'".'- 1 A 1..1 r i ,VKv fej M'" r ;-" r,T. I fiU ALLEftTI E LA QUESTIONET n punti dl Vista til Wilson Sulla Turchia Soho Statl Rigettati TAa(mnii(ir flonoral 181T. on file t tho rostoflleo of Phlla- ifiphiA. r. A Bj nunt.EsoN, rdstWuBtcr General. n Itcniot 10 oprllc II trattato con l,rion fottomana in Paris! it.gioruo 10 1 Priml Mlniatrl Alleatl hanno an .unslato talc ilcctalono oggl eel hanno Mche dlchlarato cl.o essl sono in piono '5. rclatlvcauicnto ni principal! 5S ?t 1 del trnttato. Soltanto nkunl Jet Pu.i .unnfimn ila csscre slstemato. Jwiti rlKtmrdano prlncipalmcnto It Fn Costuntinupotl. allcalc oc .i.i ill rreolarc . 11 nnntrnlln fit anchc (lcclffo cho lo nazlonl ....nornnno Galllpoll. i Tm Primi Mintstrl Allcatt hanno nrenarnto una ichctu i.ier u iiramcuw iMi,n in rmil ca alia sua comunlcazlonc i.n soorao racsc, rolativa nl trattnto In la Ttirelila. Nclla leUcra I rap nrcscntantl elegit Allcatt cortcscmento ni illiitnno di acccttaro i suggorimenti dl WilSOn. 11 priUCipiHD UV I1MUII IIKUUIUH rJmitdnnir del turchi daU'Europa. iir mfiitilo Id lettoru son Sin stata rcsa dl ptibbllca raglone, pure sl asal i u'ra chc In cssa 1 Priml Mfnistri Allcatt vrttirilCTlUU i" UI'-vdoim vuu ouimiuu m Charming interiors done by Wilson It you'ro planninc to have tho Interior of your homo decorated this spring, remember Wilson has a department equipped to add that restful charm to rooms, for wo know how to add good tosto to good painting Inside or out. And behind our esti mate Is C9 years' experience. Willslandthelesioftime 44N.Tth.Sl. EalabJah OS sift lasclato hi Cogtantlnonoli b" cho cori- tlngcntl alleatl reaterarino nella dctta citta' per controllaro lo asionlvdel govorno turco cd tmpcdlro cho qucsto dlvcnga pcricoloso per 1 vlcinl o per git Alleatl. Flume. 10 anrllc. GahrlMn D'An. nunilo Bta formando la "Antl-Lega dello Nazionl," consistcnto dt eleraentl dt mlnorita' In tutto In nnzlont del poppll oppress!, la quato earn' chiamata In "Lsa dl Fliimc." ha Conrcrcnza per dettrf Lcya o' stntn fissata per 11 IB maecto In Flume. SI nttendonn 1oln. gatt dalt'Egltto, , Irlandn, Turchia. Persia, iMontcnegr6, Unglicria cd India. San Itcino, 10 nprlle I prcparattvt per mi nrdtto nroirrainmn til rirnrmn mlranto n mcgllo dliitrlbulro t tcrrcnl, nd organlzzaro grandl fabbrlcho cd'alla pariccipaziono uci concJU dl Iavoro ncllo Industrie, sono statl futtt dnl OoVornd Italiaho, Bccbndff quanto ha dlcblarato 1'On. Nttti in tin intcrvlsta conceosa In San Itamo o rlpdrtata dal giornalo la "Trtbuna." Ii'On. Nittl avrebbo nncho dlcblarato cho l'ltalla c' dciiderosa dl rlprendero lo rclaziont commerciall con la Ilussia c vuolc cbe ltnliani sl rcchlno in Russia per personalmcnto studlaro la rctlo situazlono dl puolla nazlonc. Ho sog giunto cho l'ltalla dcsldura, pure, cho In llussia dlvcnga dl nuovo it grando mcrcnto per it mntcrlalo greggio in Kuropa. Psbs Delaware Bonus Bill Dover, Del., April 20. The lower, iiuiihu ui uic jvccisinmrc yraieraay passed Representative McNabb's b01 (llcrs' bonus bill, not n dissenting vote being cast against tho bill. FORMS "LEAGlfectfFlUME" ' ii ir i I i. f r - -- Minorities Amonfl "Opprested Peo ple," D'Annumlo't Aim Flnmo, April 20.(B7 A. P.) Oabrlolo D'Annunzto Is forming an antl league of nations, consisting of minority elements In all countries of "oppressed peoples," which will bo called "the League of Flume." ito has invited a conferenco at Flume opMaj1 IB. Dele gates nro expected from Egypt, Ireland, Turkey, Persia, Montenegro, Hungary and India, - Leon Kochnltmiky, D'AnnunzIo's "secretary for foreign affairs," said to tho Associated Press! "Wo will in clude in tho lenguo of Flumo oil peoples which tho Peace Conferenco has put under1 tho licol of peoples of other races.' " "We wilt includo the Germans of tho' Sflrre, 'of Austria and Danzig, the Turks and Egyptians, certainly the Irish, the Hindus and peoples of Dal matla. Croatia, Montenegro, Malta, Morocco, Algeria, Hyria, Palestine, Cuba, Porto Rico and Panama. "D'Annunzto 1ms used the good points of bolshevlsm in his constitution and re jected tho bad ones.- Wo have chosen for tho league a flag with a rod Held and gold serpent, signifying revolution and ctcrnitT.' TYPHUS RAVAGES SIBERIA Thousands Perish as Plague Spreads, Saya Red Cross Doctor Victoria, il. C, April 20. (Ry A. P.) Typhus has killed thousands in Liberia and other thousands stilt are falling victims, to the scourge, Dr. A. K. Higgs, head of an American Red Cross party returning from there, said to day. "The Allies' Red Cross organizations have done splendid work in Hlbcria," asserted Doctor Hlggs, "but conditions Manufacturers! INCREASE YOUR PRODUCTION WITH AUTOMATIC MACHINERY In this way nlono you can overcome increased labor costs and labor shortage Wo can design automatic machinery that will speed up your production now while demand exceeds supply and thereby increase your profits from increased sales and decreased production costs, and Jatcr when supply equals demand you will bo prepared lo profitably produce in the foco of competition. A Few of the Labor, Time and Money Saving Machines We Are Now Constructing for Manufacturers CANDY Automatic machines that wrap in paper molasses kisses, hard candles, etc. Machines that wrap In foil chocolate bars and small candles. Ma chines that wrap 2500 packages of hard candy a day. SOAP -Automatic machines' that wrap each cake in tissue-paper, put in cartons and fold cartons" and put cartons in, larger box. POWDER Wo w11 makc, machines that build up a carton or box, weigh and fill the . sumo with powder, place cover on the box, wrap the box completely with a printed wrapper, and then place a trade-mark seal on, each end of the package and place package in larger cartons. BOTTLES We win design machines that will automatically make boxes from sheets ... .f cndboard, put them together, tuck in the bottom end, placo tho'iar or bottle with circular or directions therein, tuck in top, making complete cartoned ' package without tho touch of the human hand; . ' FABRICS Machines that will automatically tic tape around piece goods, wrap in' paper and leave ticket on outside of package. CIGARS Machines that will automatically wrap cigars in paper and foil. PILLS Machines that will count pills, place them in glass bottlcB, put label on ' bottles, put bottles in carton and seal carton. ' ENVELOPES Machines that will put powder puffs or any other article in enve-! " , lopes and seal samo automatically. XO MATTER WHAT YOUR PRODUCT, WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW TO UNCEASE pNAANDNDECnEASR g5J GILES ENGINEERING CO., Inc. Specialists in Designing and Building Automatic Machinery PHILADELPHIA Room 405 1537 Chestnut St, Phone Locust G636 i '- -. . . i .i .jr. k a. A. V Solid Mahogany Palm Stands. Candle Sticks, Lamps, Tip-Top Tables, Fern Stands, Sewing Stands, Scrap " BaBkcts, Smoking Stands. nandsome specimens of the cabinet maker's art. Wright, Tyndale 6? van Roden, Inc. Reputed tho Largest Distributors of nigh Grade Dinncrware 1212 Chestnut Street nro so fearful that it was absolutely im possible lo copo with tho dread dis ease.',' Tho Russians are left to their own resources In figawnr tho jm' famine, for , tho Other allied organization!) evacuated tho fi to the departure of tho vAmcrJ( IttHflMMjl SZ ' ' '-JUtf J ffho Moat Beautiful Cor in. America Uho Most Serviceable Truck in America :i:(cm If wrxat we tell you regarding the dependability of the Paige Car was not a-such representation would surely react to the detriment of both the car and our organization. Paige Cars DO live up to every thing claimed for them. CUV A. WIIXCV President mmmimww motor o? Jhilfc Distributors 394 WORTH BR9A0 STREET, PHILAOaPHIA I I I 1 C MM 1 I 33 vV I 1 I 1 z? vr: Surplus plant Sites Loses big plant-site opportunity by delay Manufacturer misses opportunity at Hopewell by a few hours Another concern takes advantage by quickly closing deal I kSs fcss fci A nationally known manufacturing concern recently investigated Hopewell, Virginia. The president and several executives of the organization took a trip to Hopewell " to be shown." They wanted to SEE what opportunities Hopewell had to offer them. Every hour during the two-day tour of investigation made them more enthusiastic about Hopewell. They discovered numerous advantages for their business which we had not men tioned. Above all, they found just the site they needed, perfectly suited to their industry. Before closing they decided to hold one more conference. Unfortunately for them the conr ference lasted a little too long. In the interval another manufacturer came to Hopewell and the same day closed with us on the spot for that same piece of property. Don't let delay cost YOU money You can't afford to be in the posi tion of the first manufacturer, when you consider the following advantages which Hopewell still holds out to you : A deep-water port and railway centre. Factories ready for occupancy. Factory sites widi railway sidings. Adequate labor, male and female. Low-priced power. Abundance of pure water. No harmful municipal restrictions. Mild and healthful climate. Don't delay. Take advantage of the opportunities at Hopewell while you may. 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