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BRITISH PREMER’S SON TOURS
NEW YORK UNOBSERVED
UNDERWOOD A UNDERWOOD. N. V.
While all New York has been in
a ferment over the visit of the son of
the nominal head of the British Gov
ernment, the Prince of Wales; the
son of the real head of the British
government, Malcolm MacDonald, has
been quietly visiting in the city, un
noticed by press and public. Ramsay
MacDonald’s son came here from
Canada as English representative of
the Oxford Union, which is to have
a series of 17 debates with teams rep
resenting colleges in the U. S. and
Canada, and is also writing a series
of special articles for a London and
a Montreal paper.
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New Camps Welcome
Citizen Soldiers Soon
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Nearly a
dozen new centers for Citizens’ Mili
tary Training Camps are under con
sideration by the War Department for
1925. In the vicinity of 30,000 men
will be given training in various
parts of the country during the
months of June, July and August at
an estimated cost of $2,500,000.
In addition to the camps utilized
last year, the War Department con
templates giving training to Ameri
ca’s volunteer soldiery at Fort Wil
liams, Me., Camp Eustis, Va., Fort
Oglethorp, Ga., Fort Benjamin Harri
son, Ind., Jefferson Barracks, Mo.,
Forts Crockett and Bliss, Texas, Ft.
Russell, Wyo., and Fort George H.
Wright, Wash.
Among future plans of the depart
ment is that of furnishing a course
by correspondence during the winter
months for those who attend the
camps in summer. Winter training
in connection with the Citizen's Camp
is now provided in law, but the de
mand has not as yet pushed it for
ward to realization.
Captain C. C. Lowe, who is active
ly identified with the Citizen’s Mili
tary rJ raining camp movement, has
on iile letters from various parts of
hte country, the great majority of
which are complimentary to summer
training. A group of women s clubs
which had an impression that the
camps might be militaristic, conduct
ed an investigation resulting in the
statement that “for the first time in
history, the United States has a sane
defense policy.”
RESTAURANTS LAY ADROIT
PLANS TO FEED MOVIE FANS
HAMBURG, Jan. 31—German ho
tel and restaurant proprietors are
considering the possibilities of mov
ing pictures on the premises as pro
ducers of trade. They argue that as
there are no free passes to the movies
a condition that prevails largely
among the theaters, the man who
goes to hte movies probably has
money to spend for refreshments.
Hence, if they could once get him on
the lot, the wmuld stand a fair
chance of selling him something more
than his movie ticket.
SASKATOON PRINTERS GO
OUT ON STRIKE
SASKATOON, Jan. 31.—Printers
employed by the Saskatoon Star Pub
lishing Company, went out on strike
at midnight last night, after their
demand for an increase in wages had
been refused by the company. The
deadlock was still in force tonight.
London Whip-Women
Obliged To Abandon
Ancient Concessions
LONDON, Feb. 2.—The whip-wo
men of Covent Garden, are going to
abandon the preciritets of this famous
produce 'market for the same reason
that the village blacksmith is becom
ing an automobile salesman. The
whip-wojnen are among the pictur
[esque denizens that go along with
this most picturesque market square
and for the last &00 years an unbrok
en line of members of the produce
growers who frequent this market.
This concession of whip checking,
wdiich has supported many families
for so long a time, was granted to six
ancestors of the present-day whip
women in the sixteenth century when
Covent Garden was really a covent
garden of the Monks of Westminis
ter, outside w^hich the farmers brot
their garden truck to sell. In that
century half a dozen whip-women took
charge of the wThips of the farmers
to keep them from the hands of the
thieves, and collected a penny from
the owner at the end of the day. The
number of wiiip-women has grown to
twelve because some women left their
share of the concession to twro daugh
ters, but even though the price of
checking whips is now three pence,
the whip-women of today cannot make
a living, they say.
Tne women decided recently to ask
the authorities to grant them the right
to ask sixpense for their custodian
ship, but the authorities refused. At
a meeting they decided to let the
whip-thieves have the upper hand.
Shortly the familiar figures of the
whip women will disappear from Co
vent Garden just as the horse and the
street criers have disappeared, and in
their place will be several bobbies
who are to be assigned to look after
the safety of the whips.
Miss Emma Larson, of Galva, 111.,
has a hen she raised from a chick,
which is now 22 years old.
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