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! quarters. as well as Government mem
| expert in their line of work. have been
obtained for instructors. The course
is the most comprehensive and
thorough ever attempted by the local
council.
\ special court of honor was held
at Camp Roosevelt last Sunday, with
c. G.. Schlaefli. a member of the camp
committee. acting as chairman in the
absence of DR.. BartSCh. Other mem
hers of the court We're Rev. h. W.
Johns, Rev. ]. y. Shrewsbury, In
William Blum. John s. Cole and J. W.
Talley.
The court passed on the appll,
tions of 10 boys and awarded 81 merit
badge, as follows: Troop 3. L. Harri-
son. masonry; Troop 10. RoHa,S
Brown. camping. civics. first aid To
animals. life.saving. music; Troop y,
Charles Chamberlin. cooking: Johu
Taylor. cooking: Troop 81. David Mil
Ter. physical development; Troop IS.
II. Emery. carpentry; +. Pierce, iirSr
aid to animals; Albert Powers, first
aid 10 animals; Troop ~. Oscar Sci
gel. camping, pioneering: Troop ~.
Everett Lank. Civics. first aid to ami.
mails, handicraft, music, Troop -,
William Blum. il. athletics, poultrr
keeping; Troop 81. Ernest Stout
camping. tiremanship Richard Ted
row, athletics. pathtindinE: Troop leo,
Trimhle Sawtele. hiking. painting.
reptiles: Troop 100. Richard $ Hunt.
err. conservation, firemanship; Troop
119, Clinton Skidmore cooking: Troop
12S, Charles kadcl, cooking: Theodore
Corner, cooking; Troop 40 Frank
Marshall. cooking, flremanship.
Everett Lark, Troop 40. obtaines
. he
to entitle him to the rank of Eaglt
Scout. William Blum. ir.. Troop -
and Richard Tedrow. Troop 60 he
came Life Scouts.
With the closing of the regular sea.
son at Camp Roosevelt, Camp Wiz
son is enjoying increased patronage
More than 80 scouts spent the weeIt
end there and a greater number viii
he expected from now on. The out
Of-town scouts are loud in their praise
of the camp and particularly speak II
the beauty of the woods around rhe
swimming pool.
Eleven boys of Troop 1O1. WITH
their scoutmaster, Mr.. Howertou.
have just returned from a most On.
jOyable trip down the Potomac Tia
trip was made in n large boat. and IN.
cluded visits to Mount Vernon ami
camping stops at Fort WaShinctos
and Fort Footc. Those making the
trip were Johnson. Best. Rriscoe.
Smith. Mcneil, MaCCrav, jackson.
DOugherty Nailor. Burton and jon,
dan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
WORLD ART CENTER
IN ILLINOIS WOODS
Famous Singers Appear Each
Season at Suburban
Opera House.

BY The Associated Press.
RAVINIA. III. August 14.-Bay-
reuth Oberammergau. Ravinia'
Fifteen years devotion to Il high
purpose has added to the other two
this name of the opera house in the
woods" now a recognized world cen
ter of art
Here from every State in the
Union and from foreign countries
music lovers gather. Here night after
night throughout the summer. when
musical activity elsewhere. except in
South America and COvent Garden.
London. is 1T a StandStill, are pre-
scented a galaxy of the most widely
known of the worlds singer-actOrS in
ina jon grand opera.
\ Daring" Institution.
1t is a daring institution. for season
after season il has dared to present
10 weeks ana 3 ia VS. OF grand opera
by artists chosen from the greatest
Winter opera houses. 1t has dared to
make its home in a beautiful suburb
and invite it's patrons to take a jour
ney of more than 20 miles from Chi
cago TO hear its performances
Ravinia is an expression of the be
lief Of Louis Eckstein who made it
possible, that every man, regardless
Of ideas born of humdrum, has a
thirst for finer and better things.
For several wears il was better known
in Europe than in America. because
its fame was carried there by the
artists and patrons.
Ravinia Mr.. Eek believes. may
be compared with Bayreuth and to
Oherammergau, but In the final analy
ciu IL 1Ga al nj
of musical education. 1t brings the
hest that is to be had in opera within
the reach Of all the people.
Setting Is Unique.
Its setting Is unique It is nestled
away among Glens of trees and flow
ers, "A brief distance from the shore
of Lake Michigan. There is nothing
artificial about it Beauty of its sur
roundinGs is adding yearly TO its
popularity AS a vacation place. where
vacation and music may he had to-
gether.
Otto II. Kahn of New York. chair
man of the board of directors of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. who
made Il special trip here for the open
ing night this season. pointed to an
other of Ravinia $ extraordinary fea-
lures. Its rare acoustic properties
resulted from an ACT OF nat ure. Civ
ing ii a physical asset that could not
be duplicated even with the wealth of
CroeSuS.
Kahn Envies Natural Setting
This opera house" Mr.. Kahn said.
"is like n fine old StradivariuS violin
which nature has melloWed. We
would give anything If we could build
an opera house in New York with
acoustics such as these. but ii can
not he done. iIere it is that nature
has been The architect
The Ravinia Opera House, built in
905 tor orchestral concerts. has n
wooden ceiling which Is arched like
the body of a VOL and is made of
pine of a peculiar quality, which dur
ing the wears has retained its life. 1t
has been subjected to correct musical
vibrations and, like the Instruments
of old Cremona. 1t is as responsive to
tone as though it were alive. In the
opera house or at the gates nearly a
block distant. all is audible.
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otherwise. Even the editorial staff is
anonymous.
Pvt Arthur r. NewcOmb. Company
F, 121st Engineers. has been dis
charged, to enter the United States
Coast Guard Academy New London
Conn.
Bernard j. Mcdonald has enlisted In
Company T.. 121st Engineers. He is
a brother of the popular drum ma ior
of the 121st Engineers Band
Corpl Joel Reznek is striving 70 get
more men of Company + to take an
interest in target practice and reminds
them that if they don't, they will be
in a terrible fix when the next war
breaks. But here's his appeal. in the
Fray:
Besides being a duty, rifle shoot
ing is an exhilarating sport. To shoot
a powerful 1920 Springfield rifle,
which costs cents a crack, and to
see the white or bulls eye disk come
up gives a. satisfying thrill Rifle
shooting Is held on the range at Camp
Simms every Sunday. Go out; shoot
so rounds and qualify: get a free meal;
have a good time with the boys, and
it will be of much better satisfaction
to yourselves. as we'll as a commend
able duty performed for your com
panN.
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BOY SCOUTS

Camps and camping trips have al
ing interest to Boy Scouts, and this
Summer in Washington has been no
exception. Not only have the Wash
ington Scouts done their share of
camping and travelling themselves but
they have been hosts to multitudes of
visiting brothers from all over the
United States and also from foreign
countries. Many of the visiting troops
and Scouts have STAYED at Camp VIII
son, the Scout reservation near the
city. while a few of them have gone
to Camp Roosevelt on The Chesapeake
Fay.
Among the visitors of the past week
We're 80 Scouts from the Panama
Canal Zone under the leadership of
Commissioner T.. A Bodga: ii Scouts
Of Troop 3, from Pontiac. Mich: Il
group from Oregon. another from
Iinesville. Pc. and isolated Scouts
from Boston, Pittsburgh. Atlanta and
other points.
Prof Titus Ulke. naturalist and
writer, formerly of the National Mu-
scum, spent a few days at Camp
Roosevelt last week. conducted hikes
and gave some interesting talks. The
professor proposes to donate n part OF
his wonderful collection of Indian
relics to the camp as nucleus for Il
larger collection to be made by the
boys.
The regular camp season at Camp
Roosevelt was over last Monday. and
the past week the G.. NJ. o., the secret
honor tribe of the camp. We're in pos
session. According TO the reports
that have leaked through the mystic
circle. there has not as yet been an
idle moment for any one. Excursions
into the interior and boat trips of con
siderable length were on the itinerary.
Next week the facilities of the camp
will he used for the men of Washing
ton who are interested in scouting,
tho council having voted to extend
this privilege free of charge to pro
spective Scout leaders. The program
for this course has been completed.
and men from NATIONAL Scout head
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500 Color Combinations
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simultaneously Cadillac has added
new improvements and rehnements
notably in an exclusive cushion
spring design that is incomparably
luxurious and easeful; in added
niceties of trim and ftments; in
the development of new lines with
larger and more curving Tenders;
new radiator she'll design; new and
larger lamps rehnements which,
in combination with an unap-
preached range of body styles and
color selections, place the new
Cadillac on commanding pin
nacle of individualized luxury and
distinction.
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oltCl SLlAoiio VA liz L
outfit ut r I t
Humphreys. Va.
will be Second
Lieut.. Enrique G.
Conova. He has
just been given
his commission in
the local Engineer
c orps, following
promotion f + O IN
the ranks, and has
been assigned to
Company a.
Lieut.. Conova is
q native Of Pa
latka, Fla, but
has lived in Cuba
and other points
in the South. He
received his early
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Cadillac's genius for leadership was
never so manifest as today, when,
following on the heels of the most
successful year in its history, when
sales increased S7.5 per cent,
Cadillac inaugurates the unprece-
denied plan of providing5oo color
and upholstery combination and 50
body styles and types.
Thus to the unequaled perform
ance of the new, 9o-degree, S-cyl-
Under Cadillac is added unexampled
luxury and distiction-with the
widest possible latitude for individ-
uality in &c selection of body
style, color and upholstery.
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District National Guard

Among the new officers of Company
a, 121st Regiment of Engineers. Ma
tiopal Guard of the District of Co
lumbia, who will be in charge of the
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Walnut Ridge, AK.

Dear Santa We are three little
girls, o, Z and 5 years old. We go 70
school every day and love our teacher.
We are good girls and help mother
work. We want you to bring us sever
al nice things for Christmas. Weknow
that times are hard and we will not
ask you to bring us much. Don't for
get our baby sister. Bring her tee1h-
ing ring and chocolate candy. Bring
US lots Of good things to eat. Plehse
remember mother and daddy and or
good partner, Uncle Mort. Remember
all the little children owed the 1uu-
try and best of all, don't forget us four
little kiddies. Your little friends,
Geneva, Reba and Mike Dean.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Warm Snrings. Ark.

Dear Santa Claus IL am little
boy years old. go to school and
am in the first grade. l try to be
good little boy. l want you to bring
me some oranges, some bananas and
a lot OF Christmas candy. / want some
fire crackers, Roman candle and some
torpedoes. Please bring me a lit,'e
pocket knife with a chain. Please
don't forget my three little brothers
and remember my mother and da1dy
also. I'll go to bed early and shut my
eyes tight. Your little boy,
Perry Bryan Baker
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas, Ark.

NV Dear Good Santa AS Christ
mas is almost here will write you
again. l am a little boy z years or
age. / have real black eyes and brown
hair. go to school and love my teach
er, Mrs. Hulen. / help my mother all
/ can. / want you to bring me a coast
er wagon, basket ball, fire works,
candy, nuts and fruits Please remem-
Der my big papa and big mama, also
my little cousin, Imogene, mother and
father. I'll be in bed when you come
an .dhave my eyes closed tight. Your
little boy, Luttrell Fender
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Warm Springs, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus We are two lit
tie boys and go TO school every day.
We are years old and are in the III
grade. We like our teacher fine AMI
try to be good boys So please remom-
Der us and bring us a lot of candy,
nuts, oranges and apples. Bring us
lot of fire works, pocket knife api ce
and two toy pistols and lot of cas-.
Don't forget our little cousin, Glennard
Bryan, in Denver, Colo. Please re-
member all our little cousins here, our
two grandma's and grandpa's, our
great-grandfather and mother and dad
dy. Wen 90 to bed early. Your little
boys. Roy and Troy Baker.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Elevenpoint, Ark.
Dear Santa IL am a little girl z
years old. / stay at home with my
mother while my brothers and sisters
go to school. l am good little girl
and help my mother all can. want
you to bring me doll, candy, nuts
and fruits. Don't forget my little eou-
sins, Ray Davis and Catherine Pierce,
and Aunt Cal Stubblefeld and Aunt
Lola Hawkins. They all want some
thing nice. Your little girl,
Lola Lee Stevens.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas, Ark.

IOcdnOnldS, Alk.
Dear Utt Santa 4 Clans:-Iwill gr;te
you a letter to tell you what | want
for Christmas 1 have been good
little girl and went to school every day.
i want you to bring me some little
dishes, doll that can talk and please
don't forget my little friend, DAILY Dal-
ton. He wants little wagon and
some goats. He lives at Yadkin. l
viii 60 to bed early and close my eyes
tight. l will close, hoping to see you
on Christmas Eve night Your little
girl, Esther Hand.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Dalton, ARK.
Dear Santa IL am o little boy
years old and go to school every day.
Santa / want you to bring me a little
team Of billy goats, some candy, or
anges and don forget my friend, Jen-
ME Lorsbach. She wants a big mama
doll. And don't forget my brother,
Grover, rubber ball. l will go to led
early. Your man, Henry White.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Warm Springs. A.

Warm Springs, AK.
Dear Santa Calus II am little
boy IL years old and am in the 9th
grade. | go to school every day and
like my teacher fine. l try to be
good boy and help my mother and dad
dy all l can. 1 know you will $ On
be on your Christmas journey, so please
remember me and bring me a lot CT
candy. l want large cocOanut, a
pocket knife, pair Of gloves, and
pir of leggins l will go to bed ear y
and shut my eyes tight. SO don't for
get your little hoy, Carl Baker.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas, Ark.

Pocahontas, Ark
Dear Santa Claus FL am little
bay IA months old. Daddy and moth
er say am a very fine boy and know
you will not forget me so l will tell
you what want for Christmas, a
large rubber ball. toy dog, some A
B G blocks and some oranges. Please
don't forget my little cousins, some In
Arkansas one in Missouri and one in
Oklahoma. 1 will have my Christmas
tire ready for my toys. Your little
friend, DAILY Holt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Success. Ark.

SUCCESS, ME.
Dear Old Santa IL am a little girl
nine years old. l live two miles south
Of town. i go to school at town aud
what | want for Christmas is apples,
oranges and nuts of all kinds and all
kinds of good things to eat. And |
also want doll and doll buggy and
a pair Of gloves to wear to school. So
that is all for this time for the roads
may be bad. And Santa don't forget
my mother and also my grandpa. BE
sure and bring them something too.
SO good bye Santa. l win go to bed
early and shut my eyes tight. Yours
truly, Myra Melton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas, ARK

Pocahontas, ARK.
Dear Santa Claus IL am a little
girl, 20 to school every day. am a
very good girl when / am asleep. |
will now tell you what / want for
Christmas. l want a jumping jack,
pair of gloves box of stationery,
some fruits, nuts and candies. DpI't
forget my good little friend, Guy Par
mer. He wants a little ice truck aad
train. Your little girl,
Gratchen Summers
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Elevenpoint, Ark
Dear Santa IL am a little boy Z
years old. l go to school and learn
my lessons as good as l can. l want
you to bring me toy pistol, a little
car, dancing negro, some candy and
nuts This is all l will ask of y)n
now for ] am sure you will bring ine
what l asked for and IL l should ISL
for more you might not bring me any
thing at ALL So don't forget my faith
er, mother and all of my cousins. Your
little boy, Clarence Stevens.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Maynard, Ark.

Dear Old Santa Claus IL am a lit
tie girl 10 years old and / am writing
you to let you know what l want for
Christmas. ] want you to bring me
some candy, apples, oranges and doll
buggy and some more things for Christ
mas, a little watch and box, some
handkerchiefs and the other things
that | can't think of.
Janett jarrett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Elnora, Ark

Dear Santa Claus II am little
boy four years old. am going to TIL
you what | want for Christmas.
want a toy tractor, a wagon, candles.
oranges, apples and all sorts OF nuts.
will not ask for much this limo.
Your little boy, Woodrow Cooper.
2. S. Don't forget my little sister.
. years old. She wants q doll aud
cradle, candies, oranges, apples, and
all kinds of nuts. Your girl. Helen
Cooper
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Reyno, Ark.

Reyno, Ark.
Dear Santa IL am a little girl In
the third grade have no mother.
l stay with my aunt My teacher saws
that am improving in my studies and
/ hope you do not forget me. i've
been good at school and at home
want a little doll buggy, pair of sh .es.
pair of gloves, candy, apples, oranges
and cocoanuts. This is all / w'it,
Santa Claus. Fredn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
st. Louis. Me.

st. Louis, Me.
Dear Santa Claus We are two lit
tie boys and years old and we trJ
awfully hard to be good. We want
you to be sure to stop by Christmas
We were in town and saw your rein
deers and sled one day, but failed 70
see you. We want n big coaster wag
ON, scooter, train and track, III
tie machine and garage, and a lot Of
good things TO eat Won't ask fof
any thing more for we want you .
go see our little cousins and lltib
aunt, wynona Kerley. She lives d1v,
in Peach Orchard. We will go to uea
early and go right to sleep Your nP
tie boys,
Vernon and Clifford Thompson
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

pOcahOntas, lNSk
Dear santa Another Merry Chm
mas ls almost here and / am writA
Won again TO tell you about mysS
ana what ] want you to bring me-.
am 10 years of age have black han
and black eyess l go to school ana
love nv good teacher, Mrs. Mock. ]
help mother with her house work. -
Santa please bring me nice RAG;
sweater, basket ball, fruits, nuts ana
candy, and some fire works If you have
them. Remember, my dear big papa
and big mama also my mother anu
father and little cousin, Imogene. III
go to bed early and close my eyes real
tight and be in sunderland when you
come. Your little girl,
Wanda Verna Fender.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Hamil, Ark.

HhmII, Nrk.
Dear Santa Claus I'm little boy
3 years old. Ihave been a good boy.
l carry in stove wood for mother ald
want you to bring me a little red
wagon, some fire works, some apples,
oranges, candy and all kinds of nuts.
Please don't forget my little sister,
grandma and grandpa, papa and mama
and my uncle and aunt. Bring US all
some nice presents. Howard Bridges.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
holland. Ark.

NOland, Ark.
Dear Old Santa We are two little
girls and 10 years. We want You to
bring us sleepy doll, little set of
dishes and stove. some apples. nuts
and oranges. We viii go to bed early
and shut our eyes tight. Your little
girls, Belle Scott and Maggie Cox.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
~

Dear Old santa a fhttle girl
years old Mama sdys.riam yooa
little girl. / go to school every Ay.
/ want you 10 bring me doll, doll
buggy ring. Don't forget my good
teacher Miss pettyjohn. Bring moih.
er and daddy something nice too. Nh
70 to bed early. Your little girl,
Hazel Lorean Scott.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Brockett, Ark.

BrOckett, Ark
Dear Santa IL am little girl 10
years old. / win tell you what want
for Christmas. Iwant a fur eodt,
some over shoes and gloves to wear 20
school. Also some candy, apples and
all kinds I nuts. Your little girl,
Hope Tyler.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas. Ar

Pocahontas, Ark,
Dear Santa I'm a small boy, three
years old. I'll not ask you for much.
Please bring me a red wagon with rub.
Der tires, foot ball and a goose on
wheels. Then III thank you very
much. Please don't forget my grand
ma, daddy, mother and also my dog.
Please bring him some boots. Y1pr
boy, Junior Graham.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Pocahontas, Ark.

IUCHHUHIdHs NIX.
Dear Santa Claus II am a little
girl nearly three years old have a
little sister one year old. We would
like for you to bring us some apples,
oranges, candy, whistle, harp some
A b @ blocks, doll and kiddie ker
We win be good little girls. Good
bye Santa Your little girls,
Wanda Lea and Eileen Morris.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Elevenpoint, Ark.
Dear Santa Here comes another
one Of your boys. am years old, and
am going to school, and ! get my les
sons well. want you to bring me an
air gun, fire works, nuts, canay, ana
some fruits. SO will 90 to bed early
and close my eyes tight. Your little
hoy. Frank Stevens.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
warm Springs. Ark

WHTIH OTTIHEHl NTK-
Dear Old Santa ~ am a little boy
ten years old l have been good hoy.
] will tell you what ! want for Christ
mas. want an air rifle, rubber ball
and all kinds of good things to eat
Don't forget my little cousin, Junior
Turner. Your little friend,
Clarie Shaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Manllla. Ark.

Manllla, Ark.
Dear Santa We are two little
boys, 2and years old. l, Leo, wants
a little gun. Weldon wants little
car. We both want lots Of candy,
fruits Of all kind. Don't forget our
dear old Grandpa and Granny Bellah.
They live at Datto, Ark, and don't
forget our little brother, ]. b. Your
little boys. Leo and Weldon Bellah.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
pocahontas,

POcanOhio'i
Dear Santa II am a little ~
years old and / have tried 10 "
so you would bring me q stoVe
coking vessels, a thimble ana ela~
cry hoops and would like Iew
les, So I'll not have to Dorrv"
Grandma, for / have lost qui.e
Of hers. would like to nase s,
fruit and candy. / would ruiz srIs
''''' ' Nell MOI
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Pocahontas, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus ;-Will now write
you and tell you what l want for
Christmas. 1 want a jumping jack,
n mama doll, a sewing box, fruits,
nuts and candies. Don't forget my
little friend, Howard Missile He wants
a little red wagon. Your little girl,
Ruby Stout.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Reyno. Ark.

Reyn0, Ark.
Dear Santa Claus:--I am little
girl s years old. / am in the secoHQe.
grade. / want YOU to bring ---9 ~~sle
candy, nuts, oranges, apples and big
doll. Well / won't ask for any more
this time. Yours truly,
Marie Blackburn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

BrOcketL, Ark.
Dear Santa ~ am little girl soon
be years. old and then i will go 70
school ] want some candy and lots
Of nuts for Christmas. Don't forget
my little sisters, Carmon and Gonna.
They want an apple and some candy.
Your little girl, Enid Shaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Dear Santa IL am a little boy
months old and would be ticklea
you would be kind enough to bring y
some big oranges and little red nls'
chair, also bananas for am very los
Of them. Don't forget my little y
sins at Pocahontas, Elevenpoint
Truman. ] will always be one OF lV
real good little boys,
Bryce Carlton SparkmA'
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Hamil, Ark.

huuuiAf ~ NJ
Dear Santa Claus II am a little
girl years old. Please send me for
Christmas a mama doll and a d II
buggy and big rubber ball, some candy
apples, oranges and nuts. Please dou't
forget my daddy and mama, also my
two grandmas and grandpas. l am
your little girl,
Willmo Nadine McCamev.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
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Warm Springs. Ark.

Warm Springs, Ark
Dear Santa Claus I'm sure YOU
wouldn't forget such a good little girl
as / but thought l would write you
any way Please bring me n box Of
stationery, face paint, and also good
story book Please don't forget ny
little school mate, Beuah Whittenburg.
Your friend, I.Orene Shaver.