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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
CENSUS TAKERS
Named for Kennebec
Co. Towns and Cities
Work OF Enumesaters Starts January
2-Theroueh Canvass Of East Dis
tries Must 8e Made BY Dssisnated
Workers - People Must Answer
Questions

ANNOUNCEMENT wa mae --.urs0ay
census for this district. Fred C.air Of
Waie-vi1le. Of the e1-nera1o-s who
viii call upon the people q WaferriEle-
Augusta and other towns n Kennebec
county to secure the information that
thousands Of enunerarors all over the
COUNTY, viii commence work On Jana-
airy ID. In thus department q me gov
eminent work Is II all other branches
Of the service, a preference was shown
70 The men named As result q recent
exam nations. II the list 0. names an
noznced Thursday il is noticed that
many Of the men named AS a result
OF recent examinations have been n
Ihe service
The enumerators for kennebee coHu-
y named are as oeicw listed, and with
or, few exceptions all Of the wards
have been filed. and those which have
not been supplied As vet VIII ne n =
very few DAYS. The work will start
---- -04 @S A1-4ESS liz weather EDrfGi-
lions are such thSt x VIII be Impossible
for the program 10 be carried out.
The men and women appointed 70
serve as enuOeralors os The Fourteenth
Decen1iai Census are charged By law
with the collection Of al facts neces-
sary % III Ont properly the printed
census schedules which each eaumera-
to- will carry when making the house
toulouse canvass ot the territory as
signed TO him. Each enUnera1o- must
visit personally each house in MS 1is-
-rlct and make his inquiries 81 rhs
head o- some other member of tie fam
Ly- who Is co-petenr % answer the
census questions
The act ot Congress providing for tie
Continues on Page A-coi. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
BAD BILL CITED
Against Z. S. Housing
Corporation
gard Of Ac. unaer Which Il oeee-
ated Is charseo-Steps to Recover
Thousands Paid Out improperly

Washington Dec. 1s.-Ineffciency.
careiessness ana disregard Of tie
provisions Of the arr under which
i operated were charged against the
United States Housing Corporation
by the Senate Public Buildings and
GROUNDS Investigating SUP p-connit-
tee rooay in report recommending
that steps oe taken % recover many
thousands OF dollars alleged by the
sub committee 70 have been expend-
81 improperly by the corporation
Misuanagenen- by the corporation.
me report as submitted 70 me Sen
ATE charged. resulted n is failure
10 have ready for occupancy q SIN
gle building until almost TWO months
after the arulstIce was signed or
eight months after the passage ol
the appropriation 1c--
Although citing specific expendi-
lures sufficiently grave 70 Warrant
the government n entering CIVIL SUITS
tor restitution Ihe report expresses
the opinion that n most ot these
cases Lhe persons VINO p-oEted VIII
restore Voluntarily the alleged m
earned po-IioD-
Otner Recommendations uaGe ny
me sup- committee provide maj
architects. VINO. lI Is -nargca. were
paid excessively for overhead" ex-
penses. De called upon % ave the
committee IN exact statement OF ths
amount Of rneir overhead expenoi-
ruree. These employees Of the cor
rora1ion. tne committee believes
were new parties % Intentional Tlo-
iatiop Of the law and 'lf they are
actuaIed hy the patriotic. principles
attributed 70 them they VIII refund
the Sums paid then II excess OF me
excc1 cost Of the overhead. Ihe
Continued on Page -Coi- 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
WITH SAME CONCERN
Fer THIRTY YEARS
Jorn Larorx Has Beer With the
Bates Mills FOR Over 30 Years
Which 10 Sorae Record

He IS 6s years Of age ant lives al
III Holland street Lewiston. Ne.
He is doing Is good a days work As
many Of the younger employees He
attributes hls Wonderful vitality 70
natures greatest natural remedy.
His OWE words are as follows. For
4 long time past I have suffered with
the stomach an0 severe case Of
kidney trouble.
These ailments were getting the
best Of me. anu l thought my work
ing days were numbered. tired va
nous remedies 10 check ny paius bur
Finally. I decided TO give Titalftas a
trIai and the results We're wonderful
The rheumatism has left ne. NY
stomach IS better ana the kidney
trouble has disappeared / consider
Vitaiitas has effected z permanent
cure and recommend II as the
best remedy / have ever used"
Mr.. Legendre says The above
statement is only one Of many hun
dred VINO are praising vitaIitas for
the gooo u has done them II IS a
natural remedy discovered by the In
dians over 200 years ago. It contains
the best known minerals 20, medical
science. positively No dangerous al
cohoi- De 0rsays Drug Store. Wa
terviIle: Couxhtin's Drug Store. Au-
gusta-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Convention Miners
on Jan. 5-8 to Hear
Officially on Strike

al convention Of the United Nine
Workers Of America 20 hear the re-
relating 70 the settlement of the ua-
tionai soft coal strike. VIII be held
in Columbus January 5 10 s.
This was decided by officials q
the National organization today, ac-
cording TO a Telegram received from
Washington by John Moore. presi
dent Of the Ohio miners, from VII
liam Green. secretary OF the National
examination The convention vii
bring 1cpe delegates here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
MOVING TALE
OF Little Mother Wins
Back Her Baby
Asr Abandoned Child in Railroad
Terminal After Days Of 0eiibera-
tion-Another Woman's Attenpt to
Claim It Had Roused Mother In
stinet

New York Dec 1S.-Ths shade u
King Solomon sat On the children
court bench today while Judge Levy
tried 10 decide VINO was the mother Of
little Love mike, claimed by Two
wornen-by Mrs. August wenrz as her
kidnapped son. ard 1y Mrs- Lena Lisa
Is the baby boy she mad planned 20
abandon 20 the r1ercies Of Mrs Eliza
beth Seaman Nellie Biyg for his own
happiness ana because she cou-d not
support her little family Of three. her
self. the napv and lhree-year-oid VIII
ian. cu The 81 week which was all
sizs cold earn The infant was found
III the Grand Central terminal with q
note pinned 10 l.s clothing saying
For he iove OF mike. AXE care Of
ms sid can
Mrs. Lssa- urckeniy and through her
ears. told now she kad scnerned 10
nave Tie infant eft where Mrs. Seaman
might notice ana adopt i. She mar
rafsa he- trembling anticipation OF
news Of II after the deed had been done
ot rer heart-aehe when ste -ead that il
had arrived al Bellevue hospital by way
uf Z police natrnn. and o. her panic
wren Mrs. Ue1tz claimed il as her own.
Not q sound II the courtroom i-ter-
-upted her Story Big policemen. IL
romantic agents Of Lhe detective bC-
reau- efficient officials Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty % Chill
drer. scores Of o-hers-aDG Mrs Weatz
listened n silence that was d-a-
rati-
When sE.e nad concluded. her snail
frame shaken with soos. the iudge. with
oovloUs esuoIlon. ordered the aapy -e-
turned 10 her.
The Little woman cried aloud with
10y and hugged her baby TO her breast
she mad .ieliberzied DAYS and nights
. before deciding 70 lei hzn go. sne told
the aQage. A friend OF her deaxi has-
fand had aiken him. promising 70
leave hiTn ia Nellie Blys arrs
Her husbands death last May mad
eft her with burden shs often DE-
SPARED of bearing. she SAID. She
thought Nellie BY would adopt hin
o- find a good ao-oe for him. where ne
would nave enough 70 eat. warm clothes
and ne sent % school and allowed 70
E-ov Up Ike other boy ctiiarer She
said she was frantic when she found
no longer repress her mothers ias-.,c,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
THEFT ADDED TO
CHARGES AGAINST
CAPTAIN DETER

New YORK Dec. "a charge t1At
Captain Kari X. Detzer. n zaargg
Of criminal Investigation work al lie
Mans aad taken half Of $50 francs
stolen from htn wnite prisoner AZ
the barracks Of the 3ostt Military
Police Company wa made To-Day by
MURRAY 2 Phillips af TINS city, GRIP
pied for life by Ii wounds received 81
Chateau Taierry and II other battles
Philips formerly reg1meEzai ser
-eant II the American ambulance
service. Enaae this charge wtlle testi-
fy-ng az Captain Detze-'s cou-mar-
nal on charges of brutality 70 mem
bers Of the American Expenitionary
Forces arrested by him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
PALMER SEES BIG STEP
TOWARDS LOWER PRICES m
END MENACINc MONOPOLY

Washington. Dec. 1S-The governments suit
action against the packers begun President VIII
direction OF the hgnt the high
of living has been compromised under agreement
which the packers will conne themselves hereafter the
meat and'provision business
injunction which the packers have acceded
will entered in the Federal make the agreement
binding Under its terms. the big re-Swift Armour Nor
MS Wilson and Cudahy-have agreed:
Of
hoioinss
To sell under like
n
forever
To themselves unrelated ines7
neiacins wholesale
supplies. nossses jeies
china.
or .
limited States 'nsusng unfair unlawful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
IcY EVIDENCE
OF Winters Storm on
Incoming Liners
-s ara Rigging co~erec with lee
-s;eet ard Ssit from Spray catesd
~ runneis-Stcr,es Of Teerr6e
si-cs ara Gigantic Waves

--w yc-K- Dec 1SSupsrantiai
.zrce Il the fierce winter storms
v-... ave prevailed for the last ten
6srs aI6ag the steamer lanes be-
-yv4e- his country and Europe ~as
e-or~a by eaght bag passenger liners
~r,ca arriyed here today with more
.-a.r 800 belaied passengers Huiis
rc-ustad with ice. rigging covered
,r-- sleet ano salt from spray caked
., tu1aels- prefaeed the stories told
.-- r-as officers Of nigh winds ana
-.-nrtic waves that swept thei- yes
s-s sro-r stem 20 stern
sfz1ps arriving tere the Rotter-
- f-r-r Holland via Plymouth the
is. .-l-. ROYAL Greece. Carmania anc
-rr-a from British ports VIA Hall
re La Fayette from Ha1re,
3. ~r-cr,sf jo-d froTa Norway and EO-
ma from Genoa All were from
-~ae % five days Overdue anu some
-e-7 reac ned port TOO late 10 dock
- -NrEETItSF EElZ 11Le-
he -trst Ct the kIg liners TO come
10 ae- dock was the Rotterdam.
v-lce reached quarantine late Easi
g... She Was Ihre days Late arc
.r master. Captain J. Baron DE-
req that ,te trip was the rougnesf
p -ver had MADE. His declaration
IS =uuporrei BY Rear Admiral An
ew :. Long Of the United state
-.5-v. VINO returned after escorflns
- King ana Queen Of the Belg1ans
AK 70 their country. Admiral Ions
I'D tf.&1 one Week 2gO when II Fnia-
--Ia-tic ,hee weather was so roagr
1at he big liner was rocked Ike /
-adle. One of he passengers was
---4v-r7 70 the deck and suffered q
--oksr leg- On board the snip vers
we stow-aways who we're scare
-a-7 their hiding places by Ehe ro'rgt
e-eaIhsr.
The Carra1uia. another Of the De-
sd ships had 70 Esl1t IN II aaIfa,
-puair damages caused by L col
s,on al sea with another ship DIR
fog os the Grand Banks Nan!
her passengezs were }anded ~ th'
'aUaaian port
Tfa Carorlla. from Southampton
xas close TO the CarTnaria when III
.crident occurred and she responde:
20 her wireless calls by pulling at'ol
and going 10 1er assistance tn
-en5ered teip was not needed but sh
accorupayliea Fper into Halifax o.
beard the Caronia We're more th2l
g. 900 Chinese who's eyv7ed IN Franc
As Iassorers during the war. They
we're landed Al Halifax and viii re
--s-tark fer their own co1nrrZ- Z
,suE-olzyVF.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Ends Long Scrap

Retreatnsnr Of the packers from
all lines OF business except the meat
ana produce business. ends a fight Of
long standing which has been an is
Sue n elections ana political debate
FOR years. the subject OF much at
tempted legislation. the cause Of the
expenditure of millions Of dollars in
Investigations and untold bitterness
between the packers on one hand and
the government. live stock pIlrc,aas-
@rs ana snail business firms on the
other.
The present settlement is an out -
growth of an investigation started by
the Federal Trade Corn mission nv
direction If President Wilson on Fs,b-
ruary :, 1917. a letter reviewing
Continues on Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
SENATE IN NIGHT GRIND
To HASTEN WORK RAIL BILL
row over STRIKE PROVISION

Washington, Dec 1s-The Senate
held its ffth nigh. session on the
railruad bin tonight with grave doun,
IN the minds Of the leaders that the
measure could be passed in time 70
permit beginning Of the holiday re-
cess Saturday
The labor clauses including ths
anti-strike provision Of the Cummins
measure were under discussion dur
ing the dzy, eliminating IN the re-
lection by a vote Of IS 10 IS of the
proposal Of Senator Stanley, Demo
crat Kentucky, TO eliminate The
whole section. Efforts toward a
compromise srsued-
During the debate an agreensn-
was reached by Senate and House
majority Leaders not 10 permit a holi-
DAY recess until the measure is
through the Senate and sen- 10 con-
ference At their conference. how
ever. Senator Lodge ana Representa-
tive MondeH agreed to suspend
House business Saturday % permit
members Of the lower BODY 20 go
home for the holidays. even If the
Senate Is held by delay on the rail
road bill Beginning Monday. House
sessions VIII De perfunctory under =
I geEllemen's agreement" 70 rrausacr
no business until January 5. but 10
adjourn from day 20 Gay uc-n Chs
Senate recesses.
The anti strike provisions We're IN
turn attacked and defended today
while conferences were held looking
ID a compromise by modifying the
clause imposing criminal penalties
Z for strikes or lockouts
! After defeat Of the Stanley motion
+ 70 strike OUT the entire labor see
( hon. Senator Mccormick Republ;-
/ can Illinois. offered a substitute
plan. similar 70 the Canadian system
, 70 prohibit strikes for so days after
decisions Of the adjustment hoard.
aId requiring decisions rom the
board within 80 days
, Senator Thomas. Democrat Colo
rado, supporting the Cummins labo-
proposal. declared railroad strikes 70
be iuIolerable n their effect upon the
general public
Opposing the an1i-srrike section.
Senator Walsh. Democrat Nassa-
chusetts. sand that criminal penalties
for strikers would not accomplish.
their purpose. The Cumrins plan he
characterized as repressive, unfair
and unjust. --=---
Strikes among certain classes #
employees are un1usrfhatie and
among these are rallrcad employees
declared Senator Walsh. 'bur W.
cannot chain them 70 their posts lIk-
galley slaves
Congress. the Massachusetts, sena-
-or held should remove The incentive
and causes Of strikes by enactment
Of arbitration legislation without
banning what he declared 20 he the
inherent right 10 strike
On Z tie vote OF q 10 q the substi
tu1e of Senator McCornick Repub-
lican. Illinois. for the anti strike pro.
T1sicn. was e3ecred. and Mr.. Ne
Cormick gave notice that he wCl,, {
ask for another vote later
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Lodge Probable
Chairman of G. O. P.
Convention in 1920

washington Dec- 1s.-Tenta1ire plans
have neen made 70 nave Senator Henri.
Cabot Lodge OF Massachusetts as tenn
porarE and permanent chairman Of he
hepnhtioan national convention. There
has been some talk among the marry
ieaders Of former Senator EIfhr Root
Tor temporary chairman Drr il is N
ds-siood that the plan Of having oae
man Tor both places. fret used IN 1ss.
viii be continued in lsN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
20 LOSE LIVES
IN SINKING OF
SCH. SUN BEAM

Norfolk. Va. Dec 7s-Fre ,e-,.
be-s Of the crew and IS stowawaks
were believed 70 ha been lost
when the Cuban schooner Sun Beam
turned turtle yesterday rs miles Of
The Virginia capes. Captain Riverpu
ana TWO members Of the crew were
brought 10 Norfolk today On the
coast guard cu1rer Manning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Another Effort
by Allies to Settle
Fiune Question

London. Dec 1s-PreTnler Nltu u
Italy has tseen invited 70 meet Pre-
uisr Lloyd George and Premier Glenn
enceau. am possibly an American
representative IN Paris II the course
of q few days. Il was announceo nE
Mr.. Lloyd George N the House Of
Couucns roday. An enerr 70 settle
the question Of Fiune was the pur-
pose Of the meeting, he saad-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
One Killed in
Air Collision at
Altitude 5000 Feet

Arcadia. Fla. Dec -S-LlsuI- Nor
rs :. Bailey II Worcester. Mass.
was instantly killed ana Lieut.. Z v
1raudenstein. was INJURED n Inc
collision of their airpianes at an aitl-
-ude of { 100 feet. When he accident
occurred the avialors were doE1E q
Tenslye cornbat rranoeuvers ui Carl
srro-u field where they were a1tachs1
70 he naval air force Lieut. Brand
a-s-sir escaped with broken arn
and minor injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Sugar Legislation
Forces I'm House
Meet Opposition

Washington Dec 1s-Sugar lsC,s-
lation received another setback n the
Snate today when advocates Of -ne
bin TO extend federal sugar coctroi
and licensing during 1890 were IN
able. because Of prorracteo opposi-
tion debate. 10 bring 70 i vote the
House amendments broadening the
powers proposed for the United
States Sugar Equalization Board
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
UNCLE SAM TO
ADVERTISE FOR
ARMY RECRUITS

New York Dec. 1s.-The way depart
nenz on Jarrary ! Will inauxurate a
Ih-ee months advertising campaign II
more than Na newspapers = over Ra
cities ot the couatrv where auxifia, Y
army recruiting stations are located. ,,
IVES announced hare today. cities w;rn
rr1aI1 recruiting stations are 70 he unit
led as they were covered in last SIT
-Ezer s Campaign il was stated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Under Eve of Uncle Sam

The decree further provides the 5u-
risdic-ion is perpetuaiIy retained by
the courts for the purpose Of taking
such other action. or Gdding at Ihe
foot u the decree such other relief.
# any, that may become necessary u
appropriate for The carrying ouI any
enforcement Of The decree or fofr the
purpose of entertaining at any time
hereafter n the application which
the parties may make with respect
70 this decree
Two years are gwen 70 comply
with me decree which affects s. cor
poratio-1s and 10 individuals.
In general. sand Attorney Gsner-
al Palneris official announcement 70
night. this decree prevents The de-
(Continued on Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
[. ". W. SENTENCED
CITY

4 1ansas city, No Dec. 1s-Eederai
c-e JOAN = Pollock late tooAy
.assed sen-ence on - members Of The
-1alsrrlal Workers ot me Wcrt3.
-1z-a guilty today by 5u-y IN tha
=oarzl district nourt of Kansas City,
l1-r.sa.s. OF conspiracy against the
81 Ferrruenr- The sentences ranged
-1r t--ee and 4 nalf 10 u-ns and -
az ears n The fe1erA pealteutiar-
. -eaE,euvorrf1. Kan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
To Make Early
Peace with Turkey
Allies Intention

London. Dec 1s-NithoE1Z any disre-
pute ane without wishing 10 deprive
America Of the honor % sharing n The
guardianship Of Christian communities.
the Allies have decided 70 make peace
with Turkey at the earliest possible
moment, Premier LLOYD George declared
in the House Of Commons toaar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
ENGLISH LONG
DISTANCE FLIER
SERIOUSLY HURT

London. Dec. 1s-Captaln Sir John
-Alcock VINO made the 1rsr nonstop
ai-plane fight across the Atlantic
ocean. has been seriously injured
according 10. 2 Llyods' despatch from
Rouea. His plane crashed near
Correyrard. n the department Of
Seine -Infeyleure. Normandy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
BIG five PACKERS POWER SH0RN
BY COMPROMISE With UNCLE SAM

Erring Quintet Agree to Restrict Activities =
10 C0nfine Themselves to Meat and Provi-
sion Business Only To Dispose of All Hold
mgs in Stock Yards, Rails and Terminals -
Bulk of Cold Storage Warehouses to Be Also
Given Up-Abandon all Holdings in "Unre-
lated Lines"-Two Years Time to Comply
with Agreement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
MERCURY AT 8
IN TORONTO

Toronto. Ont. Dec. IS-wirh cities
IN the northern part of the United
states complaining ot zero wetaher.
White River today calmly reported
that the Official thermometer there
fell 70 IS degrees below zero during
the ulgnt anc rose 10 IS below 1T
dawn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England: Partly
cloudy ana not quite 50 cold Friday,
prot ably followed By snow Friday
q gnt ana SatEuay.
Southern New England: CLOUDY wItn
probably snow E>-i12y' net ga-ls SO
cold. Saturday cloudy.
Eastern New yo-k: Cloudy in north.
probably snow II south Frioay. No.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
DOWN TO Is
IN AROOSTOOK

Hcuiton Ne. Dec. aS-Thernorneters
n northern ArooStpok towns tcGay reg
istered as sow as ~ below zero. Tire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
CUTTER OSSIPEE TO AID
STEAMER LANCASTRIAN

Portland. Me-. Dec. 1s.-The coast
guard cutter Ossipee sailed IL $50
this afternoon TO 80 70 the assistance
Of the steamer Lancastrian- reported
IN distress east of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Temperatures remain E1seaso1l2oIy
low Throughout The middle Atlantic and
View England states.
In New England and New YORK The
weather will DC cloudy and not quite 50
cold Friaay. probably followed by local
SHOWS FRIDAY might OF or SATURDAY In
fhs rnidaie Atlantic states there viii oe
snow Frfday and cfoucy weather Sarur-
day without material change IN tenn
perafure.
Winds OF the Atlantic coast: North
of sandy Hook. moderate var1abie be-
coming east cloudy. probably snow over
south portion. Sandy Hook 10 Hatterns.
Fresh. possibly strong. east. and snow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Used furniture may be sold to
advantage through the WANT
ADS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-19
Preheaing Of Gas IN
Carburetor Aids IN
Starting Cold Autos

1t is getting 10 be out of date to
lay up dhe car whenever the first
cold day comes, since the use of the
automobile has become so much a
part of everyday living. Yet, cold
weather, every motorist knows, has
a great influence over the way gaso-
line acts, especially when the va
riety of fuel available today is COM
pared with that obtainable only a
few years ago.
Gasoline is the starting point in
motor car operation, and when the
quality drops, efficiency has to be
made up from another source. In
discussing this requirement, Ralph
Murphy, engineer of the Franklin
Automobile company, mentions that
the adaptation OF present-day gaso-
line has called for some of the most
ingenious devices that automobile
design has produced.
Taking the Franklin car as an ex-
ample, he showed how preheating
the gasoline in the carburetor by an
electric coil makes the gasoline
volatile even on the coolest day, so
that it is really equitable in the CYL
inders.
Intake yoke heaters are also COM
ing in for much favor. Other ele-
ments arriving at this same end are
the preheating of the air that mixes
with the gasoline, and also such an
apparently inconsequental point as
the shape of the Franklin intake
manifold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-19
University Tells How to
Start Car in Cold Weather

The agricultural engineering de-
partment of the University of Ne
braska gives the following sugges-
tions about starting an automobile
in cold weather. Be sure the spark
plugs are clean and firing properly.
Considerable difficulty may be avoid
ed if one is sure the butterfly valve
in the carbueretor intake will close,
when the choker is drawn clear out
to insure a charge Of gasoline drawn
into the cylinder as the starter ro-
tates the engine. There are. small
primers on the market, which can
be attached to the car. permitting
one to inject either high test gaso-
line or ether into the intake mani
fold as the starter turns the engine
over, which is decided help in
starting in cold weather. Use a
lighter lubricating oil in winter than
in summer to- permit the engine to
turn over more freely, as the oil
gets quite bard when cold.