The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 27

Sunday Morning, NoVetnb'er THE. A I PKGE TWENTY-SEVEN-, Drive Positively Closes Wednesday. SCOUT WORK HARD Pythian Home Inmates Now Members. Macon coimty'i new total mem- bo-ship In lied Cross Ptvturday i had Touched a total of 10,140 of vvMch 7,541 i i of Docntui' 2,5911 nre secured In tho county i the city. Xi a the Hoy Scouts and the i the general 01 I'dlon of i Parl Pecker turned in ii of II!" new for ilay, for lht wtmk.

Biitur- Ijd.ira i nil sources In i wan B3T and (ruin the i 818 members wore Added i day. ENTRHTAINa SCOUTS, a a i Mrs. Booker en- i the Boy Booutii hdpeil i i dny at supper I the T. M. C.

A. find a number ot tli 'in i i th i at the a snd large res, Tho Boy Scouts who helped either day or part of It were aa follows, fll' 'iffer, Prnln, I.nmb, Han, Foioy, c.arvjir, HIM, Parr, Ki Mlohl. Mrs. Backer nlflo nsnlstart dur- Jn i wtk by the Mlsics Nli-holion. i i Ditto, a Meidnmos Hi ckndivy.

Kitwnrds, CLOSRfl WEDNESDAY. The roll cull will positively ttf oloned i i i of i well nnl will nsmlit on ami In prolrpr over some te i him not ypt cov- i rm hy the com- nt the srnnernl in the Orlni'iln hotel i i Pe Indue, No. IT, i nf i a linn subscribed to tn. In the local Red Crnns for i of the I a ftt tho oiii Folks home north of the city. There arc nt i In- imtes In tho home.

Hoy Hcoutn who wcrn i for th Tied Crofi" Sntiirdny In vnrlons of bunlni'fls, reported a response, for the most part, wait slow So i put off i such i excuses as "I'm too bi iy." Austin reported 187 mem- scrs and Mllftm i 100 flatur- mornlnif. The Place for Wholesome Food Our businosa is increasing steadily. We are (raininpr this new buM- Tiess solely on the wholesome, healthful, tasty moala wo serve. A enjoying them? OYSTERS, ANY STYT.E Chicken Dinner Kvcry Sunday SINGLETON'S ON LINCOLN SQUARE We Both Lose If You Don't Patronb.e Us. Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.25 Ladles' Plain Skirts Cleaned and Pressed Other garments In proportion Economy Cleaners Dyers Cor.

West South Main Second Floor Tel. Main 687 WHY SUFFER FROM PILES Whim ThA Dn MnuunoT-Nnn-flurslosI tnothod or a i hm in en i i i lumj in hiindrndt of It i rour renrh? With tenrhel method I. no outtlni. oo differing, no law or time en) no chloroform nr and you pay tnr remind only Wt guarantee i ind ynu a exr'ifieate you many irell dnowt, huMnvM And prnfanslnnAi men wno tifru our pnilnnn. We sit itf Rectum csncfr funnilniflon Orniliir Otllrr.

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DeSOUCHET as, i a Misi Becker Speaks Nov. 21 Y. W. C. A.

First in series of lecture courses for tho Home Bureau members this season will on Friday afternoon, Nov. 81; In W. A. o'olook at which time Miss Btella Becker, head of Visiting Nurse association will lecture on This lecture Is given upon request of Home Bureau members In the i parts of the county. Miss Becker recently reported that there between four and five hundred known cases of the disease In Macon county, ANNUAL Mrs.

A Hamilton, president of a In the county, has announced that the a a business meetlnpc i be held In cho Y. W. C. A. on Saturday, Dec.

8 at 10 a. tri, At that time the i i will be voted upon and i for tho coming year elected. The women will a luncheon In the cafeteria at noon. Members are asked to pay their snmisl dues before meeting. II AT ILUNI MEET Twenty-one women attended the I i i Friday I i i i home ot Mrs.

Joe Deltrloh. Minn liei'ker gave a a talk and Mian a the home advisor i This week's program Is as follows: Tuesday-- Forsyth i In the of Mrs, fid, Dnvls, Subject, "Convenient Kitchens," Wednfsdiiy Sharon i i Subjoct, "Household Equip- a i at Staley's Bub- i Program." Friday-- Mlis Becker spoaku In Y. C. at 2,30 o'olook. KINDERGARTEN IN TWO DIVISIONS Knil Oitldren to Meet at coin School In Afternoon.

A i i i limn been made In the DaRKoU class and here- a tho i a will be opoist- ed In two sections, one at the Dennis KChool In the i and the other at the Lincoln scliool In the a noon. This plan has been arranged In order to make It more convenient for the end children, and to Rive more I i i a help. Tho end division will bo known as PaitKCtt i a No. 2. Tho kindergarten at the Lincoln school i be opened Dec.

1, The same course i be given there as Is glron lit the Dsnnls school In morning, i DaKKOtt ns i tor ftnd Miss Bornlce Qher In charge of the music, The Dagjrett kindergarten started eleven ytrnrs ago i a membership of i children and this year has an enrollment of almost 100 little tots, MRS. BOGGESS' BROTHER SUCCUMBS Mrs. W. returned from month's visit In Chicago Knlghtstown, and Neoga, III She was called from Chicago to Knlghtstown by the death of her brother. P.

0. Nay, a Jeweler of Knlghtstown, who died suddenly following a brief Illness. She remained i her brother's family a woek before going to Nooga where she vie- Itod friends tor more a a week. i In Chicago, Mrs Doxttemi had tbe pleasure of seeing i and Qtioen of Belgium. She war a i a stroll on Shore drlvf when she saw a crowd a i around a car near walk.

She learned that the excitement wai caused, by the presence of i nnd of Belgium, who were leaving the city and were bidding peoplt Koud-bye. STOUT-HISDENDICRO Lawrence Stout and Miss Clara nolle Hedenherg were married at Christian church parsonage, 1IU Edward street, by Hev, Henry, Saturday i at o'clock They wore attended by Mr, and Mre a Mrs, Marsh i a slater of lu'lde Mr, Stout Is employed at the i dol Marble oiiJ couple will make i home In Decatur, To Mr. and Mrs. c. of El Ftouo, Woilncnilny, Nov.

12, a non, Ha has bton namoil Barlowa, Mr, and Mm. a i formerly In Dficatur, To Mr. snd Clyde SoarUt of KI Tiienlay, Nov, 11, daughter. MM. Hcarlnt was formerly, Mlti Hn-iol Whltacri of a snd employoil at Contra) Union compnny, To Mr.

anil' Mri, A Kail i avenue, Saturday, Nov. 10, a tmn, SIHONIZ If you want your car washed right and at reasonable price, bring it to uii. Vacuum Cleaner used on upholstering and top of each car washed. Work called for and delivered. DEOATUR SIHONIZ STATION A.

0. Park L. C. Cox Rear of Post Office. Phone Main 325 Take on More Space in Harpctrite In order to grow- ng business, repently organized Uecntur Candy company has taken a on rest of tlrst floor occupied by them In Harpstrlte building at North Water ytrevl, company heretofore, has ucouplvd only one-half bulld- ng.

They will now have a floor of about CO by 90 feet. This company, which doos only a jobbing business, was organised only last June by L. Bunting and P. Wllcox. They have taken on several lines of high grado ciimlloa.

Up i the present time they have been able to receive almost 100 per cent of the goods they order although It takes as high as six months' time However, the prediction Is for a shortage at Christmas time and the local company expects to commence feeling the pinch soon, FUNERALS. ROBERT DAVIS. The funeral- of Robert Davis, the veteran street our mini, WHO held at 2 o'olook Satuiday a at Moran's chapel. Mi'inburi) of Easterly oump, 1020, attended In a body, ind sixty employes of the De- oaiur a i a and Llglit company presonti The services wore conducted by M. Wells, pastor of Grace Methodist church, There wore two auto loads of flowers The muslo was i by Mre.

i M. Bergen and Mrs, F. B. Cue- nlns. The were In ohaige of Mrs.

0. White, Mrs Rldrldgn, iVl Agnes Murray and Mrs, M. Montgomery, The a pallbearers A. w. D.

Ryan, Frank Moore Oscar Wyntt, J. Qulnn and all employes of the Decatur Railway and Light compnny. The a i palluonrers were Frank Burg, Robert Huston, Logan, W. a F. i and II.

Potter, all from Easterly camp, M. W. The Interment was In Greenwood. The ritualistic exercises of the Modern Woodmen were conducted at the (tnivo, the i a service rend by Judge W. Smith.

A B. HOPTCINB. The a of TIarry B. Hopkins wns held at 3:30 o'clock afternoon at the residence ot his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.

W. C. Hopkins, 14S9 North College stront The services wore conducted by Rev. ijohn Golden, pastor of the Central Church of Christ. The muslo furnished by Mrs.

Howard Helmt-sk, The pallbearers were M. fitrnughn, Ira Kcm- per, William Jnnei, Green and H. 1)1. Turley. The Interment was In Fnlrlawn cemetery.

CARL PICKUS. funeral of Carl plckus will be held at M5 o'clock this" afternoon at the family residence, 120! TDast Con- lilt street, and at at St. Johannes' German Lutheran church, The servloee will be conducted by Rev. William Heyne. The Interment will he In Greenwood cemetery, MISS RUTH HALL, The a of Miss Ruth Hall will tin held at o'clock this afternoon nt the residence of her parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. TC. Hall, ISM North Main street. The services will be conducted bV Rev Freeman A. Havlghnrst, pastor of the First Mothodlet church, The Interment will be In Tntrlawn cemetery.

Mr, and Mrs. David Patterson and daughter, Dorothy, have gone to Plttsburg, to visit their daughter, Mrs, F. M. VanDaventer. Charles G.

Hake, ST4 West Packard was called to York, by sudden serious Illness of his father, A Hake. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Long, 51S North Stone street, and children, Margaret and Louts, left Tuesday for California They will their In California with throe of Mrs, Long's sisters, Thirty-five members of Degree of Honor Lodge No, gave a farewell a for them and presented them i a traveling bag, Miss Florence Peterson of Chicago will a i In Dacntur Monday to spend a week with Miss MnrRrirot Wlnslow and Miss Marie winslow. OWANECO COUPLE MARRIED BY JUDGE Tnylorvlllo, Nov, n. Cowsill nnil Mini Mlti'holl, both nt Ownnroo wore married by county In Snturdny afternoon.

will mnke Iholr home In iMviinftco, Oordy Uynn of Greenwood tewnihlp mil Mini Dtirthn I). MoxRiin of Lccunt tnwriihlp Mciirud a to wd hero Saturday afternoon. They will bo married In Siimtny. Announcement of the mtrrlaite of Mm. rrodorlrk Anrlorunn of i olty and John R.

Mltohell of St. Pnul was made In thin olty Siturdny, Mm. Andennn In the wlilow of rrodcrlok A i who forinoilv was preildnnt of thp First NMIenal bank ot thl sclly. Mr. In preildtnt of the Capital a bank of St.

Pnul, Thp marrlso took In Now Terk City. TO GIVE PROGRAM AT ST. THERESA A nninlonl program will uh'en by the members of tlio St, Oeellla'n at Acudomy or St, Tnruna Water November 82, flatiirda noon, nt in honor of their patron SI, Cecilia, frlonds snd patrons of pupils and tenchori are conllnllv Invited. Admliilon for itflo rhIUlren, I Bo. Thft proKram will bo announoofl Intnr.

A bnmur In tit hold Vmglnning on tbe day, at whloli article, of funoy work will be told, let cream and will nrveil. PLAYERS NECK IS BROKEN Glloburr, Nov. play. Inf en local high ichool footlml team, had hit neck broken In wit) Peerla Manual Msh here today. He Is In the a Mrbras lumbers of the Star Legion Armistice Day celebration following resolution of thanks: "Resolved--That Star to elty oounoll of neoatur an unanimous vote of thanks for their layal support In our effort to commemorate Armistice Day Tuesday, Nov.

11. It also gives a of thanks to all olty who worked ao diligently, especially, Frank Torrence, park custodian, and helpers; Dr. C. B. and Curtis Busher) to James Moran fir chairs and to Union (or decorations; te numbers ot Band; to news- mpers who gave us best et- forts; to the business men who so willingly eloped their doors In behalf of returned men In their to all who in any way assisted to make the celebration Dosslble, "Be It further resolved that a copy ot this be spread on our minutes and Decatur papers." Scraps of News TO OP1CN BTORB.

Another Plggly Wlggly will bs open for business at 114S North Water etreel, Monday morning, MORE SCHOOL RBPOR.TS. Four more schools have reported in thu jowlHh relief: Sulphur Springs, Hiss Bornlce Berry, teacher; Washington, Jefferson Blrks, teacher: Cherry Grove, Miss Brmn Blrks, teacher and Mlddleaworth, Miss Zslma Doolen, teacher, SHIP GARMENTS. The Mncon chapter of the Rod Cross made a i of knitted garments tor the refugee- women nnd children Saturday which Included sixty-one sweaters, 119 pairs of stockings and seventeen shawls, FUNERALS. MRS, LOTTirc SMITH The funeral ot Mrs. Lottie Smltb was held at 2 o'clock Saturday fitter- noon at the family residence In Mt.

Zlon The services were conducted by Rev, Spencer Baker, pastor of Presbyterian church. The miislB was i by Mrs. deorffo Smith and Mlns Mayme Pal- oonor, The pallbearers George Smith, Karen, George Traughber, Edward MoGaughey, Thongs Draper Charles-Cox. The Interment was In the Mt, Zlon cemetery, i 1 News from the Sick I i i WITH fun SICK Little Melba Rhodes, who was Injured when struck by a meter truck, Is getting along as well as can be expected, The condition ot William Dale, who was Injured Friday, Is critical, has not shown any Improvement and Is very low. Life's Lighter Mrs.

Carl Temple, .1426 North Main street, entertained at a luncheon for his sister, Mrs. L. D. Woodside of Waplnltla, Thursday, LIBERTY BONDS AT LOWER PRICE nir. Can Afford to Take bs IiOSB.

Uberty bonds touched new low marks Saturday because of the recent slump In prices of all securities, "I hate to do It," said a Decatur banker who was going over Pfes- ont prices which the bank (iould pay for bonds based on their market value. "I don't mind the large taking the shrinkage which we must all tske In the lower values of government and other securities, "A man came In the other day with $11,000 worth of bonds and told us to sell thorn 'for him, This man expects to get orily the market value. can afford to shrinkage I do hate to have the buyers of arid $100 denominations coma in to still when I must tell them that i bonds are worth from to on the J100 which they pnld. "Hut It Is part of the world situation. Pnrt of the price of war.

I suppose, but I do not mind It as far as the heavy Investors are concerned. Ir Is telling buyers of the small bonds of the lower prices that hurts," TURKEY CROP IS ABOUT NORMAL Chlcmsro, Nov, novlow of the pro- diiro flltuatlon by twlft Compnny follows; In npltn ef that ihortnte of would ko.p turkoy off tin menu In mnny hninon this ThnnlEiwIvlnR Indlcn- tlonH lire a the "crop" In about norm- Hi, Liberal ihlpmenti nro reported by Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tonn.iioa end Texan. for Chrlitman holiday trad, wilt commence about November SO, incntn munt Arrive at enntrrn dagtlnutlon not later than December 20, Thn domnml for butter hni fallen off connlilerablv diirlnt the week. Th. fuel- Inn li thnt tho market hai reached hlch Solnt, nnd ne a roimlt, oonnumpllon nun eornnntid.

The market li prictlollji thn immr a week afo. Prndurtlnn li holding otit In the Southwut, but hns fallen off rapidly In the Northern (States, Bans. Tlio weok wltnoHRnd a Inrrro ileorenio In production, due to cold wonlhar, Tho nun Hot hits nrtvnnrnd rapidly ilurlnpt th" Tho oold weather will ronult In ft llhornl movement of ntored product, It In expected. Btnnkn on, November Int. were 21 per oont nbovo normal, na ootnpar'toil with ift per cent nurplus on Oct.

lit. This Imllratoi that Inrtfl holdlnKH are i undoc. the Incroaiod d. mnnd, POULTRY. Cold wonthor, hotter and th.

approach of the holldnyM huve itnrtcd poultry movlnt marketwnra In qimn- tltlen. Prices have a goad demand contlnuei, MEETINGS. Called inentlnt Proirci. Rofigkah lodte No. )41, Monday, 1:30 p.

r.i., for the pur- pom 'ef Meeting a deleiate ts (rand Local Rotarians Make Hit in Champaign. 58 GO ON SPECIAL Sing Own Songs and Acid Pep to Meeting. With largest delegation at meeting and with tnelr own songs Decatur crowd of i i Rotarlans who attended the state meeting at Champaign Saturday afternoon and night made a great mark. The Decatur added pep ind snap to a meetlnr which was peppy and (nappy all the way (trough, ending as It did with a ban- tuet to the 400 Uarlans In attendance Saturday evening at the Masonic temple In the University town, ON SPECIAL. The Decatur crowd left at 11 o'olook taturday morning and served lunoh on the special oar while making trip.

With a player piano on the oar, a good supply of player rolls, group of songs prepared by W. Curtis Buaher for the occasion time on trip passed qulpkly although the car was so Into Champaign that the parade planned was abandoned and the crowd taken directly to Illinois Field where 400 Rotnrtni) were In one body In the stand to witness Illinois-Michigan football After the game i and meeting took place In the Masonic temple where the delegates were seated at long tables In tht basement of the building. HEAR QOOD TALKS. Talks by Bert Adams the I a i a piestdem of A a ta- In whose honor meeting Was espoclallly arranged, by J. Craig, district governor ot Illinois, I a i a Secretary Chapln, "lad" Bomple of Waukegan, and Coaches Zuppke and Tlutf and Umpire Hnynes of Tale also spoke briefly.

Little Johnny Burns, seven- year-old drummer of Decatur, wan put on speakers' tab and played a drum solo which was enthusiastically received. The Ul't by Bert International president, on "Cltlsenshlp" am 1 the obligations and responsibilities of Rotary was a brilliant effort. The singing by the Peorla Rotary quartet and by Prof, Bergen of inuslo department of Wesleyan made a frreat hit as did the various vaudeville for the entertainment of visitors. iA-HOBST DRLHOATIOW, Decatur had the largest delegation at the meeting i a total of i elsht. Chicago was second with i two and Bloomlngton third with i ty-four B.

Harris of Champaign, oomed the visitors for the notary club of that olty. Two Canadian Kotarlans were present, one from Toronto and on from Caluary. On the return trip a box of Idaho apples supplied by Dpcatnr orchard were served on the return trip, The plan to show a three reel com. edy film on return i spoiled by the fact that the voltaite of the current wax too high for the machine, Rex Lawhend furnished film and current wns tested Friday on the day current which was lower In Butt the i current was too strong- for tbe machine. MEMBERS Or PARTT.

Thou who In th. Docatur party Roy Bihtlman Li, Harry 0, BUrr Frnnk Cluy Pnrkn Mill Brown EnrlUh Hurl Wonthorford John Wlcox Hurt Whltiuitt IIolmoB Bhellulmrn.r i Cfttr-liolrter Sliormnn McClellanil John nonrne Wllllami Ohnrlen Lofrnn Harry rrnd Kelly Curt Biulier Hurry Bpayd Ilitrbort Dearth nuRh Soott Hnrliert Ooorge Flint V. Huston Ouy Tjlpiicomb 1C, P. Trvlnir Frnnlc Pnhinnycr Dan Tnlt Vnflu Conklln Doll Warren F. Hardy Clifford Hnd'h William nmrr I.

Bnltlwln Ton; Pltnor. Rnhort Toe Mnrnhov Wood r-icia nr. Pnrrlnh Chnrli'H Orn i t.eonnnl T-oiilii Shnile Art Wnrontr Harm ftox Hurry i Frank Dnotl Btanlty Al Or, Farke R. Waggoner In charge of Dr. Hugh Vaughan's practice (or the winter.

131 Powers Bldg. Beautiful 'mums, Rlx varieties blooming in greenhouse. and them. Reasonable first-hand prices, loath Nursery. Henry lerstenkorn, Mgr, Phone '1697.

FOR PROMPT DELIVERY OF COKB ORDERS HBHLINQ TRANSMR, NORTH ST. TAXI J. W. wishes to announce lo the public that he Is operating a a line under the name of "The Decatur Taxi Service" and Is now permanently located at 411 Grand, Phone Main 2332. 'Bob" lattley isjrs his milk man has a eow.

DANCB New England hull. Tuesday, and Saturday night, MT. AUBURN LOSES NEW HIGH SCHOOL Vola tm Blectton Saturday KT to 917 Acmlut It. loosing by vote of 117 to 117 the township high school proposition voted on In Mt. Auburn Saturday to carry.

The Issue was for the linhmcnt of a township high sclioo and parts of two volved. The Issue was over a bond of $48,000, the site, purchase of "a and cost of the building, al ot propositions falling by a ma Jorlty of forty votes. There was great Interest taken In thn election aa the 474 votes cast I dicate, ADVISES AGAINST LABOR CANDIDATE Springs, Nov, Ham Jennings Bryan In statemen Issued today advised against or gnnlsod lubor putting forward a can tor president. He said tlia all organljcfi labor obtalnoi' within the past 25 years has been given by the Democratic party. A labor a i a president, he said, would only put farther away things labor now Local Notices private er Class Dancing Academy, Watch tor Opening.

We to extend our heartfelt thanks to the neighbor and frUnds 'or their ktiidness and sympathy, also the beautiful floral offerings In our late bereavement. Lee Reemsnyder, Mr. and Mrs, Bar! Reemsnyder, Millikin Conservatory of Music--New Term. Will open Monday, November IT. Lessons with professors or Instructors, Piano, Voice, Violin, 'Cello, etc.

For Information telephone (277. Ada Lindsay, secretary, IT. W. Dentist. 1-819 Powere nidg.

Phone Main for colds, neuralgia, rb.u. mntlsm, nervounncni" and other ailments try Hot bnths snd inansagst at your Call Mnln 4101, CONTEST The Itallnn Society la having a con. test, Tho girl receiving the most votes wins a diamond ring Contest Is open to all ladles, Ballot Boxes are placed as follows: Bams, Bartellas, Empress, Princess and Bpell Confoetlonarlen, St, Nlcholisand Orlando hotels; Bell Drug Store, C'ir. Us Store ami Linn ft Scruggs Store, Any I a i shout ring will he given at Curtis Jewelry Store. Mllllktn Bank will have chance of counting votes.

Tom R. nerUllo, Q. Paradlso, Adams, B. Scardlllo, Rapids, Nov. IS, -Through their representatives, six thousand American farm ere and farmers' wives today declined an alliance with union labor.

By sn overwhelming vote the national Grange, In annual' convention here, adopted In reply to an Invitation extended by Bamuel Compers for a conference In 'Washington, the following resolution; "The national Orange declines your Invitation for a conference In Washington, Dec, IS." LETTER OF 1,000 WORDS letter had been referred to committee on good of the order and after three days discussion that body todny reported, tho reply making nearly one thousand words, At debate began. Members declared that attendance at any such conference was a with peril to the Grange, Few voices were heard In support of the Invitation and these were from western members, It was brought out by opponents that there was nothing In common between the a i a i ests and organ lueil labor. To attend the Washington meeting, It was declared would be a tacll admission that there were a Interests, A matter ot much interest to farmers will be broiiKht to llv attention of the a nosl week, Inspired by a telegram from the New League for A a mim- sage declared that In stales compulsory a Insurance hills were pending which excluded a ers from participating In the benefits of such Insurance, but saddled them with a portion of the cost. The Orange was nskcd to fight mich moas ures. Tomorrow the Granges will hold memorial services and next week will be taken up i buslnMs sessions.

Tuesday annual election of i cers will held, MARKETS Will Be Practically.Over by Thanksgiving. H. I. Baldwin In his WMkly train letter says: that the food administrator Is as glad to cell soms at Uncle Barn's surplus wheat to the colliers, as the latter to obtain It The Farm Bureau people In al convention assembled In Chicago this week. Indicated In no uncertain manner that the fanners did not expect to perform the services required of them In raising and marketing train In thirty hours labor per week, and that they had no good words for any who did.

Corn growers are very busy gathering their crop. This work Is progressing some have completed the Job anil TlmnkHKlvtng week Will see the I I crop practically all In the crib. BhuUUnir roporls from farms In this section a yield somewhat under the estimate In bushels per acrn--no doubt exists, however, that belter quality will make up the deficiency. Farmers show )Utl Inclination aa yet lo contract ccrn for delivery at local stations, Weather and wagon loads now favorable for movement from the farms and we no reason why the grower will not sell a reasonable quantity of corn when It Is convenient for him to make delivery. It looks now like the ground of price will be around the (1.25 figure to the farmers In December.

Figures have been put out by a leading expert to prove trmt It eosls per bushel to grow corn under present conditions, but seldom sees two men who can agree on oorn raising cost and our that most growers i have a nice little nosl gg In the If they sell at J1.25, An a Is presented of the export and domestic during October and November exceeding the receipts at terminal markets. This run nuic'h to do i the strong tone of the oat market. Box cars i or i permits attach od would be accoptriljlo dayl. MAURICE DUNLAP IS FOUND DEAD Hnd Been Invalid I'rsctlerlly A IT Ills Mfn Mfturlco Dunlap was found dead In his bod Sniunlay afternoon In the of his grand-parents, Mr, am) Mrs. B.

P. Qarvcr, 434 North Church street. Ho was nineteen years old nnd had been an I a i practically nil Nils life When ho was only year old he hnd an a a nt whoup- Ing cough, followed I i a by spinal i i i loft i helpless Saturday a his grand-mother wont lo his room to give him a bath found him dend The body was lemoved to tho Monson ft Wllcox a i establishment and prepared lor burial, and Monday i will be taken to Corro Qordo 'for Interment. did your boss say when you told him you took the football gurnet He--Clave me KIs sympathy when I told him. I had to explain all plays to Liberty Flotations Inclined to Ease.

New York, Nov. final Ml- slon of stock market was charac- terised by dullness and general price Irregularities, Adverse labor developments as Indicated by the course ot the coal conference, and another break In foreign prompted (oiling. Extreme reactions of lo points wore made by steels, motors, equipments, oils and tobaccos, i a sprinkling- of miscellaneous specialties, but those partially recovered at the P.alln the market so far ns It sl'ovied any recuperative powtr. The tow rallies Included General Mutorn, and Mexican Petrol- num. Snlen amounted to 100,000 shares, The bank statement was disappointing in the senne thai the aolna! loan curt)action ot about (Oli.000,000 was accompanied by a decrease of almost In actual reserves, At the Umi clearing house banks dccroaned renerven In tho local Federal nescrvu bank by I over Ponds were firm, Rains be- mnilc by Issues of the secc'idarv railroads and Inter'natlonal flotations, hut tho Liberty group was agnln Inclined to cane.

Total snlei (pa? aggregated 17,6110,000. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE QUOTATIONS Furnlnhed er Wert Chloaie, reFlewlns Is ef prlc.s with fill li IW'i May 12414 )ul ntn Hivh lcw 154 IK 124' istti? ly 1 88 MTl MM KM MM MO tUI Big Movement Believed to Have Started. Chlcrmo, Nov. thai the lung expected big movement of uorn lo lonnlntil markets had begun today to much selling ot that (train hero. Largely sj).

a result, prices cloned weak, I to net lower, i December I1.27W to 1.27% nnd Miiy fl.iSH to Oats i ished to i i a down, and provisions at decline ot 10 to 10 cents, Receipts of corn today reached the mast liberal total for Home time and thero were generally accepted forecasts tint weather and an Increased supply of freight cars would ensure arrival of 300 carloads of corn In Chicago on Monday i i fresh supplies to follow i lha week. Knowledge that British exchange rates hnd fallen to new low record tended likewise Intensify tho bearish fiTllnn, to bring about stiles on (he pun ills- couragnd long's, nspoclnlly tow.int last o'f the Week-end A ment of trades steadied the i nomowhjM, but noverihcloHS quo- were ncnr lowtut level of tho season, Oats sympathized i the won linens of corn, Besides, and domestic shipping cnll was I'urit. Provisions wera pulled down by de. dines in the value of grain and hogs, lllg Adjustments of merits failed to act as a counter-balance, iRS iSS LIVE STOCK Kansas City Live Stock. City, Nov.

itMty weak: talk uf BMVI i IlK imrkiig 14,09. IKS. IU.OO lU.Tftttfl pin, nriwij CATTLE I.4IH) ief st eolvM ti RHBISI' rnerkot fer the week: oente ItlKhur: vest eolv tt itewi mmtlv tr is tilt ii Good Andlrncc "Paling the Tongue" wni the sub- loct of the talk by Rev, B. Klsher at the First Christian church Saturday nleht ti i good sliod audience for Saturday night. Walter Graves sniig a solo, Cosppl Mission Full Gospel Mission, lilifl North Jasper street.

Services every night this week i BvniiKellKt D. Snowdon In Everybody for the einls ntihtr breed eri steady. r- Cleveland Live Stock. U. I.

ritdi. Ckv.Und, 0., Nov. iTlowir and flower V.non lieml, iflHrki't ulesdy: ynrkers i miMlunm. CAI.VR8-IIT.IKMMNM, liAMnn--114 nnifj 14 BO, St. Louis Live Stock.

Rut It. IxHiln, Nev, fplnu 4,000 market etesnyl top, hulk o' mttlllim woiKbi. until tM.tnwu.TB; Illhl lltht, SO' hnvv psrklag nmnntli, psekmt roiith, pin CATtMt-- Pc'-inli, S.WHO; mnrkol wtekt nt'cri. In II In 7ft head, for. week! Ltmlu BO satin 1 steady.

Chicago Live Stock. Chlrote, Nov. mniki't ilrtfly 15 Mute lower; tep, 114,511 bulk of 114.100)4.60, medium, I Illlht, II4.1flWI4.r,5; llthl lltht. 14.60ih.avy pncklnt sews, smooth, ftfU.OO; picking MOWS, rnuth, 113,9591 Dili, H4.9!H!tM,75. ATT MI -necelpts 4,000 head; market with age: mestlr to It hither; iho-Meek SH te eenti hither; built hither; ton IT hull.

lUadr; nun and evtteri mint IT 9ft rent! nlthwi voil oklvci monlly rents hltliir; best itrnde and DO cents te Tt up; common stockers stoady J.1 cinti hither; western IS In BO tests RHtcitP 4,000 market nmpiria with a wnk ate: nt lambs fclg 'iiiirKr hltk.r; strcng to tt rwiS.ri steitdy, Indianapolis Live Stock. Indian, 7 ooo bend; market tower; aX 400 IIO.OOdJM.OO, Reeeipu 100 bMi; lambs, 119.00014.00. Peoria Live Stock. msrket suadr; ton, lltjii hulk H4.OOail.lB: llVhti IH.OftS mutllumi, sl4.OOaM.2lli CATTJ.lt Mt pwrket ealvee, strontcr, PRODUCE New York Produce. New Terk, Nov, to.lQ tubs, crrnmery, hither Uiaa eitni Ti'-lTto; extra ecor.l tlret uttwk, current Ne, 9, 4fe.

ICOQS-nrm; rtnlpts -nihered 7BCT7Hc; de extra first'" do flnt (rfPITIr. ritlCKKK--Ploivdy; receipts I.B01 honest iu whciln nillk currant make flats i.ilH do run (mOMUe; who), milk, current make twlni, KlUM'luii, run fie. iori.THV-r.h«. Ne prleis MUbllsbod, HionniM) utonily snd unehtnted, Chicago Produce. Nev.

nrrlvuli (I eeri; northern whites Hulk, 12.WKafe.Mj WMlern rusMts, 18.11 llVTTBn--Hither; cr.im.ry Hither; eisesi flv.ln niHCtlMK; ordlniry MHQHsl nt atuft liflilAca BOfflOBoi flrsls iprlnts, tli); fewle. IS(t93e, New York Coffee. K.w Terk, eralet nnmlnally unehintvd at for unc) 10'to for Sunto. 4'e. GRAIN Peoria Cath Grain.

Nnv. IS ennN-Oia IS now tarn Mtr No. 1 "nils No, 1 wllltn II.D'IA,; NO. I ti.Mi Ne. ryiiow II 42 Ne.

I jrillnw I vellnW, ll.mffl.M; Nn. 4 inlxn) II.W: il mixed PATH-- N'ti 5 Chicago Cash Market. rhlcsBO, Nnv, I No. yellow fl.HMIIJS. DAM-No 2 whtt, I nIT4c.

No. Z. A 4 TISIOTHT-- ls.nnaii.il. ci.nvgn Nominal. I'OtlK-- Noitilnul, U.

S. Bonds in New York, t', A JO II. d. Vi rnunon W' pjj It's Miipon MJ IT rntlnorrA 1 R. 4's ronpon J1 Mvrlrnn New York CasK Market.

Now Terk. Nov. in WHBAT-- i Ne. 4 ll.WH: track New Rpo't miy; Ne. I jrellow end 9 white, II.7.V.4 cont end freight New OATS-- pot Ne, 1 white ItHe.

Howe Ouanln, Ousrds of chursa met RuturdftT aft'rnonn Rehrell, 1390 Nerlb Huron mi-mhors tlrlt w.rn Intn at this meeting. The not held at ehureh on Salurdny Dee, This will lie a CbrUtmar purtr. A twx A of will Mctiro for slrl'- a whnw. R. IrfrtM" OnflMs hostMimi- will Hrlon MoQurk, Pad, 7 IN EV SPA PERI JEWS PA PER I.