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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02

The size of the opening or mouth
of the nozzle will affect the quantity
or amount of liquid sprayed. The
smaller the opening the smaller the
amount of spray.
OF course, in the carburetor, the
liquid is the gasoline, the chamber
a., the supply, or as it is called
float chamber, and the chamber
above the nozzle, called the mixing
chamber, is connected to the inlet
manifold or piping of the engine.
Let us see how we can get differ
ence in pressure. on top of the gaso-
line in the float chamber a. and
that in the nozzle, "B." We know
that on the suction stroke of the en-
CINE a vacuum "a pressure less than
atmosphere is created, and this vac
uum will extend through the inlet
valve to the manifold. and then to
the carbueretor mixing chamber and
so the nozzle 3D." will be in vacu-
UNI
The float chamber liquid is, how
ever, under atmospheric pressure, and
thus there is a great pressure on top
Of the liquid in the float chamber.
a" than on that in the nozzle, so
that the gasoline will squirt out OF the
nozzle, or because of the small open
ing, spray out.
You will notice that the chamber
&C." is also open to the atmosphere
at ID" so that on the suction stroke,
air will rush in through this opening,
then through the manifold to the
cylinder AS this rushing air passes
the nozzle, it will pick up the spray
ing gasoline and carry it to the cylin-
der with it, On the way. due TO the
vacuum and temperature (Which In
the summer time will be about 10
degrees), the gasoline will change to
a gas tSee last lesson). 1t will also
be thoroughly mixed with the air
Thus an explosive mixture OF gas and
air enters the cylinders.
In most carburetors, the opening,
d" through which the air passes,
is never changed. The gas and air,
however, must be in certain ratio
or proportion, and there must, there
fore. be some way of varying or regu-
lating this proportion. The air being
constant or not changeable. we must
change the quantity of the gasoline
spraved. How? You will note above,
where those things which will affect
the spray is given, that the size OF
the opening of the nozzle will cause
Il
can be easily changed by screwing a
pointed needle into OF out of the
mouth of the nozzle.
BY referring to the drawing, YOU
will note. that, were the needle II,
screwed down as far as it Will go, the
mouth of the nozzle would be entire
" closed, while for each turn up
ward the opening is less obstructed,
until finally it would be entirely clear.
Thus when the needle, "E, Is sore" ed
IN, more gasoline is in the mixture
and il becomes richer. while II it is
screw ed down the proportion of Saso-
line is less and the mixture becomes
weaker or !eaner.
Were the level of the liquid IN the
float chamber, a. higher than the
mouth of the nozzle the gasoline would
flow out steadily. even when the en-
CINE is idle and there is no vacuum
We also saw that if the level were
much below the nozzle mouth, the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
DO YOU KNOW WHERE
TO MAKE COMPLAINTS?

Complaints that should be made in
the city engineers office are being
registered at the clerks office, and in
the city comptroller's office, in the fire
department., police station and various
other offices in the city building, de-
spite the fact that the new ruling
made sometime ago has been con-
stantly before the public, said engineer
Del Davis, Saturday.
All complaints concerning garbage,
trash, rubbish. sewer trouble, bad
streets, etc, should be made at the
city engineers office. An effort Is al
ways made to remedy the trouble the
same day If possible.
Many times, in case Of unsolicited
garbage and trash, the person having
the complaint calls Contractor Slick.
who is not the person to call. The
complaint is never registered and oft
entimes never taken care of.
Put Up Trash Sign.
City engineer Del Davis, suggested
that persons who keep their trash and
garbage receptacles inside the alley
door or inside the barn, paint small
sign Trash Inside or "Garbage In
side" in order to aid the collectors
for as they go down the alley it looks
like long line of board fence, and
it is difficult to find the door or the
place Of the receptacle.
Inquiries concerning brush from
dead trees have come into the office
of the city engineer. Brush from
trees on the street must be removed
at the expenses of the property own
'r. However If the trash man Is mott
fled he will remove them for the prop
erty owner at a small charge.
Sewer stoppage must be taken care
OF by the property owner. II it Is a
private sewer However the city will
do the work If the owner desires A
deposit of Sc is made in the office of
the city engineer. For flushing So an
hour is charged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
Lord Reading To Preside
At Law Body's Session
(By Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2. - Lord
Heading, Lord Chief Justice of Eng
land will preside as honorary president
at the next meeting Of the information
al law association on Oct. 8 In Ply
mouth. England. 1t was announced
here today by Francis Rawle of the
Associations executive committee. A
| caolegram announcing Lord Readings
acceptance has just been received
The executive committee" Mr.
Rawle said, met last May in London
Lord Philinlore presiding and decided
that the meetings of the association
omitted since 1913, should be resumed
at once, questions of international law
being now more important and inter.
est IN them more vital and widespread
than ever before. The association
has met twice in this country in Ruf.
1907 -40' III
Important papers will be read nv
the leading international LAWYERS a,
Engia no. France, Italy, Holland, the
United States and other countries on
the great public questions that are
now agitating the world"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
Coalition Party Plan
Of French Moderates

PARIS, Aug. 2.-Negotiations which
have been going on for some time for
a coalition of the moderate political
parties of France in the coming cleo
tions against both the Royalists and
the extreme Socialists are reported on
good authority to be making Roadway
and likely to succeed
This combination would include the
radicals, Republican Socialists, ALI
ance Democratique, and Federation
des Gauches, whose combined voting
strength in the lections Of 1914 was
4,725,OOO out of total Of S,250OO0, as
against 100000 for the Socialists,
100000 for the Royalists and conser-
vatives and 100000 for the Progress
sives.
The fundamental point in the com.
bination platform will be neither re
action nor revolution" Such a com
bination is regarded as almost sure
to elect a working majority in the new
chamber.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02

flow, when the engine is running
would be decreased, and the mixture
thus become weak. So this level
must constantly be maintained. This
is accomplished by means of a float
valve.
The Float Valve
In the chamber "A" a float, made
either Of cork or hollow metal. Is
placed, as shown in the operating on a
lever, as shown in the illustration
with Lesson II, or on weighted levers
as in the drawing herewith, raises
or lowers a needle which opens or
closes the opening through which the
gasoline comes from the supply tank.
You will note that if the float
shown in the illustration were rest
ing on the bottom of the chamber
a." the weighs M of the levers
IN" would be down and so the needle
co." would be pulled up and the open
ing p, be unobstructed. The gasoline
could thus enter, and as it does SO, the
float would raise, thus pushing up the
weights, M" and so theneedle co.
down. When the proper level is reach
ed, the needle will entirely close the
opening "P."
The level is usually regulated by
screwing the needle up or down in
the lever sleeves. The level, how
ever,is set at the factory any you
should never monkey" with its reg
ulaion. Many mechanics, either ig
norantly or carelessly. when clean
| ing the carburetor, turn the needle
in its sleeve and 81 spoil the regula
ton. When the float chamber cover
is removed care must be taken not
| to spoil this adjustment.
To go over the action Of the
carburetor as far as we have
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
OSCAR HAMMERSTE|N,
|MPRESAR|0, IS DEAD
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug Oscar Ham
merstein, theatre builder and producer
of grand opera, died in hospital here
last night of a complication of diseases
after an illness of several days.
Mr.. Hammerstein had been in a
state Of coma since late Monday
afternoon, and died without regaining
consciousness. His wife and son Ar
thur were at his bedside when the
end came at 1885 o'clock.
Oscar Hammerstein's chief claim to
fame as an impresario and theatrical
manager, it has been said, will rest in
the fact that he set new records for
presenting grand operas of composers
never before heard in America and
that he introduced to the western
musical world singers who afterward
won great names for themselves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
General Strike Declared
At Basic; Troops Called
(By Associated Press)

BASLE, Friday, Aug. l. A strike
almost general in it's scope Is in pro-
gress here. Troops have been called
out and machine guns have been
placed in the heart of the city to put
down the disturbances in which
stones were thrown by the demonstra-
tors. Shots had to be fired into the
air to dispense the crowd. Encoun-
tiers between the strikers. and the po-
lice have taken place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
Henry County S. S. Head
To Preach At First M. E.

H. B. Roberts of Newcastle, Sunday
school superintendent of Henry coun-
ty, will occupy the pulpit morning and
evening at the First Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. R. L. Semans will be
unable to preach, owing to diphther-
Ia quarantine at his home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-02
Quick Relief
for Eczema
San Cura Ointment is a Marv-
elous Ointment for Many
other Distressing Ailments

San Cura Ointment has relieved
many cases of itching, bleeding and
protruding piles. 1t has drawn the
poison from and completely healed
running sores and fever sores which
we're SO old and chronic that everyone
who saw them considered them help
less.
San Cura Ointment is guaranteed by
Thistlethwaite's Six Drug Stores to
do as stated above and also to Danish
letter, boils, carbuncles, to heal ulcers,
cuts, burns, scalds and bruises, or
money back.
The same guarantee holds good for
chilblains, chapped hands and face, so
you risk not penny when you buy a
jar for soc, COO, S1.20 and $240.
For tender skin and to secure a per
feet complexion use San Cura Soap.
It's the best soap for babies, too. as 1t
prevents contagion-2 cents. Thomp-
son Medical Co., Titusville, Pa.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
WILSON WON'T
SHOW LETTER
Denies laps Tried to Scare
Chinese

WASHINGTON. Aug. ii---Presi-
dent Wilson today replied TO senate
roausting information on
various phases Of the peace ncEotia-
tons
lie refused 10 send the senate a
copy Of n letter written by Gen.
TaAkcr II. Bliss. member Of the peace
commission. avdising the president as
20 his fellow delegates idea on the
Shantung settlement. Secretary Ian
sing has told the senate the shan
tung settlement did not agree with
his advice.
Wilson also informed the senate he
has no knowledge OF any negotiations
with regard TO an alliance between
Japan and Germany.
He stated he knows nothing OF an
alleged attempt by the japanese del
esniion Of Paris 20 intimidate Chinese
ENJOYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
MEN OF FLEET
ENTERTAINED
"Gobs" Enjoy Play in Big
Athletic Tournament

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug IL
United Preasl A big athletic
tournament for enlisted men at Eek
position park was the main enter
thinment feature Of today'a feHtiYl'
ties for the Pacific fleet.
While the 'gobH' are playing.
however. their chief. Secretary Dan
iols. with a party of navy conhtruc.
ton chiefs. was busy studying Los
Angeles harbor and It's naval needs.
-Four thousand sailors were given
shore leave at 3 O'Clock this morn.
ing, an equal number having had lib
erty yesterday when the rodeo was
staged az Exposition park under the
direction OF motion picture stars.
Daniels Speaks
Last night Secretary Daniels. Mrs
Daniels and Admiral Rodman and
STAFF were entertained by the Cn'
ycrsity club. Daniels. In an after
dirret speech. told Of the part UNI
vernlty.tralned men had played In
the war. describing how IL was found
that men verscd in the classics de
Vcloped high efficiency whether ;hsr
work was that OF an officer or .
potato pc"ler.
Discussing the Pacific fleet Dan
lcls declared IL n on "A eompeu'iF"
basis with the Atlantic nect-thht
the Two great nqundroua VIII be tut
10 the test OF maintaining efficiency
and "pep"-Admiral ttodmnn APP
proved the use OF the word ''pep"-on
a basis of sharp competition.
Secretary Daniels said that the
new super .drcadnauRht California.
now building al Mare Island. when
launched will probably become the
flagship Of the Pacific fleet. and
~ not the flagship. will be attach
ed 20 the fleet
The California will be the lnrr-
est ship In any navy In tho world.
Daniels will leave tomorrow
aboard the super drcadnaught New
York for Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
nonday Review
LIBERTY

Norma Taimadge IL starring at the
Liberty theatre In The Way Of a
Woman" This photo drama tells
the story OF proud southern girl
who refuses to wed the man she
loves because his family IL not good
enough. Then. when poverty con
fronts her family. rhe mnrrics "A rich
New Yorker. who spends his time
TlnyinE the cabaretH. He dies. leav.
ing her an estate encountered with
debts. The cousin OF her first love
/ loans her money 10 send 90 her fam.
ily. but he steals. said cash from the
bank where he In employed. Then
the first flame returns and demands
that she repay. She offers him hor
furs and silks and he decides he ~
mistaken. Suddenly the estate cloud
II lifted and Norma finds she has
considerable cash left. 40 she rctites
20 a simple little country place &C
forget The first love keeps coming
hack. but again he leaves her when
his love II put TO the test She
goes back to the old southern no ~
and Tony his name--foilowE
her and they live happily ever
after"
The Liberty also presents Path
News and Mack Sennett comedy.
Treating Fin Rough" A trained
dog and louise Faxenda are the
stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
1000 SEE man
LOSE HIS LIFE
Lumber Inspector browns
at Beach Picnic

HoQUfAM. Aug. ii.--Aifred hath'
lumber inspector for the Wilson
Bros. mill. was drowned while bath
ing in the surf at Pacific beach ia
the presence OF 5000 war veteran
picnickers Sunday. lie was brought
10 shore within is minutes after he
disappeared beneath the surface, hu'
three physicians working for more
than half an hour were unable 10
rcsuscitato him.
More than 5000 persons paruci-
paied in the picnic given In honor OF
the returned soldiers. Three special
trains with a total OF IL coaches
were unable 10 carry the entire
crowd IL r. estimated that zoo per
sons with lunch baskets were unable
TO attend because OF lack OF tranh-
portatIon facilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11

&Vsss'ssArs
The Coliseum Il showing another
splendid show this week. Dorothy
Phillips. who IL one OF the best
emotional actresses on tho screen. In
the star. and the role Of Joan Gray.
in Paid I'M Advance" fits her like
n glove.
Joan and her father. John Gray,
are iurcd to Dawson CITY b
unreliable promise OF Gold dust,
arker. who leads them 20 believe
that Gray. who Is fur dealer by
profession. can make fortune In
the North. Bankers main idea IL
TO get the girl and he knows the
old man viii never survive the trying
trip along the trail
True 10 Iiarkcr'a predictions. Gray
dies along the way and the girl mr..
rives IN Dawson City. alone and
friendiess. She az once looks up
Barker. who had preceded them up
North. only TO find that he Is owner
OF the biggest saloon and dance hall
in Dawson. and that he Intends
making her into n dance han girl.
The many scenes which follow
show the girls struggles 20 remain
good. In spite OF the threats and
cruel treatment OF Barker. Turnout
these scenes the pathetic devotion
paid the girl by an uncouth derolict
is most noticeable.
II Is this drink soaked human be.
Ing who eventually proves TO be the
hero Of the play. II happens In this
way: Bafker tells Joan sne must
choose between him or the hfe
led BY the other dance han girls.
Joan then offers herself at auction
Barker outbids every wager. and
just as he IL about to claim his
prize. the derclict. who owns the
richest claim In the North. raises the
wager.
lie takes the glri 10 his home. She
ia kidnapped by Barker. Love for
the girl brings manhood back TO the
deretct and after putting Barker out
OF the way for good he takes Joan
back 10 his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
Adler-i-ka
Did It! !.

Il had pain in the pit d 4
stomach. no appetite. sour stons@
and very much gas. Doctors al
not help me. The FIRST dc&
Adler-i-ka helped me" tsir&9
Henry welp. Lake View, IovI
Adler-i-ka expels ALL gas =
sourness. stopping stomach ~
tress INSTANTLY. Empties Bon
upper and lower bowel, flushs
ENTIRE Rlimentary canal p
moves ALL foul matter which y
sons system. Often CURES -
stipation. Prevents appendcns
We have sold Adler-i-kz maz
years. IL is a mixture % bal
thorn. cascara. glycerine and ~
other simple drugs. Swift IN
Co. and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
ropAy-s PROGRAMS

fObtN'~ fHptNtNs
COLISEUM --- Dorothy Philip. In
Paid In Advance NontEomrr,
and Hoek In Zip and Z~-t.' eons-
cdyi Coliseum News.
CIINNtH Madxe Kennedy In
Daughter Of Nine shade. Of
hak.-p-ar~." Christie comedy ,
HFus~ scenic.
LIBERTY Norma raimadse In
The Way Of Woman" Treat
Ing I'm Tough" sennett comedy .
Liberty Weekly,
STRAND ~ Esh-i Clayton In "a
sporting Chance" w aliinx at tho
thurh." comedy strand weekly.
Earle Williams In The
Hornets >~-t"i "He~iing Liens
and Circus Queens" comedy.
RkN-fsire bian~y In Open Year
Hye.."
Mi~~tO>--rr~d ston~ In The Goat /!
Harold Lloyd comedy brsy Pie
tsErsphs.
LITTLE hay Isureii In The
brand"
CLASS A--earinne Griffin In The
Girl of To-day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
800 ATTEND PICNIC
OF YANKS AND GIRLS

Eight hundred soldiers and sailors
and large number OF young women
attended the first of "A series of out
door affairs planned by the war
camp community service, Sunday at
Kingston on the Sound.
The picnic was directed by Mrs.
!. IL. Mendenhall and Mrs. ], II.
Sutthoff. in charge OF the entertain
ment division Of the service. Be
sides swimming and eating. the
young people danced and returned to
Seattle late at night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11

II the law % chance IL bit
trampled upon-an nd the probabilities
are somewhat stepped on--Hhali that
interfere with a film drama Not
30 you can notice u. and Ethel Clay.
ton Is. therefore. thoroiy enjoyable in
"a Sporting Chance" az the Strand
theatre this week
She takes n chance on an "cncap ped
convict" and falls In love with him
before she discovers that he's not
really a criminal II happened
husly; a real convict places n lot
OF glass on tho road Along comes
Mr.. Hero In his car. Crash Pune.
tnre' ~ Hero bends over TO dc.
mount the tire. Escaped convict siugs
him with piece of pipe. DraEa un
conscious body into woods. changes
clothes with Hero and drives off
Shortly thereafter comes Ethel. drlv.
Ing roadster. Crash Puncturei just
then Hero RECEIVERS. Ethel takes
chance, slips him her covsrails TO hide
HIS stripes" while he changes tires
Hero Ia engaged on the spot 60 be
her dads chauffeur. the other chat
feur having conveniently ault--and
soon the wedding bells ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
Approves Case
Against Japs

The Seattle star apparently Is
the only publicity medium shed.
ding its light on the Japanese
menace. Yet Its warning is
timely and purposcful. as win
be demonstrated In the near ia.
ture.
The News Joins its feeble cry
with that OF the star. believing
Il is the cry OF a prophet.--West
side News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
INFECTION


II n man complains of business.
The fault lies In the mani
lis up to him 60 use his brain,
And solve n better plan.
Man makes his own conditions.
For better ar for worset
For "IIk~" draws like" around
him.
Az environment does disburse.
.Indtffer~uce" IL a dread disense.
Injecting many u BRAIN
IL viii produce great fasiness.
Without natural pain.
You never henr our store complain.
A. we can save you more
on each FALL SUIT. COAT, DRESS
and WAIST.
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
MISSION

Fred Stone is rolling in an album.
dance OF laughs at the Mission by
his Characterization OF Chuck Nc.
Corthy. n young iron worker who IL
bitten by the movie bug" At the
story'st start he Is shown working
at the Filmcraft studio as an iron
worker. whittier he has been sent
for the day on some construction
work. Then "A group OF bathing
girls come into his life and he
makes n thrilling rescue Of the lead.
ing lady's pet monkey. She thanks
him and incidentally tells him he
uoght to get into the movies.
The next day Chuck presents
himself 10 the casting director Of
the f'ilmcraft studio. The rest OF
the story Is given up to telling Of
Chuck's adventures In the pictures.
! Runs uaHal Tuesday night only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
COLONIAL,

BY means OF painting n regular
llfc.likc scar on his face. Earle VII.
llams, who is Mt the Colonial in THE
Hornets Nest" IL able to imperson.
ate a crook SO well that he not only
deceives the character OF the screen
story. but also fools the spectators
IL is part OF the story for Mr.
Williams cast as "a man named Col.
vim, TO change characters with
Fletcher Hampstead. known as The
Hornet.
The story tells us that Asche Col.
win has been ruined thru the treach-
cry OF woman. In his wandering.
Colvin meets and falls I'm with "A
crook known as THE Hornet" They
both learn that treachery has
brought them to where they are. and
mutual bond OF sympathy springs
up between them.
Colvin meets Muriel Fletcher, who
soiiclts his aid In finding cousin
who Is Joint heir with her TO an
estate controlled by her uncle. That
The Hornet Is the lost heir Is soon
revealed, and thru Colvin's manip.
ulations the supposed crook is vindl.
Gated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-11
CI.ENfNIER

Daughter OF Mine" In which
Madge Kennedy is starring at the
Strand. Is a sweet and pretty story.
novel from every angle. In this pic.
ture every character plays a dual
role
Briefly. II ~ the story OF little
Rose Mendelsohn. daughter Of the
tenements. and Papa Mendelsohn. an
orthdox Jew. who does not approve
OF Rosic's poet sweetheart because
he Ia too modern--because he uses
a typewriter. After much persuasion
he p@duces Rosie TO send George
away. and Rosie. because filial love
Is uppermos. in her nature. tries 20
forget.
She becomes stenographcr 20 Ray.
berg. publisher, who il partly in
love with fer and consents TO listen
to & wonder story. the manuscript
OF which Rose declares she found in
the subway. In reality. she has
typed from memory all she can re.
member Of Georges great romantic
novel. Her version IS absurd-just
the sort of thing sentimental girl
would write. As she tells the story.
Rosie becomes the heroine. Lady
Diantha, and all the other characters
become the people she knows best
Papa Mendelsohn. Rayberg himself
and George. II is all part OF "A clever
scheme which results In an unex.
pected climax and brings George
back to Rosie.
There Is an interesting Bruce
Scenic and Christie comedy.
shades of Shakespeare" on the
same bill