TELEPHONE AND TYPEWRITER.
Two Modern Inventions Not Com-
mon in England.
"The almost universal use of the telephone and typewriter throughout America puts England in the background," said F. E. Craig of London, Eng., at the Hotel Baltimore last night. Mr. Craig is an American whose business requires that he spend a greater part of his time in London.
"In some of the big manufacturing plants the typewriter is common, but you do not find it everywhere, as in the commercial centers of this country. Britishers seem to prefer to use the pen.
"The telephones here are better and the service in big cities superior to that even in London.
