The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-09
Copyright Books Written
BY WILLIAM LEE POPHANf.

Poems OF Ifulus Love anu AOWS4,
Silver Gems in Seas OF Gold.
A Tramp's Love.
Nut Shells of Truth.
The Valley Of Love.
She Dared to Wtn
washington Monument Romance.
The Village by the See.
Icve's Rainbow Dream.
Mammoth Cave Romance.
Garden Of the Gods Romance.
Grand Canyon of Arizona Ro-
nance.
Yellowstone Park Romance.
Natural Bridge Romance.
Niagara Falls Romance.
Yosemite Valley Romance.
Love Poems and the Boyhood OF
Kentucxy's Poet.
The Road to Success.
Chautauqua Lectures Delivered
Ey WILLIAM LEE POPHAAI.
Names That Ad0rn the Hal OF Fame
Ard How They Played the CAME.
Fools, F'oilies, Fibs and Fancies
The Golden Dream Of Manhood.
Lies End OF Loves Rainbow.
This. That ard the Other. One
Thing and Another.
Lovers in the Garden Of Eden.
Mother, Home and Heaven.
Lights That Ever Grow Dim.
Magic Florida-The Land OF Flow
ers.
Love and Matrlmony.
The Seven Wonders Of the World
The Power of Love.
Memories Of Happy Childhood.
Lies Poems That Never Grow
Old.
NY Old Kentucky Home.
Ny First Sweetheart.
When Grandpa Was q Boy and
When Jesus Walked on Galilee.
The Gem Of the Ocean-Our Coun
wars OF the world--and why7
The Harp OF a Thousand Strings.
Dawn and Twilight Where Poets
Live.
A Mothers Love.
Singing Brooks and Laughing
Streams.
Red Lights and "The Light Of the
World"
Kings who Wear No Crowns
Back to God and Childhood on the
Farm.
Lies Up-Hill. Down-Hn and
Level.
Magic Gardens OF the Sea.
Voices Of tho Night.
Mensand Swine, Women and Wine.
Can God XIII the Devil?
Feaven--Where, What, How and
Wbeng
Ways Of the wildwood.
Press Appropriations Of William Lee
POphanl.
A
ica speak in praise Of William Lee
Ponham and his fane-crowned work
as a poet, lecturer, preacher. author,
orator and promoter, but here is
only room for the following COM
ments.
William Lee Popham
the young Narcissus, poet-laurete
and love singer Of the ages. has
charmed Kentucky and the South
for a decade.-The Atlanta Geor.
gian.
II lie not so much Mr.. PophanI's
oquence--though few young men
can out-elocudate him when 1t comes
"a subjects Of love. romance and the
light that lever was on land or sea
las 1t is the simple things that Mr..
Papham tells about.
Mr.. Popham has made a
SUCCESS OF life. In face of the
facts, you can't help wondering il
the world wouldn't be a good deA4
better eff IL we had more Pophams
in 1t s.. The Atlanta Journal.
FLORIDA-The Kentucky poet and
lecturer is regarded as one Of the
South's most eloquent orators
The Evening Metropolis. Jackson
vile.
For more than all hour, the orator
and poet swayed his audience from
tears to smiles.-The True Demo-
crat. Ts lahassee.
People seldom have the opporsu-
n'ty Il hear a poet and author Of
many books OF fame. and a large
aud epce is expected to gree. Afr
P0phana. He brings good
news. has the reputation Of
being a truthful man, and has lee
tured and preached IN many States.
de Soto County News, Arcadia.
The celebrated books from the pen
OF our Distinguished visitor are read
In every land. Mr.. Pophani has
the rare distinction Of having
never fasled TO make his audience
laugh in his many lectures number
ing every State in America
He is an irresistible wit. Al
crowded house is expected and we
advise al persons desiring seats TO
be on time.-The Enterprise. Ar
cadia.
He speaks we'll very inter
esting. large crowd. Polk
County Record, Barlow.
KENTUCKY-He is q finished /
orator. His address was regarded as
4 gem Of the first water. His work /
has been much praised especially by +
The religious press.
They listened to him as II they /
we're spellhound. s. His address
vas sparkling with genuine oratory.
Herald.
He has achieved considerable sue
sess on the lecture platform.-Bap-
list Argus (Now The Baptist World.
HIS lecture here was prose poem
y sublimest eloquence. -Hopkins
lille Kentuck:an.
He is lecturer Of considerable
Home journal.
Greeted by thousands. - Daily
Sleaner, Henderson.
Many Of his poems contain touch
ne and beautiful sentiments.-C Chris
ian Observer.
The spirit of his verse IS highly
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