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RESPONSIBLE
FOR CONTINUED HIGH PRICES

that plants will ho shut rnd lniuulTy
nIagnniod In uTdoI Ihnl tho guaranteeing
manufacturer viii not have 4" dig Ini"
hIn I"uhoi pnd repay TIA" ~h"l"RnI"i a.
"IhdI rtIi, huH'Ia III" TIUnIh a." Uhui
h",yu aud tho demand Iourlnu %" rhi'" -
stay hlHh"
uusrant.s Holds Up rrio."
what about holding ~ n,Iln'inl
rIl'nH llko wa rII"oh. nnh would Ihoy
hnVo he"u Todurud "Eropi t"r III" rIl'
RunrBnIoof' Nh huIl"ch lnJuli"d
"iinhorlihIlmUlY would ma lhoY
would havr fallNn fnllun i"uR uu". Nj
t."IiIsmIih r-pIluh I ,"uid net attempt
- any 10 what cstoui ihr EurInulor hns
maintained tho uII'" bat II 'rIinlnIy
hnr helId thom much l"ugot ilIun Ihru
had tho "lh law "r rurTlY nnd houuuh
IHrn l,oiuuiIt",l I" "urIai"
only ~" HpruhrIH defended tho pm,
Il,c. hu IhoII nIhr "r tho Iur7Nl"n viii
lee heard fnllY ium"iI"v u 4 l''lc
rh"nn. %ow Y"Th. rorr"r~utluG tho Va
hsH"' tl"n. v"l'"h uppT"vnI ~ tho ,uE
tom. unyiuE ii- hrn"Utr m"r" Ihnu "n-cl
Lny ~ "n"'r, dnpI'Iol hl thc "uu"n"uir
"f tho pIn'iir"
|. u II"nsy. "r lh" %rll"unI Arr",
In lion Of I'urulInrluK Nr"ni7. huld Ilri
no legitimate attack could bn made on
thsBs grounds tho law satabliAhai ~
the right Of q CltiEsns to employ trade
methods OF any Kind. 90 lOnT a. they
aid not ,nnd 10 monopoly "I hlH'riIninA
tlou.
Tint tho practice ala i'mI T." m"n"plY
ana hlr"rInl lnntion UHr nhr~It"h by
George H. MCIlvaln. Of the Tin I'lHto
Manufacturers Association. ..,.-..-..---.
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FRENCH ULTIMATUM
FOR RELEASE OF SHIPS

rsrt. oct. 5.--ny Tho Associate
T.,ossl-The council "f nmhhsad"rS "
day dispatched II not" I" "'r''nn' ~
managing the immediate release ~
rhr,c shipr Iuhdrd With mum IONS ','I
,.I,d r,I,,h are being held In iho
Kill ,annl 10y rh" 'ermnm "",n"' m"n- i,.
Thc note rprcin'"Ily mentions 'n' In,,
I,n shir DUlIIt. hu' there al"
'Lhrr rhlrn Whlrl "In" az beng nI'" n,,
n,,mnny hn- taken ia" r"H'i to" ln"'
,h,. Is uuuIinl Ia ia" Iunrh". roman N"' '.
49,, tI,,I Ih.I,iutr ali" '"nlh h"' P''
",,' -,,., 81 tho uhlpH. whl' u
49, L,r,I,cd Tnt IIauIig 1h" anna
,nnntn point "uI IL ih"l' ""'" Wv"
,Irtnany.H atliiuh' '"""'"u' ',,.,
.,,I,tlnu ur iho treaty 81
,,,.,,,n,.h fl 90 tic treaty rp''lh'7 'n"'
,L, IlrI ,nunI In i''" ""'''"" '''
,II unIIruH 81 ihr w"iI"
uI, m..ir ir 80" h"h Ia W."
,,I I,tnr urd ltn'oE ~" i"""' I,' wv
n.,, dI,,urulnn "u ia" p"'l "I ''''
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL PLAYERS
TOBE INDICTED FOR CRO0KEDNESS

Of NAun 10 Toronto this AunmsT, s4Y.
Ing u wan duo 10 tho fRn that Hauna
playing aIumprd when ho baEsn worry
Ing nvnr chArEnp made aEainht hlW
that ho had Tou6lyod a stolen sutOoo-
bilc L
"t'hn,c nnd IInm"rmpnn are hoI
unIy mon VIII" oNnr played on my tea
who BT" guilty uf any wrong doihh
my opinion" McurBw snid.
ZinInnrmann'" offor I" kaun VIZ
tI7h ynms with al incroaHs ! tDS
cuIncldrI pToV"d adopt a' losing heu"
Irrtinrd
Jennings was au.rii"nod .cou"svnlDG
ueI, nIJou.d 10 have hoon placed In De
,rnii on the ChIcs sEn.rhilhdstphia Ma.
tinnal League Enrnn oi hhGust ~. p
told nowHpnprrn"r he tod heoh sDie
Ia nurpfy IIiiIo definite informal lion.
MarLnII denied thnt ho had ssen any
thing 10 Indicate HTO"kod WORN ahohu
tho Hinulr plnyrE
disason Suspicious.
UIoa.nn TOLD tho Jury ho hA1 no
d.nuIIe Information concerning "throW-
In =" of pamra thIn ronron by hlS men,
hut uaId lhsIe were some things ~
ronncrIInn with tho last sastsrn tnk
whom tho tnnm dumped badly. WhIn
looked suAPicIous.
Dubuc Eayn III" 5urr . Telegram -
said he received from Mn burr. fgS.
NOR major InnRuo pitcher. tsilin9
Ia hot on Cincinnati In tho Wort6e
rerios IIr said ho had been inf0rrneo
urIor lo tho norIns thar II wnH 'hKed'
Tor Cincinnati to win ~. tsstiraofiY
corrobornted that given praviouBlN
"itubar benton. Now York Nsti
pitcher. ---I---.-.A-,.
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NAVY APPRECIATES
ACT OF HERO|SM

Warrington. oct. b.-r-As al expression
"f Iha American Eavy's gratitude Tor
ihair urfnTir Ia TerruihT the crew OF the
rubnIuIiur q B. The captains OF ths
aIonInshIpH ~ Aiunihua and General tiDsH
IhuIA ani TuTIhIn DuinboTh 1l thsr
,,uwn ua,a pIaauni-d with E"ih Watches
nd GlJ,"DmIars to-day by hs"rela'y Dan
ialS 49,.
Captain o. A J"I0nlhn, ~ Ua AlAnS
Ii,nn. tho fIiHi nhir !" slshi tbA sub'ass
,i""'a pIY,'uilnH hIll represented hs
other raHlpIenls 81 lhs ipfss-"tsilbi,h
.Issaa:::: i iTfiis, acsr.., aSs:, T'
Grs1s. II lli- ansihsis am q lsaDhsekF
" tbs AiaptBhs. snd n NawllllA4l,-
sssis[an( uhisf snsinAav of the AiaaghtIr
rho last urpe mon wvtknd The has
drills with whIoh q hole large An9wtn
10 preysni suftocst tioD Of ths itDprlssh-
cd crow wps finally mndo In tbs sub
msrtna'H huh.
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zELEN|K||Ii:O||.|. STORY
IS CONFIRMED

Pittsburgh. Oct. 5--An information
charging violation OF the federal Grim
inal code by unlawfully transporting
carrying and conveying an explosive In
Interstate travci was filed here late to-
dav by an agent Of the department OF
Justice against Florian Zelenko of New
York who was arrested here sunday
night with quantity OF dynamite In
his suitcase.
Government officers continued Ia
question the prisoner today In AN "n"rt
10 ascertain II he knS ~anything hh"u'
tho recent eNpl0aion IN wall street
Sow Yori, Information obtained from
Lclenkn vas not made rubli"
AGENTS OF the department or )uhll'"
here said tonight thai they had con-
rrmed that part of Ielenhos Story T"Ih :.
two to the mannrr Ia which ho ncour"d
the dynamite They said that they
had boen Informed by the island 'reek
coal company whitman " Va. thai
Xulcnku' had been employed th"Io IN n
mInor aud that hs had boen furnlnheh
"lih dynamite t"r "1o !" h," ~",h
yhon aIraztsd Lsfenho Iold auth"rlilen
that no purchased Tho espl"HiVor h"i"
tho coal company and that when ho loh
IA. Job hs could not sell Tho dynamite.
~, LIuuuhI II with him
rorervo hoard. ali haro nliouaisi h"th
rarInsTa and business men VIII" reol that
tho national government hsr something
10 hn with economic tT"bl"ua Nhh W."
Bam"crs,S haven't hal III" uI"noy :"
n"NrrNpoTs :" provo th"' much ~ w"
trouble IN duo 10 tho vNT nud the T"lu".
irnrs ~ tho t'nliod rini"T I" j"ln a
League 81 nations hnh h'lr rinhlllSo
irlio sad nunncIhl conditions Through
"ut tho w"rld
Tomorrnw'r dI~paIch viii deal with
tho relative values az prohibition. tho
longuo ~ nNtlnnS taxation, as lHHu'H
nnd tho r~rrnunl equation ~ IN" '"ndl
dnlsr Thln viii hr followed 10y 70
uurnptl"n "r tho 'pnvhhh ~ "ih'"H
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HARDING MAY
NOT INVADE THE
LARGEST CITY
Candidate Discusses Coming
Eastern Trip With Ma
tional Chairman

Marlpn Dht" bI n HonainT ii"'h
iuH uud lp q RiIonu"us I~olVo luui" '"'
day ,"nfanlnS win hIH rarIY i""do' r.
T., sraI lhH ahifsbaos /" w. d"lly"iSd lat
Isiia az bAedauaIleIn h""l"ons pT"i'"'o
10, N a. hla dbuarl"Io i"i"",T"~ q" hlH
~a"ls'" ,smpaisN a~i"a
rho ,'ip, ~hIah rlli i"he III" ""nl"f"
y nr7 ho'"S. low" u'"ah", ,','I., H%n
H."""" uIT MI l,o ""M Hs'",w,"e -, ,n., T,'T
mt pCh. .p",Arp aud p"llllrnl bWd",
H,9isa, ~ thn lhs ng,nlnss WI ~ pgHs,
anl1i lbs issi wssk IN og,chtr.
In ling tsJks with WIN a. Hays, no
publican nnil"rsl chairman. and II"rrg
H. irauRhoIly. a mcmh9T OF tho eHfGu-
Nv otsmpalEn committee, IN" nominee
r"VINwed tho general r"btnnl outlook
and G0nP'dsrsd many n"'"l,s 9 "
palgu management, ON" Of tho sun
Jeclr dlprusrpd was Nv" eastern trip '"
be under taksn about October 20 and II
was SaiI some announcement on tn"
subject might DO made ghortly.
May PAsa UP Metropolis
The only eastsrn datc 80 far definite
~ annoudced H. October Il. when The
senator will sneak nt Buffalo. N. y. Th"
question OF how many uther cnKaR'-
niants aro 10 bc included In the trip re-
mained In debate tonight. and II was In
dicat.d htcrc wns possibility that IN"
candidate would not visit New YORK
City, although II previously had been
expected he would speak there.
Both Mr.. HAYS and Mr.. DauGheriy
expressed perfect satisfaction with the
campaign situation. r"itcrnting their
previous predictions that ono Of the
largest maJorities In the nations MS
tory would be recorded for the Rcpuh-
l!can ticket. Mr.. Hays declared the
,r,to on tho league ismie because they
had failed to make headwny on any
other, rnd that President Wilson had
assuIncdactlVr leadership "r his pttly
fuI tho finhl month 81 the campaign.
To Discuss The League
The chairman asserted ia" willing
ness or tho Republican organization Il"
fA,e that situation. nud Senator ilhih
Ing TeNrSled that In hln rpr"'h NJ I''7
M"iues on Thurrdnl. he intended I"
deal further with tho lchRu" lhsno u
was indicated that h" might. Ia rrn'"'
Ing hia position. mako Icriy I" como "I
tho srEnnoniu ur'd hY Nj Nll7"h Ia
tho iettnr mhho i"hli' f""day al ih"
hitn House
II also wac ntndo hn"nn IhnI IieIh"ii
II"UvcT's active w"rk f"I IA" It"puhIl
,nn Ii'k"t would hrTin u'El r"'"Ih"Y Y
uIahl with al ndhi"rn a. InIl"""r'Ilh
Dn u, Iobo, IT, h~ win rr'rk ~ l"r'h"
knuruH und although lao hnr h"o" m
ndvurnto uf tho Ii"nlrr iriIii'nil"".
NJ IInornr In '"uuIrd 'u lev hIr p"Ily
nlnaHcTn - nupI"Ii "Ilh"h pu"lIII'"
~" nscnnlur iInrhluE.s I"."iii"" -" 'hN
lHsuo
Hansi"r IInrdl"R viii stan hlr w''i
oru trlp a. ~. ~ u ~ t"u'rI"w ~
rlvInE ~ 'hi,np" a. I" = ~. L." VII
yu 10 a hotel fur I"aI "uh !" '""i"I "Iih
ltopubllrnu l'nh"rn uud WIZ l""H' I"'
tho w"aI ~ 10 T. ~ ~" I"n N"'u''
mrrIIur wIU D., hold at 10 10 ThuIuhnY
morning aud 90 Ihm -dU yulshi h" VIII
nIoak ~ omaha II" viii not i""'h
Nnriuu nn tho IV'uIn tile uulll "il'I
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LIMIT CIVILIANS 10 .
one SUIT or CLOTHES

Washington. Oct b.-Ons pair OF
shoes and ono suit OF clothes for each
person is the maximum 10 be allowed
by the Soviet government In Petrokrsd,
according to plans reported TO the state
department to-day through officials
Chenncls in Finland. The schemes Ol
limiting the amount OF clothing civil
lans might possess was said TO be one
OF The measures to he adopted to obtain
supplies for the Red Army.
Night searches OF the dwelltnEs OF
Officers and their families began Sep.
tcmber so. surplus clothes. food ano
other supplies b"ing confscated. the re:
nor, snid Workmen insisted that
homes of officers and commissars b.
searched before supplies Of the civilian
population worn touched.
Only about two-firths OF the new Rus
sian naval recruits have receiVed nhi'
foTmh because or the shothEo
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WANT GOOD WORKING
MARGIN IN SENATE

thI, aga. D,I In plea f"I up
J,nrt fnI ItoIniill"nn nonui"Ilnl '"nhl
dnInn InIu Z Ahnmr, vi'o 'hn tm"" 81
Ihn IlrImhII'un il"nnI '"uuli''". !"
nIYhi rnlL iho rnIlY WhH nrr""d "I
ma L.IIIy ia IT,, nrEt '1nEIo~r. hui 'h"'
II ir mot nrautrL ~ a E""h v"rhimE
40 l"IIi},
N, Adntn- Characterized n""h
v,u, EIur un ni"IItY. 80 " ",aj"t'2 81 NJ
I'uuI iv"lr"
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rLnAna NOf GUILTY

kcw SurL. oct b.--Ths u. J. Lyman
,'nnI Company. Iuc.. ono Iof the ooTpoih-
IInnr Indicted ycrtordsy with the
Iirn,hIyn Edlron company for Alls9ed
prunr,orin1 mud boarding Of c?sl 20
,ny pleaded not guilty FEDERAL JuoHs
Mayer nIInwod the company week III
which 1" change IiH pIaa or tAAe ey
nlLor notion. other dofandAR Ms arc sI-
pocirI 10 plead tomorrow.
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BISHOP DEAvEN
HAS PASSED AWAY

nprinEreld. Masa. oct b,-hlshor
Th"InnE -. bonVon, for ~ years hssn
or tho ItnInnn catholic Diocese of
diod to-day or heart dih
onue ~, had hrcn nbln to aitsad TO BIN
duIIor unIII within n day or t~o us
was ~ yonrp old aud a native of hN
CIV IT, sur' nahnd Ia tho bisroPIDo on
tho death "r Hirh"p T. J.. OHHiHy. W
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To Be SIGNED
NEXT FRIDAY.


Klvn. Orl , lII} lh Ann"cr
nIrd Prem An agreement i"r
the rivuiup "T nII nrmrjli"r. pic
hminnry 10 pence. mol Inter than
EIidnv, Dciuhcr u. unn Irn"h"d
thin evening l., NJ .I"Ifo nnd NJ
Durnbalh hcndr "F tho Itunnrnn
nnL I"hnh Delegations. rcnpr"
II,rl'
~ I.,,nhak I"IL tho ASs"' loi"h Ir"""
,ho, Iho dsiplI- - ~" hE'o"'"""' would
leo rn,da i,uhll" I"i""Ti"w w." "H'h lh"'
tho agreement ,shn 90 lho Polish "l"V""
r"Iuru declaration madn - ~" h"alu
nInE 81 ~" UlKn '"'n '" "il"T VI
InHor N"rc"~ hs'lnrnti"n
Thc oEroom"n' ;" Gig" ~" nr'"l"ll'"
hy - ,"uor was coached mis- evening
nlror on Inrnrmnl conference hotw"'"
pnrnh-h ard JonO. While hh n"'
Loon expected u" early, ~ hlh not ""i"c
oUnEslh~r ma n rurpriu". aa r"p"I'H hnh
boon IN tho Plr all DAY that un "T"lS-
lI,n world hc signed within iw" or
rhrco dayE by ncNt saturday At "a"
latest
.nrtor : 10 o'clock this cvunIuK jon" hnd
= ,nhskl returned To- their r""p""tlf"
huIolH The announcement "f III" ar
mIsti,a Was mhdc about an hour lnlor.
naIioiAn IsvtIs DToDpsd
Iondou oct . A wlT-IcHr meuHhE"
frn mIuga rcp"IIs tho arrival lhoro 81
NJ rchir,h-rin the Soviet f"roiEn nj"
lsiST Hud hdhH
A. tho itussIAns aTo supposed !"
nave druppod the inain questlon n"m"I ~
"a. Iinr",tau,s "f sasLeIn tall'i" h"lh
ra,IisA oIro't " rapid ~sTe%"""'
msd uusGsssoT Uiaassasa
Landau prI 4 Husaian bolshoNlh
,nu,u,unI.a Iun dated Iuasday. sa1S
"Ns occupied i.oli"hav nHd pe'ss"'"
station Ia b"uih Ituasla "ur ad"a"o O
i.ta.hnsn,s have snlGI.d haflny"l
Usisis Ia Rsd RassiA
I.ndun p,I FWrihaT I"p"Fl" ~
characterization spd ,sV"il Ia h"V'"'
Russia have been r"g"Trh hy n"h'.'"
t.ipIiai nom " "tallAble psrsun VII"
hss lust CROSSED tho fr""'i'r Ip'" pl"-
isndF Ill
Hsnlsvp slsferpart Gays the ned
army Ia w n stAlH pc disuTEanlsSt'"n.
hat ths hnryoat ir exceptionally hn"'
and that rsyblta havo broken nut In
fnc.ksn,enA nm Ya6o TaMl
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Tun WnATMn IN.

West virginia TSir Wohnssdsy shs
Thursday somewhat warmer.
Ohio rair wsdnssd"p "nd Ih"FS"sp.
numswhsl warmer ThurHd"Y
WsBtsrn rannbYlVsnia. F"iT, 6"huh
u.d oonI wsdnosday! Thursday fsir.
slowly rising temperature
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BRITISH SHIP GOES
DOWN; CREW SAVED

,..w iII,nuu Ia ori W"Ih wnH
,r,rIvrd h,Io today &c tho dcrlIu'ii"n
duIIug the ir"rl,nl huIIi'nn" lnTi "'"h
"i Ihu mia u ni'"um"I N'"'Il"h, fI""
tenn M,,I,u. - F"w oIl"nuH lh"
,.,rw wan rnv,d IhrI" ""i" nn pan
u, upNIH
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CLEVELAND OUTCLASSES DODGERS
FULLERTON SEES The SERIES ALREADY
TIED UP BY THE CLEVELAND TEAM

ia" n'"rn h,iicnton. Yet hc ala nor
plr"h IL bad bail game. rnro for hln 81,
InI of Judgment Ia mol pnhnlnE bNoIlI
ia ihu fourth. wonderful 'nt'h ny
I.IlGnih whn l'hpCd back hwhthH hi'"
go nr.d Ilnt drive or Hp"hhrr'r bat thI'
n"II w"n nh"mt l." hIl Tia" f"n''. rnV''
hlm "n "ur "''prl"n.
nswoII rlaya Star nall.
r'wrlI. Ilo nhpJihI"t. wh" IN Ieri"
H"uIInT It"y Chapman Ia ia" n'il''
"."h" ~" 'IoVor plays. once %" WIT!
I",'Inud hy " l"aplnB i"lHilhH '"''h
81 a. nhuiI IIn0 IIY uhri inlHluIE El"H
iin dIuI"n.o. "uh nIalm mailing - u"
rlup "nh ihI"~ "T Hi"nnh h"''
ur""h,, ,"nho "no '"t'h Witt IL "nH I''
v"ninII," 81 'i"uhi'. h"i "ih''"l"" :"
a., I, ~, h. u'''l"d bat NV" "h"l"'"h'' ~
I"IdInF Iii""hiYn
IN. cola huII unln whI,h II "~'rI ih"
n.IL ,.n,y hnvn ,hlIlrh ~, "ilu ~ ".
,t"N"d. " nuY nih"' ""h 'h''". 80" "
,m"d" lho w"'k ~ ~" ll"lh'i" hl'h' "'
/, WIN Iho Wind ,uhhlu'd wiIh ih' l""h
.T IudrtusnI 81 EIIduff "nl H"n"Ihh1
y.hi.h V"v' 'l', ul"nh lir met -" ""''
I,,srIhly 10 H,rt 80" I""n h"'nT ~
- higi ny which w"H f"IIi"G h'' "'n'!
n,ni md r''",,h b"H" wlih ~" VIM
LI"~,Inr III" h"II I"wrih" nm ih" '"'' y
G,Innp,d T., I"nti,.hv bat IIlhuT u"
LIu rnr.ru"ra, 'lulmrI tho '"'' H. "hl
hrnrd tho hnII uuiiI h. raw h" '"uI1
rnI ,rn,h " uu1 th"n lI"U"i'hp 'r''"'
nnh could u"I ,'r'h lurun h"p' lEh,
"n eI",T T ,Inw,, I -, .,.nnd
""I' W,i%"fr "',% nnI rYno non,w T." nrn, ool
"r""" ~" 10" "%y:''". 'T% ,,,, E""" r,,,"i -" '%i
nIi ,%' ~. yry rm,nI r,nrlnr tho nrn,
w., ~ tho v,1Id'r rrrror "u - pop nv.
4 hano nn bnIIr puh HcwolIn hit. f"l
,',','I nv o'ucIIIH two base drlvo urnl
,.,,,c ,un,hrr r,u and nurr might has
r''Ii,,r,rI Ind not HcwoII blund"rod NJ
Ill.,, I,,r, tbIrI whom CuvclcnIti IN
lhH ,,n" % un," ,nrnv,' nm, n, mrs, md boon
,,"',noh M"n "|''Im hcr"Io ho could Kct back
Ii"hh'h "I"'" u" ''"."
aloom In riHthush' ., ,,o
Tho r'nul or 'h" n'"' game "m, ,'"" '"n
r"ih"r wc"k showing OF ,,nnT'n n'""T'g :, /,
"K"inSt tho American I""Kuo 'nnhp,%Im' p,,I
cast gloom over rl"'""hn nn """ ~" II "
did not hiHrl"E IN" V.""' ""i ii.uni
game TINT " hhh h"h' !" w" t''',.
l'uEuo aud did not r'NrhI any '''l'I''' Nv,
While tho American l'"hn',S I, ~
"n rAhihi'I"" nh"" ana p'"''" "'''''''
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N,shlnEInu oct l. l'niilnl T"Hp"nSl
IIIIiy TnI continual high IrIf,a N"n Ialh
,nLsy an tho Ita,lo pIa,Il. 81 Iunuuf"'.
tuners puuianiso nsnlnHi rIl'" ho' lI""
l.y Ihnao Mhr IIut"Si"d rpni"'I tie" '"'
In,n ~ s,ouIIugn htf"i" Ih" l'h"tnl
I radio t.nu.,ul-~Inu N"I" than ~" hun
,I,oi .rnL rprncn f"I huHinorH inl"i"ni"
weIo piosont 4" ndvlr" WIN lh" '"n
uiaal,,n Ia formulating IL r"ll'y "n tho
subject
The abatement IhnI prl'"a would have
Enno down n""n Rficr Ne" nimln'I'" ]"
many IInol had lho pIi'n Vnnihn'"o
wa. brought out la anpw"r ." TucHli""7
by chairman Murd",L wh" nuhod f"I
opinlouA on that phHue Without 90
rsptium opponents uf tho sy5to" 81"
rIared Ihair hallof had leon '"nnrm'h
l,y hfrnhn N 'Umm"hliI"H whoIo ~"
was not rmpl"y"d Ih"F 'l'"h
tho suEnr and allk mnrk"iS IN iypI'"I
silk Man T.stinss
Ipnor GoidFmlth. az Sow f"rh
repf-aenIlng tho Bilk A-N""i"il"n "I
AmcrIra. naid tho Kuaran'""r could 10"
ronrtrl-d ~ no other Hight 'hnn ~ a
rh-nnu II maintaining - generally hlGh
L~yct ~ prices mud mitigating hEnlnHt
any Indu"tlnu which would hh'o Tot
lowed natural operation "f tho law ot
hupply and dsnR nd.
Ailh prices. he said. had docllned %
pSr coat In tho last slu months, Whloh
would hsVe hosn lmpoaHibls had tn"
wholo.nler- been guaranteed nEHInni
loss Nv tho man nufHoturorr.
Il WOULD say further he continued
that thA guarantee against decline not
oni Y TENDS to hold up prices. but mesns
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played In n dale

rho Vnuo wnr played under '"nll
llun0 fnr h"m homk Id"nl f"r hnE"hnl
A riIn u"IIh wind blow "ui ~ cold
HIuy sky nnd tho Temperature" wan rom,
lmIr,onI "T football rather than Amor
l,n'u great ruIumar HpOrt, no '"Ihl ala
II EIuw ur tho COnlNHI dNv"l"p"h. TINT
tho TrluId nlmOTphCIo Appeared - AIN
tho nnthInl,u,m Uf HpnuIHtuIH ANA HT
CI.,,"lIud ,h,,ksd each effort "f Ia"
IIuokIln players to boCuuLn u I""l "a"
Tor In the battle, tho cheering aud root
luE faded away, until only "c'"Hi"m"I
hursts "f nrpinuHo rewarded "uInl"nh-
Ing plhyp
Tho hlFh wind also played havoc win
tho nrldiuE "t ~ hnllS. "f whI'h thrIo
v,Ie nn unuaItHI uinihoI The Enin 'nI
in.d tho failing BricIo In ~olIh nplI"ln
,hI,h ,nussd tho waiting nolhuIn T." 'iI
, h. nhuuI uuhaI the hnIl lih' ioiIlov"r
ln,nilnn q wounded hIii ~ wan this
In,hIll. l." Judge Jn"po'Iy IL" hIIo'
II.n II iha descending hnll Ih"t r"Voh
Ino vny Im GInVulsndH nIat n'"I'
uorn,dIcHb 81 wiud az ~cHih"i. how
,vo, lhGia Isu,uinrd u" 'iu"Sll"n IN tho
,nInda "I fans bh 4" ~hl'h ioon rlaY
tho L"IisT bpli
isaisa~ Outsiass Zoe
nnIh lht iosir pnh InnlVhlnsl plor 81
II. wInnnrs vac sup"Ihn !" 'hei "f
tCJnu tiausa on Faas Tsa.b
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PalInsT And nuTlsson

Again u may 10 Rald that among Tho
lsbnrina oIsmonIs lu the w"sl tho Too
Ing pravRlls that Attorney General val
msr. hy hla TaIda nnd i"stmnHtor !on
oral Iiuflss"n by hIa supPfoUni"n OF Iah
t,al publications during tho whi. t"tlo'l
ToaCtlunaIy regime IL Washington
during tho Democratic hhmlnlRlrHtl"h
and that they ought - hs punished even
though an"thar sNt - 'rnn"ti"harI"A -
thereby sloCiah lf N wNT" not Tor
'hsas hhndiohpE, Governor coz - hIf"',
hid Tor tho radical v"ta or tho west
would hnvn fallon On moro t"fill" soil
hTa electoral v"Io "f al" ~nni might
have been captured by -u'h i"tlr" an"
an AffiIlari"n with tho non part
lsaE Eu~ but tho lu-Srr In m" r"nHHfVh-
tive cast might harS made national que
esAa ImpoaaihlS Ana hshldaH boNoTn0T
Cox In not a radical but ruc"eAsIul
euplnesH man. wealthy hnd a1KTeahiVs.
oounsthlnE which tho average mSm6s1
se tho Non Partisan League lsat apt to
assO"iato Win { permanent interest In
the doctrines Of tho league
Huslneas dig and lltilc. In waiting Tho
outcome OF tho battle In many ptatoA
The fall In prices. tho failure IN crops,
tha ttKhtcninG of credit by2 The federal
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Ghi'auu. Ori q Evidonco which "f
HnId would result In tho lndloiUoni of
novoIai NaiI"nnl League baseball play
oIE was EIVUn tho tUnk county grand
IuIY today by plnyoIH aud 'lnb official -
VII" i"rIlnod Ia tho inquiry Into tho
baseball nuhudnl ThoIo Will ho 10 In
di,tmrutr Tor ton Days a. n"to. how.
ovci f"I tho Jury ndIUuIn"h nrioT To.
hnY'a rrsslnn nub joCi To "nll ana In not
"EpU'iod To TeooDvonn uhlll "InT IN"
WnrIdn roIleH AdlIuInIpout wan
iakou hoca"Eo u was found that HoVoTal
wItunrhos Arbndui,d /" iaRiify nro Hl
inndlng tho unTlas RamnH
John MUGrhw. manager Of tho Now
Tnrh BIaniz. Charlor HI"n"mhn, prasi.
ienl 81 tho clmbI benny Knun. out
noldor. Larry Doyle. second bnssman
r"rnd T"noy. pitcher. Hni Trainer
MnrLaIl IluRhey jennings. Dntr"it
nsnnEnr. lean nubu". Tol"i" pitcher.
aud ''KId' Gleason. GhIonp" white HoI
manager. woro tho witn"HH"r
Tho Now YnIk ton,imOny Ccntoro Oh
about activities of If"luIr Zimmerman
aud IInl Tharr in connection with nj.
logged game "thr"winF" and tended No
Grnw said. to cIoAT KhuH and T"ury 81
participation In any crooked work.
Chase aud zimmerman.
Knun aud Toney told tho jury 81
ofrpIu mudo them by Xlmmnrmann 4"
"throw" UamoH Each Anid ho rrfurri
Ihr Uncr and T"p"rird II 10 MCGrRw
mud Stonoman Tho lHitor two con.
nrmod tho testimony of tho plnyoTH
McGrnw again doniCd that gambling
had anything 10 do With the release
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Lawrence Sees Wave
Of RadiCaIiSm Menace
In The Western States
ny phvIp WnBHUE
tU"pTTiaht ny tha IatsiDa~""sD

rt,Li."u o." ,h.,n 49,. .,uro 'nrI
s,rrt u,,. Lu." rh.,"Eui ,,n 90" ~.
,nr,. h,n penetrated th, t...IItI.n Il 49,
...,r o.. ,u. r 90" .,."i II,"i b, ta h.,'il
- one ,,ut." O.. cay il,o' u,'.oi i"'"'
Hu Ila ,,s I.,t. - ih' ,,st'iu a'"'"H
IptIIs ,-rIIs, tI,.,. 60 90 t.'' .rlir"iI"I
sIa. tlru ihia r'pt -, u,'J,' l"I'"t' '"'
tu tho ta.pIo rf 'lnr'"po '.'.I'tr'lt il'
nu H.rt,h irob.,i, ,uI NSHI, uHi',r 49,
ihu Ip.nI Irru'n luit..l,,' ~ o. 'h~ """
t,atilsau tsrH"" '.' 10 ''"Ii' i''" ~ 'h"
farmer ari l.hn,i"g si"'u'"ie I"'i'
Iir"s hrra horu h,ui'u ih. h"Ht"""'
'"sn "r ,r.r,",u"I'l ~" h""b''" ih"
t"sr' ha"tt -" r,"f"""i'''"I 'I"""""
ssns,aIiY ors f"trciii"r 'h"' 'h"' 700"
rtiR iRlnaIl i,s,r,,, ,niu suh U'r"hll' s"".
ard a.. "'H'InR ;" h-ui -" "n"ti ~ ~"
aHFIfuliuti rt"lcIatlni ." g"l" '""''"i
ct ~, i,Iuu - ni"io a"v''"'"""lH
HimIlatIs tho fstuoto uuh tho lnh"t
luz 'lsss." hpv" f"rErIi'U 'h"Ir own
.patIy nffuoiI"un ard NhoIS''r ~" Non
rar iunu l'pEus candidate "rs ll"'"d ~
ltsur, rrIr IhA fntrurr "ud ~ h"T
rirrpsIh IH rtuHirr~h f"t ~" I'"u"'Inll'.
STATE il.kri - ~ N"uirUr auh = '"l"'"d"
shprnna IN $"Th unI"in whore tho
ntarhluory - tho lt"u"hll'nn sin'" ~
EariraIInu - IN tho hnula ~ ~" p"u
phTIIsan League. ~" '"i" - tho frir'IH
Ia f"r tho regular l."I.uhli'nn H'h'o
tIckat all - whp-r 'nudldRir-. ~ ful0
have Eu"rordod IN getting thclr nnIu"H
on ihv haIluiu "a tho regular u"Wlu'"'
In tho prlunTiCa