Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-05

KATHERINE T.. Aga IL years.
Dear Editor:
Inclosed you will find a quotation by
Lincoln. which think is the best. Here 1t
is: with malice toward none. with charity
for all. with firmness in the right as COO
gives US to see the right. let US finish the
work we are in, to bind up the nations
wounds. to care for him who shall have
borne the battle and for his widow and or
phan to do all which may achieve and
cherish just and lasting peace among our
selves and with all nations" This quota
ton is taken from Lincon's second inau-
gural address. 1 think this is great quo
tation. because it shows he had love for
his felIow-men and was ready to help those
who needed help. Hoping you will reward
ELSIE B. 8.
Sir: / inclose blank properly filed out
with the numbers published In Saturdays
Star Of last week. l think you will find that
they add fifteen each way. like The Sat
every day. but this Is the first time l have
tried. l think making magic squares is
very fascinating and lots of fun. Hoping
for success. 1 remain your truly.
THOMAS H. C.
Keep up your interest and how many
times you can win as the contest goes on
Ed
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Enclosed you will find drawing OF a little
girl. which l hope you will think good
enough to put on the chldrens page.
sometime soon. l also hope To win a prize.
Your little friend. LILLE NJ.
IYour drawing Is very clever and will
win prize on our list. when used.-Ed.I
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
do not belong to your club. but want to
join soon. 1 send this little drawing. al
though l think 1 am too late 10 win prize.
But hope do. Respectfully,
You are not too late dear. Try to Join the
league soon and watch the page for your
drawing. When it appears write to Aunt
Dorothy for your prize and inciose clip
ping.-IEd.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
/ have little friend who belongs to your
league and she has told ne q good deal
about you. l am going to join. and will
you please send me a badge? 1 viii try to
do whatever 1 can for YOU / read the chill
dren's page In The Star every Saturday and
l think 1t is very interesting. I did not go
to see Little Red Riding Hood" but
heard lots about 1t and know it must have
been very NICE because 50 many people
have spoken about 1t. 1 hope my letter will
be good enough to be published in the pa
FRANCES F.
If you will get more children Interested.
we can probably get Mrs. Glover to repeat
Red Riding Hood for Aunt Dorothy
is very glad to have you join the league
tEdl
Dear Editor:
Having seen the prize offer for photog-
raphy 1 send a photograph Of my friends
taken few minutes before they were
coasting and having great fun or the Snow
Hoping for the success Of my photograph.
am, URBAN r.
P. S.-My circle CWilling Hand sent about
seventy-five magazines and papers for the
sailors to Capt Shoemaker at the treasury.
have the books and the New York people
the magazines. We are forwarding your
gift to New York. The sailors cannot ac-
commodate the magazines in their close
quarters. so send them books next time
[Ed.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 told you last week that sent a picture
to Mrs. Louise Hogan. received my badge
all right. I think 1t IL right pretty
My little brother Frank is six years old
and sent his name. He Is going to try to
draw some pumpkins for you and plant.
1 helped to make a snow pudding yester-
day and we are going to have it for dinner
Frank goes for milk every day ard believe
1t Is a quarter of q mile.
Do you like the snow?. do ard when It
melts down a little we are going to sleigh
ride. Frank says he wishes he would get
his letter right soon. 1 must close now.
Yours truly, GRACE C,
Glencarlyn. Va.
P. S.-This is Franks first year in school,
G. C.
We are glad to hear from both Of you,
and hope you will have lots OF fun In the
snow. The badges will go soon-lEd.l
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Picking UP last Saturdays Star saw the
notice for all the children who had not re-
ceived badges to write. / sold some tickets
for the operetta OF Little Red Riding Hood"
and for doing so am entitled to one of the
silver badges? II so I will send self-ad-
dressed envelope and stamp IL necessary to
receive it. 1 received a membership badge
some time ago. but If there are new ones
coming and every member is to have one
will send for mine.
My Christmas tree this year was very
pretty. 1t was lighted by electric lights,
| having a great farm with horses and cows
in it. The farm house having a porch along
the front and a light at the side To the
side of this Is a coffee grinder run by an
| electric motor. while a large motor runs a
Sandmill. merry-go-round and a wind
mill. while largest OF all is a toboggan The
girls and boys are coasting down a hill
| lighted by four electric lights. They are
dressed in fur which makes them look Ike
real children.
I have little money but not enough TO
send to the bank. Mamma knows of a party
that Is very worthy and where 1t would do
| a great deal of good Would IT be the same
/ to send it there as to send 1t to you Hop
| ing this letter will find you better remain
| yours truly. ROGER P H
| Yes. dear. send your money TO the per-
| son your mother knows of When the sill
yer badges are ready. We will tell you
| tEd.l
| Dear Aunt Dorothy:
saw the pictures ard stories In last
| Saturdays Star and thought that would
! make a picture for you.
1 1t is a soldier with a flag / drew Il the
| best could and want 1t put In The Star.
GILBERT F. H. Age Years.
Use pen and Ink next time Pencil d-av
| ings can not be used.-IEdl
My Dear Aunt Dorothy;
| 1 am much interested In the chiIdren'i
page of The Star and / wish to become q
| member of the league.
l have worked out the last enigma today
| The answer is Afghanistan. inclose
| stamped envelope and promise to let 70,
hear from me again. Your little friend,
| DOROTHY J. 8.