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ZINE ^Vliere even ounces count `1 Bl'LR <>r lluiml)" may have ils merits--1 i11 nol Jl, in a dii Pont Rayon Haul. Right al I lie beginning, "<Iti Pool control'1 lakes a hand in the product. Sheets of pure pulp from which du Ponl rayon is made eoine especially wrapped and scaled. They (`liter tin* first inaniifacl uring stages under pre cisely lli<* right conditions1--and equally impor tant--in precisely tin* correct amount, There is no guesswork. That is a word unknown to dn Pont control men. Every hatch id* pulp must he weighed to the ounce, nol today, or once a day. hut every hour of every day in the year. I n varying precision--to the fra el ion of a pound ! This procedure typifies every step in the making of du Pont rayon yarns. It is a dramatic chapter in manufacturing that few people recognize. There is hardly an instant when the product is not passing under I lie w 211 eh fill eyes of experts, or undergoing highly developed control tests. One word characterizes every operation conducted by du Ponl. That word is uccnrncy. < )ut of t hese highly keyed mnmifncl uring plan Is come the branded dn Pont yarns. Faithfully graded to meet every requiremrn(, these yarns are today selling a new standard of excellence in \mcricau Ie\Iile mills. Dn Ponl Rayon Company. Inc., 2 Park Avenue, New ^ ork, N. Y. U.J. PAT.Off* f Proven Porn for Peertf Purpose Yo!.. XXItl LET'S STOP THESE ACCIDENTS (Jj/Umi fmJ hfiisl/u^ taps JiiJ pLtv iv;ih than with Mu'fa A/tiY tihH no thihi is ntimwl i brunch roar laid: A ITROX1M A*H* 1 .V Ifvr hundred iTi? Urni are crippled r.n h ji\_ *. t:.if im he \ imcJ Si uies u> a resell of pl.iv mg wii h blast ing caps. accord mg i o recurJ> com pik'd Hr iIh : Irstrtuico1 Makers of I'.xplosi ves-i .hildren ai tender Years arc usually t he vicums, Most ol them do nos U now what blast in/; caps arc like or that I hey arc purposely made to explode, Plu\ ing In t he side ol a newly constructed t oad, or in a field where slumps have been blasted, or rambling about in the v icin it v of a mine or quarry, t hev hi id a skiriv copper capsule. To then tl is mere!\ a piviiv rd.iyrhmg. And above i hei" too in.itiv \mngsicrs kam tm' late its real churaner. Ib.en 1 lit: knowing ones fail to realize that blast ing Caps arc iar more hazardous to handle th, it the paper caps tliey shoot in i heir iov pistols on the fourth ol July. And when t hey si an tid `shoota blast ing cup In' pounding it* with a rock, applymg a lighted matcli io it, / v ! throw u-g it into it sonc ot km! ic. ore sen when! hey at tempt to probe i I he charge ss it hin i lit: .die! I. t he result is mindly a trugedt . If e;i,^ she frequency of such acci denis a lew wars ago I lui led t he Inn inm id Makcm oi kxplosivcs to launch a n.tiion w ide camp.ug to teach children uni io play \vtill blasting caps. Posters ami pamphlets were given wide distribution. Pii/t: contests were st igcd in public schools, and mot ton picture hints were ihmdan-il and show n before groups of school chi! dien in all pat is ol i he union v. This campaign recefrcd the emhusi; stic .support of such agencies as t ic bureau ul Mines, the Surge?Ml 1 mner.d ol the Pnhl ic I lealrh Service of i he Treasury Depart man , t he Depaii man ol Agricnhurc. the National Saietv ( ounetl. \arioio riei.nii axt mites. ami r hi. o;ho- d avt horif h -s , f itearly ewrv stale in i he I'moii. It has i.ccom pi ishcd w .-Yl h-wiu k- results and t he Inst inne is fan in a ice hc program ol education. t .hi Idlen tlnist be Ought not to tench blast my taps. A dulls must he tarn: hi not to leave caps w Ik Tl children Can inn! ! hem; anc that is of major import a -cc. If users ot cvplos-vcs and tlu ir employes measure nr ;o dkir rcsponsihilmcs in ibis -expect, aeci.K nts inun 'pbvau; witIt blasting cups'* wj 1 aiitomjf wail v Cease. As isle fTom Imnyj itaoai i o insider ,u n r s* w]i ie h shou Id nnpel e\plosives users to aid the causr -'t ihikl safervh the Institute has lor some time past stud let! the reports oi litigation arising from injuries sus*allied by children who ha vc found Id as ting caps and phi veil with them. Damage chiims have been brought into the courts in a num.Hr oi state where children Kiu- been maimed through blast- \ r m i a p ,m idents. In four suits rcceiii'v hleo in as many dlJfercnt state, die ilefenJants have ailcecl r. r da magi > ranging from 6, ^no to r.o.: bec.n seiiirp m es negligently fell l bese acic s m '"h s h i places w Ik re dtikheir eciild find tl cm, keep blasting caps in a sale place o akv. vs a t iriu |\warmiig, arid pan icuhn lv so ai t lii> n c imiii; Jor the rve< j -Jn show that these acci daes occur with Increasi ng I regue ic\ ilurnig t hi:; spring and summer tin nulls wlum. cl'-iMren, s|H:iul so n,K h i11 dieir t im;- i 'Ui-ol -doors. Mining, contracting ai d qiutrmng companies, a- vail as ail o Uk u ^ v, l'io u.a' caps, .ac Lu'gf ^ (< < coin h i me ml!: tht* Institute of Makers nt l !>;]dosi\e^ in in. toons tt> red nee child hualmcs and iinerles a> Hu minimum. e-.'swr Sfcc OU PONTJa^zW,(? MINING GOLD IN THE RAND DISTRICT OF AFRICA I o supply tW. dry a/r if) the men at the working fairs hi the nuncs is am- of fi-r scrams problems jnifuniting the managers h ;:. mining dimmer in Africa. rnnxr H) (.. [ Tc<mi im >id\ referted ro ;ts the Fi,irn.l, his d:s n s cenref Johatmeshm g, a modern, up-to-date c m v loss I hail 111-v vcaixold, with beam iful homes, pa rks ami dn veways. It lies ahum one ? hmisauJ 11 i !<,.:> northeast of < aip-c; Town ;U the lower end of the African coin incur mid I ms' hum!red miles miriliwcM of Durban on fhe F'..isi African const- ITom the area with in a Hurry-mile radius <-i Johannesburg comes more 'fun half I he gold produced n rfic world today. Die R,,.nd d t a t. r. c - os Co; ids lot a nj a oxi impel v 1111i i t miles CAM : I h I west of l ItU C H*. M I'H'S ;Uld 'ill ID A I'A' J f work ovtr i he entire x i a r v miles. ws;h the except ion of a break hi i lu: fuel or gold dxunng \cin of a hr m< rwo an-1 oiic-ha if miles on the 1'atM Rand where ore has no? hern found hi paying (fuaiilii ics. Mo !' :h::. very deep, ranging horn three th;m ...* : ;h larrimis \ i hage Deep Mine, which i fom-hiJMcn-'f feet vertically below a!:.. now ifit dee pesr mine in :hc wot Id. The grnmd scheme of mining is a- same throughout the entire held, Dm i arc drivei Iron) the shafts on cadi I ...p rile ore. W 1 licit is L liCM tinned bei-V. . . r- sesu.-m tint unlike rhut employed in : l(i mi :r tile men work a rctrcanng lone w .1 h = i . K \\i'v will l ave only about three hundred whi re- men to suptso iae t he nan saw a mi manage Hie d ill'crenr ronrwers. All natives in AIrica go under the general heading of kaffirs and ate usually spoken of as "hoes'' regard less ot their age- When they arrive at the nones from their kraals or homes, t hevr have very few cloflies- The\ soon get loger her some garments, bur usually L'lurir lir.si Attempt dressing up is to procure it Viird or so o: calico from which tfiev make it son of skin . 1 he mines haw. Co n pounds win. re the miu \es tin: ainl are led hv Hie reiniug company. [ j adduiun to this, Hive receive a Compcns.u ion of about filtv Cents a dav. ,J * Shot <- rImu r fi'iiiii rr*i n%g tnf *i'mi ftrr)nrtntin> i.`\ tit ihi- ,:nmnil rotih'^l mtum*; thtrt.tu.- African mine's Kaffir /i.iU'- r, at ii/li' h v tha >m Itir' r !>, n.. in Lit' I L.' )!.{, er.-. t'K-rtiiv A- all die mines a majorin' of the men employed are natives reamired from the diflcrenr tribes of Alric.i. j\t ines vvithii jxirsonnelo! rhnr rhousaml men underip'oiinil Marie tir the minus have dance teams and at lease mux a vear a big uniteo is kudd Ix'iwcen men h> >m Hie didcren: mines. Fri/es are awarded lo tlie learnt doing i he luosi it it crest mg donee, h.aeh team carries a hand it inuMOans ivla> make nmsie ti>r t fie dancers ait uh.tr. are called Kadir niaisos 1 liese tnsmmicrts a.rc not unlike xylophones, being nude by the natives who ii-,c raw hide strips lo l ie picCrs d hardwood over old carbide cans idled with water. Some of the more expert i Mchcsiras are able u- fnake rea I music, ami a! fur a nnitcM the nicinbcrh of the winning learn enjoy great. popuLritw among Hie oilier MUlivcs along the Rand. <7/i& OU POHT./Km/nzr/y1 Became of the laws -aovenuni: nun:!i<; tn Africa. tic operators are i.icc.A wfdi iv a ; distinct puddeniM bust, dte removal U smoke and I u lies ;ilk-r Masonro second, the nuinu tui i*c rd a healthy c o ir iiion * urine llie l !i i 111r 11* sIi11. flu: Jusi causiny phthisis, po winced Jnnny \\*i I rein, in m suspension almost mdelimadv it the ;nr js in nu >e ion a ul i here is r.o ^rc-H clompe o! '* u:mjxrr.iuirc or pressure. 1 he problem >s to $ ddinethe oirbv intro.h;cmu a iur.i;e dame j ol Coiiip.ir.il ivdv uuss free .or So? I h,c? ' wdl rc o ih v the actr.d duo content to du ll >\\ o.( pms-Kc p-.iini. J !uo luov found eh.ii i hr No- r w n !-i ,iu nmnl^h ihm is lo L cc p the c u 1 in y \V ! i hl] S i >* -Jert d i hr J,icr, aKo m ha*. con-uiuh \ elec- !! i vo i he incomin g 4 iru i*/ .ii f In" i'u n 'i'i fn| ./ ,Ok.' . i in hn 'nf. .Oum i *l.c tnhtc S fntin `.mi m [ )t" luu i;r,<u ml air : ciuHc it in Pi ; w * r a r t an.*: hre a u u p . h c 'I ha rime is List upprouchinr; on ihe Cii>liion id r Jou^i an* trotn die JnlK, Ruud when l lie mines 111 lx laced with a problem ihat will u* the JuTrav i'ear h i n ^ t he face , A jth nspcmin v of the man u tters and engi repaisl to this, diev neers to I lie litmus 1 - No! on 1 % are not iced that a n thee faced with tlie problem of sup port v\i\ shafts and working ,it such iiwtallaii-an cay-a!>lc oi pi'o.jncnr a ipvut dept ha, but chev mssst a Iso comionuMc enui i- supply ciiouph Cool, Aw .or to die meu ui (he workiny lute to enable 1 hem to work eihrmmlv ai <[ chev I'hf /i.iiin* ,in.l in i JI i'/ i >!.' . tf ths l.*.i k.l mmcv m the r-.-.ii-f at t h,- St h c tinirit i ,if S it Jim imi.o supply (his air ai a uw due i.% not prollihiiisc. [ ton at i iu. face, 1 he ctien on men working in hot. lot mid pi u:o. where when i he A r i l Is there is litde or no air i:u>\ iny, is lo impair them efficiency and lic.ili Ii verv yreal Iv. I Ik : fuel l hat a nonral man i'.m work (or an hour or so in a tcmjx raUnc ol i yf 1`.. u hen the air is drv, hut ifuicklv col fa p>cs in a sat mated atmosphere of jo'' I-. r.peuks for itself. were mu nrnunp. was s 11 e I ? e c i i v e w he n the d i ills were opcraiinp, a n J ss a n also As the air passes down ! he shafts on i he Kami, it absoibs heat from I lie loch sen; I ]s jj i Ht. rate id one vlepr^e forcaeis lur Inn id red ami hlt\ lect ol ifepili. h ds-> picks lip mmsisiix M1 rap-idl_v ih.n h is ncarh. saiuroed he die dedecied some fen feer from i fa. lace hv (he Hircatinp c\!aiu:U au from ! hue it reaches ihe lower levels At the \ ilfaae l\vp Mine he air picks up, in die course of a Jaw two hundred and inn s two ions ol moist arc, of winch one the drills, hi many places \ emnhc is suhany dim proh hundred and twen! v sewn tors arc re*.lcposiiti' in die upcast portion of the workings ami lira hurdled and lilteei trms re.-ch the surface. Keen* possihh. el iota is made In t he opera tom in lorce fresh air m(o c ie work ui^ places, ami this involsts da' use id nanv miles of tuniri m eoniuctioji uadi auvi 1 uro hlower fans. Hu Pi au N cm lihchas made a place for itself in It is district on account of t lie case ot hand l in^ and t he savinps psWMhle mer iransportiipp and creuiu^ anv ocher ivpe of luhini;. ieni, as n w hein^ taken riyhl io the face, so ihai die ra e a a t iv o r k ?UMti'rlX i LIU. : ti i- rt.\-{ Will reCi'i \ e full I'cuein from du: oir that is acrnaliy intended lor them Ue is use-J near exnvmrlv hoi iv,-rk my fac< n | (rire Ivock oi n is placed so that ihe air o -irov-n freon i he end id the veimUuntr ptos parses over n. \W *!n> j iu s h o ihv .-- --1a----1==^ ?/ie IDXJ PONTjftayav.inx* ..--...................... - --r - 1"'--r................... '"""": THE PRODUCTION OF TALC Hoir tin II; //. ijmnis Idle (.orj>M\tUou tithies the ore jud Wills ii m the CiO/n vn/ror J/sfrii'/ oj ,\*rif! York S/i/fr IW J-: the days of* the hr>r Pharaohs /I) M . II AlUcUi.Cs ,dtet w ,n Js tu hcis bee.line tnieicsue! in S of Lev pi co.vnetu-> with a t ilc base hi.vc hi;ai pnp.iLir. Hot b men and wumai siscd ilinr iu i lie [*h issih' I ii ies of 11NSIHU4 and titiilini' ihrpis ihici, a ml iu- is-pan! i hyN i \vn m ills were cw:cted- kume Tjiij 111 h ics when {];<_ lit uiur F.mpirj was ;il i hu hciyju M.my operators entered I his held thiriii?* the nest quarter ui its. *lnrv Atid ihev are uoi less pont.dar t od.i v , in fsc:\ ol a cent try, vdi tch was imoked hv m;mv consofiJations. rheir me \< Head.!y irrerva A :i 14. A considerable formatm of At* present, the local iudtiMi' is conducted hv onfv a few :srsr t,u h I it v tuk* reaches C lie d h u iu iiiiip markets m i ;ileuj ii st rotqpy* einrc-iehed of^ani/at ionr, and one of slujn is the powder Cuts compacts and other pucAai'Cs h *u k | in re: nil W. JI. Lomu ts I ale (drpr <ra: ion. Mores. Ihu sl.:*am;e us ii m.tv seem, only n relatively sin;iIf I his tuH pora I ion was orcaiii/ed m wj; 9 for the purpose purl. of the total pnn.fuilioir of this mineral ib used for of mining amt nuiltn^ (nmvcntctif's short fiber i ik:. I Im COsmcUCS. company purchased wh.n is known as the "'Arnold Mine" Six! v five per Cum of the \vi aid \ ulc xupplv comes fn m and constructed its I v m mill near the vi 1 hp%* ol limcrv villc. the i -iiiad Si,ms, ami lorn .-i>. per ccr-r of r he i.loii-cS; ic Mr, Loumss t uticeixc d ihc idea of pi oihicir c a more iniclv sales iu i ai In .- lausi \ ear of puhk.slit if j canal Came sabiioaided jirodna than had previously hren pioducvd, on tile iJieorv 1 hai paint m.mulao ;ii*ers i!id not wish fi> be j'lindcm, hut mixers, lie reasoned that if he could inmul llie product finer at the mill, she paim: mixers would uaturallv experience a cor'c-spondii ^ reducuon h their piNklaei ion costs. I le hiriliLT omcei ced t l*-e t<lc:t c 1! douhle- aif lloi.uion, whtefi tends t iiwaial greater uniforiint v ol pisklnet from i.l:c siandpoi its of fineness and oil ,ibsot*|*> lion, and prevents tlie possihtlitv that ,tnv co,n*st\r,rtts or Jurei =9 materials tnav into tile finished stck, A reaijv market was soon Innnd for 1 he mu pm ol ihe fir.si imII. In 1911. i*o nice! ihc ineicraseil deinanil, another iiu If of preatei LUp.rtH v was I h i i It and more: ilex i hie machhi cry was insrallcd in it, -Since tq-'p hoifi milk have been producing a double air thutti! maypiesium silicate for all Ta?c /iroUtuUs !>raU>fnmaU` in she ctm\iru*-ium t:f ihv ham<p iif tf%,- !,>i.r C'r/>rHfHm the indiislrk's usiny I Ills niaien.il. from New York Statx;. It is estimated that the nut pm of I lie f-.inpise Sou: in op.!* w ,;.s iSmo'Uoj pounds, ami most all sd ir oriiduatcd in the \ icimiv of Crouwnicur. New York. A f diouyh talc is not produced i i diat town, ktrj'e cjiianmuA arc shipped from there, am! the products of the mines and mills of that region are well known as `i iiniveniciir mSc." Now rale is by no means a rare miner a I, yet the prod ucts shipped from i MHivenicuf h.i ve ex rlain eh.mien: rial ics indtkc ,mv other forms oi inaprtesiurn silicao: produced else where m t he 1. ns ted States, Canada and sex era I fores mi cotmirics. Tin: differences are ir physical make-up rather than hi chemical comp-winon. tiouve-ncur lalcts a fibrous miner,;] and ir fvr.iins that Mr.iuun.: when broken down. Tile discovery of this mineral in minherit New Mirk Slate is ciedited ioS. Cl. Menhtt, a vck-niiarv surpct>n. In o<7lie did butne prospeenny m llie luwt; o! Fowler and called aUeinsor; to (Hiic'mppiisps ?v! short -liber rale and *at her i kSicutions ill its [`rescncc in that* lepton. Snort SHU S'ltmhi-r l is th,i .iruviu/rv mill <if ike ror/waiif'n. It ha;, t riv of /i/ty Hmiv n 1 lay During the past titue years tfiis company ha*. aC-ptirird manv v;j||i-ible mineral p'o.x:rfics, both hv lease: ami pur chase. h is now oprnmp up a srComi mine io sypplv t;iI<: with physical properties dHIcriny, from that found iu flu 1 cy/ii' DU jPO>T*TTV/tfa<ja v;in> Tfu' \'iim|jiT i mirii* nin /irodiir.' fi.'o Jrtm<tr<'r| !;.% ./' fiiti- *r' rh'i'.v lii> Xt:ii Xumh.'t * <i in shk< 0SW - j. J.'-U-TEh. J (uily iisVHie Arnold Mini:. With two mines in oper.itinn, thecosupanr After the i.tlc is pr<K uccd Comes the task of son mg if. will be in position to supply the trade wilh i.tlc oi pr.it,: As color is an important Lieu a* m determining [.lie grade dolly any physical sinicutre that is found in the all oh color material isreiectcd 1 hen the ore that is Mut i inuvtiixiir d isc ru.i. able for cut ring and ear v in g is ra kai out, ami t he remainder l aic ore is general]v huirul m strata carving from rwo is set aside lor grimhrg. It is Ltscin.it iug to watch rfn- feet to one hundred and twniiv feet m i hiekncHS, bet wren co.irse material enter i be mil: and io follow if the mgr* f he Livers of Hi lies tout:. 1 he: u:ins sometimes lie in an inclined \ .iriotis mdlmg and screening operations uri'H it emerges position and sometimes \eniC;dlv. In imdel grt Hind work as a powder that is tine enough I or s prune Conuuvuiia! uses t he usual meibod is to run an incline on tile dip and in Ar die No. i mill thecrude-ock is unloaded from \vagnus stupe from levels. icro receiving, bins ol* about uev. ions capacity from laic mi limit has its own peculiar problems. Large pieces here fhe ore pusses info a a- lw i S. uich Crusher, where ?r ul ore Can be broken up with a crowbar, h.n a sleeve is broken into pieces ot i ! . -inch maximum >;/e. I hence it 11,iminer has (ink: chert on i hem, Aimers like those used pncccds hr elevator to ,i revolving screen wish slides m in mining salt are of practicallv no value. Smalt electri it one halt inch in diameter. The oversow pieces are calls* driven drills, however, mas*- be used ro ad vantage. returned to a p.dr of sC by inch AlUs-l .hahuers rolls, Tlu- drilling is not difficult. tor it takes onlv aboiis hall and after this treatment ?he maternal is again pat through as minli nine as is repoired io drill sob I imest one. the screen previously men:iouc-d, I be hner talc paisas The com posit am ol talc. \\Inch is suit* aiul vet rough. to a bclt-aiU-cup dev,nor that hits it io he top oi the ami flic Lid that it is mine, uiuiea I'roumI ka nlc null wfuac screw come vors move 11 to > forage bins d choice in the select urn id a bo tons opacity. sai isfartorvesplosive, winch ' I mri iliis pom- I he Mock must be quick-acting to do the work well, (iehnm 1st sa mite has proved to be best because it lias i he requisite passes through two 8-foot bv 48-inch Hard in ge conical mills and diets into two i. > .o co - limerick separators, strength and pit irk ness to The prod urn , v'.fhich i s now t'1'ixhite good result x, panic fun: rm'ii ph to jpass t! irougli ularh* in wci holes whk h aie a .f. \ Hie*sh :M i ecu, i ^ u'ii iil fen encoun I ct'ed i il talc veyed to a \\.K-k cr bin. w llile iimnng. blill asiof her .utvaii- flu. i*".uwr i:e 1> Si i a {.. a tage is that plastic gelatin g.in icr * i) J w an hi.!'i he r mill can be loaded in upper hides trig in .m; S- hv M-.-Lm >x iiibc wit horn w.oue Bur it must mill bell.'Wing :ho opera be made on a well balanced tion , cIe a : e r;. can v the lonnula because smoke: from (xwduet to :i pair *d io. u an explosive that is deficient scpar.itors, i hat pass in oxvgeit staiim the talc the Ice talc .sir.! w ifblinld hadl v. Hit Bor t gelatin is I fee the CiKiiMT m.s.ei'ia! io?- iur irom this objection, and tin: yo't'Ha ji'O.b/ flier milmg and Nweernng, Loomis < .orporanon uses u111 j 1 a mushed pood net oi large quant il tea i d j< > per can cell nr in Us \ mold Aline l-l.yu- .Oi<vr U tfu- iintlm.k? niJJ> -a H I .xmt i-\ KttrjH'r.ttu'n m it% fitr hhu' f un o/ f-iu' the required specibCJUi on o s du a i no I 1 hr j Io\v shoe QAe Oil PO"NT m 8fNrrt-Mf ft f i..i 4k: THE PARAMOUNT HOTEL SETS A NEW STANDARD FOR EQUIPMENT * ?' } -.... . Am! schas Dnco~(h?ished jrmirtnrv made hy /he 11 /d/e ht/n/nmx Co/t/funiy of AI dmm> Hmih (.mvlh/tt, iis stiindiird for 54-ff.? * W & t T*fe^.. Vf'Sl'i S: J/s yju-xl rooms !\) J, J,. Ma s t i.k mj n N: .J&T h Slrcf!'. |tl vt \\ rsi c if Kroadwrn : in New ''l oik, O ii beautiful hold has hum creeled fo scru: some u! } he thousands of visitors that dailv enter the CJiv lor amusement , eaten rimmcn! ami Hie transact ion ofhusmexs. It is. in flic w<ituh, of the munapemenr. of the hotel, * "omsmicied o j i a site selected for i I:c future. Jt is follow imr the mud of business and aiiuceincni ns if sicw -v but survlv wends its wriv from the old I lenild Square sen ion t ov/arCs C uiumbus ( .irclc." W e sh.i II let Mr. 1 hetiuis \\ . .Lamb, famous New \ ork .r eh ifecf, who di'!.j t'l.td i he new l^niiniuunt I lot el, fed us soiUediinp ahem it "for many \ ears I haw wait lied very caieftdly die new Luiwirucn-.iu i f hotel hieLimps and if has been lev amlv non m have the opponimir v .some dav to Him ai:d build a hotel ;d .m if ihv lines I t ]11 > u j* 111 tstoM suitable fo flic public iiecd. J his opportunii v presented irsclf through may.a/.ines. i healer : ickrts amt jewdrv. On uro Hint o( 11% si/e fhc lobbv seem-. in work mir very sar isfaciortl v. 'r One id f he features of the Paramount \ fold is iis iamoii.s mill, "conceded lo |>e die most, luxurious m (he world d' Mr, I .aiid-i "ocs on :o tel) u.s sonieifiinp a["out rr, "There have been many dilfereni kinds of grdl rooms designed widt t lie idea ol has iiu* eiilenainnKiM . Iasi l hcsr have been carried inn in either a s'ery pmmjtiuceil archi tect Lira l st vh or coxeretl with a lot of silk to yd ve a ini osphere to die room, I k*h that itt ntilcr to pel a \erv p.ilaiia! efiecr, all of the decoration of the room should fie in plasf ic relief, and I. have diosvn i he modern Viennese .style oi mehiteenttv as the hackurouml for dns h h h i. When s|H.ak inp of modern Viennese, I mean nor die square > r trianpular f vpe of nunm-rii work as csddented in rec.eiH exhibitions, hut die pure artIiitccturaf mv.minu of the nme Viennese modern period. ? he Paramnmn I lotel. ' On ilie first floor there arc; seven Mores, apprt'patirp Sf. feet in width and l ?J.! feet in dept il. or approximately :. p-'- square beta in each one, "Hehrnd fhew stores. 1 have planned i he lobln :tj die hold. In other tiut> I cored, in finny hofels of the i.vpe o! file P.iramoimi, that vtry lit.tie thought is given to tin: proper siye of lohhiew 1 liev are either iu .j narrow, rnu hup. c >r son a re in plan, with a '.'cry low ceding be phi. I his lmhh> , within the inside of the col umns. measures <, r feci hv * f, and if is wo Moritw high, permit t trip of a mc/zn- r;iiK: overlooking dm KaimUrj lobhv. I-mlcnicai h idle mezzanine, on rwo sides, shore arc spates for of hues and concessions. such as telegraph f iyars, s ill. r/it' f;v*`xf minn 't A>'f of) c<3 ii/|ih m ih*` Onco-finish fi! u,l'xr"Y",i fitvnstutk- !?>- tn <* il- tuip- ,a>ii- of i'-v i-ii fi Q/ic- 1>U IPOTTIV/* a<za ~z. i n <> "This room is provided with a stape and dressing rooms and all the necessary public utilities such as retir inp rooms. 1 think the ruum will set a new snie of deco ration for prills provided for eiiu-n.immem thmuphoui the eoimtrv and J am quite sure ;Ls success will he phenomenal./ Mr. I .amh's predk'1 ion has aider/ been hihij led. With Arnold Johnson's Paramount Hotel orcho.1 ra ftirmshiiR the da fife music at imK'hroft, dinner and supper aird a do luxe ehR-nammeiU being pros i Jed a- dinner,md ,iiicr the ilieater, tlu: Paramount Ihucl prill has hecoiiie one id the popular pal hemp; places in the Lotupu t e J r si r let. 1 he gueM, howo ei,, is h iuaesred oiih indi rect !v in dining room ai d lof>ln' appointments. Wli.rt he acuudv looks ior in a hotel is comfort and eomauence in tlu* pliest rooms. f lore the management of the lintel has psaividetl a Luge measure oi comfort am! convenience l\:r dollar of the guest *s money. Ihithrooms. for insi.mcc, show hues oi the r.nv anJ thought r hai also will he discovered elsew her\ m the hou I. K\erv 5me id the has ;i >ho\vta\ and mos! of 1 hem have tubs. Tlu: shower cimams are of a handsome gi'rrr linr, !n match other hind di i nps throughout die guest. rooms of die house. I he floor tr,0 is preen, too ins! a touch of distinction wi: h die mi me of the !uuel woven into its pattern. The ha! brooms have ceramic die floors and placed die w.il Is. Other Conventional necessities ot 1 he first - class hotel are u.ti uruflv 10 be found. I hese itu. luce nieil.cine cabinets. mirror, lowci racks. ha i broom hooks, and each room lias running new a ter nisi a lied in t he 1 sit broom. 1 he pues! rooms are id ample sire .uni pri sent a pcneialfy in\ ding air. *1 heir walks are paneled and finished in a cool pmv tlur sets oft nicely dn: dehcaic preen with winch most of the rooms arc furinshed. bone el die moms, however. pan icnlarK sh.>se which are to lx* used as suite-, a re equipped with ratut'al walnut wood fern it me. I or die guest rooms, die tn.usapemcnt and arcbtteci x leCled f nnnunv manufavoired hv the \\ hire 1 iraiiimc. (.empaiiv, Mrhar.tx K:* rtb 1 arohra. wc are mid, for tw. reasons: bint. Krause oi the Wince c o in i met am which has become ntnous 1 k-roe ghonc die l do re/ M,. u s, * stx ciallv among luma opcrainrs, ami seiond, because of die genuine Duco finish used hv die 'hiic burmt lire Com pa,tv. Looking m the inline, the 01 n-.i gwix >0 of tb. hi-ul expects service' of m.mv ve.irc Iroin the iurrnsuiv m tlx guest nvongs. TIr v Kboc thev !uv, secure-d if wadi dim mmbn. Han of the Pinions W h r:e c. monuot ion ,,r-d pen nine du Pont. Duco Idinsli. In homes and holes alike, as well .0 w maiiv large oH:Ce bin LImgs, T)uto is -L lo.cmm. 1 eni.r'L.ibic le ans id scr\ :Ce. 1 ;s toe in !he new I'arann sunr f hue; rs ms: 1 me * >f die nuireroiis examples dial might be cited to sInns' >i> widespread popularity. Oijfnrfy i v iifl.nurU utth ,i nu. 4 i*M t'ilHi t l;m >| . 4 -U>* I uis,t },'* t ii t' iii the 1>'H'v 1 \f f Sj" Uiir.imi*- i 1 fli t rui*-|e*` f-iluii Otrntl , *?! f ,i K-tr I -'Sh u fna ir.iiiitii tiullv. n.- t-,'ii% j *1 .1 /vor.'rn c! >. r.1 r.'UVt i^j Let 1 Lhi - n fin >uo.li -"i n-'i in 1 r ,t-. Ih -' ( Tt-'i 1 m> n(, u : f 1 , nmii-rO. iri,- < h li-i.juJ ima r.-iCi'-- ci'inMi-i'-Jv .n the .n iuwiv Ofie <7'Kina 3>^3 LI T 1"i f. To mm v ' s 4 L ;i h I c Mi a n n c i s A table-cloth of this kind is really beautiful, really arc perfection for It has the luster, rich a. four-year old. Must ol pattern and graceful the timeliesaibnianf ull v tlraping qualities of fine clmmgfs meals without linen. The edges arc sinking a single snag. finished all around with Bui. after all, lie's u m]v a a border of attractive little fellow anti Ins hemstitching, For the fingers did slip some breakfast nook, tea table times...with sad results or sun room , Fairy tr> mother'?, table boon, Damask in one of the until she bought a Fairy Dainask tahle cloi h. THIS TABLE-CLOTH five new pastel colors lends added charm to the Now, when Toiiimv u psets his cocam , nu bai tit 'b done. Mother NEVER GOES TO table and harmonizes with die gaily colored modern interior. In addi doesn't even have an extra item isi i he week ,s THE LAUNDRY tion to white, this cloth is supplied in peach, tan, laundry budget .for Fain- blue, green and maize. Da m ask is i he i ruI y modern table doth. It By (1. lb Tim.j x k w Jk . For the smart **bareM table so much in vogue, never neetk laundering, there are Fairv Damask because it is made of a new' material recently developed runners and also oblong and square doilies, in the same hv the Fahnkoid Division of the du Font (ntiijiuiv. Like range of attractive Colin's and all beam ilullv hemstitched other F.ihriksiid produets, it is impervious to lit|iiids and ai she edges. These smaller pieces have a hosr of uses all is easily cleaned with a damp cloth nr a soft brush, soap over the boose, from kitchen to bedroom. and water. The cable -cloths arc made in six practical sizes. The The practicability, beauty and unracnvcncss of this smaller pieces doilies, luncheon sets, buffet scarfs and fabric have won fur h instaiir favor with women all over runnel^ are made in several sizes. All nf I best:, and tfie Country, they base welcomed it. as i boon to good bridge Lalde Covers as well, ale on sale at leadifig depan housekeeping and as a. money-saver, too. To keep the nient stores, but il your local shops are not yet offering cloth spotless, it`s onlv Kccvetrv ro wipe sc after cadi them, write for i he name nf the mareM dealer to ilie meal with a clean, damp cloth. Nor will spilled liquids Stmfne Company, iH,-y I Lint Water Street, Milwaukee, in ju c I he cable, if u's covered vvii.li a hairy Damask Wisconsin, manufac tiring distributors of du Pont Fairy clot h . They ca?m< n seep through to hiar the finish, which Damask. iVlerchums interested in the sales pnsdhdh fi-s ol is further jrotcued by r.iiis da Fo u l material may the soft, felt-like reverse abo obi am iurl her delink <7/n* OU POKT..fi?K/7.#n4 ART MODERNE IN RAINWEAR Tl)v uvit'cs! rofm- hi ties.ifji niches r./hiy-iLn i//'/t a 7 tuul hr/i/vs Ioiff- juth-nis tl\it ,n\ cdorfa! WE modems ;ifc always si riving fur someth ini; mew amiddhaviil Hr I . \V. He n'c iik i.s> nave iij s o X unted to n.ulermsiH lor their ins:* ru! ! H W lt>l' I he - srsnei him* i tuu will Maud out from tin* conunoiiplaa: isrst nnie von nuv see r.mov ar n: .in mndrrne. und he simul. \d> longer arc we concent n accept. either f low ifv ojvl ra -nomu changed: l hr. tonne- dull. fni om homes or persons, copies o! wli.ii wo considered drub, freotienclv i!es;nsc\t garment I s c c t i.ih j Iv stepper / ,!< -ih-.u-r nv oj cnhrr years. Wc need, and demand, 4 h it yes hirwerd mid ;ivm nied iis i igin hiI id. iee. Never.j I t i'.-CS a EC nu-.rc :n keeping with our present inode oi living in ihs ii shook or! h s *. rahness and oi.:k e:n coh >md hues iha, t weni ict li Cent tire. A ml so flow .old so much IO I hs i hen* h.is been created, or f apj-e.irance of the iicwt rather evolved, what is l/OJl.S. I ml'OSSl !i i;S hd known us art muderne to lowed, still lui i h e mtiipret the modes .uul enhancing l heir tpun ntmnurs of tmliv, looks, ,oui n.>w CcUlK ' I to In our household I nr ctitire 1 r new n ? -di i n gs, our we a r i n g a p pa re. I e v r n in t h e nichiuctute t>f our build i n g s , w e li n d this ih :\v c o iih r p 1 o v mg tin; pruici|^al role in Jesutn. 1 roin 1 he iouu.' bhu'ks of niassi veskvscrapcrs to i he \wmmm IBBBBli mm 5 ,-- -As5". p rammi mm .k 'X trim lines of an up to dan; 1lea sci, we find a new MBBW HB man enact erer's ol nr neon i s k.mtr ,iih ! simplicity in tin: angles, lines ami con and s(HU'[s\s ear have used Willi MV.il MilU'V. h`> a trasts th.a ch.ir.ietcri/c s ] - c c a 1 pr -o C e s, h t' tins u ^ik '. 1 his modern mih k'riirst ic pat ft 'IT;*, a t c school oi design is also lasihiiOCt ! m?o i hi. rn.:itc hist iliguisbcJ lyv nn\ e 1 rnd.tl 5 a T is. t nIc.. ia>i i \ m twsnk olor,;mJmusMtu!ly a s 11 u l U nil of c m.\ i i "i y lo pleasing effects have been s S if i'1 pc nriiiiii' ni c o) obi ained bv the intcll mens. desipu at a! oi Colo i.Th esc Use id b11:JH!S and COUll Mis m coloi. Interior deCorative art jt dem i;u s .ire m lor h-s i com r.ei and bar'ITS Oil izc v- i; h ! he basic Co i ..k,. md ma s iIk first to relicti this o\ ei a! i- i s .1 tTU--h -ie.o her m w st \ ic, f isr here was a Ik id wainim tor some ilithp new i lui would I i/nnm v lilt's* It hi' ih !!- j;n v -!mi u .ifi-f-.' im ! I Ut i In i Itv'iHIl '/ '&*' I'.ii h " >' ' ,M.I A J|x M4 (> i hi' Mi'll-' >'>ki . I i.- f\i ft,' t\, i'ii f n,it if* i r, Jj , ulus . eird'n nsir\t; ifut ii sns t he immln d r n.Oerial a dr.! i nci i \ c . peara nCi- p u i! c h..niHHii/c- we 11 w H li present d.o iiie.o in ; rc h i f t e i' i -X. nnhkt ,i nvr hv-'-ii hermntor, O* OHiT- ii' V I X'^iynet's in oilier fields were. homo v:. tpiit'k i\s absohiicl'C at re ih/.s, 1 he at!apt abilit v of i his m \\ nunk' ,,<n d i s inlluerNe made of ;ho ' nen tsi i iorm.b f!ie p m / -'ii:nrs Uj'-- _. ^fC'-CICCa! Ue l 1 ml quickie *. pmad. A It hou gh modern an hu> cnitnal prac- ihev will urid-e-uiuedh- be the i moa a mbing ones of r r K.ir i italic ewrv phase of design. liuwliot ha , its inlhioni'e i\pe ilurmp the* com mi* ear. biA.li (eh more than in our wardrobe, out m lei s A\C Tims dm lb n-t in ecu mu and 1e^cai ch li.c-. c .m. do bfU fumed to ii fur main' of then inosi oHrrvst in;', md iiisrnmient.il iu creating .moth ci* r*cw n odna it* L-mJ the an i ait ive i u at ions. Ami as wmild be o n oeeiCil, i I its :C\v lie Ici. litis malt r a I is a In .id ust V f'V , his- ic influence has touched j r.ici ically . M kinds of m.niehuo urcr>, ami coan m.n cusiuiiu s. l)t signet's i4 shoes, hat v die s ms and Jv Cc s m. rats ho:b cl ms nu.id >uav- 11 -K re ubiuinn CmUOTI V. <3/i* DU PO THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL AND GAME CONSERVATION "1 he price of progress is rexiurrch" -tin interpretidam that applies in iml/istiy, ifml to game restore/1 ton work as well \: browsing through the pages of an Ih L.W.T.Wa i.i Jh - Sportsmen and conservationists who I o|dcop\ iif r.tfJ ! J.'v/ntii tu \ ChimiStn, the opening paragraphs of an article by Arthur an. nut .sportsmen desire one thing jx:r pet nation and increase of our wilt,! life, ill is, ihett, is D. l.iuJc arrested my aUcmnoji, 'I hew read: the "progress** \vc are after. Its price is umjiiesi iunahlv '`There is an inrimare relationship between science aid "research vv!11c:11 alone assures the security of dividends'' business. On I v i fie other cay f heroin! a limn ask, 'Where improved hunting conditions. would the sus :em!er business be without i lie law ol K>:ample ifrer example indicating the* necessity of gravitation?' f acre is jk'iMisiie appreciation of the fact research m cotixcrvai ion mailers could be piled up: th.ii we are fivine; in a period of change in which unlv I'nre gn bird s[\.'Cies are phi rued in areas unfilled for r he resourceful can hope to maintain themselves in 1 he rheir welfare, with Consequent loss ol nine, money ami Lice of die new con.lit inns I hi rber shops were once a cm luisiasm; vet who Can say wh; I fin- requirements of haven of reluge for masculine liurnanm , but since i hey such areas aier have become 'bobbed shops, so O Mtxcrvauvc a puhltea non Mill <mis of will! jowl are lost as a result ot ''duck as the /V/w r/- is reported (u be .sickness.' * Why? priniHigrwopagc.soi embroider v notes. Oiuil ate steadily decreasing in areas `Then.* is i ; ivmcmh mis Iv dramatic ot intensive l.unimg. ;md m overgrazed ehnncni in the Biblical s-nrv >h fiei- oillc lamb C ,t; ii we bring them bark shazzar's fcasr. 1 he mighry kinwas In scientific. pluming? the Central figure of a great soeciaclc, Quad, gn msc mu! rabbits arc ravaged which indmlcti his lords to the number he disease. Why? of a I honsand ami his wives and Mauv more examples could be cited, concubines. 11 icy were leasing and but to what u\.iil? Hither we see the making merry in tin* vast halt of rhe hamlwru mg on the wall* or we do palace, and power ami dominion seemed not, and it is i o he feared that too many secure. Suddenly apainst tile wall ap of us are modern Belshazzars. pe.ire.ii idle lingers ol a hand, which livery year mid ions of ducks and wrote upon the wall ihnc flic great' roiis of game fhar could he saved are candlestick' the momentous legend in living while we haggle over relatively winch Daniel read Belshazzar's doom minor questions Midi as seasons, hag after soothsayers and astrologers had limits ot whether the game cniumis fiiiled in make mierpretn?ion. Belshaz .'doner is a Democrai or a Republican. zar bail been weighed in the balance and had been found Wc cannot legisb.ic "game on the hoof." We have wanting, and that night the business ui governing certainly dcmomsuMied the utter failure of resilience Bahvloii passed him ol her hands. legislation, which, if it cannot saw: game, sure!v cannot "There h a strange pcrjodicily in the recurrence of this restore n.. Restrictive legislation is uecessarv; hag limits handwrTing and a still more curious inability to perceive and seasons are essential, In.t. certainly both must he more ir on the part of those who sit down to feasts............ I rtgidlv enforced, Bui we ea mot rest there. The big thing am willing tn interpret the handwriting which confronts is scteiitihc research, adequately planned, painstakingly our industry. It reads 'The price of progress is research carried out, ;mil rhe* findings made use of by bedcniL wind] alone assures the security of dt\ idend*.' " stale and sportsmen A organizations to insure rile "dm Mr faille's ;ii i icle. of course, refers to chemical drnd.T' we want in the form of a continuing yearly game research and he illustrates his topic with concrete crop adequate to meet I he needs within meson of I lie examples wine i are verc coimnung but winch arc nut sportsmen of this Country. necessary for ns to read, if eve hut realize the correctness The Sponing Arms and Aiimnmition Manufacturers* of his interpretation, f nst itiue has read correct fv i be "haiidwrirhig'' and is 1 he "handwHi mg'" is on our wall, ami all who run meeting Hie situation bv a game* survey t.uinlucied In' tmv read. Mr. Little ma\ be a modern Daoiel; let us Aldu Leopold o( rhe I adversity of \V isCiMisiM. sincerely hope we may not be modern Belshazzars. 1 lie 1 L S. Biological Survey, too. is engaged in scient the {();(/Mu',f m f.i.y i&i 1ft <2'fi*? OU PONT.-/(agazzi no THIS SMALL, VITAL INDUSTRY American tlye.\fj/jjs fnutlinfimi wrv /v insi^nifictnl in mint hat its jn/pmijfjiy /s /.n'-m/ilnn^ ONNjnhRIW, ilvrslu/! in.imihirnuv. Ih \V. I* Y W |\ ip; r if ot:e n luisld slid wish to have- fur- C there is scarcely another industry I he value of ihc out put of which is so small in comparison tfin m nlt t.ee of ilir rrl at 1 vr smallness of the dve industry. let him Lomoarv the loi;o dyestuf! with lIk it of the industries to which its proJuaton is so sales value of S g v> 1 ti Ii much larger agui'es repre essential. Lei us consider lor ,t momem sonic ir revesting senting net earnings ol scores onnWwdual Cornorat n >iw. hu ts that hc;ir nut this ss.itcmcni The quest1011 |s therefore cv oil asked, win- do we hear C'citsus Itguies o h American m.muiaciuie lot industi u> m > much ah-out it, if, as an itnjusi; \ . ii could e,,;>;h be in general are no. av ailable lor anv later period nan ug-g. overlooked cwai in a grouping of corporal tons-.' I here are Ahhough figures on dve production arc available for later several important reasons lor this promme kc. years, we shall Conhne ourselves :o that year lot accurate The first and perhaps most fundamental one is found m comparisons. 1 he remarks of President Hoovci. when as Secretary oi la u i kj .Lv the Lot a I sa lc'x value ni ail ilome^t it J \ cs sold (h'liuttetie he ad'Jiessed the otg.oii.-aA-oti meeting --if 11te was appioximaLi'lv S^.snu.ron. ft should lx noted ili.ii Svit t hut u ( Jrg.niu ( heinn a! M.irnU at 1 urers* '\ssoci.n on ol this .tiiioum, rpprovhn.neh' Kby;;*,!,.xrepresented the in Washington, D l. . em (,\-ioher ?.>-, 3 y-;. 1. I les.dd in part . salcs value id r hecheapioiiiugect dorsexponed; so si ightl v over >:>o,ouu represented rtie industry's sales ol Jve stub's to die domes!ic consuming iiu'usit ies. ( .o in pare t Ids hgnrc wiili the \ a I tic ot output ol a icsv of the inure important dec communing mdust t ies as given in l fie billowing table. The sales i attic of ihc out put ol all of. them ts largeIv mihrenecd hv ihc biMtav and v.mclv of the colors i Ik v possess. ( on on ( io o Js .................... S i,7 \ a.-* 0 . . . I do rn; Hut;!, our it I-.' ,f' ,ir- , 1 c-.ur:vu m *.1 \ (Il k ifiv v-.1trom \% s h h I, i * .u .1 n. I ot - is - prosha-!.. i<j-n m -a hv !- fits aukiNitv r?. h.oi',1 Ji.io. a:: mi!-.:al \. h:c oi ;:|h y ,i;-J% o < ,i 1- lo.i.: dulla?'. ! t!uv Is; oa.ii.A ri * .L.Vin';'f, , . . 1 !::-! oionono Il .I-I .! e.u m >. ... , .--i ,..j J.-d - u.- i-o :l ,i : okc i ir H' i'u- rvMHiko ot on;- cs`i; a v. T-..I. /\uv -L ; - -: a dor o nr i ' .;( tut: so In - p'i i.ta.5 s o i.i: line a !o.s j *; 3. > r ji. [U.i 1 As", i-r lv 1. i,i" i'i, 11 N'ni-1 ri .li'-.n i.-s ni h.- r-J toir 10.; ha! o.!. ; i'k .1' t: , . ill! Hit i I: i-.-ili CO -L'Cs's ':! Lis! ! hs iil If r' i s s [of.o - lOL uiir . , . An sii-ToiiA Ul K a. aIai-.a ; v. 'I-OI! i hni-'isk,! Ai- 1 IK 1*. l 'iih i i el duns- 0.oi, - i:-atuc .d I' 1- 'Ai;nh , rlir, rii'n ,ii J c h 'nr - .tiaai.-nc. not h h L \>% \\\ psthi-v hi;r '.n 1 t if-.-h ' Wool MamihcC; lire'.. . ... knil (foods Silk Vlanuhiei nres Carpels ami Hugs............................. I hits and I Ales.................................... >)%"'t"W'Wv d Sogoc30,.\*i S iSS,ya,aa.> Wg. kv>,,-.oo l h perhaps equal tinpnn iric is '< :ie Lia ih.u nearh' i* 'o,o.\asep.traie indusirml e>iablishments m-.ist 1u \l dixstuds lor the compUd ton and perkxno'i at iheir suiipm. A Iso, :i muss nos be overlooked shat the fdtv-odd si ve and C'o.tllar chemical pLinis emp-ov fegtdarlt approx inta leh In limit ing our list as we have, there is not included the pal'd, leather, paint, pi hit ing ink, ra\ on maiei ial 1 -'.o.-'-.' anieric.ms. Then, roo, tin' huge texn fe t;'t rei'ests of tin: cumn v wi; h 1 heir allied ineiustries ca nimr operate s.irrslactsir: h wnfi and the many ol her industries, in ihc nerleci ion of t he out shi' J\ e mdustrv. If you disbelieve t his statement. look output ol which dves contrihute 1 heir irreplaceable pars. around t on and viKle.na'r so <.!i\otee color Isom all \ ot. Taking only this figure and comparing ii with their see. Our work! wonkl become ghosrlv. liguran*eh- and total dvesnifi hill, we find 1 fun 1 he latter is hut six tenths h 1 c o m 11 % . were ir artern|acd. of one per cenr of 1 he market v.due of rile finished mcr h'ou cannot luu1 ladeil so n-.uite how the sales id col diandbc. Dves are indv a small item of cost, but certamlv ored handkerchiefs, bed line s, towels, sable chubs, men's a large Lu'ior in the sales apjM/a I ol the finished product. undenveat . and mar v othe:' items th e^etw-tla v i:se me let us now consider ihe dve tiidiisuv from anodici rapullv increasing. All of it ts possible by reason of the angle that of invested capital atnl com pare Ir wish facr t has research on rhe parr ot the dve iiumifacititet;. ot rhe final assets of a lew of rhe consuming industries. the cointrv has nude available so our iovh h- rut I Is t he An olheta! centime of ihc dvesnills industry gives a neCessarv wash ami aim fast coh-rs f-.veo hiis]'s.ra is are figure ul as its loral invested capital. The Icartu ig that i! is now possibh- to have colored i.Wrics. following lisl shows total capital in vest men is compiled uniforms aiuf iiper.iittig -ooms wulumi dwijtmg fnm hv flic Census Bureau from Corporation tax returns. The iheir usual sterihaing proCcdiHe I hev ivdcolIU- the abifiiv ilye industry becomes almost picayune in comparison. of killing atnl washing out d e gei'ins without doing die Textile Industry .................... .T,'ii:,rh-\\,vo same to 1 he odors Paper Industry . . . t ,.|Spoo\ooo The future ho-ds even gty.nur i!\-esnid ileveligmieuts. Print tug Indusifv so that our textile iri-dtistrv in its world Icadershipcamm: l eather Indus! rv i, t yr.naxiiaa ,11 fold to be wii fund a div ndusuo ./// its ?i <JJt DU PONT*4l<4<jCMtnn BLASTING IN THE MOTOR CITY Du Pmfi ihiiiUittlK- iVits used i jji'Ciivch ni Imuikwg up m/u /c rtnifmxtd iouarlc fnnnduUuns ni the /.Hurt of Di'/yo/f's bu.umss Jixfy/cf .K ilmvit the old |.o buhd the new By W. j. ;\k I ii NK'i i v ac, was < cm ml than had been Tseems lo he the practice in tunny aniictpji'cd hv the contractors, large chics unlaw Or hie buildings, anumiicu houses ami The use of explosives in the center of the renal business department Mores that were ampf v huge I we j i %-11 vc veu rx section on a scale such as this job required w as a mweltv. agi are innv being replaced hv modern skv sera pern. In At first blasting between sunset ami sunrise only was Detroit, fur example, the growth of the antomohile indus permuted, but as the work, progressed wit hour damage, try has caused a rapid development of the city, and larger Omiima>us operations were allowsd and the crews were buildings have become a ncces.sirv. double -shifted. The h.asi ing con r ra n ors <. ir.ph wed ex peri As a case in point, the J, I.. Hudson Company found eiiced men, and unusual care was exercised in the work, that its old depart mem More queries were no longer `small charges were used, die shots were covered with spacious enough, and decided to add several units to die mats, and no t me was jh :rfnii ted m the danger zone during building. a blast In all l lie work m il her men nor pro periv were In t he Mo?i jt ( in' 111 tie lv aM m w done lor irjondat ton injured, H shough i housands of pe>ple were within a short work, because: bed rock lies one hundred ;u:d diinvtwo distant:;' rd the blast ing opera? ions during rhe daw feet helnw the surface. Ihrt when die old hu Idings in rhe d he excavation made hv* the last imif rivet oI was business sea ion are rum down, concrcrc is encoimreual hy ifee! hv 6i feet deep inside the pavement . This .u>C sr has rii he broken up with l xpinsives. 1 hat was t he included a h *v * cubic yards o! earth. in addti ton to .psoo case in thej. L. Hudson t"a iinpam' depart mem store war k. cubic wrd.s of reinlorced concrete. ihe breaking uf which Hr van t: ik Detwikr, genera 1 contractors ol Detroit, let required : wo tons of dvtumkc ami i. m >.elect ric Idris? ing i he f numbs ion work to >pencer, W lute \ Premia, oi die caps. And ,m over lunging ledge of rough clay had to he sailieCifv, uftiJ the lat ter Jirmcinphu ed hfaMcd. to >a\c rime and expense, the -Michigan Foui'dadou f. nmpairv. before the shovels COtlkl dig CO the Inc., of Stolev, Michigan, to rein*me iccji! iris I depth. In this work il i the material. I his concern specializes in breaking amcrcrc, frozen ground caissons were stmk no feet. Pie?ure an exeavsicion of the mm and ugrieulruraI blasting. and has dvsrrihed . . u be work being carried handled manv brge fobs t-f die kiri<I < j i ;ointth ancons! v in three levels . . , I he work was under l he persona; n eii biihdv rccupied deep down io the Mijervisioii of Walter Ross, geneia: g^'omul . . . material being hoisted , , , manager l of Spencer, Wince & I Vent is. jvifnp.s, shovt Is. irucks noisily labor and H. !*.. Renaud% president ni iIk ing wji h i be it hulls. If you can visit- Michigan I otmdaf ion ( osnpanv. adze* i hai. vim will understand better Construction opera nous ext endec i he condh ions under which the drill nvct.t long period. hu:ause I here were ers ami blasters worked. Much credit sc tend unit* crxxuM, and much more conu'cfLo e spec-alb id the reinforced is due ihe cuoi i'actorx for finishing the tasl; sshdv .ind <m scheduled time. <7/T< DU PONTA/d'/i no .........................mmmmmmm..................................................................................................... mil.on............................ "................................-................. building fouDuutiou , tin htiir! of the l/ttsimss sidit / Detroit, with /ha/ts./j/iIs of pi' rh mutrhy, is not ct/sy. 'These rmrs show some of the m*tlrrh//.\ e/KOtOth red h sgh I W it. s i- -M>li -I i n; 11* ."r m i n i i mi 4 fnltnx imr bl.isi.-.l- W ;. mu it if \ in the e-nth />nvr right *uiv *{ if!* I'li fm- -U-iUt' !>% ti'miM in k he uhl UtumLsO. u <-t tijf iigntn.'-l ii Ail?*! nth u-fh'U (hey grtUaCi* miIh *<It(i"ii in opr: I DU no PYRALIN PATTERNS ARE STYLED TO THE HOUR .'\Htfc>\, tnpt tenuis a weathct v;me alnuii some Fi hir us. keeps on insist mji iihout boudoirs ; ' 1 !u.v muse be colorful, ilicv h h im he chic, ilkv musr he individually cxpvssive.r' The modem boudoir dcniatics modern colors, nm.lcm . lesions and modern pal term. %rn 1 so is chooses, to Complete ;is decora me scheme, expuisite .icccsNoric1 which tin Po n leas urea res I: Lue He. the new fav<More, nr Pvmhn. uflenni> a variety of Invelv nearl effect's. Of Hie Severnf Pvralin patterns created for perh.t ps ' 'Si sm.t .nul ' \j a \ :ure l he iih si ml ere si ins* t Lev brim; a r civ note of style and beamy let [vail on ;;!itluT boudoir accessories and offer fash>nii approved ; rucks, thoroughly in keeping with i he dictates o| stvlc, nr prices heretofore not available. The basic design tml dccorai ion of die Sonya p.iriem were devefo|\:d In Verna Cook Saionionskv, one o| New York\ calling s vli-.is who created ilic Ixsniiil'.i. lunprie Lucite put urn. U ith it? hexagonal shape and dist meti ve mural mintr ylu-vs, Sonya featiu\> tlie siinphcitv ol modern desi gn, A new and heami fill i ypc of fxrai I was developed exclusively lur this set. with a black edt^e su ipc pie\iousl) char,icu,:ri.;tio only oi i he Ii i ?^11 priced Sheraio s line. The decoration. del rente ami feminine in feeling, is. diMinri Iv French fn character, 1 Ik ; N:i v.irre pa He at, com bn nr.n popular pearl i -n -amber color diects w.ili a macehil and well balanced drsiyu, is offered At rhe lowest prices at wbit'll trade marked Pyrnlin lias ever been sold. With its distinct i vc bron/e and black tleca cat ion, lam new set is a remarkable value. both sets arc sold in a new! v developed and paten led box, exclusive with du Pom , which raises ihe toiletware and duplavs M on t i nude when rhe lid is opened. Utah fMliri m m < hr m-ti' l*\vjh*i ;# u-HJi' .%nu\-i, u-r'Ji nlnn'4\ ntul Kma* r. .\Jki h i nn! (hr *ts?h t mvKi.ul.'ol f i iiTSi1 iKvlic. nimlim-iiifjiis. TVirv :. f v m keeping irlih he nuhlrm ifnrit Qfie IDIT PONTUiagcxy :trio 7 '.>/, iW WJu'ii- Oir ? i k f 11 of ii-<iy /. r On-.m./i u-o i JV.o r<i Trf i. t i\'h i hiKtiUti' hoh's sn.* ' hi-u i "i'n In 'Hi.- WiUi riWiilum- rln In < ixfw nr, /<-// /iM-mi r'ic 'fvii .'mu J;, \ a .-i rii-H On* kii / S\if, ills' A/'-mi-Oi ims h i .-'n , !>r ?i. THROUGH A CYPRESS SWAMP Du Pout Jyunntih' amsinniiu! u diict) through ./ sscntinyjv ttufu ..v*/M 4/rr/< r of In'uvy sunups, hyy nttd routs nt Lloy/du \sr jaimarv sonic dsich Mass im; lly 0.0 H 1jwork was d< Mic in connection wiih 111i'tic%iic construction near 1 okeTind. Honda, am; S'l*R AY ill Wall charges >1 four four t i * e:i:h( dviKToite caroidges to a hdc. \w blaslcd ilmnigh the spoil hank. securing a g* 'og. cie.ir it Is nius'cssmg because si shows ihat dynamite can cut ten faei deep and fifteen feet wide ai I he top. 1 hr?: produce credo,ihle tesulis ncii main' .u Iu t n c condo ems. we loaded in' feet id s he bitch h r a test si ms, wi eh M * U> \\ 11ri flic right of wav had been Cut through a Cvp-res*. sp.ieed eighteen inches a part and ^ if li 11'Hee cartridges o swamp, it was hmml that a lateral ditch ah. m ^ \ > kci a hole. The great number id Mumps, maned j 'o >h s and loiu-'. ten feet wide nr i he top. si* ai i he bottom am; simLcii hugs :tni Je clow >p.ic in g an.! lai ge -o j J> neCe-seif% three feet deep, was needed m tonsicu with a larger A her the lest shot. Mr. T.irl Si briber of ba ird and tlii rh to earn aw as the water Iroin the so, J !i SI. Hie Seh'iher, a focal o unpan v. camp r vA the work. com sc of this lateral ditch i.ta through k nee-deep w a tel All uiitssmd fcatu a: was ;3ie: Um: of some -old a-* pel tent and s' dt, nmrlvT st>i l. so-alght dvr.amhe, which for !i\e months had heto- A s|soi! hank. consisting oi heavy muck, stumps ah! stored in an open she. . esposcA to lteat and dampness logs llirawn tip by t lie dragline, had in he Hasted Ii sflowed some leakage, hut Mr i . f , Vdifhanw, supefiio I hriuspji I o a depth of ten I eel where these ditchers met. fc-iidrm in charge U n' lijfhet't and lladsocko lontracim s And along she whole course we encountered logs l Iu h hum he ri-jd inn Kl * ip, onl ror w inh to \vasti it \n.j when had gradually sell led until rhe* were three or four lee' the tes! :d|. u pro-, ed l ' he oil i^ract-.n-v, the cut He diu.li hdow i he st.since. Some of them were two fa:: in diam w.is Hasted with this ,d-d dwnjinoe m tl'r'ee dais time eter There were also a great mam stumps on the surlace. w?f \\ results >fuwn m t lie . ccomrsu' v nu Wet U ITT . Ofie 131J 1PC3NT'no _ ... . . .rr..*.....;.................................. cle DU PONT SA FETY POSTER CONTEST N Mav i. ! y'_K, the du Punt ( uiiipane completed a O v<a v successful six mom hs" N;let v Poster (.on test, which was n mi lined i lea mg horn the plants of t lie cum cWAGAZINE- \}Ubhihtd allJ rvpsrttbitd h\ IP L iHi \H tNT PB fxFMOURS COM IV. NY, Inc. WILMIKGIOMJIP; AWAlu-: iWl uriptiou, $1.00 iht yiar i K MAN^HLSTI'h . . . . '.................... /oi*</ pany and iis subsidiaries. The aiimiim iiqtTy hazards, as indicated by ihc injury sraiisricsof flic company, were shown in six posters giving six scenes aboui a typical plant. ( umcsiants were asked to puml oiil the various I hmgs that were wrong in the pie lures and ro lelJ why the:s I bought so- One poster was PtiM-hiirrs may reprint, wirh t'reilif., ail .riki<o and illcstruiium iltusc curi-ving npo, i.i u>pvrii;ht. Lhx Uu'vpcs will, when pus.sihk., In. furnished nil retpicsr. shown each month and, after the replies were received. a corrected one was distributed, indicating, vvhas i he con testants should haw: found. Vut. XXIII ABRIL, 1'W No. 1 This Safety Poster (.ontost plan and reproductions nf the ]>:isiers used have been published in pamphlet form, THC CITY ()[' TOMORROW A luJMTfX.TrkL*. has hem defined as '`the an which seeks /\ to harmonize in a building ihe requ iiemans til utility and beauty.*' In this duv ami age, especial I v in iiictrnpohun districts, the nnvenng ternpies nf business arc as massive in then' prnport it ms as t lies' are simple ill design. And they arc tridy American conceptions of ihe: and hundreds of copies have been distributed flm Mighnui the country to com panics and hid ividua Is request im; i hem A linn ted number of these pamphlets is still available and copies m.n lx- procured free bv writing ro Mr. II. L Mine, manager, Safety and Pm; Prnteciion Division. Id I. du Pont tic Nemours A lompanv, Inc., Wilmington. Delaware. modern idea of. beau tv in business si me Hires. The Cover illustration i his muirdi v isualizes a si reel scene which does not exuss in Let. hut it. i*> not less interestnig on that account. Ii docs inteiprci ilie trend of .itch irecuire and I he mov i ng spirit d i hyse modern times. Till-; IIANIMUTIKC ON 1 l-ff- WALL, AND GAME CONSERVATION [Oiniifitn'd frum pa;1/ t> ) research bur is sadly handicapped by rhe hick of funds. A few very lew states maintain their own research ANOTHER CELLOIM IA NJi PLANT depart meiits, and `ii i 11 fewer organizations of sportsmen do so. Those orgaiii'/.at ions that tlo not conduct research HLDu Pont (xllophane <.<nnpanvannounced recently work, blind I v take actions which, instead ol doing good, Tf bar plans hrnl been prui! ical I v completed for i be am may even he a menace to const rvat ion. simainn of another large plum for the nanufaaure of 11 is often well to anaN'/.e careful!v the source or C dir iphr-ne. rhe transparent wrapping ni.u< riaI a ut bent icily of any piece of informal ion on which act ion The new plant, which will cost several million dollars am: will employ a large hare. is ru be elected ai ()ld hickurv, near Nashville, Tennessee, adjacent to the large j Toils i d the Du Pont Ra\ on (.uiu pa it y. Pfe! i imiiarv amsfrucrion work will hcgui ai an early date. is contemplated. Vmi nia v have ' known "-somet long for vears hm is it tnie^ No* matn vears ago it was thought i hat migi'iinum bits s in Patnv|\: went below t he waters of t he Ylcdiicin'imerii! Seri lo winter there. WV know now i hat is cot i rue, hut to have said so then would have doubtless provoked much min h fn mi flic old t line hunters A NEW PYR.AIJN .BROCHURE of rhe* da)'. \Vc do mii knmv yet vvhv hinls migrate... that is. hiologi-Mx do nor. although the cause of the HU Du butt: VisColoi;! (.omp.inv has jusi issued ;m phenomenon is douhf less well known to the average eii v Telaborate and -nloriiiativc brochure on Pyralin, h u spor laiiiiii and he can <;x |>< j iiro.l rhe real reasons voluble intended lor die guidance of mamnanurers who use finasnd ni great length. plastic in rlie fabric.irion of a great vaiieiv oi articles for Let iO' carehdh ci>i;Mdcr tin: 'h.mdwi it ing'' tn eoji which it is peculiarly adapted, and also suggest- uses in servai cm and pm out shoulders to tin- wheel, giving all oilier maumuct ures where u could he ensj doved in ad van aid in our power to those organizai ions engaged 10 cage cither as a I nisi c materia I or for decorative purposes. research. I .el us organize a rese.n ch stall m evt:!)' state; Besides describing the chemical and mechanical proc let us ccfiiip ii ml properly finance a seientilic department esses involved in making Pvraliu. ihc pages are tepfetc in every national organization. When this is done, the with illustrations and data on she phvsic:;! properties of proper method of put ling hack timiv game in our covers the material and the most approved methods of machin will be pointed om. just as surely ami plainly as our ing. molding and oi herwtse work mg it - nal ional anioinobi c: roads ;nv markisl today. Then the U manufacturers who desire in receive ibis hook will annual crop of game cam be more acetnatelv appraised wiifc to t he Du Pour Vise* do id (.omp.urv, Inc., i',u bifrh t ban at present . and t It is great res* atrcc can be adm mistered Avenue. New Vurk (bug a copy vvill be iorwauleil. hv rule and mu left to chance, .u, is the < ase now. 16 XJ/ir DHJ 2sinc SS***-^ THE STORY OF BOTTLE CAPS fast j far lines fa ahslx you bet hr aajn.tiatcJ- usfh the proi(m:t kuoini ax (V,///r s- V/scme \ VI von c\ vt purchased a hoi tic of Jh I L S. I tst i s: Si o f u- f rrm ol a hood o! cel fun .w. an I Hsome iullii ['iepaianou or medi after rei\ateU bleachmg .cad wash 1 \n.\. cine. perlu ps. ;mil, upon shirt mg r n open it , found tin- tisop*vad v to he cut a> tile desired length. deed to the tightly encased in a glossy nliucapi* If so, h rut v i merest required color and packed for sh: prnvnt. von l.(' know that this material is ,i cellulose \xrv similar W hen these caps were first Csinnibict incd m f ranee, in ii.it u it xllnphaiic or r.tvnn, and commercialIv known their use was limned almost enUielv to perfume bottles in the past bv rhe trade tunic "( a|X;s Viscose.'' Mamtlactmvrs -.T less vela:t!c and expensive proauco- toed Rtceritly the On Font Cellophane < .ompauy acqui-vd corks, and were sa ns lied so long as flic Hon k- did not lea k . the hi sincss of ( apesA'iscusv, Inc., and will Continue to or ns Comeii is es a oorate. before ! lie rvtader unpiw %c.J i . nuke these caps. Thev arc sold in a moist si,?ic to mane- Nowadays, the honfer ol any p >diu't rcalr/cs nu? be jatrurcri, and have the property of .shrinking as thev drv, iiniM do more tl'.t t I !i u. lie knows that Cork> uix ir. so that i hey conform to t he shape oi .1 bolt k: uoppei ..nd sightly, a id quuLU ..caumdate du>r and dm. that he make .1 smooi h, aiirarmy, air-t iglis seal. To an onlooker produei must strike 1 he eve of : he purchaser .me 1 no ir seems hard to believe that a. loose lift imp ilahhv. wu compete it' attract! \ ci v>s 11 h many or her hranas. cap will s I if ink down quick Iv anil t yglu I v i>ver the cork Wink: the \ah;e of this capping remains of pa:a 11murn and neck t if a hntilc, but the I act is. H does. im nominee to makers ol toi let jvep.itM r i. m\ ol all kin.h. I lie idea of (.a pcs-V1,sco.se was ot rgmaicd Hf.mv `rears the use ol 1 hese caps lias hL\.-n great Iv extended. ago in f i ance to uteri 1 he demands oi the pie; t perluiticre I he makers ol Jmxhc.i'rs use fheinot only !o make firms which needed a more effective and at tract ive seal boitles more at react is c .h r ! Irak -proof, but ah.o t o - detw lor their volai de and cost 1 v products. pure I users t h.U the con tents are ginume and ha e rmf The ['rotes', of manufacturing llu.se tups is itucresting. been aditlieuied. Mai v boulers use them to pieXent tlte 11 tick sheets of spruce pulp are fed into .1 shredder which possibilitv of invoneT fa npermo with the bottle. lioifs and chops them into tmelv <li\ided particles. Ill 1 n Writing inks, lupin shoe p.dukes, cheUi it':i In . scrumo grotai.l pulp is 1 lien Jissohed h i ccrhon hsu (phide and * h Is, sauce^ -uul vinw-p.au arc orb'* L-w id ? he Hcnu thar heron-cs a t hick, brown fluid, called viscose So hn\ the these caps make more* \alcaide and n .i lab e poKCss is idcnUvaI with die mamihiU utv of ruvun or Ait associ.Hed prodt.vi of t hh txmpan\ is tire Fewer age < elloplnnie. band . an open-end tap ol lelbslose Used as a decora 1 nut on Alar m. veraI Javs of aging or r-pciilmg the \ I sense is gm get aJc at. 1] . nber ft \-u age b'.niiis. f I prudtui v, as rc.idv tit he made intocaps. For 1 li;s purpose* square [rallied, ile1-eloped To r.iLc tlie place of tm Jo t ! toed a> neck earfi cat r\ ing hundreds o! round end glass ? uhes, are used - slecoration on ihisupi: of fvwragc Ci an anier, 1 o pr, -dace 1 hese platens, so called, arc lowered into a tank of \ tsc>se a hand of bits kind, a meulhc Idler is inc> rgHtfuied ir; i he so tint! n 1 li hi til us ol tlie liquid immedi.iieir adherer to VTSCiVR: sole: ion, so lh.it when the finished po>hiKt dries tlte Mii'laec ol each glass tube. Hr : whole Fame is then i: resemh es gold or sih-yr hnf. raised and again lowered this lime into an acid hath, Still another biwclopmrnj t hot seem.' to have promo which coagulates die film on the glass moils. W hen i - it' possihihfies i* a bat-top cap of gelhihwe which c-, coagulation is complete, the nude for jars ard nunMew; 11 homes are reversed a in I the him _w,,,. it s l u t able ii>r the use of pack is stripped oil. The him is now el x of gibes and preserves % 17 <7/ie EMJ >$T*$'`Ta((a</tix.ino T*?vc.n The ihyitiji'UtnH m i't r r . h { t h . ('('nfrLifT.i h;u< tt | !Jj i rr. j l rr v P/ith *1 <is- Ip 'i ut \.*f fits' -.anti . ft i c i m >< | <. 77v.v /.v //>r ih/nl ari/vlt ,v -rwt.r descrihivg the /<u7///(j vtjUjpttH ui ifscd in da Pont paint laboratmve.L 7 t>v dr)v-// a/c m<ur...a cross hetivvm an Imarptussanda phonograph nam'ds the urn*:- n-fj/fhrd for a test film in hamit AS DRY AS A BONE lot i .V - tt J in' i f /if?n> rcf.'fjim*f Mi one i rmr f Ji* r m/h - t' mH "I /n iJrv I -tin'**. l>u I Pi v Bn IT* ni f.oiuli.o- c k pre>> i h i u mi Jlv Hi I). \ / it Ki:<ior< v ah.si ciiu. fret-ilom irom i.ickmess.Oftlie Tmeans a {' ta. alwencc of mono me, Imt it Applies, as v , c 11 n aiim or wirnish. Ac do not likc few asiducts w ludi reach rhis stage, Duco is a sink 11 r p t:\;i Mt pie. nur iurn in.i'c fin is l u-J vv i < h j varnish ilut is slid-,}' or not 1 roiii rhis simple dew ict: canu: more conipheaieh ma- hard enough to resist ordiuari usage. We like ;i product climes in handle more films ai one Him:. 1 line films had 111 a i dric^ I As i enough so ihaf d mt will nil sen U: on u been the limit hn a t/uck prupidlcd ile\ it.c. I he clock and mar its bcuuu*. And so umc s> tJic gauge in Jcrtniiin- was therefore replaced he a uinsiam %pced rtioioi' tni- ing when a hi! ish I >cCoi.K:s 'Mu m free/' ` i ai'k -free. * .leetesl In mai' ridnct hits fo acm.iie a number of ['dales. ' hard -dry/' nr `hire ns handle. " as l lie pa in! .im! varnish 1'Ih s inip-rovcineitf ^^'a^ maifc be dti Pont cue,meet's. Ac men fun*. Put it i.s '.mpraei caI to mi up all nigh* beside a i In- Kxpcninciti a I Sm i ion near W ilmrnpiun, lor exaini'le, Paint or vernish 1 Im ru dckTimnc when it will he dry. til ri^ five plates can be tested at once. Simjlar epnij-mcni at the General Tech Aueniprs iu substitute i*:i ic.iP me.ms for measinniq dm iy; i:im wui' nical I .ala u'jtorv at Philadelphia has a ipacu i d bin i mrK..... seven in each not successful until John F. ,\k Sanderson row. Bv means ol change gears any row im upon a simple. Uicctivc method. flic of pi a i e** can hr made to rotate once an hrsr sa-up consisted of j clock laid on :rs hark* wirh a disk fa sivrn.d fo its r<-ror. On the disk was Ia:d a freshfy home or once in four, sixteen or twenty- four hours. The meter can he regulated ti U'si' fast ilrvim;; in I roCcJltlloSC prod {oared p-;nu:l to he Uaskal. Suspended ucts or slow drying oil paints. The sand above it was a I urocf fillet! with sand, C* mes arc suspended from 11 bar which ard as the panel rotated a circular trail of sand was [dr upon is. After the (ihti slowly moves hori/ontully as the platen I'csolvc, i bus feavuig the spiral sand was dry the panel was lapped s.h.rph on the hack.. ami the. point whua, the sand stopped sticking was called the ' hap point/' t * i j 111: over t fie him wish a erin brush yielded .. second point called the "brush point/' 11 nuv he well in A { y/N <tt (c\S ft Ui ft' ":C" .'tin >u.-> iht vfarf fXHrt (; "/i ` 4 v f/, brush /MMtii, iitul ! in- (<if> fnnn t l h%- htttfifn litif iri ihs a /h t m/ /<! h mv h "IS" fiml "C"' imluiiti-f. orrtv j inn i1 >`j -'iittui Ih-yotiii {he him is nh.-fflu friv dt\- t rail dlustraicd. len inch disks of plate eh ss a re used for i hose tests. k hnv arc a few rep'esentative results obtained wiili i hi.s tin mg-dme meter; Ui- k Iu i i Bruslj Ftlint Rending: Hr ish Hueo . . jr hour t.\pl a in here that these points do wu coiorspond iu am Hal \\ hoc Ai " of the .static* of dryness avvioush- refera:-- ro. lint ihcv I door \ Deck I manic] .... . .[ hour.-. do show AceuraUrlv on the disk where I he sand Ceased lo M olor Truck i% Waion l anmu. I............................ H " as.dicrc tej the dr\,!ii^ film, thus makjne: Pit-siNe an ewaa I'y this means we can control the qualnv of our prod measurtririen | oj (be .!rv ici i lime. I fit: t ,i p iiidiea Ito ucts ;unl del ermine I he efJeOt of Conpn isO ion o j j dioont*. U/ie DU iPO&rr^ftaga'Zino THE BANKHEAD MINE REVAMPED l-'i/tUr ,/hlc sopar/stott a small coal mate nt Alabama has Ih'Cottn t.o h of fhe hvsf prrrj/tcers m /he st.f/< K September k , h j i;\ u few A Li IU ( di A U 1 I s K . D.U Is the latest nnproo.cd machine of the O ha u t a mining mm, under i h c Rum.n of Xhrn'N. t; w oLoincd 0 ; cm- mime of ( anc Creek t oaf Mining Comp.mv, pu'*cb.iscd a11ll:iue this work m the bunkhci.d Mile until an rhe the hohhm's oi l he hankhead Coni ( i i11pane tor one and entries arc t horijiiidi v Just wouvie-J . a hull million dolfats cash, Ilk H.mfdiead Mine is locauA In order to insure a hi eh gmtlm of lump c-cdL. die ah-mii ihive miles and ,i hall weM oi |an |x .i-- in Walker cmuparii has adopted tho plan 0: having iw own men i amnty, in the Lean ol i he cmil producing area, do die hlaMitp:, and for this pirp'oe diev use MomK-t 1 he pn>[xTi v consisted 54 .1 vtr v small mine wil It a No. 11, 5 !h latest 1 vi missihlc c %p Io m'*c to he WM\0 hy Mtcl Apple, hut had tin point ha' t hr preparation of the the Inirrau id Xhr es, ai!x: 1 he best lump d m :-p?< 1 coop coal. Ihc purchase also included a hip .k'U'.ggv 1 -i l he powder i>n :he market. Incidental!v, [ho is the hf.H liimr Mars* I re scat11, winch, in mis section t\ fmm three to in Alahama ic? use rho i-xpfosi vc e>:clusi\c he. I lose super eight and a halt feet in t hick ness, and prod aces a clean vision is pi \cn to tnc phii'inp ! holes jr-.d 1, the huennii, white ,nh coal 1 h.i le.s heel: found to he an amount 0; cxploM es used, sc> duo dm Limp and n.o co.d especially pom! t|uahr\* for Meant and domestic purposes. will !V( hr shat tried mole than is ncivv-ars . 1 he mine was at -once placed in diatpcnf Mr, IVrn R. Jordan, <u k \ he Juki :u ! d ic ucuer.d ill .o\ i HA Ins n.n .mlv inid: a m> vi v. . .uup n-f ttic organizers id 1 lie new coin - u lii'i'i' die health of .his miiiers is pun**, who has spent his I ic in s a ru. risv. h v professional It mining coal in Alabama. I 'tide! his trau'rd peopde .... il C-ifilp nitel its skillful niauapcmem the com pam one of the cleanest In Walker has built one of fhe latest plants {Samis 'h ir he has also gathered lor the preparation of' coal one .round him some of the best min that is now considered among t he ing men m 1 lie terri torv. He is ably IHa. 1 in she Smith, Ahnmp < niu!i as msted h*. L is superintendent* Mr. onus loo !h : v; Kell t TipruYid. \\ ill? Sam. Min ci *. \v h o Ins wor ked i 11 r hr rewil t that 1 he eunr.no iod;n pi-.icnc.dh- .dl die coal-producing h producing d.tilv ahum eighteen M.tu-s in dk: country. imndred ions of c.isrhillv prepared Ii was no small task that coal for dir market One would have to visit this l Wu hh'-i >`tii li *`ft i ru no- c ' > !, > . 4 Imlriiii.Vf ,\*1 rvi'rB thu i t h, I |,c h l ciniroiiU'd the Cane Creek Coal Mii-ifn' i iiinpany and its general mine and at the same nine he familiar with the old iiUiitie'er when ihcv were caHcd npai h) take th.ugc ol Conditions to realise: the impruv diiuils that have been ,m old imiK v. nil , small mu put. m t o I.as 1 ha.n c: ph'cer. tirade. AM flu eoa! is now under-cut wash chain machnies months" linre dive ir.tw: Corn pfeleh* revamped H * I lit v and is electric.ilfv hauled to 1 he foot of i hr slope, A Luge deserve 11 uch credit fi>r making this miiH on oS du hi:-? portion of ilie main h,monies has heeti rock ditMcd, using c\>.i 1 - pri`ihit in l t (T-nvi ks tn \ l.ihair.? Vti'U'- O/ S lit' if< i4 * h I PI m tid nit n`[i rti^ pt.I Mh <i t th\r mm' 1< s 1 h t i .1 i 1 'K.ii fn h-i s 1 u'in K- 10 OHe IJU PONT^%zi n THAT TOUCH OF COLOR D// Poai Pyrnltn ojjcrs it to ni/Lidy ni dress <!lid hat mnameiit v !h Pus. II (,ou,iN-s Ni ' i? i A a quarter of a century .up) Joseph Kn/ass, an expen Bohemian wnodcarver, c.ime to A me m a an-! started a business of his own. Ax 3In* yr.irx ivenr hv .mil his business expanded, In: frh 3In* need fora m,urn.il r11:1 r was more ndni'fitf Li: 1 ! Jilore easily worked I Ii.in shell, bone arid wood, I uiminu his annul ion i<> t lie 1 hen new Pvralin, he found elm! if 0 an pie! el v answered his requirements, h olieard ;m in bribe varni vn! colorsaiulodor effects; it was rc.nlilv vs mked into ane shape; is was durable aril easily cleaned; it was inexpensive. Iiklav X 1|-, K r i x;i 11 is one of t he leading iriarmfac1 Hirers of ladies' di'ess and hat on-aiucms in 1 he I - nited Stales md pr.ict teal I v his enui'c our jam is made of du Foil Pyralin. Much of ibis inreic-st inr development Ins been made possible because of fin; beamy ami ease working qualities oi 1 !te material. bach vc;r lie > leMms ,1 ppn uxiniatel v four hundred different ornaments as Miiiiples from \vhn:h hrs eusroimrs cm order 1 heir season's requirements. lie spends his das*? in supTimendf up, the product ion ul* his plant and train of his even nun in iJcsiprimp new ornament'' r>r 1 Ixr commr vear. Thus, his products show the well Mended smion of an ancient art wills a Iiiphlr mi i'leru and adaptable medium. Bin ferns, be.I. buckles and hat urn,1 menu are produced in t wide variety or forms and alia jx s each made with the sure foiH.lt id ; lie master designer and each can 1 sup a [trip hr note of color for nil lady's cost mm*. The kri/an Manufacturing (.oinp.mvN dmaest dip plant, where dti Pont Pvt alin is ml ;md carved. Ilea ted and formed, pi fded and Colored, is 1 nated a! I `aircrew , New Jersey. 20 ILtPiStl L7/ic OU |>ONT.-/(ii{j(rz^?i? PYRALIN IN THE OFFICE If jutJs nHhhroiLs //Sis m/ oar thsLs. for fU !/nh- tL-ihrs nr nil hanr m//s i !n hi\u/ii\/il .n.n/ Juyahh h o M i Ik . hi M telephone call in die monihn; until she Fdoor shut at nipln, die modern ol\nr is the scene of dynamic aenviu. "I his un:riHrrupu-d flow of business, handled Willi ease arid precision, rc.]uires die aiU-iinuii of alert brains assisted hv die nu sr modern 1 ime saving de\ ux:>. Adding machine kevs, calculating machine 1;evs, cash regisier Levs. blotter hacl> and raol index tabs are Iiniched and pushed am! pulled In t huiisands id lingers cure day a sink mg awl n( durahi tty, hut durability alone is mu enough 1 lie modem od'ce reap i ires dial ir he Combined \vii h heautv and .o ? race i \ c ness- Lmiiiai sons inherem in die materials c\iutn^ a lew years ago led imagnuitve snamiljnmers to turn o Science lor the development of an cm uvly nev, maicri. 1. Tilt: answer in this problem was Pvmini. Met,atsa: it is lustrous and beautiful tis nil its shapes and forms, and Jxa ause it is available in an mhnhe variety d colors and iinis, Pyrafin oilers die iiuimiuctniv a wider selection ul colors and ellects i han am' oi he - material, except textiles. It is readily adapt able lo all sorts of mechanical processes. It is economical to tahiieate, It is durable- It is syllable for all kinds oi articles. hi (he office Ib'talin is in demand because it is beaut hub ornamental, durable, easily cleaned and transparent. Progressive manufacturer* of office supplies (mu : been quick l o ca piiah/e cm i lie sc qualities, prod ucing book marks. Cups retie Cases, comptometer Levs, desk calved,ns, dictaphone mouthpieces, evi: shiclils, ieunum pens ami fountain pen -sets, letter openeis, pencil sharpener hous inns, rehllahk' pencils, switch plates and telephone i h i in her covers all nude id Ibiahn. Tics rapid development ir the use of P\ ralin is a tribute to tile successful research conducted bv dti Poor chemisiN and mutineers. In mane other lie Ids thes have helped to lift products mn oi die ordinary * to give them new hk\ t;ieaiei attract oencss and inti eased salahilitv. Their service is always at the disposal of'any ni ami idem ret who may Comemplate the use oi 1b raid) in his product. <7/e PU PONT^fttjya z;r no WHAT DO COLORS SUGGEST? They hare a Lnigaxge all iheir own. Duco colors, carefully chosen, way eloquently express iirUU/i' /de(/s in home decoration ac i i of ns has a preference for some B) Ka t ii \ iu \ 1: ( ju:MHAhc*]i m, blackguard and hlackniail. I Unvever, E pan icular color. Inn run all of n> the C.hinese have fostered happier knew why. Yet a .slid11 knowledge of tlu: mean ing o(fhougbis of black, and have used it most effectively as an rnlor wi.l help u> analyze our 1 ikes and dohkt_u. ;-CCctUnig note m their wearing appai'el and art. Black, Red is the most powerful pnmarv color an \ symboli/eo placed hesidca color, lessens its va hie, vitality, energy and power. It stands for dauber, love, ,1 iwl when Used with .idv.mciiigCtilors, passion, auger for tremendous such a.s yellow and rial, adtls a note of emotional reactions. It is highly rdiitemetil ami emphasis. . bi siiimil.i(inn, allur ng and Hirr.i- While denotes purer \ and suggests . ; tiuHs. St miceMie iias said Ih;rt light , peace, innocence. Dm-vn AJ .tin con Id have resisted Hve's throngh the history of the church \vc w i les i f t he apple h ad not been red. find that if li.m always Inren linked with tilings held as A'erf low symbolizes light, life, sacred Where hlacl. lowers die wdue ul a color, w hire hr 11 fancy and cheerfulness, It is iicceimiat.cs, brightens amt intcnsilics it, and lends cm the cud or of gold, of the grain phase- to receding s lades r>uch .1.-1 blue and hi uc-v iolct. ' rice, and was reserved hv iliu If wc g:vc a bittciliontdit to the meaning of color, our Japanese for use of i he emperor on! v Psychologists deenratong problems wall become more imcixsi ing and reConmieiul rooms tuned in yellow for workshops ami easier Ir gives us a reason for our desire h i have a living quarters lor people adhered with certain "yellow room;" a reason lor t hai leading, we mental disorders. 1 hough intense in its power have against an all red room, ami yet an ami promoting .1 sense of cu.dta tn *n amj gaiety, eagerness to "spoi" 1 he brown and Can room yellow is nut so fatiguing as red. with a Mandarin Red Duco lili-top table, Blue is associated vvi 1 h hie sea anif skv. It with ainiqtie dleo in hurt 11 mnber and raw Signifies space, lilusn iri, i n mien mi v > coolness, sjciitu, .1ul iiolshcd with a charming little irampiilHiv. Ibychohupeafly, in influence is ilccalcununi.t of vcllow ami grcei-. quieting and reetp.L I'crimps there are more (\juuving That black (dated beside red will devotees of bine than of anv otliei one color, lessen 'ns value, we use Rich Red Duco on a psnbabl v hi came 1 d its si hist veiicss and in vs fcry, rush hot: uni stool and take the frankly **reeT' hi so far as women aie concerned, look out ul ir by striping the uhcnuite pieces C.I'een, the pnr.net: of blue and yellow, ul rush in Black Duco. carries n >mct long o| ilu. qualifies of both its components. And we realize that an old fashioned siiml done n It lias the It gin and liic ol velluvv t ir, if the yellow Cdiinese Yellf>w Duco, with an antique finish anil ;.n element does not predominate, it takes the quiet ami calm intereuing decakoimima in reif, blue ami green, will a ti of blue, bjt'eei: soothes and vet exhilarates, and is svm a note ul C It centjess that was lav king n the dark corner holieal o! sympathy and hope. 7'he ancic'ios, we arc told, of our bedroom . near 1 he wing chair score emerald rings to insert' vita]i 1 v and .mdvirig hupe. Again, with our knowledge of the Ihirplc, a rotuhiml :nii of red and blue. ;s a coh r of light a:ul hfe of the vcllow green, richness, elegance and sumpniousness. It lies always been and the quiet ami calm of the blue- associated with rmmfrv am! diguiu, prr>hahlv because in green, we are f.pu.e sound m mn 1 he oidei davs the necessary ingredients br producing ii decision ;o pm Jade tirccn IAico on were dlllscuk lo gel, and only tlu: we a 11 hv classes were the waste paper basket with the aide ro afford it. Purj It has much ul hand-painted fh jtaUlesignjtglu ilown i lie wanmh of red, with the calm tn the heart of mu' hsiwn, reil and t an and rest hi Incss of Hoc. room. By doing this ac can bring Hack, properly shaking, ti an a measure of rest fulness to t lie is Him absence ut color. Mystery, peril, the dial otherwise ting at prove to he too stimulating. unknown were, and to some extent H we are wise, therefore, we shall do well to make core sill! arc, associated with it. Any of : he c haracieristic pi'ope*n tes of mdi vidtiul odors belore thing of a sinister or questionable we proceed to the selection of Color Comldnat tons fur the nature is prehml with black, such things we can make beautiful hv home decora item wore. 22 <?/ie 33U PONT.-'/{uf/azr/w ( !<:IE \ ahkiblehirm Iand wastvcl.umcd nca* VV*.iu*rloo, explosives hlusicd linns trees 1:1 site path of the medge M NcbiasIouMmie years ago when u two mile an was and loosened I he hard pan under the surface soil. made in the lilkhorn River which shortened it aboutIIiis cut of! is mentii jiL:d; inerdv to gi\e an example nf eight miles- I;thlow tile irregular lines of timber covered i he possibilities ol c'plosives I>ir recLinanon work . haulms in i he illustration above, utul \ih i will t race t In Iltcir cbeCHveness :s nor limited 10 anv one section ed former winding course of the waterway. Originally the fhe country or to am* particular season id'the vear. They river ran even bevnml the left margin of (he picture, niiiv well he Considered the all-round helper to those which is a rrproduriion of an aerial photograph nude intcvsfed m .igrieuhmol development. hv On u Wbison of Waterloo. If voy Have some s| vcial land -clearing or reel a ttr.ing All the lain! seen hum I he bend ol the river in the prohk-m. write to (he Agne dfural Lx nrnsii -11 Sex '! ion id background 10 the immediate foreground was subject to the I*.xplosives Hefunincur of rhe du Pom Cumf\j v at overflows and was prauicallv useless for growing crops, Wilmington, lie la ware, Or helpful suggestions Jxntt mitt! a iloaung dredge made the new cm. Du Pom the practical use of explosives. MINING GOLD IN THE RAND DISTRICT OF AFRICA managers have been ahleto lower tlie temporal me nearly seven da grots lor a distance of about (ifiecit ku honi I lie working lace. 1 Ills has helped Conditions some, hut it is ex penal \e and probably prohibit i\c on a h.rger scale. It also lias the d isadv amage of adding more mnsiitiv to the air. It h is been suggested that small plans*;, similar to a Fripnlaire svstem, be installed in relief chambers where the miners could go ai intervals 10 recuperate, ami it. is not improbable that a machine that is compact and no! too expensive will he built that will be able to esi ract the humidity found in (lit: hor air in such work mg places, and in turn supply enough cool. drv ai* to enable the n'vrjrors in control in s.Mite degree rhe t.-mpiiatuiv in the sc plaice More and more s: il D is being given to vem ilai for m this district. as c lure o no pre-seni u- won ie doubt Hu : persistence ol the ted or its pavahditv at far grcau depths than it is now Iving worked. The economic life o: this great geld wining district probably dejvnds more up ?u vcimlaUon iiian upon any other I actor. It is not unreasonable to think that mining ojvr.mons ni the Rand ili>inct uuy some d..v be carried on m the tea thonsam tonf level, or nearly l w o miles below tI'm surfaCe of i It earth Qnc DU DOTNTVtf i v* ino. THE PRODUCTION OF TALC u #:;' **,..(.* ? /i ***;,* p/ !) il Inst rated on pa gc indicates 1 licsc opera t ions graphical! v, t icnerallv sjKMking, talc is sold in three* forms; C.rude ?alc, most ol which is cscntnally ground; flic sawed ami namiiacru red product 1mm which such amides ax ups for g.ts burners, t.iLor.-d chalk, metal workers' crayons arc prepared, and ground talc wliich is used as a filler in paper, paint and niohcr goods, in unumlacf tiring ms Id preparations. for electric inwd.tnon, foundry memgx. fe\ r ik>. I u1 K k m it ?i ^ at-A l be like- It isuUo nseC a bleaching, dualling ard polishing agent; fur atkb proof ng and file proofing iitic! in inrun oiher wavs. 1 lie rel.ui \ e importance of ground talc will lx; apparent from i lie fact ilia! the mineral in this fonn const h med about qh ;x t cent of i he total dome-t ie <mi pin lor opm. in the early years of the \ew York Stale industry, practically ; he ell t ire out put of lihrotis magr csinin dlicafe was Cotisuuctl lay mamilacLurers of paper. l ater its value v\ as ivcugti 5 >cd hi paint aid rubber marnif acna'ers and tluxe two markets have hue raptdlv developed dining the past rhirry seal's. T<day, industries represented In such products us naint. paper, rubber, ceramics, leai her and the like, consume almost all of the talc produced In the two leading companies in the; ( Inn vcrncur district. More retell! developments indicate a broader lidd of usefulness lor this talc. I .ahomtorv and held results have proved that the short fiber ore, when milled to a certain degree uf liucness, can he used as an admixture in cunae-rcs to make i hem w.Uemrooi, to improve their workahi lii v and to increase ! heir j c mmu h c c lo acids. After three Years of research, the W. 11. I.omnis Talc (orpinaiion lias brought out a product of this kind and is marketing it iride: the trade name "Loomae, " To demonstrate flic, feasibility of using fak as a build me maierj.i 1, the cor pi >rai u m reecu a l v consiruCK'd an ufhet building in which talc products pv.hmunaic. All founds null w.i H> were wa id pn ?c ied w-lh : .nomne/1 he ui;iu.i lal used for plastering ami (or the outside sluCto wot k was a nncuiic of laic and white union . The chimney was hoih of c iik Ii.: laic reck, ; lie fireplace *H i ,ilc brick; ;j j h ! t In lloors, cornices, window sills anil columns were all made horn fair ore. Just how estensive! v i his mincra 1 may hi. used hsr buiiding purposes no uni: can say as yet, hu; mmuimerest in?* cone fusions ma y result from t his experiment. Ilk. Luoints ( a n'poral ion maintains a laboratory m a Inch itxeaich men a <c omsi si it K boding ;ic w uses Joi iak. I heir acii vis its are said io he largedv rcxpoimihle h>r t lie pr< igress being made b\ f lie mdusf j \ . hieidusiaLv, tic. Iahnr;j'ory staff is ready at all times to cooperate with manufacturers who tuav use this mineral ;n;heir products. (uHOerncnr talc today ;x i he fruition of much xscarc h and development work applied io product, processes and machinery, and f lic W. II. I ,ooiiiis Talc ('.orpnrat ton ile servtx much credit for its pan in upbfiildrng ilk; tndustrv that supplies so iiuu y tinmnfacnircn wilh this iiiatenah THIS SMALL, VITAL INDUSTRY -o-.e . tf,: 11 # There is still another .ingle from which li consider the es.sem iai cliaiactrr of t lie dvcxi ml im;ustr\\ .imi that is its com? ihuuons to t he field iJ me<.licitie- llie well known coal -rarchemicaf, picric acid, is an exiunpk: of how c 11 ise I v dye producrinn is related tn metlicsae, and not tliar alone, hm to i:a.iomd security. Fioic acid, without nmdhjtu turn, can hr used as a simple silk live, as a medicinal : heal tug hums), and ,ts a pmvctftd logit es[losise. hvn t.Yet.ic coal far jnedicinah. developed in the chemical laboratories of i Ik oamirv are almo.u Lgion in imiuxr and uf'greu;. imporunce to the healih of the cotarnirv, Probai^lv t he nioiit impornnit reason for ihr continuance ami growth of our dve imhisirv is its esscnii 11 character as an arm of our mu innal defcijscsvstcm. ATscnalsx'mnps, f he Army and Navy require huge peace ihue expendiMires for their necessary nuinienancc, but the source of all their war -lime h igh CAj'-losives an I i oxic ep.scs isself stip|Mjrting in timesiif |\:aCc, pro.jnciuy esscni ini colors and chetuicals tor innumerable uses. Thu war am! Genuaur taught, us this yrear eiamomic lesson. Cungrcsb has happily realized the importance of the industry and has taken special steps to insured is cos if ruled existence and dcsehi miieni hs extending lo if she A men Can valuation method of tariff proicciinn. The wisdom <d i bed i acnon is obvious, when one learns i ha? wish such prniecriori the industry has Constant lv improved the qua Id y and t|uani iiy of its on i put at a gradually lowering cost So flic touniimug industries. It might, he of in feres! to stale that tlk: average sdling price [\r jHmikl td dves lor file \ear u /l / was .' ^ cents, a pi ice luugblv ekjual to that ol j half pound n! good cofiue. 't ct this pound of Color w ill live anywhere b'om q? > > 1 pounds of cloth, depending on the depth ol shat!;: desired, equal in nirn in Yards or more of cloth varying wiih ihc v\eight 1 h il'l v niru tents is a niiird 1 einuii'h pi it e lor such a serv il l :. T he American dvesmlf induscrv is jm;i about fen years old- Over litis time it lias developed to ihe point where it now supplies upwa ds of ninet v per aan of t he coumry dvestuii requtrcmcnLo Such progress augurs well fot the fulurc, parlfcuhirly as those in (he indu-ory who arc m clohetoiic.fi with research activities feel tfi.it even greaur devrfopnfcms lie ahead 1 hey realize i hat r he indusirv is a sin a! t one, bul i hey know ir has an imponant [acscnt. a in I an even greater fur urr 21 E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Inc. General Executive Offices, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE All Inquiries Regarding du Pant Products Should Be Addressed to the Company--the Nearest Office ACIDS, HEAVY CHEMICALS Acids, alums and Miscellaneous heary chemical products. Philadelphia, Pa., 25th and Cony's Ferry Kd. Newark, N. .1., 256 Yanderpool SI reel AMMONIA .Aqua anti A nhytlnnts La/.ote, Incorporated Wilmington, Del., I >u Pont Building National Ammonia Company, Inc. Cylinders and Drums New York, N. Y., XI Pulton Street Philadelphia, Pa., Frankford I'. < >. St. Louis, Mo., toon Broadway CHEMICAL PRODUCTS AUTOMOT1V E El NI SH I S Ducn for Ho Automotive Industry. No. 7 Ihica Polish, A n. .A ala Top Tiuish, No. 7 Nickel t*nlish, So. 7 Tonch-ttp lllark. Chicago, III., 2100 I-Lion Avenne Detroit, Mich., t ieiieral Motors Building Flint, Mich. Par11 n, N. .1. San Francisco, C.alif., Balfour Building .15 I California Street INDUSTRIAL FINISHES llmn'c powders, collodion, 11 ousehold Cement, leather hell inti cements, l>aro. Spill and patent leather solutions, pyroxylin preparations and solvents anil a cninplete line of finishing mati- rinlx far all hnhtxlritil purpoxex. Boston, Mass., Fveietl Station 4*> Chicago, III., 2100 Fist on Avenue Pari in, N. .1. San Francisco. Calif., Balfour Buildup; .{51 California Sired CELLOPHANE I)n Pont Cellophane Coni puny, Inc. Cellophane Shietx tnul rolls, ('elhilosc caps and bands i for marl1/ Capes-V isvosc, I nr.), \iskintj ('v.llo-Tuhing tYixkiiuj Cosings). New York, N. Y.t 2 Park Avenue Boston, Mass., Little Building SO Boy 1st on Street Chicago, 111., State Bank Building 120 South I a Salle Street San Francisco, Calif., Halfm.ii Building 251 California Street DYESTUFFS Dyestuffs and ilyestnff intermediates. Rubber chemicals. Boston, Mass.. 271 Franklin Street Charlotte, N. (!., 222 \Y. f irst Street Chicago, 111., lit I nnimi Trust Building New York, N. Y., X Thomas Street Philadelphia, Pa., 12.0 S. !'rout Street Providence, It. l.,7()o Hospital Trust Bldg. San Francisco, CaliL, Balfour Building 25 1 California St reel Bombay, India, Jacob Sassoon Building Ruiuparl Kmv, P, (). Box No. 1010 Kohe, Japan, No. 82 K.vomaehi P. O. Box No. 2X1 Hankow, China, No. 22 Tung Ting Road Shanghai, China, Robert Dollar Building 2 Canton Road. P. (>. Box No. 202 Tientsin, China, 52 Taku Road SEED DISINFECTANTS Uayor-Semesan Company. Inc. New York. N. Y.. 105 lludsoA Street MOTION PICTURE FILM Positive anti Negative. Du Pont-Patile Film Manufacturing Corp. New York City. 25 West 45th Street Hollywood, Calif., 1056 N. Calmeiiga Avenue EXPLOSIVES farplosives for all industrial, agricultural, military and xporting uses. Birmingham, Ala., o()l Brown-Marx Bldg. Bluelield, W . Va. Boston, Mass., Room -10-1 Charles dummy Building, 2S Chauney Street Chicago, III., 1X14 McCormick Building Cleveland, Ohio, Cuumlian Building Denver, Colo., Midland Savings Building 17th Street and (ilenarni Place Didnth, Minn., Hartley Building 7-12 1C Superior Street 11 mi (iugton. W. Va., Suite 1004 Cuioti Bank and Trust Company Building Joplin, Mo., Xl(i Joplin Xat'l Bank Building Juneau, Alaska, Room 502 (ioldslein Bldg. Kansas City, Mo., 210 Searritt-Arcadc Bldg, Miami, Florida, 205 Clark Building 242 S, \V. North River Drive New York. N. Y., (iiavbar Building 120 Lexington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa., Clark Building Seventh Street and Liberty Avenue Portland, Ore., American Bank Building Poitsvillo, Pa. St. Louis, Mo., 1 7111 Floor. Arcade Building San Francisco. Calif., Suite 102 Balfour Bldg. 251 California Street Seattle, Wash., Huge Building 2d Avenue and ( lu rry Street Scranton, Pa., 710 Traders Bank Building Spokane. Wash,. 7 21-22 Old Nat I Bank Bldg. Riverside Avenue and Stevens Si reel Springfield, III.. 7 16 Reiseh Building Wilkes-lhirre, Pa. 72X Second National Bank Building FAURI KOID Tabrikoiil for auto anti furniture upholstery: onto tapping, bookbinding, luggage, novel!its, etc. Tontine Washable Window Shade Cloth. Chicago. III. Fabrikoid <>llice. S40 No. Michigan Aw. Tontine (Mine. Lilt So. Michigan Ave. Detroit, Mich., 5-22o General Motors Bldg. Newburgh, N. Y. New York, N. Y., .'t East. 40th Street San Francisco, Calif., Balfour Building 25 1 ( 'alifornia St reet RUItRER PRODUCTS Poiilop for aula tops and curtains. Raincoat fabrics. Rag Anchor. \'cutube for mint ventila tion. All kinds of rubberproofing, Chicago, Ml., S B) No. Michigan Avenue Detroit, Mich., 5-226 C.eneral Motors BldgFair held. Conn. New York. X. V., 21 Fast 40th Street San Francisco. Calif.. Balfour Building 25 I ('alifornia St reet RAYON Do Pont Rayon Company, Inc. New York. N. Y., .' Park Avenue Buffalo, N. Y., P. (), Station it Crectishorn, N. ('.. 70s Jefferson-Standard Building Crectivllie, S. 408 Woodside Building Old Hickory, Davidson Co., Tenn. Phihulelphia, Pa. 1200 Land Title Building Providence, It. I., `611 Hospital Trust Bldg. Reading, Pa., 21 N. 6th Street San Francisco, Calif., Balfour Building 25 I California Street Mexico City. Mexico, F.dii'n i < itL?-.i Uruguay 55, Cuarto 21X LITHOPONK, DRY COLORS AND PICMENTS Products far paint, ink. oilcloth, linoleum, rubber awl other industries. Boston, Mass.. Kveiett Station 44 Chicago, III.. 2100 FI.-toll Avenue Cleveland. Ohio, 1724 Union Trust Building Los Angeles, Calif., 2024 Bay Street Newark, N. .1., 25( Ynmlerpool Street Philadelphia, Pa., 2500 ('.ray's Ferry Road Portland, Oregon, 15th and Johnson Stieels San Francisco, Calif., 2/4 Bran nan Sited Seattle, Wash., 1518 First Avenue. South PAINTS, VARNISHES. DUCO (FOR HOME USE) A complete line of point anti varnish products for all home ami indualrial uses. Boston, Mass., Lverrtt Station 4 V Brook In n, N. X. Building No. 2o. Bush Terminal Chicago, III.. 2100 Flslon Avenue New York, N. Y., .'I I . 4()tli Street Philadelphia, Pa., I'ublii Ledger Building ltuiepetidence Sipiare San Francisco, Calif., Balfour Building 251 California Street PYRALIN, LUCITE AND VISCOLOID Pyralin toiletware and the new Lucile boudoir accessories. Novelty and transparent shieling, roils, lubes and heading. Also Cleanabtt ('altars. I)ti Pont Viscoloid Company. Inc. New York, N. V., 220 Fifth Avenue Pyralin and Lucitc Arlington. N. J. Viscoloid Leominster, Mass. Boston, Mass., Room 404 t'harles Chauney Building. 28 Channey Street Chicago, III.. North Ameriea.ii Building San Francisco, C.alif., 745 Mission Street PY ROXY I IN TOYS AND NOVEL LIES Pacific Novelty Division Toys, rallies, infant sets, hair ornaments. New York, N. X., 220 Fifth Avenue When you are in Atlantic City, New Jersey, visit the du Pont Products Exhibit, at 1121 Boardwalk AGNES FOSTER WRIGHT ws. Ao n k h Fo h t k ii Wimc iiit , a decorator widely known for the color charm of her interiors, tells you in her own words how she created this delightful kitchen: "There is no room in the house which has a more direct oll'cct upon a woman's happiness and good spirits than the kitchen. And certainly no room which offers more interesting possibilities to the woman who knows what can lx* done with Duco and a little ingenuity to create (harming interiors. . . "For this kitchen I chose three of the many lovely Duco colors avail able and used them with. I think, a quite unusual and interesting result. For the kitchen cabinet, tin* wainscoting, and the corner cupboard I chose Nile Green and Navy Blue, using the Blue for the trimming and the shelves of the corner cupboard. The table I painted solid Nile Green. In the sunny breakfast nook 1 painted the benches and the table with the same Na vy Blue. "Then I was ready for my touches of contrasting color. The wall covcr- ing was a cheerful greenish yellow with tiny green dots, harmonizing beautifully with my green and blue. So I painted the chairs and stool with Duco Mandarin Bed. and repealed this gay note in the* cheeked gingham that made t he window curtains and tic-on pads for I lie; chairs. I used Duco Mandarin Bed for flic bird cage, the (lower vase, and the handle of the broom.'' *+* The subject of home decoration is of such vital importance to every woman that tin* makers of Duco have prepared a book containing the expert advice of Mrs. Wright and oilier authorities. "Modern Color Schemes for the Home*' otters you illustrated color schemes for every room in tin* house, with practical instructions for carrying them out. You will also find schemes suggested by leading architects for painting the outside of your home. Send ten cents in stamps to the Du Bout Magazine, Wilmington, Del aware, and "Modern Color Schemes for the Home'' will be mailed you at once. You will find it a source of interest and practical help. DR.1ES QUICKLY ..EASY TO USE I WiJ I M^ . MANUFACTURERS OF DU FONT FAINTS, VARNISHES AND ENAMELS PRINTED IN U. S. A.