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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1938. PHONE -1500 FOURTEEN Hospital Notes Mrnnonlte. Patients admitted are: Mrs. Roy Markets, Financial and Business O'ltrien. Decatur, and Mrs.

A. K. McUeynolds. El Io. both surgi State Conclave To Draw DeMolays Bloomington'a DeMolay chapter is making plans to send a big delegation to the 13th annual state DeMolay conclave to be held in East St.

Louis Aug. 19-20. It is expected more than 30 local young men will attend. A. D.

Manners chapter, which is playing host to the convention, has cal. Robert Linneman. 16 Summit street. medicaL Loka Blakeman. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE 1612 North Franklin avenue.

Nor mal; Wendell Tuttle. 1408 taJt Oakland avenue; Miss Helen HUsa- beck, 601 South Clinton street; Gold Shares Lead in Sleepy Market Session Kenneth Baker, Chestnut, and Herbert Weidman. Deland. all Patients dismissed are: Mary arranged an elaborate program of entertainment and lodge work for the two days, according to word Alice Chowning. feOs East Taylor street; Earl Meiss.

Gridley; Mrs. received here. One of the high E. C. Paxton.

Arrowsmith; Jessie lights will be an evening excur sion on the Mississippi aboard the Mae Raglon. Bemcnt; Mrs. Floyd Helmers. Anchor; Billy Adams. Shirley; Mrs.

Edward Bushneas. steamer President. Convention plans will be dis Tf-: cussed by Bloomington DeMolays (By Associated Press) Close Close Open High, Low Close WHEAT Tear ago. Tuesday Wed. Wed.

Wed. Wed. Sep 1.13 .67 .67 Vi .67 Dec 1.13T4 .69 .70 .69 .69 Men .70 Vi .71 Vt .71 .70 .70 i May 1.15 .71 .72 .72 .71 .71 CORN Sep .96 .55 .55 .55 .54 .54 Dec 65 .52 .52 .53 .52 .52 Mch .53 Ti .53 May 67 .51 .54 .54 .54 .54 OATS- Sep 28 .23 .23 .24 .23 .23 Dec 29 .24 .24 .25 .24 .24 May 31 .26 .26 .26 .26 .25 SOYBEANS Oct 96 .82 .83 Dec 95 .82 .83 May .83 .83 RYE Sep .77 .45 .47 .46 .45 .45 Dec 78 .47 .47 .47 .46 .46 May 80 .49 .49 .50 .48 .48 LARD Sep 11.40 8.62 8.67 8.67 8.57 8.60 BELLIES Sep 17.00 10.32 10.40 Minonk; Mrs. Louis uaams ar.i baby boy. Saybrook.

and Mrs. J. at a meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Consistory.

The chapter Kent, Holder. NEW YORK. (JF) A little buying in gold mining shares imparted a Sicker of life to a sleepy stock isarket Wednesday. Traders turned to the yellow metal group when the market drifted into stalemate after prices rose and fell in gentle swings in is also expected to entertain visi tors from Minier, Hopedale and Delavan who are considering estab lishing a community DeMolay chapter in that vicinity. the forenoon.

Dealings entered one nf the quietest periods since the rousing June upswing started. Diverting attention to the gold mining issues was a further advance in the London open market price for the metal, accompanied by continued decline in the British pound to the lowest figure in many months. Brokaw. Patients admitted are: Mrs. William Nothdurft.

Taylorville; Marci Banks. East Jackson street Donald Bailey. 210 West street. Normal, and Miss Frances Whitmer. El Paso, all surgical.

Mrs. C. V. Thorpe, 1215 West Oakland avenue, and William Nelson. 1016 West Monroe street, both medicaL Patients dismissed are: Mrs.

Brice Abbott. Colfax; Mrs. Horac Eckhart. Towanda; Miss Kathrya Mantle, It Ridgewood terrace; Mrs. Walter Dingman.

317 East Locu't street: Marcella Simmons. Kl North Evans street; Mrs. Odie Car Vets' Head Visits rantneraph Central Illinois Service. PONTIAC. W.

L. Coolidpe. Granite City, state commander of the United Spanish War Veterans and Mrs. Coolide, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Sutherland here FISUKKMAX'S FAKADISK. This honorable mm lin snarMiot was lakrn by Kay Autin. 406 West Walnut street.

Itloomington. during a recent trip to the Big Horn mountains in Wyoming. The snapshot contest closes Aug. 20. CHICAGO CARLOTS (Courtesy Bartlett Frazier Co.) Sunday.

Commander Coolidge also paid an official visit to the Vet erans Facility at Dwight. Bloomington Livestock (Wednesday's Quotations.) HOGS Receipts. 330; 150 to 180 rounds. JS.501j9.25; 200 to 250 Inspected Inspected Cars Year Cars Wed. Cars Tues.

Cont. Grade Ago WHEAT 157 187 109 247 CORN 142 90 76 5 OATS 103 93 72 316 RYE 3 3 5 BARLEY 5 4 2 SOYBEANS 1 6 New York Stocks NEW YORK. Closing atock. quota rounds. 5S.85fi9.40: 250 to 300 tions: Air Reduction 59 pounds.

SS.008.50. 1 1R2 104 Late Reaction $2. 50 3. 50; bulls, $4. 503 6.50; veal calves top.

$9.25. SHEEP Receipts, light; market steady; best lambs. 8.00; common to lair, J5.001j6.00; fat sheep, $3.00, down. ver and oaDy coy, vji ft.inss.ey street. Normal, and Ben GUier-sleeve, Hudson.

St. Joseph's. Patients admitted are: Smalley. Heyworth; Mrs. Eva Dicit-on, 805 North Roosevelt avenue; Margaret Carter.

1317 South Maia street. Normal: Mrs. Leota Welch. 920 Wot Washington street; Mrs. Walter Duncan.

1105 South Clay 214 Alleghany Corporation Allied Chemical and Dyeing Allied Stores AUis-Chalmers American locomotive American M. and Met American Metal American Power and Light American Rad. and St. 1 4 34 Vj 54 IS 20 Erases Gain On Wheat EULK SOWS $6.00 'ft 7.25. SMOOTH LIGHT SOWS $7.40, down.

CALVES $8.50, down. LAMBS SS.00, down. Livestock reckipts. CHICAGO. Official estimated receipts, lor Thursday: CATTLE 50 14.000 fcHEEP 9.000 TKORIX LIVESTOCK.

PFOF.7A. HOGS Lower. top price, American Roll Mill American Smelting and Refining American Steel Kdrs MH 28H 27 'i American Sugar Refining American T. and 140 S8 ton, and John O. Morrissey, 423 Unity building, all medicaL Mrs.

Oscar Deynzer. 1314 West Chestnut American Tobacco Cash Grain News CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO. Cash WHEAT: No. 3 red, eg'-'C; No.

5. 62c; No. 1 hard, 72c; No. 2, 71c; No. 3.

70c; No. 4. 66c; No. 1 yellow hard, 70H70c; No. 2, 69 No.

3, 69V4C; sample grade, 68 No. 2 mixed. 70c. CORN No. 1 mixed.

56'ic; No. 2. 5614c; No. 1 yellow, 57c; No. 2.56H4t No.

2 white, 56c; sample, 53Vj 35 CHICAGO. UP) Possibilities Anaconda Copper Atlantic Refining 24S that Russo-Japanese hostilities street, surgical. Catherine Ander son. 204 Packard street. tonsiL 17U Patients dismissed are: J.

Scott 20 would spread did much Wednesday to lift Chicago wheat prices about 1V4 cents, but later reactions largely canceled gains. Gleason. 903 North College street; 2 Raymond Wink. Battle Creek. 17S Talk was heard that should 3t Lindley Oliver.

Leroy; Aviation Corporation Baltimore and Ohio Beatrice Creamery Beno'ix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Company Borg-Warner Canadian Pry O. Ale Canadian Pacific Cafe Caterpillar Tractor Cerro De Pas Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and N. Chicago M. Ht. P.

and pfd. Russia become involved in a pro 1S Carole Sumner, 10A West Moultoa longed war, it would remove that 100 street; Carmen Wallace. South country as a source of supply for s.n Mortis avenue; V'ialee Ileum. West Locust street: Mrs. James deficit nations.

On the other hand 30 price setbacks later were pro Gibson. 63 West Empire street; S54M.C. OATS No. 2 mixed, No. 3.

23V4 tfi24Vic; No. 2 feed, 23', 4 i 24 No. 1 hite. 26c; No. 2.

25 '4 25 i No. 3, 23if 254e: No. 4. Ti 24 c. BOY RE A NS No.

2 yellow, 90 'ic. BtTCK WHEAT No. 2. 12.23 'ci 2.40. RYE No sales.

BARLEY Feed. 38i 49c, nominal. BLOOMINGTON GRAIN. Prices as given In the following table are based on Chicago figures less fixed charges on freight handlings, etc. Prices at elevators in surrounding territory may vary a few cents on special bids from markets other than Chicago In many cases.

Editor. (Courtesv of Bartlett Frazier 703 PeoDles Bank Building.) moted by an estimate that Europe's I'i 70 Vi Ji 6- 2,000 head. Butchers. 200 to 230 pounds, $9.30 -i 9.60; 240 to 260 jur.a 3.10; 270 to 3'Q pounds, 15yS60: 150 to 190 puunds. SJi, p.p.

H5I) and down; packers, $6.75 heavies, $5. 75 '4 6.50; stags, $5.00 6 Cm CALVES Steady, top price, 410 head. LAMBS Steady, top price, i.j;ht. Hit KSTOf K. CHICAGO 4.1 HOGS Receipts.

14,000 inc.ud.r.s 5.000 direct; slow and very uneven: f. grits 17u pounds up 5c to 1UC lower than Tuesday's average; practical top 75: email lots at KMd and choice 170 to 230 pounds. $9 fiOi 9.75: 240 to 260 pounds. 270 to 300 pounds. 30 i9M pood packing sows.

$7 Zb 1 7.65; mecuum we.ghts and heaviers, $6 7 00. CATTLE Receipts. 8.000; calves; Re- crop this season would be the larg-i Chrysler Motor 142 AXniCRAFT I. AI1KIU-I-ol AuMln. lllinoU SUI Normal unl entity stuJrnt and recent Utnt In reeresv tiortal programs at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Children's school, will direct the handiwork program at IJmherlost camp, I-tst Bay, Lake Bloomington, Aug.

IS to Sept. 3. Camera Craft Prio'o ifio 1 1 "v'1 est since 1900, 01s iiiuuuu uumich ll1 7 Mrs. Fanny Hinshaw. e4 Wet Market street; Mrs.

J. W. Frir.k. r. r.

3, Bloomington; and Mrs. Don Waterson and baby girl, 1401 Eat Jackson street. larger than a seven year average. 27 6" MI.UOI'KTTK. Many goMl silhouette piitures Iiaie Iteen submitted in the snapshot contest whiih runs three more weeks.

Jim-mio Jones, ITIX Fist Jefferson street, suhniittel thU honorable mention winner. Colgate Columbia Gas and Electric Consolidated Edison Corn Products Curtis-Wright Deere and Company Pel. Lack and West Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Eastman Kodak Erie R. Firestone Receipts were: Wheat, 157 cars; corn, 142 cars; cats, 103 cars. At the close, Chicago wheat futures were unchanged to 'c higher compared with Tuesday's finish, 6767c; Dec, 69 69 'Ac; corn to lUc down, 54 (ft1 Based on the close of the market Wednesday, elevators were paying about the following prices: WHEAT ce p-, 1.000.

fed steers and yearlings No. 2 56V2 Electric Dec, and oats un- Oenerai F. CORN No. 2 (vellow) 46V 'oods AT PAXTOX. raalacrapa ealrtl IIUsMta Vnlit.

PAXTON. Gerald Carpenter, Fioher. was admitted to Paxtoa Community hospital on Saturday for x-ray treatment. Mrs. Raymond Koehler.

Melvin. submitted to surgery, morning. Mrs. Fred Bceker. Roberts.

smS. muted to surgery on Monday morn rr M.enerm langed to UC Off. General changed Vacationists ranlacrapk ratral llMawl ftrnlre. LEXINGTON. Mr.

and Mrs otors No. 2 (white) 46Vi 21 7'4 50 4 1274 177 3 4 21S 414 34 434 4 23S 28 4 14 21 l4 9 11S MS 49 OATS No. 2 (new) 18 No. 3 (new) I6V2 Harry Fritz and daughter Helen eady to 25c lower; steady on stncuy choice and prime medium weiptits and steers only: top. $12.65 with 70 b.d: very little done; few loads, $10 00 11.25: these as wen as 50 50c and in some instances 75c tir.der th time iast week; shipper demand verv a rrow dressed beef trade sluKKish; receipts a help In live market: -nckers verv scarce, in demand: fed heif-e-j steady to 25c l'er; short feds 1o.r,c most decline; best heifers.

rows and bulls weak: vealers active and steadr at 19. SO? 10 23; ouuud on weighty litrtirr blli S. $7.00. I I i and Mrs. Clara L.

Freed loft Mon Hogs Uneven, Top Is $9.80 SOYBEANS-NO. 2 (old) 78 No. 2 (new) 73 ST. I.OI.IS CASH GRAIN. day Aug.

1 for a month's automo ST. LOUIS. Cash: WHEAT Re bile trip. They expect to visit the following places: Cincinnati. Ohio; Gillette Goodrich.

Goodyear T. and" Graham Paige Motor Great Northern pfd. Greyhound Hudson Motor Illinois Central International Harvester International Nick Can International P. and pfd. International Tel.

and Tel. Kennecott Copper Kresge, S. Kroger Grocery Loew's. Inc. Mack Trucks ing.

Frank Sloar.e. Piper City. admitted mm a medical patient Moniay mornir.g. ceipts. 125 cars: No.

1 red, no quotations No. 3. 66 ti lii 68 c. Pittsburgh. Ntaraga Falls, At Chicago CORN Receipts, 68 cars; no quotations.

OATS Receipts, 5 cars; no quotations. Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa in Gerald Roach. Paxton. submitted Canada, down through the New Kr.g- to an emergency operation Sunday night. CHICAGO.

(UP) Hogs were un Produce Market land states to New York city, Philadelphia and Washington. D. to take the Sky Line drive, then to SKEEP Receipts. 8.0n0 Including 2.200 -ert; Tuesday top native spring lamhs. $9.25: best westerns, bulk.

3 9 00; Wednesday's trade very slow: tirrfe-tone weak to lower; good to choice ra'tve spring iambs bid1, SK.75 downward it most instances: be.n held. $9.009.10 and aVive; nine douh.es Washington srnrr lambs. $9 Oil; sheep steady; choice wes em ewes, native ewes, 3 50. even at the Chicago stockyards Wednesday. Benedick Glazik.

Paxton, was d. mLsed Sunday. Marshall Field McKess and Rob bins Chicago had 14,000 hogs; 5,000 di Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator rects. The top was on iu cents; other points were weak. 414 vi 4 4 41 19 17 474 26 124 7 4 434 10 4 23 IS 17 4 lV 10 214 124 5 104 204 33 i 130 CHICAGO PRODI CE.

CHICAGO. f.T'i Live, 1 car, 42 trucks, steady; leghorn broilers under 2 pounds. 15Mc; White Rock springs, 17Hc; small white and colored ducks, 11V; old geese. 13c; young, 16'4c; other prices unchanged1. BlTTfcR 1.516.191, steady prices unchanged.

KiOS 5.487, steady; current receipts, other prices unchanged. POTATOES 42. on track. 215; total I'nited States shipments. 202; dull and Richmond.

then the Smoky mountains and on to Florida. prUI I Ta rantacrapfc.) COLFAX Miss Parbara Marquis left Sunday for a month's visit with relatives in California. National Biscuit National Cash Reg National Dairy Products Newport Tnd. FT ST. IS I IVESTOfK.

FAST FT. LOflS. ILL HOOP F.ece p'. 6 "00; 1,000 direct; nothing done en iich's and pics; sows about Chicago cattle were 8,000, calves 1,000, of the 10,975 reported. The market was steady to weak; top, $12.65.

AT CUXTOX. raatacraph ralral rtrr. CLINTON. At John Warner ho-pital Tuesday Matti Kennry was a major surgical patient, and Miss Phyllis Walters of Weldon had her tonsils removed. Jesse Stever.s.

Injured s'esili- ton S9 fiO: earlv sales, 1R0 to 250 New York Central R. North American Aviation North American Company Northern Pacific Packard Motor pounds $9 40 sows. CATTLE Receipts. 2.500; calves: Re weak, supplies liberal demand very light; Total sheep reported were of which Chicago had 8,000. The market was weak; top, $8.75, off 25 ce rts.

2 00fl; 800 through: a tew range practically no demand MIX I ST KK TO LEAVE. raalacraph rat raj lIlMta SrnUe. CLINTON The Rev. J. R.Ford for Idaho triumpns: at 25 8.75: some butcher cwt coh, per cwt -e-s steal conrjiera.

Kansas unitea working for a hard road construc Paramount Pictures Pennsylvania R. R. Phelps Dodge States No. 1 and United States Commer cents. cials.

75c; Missouri United States No. 1 and United States Commercials, 80c: 41 rear res. Jv on jStMi; a lew ncei cows. I'. 00 6 cutters and low cutters.

$3.75 ft 4 75: sausage bulls. J6.50; top veal-e- $9 50: nominal range slaughter steers. 75 '1 11.75; a.aughter heifers. $6.25 if 75 Chicaqo Stocks Nehraska. 85 percent United States-No 294 32 4 tion company last week, was discharged: R.

I. Coppenbarger, surgical, was discharged, and Paul Williams, who has been receiving medical treatment since Saturday night, was removed to his home la anif better. 88vi90c; California White Rose United States No. 1, Oregon pastor of the Methodist Episcopal will take his annual vacation, beginning Thursday of this week and ending Sunday. Au.

21. Accompanied by his family. Reverend Ford plans to take several Closing siock CHICAGO. FHEFP Receipt. 3.000: a few opening 11 ft 1A tions: White Rose United States No.

1. $1.90 Bliss Triumphs United Stateu No. 1, show Phillip Morris Phillips Pet Public Service N. J. Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corporation of America Remington Rand1 Reo Motor Republic Steel Reynolds Metal Reynolds Tobacco Stores sa.es choice iambs to butchers at J9.25.

20' 8" Bendix Aviation Butler Bros ing decay, $1.00. 24 55 Central 111. P. pfa. Chain Belt short trips during this period, one I IS 1 15 Farmer City.

Mrs. Chris Chapman and ir.fart BLOOMINGTON POCT.TRY AND EGGS. (Thursday's Quotations.) (Delivery Prices.) of which will be for several days Chicago Corporation 434 2U 33 '-3 26 will be taken horr.a Chicago Corporation, pfd. NO. THANK VOl.

J. J. Glass, 1607 North lenler street. Bloomington. caught this picture at the p-jrholngiral moment.

It is an honorable mention winner. 19S 724 Hens, straight .14 Wednesday. Leghorn Hens 10 Cocks 09 17' IS 8 32 White and Plymouth Rock springs (over 3'i lbs.) 14 White and Plymouth Rock springs (under 3'i lbs.) .13 IIINPOI.I LIVESTOCK. TN DI ANA POLI S. i.l HOGS Recei pts 4 h-Mdovers.

581: steady to 25c lower: 5n to 250 pounds. $9 20 1 9. 70: 250 to 300 $8.45 'i 9-30; 30.) to 400 pounds. Ofi -j a 65: 100 to 160 pounds. 50: sows sleadv to weak; bulk.

AO CATTLE Receipts. 1.000; calves: on; very dull trade on light undertone weak to lower on all rlwr nothing done; veaiers steslv: top. J9 FHF.F.P-r.e-e:ptd. 2.000; spring lamhs I'Mtlv to 5'c h.gher at 50 Vi 9.00; s.augh'er ewe steady at 13.00, down. srRINGFILI.n LIVESTOCK.

FPRINGFIELD. ILL. (Producers Llve- 32S Italian Schools Com'with Edison Electric Household Great Lakes Dredge General Household Heileman Brew Kingsbury Brew Ubby-M'Neil and Libhy Northwest Ban Corporation Swift and Company Swift International Utah Radio Walgreen 3-v 187 I'i 7 -i 7'i 1 28 2'4 17: 57 Colored springs 13 74 1 visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Ford, at Moline. They will visit relatives at Islington where they will be guests at a family gathering honoring M. R. Downey on his 83rd birthday anniversary. There will be no worship services Aug.

7 nor Aug. H. but Sunday school will he held as usuaL Services will resume Aug. 21. TO TAKE FISHING TRIP.

raatacraph (ralral IIUm4 iwnW. Ban Foreign Jews 7 Johnson Arnold Dies In Roberts Home raalagrme ralrml IIUm4 Wn W. ROBERTS. Johnaon Arnold. TS.

died at 9 p. m. Tuesday at his hon.a here of cancer. Mr. Arnold wa horn Oct.

2. 12. in Platvburg. N. Y.

He came to farm near Roberts with his parents 4 14 Sears Roebuck Shell Cnlon Oil Socony-Vacuum Standard Brands Standard Oil of California Standard Oil of Indiana Standard Oil of N. Studebaker Corporation Swift and Company Tennessee Corporation Texas Corporation Timken Det Axle Timken Roller Bearing Tri-Cont. Corporation Twenty Cent-Fox Cnion Carbide I'nion Pacific I'nited Air Lines Cnited Aircraft United Corporation United1 States Rubber United States Steel United States Steel, pfd leghorn springs 11 Leghorn cocks .08 Colored ducks (over 4 14 lbs 08 Colored ducks (under 4V4 lbs.) 08 White (Tuck (over 5 lbs. 09 White ducks (under 5 lbs.) 09 Geese .06 Eggs 17 PEORIA GRAIN. 44 4S Commission Company Quotations) HO-jJ P.ece.pts.

700: market 10c to 20c iwe-: 140 t5 170 pounds. 9.25; ISO to 220 pounds. 19.25 i 8.45: 230 to 250 24 S2 82 10 27, 3 43' SAFECRACKERS IGNORE THE SIGN WASHINGTON, D. These safe crackers apparently don't believe in signs. They broke into the office of the Dan Hurson Stone company.

A sign on the safe read: "There Is no money in this safe, only some papers of no value to any one. Please do not break." But they didn't agree broke the safe. It was empty. Herbert Mikel ROME. The government announced Wednesday all foreign Jews would be barred from Italian schools beginning with the fall term.

A communique Issued by the government said: "Beginning with the scholastic PEORIA. Cash: CORN Vic to 'Ac lower: No. 1 yellow, 55Vjc; No. 2, 54HS in and married yi.im lietecr pounds. $9 10 9.

30; 210 to 20 pounds, 50 i 9.00: 190 to 350 pounds. JS.OO'u New York Curio NEW YORK. CP) Closing stock quotations: Aluminum Company of America 107 '4 American Gas and Electric 27 Arkansas Nat. Gas 3 Aviation and Trans 2'i Cities Service 9'i Cons. Copper Min '4 Electric B.

and 8'i Gulf 45'i Kingston Prod 2r-i Niagara-Hudson 8 55c; No. 3. 53 54c. OATS Unchanged. K4: light packers.

J6.75jt7.25; heavy Crum will leave early Saturday for Zwl til Tfcy mere r' two weeks' fishing trip tn Can- entof v'n fr i. i.bin, hlm ln 4tlh. The famj.y l.vei 58 lOBi-i ta kf-s 15.60 't 6.50. BI TTER AND EGG Fl TI RES. CATTLE AND CALVES Receipts.

100; 1 CHICAGO. CTi Butter futures: Storage steady: gor.rf fat steers and heifers. US on a farm near here for many years. standards Nov. close.

25Hc. $7 5j''i R.50: short fed and grassy steers 30 Egg futures: Refrigerator standards and f'rs. $5 fat beef cows IS Oct. close. 24c.

5 OO'j 6 f0; cutters. $4. no 4. 50 canners. 1014 Walgreen Company Warner Bros.

Pictures Western Union Tel Westinghouse Airbrake Westlfighouse El. and Mfg. Walworth Wrtgley. Jr Yellow Tr. and Coach Yoiingst.

Sh. and Zenith Radio Z-nlte Products By Williams OUT OUR WAY year 193A-1933 the admission of foreign Hebrew students, including those residing in Italy, to all Italian schools of grades is prohibited." The ban on Jewish students presumably does not apply to the Jews who are Italian citiens. The Fascist race doctrine issued July 11 by a group of Fascist professors proclaimed that Italians nual vacation from her duties as sales clerk in Murray's shoe shop. raatacraph ralral 1Uaal Service. LKXINGTON Mr.

and Mm. C. R. Carnahan. accompanicil by Mrs.

Mae Nettlrship of Detroit. left Tuesday morning fop New York city to meet their daughter, Mi Gwen Carnahan. and her aunt. s. moving into town in Mrs.

Ar nold pr err Jed him in death. Surviving are these Michael and David. Larr.berton. Minn; Gentry. Mich: liefer.

Maryland; F.rnrrt. Robert and Mm. Samantha Rurrk. It fx v. There also are two sisters: Mra.

Seha Linn. Roberts and Mrs. Mary Stevens. Covington. Ind and on brother.

Seward. Roberts. MY. YOU'VE IT'S AAAM LOOKIN FER Dies at His Home Herbert Mikcl died at 2 p. Total sales Wednesday Tuesday 47 72 37 20 4 17.11 K17.M0 1.973.440 902.8.V1 1.2S4.760 1SS.154.37S 2S2.1SS.4 42 299.330.54 BECOME VERY- GO Week ago Year ago OBSERVING ALL Wednesday at his home, W)l East WORK ODD JOBS, AMY KIND, am' our CELLAR IS ISI AWFUL SHAPE ASHES" SPILLED AM' TH FURNACE.

STUFFED WITH OF A SUDDEH-AND Two years ago Jan. 1 to date V) were an Aryan race and denied that Jews were members of "the Italian race." TAKEN SUCH AM Year ago Two years ago INTEREST IN I T-l 1 1 There has been no move, how "THE HOME! 1 1 I 1 Front street. He had been ill six months. The body was taken to the Murray Carmody funeral home pending funeral arrangement. Mr.

Mikel was born at Downs in 1877, the son of Sylvanua and Hannah Mikel. For many years he wa engaged in farming in that terri EA AM OUR ATTIC IS TERRYBUL LOOKIW'-STUFF SCATTERED ALL. OVER V- A A tilt ZvTT I "Tcr dovjui I nrivn d-r-i ice SCATTERED ALL OVER Elliott Guild Has Picnic Faatacrapa) 4 ralral PI-wM mtv. KLLIOTT. The Outter ever, to exclude them from Italian citizenship.

ill flV Markets at a Glance By AsMM-latM! r-rs.) NMV YORK. STOCKS Mixed: gold shares advance. BONDS Irregular: Japanese loans ui. Mr. Elizabeth Cochran of May-wood, who will arrive Aug.

ft on a steamer from a two months tour of the Rritish Isles and France. On the trip east they will take in the sights of Gettysburg. Washington. D. Annapolis and Philadelphia and will return the northern rout.

going to Lake Placid and the Adirondack mountains. They expect to be gone two weeks. Guild society of the United Breth ren church held their annual picr.i tory. Surviving are two pons. Rob ert, Chicago, and Travis, Blooming f'l'RB industrials sait.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE Easy another fall In flterlinu drags down list. COTTON Lower; larger private cron at Pells park at Paxton Monday night Couri Notes Mclean county WARRANTY IEEIS. P.nhert and Catherine Tata to Frank ton; a sister, Mrs. George Craig. estimates.

501 South McClun street, and a IT'S A K. O. SCfJAR Steady; trade buying. COFFEE Firm: hicher Rraxilian mmr. brother, Edward, Hickman.

Ky. R'e. lot l. northeast quarter ef seclmn WESTON He was a member of the Meth kets. 20.

Town town.hip odist church. ciiirACin. WHEAT Firm: Russo-Jananesa Krviiii. Mav to John Jordan. 6.

bl'rk Sayhr-Kk. tien. John Connor to Domthv Carprnter. kt 14. Moulton'a additi'n t- Bloommatnn.

CORN Ixwer; enlarged crop estimates. CATTLE Steady to 2.c lower. HOGS 5c to aown. On iiamnix-n to W. I Alean.1rr.

Wal- ftn's addition to eacept lkts AH1 OUR LAW hi FU LLA i ji AH' OUR. LAWhA FULLA, WEEDS AU' TRASH ArA v- Hp TH' GARAGE IS A FRIGHT A teC i -rf liit 1 'ft 33 and 34. block 2. and lots 1. 2.

3 and Rn 30. block 3. ancial Ropps Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ropp entertained the young married people of the First Baptist church Tuesday night at their farm home northwest of Normal.

About 50 attended. A potluck supper was served and games of tennis, cro Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Dameron entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday in honor of their grandchildren. Dale and Imogene Dame-ron's birthdays.

A birthday cake with randies adorned the table. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Busby. Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Flncham and little son. all of Chicago, spent the weekend with V. H. Busby and daughter.

Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Crum entertained a number of friends with a fiOVERNMEXT Rovna Jacob and I.vdia Rauchman to Mary Barnes, lot 9. block 4.

addition to Normal. O. 8 Benedict to Ollie Benetf.ct. Kt 2. NEW YORK.

(UF) United States treas block 10, Dilion and Fisher's addition to ury rxjnas close: 3's 40-43 June 7 3's 41-43 March 107 15 3'i's 41 107.28 McLean. QUIT CLAIM HEEDS. C'yde Per-y to John Jordan, lot 6, I. Savbroc'A. 110.6 block quet and darts were played afterward.

The next meeting will be 109.22 109 20 Walter Rust to Herbert I.lvlnston. part 106 14 of lot 7. Asurssor's subdivision ot lota 46 dinner Sunday In honor of their 3i's 43-47 3'4's 43-45 3'i's 44-4 2 Vs 4.V47 3 46-48 3Vs 46-49 2Vs 4R-S1 3''s 49-S2 2 'a 49-53 held Sept. 6 in Forest park. a Returned to Home 107.27 tip iln Ii'-'a up il- and so until the f.r.l kii oiii tl.e wim.r g- to tl.e iHtitral cunwr, the rfir-e ct.

tints ten and the figl.t's rer! Of roiirs-. the fans aren't -wajs treated to mch excitement ti fiibt end in a draw or a dt Ui'-n Yttii can oxii.t on Want Ad ending results. Next tin.e voti t.jve Mni-iliirg to mII. rent -r trade phine tl.e ad tak-r at 4 place an ad and Jut wt hw qtii. kly and economically It will go to work" fr you among more tLaa r-ad-r.

THE DAILY PANTAGRAPI1 Teafrol GREAT Want Ad iiedtum- Phone IlL daughter's birthday. Mrs. Ruth See- 108.18 104.26 108.13 man. Those present were Mr. and and 47.

Bl.ominit!on. Walter Runt to Herbert Uvincston. part of the northeast and quarters ot section 20, O.d Tomn township. Waiter Rust to Herbert Livingston, part of lot 1. McKissen's subdivision ot lot 81.

Alhn addition to Ill-ximinctiin. FanlagrM Central Illinois Service. PONTIAC. Velma Nesfoid, It Mrs. Louis Seeman and daughter.

2-Vs M-54 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seeman and J' 51-55 escaped inmate of the Geneva 102.2 103 17 106.16 10.1 31 103. 102.6 55-60 family, Mr. and Mrs.

Kd Seeman home for girls, arrested here Mon Mr. and Mrs. John Schroder and 2 'a 2 Va 58-63 family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence day night by State OHicers Rodley and McClcllan, was returned to the institution Tuesday.

She was ap 2 Men Killed by Train PINCKNEYVILLE. ILL. lP Len Thomas. 40. and Adam Gasten, 35.

both of Diamondtown. were Rhody and family. Mr. and Mra. William Crum.

Mrs. Dick Mvers prehended in a local bus station a and daughters. Mrs. Mary Seeman. Grandma Seeman.

the Rev. and killed late Tuesday when their au- st. i.ot is PRont ST. I.OI-IS. EGGS Missouri No.

1, IRtilgUc. POULTRY Springs 3 pounds and over) colored. fryers (21 to 3 pounds) 13Vic: lenhorn. broilers (2 pounds and under) Rock and colored. 14'iil5c: turkeys, hena and totns, 18c; geese.

sprinR. 8 10c. Other produce unchanged. Ontario the source of S3 percent of the rubber goods, including footwear, produced in the Dominion of Canada. tomobile was struck by an Illinois 1 Mrs.

Schole and daughter. Mr. and Central passenger train at a cross-1 Mrs. Earl Hanes and family, the ing one mile west of here. latter from Bloomington.

M.4 fr off. vv WHY MOTHERS utT GRAY.