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MUST CURTA|[
USE Of SUGAR
Heavy Increase Of Consump'
ton Due to Soft Drinks
and Ice Cream

NEW YORK. oct. 1o.-Heavily N,
creased use Of sugar in candy: sol
drinks. ice cream and other Injuries III
tho Emitted states during tho frSt nffle
months Of 1914 il was announced mere
today by tho United States sugar rQuaI
izai on board. reminds that such over
indulgenC" in sweets must now he cur
tailed in som" scctiCrs of tho cast LOT
III" next thr"" months"
George a. Xahriskic. president nt tne
boar in n statement to tho Press &c
ear. that although tho talk Of short
age" persists. it was n fact that from
j.. January 10 September. inclusive
500. OO0 tons. or Is per cert more suE"r'
hrd i,,.,r delivered 10 American consum
crs than for tho same period or l'to.
The normal Increase in consumption TOT
the period named. he said. would nave
been per cont.
Tho west should secure immediate re-
lief from the harvesting OF an average
beet crop. said IN" statement. when VIII
u, IN full swing within week.
After October Is and until January j.
(. was said, all territory west or nus
lur.h and buffalo and north OF the ONO
river will have to depend upon the sugar
hrc, producers Deliveries Of sugar 10
the trade in tho cast. il was SAID, our
ing October. November and Deccmbel
would approximate those made in octo-
Der. 1915. Considerably more beet sugar
will be marketed this year than last.
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CINCINNATI O. Oct. l0.-To-day
Cincinnati abandoned itself to the off,
cial celebration OF the triumph Of the
Cincinnati Nationals in the worlds
championship bail series.
Acting Mayor Jacobs proclaimed a
public holiday between the hours Of 8
a. ~. and - noon. but rain caused a
postporcmcnt of what was planned to
H.. one Of IL" most impressive parts OF
In. improved program.
TIL" Reds arrived in Cincinnati short
" after o'clock and II seemed half the
city was at the Central Union railroad
station 10 greet the Conqucring heroes
on their return from Chicago.
When III" train pulled in the building
rocked from the cheers and when tch
Reds aliEhtch from their train their
faces creased with wide Crins. wild
scene Of enthusiasm cnsucd. Hats were
thrown into the air and men with their
arms around one anothcrs neck per-
formed weird and extrmp0raneous
dances. Women. many of them wearing
hats ~ vivid crimson. climbed on the
IRON railing between the trainshed and
the depot proper. screamed Al the top or
their voices. Small boys wcr" every
where and the great throng was cngulf-
ed in enthusiasm. Manager Moran had
to salute constantly in response to the
cheers.
The crowd called the players BY THAR
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Ten Thousand PGnnSy
ShopInen Go on Strike

ALTOONA. OCT. lO.-Foll"winE n
mo, tirC gc tho advisory COMMITTEE" rep
rcscnting all &C IN" hi; railroad "rat's.
n coll for a general strr'EIT, -; ~ railroad
20 take place a. tw" o'clock this after
noon was issued. This "am' "f'"" all
efforts 20 rcHCh an agreement between
tho engine hors" workers and 'hc rail-
road ofh"ials over tn" ar",ntmnnt Of an
assistant foreman At Number Thr"" on
gin" round in thus CITY had failed.
rromrtly At Two G!,cl."Ck ~" 5H ocD
men walked out IT tho Altoona machine
ships. tho Nt"ona car shons. IN" Iuan-
ita lncumctivr and Fast Altoona sh"nS
and the F'l,dayshurE shops, practically
tho entire force.
Tho rrpl"y"s IF tho South Altoona
fnundri"s QUit later in tho afternoon
after pouring their iron. TIL" clerical
force was not called out som" main
tCnanC" az way crafts. car inspectors
and others may join tho strikers tomnr-
row.
I'ictcts have boon placed nj all shop
catos to warn off any strangers who
miGht hc brought here by the railroad
comOany
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class by themselves. 1t is so much
easier to progress with even strokes
than to be whrlcd into mill race or
idlcnCSs. and to be forced to struggle 10
gain calm waters That is exactly tho
position Of contestants who r"!inQuISh
their efforts and allow themselves to hc
surpassed in the actual number of cred
it's secured. They have literally TO
swim against n current of competition
and opposition. struggling 10 pass the
others. and all tho time realizing that
they arc rcGaining lost ground. of which
they were formerly in possession. II IS
not real Advancement
This is only little sermon on the
danger "f idlcn"Ss. as no contestant has
really given UP the fight. Some few
may be resting. but Il - this danger OF
resting too long that ono should guard
against. Probably IN" very minute that
You decided that you have done enough
1t least for awhile. SUfHc other contest
ant may b" doing The work that VIII
place HIM or her above YOU. and may
manage TO defeat you. or c0urS" there
Is always 4 certain alternate hope and
fear that affects the contestants.
Always tn" eternal question VIII I
VIM Mako sur" that you Will try hard
10 win. Show by your own efforts that
you intend Ia come out a winner. and
you cannot help hut Impnrt this conf
dcnCc to others with tn" result that they
will rally to Your support and you VIII
soon really be on your way To victory
But II is credits that Will win for yUU.
and tho NOR. Of th"S.. that YOU may So
cure. the more certain you are of win
ming.
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WILSON'S STATEMENT
ON WEIRTON STRIKE

Tho trouble at Wcirton has been SUD
roittr, TO n complete inveStlEaiion on
tho part of the labor leaders o, ms "'n IN
INC up-thc-rivcr town is not nearly 50
black is il has been painted pE tnf
nrcs%. Frank Wilson. secretary OF .ho
Stcubcnvillc strike district HaNe9 Wv
following statement: -. y1,o,--
ton was brought about by inc "oIk "
the hcnchmcn Of the corporation 10y ~
twn weeks ago Supt. WllliaulS, OF Ln.
XErirton steel company. called together
n,,n,hcr Of Films that had been WORK
ing for tho company. the meeting 0clns
bnId i'm the Finnish Socialist Hall. NelI
Ton. 4 number Of addresses were Hiaoe
IN The men: You will either go PACK 10
work or leave the town. Lnf -" ali 'C ~
steel company owns practically all or
Tho houses in the town: they own thc
watcr works and All utilities, ana pay
all officials. The mon refused 10 4lslcn
to the demands Of the corporation, ana
last Monday. instead of attending
second meeting called by the mill onlc-
ioIs remained on tho streets. The town
nnIicr Immediately rounded up l5O ana
drove chem out. The police then raided
the Finnish hall. Inside they FOUND
some ten or fifteen men SinslnS' neS'
wcrc arrested and later driven out:
These mon were driven out or town
without even being given chance 10
soc their families. Their families. dcs-
tituic without the mcn-folks. we're I'M
ncdiatcIy ordered TO vacate their homes
and Left to starve on tho street. Our
attorney. J. u. Gardner. has the matter
in hands and We intend to give theSe
mon american justice. If We have. to
drag every official of that town into
court with suits Of false arrest and the
other charges they have made them
selves am"0ablc to
Tho police of Wcirton claimed 70
have found q number Of l. w. w. papers
and a lot Of firearms and ammunition.
We have anidavitS to prov" that thcy
found number Of socialist books that
any person might own. all written IN
Finnish and one old hors" pistol with
four wooden guns. used In amateur the
atricals. The ammunition stores con-
sisted Of half dozen blanks.
"ClaimS made by company officials
that there had h"rp shots tircd on the
mill are totally without foundation and
ono shot fired Mt W"irton since the
strike was called and it was fired by a
mill guard at Finn.
The men ut Wcirton went out on
strike without the influence Of any out
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CLAMORING FOR
ORDERS TO MARCH ON
THE RUSSIAN CAPITAL

PARIS, Thursday Oct. s.-Poliab
statesmen here report that with the az.
Than a half million men is in a ~
plight. Polish troops. II Is deeHfe9
are successfully opposing RussiaH RAR
shsyik5 aIons an IfTesess daII1n} 6
DTinsk. in the north. to a point On the
west bank OF the DnIeper river!
The forces on this long franG ara
without ovcrcoats and many lSdS shoes.
II seems impossible for them ,tbi4g IN
for the winter unless treanSAdous
amount Of supplies is made available
Polish troops. according 70 regfSseH
tatlves Of that country. prefef'4H$thing
to standing still and many leaders are
clamoring for orders to march ftpoN p4Y
COW. -,gy.-fs,
Prime Minister Padercwskf and, other
Polish leaders declared that while. thi
Poles willingly acccdcd TO the peace 'oqnt
ference request 10 back the Bolshevikl
and protect Europe against their IN.
roads. they now are much puzlle6.sto
know how they can face winter In their
present predicament. .a'"t.SgI
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CHICAGO, Oct 10-Intercst in the
great trauS-contiuCntal air race AT lue
rluSr OF the third day conferred totisHI
N the hitherto unmatched contest oI
Lieutenant Ih-W. Maynard. leader OF me
wcStbound flicrs, and Captain l.. IA.
smith, pace setter for the continE"hI
from the west. either OF whom can rr;tFn
his destination tomorrow. winning il@'
honors in the cros$-country night.
Captain Smith. however. no longer
alone leads the caStbnund group, tor
,wo OF his rivals. Lieutenant f. c. kieI
md Major Carl SpatZ. overlook him late
'nday at Bryan. Ohio. where the trio r.
manned for the night. So either or tn"
,hrec. good fortune attending them
might easily first reach the finish al
M!ncola. Long Island.
Lieutenant Maynard. the flying par
son" who's" InatChl"ss fight across the
luitCd states for three days has thrilled
Walton enthusiasts tonight still easily
ii the west bound contingent. although
captain IL G. prayton was a good Soc
nd. 100 mrl"s or NOR" behind. Lhe
SKY pilot had chosen Saldurn. Utah
:.lHG miles from Minc"la. as his NIGH
stop having left Salt Lake City at $50
-. NJ. Mountain time. Fc planned TO
tart from Salduro tomorrow more d. :
.rrmnlcl 10 reach San Francisco, 5ls
niles distant. bcfnr" sunset.
The pars"u continued 10 hold an adj
an;aEc over Captain Smith and his two
.umpauinnS from the west. who had
covered -,OJl itlllHS from Sln T TdlltI w.
when they STOPPED NJ Bryan. Ohio. for
n" night. Til" lieutenant had lost the
nurning du" To broken radiator al
Cheyenne. Wyo.. and his mileage for the
lay--with Salduro as his night control
was only AZ. while Captain Smith.
rayclinG from Omaha ~ Bryan. Ohio.
udav. had covered 19l miles.
Lieutenant Maynard left Cheyenne ut
'2:35 +. VI. Mountain Tim" and reached
:Shlduro a. Sos 7. NJ. Pacific time.
'aptAIn Smith left Omaha at 7:43 y. NJ.
.'.nrral TIM and stopped ut Bryan. O..
1t $50 Central time. Maynard has SIS
miles 10 fly to reach the coast and
IN tn $50.
Captain nray;nn. second of the west
,-cund filters. apparently had a chance
u make the best distance for one day
when ne reached RawlinS. Wyoming AT
SIS u. VI. Mountain time. after cover
.ng 81; miles. H. planned /" 20 on ~
salt Lake City which would have rlade
hr days travel 9fn miles. bat finally
.i,C'drd not 70 attempt the additional
"N. miles. and remained nj Rawl'ns.
Lieutenant Kicl and Major Spatz. the
,."$t"rr"rS who overlook Captain Smith
= Eryan. Ohio. were nearly matching
Captain DraytOn. for they had covered
% mics sine" leaving Saint Paul. Nc.
5raSka this morning. Captain Drayion
lad started :r"r', DHS Mo!neS.
pthcr west bound flIcrS were we'll
n,
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TAKE BANK ROBBERS
AND MOST Of LOOT

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 10
-Four men alleged to have held up the
cashier nf the Bank Of Whtcsvillc in
Boone county yesterday and robbed him
of $50. wcrr arrested today and s..
Of The original amount taken from their
lcrSonS. ~ Il T. Junction, about 80
mi ... FROM Whtcsville.
Tho names Of the alleged bandits arc
Jack Bell. Gcr!l Hight"wn"r. Charles
Ihrlrv and John Patrick. They were
sioppinE ~ II" HON" of friend and
special Officers entered the room. and
covered thorn with pistols before they
wcr" avar" of their presence.
The robbery Of tho bank was an OK
crptionnliv bold ono on" of tho men
entering Tho building about noon. one
rrin. {" ~" cashiers window. two
others covering his assistants and IN"
fourth S'"Hjing guard at the door with
a drawn revolver.
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longer working day with IN" hope Of
clearing away u" big sp""ch-nak'n%
program. At tn" suggestion Of Senator
L"dg" the Scuat" also adopted AN agree
Incnt to take up IN" ShantmnE am'u'-
m,.u's Wednesday but this docs no.
mean that thcy would b." cunN!dcr"l
under tn" iv"-minu'" debating RAJ" Then
or ,ha, = vote is any nearer than 1t
was yesterday.
Senator Norris. speak ng cNtcmT"r-
anrnueIy. which = uult" different from
the plan followed hy most OF his col
leagues, WAS particularly sever" IN
d,rt,iu,lnr Tho award - Shln'WnG 10
Japan. There was II" hope. h" declared
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SUE !.
To Test Constituionality atAaAA
Wartime Prohibition LAWN
Il no
In Kentucky ts e.

LOUISVILLE. Ky" Oct. lo.Suit 20
test the constitutionalty Of the wary
tirle prohibition law was MED IN ieoer
district court here today BY Attorney
Levy Mayer. OF Chicago. and Marshalf'
Buliitt. of Louisville.
The Kentucky Distilleries and Ware
house company. ono Of the largest con.
Germs OF tho kind in the country. ~
made plaintiff and Elwood Hamilton
collector Of internal revenue for Ken.
lucky, was named defendant.
The petition alleges that the law "
unconstitutional because il violates tn9
that II con.iscatcs property without Just
compensation.
The property in question: according 70
the plcadings, involves 6!.OOO.Oo0 gai.
ions of whisxcy in bonded warehouses
in Kentucky. valued at approximately
5000 900. :.
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THIS STRIKE h
B6lSHEV|ST|e
DIRECT CHARGE MADE :,
BY PRESSMEN'S HEAD
Big New York Strike Declared
to Be the Work Of
Revoluionists 81

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-The strike and
lockout OF prcssmen and feeders N
New York. which was followed BY thss
walking out Of several hundred com.
positors and the suspension OF ArTO
number Of magazines and TRADE pub.
lications Of national circulation entered
into a now phase tonight. when direct
charges made by George l.. Berry, pre11.
dent Of the International Printing Press.
men and Assistants union that the
trouble originated with "Bolshevtse
leaders" who arc committed to a denno
ite policy Of revolution. Major BerrYi
further charged that these leaders hayk
inaugurated campaign Of terrorisns
and that men loyal TO the internattADo1
union are being assaulted by the sSAle4o
Major Berry declared that t5h6&
international printing trades .%oM
would stand uncompromisinGly WIN SsS
Lfair employers Of Now York Ea1Ner
in the day, the employing priufcrn61
executive session rcaffirmcd 4leiyI0dSa
termination to present a unitSd 1baP
against the strikers. az 80,
According to a spokesman pff ~
employers, Leon Rouse, phmd0D4
big Six" Typographical union. sallo6NA
men would never go back to-work untA
they were granted q H-hour week.
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Cle7rcl for Action.
D'ANNUNzIO lives;
KING Of ITALY MAY
AED|CATE THRONE

LONDON. Oct. 1n.-Thr press asSCCi-
n',un SAlS it learns auth"r'tH;iNt!N
that n rumor that Gabriel" pAnnunz'"
had been assaSS nH'"d - untrue. nut
that IN" situation ~ t'umr * $"r."Vs
ms the Italian army anl navy r"fu"", Ia
obey orders given 'h"~r {" "Hr,l lfAn-
nunZio'S forces from the ely.
It is reliably reported th't ~" King
Of Italy has Threatened - @hd'"at" ~
the army and navy persist in ms atti-
iudr." The press aSS"C!at;"n adds.
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Flying Parson'' Leading
SENATE VOTES TO TAKE UP The SHANNG AMENDMENTS WEDNESDAY

Of seeing that province hack under III"
Chinese flag. once t was taken over b.
japan under the peace conference SET
Element. which Nc characterized as the
"uurrarc uC the age.
There was only a brief reference Ia
IN. l,nGu" of nations during IN
''murninE hour" tn" tim" i"r ming Inc
rccord with documents; endorsing Il
ana confirming i. only few OF
these documents went in. but some son
atnrS have explained that # they under
took to print rv"rylh ng bearing on IN"
i"aIu" from pCupl" In all parts OF tn
country there would b" Little room III
the Record for anything else.
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PRESIDENT WILSON
GAINING STRENGTH

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Presldeh'
Wilson continued TO gain strength t"o"s
and his physicians announced that ms
appetite. one Of the trounlcSoine
rrn,s in his illness. had been restored
10 a satisfactory state. ,;,
lie was kept IN his room again our'I6
tn" day and was permitted TO see no
one except the physicians and memoea aI
If his family. He talked over several
matters II public business however, WIN
Rear Admiral Grayson. his personal
phvsician. who gave him some detailed
Information he had as ed for ~,
mend for week and his physicians
seemed much encouraged at his, prog
ross, though they had predicted that ms
recovery Will runtinu" TO be very SLOW.
At n O'Clock tonight. DR.. Graysnn Is
dent has again had 4 good day,.o>-
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WASHlNGTON. OCT. lo..tu Of tho
m" set aside by III" senate today TO"
consideration OF the p"aC" treaty vas
taken up hy SENATOR Norris. Republican,
Nebraska with Il thr"" hour atia>k Oh
the ShantuHE settlement. and a hair
an hours reading O: the printed text.
when the Nebraska senator halted 70"
a moment. with hrS speech only two
thirds through. EcpuhliCHn Leader
Lodge gave him 4 breathing spell by
suggesting that TN" s"utt" shift I" tlt"
reading. senator Norris Will conclude
tomorrow.
An agreement for eleven o'clOrk
owning was taken Ia Indicate that III b
senate Will begin next week 10 put
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Strikers Persist in Werton Demonstration;
Senators Visit Homes Of the Steel Workers
TWO BALLOONISTS
LOST IN LAKE HURON

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. l0;-Thc wreck
age Of tho balloon "Wichita" in which
Captain Carl w. Dammann and Licutcn-
ant Edward J. Vcrhcydcn. Jr.. St Louis
ians. left here in the National champion
ship balloon race. October !. was picked
up October in Lake Huron. according
10 a telegram received by officials OF
tho race here today. y" trace Of the
two balloonists was found, the message
ampliiled.
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WILL MAINTAIN WAGES

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-The national
adjustment commission Of the United
States shipping board voted today to
maintain the existing scale Of wages for
longshorcmen on the piers OF coastWiSs
lines in the New York. Baltimore. Bos-
ton and Hampton Roads districts. The
mon have demanded an increase Of from
s. cents TO 81 an hour.
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KEW TAKEN
BY THE REDS

STOCKHOLM, Oct. lo.-The news
paper Tolkets Dagblad learns that the
Bor-hevists have retaken tho city OF
Yicv.
ono tntimatiou Of tho possibility
Of an impending recapturs OF the
great South Russian center has been
received from other sources, Rltnop9n
it was recently stated that Bolshe-
visit bands werc roaming In this re-
Ricu in tho rear Of the Lines OF tho
Poles and General penifius. These
two armies are we'll advanced De-
yond the vicinity Of Ftev, but are not
vet In touch with one another.)
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CANADA TO TAKE .. &c { !; 3
OVER GRAND TRUNK

OTTAWA. Oct. 1o.-The Canadian
governments expects to have control OF
the GRIND Trunk railway system both In
Canada and the United Statns within q
few weeks. according 70 the Ottawa
Journal.
The journal says II understands -
statement in connection with the entire
Grand Trunk situation will be given 70
parliament in day or two. After
eighteen months Of negotiations. DUR
ing which The Grand Trunk directors
are said to'have held out FOR higher
terms. Sir Alfred Smithcrs. chairman OF
the Grand Trunk board, has consented
m a nitrate.
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DENIED BY JAPAN

TOXIC. Oct. lh-n"nial that the
japanese threatened 10 back tho Cos
s.rkS against tho Americans IN 'hr re-
cent incident at Imam. north r Flad!-
vostok. or that any apology was de-
mandcd by the Americans. IS mad" in
starcm"n' ISSUED 10y the Japanese GEN
oral staff here today.
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C|NC|NNAT|ANS WILD IN THEIR !
JOY WHEN NEW CHAMPS COME

first names and checrrd them all indis
vidnally and collectively. IL
The players had to literally fight their
way through the crowd to reach auto
mobiles in which they were taken to the
Business Mems Club. where an elAhoee
ate breakfast had been prepared foo
them. Fans on foot followed the Autos
mobiles and there was quite . parade
formed. IA
Meanwhile church bells. fire elgtn1
bells and factory. steamboat and loco
motive whistles added to the din.
OFF to Their Homes.
CHICAGO. oct. l0.-Members Of the
! White Sox. vanQuished in the World's
series. began 10 depart for their homo1
tonight, without waiting to recAivo
their checks from their share Of the
, series prize. The checks will be mailed
them by the National Baseball Commits
sion. ..
Even although they lost the cham.
pionship. the players were wen salts
fled with their proceeds OF the hi1
series. The total for the White Sox VA
$1s.lo470. and each player. s.f.ttinG thl
pool twenty-foVr ways. as aEreo4, VII
receive s3.254.SS. Pitchers Janso6 and
Loudermilk. who came to the club thtl
season. will receive full shares. 81
The players received their last saleIS
checks from President ComiGkay thii
afternoon q,
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THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, Oct. lo-Eorecast:
west virginia-Showers followed by
clearing Saturday, much cooler; Sunday
partly cloudy and cool.
western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Partly cloudy and much cooler Satur-
day; Sunday partly cloudy and cool.