file such protest at tho Of
flee Of the Building Department.
Room sos County-Stty building.
prior TO April IS. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14

DENNN.tsENTON. Clay & Coal Co,
VIII build $4,000 frame factory At
1853 Duwahish way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14

WANTED no HuN, or 10 RENT.
ro'as Alaskan dogs and sled
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10 WEsI SEATTLE PROPERTY

$500 DOWN $500 DOWN
W. have several good modern ?. I
and i-room houses. and $500 viii
give you pnHarsrlun Let uH toll
you about them. one especially
good near high school. cement
basement cement walks graded
streets. garage. Don't overlook
this
JUNCTION REALTY 60
- the Junction. West Seattle,
WeHt so
J. n kiEFElg-W WEST SEATTLE
real estate exclusively chtab-
iished 1905 Downs bldg. 100 sec
ond ave. Main a1zs.
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FURNISHED BUNGALOW

FURNISHED BUNGALOW
4,2n0--h-room modern. built-in fca-
lures fireplace. laundry trays. etc. /:
terms Phone for fun dcscript ION,
Queen Anne 1853
MODERN GROOM HOUSE WITH
bath, electric fixtures and built-in
buffet, lot tON110. Small cash
payment. rect same as rent 3Si6
gath ave. $. ~.
WA1I1NGFORD HOUSE BARGAIN
3a32 iiaglcy ave, rooms; lot b0x
III. assessments paid in fun.
s2.2S0. terms. Phone Main 2Ss1.
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MALE HELP WANTED

Men experienced in rail-
read yard work de-
string empi yment
should call at once or
send names ard ADJ
dresses to superinten-
dent southern Pacific
Company. given below.
strike conditions PRIV
vail but strike 10 un-
authorized. and de-
ncunced by officers Of
Railroad Brotherhood.
Apply 20 Nj. a. r Mer-
cier. svpertnt endent
Room ~. second floor
Union Station. Portland,
ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
10 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

ron UENT - t0-ArRE NAkHOH
water front farm. all level. fine
soil. good house. barn. etc Or
chad and small ffulir; mes.
creamery. near docks. ilto f"aS
BoA Z. Burton. wash
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rEr STOCK

WHITE LndnoRN CtucKs PROM
hrAt laNlnk nlnaI.- IAla aGlh Az
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n FOR ExCHANGE-RI.AL
ESTATE

ESTATE
MIL ENcHAN uE 100 ACRES
dairy or stock farm. nearly All
ven rich. deep bottom land. %
ACRES cleared. orchard. good well
aud pump. all fenced. for s-rooin
modern houHr aud $4,000 cash.
1910 FifFt ave
So ACRES OF GOOD LASD FOR
sale of exchange Tor home
would not mind 60 take over a
small mortgage See owner. fs-s
gtth ave. =. Call ia rear
TO ENcMASgt.-roR WOOD At
kirkland. on county road. Tor new
or End hand lumber. horse, buggy
Or furniture o. y. MILl.iAAs
". y u 2. Kirkland.
FHHE AND ctsEAlf PROPERTY
for tho equity IN your home.
REAHiNC
soT Issary Building Main NSis
FOR HONEST TRADES
AND PULL VALUE
". kAtFFHAN. 60i Seaboard BLDG
Will TRADE cry LOT FOR
Furkr OF or Forks Drilling or
other stock IioN E-sL. star
SUBURBAN ROOM MODERN
home. terms. or for city home
Elliott ltg9+M.
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s,Irs,trS WANTED

SpECtAfrN SAi.ESMEN WANrEp
with of without automobile small
article. tNN profit iNio WeHt'
lake HN.fst ff
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IOGGTD orr LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP sHowiNG Lo-
cation. low price and easy trrH's
~ sale Of IoERed off lands offered
10 settlers IN Western MahhinEt ION
EYERHAEJSEE TIMBER 90.
srAnnMA AEHI MILTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
s2 FOR sAIE-WATgRFHoST
PROPERTY

~ 400 f5gb ASH - 800
6-AeRE WATER FHO&T fAitM
{ acres level ~ floor. no ftnm ~ =
rerdsd 60 Timothy ana tlns'fs
family orchard. This v ftcf ilfh
HoI viii grow anything Ep2a
we'll 20 foot lotr ~ water. y iha-
mill wnter pipe1 Co. f+r1pm bun
pniow that fnces water sAnNg
beach. chicken h0ure ana EatHE"
sDHE pfAYE YOU III sAf ~
CLIFFORD LAND 80 o..
Gt1 Third Ave- Eili"i'
MAKE FPAItE TIME rtOfiIAb BILE
Build "a small home. and We " h' ~
you buut "a piece ~ E""n
cleared acreage fInr bihf Hy'l
id farm land only lG-rrnt iAff II,
near beach. ara Htt wafer .np
light. $3.50. your own iffnir' PEI
JEssEN. 80 Nev yorl nlde
a REAL HrsI$E-H pNorOriIi.D,,S
Tar live wire. INkts IfA -
Boat run. 30 miles round TRIP p
rsceIlrnt loatlou FOR bpaie ~ Hti"
aud bath house gentle. fl7rWA'
sandy beach. 800. 90
FOME PLACE. You'll. 81 ~
Lei ur show you today
CLIFFORD LAND 80.
NsNNNNff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14

The American motor truck is earn.
Ing cordial welcome in Bolivia,
where IT is used TO haul ores from
mines TO railways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
MOTORCYCLES AND
AClt SSORIIS
MACHINERY

THon a-NrEEb MOTORCYCLE. 1919
model. Al condition. SO 80 Inn
ave East esq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14

RAISE WBEnHiES
lac a POtfNb
ACRES EXCELLENT BERRY
LAND
- miies west Of Seattle. near PORT
ORCHARD. the county seat. thls
land BE- Lowell. easy 90 Improve
sandy foam soil, no stone your
| market b. uHEAEETOk NAVY
1 WARD the town with n payroll
Boat leaves Seattle 10 a. M. re-
CiiFFoRD LAND CO.
Gi7 Third Avenue Elliott 80
IMPAIR 10 UNION LABOR
Don't plant loKanberrier at sunny
, sidc-thcy bear 90 heavily YOU
have &" pot IN more than eight
| hours n day picking thcm. 5-acre
tracts $3.50. terms $50 cash and s.
| monthly work can be- had Al near
By Hawmlll " desired.
W Is FAitt.ANE
72e iscary bldg
TIE PftOFfTEEE cAN STORE
| All the rpudH he wishes ana you
| needn't worry N you own one Of
| oar acre tracts ln l4tTour Village
No on North Trunk blvd and
Everett interurban. positively the
best close in acreage for the
1 money TO be had. acres from f4tb
up call MI Davies. Elliott 1895.
10 ACRES
Good. level land. on fine road. web
( settled community. rural delivery /.
telephone, good transportation.
/ and only a short distance from Sc
cHEAr-,7sO on EASY TERMS
HERBERT = UPPER
4t4-4is LsAfy BldR.
MAKE Your SUBURBAN HOME
Al iATuur Village No. . beautiful
acre tracts with magnificent view
| 81 lake and mountains. excellent
soil. easy clearing nne dintrict /.
|. good transportation on North
Trunk blvd price 1895 and up;
easy terms Call Mr Davies. ELL
OFT $685..
CLEARED ACRES
i-aTour village No. tsss 20 1901.
JOS - THOMAS A. co.
1925 Third Avenue
RIAL BARGAIN
20 acres fine soil. alder and cedar
| bottom. easy 10 clear. on good
county road mail and milk routes.
Price tss per acre. good terms.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
| si2-i5 white Bldg
RICH SOIL
JOS. " THOMAS q co.
1929 Third Avenue
| NORTH End ACRE
Ready 10 pillow good soil. lake view
near North Trunk blvd and inter
urban station. an ideal place for
your suburban home: 1878. very
easy terms. call Mr. Davies. Eili-
oft 1874
VIEW ACRES
fATour Village No 2 ssss 20 $3.50,
! JOS n THOMAS a co
i01e Third Avenue
80 FARM LANDS
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4O-AcRE FARM
a-room house; fine well. out build.
den; s2,000. $500 cash. In Skagii
county Part OF this fine berry
land.
H. g. PETERS. 7ls Third Ave.
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VAN ARSpALE a co.
1919 Third Avenue

TtNNCN ENEGNIN
On Tacoma highway near pes
Moinos, near sound and fine view
20 acres good soil; coy 5-room
house. barn. chicken aud rabbit
house, well and spring. price only
$4,000. " yon know values you
know this is cheap. al2-13 White
bldg.
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81 UNFINISHED ApARrMENTs
AND FLATS

ERs. phone service. furnished ltkc
nrN pin. lots - heat and hot
water. walking distance no chii-
dreu. public bath swan. fth Mel
ro-.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08

Monday-they was a new boy NOV
ed mex door last week & ma asst me
did he invite me Over his house.
sed Yes he did. But the way he
invited me was thisaway. he sed !
dare you to come over in this Yard
He is a ruff neck & a low brow. So
don't expeck 2 go.
Tuesday, felt sorry for Jake to.
day. He was ketched by the teecher
in some devilment & she told him 2
cum up front. He was so shared he
looked like a operation going sum
place get performed.
Wednesday-ma was a telling pa
about Missus Shanners baby which is
3 mo. old and had swallered a 10 ct.
peace. Pa asst her Was 1t the young.
est Child. Ma sed it was so far as
she knowed.
Thursday-a man tainted over the
saw mill today. The foreman yelled
2 the crowd Git back and give him
air & git sum wiskey. The poor
man cum 2 all at once & sed Never
mind the air.
Yurs truly
Gilky Swipes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08

Friday-pa is a very Sad man to-
day. Ma sed 2 him AS a dopester on
Base Ball Serious you wood make a
good steeple Jack. Pa bet on the
White Socks so after all he dident
miss it so awefull much as they fin.
ished 9TH place in the world Serious.
Jake TUX his water colors & painted
the Babys face up & set he wanted
2 play Indian Scout. But the kid got
= balling & Jakes ma cum in. From
what Jake sed his ma hassent no
sense of yumor.
Saturday-ma was reading out Of
a agerkulchur paper which sed that
prohibishionists lives longer than
other people. Pa sed he diddent be.
lieve it but that it just seemed long.
er them.
Sunday-Slim Gateses pa is wear.
ing a eye which is pritty we'll BACKED
all round. Slim sed the way 1t hap
pened was thisaway. his pa all ways
say Grace at meal times. Mite before
last mite he sed Grace while he was
asleep. Slim sed they was a smashed
pitcher in that room the next morn.
ing in the a. m.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
Got His Receipt

Humorous Incidents In connection
with the war are not yet exhausted.
and Ian Hay gives this one In his
latest book, "The Last Million" In
connection with the capture Of q VII
lage from the Germans. A detach-
ment of infantry arrived at the village
only to find that q tank had beaten
them by four minutes in the race to
the market square. The usual young
officer was In charge. and when the
major came along he handed the vii
lage over to his superior officer, and
then shyly asked for something to
show. lust to show, sir. that we were
here first" The major thought he
could fix that. and solemnly wrote out
q receipt: Received from the officer
commanding British tank Bling Boy
one village, in poor condition"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
TO CONTROL SPIRITS OF Evil


Chinese pagoAas are the work e
the Buddhist church almost exclusive
". The most beautiful specimens are
In the Yangtse valley. where pagodas
are the most numerous. Every impor.
tant Chinese and Manchurian city 10
garlanded with them. From the walls
Of Pekin . dozen pagodas and towers
may be counted within the city, and
with q good glass Q half-dozen may
be seen rising from the Surrounding
plain.
Chinese have appropriated the pa
coda as q counterpoise to evil. and
use 1t subject to their rules of geo.
NANCY. At q city in Tung. In the Pekin
plain, q region in past years visited
by earthquakes, there II q prominent
pagoda, which at one time had 1000
bronze bells suspended from its cor
nices. most OF which are still In place.
The people have this story Of its con-
struction:
A water owl lives underground ut
this place, and when he shakes his
tall II causes earthquakes. Geo
mancers located the end Of his tail, and
the pagoda was built on 1t to hold II
down. However, they could not To-
cate his head, and thus he IL still able
to wink his eyes. which causes trem.
blings Of the earth. When his eye
lids have been accurately located Q
second pagoda will be built.
Pagodas range in height from 20
to over 200 feet. and are Of various
shapes. such as round. square. hexag-
onal. etc. They always have an odd
number Of stories. ranging usually
from seven to nine, and sometimes
with eleven, or even thirteen.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08

reau OF .Iustrial Education. Inc,
Washington. d. c., says that in the
,arly days the toll-collector was armed
With a pike, a long-handled weapon
With a sharp iron head. which he used
prevent people who Travelled his
Dad from going by without giving up
heir toll. Later on a swinging gate
vas built across the road. which made
unnecessary to use the pike. though
he name was retained, for no one
ould pass while the gate barred the
'ay. When the passerby had paid his
,lis, the toll-collector opened the gate
nd let him pass. If he did not pay.
he gate remained closed and the
river had to turn back or decide to
'ay. Hence comes the name turn
Ike. In some parts of the country
hey call these highways toll roads
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08

E. P. Brady to Mrs. Fleta Magruder,
two lots, Hermosa, Bringier, Law
renee, and other property, $500 cash
Marx.
Mrs. Margaret H. Teuteberg ct ais.
to Eureka Homestead Society, lot.
Pelican avenue, Belleville, Alix and
Elmira, $1,000 cash.
Purchaser to Frank L. Jagot, same
property. $4,000, terms-Benedict.
Harry w. Hauffe to Eureka Home
stead Society. lot, Atlantic. Pacific,
Thayer and Pelican, $500 cash.
Purchaser to Chas. P. Cieutat,
same property, $500. terms-Bene-
dict.
BUILDING PERMITS.
c. ]. Daste, owner and builder,
two-story residence. 900 Verret,
$500.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08

Deposits December 81, 1918.
Deposits December 81. 1919 -.
Increase During IL Months =.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
GAVE NAME TO TOLL ROADS
To Weapon Carried by Collectors Can
Be Traced the Turnpike" Of
Modern Days.

Undoubtedly the name turnpike, as
applied to some roads. comes from the
fact that pixies or gates were set across
the roads by the keeper or toll.
collector. In addition to collecting
tolls, II was a part Of the toll-keeper's
business to keep the road In repair.
His wages and other expenses for
doing this were received from the
tolls collected from the people who
used the road to ride on In carriages.
wagons, etc. The Book Of Wonders.
published "rd copyrighted h- the Blu
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Mary NJ. Wells, wife
OF Edward Wells, possession.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mrs. James Lynch to Mrs. Michael
Gallagher, lease, lot, Bermuda, Nor
gan, Lavergne and Delaronde, ending
February 80, 1920; $40 month.
Anthony Marciante to Peter Mar
ciante. interest, etc, in and to lot
Vallette, D'Armas, Lamarque and
Belleville. S245 cash-Mahoney.
Mrs. Emma F. Pace to John E.
Crabtree ct ais, lot, Pace Boulevard,
Elizardi Boulevard, Lawrence and
Ptolemy. SIS cash-Marx.
Mrs. Una j. w. Elizardi to Corinee
NJ. Bonmer, ct ais, lot. same square
as above described property. $75 cash
Marx.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
Rlqnt Spirit.

Mr.. Grabcoin spent thousands Of
dollars on his daughters education.
she attended some Of the most ex.
pensive schools in America and Eu-
rope. She was taught to sing. to paint
TO play various musical instruments
and to speak three or four languages"
Fine"
But let me tell you how shamefully
sne repaid her fathers tender care.
Sne came back home and married his
chauffeur"
Splendid A girl with her wealth
and accomplishments might have mar
ried broken-down duke."-Birmlne.
ham Age-Herald.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-01-08
CHARTERS.

14Is Esplanade Ave-, New Orleans, La ~
Shares.
GEO. L. DUCROs,
1919 Hospital ST., New Orleans, La III
Shares.
Witnesses:
RENE A. EIOSCA,
CHAS. J. TURCk.
(SeaD ISAAC 5. HELLER,
Notary Public.
/, the undersigned, Recorder OF Mort
cages. in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of lncorpora-
ton, of the New Orleans Marble Co, Inc,
was this day duly recorded in my office,
In Book l,23s. folio 176, New Orleans, La,
December 90 1919.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD,
u. Il.
Jan. S-Feb. IL.
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BIRTHS.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle R. Le-
vine-a daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Emory For
sythe, of 604 Belleville street-twin
girls.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Enright,
of 639 Atlantic avenue girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aron Edge
comb, of Sumner and Newton streets
"a girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ramsey.
of 307 Morgan street, boy.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Hat.
ner. of 43S Olivier street-a girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

David Warficld comes 10 tho Met
ropolitan Sunday FOR six days IN The
Auctioneer" revival Of the famous
heart interest character play that has
been ono OF his fayofites for years
THE reason I like 60 revive The
Auctioneer' and The Music Master. "
says Warfiold. Us that feel that !
can aiiil develop the character parts
nearer perfection. Too. these reyivain
are more profitable than some new
play Of predetermined appeal.
IT s. strange fact. and ono
worthy 81 consideration. that players
who have made signal successes in
one part have always experienced
the greatest difficulty ia securing a
SECOND great success. Audiences get
attached ia plays. and those plays.
seemingly. can ruu on forever The
public pays morn for what II wants
than Tot what "a manager may guess
u wants. therefore. there AIRS plenty
of these artiHilcs franksnNeium. Now
and then some player Is persuaded 10
branch out. 10 undertake new and
different roles demanding "a display
81 versatility. but the public has
grown accustomed TO seeing it's favor
ties IN the roles they love. and no
turns cold shoulder 10 all such
ventures"