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Chesapeake Beach, Nd
Last week I sent you some drawings of
little girl who has had but six months
education in a country school and no draw
ing lessons whatever. She came under my
observation, and my object in forwarding
her drawings is to spread Sunshine, in
which feel you will aid If you can look
W tn favor on her efforts. The picture
inclose today she made in my presence and
L wrote her name in corner; however, she
printed Evening Star on paper the man
is reading. L think her drawings are
worthy of notice, therefore / will send you
all l can get.
An Adult Reader of the Childrens Page.
Aunt Dorothy thanks you for extending
the league work in this way, and she says
she hopes to hear from you personallbrEd
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Inclosed you will find a story, entitled
Giant BluebOt..e." which l hope you will
think good enough to put on the ehildren's
page some time in the near future
Your loving little friend, LILLE M.
Chevy Chase. Md
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 thought I would draw little picture,
which l am going to call Jenny Wren, and
l hope will win a prize and also see it
in next Saturdays Star. am also going to
draw more little pictures to send to you
wnen have nothing else to do.
From yours truly. ALICE H, age 10.
make your picture larger next time.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 was quite pleased to see my picture in
the page on Saturday two weeks ago.
for l was afraid you did not think it good
enough to PUBLISH. Thank you SO much for
putting it in.
Aunt Dorothy. I want to apologize for
not writing to you in such long time but
you know how it is when one is in the
eighth grade. The lessons are long, and
between those and my music and dancing
have hardly time for anything I am sure
you Will understand and not be offended
want to join your club and get a badge,
but I don't exactly understand what one
has to do to belong to this club,
/ already belong TO Band of Mercy, and
L will De glad to help as far as 1 can any
one you say is in need.
Hoping to hear from you soon. 1 remain
yours truly, ELIZABETH c. O'D.
Read the coupon and instructions very
carefully and write to Elsie Yost, 1902 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. or to Urban
Rosen. ll5 1th street northeast. for further
ormation-Ed
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 wondered why my badge did not come
q
envelope. 1 had canary but it died
have dag now, his name is Prince He Is
very cute; he will walk across the room on
his hind legs; he will also sit up and beg;
he will jump real high l cannot commence
to tell all the tricks he does.
Your truly, MAMIE B.
P. s.-Inclosed you will find stamp and
envelope.
Your badge will be sent Write to us
again about your clever dog.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 am a reader of the children's page but
do not belong to the league. I would like
to. however, and inclosed you will find the
pledge signed and a self addressed and
stamped envelope for badge.
ARTHUR H.
We are glad to welcome you The badge
Is Sent.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
My sister writes to you quite often and has
won prize and has had stories or letters
printed l. the chldren's page, so 1 thought
Hoping my little story will be printed.
remain yours truly, EVELYN 0.
We are very glad to hear from you and
your story has been sent in for use.-Ed.
Dear Editor:
I am an individual member of the Chill
I have the names Of five boys who would
like to join. Three of the boys have already
sent in their pledges. but have vt received
their badges. 1 will send the others in
shortly.
The names Of the boys are: William Nor
wood, William Wright. William Johnson
Irving Mutt. Sylvester Webb.
Please answer soon and tell me when to
expect the badges for the five boys whose
names have mentioned. 1 remain respect
fully, THOMAS NJ
Member OF Children's League.
badges are sent by our badge editor as
soon as she receives a filled-out coupon and
a stamped and self-addressed envelope from
each one wishing to join. Address Badge
Editor when writing to inquire about MISS
ing badges.-f Ed
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 have sent for badge to join the league.
envelope. 1 went to Little Red Riding
Hood" L am eleven years old. think
will name my club the c. L. Relief Circle.
l am yours truly, STERLING w
7. S-Give me a few ideas about getting
a circle and about the play.
Consult Elsie Yost. 1902 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northeaSt.-[Ed.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l was reading weekly paper and it had
an exchange column in 1t. l think 1t would
be very nice If we could have one in the
chlidren's page. For instance: Mary Jones
will exchange a doll for a pair of ice
skates. Her address is 204 7th street north
west. Now. what do you think of the plan?
l have written story called '"The His
tory of a Goat"
l was thinking of a goat I had when I
lived in the country and l thought would
make up a story about one Yours sincere-
ly. PEARL p, Age IL Years.
We will try the exchange column IL You
will all start In at once.-IEd.]
Dear Aunt Dorothy: