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Evening journal., 1920-01-10
CHURCHES ADOPT
BILLION BUDGET
"Ingathering' as Name For
Campaign is Disputed, BY
Rockefeller;, But Carried
DATE ALSO
CAUSES DEBATE

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. i0--Presby-
icrians and Methodists in the world
survey conference OF the Inter-church
World Movement here yesterday. pro-
tested the selection 0r the period be-
tween "Wednesday, April 2i, and sun
day. May >, as the time FOR the pro-
posed lnleralllea drive % raise S320.-
10000. this years apporiionment or
The si,33hO0O 900 survey directors say
viii De required 10 complete the sal
walton Of the world.
There was a sharp little debate also
when John d. Rockefeller, Jr., Of New
York. Baptist, arose 10 question the
wisdom Of using the term financial in
gathering" for the campaign 20 be
conducted 30 raise funds for the ad-
mnistrasion OF the inter-church move
ment, with It's army OF survey special
ISIS, publicity agents and other work
ers.
Il realize that this committee has
picked out a new word because cam
paign' has been worked TO death, but
/ wonder whether the public can be
taught the meaning OF 'ingathering,' "
said Mr.. Rockefeller.
"Thls commission feels that in
gathering Is q good spiritual word"
ret0rted Dr. Patton, chairman. Mr..
Rockefeller took his seat without an
ohor word.
Tho storm over the dates for the
projected campaign for the greatest
war fund Christianity ever has at
tempted 20 collect at one time. broke
when D.. Nolan H. Best, editor Of the
Continent, a Presbyterian, protested
The dates proposed by the committee
would conflict with The Presbyterians
every-mcmbor canvass, and moved that
the drive be deferred 20 February 1871.
1921.
Dr. David G. Downey. Of New York.
a Methodist, called attention TO a dec
laratlon of the Methodist Episcopal
leaders that followers of thst faith
should participate in no Oiher drives
until after Methodism's centenary fund
OF sii2,0O0OOO Is completed Doctor
Downey said the world surveys OF the
inter-chirch world movement which 10
was proposed 10 use as basis for the
s32OOOQOO0 drive this year. are incOm-
plete and inconcmsiye, and maintained
that ~ would be impossible 10 orglnize
the participating churches FOR the time
proposed
Or William Hiram Foulkes. general
secretary Of the presbyterlans' New
Era Movement also urged that the
campaign be deferred declaring that
the results OF the surveys made bv
experts OF the inter-church world
movement are not adequsie 90 enable
| the cooperating denominations 30 do
what ought TO be done.
/ Defeat for The administration seemed
/ certain when Dr James I. Vance, Of
! Nashville. moderator Of The Presbyter-
ian Church. South, took Issue with the
protesting Methods, and Northern
Presbyterian leaders.
1.-THE United Staies Government
wouldn't have got anywhere n Il had
followed such a procrastinatlng policy
as we are proposing here" he pro-
tested.
Doctor WOlstencroft. q Northern
Presbyterian dlso took the side Of the
inter-church leaders.
The administration program 10 have
the campaign This year was declared
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
BETA REVIEW NO. I. ELECTS.

Beta Review No. 4. WOmen's Benefit
Association Of The Maccabees has elect
cd these officers: Commander, Mrs.
Lillian Carmichael: lieutenant com
mander, Mrs Elizabeth Whann: post
commander, Mrs. Rebecca Hirzel; record
keeper. Mrs. Laura Shilling; chaplain.
Mrs. Frances Booth lady-at-arms, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hartman; sergeant, Mrs.
Barbara White; sentinel, Mrs. Lillian
Singles: picket. Mrs. Della Walker; cap
tain. Miss Dora Singles; musician. Miss
Irene singles; collector, Miss Bessie
Maclary.
The officers club will hold It's month
lv meeting on next Wednesday evening,
IA the home Of Mrs. Booth. No. 1905
West street. The guard team viii meet
for drill on Thursday evening, January
A. at the home Of Mrs Laura NJ. Shiil-
ing No 2O6 West Twentieth street
Mrs. Minnie Skeppinger. deputy su-
preme commander, Washington, ID o.
viii be IN Wilmington on wednesday
next and Will remain for the entire
week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
W.P. ROBERTS, LEADER
OF REVIVAL MEETING

Services tomorrow at the First Meth
odist Protestant Church. seventh and
Walnut strets. the Rev r. w Su,u,.u-.
pastor. will be as follows. 4u.i5 O'Clock
preaching, subject The Crown OF
Glory: 2iJ o'clock sabbath Schoo,
James B McManus. superintendent; IS
o'clock Christian Endeavor. Thomas B
Sweeney. leader; - O'Clock preaching
subject. "The Miracle OF Main There
will be anthems by the choir al both
preaching services; evening solo, 81
Want 90 See Jesus Revival services
will begin tomorrow night. and con-
tlnue nightly the Rev. W. p. Roberts. Of
Philadelphia, will preach every night
except Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
TEMPERANCE PROGRAM
AT HARRISON STREET

Harrison Street VI. Z. Church. Seventh
and Harrison streets, W. z Habbart.
pastor. will hold services as follows
At go o'clock, class meeting; iO30
O'Clock, preaching by pastor, subject,
"Sin R,proach. Bu, Righteousness
Exalts." Special music-Anihem. Lead
Us, O Father WolcotD; anthem,
"Thy WI Be Done lW1cOtt; 1915
o'clock. sunday school; 630 o'clock,
Vpworth League; : 30 O'Clock. special
temperance program, with The Hon. Ca
leo Z. Burchcnal and Miss Emerson as
speakers, and d pageant by I. =. b.
Special music-Anthem. Praise the
Lord. o Jerusalem" ,Spinneyl; mixed
quartet, selected.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ROBBERS BREAK INTO
RAILROAD STATION
Special 10 The Evening journal.

cltclal 10 llc evening Joufudl.
NEWARK. Jan. i0-The Newark Cen
tire Station Of the p. B. and w. Railroad
was entered by robbers last night and
about $40 In money stolen. A rear door
was forced open Some Of the ticket
drawers were also forced open. but as
far as could be learned nothing but
the money was stolen.
Dr. Samuel G Mitchell. president OF
Delaware College has returned from AZ
abama where he attended a meeting Of
the University Race Commission. This
rcommlsslon Is composed OF one member
from each State University and three
advisory members. The advisory mem-
bers are President Alderman Of The uni-
verslty OF Virginia, Dr. billiard Of Char
louisville, Va, and Or. Mitchell. The
meeting was he'd at Tuskegee lnsti-
tute, Ala
At the same time there was a meet
ing OF the Phelps stokes Fellows. which
consists OF graduate students in dlf-
ferent Universities IN the South who
hold scholarships and study the racial
problems In a scientific spirit
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
IT REALLY DOES
PAY TOBE GOOD
West Church Pastor Recon-
mendS Righteousness on
Practical Grounds
SPECIAL MUSIC TO
BE SERVICE FEATURE

~ West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets the Rev. L.
Franklin Smiley, D. d., the Rev. James
Dougherty, assistant pastor, Dr.. Smiley
viii preach at both sedvlccs. The
morning theme will be, unseen Real
ties" The prelude, "Ofierioirs IN n
Major" by Faulkes. The pOstlude.
.Postlude in e Flat" by Merkel. The
choir will sing the anthem 20 BE
Joyful in the Lord" by Garbin The
onsrtory viii be. Praise the Lord
BY Alzamora.
AZ . o'clock the Bible school will
meet In III departments. Mrs. Smiley
VIII teach the lesson in The Women's
Class 40 the same hour
rhe Mems. Glass VIII meet In the
church auditorium az o'clock. Dr..
Smiley VIII speak 70 the men.
At Gas o'clock the c. Z. Society will
meet; leaders. II. w. Curtis and Horace
Allen
In the evening. the frst Of a series
o. special musical services viii be held.
The meeting Sunday night will begin
40 7iJ O'Clock. fifteen minutes caller
a4l % Tic usual IuuIt Nau lllt hIfuiNE
program win consist OF orchestral
music by some fifteen of the leading
musicians Of ;he city. Charles " Banks,
conductor. Tho high class music pre-
scntcd Will Include: Pcvcrlc 'Vesper
Bells" by Kenneth 4. Clark: Idyile. IN
Ecguty's Bower" by lh'0d0~e BendIy /;
Nalse ln'ermezz0. "Pclre Bujouterie." q"
by c Bohn. Op. 337: largo" by G T.
Handel: lntermeIz0 from "CavalclTie
Iiustic0na:" revcrle, "Traumerei," by
Schum m.
The chorus choir under tho direction
az T. Clymer, viii sing The anih.m.
More Love 10 Thee. q Christ" by
Marks. solo.sts, Mrs. W. B. Lewis and
$. r. Jones. and as The offerory viii
sing send out Thy Light" by Goupod,
accompanied by a complete orchestra
Tic spCci3l sOloisl for this extra
musical service Will be Mrs. Frank
u'ctey Wilson late o. Chicago Mrs.
Wilson Is one Of the newest additions
t0 the musical ranks n our city.
DR.. Smiley delivers She second OF MS
series cf practicsl talks on Some
Troublesome religious problems his
theme being Does L Pay 10 be Good "
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
UNION AMERICAN NJ. e.

At Union American VI. f. Church
the Rev. Edward 5. Rice, pastor. the
third quarterly meeting FOR the con-
ference year will be held tomorrow
with the following services: 1870 o.
clock sermon by the Rev. w. J Ryder.
followed by the Holy Communion and
class meeting; . O'Clock sabbath School;
.33g O'clock sermon by the Rev Waller
I. Cssten. pastor OF Trinity u. A. VI. Z
Church. Media, Pa, and music Dy
Trinity church choir; o'clock spen-
GERS Christian Edeavor; 8 o'clock ser
mon by the Rev Charles H. Lewis OF
Chrlst'ana: Monday, love feast; Tues
Gay evening quaH,erly conference, the
REV. W ;. Ryder presiding.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ADVENTIST MEETINGS.

In the First seventh Day Adventist
Church on Howland street between
Clayton and duPon, streets the order
OF services IS as follows: Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock ;
sabbath School every saturday al 9 -
O'Clock; preaching services at a O'Clock,
conducted by Pastor +. T. Collier
Young Peoples meeting at o'clock;
Bible lecture sunday evening at : ~
o'clock. subject: Wilmington When
Christ Comes
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
DIR. WATT TO PREACH
in SCOTT CHURCH

At Scott NJ. z. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets, the Rev. T. J. Sard, pas
tor. tie services tomorrow VIII begin
with class meeting at 9ij o'clock; at
1890 O'Clock, preachlng. by the pastor
subject, "I Beseech Thee, Show me
Thy Glory" Sunday school viii meet
at ? o'clock; Epworth League service
at go O'Clock; preaching, at 7.3O
o'clock. by she district superintendent
DR. Robert Watt. The week nicht meet
incs will be at the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
EZInN CnIRCH.

Services Will DE held at Ezion NJ. E.
Church "a, 1880 o'clock Dr King VIII
preach an evangcl.stic sermon; 1880
o'clock class meeting; $50 O'Clock. sun
day School Banner bay viii DE. an In
tercsting feature; Gas O'Clock. Epworth
League; Z 50 o'clock anniversary Of the
w. f. NJ $, Mrs VI. 2. Jackson. presi-
dent The preacher for The occasion
viii be the Rev T. n Kiah. A. NJ. prln-
cipal Of Princess Anne Academy. Re
vival services viii be held during the
entire week with a visiting preacher
rach nleht.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
BIG BETHEL.

For services at Big Bethel Church,
the Rov n. y. Arnett pastor announces
the following: sunday. 1890 O'Clock
preaching by EVANGELIST a. A. w. Hill'
1880 noon, class meetings; 230 o'clock,
Sundav school: 6 - o'clock. Allen Chris
tan End ayOr; = s. O'Clock. preaching
hv mr.. Hll: Nondav night continuance
Of the revival mcctinrs; Tuesday night,
Dr. Arne9 viii meet The nifty escorts
ncviNal meetings each nirhi WIN be
conducted by Evangelist Ill.,
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
AT MCABE CHURCH

4 successful evangelistic campaign
has been IN progress at McCabc Me
mortal NJ. r. Church. TNenty-second
street and Boulevard, during the last
week, In charge OF the pastor. the Rev.
George e.. Williams. Tho attendance at
each service has been large and the in
forest Is -rOwlng every day. The ser
vices tomorrow viii be cvangellstic In
character. in the morning the pastor
viii preach on the subject "rhe Power
OF Prayer In the evening the theme
win be preparing For LIES Battle"
Sunday School Is at 1915 o'clock. Ep-
worth League at G.45 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
FAsTLAKE REVIVAL.

Eastlake NJ. z. Church, Thlrtieth and
Tatnall streets, the Rev. z. c. Sunileld
pastor. will hold sunday services at 9'4a
o'clock. union class meeting, W. D.
Baldwin. leader: 1000 O'Clock, preach
ing by Evangelist Shelhorn; : O'CLOCK
Bible school; 645 o'clock, Christian En-
deavor service; las o'clock. song ser
vice and sermon to men by Evangelist
ShelhOrn.
The revival services will continue
next week under the leadership OF Mr.
Shelhorn.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
SWEDISH CHIRCH tn
HEAR PRISON TALKER

AZ the First Swedish Baptist Church.
Nandcver avenue and Church stree.,
serviccs on Sunday win be as follows
Is O'Clock. morning meditation. sub
ect: "The Prayer Life Of Jesus; u
o'clock Sunday school; G45 o'clock
Young Peoples meetinS; 80 o'clock,
tle French businessman and frequent
speaker in Sing Sing and other prisons.
Joshua D. Lolze9u viii speak in the
English language. and the well known
gospel singers. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B
Wilson. will sing On Tuesday at 73l
O'clock the Young Peoples Society will
mold It's annual meeting in the church
Thursday at 10 o'clock prayer service
and Bible study.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH

Al 81. Andr,sw's p. z. Church, Ship
ley and Eighth strets, the Rev. Il. w
Trapneu. rector. the Rev. z. II. Fora
assistant. the services on Sunday VII
Do as follows: Gas O'Clock, SUNDAY
snd Bible class, II o'clock, morning
nrayer and sermon, 7.45 O'Clock, G. en-
ing prayer and address.
AZ St. Matthews Mission, Snipay
and Eighth streets, the Rev. r. w,
Trapnell. rector, the hours will be
O'CLOCK. Sunday school; 3 o'clock BlblI
class; 8 o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
NEW CHURCH SERVICE.

Worship Will be held In the New
Church, Pennsylvania ave. and Broome
St, at i0.45 o'clock, the Rev. George
Henry Dole, pastor. subject Of the ser
mon, "The whitening and the Bearing
Branches."
The musical program viii be as fol
lows:
Elegie. Borowski: anthem. "God Who
Madst Earth and Heaven" Nevin; solo,
Mr.. Multer, Of Philadelphia, "lnvictus,
Huhn: organ onertory, Aragio, List
anthem. Saviour. Plead for Ne" Pike
organ postlude, "Toccato,' Kinder.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
TRINITY RECEPTION.

Ai Trinity bWherar Church, corner
~ Concord and Madison avenues. the
Rev Milton II Stine, y D.. pastor,
themes for a o'clock and 7.45 O'Clock
respectively: Lasting Peace" and
Your Inheritance You Filed
Your CLAIM? 2" Sunday School Is at
80 o'clock. and J. p. =. C.. f. al Z O'Clock.
There viii Poe administration or the
Lords supper and reception OF new
members
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
''0UT OF THE DEPTHS"
SERMON AT UNION

Union NJ 2. Church, Harvey Win
field Ewing, D. D., minister, VIII hold
Sunday services. as 70 lows: Glass
meeting at $50 o'clock; f w Dunlap,
leader; public worship at 30 30 o'clock
sermon subject, "Out Of the Depths ;
Sunday School at o'clock. +. r. Stroup.
superintendent; Epworth League at
c 30 O'Clock; evening worship at 7.3l
O'Clock; sermon subject. The Purpose
Of Our Lords Second Coming" the
second OF the series.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
SWEDISH METHODIST.

Services at the Swedish NJ. z church
iiii East Eleventh street will be held
at the following hours: Morning wor-
ship 1890 o'clock, subject, Prepared
and Unprepared": Junior service If 35
O'Clock; Sunday School, noon; EpWorth
League, : O'Clock: evening service, 7.3C
O'Clock, subject: THE Way Of Saliva
aion." The pAstor viii meet the Lit
tie Gentlemen" at 1870 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
AT MI 10Y

Mt Joy NJ. z Church. the Rev. J. w.
Bond. d. D., pastor, will hold services
as follows: $50 o'clock. class meeting
1890 o'clock, sermon by the pastor
subject, "The Ethics Of Jesus; go
O'clock. Sunday School. Mrs. Julia
Fisher. superintendent; 7.30 O'Clock,
song service: O'Clock. sermon and
revival The revival will continue dur
ing the week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
MT ENON BAPTIST.

At NJ Enon Baptist Church, the Rev
A. G. Scott, pastor services viii be as
follows: n 30 o'clock covenant meet
ing; 4 o'clock Bible School; o'clock
B Y. p. L.; Z O'Clock prayer meeting
and song services; s O'Clock Lords Sup
per; weekly prayer meetings Wednesday
and Friday evenings OF each week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN-
Famous Pain and Ache Llniment Kept
Handy. Brings Gratifying Relief.

HEUMATIC twinges ease up soon
IL So do stln joints, lame back
IN .neuralgla. overiaXed muscles ans
those mains from weather exposure Too
they don't fight long against tle ,..i. soun
ter-irritant Sloan's LiniRent proauOys
Keep This old family friend nenes
for instant use--a little penetrales WIN
out rubbing leaving no SKIN stains
russ or cloeged pores. You ought u
Ecen a bottle handy always 90
All druggists. Three sizes-Soc9 'Vc'
cf 40
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
cunIST1AN ALLIANCE

There will be services at the Chris
tan and Missionary Alliance Church,
the Rev. J. V. Krall, pastor, on sunday.
1890 O'Clock Holy Communion; 730
o'clock, sermon on 'rhe Heart cleo
trically illustrated; Sunday school o.
clock; Young People. G o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
HAVEN CHURCH.

Haven ". z. Church. the Rev. G. T.
Fields, pastor, will have go O'Clock
class meeting; II o'clock, preaching by
the pastor; 2.30 O'Clock. Sunday school;
$3.50 o'clock, preaching by the Rev. J
W. jefferson: o'clock, special sermon
TO St. Luke's, by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
ST. LIKES CHURCH.

st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets. will have
morning prayer and sermon at i0A5
O'Clock, tomorrow; Sunday school at
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon at
7.30 o'clock; Wednesday, az 8 o'clock,
mid-week service. The Rev. William
Lamming Is rector.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
OLD SWFDFS

Old Swedes Church Seventh and
Church si-ets the Rev. Robert Bell.
vicar. Will have services tomorrow az
IS o'clock. Holy Communion; 1890 o.
clock. morning prayer and sermon; > 80
o'clock SUNDAY School: 7.30 o'clock even
Ing prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
GILBERT CHURCH.

Services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church for Sunday will be: a O'Clock.
preaching by the Rev. J. W. Ware;
Suadty schol, go o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
SPIRIT MESSAGES

Fraternal Splritual'st Church will hold
services at No. 9O7 Tatnan street. sun
day evening at 7.30 o'clock, conducted
by Mrs. William MoOre. messages by
Mr. Foley. OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
pNFIlMnNIA nEATHs

Neglected colds lead to pneumonia.
Treat the cold promptly with Father
Johns Medicine. No a.cohOls-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
e,,tsI,NI-v AFTER ST. JOEs gINx'

.saieslanum hopes TO Nil The "linX'
which has been hanging over recenl
basketball teams in the annual ssines
with 81. Joscph's Prep OF Philadelphia
tonight. Every season the TWO teams
have split the dual game series.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10

Watch me Want Ads ror excellent
rooms 20 rent and apartments.
Evening journal., 1920-01-10
BIBLE STUDENTS

W. II D'ckerson. OF the international
Bible Students Association win speak
on sunday Afternoon at O'Clock In Jr
o u. 4. NJ Iau. No. 9O7 Tatnall street
subject: Fall Of Bccleslastlcism."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-28

arly trading with irregular fluctuations.
he opening was steady at decline
{ IS points on November but general
unchanged TO IL points higher on
.Grther scattered covering Traders evil
tently found little In the news to in
plre fresh commitments OF any i'm
Hr'arce on the eve OF three day
adjournment. but the better tone OF the
sock market had a sustaining influ-
enCe. while some traders questioned
whether a bullish official condition re-
port had been fully discounted. After
cling at S6.45c at the start october
Aased off to $500. but later rallied to
2S5 SOC or about points net higher.
Two more private condition reports
were Issued, one placing the condition
IT sal. while the other made II 63,2
nd pointed 10 slight decrease In the
acreRge. These figures were within
The range OF recent reports and failed
stimulate the market which remained
very quiet around midday with active
months ruling within hw points OF
last nights closing figures Reports
from Fall River said business had been
very light during the week. but that
manufacturers were generally main
tanning prices,
The market was easier during the
early afternoon under renewed realZ-
ing or liquidation. July sold off to
81 96C and October to $3.50, or about
20 to Is points net lower on an idea
hat the bullish condition figures had
been discounted and reiterated reports
OF unsettled conditions in Japan.
Futures closed easy " decline OF IS
to 80 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-28

ers with the result there are many I'M
employed in Lawrence.-Clark & Co.
New York.-There seems to be de-
cidedly friendly feeling among leading
members of exchange. Some of prom
inent professional traders prefer the
buying side.-Ettelson to Clark & Co.
Chicago--A large New York trader
who has been long on July and Sep
TENDER oats here for some time took
advantage Of the strength yesterday to
unload through Wagner. This was re-
sponsible for the break at one time. In
the last IL minutes heavy buying by a
local operator made a good rally, but 1t
inside Of the day.-Clement Curtis to
McFall.
Chicago.-Corn in transit from the
country is offered 162c cheaper than
Observation-Disclosures to Clark.
Chicago break to S1.64 on July
corn estimate Of 500 cars here Tues
day.-E. w. w. & Co. to S. & G.
Chicago message from Baltimore
says: We sold quite lot OF flour for
export yesterday, and have bids for
more today. Exporters sold wheat and
rye over night. and good demand today
for both.
Chicago. Minneapolis wheat stocks:
Decrease, ASS, 000 oats, decrease, 165, 900;
rye, decrease. 405, barley, decrease,
10000 for the week.
Chicago Neb., wires: Farm
ers' State bank at Dixon, Neb., has been
closed; small concern; deposits about
| 500, 000-S. & G.
Chicago.--A prominent railroad Of
fetal says that a decided increase in
grain movement can be looked for pext
week. Country dealers are already fore
casting this by offering freely 5000 and
| 10, 900 lots from Illinois and Iowa points.
-Rosenbaum Grain Co.
Rosenbaum Grain Co received the
| following at the Merchants exchange:
| Sebastopol-Rains have assured album
dant crops in the Crimean this year
and there is every indication that the
region will become self Sustaining
within a few months.
Chicago.-Country offerings of cash
corn to arrive very large. One house
booked SO, 600 bushels in one lot and
there Is a large number of small lots
offered.-R Grain Co.
stocks.
New York.-Declaring that the Amer
lean people are becoming tired OF
undertaking and that the burden of tax
alton was almost intolerable, Ebert Fl
Gary, addressing the annual meeting OF
the american Iron and Steel institute
of wAich he is chairman, said that dis.
eliminating class legislation must end
il this country is to retain the posi-
ton among nations to which 1t is en-
| titlnd