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FIRST
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GIRL LISTED
BICYC
LE WINNER
Elizabeth Rennlngor,
CollogeVllle, Leads
' for Rest of Sex
13,.
Way
of
HAS HER PLANS ALL MADE
The first Rlrl winner of n Black
Beauty blcyclo in tho Punuc Tjedoeh
contest Is a lass of thirteen, and sho won
it in n town of only 700 inhabitants.
She did it in four days.
If that te not an inspiration for ovcrj
boy and girl 'who is hustling for tho road
beauties, nothlne can be.
Elizabeth K. Rennlngor, daughter ol
William D. Kcnnlngjr, cashier of tht
Collcgcvlllo Nntional Bank, Collcgevll o,
., Ih the llttlb hurtler who yet tho
.. nil ntliitm nt hnr ne.x. She en
ters Collcgcvlllo High School next fall,
but sho Is nlready n full-fledged reporter
on tho Collcgevlllo weekly pnner, and
Mewls to use her bicycle to hustlo iicwb
for her sheet. ,
Tho editor of the paper sayB she gets
more news now than any man on his
Maff and ho is thinking of enlarging his
paper now that she has n Ledoeb bi
cycle to give her still raoro speed.
Got Speed" Record
JIlss Ilcnnlngcr'a record Is ono thai
Ms going to be very hard to beat. In
the first -plncc, sho did not get her sub
scriptions from friends and relatives.
In the second place, she obtained twen-tv-the
subscriptions in tho first two
days. In tho third place, sho made
nearly fifty calls before sho got ont
mibrerlptlon, but refused to bo defeated.
And In the fourth place, sho accotn
plWied all this inn town of only 70Q
persons. v
Sho said when ,shc camo to the
Leihieii office to gc't her bicycle:
"No, I didir't hnvo any particular
syrtctn. I just went from door to door,
told them that I wan Bollcltiug sub
irriptlons for tho Ledger and recited
pome of the many features that the
?apcrs carry Into tho home every day.
did not tell any one that I was work
ing for a bicycle unless they asked me.
Had Made Up Her Mind
'Tes, it was a little discouraging nV
flrtt, but I just wanted that bicycle
to hard that I made up my mind that
I would call on every person in our
town before I would glvq up. Aftrt
so many, turn-downs tho first subscrip
tion made me very happy and then they
just seemed to roll in. It was awful
easy once I got started.
"I started Wcdncsdny morning nn&
worked hard all day without much luck,
but by Thursday night I had twenty
five names signed. Monday night I had
SHE LEADS THE GIRLS
KSV smBaYggHMgaaaur Qi2BTBraTMrf"HBBraTflBraTaTaTan
JWMaasMiafialMaalBW
nnd the largo lion cub they hftrt found
hiding from tho sandstorm. " ;
tickling tho lions do tho lion would
feel happy and not think of eating
them. ,. ,
The tickling made tho lions purr, their
purrs being llko tho rumbling of n
train crossing n bridge. , .,
But now the purring grew louder. L
listening close Peggy found, tho Hoiih
v,rc tnlklng to each other If. purring
jumbles. And not knowing that the
children could understand animal talk,
tho lions were not trying ti hide what
they said. , .
"Isn't it line to get ticKieuf imncu
Mr. Lion. , .
"Yes, It Is much better than scratch
ing ono's b:tck on tho bark of u palm
tree." purfed Mrn. Lion. ,
"I nm getting hungry," Prr:d Cub
Lion, "ill rather eat then be tickled.
"Be patient, son," purred the father
Hon. "Wo have threo tine mwiis wnn
liig for us heio lifter we ImVo bcon
tickled to our heart's content. " Mr.
Lion rolled his eyes toward Billy und
licked his chops. , ,
"I can't wait a moment longer, l
think I'll tnko a nibble." , Cub Lion
opened his mouth ns If to take n nip of
Folly Wisher. , .,
Folly Wisher, being a goblin, could
understand animal talk, nnd when i Cud
T.lnn reached to nln him Folly Wisher
tickled ns hard ns he could.
"Wow I Wow! Ugh I Wow 1" grunted
Cub Lion, laughing in spite oi niiiueu.
Folly Wisher tickled tnrucr anu "'; ';
r.nU Uud jjion laugncu unm " """;
on the grounu. Ann wnno n '""?".':"
Im couldn't bite, wliicb was wmn. emu
Wisher wintcd. . . , , .
Mr. Lion and Mrs. Won lnugncu ;
they saw how Cub 'Lion wnn getting
tickled, but after a llmo Mr. Won quit
his Inuglilug and gave n roar.
"I hnvo been tickled enough," he
wild. "I nm going to cat." .
' So am I," roared Mrs. Lion, and
htr big Jaws yawned. Thnt made Peggy
nnd Billy tlcklo for denr life, nnd they
tickled until Mr. and Mrs, Lion rolled
on tho ground In squirming laughter.
But It Is hard work tickling hungry
lions, nnd soon the three ticklers were
so tired they could tlcklo no more. Mr.
Lion quickly saw this.
"It Is dinner time," ho roared. "Wc
have laughed until wc have good nppc
tites. Now let us eat." Mr. Lion
jumped away from the tickling, nnd ct
himself to pounce upon Billy. Mrs.
Lion and Cub Lion got ready to pounco
upon reggy mm Folly Wisher.
"Good-by. Peggy nnd Billy. I nm
forry I got you Into this trouble," cried
Folly Wisher. "But this Is what you
Mot- as ao1I.1 !ltiia '
gil iur iinmnii winucn. .
Tfio instant irony wisner ""'
TOURH
TOBUK.
the
word "wishes'' Peggy know hoV to get
out of their trouble. Sho, ay waving
Lcdcer I'lioto eilcn
E.inDeth K. Rcnnlnger, Collegcvlllo girl, first of her sex to win a
Ledger frco bicycle
tno other ten. i nm ki
bicvele for well to ride,
When she i-aid "to ride" thcro wai
something about the deteimlnatlon in
her face that would lead ono to bcllcvo
that she was going "to ride" it with
business in view. If she sticks to the
newspaper business it looks as If the
editor of the Collcgcville paper would
have to put in another linotype.
Are Probated
Three Wills
Three wills were probated at the
Register df Wills office today. They
were Robert Tarlo. G021 North Twelfth
street $11,000; Bridget E. Lanignn,
Shurs lane and Terrace street, $01.00,
nnd Albert N. Jennings. 5322 Walnut
street, 8500. Inventories of pnrsonnl
estates included George W. Becker,
$10,078.10, and Helen M. W. Morritt,
$7720.38.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Desert Folks
Dy DADDY
- CHAPTER III
Tho Lions Grow Hungry
PEGGY, Billy and Folly Wisher, the
goblin, were up to a strange trick.
They were tickling the lioness, tli" lion
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cnlm trees nt tue edge oi uic aewcri. uui
Inr nwny. ... ,
"I wish wo were In the top of Uiokp
pnlm trees," she cried. At thnt Instnnt
1i tlit-on rrnilrhlnp Hnnrf HlirnllC. 'IllfiV
expected to close their jaws on three
wnnn mcnls. But their jaws snapped
on empty air. Tho wish had carried
PcRgy, Hilly nnd Folly Wisher over the
heads of the lions to the tops of the
palm trees.
And In tho palm trees a now nd ven
ture awnltcd tho children, which will
he rclntcl tomorrow.
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