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I BusiNEss WORLD
TODAY
Household Appliances
By JOHN C. 3011!:
89.61:: Correspondent
of the Evening Sentinel.
Copyright, 1324
(The following dispatch dealing
with the trend of rates for electric
current tram central power stations
V and area of present conditions on
the cost 0: living which eaects the
entire country. is the Ira of a ser-
ies by Mr. Boyle. the second 0:
which will appear shortly.)
Kr NEW YORK. Dec. .37.-—Rntea of
charge for electric current produced
{by central power sconce. are 20:11:
sion drawn by many electrical (— n-gi
beers. efficiency experts and manu-
facturers of electrical equipment.
These men say that in all probability
the central station corporations them,
selves but that if not :7. v iii —Coz:-- ,
b1 utilities commissions
: The changes. they point cit viii
lnot mean less revenue but In
(a; .0
list
lthe producers ct pow-er -{or Wl'l
gthey mean that h0l8‘h03'1cr5 bill:
'wiil be for ma eriaiB' err lie:
more {or their monk".
suits are expected to be broughi
about by a chains“ in me asatem of
rate making.
The use of electrical
applianm such as household Inc-
tors. vacuum cleaners. washing and
ironing miflhlm electric ranges
and refrigerators. is hold fflwflfilb.¢
for Lbs trend ouclined above The
amount of current used by this kind
or equipment is increasing by leaps
and bounds and this cost of produc—
ing such current has not increased
in anything like the same ratio,
Few users or electricity realize
trel service stations is service and
that elecuiciiy is sold to a great ex:
installing and maintaining equips
meat. reading meters. billing and
amount than the cost 0' the fuel. ml
and plant supplies used in generating
current
A cen'ral station must be pro pa red
to supply current up to the limit at
its installations at any moment. If-
every switch in the territory or a eta-
. clan should be turned on simulien-
ously. the electrical enem must
meet the demand in full instantly
Full load capacity seldom is demand-
ed but it costs nearly as much to be
ready to fill a possible demand as i:
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A Now One Tube Reflex Receiver
WM?»
Slop/dd
Secondary
Don’t. lo tiho title lead you into
thinking that we are going to claim
a. brand new invention in reflex/re.
ceivere. or anything or that sore. Not
at all. To be sure. the receiver on
a whole is somewhat new and dif-
ierent but the principles involved
are not new
One of the main features of the
'receiver is the method of neutrali—
zation of the tendency toward oscil-
lation. This is accomplished by us-
ing Miner's weli~known supardyne
principle. Another {caiure of the
net is the construction of the radio
frequency’ irenslormer. where we
use a large primary winding instead
or the usual 10 or 1: turn coil. This
is a. result of research made by
Browning and Drake of Harvard. in
which it was found that raido ire»
quency irensiormere with large pri-
maries are better amplifiers than
those wlth email primaries. although
the tendency toward oscillation is
greater wilh the larger primaries
Getting .balcis to this particular
laceiver. however. The antenna. tun-
ing unit is an atiair with a stator
for a secondary. and two raters. on
one 0! which is wound the primary.
and on the other oi which is the
“rev rue" tickler toroontrolling re-
gen tion and oscillation. The sec.
ondary is one or. our standard units,
previously described. As will be re-
membered. it may be either 36 turns
of No. 32 d.a.c. wire or a tour-inch
tube. and cused'” with a. .0005 mid.
variable condenser. or it may breo
turns of the same size Wire on the
same size ‘iube. but shunted. in-
iciLv. the lower his rate will be.
stead. With '2: 110025 mgd_ variable This system of change has alreadi‘
condenser. ~Both. voters may be made 1“ appearance 1“ ”me sec-
three-inch. The primary rotor 15 lions. The soecslled Doherty plan.
wound with 15 turns of No. 22 d.s.e.
wire: the ticklcr hu‘m turns 0! No.
34 (La.
0 Wiro‘ The number of turns
on the iickler may_bnva to be ai—
hired
The
in, again.
onderi
mar-y.
a. slotted disc tithing in one and p;
the coil. -The slot should be about
one quarter of an inch wide.
to in your particular tube.
EFT. has a secondary. which
one or the. standard sec-
cs Just described. The pri-
however. should be wound in
and
deep enough to hold 25 turns at No.
Zlds.
\Vith carctui desis'n. it
possible to-gear the two variable
condensers in sum not together,
else. 11
c wire.
is quite
or
so a double condenser.
reduces the controls to two; or tun-
ing co
1:01.
in the Beseltine method,
any
but w
ntrol. and one oscillation con-
Tha tube could be rautrailsed
and do
with a neutralizing control.
im only onsetuba. we want to
get as much out of it as possible.
and this means operating close to
oscllia
tion at all wavelengths. For
this reasonrthe oscillation control is
made
The building or ‘n receiver of this
variable.
type will be described shortly. While
no extravagant. claims are made for
it. the as: will be
mawhst better
veraga one—tuba reflex.
”In“.
in cases where a “fixad’ radio tro-
quency transformer is used..
(Copyrilht. 1924. by The American
Radio .elay genus. Inc.)
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7.1m and leather Slippers. Silk Society. Arches, Dream.
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This
found to give
,Jficall merely tor Wu 0: work
this were a constant factor.
Therefore. the increased use of
revenue than it, equipment is only
‘pariJcale ample 'gsd. The popularity
of household in r saving machines
is providing that increased use and
it is this {actor which will tend to
mafia lower rates possible and prob-
able.
The theory on which rates seem
likely to be changed is the some that
dictum: prices for other commodi-
ties. Customers who buy in large
amounts will be charged a lower
rate than those who purchase in
small units just as the purchaser of
1.000 dozen shirts can buy them
cheaper than one who Luya a half a
Goren. The nearer a consumer
comes 0 uulizing the. electrical
*equipment furnished him to capa-
now in effect in some cities. divide-a
the charges to customers into three
factors that automatically vary the
rates to on cost of service. These
tsciora are a customers charge. cov-
ering cost of installing and maintain—
ing service entrance. met-er reading
and billing: a demand charge detcr-
mined by the customers installauon
and representing the company‘s in-
vestment equipment necessary to
supply the aximum demand when-
ever the customer may call for it:
and a kilowatt hour charge deter-
mined by the energy actually‘ used.
For example. it would be possible
to furnish current to a factory using
(0.000 kilowatt hours of electric en-
ergy a month or 80 per cent of the
possible use of equipment at about
half the rate it would be possible to
furnish an equal amount or current
to 500 ten room houses using only
10 per cant of the energy it would
be possible to furnish them on maxi.
mum demand.
Bmm’ ess News
By W. \V. roam
Special Compondent
ot the Evening Sentinel
PITTSBURGH.T>Q¢. 27.——Conun-
nod expansion in steel operations gt
a- time or year when there normally
is a let down. is the chief feature
of the business situation here.
Heavier specifications arriving at
the mills preclude the possibility of
a. cut in operations and schedules
tron midnight. tonight to Fridly
morning A lot or repair work will
be done by the mills in the next
undue to m. plant: for additional
activity' alter Jane 1. ,Oparatloos
generally ara cp an psroant basis
The advance in bk was a tore-
me conclusion when the price or
eohvantfipaaarzyadouarsten.
Usual-a or; iron; hooded their
{about 3:. ,a can and it in” un-
' bra-chum now can be
made below "3.89 ear ”om.
8g- lies basic. tenant: and unable.
RATES FOR manic cum
TO BE REDUCED GENERALLY
Ward Trend—~Take II p Current Without In-
* creasing Costs—Bills Will Not Be LoWer
But Users Yin Get More for Money
to come down. That is the conclu-r
the change will be put into eflect by"
amounts but that the latter viii ge-.
ih‘PEB few
household
that What they really buy {rem con-9
Lam. as a bye product. The cost of:
collecting involves usually a greater1
current by customers of ihe central;
stations yields a relatively higher net
Responsible for Dawn-
the company since 1919 in 3459.690.
0 O U
81' LOUIS. Doc. 27—71411: has
been the biggest year in building
construction that Missouri has had
slam the war. The ale-ran months
total of $130,009,000 expended is
larger than the total for the entire
{sear o! 12 28. The eleven months
construction was 10 percoent heav-
ier than that?!“ :12; corresponding
EVERY MAN’S
INVESTMENTS
First Mortgages
31 650. T. 31:61:58
Special Correspondent
Of The Exening Samuel.
(COPZv'H‘ht. 1524)
A good deal of contusion exists
in the minds of prospectiva investors
as to “first mortgages" There seems
to be a not: 02 magic about the term
first mortgage which blinds
ore: o! my to other considerations
which, are just as important. Now
it goes without saying that a first.
mortgage is better than: a eeccn
mortgage on the some property.
It is perfectly possible. however.
for a second or even a. third morn
case on one piece of property to be'
betmr than {first mortgage
some other piece or property
upon
I: in
even true sometimes that the arse-'
period last year,
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WORCESTER, 31355.. Dec 2
The Worcester Consolidated Streetl
ifimlway Company is planning to1
subs'ituee buss: for street cars along
1 its liner.
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Commodity Notes
COAL AND COKE.
l DULUTH Dec. 2" .——Shipmerit of
‘anthracibe and bituminous coal to
lath Dumb and Superior docks in
;13:£ totaled 9020. ‘9 tons. a de-
gnu
gcmase or 3.66”. “8 from 1921.
.
PITTSBURGH Dec. ‘27. -- The
price of coke shot up here to 84 e5
0 34 ‘50 a ton ‘vhen the Councils-
Ellie district advanced wages to the
irl'cl of the 1-1. C. Prick scale.
1 CAXKED GOODS.
FARMIVGTOX. hie Dec. 27.-
Cerznera in this section report that
their record pack or corn has been
lsoid Six cannula- here turned out
33 060 000 can. 0! corn. and ;50 000
icons of string beans.
i TCRKEYS.
HOUSTON. Doc. 27.--Tha recent
cured obligation for one cor - ration
is better than the secured obliga-
tion 0: another. Take. for inane: ‘e
two or the highest grade investment
bonds listed on the New" You Steak »
Exchange. The first in United States
Steel uniting fund 55. Probauzy
industrial listed issue has a. higher
rating and yet it is a. second mort-
gage on the property 01' the Unit
States Steel Corporation.
20
The first mortgage is also a 5:
per cent issue 5": is unlisted a: x: so
closely held that it is rarely cm:
in. The other case is that of the
General Electric debenture Se. These
are not secured by mortgage et all
but depend for their
merit upon the credit. of the Genera:
Electric Company. And so it doe—s
not necessarily {allow that the face
that a bond is natured by tint mort~
gage puts it in the highest class.
What you must consider in each
case is the equity in the property
over and above the sum unt of the
loan and the credit standing of the
borrower
W
investmen?
seven. weather has been extremely;
ihard on turkeys and a scarcity is
Epradlcted. Prices ore up to 48 ennui
53 pound retail.
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SPRIXGPIELD. 111..
grown in 1924 by farmers in Knox
land “arren counties. Illinois. ac—'
zcording to the state
1 DETROIT.
:frzrmers ..az’:
mt when:
'! 3-0 acres or live percent over the
picntlng of 1923. Condition is 83
percent as compared with 91 a year
ago. The Michigan rye acreage.
which was reduced last year has de- ;
clined still further. There is. a sur-
GRAIN.
Dec. 2 7
.—-Mich1‘an
.pius of [arm labor. ;
DRY GOODS.
ST. PAUL. Dec. :7.~Holiday
trade in the Twin Cities has been
stimulated by cold weaiber and
merchants estimate sales volume at
10 percent more than a year ago.
The heaviest buying is in moderate}
priced useful articles. 1
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STEEL.
Plr‘rFBURGH. Dec. Fir—Demand
{or semi-finished steel is heavy. in-
dependent oompanias are forced to
buy in the open market. The lead-
ing interest is selling only to a few
customers who have been liberal in
specitying tor the first quarter. The!
first quarter price is $8150 a. ton.)
Skeip is scarce. l
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FLOWERS. .
ST. LOUIS. Dec. til—Six or the;
leading wholesale florists here havez
\Vholesale Florists Realty Company
and will erect a. $300,000 wholesale
iiow'er market building.
RUBBER.
MALDEN. Mean. Dec. 27.—The..
Converse Rubber Company is oper-
ating its plant here at‘ 90 percent or:
capaclty and executives torccut‘
higher prices for rubber toot-wear
owing to the high cost of raw
materials. No wage reductions are
likely. .
SHOES
BROCKTIN. Mass" Duo. 37.—-The
State Board of Arbitration has de-
cided that the wages of shoe cutters
shall be reduced 1‘0” percent. This
iollows similar reductions for edge-
makera and sole fasteners. The de-
cisiOn enacts 1600 men in 29 rec-
eories here.
. SUGAR
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.—The
recent drop in the price or raw
sugar here has taken as least :1.-
000,000 of! thagvalua or .iha 1924
Louisiana crop. ‘
CHRISTMAS GOODS
CHICAGO. Dee. 27.—-Ths last days
or Christmas shopping broke all
records here and aided to bring
clothing sales up to the averages at
1933. All lines or merchandise were
bought treely‘by Christmas shop-T
pore.
FAANCISa). Doc. :7. —w«‘
or goods this season haw
been than
Dec. 21—!
Alfalfa was the most profitable crop'
agricultural 1
college experts. 1
see we 9:3. 00 screw
'his winter. a gain or 46 -i
consolidated under the name or the! .
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1928 while holiday novelties have‘
shown an even m advance in
some mat-aces. Gsrinan nude ten
bad the heaviest tad. year known
time since the war. Book stories
bad .the heaviest ends ever known
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