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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
RHEUMATICS
LIMBER UP
Gst-Rid Of All Stiffness and Soreness

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pains and aches Of rheumatism. this 10
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swollen feet. knotted fingers: oil up
your joints, loosen up your mus
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ing. Yes, you can do 1t! No matter
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Here are the simple directions: Go
to your druggist and buy bottle of
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directed within twenty-four hours
you'll note the good effects-take II
faithfully for a couple OF weeks-then
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Thousands of cases are recorded
where "Neutrone Prescription 80" has
worked marvellous cures. We want to
spread its fame everywhere: We want
to put Il within the reach of everybody
Get bottIe-youll say it's the best
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Conkey Drug company. and leadinf
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
Lake at Eaton Drained in
Search for Missing Boy

GRATIS, o., April 3.-Flory Lake at
Eaton was drained Thursday in an eff
fort to find the body of Robert Kira-
COTE, 16 years old. Of Gratis, who dis
appeared last Sunday. A boy resembl-
ing Kiracofe was seen at the edge Of
the lake shortly before his disappear
ance, and relatives believe the body
will be found in the lake. Kiracofe
was kicked by horse last summer,
and had shown signs Of mental de-
rangement since that time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
HE ESCAPED INFLUENZA

Last spring l had a terrible cold
and grippe and was afraid I was going
to have Influenza writes A A Nc
Neese, High Point, Ga. Il tried many
kinds of medicine, but remained clog
ged with cold. 1 then took Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, feeling re-
lief from the first. I used seven small
bottles. 1t was a sight to see the
phiegm I coughed up. I am convinced
Foley's Honey and Tar saved me from
influenza" For sale by A. G. Luken &
Co-Ady
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
TIGERS

MACON-The Tigers went through
a warm-up session this week and ev-
Jennings told them to split up and
play it out. Both Kallio and Ehwke
pitched, showing a good brand of hurl-
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
WHITMAN TO AID DRIVE.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Former
Governor Whitman of New York, it
was announced today, has accepted
the invitation of Commander Evange-
line Booth of the Salvation Army, to
be national chairman of that organi-
!. zation's home service fund campaign
! TO raise $13,000,000 for charitable
work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03

NEW ORLEANS-The monotony of
the daily routine stuff was to be broke
off Thursday when the Cleveland In
dams stacked up against the rockies.
Games with the Pelicans are slated
for Saturday and Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
GIANTS

LOUISVILLE, KY. - F e / n nd
Schupp, holdout, and star southpaw
of the New York Nationals in 1917 has
returned to the fold. Schupp's pitch
ing arm was impaired last season but
physicians say he will have it back
this year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
With the Majors
REL

WAXAHACHIE-Th Reds opened
up against the Fort Worth winning a
5 to tally in drizzling rain, We'd
nesday Wingo, Luque and Cueto who
had arrived on the scene were thrust
into the lineup. Moran was anxious
to see what they could do. Rain will
probably stop the practice Thursday
as the ball park Is under water.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
DODGERS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-With the
arrival Of Jimmy Hickman, lack
Wheat is the only absentee from the
Dodger ranks. Wheat expects to re-
port in time for the Brooklyn-Boston
SERIES
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-03
CUBS

PASADENA, Cal. The Chicago
Cubs won an easy victory over the
Polytechnic academy, this week by
to 0 score. They will next meet a
strong aviator team at Riverside, Cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
AMERICAN WOMAN
IN NARROWING STORY
OF GERMAN CRUELTY

NEW YORK. July The story or
week spent in a German prison waiting
10 be- shot as a spy. followed by I'VE
months in unspcakablr cells with COM
mon criminals was related her" todaJ
nv Mrs. Margaret Cent?. a nativ" born
American. She arrived from Europe
Yesterday on the steamer Lorraine.
Mrs. Cent? said that her conviction
by court martial as spy Followed
discovery that she had communicated
with hcr father in tn" United states
through a prisoners mail while acting
as n censor ~ DocbrItz. near Berlin
She obtained Communication 10 rmprls-
unmcnt, she declared. because she was
able 10 show that German army Officers
had communicated in similar manner
with friends and relatives IN enemy
countries.
Mrs. Cent? won't Ia Germany In study
art in 1917. and was married two years
later TO a German. Richard Fuhrmann.
This made her technically II German
subject. and when her husband was
drafted she was given a position as
censor at DocbritZ.
After her sentcnc" had been commut-
! cd Mrs. Cent? said she was taken TO
a women's pcnitcntiary At C"ttus and
lodged with women .murdcrcrs and other
criminals. The wardcns. sh" declared.
were devils" and many or IN" women
confined in the penltcntlnry be"am" ~
sane
Upon her return To Berlin. Mrs. Cent?
said. she found that her husband haa
diorccd her on the grounds that she had
been convicted Of treason. ms 9he
savs. she regarded as II compliment uh-
der the circumstances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
To
FIGHT INCREASE
ON GROVE LINE
CAPT OTTO SAYS FUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION CANNOT IN
VALIDATE CONTRACT.
City Solicitor Directed TO Appear at the
Hearing on Pare increase, At
Charleston

CIty council last night directed NY
Manager Charles q. Ephlin and cry
Solicitor J, J. L. OBrirn To appear be-
fore the West Virginia public SrrV'c"
commission Mt Charleston ncEt Tuesday
md oppose III" petition or IN" west Wiz
rInIa Traction & Electric Company for
an increase of five cents in tho faro he
tween thus city and Elm Grove. This
action was taken after city Manager
Ephl.n called to counctfS attention INC
fact that III" rat" hearing comes UP at
that timr and asked what action c"un-
,ll wished To take in tho matter. TIL"
Wcs, virginia Traction & Electric Com
,auy - asking for the establishment or
hrcr fare zones from Wheeling to Elm
Grove with n fare Of fifteen cents IN
strad of tho present ten cent far" in
crease.
rartain W. T otto. Of the First ward,
who offered the resolution inStructing
the manager and solicitor 10 fight the
Elm Grove fare increase. brought up
rather an interesting point that Will DC
presented TO the publ" service commits
sion Tucsdny. Captain otto Cont"ndcd
that tho public service commission has
no right to invalidatc any portion OF a
contract "xiStInE between tho city and
tho traction company. The street car
franchise. hc holds. was granted. with
the understanding that the company
carry passengers within certain zones
for n stipulated price. The public scr
vice commission. if the First ward
cCuncilmans contention holds good.
might with equal right inralidat" mat
portion "f the franchise contract which
provides for1 he payment 10 tn" city or
certain sum Of money each year IN re-
turn for the use OF the City's streets.
councilman Camden s. fancy rais"d
the point that the city council mas not
the right tn oppose tho proposed far"
Increase without firsi determining JUST
whether the city has the right I" make
such opposition. Making IL clear that
ne was not favoring tn" corporation. MI.
fancy cnntrrrd"d that tn" proposed far"
increase will not affect III" fare INSIDE
the city: and held that council shoulo
first learn, through the presence or Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Shawkey Heads the
State Education Board

CHARLESTON W. Va. July l.
orS.rization Of the new stat" board OF
od1ca;,on was completed today by the
ornction Of State superintendent OF
cc.ools Morris p Shawkry. presider;'
I. w. Burns. superintendent o! the Guy
scbools Of Grafton. vice president Shd
7 F. Marsh. secretary.
Committees among the members wer :
.nnoi nted TO deal with problems arlsini'
- ~ state institutions TO which sun'n
,rohlerns will b. submitted. {" hc pre-;
scnted officially 70 the board. These
committees from the various lnSt'u'
tons arc:
west Virginia university. Sha~kry
orlcbay. BuRks and k"T1n.
Concord state normal school. COOK
and ShawkcY. ,.d
Is idley.
Sbcnncrd college. Burns and keirn-
West Liberty normal school. burns
Ee,m Oclcbay and Sycafoos".
Kcyser prepare tory school, k%m ano
Burns. ,
.Shawkcy. >,
Tcst Virginia collegiate institute
r,idIey, Cook and the advisory courcil
Rluef,rld coiored institute. Cook. OHle'
bay and the Advisory council.
0-hrr matters OF routin" business
vcr. decided upon by the state board
Tho next meeting will be held Angus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
BUSY SES5|0NOF
CITY COUNCIL
NEW CITY SoLoNS TAKE UP CITY
PROBLEMS IN A BUSINESSLIKE
MANNER.
Action Taken Last Night in A Variety
OF Matters. Satisfied With
Present House Rules.

C:ty Council last night approved tho
Of he city Of Wheeling for tho term
beg ming July |. tn" bond. in the sum
Of 100000. was filed Juno 30. and was
approved BY city solicitor NJ. J. Guilt
nan. The National Surety company Is
tho ircasur"rs security.
Upon request from III" Market Audi
forum company. Mayor Thos. r. Thon-
or. city Manager Charles O. Ephlin and
Captain W r. otto wcr- mad" members
Of the board Of directors Of tn" Audi
forum company. representing the nc"
administration on tn" board.
Tho council passed on it's final read
ing tn" resolution approving the con-
tract between the Guy Manager and
Sheriff Howard y. Hastings for III" care
and custody Of the city's prisoners. Cor
the year beginning yesterday
Tho ordinance rcorda ming Section ~
OF tho Rules and Regulations governing
sidewalks. was passed on its final rrac-
ing. The anne .idm-nt provides for a
roughed surface instead Of smooth sur
face for concrct" sidewalks.
Thc solicitor was authorized to draft
mission to erect porch extend
ing over tho sidewalk ut height
extending over the sidewalk. At height
Of twelve feet. at his property on South
Wptzrl street.
Council being satisfied with the pres
ent rules and regulations governing the
conduct OF council sessions. the rules
and regulations Commttc" was dis
charged.
The pctition of &. ". CARRIER for per-
mission to erect display windows cN-
tending over the pavement at his place
on Market street at the lower end OF
the Creek bridge WAS referred TO the
engineer. solicitor and committee COM
posed OF Ambrose F. Hahig. Camden S.
Tanev and David Morgan.
The ordinance granting J. /. Stifel &
Sons permission to "Xcavatc for vaults
under the sidewalks along the calico
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ANTI-RED RUSSIANS
ADVANCE ON MOSCOW

LONDON. July l--Autl-BolShrNik Tor
COS arc advancing against hurSk. -.o
miles south OF Moscow. and NuroncZh.
hoping to find way to Moscow. accord
ing 10 a Russian wireless m"Ssag" quot
inK tho official BOlsh"Nik organ lZ'Stla
T. 10 added thnt the Rolshcviki suffer
cd "A severe defeat at Kharkov. l3O miles
south Of Kursk. and hav" ais" lost tkat :
crinoslav. 1l5 miles south-SouihwcS, "l
khcrkOS.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
WHEELING PAYS :
HuG6GSUS my Ne
OFF LAST Of
Bic BOND |SSUE
SUM OF $1,000 PAID OVER Y1ST
DAY WAS LAST OF TIE &27oIooo GA
rHSUE OF 1885. G.J
Expert Accountant Wa Employed ~
weeks Ago to Certify to corrsc-'.S
ness Of Issue. ~"

Tho city Of Wheeling cleared the So
of the old 1885 bond issue yesterday
when the sum OF $1,000 was paid over
To clear up the balance of tho bond an
dnh,rdncss. which formerly totaIe1
$4,000. The sum had been cleared'Nl
in regular installments running over q
period Of thirty-thrcc years.
4 few weeks ago City Manager
Charles o. Ephlin asked council for pefs
mission to have an expert accountant
go over the bond matter and ascertain
If everything was regular. and he tS4
had city Solicitor NJ. J. Culiinan 81
into the matter with the bond commlnE
sioncrs with the result that they WerH
certified to and cleaned up as state3
above.
The bond issue was made for the pure
pose Of erecting the Main street bridge
and for improvements 10 numpef OF
the streets OF the city. Many OF 'hs
citizens will recall tho time when the
bond issue was made years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
:CLARkS VERSUS
| P, { T. 6. FRIDAY

July the Fourth Al III" Elm Grove
ball mark the t1ark's col"r"d aGgr"ga-
ton will line up against IN" PATTERSON
and Elm Grove min" in d"uhi"-header
Ono game will be played in IN" morn
ing and the second IN tn" afternoon Inc
first starting Al 10 O'clock. ana ''' SCI
ond AT o'clock. Barrett IN" regular
twirIcr for the uui-thc-psk" team. Sc'-
nr,l vcar. age. will probably pitch on"
81 tho y,nlcs for tho Grove. Saturday
=. Tho Elm ,;rnvr park. tn" Martins Fer
rv Athletes Will be the attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
G0IINCII PAVES WAY FOR BOND
ISSUE FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS
CREATION OF A GENERA CoM m9
TEE TO MAP OUT THE PHoFoSAO
BOND ISSUE AUTAoASD'
It Ia the idea Of the Sponsors OF ALL
proveunent Program to Bene1H
the Entire City.

cStv council last evening authorized
tbc creation Of general committee vi
.itizcns OF Wheeling. which at an carry
da,e ia 70 map out general bond issue
covering an extensive PEohf"'' ~
proycmcntS in the clty
Tho improvements to b" made IL 'Ii'
nurnose OF tho resolution adopted by
council is carried out. Will lncluo" 'he
rcnay,nr of many of tho city's strects'
better sewerage. better water service lot
the Island and South Wheeling. water
filtration and general improvements
which may be brought to In" attention
of the general committee.
The creation of the genera '"Hinni''c''
of citlons to map out tn" propoSeu p'''u
,srra was nrovidcd for in resolution
presented by Captain W. +. otto. coun-
ci,nan from the First Ward. The re-
solution was adopted by IN" unanimous
vote OF council. all nine members being
present and voting.
Under tho resolution. Mayor Thoner
will appoint three members OF council
To act as members OF the bond com
mission: the board OF directors OF Inc
chamber Of Commerce will select one re-
preventative: the Ohio Valley Trades 4
Labor Assembly one member. and me
mayor will select two members from the
city al large. The mayor and city Man
agcr Charles o. Ephlin arc named OK
orricio members Of the commission by
the resolution
II is the idea OF thr sponsors Of the
general Improvement bond proposition
rn provide an issue that will guarantee
r. every ward in the city the "Xpcndi-
turc Of certain sums Of money for street
improvements, sewerage. water service
and other similar Improvements IN the
wards with n provision for certain "N-
pcndlturcs for general work in N" city.
Muyor Thoner was not ready last night
IN name the three counCIlmcn who Will
represent tho city lawmakers on thn
bond commission. He announced that
no intended to Civ" careful consideration
To- his selections for such an important
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ALLIANCE DEPENDS !:
ON ACTION OF U. s.

PARIS. July 1.-The agreements %
tween France and the United states
and between France and Great Britain
for the defense Of France against attack
BY Germany. il is understood, will mol
become valid. as far as Great Britain
concerned. until the Franco-AmertcaN
convention is ratified by tho Unite4
States Senate.
Foreign Minister Titonni made Il cieAe
at the meeting that Italy desires that an
territory taken from Austria be deftnitetf
disposed OF in the Austrial treaty. Thu
Immediately projects into the foregroune
the Fium" question. which 1t had oeso
hoped. could be- avoided. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
JUST SEE HOW
POSLAM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

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poslam Soap is a daily treat TO tcnoer
skin. Contains poslam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02

works building on North Main .Stfeev
was passed on it's final reading.
The provisional appropriation orA0
nance. providing funds for July ana
August. was read the first time - -
over for one week ~. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
AIR MAIL STARTE d.

WASHINGTON. July Lair mail Se--
,.;cc between New YORK and thrrnE" vas
Inaururatcd today. with SiN-hour scr
vice The first plan" loft Sew YORK al
5.l5 a. m. flew {" BcIlcfontc. Ia, nj the
ratc of l"3 miles an hour and there
transferred ITS mail 70 another plane
which reached Cleveland al 80" n m.
IN time To- transfer the mail to IN" reg
ular Cleveland Chicago machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02

manager and solicitor nj the hearing
lust what the grounds for demanding
the increase. then act upon that ADVICE.
After lengthy discussion OF the
proposed fare increase from several an
rlrs. the otto motion WAS put I" VOC"
The vote 10 oppose IN" fare increase was
ST.. Mr. fancy voting against II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ARNOLD PREPARING
STATE POLICE PLANS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July Lieu.
r. ncv state department OF public safe
~ which became operative today. was
AZ his Office on tho second moor or INC
armory in the rooms formerly occupied
r. We adjective service department. and
vas busy getting'out the correspondence
neressary 10 secure price lists and bids
for equipment for the force.
No members Of the force have been
named and probably will not be for q
few days at least, Colonel Arnold said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
CHARLES. KUSLICK

Charles kuSlick Of faIrp"lnt. ONO. IS
confined TO the Ohio Valley General hos
pitaI as IL result Of injuries received
about tho head yesterday afternoon.
while at work in the mine. DR. Macgr"-
cor IS his attending physician,
Evening star., 1919-04-06
CALLS POLLY DEAR OLD CAR"
AND DEALER HEARTILY AGREES
Fair Customer Only Wants to Be Allowed
$500 on Vintage of 1912 as Part Pay
ment of New Auto.

| With rather a detected look, but a
firm step that denoted plenty of self
confidence, a stylishly dressed young
woman entered the Trew Motor Com
pany. on 14th street, the other after
noon, and. walking up to Joseph B.
Trew, president of the company, said:
I've heard many very complimentary
things about your REQ car and am
thinking seriously of purchasing one
myself"
"Yes. we think the REQ a pretty
good car" replied Mr.. Trew; as he
glanced at the display Of new models
on the floor. Take this roadster. for
instance" but before he had gone
any further the fair customer inter-
rupted him with this terse remark,
'Of course. you will allow for my car
in the trade"
'"rhat depends. MISS" said Mr.. Trew,
quickly putting himself on guard
| What car do you driver"
| Come. It's right outside" answer
ed the prospective purchaser in busi-
neSs-like manner. and in another mo-
ment both customer and dealer were
standing on the sidewalk.
Points to ''Polly" With Pride.
There's Polly right over there
she said with note of pride in her
voice. THE high one. third from the
end" and following the direction OF
a neatly gloved hand Mr. Trew's eyes
fell on one of the most dilapidated
weather beaten broken-down vehicles
that had been seen on 14th street fol-
many a long day. An out-and-out
orphan" of the vintage of 1912
Tenders bent, devoid Of paint, one
lamp missing and radiator leaking
badly.
How much did you figure on getting
for it?" asked the proprietor. as he
looked over the wreck.
"Oh, Mr.. Trew, please don't talk in
such a hard hearted manner when
speaking of poor Polly." came from the
fair prospect with tremble in her
voice. SIT grieves me terribly to have
to let her go. She is such dear. and
has been in our family for nearly eight
years. Father drove her for four years
then my brother had her for two, bu,
Evening star., 1919-04-06

when he went to fight in Frence he gave
her to me, and we have been such pals
ever since. 1t nearly breaks my heart
to see her go to strangers. but as nave
just accepted a position that will require
considerable travelling 1 decided last
night that I would need a new car. or
course, realize that Polly needs a
little brushing up, but l will allow FOR
that ami take $500 for her just as she
stands, and let the money go toward
getting a new REQ
impossible, madam shrieked Mr..
Trew, as he CROPPED around for some
thing substantial to keep him from
falling. Far be it from me to be dis
respectful to Polly but if | allowed
you SIS for her it would only be on ac-
count of those fairly new tires l see on
her rear wheels. The junk man wouldn' t
give you that much"
What" screamed the young woman
in voice full Of rage. "$25! Only $25
walk the rest of my life! I've often heard
that you automobile dealers were heart
less when it came to a trade, but never
did l dream you could be as heartless
as that! Poor 'Polly!' All, we'll, one
never gets what one expected!
''1t All Depends" Says Mr.. Trew.
"Well. that all depends on what one
expects remarked Mr.. Trew, some
"udt HCtllcu dI the dlIltuOo TAKEN Dy
his fair customer, "only the other day
man knocked on the back door Of my
home. and presenting my wife a but
ton had the nerve to ask her to kindly
sew coat on it for him. but"
Il didn't ask for any clothing for
Polly" the young woman answered, as
she followed the proprietor into the
store. What l want you to do. Mr.
Trew is to take one ride around the
block with me, and then if Polly is
not all 1 claim for her, we'll, I'll bother
you no more"
But Mr.. Trew suddenly remembered
he had a very important engagement at
the bank right then. so calling his
brother Wilmot to close the transac-
ton, he rushed out of the place to get
into his car, and seeing Charley
Brookes, his sales manager, standing
at the curb looking at the wreck, he
shouted over his shoulder as he started
on his way. Get Polly a cracker, Char
ley. the poor little bird is starving to
DEATH"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
THE EXPERTS SAY.

Wire cloth of the kind used in
milk strainers may be used to make
very effective vaporizer by placing
a section Of it on both sides of the
gasket between the carburetor and
the intake manifold. This serves to
break up the fuel into finer PARTICLES
Evening star., 1919-04-06
French Driver Will Be Missed.

Short -circuiting at the spark gap
is sometimes caused by small metallic
beads, formed by the intense heat Of
the spark. These beads form a bridge
between the electropedes across which
fortunately, is EASILY discovered and
cured simply by removing the beads.
The tank Of the vacuum fuel feed
system should be cleaned out at least
once in three months. The operation
is not hard to carry out. The top
Of the tank should be removed and
the inner vacuum chamber be taken
out. This enables the operator to
res ch thu lorer cha smber. from which
all dirt should be removed.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

mobile soap and rubbed on the glass
of the windshield and allowed to dry
will prevent fog or rain from OBJ
scuring the vision through the glass.