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Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
AT coPPER cUEEN HOTEL

4. y McI.enuan and wife, city:
T. Y. Williams. & Paso, Edw. Ait
okelL 81. Louis. Ne: W. Il Tel
4. Willie. c. G. Harris. San Fran
cisco: J. ]. dallora2. Phoenix: Geo.
d. Csruthers- Los Angeles; A. c.
smith. San Francisco; Mrs. G. II.
White. Omaha. J. II. O'Brjen. ! E.
Evans. TyrCn. y. n, r c. Atchin-
son. Cananea; Harper A Smith,
Seattle: c. NJ Roberts. Wilcox: A.
l.. Wright Los Angeles: r. ". Ware.
Chicago: ". II. Simpson. Los An
Eelss; H. A. Rockwell Chicago;
Leonard Cooper. Los Angeles: Chas.
E Jacobson. Tucson; J. III Harssn.
GeCrCe Weskot. George Skinner. St
Joseph. No: = :. Norris Prescott:
s. Il. Norris. Globe; Ralph Rose
berry. Los Angeles; ". z and Car
ser Dunaday. Denver; J. =. Melon
aid. Tyrone. y. NJ, 3. NcGranahan.
St Louis; v. @ SoO6dy. Topeka.
Kan.
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WERE MAsRIED

George A. Roekhin and Miss Mabel
Hill were married Tuesday evening al
the Christian church by Rev. ". ).
Deatheridge- Mr.. ROckhil IS the pro
prietOr Of the Tombstone STAGE from
here and is known 70 most of his
friends as ''Rummy" He has been a
resident of the district for a number
of years and has built up a suhSt2n-
tial business now on his stage line.
The bride. Miss Mabel Hill. is the
daughter Of Mrs NJ Hill of Tombstone.
She spent the larser portion of her
school days in Tombstone, but for the
past year has been acting as \ tele-
phone operator in the Tombstone ex-
change. and by her pleasant manner
has made hosts of friends. The couple
viii make their home in this city.
Their many friends in Bisbee and
Tombstone wish them n most happy
and prosperous life. Il was the intsn-
ton OF the couple to be married in
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ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish 10 take this opportunity to
announce that on February l. 1918.
We are going 10 commence closing out
our stock Of groceries On and after
that date we viii put our business on
a cash basis and allow 10 percent off
our regular retail price We wish to
offer 10 the public all our former ser
vice as well as the benefit derived
through their cash purchases We also
wish to state that We continue TO up
hold the United States Food Admins
tratiOn pledge. TO prevent any possible
boarding II in our power. and ali
goods viii be sold accordingly.
GUS HICKEY & CO, Phone 27s-
Adv.-725
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WERE IN TOMBSTONE

The CochiSe County EXAMINING
Board yere in Tombstone yesterday
and examined 125 men in the first
class. OF this number 50 were accept
ed and 4S were rejected. The board
has not yet checked up the men that
were examined in Bisbee On account
OF the rush but expect to have the fg-
u7eS compiled today some time. An
other examination viii be held in this
city tomorrow beginning al eight
o'clock This was made necessary by
the large number Of men that present
ed themselves here. All those who
were not examined on Tuesday are re-
quested to present themselves in the
morning rs the board wishes 10 COM
plete their work by noon il possible.
All those who live in other counties oS
the state ana in other states who have
applied for permission to be examined
here are also requested TO be on hand
that morning
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
HAD ESCAPED FROM CAMP.

William Allen. who worked n short
time in this city. and then took away
with him a considerable quantity OF
ladies clothing from Fruitman's store.
has been identified by the Department
Of Justice men OF Nogales aS being OF
TO TOdt, a German citizen. who escap-
ed from the Angel Island detention
camp near San Francisco about six
months ago. The NOgaleS officers so
far have been unable TO locate the suit
case that Allen took away from here
that contained the Fruitman clothes
II is the suppOsitiOn that he took the
clothes across the line into Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Tive Nexicsns who just came across
the lire from Sonora on Tuesday from
Cananea. began 10 show themselves
and their taking ways al once and yes
terday morning entered the houses OF
Mrs. Sam Briscce and Joe Kenny in
Bakerville and helped themselves.
They did not secure anything in the
BriscOe house but in the Kenny resi-
dence secured a six shooter and some
other stuff. Mrs. BriscOe was able 20
give a very good description of the
MeNicans as she saw them and they
were picked up by the officers in Low
ell They were brought to the county
jail here and when questioned one OF
them admitted his guilt and told the
officers where he had sold the six
shooter in Zacatecas. where it was
recovered. They will be charged with
burglary.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
GETTING IN BAD.

There are three or four young men
who are going 10 ind themselves in
the clutches Of the law for disturbing
the peace if they 90 not stop their
practice of endeavoring TO sing ana
carOusing about the streets and max
ing unnecessary noises in the vicinity
of the Y ". c. A and adjoining build
ings at a late hour at night. They
would have been arrested last night
had the officers found them. Their
names are known TO the officers and
one more Offense and they might find
themselves az work on the highway be
tween this city and Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
WAS IN CITY.

William Reay OF Douglas was in the
city yesterday on business with the
Bisbee Auto Company He returned
home last evening. II is reported that
he also visited the Elks headquarters
here TO see IL Jimmy Nichols or some
other OF the Bisbee Lodge had the two
turkeys that were stolen from the
lodge in Douglas in their possession.
He failed TO ind even q feather OF
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TO BE SHIPPED.

The remains of the late Joseph Coop
er, who died at the home of his son in
South Bisbee, Tuesday night. will be
shipped from the Palace Undertaking
parlOrS 10 his former home at Pond
City. Oklahoma He and his wife
came TO the district but a short time
ago on a visit TO their son Just what
day they viii be shipped has not been
decided upon
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STILL CONFINED TO HOME.

AdVces received yesterday from
Tombstone were to the effect that
Judge Lockwood was still confined to
his bed with the attack OF Ia grippe.
He hopes TO be able TO get out and at
ten dto the court business that is set
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WERE MARRIED.

Mary Jane Gaden. omdestie science
teacher Of the city schools, and A y,
McLennan of the gents furnishing de
partment OF the Copper Queen store,
were married on Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Thomas on Quality Hill The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. Fry. The
couple viii be at home to their friends
on Castle Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
THROUGH TO TOMBSTONE.

George H Kelly, editor of the Doug
las International was in the city yeSteT
day on his way to Tombstone. where
he expected TO remain over night. if
the citizens OF that city would let him.
They are suspicious OF him and know
that he had evil designs on their court
house
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
TO VISIT FARM.

W. G. Hubbard. the undertaken. left
yesterday for the Buckeye country
near Phoenix where he viii remain for
several days on business connected
with his real estate holdings there. He
viii also meet his partner, L A. Brown
there, who has been on the ranch for
the past few weeks. having gone there
from the Murietta Hot Springs.
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TO ROAD CAMP

t. W Douglas. one Of the engineers
AZ the road camp. left for that place
on the ROckhil stage yesterday after
noon. after spending several DAYS ir
this city on account of illness. He was
able 10 be about for the past few DAYS
and has been working on the road map
OF the highway in the county engi-
neer's office tie states that there are
now 30 men AT the road camp and that
there Is room for - more Bootleg
gers and minor offenders are still
wanted and viii be given a royal vel
come.
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DIED YESTERDAY.

Mrs Laura Stark died yesterday at
her home on School Hill. after short
Illness The funeral services viii be
held this afternoon AT one O'Clock
from the chapel Of the Palace Under
taking parlors- Intermsnt viii be
made al Evergreen Cemetery
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uNpElNEREp KILOGRAMS

The following telesrsms are at the
Western Union office fer want OF bet
ter address, Berthold Flakoll. AdphOn.
sus Couch. Henry OwiRgs. AdOlph
kessieT. A. Niaman. David Elmer Par.
rel. c. R Hunt. b. e. Pattioll. Mrs.
Walter Petura. Roman Recel6eL. Fill
bertO DiceSare, Walter Hedder. Miio
C. McNairy, Mrs. J. 2. FObre. Mash
Meat Market. Howard Williams.
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AGAIN IN TROUBLE

George Gilbert a youth who lives on
Laundry Hill is in bad again He was
up before Judge Thomas yesterday
on account of having broken several
windows in house in close proximity
10 where he lives He was informed
by the court to see that they were re-
placed al once. He is now out on pro
baton from the Juvenile court.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
DIED OF RHEUMATISM

joe Smith, the lS-year-Old son CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E smith Of
Laundry Hill. died yesterday al the
Copper Queen hospital. where he had
been confined for the past week The
funeral services will be held this after
noon al ; O'Clock from the Catholic
church Interment viii be al ESer-
green cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
SEVENTH GAME TONIGHT.

The seventh game of the Warren
District basket ball league viii be
played tonight in the Y. NJ. c. A gym.
nssium between the AsSayers and the
Alumni teams. The game is free to
all and will be called promptly at
O'Clock Mr.. Oliver Brown is the Of
fetal referee.
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on COURT BUSINESS

W P. Miller, q Douglas lawyer was
in the city yesterday on his way 10
Tombstone where he had business be
fore the superior court
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From HEREFORD

Hugh E Fletcher was in the city
yesterday from the Huachucas. He re-
ports that there is plenty of sOnw in
the upper canyons and peaks and that
the nights are plenty cold in that To-
cality. Cattle are not suffering, how
ever.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
RETURNED HOME

Miss C. H Hoban and Mrs. J. FTinch
Of Phoenix. who had been in the city
for a few days on e visit 10 friends.
left last night on the Golden State
Limited for their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
Back TO Los ANGELES.

Christine and Irene Ekler left Yes-
te7day for Los Angeles after { visit
here Of about ten DAYS The young
ladies formerly made their home in
this city but for the past six months
have been residing in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs George Mcneil has arrived in
the city from Phoenix where she has
been for few weeks on a visit 10 her
husbands parents. and will remain
here for the balance of the winter
while her husband is stationed at
Camn kaarnaE
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
VISITING SON

d. A ClOuthier and wife of Springer.
n NJ. are in the city on a visit TO
their son. Arthur A ClOuJhier OF the
Phelps Dodge store. Arthur received
word that his mother was coming and
was greatly surprised when he saw
his father get OF the train with her.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31

Best brands of cigars and tobacco
can be had after l q m a. English
Kitchen AiT-59T
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Tombstone. hut they feared that they
were SONG TO be given too uuch Of 4
Send-oG BY their many friends. 50 they
rTrsnged 20 come over here and De
married.
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KNIGHTS OF coIIIMRIIs

The Knights OF Columbus viii give
a dance on Friday evening. February
1st All Knights and their friends in
Tited- Shzw's orchestra Adv--7se
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See our new wall papers Guarantee
Paint Co. Phone IS or $50 Adv.-2SO
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City Briefs

z - - = = = .
= Has anyone visited your Or =
= have you entertained II so. call =
: the Review after D. m and tell =
= the Society Editor. Phone SO. =
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ATTENTION Il a. ,

Al members requested to be pres
ent al l. o. o. ?. Hail today. Jan 81.
az l D. m 70 attend the funeral OF the
wife Of Bro Henry Stark
L H RICE. c c.
Adv.-SO0
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
COUNCIL MEMBERS ATTENTION

Election and installation OF officers
tonight $50. Masonic Han.
" R BANKS. Sec'y-
Ady-7S1
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Cigars and tobacco all night can be
had at English Kitchen Ady-596
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FROM BENSON

William Bennett. livestock inspector
OF the Benson district. and sam Bar
TOW. a Dragon mountain cattleman.
v ere in the city yesterday On a short
visit They report cattle in that sec
ton as being in very good shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
DRAH EXAM ERIpAY.

held at the Y. NJ. c. A Friday, Febru-
airy lst. from $50 a m 10 u noon on
" All drafted men not vet examined
take notice.
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RocKHILL,s STAGE

observation-disclosures, Leaves Bisbee-
Bisbee Auto Co, g. m, 1:S0 p. m I
Phone BiSbee 5 Adv.
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He stayed over night here and left
this morning for his home He was
accompanied By r. A Norris. a cat,
tleman from Il PasO,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31

Expert paper hanger ana painter. c
J. Brandt Phone AS Box I50. $50
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Business Locals
MATERNITY HOME

Cal Black 572 for terms, etc
Advertisement 97s
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COAL! COAL COAL

Dawson coal lsackedl SIG per ton
cash Gallup coal (sackedl SIC per
ton cash Delivered Brophy Car
rage Co, Phone 2S4 Adv.-SS7
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UP FROM DOUGLAS

G. H DOwell and wife of Douglas
were in the city last evening and re
turned home this morning They came
Up 10 attend the Morris EllinwOOd
wedding. which was sOlemniZed last
evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
FROM cANANEA

C. r WiswaI OF the Cananea Cattle
company was in the city last evening
on his way from Tucson TO Csnanea-
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LET'S DO IT

II every man. woman and child sub
scribes for the thrift stamps. or saw
ing certificates. il viii go far toward
knocking the hell out Wilhelm
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ON BUSINESS

NJ E Cassidy Of the Copper Queen
company. accident branch. was in the
city yesterday on business connected
with the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31

Dr. Playfzir. Osteopath. IS Mason
HILL Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647
Adg.-eS1
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The John Reed referred TO probably
is the American newSpSperman and
Socialist. he has been in Russia since
last November.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
John Reed Made
Russian Consul

LONDON. Jan SO.-Nichsel NJ
OustinOff. Russian consul general in
New York. has been dismissed &C
eording to = Russian official state
msnt John Reed has been appoint
ed 10 succeed OuStinoff.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31

what looked like il might have come
from his birds.
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L L Gilman sells the New Edison.
the phOnograph with soul
Phone IS or $50 for prices on paint
ing and paper hanging New goods
now here Guarantee Paint Co
Adv.-sSO
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31

THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16

Histrict was received at the luncheon yesterday noon. when the committee from that place gave returns of Sl00 from 15 subscriptions. Later, the com mittee assured MT. Ryan the total from Don Luis will be largely in- creased. since but a small portion of the residency of that city has been seen by the committee members.
 Despite the cold weather of yester- day and the day preceding the teams and workers were again on the job throughout the district. With the card system discarded and with every one rustling in every part of the dis trict on free-fOr-all basis, the number of pledges was rapidly growing and it was anticipated that by Monday night everyone of the district will be seen and will have subscribed.
 MT. Ryan declares that those who have not yet been solicited may call at the commercial club rooms where their pladges will be received. He urges everyone to make it his busi- ness either to see one of the team workers or to call in persan and make his subscription.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16
GOODBY, WOMEN'S
 TROUBLES

The tortures and discOmforts of weak. lame and aching back. swollen and bloated feet and limbs. weak ness. lassitude, dizziness. nausea, that tired wOrnOut feeling. nervousness, sleepiessness, as a rule have their or igin in kidney trouble. not female complaints" These general symptoms of kidney and bladder disease are well known-so is the remedy.
 Next time you feel twinge of pain in the back or are troubled with head ache. indigestion. insomnia, irritation in the bladder, or pain in the loins and lower abdomen, you will find quick and sure relief in GOLD MED AL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This old and tried remedy for kidney disease and allied derangements has stood the test for hundreds of years It does the work Pains and troubles vanish and new life and health will come as you continue their use. When com pletely restored to your usual vigor. continue taking capsule or two each day; they will keep you feeling fine and prevent a return of your trouble.
 GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap sules are imported direct from the laboratories at Haarlem. Holland. Get them from your druggist Do not take substitute In sealed boxes, three sizes
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16

l5Contnuef from Page ons) pie would know what they would have to pay"
 Regarding the plan to abolish ex- cess profits and to increase individual income taxes by 1920. Senator Sim mOnds said Secretary McAdoo based his recommendation on the opinion that it is difficult to fix a satisfactory excess profits tax. Such a tax. Sec retary McAdoo stated, "Is inherently undesirable. a burden upon business, in essence a consumption tax and in the nature of an income tax"
 Senator Simmons would not esti- mate how much longer the commit tee will require to revise the bill He said, it might take several weeks or only one or two.
 Other members. however. said in corporation of MT. McAdoo's sugges- tions would virtually require redraft- ing of the entire measure.
 The finance committee will meet tomorrow to begin it's work.
 There is a general sentiment in the committee that many of/he special excise taxes. including those on lux uries, should be stricken from the bill
 Modification of other schedules also is favored, but most members agree that the course of future revision can not be definitely determined until the transition of the country from a war to a peace basis is further advanced.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16
TEAM CAPTAINS
 WILL REPORT IN
 FULL ON MONDAY
No Further Report of Finan- cial Status of War Work in This District to Be Made Until Then

Team captains and workers in the united war work campaign can not personally see every man and woman in the district. Perhaps they have missed you.
 J. c. Ryan, district chairman of the drive, urges upon everyone that subscription to this drive is a per sonal duty which everyone owes to the men in the army as well as to himself or herself. V District headquarters at the War ren district commercial club in the Copper Queen hotel building will be open at all business hours to re- ceive subscriptions which the team captains do not get.
 Make it your personal business to call at the headquarters and sub scribe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16
WAR REVENUE
 BILL MAY BE
 REVISED DOWN

IContlnuef from Page onsI
The sun., 1918-12-29
MOTORISTS GOING SOUTH,
Valuable Information Is Now
Ayaila bIe for Them.

For the benefit Of motorists who are
takinG their cars to the South his VIM
ter the touring bureau az the 4. A. A.
Metropolitan Consulate tas complied ex-
tenslve data OF shipping facilities as well
as on road Information. While each sue
ceeding year finds a larger number who
make the entire trip Ia the South in their
cars. there are still more who ship BY
rail or water for a part OF the journey al
least.
Changes and new rules I'm schedules.
rates and regulations. complicated by
part Government and part private oper-
alton, are proving most confusing. TIE
A A A Metropolitan Consulate. how
ever, through its touring bureau. has
Just made q comprehensive investigation
and study Of the rail and water shipping
facilities, and is ready to civ helpful In
formation and advice 10 motorists. The
roUtea available for shiOuing by water,
which Is preferable to railroad service az
this time. are New York 70 Charleston.
New Work - savannah. and New York
to Jacksonville
T1ere Is another steamship service be-
tween New York, Baltimore and Norfolk.
va, which enables the mntorist 10 shin
around the bad stretch ot road between
washington AVID Fredericksburg. De-
tailed information has also been com
oiled under tho direction Of 7. A. Dick
iTson ~ the touring bureau on The SER
vices avaiIlhlo "r0rn Nn-v York - Cuba,
Bermuda. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
Galveston.
The sun., 1918-12-29
C. T. SILVER NOW EXPORTER.
Gives Up Retail End of Business
for n Time.

c. T Silver on January / will open
executive Offices IN his new building, 100
West Fffty-seventh street. Coordinating
with this move he will launch his new
merchandising plan. This will eliminate
him for the time being from the retail
end OF the automobile business.
Due TO one of the biggest Broadway
real estate deals OF the year the nine
story building occupied for years by Mr..
Silver has passed INTO the hands OF the
General Motors Company. which already
owns the adjoining building to the north.
The General Motors Company will take
possession Of its new property on Janu-
AIRY L. and il is understood will throw
the two structures together to house all
Of the executive offices of its multifarious
activities.
The retailing OF Giant trucks In New
York and OF kissel passenger cars in
New York and Brooklyn Mr.. Silver has
placed IN the hands OF L. W. Milford.
who will open a salcSroom on the corner
Of Broadway and ~Sixty-frst street as
soon as alterations are completed. Mr..
milford also takes over Mr.. Silver's big
one story service station at 647 West
F~ffty-hfth street. whore he will keep
parts and furnish service for the Apper-
son. Kissel and Giant lines. Aside from
acting as distributor Mr.. silver Is shap-
Ing his plans TO enter into the exporting
Of motor cars and trucks.
The sun., 1918-12-29

band engaging a drum on the pro-
peller shaft or a pair of bands operat-
ing on drums on the rear wheels-the
same drum within which the emergency
brake operates. The propeller shaft
type gives greater braklng power be-
cause of the leverage obtained through
the gearing engagement OF the rear axle.
and being on n separate drum there IL
less likelihood OF heating the drums on
hills. 1t has the disadvantage of put
ting a severe strain Upon the rear axle
gears, with consequent wear.
The brakes should be kept in such a
condition that either pair will stop the
a quickly II Is very unwise to allow
n set to remain out OF order because
you have n set you know Is all right.
When two brake bands are used In a
set each band should hold equally or II
will allow one wheel to slip. To obtain
this result, pedal and lever operate
through equalizing bars. with linka ge
running from pedal or lever to the mid
die Of the equalizing bar. and from each
end of the bar to the brake bands. When
the bar sets straight across the car the
bands should set with equal force on the
drum5 when braking.
Brake bands are lined with some nom
burning friction material, usually an as
bestos material. which is fastened to the
steel bands by copper rivets sunk deep
into the lining 30 that the heads 10 not
come in contact with the drum. When
the Innings become worn and the rivets
5crape on the drum they score 1t, leaving
shallow grooves. In this condition there
$ not sufficient surface to give the lining
good grip and the brake slips. Scored
lrums must be removed and DO turned
true in a lathe to give a smooth surface
for the best braking power.
Il Is also important that the lining be
renewed when worn thin enough for the
rivets to touch the drum. This should
Ne done at the service station. If that Is
convenient. but Innings OF the proper
dimensions for each car may be had at
4 supply station, m a little common
sense will enable any n to make the
'eplacements. Get the proper size rivets
With the lining. and remember that the
leads must be sunk deep in the lining.
Tho particular reason for alternating