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4t THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE, DEKALB, ILLINOIS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1936 PAGE TWO I PUTS PROBLEM William EDWARD FINDS PERSONALS 1 This Curious World Forgu UP TO CABINET CLUBS AND LODGES son FAIRDALE David Abbott Is Visiting Ills Grand Parent for tht Week. (Continued From Tag 1) SOME SUPPORT Difficult Problem Is One That Confronts the King in Situation. a Mosha members spent Thursday evening with Alice Troops, bridge and visiting comprising the entertainment Favors at close of play were merited by Helen Malen and Blrdena Dillenback. Lunch waa attractively served by the hostess, and plans were announced for the December 18 meeting, which will take place at the home of Elaine Munger. IS A DECORATIVE SCOUT KNOT, AAADE OF LEATHCRSTRIP.

for a t-o hour conference. Mo nekton was still at No. 10 when Simon left. Monckton departed at 1:15 p. after conferring with Baldwin and Simon for more than two hours.

While the king went through his ordeal at Fort Belvedere, members of his personal staff were busy at Buckingham Palace. Maj. VUck Alexander, keeper of hia privy purse arrived at the palace from the fort and left with Col. Piers Pegh, Edu-erry. London.

Engrland, Dec. 5. LPV A small, fighting group of men rallied today to the support of King Edward, ready to oppose the weight government, the united opposition Among the palace visitors waa Sir; CHURCHES of political parties, the c-hurch and the dominion, and uphold hia right to marry whom he pleases and remain kins- Falrdale, Dec. 4 David Abbott Is spending tha week with hts gri parents. Mr.

and Mrs, Clair K0jk Peggy Schuckmell spent setviaf days in Chicago with her mother. Dr. N. A. Graves and Jamie Davis of Chicago called on friends hers Sunday.

George Dark was Injured when bumped by a car while walking on the road from a farm where he has been assisting In corn shredding. Mrs. Glen Wilson and Mrs. Henry Rewerts served lunch Wednesday at the Legion Auxiliary In Kirkland where they have been holding quilt- -ing bees. Mrs.

Earl Brundaga was hostess to the Ladies Aid Society, at her home Wednesday. Earl Wilson shredded corn Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. A. D.

Hursb was "Installing officers for the Eastern Star officers at Cherry Valley Wednesday night. Several from here attended Jlhs basketball game In Genoa Wednesday night. The Parent Teachers Association held a meeting at the school auditorium Wednesday night. Eric Mievllle. private secretary to the Duke of York.

As he left, the duke and duchess left their residence at 146 Piccadilly by automobile. Only a small crowd braved the intermittent rain outside the palace, in contrast to the big one that thronged the palace forecourt last night shouting "we want Edward" Winston Churchill. Conservative, was understood to ready, 1' the king wished, to try to form a abi-net and appeal to the country In a general election for it approval of his course. Telford Rites to Be Held at Salem Sunday Funeral services for Attorney K. D.

Telford, father or Dr. W. Telford of this city, will be held on Sunday afternoon at Salem, 111, the home of Attorney Telford. Mr. Telford passed away yesterday morning, shortly before noon, at the Glidden Memorial hospital, which he entered for treatment on November 11.

Mr. Telford sustained a seriously fractured leg in an automobile accident near Van alia, on October 25 and since November 11 had been In the DeKalb hospital recuperating from the injury. Due to lowered resistance from the fracture complications developed and death resulted from a severe streptococcic infection. Dr. R.

F. Culver, DeKalb county, coroner, conducting an inquest into the death yesterday afternoon, returning a verdict of death resulting from infection. Erastus D. Telford was born In Marion county, near Salem. on April 21, 171 and was a graduate of McKendree college and of George, town University Law School.

He returned to Salem In 1904 and entered the practice of law. serving at one time aa city attorney of Salem. Between 1811 and he served ten years In the Illinois state senate from his home district Entering the army in 1117 he served nineteen months overseas, returning to thla country with the rank of major. Mr. Telford waa a member of the First Methodist church of Salem, the American Legion, and a member of several Masonic organizations, includ.ng the Consistory and the Shrine, lie waa also a member of the Marion County Bar Association.

Surviving Attorney Telford are hs widow, formerly Coral B. Wright of Lincoln. to who he a as married on November 1, 1900, two daughters, Mrs. A. D.

Johnson of Free port and Mrs. William G. Davis of Indianapolis, Ind, one son. Dr. E.

W. Telford of this city. The Young People's Department of the First Baptist Sunday school had a party last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Emery a fine attendance being had. All enjoyed this first social meeting, which was sponsored by Mrs, Lee Mosher. Games were played during a large part of the evening, and then tasty refreshment were served. Much praise waa given Mrs.

Mosher and her committee for the very delightful evening. A group of members of parlia 'and singing "God Save the King' Tnf Ma's Tnl! llnrui Wllon." ment of all parties, defying their chieftains' orders, dispatched a per sonal message to the kin at Fort Belvedere, assuring him they were This crowd walked to Downing Street, carrying banners sloganod. lt the king know you are with him" and singing "God Save the King" as they marched. Police reinforcements stopped them at the en OPEN AND CLOSE! BECAUSE OF A GROWTH FYZDCESSS THE PETALS OPN WHEN TISSUES ON THE SIDE GROW. AND THEV CYOSrT VVHEJvl GROWTH OCCURS ON THE Mrs.

Mabel Eye of Aurora was a caller here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Johnson have returned home after spending the past week In Chicago.

Mrs. George Mangan of St. Paul. Minn, Is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Hummel.

Something new Ice cream waffle sandwich they're really delicious. The price owly 5c. Tasty Bar-B-Cue" and hamburger sandwiches 10o. I.anrford's randwloh Shop. 131 N.

4th St. ZS8 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carlj.trm were in Chicago the latter attending a special meeting: of Covenant Missions board members. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Lange and family were here yesterday from Waterman. Hamilton watches Kende'ls. 187" Mrs.

Charles Mitten waa here yesterday from Aurora. Sylvia. Verina and Margaret Locknour of Malta shopped here yesterday. Mrs. Howard Mihm waa here from Sycamore yeat.erday.

Mrs. J. Taylor of Paw Pa was a business caller Friday in this city. Miss Evelyn Jackson ts home from Arlington Heights this weekend. Gruen watches Rendell's.

28" Mrs. r. fcchnibbe of Waterman, waa In town yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Jones were here yesterday from Clare. Mrs. Carl Patterson of Aurora was a DeKalb caller yesterday. Mrs. Fred Olsen of Shabbona waa In town Mrs.

Marie Martin of Downers Grove is spending the week-end here. a Elgin watches Rendell's. :87 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jukes of Aurora are business callers her today.

Mrs. Lorraine Harris was here yesterday from Oak Park to visit friends. Mrs. Carrie Avery waa here yesterday from Aurora. Mrs.

Louis Carlson and daughter of Rockford spent Friday in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Malc-olm were here from Chicago Thursday. Mrs.

J. B. Plefer, who haa been prepared to support him In an' tion he might think necessary to de fend his constitutional rights. leading this group, while" Chue. trance to Downing Street.

They kept' Grange News chill remained fe-r the present aloof was Colonel Josiah Wedgewood. Labor. Churchill and "Wedgwood are-vet Silver Star Grange will leave Monday, as delegates to the Sth annual PLAN7 came: 6900,000 AAU-ES NEARER THE EARTH DURING MAKECET- on along hitehall. chanting we want Edward" and "Edward ia our king" and singing "For He's a Jolly tiood Fellow" again. Next the crowd went to the home of the Duke of York and sang the National Anthem there, and chorused "we want Edward." This morning, a man on a bicyt'le session of the Illinois State Grange erans In war and peace.

Both fought In the Boer and World warn. Both are former cabinet ministers. Chur-c'lili entered parliament In 1900. In Kewanee, county seat of Henry The session convenes from December 1 to 10 inclusive. Head quarters will be at the Hotel Park- represented the crowd at Downing side "Wedgwood In 190.

Churchill is a graduate of Sandhurst, the British -West Point, Wedgwood of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, Britain's NOVEMBER. Street Before and behind him he The session will start with the CHICAGO OKAIX BANGS OFF.N HIGH LOW CLOSE WHEAT t-r wore placards which said "We annual great states banquet, for all Annapolia. officers and delegates, Mondsy eve Want Edward VIII. Not Baldwin and "The King Must Not Abdicate. Churchill descends from the great Dec.

May July ,....1.304 1.20 LOTH 1074 Curiously. Venus appears brightest to us when we see only a small portion of it. When we see it at its "full" position, it Is on the farther side of Its orbit from the earth, and therefore, appears very small. When It draws near to us. we see it only as a crescent, but as a very large one.

Duke of Marlborough, who broke the ning. Lester Martin, president of the official grange life Insurance com A ponce cyclist guided him into Whitehall at the end of the little power of Louis XIV of France, at 1.21 1.2014 1.0 1.07 1.03 1.0OH pany ia to be the banquet speaker. Blenheim. Wedgwood descenda from blind street, and he pedalled away toward Trafalgar Square. the Wedgwood pottery family and 1 Sessions will be called to order at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.

All 1.2 4 1.20 LOT i.or 1.03 1.01 ,8 .97 .46 author of4 a book on the history of coax Dec. Sew 1.07 1.0Ti May New 1.02 103 May lOldt 1.01 101 July (New) Jaly (Old) .97 OATS Dee. .44 Mar 44 4 Jaly 42 .4214 regular sessions will be held at Wesley hall. On Tuesday evening the meeting will open to the public, with a program In charge of state lectur Staffordshire pottery. It waa believed today that If 'hey fought It would be a losing battle.

and f.ve grandchildren, William G. I Li IV I 1 A IV I I i IA Vw I LEADERS TALK OF PATRONAGE If Churchill formed a government he Davis. Jr, Nancy Ann Johnson. Richard Dean Johnson, John Garvin Telford and Annette Marie er. Roy Moss.

,44 .42 would have the united parties Burne Grange, which won first against him. (Continued From Page 1) place in the Henry county play CASH CftAIM BANGS WHEAT No. And, parliamentary experta dis tournament will present the prize Ke, 1 winning play. closed today, the king's sola hope If. as expected, the country went On Wednesday evening the de aralnst him.

would be a coup of gree will be conferred by Henry an overthrow of the and Mra, Albert Morehouse, Mrs, F. O. Swan. Mrs. John Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell and Miss Margaret Stiles were In DeKalb on Tuesday evening and attended a "Little Bit of Sweden supper at the Swedish Lutheran church here. The Loyalty Class of the Methodist Episcopal church met with Mrs. County Pomona Grange team and the sixth degree win be conferred living in DeKalb for the past two and a half years, made a visit to The king.

It Is agreed, has of Trinity Lutheran church notes: There will oe German services on Sunday. Dec. C. at 11 a. m.

Sun-ray school at 10x9 a. m. Saturday school at M) a. m. The Walther Leagues will meet on Monday, at 7:19 p.

m. The choir will meet on Sunday at p. m. Sunday. Dec.

13 an offering mill be lifted for our student at the seminary'. V. Peterson of Sycamore has been ill at the John Cana van home the past two weeks. by the state grange officers. The Hon.

Thomas Gunning, state her home In Virgil recently. She finds that some repair work is ne senator, will speak at the banquet ity floor leader of the next House and the president protem of the next Senate. Reps, James P. Boyle and B. S.

Adamowski. both of Chicago, are rival for the speakership, with down-state's principal contender being Rep. F. W. Lewis.

Robinson. Boyle and Adamowski are of the Nash-Kelly machine and Lewis waa Horner's spokesman In the House. Senators H. G. Ward and George Maypole, both of Chicago, are seeking the president pro temship of the Senate.

Ward Is understood to have Mayor Kelly's support with cessary at her home there. Roy Berkley on Tuesday evening. course at no time contemplated such a course, regarded as abhorrent to him aa to his people. Wedgwood, In an angry announce ment. said today: Fire Board to Meet in Genoa Thursday Eve Accord ng to D.

E. Fulcher. secretary of the DeKalb County Firemen's Association, plana for an executive board meeting were changed this week. The meeting will be held in Genoa with the Genoa department as hosts. The board is to meet next Thursday evening at 8:06 clock.

W. A. Skinner, president of the association, had previously sent out following the degree mork. Silver hard 1.27V129; No. 1 mixed 1-27.

CORN No. 3 mixed 1.004: 4 mixed 1.04: Ne. 5 mixed 1.02V; Ne. 8 mixed eld M4: No. yellow I.OIHC 1.044; Ne.

9 yellow S7 401.01; sample 8497. OATS No. 1 white No: S.whlta 4ti8'4: No. 3 white 474 OM; No. 4 white 44; sample 45.

TE Uaqooted. BARLET Feed maltlsg 1.00 e40. TIMOTBT SEED Old crop B.S&O 6.70; new crop S.S34IS.63. CLOVER SOT BEANS-No. 2 yellow l.toTttt Lt7; No.

3 yellow LSOeLSS. CASH FROVIKIONS Lard 13.73; loose 1L97B; leaf 11.83N; bellies W.60N Mrs. Albert Morehouse and her Star members are urged to attend mother, Mrs. Helen Russell were In at least one or two days during the DeKalb on Wednesdaay morning. "Why on earth should not the session.

NEW PLANS FOR Mrs. O. D. Shierk entertained, the' The American Legion Auxiliary D. O.

club 00 Wednesday after- entertained the new members, on noon. Mrs. R. B. Field acted as a i Wednesday evening in the Legion STATE POLICE Friend of War substitute for Mrs.

J. Canavan. rooms. There were four tables of (Continued From Page I) Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Willetta of "5(0 and one of bunco. Prizes In Naah wavering between Ward and Maypole, but leaning toward CHICAGO raODCCB EGGS Market steady, receipts 3.M1 rases, fresh graded firsts 31. extra his belief that they "should have a greater part In cooperation with other law enforcement o'ficers. "It is costing too much for men just to run up and down the highways and catch a few motor vehicle notices that the meeting would be held in DeKalb as haa been the custom. Fulcher explained that a lunch was to be served after the meeting with Genoa the host and therefore it waa thought more expedient to call the aasociat.oa leaders to Genoa Instead of DeKalb.

firats 324; dirties 23 correal re PLAN MOVES TO REVIVE PARTY Woodstock spent Saturday here and SO0" went to Mrs. Lettie Johnson, helped Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paterson Mrs. James Waters.

Mrs. Mary Rumored from the Frank Scott home'dolph and Mra. Emma Swanson. In tc the Anna Donohue house. bunco, Mrs.

M. H. Bennett, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Crawford Fred Xissj Jl. very lovely luncheon intertained Mrs. Crawford's aunt, i Mrs. Albert Whetsell and daughter. Mr.

and Mra James Waters of Mrs. F. Ackley and daughter. Juyce. Janesville.

Wls are visiting Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Holt an jjMrs. Williim Whipple. Jr.

They art sons. Albert and Leslie. Mrs. Cora the parents Mrs. Whipple.

Dye of Rockford and Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mra. Henry West brook. Ackers of Sycamore and her stater, I accompanied by Mr.

and Mra. A. W. Hero Talks to DeKalb Group Rev. Frank Campbell, pastor of the Rochelle Presbyterian church, who grew up in the mountains of Tennessee near the home of Alvm Tork.

the outstanding individual hero of the World War w'jvac-tlcally single-handed, captured 18; German prisoners and marched them back into the American lines, ave a most interesting recital last eve violators," said Rennick. "This has ceipt 3o4; checks 23. BUTTEtt Market steady, receipts tabs; extra firats 3014 S2Q 324; extra 9S) 32H; firats 304131U; (Continued From Page 1) specials 3a3J; staadards 3241 fcTV Judge Blair to several tempting offer' to resume been my position ever since the state h'ghway police force was first created." Haa Another Plan As long as the state police operate under the present law. Senator-elect R. G.

Crisenbarry (R) private law practice and. without a large personal fortune, is attracted Seek Election in the Spring by them. But he promised that Dolan of Byron, spent Wednesday with. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Dolan and called at the C. A. Coding horns.

Mr. and Mrs. Diehl of Milwaukee at their home on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Stroberg, Sir. Murphysboro. favors requiring highway patrolmen to "spend a Icing marry an American If he wants What Is It that makes an American Inferior to a German? (Queen Victoria married a German prince. King Edward's great-grandfather, and the House of Windsor la preponderantly German.) Insult to America. Thts crisis to my mind is an insult to the United States.

"From our point of view the ert-cia! point of the whole thing ts that there should never have been placed "before the king the choice between this marriage and the throne. "There appear to be two elements against the marriage namely, the aristocracy, who are afraid the new queen would not be good enough to meet their wives, and what they call the "Personally I believe that the cabinet Is wrong about the dominions. I believe they are behind the king just aa are the mass of people of this country." Churchill waa expected at any time to open his fight with a statement to members of his constituency, the Epping division of -Essex county. The situation that might confront the country In a fight was crystal clear. What Might Happen.

If the king insisted on marrying Mrs. Simpson, the Baldwin cabinet would resign. The klit would turn logically to Major Clement Ft. At-tlee. Labor party leader, or Sir Archibald Sinclair, Liberal party leader.

But both are determined to stick by Baldwin. If the king still determined to keep minimum number of hours per day on the highway in pursuit of duties as outlined in the present law." HINCKLEY man. Donald Nehring. Harold Miller. Oliver Westphall and John orach.

Mrs. Lottie Holman O'NeU (K) Junior Clam Play. Trip to IJe. stork Kxnositien' Listed in Events. Police Magistrate J.

M. Blair to-day circulated a petition in which be will seek re-election aa police magistrate on the Republican ticket. Judge Blair ia serving his second term as police magistrate. He is the first person to have announced as being a candidate for the office and la also the first person to announce bis tandtdacy for any of the offices which will be filled this coming spring In the city election. Other offices to be filled are may-or.

to aldermen from each ward, and city treasurer. under any circumstances to "giv. my full time and whole-hearted effort until the deficit as a whole or at least a. substantial part thereof ia liquidated." Meeting with Land cm the week after the election in Kansas City. Hamilton announced he was closing the Chicago Republican headquarters but would open "the largest permanent headquarter In the party's history" her.

Landon told questioners at that tlm "the country' needs an active. Intelligent and militant minority." The defeatej candidate promised a program of active party work between Downers Grove, believes that expense of having state police should be reduced "unlean the people get more service," nhe said she waa opposed to giving them more power for the present "From my present angle I should Southwest DeKalb Important Activities of the Past Few Days About Hers. POULTRY Market ateady, receipts 23 truck, sees 124: docks 11C.13; spriDg cblekeea 13mi. broilers 17 If. bens tarkeys lt4C17.

Leg Sera betta J1U old roosters 11412. CUEESE-Twlas 174Q17 Palsies 1843184. Loogaoras 190184. IOTATOE8 8aplles light; Sets ad alow, market steady. Idaho RueeeC Barbaaka 3.4743.0; U.

8. No. 2. S.ns; Colorado Red McOares 3.85tt2.; wiecontla Bean Whites U. Commercials 1.70; Mlcnlgas Basset Bs-rale 1.87 fee 1.924.

Arrivals (W, sa track 202, shipments 019. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HOGs Receipts V.UU0, tscludlsg unit directs, rretb supplies inset Ittfet welctita sad pigs. No etrlj let; bidding loner ss all eUiseii blddtag 9 ea good to choice 160 ts 190 lb. weight. Top 10.05.

CATTLE Receipt a ealres W. ateady. Tor the week medium ssd weighty aten Due higher) seme extreme aalea l. apt yearllafs snd better grade light steers 2fV: hlgbevi ex I feme top weighty eteers 13.00 meat offer lags 10.41110; belters 25c higher! beef cea 10 to Iftv lower; cutter rows weak; holla 10. to 19c higher, realers; 3p hither.

PHEKP Receipts L300. Steady. Fat lambs 00 te 73c loser weighty sod say the system ought to be over hauled and put on the merit sys tem rather than ths present or ning before the Congregational Men's Club of the life story of this most Interesting character. He detailed the exploits of this deeply religious mountaineer who did not want to go to war. He told or his long visit with Alvin Tork and of eating watermelon upon the mountaineer's front porch.

He pointed out bis refusal to capitalize upon his popularity, finally selling his war diary for I10.W6 only because he needed the money to build a modem grade school so that the children of the Tennessee mountains might have a chance for an education. The Alvin C. Tork Industrial Institute is today a fact and this hero of a great war has tackled problems leas intricate In the avenues of peace. A large group of pariah men heard tha add res and asked quea-tlons afterward. Election of officers for 1937 resulted aa follows: president.

James Jensen: vice prescient lieslie Marston: secretary. Theodore Frye: treasurer. George L. Giles. The fine work this year of the retiring president.

Harold Myers, was Indicated by the men who attended this last meeting of the year. Stephen Heifer, president of the Men's Club of the Rochelle Presbyterian church, was also a guest last evening and told of the work his club Hinckley. Dec. I The Junior rlasa la g.vlng Its play "The Purple Moon- Iecembf 9 In the high school gymnasium. The play is under the direction of Miss Kllerbrake.

There are thirteen member In the cast. They are as follows: Marjorte Price. Raymond Nehrlnjf. Ielare Schmidt, Robert Neuhsuer; Charlotte Mao tan. Kloise Rich, Clarence Ihinekas.

Karin Morsch, Virginia Neubauer. James Price. spoils system. Jobs given to anyone regardless of whether they Southwest DeKalb, Dec. I Edward llannan had the kitchen in bis home remodeled last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jensen and family spent Sunday at tha Paul Chessar horn in leKalb. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Berala at- are needed or have the experience," Quiet Zone Is Created Due to an Illness Police last night created a quiet rone on Pleasant Street due to the serious illness of Clyde Stewart, son tended a pot luck dinner at the Mrs. O'Neill said. Administration forces are exacted to Initiate or support any move to place state police under civil service. This would be In line with the developing of the force which In Louis Schmidt. Jeanne DoWer and James Brten home Sunday.

Mason Will Be the Speaker at Postal Meeting Congressman -elect Noah Mason of Oglesby la to make his first pub Elaine Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mobr and fam of Alderman Ben Stewart of the his throne he would turn to Churchill. Churchill could form a recent months have added radio broadcasting to Its equipment.

lic appearance since injured over clipped offerings showing maximum cabinet. If he failed, the king would have to turn back to Baldwin and. constitutionally, he would have to ac downturn; week's Iamb top 9.S3, paid early; week'a bulk good te choice aa- STOCK SHOW TO BREAK RECORD Urea 8.2309.00; yearlings 7.0008.201 third ward. The young man has been seriously ill for the past several weeks and returned home from the Hinsdale sanitarium last Monday. The block between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets has been ported, warning motorists and others to a maintain as much quiet as puai-ble because of the young man's cept Baldwin's terms.

But if alanghter ewea 3.00a4..Vi; week's top 4.83; feeding lambs 0.2307.00, Churchill succeeded in forming a cabinet the cabinet. It is assumed. (Continued Firm Page 1) would be forced out by a vote of doing. zaiseonfidenee. John H.

A ceo la. Proirie du Sac, Ivan Kindschl. Prairie du NEW YOKK STOCKStf raralshed By Lasses) 1 to months ago in an auto accident this evening when he Is to speak at the second annual Thanksgiving banquet of the Rockford postal employees. Another speaker on the program this evening will be Jesse M. Donaldson, of Washington.

D. first deputy assistant postmaster general. Invitations to attend the banquest snd meeting have been extended by the Rockford postofflee to a number of northern Illinois towns, including DeKalb and several from the staff of the DeKalb post office are expected to attend. The banquet will be held at the Hotel Faust. Then there would be a general ily of Jitneevilie, Mrs.

Emma Wiltse and family 'and Howard Marshall of DeKalb 'spent Sunday at ths Edward llannan home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder and son. Raymon.

of Rockford via ited at the Clifford Bern la homo on Wednesday. Wilbur Roland shredded corn on Tuesday and Wednesday. Friends here were grieved to hear of the death of tha father of Mrs. Elmer Henderson who waa accidentally killed In Aurora. Remert Berk land Is building a new silo house.

Kred Bemls is 111. Wallace Huntley put a new roof on the Clifford Bemls home the first of the week. Albert Pick well shelled corn on Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Han nan and son, Thomas, attended the Livestock Show In Chicago Thursday.

election on the marriage Issue. If Sac, Cooke Valley Farms Eldred George Accola. Prairie the Issue were defeated the king constitutionally would be bound to Given Hearing" as a Bigamist This Morning John Greeson. who waa arrested In DeKalb by Aurora police several De Sac Wis. Suffolk-punch: Grand champion stallion Richard J.

Barr Joliet Dr. N. Eproat Heaney. Clen Ellyn, 111. Senior champion stallion: Rich weeks ago under the name of James Blsfn.

was to have a hear Ing today in Aurora on a charge of bigamy. Greeson is said to have ad mitted that he married a Batavia Drum Corps to Have a Dinner Wednesday Eve Plans are being completed for an merican Legion drum and bugle dinner, which will be held on Wednesday night of next week. The event will be pot luck in nature, with the wives of the corps members aa guests at tha dinner. Tha main course will be turkey, which should result In a 100 per cent attendance on the part of the corps members. Tha corps recently voted to have the meeting nights on Wednesday of each week, but It is more than likely that oh next Wednesday night a rehearsal will not be held, and the evening following the dinner will be devoted to a social program.

girl several months ago although he Mr. and Mrs. Frank SulUvan and children and Mrs. Theresa Kelly of Dekalb visited at the Bert Bemls ard J. Barr; Pine Tree Dairy Farm, McHenry, 111.

Junior champion stallion: Richard J. Barr: Dr. N. Sproat Heaney. Aged stallion: Richard J.

Barr; Pine Tree Dairy Farm. Stallion foals: Richard J. Barr. first and second. Yearling stallion: Dr.

N. Sproat Heaney; Richard J. Barr; J. L. Savage.

Reddick. 111. Three year old marc: Pine Tree Dairy Farm: Dr. N. Sproat Heaney, second and third.

Aged mare: R'. Sard J. Barr; Dr. had not been divorced from a wife living in Indianapolis. Greeson was given a hearing earlier thia week on a charge of hav turn again to Baldwin.

If the king abdicated, the next-ln- line would succeed and Baldwin would carry on. If the king tried to govern wtth-' out a cabinet or parliament the crisis Inevitably Would terminate either in his abdication or In a monarchal dictatorship. Both houses of parliament or either house, could resolve that abdication was desirable. The principle that parliament can depose the king was established by the bill of rights of 16SS recounting the sins of James II. last of the Stuarts, who was forced off the throne.

If parliament parsed an abdication bill and the king refused his royal assent to it identical to the dent's approval of congressional bills -it would mean unconstitutional establishment of a despotism, a dictatorship, to which parliament could refuse to vote money. Then the king's last resort would be a coup. Thanksgiving Vacation Rev. Horff of the Methodist church of Hinckley, gave a short talk Wednesday afternoon observing Thankgiing. He told us that many of us failed to appreciate the many things that were about us all the time.

That too often, we took everything for granted. He told us how the Pilgrim fathers used to remind their families of the first severe winters in country by placing at the plate of every child of the family on Thanksgiving day five kernels of corn. Upon asking the meaning of these grains the children were tokl that these were the rations for the lllgrims during their first hard winter here. Miss Kaar led the assembly in a few group songs and school waa dismissed. Many of the teachers spent their vacations at their various homes.

Mr. Lynch left Wednesday afternoon for his home In Fayette, Ia. Miss Kaar left Wednesday evening to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with her mother at Princeton. 111. Miss North's father and mother came for her Wednesday afternoon to take her to her borne at Toluca.

Miss Ellerbrake went to her home at Elgin, Wednesday evening. Mr. Phillips and his wife spent their vacation at the home of Mr, Phillip's parents at Dakota. Mr. Jones and his family spent Thanksgiving day at the home of the high school superintendent at Lee Center.

International Livestock There were SO boys of this community who left December in a bus to attend the 17th Annual International Livestock and Horse Show. They also visited Armour's Meat Packing Plant. They attended the night show which was held In the Amphitheater. The following boys went: Wayne Bark, Kenneth Bastlan, Walter Manser. Paul Bitter, Delbert Grimm, Ha ley Mack, Robert Relmensnlder, Frit-chard Grimm, Frances Miller.

Cheater Reeve. Henry Birch. LeRoy BU-burn. Earl Prltchard. Everett Plapp.

Robert Tutt, Udell Grimm, Norman Stewart. Harvey Wllkm-ing, Robert Ramer, Neubauer, Owen- Hart man, Ivan Neu A. T. g. Fa-73 American Cs Co.

lis Am. Foreign Power 7 Mathleaos Alkill-40'i Americas Bmelting A Refining 96 Arlatloa Corp. 0 B. A O. 224 Bethlehem ttteel 71T4 Anaconda Copper 4TT4 Calumet A Heels 12V Cerr Us Pases Copper-07v4 if New Tork Csntr 434 I Consolidated Oil 14V4 Can.

raclfie 13 Commonwealth and Southern 8 InjPont N. 183 Eria Rail 134 1 Good rich 80 General Electric St Chicago Great Wtrn United States Steel 74 AmrWan Tela, sad TL General Motor 084 International Uarvester 43 Standard Oil. U. Chrysler Motor 123T4 Kennlcott Copper 07 M. K.

A Montgomery Ward A Co. 83M North Americas Aviation 124 National Caah Register 31 Nih-1 C. A N. Phillip Pet. 47H rackard-UU ing stolen tools from an Aurora ga home Tuesday evening.

Lucille Pyper of DeKalb spent Thursday at )ha Clifford Bemls home. I Mary Rita Hart is now working at the poet office on ths Social Security Board. Final Union Service Held Last Evening The last of the series of Preaching Mission services to be held In this city were held last evening at the First Lutheran church. Services have been held nightly this week with several of the local churches participating. The Rev.

Carl A. Glad of Geneva was the speaker at laat night's service. He was assisted by' the Rev. B. G.

Swaney, pastor of the Methodist church, and the- Rev. A. H. Kearney, pastor of the Advent Christian church. The program also included a vocal rage In which he was employed before coming her to work In a ga rage.

He has been bound over to the grand Jury on the theft charge, bond having been placed at 11,000. N. Sproat Heaney, second and third. Today Is Last Reports Theft of a Light From an Auto O. 8.

Wisdom; reported to police solo by Elvln Carlson while M. A. Day for Return of Social Card Today was the final day for the First of New Genoa Homes Is Now Rented Genoa, Dec. 5. One of ths four new homes that has bean under construction In Genoa for months Is now finished, furnisher, and occupied Clarence Walters, tool maker and foreman at ths John Oater Manufacturing Company plant In that city Is tha occupant.

Ths homes are the first new ones In ths new Oster addition Incorporated Into Genoa during the paat year. Raddatz played organ selections. last night that a guide light and the tail of a fox had been stolen from his car during ths early evening. The car waa parked on North return of the social security act cards which ere recently distribu Second Street at ths time of the ted to all employees of this com theft. munity.

The cards, properly filled out were returnable at the post Genoa's Smoke Eaters Prill Monday Night Genoa. Dec. Genoa firemen will undergo a drill Monday evening. Beside their regular study and practice of fire fighting the work of learning life saving and first aid ia part of tha curriculum. Recently it was announced by Fire Chief W.

A. Skinner that a new method of resuscitation had been adopted by the Genoa depart-ment, Ths new scheme of life saying after smothering. Asphyxiation, or electric shock is different from the common Shaeffer method, it waa Introduced here from Denmark. Tha Elgin Tre department has adopted the tame method. Drill on the new system will be part of1 Monday session.

According to postal employees and New Barn Rising on Farm South of Genoa Genoa, Dec. Workmen are busy these chilly days building a fine new dairy barn on the old Pond farm located south of Genoa on the v.cst side of Route S3. Clarence Walters of Chicago purchased the farm during the past summer and Is now modern'xtng It with the new building. The other buildings on the place are across the highway. others who are working on the SEEKS CALM AT SUNNY CANNES (Continued From Page 1) off pursuers.

Mrs. Simpson passed through Chateauroux, on to Limoges, at dawn. Before she left Blois, Mrs. Simpson talked long on the telephone to King Edward, at Fort Belvedere near London. Then she slept for a while.

All over southern France, authorities unostentatiously posted police to see that she was safely passed through the country. cards which have been filled out. Pullman Co. 0214 Radio C. of Republic Iron Steel 25 C.

R. I. P. 3 Keara Roebock A staadard Oil, lad. 44' Soeeny 10 8tudebakr 13 Southern Pacific 43 C.

M. St. P. A Tlmkea Boiler Bestlng-TIH Texas Co. 40 LaiUd Corp 0 L'aloa Carbide 102 American Woolen Co.

104 WsstlngnsQss Electrlo UV.i CUI gsrrtrs-3 Public, ferries Kortt. ULU Minor Auto Mishap Is Reported to the Police An automobile driven by James Sawyer and a car operated by ths Louis Auto Wracking Company figured in a minor crash yesterday afternoon at Tenth and Pleasant streets. Tha Sawyer car skidded into a pole. nearly all of the employees to whom cards were Issued have filled them Error Costs Teeth. Perth, Australia (UJ? A mlstaks In the Identity of two patients In ths Perth City hospital cost ons of thera his teeth.

Ths two men wars la adjacent beds, one suffering from a stomach Complaint. Hospital attendant took the wrong man to ths operating room. out and returned them aa instructed. Some of the cards were Improperly filled out and have been returned The All-American canal In South for corrections. bauer, Jack Faxon, Fprman Hards- ern California is the largest irrigation ditch in tha United States.

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