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HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB, CUT OUT THIS COUPON. q Bewinuind) with ut The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Oeprrigas, 1982 (How Terk Brening World) by Pram Pubtishing Co. Conducted by Eleanor Schorer = EVERY SCHOOL CHILD SHOULD KNOW. The Floor of the Ocean. Aaa rule the sea is shallowest near the land, though in a few cases there is @ sudden descent to a great depth at @-very short distance from the coast. Lowlands have usually shallow seas near the coast and highlands deep water. Along the American shores, in the latitude of New York, the depth for a distance of more than 100 miles is less w note, you must give your NA\ D Pewee be careful to mention # city In which you live but WHAT original must accompany each con- tribution: Write NAME, AGE, ADDRESS CERTIFICATE NUMBER a | Address Cousin Bleanor vening World, No. 63 P york City Contest closes Friday, and | Drawn by Marie Mason. 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Would you like a little account of | Mailed to me with a letter telling me The bottom of the trough of thea trip I made to the West Indies, in| ‘He narne ier tinenaie ane = shes? new member, and , age ad ocean tn general is equally varied with | Pen and Meee levine Gxsaa dress and certificate number of the that of the land surface of the globe, ; MARIE MASON, Brooklyn. kiddie who wishes to win a pennant j forming mountains, hills, valleys, A new member who brings four other a tablelands, &c, In many parts these| “What Every School Child Should | 2° members into the Klub with him i mavins modi i above the wilbalso receive a pennant, surface and form islands. On the | table land extending across the At- lantic, between Newfoundland and Know,” appearing in the Kiddie Kiub Korner every Thursday, SPAIN MADRID, ay publishes eb. 9—The Gazette to- fA decree prohibi QUESTIONS ANSWERED. —about the heavens, the earth, plant lieland, {8 laid the submarine-tele- ance or the transit through Spanish graph cable which connects the two|life, animal life, races and people,|territory of cattle, hep or pi hemispheres. natures, science, invention, the Eng- | ("elt "6 Pere ike foot lish language, wireless, steam en- is prevalent) } The Maelstrom, Charybdis, and Hell! -inos, geography, the World War. Gate. Send your questions to Cousin Blea- soma Differences in level, produced by|nor and look for the answers in the i high tides, cause currents which vary|Kiddie Klub Korner for Thursday, i in force and direction with the condi-|!eb. 16 ; ons of the tide, producing in some FEBRUARY CONTEST. ish j onsale instal fetes Subject: A Kiddie Klub Song. y i mous Maelstrom, off the Coast of Nor-| 7. awards of $1 each will be ETS Groceries } wayway, is but a tidal current which | J ai4eq the ten Kiddie Klub mem- our SPECIAL § } vrishes with great violence between). aged trom six to fifteen, inclu- | LEND | i two of the Lofoden Islands, causing a ee eee een ee eemn, for 4 whirling motion in the water which is | 00" 010 00" in COFFEE, tb, 25e j la at each ebb and flow of the} a. poem must not be copied and 29 ' 2 the contestant must not accept help Such is also the famous whirlpool rt of Charybdis, in the Strait of Mes- sina, and many others of less note. The powerful currents of Hell Gate, in the passage from Long Island | Sound to New York Bay, are due toa similar cause, high water occurring at different hours in the bay and in the west end of the Sound. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Q. What are rainbows and halos? A. Rainbows are arches of pris- matic colors, formed by the reflection of rays of light from within drops of water. The rays, which are refracted in eptering the drops, are reflected from their posterior surfaces, and again refracted as they re-enter the air, the colors being separated by their unequal refrangibility. Halos are circles of prismatic colors L. OPPENHEIMER ALN. ¥. Phone Calls Morningside 8300. from others. A note from the parents or teacher of the sender saying the poem is To Get . 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