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DRUGS, OILS AND PAINTS , V ( l V 2__ zone; O. McG. Howard, form er presithe Chicago club and Jam es B. Bouck, (resident of P ra tt & Lambert-Inc., who from the paint trade some years ago. 0. Walker, of the Thibaut & W alker y, who had been ill for some tim e, was esent and the membership warmly his return to an active position in the Duify's presence on the program- was ent of tribute to entertainm ent corn- efforts to bring prominent personefo re the club. The speaker prom ptly d with any ideas that m ight have been ned about his talk being in the nature isterial message, and the chatty, humorthrilling reminiscences of his w ar-tim e ces won the hearts of his audience and learty salvo of applause as the meeting hiladelphia Paint, Oil and V arnish Club special meeting a t the Bellevue-Strattel on December 3rd with sixty-seven s and guests present. Horace S. Felton, -ected president, presided. H. Priest, of the "American Paint " who was called upon, made a few GET O N T HE H I G H R O A D TO P R O S P E R I T Y THE R O A D T H A T P O I N T S UP E V E N W H E N B U S I N E S S M A Y BE O f f . . the high-lead-content R O A D French presented a resolution on the eath of A. D. Graves, which was unan- adopted by a rising vote, and he uested to prepare a resolution on the and untimely death of Clare H. Hall, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company at :ee, a t the Ja n u ary meeting, :ent Felton called upon the first special J. Sibley Felton, vice-chairman of rntive Committee, who in his inimitable counted his varied and interesting exs during a trip through Russia. Gardiner, chairman of the Program tee, announced th a t E. J. Cornish, presi- the National Lead Company, would be ial guest at the January meeting. 3a Paul, consulting colorist, N ational who was called upon, outlined his es on absolute color matching by use pectrophotometer, illustrating his talk erous charts and diagrams, concluding m arizing the definite advantages to the ir by taking the guesswork out of color EAGLEPICHER Trigg presented the report of the Re- ation Committee which was submitted Associations a t Toronto and which was 134 N o r t h l a S a lle Street C h i c a g o .usly accepted as read. He also exbhe financial plan under the new budget. W h ite Lead, Carbonate . Red Lead . Sublim ed Blue Lead . Sublim ed W hite Lead . Litharge . Jarden, Jr., the next speaker, stated Sup e r Sublim ed W hite Lead . Sublim ed Litharge . O ra n ge M ineral . Zinc O xid e , Lithopont) e of the best reports submitted at w as th a t of the Jo in t Traffic Com- He cited the case of the I. C. C. rais- freight rates on paint products from 3rd class as being an u n fair decision p artm en t of the H ercules Pow der Co. was and V arnish Production Club. The paper- of the greater comparative weight of exhibited. vided considerable discussion. iucts and consequently less bulking and ice required, thus allow ing a g re a te r ~i the railroads. Williamson summarized the address of is presented a t Toronto meeting, while eckel reviewed the annual meeting of duction Clubs. A Happy Thought. Members of the Portland (O regon) P aint, Oil and V arnish Club have contributed over $1000 w orth of p ain tin g m a terials fo r the Toy and Joy M akers division of the city 's fire dep artm en t. D iscarded toys will be reconditioned and distributed among the poor children a t Christmas. The Philadelphia S u p erin ten d en ts' Clii its November m eeting on the 18th, with? six members in attendance. It was rep th at Dr. Pearce, of the Resinous Produc Chemical Co., had consented to addresf club during the w inter. _4yi- :r E. Yarnall summarized the address President F ray ser Welcomed. The St. Louis F ran k lin P. Hobbs on "F undam ental P aint, Oil and V arnish Club held its November in th e P ain t and V arnish In d u stry " a t m eeting a t the a irp o rt in E a st St. Louis on the 19th, and form ally welcomed P. C. F ray ser, . H ealy sum m arized the address of newly elected president, N ational P ain t, Oil E. Hay, a t Toronto, on "The Missing and V arnish Association. Dinner w as served Business." at Skyway Inn. Many members enjoyed a ride over the city in a tri-m otored plane, piloted ecretary was instructed to convey the by M ajor W assell, who, a t the m eeting of the by of th e club to H enry C. S tew art, club, pointed out th e im portance of surface treasurer, and to W. A. Borland, both coatings in prolonging the life of the plane. n have been ill fo r some time, The Toronto Convention, was. the- subject of u r g f Elects Irw in P resident. A t the ; a ta lk made, by H enry P. Brooks, a delegate, The following change in th e by-law s a. gested a t the O ctober m eeting w as acL In place of the secretary -treasu rer defih in the past, two new offices w ere defin follows: The secretary shall record the mini the meetings and shall have same tra and conies thereof sent to the edito Official D igest. H e sh all receive a n d " communications addressed to the cl" shall arrange for the place of all regular and. special T he tr e a s u r e - h"ll co llect all dues