. The street railway review . ecame incor-porated as the J. Co. and followingthat year, Mr. Brill be-came its president, re-taining the position un-til his death. In addi-tion to being presidentof the J. G. Brill Brill was a directorin the American Car Co.,the G. C. Kuhlman CarCo. and the J. C. Stephenson Car Co. He was also vice-presidentof the Nova Scotia Development Co., president of the Halifax &Yarmouth Railway Co. and a director in the Merchants NationalBank of Philadelphia and the Interstate Railway Co. * 1 > The Ubiquitous Picture Post-Card. In line with the rapidly
. The street railway review . ecame incor-porated as the J. Co. and followingthat year, Mr. Brill be-came its president, re-taining the position un-til his death. In addi-tion to being presidentof the J. G. Brill Brill was a directorin the American Car Co.,the G. C. Kuhlman CarCo. and the J. C. Stephenson Car Co. He was also vice-presidentof the Nova Scotia Development Co., president of the Halifax &Yarmouth Railway Co. and a director in the Merchants NationalBank of Philadelphia and the Interstate Railway Co. * 1 > The Ubiquitous Picture Post-Card. In line with the rapidly increasing use of the ever-present picturepost-card as a medium of advertising, the West Penn Railways1 has recently issued a very attractive series of these cards. Considerable care has been taken in getting out these cards andthey bear pleasing \iews of the picturesque scenery along thecompanys lines, interior and exterior views of the power house,illustration of the rolling-stock and the well-known West Penntrade G. MARTIN BRILL Apr. is, 1906.] STREET RAILWAY REVIEW 23 L A New Pressure Annunciator. Those familiar with the operation of air compressor governorsarc aware that these fail in their operation at various times. Thechief element of danger in this failure to operate the air mechanismarises from the fact that it is possible for the operator not to no-tice that his pressure has dropped below the safety operating point,notwithstanding that this condition would be indicated by the reg-istering gage. The great advantages to be derived from the use of a device whichcannot fail to warn the operator whenever the air pressure falls be-low or exceeds certain predetermined low or high air pressures,will be readily appreciated by users of air-controlled apparatus. The Aikman pressure annunciator, manufactured and sold by theOhio Brass Co., Mansfield, 0., is designed to safeguard the operatoragainst such conditions. This device can be adjusted to the exactlow or high air pr
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