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. . . . . . C1 1 ., lilat.lla Feet ..liMIInn. .,.__ ~ ,. 811,1:. IJI ProrNl·· for ore S··hiu; ·. · Is Mlllls.from Steel ~HE construction of the Lloyd Hol- ·s.. ,. "LET there be light." That's · the thought that persisted when the architects drew the plans for the new publishing plant of Lloyd Hollister ·Inc. And the result is a building admitting as much sunlight as is possible. On all four elevations, south, north, east and west, there are windows, not here and there, but everywhere. That description, of necessity, brings us quickly to the matter of glazing and here we find most interesting data. First we'll cite figures which tell an interesting story-there are more than SOOO square feet of glass of all types. That's a lot of glass. Second and also important in the fact that the glass, which was furnished by the Tyler Hippach company of Chieago, is of the highest grade, a big percentage is 'lire retarding, while Solite-which means a glass that gives the highest percentage of daylight and at the same time destroys the sun's glare forms an essential feature of the glazing. The types of glass vary, but all is of one quarter inch in thickness. There is fire retarding wire glass and polished wire glass and polished plate glass of double strength. Glass one quarter ineh thick serves to keep the heat in and the sound out. That is important in a publishing plant. All the glass in the Hollister Inc. building is made in America. The Tyler Hippaeh eompany has two faetories. one in Streator, Ill, the other in Stirling, Ind. 1 : lister Inc. building caDed for a skylight and this will be found in the one story portion of the building. The Blaski Manufacturing company of Chi~o which furnished this skylight whach measures ten by forty feet imparts the information that it is the most modern and the best that can be produced. The skylight is of galvanized 18 gauge copper bearing steel and has steel operators with steel trusses. It is of the ventilating type and may· easily be opened. Counting, we discovered that there ~re seventy-two glass lights. · These lights -are one quarter inch in thickness and are of wire glass. n. ... ....--........ ., . o,e.-~- .' ............... ....iaaaoft··· of npc. n. faa.. 11111 fnlla caol air widsa.C die . . . . . dnft. Till ....... raJI ol the ·· are cllecbl .., die auracdwly 1-.au·· · · .... an · perftcdy · · abe ........ abe .......,.. aad yoar 1001a it f.&; 1 o depa cooler tbaa oat-al· dooa caaperacare. are _ ill bunrood paula fll Fabriatecl with tbt ataOit C. H. Sherer Hu Big Job u Supena·....... dent of Plant ··w·· Charles H. Sherer has mechanical skill, is alert and aggressive, which explains why he is superintendent of the big plant. Mr. Sherer knows all about the big presses, the linotypes, in fact, !lll th.e !Dechanism that plays a part an grandang out the papers and it is his duty to see that all equipment is kept up to a high standard of perfection at all times. He does that. His staff eonsists of forty_.six men these being employed in the press and eomposing rooms and the_bindery. ;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· PO& OI'PICB8 AND 8CHOOL8 Tile Llo7d Bel· atiay IUCtr, at.. sbacla wiD it in with the faraishiap el the ·iatst hoaa. A · · raa.. of colon ptDaits a lllecrioa to lwaaonize with aay decoratiYe scbnae. In the ariltocatic RCtiODI of the East Wbae iae boi.is are plntiflll. RATOX llater t·ltlla&leaa llaTe ·· ·Itt· t Ill e lr woaderf·l ~ti~1~~~~ aew J Ia · t wllll Batox allate1. Be ..... to ··· , ·· , tile· ···· plas tllro·sll tile lt.Ut· las. VENETIAN BLINDS am coasidencl .....tial to ·prnae coafort. Write aa/orwwaUot& tor __,.,. t· N. · · · · S..... Gicap Printen' Rolen FLEXO PAD GLUE mast be btattd RA·TOX. for .... E.NBTIAN BJ.IND We helped build it! GLU-ZIT PAD GLUE can be applied cold. Roy Gardner on Job to Give Job Work Service In the press room Roy Gardner may be found industriously looking after the job work. He is in charge of the Cordons which handle all of the job work. He is kept so busy that four feeders are employed to keep the work moving at a speedy pace. MAKE READY PASTE ALLROUND PASTE LIBRARY PASTE WEB PASTE 1 for splicing web on Rotary Pmsn. QUAD GLUE for aaicln on Pbttn Prtuts. Kurth and O'Brien Hold Important Preu Jobs Lawrence Kurth and Frank O'Brien are two men who look after the important press operation. Kurth is in charge of the day shift while O'Brien is on the job at night. Between the two everything runs smoothly. Among other things they see that quality and quantity production results. American Printers, Roller Co. M..... 1.._1.1-1112·1· IJJZ-1342 N. Halated St. at R... Stnet Claicqo, 10. Chas. E. Welter Pluterin1 Contractor . Plain tmd OtnGmfnttd Plattting . Hardware for DISTINCTIVE HOMES Jatnes Swanson and Son 128 N. Clinton Street Chicago, Illinois Pbonr Randolph 5275 Exterior Stucco Work a Speciahy 115 Fifth Street Wilmette, IUinoia Pho, Wilmette 2151