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The Washington times., 1919-12-04

froa Premier clsFasosa@ 49, -.
vembcr 10. dtd pe{ rsseA ths o.
peace missssn ustp -Fovembss ~ !
feel certain II wss because IT, Unles1
States Objected to the lone - 80
communication that IL was held -
for alteration
Germany 10 willing to aees6< -
full consequences for ,refusiag . "a
the protocol whey DR.. voa 0au1n
arrived In Paris hS intsnds1 - IN
the protocol after disoussssa ~ e.
tain technical points. but the very 0v
VOC, simon arrived vnA. comuunSoated
hts snt&ntion 10 ~ 6utasto. socretsry
" the conference. thts dccunJai frsa
Premier Oemenc@As arrived u sAsal-
quarters Of ths German dslGeattU
\fter reading The 'Csenenceao slstAeP
on Simon co~~i"~~d u was iupoon.
BILE to accept the new condstious ~.
rosed BY the allies and rsturssd =
1eriin. We arr rssdy 70 stgn -
-atiflcation ~ the treaty. bot dUe .
~rotocol cor'sinsnay new os'sgastpaAs
The Washington times., 1919-12-04

A 0sauase Thss Dess Me- A0eSs -
Bses.:s q ms sSnis s.A lsx.s'.s seeSs
nervousness or ringing In the heeA- hOS
10 only one 'sBrome Qu>W1uA~ = ~.
0ROvES Signature on the box- 1oo-A1Vl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
THE EXPERTS SAY.

An automobile owner must not nee
essarily be a mechanic in order to
replace the terminals in the wiring
system. A simple method is merely
to take a terminal from an old wire,
leaving about two inches of the wire
in the terminal. After thoroughly
cleaning both wire and TERMINAL the
new and old wires are splfced to-
gether by twisting the strands, and
! complete the job by soldering and
| TAPPING the joint.
There is one way to ruin a per-
fectIy new automobile that is sure
and certain. If you do not believe
this, try it. Simply drive your brand
new car at high speed for time.
then wonder why 1t will not pull.
Brand-new cars should be treated
with the respect due a fine piece of
machinery and not banged around, as
is too often the case with many
drivers.
Should it become necessary for the
motorist to adjust cup and cone bear
ings, these parts should be so tight
that play between wheel and bearings
out any suggestion of binding. Should
the cones be too tightly adjusted
the balls are wedged in and quickly
cut into the races.
In reassembling a fiber disk uni
versal joint care must be taken to
have the right number of washers
separating the disks. Two washers
separate each disk and one each is
under the head and nut of the bolt.
Be sure that the nuts holding the
bolts are kept tight at all times.
When foreign matter of some kind
finds it's way into the fuel pipe beg
tween the two sections of the vacuum
system the result is that the vacuum
tank is empty, in spite of the fact
that there is plenty OF fuel in the
main tank. When this happens fill
the float chamber of the carbureter
with gasoline, which can be drawn
from the main tank. and then start
the engine. The resulting suction
will draw out the obstruction and
permit the system to function again.
This same trouble is sometimes
caused by obstruction of the small
air hole in the filler cap of the main
fuel tank, which must be kept open
| to induce atmospheric pressure on
| the gasoline.
In the cases where the carbureter
catches fire because Of a backfire the
confiagration may be extinguished by
| turning off the gasoline and then
racing the engine. In this way the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

a year. and as q general rule this
used oil is simply thrown away. BY
adding so per cent OF kerosene to
this waste oil an excellent spring
lubricant is obtained. The method
Of using the mixture is to spray it
over the springs once a week. The
oil furnishes the lubricating means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
while the kerosene keeps the springs
free from rust.

Rhode Island women will exercise
their new privileges OF the franchise
for the hrst time July I. when they
will be permitted to regtster to vote
in the presidential election next year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

engine sucks the flaming liquid out
of the carbureter, and SO the fire
dies out of itself.
Every car owner who cares for his
own vehicle has had more or less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

fairly stiff piece Of wire and bending
nearly double and then bending the
two ends at right angles to the body
of the device and filing these ends
to fit the threads of the screw very
efficient little cleaner is produced.
Most car owners drain the oil out
of the crankcase about three times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

trouble with grit and other foreign
matter getting into the threads of
bolts or in the tapped holes about
the chassis. 1t is hard to dislodge
this dirt, except by special thread
cleaner of some kind. By taking a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
Use O-Cedar Polish
the O-Cedar PoEsh WW

Frat, remove mud, dust, &C., from
your car by washing with water IN
the usual way.
If you have used oh, q va3, &
Is best to use Ivory Soap - rssaevo
them.
Pour about 4 ounces of 0Csda1
in q pan and add . quart q warm
water. Saturate q clean cloth n this
and 20 over the body Of The ear. Do
not attempt 10 clean TOO MneA a .
tims-take one side Of the bedy g .
fender first. Follow b. rubbing
with q dry cloth. But little subtn6
is required 10 produce q bard, dry;
lasting lustre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
COACH CHALRES DORAIS
WILL BE TUTOR FOR
SOUTH BEND A. A. C..

Coach Dorais OF NOtre Dae will
coach the South Bend Athletic As
sociation Football team this fall.
The :. h A A. formerly was the
Jolly Fellows. who claimed the In
dependent championship OF North
ern Indiana and Southern Michigan
for the last few seasons. A meeting
will De held Friday az Howard park
20 get the players together and talk
matters over
The A. a. club will put the fast
est team IN the field that South
Bend has seen in years. The team
viii be greatly strengthened. as most
OF the men were with Service eleven
during the war Many trips have
already been scheduled for the sea
son. the team going 10 Racine. Wis.
Toledo. Rockford. III. and Pine
Village. Ind. while many good
games will be witnessed at home.
The men who are requested 10 re-
port al Howard park Friday are
Gemberling. Brinckman, GOODNIGHT
Powell Finley. j Fradericks. r.
F'-edericks. c. Schutt. Scheneberg
Sousley. SchRngle Wolfe. Gore
Klozynski. Lodge. Parter. J. Troger,
MOZART. Weinburg. Shoemaker. Gu
lep. Webster. Herman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
WESTERN TEAMS
MAY BE CHAMPS
Results of Last Week Show
New York Clubs Nearly
Out of Race.

NEW YORK. Aug 1S-Virtual
Of both New York teams
last week in the National and
leaves the field clear for western
clubs to compete for the honor of
meeting in the world series. After
losing four of its six games with
Cincinnati. the New York Nationals
TO overcome the Reds lead OF six
games would now have TO win 26
OF their remaining 40 games OF the
season. while the Reds need 10 win
only AZ of their "a, a respective
ratio OF $50 and 500 New York :
percentage of victories today is .626.
In the younger league. Chicago.
which stepped steadier last week.
has "A lead Of eight and one half
games over New York. which held
20 fourth place by defeating Cleve-
land. In the National Cincinnati
batted lightly early in the week. and
broke even in two games with Phil
adelphia In the six games with
New York. four of which were de
Cided by a one run margin. each
team NtOftu n AOAdA VI ullS. -NtN
York made AZ hits 10 Cincinnati's
40 hut the Reds made only nine
errors 10 the Giants IA. Ruether.
Sallee. Filler and Fisher OF Cincin-
natl won their bates. while Ring
lost a l4-inninE duel with Toney.
and Ble ssler found that outfielding
had doubled his skill on the mound.
Barnes Of the Giants. with 70
straight victories 20 his credit. lost
10 the Reds. Ruether shut out
Brooklyn Saturday. but Smith of the
Superoas let the Reds down with
three hits and no runs sunday.
In ability 10 hit the ball cost Chi
caEo several games last week.
Alexander won over New York and
Brooklyn. allowing each team four
hits and no runs. Vaughn beat
Brooklyn in a close game. but was
batted out Saturday toy the Giants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
RED S0X TAKE DOUBLE
HEADER FROM BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Before one
OF the largest crowds which ever
Witnessed major league baseball
game here Boston twice defeated ST.
Louis Sunday The scores we're 2 TO
I and 8 TO l. Eleven doubles were
made by the two teams Many of
these would have been outs but for
the ground rules in force. ROth's
double in the first game scored Gill
policy and Hooper. who had singled.
With the winning run. In the second
game. Pennock held the locals TO
four hits, while mis- team mates bat
ted three pitchers for fifteen safeties
Ruth got his nineteenth home run
in this game. Twenty seven thOus-
and persons witnessed the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
MILWAUKEE, WINS TWO.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 1S.-Milwau-
kee won two hotiy contested games
from Louisville Sunday by scores Of
TO and 10 ). Enzman pitched
excellent ball in the first game and
would have scored a shutout but for
outfieiI errors. Butler drove in four
OF the home clubs runs in the sec
ond game Phillips was relieved by
Howard in the fifth when the visit
ors scored five runs. Howard pitch
Scores
First game:
Louisville .....O1O 600 OlO-2 : /
Milwaukee ...11O 01O 0O--3 2
Stewart. Bennett and Meyer: En-
man and HUM.
Second game:'
Louisville 900 $50 000-5 l
Milwa Ikee 49,. 0Ol 302 00'-6 IL l
Long Bennett and Meyers; Phil
lips, Howard and HUM.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
KRUK'S HURLlNG WINS
CONTEST FOR TROOPERS

Kruk's pitching along with the
excellent support of his teammates.
gave the Troopers a clean victory
over the Hiutops at Leeper park. by
the score OF 10 2 The game was
tie up 20 the eighth when Herman
weakened. allowing the Troopers 20
score 4 tallies. Kruk struck out Il
men TO Herman's 9. and allowed but
5 hits 20 his team mates u. Her
man is classed as one OF the best
hurlers I nthe city The Troopers
having put the Hiltops out of the
way are now anxious 10 meet the
Overlands or any other team. For
games call Mgr. Mack. 4037. Score.
Troopers .... 100 O1O 90 l. .
Hnltops 900. 100 O10 600 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
LOCAL TEAM DEFEATS
TlPPECAN0E NINE

Heavy L.,sing and the brilliant
pitching on spaid took the Osceola
All Stars off their feet, and the Sill
yer Edge team won by the score Of
y 20 2 The game Wa ; played on
the Osceola grounds. Spair hit
the longest drive on that ground
seen in several years. The Silver
Edge team hit Smith hard placing
twelve swats beyond the OsceOla
lads reach. while Spair held Osceola
team 20 lonely biugles Next sun
DAY the silver Edge team wishes 10
arrange a game with Hntops or
Perkey Cubs. games can be secured
by calling Main 1888. Score.
Silver Edge 200 024 OO3-11 IL .
OsceoIa ...... 600 600 O2O- 3 ?
Batteries. SPAR and Barry: Smith
and Jasper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
ST. PAUL WINS TWO.

ST PAUL Aug. IS. St Paul
made il five straight from Indian
apolis Sunday. winning twice. 8 TO
and 10 /. The largest crowd in
st. Paul's history witnessed the
double victory. 5000 filling the
stands and the extra bleachers
around the outfeld fences The
second game was called under the
state o o'clock law in the eighth
inning.
With Louisville's double defeat at
the hands of Milwaukee today. and
the I'VE straight defeats for Indian
apolis. ST. Paul took a firm hold on
first place. The scores:
First game:
indianapolis 200 100 100 .
ST. Paul ......1O2 800 OO'-6 u o
Hin. Cavet and Leary; Niehaus
and Hargrave.
Second game:
indianapolis 49,. .O1O 600 OO-1 2 /
ST. Paul 900 O41 OIL S ?
Called under the o'clock law
Steel and Leary. Williams and
Hargrave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
ILLINOIS WOMAN
ALMOST GAVE UP
Mrs. Buley Had Suffered
Twenty Years - Is Per
fectly Well Now.

When my friends ask me what
caused my wonderful improvement.
I lust say 'Tanlac. and they seem
to understand" said Mrs. Burl Blu
ley. residing at 521 Baxter Court,
Canton. Illinois. while talking 10
Tanlac representative the other day.
For the past twenty years con
tinuAd Mrs Bpley, Il have suffered
from acute indigestion. and when
these spells came on me the pain
and misery I underwent is simply
more than anybody will ever know.
NY stomach was in such bad condi
ton that the least thing ! ate would
cause me to suffer terribly after
wards I finally got 10 where even
a little milk and toast would cause
me TO have bad cramping spells. and
gas would form so bad that ! could
hardly get o good breath This
condition kept up until I was so
weak and nun down that I was not
able 10 attend 70 my Homework.
also suffered great deal from head
aches. and sometimes l would have
such bad spells Of il that II just
seemed that my head was going 10
burst. I was so nervous all the
time that the least little thing would
upset me. and never knew what
good nights sleep was. Nothing I
took II the way OF medicine and
treatment seemed TO do me any
good AZ all. and I had just about
given up all hope Of ever being well
again.
Well. the papers were having
great deal 20 say about Tanlac. and
so many people were being benefited
by using it. SO I got my husband 20
get a hottie OF il for me. The day
that commenced taking Tanlac
certainly marks the turning point
for mo. for I began 20 improve be-
fore I had finished my first bottle Of
;his wonderful medicine. Why. in
little or no time I could eat Just
anything wanted without suffer
ing afterwards. and I just continued
10 improve until my twenty years
OF suffering is completely al an end.
I eat things now that I haven't
dared touch for years. Those awful
aches have left me. too. and
never have a sign Of acute indiges-
ton. In fact I am perfectly we'll in
every way. and when night comes
now, I sleep like a baby for eight or
nine hours tell everybody I meet
about Tanlac. for I know II is solely
responsible for the good health J
now enjoy"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend By
the Central Drug Store and in Mish-
awake by the Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
N0TRE DAME FRESHMEN
TO MEET VALPARAISO
ND to ~ 80 TImes

Special 20 The News Times
VALPARAISO Ind. Aug IS -
The University Of Notre Dame
Freshmen eleven VIII open the grid
iron season here on oct II. accord
Ing 20 en- announcement made by
DIT George KeoEan. athletic coach
or Valparaiso university.
The local university team viii
play six games this fall Contests
have been arranged with Hanover
college on oct %. MoruinEside
Nov. /: Pennsylvania. Nov. S; st
Louis university, Nov. '25. and Uni
versity OF South Dakota on Thanks
giving day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
"SONIE ACE"

a negro on the stand in an Ala
bama court house was testifying 20
he details Of a shooting scrape. The
witness told how the prisoner at
the bar drew a revolver and began
firing AT one George Henry. and how
Henry ran 20 save himself
You said Henry ran ." interJected
The lawyer for the defense.
Oats what ! said
You sure ne ran ."
"Sho is"
Well did ne run fast ."
Did ne run fa-Say. boss ef dat
niger had O. had one feather in his
hand he'd O. few. Dodge News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
DODGERS CATCH
REDS SLEEP INC
Smith WhiteWaSheS League
Leaders - Seven Hits Off
SaIIee in Seven Innings.

BROOKLYN. Aug 1s.-BrOOklyn
turned the tables on Cincinnati sun
day shutting out the visitors. three
20 nothing Smith allowed only
three scattered hits. divided between
Rath and Daubert He. gave only
one pass and received perfect sup
port. The Dodgers got zen hits in
GLIDING four doubles. off Sallee
Smiths single. and doubles by John
ston and Wheat scored two runs in
the nth Olson's double. JOhnstOn's
sacrifice. and Grifhth's sacrifice fly
brought in the third JohEston's
hitting featured Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
0UIMET LEAVES BED TO
CONTINUE GOLF COURSE

PITTSBURG. Aug. Is. - Francis
Ouimet will continue play in the
national amateur golf championship
Monday at the OakmOnt Country
club against the advice Of two ply
sicians who we're called 20 attend
him last night when he developed
a temperature OF los. Ouimet felt
badly on the inward nine holes in
the preliminary qualifying round
Saturday and 70 add 10 his discom-
fort ne was caught in the terrific
storm which broke over the course
as he was playing the last hole He
went 10 the club house drenched
The Boston golfer was confined
20 his bed Sunday and although his
temperature was around normal.
physicians said he ought not 10 at
tempt the long grind OF the national
championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
JUDGES DOUBLE SPILLS
THE BEANS FOR TIGERS

DETROIT. Aug. 1S.-sA two base
hit into the crowd in the eleventh
inning by Judge after Joe Leonard =
single and Janvrins sacrifice enabl-
ed Washington TO defeat Detroit to-
DAY four 10 two. Enforcement Of
ground rules because Of the crowd
in the field limited 10 two bases each
long drive by Shorten and Cobb and
ives the cause of ten doubles. Thirty
on thousand people. the largest
number that ever attended a ball
game in Detroit. witnessed the CON
test Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCTATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.

Chicago New York (rainI
Cincinnati. o.; Brooklyn. 2.
American League.
Philadelphia. ] Chicago. 3.
Boston. 2-G. St Louis. IL
Washington. I \: Detroit. >
New York, q: Cleveland. .
American Association
indianapolis. IL. st. Paul. &C
Louisville. %: Milwaukee. &c
columbus. ID. Minneapolis. .
Toledo, II; Kansas city, ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
TOLEDO WINS 10

KANSAS CITY. Aug 1S.-Toledo
took he first game OF scheduled
double header mere sunday after
noon from Kansas CITY 10y a score
OF II TO 9, the game going Il in
nings Four innings OF the second
game had been played when the
game was called ny agreement.
Seven pitchers were used by the TWO
teams in the first game in which ]
two-hase hits were made. Scores,
Toledo
0iO 112 200 600 Oil IS 4
Kansas City
21O OlO $50 600 CO. 10 :
Muius. Brady. Ferguson and Muir
ply. johnson. Evans. Henning. Hill
and I.4Ionge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

Two base hits-OlsOn, Johnston,
Wheat. Ward Stolen base-Johns-
ton Sacrifice hits-Daubert. Olson.
Johnston. Sacrifice fy-Griffith.
Double play-Konetchy and Olson.
Left on bases-Cincinat g: Brook
lyn Z. Bases on balls Smith.
Hits-offt Sallee 10 in z, of Luque
nothing J. Struck out-by Sale j.,
smith l. Losing pitcher-Sallee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

Two base hit-Jackson. Three
base hits-LiebOld Kopp. Stolen
hase-Dugan Sacrifice hits-Nayl-
or. Weaver. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia 8; Chicago 3. Struck out
by Lowdermilk 3 NaylOr l. Errors
Burns and Dugan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
WHITE SOX WIN
FROM ATHLETICS
Game Was Called in the Sixth
Inning on Account of a
Rain Storm.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Chicago de-
feated Philadelphia three TO one to-
day in a game which was called at
the end Of the sixth inning on ac-
count OF rain. The locals punched
hits in the first and third innings
and made their runs. while single
and triple were responsible for the
visitors lone run Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

Two base nILs-ABntW s, j. LeOH-
ard, Cobb 2; Shorten. Veach. Judge
,. Stolen bases-JOneS. Rice Sac
rifice hits-Agnew, Milan. Janvrin.
Double play-Shanks TO Judge. Left
on Washington p; Detroit s.
Bases on ballS-off Leonard 2 Struck
out-by Johnson 4: Leonard S. Err
rors-Janvrin ?.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

YANKS DRIVE INDIAN
PITCHER FROM MOUND

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. IS
New York defeated Cleveland six 10
two in the first game OF the series
here Sunday by punching hits on
COveleskie. and Morton Mogridge
was effective except in the seventh
inning. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
MINNEAPOLIS BRFAKS FVFN.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug IS.-Minne-
apolis won and lost with Columbus
sunday before the largest crowd OF
The season. Scores were . 10 and
3 70 2. George OF Columbus. after
being beaten IN the first game. pitch
ed the second and won out by mas
terly twirling Whitehouse pitched
a strong game III the opening ses-
sion aNd was given splendid support
especially by DAVIS Scores.
First game.
Columbus .... .0e0 00I 00t-1 s @
Minneapolis coo 0oI 01.-2 @
George and Peckhouse. White
house and Henry.
Second game.
Columbus .... I0l Ole 00o-3 2
Minneapolis - U10 100 600 r
Gearge and Wagner. Craft, Schau-
e. and owens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

81 Louis az Boston
Cincinnati az Brooklyn
Chicago az New York.
Pittsburg no Philadelphia.
American League.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
Boston NJ St Louis.
Washington az Detroit.
New York az Cleveland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

-
South Bend
SOUTH Of a
Joseph
south
lakes
propsr>. mile altitude.
ASSESSED VALUATIONS estate improvements personal
s3S11ossO.
Bonded debt .ttsSb00
Sinking fund ....-..--..-......---.. Sails
Net debt .-.-. ttt7ss7
CITY PROPERTY AND FIXED ASSETS: 1s.ots.aOI
CLUBS Chamber Of Commerce with exclusive club house and
equipment Inda Club. Clue
Club Progress Club. Kivans Club. Ad
League University Club Country Club with
complete Also
intellectual
social life
DEATH RATE: $50 per 1000
1854 per 1000.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION Eighteen grade public schools
s126O.ooO A A
school Twelve parocha
approximately $4,000
public build
High School with attendance OF about thou
provided by 7. NJ A and
Y. w. north Of
Academy
provides girls
schools music
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES An ImDA.tant induce
ent to industries may require
plant Space
power company
low Rental includes was heat
procuraNe
Chamber OF Commerce for list and photos
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: Ten banks companies
with total resources OF 122sSOsssO2
LABOR. South Bend is what s cssed In labor
abundance skilled unskled
plenty
ma own their homes
ncaP aSs tn: f9SEHs % most s
steady normal though rapid sFo" IN such ssOT Ss
Commercial center. ~
s BSB91 s Ss Census ss 5s s' and ' Si! $3.50 1890
POWER. approximately
NOSE s DDE Sb G Sour south s IN H SToa
aShd here OF are pc nSuoameH O mo aHusotar ean
overlook "
At S2s cost sSS5 S' 80 S s % e?s per A
Gas to per
PUBLIC sAT! Fir: @ stations 1o at'lHS
h S BY
Value buildings and contents at risk in the last
Average loss per year year.
%G6 S1 S s %se and two pon''
RELIGIOUS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS sixry-si1 churches
including all leading denominations = NJ A. costing with
eQg1pWsnt ao0oo COSTING SIS Soc O Ss % sal
one at No Dane Two hospitals and county inarHsy ana an
orphans
length Of ALL and in
alleys
paved being
STREET L1eHTs Toss. public lights lss. including 400
illuminated The improved
cluster lghts
STREET RAILWAYS CEIectric). city limits
PHO Central a 1 TSion a ss: @ IS:
Chicago.
intermediate
Automatic exchange stations.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES south Bend eight
ne
Inda & A he LAX g.
Indianapolis o
ne
Chicago
Bend md
indianapolis
Michigan.
FREIGHT RATES L following points
CLASS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-18

Roland ROhlfs. chief testing pilot
of the Curtiss Engineering Corpora
ton. who recently assembled 10 a
height of 3O.70O feet over Roosevelt
Field. L. l.. breaking the American
altitude record. ROhlfs was pre-
vented from going higher by his en-
CINE which became chilled when the
mercury registered 25 degrees below
zero. He made the trip in a Curtiss
Wasp" machine with Curtiss
twelve-cylinder motor NOJwith
standing the cold and wind encount-
cred at this tremendous height
Rohlfs climbed out on one OF the
wings OF the airplane 20 make ad-
justment He is now planning
trip which he says will carry him
10 5000 feet