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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
DESERTED BY WIFE,
LOGAN MAN KILLS SELF
Fruitlcss Hunt For Wife and
Babies Drives Crescent CITY
Man Temporarily
Insane

Crescent city. OKLA Dec IL aps
e1all With a plotuFo II hia Nlie aud
swo hahlga which 90 has aUf seen
since their mysterious disappearance
two moushs ago placed bYer his
heart Walter w Edwards. So geam
old. sent a bulics lhruug the picture
and himaeif afler returning rFnm Il
frnslleaN search Tor hla loved onea
Mra Edwards. wlss the callavpn &
years and IA months uid. bad drop
peh out ~ slRht. and no eAnse fog
their disappearance eDald be found
FOR some time Il ~aa Thought ntsaM
harm had come ~ Fem. but i lefteF
II aaid 70 have been received 81 va
wards ffom hts ~ife telling hGH II
would be useless 20 try 10 tlad hrf of
the bables iio recently sofa hls
picture stow hers. a. a0ll a. atAHf
effects and want IN aeaFeA nt thpns
upon bits return hs appe AIRED despuna
ont and wlshoat hope he refused 10
be taken 70 q h0aplsal altar the ssoss
Ing and died Within a fsm hunrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
GOSPEL MEETINGS

The first drive In the Gospel meet :
ings at tie T. Y. church ia nearing
a close. This will be the last evening
Pastor McGary viii be with us. Hear
him tonight without fail En rs fare
well message. Last night wac The
best yet Five decidnd definitely for
Christ. Already twenty-eight havr
accepted uerist. or renewed their
covenant with Him Members will be
administered on Sabbath morning.
proceeding the Sacrament. Of the
Lords Supper.
Last night II was made plain that
no man can keep the whole Law,
aence be IL under the curse. which
can be escaped only by accepting Jes-
US Christ who was made curse for
us; for It Is written cursed Is every
one that hangeth on q tree" No
human being has the rigst to live on
Gods earth outside OF the Kingdom
OF God. Meet your friends at the
cor Of Ash & Cleveland tonight al
7:4s and bring re folks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
AWARDS ARE MADE IN
COUNTY POULTRY SHOW
Many Fanciers Are Given Blue
Ribbons and Some Draw Down
Money Prizes; Show This
Year Best Ever

Following were winners OF prizes
in the poultry and and pet stock
show Just closed here. The show
this year is said By promoters. TO be
toe best one ever held and the fan
ciers are enthusiastic thereover. Some
unusually excellent specimens were
on exhibition during Che week: the
winners.
Adult Department, Poultry.
Chas. c. Ward, Marshal: S. c. r.
reds.
First and Third on cock: 4th on
cockerel; ist and and on hen: ist. I'd.
Bird and 40 pullet; 1st and End on
pen
FRANK l.. Suits. 1909 N. Broad. Gut
hrie; LIST and End cockereI. End cock.
3rd pen.
Karl Rucker. 1902 r. Noble, Guth-
rie; 3rd cockerel. 4th pen
Barred Rocks.
DR. J. w. Duke. Guthrie: fst cock
Continued on Page 4. Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
oAAaAaAn aMlrA.

Washington tyaa i sfmaw a. .
naonsNtn*nt n ihs FeflanasssA ~ Tueg
AanntnialfateF Haefgsls wAm sansetaa
soslay ffa"s ne Waits isaua@ np,
oaffssla u aslA 20 hsve aFfspsa hea
resignation hesause ns fla aes saae
s'S" shs pflNslale " ths gavenmanta
pfpp~nal ~tsIth aesslsa tas saal s4vike
Although = SEAS snpww fnat st~ rsslas
nAt'an haa hsen saWs ~ ere pYasl
a*nt effielat spHFymatlen haa nss
hssn pb'AlnTa sarly ssaay
= ~as Angmn lhAs ilr. aaeflsta ah
lsessa % shs tsFms8 IA shs pfenamsg
beeaass Hs h*ilsvsa a ~oala entalg aa
iaeyitahle iusfssss n IRE wslaa ~ a@aG
~ egehanssra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
TWO FIGHT FLAMES TO
SAVE LIFE Or WOMAN
Mrs Ella Pyle Meets Tragic End
While Visiting At the Home
Of Her Nephew. Ardmore
Banker

Afdnrre, OKLA. lpes 10 Mrs Elia
lsie, ~ years old, ~ Mount Vernon.
Ohio. was burned 10 death esris this
mofnlng when a natural Fam taalltw
stove whlch She lighted upon arising
csploded ~ the home 81 her nep
sherman pYle. a siouaI hGnkpr. Mr
PYLE, WOO went 10 her assistance. Was
sessre', burned Scout sha face and
hands lie MAS assisted in carrying
her from tao heuae by A culhertKon.
Associated Press telegraph operator
Tor the Daily Ardmoreife Mrs pyle
died IN q sanitarium 4 few hours ag
Ter the accident Mr pylr'a house
was DESTROYED ny tie flames.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
GUTHRIE REALTY IS IN
DEMAND THESE DAYS
Citizens Who Look Into the
Future Of City Are Buying
Property; Several Farms
Change Hands In Week

While there were some good farm
deals consumated III the county this
week, among them beinx tho transfer
OF the John Edwards quarter. south
east A2- 1873 west to Nina BYumficld.
for $1,000, the Y NJ Clark Sn A.. Il n
Austin for $50 tnorth one half
southwest 2s~EG-e west and the n d
Crabtres quarter 30 Sam Petty for
$1,000. the transfer OF Guthrie city
property took The head over farm
transfers. Early In the week ] J I'M
dreth closed deal whereby he ee-
cured the pro- erty on the corner of
Oklahoma and Vine aarcet across the
street from tho ioue hotci. paying
$1,000 for Il; Robert Esaele sold ! G
Waltz, lot - and one -half of a in
block -. East Guthrie for s. 60.
Other transfers follow
j NJ Han to n /. Turner. southeast
I2-lS.2 wcs. ST.
] 9 Watts 70 Clarence l. Boyd. part
OF block ~, Capitol Heights. Guthrie.
tseoo.
Olive Perkins 10 Peter sines. lots d
and ~, block 12. Guthrie. &Me.
: Workman 10 W o Wood, iot 10
block also lot ! block I. South Mul
hall sloe
Elmer y Green to Gladys A Barnes
lots . and y. block 25. coyle $3.50
---~-~
Continued on Page 6. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
CHINESE GOOD CITIZENS;
CARRANzA TO KEEP THEM
Mexicos President viii Not
PerL.it Expulsion Of the
Pig Tails From His
Land

ponglaa Arir. Dea II. President
Carranka has irtervcned 10 prevent
raa expulsion Of Chinese from Sonora.
according TO a telegram from Mexico
Guy,
a program for expulsion of Chinese
from Sonora had been decided upon
by municipal authorities. effective
January next Representations re-
Gently were made 10 the Mexican
executive 'sy thn Chinese embassy a.
Mexico City
The telegram sAid cnvrAnxa would
Instruct Governor DE Ia Hutr'a 20
employ such measures "a 80 shall
find necessary 10 prevent local Of
flciaIs from carrying out their ex-
pnlslon plans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
1900 BANKS CONDUCTED
.CHRIsTMAs CLUB FUNDS
Big VolDme of Conserved Money
To BE Tprnsd Loose Next
Week All Over the
Country

lAirius shH eanaAa wfak saM2
eN8@H Nsfeu fse3heak gha tfnssea
Aatsif @sH feeelyt Ais4aasm@sss
t9p 90 ID she a#sssaHlaa 81
'hrtatHia# elaB fs4esH
More ltlae toey banks hAva hsea
feniaetHg ihe chrsfmas el4hs aarsne
ibv 9eaf and afier flfaY weea4 nf
steady saaHani qhe asnBaf4 w4g r44
rtlFe nhAl thsY base PAM ln. esua
ihf iasefeaf Nhirh ths banks Rasa
them saf the use of AlM nsasay
~ iha tsste lAe aefmaai ta hn paid
bhfh viii be q lhs nelsbbofhood of
shrus mtillDn
'hfsslnsaa etahs have gseen II sxisf
eHcN fpe utDfw 9han aec4de. AZ
flFat they wore few ~ number. haf tha
hlFa eauKbt oB aA1 sEawaa fnpldlv.
" 1919. lhere wwfs 500 banAs hAad
hag chfsattuse tsnaa to lAl7 and
lAst yeaf i eoad pafs of she Christmas
elub aaehlnefy vas turned over 10 tho
KuYsffsaieai, b aassat Ii the fls,Ss..sa
" iiberfy bonds More than 70D000
go ~ liberty Donda wsfe aolI On fhs
ehr'etnsai1 slsIh instaiIuent nian. fsank
efa behave that tha Christmas club
ldem Will NOT grow With lss.pa and
bounds.
n Gatbrie me Oklahoma stste
bank has made signal snccesa "a
me chFlssmas club which II ifatltased
oeserai years ar0. Thc First Ma
tionai bank reports fiatlering r0-
alonec 20 its club
Il means . whole lot 20 save llttla
auf'ug the year ard taking Il down.
with intwsat. ~ one sob al Chrintma4
time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
UNITED MINE WORKERS
HAVE WHIP HAND NON
>ItttiiiINi " RlT Tftl-
rUHsin ND SHOWDOWN
M,~I tnAll iAlEW
I,isIiIin UtFTI~
I'm CANE ~
\ mn
nuLf.ETfN

Washington. nen ia While ~.
rcpiimg the governments nropama!
foe the settlement eg TIE bssumln
uua rcal strike u1lna operators of
The central Pennsylvania dIstfiet
declared II ! ssasemsal to-day thag
The settlement II "a settlement
~ All " the principles IL ataka Ia
the controversy ana thst Il ii
merely : uoslpensmens III 4 ahaw.
down. whleh IL eur opInIun d
bound % cume
The method proposed for #st.
Ting tho striks by Fuel Admins.
traitor Garfield, tha statement
said, was lnssrFeTad with hy nov.
ernment officials Who knew little
og the situation. with tAe feanlt
that The oneFAtnra aRd public have
been delivered into shn hands III
The United Mine Workers al
America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

The best cure for the pessirnism Of
today Is a good dose OF Yesterday. de-
clares DIR. Newell Dwight Iiillis De-
spite the new dry laws, now and teen
a drunken man is seen on our streets.
but this does not mean that our gen
GRAFTON 10 marching straight to the
abyss. The contrast between our dry
cities and the nedious drunkenness
OF the olden times Ia contrast over
whelming indeed.
The America Of 1900 had many sal
oons IN New York. and above one in
the Five Points region was this sign: !:
Drunk for 5 cents; dead drunk for
10 cents, and dead drunk with 1ay
TO sleep on al night Is cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

sician. and except al public dinners.
under penalty OF rs cents Section
Second: mo mombcr shali. be drunk
under penalty OF 30 cents" Another
exception was the funeral. tho barn
raising and sheep washing time. har-
vesting and tareshIng. Whenever
the member Of the temperance soci-
the members Of the temperance soci-
find a neighbor who wanted log
raised to the top of his barn. An
other device was related to sheep
washing time One officer or a
church was found to have a sheep IN
the stable with icicIes clinging 70 tge
wool and touching the ground. for
this temperance man washed that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
Il MEN IN LOGAN WITH
$50; 70 HOLD K c c H
Scottish Rite Men Of 32d Degree
Number 4l4, How Consistory
Grows In Local Mem
bership

a number OF high Guthrie Masons
went 20 McAlester last nighf to al.
tend the special convocaiicn In Meal.
ester temple, today
Acting Sovereign Inspector General
Perry Freeman is In charge OF the
ceremonies. The thirty-third degree,
ihrousa special dispensaslon OF the
supreme council, i being conferred
on thre. candidates. white re dearee
Of Knights CommandeF OF ihe Court
o Honor Ia being conferred on seven
candidates
The same ceremonies were enacted
at Guthrie Temple fe first OF this
week. tais being the first time in the
history Of the Scottish Rite where
tConls.aAd on Page :, Cot u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

v. eep every day during January ana
February
About 1927 Lyman Beesher prea
chcd his seven sermons on intemper /.
ance. Our vices are digging the
grave OF our lIgerties: drunkafdS reel
throusa To streets day after day and
year after year Tho crisis has come.
The amazing question IL 10 be- decld-
ed, whether the Inheritance Of our
fathers shalt be- preserved or thrown
away; whctacr our sabbath shall be a
delight Or q Ioathinx: whether the
taverns on Sunday shall be crowded
vito drunkords or the church with
worshippers." Almost everybody
dranx, rum was everywhere. Births.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
Short Cuts To
Home News

lsvv " " t~hew restpy " Wsa~i
side Metheslms vhuFeh. spvke vi thg
chass~l vxervAmrm VI she tluskrle liaall
neea esslinnv thin maFminM Thp assei
haA FvMalaF ehApsl hwus eAgh tAef
iAy lneswsaa end lAn tAske hf fAe
leaalnN hsa~la,ea aad estss AalAhal ,aeu
% siasAfie ese rrsssnS srrai tAnv
~ encouragement aAA lanplwlitsa
Ansans thssvs ~Aa A4ys asvea lnassiga
tionAl lalks snFshs. ef as~~lAg ussNgsSn
are A y NFwawTY ues rvt@Fy VI Ghs
,hame~T ~ ramnswfyp aaa saapsyga
srnavMt rvak ~ tho rlss a hsals
charsing abandonment ana pgax
su9 the chAgan 4 q CsArs ~AH ffan
scd a aiyerue fyWn FanAie s'iags ~
Judge swank ~ chaWewr4 sosay
The refrigerator shlvssn aes aAek
aa thr juh f'wa sashefges et fhtq
ensfscgev havc besn FsteataA lalytY
The aHt uRs Was 81 sbr tlavUH esas
sieRo.. ftB East >UsslN Whses fhs
thivvws eNtpgt~d tbe tev b0x 40 pvety
fhims IL swutatard consisting sst meAs8
ftniss ana h@nwy fhAvvwa aHrsl tf,a
t'@sols hams saris Ia shu eusnnnev aNi
~, away @tlh AessfAl vasaAtm ia
liaonsss and .shsf ipweia
FAfp thivf Iaasa wagms NeWyis ~
be F~wular w4msef maaapv slsn aeeg
heaied sas etesw HshsnH sura en ghs
Ha~ sull siW nsioge You ~ 10 he'd.
y warns rhs aaA IN vi s8w efem
aafe swFiy 10 ths mkghs hul Ii lsrsumas
ttfoax ~ lae atgsf psr 81 ssAe nlxhi
then "a when fhs tgt.uhle easmNs No
hays bad s.yeYsl alAFata oa ans N
couas and u IA waBdag that ghnre
hae aos h"eu dlmaMtv~* rHe cAsNg
also cslAa altentkn "a Nhlmnwva ana
aFs1A psuHse 10 mww thmt sAss afu
c'ran hetofa startling waea ~ eoal
flfus
A fira alasm suuaeA IL gt0m she
VI aesrsad houie eaa sd tMa tfa
bosa 10 mako suA swalsTsias e4sasss
Ih. fifa sa# emuawsl hY a haY sslassaa
With matches This little triinw haa
andef ihs hausH and baglM a
IRE y ca.sia ncaf heAaa vAsgls 0hs
tn" flEvmvn arrived luus IN lsne a.
stop The EiAinsa Fgvm 81 fraalnR
Pa'rolsnan hfla va sad nA IalAee
ksdsaAn last iaAshs ahd snfnna hlm
over 70 90" euamty @ashaflssss naa
man had slaIsn "a uysreuat gfam
hrown's restaurant. The nsosxnaA
she sssupsFsY ~ u II sA Nf
Hti@Rea hN coat shortly afsey Nea
man had saAen ~ Kyle founa lsts
man aud IN" esai R"amAH n q Hv
kto and haM he~a weFhlnp al shet
'sfo~h restaurant n bsae he~a guAas
iAx things myself 81 lhge. ussa Mt /
lirown to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
GUTHRIE EDUCATIONAL IN
STiTuTION SPRE AIDING OIT

JM Wiley, G 2 A, of Shenandoah
Iowa Normal college has accepted a
position with the Guthrie City Bust
ness college and will teach the com
mercial branch and penmanship Thia
makes the fourth teacher added 20
the Guthrie Business college during
the past several months and more will
be added as the demand ~ made. "Ws
are getting on famously and will make
the best commercial school In the
central west. out OF the Guthrie col
i"ge." aid Professor padgett today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
CHRONOLOGY I.
!. oF STRIKE

indlsaxssclss. lna. ,es ts-
Chronology es sbe cral sgrIke
ss~ps @s~The unssrd Nine
Workers In convention At Cseva.
and adaps.d lhe scasc oommF
lesx recommendation Tor skis
per cent increAae IN wasea, siS
Aoars daily ana I'VE aays wofk
each 9e@k
uxs ~ julni cotfsrvnee az wcsn
@e~rsaoal and miners gafs ~
reach Agr~einen4
oes ' jehn 4. L~wS. acting
afesidsns of she tnHpd Mia~
Workers, sSsaes NtFtAw orssrr "a
becpme effective ag msdnsghs ocs
a.
Oct ~ President Wilson lssass
q siatsnens demanding recall III
the strike orSier. decsafiag Il mot
only uailss sflable bus unlawful
tst 81 Judge AndersOa paes
tenn Wrafs order ia she federal
court at Indianapolis 10 pgesent
ieadsrs ifun pumosine strike
Nov Sr fouf hundred thousand
hlinnsinoas coAi miussw ~ on
strike
Nov jaase anderson iaanfN
a temporary injunction ia federal
coar wlsh mandatory injunction
requiring ahe strike bc GATED ofg.
Nov li~ Executive committee ~
the miners a9rews 90 wlthdafa
strike order.
Nov Joint conference ~
miner and operators Ia Washins
son At eall u ScxreiafA Wilson.
Noy n Secretary ~ Labor
Wilson offers wage increase q fa
i'er cent which the mineB a..
cepted and The operAiafs rejected
Nov ST. nr Garfield grants "A
per cent increase 10 miners with
oui increase IN the coak 0t coal
10 consumers, which the mlnrss
promptly rejected.
Dee Or Garfield lasusit orise
restricting gse ot coal 10 essen-
sial Industries
Dee f.lghty- four mine work
ers' leaders cited ID information
Tor contempt hy Judge Anderson.
pec President Wilson makes
his pru oaal to proidenl Lewis
and Secretary Green or miners
anlun.
Dec lp~ The United Mine Work
.rs' representatives accept the
proposal OF President Wtlson 10
return 70 wnrk on the hasiA of an
Increase III II issr cent In Wages.
and 'he agsUsnsnent ~ d tribunal
10 investigate the cos.i Industry
40 ascertain II a further sncwvw
IL necessary and possible. Miners
sr~ ordered 10 resume work at
once.
nsc ~ nr Garfield tenders
resignation as fuoi administrator.
Miners Will return 10 work Sal
ufdas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
He G,abbed
The army Pay
Roll of $4,000

Louisville, ky. Dec i2---Lieut.
John c. cettenkeIos, Hftie,h field
artillery first division WAS brought
10 Camp Zachary Taylor Iast
night from Governors islsrd. NJ.
u. 10 await triai by courunartisl
on charges Of abseondino M Co
bienx. Germany. last May with
the reoimental payroll of t%so,o 600.
eottenkeine was arrested by
German authorities IN Fre,burg
and returned to American head
quarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
REDS CAPTURE CHIEF
BASE or ALLIED ARMY
pitEMlEitS ClEME\tEtu AND
LLOYD GEORGE HOLD
LON SESSIONS IN
LONDON ~ EFFORTS
TO CEMENT THE
TWO NATIONS ~
ALLIANCE
BULLETIN.

Paris. Dec u II came TO light
today through official sources that
thousands Of officers and men of
the German armv are in Russia
aiding the Reds. 1t is also claimed
that the officers and men, while
presumably soldiers Of for.ane"
are in reality fighting with con.
sent end bv order of the German
government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

MARRIAGES and baflalA prFe al eels :
bra,ed by wine. punch and whiskey
A minister 10 philadalphla w4nt 10
fouss for funeral service. iIe
found the tahis spread with every
kind Of liquor. II IL eald thai when
the palIbearers lot tho coffin down In
70 the grave ssat these officials were
intoxicated and ono man aetualiyt
tumbled into the grave. As resuIt
the minister told his people that hem
ceforsh no would perform no funeral
service Il the whIskey and rum we're
passed around before starting 10 the
fCnnffnnsd N lBa~n f>ci ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
ONLY y OF THE OItit.I\Ai.
Gs tCitIsS REMAIN

Washington pec a. Nine af tho
sS acesH developed by she United
States air service during the war, still
ara connected with the service, an o..
fictal resor sO3ay showed These
expert flicrs. ali ot whom had fly. Or
more aEF battle ylcloriol 10 their cred
= includf Captain Fl.ld n kindley,
Of trsystte. Afk and Maias Reed n
Chambers. Memphis Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
PREMiERS or TWO NATIONS
HOLD LONG CONFERENCE e

london, Dec i2--Premiers Lloyd
George and cIenenceau resur,ed
their conferences on war problems
this forenoon. Earl curxon of kedle.
ston. secretary o. state for foreign
affairs; Sir Maurice hankey, secretary
OF the war cabinet and the French
ambassador were present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
cERMANy,s REPLY RECEIVED

Berlin. Dec f2--Cermany's reply to
the last notes from the suHrere coun
ell Of the peace conference has been
sent 10 Versailles Nothing has been
given out resatlse 10 its contents, aside
from hint that lss general tenor re
eiproeases the conciiiatory tone cs the
last communication from the entente.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
TO FORM AN ALLIANCE

Paris, DEC i2--many French news
papers express the desire that the
conference between Lloyd George and
N Clemenceau should end in the con
clusion, II not an alliance. at least OF
an entente or agreement equivalent to
real alliance among them.
Eclair deems this alliance neces.
ssry to Belgium, France and Italy and
indispensable 10 England.
Louis loucheur. minister OF re-
construction. mas been called to Ion.
don by Premier ciemenceau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

The Odd F'cilows wlll siys the u~e
ond of their ssriss ~ entertainments
during she winter season 81 ths,f
lodge rooms tonight.
All nt~inbvrA ~ any branch X the
order and their families are waloonaa
and Invited 20 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
he Forgot he
Rules When Sow
Boy Drowning

louisville. Ky. Dee i2.--chesa.
psase q ohso passenger train No.
25 arrived in louisville laas n,uht
fifteen Winufea late. bus John
chastns engineer. apparently
sooshsd tire anger of railroad os
hcsais With report that he
stopped the train just au,.'sie cf
Frankfort. ~, 70 save the ilfe of
boy vino Rad fallea IN an icy
pond"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

London. Dec i2--The capture Of
kharkcv, IN southern Russia. BY the
Reds. which has been enc os the bases
of General penekine, is announced IN
Moscow official dispatch received by
wireless today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
GERMAN EMPLOYED ~
SWEDISH SHIP oWNERg

Stockholm, Dee ~ IArga numbers
OF German naval officials are being
employed by Swedish ship owners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

Asout I7ss, Temperance society
was organized. Its members pledged
themselves 10 certain reforms Sec
tain reformation first pledged the
sigaers Of the Temperance Pledge 10
t'ais vow: NO member shzlI drink
rum, etc, except BY advice Of . ply
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New Orleans. Dec 12--Tonight and
Saturday. probably snow; much colder
tonight, cold wave temperature. zero
20 ten north, eight TO twenty south
ern Oklahoma; colder Saturday;
strong northerly winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

In 1854, the South Society OF Hart
ford. Conn. ordained new pastor.
The committee brought In bill
against the church:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE FOR
HOLIDAYS NEXT WEEK
Yuletide Joy Begins December 10,
Tabulation Shows 2.lG7 In Al.
tendance Last Month;
Notes

The monihiy = urss of lhr prsnel
pa ~ the various buildings have
s~ea sabulatcd aud trtals arr a. TOD
lows
Gnhrs~ hlgh school. Ssss Rannps
school ~ capssol. asse. rcngral. asi
costerai n. colorea schools Fayer
hssh school ia@s Eighth erade in Fa.
yer high school e@; Douglas sehoui.
~ Lincoln school. l7s
Total in white schools. 1917.
Total In enlored schools, So
Total IN All Hchools. 3igs
Total IN all schools tor ihe rorfe.
sponding month OF last year. .1H.
Total in all schools Gar the eorse
spending month os iaiT-iN, g9eH.
Total la all schools Cor the corre-
snondina month of iAf.& &,1s. esss&.
The corresponding month last year
included the "fla peFiod and Il WAS
a istglc lower than the corresponding
months of the other Years Tor thai
rsa ea- Hut aside fr0fn THAI mflu-
ence he REPORTS show hsaithy in
crease in th~ school population.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

The report cards of ahe yaiseus
schools and desar,ments we're sent
our on "Wednesday and IL any report
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WEATHER.

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