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MONDAY—JANUARY 11—1932
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ADVENTURE CLUB
The first Adventure Club
member to present himself at
R-K-O Keith’s Theater on
Saturday t o
see Johnny
Perkins the
“Ton of Fun”
in his new
show was
Advent u r e r
George Gip
h a 1, 1303
Eleventh St.
S. W.
George i s
ten years old
and plenty
plump so he
was admitted
without ques
tion as guest
of Johnny
for the morn
ing.
It is a swell
show. If you
don’t believe
it ask George
who has the
time of his
&
IB
life.
The next two Adventurers to
be admitted to the theater as
guests of the featured star of
the week were Cleo Homen.
1817 Wisconsin Ave. N. W.. who
is 14 years of age and weighs
190 “or more” and Carlton Tal
bert, 3215 Nicholson Ave., age
14. Carlton did not give his
weight but he was sufficiently
plump to gain admittance to
the theater in the fatso con
test.
Cleo, by the way, would do
well to see the show again on
the final day for the contest
announced by the “Ton of
Fun.” He might collect his
sl9.
The fatso contest was a lot
of fun if a bit limited. A
number of the “skinny” club
members told Kit Karson that
they thought it a mean trick
to exclude them. But Johnny
Perkins likes ’em fat so that
was that. We’ll have to wait
Adventure Club Editor:
Please enroll me as a member of The Washington
Times Adventure Club.
NAME
ADDRESS ••••••••♦
AGE
Mail this application to Adventure Club Editor,
Washington Tinies, Washington, D. C.
Police Help Man
Hold Church Record
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Jan.
11 d.N.SJ.—Rather than spoil a
five-year record for never missing
for the appearance of the liv
ing skeleton to fix up the other
boys and girls.
And. since, this is Monday,
you aren’t forgetting to lock
for the secret password today,
are you?
Its hidden on these two pages
somewhere and REMEMBER
we told you it MIGHT not be
arrow marked. We don’t say
it isn’t but don’t begin to de
pend on that little arrow to
help you find it each week. We
may decide to fool you one of
these days.
Have you tried springing the
password on your buddies at
school? Some of the club mem
bers write that they tried it
and found to their astonish
ment that many of their closest
friends were Adventurers. This
club is certainly getting some
where. There’s no telling
where we are going to end. If
we ever do. We may just keep
on and on forever. Like the
brook in the poem your English
teacher has been trying to
teach you.
Everything comes to those
who try and it might be YOU
whose name ol’ Kit announces
tomorrow over WJSV as the
first club member to find the
password. Think of the kick
you’d get if your name came
sounding over the air.
Kit tells us he is still work
ing on the big contest we men
tioned early this week. Several
of the club members have made
suggestions that sound swell.
Perhaps it would be a good idea
to print a few of their letters
and let the club decide.
We are planning to publish
in this column several of ‘he
really bright ideas this week
If you haven’t made a sugges
tion hop to it. Get busy and
it might be your idea that hit
selects.
Here’s luck and be sure to
listen in over WJSV tomo: ow
at 6 p. in. Kit has some news
for you.
Sunday school, Jimmie Demann,
23, rode to Sunday school in the
' police ambulance.
Jimmie was in City General
t Hospital suffering from a minor
: i ailment.

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