The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-26

Dear Aunt Ann: read the Age Ierald children,s page every Satur- ay. We take the Age-Herald. I joy reading it very much. I am 8 Il Il yea-es s-oad. This is my first 3ne to write to the junior page I ope to see my puzzle and letter in he childreu's page next week I Your new friend. ETHEL LACY You did not send the answers to Rour puzzle. so it could not be used- lf you will send the puzzle again, With the answers, will be glad to use k The reason fer asking the an- wers is that Aunt Ann is so rushed she does not have time to stop and Eolye the puzzles. When you send he answers. she does not print tbom. They are just for her own reference 0 sec if the children solve them cor tectly.--Aunt Ann
 Dear Aunt Ann= have solved me puzzle that was tn Sundays paper. |rhis is my first time to write to you | have been reading tho chi1dren,s kage every Sunday. I like the stor- IS and poems. Wen, this Is the an- ker to the puzzle that tho girl made: Sountrfes and capitals United les. Washington; Argentina, Bue-
 Aires; Japan, Tokyo; Franco,
 s- Mountains: Alps, Andes- Rty-
 Amazon, Mississippi.
 CoNrRTBUroR.
 spon. Hfr. Ala.
 Aunt Ann: I was SD happy
 I saw my letter in the papcr
 will have to write you again
 lime you win Tead story fn-
 of hearing what like for Fri
 tht lunch.
 Eagie-Gf 0f She Aountxtns.- =
 morning a potter-s wife in
 n India went to tho mountains
 some clay, that her husband
 [. and with her took her little
 girl.
 reaching the mountains, she vzt
 hild down and turned to look
 he clay; and an eagle then
 bed down and carried the child
 lis nest But the little girl was
 afraid, 90 he resolved to adopt
 as his daughter. He fed her on Its. and nuts, and taugh< her to hb about the mountain top.
 Ie stole peasants clothes for her,
 then he determined that Ehe k1d wear prfncely robes, and flow
 the kings palace. and took the
 hqueens gowns The queen told tIIIon to kill the eagle.
 He prince. however. did not want Kill it at once, bus wondered what Pird could do with dresses and
 lived to find out.
 e climbed about tho nrUuuta1ns
 at last he heard girl singing |weetly above him, and he found her |itting in the eagles nest He was Etruck by her beauty. and after hear Ing her story. he begged her to come lown to the palace and bo his wife. 6he went with him, and the prince brought her to his father. and told him all that had happened. The king kissed the beautiful eagle-giri, and ordered prepara tions to be made for he wedding The next day she was |narried to tho prince. The king re- tired from tho throne and the prince d eagle-giri became king and len-
 hope yos win nke my story. I Fad the children's page every Sun lay. Your new friend.
 l. EVELYN PEkRsoec. kPef caty. Ala
 f~s a dandy.-sAunk Azzn-
 Aheu< Dx. Phfrrspm One day when I was in tho sixth trade Dr. Phillips visited our room nd told us a story of how Birming- ham had improved
 He said he decided to so to Rn- anna which is now called East ake- He rode a dummy as far as fUoodlawn and had to walk the rest If the way. When he reached Ru- |sana he found only A small church md very few houses. He was very tired and cold and was glad to get To . warm house. and now where lhcre were once only a few houses here are many beautiful homes. LOIS MELTON Seventh Erzdo. Robinson school How to Spend Frfday In the morning l go to school and 3tudy hard all day long. come ome in tho afternoon about ! 'clock and take the rest of the aft- rnoon playing. Friday night I get " lessons for Monday. Saturday norning spend my time playing and n tho afternoon I go to town and ave the afternoon in town and coma ome about 5:30 o'clock and stay the est of the evening at home.
 RAYMOND DOVER. Barker School, IT. VI
 Dear Aunt Ann: I am going to Ind you a story about, two little kfs. I hope you will ~like it. Once upon time 8 woman had two jttle girls. They asked their mother b let them go into the woods to get ome flowers.
 . Their mother said yes, they could 10. When they got into the woods s |hey saw a little girl. It was hot nd the little girl had no water, so he children took the little child ome with them and gave her some yater. She put the water to her fps Git was a granite dipper that he water was in) and when she put to her lips. it became gold. So she ut the dipper back in the bucket nd it also became gold.
 Then the child turned everything