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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26

500 p. m. Thursday, Mems Club
meeting.
900 a. m. Saturday, religious in
struction.
The Lutheran Hour is again on
the air, with DR.. Walter Mau, the
speaker and will be heard on a
network of over 70 stations every
Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
j. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
Film and Bethel Churches
E. o. Hagen, Pastor
No services in Elm or Bethel
this Sunday. Inner Mission meet
ings begin in Salem church on
Thursday evening, October 26, con-
tinuing over Sunday, with the Egge
Brothers from Mayville, North Da-
kota, as speakers. Welcome.
Methodist Church
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. This
is World Temperance Sunday. A
dramatic sketch by five young peo-
pie, "The Quest and the Cup" will
be presented.
Worship Hoo a. m. Sermon:
Christian Loyalty"
Junior League 500 p. m.
The midweek devotion service
will be held Thursday night at 8
p. m. at the parsonage.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society will begin it's study course
for the year next Friday afternoon
at 200 o'clock at the w. K. Couch
residence. The subject is Steward
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26

alike with Miss Stoermann wear
ing a deep rose taffeta dress and
Miss Austing an aqua blue. The
dresses had sweetheart necklines
and were floor length. They wore
pearl necklaces, gift of the bride,
and carried bouquets Of pink car
nations and yellow pom-pons.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served at the
brides home.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Hoppe, Miss Helen
Hoppe, Rev. John Kromolicke and
Miss Frances Kloskloski.
Elma Proell, Bride
OF Bernard Gratzek-
Miss Elma Proell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Proell, st.
Cloud, and Bernard Gratzek, Sank
Rapids, exchanged nuptial nows in
the Holy Angels rectory.- St. Cloud,
Saturday, October 81, at o'clock
with Rev. Alloys Gruenes official.
ing.
Miss Doris Proell attended her
sister as junior bridesmaid and
Miss Lillian Sell, friend of the
bride, was bridesmaid. Gilbert
Gratzek, brother of the bridegroom
was bestman.
Ice blue satin was chosen by the
bride, made with a square neck
line, large puffed sleeves and a
full skirt. An ice blue illusion veil
was worn by the bride. She wore a
gold signet ring worn by her
mother en- her wedding day. The
bride carried a bouquet of Gala
lilies.
Following the 3 o'clock ceremony
46 guests were received at the
home of the brides parents and
were served $3.50 wedding dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gratzek will make
their home at 1903 Eighth street
north.
Out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Bergman, Richard
and Herbert Proell, Ferdinand
Borgmann, Sank Centre; Mr.. and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26
HOME SCHOOL FAIR
NOVEMBER 1-2-3

The Home School Fair will be
held in the community building at
the Home School November LIST,
End, and 3rd, it was announced this
week, with a style show to head
line the attraction.
The style show, in which gar
ments will be modelled, will be
held next Wednesday evening, the
opening day of the fair, at 7:30
o'clock in the Community building.
The event is annually attended by
interested people from the city
who go to view the work of the
school. 1t was announced from
the school that a cordial invitation
is made to anyone interested in
attending.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26

cred by the ]. o. o. F. lodge and
its Importance to the order" The
following Grand Lodge officers will
be present: Geo. Bitterness, Grand
Master; Chas. H. Walker, Grand
Chaplain; and Eldor Hanson, Grand
Herald. Lunch will be served by
the Long Prairie lodge. There will
be a special program following the
meeting.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26
Social Events
ID Of I Entertained
In st. Cloud Monday

In st. Cloud Monday
Mrs. p. M. Reinardy, former
resident of this city, was hostess
Monday afternoon to a group OF
ladies from Sank Centre when the
local circle of the Daughters OF
Isabella were her guests. Mrs
Reinardy was a member Of Oul
Lady of Perpetual Help circle dur
ing her residence here. There were
fourteen attending the afternoon
melting.
It was announced too that the
Daughters of Isabella would enter
tain at a 1870 o'clock bridge lunch
con the afternoon of Thursday
November 9th. The group is form
ing plans this week, and the affair
will be held in the st. Paups
Church parlors.
Halloween Party
Church School pupils, of the
Church Of the Good Samaritan, will
be entertained at a Halloween
party given by the teachers next
Saturday afternoon. The party
will be held at the Parish House
from five to seven o'clock.
st. Mary's Guild
st. Mary's Guild Of the Church
of the Good Samaritan will meet
in their regular meeting in the
Parish House this afternoon
Thursday, it was announced.
Y.P.F. To Open Its
Fall Program Sunday
The Young Peoples Fellowship
of the Episcopal Church will open
it's fall and winter program Sun
day evening, October Goth, it was
announced. Sponsoring the or.
ganization will be Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Kohl, with Rev. r. M. Har.
is, rector of the parish, advisor
The group is for high school age
and over. The meeting will open
with a short evening service al
$50 o'clock. Supper will be served
at 600 to be followed by discus
sion and meeting.
Sarah Lou is Eight
Sarah Lou Pangburn was eight
years old Wednesday. She Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Pangburn. Sarah Lou didn't en-.
terrain at a party, but the family
honored the young lady that day
Baby Christened Sunday
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Frank, born recently at st
Cloud hospital, was christened
Sunday morning at st. Paul's
Church. She was named JoAnn
Sponsors were Miss Marie Schwarz
bauer and Michael Frank. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G.. Schwarzbauer and
daughter, Marie, and Miss Victoris
Meyers were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank following the cere
mony. Mrs.. Frank and baby re
turned from the hospital last Fri
day.
Entertained Birthday Club
The Misses Geneva Chapman anG
Lila Beck were hostesses Tuesday
evening when they entertained
members of a faculty birthday
club. The group were entertained
at dinner at the Tavern, with ar
evening following at the cottage
of Miss Dorothy Wilson.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. DeLauriel
were entertained at a loo O'Clock
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26
WANT PET RETURNED

Will the person who took our lit
tie black cocker spaniel, Duke,
please bring him home? He has
been our pet for seven years and
we are so lonesome without him
Ad. ROLAND and Jerry O'Gara
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. DeLaurier
were entertained at a loo o'clock
Evening star., 1939-01-19
0'TooIe Meets McCoy
In Tonight's Mat
Show Feature
He and Others to Aid
Paralysis Fund Prior
To Regular Cord

Tommy O'Toole, pound Irish
strong man, grapples with the viii
famous Bibber Mccoy in tonight's
Commute limit rassling feature at
Turner's Arena.
The handsome, curly haired
O'Toole has been a consistent WIN
ner here since taking Promoter Joe
Turner's one-night elimination Of
fer. The only one to defeat him
here was Jim Londos. He uses the
flying block as his main weapon,
claiming it is more effective than
the drop-kick, flying tackle or
other rassling methods taken from
the gridiron.
Mccoy is a we'll known member
Of the william fraternity. In fact,
he once was banished forever from
the local scene because of tactics
employed in a match several months
ago. All appears forgiven, however.
Led by OToole, six of the rasslers
on tonight's card will stage an out
door exhibition to aid The Star
~ B. C. "Mile-of-Dimes" campaign
for the Presidents infantile paraly-
sis fund. From sos to 6:15 this
evening they will take part in q
show near the long stand in front
OF the N. B. C. Building, Fourteenth
street and New York avenue NV,
and add their dimes to swell the
fund now being raised to fight the
dread disease.
With OToole will be Chris "a
harias, Lord Albert Mills, Bull Mar
tin. Red Ryan and Whiskers Wells
Tonight in supporting matches
zaharias meets Ryan, Mills opposes
Karl Davis. Martin takes on
Frenchy La Rue and Wells tangles
with Angelo Savoldi.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Perry Rolls Against III Great Battle for High Game Phone League
GoIento Still Pointing for Bout
With Dat Bum Louis as He
Battles Brescio Tonight

Tony will blow the collar off beer
and reissue his challenge to dat bum
Louis"
Tony has added nothing new to
his training schedule Oaughter) or
his boxing technique. He has skipped
rope, puummeled a few spar mates
and punched the heavy bag around
in a Newark gym. His ring warfare
tonight will consist of a few inef-
fectual stabs with his right, couple
Of whistling lefts and the thud of
Senor Brescia hitting the canvas.
This Is the technique that has
given Galento nine knockouts in
two years and propelled him into the
good graces of Mike Jacobs. Up to
yesterday Mike ignored Tony's
claims. enraged the bulbous fellow
by matching Lou Nova and Max
Baer for the doubtful pleasure of
meeting the boss.
Tony Full of Confidence.
Now if Tony can get by Farr, as
who hasn't, he probably will get a
shot at the Nova-Baer winner, and,
if he wins that one. his long-aWaited
chance at dat bum Louis"
He has no high regard for the
trio-or for any man. Dat Baer
quit to Louis-he sez so himself
wait till I get a chance at him.
Or dis Nova, kid. I can lick dem
tramps the same night and den
take on Louis"
Maybe so. The prevailing opinion
is that Louis, with the moody re-
sentiment he bears Galento or any
one who slurs his right to the
title, would turn a fight with Ga
lento into cruel and bloody spec
tacle that would harm the game.
Oh, yes. Louis knocked out Bres-
cia in three rounds. Tony will do it
in less tonight and Immediately
after will bleat he is fit, ready and
able to "moider dat Louis. knocked
out Brescia quicker dan he did,
didn't II"
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Industrial Leaguers
Plan for National
Baseball Meet

The Industrial Baseball League
will hold its annual winter meeting
at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night at
734 Fifteenth street NV, suite 1lO1,
with Bill Coyle, newly elected presi-
dent, in the chair.
The team managers and repre-
sentatives, as follows, are expected
to be present: William Aldridge,
ODonnells Sea Grill; Howard
Wyche- 7-Up; Claude Vessels and
G. I. James. Pepco; William Jen-
kins, Old Milwaukee; A. Provost
Shaw, National Savings & Trust;
Fee Collier, Heurich Brewers; Ned
r. Duffey and Lad Mills, ESQ Fill
ing Station, and George Russell,
Russell Motors.
The league will start plans at
once for the National Amateur Tour
nament, which will be held In Wash
ington next summer. Other officers
of the league are Thomas ODon-
nell, vice president; j. Francis
Reilly, secretary, and G. I. James,
treasurer,
Evening star., 1939-01-19
St. Martin S, Fire Quints
Renew Old Rivalry

An old neighborhood and club
rivalry will be revived tomorrow
night when the D. C. Fire Depart
ment and st. Martins court teams
meet In one of three games sched-
uled in the Heurich Amateur Bas-
ket Ball League. Almost to a man
the Firemen are comprised of
players who formerly represented
and resided in the vicinity of the
st. Martins Club.
The game, which will start at
$50. will be preceded by one at 7:30
between Little Tavern and Regal
Clothiers and followed at $50 by
one between Investigation and
United Clay Products.
Last night the Firemen trounced
the Hot Shoppes, 1924, but ST.
Martins dropped a 35-29 decision
to P. w. A. The third game found
Regal walloping United Clay,
50-26.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Joe Frank, Hoya Tackle,
To Become Pro EaqIe

The first of several District COL
lege football players who may play
professional football next season had
his name on the dotted line, but the
contract was not one of the Wash
ington Redskins.
Joe Frank, all-District tackle for
two years and captain of George
towns undefeated team of 1888, said
today that he had agreed to play
for the Philadelphia Eagles next
fall. A close friend of Bert Bell,
owner and coach of the Eagles,
Frank made his decision although
he reputedly had several conferences
with Redskin officials.
Frank is % years old, is 6 feet
tall and weighs 1875 pounds. AL
though Temple played such oppo-
nents as Texas Christian. Holy Cross
and Boston College. Frank was
named on the Owls all-opponent
team last year.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
zieqIer's S Our Mat Earns
Kentucky Derby Rating

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-Our
Mat, William Ziegler, jr.'s, surpris-
ing colt which has trimmed the
1eetest 3-year-olds at Santa Anita
in his last two outs, is going to
be nominated for the Kentucky
Derby.
Nobody bothered to pay the $25
to put up his name for the $4,000
Santa Anita Derby. because nobody,
including the astute Irish trainer
Matt Brady, figured the horse had
a chance.
But the son of Our General and
Matilda has turned the 6 furlongs
in 1:10k and 1908 his last two ap-
pearances. And righs now he's at
tracing a lot more attention than
the pride of the Ziegler stable, last
years champion mare, Esposa.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Anteoter Handy
At Race Track
By the Associated Press.


HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Jan. 19.-
It's getting so you can find every
thing in the stables but horses.
The racing secretary at Oak
lawn Park was walking down
stable row the other day when
he got a shock. He had seen the
regular pet show in the stables
dogs, goats, cats, parrots, canaries,
bantam chickens and love birds.
But when he saw Ralph Towles,
a Negro exercise boy, stroking an
anteater he was licked.
Towles, a resourceful young
man, bought the animal in Cuba
when he was having a tough time
catching up on his sleep between
races. The ants bit him. He
found the anteater in Havana,
bought it and has slept like a
baby at Havana and elsewhere
ever since.
p. S.-Ths antsetsr likes this
noaN1fxY Ana.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Cut Rate for Youths
At Bio Net Match

Active tennis players in the Dis
trict not over 81 years old may buy
tickets for the Vines-Budge pro-
fessional match at the University
Of Maryland next Monday night at
the reduced rate of S110.
The tickets. which are obtainable
only at Spalding's. 1l17 Fifteenth
street NV. are stamped Junior
Davis Cup Squad" and call for seats
in a specially-reserved section at
Ritchie Coliseum.
Evening star., 1939-01-19

Of Toytown was chosen as the best
dog in the show, narrowly nosing
out, II a Peke can nose out any,
thing, the years big winner, Oh.
Kai Lo of Dab Lyn, owned by
John Royce.
Honey and Kai Lo are al
most exactly the same type
and color. The former, in the
judges opinion, excelled in
compactness and gait.
Local breeders are establishing
international as we'll as national
regulations for kennels of this vi
cinity. The latest to join the ranks
OF dog exporters are Dowell Mans
fields Dalakay Kennels. Two baby
saints have been booked for ex-
port to Venezuela in the early
spring. At maturity, they probably
Will form the nucleus of kennel
OF this breed in the South Amer
ican republic.
Under the able guidance of Bill
Compton, chairman of the Bench
Committee of the National Capital
Kennel Club, plans rapidly are
shaping up for an outstanding show
this year. The slate of judges, as
so far determined, is a most out
standing one. In most breeds, the
speciality judges are the admitted
leaders in their fields, and the all
rounder judges are among the most
popular in the country.
A number of innovations are
planned that will add both to
the comfort and interest OF
exh1bttogu and ApeetatorA
Evening star., 1939-01-19
More Than SO Skate
For 10 National
Figure Crowns
by the Associated Press.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 19.-Ten national
figure skating championship were put
on the block today to be auctioned off
among a field of more than so
blade artists on the basis of grace
and difficulty of individual efforts.
Competition over three days will
be in men and women senior sin
giles, men and women junior sin
giles; Men and women novice sim
giles, senior and junior pairs, and
championship fours.
Most of the Nations leading
figure skaters are included in these
divisions.
Seeking the mems junior singles
title for fifth straight year is 49,
year-old Robin Lee of ST. Paul, with
Joan Tozzer of Boston attempting
to make it two in q row in the
senior women.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Babe Ruth threatened not to
play for the Boston Red SoX un-
less Frazee gave him a big salary
boost and used him in but one
position, either pitcher or out
fielder, not both as in past.
Catholic University beat George
Washington, 1911, and Maryland
State upset Gallaudet, 27-26, in
opening games Of the District In
tercollegiate Basket Ball League.
Jerry Coyne and Capt. O'Byrne
led Georgetown to 30-17 basket
ball victory over Western.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
BY DREW MIDDLETON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan 19.-The
amazing Tony Galento will waddle
into the Newark Armory ring to-
night and in three or four rounds
belt out George Brescia, an amiable
Argentine who once won fame by
smacking Joseph Louis on the chops.
Brescia, who will weigh 210 to
Tony's 235 or thereabouts for the
10-round bout, has the sporting
chance of a steer in the stock
yards. Galento has been named
the No. l challenger for Louis
heavyweight title by the National
Boxing Association, and to date
he has fought no one who might
endanger the rating.
Tonight's bout will be the last in
the minor leagues for some time for
the beer keg that walks like man.
The goth Century Sporting Club
has signed Galento and Tommy
(Still Trying Farr for a 15-round
duel at Madison Square Garden
March 10, ample evidence that Mike
Jacobs, the boxing car, and Joe
JACOBS, Galento'S manager, have
kissed and made up.
Galento in Good Voice.
Fresh from a tour of the hinter-
lands on which he buffeted as
sorted members of the Thomas fam
lily Galento is expected to lure a
crowd of 10000 or so to the armory
tonight. His home city of Orange,
N. j., is hard by, and the coolest
night of the year couldn't keep the
burghers away from the abattoir
where Tcny is doing his stuff.
The bolsterious buffoon is in good
voice. On a clear night you can
hear him as far east as Montauk
Point. AS usual he is calling all
heavyweights, living and dead,
"bums" with Brescia the chief bum"
at present. Around II pm. tonight
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Court Site Error
Gets 90 Game
BY the Associated Press.

HooOVIuUNO
VICKSBURG, Miss, Jan. 10
Vicksburg High Schools basket
ball team rode go miles to Can
ton to play Canton High Schools
Quintet-and vice versa.
Although each team found
dark gymnasium at journeys
end, the coaches decided the
game that wasn't played ought
to be down in the books some
way. so they agreed to this entry:
Vicksburg, 0; Canton, 0.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
John Atkinson Named
BOYS Club Chief

John Atkinson has been appointed
sports director of the Boys Club of
Goodwill Industries. He Will work
with George Duncan and Muna
Pratt in developing competition
among boys in the vicinity of the
Industries at 1918 New Hampshire
avenue.
Table tennis matches which have
been played to date reveal Perry
Karas as champion of the smaller
boys, and Duncan, larger boys
champ.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
10 Cards Are STRIVING
For ReIuy Berths

Ten Catholic University track
athletes still are contesting for the
four places on the Card relay team
which will compete in the Penn Ath-
letic Club meet in Philadelphia on
February 10.
When it comes time for Coach
Dorsey Griffith to select the quartet,
he will choose from Cooper, Grams
ton, Eakle, Doyle. Hutton, Kellenyi,
Lesneuski, Martini, Stauffer and
Wesler.
Griffith also may take several o80-
yard men along If they develop suffi-
GENTLY in the next three weeks. To
date, Corbett and Wall have i'm
pressed the most at that distance.
Evening star., 1939-01-19

any gang of school kids in the
country.
This is true of the dog in the
country, where the snow piles
up instead Of turning to slush
and wetness as it hits the
ground.
The plight of the city dog in snowy
weather is far sadder one. The
sheltered dog, taken on his neces-
sary run at the end of a leash and
snugly blanketed against the cold,
can have no more than a feeling of
annoyance for the drifting flakes
and general wetness which curtail
his walks.
The dog not so sheltered who is
shooed out of the door to take his
own exercise, presents a forlorn
sight as he trots down the street,
body drawn up to present as small
a surface as possible to the weather.
Even the long haired dogs
look dank, dismal and un-
comfortable as their coats get
wet and stringy and hang
Imply against their bodies.
They do not have the fun of rolling
in the stuff, of shaking it of before
it melts, of feeling that communion
with the elements which all living
creatures show when in their nat
ural environment.
The Pekingese special show at
the Hotel Pennsylvania last Mon
day drew the record entry Of I'll
Of these popular toy dogs for Frank
Downing. president n The Nsttonai
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Boxer Has Conclusion

MILAN. Jan. 10 (P.-Enrico Ur-
binati, the European fyweight
champion, was knocked out in the
ninth round of a non title contest
last night by the Belgian cham
pion, Degryse, and then taken to
hospital suffering from q con-
cuSsion.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Sports Mirror
y the Associated Press

Today year ago-Larry Mac
Phail, ex-general manager Of
Cincinnati Reds, named new ex.
ecutive vice president of Brook
lyn Dodgers at $4,000 per year
for three years.
Three years ago-Dan Nc
Gugin, football coach at VAN
derbilt for 81 years 0904-193D,
died at 56 in Nashville.
Five years ago-Joe Jackson's
application for reinstatement to
play in minor leagues denied by
Commissioner K. M. Lands.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
D. G.. Women Chosen
For Hockey Tour

Mrs. c. E. Rhetts. Becky Lee and
Margo Lee, local field hockey players,
will leave tomorrow from New York
on a months tour of South America
as members of a team of women
hockey players sponsored by the
United States Field Hockey Asso-
citation.
The team will play in British
Guiana, Venezuela and Trinidad.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
R0SHESTER. N, Y-Ed Don George,
21s. North Java. N. Y. defeated George
Koverly, 222. Los Angeles two Of three
falls.
DENVER.-Hans Schnabel. 223. Ger
many, and Everett Marshall 220. La
Junta, Colo. drew: 80 minutes.
LOS ANGELES.-Gorilla Macias. 225.
straight falls.
ST. LOUIS-Jim McNillen. 220.
Antioch, Il. pinned Joe Dusek, 235.
Omaha, Nebr.: 1880.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Britten Named Leader
By Skeet Club

Fred Britten, erstwhile Represent
ative from Illinois, is the new presi-
dent of the National Skeet Club.
He was chosen last night at the
annual election, which moved Will
liam w. Rapley into the vice presi-
dents post and made William c.
Coe secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Heuer Leads Standards
To Basket Ball Win

Heuer's II points paced Bureau Of
Standards to a 1923 victory over
Patent Office last night in the Gov
ernment-Y. M. C. A. Basket Ball
League, while Eaton scored 16 points
as Library swamped Commerce,
1912.
Other games saw Archives trim
Health, 1927; Social Security whip
Farm Credit, 1918, and State De-
partment trounce G. A. O.-P. o. D.,
20-11,
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Marine Reserves Easy
Winners in Shoot

The rife team of the Marine Corps
Reserves 5th Battalion defeated the
Kelly-Springfeld Rifle Club of Cum
berland by almost 100 points in
postal match.
The Marines first three men all
shot higher scores than the Cumber-
land leader with McMahill topping
the Leathernecks with 285.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Lutheran League
END Of First Half.)

Hlgh team sets-Atonement, l,7I9;
Luther E,a,, Place No. !. .7o:.
Luther Place No j. $40.
-, High individual averages-Pietila Luther
Place No. y; 114-7, 8. solem (Atone-
-, High individual sets-H Tucker Luther
Place No. ID. 4O5; 8. solem Atonement),
High individual same-H Tucker
Luther pIa r. Place No. -, III: Pietila Luther