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Now my children YOU Will have
to go TO he'd and dream Of what sis.
ter is going to bring YOU" said Mrs,
Johnson, after she had finished the
letter. They obcyed. Soon they
were asleep. A few days later.
bertha came home where is
dady?" She asEed after she had
kisses and huEed them all. Your
father has gone looking for Job"
few minutes before supper he
came in Luck had favored him and
he had gotten n job. Twenty five
dollars was what he would receive n
week. Bertha had hut a few days
TO stay. but she spent them happily.
mud week later she got on the train
for Blue Hi
She reached Mr. Prcsby's house Just
In time for supper. After supper she
read for him and then ms she was
getting ready to go to bed he gave
her letter to read. She opened II
and read:
Fremont. Va. June. 1920.
Dear Uncle Ed,-W.ll be there by
tomorrow. and IL may. will stay
week OF two. am anxious to sea
Miss Johnson. My idea OF her was
n cross-looking old maid. but now I
picture her as young and beauri-
full girl OF 10 or 90. was going to
ny cousins In Richmond. but de-
cided 10 stop and see you first. Hope
YOU are well and happy. Your low
Ing niece. DAISY SMITH
Wont ii ne nice former. though"
said MT Presby. You shall go To
parties and have parties with her
also But | haven't she stop
ped and Observation-Disclosures was the
only thing IN her way now Daisy
will get YOU everything YOU need"
You are too kind oh. don't bless
me. Daisy got it all up" Then {
shall go up and have her room ready
and meet her at the station ,omcr-
row" and with that she walked out
or the room. Her soft football could
be heard going up the stairs.
Chapter lfI-"Daisy Arrives"
Go lie Continued)
(originaD MARY TYLER
CAGE 10 years.. iO3 North Sixth
Street, Hopewell Va
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a rIsmEnMAN,s VOYAGE.

once there lived In cottage by
the sea a fisherman with his wife ana
daughter. Dora. She was very fond
OF her father and hated TO see him
go on voyages and leave her The
father also hated 10 leave her. when
her father WAS away she would go
20 the seashore and watch for his
ship. She could tell 1t by the red
streak painted on its sides.
Once when ne was away there had
hecn storm at sea. and his wifs
thought he had been drowned pora
did not give up watching for him.
Her mother grew sadder aud sadaer
each day, but Dora would try to
cheer her and say. Don't cry.
mother. he is coming home. Just
know It," Then her mother would
hug and kiss her
one night as her mother was put
ting her TO bed She cried. "Hark. |
hear voice: it's daddy! know it -
Then footsteps were heard on tho
back steps and the door opened and
in walked her father He hugEed
and kissed them and told them that
he was never going on any more
voyages. but he was going to work
on land, where he could be with MS
wife and daughter.
THELMA BECKER.
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TIE TALE or A nonnI:,

Thern wI3 once a robbcr. who was
very fond or kidnapping children.
especially children OF the King or
at Il very High ransom. One day the
robber decided to kidnap one o! the
nOhlcI OF the Couut!y3 children.
There was no way for ham To do so
unless he could secure tho help OF
The Waterman OF the court. This
Waterman was favored very highly
by Tn. court and was considered
very honest Upon THIS certain night
the robhcr went TO tho Waterman
and laid MS plans before him. He
then told the Waterman ;Ha, /.
he would heip MIN 10 kidnap these
children his pockets would bGlg.
With gold. The watchinan did not
want TO do this because d.. knew
that he was trusted by every one.
and he was a. aid D.. you'd lose
his head. But a, the thought OF MS
pockets fun Of rold he was easily
persuaded To carry out the robbers
plans.
Tha, nigh; the mother If tho two
above her head. climbed Ia. wide
stonc stairway 10 the ch!ldrcn's
tower. She was dressed In rich
red velvet robe that wiped the
steps as she passed over them. Hex
two boys we're chatteriur mcrrily
over the happenings OF the day. and
they were pulling on one another's
curls and stopping To scunie at every
landing until their gentle mother
grew impatient at last.
Come. come" she said as thcy
entered the tower chamber. take
o." your daytime clothes and pre-
pare for bed Don't you know that
your father awaits me in the great
han below %
Little Albert had seized a pillow
TO begin a hEht and littl. Erucs'.
eager FOR IN. rcd,iTu" rnmp. had
scrambled after his. but quickly the
countess put out her jeweled hand.
Nay. my children, do not be fool
ish tonight. but sober. praying
nightly 10 our Lord TO Civ. Wis
dom 10 the mobiles in the hail be-
how TO stop this terrible evil
abroad in tn" land The robbers
care not for love nor family ties.
but carry on Ike Wild, herc. birds
81 prey everything that one holds
dear. Who knows hut {, may zoe
our children next? our Lord VIII
answer prayer; pray here az ms
this evil doings"
The TWO children climbed into bed
and the tower chamber was Sill.
Its rough stone walls We're hung
with arrac and gently ii moved
back ana iorth as the mountain wind
blew through III. window openings.
(ContinucdD
CHAPTER II.
Tho Arrival OF the Robbers"
VERA l. GARRETT
2ls Eas; Eighth Street. South
Richmond, Va
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HOW SPENT MY VACATION,

IL was two weeks before our pic
|c went down TO Buckroc Beach
was so glad when the 9th OF July
me.
In the morning mamma and were
at 4 o'clock and got our basket
Fckcd' then we loft home about
30 O'Clock and got to my aunt's at
o'clock. They were ready when
\ got there. Then we Went 10 the
|ation and got on the train. was
glad when the train pulled out
r,the depot. We arrived at Buck
! Reach at II o'clock. We had
cken. tomatoes. ham and cheese
fndwiches ana cakes. Then about a
|lf An hour we went in bathing and
ayeh in about an hour. Then we
me out. We went Oh everything
wn there, and ] won many little
ings. II was about $40 o'clock
Zen we ate our supper. Then the
|iin came and we got on IL and
mo nome. When I got home IL
ks II o'clock!
About two weeks we went To my
|'nt Lncy's. My Aunt Moli,e drove
|" car My aunt quilted and we
Els went In bathing every dav. We
F,yed croquet and other games.
g went home Saturday morning
out o'clock and arrived home mt
o'clock.
BY CATHERINE TATE.
fiien Allen, Va.
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ALICE OF KENTUCKY.

Fart II.
Tho girls. Alice. Isabel, Rctty and
Kate rad been at boarding schoo!
for two weeks.
Lets go down to the post, o flee
and Ee, some stamps. need some"
said Alice one night.
Il do. too" responded Betty
Well go with you" said Isabel,
won, we, Kate"
Yes"
They started out singing as they
went
Lets don't 60 yet" begged Betty
after the stamps We're purchased
All right. Brown Betty, we Will
20 10 the store and get some cream
They ate The cream on their way
home ana Il took them longer than
they had time to spare.
The gates are Closed.' exclaimed
Alice when they reached the school.
What are we going TO do"
The others could not speak.
ALICE thought while and then
she said. we Will have to stay here
all night and when the gates are
opened we viii hurry 10 our room
II we are quick we will not be no
t!ccd."
Il don't know what wo would do
without you. Alice" said Betty
Their plan worked and the next
time they did not stay so long when
they went out.
ANNA HAURAND.
81 Toler Street.
Age IL.
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Bright Stories by Members of the Club
NY TRIP TO MAINE.

a ii,ts while ago dad and went
Bangor. Maine. We spen. tho
rat night on the train and were
|rribly scrunched W Ia our berth.
Then we got 10 Boston we went
/ my grandmother's FOR breakfast
d stayed there all day. Then we
tent down 10 &c; the boa, for
aine. /, was a large boat. very
rSe. Tho name o. d, was the Bal
81.
want to toll you something We
|are very much Interested .u TWO
Eats. the Hanson - Fuller and IN.
~ OF Rochland went out o.: the
harf several minutes before so
a. They were long ways ahead
rs and wc started out and over
|ok them In q ltiie while. we
IA twin p:opcllcrs. and they had
Pc wheels. no wonder
kNnother thing ! want 10 tell you
about certain tower that we
" from tho dec. Of The ship ~.
f'at watching IL until gradually It
Tent out az sight. We had lot,
FUN watching Il when we got
+ OF sight az the tower there Was
.! land % be s"cn for a while.
We Sp"r' the night on tn. boat
PIT got safely Ia Main" tho next
lorntns We mad" Straight FOR the
Engor House. where yc made our
TsinE That evening dad had TO
axe speech al tho University OF.
Irnc in OronO. so / went with him.
e was very good when II was over.
+ wont back TO tho Bangor House
d ordered great big sur-er. be
use wc were very hungry Then
- went 10 SEQ a show IL w,s a
pod one. too. when We came back
!; were very tired and had good
sht's rest
The ncNt morning when the walt
IS gave US our cantalopo she put
q sugar bowl beside II, We were
alto touched because We like sugar
our cantalope. and hero In Rich
ond you all never US" anything
|!t salt and pepper-ugh'
We did somo exploring. aud about
hclock took the boat for Boston.
pc scenery was fine along the
'nobscot River.
Wa spent several days around
lpston with ny grandfather and
grandmother and uncle and aunt.
70 went canoeing on the charles
ivcr. hshed. visited Revere Beach.
I'd went snil!n. IN Marblchead Har-
or. While sailing. we found a
ouseboat with some people we
new on IL They Invited us on and
. had tea and cakes didn't like
!" tea, 40 l Just took cakes
got acquainted with boy on the
Iseboat and we went GU, rowing
skin. They mado US put on III.
eseroer Jackets. could swim. but
~ wero afraid 7 would re, scared
fd drown We had n lot OF fun and
Id everything we wanted 10. W."
lckcc tho boat and leaned far over
10 side trying TO get pieces 81 wood
|,atinE around. We nearly .AneL
|e boat over. bu. no on. worried.
cause wo couldn't sink with our
Re prescrvers on. The hougcbon.
%s anchored about mile from
\ ore
That night We had clam chowder
|r supper. don't Xix. clam
(owder. so 7 had meat and bread
Fter while we took the train back
Richmond. Thus T. happily
kded.
fThe end.)
Ry WARREN r. DRAPER. LR
ITO Capitol Street, Richmond. Va,
TO 9 years
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\ STOR Y.

once there lived GIL by ,he
name OF Mary. Marys home was in
the woods Her mother and father
were both dead She lived alone
Mary was very pretty and also hon
est
One day as She was walking alonE
the street selling lowers She found
pocketbook containing one thou
sand dollars l,0OOb. She looked to
find the owner. but did not sea him
In sight After while she saw e
card sticking out ot tho pockethpo<
She read I, and ii had on i. this
Nh Raymond Tyler. 2lo0 riverside
Drive, New York
She went to the address and nice
looking old man anaw-rtd the door.
She told him ,!.e had found this
pocketbook !ir asked her whcrN
she lived AID she said sh. had mo-
home. Va took her 20 1.-Two with hin.
She vent into society and met n
real p!cc young man. when she
rhs 20 years old she go; married
and had child. They lived happily
ever after.
Your member. &
VIOLET MITCHELL
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JOURNEYS TIIROIGIOtT EUROPE.
GERMANY.

Germany is one OF the many large
and small countries OF EuroHe.
Germany IS good sized country
and very important ono.
II has many coal mines and much
iron. II has many fine beds Of por-
C"lain clay and sand in which lots
OF glassware is manufactured The
river valleys al this country are
famous Tor its many grapes from
which many gallons OF Wine is made.
Large acres are planted with sugar
corn and cereals. The principal
On nUfaciUreS OF this country are
uoth. iron articles. beet sugar. glass
porcelain LARGE quantities OF these
articles arc sent to the L. 5. y. South
America sends cotton. grain. meats
and petroleum. also tobacco 10 Ger
many
(NcNt ntry-"FranCe.
ELIZABETH GRIMES.
Richmond. Va
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Cbnrnde

My first is In c. but rot In car.
My second is in Fl. but not IN hand.
My third Is in \, but not in ran.
Nj fourth IL In :, but not I'm Sand,
My NTH is in T.. but not ia cat
My sixth IS In c. but not in seat.
My seventh is in !. but not in neat.
My eighth is in r. but not in treat.
Ny ninth is in 7. hut not in YOU
My tenth is in II, but not in now.
M eleventh is In |. but not in few.
Ms twelfth IL In q. but not In how.
My thirteenth is in II. but not in
ice
My fourteenth is in :. but not in
nice
Ny nft"ea'h is in c, bu not in vics.
Ny sixteenth is In II. but not in
slice.
NJ seventeenth is in o. hu, no, not
in on.
Ny eighteenth is in o. hut no, in
lawn
My ninctrsrth Is in l.. but not In
corn
tOriginaD Composed by
VIRGINIA TtSDALE.
*" l3D Chase City. Va. Routs
No. !.
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AVIS CLARKE's MISFORTUNE.
Age 10.
ChnniCH 4.

Cknptcr 7.
AVIS Clarke was girl OF 10 Her
father was captured by some Indian,
and killed. So she and her mother
lived out on Pig Rock Ranch
one day Avis said: II am going
TO hunt for my father. do not know
whore he is? SO she got her horse
ana pistol and started out. She had
gone bpt two miles; she went thronsh
some woods: she heard limb break.
when all OF sudden she was knock cd
unconscious by tomahawk and WAS
taken to camp OF Indians. When
she reGained consciousness She start
9" TO grab her gun. but she did no.;
nav" H. Then she saw two Indians
standing in tho door. She screamed.
HELD. hcip" hut no help came. for
she was in the handsiof the Ind,nns.
she was lying on some bear skins
with n blanket over her. The Indians
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AVIS cL.n>E'> MISFORTUNE.
tHlNpTl:E IL

ttl AFTER II.
She was caught 10y the hair hy
old Big Eye" the Indian chief She
whir.cd around and shot him in the
shoulder. she went I" escape. bu,
she was no, out Of danger Yet. for
an Indian Snot icr Ia tn. arm with
an arrow. They were both taken 10
their tents Rig Eye was bandagcd
up ana was very soon w.ll. but Avis
was suffering very severe pain.
one day Avis heard very great
noiS" outside. she got IN and went
10 IN" door and looked out ANA saw
the indians fixing for Il council.
Thit afternoon at 40 O'Clock two
Indians came In the tent and made
her march into tho bis circle cf
Indians She looked around and saw
HiS Eye looking hard at her She
sat down and sat there for on" hour
and thirty minutes Nll of the IN
dinns had favored "r her being
burned TO death
An iron rol was driven into the
ground and she was tied to It with
wire. then FIRE was built. Soon
the danes were blazing around her.
when
Chapter Ill. what iiaprcncd3
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PEnsEuS' ADVENTURE.
CHAPTER II

NttNi L Elk IL
This fisherman. / am glad 10 tell
IN. was an exceedingly humane and
fright man. lie showed great kind
IS to Danae and or little boy and
|pt on hcfriendius them until Per
jas was handSJHc youth. very
Fong and active IIId slSillful in the
|e OF arms. Long before this time.
lng Poiydectas has seen two stranC-
s-the mother aud her son-who
- come TO his dominion In float
~ chest. AS he was not good like
j. brother. tho fisherman. but very
nel. he mazda up his mind to send
trseus on a dangerous enterprIse
which he would he killed. and
en- to do some great mischief to
mae herself. SO this bad-hearted
ing spent some timo in considering
hat was the most dangerous thing
at n young man could possibly mn-
rtake to perform. At last. having
{ upon nm enterprise that promised
turn out as fatally as he desired.
sent for the youthful Perseus.
The young man came to the palace
ID found tho King sitting upon his
zone.
Continued next weok.t
Next chaptcr-"What King Poly
elias Wanted With Perseus"
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My frs, is in l.. but not In under
My second IS In y. hu, not in no.
Ny third is In I. but not in lee.
My fourth is In 4. but not in to.
My NTH ia in T.. but not in eat.
My sixth Is in u. but not In dot.
My seventh is in :. hut not in sit
My eighth is in T.. but not IN toe
My ninth is IN \. hat not in at
Mr tenth is in 7. but not In tat.
My eleventh is in T.. but not it
eagle.
My twelfth is in :. hut not in So.
My whole is pIac" love.
WILLIAM SMITH.
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4 S1'OIt

There was once a bad Ht,lc girl,
who was very poor.
She hated everybody and thought
she thcrsclO was very beautiful
Her name WAS Alice Jones'
Her mother told her 20 go To tho
store. Alice fusscd and puutcd. aud
her mother wouldn't max" hcr 90
She met little rich eirI and the
little rich girl told her :" come and
live With her.
She told her Sh" couldn't leave her
mother. After that she was good.
She ana her mother went 1" live
with the little rich girl.
COric inalD
Your member.
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THE BASKIs1sT BOYS.
NI.-Dirk Thornt"n Plays IA Lone

NI.-Dick 1'horutan Plnys n Lone
Hand.
nick threw his Winchester TO his
hip and pulled the trigger. Charlie
Basket spun half around and fell IN
heap VIII and Dock returned
DICKS lire and Dick staggered back
step. u bullet in his left shoulder.
Gr!tt!uG his teeth. he pulled the tr!E q
gcr twic" and Dock Hasictt fell
across Charlie while Wits rifle clat-
tered to the ground and his right
arm hung limp, broken at the elbow
Dick started to fire again. thcn
crumri,d up ana fell.
II got the skunk" drawlcd Greg
iloback. ro,ly. as he stepped forward.
Greg had come up behind DICK just
in lime to club him over the head
with his gun stock. possibly saving:
Wits life.
Tie him up" ernwled Viii. "wh,ic
see 10 tn. boys"
while Greg tied Dick hand AMI
foot. VIII made hasty inVestiga-
ton or Charlie and Dock and found 10
his great relief that neither were
fatally injured, Charlie being only
stunned, the bali having creased his
temple. and Dock having a bullet in
the right side.
MARION ADAMS.
Uart VII viii tie Dick Thcrnt on s
Leap for Life.D
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Nv first is in G. but not in cat
My second is in A. but not i'm at.
My third is in Il. hut not in rat.
My fourth Is in -. but not in on.
My itfth is in /. but not in lot.
My sixth is in I. but not in it.
My seventh is in y. but rot in nice
My eighth Is in 4. but not In at.
Ms whole is In the state in which
was born-North Carolina
ELIZABETH GRIMES.
go sheppard street, city.
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EDITOR PROTEIN TO CLUB MEMBERS


wen her
ing the
School doesn't III And tho
do ldrcu.w
he new az won't he
"a the nrstp
=
Yes b.cnt clool
nc Dontf
edit tod
wi see you
YOUR EDITOR
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a NN FIRES.

out from tho gardens
Goes the pretty flower;
In comes the bonfircs---
Sec the smoke tower.
Pleasant summers over.
Ana all the summer flowers;
The red fires Glcaminc.
Something that brishtcns all
Flowers in the summer,
Fires in the fall.
ISL REBY wESTRRnnIS
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4 Puzzle.

My first is in I. hat not In tin.
My second is I'm r. but not In rat
My third is IN I. but not In in
My fourth ia in y, hut not in
neigh
My nfth is in *, but not in knit
My sixth is in l.. but not In Latin.
My seventh is in the name OF a
Governor.
ELIZABETH NORRIS
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Dear Edi,or-Inclosed you VIII
find the second chapter Of 'rcrscus
Adventures" Thank YOU very much
for printing the first chapter |
am very sorry / waited SO long to
write, hut If vow vii! please excuse
me, / Will not wait So long again
The contest on Virginia was wonder
full. | think. Am sending in charadc
and puzzle. too. hope 10 see them
in print. Your new member.
ELIZABETH GRIMES.
+. s Please send me my badge
and rules and cxcuce blue ink. T.. q.
Wnnts Badge md Rules.
Dear Ed!tor,-I want 10 join your
club. l'Iease send me my badge and
rules. Truly yours,
PAULINE BARTLEY.
C"vington, Va 4. +. -. BOX Ga.
GInd school Oprns.
Dear Editor. incloscd is tho
second chapter Of How Il Poor Girl
Became Rich" | hope 10 So" it in
print. hope YOU had a wonderful
vacation. am glad school is going
TO open. viii close
Your old member.
MARY TYEEA
Age - years. III North sixth
Street. Hopcwc!l. Va.
THINK You.
Dear l:ditor.--I haven't sent any
thing in in so long. suppose YOU
have forgotten me. IEnlosed is a
jumblcd verso. which / hope to see.
In print Sunday. The page is get
ting better every week. Please send
me my badge and rules. Love TO you
ana all the members.
HELEN WERNER.
507 North Twcnty-fourth street.
Old Member Returns.
Dear Editor.--It has hccn so long
since wrote last that you have
probably forgotten me. Can't YOU
possibly print both my poem and my
drawing? remain.
Your old member.
r. = pox "a ST. SUE cASkf'
Age 10
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Letters From Our Little Ones
From Winner Of McdnI.

From Winner OF Medal.
My Dearest Editor, Words cam
not describe how surprised and
pleased was when discovered
IA won the medal in our virginia
Contest and still more 50 to learn
that the decision OF the Judges was
unanimous. VIII YOU please accrp;
my sincere thanks. and tell tn.
Judges that d" So appreciate the
nigh honor which they have con-
Icrr"d upon me?
At this time III also like to com
rl!mcnt the articles % oliver Ford
jr.. Anna T. Nealc. Gussi- snyder.
tatn!cen Gill Lucy Roberts and
.Ns!een Traylor, Tor truly all or them
We're as good as original.
When YOU send the medal. would
!; be TOO much trouble for YOU 10
send with 1t the three thrift stamps.
as ! only lack Il few TO nrish out
an entire card:
This year had a good kline on
my vacation. Perhaps I'll write
ab"u, it later.
school began today. aud I'm IN
the hrSt year hieh school. I'm talk
ing five subjects; they are. History.
Latin science, algebra and English.
Again thanking you. / am. your
appreciative member.
ltchEf! i.t't.N JON rs
Box 81. Blackstone. Va.
T. S-The thrift stamps referred
TO were won by me: the nrst in Sep
t"mber 1921; the second in the late
spring Of this year; and the last ono
when viii l Sc, them. and my
medal; H. l.. j.
Joins Club.
Dear Ed!tor.-I would like to join
the children's club am sending
some OF ny drawings. ana hope iney
wlll he published soon.
Yours very truly
DOROTHY CRAIG.
Vinton Va, Roanoke County
rciis About school.
Nj Dear :ditor,-Wcli. school has
started at Chase CITY They have
about 500 pupils. am in the ninth
grade this time. Editor. was so
surprised To see my name among the
rrize winners last week. certainly
do thank YOU. have my othuz two
prizes yet; am saving them To set Il
weather this week. have almost
melted at school The contest was
certainly fine. was very sorry |
couldn't send anything VIII try to
do better next time. think Robert
Epcs Jones deserved the medal Well.
I must stop. Thanking YOU again
for tile prize. ! am.
Your member
NiRGiNlA TtSDALE
Chase Guy. Va. Route /.
New Member.
Dear EditOr,--I would like To Join
the Z. II. g. very much. Please send
me the club rules and Il badge.
Your new mCmhcr.
CLIFFORD PARKER
3l' North Thirtic,h street. Rich
moud
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day An old member.
ELIZABETH MORRISON
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Park. Richmond. Va.
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girls. which hope to see in the
Your new member.
VIVIAN HART.
Also in Washington.
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the members.
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