The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 14

14 /NEWS1,000.000 SYSTEM FOR FIRE + NARMIN SERVE Partly Opened To-Day, It Is Underground ‘and Reduces * Peril to Minimum, BOON TO THE FIREMEN. Precludes Interference and Repetition, and Rouses Only the Firemen Wanted. New York City's million-dollar fre- slarm system was partly opened for service to-day, When twenty-two of fhe 252 alarm gireuits were cut lato the new central operating station of the Transverse Road in Central Park ‘The new fire alarm central office, con- tracted for during the Administration of Mayor Gaynor and finished in.1915, ig now completely equipped and the fystem is the last word in fire ularm telegraph cdnstruction, ‘The building has capacity for re: etiving simultaneously 252 separato alarms of fire from any part of Man- huttan Island, and is equipped w ‘transmit alayma to the fire engine BROOKLYN AUTO DEALERS. MAKE + PLANS FOR SHOW Will Be Held in 23d Regi- ment Armory—Opens | March 4. | If Lhe eleventh annual exhibition of the Brooklyn Motor Vehicle Dealers Association, the 284 Regiment Armory, Atlantic 4, and lasting a» full week, is not the greatest in the’ history of the organi- zation, it will not be the fault of t Show Committee, Certainly, it will he the handsomest ever staged in Brooklyn, Things have broken nicely for 1he Brooklyn dealers this year the recent industrial show has .al- lowed the motor car dealers to mule a deal with a decorator that will make the March exhibition unusually beautiful. The Show Committee has accepted the plan offered by the firm which decorated armory for the recent Industrial show, Not that the decer tions will be the same, but the deco- rators were able to plan for both shows at one and the same time, and so conmiderable money has been saved for the motor car menu. The question of lighting the big show is being given unusual attention this year. It has always been claimed houses over 168 different circusts. Beginning to-day the new system north of 145th Street, from the Har- Yem to the Hudson Rivers, went in:o service, with new fire alarm boxes every alternate block. There are no more than ten alurm hoxes to any one circuit, and each of the new alarm boxes is of the non- jaterfering succession type, so that jg the event of more than one alarm box being pulled on any one circuit for the same fire, there will be no mixing of the nimbers at the central office, for the box that begins to tap off the alarm half a second later than the box first pulled, will au jeatically withhold functioning un the first box pulled has finished reg! tering in thé fire alarm central of fice. ‘The system opened in part for op~ ation to-day is the first all-under- ground fire alarm system in Greater New York. It has been so construct: ed that no more than four fire engin? houses are on any one of the outgo- ing eircuite. that the Brooklyn shows have beon poorly lighted. To the uninitiated, it would seem as though the lighting of @ show is only a question of lights, While this is true in a measure, there are other things to be considered. Too much Heht, or light not properly distributed, is just as bad as too little light. @hadows ruin a show, and too much Hight has a habit of throwing shadvwa. Again, the drill hall is a mighty big barn, and it is quite a problem to properly distribute the Mumination According to present plans, there will be no exhibits in the halis of the armory. In the past it has been cus- tomary to show cara in the main on- trance hall. Last year exhibits ot accessories were staged in the up- stairs hall. This always has cauved considerable crowding at spots where crowding is a@ menace to the comfort of the spectators. A new flocr plan has been figured out which will do way with this objectionable feature of former shows. An increase of 100 per cent. in the number of fire alarm aignal boxes i4 provided for in ‘the new syatem. Under the present and much anti- quated arrangement of combination underground and aerial fire alarm cables there are about 900 fire alarm oxes\on. Manhattan Island. ‘The new system provides for 1,800 alarm boxes. ‘When completely operated from the Central Park station, which will be about next summer, the new system will be hailéd with especial delight ‘by the.members of the fire force, for {& is so constructed that each alarm sent out automatically taps the cir- enite to the engine companies re- quired to respond. For instance, if fire alarm box No. 1631 at Riverside ive and 146th Street were pulled e transmitting disc or stencil used im the certral office to send that par- ticular alarm out tb the department @ so filed or perforated as to auto- matically Covad pee the cireutts reach- tag the particular fire somnen’ due | Riapapen te that ir alarm, fuch a system an this is regarded as eeneficial to the health of the fire. men, for it means that firemen will me longer be required to leap out of hed and slide the brass pole to the epparatus floor, except in response to = alarm to which they are required 50. For the present fire alarms received over the circuits of the new system axe also recorded in the old central a on the top floor of old Fire Only the ones who are in close touch with the business realize the importance of the motor car industry im the United States and how people in every section of the country look forward to motor car shows. Figures show that one person out of every ten in the United States now owns a mo- tor vehicle—a grand total of approxi- mately 10,500,000 passenger care and | ‘wucks. —_—_—_—_—_—eoO— N. J. WOMEN’S RIGHTS PUT OFF 1,777 YEARS Equalization Bill as Printed Would Become Effective in 3,699 A. D. TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 1.—A reso+ lution by Assemblywoman Margaret B. Laird of Newark to give women all the legal rights men in New Jersey enjoy has struck ap obstacle in the House and is now back in com- mittee, The obstacle is o matter of 1,177 years whica, according to the resolution, if adopted, would be re- quired to elapse before the measure could become effective. _ The resolution creates a commis- sion to report on the equalization, ‘antil the new system {s wholly oper- ated within the new cehtral office. Im this way there is'a double check n all alarms received over the new etreuits until such time as numerous tests prove the new system is in 100 Der cent. working order, lature, The present term is the 146th session, and according to the resolution the report would be due in the year 3699. The error was discovered by As~ ‘The new fire alarm central operat-|semblyman Alexander Crawford of fae building -cest Father erating $228,000. img cables, conduits, fre alarm posts, @c., represents an expenditure of $1 983,000, exctustve of salaries for engi- neers, draughtemen, and inspectors. Knicker- hocker $80,000 and the fire alarm op- equipment cost approgimately | #!! bills. ‘The entire system, includ- Jersey City, who carefully scrutinizes a HE SAILED ON THE FIRST PASSENGER SHIP TO U. 8, ‘When all the fire alarm circuits| That Wae 64 Years Age-At 90 Be have been completely switched into the new central office, there will be Pregehes in Eugiand. WEYMOUTH, Fngland, Feb. “1.—A exercises conducted by Fire | clergyman who as a boy of six crossed Commissioner Thomas J. Drennan, at | on the first passenger steamship to which the Mayor, Fire Chief John | America eighty-four years ago recently Kenlon, members of the Board of Fire | preached a sermon at St. Paul's Chureh UnGerwriters and ethers will partici- In the interim, appropriations ish fre are being asked to here. He is the Rev. Vincent F. Ransome, alarm systems in Brooklyn, Bronx | ety, perhaps the oldest clergyman tn FOR DR. J. D. BURRELL Secretary of Presbytery Extension Board. Breektya-Nesses| York taking about the United Kingdom. He had to be helped into the pulpit, but hia voice was atitl clear and strong, which is to be held at] and Bedford Avenues, starting March CAUSE OF TROUBLE | IN TRUCK TIRES or Misuséd in Other ed in truck service :he trouble ts due in most cases to one of two reasons: Fither the tire is not su'**d to the type of work In which it is used, or the tire ls misused by overloading speeding or in gome other wa: 1 saistance of the technic vice bur y volume problem: ble Is encount a request that th pment of each truck be passed 01 In order that suffickent data » for the department's ny specific problem is ader ation » questionnatre form i as ) prepared and matled to most of ina truck owners of the countty. This should ve filled out carefully by truck owners seeking information. Copi may be secured by addressing the Techn.cal® © Department, United’ States Tire mpany, .0. 1790 Broadway, —— 1922 AUTO HANDBOOK ISSUED BY N. A.C. C. 155 Models Listed, With Prices, Spécifications and Other Details. One hundred and fifty-five mods « of motor cara are shown {n the 1923 Haad Book of Automobiles which has just been issued by the National Automo- | bile Chamber of Commerce. | ‘The beok ina ready gulde to the won: eral appearance, price group and spe oh cificationa of the principal models of at- | tomobiles and motor trucks being pro- @uced this year oy the leading manu- facturers in the United Statea who are members of the N. A. GC, C. The €140- line passenger car section fllustrates 156 models with 70 in the gasoline mer al department and 5 in the el vehicie division om= trie dustry in America haa become @ stand- ard of reference among domestic und foreign dealera, export houses, American | Consuls, State Secretaries, dealer a*so- giations and elnbs. ———_——- START PRODUCTION OF | THE NEW DURANT SIX, Production of Durant eix cylinder vara | starts to-day at the plant in Muncie, Ind., adcording to word received by Wiliam C. Poertnet, head of the Poe ner Motor Co., Metropolitan d tributers of Durant cars, It will not os long before actual deliveries commence in New York, Brooklyn and Newark on thia line which attracted so much at- tention at the automobile show. he Durant Six has several poin's of exceptional interest. 4 the “tubular backbone,” the ¢x- Durant patented device which He sailed for the United States In the hip Girtus, which left England on ' steams! March 28, 1838, the pe Pe nee + The Rev. Dr. Joseph Dunm Burrell,| AUTOS Kid, 46 IN CITY IN Secretary for the Metropolitan District Era Move- ef the Presbyterian New Board of Church by the Presbytery, Dr, Bacceed the Rev, Robert W. An-|six met death in the same month by the position|automobiles. ‘Trolley cars killed two. railroad of a Anthony has from thé First Presby- JANUARY. io January. lo New Fork City forty- One was killed at highway grade crossings, the occupant metgh, A MURATORE’S § CONDITION FAVORABLE. seventy persona tension of ine | were killed by automobiles in the State to [of New York, inehading New York City, ewes ‘ The National Highweye Protective | ment, has accepted the invitation of the} society report that the STmLE The condition of Lucien Muratere, J leading tenor of the Chicago Opera ’ é Borts of Rulgaria were reine by to-day. -Ays & Havas despatch. | to continue favorable . operated on for appendicitis pre eb the Audubon Sanitarium, Niob: Place, was this ‘This hand book of the automobile n-/ | | The frame em- | Provents distortion of the frame and| wheel of walnut and aluminum and a | soc eliminates all possibility of racking and|hoat of other details aqueaking of the body, ‘The Durant six is powered by an on- | t mine of the celebrated Ansted dean. | r tions a minute, Tire May Not Be Suited {0 Work, | This ts rated 25.4 home power and de- | velops 70 horse-power at 3,000 revo u- © of gontruction which ruled in the four- _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922, tion, meeting here yesterday. w. model Durant sixes come in fout he one chassis, They ar@ touring, ‘ondater, coupe and sedan bodies. All re splendidly appointed, the standards | Mt per, yilnder being followed in the slx, ‘ : 4 : . Mare Ways. ‘The spectfiesttons include 123% aoeaenniliinne Ry citanta) Gomes. Pg a. ah Through inquiries for advice irm{ Inches wheelbase, Timken axles and 4 hack, sasioe (nial puaclbay wy Sait Ps tha| bearings throughout, individual unit AUTOMOBILE MEN ELECT. rer tps and H. Greer, Lon ee *} construction of engine, clutch and trana- a . country the technleal service depart: | mission, extra large braking aurtace, 2¥x| CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—Thomas J. Hay | s2ilerion, acted yor tems Seen ment of the Cited States Tire Company | 4% inch cord tires, electric elock, lea Li hed Chicago was elected President Of| Ginder Abbott, New Orleans, and 4) has found that where chronic tire trou- {Upholstery (in the open models), steer ng !the National Automobile Dealers’ Ay. 9. Bidridee, Seattle, Greatest Truck Value on the Market New Prices Speed Truck now $1195 1 ton ton ton ton 6 ton “ “ “ “ “ 1395 1790 2090 2290 3090 F. O. B. Buffalo Service Stations Everywhere y Sera d “by HE new Stewarts are by far the best trucks Stewart ever built. Improved in design and workmanship; built of highest grade materials; Stewart quality maintained throughout. At Stewart new low prices, you get a better all- around truck for every purpose—sturdy, simple, profitable to own, practically trouble-proof. Stewart trucks have become famous in nine years for their long life and faithful service. HERRMAN MOTOR TRUCK CO. 607-615 West 57th St., New York Telephone.8$60, 8361, 8362, 3363 Y Y Dounce BROTHERS announce a substantial reduction | in the prices of their cars affective January Ist, [922 Columbus 7100 BONNELL MOTOR CAR CO. 562 Broad Street, Newark STRATTON-BLISS COMPANY 1847 Broadway, New York BISHOP, McCORMICK & BISHOP 1221 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn Decatur 4000 . 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