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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-12

Alphonso Bentfeld Of West I'm
ion spent few hours with friends in
Sank Centre Sunday. Phonse form
er high school graduate of the Sank
Centre schools has been employed at
Morristown, N. Oak, for the past sew
eral months.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX

County Treasurer Christ Schmitt
announced Saturday that the person.
al property tax was due within the
next three weeks. The treasurer's
department is working short handed
at this time and it would be greatly
appreciated if these taxes might be
paid at an early date so as to avoid
an eleventh hour rush.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-12
W. W. McNIECE HAS STROKE

w. w. McN1ece, one OF the paCrl-
archs Of Sank Centre suffered a
stroke of paralysis at his rooms over
the Merchants National Bank some
time during Sunday night. He was
found in this condition by DR.. A. L.
Blk Monday. Mr.. McNiece was
taken to the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Fiesler, and late re-
ports state that he is resting easily.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-12

Paul Forsberg returned home from
Minneapolis Monday where he has
been employed the past several
weeks.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-02-12

Jan. LIST, 1920.
Assets
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
URGES MINISTERS
STUDY MEDICINE
Suggests Poorly Paid Clergy
Cure Bodies as Well as
Souls.

LONDON. Dec. 2O.-A controversy
is on among the poorly paid clergy
men who find themselves hard hit
by the high cost of living over a
novel suggestion put forward By DIT.
Robert Rentoul, a prominent Liver
pool practitioner. that the clergy
men could augment their incomes
by acting as doctors as we'll as par
sons.
DR.. Rentoul advises yong clergy
men TO study medicine. take their
degree and COM ine bOdy-curing
with soul-saving work.
Many clergymen do not look with
favor on the idea. They argue that
they have plenty to do already and
that legal practitioners would bitter
ly resent competition from them.
One wants 20 know where "A poor
Curate is 20 raise the $3.50 necessary
10 qualify for medical degree and
others hold that within "a month
the @ erico-medico's sermons would
be thin. and that the soul would suf-
fer at the expense of the body"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
REPORT MILLERAND
BUYS AIR LIMOUSINE
Warned Not to Fall From
Window as Did Des-
chanel.

PARIS. Dec. 2O.-Pres't. Millerand,
despite the earnest contrary advice
Of Madame Millerand. is reported 70
heve ordered an airplane Limousine
for the purpose Of making official
visits 20 foreign capitals and cities
in the provinces.
Should the report prove 70 be
founded, II will mean a departure
in the mode OF travelling OF presi-
dents in France and the permanent
sidetraCking of the presidential train.
A regular squadron will have TO be
provided for the presidential suite
and the 90 or so journalists who &C
company the president on all his
trips from Paris.
Some newspaper call the presi-
dents attention 10 the fact that a
fall from the window OF his aerial
limousine would have more terrible
results than leaning too far out OF
the train window, referring to the
accident to the former Pres't Paul
Deschanel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
WAR DISINHERITS
HIM; WILL FIGHT
TO SHARE ESTATE
German Sues to Get Millions
Left By His French
Mother.

LEBANON, Pa. Dec. ia legal
battle for the possession Of several
million dollars will be staged in the
orphans court OF Lebanon county
Jan. Il. when Judge Henry will
hear the contest TO break the will
OF the late Rosaline Parent Coleman
Of Paris. France.
The contestant is hex son, DR..
Guido Henckle Of Freiburg, Ger
mary. and efforts are being male
10 obtain passports for him to come
here for the trial.
DIR. Hcuklc, who was n surgeon
In the German army during the
world war, was son Of Mrs. Cole
man by her marriage with tho late
Prince Donnersmark of Germany.
In her VIII made in 1907 she made
him her universal legatee. but dis
inherited him in a codicil in 1915
when Germany declared war on
France, declaring him dead to her
OH account OF the war"
The figAt here will involve the
RoSdiine Parent Coleman interest in
the Cornwall iron ore mines al
Cornwall, Pa, now controlled by
the Bethlehem steel CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Coal Operators Refute
Statements Of Miners

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Dec. 10
Reports said TO be in circulation
throughout the country that miners
are being oppressed and manhandled
i'm the Ningo county coal fields, were
refuted Sunday night in a statement
issued by the Williamson Coal Oper-
ators' association here.
at has been brought TO our atten-
ton" the statement said, that union
leaders are claiming hired gunner
and thugs are employed by the OPP
orators about the mines. This is not
true. We have never employed OPP
eratives nor ARMED guards at any
time. Watchmen are maintained as
at other industrial plants 10 protect
property.
"Our contention is that the men
have right 70 strike if they wish.
But also other men have a right to
work, and there is no right or rea-
son for dissuading them by persua-
sion or intimidation. If the strikers
VIII let those alone who desire 10
work, there will be no cause for
trouble, and any violence Will disap-
pear from the district at once. To
succeed in having employees or pro
prietory employees work or seek
work without fear is our fight now
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Pretty Girl Stages
Daylight HOIduP On
North Side Chicago

CHICAGO, Dec. ia pretty
girl with a pearl handled revolver
today played the leading part in
daylight holdups in the north side
residential district.
In each case she pretended 10 be
lost. stopped a passerby and asked
him 20 direct her 10 an address
which always proved 20 be only a
few doors distant. Generally the
person volunteered TO point out the
exact door but when IL was reached
the revolver was placed against his
side and he was order TO go in or
get filled with lead"
Inside two men completed the
holdup and tied the victim 10 a bed.
then the girl went out for another
victim.
After three men had been robbed
and tied the bandits left. One OF
the victims broke loose and notified
the police.
Two men and a girl were arrested
tonight IN connection with the rob-
berries. but denied they we're impli-
Gated.
Robbers entered a department
gtore early today and obtained
s.. from the attendant A police
man on guard was wounded IN an
exchange Of shots.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Hiss LEVY CHOSEN
FORPART IN PLAY
Law School Dramatic Club to
Present Playlet Next
Month.

INDIAEAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 1s.-
Miss Jessie Levy of South Bend has
been chosen by the president Of the
Indiana Law school dramatic club
to rlay one Of the leading parts in
Facing the Music" 10 be given by
the law school in January. Be
cause Of their being only a limited
number Of girls in the law school
IN proportion 20 boys. the club will
cooperate with Butler college in the
presentation Of this play.
Miss Levy, who IS a senior law
student was chosen at a meeting Of
tho senior law students recently as
editor Of the Indiana Law School
COPY. which was published in the
Butler Drift" an annual published
by the college.
Miss Levy, during the time she
has been in law school has been en-
ployed I'm the capacity OF law clerk
in both the supreme and appeIlat e
courts Of Indiana, with Chief Justice
David A. Myers Of the supreme
court, her first year IN law school.
Until the present time she has been
the law clerk OF Judge Willis Nc
Nah0n OF the appellate court and
the first OF the year will again re-
turn TO the SUPREME court I'm the
capacity of law clerg and secretary
10 Judge Julius Travis Of Laporte.
Ind who was just recently elected
to the supreme bench.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
NOTRE DAME NEWS

Preliminaries for the selection OF
candidates for the Notre Dame rep
resentadves IN the triangular de-
bates OF the Indiana intercollegiate
Debating league were completed on
Saturday under the direction OF
Rev William Bolger, c. S. c.. di-
rector OF debating at the school.
The following men qualified for
the semi-finals which will be held
shortly after the resumption OF the
classes after the holidays: Ray
mOnd Gallagher. Vincent Nagle
John Duffy, Charles Molz. Lee
Ward, Joseph Rhomberg, Raymond
Brady. Edward Lennon, Pau
Breen, James Hogan. Thomas Rich
ards, Forrest Hall, Walter Mcintyre
Vincent Engels, Raymond Witalski
norman DeGrace. Francis Calvin
Worth Clark, Emmett Sweeney, JOS
eph Sullivan, Leo Tschudi, Frank
Cavanaugn. James Birmingham and
Brother Theophilus, c. s. G.
The judges IN the prenminaries
were Rev. BOlger, Rev. Paul Folk
Rev. James Stack, Rev. Bernard
III, and Prof. Joseph Rafter Fol
lowing the semi-finals and finals q
negative and an affirmative team
VIII be selected TO represent the
school in the first triangular debate
with Valparaiso and Goshen at No
ire Dame on the night Of March Il
The second series will be held or
the evening Of April 4, when the
winning teams Of the first cCntest'
Will meet IN the final.
The subject TO be debated IS: IRE
solved, That the federal government
should own and operate all the coal
mines OF the United States, consti-
tutionally granted" Twelve schools
will take part in the debates, in
Guiding Indiana. Purdue. DePauw
Earlham, Manchester. Indiana Cen
trail, Franklin. Butler. Wabash, Cos
gen, Valparaiso and Notre Dame
The record Of the local debating
teams eXcells even that OF the foot
ball squads. as the Notre Dame de-
bators have been returned winners
in 80 Of a possible 33 contests since
the augmentation commenced in
1899, numbering among their vic
TINS Butler. Oberlin, Iowa State
Ohio State, DePauw, Detroit College
Of Law, Detroit university, George.
town. Wabash. Indiana. Drake
Western Reserve, St. Viators and
Illinois College OF Law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Captain of Inflated
Ship is Charged With
Criminal CGreieSSneSS

AUGUSTA. KY, Dec. 19.-Crimi-
nal carelesSueSS upon the part Of
Capt George II. Hart. master Of tho
United States steam launch Marga-
ret that sank In the Ohio river Sat
urday night. was responsible for the
tragedy. according TO the verdict re-
turned by a corOners jury following
the recovery today of the eleven
victims Capt. Hart, his daughter
and the latter's husband were
drowned. having been trapped with
three others in the upper cabin Of
the boat.
Enrinecr Dan Dykes. Knoxville.
Tenn. who hoC been employed on
the boat for eight months testified
that he had repeatedly told Capt.
Hart that the boat had open seams
that would let in much water ana
that IL was dangerous TO operate IT,
The engineer said capt Hart alNy avs
told him 10 go ahead with his work
and he would look after the rest
Two other members OF the crew
who escaped drowning swOre that
they had called the attention Of the
CAPTAIN 20 the condition OF the boat.
Dykes said the boat sank two min
utes after il spraug a leak.
The government boat Mingo. with
diving apparatus on board. arrived
here today and IS anchored near the
place where the Margaret went
down. but as vet no divers have
gone down 10 TIE submerged boat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
IRISH OF STATE
ORGANIZE UNIT
NATIONAL CLUB
viii Promote Movement in
America to Recognize
Irish Republic.

The Indiana state Organization OF
the American Association for the
recognition Of the Republic Of Ire
land was formed at a convention
held in the Tapestry Room OF the
Oliver hotel Sunday afternoon. II.
p Muckian Of Chicago is temporary
president John NJ Cooney. dean OF
the Journalism Department OF the
University Of Notre Dame. and d. l.
Gui'foyle Of $50 W. LaSalle St, were
elected vice president and treasur-
er. respectively. Fifty persons at
tended the meeting.
In speaking of the conditions ex-
listing in Ireland today, Lawrence
Ginneu, who for twenty years was
n member Of the British House OF
Commons. said, The Irish people
have established a government. by
a majority Of 81 percent of the pop
ulation. which is functioning and
which has taken over all the courts
OF the country"
Morgan on Program
Mr.. Ginnell after showing how
the people were united said that II
Ireland was properly governed It
would become one OF the richest ma
tons OF the world for its size, being
able to support ten millions of peo-
PIE.
The purpose of the new organi-
zation IS" he continued, ITO pro-
vide some body that will open 70 all
true Ar orleans regardless OF race,
or creed who are DESTROYS of aiding
the Irish nation IN it's fight for self
determination"
Dennis Morgan, mayor Of Thurles,
Ireland who has been on hunger
strike and on whose head there is
a price. told Of the atrocities that
are being perpetuated in Ireland by
the Black and Tan. He said that
ne experienced great difficulty in get
ting to the United States TO give his
testimony at the investigation of the
atrocities committed in Ireland that
is now being conducted at Washing
ton d. G.
Officers are Chosen.
Mr. Morgan said in giving his
opinion of the spirit OF the people.
'In the Eastern Rebellion OF 1916
De Valera together with seventy
men held the British forces in Ire
land at bay for six days" He said
that the people will be exterminated
rather than TO concede in any way
TO the British government.
The following were elected tenn
porary officers of the state organiza-
ton 20 preside as such until the next
state convention which will be held
early in April; II. y. Muckian. q
Chicago, Ind. president; John NJ
Cooney. South Bend. vice president;
rs. Frank J. Belot, Fort Wayne, sec
rotary: d. L. Guilfoyle, South Bend
treasurer: directors, Mrs. John
Foohey, Fort Wayne, George Mack
Gary. Mark BrOderick, r. Chicago
x. ]. Godfrey, r. Chicago. Patrick
aloney. Gary: Frank Thomas, Notre
Dame; and Mrs. Mary O'Shea, r
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20

Volumes in which a novel honor
system prevails 20 insure quiet and
preservation Of the equipment IS in
excellent shape. speaking we'll for
che behavior OF the young idea at
Notre Dame.
Brother Caietan declares the Sc
cret of the success OF his depart
1ent lies I'm the manifold facilities
FOR varied play indoors and out
which afford his men" indepen-
F-rce OF weather conditions. and
SUM ms rizes his experience in a work
which few men can do IN the state
uent that the American boy will
respond 10 fair treatment He sent
his boys home for the Christmas va
cation witch words OF praise for their
conduct and asked them TO reflect
credit on the school by a continue
ton Of the same spirit at home.
stating that the good example OF one
BOY was worth more than all the
admonitions OF projects and ebay
iains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Drops Lighted Match
Tito Gasoline Tank.
Causing $1,000 Fire

NEW ALBANY, Ind. Dec. ia
lighted match dropped inro n gaso-
line tank which he believed empty.
by John Lamb. jr.. L years old. OF
this city. caused fire which dam
aged q store building 10 the amount
Of $4,000 and caused a near-panic
in q theater here today.
The tank, which stood IN an al
ley 40 the rear Of the White House
department store mad the Grand
-heater. exploded. the flames being
quickly communicated 10 the store
building.
Patrons OF the theater rushed
Practically for the exist on hearing
the explosion. but no one was hurt.
Lamb was severely burned put
il IS not believed MS injuries viii
prove fatal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
DEATHS
srRs HULDA noERTHEL-

Mrs Hulda Boerthcl, so. r. +.
u. Lakeviile. Ind. died at her home
Saturday evening at 11:45 o'clock
following a short illness with heart
trouble.
She is survived by husband.
Augus. by children Carl Snyder.
Us l. Indiana ar. South Bend
Nfav snyder 40. -. r.. South
Bend. Mrs. Alfred Hinklc. r. y.
$50 s. South Bend Augustus, Rob
ert Henry. Elizabeth. at home; by
sister, 1lrs. A. Wagner. South
Bend She vas born in Germany
Feb. 20 ssf. and was 56 years old
She was married 20 August Boer-
rHcI July e. 1895.
THE funeral viii be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the
residence and burial viii be in
SUMPTION Prairie cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
CrOiUn Soldiers Raid
Court House OF Dublin

BELFAST. Dec. 19-The court
house AZ Cork was raided Saturday
by crown forces Officials of The
county officials and OF other bodies
occupying the building were held Up
and searched. No arrests were
made. however.
While walking along Bridge st. I'm
Cork during the day. Nancy O'S1ll-
Ivan. a girl whose home Is on ST.
Finbar I'd. was shot in the leg
There IS no clew 10 the person who
inflicted the injury.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
Daniels Makes Plea For
Naturalization of oil

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia plea
Tor naturalization Of OIL for sun
day night by Sec'y Daniels speak
ing at the annual dinner OF the
American Society OF Naval Engl-
neCrS.
other nations are conscr line
their oil in the ground and buying
American oil" ne said we hay.
been prOdigal 10 the point OF in
jury TO American interests on tho
sea.
This country should not put an
absolute embargo upon oil. but
there Is crying need for such r.
strictions a. will not jeopardize the
future needs OF the merchant ma
rine and the navy.
In an emergency an adequate
supply OF oil for our fighting ships
might turn the tide Of battle"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
'Y DORMITORY MEN
HEAR CHAIR TALK
Fellowship Club Enjoys Din
ner and Program at As
ISOLATION Home.

An address by Rev. Charles
O'Hair Houston. Texas, was the
feature OF the dinner and meeting
Of the Fellowship club in the dining
room of the Y. NJ. c. 4. Sunday
evening. Special music and violin
selections were also part of the pro-
gram.
Rev O'Hair spoke on the place Of
Christ IN the world today and said
that His spirit and the ideals for
which lie died ought to have a
deeper and firmer place in the
human heart.
Those who have in their hearts
true love of Christ and of His
teachings and who nurture and
garner the words OF the Son OF God
in their souls have done much to
make clear their path to the feet
of God.
Should Remember Lessons.
we must believe with greater
faith and hope with purer trust
that Christ died on Calvary's cross
to save US each and everyone. Ry
that sublime saCrificial act He saw
ed Us from the fearful penalties Of
hell. And il is for us who profess
10 follow Him 10 remember well His
life, death and lessons 20 human
kind
THE power OF Christ and our
dependence on that power is the
only means Of salvation. Each one
q us were created for participation
OF the. joys and the glories OF the
eternal kingdom and we deny that
truth and deprive ourselves Of every
consolation IL we do not live as
Christ has taught us 10 live-in JUS
tice. faith. hope and love. For thus
only can we enter into the heritage
prepared for US from all eternitE-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
RErrIRN NnICTNIEINTS.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. t.
Returning a sealed verdict in ac-
cordance with the order OF Judge
J. =. Jeffries. Of the VigO county
circuit court. the jury in the case
against Frank Mcdonald, charged
with having murdered Mrs Aman-
ia Rayce at Clinton, Ind. March
J. 1919. ended AZ ; O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, after celebrating 25
hours. The verdict will be read at
the opening OF the court session
at o'clock tomorrow morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
BeIieue Joyriders Took
Richardson's Machine

William Richardson, SO y. Will
bur st, reported 20 the police Sun
day afternoon that his Overland au-
tomobile had been stolen from It's
parking place In the downtown sec
tior. The Indiana license mum Der
OF the car is 32Sg0 Police officials
i0Vriders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
VII Probe Reports
OF Starving Children

NEW YORK, Dec 19.-Wnliam
j. Mckinley. supreme secretary Of
the Knights Of Columbus, Sunday
received a telegram from James T..
Dcery. national president OF tho
Ancient order OF Hibernians. offer
ing cooperation In the knights in
FesugaUon OF starvation among the
children Of Ireland.
The investigation. suggested By
Herbert Hoover. chairman OF the
European relief council, Was sum-
mOned yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
RICKEY DENIES REPORT.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. 19.-Mana-
ger Branch RicKey Of the St Louis
Nationals sunday night denied a re-
port that the local owners had pur-
chased a part interest in the Syr-
acuse club Of the international
league, ard that the latter would
turn over Lester sell, a pitcher, 10
the cardinals. He said no agreement
las been reached With Syracuse
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
JEWS WILL BECOME
POWER OF UNIVERSE,
CHAIR PREDICTION
Eouston Man Defend, Jews
Against Alleged Attack
Of Henry Ford.


''The Jews wiz be the last great
nation of the earth. other peoples
&c..
may 20 U'-''41 anu
Jew VIII ultimately rise tfiuiH 'il'i--
and 20 power over all." So spoke
pev Cv..rr.s otrr.r Of Uuueton.
t
TEX in ms address i' 'lie
school on the subject "li.r ry Fori
Affack an tho JeyCgf Eh-2"
~. .--. -,,-.~5 f-or, tba
pamphiet recently la-i 1t il.IiL
Ford, which contains - ~ 81 pu'-
hshed articles oa1 i-lE ti.A me J'"
and tne-r status ln .ai- country
ln olner anus atl-I
quote Jlons. rev - ilab "-
meaning or me articles ln tAe i5is
or Bible prophecy
me quota -l''s s'.I.l 'Na-
jew Us the mas .er tol-letls. oil iAe
World ana tnat ne desires ABOVE ai
20 throw the Wofll lulp anarchy .'
attain his ends. Russia ul.t1-s inc
jew Tor the ADVENT OF Dol. -''
and Germany mas declared nlm lAe
sole power who caused the overtime"
or the empire VOW the JcW l7 com =
ms TO other lands I'm his course OF
destruction and now controls the
properly ln large cities such as New
York and london
Distinct Nationaiity-
The quotations further stated
that Judaism IS the curse or the
earth and that IL really Us vast
conspiracy TO crush the Gentle ana
get his gold and thus ruie the world
The articles accused the jews or try
ing 90 dem oralize and undermine the
minds or the Gcntiles by various m
ElduOus means The Jews have
gained control OF the moving ic,ure
world 70 show immoral plcturesi
they have seized the clothes depart
Tnents OF the land 10 set unwhole-
some fashions I'm dress. they have
gained possession of the tobacco and
liquor trades for the purpose of dOp-
ing the commodities and they lave
established in our schools AMI col
leges the disastrous ideas and prio-
CiDles of Darwinisn and the doc
frines of HaekeI Kant. Nieetzche and
Others TO inculcate rufnous and false
education I'm the minds OF the men
end women of our country"
The articles put forth the state
rnents that the sole object of the
Teu,s ina tbfs fe ia destroy e,-fs+fna
Governments and peopIrs and bv
DrOCurinw the gold of the earth have
fora,ar tbefr enemies who have mar
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-20
MAY BAR THEATER
TICKET SPECULATION

BUSNOS AIRES. Dec. 90 cam
paign % suppress speculation in
theater tickets has been undertaken
in this city. An ordinance has been
proposed 70 prohibit such resale OF
such tickets except under strict zeg-
Nations.