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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08
Automobiles

NOTICE-For sale At bargain, must
go at some price, 1918 model Cadil-
lac, in good condition, 2 sever pas
senger REQ, in good condition, 2
1918 ~Studebaker, in good condition;
/ Overland: l 1918 model Oakland;
/ 1918 model Ford touring car.
These cars must sell at some price,
to make room for new cars. Come
lcok them over, will sell for cash
or credit. Grand Central Garage.
Corner of Broadway and Washing
ton.
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,ALESMEN WANTED-Stock sales
men; crops are being marketed In
southwest Texas and there is an
opportunity for several good men
to make $4,000 each before Christ
mas on an Industrial now building
plant. Write sales manager. 32S
Bedell Building. San Antonio, Texas.
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Female Help Wanted

-. GIRLS
Some Of the privileges our girls en-
Joy in their everyday work:
Good pay even while learning.
Clean. light and airy surroundings.
Only girls to work with.
No public to meet.
Comfortable rest rooms.
Frequent increases.
Congenial supervisors. who have a
real interest in them, who help them
In every way they can.
They cannot fail because we take
extreme pains to teach them.
Do you want to join them? Gram.
mar school education and good char.
acter required.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE.
PHONE COMPANY
Apply to our Chief Operator
Second Floor Telephone Building
1901 mo.
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Statesmen Wanted

SALES board statesmen. We have the
most attractive line Of premium as
sentiments on the market today;
commission $500 to $4,000 per order
with full repeat commissions. For
Il live, up.to-date proposition write
today. Garfield Mfg. Company, 4o03
Broadway, Chicago.
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DAILQ ~ARDMORETTE.

DAILY ARDMORETTE.
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LIST. 1920:
Per
Inch
Open space without contract---'5
1000 inches 10 be rsed within
one year
5000 inches to be USED within
n year
Non Contract Advertising.
Theatres, concerts. %circuses,
Stock promotion. oil, zinc.
etc.
Political advertising, cash with
order. display only accepted -s1.O0
Advertising at above rates must
take run OF paper"
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cent additional.
Advertisements must be as MANI
inches deep az columns wide.
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Inv. Co.
sos Simpson Bldg.
Phones 444, 1851, 2O23

THE SANTA FEE has built a new
branch railway line through the
South Plains region OF West Texas.
A new farming and livestock ~
gion with new towns is being open
ed up. This territory already IS
partly occupied by a good class OIL
settlers and crop possibilities prov
n by actual experience. Here you
can ~profitably raise cotton, corn,
sorghums, and fruit. 1t is an ideai
live stock and dairy country. Low
prices for untitled lands and very
easy terms. Move in early and
take first pick. Write today for
free illustrated folder. T. C. Spear
man, IA Santa Fe Bldg, Blythe,
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MEN FOR INVEsTMENT-36O names
of people with ten thousand uup
idle money for good investment.
Collected by US at great expense.
Price $500; particulars. Briggs, Az
Palace Bldg Minneapolis, MINI.
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WANTED-Colored woman to cook
for boarding houso; must be exper.
fenced and a good cook. Phone
$50 or apply 222 Stanley Blvd. SO
LADIES, agents. introduce sugar sub
stitutes (sugar &c lb.) Sample and
how TO get yours free. soc tmoney
order). SA.LAC 1907 Hasbrook,
Kansas City, Mo.
Want Ads in The Daily Ardmoreite
get results.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Round
ROCK A RAILWAY

Train No. 652 DEPARTS 700 a. m.
Train No. 6S4 Departs----12:4O p. IT..
mixed Train)
Train Mo. $50 Arrives----12;4O D. m
(AIixed Train
Train No. 651 Arrives go 500 .. IN.
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Agents Wanted

TAILORING agents sell mems spec
ial order suits, o%Ycrcoats; best
values; lowest prices. Want biz
producers; state experience. Write
for fall-winter sample line. Leeds
Wooden Mills. go s. Franklin,
Chicago.
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FOR SALE-New Buick roadster. Call
1908 or 1856. c. w. Easley. 8.6
CARS FOR SALE

NEiIko IOIN 'sNIt
For sale, Dodge touring car, will
sell right and make some terms.
One 1920 Hudson passenger. This
car only few months old. would
sell for new car, but we are asking
old price.
Dodge Sedan. latest model. TIL,
car been used in private family and
is mechanically and otherwise per-
feet. We will sell cheap, II desired
will give some terms.
TYER BROTHERS MOTOR CO.
Used Yar Department at Service
Station or i Street Opposite Court
House
Telephone sol. s3
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FRISCO RAILWAY

Train No. zoo DEPARTS 1850 a. m.
Train No. IA Departs----11:35 a. M.
mixed Train
Train No. 776 DEPARTS 1850 p. m.
Train No. 773 Arrives 49, 1880 a. NJ.
Mixed Train)
Train No. rs Arrives----10:15 a. m.
Train No. 705 Arrives 1880 p. m.
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FOR SALE--253 acres Of land, north
west s miles; fairly well improved,
go acres in cultivation. Caddo bot
tom, balance timbered up land. And
no one knows what is underneath
the soil, no lease or an lncum.
brances against it. Owner in bad
health and forced to sell. For
further particulars. See Yates. the
Earth Man. 124h West Main st.
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HOMES

We have an elaborate new bunga-
low of 10 rooms on d street, n. w,
built for n home with every conve-
nience possible. Must be seen to be
appreciated, SIS, 900.
Two story Z room home on Btxby
avenue, S. W., original cost has not
been considered in making 1t an
ideal place to live. Shown on APP
pointment only, $4,000.
A fine two story house of six
rooms and bath on N. Washington
ST., double garage. Lot 75xl50 feet,
on corner. Partially furnished, $500.
Modern cottage on Scott St., S.
w. > rooms and bath, east front,
IS, 500.
Small 5 room and bath new bun
galcw, 10th Ave, n. w, near Wash
ington St., $4,000.
Old dwelling On c street, and End,
avenue, $. r.. water and gas only.
81, 500.
we have u number of dwellings in
all parts of She city. Also lots on
which we can make terms.
Gwill0t & HALL
3O7 Simpson Building S-3
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Wanted to Rent

house by September 18th. Phone
1914. SO
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own los, 900 acres along waters
of Soto La Marina river, 10 kilo.
meters Of Tampico, fee price SO
per acre. For Mexican crude write
us. Mexico Oils and Metals Co, P.
o. Box 3S9, Laredo, Texas. 80
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(Seal) City Clerk.
published In Daily Arumorc!tc,
Aug. 2, 8, 4, 5. 6, S. 9, 10, II, l2 and
II. 1920.
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property worth the money. II. c..
Tate. Phone AZ. S.S-lmo.
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FOR SALE-Meat Market and small
stock OF groceries. Phone 1901. So
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Real. Estate

iF you want to buy a home that
you can close up trade and move
In the same day. see Yates. the
Earth Man. | have three Of them
close In; easy terms and good buys;
4 to 6 rooms. price 1880 Ut
$4,000; you can't rent. them. First
come first served; must sell this
week. Office 124 l.2 West Main
Street. 80
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
PROHIBITION
PROVESCOSTLY
Newark Man Charged $l55
for Nights Drinking
Bout
PHILA. SALOON
KEEPER HELD

PHILADELPHIA. pa. Nov. is-Pro-
hibilion is costly In more Nays than
one. but Magistrate Carson thinks he
has come across the champion high
pr.ce for half-oi-uno per-c nj. beV-
crlrcs
Dominic Truanaka. salOonkecper
ai 18Th and Buitonwood sis. was be
fore the Magistrate yesterday ON COM
plant Of William Booth. Newark, Del.
Booth did not appear at the hearing,
but the policeman who arrested Irua-
naka said the nclawarcan had been
charged $3.50 for a nights drinking
bout in the saloon. Booth gave Trua-
naka 5000 90 keep FOR him. said the
policeman. Then he drank while
and returned today. asking for two
half pinis OF liquor and his money.
lle got the liquor and $50. plus am
iiemlzcd bill for $3.50. one item w.s
for the two half pinis. The charge
was si2.
How do YOU make that out2" ask
/ cd the magistrate "no YOU charge
| si2 for a pint OF prohibition drink 2'
That's what I get for &c. hliihely
spoke Mr. Truanaka.
why. your saloons not big enough
/ io hold sill worth OF that half-uf-one.
( p recent. stun" said th' mag siraic
I'VE viii just have your stock ana
| lyzed while we hold YOU ln 5000 bal
for a further hearing November 22 ~
Powers. the policeman. said he be-
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
ASK PRESIDENT TO
HELP ARNIENIANS

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. is UNITED
Press A resolution by Bishop Al
fred Harding. OF Washington, ID. c.
was presented and adopted yesterday
by the Protestant Episcopal synod
OF the province OF Washington here
assembled, ungng President Wilson
io use Amer can warsh ps. now n ar
ConsianMnople for the relief Of Ar
menIans and American citizens.
The resolution as IL will be for
warded 10 the President is: "Ihe
province Of Washington synod now
assembled urge President Wilson 10
help the Armenian republic this week
forced TO surrender by the Turks and
send United States warships now at
or near at hand TO COnstantinople, i'm
mediat.ly. that the ancient Christ ar
4 people and American citizens be no
/ cxierminaied by Mohammedans.'
Tho Protestant Episcopal diocese o.
Delaware is a part Of the synod, an,
( The next session will be held in VII
mingtOn Del.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
NEWS ODDITIFS

A large rllef map OF lhe world
showing an known physical cond -.
lions OF the globe. is being prepared
By On. L.. :. shipping Board.
The l0Olh anniversary of iin' de3h
OF Napoleon VIII be celebrated on
May ., 1921.
The ten invad d departments or
France have produced this year 900
ono tons OF wheat and one-fourh
The couniry's oat crop.
A sneeZe means a great mp M ns
calamity TO the Hindu mind.
Notification Of an Increase n rcnl
Is not bgal II sent by mail IN en-
More than 5000 mules and hurros
daily pass over the La Paz-1ungas
pass In Bolivia.
The Warp ,pariment has sold sur,
pms property which originally cost
/ SiWO0OO0OO at r covcry OF 63 per
cent.
All unsurveyed mangroNo STANDS
The Indian head on old pennies was
] from a drawing OF white GIRL Sardn
/ Longacre. wearing a war bonnet .o,
/ pomerania. Germany, has had uH
ner cent Increase In divorces, a. COM
| pared with the period befOf the war
The first fur-lrading companies in
/ North America were French and Rus
Sian concerns that sta ted business
about 1850.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
W. A. ROWE FUNERAL
SATURDAY MORNING

The funeral services OF William A.
Rowe, the aged waichman in the en-
nloy OF he dupont Engineering Com
pany. at lagley Yards. who was found
dead near waichbOX. yesterday
morning. will be held from his late
residence. 262 Walker street. Henry
Clay, Saturday morning. at O'Clock.
Requiem mass will be said at st. JO-
seph's r. C. Church. lnterment will
be made 10 St. JOseph's cemetery.
Mr. Rowe was 62 years OF age and
had been 10 the employ OF The dupont
Company Tor the past flfty-one years,
having entered the service Of the com
pany when a small hoy. Mr.. Rowe is
supposed TO have been eleclrOculed,
as he was attempting to open the
report phone box, In which the key
was found. Il was his custom, the
same as other 03tchmen, 20 report
every hour from 5ne n the several
boxes located at different points
throughout The plant. HIS hand.
were badly burned. He Is survived
by a widow and four children.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
URGES R0TARIANS'
INTEREST In BOYS

Boys Work was the chief topic OF
discussions at the weekly moc,lng
and luncheon OF he Rotary Club in
The Hotel dupont this afternoon.
The chiof speaker was j. A. Van
Diss, OF New York. Who Is identified
permanently with lht bows work dc
paslmeut OF the \. NJ. g.. A., par
ticularly that part of The work hay-
ing lo do wl1 boys engaged Ia in
dusria pursuits.
Mr. Van Dlss made an earnest ap-
VfM 90 the ROlarians 90 do every
thing possible FOR Wilmington boys,
and ESPECIALLY for those Who a.
lWagc-CJrnCrs
j. A. Lundley. general secretary FOR
! the Wilmington \ VI. T.. A. Was chair
man OF the entertainment committee
kand Introduced Mr.. Van ID IS.
William Foster announced that The
| "ladics night meeting Of the clun
had been postponed until NoNcmhcr
/ ~. 10 Will bee held In the Tower lllll
! school From 130 TO 9 o'clock wil
/ be devoted 90 an inspection OF thl
new school and ils equipment. Their,
/ will be no meeting or the club ncNl
/ Thursday which Will De Ihenksgit.
| ing Day.
Frank II. Mason and William p
/ White had charge OF the musical pro
| gram this afternoon They were as
sisted materially by am improNise'
/ ulDD club
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
GIBBONS WOULD
AMEND LEAGUE

Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons. author.
army chaplain, teacher and journalist
In an address at the New Century
Club last night. advocated that the
United states raiify the peace treaty,
after adopting The Lodge reservations.
Dr Gibbons. Who admitted being a
Republican and had voted that parly's
ticket. said In part.
"The Treaty may be drastic. IL Is.
u may be impractical II Is. II may
be unjust. 10 Is. But let MS ralify 10.
Already they are commencing to re-
. wise 10 and II we want 10 have say
in the revision We must be a part OF
20. We have relations with Europe
and let us see that they are everything
That can be desired"
Tie referred tO the Unprecedented
prosperity which this country has eX-
'perfnc lately on account OF the alb.
normal war conditions. lie declared
that now on a peace basis we should
sl0On find that commerce doesn't rur
hsclf and that ii is impossible 10 have
steady foreign market unless W!
made investments abroad and in ordel
TO do this we must have a good foreign
policy.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
WHOLESALE MEN
FORM ORGANIZATION

A new section OF the Chamber of
Commerce, TO Doe known officially IS
the wholesale section, was organized
Yesterday afternoon at meeting of p
wholesale provision and grocery men.
The meeting was held in the directors
room OF the Chamber, in the DUPONT
Building.
William d. Mullen was chosen chair
man OF a committee which viii have
charge Of theactvites Of the secIion
other members Of the committee arc
John A. Booke-. William ID. Hannsan
j. b. Finkclsteln. Max Mallhes an'
/ William Al Mode.
The next meet ng OF The section WI
be held at call of the chairman. NJ
/ fhat time the activities OF the section
| looking TO expansion Of the wholesale
trade of the city. Will DE taken up.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
PLAN TOPURIFY
DRINKING WATER
Grit Chamber Proposed to
Halt Pollution of Brandy
wine Greek
BANCROFT CO. TO PAY
.THREE-FOURTHS COST

Formal permission viii be asked OF
City Council by the Street and Sewer
Department tonight for the conslruc-
ton of grit chamber designed TO les
sen the contamination OF the citys
drinking water. This chamber IS 60
bp installed in the sewer running
through the plant OF the Joseph Ban
croft and Sons Company, on the south
side OF the Br2ndywine at Rockford.
At a meeting OF Council In commit
tee OF the whole last night. Harry J..
Maier, engineer OF the street ana
sewer Department explained me
workings NJ the plan. The grit
chamber will be constructed OF three
sections While any one Of these sec
lions is being cleaned, the others. others VII ,bl
continue TO function, allowing the
waller to flow through. Overilowlng
of the sewer, Mr.. Maier further eN-
plain d. has contributed to the pol
mling OF the BrandyWine.
Under th. prOpOs d arrangement, inc
Bancroft company Will pay s9,OOO OF
I the si2JOO cost OF cOnsiructing thg
-rt chamber. Mr. Maier explained
/ that If the city were TO undertake To-
rebuild the south sewer it would c0sl
approximately Sj0OOOO
Andrew l.. Johnson, pres u nj ol
/ the street and sew r. Department. ga q
/ the Bancroft Company had orginall,
built the sewer through It's property
! that lalr this sewer was connect d t'
olhrs drain ~ eli territory, and ana
the company had aided the city u
"a great extent by permitting the con
structlon Of piping through its prop
erty.
Councilman John j. Murray brough
out that while but 60 cent. OF thl
refuse in the sewer was from the Ban
croft plant, that concern was Willing
TO bear approximately 20 per cent
of the cost Of constructing he gri
nils
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
MAY GET HIGH
engineer POST
Lieut.. Col. Spencer Cosby
Considered for Divisional
Commander
MODERNIZED FORT
AT DELAWARE CITY

Lieulcnant-Coloncl Spencer Cosby,
who is well known in Delaware City,
is being considered by the War De-
parlment, it was learned today to
succeed Colonel j. P Jcrcy as COM
m3nd r OF The East rn Engineer D.
vision which cmbracesr the Whining
ION engineer district
Colonel Jcryey, who formerly was
engineer in charge of the Whining
ton district. was advanced ieW
months ago 20 the divisional COM
mand. with headquarters in Baltl-
more shortly aflerWard he was Of
fercd and accepted the post oI clty
manager of Portsmouth, Va, at a SAL
AIRY Of $1,000 a year.
I'm 1898 Lieutenant Cosby was mill
tarv assistant TO Colonel G.. ". Ray
mond then stationed at Philadelph Ia,
and took an active part in mOdernH-
ing Fort Dupont. at Delaware Cl'y
lie Is a Marylander by birth, but Was
appOinled iO the Military Academy
from Kentucky. Hc graduated ron
the Military Academy In 1921 ana III
1891 graduated from the Engineci
School OF Application and gradualy
s advanced from The rank Of SECOND
liei7lenant 90 that Of a full coione
miring The war. Alter the war he re-
turned 10 the rank OF lleutenant-col'
= onel. For a time Colonel Cosby wa.
Superintendent of Public Buildlu.'
and Grounds in Washington.
When Colonel JerNey was appointed
division commander his place as hea'
OF the Wilmington District was takei
hy Colonel T.. y. Johnston, who nov
. holds 90. Colonel Jervey is to addres
the Chamber If Commerce OF VII
mingion. Tuesday, November 30. ol
ths city manager form Of government
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
NEWS ODDITIES

What is the she'll OF probably The /
larg 81 tree In history Is located at !
TuOlumne. Cal
The famous bailleship Maine. which /
was blown up In Havana harnor, ls
40 ihe Brooklyn Navy Yard.
IOuderspOri, Pa. has an ice man
who has been puzzle 90 gcOlogisi,.
The first umbrella was introduced
in Baltimore, Md. by a sailor Who
brought 30 from India.
What is considered the largest
poultry center 100 The world is peta-
I luna. Cal. whence almost ijOOOUo
dozen egg. are n no Oui annually.
The BONery Ihcoicr, hullt I'm 1926,
was lho FIRST playhouse In New York
90 bee lighted 10y gas
New smyrna, Fla, was established
| loo 1863 as q Greek and MinOrcan col
Ony and was named from smyrna,
/ Asia.
The famous painted rocks near
] MlricOpa. Cal. arr what remains OF
ihc mNnilceni old sun worship
temple OF ihc Indians.
Natural hot water SPRINGS are pined
through Boise. Idaho. for domestic
and heating purposes, making coal
an unnecessary luxury.
What is said 90 b. The worlds larg-
est oak. In DIdWcll Park, Chico. Cal.
covers an acre or ground and can
shelter 1000 men.
Comparatively new In This country,
the NuscOVy duck. native OF Russia,
Is fast making friends because OF iis
quacklnss nature.
r Hired help In Japan wear me trade
marks Of their employers goods ON
their backs.
, A new rubber playing ball has beer
patented which can be inflated anc
- debated at will
!. New York city recently mad ihl
10 FIRST merchant-marlne exposition eve
D held in the United Staies
a One per cent or about 100000
- pounds of the Cuban su,ar crop J.
h. destroyed annually by bacteria.
p The garbage collected In Chicago !
n 1918 yield d about 100000 pounds q
,t grease
Is Ultraviolet rays are now beln
10 used 90 test the lasting quality OF d,
T. cOlOrs.
pr a sensitive instrument like a ba
ance scale has been designed 10 meai
40 uro the amount or pressur require
t- tO produce iho sensation of na o..
" Three hundred persons can ilnd prf
.r lection from the suns hea. unde
Il what is considered the worlds lara
IS est grapevine at Carpinierin. Cal.
o. Fewer persons were killed. on rail
roads during 1919 than In any yea
a since iSgS
Il Small children In ICELAND drcs
m exactly like their parents.
n Nearly tWO-thirds Of all high schOo
f, teachers In the United states ar
r. women.
n A mosque and a Mussulmans uni
vcrsiiy. originally planned FOR Algerig
n are 90 be built In Paris.
o The custom Of throwing rice afie
a a newly married couple originated d
o India.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
some PRODUCTS
OF CITY PLANTS
Chemists Hear What Viii
mington Industries Do
for Trade
LEATHER, FIBRE
LEADING PRODUCTS

Much interesting data concerning
products made in or near Whining
ton was given at a meeting OF the
Delaware section OF the American
Chemical Society. last night. in Trim
liy Church parish house. About 100
persons were present.
Papers read and discussed were
"Ihc Finishing OF Cottonwood by
Donald :. AshbrOOk. of Joseph BAN
croft and Sons Company; "M.lnufac-
ture OF Glazed Leather" by +. j.
Blaiz plant superintendent Of the
Amalgamated Leather Companies Inc. ;
"LithObOne-a brief outline or its
manufacture and as s." by Norman
lioss, Of The kceDs Pigment and
Chemical Company, Notes OF the
Paper Industry of Wilmington. by
Joseph p. plumstead. superintendent
OF the Delaware Mills Of the Jessup
and Moore Paper Company; 'lhe
/ Manufacture. Properties and ISIS of
NulcanIzed Fibre by Jay Robinson,
of The American Nulcanized Fibre
| Company.
Each paper traced the manufacture
/ Of these products from the raw mate
rials 10 The finished article explaining
each chemical process. Mr. Blat7
] llN1AIuiNN Ills paper ON AldAHu hlh Na
each exhibit OF SKINS from The raw
state, as taken from the goat. 10 the
| finished leather IN various cOlOrs.
There are one hundred million goal
skins produced in the world every
year he said. nifty millions OF which
come To- this country. Wilmington
and Philadelphia. he said. produce be.
tween so and 90 per cent of AN On,
glazed Kid manufactured In the Unitef
States. showing the importance OF thl
industry 90 this city.
LilhObone. Mr. Ross said, Is useI
for the same purpose as white lea'
and zinc oxide In the manufacture O
paint. pyrltes is chiefly used In it'
manufacture. 10 was first patented 10
1881 by an English man. first coming
into prominence In this country abou
1900. In 1919. ne said. 1900 tons o
10 were produced here
Sixty per cent of The vulcanizc'
fibre made In this country. said Mi
Robinson, Is made within a radius o
six miles OF Wilmington. 10 is use
for insulation, machine parts phOno
graph points. waste baskets and Olhe
purposes and has many advantage
over other materials I'm many way.
! About 20OOO.OOO pounds yearly ar
produced I'm this country.