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THE HHOOKLYX DAILY EACLE, NEW YOIJK, NOVEMHEU 11, V.rX. 12 A By C. W. KAHLES HAIRBREADTH HARRY Belinda Throws Up Her Hands heh! now that YOU ARE SAFE ILL "WE TO BE PjJLLEP UP ANP YOUf? Answers to Puzzles Published in The Junior Eagle Sunday, Nov. 1, and the List of Hoys and Girls Who Win Fifteen Credits for Solving Them Correctly.

Then you cam perish TOGETHER "1 Vr THEI2E THE SIGNAL THROW UP L-C'i CMPpA TO HAUL AWAY! I HOPE Yfil.R V4Akir lUSt 11, vtmr S'tAL TO BE PntLEP UP Z-' MARRY HAS GOOD NEVNS -C AUIPW 1 I THEN YOU CAN PERISH if OfV i I J) I 1 fi To oblnln tlio rrolll.s, (ho entire list it iinnie must bo iimlli'd or tirmielit to Aunt Jean wltliln four week from tlntc of puIH ciKlon. ARMISTICE DAY Today we eelelirute tho seventh iinnlvermiry of ArmiBtlce Day. Many t'f you lioys and girls were too younn wvi-n years utfo to realize what it The answer to MISSING WORDS si: fail, on, car. The answer to SOMETHING TO SUM UP is: Together, to, get, her. Minnie Aronuff.

li.imlhj- Mary ndrnki. Mario Mirlmrl An-drowKki. Henrietta Alpein. Hevlyn Hinson Itutli ll.elirr. Tl.eo-rfore Ilenlier.

Hruy. Hli'hard Uersor. Selma u. Kvelyn Kli' Ilrnokn. Mary It.

Brenner. Walt-r A. llnwlea. Catherine, llonl. Margaret L.

Hurna. Krederiek Hint, Myron nrllthtman. Mildred 1'. Marian n. nnlltn.

William Bent. Virginia llnin-demi. Julia Paw, (if.riip Virginia Cnx, Daniel Culliniin. William Cleary. Margaret Clifford.

William Cnn-nnra. Waller Culltnan, Dinma I'm. Clifford, Ccinnnra, Henrietta A. Cromt, Vlrpll Coma nnun, Kenneth nrt-wrlght. Dorothy Carlwrlght, Vlluent I'mmitlon I'nrllH.

BACKTO THE MINE: meant when tho Armlstlre was de lated und the soKllers on the bat TO-MORKOW: ROUCHSTUFPi tlefields of Europe laid down their guns and stopped the cannon. Kroni 1914 to 1918 wo hud four By H. 4, TUTHILC Now Herbert! HOME, SWEET HOME MV OWN I ALL RIGHT; ALL RIGHT; ILL OH IM NOT CltL FIX HIM I -rtes ly.mill lonir weary yeitrs of war. We sent food, money and finally our to help stop the terrible thlmrs that were koIiik on In Europe. Our newspapers were full of lists of tho names of soldiers who hud been killed or wounded, which we casually lists.

In those days tho NO, 5WEET FOR THE MOTHER I I GO! BUT DONT BLAME ME SURPRISED THAT YOU LAST TIME I TELL YOU REFUSE TO GO. A SAID TO ME'. IF BUNOLt ALL I WAS WARNED MARGARETTA- AKUUNU IUWN BUJWINQ I THOUGHT OF TELLING HER WE WERE GOING TO A MOVIE. THEN I DECIDED TO LET HER COME HERE AND GIVE HER ONE OF THE COOLEST RFr-rPTirM5 SHE EVER I I VaClJU 1 rrjvv HOW. A BABY LIKE HIM FEELS II WHEN HE LOSES ten OR FIFTEEN I WILL NOT GIVE UP A LODGE MEETING TO PLAY ABUU1 KLATINlj I.AKU3 W11M OF THIS BEFORE ME.

DONT BLAME ME IF 1 MAKKIfcJJ Cnmino. Marie 'innpiivliliill, ('lenient CARDS WITH BUNGLE. Connor. Vlelc.r Caaalnn. l'.

Church Walter lUMllila. Mil FURTHERMORE, DONt TRY YOU. WOULDNT LISTEN TO THOSE tlrst tiling that people turned to look at in the paper were those terrible lists that told of someone's EVERY ONE OF MY CUSTOMERS SAY, NO NOTHING TODAY. AND THEN RUBS IT IN BY GOT. I'LL SHOW HER TO TELL ME HIS WIFE tun Florence liuroniiiii.

Muurlre WHO COULD READ EVENING. ILL KID HIM INTO BETTING A NICKEL AT A ABOUT PUSHING HERSELF I WILL BE THE LEAST l.udley P'Alllegro, Virginia, Tlinnim Duly, llarol.l liuremua. YOUR CHARACTER. MAKING SOME CRACK ABOUT BIT DISAPPOINTED IF IN WHERE SHE ISNTxf THIS IS THE A MAN BEING KNOWN BY THE TIME. HE LL BE.

WANTED r- -1 WANTED. I WE DON'T GO THERE. I RESULT. DIZZY FOR A COMPANY HE KEEPS. ILL A GUESS 5HES ACCUSTOMED rl I GO! ILL 00 ANYTHING TO KEEP, MONTH.

TO HAVING NICE PEOPLE FROM REMINDING -1 1 fflA YYOU REFUSE TO iDrPiirr r- YOUR SUGARY FRIEMOX SHE MU5T HAVE I I MRS. MALLARD CAME MISUNDf R5TOOD DOWN HERE AGAIN (J I YOU. ANO SHE TODAY. At'JD SHE I 7 DOESN FISMED UMTIL SHE REALIZE WHAT (could turn something 1 THIfiK, SAID INTO AN HER DUMB INVITATION FOR HER HUSBAND AND MR. MALLARD TO (s PLAY CARDS WITH 5 -i US TOMORROW y- ME OF YOUR 1 MEET HER 1 La PEOPLE loved one killed or wounded.

Kvery day we read of towns belnR destroyed by bombs dropped from -iliplanes, homes burned and towns and cities ruined. There were terrible stories of the refugees, running from all this disaster with no place of safety for them to hide In, and many children were found hiding in the ruins of what fliad one time been a church or a home. Here in America we did not hear the cannonading and the whistling of machine guns bullets, but we had to sec our boys leave peaceful homes in all parts of America and sail under cover of darkness for the battlefields, some of them never to return. With all this terror going on In he world, perhaps you can imagine how joyful everyone was, when word went round the world that an armistice had been called, and that for the time being all war must cease. In the great cities of the world Genrne DeHcll A.

1 lencnholl. Charlotte Ilees.in. Heginn Dudley. Robert Kapenachlen. Vln.ent bmanuel.

Jovce Klllolt. KllinntlPl. Florence Flnkelstiln. Harold Vredrlrk. Herbert Klnkelnteln.

Helen Krangopouliui, Ilorothea Fredrick, Mildred Kerrl. Margaret Oonialei. Ida fllognwor, Margaret ileary, Krancia Anna Clonxaleji. Mary (itleeo. deary.

Kd-ard Gibson, Mlhlre.l lirlrrn, Itcrnlc Greenfield. Virginia lllhaon. Helen tlroen, Wary lireenp Hilly Green. Laura C. Margaret Greene, .1 allien J.

Hi.gen. Helen K. lleya.r. Arthur 1'hara llalglit. laahid Herrmann.

Kleanor Hofatad. Krncal A. Howard Arthur Hornlckel, Mary Lmiiae Hnlghl. John Hoglund. Te.l.ly Howard.

Adelaide Honer. into Herrmann. Anna Ihelll, Leo lhelll. Allan JolniBon, Elide Johnaon. Clement Koppler.

Anna Koll. Marie Kld-tlev. May Kearney. Hairy KnelH-ke. laaliel Ketohani.

Edmund Kearney. Catherine Krunipeter, Koe Katz. Wleinan KreU. Bohert Klrkwood, Arm. 1.1 Kolkeoeek, fella Kidney.

William 0. Klurk, Kilwanl Kali-nan. Otto Klehn Norma Kurne, ller-trude Koll. Hobert Kolki'lieck, Juliette Kennedy, Margaret Kearney. Henry Koepeke, Abe KJenipner.

I'aullne Katz, Hlla Krunipeter. Alice Ketcham. Jeannette I.ulmrt. John I.uger, -Helen Loudanakv. Ruth I.ipschllz, Janice K.

l.enlle. Ruth Llnaeliltz. Yelta Levitt. Bea Save the Business By HAYWARD SOMEBODY'S STENOG WM1 lb I AlAiT bc-The busimess ueecs 1 wow be RN HATS people went wild with Joy. 'Some xiek RLnnb! ibEAS.

BECOME Of1 THE BE Collegiate LEAST HE HAb OF THE WALT-Z. HAbll AM THOSE bib A HIT AIHEM THEY STaRTEO PACiMt. A10T5 IM Ail FTY PACrAGES AM' Took All TRAbE AWAY IF MY SOU WAS TDl A ruini PTrlll I DC A-' v-t- 1 I'll Say he amd ipn COOLb FlMD were so overwrought that they killed themselves, some died of Joy, others went through the streets shouting and throwing thtlr hats in the air. In New York and Brooklyn showers of paper were thrown from the windows of the tall buildings, church bells tolled all day, sirens blew, and the whole world was mad with Joy that the World War had ceased. Seven years have passed.

Today let us remember those American trice1 Levlne, Sevaalla Llnardoa. tlertrude I-lpaehltz. Walter Lundman, li. Lake. Auflin Linden.

I'orla Lehman. Stanley I.ouilanaky. Htathy Llnardoa. llillh I'alliier Leonard, Gertrude Llpachltz, William K. Lake.

William Mlniher, Emilia Murphy, Harry MfCloakey. Frnneea Maalowakl. Wlnilred Meaaher, Thomaa Mood, Madeline K. May. Marlon Mrneilly, Mary Murray, Mildred Martin.

Itohert McHalo, Anna Murtl'eld. Otrlrilde Metzler, Helen Martin, Harry Murphy. Pornthy Maurer, Helen Maalow-akl, Riiae Mulrean, tiladya MacLeod. Harold Menelllv. Joaeiih Murray, fliarlea Me- CMlX HERE HesCSOl TOUlh AM' ViSlOM IfeH, BOT ITS ZTN HACio To TEACH f6e THE.

ftiKOUJHO STaRTcC ALL ThiS TRoOBlE I'D Nulty, fntherine Mcllale, L-in MacLennan soldiers who sleep on Flanders Evplyi Mnttler, Lanmnt McMillan, KM win KipIiIm ip na tuini, tunaa Lydla Ma nnHn. Mulmni, WnK those 90fTS who lost their Catherine Mood. Leler E. May, Euk'nia eyes, legs ana arms in the World War, and let us thank God that we have peace once more and pray that peace and goodwill will flourish throughout the earth. On Nnvembpr 15, 1918, the American Army in Europe that we called the A.

K. F. (American Expeditionary Forces), ocean to he demnhl- lizcd. The boys were coming home. On a bright December day as I was frnHHtntr New York Bay on a Staten 'fA I iw: 1 pY A.

HAY II- A CKEMENTS RltOOKLYV. AMI'SEMINTS MANHATTAN. ACXT JEWS I.ETTI'U UOX. Attacks Coolidge's Attitude" THANKSGIVING DAY. The first Thankseivlnu was ecle MA Ml 1X8 (link On Penn.

Coal Situation Members of the Flatbush Gardens brated by the I'llgrms on the last, VnlrkrrlxH'krr, H'way St. Dir. A. L. KrlunR'T.

Ev 8-30. MH. Wed. Silt. 2:30 TMIi AMERICAN" OI'KKKTTA DEAREST ENEMY With Helen Kurd nnd han.

I'lirrrll I'. C. It A ft LBEEI II I'll LOCK I jiro Australian It A Hl'All Australian iirnHim with Penr Robert Kirkwood and Honry Mangravlte I am sorry, but I have no room for cartoons In The Junior Eagle. They take up too much room. Civic Association, at a meeting held TISKN'M OHCIb iHlnnd ferry boat, I saw the Leviathan coming up the bay loade with our American boys.

Their golden khnki uniforms made them look like a field of poldenrod In the huh. The boats in the harbor blew their whistles in salute, and there wti fvreut commotion as the Mr- ship came Into port. On the pier were crowds of relatives and friends waiting for the boys. Other ships came home laden with caskets draped with Anvrlcan rings and in those caskets were what remained of other American bov who went to the front an! gave their lives for liberty and peace. Some of our American soldiers were not brought home.

Their relatives preferred to have them lie where Ihey fell, so they rest beneath the poppies in Flanders Fields. Let us nil lake un the torch of peace that foil lrom their hands and hold it high. last night at Wright Mann's realty Trlot Olwrt Mohr, Klcnnor Martin. Tlprbcrl S. Mitchell, Marie MtNulty, Florence Martfcld, Eugene Mnnfrtn.

Riehard Nehel, Pnrothy Nelson. Abe Oshinaky, Irma Ortiz, Edwarrt S. Orr, Alice Ortiz, Allen Arr, Guoiku A. Oweni. Eugene Parrlnifton, Rcina rarrinfrtn.

Dorid Podpi, Evelyn Pet(il-n, rrawtord T'arrlnpton. Edith Ptlcher. Therrsa 1'an-dolfo. Helm Peteraen, Wnlter I'arrinHton, Alma Poggl, Pomintc Pandolfo, Jolin E. perry.

Oaear Rnaner, M'lllinni P. Robert Ocoirs Ruhn, Huttie Runner, May Riddle, Raymond Renel, ('harlen Rudln, lU'My Hiikho, Alice Robinson, Ana Romp. Lillian Ruff, A lira Roblnnon, Rme, Anna Walter RoblnBon, i'eter Rupbo. Virginia Harold Spa linger, Henry HtlverrnHn, Charlea peebeeh. Rono Sletrel, Thotnnn Srhtieh, Kri'd Prhmldt, Ruih Sherman.

Muritd Sinnott, Lillian Shaw, Cut her! ne Ptuve, Ethel Sernw, Hnnlel SolomonH, Re-Kina Saturn, Elizabeth Schtieh, Nlrholaa Savino, Ruth Shuii, MnrKret Sttbltz. Harry Silverman, I'harleu s.row, rf I Solomons, Yvonno Shuso, Mary S'hmltt, Eleanor Shernian. I.ort tla Sinnott, Erancea Btfhtt7, Lester Sulki-ew. Walter R. Taylor, Jean Thompson.

Terena Tambnurn, Herman Tinner. Kveljn Thurber, Josephine TnmbHneo. Frances Thompson, Helen Tilly. Martsnrct E. TrtRBs.

Riilph t'eberall. Vlrnlnia Vn ('leaf, r. Vandm Mertih. Edward Walte. Fbirenco Wolff, I'harles "Ward, Helen WIlHiin.

Raymond Wiener, Miriam WcIbh, Klme Warner. Anna Will-rott, Hnrothy Wtluon, r.ertrmlc Whlpp. (Hive Wade. Pnrothy alsh. Fred4-rl( Whipp.

Paul Kric Wiberpr, Martin Wfiser. Franeeg Wade, Edward Walah, Lily Weiner. The fen -credit winner arc: Willi A. I'ehble. Anna Pesniond, William leVlne, Iorothy liesmond.

William Lopez. tiraee Rudolph. Thomas E. Weir. The flve-rmlit wlnnem are: Marin Bellman.

Angelina Calla, Veronlea ('alia, Joseph Caller, Josepli Iorun. Nathan Goldstein. Loulao (iiiHnwny. Roue Gold. lorothv Jordan, ret Gonzalez.

olllce, 2100 Flatbush voiced criticism of President Coolidge's attitude on the coal situation. A reso Now RTTOTT st- :3 AT Mats. Wed. and-Sut. 2:30 The KISS in a TAXi KHlMil.lN ilirniir 1-rUi-oe Ctalre lnrent l.

II. WiliMin Others. Pear Hobert Fallert Send In the clippings from The Eagle with your name in the list and I will send you your credits. Pear William Newman I'se jet black ink and draw another picture for me. lution was adopted culling upon the President "to take Immediate action tending toward the settlement With Arthur Byron, Janet Beecher of the existing controversy between ihn anthracite operators ami mi HI ViK.KOH' ami III" llln muter.

mm. a kt i 1 1 tt? c. I'eclniilri Denny In "VI here wm IT" A copy or tins resolution WATCH THE KAGI.K. Dear Aunt Jean I am sending you drawing which I hope you will print in the Thanksgiving number' of tho Junior Eagle. I am a member of your art club and hope to be a cartoonist when I grow up.

I have many drawing books which I am always studying. Last winter I won the first prize In the Wanamaker contest. I already belong to your Art, Literary and Humane Club and I wish to Join your Puzzle Club. Hoping to receive my button soon, I am, your loving nephew, George Paz-mlno, 2114. Ave.

Brooklyn, N. Y. l. I I.AXDKHS FIKI.UK. (My John McHae, who died while on duty In Flanders.) In Flanders fields the popples blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly.

Scarce heard amidst the guns below. We are the dead. Short days tigo (Utui.ll, i llu WC.lt IIA'S 3 MATINEF.g nlth the J.nviilcMt (drU In Amerlrn Pear Catherine Casey nnd Margaret Walsh I have forwarded your letters to Uncle 'Lisher. 5 nBU, and SAT. S3 700KIY Earl Carroll J.r,? SIJ THE Thursday of November, 1621.

AVhen the I'llgrlnis first landed in America they had no homes and it was very cold, for it was in tho winter. The men started to cut down trees to build houses with. The women started to make fires and cook food. people died during this hard struggle, but those that lived did their best to save their families. Tn about a year or so they had built houses and were beginning to live comfortably.

So they set apart a day on which to thank God for all He had done for them. Ever since that day we celebrate a Thanksgiving Pav. MARIE 11AUKY. lC3811th llrooklyn, N. Y.

An Incident In My 1.11'c, I was born on Aril 20, 1913, In Pctroit, Mich. When I was three weeks old my folks came to New-York. My father had chartered a freight car to ship our household furniture. Everything was packed and crated all ready to be placed in the van. with the exception of our bed.

With Ellliftt Sth MONTH NUT rooR CLARK HOSS Offerl, PltlOR TO 11' WAY Pf'VPV ComrtlV OH! OH! NURSE' ll'ltd on .411 Brrwlimil Cnl Next! GEO. WHITE'S SCANDALS TCaeily Ortilhitil rw York Cat WecK I Ami prMtiirtiim H'ifAfill Cktjngn SIM) CONt KRTS FROM II TO 11 1. 4Hth ST. TIIKATKK. Jlall.

Silt. JUNIOR EAGLE NOTES Lust Saturday afternoon the Brooklyn Council of Girl Scouts pre-sentclAunt Jean with a larpe American flag on a Htitff. Tho presentation was made by Mrs. Kvelyn Wight Allan, commissioner, and Miss Nellie Truman, director of tht. llrooklyn Scouts.

The flair can he Pear Virgin Concannoi: I cannot publish pictures drawn in red ink. penr Carol Silverman I will be glad to have you recite for me. Come in- and see me. You old not put your address on your letter. Pear Schmidt We have no credit premium slips yet.

The Stamp Club is only just being formed, and I will put your name on the list of members. will be sent to Washington at once. Walter Kcheppelnian was chairman. Plan for Coming Season The Tuberculosis Committee for the benefit of Camp Brooklyn held a meeting yesterday at the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities, 69 Schermer-liorn to outline the work for the coming season and to prepare Ibe plans of a luncheon and card scheduled for Doc. 1.

It is to 1)0 held at the Tangerine Gardens, Fbitbush ave. and Fulton st. and the proceeds will be devoted to the work of Camp Brooklyn. Mrs. Elizabeth S.

Betts, secretary (0 the Commissioner of Records and active In the 10th A. is chairman and presided at the meeting. PTI A CCfl W. 44 St, ESvea. BtLAjlU Mil i Tniira.

Mil. 2:30 I1AVII) IIKI.ASCO Prenenta EU CfVTUFlJN by Arrangement H. SUIntKIll Wtl, Sh.ihert In "ACCTsKD," HHIKt Ellen Galloway, Anna Gonzales, MurriR seen ill the Junior Eagle cluiu-oom We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow. on the seventh floor of Tlfe Eagle IfiiildiiiK. A delightful pruRrnm of songs and dancing was presenled by several Junior Eagle boys nnd girls' MAJESTIC MATtVf.W Merry Mndoap of Muinral Comedy LEAVE IT TO ME KI1D1K MARY l.l.l.l.

MII.HIRV 2 Ki ilh- lheeCimcerl Wnnday Nov! I I. RACK OKOROK Week I "She llx.l In Know." TS III OOKI.YN. Ooldgell. Ansellna Lanr.a, Marnret Landi, Louim Lanza, Anna Landi. Martin Nadle.

Martin Ndale. Mary Pel lido, Helen Pci fido, William perry. Rune TorreRrofsa. Regina Tracy, Alice TorrpRroasa. horls Turner.

Adelaide Wai sehauer. Loved and were loved, and now we lie Ih Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe. IIKOOH1.YN ACAKKMY OF Ml SIC as well as piano and violin solos. OCT NOTES.

The Old First Reformed Church was the scene of a jolly party last Friday evening when Troon 164 held HnmitUut Alioul 'fan Scouts were present. Vli ineludlnr; three Girl Scouts from the To you, from falling hands, we throw NEWMANS hi a Halloween masquerade. The prize 'The torch. Ke yours to hold it high. L-turen for the prettiest costume as I If break faith with us who (lie We shall not sleep, though popples While the moving men were taking the furniture out my mother and father were on the back porch having a last chat and saying good-bye to the neighbors.

Suddenly my Memory Tests Today at 4:00 NORWAY and Tonight at 8:15 SWEDEN grow In Flanders fields. TICK CTS IW, to I'lna Tut LONDON PARIS BK.R1.IN Crowded to Hear FISK JUBILEE SINGERS HKT niKIOKIVN CONCERT At lt.K hi HOl'KAN IKII MI'll ACADEMY OF MUSIC TIM KM1AY, NOV. 13, :.10 P.M. Natl, :.50 Now Selling Ml Harold Lloyd JbklynI THE FRESHMAN. r.ronx.

Next Saturday, Nov. 14, the will be open all day for mem-hers and friends to come and see our Headquarters. There will be lin exhibit of pictures and stories sent In by juniors and the presents which can be earned for credits will lie on display. HrlnK In your credits nnd choose your Christmas gifts while ibe shelves are complete. The premium slips are not printed vet but we have a list of the number of credits needed for presents here which you mav use.

Heeimiing Monday. Nov. 16, there will be an exhibit of plants in the clubroom which is open to the Milng your mothers and grandmothers. Grandmothers are especially fond of potted plants. awarded to Scout Anna Oscar as an old-fashioned girl in a fascinating Dresden silk hoop skirt and poke bonnet.

Scout Margaret Dorenius dressed as a black cat received a prize for the cleverest costume. After the unmasking, appropriate games were enjoyed, Including apple ducking, peanut bunt, potato race, and fortunes. The guests all declared the frolic most successful. Another big event at Troop 104 happened Wednesday evening, Nov. 4, when Miss Nellie S.

Truman, director of scouting, addressed the 1. Who is the present Pope? 2. Why nre colored globes displayed In drug storis? 3. What appropriation is annually mado for the traveling expenses of the President? 4. When it is noon in New York what time Is It In Hongkong, 5.

Where does linseed oil come Answers to Yesterday's Queries. Ill MAN CM Patricia Rani I. Isidore Stein. Hevlyn Jlentmn lorolhen Anderncin. Cnrnution "hrllH, Rita Wind.

Jean Thompson, lavid AniHterdain, Edward Rut an, Jeunnetle Siepel, Albert Sella. William MacLeod. Catherine ImvliI, Edward Iter nntein. Sidney Ltt-hf reund. Lillian "ohin, Kranefg Lector Paul.

Yetta Levitt, VlrtOnia Paly. Gloria hay. Marlon Huutrh, Leo Packer, Joseph Sid In, Hy man Hr'nteln, Monroe A I pert. Albert Svnmi-n, A Iberta Gain, Helen -ntheiiner, Eunn 1 1 irvey, aniel Aiiinterd.tin, R. Helprtn, ti tiinia Pay.

Mary I). Hyrien. I'antur, Edward Johnston, hurothy Klannery. Total niembeihihlp to date, ZZM-; (M il. LilllHn Cohen, Sldnov Llebf reund.

Martin Murphy, Patricia Hmdl. R. Helprin, Yetta Levitt, On rim Ion Chriln. Lillian Fallon, Mary Hynes, Edwnrd Juhiiaton. porothy Flanticry.

Hevlyn Hennon Isidore Stein, William Mintlier, FranecB Pear Aunt Jean My brother is sick and told mo to send in these drawings in pencil as he couldn't do them in jet black Ink. Kindly let him know in the midweek Eagle, us he would like to know how to do them correct. Your nephew, Leon Renault, 6 3 Senator Brooklyn, N. Y. Dear Leon I tun sorry your hone 'I Oil Mill A CASINO, Trlancle 4141 I III HI 1X11 J1 jtDfono V' VI1 In "TIIK MAN OS TUB Lnov; A llpbliy Vernon Comedy llehe Diinlela In VI.OVKRS IX AM.

THIS IVKKK -MATM. DAILY HAPPY MOMENTS VKS'wmrK ext Week "I1KST SHOW IN TOWN" father remembered the bed was still to be taken down they had left it up until the last moment, as my mother had me wrapped in a blanket and lying crosswise on the bed'. When my father entered the bedroom ho found It empty. Ho called excdtedly for my mother and asked where she had left too. You can Imagine her consternation when she saw the empty room.

They hurried downstairs to the moving men, and as they were both foreigners it took several seconds to explain that a baby had been left on tho bed. One of the men rushed Into the living room and showed my father the mattress rolled and tied up, propped against the wall. My father whipped out his knife, cut the cords and unrolled the mattress. I was lying there head down and blue as Indigo My mother grandmother became hysterical, but my took brother Is sick. When he gets well 1.

Pocahontas married John Rolfe bring him In to seo me. SUPMIKWM-'il 111 ARANTINK" will) MnniMin Ford of Virginia. 2. A farthing taker its name from AUNT KAN. LOEWS METROPOLITAN BUSTER KEAT0N in' GO WEST I.OKW'N INDOOR CIRCIS nnd WII.II ANIMAL MIOW the fact that It is a quarter or HISTORY IV Thdinpson.

Jean ThompHon. Rita Ward, "fourthlnir" of a penny. 1NFIMS1IKI) riCTlRPS C'OSTKST. THANK YOr, JAMES. 1 Dear Aunt Jean I wish to sav Helen (mthelmcr, William ralion, Jean-Tetlp Hlenel, William MacLeod, Alhert Nfitiicn, Fred Laurie.

Monroe Alpert, lor- 3. Linoleum is i preparation of linseed oil and cork used ns'a floor TELLER'S SHUBERT MATH. WKD. ft SA Ii KDAY midweek service of the congregation. At tho close of the meeting, the Troop held a cake sale, the proceeds of which will be used for their quota tor furnishing tho new Scout room.

Pear Aunt Jean It is a long time since I have written to you, so to make up for my neglect I've written Siime poems for you. The one entitled "Terry" is about my dog. He is a terrier, mostly brown, but with that 1 like your page In The Eagle The prize wlnuern re: 10 relits. Kvelvn K. Thurher, Rose Mulrean, Rob covering.

tnAitinuwiaitiii MAKC. II I'LITV," nlth l'nin hit Johmton. Violet Buckley 'II KKI HOT 1 WHAT PRICE GLORY 4. Thanksgiving Day this year is very much. 1 would also like to join your club.

My name Is James (i. Zea and 1 live at 130A Dorchester "7th IIKAVhN" ert Mcllale, Myron PerPi, Fred Schmidt. Net Week Nov. 26. 5.

Princeton University Is nt Princeton, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. With very best wishes for health ind happiness for you, 1 am, sin Brooklyn ACADEMY of MUSIC Metropolitan Opera Company TUES.

NOV. 17, at 8, T0SCA Marltneill, Scoltl. Mslrttnftti, A nit in n. rultrmteri, RprhillHn. Sera An.

HA HUMAN I'l ANO I SKD. cerely yours, James Zea, 130A Dorchester rd. ta2urTiucadaMIa TRIr i4 llimM.K.II I lllW" Wilh ANNA TOKBK. HU.I.Y IIAl.l'.N A Keeoril-Bronkliia- Mhow ItESTAl'lt ANTS HROOKI.YN one 1 AllteKru, Myron HrlKhtman. 1 cor Bray, Lily AVeiser, Catherine Mcllale.

AO Credits. Rb hard Hcrner. Clement fn Sflner, Helen 'ireen, Harry McClnnkey, Charles Ruden, Mario Ret I man, Hrdiert Kspen-ki bleil, Ab4 ishlnaky, Marie Kitlney, Nathan (ioldsteiii. 10 Credits. Mildred tllleco.

William f. KrrtfU. Hey-lvn Renscn. It iiinla Hrandean. Manfrln.

Miriam Martfeld. Ruth Llpschltz. Llpaehltx, Rita Krumpeter, Anna Rose, (J race Rudolph, Teresa Tambascu, Kuene Ma nf nn. Laura tluiffre. Kloiciu-e Lionr.alex.

Mary Llnschltz. Hilly Ireen. pthea Anderson, lOdward Kelly. Richard Reinheimer, Robert Ki ee. Marion Jluunh, Leo Packer, Catherine powd.

Total uiembeihlp to date. 'JO, 008. MTMtAKV IIIH. Lllllai Cohen. Martin Mm phy.

Patricia Hand, eHti Thompson, Eutllce. Harvey, Helen Omiieimei', Edward Kutan, Porothy Klanner; Albert Ncniricii, William Atlncher. France Thoinpmn, Yetta I.evit Rb hanl RelnheiiTier, Nut a lb' Gatuiet, Mai Ion lauKh, Catherine howd. Sidney Monroe Alpert, VitKlnta Paly. Rita Vard.

Carnation Chrlls, Hubert Frehe. Jlenry Ganni. Tutal membership to date, ART II. Patricia Rafil. Tlunnaa Slojme, Lillian Cohen, Jean Thmnpaon.

Cat nation CIinIn, Leonard Liebfreutid, 't aiucs Th'mpnon, Joseph Kid If, can net le Si. 1. 1 troth Klannery. Adrln hnild. Monroe A I pert.

Martin Murphy, A. H. Htiny. Edward Kelly, William Anderson, Nut a lie liannet, YettH Levitt, Albert Keel. Marion HhukU.

James WlHimn Mincher, Albert NViii-fen, Kunice Hh rvey, Rlla Waul, Helen Osthelmer, William Frauer. Wllilain MacLeod, Leo Pucker, Ed wind Rut all, Oiilh-rtne Powd. Total iiii.mbprshlp to date, me Into the air and revived me. The poor moving man was so frightened and "upset lie was unable to finish his work. We left on the afternoon train for New York, and I am now 12 years old and no worse for the experience.

LEON EN'ACLT. 73 Gelston llrooklyn, N. Y. Pear Leon I am so glad that everything turned out well In the end. This was quite a thrilling and unusual experience.

AL'NT JKAN. CIIII.UKEN'S Ml'SI'XM NOTES. Lectures and moving pictures to be presented free this week at the Children's Museum, llrooklyn ave. A Ihih I'okkI. I loroilty Jordan, Josphlnt COM IN AND VISIT ME.

Dear Aunt Jean I have become very Interested In tho Junior section of The Eagle, and would like to take part in the four clubs. 1 think Its great to organize children together and to help them to ttnd joy in their companions. 1 nlso would love to hfrlp the girl who thinks so much of organizing a Nature Club, I agree with her. Aunt Jean, please give me more Information about the clubs. Lovingly, Your nleee-to-be, Helen Osthi-icer, 1010 Halsey st.

Tambasco t.ertrude Metler. Anna Pa vies, l'ARK M.OI'K AMI DOWNTOWN TOMORROW K. HiiminerKti'ln, Pnrialiin NlahUi Im If Murrlnae Kalla Corlei, In the Name of l.ovel Hlw, After HllNtnenn lloura Mamaret GonzaleK, Anna Gun 7.11 lex, Mlnnlt tlnnny, 314 Flathunh A. imnii lil. 24'J l'ud'ieiii ht Dorla KeilMin.

Hie Hair Mav i ne came LaVn. 61I1 Av. Mil mi. The Best and Finest Food the Court Gafe Restaurant Ask the man who eats at the Horn Borough's most homelike restaurant. 4 Court Square, Brooklyn, N.

Y. Dtmocratic Headquarter K. BCllli.DKS C1IAS. KELLY, Mgr. AND WE EAT IN OUR OWN PLACE white and muzzle.

Ills chest and feet are White too. ili about two and one-half years old. lie can beg. "speak" for his meals, and sit quietly on a chair just like a gentleman. I have slso tried to do my best wilh the "History in Cnllnished Pictures'' puzzle.

I read the Junior Eagle every Sunday, nnd also tho midweek Eagle Junior. Sincerely, Perez, Princeton Stewart Manor, New Hyde Park P. L. I. I "Terry" is a terrier A terror, yes, 'tis true, Although he's quite affectionate, lie's much like me and you II He'll run away 'most any day To play wilh other dogs; And then, for fun, he'll make us run To catch him that had dog! Myron Perez, Princeton Stewart Manor, New Hyde Park, P.

L. 1. A N1AV MEM III It. pear Aunt Jean I would like to become a member of your puzzle Caini'erchloll, Kthel sernw, blsie rooks, l)rothy Nelson. Ruth Sherman.

Miriam Weiss. Joseph JnneN. W. Taylor, Rnbert Ptiiicrt. Fred Hnvldaoii, Herman Tinner.

B.r..'oif the IIHtlmnyi yau.l.-.llle Wieh. ro.t.ct.AII-slr Cat The Ten Mh The in ft Suni Morris (loltlK''ll, porothy MacLeod, Theresa Pundnlto. Marwuri't Peary. Lester SUlkesa. Hih'ai ih The ri i.Im.

Vua.le.llle HILL Cliniherlnnd, 327 Cumb'd. In Chaney, The I'nholy Three Arthur llertel, Raul Krie Wiberic, Florence Rich Winner of red lis for pletures tills week and Park include: Thursday, Nov. 12, nt TiO o'clock Moving picture, "Tlra Electrical Giant." Friday, Nov. 13, ii 4 o'clock Moving picture, "Tho l.tfe of Edison." Saturday, Nov. 1 10:30 o'clock Moving picture, "Germany." Martftlil, Martcaret tireene.

imrotny Wilson. Mary Louise HaiKht, Warren Kranx, Hattun, launont McMillan. Martin ret Kearney, Walter Tucker, Waltr SeL din. Mary Reirldo, Mary Androwski, Mohch Scharier. Anna Martfeld, Kllisaheth Lake.

Hazei Kevyour, Abe Klenipner, Haibaiu llniuht, Ruth Sbulls, Kleanor Hhernian, A una Smith. Maurice Helman, Ralph I cL. thII. Kdytho Tucker, Margaret Cliff 01 Catherine Mood. re; Abe OahitiHky, Teresa Tanitniaco, Juseph-Ine Tainliamu, Rfdert Kiikwood, Joyce Llllott.

Henry II, Tuthill. tlcrtiude La tut, fntherine Hluve. Mny Kiddle, Wdliam N' Wiimn. Leon Renault, Ruth Ll hint, Ala ry llpKchllx, rude LliiH- bltx, Mur- Saturday, Nov. 14, nt 3 o'clock AMI'S I MKX TS AMI ATT A e.i.

itedfnrrl llercen Aanea Avre. Tile Awful Truth i nlo Vaudeville Vulior ft llellfoid I Thornlnn. I air I'lay I. iillliall, On the Throahold HAY IIIIM.K SKl'TION llav Klilre. Id Av.

72.1 St. Aanei. Ayre, The Awful Truth i olao Vau.levllle H.ATHI MII hKCIION Alhenmrle. Plat, ft Alhmle. All-Hlnr Cnt.

The IN'ny Kxiwim, Tha Same enlnrv. Nnelranil l'huhle Harry Carey. I lie Hail I nniU 1 limimi. Melghaa Klal I lioina Melnlian. Man hi.

Ciinnil lllniaelf The Si. me hlnav.KiiiKi II. -0. 1 Av. llehe llanlila.

Wild. Wild Lentrlre Joy Iniilill KlHllnsh Cerrv Marmiinl, Mreel of t.iru(len Men The Hit ma ililuood.Av .1 I II SI Noenm I almailne. The Smne Ni-wklrk I i St ft Sewklrkihlil H.ilell,.. On Hie Thhatholil) lo B.lllllirill Mnnee i i-urkililr. T2 I'lnihueli Av.

All-Slur tt. Tlw Searlel Wel Kuulile Keatur Klallu, 108i Klatl)Uli Ilelly HronMin, Nol Um Aao The balua 111 S1IWTCK SI.CTION ColonlBl.nwnyChaunrey.,llorolhy lletore. How Baxter Butted In. Kama Haluy. Uwuy llalaey Ilia Maater a iilre: lo aiiili liRLKNTOIN SUCTION tirteniM.Int, Manh.

t. Av. The Woman Hateri lllaa Vnudrlllla "Care of the lieehlve." Tuesday, Nov. 17. at 4 o'clock tialet (ionzabK, MuitIh tiublKell, VtrNll C'tncnnon, Raynmnd Rcuel, Harold Trnii-jiln.

Waiter I.iiiidinan. Fred Schmidt, Kenneth t'uetwruilit, iHintthy Jotdau. Heltna WHITE AGAIN, ALBERT A. Dear Aunt Jenn I would like to join tho Humane Club. I love all animals.

1 live on a farm and have a lot of pigeons, guinea hens, chickens, dog uud cut. My dog's name Is "Sporty" and cat's name Is "Wutsie." I like to write stories; I like to read the Junior Eagle. We have been getting The Eagle for over six years. I'm not very good nt puzzles, but will try improving. I will soon send story in to you for the Junior Eagle Section.

Please send my button and certificate soon. Your niece. Alberta Grim. Pe Mott Rockvllle Centre, X. Y.

hippodrome club. I am sending two puzzles Altrt i)'ttir, l.ol Fuller Ihmrt'rn. Wl Tul ittul which I enjoyed solving very much. Your talk at cur Scout meeting Interested me to the extent that I would like to earn some credits. 1 FOUND A pocketbook and a bracelet were found in the Junior Eagle clubroom last Saturday afternoon after the performance, when the Girl Scouts pre.

sented us with an American flag. The owners call have these articles ly applying to Aunt Jean. Moving picture, "Cotton Seed to Gingham." Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 4 o'clock Moving picture, "Tho Revolutionary War." Clip out tills list nnd save It for reference. Attend as many of these talks as possible.

Rauch. Rita kiumpcter, Anelo F. pina, Anna 1 't Hinond. Wlnneni of ml Its for slorle tlih week lire: Lena Clapsls. Kleanor Lombard Hem MatiKravlte.

Hilda Rlchtnan, j4Miitie Matiorie Kline. Anna Smith, Ruth Lips hit. M.tiy Mpie hltx, Hihit Mulifan. Mi lam Weiss, ii (ietlrutiv I'at k. TITT7 St of H'way.

Km. iAJ'" Mult. Wvil. ami Hitt. nt MADE in AMERICA intend to try to solve at least on puzzle every week.

Your new nloce. Florence WolIT, (i23 Paliill rd..