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The New York herald., 1921-02-24
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

BERMUDA, Feb i5-Arrived. strs Herons-
pool (Br), Barry; 10th, West Imboden
for ,o or aue OLD
Hico; ,Qulstconck Brixham for Galveston
(for fuel OLD 18th, Texarkana. Bremen for
sailed 10th. schrs Maria A Howes (Br).
Rockiand, Me; Triton. Hampton Roads.
BIZBRTA, Feb l6-sailed, str Hathaway,
CArBARIEN, Feb ls-sailed, str Canadian
Adventurer (Br), Philadelphia.
CALCUTTA, Feb 13-sailed. str Lake Gil
CALLAo, FEB 15-saied. str seiyo Maru
(Jap). San Francisco.
CHAMPBRICo, Feb l6-Arrived, str San
HALIFAX Feb 2o-Arrived. strs Coban
(Br). Louisburg: Caraauet (Br). st John
for Barbados, &c; 2lst, Maskinonge (Br). ST
Sailed 10Th, strs Canadian sapper Br),
st Johns Canadian Hunter (Br), st john
21st. Cassandra (BD. Glasgow; ed, Lake
HAVANA. Feb 17-Arrived. strs Lake
Elwin. Matanzas; Goth, Canadian Miner
HONG KONG, Feb ls--sailed. str Abcrcoss,
In port 10Th. str Lake Gtano, for Cal
MANZANILIlO. Feb 16-Arrved, str San
Jose, San Francisco.
ST JOHN. NIB, Feb teaArrived' str Turret
Court (Br) Louisburg; Baycross (Br). Mar
seilles: 21st. Mellta (Br), Antwerp and
Havre.
ST JOHNS, NE, Feb lg-ArriVed, park
Madeleine Constance (Br) Bahia.
ST LUCIA, Feb tT-Sailed, str Canadian
Warrior (Br). Santiago.
SAIGON, Feb 13--Arrived, str Caddopeak,
Singapore. &c.
Sailed 18th. str Lake Faux. Calcutta.
SANTA ROSALIA, Feb 16-Arrived. tug
Sea Lion, San Francisco.
SHAG HARDOR, Feb 16-Anchored. schr
Ononette (Br), Liverpool for New York.
SHANGHAI, Feb 1S-Arrived, str Jacox,
Hong Kong.
Sailed 18th, str Doylestown, Hong Kong,
&c.
SINGAPORE, Feb i1--Sailed. strs Lake
Farmingdale, Calcutta; 18th. Lake Fielding
Hong Kong: 10th (not 12th), Esther Dollar
(Br), Calcutta.
SUVA, Feb 1o-Arrived. str Donald Nc
Kay, New York for Townsville.
VALENCIA. Feb 16-Arrived str West
Kasson, barcelona,
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy TelegrAph.1

ASTORIA. o. Feb 22-Arrived. motor ship
Siam lDan). Vancouver Be.
ton, Lamberts Point; tug Guardsman, Plym-
outh (and sailed 23d on returnl
Arrived 2Sd, strs Manehioneal {Norl
metro; Melrose. Baltimore; Gloucester, do
and Norfolk Ninian GBr). Manchester and and
Point; schr William Bisbee, New York for
Boothbay Harbor Qn tow tug Hersey.
Salem WITH naS barge s,rs No G New york
L Holmblad Dan). Philadelphia Mar del
Norte lspl.,, Norfolk. ,,
AS PAi); iceland (Br), from Antwerp and
Sork.~wind at Highland Light, sw, ie
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb 23-Arrived, strs
City OF st Joseph, Naples; Lackawanna Val
ley. Hernosand Jean. Boca Grandei Yapa-
Avonmede (Br). Narvik; Bannack Calves
ton via Savannah: Santa Isabel, New York
and Boston; Tymeric (Br). Dunkirk; City
Cleared 21st, str Halsey Port Lobos.
BUzzARDs BAY Cape Cod Canal Mass,
FEB ss-Psssed w; tugs .n soeSny Mr, 10 Tl,h
CHARLESTON. SC. Feb 23-Arrived. str
Bermudez. Guanaco for Ney York.
Mount sydney hamburg for Baltimore.
Passed out noon. strs Arlington, Lam
berts Point for Boston; + Q Barstow. Balti-
.
Tamplco.-wind 23d. NV, 10 miles; cloudy.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb %. AM-Arrived.
str Danville. Tampico.
Arrived 21st, strs Dannedaike; Palo
Blanco; 23d, City OF Freepor,, Tampico.
Sailed 22d. AM. str Romulus, Tampico.
Sailed 22d, str Warwick, Tsmpico.
Baldbutte. Baton Rouge; Topila, New Or
leans; J Bostwick. New York. schr w
Patterson. Tampico.
Sailed 23d. strs Baldbutte. Tsmpico; J A
Bostwick. do: Fukuyo Msru Jap, Kobe;
Port Said Maru (Jap), do; El Norte, New
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb 23-Arrived,
str Lake Ellenorah, Boston.
SAILED 22a Sgd str co%sncae sr NeT Yosk
Southeast. Providence dn tow.
Sailed 23d, schr Theoline. Boston.
MANILA, Feb ei--Arrived, str satsuma;
MAYAGuEz. pr. Feb 22-Arrived. str
Maracaibo, New York for Laguayra. &C
Sailed Goth pm, str zulla Cfrom Curacao
MOBILE. Ala. reb as--sailed. schrs
Acadian Queen (Br). Port Spain; W II East
wood (Br), Gulfport.
Sailed 23d. strs Honduras (Nor. Port
Barrios; wcstford. Pensacola
Covena. Tampico; Deroche, New York; FL
fsleo. do; Ellis (No), Tela; Gonzaba, Tam
pieo Hahi,s' S' Baltimore IAN Jamaics; King
Hond), Port Cortcz: Rathlin Head tBr) I.
Belfast. Santa Theresa (Br). Matanzas: !:
Saramacca. Port Barrios: Sumatra Maru
(Jap). Kobe: Tabasco Mex, Tampico;
william = Dohcny. Tampico.
Sailed from Port Eads 23d. strs Alessandro
A UtaD port In Italy; Halo. New York /;
Lake Fablus, cardenas; Magdals (Br).
Glasgow: Meline (Nor). Thameshaven;
Northern CBD. Antwerp; Panoil. Port Ar
thur; Sydney tBelg), Antwerp; Wico New
York
NEWPORT NEWS. va. Feb 2S-ArrIved
str Briton, Boston
Sailed 23d. strs British Vine tBD. Tam
pico Messionier tBolR). Philadelphia.
NORFOLK Va, Feb 2o--Arrived. strs
Eastern Trader, Bizerta; Western (Brl .
Alexandria Manchester Hero (Br), Balti-
more) Barracoo (Br), New York; Marte
UtaD, Spezia Hahatonka, Port Arthur;
Haugarland fNor). Rotterdam.
Arrived Esd. strs Rockport. Jacksonville;
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SAILED.

. strs Caracas. San Juan, &C. Caroline Frl;
Bordeaux ~ Captain, New Orleans, f,oE ~!
Gleneden (Br), Antwerp; Hekia Dam. Car
tagena; Santa Luisa. Callao; w II Libby
Tampico Qatter returned) Fort Hamilton
(Br), Bermuda; Osceola, Philadelphia;
Strs Venus III (Nor), Philadelphia; Parma
hyba (Braz). Norfolk: Maryland (Br), Lon
don; Poybius, Rotterdam; vauban (Br),
Rio Janero. &c; Bay Head, Alexandria.
Strs Massick, Baltimore; Nueces, Calves
ton.
Sailed 22d. str Old North State, London.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
lreduced 10 sea leveQ at New York on
Wednesday, Feb %, 1921. at s AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau. was thirty (30) inches. This closely
approximates seven hundred and sixty-two
(T62) milimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, w, i3 miles; {;
cloudy moderate sea.
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Transatlantic Mails.
rauHsDAY. l7EBRUARY "a,

luIESDA0s FEbkI AKA -
NcsNay. sweden and Denmark touier
sad Copenhagen: also parcel post mails for
Norway. Sweden and Denmark. str United
States, II AN tsup il 80 AND.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY -.
Germany (C, Via Hamburg; also parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
drea l. Luckenbach, Pm.
Italy, via Naples and Genoa; also parcel
post mails for Italy. str PocahontRs. PM.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26.
Earope. Africa and West Asia. Via Liver
pool (mail y, str Celtic, AN (sup e;3o
Europe. Africa and west Asia Via Pyrn-
outll, Cherbours and Antwerp fmau y also
parcel post malls for Belgium, Luxemours
and Belgian Congo. str iceland. AM tsup
Evrope Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and Southampton; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, ireland, orange ahe
other countries, str Aquitania, AM (sup
$50 AND.
asciauo, $3.50 AN.
dressed only. via Havre, str La savoie, $50
AN f5Up 80 AND.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar (Spain and
Italy s). via Ponta Delgada. vigo, Gibraltar
ialtar, str Canopic, 80 AM.
Germany (s). via Hamburg; also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria, czeeho-
Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland str Mys-
italy. Bulgaria and Roumania ('), via
Naples. Narna and Constanza; also parceI
post malls for Italy and Bulgaria, str Re
South Africa (s). via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union of South At
rica. Bechuanaland ProtectoratS Portuguese
desia and South West Africa Protectorate,
str Clan MacIntyre, IL NJ.
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MRS. WILSON'S NIECE SPONSOR
rrmcs vessel Launched in the
new York shipynrd.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 29--Ciara H..
Boiling. eleven-year-old niece Of Mrs.
y oodrow Wilson. sponsored the COM
duation cargo and passenger steamship
3lue Hen State. named in honor OF The
State Of Delaware. which was launched
to-day az the New York shipyard cam
dcn.4N !.
The vessel s the last Of it's type Of
seven ships built at the Camden yard
fci the shipping Board. and will be al
located to the Ward Line Of New York.
which ALEC will operate the Centennial
state. The vessel IL 522 feet long.
Miss Boiling is the daughter OF r.. W.
Eolling of Washington, treasurer Of the
Shipping Board who with Mrs Boiling
witnessed the launching
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CLEARED.

tr'rom L. {. Naval Communication Ser Ice J
Str Maryland (Br). HUT. London--Atiantic
Transport Line.
Str United states DAM. Hoist, Christian
sand, Christiania and Copenha gen-Funch
Edye & Co. a
Str Cornish City tBr) Brydon. Hamburg
Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.
str Polybius, Cooke, Rotterdam Via Baiti-
more--Black Diamond Steamship Corpora
tion.
str Lebanon. Fels. Rotterdam and Dun
klrk--Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Niobe, Slilard Rotterdam and Holland
Robert l. Hague.
Str Hiinrius (Br), Bokir, Montevideo and
Buenoa Aires--R r Houston a Co.
str Caracas. Hlchborn, Curacao, Laguayra
and Puerto Csbello via San Juan-Biiss,
Dallett co.
Sir Lake traverse. fToidridre. cienrueros--
New York and Cuba Nail stesmship co.
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ARRIVED.

Str Massilia (Br), Glasgow Feb 2, 70 The
Anchor Line, with 81 passengers and mdsc.
Went 10 pier Il. North River.
Str Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam and
Boulogne Feb II. Plymouth 18th and Boston
.2d, TO the Holland America Line, with ~
first, $50 second cabin passengers and mdse.
Went 70 foot Of 5th street, Hoboken.
Str Canada (Fr), Marseilles Feb and Ma
pies Sth to James W Elwell & Co. with 81
first, 247 second cabin. ,614 steerage pas
sengers and mdse. Went TO foot Of 3ist
street Brooklyn.
Str Keketticut London Jan "a and ST
Michaels Feb 10, to Barber Co, in ballast.
Anchored IN Quarantine. Win so 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier 3s, Brooklyn.
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} NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

san PEDRO. Cal Feb 2a-Arrived, strs
Kinderdyk (DutclJ, Rotterdam and London.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb 23-Arrivcd, str City
OF Montgomery, New York.
Sailed 23d. strs Point Bonita, Baltimore;
Atrato. Miami Solitaire. Port Arthur.
Sailed 22d. str Schenectady, Bremen mot
TAMPA. Fla. Feb 23-saied. str Margaret,
Boca Grande.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Feb 22-Ar-
rived. tug Georges Creek, New York for
Boston. towing barges Nos IL and 90
WILMINGTON, nc, Feb 23-Arrived, str
Argosy, Antofagasta.
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Mails for South and Central Ame
ica. West. Indies, &c.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY -.
Cape Hayti, Gonaives and Port au Prince
1other parts OF Hayti. Jamaica and Colom-
Prince Jeremie, Aux Cages, Jacrnel, Kings
ton, Savanila and Cartagena, str Lake Sc
bsgo, 10 AM.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (p. via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str Santa
Clara, 8 AM.
Yucatan and Campcche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico -. via Havana, Progreso
Vera Cruz and Tampico, str Yucatan, $50
AN.
Puerto Plata tother parts of Dominican
Republic s) via Puerto Plata. Sanchez, La
Roinana San PEDRO de Macoris, San Do
mingo City and Baranons, str Dorothy, $3.50
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Orizaba, from Palermo. Is expected 10
arrive at PHILADELPHIA Thursday morning.
All passengers, IL possible, will be landed
at Philadelphia. Those bound to New York
will proceed by rail.
Str Princess Matoika, Genoa, &c. for New
York, was 1,1S5 miles west Of Gibraltar at
noon 2lst
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Feb 23-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Seamen's Church Institute, 25
South street, dropped to-day a. exact noon,
T5th meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Broad 291.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NJ, Feb 23-Barometer al
noon, So.ls inches wind, NV, light breeze
weather, fine: temperature, ~ deg Fair.
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Turks Island and Dominican Republic. Via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata.
$50 AN (sup 10 AND
bia ~ Via all Haytisn ports. oristobai.
Sssvanilla and Cartagena, str Gen o II Ernst,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
Dutch Guiana (Hayti and Curacao = via
Cape Hayti, Gonaives, Port au Prince, Petit
Goave. Aux Cages, Jscmel. Curacao and
Peramaribo str Aurora, 10 AM
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str Fort Victoria.
{ 80 AN.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador Cprints.
SCI, SCI, NieaTasua except sas. csasp, Ana
caome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) IN Hon
duras; cauca and Narino departments. Ecua-
lother parts OF Honduras and letter mail for
Salvador y, via Cristobal. Callao. Mollendo,
africa. Iauique. Antofasasta and Valparaiso,
str Essequbo, AN (sup AND.
North Brazil. 1qutos. Pernambuco. Para
hyba, Natal. Caoedello and Maeeio (other
parts q Brazil =. via Para. Maranhanl.
Ceara, Natal, Cabedello. Pernambuco. Maceio
Bahia and Rio Janeiro, str Byron. s 80 AN.
Bahamas, including Inagua and Fortune
Islands SCuSa -, via Nassau and Havana.
Costa Rica CUBA. Jamaica. Canal Zone
and Panama y. via Havana, Santiago, Port
Antonio, Kingston, Cristobal and Port Llmon,
Porto Rico. ST Thomas and 81 Croix, via
San Juan. str Ponce. $3.50 AN (sup $3.50
AMI.
Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana via
Trinidad. Georgetown, Paramaribo, st Lau-
rent du Maroni and Cayenne, str Lake Fnck-
Ter, 10 AN.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. str Ven-
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str Manoa.
Feb 20.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New zea =
land and Australia, via San Francisco. str
Japan, Corea and Siberia. via Seattle, str
Arizona Maru. Feb 20.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China. via San Francisco,
str Nile, Feb 81.
Guam. via San Francisco, u Logan,
Feb 2S.
Japan Corea. China. Siberia, French
Indo-China Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via Va
couver and Victoria, BC. str Empress
Russia. March s.
"Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Parcel post mans and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates: Kobe Jan
81 and Yokohama Feb 2. which arrived per
str Tokushima Maru, were despatched east
from Seattle on Feb 81 and are due in New
York on the morning of Saturday, Feb 26.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

wes half
h mail
nanfo
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EUROPE.

FRENCH couple. living IN Auteul. Paris
Indy speaking English. having French
license. would take an American girl as
RTER, is Rue Clement Yarot, Paris
The New York herald., 1921-02-24

Almanac for New Y

The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by th'
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Naval Orders

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK 1IEsALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. Feb 20.
These naval orders have been issued
Lieut.. Allen H. Heller. Dental Corps. 10
U. S. S. Leonidas Commander Barton l..
Wright, NJ c., to naval station, Guantanamo
Ray Cuba
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str Pawnee, New York for Boston cat
SEQ PAD.
Motor barge socony No 62 Cat II 80 AND
schr James NJ w Hail. New York for Bos-
ton (anchored)
Tugs John Garrett, with barges Cat s45
AND; Narragansett. with 3 (at $3.50 AND
Liberty with (af Z 40 AND.
Steam lighter Eiva (at 6:i5 PM 22d).
steam canaiboat Lille a. Agnes Cat 0 30
PM 22d).
Sailed 23d. schr Beryi NJ Corlsum tBr)
from Port Reading for Lunenburg, Ms.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Tugs salutation, with harges cat il.i
AA) Latin American. light tat $40 Pl
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N.nISy-rop SAFE or waNTrp,

MARINE-TOR SALE or WANTED.
---~--.-~-~~--~-~~~-~~~~~~
CAPTAIN and engineer want positions on
yacht viii do their own oyerhauline good
seaman and very good mechanic, referencc
Al. CAPTAIN, 1s40 Herald. Harlem.
MATE wanted, licensed, experienced In tow
ing scows TO sea. Henry Du Bots Cons CO.
" state ~. Bowling Green 6129
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

SAIL THURSDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

Il light coating OF llnsoed oil. thinned
with vinegar. This solution should bo
applied with cloth ana be- allowed 10
remain for few hours. after which
the upholstery should be wiped. For
imitation leather. soap and water may
be used for removing spots and linsecd
or sweet oil In small quantities for
Frightening the finish.
After examining the running gear of
the ordinary car one might be tempted
Ia forcgn telling the owner how TO clean
this part Of the vehicle. However,, n
stick for removing incrustations of
mud. SOAP and water and a stiff sush
viii make this job not 80 had after all.
Mud deposits on such parts m torque
tubes. universal housings. rear axle,
brake drums. etc. ought 90 be removed,
M they have n destructive effect In
time. In flushing parts Of the under
gear with water care should he taken
not 10 ic, the fluid get into Tho bearing
surfaces. This refers to such parts M
the brnking system. steering conncc'
tons etc.
A final plea; he sure that all para
phcrnnlln. cloths. spongcs. chamois
skins. etc. used for cleaning the pol
lEhcd surfaces ara clean themselves
before you employ them. Spongcs are
peculiarly liable Ia have sand In them
even new ones. They should he washed
on; In warm water before usc.--Ex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
KEEP CARS CLEAN,
IMPORTANT ITEM
SUGGESTIONS FOR KEEPING Az.
TOM0BII.E BODIES LOOKING
NEW AND BRIGHT

The last two or three years have
brought very remarkable develop.
ment In American body building. The
mechanism ~ the modern motor cur
has reached nm approximate degree OF
perfection. leaving the manufacturers
free to devote more time a. increasing
the attractlvencss of the vohiclc. The
present day American car, az II leaves
the factory. II really thing of beauty.
with lts highly polished surface and
shining metal. Naturally this has In
1uccd the owner o. take more pride In
keeping up the appearance Of his gaso.
line stccd. The result II that cleaning
methods and equipment have greatly
advanced over those Of few years
back.
The present day owner. using modern
methods. may keep his car looking new
all the time. nor will he have 10 spend
moro than a few inmates n day 90 ac.
c0mplIsh this end. For instance. there
are now on the market number OF
liquid and wax polishcs which will give
admirable results. II they are used M
directed.
| In the use or wax pollshes, the first
sten a. ,horouphlv IN clean tho body oS
IN, car The noIlsh Is npplIcd IA IN
suyfnce with n niece NJ rheesecIoth and
I tho, nuo,hcr cic,n cloth IN usnd 10 dis.
/ trlbu,e tho w,y ovenlv an over tho
surface. Car owners commonly make
Inc mistake NJ ,hinLlpy Tim, the morc
wnx nnnll,d the bo,,or A matter ot
fac, n very Thin rim ~ MI ,hnt h
needed rho unlish ,vIIl lac, fro,n fou,
dnv. :, , roel and inter a has hecu
nnulicd n, ,b, hcg,nning ~ tho wcck a
u,,io rul,ht,y ,,,,h n c,con clnth v,til
hr,,, an, tho lns,er egoi, tn wny
noil.b p,,v 4. usca for hoJv f,paers
hooa ava other I,,,,ous s,rsaco and I,
w,,u ,iso n, f,,,nd n ,iv., n gooa co,,,
Inc a, way loss mud win bc denositcd
ana WIN, thor. a. may no ns,Iv "a,
,,,o,,od
Tho mos, reccn, ,vne ~ hodv noiIsh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
FACTS
GvEk BY SINCLAIR
LOCAL OIL DEALERS
RAY ANDREWS or ANDREWs.Ale
DONALD. TELLS ABOUT
oil. USES.

The following interesting easy
steps Tor little foot" among automo'
bile Users N iSEuod Ivy Hay Andrews
of tie Andrew Mcdonald Company,
automobile accessory and gaa and oil
iealcra Il Amarillo:
"Bogiilng with the Sinclair motto.
Fof every machine ~ every degree of
wear. there II scientific Sinclair oil
10 suit co. fgccd and conserve its pow
err There " not q waste word In this
matter "deClhrcs Ma Andrews.
"Thc Sinclair Company has ISSUED
N Ind I lbhnl,lcu and this II founded
N the law that tho ported Of operation
4 motor car determines the condition
NJ the motor; and this condition % ;he
motor IL the only true guide In The re-
lection of the rrupcr lubricant
Th'r ~ the fret known index TO the
election II motor Oh upon the basis Of
wear or condition 81 the motor.
"sinclair Motor on IL made In vari'
nus grades, ranging from the Light,
" thin bodied oil, To the Extra Heavy
4 thick bodied oil
~ certain new ear requires a rpeci'
'lc Crude az al. i,un this same car
i've thousand miles or more and the
same grad, NJ OIL win no longer lubri'
cate the motor properly
why llecrurc the cylinder walls
nnd piston tlngs become worn This
Il TIE reason for ovcr.ai2cd piston rings.
Thn IL the reason fur increased oil com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
AMARILLO HAS BIC
VH9LE!sAlE,s supply
ACCESSORIES A99&
GENERAL AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
IL ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTO
ACCESSORY STORE

The General Auto Supply Company u
our only exclusive wholesale Auto Ac.
dcnsory hous. IN the Panhandle. From
an humble beginning a decade ago.
with slenographer and a shipping
clerk Il has grown steadily with q pres
ent payroll OF thousands OF dollars
ind a floor space Of over six thousand
square feet.
Another house under the same name
yhs OPENED IN Colorado Springs. Colo
RADIO four years ago and the two hqpats
serve territory Of some twenty I'VE
honmnd square miles. II was the aim
& the General Auto Supply Company
to supply the dealer what he may need
from the smallest platinum contact
point TO a shop lathe.
Buying In quantities from all parts
4 the country they are able 20 supply
dealers promptly from stock and per.
form the true function Of the jobber
ind thereby render service 10 the pub
Tic. q.
The business has been built up on the
.heory that "he profits most who serves
beat"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

neither too hot nor too cold. about so
degrees Fahrenheit being the proper
temperature. a large sponge soaked In
clear water and then sopped against the
mrfnco. W that the water trlckies
down. II best. Never turn a stream or
water az high pressure ON the body.
This will grind particles OF sand and
ithor grit into the varnlsh 10 the dctrl'
ment ~ the finish. The Idea II 20 float
tho mud or dirt off the surface.
Soap should never bc used on the body
except for removing grease or oil spots
4 small piece Of soft cloth. well Gov.
cred with castillo aoapsuds. serves very
well 10 remove grease from the panels.
The hood should never be- washed while
Il In hot. as this will result In dlscol.
Grafton. In cleaning the radiator send
a stream Of water from the rear In
stead OF from the front to Keep mols'
turc out OF the mechanism.
In drying the body clean chamols
skin should b. used, the rubbing being
done IN straight lines. II spots Of tar
or road oil ere found on the BODY II In
hest to trcat them with salt butter or
Kerosene. The butter softcns the de.
pcsIt ~ that Il may DO wiped off easily.
Kerosene should he applied locally and
wiped of within n minute.
To keep pace with the improved APP
pcapncc of the body. II II necessary to
give some attention To the top and Ia
the upholstery. A weekly brushing of
the top inside and out will add mhtcri.
ais "a lts llfc. Fabric tops should
never be- cleaned with gasoline or other
oils. no they tend 90 destroy the rubber
IN the top. CASTLE soap and water. APP
Piled with stiff brufh. In the best
cleaning medium for the top. The up
holstcry ought really 90 be cleaned once
n week. This means not only wipinE
the surface of the cushions. hut clean
ing out the dirt that Inevitably accumu'
latcs under the piping and IN the cor
ncrr. After the dust has been removed
leather upholstery may be cleaned with
cloth soaked in a weak solution OF
ammonia and water. CASTLE soap and
water are also used on leather. but gas
line should never 10 employed. because
Il tends 90 cause cracking. The leather
ahuuld H. treated occasionally by givinE