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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

appropriation viii be $s5.s45 In 1916
II. and will increase annually until II
reaches a total OF y2i5,7s5 in 1922.
provided the Texas legislature con-
tinues to match the federal appropria.
tlon dollar for dollar with state funds.
The smith.Lever act makes proyts-
ion for unifying the extension work
OF the states and the federal govern.
ment. with the result that all these
powerful agencies are now co-operat-
ing instead cs operating Independently
and often at cross-purposes, as was
frequently the case In the past.
The Legs Of the College"
Many phrases and terms have beer
employed TO express briefly the work
Of the extension service. but none is
more apt than the legs OF the col
lege." for. in truth. this service car
ries the stored knowledge OF the col
lege to the people who can not 20 to
the college.
Under the terms of the Smith,Leyer
act and the cooperative agreement
betweenu the A. 4 NJ. College OF Tex
as and the United States Department
of Agriculture the work OF the exten'
sion service is definitely outlined in
advance in the form OF projects
which are prepared by the college au-
thorities and approved by the United
States Department OF Agriculture. The
budget for the fiscal year names the
following projects:
I. Office administration.
.. Home demonstration, canning.
cooking, etc.
3. Movable schools.
4. Creamery extension.
8. Dairy extension.
6. Boys club work-(al pug clubs;
(b) corn and other clubs.
Z. Rural credits.
s. Negro work.
3. Publications.
10. Farm demonstration.
IL. Rural organization.
10. Farm terracing.
The extension staff. exclusive of
clerks, stenographers bookkeepers
mailing clerks. etc. consists OF the d.
rector the State agent In charge OF
demonstration work. six district
agents, 81 county demonstration
ageniS,- Two men and one woman en-
gagged in work among negroes, and
specialists in the following branches
/ OF agriculture and home economics
Animal husbandry. hog cholera pre-
vention. dairying, creamery, poultry
husbandry. horticulture. agronomy
plant pathology. two rural organizers
and market advisors. advisor in ruraI
economics. farm reporter. rural credit
rural gardens. terracing. pig clubs
other boys clubs In the home dem
onstration division are the state agent
demontrator in home economics. 81
county women agents. organizer Of
rural women and one assistant II
addition. members OF the instruction
stan OF the A. & NJ College and o.
the experiment station stan do specia
work in extension under the direction
of the extension department
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Boys Club Work.

There are two men I'm charge OF
boys club work. The assistant State
agent handles corn, cotton. kaffir,
maize. feterita and kindred clubs, and
specialist in pig club work has
charge OF the boys pig club organiza'
tions. Many thousands OF Texas boys
are enrolled in these clubs and re
ceive systematic instruction in the
growinf OF crops and the breeding and
feeding OF live stock.
The rural credit division will give
instruction and advice to groups OF
farmers in farm management based
upon the experience OF the best farm
ers In the community ana will assis;
county agents in establishing and su'
peryising definite farm management
demonstrations and will also give ad'
vice and information TO bankers ane
merchants in working out safe basis
of farm credit The plan OF Safe
Farming as Basis OF Bank Credit,
devised by MIR. r. l.. Bennett OF this
department is notable achievement
in farm economics and has received
the endorsement of the bankers asso'
citation OF Texas and Of leading fnan'
ciers and business men in other
States. This plan calls for the produc'
ton on the farm OF all the food and
feed crops necessary for the farmers
family and live stock. and embraces a
definite rule whereby such system OF
farming becomes the basis OF credit at
the bank and with the merchant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Movable Schools.

It is impossible within the proper
limits of this paper to do more than
state the bare outlines OF the various
projects constituting this years pro-
gram Of the extension department
The movable schools are proving TO
be popular and useful Under this
project a corps OF specialists give spe-
cial demonstration TO farmers and
their families IN live sock, agronomy.
horticulture. entomology home eco
Monies and other special topics More
than fifty Of these schools were con.
Quoted last year and a much larger
number will be held this year Begin.
ming early In November the special
lists engaged in this work will be In
the field continuously. holding schools
from one day to one week in rural
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communities.
Dairy and Creamery Work.

The specialists In creamery exten.
sion devotes his time to studies OF ex.
isting ereameries and advising how
they may be strengthened. lie will.
also, investigate proposed sites for
new creameries and give advice touch
ing the practicabllity OF plans and
hest methods OF procedure. His serv.
ices are at the disposal of the people
OF any community interested In deyel.
oping the creamery business.
The dairy division is closely allied
with the creamery division and by ad
vice suggestions and demonstration
endeavors to promote dairying on
Texas farms. 1t is prepared to give
advice on the selection. management.
feeding and breeding OF dairy herds.
the handling OF milk. butter making
and other subjects relating to dairy
ing.
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MADE
BY SOME COWS
IN THE COUNTY
AS Shown by Monthly Report
lust Submitted by Mr..
Cartwright.
(By +. Cartwright.)

beg 10 submit report of the best
COWS on record during my third
months work. Blosg, owned by A. NJ.
Sturm.= Enterprise. Is the topper for
the milk yield. while Roxey. owned by
l.. r. Sturm. still retains the title of
best butter cow In the association.
give word in advance, any one
aspiring to top the list for the next
month report will have to show some
thing good as we have on record a
COW giving 55.5 pounds per day. equal
to 1866 pounds in thirty days, or 1886
gallons. 1t is anticipated that next
month only 1000 pound COWS will be
published.
The following table gives the names
and records of the COWS in the associa-
ton which have produced more than
900 pounds of milk during the period
of thirty days ending February 80
George W. Anderson. Shlnnston.
Pleasure. 1909 pounds milk,
55.3 pounds butter fat; Laura Lee,
9TS pounds milk. 53.5 pounds buttcrfat.
j. ID. Basel and Sons. Mount Clare,
Condenna, $50 pounds milk. 37.6
D0HluS uullEl lhLE tNVlLAGF |@o FvAAAS
milk. 1872 pounds hutterfat; Little
Brindle. 922 pounds milk. 47.9 pounds
butterfat
Henry Basel. Mount Clare. Pet.
LILO pounds milk, 4s,s pounds butter
DR. F.. A. carder. Bristol. 1.o72
pounds milk. 36.4 pounds butterfat.
f, j. p. Stanton. Blue Belle, 1887
pounds milk. $50 pounds huttertat;
Mascimnm. 9so pounds milk. S7.2
pounds huttcrfat.
P. X. Stout, Mountain View Bess
4 .0Ss pounds milk. 81 pounds butterfat
a. NJ. sturm. Enterprise. Rloss, 1920
pounds milk. 4Ss pounds hutterfat
\ l.. II. Sturm. Enterprise. Rnxey
1.17l pounds milk. ZOE pounds butter,
fat Bess. 924 pounds milk, 44.a
pounds butterfat.
p. G. sturm. ClarksburE. Lily
Taylor. .2S0 pounds milk. 63.7 pounds
hutterfat: Black Beauty. 1.1s1 pounds
milk. 53.l pounds hutterfat; Minnie
LIPS pounds milk. 45.1 pounds butter
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Government Crop Report

WASHINGTON, March 10.--A
summary of the March crop report
for the state Of West Virginia and
for the United States Ms compiled by
the bureau of crop estimates land
transmitted through the weather hui
reau). United States Department OF
Agriculture, IL AS follows:
Wheat ON Farms.
StRte-Fsstimate stocks on farms
March ] this year. 1.5S0. 900 bushels,
compared with $4,000 year ago
and $4,000 two years ago. Price on
March ] to producers. Sl.2O per
bushel. compared with $1.44 a year
ago and $1.01 two years ago.
United states-E Estimated stocks
on farms March / this year. 242.OO0.-
900 bushels, compared with 162.9O3.-
600 a year ago and 5l.7t5. 900 two
years ago. Price OIL March ] to pro-
ducers. S1.23 per bushoI. compared
with $l.34 year ago and eighty
three cents two years ng0.
Coal on Farms.
Estimated stocks on farms
March this year. 100000 bushels.
compared with 6.SOS 900 year ago
and 7,4s0.000 two years ago. Price
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March to producers. Pighty-four
cents per buShcI. compared With nine
three cents year ago and elEhly-HlX
cents two years ago.
United States-E Estimated stocks
ON farms March thlE year, 1850
900. 900 bushels, compared with OlU.-
$4,000 q year ago and s6B. 362, 600
two years ago. Price March ! to pro
hucera GS.3 cents per buHhel. COM
pared with ~. cents a year ago aud
COL cents two years ago.
Corn Of hIrTlantnhlc Qualify.
state: The percentage of tho 1915
crop. which was Of mcrChnntAble
quality IL estimated NJ EeVcnty-n:na
per cont. compared with eigbty-two
per cent Of tho 1914 crop ind eighty
one pCr cent OF the 1913 crop.
United 4tntes--The percentage Of
the 1915 crop. which wuH Of lner-
charitable quality In estimated Ut 7l.3
per cent, compared with 84.b per
cert of the 1914 crop and SOL per
cent OF the 1919 crop.
Oats un Farms.
ltnte-FEtimuted stocks on FIRMS
March ] this year. l.l80, 900 bushels.
compared with 100000 IL year ago
and $4,000 two years ago. Price
March TO producers, ttfty-eIght
cents per bushel. compared with six
ty-one cents year ago and tifty-hVe
cents two years ago.
United SLntps--E Estimated stocks
on farms March ! this year. b97. O00,-
900 bushels. compared with 370.369.-
900 year ago and 419. 900 two
yearg ago. Price March / to produc-
crs APT cents per bughel. compared
with 62.1 cents a year ago and 1873
cents two years ago.
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MINE FIRE BOSS
]. B. GREYNOLDS
LIKE NEW MAN
Resident Route 3 Wrote Thank
fully to the Burke Drug
Store.

! IA tho local Wentworth endorse
mems increase weekly IN volume their
| convincing character becomes more
and more effective In adding 10 the
sales Of This worlds greatest nerve
tonic In this quality here IL a piece
OF prRlso sure to have strong influence
II came from J. 3. GreynOldS. OF Route
Three, who is n fire b0Rs at the Col
umbIA Mines and whose word will he
taken by ali fellow-Buffcrcrs:
The Burke Drug Etore--l had nGr-
VOLS indigestion and would have pains
In stomach and between the shoulder
blades. Was a poor sleeper. Lerkod
in my sleep. Would not get more
than tlrcO or four hours OF sleep per
night Tired in tho morning. Felt
old and stiff. This trouble was of one
years standing.
Taken about one bottle OF Serv-
Worth and | can sleep. eat most any
thing. Nothing seems TO hurt me. My
food dIgestS. pains are gone and I feel
like a new man and my work IL easier
done. not near so lab0riouB. | think
! am abOnt we'll.
t8igned1 J. b 6A7EYEOLDS.
Mr.. Greynolds was 80 glad to boost
the remedy that he said he'd be pleas
cd to have people ask him about 1t.
Buy bottle today at Burke's. Dollar
back II you're not helped.-Advertise-
ment
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n.ANURTGI"
4 THE NEWEST
DISCOVERY in CHEMISTRY

This is n recent discovery OF Doctor
Pierce, who is head Of the Lnvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute ut Buffalo,
N. Y. Experiments ut Doctor Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there ia no other eliminltor OF uric hcid
that can be compared to it. For those
easily recognized symptoms OF inilam-
nation ms baCkRche, Bcalding urine
and frequent urinntiOn, as well rs sedi"
ment in the urine, or ii uric acid in the
blood hns caused rheumatism, it is
simply wonderful how surely "Anuric /"
acts. The best Of results are always
obtained in cnsea Of acute rheumatism
in the joints, in gravel and govt, and
invariably the pains and stiffness which
so frequently and persstently accom-
pany the disease rapidly disappear.
Go To your nearest drug store and
simply nsk for 50-cent package OF
NAnurio,H manufactured by DR.. Pierce,
or even Write Doctor Pierce for O free
sample. II you suspect kidney or blad-
der trouble, send him sample of your
water and describe symptoms. Doctor
Pierce's chemist will examine it, then
DIR. Pierce will report to you, without
fee or charge.
NoTE - French scientists affirm that
HAnuricp is thirty seven times more
active than lithia in eliminating uric
acid, and is a harmless but reliable
chemical compound that may be smelly
given TO children, but should be used
only by groWn-ups who actually wish to
restore their kidneys to perfect health,
by conscientiously using one box or
more in extreme cases-as vAnuric"
tthanks TO Doctor Pierce's Achievement)
e by fur the most perfect kidney and
bladder corrector obtainable.
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For rra.acntInr Attorney.

mn candidate for the nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney OF IInrrIEon
County, West Virginia. on the Republican
tirEtt, subject 70 tho primary election.
June G, 1915. Am n native OF Harrison
county politics. Republican; education,
LIB OF the State University: experience,
fourteen years OF actual practice in this
county. and respectfully solicit inveEtiRa-
tIon, and your vote ana Influence. and. II
elected. promise faithful. fearless and
impartial discharge Of the duties Of the
office 10 the best OF my ability.
w NJ, CDNAWAY
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am a candidate for the nomination for
Assessor OF Harrison County. subject to
the Republican Primary of June 9. 1915
If nominated and elected, / promise you,
RB servant Of the people. that I will full
NIL every duty OF the once faithfully and
feArlesEly. ] ask your support.
r. r. MARTIN.
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fat: Ralph. 1899 pounds milk. AID
pounds hutterfat: Goldic. LOGS pounds
milk. 39.4 pounds butterfat; HnlsteIn,
1,i38 pounds milk. 45.b pounds butter
fat.
J. p. supler, Shorty. 927 pounds
milk. 46.3 pounds butterfat; Otto. 954
pounds milk. 36.2 pounds butterfat.
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" conveyed or attempted to be conveyed,
by the said J.. w. HanSford and d. w.
HalkfoFd to the said Esl0lIA HAnRford
and Tina v. Brown.
And 1t appearing from an AFFIDAVIT tiled
In ENld suit that Estelln HAnsfnrd. J. w.
HnnNford and y. w. HanSford. are nom
residents Ut this stats, u Il ordered that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-10

Salem. Harrison County. West Virginia,
which lien was retained In dedn oxecnt'
Dorsey F0ltz to ]. W. Hansford and d. w.
HAn&ford, and which lien and the urpAid
notes secured thereby, were assigned by
U. HpEtti said tNo lots being gllseQuenL-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

State of West Virginia.
At rules continued and held In the Office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of HAr-
rison County, on Wednesday, the 9th day
OF March, 1916, the following order was
entered
IlTtln y. Hpsst PLAINTIFF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-10

The death rate in the United staets
for 1914 was 1876 per 1000. the low
est rate ever recorded in this coun-
try.
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am candidate for the Republican
nomination for United States Senator. sub.
jcct To the primary slE''tl0n TO be held
June u, 1870 and will greatly appreciate
your vote and influence.
Huntington, w. Va.
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HOUSTON GoFF YOUNG.
Charleston, W. Va.

am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Secretary OF State, subject
to the primary election, June q. 1915
believe In the principles Of the great Re-
publican party and Its platform shall be
my platform. ] Will appreciate your vote
-'N MIKE Il. KING.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-10

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are the original
little Liver Pills. One little Pellet for
o laxatiye-snree for cathartic.
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For Attorney General.

am a candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor attorney general, Of West
Virginia. subject to the primary, June o.,
1915. aud solicit your vnta and Influence.
BlRh b. sTATIIERa.
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Weston, W. Va

am a candidate for the nomination for
attorney general OF Welt Virginia, subject
10 the Republican primary election, June Q.
1919, aud will appreciate your vote anu
Il. t, ENGLAND.
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Ear Rnnrntnrr Of Rtntn.

TOT btufbtNFy OF btAtes
Please announce that ] am candidate
! for the Republican nomination for Secra.
tHry Of Suite. / was born on a Harrison
County farm and appeal TO the voters Of
that county for support IN the prlmury on
june 8.
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For Sheriff.


To the Voters Of Harrison County:
! hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff OF HAr-
rllnn county. subject 10 thA decision or the
primary election 10 be held Tuesday. June
8, 1914 l most earnestly ask your support
aud influence, and II nominated and elect
ell, not only promise 10 discharge faith
fully and taaFlGsSly the duties Of tina Otics
but Will give my very best service to all
the people.
ClarksburE. W. Va.
desire 60 announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for, Sheriff OF
Harrison County, subject to the primary
to be held OIL June g. 1916.
In aspiring to this Office / do so with n
full knowledge Of Its importance aud or ItH
responsibilities. II nominated and elected
/ shall 1t all times give my personal at.
tentinn ~ the discharge of my duties. Ny
rampHIgn Will be conducted In spirit or
fairness aud with due regard for the rights
I l earnestly solicit your vote and inllu-
euce.
ClarLsburE. ". ia.
/, nm candidate for the Republican
nomination for ShrrIn of Harrison Coun-
H.. and earnestly solicit your support and
influence ut the primary election, June
9Th, 1916.
Clarksburs. W. Va.
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they do appear within ONE month from the
hFst publication Of this order and do what
Given under my hand this the sth daY Of
'4'4S i. WADE coFFaiAE. Clerk.
J. .. n T1pLEE. Counsel Tor PlalltlE.
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By BtEhop Warren A. Candlsr
CbonsSFior Of EmorD Uniformity. Atlanta

This Of series Advertise Advertising by the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World headquarters ndanapohs) Write
of booklet written for buyers Ike yourself Every
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Political Advertlssments.)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE OFFICES
Fer Govsrnor.

am a candidate for tho nomination for
governor of WsSt=VirHlnIA= on the Hepuh.
LIcan ticket, sub ect 10 tho primary eIec.
ton, June B. lUlB, and respectfully solicit
your vote and influence.
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/ am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor OF West Virginia.
subject to the primary election to be held
June 0. 1D1B, and respectfully solicit your
support.
Bsckley, w. Va.
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tn" object of this suit Is 10 enforce a
vendors lien against Lots Nos q and u
81 East TlGH Abolition to Ne Town Vt
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Fer United States Senator.

Logan. ". Va.
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VS.. IN CHANCERY.
EEtslla HAnNfOrd. Tina v. Brown, J. w.
Hansford, ID. w. HAnsferd and Dorsey
FoltE, DhfRndantE.
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COUNTY 0FFICEs

Huntington. W. Va.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
 l want doll and bed for it and a cover for it. 1 am going to school and l am in the third grade. I can spell anything you tell me to; l can spell Mississippi and draw every af- ternoon. We have drawed a chair and a Christmas box too. 1 bet you cant guess who this is, | if you want me to tell you just give Ime something, l will tell you, it is
 II. F. M. Hazel Francis Milan. Dear Santa Claus:
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Dear Santa Claus:

l thought l would write you a few lines this morning to let you know what l want Christmas. l would be pleased if you would bring me a little air gin and a bunch of fire crackers and some apples and oranges and some nuts and candy and little lan- tern and little train and little buggy and horse and little wagon and little blow and little log wagon and French harp and juice harp. will close.
 Garlan Dickinson, Route 2
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Dear Santa Claus:

thought that l would write a few lines, Dear Santa Claus. want a post card album and doll and doll buggy and little train and ship, and a little lamp and little toy dog and cat and a little wagon and horse, and a little watch and ring, l want some nuts and apples and oranges and three sticks of candy and a work basket and little doll bed and a little rocking chair and little stove and dishes and bell and Teddy bear and little toy sheep and a little goat and little lamb
 Ruthie House
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Mir. Santa Claus, Iceland.

Mir. Santa Claus, Iceland.
 Dear Santa: want a doll and a doll buggy, 1 want ring, bracelet and set of furniture. I want some story books and a little piano; want you to bring me some doll dress es; I want gold locket and some beads. l am in the fourth grade. want some nuts, candy, apples and some oranges for my little sister. I will be good between now and Christ mas. l want you to bring my mamma some hair pins, some combs, a box of candy; l want bicycle.
 From your little friend,
 Vera Barger
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Sloan's Liniment Fer Stiff Joints

Rheumatic pains and aches get into the joints and muscles, making every movement torture Relieve your suf- fering with Sloan's Linmcnt; it quickly penetrates withCdt rubbing, and soothes and warns your sore msucles. The congested blood is stim- ulated to action; a single application will drive out the pain. Sloan's Lini- ment is clean, convenient and quickly effective, it does not stain the skin or clog the pores. Get a bottle today at your Druggist. 25c
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
MT. Santa Claus, Iceland.

Mr. Santa Claus, Iceland.
 Dear Santa; will write you and tell you what 1 want for Christmas. l want lavalliere, ring, little piano, bicycle, story book, some candy, all kinds of fruits and nuts. I am in the fourth grade; my name is Flora Ham, ilton. live mile from Prescott. I am twelve years old.
 From your little friend,
 Flora Hamilton.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Robert Horne.

Dear Old Santa Claus:
 am a little boy years old and would like so much to have you bring me fire wagon and drum and sticks, a horn to blow, a train with a track to run on and all kinds of candy and cakes to eat; so please bring me all the things l want, and will be a good boy and not tear the things up.
 Your little friend.
 Al Daniel.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
 We are two little boys. Ma says we have been very good. We want you to bring us a little Xmas tree; we want little automobile with a bump CT on it like Uncle Dockies, a ball, a horn, some Santa Claus books and any thing else that you want to. Be sure 'and remember all the other little children.
 William Henry and Archbold Louie
 Trevillion, Smithton, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-13

MT. Santa Claus, Iceland.
 Dear Santa: I would like to have baby doll. l want doll buggy and a little dresser, and I want a little piano and some story books. I am in the fourth grade. Dear Santa Claus, want you to bring mama handker- chief. want you to bring papa a tie.
 Vivian Giles.