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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

contents. Hence, the Importance Of
lowering the heat, and quickly, before
this destruction is accomplished.
There are several ways Of doing
this. They may be used in combina-
ton or separately. First, push in the
hampers, then OPEN the oven door,
and set inside upon the oven floor a
shallow pan Of cold water Leave the
oven door aiar for two. or three min.
utes, with a strip of white paper on
the shelf beside the, bag. If the paper
turns pale yellow the heat is. suf-
Gciently reduced. Il It turns brown
very quickly, set the door wide, take
out the water pan and, refill after
emptying, with fresh cold water, then
sot again upon the oven 'loor. Keep
the door sjar. until the test PAPER
merely ye1lows. Fy that time the
hampers should have done their work
suflciently. Close the oven door,
leaving inside another strip, OF clean
white paper. In three minutes look
at tiff it Is browning too fast, set
the door again ajar, but If merely vel.
lowing let the door stay closed: ~
: 2 ThiA regulation ofTheat 1sga vital
part OF the problem, but much less in.
tricate than it-sounds. IA gas range
too hot needs to have half the flame
turned. OH and what remains reddc:
ed as lhaf as b issfe. RikARSg
Ii baEingspa ~; aiii skesit d ,es.
sentisl tb' make FeFx5tihf holes IA the
upper side of the bag before theS 20
in the oven. The holes should be in
the highest part of the bag, hut not
very close together. ~
Things cooked at full head Of gas
those which take five to ten minutes
should not be taken up until the gas
is extinguished, So as to avoid all risk
of burning the hands. Relighting the
stove means no more than the sacri-
fee Of a match-snd even half a min
ute of gas flame will pay for many
matches. -
There are no rifles in paper bag
cooking, nor in any other method of
cookery for that matter. Things that
seem too small to Count make the dK.
ference between success and failure
here as in the other concerns of life.
AS, for instance,,a clip.loesely put on
may let liquids run out, making heaps
Of trouble for the. cook, filling the
house with Ill odors, and half running
a dish otherwtEe beyond Compare.
These are but examples that might
be infinitely multiplied. They sh I'D
suffice to prove that the paper bag,
in return for its wonder.working, de-
mands good and careful handling.
whose giveth It will have her toward.
(cc-yright 1911, y the Associated
Literary Press.)
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IEAEss SHAVING R1NK.

sH e s'a y ----1gp rt;i1r3ips !
. Clarence i. Gard6dr has leased
t. iclarks5grE skating FinkE; on
North Fifth street, Glen Elk q and
its equipment from Claude B Cut
right and intends to- open it, for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

Debate-Reesolyed, that we should
honor washington more for defend
ing our country than Columbus for
discovering it To affirm, Joah
Lang and Albert Wright; to deny,
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We NDEI22 l1lFz THIS 7ITITTIFTI1B'
TALK ABOUT WlOllEN,S. SPRING
SUITS WILL 81 5H(9Tt

There is harmony Of dress which
nobody can help admiring, and it is the
outcome of good sense and taste on the
parteftHuse whose business it is to dress
people well
Ehe receipt followed in making our
Women Spring Suits was
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literary Program.

In the Grasselli school house Fri
day night at 1880 o'clock, the Gras-
SELF Literary Society will begin the
execution of the following program
and complete the same before adj
journment for the night:
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AUDREY wiNFoRD.

y ,.so,x
Winford 'shei NuorS
m ~ ,, 20 '..1 ~, stood on tne Poftiro
viii coma hoto, 80 'l''u INC pou y
ana thn, M, So 20 nc Whari
cd bara,,so a'sappoih'
wa ,,.ouII ,,.., ~ "' an" toin nei
mothor n,o,s ~. ~ 'iihc; On
ana hrin,. ~ ,,o,.. ~! - hurry
Audrny N-;,,,,
dark cyos ma ~ " WIN
brown b,ir So -, an't %
,is, , -. - - "''"'u"ic SiTl
tI;n-s e., N'.si'''i'''y siri IN aIi
,notbcr ,oId ~" "h"t u, ]
nJ IN ,n ,srna IL Ivy wait
ca -. ,vns ,,a.,d'', no '"'hE th"t shc
reson,,,Io,, ,, ~ w VIE 'tcr ihoth-
Itor G,ti1, nv 'PpciIa nee
man ia ~, ,o, Dicreh'
!, I,rgn s,,a -" ~ "Meu :" MAKE
jn,jol",,, ,,,,I ~, ~ ,i+ ga nc was
Ills v.irn ,,i, VIZ ~,
:. Iprrn inc,,,in Ev"hs' Va"
r;,.ro /, h,d 49,, ns' ma r
boa,,ti(u, h,n,c; rI,t ' .'
had bcon Mo "a, si, 'S ilNt''
shc ,,ua = ,.i,.l ,,,I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = "tl'
nf tho handso,,,rct I'm N,,la,,. ~ IL
Audrv wns nyror.tic .
her. to-Jay ,,,i te,lu oi
with great anticjnn,iau 10 Nh, III
IIcr rt''n :" nef WISH,
Nf,rr ,..,ii;n,, ~ N'GLHhail
ma ,n,n,ta. =" III. porch Tor about
cane ond ,,,dr, n,"s "'.u cSrrtsH
Tie whil, sho III. s,in.., - =. . ~,
linn, Wharr Irn, ~, Nv 20 y
lynsto ,,cs., ,:,., ~ va "h"le sne
Ell there Tho bo., ,y.s III, ...Ii ~.
the wharf ana sonn Air.. ~ ' -, u,
I,,, r,ia,l " " '' "h'i io"hh
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Editorial And Literary Department

table specimens of trees and other
scout deeds. Each scout kept account
or ms points ana handed them in nj
the close OF the day.
Ihcrc We're three patrols, VIZ. tho
Wolf Seal" and Ram" These
patrols each had Il hfe and table OF
Their own. While The patrol tlros and
tables were being fixed. and ScoutInas.
Ter iliihm was raSsini, some appli-
rahts INTO tcndcrfcct, several scouts
went fishing. Just before dinner, the
hrat aid scout, Beyerlv Parrish, did
some excellent bandacinE OH Scout
John prmard. who was badly cut. but
sioo" II like a truc scout
The table of the Seal patrol wns
declared the best II was such u good
table that the Wolves came over and
d'icd with the Seals. After dinner
some scouts iishod. some played has
BAN, while Scoutmastcr Williams gave
me tests for those wishing to be sec
ond class scouts. Stripes were award :
ca TO thope who had been scouts for
year. Then II walk TO Scoutland.
which was cut Off by hi;;h water Tho
hags were lowered with .he same core
monies as III tho morning. Edmund
smith was declared :hc best scout.
having l92 points to his credit Three
patrols of Jolly though tired scouts re-
turned home after Cracking" good
uaF. LOUIS LATANE..
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NELLIE'S NEW TEAMMATES.


Nellies mother and father both
died when she was four y,5.rs old. and
she had no ono to take care of her.
so she was sent TO the orphHn4Ec.
One day rich lady came there.
She said: "Iiave you any little girls
here
The matron snid, Veg. come win
mo and ! will show you them" The
rich lady WAS taken 10 Tic playruGnt.
where She spw several little girls
rlaying with their dolls She ven.
over and looked at Nellie. She said
r Ike this little girl, wha, ~ her
name +"
"Neiiic Stuarts," vas tho rcpiy
Tho rich lady took Noliit. Nclte
was sorry she had 10 part with her
friends.
Tn" rich iady's name was Mrs.
Pho'ns. She was very wealthy Nellie
hnd never rode on a street car az long
rs she could remember, but aho rode
on ono that dav They soon reached
Mrs. PhclpS's house. wh"r.. che met ,wn
little girls. Mildred ana FUN Nellie
was hashtul AZ first, bu, she soon be-
came acquainted with her now pIay-
mates Nellie was shown into n very
pretty little room, decorated in mink
and white. Mrs. phcNs, nurse Sarah.
changed Ncllic's old Clothes ami nut
on new cncs she soon got used 10
everything, and she called Mrs Phelps
Mama
Nellie WAS always treated like Mrs.
rhclps's own child
Composed by
EpIrH ANDERSON
~ ave IL
v 4.
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given tho right to vote or not. ia ,be
subject of many heated discussions
Nonch sometimes speak against So.
man suffrage, but II remains TO be seer
what per cent. OF the cliglbles are op.
posed to the movement lin London
ENGLAND. the women gathered in rrcn,
numbers, and smashed The windows al
'ne SHOPS anG stores. thinking they
could By such acts force tho govern.
licht 10 give them the right to vote
but they were quelled and this nc,
made their chances Of gaining their
demands smaller. This is an age III
proEressivcncss. and many innovations
are hsEiS made upon the urcRont order
some of which arc for tho better, while
o'hers arc PERHAPS not. But great
consideration
CEDRIC S. BEVERLY.
FrcclinC VA
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CLUB RULES.

]. 1t is necessary TO apply by letter
to the editor for q membership badge.
Afterwards. to be a member in good
standing, II is necessary to be rec
'lar and interested WORKER along, some
line preferrcd--that is. in the WRITING
OK stories, puzzles or letters or In
drawing.
: II is necessary to write In ink and
on one side of the paper only: to write
neatly and distinctly. with attention to
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition will receive preference
over selected articles.
3. 1t is especially necessary to sign
everything sent in-not letters merely,
but everything the fun name ana
address OF the sender
). Only those drawings done with q
pen. In black ink, on white paper. wiu
be accepted. as others cannot be repro.
duccd.
. Prizes are awarded weekly ana
medals given monthly for the best
contributions during the week and
month. Stories must h limited il,
length TO 15o words. Lools'to tho.c
limits II you desire 10 see them in print.
Letters should not he over 100 words
and as much under as possible
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Unsigned Letters and
Drawings Give rouble
Wy Dear Boys ana Girls:

My Dear BOYS ana Girls:
One of our little members, Mag gle
ScaH, asks mo: why do you put two
names together i'll drawing L both
crs us In cutting them out"
Your editor Is replying Ia Maggie
hy asking her why she writes a letter
Without giving her address. as she is
positively Instructed to do in her club
rules and why sho sends pictures in
color when none but those done with
u pen and black ink on white paper,
can be reproduced?
This sending in of unsigned draw
lhSs indeed is giving mo n great deal
oil annoyance and deprivinE YOU of
prizes which would otherwise be
awarded you. am printing the rules
for you to read again. hoping That you
may follow them batter in future and
thus greatly crafty
YOUR EDITOR
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{: LASS.

Glass is a hard. brittle substance Ii
is made by melting certain ingredients
Unless co!orcd by some foreign sub
stance IT is usually Transparent
There arc many different kind, of
glass. some varieties are hint, crown.
window. bottle and plate
The principal methods Of 1nant,far-
t're are those used for window glass.
bottle glass ANA plate glass.
For window glass, tue material II;
blown into the form Of q cylinder IL
is then slit, flattcncd and cut into the
desired sizes.
For bottle class, tho sticky. melted
glass Is taken OH the end Of tube
and put into mould. whore 1t is
blown into shane
For plate glass. the melted compoiind
is poured out on large iron table.
rolled To tho desired thicl.,tcss. cGoI
cd and afterwards, polished
LOIS iIuNDI.EY
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sHALL ri" BALLOT NJ: GIVEN ro
WOMEN.

This question IS aai,at,ng the whole
S"u'''tN. some Of the states wo.
',en nilEc hr"n accorded this privilege
- Not'hE' although they have failed
To obtain TINS privilege in most or ttn
states. Thc sdlf,uge,tas arc maxim.
great eli Il" gain the ballot. Thcy
nave net mHny defeats. r.nt Is is lust
a question ~ how Ions il will be until
'neE "ill have the privilege TO vote i'm
~ '"S H'i'(nS Of tho Union. Since TIC
inc tH'S country Was made n rcpub
liG men only ilavc had ;hc right to vote
".'u "oi" "'lirc, tut there is an await :
m'"S "h "" part OF women. Tie
question If whothcr women shan hr
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TIE MARCH wINu.

! come to work az well rs play;
I'll tell you what do,
J whistle All the lvc-lorS dag.
Woo-Oo-oo: Woo-oo.
] toll the branches UP and down.
Md shake them to aiid fro
whirl the leaves in flucksN OF brown
Md send them high nd low
strew the twigs upon Tho ground
The frozen Garth | 4wccp:
blow the children round ana round
Md wake tho flowers from SLEEP.
Selected bv
HELEN MURRAY.
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AN ADVENTURE.

There was once boy named Tom
ono day he started out hunting. lie
had gone but little way when lie saw
deer. lie followed IL tn it went into
grove of trees. He heard noise be
ming him. lie looked hack and sass
an indian. He took him to the Indian
village. His hands and feet were tied
and he was put into one Of the wig
vans. In tho night lie started to cs-
cape, First he got his hands free.
Jhen his feet. iic thea slipped out
and ran as hard as he could. lie got
safely home and never went far away
hunting.
(OTiCinal)
FRANCIS WILLIAMS
sol Montciro Ave, Barton Heights.
civ
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She Never Misses tho Pnpcr.

Dear Editor.1 really am ashamed o.
myself for being such poor member, hu,
have so much tn do 7 can, write often
never miss reading the parcr. and admire
INC work very much. Your letter about
Easter Vas fine. love 10 read Bible stories
you could see the ionqulis here. There
is a hillside hardly our place that 4, al
most completely covered with them II re :
minds INC of Long fellows poem 'yDano-
dis" Spring has come at last. and emit
say how glad am. EecrythinE is fresh
and green. ,'ENcrythinG is harry now
that quotation ri T.owclls apply vol 10 tho
season? Please pardon this writing and
Put tor on tho cnvnrnnus mouth Of MIR
Will surely get It. Your Irregular member
lorraine. Va. F1.ORDNCE Itt'PDR
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The attention of club members Is
called to the necessity of their let
tors hclnE addressed to the "E,ditor
OF tho Chiidrcn's Page" Letters
sent addressed TO the "EdItor OF The
iimcs-blspntch" from girls and boys
cnusc much confusion aud needless
work. Sign letters nni sfurIcs With
nnnc nnd ndircss in full, nnd write
ON ono side OF the pHper only.
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Pleased with rri,e.

Dear Editor.--I received my prize to .day
which YOU awarded mo Tor my composition
~ sulphur. ! was VERY much pleased 70
l'Ucw I had won prize. and stiii more
r'Ha<n With tho hook itself az I like Ia
read Western rtorics, and ! thank YOU vcr,
much FOR IT. have subject for anoth u
coTnpns;ion which lone % send in the
near fiiture. With best regards to YOU and
MI our club members. ! rcryain vnur loval
mc,nhar. WARREN Il Ar7gRAY
- south Union street, Petersburg, Va
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Dear Edi;or,;-I won't write very Ions
ititor because am going 10 send a draw
ina ~ lady IL going TO teach me how IN
drnw and paint. Ny littls sister keeps
shaking me can't write very VOL
We'll. won't write ans moro now. Your
member. OLIVE ZONES
500 ialoramh Street. stanton Va.
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Dear EditoFNo told us to write some
'hiuS about March Winds couldn't
tnhk ~ anything, selected this from
ono 81 our Memory Gems Mt schaoi.
IinrnG To soc this in nmr pace remain,
our loving member, IET:LENT. MURRAY.
Petersburg, Va
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VIM y.olets md rruIt Blooms.

Dear Editor,-f ain sending h6asing. !
more you VII likn IL. looked FOR INV ntt-
ce;oTe long We are having lovely Weather
Tho fruis trees and wild vocts arc In
o'oom. and they look so pretty. Harry hns
no; received her prize. Your SINCERE menu
Ger. EMMA V. CHADWICK.
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Hcr r.lrst Contribution.

Dear EdItor.-1 am sending In comno-i-
'ion about glass. once visited class
factory In Richmond and thought II was
Very interesting. saw the men blowing
the glass into various shapes This Is the
f'st time | have semt anything 70 tho 7.
- g. G, but | hone TO no member
g.cIS JfITNDkEY,
COS North Fourth Street city,
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Names OF Seas In Figures.

Names of Seas In Figures.
/ ~. :. 4, .. 20. .. Is, is, l. II. :. |. 1 :
2 |, .. !, l.
! 2. IL, ~. II.
T. IS. ), ).
. /, 4, is, .. i. 20, o. q.
&. ., 1, IL, 40 ., g.
Z 3. l. 10, i6, .. /. II.
$ -. Is, is, 20, s.
TO- 20, s. .. 20.
pIfttIn t>GSl ,,S-
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THE wI;EI,'S rRIXE WINNERS.
MISS IcpcNicsc Hurl,r. Mathews Va
Master Amer Ilcttingcr ...G R,rr,
Avenue, Chicago, M
Jack Bryant, 1870 East Mnrshuu street,
city.
TnE wEEr>,s CONTRIBUTORS

Amcs. Emma Kupcr Llo.on
Anderson. Edith * lid. Soll;c
.Nnthony Sadie lester y q l..
Rowlcs, Louise L.ttnu, I.n,,i. ,r,.,,
burke, Gcnavicvy Srout,
Baker, l3llzabcth AIurr,y ,toI1
Bradshaw Dcuui5 MURRAY Warr,.,, y
Beverly. Cedric :. o.Briani Victo.
troadrup, Helen oppcnl,cima, T.;
Bailey, Clifford Paimorc pasn
loves ~ Page. Joseph l..
-! am: 'ASE Pannill a. II.
cnn9W,ch' w. T. Pamnill, Mary H.
ich' -. " Proctor. Murgarrt
Tmuu"'ek' ltarry i'ierson, Warren
-, vs. erase Perross, Sadie W.
Elder Curtis g. Rausn,,, Iyyr,v
Emos. BESSIE Shelf ia AZ y,
Finn. Rose Annls sutton nIi,,
ID. a. l. Scmll, lack
noi.,n' in"i'l"s SeaN Maggie
,"hu,cN' I;nis Tate. Herbert
:, :, $50 NARY Tignor. Thema
'i"Hcr: Andrew Van torn. c.
I ,u,. o,'Ve Williams. Francis
'''''''' ''' "rahtlic Winston. Elizabeth
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Ms Nrs; il in Jay. hui no; in bay:
Ny second Is IN ape and also I'm tnpn
Ny third Is IN cook. but not IN look
My last is III keep, bu, not IN sleep;
Ny whole Is In Il hoy's name.
HDKEkT |, KIDD.
% Guarantee ST. pcicFshurg Va
Names at frees IN Figures.
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4 Pretty Prize.

Dear Ehitor,-,I received :he rrize ynu
sent me. II certainly was pretty and !,
WAS Just what wanted. | haven't received
my badge vet, hu; guess 7 VIII get II
srCn. think The hoy. and slris certniuiy =,
do their part ny The paSe. always enjoy
reading IT.. Love 10 all the nemntrs Yours
truly, PAGE pAlNfORc
Highland Park. Richmond
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Name. OF iioys in Figures.

=, Is, Il. .. IL
-, ., IL, IL. .. ie.
5, ]. Is. Is. -.
IL, l. "a.
4. T. %. 3. s.
Composed ny SARAH COOPER.
HalifaN ST.. Petersburg. Va.
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Thanks for Badge.

Dear Editor-I sending n DRAWN z
hope Il viii be In print sunday Thank yo
for my badge l received last week. Nov
will try to draw something every week
Your new member, HERBERT TATE
eIinerai, Va.
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tush School basketball

Dear Editcr,--I VAS once member OF
the t. ID G. g.. but II has been SO long
Since wrote I expect you have forgotten
ms. would H;e 10 join the club again,
SO please send me badSe. Inclosed you
w:!l md story, which | would Hike very
much 10 see in print. think what you said
few weeks ago about NOT fainentine about
our stories not bning in print ~ Il awtu!ly
nice Snsgestion. so Ia school, and all OF
us High school girls nave 5a sket!al
team and the boys have a baseball team
we have lots OF fun PLAYING. Good-oy
Mathews, va. CrE, NF.vIEVl, BITRISE
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Cousin of the ohadwicl,-.

Dear Editor Received tic had=c ana am
ycry proud Of II. MANY thanks to nv
badse Tho childrens rage is nnc. t.nl
y cytry SUNDAY. Thc Chadwick ,hIdrar ia
~" work They are my frst cousins
w.' Try ant he q regular niaulbcr =, !,
new member ELIZABETH WINSTON :
III ). I"cnty-nnih street. Richmond
NE"N,F-H ioSJI!-'S 'c"VtS nsntu nCu.nauilttn
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Send. n Driving.

Dear Editnr,-l am this wcnk ending n
drn"ins, which I hope 10 see IN the paper.
! have seen that the other drawings | cent
whs not printed. thank YOU every mich
Tor tile pin You sent me. and my cousin.
whose namc 's Miss Ecrtie TimbrrIakc said
to me that She had sent TO you srvcrnl
times nnd has never received a pin IInpia !,
suctess. ] remain sincerely ycur,.
JOSEPH LEIGH PAGE.
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ROBERT KIDD.
IS Guarantee 81, Pcthrsbrsu. Va

Answer to charado by Marenre,
Proctor, brakes Branch Va.
Answcr-Florcnce.
FLORENCE KrrER.
lorraine Va
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Cores poatdence Column
Bcen Reading "can Of tho wud."

Dear Edi:or--I was 20 glad see my
poem on the page. and horo the one send
now meets with the snnic success. l have
Just finished reading lack London. call
% the Wild" ana think IT is great. just
tho sort OF book like. read your Easter
letter with much enjoyment and had "A nne
Smc Easter. although the day was very
windy. must tell you about my ca: Jim
she WAS sick. YOU know. and 1 had her in
an clubhouse. Wcll Saturday morning
oncncd the door and calul her and sho
tried TO come to me. but she fell down
laid her on the grass In tho SUM- and every
with such big. faithful eyes. sat by her
long tiine until had to 40 to the home
TO SEQ phpa. and when came back Emma
told me she was dead. don't know what
dtd now. expect | acted like great
hahy. but don't believe any one could love
animals better than ] do willy and
haven't any pets now, as I don't want sn.
other cat. and mamma doSsn't like dogs
and can't a get q little turtle, which ar.
Interesting iit.l" things. Tho main building
1T the home Ia being torn down. and every
one hates 10 see IL go. I know you get
tired OF reading my scribole. SO I viii close,
Your faithful member.
HARRY e. CHADWICK
Care William Chadwick, National soldicrs'
Home. Hampton, Va
S--Iicrn to receive my prize soon
What has become of the Boy Scouts?
II. L. C.
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MINES OF Flowers In Figures.
Is, ~. rs, 10. :. 20, 8. IA. :. l3. :.
90, 4, 10. 10.
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Happy Over springtirnc.

Dear Edito',-Inrloscd arc some "Jap.r
ma ! drew Tor me page. ! hope you are
'hJ"y!hs tie beautiful wthtnrr MI, spring
ii1e makes me foe! happy. I have i. az
" playinE basketball, hut don't ike ten.
ms inuch ! h"pe The incmhcrs are having
good time Sincerely.
I.YHA V RAHsoN.
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Dear Edi'or.--You can't ina zinc how gi d
MAS when saw my name in the prize
list Just wonder what my prize will be
am sending u composition called .tSei.
Hes New Plnymates." Hope TO see 81
printed. Your little member
LOUISE, va, EDITH ANDERSON
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81 RDBEET l., KIDD.
Guarantee 81. Petersburg. Va.
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FLORENCE KCrER.
Answer 10 Cities in Figures" ey
stuart Bcalli. Richmond:
Chicago.
New York. rFg
Washington
Norfolk
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Ssuiil,
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Ssil
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Mya
Ggcarrie.
Echtrs.
MAnGARET PROCTOR.
brakes Branch, Va
Answer TO Hidden Signs Of spring:
!. Grass
.. Leaves.
8. Robins.
I. Rain.
}. sunshine.
i. Niolets.
lients store, Va.
Answer to Geography Puzzle:
|. Adams.
>. Christmas.
3. Beaver.
:. Augusta
:. Bull,
s. Green.
:. Virginia
s, silver.
?. Lincoln
10. Lafayette.
u. salt
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! 3. -, i6, IS. {. 10. IL.
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A. is, 2 II. 5.
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Answer to Cities in F;guret." ey
stuart Bcalll. Richmond.
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s1-RAlI COOPER.
Halifx Street, Petersburg, Va.
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Sol Montciro Ave, Barton Heights
City.