South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 243, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 August 1919 — Page 29

SI'MtAY. IT.rsT ."il. 13 FRUCK GQHVQY TO REACH END BP IIS Make Great Gas Record in Franklin ill r Tnm n r Development Association Will Send Commission to Promote Interests. s j- r: sr. k ri ii First Transcontinental Tour Will Be Completed by Next Wednesday. .ViS. I "nc'o a r 1.1 y .It":' . . - al! tn L'i-. -' r.i r. - -'".r.f i ri' ii t -il Harris truck r n n. mammoth r' o ption ruxt,

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: t th" I'arjhr j'.r-t rhf li.! .1 t" arriv. at th" lo(r : f'.aU , IrcM in I. c-'o and Honolulu Mon.a itr.-l thrn f-wintr toarl Sacra-' i rt.) ta meet und r'-t th army! tr ; k ravalca-!. A flr-c-t of Triro! :.,.!'-r trucks ami i'i.'-h'it "cars , r-iri'-'l hy ?h- H. F. f'nn. Irlch, I i :;- r nnl arcnmj.a ni l hiV i tip- I'r.'.tf.i Ftnts marine band of 40 i i.;trM will ccort thf arrnr caraxani firm Cirson City, Nrv.i'l;i, Int'i San: 1 rar ci:-co. Truck loads cf Oalifor-; i ..i fruit. including nran, melons,'

n ; Is s anfl grapes, will t. provide!: soldiers by tho Goodrich coin-! UVir Mitchell. driving a new j.;,r,y I I'ranklin runabout from Syracuse, Th- 25 douffh hovs nnd oIRpt -N'- v- to ollth n''nrl fr -hf- ankw::.. Inv" manned tho trucks, mcst1'1' Motor Car Co., of this city, this f v hem an over.-on veterans, will ( K made ;mo miles and U tter on :i..t the Pacific coast with f-nthus-!1-"' gallons of Kisoline. The record i n"irin that which attended, -

t ; . i r arrival in America from ' ir: Although tho men have n ri'V-illy entertained in every n;y and hamlet alon tho 3,0001 : t i : route from Washington. I. C. w h- i- the tour started on July 7. the t".jr ha heen a tiresome prirvl and .i r il test of stamina. Kxceptint? S i: .! ays tho procram for the jast t'.'t i! ts has l.rn to aris at a. m.. .it and Inspect motors and t!u 'riv until the nlht control .itioTi is reached. Very often the d "s ji.urney was not completed until or l o'tlo-k at nirrht. Kach n. lay inornlncr the men lsan ..Minting the hours until Sunday, whvn they could tako a real bath and z.'t a rculT nicht pleep. Trip lira! Suroivs. Tli Ion: trip has b-en a pro-

r. :;nr d success from every standpoint, according to reports from army officer in command. Unusual i'-.reret hn.i heen aroused In the communities alonp the route on prood roads work. At every top ofhclnl n't-aker.s accompanyinpr tho convoy ha'.. lectured on the need of a bet--r national highway pystem ns a iiMins to combat the high cost of. i i n if. Motor transport, engineer corps ;.nd artillery officers of thn army h.;e collected a wealth of dat on topographic and other military: Phases which will be carefully com- j !;!. d Into permanent army records.' The j-'overnmcnt assigned a forc of :.:r.al corps photographers to take' a . -ompleto moving: picture chronicle j : th" entire trip. I Th' convoy will arrive !n San' ! '; .i r; it o just two days later than; .IomIuU'I time. Heavy raln3 and; : a ms encountered during the last , weeks caused muddv roads andj

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IVankllri Htinalnxit. in which lie male Rfod lYan klin rrx-onl of 20 miles to a callon of

is considered an extraordinarily J Cleveland, O.. and this city and subcoo.l one as Mitchell was driving a j ptantiates the claims of Danklin

manufacturers and dealers that the

brand new car, which had never been on the road before it left the factory at Syracuse. The record was made between

machine will run on an averape of 20 miles to a gallon of pasoline.

A uto Expert Says Tire is Analogous to Human. Body

That there is a close analog, tweeri an automobile tire and

human body is the statement of one of tho technical experts of the staff of the United States Tire company. The carcass of a tire may be compared to the hones; the tread and side, walls to the ;kin, while inllation pressure is to a tire what food Is to tho bodv.

a sectional vulcanized Inset, applied In order to reinforce the broken part. If you did not continually furnish your body with food to replace that üsd Up by the direst lve nrocessefl

you would soon die. A tire requires . , i li certain intlation pressure to enable from infection Until j it to rarry ,ts loaJ "Digestion." in

nm" ,,e,tlie form of a leaky valve, diffusion .after be- tv.rr.nrrv. v, ; ..... t.

I ni.wiiii int- iiiii'i ui LH', en:., SIOWIV cause neulect will be followed by "in-; utiPjJ up this pressure anfl if it fection- in tho form of sand blisters nQt continil;illv replaced thp tire leading to separation and hnally; soon brf.aks aIonR the flexnp llnpa '".leath" in the form of a blowout. i .a. . i. - v. .,

DUB LT N", Auir. 30. The Cork Industrial Development association has decided to pend a commission, to the United Statf-3 to promote Irish trade interests ther. and Irish manufacturers and other buyers or Fellers in the American market are showing keen interest In the enterprise. In this connection the reports of five Irish banks arc made public. They show that tho amounts they hold on deposit and credit accounts total 96,000.000 bein? an increase of nearly 25,00,000 over last yeai. It is estimated that when th results of the Royal hank and of the three Helfast banks are known and added the total Irish bank deposits will ho seen to be about 5-150, 000.000. Make Galway Uz Tort. The project of making Gal a ay a tri eat transatlantic port has been revived. The screme proposed would cost 2,000.000 of which parties interested would put up seven hundred thousand and ask the government to supply the balance. A deputation to the government has been arrnnped. Since the Irish housing bill has passed through parliament the local authorities have submitted for the approval of the local government board proposals for 22 4 sites comprising more than 1,034 acres. Of these 41 have been approved already covering acres and si;!!lcMfZ for r,."S6 houses. The chief housing activity so far is in Mur.ster which has put forward more than

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The Spanish government is planning to drain and reclaim for agriculture 100.000 acres of land near the mouth of the Guadalquivir river.

NEW ATTORNEY-GENERAL IS REAL "SOUR DOUGH" ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Auff. 30. Jerry C. Murphy of Anchorape. Alaska's new territorial attorney general, is a real Alaskan "tour dough. " He came into the territory as a prospector, with a pack on his back and, at one time, worked as a packer on the Yablez-Fairbanks overland trail.

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