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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

No one understands clearly Just what
IT is that causes Mr.. Wilson to look
certainly with indifference and possibly
With something moro positive than IN.
ai&Aeonne, On XcAdpo'o canAidacA 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08
Near Socialist Program

Near Socialist Program
Advlcss indicate that the program
laid down by tho socialists Is not for
different from that which has been
announced as tho program the French
eventually win adopt.
The socialists Of none OF the allied
nations, oven France. have ever sane
toned the imperialistio ambitions Of
tho French nationalistic bloc which
has preached Ruhr and Rhineland
severance from the reich with per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

NE of the recent developments
in the democratic situation is
to the effect that, to put it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

HARDING is due back in
r the capital today. his play time DER
/ and facing a number of important ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

ICondnlsd On Third PageQ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
PILOT VZDUsNf POSTY
USMRCEN.

Ia vzdusne dopravy posty z
Clevelandu do Chicago usmr-
cen byl pilot H. C. Thompson
poblize Liberty Centre. O. Ma
posledni sluzebni sve ceste o.
pustil Cleveland v 9.O7 he'd. a
mel do Chicago prileteti V po-
ledne. Jakmile dosla zprava
0 nestesti, vyslan byl pilot il
ny, jenz postu zniceneho lets
dla prejal a dopravil ma misto
urceni.
Thompson snazil Sc prista-
t, kdyz pojednou, ne vysoko
Cd zeme, stroj vypovedel sluz-
bu cely aeroplan Sc sritil. Pi-
lot byl z trosek vydobit a do
praven nejvetsi rychlosti do
nemocnice We Wauseon, o.,
kde vSak za kratko skonal. Byl
vyslouzilcem svetove valky -
slouze jako porucik aviaticke-
no oddeleni a postovnIm
pilotem byl jiz tfi roxy. Ia vte
rejs.ho neStesti veslo mu "a
pr:stavani do drahy stado
krav, kteremu Sc chtel Wy
hnouti, kdyz zminena porucha
Sc udala We vysi as so stop.
Zahynuly aviatik byl teprve
32 rok1 star, bydlel v Harvey,
Ill.,, kde ma zenu, jez da "a
nedlouho zivot diteti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
SMRT IA JIZDY MOTOR
CYKLEM.

3O-leta pi. Jeanetta Knako-
va, svezla sc vcera vecer ma
mote rcyklu Horacem Will
dem, 144404 Garfield ave., V
Cleveland Heights. Ma st.
Clair ave. a Babbit rd. Eu-
cid vesnici najelo kolo ma mex
kou hlinu a oba jezdci byli
prudce svrzem;. Pi. Knak ova
dopravena byla do nottingha m
ske nemocnice, kde as "a no
dinu tezkemu zraneni podleh-
la. Uboha zena jela do Gle
velandu, kde sc m6la sejiti s
manzelem a zatfm stala Sc le-
tosni liz 105. ob6ti traficnich
nestesti, udavsim Sc nasem
okresu. Wilde sam byl IRA
men jen lehceji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
NAVSTEVA ZE ST. LOUIS.

V pravodu manzelG Vsetec-
kovych naNseivil vcera odpole-
dne zavod "Sv6ta" delegat ta-
boritskeho siezIdu %. F. J. Hol-
man choti, ably Sc rozloucili
pred odjezdem do sveho do
nova v st. Louis. Za pratel-
skeho rozhovoru zodpovidany
byly dotazy ma stare znamosti
a stravena pFijemna chvile.
Pan Holman Jest znamym a
obi benym pracovnikem V spoil
kovem zivote imenovaneho me
sta. Odjeli vcera taktez k ma
vsteve niagarskych vodopadu.
Prejeme prijemnou cestu
st 'astny navrat K domacimu
krbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
BAZAR MA QUINCY AVE.

We prospech Cesko-Americ-
ke sine ma Quincy ave. uspora
dan bude dnes a zitrejsi nede-
lie velky Bazaar "a neobvykle-
no hudebniho programu, ma
kterem sc bude pod. lett hned
nekolik hudebnich sborn: So
kolska. "a rfzenf p. Rud. Han
ny, kapela mestskych hasicu,
hudbadorostu l. D. T. J.. Ferd.
Lassalle, rizenim 81. Amy Ta-
borske a kapela Sdruzeni Ce-
skych Hudebnfkd. Zacatek
jest v sobotu 0 g. hod. vec. a
v nedeli o 2 odp. Poradajici
vybor locekava velkou navste-
VII celeho3 ceskeho Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
MESTSKA ROBOTARNA NE.
PRIJfMA FEDERALNfCH
VEZNU.

Sedni veznIm Spojen. Stat1
mezi nimiz jest jedna zena,
bylo upreno "pohostinstvi" v
mestske warrensvillske robo-
tarne, kan byli federalnim
soudce Jonesem vcera odsou-
zeni. Byli tudiz ponechani v
okresni veznici do dnesniho
rama, kdy dotycny soudce ma
vynesti zmeneny rozsudek, po-
kud Sc tyce mista odpykani
trestu.
Riditel mestske dobrocinno-
sti Perkins naridil superinten-
dentovi mestske robotarny, by
odm;tal zejmena muzske vez-
ne odsouzene federalnlm SOU
dem a narizeni or1louva, re
vsichni vaznove bez rozdllu
must sc podrobiti vezenskemu
radu.
Spor jest jakyms dozvukem
akce federalniho soudce We
stenhavera, jenz hrozil zalo-
bou mestu, jelikoz toto 13 fe-
deralnich trestnikG vyslalo ma
praci v mestske nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
DRUzSTVO
SOKOLSKE FARMY,

Ddlezita schdze vsech podil
nfkd kona sse nedeli 9. zari Y
9 hodin dbpoledne v sokolov-
ne Jednoty Cech-Havlicek ma
Wendell Ave. Podilnici do
stavte sc vsichni. Agitujte me-
ri clenstvem, aby dobe po-
kud mono nejkratsi bylo IT,
rcenych 100 podilI rozpro-da-
no. Podfly po 500 mohou BY
ii splaceny do konce tohoto ro-
ky. Prihlasky pfijfmaji bra
tri F. Rebeka,, V. Prech, FIR.
Zak a J. Havranek. Ma zdar!
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
NAvSTEVA z NEW YORKU.

Vcera dopoledne navstfvil
mas p. Antonin Svoboda, mali
tel knihkupectvi" 'Pfah ha', 405
f. ~. ul. y New Yorku, ktery
prave meSka naSem metste ma
obchodnf ceste. Hostu Sc Gle
veland vel:ce zamlOuva a test
Sc ma nekolikadenni pobyt
mezi nami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

Cis: Go bys tomu rekl, Ze
uceny professor vydela tolik,
jako obyGejny plumbar?
Fis: To mGze byt - dobry
professor 81 skoro tolik zaslou-
Ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
SCHUZE.

Vsem sestram SBORU YER
NE SESTRY (. 2, Sc timto u.
vadf We znamost, ze schIze
sborova kona sc v nedeli g.
zari.
Poplatek obnasf $1.80.
Ucast vSech sester nejvyS
nutna.
Josefa Kupec. uGet.
Rizena Stech, pred.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
ZKUSENOSTI S MEXICKYMI
DELNfKY LORAIN.

ii ANsNO-oo PAApA g AiN
obyvatelGm m6sta Lorain, 0.
zelezarska spolecnost, ktera
zavadi misto dosavadni dvana-
ctihodinove pracovni dolby g.
hodinovou. A jelikoz potre-
buil pro stejnou vykonnost Vi
ce pracovnich sill, spolecnost
importovala nekolik tisic Me-
xicand, kteri jsou postrachem
tamejsich obyvatel. Vzdor to-
mu, ze spolecnost pro ne po-
stavila zvlastni obydli, zvlast-
nj k,schyne jidelny, ze ie od-
DELLA Cd cernochu, prece listy
prinaseji denne zpravy rvac-
kach a pobodani nozi.
Jak jeden proziravy obcan
z Lorain osobne sdelil, spolec-
most Sc zklamala, neb kdyz
Mexican diva neb tri dni pra-
cuje, pax Ease nekolik dni lezi
a odpociva. Mnoho iich jiz
Sc ztratilo a az pride zima a
velke mrazy, ma ktere Mexica-
ne nejsou zvykli, malo jich
zde zGstane. To same mohou
ocekavat cd jiznich statu
importovanych cernochu. Tez
oni nejsou zvykli zine. Praci
mali radi, ale nejradeji nede-
laji mic. PGl zapaleneho dout,
nlku 1stech staci, ably Sc ci-
till, re isou pany celeho sveta.
V techto pfipaIdech vyrobni
korporace pocit'uji obmezeni
pristehovalcu Evropy. Jak
mnoho tisic je tech. jez v Ev-
rope trpi nasledkem neza-
mestnanosti radi by Sc do
Spojenych Statu vystehovali,
kdyby Jim bylo dovoleno.
Avsak okolnosti dcnutili ma
81 vladu k omezeni pristeho-
valcn neb Sc do Spoj. .Statu hr-
nuly zivly nezadoucf, ktere by
ly. iSOul a budOu tetO Zemi vice
na zkazu nez k uzitku.
Pred dvema roxy mel pred
nasku komisaf pro vystehoval-
ce We zdejsi Obchodni Komo-
Jfe, v ktere shora uvedenou pri
'cihu dokazoval a ke konci
prednasky uvedl:
"Kdyby do Spojenych Statu,
jako pred valkou Sc stehovali
n6mecti rolnici, kteff pilne pa-
du vzdelavali GeSti mechani-
k6Vd, kteri Sc zde trvale usa-
dill, rodiny zde vychcvavali a
dbmovy budovali, pak by me-
musel byti zadny zakon ma o.
mezeni pi'istehovalcG.'
Vladni seIkretaf. prace ia
mes j. Davis mel prednasku k
zakonodarcum We statu Alaba-
ma, v ktere poukazoval. ze We
Spojenych Statech jest 500,-
900 neduzivych, zanedbanych
ditek 80 procent naSich kri-
minalniku, jsou z tech zane
dbanych d6ti, ktere bez dozo-
ru a patricneho vychovani Wy
rGstaii muze a zeny a nasled-
ky toho jsou, re plni naSe kri-
minaly.
"Az vystoupim z vladni sluz
by, konec meho ziti chci v6no-
vati teto nest astne mlivdezi,' y
pokracoval Davis, "aby tn
bylo postarano, ably j tenn byla
dana prilezitost je vychovat V
duchu americkem, co obhajci
teto jejich vlasti."
O vystehovalectvi Sc vyja-
drill, re by mel V kongresu byt
prijmut zakon, ktery by daval
americkym ufadum Evrope
pravo vyIbirat pristehovalce e
die jej;ch t6lesn6ho a dusevni-
no vyvinu. j. J. Davis jest
pro to, ably kazdy pfistehova-
lee platil $1,000 rocni dane a
"a to ably dostal pfilezitost kn
vzd6lan, tax ably tech pIiste-
vzdelani, tax ably z tech priste
cane. Mimo chudobincu a
sirotc;ncG v kazdem okresu,
mel by Sc vydrzovat jeden po-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
CONNECTS WIFE INVOLVED
 IN FATAL PRISON SIEGE
\ llas of hsilers Mag fisEe sa tses AiunisF GAaFse feF Her faH
 ia Sensational IiFaas
Eg Eas Assel lslsa Pnss.

%1T
 Louisville, ky- Oct, Mrs. lAi- liaR Walters, widow af the Fepniea itader of a trio 0f convict -mnEdeHeTs fanaa dead ln a baTTieaded mess hail al tie Western state peniienlaTK. EddYsiile, tate sstarday when the haiidiag was entered after an el hour siege, fseFs tAe possibility af lflsl on charge af murder as the result Of the staying of three prison guards in the break for liberty of her hns- hand and his companions,
 ln a signed statement, made nnhz lie hy police today, Mrs, Walters, wha Is in custody here, admitted an active part in obtaining and snug gliRg into inc prison the pisiels with which The guards were killed.
 T. R, MeGresor, states attorney general, in q message 10 c, c, Meir Icy, county attorney Of iy0n county, asked that warrants he issued charging Mrs, Walters. James Sparks and Andrew Hawkins, with murder in connection with the smuggling Of weapons to the eOnyiet-gunnen.
 Sparks, it Was said here, is far- mer convict and Hawkins an escaped negro trusiy Of the prison, Afr, Me-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
SIX PAROCHlAL SCHOOLS
 GIVEN STATE APPROVAL
Two rri,sie s.'haals, sis Jaaiaf ruh' iie Higs schools Likewise
 Classified.

Hartford, Oct, s.-Far the hFsl lime in the history of Connecticut, ala naroehial schools, ali of the see' andafy education class, have been approved by the state board Of edu' cation. Two private schools af the same class and six junior public high schools have also received stafe ap- nreval,
 Approval Of the naroehial and prl- laie schools followed voluntary sp. nlieaiiah from the authorities In charge Of the institutions and de- tailed inspections by Dr. Jesse II. Da- wis. supervisor of secondary edues' ton Of the state board made 10 de. termine whether they measured up 10 the standards required by the state. II was found that some Of them main. tained standards higher than the average of public high schools and. with their religious training made more pupil hours a week.
 The following are the parochial schools approved; Mount St. Josoph's Hartford: st. Mary's acad- emy. New Haven: Notre Dame. Wa Academy of the Holy Fam ily Baltic academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Milford and Sacred Heart academy. Stamford. The private schools approved arc Rosemary hall, Greenwich. and st. Margaret's. Wa Ierbury. All are institutions for girls and all but the Sacred Heart academy which Is a one-ycar school give four year courses.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
BACHELOR CLUB BROKEN
 UP BY RALPH 4. GRAVES
Jai.a Dai,, MFhiag af Wedding, Dis' sioss~ Existence af Aa,i-
 Renedieis' Organization

4 newspaper slaFs Nrllten for the Washington f'osis bY John ], Dsis, former editorial writer on the Herald, telling of the marriage of Ralph A, Graves. a former business manager ef the Herald. ta Miss Elizabeth Evans 0f Washington. D, C., gave publicity for the iirss time to the eKs inslense of the James Buchanan Bachelor Club" of which both former New Britain neNsnanermen were members and from whose ranks Graves has deserted,
 The club was formed about IS years ago and its members pledged them selves to remain single. 4 forfeit of si.oo0 was 10 he paid hY any mems Der who married, For patron Of the club. the members selected President James nmehanan, a bachelor.
 Following closely nnan the an-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
EUROPEAN POLICE
 EASILY 'KIDDED'
International Crooks Find Europe
 i Paradise Escape Is Easy

Vienna. Oct. ss.fhe many frontiers
 CT eenirai Europe. in some rases 10
 Farther anarf than state lines in Amr
 erica. are q great hein Co criminals.
 and much 0f the recent increase in a
 certain type ef crime in this part af
 ihs Nafld is laid Co the ease with
 which fanehanded offender ean skip Into smother country and claim sane. tuaFy.
 This aspect Of things has heen brought cut clearly al the Information. hi Police Congress that has just come Co an end inftlenna. it would appear that defFandallans. forgeries, embez- clements and lhefts are committed with relative immunity granted the criminal has sised passport in his pocket and gets a start Of few hours on the police. False passports some times serve just as well as legitimate ones. The pursuing police often as not are nnnfenared Co follow, and must so through the slow channels or diplomacy 10 set permission ia cross nearby frontier.
 criminality has assumed vast pros portions since the close Of the war. Vienna Ia on the crossroads leading 10 many countries. and has become the sporting ground or innumerable bands of international thieves and adven- turers. The Vienna police admit that the city is oYerrnn with foreign erim- inais from all parts of the world. and every day dlseloseH new methods Of operation. In 1919. Of i33 persons implicated in the forging Of currency. only il were foreigners. In 1921 tho ratio. Of foreigners was 303 out of 4s6. There are lssuers of false checks. pickpockets. hotel and railroad thieves. burglars. safe-crackers. ad- venturers. and impostors without num- | ber. In nine cases out of ten they | make good their escape because of l the inability Of the criminal officers l to follow them up beyond the frontiers | of their own country. and because Of | the time that Is invariably lost before proof of identity and the circum- stances of the crime can be placed in the hands Of the police authorities of the new place Of sojourn of the malc- factor.
 The criminal has the advantage of the police at every turn, 1t would ap- pear from the discussions before the | congress. He takes advantage of every | in travelling conditions, md every new. conquest of science. Not so the police. who are local in
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
Original Films of the
 Steinaeh Operation shown

AsN FeFk, Get. s=The original films Of Prot. Eugene steinaeh's operation were shown last night le a gathering Of physicians at the academy of medicine, The pictures showed slsiaaeh's leng continued pres limiaary research including ekpeFis mehls on old rates, which became viz eFons and cumulative, They made plain every detail of the operative treatment, Finally pictures were shown af patients before and after the operation some of which present. ed remarkable contrasts,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

kensiea ef the Americas Federation sf I.sher st Portland, Ore. las sssk bg President samuel GemesFs sad eshsr members ef the international eisaFmsksFs union sskins fer sA inr aesligaiion of labor conditions iR taf cigar making industry in the Phillp' pines said today MT, GempeTs and his associates must haze received lheiF information from persons unr familiar with conditions,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

shsiF seti,ilies saa hsks % iatsFRs sseasa character Many eslsllnE foF- laalities must he swept asade hsfeTe she police ed even hope successfully 10 cope with their aslate epRenents
 To thls end . resolution aimed at Aelter international p0llee eFsaniIsr tioa sad intercourse was accepted by the congress. it sill later bs submit ted le plenaFy session and, t accept aple. shen so i0 the asfseas severn meRts concerned for ratification,
 tn the meantime the held for the is 0psR, and line aerims aaEeH is rolling on, increasing as ' travels.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
LARGE LAKE DESTROYED

Washington. Oct, s.-fhe extent to which reclamation policies are re- making the map of the west is shown hy the announcement that Tule Lake. measuring is0 to is0 square miles in area. has been wiped off the surface of the earth,
 The lake was located in southern Oregon and northern California. on the Klamath Reclamation project
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

Rouasssasai ef tha Graves Eksns wedding. esms announcement fHem PaFts thai AiiilaEa M2rNlek esroeTan, American consul at ts0plegns Mer Is te hs married nighin few seeks ths saeaAa member of the Buchanan club e lesKe iis ranks
 A meeting Of the club has heen called ge accept a sl.eee cheek from Graves The feFmeF Herald maa Is aew assistant sditsF ef the National Geographic Magazine.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
CITY ITEMS.

Visllns repaired, heNs FehsiEea. C L. Pierce & Ge.-adAt-
 MF. snd Airs. James Martin aAa daughter 0f Fremeni street, have re- turned after a visit h New Haven,
 ukaleies manaeiins i'leFee's - ad,l
 B, Gordsn of GrsenNesd street, who was operated upon al Harsford hospital, is reported 10 he resting comfortably,
 No, Nc, Nera, faA trot and vocal. John \. Andrews 4 c0.-Adgt.
 The hoard of public works Nill meet tonight and hear interested property aNReFs on the proposed con stTuetion of sanitary sewer in Mill street, from ss Aiil street to the end Of the highway inc proposed eon- stFuetion af sanitary sewer ln 5efs ame street, between Richard and Clinton streets, and the proposed com pleliOn Of concrete sidewalks on the north side of Columbia street,
 ''fhst Old Gang of Mine" by shan non Four and Fox Trot Trat by Cali fornis Ramhlers John A, Andrews & eo,-adti
 The second annual dinner and birthday party Of the Business and Professional Momen's club will he held this evening at the clubs house, Mrs. Aahel (, Foster, state president, will be The speaker
 New Victor Records every Friday C. L.. Pierce < co.-adVL
 The first meeting Of the season of the Maple Hill Fridge club was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs, II, F, Damon of Johnson street.
 When All the World Forgets You. vocal. John A. Andrews & Co., advt,
 Henry stoltz of s5 Harvard street suffered painful injury while at work at the United Milk company plant yesterday afternoon, He struck his right wrist against a broken bot tie and severed an artery. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital for treatment.
 victrolas. Edisons. Sonoras c. l.. Pierce X co.-adyt.
 Martha Chapter. No. 2l. Q. F. S.. will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at 7:3n o'clock Past ma rons will have charge Of the social io DC held In the afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. A large attendance is re- luested. Supper will be served at i:30 o'clock.
 Louisville Lou''--just received. ,ictor Record. c. l.. Pierce Co., .dvt.
 Samuel N. Levin sold today through he Camp Real Estate Co. one-fam- y house at 3s Winthrop street to frank s. Grubarczyk.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
MANILA HEALTH HINTS.

Manila. Oct, s.=fhs director ef health of the city of Manlls has supr piled the health commission ef Cans ten, China. with copies ef all erdir nsnees. rules and regulations relating ia sanitation, prevention Of disease, inspection of meats and ether meas urss. In doiRg this Manila Is comply ing with the request of nr. II, Pan, Of public health in Cam lon, she regards Msnilla's regulations as the best in the Orient
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

GrssoT indicated lhsl shs ssnsnls requested, seFs e sAsEse meraer in the hrSt degree ga she sfeena ihet the persons asmsa. al sens seoesseEr iss bsf0Fe the fact le the outbreak iR Mhieh the guards eere slain aud Nhieh resulted ultimately in inc death ef the gnRmah-tFAe.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09
Philippine Tobacco Man
 Says Gompers Is Wrong
ny The .Assaelalea frsss.

HY fhe Assslflatfd FFtssi
 Manila. Oct, 2, - MaurO frieto. president Of the Manila tobacco as- soeiaiion commenting on the resolu- ton introduced al the annual eon-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

Russell's superior coffee sse 10. .. lbs, for si.O0. The finest eoffee grown. Russell Bros.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-09

Russeil's superior coffee 3Sc ID. 2% lbs. for sr.0o. The finest coffee grown. Russell Bros.--advt.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-11

happy band OF boys and girls? | have been
reading Aunt Jula's Letter Box for a good
while. l certainly do enjoy reading the
letters. They surely are interesting. Aunt
Julia I think dear little Besse Graves had
nice little letter in The Journal this week.
1t certainly was good of her taking care
Of her little baby sister when her mother
died. How many of you cousins like read
more boys could write to Aunt Julia if
they would; they ought to write the
good-lookirg girls could have somebody to
write to besides girls writing to girls all
the time. We cousins are encouraging you
boys to think of Aunt Julia more than you
do, but l guess the boys are like my
brothers, always hunting, fishing or some
thing. l live on farm, like most of the
cousins. l live about two miles from Syl
yester. Ga. There is a beautiful pond on
the east side OF my house and small
ba thing pool en- the west side. | like farm
life fine. How many of you cousins like
to go 10 school? do, for one. I'm in the
sixth grade. We had a good teacher Her
name is Miss Alice Upton. She surely was
good TO us. My regular schoolmates were
Miss Alline Ridley. Miss Ruth PAUL and
Miss Evelyn Hite and others. Well, l won't
describe myself this time, but my age is
between eleven and fifteen. Who has my
birthday October 13th? I'm afraid I've
broken the rule. SO | wN close. I'll an
Swer all letters and cards received. No one
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-11
OUR HOUSEHOLD

did food so near their home They
didn't bother anything else in that
garden. From time to time Farmer
Browns Boy planted more beans
and squashes for them, and not an
other word did he hear from Farm
err Brown about getting rid of those
Chuck.
What with such good things to
eat right in front of their doorstep
and plenty of sweet clover and grass
just across the Long Lane, there
was no trouble at all in getting all
they wanted to eat without running
much of any risk And when the
Give babies were big enough to come
out and nibble green food the
Chucks certainly were a happy fam
ilyl
OF course. they didn't live long in
their new home before everybody
knew where it vas. Johnny and
Polly Chuck never expect to keep
the + home secret. They couldn't
If they wanted to, because Of the
pile of shining yellow sand that
makes their doorstep But though
and Polly and the little Chucks were
always safely in their beds by dark
and there was no way of getting at
them.
Il told YOU this was going to be
a wonderful place for a home" said
Polly to Johnny one day. as they
Reddy Fox end Mrs. Reddy and Old
Man Coyote knew all about that
new home, they kept away from it
during the day. 1t was too near
Farmer Browns. At night thehy
sometimes paid it a visit, but Johnny
were watching the five babies
Yes, my dear" replied Johnny.
you are a very wise little person.
I've always said so. We've had some
good homes before, but this one is
the best ever. Redtail the Hawk is
about the only enemy we have to
watch out for, and he doesesn't come
around very often. How those
youngsters are growing, That is
because they are having SO much
good food"
They will be the finest family
we have ever raised" declared {heir
mother as she looked at them
proudly. Then she counted them
to be sure that they were all there
Copyright, 1928, by T. ". Burgess)