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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
COMMITTEE TO
 PROMOTE UNITY
 lN UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-A campaign with three slogans, America First" 'The English Language First" and Efficiency" has been started under the direction Of the national Ameri- canization committee a new organi- zation with a membership of eminent men and women.
 Among the workers of the commit tee are Thomas A. Edison, Mrs Yin. cent Astor. Cardinal Gibbons. John Mitchell, Jacob IT, schiff. and Gener. al Leonard Wood. It's ooiect has been summarized to the pharse. internal preparedness
 The preparedness aimed at is not only for war, but for peace. and the committee aims to promote the pro- cess in welding the immigrants who come over from Europe into sim gle nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
OFFICIALS AFTER
 FAY'S HACKERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Chief Flynn of the United States secret service is quoted today as saying:
 CT believe we arc going to get the dnanciers of this Fay plot Fay said that he had spent only S4000. Paul Sie6s says that Fay told him that he had spent S7500 when he started for this country. We believe that Fay has spent S30.O0O in the United States"
 United States District Attorney H.. Snowdon and the United States mar shal do not believe that the most im' portart conspirators have been cap tured and they expect other arrests to be made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
SHAW SAYS BRITAIN
 SHOULD NOT FIGHT
 TO sRUsH GERMANY

LONDON. Oct 2S.JGeorge Bernard Shaw yesterday broke his long shence on war issues today in the course of lecture:
 CT hope we are all agreed that we should never go out Of our way to destroy or beat down Germany in such way that we could not rgnt ner again whenever she thought neIseil capable of taking us on. Jesus Cnrisl told us not to hate our enemies. but he did not tell us that we must not fight them. We must conduct the war with dscent pusnacity, as gentle men should We have got to get the Germans out of Belgium. lt we oo this we should be dishonored ana beaten"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BULGARIA SAYS
 SERBS STARTED n

BERLIN. Oct 28.-The correspond. ent of the LolSal Anzeiger at Athens reports having had on interview with the Bulgarian minister in Greece, Gin which the minister declared that Ser bia had attacked Bulgaria. as was proved by the fact that the first fight ing took place near Nuestedil on Bull garian territory. several kilometers distant from the Serbian frontier, all the statements made to the contrary notwithstanding
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
RUSSIA
 ATTACKS
 BULGARIA

ROME, oct. 2s.-Tho Ruonian fleet today began the bombardmert of War; na and other Black aea porla of sul. qaria. Several dlspatchee from varl- ous pointo bring Che nows O fthc at- tack today. The bombardmcnt To sald Co be tho beginning Of general Rus aian attack ln supPort Of trooPs that wlli be landed.
 (The landing of Russian troops on the Black sea coast of Bulgaria has been reported several times. Today's dispatches would indicate that the re- ports probably came from the fact that preparations for such an attack were being reported)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
EVIDENCE ALL iN IN
 SEWARD TOWNSHIP CASE

SEWARD. Oct. 2s.--The taking or evidence in the Seward townsite case was closed yesterday and arguments are being made by counsel. After the evidence arguments. counsel in the case win ale briefs. and the court wiil take the case under advisement' 4 he hag not already arrived at conclu' sion
 Local people believe that John E. Frank l.. Ballaine have made Q strong showing against the suit of the railroad company
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
SEATTLE FORCES TO FRONT AS A
 SHIPPING PORT

SEATTLE. Oct 2S - Seattle has reached second place among an the ports Of the United States as an im- porting center having passed Boston since the first of the present month. Only New Yorq now received more goods from abroad than Seattle. The great increase at Seattle Is due to the fact that she Is now receiving most of che Asiatic imports.
 At am exporting port Seattle now ranks fifth among an the cities of the country, and she is first among those on the Pacific coast. A short time ago she ranked twelfth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
MAY TURN
 STATES EVIDENCE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2s.-It is re- ported here that caplan will turn States evidence against Capt M. A. Schmidt whose third trial in connee- tion with the McNamara dynamite in' dictment was started here October 4th Rumor has it that Caplan Vll be granted Immunity from the chargo rendered against him as an accom- plice of Schmidts if he win give evi. dence against the latter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
CONSOLIDATION NECESSARY
 TO REDUCE EXPENSES

DENVER. Col. Oct 2S.-President Osgood. Of the victor.American Fuel company Of Denver says thtt Che oo- iect Of the proposal to consolidate the principal coal mining cC,apanies Of Colorado. exclusive of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company. is to reduce the operating costs by ar estimated amount Of S2.00O000 a veer The in- crease in miners wages. the intro duction Of an eight-hour day and the enforcement of the worimen's com pensation law are among the chief causes of the greatly increased cost or production
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
RUSSIA PREPARES
 TO ATTACK eULeARs
 Al AN EARLY DATE

PETROGRAD. Oct. 2s- prepara- tlons for Russia's attack on Bulgaria have practically been completed and the campaign will soon be launched. It is reported here that the Turkish troops commanded by German offlc- CTS win be used to defend Bulgarian territory, to avoid fighting between the Russians and Bulgarians due to the fear that thousands of Bulgarians would desert rather than oppose the Russians. Forty thousand Turkish troops are understood to have entered Bulgaria. and more are on the way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
SEATTLE OWNED SHIP TORPEDOED
 BY SUBMARINE

SEATTLE. Oct. 2S.-The Tank ship II. c. Henry. Capt Lowrie. owned by the Pacific Coast Creosoting Company. of Seattle. which has been in active service of the British admiralty for several months. was torpedoed by a German submarine early this month when she was two days out of Alex andra. Egypt. with cargo of muni- ticns for the British forces at Galli- poll. Information to this effect was re. ceived in a cablegram to Mrs. Rood. widow Of Hugh Rood victim of the Titanic disaster
 The crew Of the R. c. Henry was saved. according to the cablegram
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
DoLpHiN NoRTHsouN0.

SEATTLE. Oct 2S-At 9 o'clock last night the Dolphin sailed for Che north with the following passengers for Juneau: Harry Hopkins. F. Ho- eu. Robert Delich, G. L. Christensen. Dave Hedlund, N. L. Burton and wife. Miss Rose J. Kane. ". N. pupuy c. l.. Chase. M. Pelhsier, Gus Hahn, F S. Hatheson. Miss Plooma Crowther, Mrs. Bond and Peter Radoyich.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
RUSSIA HOLDS ATTACKS
 IN BALTIC PROVINCES

LONDON. oct. 2S. - Reports from Petrograd say that the Russians are successfully holding the German at tacks in the direction of Riga and Dvinsk.
 German attacks in the Chg mpagne district and other points on the west front to regain lost territory have been repulsed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
TRENCH RUSH T50000 MIN AND 100 GUNS 10 SERBN
HEAR CRY OF
 STREAMS AND SEND
 ARMY TO AID THEM

LONDON oct 2s.-That the Allies have heard tiie cry Of serbia for aid, and is responding, was disclosed to day when dispatches were received from Bucharest saying that 150,00o troops and 1Oo heavy siege guns are being landed ar salonki to aid the Ser bians.
 It was announced also that British army is enrou.e to saIonki. It was also stated in the House of Commons this afternoon that Sir Bryan Mahon had been selected to command the British forces ln Serbia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BRITISH USE WEAPONS
 OF CAVE MEN FOR
 HAND TO HAND CONFLICT

TORONTO. Oct. 2S.-BrItish troops in Flanders have adopted a weapon of ancient cave men for hand to hand fighting in the trenches, according to n letter received by the Rev. A. Lo- gan from his nephew who is with the Canadian contingent. The writer says the weapon is club or wooden affair similar to 9 policeman's trun- cheon. weighed with lead, and very liberally studded with boot tacks. It is designed for use in hot hand to hand affairs in a narrow trench.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
NEW HAVEN STOCKHOLDERS AFTER AFTER DIRECTORS
 FOR MONEY WASTED

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-At stock holders meeting of the New Haven Railroad today a temporary commit tee. through counsel. will seek to se- cure a vote directing and requiring the present directors to bring suit against certain former directors of the road. asking for restitution of more than s1OO.000.OOO of the companys funds. claiming to have been expend- ed improperly and illegally
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
GERMANS LOSE
 HEAVILY IN pVlNsk
 ATTACKS, SAYS RUSSIA

PETRoGRAD. Oct 2S.yN The Ger. man losses in the attempts to capture Dvinsk are officially estimated at 100000 killed and wounded. The war office says 1t has learned through German prisoners that the defeats on the Dvnsk front have provoked ser. ious quarrel between Field Marshal von Hindenberg and the Kaiser
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
SCHOONER NORTH STAR
 FROZEN FAST IN ARCTIC

SEATTLE. Oct. 2s.-word has been received here from Captain Louis Lane. who wires from Circle City. AL aska. that his schooner the North Star has been abandoned for the win- ter and is frozen fast in the Arctic Ocean. Captain Lane intends to mush to Cordoya and will take a steamer from there for the Outside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
VIVIAN REFUSED TO RE-
 ORGANIZE CABINET.

According to reports m circu- lation in official circles today, Premier YivanTs resignation was wanted by no one, but he was be- ing urged to reconstruct h's Cabinet, and he resigned rather than to do it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
vILLlsrA AeENT JAILEp

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Felix A. Som merheld, mining engineer now on the staff of General Villa, for whom he has been purchasing ammunition, was arrested this morning under an indict- ment charging him with thefi commit ted 17 years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
VALDEZ TRIES TO
 ENFORCE MUNICIPAL
 DOCK CONTROL THERE

VALDEZ. Oct. 2S.-Municipai Mag istrate John W. Frame yesterday fin. ed the Valdez Dock Company $50 for conducting Q private dock within the municipal limits. The city has as- serted its right to control all of the dock business. The case will be ap- pealed to the United States court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BRITISH SINK FOUR
 MORE GERMAN SHIPS

PETRoGRAD Oct. 2s.-According to an official Russian war office state ment made last night. British submar- Ines have sunk four rnore German merchant ships in the Baltic sea- These are ships that have not been hereto fore reported. Two German ships have been captured within the last week and taken to Riga.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BEAUTY COUNTS FOR
 SOMETHING IN KANSAS

KANSAS CITY. Oct 27- A girl must be a good locker to hold state job in Kansas. The civil service board gives her thirty points for beauty Thus. under the rules. she may be rejected even if competent in an re- spects except pulchritude. What if she loses her beauty after she gets the iobl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
ARMENIAN CORPS
 MAY BE FORMED
 TO FIGHT TURKEY

LONDON. Oct 2s.-The Allies are planning to raise a volunteer corps from the Armenians now residing in the Balkans. Egypt, France, Great Britain. and the United States to fight in the ranks of Che Allies against Turkey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
ITALY CONTINUES
 TO MAKE GAINS

MILAN. Oct. 2S. - The Italian of- fensive movement against Austria Is continuing under much the same con ditions that have prevailed since Sat urday. The Austi ans ere gradually fallng back. burning everything as they retreat and the Italians are con tinuously attacking
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
COMBINE ROMEO BY
 HEMP PRODUCERS

NE WYORK. Oct. 27.-A cablegram rom Merida Yucaian, says that new corporation capitalized at Sl0o- Oo0 GOO, has been formed comprising an the principal producers of sisal hemp in the states of Yucatan and Campeche.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
F-4 CREW DIED
 LIKE HEROES

WASHINGTON Oct. 2s. The in- vestigating board which conducted the inquiry into the sinking of the United States submarine F-4 in Homo. lulu harbor last spring. reported today thatthe disaster was due to Q corrod- ed state of her lead battery tank and experimental propellers The report also states that the crew evidently died like heroes after hard fighting to right the vessel SO that she would rise lo lhe surface.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
cHEATERs OF GOVERNMENT
 MAY BE EXPOSED

WASHINGTON. oct. 27.-The name of the Americans caught in Europe when the war broke out who were fur nished financial aid by the United States government, but who have SO far refused to reimburse will be made public within the next few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
ITALY MAY BE
 SENDING TROOPS
 THROUGH sALoNiKI

l LONDON, Oct. 2s.-An Athens dis patch says that the Greek govern ment has been instructed that more endorsements for the Allies are be- ing sent to s;aloniN. This may refer 10 Italian troops.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
AMERICANS MAY BUY
 WOOL FROM ENGLISH
---

LONDON. Oct. 2s.- The British war trade department has announced that it will consider the applicationi for licenses to export to the United States and Tast India wool purchased at the forthcoming Liverpool woo
 sales up to a maximum of 10000 bales
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
MAY ASK FOR
 SMALL WOOL TARIFF

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-A Washing ton dispatch to the Sun says that President Woodrow Wilson is consid- erine the advisability of recommend ing a small duty on wool as Q means or raising revenues necessary to meet the expense Of the government next year
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
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BRITISH CRUISER
 WRECKED IN FOG

@ London. oct. 2S- The British .t cruiser Argyll ran aground of
 4 the coast of Scotland in fog 4 last night and 1t is regarded 4 probable that she will be a to- @ tai wreck. None of her onl- * cers or crew were lost
 @ The Argyll is a cruiser of s 10.50o tons displacement built @ in 1905. with a maln battery q consisting Of four 7iS-Inch and e four 6-inch guns. She had a 9 tested speed of 2sik knots
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
NO CHRISTIANS AT
 MlKADo's CORONATION

TOKYO. Oct 2S.-Japan has decided 10 adhere to her original intention not to invite representatives of the Chris sian religion to the coronation of the Emperor which will be held next month
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
WOOL TARIFF WILL
 NOT BE CHANGED

WASHINGTON. Oct 2S. Senator Reed smott of Utah. Republican lead CT of the Senate, says there will be no change of the tariff on wool at the coming session of Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BOSTON SCHOOLS SHOW
 A GAIN IN PUPILS

BOSTON, Oct. 2s.-The school board reports that 112,2s2 boys and girss have been enrolled in the public day schools of Boston, an increase Of 2441 compared with last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
cHRoNlc sMueeLER

ARRESTED AT SEhT1 LE sBATTLE Get 2S Robert n- Faulkner a chronic smuggler was ar- rested here today as he was leaving the steamer Victoria Twelve tins Of opium were found on him when he was searched,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
BRITISH WAR CABINET
 MAY YET COLLAPSE

LONDON. Oct. 2S.--The papers of London think that the only big Bal kan victory can save the British eabi- net
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
TURKS AID IN
 BULGAR DEFENSE

LONDON Oct 2S.-seyenty thous. and Turkish troops have arrived at Dedeageatch to participate in the de- fense of the Bulgarian port against am expected attack by the Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
AilIee on Bulqarian coast,

ROME. Oct. 2S.-A salonika dis. patch to the Tribune reports that the Allied troops have landed on the Bull garian coast
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
ALLIES SINK AUSTRIAN
 TURKISH MERcHANTmAN

ATHENS. Oct. 2S. TT An Austrian merchant ship. flying the Turkish flag was sunk this morning by submarines of the Allies. Details are lacking.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
crncn oII0rAIlON6.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.--Alaskn Gold closed yesterday at S2h; Chino ai 49Q; Ray at 25% Utah Copper at 71lh: Butte and Superior at GAIA
 Copper remains at lS-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-28
EXPLOSION KILLS 40
 CHILDREN

PEABODY Massa Oct 2s-At least 20 boys and girls have been killed as the result of a' boiler explosion follow ed by fire today at st. Johns pafo- chal school in this city The explos. ion occurred in the basement of the school building at 9 o'clock this morn. ming. There were 800 children in Che building at thc time of the explosion and an of them were got out of it ex- cept 10.
 twenty bodies have been recovered.
 27 Bodies Recovered.
 UEABODY Mass. Oct 2S.-Twen- ty-seven bodies of children killed in the St. Johns school explosion and fire have been recovered.
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MUSICIANS OF BAND ].
SCATTER TODAY FOR
+. 81. VACATION OF MONTH

Bringing to an end a concert at
Leah Home, Kaimukl, this morning
with the .plaintiye melody of Aloha
Oe,p Honoiulu's Hawaiian band,
under the leadership Of Peter KalanL
put away its instruments and began,
we'll earned vacation, granted them
by the mayor and the Bosrd of Super
visors. = IL. r9s4 q
The vacation will last during the
month of October, and Capt. Kalani
says that most of his musicians vii
make the best of the 81 days. Of the
SO members, several will leave for the
other islands, some will go to the
windward side of Oahu, and three OF
four will play in the orchestra at the
Bijou. theater during the engagement
of the stock company there. Il my
SELF" says Capt. Peter, shall mos:
likely stay in the city, with a week OF
so at the -Kaneohet coral gardens"
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LOCAL CENS0RS
OBJECT TO Film

Ii Is apparent that numbered Ho-
nolulu's leading educational men and
civic workers intend to- take issue
with some Of the representative kin
dred workers Of the mainland regard
ing aThe Inside Of the White Slave
Traffic, the educational film made
under the auspices Of the Soeiologi-
cal Research Association and to be
shown at the Hawaii theater for the
first time tonight. At d private exhis
bition, given yesterday afternoon,
there were present number of the
3leading citizens Of this city who voice
ed objections to the exhibition Of this
film.
Among the mainlanders who have
given the film their Endorsement are
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Mrs. @. r II.
Belmont and Mrs, Carrie Chapman
Gait, all prominent society and suf-
frage leaders; Frederick Robinson,
5proprietor Of the Review of Reviews;
Rev. Charles r. Aked of San Fran
cisco, formerly 'Rockefeller's pas
tor; Norman Hapgood, former editor
of Golfers Weekly and present editor
of Harper's Weekly, and E. Helen
Knight, M. D., physician-in-charge OF
the New York Magdalen Home. NJ
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BLANCHE Sweet
IN BALKAN Film

Blanche Sweet returns to Honolulu
this evening in THE Gaptiye' and will
appear at the Liberty theater for the
last half of the week. The Captive
deals with the Balkan wars and a ro-
nance that grew out OF them as the
result of a Turkish noblenlan being
made prisoner and taken to Monte
negro, where he was compelled to
work on the farm Of q poor peasant
maid. #
Sonya Martinoyitch Miss Sweet is
the poor peasant girl and MahmHd
Hassan House Petersl, the Turk, is
virtually made her slave, Sonya hates
Mahmud both for his race and for his
rank and endeayoTs to humiliate him
in every possible manner In this she
Is successful until Cupid steps IN The
perturbation is by Iasky, with a typi.
cal Lasky company Of actors and ac-
tresses. S's ~
sThe Diamond From the Sky, a
new serial which viii DO given its pre-
mier tonight, is said to be the great.
est serial ever photographed Al large
part of the studio work was done ct
Santa Barbara, Cal, although the On.
tire country was secured for thrillins
scenes and situations to make this
series
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preciatige audience az the Representa-:
tive music loving public Of this city.
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JAPANESE NAT
ARTISTS Will
SHOW TONIGHT

Three or four tons Of wrestling ma
terial will give their first exhibition
tonight at the Fort Street skating
rink. Twenty-three wrestlers from
Japan viii give an evening s entertain
ment and show to the spectators what
bulk win do in q pinch The party
has just arrived from q successiul
tour Of California. and they are al up
ito weight, as they say IN the training
quarters.
III Fielding Yost or Percy Haughton
could get glance at any Of the Wres.
tiers. they would wonder why they
ever called BembrOok and Pehnpck
big men Three or four Of them we're
walking down the street yesterday
and they looked as big as barn. To
|taro M'megatani is not sylphslike By
any means. He IS acknowledged as
one of the champions Of japan. He
ought to be. Every time he goes
through door. he has to draw IN his
breath or turn sideways.
Begin at 8 O'clock.
The wrestlers will open the even
ingss performance with one hours
workout beginning at 81 O'Clock. and
from s o'clock on the spectators will
be treated to number of exhibitions.
There will be 20 mat exhibitions IN
all at different weights. One Of the
feature bouts Of the evening will be
between M'megatani and Kaiiro Nishi.
noumi, who both weigh in the neigh
borhood Of 400 pounds, These two
matmen are the champions Ot IaIlan.
~ a n
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Fritz Field Teal Company comeulah.
Pretty girls, dainty dances and pop
ular song hits will vie with dramatic
situations and pretty scenic effects to-
night at the BijoH theater when the
Raymond Teal big song show opens
an indefinite engagement The open
ing bill is THE Time, the Place and
the Girl, which ran for more than
one year IN New York city and later
had . big run over the entire United
States.
There are good seats left for the
opening night despite the fact that the
box Office sale has been brisk the past
few days. The show viii open tonight
and will continue to and including
Saturday, with a matinee on that day.
In the Raymond Teal company are
Raymond Teal and Fritz Fields. Both
Of them have played In Honolulu be.
fore and are we'll known as capable
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SHOWING Of
WHITE SLAVE Film

Carrying the Indoors cement OF press
and pulpit and OF a large number OF
soeiologieat workers throughout the
riatnland, The Inside Of the White
Slave Traffie's con ess to the Hawaii
theater tonight for ruE of one week
only - ..>....-.. -'-.sr:. q
t'The, Inside OF the White SlaEa
Traffic was produced under the sii:
rection of the Sociological Research
Association. 1t deals with the great
International inTestig ation Of this trait
fic made under the auspices Of the
society and is startling IN San Fran.
cisco alone at the Portola theater the
attendance. to- witness this film was
upwards of a09. 900 persons.
Facts as they are found are given
publicity through the medium Of the
camera. The limelight IS thrown
squareIy upon an evil that has calle.i
for Legislation BY the separate states
and BY the federal government f Is
film that cree seen viii never be
|feFgatten.
preciatiye audience az the Representa-
tive music loving public Of This city
/
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Helen Gardner returns to the En-
pire theater stage today in 4 three
part film adaptation Of Charles Gas
kett,s drama, Underneath the Paint |"
Miss Gardner Is said to score tri.
umpfl ii this play, and the specially
selected cast is reported as exception
ally clever. Associated with Miss
Gardner are Audrey Berry, Rose Tap
ley, Alfred Riccardi and Andres Ran
d0If ali faporites with patrons Of the
movies. The story deals with the ups