Show i J I T HE YOUNG F 1 L I 4V w S 17 r U 4 f1 I I I VUri I r SALT LAKE CITY UTAH NOVEMBER 1 1U1 7 f t r Poor Miss Pollzdoux E Some time ago I wct into the boys Iluyioom i The boys playroom is a j ondcrful late Such sudden changes I occur in II I have know It the crater 1 of nn active t volcano a pathless desert an AfricanJuiiBle and the Arctic ear ea-r 11 in tine morning J prepare my mind 3r almost anything when i pay I a ylsi t i Hint unquiet sj > ot hut J will confess r jpon this occasion 1 was taken by sur llse I The loy was 5n the room 1111111 matins amons a collection of old pop i I jiifi and did not notice me as 1 cn red Two Or l Hire chairs turned up I ic down 1 a cl serlod village and a heap i f ft wooden animals lying sUIT and llfe I F 1 53 loved whore a yrloiu had recant I wept over the land But seated in Iii milist of all this disorder was Fomo tWng the like of which J had never be Ire secin In the playroom What Is i t tat I demanded pointing to the un i < ual object That = a doll wl the boy bluntly And what I asked Is I she doins 1 here of all places In the world 001 I dont know said tin hoy But yon must know1 1 said How d td 1 she pet lure Jlor mother biouglu her the boy ud thats all 1 know about it Her 1 irothcr J repealed a light he lining i to dawn on my mind It was t my litllo neighbor then who had left 1 r tit V fine young lady in tin buys play I Muini But why Jit ro was a niystoijy tnoly ho playroom with its oydonos < a i thoua kes and tidal waves was no i 11 I of for hiiili an ilcpjani youim per < on I I Do you I haul hci name J asked the boy t Itl1il1 k Her mother railed her Follidoll hem he-m J nswtrcd rather scornfully t Poor Miss Pollidoll 1 said looking ff 1 I ith pity at tin calm but resigned smllo In and lock at limas Pollidoll tint T fancied = fan-cied her iinllii pivw more and more a inilo oil reiftnatios There was nothIng noth-Ing one could cIo for her however nod 1 Could only be thankful that she hade had-e destruction in the various upheavals up-heavals whlrh from lime to time wrecked her surroundings Lint one day sonic thIhg happened II was a rainy day mill lit boy had been In the playroom all the morning An unusual noise issued from that restless place Bumping and pnppings and wild cries 1 was just slarlintr to find out what was the matter when my neighbor neigh-bor came running in her face beaming with delight Oh come she cried breathlessly rome and see The boy is i playing with Polllnolll You cant inwin it I said and 1 hurried after my neighbor who made atone at-one for the playroom Aa ion opened till door a cjowboy in a 1 wide hat and rubber boots who was capering wildly about waving I i popgun railed out Whooplnwhoop This Is I a prairie I have just killed a lot of Indians and the last one thinks he Is I going to getaway get-away but he isnl See me give it to him And the cowboy sent a cork bullet flying across the room followed the direction of his aim and saw what seemed a savage Indian In war paint and feathers I riding a prancing steed Hut another look showed me only too plainly who the hapless rider really was That l smile belonged but to one person Stripped of her pretty dress wrapped in an old towel h r face painted with red and yellow stripes her hair pono and IL f < w Oatlifrs sticking on her baldhead bald-head Miss Pollidoll sat nMride I of the I old rocking horse a murk for the oow boys bullet Stop I rid trying to retell tho frantic cowboy This is shameful Poor Miss Pollidoll1 That isnt old Pollidoll laughed the Hiwboy thats an Indian Ill hit him in the head this time and he began popping away harder ban I over I I rushed forward tu rescue the l unfortunate I unfortu-nate lady but my neighbor caught me I I with both ha mis Xo no she lvhle I t I r I r f 1 lif I KINDERGARTEN GROUP I With which that lady was gazing Into space The next time my neighbor I tame to see me I led up gently to the l subject R My dear I said r saw a beautiful r t W child of yours In the boys playroom l play-room yesterday Yes said my neighbor thats Pol lidoll Isnt she sweet 7 Very I answered But why do i you leave Miss Pollidoll In such a strange place us the hoys playroom My neighbor was silent She stood 1 looking down at the toes of her small I shoes and smiling ft seems a very odd thing for a careful r care-ful mother to do I went on Something Some-thing I dreadful may happen to Miss Pollidoll any moment You know yourself your-self the boy does not like olls mean children Do tell me why you left her t there My neighbor turned and looked all around carefully befoio she said in a whhper If I tell you you will promise prom-ise not to let tlm boy Know J promised t prom-ised I isedWell Well said my neighbor hI want I him to play with her Play with her J cried in astonishment astonish-ment 1 mentMy dear child he boy would never play with u doll Oh don talk jo loud whispered my neighbor putting her little handover t hand-over my lips Li ten she went on Pollidoll IP lovely I now Isnt she 1 I nodded as the bund was still over my rl mouth i And she is 1 quite grown up too not n Ilkt the other children who are all so little and stupid 1 think if the only I Mays in tlld < playroom long nough the boy will play with her Oh i do hope IK will You see J have always loved I all the boys games but he has n vvr l I I i rut d Hit tenet bit for mini and he jug I hates dolls and says they are Hilly If J I 1 could only find him playing with Polll tloll some day J should be perfectly 1 happy Hut my diar 7 sold he never will I I am stirs he ncv < r will and just think how mlenib Miss Pollidoll will be In li tht meurtlme I I 1 My 1 neighbor shook her I heard Polll doll wont mind she aid she Is so good she will do anything r want her IJ l A nil so my neighbor wont t away I mid would not listen to my warnings I The thought of tin lonely young lady I In the boys playroom troubled me not a t little as time days went by I used lo go pered leave her alone Dont you seethe I see-the boy is playing with her I turned and looked in my neighbor face Sha was flushed and resolute She had made u big l sacrifice but she hall gained her end My1 neighbor paid me an early call the next morning She was ralher shy at first but finally she said Pollidoll Is all right you know J Xo I dont know said 1 Well she is I said my neighbor I i She wasnt hurt a bit and she Isnt Pollidoll any more shes an Indian and i her name is Feather Head She Is go I injr to have a wigwam and live In the II ployroom always She wont mind It now she Is an Indian you see No I dont see said r I My neighbor looked rather serious for I a moment then her face brightened and she cried clapping her hands with I pleasure I wan right after all The boy did play with a doll Oh I am so glad I gladBut I But I said Poor Miss PolJi OIl The Churchman I i i i I I t OCTOBER STILL LIFE By E M D lr rF v 1 c1 r r r i F > J i I i y I N V I lLI J f 1 > M w t 1 Y t1 < t < toY tl 31 b r 0 I 1 U1 f f r hSoc iT t ti w 1 r Ii f f I 1 r lr 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