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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
NAVAL ORDERS.
Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Her, Id Bureau
Washington, ID. O., Nov. rs.


These naval orders have been made public
Lieut.-Com. Andrew II. Addons. to u. e.
s. Williamson as executive officer; Lieut..
Romeo w. Auerbach. to u. 8. s. Maumes;.
Lieut. Norman S. Belts, TO u. S. 8. Ari-
IONA Lieut.. Olaf j. Dahl. to navy recruit
Ing station. Philadelphia Lieut.. ChaunreY
r. DOLL to ". S. S. Hancock; Lieut. James
A. Fields to navy recruiting station. Brook
Ign; Commander Richard S. Ga lloway. to
command u. S. S. Herbert: Lieut.. Com.
Alonzo G. Hearne. TO New England Cor
poration. Fall River; Lieut.. Ralph u. Hyde.
to aide and Flag Lieutenant on staff Rear
Admiral Henry F. Bryan, commander spe-
cial service squadron U. 8. s. Dolphin:
Lieut. Thomas NJ Kelly. to u. S. s. Han
cock; Lieut.. James MacIntyre. to destroyer
force Atlantic fleet; Lieut.. Robert L. Me-
Mahon. to Marine EXpeditionary For Q.
Hayti: Lieut. Roak Montgogemry. to sup
ply officer naval torpedo station. Keyporl;
lieut.. Com. Gardner f. Robert on, to duty
Marine ExpeditionAry Force, Haytl: Lieut..
Sidney c. Scale to navy yard. New York;
Lieut.. Mark l.. Sperry. TO connection fitting
out u. S S. Sands, Capt. Powers Symington.
10 command U. S. S. Mississippi; Lieut.
Com. Edward r. Wilson, to navy yard. New
FORK.
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TO SHOOT FOR INDOOR TITLE.

Sanction has been granted by the American
Trapshootng Association for the first regis
tered indoor trapshooting championship TO be
held in Madi-on Square Garden from Janu-
airy % 20 February 3. Three titles-amAteur,
professional and womens--wili be decided.
The tournament Il 70 be held IN connection
WIN the annual Sportsmen's Show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16

n g. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.-Saivage
division, o. u. Q. NJ, New York, will sell
~ Public Auction, commencing 1000 A. M.
November rs. 1920, at Army Supply Base,
brooklyn, N. ", n assortment OF material
and articles no longer needed by the Govern
ment, contrasting OF hospital, dental and
X ray equipment, miscellaneous kitchen uten-
rlle trunk lockers. canvas leggii rs, haver-
sacks, wool wristlets and numerous other ar
tlcles. Particulars on application TO officer
In-Charge.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a VESEY STD
RN EnIniini MIR

AV A. iGss-l6n0. e 6. 90 It s9th 81, 40x60
. and Z story stone tenements store
Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank VS. VIM
Sallnger ct al; G. = J OGorman. attys
Ruth Lewinson, ref due, $15. 206.62 taxes
&c, 500 20: 10 plaintiff. ........... .Sl4, OOn
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PINEAIR HEALTH FARM,
Long isirnd.

Lakewood N. j.. tel. 125. rest, recreation;
largest health farm gym. In Us. A. electro
hydrothsrspy baths. W. J. Reth' Dirsetor'
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THURRER G. ADAMS. Treasurer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
$11,198,95O on Hand
In State Tredsuru
Seven Millions Revenue Fund is
Largest Item; Greater Than
Year Ago

A balance of $11, 1913, 95095 remain
ed in the state treasury on October
1, according to George La Fond,
chief accountant in the office OF
State Treasurer Henry Rines.
The revenue fund, $7,OO0,311.19, is
the largest item. This fund has been
increased by the large gains made in
gross earnings tax returns which
were enlarged by the increases in
rates granted to the railroads. and
by the large inheritance taxes.
The total figures as result, is
about 100000 higher than the Oc-
tober l total year ago.
The school fund of $1,929,680.17 al
so is larger than usual. This. how
ever, will be nearly used up in No
vember, when it will be apportioned
to the schools of the state. The
soldiers bonus fund of $448,615.53
does not represent money which can
be paid out in bonuses, but tax re-
ceipts to redeem certificates coming
/ due.
The states money is distributed in
these funds:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
HOME SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Vera Carson, secretary to
Mrs. Morse at the Home School fol
Girls, with Miss Kathleen Adams
teacher at the same school, returned
Sunday night from a vacation trip
which included the Canadian Rockies
the Pacific Coast states and the
Rocky Mountain National Park, Col
Mrs. Ring, matron of Villa Cot
tage spent the weekend in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Morse was in St! Cloud Sat
urday.
Minnesota Hall at the Home School
gave a "Crepe paper dress" party
Friday evening, entertaining then
friends in the school. The cottage
was most attractive with autumn
foliage. Games and dancing furn-
ished the entertainment and dainty
Refreshments brought the hours to q
happy close.
The Harland Transfers entertain
ed their friends at a supper dance
Oc1tuludy CNCIiliiS, ooPPSA viva
served in the Administration Build
ing, the guests dancing in the Audi
forum.
Mrs. Morse went to MINNEAPOLIS
on Tuesday to preside over the meet,
ings of the State Conference of So
cial Workers of which she is Presi-
dent this year. Mrs. Morse also
speaks before the Rotary Club and
the Y. M. G.. A. while in the city.
Miss Clara B. Holden, Director OF
Community work, is one of the
speakers at the Conference of Social
Workers in Minneapolis this week
She will speak on the parole work.
Several officers from the Home
School will attend the meetings OF
the conference which promises to be
one of the most helpful ever held TO,
Social workers.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
DADDYy EVENING
q FAIRY, IALEk q
[NS @MAEN RAHAMNN1
3 POWER N NHI
MR.. PENGUIN's QUEER WAYS.

"Some Of u.s." said Mr.. Penguin,
"are very handsome fellows. Green
black and golden backs and plumage
about our necks and chests-ah, very
lovely, very lovely. We're known as
the King Penguins, we are; pretty
fine, high-sounding family name"
And we are known as the Mrs.
King Penguins," said Mrs. Penguin.
Its funny they never called US
queens when they call you kings.
"Of course, it doesn't mean that
you are kings and live on thrones and
wear crowns. It's just a name you
have, just name"
"Pm glad" said the King Penguin,
"that I don't have to wear crown
What nuisance it would be. In fact
I'm simple soul. I'm perfectly
pleased when you call me Mr.. Pen
gum, or your loving mate, rather than
King or Your Honor"
Il never heard anyone call you
that" said Mrs. Penguin, "any more
than I ever knew anyone who called
me Your Ladyship."
my cousin, Mr.. Penguin, known as
the Emperor Penguin" said Mr.. King
Penguin, "also enjoys South Georgia,
as We do. We like living far away.
I've heard there's a state called Geor-
gia in the United States-but that's
not where we are, and if folks would
care to take out their maps, they'd
see where we are.
snow Mrs. Emperor Penguin stays
about on the ice when her young is
born; just as you do, my love, just as
you do. And lays the eggs on the ice,
as you do, too.
'"There are no land animals down
here-no, indeed; we have things
pretty much to ourselves.
"There are seventeen species Of us,
l believe. Now, take some of the
cousins. There's young Johnny Pen
guin, relative of the Adele Penguin
family.
'"There are penguins to be found
about many of the islands far south,
in the Southern hemisphere, believe
1T is called; and under the equator we
have cousins known as Gallipoli pen
gums. And there are penguins at the
Cape of Good Hope and the African
coast.
"Ah, yes, we're large family when
counting all Of us and all our rela-
tives besides.
"But, don't you think I'm a good
fellow, Mrs. Penguin, said Mr.. Pen
gum, as he stood and looked at his
mate. His black feathers and his
white waistcoat looked smarter and
more handsome than ever to Mrs. Pen
gums affectionate eyes.
you're good, except when you
fight" she laughed. "But don't sup
pose you can help that"
"But, Mrs. Penguin" said Mr.. Pen
gum, "what difference does it make
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

was awarded to Messrs. E. M. Jones
and D. B. VanCleave of Osakis whose
bid of $3610.85 was the only one sub
mitted.-Osakis Review.
A movement has been inaugurated
for new bank in Brainerd, to be
known as the Commercial State
Bank of Brainerd," with capital
of $4,000 and surplus of $4,000. A.
S. Irgens president of the Farwell
State bank, Of Farwell, Polk County,
founded by him in 1906 and its cash
Ter, A. S. Peterson, connected with
the Farwell bank since 1908, are at
the head of the enterprise.
Applicants is to be made to the
State Securities Commission FOR a
bank charter. and the hearing will
be held October 15.-Brainerd Tri-
bune.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07
With our Exchanges

At meeting of the armory board
: this week, it was decided to reject
all bids for the proposed armory and
continue the consideration OF the
matter until next spring. Present
building costs will without doubt, be
considerably lower in the spring and
the armory board believes that the
armory can be built from 20 to 80
per cent cheaper than now. in fact,
one of the contractors asked to be
permitted to reduce his bid, so far as
building material costs were con-
cerned, 20 per cent, on basis of cost
reductions right now. The plans call
for a very fine building, one that
will be an ornament to the village
and which will fill long-felt want in
providing the community with a pub
lie hall and other Accommodations of a
similar nature. The total cost of the
building and ground will be in the
neighborhood of $40,000.00. When
completed the structure will not only
include armory, but will include a
village hall, village public library,
and quarters for the village fire de-
partment. Eventually the entire
south half of the block situated
across from the court house on the
north, will have all the old buildings
now located on it removed and the
ground made part of the armory
property.-Long Prairie Leader.
- y
Guy and Ed Cheney who have OPP
Grated a restaurant and confection-
cry here for the past year, have pur-
chased restaurant at Verndale,
and expect to leave for that place the
first of next week. They have made
many friends during their stay here
who wish them success in their new
field.-Grey Eagle Gazette.
At a special meeting of the village
council held on Monday evening con-
tracts were let for the extension of
the waterworks mains down Lake
street from the DR.. Gilkinson resi-
dence corner to the Andrew Severson
residence corner, a distance of five
blocks. The contract calling for 2O41
feet of 4-inch water main was let to
the Litchfeld Construction & Drain
age Co. at $6,O4O.90. Other bidders
were Phelps-Drake Co., Minneapolis,
$6,211.SO; Martin Anderson, Osakis,
$6642.0O. The contract calls for the
completion of the work by October
31st, 1920.
The contract for the erection of
the village pumping station all the
lake front at the foot Of Second St.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

"What a Nuisanee!"
If I fight? I never do any real harm.
I never have hurt 1T. Have IY
"No," admitted Mrs. Penguin, "you
haven't"
"And we make friends with great
men they call explorers, who come to
far out-of- the-way parts Of the world
to see what places there are they can
discover We help to make their time
nice and sociable."
eyes," said Mrs. Penguin. "But, of
course, you can't do that now, for
you're in the Zoo"
"Of course, I can't do that now"
said Mr.. Penguin, ''but I am telling
you that I'm really a pretty good fell
low, after ALL"
"What do you mean by after ALP"
asked Mrs. Penguin.
Nothing in particular" said Mr..
Penguin. cts just a way 1 have of
talking"
And Mr.. Penguin is pretty good
fellow, too, for he carries the eggs
(Which will be the little penguins)
fol-. Mrs. Penguin in his pouch, after
she has laid them.
He does enjoy good, jolly sort of
fight. and he doesn't care whether
he is carrying an egg or so, or not !!
But 1t doesn't make any difference,
for, though he may fight and have
regular penguin battle. still the eggs
never break, safely kept In the soft
skin. which makes a little place for
the egg between his feet.
So Mrs. Penguin had to admit, and
til the Mrs. Penguins have to admit,
that the Mr.. ,Penguins are pretty good
fellows. They may fight in a fun
making sort Of way, but the eggs Of
the little penguins are always, always
safe with theml
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

Texas Police Force on Strike.
Port Arthur, Texas-Port Arthur
was being policed by lawyers, bankers,
doctors, merchantsf and tradesmen.
The entire police force went ION
strike" following appointment Of the
+. T. Williams, commander of tho
American Legion post, as chief
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

Doctor Guide st. Cloud, Lair Blk.
Specialist diseases eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office days from Tuesday
noon to Saturday noon every week.
adv. 1920
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

DR.. R. L. johnson, dentist Offics
over Boston Store. Telephone. No.
226 adv 46tf.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

Total ........ .....$11,19S, 950.95
The prison revnue fund of $751;
973.43 is low, as the payment for
Irvine and farm machinery sold this
season does not become due until
next month.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

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Ratificeret paanv.

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"Pjemmet paa prorien"
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ON Sonas 0liens Nnfomlt til Nill.
ncapoli$ oq bans Wipoe meo "Gllli-
men" i'm, iom falbte Jig SewiS Sai.
mon (paa Norif Cars Salomonion),
% iom i ct @rep biem bapoe nGpnt,
at ban bar Observation-Disclosures
batter / WtinncapoliS p9 bnpbc Som.
tor / Naaobuiet Il Sirfeligbebcn bar
ban "iecono asiiltant ianitorO, ON
Sona5' ieritc Sob / 9pens Sienelte
iom fn Slags "Sucropipnsmano'
CSonoS' e9et llotrpf Tor bans Sc.
ifiritigclie ionl Gloafarbcioer), hans
IGrben pg Splepclicr i Winncapo.
lis / Sttianrene, oil iifferli9 me,
iomme uiupffet Snteresie islge So
mas og Haqna no til YrGriebicnunei
% bere ON DC SGnoelier, iom msote
Dem Der.
Si 9iper oerfor bore Spicre oei
Haao: Tplg meb fra gcgpnbelien;
saa life @lip al nUaet &apitel!
Saairemt Sublfriptionen paa
glabet er ubleben eaer or ligcpco
Sorialbstio, bsr man / rette Sio inc.
ienoe lin Sornpelie paa glaOet. Ger.
peo unogaoes S%tansnins / 9laoets
Sorienoelie, boilfet iiffert ingcn 2G.
Ter bill ipneS ON, naor "Sjemmct
paa Yr9rien" bar begpnot. 90
poermere paabegpnoer ri | "8eo Or
men" Ell mn SortGlling, Gen for.
ipilnonc grlio" al Wrs. @eleslep.
Smith, Den 5te Gttober.
yemerf! Eort9l ON bisie TO big
ti9c Weobclclicr til Ceres Waboer o9
Tenncrl Gerpcb biGlper DC maa.
'fc Soften" til at iaa Ell nm abon-
nent.
"0eeorab.Y Soften,
Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
8cneralfoninl Haunbahl.

Gecorab, Cutler College og Irof.
Y. &. ErcuS, bar / De iioite Gaze
hopt @eisg al en- W,anb, ION bar
nnroct iig GgtcIie og @ersmmelIe i
&aroctS 1ieneitc, renllig General.
fonIul q. Die HapnoabI ira aon.
'tortlnopel, De 6or. StaterS Siob
Commissioner iii SDrfiet. &c TO.
tic War bar pGret iprlig pnnifcli0e
Tor DC az Sanocta Gepr9ientonter,
lom bar uGret fnpttct iii ~lloelrias.
fcpartcmentct. Sr. Hounbobl par
Yer Srigcn @cneraIfoniuI til Gpr.
tict; oo bort Sono oi6rsO set 6iplo.
motlIfc 6orbolb matte ban opbolhe
'lg | 6ronfrige; % StotSbcportc.
mcntet bite bom iiocn lin Glib pcS
at ilonGpne bom til Sigh Commits.
'ioner. San or netop mi paa en-
tort 6crie, Den ioritc pao mango
Star.
SirSbo9 Nfitcn Sen 2toe Scptcn.
tcr gou Eroi, % Nrs. 0reils en-
"Ncception" til sore Tor aoniul o.
Wrs. HapnoabI, iii bpiltcn Sutbcr
Colleges 6afultct mco line SnItrucr
CO cnocl andre ira Gccorab og Ont.
tgn par inobuot. Erpi. ErcuS no.
trpftc Der i'm % Sfolcu3 @lpbr
ppcr at funnc bpoc 6orcn iii 70 al
bore beNit flenbtc % melt aiboIote
Goaegcguttcr pclfommcn. &c 70
Ssnncr, Gbriitian % Slaf, ora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
. Sra Solfetollin9en.

Gcnil,Sbnrcouct / @aibington
oic1tIiggjpr &cIultatct al 0olfctGl'
lirgcn i iplgcuoc Counter i De moro.
peitIi9c Stoter: SactIon 60, Sa.
l9,031; 9Intrim 60, WtiG, 11,543;
@eltranli 60, Minr. 27,079; @ocf
60, isis. 66,150; Gbicfaiaw 60,
ga. 15,431; 8apette 60, So. 3d.
251; Sancocf 60, 50. 1923;
Soiuoro 60, So. 1905; SoneS So.
ga. 1867; WtiGS So, Sa. 1922;
SbcIbp, 60, ga. 1906; @inne.
bogo So, Sa. 13,4S9; Smn1ct 50,
Mid)., 1868; GiNlano 60, isis.
1928; Butler 50. Sa. 1885;
SeS 0bines 60, ga. $500;
6ranflin So, ga. 15,S07; aeofuf
So, Sa. 20,9S3; @tuScatinc Go.,
ga. 29,042; Scott So, So. 1873;
@upcllo So, ga. 1887.