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ter feature while miniature trees i'm
bedded in snow banks. were inter-
spersed over the table. The house dec
orations were exceptionally festive
with Christmas green's and flowers
used effectively.
In the Bridge play which followed
the luncheon Mrs. Guy U. Hardy was
the fortunate winner of beautiful
poinsetta-
Installation o. 4. ..
Canon City Chapter No. 81. o. E. B.
held an interesting session Monday
evening at Masonic Temple. The de-
grees OF the order were conferred up
on two candidates.. ID. Adams Of
Durango. Grand Patron presiding
during the ceremony.
The following officers were Install
ed Clara W. Coulter. Worthy matron;
T. c. Kibble. Worthy Patron; Esteiia
Lonnecker. Associate Matron; Clark
Cooper. Treasurer; Camille Vaughn.
conductress: Hattie Ames. Associate
conduetress. Addie Combs. Chaplain;
Elizabeth Knowles. Marshal; Anna
Cooper. organist; Mrs- Dickson.
Adah: Mrs. Houle. Ruth: Mrs. Hun-
ter. Esther: Miss Kibbie. Martha:
Mrs. Twltcheil. Electa: Mrs Lines.
warder. and ]. T. Little. Sentinel
The secretary-eiect. Mrs. Fairhanks.
was ~ and unable to be present. Mrs
Carrie T. Marr. Grand Worthy Ma
iron. was installing officer. Mrs. MIN
ME Merriam acted as Grand Marshal
and Mrs. Mcclure as Grand Chaplain.
Mrs. Parks acted as Musician during
the installation.
Mrs. Coulter was appointed by the
Grand worthy hatron as rraiernai
Correspondent for Grand Chapter.
Al ihe close OF the Installation Mrs.
Lonneoker presented the Past Worthy
Matron. Mrs. Merriam. with Past
Mairon's pin and the Past Patron. Mr..
Marr. with a clothes brush Mrs.
Merriam presented Mrs. Marr larsc
bouquet OF roses and carnations. Past
Grand Patron. Clark Cooper. nreses,-
81 the Grand Patron Canon Guy
spoon rs . souvenir OF his 'vislt
After the close Of the session m
oyster supper Was served In the han
quoting hall.
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New York. Dec. 2l-FirmIy con-
vineed that Col William ]. Bryan viii
be the premier of the cabinet to De
formed by President Wilson. fully a
score OF friends of the Nebraskan
have reached this city prepared 10
greet him after his conference with
Wilson Saturday or Sunday. While
nothing official has come from either
man. and nothing will until they have
threshed things out. politicians at the
Waldorf and Democratic headquarters
today cited potent reasons why they
were sure the next secretary OF state
will be Bryan.
Among the noted Democrats IN
town are Judge Martin Wade. national
committeeman from Iowa: Edward
Goltra. national committeeman from
Missouri: and a large number 4
southern states committeeman. who
came north to impress the next pres
ident with the claims of their Iocali-
ties
Some OF these men have recently
conferred with Bryan who IS now an
route from Tampa to this city They
say that Bryan believes that the VIII
son administration VIII be success
They say that he is mere conciliatory
than ever before in MS life. They also
insist that In his talks. Bryan has
made it plain that he believes thst
every Democrat should assist Wilson
and that he is willing to do anything
personally to make tho adm.afstT@iisi
success Because OF that fact. il Is
said Bryan will. If Wilson desires. and
there are few that do not believe that
he does SO desire. announce that hs
will become the secretary of state
In addition. it Is pointed out thst
Bryan in the cahine; would have 20
make his criticism Of the Wilson posl-
cies in the secrecy OF the cabinet and
not in the pages Of the Commoner
Wilson viii be In Trenton on S,t-
urday. Bryan viii pass through the -
on that day. They viii both be in tbs
city Saturday night and they viii 5e
m touch with each other on Sunday o
that the matter will be settled very
ssos
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man from Virginia. who Is expected
to arrive here In the course OF few
days to claim his bride. The other
prospective groom is resident Of
Canon City.
Colorado Christmas Party.
The Friends In Council held one OF
the most unique and pieasurabIe ses-
sions In the history OF the chapter.
Friday at the residence OF Mrs. Ben
Rea. In the absence OF the president.
Mrs. Bell Mrs. T. N. Harding pre-
sided at the short business session
which preceded what was put down
In the year book as "A Colorado
Christmas Party in charge of Ms.
Carter who chose as her assistants
Mrs. Rea as hostess. Mrs. Rogers and
Mrs. Cartwright.
Much thought and work was evi-
denced in the preparations. The
house was decorated with Christmas
wreathes aud bells.
Each member was requested o
bring a gift described but not namel.
on the outside. On arriving these gifts
were placed in a basket and after
the close of the business passed
around. each guest taking one The
descriptions were read and guessed.
Many OF them were in rhyme and ex-
ceedingiy clever Mrs T~itcheil was
the fortunate one in guessing tae
largest number and later received a
miniature Christmas tree. quite elab-
orateiy trimmed. for a prize. AT the
close OF tho contest the company
were requested to find their places At
the tables They were marked ~
tiny Christmas cards bearing tho
name
Small Christmas trees formed tas
center decoration. Tiny red candles
in paper holders OF shades c; red ana
green. At each place. gave a ye-y
pleasing effect There was also at each
place tiny twin baskets with twist
ed handle WITH imitation holly leaves
and berries as trimming hlled the one
with bos-bons the other with saliea
almonds
Ice cream. served In brown paper
CUPS with a sprie OF green twinea
with tinsei. giving he effect OF a
Christmas tree small cakes frosted
with caudy holly leaves and berries.
nut cake and coffee formed the luneh-
con menu.
The true Christmas atmosphere per-
yaded the occasion and every ons
agreed a. they bade the commit 9
goodnight that ., lad been a mos,
delightful party
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Parties for Mrs. Line<sr.

ur and Mr.. Rouse. Or and Mrs.
CALDWELL and Mrs = W f4nesAr. y
Hastings. Nebr. COMPOSED merry
party At the Denton Hotel SUNDAY for
dinner \ pleasant trip over the sky-
line after dinner vas enjoyed by all
Mr. and Mrs Rouse entertained
Monday evening in south Canon at a
slr O'Clock .dluncr IN honor OF Nrs.
L4nexar Who departs for Der home "a
NebfAskA Thursday morning
Dr. and Mrs. Caldwell eaieriain@l
Tuesday evening also In honor o. NJ.
LihesAr Her many yiends here re-
sret her going very much and hope
she win return again soon.
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Annual Christina. Luaeseo..


= IN. Monday Readinv Club met this
week With Mrs. Felier for The annual
Christmas luncheon at o'clock The
committee having the matter in charge
.~cre Mesdames Evans Clarke, Bailey
Walker and sadie smith The msaa
was rs follows: Meat loaf tomato
sauce. scaliopcd potatoes. celery.
pickles. jelly. cahbaFc salad. Park
House rolls. cherry ice cream. white
cake. pound and coffee cake. The
color scheme was rcd with red gcran-
iums for floral decorations
After the luncheon the business
meeting was called after which the
foiiowing program was rendered.
Reading-"A Christmas Letter
AIRS. Hiatt
"A Few yuletidc Reflections by n
Young orandmo;herT--Mrs. Webster.
Reading-"A Christmas POEM
Ars. McIAin.
Christmas cards signed by the mem-
oers present were prepared to send
TO Mrs. Burrage. Portland. oregon.
Mrs. Rogers. Chicago. Mrs. coolbaugh.
Idaho. Mrs. 4. ". Smith Cleveland
: and Mrs Hartmann. Chicago.
The next meeting will be held jan
uary with Mrs Collins on COLLEGE
L, avenue.
Pretty Christmas Luneheea.
The members Of tho Luncheon Club
eatoyed the hospitality OF Mrs. T. D.
Palmer. Thursday afternoon. !.
The table presented pretty appear
aasp, The decorations being suggestive
ef holiday time. A Christmas tree
with iss say THINNING. was tho een-
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Miss swhier is to marry a sentie-
man from Virginia. who is expected
to arrive here In the course OF few
days to claim his bride. The other
prospective groom is resident Of
Canon City.
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sr..aIas d. wssl Eaa ia fIersnee.

AIRS. NJ Lines. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs Boyd cateWood and H.
tie Louise. are here from Canon CITY
and viii spend the week end. tho
guest Of Mrs J. r Mcconnell AMI
daughter. Miss Anna. OF West Thiri
street Mrs. cate~ood and dauEh,eA
expect 20 start BOON upou their return
home to Fl Paso. TeKas. the latter
par; 20 next scrk- Florence Citizen
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wcdnesda, NnsIcal club.


The Wednesday Musical Cigh clos
ID the first half OF rs lsls-lsi5 year
with two very lnicrestius social meet
InFs December srh tho oiuo vas en-
tcrtainea at the home of Mrs, Ben
Rra- The regular program Of carly
American music was rises after
which the guests were entertained 9y
selections on the Eraghaphone. Il =
frcshrneuts we're served. Mira Aldrich
OF Chicago. a former president % ihc
club. was the guest OF honor. Dcee.n-
Dor iSth Mrs 5. 2 Lane most delight
fully entertained the club a, her home
to celebrate her seventeenth veddine
anniversary.
The engagement Of Miss Bcrn.ce
swhicr was announced and oonErasn-
Iations we're extended to Miss Beuish
Emmerson. IL being her birthday 4
very interesting program was given
followed BY delicious rcffeshmenis.
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Interesting Tan On Birds sunda,
Evening.

Dr " Il. Bergtoid o. Denver vas a
visitor in town last Sunday and spent
the day here as the guest OF Dr. ana
Mrs ". T Little at their home. 80
Macon avenue pr nerstold. who .
an intimate persunai fsiend Of DR..
Idtiie's. has given considerable study
TO ornithoiors and has collected funi
Of Information in relation 10 that
branch OF natural history not found
in tho text books On the subject. AZ
The Instance OF his entertainers Or.
Berstold gave an informal. but highly
interesting and Instructive Illustrated
talk on birds and Their Habits n
the Little home sunday evening. TIE
lecture. which was conversational N
character. was greatly enjoyed by al
privileged TO hear ii. There were
about thirty-nye guests.
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-M- cIah.

400 Ciah.
Tho members OF the Five Hun 5red
Club we're chsrmingly eutertained last
week by Miss Jessie Emmerson.
Miss Dora Turner vas the skilled
ys,aser Of The evening \ luncheon
consisting of chicken pattic-. olives.
toasted CRACKERS and coffee was ss-v-
ei to rouni oat the happy evening.
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shower for Two Prospective Brides.
Misses Bcrnice Swhier and Mabsi
spursron. who are to be married dur
Ing the Christmas holidays. were ,he
recipients CT culinary recipe show
or at the parlors OF the First Me,ho-
dist church Wednesday afternoon Civ
en- by the young ladies' of the Dc.:a
Alpha Bible class OF the SUNDAY
school. OF which Mrs. J. F. Harris 8
teacher.
The guests OF honor are both me l.
bers OF the class and the affair of
Wednesday afternoon was a tribute
OF their associates to the esteem IN
which they are held by teacher and
pupils OF the organization. Each Of
tho bridcs-,o-bc were presented with
a handsome hook OF cooking recipes.
containing original illustrations and
cmbellIshcd on the cover with, hand
painted reproduction Of the Delta Al
pha psnnant done in colors.
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Private Recital.

3 Fourteen OF the younger pupils Of
Miss Mae Rittenhouse gave a private
recital Tuesday afternoon a, their
teachers studio. s2s North lih street.
The various numbers which con-
sisted OF vocal. plano and mandolin
selections we're exceedingly well rea-
dercd and reflected credit 10 both
students and instructor.
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Jolly Dancing Party.

The dancing party at Annex Hall.
Thursday evening. was n very lively
and interesting gathering Mrs Mar
Earet Alexander was the pleasing hos
tess OF the occasion and nearly 1
hundred guests danced TO Pegram's
good music until late hour. Deli
cious fruit punch was served through
out the evening Mrs Alexander and
her sister. Miss Bessie Crank. expect
20 leave in the near future To make
,hcir home in California and will be
Eregtly missed in social circles.
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Society
,1ndClubs
Cara clsb.

& The members of the Card Club.
Nenty-four In number. were the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. W. T. Little.
Friday evening. A buffet dinner was
served at seven o'clock and the even
ing hours devoted to 800" Mrs. Z.
NJ Harding Jr. and Mr.. W. b. Row
land were the prize winners.
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'.Thc Invaders" at Mehesy Theatre.

n the Mehesy theatcr The three-roel
feature picture, THE Invaders" played
10 packed houses from Ii d m. To ii p.
m. yesterday. Special arrangements have
been made to run it again today as an
extra 10 the regular daily programme.
kind. from an artistic point OF view,
and is a fine Illustration OF how constant
and consistent work may succeed i'm spite
Of all difficulties. Most Of the Indian
pictures are very poor affairs. painfully
lacking in truth OF detail and without
other significance than that of the low
est and cheapest photodrama presented
THE INVADERS presents an .absorbng :
picture OF dramatic conflict between the
conquering and dccadent forces, white
ana red, who clashcd almost unntcr-
ruptedly during the early history OF our
rCnnirN
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HARTMAN OFFICIALS
WILL CONFER TODAY
Vice President Munroe Says
Meeting Has No Connection
With Merger Decision.

Officials OF the different railroads max
Ing up the Hartman system VIII meet il
the Hotel Ctah et 10 O'Clock this fore
noon to discuss through train schedule;
and other matters that can be settlcc
better In n brief conference than by mucl
correspondence. j. A. Munroo vice prcsi-
dent OF the Union Pacific in charge o
traffic, and w. ;. Murray. assistant gen
cral passenger agent for the Union Pa
ciiic arrived In Salt Lake City yestcr-
day afternoon and the other officials
were scheduled TO arrive here this morn
ing When seen last night, Mr.. MunvoC
said regarding the meeting:
We have come. here TO discuss train
schedules and other matters that can
be adjusted satisfactorily only by a
conference. There Is such a meeting
a bout once every year and questions
brought up by representatives of the
different roads are considered and
somctlmca adjusted. We can hardly
tell what we are going to do until
we get into the meeting,
There is absolutely no connection
between the meeting that we viii
hold tomorrow and the recent de-
clsion by the supreme court regard
ing the Union Pacific merger. We
traffic men have 81 troubles OF our
own that will take all or our atten-
ton tomorrow. I do not know how
long the meeting VIII last, but when
come TO Salt Lake City l always
stay several days and / do not en-
pcct 10 mako this trip an exception
TO the general rule.
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TROUBLE BREAKS OUT
IN ZION CITY AGAIN


ZION CITY. Ill.,. Dec. 4.-Trouble be-
tween the followers OF Wilbur Glenn
Noliva. who succeeded John Alexand er
Dowle as overseer OF Zion City. and un-
converted employees. OF the Cook Elec
trica. works started again tonight. and
when peace was restored four of the
Zionitcs were suffering from bruises sus-
tained when the electrical WORKERS
charged their foes
The ZIouites "a thered outside the fac
tory gates as the worlrneu were emerg~
ing and began singing their hymns and
cHhorting against the use of tobacco.
From the top of the factory an immense
ssearchlieht threw It's rays down upon
the singers
Guided by this light, the workmen
hurled missiles Into the crowd. Almost
simultaneously the light was screened
and the injured Zonites groped about ia
tue darkness. Among those who were
injured were two women.
OFer5ccr NoliNa was angered over the
attack. lie declared meetings outside the
factory would continue.
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LOCAL ASSAY OFFICE
MONEY NOT IN BILL
House Committee Repeats Ac-
ton of Last Congress, but
Rescinded Later.

Special TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Dec. f-rhe house
appropriations committee. reporting the
legislative appropriation bill today. cut
out the estimates for the assay offices in
Salt Lake, Helena. Boise and Carson
City.
bis IS similar TO the action which was
taken la the last -congSess but the items
were restored when the bill was passed.
An effort Viii be made to restore the
Items in the house this session. aud fat!-
ing there the effort viii be repeated in
the senate.
Treasury department officials aver that
the assay work could be done In the
nnts at San Francisco and Denver and
the assay Offices at Seattle and 81, Louis.
II is said that the loss In local banking
circles by the discontinuance OF the 10.
cal assay office VIII total 100000 worth
Of business monthly. II Is also estimated
that miners in this district save 5000 In
eNpicss charges chat they Will have to
pay III sending bullion TO the Denver mint.
No saving will be effected. It is said. by
the abolition of the local office, as /, VIII
necessitate an increase OF the force in
the Denver and San Francisco Offices
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GIVES RECEIPT
FOR GREAT SUM
Greatest Single Financial Trans
action in the History of the
United States.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ..-Tiie greatest
single financial transa ction in the history
OF the United states was cosunlmated at
the treasury department today when Car
mi A. Thompson, the new treasurer OF the
United States. gave Lee McClung. his
predecessor. receipt for 81, 5io. .2S6,
oOS.57 2-3, representing the money and
securities In the personal custody OF the
treasurer on November 81. when Mr.. Nc
Clung retired.
The big amount for which Mr. Thonlp
son receipted includes sl55.i23, 900 IN sill
yer dollars. so.lo6, 900 in ~-ld coin, S2i9.-
$500 In paper currency in reserve.
sS37.6t1 600 IN bonds and securities. S22,
$4,000 in national bank notes in pro-
cession OF redemption.
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Railroad Notes.

r L. Copcning. OF Delta Millard coun-
ty. an official Of the Delta Land & Water
company, was a visitor i'm Salt Lake yes
tcrday, f1e said a new bank would be
opened at Delta soon Delta is on the
line OF the Salt Lake route which goes
across the entire tract to be watered by
the new company.
Conrad T.. Spens general freight agent
for the Chicago, Burlington &. Quincy,
with headqua rterS In Omaha, has been
appointed assistant freight traffic man
aGer for the company with offices in
Chicago The change went into effect
December 1. Mr. Spens is We'll known
among the railroad men of Salt Lake
City.
1t is announced from the local offices
OF the Atchlson. Topeka &c Santa Fc
that duties from the United States into
Mexico will be advanced 10 per cent on
all articles. The change goes into ef-
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Phoebe Davies Dead.
International News Service.

By international News Service.
NEW YORK. Dec i.-Phoebe Davies.
who. In private life was Mrs Joseph r.
Grismcr. wife OF the producing manager.
died a, her bone today az the result OF
an operation performed several months
ago. Miss Davies. vino IL best known
oy her. work in Way Down East re-
tired from the stage four years ago.
She WAS born" in Wales and made her
first appearance in America in 1851 in
The Baldwin Stock company OF San Fran
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celved by T.. e. Leis general agent, from
F. Il. Houghton, freight traffic man.
ager of the COMPANY. SAYS that mer
chants IN Mexico have ordered lare,
during this month.
The local offices Of the Colorado Mid
land and the Chicago d Alton wcrc
yesterday removed from the first 10 the
fifth floor Of the Judge building. Tnl
first named company is now in office
J22 and the second In office 52&.
An order has been issued from the
headquarters OF the Union Pacific TO tho
effect that any employee of the COM
pauy seen going into or coming out Of n
saloon will be immediately discharged
IL does not matter whether the man has
been drinking or not, according to the
order.
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WOMAN FORCER TOLD
TO PAY MONEY BACK

NEW YORK. Dec. i.-Rose Zindel, one
of the highest salaried women In New
York, WHO lost her sl0, 0Q0 position at the
head OF large manufacturing establish
ment through forgcrics. was ordered by
the supreme court today TO 90 10 work,
paying back $4,000 which she admitted
she obtained by the forgeries
The prosecution pleaded for the wom-
ans imp lsonment. but Justice Blanchard
said he would let her go free under sus-
pended sentence.
He told her she would he brought baciS
FOR punishment n she failed 10 pay ba clS
those she defrauded Rose Zindci began
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WOOL RATES SETTLED
BY THE Commission
Shippers Lose on Two Points
of Theu- Dispute With
the Railroads.

Special 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Dec d.-The inter
state commerce commission. today an
nounced its determination 10 stand by
It's decision OF March II, 1912 with refer
epcc TO rates and classidcations OF wool
shipped from Rocky Mountain territory
10 eastern markets
The commission holds that the require
nent Of 2i0oo pounds for cars thirty-siX
feet In length imposes no unreasonable
burden on the. shipper The commission
also refuses TO withdraw its ruling that
wool In the territory involved Should take
fourth class rate. with minimum OF
$1,000 pounds, and Will require carriers to
modify their classitications so that wool
shall net take higher than fourth class
rg
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Get Duplicate of Famous Gem.

The Dcserct museum has received q
glass duplicate OF tho big Cullinan din-
The stone was purchased by the Trans
vaal government for $3.50. 900 in the rough
and presented TO King Edward as 4 TO.
ken OF LOYALTY. The duplicate was pre-
scnted 70 the museum by Thomas Dean,
who had IL sent from the mining com
panys English office.
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Agree oil Positions.

\! q conference in the city court room
yesterday afternoon, II. II. Tanner and
T. \. Rogers city judges elect settled
the long standing question as TO which
shall be criminal and which civil Judge.
Under the agreement reached Mr. Tan
nev will preside over the criminal court
for the first year and Mr.. Rogers over
inc eiNil court. The .sccoud year they
will trade postiions
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New Corporation,

Hastings Mining company OF Salt Lake:
capital stock, $4,000. in shares OF 81
each. OFFICERS: r, a Hasbrouck, presi-
dent. W. S Burton. secretary and treas
urcr. j. A, Adolfzen. vice president.
Fairview Cottonwood Irrigation COM
pany of Farview; capital stock, 500
600. i'm shares Of $50 each, Officers, Louis
secretary, Jonn w Prltchitt treasurer,
West Bench Irrigation company OF
Duchesne: capital stock S2I00, IN shares
of 81 each Officers: Daniel Babcock,
Thomas Firth and w. Il. Gossett, direc-
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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS
REACH DESTINATION

Postmaster a. l.. Thomas has turned
over the Santa Claus letters TO Il number
of Salt Lake women who have requested
that they be given an opportunity TO in
vcs,isate the needy ones and bring hap
pincss to them.
Perhaps the most interesting notes vet
received at the office were two addressed
10 Santa Claus No 1 Joy avenue. Glad :
land. care OF King 1ulc." This is the
most elaborate address received here,
Most Of the little tots address their pa
tron at the North pole.