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vvv5j-^ m Q007-SWP-Q37426 --- 4 m n.U< iaa w n a piAmrt>i<?TujaNa c u iu x mg . rwr. 7 -.U~ Y jJ*1, #U liM tt* ^' ^VlHt M N MIH ff * IUp / C*. *1. AU* ywar lliatf. (Uu Utt Aco* Load 4 Caiar War** Maw It cfe< jna- 4'lot (im f tk HMr>' * VUat to lb* nckt I* Wlton* B. pr*M*at of IN Haw* * **V. ^CV%sA?f~----- .? fMaiUiir'uw laduUT far Detroit wgf^Aoaaucaci in 'Board *f s CMri.>4U a raaiilt *f ae*U*' llva*. which w*r earrlad thr#g*h / ! aontba.' r* tfta. Nnmm ,* iB^iiilflaa^wlili -.AW } Macaulay at U* tA tacaiM n caavtatlar H lunritT L**4 Co, or\Pl bOtfl*. that l^atro/t la l)i natural u4 Monamle , Oatot' lor tt aAsvtMiura of whit*] laad^iud aflltd prdu1*. ' Mr, Mac* iuUf `taa *t** Maim to a Bv. ZaWa'eagon Neauia hli a In* af Ui* plant aril]i Pa .about id too yearly. Til product *f |K Datroit Datralt, wu U IsdienU W 4*di* Borrovrha A4dlif ,BaaliM Co*-<MBa.Jir from that |t*Th* Bowl#r U**4c\a* b*aa /dcld*d to build i# main plant-and move U awcutir* *a c i ( onrou. Dona|4aa * K(ir hm tut aTMnf ton* yearly, aoual to about 11,199.' Ml ' * t * c #o mi* wna Tro*>* will ml# MW plant In aptratlaa. tbH company will product ntariy 19 par cnt af iba rndr# Amtrfoaa out put and. th*r*for*, wilt Wacom* blast will b* larfoly ab*orb*4 by M bccom* an aatlvo qiiabriDl.lb*l th* paint ninvlKivrin of IMirtlv tb* company will bar* an lottmat*, riation*blp with tb* Arte* -warfca.i Board of CAnotHa". v Whin ,tb u plant b April ha premia** that be * > ready. la will torn Ua larpat almla cs(omr. ' It tm far a day la ifea.Bontd at Tb* cblof oicutlr of tki * earn la Till*#! H. KfwtoR who** jici#cor* bav# P*it whit* Iad Conmtrc* for inapcftton, and that ha will sWa* taa m...d..rm.e.bb..aa..rr.*--of---t-h-a--t .I.n..d. _uicbmiiaiail bbooddsy a `lo#p"abl# rc*p* oe Jho pfaaa for too* tlata. and bofldiacwtil coaacacc a* aeon a in* workls* drawing* . ar* r*dy. TP* >letur* * hral(A i mn lb tromr*. which wi b# of Oraproof formJdabt* competitor ot lb* *I* maker* lor Hirl t#a*railona Mr. Jando i*4 treat, now ilt to b* omloaiad by m* Ovi|Mh*toa who Howlty htmaobf I# an *rp*n H#l m**t*faturr, and Pa* bad practi al*o central to* fd, alJw, alnc cal ipr!#nc* with thru* pracaaau and lead amalilnr and railninf bua- no* in vw*. H# h*> matr*4 mod llIppnn. . * . .Daftolt la tb* UriMI ppoductr of pa4t.-TanM*fr and eladrcd lln** fa th# world, and Ms^wir^Ilt wtrUillI bar* tb* added advaatae* ara pdant for th* ^ tniciiaB. Tna taaM building la fa*#* of in# country. It baa bun o*t*i*d * *twipl* mathod af mak< Iwiaianulfwai_u__i_ri o..f ...*..r.o...d..*..d. wh...i.t..*....ir4_ Wll f**t to air#, u< win Pa common catlp in ih trade that tn wMt* )*ad of lha hlfftan puai* rjp#t a* tba (rawtb af tb* auiomo- ||oat*d :*s St. aj u I* awanuo, n?*r JMBapf.'clae* t <* *** WMU ->r,.i ru.u < ' tb* QkJpdnh*lm# urd a prominent uy lit! j/MMiiUeturli* Mftftra to j'bll* Pnm**0>bM naturally lad t* mm cboica pf Dotroll far ,tb* a#r, r/preo tbo consolidation of tl load mabiit* ine#rat. and that. bavin* atnas tb* daalrad and. In*** I* now n eontrol of th situation on# or rb* ervaiaai ladalirlai tmalajs * vm M TtlwiMd to Prtrtla TV* wunnplln .of *wbH# dod' r*4 load. Iltl^r| and land il*M I# ft*fdli^|^CTrvtw^ TMw pro- pan d.wricM rsbbor pfaat,-** baa th* cnirtb of pdlnc anraoi-1 *a Mr. Kwt#/ aamp*a>, Cbalr* ioaa HsMalw.-'sl'.'VM J##/d'tffl, Comoiare* Nonftw pa'aiw* ladu-'*ftl Utaoe# v'lr Id* UHa tnj#t,Mr.lA*w* doeta^rexj^. Is ^f^iUT .pbkiU 5>WgKMnMlC'u.'gdik * 'layVba# #*t *pt to camjaat* wUb. , Tb^i>lo'wUfplant will >ot*r Hi# Ml 'WHA ft* ratproe**a tf.baaMifacKut* hi(do:dlffar from tPa <ld |POIK'Ofll#4.'H4 alo frca U l^foleb PT^tcna y*t r*tla* all tb* #* , o*Uue* -*C rormar. TP*st DouJa piant_ba b*n oa#d for *W af nlNaV((aM,`UKl dry biltiv. , Cm r#ni'>bfM they *ra iwdivln In th* *lotrfeat*ob*mlcaj aad.ot&ar machaateal arta . ,r ?' * * X<. fUvlty bat lanpioniMMly, Idrbtlaed' wtlh tb cnmoilrctol Uod* cirfc U( af-fft- Lout* and will Pc,1 rtVaa a warm wtwia* kft brtrtlk. ttan loTj otkr 1 oarafaft I** tba,iw.n .,, B!Ssa5Vshgsai.H-. mo w * a o *fr*mt Mdw(rbj,Mct#a AMldMiany .'tao* vBaarlToB /mmi sssm^skgp. Om *f M lrl acu. tlPtlvvUiBc l^wfc* ha* prUtrdi a* a BMf| tlh* concurs br loratlbs'lo^Tdror of tor to Ik* it-v-lgnmrnt i N22921 Gj4a**ypalM and Varnleh company seccnd to nemo. Is la 'charge ot iha'thit ha la today traveling itvaotr'Arat, the World Own* and Operate* credit department * t salesmen. The growth of* the St Branch In St Louie,' , The products manufactured by tbo Loci* breach can. bast be appreciated 5ferf\>#trr. ifv* - > * ; Acts* White Lead 4 Color/Works by the woadtifnl IncreaseVla the ApnrawhUa Load and* Color Works, co&slat of .pilots, eaamele, ecala* aad Stale ot Missouri, which1 already v ~ ---- * varnishes. They, are also targe cor* shows a decided gala for tha year ot * 4\0b+ year 'ago the Acme White Lead reders of strictly pare* while lead; 1907 over ifos sod the fiscal year baa 44<G6lo&*.Work* of Detroit Mich., la fact, they manufacture everything uot ended, la the city of BL'Louit, wilch^eena^ and 'operate the largest that goes oa with a brush.-,, Their ihe growth Is eres more startling; the palnCded#vanish* plant In the world, prodacts are easily dlstfagulifted by business bating tripled ItscU IrtSthm opeoyd''a'braach Is St, Louis to take the fattens Acme Quality mark# which past year. r\.JE *L5 citajOf thtlr*lMl growing eoutb sod la chotplcuout Inevery magazine end It will he remembered that the Sty' wdefTtttdt. rcA.'-. periodical In the country.' , LouJs brasch was originally eerath >' Mr'/- Das DaWea, general manager The company Is1 one pi the oldest llshed f? Til South Theresa avenue, of/the St Louie branch, is one of la business and trinys'a world wide but. owing to the steady increase In (he best known palot me* In bust* reputation, its goods being sold Is ev- business, they soon bad to sack more y ness today in the West end has been ery Slate la ibe Union'and a number spacious Quarters and are bo * locoaoccted with the Acme White Lead of foreign coimirfcs. The company* cited at i4ifri4?Q and 1412 Chest* 4 Color. Works for the past twenty executive officers are. sound and con* nut street la a building erected spec ^vS years.. Hr.,M. U McKenna, caslaunt general! manager of1 the St. Louis aeruatlwe, but still .wjda-aHuXa not afraid to takojCa Initiative, aad hav- tally for them. The territory taken ear* of by ihe brmsebu has* been asaocteied all) tha Inc oanuraetured' the drat can of sc. Louis branch consist* of the eov Alps'WUt^Lnl 4 Color Work* ready*znlxari carriage palot ever put Ureaouth and West and also In* tors* number of yaara and la* known on the market (Near* Carriage Paint, eludes Old Mexico, Guatemala, Brie amdegat, thy trade a* an able aod tha old original), more of these goods ub Honduras. Cube. Haiti Jamaica, thoroughly* conversant paint pan being sold today than tbo combined Puerto Rico. Chill. Peru. Venezuela. * MKt'Q* `L.^ Reinhardt, who for a output of ell other manufacturer*. Argentine, Brazil and Columbia. Mr. number of-years very closely- * Under Mr. Davies* careful manage- Davies anticipates greater Increase silled, with,the Rowley .Lead Co. aadjmeiit, fhe business of the Si Louis jor 1909 aad evpects to bring the sell- who*, to hie Bus, enjoy* a repuutiotr.Jaranch baai gcrounanjtito such no extent ins force uo to one hundred men. D* OJ vff r* to 0 1s i D* O o o * 0007-SWP-000118334 ,,------------------------- : * .`. "g r o w t h o f p a in t "a n d v a r n is h p l a n t . f Th e Pa in t MA.vorACTUiiEs' As s o c ia-1 `t io m of the United State, was represented1 More than twenty yetrs ajo tw boy* with tremendous am-i 'with a booth depicting a German garden bition, but no money, decided'tfl sttrt in bu*Jne* for ihiMlvw. "scene, with brick floor and an oil painting They talked over first one scheme and then another. Finally ,)oxi8 feet, showing six samples or the caeae the idee o> msWmg ready mixed paint. They knew nothing paint fashion suggestions Booklets on) about paint, but they could learn. They worked like beavers, sold house painting and composite base paint. ` all they possessed and pooled their money. There was just about were given out. The. representatives of $0,300. That wouldn't last any time, so one concluded to heap the association present were: N. B. Gregg, his position a little lunger and turn over all his earnings, while the of St. Louis; Thomas Neal, oi Detroit; R., other hunted a location and a paint maker. Thus, in a building tS. Perry, of Philadelphia; F. A. Lane, of 40x70 feet, was started in 18N the Acme White Lead and Color Philadelphia, and L. J. Fasquelle, of De-j Works, of Detroit, Mteh* the home of Acme Quality Paints, En- lroit__ _. . , _______ _______ __ !ameU. Stains and Varnishes, The two boys were the president, 4 | William L Davies, and the secretary and geseral manager, I Thomas Neal. I There were anxious days at the start People were Kens* tosned to mix their own paint, and were a little afraid of the v new "ready-mixed stuff.** But finally, along came the first order. Go^fc (Oa X C^, (It *as lor a barrel of paint. Imagine the rejoicingl Then came another and still others. -' 1 Tin* pamwnaker made the paint, but young Neal did all the tas sowxxr ran i&ad rnoesas. (, rest. Many a time (t was two o'clock fa the morning before he The Acme White Lead and Color Works, at Detroit, hast "iJ went home. Dane*, after hit day's work, would join him, and added a new building for the manufacture of white lead by thej -'3 `' together they laid the plans that developed the largest paint i and varmsh works in the world. The company soon outgrew its one little room. In the sec ,"rmmiilld*-* pbrnoevemeai invented Wby Wilson uH. Bowler 'ea follows; This metho- d is j The pig lead is hoisted to the third story of the plant ond year its capital was increased to $8$,000. a salesman put on the road and a second building secured. Young Davies gave up ht juntiion and devoted his enure unit to paint. and melted la a gnat caldron. In this initial carrying to Jthe caldron is the only need of human labor until the finished H product appears. The stream of molten lead rune through a (n Igdd a three story buildiag was added, and each year others pipe in the bottom of the caldron to an atomiser, where it until in 1997 the plant was moietl to its present site, where entirely encaaaters a blow of superheated steam that disintegrates it into new buildings were erreted Every year since has been markd its smallest particles--so small sre they that assembled they by great dunges The buildings now cover many acres, and resemble a stove polish, somewhat dried--and this fine, powder- are the most modern and completely equipped of their kind in like substance is collected in large tanks of water, from whence ( . the world. There h, betide the enormous paint factory, enamel, ( it is carried on to brotd, troughlike tables where powerful! `} scam and putty departments, a dry color works, an immense agitators search it for any smell particles of lead that remain j >; varnish plant, a large building devoted comely to kalsomine, and 1 unconverted. Air at low"pressure is forced through the liquid J , a big lead corroding works, a thoroughly up-to-date printing* lead and eater, the combined action of air and water convert-, department dud bindery The general offices art models of vp-i tag the lead into what is called a basic hydroxide of lead. eompfecenevt Each kind of trade a handled separately [ Observe that, in all the processes, no handling has been neces to. insure promptness and care Special attention is given to *<1t s These are handled by experienced cotnmef- * sary. From the lop story of the building the lead finds its Hway from floor to Boor, through gravitation, and in its liquid I*? ^cSl'trxrHhiijfs mid correspondents, whn make the peculiar trade <w*dHows tA foreign countries and the requirements of foreign Vform is then pnmped hock to complete its transformation. N There remains to be done the carbonating procesa, which is ^*ilTiinert a tjterr.ii study. For the benefit of the employees there completed by placing the lead in carbonators, when it is con-j 7 / library, a rot room and reading room with .stontly agitated while it ie being subjected to the action o! I ; j an attractive cafe, uhere hot lunches are served, and out lennu courts A general air of good fellowship and per\adeu `e *e thing that perhaps more than any other has nude e mth a plant ww ih trademark For their labels, a dti- gas pumped in under low pressure. This gas is a product of the plant itself. In 36 hour, of this treatment the proper finenc-. and density is obtained and Iho finished lead--white as snow--i; ' pumped to the drying beds, which are long strips of duck ran'j , i r-mo -54 laid over screens, and here it dry,, the finished product. The '#.75 f de^n tluvt appears upon e'try can of punt, enamel, ' rtuq,.vamitli and kalsomine they manufacture, a seal of the quality it Is possible to produce This "Acme Quality** | in all palms and finishes carries the same weight as the, ln:onr teal on a bond, and people toon learned that no * proof that the lead has been thoroughly convened and deprived of Us soluble lead salts is that there duck sheets last a long time. ' ; w . Heat, air, water and gas have changed the pig lead to the. white lead of the trade. ' I -1 I al***11 aft,c*e or *urr,1<e ifiey wanted to finish or refinuh, . IVff'l do uas ask for The Acme Quality Kind for that ' J *v/ j tfL - \-ip \/ m-*r .* ___ an <w !/ i*. ..-a v*-:** ' r-fi * " IM-i-v Cs: , J ? 0007-SMP-037428 0007-SWP-000118335 | |NEW PROCESS' -------- - .. f- WHITE LEAb WORKS 'GREAT ' * - CHANGE IN PAINT INDUSTRY. I wr^r' mk'.. ' a > >*} i . 1|BP ACMBiW^^E - LEAD i1 AND; COiaOBdWPJMCS HAS AN ; AfLo^y-.:. ibjvjnfpr*^ *>. x,xoTMy^urirwiBcnij(9ivs;^ita- - .Mih^, -'' Mar WdOtib la-MMat .wbM'b W' .tlljiW " "Wild- Im---m--- .. ^,*wTt im lodnotrr. *M T far] npponn.-, Tkp itnu at Bt)tn wi .IlMuttol.ln t"hMd*tp*olnk Ui*M*1^jtnhu*HInIWiimniIw?p*Im. itoInsllukr.fcHdttuamn'aItt (m^w h * ptotHi nKA UI taemaUn a <>m MMHnUP>.rr uX wklck ko. boon .t.u,,u,t .,., ._n * Ur tk. Am t v mu rood * ..? .g*. "* Cntor WoHo. UK InuiK In * n.wlo I rinikk^Mck. Ami UK onwotM. " "* f kuiuuc mikf tun.orn m, huiidlnr JJSSlriUr^SiJLi?^"4.,w* *" M..n dolakl, Addition n Dttnll'i U ""oU*. to - Mm mnlpmnt, hut thn "mild pro. *-<. wh.no. ; ITM- "' .** `Mvitncmrlnr whlld Itnd In fnadnatlai oron t. ihnLnrmua, . ..annual*. u,ta^ Poworfni aikuM.aaiMk IEFd^-kuKMdd'rt room whit. load I * taf. l"T "U tKrtjnlu nr land tku Mtou'kdi Ur uu rid Datca m TM**" *to-V tow mr 3ttii13!5,'h Wdulird UO dnjr* nod n|H7 *Sm?i u"**b <*> >touM load Id Inkor. Thn product I"J' Wjfe.wrna-thut could bn dnKrnd, "* "Iwkinnd ocUna of >r ,"" tb. m b,0 'n* "to* >* rooy on. j * itnllnd n knot. hfdmadda of n.m&rmftn . mnaK.^ od-------- .1 Itll^ OkltT**' IkU, tl all U,# Calar's. UriNt j. By Dua>y meant Jla eait tars finer aalU S&wf1 tp.Vnndlaf ___ ______.cot 'Hy tar tba atottfo a pr> hkawwt** pfKN* . Urn**. )IU 1mA Cuteho .days'nod a Iwr aboat _- ytaat.^ [l/rc*ulre4 lair-alud biy ' Jam ihmacl ~ ^tone pi . MWM-. land. TH ple'lw Atom of abaoc ,<s. 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Re<rW*'ttl ito but ,*rtb Aeaw vblt Uad daparUawt, itmc aeJdnr aibaltM nr atbar ebaaleala yi ant Taaulrtd In tin/ aMufitor of lUi uaalul pradwet ar& a lore* of B man eaa apernt* (Hi* nrr plni. t Tha topraew daflvat Hi name from* thn fiot tint U tba mMm md riwalm malbad possible for. tha at whit* liido-mCIlKic leal. nlr. wnltr .. *end carboa dlosldn yno balnc tb* o^^y aubalmeae uiad-V J, h 1kp;V * .Tha pl(nlMi^wlMA air ba af nay, fmda--hard or^anft--\* LWtdvta tha third otenr of tha imUAJnc nnA^dump** ; Into* a Urya Iron haul* Tbi>mltn^ land root from tha bottom if tb*^tetUi; Ibrouyb'n haatad plpa to thiflloalfc f fa which II le dlAUBUornteA'lAlod rwy-^flfiB-. poirder oy ao(haatoA3 ateanu' Tba paw0rrt.o itebertbAt*`v"* 1- ladlrldunl* pnrticloi'* >StS* stotoibod from eh*ott>r *T,tMa ^Clojish- -- 0007-SWP-000118336 I'asl ''*The"doelyt redhead lt*d l* Wcted-lnto a lerga tank .vUir uii rropn pumped * Urge herteoniftl drem* fcegwo** g* Muiri. The*e drum* .r"Z* with powerful M<UC9T,aad th ; Wned eotfow o! forced *lf *d*J prinsn and |w. wgJJr.WfJJ^ the lud hstoo tael* hjwwMf The converted lead It dopdrrtM Mrtdj iMfically fm th* -ellgtrc K^ttLS; unoxldlsed teeldoe, the l54!25 returned'for further *VX,2" ** oxidising drums, TM htate lt4 h*dro*Be fa concerted tato a whit* Vul MiteMle el lft T .whit* leafi. and dorfwg the^aUre pro* VmTraima-BtheMtao{iitJif tiaHv MffMt^S*SeeJe^at#oeSiy?. ta tbo WnuM Cormit to MP** oaolo. Two comptot. loromttooo turn -Mtoooultdo btoottoemooomooitoVd eISntPo&wJHSIftWo JtoSoo?. FlAo flotoliod loo4 to tbo IgPo*lt; I tt)to unto or drrtar *to> oJtoJ| ro toot otripo f wMto due* told 00 rcroono and Moroni dnro. Tho Procrwi hoa chartard ttw MutoO U5ld U tlu pure viilte lead of the trade. . gtfm letA *f l**y> l/ieteid of teeing JS per etnti u l the aid pro&M/the nltd epetem nuku a gain of 9 per. cent, ip that every ue pounde of l4 make* ,125 pound* I at whltmlMdjgghe lead !e W un- j dar wartjEtofeow P'"" T* .warfcraooottoooflo Suedrrod.d 1 load poll'ebni,, ` ' * THo-owwArtaiit-lw ma "*?*' Hr of 10.000 tool, or OMOMOO aooodo. 'Teteiei*UmuacNh*in*7er>ydoatehde lachveemriycaal ndnevaiceW*i TTvF--* )atr to a mini- mum~tn*SaedHn* *d cenveytar ih itad at the different etwee ot the proeeae The near plant le the only, one of te kind tn the warld--the different .i*M < the preeeea being all covered ihy MteM*--and I* a valuehle ntfdHlon to Detroit** growing llet of fine fecierice *s d ..Setoube istfetMSrjJitt tali bet-Slcme fflbitt.Slecb-^ilortl jut . i tung Ms Steilaeil na4 i&m ntuen i |oiiarnleiP^,S!i(t 71 v" ^jifsTviVs-yH ce|*; ccitytci jautbe. i-u- . CmeVnja$C.Stricter bet Sprefle lotnfdjtn".' Subjiarjth ' auJgefdjiel btfudjlen :gtptcn -bitVKnlogen bee Mctbcn.' " Jladb 'b--i<e f--m <?J--j8jtPe gclangt' c i` acme JUtyitt ,(sbi, <fc',olor IBorll, bit SJafle burc^ VuiRptn'm fagenannte, "V` iwt$* 'foeben einoi neueif Spiaiet jut .Mttanoting* 3gtinb*t.' moftlbp .`bia * JJabritBlion bon.SIeliRiJ einfultten. igtntli$tn Steifubpanjtn butd^, SDie bclaniit, tsutbf' bilbft bal tm &anbt fa eitlfa$ 'gebiain^le SUintiJ bur^ ben fegtnansUn'.iDui^ !ptett&* gtiDDiintn. 3)aJ Bid nutbc ju bio 5>aJ ouf biefe fetip'ttjielif !f)tob f(m 3loe<f in runbe butd&Uic^txU ip gonjHdj ttin aan icgtnb mit^ @tribal. (eilfj) kon tiloa 5 301 Unttinbciltn unb ipitb (afott. o$nt S3un$imffct unb j 3uD'Sirfe gefiftnit* genb rinen '3Daf<b|>ro'iftT^ auf.V ten, 18 bd.18 an'btt Qa^i; Ittdfnpfanntn btficbttt unb in in icbene mit CfPtifluie gtfuSie 0c (atb iscniget Xagtn ip ti feriig j u i fate selegl nntbw^l 5Dit[t' 0efaf|e Setatfitilung fit ben Bonbei. . < roerben ntttn unb.' flofttinanbit 90 'Bltinttgiflung,' (ait bit* ifltti \t*i [IfUt unb jebe Cage ip bui4 Snlui bem alien Pebjel oaetum, i|l In b atitcnnl. " Um bit 0ffa|( Vfum rt<c ftm ntuen Setfabeen ganj unb jac ben 3n gunabifUf Si^tn> auejefdjlcfiin unb. Oeminnung -'bci tinbt gtlfgt unb in biijem 3UP'' ,I< JicinpcabirfitS ip aim mebt aU "6. blfibtn pc (tiaa 3 bit 4 STIanalt tang $tojeni cebbt. _ !0a bie.ganjen^ti/jjn unlefiibtt tiegen. JDabttab bitftc Btlltn auf autamatireem*'SQt9t bet.; Cj 3eii |inbft cin .'Gfiltungjptojtfc tiiJjltt meeben unb bag ifStabuU ban1?*', ftalt unb bal Slcincii fcgl p<b um btm teben 3upanbe bij jm aontam<i S " bit blrittntn Stofelten ftp, ban id c I^c r mentn Oecarltiiung ban -teincm 0e. X. . ti naif) Sttfau.f tan 3--t SDonatcn bttiibtf ju! -nwibeir Jieeiu^l 'jX 'ab((-tHp reteben muj, um fiie ^on. roitb bit neliBenbigt ScSeU^ltafl tiur.' *C".' beMjlaedc beeatbtUel ju'ftntbin. Xit>' bal gtiglc sniiumum tebujicii, - .a4s ^ fee ?[Jtoje5, isii^et atl bec.einjige 6ii> fflilfon f), SfcrottQ/ f \s . bte -btlannle blrejeg jilt' 'Setoinnung bitfeg ntuen > Setfabccni, "ip .'ber< i ' ban Sttiiatifc gatl unb fdjan Jjunbette :ub<tinltnbcnf bft-neues Vnroge unbni eon 3oljitn im 0e4tau<b Sat, laicblpeteiiiabtigeunetmttbliibeSierfudJc fei.T- -bet rotilem utnltofftn bon bem neutn1 nctictli $a6cn bot tpeobuli iu btm gc'i . logenannlen'.SHirt v?tO|ep*. hniifcet rnn^t, nit eijebb I-butib ^bie jfcme'ji .naib jabectnngent (ubium gtgtnmat.j 2rftile'2eab 3uotM-''in ben ^anbtl ae'<i ,119 bon ben biefiglnVcmc Virile-Scab1 tiaAt laitb.'*' >* ;1 & Color JDotfJ.mil.atfalg- jehanl J ,, name ,5J!i(b ifliajep' abet no - [ iw}:fc. ' . * ' e'-- .. [iutli^ce Dcaje^ fomi^l .baljcr, iwtfjn jj ie Sebanblunj be! Sleiei jut 0c f(m{1 [jabtilalicn.'Oon Qbtmcip o6? leinnung ban SleinxiH unite bieftm^ fa(u| |Eint potfrn'SSuren.'-VUstitn')' neuen IQcajel tfi cine giinjliib beif^ic (gnpigtn Cbemitalien betmtnid j bene..: SDie time V/, guj (on9tn.unb B(rt)CBj - r~ l3-ci!?^ I'- *>* *" h^-Wsu SDbiU 1-tab . bem. ej ' Ottltn jum 3medt biefel ntuen Ulto*' >V. * f* !,ut.lJ Ijeffel ettii^Ittat eMubtl,-iR tin gc" Srf bkti^Bulbtt Bdimaibet? 4o" I'*um'9,t' 4i15l,i9" feiitrfePrr au* ham feietl 'gulbtt MiloanMtl. mo* |urt^i, j,, bemfttttajnpollietlin Via- bet eiatntn aA T !?,WV im|tanbe,60 Xonnen lei i reunflien 53t^[(eTn^Woleti *>-!v' CSieft. ffleaa.r-^6tn. frit (Jotip ;j5p5o&!c ' ~5>^4 3blinbetn, in lotieben bU Dfaffe untee - Slie. .`at(iiafI?4iurig-; Ianni..fufi J itnbltm Suflbtud mlrBUfftt oetmij^l1 siatftlA <J<Mifb'`drttri'ftj4en: Soil/ . unb-bu6 glaje S4au(tln- pc.e In fAtilMn' bft"iBeffllltitWg' bon,SJ!n Stmemina^ Mbolleff.-toitb: ilbtit Uqb7tj->l->b rteMgtgei OfetietiinjIW'bltfis ^- thiibl langt .wifejvJ.be^ ^nme tpj, 1f 0007--SWP--037430 0007-SWP-0001 / RepnJuctJfrom T/tr Sagin+vt Cenritr.fftraiif tf June JS(M) ' * ' '' t:* Tlji S&gtaaHT <^tmricr-^ral> I 1 / A /\ sV}p-03'743l. QOOl OOOT-S'NP-000118338 <\ - ,'t-S aa^togwi -f--7 y -jvi'. 4 mo d e l p a in t a n d v a z n is h p l a n t . \'$5rr.p- A VISIT to th* big* palue and T.roiah plant of tit* Acaa Whit. Load & Color Work* at Detroit, Mick., 0. S. A., lmpruaa* os* with It* magnitude aod compleMD***. It aMD* IseradlUa that an loduttr? of tbl# oatnro, which a : tow year* ago wet in a vatj erd atsta, eonld grow In *neh a abort time to each proportion* Tbit plant bat aosjr oadaual faatcre*of Istorett. . A psit oSo* la canted on In connection with th* plant, { ' *;, * where matt 1* rocalrod from almotl evory oounlry on th* f v, globt and qakkly forward*! to th* proper department. All* outgoing man la alto cost bar* for aortlsg, onoloalng la an- HS i: DUTCH JUjoltttlonired k7, -- 'efcroHCoaceri ' -jjij-' laartr^a ao *rows,-fa I tee eaytqk," it b<iU tt* Dutch," [ aqd Jt Vw Aci'WhiU LtM * Qa)ewqrk fcti aeturilar.d.,,, mu tfy* too, perfection or a pre<* |B. mui'tj. lT, H. Tiowltr by hkh un*'V.-.- - K white lead. Iq auh inlebcd prod* Mt In tna to clybt dty* jB- ehAiitt On Aiyliur aa tfilut ur to lil day* hr tha old Dutch proca In van* tor hundreds or yoara. Tbl* moon* tha erection of a 11 &#. M* r*Wmi4' concrete bulldloc a an addltloa to tha elant f toe pr.-ii-Jif s. ' 4*Ww a toparato HUUUhuet 4* Ivoted aaUtotyJta tola eev intui. try wtUK'ewpeatally **. chineiy and apparatus. Tha pleat la AatilieP1. Md >aa la tha meat. At >tM rat* of tea* Of to* pvruat of white lead a year la now -Mlajr turned t. aad it l not tonohod by* a homee ku| (rem too'time tha ply of lead Ie dropped Into the furnace on the >te floor until the produet hoe* la Ua varlooe stance of development." dropped to the baoemaat and boea eupe ayaln v too eocond floor. fleUpeA Oammt Mew u MuI HUM WOMa ha** lit Canr Warts. Osbat. fc*. valopt* and atamplng. Foreign mail la bandied aeparatoly ~ ao aa to laaaro Ite racalstag the proper amount at pottage. ` Fox tba qntek handling of telegram* title paint "cHy"haa It* f owa atatlon, with an expert operator In charge, connaotlng ' with the telegraph companies wire*. In one of thebuilding* ` la a room a*t aside for eoneenllnoa of ealeemon, wh# oom* | front erary aeoilon or tba Doltod Statoe and from foreign conntrie* for mutnatald and toggeation. There ie a large < eaf* where hot lnnchaa art aarrad, and attll farther on there to a hnay laundry. An extanalr* printing eatahllsbment and * bindery are of eentlderebl* fntereah Bnt the really hnportaat bulldlnga--thoie where the I paint and rarnieh are made--era th* moat lntereetlhg of all. In thee* an ecorea of departmenta, each In charge of i - expert* There la a laboratory where every product menu- 1 . factored la thoroughly tMtod by competent ehemlita. Thera i- are great rooma aa long aa a city equate whore hundred* of paint mill* are eonacantly at work, grinding and mixing il ` paint of every abed* and for every pnrpoaa; other# whore it' enamel# are mad* in Itamec** autetttlaa, each diBerent t kind being given eepeolal cat*. Then there ere the dry u color* in the making, the rate of thick colored peace, Che Imreenae machine* preealog ont the moietnte from cake* ol thle put*, th* dry room and at (att more great milk grind i\ ing it let oeo. Big department# are devoted entirely to the manufacture of ataina, alien, dryer*, varmah etuna ui potty. Is the varniah plant may be aaao the varoiah guts being melted in great kettle*- an- d- i-n a--n--o-t-h--e--rrp--l-a--c-e---it --ie -b--e-i-n-g --co-o-l-e-d--. *It' la- q Jaw pat id gmt Altering unlc* *,ad in another Urge room It Id placed ta long row* ol storage tank* where It faa* to { _ *g* before it esc h used. Ao cxtoDiJvs talionnae pleat fuoj su>riu high asd a ?erj Urge, thorough]; equipped lead corroding daptrcme&t are Intlnded in vbe work*. ? Throngfaovt the plant may b noticed an air of good lovsbfp, interest and husineaa path among the employs, j. and a spirit cf hearty to-operation which meant so ito- proved pro&iol, larger ontpat and increased aaloc* Full Rparticulars regarding the product* of this eooearn ean be obtained br addressing the heme Whit* Lead Je Color Tforki. Dtlron. Mich-, Ef. S. A. ____ ? V- i 0007-SWP-037432 Is Uir^fl^roetai.is voyoo until (Mr v m `ooetploted, the nUUle lead waa eant Into porfotatad' Alsea Those Jfaep ware peeked into %arth> m pfto orl rotorta floodad* with * ertlp adldJT'About If pounds'of had was yu -totOa each pot. These pots wareruerrmnyod In lapeTs piled one open .the other vftn boaede between oaS^i layer* and each layer mtlnr oit oervera) laefaes of yround ton* bath wtm vu she plaeod around tha.adyo* of the pots, whitb wera oilowed tolremain herlod in loa bark' ferolTW M^tar ltd dor* while chouricalt Miles oauoed by the boat of the fvrmentlny tan hark and (be acid at^W|y converted the UIllo laM tote the whit# Uto used for paiet Tbd'eorroslos was never cravplato .and aaywhoro from to IS par eeat of too metallic lead onl-r was coarertrd isle the flnlshed. product Balny* hard and brittle It was yroond'aad they floated and pumped to tba drying peas ol cop per. It aectacltotcd the employment or 40 mm for ety sUeloi note. n Is by forcu of contrast tbs full alyahlmn-- of* tbo. new or "mild pr&eeay la brooyhP noms. and H li they realised Chat the Detroit plant wfU NmiHUeiitt tba* maavtacturo of 'wbUe, ledd the-world over. To Detroit 'eadJ"*fetbr Acme Intercste Ie dtu the etod/K of snaklnp too'ef the yreaUat aclsncifle dUooveHesof, to.,.*. nrorttoaM*,..../ ' tVlke now propoaa ae eper*t*dvX the'fiow * Afmo'~plaa]. notMnr but] steam. weier'rdcarbol are:used. eeeoU.lo* !o brlnginf to ibe dryiny pans, la Onlehed prodoet. JS* pounde pt while load for eeery iso pounds of motolllB lead, slated^ In ths etortlay* furnace. Dortofi every ten hours ska plant It in op-> cratloa IM.IS* pound* of mstslllel lead Id melted, paaslor from the' bottom of tho farsoee Into a very hot. lUlm dllod tank, where U^bJ- eamea a lift, blue substance os thin .M tbia muA npd >n this state vary Lousceptible to chsmicel chose*. Fi*m than It wto* to lar*. iwto-, ,llc *u.l*a *llMn wkac* II la ka*t 'cvnilnualtV'**lta.t*d wit* -' wto the prssoaeo or. air which is (*rw4, ikroack tk* oxlto*r.; *> *#- sure. Tbo product u thoa on or- snys or othrs color* Tble. port of tbo operation - Is oomplets^ la rt**e I taaa two 4ami 99w arodoet te.tboa toThV pyllndotvolmsdy^ scribed. 0007-SWP-000118339 rjSiSt* 'WMte? .tf>TS*<*eylliid*r* jdM^riud. eh#Jrr?i1,1* 'ilM'pniiiie* * * eonldf4.^y* itioffwUr .*r* *W*eCd itf ____nitt V e*rtort CloxM*^ ! * Swhteh.'ln Is m-than twa hour* ton- hwMs -Otc ardorIdea Into white !<*. $(!(,' emtiinitif n# injufiw I* jvdkty'ta pu'mn late the drying ltfB* .KHhounnr *w)il* r Pjnjlaf whatever.* The flalihid product et rit'wDtU'lad w*e a^Uyinr rtth* 'dryttlg t* ` of -'con*** tr*tend -upon <ti *f wlr^wtih ihitlow pan* bit**th to catch th* oivlater* that Sltars through. Th* fact of tk( tut Hflf tram from lm* auricle* sendee* th* xp*nU* cop* per `drying pon*-of>n*e**ry.'. Th flalsbtd product 1t***r fww hard and- ttsne periMftia*d*rer eominer- eUVu*-li m to "if1, "I1"* ttmp**t**fatpne**n jt-thltmy whafi iii? tutj rt-*l53rw^V JMir SfttywfittitttKMSiiti **ft iwwUr *j cntti,- ". rhfeh `*9** tfy .th* proy*r#d by^read pat. jVuug>iwi*TT hr J]teG*k$r1*'*at*A*' No rtttagtr is n* "57;, iVa ? saifBSSMPif&as Utttlwd. * * * tJ%/ S .. TAU of tbM\*h*liur UMidr water.*' said Dr. -C. ^chtmi* t fhroS*<i*<?e'SiKS^lSj^jjjrS Is *wotutly no d*QgrorJwareql*- onlnr Each .fUg*?fiHj&p!?fce*s It* under full * )cal leer**** la obtained end-V** Sr' |e** r"doee* a arltoT artHU wUh. lout impurltltf. of .*anyr kjnd. Thlo 1 sroc* f*dulrc aotaoldK. tan bark. ;*r part* and Uka* hut two or ihrve I days brforo It S*f;**o-to `driers lu-hor* It T*mTno: av*r<*y*. * apalnst from M to >W day* #y the old Dutch proem* xc|ulVo of tit* drying vhjohef ca&HJ* **?* Ia tH nctch procei* oHTy double r- dned lead ** *> * **. I* (Ms oro- cees any **d gr*4* * 1*^1 JB *** After melting *lhe **# J* atomleod lata aa tmualoahie oowdwtuabd thl* latomfatd lead, la ad you..***, -dl- Irlbutcd by pump* *d ' '1* A Flt*pr*e< "BmlUlap. 'Th* betiding la at reinforced eon- crrU and atetl. -tbreo atorlcs in Kickt. light airy and eanttery. and a* man *ng*g*o la the manufacture has aay hard labor or honv*, lift. Inc. iTnus th* Agio* *# Immense sums In equipment in maintenance, and In labor and gala ,75* pounds of whit* led for rv#ry*ldo pound* of metallic load arul In thr-furnae* *fbe carbon 'dioxide. fas .* mad* from coke. Tho heat furnish** th* ^team tar ih* sUndilm and for th* runnfnc at th* nrlnr Th* cas M1tl liiraufll a fewer of Mk Mtu> reted with ah*a<ral preparation* >o that all sulphur and ImpurtUts are removed anO.tho ma emaaed to th* carPonatlnc ^oylladsr* r*abeolutely poirne all It* appointment* tho u riant is modem and jr*t *lmpl* *d *' ily tnan*ced Mr. Bowl*y. th* <n> vutor. Dr. FoUy./th* eh*mwc. *114 th* Arm* ofBclalo-af* natural! w proud at th* *ehl***m**jl and foot that la addition- to rln# % I.. r).a turjwc.maltltfVSjuttmr (v0< &$ fflOLtlilONIZEO ' BffiE|PBflCK5' : `-`f-rryr.l&r & "MILO PJKj^ESS*>Pon;MANUeACk ;.;TUJIS^i](^tlTE LIAO IS INSTt The two prc^aseSTH^^BtajLiTourj prominently ate tee:spidiSutch>airo:1 cess and the 4*MUdypcmb*t.M'.%V|ra |j former has been iii:us# tor ^hundreds'* of years, while-tha -'tetter has '-been out for only about flee yeara.^Tho* Arst patents were granted In'lSOt and 1903. and a plant with 1,990 Iona an nual capacity was equipped* and blaecd Is operation. ~Tfce prodnee found Immediate consumption and by 1307 the sales haring outgrown the pew duclng capacity of the plant, it-.was found necessary to build the new Cap Product -jfe Rupertor.^iffi&'djjl By compariaod "of tba."Qld,.^Put<di ^c^fonnertT&^ed,;in5 tSe^^hSlef J TUTEO-''f8r ACMElCOMPANr-- PLAHti<>8Ta * . * f ->v...II---- f>Atggys,cto.y A new ladaatry that .hid* jWCto nakn O^rolttbs most impottaat pauU' eeatnr.llfl 'Urn- Uni&d '8taiM;U^ilM "Mild *.n5tpm*- for' th# apaaufdatacn of whlta.Iaad, `which has ->iurt. hcsa op*r*tloai-ae the Aoifia Whlto l^ad and Color yorkt at st Ahta*ar. and th* ttlehlcaa Caatral railway track*. The So* oew'-four-itorr huSldlat. or brick, atpf^jipd eoacroto has * baoa compktad and-thel.cftacbia0r7L.aot la motion wUch srlll .eompleUly^fbvoftn- U<t2p tbafil^hiirickar* of.wbiu I**4. Tha Sunomf atons cost soma flOd^ 000 and when tho ptiutl.Sn fkllj-t^utp- s4 ll %fflfct*ne'' lbvaataaat. of a quarter of a ajllloa of.dollar*. Tha capadtx of tha'-plaat J* 10.000 tons per podtei<.A]fif.'u* aoaey ^raloa of that would .represent in the nelrhbor* hood of a taUJloa aud half doBatik a# It will b sees that this ladastry U one of the most Important acquisitions that Detroit has bad for some tiaa. While theca Is an imatana* amount ot money Inrolvad. the machinery Is sim ple. Tho plant is automatle and the process u contfanous. the machinery to ha operated SIS days la tho year, day and alyht. - The state of.perfoetlon to which this has been reduced wllj .be noted iWben It la aeon that onlyf12 saon^ar* em ployed la 'operaUof' the' machinery/ two shifts, six men plfhta. and aa equal number during 'the `day. All of these oaea are prascally Inspectors, the only labor h*ia perOotmed when the pif lead Is put Into the kettle at the beginning of the preess*. InwcatUn *f Wlleon^^ Itovriey. Tha "Mild ?rociu>>-li it la known. Has invented by Wilson H* .Bowler, formerly of flt. Louts, but now of De troit, but the idea was lakan up *by tho Aeaa Whits lead people and they put behind It tho mechanical engineer ing nod chemical skill that a corpora tion of such immensKy.<veeld com mand and iitlsicd. Kr. Rowley to de velop It . '.i* , White lead Is the most Important of all the paint pigments and the Indue- try has' always been * considered as among tbe most Important in th*4 country, but heretofore the acme com pany hap been obliged to Import what la .uaed from,'91. Loots.concerns.* It is-sald, howrsr,tbat*hBeil the last tew yean progress 'end Jmpreveaeat In the methods of, manufacture of whlte3dad :hnre*aot ksni pa3*>*ith oth*r [important, ladoseil** og atedera 1meesa.,V It has been1! sdeudflcalljL demonstrated that tbe'prodnctJit ihe latter ls` Snperior'Ia'.TijttaUty.yiess ;ex- panslvo. morw* *anftary;*vairora^fthotit-importties, of raiir^nd.^roe^-- ; only flvo days to pruwce.Twhtte^ . Dutch-process take* foafjnontbiL - > .the full cbamfcal'InttoMe.^wbfeh-,^^ * about II ptr.e*at,'l obtntoeh a* every i1 particle'of acteBTe'laadlla* converted, and none loot "It appears strange to the svorsgo person, but has been dem onstrated. that when 103. v pounds pig load has boon put Into the procMs* 12S pounds of carbonate,of Jiad^f filfe, an out This Is esplaised by-thearttea-' leal opsratloa or tekteg up tbo'-alrr water and carboalo add gas: "1 - It Is-said that under tho "Dutch process." It would take a plaot cov ering iff acres of ground to be as sfSelent as tbe ouo lust completed by tbe Acme company tot* tho "JCUd pro- c"*'-------------- - -- .1 i . *.'v ^ "V `^ .. 53 `i ^ - 1 tm >-v* -1 `*V -T ; 'H.'i*. i -'r f #s;r. 0007-SMP'-037433 i 0007-SWP-000118340 LI ^^5*: niptV\>fUnd f19S@ *fC?l to. r.cMW. but natorg^ fca.ti j t Xo m i^rb'-t brjfu UUic* rAHH^cd 'phanUmiagorli, ,, prtroU,* etc'sHooM b* apitou* to ah foM^hliic ditterlnc, evnaMcuam aaU Lpepwtwftl with It. But'thb to ,too it jmm must Imva aleefrlarilr Illuminated platitude* Jet'"^ ilicm ue hypocritical hOPIUlltv, ***h*r then - jdptbW braggadocio. "ITs abould to <l^l|ftvi (9 Uflat uiii bcauttteatton of &ur(oi'jt9to,'Vfti*t4 the AemeWlitta j^rtd A Color warM. * IM4 ir* 5w{$h5bfBi ^or/tlMr-cMairaJk.^ the roek:i tadAti^iUAtsurq, that one* waa tottmd bttllitlw, bet ^ ay*jacuoMs^fa' Potrett.?1,. etoC aai^ " .properly tl^'tto.'atord erf .Commerce. >' aeedft. aa^^'Bas/Oaa. V# cu't Vatic'-up. and dowa UtWiroW itnn1U agM..* gsa-------- `.WT'CV*,. . "*OA _ >V^y /SI r_____________ 17 be Ravlejr White Lead Pioctis, The Acme White Lead and Color Works, of Detroit* has added a new building lor the manu facture of white lead by the *4*mW* process in vented by Wilson H. Rowley. This method is as follows: The pig lead is hoisted to the third story o/ the plant and melted in a treat caldron In this mtial carrying to the caldron is the only need of human labor until Ac finished product ap pears The stream of molten lead runs through a pipe in the bottom of the caldron to an atom iser, where it encounters a blow of superheated steam that disintegrates it into its smallest par ticles--so small art they that assembled they re semble a stove polish, somewhat dried--and this tine, powderlike substance is collected in large tanks of water. Irons whence it is carried on to broad, trougWUca tables, where powerful agita tors search it for any small particles of lead that remain unconverted. Air at low pressure ts forced through the liquid lead and water, the combined action of air and water converting the i lead into what is called a bask hydro**dt of lead. Observe that, in >11 the processes, no handling has been necessary. From the top story of the building the lead finds its way from Boor to floor, through gravitation, and in its liquid form is then pumped baek to complete its transformation. There remains to be done the carbonating procc*, which ft completed by placing the lead in carlxmaiors. where it is constantly agitated white it is being subjected to the action of gat pumped m under low pressure. Thu gas is a produet of the plant itself. In 36 hours of this treatment the proper fineness and density is obtained and the finished lead--white as snow--u pumped to the drying bdi, which are long strips of duck i canvas laid over screens, and here it drys. the finished product The proof that the lead has j been thoroughly converted and deprived of its soluble lead salts is that these duck sheets last a long time. Heat air. water and gas have changed the ptg lead to the white lead oi the .trade Ok u I: - CHEMICAL STUDENTS VISIT PAINT WORKS * iTo die nine of Harrigan.) Who are the men xrho spend or ercn lend' Mkh-i-gan. that's them. Who'll be- your friend when you find that you need a friend? Mkh-i-gan, that's th^rn. k. For we're just as proud of the name you sec As an Em-per-or, Czar or a King can be. Who.arc the men help a man cr-cry lime they can? Mfch-i-gan, U- 'f -U " Cltorus-- fcM-C-K-I-G~A-X.spcUs Mkh-i-gan. Proud of every sm-glc son that's with >ou, * Dv-tl a man can say a word a-gin. vou M-I-C-H-I-G-A-X, that's them. It's a name that a shame ncrer has been con-nec-ted with. Mi'di-i-gan. U. Ff M. Who are tlic men Mis-tcr Vest taught to play, football? ^ Mirii-t-gan. that's them. Who are the men who will push Penn-ajr to the Mali1' Mkh-i-gan, U. T M. Tlie ladies and gents are all proud ot ye l\Yre proud of ). too, in our turn., )ou see. You are the men make us all think we're >oting a>gtn, Miclw-gan. P T M. Thus was Prof. White and Itfc class in chemical technology welcomed at the Acme White Lead and Color works in Detroit ) e>icritay. When the visitors en tered the works they were asked to leave, their names. The object of tin*, they learned upon leaving; when they mere each handed a .dainty souvenir booklet bound m yellow and blue. This \ contained a cut of llie party which visit ed* the plant in April, the names of the visiting party, the menu whkh the com pany served them at their banquet, ami a shore sketch of the Mild Process of vhriv lead manufacture. From here the students went to \it other plants in whkli busiiu** tvF a clienucil nature is done. 11 a _^ - ...r- >. v- *1 l. ' .si -A - <-* ?.zt -J~ a--?n -*? L *`^0..vr -1-* ; "5 .. : ? 1 -S.-iNJf-1 0007-SWP-037434 0007-SWP-0001 ................................. THE DAIIaY CjgnoyClLB^MAYTS? jgoa; obe upon the other with boards 'between - l j IBiS^-BEAIS^: THEDUKti each layer, and each layerresting on sev era! tnches of ground tan'bark,'-which was also placed around the bdges of chaej _/W pats,-frhKft wete'allPtrfed.'to jttebfa'bor-J Oil StlAM mi WfeiM Lead 3CJcla ied m ton bark for from gq to fzo days, -* BetUtUUt< Up Datntt while chemical action caused by the heat Ceaeers. of the fermenting tan bark and tfae'acid slowly fconverfedthe metallic lead Into C Detroit Free Press, May 16.190*. .So old that ll Is moss grown. is the the white lead used for paint The cor rosion was never complete and anywhere from 65 to flj per cent of die metallic lead saying. "It beats the Dutch.**, and. yet only was converted Into the finished pro* the Acme White Lead it Color Works dud* Being hard and brittle it was has actually done this by the perfection ground and then floated and pumped to toe drying pans of copper. - IX necessitat of * process,. Invented by W. H. Rowley ed the employment of forty men for tv Mb, by*whch white lead is made a finished try stock of pots. >; product In from^seven Er eight days in* . it Is by force of. contrast the full sig eluding thedryfng'aS against lao, to* za$ nificance of the oevfr or `*mUd process*' is brought home, and It fa then realized that , In the last cylinder the bJisriftiWt .of lead, as they are called, In'toe pres>! 1 eoce of a considerable amount of water tare subjected to a current of carbonl dioxide gas, which in (essthan two hours' 1 converts the hydoxidc* Into white leid,l. I which containing no impurities, \$ ready] A 'topump Into the drying 'pans without* any washing or separatingwhatever. The finish*d product or purest white lead was I seen laying In the drying beds of canvas I stretched upon cots of wires with shallow pans beneath to catch the moisture. that alters through. -The fact of the * lead, be log free from Impurities renders th*rj pensive copper drying pant unnecessary. The finished product never grows hard and thaMt puaidrt .des*tined fo-r- c--o-*m* mercial days by the old Dutch process in vogue the Detroit plant will revolutionize,.the forliufldrjds.ef years.'-^*, . manufacture of white lead the world ~Thl meani'ttie erection of a fi'ec,oob over. To Detroit, and to the`Acme In reinforced Concrete building as an addf- terests Is due the credit of making one of the greatest scientific discoveries %of 1 bon to the plant of 'the* Acme, a separate the age practicable.* *.v \r establishment devoted entirely to this In the-new process as operated at the new industry with''especially destined machinery and apparatus. The plant is new Acne plant, nothing but steam, wa ter and carboI dioxide gas ore used, re sulting in bringing to the drying pans, an finished and so Is the experiment. .At finished product, 12s pounds of white (the rate of 10.000 tons of the purest of lead for every 100 pounds of metallic lead , white lead a year 1 out. and It fa net Is* now touched being by a turned human 1 placed m the starting furnace. During every ten hours, the plant is In operation 100,000 pounds of metallic lead is melted, ; hand from the time the pig of lead is passing from the bottom of the furnace 'dropped into the furnace on the top floor into a very hot, steam filled .tank, where until the stages of product. has. development, in its various dropped to the] it becomes a soft blue substance, as thin as thin mud, and in this state verv sus ceptible, to chemical change. .From there basement and been pumped again to the) it goes to large metalfk duplex'cylinders second Poor, finished* where It is kept continually agitated with In the old process in vogue until this wastompleted, the metallic lead was cast water in the presence of air which is forced through toe cylinders at low pres sure. The product ts then an orange or into perforated discs. These discs were ochre color. This part of the operation Is1 packed mto enrthetn pots or retorts,flood complete in less titan two days. `The ed with acetic add. About eighteen pound# of lead was put Into each pot. These pots were arranged in layers piled product fs then passed through a separal-1 tng system which remove anv slight me- j tallic residue and Is then pumped into thei carbonating cylinders, somewhat similarI *1 to the cylinders already described. ,*-1 n IjvSl' n me new process no alKaJOTitor'ten bark are required.'.'Twelve,men.tend thei Aentire plant for twenty-four hour runs:' 1 and everything Is done by xravfty,.*nd machinery. In Its soft condition the pro duct 1$ pumped everywhere, *and thus a mimlmum amount of labor It required* , Mr. Rpwiey not only Iqvented. the pro- |cess, which fa covered by1 broad patents, , but also the machinery byT which '-the White lead |s mods. No pgts .qra requir-- ied. o lumber U necessary, C iavf * I IItore is not a particle of the load loot. EvnythiKiTdrain Into cisterns Ia"the basement and as the same water-if* used over and over again, the slight metallic rescue that may go to tiie bottom hi run through the process again .and .fully utilized. - jlfCO_a*rb*.tRsChtim9entr'iHlldsaulbkrieyni,gntgo*eu*ncdhtreeiprmWitshtarootefurgt,h"hestaehsied- j . Jk 1 pdalanngteyreosfteleraddayp,o*is*tohneirneg. Is , EaabcsholSuttaeglye no *f ' the process is under chemical Increase is foubltlacinoendtraonl,d the the full pro-' 'cess produces a uniform article without I Impurities of any kind. This process re* > quires no acids, tan bark, or parts and takes but two or three days before It goes New PrureiM if wiKItr white V*m*i werUe great change 'lo pe|t fa- , to the driers where It remains 4%y* *days * fluatr), < 1 as against from 90 01 taa days by the old. 1 Dutch process, exclusive of the drying which of course is five days. .In the Dutch process only double refined .lead can be used. In this process any good grade of lead u used. After malting, the lead J* atomized into an Impalpable pow der, and this atomized lead, , `'as you I see. distributed by pumps and gravity.0 The building Is of reinforced concrete and steel, three stories In. heiaht, light, airy and sanitary, and no plan engaged hi the manufacture has 'any. hard labor I or heavy lifting. Thus the Aon* saves [immense sums m equipments. In main- 1 tenance. sod in labor andgets raj* pounds of while lead fer every, roo pounds id metallic lead put In the tumaceJV^f^ ** The carbon dioxide gas Is made from coke. The neat furnishes the steam for the atomizing and for the running of ihc engine. The gaa.MSAS through a^tower . el coke saturated with chemical prepare lions so chat all sulphur and Imparities, .are removed and the gas passe* to the) [carbonating cylinders absolucriy-pure .-< I In all its appointments the plant n modern and yet simple and eaSfly man-*' aged. -Mr- Rowley*.the inventor. Or* ; Holley, the chemist, and the XfliW'oh . . ftclals are naturally proud of the achieve-/ -1 - - 'I 1 0007-SWP-037435 __ wklch is eomplctc placing the-.itad m tarbonmors, where eoniuntly agitated while it is being lyi.. to the action of gar pumped m under 1Q* sure. This ga* * product of ih pfant - In j6 hours of ithis treatment tne proper An. and denstty s obtained and the finished I. >9*& while as mow--is pumped to the dryW wtuch ire long r*p* duck canvas laid screen** and here it drier, the finished pro The proof that the lead has Wen ihuru\ converted and deprived of its soluble lead ii that these duck sheets last a long tune, j air, water and gas have changed the pie sgpatX>.-.~.- to the white lead of the trade. Eight men are all that are required to ^ Iw Drntorr, where Life ate the big plant with is enormous e4u ji it word) Livliif, the em of 13,coo tons a year. The "mild pro ij: plays ol Die Acme White '* Lead ft Cok>t Works have accomplishes in 10 days what the old it process required tao days to accomplish, organized whet they call possibility of lead poisoning, to ever-prt*r b * "The Acme Quality Root- un'Club." The object of the Dob Is. according lu the Atm* QueJify Rooltr, Tt.sirew1leliamff.nl.. _* "paperotd" published Uit frequent interraU. to root, root, root Any one that has been near a baseball game knows what it means to "root ; he alto knows what continual rooting will do The editor of the live little shed publishes the Am tnat.LwM sMC.Urir.rfc. I. wklsh Whim U m*4. by Urt IfaW *JU|I*~ KnMH. The Acme Company Start* It* Hew White Lead Plant. Detroit's latest industry, and by far the mast the M process* * banished. Not a p* escapes and not a particle u lost. Instc.. I losing 4$ P*T cent as in the old system, ifct system makes a chemical gam of 25 prr Iso that for every too pounds of lead put )r 'come out. It is one of the most processes in the city, the only one of * t jm the world, and places Detroit in the , {rank as a paint market --W; Nrvrj. T foilowing Ten Commeodmcnu which if followed important in tha paint hoe, i* the manufacture will be productive of good results: of white lead by the -mild* protest, a procew Thou shall not wait for something to turn, which is of recent discovery.and which has been up, but shall pull oil thy cost and go to work that thou mayest prosper in thy affairs and make the word "failure" spell "success." acquired by the Aeme White Lead and Color ' - l^iiJaBilUijka'f he MUr thui they Works, and housed in a newly completed brick, `art with AT, M* Woedwiro, <tee) and concrete building costing $100,000. oS tb* Awn* until* Lead j4CAr *! Thou shaft not be content to go about iby The building itself la a notable addition to Work*. "W u* working almost. ,CuU business looking like a hum, for vhou shouldcst Detroit's factory equipment, but the "mild pro fare*. *a <I rull Umt, and far Utt fan ' know that thy personal appearance u better tects" of manufacturing white lead is fascinating ot year, twlitw I* bestir than U yu than a letter m recommendation. even to the Jayman. tan year,",*! -'... '"V y` Thou shaft not try to make excuses, nor For hundred* of years white lead has been shale thou say to those who chide thee "1 didn't think.6 Thou shall not wait to be told what thou shalt do. nor in what manner thou shalt do it, made by the old Dutch process, which required tao days ind a large amount of labor. The pro duct nseh was all that eould b* desired, but the process was slow and very expensive. H lor thus may thy days be long in the job required 49 men to operate a very small plant, which fortune hath given thee. and only 73 per cent,'of the Jead laid away Thou shall not tail to maintain thine own integrity, nor shaft thou be guilty of anything that will lessen thy good respect lor thyself. Thou shall not covet the ether fellow's job. nor his salary, nor the position which he hath gained by his own hard labor Thou shall not fail to live within thy income, nor shall thou contract any debts when ihou cans! not sec thy way clear to pay them. Thou shall not fail to blow thine own horn, for he who is afraid to blow his own horn at the proper occasion findeth nobody standing ready to blow it for him Thou shall not hesitate to say "HO" when thou meanest "NO," nor shalt thou fait to Remember that there are occasions when it is unsafe to bind thyself by hasty judgment Thou shalt give every man a Square Deaf. carbonaied, necessitating * great deal of scrub' bmg and separating and anotner 120 days to car* bonate iht 25 per cent that fcmameO. Under that system the pig lead was malted into buckles," resembling large pretzels and laid r a dozen each in earthen jars in the bottom of hich was acetic acid. A great bed of tan bark a foot deep was laid, and these jam, hundreds in number, were boned in the tan bark, which was mixed uith Horae manure, and over these jars. Has placed pine lumber over which another layer of tan bark and manure was distributed to receive ntore jars. In this way a great stack was built which eras to remain lour months. All of these "buckles'' were cast by hand, the jars were filled and handled by hand, the stacks were built by hand and the process was most expensive. This it the last ind great commandment, and But down in St Louts was a man named there is no other like unto it. Upon this Wilson H. Rowley, who worked out an improve commandment dependeth all the law and the ment, and hit experimentation went forward lor profits of the business world. tf^r\ seven year*, until eueetsa was earned. The ''mild process" fa so absurdly simple that one 'TUs iu t y re* Poos Pa j x t --Mr*> Luther Hinckle. of Peons, 111, has brought suit against W. W. Hanford, a painter, of the same town claiming that the paint put on her house did not wear well *. Last fall Hanford contracted to paint a house belonging to Mrs. Hindi*. Mrs Hinckle had wonders how the world blundered along without it so long. Here it is: The pig lead is hoisted to the third story ol the plant and inched in a great caldron. In this initial carrying to the caldron is the only need of human labor until the finished product appears. The stream oi molten lead runs through a pipe in the bottom a sample of a particular shade of yellow paint with which she wanted her house pa med, and she alleges that Hanford told her He could mu that color and that it would stand il.e ravages of the weather She alleges that *ith that understanding she told Hun to proceed with the painting. Hanford claims that he Had warned her that the eolor would be very uncertain to stand <he weather, owing to the fact that the paint did not contain sufficient quantities of wh.te lead lo give it a good body The testimony which uac produced mows that the composite pans of the p*nt necessary lo [iroduce that color were oni) ro per c-*nt whir eid, ?$ per cent yellow oehr. and 15 per cenl raw sienna It nas also thoen that as a matter of fact this mixUrc woulc .101 lute sufficient bod) to withstand the Heather of the caldron to an atomizer, where it encoun ter* a blow of superheated steam that disinte grates it into its smallest panicle*--so smah are they that assembled they resemble a stose polish, somewhat dried--and this fine, powder- like substance is collected m large tanks o: vatef, from whence it * carried on 10 broad, troughlike tables, where powerful agitator* search it for any small particles of lead that remain unconverted. Air at low pressure ti forced through the liquid lead and water, the combined action ol air and water converting the lead mlo what is tailed a basic hydroxide or lead Observe that, in all the processes, no handling has been necessary. From the top uorr of tht building the lead finds its way from floor to floor, through gravitation, and in itt liquid form is then pumped buck to complete its transformation. There remains to,bc_done the 0007-SWP-037436 0007-SWP-000118343 K* How Thomij Neil. ih Errand Boy. Helped 10 Bvnld one of ihe Greatest Menu* featuring Institutions m Detroit IT *.i* Lmroln himself ulio wnl that (litre *.i noiliing so K w omferfa] m a rnil-*|lmcr be coming a pre*- item today there arc thousands of successful men v )io could say the same thing in a different way They might ei- fN0AI NIAU press u as Roosevelt did in a speech about a year ago--that 'H` (he man in a man that counts, his pluck, his amtsmon. Ins persever ance and honesty ** There is <ery oM>oruimtv m *!te world for the suece*s of that bo> tod'i> "ho starts oi t m life hand.capped h> ihng which he m> bOioc wU ?r\er ms'.'c ii.s medio* crt> Tins is the age t * et :'ac are men * aisd while education ami capital arc great ants m the light for success, it n the "pluck and honor m a ho\ * that courts There is not a better example *u Detroit todaj of w ha: pine*, and pe^ev ?*:,uee will do I'tan in the norv o i "Uo -i.is Neal, one i*l ilu director* oi the 'mic .iic ** i Savins* B.mk one of tlie hnmifer* a iI present the s?crctnr> ami general rr.. tus.r of the grejie<i m*mu:iun o: tlx ki**.d *n world__ the \<me White Lead aril Cole- Works Mr Nerd n rttogmred it one c* the best bu-metj men m Midug.i,, jnd one of the sanest financier* .<o.iueu vjf. .11 bank* mg iiisiiitition in fie connrri `Toms climh* 4* w< mtgh. < . it is in , object lessen for every bn,,*h: hustling : youngster ,1 Detroit He was ao-- m Corunna. Ontario SepiemUc* 27(1- JJ3J. his parents moving ro Detroit whe- he was eight *c.*r> old Tom had all kins at am- *m bmon. he ujriro to get oui min < m!<! and make someth 't; o: limn;.! >_ n, 5pne ol hs t.iinh s w.-bes ** <..* O n orI Hheii 011 lv t xne, iej;, Cl ,* is C't 1*1 bov at $4 ,x - vyk vi v *|.tf \ . 1 P. t Co.nj.niv O.11 mi ti : , *W*V . m ilie Kvk c*n Satfdai mt! . -r a ?* months he beg.n* e'a.i.g me sekoo- 1 Tim savings a.rou.n t 1m - .tiling o* hu success \t fie .n iJ a s .'{>C. he tad .i(Jv ,h *c l u to bunk " `r? cm* ccrr, ; c.**b .,ru v is. c.>** . .-.noi'.e' ccfV,jIJi'd f rw to see** a* ? , non, a id he wen* .r*p an 1*4 *e office ` Sfl* w ** ,'mj *ij `m ba> k ,ciu 4111, a: the age n C7 *v n.'s able < iceo ,.!>; il*c a nbinr.n ol h.t i r\*--pi, Ip. tsj ic.- In.-*eli P.a TC.'--SI--'Bliaan. -X, Th.ir ,,s ihi iHfcrmiimg 01 the preaut pumi j imI v.irnisli wiirk> m she vvmlU !w I ' little oiie-vior> liuihltng out Grand River .ivsiuix he aiul William L Davies hxjs-m making |)4ini While Neal worked 111 their ( t> fctnr>, "Billy** Davies, the president . 1 of ilu yrent nutiimioii of tid>- held down an otit-idvr jnh m onisr 10 .iilcl 10 iluvr norkinp funds Thtfir first order was for A SINGLE BARREL OF PM NT. ami 00 , order that was tvir'pven 10 any firm nt the world ervwictl more joj dun that How pluck ami }>crcvcrjinre will -iti may Ire * teen m the fact that recently there were on the comp.tnv's books iir one month'' *unmciitaK'* iic'mvr) onivrs ior lu,* CvR- * LOADS OF PAINT, betides iimuiuerahle smaller orders, and that from the little rouni f out Grand Ri\ avenue has grown one of | the most magninccnt itoamifaeturntg plants , m the United States, with 4 capitalisation j today of ll,?S0,aoo. ' Boys, what do you think of this? Doesn't it sttr vour ambition a little* Doesn't it < vhnvr wlm the business world holds for you --if )Ou\e just got the '`ginger.** the per* tevennee the honesi). and. above all. .* avmg ability?' (2uL( C$C- THX BOWLST WHITE LEAD PROCESS, Tlie Acme White Leed end Color Works, ol Detroit, hes added a new building lor the manuloclure ol white lead by the "mild" process invented by Wibon K. Rowley. This, method is as follows: The pig lead is hoisted to the third story of the plant and melted in a great caldron. In this initial carrying to the caldron is the only need of human labor until the finished product appears. The stream oi molten lead runs through a pipe in the bottom of the caldron to an atomiser, where it' encounters t blow of superheated steam that disintegrates it into its smallest particles---so small ate they that assembled they resemble s store polish, aomtwhat dried--and this fine, powderlike substance is collected in large tanks of water, from whence it is carried on to broed, troughbke tables, where powerful agitators search it for any small particles of lead that remain unconverted. Air at low pressure is forced II:rough the liquid lead and water, the combined action of air and water cor.icr;ing the lead into what is called a basic hydroside of lead Observe that, in alt the processes, no handling has been were.'ear). From the top story of the building the lead End, was from Boor to floor, through gravitation, and in :rs i form is then pumped back to complete its transform.! There remains to be done the carbonating process, wine.'. completed by plaeing tbe lead in carbonalors, where it is con stantly agitated while it is being subjected to (lie action of gas pumped in under low pressure. This gas is a product of pleat itself. In 3G hours of this treatment the proper fineness and density is obtained and the finished lead--white as f c o pumped to the driing beds, which are long strips of duck ccinw laid over screens, and here it drvs, the finished product. T. ; prool that the lead has been thoroughly consorted and dcpr:*d of its soluble leed salts is that these duck sheets last a loug u | Heat, air, water and gas have changed the pig Iced in e white lead of the trade. WT.TrrfT' 0 0 0 7 --SWP--0 3 7 4 3 7 0007-SWP-000118344 AT. JOSEPH EVENING mHB m. SATURDAY. MAY 2. 190$. j j o Ent's*t<ng C>ti(enihip, .c- itr- of puttie spmredpeaa ajfi (c o m: Cl ,mb'p a sbouo b> ooc of Dt *0 s Ini'tr raaoutociurto* roorr'=j o ci s-p, be %eU commrsdcs i oi; t o* toe lock*. IbtiKaHoc; of ttts c. to eo&ooc*iOB wllh the eSo"! .9 oocr S: Joseph Tfct cs aaee relent* ;o io (hot oC Acme Ubt'e Lead Add Color Works Oerro an ias '04" spec; II,MO for de- i -? i:.- expect io spprosimo^o tb* s o b* tsaus. this *er * lb *e*> puce of sdrertulbf UUt i tbe* earned lo mapstlie* or atll circulars ti ceo.i.Bfd tbe Slogan "Io Detroit-UHe It Worth Living" The ortfieo ora of this Idea of CKteadlof tbt name of-their cu* b**t tfieouraied other* o adopt the same pbraic. with tbe raru. this Detroit lo thin 1 ua \s heict idtertied all roaod the *or: Tan -.s art Ifiie'cs'ing ^rral putt c ip.'>edDes ' a laffe maxufac ur;ot c cas . M" some: * W-: . -c- ' Oil IbtM It WMto U** IUk- iag XmlctfaiuM *r brtntt I* *M tkal II la mm mn. la too Wlsf. *W 'Wta U hst>V sM W Dk#Atoi Whim Ln I ft 'eater creeks lu asttly Ini this bp the perfeeUea at * prsooaa Is* rented bp W. tL leelir hr whlefc , wblie land la Mft * ftbM ml* act Is fice ** to Hill Asp* to-1 dillif the dryiaf h inlsM lit] to lit (tops hr the old Oetoh propane j to *r rat swirsM ef mi Tib eut toe eroetfea sf a I1H.*I M9 relafsrcM eeeweeto ttOllsi is u MllUea to the plant ef toe A4M a HMist* eetehllobmoet doeeied eeUeetp to thl* see indue* top with eepeetelty ftiiasH mchieenr aad iviarttii The itisi ta toiehed set se la the stn* l At iba rate el II.MI toes *T tbe ptreai ef vbib toed paer i* new being tersti eat. ml it is net touched M e knusi hui tron the time the pi# el teed le dropped Isis the time* w tbe lep deer ectl tb* product Ku, to lie uofteua! siepea of development dropped to: the beeaawnt set Wee pemeed} ereto re ue eeeeed deer dblebed 'St*. *w%r* to the pryrK*n is tens uttl Uus wee lokiiui the eitalllt reed w&a cast nta perferated d<ee These dines were pneknd Into earth* tn, pose at rtism, heeded ttl ntic ectd Meat II pound* ec lead ! pul late each pot These pet> wars imaged le topees piled ee eaee tbe other wlto beards between tech toper, aal oecb leper Toettoi on aeverel leeae* hr ground UR herb, which wo* elee ptoeed around the edfee ef toe pete, oklth w sUoetl to rsmla birled to tee ban for from M te ltd depa while cbindeftl setloo eaveed bp to* boot of the IinMitlac ion berk end the odd elewip eoauerted the tellie lend tote the white Hal aead fat lalik Tbe teewwa wee w*r eeaaplete oA anywhere from It to If per cent of toe metallic lead onIP woe ceanH lets the ,, lelebed redact Salop heed end srlilb wee rreeod nod toe* Heeled end pumped (e the Jrylsc paw of cop per. It ueeeeeltoted tbe oftptepveet if <l me* for ooora mock if pan-. ?t to op force or mp w i toefjl] ilfRltcawi or the st* or "mild, preceee" le tieefbt tim, ant It I* then mallard lOet the peiruH plant win ecoetutlootoo too mnnufwteru. ef white leal the worn ever Te| 'Detroit, ill to the Acme iniercato, < dee ttaa credit ef *01(10* o*e ef toe greatest ecleatide dleeovarlen of Ibe at* preelleebto. team, melee aod tw* V* the *er process ee opereted e( its * Acme pleM aetfehf but eieem water end corWl jleBlde pea re used reaolilBB to brlPflnf < tor drpto* peiia. I* lolahed product IU euo ef wbUe leeft ter etarp ice sasM* of h mu mHc Iced slirtt In the atertliur furnore Duiinp 'ff ten house the ploet Is In ep* era il*n lot Q pewobs ef meUUtc !<ee u maUtfl poeeiner from the ppueifi ef me furnace line a very, not atcem Ailed tooW where It to-t leemte a sell blue eebatoece. oe tot* *f iitf mud end In tnie etos* *rr t .cepx si t rhiaiitil ttuiy r*en there d peee (e torpr metal-1 Uc duple* cjntodera elm |( U kept; aeniteUftOe' oi%vd Wtt wo**; Vw hpdekMoe o( bbiei ttofaic *() r. ta the oreeaace of a eidbmMt< emooM wf w*|#e eve wipnai. n, i eurrooi ef miw diocide *., w m t* hM Via iwe boora c m* werte too ItpdexMoe tote wMto toad., wbie*. oeoiototom o uaywrlton. la, "Mj I* .KM, IM* U* IfIMrHM' vtunn MtirSrMMif w MMUMI whoievep. ThirMfelenod predurt of; puroet white lead woe teee Stoop It to* dtoto* bode of saam atvotebe* iipea com of wires w h o ehdltew pea* beneath ta eetoh toe moietero U* ftloove thiwoah. The feet ef the lead Map tree from t*>.' poetale* rondore tbe eepoaeteo airper drytup pen* aesnsnery. Tn* polabpd preduel oarer prows herd and coot pew Wetload far eeanoer. etai see |e poeeed o* to tw griadi** mlft wbero It to mixed w h o o h tnie Ibe p*otr ftms r*eo lo the een woe* totfii Iron tbe hardware stores. So AUaft Pat Tee left. l* u mw preeeaa oe eikolia ear to* left or* fooulred- teir *n itend toe satire plant far ti hour I rues, eed eoerptbinp la deoe w tpTovKv and mhcbloevT. i* tu aeft f ceodltfee toe irsfaM la eemped oeenrwbere. nod tbue 0 oliloaa amait ef tabor fa resulted. Mr Hawley aot oely taeenled tW pro- eras, which la eeeered by brood pet. e*CO. but else toe machinery by wbtob toe wbn* test to made. X pete ore rttwrth ee lumber u ore* eaaxry There la nt o porttele of tbe lead Seat Ctariniklnr drains let* U- teror la toe baaemeet nod is (hr earns water ta used e'er and eve* plo. the tdlflht tnatnlUc realdur that may pe to tot Oettem la run (Brooch the precM npeia and fully UlMISed , "All of tola belnp under water* eld Dr. C. D. Toilet tne tlieiit of Ibe oatabllabmeni dioc trip through the plant yiaaecdny. "torre la nOaeletelr tae donper of lend pelt- 1 Mlai ttrb atape at toe process lie tinder full eontrol. the full cbemi- [ ee! Incrunee la obcalnod and the pro. I ceil produces % uaUaria snide with. * Mil impurlllee of aey.lafnd. This ! preoeea renutree a acids tan hath. { et pane and tabs* out two or torse j dare before fit peso te the driers, whets H romais* lee dope., ea painit from H ta IN da.ee by kha Id Dutch premia, aadueloo ef toe drylbg which of ceoree la lee d*re. la the DttKh proceea opl dduble rn* peed toad can ba Bead, la tola pr*. ! SWanyffiol4iHpru-dah- maf tovad__la__o_e_e_d_. | tale no taaoafeabto powder, oud tote atomfoed lead, la at reu een. dlt* trlbeied br ppa and rraelty' A Ttrepoeod ftnttddo*. The bulldln* le of relaferced tow crate sod steel, threv ioris in hlphc. IlfhL airy and sanitary and uo man a*ia*ed ta toe muautocture ban dap herd labor or hoary liltio*. Tbe* the acme ** Ib o mk eume lo ewulpmeat. in en>oieaaer bad to Vsber rod feta r.i peuwla ef white food for nrerv jet seaside of metallic lead fat in the furnace The earbea dieaide pea le mad* from cake Tbe hast furnishes at-- team far the umiimc end lor an ruitmap et thr enplne The p rM*ee threuph n w*if ef coke seiu. mied with chemteel preporutiont r Iblt oil pulphur end impurUles ere removed aod (Me tea reared te to* rerbonatlnc c] Under* ebe|utrl> pure lo ell Ue Bnpi"nmnte the flan i prnden and r n<fft rl a* Hr mtnafd Vlr Aon Oi j- Bentur Dr rov *r *hen: rthr Arm* effie * a-* na'..ra prbud of lie ac*,*/ * e*f |c* tint In eddi*m ta eeMc. an ur limited Arid a* ** 1K*r hs^- alec pnrd Deira.; aasrtoioi w?-;- haeU-P. 0007--SUP--037438 0007 .'mis b u is nil DUTOt EvtUffea* dndfi'Sktt (Mbm b A* tenement and as the same winer in resldut Act moygoto Atbrttoi In nm ltfStlM 90 WMM M tiklac thrpufh bn panctnn tfthi lad Fully BtMllttMUH IV Ptlntt \ "TTM "Ah of Afobetaxo_________ Or C. D.IMaHnvmo chemist of the _ t Detroit Fim ^o i. May id.ipoi. S aid that It it mill frown, i Ae UMsnaoat during n trip Arough the plant yesttrdny, `Theft la absolutely no danfer of lead poisoning. Each ataft of caving. "h beat* the Dutch," and y the process Is oader full oarrol. the full the Acme White lead (c Color Works chemical Increase Is obtained and the pro has actually dona th by tha perfection cess produces a uniform article wthout impuritleaaf any kind. This poorest ir of a fractal invented by W. H. Rowley sums so acids, ran berk, or ports and by which white lead made a finished take* but two or thms days before It (Sen product I* from seven to eight day* in' to the driers whom it remade* five days, eluding the drying aa atainat ia to tat as agalnat tramps u> raa daya by the ok1* Dutch process, cxciualva of the drying daya by the eld Dutch proem in vogue which tf course Is five days, la tha for hundred* of year*. Duuh process esshr double mined tod Thn meant the trecDoO of a lloo.ooo c m bo used, la this process any tend rrtnlortad concrete buildinf as an addi tion to tha plant of the Acme, a atparate trade of kid Is used. After amttkit.the lead is atomised mio on Impalpable fder, and this otemlsod too. Is. as yon estabkihment devoted entirely to thia set. distributed by pumps and fTsvhy." new Industry with esnecfallv deygned The building la of reinforced concrete machinery and apparatus. The plant it finished and ao is the experiment. At and steel, throe stories UI heieht, Ilghr airy and unitary, and no min engar In the manufacture has any hard lal the rate of to,eos tone of the puree! of or heavy lifting. Thus the Acme saves white lead a tear it now being turned immense sums in equipments, in main out, and It a not touched by a human tenance. and in labor and <ets is) pounds of white lead (or every toe pounds of hand from the tune the pit of lead is nicuilK lead put In the furnace. dropped into the furnace on the lop floor Tha carbon dioxide its Is made from until the product has, in it* various coke. The neat furnishes the ttram for IU|es of development, diopped to the the atomising and for the mnoinf of the basement end been pumped aiam to the engine. The pet passes through o lower of coke saturated with chemical prepare- second Doer, nnished uons so that all sulphur and impurities In the old proerss in vogue until this arc removed and the gas passes to the was completed, the metallic lead w at cat! carbonating cylinders absolutely pure. into perforated discs. These discs were in alt id appointments the plant is modern and yet simple and tasily man. packed leto earthr.n pots or retorta.flood-; iied.`" Mr. 'gawkyi'Ac mvtMar. Dr. e.i Mith acetiw acid. About eighteen Holky, the chcnuiC and the Acme of- poanot e( lead into tctt pot. Uiciait arc iwturslly proud of the achieve- Those pot u evr arrenfod in levels piled i meat acid fetl thatmaddrtwn to opoamg Vrw ?rr*fi r am* L*i mrum #r#l rtaf tm * % lulr>. TAr # 4Jl4fc *t t|r dir M lilt* L#&4 4 Color Alee leU lo oUf b> tit s* MHO Oio w m " lo oMrh one upon the cine* - 00* Is between *# . unlir-iird fir.'d ol rnterp/ne Ars hj,r J..- ,tse-. i`Z *a - -ef-te-s-s puc Dr-c s-mri sor his e-ai in.ries of g-c.r.c t*- r.-. u- woo aloe ptocecl around the adgw of At p m, which wf thawed to remain Pur led In tan tork tor from no to 1st days, while thsmkM ntBon couatd by the heal tf ttafarmtnttantM btfk and the add tlswfy renvertid tha mttalik had Mo the white lend aood for paint Tha car- meioa was never cssapfetr and anywhere f--rom *--f--t-o---*--)--p-<--b--m---a--t--a--f-th- a am-faailhl c lead ooly was coovertad lata tha fialehed pew dun- May hand and brittle It was pound and Ami heated and pumped to the drying pens of camper, it nectesltat. ' the mnpioymaot of ferty for rv. BY MwW if MhL ft It be fores of cantmat A* lull stgsMIcancaaf Aenew nr "mild process" T< hnnUfkat, and It b than realised Aat Ae Detroit plant will rarohitlpaist the lecture af white bad the world -------To Detrilt. and A the Acme istmsts b due Ae credit of making one af Aa greatest scbatWc discoveries of tha am practicable. la Aenew process a* apereted at Ae me plant nothlag but steam, wa- ---------carbal dieeldc gas are used, reauWng is bnagtag Ce Ac drying peas, in finished product, it! pounds of while lead or every ion pounds of metallic lead piseed In Aa atartag furnace. Donns tvery ten hours, the plant Is in operation I 100,000 pounds tH metallic lead it maltsd,; stung from Ae bottom of At furnace no a vary hot, steam HIM tank, whirr ft bscomes a soft blue substance, as Arts at Ain mud, and A An suit vtrv sus ceptible Id chemical change. From Acre It goes to large metallic duplex cyliaden: where it la kepi cantinuaUy agitated With water in the presence of cir which ta forced through the cylinders at low pres* sure. The product is then an orange or ochre color This part of At overman a complete In less than two days. The product la Aen passed Areagh a sepirsiIng system which removes snv slrsht me- tofllc residue and I* then pampad into Ac csibboaAig cyliaden, aomewhat euailar > the cylinders already described. In At Inst cyhadn At bun hydexlde* of lead, as they art called, m Ac pres ence of o considtrabft amount of inter are subjected to o current af carbon dioxide gas. evhich in less Ann two hours cooverts Ac hydsiudcs bio white load, which cooteiaing oe Impurints, is ready A pump Mo the drying pans without ony wnaWnc or srtwrrdoi whatever. The finished product of pure* white-tod was aatn laying A Ac mvil beds of eaavat etretched upon cots of wftes with tlullour pans brnooih to catch Ae moisture Aat filter* through. The factor Ae tod be log free from hapunces readers Aa ex pansive cepoer drying pans unnecessary. The finished product never grows herd and that port destined for commercial urn Is passed on ta die grinding am where It is mixed wlA CM Into (he paste lores seen in the can when bought from At hardwire states. In the new prectsi no ilka! s nor tan bark are required. Twelve men tend me entire plant for twenty-four hour runs and everything Is done by gravin' and machinery. In Its sett condition the pro duct IS pumped everywhere. and Aus e minimum smnunt el labor is rtcw.i. Mr. Rovin' not anI', invented the pro- cels, which is covered bi b-osd patents but also Ae machmrrv r. which tor while lead i made ho s&i teiu - ed. so lumber'll ntcrssa-) j here is not a particle el Ac lead its: 0007--SWP--037439 lPto>*v.j - --------- --- -fSBt. v?)>, - GLixiJcs QL--V C^C^a j .z-.'-o-^j.-- Td-T^______ /9a f 1. - - ---; / T I. *:;'? rcc" oi ;**c \cw Fra P.i. *s r `'r R-n ., 'n' *.t"-iii *. `'' I riiitf "`D lo : :e Li 1 . > ;? ' ". *' o'* '111* ^ * -- "a I W it & \ nrr.liil _j, .. y -J jsn S; m I1 rrI 1 J- ascrM-ffa S* _j \ ai-ndt C upa . *'' 4 estali'ishnun; at T.\e*** l mid \Mfm.ne,,-*tt.i V>:'rfej.e.**-. . lit i slung ..iinp the yv ei'alfr ii-?; 1 , line record -ii 1s .ik >.. ,:> ,)anit an.I the sar-ti-lcs . the -3I1K* no rie *- C .-rg a \:-:t tr.im tl.-ee n d--- is'e.itcd ;-.mg ue.: ;r the m.vn office of :l'e \c r- 'A h-te Lean aiv! c.'-'r .' ot Deiro't wlio will -pc , , ?.-i*e time o-i the t-Vsi.- re', tewing the work of :'. \ar.ous branciier .'.ml agencies The.i are K C U li'pp'e C Coliotr ami E R Hoa; Tltev are eutluiriastv oi er the pro-|>ect~ for trade Here, anti fuily appreciate the situation In an tntemew it teas stated that the:- company, nhich recently increased its capital stock : S2.0y0.000 P1'. rs 111 a rood position to manufacture it' products :n greater quantities. Tile present capacity .- aliont Io .u ij u tons of white lead anmialty. An ad.lii'Owa' wlme lead plant was installed a lew* months ago. wliic- is still being enlarged, although the product has not been put on the market A different proce--, is use-1 and a more uniform qualitt is produced Dy nieai" ihe "mild process' the lactory can turn out great mar mies of Suer quality anw ,n less time, it-is said, than >; the old "Dutch' proces- in the new proee-". r-eta''-. lead, air, water and carbcr.-diOMtle gas are the oidj - stances iise-l 0'ii! to its iiiddnesi the uanutac*. irer- sa.is this is a vers nesiralile lead tor the m.s-ng paints Tins is said to he ihe onls paint --mi.iai*} this country which corrodes us own le.vi .or the u. . faeturc of white leatl The Acme Company has a:sO it-.- great faculties lor the manufacture m u.car'v all **. .. new materials pcrtluung to the paint anu sar.i.-li c ; ~--A T3*./ SIS Mm Star* inJ Of<# Biw4<wUr Ptwl C#. Ill Mmmmi Siraat San frtauK*. Cat. II I t\hitticr. who !u- juir returned from a Ih k iiic <* 1 rip co San Franc..-to. thinks the Gale City had better wake up it she desires to keep up to the pace of her Southern sister Los Angeles The Lo Angeles \ arni'h Company has nioietl all it offices up town, to the corner of Fifteenth and Ala meda Streets Ihe Green. M-wshall Paint Company, which is pari in' .he same concern h.i' al-o changed its location to a new place The Siui'Ct Paint Loiupani now lias a -tore in tlu- heart m L.i- Angeie-. at r'^r Street The firm w .k ||,,ee miles mu of town Tin- firm lus the '<nio |..r j,,hn I.uea- & Company's gomls. but will "> keep their old factory to supply trade with Ifhen* * 1 w 11 -peclaities. Acme White Le*i*t aurl Color Works, of Detroit. r. R ' Hoair, assistant salts mannger and C. W. CoHorT the trareliiifir eitiriitor nt the compand arrived tln> nccV u.i r Prt SounrI, on their first tour of the Cnr^r 1 Stev v\il[ sipeiul more than a month in California fi^nri:ivr up the year's profit* of their company's bnsme** k.*r.i itj. flrtTcrpnt aeeiiti, and planning a thorough .vl\l t ;-ing campaign for the coming year. They ucre :imch mpreefl with the new San Francisco irliich i.i% ,',^11 bmlt up in !os than three vears. '5V-: v 0007-SWP-037440 - V-t;i.~iL4SBcS'.- 0007-SWP-000118347 -i -8- ii. van l o o Cant. |77 - Cont. Finish Coata Batch Material Used Fungicide 3 Osed r of ass j ! OJ 236 J f, OJ 237 J 1, OJ 238 J E OJ 239 J | OJ 240 J t OJ 241 J i- OJ 242 J f OJ 243 J [' OJ 244 J M.R.T. Gloss Kbits ii- rr rt ti n n tt it n n it ii ii it it ti CB $925 - C 455 CH 5918 - C 485 G& 5919 - G 475 Pyrldyl Mercuric Stearate D.D.T. n Chlorinated 'biS'phenol. Sodiun copper phosphate. Di-Hethyl Pbthalate 2052 dry Tetrachlorphenol 10?C Phenyl Mercuric Kephthesate (Nuocide 32l) .043 Rg based on totel paint solids. As above, but .023 Eg. 23 based on weight of total vehicle. 23 baaed: on vehicle solids. 53 based on weight of total paint. 7.73 CuO baaed on vohicle solids. 13 Cl-Methyl Phthalate based on veh. solids. S3 based on total paint, .023 Eg based on paint solids. .043 Eg based on paint solids. ' OJ 245 J Me E*T. Gloas nhite "Milban" (Zine dinethyl-dlthio- carbamate) 0.53 based on vehicle solids. ! OJ 254 J n it n Benzene Haxachloride 23 baaed on vehicle solids. #148 - Frenrf n of White Lead A meeting m attended at the offices of the Lead Industries Association in Hew lark to discuss the functions of white lead in paint. Technical representatives will continue the discussion in subsequent meetings. f 0007--SWP--037441 \ 0007-SWP-000118348 -9- #177 - Pigment Studies M. VAN LOO Cont. A new sample of 414 Leaded Zinc ms received froa Caffeyville, Identified as Sample LZ 212. This material had been passed through the Klkroatomizer Bill, and texture ms acceptable. While the color me not suitable for SUP Gloss White, it may be used in Dhdercoater end SUP tints. #160 - Painting of Bricks Stucco panels vers prepared for exposure of variations of brick and stucco paints including a survey of such formulations before and oftar vaii-time restrictions, also a cross comparison of 02978 Brick end Stucco Reducer variations. The reformulation of the white and ivory include the introduction of pigmentations patterned after SIS' nutations, enl varia tions in p.v.o. 's by the introduction of one to tiro quarts of 02978 in the top coat. The 02978 formulations included five types! (1) 100} 2600 phenolic 33 gallon chinaouod oillinseed varnisb-CVR 128. (2) Modified phenolic. As (1) but 1970 resin for 2600 resin, CVR 129. (3) As 02978 formula of 12-1-43 using standard Debydrol type (3S48)E, CVR 157.. (4) Alkyd type (4103). (5) Styrene oil type) Dow Resin 1-356. [; #162 - Studies in Hat Wall Paint formulation rut A sample of Adeo Multi-Base vehicle ms obtained from the Adco Chemical Cospary for test in flat mil point formulations. Ibis vehicle ms tested in formulas LV-917 and LV-918 submitted by the above company. The Adco flats had good brushing end floe characteristics but vers poor in mshability when applied over glue size, uniformity of tint aad sheen ms not as good as shorn by One Coat Hat #10. Several odor tests were conducted on eonples of deodorised kero sene and mineral spirits obtained froa the Shell Oil Company, in Plat-Tone White. Shell supplied c. sample of their 8253 DLspersol end 8230 Regular Base No. l, both in the kerosene range, and a sample of deodorized sinerai spirits coded 8296. 0007-SWP-037442 I 0007-SWP-000118349 -10- M. VAN LOO Coat. #162 - Coni. Baaed on our laboratory toots, ths deodorised thinnsra were considerably better then regular (5020) tad (348). However, dta to their loner Kauri Butanol values, rather hi#i viscosities were obtained in the finished paint. Additional material sill be supplied by Shell for further teote. Semi-Lustre Vork has been under nay- during the month to determine the cause of the sub-standard sheen obtained on Semi-Lustre based on (3848)E, particularly when (3020) is used in the thinner portion. As c start, (3020) mas distilled into four fractions end each introduced Into the Semi-Lustre formula for the total volatile content. The fractions in the foliating ranges mere found to ha very constant In kauri-butanol values, as sham below: Distillation Bang# ___of Fractions 190 - 205 C. 205 - 220 220 - 285 255 - 250 tfofractloaatad (5020) (MB) Kauri-Butanol .W-, 48.0 48.7 46.4 46.9 46.9 57.6 Brush-outs on the Semi-Lustres made from these fractious ranged in sheen depending upon the fraction used. Sho loner boiling fraction produced tho highest shoen and the highest boiling fraction the losoot sheen. Buis It appears that there is no direct relationship between kaurl-butcnoL value cad sheen characteristics, of Sead-Lustro made with (S84B)E, as Indicated from the fractionation of (5020). How ever, further work mill be done to determine nhethsr the flatting in the presence of slow evaporating solvents is due to increasing Insolubility of the vehicle solids as Initial oxidation occurs in the drying of tho film. During the month the Varnish Fasearch Division submitted two tall oil-llnsoed varnishes, CVR 511 end CVR 316 for evaluation in SemiLustre, Interior doss, Encmoloid end Porch end Floor Enamels. CVR 311 is identical to CVR 516 extopt for solids. Host of our tests, there fore, were confined to CVR 316 based on 60 solids. IfThe characteristics on CVR 516 are as follows: 0007-SWP--037443 0007-SWP-000118350 J -11- H. VAN LOO Cont. 1162 - Cont, pmjw Body - U Color - 11-12 A. V. - B.2 on boss . V. - 60S R. U. cost at 50S H> V. Oil length - 20 gallons 057.50 Seal-Lustre made with CVR 316 t h is too low in sheen, hut work will ha continued on this formula. Interior GIo s b Enonels rare node on the Rax 26451 formula dated 1-14-45 Tilth CVR 515 es a roplcceaent for (5848) E. Hie special Interior doss was slightly slower in set-to-touch then (5S4B)E, but. was equal in hardness after 24 hours' drying. His slightly slower drying characteristics of CVR 516 were also evident In Enenelold end Porch and floor Brumal chore this varnish was used cs e replaceaent for (5109) or AV 97. Draw-down films on glass are being checked for embrittledant and will be reported on after aging for a few teaks. The Vanish Research Division prepared two tall oil nl&ds similar in pbthcUc anhydride content end solids to (5119) and (4100). These were node up into a Bex 710 fortmla substituting tho tell oil varnishes for the regular vehicles. Point characteristics were as follows* RB 1228 CaW).-- (410Q) RB 1229 Viscosity, #5 orifice Color Drying* Initial Over-night At 2 weeks 72" Std. Std. Hard and tough Bard and tough 58" Very yellow Very slow to tack-free* Hard and tough Bard; no brittleness. After storago for 2 weeks there seewe to be saae lass of drier. This will have to be racbecked. Samples of Strosen-Reutar's Octoate driers wore coopered with regular naphthennte driers on an equal metal basis In Plct-Tono, Enanelold end SEP doss Shite. In general, the speed of drying was very dose, both in set-to-touch end through dry, to that of the naphtbonnte driers. The Ennaeloid node with tho regular naphthennte driers seeoed a little harder on over night drying then that Bade with tho Octoato driers. ,: 0007-SWP-037444 0007-SWP-000118351 -12- M. VAN LOO Coat. |162 - Goat. The set-to-touch tines on cooperative scaples vere as follows % Set-to-touch Krehthenate Octoata 1. Flat-Tone Bhite, fornula 8-28--45 2. ti n 5. Enoaeloid White, " ti 9-19-45 n S. SHP doss White, " 9-14-45 25 oia. 95 Bin. 25 sin. 5 hr. 15 Bin. 105 nin. (using lib. linoleate) 5 hr. 5 Bin. The house paints trill be checked for granulation and all ato pies Bill be chocked for drying at & later date. Based on our tests to date, there aecna to be no particular advantage in Octoate driers over regular naphthanates with respect to drying or odor. However, we should like to point out that our findings are still preliainexy end need not necessarily apply to other types of fonuletions. Special Studies Gloss Ifoasuroaent with the Hunter Multipurpose Hnflectcneter He reported a discrepancy between gloss readings obtained using our Binter Raflectoaaeter end other instrusonte, to the Henry A. Gardner Laboratory, as fallowsi Naval Aircraft Experimental Stellas Bur. of Stds. Photo-volt Hunter jm- A 74.5 71 66 73 B 4S.6 41 88 57 C 54.2 53 46 + 70 The following reply was received fron Hr. Paul 1h Gardner, Ugr. "He have discussed your letter of Sopte&ber 15th with Mr. Hunter. He said that your results are what he would expect in view of the fact that the field angle of the nultipurpoee raflectoaeter is somewhat too large for 60 gloss Beasureoent# according to Proe. A of ASTtt Tent. Method D523-411. Because of other fea tures of the instruoent, this field angle cannot be Bade snailor. 0007--SWP--037445 0007-SWP-000118352 0007-SWP-037446 l 0007-SWP-000118353 .. ..J. *BUp{3BU SUT^SBO OX^Ong - J OH t ^ Tr :< r -; . -j j f` ?' T.l :i i U v-Zihi-w -<q opqj 0007-SWP-037447 0007-SWP-000118354 I PUT M IS ll>i4i. --**--* - ,-i h im rmm uunm im lS? Im mail wr- -- ' BEVSLIfTION I20 l**J* WKM. ju *? ttnSSL ... . .. ,, _ |j`?y.l>l||r * ** Him, 11 u !'* nwmi W MV 111 U. fa. Blf NEWPROCESS 11 T 1 ins w im -on ma) 1*225-tF?!? 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H" IH traan 1* DniM- .W *ni iHiAf MutOa (A* 1 1 l*iHA*t ( P*iiwt ,n A*v t> ir*ri mt Driltii * Iih rf inr rrra .'ft rrar n*w i* r* ***s . Drum Ml "" I *r m* |, "ra a^ ti*i *iii at |(iii* 1 mru* a* * $tr* , 1* tn rsri rae mu m t 0007-SWP-037448 0007-SWP-000118355 /44L, -19- fuf - Panels 11005-11018 C vers prepared for exposure at Chicago testing various primers to he used oa fabricated Dural aluminum beveled siding* This supplements exposures being node by Cleveland. Ilia primers used in this series include: Rax 70110 - AUTTP656-A-1 Zinc Chromete Primer H 7645 - 52-P-18 Bureau of Ships Zinc Chromate Primer Rex 16174 - Xromik Primer Rax 27507 - Red Lead Primer Rex 49 - Red Metal Primer Rex 450 - SEP Ubdercoater Rolf of the aluminum panels mere solvent spray cleaned and treated wj,th phosphoric acid, the other half only solvent spray cleaned, Ihe special primers mere followed by a coat of SIP 450 Ondercocter and a coat of Gloss Rhite, making three coats in all. One panel has only a two coat system of Rex 450 and Rex 471. /IBS - Pretreatment of Metal Surfaces for Painting See Project Mo. 12. #148 - Rxnainatlon of Ehlto Lead Preparations mere mede for a meeting of the L.Z.A. Rhite Lead Research Ccaolttee in Rem fork on Hovembar 18. Ho work ms done on the following projects: /IRQ - Printing of Bricks ft7B - 8W of Pa** Colored House Points #112 - Fire Retardent Paints 0007-SWP-037449 0007-SWP-000118357 0007-SWP-00011 0007-SWP-00011836C POi TM S. W, P. For the balaoce ol the property-- diameter Inside and 200 ft. 15 acres--wc arc preparing plans and The pipe Imc into which the fume] hope 10 have the contracts let aod from the Oxide furnaces pass building* under way in a very short cooled, and so form oxide--later time, which will then enable u> to add be drawn out by air auction--ii j( to our many great thiags the greatest It. long and 8 It- in diameter. and largest sine oxide smelter in the The plant we believe to be world. The new Cofteyville smelter most perfect in ail its details at , u located in the natural gas belt of thing in this or any other country Ii Kansas, enabling us to operate at a a scientific and engineering sund| very nominal cost and all of when compared has been siring with other smelt for and execau ers that arc forced by the diflera to use coal The specialists c plant consists of ceded with twelve buildings, company and including the fol now under lowing: management "A ", office, Mr.Gordon.foi 10x40 ft.: "B", eriy manager laboratory, 40x50 the plant at Jon It ; ' C", Mc- lin, Mo. Wee Dojgall ore roast ploy at this 1 ing furnaces, some 75 p< 40x84 ft.; **D". which will calcine shed, crease to a I 51x85 ft.; "E", _ number as so crushing and sampling plant, C'-M<D..g.tt f.r BUg., C.ftruiilr; (arlhef iinpn fifi-w Ctm'fltud. meats arc T J4XJ5 It.; "F", smelting furnaces, The plant at Joplin we pur 50x400 ft.; "G'^power house, 50x80 about the same time as the mines, I ft.; llG(b)",machine shop, 10x40ft.; many improvements and addit "H", coal crusher, 10x40 ft ; **L", since buying have been made, cooperage, 30x40 ft.; *`M", bag this smelter we employ from 50 to I house,95x145 ft.; "N", store house, people. This plant is under 110x100 ft.; water tank, and beehive supervision of Mr. H. E. 1 flue and suck. The flue, lor carrying a young man who has been sue oil lumes, is 150 It. long, 11 ft. high ful with this company aod has grow and 8 ft. across; the suck is 8 ft. in up with it from a boy. growth of S-h 'HIS account of our pro) be by no means com) to make mention o Ef licet r -- waresour t o w th made ssary I juany Jirti of counj. Trade dittoes busi- pss in fest e s time time MadVd ^ r" facilities to care for give the promptest and service, and, as ou ire our Ju l y woio |At Buf- M0 wc have teased Utilities, Bmlt/if 0007-SWP--037455 0007-SWP-00011