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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANf
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philude lnhia
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
1l3 Chestnut street,
phIIndplDhln Pm
J0UN j. FELIN 4 CO., nc.

JOHN j. FELIN & CO., nc, r,,
The hoard Of Directors OF John !. ES
a 20, Inc at their meeting held this %.
have declared an annual dividend Of i0F X
the Common Stock OF the ,Comrany, and "
regular quarterly dividend 0r iSI'e on ~
prefprred Stock, IRyahle january l8th U
stoCkholders Of record on January ION
Checks will bc mailed.
WILLIAM D. REILLY
Sarr'tay'
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL
To the Holders of Certific.,.,
of Deposit of the
American Cities Company
$500 Collateral Trust BonJ,

The undersigned Committee for hola.,.
deposited Amn nrican Cities Companv ~ sN
Collateral Trust Bonds under Boniho,sok
Deposit Agreement dated January III. Ie,,s
has approved and adopted q Plan and Ans.ls,
ment for the REORGANIZATION Of or Readssne.es
ment of the American cities Company ~,
In accordance with Article "Elghth'I n, ~
Bondholders' Deposit Agreement, has iossiM! ~
n copy Of said Plan and Agreement oussa u,aa
Mercantile Trust Company, OF New vntas
City. New York; Guarantee Trust a epvk
Deposit Company, OF philadelphia pa "a.
Canal Commercial Trust G. Savings p.a.a saa
New Orleans, La, the depUsitarIes ,,na't
said BondhOlders Deposit Agreement ~ ~
inspection by the deposltors. W
The COMMITTEES has also mailed a oo,r :,
said Plan and Agreement TO each depo.y,,o'll y
ms their names appear on the records ~ v'~ w
Committee. Addit onal copies arc aysl.lnns w
at the office Of each depositary. aO'
Tho tinle within whIc., deposI,ors ,vh. j
not assent to such plan cnd agreement -.
Withdraw their bonds and coupons ras'v nv
scnted by their certificates Of deposi, epre' KY
nuant to the provisions Of tho BondbntdL.la dLl., '.
Deposlt Agreement. expires on Januarv !,
1929. '"'S y
Dated. New Orleans. La. December 4,
1921. o.
]. x. NEWMAN. Chairman
LYNN ". DINKTNS
ARCHIBALD KA1NS C,onr,,,,..
LEWIS H. PARSONS
PERCY WARNER
Secretary Of Committee IT, l.. FAIR
212 Carondelet street,
New Orleans, La.
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Fast Bufnlo. y. y. Inn. 5.-CATTLE--
Receipts, It's head. Steady. Calves ie-
ccipts. 275 mead; 5Vc lower. ,S3G 1880.
HOGS-Rcceipts. 1870 head. steady 70
&c higher Heevy. s7.5Og7,75; mxTd. s.
a I. SO. workers.. Ss,75I0i Hight 40 and pigs,
S0G0.2j; roushs, f5,75pG; sthSs. S3'oOg
SHEEP AND IAMRS-Recc!pts,r 12)O
head: Lambs 25c ZIP at S6Qgl3.
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Total, Sl4,T ,T80. 900. compared with Sl1,-
4o% 900 yesterday. Thus far this week. S45,-
$40. 600.
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BLACKW0OD COAL g. COKE COMpAyy
TWENTY-ITVE-YIiR FIRST NOR,
GAGE 0 PER CENT SINKING FINN
| GOLD COUPON BONDS. DUE FEanr,

MY I, 1881
Blackwood Coal & Coke Company hav,.
notified tho undersigned OF its concIusss
sase dated February I. 1900, to redeem r'O,I, Y
OF the outstanding bonds and having m,I
a deposit OF funds TO pay for same M,
undersigned hereby gives notice that ~
bonds have been formally drawn for pa yms.s ss
at 1889 and accrued interest "a oi fetes..
ary LIST. 1922. after which dato inter.v
thereon will cease.
Said bonds. with all unmaturcd coune,,
attached, should be presented for payrn.S,
at offlcc OF Trustee on or after Februay,
I. 1922.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trus,,.
THOMAS $. HOPKINS. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa, January Q. 1922.
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Secretary Of Committee. II. IT, FALR
212 Carondelet street.
New Orleans, Ia.
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HOlv Does II Strike You?
Kr0enzlein's Record
Teaching Ruth
Temper of Ring
By
THE OBSERVER

TACK W. MERCHANT the University Of California
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Will Of %es than the n.uss EVENTS
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WILDE PLANS VISIT
TO AMERICA AGAIN
Mighty Atom Not to Retire.
Will Defend FIyweight
Title Here
RECEIVERS FROM ACCIDENT
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

D pECENT1.Y a report came over from
~ deah OF Lunnon that Jimmy Wilde.
thar Mighty Atom. had gone into fistic
rctrement-that he was through with
boxing owing to an accident suffered in
n fall from n horse. Well. it isn't so.
If an arrival from England the other
day has the correct facts.
Not only Is Wilde going to resume
finSing fists. but the great little Welsh
man is planning another trip to Amer
ica. and Will be open to meet any one
his weight. even going so far as permit
ting some OF the boys in this country to
come in at lis pounds.
wilde has fully recovered from his
fall from horse that laid him up
some weeks ago. says the returned
sportsman from England. He looks in
excellent condition. and probably will
weigh around the 1l2.poundS mark
when he gets hack into the ring. Jimmy
himself admits that he still could make
1OS. IL necessary.
Major Wilson, who promoted the
Lewis Carpenter match. said that
Wilde demanded too much money ia
defend his fyweight laurels, so that II
was virtually impossible to bring Amer
tcan boxers to England to meet Jimmy.
However. Wilde denied that he has
been holding out for guarantees, saying
that he would be glad to box on n per
ccntagc basis If suitable opponent
could be found
when Wilde comes TO America
again. some time after next November
he will issue challenge to Jack
, Shnrk"y at lis pounds.
1t was against Wilde whom Sharke,
made his reputation and started on hi.
way to n young fortune in the ring
and after their meeting In Milwaukee,
when the Welshman first came to thi.
country.
It is hardly possible that a Sharkey
. Wilde match will be made, II Wild
does come to America. Sharkey now il
a full hcdged featherwcight. and tn
! chances are he could not make III
pounds. with a leg off. as they say II
high class boxing circles.
wilde said he would have been glat
TO box Johnny Buff" continued ou
informant. when the bantam champion
was in England, but Buff ran back t,
the States without giving the pro
/ motors u chance to figure on con
test.
The little Welshman is a popula
rs h" ever was IN London, despite hi
knockout at the hands of Pete Her
man. Herman left bad impression
behind him, because he failed to max
! weight for his lighter opponent twice
Herman, however, Is regaining hi
standing in England, and may be cx
pectcd to figure in some interestiu
bouts there shortly"
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OLYMPIC STARS TO SWIM
Miss Wainwright, Miss Rlsein and
Balbach In Meet Today

Now York. May 30. - Three star
swimmers who won points for this
country in the recent Olympic games at
Antwerp will take part in the big Ne.
mortal Day swimming meet to be held
at Brighton Beach this afternoon. The
Misses Helen Wainwright and Aileen
Riggin and Louis Balbach are the lu-
minaries.
Miss Riggin and Miss Wainwright
will meet in a special 150-yard invita-.
ton free. style race. while Balbach will
compete for hOnors In fancy diving
contest from the ten foot board.
The two mermaids, while very good
sprint swimmers, won their honors IN
the Olympics in the fancy diving events.
They finished first and second, Miss
Riggin winning by one point over her
teammate. Balbach won places In both
the high and low diving championships
at the international meet.
Four other events ere on the pro.
gram, including the ffty.yard junior
Metropolitan championship for women
Miss Ethel McGary, the twelve year.
old star Of the Women's Swimming As.
sociation, Is entered In this event ant
Is the favorite to cop the honors.
Among the well-known performer.
among the men who will take part ir
the other events are Jimmy Hall, who
won the ten mile national title on tn
Delaware River from Philadelphia I,
Riverton, y. j., last year, when Flu
gene Bolden, of Chicago. was disquali
fed; Tommy Hirshfeld. Metropolita,
junior diving champ, and Tom Mckee
Metropolitan senior diving titleholder
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Brown and Bronder to
R,l, in Chicago Meet

Larry Brown, intercollegiate half
mile champion. and George Bron-
der, javclin titleholdcr and point
scorer in the intercollegiate in the
shotput, will represent the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania in the national
collegiate meet in Chicago on June
16 and II. Last year Earl Eby was
the sole Penn man and he captured
the halt. .mile run. Both Brown and
Bronder are expected to win in their
favorite events, the half-mile and
javelin.
Brown will run in a special COO
yard race in the New York A. g.
games on Saturday in an effort to
lower the record. Brown will run
from scratch, with handicaps to the
best in the New. York district.
Brown failed by a fifth OF a second
to equal the 600 mark on Franklin
Field recently.
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PLAYGROUND BASEBALL
Ten Recreation centers Announce
Schedule for June

The Recreation Athletic League com
posed of ten playground teams under
the supervision OF the Bureau ot hrrre'
alton of the Department of Welfare
has launched its spring baseball cam
paign. -. .,o
Kngsessing Recreation Center, Is
chairman OF the Baseball Committee
and Peter Schmidt is chairman Of the
Games Committee.
The schedule for the coming month
follows:
Saturday, Jun. s--McCoach at Ware; Shot
Tower at Kingsosstng; CohocHslnK a. ms
.ey: Water Tower At WateFvie"i Ath'eNc az
Funaeld. ,.,, q. VAN.
shot Tower at NrCoach; Cohocksnk at
wes,moreIand; Water Tower at s'e"'on'
satlTdaY Jgne II = Mccooycyh yy.. a, ,; KipF ID
scssng; Shot Tower at Nar": "es'nlnrelauH
a, Hissey, S,enton at WaterHtew' Francis
''tss sa,arday' az yn June 24-vars az McConch.
shot TowSr at Kinssessing; Hissey al ., Co.
nocksink; Wacerv!ew at Water Tower Fun
field at Athletic
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DRISC0LL TO RUN HERE
Entries for American LeaIen Field
Day viii Close Tomorrow

Entries for the third annual Amc.; =.
can Legion field day close tomorro,v
Already a large number Of entries hsv:
been received and a fine meet IL os.
sured. The Legion has put on a one.
mile relay handicap. This race will NOT
be found listed on the entry blank, bur
1t Is expected that a goodly array Of
teams will enter for 1t. A silver team
trophy has been donated for the event
Joseph Driscoll, who won the 44Cl.
yard intercollegiate championship last
Saturday, will head the Massachusetts
team in the inter. State one. mile rclo
race. and he will also compete in tho
6OO-yart National Legion champion :.
ship. With Brown, Of Pennsylvania :
Norton. Of Washington; Driscoll and
other stars a sensational finish can bs
predicted,
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ROCHESTER HAS CLEAN
SLATE IN NAVY LEAGUE
Adds Two More Victories 20 Mum.
ber In Last Week

The L. s. s. Rochester continues to
lead the League Island Navy Yard
Baseball League with a clean slate.
Two more games were added to the
won column last week. when the
Marines were beaten, 10 to Z, and
Naval Hospital was defeated. % to 3.
The Shawmut in second place, won
its only game and the Receiving Sta.
tion in third place, also captured both
games played. Receiving won from the
Marines by the same score as Roches-
ter, namely, 10 TO Z.
The big game to date Is scheduled
for Friday. when Receiving and
Rochester come together. 1t is the only
one of the afternoon, and both teams
will have their bands on hand and the
entire yard will turn out. The stand
ings to date follow:
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R. W. MAXWELL TO UMPIRE
PENN.STATE GRID GAME
Cream Of country's offveIa,s VIII,
Work on Franklin FIe,d

The University Of Pennsylvani. h..
secured the cream of the country. soo4
ball oficials for the games next ssl,
according to an announcement nv Feet
Cosens. who will be the graduate 1.n's m.n
ager at the University in the fail. III.
Cosens represented Penn at thu ofi,cisis;
meeting In New York Saturday.
Charley McCarty, the Germs,.,-.
Official, will referee the first four 1";u~n ..
Franklin and Marshall, Univers;tun ;nes; .;
the South, Maryland State and Swsr.btI CI
more. ~ '"aFtn'
Cossroye, Of Cornell, will b. refo...
OF the Navy game, with Carl ResS
umpire; Eckles, linesman, ana 1SSso' nso
son, field judge. For the Xish.rs.
game, Berger will referee. In h'qma tho pi.a
contest, O'Brien will referee. with a. A.
sharpe rs umpire, Carl Reed ss iiroS, ~
man and Dave Fultz az field Judge ''''eS'
Charley McCarty will refeses, ~.
Penn state game, with Robert W. w
Maxwell, Sports Editor OF the EvES,w"c, ~,
l,UMiC LEDGER, umpire: Wi,h",
Crowell, head linesman, and O,RrIoa O,Rgo,
as heid Judge. Tom Thorpe will ref f.' !.
cree the Cornell game, assisted nv re,, 70,
Reed as umpire, Eckles as head ,ins.. .. =.
man and A. w. Palmer as field i,I.s
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AD STONE ADDS MILLER
TO HIS LIST OF K. O.'S
Marine Slows Away ealtimorean In
Fourth at Hailer's Park

Ad Stone, the mauling marine, added
another knockout to his string when he
stopped Herman Miller. of Baltimore;
in the fourth round Of scheduled
eight round bout at Haller's Park last
night. 1t was the opening OF the fresh
air boxing season in Philadelphia.
A right hand punch flush on the chin
dropped Miller. Referee . brlen counted
m 70 seven and the Baltimorean gameiy
staggered to his feet. but he was in no
shape TO continue and the third man IN
the ring halted hostilitics. stone heIpeG,
Miller 70 his corner. The time was :
minutes - seconds of the fourth round
1t was stones bout throughout, hav-
ing dropped his opponent Tor one
count in the second round. -
Raw Mitchell was a winner in six
rounds against Dick Stosh. Pedro
Campo handed a lacing to Joe Ritchle'
| and Matty Dechtcr won from Al Moore
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Wild Lacrosse Ball
Skaters Wind Shield
New Brunswick. n. j.. May so.

New Brunswick. n. j.. May 80
A lacrosse ball. straying from the
path intended for it. has stirred up
some unusual trouble at Rutgers
College. While practicing on Col.
lego Field. scene Of the first football
game back in 1850 between Prince
ton and Rutgers. Captain elect Will
liam Sparks made a shot for goal.
The ball went wide, and rs it crossed
street a fast moving automobile
intercepted it. The owner yesterday
presented n bill to the Rutgers Ath-
letic Association for S2Sl. itcmiz"d
as follows: Broken windshield. 50 !;
medical attention, 81; new suit of
clothes, $40; loss Of one week 5
wages, $l32.
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Wilhelm Shifts Pills Batting Order
@0MBATT0 IS IN PHILA.
FOR 30-MIlE PACED RACE
Ita5lan Champion to Ride at veIo.
\. n drome Thursday Night

George Colombatto, pedal pushing
ehsnplon Of Italy. who has been in
America for several weeks riding sue
cessfully at Newark, y. j.. arrived in
Philadelphia early yesterday afternoon
In time to take whirl around the
wooden saucer at the Point Breeze Nelo-
ded1ne, Colombatto is IN great shape
Eon&speepared to ride at top form here
sbQ Aursday night in the 80 mile inter-
nj 9nAl motor paced race.
his will be Colombatto's first ap.
j kRedHAnce In Philadelphia in two years.
La& season the Italian returned to his
l nat3<e land, made some wonderful
sholrin with his bike and then won
,$fchampionship of Italy by wide
IN OF points.
er going around the Nclodrome
n .of-a- mile track here yesterday )
Il Don, Colombatto, who speaks
u n fuently, said that the bowl
Y" IA perfect condition and predicted
line In Thursday nights races
st Of the 1922 season in Phila
MA.
Hted against Coombatto will be
NJ crack motor. followers of inter
pae NAL reputation, They are Jules
NJ 0el, of France, who proved him
&eel1 ene of the gamest riders In America
as4kesr Frank Cory, the Australian
Kls93a gritty man behind motor, and
Clarke, of Newark. Clarke has
y training at the Point Breeze track
n ,everal days.
ieles the 30.mile motor paced
here will be a match sprint event
e n Bobby Walthour. Jr,, making
\ III jt5 ffessional debut, in two out o
a. oil
"A = Walthour has been beating 1
y.hs veterans at Newark since
Il !, $;srican amateur champion oI
N n. I'D pro recently.
n - smatcur events also will b.
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o,~n-air boxing

Thc big boy anxious to get s'"r,eg s@a1s sHs' Ad
Stone as a beginner.
Open-alr boxing is TO be hs,d az .e"'nh MeS
Nanayunk this summer. sta,',ns .h" e'|u'" ,r
Missile there.
Patsy wallace Is schrduled to meet Hank
Mrc;"Ssrn in the wind-up at the National
,nrSorr, W night Charley Cross, pro'rse
j%S eSssn ss. : faas die P5Sm%;sy Spssy
nmu nns,ch.I r Win Al conway in the semi. Pre-
inns: skugse Murray ys., joe shark; Johnny
VS.. Kid Gene and Kid Beebe IS. Joe Brown
Eddie Hayes has Btlly Dey'ns IN me H,i,, fs,tIe
and ready for matches with fatay M".!a,s
and BATTLING Mack or return set''o WAN
Joe O'Donnei.
n""y ,nn, ,'V' nr"d dates with Martin Judge and
willie Allen at Atlantic CITY next month
An upstate promoter, Joe Ksnnsdy says;
| pundee. junior ltshIwsight CHAMPION and
Danny Rodgers. IR0dgerS Is gong IKE "a. a
! house afrr," according 10 Kennedy. having
| recently knocked out Snake Fisher"
Joe McCabe. a Lancaster lightweight. Is
| planning to invade Philadslpna for the pur.
| pose OF taking on Joe TlplltZ ana Harry
| tKidl Brown.
Martin judge. following his bout with WI;
Wagner
Lew schupp. OF New Castle, Pa. wants
| TO meet Vcmmy LoughraL again
! Joe Mctioyern. brother Of the late, YOUNG
| Terry MCGovern. OF this city, is about to
start n ring career. lie Is Il bantamweight
Steve Iatzo Is laid NJ with a broken rib
and viii be unable to box for month
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CLASS A
Wants Game Today

Through a misunderstanding the
Racine Club, with grounds at York
Road and the Boulevard, arc without a
home game Memorial Day afternoon.
The Racine team will pay expenses for
any club filling in this date. Manager
}. Lonoghue. 1918 Hunting Park
avenue. BELL phone, Wyoming 6454W.
The Racine team will travel during
June and have open twilight, Saturday
and Sunday dates. Would like to hear
from teams in Pennsylvania, New Jer.
say and Della ware.
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Two Blocks for Harmon

In the hrst block Of the Hotpoint match
street. Harmon defeated Clearwater. 100 10
Is. After a poor start Harmon by some
sensational shooting made q high run of "a
CleRrwater's run was %. In the evening
Eame Harmon was of to a good lead and
never headed: winning easily, 100 10 81.
The total for the two blocks is; Harmon
200: Clearwater, 128.
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Al Wagner Beats Willie Green
Atlantic CITY. \. J.. May 1O.--N Wng,

Atlantic city, n. J.. May 3o,--N Wagner
n Philadelrhin, cnrtlv defeated wi,,le
round wind.up Of tho Northsids Club boxing
show hcre, Wagner cnrrcd every ono of
tho eight session. Make Williamson and
*. o leonard; both of Philsdeiphie, fought
a r,zzlins -ight.round draw. IN the semi.
night. Young Mmffo. of AtlantIc City. de-
icsted lack pnrcEi also OF nj. city; Jack
Jones. OF Philadelphia. In the sixth round
with a terrific right to tho Jaw. Franki.
sown dfsnssH dfeatssa cSnrs fnnis1
Green. Of Philadelphia.
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BELFIELD'N FIRST GAME
viii Open Baseball Season VIII
Puritan This Afternoon

The Belfeld baseball team. Of Ger.
mantown, which was prominent among
the semi. pro. baseball teams last sea :.
son, will inaugurate the 1922 campaign
this afternoon with the Puritan nine,
Of Kensington.
The game will be played at the Bel.
field grounds at Ogontz and Church lane
and the Germantowners will have the
majority Of last wears team in the line. /.
up. Joe Cotter will hurl the initial con-
test.
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Merchantxilla GirIa Win

Merchantviil-. y. j.. May 30.--The young
ladies' OF the Merchantville liiEh school held
a dual meet on their athletic field here
with the misses Of the Gloucester Hsh
school the local girls winning by the score
of 80 points to ~.
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Romp for Merrill Pros

Merrill Prof swarnped b.. o. =. Prot, "a
TO J. last night. Keenan, had them at his
mercy throughout. while Merrill hit freely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30

decided as will sprint race for Glass
Is amateurs.
Carpenters have finished work on the
track so that the riders will be safe in
speeding, while the stands also have
been fixed for the comfort of the fans.
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sToNEHURsr, 4; REX, 3

. stonehuIst added another to It's string Of
played at eighth and Walnut strects.
by defeating the Rex A. c.. OF WashlnEton,
before one OF the largest Groves OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
You Auto Know

emery cloth instead Of With fis' % i viii lbs be
e e snd cnh to Ss Miro no .'oSTS
form the hold the material at the lower end
The cloth at the outer end Of the file Ia heia
by the fingers anyway. 80 that this does not
need clip,
Keep watch on tho .reen deposit which
your .toraF. battery. Unless acid has been
spilled on them !. indicates = slisht leak IN
up. In tho meantime. clean on the terminals
thorouRhly and cover with cup grease to
prevent further corrosion.
Never dip into tho gasoline tank with
handful Of wcs,c wh"n YOU hav" ,.n something hing
ToSS: %h the ay. tAsn mns
before '" Being inssstcd ss i INTO to- the ssnk. ~
GrrNs~-sosked wires should be replaced
with new ones.
Buvred re,r teeth are detrimental to the
proper action OF the gear set
Carr should h taken not 70 fold down the
top when II Is not thoroushiy dried. "
When .prinr becomes loose at the
anchorage poin. It will break very quickly.
Of the heat method. OF cleaning either sloth
| or leather upholstery,
When II is nrce~aary 10 remove tho valve
| the spring must mrs. be compressed before
| tho spring seat key can be removed.
Hard gvease should never be used In trans
| mission. as II cannot he kept in cIrculat! or
and therefore cannot !ubricate tho gears and
bearings.
II tho gears nrs meshed too deeply or ar,
not properly fabricated there will ba a con
| 'inuous grinding nore In the rear axle wher
| tho car is In cperation