THE WASTEFULNESS OF SMOKE.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20420, 15 December 1931, Page 13

THE WASTEFULNESS OF SMOKE.

■ jf «n lottos or thb »im. I sg,—l luwe always been impressed aaertion that a very large of the value of coal is ItdtA When one sees a long«column ■ Jgockf issuing from a chimney, it II jghrr* that here is sad waste, fl gjjg-tiutt smoke means flame: the ■ ji|p||iedient we want to make use ■ pawled is a paragraph from an IfluStantiy paper about a contrivance B ff*mg to trap and bum the ■Sljwt what is wanted. From fac■JKimm fires this simple procedure ■3BEl>u. and its adoption'would saving . in the IBSSir WITH efficiency. I IBf§'' r ' TWamber 14th, 1931. I [Enclosure.] I rad fire without smoke is a topsyaccording to Dr. Voeux, who ■ National Smoke Abatement Wmmkfc Liverpool the other day how ■■Klfftro upside down.' The coal' HfjjfKittd on the bars of the grate, ■ilßstoer of paper,- and-lastly the mWS*'™*' paper is lighted; ■HiSre to the wood on the top, and horning wood- drives the the coal. The coal then Hfildinraward. bright, hot, and ■:iwfnyn the moment the fire is the ftre itaelfit .is claimed, from three to