-V -K !.! w ! "' 2 . ' V ' "T, :. ' -tot ? . Protect Industry London, Sept. 15. Will the proposed llritlsh policy of protection for the Prlt ish dye Industry against German com petition be extended in the future to products of the great American d combine, the object of which, is be. lleved to be complete destruction of the nritlsh dye trade? This Is the question of existence a llritlsh Industry which has been built up at great cost sluce the war. The government is being urged of nil minor colors and turn these out In dlers' Oodles Qo For ware! Steadily they are sent bick to the United states, transport Antigone, with a tr urn npnr mru in inn uuiLtfi aLULi'ii. iriiiinnuik iiuiiuuv. aviiii n .... such vast quantities and nt such low figures as to eliminate all P.ritish com petition. It is feared .this policy will also scrkvusly'affect Ilritaln'h chemical resources In time of war. Cherbourg .France, Sept. 115. (Dy A. P.) Preparations for shipping to the -United States bodies of American soldiers who fell on the battlefield pr died on French sol' are goliy; forward Great warehouses have been trans- lumber for cofflns, arrived here 'icsti.. formed Into mortuary chapels, and day. tinv. -v- to encourage and protect the llritlsh dye trade at nil costs by giving more atten tion to management and increasing facilities for re.earch work. It is claimed that the American com bine referred to Is already producing nil Important colors required by the. dje u preparations Under Wny for .1 I Mooting of French Assembly ; ,4 to Name President bA v cT I Britain maybarj). s. dvesI j, ij.,..;! r't?ffSftife"it1::-i:w''bE ri!3!iLU.s-. oEicJffis&Jisssrsfsys IS6asjj. RurlSs v 'i??t. " "V visit to Ens-land of a leliillnr American nln. It now nrarxntpn to ranmximii. In .. ....... nro niakine thu funeral ornaments which cclrc the bodies us they reapli ri'M fSCPELMAY-. Design very soon V Vk CI,A Bvnrtar1 in ToU-o Sllinv to i u. -.1 .1.- i .1 " a ..." Li. - a" " "?" I'r. . .. " PrnDaratlOnS .01 an Dntant OI JiOI-I.M. i. f..lnnnM tl, raltln. whi hnnn frnm tlin frnnt fru- . "'."' v . -imiwiim .nrw....- .- ..,,. .rw i-umuine nnii inn inirnuuii 10 nncru oui iuiure on 1 lew cniorn 10 me rTOintiinn r " 1 I : t: til 3 J :,.M3S Rj': iiiW ,;fc. ris.vitTMJ ; !f.'.ffi 5 !jHLLERAND MAY SUCCEED V Dy the Associated l'rcis 1 Versallln. Sept. in. IteportH tlint the resignation of President Dewhnnel was Imminent lxTrtue of lil failure to regain his health were given t'olor to flay by preparations already npparent here for the meeting of another na tlonal nwmblr wlilrli is to elect Ills eventual successor. ... Great activity was observed thl Aornlng among the staff nt the palace. jJhtch busied itelf making ready the jr Jfetembly chamber where the senate and 1 Vefcamber of deputies meet In Joint e sfon to select a president of the repub Wet. Tlielr work comprNed removal of various impediment's to a quirk '" ntallation of the accessories for a presi-' rfential election. Meanwhile the employes in the Hotel t)es Reservoirs, the principal hostelry of Versailles, were btislly engaged nil the morning regi'tering reservations that were coming in for table for the luncheon which i a traditional feature of such assemblages. "" Paris, Sept It" Alexander Miller -and. French premier and foreign min ister, is prominentlv mentioned as the riMt president of the French lepublic. ohoiild President Deschnnel resicn be cause of ill health, says the Figaro. Some of M. Millerand's friends dc lure he will refuse to become a candidate, fiut. nevertheless, thern Is a tendency o have him induced to accept if the office Is offered him unanimously. " Should he refuse to become a candi date, there are several other prominent men In public life who might enter the rampaign. Amoug them are Charles f. A. .Tonnart, now extraordinary am bassador to the Vatican; Itaoul Peret. president of the chamber of deputies; Tcon tlourgeols. president ot tne sen- nte; Alexandre F. Hlbot. former pre- i mler; Jules Pnms, former miuister of Interior, and Oorges Leygues, former minister of marine. Trcmier Millcrand had a long inter view at Aix les Ilains on Monday with , Minister of Interior Steeg. whose de partment would have to make arrange- , meats for the election of a new presi dent if the present incumbent should I leave office. It is expected political j leaders will meet Friday to try to ar- I rive at a decision on tho candidate or candidates to be brought forward. U.s7 FLIER DECORATED , Poland Awards Major Fauntleroyj Highest Military Cross Warsaw. Sept 1.". (Py A. P.) Major Cedric Fauutlcroy. of Chicago. I commander of the Kot.eiutko squadron. I and in charge of air forces on the south ern front during the recent Bolshevik . offensive, was decorated with the Highest Polish military cross by President Pil- . sudskl yesterday. In presenting the ' medal, the President paid high tribute to the gallant role played by Americans In repulsing the Soviet attack against Warsaw. Others who were decorated were General Itoswndowski. chief of LLLLLnBalivLLLLLLV ' COrXT IIA'A TOLSTOI The sou of the late Count Leo Tdl Mol, novelist, was married at Newnrk eMcrday to Mrs. N.idlne Persltia. He Is well known as n writer and lrcturcr and spoke here .March .. tUI, bitterly denouncing Itolsheist misrule staff, and General Stanislas Ilaller. commander of the Sixth army. It was imuounceil during the dnv that Major Fntintlerny had been authorired to fnrieasp the KoM'lilskn squadtou. Assisting Women In the Care of Their Property Our Trust Department makes n specialty of assistinp; women in the care of their real estate anil investments. Talk With Oar OKctn CENTAh TMSJ0T Market and fourth Sts. a PHIIADBLPHIA a CAPITAL & SURPLUS $1,450,000.00 5S r , Liiv WMd&JKLAr1 T ... WA&yjjt ' g TpgsBgifcs--- -f 111 Ax.. 4K r2' EOAMER cars arc made in fourteen l. different body types, each distinc tively different from its fellows, each de signed for some particular purpose, yet all characterized by that rare symmetry of design and patrician poise which sets them apart from conventional automobiles. Without additional cost, each Roamer purchaser has optional choice of a wide variety of hand-buffed leather upholstery and eight different kinds of top materials, individually tailored in the Roamer work rooms. Twenty paint operations all handwork give each Roamer its rich finish. Let us show you color and up holstering suggestions for your next car. Immediate Deliveries FIAT MOTOR CO. of PENNA. 1827 Chestnut Street Phone, Spruce SliO RCjfeLP 13 Philadelphia THE total assessed value of property in Philadelphia is $1,805,500,000. It is the third city in the country in size, and' covers-130 square miles. This almost Two Billion Dollars of property is less by several hundred million than the total of.property valued by us since the armistice. Moreover, our valuations have covered almost as great a variety of industries as there arc in Philadelphia. Whether your business is large or small, an Engineering and Accounting Valuation, such as we develop, is indis pensible for financing, merging, leasing, adjustment of taxes, insurance, devel opment plans, costs and selling price of products, and the handling of operation problems. & 1 ? ' 3 ' m ' I I i a linimiinfflMBMTwnifMniiMM'iiiiiw Write for our ne pamphlet No. 27-G. tt0tneer0 115 BROADWAY NEW YORK Who Pays the Packaging Costs? You do, Mrs. Housewife. Whether you waJt while George' hunts for a scoop to weigh out your sugar, coffee or cereal, or whether instantly you are handed a neat package which,', at the same time, guarantees the freshness and purity and cleanliness of the material you buy. On the one hand you pay for Georee's time, labor and inaccuracy in weigh.! inr, as well as for the paper bag. On the other hand, however, the pack airing cost is trivial. One machine packages 15,000 to 18,000 packages ' day. Does it accurately and .sanitarily. Packages are air-tight and duit.. proof. No vermin, rats or mice get into material. The manufacturers of the machinery which now packages oo$ of all ma chine-packaged goods offer a wealth of packaging knowledge and experi ence to those bulk goods manuiacturers wno are i preient coaiempiatiog;' a factory machine-packaging system, which will replace up to 40 hind operators. Let us confer with you. THE PNEUMATIC' SCALE CORP., LTD. NORFOLK DOWNS, MASS. Pneumatic Automatic Packaging Machinery f6M6fc .k " -' ? " "tolM2t Th imootfi, ilo4iy urc 0 trtmlmd Sun' light flttt datt nd dittbtitht' m'nrf up toild ncf dlntr wood' WW M vr ( Mm IS vi'wvjnsi ni"i.-rj z, wmz? Kx,y mMQW iwsss V a- tK, &&0 JET r$i ts-tii MWfr v1' y. ' i.',V23 an,i:., fti! ' asG' ?ik'" ?r,; M ' i. mx Coif If thmn noi. Bruihtm out to finely and mily thmt any oi can a'ppljr if ". -TOc -! .' !-t.V.J Making the walls of home or shop as white and clean as tile The famous Barreled Sunlight now sold in cans CroBB-Kctlons of paint highly magnified lLmm ' Vk (BH; YtBb9 ' II visH- A tampta ol t!at aurfacm paint. Not tho thow aanda ol mlnuta porta and eta' icaoaaoh taady to catch attaj duat jwUtla Bran undtr fiii hiih powated mietateopa tha aurfaca ot Bar' ralad Suntliht It amooth and tto" trfnttant to dirt V IN kitchens, bathrooms and stair ways in work-shops, aiores ana garages nothing is more impor tant than light and cleanliness. The flat white paints commonly used have a rough, porous surface which quickly collects dust and dirt. When soiled they can never be prop erly cleaned. Interior surfaces coated with Bar reled Sunlight retain their white, glossy finish for years. They can be washed ns easily as white tile. Our exclusive process enables us to guarantee that Barreled Sunlight will remain white longer than any othef gloss paint. For all kinds of buildings In hotels, apartments, hospitals, restaurants; schools and countless other Interiors, Bar reled Sunlight has been used with gratifying results. It is the ideal Interior paint wherever licht and cleanliness are desired. Barreled Sunlight is not only far superior to ordinary lead and oil paints, but more economical. It gives an enamel finish at a paint cost. It will not chip or scale. Flows easily from the brush. Sold in gallons, half-gallons, quarts, pints and half-pints. U. S. GUTTA PERCHA PAINT CO. Providence, R. I. arreted top o un light 'Tb Rice Proem M1U Whit Warehoute itock in Philadelphia U. S. GUTTA PERCHA PAINT CO., 1003 Bailey Bltlg., 1218 Chestnut St Sold at ratail by " wiv v it.;;: ; ," ' r-. K . r .;. "i, J ubrbducti:of:aa;Old THE TRAYLOR fiKGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY is conceded to bo the pioneer and leader throughout the world, in the development and manufacture of mining1 machinery, smelting machinery, crushing: machinery, sugar machinery, pumping machinery and the sole manufacturer of the famous cement gun. WHEN A PRESENT OR PROSPECTIVE USER of any of thcao products contemplates installing equipment he thinks first and fortmost of TRAYLOK. THE ESSENCE OF THIS MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE IS: We have built up in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on the merit of our products and fair dealing with our clients, one of the ?reat institutions of the State of Pennsylvania, and the products of the Allentown Plant can be found in every part of the world. ALL PENNSYLVANIA. DELAWARE, MARYLAND, NEW JERSEY AND NEW YORK have heard of the Trnylor Shipbuilding Corporation on tho Mnin Line of the Pennsylvania Rnilroad in the suburbs of Philadelphia, consisting of wonderful plnnt equipment, great water frontage, miles of trackage on the property, over one hundred acres of land and strictly fireproof, modern manu facturing buildings, all of which has been transformed from a shipbuilding plant into one of the most important and strictly modern, up-to-date truck and farm tractor plants to be found anywhere in the country. OUR TRUCK AND FARM TRACTOR PRODUCTS are now being shipped to almost every quarter of the world. Back of this truck and tractor stands the reputation of the Traylor Engineering and Manufacturing Company, the brains ot their organization and tho ability of engineers equal to thoae of any other great corporation in the world. Traylor Products Are Foremost and Stand Alone Throughout the World In every line of business there is a real basis for LEADERSHIP. IN THE DESIGN . of both the TRAYLOR Truck and the TRAYLOR Farm tractor it har been our aim to make these products ns good as the Allentown products, and the user will find our truck and tractor equal to the very best to be found in any country. WE ARE placing our whole leputation back of these produets. We have and will continue to put the best cnginceiing brains into them, and back of this combination our undisputed manu facturing ability, coupled with materials of the best quality only. WE ARE GIVING our clients leal service and wp have unexcelled facilities am., muteiials with which to supply them. YOU PURCHASE YOUR TRUCK FROM US and specify any type of body put on your chassis a body built by our corporation, in our plant. This alone is a great advantage over purchasing your chassis nt one place anil rending it a great distance to another and hnving the truck tied up for weeks nwaiting the body equipment. In our plant it cun be built and delivered to you complete with the truck. ALL TRAYLOR PRODUCTS. machinery, ships, guns, motor trucks and farm tractors, must pass tho TRAYLOR TEST which menus that the satisfied customer is our objective point. It is on that foundation of SlJ1?0,1 the TRAYLOR reputation for ability and HON ESTY IIAS SPREAD ITSELF SO RAPIDLY TO ALL PARTS WE WANT EVERY PHlLADELPIIIAN AND ALL PENNSYLVANIANS to feol.nroud of this great manufacturing plant which we have established in the suburbs of Philndelphin.whero trucks and trac tors may be had of real merit and quality, built for service. IT IS A REAL PLEASURE w aT? ,lllJuAiJJSS5,menXl,5!t thiB P'nnt.seowhnt it lookslike now, WATCH IT GROW, and then visit us again in twelve Tnonths. Traylor Engineering & Manufacturing Co. Truck and Farm Tractor Division Philadelphia Temporary Sales Quarters Cornwells, Bucks Co., Pa. phone-Locmt 6912 17 North 21 Street Factor,, Itranrh HuilHInn Nenrlna rnmaleltitn. Broad and Lehinh Ave. SI met Oruc Companr. 13 So. 13th Straat Sees dc Fabor Co , 2008-10 North Front St. Chat. A.Gllliniham, 12th & Morrl St.. Chaa. Bond Companr. 617-619 Arch St. Tha O. F. Zurn Co, 273S North Broad St C. P. Harrow Co., S621 Cormantown Are. Ccoria C Falkar, 9 5. Koatucky Ara.. AtlanUcCilr, N.J. Galay Hardware Company. 8th & Edffemont Ave., Cheater. Pa. Bamberjer & Robbim), WllimJnjton, Del MOTOR TMT.rnr.GS! FATeU TO-r a . )mfrl J ji.-vx a lidAl'X'lJ 1. '4 I . ,H , ' i &'ilb?, 'y,'iter.t.afc' ....hi .i..?t..w.j... .s;.,,,,:.,-;,. TJmat E. Co. CanuUn. N. J. E. F. Hooper Compny. Tronlon. W. V. T.CrMoofc Company, 115 N. Mchu tU At.. AU.ntle Cltr, N. J.
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