Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-24

We would like to hear from girls who are
lonesome and romantic like ourselves. we
have been almost all over the world; dld
eighteen months in the war zone, and we
specialize on sinking subs to saving ships
in distress We have been TO South Amer
lea, Panama, Hawaii, France, Spain, Italy,
Tangiers, Morocco, England. Scotland, AUS
tria and all over the sea coast of the Unit
ed States Of America. viii be looking for
letters in the near future. Hoping,
ALBERT S. BARTLETT,
LEO R. (JACK) MARSHALL,
JAMES ROYCR0FT,
HORACE ENNIS.
U. S. S. Birmingham. San Diego, Cal.
Dear Aunt Julia and, Cousins-Please slip
over and let little Georgia lad nave
seat by Aunt Julia.
I live on farm and like it fine. l could
not live in the city and never near any
little birds or squirrels sing ana eatte H.
and besides, never get out and ramble In
the woods.
As Auntie said something about feeding
our bird friends, will give a little ad-
it up into small pieces, then scatter 1t
where they can get it.
Well, >guess I'd better describe myself.
Here goes, don't rum: Black hair, dark
comnlexion' blue eyes and fourteen years
old. Who has my birthday, june 20.
Well, will ring off before 1 break the
rules. Lovingly. ,r,,u ~ FREEMAN.
P. s.--Cousins, write me. VIII Try ana
answer all received.
Route 2, Toomsboro, Ga.
Dear Aunt and Cousins-While it is snow
ing and blowing, l beg to be let In, as
my fire has gone out ana l nave ho' lant
to burn but time, and it doesn't make very
good heat when the weather is cold. D!o
you cousins ever try to burn time II Is
a very precious thing to lose ana perhaps
I have tried it twice before, but never got
any further than the gate. l guess my
heart is too weak for job like trying TO
get in, but while there's life, there
hone" and where there's Will, there S
a way if we want to find one
I love to read good books, 1 enjoy de-
tectve stories also. know some OF you
why / never knew had written this
much, so will cut the rope or III get hung
if 1 am not careful. But you know its
of you have seen the Story of ''Freckles, y
in moving pictures? 1t is very sad
story in places, 1 think. Well will tell
you my age and go. 1 am seventeen years
old.
Mr.. Dick Parks would like to correspond
with you. Your new cousin,
ANTIOCH, w. Va.
Hello. Aunt Julia-well, I'm in Florida
now, lodging the cold weather of South
Batesburg, S. c., Route No. 2 Box GA.
Some of you cousins write me here. I'll try
to relate our experience down here; from
South Carolina to Florida In a speedster.
Address your letters to and old true cou-
sin, CHARLES BULLEDGE.
Box 900, Largo, Fla.
7. S.-An Lone Scouts write me.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-How are
you all enjoying these cold winter days;
like myself, sitting around the fire?
guess you all are wondering how look, so
here goes, but wait just a minute until
get through and then you all can run
Dark brown eyes, brown hair and fair COM
plexion, and am nineteen years old.
hope all You cousins had a nice time
Christmas. l certainly did have nice
time. Would like to hear from some of
the cousins.
Wishing Aunt Julia and all the cousins
a happy and prosperous New Year. your
new cousin, ONA FAUCETT
Regal, N. c.
Dear Aunt Julia-Will you let me Join
your band of boys and girls? l am North
Carolina girl. What do you cousins do for
pastime? l go to school and study the
seventh grade. I en- at school today. Mr..
George W. Kimsey is my teachers name.
will describe myself. l am sixteen years
old; l am feet inches tall, weigh 1873
pounds, have dark brown hair and eyes
and fair complexion. You all write me.
Will answer all letters and cards received.
so write to the North Carolina girl. Your
new cousin, ARTIE MOSTELLA.
AquOne Route, Andrews n G.