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THE DU PONT MAGAZINE Th e De ma n d No b o d y Kn e w SALESMAN'S got a hard enough I line A lugging a mu ml a big sum pic case wit h- do any washing. And that seemed kind of late to find on I abou t I he colors because I he <mI t rying to talk the chemistry of colors orcustomer seemed to think that somebody si nil like that. Ami tin* buyer said bis job ought to have clone some washing earlier was buying, not being king's faster to the and learned something about the dyes. public. Anyway you could n'l expect a sales girl to know the secret life of all the mer chandise she sold. Well, t he I ruth cameout with the colors in the very first, wash, the truth that even t he complaint depart men l couldn't deny, the truth about the dyes. Well, there, was a great deal of talking pro and eon, a good ileal of eon in t he store, t he factor's ofliee, and I hi1! in ill, and very little pro for the store or anybody else as far as t he customer went. 11. seems furl her t hat a lot of the customers didn't bot her wit h the ll seems there were two kinds of dyes: one complaint depart menl; they told everybody would wash and one just else instead. People have a wouldn't. You eouldn11 re; illy way of liking to buy where tell, of course, until you'll they have confidence so they washed t he goods. Ami the didn't hot her in iieli with that customer was the first one to u .i.pat .o if store. Asa matter of tael -- Everybody gels more for their money in FAST- DYED FABRICS E. I. 1)U PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Inc. Dyest itfjs DcfMirl merit WILMINOTON, DEI vOI XXIII DU r'GKT c4i .A iGA'G a N13" I iTUUWRY. \(Ul) Xo THE CHEMIST'S AID TO AGRICULTURE us frain da liddnss u/aJeflu iitnithi! t/f flu . Inn mv/tf Vuwi Ih/rcuu Vi-tU-vtU'nm, hdd muuily in (.'A/p./$;# ; lili clicmisl often thinks n( the Tfar;n ns a huge chemical factory mid of lie farmer as the faciotv m.nia ger, The sunlight furnishes die power fh Hr t HAiu.rs M. A .S11xi i \. U: I >.T: ih / < j.( g Nth-: -.Wi CU < h,\. I he adns \ aments of rhe chemist since then have hern many and startling, and one would he hold. u> prophesy how far he can go m the un.;h sw o: the coin - consumed in tin: cheinic.iI reactions irvnhed in plan! pounds ot nature to determine what m.ihs them . a hulvc growth arid development, and the farm eipripmcM is she and to duplicate t hem. Apparatus for facilitating she process. The soil is no: only (diemisis arc in the habit of Jistmguishhu: between ihe * he fail on area, hut s pari tails ihc apparatus and part i.ilh materials : hat nature pis kluccs as a rest. (: of s iioI processes the raw materials lor the* production nf' t lie end pnidmrix la.s, sugar, starch, wood and thcbkc prnJncr - of phn : i he finished crops, li is the energy of'she sui J li i! hi th.il and animal gn m i h and i hose other classes ut m.uerda I> is Consumed by l he growing plant lliirnT lb, mj c I: as Coal, sf i iiu-, in n anslonning the carbon dioxide dial k, gypsum and (hi- like. Nome ol ih< air and the moisture of the soil iiiiti combinations of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen widen we know asec II u lose, st arc Ik suga t and i he like. ' rfllS Amerienn (dhemionl Society issued a st ai eitirnt i cu uf 1,,\ rmphiisiiin^ t He importance of synl belie organic chew is! r\ in the fpowtli of American imlust i y. l ist i n frm i n d ust i- i e s ik-pcnUoil ujon ol thetc a it , indeed, the modified piueuccx id the life of n bygone da\. but shev arc not the immedi ate yiodiHCs of living organisms. Members n: t he first class arc called A century ago I he chemist broke i h rough I be harrier which was sup posed locxisl between lhcniiikr.il kingdom and the wgeublc and animal kingdoms when Wot. hler sutcecilcd in prepartiiguiva, ;i waste prod 11U of ai] i ma I met aho! i sin , horn materials bclongim; i< what was then regarded as the mineral > nt tw t ie nrpank t hrmi'-i t \ , it istcn- t toned pyroxylin lacijuers. ustTf as a imish for 'praeiiixillv ah' nui onui biles, pynxylm plaslics, r;i>nn. syol het ti resin* used in x a rnishes. insulating maU'tdals an<l m't k les ^>1 perwmsil .Kltirnmenl. floi at inn ipuait s iin c x ! in truil iiig ores, new phiirma- eeuth al griuluel s. ant isi-pt tes. aniesi hi a ies. ati,J explc si\vs 7 h,- \', k Tim.', br :lu' chemist organic products; f h.u is. prc-duct.s of organic life or i u - gin .1 hv ehemisii terms materials id t '!e seeniid cJass products of inorganu origin or inorganic sub. sf.iniA-N, d here is, however, no slurpl nik'of distd net iun, since in any pun.nets m,;y have an organic ori gin ia' m.o he produced as a result kingdom, I or manv centuries agri** o! iln-mic.d ch.mg.i's Jii r Iu; ru,m culture has used urea in annn.il manures as a source of nuir worid. ddicu, iaa, sonii.; in.k Ut u s 'ueh as \\iftbenin nil mgc.n for i lie soil. One of. die most impressi\ e deult >p~ arr of lime t.mi origin, .some dn.'UUsi.s urcliinn:; j o iIn.- menis id modern chemism is I fu. fact that for rlu vear beliif ihai thev c.;iiu fnm 'hi. .mim,ir. wwdJ, fu! ys t tlu, wor-d's production of fixed nitrogen approx i~ prcU-rrmg to- endow them with- .n inaium.ire .inyi:i. niaies x,no. tons a dav, or i .g imo v h a pounds a vear, 1 he an; uni ai hug const uncut of prodarts > g amninJ and I his truly astounding amount of infogcn lias been made vt'gei able o dgin is t he elcmcnf carbon. xvfuch is fanudar a\ atlahle for agriculture and industry, ;;ne vet onU a ln von in I tie for in of grj pk i re. ch. rco r I a-id i he M atrord . cciHnrv ago Wochler imu prepared urea in 1 he fahoratoix . Due to the great number and v.iriei ol'ear"'on com pounds. O/ie DU PONTJtiaga'Z.ino a special branch of chemistry has evolved..-organic, or Cottonseed, itself, is a pretty good fertilizer, h con- carbon chcinisit v. This deals with the mat era Noi an ilitate rains about i per cent ol fixed niit ogrti, about 1 pet ami: origin ,-s i it i si in d ;ir niarcnals prepared bv the chemist in ul phosphoric, arid, and Mound 1.2.^ per cent, ol potash. his laboratory. The great: majurirv of these substances of In a cotton crop ha ving a value o* around S t .y x,o: 10,000, rclati vcly si m pie struct me have beet- prepared in the the cortoilseed produced as a bv prod tic- has a value of laboratory, o' synthesized; hence the rerm "syniheiic." over .Sro.Mjoo,i> o. It has been estimated dor the chemist- The extent id 1 he chemist's activities mav he seen from lias added Si-: > per hale to the value of I he coll on crop. the fact that approximate!y . >:>>.iiiferctu orqaiiiecom This illustrates tlie importance of the uses which have pound', ,= re tabulaled in the latest chemical dictionaries. been dcvelojxoi for what was originally merely a hv prod Only a few me the remit of nature unassisted. net of the growth ol cotton fiber for the test lie rwide. Oil, Now. it. mils: be admitted that the cases i i which the hulls, conotisccd, meal am! cuke, and the hairs which die mist has succeeded in if tijd teal mg natures products by arc shaved $ ill the cottonseed i I sell arc all valuable mate purling various cdcmen!s together m the fahurutorv are rials. helmed Cot o Miseed -o: L which has hirgeh replaced tail: exceedingly numerous, hi laCi, must nf these synthetic olive oil, .nd 1mm vvhiei arc prepared fats seis ing die 4 ii ipm ii; compounds are com pat ari vedy simple in struct art: same purpose as lard, yields other by products in the when we outside1' the tremendous complex u y of many course of its processing. for example, die ponrci grades compounds which occur in the bodies ofli ving organisms. of cottonseed oil are used for the mumtlaciure of lower I n o u s t as a l Us es or Iv u c m Puooot is gradcs of soap, lor caudles and for lamp oil.The hulls are used for fuel am.L when mixed with meal, for can Ic feed. We are nor so much interested in tPic syndic! ic dfnris 'I he Hillers or seed hairs are used largely 111 t lie maiiiifac of the organic cheini-u as wc are in what uses he ni::V he turc of chemical compounds. able to find fur farm products. Perhaps the best approach to tins suhjeev would he to enumerate briefly some of the Piiooucrs i-ROM Ce l l u l o s e nil >re important" industrial uses which have been devch >ped. Chemical compounds prepared from cellulose, as well Of course, so tie nl the oldest uses lor products ol agri - as tin: woven text ilc itself, are used in (hi* manufacture of Cultural origin arc the niumihieUire ol lealhe" from h ides millions of yards of coated textilcs consuming millions id animals, and of efothmg from cot ton ami wool, Nluk mg ol pounds of cot ion in the pmduci ion of a wide winery of linen from flax and paper from reeds and growing certain coated fabrics ior the automobile trade, upholstering and special plains for use as coloring matters or as medicinal interior decoration, as well as for other uses; cements lor products are also very old enterprises. The wrappings of leal her, textiles ami paper; waterproofing compositions, mu Hindus were of u.:ii lived wit h nid:g>L indicating a know 1 - smokeless powder, guncotton, blasting gelatin, coal edge nl :Ins vegetable ..lye long be!ore the (.iittstum era. mine explosives, (0HHi1crci.1l high explosives nl various The de velopnieiu of t he steam engine and t lie replace- types for die removal ol stumps, die blasting of ditches, mem of hand looms bv power Ionites have created ;t factory draining, grading and the like. marker for cenon. wool and other libers. Plastic compounds Inun cellulose den vs 1 ives give us The development of a process hr making sugar from such articles of commerce as billiard and golf balls, toilet beets, or from sugarcane, and processes (or tm nuiau tiring articles, elect deal insnh lurs, phofogtuphic films and stal'di from po010*0 ,nid from corn arc web known exam materials, clear, transparent sheets for windows, sdert ples of tin: consumption of farm products by the factory. line inst 1 u 11 terns, enamels ami many nl her useful products. In an dlori lo Imd uses ior die various by products I should no! omit 10 ntem ion t hat ravon, 1 he first man obouiicd in the prod act on of onion hher for the textile mudefther, is Jtianufacmred from cellulose from both wood market, idle chemist has Ini me. wavs [or preparing uuton- and i'armn. In fa cl*, a l.d'ge use for cel f ulose denvaUw.x is xecd oil and creating ir chemically to increase i t.s attrac in dir manufiei mv of svoi he( ic levities such as celhdose tiveness as a looil. I lie punned. bleached o;f ronsccd ini mrfale or < .rurdounct- si k, ziiu; chliindc silk, cupiam and 1 he solid fat which may lie prepared from it by motu un silk, xanihatc.or \ iscosesilk aikl cellulo.se aCct .Hi chemical methods luxe found a large market. Some ol silk. Not only has noon hecmne.in important item hi the oilier oils of aomui: or vegetable origin which ;m: t lie clot liing d c;p.;]i/i d man. but ii has a v\ ide use!illness Consumed in large amounts m the hicovrv are Iinsec l-oii, in ruertor iiu iushiiu;s for Ids home, and t his same chcmt mpeseed or I, peanut.- oi 1,0 >i'n-oi], and a long I sr oi or Hers, ca! process h is resulted in 1 he deveu ipmcm ol an itnen^t such as 01) ol Yviutenuvrn and oil of cloves, which are ing variation in tlie lorin of a. cas ng for sails.it'es, since produced cn her u> spico or lor medicinal purposes. The C ellophane has reCe-tn h been vvidcl v ;u.loga d mst etid ol du Pom Uornpuuv alone used appnixiinalely u million animal casings for diis pui nose. dollars* worth ol lin-,crd-oi I iluring 1^2.7. dm are familiar wnh die preparation of commercial When a farm product becomes a laCtorv raw material >td vents hv fermenting sugar mu! starch. I'mm corn and and begins to "eCei w: f hr' airmnoii nl (hr clii linsl an Harasses arc made such materials as et hvf ami but vl aka. chon is made to litul uses for all I In; hv proil irers which hols, .ici/fuiir, acede acid, glycerin atu! other products. Iiil iv develop in t he mumifuci nre ol die main product. The A 1 a 1 her large pro port ion if t he corn crop is in iw processed utilization of cotton is a u ice example of i his. bv die faetorv and not by die hog, a conanmpt ion ol over {t'.-utthui-'d >,n j'.syj 2 CW* DUPONT^aoaztw BEAUTIFUL LAMPS FOR THE HOME Designers and manufacturers today produce lighting fixtures that jit in well with mcmf decorative schemes Thit Itimp, imitiihLt far a room 0/ miy Atyli?, ix made by ike !varyKtah Company, JLcmif Island City, N. F, Tht* Ihi-w is green. Pyralin, ivi'h green acetate xluute Br Ro s e Es t e l l h Re o w n ri fyI Ridrlrm kimjj, triffi eiteiz f*vralm xfitiwl arut capper"(Crtlomi acetal*? xhatie-t designed by itanka. jKanist and muJi' |ry llgmewi I jArans, / V.-n Yn'j'i Cir- KTilH I \ I, | |i ,i rr prokddv one of t In: must nnponanf A, Lk mrs in interior decora nor.. \v\ r Inis {.: Len several wars lor designers fo apprechue l he lull possibili ties til Indium: lixI uro ns .kcor.umr ;ul itn us .tin inn tnerds' ill iInan,ui objects. 111o maiiiK due lu fhe l.iti th.n drum ,i tors did n u consider i he ,1 ppearamc oJ ,t room under Loup Imhc, r h I lei i !Iu ligh* i11;problem ro choir dienes ior solution. I udu\, huwo.'cr, t lu;v air beginning n> real I ire ilu: miporumeei proper lighting .aid arc pnJirg ii wm'ihv <yi cn\.lnJ c,triM*k rai ion The* hoc four:-, J ih.it the bnuKla!ion of nuns' csccllc n dec*-rai t\c schemes i< tlv pbi v * f hghr 11 * I *-h.id-o\. i he balance hr< ww :i Jiplii and darkness Their e-hp-i. m\ is ,i suit, subdued , irdirvu ulrov .1 it!iN{ n( 1 tubi r.ii tier llun an intense, himnsous alarc like 11 .t oltmh came from i ho oM ceding hsausxs. Sc vein 1 \ v.,r> ago Mr. Morgan brooks took up tip Consider.h ion of prujvr hghi HP.' before iit Si?cic \ oj II1 uluiiiji inf I'nipnccrs. I lis piedicfiou is c.\!ivii!c1; mtn i'M In/; one praciicab "A rapid inhume in Limp s h aL imp" hr said, *V Inch giscs u s powerful units, also nncssilalcs new met hods o( indirect <d- concealed sources to .noid glare. Wc pohsdhh tlic successful .LUeiiipt to introduce light from imwhem has (h ii<!w k ' jpwff. as f lie lopip.il niiiil fs [>,ifiled hv flic .ibscutv o| 4 si jin cc-ol li pin . rsol onh is ii u sal o-Liet ion to loi.nv wIk re 1 ieji l enurr.res. luii ii is arrisni'. lf\ r'le.o.mp fo luoe ilhimm.ifnm non nniiorm." Vch-. n ;j room is fk oeed ^y p !i hp;u, tr loses ns pji.irui, ii is eompleieK' piv.sjvd .a a pLnuT. and ibu'c is no opponuuifs for I he pkp\ of i hi: niupine I :-.oc. A room c.m tb.o be nude in appear far per f f uo i i real! ^ is bv an eik eus c use ?'-( I ipfu. I ltor e.r cable lumps are panInilarlv helpful in err.nnm mdo. idisal eJlcCfs. Thee ease a snoop Iipbr upward and duvwnv.ud, and, as a reside the hitnied ana o-f s:hmi nun h mi lends charm lo i he well fie nislied innin. I larmone oj colors, an jmp-m ani note in become ion. can easih' :x; enhanced i'r lessened bv correct oi iiimimi hplilinp Imosi e-. erv oe-- has s c l ii ia>o?t:s ; h.u were Ixaui i tul dm sup i he day liicralh* "i.dl to ;--icec s' whei die hplits sseR nirned on, 1 he colors .oumich d i.dereut sluoes and were a col Ice? r-.-n oj n ih.irfr:o!: mh o Cones. In I lie s .u ik fn aimer an ircuapnoms selecc ion of lames c.m s j il h J an uibejy\isi_ alt! acii\ e loam. In Che pj-t. lamp de^ipne's ard nueiuaeu rer> he-e; de\oied nio-,1 of rheir nine n s eproeiK iv n> h.irman i.-v vet!i ;ynsvj humrdu mp Sorw id the iu ,m imp,TUiiC of chc-c are the >lender \uuimhr ir 'H stem wall a bmp was cai'dUa f.>pi\s' bv ai- amdwKT-J mewnc bulb U't flu- fieiflvwood Ii al-> Spanish re" nr.. I lx c,'i'. iricC: p Liss keros^-uc lam:' ipr the lb o\ mciai- ( donj.d I'tmm; i he <. him Si, and I mpitv :-ei'i. d lanij-s. 1 ,un> \\ i'hande! ;e:w_ ,h h I in tiitra.'.s 'Hlier.s that arc v,e ! Ik ru o* n. |i i * I ttc.-eilr ir anuPicf ureiTP in t'e-o pcain-i wtrii ,L s'.pi-.ei-s. isjve \k pmi ro prodiuv reaII'. Ix-junPul, di r.ilde ami praei ic.d Limps fori lie nitsk rn In nre Main ol : he bases lor chesL lamp', are now K na; n .de fo*m du ibuii Puahsi. If lends asclf adlTdlitbly m ,df ;:> : he vb -a '.'j- - of m. sU'rn art, Hot only became h m easy to Pi hr natter, but also hee.jHsc owi.k ram?:' o! colors affords on.'im I ced -p|-por: :u: pv ior c:v,mn striking CON! W i' e:,! : U'.' . llie p.' d o m d ! 11;.. material suitable in ii scan and color hsr s!Hides has also Kv p s.!I I h\ i!i.- li'.o of ; other du Pont pi'1 'i.i rn. i a row. iv.c 'e-o-vi in^ aerOne, The coHiudeu- a `op:- w.: a l>* r. Ini bases rind .HO-laic -dl (ho esp e-- an ainiOsSphcrc of t iirdon a;!: bis are r-vcnr.d.''.'ingconrrol]cd piop-M ' ions, rcMr.s; ue mb.: ;ds, durable WX- rmes .md. rir drcTe **i -m faces. Aiu ime mien > c : m s ,a m :!!. ' addp i. a:,d leio-.-iv,! t -. i,i obonc die am oi Pvr.j h n } w lamp b.me^ .-a;d -. d at Clair lor Judes m.n \ui!; P` :1k' l Hi I 'on E \isiOhuJ 4. oinpam , hu .. . i ; pa f r-i h \ e- uu,. New A oi k (. uv. 3 A study oj dux (jmstimt prompted the Du Pout Ruyoti (unnpany to institute, ns new I'uhvic Development Sendee Tk) those \vlto remember 1 ];e old j L "horseless Carriage" ' exli * hir s m M;i d I:,!)!': square la ai'dcn. A St ro I ? hrouph the cnsvhw ork salons am! /$i 1 Io w a r i> J. Whi rn: r.e AU*-,.,-.. I r ,< . /V.,. * t V hr-,* i Ja f-.-R h- hh,-,'.. to he difeCllv deri ved therefrom. No little credit lor the brilliance of otir modern cats should lx: t'tven to wiHi.cu. I hcv have pl.ned .m ilnpor motor show* <4 iHp must seem J:he ,in excursion mto ur:t part in the development ot line am! c* dor hoi h wit hin other worlds. I hose wen: the da\ s when r xnf uakll'cd and without the C;r' bodies. The expression of individual skeptics Crowded ahum st raiwt: o ml ri vanCcs l hat used n f,tvrL- i> rhe woman T wav ofeicarim; sh k . 1 he it>sr in<t ive he Inuppes, u hc*i silver-tongued salesmen mystified the Curucnsess ol her f.iste has led aur* unuhile manufacturers : hrom; wii h w< mis like ''em huren >r,'' '' upiil h m, " ,nuf to addu/sv. J licar eflot is quite: as uanii'lv in I he feminine "spark piiu:," when ,i lesson in <lri vin a cat was :i short ode of the Sioine as to 11 e maseti hue side. Course h i mechanical cmdi.-eerium mu him' ics*. I'Acrv woman is art interior decoratur ai heart. M oior Rerujithcr them'4 car makers and hodv builders h;m or Jv reca nt Iv Ixipm so Wed, d vou Jo, rhe trams: iwi of the motor C;.r must modern he 1 he intern im-11 heir models. BoJv Jess tms have indeed cctii c m i'.'u h dirotrv, 'lodav, ; he t;ew modea, arc been rto-o.n? iutiiy.ed. color has arnved as a nemendmn- iltphi ved on rid) carnets ui hole! lobbies in p, :m bordered lUrce, arm: aieessot ies an! inrmshimp have kept in step hal 1 rooms, in lux uncus su Ions hn u.i I licit s*I h tern sir; sides with the- times. I* is apparent that Milaev should citjov an. reflected all rhe Coh#rv -,d i he until-ov. . 1 h Jr i*o:i.<, low upAolsterv in keepm/; wi h i he nu Jens trend. lines breathe speed and more speed !heir odors ale sojt If was this situation that prompied the Du Pont Huron Mend mp ;d the rainbow. Proper accvssone.- arc* in their ( ompanv, a few tncmt hs.ipo, lost;trt a careful m vest h>,n ion proper 'date*. in rr i i he i cl a I ion of is pin dsf ci v In l he luiviup in or i ves i tl Around t ht.se hcauti kd cars 1hront.' hundreds, thousands the public. As a result of i hat stUilv, and collateral *d men .md women, just a'- thev -wanned shout the `Aprs researches into fabric o <n:-i nici t( m and design ; the I )u Pom hcLp-pew'' Pul if isidt the 'Tarhurck>r that dr,-c an them Ravoti Compand iiav established a la hike De'xlojamenr o h ';;v , imr the unmThe modern automobile ap| cab. to Service, nr- ns-^an.:a;.t ion of ey e who tc\ < Me S heir 1 fine the inborn hoc of beau;v that is in all of m. Si i:- in workfu^ w ith mofo` car m.mul.uHirers atu! coach rhac .ic!Is these cars hcaurv of lino. cTr. muiies, la ildcrs on desitits md k.sture-. invof-einp the iwr- of .< inferior lieCfjr.irion, .ml r he iidint' omiforr md pleasure Jii.iu.nal cmirclv new to the .niioniome field ravon 4 zy/ie OU PtONT^if/nz/ m l his Fabric Development Scr\ ice iiro introduced ravon tor automobile u phohtcrv h i i he famous New York Sa km last Dcccrnhei. The res pi h im* h am builders of h it c;iio was immediate, :i nd led t ul he displu voj r,n mi u photsKTed models Ivs' prominent tiiurmhicHirers in i he: current New 'll < irk ,nul (Ihicago automobile shows. By earchd suidv , intelligent research and anisic inLerpiclat ion of modern trends, the lew 1 )u Pont It.nun seta tee has awa.kcncd tremendous interest throuphuu motordom. -5 Vi,- .mi .-mobile ni.;ni:f.iet m\ rs have echoes: ;hf s;nm: heiici. For c wimple. >c\cral C.ws. among ; Ik in C'.uJiliaC. >? ms am! Kona-braschim apo-cated a\ the \nv Mirk Saion, I.im tXveinhu', wi;h Hicm mid su*\ iceabk r.o on upholsieiv in some at I licit dosed mo.ids, A ben it is realised din nintar-car mumikc-mvn* nowad.iv;; d< * n- *t i`i'.i>p as cwrv uouTr l li.it happens along, h is all i lie mow mtcreoing to note tlm i.iia'k acceptance oi rayon b\ leaders i a i he iialuMi v h nv \x i \,rs m R.w o n I he inr.'HH iaiiCe' of r.ivmi to upholocrv lor ,mu>nio!vk> o embodied tn avh ,intakes ist'cejiiatcd by ,m) as Iter text: lc fiber. In the lirst place,, rayon permits an inlinhc variety of design mid color harmonies in the interior of a car. As one artist has stated, "It is just like adding another color to the spcctrumT Rayon also brings to upholstery fabrics rich smoothness, cleanliness and relief from the present uncomfortable "sticky" feeling in most of the upholstery seen today* Under the expert guidance of fabric artists, this yarn has been combined with linen, wool or cotton to form textures that range from the u 11ra-eonsetv ative to the decidedly modern, without affecting the lumln mental advantages of smoorhness and cleanliness. It follows, naturally* that this wide breadth of design possibilities has in itself become most Important. It is now possible lor motor-ear makers to install, in their senii-custoin jobs, upholstery that will he strictly in keeping with the '`ensemble" of line and color in the body. Moreover, the woman of taste fnay select precisely the upholstery best suited to her desires. People are trying more and more to obtain things distinctive and "diherent. " Tins fact Is ac cepted by hundreds of manufacturers in many industries. In the constant effort by automotive designers to provide such individualism in their products* the advent of rayon upholstery, therefore, has a , distinct: Function, All of these points were dis cussed and studied by the Dit Pom Rayon Company before en ter] ng tills new held of service. The H me is ripe for the exer cise of more individuality' and greater variety in the creation of upholstery fabrics, Proeres- < it \\i.| Me I. i o\ l K'e loo (h alniiv-f cgi:,d imparlance m.s lvcn I lx. JorV. pm-,' [ oJ no. oi'-toilon, r,o an-j uU' and r.i) m-v. oig tafruo. i..r detachable upholsiery or slip covers. Coverings have been designed to permit an owner to change completely the interior of his or her car m .less than three minutes. This is accomplished by means of a patented dev Ice which takes all the "work" out of slip cover install;ittop. In other words* it is now possible fur the woman of fashion to have an interior in her car for every purix^se.. for shopping, tor the afternoon,, for the theater or for sports, bather, too, can have a cover to use while on hunting or Ikhtng trips, or for hits mess. Along with the permanent rayon uphnlMcrv avaiijiblc for iher car when new, these covers express more than ever before the real desires of car owners. Aside from iheir smartness, they are exceedingly durahk, Rayon upholstery, us here described, .has been tested in New York taxicabs where tor thousands ot miles it was subjected to the hardest kind of service without s nboowwiionug u1 ^ie slightest wear, JVl ofCover, perroa nen I or detach able ri holster? fabric woven flat with ravon, resist dust an . djrt and can lx easily cleaned, In developing a widre variety oi thi-ese modern fabric , the Du Pont Ravon Cotnpanfrs Fabric Development. Ser vice enlisted the aid of a group of high-grade weaving T'ht! uphafxt cry <s hown JWtv is tt cumhiruitian tif r<;tyon, iiritf jtiica im| i( ijr d^fitchtihle. It Mfw rt.-sOfWks.l in r h a tit0sJ^ tffii. t an ner L uci H liuchtifuin, Ojf V<w41 Cily. cot'c'S'ings <:/ thi,% type. *n*v nmw Ij - lfllfn:*jf Ici Ks#ri'fi {he individual taxing <*/ t`r ou.'fn?r <l *k v ** <7/ie DU PONT^{(/a/,i/iw i" C^rtiJruE toCrn' of the phtnt- of the Soe-tei* l-'ahrikuni uhtch o im-afed near ijid joirn t>f ljatlhmt I*ranee- FABRIKOID IN FRANCE If/ a urtimi of Nom/andy rich in h/Moticnl interest, the Societv f'runiuise fmhvikoid wakes the well-known du Pont product I.: HOI 'til I m A i-k ric;i \vc .ire well A. ;uX|ii;mil::u with i lit: appearanCe u! rhi; di; Pont uvif; ifne ! n I lie i:\lul By j. ( Kmu a iu h !ht; f:>f l- O-rOu-X i h-r-iMi (nurcNting as i lie valley of the Seine always is, it see ms that this country around Cnitllon is mmsiiallv licit in Kivcfy advertised arr-clcs earning it, historical hire h is only a few miles one gels an imusuaI t hrill io sec i fie word * *f ahri knid"' .n from ihediv of Rouen where Jeanne d'Arc died. It was tile familiar red ova], panned in l:in*e charaCH in or a in ibis pan of the country near Ciaillon iliat Richard the water lower in old Xurmandv. Lion f leaned, King n{ Knghind an.I Duke uj Normandy, In s hh; purr of France, t hci'ailroad foil owl or i he general ret uniuijr hum Uie ( ausadc.s 7 ^ rears ago, fuiilt the dircci ton of i Ik ; li l\ crFd.uc from I e f la vre to Paris passes C dial can (halliard, which is tin: lines! e sample of a Norman hv ,i small vil aye called < r.iiiluii, near which is I lie siU: fortress, and the ruins of which still stunt1 hi eh on the of tin: French Fubrikoid iaeiorv erected two years amm chalk dills above 1 he gently Nmviru* river. Though the <LJNSC a/iV 130 rr iru'> Ohj lean (hail bird is five miles a wav on i lie opposite haul of dnr Seine, there was once an imderptnuiid passage wide It uismcucd < hatcun (iailkud with i he ('.h.itciu: Uaillon. We are fold that these funnel were made to eutr/ica iinpuriiiiH \iormnn castles sc that no one would he corn pleach .shut oil I rciiii commumcat ion with I he "c m ol the Coum rv . I he 1 iimieh vet. re .:Kva\> bndt h\ sects who were afterwards put lu deal li to preserve the sci'rec : of I lie local inns. h: i h is n mum a; d ru nci w here hu i ^fn s id old vvuh then ret innes toed lo hum .aid ride. bahnkoid, which is nad i ho world over For num purposes such as hook hind mi;, amomubilc co Venn iw and upbohf erv ,w,i N tan criiuw, 1 up pape a inf so m, is m.i mii.ict used toL v . I rami I Ik windows of ihe factory one tan n:c the ruins o! the towels ol the chaTea n wlie-X' I .on is 1 \ was ilia i ried. 1 11 is was a he mi . pi years hclore <*o|u.nous discovered Smerica. hor a number ol years France has i\ presented a * cn important market Uj ik Iu Pont I ahnkoiJ About four wars apo, due to various loe.il coil Jii ions. the idea was Con Ccsvedlfiat it would he wcl to underi ahe t he m.m.llact uiv ol lahrlkuid in France, This was suppesied hv a proup ol prominent French indusiriaIisi.s who appi,tathed die tin Font C-ompariv wit h a \ lew nfinrniini' a French com f on v alliNarcd \v11 h i he da Pom (iorn pain . As a rcs-.il; of the ensuing; icpouatiiHis ihcre was hrouuht mta hetnp the ,N >c:e. e 1 raiKdisc F.J'nkote, \kmr\tdv. dicW are mum. umsidw .n loos iioolset? in a pro.cCi o i Ih s kind Hr corn pane had :. > he nrp.m i/ed, .< -lit lor die Uc:orv -guested and Wised. : he is pr o! plant ph< iited with the sekenrn d equipment necissar\ i o province 1 he varioio l\ pcs -h I a hro:. ud vnrvfit I v \ sen u i lie 1 reuc li market- ;xfo-\- actn.ikv c.imrp j p v cent - s ruction. In \ it\v id ike Hum Coirplev problems to he SO: Vial, t In* bVeiJs li sin u:wn o| ; he ci m pi lse - >? V an.wd a iiiis--i\m iO viH.il \'l *w 1 nr s;h. \;*w \ o r k . *iea J.-Iu ai ;c s h o (* the 1 *abi'ikoid it:uh\>tr ; . whi;rc rmowm H fb.-nc i tigs were d wnissc d at :J s< *n led. 1 ..iter i In** H'tr. two ' 1 lilei j' U:CI: IO i Ins lari or\ foi a pro ; facto 1 Slav, di vJ* i l li tone detailed >Ui d A nKi'ican mediods *,v,o irdi n,akin. hi const r uni i\ ihe IH'W hi livin'. full adva ape was la ken ni all the k-fest i k`s\ lo*mrcuo. u* UK.? hods a: id ; U-lip mcJU, w hie It lu id beet 1 Io UIR 1 to !\ pr.dwau: ol dm Veil f'CMtliS ' n m ami faetnt i ill' j III; >mbc-'t t ' pcs ot C' TOO a 1 Hi Coaled labnes, 1 he machinery w.e l.u'pel v f special dcsipn ami fab "Cated m bVance hv specialist s;n w h held, C arrv- in* out die idea ot .u\ uni this a tfie-mtu-h!v I ruwh t i.tct pi ;sc. .is much as possible ol -.lie plant ei|Uip-mL'ii L was oli ained in b'wiut. aril .ill tbc mprc.lients cum mp into die French Tii.inrL.mire oi I '.ihrikuid i oda v are ot ! :K' . i.. if> :.a : m. - ^ : ixe.'. s i. ;1 | ' / ' e ; i .* V.": . : : , . ' /* * 1 f. f-'- i1*1"1 t<nnf, !.< *<ii u. Sii`iu'1. CiifttiUi-m, i h,tt U's. t kUri.i.v <uiJ mi<ii tie ic ii. Vr"V. t'a.'-'i f e ifC-n . Ak-t uV<. /><-s.O. i /' >iifi sti n, GucrArul nriU ; Fml tern Sh* i v. hi\ I arrmci, t'f U'-tx, SU>f. Stii-.Ji-H-r. Sii'A!-fr - .Oil /oilHi'iHI .Iflit l L>K-hut\l*i me DU PQNTi%flzwe The cmustant temperature ramn m the Expcrimental Station, Same of fha testing equipment used here is shown cm the liil'ltfs. On the tear table, for extonple, there is im analytical hitloner-, un i*rlw p?e.*,* far trrepanng definite sections of stripped films, tm ekmumhm and tensile strength apparatus and a mek for body tubes far measuring viscosity, On the center table ha hardness tester, a print test, a surface fen,mmapparatus, a rack of plates for the htirtinms test, an imiifnmen i jar measuring gloss, a spinning device for preparing ttnifmmfihns and afloat board. Gt\ t he table in the foreground is another rack of plates for fmrdnes* determinant-ms, the weights uwd in this mark* another hardness tester, ufilm-thiekmiss gauge and t% drying^ama meter 8 ! TDU PCifFilafiizine k: lilliHilfij 'Hu- {'n/vr,jf i<t.' r. xim .11 ! /11 ( \-n< hu' }\\-.hiur,i! KiK`hi(,"'v. I'h:-Luu-' iv.- Imll' l hcrtmnnrlrt riijv S u- >]-.- i I J *u* riiil '/ ihi' `ni:(.in l.i inM: ,i , h.i-. r tium -1 |l' frf< <l I/. '< .! fu-h 1 H- $4 >- ,'S i l. ' Si" ,r .if ?!" r f '! i />.'M - - :i ,v0 i S' THE WEATHER NEVER VARIES i.)/f /'W/ i hi-Mt.Hs its! jhi/t/f ,?}l I v.mush- fro.lxcts hi umms win ,v /At .//V a * ;/a a :auimA /Ar iv.r'r ro/nid Ifni pi rjt mr dni hn:?n i h f i-' I' nuv he frcemiii' m Kalamazoo s a I, hrt ii 1 i ti r.iim- in K in Tnnlni km, it nuv he or Mill rv in T he h\ er lh l ). \ . UiH-OUl (.*.*>..' 1 . : a iat 11 i e i i om p;e k reia ii.on iM ihem ii^ioul.il in m.ih l Uar flu! pin > teal propel i es \\ s'l-e r H'l'e p,ki<ks. 1 >ii i there arc .H least two pi k t > wherei he weather n[s h t an , One oi ihv msi prof>lems as i he ftweionr is .ilw.svs u Ic mI . ITerv djv in l lie vear, uwiit v four' hours i sat isfact i'i'v lest nip methods tx>r t hose t 'O iron ies. a ihi v, in ,i room at i he chi Pont I T pen menial Si al ion, near The pnpH'rties of pamf varv wiifi each lluensmioii *,>1 Whin, Itupoo, Delaware, and in all lcni|H.aaiuie .iirl hum.do i . U mm ot hermoiiiiit llic(..cnn',it iVdtin'c;t! ^Pff keea me apnareiU that ;;rw u'lipTi !aihoiuturv in P Hladedplua. I he S011 . *ie l Kinprranuv, him idttv. I is: hi ami .p " n onlil 1Iv t! heuit l te: in' cirvu !,i i i* mi arc a In ,i vs t Ik same, ./ .' omhlk l hjM ,m the moms in ohich I he oi .15 ns. M.mJariU for ou Poni [Mints ami .. /. 1VMI Ii . \iIHPs1lO .iIT SOj - /' f ' Ok - Vs *k ii i he onnpam' tnured the [ ': t i'lvul Uc paint huMHri-s r.oiiv s t mt -. aqo, ns [r. i hemic.i I were lok! u> Wh apple t]>os' r ilrnis to ih< is iprmc- fir 11. el 1 mem <i o.iims am! \urnisho*. .\r \ v h me it tlu. rvijnc-u of I he f'anti Oepari \ ecte<i the Tel mem. rhe t .Hemic d Department i r -at \v a > e raPfishen Vkhnmpinn hep,; si its invest u.%* Vh iar T'oein t n m work I he urst stirvc\ sshon cd )w.\ tner- that ehcimcal auah sis a feme is im: I as MT n -f non- rempe-atii!-' a true siiilex of quail ty. (auisulcrisii; khi. vast iimnkrr oi raw matenals it iL s. h.uH ih.il ihi l'rn/jri'M4 ii><- iir;<l h um iiiily u.midiis .*kvi ilm properl ie iol 1;hrs I akr 11_.js vlness . to <> CMe DU JPO?TIV/iT/f/ais (n<> example, One ul ike first invest iganons made with a i;i!;t!Hli,lii\f hafdncs s tcMcl' revealed die hut T h.! r Uv h out ol four pmduc:s testei. actually hec iiiil - solter, raiher ? h .sii harder. . i.s r::nc wen r on 1 lie weather reports h ibis period showed C ] ;i i hum id it v hm1 riCTcured. lv. other words, rhe cl-ecu "ti the ! if til ol increasing the huiniditv w j> greater r ban? hela'eei dr\ ;ng. Not u in i. r >c mrii:i[n v dropped :si.'.1 :r! did ilkve pn>diiCi- harden. l.aicr resides undu c iref u JI v com i'o:k:J an in r. phene o n* lit .m.s sbi i\vc.ii Creenug Hardfsc: o' hoa: Mine: pmduc > vnth lime. C It her ls I s siiuwcii J lint t imh iic ease.', r.i sing l he i c.:j h | -e. r,i rh it ': " ! c o mSi.s I f he films 1 < j s. il ir.ai !o urn- ivnr 1 ol r heir hni5er \uhu;. In a series nf products tested none or diem was hank r a r ek:\ Mot icr:i| 'era mres. In :.hc case of hum hi nv t In; e'H/Vf is in r si. j* r*-;i t as with !rm['cfi'li <v, hut a j ca cent incrc.i'.c in relative Imniidkv decrease;'! the hardness to one-Iffrh of 11ie original valve. Rd.iiive hutui Ji W may he dcliued as the pcieenugc of rmnstuic ii tin; lir at. anv o:u; time. coiti;'.,ri:J to the .iimnim ol frnvsftire in samra-o! air at : he same remper.-n.rc. femperatun, arc humidm ahnaMecl r.he Jrving time, air h i;ujh rot simuch as i!h v do ha rducw For examine, dropping the turn per. inure Irom -7 ' lo.|.'_' k. and raking die relative humid?! v r: per ecru, in number oi cases CetKcd a slowing up o; drying to: nu: 1 bird. ; nd in a Jew ir:,r,i;icvs iu one lift h ;-nJ one tenth dm I on Her rate. Thc*-c same biCfutv a-sn dice! the don "at ion and lensi fe htrengt \ of rruLcCtrve coating hints, hi-r example, the cdongai ion id a I1I111 u\ a saturated atmosphere 1.::; per Cent fcijdxc hi;midd% m;n hr as mud' :is ( > per cent greater than k 1 he <. use wtrh an ahsoltiud v drv hint. (Jink r dicseconditions the j.c iimL* sirengt11 fiio decrease <u one' lentil the lortiier value. ten-<.!e"rta: increase of tempera ture iiiiiv raisi' jhv. rlon/^rf hiu o> as srn ch as f? per ant and drop ihe tensde .siren trhi as percent. I nmi site foivvoii:^ it ts ohsiinss that for .m accurate evaluatjuit ol die pbvsical properties ol painl am.l varnisl'i films j c is iiecess.n ' io m.iintniti a care The I ahum I oi v et.juipim nt u.-Ned by the ilti Ikmi. ( .uiitpaiiv lor fitakoi" phvsic.d tests under Controlled ConJn ions is housed m r.ltc rt-om.1: ill iisii a ted on p-.yes s and y. `i t>u w.ll note ::i dkr i.il'yer |''icailv, near the C'ediny, two rows ol ejector nc;//des. (.on%lo.iime.l air from t he upnaraius in t hr i-iascmenr is forced up dnamph fl;e wi'ncal duct in the C> ;merainl is fvoui'li!- into t lie m< itu I lirsviiyh t hese movies. 'I lictuntti atr is drawn out chronyit iidteivlactscunncciirm -.villi r he apparatus He low. thus insuring a Cunsi arti flow ihrnuyhont the svslein. The room h%df In lilnum k'i;t loup, k:it leer sviihe am! ten feet hiyh, Ii ts cardi.dh insu laled .md rhe w id an.l Cedme, surfaces are pamted with Dn l.lie to arsis! In dm illuitiiiia* ion. 1'hc .timosphericcomhnons niainiaineil Id ami y> H.r Cent reladx ; hiuiiidiiv in "ether with ! fie liyht and an cin idat ion, nhso 1 are!nilv siandardr/ed, niake t he en\ i - oilmen! a comfurt.ihle one in which to work, for du; LoiNiilions iepreseiH an eHLellent jiverare of wiiiict am! summer Condi?ions ihroinduMii i 111-niU'd Sraies. 1 lu- air rondii iuniuf; prntvss iisrit lakes [dace in ihr o.iscment. If is essem hill v a l.u !o*'v rp^.f'ai ion. Outdoor air is :he "raw m.itend," and ir comes in as v.iriahk in iemperal ure am! iti.fnu.il v as the wc.iflier ilsefl. Accord - jipJ\', 1 lie ia.sk is 10 lake this air and in,.ke it (.iudorin iu she required s\x cihcat ions ll too r.'ol.f, ii must he heaieil; d 100 hi h , i? must he cooled, il 1 he 1 luisfurc comer r is 100 > 111.*h or too low. that musr he corecred and the iiiachinetm for doiny 1 his js simjde and eff'ectiw. Steaili- htuned cods, a rcini'erai mi* niachuic. an air compressor, haihe pl.iuis. a water pump, pipes. ^aii;.;es and flic like make up the es-eiM od apparatus. Sec ilhisir.uhms kdow. The process oi eon.'idonmp, the air coiistsrs in forcing It through hanks oi wafer sprays, 1 liming this operation t he air attains the same iemperal ure as the water and Indus a Certain .mumm of moisture, depending on the tcni|X'raiure. By seleC!iiig the right degree of tempera!ure :i is j'ossihle to have in die air tliat atnoum of moist ure which, when heated to the tcmjxua- 111 : of the mom above, will yield the lubvc Ii it m k ! i 11 desireth {Cwilttimtf an 24) ^\f fill' it' f! i :-i%ati'7i ii in ill >.< i in c i, i i f u In, h i v u fuiTi 1 / if11" 1 < utiSl l iilttit 1 ft i'j j i. li%iz% '? i f iil> ill'ill III tin- t i' l thi' Six fn'l't iH'nUi! ,Cim<m Si- i hv i\ ,i /-utti/i u.iisl Iu imUiii.' n h iN'J- /mi iht' luit fm-i o/ i!u> ,./*r,iv f<inM tif' ihnmgti tht ,/ir.iv> :Af :fu- t ilth f it ! fi:' S-nm n\h i$t* u> s>-i 1 ttuti hint', litV4i ,i /i.ir l i*f iht' nfifhii.ittiv \u <ij?%scrr *Ofy.e 1D1LT /'s+tn<* ................................................. ..........--............ --- ........................................................................ > r\ I'ii'U1 i*f the \<mf Ji <nd t/ !?-:? IV ewl. tidi (# * * / \ftni i r.t/. \Vu- Vi P7w o ' ,n k. <J i /-urn m? SO l,-et <n height, lA Iiiin*: i ii ' lix-riv /or ii I<mrv i/ iUmo.tf *i mi If. /Voir </ic /m u is iKy *f o/Vmf mio fu l/n li rif n.u ,;.s FROM STORM KING TO MANITOU Dif Pout cxplvs/rt.s am hani\ h mu ! fu ilcjy ,, ri^hf / /r</i- fur JiLhiiwu! u j i Lax Im /.mv/ /iror //w pnh/l $ m fin- ntj'ni Um oj thr .\`< ir } 'ork Ca/trj} Ra/Rx/J ill** *\vw YorkT'eninl fl.iilro.ni h.n Rr l\ . I I, N itw. to? j Jist Rnee o\ tree tosJX miles to |X*f- TNt h einnii'ed for more ih.ai .1 vc\ir ir- wnk'tniu' it!, uriin lute, di r< int* new iwindsand enkir" nut 1 In-lu\ i'i 1 \voaddiiiyii;tl trucks, Wisieuiiie. 1 he r n.lu ot w.i\- bvwwvr. ehin pn-: k i t j m<; old iiucs for a dishmec of ivurh hi teen miles he: ween M.milou 10 for lour true Jo, two in -id. iiuo;; fo Siurm Is in and Menui ouv New 'i oi l,, on rite east hunk ol ; h oa I pi\ >1.m m ><.]'% u'e. this \vn k i ->n o .'s l t - dunp^ 1 he: nkUH'CM|m: Hudson Is i \ er. U \s p.Hnued oennullv 10 .1 i 1 oht of \v,n ih.rou^ii u Jes'.^e o; )' --eI-, an Itic h to hi s iliiUii :i km irsck s vstem Kuwtxn Was ^ orL i n\ .in ,1 v;. tj :;e heoNit o! from re- to :-n tee;. hr a A>u i u: ,md Alh:mv .md wlig j i (!iis- is uiiotirphshed il nil y\tvdi 1 c both |';-N>en^LT ,iin ! fieudn l, i unspoi! ,0100 hvlwkvt) 1 Iu 'm' ot - o ol r. iite iee The ;,nk %*t v'le.tri :3k \r!V r-o- jdd.r iof.sl ;r.;r[,s >-n j"tintis ;in<I H-vonJ. du'.imi' hiH id j bus\ s w.u-in sivnir.l j 'ruo'.s mi -L-p. "*.!ide The work iiinvnaLeu elms fur miv he divided into four und-eriuL`U_,: .it ?:*ac It iiitA-iu ihn s\on!.: loo.t to npciMI ions: been! r.n.o jnd Kumdrd ihi'ouph \\U le toon'' i * \ to jr-j t. Ijihinuni' 1 In; thinnot tunnel to ;i wuhh ot i r.i ns a d.i\ i pod hs \\ i;!iio u lew U ei ' n Ah - npef.i I unis. feet .uni to ,1 Ikpejiloj ; h feel, lituin.; it with ioiiCrcic and 1 Ins .indie InI'd it.ippe*! Tv o-nfrueT'***r huT , *.v.o ln> widen i 11 I lie noli 1 of wllv j o rhy north ol ii h\ ivirovitii; ht\-ii AMind le Ti lb.:- wv! 1; ,nul.'-;ill not mirro';. wiih a point of run s S-j ro ir -eel hi/T in i 'i -*eiu,'du l\-s. Drome, t lw' rr.iek I imuel pur.illel to nth we si of h],1st sen oper,!t.on> h.o. v- ti' 'a uu-K.! (!: ei - 'sy ?< the old ilmikiicek. tumid; enl.irtpnp the to * t cr >0 thin ? he tr.it.ks tlur bids > or i ' to t - ;. - ten !: J'.TH- s..U !h ' both rite old ,md lire new one will hr the s.nnr M/e u> t In liuoe. I It; se a m spjied It ot.i ; iu : kei .m ain! L ( i.irriNon 1 u iiir f. s\ a h Miia ; 1 cAjr^e'. u d\n.{mit.; us: s-ri. H'L't' To per;mi \\ idcniii" the cm north urn! Miutli i>i' Cold Sprli ^ rod-- 10 he Jjsnl.AA'd n-nIi us iittk- second; 1" 'll' 111! . SCENES OF WIDENING OPER ATIONS ALOIS )NG THE NEW YORK CENTRAL MAIN LINE > which wcr >f lump u e is hn h w is heiu he i ipht >s {lie si siem loi New flit new tnnnt 1 iu;h which lin ts I a wit h the ohl one ;it the in finished 5. A section til the ripht ol way north of Garrison which is hemp n iduud to permit I mu u aeks two mou than ,il Heim; toed at 'Ik pusent time. Duilcis mav Ik seen at woth on top ol the adpi At the lelt, atm-.s the H u ks, is some toeL w Iik h has been oro tight down by a shot t\ut\attnu wotk in the u.t south ol Mansion. A u -H Hi e \i us shou I is i, uttnu* aw ,t\ tin Irdu \\ hue In UtiHus wotk ihead 'I iu in tin-Inn ri.u ks, mu w hu b 'uoi c turn i > > ti mu m*.s eat li il t \, iu i lost hi to t Ik h ft < ti t he nj\ i i turns 7. 'Xu intu lot \ n w of the t oil urn tumic 1 show iiu, the di ill ^ai, e11111jspttl with font* di ill1, whk h was astd to cnl.n re the lunm 1 to a width ot 38 leet and ,1 height of 28 leer 8. 11 e 11011 h pot t al of tlu saint tunm I. I k n the t ight ol w a\ w as w uhnu! In cut i mg tinougfi a point of un k 8, lo q > k. i high me DU PONT*/itaf<vxino shout nip as possible, and io :dacc l he r; K k so as In Hi Like is accessible I * i]' : he pmscdnl s nwcK i :: handle. hi di w f t | e ur c* ck exea\uric-it, core nuisi Ik exercised in dc U."rfr: msu 4 111C bender.. he* ml I l of s|npt . 1 it; .si r;i r 1 fiC.t i i >. i and tv pc of ruck t. ? he wow.-.l before the holes are placed, a fid the amount nf uxpioshus h sided. Onlvivu shi>u ,i da\ arc pern i rush hi the mormttp ihr sec ; < u i iniihesi Incii the :r.icb is shot. twenty minutes hemp allowed h r i. Ic.srir;' i he ad),ttcru iratk. iiih );; the i.iu: of the dbt close to the rr.ic u. is dn. ;i ti,' di in \ r.ueun.-s arc .TRoved lor the Hass and the detr ny. Tim i'-- ck wh e a is hn i<4F11 ch>wn h\ this -dun keeps the emu ! Dus unfit ninhe. Dribinc i: Jane at muhi wh'h power * uppJit:d In stationer1,: plants uiiup-.ho! of one n mure - i. empr.e compressor units and portable Compressors. A ppr'o\imaiel \ -| .a;-::- muhic cards rd rock were rumm.l fi'nir utrAarrison minus anil im a ppnucrtes, and 5 because of the hluM hip restrict sons, H was an exact mi' task. '1 Ik .. iii 11h ;1 i.ntlairicrucn: had fo he made without disiyshitn' riiv remai-mp' r-Kk or Cati-im; a slide info i he two-track open cur which hanks rhe nmud on the east, A itmitlir proCe-dure ts hern; (oil* nvrd in : he w. >rk : i c!*i.inpn4 the old breakneck i uuncl :i>nv that the new one is coin pie t cc and in use I fie Jr-op h J dir ton re t is about feci becocmi portal laces. ai;-! i ha: >-l die latter , feet In ail. app'- minutely 4-s-o- cu his yards will he rcmtr--\-<| from the tew runnel, its approaches ami the old tuund when work on jt m finished. The widen m,4 of 1 he cut north mid sum h of (add Spnm* retjtilred i lie excavation of Cubic ratals of fuck- Ml ol t hese operations some of which liave been ComplefeJ so vo: \ , the c \c,,( \ ,1 non id hw w utt b. a- : >: i a fa; u >.>,,! * > cuh.sc cards of mck. 1 he A afsh( o ist s ttciunit .umpamo of Da cctipot s, Iowa, j ik i il i he' lai'ixrst ra broad com ran itip orpanizitt ioi:s sit i he I idled Suic*. has l he Coi-rraa b*' the work. Wjth us I a r^c, ta '.v sin n. cds, uj'> to datednlltn!.' tapppmcni .util a ble 111.1.tapement, the ditbcuh \uh is hunp iwceured to 1 he s.n siaeuon of i he e.nnmcn s and in krepmp wilfi flu: pmpress expected under present t.oirdit sons. I Ins is i lie see os id hip'e | i'ojun 1 ho coinpanv has under 1 j ken for fhi \i w York C ratul Raiiroad. Ihr firs! was the ( ,of cton. New \ ork, cut j (! width was completed sn\ era I 1 ears un,o. at which tit tu: a Ji >cr pf ton of t he wot k was published tn 1 Ins ma 144/me Du IN ml 1 vph ist\ o were used on the ( asfliioii projeo and in the present nisiance ! lu v arc helping the conrr.icior push fhc work io C .'Hi phi ion. About six hundred ihousand pounds of ihnaf.iile will be rejuired. II. ( . is ah I m d it ret r it o opei it ion:, h 1 mu r lie cc j in pan vN lie Id c if lice \v h icli is m.riii amed at (rani.son, a I must 1 hirer I v uctoss the I Judsuh Rinr from i!u: 1 aided Maces MdiPtrv A c m di.n1. .11 West Point. The successful, rapid and sale nimita r m ivludi tin- work is In inp lumilfed is a irshnic to i he dhcicucv of ; he compan r N nrp.m; /.a. ion. 1 fie W.dsh f'onstnrei ion ( imijui v main; i ms .fisi net oliiees ;n ludianapohs, Indiana; < 'e-edaud, Oiiio, and ( hica;fo, Illinois, 1". j. Wj KIi t* president ol the com I'mi'o . II <.. Kah! mid David Small are vice-presidents, I'd P, \\ a sli is tieasurei'. and A. A. Kenned'^ is secietar\ , 'i lit-, nru ttf 4Ait U nk tti i k < tttt'tt i ttxt:,,HT4of i ! I<k ,i r i. in nut,\ it ?* /,>* i hi- itovk *>i*U11 r*f .Ui* * rf/i i h.- u .'h 1 t uun-rl /i.i.l >,vn ir> i/bi \! r. 11 nn / ii 1 In- /*r,i {!< foii.sf />.i ilf 14 HU /i <t HIGH SPOTS IN DYE PRODUCTION ( 7 hi yt ar /m.i- ;s ti e L/f-. it /a)}?. l - :>(ii i'fs.'K the iintm'sfi,- Jyr d/.Z/o/n' air .n\i:Likh. Tie pd/ara-p ,v.'f rpr - m tiiLnt iron/ ii: ra'aiily pahhsin-J l '. V, T.:r//f ('/i/C3 J Ip2 1 lC aiiXis.s of ihc<, ' / A > l<rt .n//f ;ihiec--h//iifUj-"s/.r r-7 ,* >/: }. /.*<// Wa A t)i i.'f i?,,,/ ,-'l' li.'./K.' f./tf/;ris\ fin' Jf Pun! Oav/wv : i ' ft V a/O'c/M H bum put of ilvrs In* lift v live firms IT; W. [\ A V RiiMltf ha vcl hven arpid;.- :\-sporwdde for a Tin 19.'7 was i>s. in ',9.9 pounds, ;ia increase of x.i i\a am mci 1916. Sales amounted to sicadv mcrcasi,- m their use. fhev are u^ed 0:1 d' ed .aid primed shirunps, blouse m.uci mi, -Jtess 9S,?, o)>-u '-| pounds, valued a r S*S,s 11,79a as com pure* I ptunls, pmyliams. nuishii car r,< ns, ai'tl of her cotton w,.sh with mumds, valued at 6,\ u..,C |S in u)iX>, poods, and have a l inti ted application on sdk and a still I he increase in product ion is almost entirely due h> > lie smaller one on wool. increased output ni mdhni, sulfur black, and \al eves More and more texiile producers are n rrricii? to \ at .Ives < ol her C hail iml bu J. hit leased sa fes are lai `ci v :u i mm ltd (01 {|h solmiou of -Ikm f, si C0I01 pioldems. Ih.s is for by the increase of sidlur black, induce other rut. pan it,ularlv free ol Ciinon unsliers \\ he;i m.nc'aal is direct ami acid dvesd' rap.iired to be iasr to scare w.ishmp mu. sunlo;lu, ii The dve imhom is CorreCllv called a kev imhisi rv is only a prope" seleCliiHi ol vat lives 1 h.J wil- sa.i<h because I housamke of plains are dependent on lives tor : he 1 he spa'ilicauons perfect ion of t heir mci cliaudise, s cl the sales atluc of its entire output is picayune comparctl with K lie: net carninys Moan V \ r l i `.u l Xi o of many industries. l>vc,MufiN d:rec(lv inlha. nee ihc mar ''(daxaficd hy met liod id appbeaf ion. 1 per Cent ol our ketabilirv of billions id dollars' worth ol itouds. imports in 191- wei'c \n d\es, 1per ccn: direct dees, `'The wciglmxl average price of all domestic tires sold pa per Cent acid dves, 1 1 y per Cent mordant ami chrome in 192m was - percent less than the weighted .aerate of dv<s, and the rest basic, sulfur, and spirit soluble dves. those sold in nji(>. 1 here has been a steady decline in dite.sc figures indicate llic increasing use of vjt d\e>, prices since i 91 7, whe*n the a verat'e was $i .th [x:i pound, for almost half the lotaf imports were id fins chis->. briars in recent years have rim as follows: iyi i. S} cents: *'i;\ports in 1 92; wav vAt'" piumd.', valued ai H)'.'., b> cents; i*)a r t.vn{<; n;'b, a cents; 1927, p) Shiv's, mod hese fun ires o/p?' 'sen at; incneor m i|U.:nt u \ . cents. I Isinix 1 he a vcrat'c ['rice received for dves ii 1 91 as bur a decline ni H |x :t eem in va I ue from 19:.C. 1 he pi iocipal a basis of valuation, sales in 19m would have totaled markets for eh unesi ic dies -n iv1-- were i Ii i no, Japan. SKipVui ,^19 instead of the actual figure Sa'hs H1.79S d' ( amnia, and British India. Orfv (..Idru was a bet ter m.-rkd If wall be recalled that the presem rarid act was enacted in 1 9.'..7 :ban in 19i.b; sales :here showed an increase of in 191 so that dexpire r he protection afforded tile dvr nearly \\-v ever Tfie Unv-pnu'J :n.!k d s es. .o k h .0- stuffs indiisfrv there lias been a\aihtldc ro the Consumim.1, indipo ami sulim Mack, are the principal odors csp-macd trades const am fv improi iitp d\ es ,11 lowermp prices, hr the l diited States." I'V.w i'.k Dm-: Ihioneei r s \\ hsle f he total t >f dve export s m a pptvcinhle, ii isiimijxwed in most part of 1 he larpe scale pnH.'tUlua' color> 'In ii|.'..7j)liv!\Yi) firms report ed t he product ion til ika's wheiv f he sewics! ol doinesJ c coni[vi 1 f iin'i ha^ forced ihc < exclusive of (luce hi ms pt odneiny M a ins and jneicaUHs a piuvodosMi to lea I com|Mrahh with ; lai-, < P tun ten I his is a decrease ol sew alien producers since \^}i% am! irmjvf itors. Wuli all other colors ii is rlie labor item in of ihinv <;i<4111 s nee 1919, when the l.irpesi number of the COM ol probm'i ii :n 1 ha! pt;V hides iKlHKlt.. domestic nianufacturers operated. The rediict ion in the h m:j'lu be concluded from all ol die foumoinp i ]i.u tl;e number ol die phhHs is a natural result of severe compe- ineivasiiyp popularity id fjsi colors in the S njied n h o t i 1 ion ami com para t i vel v 1 in le oijxT.n ion.'' \vid force a preafer p-t1 >dnet tun of \ ,v. das. In tins id.! nl Scs'ere d>iliu:M ic compel hum has eliminaiei all bin endea vor, hnvevcr, domes! tc d.\ c m.inufacirrers are lora. J t hose ciheu ni !y ofa;ani :g s ' , iha'.pi 1 e t.irilf proieil ion. io iuei t keen foreii'ii coimx 1 ii ion 10 1 hen' am ni;e'Let. lilt- omstandinp feature ol t he ve.<r 191; was the despite land' poUeCtio i. expansion in the domestic manufaciiila- ol vat 1 as. Idle d he d.i Pont 1'otnpanv. as ihc pioiv-er -%mei'ic.m v.a- out pur of vat decsn her 1 ban indigo yvus ,6HK pounds, die m.mufaeruret. ts expembiui r-crv effort n> enhirpe an increase ul -|b |\a'cent over 191b, which in turn was t he ranjre ol \M d ves and 1 o keep pace wit h t he mCK.isinp jier ami I'aiii os er 1 m: ^. d in NUjx-no! fast s u n s o ! v .U di. maud for t hew C< ilors, l Ik . u s i of w h ich alhos s t lie v'ou dyes ami 1 he \ ,11 ici v and he.tin v of shatics that 1 lit'' pt mhice smiUTs i f tfie conntrv t; - purchase truh last-%! 1 ed fabrics. <7/2t> I>1.T ^ DU PONT SIN3:a(NWLNW i'ut-Ii U-.ti <iH;{ h'i ii, 1. DO IN IX i DO \P\S> il'ii s X (.OMIP.MV, Inc, A 1; N!:%:, (fv-3_ j.:* Stth ri gf K i M Vi IIS--1I I ... .'.... .' ii r ' t,;r * ........................ -1 1I ' < ! : : ' -i !:.!% I | * * 1 i V i! h f !e . .ill :n t h Ia n .1 :i ! I:j s ! ! .1' h r ii. -;r t.,-rr^ f n ' --r-. c. 1 ii > 1 ipr J-.ic-* c: 'Mil. :s r, -.D-I. , |.. j.jr i i `r. J O. r -'in. ?. VmI X Mil M hltr.Ui Y( IN ,3f THE Cl 1 (iM 1ST * ,mc iimk v imlusiry looks to its die ms os lor r he M so!ih jimi of area: problems. The held of research r. | awd tea I Is u 1111 `ill 1 ed jit Jj h: , ;r i k I n is pleas m g i o iv dm that 1 i rhe dtr Pont organi/anon scores of chemists omstanth elide,-. .< H'iti u to tMiprow cM'-Uit^ product1* ,1 ; ! i;; develop -.lew ones. 1 heir work is alni*t the palhwa s of progress. and t dev a re Purging ahead, In iveogni i h >n of their :-cr\ ice w : do.bciie i he oiser ui.gc in them. I hr pa ini nn.! setn-o. Inee.! w o |n:ic hy ( hjrk> . Macl.cf km, iiiv>rT;sTio\: ma r k " AS thus ts writ fen news par'ers, mag.`mares .in.! radio ~\_ honi J.Cl is I mg st.) 1 ions ire >.nff acelaiming rfm great teat oJ those -a v On oD who h i a new reC"n! for coin imi o iin Sv '.Usuiiirh dight in fin.- a:rplaiie ' 'Qucsi sou Mark." Nccprm: r he hig plane a :of r fortme hundred and lift v flours was indeed. ,i striking deninii.strai ;o : of iimTs more Com |-fete inasici'v ;}f the air. Ami rdm. Imp the Craft from Dim: fo time in iis a mi dement wax atmihcT forward Mridt* in :r\union. imlic; rtiHt ikr nossihi 111 v ihn some day non stop flights in;.-v he made iimurnl thecanh. S lie plane that his added i new pipe Jo the hkrurv of' lanunis flights is j product of i he Alkanic Aircrafi ?. .orpur'iiiniL and we .ire ii.it urn f I v pleased in learn that chi Pont Pvr.i - in she; til g w,<\ cme of i he nu tcrials used : ! lie UHSl niL: ion . - A\OTIH\R HSF, J-OK DVNAMrn- A (at ?Kf jp-a, to t h-' / f/ij'i-t/t; P,, \ U;, /, ,v,- A. dsnaiuh^' i*' 'e:ur:!i'.: m re.iis of wc..-a Texas r.tndnnei: to i.'d ihe i'll! :s Co.n ir) of raD lesiMher, dr\aded enennes of sheep and gI'^osant nlicerds. U hen the lfinr.xo chrfll hhJi.i'-t of v/mivr sell! fllcMiak;.o hno ihi.tr inj C-< C.Deris to hiher nan- inni 1 armer u t .itfior. sirr irs ai ni:.-.! with dvnemire seek fhe h i:n.i.' ;Tors i if fin. rwides, rdive chatpes of explos-ojs i [lie u\\ices :ind Idow oni : he \ irmirus. f hose 11 n kk ilHleed hv i h e exp-hoi on are -hot, roped or eauphr v-drfi lorkec- nicks Nod: raio.-rs ehrdare rh;; fin- rnunhor ol sna kes Jen deCie.e.L.. i ; V'V-nx iaMv m an >t.eu>Mo oJ Ie>.is as a result <d this winter .ictivnv. WHAT ShKLN I HI- MODCRN CAK> V,- /.- mills to make: the doth. . o strike i lie cuircci note m dcsipn .the sef \ if'cs < >1 \-;-w York s leading fain ic desipners were empl'wed wnrhtng -.res Np-r rn rNance; for rfvir re.iS'Hi the fah-iics, as sfiown at the saloc ai:d as acce[ucd iw leidmp motor-c.ir mamifacturers, hear the stamp of' ahsol.ite am hem icily ,ir:d re! Ice ^ the Pest ar; in ic skill. IVcimc i Ik : Work ol its ttu\\ wD-kv i-. pui'd v ci eut i - e and a P isorv in na: lire, the I )n fhmi N iviin ( omoatw \\ ill no! enter i ifo c o h u ik axial niaiitff.uam\: ,->f ifir eloTh> Its imrpose is to csiuHidi a fi'licall) new idea m ns rrplii i?d place us a siHind p-i mciple; i * as-i>i fiunn fact un i % od cars m the sdecnon ol imcrioi designs and colors ;o lust ca>n rd in.Me with i hr e.n Mm, If, a ud Jina f K , 11 j i jpru up a new k:\fde inarkci ol ueniciidmis pnuKJi i it>n\. hi set i fit.* nit as the feeder in a new field ol endea \ tjr, t he I kneiojmjciii eei vice.', even at i nis earlv dale, k.is met with praii-vinp siieeess. A great era! of work remain*, imi if has been csrahl idled hc\ ond dctidu i Ji.it 11 i j j 111 < d sf cr\- 'al-Ties fuse sfnu k a m. w rule in inoi m Carl n rerun s. Thc.-v fiaxc j'lwu to ear ow ners, pan ictslarf \- women, the long looked for oppori im r v 1 oi-xp-o.-ss i hidr inf>orn faroea preclude W'fierc lisle i - importam . A.s in rite Case of ons s.de i nidles for motor'i.os, Nu P-nu has ugarn puuieen d sins lime m the imperi.tm fiehf of ortermr <!cx'or,H ion, h if hewuid reason, t lierdoii-. x piophes\ ilui i he motor Cars ?>! tomorrow wifi po.-,-e i..s m ! ii. lines.-, of r hen |-;n-tni iiphoKter v a sak> usn .i of ii-odmuldc im'-tinarx'e-1, ;\ C.1IHC.K BOOK Hf \ l)J *;K li 11J XU cheeks, in less d r.i \', n to one s silf, i * , n Wuu idrasini task, ami 11 is in.ii.le s r i I i nior'c ardu ons luc.Muse manv die? k hooks an: cdtimsv rn hitulk:. \s i Jh : fiook k-mmus panullv used. I he Does simply will not Slav put. A liimsi the milv was fo make an enMy in one ol them is to hold it down with nm; hand wink- whh the other you struggle to _ i'. kc IcdMo fig;11rex. \ ck verhookhmdi i< ile4 irc\ m w I - *og mar'kcUrd, pioinisvs to maki: ill. ihsi' tvvalciinHi! check hook . i - knvr. It is cal Ird t he Har-1 ;o- " koIf-Rir/t I hn. :<a- Irs dc si an .. . .o allow s rfic checks u> he lia! . ; ' \ i wliilc i lie wed srnlas rail ' ' :]} hack oni c--l rhe wav, insiea-i .' - ' .T of 11 ir.':? i! ur :: sj-'ritpip htieN:<; .' . . . that mu s l hi. held d u \s u i v. '. . . . _ ' ..,1)5 saiiijr iw oi oiheix ' ] I hJ'* new hinder is easth- ............... reidl,;i|, rhiD m.-ik in;.* duck 'v!'H ir-g ima'e Con *, cn lent than IT.t v k ifore. It is on erf.,' v\ ith genuine du Pom J'aln'ikoid, winch is senfl prod clean.d>le mil dur.ihie Baul-.eih tinv ohi.*.iu full mfnrin.. lion ahc.'Uf it hv wroing i <> the Pass Bonk arid ( luck C.o\i.r (.oinpanc, ip Hio. dwsv. f knxer, i .ohiradi e 1h DO PONT^c j cm*sAr 10 WHY CIGARS SHOULD BE PROPER I.Y YV R A PP ED Nonv/dt/ys mmr aptvs jet- sold /// pirmr/ire wra/ypers than tr. ts fin1 c./st j jut*ytjys jgo iUhl the rej sons j j v sit jonh ni this jrnciv llf- problem ol gening his mcrclun Tdisc lu the Consumer in good condit ion is one 10 which the numt- In P. Y . I invi.r. -n M. "' 1 f'-i f .. ol sfno 11 shreds and particles of tobacco, dried our more rapidly than the Gldk iurw m uiidard 'kongdijler'' cigar. Iir hiuiircr of cigars, in I'.uiniiiuii with nnmufuci urers in m.inv order tu inukl i Ids llwo began io enwr ihear Cigars with other lines, h.is been giving dose aMcmion. h i.s purlieu- foil, oil her mdisrdualh' or in packages of three i.> nvc. 1;iriv impoi i am i o him t li.it the eipar shon Id he p.dai :ihle i he foil, .in add i: um to causing the cigars ; o ret a i: i t heir when it reaches the smoker, ami so he palatable it should moist me until t lies w wind t lie smoke i T no *o111, also contain the right amount ol. moisture. A cigar slut h is protects then against breakage in the pocket. Wohirr a t;j u.d out a nil has hian mu: hit 11 h: ts anolk tr-e \ o r Ik a % c i age short lime pr.ici teal h all the shrekhd-iillcr brands in smoker. It breaks in h is pocket, and the comitn foil wrajgx-d- wlwn light cd burns loo rapid I v,aiul Sfionh ihctvjjter. m.iuniac:us the smoke is hot to the mouth. Ilk delicate aroma the real test ol ,tn\ cigar's value lot lie man who is smoking it ts Inst. It is coik within t lie past lew U. 11UVI.I. has hceii kknl final ers ol other types of cigars began M \dl.h the iigiii ituluMry I'm to protect t heir products willi foil, mans sears and is recognized :ts an and at the present time a substan ;m it h irif i in tluii Cirl*i. tial pew can age of all t: he cigars While on a iveenl I rtpt hroughoul the i lade in the United States are so rears more pan icnhnd v since the war that m.mufaa mvrs ha\e gi \ en this pcinvr eons iderat ion, 1 her.iw tobacco t hat is being a died into c;;!,irs .iC-puises a Cel'tain ..niouui ol moist ure in the priw^ Middle West he observed l he i i wrensinr, use, in several large rlatih, of moisture-proof Cellophane as a w rap for cigars. 1 fis unuK sis of the need* of iht* trade will he illuminating. 77ir /afif{" wrapprJ . S'.mieniainifiicfiircrs have t mi 1 Ik - same prylilcin hy packing their cigars m tin cans. W hen foil wrapping is tiseelT the iohomf i he leaf wrapper cannot be .wen he t lie >uioker. Many....proba oi niaiuii.ua me, and vdien a hoc ol ld i most siiHiki.i> heliike th.it a cigars leaves the hk'torv, it may Iv taken lor granted light li'h.KVo leaf wr.i rper *lc not <.'< a mild w gar. lh is w a (hat tr is in proper condition. In past vc ns, however, that (al!ac\ . bm l he smoker cannot he made to behove 11 , and is ,i hi nil the s'stent ol t he nianidaet ntxa' s irueresc m see mg in order to make his cigars sddde ilk* vcrage mainilae- tlia; ihe cigar was In to he smoked when 11 re,idud i ie tnnr hues as matw light wrappers a> he c.m. 1 hose arc hu ver .1 he a veruge jonher v\ holes, t ler% usual] * lias a good much m*. u'e Cost I v t hy a dare ones of the sa ate ..pi.ih i s , .m.| f11;iiii u' w Inch is a Moivniefn lor fits sloe k and in whidi w hen a m.m tH j< [im, r Ins oiMrunAio c\ :c;iv r i . pn v id. i he humulhv and naiiperaim e can he coni rolled. Wiser tIk m lor his cigars. he is loas h Io uner up this wrapper, i he cigars reads the tei aiha , i hcv arc u mu llv in good lints losing rhe sah s ad\a:it.o:e. So In, lu< bee n ol'lic.ed condit ion. Hut here !s where I he trouble keg ms. i o r house henveem the risk dui tluw-iiokcr will recero; So nii. ietailcis k now how to keep their sUK'k In gooP t he cigars in poor Cold l ion > r tliat t luo wi Is In wi .ip\d condit hm and have lhe necessary equipment -o do tins m such a fash run that he cannot tei i hci her he j > get i ng But a ureal main' cigars ;uv sold through smaller shops, a 11 f`h ! w ra peer o- not < igar siands, drug stores, countrv g.ocerv stotes, hoot This laticr issue hjs I'ecn met In the use c.J ?lie lew black stands, barber shops, and the hke, and in these m.ii.stutv pro. ij i ellopbaae, win s' n n is dedatvd, keeps places they arc ItkYIv to dm** out and tlctcnoraie, the cigars hi period Jotidinoti and, being ahsuhimh niHT iyea there has been a clow, sic.nlv decline in ric (r.msp.nviit, pernms iIn* smolwr to see rIn color oi t he iimnhet id cigars consumed in this cntnHrv. (agar maim t ol'ett co- led \% rap-per a nd i o nidge t In gu,i h i v id't he i t tgtr fact mere nude an invest i gal ion to learn t he rcas< >n for I his hi rhe eviJmCi sd \m h kman>lop S ;sibuI ifv ,nd pi rivL- lack ol popularise in tlicir product, ami many of t hem tior make a un ilesirahlc * omhiiuinri ol adorn:.iges. came io i he conclusion t h.n smoke rs were going to s >! ha (dellopfune costs sh/'hik inorc iftart foil, and n is m, n e forms of iok.seo as Hindi because Ci gars were, not wadi mg slowle app-hed to mdokboil coco's. I oil v\ r.i pie? > mas them in proper condit ion as lor anv other reason, be put on hy nuclrmav . hereas up to ti e proem lime ManufacStacfs ni the '`sinadded filler' Cigw were she wrapping Cigars in (. ellop-hane is a llaml-work pngua first in si ndv i his problem because they had stificred most, t ion. Ihu tins material promtw>. o' sohe die j^roldetc '{'heir product. due to the faci that she filler was made up m mulaeutre-s ha w Invn sviv.H I nag svofi ha \'ears r; cj/ic DU P'OTSTO'uiCuijn HOTELS YESTERDAY AND TODAY What a contrast! Artist- decorators have refimshed a choice suite oj moms in the Du Pout IV-ltunm by using materials oj dn Pout manujaei/me UM I .MBUi hack ut t he g;v y.< a v. lien \ uu Id I home (o movement in America. Manufacturers and the furniture' R, spend soire lime in the cit A ms** ini.5; .111 lie sl;ii ion, ami decora ting di-pa n men is of large a r't gal leries anil si ores \ou were me: hv ;i "cabby ' who extorted y o u re liihs avc collabormct! with 1 .urn. vehicle with 1 red mid go.d rococo decora i h >ij , Arl iiowjda j, s looks to Did list rv to Mlppl V 11U It i ia h lor and oh ro t he hotel you rude l* * he welcomed In' mint her its expression new (exiiles, finishes, met a 1 allovs. plas- djjjnilled gen! killaii w ho <:.iiTied vuiir luggage 11 psi;ilr:-. in liOi, glass and ihe like. 1 lie anist designer seeks ijiiaiity the n mm "orce occupied hv ;i nephew of C >cntra [ ( iranr," proilue is possessing great utiliiv .1 rd versa! ilit v 1 o insure :u he said. And a sum 11 rip paid lor bulb the service .md freedom for their crc.it 1 ve work . And a mtnihci ol du Pont the coiiiiMiiitc it. implied. products d^esiulls. ravoii, P\ faiin, D11C0, Neiimursa and Whal j room! Hut \vc shall spare \ui m;v description others lend tlietusek trail mi raid y 10 hoth manufacturing other than to identify it wii h the ""golden 0.1 k' period and arl uses. of decora 1 ion Ur : age of Morns chairs, couches, on:\ The Du Pont Hiltmore suite a foyer, bachelor's room, corners, plaster of Paris statuary and rococo ornaments. living room, bedroom and two bathrooms roods the The furniture hi-* and bruin' had plenty of `drinker pan these products play in t he dual rule. Wit limit describ bread" on it for decoration, hut that was ihe fashion. ing I heir specific applications to individual pieces of T:>.!ay t he ivm In kcuice brings furniture, a ppid nt immt s and lorrh a smile, for chan yes ha\e other decorations, it is enough, taken place. (1011c arc many ol the old hoick, 1 hev ha\e been replaced hy g yam ic smien ires that house thousands of people nt- execution ol' 1 he ) >11 Pont Biltmoiv Tsuite wus made* po.xxjhk* throui>h thijcssistiincr a n*J c d la hora 11 on of t he fol1owin|: co sa y t ha t: d u Pon t cl vest uffs gi ve colur to the Wilton carpetings, Duco, in air-brushed designs, is. a ppl ied to some of the walls, and under one roof, Between the old and the new is a wide yap thirty Years or progress. I ' p- to tin re hotel managers want their guests to have ewrv comfort mid Convenience- even radio receivers. Nat urn llv, tlie Fttrrtifitn': Wnmimnld-r, PhilittlvIpiUn; ,f.*l **-- I I.u h IIc V nfltl J<el j JI i, f Ml nii' ! Rnpitl*", MW. , Sin f't-r and Sons, Malliii II, Veil, mid Sm, Imt'ioin Ullii -: ISn ! >ii*n ('<., I ti-mi 1 iM inc I'Mtni !a ih - <*-',. in<J Pmli Av'mi<` i/illci'if.'N, all of York Utv. /.im/>.v; Aimco railRrir"'. Chicu^c:: fruryt-raf! (a . 1 .<111;; 1 -Jri>ui t ,i1 > : Ilu- l-.fcli In,, ,n m! 11 m' -\|i rltH-nl N.iviTl.v (.nmjvsiv., <t Maw York t !il,y, is also used on ceilings, wood work and furniture, Nernoursa, appears on the walls and as an lir,holsierv inn] drapery mate rial. Other curtains, draperies, upholsteries and the like are made wholly or in part of intetiois, the furnishings and BrJih I'ixmri'* * Sin'fikm.Mi C o., Wilminj'.ion, IHi du Poet rayon,and t he window* in 1 tugs ha c a so received at*k:n t or/Ji'f-.: (.rc.v. f arpet f fsaHur?'li, N. 1 . shades are Tontine, Pvralin 1 'fvi. The simple, graceful lines of the Georgian s the Karl r American am: French designs t. Nl"fuin Rails; Ma\Iiii>u*i a Vhi.'pRy, RhilaJt lplm* !ihiuri liviiMi'rt- Mrlfripnlmm Piouri- I'rrma- Lu New Yrl: t al y, gkes a charming touch to the reading lamps--see page |--sod. it appears also in furniture acces ham* replaced, the omare Uteris liriyjtuil I'liinhnt'i: W mold Ki.Th s . N<-h York f .1 i . sories such as drawer pulls and of earlier t ears, and now art moderns, with i p. c lean-cm simplicity, is finding a place in Air -hru~\h Dcxioi^ttuu, ln:nikl Novyliy CUi., Mr-a Y ii*k Citv, I'Jt'ots'H Srai tlurrisjMi <*-i.. N"",v Yurt Knobs, 'Throughout the entire suite, O. XV, Went2 of the Fahrikokl hotels. The management s a tv becoming parnnis of tliis art. \ hcv are doing over guest rooms in the ttiuderi- manner because Tu;v lari ie\ t: tlu: public will iVArt: 1 Joii <*ki At ii. fv C a ?iU *. f.i . NJt-w YV <i |. City. Fuht U Ir. `a liumrn 1 h i H' Eu.. Itii'ul I uu- I ir- 1 it <rid< i y inj II, Si i-1-1 t *., >! Mi-v Y < ,i laiy, Si-raoUiil l.iM-a ( n.. Srraril rn\, I'n., j m:.1 I- 1. Ju lYiiil dc Ntinuui s & 1 !<>.. Iik :. Developincmi Bureau, in eonjunction with Winok! Reiss, has earned out the ensemble idea in both the color schemes and iiii'nishings. While the rooms respond in the art appeal are modern, the treatment is A suite til rooms has recent I v rest mined and in keeping with been redecorated and reftnished m I he Hu Pom hilm-irv. 1 he cm inmiiieut. bmipliiHv, drgimv, comfort., color at Wilmington, Delaware. This hold in rhe Bowman ihvuc impressions one gains from cun a casual inspection Mltmufc chain... is trie of the lirsr to employ American of the suiu:. hew guests perhaps will realm,e lowhal ex decorative art ists who use modern mairriak. I hescr rooms tentilu Pout maifl*hi Is ha\e been used, bur cerl.iinlv rlio-u: represent t he work of Whiokf Reiss, 1.. S, l h lev and (). IV. who inspect: these ft mis ci i 1 tcallv will nM tpicsi ion ihcir Wentr, artist designers am! leaders m the art inodeftte value or utility lor relink!ling rooms if: t he uiudcni maimer. in O,'fie 017 J^OT'NTVAfrma v; inc> L'ART MODERNS IN A HOTEL SUITE Plet/s/m? and inviting effects an attained in wonts when the inferior decoration is tip to date In t In' <i **f which tv .tJuMt'u tu the tin*Win' >OuI Aill i'S I 111* i Hi f - <'u/ofA T he carpel m u I f i'll in i! f mm' 77ir ivtilis ate finishi't! in ,s 11 !' ^ f uri istri tciih >i t is hruj-hcd highlights. Yclhnv Dine with him' isiWtriiA/i. 11 *'fleets is tiM'tf on the $im/;DVifv itj design nutiffs the furniture. T/u' ln'i.s u!.1 tuiN-i ifi irilh .vtifi'i'itvuv m von I'l-iivf, mnl f hr glass Clll'fiU lA 1-t-. > ill'- I'iJli I J J l * ,vfliuj.'.v Ilf'1 r.IVim H-f if, U MMi.I.TIilAf l /'all r*-ni The /irmlwttn tna f mg colors- of t-hkt living room fire jfrern imtl bliit'Jf, Myraltirt, air^ lrriiiili.4'<l ijiiih I)tiro* i', i Ik " sfrihing cowring/or ihe Wttlls, Here rayon, JVrinowrw, Pytalitrami Tont me are al, uA'tsch TIk i /ireifdkieti of rnmlern do.sign eivnmit he iWrt in flu# A AltOVC- ----- ?i Jfrcuup ill. flit? hut'firfof TtNim which is twl sfm ii*n in t #wf illiiAifufirm of flu* left, Jitryoi vuf.tn'f coterA the /*iHoi4` m the English <?ds,v t/ui ir, which can he f ntti,,< f or in ed i 11 f o <1 chin txr The I'ui'ilt'lor -v ro<m lone irr .1 chirct color e. 11 11h econ llie /iiitniuic limilit'd h i rrl Ihiio, Tin* glass i cn-`j'dltu/*('tir.v u?n/ ti/rhol.vii'rv arc Tunni. I hi' -Mile drop*'.* arc rmhoid. red iAihriicni,!. i'^Ttllin IV H.vi'd for ifi.mvr /'idf.v und hnch.s, The .(tpfvr-LtR Limp t r/ic htnii i`f fhr if*iv hvd 7%i<im ' vf.it,- ."fiido.'-c l* 19 The driving fa hie in the Imfroom i.t o/ v 11 i! h g ? ii v h <11 f a'< i<ii ,/-i. im; o n Dir I In t.J '.'iurtill .v IlHl.'t'll! v/ijIi'IOIIA- ifl'M II r'> ,V ^Jho DU p^OTSI Tv/toa i n a FA 13R1 KOiD IN' FRANCK {Lannrmtd from page 7) I'Vcnch origin. During Hie erection of the plan! anil resciilaf.ivcs of all the larger 1 rench users of I'ahrikuid iusc.ilLi dun of t lie. cqui pmem. the French rrarkcLs were Tlu products made it first were mainly those which canvassed in obtain rhe many important essential malo were already widely used in I Vance, bur after a time it ti, iIs of immuinctuw, llic.se had to be tested with a view was found that tile field Could be broadened in include iii their :tdaptahdii v for being incorjm- some of the newer uses which had not ra;.eJ in the finished p-oduct. lieui developed there up to that time. To assist in i he prepararhm and opera Sogrc.it has burn : he success .mending lion of die plant, the du Font C.ompam ^ fhedhnaxol theSocieli IVaupaise Fahri sent technical experts to France. He tins kohl i!mi even alter t his eonipar.il i vel v means ii. was possible to obtain f be bene short interval ;m expansion program fir of the long nanudemring experience .si-{'ins in hr in order. As is the case in of the Newburgh staff, si no.: c he: up:a was other parts of the world, the French to produce in 1 ranee exact.v Hie same market for hahnkotd is steadily expand rvpv uf matena I fha: America has been ing and new u.scs for the product are Mippfvmg in I he French market. hemg connaiidv dcseloped; and, due to 1 i|-*sjn i he physical completion ol tin: the progress!w spirit of rhe Gaillon plain there ensued t he nceexsan period man a gel lent., im n ine was lost in taking devotes! to c nlht:i mg raw materials, acquiring and training the operating men, preliminary manufacture and test - ilutrxv <tf tlu - ,firi't tfnr fu'wmit t>n lh>- fuL-uny yrainub: advantage of: these opportunities for growth. With a pi a nr that is mumest if mahiv in;; of' ?he products, and perfect tug the orgaitiza! ion. the most modern and dhaciu. of its tvpe in Fa m*pc, ami Or- Hie twain eighth of Sv {Member, i m-d rhe < otillori with I lie promos n e spini of its mail a gciiK.nl, i he Sue let e f.iaorv svas forma 11 v opened 1 he ceremony was attended Fram aise Fabf iio bd is m 'mirahlv eempped to serve the be nunv pron.itienr people anil especially hv tile rep niuvt exact tug ;vouti`eiiH.aUs nf jfx trarkei'. A BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR YOUR MAGAZINES a zincs just out of then wrappers, wii h clean, smooth, is, and 1 hen ihose san e magazines alter a d is or two i; ini Iv i at fern I. lurn, of icJi minus Covers, \\ hat a far i he tleCor.it i w: xchcim of 11u; living; room nr bbrurr1 new jackets. called Guild (.users, f rausfoi tn Hie moil of wdl-thmuhed period ic.i Is mm a charming decora ile, modern designs, their softly blending paste1 shades vviHi ;nv Color scheme, Simply Ii;> a cover oxer cadi .fi.rmation is accomplished, - u ill hold //'' A./.oov/,/}- P*> 7 or smaller pebb le in live sizes, f11 addition, there art; fixe .striking, brushed patterns am} I \i: well chosen colors io please aid ions. To match, I hr re ale jai lot s f* novels, book ;g port folios and other atiracHvc accessories, v Guild (.oxers and related ptoducts are made of gen uine du Font lahrikoid, so their permanence ami beanie an.: assured. When dustv or soiled. a Taunt Fuji ivstuirs 11 no r* original h t xlmcss. Thcv arc obtainable in most huge stalioncrv, gift and department: stores, or tin: Periodical RcaTer'T < iuild, a division of the I larris Wolff Id:an.-, at \1j -` W. sdli Street, New A'<>rk City, Wtl: tell YOU where they may be purchased. <J/ic IJ1J lHy?l\4(a<iLVAttu> ELIMINATING "BLUE MONDAYS' An vxii\i Jut/j tlifj of h /.iuir ihi n/wUrn /w s m mh who //j'r.vn Pit//!tins Altmumnii i WtsUr lK'ij:; t:ii ii,t mt*d Mimia v \ X ii ' Wlatmdrv il.iv for rhc women folks ccrl.iinlv f,i (fed 1< > realize f lur <*x lent ; n w IX \1 oon : i-vo m . The on of rhc V : Icau hlansij.tnurinn CornpaiV. has !vi**i m I Hi el' II Mi 111: i V .111 ,i hiHLliilU ti 1 h .51 \V. Lik! WOfC e!i ! thoughts of blue Monday" cm spoil .i care tree ,i!L ciurihohm .Tamu that uiiiil be vn;]T to oix-r.i-c ,mJ otherwise cn joyuhlc wi ek end hkv r ii mo a v c .m\ 1 he require h n 1e a n vm 1, m . 1 * h v v a mplc. i\ -c lower ` r.nncv ork toil and drudgery of Hu: wash tub is InrdK in accord is cnuivh open, >o Hut :here i> not h mg : c.Och and with twentieth ccnturv standard* id living, ai-d rcn.nnfv invuiiud :i 11. dust .1:1 J d Of. 1 he die ch ;s fee nid in the C np not with the ideals of American husbands who pride ni i he .uuuror w Iu t c it i* Ciiimiiuvslv urvrau-d 1 here themselves on supplying modern uv nr year <hif 1 mg com rivamvs in equipment to lighten the burdens 'lie gear box i.eloria: (be I Me or of housework. he niechai ssm, and the possibility Modern industry and invention of oil leaks has been eliminated, have accom pi isbed wonders in per since the box is completely closed. fecting household appliances that Nothing requires periodic oiling reduce long hours of labor to a except the motor. minimum and at the same time To facilitate opera non, even? provide more leisure and freedom machine is equipped with a spe for ocher activities. The machine cially designed gas heater so that illustrated here is a case in point, the water mnv he heated when it; for the Vulcan Manufacturing is in the tub...to the boiling point* Company* of Kansas City, Mis if desired. This eliminates the ne souri, has demonstrated that it is cessity of carrying hot water. possible to reduce the time required A easr-a 1 u tn 1 mini swinging for home laundry work by at least wringer turns the water in either jo per cent. Its product, the Fault direction and is lifted with a quick less Washer, is the outgrowth of acting safety release and tension twenty-seven years of successful thumbscrew. Its large cushion iiianufiicturingexpericnce, and tine- rolls .covered with high-grade rub third of that time has been devoted ber, will not crush buttons in ihe to specialising in the production of wringing process. A convenient, the Faultless line. hinged lid holds the cloches. Tears ago this company set out The motor of onc-qmirfer horse- to build n quality a hi m in tun tub washer of imaxi in uni efficiency and durability. While this t:ypc of ma chine is costly to construct, no powiin* is ins ul ated frOil! the framer The mac binic has aiJO nabIe legs and h o t be raised 1 I!" ow<mod to any tfaired height, *rimS fei1 ture is expense was spared to insure cor rect design and the use of the best possible materials for each part. t> Cf of thit X ijititre tiih typ&, irk fan Dms m ith fight grafts frnnmmf1 especial!) unxnien t, s ince it permils the Wjisher to res f pcrrfectly level on an uoevest flo : i i . Large, Cast aluminum wal finally selected as best for the purpose. easy-rolling steel Ca :ers gi*cai:fy iact 1irate the haiiidling Every detail ol design has been given Careful thought sher. and attention. After exhaustive tests, it was concluded di... se leersd j:ts the st,and ard by the that the so-cal led 1 `square tub" design was most desirable. Vu lean M anufacturing Company-..contri btires matcri ally This type was adopted because the course of the water to the beau tv and utility of the Faultless Alumimim is broken by the corners of the tub, resulting in increased Washer. An attractive, conservative color scheme of * El agitation. In a round mb it is iiti interrupted, The agitator Eased* tan with light green trimming fends a touch of is a large, one-piece, aluminum casting with four blades color to the kitchen or laundry. The toughness and dura otic inch in width, of special design. An oil-tight, main bility of Oncoinafceic hard to scratch or mar. Its smooth, gear case contains only five working parts... four mnehine- lustrous surface---tasv to keep clean- - will retain its one;- cut gears and a connecting rod, lubricated by the splash dial richness and beau:v throughout years of service. 21 Q/ie HU PONWa^fz/ru> THE CHEMIST'S AID TO AGRICULTURE i v.v *, bushels being cst imated fur t ^17, or uppn )xi m:n.el v i.*, per Cent of the crop. A Lirge ;xtri of I he hiiMr.css of flu* du Pont Companv is Iuut! upon the LonsumpUon nl products of annual or \cLt.ililc origin. Glycerin, for eotniple, conies cither horn sugm h\ fermentation or rrt-m anirna. eroduels as ,1 hr produci of trie mamii.icuire of soaps fra in lais. I[ (-> u.:cd lor making jioi . an v nitroglycerin lor fi tgh cxpfo- sp.es. Imp ah-u a great rn.uiv oilier chem icnl CnmponniIs which sci'.e .is soKene-, resins ami iozan s in 1 lie manHlucmrc nl jpimtu, v.irr bites, laapiers, enamels. {rams- paretti maleii.db, Mich a> Pvtaliu sheeting lor automobile windows, |.ii let ware am.l scores of other articles. Into t bene products. in many cases, rhcUHC.i I compounds made from cot ton enter in 1 he extent of m.mv t hnimnnd* or urns. V. e use a rre.it m.mv hv products of agriculture as well as prmerp.i! products. \\ e no! or; h use sugar, bur also siiy.ir c.me and mni.)'-<s. We not uiilv use cor mu. hut oil ii> wclt. brum bun cm ;nanuhuTHi'ei's we Sn iv >rv nut waste. Wenscstrasv. o.a m-Urch. w ond pulp. Hour, hulls o| i.ertaii] kmJ.sol grams, and 1 luseed -oil. \\ e (i.ivc; m;iiiu~ lactirvi.i a great maiiv tuns of camphor from turpem ine ;i!iki we consume ro.sin in the m.inuf.icture <>1 x.inmiN c he mica 1 compou uls. Anienc.in-niadi* proixdletu powder fni- spot {try ami military purposes is. as vuu know, pm Jneed eir irelv frrmi cot ton ; ami in its manufacture various soheiits are used, such as alcohol ami ether which, in their turn, arc also made from agricultural products. One b the mo'-t important chem teaI products id ,igri~ cal'tiral 'n:;in e. b)iu:o. (jrM developed hv the <!u Ponr Company, This diuciHc liriHi uses products made from tadlulosc and die sni \ eti o mv deft mx ! from O >rj 1, sugar am.l mola-wes. I he Consumption oi i)ucn-t\ pc tttaJenid.s has mulunlied mam* fold, as much as :_*|c. pci* ce it in a omHe rear, (. Jot h . it self wow n frtJin Coin in is coated with chemical custijii) 11-ds ami emliossed to pi odme uphdstcring mate rials such as 1 ahnkoiil. dTiese matcr ia K base supplanted Lather for man v m.^s, .s;xO,d)y in au!o?i;o|-iiIc uplun- 'teriuu. hen'-y bet ier,id.t| ted tiesotm: purp1 ises Hum le.u her Hsvli U.-.ced texa : ho are made up a mu-.i enrireh' oi j-yod-- ua of ayrnarb ura I oriem. 11 a. ia"Jn f urn who the eoi mn f ;.r the v. o n cn le'.iilc b^ci.'inq, and ar u'e coiron for the coat my iiiatcri.il, while other .lyriciiltuivl products eiehl i he oils .h -A so]\eiit:- a>ed m the !Uium!ac:uriny 'rocca.:-.. 1 he .1 im.'.iI sup|Uv of hv-jsrodi cts nl ajinculiure in this countrv hits hccii vjnnu\!y est nnatol at ; to in.-,.-' ; , ions 1 hese [>v-j^roduct'i or wastes Consist of cereal. di \ and ru'r si raw. si-par cam: h,iya-.Sl- ri iV ^-vr a Iks .iiir Cobs, eat bulls, pcirmi. Itulls, CaUui sralvNi cadi p itaUies .md lemo; s, unmar kcaalde dried I rails, tin; resi due from beet sny.ir j nan uf act u rc, ;-?id f he shins and pus ol ,iI. ki'.-nU of (runs, UrmiiN commercial nmduas liaie I-'ecu de'-xdoped f?om tltese waste materials. comparati vcfv I'eCcmt. dc1,chipnkriit. is the immufut Hire of furba'al from o.u hulls. 1 his material has become ,1 birye ^C;Jle mdusirial (sruihici, hemy sold in lank ear lots; it is utilized in .t v,iriet\- o( piudueis. latosj I* a r m rn bac mi; v Opinioiw dnler on the ptiestuni id dto elopioy I,ict:u\ oul fels lor farm prudiujs. Siune writers predict a I inic when r he JaCiorc waff u.ve more ti-nu pmduias r imn will he eimsiuned foi* loud; orlser.> look to 1 he eGMioiiire nti]j nation oj wicdi lericuhur.d waste*. .t\ a vein limited possi hi lire. While f here arr'Cnnimereial *'act ory utir lets lor some of them, hard I \ im re Hem a l^eL'dimino has been m.ide. Wbeai straw i> used in yuanthies for idle pmduet ion of* C!>rnif*:ifeil laoard for shipphto O mi aiuers. kcCcair I v, the prcpar.ii ion of cellnlose frotn corn stalks on a burnscale has been tMnimtmcrd. 'I he mamdaet ure of a buihhny hoard from su^ar eauu hat'assc has auamet co 'isiderals'e prop:>n itms won the resyfi that' some additional Miyarciuie nre.r-N ,1 re Ix-iny phuiled in the South IxiC.itise of tile fitvorahle direr hiiuyht about hv the price received for ha t',i.s.-c. A \erv i\if- wf msuljimif maU'i ial ts imule from straw id seed ll.tx. and ground ]h.:.u h i! hulls have been use,.I to a limited extent in Intikliny Cmistr k u roit. 1 ilo not know where the yrcatesf field for the miliza (ion of farm products imiv lx:, but certainly the demand (nr waste ui ili/ar ion in I be corn and, wheal hehs of our central stares is 1 vtn important one because of 1 he con Mtler.ihle t|U.mt :t io-. of imoerials wdoeh are a variable withnui paving bry j froihs charges for their assemblage -At sumr tvm ra I consmnmy point. i hese fuaterial.s eonraiu Cclluiose and products ilnselv related to it, hut there is nmeli wo* k to he ill uie to find out huv besi o: 11HI i/e t hem . In preparmt; ceHulose from wood, evermhim.* ext:ept the so eade.l alpha rellidose in dest mvc I In' the el let meal processes now omp.mcd. Accord mg I v, Hie chemist has turned his attemioi to the rcc< werv ami in i Itzai ion uf sue h ina cm i.iJs as lignin and other hv oiuduUs of t lie immuiacrmv of a!pita ielhdose. A lieginniirg has been made m i his diru.a c n . Ar it rnpi - haw. a hi * lx. tn iiiad< to |sroduce alcohol and m iithetic t amting imiierials fi'otti r he v;jsrc I ii|ii* n:- k 4 cap.'f p-ufp nctnuf .k 'i mv. \ h !s wi vk , bow e'-er. is still in Hie exfa r:mental s;age 1 he rising cost of u od w-mplia'.i/.e'. t f e iriponaaCe of r Im. tv pe d cbeimc 1! research, becausevvwn un ic o md it ion-, are likelv t o iluiian 1 that c./dido.->c be obtatrsed fi'oai ehcaper sources. [ am mformed dure i--*,- lorvig.n proces-, wliii'h produces a hinder lorc-ul bnijncties Ircir tin: prsiducis id decayed vegetable libers, ami rha- loo themicaI p-rocoses for ri:i" plmoag mold*, and bactmaa timler c'arrhillv i octroiIc h ! omrinims la break up 1 fu: clcmruuf\ raw ma-;trtaIs ami In- |-r* h Uk . t ^ mto usd ,11 products arc becoming oi increas ing import,me:.:. The chcmjxrm of the uti hz.i t ton of agnculumt 1 pia duct s and bv producrs or wre.fs:s is mj I! m us mfanev d'be ceonoinit cuesuous of jolkcuon mu '- 1 ra nspori at ior, of c hese 22 35 LJ PONTTV/fa<fa n i no mareruls are mtporunt, and the drying ami processing of ( hem widelv scut tered materia ;s arc eikonecnna problem* of i he Imm mapiiitmlv, Ac nicseu? those whah tan he <'hushed Irons the Linn as a nominal cost of as low as a dollar a ton tan liaulK he handled ccuounncai l % ita eumijc- iHUMiwiih saw d us i pi Its and \v,wc In miser pilm as soirees <>f cellulose, because :he cost ol a.-snnbl m a i I a sc y v .imc s has been home hv ilu. lumber w hick is produced. 1 he pii'sem luc lose- eoitsumpi ion of a nrieti IL lira I wasics is very small com pa red wadi the apprepaie tomiapcof Mich produc is a vat I i hie. And s he exc-unce of lan*e Mtppdv of raw m.:let':a! docs not, of Itself. UtisfillHe ar adv.|iL,ie reason lor smdvinp ils us tli/aI son. One 111101 hr>l Jeter - mme l hr cos 1 of asseiiihiim* die maien.il ,n suitable point s for ennsumpt son .mil 1 he probable Costs of mar ana Is with whirls is will compete. Irveti sliyjii difien-nees in c o m m.iv pre< hull* ihr use ui some' wasir products. We rmisr. there fore, recoyn be that m>! inerelvchemical research i^ropi oed to find new iin c .n foi' apnailntr.il w.istr, but economic .studies m 11s 1 be made to ascertain presen? and hit lire Con dil ions heioie I a rye sums of numev can be sale! v invested in phms and mamiluc- nrrnp equipment for convert mp apricuhund wastes irto iisdut ; a ieks of count scree. An example of die successful upphc.it son of V'-earch 10 she problem of jpriaihur.il wanes is furnished hv she eimis mduvt r\ , I he dis pi in a. id cull or w aste trims iv.is a paassini* problem, since n involved nor men Iv a w.Ni- ol pi i k Iiic is mi which 1 one ,ne labor had heci r e.\ pended. but also .iv addir ional e\p-rsc tor disposal ol 1 he mate rial. Rcscaielt hv the bureau of ( hennsfrv dew-loped uses for t he waste ft inons ui l he Juaindacl lire ol curie j c h !, lemor and nranpc oils, peerm and the hhe. A prole ol appros ima !eb S f,... *. .-*:>-> a rear vvu> t f ms re.ili/eJ and the citrus yrower, instead id paying 1 dollar ;vr t<>11 lor dispi tr-tnt* ol his wane material, rra-oe tweUc dollars per mn from the he pmdiai mamil .icuirv. I l has been proposed i ban . mi ear brown as " le v u Io m ' ' a>uId be profit.ihlv prepared from Jerusalem ar ichokes. .1 eiopteadih piowis and \irldim> a Lrpc tormuye per unit area. ! have already mens ioned that tin- miTcusiny use ol ha passe as a build im* 11uien.il has .sr inmlaied 1 fie phmi iuy til addi t ional o i;ii laiir. but t best t sample* an su ik i 11 p chiellv bee.irse l he\' are starve. Research and economic Jcv eh M iiKrui must inultipb es.impfcs oi thisl.pe, heioi e the I Jen h v is ihel v to ivoum: an imp- n an! a 1.1 il:et for farm pr.tduc?-, pr in a few spew.rl Ilk. mill/, i \o\\ apricsifl ur d \\,.mc is. hrs.'-cvd'. not 1 he ooh .i:-pi et , perfi.i ps mu i ne nn >m mi port a 1 1 a spec r ol the pp-1 icaf toi ol chi-itosirv to the po fdv-m ol hro..denii y farm m.n bets- 1 henueal deveiopinems in the pisr h.oe ilispl.iccil a ip-ieufj lira 1 po ideas h otn 1 fie m.1 rLei; 1> ir r\,i m pie, m lulreiic i 1 wlia> displaced the narural tndjyo winch used 10 be proven up, m 1 funisands of acres id bo d m led 1a. hv `he same niLeu ir k eoneei'cable that indnsi r\ m..v deinaml raw nuicria Is which onyin.i re upon t lie lanii lor the inamdaemrr of suithetu piVidneis. Seiiaitv has made possible ihe muiiulecaire ol iart ili/.ers o: afumdarir supple to inert use crop yields. Sclent die applications have Ini :o the development ol imuorbv.i larm nuchinerv. ;.rd aJI ibis has helped f o increase rhe product Wiivni*. he p- ounJ. hewer men wm inns jioeiikc from mu j 1 ler ate.is larper welds 4 indtpviiH.ihii'loodstuMs. Wh.i01a loivea I 1 ]iaa ihal upp-bed science .sbuuld deichip ue w pn>duCis Jepcridem upoiu he prowi d of ih '-'v crops tor 1 be su p-dv . d ? lie raw marcrtals repuiivd.' 1 ef nieclonv 1110: h1- ,0 illusir.a -i h i: Th 1 hi i.;, >i ivn ^e fvl k'\'c C! u l r-. 1 he a kind . i tosmbad ve^eia noil which once nrew u pi u; ; he 'Uirl.stv''t : In?, e in h. 'A e Iwec had a eom.mied and [ vrsisteP! clb I** C |n Jc'. ise [us iCesrCS for t Ik- m. mi fact tnv ol a I up; id 1 lie t an ? ? a h:c k r 5 he 2 n 1 ern a I a>mbustioii engine. Idle chon has been to produce ,ofT ipisolmc an. I 1 Ik' 11 be from such raw muk'na U ,n: h c r-11 e T pal ami Naiw p iso!me lor .rnomohde use is on!v a .soiiuki'lur dilierent auidanatinn of oirhou and !>vdropen Irom t he Ci-a I we Miowd ru ro our f uniaCcs. ( hern ic.d p-i O esses are Ca pahfe of aieCt i.i:: much rm ue profoinivl dunpes it: chemical sininmv and phvsie.tf form t ban is i I his trv ted f'\' t fit' Jifiavnce !\.i iv iv ii a lamp of coa! and .1 [u.i:! of pasofme. but r he for so0 k iu>oi ( bet ic tuel^ must be improved and ehcatvred n order dial economic laws l)U\ siuiiobite ilk: rep.aCv-nient ol Coal o-' Oil bv >iUftc synthetic Inch ToJjv M se^iu> merebihk' that c.uI sinmId e'-er lx- tUiiupk-ts-l'.' do-plae-.-.i hv -ml or pemdemn c-iMiI- I.Ucs. and \et hpnid liul. wufi 0>. c.me -..I stoktnp. trans- pon.o ;on and liarubm^. and aKcncc of ash, is ,1 most a r: raer ive 1. imhus;: Mr d i -u mav i 011s;. !cr n l.nnasoe ii I were t - Mitvik'Ni tinit mHU, d.iv .1 f 11k world -> loci wsll v v .awn m ai'c.iT ;o'e:is ol die idobe where the rapid prowl h l'l a yreat vedukk- of vend,it ion will providn a cheap iiki In h - ol r-u [p U vie 1* ;i Combinai ion .i| hvJt wtpea and carbor. \fee*' ad 1.: hee k?''| oi rhe sx.OentaII is ikeivb ilk' rcudi of Miohpht hboig w.tui from t he Ii, order that it mav fad as ivii 1 upon r he hi idler -lopes and be impound i <. t mv. 12ie wheels of our prc.il hveroebcwk' pb mis; and it is 1 he om I ye h: of a IwpMik. a;.a. svh-ieh ooldo! tlk proxs-mp tree or plant to combine w iter w 11 h the on h>m diowde . 1} the aii. set -a- rat in;* ilu- ospe.en p-ar: 1,1!A , to pise us die carbor Dr )o d i non I', a pr* 'Jtici v'o.u r.U'lk-n f penotid : ai fun sunln-rhi !u--mes ah' mi the dkUit'cal n.Ki i. no rdlus r.ik d hi- flu prowl ft and maturin' of the !.ira cr- *jw. T te enh o a row w ^inne dp-d-pv prod lie .nid t.i.-u n: plant v. 1 ai d i-inplo-r the eueras' m {lie mo l tor Ci-nfnniiyc eariam and ]p, dr.ren as eedidos.- or 1 .irb. dn'd-'a les , and av. t e h^. imeai faei u-k. - nikdii itaeiiib. ir.iieiarm dies np ii la iiid. 'A mb :hn-m,n he d ol am ia i ime, it --mu puiu > 1 les. I ml ,1 > imp hi a epvar. 1 !( '-Hi '. 1 l(i v as H \ li(U i i: `.Ml -.. I t i'.o 1' k i i:; i -. We k-hew*. h.nvo-o. dui m her and ni..:viibdv v.fAiions ol rfk- [ 1 ud for .n-osvti^' r i\v mm. 10 lx foi- the fuciorv woubd resuh rreun a broad cor:'UVr,n;s;n of i\m t|iii-Mon. and line o an jr/nimanf 'oi mndaruero.d e'u-mb eal rn-'raivli in Cnnermnen! I.o-arao ies. 1 hesc proAkuns are ua? ion wisie in .-cope, thev cad bn a comhin-k jon of 23 <J/7e 1DU 1 the best scientific brains that. Cai) be made available for their conste.erarium Obviously. nothing sa\e waste can tCMih hinn ;i hapha/.ard ami distuminmms attack upon CPic problem. (3n !\' t he long-corn mued and const,i m ly .;pphed ebon: which L-. as hilable in i i avcramciit hihnre titles would seem to he adequate. Only laboratories of this.son couh; cann on ; Ik hindnmaitof research demanded be ihis problem ui developing ihe pmemialitics of the tia lion's hiniis from i he .standpoint of t heir uscbduess for r he Euinoid ianairres as well as h>s*f l:i: ;*n n\ t n ol fuuiisl ulis. It has been said fhai ii requires i ; pnines oi foods! ulis lo produce* three pounds of beck and three acres of (and in .support a cow, hui thousands of oomids of solid yeasi protein may he developed ami separaied iis a lew hours in a vers* limited space by growing yeast upon such ferment able agricultural vvasie as molasses, W hether we shall eventually take appreciable anuwiis ol our paiicin in r he lurm n( u \ea.si. protein instead of beef, I do not know. 1 his merely serves to ill us l rate the tremendous, fevolut turnin' changes winch uppJ ied science is ca ouhle of bri *ig ;ng about in the lives of mat. 11 you had odd the g;o and coke manufacturer n the early da vst hat hts stink mg coal :ar would seme da\ hceolnt: the raw ivu.tci iul A h E lie Off u.luci ion i if a whole work! r if colors,drugs and me he in a I products, lie would have heem no less skepiif.il than you mar he when I talk of the p<issibi[ity that science xviV. evolve new uses for eurarely new crops which will atitunuiitealh cake c.oe of a number ol out problems sodas*, such as I he ul di/.utioii of Certain agriciiltur.il wastes, 1 wish l.o emphasise l he charade:* of tins n.-search; it must he lundamental, not aimed al the immcdnOcsohnior i d same small spec i he problem. Ibis fol lows I r mi a mini her of has: hirst, the pis>hk*m of todav is not the urgent problem oi tomorrow , second, years, rather than months, are rc quire.I I o mala: any appreciable progtess m the .sulu tion ol problems of this nature; third, man is lira bed ir his knowledge and since he cannor foresee rhe specific problems ol the next decade, the only safe met Inh ! ot approaching the general problem is upon a fundamental basis dlte a pplicat ion of chemist rv as an aid to ugriculi me is much broader than meadv finding uses for prescui agidcnhim:I hv products St is tin* problem of hading the hesi. wa\ to use I be tillable ucieuge of lilts Country in llulight of the findings of aofdied Ksence, ami the applica j ton of the broad economic laws which a a as infallible in their opemi ion as the law ol gravtl vc (.hcmical research of a fundamental mil me, carried out over an i:.\ iciidcd penun j ii buKitiltlniL lahotatni ic.s, would he quite attn'fi h 3 'ill film to findings of i he* gi'ea t csr'v.1 hie in the solmiorm! this vast uiidcotnplex prohfcin THE WEATHER NEVER VARIES '{ i7ifmu:. I xr-a: f.-i.-r - ; Increasing the tempera i are is accomplished by means ,>f the steam coils, and rhe reverse cliect is secured hv ntili/mg the refrigeration equipment. The air compressor Is a ueCessarv ad inner ro operate the* air coni ads, and the warm pump serves ro keep the water in circukitton 1 he entire apparatus is arranged lo u.*x:ralc uiitomaiically, I luman hands have little in do except Nod the controls and oil the machinery from time m rime; and there arc imiy two controls requiring attention. One regulates rhe : cm pet* at ure and the ot her rhe moist mx content of t he air. rhe constant temperature room al Philadelphia isihree rtmes as large as idle-one al the 1 xpcrimeiual Station h is a cork-insula led room, with wall and telling on fates finished m whirc Dueo. I'.sscruiadv the .vime type of apparatus is employed to siipolv conditioned a sr to 11 as has heel' previous I v described . I Ik : un i Is are. of Cue joe. Con sideruhiv larger- hor in^Mnce, (he reirigeraiing tnach,iue eotdd 0]*oijuL*e seven and one-hah- livo ol iec -Ja:Iv, II used lor that purpose. I lie temperaiure anc Immlihiv condi tions in this room arc precisedv the same as ihv,(. nuiu taineil in I lie room at the 1 *.x pet mienta Htai ii;H, and cssuiti.dlv the same nie!l;ods of coir.rnI arc ojicraTi\*c. 1'his room is equip1. *cd, as ilie ill asj ? at ion sin a \s , with a drying nine rneiyr extemhi g aeons the rear will. On i Ik : nearby table m a rda.sto-metcr i:n men sure the consiaii.-nc\* ol paint: a hardness taler, a balance. *m apurnius for measuring tdoiycr.it ion am: tearsi;c st rerygTi, a rack ol* pi,lies lor the hardness raster, anil a spinning device for prosluciiig uniform films, On the middle table, left to right, is a film thickness gauge, a haI.mce. gallon weight and viscosity cups, and i reco'drng wet-ami dry bulb thermometer. And on the table in Iron! mav he seen a refract ome?tr, a him spreader, two ervptomeicm for nica Miring t he hid mg power of paint films, a West phal balance* for measuring sprenr gis.vity, a ntohilnmeier jnr cousis i*enc*y measurement s, a visa isit v eupset iqumd a body i nhe rack with standartls. C* impletef v cipiippcal air cotklit iojieil rooms such as t h is are invaluable lor scientific resting work. In dc\doping now pmtrniyo films where a careful comparison ol i lie cliect of i lie ing!'ciIiLiu> on liuished pmducts is necessary, such facilities are essentia!. They are also of enormous value in selling up spec hcauoris lor hmshed products. 11 in ing de .amined h\o.|tiant rial tvi.. tests their prt)pci*t.tc.sat definite combi ions ol Euit|xr;mirv and humidity, ii is pos sible to gi 11 5,k k mom hs later ami m.ikec.ouJ unit pin is* ms. While for comparison work it is desiru de to maintain i In.-x roc mis ar cr n i i am temperature and humidn v, ti rs tievertIieless pcissible Jo duplicate :fie atmospheric comli tjons found am* time of tlie vear anv svbei'e in the I hi tied St ala, except where hoih u;nq>a nHii e and 11i.uu i<! i % are verv low. by this means one can study the dkci id v,m ing climaitc coudii tons on t he proper! tea of a product, which mav Ik * sold and tsed in an* stale of tin- Union. In a Mihscquem number some ol i lie <T-vices used lor <|tiaiiriutivc cvaliiaiion work will he discussed in derail. 24 (SHD E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Inc. G on era! Execu t ive ()(]i ces, WML jVl I N G T O N, DE. LAW' A R E All Inquiries Regarding dn Pont Products Should lie Addressed to the Company--the Nearest Office ACIDS AND HEAVY CHEMICALS Actilx, alums and miscellaneous heavy chemical pro<lurls, Philadelphia, Pa., d5th and Cray's I'Vrry Kd. Newark, N. .1., 25< Yanderpool St m i AMMONIA Lav.ote. 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Chicago, III., X40 No. Michigan Avenue Detroit, Mich., 5-25<> Cenernl Motors Bldg. Fairfield, (hi mi. New York, N. A .. 21 East 10th Street San Francisco. Calif., Balfour Building 551 California Street RAYON l)u Pont Rayon Company, Inc. New A'ork, N. A'., 2 Park Avenue Buffalo, N. A'., P. O. Station B Croensboro, N. C. 70S Jefferson-Standard Building Creenville, S. C., 4OX Woodside Building (lid Hickory, Davidson Co., Term. Philadelphia. Pa. 1 20'* Land Title Building Providence. R. I.. 'Ml Hospital Tiu-t Bldg Reading, Pa., dt N. nth Street San Francisco, Calif., Balfour Building d5 1 (`alifornia St reel Mexico City. Mexico, K.ditu io Cidosa Dt tigitay 55. Cuarto 2 IS LIT!IOPONE, DRY COLORS AND PI CM ENTS Products for paint, ink, oilcloth, linoleum, rubber and other industries. Boston, Mass., Everett Station P> Chicago, III., 2100 Elston Avenue Cleveland, Ohio, 1724 Cnion Trust Building I -os Angeles. Calif.. 2054 Bay Street Newark. N. J., 25n Yandrrpool Street Philadelphia,.Pa., 5500 Cray's Kerry Road Portland, Oregon, 15th and Johnson Street^ San KrancLsco. Calif., 27-1 Brannan Street Seattle. Wash., 151S F'irst. Avenue. South PAINTS, VARNISHES, DUCO (FOR HOME USE) A complete line of paint anil varnish product* Jar all home and industrial uses. Boston, Mass., Everett Station P> Brooklyn, N. A'. Building No. 2(>. lUlsli Terminal Chicago, III., 2 tOO Elston -Avenue New A'ork, N. A'., 21 E. 40th Street Philadelphia, Pa., Public Ledger Building 1 mlependenee Square San Francisco. Calif., Balfour Building d5 I California Street p y r a l in , i tern; a n d VISCOLOID Du 1*0111 Viscoloid Company, Inc. l'yralln and Lucite Arlington, N. J. Aiscoloid Leominster, Mass. Pyralin toiletware and the new Lucite boudoir accessories. Novelty and transparent sheeting, rods, tubes and beading. Also ('Icanahlc Collars. Boston, Mass., Room 401 Charle (`li.iuney Building. dX Chauney Street Chicago. 111.. North American Building New A'ork, N. A'., ddt) Fifth Avenue Sail Francisco, Calif.. 745 Mi ion Street PYROXYLIN TOYS AND NOVELTIES Pacific Novelty Division Toys, rallies, infant sets, hair ornaments. New A'ork. N. A .. ddO Fifth Avenue When you i nv in Atlantic City, New Jersey, visit the du Emit Products Exhibit, <rf 1121 Boardiealk "All ready, dear, the DUCO is dry)> TO every room in your house, gleaming Duco colors can bring wonderful new charm. Almost before you can realize, the Duco is dry. Enduring Duco can beautify almost any ob Think now of the furniture or woodwork you'llject in your home. It is available in all the transform with Duco tomorrow. modern shades and colors. With either brush or convenient hand-sprayer, Duco is made only by du Pont. Take no chances you will find genuine Duco a delight to use. --be sure you see the du Pont oval on the can And there is no inconvenience or delay. FOR SALE 15Y GOOD DEALERS EVERYWHERE DUCO Duco Jo t industrial application it obtainable from du Pont factories. Duco for general household use may he pur chased from f^ood paint and hardware dealers everywhere. made only by duPont PRINTED IN U. S. A. BtG.U.S PAT.Orf.