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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

stone state. Mahoney is known
around Pennsylvania as the Light
weight Speed King" due to his ability
to put his opponents away in short
order, and his large crowd Of follow
ers believe that Cans will be no excep-
ton to the general rule.
WeIterwcights Fight
In the third eight round event, two
star Welterweights will combat, Eddie
Kennevln, of Brooklyn and Dick How
ell, of Newark. Both boys have given
good exhibitions in former ring ex-
%periences and the battle between
these two boys should be the feature
of the evenings card.
Balint Fighting
Young Ralint, one OF Perth Amboy's
leading bantams will meet Young
Taylor of Chrome in the six round
event. Balint forced Taylor to quit
when they last met here, after Taylor
had made a whirlwind start. Taylor
and Balint both requested return
matches and this contest should be a
hummer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
PEMBERTOh WINS Y. NJ. C. A.
ENDURANCE ALLEY CONTEST

Bill Pemberton won the eight hour
endurance bowling contest staged on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys yesterday. Dur
ing the afternoon and night ten games
were rolled and Penlberton .totaled
2.001. or an average of zoo for the
contest. Hoffman was second with
1856 average.
The final results of the ten leading
mon follow: Pemberton, 2,001; Hoff-
man, 1850; Mallet. 1852 O.. Peter
son and A. Peterson, 1881; Messen-
ger. 1889; Wiberalskie, 1853; Payne
1.75S; Raymond, 1s74T; Golden and
Forman, 1875 and Ramsey, 1915.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
American Legion
INGOT- SMELTER SECOND
SERIES GAME TONIGHT
Two Industrial Basketball Teams viii
Clash on Palace Hall Court, II.
G. w, Five Won First.

Palace Hall tonight will be tho
scene of the second game OF the three
game series between the American
Smelling q Refining company's team
and the Raritan Copper Works outfit.
Copper Works team were sue
cessful in the encounter and believe
they will cop tonight's game and fin
ish the series. on the other hand
tho Smelters believe that after to-
night game, the series will be one all.
Captain Hornsby of the Ingot team
Will choose his lineup from Loeser,
Hornsby, Miller. Segar, Won Dagger
hansen, Stinson and Christopherson
Manager Mullen of the Guggies team
will lineup his men from Bob Macan,
Hubbard, De Leon, Wilson, Dagger,
and Harry Macan. There win be
dancing before the game and during
the halves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

put the-New Brunswick team
out Of the running for the county
honors.
American Legion Loses
Last night on the Asbury Park
court before one of the largest
crowds of the season the Auditorium
team defeated the crack American
Legion representative team by O
score of 42-23. McCreery, Regain and
Thomas were high scorers for the
local team, while Evans and Hanson
held their respective opponents
scoreless from the field. Clancy feat
ured for ALoury Park.
Although the Perth Amboy team
held the lead throughout the greater
part of the game, their opponents
were close on their heels throughout.
The score at the end OF the first ses-
sion stood 1918 In favor of the
Audos.
Lyons refereeing the game called
thirteen fouls on Amboy and eleven
on Asbury.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
MEET TO FORM MINE
North Amboy Sporting Club Is Form
ing Baseball Team

A meeting of the Athletic Commit
tee Of the North Amboy Sporting Club
was held Sunday afternoon, at which
plans were furthered relative to the
organization of a representative base
ball team for the coming season. The
club has an abundance Of exception
ally good material in its membership
and anticipates placing a strong ag-
g~regation of bali tosserS on the field.
Carl Kaufman was elected manager,
and is DESTROYS of arranging games
with senior teams. He can be reach
ed by addressing him at the North
Amboy Sporting Club, Chauncey
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
Health, Travel and Training

Congress has appropriated ST. O 100000 to
be used in the Army Schools. In many schools
and posts you will have the opportunity of
being trained In the skilled trades and at prac-
tically all Army stations, schools are in opera
ton in which you can improve your education.
You'll have enough outdoor work to keep
you in perfect trim. You'll learn the sort of
discipline that makes a man able to handle
other men. You'll have a fine crowd of bud
dies. You'll live a fine healthy life-no soft
snap about It, but it will be a life that will make
you a regular man.
You'll learn now to holdupyour end In any
company. You'll have an increased ability
a sure self-confidence on your return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
pU N VS.. KNIGHTS
Game VIII BE played Thursday Night
on PaFlin Court

By Special Correspondent.
PARIIN. Feb. 24.-The DUPONT Y.
NJ. c. A five viii be opposed by the
fast Knights of st. Peter, of New
Brunswick. Thursday night on the
ParIin "Y" court.
A great game is expected as the Du-
Points are in fine trim for the battle
and expect to come out on top in the
struggle. The knights Will be repre-
scented with their regular lineup with
the exception of Johnny Fitzpatrick,
who captains the DUPONT team, and
will lead his crew from one OF the
forward positions.
Besides the game dancing will be
an added attraction for fans. Charlie
Crabiel, of Midtown will be the elev-
enth man on the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
Where the u. s. Army Serves

American troops are serving In Panama, Hawaii,
the Philippines. Alaska, China. Germany, Siberia and
here In tho u. 9, A. The Recruiting Sergeant will
gladly give you all the details.
Like every one else In the army. from General to.
Buck Private. you're under orders, and II your outfit
moves and yor're needed elsewhere, your duty Is togo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
SPEEDNAYS PLAY
Local Junior Team Travels to Nata-
wan for Game Tomorrow

The Speedway basketball team, con
tenders for the Junior basketball
championship in Middlesex county will
travel to Matawan tomorrow night
whore they will play the Matawan
Big Five team Of that place. The
MataWan team Is a strong contender
for the senior championship OF Mon
mouth county.
The Perth Amboy teams lineup
will be chosen from: Yves Hanson.
Brownmiller, MACMILLAN. Bradley
Brennan, Hubbard, and Glochan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
KiIbane Meets VaIgar.

The meeting Of johnny Kilbane and
Benny Vulgar in an eight round con-
test at the First Regiment Armory
tomorrow, gives the fans a chance to
see the oldest champion in action.
Kilbane is the oldest-in point of titu-
lar service, having won the crown
from Abe Attell at Vernon, Califor-
MIA, just eight years ago, February 20,
1912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24
Sport D0ings
At Y. IA. CA.

The employed boys brotherhood
basketball team defeated tho wood
bridge parish house team yesterday
afternoon, 1929. The players used
IN this game were as follows: T. Dag
anhausen, j. BarlIcs. forwards; A.
Jensen, center; j. Halligan and w.
Bergren, guards.
In the second game the employed
boys brotherhood team were success
ful in defeating the Hi-Yt club team
25-10. This is the first game Of the
series to be played. The players used
in this game were as follows: Z. Dag
anhausen, j. Barlics, forwards A..
Jensen, center, with ". C~oddington
and T.. Ritter. guards.
The employed boys brotherhood
team would like to arrange games
with teams IN this city ard vicinity
averaging 11b pounds. For games ad-
dress Walter C~oddinet0n, care Boys
Department, Y. NJ. G. A, Perth AMI
boy.
Connie AIack's Athletics were the
first 10 leave for the Southern train
ing camp. and they will be the last
to com. homo in the American League
standing.
Young Joe Cans who has been
'kEocking EN- all dead" in the roped
will meet a rea opponent in
Johnny NTahoney on Thursday night.
II Mahoney fails to stay the limit,
Oakley Keye may fight Cans at the
following show.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that !. Ben
Hartley, constable OF Filler precinct.
will sell at public auction for cash
only. at Davis Brothers livery barn
In Filler. Idaho. at O'Clock y. m. on
the 18th day OF August. 1920. the
following described estrayed animal.
which has been picked up In this pre-
cinct.
One red stag steer. belonging 20
Albert Il. Hanson.
Unless the owner claims the above
described animal before date OF sale
and pays cost OF advertising and
board OF the same. Il viii be SOLD 10
cover the cost, and the proceeds. II
any. shall go TO te funds Of the
school district In which the animal
vas found. BEN HARTLEY.
Constable.
First publication July 30. 1920
Final publication August / 2, 1920.
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: MAROA NOTES 80 ELMWCOD ITEMS
. &@&*ttt$ttA<$$< 80 49, . 80 & . . - = '

Mrs. d. G. siersr returned 20 her
home from San Francisco last Non
day
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Wilson OF
North Platte. Nebraska. and Nessrs.
Lester and Samuel Jordan OF OEfen.
Utah. are visiting al the =. q. Diehi
home this week
Miss isa Brown entertained a few
Of her friends at a party last Friday
evening. Game. were enloyed AID
late fn the evening delicious -efrfs
inenfa we're served By the hoatsns. as-
sisted b. her mother, Mrs. l.. VI.
Brown.
SIR and Mrs. August BremegF we're
Twin Falls visitors sunday.
The little s-year-Old daughter
Alice. 81 AIR and Mrs John hlaan.
underwent q slight operation Mon
day. but is Improving nicely.
Mr. and Mira. John Nuzmand ava
daughter. Nora. Of Kansas. who nave
boon visiting al tho home Of Jonb
Nu1mand Of MarOa. left for their
home yesterday. Mas Nora ~lii 70
main IN this vicinity indefinitely
large crowd attended the NO
mans club picnic held al the NJ me
81 Mrs John biaa@ last Thuraday
evening. Games we're the main feai
uro Of tho evening. al the close OF
which refreshments we're served bJ
the club ladies This In tho l@At
meeting OF the club until some time
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A G. Tvisfy at the county hospiiai
on the i$th Of July.
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The Elmwood club met with Mira
KOnkle on Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Q. A. kaih-
~. Mrs. John Jarvis. IRIS. Dale Chap
man Mrs. @. A krOhn. Mrs. Frank
aitchie. Mrs. Shirley caltOnmine.
Mrs Ruby Bennett. 1ra } @ LyAins
~ Twin Falls. Mrs "a MOdlin, Nrs.
Modlin OF Burr Oak. Kan. Tho next
meeting will be- with Mrs. Dale Chap
man on the 2Sth.
Ara. Modlln OF Burr Oak. .san.. -
+. guest al the home Of her son I'd
M0dlln.
Mrs. !. c. Lyklna n Twin Falls
has been visiting her aunt. MIRA q.
A. Krobn. the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. claudln and
laughter. Myrtle. and Mr. ana drs.
1lyie Berry were dinner guests at
the G. A. Krohn home SUNDAY
Mrs. WIZ Lincoln and children
returned home suday from two
sceks' Visit with relatives a tSoda
springs.
John cronin and Bert Jennings
10 Burley sunday 10 s~e the
ball game.
A brand now cook" arrived ~ the
h0m0 OF Mr and Mrs. Charles Sic
Der Monday afternoon.
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= WASHINGTON
> DISTRICT NEWS

MIRA. Il. Ihler called on Mira. G..
Lancaster Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs j T.. Kalbflelach and
family we're dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Orm Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Osborne OF Bull spent
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. y. g..
bingham.
Mrs. s. n. Kalbfleiseh entertained
hsr Sunday school class al hef home
Thursday afternoon.
Quite a number OF tho young peo-
pls enjoyed the outing az fiagermdn
last week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

Who has announced himself as a
candidate on the democratic ticket
for the office OF sheriff OF Twin Falls
county Mr. bennington is unoppos-
ed In the primaries to be held Aug
ust 3. Until his resignation few
weoks ago. he was commander OF
the Twin Falls post OF the American
Legion He served 3 months over
seas as a sergeant OF the 302nd Mo-
tor Transport corps. and has been
a resident OF Twin Falls for nine
years.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
DON'T FAN TO SEE Lucy

tomorrow friday night ut the
Gem theatre. Tho American Legion
Ia back OF this entertainment. Get
seats at tho Modern Drug shop to-
day adv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
!. y. REDMAS roa SHERIFF
Republican

We are authorized 10 announce
the name OF r.. r. Redman as can
didate for the office OF sheriff OF
Twin Falls county. subject TO the
Will OF the republican voters al the
primary election 70 be held Tuesday.
August 3. 1920. Mr.. Redman is
now deputy sheriff OF Twin Falls
county adv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

Aprixoss viii Be ripe and for sale
IN a few days. Parties vishins
same should call John 3. Qourlsy.
phone sos. Filler, idsho.--sdv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

Any person Wishing to sell the an
used psrt OF their lots In Filler Gem
/. D, ALLEN, ussrsssry
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

II pays 10 carefully scrutinize all
the advertisements IN this paper. BY
doing SO. bargains will be found that
will repay you In dollars.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

Any horses or cattle found s,Aksd.
pfefef~d or tied 50 that they have
access 10 any street or Sidewalk shall
be tsssn up and placed In the pound.
and the owner fined the sun OF
fs.co. l.. ID. ALLEN. Marshal
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF II. M. Ennis. deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Edith Ennis. executrix OF
the estate OF III. NJ. Ennis, deceased
TO the creditors and OF all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased, TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice TO the said executrix at
the office OF Hazel & Benoit. city
and county OF Twin Falls. state OF
Idaho. this being the place fixed for
the transaction OF the business OF
said estate.
Dated June 23. 1920.
(Signed) EDITH ENNIS.
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APRIcoTs AT GoURLEY's

Apricots will be ripe and for sale
In a few days. Parties wishing
same should call John s. Gourley,
phone sos. Filler. Idaho.-adv
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

LOST Monday nixht estween Pea
10y aud Filler. chockbook contain
iuk $40 la currency, Chsekbook
oa frat National haak OF buhi.
Liberal reward. Leave at Record
office W. , Nf.Her, y, o, box ~,
Filer. lip
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

FOR sALE-~chsrries. ons-fourth OF
mile east OF Filler, H. II. Come
Eys-~tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

FOR sALE--fiainea roadster. MAY
DO soon at tho Browning garage.
Twin Falls 1T
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

ron SALE Davenport. good IA
new. Inquire Mrs. Bob Lee
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22
WANTED

WANTED-Halr switches 10 make.
Also plsin sewing. Mrs. {. l..
rhlllfps
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-22

FOR sALE-t0 head of sous and
pigs. ali kinds aud sifea. Earl
Murray LIP
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thing but 7 suppose he VIII like some
nuts. candy and fruit. Don't forget
Clyde and Lily Bell. the two little
children living next door.
We are going to have a Christmas
tree at Pleasant Grove school Thurs
day night az : o'ciocb. Dec. Is and
we are going 10 have lots % plays
songs and recitations. We want ev-
eryhoGy 70 come for We are sure you
viii bring us something on our tree.
Your loving friend.
VERA CLARA MOORE.
Pleasant Grove.
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this year. We viii have 3 pretty
Christmas tree for you 20 put cur
things on. We have been making or
haments for our Christmas tree the
last week.
| want yca 20 bring me q box OF
Dc minoes, some handkerchiefs and
soina nuts. candy and fruit I also
want come az all kinds OF fireworks
Well, my little sisters are writing
you a letter telling sou what they
want SO I will close bat don't forget
30 bring mamma some thing I guess
you know that she lives in Texas
Dada VIII be pleased with most any
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sehooi no. Q. Ny teachers name Is
Miss Thomas.
I want you &c bring me = knife. a
shotgun. a pair OF skates and some
nuts and fruits. I guess this win be
all this Xmas. for there are hundreds
OF other giris and boys you win visit.
Don't forget my little brother and SITS
ter. mother and daddy and also my
teacher. Your little friend.
ELwoOD RILEY.
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Dear Santa Claus
Ny mother is sick and we have a
red tar on our house but tho Doctor
told me II I would be a good little
girl and take care Of little brother
they would take Il down in time FOR
you TO come % see as
am years old and go 90 school.
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Dear santa Claus:
I win write you a few lines 20 let
yeu know what want for Christmas.
I want = big doll with long curly hair
and a big carriage just 20 fif my doll.
and I want steve with come pans
with II. and a little kitchen cabinet
and a rain coat and pair OF rubbors
with IL and a big table and about six
chairs and n safe 90 keep my things in
and a little clock and some beautiful
little dishes TO eat out OF and sone or
anges and some candy aud some APP
pies. and / want = boz Of candy and
nuts and every Kind OF good thing
and about two doaen dresses 70 ne
my doh. and my little brother wants
a little tricycle. and fire truck and 4
little automobile. mad my little brother
wants a little horse and wagon that
you can unhitch. ard my little brother
wants some apples and oranges ana
soma candy and some nuts, too. The
number of our house Is 500 NJ. X sc.
NV name is LOUISE SKIPPER.
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Dear santa Claus;
am a little boz two years old.
want you 10 bring me little horsa
some flrecraekers and fruit, candy an
nuts.
Your little friend.
ELMA PETERSON.
Dear Santa Claus; .
l am a lktle hey years old. /
In the first grade. please brtnK
an automatic gun and a coed ssrons
yvagan. no tin one. and soma firecraek
ers. some sparkiers and some goodles
Your istIe friend
BEN PETERSON.
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Dear santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
will write you a little note 20 tell
you what ] want: A doll. a iocket. q
pair % rubbers. Please bring me a
parasoi guess that viii be all. only
fruit and nuts and fhserackors, be-
cause my little brothers and sisters
want something. too. WIN close.
From your little friend.
EVELYN O'NEAT.
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Dear Santn Claus
A. have been good win you please
bring ma a horn. kiddykaF. train. mar
hee. hall. fruits nuts and candles and
aoat forget little Harry Pedro, IT. J
live a. sos last Belmont.
Your friend,
DAVID FOLSOM
Drar santa Claus
l VIII teli you what want you 20
hiinR me. a doll boN hmndkcrchicts.
Yard ~ ribbon. box candlesticss and q
story book. rims. q ribbon and crochet
thread and apples. ora nRes. nuts. nicn-
Is randy ana al kinds u fruit Wen.
- am sleepy. / vii 80 q sleep.
Goodnight. Your friend
VIOLA DAVIS.
6if ". r STREET
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Dear santa Claus:

Dear santa Claus;
! am q little girl eight years old and
I - 90 school No. 3 and my teacher
j. very kind and good 20 me. have not
missed a day this term. Now, dear
saFta, please bring me a doll, a ring.
an iron and a little dining table ard
chairs.
IRIS EDWARDS.
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Dear Old santa
am q little boy eleven years OF age
and ! am in the third grade. Z 20 10
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af"aF SANTA AAAAHt
I want 8 doll and q doll bed and a
tea set and 4 bicycle. I think that win
he an Your little girl
MARY MCCONNELL
Nine years old.
isi2 West Gaasden ~
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MILDRED BALoNs.

Dear santa Claus:
I am a little boy eieht years old. I
have been a very good little boy this
year and hope that you will not forget
me. ! want sou 10 bring me a hen and
rooster IN coop and a little automo-
bile And ! want you 70 fnl my stock
ina with nuts. candy. fruit ana fire-
crackers Wishing you a very Merry
Xmas and q Happy New Year. I re-
main. your little friend always.
OLAF JACOBSEN.
1910 n. 14th Ave. city.
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Dear santa Claus:
pnar santa claus

Dear santa Claus:
Dear santa Claus:
Dear santa I want YOU 20 bring me
pair 90 skates Tor Christmas. and 4
want a bicycle for Christmas and 7
want some nuts. candy, apples. or
anges and grapes and bananas FOR
Christmas santa Il going 20 bring M
some firecrackera and Roman candles
ana some torpcdoes
| win close, hoping % see yol
Christmas. Hy-by. dear santa.
Your friend.
BERNARD BUZBEE.
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I want you 70 bring ms a sleeping doh
and a carriage, a pair Of bedroom
slippers. blackboard 70 write on and
lots q fruit nuts and candy Ny
little brother il ? years old and he
wants kiddie car and some other
toys and fruit. nuts and candy.
Your little friend.
ELSIE SMITH.
els North Aicanix-st.
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Dear Santa Claus.
I am a htlle girl nine years old.
em going 90 school every day. My
teachers name II Mims Thomas 7 am
la the third Erade. ! wart won 20
hfina ms a tea set a stove and lots
~ fruit | am your loving .te gtrl.
RUBY JERN1 iAN.
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Dear Santa Claus;
] VIII let you know that we have
not forgotten you.
We are living q Pleasant Grove
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neaf santa Claus
am 4 little boy who q twelve years
o. age and I arm Eoing 70 tel you what
I wnnt for Christmas I want 4 red
wagon ana a bicycle and a lots a. fire.
works.
IL lt's a bad night when santa Claus
Genes no win ruin his toys coming
down the chimney aud. santa Claus.
ha careful when you come down the
chimney with my toys.
We'll wooa-hye santa Claus. this 10
al I 500 70 tell you.
Yeur friend.
LAWRENCE BYRD
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BERNARD BUZBEE.

Dear santa Claus:
I'm httle girl IA years OLD.
thought J would write you 60 let you
know what I want for Christmas. I
don't want no toys FOR Christmas
want a cavalier and a hcrn and some
fruits. Dear santa Claus. don't forget
my two little sisters and my nttle
brother. clifton.
Good bye. wishing Yen = Merry
Christmas.
MILDRED pAIONg
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Little santa Claus:
7 am a little boy. / 60 70 school ev-
cry day. I am In the third grade.
Little Santa Claus. hetn a good
boy. 80 please bring me a bicycle. -
rifle. Roman candles.
With best wishes and love 20 santa
Claus.
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~ E7INIIN" NI77IN3I
win write sou "a few lines 60 let
you hear from me and "a tell you what
wasn't YOU % bring me Christmas
want you o. bring me a broom and a
don and that O. all for this time.
VIII close FOR this Tine.
Wen. good night
IRON MATTE LOT BARNiIrLL.
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Dear santa Claus:
INA aoing 90 write you a few lines
ta teli you what ! want for Christmas
j want n bicycle Cor Christmas and
some marbles; I'm going Out IN the
country Christmas.
Well, | will close. hoping you a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year
Prem CLAYTON ptszprn.
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AffAE SANTA
want you % bring me q doll that
viii open and shut her eyes and bring
me q little bed for her % sleep in and
don't forget Il. and I want you 10
bring me two dozen of oranges and
two dozen ~ apples and bring me .
dozen az pink candles.
Your little girl.
KATIE COBB.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
Dear santa claus

Dear santa Claus.
! am little girl nine years old /
- % school and | am Ia the third
graar. I have tried hard q Be good
Wunt you please bring me a rain coat
with hood. q DOH a act ~ dishes. 8 M
tie kitchen cabinet and stove. Don't
forget my little baby brother. 10 Is
two years Old.
Prom your little Girl.
BESSIE WILSON.
sia - l. street.