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The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
MAY
MEET OBREGON
Stop at Vera Cruz on Way
To Panama Is Under .
Consideration.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Nov. IL
A visit by President-elect Harding
to Vera Cruz and a personal meeting
with President-elect Qbregon and
President de la Iuerts of Mexico.
probably next Saturday, was be-
lieyed to be practically assured to-
night IL arrangements can be made
to have the steamer on which. the
Harding party win travel to the
Panama canal touch at the Mexican
port.
An Invitation to the American
president-elect to visit Mexico as
the guest OF the Mexican Republic
was presented by Elias L. Torres at
an hours conference with Senator
Harding and Senator Fall Of New
Mexico on Senator Harding's pri-
waite car. Mr.. Torres was commits
stoned by the Mexican secretary of
foreign affairs. Br. Cutberto Hidalgo
and General Obregon, to express a
particular desire that Senator Hard
ing be a guest at the Inauguration
of the Mexican president-elect In
Mexico City on November 30.
President-elect Harding stated q
hardly would be possible for him "a
go to Mexico City, but added he
would consider arrangements for q
stop at Mexican port.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
|STUDENTRULE
PLEDGE ASKED
St. Johns to Require Each
Boy to Promise Entire
Submission.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. 1.-THE
entire student body Of ST. Johns
college which went on strike Mon
day as protest against conditions
governing scholars. will be allowed
to- return TO school only upon the
Individual signing Of an absolute
pledge to abide by the existing reg
ulstions OF the institution.
This is the effect Of a resolution
adopted tonight by the board OF
governors and visitors after a four
hour meeting at the college.
The governing body did not go
into any alleged grievances Of the
students or consider the matter In
any way from a class standpoint.
The resolution adopted tonight
charges the faculty with carrying
the boards action into effect.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
WRITS ISSUED AGAINST
OBRECON TAKING POST

A writ Of injunction TO prevent
Gen. obregon. the newly elected
President OF Mexico from taking his
seat as such. It was unofnciaiiy re-
ported here Tuesday. has been
granted by the Supreme Court Of
Mexico.
The fact Is not regarded as Of
much importance by officials here
The installation of Gen. obregon fs
not TO take place for about two
wseks ard h there be any merit in
the application for injunction or
de amparo." as IL Is known IN
Mexico. there will be plenty Of time
for argument as TO whether the I'm
junction should be made permanent.
1t IL said that there are Car
ranzista members OF the Mexican
Supreme Court and that the agita-
tion is being produced by a friend
of the old regime. The State De-
partment hal not at the close Of
departmental hours heard anything
IRON Charge spmmerlin at Mexico
City on the subject.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
THREE INJURED
IN CAR CRASHES
Six Collisions Reported or
Police Traffic Accident
List.

Knocked down by an automobile
operated by an unidentified coiored
man at Delaware avenue and q
street northeast. Tuesday, r. l..
Bowie. sol Second street northeast
suffered an injury to his right leg
Two fingers were broken on his left
hand.
Howard Cannolis. -4i3 Sixth street
northwest, was cut on the face by
flying. glass when the au-
tomobile in which he was riding and
a machine operated by Clayton Don.
aldson... 1107 Robinson street, south.
west, collided at Twenty-si and !
streets northwest. He was treated
at the Emergency Hospital.
Joseph Hickman, colored, 70 years
old. of 432 p street northwest, was
injured seriously last night. wher
struck by a street car at Fourth
street and New Jersey avenue north
west. Hickman was taken to Freed.
mans Hospital.
Slight damage resulted when thu
automobiles of L. W. Lockwood
2s12 Massachusetts, avenue, ant
William v. Green, 1900 U stree
northwest. collided Tuesday nea,
Nineteenth street and Connecticut
avenue.
The automobiles of William Mar
tin. of Cherrydale. Va. and w. II
Coulter. Clarendon, Va. collided a
Twentieth and E streets northwest
Tuesday. Both were slightly dam.
| aged.
A. street car Tuesday collided a
Seventeenth and U streets north
west. with an automobile operate,
| by John Robinson. 1870 v stree
! northwest. Two rear wheels of tn,
! automobile were broken.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
GOLDEN FLEECE
IN 192OSHIPS
Boards Investigator Tells
Walsh Committee of Glar-
ing Wasteful Instances.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-An alleged
duplication in the payment of bills
by the United States Shipping Board
was brought out today by the Nash
Congressional Committee inquiry.
The situation in Seattle, Wash:'
in the early days OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation and the Shipping
Board, resulted in the waste of huge
sums of government money due to
the gross inefficiency and laxity
and also to the corruption of gov
ernment officials, according to the
Testimony of William r. Morton. a
former agent of the Shipping
Boards bureau of investigation.
In one instance he cited the gov
ernment paid bill of $623.0 for
materials twice and in another in
stance contract was changed re-
sulting in an added cost to the gov
ernment of $4,000, on refitting the
old cruiser Boston as a cargo car
rier.
A contract for the placing on all
Shipping Board vessels of a device
for automatic steering which re-
suited in a loss to the government
described by Morton. This device.
he said, was the cause of disabling
at least fifteen ships. Protests
against its use were made to the
chief engineer of the board, but the
device was not discontinued until
a short time before the armistice.
The witness described 1t as so deli
cate that heat in the engine room
would at times put it out of COM
mission.
Collusive bidding among shipyard
owners whereby bids for the repair
ot vessels were run up to extrava-
giant sums. resulting in huge losses
by the government, also was de-
scribed:
One Of the most fragrant examples
of systematic overcharging of the
government was related OF the
Union Iron Works of Norfolk, Va.
Morton testified that he investigated
the Union Iron Works for a short
time between 1919 and 1920. but
was withdrawn and transferred
across the continent when he made
an unfavorable report.
Morton created a sensation when
he told the committee of "the old
homestead" This, he said. was the
jocular nickname given by the mem
bers of the Union Iron Works to an
old vessel owned by the Shipping
Board, which they used as 4 stand
by whenever they wanted to work
and had nothing else at hand to do.
He said that the company would
send its workmen to the old home
stead" and they would putter around
there all day, doing little else be-
sides playing craps.
He also told of a captain named
Crowley. a minor official of the
board, who had admitted making a
large profit on the sale of the
steamship Lexington to the Shipping
Boardt Crowley is said to have
bought the vessel, which was a 2o-
lice boat, from the Commonwealth
! of Massachusetts, for $4,000. and to
have sold it to the board for $1,000
or $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

II guarantee my ointment" says
Peterson of Buffalo. ito cure ecze-
ma; to stop the. itching at once and
any reliable druggist will cheerfully
refund your money il PETERSON'S s
OINTMENT doesn't do everything 1
say IL will do"
William A Carley of Franklin, n.
Y. is surely wise man. He writes:
Il used PETERSON'S OINTMENT on
a little boy suffering terribly with
eczema 1t did the work"
Then there is Alex. Louttel, a
brave fireman of Buffalo, who is
glad to write as follows: Il had
an old sore on my leg for many
years. The best doctors failed.
PETERSON'S- OINTMENT entipely
healed the sore quickly" And from
: over in Canada comes a letter from
\. Blockeby,. stating: The best
thing ever hit for itching piles Is
PETERSON'S OINTMENT" A big
box for IS cents. Mail orders filed
by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc, Buff
f8lo. y. Y.
o'Donnelrs Drug Store and Peo-.
pfcs Drug stores viii supply you.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18

day. / will prophesy that six
months after the police are removed
from Ireland the minority questions
will not cause internal dissension.
We are told we will have trouble in
the north of Ireland IL Britain grants
what we ask"
Other speakers were: Rosa F.
Downing and Andrew Hickey. At
the opening of the program Miss
Agnes Whalen sang the Star-Span-
gled Banner and the Irish national
anthem, Soldiers of Erin" while the
audience stood. A collection esti-
mated at nearly $1,000 was taken
up. All arrangements were under
auspices Of the Padriac Pearse
branch. Friends of Irish Freedom.
Senators Norris and Borah, sched-
Tled to speak. were absent.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
Fort Myer Horse
Wins Honors at
New York Show

NEW YORK, Nov. = 1s. - Allah
mande. a good looking chestnut geld
ing, entered by TIE Nineteenth Field
Artillery Fort Myer. Virginia. was
awarded the highest honors in the
two leading military contests to-
day at the horse show in Madison
Square Garden. He started his
triumphal quest when he won the
Edward NJ. Weld cup for officers
chargers. lightweight. Then he out
pointed alarge field in the troopers
mounts, which carried with 1t the
Jockey Club plate
Allahmande was Bred by Edward
r. Mclean. the Washington sports
man. He was the only. thorough
bred entrant in today's events.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
THREE UNDER ARREST
ON HOLD-UP CHARGE

Police of the Sth precince Tuesday
right arrested three colored persons
in connection with the hold-up of
Richard Jordan, colored. of 1895
Twelfth street northwest. who was
robbed of ss1.4s, Monday night
The trio arrested described them
selves as Carrie Butler, 2l19 Ninth
street northwest; James L. Wright.
of the same address. and Earl Proc
ter. of 2152 Eighth street northwest.
Money taken from Jordan was re-
covered by Precinct Detective Burke
and Policemen Poole and Trummell,
who made the arrests. Proctor. ac-
cording to the police, struck Jordan
with a.brick and then robbed him.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18

Homer l. Hitt Sec. and Treas.
Home Of tie chiekerins Piano
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18

the arrest of Eldridge Dove. eigh-
teen years old, of Seat Pleasant.
Nd. and Harry E. Wells. eighteen.
OF Capitol Heights. Md, who are be-
ing held at thesFirst precinct sta
tion on a charge of grand larceny.
The automobile was. taken near
Connecticut avenue and II street
northwest. Sunday afternoon. the
police say. The two men were ar
rested about ten miles east OF Ches-
apeake Junction last night
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
Urges Indian Language Study.

There is a lack of modern cor
rect mechanical speech study" said
DIR. w. Gates. President of the Maya
Society, before the Anthropological
Society of Washington at a meet
ing in the National Museum.
"Hieroglyphic Writing of the
Ancient Maya" was the topic of dis
cussion and DR.. Gates suggested
that thorough interpretations of an
cient American languages would
have facts Of American history Of
scientific value. q.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
TWO HELD FOR AUTO
THEFT; RECOVER CAR

An automobile belonging to
G. Hilton. OF 1908 street north
west was recovered Tuesday night
by Detective Thomas Walsh, of the
local police, and Constable James
Sauers, of Seat Pleasant, Md, with
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
Al 49, A Ii May Soon
Al OnCG Be Withdrawn

beautiful PayePano Plain design
but artistic modern
special plate spruce sounding board all the improvements
This pe
eial club offer, it bargain you afford
The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
WOMEN GASSED
BY FUMESOF STOVE
ByDWlG

wILLIAMSPoRT, Nd, Nov. IL
Miss Catherine Shank and Miss
McAbee were overcome by gas fumes
from a hard coal stove. The stove
was set up yesterday and a nre
started in 1t at Miss Shank's home
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEW S10,OOO.OOO
AUTO CORPORATION
United States Formed as a Hold
ing Company Under the Laws
of Delaware

Frank b Austcd. Of Conncrsyllc,
Indiana. president uf the Lexington
Motor Co. which has its main offices and
factories there has auunvnccd tho forma-
ton Of the lutcd States \utomotivc
Corporation, with capitalization Of
$IO.O00,O0n ot preferred stock and POO
600 shares of no-par value common
stock under The laws of the state Of Dcla-
ware
This is holding company only and
lis subsidiary cunpanlc, Will Contmlt"
10 operate very Inuch as At present and
without loss ot their corporate Identities.
Included m the new corporation arc the
Lexington Motor Company, the Nnstcd
Engineering Company. the Conner9v,llc
foundry Corporation and tho r"ctor-
Hartley Motor Corporation With the
exception Of the last named. al ol these
concerns are located II ConncrNvllc, and
all are engaged IN the automotlvc trade
Of the four the Lexington Motor ON
pany is hest known to the public on ac-
count of the national and international
sale of its product tho Lexington Minute
Man Sin
The other three companies are factors
iii Lexington activities, however. SINCE
all are engaged III ~ production VI i'm
portant component parts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
SELLING SELLING

Tie practical value Of road icmnustra-
ION under conditions which the private
owner would meet in ordinary ltsc 81 hI~
ar Is We'll shown IN the report made l'N
i. G. IaHIor. manager at Tciati S4ic>
overland Motor Company. Chicago. ILL.,
Mr Taylor recently tooh Overland {
81 i trip covering approximately Geo
miles IA three DAYS time lhc trtp Wa~
nl.td, L. cover the territory within p radI-
is 81 200 miles Of h,cago ~ order 10 give
.ll the retail statesmen an opportunity 10
-i,l, * least 100 najc~ IN Overland !.
Tho retail sales torce MAS ~}eitt lin INTO
several groups arJ ~cut to different towns
~ hc rallt, mapped uBl y each oi these
-.aaons tlr parties which had Travelled
I'll til, ear l.yc 3Ip thcis places r. The wait
UlL -3lc~mcn THIS nadc he dcmonStra-
ton 10 effect continuous rip.
.Nll Kinds II road conditions were en-
amlercd. III laei cteh driver hunted for
H. Vor>t ROADS IN thc~, territori and
ht ,.l u.t- isut treated ANY Too gently
o3 e.I3is,. from The report 1Iat every
.a Ua~ AIKEN on hlgh and slippery.
madth stretches were also maoic ON
"D.ah
Bat Il outstanding result 1I ne dom
.iit~i ration u;t~ tItag eaoh ana ovcrN one
81 Ire Itjal sIie~uen III The Chicago
overland organization returned home en-
ttil>lastlr.Iy sold An Overland ( and
equipped With = personal experience IN
lh, c.ti performance winch haas mauc e.
tseflNe 1hcir selling meS>ac, 1u he IN
S...s4 l3rtl~TRsrtS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
II air Often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

Soap should be used vcrv carefully Il
1ou want ID kemp your hair looking its
best Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alhalI This
dries thr scalp, makes thc har brittle.
ami runs IT,
thc best thing foT steady usa i Mul-
~ihed cocoanut oil shampoo which y
pare and grcaseles~ and ~ bctler than
anything fiS" yuu can use
One pr TWO teaspooulule viii cleanse
tho hair and scalp thoroughly simply
mat>ten the hair With water and ruh IL
N. Il makes an abundance u uch.
creamy lathcr which rn>c> uu easily.
removing every particle o5 du-t. dir,
dandrlH aud excessive oiI lhc har
dries quickly and evenly. and 1t leaves
the scalp soft. and he hair fino and
silky bright ustrou~, fluffy and easy 10
manage.
lou can get AIulsiaed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy It's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member Of the family for months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
FORD SHOW ROOM.
New Quarters Now Nearly Out Of the
Hands of the WOrkmen.

The new ''Ford" showrooms of the i.
B. Norman Company at 7l5-717 Shiplcy
street are now nearly out of the hands OF
the artisans and will be in spick and span
order before the opening of the auto show
on February second. Inasmuch as ex-
hibits there are restricted to one make or
model OF car, the salesrooms of all dealers
will bs bedight in their best and relied
upon to attract the buyers who want some
other style of car than that chosen Tor the
Hotel du Pont show, and none will call
out more favorable comment than that In
which Fords of various degree will hnd
themselves at home.
The floor is of garden tile, and q tiny
fountain splashing in the center will add
to the outdoor effect. The ground floor
of the adjoining building will have floor
and wall cases to display accessories and
parts. The offices are on the second floor
where the necessary quiet can be secured
for the clerical force, and the whole cf-
feet is one of prosperity and purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
BRILLIANT SETTING
FOR MOTOR SHOW
1t Will be Held for the First Time
in the Magnificent New Hotel
du Pont Ballroom.
Though the New York and Phifadei-

Though the New York and Phlfadei-
nh;a shows now quite and almost things OF
the past, have attracted most oil the iiVe
wire dealers and users, the real SENSATION
for tbis town will come with the opening
of the Hotel du Pont show two weeks from
Monday. As it is the first time that the
luxurious setting of the new ball room mas
been available, there Is no DOUBT that IL
will sllrpass in every respect any that mas
hitherto been held, any more than therc
i question that display of twice the
extent could be mace IL only tiie space
were available.
As II is. the show will bc limited to %
snaccs. which means one car each for
that number Of dealers, and there are
already more than that many applicants
and double the number nf ears and models
available. But special displays will he
madc IN all warcroonS, and it will he n
sIlnplc matter To whirl prospect from
the hotel to the showroom and will give
an added opportunity To demonstrate on
the WAY.
Alrcadv the outside publicity commit
tee are ON the job with an array OF very
elective paper. III uniform red white and
Ilc for all purposes except TN" tack
lus which are on yellow paper Tor great :
cr durability. There will hc a hundred
three sheet stands III tbiS Guy, NhtSt'I'
Marcus Hook. Pcnn's Grove, New Castle
and The lower counties, more than that
number ol single sheets, beside car cards.
hanger, and window cards These last
VIII ,c laced in the center ot tires which
viii make m appropriate frame to 1T IN
any sort Of show window and ore The
development Of the fertile brain Of the
committee, Guy L. tord-
The other committees are no whit h"-
hind II, their plans, but these Will come q
littl,, later in time and arc not vel ready
for detlultc announcement.
I'LL, latns arn EchrlarN -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
ONLRLAND-l ACTIVITY.

Slx hundred and tniriy-three new
'Modcl 4 Cy,Il..nd> on oue day last
we,k sz hundred and thrty--N the
most 5000 people ID the factory whcre
~. -tt.L,. = now oui1 3 lnrn"rs i i
demonstration that tin oufpaf II thI.
NV iartor IN the motor realm IS begin
mag 10 strike it~ stride
lbc floor samples even bcafnc thc
".aid tar, Csly H. Ford ii the C,lcriaI.a-
II .Hmncton Comp4u1 .eht h- sab.- iatec
i've 10 Toledo on the ndnIght tram
- night % take "a peep II tic iaclor>
i.5 come back driving the Sane tota o@
rev ,str- So a. 10 clInlnate possible drja>
IN railroad Transportation. he roads tcne
reported IN good order a he moment
A.l oi winch Is qur, "iazzv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
SETTING THE MAGNETIC.

Whom setting hlgh tension magnetic
i Should FIRST H. seen that the proper
cvindcr Il ~ hrlug position, that n.
both valves closed ami the plston brought
~ to the highest point which can ~
asrCrtanCd hN running Is rOd ur Wlrc
through The spark rIlg or pctcock oryn-
ing When thI~ point i reached the motor
should IN backed un onc-cighth ~ =
stroke Whlcb l> where thc spark should
occur when HE spark lover Il flllN ad
vancCd II # /. d7~ircd az throttle tho
motor down very low thc spark plug
points should hc apCncd nntti they are
fully onc sixteenth at AN inch apart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
TRUCK vs.. RAILROAD.

white The motw truck rs a freight
carrier and i dependable and economical
means ol transporting freight and mor-
chandlsc may l,r 4 new liea ia the people
of the mtcd' States, il has boon proven
vcrv successful ~ England says & \
kisseI president nf the I>lescl Motor n
Company II understand hat IN Ing
land right now the question of free road
transport as the only remedy N case
the railroads rates arc raised apamst the
producer, The merchant and the individual.
is receiving lcrahic thought and
study throughout the British empire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
SOME" TIRES.

1 tch5 Ior strong eye, IS that afforded
t5 IL Tov> and TONS oi tires hat are t,
he seen on the floors ot tie Tire shop, at
Ncsl street and Delaware avenue; the
largest stock III Delaware beyond ques-
tl,u and one tilat lew metropolitan ~
Establishments can cqGl. h nile Nat
Howell Wis plotting An observer through
thc al~.e- that Ncnd among tile tiers Of
tires Yesterday, and had Just finished by
SAVING that al equal value was stored out
q light III he cellar. carnc messenger "a
t-k Whist should II dole with Il 80 lot
l.~t driven Ut ~ tie tiuor iar delivery
ID query did not seem to tcalr Nat but
..o3red the observer who h:td found
-s.Tn"thi - write about al least. and 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
Oldest Maxwell Dealer in Il. s.

The oldest Maxwell dealer ~ the world
and the Youngest Chalmers dealer IN the
present orgamzatlou arc fcv 81 the
TITLES which are proudl, lornc hy n L.
Rryor. president If tho lN.vor Motor
Car Company 81 Now Haven. onn For
l6 wears Mr. Blower has hcld tie Maxwell
franchise through all the many uncertain
tics of huslnrss which developed from q
matter ~ pure sporting speculation INTO
tho third largest industry I'll ~, country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
WITH DIXIE FLIEE. :

4 q AlacCracNen i tie Ioe4l sal,-
ulabagyr ior the BNie Ilcr ~ b
passenger automobiles and i located lit
bI- Ship cv street
The product Is put out hy the Kentucky
Wagon Manufacturing Company of Lou-
l>vill Ky, whose line Of business il one
winch has furnished many IF the basic
concerns that have followed the trend IF
nueerI progress ID tran- portation
lte ear is put 0tl. dt a moderate priec.
tg1 t- not IN tic cheap r,1-s. aud Is well
North thc ;.ttentiou 0t buyers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
SKIN TIE CAT"
But if you won't exercise
vigorously YOU must
take "Cascarets.
..-----~~- --s-s--.-@-~--~-----s

There j. nothing lhc t9djug exercises
taking long walks 81 clepnag wood -
keep thc liver ard bowels actlvc, but
most folks take thct1 exercise il an easy
chair such folks nccd Ca~carct> else
they suffer from stck h,4Ua,hc. sour. acld
stomach nd rc~tou celd~ and an
miserable Isn't don etaN hlIou- or con
Stipatod Feel ,'lendEsi aIua>s ~ taking
Ca~caretS occasionally IheN aet with
out craug ~ Inconvenience lbcv never
>lchcn 1on hhr Calomel >al:~. Cnl or
NASTY harsh FILLS ihry cost - little
too CaScar,ts work whlic 1ou sleep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NOTES ON THE TUNE THAT
THE HIfMNfING MOTOR SINGS

The United States army made It's FIRST
experiments with armored motorrars IN
the summer OF lS9a
In September, 1895. there were on file III
Washington over 500 applications for
patents on automobiles Three hundred
different types Of motor vchclcs had been
Quilt or were in process ot construction at
that date
The first automobile insurance COM
pany in this country was started II New
\ lorl> City. Thus was II 1891
The first time motor vehicle was used
% collect nited States mail WAS IN
Buffalo. IN The carly summer If lN94 1t
covered the route IN half the tune a horse
had been able t. 10 i.
In April. 1900. large automobile
mnpany announced that They We're
manufacturing automobiles A the rate Of
almost two day
In 1000 there were 80 automobiles
owned and operated in San Francisco
slif
4 census taken hv the French In
fclligence Office in 1900 revealed that
here were ;, 166 automobiles IN France
'hcvrolct Review.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
ISL 81 ETIC ACID
FOR CLEANING Plugs

tn oNccli,nt method oi cleaning spark
plugs or in fact amy mica surface Is IL
wash thcm FIRST IN tcu pcI cent solution
ol ;cctlc acid, which + an utallbc soil
vent ol grease and carbon deposits Ihc
plugs sholld then TX washed olf with
gasoline and finally drcd IN rubbing
h,In with cloth