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The New York herald., 1921-09-25
MARrNE-Fon SALE OR WANTED.

NAVIGATION school courses, S5J: raise
grade. $50; license guaranteedi individual
Instructions. Write for particulars sex
taats, pilot guides sold. Capt PENNRTC,U
30 Garden place. Brooklyn.
WILL purchase thirty fishing schooners.
with auxiliary power, from 60 to 200 ton
capacity. Write full particulars and price
Address UNION FISHERIES, INC, n 1i06
Herald. Fulton st.
SMART 80 foot cruiser. Is horse power: DER
feet condition: glass cabin, awnings mast:
completely equipped: $3.50. TEARLE, 100
West 18th ST: Phone bryant 4557.
a modern 40 foot gasolene cruiser IN fun
commission; complete outfit. Address
captain In charge. Capt. J. B. INGERSOI.I..
leland Heights. ~. j.
boom: In commission. M 21sS Herald, Her
aid suunre.
FOR SAI.E-120 II. steam freight boat. 200
tons, II. q In. draft; $4,000 MCINTOSH
AGENCY. II Broadway. Bowling Green 1851
AUXILIARY, so II. over ell, now In com
tnisalon' Al In every respect; fine sea boat
nrlce 5000. 500 Herald. Herald sa.
SALE Steamships, propellers; bargain
steam barge, 500 tons capacity: tugs ali
tyes. GEORGE ARCHER, Produce Exchange
Annex.
KITTENs-Fine Silver Persians, registered
pedigree, male and female. Phone Pros
r. II. FRANKLiN, SHIP RRoKER.
90 pRoAT ct. EsTApLIsHED 1851.
SEND 81 Tor handsome picture famous MARY
POWELL Capt. CONWAY, Peekakii, N.
FOR SALE, BARGAIN, steamer, freight and
passenger. 100 n. Box 4se. New Haven. CT.
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rennsyivania.

OLD ORCHARD, In the Poconos: Crescc;
omen all year, excellent table; hunting In
season: booklet. CHAS. LANGFIELD, Pro
priptor.
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BerSnuda.

FIRST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD,
with all tho comforts OF home.
Tor reservations write Il. LINDLEY,
Mount Royal, Paget West, Bermuda.
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GENTLEMAN. refined. middle aged with
excellent reputation, going abroad in
for firm. Can furnish bond. Address N
iiI1 Herald, Harlem.
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FOR SALE-Drug store In Big Horn BASIN.
Wyoming town 800 people: rich farming
community, glass factory, tile factory, sugar
beet factory; invoice 10000: did $42,0 900
last year. Write WALTER FISK, GreybuIi.
Wyoming.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
borough of Queen

ST MARKS PLACE, 362-Comfortabie
newly furnished rooms for business peo-
pie with, without breakfast. 8 minutes from
ferry.
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Country Board Wanted.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OLD ESTABLISHED real estate business
for sale In one OF the best sections of the
city: 5000 10 $4,000 cash required. Box
III vpfl Third nv
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START n pressing, cleaning and dyeng
shop; big profits. little capital. We tell
you how. Write for booklet. BEN-vONDE
SYSTEM. Dent. laO. Charlotte. n. Q.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ELLA RIGGS. with Mrs. Sibeli, Third st.,
BROOKLYN In 1906. communicate with ". VI.
pIckruhl % Court St. Brooklyn
MARGARET NrrsTAK.--Please write to SIS
ter Adelaide; money for YOU. -
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INCORPORATE your business; avoid part
nerships protect private property: infor-
nation free. Inc. Bureau Philip Lawrence.
Huron, s. Oak.
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KoNNER'S SUNRISE NOUN AIN HOUSE,
Pine Brook, N. j.; :.igh and healthy; rec
commended by physicians: all improvements.
running water In rooms. strictly koJher.
Phone Fairfield 272F1f. Open all year.
WANTED-Two girls, school age, for board.
Full particulars, write D., Cedar Grove.
". j., Box 2T.
PLAINFIELD, N. J. go Washington av.)-
Large room for 2: near depot; excellent
hoard Phone piainffeld 20JS.
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pUBLIC NOTICES.

SONGS on POEMS WANTED: WE PUB-
I,TSU and nay vou ROYALTY. Scrd yours
now. MELODY PuBLISHfNri CORR. Dept.
A.. 70 w. Chippewa st.. Buffaio' ~ Z.
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BEAUTY PARr,oR and school. established
over is years. well located, on West blth e.:
nity Address Y I, saT Herald, Fulton ~.
OpP0RTr1NrTY-Dry roods. notions and sta
business section: no agents. 1885 Herald,
Brooklyn.
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MODELS, TOOLS.
MANUFACTURING TO ORDER.
Manufacturers Inventors Electric Co..
20 Gold at, New York
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sell commission basis preferred shares.
Sound. going. attractive proposition. Con-
structior r. o. Box CIT, Schenectady. ". ".
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LIVE, up 10 date business man in large cor
poration, Bronx: commanding agents would
accept first class commission proposition.
II I519 Herald Hronx.
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Alto tire and repair business; stock, ma
chirery, old established, best location; ful
lpvestigation. WESTERN TIRE, $40 sth nv
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

AERoPLANE wing and fittings for gale.
very reasonable. WILLIAM II. STRANCi.
900 Atlantic av, Bklyn.
BROKERAGE office. fully equipped, for
sale. board room. stock ticker. IL direct
phones, switchboard, mahogany furniture: :
must sacrifice: low rent. Mr.. WRIGHT.
Cortlandt 1i20.
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| CAPITAL-Selllng organization, out town
clientele, wants good issue securities; no
| hrnkera. Il lO9G Herald. Fulton st.
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| OPPORTuNfTY-~s2, 500 growing business:
| divide $50 900 yearly; money secured each
| draw 400 weekly. l. La Herald. Herald 40.
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Lsug lslsas.

COUPLE owning Long Island coun-
try home, offer superior accommo-
dations 10 couple or gentleman seek
ing quiet, refined home; modern
house. NJ 2202 Herald, Herald SO.
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BARGAIN-Robe containing 50 genuine mink
skins with heads and tails; can be easily
converted into iadys fur coat. Apply $50
Herald. 2s0 Broadway. or phone Mr.. A..
Barclay TAG.
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WILL RENT beautiful suite OF rooms. en-
closed piazza and gallery. same floor:
southern exposure; country estate; - miles
from New York; near clubs; ideal for In
valid or elderly person., with attendant. ga
rnge Address Box 10. Lawrence, L. l.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
$3.50 MORE GIVEN
FOR SERVICE HOUSE
Evening World Fund to Aid
Wounded Soldiers Substanti-
ally Increased.

The Evening World acknowledges re-
ccipt OF $3.50 to be applied to the Eve
ming Worlds wounded soldier service
house fund: Mira. NJ. T.. Flood OF Nc. 225
West 14th Street has contributed $50.
From the United Brotherhood OF Car
penters and Joiners OF America, Local
Union ass. 800 was received.
Local Union No. ass OF the same asso-
citation sent in 5000 in Response to
your appeal for financial aid to establish
a service house for wounded and dis
ablej soldiers; our members wish you
godspeed in establishing this service
house. where the poor unfortunatcs OF
the working class may get some consid-
Grafton and attention. They did the
fighting and suffering but already are
forgotten by the interests who made
billions through the war. With best
wishes for success" This letter was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

MANHATTAN.
Theatre. Address.
North Star, 1850 Fifth Ave.
Manhattan, &C West 109th st.
Bushman, sc West 10th St
East Side, 235 Avenue A.
Windsor, 412 Grand st.
New l4th ST., 235 East 18th St
Sunshine, 14l East Houston st.
Casino, IA Second Ave.
Regun, 90 West 116th st.
Fifth Avenue, 1912 Fifth Ave.
Mount Morris, l417 Fifth Ave.
Classic, 564 West 1S1st st.
Winter Garden, 15s East seth st.
Crescent, 1175 Boston Road.
Globe, PISA Third Ave.
Florence, rs East Broadway.
Plaza, seth st. and Madison Ave
ssth 81. Playhouse. 6Sth st. Il Sd Ave.
BROOKLYN.
Farragut, 140l Flatbush Ave
Rialto, 1885 Flatbush Ave.
Linden, SIT F1atbush Ave.
Park. 1872? Fifth Ave.
Peerless 18th Ave) 56l2 Firth Ave
Peerless ed Ave.), 1906 Third Ave.
Colonial, 7416 Fifth Ave.
Stone, 375 Stone Ave.
Stadium, 102 Chester Ave.
Sheffield, sos Sheffield Ave.
Parkside. 72S Flatbush Ave.
Bunny. 81 Flatbush Ave.
Carlton, $50 FNatbush Ave.
Stanley, 2075 seth St BensonhursO.
Atlantic, POS Flatbush Ave
Montauk. Bath Ave. and Bay Path.
Park, 20S2 Cropsey Ave.
Manhattan, 1865 Manhattan Ave.
Marathon, 1888 Prospect Park W.
Globe, 22s 18th st.
Normandy. Fulton st. g. Howard Av.
BRONX.
Bronx Strand. 1927 westcheeter Ave.
fremont, 1912 Webster Ave.
Empire, s64 Westchester Ave.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Holds "spreadinR Persimism" story
Not IIbeIIous,

Judge Mcintyre to-day dish Used the
Indictment against ]. Newton Plummer,
editor and publisher Of the National Fl
nancial News, a Wall street publication.
The paper published a story or April 81,
1920, that Jesse Bivcrmore n Wall
Street broker. was engaged In n big bear
raid and had employed thirty agents to
spread the gospel of pcssmlsr. House.
G. ossman u Vorhaus. attorneys for
Flummer, demurrcd to the Indictment
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
BOWD0lN DEGREE FO9 SElTz.
New York worlds business Man
.ser MADE Doctor Of Letters.

BRUNSWICK, Me. June 24.--A the
Bowdon commencement yeste rday an
honorary degree of doctor of letters
was conferred upon Don Carlos Seitz,
business manager of the New York
World. in absentla.
Speakers at the commencement
dinner included Gov. Baxter and Dom
aid B. Macmillan, the Arctic explorer.
Prof. William w Lawrence OF Column
lbia wns one of five Overseers elected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

signed by Chas. II. Bansher, Treasurer.
The District Council Of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
contributed $50. From MIR. william G.
Stuart. Treasurer OF Wood Turner's. 5000
was received
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oontcnding that the publication was not
criminal libel and the language could
no, be so construed. Judge Mcintyre
took this view.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Trnns-Continertai Flight to New
yorL starts To-day.

Davis OF Hollywood. and Eric Springer
Of Ocean Park. start on their Nonstop
dash from here to New York to-day
The flight was to have begun yesterday
bat was postponed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
CHICAGO LAWYER APPOINTED
COUNSEL, ron SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON, June 2i--Chairman
Lasker Of the Shipping Board announced
to-day that Elmer Schlessinger, member
of a Chicago law firm. had been APP
pointed general counsel for the Shipping
lSpDrd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
KIDDIE KLUB MEMBERS TAKE NOTICED
Beginning Wednesday, July 9th,


Greater New York will
Klub members three days week.
Of each theatre will be set
as Riddle Klub Cousins
OF the city will chaperons
20 the children comfort
being
members OF the Riddle
Klub membership certificate and
signed by the guardian
hitting the child will
cards obtained at the theatres time after
Monday. June eth.
Below list which will offer their
pitalty
and select the home.
children
the regular
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

Valentine, Valentine and Fordham
United States, l9ith st. g. Webster
Bronx Plaza, 18th st IL Wash. Ave.
Miracle. 75i Melrose Ave.
Metropolis, 2Gi4 Third Ave.
Webster, 400 f. 10th st.
Concourso, 2l6 T.. Fordham Road.
Grange, broadway and 137th st.
STATEN ISLAND.
Richmond, Stapleton.
Star. New Brighton.
Empire, Port Richmond.
LONG ISLAND.
Flushing. Flushing.
Nassau. Port Washington
Park, Corona.
Rialto. Jamaica.
HOW TO GET A NEW PIN.
In order to get a new Riddle
Klub pin you must save up
three coupons, numbered In TO
tation, and send them to Cousin
Eleanor. The Evening Worlds
Kiddie Klub, No. 60 Park Row,
New York City. together with
letter giving your name. ad-
dress, age and certificate num-
bpr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
ENROLMENT FOR
SUMMER SCHOOLS
MADE THIS WEEK
SCHOOL nosRD EEa,EsrS TH,t
An rtrtils wno ARE 10 ~
TEND 90 ENROLL

Parals who want O. attend thf sum
msr achcl aFs asked to ,nrou duf.uE
ths eosninE wcsk raIlis now .n -eaeai
VII enroll v.th their rnpripala Thosf
rot IN ~rhooi VII enrol with the frin
cirai q the school ia ths d.suio 10
which They reside with M. Fionu.kcr
At the FRS, Nailonai Bank. with Mr.
Newhe,d ~ the courthousc. or with che
superintendent ~ scho,ls 10 y neces
ary for thc nard % know ahead %
tine The number Who viii b. On schoo'
during the sumner IN order that thti
nav arrange for teachers 90 take car,
q those who may want O. attend
Children who wlll b. EeNen years a.
age On az before the first day q next
February may attend the Summer
School by rayinE tuition
G Term pupils viii b. expected 90 IN
roll hut will not have g. uy tuition
Tuition viii ~ az the rato 90 Tire,
dollars pr month nW grades one e.
four. inclusive: four dollars Or grades
five 10 seven. and five d1krs Coz Hist
School
Baard % Trustees.
Amarillo Ind school District
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Thai hsai oomfsHf b. aiia 81. han
a. revsH ke,s 81 81 hhutf usnrre
"a Cobsns urafrst vm o. semen
suatei Boz Amari.ia on ne uifhf 81 Mu
% ru the rsr nonth f,hsansais hss,
hsen h,i dun Hnaa Co., drfuol 81
a " Nrt,fs.n s tnfairt.i nan oi
much esnftn.. HHl in, ama u...faI
sho htd ehafsr 30 kbItn ou.s ta
ricd D., thousands UH CO., n,aaun of
D. fur khns shrine ..r.unII
Seven ksFa in ihhliau. IH.anf. b..h
.irss comedy tgmfal NJ trur. Thor
san o. rUur Of fhe torr thaf sHm.tinas
= imposed by hdmr talent rrolnrt.aur
itF "a NrN lwk uny aHd eIl D. nI,
snigd OBJ po. plr yuu know. eVrf ons ui
fhCm 10 up in has or hsr fnft
Presentation ol srttn kcys tu Inii
ate Wll mars the uneung oi fha
1tw rair thsatr, and wll D.. repeated
~ the n.ghis a. Ma, o and
TIL vast ~ characters %. luir
lllah Qulmhy. tho oarriakri 90 Iall
ate Inn Guy " Faiisr
Mrs Quimhy the car,nkefs wife
uiss.l.Itu rIu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
CHATTANOOGA MAN
RECEIVERS HEALTH
BY TAKING TANLAC

" . Dsanis sei i.y.ry mfsst,
ctsilanusea Tsnn. farmsflY ~ Moills
Ah mases sa lasssesslns sssssmsn, ".
ssfdiua Tsalar
NJ iHanls that ! Eui hoid ~ Tsnlsf
uhen I dld. fm ! was luai atou' down
ani uui. Off ard 90 &C. three years I
have iesn duWn With malaria ~ ten
Wunihs en Une ufeaaien ! Nas roHnuHl
Oh ihs hnusf most ~ ~ time
A | usuaili spent my viniefs ~
Chatianuufa I came iack here Hsf
sfpismlsi a. srsni the Tsst ~ my liif
aiih mi daughter when I arrived
hsFs uas IN a very weakened con ~.
tol. Zoe ths maltrh was fas' se,laf
~ issi n me. had M appetite. fe,t
ueak ana tired al tn time ana hld
pains ln ms stomach that WIRE 'win.
pieieiy urssiilnF my nerves | slept
vcty htiln and rut NJ iaofuinga marty
exhausted In fact was ius; about
pn IN and kept setting WORSE.
Five wesks aEo ! rot Tahhc ana
NV APOSTLE Wicked rp With my first
haif hotile Soon I WIS aide o. sleep
al nlghi and f,li like new man. I
eat any Kind - fnod ST before M ard
enjoy a. ! have aained several pounds
o. w"iEht and l'ei bvttsr than I have In
fivo a. siN years. Taniac has saved me
money and given mc health. tor. aud I
can't say ton much fur a."
Tanlac Ia sold IN Amarillo by Randall
DRUG COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE IS
CLASSY PLAY-WILL BE SHOWN
AR FAIR THEATRE. MAY SECOND

, wuam thihafH Naf b. rta
~ rmns A. Wrthu
I ioin u1nd ffs mHimalles ushi
haHi m.H-r inn IFsfe1
star Nnion fh. n.asiaff frtfiel
A.. ~ o. ch1tfe
ST. uhsft tha .H1lrIna vdra
Mrf d. r. tar.Ua
irf.. nd. ti.uI H rhlrste- Is
e. A. inrrsI..
Mm Th.mtu co. ntttwIi.r.
f W Nntrrsm
lru MfN ta. MateH rln .lI.tlF
Elliott UIIIs
Jm 'arEu thr DrU.koi mator 20
Rut.n o. .. Gohffts. Dr..
Thau. iHtd.n. thr rr,sAtni ~ fhe
. a D. sutuf.an %. 70 90 n McCuu
nrrh
i.Fes ksrrrdf chief uf rlire az A.
gufaun Faus ~ IS Nrkefson.
Tho ovu'r 90 ualdfaie- Eollic u.
rUWnra
Po.,,mn -cuuad s. Dillon u II.
Carr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Decides on Best Life
Insurance

give yeltr AK wis refused ui,
insurance bsgal.e ,f mN heart symp
ons pootors ssid % was caused nrom
d pressure ~ gls that COME from wy
Hoinach. but their medicine did not h,lp
ne and was setting worse an the ilme
rhree years ago mas druggist rcrun.
nendcd Mayr's Wonderful Rem,dy /
ook cugrs" ~ 70 and bsAcNe "a Is the
ct life Insurance anyone can buy D.
iclpcd uy trouble ~ oncc.' u j. 60
ample. harmless Preparation that r..
lOyos The catarrhal mu,us from the in.
esiinal tuct and allays the inilamn.
lon which causes practically an stom.
ch. liver and Intestinal allmsn,s. IN.
ladiHE appendicitis ono dos- viii cun.
iHCc ur money refunded Isandal Drug
30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
S. B. A. WILL HAVE OLD
TIME TACkY PARTY

The Security Benefit Association vii
pat on an old.fashioncd tack.y party
Monday niEhi.
An who come DRESSED In taekcy fash
icn wili h. -entcrsd In a contest fE o
priae. and II YOU sra not tackey dressed
you viii b. fined 10 cents. Tho inter
tainment committee ~ tho Security
Benefit Association l. for originality,
and Il Il limited that II laughing hurts
YOUR side /, will - unsafc % b. there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Ne,s :. che rlas H. 90, aa u fhs~
lals Spsfs

Thfr.r uf lmE thf sHlhiesi ned
,f ffHnr ashanfd ,f tuH fraeEtfs
ts uitr, fariie .tffrrth s enran
f..I t. r.nntt 'hs~f homft reis
HmfH o. a. uuer az uihrle-
"a lhr .irsustn lrUm ali irust ~ and
ifflt Hfle ul u uifht aui n..Iulug
trI 500 rA sHer s.e tiat stfu thf
t,..f fIu.kies hat. usrun q, d.Hufaar.
uhU. flf nght,r arrs hsy, vanished On
urai 90 b. sshtsu thrt mor than an
Ugnu Is urtd. 4 tn rWIlfit.y clear che
sllu lni rln hlauuiui ,tar sofupleS
lfu
~. sHfC in lsk fof enc double strength
oihlns ls ih,s Is sa'd uud,r guarantee"
90 mn,, iaek 10 D. hHs 90 remove
frC.ier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Ttf hlsnsy ga thffsf fruhisu
ffatsi wsak aHd itfuF tafs, Illnesses.
Iism afd ifFsaaltfllisa u a. kleaeFa
"a tlsdasf d 80 sait ~ goa fIaa
eat ~ nan ftl8 Sod 80 aeefn trs
ilduaalala ~ O. ". lisu isist oliss
afaat ~ i.auls. Ma Hdt ~ dEa1slsis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-05
DOUGLAS BOULEVARD
CIVIC CLUB PLANS TO
HAVE LAWN FESTIVAL
TO BE GIVEN JULY 1ST

The Douglas Boulevard Civic club will
entertain with lawn Festival Friday
evening, July /, to which every citizen
of Ardmore who is interested in THE
City Beautiful" is cordially invited
Tentative plans for the event were
discussed at the regular molthly ses.
sion of the club, Friday night at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. +. f. Coe. Com
mittees on Arrangements were appointed
and definite announcements relative to
the event VIII be made from tim. 10
time.
We are planning FOR a big time" "
Joe NJ. London. one Of the enthusiastic
worker. Of the club stated, "ant we
want Ardmore 10 feel that Douglas Beu-
levard throughout Its entire iergh be.
longs to the city OF Ardmore and not e.
any particular individual or group OF
persons. Every re ,ictnt of the ccmmun-
ity, no - after what Nord they reside IN,
j. Inv ltec to co-oper ite in tho civic pro-
gram, launched by the Douglas Boule-
var! club and to wo'k and ;. are IN its
tentf e."
Report was made at the Friday night
meeting that the city authorities had
responded to the request OF tie club
and had aid wate- pipes throughout the
entire length of the parkway. thus, as
the members expressed it, assuring the
life and growth of the flowers and
shrubbery planted by the club. Men,
bers OF the club state that they wish to
publicly thank the water department
OF the city for the cooperation.
The club also expressed due appre-
citation to w. X, Burntt of the Ard
more Poster Advertising Company for
placing an ornamental bill board over
and across the gulch between First and
Second avenue, on the boulevard. thus
rendering this hitherto dangerous and
unsIghtly crossing safe and attractive.
A short business session was held
during which the secretary treasurer
reported all bills for labor paid TO date,
and q small balance on hand. The funds
for the improvement and upkeep Of the
parkway are provided by small monthly
dues Of so cents from each member.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-05

Do not be misled by people who tell
you to clean out the oil base OF the
engine by putting in kerosene and
then running the engine under its own
power for half minute or so. This
is ruinous to the bearings, as 1t stirs
up all the grit and splashes 1t into all
parts Of the engine. The only proper
way TO remove the muck and grit that
accumulate in the bottom is to remove
the oil base and take 1t out by hand
This is a troublesome job, but one
which will add years to the life OF an
engine while the other process will
shorten its life by an equal amount,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
To the Automobile Editor

To the Automobile Editor:
/ have a four cylinder car and it
takes a few seconds or sometimes a
minute before it gets up speed. | put
on a new carburetor and have tested the
gasoline line and the magnetic. 1t does
not miss fire. Please tell me the trou-
bic in the next issue.
L. D. f.
First see if there is good compression
and fabrication by cranking the engine
slowly by hand. These should be REM
eded. If defective. Then start the en-
gine and adjust the low speed adjust
ment of the carburetor to best idling
speed. Then flash the throttle open and
closed a few times and adjust the air
valve to give more air nnti it causes
popping back in the inlet manifold. Then
make the mixture richer until the pop
ping stops.
II this does not remedy your trouble
you have an old style carburetor and
manifold which are not adapted to the
present grade of gasoline. A hot air
pipe and stove should be fitted 10 the
air inlet and possibly the inlet manifold
will have to be shortened. If this raises
the carburetor from the tank vacuum
or pressure system will be needed.
To the Automobile Editor:
VIII you kindly settle dispute by
stating in your column to motorists.
which is correct? 'tA"-says that while
grinding valve in a gas engine 1t Is
proper to keep going the same way.
while "B" says that unless the valve is
worked back and forth on the seat you
do not get q true and tight seat. Thank
ing you in advance. NJ. L. G.
The valve is worked back and forth
several times and then raised clear of
the seat, turned a quarter turn, and
then worked back and forth, raised and
turned again and so on. II it is turned
continually in one direction the emery
will make deep grooves in the valve
and seat. in the effort to grind these
out they are made deeper. The process
described above IS the one used in auto
mobile factories.
To the Automobile Editor:
am told that the riding qualities of
q car can be improved 80 per cent if
the spring leaves are fabricated. Is this
true? II. X.
The reason the springs are made up
OF several leaves instead uf "a solid
bar is so that they may slide over one
another. They should be taken apart
and covered with graphite grease two ar
three times year, but this is too long
a job for the patience of most motorists.
The next best thing is to jack up the
frame of the car so as to take the weight
off the springs and then spread the
leave apart by means Of cold chisel.
Grease is then put in by means Of a
table knife or oil is squirted in. A rusty
spring is stiff and unyielding and so
makes han3 riding for the passengers.