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LI 3,1 Ema: TWO Windes & Marsh Highland Park 650 Winnetka 222 Illinois Licensed. Surveyors Municipal . Engineers Phones He calls attention to the fact that while tornadoes travel at alapeed of about 80 miles, per hour, tt telephone message can travel as high as 186,000 miles a second. and even On the alow~ eat circuits will move several than!- and miles a second. Persons in the path of a "twisteef should be warned at once by telephone, says Dr. Bum.. phrey, who adds: “The use or the telephone is now so general that mod of the peogle of the cohmnnity could be warned in time to neck ufety." Dr. W. J. Humphrey, senior me- terologiat of the United States weather Bureau, asserts that mgch loss of life from tornadoes could be prevented by proper use of the 'tele- phone. , ' The practical benefits to be derived by having available these free-air records of temperature and humidity, in addition to the free-air wind move- ments obtained by .using pilot bal- loons, are obvious. Airplanes have dsitinct advantages over kites in this work in that they can be used in calms ‘and very light winds, can be flown near populous centers, and re- quire less time to complete a flight, a most important consideration if the data obtained are to be effectively used in current forecasting. Every knock " . boom'lbdt it the: homo town, knocker- thonxht they were boosting, they might quit 2'i') ins. _ Flights are to be made at about 8 a. m. daily, and are to reach a height of at least 3,000 meters. The data obtained will be available to the fore- caster by 9:30 a. m. and will include the temperature and relative humidity at various elevations, and many sup- plementary notes, such as visibility, cloud heights, thickness. etc. The Marvin metisorograph,,whieh is used for regular kite flying, is being em- ployed for this work. It is mounted in a specially constructed iron frame on the top of the upper wing of the plane, and is therefore Well exposed and unaffected by heat from the mo- tor. SAYS TORNADO LOSS I COULD BE AVERTED Meteorological Expert Advises Use of Telephone. to Warn of Danger A new feature of free-air obserVa- tions, which have long been made by means of kites and pilot balloons by the Weather Bureau of the United States Department of 'Agriculture, is observation by airplane. For the past year this type of observationfas been carried on at the naval air station at San Diego, Calif., and recently it has been started at Anacostia, D. C., un- der a eo-operative arrangement be- tween the Navy department and the Weather Bureau. it? That is your prbblem and mine. We must not be miisted by hysterical statements, we must not believe that the motorist Should be requires to exercise all the caution; it is a 0-50 game, the motorist and the pedes- trian co-operating." Weather Bureau Utilizing Them To Supplant Kites in " High Altitudes USING PLANES IN "The automobile' is here to stay. We cannot legislate it of?" the streeta. We cannot put all drivers having ac- cidents in jail. We, must live with this new device, and how shall we do a factor. . He has issued instrdctions to his motorcycle policemen to pick up children they see on the street flirt'- ing with death and take these chidren home to their parents. officers, will then read the parents a lecture on safety. l'0nly one thing could have awed that Irirl---eduention to danger. The commissioner points out that in the two deaths referred to, speed wps not “Needless to say, some reports and surveys are necessary," comments the bulletin. "What Mr. Donahue means to stress is that education is neces- sary if we are to reduce accidents, and in this belief we at the Chicago Motor club most heartily co In. On the day that commissioner nahue gave but this interview, two c lldren ‘were kill- ed, one of these ehil ran, a little tot, scarcely more than a baby, hung to a spare tire carrier, fell under the wheels of the car and was killed he- fore the driver knew of the accident. Could any policeman, unless he had seen that little girl climbing on the tire carrier, stop that accident? Could any direct police measure have pre- vented it? "ravAraaris,' "CHILDREN A bulletin issued by tho accident prevention jdetraetment ,of the Chicago Motor club quote; tune commissioner Edward Donahue, of Cleveland, 3; saying: "H the time and money spent in making annoys. om! reports were used to educue children and jaywalk- er: tq the dangers of tunic, Cleve. land’s automobile dead record would not be clued 'txo,tse'dirtgtr1tad." Police 0.0mm? Fm- Ctr. operation N'egded; Ftriiuw tion Will Not Dit Everything ' 11? ittiiitlit " AIR OBSERVATION Thirty thousand sweatéra are peed- ed before cold weather, to' meet the requirements of disabled eat-service men in hospitals. Mrs, Angus B. Hib- bard, who, since the beginning of the war, has knitted constantly for the soldiers, has accepted the chair-mane ship of this work for the Red Cross, Chicago chapter. . ' lFlower feihibits are, being 'held, in muy phtfea, but we have duke (ww.. ers of rhetoric that we need. ' thh _ There ate now 26,000 tax-service men in tht hospitals tnd an 'sqdal number of ur patients. Many of the men arrive at the hospitals with only the‘few clothes which they are wear- ing. Swedters hays been furnished to these urn from Red Cross Jmp- plies, bu t a supplies Ireh nearly bx- hauated. The call for hunters in nu urgent d? an old war-time request. Apply to the American Red Cross, 616 B. Michigan aventie, Harrison 6164, for instructions. C _ - l. "A railroad track always sugngts spliritered glass, a wrecked car, piin, oblivion". It takes about T ‘aeconds for a long express train to pass ofver a grad crossing. LIt taker20 seconds to brake down from 35 miles an Muy, once over the erasing, shift, and'go ahead." F , . "A left or right bend curve ingl gests hugging the right, hand ~rand, running under control and throttling to prevent a skid tor exactly the some reason“ plus ditches on either side, probable rough spots around the curve, a new and itntritd 'rtusk,amin, delay, expense, regrets. , "Braking down eats up 20 seconds. A erhsh eats up half an hour, a. day, weeks, sometimes eternity. f "For instance: The top of g hill-al- ways suggests hugging the right hand road because it suggests another but coming over the top at high speed, a dash, delay, pain, expense. " . Thirty Thousand Needed Before Winter for Disabled Bor. RED CROSS APPEALS, . J FOR MORE SWEATERS "After the first thrill pf making t a machine go, the superiority complex that all new drivers and many veter- ans have in a car, experience should show one that safe driving and date “brake speech are vital to "Mtrls, driving interests. _ . "Safe-driving itr simplyand solely a regulation demanded itfy common sense and no amount of.pmiaehing or pleading is going to reach the. man behind the wheel, while he is behind the wheel, until he conierto realize that he is part of his car and that when the car is hurt it is going to hurt. him personally, physically} or otherwise," says Charles M. Haynes,~ president of the Chicago Motor club.- Regulation Demanded by . Good Judgment; Preacying Does, Not Help Much "We learn that no per cent of the workers in this city of hnlf A million population have no regular use fire public transportation facilities,: 20 per cent walk toand from 'arork and 20 per cent use print; motor vehi- cles. Another 20 per ce t of the wage earners use suburban lines which leaves 40% to be" provided for by the street car systems and motor busses. Further study of the fitruretr. shows that the number of ,vrevenue\ street railway rides per capita in 'Walhlng- ton is 234 a year." ' _ , SAFE DRIVING IS ', MATTER 0F"SENSE The iUrures show further that strut car users pay the col'npanies an tmir.. age of 2.4t cents per mile for every mile traveled, the bin patron-38.66 cents per mile and the taxi Hderk 23.9 per mile. The report-adds: . srAsmarrxmmiarsr, 3 f , ARENOTSOFAST Statistics Show Tint MW” Move Slowly, Governnqt , ' Workers Especially ..: We survey angina" haw w handy collected data from 90,000., pets ions in the District of €91me and they furnish Some _irtterrmtiitii data: ' _ Those who! and from two tool: miles from home to oMee do it , ‘the rate of " miles per hour on _ cars, 7.5 miles per hour, on _ motor bosses and 10.8 miles per hour in mi. vote automobiles. .Theae ttttmsd, rep- resent the Henge daily-tram: move- ment, and were gathered by map: of questionaires ditstribtttedamontt '12lV poo people, 90,000 of whom took the trouble to answer. ' We hear a lot about th. will?” at which the average American tram. cl: in his every-day life. l but _,' this theme,’ like a late! others is hand on imagination principally if 'tttt thp. urea gathered in aha-am: lime! in this city at a half million poop}. can betakenhstoerfterdon." . 1. j; Most of thou who luv“ dpttirtritt of two miles ordeal from home ttt Mice, walk the dishing during; hlco weather and their.aviratte pun H just 8.7 miles per hour. The iigtmss pbow tahta streéet a: riders travel st the that street at riders trad ht'tho mobile plunger- at the average tare of 5.7 miles per hour. Thin}: of couple for 'he twoamile ”Mentors. m mam Pm mus; mam an. tumors diets, Report l 4ai1i,i,,,i,l,ii,,,,,t,g 30mm muons. . _, T ADOPT mes zoom First-Duty to Print New: non- estly and my Points . Southu-n Nmpn'par Wht#tters as.- sociation " u muting-held may. in Achevillo. N. c, adopted I but}! of ethics bmd on the mumption Nut a newspaper'- ttrrt duty is to W tht news. 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