South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 82, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1916 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMEb -UI.M!.Y I'AKMMf, MAHl'l! 22, lulu HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN L

y II MOTOR Council Committee Authorizes Addition to Fire Fighting Equipment of City. Involutions f rovi'lincr the rl of p.if-ty with the i'O'.vrr to f ntf-r'into a contract for th- purchase of : motor water pumping apparatus were approved by the rommlttP'1 of the whole of the common council last riisrht. Th' resolution also inclnd'd provisions for the pure ha.'? of nn aerial lire truck, but the committee laid t Iiis proposition over until the next rritini? pending a definite announcement from the Indiana Inspection Korean a to what reduction in the mrnantile insurance rate would he made hy buying tho additional apparatus. I- Iuis J. Moyor, attorney for the Chicago, South Dend and irouth Shore Railway Co.. .appeared before the committee and explained that the company is anxious to open up a freight business and is anxious to he awarded the rit;ht to brinir freight

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r.trs t a point .'t thf int rseetb.n of Iip'.rt" a v. .-.rid Iisalh av. wlicr" it if planned to ! t a fr it:ht depo. Iff was ii.str i' ted to 'Jraw ti j) hi.pro; (..-.tiua iri tanifde form and j,r j,.nt it t th- council. .Fitncy Petition I'iid Over. H'rAUf-f none of tho signers of the petition to restrict the jitney bi.. tra'flc In thr hu?lries district were present the petition was laid over until the nxt meeting. The petitlon asks that the jitney hut men excluded from parking their ve-hi-'ie.s within on' block of the corner of "W'a. hi nerton a v. and Michigan Ft. There were 40 signers to the petition but none of the nlxners were pr.-ent at the mertlnp. Meinhers of the hoard of safety with Fire chief Sibrel conferred with th- committee regarding the pur- . ii.::-e of the motor pump and the ,ieiial truck. It was explained that tests which have been made tdnow that the motor pump will inc-reu.se t:u water pressure in any part of the city to a maximum tisrhtln force. The motor pump will cost approximately $7,r,jo in the opinion of the men who h.io investigated the proposition while ;in aerial tr truck will coat between 4-j.OUO and Will Svvd More Hoi-vcs. It was pointed out by I'res't Hurr Autrustirie of lh board uf safety that it will be necessary to purchase new horses and other apparatus, more costly in Upkeep than motor apparatus in the near future, it wav alfo explained .that with the motor pump a pressure of '.)) pounds at the nozzle end of a 1,200 foot line of hose under domestic pressure from tho pumplntc ftatlon was -secured at a hydrant located at the end of tho St. Michigan t. renins. Under ordinary flrcumstunceH a pressure of but 17 pounds oan be secured while the minimum lire tiihtini,' pressure Ls 60 pound.-'. AlthouKh representatives of tho Indiana. Inspection bureau and business men were before the council recently to explain that by means of the purchase of an aerial truck an insurance rate on buildings of from 1.'. to J 7 per cent and of about live per cent on contents could be secured, some of the councilman could not understand the situation last niirht. Therefore the matter w;ls held open for further consideration. Mayor Keller has correspondence and agreements from the bureau which specify that if the city makes certain changes, all of which have been Idled except th addition of tho aerial truck, the insurance ratt would be reduced to that of u class r. city. Plan lYei-Jit Service. Atty. Meyer explained to the council that during the s en years the South Shore company lias been in operation it has not earned operating interest charges. J It? declared

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Studebakers Rush 25 Water Wagons to Mexico

Just C4 hour after work was Ftarted, the special government order of 2." water wagons to the Sludebaker corporation for the Uni'.ed States army in Mexico. was j-peed-inu away from South Hend for Chicago aboard a special train on the New York Central railroad Tuesday afternoon. From Chicago the special train was switched over to the Kock Island system and continued on to El Paso. Texas, from where it will be !ent into Mexico. The train has the rU'ht of way over all and arrived In Chlcas'o one hour and forty minutes after leaving South Hend. The order for water wafrons for the American soldiers in Mexico wa receUed by A. H. Hlce of the Sudebaker corporation from tho war department Sunday nltfht. At 6 o'clock Monday morninc a Kpeolal force of 2o men were ready to tart work on the order. The etTorts of the men wen not stopped until after that there nre now six millions of dollars In bonds outstanding and that the road cost that amount to build. Therefore, Mr. Meyer stated, the company is planning to put on a freight service, having already ordered two electric en pine." capable of hauling lonp freight trains and a number of steel cars. The South. Bhore franchise provides that freight, except in closed baggage or express cars cannot be hauled farther east than Studebaker ;?t. by the company. Mr. Meyer explained that the? company 1h anxlou to have this rWht extended to Laporte av., where th." company owns property and wishes to erect a freight depot which will take the business from the street anci would not interfere with other tratllc. It the road la compelled to stop Its freight cars at Sturiohaker st. the company would of rcessity be compelled to buy more property which would be situated In a placo unsuitable to all concerned, nccording to Mr. Meyer. He pointed out that the business men and Industries would be benefited hy locating the aopot nearer the central part of the citj- an 1b proposed. The committee approved an ordinance ordering the (, I. & S. railroad to install signal bells at the Harris and Ford st. crossings and the Oram! Trunk railroad to do the imc at the Walnut, Harris aud Ford st. crossings. A favorable leport was also made upon the petition asking that the alley running north and youth between Gushing

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the lu-st wasron was loaded on the special train of sen car at 4:25 TuesJuy afternoon. No wat'ons to conform to the specifications of the government were on hand in the stock rooms of the concern and it was necessary to dismantle the equipment of 23 sprinklers and equip them with the proper attachments consisting of automobile brake bands. Hood gate valves, etc. All of the wanons had to b repainted with tile regulation army color and labeled "United States Quartermaster Corps." This was the HnlshlnK touch ami as each wagon wo finished it was at once placed in a car where It was left to dry enroute to its destination. Each wapon has a. capacity of 600 Kallon.i of water They will be tifed in the arid regions of Mexico Into which the army has icone. to supply the men with drinklnj? water.

and Scott sts. be named Melkus ct This was done in order that the resldents there might receive their mail. Y. W. C. A. SWIMMING CLASSES OPENED Under the direction of Miss Eleanor (Jaik and Miss Fthel Crothers, two experienced instructors, the swimming season of th Y. V. C. A. opened Tuesday evening nt the hl?h school tank. Registration nt the association building took place before leaving for the school with a largo number entering their names. The classes will be held each week nt the achool, tlrst class at 7 o'clock, and another at 8. ACCEPT 4 RECRUITS With the closing of the Pond day of the local recruiting station at 2 I'll N. Michigan st.. l-t night four men had been aontcd. A lare number were disqualified. Samuel Horn, of Goshen, nn exservice man, was sent to the quartermuster corps and three were sent to the cavulry branch; Joseph Arch and John Kyle of South Rend, and S. M. Pressler of Mishawaka. A telegram was received by Corporal John .Skees at the local station saying that It Is 'mperatUo that 2o, C00 men bo secured for the United States army at once. it It fr L7

Build 27 Auto Trucks in 24 Hours in Detroit

DETROIT. Mich.. March '22. Twenty-seven automobile trucks, manufactured on a rush order from the war department for use in Mexico, left Detroit late Tuesday afternoon for the Mexican horder. The order was received Monday and the machines, designed for military use, were loaded into a special train of 14 steel cars, and started south one hour and 23 minutes ahead of schedule time. The train is due at the border in 51 hours, the fastest time ever made from Detroit to Mexico. The exact destination of the train -wa carefully guarded and agents of the government refused to Fay over what lines it would run. When a call was made at the automobile plant for volunteers to handle the cars In Mexico there was almost a riot. Hundreds of workers rushed forward eager to enli?t for the work. Thirty-four men were selected and they are on their way to the front with the trucks. LODGE NOTES Initiation of nine candidates Into the Esquire rank was the feature of the regular meeting- of Crusade lodtfe. No. 14. Knlshts of Pythias, at the K. of P. hall last night. Other routine business was transacted and a social wssion was held. More than 75 couples attended the dancing party given by the Protected Home circle lodge last night at Eagles hall, X. Michigan st Special orchejttra music was furnished by Housekeeper's orchestra. Beech Tree court, No. 41, Tribe of Ben Hur, exemplified the first degTee work on six candidates laid, night at the meeting- held at Beyler hall. A number of applications were received during the business se.sion. A social session with refreshments was held following the business meeting. SAYS SHIP WAS SUNK WITHOUT ANY WARNING rommandcr of British Ships Says He and Crew Had Barely Time to Ilscapo. SYRACUSE, Italy, March 22 (via Paris). Arnold Groom, commander of the British steamer Coquette, declares that his vessel was sunk without warning by a submarine flying the Austrian flag, the captain and crew having barely time to save themselves In two boats. As they were leaving the steamer, the captain asserts, the Hubmarine continued to bombard the Hurvivors. After eight days the boats reached the Libyan coast, where seven of the sailors, who occupied one of the boats, were taken prisoner by Bedouins. Tho other boat escaped and two days later reached a Libyan port where the mariners were taken care of by Italian carabiners. The British steamer Coquette referred to probably is the steamer Coquet reported on Jan. 15 as sunk. Fhipplrvff records last located her in Mediterranean waters, ßhe was a vessel of 4,396 tons, built in 190 4 and owned by th Mercantile Steamship Co., Ltd., of London. H00SIER-DIXIE ROAD ASSOCIATION MEETS Joseph JZ. Henniiu; of Anderson Kloctetl Ircsldcnt Sixteen Counties Represented. MARION, Ind., Mü-rch 22. The governors of the Hoosiec-DLxle Highway association met in annual 1 session at the headquarters In this city Tuesday, the entire 16 counties in the association being represented. The olficers for the ensuing year j weio elected as follows: Joseph E. ' Henning of Anderson, president; W. V. Reed of Warsaw, vice president; Tom M. Morgan of Marion, secretary-treasurer. ; The highway promoted by this orI gantzation extends from both Cin- : cinnatl. O., and IDuisvilIe, Ky., to ; Anderson. Ind., and then north to I IIncoln highway to Goshen, Ind. ! Lirough the efforts of this organiza1 tion almost 100 miles of the road j ill be paved this year. How to Safely Peel Your Face If you wpnr an nsre'l. lise!rf! or ; witLer-Neateu eomplHiii.il, the mrrst sensLlI tLinc to tio is to remove it rather than .atch it ovr or "dm-tor" it wita ' ro-i nifties. The or.Iy rny t re-.illy rmov-i th "iui!eiion f-iu rrtlris" to ' au eptujt'.vr a tu p.-ilnf il M'rt'.dd .jr:itiou is I.J ffipans or orTInary rurc(Ii7Hl w;ix. Sj.reail thn wix over tho fare j nt nicht, as you would (old rrun: wash , It r.ff in the inoniinjr. This gradually jils f.ff the lifeless aid the half-dead outer skin, in minute iarti-e eradnally the fresh young kin Length Learns forth. The:i jou have a elear, velvety, Iiea!thy-hued romplexi'Ti m h as no uniitural method can i" sU''y produce. lYei-kles. blofhes. fd:n:! -nil $urfa-p defeats due to weather, ill-health or tho : rnijjs of time, of 11 urs... disappear with the discarded skin. Ak the druc:it for un ounce of mer 'olizel wax; yoj won't ceel mor?. If you wear v.rinkles or cro-wsfeet, th r-t thine to do is to bnthe yur fai e in a harmless tUm made hy dissolrin? nn oijn f powdered a&olite in a latlf pint with hazel. Nothing el.M? will to surely erase tie uaweleoxo ruiu. Airu

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