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uN ctUDADANo AMERICANA FuE
ASESINADO CERCA DE TExCOCO
reIeerama especial para IA PRENsA.

TeIeqrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE. MEXICO. enero- 81
Oficialmcnte Sc anunci6. hoy que el ciu
dadano americana Timoteo Castillo,
que viva en- IL Hacienda la Blanca
cerca de Texcoco, hacienda que tehia
en- arrendamisnto Y que Sc encuentra
situada como n reinticinco Kilometres
de esta capital, fu asesinado anoche
por una banda compuesta por veinti-
cinco hombreS.
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Entro oyer el uolcdn
en- un periodo de
enorme actiuidad
A un formidable ruido
subterrdneo siguio una
columna de humo y
Namas que subian
a gran altura
del crater

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Los trabajadores de las canteras de
Santa Ursula, lugar que Sc halla si-
trado mas ala de Tlaiapa han CO.
municado alarmadEsinos que esca tar
de, cerca de las cEatro, oyeroa IN for
midable ruido subte--aneo deSpues
del cual vieroa Que G. crater del Po-
Docatepetl arrojaba una esPesa CO.
auInza de humo ' l!aIras que Sc ele-
yahaa 4 una gran altura-
Inmediat2mente cue e. Institute
Geologic tuvo conocirnieato de este
hecho teIeg-ati5 pidiendo datos pre-
cisos del :en0cneno, : POGO despues
recihi6 :nfo-nes de que. cfectivaIen-
te, e Meacicnade vo,cdn hab.a en-ra-
do esta tar6e en- IN periodo de e2or-
ne acciridad.
Los habi.aales Ge los pooiadcs que
sc hali&n a las taldas de "a montana
sc e2cusatrea preSas de un pansco
terrible : muchos de elloS temiendo
que siga Ia erugci5n CUE sepuite
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layas. han comeazado huir ls Il
gona que co7sideran de peEg-o
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,Amesa5:leca, dice que eli PopocateQtl
sigu= ar-niaado deuSas colunaas de
hur1u - r!>GraS, acoupahadas de
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ooNATivoS, GASToS Y OTRAS
ERoGAcIoNES EN- EL ESTAOO
De VERACRuz

Reconstruction de una casa en- Ve-
racr.z. propiedad de Ia Srita. Rufina
Lande-o. cuyos documentos y certifi-
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Las uItimas escenas, to-
das conmovedoras,
resistradas aver
en- la Zelda de
la Muerte
Grace Sc Ilevara a Ia
tIGgsl,a sus secretos,
Dues no ravelara
NADIA a nadie

.arc;a como de vcintc pics. Ira NeZ
ALI :: Q! condenado % dese5l, So g CO.
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: 81 rnismo tempo q Sheriff le &justa-
=. >; cue!lo Ia. cuerda dc u hoTcA. cT
aoue. nlomento So le prcgUnt2rl ST tie
nc Ago que decir y CT ScEu!d;L las
puer-as dc acero sobrc las que deOe
esta- parade Sc ahrirtn inStant&no2-
racn;e, un instante dcspusS. todo -
habr4 consumado.
r. Or r. =. Bcrry. de - Otrina ds
Salu6ridad del ConLaGo. en- colnpaNta
de yarios otros ff.2u.t2-ivoS, aGuarnI1-
ri On el seguuGo Peg - Ia Care! uei
ConGaGc. G. mcGlsrtc de- practica: IN
rcconcc!mieIno de! cuerro 3d"l ahorca-
DO pt-G ;iav i, del caGAver dc Gc"rt F.
s,rJ>in!cv Grace. Despues, 81 cadiTcr
scri cut-agI..io = su fGmiiia.
Soiacnerte a ur !iE.tado nCmeTo Ie
oerSonas le Sera per-n;tiGo Gscende" II
terccr piso de II CarCcL Il pr@Senci.tr
los detalles Embellishments ante-lores
. "a iecuc;5n, y entire est2S 1iGuraran
dos -cp-csentantes de LA PEFiESA. =
o.;iencs Ia fira corteSia de Mr.. Atom
so Newton, Jefe Diputado Sheriff na
ex:enGido los correspondence passes.
En- e! segunGo piso de Ia Carcet. to-
COS los p-;sioneros preseuciaran Cesdc
sus ce,daS 81 ;rdSico epectacli".
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Total ....11+. 1881
PSouUGTO DE LOS INTERESTS
QUE HAN PAGAOO AlGuHOS
BANCOS POR EL DiNERO
cESoSsTAOO EN- ELloS
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george Mckinley Grace TO como
cerd janlas que mano hart funcio-
mar y aparato que cesarTL su eEistcn-
cia hoy. antes del medic dia, en- IA
CGrcel del Condado;
nj corcceran este sino dos Tres
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IIs7a DE LOS CoNATIVOS PARA
las ESuELAS DE DOLORES
HIDALGO, GTO.
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Suma anterior

suma anterior S35,i76.75
FOKANEAS:
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Pssa a la Pas.
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano,
1lS N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

Marie de Ronde Norfolk Qstter two Ist)
Sailed: San Bruno tBr). Havana; On
tario. Philadelphia: Tuokanuck. Norfolk
Gin tow); Blue Triangle tfrom Portland.
bach from New York; Pacific Coast
ports; schr st John, N II, Norfolk Qatter
three 1st).
MONTREAL, Aug ARRIVED. Katanga
tBr). Swansea; Cairnross tfsr), Newcastle;
Canadian Carrier (sr), Cardiff; Lord Lon
donderry tBr). Dublin; Conus tBr), Man
chester. Sailed: Svartfond (Nor). Bras
dor: Minnedosa tBrl, Antwerp; Anlnita
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal, Aug l.
Arrived; Pastores, New York via HAVANA.
Sailed Florence Luckensach Mrom San
Trasneiseo>, rrsi Houston; rleiades Hrom New
sydney N w. Newport News,
PENSACOLA. Fla, Aug 2-Arrived :
Maiden Creek, Mobile. Sailed: ssanmus
ISp), Valencia and Denis; Clavrack, Lon
don via Gulfport
PHILADELPHIA Aug q Arrival.
Stanmore (Br), Leith and Dundee via New
YORK; Guantanamo; Cienfuegos; Alsiers.
eto Tampa, so,,h Sailed; Mexican, Los Angeles.
Diacakis tGk). Key west; Barfond iNor)'
New. York; Juan (Nor), port Antonio
sam,4nd pna,T, .Belg), Danzig, etc.
rooene, New York Sailed: Buttonwood,
Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug a--Arrlved list /:
Harold Dollar tBr>, Hankow; Texas (Fr),
Astoria for Antwerp; Rata (Tr), Papeete;
"a. Wairuna (Br). Newcastle. N S w;
Chihuahua (Mex), Mazattan; Hawaiian,
Boston. Sailed I'd: Ohioan, Boston Via
San Pedro.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug AR
rived: schrs Jessie l. Leach. New York
for Eastern port; Edward Smith. New
Yor,s & for Eastern port; Victory Chimes
GBrl, New York for Parrsboro, N S.
Island), New York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Cleared

swiftstar, Stevenson; Tampico; c D
MAllory & Co,
Lacoaia (Br), Horreck; Queenstown and
Liverpool Cunard S S Co.
Saxonia (Br). Gronow; Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Hamburg: Cunard Co.
Elysia (Br), Kinnaird; Moville and Glas-
gov via Boston and Liverpool Anchor
Line.
Con-ayagua Hond), Clarke; Puerto Cor
tez; United Fruit Co.
Concho, Mcintosh: Galveston via Key
West; Mallory s 8 Co.
Texan,s Steheln; Boston; United Amer
ican Lines.
Vulcan City (Br), Topp; Philadelphia; !;
United States Navigation Co.
Ell Lago, Lenge; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Ell Almirante, Korn; Galveston; South
ern Pacific Co.
City of, Atlanta. Garfield; Savannah;
Ocean Co.
Virginia Express. johnson; Richmond; :;
Richmond & N S Co.
Calvin Austin, Holmes; Boston; Eastern
S Co.
Altanca, Fulcher; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ION Transportation Co.
Philadelphia. Forrest; Baltimore; Clyde
s S Co.
Seguoya (B), Phillips; Nyborg; Stand
ard Transportation Co.
Mount Clinton, Nicholas; Hamburg
United American Lines.
Sudbury, Colberth; Apalachiola; United
American Lines.
Canadian Constructor Webb; Brisbane
to Boston; Wilford g. Mckay.
Motor ship. Kennecott johnson; Los
Angeles. San Francisco. Seattle and Port
land via Panama Canal; Williams Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Germans StrikeEn
Hamburgg-Am american
Resumes Sailings
Steamer Rugia Diverted for
Trip to New York From
South America to Relieve
Congestion, Report Says

The United American Lines, agents
for the Hamburg American, announced
yesterday that the strike of German
marine engineers had been settled. 1t
was announced also that the Hamburg
American passenger steamers Hansa,
Bayern and Wurtemberg, which
have been tied up for several weeks by
the labor troubles in German ports,
will resume sailings at once.
AS result of the congestion of pas
senger traffic due TO the strike, the
Hamburg American Line will divert it's
steamer Rugia from the South Ameri-
can service for one round voyage in
the north Atlantic. The Rugia will
sail from Hamburg August 19 and New
York September 8.
No information was available here
yesterday on the terms of the settle
ment with the marine engineers.
American vessels operated by the
United American Lines were not in
volved. Steamers of the North Ger
man Lloyd from Bremen were also op-
Grated without difficulty. 1t was said
that Bremen was not affected by the
strike, as the engineers there with
drew from the German Federation
some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Rlngborg Gibraltar. July IA
Ocean Carriers Co
Diana Dollar, Colombo. July 20.
Dollar $ Lines
wayo Maru. San Francisco. July ..
Togo Kisen KaisI Il
Edgar Luckenbach. Cristobal, July %,
Luckentach s S Co
City of Batavia, Gibraltar, July u;
Londonfer. Antwerp. July 10
Lloyd Royal Beige
sar.atia. Port Said. July Kerr S s Co
West Mahomet, Port said. July s;
Hatarana. London. July 10. Norton Lilly
Ha-lsvik. Genoa, July IL. ,Furne So Witty
city Sf ssGshs Lisbon !uy Mallory m via line,
sandown Castle, London, July 10.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Due Tomorrow
Bradavon London. July 81.
Fort Gaines> Baracoa. July 50.
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Barbadian, London. July 26. w Star Line
Croxteth Hall, oran. July IS,
Citta d'Messina. Leghorn, July is.
Phelps Bros
Nagato Maru. San Francisco, July is.
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Chicago City. Swansea, July 10.
Bristol City Line
Kentucklan. Hamburg. July 10.
united American Lines
Somersby, Sunderland, July %.
j H Winchester & Co
Knut Jarl, Barry. July IL.
o Stray s S Corp
Due Sunday
fastener. Melbourne June 23.
S e Australasia Line
Liberty. Dunkirk. July 81.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles, July 10.
1sthman Lines
Harry Luckenbach, Crstobal. July 80.
Luckenbach s Co
Due Monday
Matilde Peirce, Bauletta, July %.
Pierce Bros
Manhattan Island. Calcutta. July 10.
Export s s Corp
Cro3ton Hail. Montevideo. July IA.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Elswick Tower. Sunderland, July 27
Funch. Edge & Co
Storm King. Antwerp, July II.
Black Diamond s s Co
Due Tuesday
Anaconda, Rotterdam, July rs
Black Diamond S S Corp
Manchurian Prince, Bahia, July 26
Furness, Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Arrived Yesterday

! Pipestono County. Havre July 15, Dun
kirk ri; to Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with
Byron y Benson, Tampico July 25; 10
Tidewater Oh Go. with crude oil; Pier l.
punstan 5Brl. Manaos July a. Para 30.
malls and mdse; SSd st. Bkiyn.
Constantinople (Br), Constanza July 8,
Constantinople S, Smyrna o, Piraeus 10,
Petras Is. Palermo II. ST. Michaels "a; to
N A Galanos, with SO frst $50 second
cabin, 49s thirdclass pass and mdse; Pier
%, B'klyn.
EI Alba. Galveston; to the Southern Pa
| cihc Co, with mdse; Pier So n r.
City of Atlanta, Savannah July 80; to
the Ocean Co. with pass and ndse:
city of Seattle. Philadelphia Aug Il to
the Haisehaw Co, with pass and mdse;
Venus ii (Nor5, Macklnnon Harbor July
san Michele UtaD. Marseilles July 10.
we'll & Co. with mdse; 3lst st. B'klyn.
Guiana CBr). Barbados July 25, st Lucia,
Antigua and s. Kits 21, st Croix and st
Thomas 2s; to Furness, Witty & Co with
1o2 pass mails and mdse Pier az. n r.
Cambrai (transport). San Francisco July
15 Cristobal 27; to the u S Army Trans
port Service. with ~ pass and stores: Pier
2 Army Base B'klyn.
lantic. Gulf g. Pacific S S Co; Pier so. N r.
Jefferson, Norfolk Aug !; to the Old
Dominion Transportation Co, with pass
and mdse: Pier~31 r.
Barfond (Nor). Chester. Pa, Aug /; to
Ward Line with mdse; anchored off Lib
erty.
with oil; Bayonne. N J.
Severance, Sabine July %, to Union Sui
phur Co with mdse; Columbia st. B'klyn.
Wheeling Mold, Necastle July IS; to J H
Winchester with mdse: Pier 3. Army Base.
B'klyn.
Nueces. Galveston July 20: to Mallory
Line with pass and rndse; Pier IS, N r..
Kennicott. Philadelphia Aug /; to WILL
liams S Co with mdse; Pier 1s, Bklyn.
Corsica, Norfolk July 81; to Castner, Cur
ran Bullitt with mdse; Federal Refinery,
Yonkers
Koyo Maru tJapl. philadelphia Aug |:
to the Togo Kisen Kaisha with mdse; Pier
81. Clifton. s l.
Muskogee. New Orleans; to Robert L
Hague with mdse; anchored off TUmpl1ins-
willie
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Committee Will Test
Power on u. S. Ships
Fuel Conservation Department
Works ON Economy of
Operafirr, for EcOines

The horsepower of engines on the
various types of Shipping Board ves-
sells is to be tested by special ap-
paratus purchased by the Fuel Con-
servation Department. This was an
nounced yesterday by Captain C. A.
McAllister, president of the Amer
ican Bureau of Shipping and chairman
of the special Shipping Board COM
mittee, as q step in the plans to re-
duce the s45,000,o00 annual fuel bill.
Captain McAllister said that accurate
information on the power of many
government ships was not available
and must be obtained before adequate
results could be obtained.
1t was said yesterday that a survey
of the government vessels now in
operation shows that S5 per cent are
oil burners, and consequently not af-
fected by the coal strike. The Ship
ping Board has q contract for it's oil
supplies to next January at $105 a
barrel.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmas asters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out cnarge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publica-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L. l.
GWsE). Easthampton. L. l. (WSA>.
New London. Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following statons: Cape Cod
(WCCl, Siasconset, Mass. (WSC) New
London, Conn. WLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will bo
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America by tie L S Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Posltions at noon. distances in miles un-
less otherwise speciied)
America 1866 e Ambrose Aug l.
Boswell 81 Nantucket Aug 9
Cartona left New York 1880 AM bound
Jacksonville
Dorchester 1So NE Winter Quarter Aug q.
Eastern Star 155 E Ambrose Aug /.
Elizabeth ESQ E Ambrose Aug 2.
Frederik VIII 353 e Ambrose Aug @
Gloucester 93 WSW Nantucket Aug @
Hilton anchored off New Haven ! PM
Aug 2.
Jean 295 NE Cape Henry 81 s Nantucket
Aug2
Kentuckian 13O Ambrose Aug /,
Lake Gilboa ESQ S Scotland July 81
Limon ll2 SW Nantucket Aug l.
Luxpalte 392 e Ambrose Aug Q
Montana so SI Hatteras Aug /.
Nordlys 27o off Cape Henry Aug l.
Penobscot so SW Block Islard Aug ..
Sortehavet 70 Ambrose PM Aug 3.
Sarco1ie 65 K Ambrose Aug q
Swiftsure $50 Nantucket Aug
Tug Menominee Sc Pollock Rip Slue
Aug 2.
VIM McKenny. ITO sw Nantucket Aug Q.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Passenger Ships Due

Canada (Fr) Fayal July "a; to James W
Elwell & Co with mails; Is expected !,t,,t to
dock forenoon at foot Slst st. Btlyn.
Tivives. Kingston July 30: to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 49, e r maiden Lane):
Belvedere 90. Naples July II; to Phelps
noon at Pier 2, Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda Aug I; to
Furness, Witty & Co with mails is ex-
pected to dock about 80 m at Pier 50,
\ r (West 65th st).
Sylvia tBr), st Johns July %; to Bow
ring G Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at foot Java st, B'klyn.
Fort Hamilton (Br), Quebec July 29 NJ
Furness. Witty & Co with mails is
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 95, N r
Mayaro (Br), Trinidad July 2s; to Fur
ness, Witty & Co with mails; is expected
to dock about 10 m at Pier "a, Bklyn.
Comanche, Jacksonville July 81; to Clyde
S Co; is expected to dock at Pier SO,
n r (Charlton st).
Due Tomorrow
Bercngaria (Br), Southampton July 20;
to Cunard S Co with mails; is expected
10 dock afternoon at Pier "a. R (West
18th st).
Conte Rosso GD. Naples July 25 to
Italia America with mails; Is expected
to dock afternoon at Pier 95. R (West
55th ST..
Reliance. Hamburg July 27; to United
American Lines with mails; is expected to
dock about 3 m at Pier Sc. n (West
46th st).
President Harding, Bremen July Is; to
U Lines with malls; is expected to dock
about $3.50 m al Pier 4. Hobcken
6, Ebro sBr). Havana July 81; to Pacific
pected to dock about at Pier AZ,
n tMorton st).
Morro Castle. Progreso July 90; to
Cuba Mail S Co with mails: Is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 13, B'klyn
Palonia (Dan). Libau July 10; to Baltic
american Line with mails; is expected to
B'klyn.
City of Montgomery, Savannah Aug /.
to ocean Co; is expected TO dock at
Pier 36. N (Spring st.
Due Saturday
Nieuw Amsterdam (DO. Boulogne July
2s; TO Holland America Line with mails;
IS expected to dock afternoon at foot 5th
st. Hobokcn 80
Due suHday
cedric, Liverpool. July 30 White Star Line
Calamares. Pt Limon. July 30.Unit Fruit Co
Generai w Gorgas. Cristobai, July 20.
Panama r Co
Philadelphia, La Guayra, July rs.
Bliss. Dallett Co
Due Monday
La savoie. Havre. July 20. 49,. French Line
Porto Rico. San Juan. Aug
n 81 Porto Rico S Co
Ordura Hamburg July 2s
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
NJ Tupper. Kingston, Aug l..Clyde Co
ICELAND. Antwerp. July 81. Red Star Line
Mount Clay Hamburg. July 27.
United American Line
Assyria, Glasgow, July 27.. Cunard s 8 Co
Pan America Rio de Janeiro. July 81.
Munson Lines
Fort st George Bermuda Aug s.
Furness, Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Columbia cristobai July rs
w r Grace & Co
Siboney. Havana. Aug s.
N Y e. Cuba Mail SIS Co
Due Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03
Atlantic Rates
MaySink Lower,
Ship Lines Find
Continental Conference ADJ
journs Without Move to
Control Tariffs; Worried
by Influx of Coal Boats
Discuss Navigation Co.
Extensions of Service to
So. Africa and Rotterdam
New Move i'm Rate War

Influx Of ships with coal for this
space on return voyages. and also the
persistent competition of the United
States Navigation Company, preclude
any effort to bring freight rates be-
tween north Atlantic ports and Europe
under control at this time. This was
the general opinion of members of the
Continental Conference, composed of
about twenty-five steamship lines,
which met yesterday at 10 Bridge
Street.
While the proceedings of the con-
ference were guarded with the usual
secrecy, it was learned that a large
part of the discussion turned on the
present freight situation. 1t was noted
that the coal vessels have already de-
pressed the grain market, forcing the
rate from a level of 13 and ID cents
for 100 pounds to below IL cents, and
that the same conditions are exerting
an adverse influence on general cargoes.
No improvement is expected in the
next two months, and, on the contrary,
the belief yesterday was that rates
might go lower.
The greatest factor in the continental
freight traffic at this time is the United
States Navigation Company, agent for
the Reardon-S Smith Line. When rates
were maintained by the conference this
line made a practice of underwriting
by 10 per cent, claiming that the diff
ference was justified by the insurance
handicap. The result was the decision
of the conference to throw wide open
the rates on the principal comm obi
ties. 1t was said yesterday that the
fast liners, now quoting as low as the
United States Navigation Company, are
getting the best of the business.
Attention was directed to the new
services inaugurated by the United
States Navigation Company. One of
these begins on August IL, with the
sailing of a vessel from New York for
South Africa, and the other next week
with the sailing of ship for Rotter-
dam by way of Hamburg. In the South
African route the company comes in
competition with the Mallory Trans
port Lines, operating Shipping Board
vessels, with Funch, Edge G. Co., Nor
ton, Lilly & Co. and other concerns.
Several conference members were in
clined to regard the extensions as an
evidence of weakness, holding that
Reardon- Smith, which is feeling the
results of the rate war, is seeking to
recoup on other trades where the tariffs
are still fairly stable.
The United Kingdom Conference,
which threw open most of its rates
because of Reardon-Smith competition.
meets to-day,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-03

berg Co.; T. b. Kruse, women's ready to
wesr e ( na care Pend end Dunn, ITO s'wway.
Joseph, dry goods; Imperial
ROANOKE. Vas. IL. Heironimus Co;
T. d. Daniel, womens ready to wear
waists; Kirby. Block & Fisher, 352 4th av
=. ROCHESTER, N. Y.--Fs w Edwards &
Son; George #. Burrows, handkerchiefs,
neckwear, rbbons; Imperial
G. T. Stctt. trimmings, braids etc; wooden
piece goods, 200 5th nv.
RocHEsTER, n. Y-,sibley. Lindsey &
drapery. upholstery; a32 4th av.
HoCHEsTER-Duny Powers Co. Miss
H. saiinsky (basemene,, Jobs undermusIins
NJ Ernstone tbasement), jobs boys wash
q r so. ""psrt Grsep$rs sG, = Eys yny orEandie
Singer Bros. Cloak Co.; Ed Meyer, Jobs
chIIdren's cloaks a. r ,,5 assh st o,x l,,so
g sALi'EM. Mas MEa,sss.@wm. IS G. G, Webber Co
John J. Walsh. linens. domestios:'D. O.
SALT LAKE CITY Utah--Upstairs
Clothes shop; Louis Frank, wonen's ready
to s%N Wssr' 'rRaNHisSohh 1os VI st5h s' Marcus Co.
Murray Epstein, high-class suits; care
rrohman & Altman, SO w. 2sth st
SAN FRANCfSCO--O'Conno MoHatt Co.
r. @ Walsh, house furnishings, uphoi-
Savannah, Ga.--Harry Raskin Harry
l,%Ss", scRh,NTcoN' Tc,s P"ma5idSs,nlth Bros; L.
Goldsmith. shoes; Martinique.
sGRANToN' paThe E,, Vogue Shop; Miss
SCRANTON. pa.-san-ter Bros; Ben
samter. infants wear. boys clothing;
Selma. Ala.-Liepold Pros Nathan
Liepold, women's ready to wear. millinery
h0sfe sfouX c1TY CO.. Miss
Margaret II. Havana. millinery; care Alfred
Fantl; i16 w 22d st. u..,o co
TAYLOR Tex.-Sturgis Goldstein Co:
NJ. V. Smith. merchandise manager; Penn
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Root D. G. CO.
Mrs. r. Ryan. house dresses, wra appers,
aprons muslin "a q i"5snS 9sth st.
TOLEDO-Thompso Hudson Co; Mrs
3. Smile womens ready to wear; 81 W.
35th st.
TRINIDAD. Coll. Goldsmith e. Son;
NJ j. Goldsmith. ready to wear: care j. NJ.
Bigginss, $32 7th aavw uo+,ov y g 20
J. w. Motley, Miss TheIma Gibson, dry
goods Martinique.
vICKSBURG Vac. II. Almond d: G.
ager; d. " Smith, silk and cotton goods;
Miss NJ. F, Brghtwell. fancy goods; Mrs
a. r. Lewis corsets. underwear. Infants
wear; care. Alfred Fantl. 116 w. 32d st.
WASHINGTON
Woodward & Lothrop downstairs store)
shoes; $40 18th
The Hecht Co; II. II. Levi. general man
ager: w. II. Dorsey, sports goods. luggage; ;
care Baer & Lilienthai, 1850 B'way.
Lansburg e Bro; ID. V. Isen1an. cotton
rece goods; care of WE'LL & Hartman. 125
w. 30th St
WARRENTOWN. Pa.-Kaplons Stores
Saul Kaplon, general merchandise, shoes
clothing. furnishings, womens ready to
WILMINGToN, N. ca. D. Brown Co;
A. Allig ood, mdse mgr, women's ready to
wear; Breslin.
WINFIELD, KAN. B. Lynn & Son;
Charles f. Lynn, coats, suits dresses;
Arthur Mincer Inc, 1l6 w. 32d st.
WORCESTER. Mass.--John c. Machines
Co: NJ. T. CogIin. ribbons; care Of D. G.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Strouss Hlrsch-
berg So. Miss l.. Dice. rep. of Baer
G. Lilienthal, 1850 B'way.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio-Youngstown D. G.
Co. G., j, Wallace carpets, rugs; so
Worth st
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio-Strouse- Hirsh berg
Co: Mr.. Lowitz, silks, dress goods; care
Bacr & Li!ienthal, 1850 B'way.