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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

PURE Nancy Hall swect potato seed at
s. 90 pet 100 lbs J q. Watson. X. r.
II. No. , Bana,r. Okla
SUDAN SEED-Fancy reclcaned new
crop at 'l3 per hundred The Sedg-
wick Alfana NILS. SedGwick. Kan.
BERMUDA ROOTs-Big. hardy, sOc.
two -hush'l sack. shipping Mondays
and Tuesdays James Lcake. ChaHd-
Ter. Okla
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two second hand boilers
u IN the market, will pay Jou TO IN.
yestlgate these. Wyiio Bros. Co. 70
East Grand
FeR sALE-Naturai hair switches,
auburn and mixed gray. M,pls fioy.
tlOi w. fs, ST
FOL, sALE--como ole,e set Of cigar
stand fixtures. Call Amar,can Ma.
,ional bank Bldg t
ONE team, OF young mares, I bii horse,
weight 1850, 1 blg cheap mute. I ae0d
3'S-lnch 4tudebaher wagon, 81 ts6ihes
harness, III large horse collars. ! cuDtfs
vniors, 500 feet NJ new i-Ibch r0pe Z
pair blocss McCnbe Rsrns south ~
hail park
TWO cnmputln' scnlrs. 90 earh ref
itter, pnc sefoaene tank. one irr DSg
and butchers block. Call WAlnut ~
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fLOHHA VApOit HArlIH Second
floor Indiana bldE, flfat ana Rob.
IUapu Mania tuu1
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OFFICES AND SToRERoOMS
FOR RENT

OFFlcE ROOMS FOR REST
one, furnished, In Baltimore hulld.
Ing. toTnef bfnnd Ave npd Ilnrysy
FOR RENT stofr room. good location
Call nj Room zoe, i2h's West 2nd
Z AoOM modern cottage. In tear 600 t.
nm
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BEAU IlFUL Collie pups. from reg.
lsiered ptlke winning stock. pcdigrces
furnished l1ul West 18th Walnut ,G,L
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A. q. Adkins, Inc.
RETAIL DEALER,
Paige Motor Cars

9oj-s so BroadwaD Maple 1921
1917 MAXWELL t0uIrg .lT. u"N tr,s.
motor I'm SO shape $50 good
terms can Walnut 1850. nsH for
trud
FOK sALE-Oro 1917 Ford nov casing
hnd .n good running condition. call
l10i " First
FDrD ipifs'nr. bargain ll2. onrc
ukrhomsn.
FDE SALE-lals Ford touring car
body Arn'ir.rg q Dohuer, p0' M
Main Walnut 'llt
CHASbLEE .ar. t.pHHs"rger. IN goDi
condition trade oU new ,ar. hHy"
soH" each for difference. or will trade
for hung gl'pW nul assIm. equity. Phone
walnut 4li1
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IAu SWITCHES runs anI cutl-
made ffpm your cOmblngt W1ik guaf
Huisri. pflro tSyuuhblr - H. Iih 80
lhuur Walnut TU
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LOST Boston nfew tail bulldog dark
lfDRu aud tla,k bfludlc with small
white spot On back ~ neck and an
sWcfr 10 the name ~ Bubbles lind'
~ nl.Arh lnll n nlmmi III
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CATTLE AND STOCK

DNiRYMEN. cattle and hog fcedrs can
secure bet',r feed ~ less cos, b.
buying our 'Rour,i BY Products
Feed High IN protein and fat can.
Nfl'r or phone tho Russell Johcrs' Mills.
oklahoma 'ly okl' " luut i0i
FOR SAL.E-iO head u good mul9s. 10
Z years Old 1000 10 1900 pounds l0s
West Nohlu 81
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Piano Tuning S1.75

-N'HV -A4sbAae VHs9D
Nsphrlnr Iwus walnut 5su.J
300 VlcTHDLN aud ~ records. cheap
n taken ht once Walnut iH1.
MtST sell 500 Hamilton piano. per-.
feet condition owner leaving cts
eau 500 T.. 9TH 50.
FOR SALE tprlgh, piano. perfect
condition standard make. lhOuo
Walnut 1851
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LATE MODEL. up-tp-datc car. good
condition. 500. terms. sunday Gl5
3ou'h Dewey
WILL TRADE a-pBssenger 1918 Chcy.
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CONCRETE mixers hoi.,s, boilers.
crushers, road machinery, new and
second nand bargains. W. A. Brown
ing, Dallas. Texas.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

carload Of choice chcap II taken soon
- head yearlinrs, all high Grade IIol.
stems. Lone star Daily Mulvnne. Kan.
HIGHEST price paid for COWS. calves
aud hogs, any Kind, Walnut iOi. gOG
WcstNnshlnrton.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE for cows.
calves and hogs OF any kind Gail
Maple 500
FOR SALE-rwo Pcrcheron stations,
recorded IN percheron Society OF
America Best offer takes them. J. C.
rontius, Yukon, Okla.
iNOR SALE.
STANDARD and Registered Tro,ters.
ono marc by Council chimes, now In
fonl
one by lac Colbert now In foal.
Two by Peerless Grafton, one In foal
One by Shadeland Nutkeens
One by silk Cloud, ycaillns.
One horse colt by Peerless Grafton,
three yeats old
One horse colt by SILK Cloud. year
ling.
They are on my farm at Junction.
Okla. Ask for y. II. George II you
want TO see them; eight head now
eleven by July. win keep them for YOU
free To flLst OF June, WIN take tl,a0O
cash or bankable note for the bunch.
Write J 7 George. Waterloo, Iowa.
care Bryant Paving Co.
ONE team OF young mares, big horse,
weight $50. hig mule. cheap; I
good 3t.inch Studebnker wagon. I set
OF leather harness. iS large horse col.
lars, 2 cultivators, 800 feet OF new Z.
inch rope, z pair Of blocks McCabe
nernes, south OF bah park
WANTED-Good work horse for feed,
Iiqht work, will buy later, UPS OK g
lahoman,
ron sAt,E--i roam purbnm, also
Jerseys; all jus, fresh and heavy
mixers NE W, Grand.
FOR SALE Young Jersey COW. rlch
milk; cheap for quick salo. Maple
1890 ~,
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

WANTED white 40 roadster or s.pss
Hsngsf touring car, InodsI 1910 10 IeI(
Hihta particulars and nams price, I'D
nAlnhOmhn-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RHODE ISLAND RED setting cEgs. 81
pr setting: g. per hundred Mrs E.
NtcdhHni. route I. CITY Phone MN-5J.
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FALSE TEETn mrudrd for iar write
Hncod'B Dental Laboratory NHltrff,
(Ltu
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
ALLIES HAND
FINAL NOTE
TO GERMANY
N, Un,,-s pre-..a

PARIS, Dec. 23.-The Allies have
handed the German representatives
their final note, insisting that Ger
many sign the protocol first and al
low the Allies to consider its modifi-
cations afterwards. Won Leisner,
chairman Of the German delegation,
told the conference that because of
the importance of the question and the
difficulty of telesraphic communica-
tiontion, II would be necessary for
him 10 go to Berlin to get personal
instructions. consequently he and all
of the German experts attached to
the delegation will leave for Berlin to-
night. They insisted that their de-
parture from Paris did not mean a
rupture in negotiations.
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Claim Holders
Making Affidavits

i large number of owners TO min
ing claims in Fremont county are fil-
ing affidavits of such ownership al
the office of the county clerk this
week in order to take advantage OF
the privilege OF joint resolution OF
Congress. which eSempts them from
the customary development work on
such claims during the calendar year
1919 The ac. OF Congress, providing
for such exemption was passed On Au-
gust IL, and approved on November
la Under the new law affidavits TO
the townership OF any number OF
claims can be f'ed with the county
clerk. although previous to this year
thenumber was limited to Ave. That
there are a great number OF mining
claims OF various kinds In Fremont
county II evidenced by the fact that
nearly 100 nffidavits TO such owner.
ship have t,een recorded at the county
clerks Office dursak ne hst ~ days.
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Will SON READY.
TO ACCEPT ONE
RESERVATION TO
ARTICLE NO. ten
Under No Circumstances,
However, Is He Willing to
Accept the Lodge Reser-
yations.
tBy Halted rr--..,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Presi-
dent Wilson is willing to accept res
ervation to Article 10 of the covenant
OF the League OF Nations. which will
give Congress the right to decide
when the United States Is morally OBJ
iigated to use the army and navy in
defending the territorial integrity OF
another nation.
Senator Hitchcock sas issued a
statement saying that the President
viii not accept the reservations Of
Senator Lodge in relation TO that
clause. and will not agree to any COM
promise sacrificing the spirit of Arti-
Gle 10.
Senator Hitchcock VIII continue his
conferences with small groups OF SEN
ators from both parties until Congress
reconvencs He opposes the proposal
OF Senator Underwood for an official
Cancellation committee on the ground
that the process would be informal.
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Big Preparations
for Christmas

The members OF Canon City lodge,
No. 6l0. q. 7. o. ElKs. are making
hig preparations for the Christmas
holidays, when their eideaSor VIII be-
to make others happy. In addition to
their charitable work among the indi-
gent and the unfortunate OF the COM
munity. which is done so ubobtrusive-
ly as not to attract general notice or
attention. they are planning festivi-
ties for the children of the town and
surroundings that will carry joyous.
ness and delight into many homes on
Thursday OF this week AT time TO be
announced later. there will be a
Christmas tree. in fact. two OF them,
at the Eiks' Club building. on which
will be n treat for every child in the
community Santa Claus will be there
and will distribute the eifts-amons
the children. II will be a great time
for the kiddies and they will be there
In full force at the appointed time.
The Christmas trees, two beautiful
spruces. were brought down from the
mountains a day or two ago and are
now being decorated for the Christmas
celebration on Thursday. special
chimney is being built mt the Elks'
Club building for the use of Santa
Claus.
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Prisoners to Have
aChriStmaS Feast

Jess Salyer. steward at the peniten-
tiary. is making big preparations fot,
the Christmas dinner to be given the
$50 or more inmates OF that institu-
tion on Thursday The dinner will
be served at noon. and viii be a fine
affair The menu will be an excel
lent one in all respects. and among its
good things will include roast turkey
and all OF its eoneomitants. minee pie.
cake. coffee and other delicaeies too
numerous to mention. During the
dinner hour the usual rule OF silence
will be relaxed. and the prisoners will
be permitted TO exchange greetings
and indulge in conversation.
The men employed at The various
prison road-mak.ng camps OF the
state will also be given hne holiday
dinner. Christmas day will be for
the prisoners one of merriment. rs
well as good cheer, and sports aud en-
tcriainments of various kinds will be
provided for their amusement For
the men within the nenitentiary walls
the prison band will give a concert
and the liberty OF the grounds will be
open to all. There will be moving
picture program in the chapel as well
as other forms of entertainment
There viii be no work during the day
and the occasion vii! be made one OF
pleasure and enjoyment
Tho turkeys to be served for tho
Christmas dinner We're raised on the
prison farms. as were. also. most OF
the fruits and vegetables that viii con-
tribute TO the feast.
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Miss Patterson
Married Sunday

Miss Beulah Patterson. eldest
daughter OF MIR and Mrs c. c. Patter-
son OF South Canon. and Hush n Fos-
ter OF Gunnison We're married at the
home of the brides parents. 52s Riv.
erside avenue al 10 o'clock Sunday
morning by Rev GUY f Konkel. pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal church
church. The wedding was quiet.
but very pretty enc. Only the Inn
mediate relatives were present;
The house was attractiyeiy decor
aed with holly. white Christmas bells
and white carnations for the occa-
sion. The wedding march from Lob
engrin was played by Miss Elizabeth
Patterson, sister of the bride. after
which the impressive ring service was
used In solemnizinG the nuptinl csre-
monies
The bride Wore dress of white
george;te and carried an arm bouquet
wedding dinner was served at neon
The bride is a Young woman of more
than ordinary pleasing personality ami
manner and Is decidedly popular In a
wide circle of friends and associates
She first met the young man destined
TO become her husband while SUI
dent at the hish school at Gunnison.
Tho groom is n son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
T.. A. Foster OF Gunnison. and IL one
OF the most popular and highly re-
spected young cattlemen ON the West
ern slope.
| MIR. and Mrs. Foster left for 0unnI-
son on Rio Crande train No. At las
Sunday afternoon. where they will
make their home.
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Records Broken
At the POstOffice

All records for business at the local
postoffice were broken on Monday
when 229 sacks of mail were handled
OF this amount log sacks OF mail
originated here, and were sent out to
all parts OF the country The incom-
ing mail was likewise of an eNcep-
tionally heavy character. and i20
sacks of 1t arrived on trains during
the day. The receipts OF the days
business from the sale of postage
stamps aione was s3i7 The clerks
and employees of the postoffice were
compelled to work until 10 O'Clock
Monday night to take care of the
business.
Although the rush is not so great
today, mail is still being received in
large quantities. as may be indicat
ed by the fact that 50 sacks of it had
been distributed and sent out by car
riers up to IL o'clock this morning
Although the el;max of the Christmas
business at the postoffioe was
reached on Monday. holiday mail Will
ume until Thursday noon. after
which a big slump is expected 10 take
place.
Never before has Canon C.iy posted
so much mail as they have this year
and never before have they receil &.
as much, indicating prosperity al
home and abroad and willingness u
spend money freely for holiday goods
Local merchan's hs.s had sal 'u'i !
Christmas tradc. and trose whl nave
advertised their NS~es have founi
ready buyers. IT," Unusual volume Of
the holiday business has beei due in
some measure. at least. to the fine
weather of the past week. affording as
il has opportunity for shoppers 10 90
about the streets without the discom-
fort of a freezing temperature. 1t may
be assumed that the Christmas trade
OF Canon City merchants has been the
best this year in the history of the
community.
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| Am Your
Worst Enemy

! am the ruler of retail re-erses
/ am the Lord High Potentate of
Failure.
l am the reason for that downward
slant of your profit curve.
| am the cause of the silent sickness
that stills your cash register bell
| am the origin of dissatis fled GUS
toners and loss of trade.
! am the lesyen of uncertainty in
the midst OF certain profits.
/ am the element of chance that
turns a winning business into losing
gamble.
am the fountain-head whence
springs the majority OF your troubles
and worry.
| am the key to the problem why
more than $1,000 retailers fail every
year.
l am the why and wherefore. the
'irect and proximate cause. the germ
I'D the genesis OF unsuccessful me--
chandising.
] am the Sticker. the Shelf-Louncer.
the Leftover. the nameless child of
the unknown father
! am the unadyerfised produet.-Re-
tail Public Ledger.
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DANIELS UNDER
FIRE ON CHARGE
0FFAvORITISMI IN
GIVING MEDALS
Congressional Investigation
Started by Refusal of Ad-
miral Sims to Accept a
Medal.
my .nt,-s Pre-..,


WASHINGTON, Dec ga con-
gressional investigation of the charges
that Secretary Daniels OF the Navy
Department has been guilty of favor
itism in awarding medals and in dis
regarding the recommendations of
high officials of the government is in
progress.
The immediate cause of the inyesti-
cation was the refusal of Admiral
Sims to accept medal because of
Secretary Daniels action in awarding
medals to men whom Admiral Sims
believes TO be undeserying OF such
honor. Secretary Daniels stated that
he had received letter from Admiral
Sims refusing a medal. also letter
from Senator Page, chairman OF the
Naval Affairs Committee. asking for
details about the awards. Repre-
sentative Lufkins has announced that
as soon as Congress reconvenes he
will introduce resolution asking Sec
retary Daniels to make u report to
Congress on the awards of medals to
naval men He has promised the
House Naval Affairs Committee that
he will go TO the bottom of the dis
pute. Regarding the request of SEN
ator Page. it is reported that Secre-
tary Daniels is preparing a public
statement
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On the Matter of
Boosting Our Town

We all as individual citizens OF
Canon City know that II Is a grand
place TO live.
That It has truly wonderful cli-
mate. both summer and wihser. unex-
celied scenery at our very doors. pro-
duotlve ranches. mines and orchards
In and adjacent Ia Il. That when
coal is selling at S.. $40 and even SIS
the ton in parts OF Nebraska, Kansas
and Texas. we get II here for s. or
iheroabopts.
That people come here from every
state In the Union. attracted b. our
-lust right altitude, our sunshine
and the good moral atmosphere OF our
town.
We. as widc-awake citizens. know
and rcnlize these things to be true.
but do we properly emphasize them
when We write 10 our friends and rel
atives back East. down South or out
wests Whoever heard OF n citizen OF
los Angeles do anything but boost for
that place? a city built in a yeritable
desert, but city made possible by
the eternal boosting of its people. Did
the early settlers OF that now fair city
have the assets to honestly brae about
that we hayeg They did not. but just
~ constant dripping Of water will
wear away stone. so that yerlssting
boosting has made theirs a wonderful
city
We are individually. TO be compared
TO a drummer who has product OF
merit To place in every possible store.
In order to make good. he must show
the merchant from Missouri the good
points of his article. and why the mer-
chant should handle his line. We.
too. have something TO sell. directly
or Indirectly. as citizens OF our truly
wonderful town, so let's pledge our
selves. at the verge OF a now year. to
all add something in an honest boost
ins way. To every letter We write 10
our friends. relatives or acGuaintancos
in other less favored states and co9-
nuniiies. aud more. let's talk Il on the
streets. in our Offices and stores at
every opportunity. until we get tho
habit as Los Angeles did. Newcom.
crs wiz hear II and write back home
and tell Il, Strangers passing through
or stopping temporarily. will hear II
and believe. and ! say 10 you. fellow
citizens. the results viii be simply
great. Don't let the Chamber OF Com
merce. real estate men and the bust
ness mon do Il all. hut let each one
of us boost. boost, boost.
L, II. BECK.
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Birds Should Be
Killed When Egg
Laying Period Ends

II has been estimated that the aver
age farm hen LAYS about 10 eggs a
year. and that this number can be
doubled when the important factors Of
egg production are better observed.
One factor of profitable egg produc-
tion is the age of the hen Egg pro-
duction decreases after the hen at
tains certain age The first laying
year is usually the most productive
period. Birds OF the heavier breeds.
such as Plymouth Rocks. Rhode Island
Reds. Wyapdottes and Orphinstons
generally dp not lay enough eggs after
the second laying year to pay for the
feed they bonsume These should.
therefore. not be kept for market egg
production after their second laying
year.
Birds belonging to the lighter
breeds such as the Leghorns. Minor
cas- and Aneonas are usually profitable
egg producers for three years and
should be disposed OF after the third
laying season is over.
Prof G. a Schmidt. now of the Col
orado Agricultural College. but for
merry poultry man of wide reButa-
tion. kept a record of each hen. and
as a result knew just which hens
should be sept for g-prodaction aud
which should be, killed Prot. schmidt
SAYS. in speaking of the matter:
The laying year ends at moltins
time This Is. therefore. the time to
dispose OF all the two-year.cld birds
OF the heavier breeds and the three
year-old birds OF the lighter breeds.
There is simple way to keep ac-
curate record Of the age of hens. As
the pul'ets are maturing. slip colored
cel,uloid spiral band around one leg
These bands are very durable and can
be used over and over again
Next wear use different colored
band Ordinarily four colors are all
that is needed. Keep track of the
color you use each year and YOU will
never have any trouble in telling the
ase of your hens.
"Colored cellu'oid spiral bands can
be purchased from all poultry supply
dealers"
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Gov. Shoup Speedy
In Signing of Bills

Gov. Shoup established record in
connection with the extraordinary ses.
sion of the General Assembly. The
session had hardly adjourned when he
had signed every bill passed by the
body. Every one OF the 10 measures
which met the approval OF the law.
makers was u law within 10 minutes
after Anal adjournment. Prosecutions
for violation of the anti-anarchy and
sedition act. passed by the assembly.
can be Instituted today against any
ono who advocates the overthrow OF
the government BY any other than
iawtSl mesus.
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Alex Miller;
Deaf Mute, Put
Thru a Grilling
On, u.lrra rrr,..,

DENVER. Dec. 2S.-Alex Miller.
who is suspected OF having murdered
Aram Shank. wife and four children
in Weld county. was put through a
unique grilling here this morning in
an effort to force a confession of tie
crime of which he is accused. Deaf
mutes were used as interpreters. 1t
is planned by the orieials TO take Mil
Ter 10 Greeley and confront him with
his dead
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Junior Cantata
TOBe Given On
Thursday Eve

The cantnta. "Entertainine Santa
Claus" viii be given by the members
OF the Junior departmeG. Of the Sna-
day school of the First Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday eve
ming. beginning at T.3o O'Clock. under
the direction OF Mrs l. F. Collins.
with Miss Bessie McQuown az pianist
The characters. with general outline
OF the program. and those who are
10 take part in il. follow:
Santa Claus ...,.. = Oscar swanson
Brownies-Mauriee konkel. Sanzo
shigetto. Marshall Fisher, Jack
Drake.
Fairies-Thelma Lewis. Elizabeth
Patterson. Margaret Dabney. Mar
garet cowea.
JACK Frost. =.......-, .lobson West
Raggeddy Man. ............ Henry OFT
Storm King ,...4.. a.. Ii Lonneos ar
Introduction.
Opening Chons-Speakers. Dorothy
Farmer. Katherine Dickson. Vel
ma Brewer. Merle Campbell. Jes-
tin Meyers.
Solo, .,.........T The Baby Filipino
Dobson West and children
Solo. .................. Just Too Bad
Santa Claus and Fairies.
Away, Away .,,.....--...... brownies
Tho Raggeddy Man and Storm King.
The Munled Man Speakers, Velma
Brewer. Dobson West. Alice Oats.
Villa Ouinu Eoss Walker
Solo. Papa Saw Santa
VILLA Quinn.
Speakers. Santa Claus, Rose Walk
er. Edith I.andea.
Come. Gentle Sleep Elizabeth Pat
terson. Margaret Dahney. Marra-
ret Cowen.
Solo. ........... Sunderland
Thelma Lewis. Santa Claus.
It's Yours. Dear Santa Speakers.
velma Brewer Rose Walker.
Alice Oats. Dorothy Farmer.
Edith I.anden. villa Quinn.
Solo. .....-. When Santa Was Born
VILLA Quin and children.
/ Solo ..............,. Jack Frost
Dobson West and Santa Claus.
Solo. 49,. The Home OF Santa Claus
Elizabeth Patterson and Fairies
Wr Heard the Bells $50. Brownies
Recitation. Marshall Fisher.
The Siumb ber lsiands-Eveiyn
Meyers. Evora Hartford. Helen
Dabney. Speaker. Doris Hopkins.
Solo. ................O oh. How Happy
Santa Claus and children.
Good Night and Good VIII