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Use Black Ink
for Drawings.
pear chlldren Of tie club:

Dear Children OF the Club:
must romind you once agnin that In
your drawings you must use perfectly
black Ink. on white paper, In order to
have them reproduced. Sometimes / ro-
ceivc excellent colored drawings, and I
always feel sorry to be obliged to throw
them in tho waste basket. Then, again.
gone contributor sends In beautiful
:sicture, drawn With pencil or with blue
Ink All these hnve TO be thrown away
as the cngraver cannot reproduce them
properly. This week you hhvo been par
ticulurly forgetful about this matter, and
SO have to wnrn you again.
Several days ago looked over my
Il. ID. C. G. roll book and counted all the
names I'm It: guess how many there were.
Two thousand. one hundred and ninety
one! And about twenty names have been
nddcd since. Do you realize that II all
our club members could have come to
tho last reunion there would not have
been room for them all in tho Academy
OF Music? That makes pretty big club.
And 1t keeps on growing, with dozen
or more new names every week. We are
getting famous. too. Nearly every child.
and many grown people, In Richmond
knows about us, and children all over
the country watch for us every Sunday.
So many people are watching us that we
will have to be very good. indeed, and try
to keep up our reputation for bright sto-
ries and charming pictures.
With best wishes, am,
THE EDITOR.
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THE STORY OF THE LIT
TILE ONES.

Once mon a time tties, was a little cir,
and she had two lstotfiers Charlie and and
lfarry. Their mother died when they
with their Aunt BESSIE. and she vas real
cross and mean TO them. Their father
had gone over. 10 Europe and had never
come home and SO they supposed that lie
very sorry they had. to live with their
aunt, and some day, they said, that they
were goinB to run. away. So they did one
day They We're going through the woods:
they knew q lady living there with three
children about tho sizes OF Thorn, and
Charlie asked what was tho lady's name,
The man told them II WAS Mrs Forress
and that wassthclg names, and they had
happy. tho rest. OF thelrs lives.
3 ScottsyiHe. ANNIE JONES.
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MY DOG.

One night every oh.e had sene to bed.
jump against my door and at first | was
q little. afraid, and for three times the.
Jumps against my door were continued
up to- open, the, dor to let her out. and
MS | opened the door. flames met my
eyes. I5screamed and papa came 10 see
what was the matter, and threw water
on the mantle-placc and lust in time no
saved tho house from being ruined Wa
then got up To see how the fire was
caused. We saw that the fire had popped
and z, spark had fallen on tile rug and 1t
was like this tho fire was canseti. Yrho
dog WIS aftcrward treated like 4, rnember
or the sanity md nlso u great pet. He
watches our little rabbits at night. and
aud the money IN large basket, and
then no; goes trntting to- the grocer
CELESTE A. SDurEEI..
Hoheni iolcns Postoftice, In. -
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HOW NANCY WON A PRIZE
IN THE T. D. C. C.

One day. little Nancy Fulton came home
from school very much excited. 20.
mamma she cried, myrtle had the MIC
est paper at school, to-day. 1t was The
Times- Dispatch, and. mamma, II had IL
page Just for the children. And you
drawings. and they give three prizes
every week and two gold medals every
month for the best work. And. besides
all that. you get the prettlest membership
bads. II you send something. / am go
ing to ask papa tonight IL he won't
subscribe to The Ttnes-Dspatch,' and
! am sure he will. SO that night. when
her father came home, Nancy asked him
to take the paper.
Well. Nancy" he said. 81 have been
thinking about subscribing for long
time, and / have been so busy that /
didn't have time to lwrite for 1t, but L
have time tonight and 1 will send off
my subscription right away"
to take IT.. cried Nancy, =
3 Next Sunday whensthe paper came
ana Ndncyasaw all the stories, she said
she was going to write a story about
the office ana mailed It. The next Sun
day Nancy got up early and ran down
to the ofticetto get the mail. The first
thing she saw when she opened the paper
was:
PRIZE WINNERS.
Miss Nancy Brown. Jonesville, Va, for
story entitled MY Dog"
The prize came that evening. 1t was
q beautiful book You may be sure
there was no one any happier than Nancy
that night, as she showed her book and
her name to her father.
Floyd, Va.
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ers. So thus slavery was established in
the South. After a while there were more
negroes in the South than whites. Then
Virginia and the other Southern States
wanted the slaye-trade stopped. But the
Northerners passed bill continuing the
slave-trade twenty years longer. When
the twenty years had passed the slave
trade was stopped. Now that her trade
In slaves was stopped the North said it
was wrong to hold slaves; but the South
said IT was no wronger for them to hold
sleeves than 1t was for the North to sell
them. Then some of the States seeded.
lima, Georgia, Tennessee Virginia, Ala
bama. Louisiana. Texas, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Florida. Then came the war.
The Confederates fought bravely all
through the war, hut she could not stand
out against the North, 30 she, IN 1865.
surrendered all her armies to the North.
WATSON SHEPHERD.
Nfillboro. Va.
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One day last summer Itwcnt out under
a. maple tree to play With my doll /
played with 1t for an hour, Then grow
Ing tired, lay down on the grass to read.
my doll and went In the house. Mamma,
wanted me to go TO the store for her
When came back my doll was gone. I
hunted and hunted, but could not find
came In the last part of October was
playing in the orchard when stulnbed
over something. picked It up and
found 1t to be my doll, Then knew
that my little dog. Bob. had carried her
off. MARGARET WESCOrT,
Mappsburg. Va
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The Snow- White
Apron.

There was once little girl and she
lived In the country with her mother. Her
mother had to work for their living.
They lived very happily together, happy
as anybody could. The chlld's name was
Snow White and she had little snow
white apron. too. While Snow Whites
mother was at work, Snow White was at
work at home. Her mother was dress
maker. but this did not make them have
nice clothes. for they were very poor.
One day Snow Whites mother gave her
that snow White forgot one Of the things
that her mother gave her. She sat down
and tried to think of 1t. but she could
not. She began to cry.
Cro be Continually
JOSEPHINE HERNDON.
3N East Clay Street. City.
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/ have. "a little shadow, goes In and out
vita me.
than can see.
He Is very, very like mo from the heels
up5to tine head,
And i see him Jump before me whom |
jump into my bed.
The funniest thing about him is the way
he likes 10 grow,
Not al all like proper children, which Is
always very SLOW;
For he sometimes shoots up taller, like
.nn Indian rubber ball,
And he sometimes gets so little that
MI there's none OF him ut all sN
VREDA pASSAM4SNECtN, \
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wq5s,a sa il the n county Of
brown eyes. her pink cheeks and her. red
boy. Her father and mother were very
rich. and they lived in tho country on a
beautiful old farm. Madeline had a gov
erness named Miss Brown, and she used
to study her lessons for the next day at
night. Ono night after having finished
this she went down to the library. whore
she found her father and mother, her
grandmother, her aunt. Elizabeth, and
Miss Brown. all sitting costly around u
bright coal fire. Her father was reading
The Times. Dispatch. her gran n, !,
Miss Brown Waa reading a book. and h q,
Mrs MI .t Park T said: my dear, / have Just
received a letter from your aunt Alice,
asking IL could let YOU spend a week
With her in the city. How would you
like that? Madeline Jumped up and
down with delight at the Idea OF going to
visit her aunt. II should like 1t very
much.'sshe cried, 'tWho is to so with
me, and when shall we start? rYonr
Aunt Elizabeth says that she would like
to go with YOU; and think you Will go
That next Tuesday seemed to take
did como they all drove q OFF in the car
triage to the wharf. where's after many
hugs and kisses and tears and PROMISES
to bio good, Madeline sailed off With her
aunt on tho steamer waving her handkcr-
chief while tho wharf was In sight.
(To be COntinned.l .3
y BY KATHARINE PAGE WlTHNRSS.
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THE STORY on THE LOST
i, CAUSE.

Never in all the worlds history has
COME marcy, She secaded from the
Union with q. good reason, and this was
1t: IN 1910 slavery was introduced into
Virginia, and 1t spread rapidly through
nil tho Colonies, The people of the
North found that tho slave was good
seller, so some commenced the slave
trade. These slaves were brought from
Africa. Tho Northerners found that the
slaves could work better III the South,
so they sold them to the Southern farm
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a Charade.

My first is In wear. but not In tear.
My second Is In ask. but not in refuse.
My third Is in slow. but not IN two.
My fourth is in hire, but not in tire
My fifth Is in ink and also In wink.
My sixth Is in new. but not in old.
Ny seventh Is In go. but not stay.
My eighth is in tell but not in bell.
My ninth IS In on and also In OF.
My tenth Is In not. but not in rot.
My whole Is q great and noble general.
VIRGINIA 5BEALE KITE.
Somerset, Orange county, Va.
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su,herlin, Va.
Two Charades.

My first Is In look and not In book
My second is In cat and not sat.
Hy third is In rat and not in fat.
My fourth Is In know and not in row.
F'orksviile, va. LILLE WALKER.
My first Is In cat and not In rat.
My second is In ate and also In fate.
My third is In call and not In fall.
Ny fourth is In top and not in hop.
Ny fifth lis In use and not in lose.
Ny sixth Is In sun and not in run.
The whole Is the name OF q. flower.
Forksville, Va. CARRIE WALKER.
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SNOW.

Our boys and girls have a very nice
time when snow comes. We put on our
furs and 60 on our seighs for pleasure
trip. Men go out In their sleighs with
horses pulling them. i would be very
when we have snow. SO We have orr
sleighs instead of busgiea. The SNOW
makes everything look pretty 1t makes
the sun comes and melts tie snow away.
1t leaves the ground very wet. We have
not had enough snow to use our sleighs
this winter. Children that stay in the
exercise do not love snow. but those that
love snow are much carried away with
sleighing. ROY, ALEXANDER.
ID Third NAvenue, Petersburg Va
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A CHILD's EVENING
PRAYER.

Ere on my bed, my limbs lay.
God grant me grace. my prayers to say;
o! God, preserve my mother. dear,
In strength and health for many year;
And. o! preserve my father. too.
And may l pay him reverence due:
And may | my best thoughts employ,
To my parents. hope. and joy.
And %! preserve my brothers. both,
From evil sdoings and from sloth.
And may we always love each other.
Our friends, our father, and our mother.
And still. o Lord. to me impart,
An innocent and grateful heart.
That after my last sleep may
Awake to thy eternal day. Amen.
ELLA MAY ELLIS.
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Calendar Charade.

My first is in January and also in Feb
ruary.
Ny second is in October and also in
November.
My third is in November but not in
December.
Ny fourth is in September but not in
October.
My nth is in June but not in July.
My sixth is in November but not in
September.
My seventh is in February but not in
March.
My eighth Is in July but not In August
My ninth Is In September but not in
December rT2s
I My whole is the name of noted public
man. ssi
Longdale, Va.
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Charade.

My FIRST is in the steeple, but not in the
church,
Ny second in the sparrows foot, that
rests upon the porch:
MY third belongs TO the gray old owl that
cannot see by light.
My fourth belongs TO the parrot with
plumage fair and bright
My f,fth you may find In a little bird,
Ny sixth in buZzing bee;
My seventh is ever In sight as all who
will may see;
My whole. delights the young as we'll as
the old,
And some Will bring you comfort the
oftener they are told.
ANNIE WARREN JONES.
Scottsvllle, Va.
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MECHANICS OF NOTED
MEN.

"old Hickory Andrew Jackson.
old Rough and Ready" Zachary
Taylor.
"The Swamp Fox Francis Marion.
odd Stonewall." Thomas ]. Jackson.
Poor Richard Benjamin Franklin.
The Sage of Monticello" Thomas JEFF
ferson
"Marse Robert" Robert r. Lee.
THE Rail Splitter" Abraham Lincoln.
THE Great Expounder" Daniel Web
ster. FRANKLIN NJ BARNES.
Williamsburg. Va.
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Charade.

My first is In sat. but not mat:
Ny second Is in hill. but not In spill;
Ny third Is in park. also in lark;
My fourth is In Ink; also in pink;
Ny ffth Is in care, but not In hair;
Ny sixth Is In sun. but not in run;
Ny seventh Is IN pare, also in spare;
Ny eighth is in see, also in knee;
My ninth is In ate. also in fate:
My tenth IL in rum. but not In sum;
My eleventh is in pane. also In lane:
My whole is n noted writer.
INEZ CONNER. Age. 10 Years.
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Flower Puzzle.

I, styrhhmaucne; 2. taaIocnnr: 8. chyha-
tent; 4. negmiIiar; 8, ttusnra!mu; 6,
tmginneeo; Z, errsproi; s, idgmralo; 9.
wlkrrsap; 10, iavleenr.
RoSALIND RANKIN.
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rHE wEEk,s PaIzE WINNERS.

Roland 8. Watson, 90 Federal Street,
Lynohburg, Va, for drawing entitled
"The Cock Of the Walk"
Annie Warren Jones, scottsvIlle, Va, for
"charadc."
Maraie Gray, 5o7 North Seventh Street,
Richmond. Va, for story entitled 1.-THE
PicnIckcrs"
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Addition Puzzle.

h 1. Car, carat. car line. car lock, car
away. car go. cnrnation, carrot, carpet,
rcarmlne. ~. SALLIE BAILEY.
Emppria, Va. 4 i &
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3Iu1nbled Bows Names.

Il Enmette. George, Thomas. Abel, VIII
lie, Charlie, Bruce, Robert, Adam, Mike,
Max, Joseph. James, Cecil, Samuel, Guy,
frank, Carl. Lee, Lawrence, Luther. Fee
Xix. VERA e. DUFF.
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Planted Flow,e,.r,,s !; s

~. Maytlowcr, 2. golden rod: 8. corn
flower (fiour); 4. phlox (flocksl:S5, cowsllp.
60 SIS: FRANKLIN HOPKINS.
Barton Heights, city.
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"A Charade.

Myshrst Is in Ruth, but not In TOOTH
My second is In speed. but not In read.
My third Is In lead. but not In bed
My whole Is what George Washington
made MATTY MITCHELL.
Va 40 Z - -s}gf-5'''s "a p o
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Ny whole is what every one Should
know. SHERRARD TUPMAN
zoe West Clay street. Richmond, Va
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coNralsUroRs FoR THE WEEK.

SON nI6OI S' tIV'S "ISTH
Alexander. Roy, Jones. Annie W.,
Barnes, Franklin, Johnson, Annie F.,
Briggs. Helen. kailworth, Ellen,
Briggs. Marguerite, 1.eary. Nora T..
Butler. Lucille. Lawson, Marye.
Bahlke. Herbert, Leftwich. Dorothy,
buchanan. Virginia, Lawson, Anna H.,
Bailey. Dora, McGhec. Blanche.
Barker. Bertha. Myrover. James D.,
Buford. Florence. Molte. Helen.
Brewer, Andrew. Nelson, Bessie.
Coxon Caroline, Owen, Sara.
Curry. n. Ray. Passamaneck. Lille,
gilbert. u. c., Passamaneck. Dora
Cash, Nettie, Passamaneck. Freda.
corson. Willard. Pcpie. Gustaye,
Cleneay. Norma S.. Patterson. Stewart,
Coleman Miriam b.. Ramos. Jose b.,
Crawley, c. A., Ransome. Louise
Cavanaugh Andrew, Robertson. Bessie,
Dominic. Teresa. Roberts. Corinne,
Donaldson. Stanley, Roberts. Ruth.
Davis Mary, Roberts. Willie,
Eubank Mary X, Reid Elizabeth,
Ellis. ALA May. Redd. Saliie.
Erich. Henry. Stokes. Nancy G..
Francis, Louise, sherertz lamar,
Ford Carrie. Smith. Ethel.
Fllckinger. Robert, sclden. Charles p,
Gary. Lille. Stephen. Marie,
.;rizzard. Arson. Sachs. Louis,
Gray. Margie. Tillar, Peter B..
ellis. Robert T.. Trotter, Monroe.
Gravatt. Mary r.. Vonderlehr. Raymond
Herndon. Josephine. Wescott. Margaret,
Harvill. Emma j.. Withers. Katharine.
Hutchinson. NJ. A.. Watson. Roland s.,
Harris. Fannie. Williams. Cotton,
Holzyrafc, Marie. Young, James,
Yeamans. Al!ne.
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KING TOHN.

King John was the worst King Eng
land ever had. He was sometimes called
Lakeland" When he was young his
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Things Found on a Cent.

Things Found on a Cent.
!. Name OF an animal?
2. Name OF fruit?
3. Part of n hill.
4. An ancient reward
8. A term of protection?
6. A messenger?
z Name OF youth and old aSe,
s. An early settlev7
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MADALINE PARKS VISIT.
TO THE CITY.

Madeline Park was as pretty girl as /
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sent me. had been wishing for some colored
You asked me TO- any 90 glad m MY story did
not Y haSs {; ruiz f. int s oS5f 9a eKsY
Dinwlddie Courthouse. Va.
IKE ps9s m s e. ss ye y s. y cs
ana ana want va, you to send me badge. hope this
r,,r ,sp' NY s5 3sisa hseH
RssE aS delighted {. g. G.m ss4ss and
S SHs ao P ,s In hs
Your l,its friend a. ' HELEN N es SHs0s
lis e. Canal Street.
Dear. Edltor.--I have written to you before.
bs, have a M not gotten any want
ssds send q You Iso and hope win
Mappsburg. Va.
ana read the + D. G. c page every Week.
would Ike tq Join III wish You would send
S Solr f, T send some drAaTn Arms nsY
pe15 nas ans thought gad write
ana VIII send y sa drawing sSas H hope YOU
paper am ns E1sF ;s e AYE asssRss.
Dear. Editor,-I received my badge and am
certainty think Il IS nice FOR Me sls foR:
Ing the sss zs pesa a ra sna a h @Fs lam
rs s.l fsG c snes Vs T yGsS is sspa
:, Dear EdItor.--I would like TO join the T: D.
81 ,se new s' papa is have sssn
In the navy. and We are living. at Pine Beach
nre win be in the paper Oh have op never BEEN
to school, but study at home me- ,v ,oSrs
Pine Beach Hotel Pine Beach. Va.
which received last, week. i am very much
xs e Es I wss ho ps W
publish. il Is the first drawing Thai eyer
Rss aHa Ms o you again sn s3 he
of 9eu T. n d 6 suefsf TE rfmsMaa ckEY
eSoa ssasa lnas aSHa1 s "a aas snes
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souis suii, suoi uesq seu lI-Io,lpa iued
Dear Edi,or -yon have nor gotten anv,hin.
from me for long that am ags
crs1 With ' Nra only m9sl s1 to Wish you
much happiness through this year and many
tho ms n Of far ens
irs, drawing e the T 3 9: c:eolan,n: which y
h9 remsin ny Your arafh little sas friend .9 basket
charlottesville. Va. thoA-As'N soss
DcFr Eal,or.--I am sending you by mail some
nltt..s r0p on n II 4
Want e thank You fer he nice badge you sent
and would feel lost ' Without it Il think soma
re msmSers , can write very nice stories aad
thing every Week IL e." car, and try 10 Win /
Prize Prize WISHING the r B. g G. great success.
and hnnkns y9 again for ih nice spfso.
Dear Edl,or.-1 drew picture to-day.
- w smf aceot q sed oineS 70 yS ou
CUB su about BOUT ' Year ago. and s s IL have your
Ss ann We years qia ana am ss IN
lion hsrs ss,asaay . decide WsstssS e a. SS sa
votes Tor the school-house carried The town
VIII commence pan to build as soon H. as school IL
ySr paper, r. ,r san draT sssteE t si1 can
nrnn trst ma !, Worib vt ~ n,b
iication. i have been d member Of the T. 10. (.
since It's origin ana watch our
yan,,s y. IL,
@ t leo's M W W. Il edai
Far stnrv On s ths .Faiher 81 Orr Go,,nffy':
u ~ Nv ". 81, hn,ar ~
ror u boy HopIps NAV a be The successful
enc. with best wishes Sincerely
:. I,. q, ~.
~ Fast S''''n a. - aa.''i'estet' w.
eent mo at vo Waua ike 10 inow VIA ,n
s ma nos Veil shink
hns, b,,t in,a ~ t.n n nerv
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and az so yo n zee can .Writa to YOU often 20
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Physiological Puzzle.

i, Chest.
Q. Veins. es "A ~
8. Feet. Il
a. Palms. II
5. Heart. Nj. 4! $50
g.. Elbow an
q. Check.
s. Mouth. Ssa3 ~
8. Brow, ~ ss,
10 Pupils. ,S5SsS
Z II. Two LIDS. ~,
u. Temples. & ssS
Is. Trunk. :ss ~ q
Il. Adams Apple. .Ss
: ID. Calves. RI IA
S18. Nails, X ct a IS, h
/ II. Nose. !, ,s.,s
i IS. Grown. III,
= 10. Eyes. Z ~
4 20, Drum, s85 n
S8tE FRANEI.rNs EJOpRJNT
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0. A portion of land?
TO- A kingly possession7
II. What our forefathers fought for?
u. A mode OF voting.
10. Part OF river.
sutherlin, Va.
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- IsZfISNItl-N " NUFKINEF, \
COZ Miller Avenue, Barton Heights, Va.
Ju,nbled Nations

i. Suasr. S & 49, x II 81
2. Myareyw.
3. Duetni Etsats. ge
I. Atgre Turbai.
8. Cafren.
g. Zliwnardest.
STANLEY DONALDSON.
No. Sloe Grove Road, Richmond, Va
:, r. D., No. 2.
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Dear Editor.-T thought would write you .
few lines and thank you for that pretty badge
s sna sent thing Is almost mos. e sa
Will think 1t Ia good enough to. put In your
paper. l am now going 10 school Your members
CHRISTINE C.. CLAIBORNE.
Providence Forge Va
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Ny 6. s. II. a, 3 is what we drive on.
My TO- s. 9. is what we lift weights
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Dear Editor,-I received my badge and am
so glad to be member OF the Children's Club.
certainly think II Is nice for we little folks
to have page all to ourselves enjoy soiv-
Ing the puzzles and reading the stories. en-
close little picture, and will write again
real soon. Sincerely. Your little friend.
Nelly's Ford. Va. VIRGINIA MARTIN. (
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Dear Edltor.--I have written to you before.
but have not gotten any answer. want to
belong to the. T. %. C. c. Please send me 9
badge; 1 send you story, and hope 1t will
Yours truly, MARGARET WEsCoTT.
Mappsburg, Va.
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Numerical Puzzle.

am composed OF IA letters.
My I. 2, Is is a part OF speech.
My 3. ], ?, Is. II is what doctors often
use,
My IL. s. IL. 3 is long time ago.
My 8. IA. II, IL Is whit everybody ought
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Dear Edltor.-we take The Times-D Dispatch
and read the T. D. c.. C. page every week.
l would like to join it, wish you would send
me badge. I little girl twelve years
old Will send some drawing later. I remain
your friend, ALA MAY ELLIS.
Club. Sussex Co.. Va.
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Charlottesville. Va. > $3.50

D~sr Editor.-I sending you by mail some
more al found lou dis, on one cent
be. certainly do enjoy the T. D. c. c. page.
and would feel lost without it. think some
draw very nicely, am going to send some-
thing every week II y can and Try TO win
and thanking you again for the nice badge.
remain your member. SALLIE Redo.
Sutherlln Pittsylyania Co., Va.
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Dear Edltor.-I would like 10 join the T. d.
G Club. send You picture have drawn
Of the new Charleston Ny papa is a chapiain
Hotel. / am nine years old. hope my pic
ture Will be In the paper have never been
HARRY JONES