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TUESDAY. Hui-3,.
Business World
nu FONTS PUT tum IN SHIP
. to DEVELOP CHEMICALS AT SEA
New Idea in Industrial World May Cut Expense
— To Be a Floating Manufacturing Plant
~-— May Aid Science Too
BY J. O. BOYLE
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sentiml
Copyright, 1925.
WILMINGTON. Del., Feb. 24.-—'An
entirely new development in the in-
dustrial world has been brought
about by the 1:1. 1. dul-‘ont de Nem-
ours company. 'l’he executives ot this
great concern may have touud noth-
ing new under the sun but thcy haxe
discovered something new tinder the
water. ’lhey have Just purchased a
new tsctoiy and instead ot bringing
the raw materials to the plant tney
have taken the plant to the raw nia-
toriais.
’lne du l'ont company has just ac—
quired lrom the Lnited States ship-
ping Board the steamer Lake har-
iniiiia. and, it became known lode”,
Will use the vessel as a iloaiing
tnanutaeturing plant tor the cmmc-
tion of chemicals irom thc sea wat-
er. ".l‘he use of a \t‘SSC‘l ior such
manutaCturing purposes has no pro-i
ccuent in business and industrial nis-
iory. if execution’ne made to the my-
lug out at biubbcr on board a what-
or.
livery school boy knows that many
chemicals are present in sea water
carried by fresh water strcatus that
have absorbed them irom the earth
and rocks o\cr which they How.
They may he recovered in any lab-
pany calling for 2100 ions at a
price to excr-cd $400.000.
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bllOL‘S.
NE\\' ORLEANS, Feb. :4.—-The
volume of business in shoes in this
territory at wholesalo is disappoint-
ing to jobbers and collections have
been only 'fair. Ilowcvor more or-
ders are being l‘t‘CC‘l\'("l for imme-
diate shipment. and reports from
salesmen on the road lndlxnitr pros-
pects am brightening.
AGENTS HOLT
QUIT THE FQRCE
Latter to Become Clerk
of Stamford Assesa
sors ——- Other Victim
of Local Accident
STAMFORD. Fob. 24.1-
Major Frank T. Putney. director
0: prohibition forces irr Connecticut.
has announced the acceptance of
tho resignations of James Holt. of 61
Maiden Lane. Bridgeport. and Vic-
tor \VardWell. of Stamford, Federal
agents attached to the Bridgeport
office. At the same time. he declared.
"about 500 applicants" are seeking
positions on the Prohibition cnfo‘l'cc-
cutout staff.
in discussing reasons for Mr.
Holt's resigning. Major Putiiey de-
clared that the Bridgeport 'agent has
been able to perform clerical duties
\\'llE.—\T.
I‘lllhADI'ILI‘IlIA. l-‘clv. Ci.
Hilpmcn‘s ot‘ .'\lll"l‘ll‘.'lll \\'lirat it»
Mediterranean ports has been heavy
this week. The steamship Trtiiiip
carried 153.630 bushels to Trapanl
and Torre 'Annunziato and the
steamer Brynawo ionvlvd it'll/'00
:nlOl‘lll’lS ago in on automobile acci-
‘dtnt in Stamford.
alone since his injury nearly 15
Mr. \\'urd\vt-ll will bcconlu clerk
of tho board of :lSS'fSSOK‘S lit Stain-
ford. a more lucrative position.
"Jim" Hon Jszn-‘wi the Prohibi-
tion forces in 15022. \\;ardwell in
1321. They arc. l'l'li‘l lln|.i"l' the (liter-
hlliiil"ib for Gibraltar.
DAIRY PRODL‘C’I's. I
CHICAGO. Fob. 24.-—4.‘old storagc'
holdings of, buttcr are twenty mil-
lion pounds lower than a month ago
When 65,694.00!) were being held.
The 45.50”.l-fm pounds in storage
now Intal 30.000.000 pounds over a
year ago. Stores of American cheese
amounting to 41.500.0t‘w pounds are
eight million pounds under a. month
ago hilt one million lsii‘2- r than this
timf' inst )vut‘.
oratory but the cit. l’ont ”lit-rests ,_c._.._
lime been attempting to (liSCO\L‘l‘ TEXTILE“.
whether they may bc recmerl-d in \\'lll(lNS(I.\'\‘ll.l,l-I. Muss. T‘s-h]
sutucient quantities and clieapty;‘.’-i.——Tho cotton viii-hing mills of‘
enough to be commercially proiit-‘ tho Sprlngdalo Finishing Company
able. liiii‘ for the list year “ill rrsutiie
'lhe company has already pcr— oplrutions :~lioitIy villi 22"" work—
iormed many such experiments at a m- n.
plant' located on the New Jersty —-——— ‘
coast but they determined instead 0t3 ('E‘JIIZNT. l
piping the water to land laborator-i KANSAS CITY. belt. 24. —— ‘l'ln:
ins Which was sure to be expensi\c.i
they would laKc the laboratorlcs and f
iactory to the deep sea. The liq-
iiipmtnt to be instaiicd In “in Lake
ilarminla Will be \li’iually the satin.-
as it the plant wore locaOed on land.
The power tor both manufacturing
and delivering the products evolved
“Ill bu providcd in
lhc ship's cng-.
“'elch handler Cement Company has
hot-tr awarded a contract for 130.HUU
.}lolt returned to duty. His right leg.
tion 01' Group Ill-'l‘l litiwat‘d ll.
Dooian.
Hurt [Ii Mumford
veniber. 1021-}. when hit by an au-
tomobile, alleged to have been driv-
cn by a drunk-3n Brooklyn. N. Y..
storcku-ptr. At the time of the ac-
cident. Holt and Group licml Doolan.
sing Agents Jaincs Flahcrty and
“'ardw‘ell were stopping suspected
rum runners in Stamford.
Tho‘ drivi-r of the car which hit
liolt, was arrested and convicted in
Stamford City court for operating a
car while under the influence of
liquor. Holt brought civil suit in So-
pt-rio court against the man and re-
ceived a default judgment for 85,500.
H0 is now suing tho. man's insurers
for the sum.
After a half your in the hospital.
broken in two plum-s. is permanently
injured and ltu lists a cam: in walk-
ing.
Major I‘lllllf‘y. in announcing the
harrcis of cr-iiietit to in- iiscii in con-
struction 0t lll'.‘ in-w' plant of tho.
3 Sears dilu- lturl. iiinIi Ul‘ll'1‘ rliain at;
[a price of $2.47 a llul‘l'ti. Thu com-1
3 cm will be turned out at tho plantsl
iof the llcwey Cement Company at
; llrw't-y. Okl:i.. and tho Kant-as Com-l
inc: room. The undertaking is a cut t‘ompuny .11 ltmlmp. Springs,
commercial one pure and simplt». 11 Runs.
is not being conducted. to add to —--—'—~
scientific knowledge although it: ELECTRICAL l;()l‘ll')lL)T, .
surely will do so but to pl‘oducu L‘HATTANOOGA. l'th. :l.—\\'orkt
choniicals tlieaplv. Since that ‘5‘ is being prusscd on thv- -dro elec-
thc casc the details of tho Prodtlclsj trio plant and ri,S"l'\(IlrS. n-lcy con-
to bc madv: and tho iiiciiioils (-m-
l-loycd arc being lupt a clo5c Etc-
ict by the lu l'ont iiitcrists.
'l‘hobc interests haw. always been
progressive and enterprising adven-
tures into now iiolds. in time of’
peace the great munitions works
hum no l-‘ss .ictncly than in tinic
ut war although the products turn-
not) out are of a p~.~acet‘ul character.
Since 1918 Special attv-ntlon has been
paid to the production of Chemicals.
striiction ivy lhv Toccoit i‘uwrp Com-
pany. :i Sillfil'ilfll‘)’ oi thv. Tennessee
Electric Colllllllll)‘. ’l‘lio work Will
cost SLNIUJN‘O iiii 'il" reservoir
will lie- one of the him-v, in the
country.
LI'MIHZH.
Sl-JA'l'l'LlC. Fob. L'i.~ lndimtions
point to a decreaw in («port lum-
bei- prices in larch of S: a thou-
sand tt-c-t. This is counted on to-put
l
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Remarkable Progress has, been made Japan in tin iiiarlu‘t .‘lL‘:Ilh mist-1-
in thc manutaciuru of coal L”. pro- tins.r lill‘t shrinkam- In I|I~ "\"illlllgt'f
ducts. dyes and artificial silk. Tm, Whit“ Ul H...- 3. n. :
hope that this ii-'\v venturi- will - m..."
yield equally valuable results but . . . .. OIL.
Sl-lltlc.\l:.l’uli’l‘, Ll. lt.i'. 24...,
they decline as a. matter of business
caution to make known details oi
their plans. i
It is undnrstood that the Lake liar-
niinia was DleriHlSwl {0r about s::;:_i
we, and is not iikcly that. a. b‘ll":
and factory could have been secured
in an adVantageous spot for any-
thing like that sum. The \cssel is
now docked at the l-larlan. sliipyards‘
at Wilmington to in, reconditioned‘.
anilput into first. class shape to’
stay at sea. for long periods. The;
vessel was built as’ one of a fleet!
turned out on the Great Lakes dur-
ingthe war but was never put into
the government service. She is an
oil burner of 4,000 tons burden andi
290 feet long. For months sh». hasi
been laid up with scores of other'
government vessels at ling Island.
Philadelphia.
Indistrial chemicals are moving in-
ities and manufacturer’s Ul‘df‘l‘
books are filled to capacity for the
next three months. Factories are be-
ing speeded up and the price trend is
upward. In some important depart-
ments. manufacturer's are sold up
to capacity for a. year in advance.
In addition there is very indication
that. the heavy consuming interests
tcrtilizer and tex-
tile trades will have a. big year.
Withdrawals of alkalies have been
especially heavy and demand for
soda. products have reached new
high levels. These conditions un-
doubtedly have had their influence
in determining the du Pont com-
pany to undertake its new venture.
The success of this innovation may
prove also a. factor in the solution
of disposal of excess shipping which
has faced government officials sinco
the~close of the war.
Business Topics
DETRIOTLFeb. 24.-—Employment .
figures for nine last week show a
gun in Detroit industrial plants of
777 workers. the total employed now
being 207.8“, which compares with
241,000 for the corresponding week
last year. - -
,mrusiatmon. P... Feb. 24.—
AI 3 result. ammo, giant power sur-
vey. hi. nude to the legislature. it
unnamed by‘ mu ofllchls here
flat special encouragement will be
given the erection of. large power
phat! exceeding 650,000 horsepow-
er .. it. _ .
:t
Daily axcraco Oil production in thc;
Louisiana and .\ikan.~-is tirids iii-I
(‘ri'risul l..'-lu i-Lll‘l‘i‘iF l‘l lit“ lust
wcck to a ll'l'li oi" l3.’w.!i? lITirTi is.
’i‘v'rntv nv'x “Nils add“) gunf. inr-
1"‘*l5 to initial l'l'(."illt"l'.‘ll.
DOCTORS ORDER
ENGLISH KING
TO GO SOUTH
.Lt‘).\’llo.\'. 11-h. L'l.——.\lthough it
is known through the medical bulle-
tins issuerl from Buckingham Pal-
ace that King George's condition is
not serious as a result of his attack
of bronchitis. the fact that his phy-
sicians liavo ordered him to the
Mediterranean {or the remainder of
the winter has calls-3d quite a stir.
of which the newspapers take full
advantage for front page displays.
It is understood he will make the
trip south aboard the Royal Steam
Yacht Victoria and Albert. a ship of
4.700 ions. which. like the American
presidential yacht Mayflower. is
maintained by government appro-
priation for the use of the head of
the state. The yacht is already be-
ing placed in readiness at Ports-
mouth for the voyage. the date of
which is yet to be decided but which
it is expected will be very soon.
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When the nose is clogged with
cold or catarrh it means a. local
germ attack. The treatment should
be local. Combat those germs. clear
the nostrils. stop the cold.
The Way is Ely’s Cream Balm.
Put a. little in the nostrils and
breathe it. Note how quickly fumes
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resignation. sought to lllllk(‘ it pinini
that ni‘lfhor (lnL‘ “its llhlxt‘d l‘) drop
from the unrk. llv said tlmt cum-
pcnsation had liven arranged for
llolt but did not toil the amount or
under what plan it was to be paid.
“'0" Itchukctl
'l'hv Salvation Army lass had up-.
pioacbcd a group of young sportsl
standing on the corner. and one of:
them, as she held out hvr tambou-
rine. took a nickel from his pocket
and said. freshly:
“if I gin“ 30” this nirka-l. will
3ou say a pruvlr for nn- when
your pi’cl‘}' Loud touches the pil-’
low-'2’"
"I'll say it now," she replied, and
as he droppml thf‘ nickel into her
tambourinv r-h- littul her fat" licav-
enward and said:
"O Lord. “take this young man‘s
Holt was seriously injured in No-m‘
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minister,
pulpit. was the subject of much '.
troversy in the dispute between ..
fundamentalists
said in his sermon
of Christians "haw
of Jesus."
about Jesus,"
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is the endeavor to .
modern life the religion of J‘~';-
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