The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-16
CHESTER'S FRIENDS STILL
 WRITING TO HIM IN AIISTRAIIA

| ican children are going to get the prizes, because letters from the Uuited States keep pouring into his mail box. He has gotten so many letters that the post master says he is the most popular lit- tie boy in Australia.
 Ruth Grogan, Tallaaega, writes: What want most is an Uncle Bim like yoHrs."
 She is not the only one who wants an uncle like Chester's, for LuIa Mae Gra- ham, 250S Hawthorne avenue. says: \ wish you would bring me good, kind uncle Bim like your own."
 Frances Roberts, Gainesville, writes Il want a music box or bossHerang." Dorothy Epydam, 3901 Avenue E, south, says: "I would lihe to have . telescope that could look across the sea with and see your enstle."
 Joe k. Steele, 1886. Third avenue, West End, is enlS four and hah years old but he. printed A nice little letter, which read: Il want a fire engine, 30 1 can put out fires"
 Alvin Couch, f10I South Eighth ave nue, illustrated his letter with hfe-like drawings of Andy, Min, Uncle Bim and Chester.
 Annie Grace Stevenson, Greensboro, | | kansas." She asks for picture of 1 tChester.
 I Robexta Houston, 409 Harmon streets, says: "I would like for you to bring me one of these beautiful Age Herald singing, winking, reciting and praying dolfs I am sure the doll lady ! would be very glad to give you one. 1 think it would be very nice to have Q
 doll who could go to Sunday school and pray. ! do not care if you wait until
 you get Co The Age-Heraid building to get it. Will you please get me one with blue dress and light brown hair?" One little Albany boy writes: "I
 really believe the only reason some peo- Ple buy the papers is because they like your part in the funny paper 50 well" ! Here are the names of other Alabama tbeys and girls who have written to Chester and helped to keep him from getting henaesick, while he is way off 1 in Australia:
 | |; Floyd Locke, Andaulsfa; John Mitchell Barnett, Fayette: Clyde Lane, Malone; Sarah Helen Hamilton, 212S Oak avenae: Margaret McElroy, Cuba Mary Paul Luther, Dawson; heon Smith, Alexander City Martha Powell, Lanaeft; Kathleen Thomas, Warrior Robert Bargess, Birmingham Edward Burgess, Birmingham; Vivian Stripiing, Demepolis: Beverly Keith Hollis, Win field; EsiwiHa Turner. I0i4 South Thirteenth street; Murray Cobb HelIis,
 Jr., Winfield; Alma Henegar, Cuba i;
 Nettie Frances Wood, Lineviiie Mamie
 Davenport, Jemison: Ida Smith, Cor
 dova; Ellen Parker, PiBson; Posey Lee (xrov Hrnf VIssUfs Huntsville WiHifred SherFis, Jasper i;
 Mae Bean, Yoiande; Carl Hutssn. Flat Greek, Tenn. Clara Hsreon, Callman i;
 Aubrey Pierce, River Falls; Josephine Cobble, lI00 North Thirty-seconSl street i;
 Leo F. Spivey, TAorxby: Katherine
 Stokes, 5S09 South Second avenue i;
 David Jones, Flomaten; Gertrude Le- vine. 937 Fourteenth street; Sarah Nell FraKieF, Fort Deposit; Evelyn Fallow,
 York; o. Vaughn. Frazier, FsRt De pesit; Kathleen Rumere, Bessemer; {;
 Paul FeltS, Demopolis; R. Fl. Mathews, IT,, Littleton; Elma Lee Dunn, Hunts viIle.
 l Lorine Odom, Parrish; Willie Nen Wheeler, Fayette; Charlotte DarrauxA,, Culiman; Douglas King, Athens; Roy
 Hudson Anthony, Guin; Nell Turner,
 Midland City; Dorothy Turner, Midland tCity; Gordon Lill, Acmar; Jasper Lill,
 Acnar; LeonOra TOuse, North Birming-
 ham;
 Herbert Richard Daley, York; Billy Ward, Center; Sam Ward, Center i;
 Maud Alexander, Tuscaloosa Chris
 Makris, Decatur; Olivia Broadfeot.
 Florence; Jewell Tanner, Holly Pend i;
 Elizabeth Hammer, Lisman; BlosSie
 Stephens, Albany; Lucille Bryan, Dothan.
 Garlands Tyler, AnRiston Edward
 Sandlen, Albany; pansy Tamkersley,
 Albany; Frances Lee Thomas, Ralpk i;
 Bertha Thomas, Ralph Grace Settreil, Ralph WiRiffed 4. Barton, Dora Cecil Edwards, Albany; Clifford Pullias, Al
 bany Eugene Houston, Wilton George
 Houston, Wilton: H. H. RebinAM, IT,,
 Scottsosre; Frances Lill, Acmar; Rob Iert Jefferson. Route T. Birningham {: