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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Members OF the i:pworth League Of
Monument Methodist Church VIII mold u
lawn party tomorrow night u. ooloci.
ON the church lawn.
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Harris Hart. Superintendent OF School;
OF Virginia. viii be the principal speaker
tomorrow at the Rural Life Conference
at ;hc University OF Virginia.
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Previously acknowledged

TOIN! n Nlto SD3 #
Further contributions are needed
20 meet the heavy demands being
made on the limited resources Of the
mission. Send them to Tho Times
Dispatch MIX and Ice Mission Fund.
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College graduates Will be given the on
portGu!,y 20 take the required examine
lions To carry on the business OF pnar:
maclStS Ia \Grs INA when the state Buarl
OF Pharmacy uoids It's uuartcrI! meeting
July - 81 the Mcd.ca! college. of VAR
gina.
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TIMES DISPATCH ICE AND
MILK FUND Is GROWING
Received Yesterday
Garry Figures to


Eichmondcrs. during the present
hot spell. seem. Ia realize the need of
ice and milk for infants. invalids
and old folks. which no doubt ac-
counts for tho growing daily rcccipts
sent IN TO The Times Dispatch Milk
and Ice Mission, which iG rendering
such q worthy chart" during the
present Intense heated sDcll
The following was received yes
terGGy:
Council Of Jewish Women. Mrs.
: B"ndhciin, Treasurer -. 1000
T.. NJ. Loving Observation-Disclosures. 100
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Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Membership committee OF Cham
Der OF Commerce, ltucser's Hotel,
I.
Ilillrnnn Bible class banquet,
Highland Park Methodist Church,
..
INTERCHANGEABLE and M tan
pictures, 3;3U, = and o:2u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14

Members OF the Sunday Schoo. classes
OF Ncn.iUic street ana lakewood baptist
Churches VA! enjoy an excursion TO
iiuvnrOC Beach lo.HUrTOH otS!ASs the
Isia.".v.s ana their ARENAS. II - undcs-
stood employees OF the DuplyS E.nk y.vpc
Company wal maze the lr.,
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IN PLACE Or LEMONS

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate
IIealthful. refreshing. better FOR You
inviEorates nerves. brain and body
ADV.
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Colonel John A. CutCh!ns was the pTia-
c!aa! speaker at the muHtal. myCJln. OF
the E!ChIIond Automobile Deatrrs' Asso-
cation AZ Bduer's idrnI MONDAY evening.
AuOu. slNSy members Of the CIua Mere pIts-
emit. j. ~ I>hnr hrs:sS elected president
OF the I.np vS.lgA
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Double Panel Snttccn
Skirts with scalloped bot
tom; all lengths. s.n.9S.
Double Panel ScaIlopcd
Skirts of heavy quality mus
lin. An unusual value for
$l.0S.
The Lingerie Co." Gowns
OF dainty. fine materials,
trimmed in imported laces
and edges. Many styles 10
choose from, at S2.0S.
Scasonable now is the
White Lacy Pctticoat TO
wear under the thin dresses.
and they are here from the
simple lace edged TO the very
handsome ines, at $3.50.
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Every Fine" Bntistc
GownS-haud embroidered
hand sewed and hand hem
med. at S3.IS.
Limited quantity of good
high neck and long sleeve
Night Gowns, with tucked
yoke, S1.0S.
Strap Tcddics, trimmed
back and front with i'm
ported medallions and pink
or blue ribbons; all sizes,
SEQ.
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Opening OF the T!u Ton Stove Works.
better known as the southern s.oNc Works.
IN its new D!ant n South Richmond w.iI
take place TAI. week. Some % IA. work
e<s Reported ilat monday morning. 'fhs
plan; IL one OF the largest III ltiShmonl
covering twelve acres. or four C.ty blocks.
AVID has i-..-Iy SuuAiN !.ut OF moor S.ANS.
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DelcEa;c., 10 the A;lantic CITY convcn-
ton 81 the Ru;aTy GUS OF the World
to!d q; their vxDcricnees. iasi n.snI 1T the
Mcehty meeting OF the Richmond clGD ~
the klchnouu Hotel. j. Odcii. Key. .E;lIIi,
4. AiCr.1u.n and AZ. McC. Burlington wu.r
among those EcDurtlnE.
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LOCAL CAGE OFFICIALS
SOUGHTBYCOLLEGES
Herman Baetzel and Billy Kelly Likely additions to
Staf-Can,den Has Easy Time
In Beating Ne,Uuk
in Beating NeWWk

their goal with favorable results. But
two men in the visiting delegation
showed any real ability. They were
Jimmy Clinton and Skeets Wright, both
guards.
Fourteen Goals Against Five
The one sided score was not the re :
suit of Camden being in good form.
Far be 1t from such. The Skeeters are
In miserable condition, especially
Campbell and Kerr, the latter over
weight and the former having n poor
eye for the basket. Soup" blew on
three shots with no one within ten feet
of him. Before the game was over
Lennox and Ross Steele got a chance
to show and did well, Lennox made a
basket, but Ross was only in action
few minutes.
The home aggregation rolled in IA
two pointers as against for the New :
arks. For Camden. Steele, Deighan
and Dolin all landed three; Keer ano
Cnmnbell two, and Lennox one. For
Newark Clinton Gagged three and Wright
and Washer one. The visitors have
plenty Of chance for Improvement.
The first half ended 21-10 in favor
Of the champions and they finished the
second period with almost the same
margin. There was little to enthuse at
any time and It was well that Newark
was the opening attraction. The Skeet
ers will soon round into form and then
Reading and Trenton, with their un :
! beaten fives. will run into q snag.
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Donate Basketball Trophy
n Memory of Columbia Star

A trophy to be known as the
\rthur Alexander Memorial Cup, In
lcmory of the late Arthur d. Alex
,nder, Columbia's all-American
asketball center in 1900, will be
nc prize for which the teams in
he Intercollegiate Basketball League
vill strive this year. The new cup,
which has been donated by former
Columbia basketball players from
1900 to 1919, will take the place OF
he Hoppe trophy, which was placed
in competition in 1909 and was
finally won permanently last year by
PENNSYLVANIA, when the latter gained
it's third leg.
Alexander died in April, 1910,
from i'll health resulting from his
service in France, where he served
as a lieutenant from 1913 to Janu-
ary, 1919. He was graduated from
Columbia In 1909, In which year
he gained his greatest fame as a
basketball star. The cup will re-
main in competition until three legs
ON it have been won by one of the
le"besS. :. 49, :. -. ,.... =. -- #.
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WEST PH|LA. HIGH
WEAK IN TANK
All of Last Years Team Lost by
Graduation-Sixty Can
didates Report

Coach Anthony, Of the West Phila.
delphia High School swimming team,
is up against rough proposition this
fall. This is the first time in six years
that the Speed Boys have not been vir-
tually certain of capturing the national
championship, but now the prospects are
far from bright because all of the bows
who carried the Blue and Gold to victory
during the last two years have been lost
by graduation. There is not even q
first substitute left in school today.
Even with this gloomy outlook the
West Philly boys and coach do not in
tend to pass UP the city scholastic cham
pionship without struggle. They are
determined to develop some swimming
material even IL there Is no nucleus
around which to build team.
Over sixty candidates have reported
to the aquatic coach, and though the
material is green, Coach Anthony hopes
to make some finds before the season is
we'll advanced. "Shap" Highly, mem
ber of last years track team and a
second string swimming man. has been
elected captain. The next best men who
have shown anything SO far are Levatt,
Laughton, Gale, Betchell, Grey.
Among the best divers at present are
Young, Smith, Hannak, Crew and
Markward.
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STRENUOUS PRACTICE
FOR UNION A. A. ELEVEN

PhoenIxvIIIe AII-AmerIean Team
Preparing for Shenandoah SATURDAY.
Phoenixville, Nov. 4. - Strenuou.
practice will be the program for tho
Union A. A. All-American eleven 20.
day and tomorrow in preparation for
Saturdays big game with Shenandoah.
Manager Calvin Eyrich let the boys Of,
last night, after the New York Shin
game. but the entire squad will report
at the high school field this evening.
Heinie Miller, Lud Wray, Lou Littls
and even Bodie Weldon nre all in tbe
best of shape, and several new plays
tried for the first time against the ship
builders on Tuesday worked to perfec.
ton. Phocnixville's clash with Shenan.
doah on Saturday carries with II a aide
bet Of $4,000, the only conditions on
which the upstaters would consent to
play. Many inquiries are being received
here for tickets for the Union Holmes.
burg game to be played at the Phillies'
grounds in Philadelphia on Saturday,
November 90.
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rTHE Germantown Academy football

fINiE Nermanto"h h'""e'
L eleven, the Surprise" team OF the
season, will clash with the Episcopal
Academy bows in the opening game OF
the Interncadcmir League schedule at
Strawbridge & Clothier Field, Sixty :
third and Walnut streets. tomorrow
afternoon. The boys from Germantown
are picked to win because OF their
sunerior weight and the record they
have established so far this year.
The Germantown Academy team has
played five games and out OF TINS mum
her only one contest has been lost'
This single defeat came at the hands
~ the West Catholic High School, IN
the early season, but since that tune
Coach Barron's boys have improVeu
wonderfully.
Eour victories were registered Mt the
e,ncnse of Chestnut Hill Academy
Frnnkford High School, Germantown
Fr;ends' School and Swarthmore Hlgh.
II was against this last team that Ter =, .
mantown pulled the biggest surprise OF
the year.
Fine Record ,
Swarthmore High School eleven had
been having things its own way Tor the
last three years and there was not u
team. either in or out of the city, that
had been able to defeat the Main Line
boys. It was in the opening game OIL
the season for both teams that Ger
mantown won by 10 to IA score.
The West Catholic game followed
this contest. Frankford High school
was next on the program and the NIL
Iers were defeated by a IA to Z score.
Cbsatnut Hill Academy was the op-
ponent the following week and TINS
Town the Chestnut Hill boys taking q
100 whitewash and then came another
eurnr;se in which the Germantown
Frirnds' School fresh from 63 to
victory over Friends Central, Travelled
to Tabor and Coach Barron's team
handed them a $40 defeat.
Episcopal, In five games to date, has
nct been able to score victory. al
though they held Chestnut Hill Acad :
emy to a 14-14 tie.
The Spruce Street team was beaten
bv Swarthmore High School. 26-O;
Uaverford School. 10; Ridley Park
iiirh. co, and st. Luke's School,
2S-6. ,..o.,,
team is 146 pounds, while. German
town Acadrmy's average Is nine pounds
heavier. On the line. Episcopal aver
opes only 14S TO Gcrmantown's l0l'
In the backfield Episcopal Academy
has a slight advantage, outweighinl
Germantown 144 to 14l.
Several Stars
Captain Dinsmore. OF Germantown
full back, and with Conley and Artelt
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Cage Chatter

st. Paul; formerly Of the Brotherhood
League: l. ;u- and I'd which Viii PLAYED Camden and Ger,
son. both resulting in close scores. viii or.
pose Rookwood tonight, at Fifteenth and
Porter streets. 81: Paul has a fast club and
Of the old brotherhood circuit. A meeting Tor
that purpose will be held some right next
The Camden Eastern ,Learuers will b. the
SstSsTS cssH fSs';s0S Sss n,.S On ,nS iss
up IN Bill Black, Sam Buch and Calhoun
Sam Ssh sna B BRffss bsl Sss. Ssps and
Willie McCarter. who was sold to Trenton
Il iMs,,b1ae PACK again on the De Neri roster. but
Brown at forward: Klotz. confer; Miller and
sn nsW Dassr ssf n T shs n M few S
Twenty years In ono SPORT Is somewhat OF
shs yean s T, bRIrk tSSf charge y
sso yesterday tha. the Rid made s'Vs his 'fa.s i1
oe pSss rs tn. .oSi' oG hs fa I.s Ss
west ChesteT Is going into basketball on
IN M the b. pssG Hns ,S0v
nfh sp ne Tss"iwSI TfSsnsiSns ThS team will be made
Carter guards. Two R'sr RomS games AVd Win MS, Sc
ufaayy uayy and 'Jingling" johnson win be
-, kookwood opens its regular season on
Monday night at Coatesvllle. Tho veteran
m9haser. Bobby Winskill, has q great club
thls year and wants to make n good show.
ms, as ne wishes to announce that this
Is his last season In tho sports. after serving
more than score Of years.
The organiyntion OF the PHILADELPHIA In.
aependent basketball Association means A
plg boost Tor the sport In keeping II clean
out-of-town managers viii have redress II
games have been booked under misrepre.
comeback 4 not given fair treatment. The
majority OK big teams have agreed TO book
and II q visiting club does not receive a
square deal means that the out-of-town
snP srsp n aueist,on VIII bo unable 20 get any
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tackle and center, respectively, are the
stars of Coach Barron's team.
Dinsmore, veteran from last year
has displayed unusual form in ali the
game played, and his drop kicking has
been feature. Conley's tackling has
made him hero in all the games while
Artelt's fine playing at center also has
been great help in winning the VIC
tories.
Borchers, who plays right guard, Is
the heaviest man on the team. weighing
within ten pounds of the 200 mark.
The Episcopal team will 'enter the
game minus the services of three of its
star players. Captain Williams and
Kraft, backticld men, and Hotoon, an
end, are all on the injured list and may
not be able to get into any of the re-
naming games.
Martin, who will call the signals
from fullback, is about the only real
player on the team. but Rittenhouse, a
halfback. and Jack Glenn, who will play
left end, played last season. Martin,
incidentally, is the heaviest man on the
team, tipping the scales at 10 pounds.
Episcopal will play Penn Charter
in league game next Friday, while the
Germantown team will meet Coach Dick
Merritt's seven year champions on the
following Friday.
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round athletic development than any
one ever thought possible before.
1t will mean after this that each
West Point graduate, broadened men
tally and physically in the great democ.
racy of sport, will be able to play and
instruct in a greater number Of games
than the greatest all-around athlete,
at Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Michigan.
or anywhere else.
These men will leave the academy not
only better off in a physical way. but
with finer CO. ordination brought about
and q far broader vision. They will ba
more than officers who can drill COM M
pany they will also be physical direc.
tors who will know how to handle and
direct all company sports and who IN
this way will be brought In much closa,
contact with their men.
Working out few Of the details viii,
be taken up in tomorrow's article,
Continued tomorrow
COPYRIGHT. 1890, all rights rese,,s6
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DEMPSEY TO BOX TWICE
BEFORE CARPENTER BOUT
Cham pion WiU Take Bill Brennan and Jess Hlud in Neo
York Matches-Montreal after Big Battle
By LOUIS ii. JAFFE


THE signing for bout between
Il Georges Carpenter and Jack Demp-
sey is virtually history among those IN
the "know class" even though otlclal
announcement Of the spillinG Of ink over
the papers, without the usual Chorus
Of popping champagne bottles, Will not
no made until some time tomorrow.
There was a hitch, for while, in the
consummation of Carpenter Dempsey
bout because the prospective promoters
did not want either one OF the heavy
weights to appear in regular ring pat
tile until after the date OF their clash,
However, it is now apparent tnat 'hc
boxers had their own way, for ~
certainty that Dempsey will participate
fn NJ least two contests before he goes
On with the French lalapalooza. Demp-
sew himself let the cat out of the sack
or something like that. in Montreal tne
other day when he admitted that ne
Vas going 10 meet Jess Willard again in
n ffteen rounder on March u. Accord
ing to the reports, no location IoF
Willard Dempsey bout had heeh "'''d'd
upon. ,. o,,or, those
nm the inside. that the Madison square
Garden New York city, viii! be the
scenc of the encore between the former
champion and the present heavyweight
ruler. Tex Richard, promoter at the
Garden. also is planning to show bemp-
sew before the Willard encounter
Knockout Bill Brennan, Of Chicago II
10 get chance to duck DempSe! SOCKS
previous to st. PatricR night 49,.
While il Il almost cInrh N"r t"al
.bs Brennan Dempsey and Dempsey
SviI,ard matches will be put Oh ~ New
Vorh tho battle ground Of the Carp"n'
,;or- Dempsey combat still j. III doubt.
Sav York and Cuba have been men
,ioned prominently, and now Montreal
Can, is getting the call
territorial t o. ntSnSH i"ieTfss GSss %i Sh
Se decide, S9HIS"M "MaHSyUuE rsTa." Clash in
an eight round bout at ne llIa .yS ]"
A.n.tc3h hoe after other maIchmakors had
aass faied Five other bouts VI ars o" v he ~ Sr%;
kustin' Phladelphia Joe WrIl!ng ys MIKE
Mshoney. TomnT Hudson a ~ vo1r M GGift GGrito va Va,
Ray psvIin,
two out-of-town IlghtweIGhts viii he head
liner" at the Camilla ,om2rrow Gtsh,. I'm;
my BrOwg OF TT'"'@GMh Other | 6ou,s ys' RoS6y
Mcleod vs. Ed9g H%ry(y Joh4gT Fax E"TG% 1o,,Es. vs.
Bobby Allen EN- EGa'F ia burps rs' VS. A. SHAW
biiy ,nnhis debut on Saturday ulgn, when
Ss takes on Jack Bus" - In th% E,, s,'A'TnSI 70
sne Eoa vs Hobby Barrett. Jack Perry vs..
saan,S Kane and Johnny Conroy VS.. Tommy
fasyss are other numbers
nanny Kramer. Lew Tenders double, Is
.sins great hitting powers IN his work
sss. al Philadelphia Jack O. itrlen The
y S,us.on3an will appear In 4 bout against
poossy Johnson at the olympia Mondny night
on The same program WIN me lie" Zen
u.,h, GunnIs thovrht that Jofruy Mea!y
n"gssyinner over Jimmy Murphy in their
was ,"afch Adam Ryan is confident that
Es,s.ss,. Esssn,, viii be convinced that he was hll
9s,a when \ fheir respective stars Ish
sasin i IA can\den on November L. Ths
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Schedule Tor SATURDAY
Mt Reading.


Philadelphia at Reading.
THE intercollegiate B k e b !
l. League convenes In New York to-
morrow afternoon, and according to
reliable information intends to lay con-
siderable stress on the calibre of Of
fCials selected to officiate in league con-
tests this year. Two local men, Herman
Baetzei and Billy Kelly, have been
mentioned for the position Of referee and
will likely receive their appointment at
this gathering.
The move for better officiating did not
originate with Philadelphians, although
this city has Louis Sugarman, coach
ing Princeton; George Xahn, Dart
mouth mentor, and Eddie McNiChol, of
Penn. Out Of towners are said to be
turning to this city to help solve the
problem of better officiating. The league
will make no mistake in picking such
whistle tooters as Kelly and Baetyel as
all the big games In any professional
bodies always have this pair in charge.
1t Is also said that the matter of foul
tossing will come up for discussion. A
movement is on foot to adopt the rule
whereby the player fouled makes the
attempt himself, which is the only
equitable and fair method of playing the
game, every league in the country
having abolished the one-man specially
groomed idea long ago.
Camden Has Easy Timo
The cage season across the river was
inaugurated last evening. Souvenirs
in the form of pocket mirrors with q
likeness Of the team were distributed tC
those present. jazz band rendered
musical selections and 300 extra per-
sons were allowed to see the Skeetert
romp away with an easy victory by tn,
score Of 38 to 20.
The contenders for the evenings
honors were the Newark FIVE, newcomers
to Eastern society. and which was made
up of players from last years Bridge
port team. The one outstanding criti'
cism Of the visitors play was a desire
to continually pass to the backfeld, q
fragrant violation of basketball eti'
quette. 49,. ., :,
This method stood out In bold relic
against. the passing of the honie crowd
who Invariably worked the ball TOWARD
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amateur Sports

THE Kensington X. s. and b. shop
L of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Co. will place two fves in the basket
ball cage for the coming season.
Just at the present the teams are
compelled to travel as they are await =
ing the decision of the Z. r. T. officials
in regard TO a building in which to
stage their games.
Manager Scott would like to book
gamc5 with first class clubs which have
first and second Quintetcs, having halls
and Offering reasonable inducements for
the two fves. For games communi =
cate with Charles Scott, 912 East
Orleans street.
hrst-class teams either at homo or away.
Henry Muickam souderton. Pa.
Clover Club wants TO schedule Esm.s with
North American street
St. Cecilia. g. G., a second-elass travel,
ts teams a@s' of hat o"I class. EdWSTd Bona G ss2e
Cambridge street.
Stag 4. C.. p l5O-pound travelling eleven
r. without Fnnes for the entire month OF
November. William DelbouRh. s37 Birch
street. Camden. N. J.
A secOnd-class soccer PLAYER wants to toin
a secord-cless team. Francis GALLAGHER. 2lle
South Nineteenth street.
Pelthal u. Q. Is without a game for to.
morrow and Saturday evenings. Il want,
10 hear from Warwick juniors Natiyity
Cubs and teams OF that caliber. Nat POtam.
kin, phone Main 1852, Keystone.
CANA Sigma Beta Club desires 10 book
games with third and fourth clasB teams
having halls and Offering reasonable guaran
tees. Paul BollRrd. $40 Henry stroet
Germantown,
Glensldo football team has this Saturday
open at homo FOR a hrst-class trRYelins
eleven; ". c. HAWKING. phone oRontz 81;
after D. m.
st. Joseph's c. G. han November and Is
open for ll6-l2O- pound eleyens either al
home or away, J. J. Doyle. ll0G State
street.
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Yale In Forty. Minute scrlmmaue

New Haven. Conn. Nov 4.--The Yale w.. =
sity yesterday afternoon continued Its scrim-
mage work in preparation for the Brown
game on Saturday and took on the freshmen
won. 81 to o. and used the combination
which will start against Brown. Cutler and
Dilworth were tho ends: Walker and Macllay
win. center; Kempton. quarterback: Camp
bell and Kelly. halfbacks. and Jordan. full
back.
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YOU AUTO KNOW

II mud y allowed e Dry ana remain. or
Will soon DO removed
Scrap front radius rods may be used 70
good advantage In making stock racks and
horses for use in tho garage or repair shop.
After being washed a car should be kcY'
out a. the sun until dry, as sunlight has
tendency TO damage wet car by cAusin
the paint TO check.
Leaky inner tubes come from a variety u
worn or sticks: the lock.nut at the base o'
,hs valve stem may work Loose; or runninr
Hat may honeycomb tho inside Of tho casinE
with tiny holes.
Never forget that cooling water on a
bronZe bearing that hae been running hot u
the last thing 10 do The best thing 10 80
dinPry cOurar OF eysnts. but n you are too
much In a hurry for this. cool II with on
instead Of water.
A useful biz Of knowledge for the Hhop
where repairs are carried out is tho faC'
that a weld can be stopped by placing q
piece OF paper between tho metal parts 20 be
welded Just before they are brought 10 weld
ing heat, II Is curious fact that the
where the paper Is lnco cd
AIwnys keep careful track OF your oil
consumption. a. II means better efficiency ~
your engine II sou md that you nre using
an excessive amount II inhicateR that there
sucking Il up into combustion space.