The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 14, 1936, Page 10

THIS AFTERNOON, CHILDREN. WILL YOU PLEASE. COME FORWARD, DENNIE ? pr— THE CLASS IS DISMISSED FOR RECESS. DENNIE, YOU HOLD THE DOOR OPEN FOR THE OTHER CHILDREN, AND SEE THAT THEY ALL GO OUTSIDE TO PLAY. Y GRAN'MA WANTS TO KNOW IF YOU'VE HEARD FROM YOUR BROTHER, JACK.SHE NEEDS THE MONEY FROM MY FATHER'S ESTATE, AND JACK SAID HED TAKE CARE OF IT. I HATE TO SAY THIS, BUT TELL YOUR GRANDMOTHER NOT TO RELY % ON JACK. I'LL LET HER KNOW AS SOON AS I HEAR FROM HIM. g NOW YOU ALL KNOW ABOUT DENNIE'S BRAVERY IN HELPING THE POLICE. CAPTURE THE RIVER GANG, BUT HE'S THAN THAT — GRAN'MA WANTS ME TO ASK MISS JERRY ABOUT HER BROTHER,JACK LAIRD.ILL GO BACK AS SOON AS EVERYONE ELSE 1S GONE ,AND TALK TO HER. _ HE WENT AWAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT GRAN'MA WANTS TO WRITE TO HIM. / WiILL YOU TELL US : ) WHERE HE WENT? I ___ [g'u_! I'M SORRY IF I'VE MADE YOU FEEL BADLY, MISS JERRY. ITS ONLY THAT GRAN'MA NEEDS THE MONEY TO 7 . 8. Pat. OF.; C 1 by . Publishers u.;nm p SAY, DENNIE, WILL YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT YOUR ADVENTURES WITH THAT RIVER GANG,AT RECESS? " HE'S KEPT UP WITH HIS WORK,AND HAS BEEN VERY PROMPT IN HIS ATTENDANCE ,AND AS A REWARD, I AM MAKING HIM ROOM MONITOR.. GEE , THANKS, MISS LAIRD. I MISS LAIRD,COULD I I DENNIE, COME SPEAK 1:0 YOU FOR. A RIGHT IN. MINUTE BOUT SOMETHING ) \__ ,» VERY IMPORTANT ? 1 ONLY WISH I HAVEN'T HEARD A WORD FROM HIM, MYSELF,AND I'M SO WORRIED,I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO. [ I NEVER DID TRUST JACK, BUT GEE, 5 L HATE TO TELL GRAN'MA, SHE'S SO WORRIED ABOUT WHERE SHE CAN GET SOME MONEY. I WONDER. IF THERE _ A X, ISN'T SOMETHING I CAN DO. i “'lufit@fli!jmfl’fi-fl b} SN ‘.ifi”“.’“;__!b ..