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'xm to” than half tho ion-phones per
. 100 than urn rI-qulrcd in Norway. and
. ..w-x 0' Standards during the
,trnr candlnpowt‘r and were thorn sub-
. .
va'f'llnrd. At about ihe same time,
grovrniont. and this. too. had its
'7 on 'husine- sentimeni.’
or possibly more importance ihan
.ll“fl."s he followed by orders. but
~h-y are necc—ary preliminarkes to
rzders in iffixes such as these. In
in certain industries there has
Nip“ agimprovcmeni in the volume
2 net now order-n33
(pm. than-rship an... the Poor
Win Plume
The fact that there are 11.5 tele-
phones in the United States to every
population, whereas in Great
but two telephones
pc'r 100 people. is a discomlorung
mm to the English observcra A re-
..m cliiorinl in the London Daily
1" a craph ditcm the matter.
“l‘lriirvs demonstrate." it
"-‘w >-
says.
at everyone: familiar with life in
' . l_nllcd Slates and Canada. has
.:,-vn‘.‘4‘rml by cbmrvutlom ihst we
:r. 'H’ lwhinvi in the application of
. i» i'phono io daily-fife. In Great
1 ' tum. :mcordmir to ill“ laicrt sinus-
w-s ihrre are only “to telephone«
wr iv” people. While in the finite»!
H‘nlcs ll‘mrr' are “5 telephones: in
amnion, 6.4: and ovcn in Norway.
4 i.
"Thom is no denying this M'ivience
one is not as much used in this
1.5:. a. tin... confiningoillji! vac.
uum tungsten lamps. 216 gas-filled
iii-men lamps and N arbor: Ian’s.
During this time tho Burna- also
tested about sic-fab; reprssaab
ing a number of h ds which were'
submitted to the states of New York
and Illinois in compeiltion for state
contrasts.
Output or Bis-nan lad-miss
The total output at Mil-oli-
ed Russian indium" during the em
half of the year. as explained in a
report read to the Institute of Eco-
nomic Research. is valued at 500
million gold rubles at pro-var prices
as against :50 to 880 million rubles
for tho corresponding period of the
preceding fiscal year. O! the separate
branches the nation.“ terms in.
dusiry showed the highest stimula-
tion. its output being animated at
151 million gold rublea The output
of cotton textiles increased from 43
million rubles in tho'nrst halt of
1921-22 to 78 million rubles during
the first half 0: 1922-23. Next to the
textile industry. the highest increase
of output was shown in the manu-
facture of toodsiutts. The only ex-
ception is found in the coal mining
industry. whose output shrank in the
current year almost entirely through
the falling off of production in the
Donn: Bun.
Gain on [m
The railroads or the United States
have realised the program 0: the
American Railway Association by ro-
ducing the number of locomotives in
need of heavy repair on Sept. 1 to
“.7 per cent of the number of lo-
comotives in line. The program as
announced last April provided that
the number on Oct. 1 should be re.
ducsd to is per cost.
This is the smiles! number 0!
“"3er u l“ 01M" 'thh. We may locomotives in need of heavy rspair
‘ - .l‘lnwcd to believe, are'not more
:..;l~.y tin Moped or better organic-.51.
“Why. than, is it that we have set
{nu than onb-nixih of the number
ihw dvnmmi in America?"
ln nmwnring this query the editor
:1 ms ch» blame on the government
mmzxzemem. as he adds: ”The main
r.ngun_ We take. ii. is that the post
Amriws has not yet put the telephone
ul'llln the reach or more than a
t-rmted. number of ihe population. A
aw‘r‘udnry reason is that ihe service
nf‘krnl is not sumclontly good to
rump: lhfmu Who can manage thvir
ziz'mlrs “ilhotif it.
and
the pr‘n aio inliiaiiva which seeks to
“\l‘l’ld its businers and pleas and
R-‘rp ils pairons are the reasons why
1.... Amnrimn iclephone industry has
oulslripp'e'l the achievements of the
anrnpaan governments that are in
u x‘irul of tho busincn ‘over ihere.‘ "
I
l
é 1.000.000 m Tested.
.‘ilnrt‘ than 1.660.000 electric lamps
ll'lrl'l‘;lct‘vl by the L’i‘ilte‘d Slates gov-
-rnm‘nt were inspected by the Bur-
fiscal
”\"fll' Which cndod Juno 3”. 1923.
Samples of‘ these lamps were tested
z-‘r'ml in the life test. Which consists
in burning lumps continuously until
.rhoy burn out. In order to reduce
11w limo required for this test. the
lamp.- are burned at a hixhcr volt-
azv than their rated voltage, the re-
‘lnlmn Wnén their “I. at Oils vb :-'
an» heing known.
since Aug. 1. 1920. when the Car
Service Division began the compila-
tlnn or these reports. no total of
9.": locomotives in need of heavy
repairs. on Sept. 1. was a decrease
of 1.095 from the number on Aug.
13.
The railroads on Sept. 1 had 53.-
438 «~st locomotives. They
had. also. 2.7“ locomotives in good
repair but stored for future use. an
increase of}? since the middle of
August.
One 3.3. Outlay $145,000,000.
As its portion of the improvement
program of the railroads of the
authorised expenditures tor work
that will cost a total of approximate-
ly $143,000.00“. Included
chased for 1928 and the
ion. Ky.
vidnd. and in other cases the
be spread over a number of years.
time. and when completed
tenninal
A lnlal of 1.603 samples were thus
The American Sugar
l'nitcd states the Illinois Central~
now has undoi- construction or ham
in thin
huge expenditure is the construction
of a Chicago terminal extension, now
equipment that the railroad haa put-i
new 186-
milc line from Edwood. Ill.. to Ful-
Thc- financing or some of these
undertakings has already been pro-
im-
prm-omvnt will not be completed for
some time. so that the “40.000.000
in be expended by the railroad will
0! the new improvements. the lar-
gest is the Chicago Terminal. This
work has been going on for some
will give
the Illinois Central greatly improved
tacilitiel in the Chicago
district. It will~cost about 881.090.-
000, atom-ding to tho Went figures.
Sugar Ronni-g Company Wins Salts.
Refining
Oval-om Intel Amman and fish
uel Levy. nan-sea in a curricula
grocery business in Broklyn. for the
breach or cousin court-acts under
which the defendants undertook. in
1910. to erohaso reload sugar iron:
the refining company at 2: 14¢. per'
wood. The M Mod a wrdlct‘
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iios to interest. the lull amount or
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company under the contracts placed
in evidence. “a case was tried be-
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ThhhthsMoa-tobetfled'
anion a member of the Greater
New York WW Grocers Asso-
ciauon. an minim which has
contented the 2: 1-212. contraci
claims since 1.80. Tho defendants
were represenbd at the trial by
Samuel 8. Brain). who has appeared
as counsel tor a number of member:
of the W:-
On September 18 another Sud»;
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can won its suit against Jacob Sin-é
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barrelsofsogarandwerssimllarinl
all respects to those in the. Dwaroi'r'
case. The case wastried before
Judgs Win the Federal Die-
trict Court in Brooklyn. and under
his direction the Jury returned a
verdict for the American (or 33,-.
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