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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04
PORTUGUESE RAIL men
ON STRIKE CALL SOVIET

MADRID. March 4-The strike Of
all employees OF Portuguese railroads
has been followed by the proclsma
ton Of soviet republic. according
TO a telephone message from the Dor
der. This message has not been cos
fiTmed.
The railroad strike began last Mon
day Postal and telegraph employees
now are said To have Joined with ia"
railroad men. Telegraph commuri-
cation between Spain and Portu- al
has been interrupted.
The Portuguese legation here Is
without definite news from Lisbon.
In its absence, Spanish officials are
Inclined TO view the report OF the
revolution as alarmist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04

lean Indians Tor centuries,
such as blood root, Oregon
grape root, Stone root,
sacred bark, cherry bark.
Made in a scientific lab
oratory at Buffalo, N.
Y, and without alcohol.
If you want pure, rich, red
blood ask at the nearest
drug store for DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
in either tablet or liquid
form. You will soon feel
the cnergizing effect and
your blood will be sur
charged with vim, vigor
and vitality. Blood poi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04
BRITISH TROOPS SC0UR
DUBLIN FOR LOST MAIL

DUBLIN, March 4.-British military
patrols were active throughout the
entire city all night.
Constsbulary and troops are MAX
ing a vigorous search for the s8ck OF
mail addressed 10 the viceroy which
was seized by masked men Wednes-
day morning, but IL has not yet been
found.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04

sen. who furnished bail for United
states Consular Agent Jenkins in
Mexico. Is held here today, charged
with molesting a twslve-yeaT-old girl.
Police arrested Hansen on his ar
rival from Mexico.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04
A SPRING TONIC

That has been favorably known and used
by millions of Americans in the past 50
wears is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Made of roots and barks, some Of
which were known and used by the Amer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-04
HOLD MAN WHO GAVE
BAIL FOR JENKINS

NEW YORK, March A man iden-
tined by the police as j. Salter Han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edltn-.--I am sending You "a draw
INK. which | h"Dc you can Ind space for
In ynU- paper because | want "a ioin
nu: 7 II. Z. Z. Mamma has To- write my
letters b.cause have never been TO school
but III. dra rinc was done nv me nlo' e.
Your little new rriend
ELIZA MDFFETT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
ADVENTURES OF AMY.

Part I.
Al tho beginning Of my adventures
l sat in chair and stared up nj a
calendar on the wall. There was
nothing startling in this fact. | had
sat In tho same chair. in the same
position and stared up at the same
calendar for at least three weeks.
But what was startling was that
footsteps were coming mp the stairs
The door to the attic was opened and
slender lady dressed in black en-
a white apron whom ] thought was
the housck ccpcr. The lady III mourn
ing was my. grandinothcr: knew
for II was she VINO had given me TO
her daughter Amy, who had cx
claimed "a soon IS she saw me. oh!
what pretty doll shall nanc
crs may think am boas;ing, but as
dolls are not supposed TO have feel
inss | can't be called vain. SO II Is
as a simple fact that say l am
rinslets all over my head and my
mouth is parted just enough, 10 show
My name the girl at the
factory knew her business Well
enough. My eyes arb sky blue, but
my source OF never ending pride ar.
are not painted. but real. | am u
sleeping don and have been told by
my iirst mamma, Amy. that look Very
beautiful! asleep With my long lashes
pre.:y white and pink.
have NEST complete wardrobe,
mother entered the attic ! wore Il
dark blue serge dress trimmed with
braid and liue socks with shiny new
II this hummer for about three weeks
for IL was about that long ago when
my dear mamma Amy died. Then
packed away in the attic. Xii these
things combined made me feel no
surprised that some one was to visit
the, attic at last, as ! heard footsteps
saw IL WAS my grandmother. Mrs
Duke, ana the housck ccpcr.
us, $50 you Viii be in England this
housekocper. with a sigh.
1T Is best tina, way" was the re-
Ply of Mrs. Duke: here we would
misunderstood me Gas SHE met II
surprised look from Mrs. Geon.
mean that everything here reminds
me OF darling Amy and just makes
me. Sricvc afresh.
Mrs. Geol nodded II see" she said
slowly, and now you'll live in Eng
n pity that you should give UP this
house and strangers move in" Mrs
Geol turned away TO hide the tears
throat and sp ok me more e'e'T brisk Hsr
Now about these tops. Mrs. Duk e
You said you wanted 10 tell me about
them"
Mrs. Duke looked about the attic
at the many toys stacked against tho
wall or in boxes To every relation
Amy had. she said softly. want Io
She picked up a jack in the box Il
want to send this TO my nephew.
Rohby We. Wait" she added
write down the names as ] call them
out She picked me up. "This doll
goes TO Janet Crosby. Next to Mrs.
cousin Janet and this was Amy's ia
vorite doll"
tNcXt Chaptcr-My New FIorncD
MINNIE LEWIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
editorial and Literary Department
sIAI'DE.

Maudc was a girl that every ono
loved. whether man or woman. hoy or
girl adorcd. Maudc had such sweet
ways. Mnude had light brown curls,
rosy checks. and blue eyes. Her
mother and father were poor people
that worked hard. They lived in =
little village. ana Maudc loved tho
birds and everything OF nature. Made
always found something to be rla
OF
Maude was l6: an ago suitable
FOR marriage In that village There
were no good boys there and every
one In tile village loved dancing. and
when the crops were ripe they would
have IL GOOD time ia the open fields.
One boy who liked dancing was
village. who had Jus, moved to
Mhude's village. Jimmie was a dark
skinned hoy o. IL, always cheerful
and wanted to marry her. but Maudc's
mother refused.
When dancing was in season at
this time OF the year, man named
pet. and one named Roland two
bandits, were watching Msud- dance
and they were fascinated. ana Pete.
the youngest. and most cruel, deter
mined 10 siduap Maudc and marry
h.T a midnight tn" following nj h..
Maude was just in her small BED
at this time, and She was Thinking
e.huut Jimmie. she new she loved
Jimmie better Khan any one else,
with pleasant dreams az Jimmie. she
went 10 sleep. NaUdc's mother and
father We're asleep, md a. her father
took sleeping. potion at night. and
with Shrek in the hest part Of her
dream. The bandits gagged Meudes
mother to the b-dpOSi and gagged
Maude and took her on their horse
ana rode away.
Meanwhile Jimmie vas Just return
ing home from a walk around tn.
village to quiet his though about
Maude. When he heard thc saiiop-
ing of horses hoo:s he dc.iheintcIy
turned his head, ard. seeing no one.
IL was Jifnnie'S surprise knew no
bounds when he saw Maudc--darlia
MaUdr-heing carried away. He was
q brave lad. but ne couldn't stand
so he followed them so he could see
and not be seen. The bandits went
10 large cave. where they tied
Maude hand and foot. Maudc couldn't
go TO sleep. Aoout "a minute passed
and she saw a shadow creep into
the cave, il was Jimmy 10 the rescue
He came forth ana cut the bonds and
carried her noisicsSly out OF the cave
towards home.
They reached home about dawn
and great excitement prevailed among
the inhabitants. y sheriff was sum
moned and he went TO the cave and
found Pete and Roland cursing oaths
over their loss. The bandits were
try.
Jimmie and Maude got married the
next night at moonlight, and every
one says that there never WAS such
darling girl as Maude in the VIII
Pearl. VIRGINIA HESS age II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
MY TEACHER.

My teacher makes me want to cry.
She stares at me with her eye.
She says If you don't want TO be
sick,
You better do this arithmetic.
Pretty quick.
She s:i;s you ought not to do the
shmmy.
But study this history.
hate TO study history.
About Nathaniel Bacon, mystery
Very mysterious 1t does seem
Like dream.
] study arithmetic that is awful.
But to work ii write is lawful.
History about people
Like high church stccple.
Language. with poems to learn
But ] them do spurn.
English. we wright stories
About deeds full OF glory.
Geography about places.
And people with funny faces.
spelling. with words to spell.
I do u very well most OF the time
Writing SO we can do that
Ard write cat, rat and mat.
My teacher. Miss Hyde,
She is very horde.
Her hair Is red.
And grows out OF her head.
She lis engaged to man,
Who asked her for her heart and
Least. that is what she says.
But you can't nelicve all you hear
Besides she is n school teacher.
And they never know anything.
Yours truly.
MISS MERLE MONICA ZONES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Eil:or-l was yea glad TO see my
drawing Ia .i-ir. iaJ, sunday. ! hav. no:
yet received the prize that ! am due. I
hone that L has not gotten misplaced IL,
any way am inciosing a drawing. which
hope 10 go IN nrint next Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
THE LITTLE RABBIT.

Long ago n little rabbit lived out
in the woods. One night he went to
a farmers house to get some grain.
The next night he found some par
ships. He went every night and
found parsnips.
One night in tho winter he went
10 the@iarmer's. When he came near
the road he heard wagon coming.
when the wagon drew near the
little rabbit moved his foot All ~
once little dog jumped out OF the
wagon and chased the rabbit over
the fields and hills they ran until
they came to n flour mill. The little
rabbit ran in tho door and jumped
into barrel OF flour
He then went out in tho snow and
sat very quiet and still. Soon the
dog came near the little rabbit, but
he thought ii only pile OF snow
GLADYS SNEAD. age II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

GOING no THE CIRCUS.

~" day little girl and boy heard
.nn' circus was coming In town.
ana they wanted to go, so they askcd
lheir mother to let them 20. The
giris name was Francis. and the
bnya name was Robert
TO let both OF you go.'' said their
mother. ard so they tried TO think OF
some way they could earn some
money Their mother had to 20 10
Town. and She left them to go and
ger colorcd woman TO come and do
ger spring cleaning, and after she
icit they went TO get the colored
woman. They, could not get ono, and
so neg thought that they would try
I" do the cleaning themselves. They
washed N" windows and scrubbed the
n,"rs and cleaned everything lust MS
nice as they could. and when their
mother came home she said every
'h.HG looked nice. and so she paid
ANA had n iiur time
Composed hv
MANINE DANIEL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
THE scuuon DAYS HAVE ur,.,,x

me children have started back 70
school
TO learn and obey the golden rule
10 study each lesson with interest
Ana with care OF their very best.
Reading 10 read and spelling to spell.
tfit hihttic to figure well
Ana "a lot of other lessons to learn
h'n from vacation to school the
children return
zach lesson they have to write.
Ana each lesson they have to recite
~ done in very good way.
for they work while they work
Ana play while they play.
E"'h srhool day teaches them some
thing new
mat 10 them lot of good will do.
men theE are making their uyinp
out In jhs world
whether II is n boy or girl.
They study hard on each lesson
through the whole long school scs-
sion.
Then each that has success made
Is promoted TO a higher grade.
EDWARD r. BERGH.
pehoigE Va, Sept. 90. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
NonrIs pAkor. SUNSET.

MARION ADAMS.
~ Patton street, Danvillc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
GOING FISHING.

Long ago there were two friendly
boys. One. day they decided that
they would go fishing. The next day
they got ready for fiahlng They
had the fishing hooks and lines in
there and began hshins.
They nshcd nearly all day long. at
last Joe got something on his hook
lie holored for Ned, when Nod got
there no had gotten 1t Off. What do
you think he got? we won't homo
to his mother. She opened 10 and
gold was In the box. They lived hap.
PLY every after.
MARGARET LUNSFORD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
MART's REWARD.

once unon time there was worry
moor little girl whose name was
Mary Nary went 10 school and al
EhFs ght through. One day she
heard some one cry. Mary went i'm
the direction OF the cry. Guess
what she found" She found n little
Mary asked her her name. and she
said II was Louise. Loug, told her
where she lived. Mary took her
nome and was richly rewarded for
SO uoihg. She then went to live
with Louise. and was very happev
''et "''er' ROSE FLICK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

The sun Is going down beyond Tia.
plain,
The clouds are gathered thick liz,
rain:
There's p!ac, in the clouds Xix.
n river winding
II goes on. and on. Il new place
finding.
The moon is yawning from her nan
AS she slowly takes off her sleeping
cap.
The stars are putting al their very
best dresser
AS the Father looks down on all and
carcSSes.
:, MARJORIE MOON.
Martin. y Oak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
SEPTEMBER.

i think September is the hest
month OF he year. Bcclusc /;
brings the golden rods. 1t brings the
milkweeds the gcntians come out,
the yellow butterflies fly about the
roads at noon. You can smell the
grapes early in the morning I'm tbr
fields. the children can go to school
aud all the fall nowcrs come out and
they look pretty.
4. BERNARD CHTLDRESS. JR..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
ESTHER GOLDBERG.
THE Observation-Disclosures GANG.
tan Original, True StoryD
PART ~.


VIII naskcit Catches Tartar
One sunny day in May a tall. slen-
der good-looking young man OF ath-
letic appearance might have been seen
strolling eayly along n shady country
road In Eastern Tennessee His name
was carl Baxter. and he was return
ing home from Marysv!llc College.
which lies near Grecnvillc. Tenn. Az
he rounded curve he came face 10
face with tall. vicious. dark faced
man Of about f5 Quick ns fash.
the hark-facHd man whipped out n
Colt automatic and covered carl
Dance, nard. dance" H., said. Win
mockins laugh I'm VIII Basket.
and I'm oii The rampage"
Anything TO obiigc"
lie began to dance. bu, suiaculv
one 81 his fcct struck III" gun s.ui-
!0s il up in the air. and ~ il cnrne
down Carl cnucht /, ard pnint"d 1t
ut WI H1si,ctt. He said I'm a
football PLAYER. Nou see; now suppose
Won da"rc"
And Will iioske,t did.
Fart ~. viii lie "Wi,l Baskctt and
the Bad Mani
SIS Patton street. D,nvillc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
MY TRIr TO nUcxpoE.

This summer went TO Buckroc
on an excursion. I had n fine time
l rode on tho buckroe dips. the jack
rabbit. the merry-go -round. and all
the other things. We took lunch
and stayed all day. had forgotten
to tell you j fished, too.
VIRGINIA GODDIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Editor.-1 have received my badge
ana rules. and like them very much
hope you will like my drawing and my
s,orics I am sending Some drawings.
Yours truly.
ROBERT wOOI.fIOENt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edror.-i received my pr!zc and
] want tn thank you for H. am closing
Win a story. Your member
NlkGISiA Gti)DISGS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edi'"r.-l ana sending ia drawing
witch nupr Will ~ over Mr. wA-rba s.,s.
VAS BAD 20 get badge. ana thank
YOU 80 much. forgot TO scLd ia tn
Woke drawing because was so busy at
trhD"i. and fuTgUt you. ! Will clog"
bcCaGse treakiaE, = tsaGy.
Your new ule.nb.r,
MAntikEI.r DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
Other Letters
No. Indeed.

benE 1,hi' gr.--i Hucss YOU have forgotten
s! I v!ot' 'H /. III, gGeR !. lSS"F, IGnfi ,!n.
la Is Wiilao ""H s,a II Oh; on I 'ii!fs
> , " ." i nUcii: rrspALE
GilS; %ns an, ssnd Ing Inc Ia 7 Dl o
o., r"a:r i.ease send pt me A b msks s ani
Ccmrr"iuiurs Members
4IS3 r@3i@F n"G %r ySs h to M
g On q re- .,,,, "1G tgG send s!neGrss,
= 'ssi%%sr A H"s' D phiSh
Lucy i TIERS
M. Indeed. va
,r il sasH orr ,i.a% "i'i Know !" y ;1s
IN ir,r some time se aro. YOU but ala sent ent
r,r'nlniy nnnrtcinte It's being
ty'rr aati ai,ScuRR ,'rT IL sssm i sn nh
liS sSr smnm, whGr &c. SONG q Miss
your letter yerv, much Sun SUNDAY F anG Il
S cheers for my fhe ssn'insnts esac!y Three
i%,ter Is getting too long. so viii fn s;Sp i foT
MARY 81 st 81 r TGiSff; arc IL
IN tnSrU the Beach.
Dear Editor.---I went 10 the beach Juno
10 mnn I s,aysd until the 2oth .of Iuns
We We're going to STAY until July B. nut
my, my, bT"'htr got sick and we had 70 CONF
nome, had splendid time. and learned
- swim and float. am sending in n
drawing which | hone To sec in n-ini
With love.
ENEIsNN I. BLAKE
- S,-Plras" excuse blue ini; as thers
IS no other In the house. f
sends Drawings.
Dear Editor.-Inclose you Will ind two
drawings. Hone 10 ono in print
Yours very truly
NELL GROVE
p 81 would Tx, to have twn ln-rast
drawings prin'e! about the same size il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Editor.-I VAS very glad 10 receiv.
M bntton an IcndInr in drawing
o! boy Scout. ] scout .nyse..
Yours truly.
BEENlE SPEARS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
2.n Yves. Grace street. Richmond Gse Va !

Dear Ehitot.-The CORRESPONDENCE column
Is hour hins a. ranIdiy as flowers In the
very good. ana Robert L. Jones are d de-
C.d-d acduitiiion 10 our club. In some
cns"s they are better than the stories in
The Literary. column. especially from tn"
n"inbera who do not I've In Virginia or
Richmond. tor. as the say!nE l.. truth Is
Idea. Ed!to. Why not have a dcbat.
about each boys or girls tavor!tc historical
SPOT COR otherwise in his or her own
mere arc 40 many club members who i've
IN different places 20 this would give
Stories Even rhe " Uia swim ! niyFi uS,s
would he likely title for some boy to
write about and "A very refreshing subject
or AUGUST. want 10 cal! your attention
20 mistake which occurred In last sun
DAYS paper. ! sent in e.ory. "Jcnny's
signed Minnie Sims. AS YOU were on your
vacation then don, suppoac you know
any;hing ab3u; II. hu. hone YOU sce
whoever took your DoS.;ion for las; sun
day SIndTc;sd III. paner sue; as nice
AZ much as did milne. ana that ~
he saving grea; deal. Tor hated 20
mind a suggestion that some one had IN
The uaper f"w weeks ago. It vas to
Gay. q debate on why l DO. or DO Not
Like School" think that Is a very epien,
bic and complain when school IS men
toned. should not like to stop II circum-
stances compelled them to. So the
Whole ! th!nk /, would make very
school surely knows II they like it or NOT
Yours 'F MINNIE LEWIS
100 East Grace Street. Richmond va.
summer and haven't had n chance 10 send
In any Drawings hut am going to try 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Editor.-I have not gotten the
writing .nyw4Y. This Is no: the mrs, pcein
ever wrote, but u Is the arst that |
"A-r liked all. Hoping 70 see my poem
printed. your new member.
MARJORIE MOON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edtor.--I have been living in Rich
mona eighteen months and have been
reading ne CUBS page nearly every sun
DAY. think u nn" ;h!nr TO have a
yhg" Ia ~h!Ch every one has an Interest
ain with. YOU ia kuuw IL I may hyco,n.
member OF Ine club. Please let m. Know
az econ as possible. Yours truly.
VIRGINIA HALL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

sundays paper. with much love 10 YOU
anu All The other members. 1 AN. ever
your faithful member
MARGAItEr N. pAT"rERsoN.
~, Age 10
Rlchmond ">'','"e'o"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Miss Witt have been reading
mo ChtdrCns page almost every SUNDAY
club for some t!ine but lust have not rot
ten down 90 ~ Please send mo rulrs
and badge and tell me IL have "a
pay anything 10 ioln. You must eNcus"
I'M. tcratchy wiling as my non is had.
IL this paper all -ightf ! am very anxious
10 join. Your new rneinlnr.
JULIA EMILY DREW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear EIitor-I hope YOU are having a
nice time. Aren't you glad to get awny
from your work once IL year, I'm glad
Sh"oi has staftcd. Hope all the mem
her. arc feeling good. Am sending IN a
drawing, which hopr Will ~ In the
paper. remain. loving member
THERESA COHEN.
. North First street rlty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Editor and Mcmbcrs-Oncc more
MISS vacation draws to end and We
younx people scamper OF to school aud
a. old william and Mary College" where
! have come 20 carry on ing education.
ancestors IL time for the registration on
September 10. and by this tim. have gotten
accustomed 10 the p,s.. amt the rny,Iinr
routine of work. Like Ius, Hm. There
surely Jolly bunch OF yOun people
nero. both young ladies and Young men
ot course. they have been having some
inn WITH we freshmen. but I've enjoyed
H. The npper classmen haven't been
ronRh as ir" seen yet; then we expected
some fun when we came down, for tina,
makes college, life rnots 70 us Sow lot
ne take the opportunity TO thank you for
no honorable mention In the bird contest
given me AMI to extend my conr-atul.N
iions to M!rS liutz!er. the lucky winner
With every good wish for tn. success M
our club and 10 hope YOU on. and all n
successful school wear. l am.
Your old member,
J. ALBERT DOYLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edt;-r.--i received my badge and
am r"niing you stury. and hope that
!; Will he a.. right You're truly,
MARGARET I.tMSFORD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Edl;or.-i am sending In a drawing
which hope 10 see printed Suuday.
"as zeal glad 20 49,. my irawin- which |
sent In printed last sunday Wei / val
close. as ! don't know %, ANYTHING in
t"fcstlng 10 Say Yours truly
ATERfI.I. SOETiiiNGTON
tPa south Ean1OIDh Stre.t. K!chmOmh. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

Dear Editor-I am sending In n drawing
Tor next sundays page. which l hope TO
see IN print. don't want TO take up
30 much room. 70 viii close.
Your member.
- WILLIAM MAGGIE.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

D-ar Edl.or.-I an send!nE drawing
AMI hone rs good enough 10 rriht.
weeks aud i've gotten good many Tor
such shor; time. have GONE very
queer stamps. Yours truly.
PRISCILLA HATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
wake e'h. Va

Dear Ed!,or.-Inclosei ul.ase fnd a
pns some time ago and Il Wa no., put
pnSsh ore paas. 1ct; Won mo e sn
VIII anal back I" you the postage. I
Joined your cub some t!us ago. and
c.iv.d a letter short time ago saying
that had 20 to!n the club before could
~and Ia any dra wings anu also received
another min and the statement that | was i
new member. Yours truly.
Carl. CLARKE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
williamsburg Va '''-

Dear Editor.-Thc-sk you over so much for
the badge. l am now a real member Of
q" T. -. 6. g. "" hav. moved to Sorth
First street. am sending ia a picture
which / hope 10 see IN Sundays uafer
Your member.
THERESA COHEN.