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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-29

large class at the convention
Tentative plans were made for the
organization of a mixed chorus
which will form the nucleus for a
glee club to enter the state glee club
delegations at Grand Lodge sessions
in June of 1889. After the meeting
a delicious lunch and social hour
were enjoyed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-29
PWA GRANT FOR
SCHOOL APPROVED
Continued from Page One)

and William Otto, asks that the
price be reduced to $4,000.
The original price set on this
property was $4,000, and sometime
ago the school board and the other
owners cut the price to $4,000 al
the request of the government pur.
chasing department. That cut re-
duced the school lot by $500, the
Dubois lot by $500 and the William
Otto property by $1,000. This lat
est request, if granted, would make
the price on the school lot $1,000
The board took no decision on this
request at Tuesday nights meet
ing. However, they decided to meet
with the owners of property in the
joint proposal later.
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Little Sank (Long Bridge) Lutheran
Church
Methodist Church

Sunday school 900 a. m.
On account of the Annual Con-
ference being held this week, there
will be no worship service next
Sunday.
The Queen Esthers will meet
with Beverly and Shirley Paske on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
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Gospel Tabernacle


Saturday, 200 p. m, Junior c. A.
meet for bible study, stories and
choruses.
500 p. M, Senior c. A., Mrs. X.
Arvold in charge.
Sunday services: 1000 a. m. Sun
day school. HOO a. m. morning
worship, followed by Communion.
500 p. m. evangelistic service.
Monday, October 8, will be time
of real blessing in two great SER
vices (2:3O and 500 p. NO. when
pastors and representatives from
neighboring assemblies will gather
for a District Fellowship Meeting.
Because of limited quarters, both
services will be held in the Congre-
gational Church. We do thank our
good friends for their kindness.
Rev. B. E. Peterson, a former
pastor, will be the guest speaker for
the evening. Rev. Peterson, pastor
of the Fergus Falls Tabernacle,
presents the Friendly Family Eel
lowship over KFDG every week
day morning at 500 a. M, Sundays
at 900 a. m. Many have enjoyed
his ministry over the air. We in
vite you to meet and hear him on
Monday evening.
Free lunch will be served for out
of-town guests between the two
services.
Come-enjoy the blessings of the
Lord in both services. Special mus
ic and singing at both services.
Charles F. Busch, Pastor.
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A huge birdhouse in Prospect
Park, Minneapolis, bears sign
reading: For Wrent.'
Finland was the first country to
concede woman suffrage.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-29
Zion Lutheran Church

Corner Third and Maple st.
900 a. m. divine service. 1000
a. m. Sunday School, promotion
day. Hoo a. m. divine service. 500
p. m. Tuesdays, adult class.
8:45-11:45 a. m. Thursdays, relig-
ious instruction for children from
third grade on.
900 a. m. Saturday, confirmation
classes. J. F. Schumacher, pastor.
sss
Church of the Good Samaritan
18th Sunday After Trinity
7:3O a. m. Holy Communion. 1000
a. m. church school. HOO a. m.
Holy Communion. 500 p. m. Jun
ior division, YPF.
Thursday, important choir prac-
tice, TOO a. m.
Thursday is st. Michael and All
Angels Day. The altar guild will
be at the parish house, 500 p. m.
r. J. Mott, Rector,
st. Johns, Willard
1000 a. m. Sunday school. 10:45
a. m. divine services in English.
Trinity, Grove Lake
600 a. m. divine services. Note
change in time.
st. Paul's, Unity
500 o. m. confirmation services
with celebration of Holy Commun-
ion. Register before services. We
cordially invite the public. This
service conducted in English.
E. Mcneil, Pastor
st. Paul's Catholic Church
Sunday, Low Masses $50 and SOC
a. m. High Mass 1000 a. m. Ros.
airy devotion Saturday, 7:30 p. m.
Msgr. Plachta, Pastor
Our Lady of the Angels Catholic
Church
Notwithstanding Sunday, Oct
End, Early Mass o'clock, High
Mass 10 o'clock; Rosary devotion
Saturday evening, 7:30.
Rev. Chas. Mayer, Pastor
Elm and Bethel Churches
E. o. Hagen, Pastor
Friday, 500 p. M, prayer meeting
at CLAUS Klukken.
Sunday: At Bethel, 1890 a. m
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The Churches
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Church school 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship HOO a. m. Topic: Fac
ing Life Squarely."
intermediate League 400 p. m.
High school league 500 p. m. p. j.
Jansen, Pastor.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
TOY COHEN

d Barringer says few choice things, and
hts into Dan Whittier Every time he gets
cared, and this time he hurts finger -
he's out of commission for three days. and
it's when Gabby Ryan calls the lads into
hference and says. Lay off, you lugs. Next
that takes poke at Reggie wins hundred
lar fine That goes double for you, Spike"
So that's how it stands. Reggie's got chip
his shoulder all the time, and there are the
S with their hands tied. so instead of having
Rater respeck for him, they get to hate him
| out of him
U can see that Reggie is bewildered by what's
opening no more fights nor nothing. Then
hears about the word that S gone out from
bby Ryan. which makes him look more like
Fissy than ever: Spike saying every once in
lille something like. 'Spikey can't knock lii
ggie's block off. on account Nursy Ryan will
lnk"
30 what does Reggie do? Fella, I'm telling
he does plenty. All of sudden, he makes
nself forget he's sportsman, and he starts
ing like crazy man on the field He COM
noes batting umpires and riding the players
other clubs Only once does he say anything
me, and he's grim about it, They want me
gh," he says, "All right. I'll be tough"
lie goes absolutely and completely nuts.
ftty soon they hang on him the name of The
fiety Bad Man. 1t S swell copy for the sports
ters. Especially since Reggie always gets
! ed But that don't stop him. He knows the
IS of baseball -, so when he goes tearing into
Ase, he goes spikes first. There amt guy on
other club that don't get to hate him.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Gabby Ryan is durn near nuts. What with
Reggie getting put out of games for talking back
to umpires and slugging players on other clubs
we amt clicking worth nickel, and here it
is August and the race getting torrid. why
don't you lay off the guy" asked Spike, who
is still the ringleader of Reggies baiters. Hes
okay."
Like hell he is,' says Spike. ''Hoggin' the
spotlight. ALA time doin' things to get his
name in the papers. He figured Reggie was
showoff, when really all he wanted to do was
play ball and be let alone
Where it would have ended, l don't know.
Or when. And it's right funny to think about
Toots Garret getting mixed up in it.
Maybe you've seen TOots. She's cigarette
gal at the Tunisia and she's got more curves
than Carl Hubbel She's blonde and cuddly
and knows all the answers. | reckon she'd have
to seeing that she was Spike NOlan's girl
friend Not his girl friend the wrong way, like
you might think. What l mean is. girl friend
with noble ideas You know, marriage and all
that sort of stuff And never seen a guy got it
as bad as Spike.
You know the Tunisa It's lousy with what
they call decor. It, got postage-stamp dance
floor. two good orchestras "a couple acts,
farish liquor at awful prices, and three dollar
cover charge.
Well one night I'm with Spike Nolan and
we've clicked off a couple of racks of French
pool. and he says How about takin' walk"
and say, you amt got the Tunisia in mind.
have you?"
We'll. if we happen to be in the neighbor
hood -.
SO right away, we start for the neghborhood.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

he stares with his jaw dropping. TOots is an
eyeful, all right even if you We got big eye.
She spots us, and drifts over as soon as she
can. She's smart gal, that Toots kids
Spike along, but every once in while she gives
him look, or a squeeze of the hand, which
passes the word that things at present is okay,
and boy! wait til the future rolls around.
A bus boy calls her and she sways off lords
the guy that wants cigars plus good look, and
all of sudden Spike says to me, We'll. will
you lamp that"
see them then Reginald Maybery and
Kay Beckwith sitting at a table on the other
side of the two-bit floor Gee" | says, they
look tops" There's some guys wear evening
clothes like they belong, and Others that always
give the impression they're posing for an ad.
Reggie was in the first class. And Kay Beckwith:
She had on sort of dinner dress that looked
like wallpaper and fitted the same way.
Then all of a sudden, there was ToOts ped
ding cigarettes and kidding with guy at the
next table to where Kay and Reggie was sitting
and we could see the difference between the
two danes.
Me, I'm undecided :. but Spike. he amt.
To him there amt gal in the history, from
Cleopatra to Gypsy Rose Lee, who can hold
candle to Toots. And he's looking at her so
close that he don't see - not at first, anyway -
what S going on.
The table Toots was standing at is next to
Reggie's table, and it is held down by two big
guys. They been celebrating plenty, and they're
just little bit loud and nasty about it.
They're buying cigarettes. and one of them
purchases a toy dog off Toots, and they're
kidding with her, which is okay with her
Evening star., 1938-07-24

because it S part of her job = so she's smiling
back at them.
Well, without no warning, things started
to happen. can't tell you just how or why,
because it amt simple to say where the line is
drawn. But when girl like Toots gets sore at
customer, there's plenty reason. Toots can take
it, and she knows the rules. But she also knows
that certain holds are barred We see her pull
away, and we see this big guy get up and grab
her. and it S obvious that he is getting too
personal even for gal like Toots Then, all of
a sudden, she hauls off and slaps him. Hard.
Right in the face.
With that the drunk stops playing and gets
mad. He lunges at Toots and puts his arm
around her. hear Spike say why, the dirty
so-and-so but before he can take two
steps, something else happens
Reginald Mayberry has been sitting right
there all the time, see. l sort of suspicioned he
was annoyed by what was happening to the
cigarette girl, and then he was on his feet. His
face is white, but he amt unduly excited. He
grabs the big drunk by the arm and whirls him
around.
The drunk swings He swings hard and
accurate The blow catches Reggie on the side
of the head, and dazes him, but by instinct, he
comes back swinging. Before you could say
Katy bar the door" the other drunk is grap-
ping with Reggie and between them they are
giving him an A-number- one shellacking.
For few seconds it's grand scrap, with
Reggie giving out, but still doing most of the
receiving. Walters are fixing to butt in the
manager of the jernt is hopping around like
frog with ST. Vitus' dance, and ladies are
screaming
But before the management can swing into
action. Spike Nolan gets there. And I'm here
to tell you that when Spike gets into brawl,
he fights by his own rules. which is to say that
there amt no rules. Here S two guys beating up
(Confinved on pose 1s)
Evening star., 1938-09-08
CIVIC GROUP HITS
RIVER POLLUTION
Head Of RandIe Highlands
Association to Protest to
Commissioners.

The Randle Highlands Citizens
Association opened its civic season last
night with . militant protest against
continued pollution Of the Anacostia
River.
Adelbert w. Lee, president Of the
association, announced he was to
appear before the District Commis-
sioners concerning the matter next
Tuesday. He said he would ask that
pressure be brought to bear on the
Maryland authorities to prevent the
dumping Of debris and garbage in the
river in that territory.
"The river is so dirty" said H. A.
Elmore, that every fsh that tries to
swim up it dies before 1t gets to the
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge"
Parking Meter Displayed.
George Kneipp, manager Of the
Keystone Automobile Club. was guest
speaker of the evening. He brought
with him parking meter, $40 Of
which are to be installed on streets
in downtown Washington for . trial
period beginning some time this
month, and explained the working of
the device. He told the association
the meters would not be in effect on
Sundays or holidays, nor after 6
o'clock in the evening.
"A nickel an hour is pretty good
considering the amount paid to park
inn 1Nfc Yo ~ -
the meter in other cities" he said. "it
certainly deserves trial here"
Mr.. Kneipp, speaking on the trafnc
situation in the District, advocated an
increase in the police force and in
low enforcement. He recommended
that accurate figures, explaining the
needs in every particular case be
gathered by the Police Department be-
fore extra men were asked for in
Congress.
The association protested the failure
OF the District to properly grade the
hills adjacent to newly-paved Penn
sylvania avenue near Branch avenue
Sc. A complaint addressed to Capt.
II. ~. VAAtcAlulcC, OllcCIOI Oh 1llRQ~
ways, described the road as being
covered with mud and gravel following
every rainfall, making it extremely
dangerous for traffic.
Ragweed Elimination Asked.
The National Capital Parks Com
mission was also asked to clear the
ragweed growths from along the Ana
costa River and adjacent to sections
Of Pennsylvania avenue Sc. to relieve
hay fever sufferers.
A Special Rules Committee consist
ing Of H. M. Frazier, Henry j. Wilson
and John Mccall was appointed by
Mr.. Lee to- consider a change in the
meeting night Of the association from
the second Tuesday OF the month to
the first Tuesday.
A petition of 251 names, 165 of
which were gathered by the associa-
tion. protesting the issuance of a
liquor license to the premises of 1921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. was an
nounced by Mr.. Lee as practically
certain to attain its objective. He
said he believed the license would be
withdrawn.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
U. S. ROLLS BOOSTED
BY 1892 DURING JULY
Total Of 116,590 Employed Here,
Civil Service Reports.
751.645 in Field.

With the addition of 1872 employees,
the Government rolls here in July
showed a total Of 1l6,59O. whose
compensation amounted to s20,364,-
822, the Civil Service Commission re-
ported last night.
In the field employment figures
showed jump Of 9,579 to 75,645,
but the commission said much of
this did not represent new workers
but the transfer to regular from
emergency rolls Of engineering en-
ployes in the War Department who
previously had been rated as project
or relief forces. The field pay roll
was $107,754,614.
The total pay roll of S12s,l19,436
was about $4,000 under the June
figure.
Expansion Of Public Works Admin
istration activities and addition of
temporary employees at the Social Sc
curity Board swelled the months to-
tails here.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
DR.. Johnson's Sharp Retort.

Old DR.. Samuel johnson OF English
literature fame was famous for smash
ing the thin eggshells Of conceit which
partly concealed the mental impotence
OF some of his listeners. One Of these
once shook his head gravely at some
remark OF the writer. saying he could
not quite see the force and application
OF the point. He was crushed in
stantly by Johnsons gruff retort, 1T
is my business, sir, to give you argu-
ments, not to give you brains"
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Crockett's Victory Song.

Dear friends" wrote David Crock
EFT, Tennessee pioneer and Indian
tighter, campaigning for Congress-
man. .. position he held for many
years, though his education was 50
neglected he could neither read nor
write till 10, Il consider the time
has come when every man aught to
do his duty. am grattifyed that
] can informe you that beat in 9
Countys out Of l8 and / beat 103
votes in the County that F1tz (his
opponent) and myself both live in
Evening star., 1938-09-08

%. Most Of these piles are, in . belt
more than Is feet wide along the
shore line In front Of the location
Of the sheet-metal piling.
Installation Of the heavy timbers on
top Of the wooden piling to carry the
concrete bulkheading also Is in prog
ress.
In the meantime Army engineers are
completing the drafting Of specifica-
tiors for construction of TIE second
halves Of the two basins IN prepsra-
ticn for the awarding Of contracts at
about the time work Is completed on
the initial halves.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

ect, Is expected to begin before the
end Of the week.
Driving OF the metal pilins, mark
ing the second important phase Of
the long-awaited waterfront devel-
opment program, will be followed by
filling along the shore line of the
basins and by construction Of the
above-water concrete bulkheads,
approximately TOO Of q total Of
1.700 wood piles have been driven to
date In the two basins, according to
Army engineers who are supervising
the construction work by the con-
tractors, the Diamond Construction
Evening star., 1938-09-08

the people will see the purity
OF my motive. all the people wants
is Information and they will do
right. :"
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Water Cure for Monkeys.

Monkeys are sacred In India and
often become greAt pests. To punish
him, they trap leader Of . gang
Of monkeys, put him in q bag, tie the
bag and douse him three or four
times In tank or pool Of water
just long enough to give the monkey
. good fright. When the bag u
opened. out flies the monkey and
disappears. never to be seen again In
that vicinity.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
YACHT BASIN WORK
NEARS new PHASE
Driving Of Bulkheads Along
Shoreline Expected to Begin
This Week,

, Driving Of sheet-metal bulkheads
along the shore line Of yacht basins
l and 2, the first units Of the new
Washington Channel water-f front prof.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

:, Duses'run regularly on nearly every
main road in Ceylon.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-26
TIE GOOD NEIGHEOR

wonderful spirit Of neighborliness
is apparent in Gre2nbelt. Two examples
Of this have been brought to our atten-
ton, Mrs. Berkalew Of 33-5 Ridge Ed.
spent the better part Of several days
taking care Of the Prosmer hOus ehOld
during @ siege Of Illness. Mrs. Stone
Ct ga Hill side Pd. took over the
household duties Of the Thiteman family
when Mrs. Whitoman was taken with
bad attack Of Influenza.
Undoubtedly, many other Kindly
neichhors are doing such deeds every
dav. Too often these ere done so quietly
that no one is aware Of them.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-26

Mss Meudo Smith, who has been rcting
in the capacity Of consultant to the
faculty Of the Gre enbclt Elementary School
was the guest Of honor at q luncheon Civen
recently in the Horne Economics Room. Those
attending the luncheon were members of the
faculty, Nj SIS Reed, Principal Of the scAoc
III SIS Smith and Miss Ollie Hoffman who has
been working in conjunction with the Jun
Tor Cooperative Stores.
Following the luncheon, HI SIS Smith and
Miss Hoffman visited the lessrooms and
observed methods Of teaching. At the
close Of school, g MEETING wos held ut
which Miss Smith. offered obstructive
criticism and outlined plens to be used
in the next semester. Mss Smith is the
principal Of the Parlzside School in
Montgomery County, va, where the same
methods Of progressive teaching have
been employed.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-26
HOUSEHOLD HINTS


At the annual meeting Of the Credit
Union last week, it WIGS pointed out that
many family budgets were severely Grip
pied by the vari Gus payments to different
companies for goods bought on the i'll
stallnent plan. Several years acc hcme
owners found that BY placing their
problem in the hands Of good Financing
company it possible to group all
their various payments and thereby make
their budgeting problems fer easier.
This same meth % could be applied to
our household debts.
By borrowing & sufficient amount from
the credit union to cover ell debts now
being paid to various firms or the
installment basis, it would be possible
to cut down interest for carrying
CHARGES. Tt would also be far easier tc
make one monthly payment to the Credit
Union than many payments to several
creditors.
In stallment purchasing has been made
extremely attractive by rates Of snail
payments but if cash is paid you save
from one-third to one-holf the cost.
The Credit Union has Indicated that they
were anxious to act medium through
viii CHI family finances could be studied
end placed on a more stable basis.
SCHOOL, FACULTY ENTEPTL ms
rrroro
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-26

Slit flour, measure; sift again with
salt. Place water and butter in sauce
pan and bring to boil. i'd flour to
boiling liquid, all TT once. Remove
from heat and beat until mixture forms
g ball and leaves side Of pan. Then
lul1ewarIn add GEES, one ct 8 time, boat
inc mixture to q smooth paste between
each addition. Drop three small
cream putfs from tip Of teaspoon on q
sed bol<inr sheet, close together
SO they will bake rs one. Poke IS
mi nutcs in hot over AIS degrees. Then
&c minutes at 400 degrees. When cool
slit on one side Of each puff and fill
witt different flavor Of cream. Dust
tops 18th powdered sugar. II Cream
+,.ir
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-01-26

l drop peppermint flovoring
Drop green colorinC
Whip cream until stiff. Add sugar.
Divide cream in 3 equal Dt,rtG. TO one
part add jam end red colorinG; TO
second, peppermint and green coloring,
have third plain.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Ireland has started a war on rs.
ing living costs
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Poland was engaged in her war with
Soviet Russia.
PRAGUE CITY OF GLOOM.
Czech Capital Loses All Its Militant
FervOr.

Czech Capital Loses All Its Militant
FervOr.
BY the Associated Press.
PRAGUE, Oct. 1.-THE capital of
the Czechs and the Slovaks suddenly
lost all militant fervor today as the
nation began looping of frontier zones
on the north, the south and the west
1t was a city of gloom and depression
Czechoslovak troops began evacua-
ton of Teschen after the government
took this painful decision" to yield
to Poland's ultimatum for immediate
cession of part Of that northern border
zone, rich in coal and minerals and
the home of Polish minority of
100000.
This decision was taken even while
Czechoslovakia was fulfilling her re-
luctant promise to the four powers
represented at Munich by withdrawing
her proud fighting men from the area
of Krumau, zone No. l." on the
southwest, before Germany's steel
helmeted soldiers.
Retreat Is Peaceful.
In Egerland, westernmost tip of the
Sudetenland rim Czechoslovak troops
and police also began their peaceful
retreat and left that hot spot of Sude-
ten German agitation in the days of
the minority dispute in the hands of
a hastily organized Sudeten local gov
ernment
Under he Munich accord the Czecho-
sloVaks were not obliged to withdraw
from that zone, largest of those ceded
to Adolf Hitler, until Wednesday.
The official communique explaining
the cession Of Teschen said the cabinet,
after detailed deliberations. was con-
strained by circumstances resulting
from the decision at Munich" to ac-
cept Poland's ultlmatum of September
80
The government took this painful
decision in full accord with responsible
persons Of the political parties" the
communique added. 1T took it con-
scious of the fact that any other de-
cision would have provoked new and
painful complications"
While the evacuation of the Sudet-
enland proceeded in orderly fashion,
. Prague was quiet after angry demon
strations against what was called the
crown of thorns" she has been
forced to accept. Air raid precau-
tions were called off