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Charles .. Turner. Druggist West Brouu.
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PARAMOUNT
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BY c. l.. Il X. l.. DENOoN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE BY PUBLIC, AUCTION
OF THE
VERY ATTRACTIVE
Chamberlayne Avenue
Corner Lot

We Will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1917,
slt $3.50 n. NJ,
one OF the most desirable corner lots
fronts on Chamberlayne Avenue ia
feet by depth of $50 feet. heins a1
the southeast corner of Stuart Road.
Spiendid improvements are now going
UP adjacent 10 this property. It's ready
for immediate use. 4 good bargain to
tho fortunate purchaser. Attend this
sale
TERMS: hiheral.
{. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS-SeaIed.
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superintendent; Of Public Printing.

Superintendent. OF Public Printing.
RiChmond, April IL. i"lI.
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,ne ohcs Of the Snperintendent of Public
mond, Va. UP to y O'clock noon on WE'D
Nl:SDAr April %. 1871. for printing the
following editions OF tn. Code OF Virginia:
800 copies ~ The Ksp"rt of the ReNisors
printed aud delivered TO tho binders not
later than September |. 1917.
adoption ny the General Assembly OF ialS.,
> ooo copies OF tn. Code. annotated. 10 be
printed after adoption Ivy the General As
scn.bIy OF I.!N.
Contractors will lac required to use such
face ar faces al type as may he selected by
TIE Superintendent uf Public Printing, with
III. approval OF the Code revisors: thoy
contract, with surety company bond In a
penalty equal to the estimated fun amount
of the contract. conditioned for the faith
fui pertoruinnce of the work; they will also
he required to furnish such proof or proofs
Of the work as may be required by the re-
Nisors
Sealed proposals nill he received at the
same time and place for binding the 500
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Printed schedules on which all proposals
"stion to the superintendent OF Public
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The right is reserved to reject any or all
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MEETINGS.

\ Stated Communication OF tho Rioi,
NJ m""H E"nd%'nh c Lodge 10 ~ An;
~ L." held IN he Mss"ns Hail, Frank :
lin. near Eighteenth Street THIS fTIES-
DAY. ENE%ING April Il. 1917, ri !
. clock. W"rlS IN 'hc Masters. degree. All
Master Nasous III good standing are fra
,crnaIly Invited to attend.
I.y order Of the Master.
". y. CLARKE. JE
Secretary
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NOTICES---i.<.gai.

THE annual meeting Of tho Prison Associa-
ton OF Virginia tor tho election Of officers
and other Important business will lie held
at 40. aol Eas Main street. Richmond Va.
on TUESDAY. APRIL IL 1910 at sis
I. NJ.
BY order of tho board OF directors
!. s. HOPKINS. Secretly Treaa
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MEN are offered steady en-

WANTED. Two active carpenters. nonunion:
wages, 30 ." IN cents per hour t. 10.
care Times Ibis patch.
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IN alESiOitIAM

BLAh En- i0yinE FemrinbranC. OF our
Gear VIE AMI ;np,hc-, Mrs T. FANNIE
RiAhE. who entered into eternal rest one
!SsT aSo TO day, Aprii 3, 1917
% IN our sorrow our aad heart. sigh.
Mhy on "E!. ana our loved on. de-
IEcd zones iHn answer loving and
sweet.
Your loved one Is 40, dead bu, only
sleeps
SIZE vas KIND ana gentle tendcr and true.
WIN a hear o! l"f" POSSESSED ~ :en.
y faithful! 'NhrlEtiau. loving friend,
!te' thoughts ""ry 9! others uHt!i tne end.
C,one The ono sc loved 50 dearly.
lhCuSh aching h.Arty wnU!d bld h.r stay,
''"ue 10 !NcN HitE shining angels.
Ia ih" lana 80 U.pu.lr-e uHy.
~ s+t dvtii-,i hu.aaIl'i aEn dauEhicrs
W LILLIAN Il. "a az NM, ROSA BI ~ Is l.
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DEATHS

BURTON --Dioa after , snort illness At
IT, T-siG"ur- of hrT daughter. Mrs lila
~. !; bgrhsr. ~ BACON Road. MRS. MARY
funeral WEDNESDAY. Aprn Is. at 3 l..
~. from hbp\" I"siu-ntc !nlerTG,Hl IN
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
Il. +. CHAFEIN e CO.
tlncorporated)
Real Estate Auotioneerss,
Main and Twelfth Streets.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sale. good ruunius grocery. fresh
meat wood and coal busneSs at sood
stand Price aud terms reasonable. ii It's.
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$3.50 +. NJ.

y. R,-Whereas the deed calls for all
cash. liberal terms can be given by the
auctioneers.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

YOUR diamond Will look larger and mora
brilliant when mounted in one Of our
special ring mountings. Rcttcr Investigate
Schaaf Bros, I"S Fast Broad.
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WANTED

LIST your farms with J. a. Connolly & Co.
Write postal for necessary BLANKS.
WANTED. to rent small farm near city or
some good town Must be cheap for cash
GIVE description ana price. J. " Sanders.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

w ANTEp; To buy for cash. old gold aud
SILVER. Highest prices. T.. G. Meyer. Jew
eler5, ~ West Broad Street
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For SAIE-ISpal ESTATE

HiNTEli PANk residence. large corner lot;
house with all conv.nienccs: ON ear line,
Bargain IL soiu ~ once. owner. - los care
Tlm"S- Dispatch
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SfiOE REPAIRING

nI:;EX. the rev leather substitute. Wears
longer lighter. waterproof. nonskid. No
squeak; whole soted half soled Dres's
Electric Shoe Factory, 7i6 East Main
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SPECIAL. for this week Ris1iIo Ice Cream,
Madison colo. Wynne Ice Cream COMPANY
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bns1i!"S7. :" irk" Charg" at "nc". $50
"ar.ttl required. UnliGIitcd opportunity for
The right inan Appy 80 N"rth Seventh
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FOR SAI,I;-FarIns

FOR reh; or To worh on shares farm Of
80 acres. mostly tiiluble. Dinwiddie Coun-
~ ~ miles from Petersburg. MnlIs
from trolley: excellent trucking Soil. Two
horses. sonc inpIcmen,s small house.
Terms easy. Address or call at AZ IIarri-
Street, petersburs VA
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FOR S.ALE--florSes.
iorses, Mares, Mules

i'-.S EppH Sohnu WORK mules, 20 years
old: good mares. horse and a stallion.
cheap to quick buyers. Your money hack
gdarant-e Piownan's Stable, iit6 East
FOR sale. good biz horses and mares.
weight from leo to l,3cU pounds. Just
rom the country. sound, good Workers, all
~ them i've years OLD. Can be seen at
tTGll Stable. lb ami Is South Tenth Street,
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WANTED-Reai Estate
REAL ESTATE FOR ENCHANGE.
FOR SALE-Businexs

FOR .nIc old established drug business
valley virginia Town. Terms reasonable
Addr-ss ]. = care Times Dispa,oh
ron ,hi" small roller Hour mill Good
reason for selling mill. /. i5S. care Times
b!SDHtsE.
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to dead csner ann %r rs S5 eSa Gear 70.
cS,cb Do {Sr hs,,sSe !, best 70 throw o., n The
to leave The engine Connected ana use It as
o,. brake? In my garage we have, E5rat
a. a driver viii have better. control OF
g Will you please tell mo what n Cardan
Joint OF an automobil> -! Has the 1913
a The carash f'j joins G"s is used to Connect co
pumps magnetos. generators. etc. TO their
aITily nm.n SHAFT aiiows Of slight dis,
found between the clutch and tramsm,ssion
and practically aiwaysaon IN. Jack shaft Of
dan joint.
s.S 4 haze haze, la1s q car, seven pas;
thing TO do to stop this, and does II do any
a: The thing to do i. to find out wha.
tor. lack OF fabrication. poor circulation OF
on retarded spark. carbon in eyihders. mix
,ure toe rich /. is more Than likely that
swinging the arm of the fan away from the
DRIVING rui,Jp% pulley The overheatinE may cause
make rerrindinE necessary.
Q. Please toll me II the Packard twin six
sinse in unit Ii. power plant
Has Il selective or sliding gears? A NJ,
plant and ..c sx has InE1s unit
have tlshtened the spring bolt G but Sips Il s,i
Slips what can do to stop this?
Try sIssnns IT. With sasops and then
no 'rhouder' on the leather facing ing. II
there is. sciape 1T off with rasp.
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NOTED MEDICAL ADVISER
PRESCRIBES FOR ILL CAR

The life and health of a motor car,
like goodness in men, is closely akin
to cleanliness. writes Dr. Leonard
kcene Hirshberg. OF Johns Hopkins
University. in the current issu. Of
American Motorist. The sweetness and
purity of it's appearance Is intimately
associated with the length q: it's life
the friction and we'll being OF It's com
poncnt anatomy. You cannot keep
your car too clean or the sheen OF its
body too we'll polished.
Motorists ere now are familiar with
the axiom. spread yourself in oil and
save your metal" This is only the
application to the motor car of the
overworked and age-old allusion to
medical advice. can ounce OF proven
ton Will save pound of cure"
Show me a Justified, dirty, soiled
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sheen and luster. Mark Twain said
that everybody has certain cure for
colds" So almost every driver and
garage keeper implicitly avows his
body polish to BIO the best for the car.
Dead men tell no tales: neither does
the injured finish on a car.
Shun all such as Billy Sunday fees
Old Nick. Instead buy some boiled lin
seed oil: never use the unboilcd oil. 1t
will not do. Also some furniture wax.
and let elbow grease do the rest. The
vanished part is first washed. cleaned.
rinsed and dried. then the boiled oil is
lightly applied and rubbed completely
on The lighter metal parts will be
thus restored like new: the heavier
parts can be still further finished with
the furniture wax massaged to high
~ lustrous polish.
Rough. heavy soaps. full of aikali
also eat into the varnish and coats
of the body. You will avoid this in
manicuring your car by heating q
gallon of water into which Is stirred
a pound and half of soap. This is
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disconnecting is accomplished by the
freeing Of this band
IL the gears D and G were ten inches
In diameter. and the gear z six inches.
while was four inches. then the
! leverage Of the pin would be to /.
but this Will not be the engine leverage
The diameter OF the circle through
which the crank revolves will be less
than the diameter of the circle of the
pin C. and so there will be a resulting
circle six inches. only six-tenths of the
pressure of the crank would be ex-
crtcd on the pin c. Thus the resulting
five, or to /.
/ have assumed the crank circle as
the same diameter as the gear L. to
simplify matters. This will be found
to be a fair assumption IL the leverage
is figured out in detail to the rear
wheels. The calculations will resolve
themselves to this.
| Now as to the speed ratio. By refer
| ring to Fig. 8 you will observe that II
| the gears d and G are OF the same
diameter. or have the same number Of
teeth (Which they must have il the
I same diameter), then when the pin c
! has made a complete revolution, the
gear G will have made complete
revolution about the pin. and the tooth
| A will again be in the position shown.
! Now the gear F. has but forty teeth.
! while will have sixty. and SO when
! IL makes a complete revolution II will
have rolled around but two-thirds of
| f. In other words. the tooth B will
! be in mesh with the tooth II of gear
! L. Now the gears F and C are one
piece. when gear C has made one revo-
| luton, gear F will also have made one
! revolution. and the tooth B will have
| to be in the position shown. In order.
| therefore. for the tooth B to be mesh ed
| with the tooth Fl, the gear f will have
! had to travel SO that II comes to b,
which will be one-third of a revolu-
ton. Thus for every revolution OF the
| Gywheel the gear will make a third
Of revolution, or. expressing this
! differently. the engine will make three
revolutions for one of the gear.
! AS the gears and E are brought
more nearly to the same diameter the
! greater will be the engine speed. Thus.
| II they had forty-fve and fifty-hve
teeth. gear would move for only ten
| of its ffty-hve teeth. and the engine
! speed would be SIS to /.
| When the gears-that is. all four
! arc of the same size, there will be no
| car speed while IL F. is made larger
| than Z. thus crossing the neutral point.
| the car will reverse. How this prin-
ciple is used for reversing will be
shown next.
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, machine and will make the prophecy
Of short shift and rapid depreciation
of the car. Dirt. lack-luSter and
dulled car body spell worse than rapid
loss OF value.
Among tho ''don'ts" for the caretaker
of Il car are these: {
Never run the car In the mud IL a,
I detour VIII permit you to escape It..
Mud Is the natural foe of machinery. 4.
Never rough cloths with which
to wipe, clean or polish your car.
Never use an excess of Oil or body
polish. II collects dust and turns it.
into grit.
Never use muddy or soiled water
with which to wash your car.
Never fold a top down when 1t is
wet.
| Never allow mud to remain on a car
one moment longer than is absolutely
possible.
| Never allow mud II possible. to dry
on the car Wash OF immedia tely with
cold water
mud from the polish. 1t destroys the
varnish and paint.
| l. Never use force for any purpose. A
weak solution Of soda will caiole the
toughest mud and grease from the
body.
Never dry the surface with soapy
water on It, Rinse all soap and soap
suds off before drying.
Never use any rough fibercd CLOTH
Chamois skin has a high first cost, but
| is cheapest in the end.
Never employ rounda bout circular
rotary motion in polishing the car. A
straight out. back and forth, piston
thrust is what should be used
Never use hot water on the car.
| Wash with cold water.
Never accept Tom, Dick and Harry's
sure restorer" OF the original factor
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foot or the acccierator, she won't slow
GOWN also Can you please tell what is the
trouble and what to do? f T. A.
A. inclined to believe that both
your troubles due to the acceerator
sticking. The throttle OF tie Zenith car
buretor. with which your car is equipped,
must be closed when starting. When the
accelerutor is stuck II will hold the throttle
open and 80 prevent The engine starting.
Ing to start with the accelerator down, open
The pet cocks and then turn the engine over
Ii few times.
Q: have Ford car and have taken the
engine out and overhauied 1t. l found my
valve gear broke and l got a new one
put this on that the punch marks came
!1r2gethes. but the valve don't open right.
the exhaust valves. VIII you tell me how
10 set TINS gear! A. S. +.
A. You set your gear all right, but when
seeing whether the valves opened properly.
you undoubtedly revoyed the rywhecl In
the wrong direction. Tho way TO set the
half-time gear Is to slip the gear on tempo
rarily. and then revove tho iywheel in It's
proper direction until the No. / exhaust
valve has opened and just closed. Then
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LESSON NO. A..
The Ford transmission.

tCopyrighted. 1917. by Frederick G..
Guerrlich.)
AS therd arc in the neighborhood of
100000 Ford cars in service. and as
circumstances may arise. because Of
which many OF our readers may at
somo time own Ford. in addition to
their present car. or alone. il is we'll
worth while to study the special trans
mission used on it,
The transmission OF the Ford car IL
known as planetary transmission.
because the various sets of gears are
always maintained in the same plane.
they never being shifted, as are those
used on most other cars.
On the Ford tho clutch and trans
mission arc built together. and 1t might
also be said that the foot or service
brake is built into the transmission.
the brake. clutch ard transmission
gears being in one unit.
The purpose of the, planetary trans
mission Is exactly the same as that
OF other transmissions. namely. to give
the engine leverage and different
speed ratios, and to give a means for
driving the car backward
Let us see how the planetary trans
mission accomplishcs It's purpose.
Suppose we wanted to move safe
which would require pressure OF
500 pounds at the point u. Fig. !
II there were an obstruction. or full
crum. on the ground as a. we could
take a crowbar and. by using it rs
shown, move the safe with but 100
pound pressure on its end, c. Thus
we have Lever OF TO i.
Now study Fig .. Let us take the
teeth OF the stationary gear a as the
obstruction of fuicrum as above. anc
let us assume that the teeth OF the
movable gear r are where we want the
pressure as ut Il of the safe. Then t.
exert pressure of 500 pounds at {
only 100 will be needed at c. The
gears c might be regarded as a fla
crowbar.
II is but step TO change the pcr.
ton of gears shown in Fig. TO full
gears. as shown in Fig. 3 tand in Fig
4, which Is a side vicw). The point
we can convert into pin and we
can have this pin on the nywhccl o.
the engine.
AS we will want to release Tho
gears, the same as the sliding gear:
are brought into neutral. there will
have to be some means furnished u
accom- plish this. This can be don.
by attaching a brake drum TO tn
gear D. which is TO be held station
AIRY. and having "A foot-opcrated ban
on this. so that the drum can be held
stationary or be released at will.
BY observing Fig. / you will motto,
that when the drum * is held station.
airy BY the band l.. and the Hywhecl
and, therefore, engine is revolving
that the gears T. and G will roll abou
D. and so drive the gear +, which i!
connected to the rear wheels through
the propeller shaft. etc. The gear.
+ and G. might be regarded as n re-
volving crowbar.
When, however, the band L is freed
then the drum X will he freed. ant
to the revolving Of the gear l. thar
to the gear D. the gears T. and G. viii
now roll on E. and so simply drive the
gear D and its drum backward. Thus
there will be no tendency 10 drive the
car by the running engine.
You will note that no gears are shift
ed, the connecting of the engine TO the
REAR wheels being accomplished by the
| Tightening of the band on the drum. Sc
as 10 hold 1t from revolving; while tht
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your stock solution OF soap for the
chassis. body, and other parts 1t
should, OF course. always be applied
with soft. silky sponge. rinsed off
with clean cold water. and dried with
channels skin.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

M you have any problem or wish any
Information about your automobile. write
the Auto Editor The Times Dispatch, Civ
ing the make OF your car, your name and
address. and answers will appear under
Isopyrieht. 1917. by Fred. C. ouerrlicho
g have 81 car, lsls. ] have
will start when cold. but not when hot. SO
that l don't think the cold is the cause.
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|s|MPL|F|ED LESSONS ON
| PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
Description OF Planetary TRANSMITS.
sion, in Which Various Sets VI
Gears Arc Never Shifted.
MAINTAINED IN SAME PLANE

The Timcs-Dispatch Auto Expert An
swers Car Owners Queries and
Tells How to Find Missing Cylin-
der and Best Means to Repair 1t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
How to Make
Prune Whip

O-Please tell me how to make prune
whip
A-Thcre are numerous ways ot max
ing prune whip We use the following
proportions because they are sure How.
ever, there are many other good opeS to
be had and ii some are sent IN TO US,
they will be printed later
lust what is meant by good prune
whip depends entirely upon taste Some
people prefer the kind that falls when
taken from the oven The recipe | am
giving YOU is more oi a pudding
Prune Whip-(Serve SiS)
Press through a sieve cooked pruneS
to measure two cups.
Add to thu, pulp, sugar TO taste and
one hall cup oi flour Slitcd with one
half teaspoon baking powder Fold
into this the Stilly beaten white, ot ,Wo
eggs to which has been added one
teaspoon lemon Juice
I Rake in an oiled and iloured pan in
a hot oven until firm
Canned pruucS arc proving better
than evapora,cd ones, and were not long
ago not more expensive
PruncS are valuable in the diet ON
account oi their laxative qualities.
Care should he taken not to throw
away particle OF the skin, as i, may
he cooked until i, is very tender and .,
/ furnishes a great deal ot bulk