The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 19

The Evening World's © iddie Klub Korner THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920.~ haan ancnceenenrenen: ererenes seen: conmeememeaniaaaeennnnreenr summa emneemmmaeiaaiainae subianaiiiimmmeioa aie a and certifi of the boys ar But thet ty DAV 1, Bro netly Nddre |Your contribution, . because van XMAS POEM CONTEST. est 1 Nov, 99 satces are divided Into cla hwards of ove dollar each will Kovselt, U0 Wo She Fou Pubtutice On (She Heo Terk Dreaites Wedd | cording tortnei~awes and their be given to the ten Kiddio Kiub THE INDIAN IN THE PROTEST: | 11 wine aes nat, Conducted by Eleanor Schorer judged in compar with the work | years, Brooklyn, N members, aged trom six to fifteen, in ANT CHURCH. WHEAT. | TOPEKA, Kan. 9.—Through- ris of that clusive, who write the best poems One night in church [ saw an In- THE FAIRY RING. money,” he said to his wife, and the) Third, it Is di > say ¥ - a nf chet Labial * out Eastern and Central Kansas N Ormgeland most of the farmers| next morning it was true. The farm-|a contribution we do not ret ne vaaE Gh WINNER, ie < a aa ; ahi dian who ; elt zt farmers are holding their wheat for! Swims # Wabes had just to what he wanted | know how old't igh «Year jass. he poem mus" 96 origina The Was seventy nd hia sister’ better prices and ry I Plated oranges, not because of) ana it always c true. | poem, s sender must have thought up the Was 104 years ¢ wore a brown t ba a the name, but because mostly { HOW To JOIN THE KLUB AWN! OBTAIN YOUR PIN. in os The reason that the magic ring was | be remar ee au) Vea ae dea, which may be jolly, serious or Suit with colored fringes made Fe every me rad a fancy for them. given to this farmer was because he| seven or eig ) have written or | a . . 4’ just as the author may beads, and a band with hers In it — Onelay as two farmers were walk- | was the only man who did not foin| drawn might not | dat all for | ‘o make it. Mr. Morrig, th * SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS' ing though the woods they saw very | the fairies pn he saw them one of fourteen or fif Poems must not be copied nor writ- to sing us a song, so he sang one in v: - e A <e manybright lights. As they came|dancing. ‘The f. ng is now hung| Several of the rebus 8 of last lien from memory, and the contestant English and one in the Indian Jan- WORK MONDAY WONDERS 1 eare they saw that it was the|on the fairy ch grows where | month's contest may been se- must not accept tielp from elders, ] fairie dancing. One of the farmers loveddancing, and he could ,not re- gist ae temptation of joining them He dllowed their steps and even taugt them some new songs and danss. on { astonishment a great ring was thr#n upon him and some of the fairs rushed after him. Very much frigtened, he ran home and crep.! The rain may ‘be pouring down, "| with rules does not deserve the same| Mary Greenberg, Gretchen Stroth- ie ie Ewes | And gloomy and gray are you and 1) consideration as the one who does. | man, Emily Kitchin, Frances Simon, invanaee ana d | Beene we can't drive to town. | Now, you will be careful hereafter, | Georgetta Stimmet. | , aroid him, Remem admture, he fleng it gaen, and where it fell grew a great | And the aun shin tor inece who have recently sent in their ap Eight-Year-Old Cl mg orange trees All wuse of you and I plications for membership and neg- inton C Mollie enthal ‘he ring is worth while,” he said,| By NA TOWER, aged twelve lected to give their ages, please 1 xlore De Roche, Dorothy Hilbert. | > I wish it would fit my finger.” | years, College Point, N, Y them aa soon as. pc een Air he was dressed - = letters have been kept gden and the i My Dear Kiddie Cousin: certificates and pins OUR FOREFATHERS. tahed, the’ ring, it If you knew how important it nt them immediately we |The bravest, the greatest of all, fier. It had chan Is to tion your age whenever You | hear from them again Yours loy-| Are those who first unfurled cae he had wished It to. | write to me I feel sure that you Would) ally COUSIN ELEANOR. |The flag of Liberty! ne day the farmer found out that! never forget to do so. , Who raised it to the world. in the world AS the other farmer gazed | «| But we ean & the fairies danced. As for the other farmer, he is now in the under: world dancing with others who did th ame as he By MILDRED RBICHENTHALL, | aged nine yeurs The clouds may be thick in the sky, t glad and gay, For soon the clouds will roll by, First of all, a Kiddle cannot be en- lected as award winners, excepting | that the contestees did not mention | their ages. To be sure, we have a full record of | each child, but think what it would) mean to have to search the files for information about every Kiddie who corresponds with us. What {s more, the contributor who does not comply won't you? | ‘And will all the little cousins-to-be HER BABY. =ED- WE - Af ided we fall. United we stand; By MOLLE ROSE lyn, N.Y. HONORABLE MENTION. Seven-Year-Old Class. HONORABLE MENTION. THAL, Brook- A note from the parent or teacher = of the: sender saying that the con- tribution is original must accompany each poem, Write NAME, AGB, AD! \ » rich that we do with our member of the Kid we know his or her They are the pride of our Nation, Dur neighbor has a baby boy, “Who have long since turned to dust, | GINGER/ALE ~ BLOOMINGDALES 59TH TO 60TH STREET . 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