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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18

Francisco, Seattle and Portland, $500
in cash awards is to be given for let
tiers detailing the most memorable in
cidents of the great Nome rush, no
reservation being made regarding the
incidents, which may concern any
happening that appeals to the sour
dough as memorable.
Mr. KatteriOhn, who created the
photOplays, Carmen of the KlOn-
dixie" and "The Flame of the Yukon,
is soon to undertake the production
of his most pretentious Alaska photo
story, and desires to employ actual in
cidents of the gold-mad days of Nome
when picturing his newest film play.
amy man who was in Nome during
1899 and 1900 may supply the desired
incident" says Mr.. Katterjohn. 81 am
seeking the sourdOugh's individual
opinion of what was memorable. The
incident may be deep with pathos, or
rib-tickling in it's funniness; tense
with virile action or joyous in it's ro-
nance. One person may think a GER
tain incident was memorable while
an utterly different matter appeals to
someone else. Actual names and dates
are DESIRED though these will not be
divuIged. Style and manner Of writ
ing will not influence the decision of
awards. Every letter received will be
seriously considered, whether written
in ink or with pencil, despite length
or brevity, and on any kind of paper.
High-sounding words will have no
value. The incident is the thing, and
almost any sourdough is likely to fur
nish just what is wanted"
The total award of $500 will be dis
tributed as follows: For the incident
deemed most suitable, 5000; second,
800; third, $50; and payments of $40
each for the next fifteen accounts of
memorable events. Where the let
ter is accompanied by pictures and
photographs, S. will be paid for the
use of them. These pictures and pho
tographs will be returned unframed.
The only stipulation is that all letters
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18

Special turkey and chicken dinner
served at the Cordova Grill on Sunday
from II to s o'clock. Price $1.00.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18

Try the Club Billiard Hall for
golden, silver and royal f1zzes. 23-tf
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18

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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18
NOME STAMPEDE
TO BE- FILMED
VLTHCOLOR

Sourdoughs of the
Nome stampede dur
ing 1899 and 1900 are
given an opportunity
Of earning some easy
by Monte M.
Katterjohn, a Califor-
mia motion picture pro-
Queer. According to
announcements in San
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-18

Subscribe for the Daily Times.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of St. Mary.
Moses Abdella vs. Sylvanie
(!h0 rIoc NJ nj M "A Qc2

Charles, ct. al. No. 1853.
Under and by virtue Of a writ of fieri
facias, issued out Of the Honorable 23r.
judicial District Court o. the State O.
Louisiana, in the above entitled an,
numbered cause. and to :ne directed,
have seized and taken into my posses
sion and shall offer for sale, for cash
without appraisement, to the last end
highest bidder. according to law, at tn,
principal front door Of the court houcs
in the Town of Franklin, La, on
SATURDAY. THE STH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. D.. 1919,
between the legal hours of IL O'Clock
a. m. and O'Clock p. M, all and sin.
gular. the following described property,
tO-wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being situated in the Parish
of st. Mary, State of Louis lana, bound.
ed north by property of T. A. Legnou,
east by property of Louis Levy, south
by property of John Bodin, west b,
property now, or formerly Of A. A.
Bonvillain, coutaining three and one
half acres. this being the same propert
acquired by the Mortgagor by inheri.
fance from bis father and mother both
deceased.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, La.
October End, 1919
L. 0. PECOT Attorney.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
Sugar and
Rice Lands
0r Sale or Rent.

Tract known as the An
thony tract, being lot No.
IS of the subdivision of Ade-
line Plantation, known as
the Anthony tract, adjoining
Kincaid and Roane proper
ties. All cleared-planted
IN rice in 1917. Cultivated
in 1915. In rice only 1914
and 1915. Will sell cheap
on liberal terms or rent on
liberal terms.
r. MoWILLIAMS,
$40 Common Street,
New Orleans. La
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
All Wrong.
The Mistake is Made by Many
Franklin Citizens.

Look for the cause of backache.
To be cured you must know the
cause
Ii It's weak kidneys
You must set the kidneys working
right.
A resident of this vicinity shows
you how
]. M. COthran, railroad engineer.
az W. Main St., New Iberia, La,
says: II was annoyed by a heavy
ache across the small of my back and
when was on my feet any length of
time. sharp pains went through me.
Ny kidneys were Ia u weak condition
and the secretions appeared unnatural
began TO use Doan's Kidney Pills
and they brought me relief from the
start. Continued use entirely cured
me OF the sharp pains disappeared
and my kidneys acted regularly again.
Since that time have had no return
OF the trouble.''
60c. q ali dealers. Foster Milburn
Co. MfOrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
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OPERA HOUSE
SUNDAY, OCT. 26th.
Dorothy Gish
"PEPPY POLLY"
Fatty Arbuckle
"HAYSEED."
Old Spanish Trail.

The Old Spanish Trail from
Florids to California which passes
through franklin is giving
evidence Of becoming great
highwsy. Development work is
proceeding on erOus links III
the system. concrete, brick and
ether paved roadb"ds are build
ing. big bridges are nearing ths
construction stage. and many bad
spots are being smoothed out
franklin is vitality Inter "sted in
thie highway for the vogue of thu
overland traveller L. growing and
the highway that connects Flprid,
Mobile, New Orleans. San An.
tonic, Ell PasU. San deg" and Lus
Angeles will bring msny pleasant
vieitors to this community.
Over $500 O0O. 900 in bonds hav~
been voted, or are In process of
voting, considerable portions of
which are for highway work on
this Trail.
At San Antonio, November 14.h.
18th, the General Annual Conven.
tion will be hell oi inter ~sted
workers and members along tn,
1900 miles Of Highway. These
couyeDtions ars not restricted to
mem bers but are oprn to evrryone
Interested Ia seeing the Trail d..
veloped. A delegation from here
means one more Impulse toward
bringing this section to the front
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
FOR SALE.

Used Pine Timbers and Lumber as
coming from U. S Government Ship
yard at Morgan City, La:
Sizes. Lengths.
IA K IA To-
II K IA IL, 20
II II 10, IA, l6, 26, 30, 80, SO, 40.
10 < 10 II, ~.
10 4 IL IA. ~, rs. 40.
6x l6 20.
6x 8 ST. and up.
6x IA 80.
8x 8 IL, 18.
6x 16 So.
3x8 6, 8. 10. IL, Is, p. "a.
2x 10 IL, Is.
Sx6 IL.
approximately One million feet in
ell.
This Is good material and attrac.
tive prices will be made on same.
CHAPMAN.STORM LUMBER Co., Inc,
Morgan City, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23td Judicial District Court-Par
ieh of St. Mary.

>SsA SA ~ <AoAys
Succession OF Frozine Moore, De.
ceased. No. 373S.
Notice is hereby given to the credi
tors of this estate aud to all othe,
persons herein interested to show
cause within ten days from the date
OF this notification, why the final ac-
count, presented By L. J. Bourg, ad
mfoistrator of this estate should not
be approved and homolog ated and th
funds distributed in accordance there
with.
ln evidence whereof, witness my
official signature and the impress OF
the seal of my Office this 22nd day OF
October. A. D., 1919.
Jos. j. SCHWARTZ,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25
STATE or LOUISIANA.
2}rd Judicial District ronr'-pAr
ish of S.. NJ ,rY.
Sue cession of Warrington Mes
siah aud his wife, Rcbecca
Messiah. both deceased.
No, 3777.

| ibculoiditt III duu Ibi u't'H VI Ot
Mary, pursu ant to au oder of the Hon
Orable Winston Overt. acting Judg'
of said Court, hearing date the 18th da,
Of October, 1919, and to me directed, il
order to realize sufficient funds to pa,
the debts of the deceased and The
charges of the succession, shall offer
for sale at the principal front door q
the Court House in the Town of Frank
lin. st. Mary Parish, State Of Louisiana
ut public auction, for cash, for not less
than two-thrds of its appraised value
=" the last and highest bidder on
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1919.
betw the legal hours of Ii o'clot k
u. m.. and O'Clock y. M. the follow
ing described property, to-wlt
THAT certain tract of land. lying and
being situated in the Parish of st Mary
State of Lnuisiana, south Of tho Tow
of Berwick, known, designate| an,
described rs Lot No. Two (2) Of IN,
Howe Addition to Berwick. accor,lin;
10 the map and survey of said addition
made Dec mbcr 81, 1877. by GeOrg,
v,Ilars, to which map reference is here
W lulCC OuC-ltdtI
acres, more or less; except three-quaI
tcrs of an acre situated in the southwest
corner of said lot, previ usly sold t.
Henry Bernard; together with the build
ings and Improvements thereon situated
rights, ways, privileges and servtude.
Thereto belonging and appertaining: ex-
CO 1T also that portion of said Lot No.
of said Howe Addition to Berwick hav
ing front Of fifty three feet by dept
of one hundred and ifty feet. bonnie
north by property of Amelia -Porte
south by prop,rty of Henry Bernard
east by Washington Mess,rh, Sr., AM
west by street. direcil, fronting tn.
property of Tom Robinson, sold b,
Nashin, ton Messiah Sr IL Garrg.
Hanson by authentic acr before Henr,
Jacobs. Notary Public, on March lO.
1906. and recorded in Book 2 p, pag,
~, entry No. 3:49y, Of date March Y
1870. Of the Conveyance Records of t.
Parish st. Nary; and excepting as
that part Of said Lot NO. > vi tie sal
iiowe Addition 70 Berw OK inrasuriu.
fifty feet front ar d extending In Il ives
terly direction between parl;iel lines
distance Of one hundred and fifty feet,
north by lands Of Washingto |
ST, east by lands of the esta,,
If Philip Messiah, south by lands 0
Cheney Williams, and west by lands |
" Washington Messiah, sr.. sold by Wash
ngton Messiah, ST , to James Johnso, |
~ authentic act, duly recorded in th.
Records for the Parish O.
1t. Mary"
Franklin, Louisiana, this 18th day 0.
october, 1919.
WAsHHINGToN MESSIAH, JR.,
Administrator.
sorah, Himel, Bloch & Borah,
Walter T. Gilmore,
Attorneys for the Administrator,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-25

Full line OF Goodyear Tires and
Inner Tubes at lhsrts Fiuiax Station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

Thing OF which shs really knew. and
she wrote the story OF hAr early life
% Nhe good times she and her sisters
had had. o. the trials and sunsrtngs
that they had sndured-and SC real
did this xoey sound, that boys and
girls and even grovr-up< laughed and
cried over IT and wrote to the auehor
TO tell than some more srortss Ike
"x-sttls Women When Louisa A..
cort Kew what II was that the public
wanted TO read shs Sat down ana she
wrote book after booL. about. and tor,
boys and girls, and those books have
found thai- way INTO tbs heart aro
home OF boys ard girls rot only Of
tnIs country. but all over rae world.
Tor sone os taer. Aave bean trans
lated .nro French and German and
even Dutch. - '-~
1. tAA>e any ore Q. you who does
NOT know ard love tbs books OF
Louisa Alcott, .taa talented lady WHO
was born sQsv elghry-seven ysars ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
LIFE IN A GLASS GLOBE

fresh water every day. When you soc
US swin1 ming around with our mouths
out OF tho water we are nearly dead
for fresh water and the Iife-giving
air It contains. suppose you were
shut up To- an alright box ard had
: breathe the same old air over and
over, how would you like that7 Well.
hats the way II Is with us when we
have b-eathed UP all the air In the
water. We belong 70 the carp tam lily
OF fishes and our great. great great
greatgra dun others came from Chius
strange Country where the people
eat bird nests and wear buttons on
Their hats. People lovs 20 have us Ia
their homes, and give Us beautiful
glass houses 70 live In.
Unless cat or something frishtsns
us ne swim ver5' slowly. around ars
around n cur globes. we DO Tot even
stop when the tights are out and the
people are Ia BED asleep but we fust
keep on swimming for that is the only
thing we can 60
II ycU would make us very happy,
ram eraher to put some kind cf water
plant IN our globe, as II helps 70 keep
III rs tes fresh aHd-r~nai..4s y. Of -ti.e
time when our ancestors lived In real
ponds and were nor shut I'D IN xlass
Houses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
THE JUNIOR COOK zzsrr:n .z1s

teaspoontul grated nutmeg.
tesspoonful ground cloves
tablespoonful ground cinnamon.
teaspooutuI Baking powder.
II teaspoonftl salt
Add to this
egKs fwhi+e and yellow uesa 60
geIhs-).
Grated rtne ard sutee OF 1 lam On.
) ounces OF citron, cut very drs -
tablespconscs1i oranxe na~rsiae.
1fs cuptui milk
Mix together with = spoon, or. bet
tar Still. scrub the hand we'll and - TX
with the hands I'll the ingredients are
aII mixed very well.
Drop teaspoonstui cato buttere6
yin and, Il liked. prsss y Of an Eng
l.sh walnue en each cookie These
may be omitted
Bake in naodarn oven til brown.
Take UP with pancake turner and
pack IN jar. They will be hard as
eau be st Srst, but will soften IN or
weeks. The Gay before using them
PUT a ,oay OF fresh bread into the ta-
and .hey will soften quickly.
Notice That thars is no butter &c THU
recipe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
A Name Dear To Girls and Bows

SELF 70 Gc,. Taa$e esre secretly re.
Eearsed sad raea a4-ted n he barn
o.tsr before such Niusst.ous. persons
as Ralph Waldo Enerso. ard Ma
tharisl Fla n'thor-e Among other
-a!nes. .th:s T'tIe s.r' loved 10 saw
an6 whan .hs uas Ten Years old. so
the Story goes. she decided shat she
would 20 into huetness az doG's
3rsssaaseee. sac made little sign
~aich sss hung - tbs t-or' window
and d.spiaye9 many nctels y al! o.
wh.ch enterprise SIZE vas e1ccu-aged
~ har pf4tss-a mother vhc wanted
her girls - Ts1rsw op With xnowIsags
~ al re usesul lonely arts that
make FOR rrus arc ssrs,tte worasrs
'1oc4; --r~ grsvsi "Lo'i.ss 70 SEA hsr
nncths- worrying Ger .he tautIy
pocket beok Ard SIS determined that
she ~,oIla help n svsey way SIZE could
70 lesses tie rethsss burdens even
IL mean sacrificing soaae o. FER ovr
pay -lrlt., s. she busted herself e.bout
.hs house She earned % cook and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

clean ard help make the dr ssses FOR
Ter younger sisters. and later she
tried. to roach schcol 10 earn some
money 20 contribute 10. the family
funds. buf ~ der hear III sre grew the
longing to oe Up IL the tavorire attic
corner. per - hand and nc,e book
on her knees Writing the s.ortss that
wourd themselves about her nntnd.
And SO she gave Up teaching ard
tssse" 10 write Wasr she va Six
tsan y-sars o,6 ska had sold ha- a-st
story for So 60. sad thus encouraged
she drew from the store roon C. Toy
mind al TIA funry things rAat she
thought would be OF Use - writing
stortes an 4 verses At Hrst she ssied
70 wrisA love stories ~ adventure srd
romance. but 81 she knew very iittls
about ,hess matters her stories did
not ring true. are rnany we're the DIS
appointments she received vhsr. Ir-
stead al eains published. they were
xer' back 70 her. 4. last Louisa de-
e.de1 tina. she would write shout Some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
under the
Stars a1d Stri pes

- ~--~-r--s x.,s,a~ r,s&4v vas ,ora-
- g.,
- $40 ~ale9rx plans
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

is located IN r.as center 81 the bc!stea
with rAxa-d 70 It's width. ana Two Ard
ors-hAlt inches from the cAntA2 VIA
regard to tts length. Care vii! ~ ~
CURED "a boring the hole ~ this poens
as II Is rather near the end Of TIA
Examine the ds.a:i Of the front
bolster. and t3s front axlA. The S11t
bolater ana axle 10 made up 81 900
piece Of stock. but the !ront y N1A1
UP AZ two payts. Il Win b SeGa ut
the holssAs y not - long ~ ~. 80
and - the rounded parts that - %
eut out should a. n!cAly On he i3Ate
edges. II - quite important t11x y0u
locate the esatsrs Of the I've pi1oss
aeeuratsly aha then work ESe6 then
The Dimensions % the parts a-s sAewe
sey that method Of opAya&ic1.
Part , should 30 fastened " she
front sxls with nat hAaA screws. sFas-
tsa the holsters 70 the bottom os 10
box with das hesA screws AsseHhlS
the log with bssAs- The wnesiS a1s
held to the sxies by means OF -sound
head screws. . waShe- betns placed.
bexweea the whSA! and the axis art
onA between the head CT the screw, sod.
the wheels. -
ThA wagon should be rssn.ec~4<146
y . oeo4 color. The wAAAis. AZ
tongue might hs painted . At&ereat
color than .tEs rest Of the vaycEs~ a.
tha- vcr nav uss ~on~ eva c'Aasuras.
-l u I \ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

OW tor 4 regular wagon
Every boy likes 20 play with .
wagon and hS wants Il 10 look
j 4 like zeal one. too. Tt.s ocA
answers the requirement very wel! and
will be. 4 pleasure 70 OWL.
~ you lock a. the drawing. you
may think I. Is going to be rather
tast 10 make. That IS not True. bow
ever. The individual pieces are no
harder 70 make thar the pieces that
90 to make UP toy that has less
pArtA In this case. there hapcsrs to
- quite Z large runha- o. different
parts that make UP the whole wagon
A. It VS. net possibls 70 show clear
~ the sxaet shape OF the various
pieces. tosetAe. with tho required a.
rsns.ors. on the Assembly drawing
mes. o! thAna save bean drawn II de-
tail. ThA. assembly drawing shows
clearly the relation OF the payts 70
zach other. which - quite necessary.
q course
The information with. zAxax6. TO. the
eox 8 shown on the assembly. We
also ana the Dimensions Tor The wheels
there All tho other parts. except 2.
are detailed This IattAy could 60. Be
shown - detail because Of I lack Of
room. and - Il Is rust . plain Ysetan-
,galax ytseA. ths infeyHatsoe ooacAsp.
Tag it u given. ina aete q the lsft Of
the drawing Just bs.ow-thA tongue.
Examine Al ths details carefully 30
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

ES5erraa to-r.. a suburb % Pnl.s
dslphta- .hers WAC borz on &oveno
Der 50. 1899, NcIe gin. wausa
name ~ cow dear 10 al American
SAn6ren Louisa Nav A,-ott w.e the
oeoood oltAst OF four dargh,erss He
0thAr was O. 5rearue. Who never
oAaned able 10 make enough money
- kssp bis family II comfort and
0oe6 style. art har r19'1er nas %
e6uG1.s With re weekly allowance
- maze both ends nee and see Ia
Asr itsie .arc.Iv 3td - - hungry
yoytuna-ely. for tss z1vls she'r
0otkA- wn 4 brave won. an ac--sse
taught then &c r1ee1 -aisfo~rLae VIA
= ssnS,a ard .o loot always <or tae
6r4Get ana funny siie OF whatever
1a3aii .hen Thus :, was 'het Sur ,ne
NAA days ~ early sr-U Rg1ing. Louisa
Vo1 ahls 70 An6 - 1aact ~ appsness
nd gooe zines In wsst "a mary Mt1ie
O1xls would appear 70 :. hardssips
a1d .Asprfvs-ors
Iea;sas greatest 10Y, &c q c1sld. ras
- vr4ts plays Cor Ter SISTERS and ser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

TI rs real name vas Samuel Lang
horne ClernArs. hut few Of you.
who have csuekled over the ad-
j ventures Of Tom sawyer and
HueklebSrry Finn. will recognise him
a. the man Who wrote these volurn a.
Of delightful boyn ODD
why ! though. Marx Twain vrot2s
those books" some OF you are no
doubt saying. aud - he did For.
samna Clemens and Marx Twain
ware ore and tbs Same man Mr.
CiernA-s lived the early part OF hts
life among the places 30 well described
In his many writings. and st one time
he served 2s = pilot on the Mississippi
River. Guiding boat cp and down
tha. great river ID dangerous piece
Of work, and IN the days when Samuel
Clemens worked his way upon the
water. It wxs Necessary tor bostnnAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

.r,,,.s.rso >slior az, s~s +n,x as
rlara r-.,e ~,~t+ -.
| -.
90. 80 az ~ q ny SEA-
A. ne" &c "@a enoeo ''ss@
"ese sa+ds' heuHH o. me-
s.'a - arse verse 50 seriously 'hA'
re guest" .aaEHso 1re e'ap2tS Nc
~ To- aresS@o ,ae feA Meme
~ Net o9S arc ocs 80 ssAno =
ELraG eft.
Se1oId n re = ora~e Na-rs
Ore o. tas frs. % eg-t
II var er-~cssc F-aneA so. eou..
sxvs sAsr
y.4t lama ga. 4~ay-r8 "a. ssr
yur.oy rs5 Cross ur.rorr sne TOOK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

tore srA-ucx any o. The work. referring
70 the assembly drawing for Its loea-
don IN this way you Will get good
idea 81 what % required aud Will know
just Aractly what you are doing ana
why.
Make the bog Arst. Th!e win b
vary easy. hence Is a good part 70 start
cut on. Afte! th.A 1t rnaEeS no par.
toular difference which para you
choose. but as = matter o. explana-
ton. let u star, the rear bolster and
axlA First reduce the piscA TO tbs
required overall dimensions. tAsn lay
out the sAatAy OF tho part 70 b cut
out. Ycu will notice that this center
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
SYyccPATED STATES

SYNccFATED STATES
Everybody nov-a-days dis musc
sy-copatAe. ana hare are syrcopas,ons
Of OF. own w-itsd statas.
!. Syncepate state sn6 asa =
Tbrate-y motion
3. sraeepas. a Stare ard ert cut
.rinr down
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
How One Of Our Leading
HurnoristS Got His Name

10 SOUND or Measure re tApsh 81 80
wa1Ar so the captain % tie seeeei
would know where the deepes. chan.
nsls were. one OF the most sreouer.
calls that pa&ssd between eoatnan ane
captain we4 Mark twain" which vas
an abbreviated way OF telling tie
captain that by the marx tbs water
az certain spot measured two
fathoras. This name for the msas-
ure sound N the ears of the 30.
Clemens wh.n tie nrE. longing te
write came upon him. and. when be
tooa his pan 10 hand 20 wr.sa thu
books that we're later to make tse
whole wori: laugh. for Mr.. clem ans
was Americas toremes. humoris.. 81
signed his works with the familiar
phrase Mark Twain. and - Mark
Twain he IL known by tbs reading
peoples Of the earth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

And 90 you think that Daddy was
pleased and surprised You can Az
range this simple entertainment Cor
your Daddy srd see II he likes 1t. I'm
sure Ne will.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29
CHRISTMAS cooKIEs

These cookies should cs made about
weeks before Chr lsvnaas and should
De packed away In 3 Stone Jar or tin
boz 70 '"ripen." They are very hre TOR
a holiday tea party or 70 san6 in .
Christmas box 10 trisnd away from
home.
Sit together
pound Of Eouy
/ pound OF sugar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-29

Behold Us as here united ws stand
Masters OF air. land and sea.
Each q Ink IN the chain that binds
our land
IN q g,ox!ous Victor.