The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12

4 PITTSBuRG. Dec. 1.-THE cur.
rent issue of the Glassworker men.
lions window glass factories as fol.
lows In the Clarksburg. w. Va, dis
trict:
Phoenix like. the plant OF the
Clarksburg Glass Company, Clarks-
burg. w. Va, has risen from the ashes
and stands today modernly ar
ranged works constructed with an
eye to facility in handling the finished
product and to the convenience OF
the workmen.
The continuous tank. which gives
employment TO thirty-six blowers, is
producing first class results, the glass
being on the silver clear order every
day since the start. The new plant
was placed in commission on Nevem-
1. and has been operating like clock
work ever since in all the various
departments under the personal su-
pervislon Of William E. Smith, who
Is secretary and general manager of
the company.
Shipments Of glass are in good vol
ume and the outlook for continued
steady run Is most encouraging. All
places are filled with competent and
reliable workmen. Excellent results
are being secured in the hattening
and cutting departments.
The officers OF the company are
c. S. Elliott. president: ]. C. Biddle.
vice president: B. ]. Powell. treas
urer. and w. E. Smith. secretary.
Modern and Penn Window Plants.
Raymond Cornil and Louis Mottet
are right on the job as usual at the
plant Of of the Modern Window Glass
Company. Salem, w. Va, and report
that affairs are progressing in a sat
isfactory manner in the Modern fac
tory. and the Penn Window Glass
Company's new plant at Pennsboro
w. Va, in which both hold positions.
Mr.. Cornil reports the glass run
ming heavy percentage of A and AA
and both he and Mottet anticipate a
splendid run at both plants through
out the present season.
Brisk shipments Of the finished
product are being made right along,
both at Salem and Pennsboro. and an
encouraging business outlook is re-
ported. The metal Is all that could
be desired. and the workmen are
bending their best efforts toward
producing quality glass.
The supply OF natural gas is am
pie, there being several wells owned
by the company in reserve in the
Pennsboro field.
Included in the official roster. in
addition to the above. are Louis Lam
biotte. president. and Joseph Castin.
treasurer. at the Modern. and Louis
Louis I.ambiotte. Jr., vice president
and manager, and Alfred ouinet,
treasurer OF the Penn Window Glass
Company.
The Alliance Window Glass Company,
A steady run Is reported at the
plant Of the Alliance Window Glass
Company. Salem, w. Va, with prac-
tically all places filed. This fac
tory has been in commission since
November 10, during the present
season. Several shipments OF glass
have been made and an excellent vol
ume OF orders Is reported. A large
percentage OF the glass made is
double strength.
The tank is giving good results. as
are the hattening ovens. The man
agement states that owing to the ar
rangement Of the tank, there are
practically no fioater holes and the
glass Is Of fine quality aall the way
round the tank. This is new fac
tory and the general arrangement OF
the buildings Is after the latest and
most practical plans.
The oficial family at the Alliance
is composed Of Fernapd Ducoeur. ST..
president; A. N. Stenger, FIRST vice
president. Frank Jansug. second yics