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British aviators rescued twenty white among them An American who were trapped 4 7 1 111 111 bvt UvHC! CltXvlvH IL HI MV VVC4 I seriously affected while i telepnone iacilities to bring them khife an(1 knife to the hilt I Is a i i HWI vrn Ind HELD IN THET SOCIETY WOMEN TURN WHITE WINGS HEA rr NORRIS ATTACKS15 CRillSER BILL 8 I I Oil Rafe Case To Be Heard in Tulsa CHANUTE WIE KILLED UNDER TRAIN COLD WAVE HITS GERMANY BERLIN eb An in tense cold wave the coldest since 1917 had most of Germany shiv ering today In Berlin therenw meters were down to tour degrees below zero ahrenheit but some towns in Silesia reported 25 de grees below zero (A is! Burns Are atal to Burglary Suspect Hale's Half Brother In for Contempt 9' 9 Radio friception'isj taken for granted on land and in the air But it has been left" to Uncle largest submarine the 4 to show just as good far under the sea Here is one of three receivers in the sub this one in the quarters which is sleep ing' living ant dining rooms combined The little set says Lieutenant Hollowell of ithe 4 has brought in concerts from comparatively low powered far off shore and under the surface The steel shell' electric wiring and motors seem to trouble for it Texas Democrats ace New Strife Charles Knaon and his wife Irma have been arrested in Pitts burgh as accomplices in a $10 000000 bond theft ring implicat ed in bond thefts in Hamilton Ont Centreville Mo Pittsburgh and other cities They were in dicted bv a federal grand jury fol lowing the "squeal" of a eonvict said to be a former aid to the ring I mission prepared to move to Tulsa Okla where testimony relative to changes in freight rates on petro leum will be continued next week In the healing which began here Monday 26 shippers' joined in asking rate changes through the Southwest under provisions of the Hoch Smith congressional bill If these changes were granted rates in Texas would be decreased 30 percent while those in Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Kansas would be hiked 25 percent battery prices has been to decrease repair work and to increase the demand for new batteries One storage battery manufac turer estimates the probable in creased consumption of lead for automobile storage batteries in new cars and replacements in 1929 at 10 percent With the exception of the radio industry storage battery consump tion in other lines is not expected to show much change in 1929 In farm lighting consumption of bat teries is practically stationary ow ing to competition from and the constantly widening distribution of electric cun ent supplied by public utilities In other uses such as railway train lighting signal op eration and hundreds of other out lets the future is expected to show a mixed trend As for the second great use of lead cable covering the outlook is assuring The modern tendency is to protect telephone and trans mission lines from adverse weath er conditions often burying them and improving the appearance of municipalities through which the lines pass Lead is an ideal pro tective covering being cheap high resistant to corrosion and subject to keen competition for cheapter materials it is a pecu liarity of paint buyers that they do not always look upon the pur chase of paint from the standpoint of quality rather than price Un seasonable painting conditions in UNDER SEA" age the reclamation and use of old lead a id vice versp Inasmuch as pig lead made from secondary sources competes with virgin lead the steadily growing size of the secondary lead market is assuming impressive proportions On the whole the consumption of lead in 1929 should be better than 1928 Production can readily be expended to take care of increas ing lead requirements when need ed and the stage seems i set for all branches of the lead industries to share in a prosperous 12 months Goebel Into State In Ambulance Plane Sunshine Circle A selection of the various com mittees of the Sunshine circle for the year 1929 has been made as follows: Social committee Mrs Charles linchbaugh Mrs Lena Penrod Mrs Charles Crank Mrs loyd Simmons Mrs William Skaggs and Mrs Chris Williams investigating committee Mrs Hal Barmore Mrs Rex Chase Mrs Charles Nichols Mrs! Oscar Phil lips Mrs red Gary Mrs Joe Michael Mrs Ed Spencer and Mrs Jennings flower com mittee Mrs Wesley Post Mrs Carrithers and Mrs A Jae ger work committee Mrs Montgomery Mrs rank Hicks' Mrs Kenneth Gary Mrs Howard and Mrs Kannier Visiting committee Mrs Cora Turner Mrs Harrison Mrs Maymie Knight Mrs AV An derson Mrs Roland and Mrs Gol die Voyles program Mrs John Hicks' Mrs Leota Bar more Mrs Grace Post and Mrs A McNabb DALLAS Tex eb Alvin Moody of Houston a leader of anti Smith forces in the presidential election today promis ed a to the in the event regular Democrats attempt to bar candidates who voted against the Democratic nominees in the last election from running on the Democratic ticket in the next Moody with other of Texas was herb for the first meeting of anti Smithites since the election are very anxious to remain in the Democratic Moody said before the meeting had begun however the Martin bill which would make it a felony for the chairman of any county execu tive committee to certify the name Of any candidate on a primary election ballot unless that candi do not intend to be depriv ed of our constitutional rights in any such Moody said his faction join with the or put out ar independent ticket in state in the event the Martin bill become a law BARTLESVILLE Okla eb 2 Weaver of Clare more who was seriously burned here Thursday morning in a fire in which Ruby Snyder 13 year old Cpllinsville girl lost her life died in a local hospital ftere to day The fire started when Weaver attempted to start a fire with gaso line which' he mistook for kero sene clothing caught fire and he ran from the burning building a human torch before neighbors who were attracted by fife explosion came to his rescue He was rushed to the hospital with Trippey and Mrs Ena Weav er his wife for emergency treat ment burns are consid ered serious but may not prove fa tal while the ivoman is expected to recover Two burglary charges had been filed srgainst Weaver and Trippey as a result of the finding of a number of articles believed to have been stolen in a number of neighboring towns uneral services for Ruby der were here this morning CHANUTE Kat eb Mrs Michael wife of the pastor of the Christian church was thrown under the wheels of a Santa train from a skidding motor car and killed here today Her husband who was driving was injured slightly Mrs Michael was a neice of Cash presi dent of Phillips university Enid Okla SNOW SLIDE KILLS 11 MOSCOW eb The Soviet new agency Taesw an nounced today that 11 perione per ished in a huge snow slide in cen tral Asia near Alma Ata the town in which Leon Trotsky has 'been residing as an exile Bridge Party A benefit bridge party willbe given Thursday night at the home of Mrs Ault 100 South Co himbus street to realize funds for the public library maintained at the Chamber of Commerce' head quarters in Legion hall McWilliams was hostess to members of the club at last Wed meeting Guests of hon or were Mrs I Phillups of Buf falo Mo Mrs A A Clark of Pawnee and Mrs Ina Breeding of Picher the latter being an hon orary member Back to Bolling ield Washington with two transcontinentaf jour neys and a sensational endurance flight record to their credit! came the and its proud crew Here you see Major Carl Spatz center commander of the shin' being congratulated by Secre tary iof War Dwight Davis At the left is Trubee Davison 'Assis tant Secrets ry of War (nr Aviation fc i IVE TAKEN TO STATEPRISON WASHINGTON eb on the bill to provide 15 cruisers and an airplane carrier neared its end today under an agreement to limit speeches to 10 minutes each after 4 Mon day Taking up the argument against immediate construction of the vessels today Senator Norns Republican of Nebraska said another world war was inevitable if the nations continued to new instruments of human de he said the result of the conduct of nations in time of peace There never would have been a World war if the countries of Europe had not been armedtothe The Nebraska senator contend ed that to build more cruisers would be to assume that the United States thinks some nations intend to break the Kellogg anti 1 war treaty I the need of all these ships if we are going to settle all disputes henceforth by peaceful he raid Senator Shortridge of Califor nia demanded immediate construc tion of the cruisers as a measure of national defense He said he would rather have cruisers peace fully plowing the seas than have the oceans red with the blood of men He insisted that it was a nation's duty to protect its citi zens against an unwarranted ag gregation and said that time of peace let us prepare to insure for It was the contention of Sena tor Burton of Ohio that the time clause should be eliminated for reasons of economy as well as the impetus which he argued it would give to further disarmament The incoming administration he said would face a treasury deficit if 'all the ships were required to be laid down at once the present he HUI IhOVA TVlIICr I continued wuuv urcc SHIP CALLS OR AID WASHINGTON eb The nayy department was advised today by its radio station at Nor folk Va that the Norwegian steamship Dagfin had asked for assistance and that later another vessel had reported that the dis tressed craft had been taken 'in tow by the American steamship Hutton PICHER NEWS School A birthdav partv at the Central school buildine eb 14 has been Sny arranged by the Central school unit of the Parent Teacher associ ation The party will be held at 7:30 and each person at tending will be required to pay the number of cents corresponding to the date of the month on which they were born' Money realized from the event will be used by the Parent Teacher association in its work the remainder of this school year During January the associ ation contributed one sweater five coats six pair of bloomers cne suit of underwear one cap four pair of shoes four dresses and one pair of gloves to needy pupils of the school Society women of Norfolk Va extended their housekeeping to the streeta of their home town Armed with spears and gunny sacks and garbadin blue smocks they led the movement for a beau Here two of them Mrs ergus Reid (leftl and Mrs Bulley are shown with the first spoib of the war on civic uncleaniinesa 1k Pupils Attend Revival Between 75 and 100 of the Central school were "'present riday night at the revival meet ing being conducted at the irst Methodist church eatures of the service was a musical program by the Central school harmonica band and glee clubs and solos duets and trios by pupils The evangelistic services which are in charge of the Rev Hankins of Springdale rk will be continued throughout the com ing week Lodge Installs Officers Newly installed officers of the 'Royal Neighbor lodge are as fol lows: Mrs Maud "Wolsey oracle Mrs Kate McBride vice oraeje Mrs Julia Wilson past oracle Mrs Mae Miller chancellor Mrs Dollie Eichols recorder Mrs Leia Montgomery receiver Mrs Leia Miller marshal Mrs Elsie Hood assistant marshal Mrs Lena Dodd inside sentinel Mrs Opal Hodge outside sentinel Mrs Lena rod aith Mrs Grace Zeigel Modesty' Mrs Winnie Howard Courage and Mrs May Hubbard musician i British aviators rescued twenty white among them dn American who were trapped in Kabul Afghanistan when the fierce Shinwarig revolted against King Amanullah A group of refu gees are pictured here being welcomed upon their safe arrival nn Peshawai India The American wo man was Mrs Carol Isaacson who was in Kabul on her honeymoon She incidentally snapped this picture for NEA Service and the London Tiples James Blackburn West' A street who suffered an injured arm and hand several days ago at the Anna Beaver mines is re ported improving He is at the American hospital The Girls Auxiliary and Royal Ambassadors of the Mis sionary Society of the irst Bap tist church enjoyed a social Thurs day night at the church After playing games refreshments were served Those present were: Misses Margaret Windham Aud rey DeMier Avis Robbins Lu cille Norton Betha Robbins Ber nice Ridley Dorothy Wolsey Christine Gough Margaret Reece Dorothy Rodgers reda Adams Dorothy McKey and Vernon Scott rank Boyd Edward Kelin John Hess Billie Chadwick Herbert Gough Hubert Lee arley Robert Adams Paul Windham Bill Rid lev and John DeMier The Sunshine circle will meet at the home 'of Mrs red DeMier eb 14 The occasion will be in form of a Valentine party Host esses will be Mrs Charles linch baugh Mrs Homer McBride Mrs Nannie Cockran Mrs EdT'Quiett and Mrs Mary Black Mrs Portir Kerr who had visiting her mother 'and sisters in' Webb Mo his returned to her home on 209 South Vantage street Mrs 11 Knox and daughter Kate' 404 South rancis 'street and Mrs Thornton 604 Ncrth Connell avenue attended the Wcdesday of Paul At kins who was killed in an autonio eb' Hale half brother Hale Osage county ranchman who last Saturdayjwas found guilty of mur derjandfsentenced to life inthe ederalkpenitentiary was convict edttcday on a 'charge of direct contempt of court and sentenced to 60 days in the Tulsa county jail by Kennamer United States judge The charge grew out of alleged tampering with prospective jurors for the trial' of K' Hale in federal court at Pawhuska for the murder of Henry Roan Osage In dian Theodore Cavalier farmer of near Locust Grove where1 Hale lives testified that'Hale ap proached him Jan' 10 and again on eb 14 and asked him to sit on the juryand hold oiit acquittal promising that WKvHale would care paving debts and supporting family A Cavalier was "excused from jury service by the 'governmentim its sixth peremptory challenge A' conversation which followed'at the rear of the' courtro6mxled4to the investigation i aid 1 ar raignment 'of the brother 1 Hale refused to admit his guilt continued there must be due regard for national defense "and protection of all our interests it is not rational that our policies should be dominated entirely by our fears Let us not be lacking jn' hope and faith This pountry yo strong so peace loving should kiroye a pathfinder an example for fhe in looking toward a iietter TA ductile There is an excellent REVIEW Or LEAD I likelihood of the domestic demand IV IQOQi for lead for this use increasing IVLAKKlhl 1IN J1T4O yai year with the gradual ex (Continued from Page Seven! advent of the all electric radio set this outlet has tapered off tremen dously and those storage battery manufacturers who did not make ihe necessary adjustments in then sales program to seek other out 1 zi I tl iri i 1 tho who who cultixated the auto motive outlet have profited record breakin number id some 46C )000 cars and trucks i 1 including anauai me piwycw nrr bright for an even greater out I in IMZS pu( AU the return of full ord production to the field Some authorities pre dict that upwards of 5500000 cars will be built in 1929 Such a fac tor as a saturation point is no longer stressed in the automotive industry Auto amnufacturers be lieve that the new production will find a sale either among those who have never owned cars before in 1 1 I 1 4 Vol Tile repiacemtm liianuu vi hi ranidlv growing export field expectations Storage battery manufacturers should feel the stimulus of the in creased production ol autos the growing replace merit market for batteries in autos keep pace with the increase in car ownership Like other industries storage battery manufacture has not been standing still Storage batteries nrp tftflav nan cvp eiuj anrl rmrpR nnlv a third or 3 fourth of what they were in 1920 i One result of this increased effi ciency in manufacture and lower BARTLESVILLE eb CP) Arthur Goebel famous av iator who is convalescing from a recent operation which he under went in a Wichita hospital today was a guest at the John Phil lips home here Colonel Goebel arrived in an ambulance plane Mrs Arthur Goebel Sr of California his mother who has been at his "edside during his ill ness accompanied him and also was a guest in the Phillips home Colonel Goebel was said to be making a good recovery but still confined to his bed DALLAS eb Con today when a fight between Galveston and Tex as Cit on one side and Houston on the other again cropped up Attorney Examiner Burton uller A VA bile accident Sunday in iKansas i Mf daughter Mabel twoyears was a teacher Central' sehooLWe' i ThW CNTAU will hold its i monthly meeting Wednesday at the home of Miss Ethel Belle Cun ningham1 204 tEmily street services "atthe irst i Methodist church i Sunday night at Scout hall Third and Vantage streets A' program of reading and music will be pre sente'dA Games will be played Money realized from the event will be used by the class rin paying for a classroom at the1 chiirch ClydeiRobinson of Granby' Mo is 'spending: several' weeks'in Pich er jrisitingjhis cousin' red 3: Vincent? 4041 South street Mrs! Netta Zimmerman left last night' onaltwo buying trip tofcStA Louis Chicago and New York '(where she! expects to at tendh various style shows featur ing 'the' latest creations in millin ery' Mrs Casey 217 Emily street' was a Joplin Visitor yes terday A 4i Mr'andjMrs Woods South Emily! street were guests Thurs dayimghtXofMr and Mrs BalliofjMiami Noticed All Master Ma lOttawajEodge No 478 are requested! toTnieet at Masonic hall atUD o'clock! Sunday morning to attend the'funeral of Brother inis Hubbard 197 Mr 'and Mrs William Mizer and Mr Mizer 's mother Mrs Sarah attended the funeral riday at Mo of Mrs Henry who was a daughter in law of Mrs Page and a sister in law of Mrs Mizer Misses Gertie and Evelyn Harter spent riday visiting friends in' Miami i Todd uneral Home Low prices and first'class service Phope 100 i Mr and Mrs' Sebe Stanley en tertained Wednesday at their home Ethel street at a 6 ojclock dinner in celebration of the birthday The table was decorated with white and pink carnations and white and pink caiidles The gvening was spent playing piusic and cards Honors were' by' red Wilbur and Jack Chumley Those present were: Mr and Mrs Ben Moser daughter reddie Carrol Mil and Mrs red Wilbur Miss Antia Ausluf Sam Herinstein Mrs Rumina Nalcolm and Jack Chum ley Miss Henrietta Kirkland who is employed at the Rosebud millinery has returned here after a visit with! her parents in rort Smith Ark Miss Mary Elizabeth Hood of Webb City Mo is spending the week end visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Kannier 706 West A street She is the guest of Mrs Warren Zollier of Tulsa a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kannier who' spending two weeks here Mrs Clark South Treece street is convalescing from in fluenza The Rev Wesley Post will oc cupy the pulpit at 11 to day at the Union church and the Rev A Goodrick at night No preaching services will be held at the Central Methodist church Sunday on account of re vival meeting at the irst Metho dist church The Rev Ray burn will occupy the pulpit at the 1 1 services Sunday morn ing and at 6 Sunday night he will preach at the Monarch Community church Mr and Mrs James Ruark re siding near Welch were dinner guests yesterday of Mr and Mrs T'H Grisham South risco street Mrs Roy Clark South rancis street is ill of influenza Mrs Sam Warman and daughter Gladys Of Sallisaw Okla have come to Picher to make their home They are now staying at 404 South Main street Mrs Ruth Shelton Mrs Paul Mrs Harry Klinefelter and red Vincent were Webb City Mo visitors: riday Miss Bonita Young and Carl Key were married Saturday after noon at 5 at the home of the brides aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs rank Steele 3Y3 South Treece street The ceremony was performed rby the Kev BillysBam pastor of the irst Baptist church The bride is the daughter of Mrs Di Sneed of Picher The bride groom is the son of Mrs Chil ders of lint Mich ollowing the ceremony a 6 dinner was served to 20 relatives arid friends They will make their home at 534 South College street a Mrs Nannie Cockran has "been visiting relatives in Pryor Okla and Springdale Ark M's Arthur Hall and children twere' called jto lippin Ark last week by the serious illness of her sister The Blue Blue Violets will meet at the home of Mrs Paul Heilman Monday night The occasion will be a valentine party Mrs Hafford and son Albert of Carthage Mo have re turned home after spending sev eral days with Mr and Mrs Ross Ehrenman 339 South Treece street '1 Mr and Mrs Mort Terry of Coffeyville Kas have returned to their home after spending sev eral days visiting Mr and Mrs Lester Clark 318 South Main street Mr and Mrs George McConnell is spending today visiting Mrs mother Mrs Wood of Carterville Mo Miss Eva South Treece street is spending the week end visiting friends in Welch SNOWS PARALYZE TRAIC IN CZECHO SLOVAKIA PRAGUE Czecho Slovakia eb 2 Continued heavy snbws and the coldest weather since 1871 virtually have paralyzed the ex tensive railway system 'of this country Ybiclerqads are also 'blocked 4 Mrs Wimsett of Zincville has announced the marriage of her: daughter Thelma Davis to Muri Smith Which took place Wednesday Jan 16 at the homo of the Reverend Jennings at Bax ter Spring's They will be at home to their friends on South Connell avenue after eb 30 xed metals and type metals manufacturers expect an increase business over 1928 Two of them 1 ii'iwaid to 1929 as the best I year the lead business has ever seen During the early part of 1928 demand for blue lead prod yds babbit solder and antimonial Rail products was slightly below me volume oi me corresponuing period of 1927 but the demand im proved during the latter part of 1928 and gives every indication of continuing into 1929 In ammuni tion manufacture also conditions point to a satisfactory year I It may not be amiss to mention one event of 1928 of interest to both producers and consumers of lead This was the formation of a Lead Industries Association by producers and consumers of lead I in November 1928 It is a so cal 1 led association that is alt the links in the chain of lead production from the mining of the raw material to the manufac ture of the finished product are represented in it The association proposes to engage in statistical work of beenfit to the membership to encourage old and new uses for lear and lead products through re search and otherwise and to en gage in other activities of value to the membership The organiza tion is beginning work with prac tically unanimous support from ieaa mining anu snieimg com panies and with a large represen tation of manufacturers' Secondary lead production has been growing rapidly in the last five years until nbw it is about one third as much as the output of vir gin lead The recovery of scrap metal is stimulated or depressed by the price prevailing for the virgin metal high prices encour Coynty ugitive Is Caught in Arizona i Word was received by the sher 1 office here Saturday that Ben Wilde 'wanted for stealing hides in 'the county had been apprehendedby Miami Ariz authorities (and waived" extradition He will be returned here immediately Marshal Longdoniis in the coun jail here now awaiting tjialjon the! same charge The Anti Home Thief i association is prosecuting the case IRE DAMAGES LARGE GARAGE AT (TULSA TULSA eb (A)ireof an undetermined origin starting shortly after neon today swept the Public Service company gar age in the downtown business dis trict here Before ttie blaze was brought unde rj control approxi mately $20000 damage to automo biles and property had been done It was second time within a year that the: garage had been damaged by fire MAN HELD ON COMPLAINT HIS SISTER Charged with a statutory of fense against his sister William Blaylock of Promenade was arrested" Satur day and lodged in the countyrjail The girl charged that Blaylock committed the crime in the pres ence of entire family of four after intiriiidating 'her' with a knife EX RULER ARRESTED MOSCOW' eb the Soviet official news agency 1 today said that word had come from Kabul that Mohammed Vali Khan who conducted the govern ment of (Afghanistan while King Amanullah was traveling in Eu rope last year had been arrested there It' was said that he was one of a number of political pris oners Delphian Program The Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Delphian society at the focal broadcasting station will! be51' fea tured by a discussion dealing with ancient history the subject being The following pro gram wiH be presented: Resume Mrs McWilliams preparato tory discussion Mrs T'B Bris tow Greek Mrp Ola Nyberg Mrs" ield Mrs Dawson Mrs Connell Mrs Butler Mrs Clyde Hocker Mrs Jones Mrs? Birdella Jackson general discussion Bridge Parly the early part of 1928 the critical eluding hearings period caused some disappoint ment among white lead manufai 1 turers as sales did not come up to In the absence oi LIERS SAVE WHITE WOMEN IN AGHAN REVOLT EImer Moore Begins Life 'y Term for Slaying of Walt er Harp in Holdup I ti to ithe state peni fl tentiary at McAlester by Sheriff Dee Watters land four In prisoners besides' himself Elmer 14 Moore confessedJayertof Walter eovvin ft 1 i fzi Li imposed on him' by District Judge Smith when he pleaded guil ty to charge of murder TO xlays ago The othfer "four prisoners 1 were Nixon and Lindsey Waldrop wno wereisemenqsq to a year in the they 'pierid ed guilty to robbing the Painter illing station at Afton last De if cember and WiJUam i Sherrick who also drewone year jj terms: when they plfded guilty to I chicken stealing According to his own story 4 Moore and Walter Hager went on a'fishing and drinking party with 4 Harp arid his sfctgr ip law Mrs Ethel Harp and planned' to mur derboth Harp anptheawoman Ke 1 turning from 4 the party Moore 1 1 he and Hagar were ridingjin attacked the Harps! with ahammer arid car wrench1 Believing they 1 had killed them' both the men dragged the into a cornfield 1 nortnwest 01 commerce ana nea 1 with the car $200 and 1 two dia mond rings Mrt Harp called help the next morning She recov ered The two fugitives were 1 caught when Moore returned to his I home in Picher and confessed 1 when accused at the act' Hagar was found on a Texas farm whereMoore told officers het had left hiin s' Hagar is still in jail here unde cided whether to guiltyf or stand trial His lawyer has' advis ed him to plead guilty in an effort to escape the electric chair TRENARY UNERAL TODAY COMMERCE eb services for Mrs Omega Trenary 84 years old who died here Wed nesday will be hqld at 330 this afternoon at the Stone mis sion in Baxter Springs by the Rev Denton and the Rev Will Owens She had lived in the Tri State district most of her life' Mrs Trenary is survived by three daughters Mrs Greg ory of Baxter Springs Mrs Knight of Commerce and 'Mrs Harry Hoop of Sawville Cal arid twa sons John Trenary of Com merce and William Trenary of Ar kansas City Kas She ig also sur vived by four grandchildren and four great grandchildren The pallbearers will be Mabel Harmon Mrs Haley 'Katie Gregory Ella Caw Sophia Ward anjl Leona Cantrell 1 earsAnother World War I' Shortridge Replies Urg ing Construction I a prolonged rainy spring and early i of the interstate Commerce com I summer inza snould be a ur 1 'ear 'le 'ea 'han 1928 1 The lowest lead Drives of many ears shoniii also help to stimulate the sales of white lead paint White lead manufacturers are looking at 1929 with much confi dence The outlook among the lead ox ilr i von il nt wjic ns good 1928 Lead oxide go into me iiirtiiuiaLtuic vi oiuiagr uaf teries rubber and glass making and protective paints Although consumption of oxides decreased in 1 rubber ami glass maxing in 19281 nvr mrriasc storage battery A PIT AL WK IIMKN OI UST VI A KK 11 1 ix11 cv 1 Productive capacity of the is considerably above the pansion in our land communica tion and power utilities It is quite likely that 1929 will show a sub stantial increase over 1928 in cable manufacture Moreover important developments taking place in those ht ha( CCTtified that he support foreign countries which are rapid partv 'nomineSs in the previous ly improving and expanding their I tion it wj1 be wa t0 thc hifn Irnif'n tn flip 1 on a par with our own unexcelled I service point to a steadily grow ling foreign outlet for lead cov 1928 1 ere( oahle Zill illy 1 111 'l of 4 11 VllZlf' io 1 1 1 1 1 vi in 11 iv 1 utlets of lead lead pigment manu a cr i a rnoiiP'n wniip eii is a with pigment par excellence it is IV 1 I tz v' BrtMRaltow At 'A 1 8 MBflH lh'i i fl AW'V 'd 4 lr 'oi Im i di sd 7 tre COi'SI fat tor iconniry donand 1 li I I I i 1 A 4 1 ViUr gr rt A xs 'V IB ix'Y HEA 1.