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The Dosch Chemical Company was 
organized by Theodore Dosch and is 
amply financed to conduct its research 
and experimental work, being capital¬ 
ized at $2,500,000. Mr. Dosch has pre¬ 
viously organized and operated for thir¬ 
teen years one of the largest companies 
in the United States, engaged in the 
manufacture of dust materials and dust¬ 
ing machinery. 
OFFICERS 
Theodore Dosch, president and general man¬ 
ager. Mr. Dosch has for thirteen years been a 
leader in the development of fungicides and in¬ 
secticides and has conducted his work in every 
part of the United States and Canada. 
Thomas T. Feeley, vice-president and treasurer. 
Mr. Feeley was formerly a publisher, and county 
clerk of Niagara County, New York, and now 
lives at Louisville, Kentucky. 
Harold J. March, secretary. Formerly Mr. 
March was a member of the firm of A. Bennett 
& Company, commission merchants, New York 
City, and now resides at Louisville, Kentucky. 
John J. Raskob, director, Wilmington, Delaware. 
Mr. Raskob is also vice-president of the General 
Motors Corporation, and vice-president of the 
E. I. duPont deNemours Company. 
Howard V. Pearsall, director, Williamson, New 
York. Mr. Pearsall is president of the State 
Bank, Williamson, New York. He is also presi¬ 
dent of the Williamson Cold Storage Company, 
and an extensive grower and dealer in fruits and 
vegetables. 
In the departments of plant pathology 
and entomology, and research work with 
fungicides and insecticides, the Dosch 
Chemical Company has obtained the 
services of some of the nationally known 
authorities in the field. The advice of 
these authorities will be freely given to 
any grower who is disturbed by plant 
diseases or insects. 
RESEARCH STAFF 
Dr. H. W. Dye, Pathologist. For the past five 
years Dr. Dye has been associated with the Plant 
Disease Investigational Work at Cornell Univer¬ 
sity and the New York State College of Agri¬ 
culture, and is well known to the New York State 
Growers and elsewhere through his work there. 
He has been employed also by the Bureau of 
Plant Industry of the United States Department 
of Agriculture in Investigational Work on Dis¬ 
eases of Vegetable Crops in Florida. Dr. Dye 
resigned as Assistant Professor of Plant Pathol¬ 
ogy at Cornell University and the New York 
State College of Agriculture to join the Research 
Department of the Dosch Chemical Company as 
Chief Pathologist. 
Dr. G. E. Sanders, Entomologist. For several 
years Dr. Sanders has been associated with the 
Entomological work of the Canadian Depart¬ 
ment of Agriculture. He has been largely re¬ 
sponsible for the general adoption of the dusting 
practice by Canadian growers and has developed 
the copper lime dust which is coming into gen¬ 
eral use. Dr. Sanders is the foremost investiga¬ 
tor today in the development of insecticides. 
He is resigning his work in Canada as Chief of 
Insecticide Investigations to join the Dosch Chem¬ 
ical Co., Inc. 
The Dosch Chemical Co., Louisville, Ky. 
Incorporated 
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