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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-04-28
Letter by ". Il. Welch
About Boil WeeNl
Insurance.

In the last two issues of the Coun-
ty Record I have advertised crop in
vestment insurance, and did it in good
faith. The Hratford Fire Insurance
Company had written me several let
tiers preparatory to soliciting this bus
mess, but today they advise me that
they have decided not to write this
kind of insurance in Williamsburg
county. Their letter, which follows,
is self-explanatory:
April 23rd, 1921.
Kingstree Real Es. & Loan Co.,
Kingstree, S. C.
Gentlemen:
Since visiting your agency and dis
cussing Crop Insurance with you, l
have been called into the Atlantic
office relative to this subject. In
view of the Crop situation and the
conditions that prevail this year, the
company feels that it would be too
hazardous to attempt to write insur-
ance in your county this season.
We regret this very much, but we
hope that you will bear in mind that
this is only an experiment on our
part, and we are trying to solve it.
Hoping that we will be able to write
IN your county next year, beg to re-
main, Yours very truly,
JOHN l.. CONYERS,
Special Agent, Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Co., Hartford Conn.
Since the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company is the only company writ
ing crop investment insurance it will
be impossible for the farmers of Will
hamsburg county to get this kind of
protection. We were delighted over
the prospect of rendering the farmers
of the county great service by help
ing to guarantee them good invest
ment in their crop, but | am disap-
pointed, of course, in this hope.
Don't forget, however, that am
still able to write you protection on
your tobacco and cotton against hail
damage. Our rates are right, and the
Hartford or Aetna protection is good.
Act now before the hail gets you.
w. H. WEIGH. Agent.
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Economy is the watchword of America today. People
no longer boast of how much they pay for article but
of how little they pay for article of such good value
Public opinion the greatest force in the world today
and never has extravaganza and the squanderng of
ey been in such bad repute at present Anyone can
make money, but WISE people save it,
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We Are Here to Help
You Save!

Through conservative buying the advantage of buying
in large lots and our willingness to accept small profit
on our goods compensation for our abors we can DO
it, We recognize dependence upon You for our ex-
stence but the same time you help yorsef when you
trade with U.S. We guarantee you absolute satisfaction
on every purchase made at our store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

BOSTON. June 1f.-Babe Ruth
made his twenty -fifgh home run IN
the nu inning with Pecklnraugh on
base. The bah landed t~wo-thirds q
aha way up the right held bleachers
AID g bolleeed 10 have been
score. Z R.H.E
Mes York 49,. 200 Iee ioo-s ~ !
Boafon ... .eeD 100 00O-1 8 Q
batteries. W. Collins and schang;
Thormahien and walters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

The A baseball team le rapidly
roItuH into lfiIa nincr IT. laYoff %
last sunday and will be ready % give
WInaIow the battle % ~ life when
the teams meet on narelas field sun
daF nIfernoop.
HAYNES. who 4 70 tUhl for the
Aoa. ~ lo11af TIE wildneHs he had
during prar0ce ana n puunolna q
lots into the gloves az stumpf aud
nrAnEle. the A. catchcra hertline
~ warming up on hla stick work and
vii. trohahlV be placed IN. the choice
po.IfIotl in Che batting lineup.
The WInaloW lineup has not Deea
ANNOUNCED definitely hut this "A
anemanf has been Informed that
practically tho same lineup that met
the kon IN NiuaIuw viii be used here
sunday. Tho game a. 70 start at :
o'rhock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24
Los Angeles Man
Is Coming to Look
Over Oil Prospects

Harry Donaldson and wife OF Los
Angeles are arriving iu the city to-
night 90 visit friends Tor "a few DAYS
and will go from here Ia Dcming
io Inspect the Angeles Oh we'll which
b. betting drilled there. M. nonaHl-
son recently heCumc Interested In
this we'll which b. now down more
than 600 feet Another wcN has also
been started un this property which
Dr. about twenty-threc miles northeast
~ nrminc
o. a. Tullcy ~ tos Angeles b. also
interested in She company, which
BE- largely composed Of Los Angeles
people.
The company has had several
showing Of oil and expects 10 con
tlnue drilling.
France h. constructing The worlds
grrsfpa' radio station noar Melun.
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UMPIRE TO ALLOW !
No DEBATES WHEN
CIVIC CLUBS PLAY
kiwanisns to Appear in
Uniforms Of Duke
City Grays

&i~tu4r1fQee's icaolrr profension-
~ fetn. ennmpion rolf plapefe. art
49, ~ ne iennIs racaaet and even
fpIIoNefu ~ the nor tame sport Of
osf1e and chess ~in BE- seen IA action
~ ~ iesshan siamond next Wed
shea the Kiunnians and po-
|1|ana CLASH. f.tr
The memttrk a the clubs are out
~ |II|1Irn nearly every oYpnIuE n
Me II41 ing talent of rAch - comine
de 'front.'. ManoEer A. y. boule
pa t1t HInanis club and Manager
Ai1htF Fr&Fer 81 The Rotary club
nonnr1 their iine-upa.
A{Hnart< Dan radiiIa Of \ Duke
City fsIAtH n nlscady offered the
NIt@1Hlan1 the unIfo(Hia btluuEing 20
he team and Nancftf Af1hur MAJ
oeI u ~ be asked 20 prfnAt b Ro
teflAne 70 eppeaf n iht uniforms OF
ft1rsesr bouI, s.ys that a. the
ores unlforms spell victory. ne -
conIidenf now hat the kotarians
VIII - ftleatcd. Ia Rotarians say
thai tnil y 20 b. one timt that ,
wearet< q the Graz uniforms wiii
fsotaifr is % be $40 rood for the
- 1|tIrf Jack Cameron. leadinE um-
pII|. 90 calf baiia md strikee foF
them uuIn tho ans Etorin- II no n
A1|1CIad. Cameron WI carr his rule
book 20 tHn dIamou1 and be ready 20
- n 40 the PLAYERS n any OF the
t14oInE lawyers Of The clubs should
fakf = nation 10 ncH = debate. Both
eIub4 4III have = SQUAD 81 physicians
on the IeId ready 10 give M play
~ = Tnh1nrn lnnIne4
1ht game is a BE- played ~ ba-
rcies n<i1 nceurdiug to present plans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-24

NEW YORK. Juns 3f-The New
Nationals turned the tables on
Boston aad easily won the last game
81 the series. frisch drove out a
homr run and i've singles and batted
in four runs
Score; X ~
n.,~ton ....o0f eel oeo-4 , I
New YORK nor i23 oos-ie ~ 0
Hattr-lca: Scott. Watson. Brexton
and Gibson: TOney and Snyder.
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1T LOUIS. June sf.-sf. Louis
,ooh two games from Pittsburgh.
~lrninr the first IN twelve inningn
ecore-nrst game. X. ~ r.
piffrburnh 600 0o1 Ooo 900-1 Q
n, Louis 100 100 O0e co.'s 10 I
nasterles; Hamilton. Carlson and
erhmidt. Walker and Diihoefer,
clnmona.
second game, I'll. r..
pittsburgh ....eoo see 10 ~ !
u.ftrgfcs. linn. Morrison and
~h,0 book and clemona
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WHO'S HERE

COMBS
n. n. White. Santai Fc.
JOhn Becker. Beien.
.. W. fackncr. Denvers
Airs l. n. Cohen. Madrid. \. NJ.
-. W. snyder. ciayton. n. ~.
q. NJ. Glen. Denver
Airs. cors q. Matthews and chill
dren. DeminE.
"a a. llnder. Roswell.
x. {. Roger. beaver.
{. X. W. Drothicff. Winslow. Aril
VIM. Mcfarland. Ortauagan. Mlch.
l.. n. Cohen. Madrid. \. M.
y. II. M-Dsonald and wife, Marion.
.. Aisznnder. Marion. Ind.
X. Lewis sHsd wife. Detroit. Mich.
.. A. McCangley. Correo. n. 81.
~. v. King. Chicago.
A. N. Nobk'. cl0vis.
y. sparks. itocorro.
Albert cattez ~ Paso.
g. =. cahiil. El faso.
q J. Ir6y. kanaas City. Mo.
kTNftfsfSs
4. q. Bartlett. Magdalcna.
J.. ID. Fraser. NJ gdeiena.
,. .. Davis. Magdaiena.
.. y. Hogan. ~ faso.
D.. W. Eastman. Wh,slow. Ariz.
~. G. I1arris. S.ctins. Colo.
n. n. Mccain. DPnvcr.
charlcs Clay. Jensex SPRING.
Mr.. Anton Mayer Socorro.
n. 4. johnson. Ash Fork. Ariz.
Charles Iudd. Chicago.
n. MEr-h. Prescott. Ariz.
D. A. Mccarthy and vile. Pueblo
Colo.
y b. Young cuba. \. NJ.
q. X. Ash. Cuba, y n
q. J. Jones. Cuba. \. n.
=. A. Robertson. ~ Paso.
n. ID. Moore. III Paso.
Tom l.. Turner. Houston.
Ralph a. Paterman. ~ Paso.
@. Z. Mcdonald and wife. ROSWELL
Geo. Block. Florence. n. ~.
W. y. Nixon and wife. Hackieburg
Ala.
c. V. Clayton. Aiamog0rdo.
J. DIETRICH aEd wife, Independence
knns.
y. Dietrich. Independence, kans.
John Parl0r. Los Augeies
" C. Proctor. WinaeOw. Ariz.
II. Goodrich. Gallup.
X. &. Kline. WINSTON. Arlx,
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CINCINNATI June 2f-Chicaso
..mhIncd hits with Cincinnati errors
rrg defeafed h Reds Tbn locals
made thirteen hits q lost theh Ap-
ppt.. x. n. y.
.-sse"ro .....oof 200 SET IS .
t-e1-ns! -. zoo 90 O0o-5 ~ >
nefterics: York. FREEMAN anc
v,iief@rs Marauard. Eller and har-
crave. NinHo.
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NEW YORK. june 24-Bernle
Wcfers. sr.. holder OF the worlds
record for the ss0-yard dash for 25
years. "a training his son. Bonnie. Jr.
TO race against Charley Paddock at
Pasadena for the national champion
ship July Z.
Daddy Weferr' record time OF 81
Is. made In 1855. stood uatouchcd
until n Jew weeks ago when Pad
dock skipped the 22o-yard distance
In 20 49, sct Jnds.
The father hope that his son will
he able TO brins back his lost laurcls
10 me WeferE family.
Give a boy a good father and you
can't keep him down says Daddy
Wefcra.
is my boy going 10 get back MS
dads record III say he H."
ia he going to take Il away from
q. n. Cumming. Winslow. Ariz.
Frank r. Andrcws. santa re.
q. v. Hanlon and wife. Mountain
c. =. Elliott. ri Psso.
Louis 4. Goldbaum and wife, III
Paeo.
Floyd Davis. Belen.
Martin DeNitts. Bei,n.
=. n. Knowiton. Denver.
H. N. Jenkinson. Kansas city.
ALNAflADO.
Frank y. poheTty, Los Angeles.
FRED 3 Ephfiu saur fHranrisoo.
John @, Flynn. Lof Angeles.
Morris SickeL Cincinnati.
"A. Gllrcman. New YORK city.
T. q. Mcguire. New York city.
a. 4 Rowland. Philadelphia.
Alice H. Gushurst. Kansas CITY.
Mrs "a T.. Royce, Creston, la.
Mrs. ,. 49, FoN. ~ Isso.
y a Wright and wife. Douglas
Arix.
william a. eloan and wife. soutl
Pasadena. Calf.
Fred Geap. Kansas city.
Mrs. j. A. Gcary. Kansas city.
g. a. Iautz Washington. -. g..
y. e. Winter Boston.
Mr.. C. y. kempei. Ia MADEIRA
y. n.
W. A. Cunningham kansss city.
J. T. Green. Denver.
~ =. Miiheling. -. Louis.
A.. y. Bower. AMARILLO. Tex
barney knaphe. Minister a.
D. L. ~cuclnskes. santa Fc.
J. a, Real. M%ountainair.
Pauline Fink Yoakum. Tex.
lncthR Fink. loukum. Tex.
MARY Y. kcycs. jefferson CITY. Ne
X. q. ncMott. Denver.
A. a. Kennedy Washington.
james JohuFionc. los Aueehs
Max ~ jaCohs. New YORK. cay.
n. u. WcichseL New York city
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France h. constructing the worlds
rosfpsf radio station ncar Meiun.
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nnOOk1<fN. June st-brookiyn
msfr q three S,rsi<ht rom ~
ssalr home runs. r
deiphia zee ioi oo2--t a I
1870 lee 0gi co. n o
~ns,,erles, causey and Bfusgy;
ssi,c~ aud Miller
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80 -11H 700 eoll1 lad . I9b-Find .
a. rifA 30 ssaid rsuf Seuf apffi
us 80 eosia ssn ysss lsns-
sRh now,
NJ ~ ~ A'''''' 0''
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IEIIoIT. June sf.-Fosr singles
II fhf frtifth inning cav ". Louis
q tIcto4s oscr ne<fo.t.
<Cur14 r. h -.
"a 7.on.s eei loa OIL ees- az
Uttrnif 600 100 CSC e0o- ~ 0
Hs6ierifn; Nan Glider aud Collins;
Uaurs and nasier.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1f-Fhiia-
delpnie Non the deciding game OF
fhe series with Washington. punching
ten hits IN three innings.
Hrorrt X. VI. u.
Washington Toe zoe Sell A 2
Philadelphia 100 Q ozs-s n 4
Batteries. Nchncht and Charity;
n. Harris and Perkins
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CHICAGO. June 24.-Kcrr held
Cleveland 10 five hlis anu cor his
fourth consecutive victory when Chi
cago punched hits of coveleakie and
score. u. n. n.
Cleveland 100 goo o0e-o Q
ChIcago .....sooe . 1oe~ - ?
Batteries. C~cvelcakie. Caldwell
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aarbiters Of women's fashions. Th4
punishment for the indecent sppeale
ance is fine in proportion with de
"crime"-ie, the dimension Of the nm
coverings Of the neck and the short
ness Of the skirt. :
But it is chiefly the moral pen
atty that frightens the smart bsas-.
ties-to be escorted to the police,
station. q
X Since this regulation was put II
force the police Of Sofia have thss
punished about 20 women. 8 &
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WOMAN OF AIKEN ."..'. -, =
sLAys HUSBAND

Williston, Aug. 9.--About 9 O'Clock
Monday morning Lee Scots Of the
Shaw's Fork section Of Aiken county
was shot to death by his wife, Mrs
Ada Scott. He was about go years
Of age and his wife between SO and
55. There seems to have been diff.
culties between Mr.. Scott and his
wife for some time and she has had
to leave home to protect : herself
Recently it became necessary for her
to leave and 60 to the home Of her
SON, Cohen Scott, who lives ut the
Stringfellow mill place near Willis
ton. On hearing that she was there,
Lee, Scott demanded that his son
make her return home. This he re-
fused to do and Lee Scott then
started upstairs where his wife was,
leaving Cohen Scott in the yard. 1t
is said he advanced on his wife with
al, open knife after making certain
threats and that she picked up a
shotgun to hold him of and tried to
cock the gun and it went of, the
load entering Scott's body, piercing
his liver. Dr.. Gregg Smith Of VIII
liston. was summoned but Scott was
dead before he reached the place. A
coroner's jury brought in q verdict
that deceased came to his death from
+gunshot wounds at the hands Of Mrs
Ada Scott. Owing to Mrs. scotts
physical condition she could not be
carried to the jail, but bond is being
arranged for her. The Ailling oc.
CURED in the; edge Of Barnwel coun.
;ty and officials from both Barnwell
and Aiken counties were on hand,
Barnwell county officials have taken
charge of the case.
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BIG BLACK CAT s-.~. =.
|, CATCHES WEASELS
York County Negro Rafting Chick
ems Despite Deprsdations On
Other Roosts.

York, Aug. s.-A warrior cat with
a statesman's name, that describes
Abraham Lincoln, q big black feline
who is performing prodigious feats
of valor, in an effort to curb the ac-
tivities Of predatory weasels that
frequent the hen roost of his owner,
Nose Davis, negro, with mischief
aforethought. Abraham Lincoln, OF
just plain, Abe, as Nose admits he
his abridges the cats illustrious
cognomen, has thus far accounted
for six Of the varmints and is still on
the qui vive as he slyly pads around
the premises after nightfall, his
luminous green orbs peering into the
gloom fora glimpse Of new uaaraud.
ers. The stirring story Of Abe's ex.
Iploits were narrated today by Abe's
master, who insists that he is not
nature 6aking or ronancjng in tell.
ing Of his cats prowess. And what
Nose says goes with those who know
him. ssas%. 1
when ah TUX an moved fust Of de
! yere," said Nose, "dey all lowed ah
couldn' raise no chickens whar ah
went, kaze Of de varmints in de
swamp clos my house. All done
Showed dem bout dat, ah has. De
weaseds comes for my chickens, but
E5dey don't 60 back. My big black cat,
abraham Linkun, done kilt six Of
de varmints and he's looking for
more. No, sub, he don't eat 'em
just kills 'em in. de night, brings
Fem in de hous' through de cat hole
in de door an lays 'em by de fire
place. Folks wanna buy him an
when as says no. dey axes ef ah,N
lem him. but ah amt lis'ning to nuf.
fin. Long as Abe STAINS by me dat
way abs goper stick to him, ah is.''
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BATTLES OF OLD
s .carpensier Wss Not First French
lS man To Go Down.

!; Paris, August s.-Carpentier was
not he first Frenchman to have the
homer Of competing and OF being de-
feated in q worlds boxing cham
pionship match, French statistcians
have discovered since the Knockout
administered to Georges by Dempsey.
On July 2s, 1851, a Frenchman
named Petit, weighing 200 pounds
and standing six feet four, met Jack
siack, Of England, then lthei andis-
puted champion Of : the world. The
purse was $500. g..
5Petit, q combination Of wrestler
aud boxer, jumped in the center .of
tie grass ring as soon as the word
'gS was given and seising Slack
by4the throat with his left hand, be-
sann placing his right with great
.6aree upon various parts Of Slack's
anatomy. History does not record
Why the Harry Ertle Of the time
didSnot immediately disqualfy tie
Ftsnchman, but goes on to relate
that 'tSlack swung q mighty right
into Petit" much below the belt and
that the Frenchman went down
writhing in pain. s5s
When be could summon enough
strength to regain his feet, he I'M
mediately used one Of them To- send
q wel directed kick into Slack's shin.
The Briton then swung right and left
tsthe chin and che Fenchman was
out cold. ~; a, !;
They were giants; in those dAys
and did not use eight4ounce gloves,ss''
concludes the historian, I. y,
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Progress

Kansas City Star.
q came very near being the own.
er Of . ,twin-six car today" said
Geatins Travers on his arrival home
;1astenight.
How near?' inquired Mrs. Trav-
/ ers without enthusiasm.
Well, my number was actually in
the nat from which ths winning num-
Der was drawn, and that's nearer
tina nsual," replied her husband.
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the Senate.

the Senate. .'..
The decision Of the committee will
be reported to the Senate by Senator
Spencer of Missouri who was chair
man of the special subcommittee
which investigated Henry Ford's
election fraud charges against New
berry. The case is ended as far as
the committee is concerned.
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THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE
s2 Broad Charleston, s. G.

Al Boarding and Day School for
Girls. Begins it's session Sept. 27,
1921. Historic Institution situated in
a healthy location. Advantages Of
city life, with large College yard for
outdoor sports. A well planned course
Of studies in homelike atmosphere.
u A Business Course open to Seniors
and Elective Courses to Juniors and
senidts. July 1.1swks.c.
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kEWBERRY ENTITLED TO +
=: 81 SEAT, COMMITTEE SAYS

Washington, Aug. By vote
ofsa:to 4, the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Election decided
Tuesday afternoon that Senator Tru-
man H. Newberry, Republican, Of
Michigan, is entitled to his seat in
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Washington, July 26.-The ad-
ministration is expectant that first
class postage rates, will be fixed at
8 cents as a part Of the program Of
tax revision, it was stated officially
at the White House Tuesday after
noon.
The administration is also conf
dent that no production or direct
sales tax will be included in the tax
revision program but that excess
profits taxes will be repealed and
surtaxes will be reduced.
q, President Harding has been ad-
vised that the tax revision bill may
be reported to the House by Aug. 6
and that the House may recess
early in this month, although this
information is contrary to the pre-
dictions Of leaders. I.
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WOMEN VS.. WOMEN

Sofa, Aug. "a new police reg
ulation Just issued makes policemen
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Every bearing needs additional
care in the summer to keep the dust
out and the lubricant in. -.
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. Rubbing with sponges and
chamois should be done in straight
lines rather than in circles. a..,,,rs. ~
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KNOWLEDGE FOR CAR
OWNERS.

II OWNERS. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A spark knock occurs only when
heavy load, as on a hill.
Every bearing needs additional
care in the summer to keep the dust
out and the lubricant in. s..
Rubbing with sponges and
chamois should be done in straight
lines rather than>.in circles. A..,,,rs ~
No matter how hard the service is
or how long the battery is used, the
solution is unharmed. -. \
On slow moving bearings semi-
hard graphite grease is more salts
factory than ordinary lubricating
oil. ..f-. f$.,,5s's2. i, 2 <;.i}
In preparing elecTolyte for stor.
age batteries nothing but chemical
ly pure sulphuric acid and distilled
water should be used IS
In burning connectors and te-mi-.
mails to~the posts, melt the top Of
the post, then the edges Of the hole
in the connectors. ~ -: -. ;;na,.
When passing another car at night
always use headlight DINNERS i
you have them. This precaudon
has saved many serious accident.
Shifting gears at the proper time
and in the proper way saves rackng
the entire mechanism Of the car.
Gaskets in the water line should
generally be of graphite asbestos,
cut from sheet >and then spread
with shellac. -
Ordinary paste stove blackening
is an excellent substance for stop
ping leaks around the threaded
plugs in the cylinder. Spread it
lightly over the threads.
\ After motor has been reason
ably long serice, so that the pistons
do not fit as closely in the cylinders
as they did at first, it's advisable to
use heavier grade Of oil in order
to take up little Of the clearance.
Solder composed Of lead ana TIN
can not be used in making joints,
for the reaosn that the joints made
will corrode and the tin, which is
an undesirable impurity in a cell,
will dissolve and penetrate the sele-
ments by way Of the eiectrolyte. !.
AS a rule the oiling Of valve stems.
IS not advisable for the reason that
the heat Of the metal and the close,
adjustment of stem and guide cause
the oil to become guInmy and to
eventually hinder the movement Of
the valve.
1t is possible to break out circles
Of glass, such as lenses for head
lights, by making a number OF
straight cuts from the edge Of the
glass and breaking these sections
out one at a time, but be careful
not to cut inside the line of, the cir
Gle to be cut. .i
4. -, -; =, -. go. ...-.
To prevent skidding when making
a turn always release the brakes
when, starting to turn. This will dis
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A spark knock occurs only when
heavy load, as on a hill. =
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No matter how hard the service is
or how long the battery is used, the
solution is unharmed. E
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On slow moving bearings semi
hard graphite grease is more salts
factory than ordinary lubrieatini
oil. ..1.5 y5.,5s +, .l.
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In preparing electrolyte for stor.
age batteries nothing but chemical
ly pure sulphuric acid and distilled
water should be used. Y, IS
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In burning connectors and te-mi
mails to- the posts, melt the top 0:
the post, then the edges Of the holt
in the connectors. - e.. -. ;;n,a..
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When passing another car at nigh
always use headlight DINNERS j
you have them. This precautio1
has saved many a serious accident.
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Shifting gears at the proper time
and in the proper way saves Tsekine
the entire mechanism Of the car.
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Gaskets in the water line should
generally be of graphite asbestos,
cut from sheet >and then spread
with shellac. - 3