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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-11

attractions of the evening. Pies
were sold ranging from 81 to $3.75
and the net proceeds We're $500.
Sadie Thornbloom acted as a witch,
and Verdella Harder as an Indian
and with them telling fortunes they
took in neat little sum. With E..
B. Harder aucti0leer and P. A. Pier
son clerk the crowd was entertained
as we'll as made to bid.
The money collected will be used
for furnishing hot lunches for the
children of the school.
There will be no guess work on
your car if you bring it to us for re-
pairs, we have specialist in charge
O'Gara Garage.-adv. 21-22
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-11-11
Plenty of Them in Sank Centre, and
Good Reason for it.

Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the
following. Ask your neighbor.
Mrs. H. G. Sohle, N. Main St.,
Sank Centre, says: ~ can certainly
praise Doan's Kidney Pills, because
l have used them and they brought
me fine results. When / had back
Evening star., 1920-11-23
ALLIES CONTROL VISIT
OF EX-KAISER TO GREECE
Corfu Story Believed Fantasy at
The Hague-Crown Prince
Can Leave Holland.

THE HAGUE. November %
Former Emperor William OF Germany
could go to Corfu only with the con
sent of the allied powers. the Assoc
ciated Press Was informed at the for
eign office today. This Information
was elected by an inquiry relative 70
reports that the former emperor
villa on the island OF Corfu was he
ing repaired and that he was expected
to 90 there soon. The Dutch govern
ment has given assurance TO the al
lies that Count IoncnGolic!'r VII De
guarded at boorn.
even if former King Constantine,
brother law Of William. We're -
reg ain the Greek throne. saiu an o' :
fetal today, "and should actually IN
vite him to resume MS residence y,
the old castle Of Achilleion. " wousu
he only by the consent ot the aiiie'
that we would let him leave the pre-
scribed area at poorn. Nothing "
this kind has been taken up WIN 'he
allies"
SO far as the former German crow
prince is concerned. the Dutch gov
ernment is under no obligation 70
prevent him leaving Holland. II ne
wants to go. but there is an impress
sion at the foreign office that the en-
tire story relative to Corfu is IAN
tasy.
constantine calls story Lie.
LONDON. November 23--EN Mn
Constantine Of Greece has cmph.t''
ally denied reports that ne nad ~
v;ted former Emperor william o.
Germany to go to Corfu. Whe'e w
former emperor has Il residence says
!; dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Lucerne The correspondent reports ;
that when Constantine was asheu
w neither the story were true ne =" :.
di.nantly characterized 1t as ne.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
of jackson coii1ty. The question will
be fought out in the courts.
Httternesa Appears.

of jackson col1ty. The question will
be fought out in the courts.
BItterness Appears.
The first sign of bitterness shown
openly since the board moved from
sylvia to Asheville to complete its
canvass came from Chairman j. j.
Mason. following the reading or the
republican protest. !,
THAT is what I've known all along,
and your protests show it here, de-
cIared the chairman. that when you
oame,in before the board as citizens
youimeant to take the question and
run the board as you saw fft-Ethats
the. way look at your protest.
Mr. queen. asserting that the action
of republicans came - "A purely legal
step-the right Of citizens To anneat
TO a higher court. Our action IS not
aimed at any board member AS an in
dividual." he declared.
BY unanimous action. the board at
an earlier stage of the meeting voted
to declare the county poll boxes in
Sy Iva and Barkers creek. township ~
showing more votes cast than there
were voters at the polls. Brisk de-
bate resulted from this action.
"Were They Stuheds''
do you mean to declare them
stuffed" came the quick interroga
ton from the republican faction.
s -Sneaking-.fQr the board. Chairman
Mason assert Cd that this charge could
hardly be made. ras the evidence was
not sufficient to justify such an aecu-
sation Mr.. Queen vigorously denied
any charge of ballot box stufTing, and
asked that every step be taken to
determine the vote justly. The board
apparently did not see fit Ia dig fur
ther into the question.
We can't hardly afford to throw out
Evening star., 1920-11-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Frank r. Stafford of charlottesville. Va.
and Montana X. PeiiKo OF Roanoke. Va.
William II. Hoover and Ruth H. Worcester.
Z. V. Hut.Isr Of Springfield. Ohio. and l..
lmogene Vaughn Of Glen Rock. Pa.
Ice sumbiin and Grace .P.ndieton
William II. Rnynnr and Margaret Connors,
John 7. Murray and Margaret J. Ford
Robert l.. Campbell and Abbi- l.. Thomas.
both nf New tila.row Va.
Sannri Joseph ~ tharlottcsville. Va. and
Cora Tyler 81 Riverside. Va.
BENJAMIN /. Fowler and Jessie i Howell
Ernest Il Kendall and Grace ". Hyon
Harold NJ c"wi,S - Rochester. y. y. and
Marietta s. I.ank- Of this city
:, Howard $. I.ahnrn u Drtrnit nni Thnrl"w
Charles Il. Hudson md Annic h. Morgan.
both "f Capitol iI"i2h;s. NJ
James VI. o.Rfirn and l.nni" T. Il'pd
Robert r Fletcher and Mary Z. gill.
William lpshaw and ,idi- Mitchell
Edward Watson and Hannah Allen. h'ih
"f Baltimore, Nd
Howard !. Wilcox Of clarksviil- Tenn. and
Emma m, =, iIohh~ 4 hallimore. M ~ Mary i
Joseph j. Hughes 81 Nrw York city. and
Katie Peterson Of this citg.
Joseph J. Crowley and Frances r"ak
Erwin &. Howard and Edna y. Clark.
Walter u. Diys and Marion Ferris,
Arthur y. Wagner and Mary =. iarler
both Of charlottesville. Va
Sylvester Ruikett aud lieiia Bryant
benjamin r. R.aAers and Niigy Mobity.
Arthur l.. Enhrry nf l.eesbnrg. VI, ahh
Edmona clark ~ Hoycr. Na.
Jacob u krnIrirk and Mary T. Johnson
both Of Al"Nandria. Va. r..
james A. Ashford Of Wilkes Barre. IA
and Edith T. Wpodviic Of Nj. Jackson. Va
'r"rgr s Ming and Viola ~ Jackson
Michael LasaSso Of Detroit. Mich, and
Anna l.. Sanders nf I"eSbnrg. Va.
Morris s. Daniels. jr. Of Newark, \. j..
and Mamie II. Nichols Of this citt.
James T.. Carroll Of Suiiiand Nd, and
Gladys T. Davis OF Good Hope. ID. &.
Brn jamin l.. Lee anl Julia Pcmberton.
Jack M",gam ard Theresa Butler.
Louis krup-.,w of This city. and Mary
S'hunan uf Hartford, Conn.
Walter T.. Iaul OF his city. aud Agnes q
WuoIhurn nf Pearson. Nd.
Will Il. Swetnam and Marian I. Pannili.
George Tluma. and Alice WorneS
Eugene WnifsIrrimer ana Elsa Moses.
Jns.ph +. Henry and Ella Kemp. both OF
Belona. Va.
Waller Lee and Ruth Rayard.
Walter J. Walsh Of this city, and Florence
Wallgrave Of Philadelphia.
William H. Marvel and Ethel W. King.
William Shaw and Lillian Palmer.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
BkAsI vICTlMM CITY.
Leo 4. Drury Returns for Thanks
giving With Parents.

Leo K. Drury. who was injured In
the Wall street explosion. september
16. will spend Thanksgiving day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Drury
1921 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
He has so far recovered from MS IN
juries as to walk. with the aid Oh
orutches.
Mr. Drury's escape from death is
considered miraculous. He was pass
ing through Wall street when the ex-
piosion happened. Knocked uncon-
scious. he lay in the stree. for more
than an hour before it was discovered
that he was still alive. He was
rushed to a hospital and for weeks
covered between life and death.
T L. a. Drury, his father. president oil
he Merchants Bank. and Mrs. DrurN
spent most .. their time al IN" bed
side Of their son When h was onf
OF danger they returned 10 Washing
ton. and now the injured boy has
come t. this city 10 spend ThanEssiv-
ing day with them. II viii be Il truly
Thankss wing day al the Drury resi-
drnce.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
PLEADS FOR TEACHERS.
Education Costing More; Must Be
Paid For, Says DIR. Ballou.

Pleas for better salaries for public
school teachers were made by DR.. Frank
w Ballou superintendent Of schools. in
an address last night before the Cosmos
Club. Education is costing more" he
said, "and we should realize we must
pay more TO get it"
DR. Rallou pointed out the advantages
of the American educational system. and
indicated several points in program
for improvement. He characterized the
public schools as 1.-The most promising
single agency making for unification.
stability and preservation of our Ameri-
can Institutions.
The superintendent declared that
there is clearly defined educational pol
icy in a democracy. Every boy and
girl who comes to the public school,
he said. must have an equal opportu-
nifty. There is no place for autocracy in
the school classroom"
Surveys Of schools were lauded by the
SUPERINTENDENT, and he emphasized the
good resulting from such comprehensive
inspections, which. he declared. show
the need for increased efficiency in the :
schools" tc4 -. -. -.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
MRS. vOTAW GETS POST.
Sister of Mr.. Harding Will Head
Social Service Department

Work Of the l-nite,l States public
health service with disabled former
service men is to be in charge OF
AIRS. Carolyn Votaw. sister of
President elect Harding. who has just
been appointed head of the social
service department Of the service by
Surg General III. S. Cumming.
The office will not be able to take
up its work in earnest until an ap-
preparation is made by Congress. and
The service it Will perform has been
carried on largely by the Red Cross.
Mrs. SotaW was. until a few months
ago a member Of the metropolitan
Iolice force. where she was in char -
of first off ending girl delinqnents.
With her husband, Herbert Notaw.
she served for several years as mis-
Sionarv in India.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
I,ucien H. and Lena n. keyes. boy.
Edwin o. and Elizabeth Z. Davis. girl.
Thomas w and Laura Ragland. girl.
Abraham aud l:iisrppina Filippa. boy.
Perry A. and Elizabeth lIcmsl.y. hoy.
Joseph e. and Margaret l.. Sabin. boy.
Raymond l.. and Susie i. Hanback,. boy.
Caseo e.. and Lois g. Duke. girl.
Grover g. and RcsSie o.. Riddle. boy.
Frank A. and Edith &. O'l'ricn. girl and hoy
TwinS.
Bert g. and Lillian Mct:innsS, girl.
John W and Irene Il. Edwards girl.
Frank H. and Llra j. croggons. hoy.
ben njamin +. and Clementine Lewis. boy.
George 7. and Lucy Lee, boy.
John II. and Magdalena r. Sankcr. girl.
Austin r. and Ethel Gray. boy.
George r. and Annie shelton. girl.
George and Amanda Hunt. boy.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
7HROW'oUT INDIAN
iv0TE,BEAnNG COP.
Jackson County, N. c., Dis:
/ franchises is Tiff at
! Board Meeting.

ASHEvILLE. N. c.. November %
tby the Associated ,Press) -Eyery In
dian vote cast in jackson cohuty at
the general elections November 2
was thrown out by rising vote of the
jackson county board of canvassers
here Yesterday. nine voting in favor
of such section and two Opposed.
There are approximately sixty-five or
seventy Cherokee Indian votes dis
franchised under the board ruling. !.
By this move. all republican, candi-
dates, with perhaps the exception of
John B. Ensley. elect.
and one commissioner. were defeated
by their democratic opponents.
,ed sefore hpn npompt 1ns an9 cap
test of this action was voiced by II. K.
Queen, representing the republicans
Evening star., 1920-11-23
ENLlsTs TO AID SCHOOLS.
Central Labor Union in Campaign
to Improve Conditions.

Central Labor Union last night en-
listed in the campign TO improve con-
ditions in the local public schools.
The school committee. headed by Miss
Mary c. Dent of the Grade School
Teache Union. at meeting OF the
organization last night. in Musicians
Hall. announced the intention or In
troducin. into tn. next meeting rec.
concentrations for the Increase or
space and facilities in the schools.
During The coming week the finish
ing touches to the report Of the In
uuiry committee will be added. Mem
bers of the committee lnclude =. =
Coulter. T. ]. Jones. Thomas {. Fox.
Miss Elizabeth Hayden. Miss S. T..
Ulrich,a and Miss G. =. Duiin-
DR.. Abram Simon vas scheduled 70
address the meeting, but was pre-
vented from attending by a heavy
cold and the inclement weather.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
NUNS TO SEE FILM.
..Luring Shadows in Private DIS
play at Gonzaga Theater.

The unique spectacle oi seVera, nun IN
dred nuns and teaching sisters OF the
Catholic Church attending motion PIC
ture performance will be presented IN
Gonzaga College Theater this afternoon
when a film Of the Catholic Art Associa-
ton. entitled "luring Shadows, will be
presented privately under the auspices
OF the college faculty.
Although the picture is said by the
faculty to be i thriller and founded
On a love story. it is intended primarily
as a lesson on spififta:sni. anu hiuch =!
tha reel exhibits actual phenomena at
seances. For that reason Catholic lead
ers arranged that the Washington nuns
and sisters should see the film at pri-
yate exhibition Exhibitions Of the flinl
for the general public VIII be gwen 10
Evening star., 1920-11-23
ADMITTED TO BAR.
E. G. r. Humphries, Former News
paper Man. to Practice Law.

T.. c. r. Humphries. 2a15 Wisconsin
avenue. newspaper man who has
worked on every Washington newspa-
per during period of more than
twenty years was admitted to the bar
OF the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia today and will practice
law in the Office Of Robert l. Miller.
When the republican national cam
Iaign started nine months ago Mr.
Humrhries was asked to take charge
OF labor publicity At the Chicago head
quarters of the republican national
committee. He had charge of all the
labor publicity during the campaign.
Mr.. HumphrieS is a member Of The
Republican State League of Clubs. the
Southern Society the Presidents Own.
Army and Navy Garrison. and served
in Company r, 18th Pennsylvania
Volunteers. in the war with Spain.
He is a member of the executive com
niittee Of the national press commit
tee for District of Columbia suffrage.
He was one of the first presidents Of
the Virginia Press Association, and
tor years specialized as a writer on
industrial and economic subjects. be-
sides making special studies in Grim
inology. penology and criminal law.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
DROPS ANARCHY VIEWS.
Confessed Communist Recants and
Is Lectured on Americanism.

NEW YORK. November 23.- Elias
Marks pleaded guilty TO charge Of
criminal anarchy and was lei off with
a suspended sentence here yesterday,
after Justice Barlow 5. Weeks. i'll the
criminal branch Of the supreme court.
had lectured him for two hours on
AmericaniSm
Marks, who was caught in a raid
on communist party headquarters
here a year ago, recanted any opin-
ions he might ever have held con-
sistent with the communist party be-
lief. and repudiated the party's doc
trineS.
He had been indicted on the ground
that membership in the communist
party implied advocacy of the over
throw of the government by unlaw-
full means.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
EXTENT OF P. R. R. SHOWN
Formulation Of More Than 52.-
600, 900 Served.

Railroad lines owned and operated by
the Pennsylvania railroad: now serve
nla in fourteen states, or approximately
as DER cent of the population Of the
Uniikd States the ea'ennsylvania has an
nounced.e -: -
The Pennsylvania system now trav-
erses 11.s67 miles OF territory in these
fourteen states. but the actual track
age of the system in this territory COW
ers nearly two and half times this
number of miles, according to the COM
pany's statement. The railroads. sys-
tenn now has 2S.031.99 miles Of track.
which includes main lines. branch lines
and sidings. or this trackage 1886
miles are east of Pittsburgh and Erie
and IL, ,O65 miles west of these cities.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
EIGHT WATCHES STOLEN.

A glass window in the store
Of Mrs. Hugo Selinger. at 9l1 Penn
sylvania avenue, was smashed early
this r,orning and eight watches, val
shelf. Police were notified, and de-
tectives from headquarters have been
assigned to the case
David Lehman of s13 II street re
ported to the police today that du-
trance to his shop. where the safe
was opened through knowledge OF
the combination, and s76-S7 taken
Evening star., 1920-11-23
CASE SENT TO GRAND JURY
Man Joy Riders" Held in Connec.
ton With Actresses Death.

CHICAGO. November GA coro-
ner's jury, holding the inquest over
the bodies of Maree Ramey and Lii
lian Thompson. actresses found dead
in Grant Park week ago. yesterday
recommended that Lawrence and Har-
rs Jorgenson, Michael Cox and Mar
Gus Brumberger he held to the grand
jury.
The four men We're with the act
resses on Joy ride which ended
when the women We're left in Grant
Park
Evening star., 1920-11-23
ANOTHER HUNGER STRIKE.
Newspaper Man, Held by o. S.
in Santo Domingo, Starts One.

HAVANA. November 23, Horacio
Blanco Fombona. held a prisoner by
the American military authorities in
Santo Domingo. has started hunger
strike. according to word received
here. Fombona is a newspaper man.
and has gained considerable fame as
a poet.
The decision Of Fombona TO refuse
food is said to be not only in protest
against his detention. but also against
the class of food provided him. which
is alleged to consist of a ration of
beans and potatoes.
Fombona is member of promi-
nent Venezuelan family. and a brother
Of Rufino Blanco Fombona. a widely
known author He has resid20 In
Santo Domingo during the last six
years because of differences with the
present Venezuelan government.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
SLEW FOR MONEY, CHARGE
Negro Accused Of Poisoning Soldie,
Nephew to Get Insurance.

MACON, Ga, November 23.-Follow-
ing the disinterment at Vienna. Dooly
county, of the body Of Henry Mitchell,
negro soldier. who died on December
81, 1919. NJ Clarence Mitchell. negro
doctor of this city and uncle of the de-
ceased. was arrested tonight on a charge
of murder The investigation which re-
suited in the arrest Of the doctor was
directed by federal investigators from
the bureau of war risk insurance.
The state charges the doctor poisoned
his nephew to obtain $4,000 govern
ment insurance and $4,000 in private
companies.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
BURN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.
Japanese Say It Was "Nest of Ko-
rean Outlaws

TOXIC. November 22-An official
report issued yesterday says that Jap
anese troops have burned the Chris
tian school near Changtao, 1t having
been said that 1t was found to be
a nest Of Korean outlaws,
The Jill Shimpo reports that the
Japanese have arrested five Koreans
at Vladivostok, and sent them into
Korea. They were charged with pur-
chasing arms. 1t is alleged that they
confessed.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
KIN VISIT Ex-EMPRESS.
Children at Bedside of Augusta Vic.
toria. Near Death at Doom.

DOORN, Holland, November % tby
tho Associated Press).-All the Ho
henzollerns are making what may be
their last visit to the former German
Emuress Augusta Victoria. Prince
oscar and his wife arrived at Doom
,nday. prince Eitel Frederick is eX-
pected tomorrow.
In order not to overexcite the for
mer empress with an entire family
reunion, her children are making Wis
,ts in turn Prince Adalbert and
prince Furstenburg. who were the
6r.t 10 arrive, went back to Germany
i,rst after Prince Oscar reached Doom
This morning. The former Crown
Prince Frederick William 10 oomingl
hack this evening to see his mother.
The condition Of the former e.
press is considered most serious !.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
SURRENDER TO REDS.
Units of Semenoff's Army Said to
Have Killed Officers.

HARDIN. Manchuria. November %.
of Gen. Semenoff's anti
bolshevik army have surrendered to
the Russian soviet forces. which they
are said to have joined. 1t is reported
these units. which made up a consid-
cradle portion of the force commanded
by Gen. Semenoff, killed their officers.
Many of the men managed to escape
into Mongolia.
Manchuria station. on the railroad
between Harbin and Chita. and sit
uated near the Siberian frontier. has
been occupied by the bolsheviki. The
Chinese are preparing to resist any
attempt to invade Manchuria.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
MRS. EDISON EXCUSED.
Court Allows Her to Attend Hus
band, Who Is Ill.

NEWARK. n. J.. November 81
Thomas A. Edison has a cold. and Mrs.
Edison has been excused from jury
service because of it.
The wife of the inventor was to be
foreman of Essex county's second
feminine jury. which convened yes
terday. Her place was filled by Mrs.
Edith Colby. wife of former United
States Senator Everett Colby. after
the judge had granted her request to
be released so she might remain at
home with Mr. Edison.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
WILL LEASE RAILROAD.
c., M. & st. p. to Take Over Bank
rupt Indiana Line.

CHICAGO, November 23-Plans are
nearing completion, it is announced,
for the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railway to take over the Chicago,
Terre Haute and Southeastern road
under 999-year lease, The latter
road has a total trackage of 374 miles,
and now is in the hands of a receiver.
The Terre Haute line was valued at
$24.s36,751 in its last annual report.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
ICE CREAM FOR VOTERS.
Baltimore Women Expended 5000
to Entertain.

Two hundred dollars spent for ice
cream by the Taxpayers League of
Baltimore County in the recent cam
Iaign was one result OF the entry of
woman into politics.
On the list of expenses filed yester-
day at Towson by b. John Black.
treasurer for the campaign on behalf
of the county charter. ice cream ap-
pears eleven times as an item of eX-
pense Expenditures for this confec-
tion ranged in the items from IS to
S4274
The league also spent s4.9S for cake.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
BOATS CREW OF TWO MISSING

BEAUFORT, N. c., November 23.-
Two men. comprising the crew Of the
auxiliary fishing boat Endeavor,- en-
route from Atlantic City, N. j.. to
Savannah, are believed to have been
drowned Off Bogue inlet near here.
The vessel anchored some time during
the night of the inlet. Coast guards
late yesterday boarded the boat and
found it deserted, and later discovered
an overturned dory.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
KILLED IN HER HOME.
Carlisle, Pa, Woman shot-Two
Soldiers Held.

CARLISLE. Pa, November 2s.-Ars.
Julia brewery. thirty-five years old
was shot and Instantly killed in her
home here last night. AS the result of
an investigation. the district attorney
of Cumberland county is holding two
soldiers from the field service school
here on suspicion of being implicated
in her death.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
DRY AGENTS ALERT.
Activity Causes Change in Plans
of Coast Bootleggers.

TAMPA. Fla. November 23.-Spe-
cials from Oldsmar report that boot
leggers, headed of by the activity OF
federal prohibition officers at Miami.
where liauor has been brought in from
Bimini, in the Bahamas, have turned
their attention to the west coast and
are landing liquor at Safety harbor'
Oldsmar and other points on Old Tam :
pa bay.
Evening star., 1920-11-23
LAKE SHIPS sToRMBoUNp.

PORT HURON, Mich. November 23.
Sixteen lake vessels are tied up in
the st. Clair river below Port Huron,
awaiting clearing weather. II. was
one Of the largest stormbound fleets
reported this year.
Evening star., 1920-11-23

some 900 legal votes just because of a
few illegal votes that somehow got
in," said Chairman Mason. But when
a box is stuffed. it s'the usual thing
to throw it out"
Evening star., 1920-11-23

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