Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-16

of The Saturday Evening Star for long
time. l send you drawing which hope
l will win a prize for. Hoping this will be
| good enough to be put in the children's page
soon, i remain yours truly.
MARGUERITE L.
TRY again ard often. Your drawing wins
and will be used. When you it on the
page. write or call for your prize. as direct
ed on February "a page.-Ed.]
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
like to read the children's page very
much. l made out this puzzle without any
help and 1 hope 1t will win prize. I am
nine years old. and should like Magic
ELIZABETH NJ
Keep on trying in this contest each week.
and one day you will certainly win the
puzzle as a prize.-Ed.1
Dear Editor:
Inclosed you will please find my solution
of the magic three square puzzle" I think
1t Is very nice puzzle. but 1t did not take
long for me to solve it. l hope l will be
prize winner. Yours sincerely.
RICHARD A. NJ. Jr., Age II Years.
perhaps it will take you longer, as the
contest goes on.-Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Inclosed YOU will find the solution to the
IL.
Hoping you will send me the prize remain
yours truly,
MARY c., Age ID Years.
P. 81 will draw a sketch soon for you,
as like drawing very much. Doors. nature
and shutters are my favorite subjects. Will
they do? Answer next week.
MARY C.
I'VE will be glad to see your drawings.
and we are sure you will enjoy the puzzle
contest as 1T goes on.-Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
I made out the puzzle of the magic
three" 1 got fifteen all around every way
you said. I am going to send it to you to-
day.
belong to the Children's League Helping
Hand Circle. Elsie is my sister. My sister
had to write on the coupon. as I write too
big for the coupon. Hoping will get what
1 asked for. remain your little helper.
M. SELMA Y, Age Years.
Keep on trying. dear. There will be many
more prizes to win.-Ed1
Dear Editor:
The puzzle in The Evening Star interest
ed me very much. I tried to get the right
answer. but do not know whether l have
succeeded or not.
The puzzle. I think. Is nice and interest
Ing. also very good in teaching one to find
the numbers contained In the number re-
quired also hope that you will have more
III piic paper II gave me muCn pleasure
when l tried to find the right number. I
really think the puzzle is help to some
children. And one that will give pleasure.
remain yours truly, HELEN L. A.
IYou will find the contest increase in in
terest each week.-Ed.1
Puzzle Editor:
You will find inclosed answer to puzzle. I
find the puzzles very interesting. Hoping
this one Is correct. I remain respectfully
yours, MARIE s., Age ID Years.
I'VE are glad you like them The magic
five will interest all of you.-Ed.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1nclosed you will find envelope adj
dressed to me, in which to put my badge,
coupon. filled out. and the story of
Cousin Toms Dinner" If 1t Is good
enough to put in the children's page.
wish you would put 1t in when you send me
my badge. so that may be called a men,
Der Of the league. Your friend
PHILIP c.. Age 10 Years.
tYour badge will be sent and your story
will be used. When you see it In print you
may show 1t to one of the messengers at
The Star editorial offices. seventh floor, and
ask for a prize.-Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
For many weeks past / have enjoyed
reading the childrens page of The Star,
come league worker. 1 notice that it is
not necessary for every one to belong to a
circle. but that we can be individual MEM
bers IL We like. 1 send you a coupon made
out, and should like to have my badge as
soon as possible and also any other infor-
nation you think / ought to have. Later
on / may perhaps form circle Hoping to
see this In print. / remain your faithful
reader. MARIE s.
Write to Eleanor French 1855 N street
northwest. or Elsie Yost. 1902 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. or Beulah Smallwood
Fulton. Md. for special directions if you
need more than the paper gives you. We
hope to hear from you often.- Your badge
will be sent-Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Thank you for the badge 1t was broken
when l received 1t. but my papa says he
thinks he mend it for me. l incIose a
drawing. which l should like very much to
see printed In The Evening Star. l hope
your health will soon be entirely restored
and that We all may have the pleasure of
writing to you for many years to come
Your little friend.
MILDRED Nick. Age IL Years.
THANK YOU. dear We will send another
badge. If possible. to reproduce 1t. We will
use your drawing at any rate. 1t wins a
prize on March list.-Ed.l
Dear Editor:
1 could not think of any of Lincoln's say
ings. so l thought I would write compo-
sition instead in hopes OF getting a prize
From NELLIE B. NJ
Cherrydale. Va.
Dear Editor:
I express much thanks to you for putting
my letter in print last Saturday. for I
thought II had made its way into the waste
basket. This week you will find inclosed
picture which 1 drew. also some poetry
with 1t. l hope some day soon l will be
able to win a prize. but l will be patient
until l win. L remain yours sincerely.
BLANCHE L., Age IL Years.
IYou win on April list Keep on trying
dear.-Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
think that am a stranger to you, but
far from being one to the children's page