The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 11

down, tur me. The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Coneright, 1920, by The Press Pubiishing Oo, (The New York Rvening World.) EAR KIDDIN KINS: get on with each other, ‘tests have been. certificate number. Conducted by Eleanor Schorer == What a funny oid length of a la- Without getting new air, ‘Cause his din- ner's down there And he’s caught it. Not eo with the coon. grow in rings. ‘They can't go at a clip, But just silently slip growth things. Through the grass and the under- | I guess that there is not another thing thut oe Kiddies like so much to hear as stories of animal creters (¢retere is short for dbers tee stories about their habits and the way they ¢ other day, as I was thinking of this, a queer wae rhyme about an odd bird (the loon) came into my head. 80 I wrote lown. Then another rhyme and another’ came and I wrote them all eis ‘Perhaps my Cousins would like these,” I thought, and prepared Called tne in the Kiddie Kiab Korner. Then 1 realized that I hafin't ed them anything and that it would'be great fun to let you name them .. Would you like to do that? Ps, We'll make naming this serien of rhymes’ the subject of the April con- . The prizes will be awarded in the came way as the prizes of other con- 7 Ten prizes of $1 each will be awarded ten Kiddie Klub Inembers, ages from six to fifteen years inclusive, who write the most ap- ®ropriate name for the series of animal rhymes, A note from the patent or guardian saying that the titte is original and has not been copied must accompany each contribution. The title must not be quoted from anything elge, either prose or poetry, but must be compored entirely by the kiddies, ‘Thé contestants must state name, age, address and wf a bush. cs COUSIN ELEANOR. bird is the loon! | Mister Coon has wide rings on his tail He can swim the| By which he can hang from a rail, He can sleep the day through; goon I cowid not, tho’, could you? 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