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Bound East.
CLEARED.


Str Dominion (Br). symons. Liverpool
White Star Line.
Str Monmouth (Br), Bolt. Liverpool-D T
Warden
Str Norman Monarch (Br), Dalzeil. Liver
pool Via Philadelphia-Cunard Steamship Co.
Ltd.
Str .Bellhayen; Corning. Rotterdam--cos-
mopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Louisiana OBJ. Neil. Antwerp--Com-
pagnie Generate Transa;lantiaue.
Str Aquitania (Br). Charles, cherbourE
and southampton-Cunar stcamshp Co.
Str Algerier Br). calamelet. Rouen--
Lloyd Royal Beige.
and Barcelona-fuis Llsno.
Str Julisna tspl. De Erezuna. Cadiz.
Naples, Patras. &c--Phelps Brothers 4 Co.
Str Ansaldo QtaD. Sierra. Gcnoa--Mc-
Str westmoreland. Stewart. Genoa and
Savona--<ireen Star Steamship Corporation.
Str The Lambs. Hopere. Genoa via Phila-
SIR Blair Walters. Piraeus, Constantinople
and Galatz-Export Steam-'''p Corporation.
Str Frsdsrisa Lackenea,, Tornsers. Los
-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Gregory gBrl, Roskell. Maranham.
Str Rushvile. Van wceldercn. Para. Mara
nahao. &c--New York and Cuba Mail Steam
str Santa Tulsa, CrossIey. Callao, AFRICA.
| &c-W + Grace Go.
Str Sylvia Victoria CBrl. chsrlesen. Bilboa
Str Garlic. Livingston. Kingston. Girls
| tobsi. &c-United Fruit Co.
Str Alliance, Skillings. Cape Heyti. Port
| de Paix. &c-Panama Railroad Steamship
Str Mattoie. Packer. Port Lobos-coiumbus
str De Soto. Mason. Port Lobos-D T
| Warden.
Str Mevan,a. Lindstrom. Port Lobos-
Str Phoenix. Boynesson. Port Lobos--
Walker & DAILY.
Str Honduras, Larsen. Puerto cortez.
5tr Lake Gardner. Kits. Puerto Padre and
Gihara-Munson Steamship Line.
Str pa a T seasts4m T ynerto McKee, C T Ms
steamship Co.
Str City Of Everett. Jacobsen, Tampico--
| Standard OIL Co OF New York.
Str Lake Giddlngs. siventsen. Havana
New York and Cuba Mall steapship Co.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Davis. Hamilton.
| "Reminiscences. Witty a Co.
Str FL Sud. Pinchin. MISREPRESENTATION
| Pacific Co.
Str Lenape, Kenibie. Charleston and Jack
sonvllie-Ciyde Steamship Co.
Str Lake Frances, Ladd, Richmond, Va
RICHMOND and New York steamship Co
States Shipping Board.
Str Jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk-oid Do
mlnion Transportation co.
Str Erholm (Nor), Johannssen. Walton.
MS Whitney 4 Co.
Str Rosaiind (Br), Mitchell. Halifax and
ST Johns, NF-bowring a Co.
Str Pawnee. Robinson. Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
Bark Hoidana Dam, Christensen, Buenos
Aires--W II Muller q Co, Inc.
schr itaska SBr). Petipas. Perth Amboy-
Scammell Brothers.
schr Abbie O Stubs. Peabody, st John.
NB-Sexton a Bryant.
Barge Seaport, Godfrey, Ravana-New
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
Barge Samuel w Fancher. Mcnamara,
Spencers Island, MS r whitney a Co.
Barge socony -. Rasmussen, Tampico--
Standard OIL Go OF New York.
Barge Arthur (Br). Blangel. Rouses Point
Biangel (master).
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ARRIVED.

Str Regina d'I;alla QtaO. Genoa Oct IA
and Naples i7th. 10 Furness, Withy So'
With 90 cabin, 1.J45 steerase passengers.
malls and rndse. Went TO pier - bush
Docks. Brooklyn.
cornpagnie Generate Transatlantique. with
III cabin, e72 steerage passengers. mails
and mdse.
Str Calico (Br). Hull.
Str Ixaia (Br) Liverpool let JIG, TO the
Cunard Eteamship CO, Ltd. In ballast. Went
TO pier 80. North River.
A Eames, with china clay. Went to Il II
pier r, Jersey City.
FoyS BT G Nswi s ballast a. oct Went nj TO TO
pier ., Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Panoia. Stockholm Sept Q. Helsinsfors
s2d, Kotka 23d and Boston Oct 30. to the
Globe s,eamship Co. with mdse.
Str Eemiand Dutch, Amsterdam Oct 2
and Immingham i6th. 10 Funch' Edys ... 4
Str orinoco. Bordeaux Oct u. TO the
Oriental Navigation Co. with mdss- Went
10 pier Sc. North River.
Str Bird City. Dantzig.
Str Cuzco UtaD. Marseiiles.
Str Panamnn, Alexandria Oct IL. TO tho
NJ Il Kinsley Steamship Corporation. In
ballast. Went TO pier Q. Bush Docks, Brook
Str Djember Dutch, samarang July "a.
legal Path. Cheribon both. Macassar Aug
IL, Sourabaya 18th, Pekaiongan 18th, Bata-
2 Town sph and Yf Barbaaos oct a.
Punch, Edge 4 Co, with passengers and
indie. Went to pier 2. American Docks.
ftatcn Island.
Str Enggano DUTCH. Batavia via Cape
Town. &C.
Str Madawaska Ctrsnsporu. San Fran
cisco Oct 10 and Cristobal oath, 20 the
United States Army Transport Service. with
Is passengers and stores. Went to pier 2,
Army Dage. Brooklyn.
ftr Santa Tecla. Callao Oct -. Supe 10Th,
Ealavorry 10th, Eten 18th and Cristobal 23d.
90 the Grace Steamship Co. with mdse.
Str Mohawk. Mayaguez and Ponce Oct "a.
Jobos 25th and San Juan 9th. to the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Go. with
New York Dock Co.'S pier %. Brooklyn.
Str Helen. Ponce Oct 20, Aguadilla 21st.
Fajardo 22d. Humacao 23d aud San Juan
9th, 10 the Bull Insular line. with mdae.
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier ~.
str Advance. cristobai oct IL, Jercmis
nth. Port au Prince and Cape Hayti gath
fteamshlp line, with passengers, mails
and mdse. Went 20 pier 1, Hoboken.
Str Hold Walker. Port Lobos Oct 70.
port Co. with crude of. Went 20 Bayonne,
Str pcinira Cpr), Tampico Oct 10. to the
Sugar Products Go. with crude oil.
Port ANTI ~ 2Tth, 10 the Atlantic Fruit
60, with mdse. Went TO pier 20. East
River.
Str Fort Victoria OIr). bermuda Oct 20,
60 the Furisss- Bermuda line. with 300 pas
fengers, mails and mdse. Went 10 pier 90,
Str ri Ni-te. Galveston oct &c. 10 the
Southern Pacific co, with mdse. Went to
Str Creole, New orleans Oct II. 10 IN.
Str Lake sunapee. New orleans.
ev CITY OF 81 Louis. savannah. 20 the
!. 60 Steamship Co. with passengers and
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Hoven. Tecomate; Eastern Ocean. London;
Aragon. jacksonville via Brunswick: motor
barge Socony No 5. New York tugs Valley
Forge Philadelphia. towing barges Monitor
(for Bangor. Draper (for Belfast and
barry; Wyoming. Portland. towing barge
ZOE; Catawissa. Portland: Standard IL.
Providence. towing barge socony No 1928
waitham Newport News. towing barge
Tenas Qeft barge Whitehead at Fall River).
Arrived Nov I, airs Lake ElienoraE, lack
sonviile; Melrose. Baltimore: Brazos ~ 81.
Norfolk; Caledonian (Br). Manchester; San
Bias (BD: Port Limen Lady OF Gsspe GBr9:
Grecian, Philadelphia Gloucester, Balti-
more. Calvin Austin. New York ochrs Nel-
Lynn, towing barge Monocacy; North
America. New York. towing barges Forest
Belle. Shamolyin and Chenango: Nottingham.
New York via Salem (where she left baryes
L w Nos / and -.
Cleared Nov ]. strs vincennes Bridge. Bal
tirnore and New York: Delaware. New York;
bark J j Phillips. Rosario; schr Northern
Light, Windsor
Sailed Oct SO. str Bethlehem. Norfolk and
New Orleans; schr Jane Palmer. Norfolk.
CONTINUED on PAGE 90
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

ACAJUTLA. Oct 23-Arrived. str Newport
Cristobai
BALIIIPAPAN. Oct 23--sailed. str LAX,
Onawa, Batavia.
norwood. Nj. Oct 24-Arrived. str Sol
hauR (Nor). Norfolk.
BouLoGNE, Oct 24-Arrived. str wes
Caiera, Calcutta.
BURN MI, Oct 24-Arrived previously
schr Maxwell II (Br). Newark for st Johns
CHATHAM. NIB. Oct 2J-Arrived. str Cot
compliant, Boston.
CoRTNTo. Oct 23--Arrived, str Cuba. Bal
timore.
HALIFAX. Oct 2e--sailed. schrs Bona II
Brl. Demerara; Edith Dawson Br
Bridgewster
HONG KONG, Oct 24-Arrived. str Nan
king San Francisco via Shanghai.
Sailed gath. str Melville Dollar (Br)
LJNENBuRG, Ms. Oct 2s-saiied. schr,
Democracy (Br), Sydney; 9th, Joyce Smtl
(Br), Sydney and 81 Johns; Hilma Paulin,
(l9r) Halifax and West Indies.
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Tr>nsatlantic Mails.


Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland. FRANCE
and other countries, str Aquitania, Am
(sup $3.50 AND.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER B.
Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad.
dressed corraspondence), via Naples and
Genoa. str Duca d'Aosta, $50 AN.
Italy and Greece (parcel post mails and
specially addressed correspondencel. via
Naples and Patras, str Presidente Wilson,
10 AM.
Roumania (parcel post malls and specially
addressed correspondence). via CONSTANCE,
str Knowsley Hall. Il NJ.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
Germany. via Hamburg; also parcel post
pnails for Germany Austria. Czecho-Sloya-
kia. Hungary and Switzerland, str Mongolia.
$3.50 AM (Sup 10 AND.
Azores Islands portugal y. via Horta.
Angra, Ponta Delgada and Lisbon; also
parcel post mails for Azores and Portugal.
str Madonna. 1880 AM.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany, LII
tijuana, Latva, Esthona and Finland via
Christiansand, Christiania and Copenhagen;
also parcel post mails for Norway. Sweden
and Denmark. str Oscar ii, II AM (sup
IL 40 AND.
Azores Islands portugal y. via Horta,
Angra. Ponta Delgada and Lisbon (ordinary
mail only, by rail- to Providence, RI. and
thence by str Madonna PM.
Italy ~, via Naples and Genoa, str Gu
seppe Verdi, Il II.
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Mayflower CBr) > Salem (for orders); Leon
ard Q (Br). Apple River (to load for United
States).
NAGAsAKI. Oct 25-sailed. str Nile (Br).
from San Francisco, &c. for Hong Kong.
PARRSBORO. Ms. Oct 27-Sailed. schrs
PORT SAID, Oct 24-sailed. str West
Mingo, Alexandria.
Puerto PADRE. Oct 23-sailed, str
olinda Cuban. Gibara; schr Nellie Louise
(Br). Santiago.
QUEBEC. Oct 2o-Passed In Cap Chat. str
Leominster (Br). from Glasgow.
Passed in Belle Isle goth str Ramore Head
(Dr). Belfast, &C. for Montreal.
ST GEORGE, NIB. Oct S0-Sailed previous
~. nchr Aviator. Eorwalk.
ST JOHNS. NE. Oct 25-Sailed, schr 6or-
dello (Br), Botwood.
SAN JOSE DE GUAI EAIALA, Oct 23-Ar-
rived. str San Jose. San Francisco.
sAMARANG. Oct 22-Arrived. str Glymont.
Sourabaya.
TAkU BAR. Oct 25-Arrived, bark Jane L
Stanford, Vancouver. Be.
ANACORTES. Wash, Nov ARRIVED. schr
Nanbo Maru (Jap). Okhotsh Sea.
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph
nrf Arrft ad ~ 80
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str PATHS (Greek), Piraeus for New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier %. Brooklyn.
Tuesday morning.
Str France 0rr). Havre for New York. Is
expected TO dock at pier 81. North River.
Tuesday afternoon.
Str Huron. Buenos Aires, &C, for New York.
is expected TO dock at pier 3, Hoboken.
Wednesday afternoon.
Str Santa Teresa, Valparaiso, &c, for New
York. Is expected TO dock Wednesday fore
noon.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1920

Str Bayonne. Philadelphia. TO the Vacuum
OIL Co, with oil. Went to Bayonne M.
Str corozal. Plymouth. Mass. Oct 81. to
the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co, In ballast. Went to New York Dock
Co.'S pier "a, Brooklyn.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
Jamaica, Salvador (printed matter. &c) I.
Nicaragua Except east coast), ANA pala.
Choluteca and prints. &c, for Nacaome, Te-
gucigalpa and Tuscaran Honduras and
letter mall for Salvador ~, via Kingston.
Cristobal Cartaeena, Savanilla and Santa
Marta. str GARLIC. Z AM.
North Brazil and Iquitos. via Para. Ma
ranham. Parnahyha. Manaos and Iquitos.
str Gregory. AM.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8.
Canal Zone, Panama, Peru Except Iqui-
tos). Bolivia, Chill and letter mail for Ar
gentira, Uruguay and Paraguay. via Cris-
tobal. Csllao. africa, Iquiaue, AntS.a-a5ta
and Valparaiso, str Santa Luisa. AM.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Ne,os Office is in
the Barge Office. Ship information given by u S.
Nary Department Daily Shipping Bulletin Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Ainslie (Br). Hubbards Cove. Ms.
via Bridgeport. CT, for New York. TO Gil
martin a Co.
Motor barge Daniel M Munro (Br), Wind
sor Ms, for New York. with plaster TO j
h King & Co. weasel to J T Whitney & Co.
Motor barges Socony No Cat :15 AND !;
Radium lat noon).
Tugs Plymouth with barges Cat noon) !;
Cheektowaga. with (at noon).
Bound East.
Schr John Schmults, New York for New
Haven.
Tugs Liberty. with barge lat 9:20 AND /;
Endeavor. with s (at 1885 AND; Watuppa.
with l. Henry Steers, with lat / 20 PM) !;
Socony Q. with 2 Cat 3;30 PM).
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DUE NOVEMBER 8.
DUE NOVEMBER 4.
for New York November 2.

Sun riscs..... @ % Moon rises..l1 OF Pm
Sun sets........ 81 Moon sets. IL IL I'M
THE OF HIGH WATER NOVEMBER 2.
sandy Hook ...- AM Y 10 Pm
Governors Island. LIZ II AN II 81 IN
Hell Gate (Astoria).. ~ AM O3 Pm
The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and e. furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetc survey
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EUROPE.

AMERICAN lift vans for MOVING household
setween cities In the United States. house to
house without boxing only sale, easy and
sensible method. BYWLfNu GREEN sryh
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STEAMSHIPS EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18
With our Exchanges

William and Carl Gerlach, well
known farmers of northern Bruce
township, were terribly injured Sun
day afternoon when a charge of dyna-
mite, which had been placed under a
stump, exploded permaturely. Will
liam was most seriously injured, and
probably has been blinded forever as
result of the accident. Carl receiv-
ed practically the full force of the
explosion in his face, also, and will
lose the sight Of one eye as a result
William also has his left arm broken
at the wrist, both bones being frac-
tured. Both men are otherwise bad
ly lacerated and bruised.-Long
Prairie Leader.
Messrs. J. C. Ewing and w. L.
Schafer, representing the Pure Oil
Company of Minneapolis, have been
in Osakis the past week negotiating
for site for bulk storage gasoline
and oil depot in this city, and also
will erect drive-in filling station,
the Review learns.
Three or four different sites in the
business district are under consider
alton by the company, options on
same having been secured. The fill
ing station will be built after the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18

equally as good or better than that
OF the twenty ear samples. The ten
samples were recognized by all the
corn states at the state meeting in
September as being more satisfac-
tory.
I'm addition to this change. class
has been provided for single ear
samples of corn with suitable pre-
miums. This class was not provided
last year until time for the show, but
even then there were more than ESQ
entrants. In the twenty ear samples
shown last year, there were 72O ex-
hibitors and it is thought that this
number will go to 1000 or more with
the change in cutting the number to
a ten year sample.
Glasses for small grains and seeds
for hay and forage crops which it
was announced would be provided
this year are arousing considerable
interest not only in the Corn Belt,
but in the far West and East, and also
in the South and in Canada. Suitable
prizes will be given for field peas,
soybeans, cow peas, and clover, al
falfa, timothy, alsike and similar
seeds also will be in special classes
this year with several hundred dol
lars in prizes going to the growers
for these products"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18
Thanksgiving Turkeys
Will be Expenses
Cost More This Year. Than Last
Birds Becoming Scarce in This
Locality

The annual Thanksgiving turkey
will be something Of a luxury in
Sank Centre and vicinity this year.
Poultry dealers predict that the
price of Sir Turkey will be higher
this year than it was last, and adj
vance the argument that this species
of birds is becoming scarce in this
immediate locality. In fact local
dealers claim to be meeting with diff
ficulty in supplying the demand for
Thanksgiving turkeys.
Geese ducks and chickens however,
seem to be plentiful, although they
too, show market improvement.
On the other hand, the general run
of Thanksgiving dinner needs will
cost less this year than they did last.
Cranberries together with the usual
trimmings of the annual festive oc-
casion, have dropped somewhat in
cost, but on an average, the expense
Of the Thanksgiving spread this year
will about equal that of last seasons
layout.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18
Corn Samples to Be
Shown at Chicago
p. w. Hmtemer, County Agent, In
terested in Event-Stearns COun-
ty Farmers May Exhibit

County Agent P. w. Huntemer of
Melrose is considerably interested in
the Grain Show which will be held
in connection with the International
Live Stock Exhibition at Chicago.
Mr.. Huntemer expects to have a
number of Stearns county exhibits
at this display, and in his advice to
farmers in this locality ON the sub
ject writes this week:
"Ten ear instead of twenty ear
samples Of corn will be- shown this
year at Hay and Grain Show which
will be held in connection with the
International Live Stock Exposition
at Chicago, November n to Deem
Der for the $4,000 premium list Of
fered by the Chicago Board of Trade.
This action will meet with the
hearty approval Of the hundreds of
exhibitors and will mean a much
larger list of entrants, because the
growers know that it is much easier
to pick ten ear sample than one
for twenty ears, and show corn
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18

japanese style Of architecture, witt
Mushroom and toilet for tourist ant
will involve and expenditure in tn.
neighborhood of $4,000 The com
pany will conduct a wholesale anc
retail business in gasoline, kerosene
and their full line of petroleum pro.
vided for the delivery of gas and oil
to farmers. Employment will be af-
forded to two men locally. IF the
project goes through as planned the
Osakis station will be the first one to
be erected by the Pure Oil Company
IN the spring of 1921.-Osakis Re-
view.
The remains of d. H. Dryer, son
of VIM. Dwyer of this city who was
killed when a freight train struck
the auto in which he was returning
from a hunting trip at Darling, near
Little Falls, last Friday, arrived here
Saturday evening. The remains were
taken to the Peter Wilhelm home and
the funeral was held at the st. Pat
rich church Monday forenoon Fir. j.
A. Kilian officiating.
The accident happened at the Nor
thern Pacific crossing north of OAR
ling, where the jefferson Highway
crosses the track at the bottom of a
long grade, The crossing is consid-
cred very dangerous one, on ac-
count of it being almost impossible
to hear or see the approach of a
train coming down the grade. In the
car, which was a Ford coupe, with
Dwyer was E. Davis, both being from
Mound, near Lake Minnetonka. The
latter had his back wrenched and
otherwise injured and was taken to
the hospital in Little Falls in an un-
conscious condition. Although badly
injured he is expected to recover
Melrose Beacon.
The paving of Alexandria's streets
Sixth Avenue and Main Street, was
yesterday. The pavement
extends from the City Hall on Main
Street to the Great Northern tracks. |
md from Hotel Alexandria on Sixth
Avenue to the 500 Line tracks.
Work on Sixth Avenue was finished
about ten days ago and since that |
ime rapid progress has been made on
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18
Plan to Enlarge League
of Women Voters
President Margaret NJ. Wells Sets
Forth Program for
Extension Work

Election is over. The time has
come for the League of Women vot-
ers to begin its big constructive win
ter program. 1t is two-fold: o.
education in preparation for the
spring municipal elections, (2) work
for progressive social legislation at
this winters legislative session. Both
these tasks belong peculiarly to an
bipartisan organization like the
League of Women Voters. Having
nothing to do with national issues,
they should not be done by party or
CARNATIONS. Party politics have
been reformed out of local govern
ment after a long struggle. They
must not be allowed to creep back.
All good citizens should interest them,
selves in local affairs and women have
an especial interest in them and a
particular aptitude for them. The
new voters need first to study, how
ever, both theory and practice. Under
the League of Women Voters study
classes will be formed in every town
in the state as fast as local women
are found to cooperate.
Next in Importance to local govern
ment is state legislation. 1t happens
to be the year of legislative session
and haste in making ready for work
is<therefore necessary. The Mime
sofa legislature is elected on an un-
partisan basis. National parties do
not function in state legislation. De-
mands for legislation good or bad
comes straight from the citizen OF
the state, and women arech iefly in
terested in good legislation along So
cial lines-in Child Welfare, in the
the state, and women are chiefly in
particular attitude for them. The
protection of women in industry, in
better school laws.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18
Soft Coal Supply
Shows Big Increase
National Association Reports Situa-
ton Relieved and Price Cut
25 to so Per Cent

Washington, Nov. 14.-Continued
improvement in the soft coal situa-
ton was noted in a review of the in
dustry issued by the National Coal
association. The association said it
had no reports of any immediate
shortage" from any section OF the
country.
"Great manufacturing plants In
dire need of soft coal early in the
fall now have an ample supply on
hand" the review asserted. Public
utilities everywhere have had their
immediate wants filled, while many
of them have been able to provide
stock for the winter.
Decreased prices have resulted as
a natural consequence of the improv-
ed situation, the review declared,
adding that in many places the de-
cline has been "from rs to SO per
cent below prices which prevailed
up to six weeks ago."
d. D. Wentz, president of the coal
association, in a statement issued
simultaneously with the review, said:
s'The country has been saved from
the disastrous possibilities of a soft
coal shortage this winter. For that
it has the Interstate Commerce COM
mission and the railroads to thank
for wholehearted cooperation with
the operators"
The geological surveys weekly re-
port, issued estimated bituminous
production in the week ending No
vember to have been only 1850
900 tons, due largely to loss OF time
on election day ON religious holidays
in the coal fields. Production the
proceeding week was 12,35S,OOO tons.
Anthracite production totaled l.
100000 tons in the week of Novem-
Der 6, the survey reported. This
compared with 1,696,000 tons the pre-
ceeding week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18

The Little Sank, Post American
Legion, were guests of Robert James
Swift Post here on Armistice Day.
The boys came here in a body and
marched in the parade with the To-
cal post members. They remained
over in the evening to participate in
the dace at the armory.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-18

the rest Of Main street from Fifth
Avenue to the railroad tracks. Leav-
a boulevard on Main street from
Fourth Avenue to Second Avenue
eliminated the paving of about a
third of the street for two blocks
Alexandria Citizen-News.