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Cror1icas Teatra1es
Don Jose Ech:gsFsy en- 81 EsDaael. Las ~eegaReiss operetescas

IA, Y escuchemos 10 que decia don
Manuel de Ia Revilla, critico serene
V ~perspicaz en- medic del estruemdc,
a prop5sito de O iocura o santidad,
Dor eicmplo. drama de Ia Ease Social
| q Que pertenece Ell poder de la impo-
t~eucia: ".Aquella eXtraEa contextu-
~ de Ia obra es causa de que el ele-
I mento dramatico aniQuiie al elernen
alto moral Y este aquel, por-
| que. dadas las premises y ell mo-
| do de desarrollarlas. @ ia tests mo-
raj 0 In acci0n drarlatiea eStan de
mas. De prohar Ia tests, et drama
desaparece; de cxistir el drama, Il
tests no Sc prueba". Y 81 quertis
acudir . las creaciones %grandiosas re-
! cordadas en- IL solemnidad que regis
tramos, old los concentrates puestos
ror el mismo D. Manuel de Ia Revi-
la al margen del drama En- ell seno
Ge Ia muerte: "Es una production
monstruosa, pero que tiene la mons
truosidad de 10 grande... 81 ESQ pu-
diera ser, seria hermoso.... Admit
da, pues. Ia legitimidad De 10 absur-
do. hay que confesar que En- ell seno
de la muerte es una conception ira
gica De eXtraordinaria fucrZa, cue
abunda en- bcIleza de primer order"
Suhiimidad. desvariO, cristaliZaci6n
de los abultados elementos puestos
on iuego. tcndencias libertadoras Y
audaces, perO sin caracteres, sin he
chOs aceptablcs. Los j~uicios trans
critics. references q dos de las onras
cumbres Y q dos obras distanciadas.
r~etratan al dramaturgo. FuG Ell po-
der de la impotencia como hubiera
podido ser otra production c~ualquie-
"a Federico Oliver ~respondia 4 sus
obligacioncs, mientrus Jacinto Benz
vcnte Sc guardaba Ia apologize PRONE
ida. una apologize que hubiera aca-
bado De fiiar los respetos que in
negab,emeNte merecia Ell glorioso
nombre festejado 4 los Expenditures
de 1916, por cncima de una expert
mentada compression.
Las elegancias operetescas, apun-
,a1adas en- el tcatro Reina Victoria,
Sc precipitation, en- Gambia, por I'm
vertiginoso plano inclinado. en- el
-nat.o de n Zarzuela. Despues del
tuidoSo f~r&c"so De Federico ell Gran
dc "a aueva production del genera
unarcciGa tras ell epigr&fe de La ale
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Uiene de n "a plana).

ynsts 3s.;1,r sobra o. cpi1ro H. Sar.
no o7frfnor - inrr,cnrio asfaf. 4
e3coras, 9 ob.anar ar, - frr.,
-ssa nroaonaari6n do 81 csta7cia p,
T1Crcr,, 10 Dro : el.,.. ,,a.
go, i,s;.fa sohra 70 o,no,.tr,.:,
- Polonia. dibpse clio iairam.r,5
34uc deS"a tener una =aranr.a mas
-en.ra Russia. peru "sto p" - IN
GaiaIlr eScncial il 81 gran "s!I"ma
IL 10 que sara Ia Europa G.rt~2.
a. preiendp crrar.
frantic , -. MIN --,4u..-.n
.q.,,5I ,ori 70 ,nrr-.o IL. las ain
- paro p,,sfa p, Eg~.7a Central
SEmoDo si,rrfrl.q~ia una b3f 49,,
.-,rr ,orfo n~.,,r,rno,n ..rY,.., -, NM.
10 10 ,y,n.. aoria ms ,..ios ...-
5%,,lo,,.3,. al - fan,.. an ~. v.,
pZI.;.o ,.orn -, - v,r Nor, -,
5iHoa nm. q a;rap,. ...o,.n ,,,r,-.
Rr,aLor a..i, ia Nc. mama.
-. 10 o~}:o,,a ~, r., ,.,. ,l,,n,r;.
99hrfo J.. jomi,ar S.,rici.o p, n..,.
~ 81 p,ron-a ,, oh.ii .,..i,.r IL. -,
lapal de paIad;n dc JOS o~~1lvo-. ia
rTruncia Al ~evang"ljo racial y ".3j-
geso &c! paneslaviSmo.
para n Gran Rrc-a1a siun-sf.a
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gre Diana corria por 81 partc. gc2-
Yisimo riesgo dc zozchIar dugarte 81
primera noche. De que nos servi%
en- este lltimo case que Ia obra fac
Sc original, 81 Sc habian asociaGo ci
Ella todos los factories fatigosos NAN
daoos reRovar? NO cs parece que
nadie lograra, cicrtamente, sostener
Ia modaliGad en- question mieatras
no f!e en- Ia c!egancia de su inspira-
ci6n Y de SUI verbo. mas que Ell il
clegaMcia del traje De los artistas?
Pues So continuard, sin embargo.
Jose ALSINA.
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MADRID, Ocutbre 25.-Todeiico
Oliver pens6 acknowledgements que el
nombre de D. jose EchegaHay Gebia
prcsidir este ano IL velada inaugural
del te2tro Espanol. Y al efecro CT
ganizo un seatido homcaajc Ia ne
moria de aquel gran dramaru~go re-
preventative, expression eiocuente de
I'M siglo que moria volviendo ost&ril-
mente los ojos nj pas&do. = dc ma
socicd2G en- crisis, falta De ~orieuta-
clones Gefinidas. c~ondenada 4 "aclDir
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LA VIDA FRANCESCA Al D.A

PARIS, DiciernhTa o.--Un decrcto
publicado en- cl "Uiario Oficia::" IL
cuenta del nombramierto dc ". LII
taud, coma ~gohernaaor general DE-
Arselia Y comandante en- jcfe de- las
f~ucrzas de mar y terra On aQus.ia
cOlonia.
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Por conducto del ministerio de L.
guerra, e. duQue Connaught, ex-go-
bernador Del Canaia, ha rcmiti,:o
las condecoraciones ~britinica& I ma
mcrosos heridos ~franceses. Ia cere-
monia de ~imposic6n de esas Teccm
pensas fuG muy imponente.
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Fl canciller de Il legaci6n de Gre
cia en- Paris, ha enviado su dimisi5r
comO previamente Sc habia anm
ciado, n gobierno de Atenas. Fl con
sui de Grecia en- Mia, tambien h.
dimitido.
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Baio Il presidential de VI. Clcrol
ceau, Ia comisi6n Senatorial dc mega.
clos extranjeros ma discutido n s..
tuacion general exterior Y examina-
do las cucstiones que debcn scr pc.
puestas al gohierno despues de orc
Sc haya discutido II Interpretation qae
deposit0 recientemente en- Ia Secrc;.
ria del SenaGo el propio n. Clem2a-
ceau.
La comision de neGocios extranie-
ros dc Ia camara &c diputados h. dis.
Guido los acontecimientoS que AGA
ban de ]producirse en- Grecia Y cscI-
chara pr3Ximamcrte las explicacioHys
del primer ministro BRAND. ~
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SOCIAL NOTES
woMAN,s CLUB.

The last meeting of the Woman's
Club for the year 1916, was held at
the Pythian hall, with the president
in the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. There was
liberal response to the request that
out of our abundance we give to the
needy, as was evidenced by the many
packages of gifts and groceries that
occupied the tables.
The following delightful program
was prepared by the musical commit
tee.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Morey.
Piano and mouth-harp duet-Mrs
Mayme Sells.
The president gave an amusing
lecture on Art Appreciation" with
chalk illustrations, which was enjoy
ed immensely by all who heard the
original.
Mrs. Burgess followed with an orig
inal short poem on the same theme.
Piano Solo-"Sun. Shower" by Mrs
Duncan.
Charade-"Roland Usher" author
of American History used in work
this year-Mesdames Overman, Lane
Rau, Dickinson.
Piano Solo-A selection of rag-time
Mrs. Jones.
A do It. by Mrs. Pennington and
Mrs. Lambuth in which they did not
do it, audibly.
Charade-"Merry Christmas to the
Woman's Club''-Mesdames WitcheI
Walker, Duncan, Hawkey.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Logan manipulated tin-man,
making him dance and do all sorts OF
capers, as her stunt.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Kellogg.
Reading by Mrs. Starr, Camp Ru-
mors," from Douglas Arizona.
Charade-"Increase Mather" and
Cotton Mather" Mesdames Plum.
mer, Benton and Bergen.
Mr.. Melton entertained with several
fine selections on the Grafanola, con.
cluuinS Win tne soio' "A Ieiiect lay
Riddles in Rhyme. containing the
names of all the members OF the club
by Mrs. Homan and Mrs. Sharman.
Miss Elma Lind Smiths Happy
Carolers" gave several delightful mum
bers. which concluded the program.
| Refreshments of tea and waters
and stick candy, with a Christmas
card for each was served.
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CHRISTMAS BOX SENT
TO SOLDIER BOYS

The members of Company c Com
fort committee. always anxious to do
something for the Canon City boys en-
listed in military service on the Mex
ican border, have not forgotten them
at the holiday season and on Monday
sent them a Christmas box contain
ing games of various kinds. In addi-
ton the committee this morning for
warded to Captain A. r. Livingston a
check for twenty dollars to be used
for the purpose of purchasing candy,
cigars, cigarettes, smoking tobacco.
etc, for the men on Christmas day.
Some time ago Rev. Floyd Van
Keuren, chairman of Company c. Com
fort committee, wrote to Capt. Liv-
ingston and asked him what his men
Capt. Livingston suggested that in
view of the fact that the men would
be well provided for, so far as the
Christmas dinner was concerned it
would. probably. be best to send them
games of different sorts and fifteen
dollars was invested by the commit
tee in that way and the purchases for
warded to Douglas. Arizona, by ex-
press on Monday.
The Canon City boys belonging to
Company c., First Colorado Separate
Battalion U. S. National guard. now
doing a soldiers duty on the Mexican
frontier will be the recipients of a
turkey dinner with all of its concomi-
tants on Christmas day. The twenty
be devoted to the purchase of those
little post-prandial luxuries that will
make the feast more enjoyable to the
men.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Louise Thornton entertained
a number of her friends Saturday af.
ternoon, in celebration of her birth.
day. The young folks engaged in in.
teresting games during the after.
noon, after which dainty refreshments
were served. The guests were Cecil
Bern. Elmer Kern. Eloise Meade. AL
berta Mead, Jean Mead, Glen Rey-
nolds. Marion Jean Rogers, Lucille
Bartlett, Lola Bartlett. Lula Carroll.
Helen Carol, Burnice Tannehill.
Minnie Tannehill. Margaret .Spurgeon.
Mary Thornton. Ida Thornton, Char
lie Thornton, Regina McKnobb. Mrs.
Bartlett. Mrs. Meads and Mrs. Kern.
Miss Louise received many beautiful
gifts.
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charged &c for each mistake and the
rest of the school gets of with fine
of 1c for each offense.
Chapel.
Rev. Armentrout gave a talk Tues
day morning on 1.-THE Man of the
Hour" He told us that the man of
the hour must have four things; grace
grit. gumption and go. That is, a
man must have the grace to do things
the grit or sand to carry things out
and the go to get into a thing and
overcome obstacles. He used as an
example of this Lloyd George, Chan
cellor of England.
German Christmas Program.
A Christmas program is being Civ
en- by the German club before the
high school this afternoon. This is
the regular meeting of the week
with Mr.. Deibert presiding. The pro-
gram:
Song-O Tannebaum. Der Verein
Die Geschichte der Geburt Jesus.
Mrs. Craven.
Duet-Ich Wolff 'meine Liebe
ergosse mich. ... ..
Harold Sprinkle and Bernice Turner
German Story-Hans und Fritz.
Emma Green
Solo-Wenndie Rosen Bluehen .....
Clara Kissinger.
Reading-Die Christbescherung..
Gladys Logan
Christmas Customs in Germany
Fine Geschichte ......
Ruth Mahood.
Quartette Stille Nacht
Alice Endicott
Bernice Turner
Mr.. Deibert
Harold Sprinkle.
Song-Die wacht am Rhein.
Der Verein
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lady rendered in very correct and

lady rendered in a very correct and
dainty manner.
Miss Lois Baldwin's recitation. "U.
s." explained what those two letters
really mean. OF course everyone
knows what they spell. us. means
Mother dear, and me-"
Miss Ethel Casebeer then took her
place at the piano. and to the strains
Of the music. Miss Smith, and her
chorus of forty children. THE Happy
Carolers" marched into the hall, and
sang with sweet young voices the deal
Christmas songs.
Hail to Messiah" "The Babe ir
the Manger." "Song of Christmas
Morning." and others.
Eugene Benson recited the old. ever
new, story of the shepherds watching
their focks by night. and the wonder
full news brought to them.
Miss Ruth wycoff sang a sweet
solo in one of the numbers.
The closing number, Carol, Carol
Brothers," was sung with good will
and spirit that delighted their audi
ence and won many praises for theil
instructor. her accompanist and the
dear children, they had trained sc
well.
Refreshments followed. consisting
of plum pudding and coffee. served by
the committee and were evidently
fully appreciated.
A vote of thanks was given by the
club for the great pleasure given them
and the meeting adjourned until Jan
5th, 1917.
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MANY RED CROSS
SEALS Being SOLD

A great many Red Cross seals have
been sold in Canon City during the
last few days, more. perhaps. than in
any similar period in previous years.
Each little seal with its picture OF
Santa Claus and kindly holiday greet
ing means much more than the penny
spent in its purchase and everybody
who can afford to do so should buy
them for their Christmas mail. Pack
ages coming into the Canon City post
office from all parts of the country
since the beginning of the holiday
season bear upon their wrappers these
attractive little stickers and invest
the contents of the parcels they adorn
with an added message of peace on
earth, goodwill to men,"
The seals are being sold here un
der the auspices and for the benefit
of Canon City Chapter of the Ameri
can Red Cross society and should be
in great demand on account of the
splendid work they represent. The
seals are being sold under the super
vision of Miss Alice Hall, who was
appointed by Mayor Cooper, president
of the local chapter of the Red Cross
society, to have charge of their sale
Large numbers of them are being dis
posed of by the high school students
and the pupils of the grade schools
of the city All letters, statements
the mails dnr
ing the holiday period might with
great propriety bear upon their sur
face these pretty little seals, and, by
doing so, promote and encourage a
commendable and beneficent cause
hostesses entertaining their friends
during the week preceding Christmas
could use them to good advantage on
tally, score and menu cards, in fact
there are many ways they might be
appropriately used.
Heretofore the Denver branch OF
the Red Cross society has supplied
Canon City people with these seals
and obtained what little profit there
was in selling them. This year it is
different and the home chapter has
charge of their sale and gets the
benefit of their sale. Before the Can
on City chapter took them up, how
ever, large number of the seals were
purchased by merchants and Others
here, in Denver, which, to some ex
tent, restricted the subsequent. de
maDd for them. One hundred dollars
worth of the seals have been placed
in the hands of Miss Hall for salt
and every one of them should find /;
buyer.
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Report Of the Bodrd
Of County Commissioners
For the Month Of December 1916
Bills Allowed For November

s7s.75; F. +. InBraham s27.0o; ]. w.
sonss sss asS $685. RGa S GSss Gaifmsn sS
\. white t4l,eo; Eph. Lyle $500: We.
Aiennnd-r q Frians-E. owens sss7:
Smith s95 ';sSS :sss = Meais,SIIn sSiaS1fn ,iSii2 G.
Mi.ceiIsneoa. xssiEnments - john
Hundiey Sll.5o: J. W. Frisby $500:
HIS. Il, i; Dunlap $1,000 Frank Tatmars
Merchandise for Rosd- Bancroft
TSonas TSM sI hdM Co siss5 saris hores,z Tssz Rsz
Sssgs s 81 amIsa ,narsnf ,ssd ID t,sSf
SSe TaSsSTs Ssar. 'lSf0 San cfg5ss
ander 4 Friant .,i.s5; Lewis DavA
sisl2S slslnSarser IS .sso f. " ioo.s; iSS; Z CO.
si0io: Thos. W. Roberts s22.25.
service. for Road--r.aln6ow Route
FrelsSi-D, g. H. q IL r. Go, s.,
sie56; james SS % Baaten $3.50. i'"'"S
,,5isSi g5Sh' Of "H'-s'a'e Land bo16a
'-'''' POOR FUND.
CommisSioner--W. a. Chapson ss.S3:
w II. figg sS.S3: J. V. Aecandless
Ps.-Irian--Dr. w Booth 5000: V
c. Stephenson sss.
porSshS ief / stevens @ 1 siSo o$ Hasssr ,S'a Han
$4,000; Albert Fisher 5000 Edith Dol
stevens $4,000; Nieis Nielson $500.
Expense Co. Ho-pitnI-E. y. smith
S2s. IS. The Record i50: w. ID. Harry
s230: Round Crest Co. $500. Freight
Bills l;o5: Express si.os; Canon Auto
Md-e C"unty Ho-pItnI-East Canon
Store sI73.ss: Wright Morgan Meat co.
Tea Store $3.50; Novels Stockton Mere.
Co. $3.50: Bethel Clothing Co. s9,75f
+ rank H. smith $50: Fink Kienzis
Drug co. s2s.G0; Corner Drug store
75c. Mitchell and fsRbcfs si.6u.
Brookside Coal Mining Companlk
S4s.45: W w. Gates $500. Harding
Hdw. co. sl1.e5. Electric supply CO.
$3.50; West Disinfecting CO. s375. Free
mont Carriage co. ss.2s.
Ry. Ii & Pr. Co. S5i.2S. Mtn. states
Tel g Tel co. Sb.3s
Mdse for Posr-Canon Gro. Co. tb0e:
Batchelor's Hoosier Market $1,000; Il
NJ Anderson & co. ts.l5; J. X 9uiSIS
q co. 25c: Fred ItI-de a. co. t7o.oe; G.
- Merris st25: Ben ". Rea !S Co t25.iS
l. 4, Jones Busy Corner $40, %; Joe Vez-
S25O; ]. Mecandl.Ss q son ti7.oe. John
Bald & Co $1,000. J. 5. Nani.aw $3.50:
~ J. Daniels s435: u. Schedule $1,000.
colo. supply co. SS7.oO; }. Is. ScavarIN
$500: Portland Mere. Co. t76.ib.
uent for roor-E.. =. Jack $1,000.
HodgIn & Sharman SI2.00.
AIiowanee-Mrs- Mary McNeal $500:
u. IL. Ttcket-Denvcr Rio Grnndo
Care OF Insane Or Herbert work
Coatraet.-Bid for supplies co. Hos
pitai awarded East Canon Store ti3144s.
g. A. L.iNkINS. County Clerk
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FRIENDS IN couNcIL.

The Friends in Council met as usual
in Pythian hall. the president in the
chair.
A short business session was held
this being the last meeting for this
year.
Mrs. Webster announced that ar
rangements had been made for a lee
ture TO be given by Warden lyman at
the Majestic Theater on Friday. Jan e.
5th, 1917. Subject. Good Roads," to
which all club members in the city
and their friends were invited. Flor
ence Clubs were also included.
The social meeting vas in charge
of Education Committee. The Chair
man. Mrs. Reiter, announcing II as
children's season, and a children's
day-and a most delightful program
was carried out.
duet by Eugene and Agnes Ben
son was the first number, the young
musicians receiving much applause.
Miss Clara Kenly. In very spirited
way-gave two recitations, Visit to
the Dime Museum" and "Only a Kid"
Miss Ruth Mahood told very inter
estingly. the story OF Miss Philuras
Transhguration." and BILLY Brad'a
Lie"
Miss Elizabeth Craven followed
with q piano solo which the little
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NorISs,or NOTICE or nnsfIi P,.s1rIT.3N 19NNrss, q T"r

In accordance with section s9s Of tho
Revised sttute OF Colorado OF 1905,
notice is hlfeby given that at a special
meeting Or the Stockholders Of said
The Canon Realty Company, which
then was a corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue OF the
laws Of the state Of Colorado. held in
the PRINCIPAL office OF said corpora
uon in Caton CITY. Fremont County.
Colorado, o. October efth. 1915. at
which meeting all OF the holders OF
all OF the capital stock OF said cor
poratlon were present In person or
bg proNy IL was voted 10y the vote OF
m. holders OF two-thirdr, and by tho
holders OF all. of the 100000 shares or
the capital stock OF said corporation
that said corporation. The Canon Reek
~ Company, be now dissolved. AaTi
= hts 81 sald corporation having Been
WITNESS our hands and the seal OF
the said the Canon Realty Company
al Canon city. Fremont County. Colo
fndo, this 2fth day Of october. y. D.
SEM. OF rHED ,
CANON REALITY y
COMPANY }
Vice President.
The President OF said corporation hav-
ing resigned and being absent from
the state OF Colorado.
Attest; GEO. f. ltOckAFELLoW-
first pub. Dec. 2is,. 1916.
Last Pub. Feb. list. 1871.
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Y. M. C. A. TO ENTERTAIN MEM
6ERS,

The board of directors OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. will entertain the new members
of the organization at luncheon at
the association building Friday even
ing at which Prof. Frank d. Slutz. su-
perintendent Of the Pueblo public
schools. will be the principal speaker.
There will also be several short talks
by Canon City people, supplemented
by number of musical selections.
John w. Emmercon will preside at
the post prandial program as toast
master. Invitations have been sent
to all of the new members. number
ing more than one hundred, to be
present.
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srockHoLoeRs' MEETING

The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
hoiders of the Grand View Irrigation
Company will be held at its Office
No. s2i Macon avenue, In Canon CITY,
Colo, on Saturday. January 18TH.
1917. at the hour 1880 in the even
ing of said day. at which meeting a
board of directors will be chosen and
any other lawful business needing
attention will be transacted.
w. II. DoZlER. President.
MARGARET d. MACKENZIE.
Secretary and Treasurer.
First pub. Dec. 21. 1916.
Last pub. Jan IL. 1917.
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THE ROCKVALE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

A total attendance OF 3l2 pupils.
taught by 10 teachers.
Miss Elsie Price of Florence is the
special teacher in music in the
schools.
twenty-five pupils from Rockyale
attend the Florence high school.
Dec. %. the schools will be dismiss
ed for a ten days vacation.
Christmas programs will be given
by all the grades with an addition OF
Christmas tree in nearly all the
rooms.
The Literary Society OF the 7th and
Sth grades will render the following
Christmas program:
Song-7th and Sth grades.
Recitation = Poor Santa Claus -
Hilda Job.
Recitation--Christm Day-James
Vegher.
Reading-First Christmas Tree
Kate Cologna-
Recitation-A Mystery-Julia Kopy-
TEX
Recitation-Santa Claus-Geo. Ryak
Girls Chorus-Josephine Morello.
Sybil Thomas. Francis Sudo. Eta
Watkins. Annie Smilovich. Mary Gud-
all. Emily Agard and Margaret Davis.
Recitation Saint Nick Clifford
Powell.
Observation-Disclosures Tree-Tere-
ia Cresto.
Reading-A Tale-Molly Struble.
Recitation-A Shepherd Boy-Mar-
vim Angel.
Recitation-C Christmas Bells-Annie
Rathkovitch.
Christmas-victor Sa-
want.
Reading-Howard Agard.
Recitation-Christm Eve Thots-
Martha Dampanovich.
Margaret Smith.
Boys Quartet-Wm. Newell, Clifford
Powell, Rufus Browning, Mark Rezak
Play-"MR. AND MRS. SANTA
CLAUS.
Mary Goodall, Hector Listello, Al.
bert Newcomb, Kate Cologna. Emily
Agard. Bessie Graham, Theodore
Enrich, Geo. Relax. Helen Cirutti.
Second Grade Program.
Song-Bethlehem Babe.
Observation-Disclosures Bells.
Don't Tell On Me-John Slack, Tony
Papish.
Song-Christmas Secrets.
Santa and Mouse-Elma Rocchio
and Mary Bodnar
Christmas Acrostic-Nine Children.
Song-Santa Claus.
Motion Song-By School.
Play-The Old Woman.
Third Grade Program:
Song-Christmas Joy.
Recitation-Christmas Day-Jimmy
Hanson.
Dolly's Present-Mary Rezak.
The Meaning OF Christmas Nellie
Barnish. Nota Picco. Frances Kocham
Santa's Visit-Jimmy Chiri.
Song-Eskimo Land.
To Santa Claus-Martin Milano.
Exercise-Merry Christmas-Four-
teen children.
My Christmas Secret-Elsie Slack.
Duet-Long Ago In Bethlehem
Corrine Job. Martin Chiri.
Christmas StockIngs-Six Children.
The catastrophe--Mary Faoro.
Old Santa Claus-Julia Ball.
Play--The Night Before Christmas
Five Children.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-12-21
MONSTER ELK ON
DISPLAY At MEAT SHOP

The big bull elk which Mr.. David
Walker donated to the local Elk's
Lodge for the Christmas celebration
to be held for the Elks and their fam
lilies was brought down from the Stir
rup ranch on Monday.
1t is now on display in the City
Market of the Wright-Morgan Meat
and Livestock company. 1t Is a splen
did specimen in good fur and is un'
usually fat Those who seem to
know say II is a four year old and
Just right for roasting. One Of the
big ovens in town will be utilized for
that purpose.