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PEACE APPEAL'S
FATE IN HANDS
OF CARRANZA
Slim Hope Now That He
Will Accept Pan Amer?
ican Offer.
STILL HAS CHANCE
FOR RECOGNITION
If He Could Dominate Confer?
ence by Fair Means, U. S.
Would Accept Him. Is Belief.
11 ii ?ail ]
Was] *iug 22 General Car
ranza's reply to the pence appril of
the Pna-An being
awai*, here. While 't
.s generall* believed Carr??r.?a will de
of the conferees
there i.? a ilim hope thai lie will -"a'.l
into line.
It was known in advance tk i
\ . faction would accept the Pan
'here was a
?light hope ?? of t'.ie Cai
nt i" It a
?. This hope was
in lai y the
promp' r? ;
influential of Carranza'? lieuti i
. and Gontslea, who
ne had the
'
?
le ciernen'
. Un m., which waa victoria
ou.-, ar.,1 v
- Huerta. Since that time
? it had the
character of a revolution, but hi.
? f th( revo
lut.on. To il:-regard one,
lieve. a
?
?
??
i n ii h y
.
ferer,? eeed in domina
would
ne the op;? extend him
recog?
The ncy here (lcn;r?l to?
night the i? ; ort that (1er, : lis Pe
? :
. nemy.
The. agen? il IV
reyra lo a Governor
nT;i!
?
colun
?
Defends Brazil's
Mexican Policy
i-iands
{<>r
?
the ailenei
I the diplo
?
try. d
lie
? UXpl.1i'
H? ?
per non-polit ical
. ? si
"matic relal
\ the |7<<vi ru?
ana? i
?
Thousands Starving
in Torre?n, Is Report
i
El 1'ns". : ! from
-. the destruc?
tion
\
dition 'han wai Mexico City, declare
? i the bor
day :? ?? >1 I.a (?una city.
Fortj of Torre?n
tarving, it is asserted. Rich and
poor i
An,, say it i?, a com?
mon men and childr? n,
and now i,nd ?lien a man, drop in the
The crn're of one of the richest
cultural . ' Mexico, 'I
thron.- ce armies and
the deati ?.f all meani ?.f com?
munie become prrbably the
ty in Mexico, i,
\ la has an army of more than .
men ?1 that
Can ? ? nity of the
city , :.i my. Sto
and used It ,> ? to buy food
at fa!. - . money
?
has | no exchange value.
\ . : -.
? ,n Torre?n,
it i.s state,:. | j all having died
from ? ?'WS have bee.
for food si ?
for th?
Mobilizing of Marines
Causes Vera Cruz Talk
J'hil:.?. ??
I
.
and K
they might join the North Ai
fle(t v
speculation amonjr ?.aval i fl
t?. da] in regai : to the M? -
The mai
mobil
Isatination of the
mar ras.
The armored cruiser Ter.r
which tss,, weeks ap. took -
t ( ? 11 a I ?
Monday to take aboard the new ?orce
?
-
.
ire ab .ut I,*-?") marines
?n?' sa an ad?
ditional 1.000 men there, ?
OUt, Would !!.(..,?; a t?'t:.l of :
which
at pr? handled by
UM* ,i?i ,|-i'.,?l Vjii.euu.oiiary loice.
I\
WAKE OF GREAT STORM IN GALVESTON.
swept from foundation ind
crushed.
NEW FLOOD ADDS
TO HEAVY LOSSES
NEAR ST. LOUIS
Sudden Rise in Meramec
River Sweeps Away
Thousands of Homes.
St. .-. 22. The Maramec
River, w th thou
orts, clubhouses
? . r eottagi several
banks to-day, swept
md In?
? 1 to twt-nty, it :. the
Louis
? the food which
? r m i.? re.
T? e .' a foot an
hour ? lood was
: ? '
' ' ? ? ' :
? ven with mot?
to-night, The
ed to-night
?
'? to have
Valley Park and two at
w ere
were
; may
1 been ma
d i
ar
. others had
. r to-day hoping it
woul i ' ? em to rea?
cu ? i- and their
"*I5.
;o St.
. olun- ',
tit are being
? r.. n.
ted th< r i i
It
-, had been
\ Talk
made
' en to twelve
? d a half miles
'
?
' ' I id.s of
? I ? and
?
.re being sent to the
'. Ills.
CATSKILL FLOOD
DESTROYS HOUSES
Buildings in Ellenville Swept
Away When Storni Turns
Brooks Into Torrents.
V . Aug \ clnud
? on the mountain above El
its into 1
which it.'.::
?run 'heir foundations.
B house and bain
I
i bj boat men.
New York,
?k was
i dam
. ' ?
? ? The
Rowed,
Schenectady Suffers
from Heavy Downpour
Sehr '?' V , Aug. 22. Heat y
ram this afternoon flooded many of
the streets and
It on the New York ('
at 11 I.
I held i
?
'
.'. |
l.ailn
Interurban and city trolley sched
? era
? and mucl
. flooding of lellafs.
, Cyclone Gits Through
Pennsylvania Town
York. Pel .'. Estim?t
? ? ?
h cut
tbroug.i the Boi lanoi er, a
. its The , rin?
?
Althoa
.
t.tuber . . ? ?m. ted.
It ? if.
That h of nun pre
ly a few v.
night ci wd on the street.it .
tre of the Town had sou.
.me.
The plant - of the Hanov? i 1!
Company, the Hanove ipany,
rhe Centn Shaft P . *
ii i ?
were
.tir* in a n
pane by falling ter, but
In ' ' ? of York ?
WAR SUIT REVEALS
SCHWEITZER PLOT
Kaiser's Agent Bought Up Edi?
son Acid to Block Powder
Deal for Allies.
*? ?
?
?
?
? icture
of picric acid for the French govern
nient.
It is alleged 'he order was no?
?
i Ml ar.d Supply Com
'
'
?
. '
portel , a. Bau
... h i e h
represi ni s their pi os] ?
the order for the crystal-. They allege
that the defendant companv agre. 1 to
supply t)u- material, w hei ?? apon the
? :r obtained the order from the
' rading and Trai
pany, acting for the French
government. The defendant agreed to a
delivery in ?ras onabl? to till
the order, and .. r:ed with a
suit
ENGLAND SENDS
GOLD FOR FOOD
Philadelphia Brings $1.000.000
? Marshall Field and Bride
Back from War Zone.
The American liner Philadelphia, ar?
riving from Liverpo >1
? ? in gold, which ?ras sent here by
ipplies
a tl . ountry.
Edmund ',
?
?
the numbei of men seen in the if
foi. the war to ge' an idea -...'
many men have rallied to the col
.
ter o? rmei yacht
la, which wa
?
purchased by the Hr.t
was be ng corvette.1 into a cru
S ?? w be armed and
will be tl..
Marx.
Mr. and Mis. Marsh . i
W. Marshs
?
n .
when f I
dm ?ng theii
While in Prance the couple re?
?
?lers on board were I >r Ed?
ward H N
r' W Waldron, I rt, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. .- ? w .: .
Mr- a M. Major, Mis. Isab? la Hoi
lann.
Montclair Woman Defence Aid
N. .1 . Aug 22. Mrs
l
of the Da
ran R
member of the '. immittee of
? ?
e, to organ >? the I? i
that bod) .- th? wiuni n of
the Tinted States to woxi. foi Luiioiml i
defence. j
All tli.it was U*ft of a caraco in storm's path.
SECRET OF BLACK
DYE DISCOVERED
Experiments at Connecti?
cut Factory Make Record
in Cheap Product.
M ?n i he <*uture
? -. n ani
.:' the Am?
1 i and Chemical v.
? ? i rimental factory is si l
ter. Conn., are proved, It la asserted
ready have evolved a
ek dye, i - ?a*
? his ?a gained il is a .imple
??.ic'ory
?
witch
? ?: Net* York.
lurce for all sorti
?
by the people "i Cheater. Some secret
. ,,:i(* on behind 'heir
, to what thi
'rom the manufacture
? ment of sol
European war.
Now I thai 'hese
build for no more
-
i ? for the
. oi alinine dyi ' rnder
Iir. I. V. Stanislaus, ?'? South Bend,
Ind., ?nid William Ame.-, a Philadelphia
dye expert, a corps of chemists has
be? i. kept busy searching for a prac
formula.
i' B. < arter, secretary of the Phila
delpia Hosiery Manufacturera' Asso?
ciation, which is vitally interested in
tin. pi made public a ?tate
ment in winch he ?ays that a durable
. v black dye has been
di covered ?The manufacturing cost of
which will make it cheaper than im?
ported dyes.
\\ th thil in view- the American Co
I Chemical Works has
? ? i h der t he Iswa of Dels
ioni ?a ill soon be
msde to 1 factory al Cheater in
order t? begin turning out its product
ble.
.-. conjunction with the discovery of
ed that i
the i.i t CSl Itall ever made in;
the United Statei have been evolved at
ter factory. This is also a'
ery, for both aniline dyes
i.nil carbolic acid have been in th?
' cut in ly from < i. r
many. With the blockade of (ierm.in
America has faced a famine in
- i,
I, will be relieved by the recent
CHESTNUT IN HIS EGG
Jerseyman Will Restrict Diet
of Circus Chickens.
V? Iliam Bennett, o? Sussex, N J.,
ha.? decide.l that he will have to re
move all the chestnut trees from h;s
1) yard. No later than yet-tcrday
one of hi? circus chickens laid a
peculiarly shaped "cr., which on ja
! o have a laree
the ?hell
"That' ? for letting that
-
?
svas nutty the momel I 1 IS? .'.."
Few Argentinians
at Protest Meeting
' | 22. A m<
was held here to-day to protest against
the intervention of tl Stalei '
in M?
??. the poet, del
rather
Plan $150.000 Lecture Hall.
*** ' avs drawn
'?? hall and i
'
' ' ' ' ' ' inic Harden
Mor.c ras centril vd bv
al I -' mste and Alfred f
White, chairman of the tarden com
nutlet ? g Xhj |?et>
osito Lrown
?u.sl Moiiliiuin y ilitttl,
BELGIUM DENIES CIVIL
ATTACKS ON GERMAN'
Says Only French Troops Sho
at D?nant Patrols.
Havre, Aug. 22. The Belgian gov
1 ernment has laaaod a reply to the <?<r
i man White Rook, in which, as the Rel
. gian authorities pul It, (let many ?OO^t
I to jimt ify >.y law the reprisals and
?"atrocities committed st limant on Au
1 gust H and 21. 191 t "
The Belgian reply ?.tate? that it w ...
French soldiers, and not the civil popu?
lation of lMnant, who established og
both bank, of the Meuse River the de?
fence?, which the (?ermHti troops found
, at Dinant, and that it wai Kreuch
t troops who tired on German patrols
between August 1 ?"> and '_"'. The French
captain commanding these troops at?
tests that the civil population took no
pari in the encounter.
SEEKS TO LOWER
BARS TO TRADE
BELOW ISTHMUS
Federal Commission Will
Study Present Obstacles
to Commerce.
RECIPROCITY ONE
OF PRINCIPAL AIMS
Inquiry an Outcome of the Re?
cent Pan-American Financial
Conference.
IFrim Th? Tribun? "*l'i'??ii ]
Washington, Aug. 22 An investiga?
tion of South and Central American
tariffs, iost charge, and other re?tnc
tions of trade with the United Si iti
will be Instituted bv the Federal
Trail?' Commission, at the request of
!-nt Wilson, with the idea of as?
sisting in laying the foundation for th?"
development of the largest mea.ore of '
r? eiprocal trade between the United
States and I.afin America.
The commission will make a .earch
tndy of all artificial barrier;
railed bv adver.o law. and regulation,
that hinder the expansion of Ameri?
can commerce with the republic? of the
Western Hemisphere, and will submit ?
recommendations to the President for j
the removal of obstacles and the es?
tablishment of reciprocal trade rela
? ions,
This innuirv is one of the result, of ,
the reel At Pan-American Financial
Conference. Many obstacles to the ex
ten.ion of finance and trade among the
American nations were dm closed by ,
the interchange of view. at. this con?
ference. Tariff laws, custom regula
tions, classification of merehand'se, I
consular certificates and port charges
in Latin American countries were de- j
rani serious impediment, to the
growth of th?'ir trade with the United
Suggested bv McAdoo.
The investigation was susrrre?t?d to
Pre Ident Wilson hv Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo, who presided over
the conference. Aside from exposing
conditions and barriers which impede
trade Mations, the Federal Trade Com
?i ?ill give careful consideration ?
to the larger riue.tion of reciproctv.
which would be a practical and sut
? M basis, in the opinion of Seer?
t-irv MrA.lo?.. for the enlarg.
I un American r?immercinl
The way is op?t<?I for rociprocs
trade agreements bv the following a*<
'ion of the I ndiTA/ood Simmons tarn
bill:
"That for the pumos?* of mudiu??
ing the pre??>nt duliea on importa'.01
into the Tinted States and at th'
time to eneosrsge th" export trad" ?,
?lin eOOntry, 'lie Presiden* of th
Tinted States i? SBthoriSsd arid am
powered to negOtiatS tra?|e agrcerri"?,'
with foreign nations wh?'rein mutua
concessions am ma?|e looking towar
freer trade relations and further re
riproen) expansion of trade and com
mercej provided, however, that i
trade agreements l.efore becoming on
re shall be lubmitted to the ' ?
of the Triited S'ates for ratl
lication or rejection "
To Heal with Fach I'rohlem.
Fach American nation has il
: tinrfiv?' problems, and the Federa
I Trad?1 Commission will deal wil
| separately. ? ?> a< to make ?he
i gation of as much practical value a?
! po??ible. For roars it has hern kno'.vr
'that the developmeat ?>f trade
lion? ha? h( ?ri retarded by restrictivi
law- and regulations. It ?
aim of 'he commission to ei
I difficulties and to suggest remI
In addition to the eo-op?
the Trep.surv Department and the In?
ternational H'gh Commission, the
Trade Commission will have tft
nee of ?he departments of
and ?"ommerce through rom
tach?? and diplomatic and c?,
ollicers of ?he United St.?-.
America.
Commerce Board Inquiry
Will Be Made by Mail
fl'cm Ti? TlHaii F mal i '
Washington, Au/. 22. The ia
gation by the Interstate l'omme-c
Commission into the transportation
facilities between this country ?irrd
South America will be a mere lot'.-r
writing campaign, is the prediefon
made here to-night, bared Ofl tk
that the commissi ?n has no legal
power to compel testimony or to rsy
the expenses of witnesaes who might
be willing to come witnout aub|
The investigation, winch was an?
nounced by the Treasury Pepartmen'
as being .suggested by Secretary Me
Ad?,o and requested by the Presiden',
has not been orde.ed bv ?
The law- creating the
meree Commission juives that body
p..wer to c tesl imony in
cases involving violations of the com?
merce act. It ia -,'.t contend?-,I tl ll
an inquiry into oc an rstea froi
country to South and Central Am?
and Europe is to h'ing out vio...
of the commerce ar;.
RAMMEYEQ
STAMPEDON A SHOE*
MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT
6 AVt AT 20 ST
Men's and Women's
Low Shoes at
FINAL PRICE
REDUCTIONS
1.45/1.95
Former Prices
Range From
$4to$Il.
All Styles--Incompl?te Sizes
HIS HORSE A VEHICLE.
LAW SAYS TAIL LIGHT
Denver Equestrian Puzzle.!
Commissioner of Safety.
..
Dei ??. rid?
i ta at a dark
an autoi 'P be
. ran lata th? ??? . :?4
h.m, and threw you -nui or,
j our neck. it have
?.??I for vio. it ng the c..jr
ordinance requil
Commissioner ibet is
in a qaandary over I :?
was put -o h m in - ,,
?fur
i nrht
i ?
Mr. Hoeckel .oj. m
? ar that he I run dtvva.
4
Suppose . beea s
rear-end eoll
?
? -
?
? -
riders should bp r- ciiry
.?ne lamp? .- noijrj.
'?
\ ... | bel eve it ? ild
.-?*?? on
all rr norst?,
as well."
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