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iWar Demand Said To Be the
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}TEVV YORK, Sept. 30.—A world-wide
gapward sweep of commodity prices in
:, ust is reported In England the
MOBt of the necessaries of life soared to
g €ls never known before and prices in
%ge United States kept pace with the
E ftish quotations.
& Expressed statistically, the results are
isummed up by Bradstreet's by saying
that the ‘“‘index number,” which is the
total of the one-pound prices of 96 arti
weles, stood at $11.7863 on September 1,
imaking a new high record and scoring
an advance of 8 per cent over the sim
flar number figure for August 1.
The propelling factor of this increase
i, England is declared to be war demand
uninfluenced by any other consideration
B the United States the rise in prices
B lald to the same primary cause, in
g@uenced by many secondary factors.
ompetition for supplies in our markets
édy neutral as well as belligerent na
gtions is said to be the underlying cause.
¥The commodities used in arriving at
;&& index number and the range of
their prices within the last year are giv
m M the following table:
’ Sept. 1,/Sept. 1,
i | 1916, 1 1916.
5 stuffs . vessesnss] $0.3028 $0.1460
BRiYe stocle ..............| .4336( .4975
pEwovisions ..............| 2.1727] 2.7416
B e ivena ol A 0 3300
ides and leather ......] 1.5400| 1.8650
IR .. oo d . iiaaieel BONES L 3087
Metals vl 8463 8779
pGoal and coke .. 1 0064| 00R1
B e coicovoos 3724 4793
ndNaval stores . .. 0888 .0819
WBuilding materials sl 0818 LIO4B
Chemicals and drugs....| 1,603%' 1.2183
ixhcellnvumm : 4 | .2538 2067
Ercrotals ................. $9.8908¢/$11.7853
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F. . LAPORTE, IND, Sept. 30.—Thomp
n Turner, for many years prominent
& the councils of the State leaders of
@ Republican party and for nineteen
zarn postmaster of Walkerton, serving
hat period without Interruption of sor
wice, will become a Preshyterian mi.iis-
Lter. The retiring postmaster will entar
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SECOND PHRASE COMPLETED.
FOURTH STEP.
Close the left foot to meet the right
In a glide and count “and.”
The right foot to the side, fast, and
count two.
The left foot forward slow, hold and
count one.
THIRD STEP.
The right foot forward fast, count
ing *“‘and.”
The left foot forward fast and count
two.
The right foot forward slow, hold,
and count one, l
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SECOND STEP. I
The left foot forward fast, count
ing “and.” . ‘
The right foot forward fast and eount
two.
FIRST STEP.
The left foot forward slow, hold, and
count one,
The left foot forward fast, count
ing “and.” %
The right foot forward fast and eount
two.
The left foot forward slow, hold, and
count one,
FIRST PHRASE COMPLETED,
FOURTH STEP.
The left foot forward slow, hold, and
count two. ‘
The left foot forward slow, hold, and‘
count one. ‘
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The left foot forward fast, counl-;
ing “and."
The right foot forward fast and count
two. 4
The left foot forward slow, hold, and
count one,
SECOND STEP.
The right foot forward fast, counting
“and.” y
The left foot forward fast and count
two, :
The right foot forward slow, hold, and
count one.
FIRST STEP,
The left foot forward fast, counting
“and.”
The right foot forward fast and count
two.
The left foot forward slow, hold, and
count one,
THE START.
The feet in this position just before
the start for the new “Two-two-two,”
Naticnal Association Grows Out of
Summer Camp at Fort
Hamilton, N. Y,
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—Coincident
with the closiag of the boys' military
instruction camp at Fort Hamilton
came the announcement of the forma
tion of a national body to carry on
the work, and to extend it in every
large city.
Acceptances to serve on the advig
ory committee of the National School
Camp Association have been received
from Major General Leonard Wood,
Rear Admiral Nathaniel R. Usher,
commandant of the Brooklyn navy
yard, and Congressman Herman A.
Metz.
An effort will be made to enroll
1,000,000 boys. This movement is in
dependent of the movement started
in Brooklyn some months ago for the
%erpetuanon of the camp at Fort
amilton under the direction of
Brooklyn citizens.
Others to Give Counsel.
In addition to the men mentioned
above, prominent men throughout
the country will have a place on the
advisory commitee, as the work of
the association, of which Frederick
L. Long is the founder and secretary,
progresses, The headquarters is at
No. 1 Broadway.
Last week the colors which have
swung in the breeze at the military
reservation at Fort Hamilton were
lowered for the first time, except at
evening retreat, since July 1.
During the intervening peglod more
than 1,000 boys have receive mllltnryl‘
training and the discipline of army|
life under the direction of United
States noncommissioned officers.
Many of this number have been in the
camp since the opening day, while
others remained for shorter periods.
Although the age of the boys ranged
down to under 12 years, and despite
the epidemic of infantile paralysis,
there was not a single case of illness
at the camp.
Had Preliminary Work,
Prior to entering the camp the boys
had preliminary training several days
a week at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at
Fort Hamilton and at the armory of
the Twenty-second Engineers at 168th
‘street and Fort Washington avenue.
. The greatest enthusiasm has been
‘elicited from the parents of the young
sters, who are unanimous in their ver
dict that the youngsters have im
proved physically, mentally and mor
ally.
it is planned during the coming
winjer to give the boys who efiroll an
opportunity for weekly and biweekly
drills under army men at places con
venient to their homes. An effort will
be made to enroll 50,000 in Greater
New York.
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PREDICT 75~CIP§: EGGS. i
BOSTON, Sept. 30.—Fresh eggs will
sell at 75 cents a dozen, retail, in this
State soon, Wilfred Wheeler, Elecretary
of the State Board of Agriculture,
stated, because the high price of poultry
has reduced the number of hens.
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Court Sentences
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Children to Study
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Traffic Ordinance
ONG BEACH, CAL., Sept. 30.—
L Six children ‘‘sentenced’ in
the police court here for vio
lating the traffic regulations have
buckled down to their punishment—
that of memorizing the city’s traffic
ordinance, which containg approxi
mately 5,000 words. They are under
orders to return prepared to recite
the ordinance before Judge Carl V.
Hawkins.
Frequent violations of the traffic
regulations by children necessitated
‘‘drastic action,” the court stated.
Charges against the youths, all rid
ing bicycles or driving automobiles,
Involved passing street cars when
passengers were alighting, ‘‘cutting”
street corners for speeding.
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Attributes Arrest to
Hand of Providence
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—"D0 you believe
in the Bible? Detective sergeant
O'Neil solemnly asked Jack Jones, a
negro.
Jones had been arrested, carrying a
sultcase filled with bed linen and house
hold articles.
‘“Yes, I do, and I knew God would
catch me. 1 stole those things from
Mrs. G. W. Brock, No. 4860 Blackstone
avenue, where 1 work.”
High Chinese Officials
Clegared in Opium Plot
SHANGHAI, Sept. 30.—Practically all
the prominent Chinese connected with
the gigantic opium smuggling plot dis
covered in Shanghai have been ex
onerated.
Chang Yao--tseng, the newly appointed
Minister of Justice; General Lee Hsing
zah and other Government officials at
first suspected of complicity, were ex
onerated by the court.
Trip
to Atlanta is availa
ble to the merchant
who buxls an ade
quate bill from the
members of the Mer
chants’ Association.
Write to
H. T. MOORE, Sec’y
Chamber
Commerce Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga.
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Judge Gives Man Chance to
Atone for Crime in Defiance
of Welfare Warkers.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 30.—James
Durham will have until January 2 to
try to win the affections of a 17-
‘year-old orphan girl. Unless he wins
her promise of marriage by that time.‘
it is probable ne will face a term InJ
the penitentiary. :
The girl, who is a mother, and Dur
ham appeared before Judge’ Latshaw
with a marriage certificate. They
were eager to marry. But welfare
workers objected.
Judge Latshaw at that time said he
thought it best the couple marry that
the child might have a name. The
welfare workers were obdurate, urg
ing that Durham be made an example.
The case was continued.
When the pair again appeared, the
girl, influenced by the welfare work
ers, said she had changed her mind
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land no longer wanted to marry Dur-|
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“I'd rather my baby would go with- |
out a name than have his name,” she
caid, pointing to Durham. ‘
Judge Latshaw talked to her, all to
no avail. Then the court turned upon
the welfare workers. He told them
he had handled scores of such cases
and that he believed the best thing
that could be done would be for the
couple to marry.
“You women have handled but few
of such cases,” he said. ‘“Probably
none of you are mothers. I could sen
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support her.” g
Durham was willing, but the wom
en were not. They said he would de
sert the girl as soon as he married
her.
The court ruled that Durham must
pay $8 a week to the girl. The de
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