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Show V mtm ASK FOR YOUR TICKETS DEPOSIT YOUR la Cagf 4alt listen For the Carolers - ' '4 - t WIN A USEFUL PRIZE STUBS-- - fee Merry Christmas Everybody HUM PROMINENT OFFICIAL iSTMAS CHEER PRESIDE AT BIG DRAWING CROSS-WOR- CAROLLERS WILL THE FOUR ANGLES Here's a dandy puzzle for beginners and for old hands at the game. Several unkeyed letters, but only one technical name and one abbreviation. These flu-tand Its Interlock nuke it not such a hard one SOUTHEAST WITH SONG s I'fler 1 Auxiliary Shop Mada Firemen. Possible AT 9:30 P. M. SHARP WEDNESDAY EVENING SHERIFF B. R. WARPTV.g WILL DRAW TICKETS by to the falr-nes- live-wir- blind. Horizontal, Say IS b Bel-me- r, ounti A Would nount 1.50 !!i0 Ivy Ensign leading are typical South From Seutheasts nert eastern contributions. Are of Special Interest. The unselfish cooperation of nil high schools, the t'nlversity of I'lah. Fort Ins in tradition. a tradition orlgl Douglas detachment, womena flubs 'ri with Sail Uko City, Hip citizens and other rlvlc orgunlailons has made 'A SiiiiiIii'hnI will Join In a week possible for all cltlsens and the stran bmiiu. Imiiilay rheor which wllj he ger within our gates a week of Yule sifriy fr,.,. R people. Cheer tide Joy. bcginx Christinas ero with the et tin. "live Christmas tree the and county building sn.l mnilmips until New Hillcrest Children pro-endy. A special nine-dayglv-,with the "Messiah'' 11 lllerest, IVr. 19 -- The Primary and . the Hi n of the year in Hie Religion classes of Hillcrest Ward will Ycsililllea connected with I he give a Christmas Tree party Monday 7 attended by afternoon. Mrs. Charles Bennett and In charge of flnrence Neslen and the city Mra. Robert llodon are T 'oImIoiii.ih The Christman musl-- i arrangements. The Christmas iree will hold Chris hriiv Idl'd for Wednesday he liny Scout hand under John lima stockings filled with randy and A JSnulh nuls which will he given to the from lh "lr.li 7r I itrlionl under the lender-lT- f children. The girls of these classes Hcheltler and Ella C, who have been making aprons will Zr: a r.roup 0f on rollers from sell them during the aflernoon. "kibutions 30.00 15.00 450 1.00 1.50 fr too 1.50 Christmas Tree Party for ' . S'.OO 10 s 0 IIS lab-'Me- 1150 1.50 7500 1.5 :ioo l!.00 150 made such B 1 Hie Jordan Junior High school, under the leadership of Alva Wooilwnnl. and excerpts from the Irving Junior High school cantata In costume with Miss Week Plans Shaping Themselves 'Cheer 7.60 19!l. trllh BE ON sry- - Fr! T lMCeerfert S S 10 Hvtela ZO Small vegetable 11 Snare ef laaiker (mi IS 24 25 24 S3 2T fee Prepare (or table 54 Ul.trlet IS Kiai of iog T Ta arena oat SO Klrl'a aaaia 42 Plat of greaag 40 Oea vejr Bare MIS Other ' ' laclearg Oar Srgatlve ObtalarU Kara Orgaa of bead Part ml verb te be Primary eslor U 014 barae Hrglaa SO IS-S-ake aver IT Pea trotter ID Te let lease 44 W rat hereeek 40 Farl 44 Artr4 gart 40 Earae4 - Stary 14-BS Observe Keif rlub 4 Heavy baaimrv Healr4 Earearaga 4T 4N Part ml CORNWALL PROVES TO BE leg Saserlaeaa grewtb Weed ef tba agallaeb pleat laaaa. The aalatlaa will appear la 41 'Santa Claus Defenders' at Waterloo Tonight art jjcution of Puzzlt e prise-winnin- g 51 Te earbaage 50 Ta ebrat 51 I'altrS labbr.) OS Tree at Seferfe T Ilralrr la clalba 25 50 4T I- la air Mrlal Saiall rbll4rea IS Harare IS Flal.h 53 Peril SO'tVtehee c. of the leading soloists, because of the exceptionally high or der of work shown by each and every one. It will surrire to say that earli member of the cast of prim Ipnls wns Impressive In his or her rendition and In so doing gave thin amateur production a professional air. The cast was costumed (hrotiKhoiil The numerous semes wen' well done and deserve mention. They are: Hie Pnlaee Hall, (Jticen'a A pari menl . Jewish ITaee of Assembly, the Walls of llall, Jewish Babylon. the lUinqiirt t'lnre of Worship, the lnterp,i lalton. be difficult to give sperlal Camp of Cyrus, and the City. be--v- 5 AathraeaM IT Vertical. i:afaafrae4 earal I4 Article ml apsaral Maw ml a Sara 10 BclshaHerH Feast, a sacwl cantata, presented by the Nibley and wt Dale choirs, closed last night to the echoes of thunderous Grant Stake Primary James N. Astin, director of the cantata, given in Forest Dale showed and Conference Sunday 21 splendid Moment hall Wednesday Thursday evenings, .trrsl over his entire cast. The choruses especially were finely died and demonstrated careful training. This musical production Grant. Dec. 19. The annual primary .jr measured up to the high standards of Salt Lake's best music conference of Grant Stake will be held very detail. The proceeds of the cantata will benefit the Nibley Sunday, December 21, in the Stake arts. The events portrayed In i cun I ala occurred, in the year S3X C. during the brief reign of and were as instructive and imtilve as any found In the whole These events ge of Bible history. wed I lie subject of the story. Al a time the Jews had been In rapllvl-to- f a period of seventy years. They "tr ceased to pray Tor dellveinnre 4 to worship the God of Israel. Tnr Arioniuns worshiped Dual as 1'ielr 1 trreet 11 Itmaaa IS Deear WORK OF UNUSUAL ARTISTRY ward chapel fund. The story of lh cantata was given mention to any the reader. Miss Inei Wltbeck, iCuprrlghl, ivlt.j Tsarthcr 1 OREST DALE WARD CANTATA i SiiRiir House will be liost to the biggest crowd in ennimunitv y Chnslnias Eve, when the grand drawing will lake and the place b ord ear he given away. The 1lazn, acme of nianv distinctlv South-easter- n activities will he again the arena i.f interest when the suns of ( hanee will battle for supreiuity and the grand prize! ! On CliriHtuias eve Chairman June Keddiiigion, represintlng the entire displays, stoiv decorations, and the business citizenry of East Salt Lake, ainiling Sanla on the comer. Tiny will play ye genial host and conduct tuts with bead tic races glance at toys the drawing. A committee of judges and anticipate the great day to come. consisting of prominent cllizena di- PRIZE8. And the older brothers and sisters recting the proceedings will guarantee are as eager for the arrival or the to the most skeptical the acme of The drawing will cumiiienre al holiday evo as the little ones. For be9:30 shaii. Ask for your tickets. sides the Ford car are 106 other prizes Deposit your stubs early. Be there! of value and interest bicycle, a The shopping crowds from down- twenty dollar gold piece, tons of coal, town that have augment !d the usual sacks or sugar, sacks of flour, candy, big Sugar House Crowds this year will hams and numerous other practical be but the nucleus or numerous others and prizes. The who will drive down toward Sugar business men of the House way the night heroi-- Christ- Southeast are to be complimented for mas. Thousands of iieople, it Is esti- the success of this annual event. The mated, are expected to attend the committees in charge of the arrangements are receiving congratulations drawing. every day for their earnest eflorts in FESTIVE AIR. making possible such a huge comBusiness Is good!. munity Christmas. Sheriff Benjamin R. Harries will seEverywhere this phrase rings out. Business is good!" shouts perspiring lect the tickets out of a salesmen and dignified bosses who. huge roll. Three numbers will be pitch in to take care of the huge chosen for each prize. The first number, if not claimed at throng. In the midst of unusual rushes, the commercial houses of Su- once, will be held five days. The secgar House will still be able to guaran- ond number will be held four days and tee the same careful personal service the third and final number will be to each and every customer that I held three days. cliararteristic of Southeastern salesCome out to Sugar House! Drive men. That's why business is good. out or take the Sugar House, Highland The festive air in Sugar House Is I Drive, Holliday, or Ninth East cars enhanced by the big Christmas tree and arrive at the livest community on tlii plaza, the attractive window business in the state of Utah. hiN-tor- Sugar House Fire Station No. 3 la the ecene of a toy work shop so busy that It might belong to Santa himself. But the workers are not the proverbial brownies only firemen who are cheerful and happy In fixing up dolls and other toys in their spare moments for poor little kiddles to enjoy at Chrlstmastide. Lieutenant O. H. Smith has been dubbed the "Doll Mechanic" because of his ability In patching up broken bits of "dollanity Into specimens that might delight the heart of any little girl. His private room has been converted into a veritable work shop and the trimnese of his bed marred by the sprawling bodies of numerous headless, limbless or otherwise afflicted dolls. A gruesome sight to the uninitiated would be a box of eyes that will later furnish orbs or wondrous lustre Fifteen to twenty dolls each day are brought into the station and given to the firemen for repairing. The repaired dollars are then given to the Elks ladles, cooperating with the firemen's wives and other benefactresses who volunteer to dress them. The repairing of toys has been well under way for two months, and by Christmas eve about 750 dolls will be given away. Last year It was estimated that 2800 children were gladdened with dolls that had been repaired by the combined efforts of all the city firemen. The other men of the Sugar House station have spent their spare time fixing various other broken toys. "It is a pleasure for us to do this We are work. said one of the men. WARD NIBLEY TO GO ROCEEDS OF BIG PRODUCTION TO happy to think we are doing some CHAPEL FUND. thing which will bring cheer to the hearts of little children. rount SOUTHEAST CHRISTMAS EVE GRAND DRAWING WILL COMMENCE As Christmas eve ap"Light your candle for the carollcrs! this merry old custom is renewed again and the whole valley plies resound to the echoes of the 9ge old tunes that are sung in of Christ. Canning dates back to the early in charge of carolling are James N. ybtun era, la lost for awhile, then Astln, Granite, and Arthur McFarlaue Middle with vigor In the Grant. The ward choirs have shown 1 Strolling troubadours gathered win-.0splendid cooperation with these musieve underneath the a Christmas cians and it is expected that the singof the lords of the time and ing of carols will be lifted up In a new of softened their (J0 advantage and higher plane. the alma for poor, jodi to gather Choir leaders who will work under al this custom still prevails today, the direction of Mr. Astln and Mr. :W little different form In our own are as follows: iheast and city. So light your Belvedere Mrs. Pauline Jorgensen. dle! Burton Mrs. Melba Lindsay Burton. rm. H. Lovesy, head of the Chriat- East Mill Creek Vay Russell. carollcrs, announces that carols Jefferson John W. Anderson. lntersecstreet g be sung only at McKinley Darrel Cutler. and In the middle of the block, Miller Leonard Van Den Aacker. la plan has been adopted because IIllIcreBt S. H. Best. at every a original plan of singing Wandamere Nelson Margetts repetl-adla necessitated needless Waterloo Chas. H. S. Parsons. that forced the singers to be out Whittier Arthur McFarlane. jJl the early morning hours. Wllford Wm. L. Butterworth. The people are urged to light their Wells Ed. Pike. odlei as usual and the Boy Scouts. Parleys Herbert Savage. n accompany the c&roilers, will ccl-- a Hawthorne George Lloyd. the money from these kind clll-a- i Emerson Amer Arneson. All collections will be turnu Richards J. E. KJar. to the Charity Organisation So--t Sugar House Dr. E. E. Mon son. j, an association of all charitable Hyland Park Garrett De Jong. Misties la the city. . ...... Nibley Park J. N. Astln. The slake leaders in the Southeast Forest Dale Harold Barraclough. np-as- HUGE THRONGS WILL SURGE TO all-ov- nil. CANDLES WILL DIRECT BOT SCOUTS TO DOORS FOR MONEY FOR POOR. MfiBTED ce of PUZZLE No. 3 D No. 2. A GALLANT MUSICIAN TURNS OVER ORATORIO BATON TO SQUIRE COOP. It is refreshing to observe us good a scout ns J. Spencer Cornwall. How frequently are inusieians so super-sensitiv- e that they have to he hamlled with the daintiest kind of gloves; ami even then you Belvedere, 1't. 19 This evening nt 8:15 in Waterloo war.4 the Belvedere have your troubles. Santa The action or Mr. Cornwall in conPrimary class mill present a Christmas cannection with the training of the sing- whether there is a man ini he entire Claus Defender ers for the Oratorio, Is one of the slate who can do the work bi'tter than tata. Sanla Claus sill be there, and hII children are invited to attend. finest things we have seen. It lias Mr. Cornwall. It is to be hoped that he will personMrs. Lillian Those In charge are bciin his responsibility during the re cent past to work with these singers ally have an opportunity to present a lairsen. stage niuiinr.er; Mrs. Hendin prepariiiiin for the presentation of fine community musical offering on rickson, property manager; Mrs. W. H. Jewkes, music director: Veda i.te great masterpiece. He has care- as large a scale as ever attempted here in I'tali. It would certainly hi Lula Grifcostume manager; fully drilled all of the voltes in their a magnificent enterprise If Spencer tSRiElElxIs HUaTd1D!E!i Hie Mrs. the and has ill great pinna, respective parts fith, scenery; Cornwall directs and presents It. chorus ready for action. Nuoml White. Me now, however, turns the hatuu Watch developments. If the Southeast only had an adeover to Squire Coop who lias arrived from California and who will lead the quate auditorium! Fully a thousand tilings could take place if this were organization in its presentation. Not ninny musicians would do that. the case. Talk about Tour or rive hunMr. Cornwall, however. Is ihe real dred voices! That would only be a start. musician and has little regard fur Weil, we're enterprising out here When It comes actually to training and many things may shortly develop. arcoiiiaiiiat. le In the meetings. Mr. Coni wall has voices lor singing and when It comes The conference leaders of the slake in thi furthr ubillty in getting music shown us all a lesson in good sport s- SAYS AND JACK TOBOGGANS IN ORDER! SKATES Mrs. J. Ethel Include Bennett, prel SLEIGHS. out of groups, there is a questio.i of uiunship. FROST dent of the Grant Stake Primary as sociathm. Airs. Koso Greenwell. Mrs hearts of many a little child. Theso Wilfred Ence, and Mrs. Arvn Mllward Well, ibis holiday season, after all, is to he a real one! Our friends Little Orphans Will be gifts of rar.dy, fruits, and toys are (Veil Alter, the weather man, has actually decided to give us a genpresents of the Thomas F. Kearns Remembered by Scouts the winter with a lot of real thrills thrown in! Ceron uine family and other kind benefactors. On Christ mas day a Turkey dinner tainly ibis f:.et was attested by the hoys and girls as they found tin ir Will little Wednesday morning! When the holidays draw nigh and will be served to the sixty-fivway ihmugh the snow-drifII Is nil right for I lie vacationists to the world comfortably settled in Its orphans who number the roll call at weather. tell us about the balmy the hearts of many an the home. It hulks as though things are work own prosperity Christmas day at the state prison of Hawaii rnunil about Christmas At the Orphans' Dome and Day Nurwrung in sympathy lor the poor and this out about Just right year. ing will be observed quietly this year wllh time, but give us the fine, winter triendless. a qulei Christmas will be spent, sery a bum for on Ceilin Mr. Alter, arrange music service. Fred thrills. To one who lias bien reared a short according to s. Creer, mas ion. The Just suppose nobody cared. cold stuff ui'd of two feet that tlulfly will who zone be and C. Graham's quartet specially in the north le'iipi-ratBut we can't suppose that in the, children will spend the big holiday some real weather like you are now featured and will render several selec- hns followed the literature of this A Christof all the successful loans and1 al their respective homes. fail' as we be us shall and tnppy tions. bliss llyrl Williamson, violin great sertion, it would. Imlei'd, be hard giving will that' tree he and given prior to for inas party the needy drives poor 1st of note, will play. Her nccompan to think or Clirbnnas in terms balmy larks. to stiow that "when a feller' Christ mas day and the annual Bey go just 1st Is Miss Marguerite Devine who will evenings and swimming parties. needs a friend" he usually finds at Scouts program for the boys is schedalso render two piano solos. Social Emerson Rswther! least one! vauih uled for next Monday evening. Miss Devine is arranging a eoines loaded wllh Santa St Ann's Orphanage will hold uj always Home Returns vllle entertainment for Ihe prisoners xh'lghs and skates. In t'tah and this Dec. 19 Mrs. Augusta paily eiiicrtalniucnl for the children Emerson. Shop In Sugar House jamidpate in on New Year's day. Full iwrllciilurs ain't ion. and the youngsters ae Next Tuesday evening great ward soetal worker, this evening. Emerson for Noelpe, Christmas drawing. Be sure and big regarding tills holiday amusement the weather man to has Just relurnei! from I'lih-'igwhere ihe annual Christmas tree will be Ihe "hoys on the hill" will he prlnled roHlIngly expert for yo.tr tickets when shopping. ask tiro will Presents brighten lighted do his shan towanl bringing fitting she vlsltei! her two sons. In next week's Times. tabernacle, corner of State street and 33rd South. The morning session will be given for stake officials only. The afternoon meeting oiens at 2 o'clock at which all ward primary officers will be present. A program demons! ra ling the actual work being done by the Primary association will be presented. Special of Ibis program will he musical srlocHona from Ihe Irlmary orchestra, directed by Miss I'liloo Sharp and vocal numbers from llio Boys chorus under Ihe baton of Mrs. Mne Miller Short dramatizations hy groups from different wsrds will lie given. Thi leaders In rlinrgo of lids phase of the program are Mrs lteubcn Owen. Miss Ashael Mrs. Virginia Hreenwrll. and Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Julian No Frank K. Seogm'.ller, assisted by ward olficers. Mrs. Mary 11. Soul.'i'wlrk will s Prisoners Hill the Observe Day Quietly THE PLAZA CHRISTMAS Ady-lutt- FLURRIES OF SNOWFALL TO TO MAKE CHRISTMAS REAL ts M-- Ward |
