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Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

J. W. Parrish left Monday for St. Louis. From there he will go to Louisville, Ky, where he ex- poets to reside. Mrs. Parish will follow at an early date. We re- gret very much to lose these good people from our city, but wish them all success in their future work.
 * *
 Rev. Fred Lehman and family received a severe. pounding" last night by the members of his congregation, who surprised him by appearing at his residence loaded down with good things to eat. They were given a hearty welcome, and a very enjoyable time was had by all.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

Frank McGarty, of Manning, spent Sunday here the guest of Allen Brady.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

J. E. Cooper and wife, Rev. J. W. Harrell= and Miss Peggy Young motored to Hot Springs this afternoon.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

c. W. Clark and Geo. Zarr, of Little Rock, are here looking after business in connection with the Arkansas Brick & Tile Go.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06
J. c. Kline, of Donaldson, was a Malvern visitor today.
* * *

Quinn Glover and Homer Goodman, were home from Ouachita college to spend Sum- day and Monday with their par ents.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06
TIMETABLES
Iron Mountain g Southern Railway
NORTHBOUND

No. St. Louis, due 7:01 a m fast No. 2s Little Rock Local 11:22 a m. No. 36 Little Rock Local 4:23 D m No. [ St. Louis fast 7:10 D III
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

TRADE IN MALVERN
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

The Sullenberger Street Circle will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Jno. Carmichael on Locust Street.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

Attorney H. Berger is looking after legal matters in Fordyee Hot Springs and Little Rock this week.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06
Try our lunches-The Elite.

Try our lunches-The Elite.
 * * s.
 Private board with neat spare bed room to those who care. Call and investigate Geo. Clem, 521 Main St.
 Mrs. Chas Baker is confined to her home on account of a severe attack of grippe.
 < sf For first class Dental work, see =Dr. Browning, office over Nights store, corner Main street and Page Avenue. Phone, office 49; residence, 148W. Open evenings, by appointment.
 < @; a:
 MT. and Mrs. Cohn and baby of Crossett are in the city visit ing the latter's mother, Mrs. Middleton.
 *
 The Sullenberger Street Circle of the M. E. Church will meet at Mrs. John CarmiehaePs home Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

Miss Marjorie Sumpter left to- day for a two days visit in Little Rock. While there she will wit ness the Bernhardt perform ances.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

We have the incest fountain in town and serve everything that can be served over the fountain. Call and see for yourself-The Elite.
Malvern daily record., 1917-02-06

Among the Malvernites who have recently become Ford own- CTS are Dr. E. H. McCray, J. w. Dixon, J. E. Cooper and the Wis consin 6 Arkansas Lumber Go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
ALDERMAN PROTESTUJA
PRZECIW ZNIZKOM


Ma sesyi wczorajszej rady mieJ
skiei komitct finansowy pred
4ozvs budzet ma rok przyszly. kto-
nv Jest O S3,1OO,0OO missy nlz
brtdzet w roku sic kohczacym,
Dwic trzecic alderman6w pre-
Civ znizkom tym protestowalo.
Obrady mad budzetem trwaf be,
ca ieszcze przynajmnicj miesi9c.
AID. Richert wczoraj wniosl
rezolucye, wyznaczajaca, lie de-
partamenty miejskie NIGGA wy
dac w styczniu do czasu PREY
iecia nowego budzetu. Prosif,
azeby te rezolucye natychmiast
przyjeto. Gdy alderman usiy-
sell, jak wielkie obciecia wy
datk3w komitet proponuje' do
magat sic zaczeli odlozenia re-
zolucyi do nastepnego posiedze-
MIA. Aldermanom gl6wnie cho-
dzi O to, ilu funkcyonaryuszy
mieiskich bedzie odlozonych w
kazdym departamencie. Spraws
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
NAJWIEKSZA POTRZEBA
NARODU.

w obccnych dniach bezprzy-
Nadnego Swiatowcgo dramatu
potrzebujemy zdrowego narodu.
Jezeli slabosG i choroba jakim
narodem owiadnie, jest on zgu-
bionym. Zdrowie jest fundamen-
talna podstawa zycia, a glowna
podpora zdrowia jest Aoiqdek. A
zeby zapobiedz %chorobie, trzeba
60 utrzymywat czysto. Trinera
Amerykahski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma jest najlepszem ma to le-
karstwem. Czysci wnetrznoSci |
wzmacnia je. Wszystkie Vase
dolegliwosci ;zolqdkowe. jake "a
twardzenic, niestrawnost, b0i
glowy, nerwowost, bezsennoSt, o.
g6lne osiabienie it'd. pc TEN mi.
kna. w aptekach. Cena Sl.lo, -
Meki reumatyzmu, neuralgia,
lumbago it'd, zatruwaja przyjem-
nose 2ycia. Mona temu zapo-
biedz PREY pomocy Trinera Lini.
mentu, ktory jest r6wniez dosko-
nalym ma zwichniecia, nadwyre--
2enia, opuchniecia. zmeczone mu-
szkuly / nogi. w aptekach IS |
65 cent6w, p~ocztq'45 i rs cent0w.
- Joseph Triner Company, wiel-
kowytwr6cy lekarstw, 1888
1913 s.. Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill.
(Oof
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
W1ad. Doenges,
Notaryusz publiczny,
10 n. Ashland ave. (Ogl.)

w kilku siowach" - pisze
pan Ernest Tantant, Jr., Z Han
cock City, Mich, - .zamierzam
opowiedziec wan, re jestem mad
zwyczaj zadowolony Z ORA. Pho
ira Gomozo. Bylem w tax nadWa-
tionem zdrowiu, il ME bylem W
stanie wykonywac mel piracy.
Przez uzycie tego lekarstwa Cd
zyska}em me zdrowie i silly i mo-
&c sic oddawac mym zajeciom 2
powrotem. Zyskuje r6wniez ma
wadze: Wobec tego jestem zado-
wolony, re zapoznalem sic Z Ora.
'Piotra Gomozo. Zawsze bede je
utrzymywaf w mym domu."
Oto o~powiesc, powtarzana wko
10: ,bylem chory' 6becnie jes-
tenn zdrow, wskutek uzywania te-
60 starego lekarstwa zio1owego."
Ora. Piotra Gomozo ME MONA
nabyc wv patekach. Specyalni a
genci d~ostarczaja je ludziom
wprost do ludzi Z laboratoryum
fabrykantow, DR.. Peter Fahrney
and Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne
ave, Chicago, Ill. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29

WI ONAS6OAS w
MIA, ktoree sic odbedzie W po-
niedzia}ek pred poludniem.
Il. w. W." zADA UsUNIE-
CHA
AGENT0W z BIURA.
G.. F. Vanderveer, adwokat or
eanizacyi Il. w. W., (Przemy-
slowych Pracownikow Swiata),
wczoraj stanal pred komisarzem
federalnym Masonem i zqdaf, a
zeby marszalkowieu sunieci 20
stall z btu. tel organizacyi pnr,
1901 w. Madison ul., i azeby
wszystkie materially, skonfisko-
wane W niedawnej ob}awie, o
staly oddane w rece tymczaSo-
wych urzednikow.
Marszaikowie federalni pred
ledenastu dniami obiozyli aresz-
tenn biura Il. w. W." i ME po-
zwalaja do Mich wejSc zadnym
czhonkom tel organizacyi. Adv.
Vanderveer oburzony jest ma t.
procedure.
|, W{adze federalLe Sledza takze
pewne usiiowania zaproWadze
MIA sabotage, przypomlnaJace
melody czionkow Il. w. W." w
innych czasach, gdy sic toczyfa
rzeciw MIN akcya sqdowa. W
ostatnich dniach wyszly ma jaw
spiski. noszace znamiona tel or
! eanizacyi. Wykryto spisek, kto-
nv mial ma celu zniszczenle sPlch-
ROW w Stanach SrodkoWozacho-
Gnich w biezacym tygodniu, gdy
wielu str6zow spedza swleta
wsrod swych familii. Wykry-
to take spisek otrucia drobiu
tydia domieszaniem arszeniku
innych trucizn do soil, otreb
nnego pokarmu ola zwierz2t'
! Znaleziono take mielone szklo
w ryzu, dostarczanym ola armil
Szklo bylo tego samego koloru
co rye / trudno bylo je dostrzedz
!Szklo take znaleziono w poml,
corach przeznaczonych ola armil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
B. SZEF w oGNIU KRZYzo-
WYCH PYTAN.

B. szef Healey wczoraj byi
przez przeszlo dwie godziny W
ogniu krzyzowych pytan, zada-
wanych. mu przez prokuratora F.
Tohnsrona W Saddle sedziego Sa-
batha. pred ktorym jest proce-
soHpany Z dwoma innymi oskar-
z6nymi o p~rzyjmowanie graftu
pd nor zepsucia ! %szulerni, oraz
la awansowanie i przenaszanie IL
(rzedn5kow policyjnych. Byla to
egzaminacya nadzwyczaj zajmu-
j;aca. B. szef czesto powtarzai
iodpowiedz, re panied mu ME do
ipisuje, a nawet ME m6gi sobie
przypomnieG, co czynil przez cite
(rv lata swego zycia. Prokura-
tor Johnston take czesto wyka-
zai. re zeznania b. szefa byly
sorzeczne co do waznych faktow
co wykazal ma podstawie roczni-
kow gazet z pred 20 laY.
Sensacyg bylo take, ady co do
pewnych zarzutow b. szef zaslo-
nil sic burmistrzem Thompso-
mem. Bylo to w ciagu egzaml-
nacyi wstepnej przez adv. Hea-
Iva, obronce b. ~szefa, ktora trivia
la przez Gala sesye poranna. W
tel egzaminacyi b. szef przedsta-
viii sic jako narzedzie W rekach
Surmistrza Thompsona, ktorg
byl istotnym szefem policyi, a je-
90, t. j. Healey'a, uzywai tylko
DO wypeniania rozkazow. B.
szef o$wiadczyi w~yraznie, re bur
mistrz mimo jego -~proteStow,
przeni6sl porucznika Fitzgerald
! Shoemakera, oraz Przywrocil
licencye notorycznego wyszynku
kabaretu I. Levina w dzlelnlcy
murzyhskiej. Swiadkowie &c
znali poprzednio, jak wiadomo,
re w tych dw6ch wypadkach b.
szef policyi miai otrzymac graft,
Gdy wczoraj burn. ThomPso-
nowi powiedziano o zeznaniach
b. szefa policyi, odpowiedziai tyl-
ko dwoma sfowami: Did hep
ICY tak?l. Jest to podobno
pierwszy wywiad, jaki burmistrz
udzielii prasie cd kilku tygodni,
B. szef ME zachowywal sic z
takim spokojem podczas egzami-
nacyi krzyzowej prok. Johnsto-
ma, jak podczas pytah, zadawa-
nych mu przez swego Obrohce.
Krecil sic wciaz ma krzeSle, be-
bnil palcami ma poreczach, nogi
wciaz zaklada} to tax, to owak,
marszczyl twarz ! wlepiai wzrok
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
MIEJSCOW A?

to w sufit to W rogi sail. -Cze-
sto powtarzai, re ME pamieta hub
re sobie ME przypomina. B.
szef utrzymywa}, re mic ME pa
mieta, co czynii Cd r. 1888 do
1888. wiacznie. Navel gdy mu
pokazano miejski directory.
ktore wykazuje, re byl' detekty-
WEN, Healey odpowiedziai, re So
bic mic ME przypomina. w
kohcu przyzna}, re przez diva
miesiace z tego czasu byi prywa-
tnym detektywem, i re co reszty
mogl bye agentem asekuracyJ-
pym, lecz ME Pamieta.
Sedzia SABBATH zakazal prok.
Johnstonowi zadawac pytania b.
szefowi CO do zarzutow, re ten,
gdy byl specyalnem agentem ko-
lei Chicago and Northwestern
pred IS laty, mial falszowac Ii
sty pracownik6w ! pobierac pod
wojne pensye. Lecz prok. John
ston wydobyl nova niespodzian-
ke, gdy przedlozyi zeznanie "a
przysiezone Cd z. w. H~annessey'
ego oszusta Il szulera Z pred s.
laty, ktory oskarzyl b. szefa, re
=, ten 60 aresztowai, a nasternse
przyjal $3.50 ! obiecat wypuscic
ma wolnoSc. Ma to take b.
szcf odopwiedziai, re ME PANIC
ia.
Prok. Johnston takze wyl;a-
zal sprzecznosc W zeznar'ach b.
szefa co do wydarzen z pred
lat 10. w roku tym bcmDa
eksplodowala w mieszEaniu J.
HilIa w Morgan Park, ktory 5yi
znany jake wrog szulerdw. Tho
mas Costello odnoSnie do tel
eksplozyi zeznal pred kilku
dniami, re dat b. szefowi $500,
azeby ukartowa} dOwody pre-
civ Hill'owi, wykazujace jakoby
on sam bombe te ~podrzucii. b,
szef zarzutowi temu zaprzeczyl
podczas egzaminacyi przez swe-
go obronce. Wczoraj prokura-
tor Johnston wykazai artykuia-
mi w gazetach I tego roku, re b.
szef przed5tawial fakta inaczeJ,
DIS dodatkowo ~prCkurator pred
Icy W sadie kopie raportu iawy
sedziow wielkoPrzysieg}ych z
w~rzesnia, r. 1898, w ktorym to
raporcie byly szef otrzy-
muje surowa nagane "a
swe postepowanie w Sledztwie W
sprawie podrzucenia tel bomby
Krzyzowa e~gzaminacya b. SEE
ia przez prokuratora trwac be-
| die dis caly dzien i dopiero W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29

TdnrOlH, Lddd dllJl plLSE PiON"-
ratora.
CERMAK UZNANY MELVIN
NYM. :,
Glowny wozny sadow municy-
palnych A. ]. Cermak zostai
wczoraj uznany niewinnym "a
rzutow, podniesionych przeclw
MENU i jego funkcyonaryoszom
w charakterze urzedowym. Wy
rok zawarty jest w raporcie ko~
mitetu czterech sedziow municy-
palnych, ktorzy ma polecenie Ca
lego kollegium sadowniczego
sledztwo przeprowadzili. Wczo-
raj rapport ten zostai przediozony
wszystkim sedziom MUNICIPAL
nym, zasiadajacym jake sad l
rrzyjety. RAPPORT obejmuje pre-
szlo 1900 stronic. Przesluchl-
wano 13S Swiadkow. S~edzioWl"
debatowali mad him przez cztery
godziny. Zarzutow by}o 131.
RAPPORT opiewa, re przesluchy
"
licznych Swiadkow ME wykry1y
zadnych legalnych dowodow,
ktoreby podeprzec zdolaiy, ktory
kolwiek re zarzutow.
RAPPORT dalej opiewa, re w o.
pinii komitetu wozny CermaS
Jest rzetelnym, sumiennym, pra-
cowitym, starannym i zdolnym IL
rzednlkiem i re stara sic bluro
swe prowadzic uczciwie i spraw-
rie, dajac publicznoSci jak maj
lepsza' mozliwie obsiuge,
O dowodach i zeznaniach, zfo-
zcnych pred k]omitetem, rapport
m6wi. re sk}adaja sic z podejrzeh
niewIaSciwego zrozumienia fax
t6wi ustaw, a niekiedy zloSliwych
falszow. Dowody tie pochodz2
cd niezadowolonych procesowl-
Cow, Z natury rzeczy wrogo kI
woznym usposobionych, cd zdys-
kredytowanych swiadkow / oso9
nieodpowiedzialnych.
Sedzia Gemmill, gdy sic o wy
roku tym dowiedzial, oswiadczyf,
re komitet byl jednostronny I IL
rrzedzony ! re wyrok ten MONA
h,-lo nr~zewidZiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
DYNAMIT WE WEGLU
SZKOkY PUBLICZNEJ.

w zapasach wegla W sutery-
mach szkoly Publicznej Gage
Park, PREY rogu ulic S. Maple
wood i W 55tej, maszynista tejze
szkoly, C. Lawson, znalaz} ka-
waiek dynamitu. Doniesiono o
tenn natychmiast do wladz fede-
ralnych, ktd-e wdrozyiy sledzt-
wo.
Maszynista szkoly Lawson bez
zwiocznie uwiadomil glownego
maszyniste szkoi publicznych j.
Howatta. Ten sic porozumIaf
z innymi urzednikami rady s4kol-
nej i postanowiono sprawe oddac
w rece wladz federalnych, wzgle-
dnie p. H. Clabaugha, szefa blu
"a Sledczego departamentu spra-
wiedliwc5ci.
Niema ma razie zadnej poszla-
ki, ktoraby wskazac mogla, ia
kim sposobem dynamit dost2} sic
do wegla.
Szko}a obecnie jest prozna
wskutek SWAT. Odbywa sic W
niej tylko zwykle zimowe czy-
szczenie ! odnawianie. Niema
tam zadnych klopotow robotni-
czych. Wyrazono przypuszcze,
ME, re dynamit m0g} sic dosta1
60 wegla w kopalni. Jednai
inne mozliwoSci ME So wykluczo-
ne.
Jeden z urzeduikow rady szkol
nej zapewnia, re kazdy kaw2fek
wegla W tel szkole bedzie zba-
dany, azeby uspokoit dzieci i ro-
dzicow, re ME grozi zadne ME-
hezoiecZenstWO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
UWAGA REGISTROWANI
DO WOJSKA.

Wypelniam i potwierdzam wasz
kwestyonaryusz klasyfikacyi, ola
wstepujacych do wojska, mic ME
licze, ola zqdajacych uwolnienia
"a wypelnienie SOC, kazde nAffi-
daYit" 25C.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
WAY TO MORE MILEAGE FOR OWNERS
AND THOUGHTFUL DRIVERS OF CARS
CHAPTER Xxx

complete separation of the tread. An
entire new cover can often be applied
In a satisfactory manner, providing
the fabric is In fairly good condition,
but il is more practical, and certainly
less expensive to attend to the initial
injuries when first noticed.
Owners are sometimes surprised
and disappointed to learn from the
repair man that Il is not advisable TO
rebuild tires having good covers and
appearing, from the outside, to be all
right. This Is often due to separation
and decay OF the fabric body caused
by water working through neglected
cuts. The fabric is the real founda.
tion and strength Of the tire and 1t is,
therefore, highly important TO protect
II. -. III
II is suggested that after a long
trip. or at regular intervals, the. tires
be examined carefully. Remove tacks,
glass, nails and other objects before
they cause serious damage; wash mud
and other foreign matter from the
tires and heal the cuts, punctures and
snags with Cure-Cut or similar pre-
'parations on the market for emergen.
cy repairs. II unable to repair the In
jurses In this way, have the work han.
died by an experienced and compe.
tent repair shop. J..
Refer to Effects from Oil, Anti-Skid
Devices and Fabric Ruptures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
CADILLAC DEVICE -.
SAVES ALCOHOL IN
RADIATOR OF CAR

Prices of glycerine having scared to
almost impossible heights ION account
of the war;" many motorists have turn
ed to alcohol as the anti-freeze fluid
for the radiators of their cars. Alec
hol serves quite we'll in protecting
the radiator and cooling system from
freezing, but it's rapid evaporation
when heated necessitates frequent re.
newals throughout the winter. Now
the Cadillac engineers have found a
way to minimize the effects of evap-
Grafton.
In announcing this latest improve
ment to the Cadillac Eight, the COM
pany states that it is covered by basic
patent rights.
The device is strikingly simple in
principle and in application. 1t serves
as a trap for the alcohol vapors that
ordinarily escape, condensing them
and returning them in condensed form
to the active part of the cooling sys-
tenn. II consists OF q small tank and
pipe connecting the bottom of the
tank with the overflow pipe of the
radiator. When the heated liquid in
the radiator vaporizes-as always &C.
ours in motor car operation-both the
alcohol and water vapors are carried
through the pipe to the bottom of the
tank. which is partially filled with
the same liquid as is in the radiator.
AS the vapor bubbles up through this
liquid, 1t is restored to liquid form
and saved.
The top of the radiator is made air
tight by special gasket in the ra-
diator cap. The cap of the condenser
tank Is provided with an air vent.
When the liquid in the radiator be-
comes cooled. a vacuum forms and
the condensed fluid is forced back
into the circulating system.
The condenser also Conserves the
water supply in hot weather-an ad-
vantage when motoring through ter
ritcry where water is not easily avail
abe, The Cadillac engineers tested
It with excellent results during the
coolest weather Of last winter and
the extremely hot weather Of last
summer. Condensers are now being
placed on Tyne 55 cars-the current
models standard part Of the car:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

! Sam Steinhauser. Vice-president OF
| Smoot & Steinhauser, local accessory
dealers, returned to the city after
month spent on the Pacific coast He
arrived on the Wilhelmina on Tues
day. Steinhauser says that every
where he visited the roads were in
excellent shape. and California was
making much from the tourist crop
on this account.
Honolulu should have roads equal
to California" said Steinhauser. The
time is coming when we will have to
get down to the base of road evils and
find out why we cannot have roads
equal to those on the Pacific coast. |
asked hundreds OF land owners In
California, many who did not own
machines, regarding the prosperity.
They invariably said that good roads
had been the prime factor in bringing
them big returns on their investments.
There is one point that the Califor-
mans have adopted, and that Is the
fact that they are now assured that
good roads do not help the motorist
alone, but are big asset for the prop
erty owners. visited one man who
lived en- a road which had recently
been made as smooth as a billiard
table I asked him if he owned a
car. He answered in the negative,
and then replied that his property
had improved in value so much since
the road had been constructed that
he was a real booster for good roads
and would soon purchase a car.
Tourists want Hawaiian music
when they come to Hawaii. That was
one of the things that / learned while
en- visit to the mainland. / met
number Of returning tourists who said
that they expected to find Hawaiian |
music everywhere, but upon their ar
rival In Honolulu went to two popu- !
lar. dancing places, and did not find |
one Hawaiian selection played.
Business was especially good on |
the mainland, but l found that the |
prices charged for accessories were
as a rule slightly higher than that in
effect in Honolulu. People are get
ting in the habit of talking Honolulu
more than ever" he concluded It
was Tumored that Steihhauser would
take the fatal leap while in California.
but he came back alone, and denied
that there was anything to the story,
although he said he had a number of
friends coming down here this sunni
mer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20
AFEN POINTS WHICH ARE MOST
:: IMPORTANT TOOWNER Of AUTO

Ghen a car Is rolling II Is a fairly
tractable piece Of machinery; once II
starts 20 slide IL II not On a slippery
read the car Will roll across a bad
spot In comparative safety. When the
brakes are clamped on under such cir
cumstances almost anything Is apt 10
happen. II Is not uncommon for a
car TO swing completely around and
end by pointing In the same direction
IL was going when the wheels were
IGeke1. When approaching a slippery
spot, slacken speed until you know
you are safe THEN SLACKEN
SOME MORE Practically all auto
mobile accidents are caused by either
skiddlRg or brake failures. Most skid
ding comes from applying the brakes
or accelerating In a slippery spot.
FisHpe Joint Leak
May De Corrected
Nothing Is more exasperating than
the persistent. leakage OF a flange
joint on the manifold where copper
asbestos gssket is used. The trouble,
however, may be remedied by cutting
q groove around the post with a cold
chisel and another around the hole In
the flapge. when the studs are drawn
up the gasket Is compressed and part
ly fills the grooves, sealing the joint.
Timing Device Must BE oiled
When a combination timer and dis
trfbutor Is used few people think to
Iubricate the working parts. In this
timing device the circuit breaker
should be frequently cleaned and ad-
tusted: also q small amount OF fresh
oil used. o. n neglected for too great a
length Of tine the parts will rust and
stick. Ifthis takes place mlsfiring Is
bound TO result. =. ..-'...
One Of the causes of excessive cur
rent consumption In ignition systems
employing vibrator coils Is too much
tension on the vibrator springs. The
snring adjustment should be slacken-
ed until the motor commences 70 miss
explosions and then frightened down
Frsduaily until the firing again be-
comes regular. :. Further tightening
resnlts only IN useless consumption
Of current Z
Wire wheels are usually installed
over false hubs and locked In position
by Jock nuts. II Is advisable to insert
these iocr1uts frequently and tighten
same. HwhRel becomes loose on the
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false hub IL will creak and in time i'm
jure the fittings.
Quite often carburetor trouble may
be traced back 10 the intake valves.
II one Of tine intake valves does not
seat properly, or II the valve stem
sticks in its guide OCCASIONALLY. IL will
be difficult matter 10 obtain salts
factory adjustment Of the carburetor.
Battery Current May
Be Exhausted
Doctors and others who have occa-
sion TO make frequent stops and starts
OF the motor develop often what ap-
pears to be a defect in the electrical
system. The probability is when the
car used under such circumstances
fails to start with the starter, that the
battery current has rapidly been used
Up while no fresh supply has been
generated. Look first to your storage
battery under such conditions. II Is
not likely there IS anything seriously
wrong.
Brake Adjustment
Must Be Accurate
The unequal adjustment OF brakes
probably does more damage to tires
than actual wear. When one wheel
locks and the other turns free there Is
a great amount Of strain on the fabric
OF the tires on the locked wheel. By
placing jacks under each rear wheel
one can adjust the brakes OF each
wheel 10 be uniform.
Loose Fan Blade
Does Great Harm
The blades OF some fans have an
Objectionable habit Of working loose
on account OF defective rivetfng at the
hubs. and for this reason q new fan
should be rather carefully watched
for a time. A loose blade can do
great deal of damage to the radiator
When one blade goes the rest of the
fan often is damaged, II running at
very high speed, because OF the lack
Of balance.
Rubber Covering
Will BE Great Help
With cars having stiff clutch springs
II is advisable to cover the clutch
pedal foot rest with rubber to prevent
the foot from slipping. Especially in
wet weather will this be found help
full and restful to the driver. One can
also control the clutch action to bet.
ter advantage. ......