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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
Food Fun

Let this joyous, healthful food
bring Inspiration to your break
fast tomorrow. Try itfor a quick
lunch. A Post Toasties supper
for the children VIII prepare the
way for sweet dreams.
Convenient-serve right from
the package. Econonical-gen-
orally costs less than a cent q
serving.
Post Toasties are known
everywhere as the quality corn
fakes II VIII pay you to order
by name, and make sure Of
getting the Yellow and Red
package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

CushznE. June 12-FsLnkasz Mctts
eight veH-s oa1. Is ssrzza41 here ane
10 h5s 1AEaz-e "a bs.ssts hss tzsAer who
WIS supposed To zsss hin here TA-
Scr enzne .ruzn Okszhozas CzsE E-1
when lis s1sAs- Gs1 rnc mssE Alm M
tAs trziz he reported " sns Ecasx@
sszsSc1 where ne 2xkez fs- aid n
sRnts1r rs tatAs-. J. r. ~sst 3 sela-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

" Il Shadrel- Szanser. Va.
writes. II I'D kidney tronhle which
disabled mae. antal Foley Kidn<y PsIis
rers recommended 10 ne ~ thA
chse< 0f the Fire 4tegzrzmszs- Afts<
xsiag bottles ! was comEsi<tsiy re-
lssvsd and have newer lad retnrn Of
the symptoms" Give qUSck relses
Sosa svsrywAere-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

GsflRh1-zs eStr. gzns 18-Tlbs szass
escry,s-E1aa- e1EzEEssaaz xzI zzsss sc-
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6sre,5 zs ger cen. rss1gcx1ez 4 srfEr-
sasss rates. taxAs Ay rAs E1isnst1ss
eernzarrs rn-znzssssc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13
State Mems Notes

Ersa. ynns r@.-NE-vzT- alleged L
w. Va argxzSse-- arrested s1r rag
rnnrv. was released became @. aaek "a
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5 x4sk 1Ee a-6 zx-le 1nesA-ss-shiE'
books ard !. ". ". f.S-1surs t0aas
rgssr nsn- The cazHsszzniAg wiEasss
failed tn agrea- al hss r-Sxl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

We're here and were glad"
the ksddies say it's appetite's
answer to a helping of Post
Toasties- No coaxing necessary;
MS fun to eat. One taste of these
crisp. g0sden-brown fakes of
goodness and then
Let's Co.
A wiling appetite forwards
its enthusiasm to body and brain.
That helps digestion.
There's energy-huilding nour-
ist1nent n Post Toasties, and
added nourishment with the
cream or mllk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

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csszn gsaraslaz- TIE Eassasasr Fsa5s was
sauaa ay Mrs. X M. aGrasan's g-Ass1- 4
saxAs- 81 years zr0-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-13

snurr talk t. thszr wAs- sAeF ws-s
treAklzE <hz FeessA1v ssera taz~s
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
Listen, E! n,WorId! = -
GIU5TRa7eD By Csc johnson H. NJ eI
i5TRqTeD By Csc Hohn50D

I've been moving. And this talk
is going TO be about paint. ] am
going to say the toughest things
possible about paint and il you've
ever moved and tried to paint some
second hand furniture I'm sure Of
a sympathetic audience. OF course
it was second hand furniture. Me
being a writer, it goes without say
ing that it was second hand. But
it was nifty furniture at that
classy lines although somewhat
decayed as to surface, yknow. So
says l to myself, "I'll get me some
Of these art tone enamels and
camouflage this hardware SOS it'll
look like a second cousin to a rain
bow"
Then down I hied to the paint
shop and proceeded TO buy the
paint. Now, I'm not an expert in
paint buying. In the light of my
recent discoveries l realize that !
should probably have tasted n
spoonful, sent a sample to tho bu-
reau of horticulture, wired Vol
stead. and enlisted the sympathieS
OF the better babies campaign. But
instead, being OF n SulleleSs nature
IL might remark in passing that
I'm the sweet fashioned kind of
a girl you so seldom find any more.
to the deep grief OF all commercial
crooks)-I just stuck my finger on
the color card and said gimmethat.
So they gave it to me-gladly.
Now according to the color cards
and labels on the cans / had a
paintorial line-up that would have
satisfied the Royal academy.
There was q galloping green, a
rampinE rose, a believing blue and
ticklish tan. Or at any rate, the
cans said there was. But when ]
opened 'em-
II! 49,,
IF you have ever bought paint you
will know what that row of excla-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
j. 6. INTERESTED
IN PREPARATIONS
QUESTION -B0RAH
Problem Must Be Solved or
We viii Lose All the Ad-
vantageS Gained at the
Washington Farley

wei, q. s,fa., ~, og TNxypvogU.
'1slllii7 7'o''' 80 : 20 - 079
ing confluence that more mature
reflection" would serve TO diminish
opposition to his proposal that the
president call a conference OF
world powers for discussion OF
economic questions and further re-
duction OF land and sea armaments,
Senator Borah republican OF
Idaho, In a formal statement toS
night, declared that 'Wo maze
reached a point where we are TO
lose all advantages gained az the
Washington arms conference uil-
less solution of the PREPARATIONS
problem is found"
The Idaho senator made no al-
rect reference 70 the statement rs
sued last night by senator Jolllsou,
republican, Calitornla, anolncr
ltfecoUclIaole ~ "uluIl wy - ,..,'3 o.
amendment to the pending naval
appropriation blll was assalled 10
proposal which would dump N
to Americas lap the economic MS
of, Europe and the reparations mud
die" Senator Boral did mention
however, pppOSlNlOll " NiiS 80
gestiou which, he said, was along
the lines of that to the arms con
ference when it first was proposed.
Timidity ana opposition in that
case, shifted, he added, to VERY
general support" as the proposal
was studied.
Europe's War Debt
Discussing Europe's war debt to
the United states, Senator Borah
said. "Some people seem to be
exercised over the cancellation OF
tbie debt =" addilg 81 am far more
evercised over Europe's inability to
nav, have NOT anv fear about
H. h. onen cancellation of this debt.
Rwt M child now living win sec its
,,.,.,,,o,,t l-,a.,l'O 10 +bc gubinrt Of rcpara-
tio,,s IT, is norn,ittod to 70 from bad
.loi," ~ 80 - ,l,,tiI anofhcr war takes
~ moi'0 ''''''
p'aTv, M ,o srtorostod ir the re-
tp a' anastians tberefore
pa llag .. rioi'o Zoo a,.o intoroetod in thc
osCauso 20 a., 49, Tnrono owee
pa MI IT "a n1ln 10, ;rtnrostod IN il
us. W = a." '''' ,,.a,,t ~ E,nrnnoan
,1'a,.ila., Lev" uSo omorod 70 ON. fa,.nn
ma, iIidI,,ats Hers ov'iT NIii1jors are bunger-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
FATTY QUOTES
THE SCRIPTURES
IN A STATEMENT
Declares He Is innocent of
the Crime of Which He
Was Accused; Asks Pub
lie for a Square Deal

,..-.,- ,,,e ~ a.
'''' % ''L,7''v9' '~,'''L'' Oe.,
Roscoe g. ttattS) Arpuchlc, mo-
tion picture actor today quoted the
scripturcs--"As We fudge. so shall
,.n ho irde,od,,- Ia bis firs+ ofeir,,1
-. a.. .t..l.'..,..-.,,,. -.
s'"lel''eI'1 oi lue controversy "ll''ii
IolIoWed the CHRISTMAS pardon
granted him by VIII II. Hays,
titrI9r head OF tho motion picture
Industry. simultaneously. Joseph
NJ. Schenck. producer, who will re-
emplov that comedian. announced
he was SEEKING a scenario suitable
for ArburkIc and that work on
picture would he begun as soon as
it was found
Arhuckle's statement follows.
t'All | ask is the rights OF an
American citfZen-American fair
play. Through misfortune ana
tragic accident I Was tried on a
charge OF which I was absolutely
innocent A Jury composed OF
eight men and four women. all of
whom were Of high character and
excellent civic standing. and all of
whom were members of various
faiths. found me innocent, Not
only that. but the same iurv sent
n message IN mo American nonple
lin his language.
NcnuittnI Not Euotrh
tArmittaI is nof cnonrh for
Rosroa ArbDcIl1es We feei thaf n
Great ininsfice has becn dope him
we also feoI fbat r. was onIv onr
n1g6n dlrv fo Give him this exon-
,,tion ,,nan. t,,o amidonno ,,,, fn,.
tbera was NOR tn, siigbtoef nroof
addncoG tn GSnroct INV ~, opY r,or,
viii, tho con,,,,ission 'ls ng ~ c,.i,5,o 'rily Wy
."IrnIiI,o ne iu-v thosc deroi,nc-
ing mo heard no nart of tbn e,,i-
donca ana ara ,vithont knowredga|
of tho facte M ecrinture save
fhaf ms ye indigo so shall vo heI
hdged' How yyould NV accusars
like IN he Indeed MS thcv are indp-
jng me?
"Tho institutions Of INV country.
the eonfts '3 and % iurjos, s. and amy f' the jaW
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

One of the most precious jewels we can present
you with at this is to direct your attention
to the fact that, at least, for once in your life
you are in the right place at the right time-you
being in Albuquerque at this time of year and at
this period of this city's evolution.
Remember, that Albuquerque is now passing from
a haphazard desert village into one Of the most
beautiful residential and business cities in the
country. In this vast inland empire filled with
inexhaustabe latent wealth she is without peer or
competitor You are here above the clouds in this
city of homes enjoying sunshine and eXhilirating
mountain air, where coughs and colds do not linger
long, instead Of being elsewhere shivering at sight
of cices and gloomy skies Here you can retain
or grow back to health. Here you may also pros
per if you participate in the increase of values by
owning a well selected bit of this city, To be con-
scious Of the above, some think is to be contented
to large degree. Contentment, some claim, is an
element of peace on earth and good will toward
!
JOSEPH COLLIER
Constructive Real Estate Service
Number 2O7 Wet Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

nation points stands for. If you
haven't, so buy some for yourself.
You needn't expect to learn all
lite's saddest lessons at my eH-
pense. Suffice to state that I Will
never trust d paint can again.
Never. Why the contents of those
tins had about as much relation
ship to the remarks on the labels
as near beer has. to the. stuff we
fought the revolution on.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
ALBUQUERQUE IS
ADVERTISED BY
SANTA FE ROAD.
Company Expects to Put in
Summer Rates Next Year,
According to a Letter
From Traffic Chief

That the Santa Fe road is ac-
lively advertising Albuquerque
now, and expects to put in sum
mer rates next year, is indicated in
a letter from w. J. Black, passen-
ger traffic manager, TO the Albu-
uueruue Chamber of Commerce
under date of December IA. Dr.
Black says:
eve have in mind fixing up
, summer fares for Albuquerque the
coming season.
In reference to advertising, it Is
our purpose to do everything we
can for Albuquerque consistent
with what we do for other points
in New Mexico
II am sending you under sep
arate cover examples Of the litera-
ture exploiting New Mexico, and
particularly Albuquerque.
First, is the winter tourist leaf
let showing consphuuosly fares
from all points in the north and
east which are tributary to the
Santa Fe system.
Second is our general folder OF
New Mexico giving maps and other
interesting data, and your particu-
lar attention is directed to illus
trations on page thirteen and
fourteen, Of the splendid buildings
in Albuquerque. This, coupled
with the map of New Mexico on
the back pages of the publication,
makes Albuquerque distinctly con-
spicuous.
Third, IS our leaflet entitled
off the Beaten Path in New Mex
leo and Arizona Your particular
attention is invited to pages thirty
one to thirty-four, page thirty-one
being devoted to various sight-see-
ing trips which may be made from
albuquerque to points of interest
nearby. This circular, from an
advertising standpoint, is of ma
terial value to New Mexico as n
whole, and to Albuquerque in par
ticular.
''Fourth, is a pamphlet entitled
Fred Harvey Meal Service Page
sixteen mentions Albuquerque at
the head Of the list of dining
rooms, and your particular atten-
ton is called to pages twenty-three
and tWenty-four with illustrations
of the Alvarado at Albuquerque'
coupled with data OIL page twenty
six.
Fifth, is a folder entitled by
the Way Albuquerque is describ-
ed on pages thirty one and thirty
two. You will also notice that at
many places throughout the folder
Albuquerque is given conspicuous
place in captions.
Evey one Of the Santa FEES i'm
portant agencies and each OF the
district representatives in foreign
territory is amply provided with
these publications as our gem
eral passenger offices, and they are
being mailed, constantly to prospec-
tive passengers.
"When we put in the summer
Drates to Albuquerque, which you
have mentioned, Albuquerque, Las
Vegas and Santa Fe will be among
the very few points in the United
States which enjoy the benefits OF
being advertised as both winter
and summer resorts, with reduced
rates for both winter and summer
travel
1t is understood that these and
other favors result largely from
the visit of r. Il. Putney, presi-
dent, and NJ. l.. Fox, manager OF
the Chamber of Commerce, II the
Chicago offices of the Santa Fo
three months ago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
qoUpE A FAKE!

And while our bitterness is we'll
ing up, let me pause to remark that
there are a whole lot of folks just
like that paint. Alabaster Angles,
with the exterior of saints. and a
solid tobasco disposition hidden be-
hind their pearly profiles. Blus-
tering, Benjamins with backbones
that a fish worm would be asham-
ed to own. An others. You never
can tell by the labels. either in
paint or folks!
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
SHERIFF RELEASES
ROBBERY SUSPECTS

Santa Fe, Dec. 24.--The seven
men arrested here Saturday morn
ing, in the belief that some OF
them might have been involved in
the robbery of the United States
mint at Denver, have been released
from custody by Sheriff John
Shoemaker.
They proved to be tourists tray
cling from Denver to California
in a big touring car.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

Senior Jose P. Capablanca, worlds
champion chess player, has just ac-
repted the challenge Of Rubinstein,
winner of the recent international
tourney in Vienna. The match is to
be held in England for $4,000
purse.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
HOMAGE TO pASTEuR

]. Paris, Dec. 24.-F'rance's NOM
iage to Louis Pasteur, chemist and
biologist, on the occasion of the
centenary OF his birth. began to-
day with a ceremony in the Pas
teur Institute. Delegations from
scientific bodies marched in pro-
cession before the tomb of Pas
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
AMERICANS WIN

Manila, Dec. "a (by the Asso-
ciated Press) -Four thousand fans
saw the American all-star baseball
team defeat the all-Filipinos, 20 to
/, here today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25
FEDERAL JUDGE DIES

New York, Boc. 24.-Fcderal
Judge Thomas ]. ChatrieId, Of
Brooklyn died suddenly in his home
today, while decorating a Christi
mas tree.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

at this time Of the year, which
commemorate the birth Of Christ
what might have happened If
some of those who now heartlessly
denounce me, had been present
when the saviour forEaye The pcni-
tent thief on tho cross. in words
that have influenced the human
race more than any other words
ever uttered. Would not some Of
these persons have denounced
Christ and stoned him for what he
said?
His Pictures Are Clean
mo one ever saw % picture of
mine that was not clean and
wholesome. No one VIII ever see
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

ment continued. "have never been
regarded by the most zoalous
advocates Of our traditional poll
cies as in contravention to thcm"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-25

"The hope of the country lies in getting with education
the farm Mrs. Newton B. Ashby sister of Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace told the delegates at the meeting of the National Farm and
stand for the drudgey Of the yesterday will
consequently turn their efforts running the farms scientific
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
FRONT ROYAL
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times. Diypa,cb
Front ROYAL. VA, Dec =,
ium phrey Harnsberter. OF vi-%i,,ia
,o'!tcchnic Institute. Blac,ishmr,1
"a. Is spending tho Christmas So
ss mere with his parents, Mr. ona
Mrs- J. b. Harnsberger.
hoy Whitescu OF WashIpp,o, l.,
INC n,, guest Of his brother. y. II. White
SOL. for the weekend.
MI and Mrs. Duffcy. OF wash,,g
on; spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS
win the formers parents. Mr. oHT
MIS-, H. NJ kerns. o: Rivcrton.
Lionel. Vernon and Morton Gov,
her' or Washington. u. c.. were rho
guests OF Mrs. Charles Burner over
Mrs. Alice jackson. o, Washing
ton, j. C.. was the CUES, OF Nor lie
'er-'n-!aw. Mrs. raul jackson. over
the Weekend
Miss Marie Forrest. Of New yorl,
Gi,y. is the guest OF Alrs. Charles
Giles Maddox. Of ". ring;on n
-, spent several days here with his
family. ~" HIS
Mrs Katherine Fe,zcr. Of phil,aoI-
ph!a' is the guest Of her brothers I'm.
Messrs. Fetzer
Mrs. Frank Baggarly ana TWO chm.
dren are visiting Mrs. Bacgarty,s
sister, Mrs. Claude Curtis. of wash
sngton. j.. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
NEW CANTON
ccial to The Times. Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch
NEW CANTON. VA. Dee. 3I.-Mr.
ana Mrs. George Sat,crield have re.
turned 10 their home here after their
vacation. Mr.. Sattcriicld spending n
week hunting ut his old home in
l.nnenburg County. and Mrs Sattcr-
field visiting her sister in Charles
ton. s. &.
u. Livingstone Pierce. formerly OF
Arvonia but now OF South Carolina.
m"torcd from that state last week.
spending some time with friends. in,
Guiding the family OF Il. Il. Hughes.
at houston, Va. and several days
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hannah. with
their children and Miss Edith PITTS,
AL of Cass. West Virginia. arrived
Few days ago To spend some time
AT the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. \. L.
Pitts.
II. u. Turner. OF the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company. spent
several days last week in New Can
ton and vicinity
Misses Ruth ana Phoebe Mahic. ot
Middleton. Ca. are spending some
time here with their relatives. the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Pitts
Mrs. l.. II. Chandler and children.
of Richmond. is here 10 spend the
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Fuqua
Rev. w. Nee Miller has returned
10 Richmond after spending several
days with friends and former par
ishioncrs at Arvonia
Mrs. Alice Nicholas Williams. %.
Richmond. spent several days with
Miss Lucy Nicholas at Bridgeport
a
iivcS in Clifton Forge
Misses Aubrey and Mildred Jones.
both of whom are teaching in other
parts OF the state. are spending
Christmas week with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Jones
Ralph and Norman Hughes. of
t"cahontas. Va, are here TO spend
the holidays with their father. w W.
hughes, at Ore Bank
Miss Edith Wilson. Of Bear Car
den" New Canton, left Il few days
ago To spend some time at the home
OF her mother in Richmond.
Mrs. John Glover, of upper Buck
ingham County, spent several days
here tins week ut the home OF Or.
and Mrs. Perkins Glover
Mrs. T. T.. Roberts spent christina,
Eve and Christmas Day at her home
N Farmviilc. returning 10 her homo
~ HfNonla IN time Tor service" g
Christmas evening.
y. l.. Pitts. Jr.. Of charlottesville.
was in Arvonia several days last
week, and since that time has been
IN Richmond where his mother is
very i'll in Il hospital.
Misses blanche and Ella boswell
10th OF whom are teaching in North
Carolina. are here to spend ten days
with their parents.
The Arvonia Presbyterian Sundav
School held their annual Christmas
celebration in the church on Tuesday
evening. There was a large crowd
present and many gifts were dis
trioutcd To scholars and teachers.
Miss Gertrude Pierce. who is
teaching in North Carolina. is this
week at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ j. Pierce.
DIR. Mitchncr, with Mrs NIitchncr.
formerly Miss Bessie Williams. II
Arvonia. are spending the holidays
With Mrs. Mitchncr's mother
Miss Miner Jones. "A member OF
the Arv"nia High School faculty, is
"r"nding ten days At her home In
Clifton Forge. Va.
Ir. Louis p'hrcn Jones. who spcnt
the fan at Shoppards. Va. with rcla
tivcs. VIII return to his home in
! ironton. ohio, carly in January