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New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

There was quarrel ana she left our
home. This was partly through my
parents and partly by her own desire.
She has some Italian friends here, and
they mast have put her up to this.
was 4 convenient NictIm because am
f.,, ~ 'u,'i "U.'IVl t''"n sne; II Il my
.ali' i',"' ''e E'i1 was men
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s,,oe4, l,.+a' ,l"s'l'E W. pieSM e e%e@ ana
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w. ~ ' .9l -
efa+es fmr+nor +Sa4 Ti'po' 14r y W. VIZ, me
NNij batb INF nIares+ad ~ so,l,,4,,ro ~ az
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tban, easn,.al +I,o. .,,d P7.sl .t,.,1.. ~
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then Na,. ra,e,te co,aontaa ,at ~
te, co,na ebo ca$1 poo.",, ~ ie1
,ran+ad the ad,,antnra of ',is;t;,. anc
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cav bor a,,l +to+ t na 'I'"c ne
aei.od NO., - ,,,,,',.'. l;' ne
c}andasti,,a ro,,,anca a,,j ta ey e,,,. '.aN d
would marry hor ,yitb ,'', or ,yieboD+ ne ne
consent Of his parents arrorGi,'r 70 +o
her suit There vas . sndden enJ 80
thail. atYair ehn COWS ,,hon rl,a '.N ~
dernd Inv Nv WorTaiI ~ lan,,o t,o;.
home about month aro
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04
20 Employees Get Beqnests
Referee UphoIds Awards in
Will of Emil Wolf

Douglas Mathewson, as referee. filed
in the Surrogates' Court yesterday a
report Of his finding with regard to a
controverted point in the will of Emil
Wolf, in which the referee holds that
seventy employees of the Einstein- Wolf
Company, handkerchief manufacturers.
of which the testator was a member.
are entitled to bequests ranging from
$500 to $4,000.
Legacies left by Mr.. Wolf to relatives
In Germany, including two OF $4,000
each to a brother and sister, viii be
turned over to the Alien Property Gus
todian. Several charitable institutions
also receive beauests
New-York tribune., 1921-08-04

the commercial school known as tie
President INSTITUTE in East Seventy
second Street
Although the Chicago indictment,
which contains numerous counts, only
names Goldsmith as one of Worthing
tons many co-conspirators in the
handling cf the proceeds OF the mail
robberies compiained of by the govern
ment, Roche was able to furnish the
officials here with information tending
TO connect the keeper of the CONNER
clal school with the extensive band of
nail looters
He said that among Worthington S
papers was found a $1,000 Liberty bond
which had been sent TO Chicago by
CO ldsmith and which has been identi-
fed &c ono Of those s1olcn b. the Dear
bOIn Street station rohbers
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MARY ELIZABETH KING
KATIE AND NAY.

once there were two girls. Their
names We're Katie, 10. ana May. q.
Their mother was real rich. They
wcr" always good to tn" poor. ono
day th"y asked their mother could
they go out for walk, and their
mother said yes" They went to
the mountains ana came to a cave.
They touched the rock and it opened.
fairy cam" to them and carried
them In. They ate all kinds of food.
She showed them some toys and told
them To take some. Both of the girls
took bicycle. doll. auto and all
kinds az jewclcs and al! Kinds of
games. The fairy told the two chill
drcn 10 come every day and she would
give them toys every day. She bid
th.m good-hy and they went home
Their mother asked them where they
had been. The children told their
mother and asked her If they could
go every day. Their mother said
YES" They went every day to see
the fairy.
Written by EVELYN Kosher
o22 y. Twenty first Street, City.
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also for giving mo n prize. My school
begins next Monday, and certainly
viii be glad OF II. / will be In the
freshman class; that is, the first year
in high school. Please excuse this
paper, for l haven't any other at III.
present time. Guess will close
With best wishes To YOU and all OF
the members. Your loving member
AIRLINE STANLEY
Mineral. Va.
Praises Club.
Dear Editor.-I am just writing Il
line this week To let YOU know
have not forgotten the club. our club
Is getting better each week You
have not sent my badge yet. which.
hope will come soon. lovingly.
GLADYS SMITH
Ashland. Va.
! Certainly Did.
Dear Edi,or.--I hope YOU had n
good time on your vacation. am
sending a drawing and jumbled
names Of flowers. hope they will
he printed in the Sundays paper /
will close with much love
| remain your old member.
AI.f.XE ROSIiER.
92c North Twentieth street.
Richmond Va.
Praises Page.
Dear l:ditor,--I haven't written TO
the club for such long, long time
that | know YOU think have for
sakcn il. But get the page every
Sunday ana enjoy every bit of il.
I want To congratulate Robert EppS
Jones. He certainly does splendid
work. | am glad YOU had such a
nice time on your vacation.
Your member
EDW ARD X. HERGH.
bcnbigh. Va.
Certufnly did.
Dear Editor.--l hope YOU had u
good time on your vacation am
so glad that got prize. am
sending drawing ana some jumhici
names Of fruits ANA hope they viii!
be printed in the Sundays paper. !
will close with much love To YOU and
all the members.
\I.EIE EOSIER
No. 90 North Twentieth street.
Richmond, Va.
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VERNON LOCKE.

mittcd pulling himeelf up.
Observation-Disclosures didn't do
anything. did he?" You should have
seen him curl that lip OF his con-
tenntously and cry proudly. DO Won
think for one minute I'd hide behind
a woman's skirt?"
Hes all right. Wen let him ro.,.
treasured the policemen.
ON thank you" exclaimed Co
rinnc.
"C'mon fellows" nodded a police.
man TO his comrades.
Rowing respectfully they walked
How can ever thank you enough.
Corinne-er-ah--I mean Miss stan,
ley exclaimed Larry. gratefully.
Don't call me Miss Stanley. I'm
sure | did nothing much" smiled his
would-bc defender.
You're some lawyer. Corinne." he
laughed.
tornne dmpled. happily.
By the way. Larry" exclaimed
MT STANLEY eagerly, come into the
den a minute or SO. I've something
10 say to YOU"
Sure asscnted Larry, with a
pleasant goodnight and grateful
smile TO Corinne. he passed on into
the little den.
Corinne followed her mother ST.
'chtiy up the stairs. Bidding her an
absent goodnight, she passed on in
TO her room.
Poor boy she said aloud.
After getting in bed she lay for
long while thinking of the nights
experience. Then. from force of habit
she thumped her pillow vigorously
and turned over on her side.
fathern fix it," she mused To
herself.
An hour afterwards, Corinne Law
sleeping swcetly. Go 80 Continual
---- Original by
All.Et,N Al,JnP
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Jnmbrcd Names Of Flowers.

soft and squashy." rang out Bob.
He could we'll afford to say tn s
now because he had been unhulton-
uE his clothes as he ncarcd the
water. Bob did get in first and made
a graceful dive AZ the means oil
reaching the water.
The swimming Hole" was very
desirable place 10 go in. The water
was just right for swimming and
diving. All who could not swim
were not allowed TO go In at this
place.
In getting To this swimming hole
YOU had Ia 70 through patch NJ
woods through which the railroad
ran. Having finished their swim, the
boys were returning home when the
train blew FOR the bend. The train
had stopped to get water and was
just slowing for the bend and the
station when the boys heard it.
Af;cr the train had passed. the
boys walked on and were going Il
cross the track Ia the road on the
other side when shout from Bob
made them all stop.
Bob had seen a boy walking slow
IS down the track. lie looked ur
when Bob shouted and seemed afraid
Hut Jack called out some words OF
announcement ana the boy came
forward
You won't let them take me. VIII
YOU he asked ncrvously.
Let who?" asked Jack.
Those bad men"
Here is something worth lookins
into" Thought Jack.
CTo BE Continued.
EDWIN BOOTH.
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(part I'D
The Abbott went to every college
tn England. but the teachers knew
nothing OF Sir John. IL was with
a sad face that tn" Abbott went
home. The shepherd met him at the
gate and asked him what was the
matter. The Abbott told him. Then
he said. people say look very
much like you. ! Will dress like
you and so to tho King and try to
answer the questions. Ii / cannot
answer them will offer my head
instead of you" Then said the All
hott, you may try 10 answer tho
questions, hut II you can not, do not
offer your head
So when the day came the shepherd
dressed like the Abbott and went to
the Kings palace. When he got
there Sir John said. Can you answer
the questions"
III will try" answered the shcp-
herd
tTo bc continued)
ARGYLE GLENN.
2117 Taylor St, City.
Age II.
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ONE DAY OF MY VACATION.

One day in July my little brother
DICK and l were playing hiding in a
beautiful house al the Naval Base.
hampton Roads. Virginia, when all
OF sudden there was the loudest
noise | have ever heard in my life.
Ihe whole base shook and windows
ratified. Some people thought it was
an earthquake. thought IL was a
cannon being fired or n mine in the
ocean exploding. Then there was a
most exciting time. People were
running. automobiles going like the
wind. bells of ambulances ringing
like the fire engines, all trying to
md out what had happened.
Can YOU guess what had happenedf
VIII tell you. \ great big dirigt-
bic which had been sailing over tho
base taking pictures OF Hampton
Roads had caught fire and fell ex-
pl"dinG rs it reached the ground near
the Pine Beach Hotel. In ten minutes
the dirigihlc was in ashes. Seven
men all jumped out before they were
burned. only two .of them having to
be taken to the hospital.
If the men had not jumped out
they would all have been burned To
death or torn to pieces by the e1-
plosion.
MARY ELIZABETH KING.
II IL North Twenty-nlnth ST.
Richmond, Va. y
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HOW srENr Wy VACATION.

My school closed in June. OF which
! was mighty glad. In the latter part
or June We went on trip TO INV
aunt's.
She lives on the Mobjuck Bay. She
has large yard, with the ey on
three sides Of IL. The first ,~.cninE
we arrived there we went in wading.
MoSt every day we went in bathing.
MY little sister could swim on Il
board, but / don't think that | ever
could learn. We went boat riding two
or three times with my cousin. ] be-
came real homcsick and, after TWO
weeks stay. was ready To come
nome. would dream about being
az my hnnts. Now I am waiting for
Hrhoo' 10 open. ! will be little bit
glad
Ey VIRGINIA TAI,ROJvr 1yEsToN
'n,"h Lever. Mccklcnburg County,
Va.
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TIE FAIRY.
was wandering through the

As I was wandering through the
woods
All by myself one day,
met a little fairy
That was looking very gay.
"lf you would like to co." she said,
For | am on my way:
I'll show you where the fairies live.
And where the fairies stay
said that I would like to go,
but I'm so big and tall:
How can walk along with you,
For yoYre 50 low and smali'
Shc'said IF you would like me to,
~ make you small like me:
I'll take my little magic wand
And change you 10 n bee"
SO then she took her little wand,
And held Il in the air,
And spoke 4 few short. magic words
And we very soon were there.
The daisies and the buttcrcups
All nodded as we passed
And really felt as though I was
In Fairyland ut last
JOSEPHINE SMITH.
ll22 Grove Avenue
Age Il years
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Bright Stories by Members of the Club
CAROLS STORY.
Chapter III.


'ht Mrs. Perkins,
Good gracious. IL II isn't my room
mat, Bob N.cks. iiOwdy. old man. !
:ni glad to see you. How cam" you
Mcclure. Mise McGuir". MISS Rich
nrde. Miss iini,. Mr.. Richards. Mr.
Hardly. Mr.. Kain.s and the Honor
abb. MIR Fred Clerk. that's me" well
Fred. you've done your duty"
and one hate 10 do. believe me
You did il very well, only don,
know ono from the o'her. yet re-
filled Bob. oh. you'I learn them
soon enough. Let's dance some. Mrs.
Perkins said wc could and we
haven't long to stay
When they started 20 dancing Bob
asked Doris. and as she was "A goo"
dancer he danced most OF the evening
with her.
Com" here. Bob. wan, 10 see you.
Sow listen here. you just leave Doris
alone shes my girl, and II am your
friend YOU can't have her. Saii req
"All right may hc so. And win thh'
he left. and Fred n.vcr got a word TO
pori. that might, When thcy had
been there ahou, Two hours som" one
said they must go home.
"Oh. no. please let them MAKE
nlyht o., H." begged Mrs. Perkins.
oh please do" cried every on"
"Wnn. as i, !s Doris's last day ~
,o,nc might said Mrs McGuir". one
of YOU boys ride with me home pl"h'"
Tho fun they had that night c"nnn'
10 described S.xt uav th"T N'"" M'
lcrklns cood-by ana went n"H' 81
ing th"y had a I'm. time.
!, ~ nv.uInu AT $50 O'Clock every
one was a., IN" train to see Doris oii
when The train pull ID IN me-" va,
80 much Kissing going on IN"
10, loft When Fred was var lhs
-, ,,,n Ala no 90. behind her ou'
IN ~.irp. Gee. hu, they we're i"hi-
Nh. next char'"r is "Dor'Ss 'e''''
F." h'"y '''''' ,,GNrs RUSSELL"
fn-ll,iug,l.1
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4 S'FOR v.

There was once a hoy named Tom
that lived way out in the country,
his mother was dead but he was
happy because his father had bought
him dog.
one day he decided to go in swim
ming in crcek near his home. so
he took his doc with him.
Tom had been In every place tn
the creek. except one. SO he thought
he would go thcrc. The place was
real dcep and Tom could not swim
so he kept on going down. His dos
saw him going down and went 20 get
him. Tom was at the bottom when
The dog reached the place. but he
took Tom in his mouth and brought
HIN safely TO shore.
When the dog died Tom erected
s. monument in his memory.
ALFRED Atkinson.
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THE ADVENTURES or THREE
HONS IN MAINE.

Where bound Jack. old SCOUT"
asked Il familurr voice. why. hell
low there. Carl. was going down
to the lake and take dip"
IL was heading that way, too"
I'VE Will stop by for Bob. Guess he
will be going down" suggested Jack.
Sure. ne likes swimming as well
as any OF us returned Carl.
The boys stopped by for Bob and
Jack Allen. carl Rcnscn and Bob
Has,ins formed tn" Three Boys"
Climb.
They had som" adventures on
Rcavrr Island. one Of the many
islands in Lake Beaver Dam
The boys went out to the island
bent on pleasure. While there, their
food was stolen and Bob iIastins was
kidnapped by crazy man. Finally
they captured the crazy man ana in
doing so he recovered his reason. 4
reward had been offered and the boys
received II along with many compii-
mcnts. They pu, it in the treasury
for future use
We'll, what's the news" sakcd
Rob. as they were going through tho
woods to the favoritc swimming -
in the lake.
Nothing THAT know OFF, answered
Jack
Ditto here" spoke up carl
We'll. you missed it," said Rob
mistcriously.
What's happened. Quick. do you
want Ia Kill u.s." shouted carl.
."Wcl." went on Rob. s,ill mys-
tcrionsly. "as ! said before. YOU miss
cd it,
speed up" commanded Carl. "ad-
vancing. thrcatcniug.
Well. all OF US missed it." TT.
what do you mean IL? asked Carl, dis
gustcdly.
"Sirch me-" answered Rob
Arriving mt the swimming hole they
found but few boys in.
Last one in is rotten cgg. boiled
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COItINNI:.

Mean old thing" sympa,hized
Corinne. We'll and how did you
happen to do-do this?" she added.
oh" exclaimed thc boy. comins
out OF n brooding silence. II well
just got desperate and mother had TO
have food and clothes. So just
came here tn get them.
Corinnc wisely refraincd from
speaking. Suddenly the boy looked
up. Il know what YOU must think
me--hut. l.; he buried his head in
his arms.
''Thcrc,-don't feel badly" smooth
ed the girl a, his side. II see just how
IL was.
THANK you" he cried gratefully.
Whats your name and age" she
inquired.
Larry. age. 90 years"
"RoGcrt Lawrence Nelson famil-
iarly called Larry: age. 30 years"
What" eaSpcd Corinne In as
constituent. Are YOU the little bow
that Knocked or Of the fence when
was just child? Robert Law
renee Nelson. Robert Lawrence
Nell
c"rinnr' saSp"d the boy in great
excitement.
Then it is you'' exclaimed CO.
rhine DO YOU remember how, etc.
etc.
Yes. I remember All that" cried
the delighted Larry.
while they were thus excitcdlv
taking together. a loud changing was
heard coming down the driveway.
nearer and nearer
The police" cried Corinne. pale
with fear for her risen from-the-
dead friend Quick. Larry jump
int" this cabinet. | VIII tell them
that ii was the wind"
slowly Larry drew himself up-
right. When he spoke ii was With
proud scorn and contempt. do YOU
think for one moment that would
hide behind woman's skirts for
something that I have done?'
C"rinn. starred IN stupid aston
iahmcnt. AZ last she realized his
meaning.
nut YOU wouidn't-you wouldn't
You didn't do anything purposcly,"
she cried in u vain attempt 10 rca-
son with him.
Rni lac shook his head in n auiar
decisive manner To all OF her nIcas
Excited voices were heard in the
nail. And she's down here some
where. corinnc heard her mother
cry 'nNiouSiy.
Twas an awful big racket"
Shrill"d the maids voice in tones thar
betrayed her terror
Larry took step toward the hall
torinn" pulled him back. but he
sho"k her of and walked deter
minciy Vito the midst OF servants
Poilcrincn and occupants of the house
C"rinn" came rushing after him
ana before NJ could speak. cried
r"athirssiy' Let me speak. VIII
YOU Don't let him YET
EvcrHonc looked their bcwildcred
aS'"nIShmcnt ut this astounding
state Of affairs
why Corinno"' gaspcd her mother.
Don't stand there ana .Corinn.
me- snapped her daughter. I'm
going TO talk now
she raised her pretty eyebrows in
IuirinSiy at the boy who looked a;
her and nodded slightly.
The girl then told everything he
had repeated to her in quite an err
est manner. while her parents caz.a
at her spccchlessly with their mouths
wide open.
And" she finished quietly. his
name is Lawrence oh mean Rob
ert Lawrence Nelson"
Hey hey?" cried MIR. stanley.
what name. what name"
She repeated IL in his ear
Larry" cried the Old man de-
ltshtcdly, grasping the boys hand
How You've grown"
The boy smiled down at the older
man good -naturediy.
Yes. Mr.. Stanley, l have" he ad-
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cr's store. and then We went TO the
state Musucn. where We saw many
Interesting things from this splendid
state OF ours. He took me TO the
Capitol and IN. Library. then we went
TO q movie and soda fountain
Next. We t'cni 10 Gamble I'm Park
and "a looked al the English cross
II seems as though / could see those
four daring Englishmcn. A-chcr.
Percy, Newport ana Smith. sail IN
the Jnrnes River and plant al cross
and from that colony would row
great. mighty nation in Christianity
The 9Th Of September founG me
again In Fchool.
In conclusion, ! repeat tina; have
had most enjoyable time this sum
mcr.
Originally
ROBt}.T EPES JONES.
Box s.. Hlagl. stone Va
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Letters From Our Little Ones


fou Are n Member.
ing success 10 the Z. y. c. G., am.
Yours truly.
DOROTHY WELLS.
l36 Maple Street. salem Va.
T. S.-plcasc excuse blue ink as /
haven't any black on hand
Sends Drawing.
Dear Editor.-JUSt a little note
am sending "a comical picture. on
titled "Toots.' which hope 10 see il,
print soon have not yet received
my prize.
ELEANOR HABER.
Louisa Va
Welcome Hack.
Dear I;ditor,--I am sending a draw
ing FOR the 7. -. =. g would like
TO join the L II. G. g. over again.
! Went 10 Washington, II e. las;
week. and had Very nice time.
hope my drawing Will escape Mr.
Waste Basket.
From an old member.
MIRIAM SCHULTZ.
sends story.
Dear Editor.-I hope the chapter
am sending in is not to long don,
think can get it any smaller.
Your member.
Ep\yIE pn,rtt
~, y,,t
Miss MI; Iu,Io..d ,, yin g.,
"A drawing OF q mn, rir, am
away for the summer and am hay
ing hnc time must close now.
-FOUR n!a m"'ho"r.
oo,o ~ NM ~ Nr.''l':\M,
NV "'''"'" a.
NO. ihu''"'
Dear f"!'or.--l reckon YOU nave
80 W. $50 80, '''.9 >"
am sending in This drawing which
hon. will II. in prin,
ala MOI ir,.rc !, ,uus, clos.
,or
our WING "'''t'oo'
'Asc ~ III hi-i-if' hiitfh'
Green Bay. Va.
We've Missed iOu.
Dear Editor.--l am sending in a
drawing which | expect to see in
ing for n long time. hone 10 send
In On. FIR NOV, cu,,a, no,i ~
,, a,,.i,,
s ." 80
-" ~" "'''''".'
900 80
WI -" '"'"'s >'"h" S'''''
N'ch'hoha' va.
u. S.-Excuse all bad writing on
account OF a bad pen and paper
scboo, ucy,,x
Denr Editor-Ius, ,rvi, 10 G,i.b
my story. School starts tomorrow {
am sorry 10 see il do so Hon. 90
Sc, II In nrint
va, ,
c>,,I. .,.,.
"''Nr'7 N''Hr.i'i''
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PartI.
Monday morning found Peggy bus
ily working on her cake. Ever since
= little child Peggy had taken n
great interest In cakc-making, SO
her mother had taught her to make
colorcd icingS into the shapes Of
dainty flowers and many other things.
Peggy covered her cake with pure
white ic!nr and then most deftly
made beautiful cOrnucopia of yell
low that represented tho horn OF
plenty" which she placed in the cen
ter OF the cake Aud now her SKIM
n shaping fruits came to the fore.
Her cornuropia was a very emblem
OF abundance. for ont of it's mouth
poured fruits Of every kind. all made
with colorcd icings.
But Peggy had not yet finished.
Around the edge Of her cake she
made dainty little pink flowers in
creamy icing and then her work was
completed.
That afternoon Peggy carried the
Ike in a larg. hathoX TO tho Ladies'
club. She could not cat any dinner
that night for She was too excited.
The judges would announce the
prize winner at o'clock. but by 7:3o
nearly every one was Mt the club.
Now If this was story such as
one reads In books, Peggy would
have won the prize. hut as ii is only
2 plain littl. tale OF The Cake That
Won" the truth must out. and the
truth is that Mrs Dalton. who mover
had any time" won the prize!
(Thc EndD
MINNIE LEWIS.
100 Fast Grace street City.
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a STORY.

Once there lived n rich pir, mama,
Any. She was sitting on norch onn
"ay "heh poor girl came To her
rouse 10 SCI! some flowers The little
firl was carried into the house.
The rich girl told her all about the
u. u. c, c.. and she Joined 1t. She
stayed in the IT. d. c. c. n long time
She lived with the rich lady another
life.
EVELYN RoSu,p
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Starting Back to School


one o o your life.
tn.
"i"ion FOR the House a
,"r out learning
o prize oscnd
DON'T
I'm
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
My FIRST SCHOOL DAY.
2l17 Taylor ST., City.
Age II.

The FIRST day went TO school, my
aunt took me. I did not want to go
very much. but as ] had to. ] made
the best of it, The teacher was real
ly nicer than thought. My girl
friend had told me that school was
the worst place on earth. Now !
think school is grand. like IL very
much, indeed.
ELIZABETH sHULTICE LEWIS.
tAgcd IL years..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
SIR JOHN AND THE ABB0I-r.

100 Fast Grace street. City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
THE CAKE THAT WON.

Box S.. Blackstone. Va.
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Boys Name. In Figure.

BY MAY BAILEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

EVELYN BosHER.