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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14


hru Dude davat 80. ledna toho-
to roku. Tez Ochotn1ci Sv. Va
clava zapeli nekolik p1sn1 z di-
vadel jichz sehrali ma osadnlm
jevisti. Use toto Sc potkalo S
velikym uspokojen1m jez bylo
zrejme dlouhym a bouflivym
potleskem pTftomnych. Slecna
Leoba Svehla hrala pTi plane.
Vsichni Sc citili velmi pra-
telsky. NekteT1 sc zde shleda-
Ii pfi teto zabave jiz sc nevi-
deli dlouha leta. Skoro vsich-
nj ma sve ceste dom1 ptali Sc:
kdy zas bro Dude takova do
mac1 zabava?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14
Obeti automobilove melody
pohrbeni v Baltimore.

We stTedu pohTbeni byli ma
Greenmount hTbitove lieute-
nant John H. Cross a jeho man
zelka, kteT1 sc stall obet1 auto
mobilove melody ma silnici v
New London, Conn.,, kdyz au-
tomobil S mimi sjel Sc silnice.
Automobil v nehode Sc chytil
a manzelka lieutenantova u
horela ku smrti. Behem dva-
nacti hodin pc jejf smrti zem-
rel manzel jeff. Ku nehode do
slo, kdyz praskla guma ma ko-
lie,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14

DR.. Arthur 0. Lovejoy pc
27 rokG professor filosofie ma
Johns Hopkins universite ozna
mil, re v cervnu skonc1 ucitel-
skou cinnost svoji ma universe
te ably venoval Sc dals1mu stu
diu a sepisovan1.
Doufa, re z1ti Dude pc sve
v Baltimore.
DR.. Lovejoy narozen byl v
Berllne, v Nemecku, kde otec
jeho studoval lekaTstvl a pax
Sc venoval kazatelskemu povo-
lanl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14
Byvaly universitni professor Sc
zastrelil.

V Riverdale, Md, Sidney w.
Wentworth, byvaly professor
ma Maryland universite sc "a
strelil. Nalezen byl mrtev ma
moste v bl1zkosti College Park
domova sveho. Vpalil 81 do
lebky dive kule. Professor, jenz
star byl "A rokG, byl nalezen
mrtvy v nedeli. Rucnice leze-
la vedle neho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14
Kradeze.

Mildred Young re $500 bio
ku E. Chase ulice, stlucena by
la a oloupena o svoji tobolku
kdyz We ctvrtek vecer cekala
ma rohu Chase a Chester ulic
ma bus. V bezvedom1 lezfci
nalezla Leah Downing re 800
blocku N. Chester ulice a po-
starala Sc O jej1 poslan1 do
Johns Hopkins nemocnice, kde
pres pill hodiny zdstala crane
ma lezeti v bezvedom1. Pc pro-
buzen1 Sc udala, re napadena
byla cernochem a okradena o
tobolku, v n1z mela Is cent?.
= Frederick j. Davis z Mil
ford avenue, ~prepaden a okra-
den byl neznamym muzem,
ktereho swell We SVEN automo-
blu. Davis udal, re kdyz "a
stavil ma Garrison Boulevard a
Duvall avenue, pozadan byl
mladym muzem O svezen1 do
1900 blocku Liberty Heights
avenue. Kdyz Davis S MIN ma
m1sto urcene dojel, neznamy
vytazenym revolverem pohro-
I'll mu O vydani penez. Davis
dial mu $14. PAX p~Tinutiv Da-
wise vyj1ti z AUTOMOBILE, dial sc
ma 1tek a prchl.
- Sarah Mcclure re St.
Paul ulice, okradena byla O to-
bolku s SO kdyz sla pc &c. ulici
nedaleko sveho domova. O.
kradena byla cernochem.
= Cernoch ukradl 45lete
Katherine Kedder v 600 bloc
ku Washington Boulevard to-
bolku sc $3.50 a brejlemi.
Vykriky zeny postraseny
cernoch, Jenz j vytrhl pene-
zenku v nedeli v noel, kdyz sla
pc naroz1 Wolfe a Jefferson u
lie, odhodil tuto a dial Sc ma u
tex aniz by dotekl Sc vnitTku
tobolky. Napadenou byla Ca
Uterine Donaldson.
= 18lety cernoch vineny z
kradeze SIS v sobotu v noel z
pokladny cernosskeho divadla
We 21OO blocku Pennsylvania
avenue, drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $10.5O0 pro soud pred vel
koporotou.
Cernochem jest Howard Tho
mas, jenz okradl Corn Cham
bers, pokladnu divadla.
= Tri ozbrojenf cernostf
bandite v severovychodn1m dis
provedli 2 pTepady a o.
ctyTi osoby o $2O2.5O.
V pTepadu pred "a hodina-
mi uloupeno bylo dvema ban
.ity SO.
Popis banditd souhlasil. Po-
soudf, re oba pTepady jak
nedeln1 tax pondeln1 provede-
ny byly temitez osobami.
Prvnf prepaid byl v cistfrne
We 800 blocku Mosher ulice,
kde krejc1mu, Moses Tobb u
bylo 500 a pax olou-
pen jeden z navstevn1kd fir
my, j. R. Rice We 400 blocku
Linden avenue O $3.50.
Druhy prepaid proveden byl
"a 2. poschod1 1radovny We
1900 blocku Pennsylvania a.
venue, skorem ma prot severo-
zapadnf policejn1 stanici. DR..
N. Christmas, Ger
noch, udal, re cernosi wall mu
penezenku Sc 500 a jinou pc
nezenku ukradli cernochu,
Melvin DeLeon, jenz byl v u
.adovne.
Kratke stfhan1 pc Baltimore
llici pTedchazelo v pondelf u
veznen1 Alberta Peterson, "a
Leteho z Harrisburg, Pa, jenz
ltikal pc nezdarenem pfepa-
du v blizkosti Charles ulice.
Policista Robert Lewis z u
stTednf stanice, udal, re obetf
ieho mel byti Alexander Pra-
ger z 800 blocku st. Paul ulice
Prayer zastavil svIj automo-
bill, ably mohl z neho vystoupi-
ii spolujedouc1. Zat1m co dve-
re byly jeste otevreny, muz Sc
vlozil ruku do kapsy
a Tekl: Toto jest prepaid. Sem
S vas1mi pen1zi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14

OUh ONAACANJ1N
prapory klubu anebo spolku
jez staly by Sc pychou VAST zde
v ceske casti mesta. Vazfme
81 tud1z dvojnasob te velike cti
ponevadz prapory nam byly
darovany cd nasf spolusestry
p1. Elizabeth Smith, rozene Ii
pa. V Americe rozena mezi
Americany zije a srdce ma ce-
ske a proto nemdzeme il nazy-
vati jenom matkou ale kralov-
nou naS1ch praporG, naseho
demokratickeho malckeho
klubu. Zajiste kazda z mas S
pohnutym srdcem vzpominati
Dude ma tento den, kdy ulice-
mi zdejsfmi Whit Sc budou "a
stupove svornych a vernych
CechoslovakG vlajlcimi prapo-
ry a "a osvezuj1cfho hlaholu
hubby ceske ma den naseho O.
svobozeni %. r1jna. Jeste Fad
ny stat nemGze Sc pochlubit s
jejich svatkem jake my zde
Cechoslovaci V Baltimore. Bu-
de to slavnost pro mas velika a
Dude to svatek a utvrzenl ma
SIGH praporG a sesilenf slib1 a
zavazkG ku spolecnemu Gill.
Nuze tedy zavlaj jiz mily pra-
pore vesele zde We ceskoslo-
venske ctvrti mad hlavami
svych vernych deer zeme &C.
chic, rozvin sve perute a pfij-
mi mas pod ochranu svou a vo-
diz mas cestou lasky a svorno-
sti. M. Senger.
= Ma nedeli, dine 6. unora
pTipravuje Dram. Odbor Sok.
Jed. Blesk velke dramaticke
dflo spisovatele Wrant. Soko-
la-TGmy "Gorali". Hra O 4
jednan1ch, re zivota horalG
slezskych raztok zpoza Ses1na
Do kraje, O nemz krv1 sveho
srdce zoufale lapel slezsky
bard Bezruc, jehoz vykrik pin
bolest1 zachvel ceskym nitrem
vlozil spisovatel del teto hry.
Tam v divokych raztokach
pod Kicerou a Slavicem male
ri divoky kvet, z nehoz vyrost-
la tato hra = lidf zapomenu-
tych a zapomfnanych. Tam
prozfval p1sne Bezrucovy a
tam porozumel jeho vykTiku O
hrobech "a Sesinem.
Tam v onech raztokach po-
znal, jak daleko je ku sprave-
dlnosti, daleko k Bohu, kde
lid zije zivotem drsnym, ne
dotcen nic1m co by no zuslech-
tovalo, zapadly V nevedomos-
ii, zapomenuty, propadly al
koholu a odsOuZen k odnarod-
Hra je studovana S velkou
peclivost1 "a rezie bratra Jana
a sestry Otilie Mar
tlnkove. Dop.
- Telegram! DOSCaVon1c-
ko vsech nasich Cechoslovakn
narodnfch krojfch jest ma
Selskem Plese, ktery
pofada Del. Vzdel. Spolek
"Pokrok", V sobotu, dine 20.
ledna V Delnickem Dome.
Zvlaste upozornujeme, re Sc
Dude tancit narodn1 tanec Be-
seda a piles tento Dude jeden z
nejleps1ch letosn1 sezony. Hud
"a p. A. KlimeSe, mi. Vstupne
.0c. Zacatek v 8 hodin vecer.
.onec az rano. Proto vzhGru
V kroj1ch do Delnickeho Domu
IA ctvrty Selsky Pies. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-14
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
M1stn1 zpravy.
z k~rajanskych kruhG.

gust klecka. Ma ZpaCecnl ceS-
te zastavil Sc v Chicago navst1-
viz tam byval6ho Baltimorana,
p. Vaclavu Klecku. V Chica-
gu byl svedkem snehovych
bOuTi.
" poctu asi 1000 zen L.
castnivsfch Sc recepce John l..
Whitehurst, kandidatky gene
ralnf Independently gene
ralnich sdruzeni zenskych klu-
BIZ, jez uspoTadana byla go
vernerem Nice a jeho chot1 V
residence v Annapolis We ctvr-
tex, prftomnou byla chot vlad-
nfho marsala, pf. August Klec-
ka.
Hosty recepce byly presi-
dentky a jine 1rednice zen
skych klub1 Marylandskeho
statu. Mezi pTftomnymi bylo
tez nekolik Representative z
Washington.
Ma hrbitov6 Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohfbena byla 13. le-
dina pf. Katerina Kilian, vdo-
va, {. 1919 Abbott ulice, jez
srdecnf vadou skoncila We We
ku "a rokn II. ledna. Zane
chava 4 dftky. Narozena by
la V Pacive. Do Ameriky pri-
jela pred 81 roxy. Nalezela
ku spolku Oltarnimu.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele pohTbena byla V Ute
ry pf. Johanna Werner, man.
zelka Charles Werner, {. 1900
Parkwood avenue, jez skonala
zkornatenim arteri1 We veku
70 rokn 8. ledna. Zesnula ma
rozena byla v Cechach.
Ma hThitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrbena tento patek
pf. Mary Janos, manzelka Ma
teje JanoS, s. 2204 Ashland a.
venue, jez skonala srdecn1 va
dou V nemocnici We start So ro-
XII II. ledna. Zesnula naro-
zena byla V Baltimore. Male
zela ku spolkGm: Oltarn1mu a
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomo-
CT.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. w.
kupitele pohrben Dude V sobo-
tn p. Stanley Drazul, manzel
Mary Drazul, {. sol N. Rose.
ulice, jenz skonal II. ledna V
nemocnici. Byl ~majitelem gro
cernfho obchodu. Narozen byl
v Rakousku.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach a Syn.
- Velkolepe CARD PARTY
porada Velko- Vybor j. c. D.
Statu Maryland S podrfzenymi
sbory " nedsli, dne 9. ledna We
2:3O hod. odpoledne. Ku velke
navStsve I'VE zabavni vybor.
- Zpevy! Dram. Odbor Del.
Vzdel. SpoIku "POKROK"
Odd. sehraje v nedsli, dine
Is. ledna 1888 v Dslnickem
Dome, rob Madison a Rose ul.
divadeInf predstaveni pod ma
zvem "Chudy PisnickaT", o.
braz z vesnickeho zivota Sc
zpsvy o S jednanich. Prelozil
a move upravil Hanus Cimr.
NasIedujfci 1cinkujf: = v.
PECK, A. Klimes, ST., v. MIRA
kova, Jars Silhan, Jar. PECK,
Mrakova, NJ. Bortlik,
Bozena Pavlovska, Jos. Pavlov-
sky, Jar. Francik, Jan Mraka,
RIzena KlimeSova, Marie Kr-
Ant. PECK, Vol. svec,
Jos. Kris, Frant. Vasicek, Ant.
Zeleny.
Rezie S. J. PavIovsky. Zaca-
We 3 hodiny odpol. Vstup
voIny. Zpsvy nacvicil a hudbu
Tidf s. A. Klimes, mi. K velke
kazdeho I'VE drama
odbor.
Neopomente!!! Ma Selsky
Pies v sobotu, dne %. ledna.
" nedeli, dine %. ledna O
6. iodine vecer Dude Prvn1
Cesky Damsky Demokraticky
7. wardy oslavovati II.
a zaroven odhalen1 a O.
devzdanf praporu klubu v Del
nickem Dome. Oslava tato bu-
de otevTena S malym progra-
mem a s p6knou veceTf, pri kite
re Dude 1cinkovati hudba So
kolskeho dorostu. Tancovati
Sc Dude do pill noel, mono i
dele a to vsechno Dude "a pou-
35c vstupneho. Zabavnl
uctive I'VE kazdeho a
re navsteva Dude velika.
Vazenf pratele! Zda-li pax
b. UoSo crdce neDleSalO a me-
Evening star., 1938-01-16

Friends, in fact, have given him
some Of his best stones. though he
continues to search Rock Creek Park
and other sections near here for
minerals.
1t happens that he doesn't know
many boys in Washington who are
collectors but through correspondence
has become acquainted with young
collectors all over the country and
often trades minerals through the
mails
Il wrote to principals of junior
high schools in a number of cities
in order to get some addresses of
boys who we're interested in stones"
he explained. That's how I built
up my correspondence"
Jimmie has another hobby-chem-
istry-and part Of his basement work.
shop is set aside for small chemistry
laboratory.
Il took that up just about the same
time started my mineral collec-
ton" he said. adding that the two
hobbies work together very well, since,
in identifying minerals. it's often use
full to make a chemical test. He's
learned many of these tests which he
has applied to his own collection.
Jimmie reads several magazines on
minerals and has become friendly
with the editors of two Of these maga-
zines who. like his friends in WASH
ington. have from time to time sent
him interesting pieces for his COL
lection.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Supper Mates
For the Party

HAVE you ever been to a party
- where the hostess had bad time
pairing the boys and girls of for re-
freshments? Well, here are some
amusing ways for you to choose part
ners at your next party.
Hang a sheet in a double doorway
just high enough to show the girls
feet below. Stand the girls behind
the sheet and have the boys walk in
front and choose their partners from
the shoes. which are all they can see.
Another way Is to write the names
Of famous lovers on slips of paper,
giving the names of the girls to the
boys and the names of the boys to the
girls. Then the guests hunt their mates
for partners. Examples of names which
might be used are Romeo and Juliet,
Antony and Cleopatra, Ivanhoe and
Rebecca. King Arthur and Queen
Guinevere, Paolo and Francesca, etc.
If you are giving a large party and
want everyone to know everyone else,
have progressive partner supper. At
the end Of the first course, have the
boys get up and move one place to the
right.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Capital Girl
An Expert
Rider
Wins 80 Ribbons
and Trophies in
Three Years.

THOUGH her first ride on a pony
ended in q runaway, the occa-
sion proved to be lucky enough for
Betty Jeanne Wheatley Of 4525 Iowa
avenue NV.
The owner decided to give her the
mount!
That was three years ago. Today
Betty Jeanne, who is just l3, has 30
ribbons as well as numerous trophies
to show that her generous friends
confidence in her ability was not
misplaced.
Betty Jeanne has had many thrill
Ing experiences in these three years.
She's become an expert jumper and
loves it.
But it's not very likely that she'll
forget soon her first exciting ride.
I had always wanted a horse" she
SAID. And, somehow, I don't just
know why, felt perfectly sure /
could manage if ever got a chance
to ride"
Then, when she was 10, her chance
came. One Of her fathers friends
took her out in the country to a
farm where there was a pony called
Dynamite.
Betty Jeanne mounted, and it
wasn't very long before Dynamite be-
gan living up to his name. OF he
went in one direction. only to turn
violently and dash off in another, with
Betty Jeanne holding on the best way
she could.
1t was wild ride, but Betty Jeanne
managed herself so well the owner
decided she should have the horse.
Dynamite, brown-coated pony
stands only 48 inches high. but he
suited Betty Jeanne, and she rode
often. She entered him in shows and
races, and soon the trophies started
coming in.
AS she grew older, Betty Jeanne
began riding horses, though she does
not own horse-yet. Recently she
rode in the University of Maryland
Horse Show and won first prize, though
entrants included students from many
high schools and colleges.
Two months ago Betty Jeanne de-
cided to organize riding class among
some OF the girls In her section at
school. There are seven in the group
now, and under her supervision the
girls have spent many hours along the
bride paths of the Indian Spring Rid.
ing Club The young instructor does
not charge for her services. Just does
1t becomes she loves to ride and likes
to share her pleasure with others.
So enthusiastic has she become over
her riding. in fact. that Betty Jeanne
is beginning to think she would like
to make it profession.
I know there aren't very many of
them. but sometimes I think I'd like
to be lady jockey!" she declared. ut
certainly would be fun to ride a horse
out on the track"
She looks a little doubtful when
she says this, however. for even if
there were no other objections to this
career for her. Betty Jeanne is about
the size of the normal l3-year-old
girl and shows no signs Of stopping
growing. Jockeys, Of course, must be
very small and light. Perhaps she'll
have to content herself with being
fine amateur horsewoman.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Chop Effective
In Table Tennis
No, 3 OF q Series

NO. 5 OF Series.
THE chop is the chief defensive
stroke in table tennis. When you
have mastered it. you will be able to
combat hard-driving opponents
game which otherwise would battle
you completely.
The spin on the chop is exactly the
reverse Of the spin on the drive In
driving. you make the ball spin for
ward and downward; in chopping, you
make it spin backward. This is ac-
complished by hitting the ball as
though you were chopping at 1t with
IN axe.
Your position should be much the
same as in executing a drive-left
foot forward for forehand shot, and
right foot forward in playing ball
on your backhand. Start the stroke
at about shoulder height, and swing
forward and downward sharply, with
the top edge of the bat tipped back
ward. If you keep the shot as low as
possible, the ball will have very little
bounce when it strikes the table, and
your opponent will have trouble
handling it,
AS you experiment with the chop,
you will probably discover that you
can get sidespin on some shots, in
addition to the underspin which the
chop gives to the ball. For example, if
your opponent drives hard to your
forehand, try dropping back a step
and taking the ball low, using the
chopping motion and at the same time
drawing your bat to the left across
your body This "scooping" stroke
will give the ball sidespin as we'll as
underspin, and will make it take
sharp and erratic bounce when it hits
the table.
This stroke may also be executed
on your backhand, and it will some
times enable you to get back q drive
that otherwise would be impossible to
handle.
It takes plenty Of practice to master
the chop. but when you have once
learned it and the topspin drive, you
will know the basic strokes of the
game, and you will have a sound start
toward becoming really good player.
There is one other stroke which you
should know, and that is the smash,
which is used on high-bounding ball,
usually fairly close to the net. The
smash is just what its name implies,
. hard, smashing stroke which puts
the ball away where your opponent
can't get it. ,.-
The smash Is much like the fore
hand drive, except that it is hit with
out much spin. Simply take the high
bounding ball and slam it down across
the net into your opponents court
with all the speed you can get on It,
Evening star., 1938-01-16

With Color
Attractive
Up.to.the.Minute
Pictures Easy
To Make.
no YOU know how easy 1t Is to

no YOU know how easy 1t Is to
make attractive pictures. even II
you can't draw worth = cent" Is
the saying goes? And they won't be
just sketches on paper when you've
finished, but those up-to-the-minute
pictures made Of wood which are so
popular.
II you own . Jig saw, 30 much the
better: but the work can be done
with a sharp knife just as we'll. II you
use a knife, you'll have to select q
soft wood that will cut easily. But
whatever you use. the wood must be
close-grained or it will split. Select q
piece about a quarter-inch thick, get
your saw or knife and we'll start op-
erations.
This time we'll make q round pic
ture, but the instructions can be ap-
piled to any shape you prefer. The
first thing to do is to draw on your
wood circle Of the size you want
your finished picture to be. Then In
side that draw a smaller circle, leav-
ing frame" to suit the size you've
chosen. The Illustration will give you
an idea Of how 1t should look.
Now go through some old magazines
or illustrated folders and pick out q
design for your picture You must
watch one thing-be sure the design
has q bold, clear outline, Is not too
intricate or fancy. and touches the
frame in several places. For, you're
going to cut out around the edg. Of
the design so it will stand out from
the frame. In other words, you're
taking out part Of the background, so
the picture must touch the inside
edge of the circle in enough places
to hold it firm.
When you've decided on your de-
sign, trace it onto tissue paper, then
transfer it to the wood with carbon
paper, fitting it inside the circle. II
you wish, you can choose your design
first and then draw your frame
around it.
Taking the picture shown here as
our guide, the next thing to do Is to
cut carefully around the inside Of the
circle from one point where the hori-
zon line touches the edge of the other
and along the horizon itself as far as
the boy on one side and the sail on
the other. If it's easier for you. you
can cut out part Of this background,
or sky before you begin cutting
around the boy. Then carefully fol-
low the outline Of the boy and the top
Evening star., 1938-01-16

tract attention. One is group of
cut stones and the other, a group Of
fluorescent minerals which. as he ex-
planned it, are minerals which change
color under an ultra violet light"
ITO DEMONSTRATE fluorescence.
Jimmie has built a small wooden
box. painted black inside and out. and
electrically wired. Inside the box are
three bulbs-one plain light, bulb and
two argon lights, which throw of ultra
violet rays.
The plain light makes it possible to
show an object placed inside the box
in its usual coloring, while the ultra
violet light demonstrates fluorescence,
For instance, Jimmie has a speci-
men Of semi-opal which. under ordi-
nary light, is pale yellow Placed in
the black box. under the argon light.
however, it changes to beautiful
green.
He has learned also that vaseline,
machine oil and many other oils have
the same quality and he keeps small
bottles Of these in his workshop.
His collection Of fuorescent min
erals Is still small-he has only about
nine specimens at present-but his
collection Of cut stones contains about
so pieces. His interest in these was
developed when he was asked to op-
crate stone-cutting machine dis
played here recently at a scientific
meeting. Jimmie was permitted to
cut some of his own stones and has
added further to his collection with
specimens given to him by w. r.
Baxter of the Woodrow Wilson High
School faculty. who is not a relative
but who has long been interested in
Jimmie's hobby.
JIMMIE also has formed friendships
with DR.. William Foshag. curator,
at the National Museum, and his as
sistant, Dr. E. P. Henderson, who have
aided him in identifying specimens
and have contributed at times to his
collection.
Evening star., 1938-01-16
Riddles

THE Riddle Man hopes you won't
forget your New Year resolution
to send him all your favorite riddles.
1t may be long time before you see
them here, but if you will be patient
your riddles will be printed. And the
Riddle Man is very anxious to receive
them.
l. Why is dogs tail like the heart
of a tree?-Benny Hough.
2. When does a ship tell a false
hood?-Eddie Mae Graves.
3. Never leaves but often sticks,
people daily give it licks-Jane Pratt.
4. What seasoning since roasts be-
gan, best designates wise old man?-
Milo Jacks
S. Why is life the greatest of rid
dles?-Mary Paul.
ANSWERS.
l. Both are as far as possible from
the bark. 2. When she lies at the
wharf. 3. Stamp 4. Sage. S, Be-
cause We must all give it up.