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May Reorganize Canal Commission

May Reorganize Canal Commission.
Judging by present indications, there
VIII be q general Stir-up in the Panama
Canal Commission in the near future
Nat Cap. Brewing Co.'S Munich, Beer
satisfies every 0Ile. A perfect brew of
the finest malt and imported Bohemian
hops. doz., S1-25. Write or phone 300.
See Bowie's Holly and MistIetoe Cut
from Bulirun Battlefield and Mt. Vernon
woods It's great Original photo of
George Washington given free to GUS
toners AS 10TH Goods shipped
When You Have Xmas Dinner Have
Havenner's Cream Biscuits
at hand. A dinner is not complete with
out these crisp. delicious waters. The
very thing TO serve with soups, oysters
salads, cocoa, etc None finer obtainabIe
In packages and in bulk. At all grocers'
Order Your Xmas Candies Now
At SHEETZ'S, 10th & SITS.
All Soc Candies
ONLY 35c pound
Fresh every day.
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ANAcoSTLA.
LOCAL MENTION.
Holmes Home-Made Fruit Cake

Is mixed and baked by expert home cooks
and only the best and purest ingredients
and cleanest and choicest fruits are used
Rich and delicious Zoe h.. Homemade
pound cake, too, at 25c h. Holmes Bak-
cry, LIST and sts., phones E. 1440 and
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FOR EENI-aoUsEs.

sOrS nE4N1-
THoAAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. nc,
hEAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSuR-
ANCE. 14lx ST. n W.
TELEPHONES n. s4s AND Il asa.
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Gas Radiators Only sz.so.

Neat style, good make, prompt delivers
Sic Eth c. a Muddiman & Co. I2O4 q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTEp.Furniture. carpets. etc: buying
tsnt.on. LEvY's FURNITURE SHOP. 40
l0th 81 NV. de2-aot
wANTED-S KEBEsKY. 1906 7tn st nv
viii pay the highest cash prices for ladies;
gents, and children's cast-off Clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and I win
car ocf-sot
wANTED-r you want PICTURES OF
CHILDREN that look perfectly nfelike and
natural, take them to THE BOYCE PHOTO
only place where such pictures can be made
TO give entire satisfaction this is guaran-
teed TO every patron Of the studio. de22-3t
wANTED-Use Of piano by careful. responss-
bic family. Address BOX 50, this Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bedroom. parior- and
Kitchen furniture for ten-room house; no
dealers. Address BOX 5, this Office. de2o-5t
wAMTED.,Hi4shess cash prices paio tor worn
and hats. Address postal and viii call any
hour; B: TARsHEs. 1905 7th st. NV. p Phone
Nortn Hss. no27-sot
WANTED-For cash. old gold. diamonds.
coins. silverwaTe. antiques furniture etc
Business confidential Address BOX 54s iris
Office deIo ,o,
HIGH PRICES PAID for cast-or clothing
and shoes: drop postal and VIII call H
GEWlRZ. 12o8 9Th ST. NV. dels-l5t
A MAN HUNG around my place and was
convinced that gave the highest prices for
otd gold. silver. diamonds. watches pawn
tickets. etc. ABRAHAM'S. 4sa 9Th st. NV.
jy2s-1S0t
WANTED-To rent piano. at once Al
dress BOX 15s. this Office. de22-at
WANTED-To buy a secondhand roII-ton
desk. address BOX 40, this office. de22-st
wANTED-Pair of goats, broken to harness
with wagon; at once. Apply MISS WILL
L1AMS. SIbley Hospital 1t
WAETEpISnall gasolene launch. Address
WANTED-Horses to winter: fine box stalls.
best attention guaranteed: S8 to s15 ner
month: VIII call for horses. Call or address
VIM p HARTLEY, Central National Bank
Building de213t
WANTED-A secondhand box sleigh, for
cash 62s5 Bdghtwood ave. deai-st
WANTED-Educated young man to share
room. sos ST.; $3.50 per week Address
BOX 13o. this ONCE. de2i-st
WANTED-ImmediateIy evening Dress and
wrap, must be bargains; state price and de-
scription- Address BOX LIS. this ONCE
de20-3t
wANTED-ColIections of United States and
Foreign stamps; highest prices paid at the
OLD RELIABLE STAMP STORE. 1905 7th
St NV de20-at
IF THE HOLDER of pawn ticket No. 1890.
for large solitaire diamond ring, pawned
81 18th St NV. he Will be financially bene-
flied de2O-st
THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP IRON AND
METAL CO. We pay the highest prices for
Junk and second hand furniture; stoves:
postal to 500 10th st. NV. Phone w oss.
de20-7t
WANTED-OId stoves; all kinds; send postaI.
VIRGINIA FURNITURE Co. 7th and r SITS.
NV. de20-St
wANTED-Feather beds, Ioc to 4oc pound;
CCLYDE JONES 2l5 10th st sw deao-2t
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FOR REnT-uNFURNlsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Four rooms, third floor with
water; three on second: near Printing Office
K st. de22-3t
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms: heat.
gas. and bath, rent reasonable lS20 Sth ST
NV. de2l-at
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms; heat ana
gas; light housekeeping. AS ID ST. ne.
de2o-3t
FOR RENT-1T14 18th 81 NV: unfurnished
second noor rooms. dezU-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms; pri-
vate bath. 4ls Sc ST. NV de2o-3t
FOR RENT-rhree nice unfurnished rooms
80 New York ave NV de2O-3t
FOR RENT-Four large rooms so l ST. ne
del9-4t
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Two-Burner Gas Range, With Ovel
$3.50 A. Eberly's Sons, rs 7th NV.
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WANTED-RcONS.

Observation-Disclosures. warm large, pleas
an. room. immediately permanent: husband
ana WE; owner preferred. Address BOX
145. this Office II
WANTED-By couple, two furnished rooms /.
ngnt housekeeping; Capitol Hill preferred
ADDRESS BOX ia. this office. de22-2t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Young man do some collect |
ing; permanent situation open. 61s F st. |
NV, ROOM 8. 1t
WANTED-Good barber: $3.50 for Saturday,
WANTED-Young colored man to make him
self useful Apply BASEMENT OFFICE.
7S7 uSh St NV. 1t
wANTED-Boy for offfsg in hotel: also col
ored dishwasher. Apply S1s T st NV.
ROOM J. 1t
wANrED-whitf driver for laundry wagon:
must be strictly sober and hustler BOS-
TON LAUNDRY CO.. 1st and G sts. NV.
WANTED-Sober Industrious man for large
stables, as stable boss; must be willing 10
work and have experience. Address BOX
146. this Office de22-2t
WANTED. colored student t. wait on table
mornings AMI nights; one colored cook; prf-
vate family. 1903 New Jersey ave. 1t
WANTED-A cole-ed boy about II, with
reference 14i2 II st. ne. de22-2t
wANTED-First-ciass colored barber for sat
urday. 1897 14th st. NV. de22-at
wANTED-A colored boy for tailor shop
Call 2304 18th st. 1t
WANTED-Boy to do light work a bout horse
and attend furnace. 120l 18th st NV 1t
WANTED-7oo bricklayers to attend the next
regular meeting OF Bricklayers' Union No. ],
Friday; December q. al Z:S0 clock. at Mac
cabee Temple, 5l3 9Th St, between Z and T
sts- II. M SHOOK, Recording Secretary.
WANTED-A single to work on farm
near city ADDRESS z. c., CheSterbrook, Va.
de22-2t
WANTED-Po,ters at Colorado Building, 14th
and sts.; white, sober, and honest APP
ply to JANITOR, Room Sle. 1t
WANTED-Good tin roofer; furnace hand:
also helper. 7sz1s Sheridan st. NV. 1t
w4aNTED-Cigar salesman; experience un-
necessary; good pay. GOULD CIGAR CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio It
WANTED-A colored man for general work
IN restaurant; must understand sflucking
oysters. Apply 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-Two hustiers to collect for sew
ing machine company commission; pro-
motion for workers; boozers need apply
Call between and pm. l716 18th st. NV
deN-2t
wANTED-A ceIored coachnan Address
BOX l23. this office de21-3t
WANTED-White barber. 50 for Saturday. or
WANTED-Colored boy to wash dishes and
wait on lunch counter; who is not afraid
OF work Call 1888 18th st. NV de2I-3t
WANTED-Good barber at once, steady lob:
| guarantee given sos 5th st. de20-3t
| WANTED-Licensed fireman: middle aged,
sober, single white man, handy with tools;
! life job. Address BOX 116. this Office.
de20-3t
| wANTED-An experienced coiored presser:
steady work; good pay. TAILOR. SO II ST.
NV oe2o-3t
WANTED-Boy with bicycle. 1908 F st.
| de29-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS woven into handsome revers.
ibIe rugs; crop postal NoNPAREIL RUG
PIANOS, pipe organs tuned, repaired, re-
built; highest excellence in workmanship;
estimates free. Write G. c. SNYDER. 2Zi
80 81 NV de22-3t
PORTO RICOS. Soc a box: Meerschaums
cheap. That 81 box of 80 cigars; evervthine
In comparison. SICKLES, I011 Pennsylvania
ave. de21-at
UPHOLSTERING; bert work; lowest prices.
carpets made and laid II. G. CONN, i229 9Th
st. w. de2I-sr
HANDSOME RUGS made from old worn car
pets, and your work promptly done: car
pets called for and delivered free Address
ECLIPSE RUG CO.. Laurel, Nd. Please drop
postal. de2I-7t
MAKING. laying carpets. house Cleaning:
oiling. staining floors. C. JACKSON. .IJO4 o
st. de20-2t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY formerly 1929
9th st. NV, now 40 Massachusetts ave NV
No lime; satisfaction guaranteed: 90 cents
per- pair. deIs-6t
d. CRARY, Agent for the 1880 Washer"
Address BOX Isl. Washington. D. c.
del3-I0t
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-A two-horse platform spring
wagon: must be cheap. 2l2 sth st. nv.
de22-2t
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SITUATIONS wArT11 FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Situation as caterer or waiter fol
receptions OF any description. CROMER, 10lt
G ST deli
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION. STODDERT THE
y. @. THE MAURY, AND
THE 4-EGINA
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART.
AENTS IN THE PORTLAND
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TO LOAN ON REAL EsrAgE

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payment on prin-
cipal IN amounts OF $500 or more received at
any interest period THE F. H SMITH
COMPANY, Bond Building. Los New Xo.k
ave NV
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real e.-
tate at 4. Al. and per cent interest Spa
cfal privileges with respect to prior payments
Large amounts speciality. TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD. 1907 F st. NV. ocIo-tt
MONEY 10 LOAN-Sz50 to $780, 600 on D. q
real estate. Interest low and ali tra:sac-
tiops conducted with economical consiOera.
Ucn for borrowers.
VIM II. SAUNDERS < CO.
1z07 E ST. n. W.
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SPECIAL PRICES On ALL PIANOS from
now until Xmas We are Offering special
in order 10 get purchasers 10 de-
eide now We quote a few specials in slightly
used pianos: SoAmer upright. $zuD. G5apleT
upright. SI7Ss Harrington, Szsv. SIodart, S2sJ;
German upright. sic. Stien square. SIS: Nose
fused a few months). $50: Shoninger (useGl
three mcnIhs). $50; Irving, $ls5; organs, 81
up Many other bargains. numerous 10
mention. sold on easy payments IL desired
o. J. DeMOLL x co. I23l q ST. Sole
for Hartman. gose. Shouinger
and seven otner piano manufacturers.
de7-tf
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
PIANOS sro UP.

we have lot OF second hand square pianos
ana organs which 'Se will close out this week
a sio. sio, so, $50, etc on easy terms. Great
opportunity TO secure a piano FOR Christ
mas Open evenings
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Bradbury suildins - pu A..

FOX 3ALE-Scow sioop yacht. SIKH: large
ana elegant mahogany cabin: me sails; gooo
conoltion; suitable for duck club or hoase-
boat purposes; Will sell very cheap Henry
kEIDEL & CO., z0S West German St Balfi-
more. Nd s;e1ST,
SPEClAL-z4 bottles lager beer. 75c. one gal
lon hne old port, sherry Blackberry "a
tawba. or claret for 75c. delivered Pnons
NJ Hoe-R- BEAVERS, 423 AZ st. sw
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See Bowie's Holly and Mistletoe Cut
When You Have Xmas Dinner Have
Hayenner's zCream Biscuitsn
Order Your Xmas Candies Now

At SHEETZ'S, 10th & f sts
All Soc Candies
ONLY 55c pound
Fresh every day.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
WANTED-BICYcLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington. I13 Pennsylvania ave NV
de2o-3t
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WE ARE OFFERING
SPECIAL PLANO hatsGAINS
In New and Slightly Csed UprignIs and
Square Pianos
Our Slightly Used Cprlgnts. $50. regular
price. S275. Easy terms.
HUGO WORCR,
s23 F. deiz-t
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STORAGE.
WHY PAY MORE? We store for Z5c q load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., as -4an-<s
10th NV. Phone Main 4229. J.9-7t
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED. very cheap before Xmas
Address postal. H HEWITT. Gil East Capt.
tol St de20-3t
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FOR RENT-I205 St NV, convenient 10
cality. 6 roeras: porcelain bath. etc. now
being papered and painted throughout
sz5 per month
no26-tf
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-StabIe; stalls; s. per month
CAPITAL WOOD CO.. I'd and sts: sw.
de2Z-6I
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We have parrot That think Yes really think; and I'll tell
you know Grandpa placed ladder against cupboard
put hempeed that Polly shelf When Polly touched
ladder Grandpa kept saying Ladder ladder when Polly climbed he
would say Climb climb and when Polly reached the cupboard he
would say Cupboard cupboard This he did and again.
week and till Polly knew each of the three words Then
Grandpa put the ladder somewhere else the Polly
wanted the seed and looked around after the cupboard which Grandpa
put up shelf wall Polly looked up cup
board down the ladder then she called Cupboard cup
board Grandpa let her call all day but didn't give any hempSeed
The day Polly mad and just Cupboard cupboard
About Polly quiet long and then called Ladder
climb cupboard and then Grandpa happy and the cupboard
and ladder where they first and in about half
climbed the ladder and had the ongedOr hempseed didn't
Polly have to think do that?
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but indeed in all my experience Washington and other places have
such queer people They're better than circus any day
Look this mule Pm riding Only legs That beats anything
Guess they thought pretty nearly funny looking,
too they all stood and stared the dogs that look ike
chickens AS you see, Immediately invited the king and
could not have any pictures taken but y got my my
pocket and III take lots of them for you before I'm through
You all write to just the and send the letters just
you have been before because shall get them safely want to tell
the little club members that when they send in their puzzles
they always write their ages the paper and choose what they
for prize that they win the prize be bought for them
right away
did not have enough today print the drawing which
the prize last week the work of Christina Conrad and viii be
reproduced later
EvangeHne has undoubtedly very good friend in Maud Matchn
little club member who drawn picture Of the baby tiger which
appears the page today sorry that have not prize for this
little artist but please her and EVangene, printing the pic
tHe today.
the Tebus pictures which you viii find at the top of the page,
number precious hidden that all little boys and
Jewels and that little club will not have
bic finding those which Nike has hidden away set of pictures
Nike has friend who keeps Wery down the street. and the
other day he down him. and the pictures the result OF
Mixes visit
Well little folks busy having good time up here in this
for the puzzles and remember that am always,
Cheenly yours,
BILLY BOUNCE.
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TROUBLE IN TREETOP

Little Bird, Mother Bird, why in such
furry
I'VE must move. Father Bird. move
right 90 a hurry
Mother Bird, Mother Bird, what can
ba the natter
Are not all our children daily growing
fatterE
Has q cat discovered us2 Tell me. now.
pray Go.
Did you hear Miss Betty? Wouldn't
tie her shoe.
Said. i won't. / won't. I won't" on,
Father Father Bird
/ cannot have my children learn such a
dreadful word.
Yesterday my little ones heard Miss
Betty CryL
Spoke about the funny noise'-theyn be
sure 20 rTE.
All my little darling birds say 7 WON'T
and cTyl
Truly. '5Is enough 20 set my feathers all
aWry
tut. my little Mother Bird, teach them
how 10 siuE-
They'll ind 81 sweeter far, my dear, 10
make tLa bird notes ring.
Foolish little Mother Bird. Now who
ever heard
ANY little singing bird say naughty
word t.'
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THE LIMIT.

'yVhy is BlocksIey suing the baseball
association"
IAN accident happened To him at the
last game. and ne claims the assOcia-
ton is 20 blame for IT, A girl with an
awiully big picture hat was sitting in
front of him, and he couldn't see even q
little bit OF the game. He could hear
the umpire calling balls and strikes. and
once i'm a while he heard -he smack Of
the ball as the bat met it, But he
could not see anything save the hat AT
last, with a painful twist of his Shout
ders. he craned his neck around SO that
he could catch a slight glimpse OF the
field just east of the girls LETT ear. And
at that exact moment a foul ball came
whIrgiug into the graudstaud and smote
him gTlevously on the nOse.'-ClsFelaud
Plain Dealer.
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a 80 POsER

Relgiously inclined parents are more
often than not subject TO embarrass-
ing inquiries by their mali children
who have not reached an age where
they are willing 10 take theological sub
ueties for granted. a question pro-
pounded by one child on whose religious
training much care had been expended
was not only a poser, but carried with
It a profound and worldwide siguih-
canoe. The small boy had been trained
10 ask in prayers that he should be
made a good little boy"
One day he had been far from good
and his mother was demonstrating with
him. "God does not like little boys 10
Dee naughty" she said. 'God wants you
10 be good
Then why does he not make me
goodg'' feu from the baby's lips. u
ask him often enough"
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TIE CAUSE FOR CAWs.

There were three crows sat on a tree
As fun of CaWs as crows could be-
CaWed one old crow unto his mate,
What cause have we 10 cav at tateF'
CaWed tuther crow unto the first,
Behold a cause OF causes worst
lou comes a man in search or fun
! know because i see his gun
Then caWed the FIRST unto the three,
81 cav because no gun / see,
Yet cause have We for CaWtng now
That guns camera, / VOW
Then caWed third crow unto the two.
"a cameras no cause, It's true,
Our pictures now viii be taken be,
Because we CaWed upon this tree"
Then just because there was no cause
To cav they cawed without a pause
and cause or no cause, YOU can bet
Those three black crows are caWing yet
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PQINT ERS.

An inch of rain means that 1m tons OF
water has fallen upon every acre OF
soil
Newton is the most common of town
names ia England. Tt occurs either
alone OF with some ahIN no less than
twenty-five times.
A fuu-grown whale weighs 100 tons
that is, as much as sd elephants or 400
bears Seventy feet is the utmost
length of "a whale
altar Of yIauE-ylaug, which rivals at
tar of roses as a perfume. and is which
from $40 TO $50 more per pound. is the
product of a tree which grows IN The
Philippines.
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A PuZZIing Land Deal.

Through the death Of a rich man a
piece Of land shaped like the diagram
below was left 10 be divided among
three heirs. The lawyers were much
puzzled as 10 how the land could be
divided into three equal parts. Can you
assist them and divide it so as no one
of the three heirs viii get more than the
others. The sender Of the puzzle is a
member of the Billy Bounce Club. and a
prize awaits him for the ingenuity dis
played in the puzzle. There IS, how
ever. no prize for its solution. as the
diagram is printed only as a source OF
amusement 10 little members.
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all the tricks they tried to play on
me when they found out / was really
and truly going to leave them. They
probably thought ] was only foOlng
wheE l said ] was going, but when /
get back they viii probably behave
themselves and let me be boss.
/ have a few pictures ready for
you today, and you can see for your
selves what a lot of funny little peo-
pie these PollyWOgs are. ! wouldn't
for the world want them to know
that Pm writing like this about them,
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III ID ST. n w


1lE Dear Bl-igs
/ must ten you about nay dog His
name is Rags" He can catch rats as
fast as YOU can let them out of the trap.
ElCu mamma wants the boys up morn
inEs she just tells Rags 20 go and get
them up. III Is no use for them TO Try
and sleep any more, for Rags jumps
on the bed and liclls them in the face
and barks So loud that they have TO
get up. He waits until they are dressed.
then he Cr1ts down stairs and goes up
90 mamma and Wags his tail as much as
20 say, II got them up.
Your little friend.
LOUISE WHELAN.
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A MIX MAIDEN.

Mama said dve-year-0ld Bessie,
cant ] have a miIEmaid's costume for
Cousin Nellie. s. party
I'm afraid such "a costume wouldn' Z
be suitable for little girl like you re-
piled the mother.
But" persisted Bessie. 'I can be a
condensed miiaruaid, can't Is'-Chicago
News.
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Dear Billy;
did not send the answers TO last
week. puzzle because got nothing for
doing it, but yesterday / was reading
about how the English tried 10 settle
Virginia and how they at last succeeded
in doing so. So ! thought I would keep
trying, like George Washington, who,
after so many unsuccessful attempts
succeeded in capturing the English
am trying 10 think OF a picture 10 draw.
Your reCOuCiIed member,
MILTON WHITNEY,
% alrrv-a rEr
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Dear Mr. Billy

Dear MI. blllg
am sorry E.vangeIine fell down and
hurt herself the other day, and ] am
glad She is all right now. My sister says
"It's an IN wind that blows nobody
GOOD " So if Fvaugeline had not hurt her
head perhaps we might not have had the
drug store puzzle Hoping that you VIII
enjoy your trip and have lots OF things
10 tell us. ] remain
Your little friend,
PEARL PIERCE.
1248 Fifth st. n. W.
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Iakoma Park


Dear Billy.
As your letter relates that you are go
ing away to the Land of the Polly
wogs" soon, / wish you very good
time, and am really glad you are going.
as / have an anxiety 10 hear what YOU
have TO say about those queer little pe0-
Die. From an ambitious club member
LOULA LYLE SMITH
900 y street Northwest.
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LAST WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS

First Prize RebusLuu 14O5 Rhode
Prize Rebus-Wiam Mackenzie C
Lyle SMITH E Northwest
Puzzle-EgerOn Buck, Soldiers
Drawing Prze-Chrsna Conrad Northeast
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LETTERS TO BILLY FROn MEMBERS

what Cur club and the little club men,
Ders are doing through the week. Tne
Billy BoEaee. pages is q very interesting
page TO read Give my very best regards
TO lrtle EVaugelIue and Nike uoE for
getting yourself.
Yours truly,
BARBARA 1IURRIAN.
Alexandria, Va
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IN THE LAND OF POLLYWOGS
BILLY MAKES HIS ENTRY
Dear Girls and Boys:

Today you see have started my famous journey to the
Land Poywogs strikes that Pm going to have great
Fuzzy Nike Eyangene and RaininheFae the Indian all
howl when LETT and they felt good and for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

Dear Billy: 1 have sent two coupons
for a button for my brother. 1 did not
think ] would be able 10 answer your
rebus today because was badly bitten
by "a bulldog on my right arm and les.
But IL seems better now, ana am ap-e
brother saws If Billy Bounce don't
hurry up with my button so I can an
swer the rebus, he viii bounce higher
than he ever bounced before, and he
won't land on feathers, either" Your
friend, CATHERINE DAVIS,
1858 Omaha Street, Brookland. ID. c..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

I hone YOU viii have a nice time on
YOUR trip. / was sorry 10 hear that HL-
he Evangeliue fell down and cracked
her little head. i hope IL is getting bet
ter now / am always anxious for sun
DAY 20 come, for ! always Ike 20 see