The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 17

No. 11. Billy Brighteyes Is| Late Getting Home. OU cannot imagine how worried Mrs. Brighteyes was when | night fell and Billy had not re- | turned home, “It's past dinner time,” she told Jennie, “and your brother is not here yet.” Jennie caught some of her mother's fret fulness and began to squeak, For DAhis she was sent to bed. One of the B¥ery first lessons that woodland Babies must learn is to keep quiet: a single cry is often enough to tell some lnungry fellow just where to go to get a tender morse! for dinner When Mrs. Brighteyes had made | sure that Jennie’s cry had guided no| unwelcome stranger their way, she | began a search for Billy. She ran! up and down and to and fro on every | branch of the home tree. Billy was | _ not there, She raced out into the path, her two bright eyes flashing In every direction for a sight of Billy ow could he be? He must be doing a} brave deed,” Mrs. Brig she tried to tell herself. | yee was yery proud and waited. At last he came with hurry- ing, scurrying feet that threw the snow up.in their path him again! | Of course Mrs. Brighteyes scokled| of the sende and cuffed Billy's ears for having | tion ls origin: Stayed so late; he must be taught | that this was a naughty thing for a) and CERTIFICA squirrel to do, But when she saw| tinctly. the scratch that the owlets’ talons | {o make a meal of her Billy boy she | Was all tenderness and motherliness. Gently she parted fur with her | tiny chuws and licked the wound! clean and dry, “Ww a sweet mother I have,”| Billy fd to himself as they both! went into the nest and turned in for| the night, hut a very sweet) mother I have.” And the north wind, e-top cradle, rocked | tle gray squire) to sleep, Next Story: Billy Brighteyes is| very good all day. ng his t The Searchlight. Softly through the dead of night, lessly upon its yictim Tiluminated ‘it fa | Silver dreams on Painting the wars Quietly on the siee & Ys Through the stillness of the night. Treading softly, comes the search- light. HENRIETTA PAY, age fourteen, My ‘Little Brothe: My little brother's name is Robert, | Colonial furniture. ndsome indeed is he: Hir hair is curly, his eyes do sparkle, | pasiden: $27.50 The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Coperight, 1001, by The Poem Fubtiehing On (Tho Kew Yor Brenig Worth) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Woodland Wonder Tale By Cousin Eleanor lqrom the street, burglars eurly yester | turned upside dawn a 2,900-pound « | two-story building at No. 222 West 0th | hinges and escaped with $700 In Liberty | bonds and $500 In cash, The police knew | sounded in the strect was admitted by BRIGHTEYES AND CUFFED BILLY'S EARS. FEBRUARY CONTEST. “What | Do With My EN awards of one dollar each at was keeping him? Where | will be given the ten Kiddie Kiub members, aged from 81x! make areal dish of what seemed to be | non give up when Resinol Oint who wrile the a few trifles, “What 1 Do With MY Gand vo Lan & Perrias, 241 Wont Street, New Tork, for * agueations. " Over 158 goed cooking idens. to fond of her son, Impatiently she) best exsaya on | Savings.” ‘The essays must not be copied and the contestant must not accept help How happy his mumsie was to see | from elders. A note from the parent or teacher saying the co! must accompany each say. Write NAME, vening World Kid | | die Kiub, No. 63 Park Row, New York had torn and heard how they tried ae mae No. 63 Park Row, Ne Contest closes Monday, Feb. 28. eee HOW TO JOIN THE CLUB AND OBTAIN YOUR PIN. Weginning with uy oum- ber, Cul oUt wx Of the omd- All childreu up to sixteen ‘mem Pin and membership Washington Desk Willed to Head- quarters Ansoctation. | died Jan. 2 old masters to last, left two paintings by the Metropolitan Mu- and her collection of china, cluding Delft and Staffordshire, 1 brass und copper articles, to the Vun . | Cortlandt Manor Museum. The Waah- | CORAL SEA ington Headquarters Association in the Jumel Mansion gets a desk which was PEKIN | lin the family of Washington, and other | | Fi i Norrie gave to| LOVE BIRD | Stops Hair Coming Out; spb RN eC | ickens, Beautifies. And of all deceit he is free fente, and the inéome from a $200,000 Ask Your Dealer EVELYN LS VITTAN, age tweive. trust fund for life seum, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921. | JIMMY SAFE NEAR detectives, who marvelled that no pass ing policeman had heard the crash. | POLICE STATION | ‘Hey said it must nave taken the rod: | bers at leust five huors to open the sa It is belleved the burglars gained ac- Burglars Get $1,200 After Five | cem to the roof from an adjacent vacant) Hours’ Work t Glare building. ‘They pried off the glass sky- Ser Ught ove rthe storeroom and the firat) of Electric Lights. man to descend got a Iadder for the | others, ‘The length of their stay was Within « stone's throw of the Wost| made evident by’ remnants of a luc Oth Street Police Station and under the | they left behind. glare of two electric aro lights visible in the laborator Drug Company es of the Cassell-Mav: the top floor of the Street, Hmmied the doors from their | nothing of the burglary until notified ‘by the company. | ‘That the fall of the heavy safe must | Make a Dish Out of a Trifle Get rid of that late, How often you waste them. j an the parts fries fast the “left overs” socamu- junsightly rash with , ren eretheodds and eede™ Re Ss ] nol | A pure, healing ointment contain- | ing a gentle m vation that acts quickly and directly on sick skins, SAUCE usually healing the irritated spots and restoring skin health and at- tractiveness and Resinel Soap can be obtain | eamity from any druggist. 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