Evening journal., 1922-01-25
BAN DRINKING
BY FIREMEN
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with an S-inch circle and stamped
with the number OF the company on
same.
That one OF the old FIRE alarm
stations being taken out Of service
be placed In the training tower OF
No. house to instruct mombers In
the proper method OF handling.
The United States Tire Company
has agreed to replace free OF charge
the rear tire OF the pumper OF En-
/ gine Company No. 7, which came of
while responding to an alarm Of fire
Sunday evening, as the same. pur-
chased by the Fame fire company,
had been guaranteed.
The I-beam n the tower OF No. 6
house has been turned so that Il
may be used in drying hose.
The roof OF Engine House No.
which leaks has been ordered re-
paired.
W. w. Hartman and f. c. Nc
Auliffe, representing the Middle Di-
vision OF the Underwriters. are here
securing information relative to the
fire department Assistant Chief
Crockett has been assigned to as
sist these men and one OF the de-
partment automobiles has been
placed at their disposal.
The following special order has
been issued by Chief Lutz; Effec-
tive at once. No one, officers nor
members, will stand near. sit near,
nor hang out OF windows OF Station
Z, second or third floor. make signs
or communicate In any way what
ever with anyone on the outside. es-
pecially girls and women. Any vio-
/ lation OF this order will be severely
dealt with. and officers permitting
such violation will be held account
able"
The use OF intoxicating liquors at
any time by members OF the fire de-
partment has been positively forbid
den. The first offense calls for sum-
mary dismissal from the depart
ment Smoking while in uniform Is
also forbidden.
The fire loss reported for last
week is approximately $4,000, most
OF the fires for the week being ex-
tnguished with trihing loss.
Fire Marshal Ainscow's reporr
shows that Deputy Marshal willard
S. Yarnel made 12S inspections {,
date. so during the past week; Dep
! utv william II. Hahan, 129 inspec
tlons TO date and 9S last week.
The Marshal reported that ne hat
refused the request OF Newberr,
Brothers to open a mattress factor,
in the basement OF the property a
217 West Fourth street until
J sprinkler system is installed.
In one Market street busines
= house employing a number OF peopl
E the fire escape was found to empt,
o into a second floor sky-llght.
The ground ladder TO the fire es
cape Of a Shipley street apartmen
s house was found to be secured &
r the roof, an electric wire condui
;. having been run through the ladder
making its use impossible in IN
: event Of fire.
Il Much Of the marshars repor
e deals with hazardous condition
found al the Physicians and sur
u geons' Hospital. Eightl and Adam
streets. which he inspected Satur
n day. The marshal recommends fir
Il doors on the passage ways fror
e the old to the new hospital build
n ings.
& He found open elevator shaft
II which he termed "hues to fee
r. flames" He urges that these b
closed in Immediately and recon
mends that the dumb waiter shaf
be freproofed. In one OF thes
5. shafts the marshal reports findin
n oily rnops and dust rags stored. Tn
r condition results in "spontarcot
e combustion" the report states.
2 The marshal recommends th'
doors be constructed TO replace th