The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 16

’ 2eee ones 6 eeeeseE ss 3 cannot rem.uber your certificate i om ces ra gat saree eesones The Kiddie Klub. ie Kiddte Kiub, the Kiddie Klub, Is the Klub for you and L T's full of stories, pooms and fun, Lat its memory never die. Three cheers for Cousin Eleanor, The one who this Kiub founded, And three cheers for every member Let's give in Joy unbounded. By EVELYN WPVITTAN, aged MevengBrooklyn, N.Y. THE FIREFLY. Jong ago a tiny insect spent the summer nights flying about The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Germans, NOM, we The Pree Pyetanes On (The Mew Tort Broniny Worthy Conducted by Eleanor Schorer NCE upon uw time in the long, /( By Ruth Eicks, aged cleven, Bel- ma: El ESCOR™5 ABANDON GIRLS HURT IN AUTO Flee With Car After Accident, Leav- | ing Young Women-eon Country Road. An automobile accident mysteryr= with the automobile missing—was re- vealed early to-day when two: young women who gave the names of May Jones, Bndicott Hotel, Manhattan, and Uthel Vorhees, No, 107 West 824 Street, were found tying by the roadside at Merrick and Twin Pond Roads, Jamatea, - Patrolman Waiter Parker was told by & motorist that there had been an ac- a a, fence. of the men or w alone by the road. They refuged to give the names hy they had been left THE EVENING WORLD, TH tj had won. .| has mounted to forty-three. i RUTH MUST HURRY TO SHOE 11 ORPHANS Grand Central Palace Sale, Where Home Run Prizes Await Babe, Is to End Soon. If Babe Ruth wants to shoe eleven mete orphans he will have to hurry to collect the pairs of footwear his homers have accumulted, a pale for every complete base circuit, as the Grand Central Palace te to be turned er to the Chemical Exposition on 0, and must be vacated by the, le well in advance of that date. When Ruth had plled up 32 four- jokers he took that many orphans ith him when he went to collect and ve them the shoes his mighty bat | Since that time Babe's total | SHOOTS MAN THREE TIMES. | teineminemnts eat URSDAY ‘Three farms have been leased pby|effeet, and then fled. for long perioda COUPON NO. 664. are.” ‘The innect’s feelings were hurt very | much, indeed, He aid not know why any one should want to set the we rid an fire, but as old Grandfather Beotle © seemed to think that he could not, he ©) resolved to do #0 at once. * “Me flow there and there trying to & get some fire with which to set the © worla on fire, but each time that he + flew near any it burned him, and he obuld not cateh any. He tried all sorts of wayd, but never with any guccess, He found jt much harder to set the world on fire than he thought 4 would be | _ At last one night he was sitting on 5 & blade of grees and looking sadly across the river when the moon rose over the horizon. The moon beams fanned and sparkled on the water, and It seemed as though the waves were blazing, “Now 1 will surely get @ my fire.” exclaimed the insect joyfully, then I can set the world on * Bo he flew duwn close to the water, and sure enough he caught @ moon beam on his tail. He danced © happily away to the meadows to start the fire, but strange to say, no matter ry, it upon, it would not eos et : ever since then the \ Gescendants of this little insect have been Syiss ert in ae meadows | @ummer wi a spark Soon beam on thelr tails trying to u re, by WLIZAR ETH Vv. COSTELLO, aged Afteen, New York City. 5 prom 2a wet 4 dear Gourins: Several Cousins 4 M* thve inquired lately about how f get a new pin and mombership certificate. T “gave three coupons with their num- bere In rotation ppd send a, me Tastewt ona certificate nunber. “Bt a ber, eny when you joined i © Klub, When I receive the letter a: the coupona, I shall be very glad to send the new pin or certificate, or both to you. | eo | Walback Tower, Portsmouth, N. H., ; was built in 1812 by Colonel Walback. | Within is a rude pintle-stone on which a thirty-two pounder could be swung. ¥ AY CONTEST AWARD | ees WINNER, The American Flag. | . HY is {t that when you look ° flag, you have such a proud feeling in your heart, and you lift © .your chin and smile @ happy, confi- dent wmiie? Is it because you know » it fe the flag of the strongest, richest = Nation in the world? Maybe, « little, Dut the greatest, and I think the pest reagon is that you know It ls pro- datining to the world that your coun- try is free and just, a true democ- » macy. It waved at Yorktown and it ty Guttered at Gettysburg; it waves to-| ' gay over the graves of thousands WALSBACK TOWER is only YY one of many points of in- terest with which the tourist is favored in and near Portsmouth, N. H. There, as in almost every city, town and village in New England and New York, Socony service insures an ample supply Every motor highway \ and byway throughout {t, and over the h icturesque New Eng- Tomes of these who live under (ty and) ind and New York is of Socony products. Mt always has stood for the same a@ part of the long thing—liberty. So, my Cousins, when you look at our flag think of what it stands for, | square your shoulders and resolve “that the Government of the people, ! the people and for the people, | 11 pot periah from the earth,” By HELEN V. POTTS, fifteen, Brooklyn, N. Y. HONORABLE MENTION. Fifteen-Yoar Class—Pauline Gar- Henry Kleinwald, “Socony Trail’, An absolutely clean, efficient gasoline can be made only by the most up-to-date refining and testing methods. Every step in the manufacture of Socony gaso- line—from the crude oil pipe line to the tank of an authorized So- cony dealer—is checked up by the highest standard of quality. Buy gasoline as you do tires—on a basis of serviceability. Socony users receive clean-hitting, full-mileage power from every drop of gasoline that goes into their tanks. It vaporizes easily and aged! | and Grace Newham, REBUS LETTER CONTEST. awards of $1 each will be given the ten Klub members| who write the est Rebus} Letters To wake certain that every one will low what a Rebue Leites io, here is among the daisies and other field Upiirninnmnnapannnne DIG FOR OIL INDUTCHESS. | sames stanziano, thirty-three years flowers, He was a happy little insect | HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND — old, of No. 328 Grand Street, Jersey and cheerily greeted the other insects OBTAIN YOUR PIN, POUGHKEEPSIB, Aug. 26,—Ope City, is In Volunteer Hospital with a at be awk Bites bullet in his abgomen and two in his if 4 8, 008, right side, while the police of the Eliza. One Vay as he was ee a mail .| beth Street Station are seeking an Ital- Duttercnp, he heard old Grand! . sword Rage 4 unk seven) shafts] ign who lives in Brooklyn and who Beetle talking about him to o bi are How, New York Gevecsl tana” f] Stansiano believes shot him. Bling green worm. “Oh, yes," ear fant wae quan NAME, ement has been Btantiano sald he was in front of No. Grandfather Beetle, “that insect i* wee “Abit orhod by the discovery| 181 Mulberry Street shortly before mid- ‘ 1 ofl, which is of @ light color, hen n stepped ts thems be gheerful, and‘means well, and all that, Teeter eevee night when ® man stepped up from be- Sut he ei never set the world on rae Pin" tod ‘oamberents Gitterent from crude oll usually| ing and fired three shots, each taking Stangiano was unconscious when taken to the hospital. SII AU \ f it: RON ¥ \\ AN \ SR “You can see by your hands how safe the Rinso washing clothes is. Tt doesn’t redden them it doesn't get _ Yem rough or wrinkled.” 5 minutes at night saves you 5 hours next day New way of washing floats the dirt out of your clothes while they soak. re a aeons UST 5 minutes! Just the 5 min- fabric. Nothing to injure cours. 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