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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19
PUBLIC SALE.

! will make public sale at my resi-
dence at maple View" on the road
leading from Martinsburg to Shep.
herdstown, one-half mile east OF
Winebrenner's Cross Roads, on
Friday, February 20. 1920
Of the following valuable Live Stock.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19
Do it Electrically
HOT BUrTERED TOAST. My, how good it tastes!

aOA Doii LNCD iOAoI N.Y. now good II tastes!
What better than bread toasted a rich brown crisp on
the outside and soft centerh plenty Of butter? Can you
mention anything that will make your breakfast appetz
ing than HOT TOAST?
And toast is not GOOD TOAST unles. it is toasted
ELECTRICALLY Just place toaer the table press
the button, and in less than minute you have delicious
slices of RICH BROWN TOAST-and it is HOT
Then there other Electrical Appliances Gris Irons
Vacuum Cleaners etc. which furnish for city current or
for the individual 80 volt plant.
You folks the farm who still using those dangerous
and inefficient OIL LAMPS why don't you consult US about
WlLLY'S LIGHT AND POWER PLANT? 1t won't oblaste or
cost you penny to obtain estimate ELECTRIFY YOUR
FARM.
Electric Lighting System Co.,
DEALERS
WILLYS LIGHT
Electric Lighting Fixtures Electrical Appliances.
Phone l9.F
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19

"i' oSh ~ piaSC WHCEC HOW
live, 4 miles east of Berryville, l mile
above Castleman's Ferry, BerryvilIe
and Bluemont pike, on
Tuesday, March 2, 1920
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
ESQ HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
9 Head Horses, Colts and Mules
Two pairs Of mules. good size,
sound and straight, well broken to
work anywhere; heavy draft mare,
good barshare leader, 4 heavy-draft
colts, coming 3 years old; 1 spotted
pony Dixie, broken to ride or drive.
128 HEAD OF CATTLE
Seventy-fve cows, most of them are
fresh, balance are close springers.
These cows should have the attention
Of dairymen or any one desiring a
good milk COW. Among these cows
are some good grade Holsteins, Jerseys
and GuernseyS, also some extra good
Shorthorns; 3 good bulls. Fifty head
6 steers, weighing from 600 to $50
pounds each.
100 HEAD OF HOGS
Four brood sows, will have pigs by
day OF sale or shortly after; 95 head
OF shoats, weighing from 40 to 100
pounds. Most of these hogs are good
thrifty Poland China.
20 HEAD OF SHEEP
Thrifty, and most of ewes will iamt
by day of sale.
HARNESS.
One set of handmade breechbands
practically good as new; 1 set lead
gears, housings, .hynets, several
collars and brides, several sets Of
pillow gears, ! wagon saddle.
IMPLEMENTS.
One 4-horse wagon, in good condi-
tion; ! wagon bed, good as new, will
hold IA barrels of corn; Thomas
mower, only cut Is acres OF grass; I
Farmers Favorite grain drill, only
been used one season; 1 disc harrow.
| .sprlngtooth harrow, I Lett feed
grinder, Ohio ensilage cutter, pair
OF spreaders, single and double trees
and .crowdsticks, also a lot of other
useful things.
FlVE-PASSENGER OVERLAND
AUTOMOBILE
IN good condition, been run 5000
miles.
Stock will be delivered at a rea-
sonaole distance, or will be kept q few
days IL purchaser so desires.
NOTICE.
Morning trains will be met at Der.
fyvilie or Bluemont. IL I am notified,
Sale rain o. sAine.
TERMS OF SALE-On all suns OF
Si0 and under cash; on all sums over
$40, q credit Of twelve months win be
given, the purchaser executing ne.
sotiaele note, with approved security,
bearing interest from date Of sale and
payable at any OF the neishbofins
until terme OF sale are complied vith.
X W. BUCKNRR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19
Big Public Sale
ESQ Head Of Live Stock

> will sell at the place where | now
live, miles east Of Berryville, mile
above Castleman's Ferry, Berryville
and Bluemont pike, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19
80 HOlstein Cattle.


Consisting of cows, heifer. and
bulls-two fresh cows with calves BY
their side; two cows, will be fresh the
latter part of March or the first of
April; one heifer, will be fresh in
March; five other large heifers; sew
en- nice young bulls, two OF them large
enough for service; two nice young
bull calves, and several young heifers.
These cattle are well-bred Holstein
stock Some of them are eligible to
register. The young cattle are from
my registered Holstein bull.
"a HEAD OF HOGS.
Nineteen head of fat hogs, will
weigh about 200 TBS. each by day OF
sale; four brood sows, two with pigs
by their side, one is a Duroc and the
other three Berkshires: two other
Berkshire sovs; one registered Berk-
shire SOW, will have pigs in April; ono
registered Berkshire boar, q Hne
young hog; seven nice shoats.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit % nine
months will be given on oil GUMS OF
BIO and upwards, purchaser to give
note With approved security. negotiable
and payable At the Ola National Bank,
OF Maftinsburg, ". Va, with interest
from date,. but u paid At maturity in
tefest remitted. Pat hogs will be sold
Tor cash: Under $40 cash. No M.
efty to be removed until terms are
complied with.
". z. vANMErRR.
D0dd q Hoffman. Auctioneers.
hasveod Bufkhsft. Cisfk.
The LAdieS Az Society OF the
Lnfnsfan Church Of Shsphendsfovn
sib nave exclusive right 10 sell lunch
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-19

AT the same time and place viii
sell one bed and springs, one kitchen
cabinet, one arm chair, one four-burn.
er oil stove. The above articles are
as good as new.
L. r. ERAIEY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
VISTA DEL coBERNApoR Ia.
RRAzoLo a EsTA cIuDAD


El viernes pasado tuvo lugar on Ia
Casa de cortes de esta ciudad, una
iunta de Ia Old Trails Highway Asso.
citation del condado deSocorro I'm es-
ia junta e~stuvieron Ell comisionado de
caminos del Estado. Kenpenich. que
tiene a ~ cargo 81 distrito en- Ell cual
esta sitnado este condado: 81 Ingenle.
70 del Estado. Gillett y d ~Ingeniero
de Distrito. st. Morris ri Goberna-
dor Larrazolo aslatIo a Ia inntn De.
gando de Santa re en- Of tren de Ia
larde. acompahado de Hugh Williams
Comlsionado de corporaciones del Is.
tado
Ia junta tuvo por obieto promoyer
Il continuation Dc Ia construction dol.
canine en- "a parte ponienta del conda
DO y dlsculparse DE- AiEunas recriml
naeionee. q comislonado de caminos.
atnbuyendolo a algnna neriieancia De
los comialonados d. eoadado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
.Asesindto en- ell con
dado d. San Miguel
FL MATADoR REcLAMA QUE 10
Hizo AcclDENTALMENTE
De "H centinela")

East Las Vegas, JUNO 22.-John
Heilbrown, de 10 amos de edad, Sc
halla en- la carcel del condado aguar-
dando la Investigation del gran jill
RADIO como resulta de los balazos que
tuvieron lugar en- el rancho de Mar
tin en- Cow Creek 81 viernes por la
tarde. Luciano Jimenez, de II amos
de edad, fue muerto por HeiIbrown
quien declare que 10 hizo en- defen-
sa propia. Jimenez habfa venido al
rancho de Martin con una cabalIada
de Santa ne y estaba espeFandose
en- Ell rancho 4 recibir ell dinero por
los animales de manos de Martin an.
ties de volverse para Santa Fe.
Segdn la. historic dicha por He'll
brown, Ell muchacho muerto habfa
estado e~xamiHando varias pistolas
cerca de las pyemisas y habfa es-
tado jugando con una calibre 1880
Savage. Heilbrown recIama haber-
lie dicho al muchacho que desistiara
de jugar 0 81 arma y que 10 hizo,
acto seguido Jimenez Sc fue al tele.
fono y liam6 a Martin para cobrarle
Ell dinero que deberin recfbir porque
volyer a su casa. Heflhrown
que Jlmenez Sc habia emo
Iado mucho despuea de que taabia
conclude su conversation por tele-
Iono y que habiendo tornado n pis-
lola dijo que iba a matar a Martin.
recIamn que entonces al
le fue para su casa y tom0 un rifle
Savage y despu6s de haber reco.
yarios cuartos dc Ia casa lego
. donde estaba Jimenez parade en-
q puerta: HHeiibrown diio que eli
70 habfa eaido y que entonces Il ar I
ma Ne disparo habIendo muarto a /.
Iimenex. .
Hay gran misterlo en- 81 case. ha- /.
eztado los dos solos Al item. .
% del suceso J los 0ficIaies son for .
ADDS 4 tomar ii paiabra del ioyen I
Iomicida. In turado coronasio ha. .
q que Heilhrown era Responsible .
fu6 trAido aquf para ser examlnn ,
D por u gFan ipsndo. ,
~ hecho DE- aus 81 arma que He'll ,
IFown reciama Gus Ilmenaz habfa
sa6o esif Sie1a y queerada y Qnp .
'nos pantna a. III relate no conca. .
ran con IA eyt1nnela A. IA poesrien
q ave a. hsllalA oi easFpo. "a herida
4 hafa . ffkgta dai srsHao del
tncbeeho ana aarmaaafa - pot I
pgu - u nas9 AZ JImsnes - can. I
afn mpcha daaa "a ias memtss s. Z
= efieiaies soeanss > h rsFaaa asi )
a. lseiikfeua
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
Noticias de Socorro.
(Tomadaa de "El Heraldo"
IL suPERlNTENpENTE J v.
CONWAY EN- socoRRo

Ell martes dltimo estuvo en- est
ciudad, Ell Hon ] " Conway, Superin
tendente del D-epartamento de Edu.
~cacionen Santa Re, para dirigirse q
los maestros Y miembros de los Cuer,
por de Education de la ciudad v con
dado.
N Sr Conway pronnncio en- concisas
y eficaces frases, un elocuente dis.
curse acerca de la eficiencia en- 81
metodo de ~ensenanza, abogando tam
bien por elpagoa los maestros durante
los doce meses del aho, tanto en- los
districts rursles como en- Ia ciudad.
El Sr. Conway base en- sus proyec-
tos en- la opinion del Procurador Ge-
neral. 81 Sir. Harry s Bowman, decla-
rando Ell poder de los Cuerpos de Di-
para el pago de los maestros
por los doce meses del aho
Los Cuerpos de Educacion en- 81
rondado de socorro va han hecho
en- Ell asunto de aumentar Ell
de sus maestros y no hay du-
ia hara mas aumeutos cuando las
circunstancias 10 permitan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
- "a LII lNDaeono.As

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is6is ,F , 90 81
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81 4ls s SO sstt 4qf.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
ARTIcuLos De 81 Y foc
Los NuEvos REGENTEs DEL
coLEcio EN- SILVER CITY

ri gobernador ha nombrado cratro
de los nuevos regentes que deben to-
mar Ell lugar de los que fueron desti-
tuidos hace pocos dias y son los ST.
guientes:
Walter M. conneIl de Albuquerque,
democratic
George Curry. de Socorro. republi-
cano
William A. Sutherland, de Las cru
ces, republican,
Albert J Fountain, de Mesilla, re-
publicano
Falta Ell quinto miembro, que debe
ser democrata, y 81 g~obernador dijo
lue va tenia bajo consideration una
persona cuyo nombre a~nunciaria dem
tro de pocos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
MERcANcIAs a PREcIos JusTos,

Los artfcuIos en- la lista en- esta CO.
lumna lie dan una idea de 10 complete
de nuestro surtido v del poder de sal
var dinero. Necesariamente solamen-
te 81 pueden poner unas pocas cosas
aquf. Vengan a yer las otras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
il i eomprar en- otra narte. Ie eOstea.

= H~T+F - - $500 IT,
JoyerIa de numerosps ~estilos, dibu-
JOS que le ~agradaran y a precios que
haran facil comprarla.
I~nstrumentos musicaIes- Especial es.
Ia semana:
Guitarra regular de $1,000 por. $3.50
81 le gusta un violin, mandolIna,
banjo, Q ukelele, nosotrOs los tenemos.
ARTicuLos De Sc Y roe
Los nickels Y dimes t~rabajaran en-
su favor en- nuestra tienda. Deles una
~oportunidad de enseharle 10 que pue.
den hacer en-
CAPITAL HARDWARE AND
JEWELRY co
La tienda que no puede olvidar
263 San Francisco st. Frente d Chas.
Ilfeld co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

Pedro Alarid, de Santa re. ha sid0
nombrado Policfa Montado
FL Sr. Ben Martinez esta en- la ciu-
dad
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

la Sra. Aniceta 9. de Moptoya y Ell
nihito Rafael Montoya, r~egresaron d
au Residential en- Wagon Mound Ell
microbes de esta semana despues de
pasar unos dfas al lado de sus hijos
ST. victofiao Casados v Emilia M. de.
Casados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

mentos sc hallaba de casualidad On la
sala De billares. III official trajo al
pfeso q esta ciudad. y recogi6 Ia rel
compenza, por ID que los ante dIchos
sujetos hacen esta declaration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01


Machacador de comida Universal, vale
$3.50. o Observation-Disclosures. $2.75
Plancha electrical, precio regular $500
complete o. ~asiento, por... $3.50
Vasos para aqua, por docena. 800
Cajas de libra luch, por........ S5c
Plumas %fuente, lax, plumas regulares,
valen $3.50, por. ............. $3.50
Papel Crepe, rollos de 10 pies cual-
quier color ..........M.~.. LOG
Pintura para la casa, todos dolores Sc
yende regular por 75c, por. .6Ocpt
Pelotas para base ball ....... I5c
Cepillos para trabalo. de ninos. SOC
Harmonious de 75c, por........ soc
Espejos de estante por. 15c
Para herramientas de carpintero de
todas marcas, veanos primero antes de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

La Sra. Maria Il T. de Garcia. es-
posa de nuestro editor, acompaiada
de sus hiiitas Margarita Y Carmen, VI
de la srita. Josefina T~errazas, partie-
ron para Albuquerque 81 martes de
esta semana, La sra Garcia permane-
cera en- la ciudad duca1 semana
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

El 81. Carlos Palacios Roll, Consul
Mexicano en- esta ciudad, QUEEN fus
operado por appendicitis la emana pa
sada, tuvo que yolver a ser operado
martes de esta semana, y segnn los
nltimos informes. esta va en- Was de
de 10 cual nos alegramos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

la Sra. Luna rindi6 yahossimosI fren la terrible enfrmedad del tfis
servicios al gohierno durante la III fungendo como Preddente del Club
TINA guerra Reddfa al comienzo de de senoras que en- este condado hide-
la guerra en- Ell condado de Valencia ron una gia bao los auspicos de la
donde actn6 como VcePreadente del Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale.
Chapter, en- las acttvidades de la Cruz La senora Luna es esposa del pro.
Roa. Despues Gamble ~ Residential mnente ctudadano Don JESUS M. Luna
a esa capital v aquf cooper0 con q QUEEN en- la actualfdad es mienbro de
tas senoras en- 10 de alegar fondosIa Commission de Coporaciones pr eli
para ell fondo de los Soldados que SUI lEstado de Nuevo Mckee.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

La junta regular de los C~aballeros
de Colon tendra lugar esta noche, en-
Ia sala de costumbre, v 81 solicita Ia
presencia de todos los socios, pues
hay negocios de importancia que tram
Ear,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

Nos comunica ell ST. Manuel Mares.
de Lamy, que 81 y Vicente Duran fue-
ron los que cogieron preso a un fugi-
two de la ~penitenciarfa en- aquella es-
tacion Ia semana pasada. Duran fue
el primero en- yer al preso comoa las
. de Ia noche, cuando Ell profugo anda-
ba queriendo coger un caballo. y 10.
corrio del corral. al salir ~corriendo,
Mares, que va saba que Sc habfa fu-
gadc un preso de Ia penitenciaria, 10
detuvo, y entire los dos 10 ~llevaron a
Ia estacion, donde 10 entregaron al O.
Eugenio Baros, que en- esos mo-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

D. Alfredo Abeyta, de Espaiola, vino
81 microbes a la capital con asuntos
particulares, Y Sc regres6 Ell mismo
dfa despues de hacernos n cordial
vista
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

FL Sr. Donaciano Gonzales, de san
Ildefonso, vino con negocios ante Ia
Comisi6n de Condado el microbes. Y
los visit6 en- la tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
"a CircuIacion de EINueyo Mexicano'

La lsta de suscritores pagados pasa de 800
personas en- cada familia que lean q pefiodco. {
5000 personals leen FL Nuevo Mencano cada sem
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
Deparfan1enfo De Trabaios de ObraS

Mm aaeka - 81 ~ pua~&s be ~ a Is ms &
Va pMs Ntkas a 4Nas - Il mlh Lb@ta So gatah saa
sn HsAsa es h@H &m Ra a. 49, Nmed& - m8aM -
msHs s&a~ Is sBspt4 fNmAsa tsaemn tMh tm q Mssa
kAs = uwa - me&a aka
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
ANFU CLIQUE IN
CHINA HAS FALLEN
Prices Be Offered for Heads of
Leaders of Pro-Japanese Party
Who Are in Hiding.

Picking. Oct THE fall of the
"Anfu clique" commonly identified
as the pro-Japanese party of China
because of the facility with which the
Japanese have concluded loans with
China in exchange for valuable con-
cessions and privileges during the
period of its predominance, is seem
ingly complete and irrevocable. So
complete is the collapse that its chief
representatives are at the moment in
hiding with prices on their heads.
For five days every avenue leading
from the legation quarter has been
watched day and night and every
passer-out. Chinese or foreign, has
been subject to inspection, on the sus-
picion amounting to belief that those
wanted are harbored in some one or
several of the legations and that they
Will eventually try to escape from
the city. Likewise all city gates arc
closely guarded to prevent passage of
any on the prescribed list.
II is customary in Peking to post
in railway stations and places gem
orally where people congregate, pos
tiers with the picture of persons
known to be pickpockets, sneak
thieves or burglars Never before.
however, i'm the memory of the oldest
resident, have men who have occu-
pied places of authority in affairs of
the nation been so placarded.
This time, however, the streets were
billed" with cuts and descriptions of
4 half dozen of the chief political
offenders. subjects OF presidential
debree calling for their arrest on
broad charge of having been guilty of
bringing, about the military commo-
ton in July and earlier. Rewards,
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 were
publicly offered for their delivery into
custody
Tseng Yu-chun. former minister Of
communications. $4,000.
Ii Shih-hao, former minister of fl.
nance, $4,000
chu 'Shen. former minister of JUS
tice, $4,000.
LANG Hung Chi chief secretary Of
the senate. $4,000.
Tuan Chi-kuei, erstwhile comn!an-
der-in -chief of Field Marshal Tuan
Chi jui's combined atmies,S 10000
Yao Chen, president of the supreme
court $4,000.
Yao Kuo- chen, vice minister Of
communications, 10000
It is announced that the men
sought will be given civil trials if arr
rested. In the meantime the authori
ties are taking charge of their proper
~ both real and personal to be held
pending the outcome of such trial
A new list of minor offenders is re-
ported to be in process of prepare
tion embracing practically all men,
bers of the Anfu Club who have be-
come distinguished in the past by
their political activities. Besides a
presidential decree is going forth dis
solving all branch organizations in all
provinces where they exist. The local
headquarters of the Anfu Club have
been searched and the doors sealed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03

the factor that particularly interests us
all in the use of our equipment. Why
then should we be unmindful of the
damages that may be going on if we
are not sure of the quality of the oil
and positive that the system is func-
tioning properly!
We cannot picture to ourselves what
a temperature of about three thousand
degrees Fahrenheit would be, but this
is the approximate temperature at the
instant OF explosion in the combustion
chambers of your engine. If this heat
were permitted to continue unchecked
the cylinders would soon be mass of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
TARGET PRACTICE.

Thousands of pounds of steel and
powder have just left the business end
of the big guns of the q. S. S. Okla
homa. simultaneously with the pres
sing of the firing key the photograph
er clicked his camera. thus making one
of the most remarkable photographs
on record.
Ten miles in the distance is the tar
get, hardly observable from the
decks of the great battler, but it will
soon be she'll ridden as the result of
the accuracy of Navy marksmen.
Clouds of black and yellow smoke OBJ
scure the target for a few seconds
gradually lift and are lost in the sky.
The guns belch forth again and again
until the practice is completed and the
target resembles a sieve.
Picture to yourself the coordination
that is necessary to hoist the monster
shells FROM The magazines to the mouth
Of the big guns. Consider the obsta-
cles that must be overcome in deter
mining the wind and speed DETECTION
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03

in Alabama.-Mrs. A. J. Butler and
little son, Omer Cecil, of Pensa
cola. are spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Taylor Crabtree.-
Miss Lula Nicholson is attending
school in Molino.-Miss Francis Gill
ley left Sunday for Canoe, where she
will be in charge of school no. 40
superintendent Edwards visited Sun
shine Hill school Tuesday afternoon.
Kenner and Lloyd Crabtree and Miss
Pearl Crabtree attended the box
social in Molino Friday night.-Sun-
shine Hill has been having heavy rains
for the past week thought little dam
age has been done to crops. With
harvesting time near a bumper crop
is expected.
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Sunshine Hill. Sept. 30.--The sun
shine Hill School and Farm Associa-
ton held their meeting Thursday
night with a large attendance. E.
Slyuter gave a very interesting talk
on improved farming. A talk by the
teacher, Miss Pearl Crabtree on
school library and a talk by Taylor
Crabtree on a special tax district fol-
lowed and in conclusion Glide and
Francis Gilley gave funny negro
dialogue. sending every one home
with smiling faces. An ice cream
social was given at the Sunshine Hill
School Saturday night for the bene-
fit of establishing a library for the
school. A number attended and quite
a large sum TO apply on the library
was realized-Mr and Mrs. +. Slyu-
ter and little daughter. Alice. spent
the wees IA Mobile and other points
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03

minimum should realize that this is a
factor that should have their con-
sideration. 1t should be remembered
that the evils do not Immediately show
UP. Often these results do not become
manifest at once and can only be deter
mined when an overhauling is neces-
sary or a replacement Of the worn part
or parts is required.
1t should be borne IN mind that
where one part moves upon or in
contact with another a friction is
created between the two metals. This
friction causes wear, and the degree of
wear is dependent upon the oil film
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-03
fabrication
No. 6
Through the Courtesy of
The Gorford Motor Truck Conpan,
NO. q

between the moving parts. Water
would serve this purpose were it not
for the fact that water will not form
film between the moving parts. The
heat generated by the friction would
Immediately evaporate the water.
Friction is very destructive and it will
either wear down the parts or the
lubricant, and you can surely depend
upon it that all moving parts about an
engine must wear out oil or wear out
the parts. Low cost maintenance is
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and fill with new oil. 1t should be the
practice of the operator to examine
the oil in the case twice week. If
it has good body, use it, only adding
fresh supply to keep it up to the neces-
sary height, but if it is very thin, and
further polluted with gritty carbon,
you can rest assured that it IS not mt
substance to use as lubricant in any
engine, and although you may be able
to continue to operate upon 1t Tor a
while longer yet, you will find your
maintenance cost is going to go up with
leaps and bounds some day when you
find it necessary to do some overhauling.
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Possibly no one thing about an in
ternai combustion truck or passenger
car engine can cause more expense IN
its maintenance than the improper
working of its lubricating system.
This would mean either the failure of
the parts comprising the oiling system
to properly function, or the supply
used as a lubricant not being of the
proper body to resist friction.
Persons interested in keeping the
maintenance cost down to the lowest
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molten metal. 1t is the water and
oils used in the engine that protects
the engine against this heat. The
greatest task falls to the lubricant. II
the oil has not the right quality or the
right body it breaks down under the
intense heat and once it loses its lubri-
eating property it is of little more
value than so much water would be.
One of the surest ways of preventing
trouble due to friction-drag is to drain
the oil from the crank case frequently