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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17
HOW 10 GET 9
What Some Of the Great .Financiers
Say About Amassing Wealth.

What Some of the Great .Financiers
Say About Amassing Wealth.
mo man can succeed in life if he
spends all he makes."-Lord Strath-
coma.
THE man who has to shake the
baby's bank for carfare will never
evolve into a Russell Sage.-George
Horace Lorimer.
Save, young man, and become re-
spectacle and respected. Franklin.
'If you want to be anything in life
or in your community, save your
money-and begin to do 1T right
away.1-Mark Hanna.
III you would be sure that you are
beginning right begin@to save
Theodore Roosevelt.
"a boy who is taught to save money
viii rarely be A bad man d a fail
ure. Gladstone.
First and last, keep out Of debt.
Begin ~ saving money, and, once he.
gun, never stop.s-Marshall Field:
ssave yonr money. Keep An az.
count hook and enter therein every
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERs, coDlNGToN COUNTY. S. s.

Watertown, S. d, April II 1917.
board met at the call of D. M.
Bannlster, chairman. Members pres
4 Bannister, Paterson, Groves.
Mlcnaels and Kranz; all present.
The purpose Of this meeting was Ia
comply with Chapter 298, Laws Of
1915. as amended by S. b. 1856, Laws
OF 1917, in regard to the collection of
iaeilnquent personal property taxes.
n board spent the entire day in.
3cnecKing over the delinquent list, of
said taxes.
On motion the board adjourned il.
I'll = o'clock q. M, April 18th.
April 18th.
The board met as per adjournment.
AL members were present.
On motion the surety bond of Sc
cur1ty National Bank of WATERFOWL,
issued by the American Surety Com
ipany N the sum of $4,000, was APP
on motion the personal bond given
SDy the Security National Bank Of Wa
tertoWn was released.
On motion, Cora Eichinger was
granted q refund Of s$5.873 on 1876 +
IN inc Ek OF The NWA Of Section 81
llS-65, by authority of subdivision S
of S. B. 81 Laws of I017.
The remainder Of the day ives spent
II checking the balance of the list of
personal property taxes.
On motion the board adjourned sub
Ject TO the call Of the chairman.
May 1st.
The board met at the call Of ID. Nj.
,Bannister, chairman. Members pres
ent, Bannister, Paterson, Michaels and
Kranz; absent, Groves.
The salary bills OF the county Of
sGcials, their deputies and clerks, for
the month Of April were on motion al.
lowed.
Routine business TOOK UP the time
until 2:30 p. MI, at which time the
board adjourned for the loyalty 8
rade The board convened again at
= O'clock and remained id session I'M
TIL 5so,eleek, afsWhiehs time the hoard
adjourned until 8 o'clock al m, May
End. y
May End.
The board met as per adjournment.
members present, Bannister, Pater-
g Michaels and Kranz; absent,
Groves. Sc
On motion the petition for q bridge
kcrobss Willow Creek, Just east Of
the Catholic cemetery, was approved.
On motion the petition for bridge
IN Henry township between sections
81 and S3-116-65. VAS approved
3 petition for bridge between
sections - and 3O-11755, lii Grace
|land. was On motion approved.
The hondS5of Cl1as. D0Nling as
sexI Do0k dep0Sitory. IA the sum Of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17

Wheelock Of Watertown il here visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Hopkins VIM. AFFORD Waited owe
Sunday with relatives III WatertoWn
MT ON, Bosworth and daueh
ter. Mrs. Roy Bosworth were water
town visitors iday Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. Carnahah were at Watertown
last Friday and Saturday ATTENDING
the funeral Of the late Chas, Wohler
Edward Murphy and Miss Gene
We've Brownell came down from wa
tertown Tuesday and visited several
days with Mr.. Murphy's sister, Miss
Elizabeth. They returned to Water
town misunderstanding journal.
Mrs. r. M. sproat was d passen.
ger to Watertown last wednesday,
,. p. Mckinney was a passenger
to Watertown Thursday morning and
returned Friday. 3. Sam Peterson was
up from Waterfowl Saturday visiting
with old friends and looking after his
property interests. Mrs. w. II. bud.
ley and Mrs. M. b. Moore went to
Watertown Thursday morning and on
account of the M. e st. L. passenger
they were IN being wrecked three
miles out of WATERFOWL. they were
obliged to remain until the next day.
DR.. Z. G. Hill, Of Watertown, was
here Tuesday on professional bust
ness. He was at Chicago last week
and saw General Jofre and the mem.
bers of his party. The doctor was
very much impressed with the appear
tance of the hero of the Marine and
said Chicago gave him a splendid re-
ception.-Bradley Globe.
Ted Martinson made a flying bust
ness trip to WATERFOWL Monday night,
Miss Mary Champion spent the
week end with friends in Watertown.
81 Mrs James Meadows, of WATERFOWL
is visiting at the home of Mrs. j. Z.
Tree. J.. Mrs. g. F. Thayer visited
Watertown Thursday last on business
connected with the Degree of Honor.
=. Ivan W.@Cobel made a trip to Wa.
tertown Saturday evening on business
which he Informed us was none OF
u business. Perry F. Loucks, a
prominent WATERFOWL attorney, was
in the city last Thursday on his way
to Minneapolis. ]. Walter Paul was
down from Waterfowl Monday morn,
ing and returned with the family cal
to WATERFOWL before dinner. :. John
B. Hanten, a Watertown lawyer. was
in town last Thursday counseling with
Hall, Alexander & Purdy in matters
connected with the late Dakota West
ern Assurance CoABrookings Reg
lister.
p. =. Johnson, Watertown, came
down Tuesday for q brief visit with
friends and relatives. VIM. Trumm
and Byron Sour went to WATERFOWL
Wednesday evening. Miss Christina
Opdahl visited relatives In WATERFOWL
a few days last week. Miss Violet
Hogie Of Waterfowl visited at the
home of her uncle, r. IA. Hogie, a
few days last week. Roy Stewart,
of Watertown, spent Friday and Sat
urday at the home of his grandpaT-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs.sA. G. Burlingame.
Mr. and Mrs. Gourtwright, Water.
town, are in town today visiting at the
3teurwald and Grow homes, They
used to live at Castlewood and thus
are acquainted with many people in
this county. NJ. j. Russell and
wife, G. P. Leonard and wife. Ben Bru-
fiat and wife. G. u. Kjenstad J. A,
Brandt. Mrs. Steurwald and Mrs.
Schoonover were at Watertown Sat.
urady to attend the funeral of a rela-
tive and old time friend.-Hayti Her.
aid.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17
and whati S this??'
MY bathing skirt"
oh, yes; / thought it was a beIt.n
Kansas City Journal.
SWEDISH KING Is SAID
TO FEAR A REVOLT


Lbndbn.-An Amsterdam dispatch
declares the danger Of a revolution
against the government and royal
familyl Of Sweden is so great that two
warships have been placed in the an
chorage opposite the royal palace TO
be available If the king and4aueen are
compelled to fee.
The situation in Sweden is serious.
Every day the attitude Of the govern.
ment and its sympathy with Germany
are resented 9 vigorously by the
people.
Sweden also is Influenced BY Nor.
way. which is moving fast toward war
against Germany. Sixty-six Norweg-
Ian ships e sunk in March and
seventy in April. Speakers in the
storthing have declared that at this
rate Norway will have no ships left
10 months hence.
The British and French are being
'hampered by the bad weather, But the
Germans don't know it.-savannah.
News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17


IS s asSs.
hlssa - $3.50 ssN3 s 01uas ID. uM US
Ji,nss loSg as .s rss 1885,
fc.ts.s as 81 49, esaAss specf
,s-N1seG $3.50 s@$
Saaa seconded thntathecler
II. as herehy ordenedjtocollec
AaI clrcnIt feesSsWithin 30 days
va,,sn ~ ti1e s5udgmaentl
,nns,as, ~ n.s naoaa9h 81 tout zee no nayss
$1,000 aIIAsa'
lle county conanissi0t6rsd eeminus
M ADVISABLE the auditor Was on mo
instructed to advertise for sale
81 pubic auctions8to the highest bid
suer tne following described realsestate
situated in Codington County, South
iyakota the same to be rstSapprafsed
spy the superintendent OF schools, the
county treasurer and the county audit;
OF as required by statute
Lot 3 hi block s, Id tie town. 81
South Shore.
Lots 5@and & il hlocksq ~ ~.
town 81 Snnth Shora ~
Lots Is. ma. II ana II " nlncx !
Berry,s AdNifinn IN Sos,sh chasss 8
Lots s and I hlncE ~ Tesui. 81
Addition ~ yuatartnur ASassS VI
ssLots i'll any III hInck 81 $780,
Railway AddifSpn M Watartn,rr
Lots iii. 10. Nh and me- 5
West Addition Il va
Lots I and 10. block 4 West Adai.
ton Ia Waferfnwn
Lots ~ a. q ia an ass IS 5. s.
as az ~ a "a 1 ~ Is 800 { r. 3 e Is
block 8. Martins Rai1uav AaSit,cnatn =,
WATERFOWL. 81 y
Lots i 3 4 i i "a u u 81 ~ 81
% so 31 32 and AZ AZ hlnck Mss
tins RAILWAY Addition III Watartnr1rs
The application ~ INA II II ~
II. r. Co. For 4 refund n sl2 ss "
taxes paid ia Henry yiiiage was 81
motion rejected as som wassnnt an.
sidered legal claim.
The application of IX / shaw IA
an abatement Of personal nrnnertv faY
in Lake township. for the years
and 1915 III the sum Al al < was "A
motion granted as the applicant nrov.
ed tn the satisfactfon~of HE hnard
that he was not the owner Of ma
Tha ~snnI ISsSson :. = l ~ a1,sna. lime.
an ahatnrnnt ~ H. .s-a., 80 snYc "
the sny,th a. ,.Sas Il ~ : sa.t $3.50 e ~
HRS. amn,ntinp M "a ~ ruas 6.
mnfinn prarfad e IN M, "a 1 ~ u
town nav owns saia ,.oaI ast.ts a,1a
funded - m ochanf5 ncI1 81 I..-l
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17

WAEE4H0WHa% 1aA
$A.zsSsSl
SAne p0arn on northumberland $4,000
70 the Sons OF Veterans To help detray
expenses of Memorial day services.
fotloNtlg bills against the
county having been duly audited BY
the were on motion SLOWED:
WLnsAMc kOo ~ grocerfeg
Ih0mas,.@kiphRrdt Starr. 5000
": n. Edsall. quarantine,
AuInAgatfng, ADMINISTRATIONS 1850
rDelis Williamson, supplies 1910
RW. Mullen, quarantines,
fuinigatinE. etc 4 Nh
Thompson & Green, g-rocerfess
Mrs. Starr 8
Chass Park. groceries.
nm Rvram "
III IL Mnnas,,a a-swe1s..rsa lo osg
Zimmerman
renort It stata ~ my 81 IS
Drs T i. ESsoiS 40 ~awts.rs oV'vv
ana fnmiratinp ~ 1sts15s o,o
Maria paIat3S ~. ;,i,,n 49, sSssaa ~
Mrs Dan Ailan saIarv nA Ivy
clerk IA. 81 AZ
st II. cranav aha,aT,s fsas oH,ss ov.Vo
case oflSI ns,rvaa a10s - " ~
I Nicholsan 49, - ivs ~
N aLnura ia sa-s: -.--- 0vy
harness anS Isnas pAi.i y ~
Ra1nh HorsWyilIF 8, So 49,
News prirf,ng ~ $500. $50 1'sp
CeI,nstar rS.a7 IS rS hpt1cs' A'OO
coal noatcs,;. st;sIan 49, ~,
son csnsth A1as.0l , $50 - -
nu,,s 7 49, -1,-.s-. 1v.oo
90 i;wat. "a. sly sLu IoWe .
nd - TIs;ns5 ~ 800 7osos
keening ~nrisnnars 50 ~
hnr s.aan' ioae Work, hfanzT ] on
~ q ,h y ,n.ers, Ioao WorK' .
mo- sane4 80 ,.--- o.UU
mar ard Iyiii \. *
c;nn q % 1890 $500 10y ao q
M 3 AIian ,aSon 800 go. 1e'11
arSasn SE,E,;ahts 10paals ! w
VIM naanSar o.VA
ranaiyss1 s.Ia 81 *
q N j. - uM.levls .:..w A0'vV
~ ~ 80; : 10 epailins 81 I
Na1san af6 aas s..aI:..- --ssssS9 oose0
Ia Enta $3.50 nsY1sps.S 1soV
! 49,, ~
taIIs ~ go " -.
walartaMn 3 &c. o4.ov
eIaansra $500 44aunuis IS
u q W rnha1sas ;;msi..- o'So
for res;stsr,s nn.a = Il
Farmers Elevator Coz South
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17

X4gtMa
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41n ae1AlH Ma1A4 stk1 {GSssNS
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49, Ospitnl care @
aancn 2st0 April Z
~ 81 yNls W spitAlS care
ilto IN 4
Marcf. 1o g Aprils1 xs16
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x. Marcn ~ I Aprt 1Os.8sS
SsVssskEa hralt,,x n0Spttal @c&fSs
.a : l..to S e0s
salanaar s ~. SMp soea ~
state maj
Asslstanc 4 = operation On
1000
@s4Sss|
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III MoIlons the claim 81 DrsSsHsJ~
l $1,000 1 - g care oi Z 0unfx I.
sss1us ~ ~ llaAsanQ C~outA&tcngS
loved IN any 3 \ sA eaass
Confarfnns nssla 80 xr,as ssa ". 1n
M GiIInf hnsntfe N 49, ,rrssys sSssssSS 4
Mr. Keith. hnnnifsI csra & 49, sssx :
Mr.. R,inyan ~ 49, ssrs 81 NM
MayWeIch hnsnits 49, s. 80 ~ 81 n \
N william hnsnif $500 ir,si a mi
Ito 8 I, Bz-
Selander. hospital care. April
to Z 1. !
Mrs. Welch baby. hospital care sas
April s to ia .as.AsSs1Kakk
RI. B. Smith, hospital caresS
April i 80 lis 3 90
Nefsler, hospital care. Apri1S
s to May /
Mr. Green, hospital care, April
5 to May ...........s.....@ 30s39S
Nv. Il Davis, hospital 1
April 5 / b 81 cs
joe Hines, hospital care. Aprii6
8 to 18
Con Schultze. hospital d S
April 10 10 IN ... 80 90
Mrs. Il. &. Robinson. hospital
care. April iii tO rs 90
Mrs. LID. Robinson baby, hos
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

outpOinted Pete Herman Of Pekin in
ten rounds at Peoria. The champion
took a big lead early in the fight and
then rested.
The Observation-Disclosures National
league game Of April II has been or
dered played over by Pres. Tener be-
cause Of wrong Interpretation of a
decision by Umpire Bransfeld. Bos-
ton won the game.
James Mcbride, Dave Mccarthy
and Charles Swanson, all 200
Founders, tried to follow OLeary
from Michigan and Madison this
week to Hammond FOrsythe, Ind,
was reached in 8 hours and 20 min
Utes and the veterans pupils were
glad to call it off.
The board of regents of the Uni
versity of Michigan has approved the
Wolverine re-entTy into Conference
athletics and application will be made
in a short time. It is possible there
will be no football competition with
Conference eleVens next fall, for
Michigan is considering abolishing
the grid sport.
Howard Berry, University of Penn
syIvania, for the third successive
year won the college pentathIon, win
ming four out of five events. Smart
of Northwestern won the 44O-yard
hurdles. University of Chicago won
the American college championship
medley relay race. l
Miscellaneous Scores
Ohio z, Illinois 8.
De Paul 1, St. Phillips 0.
st. Patrick Is, De La Sale 6.
Evanston Is, Marshall l.
Morgan Park 5, Fenger 1.
GAS co. FACES TWO SUITS
c,-,;4, e., cox mn ,DJ e1E OOO -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

| CONGRESSMAN URGE PUBLICITY
FOR ALL FACTS ON INCOME
TAX RETURNS.
Washington, April 28.-Demand
for income tax publicity is gaining
sweep every day.
Realization that big incomes will
continue to escape taxation unless
there is full and continuous publicity
is spreading rapidly.
Here are the opinions of five mem
bers of congress favOring publicity of
income tax returns:
EDWARD HEATING, COLORADO:
81 earnestly favor publicity of income
tax returns. There is no tenable ar
gument in opposition to the pro-
posaL"
THOMAS l.. RUBEY, MISSOURI:
81 can see no valid reason why these
returns should not be open to public
inspection. In many states taxes
paid by citizens can be known to any
one who desires to make inquiry of
the tax collecting authorities. I can
not see why the same should not APP
ply to direct tares collected for gov
eminent support. "
VIM KETTNER, CALIFORNIA:
81 favor publicity at all times. In a
state and country anyone can look
up the record to see just what a man
is assessed for. Why should it be 9TH
erwise with the national govern
ment?"
M. CLYDE KELLY, PENNSYE-
WANNA: Publicity will, do much to
prevent fraud and inequality, since it
is hard for crooked things to endure
the sunlight and remain crooked"
D. A. HOLLINGWORTH, OHIO:
Ordinarily I decline to be interview
ed on public questions without time
for reflection, but am so thorough
ly committed to the publicity of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

GAS co. FACES TWO SUITS
Suits for $4,000 and $3.50 re-
spectively have been filed in circuit
court against the Peoples Gas Light
& Coke Co. by Chas. ShOub, 1924 S.
Washtenow av., and Harry France,
1905 w. 18th. Jas. H. Parker, attor-
ney for the men, says suits are for
injuries received by the two when a
gas explosion wrecked the restaurant
at Halsted and Lake SITS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

Judge Mckinley refused to allow E.
K. White, Rover Forest. to dodge tury
service to go to Fort Sheridan train
ing camI
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
OLDFIELD SKATERS
5 RECORDS in 4 DAYS
Speed Demon" Performs Remark
able Feat in St. Louis.

Eight worlds records shattered with
m the space Of four days is the re-
markable feat accomplished by Bar
ney Oldheld. veteran speed demon"
OF auto racing, and the most popu-
lar driver on the track. All eight rec
ords were made in St Louis on a
circular dirt track, five Of them against
time and three OF them against Ralph
De Palma.
Oldheld drove his Gold Bug" equip
ped with FirestOue super-cord tires
in all the events without a mishap.
In his 5o-mile exhibition run against
time, he broke five records In sue
cessiOn. Three OF the records set by
Louis Disbrow have stood since 1912.
The other two were established In 1914
by Dis5row and Bob BurmaH. Old
field ran one mile in Is seconds; five
miles in $3.50; ten miles in 1855;
twenty-five miles in l9:2S.S. and fifty
miles in 4O:476. The exhibition was
electrically timed under the auspices
of the American Automobile Associa-
tion.
Three days later he won two Of the
three events from De Palma and set
new worlds records for five, ten. and
fifteen miles in competition. These
ItCOrus ndd STOOD since JduudTy' 1910.
OF six dual meets between Oldheld and
DE Palma. the pilot OF the Gold Bug
has won four.
OldfieId gives due credit for his VIC
tories TO the power-saving Of his Fire
ston superCords. In st. Louis he reit-
Grated a statement made on a recent
visit To the FiTestOnc factory that
speedway records now depend as much
upon the tire makers as the auto
mobile manUfa ctureTs.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

is integral with the cylinders the oxy-
gen method will prove fairly satisfac-
tory.
Why is 1t that the hood OF car will
get dull before the rest of the body?
Can this dullness be prevented in any
way?-V. Bullard.
The usual cause OF this dullness is
washing when the hood is hot. With
a cheap finish, dullness cannot be
prevented by ordinary means, so l
suggest that. IL you care enough about
it, you insulate the inside OF the hood
with sheet asbestos.
The frame Of my car is cracked just
slightly near the right front end, but
the crack does not appear to be large
enough to cause actual breaking. l
have a clamp around the portion of
the frame so as to reinforce it, Is it
safe to run only with the clamp
Speedy.
It is suggested that at the fVt OPP
portunity you have the frame welded.
This can be done without removing
part unless the crack is near an
engine supporting arm in which case
the engine may have to he removed
However, If you do not wish TO have
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

| The following auto licenses have been issued
5756-H. @. Russell. 3i9 18th 81. NV, Ford.
1917.
57S7-CIsment verri.l. Baltimore, Nd. stude-
baEsr, 1915.
573s-Maude E. Ksll, lIp Irving st. Au-
burn, l9l6
57569-Maynard Hawkins. CIarksburs. Nd.
| Maxwell, 1917.
5737p-B. F. Bond Paper o. 81 10Th 81 NV,
| Maxwell. 1917
s7zI-Joseph Shapiro. is Irving ST.. stude-
baker 1917.
57E3-Jobn H Small. Cairo Apartments.
| Studebaker, 1877.
5713-John Hemford. owinss. Nd, Ford. 1917
57S4-John S. Davis. Baltimore. Nd. Buick.
1915.
57375-Thom,s NJ. Talbot, Ericott City. Md.
sz5s-Jonn R. Martin. Annapolis. Nd. Paise.
1915.
57E7-J. H. surens Baltimore. Nd. Hud-
son. 1914.
57TS-Jobn @. Matthews. Baltimore. Nd,
Paige. 1875
s7S7-Louis r Foster, Annapolis. Nd. Metz.
1915
57,so-Theodore. e Mccoy. Funk.tOwn. Nd.
Ford. 1911
573SI-G. H. Wilson. I'LL 9th s. NV. Buick.
1911.
57Ss2-waIter sondheim. Baltimore. Nd.
Studcbaker. 1876
57SS2-Gcrtrude Kollerman. 1913 Buchanan st.,
Ford 1917
57sSi-CharlOtte weikert. the Wyoming. De.
troit Electric 1917.
57S5-Elva George, American Red Cross. Dis
trict Of Columbia. RauSch Lang 1918.
57Sss-T: Stafford Lore. the westnorel'nd'
| Hudson. 1871.
57s7-Robert. Blunt. l5a ath st NV. Frank
lin. 1917.
57Sss-Arthur G. Oliver. Master Engineer Q.
s A.. sidecSr. 1917.
575e-H. L. Crawford. $50 st. NV. stcrl-
ing. 1917.
5T390-H. L Crawford. 2s2O St NV. Sterling.
1917.
57el-Guy Roberts. Isa Belmont road Over
land. 1914
573s2-L. P. Hav Co.. 81 Hanover St NV.
57a3-Charies Javins Sons, oonter Market.
Ford.
573si-Leslis McDn. Airpl,ne Division, War
Department Chevrolet 1916
573e5-R. L. Dooiey. RiTerisle. Nd. Ford.
1917.
57sss-J. ]. Connolly. Sd st, and p. sv, NV.
Ford. 1915.
Hsg-E. H. Butler. ,us 0 St NV. Over
land. 1917
s3s-Charles Howard. Milwaukee. Wis. Ford.
1917.
57as-M. H. Todd, Baltimore. Nd. Ford.
1917.
674o-J. NJ. RosseT. Silver Spring. Nd.
Saxon, 1917.
57sol-Asnes L. Espley. Hyattsvile. Md,
| ONerdnu. lS4b
574e-J. H. Mclean. Orange, Va. King ls17
57iU5-H jeffrey. sas Rhode Island ave. Buick.
1917
57Ei-E. A. whited. RADIO Va. Overland.
1917.
ED6-Hary W. Miller. nn Park pl. u..
Ford, 1876.
5iCs-B RAY Englar. Linwood. Md. Frank
lin. 1914.
67iO7-T. E. Clinkeet. AIezandri,, Va. stude-
baker. 1913
N4s-B. d. Crawford. SD st. NV, sterl-
ing. 1917.
asos-Haywood Inscoe. 800 Reservoir st,
Ford, 1914.
57IO-Frank MAIN, Baltimore, Md, Mack,
1917.
574ll-F. NJ Pratt, sa Lexington pl. ns,.
| Auburn, 1916.
57Gs- Gerhard Foreman as ooun. ave-
Packard. 1915.
57A5-Edwsrd osrtr. Baltimore. Nd. Buick.
1917.
5A4-Jo.ph H. Lee. sss K st NV. Ford.
1917.
57Hs-A. O. Baker. a4 Portland st. se.,
| None, 1876
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we'll, 1917.
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1917.
s4ls-wilEsn W. Finney. Belar, Nd. Dodge.
1917.
s7i2o-Deen Caldwell, Bethesd., Nd. olds.
1918
57;2l-James Bsnsley, Rockville. Nd. Ford,
1915
Tsc-Po.omac Electric Power Compsns, 81
18th It NV. Ford. III.
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whether the engine is running prop
erly. What causes the trouble?-M.
X. d.
The usual cause OF this Is misfir-
ing at low speeds, or a reduction in
power from some other source. The
bad performance may be due to car
bon i'm the cylinders. or to dirty plugs
or a poor adjustment OF the spark
plug gaps. which may be found to
be too wide The valves may not be
seating properly, or perhaps the car
burctiOn is at fault. The trouble may
be in the clutch. The cause of the
trouble cannot be determined with
any degree Of definiteness unless the
condition of the engine is known.
Do YOU believe that carbon removal
can be accomplished effectively by
means OF kerosene or other liquids? ?
What IS the best way to remove car
bon?-H Stern.
Kerosene is a poor substance to use
for lOosening carbon, but a few pro-
prietary compounds on the market
have given fairly good results under
test. The only certain way Of remov-
ing carbon is to sCrape it out and il
the cylinder head is Of the detacha Bile
type this should be done. II the head