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CnTlnN Nl.nI,i,..rS

NEW YORK Ju.v la-Aftrr ,how.nc no..
Ivy HWY, IN IN forenoon. ;he cotton 'narI.vt
lanscd INTO du,lu"sS today and Url.cs sold
ON from tho ton after having been f-,n.
a feature o: he session was an aAvance
N JulS 20 ~ ., which cowpgr,s with Il %
"a ai.25 al the close SATURDAY
= fhe market nren"d Arm ~ an advance
Fot 20 ~ points The market al, S,v
sorrlSSans as" dls"lav'd -tronrtn
is me local Trade was t.-pu-.a IN aaT' IN.
market ~ the cariy afternoon and I'm N.
rabsence 81 important frcPh demand. prices
Sagccd on 70 .is TO- ortpber or rs rriufs
ptIow IN" fiGh levels ~ the morning
tIuCtuauGus w"r. narrow late in tho
gay hnt the marHc' d.sulayod u steady
saSnsa h tom an" closed at nat gain O.,
s ,Spot was stendy hcrs with -ntiI!snr ,,,.
schanGed at i-:5c. There wero no sales
+Srot al New orleans was nu:-' with
middling y higher q, ass.c In. sales
:. fec"!niS a. "pr'~. Galveston 2-. S,yv
y s2,nnieIns; 40: Savaunah ilt. Memphis. -.
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CmICAtn GKAIN ANn rKnnI.CE

Chicago. July i9.-HulI!Sh crop rcuorts
from hoth Sides "f the Canadian houn,Itry
~" TO- q sharp advance today in IN" uricc
81 wheat. IN" market closed .tron. Gis
70 >'c cents not higher. with December
:.ht'-' ana March go.
J.; ,reni+ aud provisions 2'g Ia 80 cents.
wheat NnlEhcd AZ the tonnOst lcyrls of
IN" dIy. in decided contrast win weakness
which characterized the orening. IN.
h"hr!Sh factors carly IncludCi free selling
90 new wheat hv the Southwest. Rraides
H,st reports We're optimistic rCEar,!iu.
chances that black rust damage would
NOT o. H''ious. Later. however. numCr-
Gus disratch"s came from Minnesota unI
,.s""h"r" Indicating that despite recent
lNN"!iu'e Meat her heavy damage Was 10.
Sclr"!iiE. Advice" of drought and excessive
neat N ShsNSichcwan wcr" ais" made
inuth ~ BY the bulls. together with Cos
s!r thht Il brisk export business in wheat
was EnlnE on with the cOuntE~ selling
som" direct nt 30 track New York \ Gil
,,"lat"r concarn here WAS conspicuous Ia
F"SSibiliH of u railroad strike did a
c"Gd deal to strengthen the corn market
ana cats as well. Talk was current too
ihhi n any event receipts az corn would
i,!ov.s!2ms advanced In sympathy with
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NEW YORK. July i3.-Cotton goods were
mn ,.,,; January prices ON plain and dress
eihEhhHS have been continued into th,,
ShTihG season. Yarns ruled uuict aud easy
silks were dull and burlaps uuict
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StcnmI,nnt Sink> Su,ihcnl,

NEW ORLEANS .Iulv lo-Thc
river steamboat l.ockhar;. valued nj
about $4,000. struck some suhmor~nJ
ohJcc' IN inc rtvrr late this afternoon
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iINANt'Itl.

LONDON. July i,.--ISar silver. Esd pcr
ounce. Money. . per cent. Discount rates:
snort bills. per cent: three month bills
t's yer cent. '''
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL. STORES.

SSSA,vAN;EAH: GA. July i9:-Turpcntinc.
az: stock. 2.n56; Rosin. firm: salcs. Iii
G "SStS:s isg s SSninmen.s i'G' stock 5''ie
l'S'@ 1903: NJ y. VIC. WV. iisrMi5o5.
JACkSONElIbE. Ella. July l9.-Turpcn-
ms me. hrm: li2i. g ~: sales. 2lg: rcccipts.
LII shipmcnts. 'I5: stock. S.GS5. RoSin,
nnn; salcn LIS: rcceipts. 3.iI7: SHIPMENTS.
i;,'"; stock. Sc;lSi. Quctc: H. ll.bo: ID. Il.
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rounds and over. lL.j5pl6lo: pigs strong
to higher: bulk. l350GTiijo
wssssrn TeSShhp's 2co2: S,ealy ySry good
native lambs. 1850: bulk. li5Ddi 1850: top
S."rinEa 100; choice wcthcrs. 1923: ton
lambs 1915 n ltOO ''>N 'NN'N'
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~. i.ost. Ray rnarc rony mnnc cut
Madison TER Reward
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LOCAL. IaiOnuCE MAKKEr,
Richmona; Va. July 10, l,N.

wholesale Quotations hv woodsou- Craig.
Inc. !eii East Cary s.. Madison +sS-J
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NEW YORK. July Io.-Cottonsccd oil ,a
a''.'N over - cent pound by ,niBI,N
On nrscmt demand from shorts insrjr"f
Nv INC huliish showing In lard and nthc,
,"in'n,'i,N markets. Offerings Inrr,n',i
,,"M"ii m" "los". however and a so;h.,
,,"',"Wcl Leading deliveries closed n 81
H. .Oo,",. net hi.h"r. Sales. Il COZ barrels
Zinc rrudc: nominal; primo summer Vol
~. S',rt. i".%3'i u %, July. I3l5: Scptcn hoy
,.,"', LnC'hhcr. 1873: all hid. Primo win,
UT N'''"w ana summer white nominal
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'ir." ,h l.t'ANS July la.-Rough rico. no
S"I,F, fc'ciNtS, 80 sacks; rnillcrs rcrin,g
nm. clean ric" st"adv: sales 81. T,gi
h'"h ana polish. unchanged: receipts. none
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~ BAltGAlN-Kline ChuniTny Roadster:
hrst-class paint and mechanical coudi.
t ION: Hansen Kedd. rear 1909 West
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ALL BARGAINS
At Prices That Will Move
Them.
3-4-ton Republic,
l-ton Republic.
l 1-4-ton Republic.
l 1-2-ton Republic.
2-ton Republic.
. l 1-2-ton Kelly Spring
field.
1-ton DENLY.
| l-2-ton Day-Elder.
Ford delivery wagon.
White touring.
Stearns touring.
Used trucks and bodies.
All sizes.
Cash or Terms.
H. d. KING
MOTOR CORP,
$50 West Broad st.
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, ~ 'VIH 'redIi. which was tho lowc.r
hcoyvv ol ihc season. The market closed
ni.i'' ~! - nolniS mt decline Chasing
"iiSi july. l:ai: September Il ii. d.,
'''"oc'. IlSp. March. ii.36: MAY. II -.
>.r,,. ~ SUGAR
e., rEM YORK. July l9-Thc local marie,
;"' 'hW SUGAR was easier and priccs yrHrr
=, .ynt lower under Increasing ornrinrs
~ &c us' i from Porto Rico. There were
, Tm,n,h%mi t" local r"dncr NJ 1896 Tor
~ ,.ut,uE'' anu while there were nn sales
is .n,, w "'d w%u.d result in business. which
,,,n !" iNr ipr centrifugal or Tho
Wa, ~ also salcs of 81" tons Of British
ini'a sugar Drunpt Sh!pucn, IRAN,
london e" Now York at iSs; cons 't"',,'
Of S,o }hI to no'iday hcrs were arrivals here
~, -. .HtS ot cut sugar from Hamb,i-r
~. market for refined sugar was nm.
wi'bh ~ to $50 for fine rranulai"d
w" ."L.v rohh'rs sun GU, Of The ,nnrkct.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
4 BARGAIN.

Oakland Roadster. J months old. cuuIpped
with bumper. wire wheels. etc. a bar
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Lost and l.onn,.

j. NATE. the f.sdioS' Tailor is In S.NS
,hnsh On hHsincs. and viii return about
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an HElRS to humphrey Glaze please
>, coinnunIcnt" with me "a. once pearl
ni"r'' III North dearborn Street. CHI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
ru,.cra; directors
Personals

IAuf,m,E'iw!n rhaup. Funeral Dir.cto
ANA Enbnln.r sos East Main stree,
Madison 13l. Randolph 1903
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+. w. LITTLE OAKLAND CO.
ri W. Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
Cmpentier-Lepinsky
Bout for Jersey City

New York, Sept. 24.--The box
ing contest between Georges Carpen-
tier, European heavyweight cham
pion, and Battling Levinsky win be
held In Jersey City Baseball Park,
October IL, the International Sport
ing Club announced last night.
The match had been scheduled for
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn. but a
ruling last week by the New York
State Boxing Commission declared |:
1--WE have decided that II Is for the
best interests Of boxing In this state
not to hold on the dates set the
Dempsey Brennan and Carpenter
Jevinsky Matches"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
A bird ike {his
makes a model husband

HER NICE new husband.
STEPPED OUT of tn. house.
WHisTLiN0 LIKE = bird.
WHICH ALARMED young vita
ESPECIALLY WHEN.
sHE FOUND shed picked
THE WRONG package.
AND INSTEAD of oatmeal.
HAD GIVEN him btrdseed.
but Dor'r think from tAl.
THAT EVERY ru,.
YOU HEAR vhistltns.
HAS NECESSARILY.
BEEN RossINo the CANARY
OTHER THINGS inspire.
THE ALMOST human male
TO BLOW through his lips.
AND MAKE shrin noises.
A RAISE, for example.
OR A day OF when.
A DOUBLE header Is on.
OR AN everyday thing.
LIKE A good drag.
ON ONE of those smokes.
THAT SATISFY.
| WHICH CERTAINLY ara.
THE REAL birdseed.
FOR MAKING men.
TRILL THEIR pipes for Joy.
|
so LADIES, II hubby.
| GoEa AWAY whistItns.
YOU NEEDN'T worry.
| ALL's SWELL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

Dubuc, who was a member of the
Giants at the time, received a wire in
structing him to bet his bankroll on the
Reds. | was in his room at the An
sonia Hotel. New York, when he
opened the telegram. / was sitting next
to him and read the message. I do not
remember who signed 1t.
They tell me around New York that
Hal Chase won $4,000 on the series.
He must have won lot because he had
plenty Of money after the series ended.
understand his and Dubuc's informa- =
ton came from the same man.
II made one small wager on the
series. ] bet 500 on the FIRST game and
won it. spent 1t for drinks in the bar
room where I made the wnger. l did
not even touch the money.
After the first bet Larry Doyle and
] made piker bet on every game. Doyle
liked the White Sox and bet on them.
l had had my tip and liked the Reds.
But my winnings were very small, only
$40 or 500 day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
REVERSE DIAMOND DECISION
All.vlralnla League stars Defeat
hllIdaIe Giants. 2 to

The All Virginia League Stars. with
Lloyd pitching, defeated the Hilldale
Giants, negro nine. Of Darby, on the
latter's field yesterday afternoon In a
grent battle, . to /. This was the Sec
ond game in two days played by these
clubs, the negro team having won,
6 to 8, on Wednesday.
Lloyd let down the Hilldale sluggers
with five hits. Black. the Virginia
offense, knocking out three hits.
The ALI Stars are to meet Cressona
Tigers tomorrow on the latter's field,
and on Sunday Paul Barth will take the
Virginia Leaguers to Mahanoy City for
a game there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

hard riding four from the United States
international field at Meadow brook Ia
the semifnals for the junior champion
ship Of the United States.
The remarkable riding Of the army
officers and their teamwork was a great
surprise to the critics. ~
Captain Harry H.. Holmes, OF the
British army, refereed the match.
Playing for. the winners were Rod
man Wanamsker, W. Standby Stokes,
Fred Roe and Barclay Mcraddsn.
For the army were Major u. A. II.
Wilson. Major ]. X. Brown, whose
position was later. taken BY Captain r.
n. Anderson Major Lewis Brown, Jr., !,
played No. 3 and Captain Carlos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
IN THE CAGE AGAIN
American Basketball Team Ready
for Seasons Campaign

The American Basketball Club,
champion Of the Friends Guild, and
claimant Of the city amateur title, has
reorganised for the season and will
again be seen under the direction Of
Paul s. "Po" Pachter.
Manager Pachter has signed up the
same outfit that won twenty eight out
Of 80 games. The team Comprises
"Pomp" Povernick and Johnny Nc.
Grath, forwards Johnny Siebold. cen e
ter. and "Izzy" Adler, "Leech" Mash.
bits and "Bouncer" Klienbart, guards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

NTHEN you say that Chesterfelds ~satisfy,"
w you're whistling. You know-the instant
you light one-thnt the tobaceos in it are Of
prime selection, both Turkish and Domestic
And tho blend-well, you never tasted such
smoothness and full-favored bodyi No wonder
the ''satisfy- blend" 10 kept secret n coat b
copied
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
Black Dixie stages Comeback

After eight rounds OF hard fighting at
the Madison a. c, last evening. Black Dixie
deserved the decision over Silent ponsss.
silent one proved toush proposition in
every round, Young Gunboat Smith beat
Frank Mason In six rounds. while Jerry
Hayes finished Young Lanrford in three
sessions. A battle royal was also on the
card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
Whd, May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGuI
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGi e

NaTIONaL bfAtutb
Boston at Phiisdeiphia-Cloudy' $3.50 D.
m. tsta ndard umel,
Chicaso at Cineinnatt-Cloudyi p. m.
tdayliEht saving tiue).
ST. louis ct Pittsbursh-Clcudyi $3.50 ..
m. tdsylirht saving time).
Brookiyn-New York-Sot scheduled. Il
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Boeton--Cleari 3;1S .. m.
(dny ght saving hmel.
Chicago at Clevcland-Cleari p. m. idaS-
light saving hme).
So. Louis at Dctroit-CIoudy; p. m.
daylight savins time).
games 1880 and $3.50 p. m. tdayliSht saving
time).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
CLEAN BILL FOR REDS,
SAYS HERMANN

Cincinnati. o., Sept. "a. The mar
named Hahn mentioned by Pitcher
C"Rube') Benton as the one who told
him that the last world series was
fixed" could not be located today.
President August Hermann, OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
BRYN MAWR P0LOlSTS
PLAY FOR U. S. TITLE
Main Liners Will Meet on Sat.
urday for Junior Cham
pionships

Hampstead, N. ", Sept. "a. - BY q
score Of goals 20 Q the Foxhunters Of
the Bryu Mawr polo team defeated the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I; Boston; 9 Ist samS

FhlIIIee, Bosfon, I1st EamC
Phillies, 9, Boston. 1 I'D tanne)
Pittsburgh. a. Cincinnati,
other clubs not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston. o; Athletics. 2
Sc. Louis, 8, Detroit, 4 Ust camel
st. Louis. 8, Detroit, I'D Eamo
Chicago, 10i Cleveland,
Other clubs not scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
$50 Miles Nez0
Roads Ordered
In This State

Austin, Tex, Nay 29.-In speaking
Of the activities Of the state high
way department in regard 10 con
bard, chairman of the state highway
commission. stated that since the be-
ginning Of the year, contracts for
construction of 553 additional miles
Of the state system Of highways
have been approved
The cost in round numbers
amounts TO 100000, Of which S3,-
0G0,0 is state and federal aid
granted for the Improvement OF these
projects
The mileage OF the different types
represented in these contracts are:
Concrete pavement, Il miles; btu
minous payment, 162 miles; crushed
rock or gravel surface, PSI miles;
SHE'LL 10 miles; grading and perma-
nent structures, IS miles
With the completion OF the above
mileage and the completion Of other
contracts continued from last year,
mated highways located and built IN
a substantial manner with assured
proper maintenance under the super
vision Of the department
Among the larger projects awarded
since april I, are 22.5 miles in Polk
county; % in Harrison; PIG in Bee;
1876 in Kleberg; 16.6 in Parker; 15-5
in Montague; Us in Gillespie; 15-S
in Bexar; sos il Kimble; 22-5 in
Rains; 24-6 in Smith; 22-3 in Cass-
Other projects advertised for early
letting were in the following coun-
ties. with a total Of 225 miles; La
mar. Gonzales. Erath. Tom Green
Culberson. Schleicher, Montague,
Webb, Orange, and BeXar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
OPENS BENZ0L
FUEL STATION

Five thousand gallons OF benzol, a
fbyproduct Of coke used for motor fuel,
Is now being daily extracted ami re-
Eined at the Ford Motor company
Vast furnace coke ovens near De-
troit. Mich This fuel which is more
highly combustible than gasoline is
now being sold at a public station at
the above named plant and has proven
highly satisfactory. This price at
present is almost the same as that
Of gasoline.
The public station IS the first ever
opened to sell benzoI exclusively for
motor car consumption. This filling
station carries a supply Of $4,000 gal
Ions OF benzol on hand all the time
To date some 800. 900 gallons have
been sold and used by car and truck
drivers in Detroit Particularly dur
ing the recent strike there WIS an
exceptionally large demand for this
Benzol has not vet reached the
highest stage OF refinement, and
present results are best when It IS
mixed in equal portions with gasoline.
But the Ford chemical laboratory is
doing a great deal OF experimenting
and soon hope TO be able TO refine
II so IL can be used alone and under
all conditions Its chief effective
ness comes from its high conclusive
rover which Is between j and Is
percent greater than gasoline.
Ford officials state there is no pos
sibilftv Of benzol displacinE gasoline
as a motor fuel. since 1t is a byproduct
OF coke and therefore obtainable only
in limited quantities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
SAYS HEAVIER TUBES SOLVE
PROBLEM OF CORD TIRES

Heavier tubes are the only solu-
ton Of the cord tire problem says
Harry Potter. Of the Potter, Hen
messy & Wingo company who
handles Horse Shoe tires and Re-
Cord tubes in this city. The Re-
Cord tube is especially built for the
extreme service required by cord
Here is what Mr.. Potter says of
the necessity for special inner tubes
for Cords;
visit my store and inspect a section
Of a cord casing 1t is built Of strong
rigid cords which are absolutely
parallel. They are so strong that
they viii cut into a tube Any inner
tube removed from a cord casnig
will have the marks Of the casing
clearly cut into its walls and yet
there is no question about the superb
ority OF the Cord tire. The parallel
cords eliminate friction which is the
weakness Of fabric tires. The ten
sill strength Of cord tire material is
much greater than ordinary fabric
Motorists demand more cords every
day, in fact the demand greatly eX-
ceeds the supply.
TO meet the requirements OF the
cord tire the Record tube was con-
structed with sidewalks us percent
as heavy as those of the average
nigh grade tube The cord tire IN
five inch size has a cross section OF
7.19 inches as compared with 4.06
inches OF the standard fabric tire.
If the inner tube is 70 be stretched 10
fill the added capacity Of the cord
tire, its walls would be so weakened
that Il could not resist the cutting
Of the parallel cords.
ITO illustrate how this additional
thickness is obtained the factory uses
nine plies Of laminated rubber in the
Record tube instead Of six in the
ordinary tube"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
FORD MOTOR co. AWARDED
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT

A certificate OF merit. together
with a citation by the director Of air
service, war department. has just
Eeen received by the Ford Motor
company. Detroit. The letter an
nounces that the chief Of ordnance
also made similar recommendation
and citation" It reads:
This company produced $3.50 com
plete Liberty-12 motors Of unusually
good quality They also produced all
cylinder forEings used by all plants
IN the manufacture Of Liberty motors,
and they invented and developed
special machinery and processes for
this purpose This plant was 100
percent on war work"
Besides the cylinder forEings. the
Ford company perfected and manu-
featured all the cylinders and all the
bearings used in American made
Liberty motors
All war work handled by Henry
FoF4 for the United States govern
ment was done at actual cost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
DEMONSTRATES CLETRAC ON
RANCH NEAR SIERRA BLANCA

S. s Nichols. OF the Roe-Kfbbe
company returned TO the city Thurs
day from a Cletrac demonstrating
trip on George ". Loves ranch. nine
miles from Sierra Blanca. There is
big tank on this ranch which has
to be dragged every sumner and
heretofore il has taken many men
and mules to put the tank in condi-
ton for the season. The Cletrac.
dragging a five foot fresno behind ii.
made the trip back and torch. IS
inches deep in the water most OF the
time, and cleaned the tank in one
fourth the usual time. Needless 10
say the Cletrac stayed on the ranch
Is new piece of equipment for AIr.
Love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29


1. How can celluloid automobile
windows be repaired at home neatly,
efficiently an cheaply2
2 What are some things to OBJ
serve in cleaning a new car?
8 After inserting an inner tube in
a casing, what important thing
should be done before the tire is
mounted on its rim2
4. What is an emergency repair
for q broken spring hanger2
s. What is the motor construction
Of some Of the new modern racing
cars2
6. In going down hill against. com
preston, does the resistance Of COM
preston produce the only braking
z How can the sag in the top Of a
car be Strengthened out7
s. What is the safest way to park
car on a grade?
g. What is the best way to park a
car in congested traffic alongside the
curb when you have to get in a small
space between two cars2
10 How can a car owner etch his
Initials or other mark on his car for
Identification in case OF theft.
Answers to Last Weeks Questions.
/. Warm weather has a very de-
cided effect on a carburetor. Air and
heat are necessary for the carburetor
properly to vaporize the gasoline
When the air is warm the vaporiZa-
ton takes place more quickly and
with more efficiency, thus allowing
the supply Of gasoline TO be cut down.
This is called a '1eaner mixture" IN
warm weather a lean mixture (which
means less gasoline and more air)
viii give just as good results in the
motor as a richer mixture in cold
weather.
?. when the motor starts and then
suddenly stops, any OF the following
may be the cause: water in the
gasoline; 2-Disconnected electrical
circuit; 3-Timer trouble: 4-LOose
electrical terminals; Broken spark
plug or wire; "a water leak into
the cylinder; Gasoline supply ex-
hausted.
5. A common cause OF misfiring IS
an air leak through a worn valve
guide or carburetor manifold connec-
ton One way OF telling an air leak
through a valve guide is that oil
leaks out while the motor is in opera
ton. A bad leak in the carburetor
connection viii produce a Kissing
sound.
(. A motor can be prevented from
overheating when driving in low gear
for a long time by reducing the gasO-
for smooth running in low gear. As
a richer fuel mixture viii cause more
heat. the lean mixture will tend TO
overcome overheating- It Is also more
possible TO drive a car with a leauer
mixture on low gear than on high.
g. The Old Spanish Trail, now IN
der transformation into a highway,
viii run from California TO Florida,
a distance Of 5000 miles.
g. IN refacing a cone clutch. the
area or surface Is determined by
multiplying half the width Of the face
by the circumference Of the inner edge
and add IL to lhe circumference Of
outer edge
2 One of the quickest ways OF ex-
hausting a storage battery is leakage
Z current caused by the interior OF
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The He7uIdS Auto Quiz

the battery box OF the batteries be-
coming wet Be careful Of your bat
terry when you wash yo1r car.
s. Eight and twelve cylinder en-
gines usually have an arrangement
OF two water pumps in a single unit
In some systems a single inlet is pro-
vided but usually there are two out
let's.
8. A honeycomb type Of radiator is
made Of a number Of hexagonal tubes
Joined together in a way as to allow
space between the tubes for the
water It is considered an expensive
construction.
10. The following parts Of a motor
car should be oiled, creased or in
spected for their need Of lubricant
every day: 1-Crankcase. 2-Steering
Knuckle: Steering cross rod An
spring clips and spring connections;
5-The eccentric bushing. g. Twist
universal grease cup; Brake lever
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