The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
Expects Justice for Railroads.
PROSPERITY WAVE
HITS MANY PLACES
Mills Returning to Full Time
and Some Report Need Of
Night shift.

Reports received from business men.
Arms. corporations and boards ~ trad"
from all over the country Indicate that
business sentiment il becoming more OPP
timstlc From many sections reports
have been received that mills are running
night and day. white business houses re-
port a considerable increase In sales for
october and the present month.
Following are some Of the favorable
comments received from business men and
firms from various parts Of the country ::
Edward H. Hartman. president OF the
Chase n Baker Company, Buffalo. manu-
facturers ~ pianos: Il am glad to state
that since Sop,cmbcr 10 ;his factory has
been very busy and 81" have been com
PEELED 70 double the force uf our me-
chanics in our piano department. our
pay roll each week is Just double what Il
was two months ago. | have the greatest
hopes in tn" world for big business FOR
tn. year l9l5"
Charles L. lIidrcth, general manager
National Machine Tool builders Associa-
don. Worcester. Mass "Thr demand
made upon the mtchin" tool industry for
"a inch, inch ana Is inch lathes has
practically cleaned the country out OF
these sizes Of machines. Some 1000 have
been sold TO he shipped abroad. We are
very much encouraged 10 believ" that the
bottom has now been reached ana that
1915 will see an upward movement"
Edward Brunhor, president the Brun-
hoff Manufacturing Company. Cincinnati.
ohio: 1--WE have observed lately that bust
ness Is Improving gradually and nicely.
~. uga y, ~ - ~ nm "a
tory on Saturday but We are now work
ing six DAYS Of the week again and feel
confident that the Improvement has come
10 stay. We have not laid off anybody
To- the contrary in some departments We
are hiring additional help"
NJ Moser, president Of the Mosler safe
Company, Hamilton, ohio; "Our urvscu,
business conditions are far from unsatIs-
factory, aswe have noted marked IN
crease in our sales during the months
of October ana November. We are and
have been for som" time past very OPP
timistc for the future trade conditions in
this country. su much So that We are now
making preparations 10 take care of a
very extended volume Of business during
the coming year"
Walter | Willis. secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce OF the Ror-
ouEh of Queens: while several of the
large Industries in the Queens section
Of the city have been affected by the
war. the best evidence that there Is 10
Industrial depression in this part Of New
York city IL the report of the manufac-
turing and Industrial committee OF tho
chamber made on October :. which shows
n great many new Industries have locates
in Queens within ia" last few months.
&. $ Wtwrr, president Joliet Manu-
featuring Company, manufacturers OF
corn sheling machines; Despite the hor-
rib" European war the tide is turning
and business II gradually getting better
In this country. What We need is fewer
knockers and more patriots, We are
operating our full force fun time and
have an the business "" can handle"
Alfred Schacht secretary the New Ro-
chcilc Association: "The Jones Speed
ometer Company is working not only FUN
time ON day shifts, hut is running IA night
shift. and We understand cannot turn
out its spcedomoters fast enough"