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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-12
F|L|BUSTER|NC |SEASY
UNDER NEW HOUSE RULE
Mr.. Mann Says Committee
Discharge Amendment
Is on Trial.

The sO-called abSurditieS OF the COM
m,ttee discharge amendment to the ruleE
Of the House of Representatives. which
was fathered by Minority Leader Chang
Clark and adopted at the last session OF
Congress, are pointed out in q statement
made today by Representative James X
Mann of Illinois. The rules row OF Mon
dav was a result of dissatisfaction with
the committee discharge proposition
which, through Mr.. Mann's efforts, had
been utilized to block real business In
the House.
Mr. Mann's discussion of the rules in
his statement today Is being read with
interest by republicans and democrat.
alike.
Mr.. Mann's Views.
Mr. Mann says:
.erhe new rule for discharge of COM
mittees is now on trial. 1t was presented
last wear by the present democratic lead
er. and the next Speaker OF the House.
as an apparent solution OF the Old mere
tofore unsolved problem OF how to per-
nit any one in the House to do what
he wanted to do first, and before any
other member had chance.
LAS 1t was very unlikely at the time
of the ADOPTION Of that rule in the closing
DAYS Of the last session that much legis-
lative general business could be trans
acted at the present session Of Congress.
II seemed to me that 1t would be desir-
ahie to make q real trial OF the rule
before we entered upon another long
session. The new rule provided that mo-
tons TO discharge committees should De
taken ,Ip in the order in which they were
f,Ied I filed the first motion. which was
70 discharge the post office committee
from further consideration Of the postal
codiflcation bill.
Measure an Important One.
1.-The design Of that bill is to put the
Post ONCE Department on a business
basis. No more important bill is PEND
ing in Congress.
III any bill ought to be considered, It
ought to be considered, but because of
the great amount OF work in the post
ONCE committee that committee has. not
been able to report the bill to the House.
1t happened that that bill was about 800
pages long and probably would require
eight or nine hours to read IL. knew
that the rules required the reading Of q
bill before vote could be had to take
action on 1t. and put my motion on the
calendar for two reasons: First. to show
how the new rule could be used to All.
buster IL one desired to fllibuster. and.
second, in the hope that we might In fact
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~ INDIAN ATTACK.

CONTINUED from last Sunday)
soon all of the -.idians dispersed and
surrounded tho house.
In the meantime Mary had awakened
and OF course She know what was the
matter. She quickly dressed and nut
on her warmest coat and hood, ana in
4 minute she wns'out of the yard, past
he Indians aud dying over the road
toward Pierre. IL was about ton
minutes walk from her house.
When she arrived In the town sho
went TO tho chief or general of tho
Tort and begged him Tor soldiers and
told him her home was being attacked
by lndinns, and her brothers. sisters
and parents wanted protection.
But the general was angry ana said !:
My do you come this cold night to
pun me out OF my warm he'd, ana 70 10
help your people" Are they any better
! than tho rcst?'
But Mary was firm, and she locke
beautiful there on her knees before
THIS stern, relentless man. and seeing
she was in earnest. he ordered three
hundred troops to get ready ana 20 to
MIR. Camerons place
Now we VIII leave Mary and go to
The home
Mrs. Cameron had gotten gun. ana
Ralph had ono already for himself
AS one Of the Indians passed tho
Mi""o" Mrs' cameron LOOK aim and
shot; the Indian foil dead
An hour later all Of. the children
were up and shooting except Flora ana
l.orn Flora WAS crying and ,.ora
couldn't shoot.
The back door was not as strong as
the front, and tho Indians were chop
ping II. Al last il broke through and
one Indian came with it. Mrs. Came
ron hit him with an axe and he died
on tho spot.
When things were In such dread
full state of aftndrs, Mrs. Cameron heard
tho hoofs of horses and she knew they
were helpers. But who had warned
them?
At last they came up ana all of the
Indians fled to the woods.
Mr.. Cameron led Mary up to the
house. and as she turned on 1.-THE door
step TO thank the men for their help.
cry arose. ''rhreo ohee"s for Mary
Cameron Then all of them chied
~ .rce cheers for Mary Cameron"
Mrs. Cameron took Mary inside and
kissed her, saying that she had saved
them ai', and Mr.. Cameron also praised
her.
Then Flora came up and said: 81 am
so glad You saved us, Mary, because /
know. Chose horrid Indians would have
ruined my complexion. And she
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IL 4 FLOWER GARDEN.

Dear nc low happy | ann" cried
TIC rose. why. without doubt. [
/ am tho lotclicst flower In the garden
am sure do more towards Lenu-
tifying the garden than any other
Hover. Violet, ! cannot think what
good YOU do. You hide there under
leaves ana in the shade. don't think
YOU do any good at all
My dear rose. little Grace planted
ME here like this place, and even
IL no ono docs know | am here,
don't think Grace has forgotten me-
Before tho rose could answer Grace.
n beautiful little girl OF I'VE years
| came out In the garden with hci,
nurse.
why, how pretty you look this
morning: Grace cried. us she ran on
aud looked ut the other liowcrs-nl
OF the flowers out tho violets. | need
not describe tho look tho rose gave
he violet, for suppose you can mag
Inc II. But nil OF sudden Grace
turned with n start.
Why, Nnrsic. am jus. TO sec my
violets. and can't hnd them. You
know that planted them lust be
cause they nrc the sweetest Hover,
ever saw ana l wanted to give
mother nice, beautifuI bunch Of
them to put on hcr dresser, for sh,
loves them better than any other
Hover. Oh! where can they he? Per-
maps they arc under tho lcnvcs."
Why. yes. dear. hero are your Ioyo,v
niue violets. Now Will help pick
| inc violetS. thcy nrc so sweet also
| love them"
"Ycs, violc, dear. I soc yon
are right Grace hadn't forgotten you.
ana she loves you better than .hc
does me. ] was worry. very wrong.
and am fnr. far from being the
Hrettiest flower I'm the garden. But 7
am happy just the same humbly said
The rose.
Composed by
MARGART V. RoPp.
ShpnnutInnb ~
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VIOLA SAUNDERS.
wANrEn--sANrA's ADDnEss.

II could jus: sec Santa Claus and tell
him how things is.
III bot he'd hurry up down here an
bring that sleigh OF his
an give US Eids Toy or two, wo're
so awful poor
lie couldn't help he sorry for the tx
were III, I'm sure.
T know he's awful busy now pac,,,n.
up his toys
Ihat he's going to give away to litt,e
girls an boys;
But ] just believe that when he heard
how fathers awful sick
Ana cant get out for most month,
hc's help us awful quick.
iNc wrote all this to Santa Claus, but
lie Amt answered yet,
And letters that is wrote to him some
times nc doesn't get;
An maybe he don't think II right IN
make n lot
About being poor--but he don't know
no folks as poor as u.s.
He mostly 'sooiates with kids that has
enough TO eat,
An shoes and clothes TO Keep EN- warm
When they go on the street.
An don't 'sposc in all his life ho
ever came to call
On folks that lives in just ono room.
and amt got nothing tall
An so I'd like to sec him once an tell
him where VIC stay
y. ask him won't he come down here.
an see us Christmas day
But though VIC need him awful bad,
II can't be done. / guess
Because l can't find any one 10 tell mo
his address.
Selected by
HELENE II. MURRAY. (
SO Union Street. Petersburg, Va.
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Special Prize for the
Year 10 Be Awarded
Good Workers

MY Dear Girls and BOYS
For the first time in the history OF tho
club "A special prize, offered ut the be-
ginning of 1910. is 10 be awarded TO
the two workers in the club who have
contributed in the highest degree TO
the effectiveness AMI value of tho
chilhrcns Page during the year
This prize in gold coin will be sent
10 two fortunate recipients. in tho
hope that fresh incentive will lead
10 greater effort nnd interest than has
ever before been shown in bring ing
letters stories. puzzles ana pictures up
10 the highest mark Of excellence in
Workmanship and construction on the
part of all members.
In order that all members might be
included In the effort made by the CLUB
To help and encourage it's boys and
girls, the prize plan was decided on
instead of the annual reunion. at which
only small number OF the children
could BIO present.
me pictures and names Of these
speeial prize winners will appear on
he rage at an carly day. AS you CON
gratuiatc them ana rejoice In their
success. remember that the oppor-
tnnity is alike open TO YOU.
ana make up your mind this newsycar
10 Try ana do us good and constant
WORK as these two who have ronc
ahead in 1910.
such Is the advice OF
Vol IsIlITnIr
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THE cuILpnEN.s rIcN1c.

IL was down in the !owgrounds near
the lake. in the shade of an old onI;
Tree where the little children had
gathered together for rrolie ana fun.
mere were eight girls. Nell. Ruth.
Heien: Virginia. AlIcnc. Abel, Collie
ana Mary, ana seven boys. Harry, WIZ
ne. Rnlph. Lester. William, DorrIss.
iherodn and Erra. They were merry.
laughing children. Nell was dressed
IN pink. with her golden hair coilcd
nicely around her head At the ION Of
ner mead she had big pink vnlvct
DOW of ribbon. The rest OF Tho girts
were dressed In white. with biz, white
BOWS on their heads. They had a nice
basket OF dinner. The boys were hau,
ing sand up the river. while the girls
were liking The table Tor dinner. They
fried tho fish, and then they wei,
ready to cat. Helen was the largest
among the girls. She was very Jolly
indeed So she kept the whole crowd
laughing. They ate their dinner. and
then they gathered around the banks
OF tho river TO carry On n conrcrsa
ton. They nshed as :h.y talked Ruth
said What ts the difference between
pic and pair Of pants?" so onn
could answer. SO she said: "a pair
OF pants have 10 be cut out before they
are made and "a pie has 10 bc cut after
II Is made" Night WIS ncarly hero. "a
they all went home after the long day
had been spent.
MARI *. Tl5FRlLL.
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now WE SPENT CHRISTMAS.

My mother decided 10 celebrate
Christmas in large farmhouse about
three miles from home She took throe
servants and my sister out to AK for
Christmas. She would let no one in
tho family go out there while they
were preparing except sister and her
self. We arrived there about noon
Oil Saturday. Everything was deco.
rated with holly and mistletoe. We
had lunch soon after we arrived, ard
dinner ut S. At we were shown
into largo room. It contained a
largo and beautiful Chrlstmas treo.
Tho gifts from our friends and the
Santa Claus" gifts were distributed.
After about two hours OF good time
we had a dance, and about IL we re-
tired. wo spont Sunday talking, read.
Ing and telling jokes. and tho chill.
dren playing with their toys, Wo had
q delightful time on Monday. and
about 4 o'clock we left for home
every one agreeing that wo had spont
n delightful time.
Composed by
CLAIRE HARRIS.
2oNboro. y. c.
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Editorial and Literary Department..

more besides. / made five more, which
made eight caught n small rabbit.
which kept a few days for pct.
Hnt he got away in 4 lew days
Saturday before last. which was
christmas Eve ii .aincd very harn.
saw the colorcd boy coming across
The field with one hlnd behind him
When he came up lie said: 1--WE got
something for YOU" and he handed
me the rabbit. ! sold 1t to papa 70
~ cents. caught another one laxt
"Wednesday. which ate
The colorcd boy hls caught etrh.
'apots and an upossum. have
caught six rabbits. u wood rat ana n
cat. l now have Tour traps ana he
has three. We went 30 all the boxes
nnd put fresh bait in them last Wed
ncsday.
WILLIAM f. oVTN,. NJ
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nARnIT TRAPPING.

The first heavy frost reminded mo
that II was time to set rabbit traps.
made one and set 1t. Then | mauo
two more and set them. too. / had
about given up all hope. when caught
one. ! was very much pleased at first,
but he got away, and that discouraged
inc.
Then some one took two OF my traps.
caught another one and sold him for
quarter. Then caught the largest
one I ever saw, and nte him. because
was sick AMI could not soil II.
In the meanwhile u little colored
hoy that attended my traps had set
one that hc made last year, and had
caught three In 1t. lie had made two
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Droa dnax. Va. -, 'loll'
GrogrnpbicnI Puzzle.

j. What place In Gcorgin has tho
same name rs the ancient Dorinns had
lor their principal city, which was in
Laconia?
:. What city in Texas has the same
name AZ tho capital Of Gaorgia?
3. What two places in South Caro-.
una nave the same name as girls?
l. What town In North Carolina, on
poct7 ''''i'
o. What city in New York Inns the
name Of tho place whore the nrst per
manent English settlement in Americn
.. What place in Missouri has the
name OF famous college?
= What city In mississippi IS so for.
noted general Of the Confederate WAR?
South Boston. Nn
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wEEIt.s pRIZE wINN,:ps

MISS marguerite Wyatt, Rex EOS Con-
why :. C., for drawing of winter
lilies.
Annr Gillian, rs Fillmore street,
Petersburg, W.. fur her story, .Thc
New Years Eve Party"
Warren Murray, III Union St,ec,
Petersburg, Nn., for contrirutlon. g.,
puzzle column
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Mrs. and Mr.. Mcclure were sitting by
the open fire. talking about New Years
eve. Mrs. Mcclure said: We'll. ] think
May and Frank would like small
party.
Mrs. Mcclure invited ten girls and
ten boys TO the party. May was six
teen years old and Frank was seven
teen years old.
New Years eve the guests came
They danced until O'Clock May and
Frank had nice time taking the old
year out and bringing the new year in.
ANNE GILLIAN,
is FIllmore street. Pelcrshurg Va
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IIr,s IRVING Tor q rrixe

Dear Editor---i reckon YOU think ,ha, I
nave 'orroi'cn the club. but haven't I
Npn (" prizc white you wcrc on your Visit
nhn nave not received IL yet. II was a third
M,n"r ! am working very hard nj school.
NY 'cachcr gives prlzc 10 the ono chat
'o's MOI miss Il word In swelling tho whole
Ses'i"n. ana shr gives an honor card to Tho
"nr mat misses the less words In every
.1nne' SO ! am irving for tho prize. won't
VIII close Sincerely. ''
II. BOYD JONES.
~ is't'ot-lnciosod you will find some
Tir's names In figures. which homo ,rIIi
escape the waste basket. " n
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pulled out hcr hand sluss and Mary
watN,,, off iissustcd.
That night when all of the family
were sitting about The great roarini,
fire Mary told how sho went 10 Picrrc.
she also received medal from the
chief OF the fort for hor bravery. Ent
she priced mos, of all tho praise from
her family
l0sl Grove .Avcnue. Richmond. Va.
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Girls MINES In riEure..

:, 10. IS. 90, $. /.
is. 81. go. s.
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5. 20, $. 8. 10.
LUCILLE WALKER.
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Dear Ehtor-I received tho lovely bool,
10 find words 10 cSnrcss my thonLs Nv
sister has read II and saws It is very hcau,i.
MI ana she knows will enjoy It, IT vo,
would not mind would iika TO know what
rot u for and whv7 II II was tho story.
! was not in the n'n"r. Thanking you again
for much arprecintcd nre."n; .inrer~iy
yours DoNorHy McCAw.
NS': West Grace Street. Richmond.
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Her Nice Cl,rl,in,ns

Dear Ediior.-.I had nice Christmas !
gpi ring and nice doii-haby hat 7 send
.a!i'tr norm called wanted. San,a's Adj.
dress ] hone YOU think II 10 good enough
Iio Put III The nnpcr New Year Is almost
here. In Fcbris-v viii go to a new school.
Viii close Your liitl" member
HELENE r. MURRAY.
y li'iion street. retcrsburg. Va.
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GnoL Resnlniin,,.

Dear Editor.--.It has bcc, n long tt,,c .i.,,o
, ,"n'rioutcd ANYTHING to the T. D. q, C..
. nu' J am going to keep II up hereafter. j
,n'osc drawing representing tho .'Inr,l,y
zoos | made The drawing somewhat LOO
;i,'au a, lhc shoulder hu, hope to sec i,
u NY paper. ! lost my badge. so You viii
u" ke"n-t.l II wcars out. Yours very tr,,Iy
frr"!inr. Va CEDRIC s. BEVEHt.Y
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WARREN MURRAY.
80 Union ST.. Petersburg. Va.
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.ncar fdIior.-I an, anxious IN Join III,
San Tor vow Wishing you happy Snv
kEI.IE STUART MEREDITH.
'nrh HcN. T. H. Meredith, Sco,..vinc Va
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4 little Prize Nlinnnr.

Dear Editor.--I rrlrsed Won Will Cnd nn
"ririrai story with tho name INV Christ
ms FHrty" I hone YOU and all the mem.
hctS hnd very nicasant Christmas re.
mln. yonr trnr member.
MARY c. LEIGH.
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E"i"rInr The Holidays.

Dear E'iiior-Just think how near The
, christmas holiday season really IT, There ls
f. siN.inch snow on tho ground. havn a
INC time. wish Christmas would last all
VIC year. haven't znttcn my presents yet
am sending drawing TINT / hone to seq
! IN tho narcr. Your nHr"tinnate member.
! MARTHA l.. HUBBARD.
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y Member rom Sin,ull

Nar Editor.--I wnnt 10 ioin ,hc r n -
=. get the paper every sunday and +
In!py reading The Childrcn's Page so much
lncl"scd YOU viii IND a small drawing Hone
~ sec 1t In print. and hope also my letter
VIZ. 'scepc the waste basket. Yours truly.
''oN"t''i y. I. LUCY r. STONAII
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\ Welcome for sandy.

urar Editorial want to join the #. n e.
', hone to see my story IN next si,,,a -:
re OURS .ruy. SANDY GILLIAN.
" Fillmore street. PctcrsburE VA
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The Evening PRAYER

Dear Editcr.-Wiu Won nIrasc SOW, -. !.
,'ansc, as ! would like 10 join your club ,
v,n '' niStmrc n OF The Evening Prayer. :
i,.trc, nnps VIII not get Into the waste
co. Tchh"ln yours truly.
ma 49,. ELSIE PALMoRE
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wEBIk's CONTRIBUTORS.

buchanan, Virginia Morris. Loo
Bcrman Rosa Murray. UcIoro -
Bcrmnn. Minnie Meredith. rail- e
, ,a; Toward McCaw. Dorothy
ne.eriSE' =. Mansell. BecSon
Dyke. Evelyn L. outland. naomi
Edmunds, Ianetta Porter. AIiIIo,,
,. NINE hanson, Lyra V.
uI"NcS' u. Earle Ropp. NJ. V.
hancock. Alctha Rosenberg Abc
, ,, .ialre Sheppcrson. j II.
,oi''h, hertna "hcppcrson. \. J..
,,' VI. H. Stephenson. G. y.
ii"nSoh. May saunders, Viola
Jones, II. Byrd rcrril. Mary X
lewis. barbara rnnstall. Naomi
Lonlhs' ". H., Ir Williamson. V. /.
Lea Coy NJ. Moody, ZaI,n T.
Lord, William wyatt. c, X
-"''i'E' W. y. Wyatt. Marguerite
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South Boston. Va. y
n nstycrh.

I,y AnswG p,, to Hidden Pronouns, by
J.; Me; .. You. 3. lie. 4. Her. 8. They
o. Iheir I, His. s. Them. 0. We. 10. It,
Ancwcr to boys names in hgurcs
by Bennett Barrow:
!: Harry. 2. Dao. 3. George. 4. James
.. Iohn. q Henry. Z. Roy. S. Raymond
D. Tom. 10. Morris
Answer to girls names in figures
J. Margaret. .. Glenna. 3. Elizabeth
a. Radic. 8. Thclmn. 6. Erncstinc.
CLAIRE HARRIS.
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Tho Whi,r Ribbon Girl.

penr Edltor--I suppotc YOU have erased
ny name from your number of members OF
ne ehildrcn's corner. but have not forgot
Nn mat interesting little page have been
EoinG t" school FOR the last two months. and
nv school work. I attend II graded school
with Two teachers We have right many
.ifholnrS on the roll. We closed yesterday
'of Christmas. Our teacher gave w a nice
WcAt Last MonHa" was the dny for tho
. "eis and 'prvs'' 10 sec which should be
N:ctog 9ns tn SUFFOLK. my nearest city. Tho
,'.Ga "ith THE While Ribbon Girls" who
'itd worked 80 v'borousiv FOR this cause |
ItApaott santa Clause Will gladden. many a
heart tonight by visiting all nc chiidrcn.
he IL very Kind 70 v!slt us oil, not forget
tnE any, Wishing all o. our band and our
dear editor merry Christmas and happy
New York and hopinS my letter Will e..
cape the waste basket, 7 remain "a ever
?Our devoted member.
Boa3 Va. SACJMI ON,Tr,AEr,
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Glad TO Get Badge.

! Deer Fd'i"r.--i received my badge last
week and wns rnai glad 10 receive H. am
| .tndinT 20 Won mite niece entitled "a
Llnnch PARTY. bone II is rood enough
10 u" p"' ~ tho U ~ g. e. Yours trnIr.
| BrEdi" Va. GERTRUDE JONES
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\ New Year Isccinnlnr,

pya. di'or'-.Abeui thrce years ago wa.
father ict his SUBSCRIPTION Ia rbc Ti,n..
nsna'th snn out and did not renew, bu,
~ III. is again linking your paper would
.'V :" commune MY membership to Tho T. ID
page have lost my badge. Wop.t
10" y" h'Nasc send me another? Hope you and
49,. o. me members had merry Christina
Car. Yours truly.
VIRGINIA 4. BUcnANAN.
Il. = T. No Trcyiians Post-ofrlco.
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She live. at r'loyd.

nc"T i:ditor-I am little air, n!no vcar,
on arc AZ Floyd Courthouse FiovI
I r my would Hike Very much to join tho
~; =. Cub am sending two drawInrs
NMch hope may he lucky enough 10 g.
Tgpe ,h1 waste basket IT I sec them in rho
, mncs' tnnSpn'cn viii try again. WISHING
truly. cirEn ',psy. ours
Floyd. Va "NpiIi'N.
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LUCILLE WALKER
noy., Nnmeni in FiUurcn

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10, 3. is. l. ii. IL.
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& al, New Years Greetings.

| &pcah Ed!tor.--i was really glad 10 aco my
| qsHwiHe and puzzles IN print send two
| npEc drawings to-day, aud wlll try 10 write
! sln.y next time. wish you and ali tho
| n'mGris /" happy New 'fcar. Hoping to see
4 fNG drawings IN Print ! am rs over. your
1 sfnc innmhcr EVELYN r. DYKE
] y" "r'h!ngtoH Avenue, Newport News,
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The ohadwicks' Good Work

Dear Edltor.--I am real glad to gee the
little Chod's!ck oh!ldren's names In print.
tney always do such good work.. In tact,
ied Of myself for not writing letter OF
thanks for the prize, but have been think.
iar so much about Christmas that I've no,
had t!mn 10 do anything. VIII you p,cnse
read me badge? iost mine Merry
Chrls'mah ord happy New Year to tht
lnditOr and all Of Tho members Ass!n thank.
l!0s gu for tho prize. remain,
EoAbore. y. 9. CLAIRE NAEItIE.
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Answers to girls names In fgures:
Thelma, Ernestine.
Answers to names OF great men:
Lincoln. Mckinley. Jefferson, Colun-
bus. Bonapartc, Franklin.
Answer to Il provcrb with voWcls
omited:
When the cats away the mice Will
play LYRA V. RANSOM.
Masonic Home, Richmond.