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The herald., 1920-11-25
Special Notices.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
OlVll District Court for the Parish n,


-. Orleans.
! n hereby certify, that on tho 1st dav "a
| III soper, lS?O, Judgment was rendered In
| In d. COurt IN the following entitled suit
| " 'n tos words and figures following, to-wit
~, 81 l92To,3t', Division Il, Docket 3 In 70
| ri - oulohe NldacOlich. To change name
| nI ms cause came on this day TO be heard
| az n petlti0ners application for change
Eau Present: James O'Connor a.
1i htei lot petitioner; Chandler LuZenberp
ipIslrlct Attorney for the Parish of o.
%anns when, after hearing pIeadinrs eyi-
; Hehcs ana counsel, the Court being Of onin-
. III. tor the reasons thus orally sSsignn5
prayed for 4'ieu 10 the rehet
,, ~ Is ordered, adjudged and decraad tbo,
Snirodie Judgment herein AUTHORIZING
~ b ir,, Nidacolich. the petitioner 70
S IIdnse ms name to that of Spiro MonIa,un
" ~. IN snail be the true and Lawful non,o
~ the SAID petitioner after pubIication az
law. '"e Alahher required by
9uugment read and rendered :, oror,
SiOIIt october LIST, 1920 Judgment si,,iaI
III open court October LIST, 1920 ''7 H'u
- lSlgned) FRED d.. KING Judco
testimony whereof I have bnrn,,,.,,
sg my hahd and affixed the seal Of fb.
shtu court at the City of Neyv Ori,,,'
us Hlh day of November in rho 80 ~
twenty. nine hundred and
iSeal) FRED cp1pcr,,
Deputy Clerk
The herald., 1920-11-25
cHrRoPoDIsr AND MASSEUR.

DR.. W. J. Perkins. Chiropodist,
Room "a Cusach's Building. Make
appointments by phone, NJ 1888.
Prices reasonable.
The herald., 1920-11-25
MispelNed Words

The word elsewhere" in the ad
OF ]. W. O'Connor was misspelled
in our last issue. Those to receive
the Jacobs candies are, Jos. A.
Brown, 40S Elmira Ave; Miss Ca
mile Cotton, 322 Slidell Ave, and
Bernice Clasen. 434 Opelousas Ave.
The herald., 1920-11-25
Miscellaneous For Sale
8

Slate, building and plumb,ns r,-
DITCH, flooring, ceiling. cynress i"I. iHis'
Ia Ia, DEMOLISHING CO, INC
ITO LAFAYETTE ST. N AK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
It's Easy for
Riddles Here
to Have Fun

This Is Backyard Playground
week. sponsored by Community Scrv-
Ice. 90 help make Seattle the hap
piest city Ia America.
Fathers and mothers are 10 be
shown how easy and inexpensive Il
b 90 provide proper play facilities
for the youngsters.
For Instance. practically every
store this week In showing an ar
ruy ~ fun facilities. and M $3.50 ..
IA. n play fashion show" was staged
at Bon Iarchc Demonstrations also
at 30 at interlnke school and to
night az 7.5o 3. m. at Beacon I'M
Congregational church and j -.
Allen school viii show youngsters
under g. and older Kids. too how to
have fun they probably never dream.
ed Of
There wiii be special programs
Tuesday A. follows coe school. / 80
ana 80, japanese school. iith and
King. 7so. and Bon Mnrche. 25o.
where Uncle Itcmun himself Will tell
stories
There viii be something interest.
INK every day this week. watch for
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

president n son: Mrs. william A
Sanders. third vice president. a
brother. Mrs W ~. Finck. fourth
vice president a son. Miss Saari
mn vice president. a brother. Mrs
s. J. Snow. secretary. a husband
Mrs. & Applcsions. a brother who
lost his life In the service OF his
country The other officers belng
Mrs. Helen Burr. corresponding sec
Rotary. Mrs W. J. Jones. librarian
Miss colyin. historian: Mrs. Maurice
Thompson. custodian. Mrs. Ralph T.
Sweet. musician: Mrs. H. w. Finek,
press correspondent
IL will be Of interest 20 note that
Mr.. C r. christy. OF Rainier Post.
No. 81. presented TO the women's
Auxiliary n flag which had been
overseas and flew over his company
quarters In Germany.
The charter viii be lef, open untIl
April Is and all ladies eligible "a
Join or wishing Information can oh
tain zane by writing Adjutnnt n. =
Mcdonald. isisn Third ave. or call
ing Mrs. Kenneth Durham. the pres
idcnt Of the auxiliary. at Capitol
$50.
The next meeting win be held
Thursday evening. March Is. at 4
O'Clock in tho Veterans hall OF the
Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

mothers. sisters and daughters Of
members Of the American Legion
and TO similar members who loot
their lives In the service 81 their
country II is hoped 20 make the
organization one Of vast influence
all over the world
The objects Of the organization
are as follows
/ To cooperate with the Amer.
lean Legion IN every way possibie
? To aid all sick and needy sx
service men and their families
, To take an active part In all
public affairs
T. To secure employment for all
ex service men.
5 To honor tho gold star moth.
rru. wises. daughters and ristcrs
q To preserve and perpetrate the
history 81 the sons. fathers. hus
bands and brothers who fought or
were In active service In the world
war
7. To look after the general com
fort and welfare Of our soldiers. sail.
ors and marines.
s To vlslt all er-ssrvice men IN
hospitals.
.. To investigate and encourage
tho teaching Of Amsricanlsm.
10. To promote sisterhood
among mothers. wives. daughters
and sisters OF service and CT service
men.
The work Of the organization will
be carried on by five vice presi.
dents. as chairmsn 81 ways and
means. visiting. Amcricanlrm. social
and courtesy.
The officers OF the organization
rcpresen, many prominent c1-scrvice
men of tho city Mrs. Kenneth Dur.
ham holds the office Of president
representing her husband. Mrs Rose
Y. Colyiu. fret vice president.
son. Or n NJ. Burr. special vice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
williamsburg Marriage

Judge and Mrs. Page Morris OF pu-
iuth and Pasadena announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Mrs. Nir.
GINA Morris Ring, TO Mr.. David VII
hams OF Duluth. which took place at
the Church OF the Angels. Pasadena,
last Tuesday. Rev. Harry Thompson
performed tho ceremony al $50 n.
IN. In the presence Of the families and
a few intimate friends.
Mrs. Williams wore her travelling
gown. Following the ceremony Mfr
and Mrs. Williams left for "A southern
and Eastern trip and viii be at home
AT 1901 London road. Duluth. after
June Is.
Mrs. Williams l. well known In Sc
attic social circles. as she resided
here at one time Mr. Williams Is
vice president OF the First National
Bank OF Duluth and a partner IN the
Red Clif Lumber company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
TELEPHONE the So
L ciety Editor of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 2761.

and In tho presence ~ relatives only.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Spaulding.
daughter Of Mrs Leland d SpauldinE,
became the bride Of Mr. Lawrence y.
punaway OF Bridal Veil ore.
The living room. In which the ser.
vice was read by the Rev. William
A. Major WIS transformed into "a
woodland setting with huge branches
u pussywillows and hucklchcrry pre-
dominating Bowls 81 spring flowers
were attractively arranged turnout
the rooms and pink tulips adorned
the mantel before which the ccrc.
mOny was performed The bride, un'
attended. WAS gowned in a French
model ~ midnight blue satin. fash
toned with SILK lace bodice, which
was frightened with touches of Jade
green: the skirt was short and fun.
and with this she carried an armful
OF Bella Donna roses
4 wedding supper followed tho ser
vice from a table attractive with its
centcrpicce OF pink flowers. and
dainty pink shaded candles shed their
light over all.
Mr. and Mrs. punaway left on a
wedding trip TO British Columbia.
and viii be at horne In Bridal Vel
after May / Mrs. Dunaway Travelled
In a tailored suit ofg dark blue cloth.
with a smart hat 10 match.
They are both former University OF
Washington students. Mrs punaway
Is member OF Sigma Kappa sorority
and Mr. Dunaway u Theta Delta Chi
fraternity lie also served Ia the
navy during tho war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Knights Of
Columbus Ball

Arrangements ar. being made b.
the James Shields assembly OF the
Fourth Degree. Knights % Columbus.
for their formal bail to be given
Thursday. April IS. In the knights
Of Columbus hall
The formal hall was an annual en-
tertainmeut until the last few years
when the war disarranged all social
affairs. so that It's temperance this
year will be attended BY special IN.
terest. and special plans on the part
Of those in charge. About one hun.
drcd and fifty couples arc expected
The committee includes; Or. r. V.
Shechan. Mr. Grover Desmond. Mr..
william F. Finn. Mr. Frank G.. Hur
Icy. Mr.. Frank Barrett. Mr. Norman
L. Coles and Mr.. Walter J. Ward.
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Connolly
Marriaae
l farTo'naIAh)

Mrs. Thomas Green viii leave on
Saturday FOR California. where she
will spend the Faster vacation with
her daughter. Miss Hortenae Green.
who n In the South az school They
expect TO spend the great part Of the
time az Del Monte Later Mrs. Green
will visit az Coronado before going
East To attend tho graduation excr.
ciscs of her son. Mr. Thomas Green.
ir.. from L.awrcncrviilc school.
Dr and Mrs Henry suEzalio were
week end guests IN olympia.
Miss Jeanette RoEychl and the
Misses Jcantttc and Dorothy
Basherc left SUNDAY morning for
Los Angeles and Southern Callfor
MIA. to be gone about three weeks.
Mrs Harry whitney Treat de.
parted on Sunday morning for Santa
barbara. where she viii spend the
Easter holidays with her. dsugh-
tiers. the Misses Priscilla and Loyal
Treat
Miss Katherine Bacon l. enloylns
her Faster vacation with Paymastsr
and Mrs John Irwin and family at
the charlcs,own Navy Yard in
Boston.
Mr. and Mir =. y. Wilson. Of Ia.
coma. were In town over the week
end ~ guests Of Mr. and Airs. =. n
Luce az the Hotel Sorrento.
Nir. and Mrs ElbridEe ~ Stuart.
children and nurse left on saturday
morning for Chicago. where they
will make their home
Mr and Mrs. n IL Baxter. OF
San Francisco. have come TO the
Hotel Sorrento 10 reside.
Miss Vivian f.undbcrg. OF Seattle.
has been pledged TO the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority
Mrs Charles A. Kiibourn. and small
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ross Downs will
remove this week TO their home at
z23S Everett avenue
Miss Katherine joyce Of Ogden.
Utah. Is the guest Of her brothcr.in.
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
c. Hlb6ard. at Hotel OtiA
Mrs. Olga Falk. who has been 70.
riously III at tho Columbus santa
rum. has been removed 10 her home
Mrs Charles A kilbournc and
small son. Charles Junior. left on
Thursday evening 20 visit her moth
or. Mrs. Bonnie. in White Rock. MIR
KIlbourne Joined her on Friday
niRh, and together they spent N.
weekend in Vancouver Mira XII
bourne will return this week.
Mrs. Raymond r. Frazier returned
Saturday from California and tho
East. where she has spent two
months.
Mr. Fred Mckenzie returned last
week from California His brother.
Mr.. Charles Mckenzie. who has been
with him. returned Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
WOMAN AMAZED AT GROWING
INFLUENCE OF ALMIGHTY
DOLLAR

Dear Miss Grey Why is it that humanity IS Wiling U
barter their very souls for the almighty dollar Love OF god
the Of all evil and yet humanity clings TO TINS ove
above all else All other loves pale to insgnificance Wne
gold is sight and there is the least prospect oil obtaining
it.
The article published in The Star concerning Perry Gun
nngham, Alaska legacy lover, who advertised Tor WE
before March 2st is shocking test which proves mat
money TO humanity than honor selrespec or any
of the higher elements of civilized people II Mr. cunning
hams statements true that he has received hundreds
Of letters from women of whom are mothers OF mar
rageabe daughters seeking him a husband, then my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Cheaper Meat
,WOnen's Aim

save Money on Meat Week will
be observed In Seattle beginning
March %.
Cheaper cuts Of meat will be fea.
turcd nj fixed prices. which no deal
cr IL authorized 90 exceed. Recipes
will BE- published and demonst nations
held 10 enable buyers TO recognize
the more economical cuts.
The local campaign. which IL part
Of a nation vide program. will be
directed by District Attorney Saun
ders and Miss Efne I RAFT. chair
man Of tho consumers Thrift move,
mrut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

beautiful impression Of the
high ideals Of womanhood in
general, are all shattered.
/ am a happily-married,
contented woman, whose hus-
band is not a product Of any
matrimonial bureau. nor advertising
column Of the press. lie is neither
rich. handsome nor possessing col.
lege cduc1iion. but he does possess
greater qualities than these. He pos
senses the solid. genuine elements
that 20 60 make real man. and !
am proud TO bear his name.
We are congcnisi. contented. and
our love for each other IL not con
taminated by any first love OF the
filthy lucre.
And TO think that any mother
would offer her daughter on the altar
Of matrimony In consideration OF
money. whether IL be a fortune or
only a fraction OF fortune, she Is no
mother at all. In the true sense OF
the word And any man who would
hold up his bank book as bait for
wife. lacks the true elements 10
necessary to make a good husband.
Consideration Of mans or woman's
character. his or her individuality,
rather than any condition OF pocket.
book. or personal appearance. or
even education, Is most essential 70
happy union.
Character, individuality. coupled
with sincere. homes, love and affec'
ton. Is all that counts. Marriage
upon a money consideration cannot
rcsui, for the best TO either the man
or the woman Mr.. Cunningham
SIS 600 will not be any inducement
TO the real wonanly woman. and no
doubt all this advertising and pub.
licity IL merely for his own amuse.
mcnt. for. II he is a real man. he
should have no difficulty In finding
the right giri. without publishing the
fact that Il Ia necessary for him to
be wed before a certain date In order
10 obtain this legacy. Let US hope.
a HAPPY. COMMENTED WIFE.
My Dear Miss Grey: One morning
last week found myself in the
county city building a full half hour
ahead OF an appointment no drop
ped into the council chamber to pass
the time away. ! wonder IL you
would be interested in what saw
and heard thcre7 The august board
OF public works was in session. con.
sidering application for permits 20
erect two Earages--one In West Sc.
attic. one down Rainier Vailey-both
In regions ] know naught OF. None
the less I was very much interested
In what seemed TO be the process of
mental working by which protests
against such establishments are de.
cided. one objection to both loca.
lions seemed to be that for some
special reasons. they were where
they would be dangerous 10 little
children. one OF the august mem.
bers stated. In answer 20 this argu.
ment. that he did not think the board
should consider such an objection at
all OF course. having some little in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Dinner for President
Nelson of Smith College

Mr. william Allan Nelson. presi
dent % Smith college. arrived Sun
day for a few days stay This
evening Smith College club has ar
ranged In his honor an informal din
ncr a, the women's University club.
al $50 O'Clock President Nelson
was at one time a professor az iisr
ward and all Harvard men with
their wives. as well as Smith col.
legs women with their husbands.
are cordially invited 20 Join In the
entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Miss Richmonds
ERQdqement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nelson Rich.
mond announce the engagement q
their daughter Helen. TO Mr. Thomas
Barlum Greening. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. Grecning OF Detroit.
Mich. The marriage viii take place
In May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
II. y. ball PIT. A.

VI. $. Ball PIT. a. meets In the
lunch room at 2;30 O'Clock. Busi.
ness meeting, followed by social
hair hour and refreshmcnts Mr.
David Sheetz Craig will lead com.
munity singing and Miss Rose
Glass. OF the Franklin high school.
VIII speak on THE Rights Of
Youth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Dinner for
Bridal Pdrty

Honoring Mss Marian Lewis and
Mr.. Lyman Hoge Black. whose mar
rage viii take place wednesday Of
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Black will entertain with a dinner
fer members Of the wedding party
this evening at the Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Dinner

Miss Mary Dudley Walker enter.
tanned with a dinner at the Sunset
club on Friday evening before the
dance at the Tennis club In compii.
mcns TO Miss Betty Merrill Of Duluth
and Miss Dorothy McEwnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
XHTH A do Y o u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

/ telligence, he could not mean that
there WIS no danger TO small chill
dren from a garage. No one who
ever saw a garage or saw small chill.
dren al play would think Of meaning
that lie could only have meant that
/ this danger should not be Weighed
against the convenience 10 motorists
Of having garages located at short
intervals along the highways. surely.
Weigh peril 10 children against this
convenience Not In Seattle
Another statemers Of one Of ths
august members was appealing. He
remarked that no one could locate
garage anywhere in the city with
out some homc-owner protesting.
And the unspoken remainder OF the
sentence clearly was. 80 why pay
attention. to such protests" surely.
what business has a homeowner In
Seattle. anyhow
Both OF these sentiments were very
apparently Endorsed by the board.
for there was but one vote against
one garage and none against the
other. When / get a chance I am
surely going back 10 another meeting
OF the august board | would advise
other voters and tar payers 20 do the
same The frame OF mind OF these
Illuminating TO the innocent observer.
Yours very truly. L. 4
Dear Miss Grey: Great IL my n.
luctance TO ask your permission 48f1
fraction Of space In your column
but greater is the demand for q fair
amount OF tolerance of "A Student,s
who has been trying 10 demonstSaie
to your readers, in his letter, a per-
petuai motion engine by sitting on
the bank OF the Mississippi. con.
tcmplsting suicide. He mingles the
beans with beams against the seams
Commentator" and several gener-
atoms OF statisticans" are his castles
in the air.
According 10 HIS philosophy, =
"Knick knack" entertains him with
out commenting on the conventions
she breaks. while the college girl has
no sense OF entertainment or humor
whatever. His "Knick -knack" smoIis
flowers without having them. but the
coed does not even know that there
is such thing as flowers.
His engaged coed tells Us On ner
letter TO Miss Grey that what be
wrote about coed and the chorus Giri
Is all deception. for he does not BE-.
lieve II. but he had TO do II as class
work.
Temporarily. II gives him pleasurs
TO believe that college women are
educated beyond the point OF desiring
marriage. and so. he wants Cynthia
TO know H.
IL is rather hopeless for a college
student to be ignorant that he Is ig-
norant COMMENTATOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
House Party

The boys Of the Moran school al
Rolling Bay will be hosts at house
party over the weekend Twelve
young ladies from Seattle will be
guests. chaperoncd by Mrs. Cecil Ia.
con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

healthy steer will be sliced up at
Littie's hall. University district.
under the direction Of Miss Efno
Iiaitt. head Of the Consumer Thrift
movement. Wednesday at O'Clock.
Economical cuts OF beef viii be u.
Illustrated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Birthddu Purty

Twelve tiny tots have been invited
TO a party which Mrs. s A. Martin
II having on Thursday to honor tho
birthday Of her twin daughters.
Alice and Adele.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Mount Baker Park Fruit and
Flower NISSAN

Mount Baker Park Fruit and
Flower mission meets with Mrs. w.
y. Rasmussen. 1907 Mcclellan st.
at 2:30 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Seattle Woman's Club

Seattle Woman's club meets with
Misses Maud and Nellie McGough.
1915 35th ave. Literary interpreta.
ton class led by Mrs. Marie Beebee
meets promptly at / .. m. Current
topics led by Miss Maud McGough
at y. m