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puanto Avrobbo Dichlarato al
Corrispondente dell' Asso
ciated Press in Lucorna
Publlthul uml DlntrthulM Undfr
PRIIMIT NO. all.
Authorise! by the art nf October 8,
1917. on nl at th rontortlco of PtllU
Iclphla. Pa.
A. 9. ni'RLESON.
PofttmnMtr Orneral.
i LMcrrnn. 1!." oisoto IOu. Otollttl.
g
fercntn nvutn con Ltord George, pnrlon
do con II rnpprrsentnnto delPAnsocN
ntcd l'rcss ha tllclilnrnto di osscro con
yinto cho l'ltnlln cntro In picrrn
troppo presto c clic inecc dovevn nt
tenderc dl cnlrnrvl ncllo trB!o tempo
degll Stnti Unltl. DIkjc pure chc cm
d'necordo con l'oplnlotie dl Kitchener II
unle dlccvn che la Rtierrn dovevn csaeru
luiiKii e tcrrlMIc, tun cgll pi'tisn lo
Stnto Mngxllnre ern Invr-co convlnto chc
nrelibo flnllii entro pochltnenl con
I'nlutn dell'Itnlln.
Clrcn nlle nccunc dl nvnr sntnpntl
zato per In Oermnnln, I'On. (llollttl
llchlnro' clip lion fit ninl Kermnnofilo.
Dime elid'ulnto ectinntnlro mllltnrc
tlcirAmcricu hn contrlbuito nd nblire
vlnre In Kiicrrn.
Kspreiso, pol. lit Hperiiuzn dl vedere
siibl to ntiprovn ta dnl Pnrlinmonto unn
leKKo die provvedit n lion rltcnefo vail
do ulcitn trattnto e lion jln stnto ills
cukio ed npprovnto dnl I'nrlnmcnto, e
clip posmi ussl ilere In dlplninnzln pc
greta. EspreKso It deslderlo dl vedere
8itb Ito npproratc dclle mlsurc wrche
ecceMlyl nroutti dl guerrn stnno
nlle caste dcllo Stnto.
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THINK whnt a QUIXET in your yard would mean
to you nnd to your family in the way of conven
ience and economy nnd safety! With one of
those sturdy, neat-Iookinjj galvanized steel buUdinps
on your premises, your car is always "Johnny-on-thi;-spot."
Investigate TODAY learn WHY it pays to "own
your own."
QUIXET GARAGE
Phone, Market 1162, or write Dcpt. P. L. 13 for detailed
information and descriptive folder.
The Strouse Equipment Company
126 N. Third Street, Philadelphia
ell
rltornnti
IOn. Glollttl. Inoltre. ha dlchlarnto
ehe cell venqe a Lticcrnn senzn tino
spcclnic proxrnmma, mn che lftRC lnvn la
cltta' contcnto c fcllce per II rlsultnto
dell'lncontro col I'rlmo Mlnistro
irini-lilltirrn. SI iIIrpo nnsloso dl In-
rotitrursl con Mlllvrand, nclla tneta'J
dl sottetnbro, con In slneero spcrnnzn
che K loro convcrtmzlonl contrllmlrituno
nd nlutnre la futurn pace del mondo.
Londra, 25 nRosto. II Prlmo Mlnis
tro Lloyd George, durante la suit con
ferenzn n I.ueerna con H'rrltno Mlnis
tro d'ltnlia. On. (llollttl, hn promenoo
che l'lnghllterrn rlconoscern' it nuovo
Stnto Libera dl Flume, come proposto
da Gabriele D'Annunzto.
$25,Q0Q BOOZE SEIZURE
U. 8. Agents Take Whisky Disguised
at Household Goods
Dnnbnry, Conn., AtiR. 20. (lly A.
P.). SJx federal agents hnlted n motor
truck between Norwnlk nnd this city
late yesterday, seized ten barrels of
grain nlcohol, vnlncd nt $25,(X0, nnd
arrested Uciibcn Kntz, the driver, nnd
1 lorry Hnoscll, both of New York. They
woro brought here nnd locked up In de
fault of bonds. The name officer nlio
arrested yestcrdny Joseph Cowan, of
Lltchflcld, who had eleven bottles of
whlnky In his nntomoblle. He furnished
n bond of $500. The three" men nre to
nppenr today before United States
Commissioner Cnble here.
The truck was n rioted moving rnn,
J arranged Jo have the nppearance or a
I lond of household .roods, with n bed
The driver
the agents clalra-it Is counterftlt.
snrlnc fastened nt the rear.
showed n permit to enrry alcohol, but
Venlzeloa Recovers From Wounds
Paris, 'Aug. 20. (Hy A. P.).
Premier Vcnlzelos, of Greece, who wns
murderously uttneked by two joiinjr
Greeks in this city on August 12, left
Inst night for Athens, lie has com
pletely recovered.
$3p,000 Fire at Allentown
Allentown, Pn., Aug. 20. Fire la4
night swept the local plnnt of Swift &
Co., entailing u low of approximately
Four Explosions Cause No Damage
llcsldcnts In Iho neighborhood of
Twenty-fifth nnd.Olivo streets were
nlnrmed last night when they heard four
explosions. Investigation showed that
gas escaping from n forge in the plant
of the Davis A Schuster Co. had takqn
lire. There was, no damage.
American Dredging Co.
RIVER AND HARBOR
IMPROVEMENTS
30S Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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THOUSANDS IN DAIJL.Y USE
Svery vilied Ration Uses Them
Every One tJftCade in 'Philadelphia
LANSTON MONOTYPE
MACHINE COMPANY
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PHILADELPHIA
ATUNTICCIW
Unrivaled Lots
Large tn size small in price!
Today vou can ineruirm
purchaie at your conven
ience no annoying solicitation
Haveyou ever bren to AvalonT lf
only 7o miles from Philadelphia u
short train trip, with excellent serv
ice, or short motor run. A chnrmlns
location nd beautiful climate, with .
miles of clean, hard sand the Safety
lirach Supreme.
Four hundred and fifty Homes of
Quality now erected, nnd the number
Increasing each week. Municipal bor
ough government, with the lowest tax
'nie on the Jerney const Fine board
walk Shootlnc. Flshlnr. Hathlne
k model community. Title Policy Free
with every deed And TOU CAN UUY ,
r.uw AT HALF PHICC. Surely this
ir wwmi invesxinaiion.
Send This Coupon NOW
To Anion Knlrt AMnrlnte,
?4 Wldener Hlrlc.. Phlln.
Send me the Booklet nd full
Informntlnn concrnln Avalon.
Tou und'ritand that tbli dou
not obllitate m.
Nam
Full Addrrin
Avalon't called
"The Gmm of the
Jersey Coatt"
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The followinp; theatres obtain their pictures
throush the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for tho
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
ADfM I f 52D AND THOMPSON 8T&.
JrJL.LJ MTINKK DAILY
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PAl APF l-1 S1AKKET BTllEET
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LOUISE OL..USt In
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PRIMPP 1018 StAHKET 8THEET
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SK&St'E HAYAKAWA In
LI TINO LAND
RFCFNT A1IKET ST. Delow 17TU
XL-Vat-1 l r. A M. to 11 P. Si.
WILL IloiEHS In
"JEfl CALL SIE JISl"
RIAI TO UKI1MANTOW.V AVE.
CH.UILOTTE WAIJCEIl In
"JUST A W1KK"
BROADWAY
r .ck iNPiN f
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luritxnn tMiiTitri wrs in
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COLONIAL
tlVlrKtOO MATINEE DAILY
TOM MIX In
"THE PAKE1EVIL,
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PU'LINE XTIKE In
"THE nil'llAdE IE SIAnRE O'DOONE"
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JOHN IlnitYMOnK In
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"l'Al'LINE FRBDEItlfK In
miK WOSIAN IN IinOM THIHTEEN"
i r- rr"C 'llST IJkNCASTEH ATB
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IlllYANT WASHUrilN In
THE SINS OF ST ANTHONY"
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LIBLK'l I M.lln-' Dally
aLAIlYS linm'KWKLL In
"A 8ISTEII TO SALIISIK"
-i,nn wi A nirT HTIIELT TIIEAT1IR
333 IvlAKNfc.1 uk m t u ns i. si.
TT tvn.r.lAM Itt'SSELL In
TWINS OF gt'FFKHINO CUKBIC
4IS UOl'TH BT Orehtatrm.
Contlnuoii 1 to It.
IWHArPT WIFE" .
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MODEL
TZ "ItVI
IIIUnRN PANaER."
RURY MAKKRT fiT 1IELOW 7TH
,.7 ,n M to lliln P Vt.
FRANK SHERIDAN and ETHEL OREY
TERRY in "THE STRUGGLE"
SAVOY i2n MARKET STREET
JOSEPH SIOOiu: n,i ELLAN FEDOWir-ir
in "THE WHITE RIDER'
SHERWOOD
4th an! Italtimor
Milt ti a nn
WILL ROGERS A f-TItANGE iriAnnvn
I.Kt "IXIST riTY"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE lflTH
lJlrtnLLI 1I-I1A M mil 15 KM
N'lR.MV TATJUADOE In
' YES OR Nu"
VICTORIA MARKET AROVE TH
VlUIUrVIrt (i a M tnllilOP. U
SI AY ALI.ISOV In
Hire IlKATOR"
fft The NIXON.NIRDLINGERW
UJ THEATRES lif
BE1LMONT ABOVa majiket
W P HART In
"STAKING HIS LIFE"
CEDAR C0'm AND C,:DA AVENUH
"ONCE TO EVERY SIAN"
rOI ISFUM MARKET IIETWEKN
viiwitjcum rrn.fI ANr, wl
ROIIERT LOI'IK STEVENSON'S
TREASURE ISIND"
JUMBO
FRONT ST A OI11AIID AVE.
J minn Juntlnn on Frankford T.
fHARI.ES RAT In
"PARIS GREEN"
I DPI T R2D AND I.OCUST STHE1BT8
LUUUOl Mat. 1 so i in v.g, o-aotoli
THOMAS MEIOKAN In
THE PRINCE CHAP"
NIXON
SSD AND MAJIKET BTfl.
21 ft ? - n
srVSIIINE TOMEDY '
THROrOH THE KETHOLK"
RIVOF 1 aiD AND RAKHOSt BT8.
Il V ULi MATINEE DAILY
rHARLES RAY In ""-
"HOMER COSIES HOSIE"
CTRANH "KhMANTowN avu
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THOMAS MEIOHAN In
"THE PRINCE CHAP"
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X MAH?AM, NEIUN'B , W. B. IIAIIT In
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Commercial Truck Co's new plant
built by Steele
being
WE desigrned and "have already started building this huge new
plant to take care of the enormous increase in business of the
Commercial Truck Company. It will be of concrete and steel
construction throughout and will be equipped with the most scien
tific, labor-saving machinery.
Commercial Truck Company has built another industrial lead
ership for Philadelphia. It has made Philadelphia known as the home
of the electric truck, for the past fourteen years.
To quote from a statement by Mr. E. R. Whitney, President of
Commercial Truck Company, is to make plain why Steele was
chosen to design, build and equip their new plant. It explains why
Steele is known as specialist in Philadelphia industrial construction:
"The Commercial Truck Company began in 1906 to build electric
trucks, starting in small quarters and in a modest way, but firm in
the belief that this type of truck if properly designed and honestly
built would make for itself a prominent place in city freight trans
portation. "Regardless of varying fortunes the Company has never wav
ered from its original determination nor from its faith in the future.
"The demand for C-T electric trucks has continued to grow and
the manufacturing facilities correspondingly increased until the
present quarters have been expanded to their economic limit.
"To.provide for more room and future gro vth, a new site, con
sisting of 14'$ acres, located at Hunting Park avenue, American
street and Rising Sun avenue, has been purchased, and the Wm.
Steele & Sons Co. retained to make a comprehensive study of the
company's requirements and to design a manufacturing plant that
would enable us to look well into the future, and tlmt after build
ing the first units would permit of expansion along definite and con
sistent lines. T he plant that is now being constructed will more
than double the present manufacturing capacity, will overcome the
crowded condition that now exists and permit of increased economies.
"Despite the high cost of building at this time and the predic
tions of hard times ahead, we have an abiding faith in the future of
this country and in the Cityof Philadelphia, and we have determined
to go ahead with the construction of our new plant for the above rea
sons and as tangible evidence of our confidence in the future of the
electric truck as the most economical mode of transportation within
the legitimate field.
"A further motive to build at this time was a feeling of obliga
tion to qur many good customers.
"We are therefore going ahead as a guaranty to those who
have put their confidence in us, that the equipment we have made for
them would be properly backed up and continue to serve them for its
full term of years, and which will be assured by the future stability
of this company and with a properly designed and equipped plant and
a new permanent home.
"Its increased and improved facilities will enable this Company
to take its proper place among the industries which together make
and maintain Philadelphia "The Workshop of the World.' "
This statement is proof of our contention that Steele is chosen
not merely to build industrial buildings of utmost efficiency, but to
design, construct and equip plants that will increase production, re
duce cost and be capable of expansion without a great deal of addi
tional expense.
Knowing Philadelphia and knowing your industry thoroughly,
Steele is able to look and plan ahead for your particular business.
That's why Steele stands foremost as Philadelphia's industrial
builder.
In our 56 years in business we have designed and built factories
in Philadelphia in more than a hundred different lines of industry.
If you are a manufacturer thinking of building, adding to or
rebuilding your factory, consult Steele first
Hundreds of manufacturers who consulted Steele have bene
fited, why not you? Write for an interview. It does not obligate you
in any way.
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This is a reproduction of one of the fleet of 212 C-T
Electric Trucks owned by American Railway Express.
Other big commercial organizations are operating and
installing these Philadelphia-made products of Com
mercial Truck Company.
WM. STEELE & SONS CO.
ARCHITECTS
Philadelphia
ENGINEERS
CONSTRUCTORS
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