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NALTER GREENE, SINGER,
IS HEARTILY RECEIVED
Eminent BARITONE Renders Excel
lent Program Before Members
of WOmnn'S Club.

Walter Greene. who was heard in
song recital at the Woman's club
yesterday afternoon. is Il widely
known artist, having sung with the
New York Symphony. and has been
on the concert stage for the past two
years. He also sung the title role in
The Chocolate Soldier" Mr.. Greene
has a splendid baritone voice and his
stage prcScuC" is unusually good. He
was most enthusiastically received by
tho large audience at the club yes
tvrClay. Tho Virginia Music Teachers
Association. now in. session here.
We're spccial guests Of honor for Mr.
.Iamcs l.. Womblc. who accompanied
the artist for the afternoon. is a lin
ishcdh MUSICIAN and his playins added
Nlss Louise Williams MAS chairman
Of tho afternoon
The following program was rem
dcrod:
III j'ai cncor nm tel pate I2S5l
Adam de la Hal"
Grctry
c9l.esende de- Ia sauEe U.ss lon.
,hD 1ihazal chant d'amour. Wekerlin
&C., lie Niiroir ...F errnri
ca l." Flibusticr ........... Georges
,aD Tho Mcdlar Tree CMssD ~
Marion CorY"li
OBJ ltttl" EntcCsc ...... Seneca Pierce
,cp THIS Low" OF Ours Francis Moore
tLp Sea Moods CMssb .........
Carolyn Wells Bassctt
tal Tho Son ........ Rupert Hughes
CD, {, Hlilynurc Ballad county An
r!mD ..-.... ........... Traditional
Co Thy Dark Hair. .lIOr1g" johnson
Cd The Promised Land Francis Moor"
t"p The hcvn raHc Her dedicated
!" MIR. Greene ..... Francis Moore
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
MRS. HARDING ENTERTAINS
80 WOMEN WRITER'S AT TEA
IEv Ini,rL NnMs.l

WNSNlNGTON. April Not 10 hc
outdonc 10y her husband. who enter
tanned a numhor OF Original Harding
correspondents" at the White House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

Seek Priests slayer I'm Oid Parish.
DETROIT MICH, April i.-Deputy
sh"rinS lief, for bronson. Michigan.
today in AN cfrOrt To solve the
mNstcry surrounding Tho SlANlnE Err
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-16
MonEY 40 rxenAnnr

NEW YORK June Prime mer-
camille paper . I-gaa-t hauae
arm sterling. slAty day bills and corn
meeUiat sixty day bl1s 90 hans
aT& f-e commercial sRtN aav bills
3ft f-f demand 3rs "a. cable.
3Ta E-R
France demand see cables see
nelalan francs demand 58t Cables
500
Gu3lIers demand 80 io cables as 60
Iirc demand sf1. cables 5fs.
MARKS demand t8t cables fts
Greece demand go
sweden demand a9ga
SaruHy demand ffAa
Argentina demand 3fl
brazilian demand 1857
Montreal So per eenf Discount
Government and railroad bonds To-
frRuiar
Time loans steady sixty DAYS rfre-
ty dass alx months e - rer cent
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EARLY STEAnINFSS
FOLLOWED BY BREAK
cetton Market Closed Bsrsiy Steady
Al Net Decline % % 70 ~ Points.

NEW YORK. June ls Eariy slead
iueas was followed rs break 81 fht
cotton market today which carried 90
tober contracts of 20 1899 and actie@
months generally into now lew ground
for the movement. last prices wee
the lowest on most positions. With Use
market closing barely steady az net
decline % Is to - points
The market opened steady az an -
vance ~ : points ln Response to straaE
Liverpool cables. There was NOT much
buying. but The market held fairly
steady during the middle of iHc mos
Ing on scattered covering. which was
probably promoted GA the stead4er raj
ing 81 foreign exchange and reports ~
cheerfa itonp ln tbc Mauehester
goods market The census reports
showing domestic mlil Consumption of
48e $50 bales foF May was shaie
above the forecast ard maN htN"
helped tlIe early market hut tHn raH
sumption of t0Ig.1iT bales far The .eu
months YEAS regarded as pointing tn
total 10 mol more Than fFe million
for tns season of The smafrsf since
init aud thn. weather news WIS cnnsid q
erred generally favorable. selling or Ar
lattice became more active att, he
publication - Use weekly report 90 tne
.wea ther bureau Indicating that the
crop bad mad. good pfosreas on the
average ana there also appeared 20 hs
3 feeling in some quarters that the cea-
sus report Indicating chat paiy Sc per
cent 90 lhe cotton held la storage was
below tHe teuderable arades would
prove q q appoIntment u the suush.
Much sc the seillmN. hnw ever. came
from brokers with wall street vonnoc-
lions and the late weakness was most
generally attributed 90 ara unsettled
feeling 81 the stock market aud fa-
v0rable crop reports. July broke 90
.lgos and December 20 1881. making
declines ~ about 90 to e5 points from
the high prices 81 last week. Reports
that labor troubles were spreading 60
some - the either southern mills
reached here during the early after
noon and probably contributed 81 the
decline. although they were not can-
sldcred ~ important factor
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NERVOUS DAY ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Day Mas Msrksd with wsss sns Cen
flieting Ftscsuatsera.

NEW YORK. June is-Wiae ana
confiieunx fluctuations marked anoth-
~ nervous day on the stock exchange.
standard shares rose ang fcl /. 90 9
points. and speculative issues lost
from % more than ~.
Oiis we're weakest. breaking Violently
at the outset on reports from wash
ington. indicating rapid deposition -
Mexico's supply.
Mexican petroleum Suffered = Sc
we're decline q rs points 60 ii.lss and
affiliated shares. particularly Pan
American a and - shares toreth-
- with Atlantic 8ulf. dropped ! 20 :
points. Domestic ard European oils,
with few exceptions. also were under
pressure injured ~ additional pr Z
cuts
The days reaction was intensified
by other unfavorahie development :.
notably the weekly reviews ~ the
steel trade conditions which failed 70
forecast increased production.
Rails wer among the isolated fca.
lures ~ strength. the market rallyima
measurabiy AZ midday. when New YORK.
Central and several subsidiaries cD1~
llaued regular dividends
Steeia. equipments. sugars. tsbaccos
and shippingE. a. well as score q
upoiasslfled speClalttas followed the
oils. almost she whole tlat recordina
lowest quotations at the weak close
The money markct and foreign cz-
changes were unaffected by tine up-
heavaI in stocks. Plenty Of call money
was available al si-2 per cent and aii
leading international remittance
evinced Increased nrfnncss.
The feather % the bond market was
= BREAK ~ 80 in Cuban cane sugar
convertible -. other foreign lssu =
were inclined 10 ease Nith domestie
induatrials and rails Total sales. pa
value tle.T15. 600.
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WIDE DEPRESSIONS
TN ORLEANS COTTON
Better Crop Rspcrt Fronn the Govern.
ns.nt Than Expected IRE
Main Cause.

NEW ORLEANS. June rs Mueh
better weekly crop reports from the
government than expected werr the
main factor in the cotton market TO-
day and they caused moderately vide
depresslons More o. less steadlness
was displayed in The early session hat
Ia ihe late trading the stsadiness was
gone. Lowest prices came in the last
few minutes 81 the day when the trad
Ing months were - - 81 points down
with JULY AZ 1859 July closed az the
lowest while the more active months
we're 81 % % points under yesterday >
aud prices
The opening Was lower AMI tho ear
Is trading brought losses ~ about ten
points. selling being based GA a poaf
Liverpool and the further lsbor un-
settlement IN Great Britain. However
early selling vas not done In a cone
hdeut way traders plainly fearing
further boil wceyii complaints while
the census bureau hnures from Amer
Jean mills were considered bu'lish a.
MAY consumption was placed 40 go.
$50 bales against S0ssse. Go April not
no great amount ~ buying resulted
while a little later selling Increased
because 20 thc figures ~ the census
bureau. showing stocks ~ untender
able cotton In public Warehau seH 81
this country 81 only 9f0.o2a bales q
lmuch smaller quantity ~ such cotton
than looked for Is tho trade There
was further Increase in offerings
faIiowin ing the weekly crop reports from
me weather bureau and in the late
trading siop loss orders on the ionr
.tses were reached in considern be
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WANTED

WANTED TO HtfY-A few pieces ~
furniture. Must BE- ~ res sonahiy EOosl
weed and in fair state % repair. state
W. Marker IF and Moreno streets.
- - ss4 -aa--=--=@
WANTED TO nEMT--@mail cottage
near The bAv or Little Bayou or would
share larger house with another family
RENT not 20 exceed SIS 90 monthly ~. "
Hafkef ~ and Moreno streets.
WANTED-Sacend hand butchers fefriE
orator and meat slicer. Campbell and
Makinnon. uaFuniak Springs. F1a
WANTEDTo rent small country place
Il. II. care Journal
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INCROWN NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

a few drops q ~outero~ upun ths
NAlm emrwemmelnM th8 lwgrumimK mmn
reduees inflannnafieu ana paIn and -
tnmwhnnM the tender. sensitive mhan un-
dornesfh tie Toe natl that Il csnnos
penetrate the neah. SD the mau turns
naturally outward almost ever night.
eOWtwrs" IL hsrwiesn suflmapile
manufactures f8r chlfspodiaf9. How
ever. anyone ean boz from tie drua
store q tiny ruttis containing eirsc.
tluns. ~~M8Ncra inFmeut.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. june la.--lnereased raral
offerings ~ new wheat Is arrive had a
hearlsh effect 10 the wheat market Soc
DAY and prices closed unsettled 8 10
a-sc net lower Corn finished a.
- 1-sc down oats or s-S o. 10 b.
5-S03-8 in provisions the outcome
was unchanged 10 20 cents higher
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corroNsEGo OIL MARKET

NEW YORK june 49,. Cottonsced
oil WAS fairly active. Prices were
lower early with cotton and grain but
closed steady with ard shorts were
The best buyers Final bids were uu-
changed 60 four points net higher
sales st00 barrels Prime crude
57s bid and sales prime summer yei-
bow spot 100 1uly 40 september
5-eG. December 1fs. all bid
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SANN<>AW ga june rarpen
sire steady tse aales soc rsss lpts
Rosie Arm sales ssT receipts $50
shipments 800 stock TTT4E
Quotation WV $50 We s1aN
500 Is s4aat 81 tBg. q gas .
400 ~ 3as p G lko p. o. ass.
u 500
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POTATO QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO June Potatoes veal
e. Northern while sacked and buik
sea s5c per cwt Louisiana ana Ala
bama triamphs te.b per rwt Viz.
Flnlas as per barrel Norih Caro-
linaa s. t0asse per barrel
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: - q a q 20 q . .; u u u 70 % 70 u =
q NAVAL STOKES n
. - - Q; !. - q q u y % % q % q q y


Tafp,ulre arm s. - sales ge2
receipts t4a shipments 100. ttocs
a-sf
ltosu asm sales so. receipts $50
shipments sea stock Sea8a
Quotations WV ESQ W. ees Il
500 70 4ao X $50 sss. NJ ace.
O $50 E $50 E g9o b as0. b 85v
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LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that creditors.
laRateen. distributes and ali persons
having claims or demands against the
estate ~ the late Llzzio Ronennu. de-
ceased are required and warned e. pre-
sent the same 20 the undersigned R0-
minlsfFatur within two YEAR, from the
first publication hereof
This 81 fha f4ta day ~ June 1891
MAX l. BEAR
Administrator am feMfamenf0 aaneN0.
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JAG ksONt LILLE. june l5 Turpeu-
tine 81 ADJ 80 a-t. sales 4p8 IS clpts
8I3 shipments s1g. stnes a6RI7
Rosln Hrn sales f0b4 receipts SEA
shipments 90 stock $50 at3
Quotations W 6ao. Wa 81 81
80 20 Fsoaf Is fg8GAgl 8as
y zoo - aNAmass "a $50 2T5p
aso. p o. sToffs1s. o. 49,
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS for teachers second and fhIrH
grade certificates Grammar - Fti-
mary school NtsH Mahie WafEer.
Actes nglds. school. bsgluning June goth
Phone 1901 200 y Belmont 81
DANCING acHOnTr-Clasaee Yrfvatn
iessona Also chtdren'm classes rs nes.
tbetie dancing e0e W Qrerorv phora
rs -
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coant the wsrzzS in wuuw mawsr~
sssen.ent ana multiply ~ the nam-
b4x 81 times yea desire u rw6assa
remit aennrssaEtv.
t. counttnz woraa fneluas sTo
fsef~ ~rur sale wanted" etc. a.
we1 As addresses.
RATEa
fse advertisement taksa for isss
taan s. eenxs
SLACK FACE cAps. LIKE THIS.
TWO CENTS pkH woNo.
parAEraphs8 matter. hna aashss.
mhAta epaea. classified display Sc pes
the. Sc psr inca ltz naes rake "a
amch.l
Any person whose nsms appears e.
the xelaphuuA directory mag have
classified ads charges.
caneei orders should bs kavan n
writing. sever ever the Ehones
Advertisers shnaid give their hosna
81 nastoTles address as wsn as their
pAon@ numheTR. hscaaaa manx Fsad.
sEs kavs ~ telephones.
II the advertiser &C desires. replies
can Be seat Ia care q The Journal
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OPPORTUNITIES

WHEN IL NEED or A SPECIAL MEs
sENGER Phone T2s Letters and par
cells delivered prices reasonable.
WE start you IN the CAnds making Bus
mess az home. ar small ruom any
where Everything Furnished. Experience
unnecessary. Men ~ omen. Earn $50 %
500 weekly. bonsH3 CauaEmakcr8 Co.
Philadelphia. Pa
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LOST AND FOUND

REWARD for Information raaarginw a
lame Whita hen WhIah dieaura9r,e n
from ~ y paiafux street about e week
amo child uef Phone 1850
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Notice e hereby gwen tunt Size under
slanea. surviving guardian ~ the estafe
70 Freddie Ffeiffef Enlalla n EfCiffeF
end Ernest j. pfeiffer minors. VIII.
on the a0th dae ~ June a ID. 1924. anply
rs the flonurabin Henry Heliinwer gouu-
~ Judge ~ Nssca mbia county. Florida. 81
hia office IL the Court House Annex. PEN
eseoia. Florida. for authority 20 sell fho
interest II the said minors in and 10 the
following described real estate. t0-wif
The South fifly fbal feet ~ lot four "a.
and the south flftH CsoB feet ~ the West
twenty f8T1 feet ~ lot rNe lkl 81
BLOCK three ca ~ the East King Tract
East ~ TprFn Nnum street. fennflnn Nffw
1907 feet 81 the Fast side - usvis street
rs depth ~ one hundred fi0Al feet in
the city 81 Pensacola ENeambAa County.
state a. F7orida.
PAULINE r. pFEiFFER.
June snA. 1871 -oawtw
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NnrInE

II re Estate % Arthur Spare. deceased
Notice il hereby given Ia creditors.
iemafeas. aiafFibutees and al parsons
Having claims or demands against said
estate. go present the same withlv two
wears from date ~ nAFFfN
Administrator.
AnvH - tasf
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POSITION WANTED

WANT kn--Posifien. Noun2 man, eNper-
fenced NtanoRra pher. wants position or
VIII flil vacancy during summer Best
II references. l.. IT. D.. care Journal
WANTETp-Posit Young man Eradu-
ate in piano wants position in Crrhes-
ira. Beet 81 references. R H q, care
Journal
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The Market Place of West Florida
! READ DALLY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trife and the Results are Unequaled
FOR RENT


FoR RENT-cooi Furnished Hight house
keeping r0@1uMs close lns Ia West
FOR nF.ST-~Upper Boor. Three large.
uafufnished rooms bath, bah. porehes
$50 safa&s. kaoFas screened have eiec-
convenient % ear tine. Excellent hofue.
Ne ooleeiian 60 olsaadrsn. t14.0Q monthly
ca. 'rWo-storT yelisw house "a corner.
'ei "k and Morene streets
FoR RENT-Two furnished rooms. ia
". 8regoFy. Phone liss
ron RENT tfafurnlshsd rooms. run-
ring water ~ Kitchen. modern convent
=. - 49, -
ron HRNT-moasekeepin apartment
hot and cod running water West
Gregory street. upstairs
FsoR REST-Furnsshed iiEht housekeep-
ing apartments. close tn. rUaHona BE
rates. s0t " chase street
FSoR RENT- FURNISHED apartment. prl.
saie bath GO Z Gadsden.
ron RENT-one iarnishd. also one IN
sosnishea, Sleeping room. modern con- en-
els y. spring
FoR RENT@Twa furnished rooms for
iine. fi8T =. Jackson. Phone 1913
FoR RENT-Furnlshsd Cat. private
bath. bedroom. ainsnKroom. Kitchen
eftes electric llxhtH. screened. private
entrance. LEGATION central. Is North
Rsns Phone ssA.
ron RENT--Fssrninhed bedroom. private
bath. u e Ia ilua 81. Phone s..
NOR RENT-Noaeru apartment. private
AL = /
*tNMota.
FOR nTsNT-Two large rooms and front
porch. furnished OF unfurniahed. one
large room furnished for one or tao
gentlemen Phone s2li. soi y Paiafaz.
FOR RENT Furnished hoase for three
months from June eotb. 1878 East
oadsdsn. Phone 1897.
ron RENr--Two furnished ROOMS Tor
light housekeeping. al couNentsncea.
rs p Government street
ron RENT.-on Juiv first. unfurnislted
upstairs apart ueut. bath and porch.
als y. Gregory Phone iiss.
ron RnNT-mopgRN FURNISHED
APARTMENT cNEaLooktSc eAy.
Ava. Pt4oNa acao.
FNBR RENT-Thr~s-ro apartment.
sas eata ane phene. Phone 1853
FOR RENT--Furnfshea room and hitch
enette. SO ~ Baylen street. also bed
room with private bath. Phone 223i.
Foa nwNr-oNs scREENEo sLEEP.
ssrH elEcrRIc Iroars aao
pHoNE. NoaTts. FAST AND SOUTH
WINDOWS. PHONE 1900
res RENv-FURNlsAEO coTTAca
Los. less s5i1Ta possGssIos. ,.
FOR RENT-~Fs1rmlshea rooma with or
without beard Reasonable rates, close
IN. Apply t2S w. Chase
For nENT-~I1aht housekeeping rooms
alsn single rooms sgaHern conwem anC0N.
e2t =. barcelona street. Phone iTs6
ron HENT--So. aia W. cervautes two
story Fooms. completely furnished
ttuN &c. Pensacola Rental a. fnauraaaa
gemews Phone EAA
ron .RENT--Room with private family.
81 ". Belmont.
( - -
FOR NENT--FanF cool. well furnished
rooms. one adjoining bath Gil North
barcelona street. Phone 1884
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LODGE NOTICE


n MASONIC TRMpLE
- Regular communication II Tn
san Council, No. T. r. A. NJ
Thursday. June iGth. al ga 81
~. The degrees 81 the order VIII Ea
gitea
H. J. BURNER.
= n HANSEN. r. NJ
Secretary.
NOTICE
Special meeting Aero 4. rs 81
-. Thursday. June 10. important huai.
ness.
". II. FERGUSON. Pres.
@s~~A~@@es~~~-a-~s~~
LODGE NOTICE
N special enmmmniea 81 Pea
- aseoAa Lodge. No a. n a A ~
80 Thursday June ieth. 81 1s0 >.
- m Work ga the 81 NJ Uaaras.
Niaiting Brothers fraternaiy IN
xlfed,
J s HAYES
u C. WHITE W "a
&NGrctarF
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HELP WANTED

w 1911 No., ~ isa' q Jaes'oa sf.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

In other words, the mechanism gets down
to actual working form.
Under these circumstances, copious lu-
IRRIGATION is the prime essential for the
new car Parts that are unusually tight
cart or excessive wear will result with
knocks, pounds and perhaps complete
ruin When the new ear is sent to the
owner, it is supposed to be completed,
oiled and creased. Often a careless me-
thanic overlooks a grease cup or oil hole
SO the first thing the new owner should
do is to 90 over the car pletely and
see all lubricant receptacles are filed.
The transmission and rear end should be
inspected to see that they are filed with
gear oil
1t frequently takes ten days or two
weeks for the car to come from the fac
tory. In this time the battery may lose
most Of its power. As soon as the car
is received the battery should be tested
with a hydrometer and If below charge,
should be brought up. The cells should
be filed with distilled water.
WATCH TIRE
PRESSURE.
Frequently the men IN the service sta
ton forget TO pump up tires to their
proper pressure in sending out the new
car. The tire pressure should be care
fully tested and corrected II necessary.
When these various little matters have
been attended TO, the car is ready for the
road, but even now the utmost care is es-
sential. Remember that all tho working
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

which Jimmy Murphy won the Grand
Prix in France, but it Is not here.
State fair visitors are going to be made
comfortable by the indianapolis Auto
mobile Trade Association this year, they
have set aside coy corners in the big
exposition building where they will have
chairs and other comfortable equipment
for the weary. The woman's room, III
the northwest corner, will be in charge
of a maid, who will look after the wei
fare and happiness of women and chill
dren who come to the fair and visit the
motor show. In the mems room there
will be barber shop, shining parlor and
other Injuries not usually enjoyed at a
State fair show. Individual towels, soap
and plenty of water are included in the
toilet accessories.
The officers of the automobile trade
association Will be on the job from the
beginning OF the show to lead the mem
bership in extending hospitalities to the
visitors The officers of the association
are n. H. Cartinhour. president; H C.
Lathrop, vice president; Andrew W. Hut
Gibson, secretary; George Wildhack,
treasurer, and r. V. Law, L. S. Shoup, R.
Fl. Losey, L. L. Banford and w. Mort
Martin, directors.
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parts are stiff and tight. Do not try to
speed up. 1t is difficult for the oil to
reach the working surfaces because the
clearances are less than they will be later.
Limit the speed to twenty five miles per
hour for the Hrst 1000 miles Do not
race the engine. Do not throttle down
too low on high gear. Do not try to sec
how far up a hill you can go before
not reduce the oil supply, for that smoke
, simply means that the lubricant Is get
ting to the work surfaces.
NEW CAR
EATS GAS.
The owner OF a new car must expect
to use more fuel than he will later be-
cause the stiffness in the moving parts
consumes extra power After the mech
anism has worked into normal operation,
1t may be necessary to reset the car
buretor
When the car has been run for q
couple OF weeks It should be taken TO
the service station and the starting and
| lighting system should be checked mp.
The charging rate may not be correct
for the type OF driving that the owner
does.
After the new car has run for q week
or ten days 1t ought to be gene over
thoroughly for loose parts. Nuts and
bolts viii probably need a turn with
the wrench, spring clips may have
stretched. In short. a general tighten
ing up probably win be needed.
The owner Of new car will have to