TUB SUNDAY P.KK : OMAHA, OCTOBER 20, 1922.
Letters From Happylci7id Readers
(taul Insert from I'sne Hw.l
A Nuiprlse.
rar Happy Thin- iiini' w.ts a
little !' iiml Kill, 'l v y had Ju l
gniiH In I,. . I unit It was on 11 I'tinn
mas i-.i;lii 'lin y win- both mil.
been use id. ir father wlm win u rl li
man, said H.i lit .t t'l.tuse would riot
coin tiiii'Kht
Hetty b.i.. ' Hilly, lire you ad'-i p'"'
"Nn." Aiiswei.' Hilly. "Let u
pray lo lod llml Hill. lit Clause will
dime,'' said Hetty. "All r.iclit. let
tin id.." hi I t Hilly,
Hn Hi lly Itin It ili-wii nml n ay !.
"Innr JfHiiM, Id H.iiiIji ( 'l.i mni"
to uur house ii in I l.rlUK m a I i K
doll, ii sewing In. n in w illilii.n,
ml it ill. II cm. II.-, Aini'ti." Thi'ii
Hilly it i I iiini prayed fur a sbd,
riil in i ninl nimf, a l. t knife
anil ii m l of tools
Meanwhile their father HihiikIiI,
"Oh, h'-awna, I was Immy Id my dar
Unite. I will en up hihI kiss tin in
HimhI iiluhl " III- went upstairs nml
miked Into Ihflr riH.in Just Im Iiini'
to see them praylnif fur Hnnta In
(.'Utile.
lli' then tlinijKlit, "1 will lie Hunt i
Clause nnl ifet the IhlriK liny
wished fur" Ho tbu millionaire faced
the storm nml lioiiglil a f 'hrlstmns
tree nml I tin preainln tln-y wished
fur nml riin n jr oilier thing.
Km then went liomi' nml decorated
th tree din! f I iti'l tin' incHi'iiid mi
il"r It In Hie Minrnliiff the children
came ilnwii Whi'ii they saw 1 tree
ml presents I li-y rnn nml IiiikkciI
there fuller iiiul llii'ti heyaa) ti f i
wrappliiK the presents, nii'l Hilly
wilil. "I It rf Ik llif tin 1 I wanted, "
nml Ih-lty said, "Here Is the ilull I
wanted " Ho tlii'y liml n huiiy
Christmas Your little fin Hawk -tlracc
Klini. Vi.i Hi I'laltc. Ni-li
A Si'vrnlli liruder.
Dear lliii'py: I w It'll lo Join th"
flo lluwlf m Happy Tribe. Kni'lnsed
you will ri ml a 2 cent stamp for mv
tin t i in. I am 11 ii'iiilii-r of He
"Hlm-blrd i lull" HI IN Mn!ii"H I
kin 12 yi-iirH olil and will In' In lli'
acvciilh grade when school ntnrts
I have i brother 8 years old who s
aim) it H'ucblrd nml I hope will
Co Hawk.
I will try linrft to live up to the
fin Ibiwk plcda"". Ida, Wlnchcll;
Ak. 8!0 Oili'lt HUiii'l; Webster
City, In
A Sinlli lirnder.
I im r M'iipyliiml: Miiy 1 Join
your haypy corner? I hope I may.
I am In I hi' sixth (trade at school,
nml 1 am 111 yeara olil.
I wrola onra before alsiut two
years m?o. My tencher'a nam la
- Mini Johnson. I Ilka her very
much. I have a twin lajjr anil
two hiolhrra. One In 4 yeuro olil
ml on la 2 yt'ttra nM.
Wi ll a my li'lter la nt Inar lonn
I will I'l.MiK. Miimart Monk: IMnon,
Nl).
That Fern Nlchnlna of I'nrkera
burn, 111., alwnya lonka at "I'olly'a
Conk Hook, flrHt on the liniipylnml
page lint! la cutting out ami trylm
the reclpea.
llnlliiwlt.
An olil laily wan wuIMiik itowu
Hie at reef. The ruin wan pmirlnn
down. Khe had ml umbrella, but it
wan difficult fur her to bol l It up
for her hnnila were full of paicelH
A bi k'ht fitce.t tiny ran up to In r
ml naliJ. ' I'liii.ie, ma'am, iili'iine I
Want lo tie up your parcels. " So In
took out no in.' nil. ilea ami toil tin
pan i Is tone I her, ami politely hainl
ed them back to her. "Thank you,
polite Htratmer," nbe Hal. I. 'That In
all rl.-ht. I like In help people am!
be ii ifi'ixl ( In lla wk." I liil.la
IlaiuiM. .iiii 10. Ci'lumbiiH, Nib
Ileails 1 1 a laiul.
T''in 1 lappy: I'd like to Join youi
band very much. I am 10 ycni'M old
and in the Seventh Kia.le. 1 have
out' brother named Hubert mid no
rlsti rti. I read the llappylaml p.ie
very Monday. I am nemllnn a two
ecni Kt.unp. Hleane nu1 mi' niv
hution - Irene Hnyib'r. ii- H.
Wm ", Vcli
. Many I'rl.
V:tr Happy: Tin In my (lord It t.
tir In von, I will rnmle tn V' kind
to all pvia I hive one tine, three
Mttn five piiitH'tm and I I i a
auiii'j I can in; off of a hli:
Ihu M1 H'liiiuiH. ase 10
New (iolltwk.
I'.'ui Hippy I hive real iiiiiny
of i.'iir lettera And would l.ke u
J. mi th (InlliwW't I am i yean
oi l nut am In the rVuith ma le J
m n Im you a S i-en i b( on p f l
the I ui'on. 1 WiHil l lik to bear
fiini "iii of the 'n . 1 1 i K I J
tun, i l.iiii n. tliiin , N 'b
Firl ltler
ir llj'', 1 i h M 'on
lta I am i. l n a ; cent
for a pia I am T yen iM
.11 t la Jh'i th.ld aru b. ro i
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tv a little Mt.r. It i
'Ulaa ill Ire my h
ha pl d-a I'l 4 see 1
'1 ..'UI
Ilttrlliif Mulhrr,
ho l.iki-K lun- i vi.ii win ii you
i.M' ill In ImiI
W'Ihi n.mfi.iiK uliin ou
ll'IIKI'l ll 1l'llllHI Till,
VVIiii .l i lh ymi wli. ii i. Hit ii
won't ,
Ami In your ihil.llnh fnnltn, iIhim
hIii- miy tlon'l'
Win n yon iir tuiuulil tiii't m lit to
10 i it t r riKini
Who riiiii li ni-r j nil mi ?ry
hoi in;
To drliiK you hwi-pIi, whin you
11 pi-nt
Ami from whom wi-rn your flrHl
ir'wna m-at?
Who ritanila yoir rlothlnK anil your
nocka
An. I Htiimla up for ymi whru your
Hi'linolfii'iti' tiioi k;
Who hiinifa your ftoklni on Chrl"t
miH l'Vi,
Who for your trmilili-a ilima om
fort nml KrU'Vp?
Who liivt-a you lii'ft of nnyom
Who tnlka to you whi n chorea ur
dune
Why w in thiTt' i-vit aurh mother
An y.iu ilnrllnit inollii-r?
--ftnrhnr Ae, Ae 1J. f.15 Kant
Mllltnry iiviniK', Kri'tnonf , Ni-li.
Illnlr rnrpMiter of Wityne, Ni h,
worka In a dru ntore nfii r whool,
and ao k'pa pri'tly huny.
WitnlH to Join.
1 (in r lluppy: I ii in t yrnra ohl.
My hlnhilny in OrloW T. I will
m In the lift ti Kriuln thin term it
m'IiimiI I urn nm lonlni; a 2 ri nl
fillip for my tiutloii. I woul.l llk-t
lo Join the Happy Tiltw. I hnv
five ilnlla nii'l one .lull rarrlntfi'. I
1'iive one Kl.'i plnx mill. I wonlil llk)
ID hute Home of the (lolluwka
wrlie me a 1"Hit, An my li-tli-r p
KctUnn lotix I muni iIomi' Wrlo
WKin Aili'llne Hmllh; Ak, '): Him
HI, fl. neva, Meli.
. New Mi'iiiImt.
Iiinr Hitppy: I w.hIi to Join Hie
lioldiwka. t inn Hi'mllnjf 2
rent Hliimp for which m-rnl rue a
Uollnwk p:n. I w.ll h H) the
Klh of November. I fjo to Ci-n-irnl
I'nik Hi hool, I nm In the fifth
A, 1 will I'Joan for th: time.
Al:ee Thnll, 40211 Hrnwne, fimnh.i,
Neb.
The witch cut wenra lie myhtlc rliiif.
The hlnck cut HprimlM it h (frui'Mome
wlriK.
HuliKolililiH wi'irilly chant int. I villi:
On HiillnWD'en.
A Kind Deed.
Dear Happy Once upon a time
thera lived man, Ifn wan cruel
With him lived a llttla do. One
day the man took tha don and put.
him in a field. A hoy found the doc
and took him home. Thn lioy'a ala
ter waa a Ho Hawk ao eiie took the
doe mid fed til m with bread nnd
milk. One day he Rot wet. Hhe
wrapped him up, mid from that day
the doir wan very happy. Kllzabclh
Kuiwa, ngpi II, Mill Kan. N. b.
Will lie Kind.
llear Happy: I am a Kill 13 years
old mid I like to read Huppylntiil
t have decided to Join your happy
tribe, 1 nm ettcloHlnn a 2 cent
Hlnmpi and the membership coupon,
1 prumiHe to be unod to all dumb
animnlN. Dorrln l'liikerton, Tryon,
Veb.
"This In the nlcht o' Hallowe'en,
Whi n it' the Hltchie may lie actn;
Some o' I hem black ami Home o'
them frreen,
Some n' them like a turkey bean "
Kind I Moi l-..
lieai- Happy: I am xcinliiiK a
'.' cent Mtanip for a !o Hawk button.
I am 10 yearn id. I nm In the aixth
made. A little bird fell out nf a
Hint. i climbed up the tree and
put the bird hack in Ita nest
neltuin Wilson. Aued 10. 502 South
Third Street. Norfolk. Neb.
A Wyoming (lollnuk.
lvar Happy: I want to be u (lo
Hawk 1 am (I years old. 1 kii lo
si hool nml Sunday school, and like
theui Will be kind to all miiinuW
nnd birds Itussell Armstrong, 1027
West Thirteenth Hireet. I'npii,
Win
A New Meiulxr
Hear Happy I wailil bke I . join
l be tioH.ivtks 1 am senliiiK .veil
the i tip"H in.. I the ".'cent stump
I pmin e to If kind to all dumb
iiumatH and In. Is I am 11 .ai
i ll nnd In the Hioth Ki id" My
filend tier .Id I" K'Unn to Join W ell
I InuM rluse - J.iineH lt.ib. it t'liut
s'H, Am- 11. auioiu. N'b,
I'onie art'iml ill NatirnU nil .lit.
Iirvssc.t fi..iu t p i to in v h.t"
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WITCH. ,
Hy lll'l'V.
Old wlti'li! I womli-r where you
' hidn
All throiiKli the year, till lime
to I i'lll
Vour hriMiii, stick Htei'd? You'ru
only aeen
When KoblliiM coinn on 1 billow
a'en.
t
I 'rr hups you live behind lb
aky.
Ami thiil 'm what imikea you
liurry by;
It must be fun to ride the air
Amona; tha clouds, no ona
known where.
ToiiIkIiI, d'lir wilch, if you
ask 'lie
To ride with youlhen you
shall wf
I low f ist I 'll come oh, plea so
will you
' Take me lo ride your broom
Htick, too?
If,- Is ii ll-illoutt'efi fiitilt'Hl fur
you. In thi-Nn mixed names you
will find a Lumber of lhlna you
oft "ii see at a Hallowe'en party.
AiraliK" thn lellera In their propel
order nml r-n what you wilt find.
1- Chllwsn B-Vfaft
2- Si'lfhHt 7 Halpep
3- Avjo tarli'ifSin S Hoyb
4- Huntecha 10 llobi(
5 - Opi ocpn
What, wan the
made?
flnit
bet ever
Answer The alphabet.
Why In cold cream Ilka a (food
chapcrone?
Anawer Hecatjsn It keeps off the
chaps,
Why do Hull hints In their rieata
iiKree?
Answer Hecause If they didn't
they would fall out.
Which of your relative lire de
pendent on you for a living?
Answer-Your uncles, aunts and
cousins, for without I' (you) they
could nut exist.
Where would you send a man to
p't tin appetite?
. Answer To Hungary.
What iiuestion must you always
answer "Yes?"
Answer What dis a Y-lt H spell?
Catherine .loins of Hlizabeth. N.
.1., Is only 5 years old so lo r mother
reads llappylaml to tier every weik.
In Field and Forest.
How often have you hoard, "'
tn bid Willi the blrii.-i and iret up
with the chicken." That is lie
cause the liltilH want to o to bed
as sunn as It In Uaiit. It seems
sir.inK". then, that so many of them
like to Ktart on their Journey smith
in thn nit ht. Tiny will fly all niitht
nml rest, ail day nnd keep this up
until they reach their winter home,
often thousands of nillea away.
The wrens, the thruehes and nth
er llinld birds that live in (lie
woists ai'H the ones choosintt to rl
nt iiluhi, while the holder buds
with slri'io,' winei do not mind
I .el mi si en and will fy by il.ivlixlit
They w ill ft V m i y Inch and ko fast
er limn a nilln ad train.
Ill tile . lU'llHJ l ink the.V Will Colli"
I nflm wonder bow tiny find 'hell
way. It Is s.dd they have leiruhit
loads that follow the riwis and
shore hues, for they are all aM" lo
see the water ewii by idi-bt !bw
wise they Hie. tor liny kin w eio'tiuli
tn rest a day ir two iib nu ibe wiy
Hill thus ll"'k their l"li )"ll'lle.
I'olloW llu-in itll IovIiiK llliilliihls,
for ii"i' and n. ie t"U in- le'iinlin;
Wllilt le.itH " 1 ll'iiilili til" I'U.ls
are to Its W i:IU' llltlll n 4t
Huitd.iV I 'M I H .Ii il I
MM
Tha tin llnwks.
"Yea, Miirjont, J do think you
aliould do Hoiueth iiK about H . Only
yesterday t auw sevi'ial lioya and
Kits atiiu'tlnif on the ill walk leiir
the park, I'jn h of lliini hud it
id.liKshot In their bun. Is ami lii'V
were really f yhi.tix uboiil who had
k lied tl fiiiiHt turds. " Th s.euk
er waa Helen Hiidiut. Muii.rie
liurlnn, a i loss frl'-ml, w.ia very
tlioiichtf ul,
Kor mvinil wi-ks tha boys and
Klrla of tlia town had been killing
birds. Helen and Mirjorm wers
the only ttirla in town who did not
I k to k.ll thn till 'Is.
Htnldenly Helen tut in .1 about and
saw tier father cnin'rut up thn path.
In hi hand tie held aoma papers.
"Hello Rlrla," tie said. "Why nil I ha
sober faces?"
The K i Is nuid nntb UK, but Helen
blushed nervously Hit father hand
ed her It paper. "Ileia la little
club paper for children, I niitiacr.ti
ed for the Hutnlny lice and this
part la for you," tie said. M.irjurl
and Helen snt down nil the pinch
sw im anal tnKan tn look Ibe paper
over. "Why, Helen," em la rned Mar
Jorle, "th'a la Just the kind of club
Minna Klrla and hoya should tolonK
to, I.et'a nrnni. it In fbla town."
A few daya later the two trlrla wi re
the proud possessors of pretty
tig Hawk pin for each. They Im
mediately net to work lo oiKiin sie n
dull In that town. A few weeks
later every hoy mid x'rl In town
had thrown awny their si iit'sliots
and now each wears a pretty roil
pin, with thn words "I'm a tin
Hawk -tlm Happy Tr.be," mi it.
The ctuh wan a ko'sI thiiix fur
those children la-cause it tiiucht
them to protect Instead of molyt
all b rdn nnd dumb animals.
l.'ll.an Nelson, An 12. Woll.nch,
S'eb.
I'oor Old Jack.
Ix-ar Happy: I thank you very
much for my plh, I war It. when
ever my nlnter la not wenrlnic It
The Imya tease me about It. We
have a cat that w call I'rofensor
White-foot. He'll calch rata, mole
and mice. One nluhl my father and
mother watched him call h a mole.
We had a pet iIok tliat we culled
Jin k, llo'd tun down rats and tin n
calch them, but lie ot no old be
died mid w missed him very much.
- Hot lfollwrewc: Imykln, Ni-li.
tilenn Hmllh of Kansas City, Mo,,
Is a hoy scout, hut also wishes to
be a Co Hawk.
AIMciilc.
Dear rio-Hawks: I arn writing you
a letter to tell you where we went
one Sunday In vacation.
Wo packed our It.ieki tnr arid went
down to Oakland to l fin park. When
wa got there we went over to the
nwlmtnlnn pool and watched the
people Hwlnrn. About half pant four
a bunch of us went Insw Imnilnn,
We had u (rood time In the water.
We stayed In till 6 o'clock, when
we Kot out and ale our supper.
Helen Hemicl, W'St I'oiht, Neb.
VlrKinlii Allen of Hhreveiott, Ia
has a ncrapbisik of Happy la rid and
looks over It almost every day.
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Helen' letter.
tr..l,.f. fli.l. I. ...I I I.- I..lt..r mhm
wrltlnit and put It Into tha fiivelopa.
Then having aointi nf her work t
do, she told her brother to take It
to Ilia posloffire a mllu away. Jim,
lur bioiher, went slowly, on hi
way, when suddenly he auw a beau
tiful butterfly fllltiiiK by.
'the letter uml everyihlnK als
was foiKotien as Jim tried to catch
tha butterfly. He dropped the let.
ter and It waa carried seveial
tulles by Mm wind. At last It
knocked aK'iiriMt a hoi nnd settled
down. Il'm It remained for nearly
two weeks, when a tloic tipped over
I he lo and a wind attain picked up
the letter. This time was carried
only a shot way, befiiK dropped Into
a small barrel. Now It happened
that a bird was tonkin for Home
thills' with which lo build a nest.
The bird spied the letter In , the
barrel, "That Is Just th MuriK I
wnnl," i said takliiK the letter In
It bill and flylritf away iin'll It
r ached a tree In which was a part
of I tie nest, l-'atl cam" and the blids
nil flew to Hie south
" fin day Helen chanced to nee
nest with nomethlna: white In If.
Him took the nest down and looked
to see what It was nnd found It to
lie the letter 'she tiad eciit away. Stia
I ben knew why It was that her
friend had not niiswi'ied her teller.
Mary Jfrasch, aK II: vn Madi
son street, Omaha. ,V-b
ficoiKi.' Henry fOW of lloolbliay
Harbor,, Me., bkis "I'el.r'n Wmk
shop" ycry much and make ihlriKH
fi ..in It
Ursl ltfer.
Jicnr Haipv: I wh-li to Join tha
(ioll.iwk Tube. I am years old
and In the third H, I 'im nembni;
a stamp. I tiki; to I'-ad your paxe.
- Ivlith J'tillltpn, 1100 West Koeiiltf
Street, Orarid Island, N"b.
That Illta D'Kntremoset of Ktona
hmn, M ish,, and some of tier friend
often flve "' "f the Kalry Urctto
plays they find fn Happyland.
HITS 01' IN'I-'OHM THtN.
The f!nrrieKli! Institute magnetic
observatory at Watherwoom, West
i rn Auntralla, is tfi" only one coup
plelely cqiilppcij (n Hie solllhelO
hemisphere of investlKatlon relat
lint lo he earth's maiiiietlsrn, at
mnspherlc i-lectrlely and the larlli'a
electric currents.
Old raxs are used in the form of
roll roolln? and prepared shlnule
for housetops, After the raga lira
reduced to a pulp, which makes a
raw, coarae fabric, of Jong liber and
Kr-at durability, hot asphalt I
poured nnd pressed into every ojvn
IriK and pore. Then the material
Is covered on both sides with as
phalt nnd crushed nlate.
An inventor In Japan lias pro
duced a remarkable paper, strong
lu texture and capable of bcinir
crumpled up ,-md w.iHli'd with soap
and water. Owiiu to its durability,
it Is UM"d for the covering of um
brellas and when Holb-d, taken off
and w ished. An a wrapping paper
It can be uncd uitain arid niialn. be
ItiK w.'iahcd an often ai Decennary.
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