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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

Auosi ooo 90 fureisn horn lAa-
urrr. have lefi me United States tor
Europe since the arnistice was aisn
"a ana ! oao ooo more ~ill depart A.
soon az passport resulations are made
ltss strict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02
nA5 l4ad stomach Trouble fof ssve'
Years

rheodore sanford q fenamoge.
Mich has nNd stomach lfuuhir fN
ae,an year. and euuld not eat vega
lnhlca be- ffuli without paia u ne
omash and lss'lmsH Hlkhts ~ tah :
inn Chamberlain Tablets he u noN
> hlr "a cat vegetables uf trnlt wiia
80 causing palm uf sleenle~anaas u
troubled with Indigestion 90 ennsli.
ration giYe lNese tablets = trial rhet
are certain 40 prove htnefielai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02
:'R;SSsasii' iaf3SSi8 pfSaSf
. A COLD OR CATARRH F:
8 Apely Cream IN ssssglis re
!. Open Up Az Passages

Al What rNilff' luuf tlosNsd
nnsgfiis apen rixhs up. the air psea
Axua ~ ,par head afr clear and yna
can breathe freely No more hawk
lnE snnffilnK. mucuaa dseeharwr.
hpada he drynres no atu9xiinm tor
breath ai nlKht. YUur cold ~ easagrh
- gunv
Don't siay stuffed NO. si~s q small
bottle ~ FlyA Cream halm from YouF
druggist nos AiniY little % this
fragrant. aniiarptlr cream n y"of
nontriis. iet u penrirate through every
als paaaaec ~ the brad aooshs and
heal The awolirn lnflamsd mueoss
nembrsnr. giving yon instant fsiisf.
tiYs Cream BALM 10 iurt Nhai every
opld and eafarfh sufferer tas been
seshinx - Just splendid.
canada - lfainins 81 batteries Of
artillery a. pars OK hsf ieorEanltei
4 utItffI. .Yafrft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

insist on -Baysf Tablets Of Aspif
ia Ia Bayef aekhke" e0ntsinlus
proper directions lor lis4dAehe. Colds
PAN Neuuleis. l.H4ss's a.. aud ilhssi
fiailsm Same ~iiayer means gen.
ulne AyDlrln prescribed b. physieians
Tor nineteen years Handy tlu b9xfi
81 f9 tablets cost fe~ Csnis Aspirin
Is trade mark of layef Aanafaefsfs
OF M0noasetleaeldeafer Of saiifYllc-
acid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

These figures are based an ~ essi-
mate of the transportation depart
meni 81 ihe associated industries iha'
such 40 additional cosi 60 ~N Ems
land would be SO 900 900 a year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

Fer Colds. crippe. o. iHsluarxA
and a. . preventative. take lana
TIVE HROMO QtlNiNE Tablets
Look for E " GROVES sisnasura
on The box sor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

Chilled fiah from Newfoundland 4
prepared lu cold STORAGE plant has-
Ing ior a capacity for landing ovsr
700 0n, pounds of fish a day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-02

and a. 4 preventative. take LANAfl.
VIZ RROMO QrlNlNF Tablets Look
for + ~ GROVES signatpre on ihe
box aec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
BRITISH EMBASSY
MAKES CABLE PROBE
Says No Disrespect Was
Meant for u. S. State
Department

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The Bril-
lsh embassy Is endeavoring TO obtain
fun Information about handling Of
cable messages originating In Great
Britain and destined for America and
believes the outcome OF the incident
OF few days ago when the state de-
partment critized the embassy will
show no dlsrospect was meant for the
state department, It was said at the
embassy today. II was also stated
that In writing to Chairman Kollogg,
OF the senate committee investigating
cable Communications It was only de-
sired TO give the senate the facts.
when It receives the report from
It's government, the embassy win for.
ward It TO the state department fol
transmission TO senator Kellogg Il
the department wishes to do so. i
was said at the embassy today tina
there was no censorship OF cable mes
sages and that the only requirement.
were that copies OF all messages bs
filed with the officials within ten day
after the dispatch OF the original.
This practice. II was stated, OBJ
tains in every country except Ameri
ca, and is regarded as necessary 4
protect the cable companies from i'm
position and also 20 insure accuracy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Taft Likes
Harding Ideas
On League

MARION, Ohio, Dec. 24.--Former
President Taft spent almost the entire
forenoon IN conference with Pres
ident-eiect Harding hero today and
issued this statement just before
leaving Marion for Cincinnati;
Il am much encouraged 10 think
that tho senator II working out a
practical solution for a world league
which, while II may not be wholly
satisfactory TO the cnthuaiasts OF
either extreme, OF which 1 may be
considered one will satisfy those
anxious to make progress and anxious
TO give the United States tho leader
ship that II should have in guiding
all the nations to permanent peace so
far as that is practicable"
Mr.. TAFT asserted that the pres
ident-elect Is IN an accommodating
state OF mind as TO details and even
important provisions II the definite
objections ne always has expressed
TO the methods and aims and obliga-
tions OF a political and military char
acter contained In the treaty OF the
league are obviatcd In tiie new agree
ment."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Withdrawal of u. S.
Force Is Christmas
Gift to Domingo

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-A proc
lamation announcing that the gov
ernment OF the United States believes
the time has arrived when II may
inaugurate the simple processes OF its
rapid withdrawal from the RESPONSE
biiities assumed In connection with
dominican affairs" was Issued at san
Domingo today by Rear Admiral
Thomas snowden. naval governor. by
direction OF President VII
The proclamation was In the char
acter Of a Christmas gift to tho
Dominican people and presaged the
withdrawal OF American control over
the affairs of the West Indian re-
public which began more than -four
years ago.
Admiral Snowden announced that
a commission of representative Dom
inican citizens soon would be ap-
pointed with technical adviser to
be named by President Wilson to
formulate amendments to the consti
tuition, revise the laws of the republic
and draft n new election la 4.
Such amendments to the constitu-
tlon and such revision OF laws as may
be recommended by the commission
upon approval by the military gov
ernmcnt In occupation, will be sub
mitted to constitutional conven-
tion and to the national congress oil
the republic for adoption.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
CULT LEADER
ACCUSED Of
IMMORTALITY
Arrest of Head of Tab
ernacle of David
Is Asked

DENVER. Dec. 2l.-Hamllton
Armstrong, chief of police OF Denver,
,od.,. a.t,,a r,y,,i,, A,,,,,,o,. t,oto,,
10 tiie eharges against Joshua SSkes'
known ns Jehovah" head Of "a cult
eaited mo "Tabnernr,e OF David. -
,,.A,., a.. 49,, a.. -, .i,. .,,a.aa
".'V' T" "''seu W ""'' ''N "'''''' -"
iollowers IN DenNer
Jehovah Is known In san Fran
cisco
y,, -, .,.r. ~. ill.,
i"e Po"'o ''io' e""' "''
fragrant immortality and fcharge that
children OF church followers were
bun,rv and a,e from, parbope cans
'h the way 10 Schooi'
The doctrine OF Sykes alleged TO
be taught to his congrcgatlon as re-
t,,o, A. ,ho vvr,,,or cbar,os NJ tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Baker and Daniels
Send Greetings to Men
In Army and Navy

wASHINGON, Dec. 24-Secretaries
Baker and Daniels today sent to the
men OF the army and navy respec-
lively the last Christmas messages
they will write as the hends OF the
military establishments. Mr.. Daniels
greeting was addressed TO the Navy
Family" and said:
christmas greetings and apprecla-
tion OF the splendid service which the
navy has rendered in the year that
Is closing and In the world war. Its
past contribution to real Amerlcanism
is an earnest evidence OF its future
service In preserving the peace of the
world"
Mr.. Bakers message was as fol-
lows;
"The secretary of war grccts the
officers and men OF the army and
wishes thom not only a happy Christ
mas, but new year filled with
peace and progress The traditions
OF valor and sacrifice established by
the army In the world war are a
common pride and inspiration to all
the people of the country. The new
army inherits these traditions. and
Il seeks not only to be worthy OF
them but to prepare itself both toi
the country's defense should cmcrB
ency call and usefulness to the coun'
try In time OF peace. We all have
an interest In the welfare OF eacf
soldier and the country wishes eacf
one OF them prosperity and happi
ness"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
RECEIVER FOR
DENVER STREET
CAR COMPANY
Line Is Unable to Meet
It's Debts or Interest
Payments

DENVER. Dec. 2s.-Application
for q receiver FOR the Denver Tram-
way company. which operates the
street car lines In Denver. was filed
in the United States district court
here today.
rhe application was filed BY tho
Westinghouse Electric company a
creditor. The tramway company was
granted It's first franchise In 1855.
The petition alleges that the com
pany's deficit for the year 1918 was
sl1s,sTs. for the year 1919. s2g.422.
and that the company had dcfaulted
in the payment OF taxes due the city
OF Denver In the approximate amount
of $4,000. II also states that inter
est now owned on the company'a
bonds amounts to a figure close 70
s247. 900.
Ernest stenger president and gem
eral manager OF the company. was
appointed receiver by the court.
The petition sets forth that out
standing bonds OF the tramway com
pany reach a total OF sta,5sa,00e.
and that various and sundry banks
are owed 100000.
The Westinghouse company'n claim
for recclvership Is based upon lta
statement for si3.5770g. covering
supplies and railway materials fur
nished between July and December
1, 1890. for which payment is stated
TO have been demanded.
The tramway company. according TO
the petition, has defaulted upon tho
payment OF various interest INSTALL
ments due for outstanding bonded IN
debtedness.
This includes ss7.5oo duo Docem-
ber 1 on Us collateral trust gold notes,
according 10 the petition; 92f7.1f6
due November I on bonds secured By
a first and refunding sinking fund
and f12,01b due November on
bonds secured by the first ana col
lateral notes of the Denver and
Northwestern Railway company.
The total over duo and rot paid
bond and note interest Is stated 10 be
Approximately sat6,S0o. In addition,
the claim IL made by certain koidnrl
OF bonds that the tremwny c6n.pnny
has not met an obligation 10 retire
bonds amounting 20 fi54,s65.
Approximately fifteen huudfad
persons are employed by tho tram
way company az motormen. conduc-
tors and shop employees and car men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24

Forces to Be
Starred Out

LONDON, Dec. 2l.--starvation Is
expected soon to bring to an end the
state OF war now existing between
the regency Of Quarnero" at Fume
and the Kingdom Of Italy. The as
hour time Emit given civilians to
leave the city expired at o'clock last
night and It appears the Italian gov
eminent troops have settled down TO
wait for hunger TO defeat DArnun-
zio's plan to combat the enforcement
Of the treaty of Rapallo.
one government soldier is reported
to have been killed by a bomb thrown
by one Of the D'Annunsian icgionaircs,
and shots are sud to have been fired
at an Italian destroyer. but thus far
the war" has not been marked by
any notable hostillties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
MAN SURRENDERS
AFTER LIQUOR RAID
A. Parenti Gives 81 900
Bond; Seven Barrels
of Wine Seized

A. PARENT is under 81 900 bond for
his appearance before United States
Commissioner ID. f. Mcdonald next
Tuesday as n result Of q raid on a
private house on North Broadway at
$40 o'clock last night.
PARENT was not In the house when
the raid was made, but prohibition
officers dis, overod seven b0-gallon
barrels of wine. Tho liquor was
taken to the federal building and
locked I'm the vault for safe keeping.
PARENT. learning that 'he place had
beon raided, gave himself up this
morning.
He IL charged with the munufac-
ture, possession and sale of intoNi-
cants. The house raidcd was not
the home OF Parenti. lilo lives on
South First street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Land Office Requests
Travelling Auditor to
Pass on Record Plan

SANTA rE. n. NJ. Dec. s4.--stnto
lard commissioner Nelson A Field
has referred the recently submitted
Report on accounting system for
commission. To the state travelling
auditor. with "A request for his condd-
,ration and recommendations. Tho
report recently completed ny thn
Bureau OF Commercial Economics.
was submitted 20 the Special Revenue
commission last week. Il ls an ex-
haustive analysis OF the present ac-
counting system In the land office
with recommendation for extensive
rhangea. The Bureau OF Commercial
Economics was employed by the Tax
payers Association OF New Mexico &c
make the report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Yanks on Rhine
To Get Presents;
Remember Children

cOBLENz. Dec. 24.-Old fash
ioned home made candy and pop
corn balls with salvation Army
doughnuts. wiz be distributed 10
every American soldier on the
Rhine In the Christmas box which
the American lled Cross. the Young
Mems Christian association and the
Salvation Army have prepared aa
part OF the celebration. In addi-
ton all tho mess halls havc arrnnR-
ed for a dinner 20 include about
all the dishes known at horne and
prepared from the best food OBJ
tniuablc.
The dinnor Will be washed down
with Hight wines. after which plenty
OF cigars win be et hand. The na.
jority OF the mess halls aitn NIl|
have special orchestras and vaudqt
VILE acla.
All the good cheer, however. uI'4
not 30 10 the soldiers for Ito
Americans have contributed I11||
600 marks to fund FOR WARM
clothing and toya Tor the poor |I0||
man children uf the occupied 1I0|
and these presents NiiI be- hunE
CkrIttmna tree from WNINH :
Santa Claus win flse them otI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24

Christmas entertainment will be pro-
yided tomorrow through the generos-
lty of the patrons OF the institutions
and organizations which have CON
tributod to the holiday cheer. Tho
bureau OF charities has. as usual, ar
ranged to give basket OF food for
the Christmas dinner to every poor
family that Is under its care. Gem
erous baskets will also be provided
the poor whom the Salvation army
Is helping through the winter.
Dinner at v. NJ. g. A.
For "the man away from home"
the Y. NJ. G. A. will provide n Christ
mas dinner at noon tomorrow at tho
association building. There will bo
Christmas tree celebration with
favors and music after the dinner.
At the " w. c. A. hotel the day will
be celebrated with Christmas break
fast served in the lobby TO every
guest OF the hotel. This will be a
special treat to the women who make
| their homes there who otherwise
would have to get up and go to
restaurant for breakfast.
The workadRy people OF the city
were gladdcned as the business houses
| closed this evening by the various
money gifts rpade by the employers
who whenever possible slipped an
extra bill into the pay envelope. Bank
employees were particularly favored
All officers and clerks OF the State
! National bank and State Trust anc
Savings bank received ten per cent
bonus OF their years salary. TIL,
First National bank and the Firs
Savings Bank and Trust company
according TO their annual custom
gave each employo an extra month";
salary A ten dollar gold piece wal
given TO everybody in the Citizens
bank.
Tomorrow will be spent at hom'
by most people, who will delight II
playing with the children's toys ani
eating n big dinner. A golf tourna
mcnt will be staged at the Countrl
club In the morning for the live laml
which has been offered by w. NJ
Connell as n prize. Many people viii
hold open house. for their friend
and attend various social function
that have been arranged for the even
Ing.
Groceries Open Tonight.
Most OF the business houses, wit
the exception OF the groceries, .hav
order to handle the Christmas rusf
G. G.. Ackerman, secretary of tn
Business Mems Cooperative assocla
tlon. announced today that all firm
OF tho association, including grocerie
will remain open tonight until
o'clock 40 housewives may have a
opportunity to buy two days suppl
OF necessities
City Manager James n. Gladdin
announced that all employees OF n
city. including firemen. are 20 reoeiv
their pay checks for December tn
evening instead OF waiting until IN
first OF the month, as they usual
do.
Men not wishing their boards
grow too long before Monday are as
vised TO have them clipped at a
barber shop on Friday night at n
latest. The BARRIERS havG announce
that they, too, are going 10 ohSerS
Christmas and close up shop, hayin
a two days rest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Urges Credits to
Foreign Governments
Who Buy u. S. Goods

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i.-Exton-
slon OF credits to foreign governments
able to pay for American farm pro-
duets was advocated today by James
4. Howard, president Of the American
Farm Bureau Federation at IA joint
meeting OF the senate agriculture ana
banking committees.
He suggested that the war finance
corporation he made the agency for
the extension Of such credits ana
mentioned Germany and Russia as
particular countries desiring TO buy
American products
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
TREE FOR HORSES
Christmas Feed Provided for
Animals in Boston; Other
Incidents Of Day.

BOSTON. Dec. 2i--At n Christ
mas tree set up In Post Office
square. draught horses of tho
business district gathered round
Tor gifts today. From the tree
they nibbled apples and sugar
Jumps and from feed bags ate
their fill of sugarod corn ON the
cob. carrots and oats.
The Massachusetts Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails, which arranged the horses
Christmas tree, provided also for
the drivers, serving sandwiches,
doughnuts and coffee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Standard Oil of
California to Sell
Stock to Employees
~ rrs .ssee,.rsp r.sss

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a
Stockholders OF the Standard oil
Company OF California will he asked
at special meeting March 30 to
authorize an increased capitalization
of $4,000. 900 which is to be sold to
employees ON the instaliment plan, II
was announced.
The company proposes that for
each share subscribed for an employe
the company will pay bonus which
will be applied to the purchase price.
Officials expect a majority OF the
10000 employees will take advantage
OF the plan.
The par value OF the capital stock
at the same meeting will be reduced
from 500 a share to S25 a share.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Nicky Arnstein Jury
Fails to Agree

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2t.-The jury
In the case OF Jules (Nicky) Arnsteln
and others reportde TO Justice Gould
In the district supreme court TO-DAY
that II was unable to agree on u
verdict after 10 hours de.iberation.
Justice Gould discharged the jury ana
announced mistrlai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
Wilson Expected to
Veto War Finance
Corporation Measure

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Veto OF
the joint resolution revivlng the war
finance corporation Is expected by
White House offic'a 'als, but in giving
expression today to their belief they
made It clear that they had no spe-
cific information from President
Wilson.
The resolution now is in the hands
of Secretary Houston, 60 whom the
president referred 10 for exRmina-
tion, and report ~ that Mr.. Houston
IN strongly opposed 10 Il.
. Proponents Of the resolution IN
congress- have declared they have
sufficient votes to repass II over a
veto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l--Threo
pardons AK President Wilson's
gift to men serving sentences IN
federal prisons were announced
today by the department OF JUS
ticc. They wcte;
Clarence Brown, serving a life
term for murder at Atlanta; Ru-
fus Castlebury, serving "a life term
at Leavenworth and Edward c.
Rivers. serving two years at tho
upitod States penitcntiary ut Me-
Neil island, washn.. for violation
OF the narcotic laws.
Communication of sentence and
extension OF olemecy have been
granted In some fifty other fed
eral cases
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
City Ready For Two Day Holiday:
Many Christmas Affairs Tonight;
Poor Children to Be Remembered

toys and needed clothing for the
poor children Of Albuquerque. A big
tree hos been brought from the noun
tains and Santa Claus will be there
to distribute tho presents to ell the
cold and hungry little folks.
At the various childron's homes
and hospitals In the city. special
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24
6-Story Building
For Parcel Post
Mail in Chicago

CHICAGl, Dec. 2.-Plans have
buen completed for IA new six story
1000. 900 post office building TO han
die parcel post exclusively Work VIII
start about March /.
The new building Is to he located
In the heart OF the rallroad terminal
district viii have underground load
ing platforms 500 feet long, capable
OF accommodating AZ railway mail cars
at "a time.