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INDEX IN PROGRESS
0600 Leaders in This Science
V Listed in and JNear r-mia-
TOUCHES ALL ACTIVITY
industry, in All Its Branches,
Requires Now the Serv
ices of Experts
v.. neo it used to lip drilled into rcliool-
1b ys that tho production and use of uul
,L!...i nrld formed the test of n nation's
Utilisation. Thnt test no loncrr liold.s but
Si',, is generally ndmltled nowndnyn that
lt. i of a nation's mnterlp; oIvIIIski-
FT lion depends upon Its process In-rficmlslry
?! i VhP use It makes of trained chemists.
Utlnil ine "i" -,l !',,.! Il.llr..1M..I.I,.
?d to tributary Industrial districts me
! .it ,U'rinpfrl.
r- . . ..... nwl Ha ruvlrnn contain aninc-
We ' This wl'j tin" ...-- --
M.M,i'llkc BCO rhemlHtH who are holdlns
K.Vin world. It would be hard to com-
AfJ.il. an cxnrt census, but the n.iovo flRiire
''lu rtilrwentntlve. since It la taken from the
')?.. of the Philadelphia section of the
American Chemical Society nnd represents
VttiTmen connected with the local branch.
$1. Philadelphia section Is beaded by Abra
3tTnein".. I f f .,homKt,v
) .ihTnrcxel institute, and It meets monthly
' !3 the KtiKlneers' Club, when papers of In-
terest in mo""11 '"
mIHmI.
' . ... nm rminnl workers In almost
R, icry ncld of endeavor which touches on
I' 'you that chemistry Is the queen of sciences.
I'iCdown at bottom It concerns W(to
tha ultimate iousiiiuihhi i " hm"
Mhe Uium.i n(,iiBl:isIlc. lin will to
E?B is pan"-""".- .''.... ""........
EiiSVnu In answer lo ucauumj iiuciuuhk
PL; i,,ip!il Industry." tnat tnero is no
: .i i.,,i,irv tirnnerlv sneaklmr. or
I Neither that cvcrthlnK Is a chemical Indus
r try "Tho chemist Is ncces.aiy In ecry
'. iiro'cess which takes some mateilal with an
i Idea of maklns somcthlnK out of It." was
Mthe way one in mm. ju ... .,.,... -
! Phllaucipni'i ruciiun i""j ,.. ..... ...
KIKLDS KOIt CHIiMISTIlV
This seems title One would haidly look
upon a locomotive as a chemical product.
tut the Baldwin plant keeps a very to
ipectablo force of chemists at woik lisht
Alone'' Medicine, as every one knows, la
Intimately i elated to chemistry, but tho
ordinary layman hardly eor thinks of
?- vaccine virus nH tnc proouci oia cncmisi.
tf Should you bo a dissipated pel son who dal
lies with tne sraucuc col-kiuii in uiu runn
ing quarter of an hour bofoio dinner you
tan rest assured that a chemist, as well
As alcohol, Is nt the bottom of it some
where, just as tho chemist lias scanned tho
M loup or tho catsup wmcu may ltniow inu
l; tocKian.
Kxplosics, coal tar, drups and dyes and
patent fire extinguishers have been her.
Aided almost to c.shaustlon as the fruits of
chemistry but how many think of the
talking machlno as the work of chemists?
Perhaps It isn't, strictly speaking, but the
Victor people pay out considerable aim.unts
Pj eacn year to cnemisis wnn iook .um mi.-.
waxes, icslns and tuner maicriais wiucn
go Into the machines. The sole leather
under your foot Is a chemical product par
txcellence , so is tho artificial silk heart
ihli.h mi mm' bo weailuc: t.v are the gas
"f manlln (.nil thrt ITU hlimitlir therein. The
J'lchemlst treats tho giound to feed tho cow
r ihlcli helps tho human newcomer to get a
? . . .. .-. . .!. ..I I... l.n.l l.lu
.V lOenOlll Oil CX1S1IICC ; IIIU cnuNlini jwu inn
;'. .. . . .... .. iui .i i..
inare in developing inou uumkh u.-. m
?J preparing tho human body for burial. The
V. t . . .1.1 . . . J .1. - .....,1I I . Mm
; cuemisi is wiin us iioiu mo i-iumc " "
f, )gia.a and ho has dono a whole lot to
h. make the distance between these points
J'' greater than It used to be.
SIDE 1XDUSTRIKS.
Apart from medicine, Instiuctlon. public
Inspection of various soils, theso business
Activities aro icpresented In the member
Ihlp of '.'io Philadelphia section of the
i. American i ncmicni nocicii ;
9, ........ ... . . ..l.t.. 1 ..la....t.,A nv
Cl loiuil nicauillllK. Klia iiiauui.n.Lu., ..-
tej 'plosh es. metallurgy, textile manufacturing
it 'In .ill I...., m.l.nu inqU. (rnnlmniit fur Itl
';' 'dustrlat purp sea, sugar icflning. starch
manufacture, paints and vainl.siies. soups,
catsup, gas manufacture, artlllclal board
manufacture, metal cleaners, vegetable, anl-
Mil on.l ...l.ifi.nl nlln fnrtlllvnru VPfTfttMltn
j ."MI UI.U ,llli,,. ,,,.., . fc. .... ... .c --""
iujc3, mineral oyes, gas ni.uiin, iuk...-i
Y manufacture ami runner leciaiming. mau-
, Ufacturc of acids and heavy chemicals, gal-
Cl ..nl.ln- ..n,H tnllrlt.r- mnnlltnnil CntlA
'i- .ani&iiif,. nu..i. iuiiviii jti........ .'. .-.."
grinding, extracts, cements, tanning, wheat
ooyr, Mieepsuin picuing, wool scuuiuis ""
carbonizing, hrlrkmalclnir. biological prod-
r jucis ana iiactetit,i07. siorago iiaiieiii:i,
ij Iron ore reduction, colluloso other than ex-
c waives, sieei, locomotives, tiisiiiung, ceiuiu-
A li.a t.l.nnAn.iln . r. ..r. n . . I 1. U rt W O OlPS
Se'And rasps, magnesia and asbestos products,
i". oouer comiiounns, nruiiciai nun, .111 n-
mlui, iijuru CAiiaum iiim i.ii..vivtv.. ........
I OIL AND CHEMICALS FORM
It' BIG PHILADELPHIA ITEM
b Magnitude of Business Unknown Out
side of Trade Shown by Impres
sive Figures
Plls and chemicals constitute a eiy re-
tpectable nronortlon of the expoit business
l.donA1 thrntirrh thin nnl If In known. In a
k. '..:.; " :..": 'ir;...,:;..:; .; " ,".
Hciiciai way, .111111 i'llllUUUJIMIIil 10 1 latbo
j manufacturer of chemicals and a large ex
Is: POrter. hut IU mnirnltuiln nf thn business
Is hardly appreciated outside of tho trade.
jJThe following figures, giving tho chief ox-
Wffif line i - 1 1 1.. ... A.i.n.in
e v. .igt mie 11 KOUU uueia lur CBlliiiaiiHH
I, tha volume of the oil and chemical Industry,
; trough allowance should bo made for the
fact that great volumes of chemicals orlg-Sln-tlPB
In tho Phlladelnhla district figure in
l the export figures for New York and not
K wr tins port:
m,
PIULADELl'IlIA EXrOnTS, 1916
k h Cirmmodlty
Quantity
21,178
477)735
Value
$2,331
,.112,28)1
311.1102,
21,002
203,fll).1
2(l.4r,0
3U.7K.1
823.077
11,073.872
818,781
77.S0fl.200
44,038.007
38,042
337.009
2.472
010.088
40
144.213
28.375
37.574
1,218.422
0,029,S8'
8,454,0011
0,727,597
4,357,147
344,702
17,309
3.512
78,850
7.044
5.47A
222.898
02,800
1.173.478
34
f;tllull,, lb
jLyoo alcohol, bI
IVK extracts
P and dywtufTs
rf . of llmf , Ibn
452.170
V5 nd fomblnnllona..
Ml other' druks and .
' cwmicau
RTOp0?'ltr ,b ocow.aiH
K OthP vnlnU.a
i'i!.i,,."i"' ton. .;,.:::
Mwleatini crtaao .4...
3,00
HPT (reaiti ' ,,
SWOll. lbs
fl'low. Ib( ... '..'.'
I, 88i',11.1
4111
1.154,U1
14,1)8fl
51.8111
lU'SK!!11"'.. r and
K 4Slr." r " " :
.l Jj; and f,i 0, gal....
30,Bsl,47R
30,480.33.1
H4, '.'1111.8(10
n7,llAV.Vn2
24.11!8,Ul(l
fc.1.1 .r' ki ...
S'B 'is olli. sal. ,
Sto ""?. oll. "al8-
JttpMted oils. lb.. ...
Ltujoii, r. .:.:...
srwint. '"
oiacR ,
Ts oaint.. ! .
fl.778
0,330
'J.R71.410
1,117,300
27,288,398
2.C00
0,431,286
h, al. .... J
ft.tewJb
f.ir-w. "
"('"
lb..
iioi.
other" tban'Vo'lieY.
ft-ini
823.917
,!'... C .. .. . . .
.k seven Italian NMlna NunK
ME? April 19. Seven Italian vessels
unfc during the week ended April 10.
ff to an official statement, 'ine
nt reads)
hur the' week ended April 15, 464
cull .nationalities, of a Brow ion-
:-Ml fBtr4,-.iHW , pw.',,
! JKizB S5S
.
AMERICAN CHEMISTS
EXCEL IN INVENTIONS
Have Originated and Developed
Many Important Industries,
U. S. Official Says
rhZJlIt' " "in MRUcp wl,h ,,,e Amcrlca
I" Harpers fl)r April, and the question Is
nnswerPll y ,,. k. HneMand. meml'er pf
hemlMs- nch-eiements. He says they Have
"ult up the greatest sulphuric acid Industrv
In the world. They originate! nn.i -,.
"Ped the largest aluminum Industry, largest
calcium carbide Industry, which furnishes a
ticw chemical for producing acetylene light
...... i.iicn. mixed with oxygen, permits the
welding and cutting of metals by means of
mM-Mii" ,Jet f oxyacc,-lenc' melting the
metal llko butter.
nJ1)L'""'rlcan r,1(,r"''" I" credited with
,," r &V.t. "f...,h.e '."W-t electrolytic
...... ......,., , WIllrn ,ne PPC.r ,. ,.urr,,,
lIPlYiinnniiAu a .1 .i t . .
ni ;, in s'r cniorinc gns. such
Hn.li i-7 , ' 1P lrc.,u;hps. "' also caustic
n ;n . 'J0!' "" n1 lV,s '", "" ln !' "
an nntlseptlc and bleaching agent, and
IT,MICir.,a '" thc ,,aFe ,,r 0n making? of
mercerised cotton goods and of soda pulp
for paper supplies. '
The Industries which one their existence
to tin- researches of American chemMs are
so numerous that one knows hardly where
to draw the line, but then- are still others
deserving npcclal attention Thev were In
strumental In providing the gre.it sulphite
cellulose Industry, petroleum refining, syn
thetic abrasives ilk,, carborundum, artificial
graphite, the Industry for the better utili
zation of corn and cotton seed, tho photo
gtaphlc film, which Is ihn base of the motion
picture Industry, processes for tho rapid
tanning of leather. Improved and cheapened
the making of imlnts and vnrnlshes. mod
ernized the cement Industry and Improved
processes In the rubber trade.
I'nder war pressure the American chem
ists activities have ramified through nn
endless network W other Industries; old
chemical plants have quadrupled n size
and new chemical plants and dve Industries
developed.
(iro. llrlntnn I'htlllni
C. S. Phillip
, , ( Kej-Mone. Main 20113
Telephones ,. j,nrkM J0;0
PHILLIPS & JACOBS
Manufacturers of Photographic Chemicals
DKAI.r.US IN CHEMICALS roll
Electro-Platers, Jewelers, Photo-Engravers,
and the Arts Generally
Refiners of Gold and Silver Waste
622 Race Street
Establish!! IRO.
Cable Address CwarncR, Western Union Code
Charles A. Wagner
SisbEi!Sjr
Mkt. 1(110
m w wi.iiaiinuim 1 1 i ii.i, 1 11 i-jm.
'- "t V.. fcUfcywrtiiiiiirfcAi. iv.mW Vivi.niy
Rfuldenre and office of John Jordan,
183 North Third street, built In 170
Since 1778
The firm of W. H. & F. Jordan, Jr..
Is one of the oldest chemical and oil
houses in this hemisphere. The bus
iness was founded in 1778 by God
frey Haga. Fifteen years later the
firm name was changed to Boiler &
Jordan, and for the last century
and a quarter the business has been
conducted exclusively by members
of the Jordan family. The present
partners are Augustus W. Jordan
and I. Canfield Jordan.
CHEMICALS
IMPORTERS Chinese, Japanese, (
East Indian and African products.
EXPORTERS acids, oils and. heavy
chemicals. t
DEALER in vegetable oils, cherhf- ,
cals and specialties for the textile,
soap, leather, rubber, glass, straw
hat, paint and varnish, iron and steel
and paper manufacturers. Also for
wholesale druggists, meat packers,
bakers and confectioners.
W. H. & F, JORDAN, Jr.
Itnportert, Exporters, Deler
ftl-f'fTII.
x
WEmm LEDGER-PHIB
PfflLADELPHIA BIG
CHEMICALCENTER
Trade and Work in Coal-Tar
Chemistry Highly
Important
MART FOR COLOR DYES
Metropolitan District From
Chester to Camden Makes
Many Drug Products
Philadelphia ns a chemical town holds
high place In American Industry, and the
metropolitan district today In a vastly Im
portant section In coal-tar chemistry.
This Is as it should be. for Philadelphia,
as America's leading textile city. Is a large
consumer of coal-tar dyes, and her phar
maceutical Arms handle large quantities of
co.il-tar drugs, like aspirin, phenolphthaleln
and acetanllld. not to mention such staples
as carbolic acid and salicylic ncld, More
over, Philadelphia was an early leader In
coal-tar development, for Dr. 1). Jaync
more than a generation ago not only made
anthracene in this city, but sold the product
abroad.
By n combination of patent laws, which
work to the advantage of foreign formula
holders nnd tariff laws designed to favor
Importers of coal-tar chemicals at the ex
pense of the Vnlted States manufacturers,
the coal-tar Industry was early undermined
and the ambitious attempts of Doctor .Tayne
and others to develop Intermediate' manu
facture In this country were brought to an
end So far ns the coal-tar color Industry
was concerned only one Intermediate nnl
lino oil was made In America when the
war began In 1!H How America has pro
gressed In this one line' can be seen by look
ing at market reports. One trade paper,
which quoted thirty-one coal-tar colors In
November, quotes slxty-nlno this month,
and all are of American manufacture
MAHKBT FOTl COLORS
foal-tar colors, though of prlmo Impor
tance In such great Philadelphia Industries
as textiles, glazed kid nnd paints, do not
sum up Philadelphia's Interest In coal-tar
chemistry. This city Is a market for colors
rather than a maker of colors. But In
Win. n. rhllllp.
Philadelphia
Chemicals
Minerals
Colors
For the Arts and Manufactures
Ask for List of Available Chemicals
222 North Water Street
PHILADELPHIA
Main 3SI1
.- M,
s
&B&- mwwii$m&?iiMti
other directions Philadelphia Is a leader In
coal-tar exploitation. In the development of
coal-tar products, such as roofing, paving
and wood-preserving materials, the city has
a long1 and honorable record, niproduct re
covery has been In practice for years In the
Philadelphia district, notable, examples be
ing at hand In Camden and' Chester coke
works. The United Oas Improvement Com
pany, by Its cyanogen recovery and other
processes, has taken, a part In this develop
ment, and the Benzol Products Company,
at Marcus Hook, Is one of the great new
plants which are demonstrating what enn
bo done with coal-tar products. The great
powder companies, preparing for peace,
frankly state their purposo of getting into
the coal-tar field In lines other than ex
plosives. Since the war began Philadelphia has
leaped Into prominence ns a nrodueer nf
phenol, and for months has been producing
at a rato which exceeds tho whole national
production before the war. One laboratory
Is credited with fifty tons of synthetic
phenol dally and this alone Is as great as
tho total American production prior to 1914,
Perhaps tho best part Is that here in the
Philadelphia field a shorter process has been
discovered, so that American chemists can
maintain phenol production In the face of
foreign competition when the war Is over,
KINK CHEMICALS TB.ADK
In the train of things like these has
come the deelopmcnt of line chemicals and
drugs. Salicylic acid, a phenol derivative.
Is being turned put nnd ncetylsallcyllc ncld,
called aspirin by some, Is being manufac
tured In considerable amounts. Phenolph
thaleln Is likewise being made, notnbly In
Camden, nnd the whole list would lead like
a few pages from the I. S. P.
Kverybody .knows that potasn compounds
havo gone soaring slnco ficrmany's Incom.
parable deposits are no longer available
for world supply. High prices have stimu
lated American production, though, of
course, this war-born Industry will reasc
when Germany Is once more In condition
to export. Meanwhile there are certain
chemical firms utilising the green mnrls of
New Jersey ns sources nf potash, and they
are getting good prices. Depending on
Boost the Port
of Philadelphia!
THIS IS A MOVEMENT THAT
DESERVES THE SUPPORT OK
EVERY ONE.
GEORGE C. DAVIS
Established 1900
39 S. Tenth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
METALLURGICAL CHEMIST
Analyses of Alloys, Iron, Coal, Sand,
Clay and Cement. Calorific
Value of Coal.
Amlrrtv A. Illslr
A. lnrl WhltnVM
John T, Norton, Jr.
Established IMA
BOOTH, GARRETT
& BLAIR
Analytical and Engineering
CHEMISTS
104 and 106 Locust Street
Philadelphia
ASSAYING ORE TESTING
EXPERT ADVICE ON' TREATMENT
-OF ORES OF KVERY DESCRIPTION
Tests of oil flotation, concentration,
cyanide, amalgamation, etc.
Complete crushing and grinding
plant.
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
LET US QUOTE nATES
0GDEN LABORATORIES
Metallurslcnl Knslneers
230 CHANCELLOR ST.
Phone Lombard S780
Samuel P. Sadtler
& Son
Consulting and Analytical
CHEMISTS
(Krrentlr Located nt 39 South 10th St.)
210 SOUTH 13TH ST.
i (Davison nulldlnf)
CUM
Mild
Arnold, Hoffman & Co.
INC.
Importer!. Jobbers nnd Manufacturer of
Dyestuffs, Chemicals
and Starches
Philadelphia, Pa.
SKW ORK. '. V.
riiiL.nELriiiA. r-A.
IIOSTON, MASH,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
THE KIMBLE
The largest plant In America devoted
exclusively to tho manufacture of Scien
tific Glassware.
GENERAL OFFICES:
Chicago, III.
Factories i
Vineland,
New York,
Chicago
J. i ., .v. yV. SST'i .TE
v..-sK'S
?'? 'c:. ;.
? r1
A general line of glassware
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potash for "present benefits, they are gc-lnf
ahead with coal-tar drugs and chemicals
at the same time. By the tlmo the war
ends they will be In a position to swlnr
entirely to coal-tar derivatives, and with
the ensh reserves nnd factory experience
won from profitable potash they will be
prepared to meet any fair competition from
abroad.
Failures In Chemical Industry
According to 1L O. Dun & Co., the num
ber of failures In drugs and chemicals In
the United States during March wns twenty,
seven, against forty-two In thc same month
of last year nnd forty-live In 191.. The
number of failures among manufacturers
of drugs and chemicals wns four, ns com
pared with three In Mnrch last year nnd
one In 1915. The liabilities of the failed
traders In March this, year amounted to
$22S,425 and of the manufacturers to
JUl.lR.l, a total of 9336,608.
Soda Ash to Be Made in Japan
As a result of the experiments made ln
the manufacture of soda ash In Nngoya,
Japan, a Joint stock company, wllh n cap
ital of JSOO.OOO, has been formed to manu
facture this product, and land has been ac
quired nt Nagoya harbor to erect factories.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE
HEAVY CHEMICALS
ACIDS
Fuming Acid (Oleum)
Oil of Vitriol
Sulphuric Acid GO", and lower tests
for the manufacture nf fertilizer.
Muriatic Acid
Mixed Acid
Nitric Acid
Acetic Acid
ALUM
Lump Alum
Ground Alum
Powdered Alum
Kilter Alum
General
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
SAN FRANCISCO
f ! W T jl These Twin Thoughts Are E
QUallty UniTOrmity Present in Our DaUy.Work
M
Pressers and Refiners of Neatsfoot and Lard Oils.
Makers of Highly Sulphonated Neatsfoot and Cod Oils, Tanners' Soaps,
Moellon Degras, Moistureles s Cod Oil, Turkey Red Oil.
Ask for Booklet on
Quick Forwarding of Samplen
R&$$$
W;StMzmk
k. iJ.ty.y' ' r... ssr s. t '.-
l r . Ws fc, . . i
for chemical, '
iltitiifl
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Th.e London Jute Association and the
Dundee Chamber ot Commerce have agreed
on a plan to recommend that an export duty
bo placed on oil jute leaving Calcutta after
tho war, with a rebate of 100 per cent to the
British Kmplre. Such a plan would directly
nffect the American linoleum Industry by
riveting Its dependence upon British mills.
Established 1869
Mechlkig Brothers ManT g. CoJ
Powdered Caustic Soda
Bisulphite of Soda
Silicate of Soda
Epsom Salts
Hyposulphite Soda
Sulphite
Camden, N. J.
CAUSTIC SODA
Electrolytic 7G1, 74 nnd 60T.
SULPHATE OF ALUMINA
Natrona Porous Alum
(Iron Free. Invented by nnd mads
only by this company)
Evcelnlor Sulphate of Alumina
All grades for paper and color
makers' uses Filtration, Dyeing
and Tanning purposes, etc.
SODAS
Bicarbonate of Soda
Natrona nnd Cheshire. Brands
Sal Soda
Sulphate of Soda
GENERAL OFFICES
Widener Building, Philadelphia
FACTORIES Philadelphia, Pa.; Natrona, Pa.; Wyandotte, Mich.
Chemical Company
Makers of
Standard Chemicals
ST. LOUIS
CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH
BUFFALO
Wtk.4-
Bridesburg, Philadelphi
lia,
Importers of Olive Oil.
thc Perfect licit Dressing. pOf Interest to All Manufacturers.
ana immediate Response to All Inquiries.
- ' I.
GLASS CO.
P-V J,?""1'. " ';7 ' -
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a -s-HJ!ci7XK!'
i-- ysii.jfci.jit i
XV 4
f&WM
&m&Ek
have authorized the' amen4MM '
charter so that a proflt-sHaisW i
be put through by the director "ctttjh
without special authorisation "o the'
holders. The distribution for this-year1
bo made as usual.
Incorporated 1880 r'b
....
ti
of Soda
Sal Soda
Flour Sulphur
Oil Vitriol
Biscarb. Soda
Aqua Ammonia
''i
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Philadelphia, Pa.
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BLEACHING POWDER
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KimDiq KoIIeglate laboratory Glass
Kimble Graduated aiassware
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