Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29

you VIII certainly be late for breakfast
and earn q 6emertt. And. another
thing, he sure 70 fold your towel and
wash cloth and don't leave your tooth
brush fun Of tooth paste again, or I
snan't be able 70 overlook Il. You VIII
have 70 take Q black mark. Remem-
Der. ! have given you your last chance;
Yes. hfizs Print" said Patricia
In the meantime Louise had ieaped
from bed and was dashing cold water
You ali night, Louise7" asked the
~Oh. yes, quite. thanks Just awfully
stiff from the exercises / have 70 90
every night Patricia Is trying TO teach
me 70 dance. I can hardly move In the
mornings. She says she Is hmering me
and making me supple. but heavens. ]
feel more r1g1d than ever"
But you'll get over that. won't she.
Hiss Prfnt7 mumbled Patricia with
naouthful Of tooth paste. Why. the
was going 10 be permanently bow
Legged Ny iegs were just the shape
of the horse and I couldn't get them
stxaightened out Going upstairs was
bad enough, but coming down was
terrible. / was all right a. soon Is
had ridden q few times. though. 81
you rust keep II up. Louise. You'll gel
there. We'll make q 81. Denis Of you
mo, think IN always keep my
shoes On"
Miss Print went out. laughing heart
fly. Hurry up now, children. There
IL the breakfast bell. You are certainl;
going 70 be late"
Why. we're all ready. Miss Print.
said Patricia. giving her short locks
1t Is . good thing you weren't here
when I nrst came IS years ago. when
all the girls had long hair 70 comb In
The morning and were much more up
holsteged ia clothing than you are.
count ~ any Of you would have evei
gotten 70 breakfast on time.
The scholarship roll was pinned U
the bulletin board IA the assembly
room and was the focus Of attention
s!t<r breakfast. The monthly reDori
ARDS had announced each girls mark
ne day before, but II remained 70 ths
bulletin boaFd 70 disclose their EN-
c4ency In relation 10 the sister students
Beside the scholarship list was postkI
IT, promising announcement that tn,
first II girls on the list we're " h2ys
Saturday outing II The Little Rel
House"
'.Hoorsy for the Nifty Miners" shout.
ed Mary Harris We all get 20 20 bu
the p6>1r little serf It's a shame sf'
is 20 far down II IL had been the las
twelve now. she could have gotteE
there"
But what about me" Gsked gleAsaol
Eisbee, cFsning heT neck over Nary
shoulder with difnculty. One, two
three, forum -n-ains. Ten. eleven
On, would you believe IL. I'm THIh'
TENTH II that isnt just my luck
bow I can't ~ either"
y0u were twelfth Too bad. But cheei
saD. some Gay we'll start q party st M
REQ House thai will he exclusively f0l
Miners"
Louise and Patty cid pretty well foi
Themselves W c0Fns oIt first and sec
ofac / don't see how you got u h.
ss11ofld Pat. I've never teen you ge
sny headaches studying"
IL Is going 10 he quite al uil1srtAk
tng " hold uhe Iecorc," said Fsirieii
aoutJtfuiIy Dad viii be ~ pleased
.lfn he hears about IL snd then IL
Tart siumping he VIII " ~ disap
pointed
Well, uy dOing iItDs work dear
Saturday Ws9 one ~ uWEe mAciIi
days when tIae frost, late IA coming
mad hastily stumbled upon The country
s.ce and upset ell it, brilliant coior a
unce. with the result that the entire
saene seemed set for d carnival Daj
nsple9 pTaIlced and haunted their utI~l
gednshs while tie more SoiSef oars bief
10 look soiemn in their caTniyals dis
gulse A. blanket u msuye WA throw
over the distant hills for background
Al through the field rsG those IoA