Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Good SurrexfInns

I0od Suggestions.
Dear Editor,-These suggestions
winch | am now offering are hot off
nc mind" rs they have just flashed
Into my mind. You will notice that
some Of them are debate suggestions.
Wen, here they are: For debates
Sabbath Observance "Disarma-
Inent Problem" aud Irish Question"
For contests-"American Literature"
our Greatest Politician Greatest
Governor of Virginia" advantages
OF the T. u. c. c." Flower Contest"
and "Favori;e Season Contcst"-when
we could draw scenery or sports Of
our favorite season.
The Last OF the Mohicans" was at
the movies here last Thursday and
Friday. | went to 1t, and take II from
me, II was one Of the best shows. IL
not the test. have ever seen. The
foats performed were marvclous-tha
! person acting as Cora Munro" was
OF which I cannot estimate, by
"Magua." and the latter fell down
some falls which looked as II they
were Niagara. The show was spIen-
did but sad and horrible.
q prize of IS in gold will be given
To the best theme on Last of the
Aohicans" to any pupil OF Blackstone
or kcntridge High Schools. am not
going to try for II, as 1 am not very
familiar with the book, as the theme
must contain not over 500 words and
as il Is meant mostly for high school
| pupils. Il am only in the seventh
grade.J But still am interested In it,
saw in the paper few Sundays
| ago a letter from Edward r. Bergh
in which he complimcnted me for my
stories. Now, allow me the oppor-
| tunity TO thank him for saying that
about me. and also to return the COM
| plinent TO our ''poetical boy from
Dcnbigh." Now, Editor, how could
we have q club withou, him?
certainly do like school this year:
am in the extra" seventh grade. As
our building is crowded. we open In
the senior class room and have our
first study period in there also. We
then 60 In both sophomore and senior
class rooms until 1850. when We go
TO the labratory, remaining there un-
til We go home at 3 o'clock.
Saturday night j went to n Hallow
cen party At the armOry. 4 prize was
given to the funniest and refresh
ments were sold.
l would like TO deliver n message
to my correspondents. AS school
lessons are getting harder I cannot
TO my deep regret. correspond with
but four OF my corrcspondents-La
| renee Bloomberg, Edith Tinsley, LII
| Gle Geoghesan and Elizabeth Isen-
| hart.
Thanking you for printing my story
| and drawing
SOBERT EPES JONES
| blackstone. Va. Box 81.
Suggests Contest.
that we have contest on the "Ad-
vantages of an Education? There
could be original stories and also
articles explaining the advantages.
Hoping you can find use for this sug-
Ecstion, remain. sincerely.
WM. j. FRIEND.
| Glad You Were Pleased.
Dear Editor.--I saw | had won an
other prize. l think il was so nice in
you to give me another prize so soon.
am very proud OF il. also won a
prize in the "Kolor Kontest" in the
! evening paper. Will send my adj
dress. II is 27o0 West Grace Street.
Richmond, Va. / certainly do thank
you for printing all of my drawings
and my poems. Your little friend.
ELIZA BRAXTON MOFFETF.
Sign Your Own Name.
Dear E6itor,-I hope I will see my
second chapter of my story, called
I'm tho Jungles," and you will see the
name, Happy" Davis. They called
me Happy" hopo my drawing will
escape Mr.. Waste Basket. I hope that
] will see my story and drawing Sun
day. Your old member,
NORWOOD DAVIS.
II. F. D. No. 3. Dor n.
j Sent Il In.
Dear Editor.-T saw my letter in
the paper Sunday and thank you for
printing II. I sent In a ghost story