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Evening star., 1925-03-01
What's the Answer

I. What is meant by double
clutching?
2. What is the actual cost of a
typical license plate for automobiles?
8. Why do gasoline tank wagons
always trail a chain from the frame
TO the ground?
T. When forced to drive the car
through freshet. what is the main
thing to watch?
S. How can the driver tell whether
the stop light signal is working?
(Think these over during the week
and look for the answers in this
column next Sunday. You may be
wrongD
Copyright, 1s25.l
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and to cause excessive oil dilution.
This occurs on the suction and power
strokes of the piston.
2. The world boasts Of at least one
modern automobile with the engine
in the rear where one usually pictures
the gas tank. 1t is the German
Rumpler.
8. 1t is particularly important TO
see that the spring clips are always
tight on a car embodying the "Hotch-
kiss drive" principle. This is because
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the springs in this type Of drive take
all the torque, or twisting strain
caused by the cars tendency TO re-
volve about the propeller shaft. A
very large number of cars are bulls
on this principle. The remainder en-
are designed to relieve the springs OF
this double duty
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and furnished house sells quicker and
at a better price than an empty one.
and just applied the idea to the
merchandising of used cars.
The big stumbling block to quicker
disposal of used cars is the public's
suspicion. A used car standing on a
sales floor defeats more salesmanship
than anything else.
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Now You Have It.

(Answers to last weeks Questions.)
1. Many engineers do not favor the
idea of a piston with holes drilled
through under a special ring because,
while this allows the ring to scrape
excessive oil from the cylinder walls
and force IL to the piston pin, the
design is said to lower compression
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with measures for elimination Of
waste in motor fuel utilization? (b)
What economic problems of a like
nature are involved? (c) What is
the future of the electric driven car
and truck and of the return of the
horse in the reducing of gasoline
consumption p
Evening star., 1925-03-01
SPOTLIGHT HAS VIRTUES.

A spotlight on direct circuit from
the battery is a safety device to in
sure you against being left in total
darkness when running fast at night,
in the event that a short" puts cut
the headlights.
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Astonishing NesU Performance
In pickup and getaway the Nev Paige
and New Jevett Me . step ahead of every
one. ona slow, hard pun through sand or
rough roads. thy % through smoothly
in high. They swiftly pass others ON hills.
OFF you Eke-theyn crawl smoothly
up 10 high when others are sputt9ing in
second" " And 80 he1ble b their big power
that you can drive from miles an hour to
top speed IA high.
This marvellous new ability has been
engineered into these new motors with
costly balanced erankshafts; chain drive
forpunp, cam and timing shafts-with an
aato1astip t1ke-up improved fubrication
md cooling Andmsuy other rehnemeuts
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If Your Cars Stolen.

Remember Emerson's appropriate
thought:
Let a man learn to look for the
permanent in the mutable and fleet
ing; let him learn to bear the disap-
pearance OF things he was wont to
reverence, etc"
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We Say the New Paige and New Jewe Will Revoluhonize
Your Ideas of Fine Performance

Westand ready TO prove this statement A fewmanutes
demonstration in either the New Paige or New Jewet
viii convince the hardest headed driver. We suggest this
If you feel that the you drive is wonderful per
forma-take it out and put it through the points
shown IN the illustrations at left. Or try out any make
Of car that you think Is best.
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The difference between n lottery
and buying n secondhand car from
an unknown seller is that i'm the lot
terry you have n chance.
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New handling case, too. Touch steering
with ban-bearing steering spindles and
special gearing for balloon tires. Jerking
and stalhng have been made next to nm
possible by rehnementsto the Paige Jewett
sav-hiade steel clutch and Transmission.
And hydhaulic for-wheel brakes Qock-
heed type) are DOW optional On all models
At slight extra cost.
Permanent Perfected
Performance
Our engineers have done more than add
ing these new qualities to Paige and ,Jewett.
They have done far greater thing. These
qualities have been made pernzanenf IN
the New Paige and New Jewett.
We repeat our offer Test either csr In
demonstration. una
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Then let us take you the same ground IN New
Paige or New Jewett Put to the tests. You will
not be obligated m any way. Our salesman will not
attempt to "seH' you during the demonstration. He'll
Just be there TO answer any questions you may ask You
do the drivngor if you prefer, just ride Here's what
you'll discover about the New Paige and New Jewett:
Evening star., 1925-03-01

Tie New Paige and New Jewett motors
ne big. They give abundant power for the
cars husky weights Remarkably smooth,
silent power.
Both motors are anes. That means dc
utmost In efficiency, and perfection inpc
Torrance. More Cylinders would only COM
pficate their simpticity-just make un-
necessary expense for you.
Lsexarioxs Riding Ease
Fev cms can equal the new riding comfort
of the New Paige and New Jewett. Springs
are unusually long. Suspension has been
specially designed for the fun comfort Of
balloon tires No more bonnps-no more
jars- just grutae motion WhenyuuEnss
rutS and holea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
Chairman Butler
Urges Republicans
Begin Campaign Now

Philadelphia, May 20.-(AP)-Re
publican party workers were urged by
Chairman Butler of the Republican
national committee, speaking before
thesUnion League here tonight, to be-
gin work now for Republican success
in Eext years congressional elections
in order to enable President Coolidge
to carry out the party's program.
ITO make 1924 effective we must
win in 1896" Senator Butler declared.
Il have no delusion that the victory
will drop in our hands. We must fight
for 1t. To that end we have the sup
port of the people. That support I
am certain is to be had once we make
clear the real issue, the real signifi
canoe of the votes they will cast"
Senator Butler scored when he de-
scribed as the attempt of "a battered
and torn Democratic party to ride
back into power" by preaching "fnde-
pendence in political thinking and act
ing"
'They would encourage" he said,
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MacMillan's Ship
Continued from Pace Onel

ic Society. under who's auspices the
trip will be made.
Soon after the ceremonies, the
Peary. with Commander Macmillan
aboard, left for Boston where she is
due to arrive tomorrow. With her
three airplanes aboard, she will
leave that port June II and later with
the Bowdoin which already has made
two Arctic trips. will start for Etah,
Greenland. Eight aviators and me-
chanics from the United States navy
and five scientists from the National
Geographic Society will make the
trip.
The continent which the expedi-
ton seeks, Commander Macmillan
said, lies to the west of northern
Greenland and until the present has
existed only as mirage, or re-
Fiction against the Arctic sky Ad-
miral Peary saw it in 1906. COM
mander Macmillan in 1917, and
many whalers have also reported it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
UqIy Spots

Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as Othine-double strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any drug or
department store and apply little
of it night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst
freckles have begun to disappear,
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. 1t is seldom that more than
an ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain a beautiful
complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if it fails to
remove your freckles.
We recommend Othine Complexion
Soap for use with Othine. also as a
shampoo-it's wonderful for bobbed
hair-25c a cake at all drug or de-
partment stores or by mail. Othine
Laboratories, Inc, Buffalo. n. Y.
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independent voting among Republic
cans in the Senate and House-they
would divide the Republican represen-
tation, and compromise with the
few so-called independents on the Re-
publican side and thereby defeat the
administration and the Republican pol
icy and program. That Is their pur-
pose; that is their strategy.
"The Republican party has been the
victim Of guerilla warfare in the past
when the fortunes of the opponents
were at low ebb, and this is one of the
times"
The goal of every Republican party
worker, Chairman Butler declared,
should be to bring into it's fold such
great majority of citizens who are
Republicans by deliberate conviction
and not because of fear of national
disaster, that we can face every cleo
ton without doubt of the result.
THE time is ripe" he said, "for a
great consolidation Of these forces
within our party provided we are able
to build a framework, national in its
scope, economically sound and human
itarian, of the men and women who
think in reasonable harmony with one
another.
1.-THE people wan it. After years of
political experimentation with blocs
and factions which, for all the good in
tentions of the promoters or partici-
pants, have worked only increase the
general confusion and delay the appli-
cation of real remedies, they are in-
clined to be sober and saner line of
thinking"
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Witnesses Missing
Continued from PAGE Onel

persons connected with Jones' office.
NO announcement was made of ac-
ton voted, however, and it was re-
garded as probable that Mr.. Grove had
acted to force statements from persons
known to have been associated in be-
half of Shepherd.
William Scott Stewart and w. w.
O'Brien, attorneys. for Shepherd, were
not summoned before the grand jury,
but We're questioned by the states at
torney during court this afternoon.
Both denied they knew of Whites
disappearance or present whereabouts
and asserted that he was desired as a
witness for the defence.
Despite failure of state or defence
to find White, who formerly was
known as Faiman's "bodyguard," the
Chicago Daily News printed in all late
editions a news story saying Robert
White, vanished states witness in the
Shepherd murder case, was found to-
day guard in downtown hotel"
While the questioning of witnesses
before the grand jury was in progress
telegram was received at the state S
attorneys office that man resem-
bling White had been seen in ST. Jo-
seph. Mich. Detectives were assigned
to investigate the report.
"A chambermaid in the hotel
where White IS said to have been
taken let slip word to the states
attorneys Office as to where he
might be found" said the Daily
News.
"A checkup of her story was not
encouraging to any prosecution that
might hope to convict Shepherd of
the murder of Billy McClintock.. It
was said that White had given ma
terial for the preparation of an af-
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Best Embroiders Are
Sturdy Outdoor Women

London. May ga. P. by MaiD-
The modern girl is taking a more in
telligent interest in needle work than
did the early Victorian. according to
Mrs. Mary Antrobus, who is restor-
er by royal warrant Of the tapestries
in Holyrood, Windsor Castle and
Buckingham Palace.
Mrs. Antrobus acted as one of the
judges at an international needle
work contest here, and is considered
one of the greatest authorities in
Europe on these materials. Hunting
women, and the girls who play
hockey and tennis and take an inter-
est in outdoor sports are. as a whole,
the women who do the best en-
broidery today. in the opinion Of Mrs.
Antrobus. Needlework fulfills a side
of their lives which sports do not, she
says, because sports are not creative
and needlework certainly is.
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Note Improvement
Continued from Pace One,

duced forces. Some improvement
noted In pulp and paper industry.
bulidlng active. Some shortage of
farm help.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Practically all plants running. MANY
fulltime. Wooden, printing and wire
cable industries working overtime in
certain sections. Although there
has been some Improvement in the
shoe and cigar industries, part time
Stlll obtains in many factories and
some cotton mills and machine shops
are operating on part time. Brush
and needle industries running near
capacity. Farm help exceeds the de-
E:and.
VERMONT
Conditions showed a slight improve
ment. Many plants are running on
full time and some overtime In
creased activity in granite industry.
Overtime obtains in the worsted mills
in some sections. Good farm labor
reported scarce in certain sections
Building programs active.
RHODE ISLAND
While full time schedules obtain in
many of the industries, others on
part time. No marked surplus of Ia
Dor evident. Silk mills. elastic web
bling and printing plants operating
overtime and will continue on this
basis for the next two months. Scar
city of farm help noted in certain
sections. Building active.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Little change noted. There was a
lull in the shoe industry with the
passing of the easter season, most
shoe factories on part time. The ma
Sority of the textile mills are either
running on part time schedules or
with reduced forces. Improvement
in the metal trades reported, with a
shortage of skilled tradesmen, in
some sections. Extensive building
operations keep resident craftsmen
busy.
BOSTON INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
Practically all plants operating.
some on full time while others are
working on part time schedules.
Building brisk.
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The land is believed to extend over
100000 square miles.
Because it is~impossible to reach
this land by ship or dog team" Com
mander Macmillan said, 1--WE will
use the airplanes to make daily
flights from Cape Thomas Hubbard.
In three days we can cover as much
territory as we could in three months
with ordinary facilities. I doubt if
the land, If it exists, will have hum
an inhabitants, but plant and animal
life are highly possible. At all times
we will keep in touch with our own
men and the rest of the world by
radios which have been installed on
the Bowdoin and the planes"
On the return voyage, Commander
Macmillan will explore Labrador to
seek Morse ruins reported by the
EsquimauX. If they are found it
will indicate the exploration of the
new world centuries before Column
bus discovered America.
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Buffalo, N. Y, May 20-Anticipa-
ton of a. rush of American visitors
to Canada, tomorrow, the first day of
the sale Of "A beer, was greater ac-
cross the Niagara river today than
among Buffalo officialdom. While
the one standard hotel in Port Erie
and the two establishments in
Bridgeburg, Buffalo's Canadian
counterparts were making ready for
the expected invasion, the American
customs force here and Buffalo po-
lice authorities were little concerned
over the prospects.
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fidavit setting forth that his previous
testimony was the part assigned him
in a gigantic conspiracy to send
Shepherd to the gallows and divide
the estate"
Shepherd was named by the
youth as chief beneficiary under a
will which disposed of an estate
valued at $1,500.000. Today's court
session was limited to short after
noon sitting and states cert to OBJ
tain jury willing to sentence to
death on circumstantial evidence
continued to be the chief stumbling
block to filling the jury box.
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IUolby Junior Class
|uy Speakers Named

~ speakers for the Junior class
n scement at Colby college have
u es- ounced by the committee on
| II Nh 'sncement. The speakers
n ~ Of the divisions of the col
Ii - s elected at separate meet
Il me two classes held vester-
Ii Is. me results were announced
I, y class day grafton will, ba A.
nan. WIS year by Donald E.
|anasps !, Oh Boothbay Tarbor.
ldsbsd = one of the most accom-
~ NJ public speakers at Colby and
N n ~ actively engaged this win
| hunr ~ OF the intercollegiate de-
| Vi 4. activities. The class bistor;an
|h n yaui M. Edmunds of Brook
Rop.r The class chaplain is to
Mle Giih.A. Stinchfield of Clinton
h 10 riva e,t =. Earl Of Lisbon Falls
adon ~ tne speech at the presen-
|sa : slIts to the members of the
|snnits. woman's division the ode
n H. ~ WAS was appointed upon which
Sd -. following members Of the
Sssprt.f class: Helen e. Davis of
lR,isr'I;. catherine M. coyne ~
Ia os Marian B. Rowe Of Port
susss the class Committee for
" T q honor for the class $50
~ somsu collins of Portland is the
h KS 80 representative
~ a. ~ Who have been appointed
ssn s !, Committee are Albert r
auncba.,wa Worcester. Mass; Roger
Ransaaeld Of Clinton and George
sslst !, Of Houlton. Francis I +,
AeuItor Waterville, Roy A. Bitber
'ltsasI1a and William M. Ford Of
IN a. o =, the committee to noms
N st s !. eiass speakers. John 81 o s
nMsedford. Mass. are the
tAss srs Of the committee on
susst Of honor.
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lowing program will be carried out:
Music; Flag Salutei Words Of We'll
come, Master Windsor Grange; Re-
Spouse, George Thurston; Paper,
May Colburn; Reading, Thelma
Cooper; Address, State Secy, E. H.
Libby; Census; Solo, Earle Hayes;
Reading, Lena Hayes; Memorial Ex-
ercises; Closing Song.
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schooners have put in at Lunenburg
and Yarmouth.
For some time the seizure Of liquor
landed here have resulted in the con-
fiscation of about two out of every five
boatloads. With sharp advance in
the price of liquor caused by the vigil
lance of the authorities, however, the
operators have still reaped handsome
profit and are actively continuing their
trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
WINSLOW

MAPLE RIDGGE ROAD-Mr. and
Mrs. John Partridge of Augusta were
recent callers Of J. II. Bailey.
Miss Florence Bowden was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson.
Is. w. Towle, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyston
Frost and son, Lawrence, were BUSH
ness callers in China, Monday.
Friends of Miss Nellie Sabins will
regret to learn that she Is ill at her
home in China.
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More Rum Ships
Enter Halifax HarbOr

Halifax, N. S., May 20.-(AP)-
Halifax harbor was today rapidly fill
ing up with rum-running schooners
and steamers, due to the increased ac-
tivity of the United States coastguard
along the New Jersey, New York and
New England shores. Five such ves-
sells have arrived here within the last
"a hours, and several rum-1aden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
Mahoney.TuIIy

Marriage returns Of William L.
llhoney Of Portland, son of Jere-
NAH Mahoney Of Amesbury, Mass,
md Margaret L. Tully, daughter of
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Tully of
Katerville, have been filed at the of
fee Of the city clerk. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Father
y. = Curran Of the Sacred Heart
church last Monday.
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How to Danish
Piles
Thousands. Bless DR.. Leonhardt, the
Physician Who Discovered This
Common Sense Remedy

If you think that the surgeons knife
is the only method of escape from the
misery of piles, it's because you
haven't heard of the new treatment
known as DIR. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID.
The Doctors treatment is internal.
By experimenting for years he discov-
cred the exact cause of piles and then
went further and compounded a rene
dy that would remove the cause
DR.. Leonhardt wants every sufferer
to benefit by his discovery and so that
there will be no doubling or delay
Sections Pharmacy and all druggists
are authorized to- sell HEM-ROID
with guarantee that 1t will do as stat
ed or money back.
On that honorable basis every suf-
ferer should secure a package of Dr.
Leonhardts HEM-ROID today.-Adv.
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Go Down Into Bowels
OF Earth to Make Arrest

Gold Hill. New, May 20-(AP)-
Two thousand feet below the surface
of the earth, on the bottom level OF
the Yellow Jacket gold mine here
prohibition officers recently took into
custody Dan Marmo. mine shift boss
whose home they had just. raided and
which Melted a large amount of liq-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21

The Woman's Guild of st. Marks
Euscopal church will meet at the
turch this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
There will be a short business ses-
,iou and notes will be given from
he convention which was recently
hid IN Portland. Preparations will
n made for the sale which the Guild
4 10 conduct tomorrow.
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Funeral Of John Rancourt

Funeral services were held from
The Catholic church in North Vas-
aboro yesterday morning for John
nncourt. The bearers were John
Gallant, Allie Rancourt, John Daily,
Mind Dostie, Moe Dyer and Will
Jam Keith. Burial, was in the
Catholic Pine Grove cemetery in this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21
Charles Bushey

Cnaries Bushey, aged 70 years,
ua q his home in this city early
tuesday, morning. He was born in
augusta, April 4, 1916. Mr.. Bushey
m veteran Of the Civil war, hav-
y enlisted in Company /, Sth Maine
s%anlry on April 4, 1854 and having
"a discharged on April IS, 1866.
q . survived by his wife, Mary
1asaey; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph
sOuIneau, Mrs. Joseph Paradis,
- Nora Shorty, all of Waterville
Wy Mrs. Napoleon Shorey of Berlin.
I. 2: son, James B. Bushey of
~ 4 cIIy and an adopted son, Leo
!. politics he had always been a
~ vas democrat and for a long
\. .nO1 q years he served in the
y, ~ government as councilman and
lan. He was also for a time a
lyman \ Il Mr.. Bushey was a member
urion ~ anu orichiayer .
ss auneial services will be held to-
i. Nv morning at s o'clock from
~. "Otre Dame church and inter-
,,~s ~. VII De In Catholic Pine Grove
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The Waterville Driving club will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening at
Holland hall. Every member is
tremendously urged to be present as
there is much business to be taken
care of before the racing season
opens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-21

About 50 people from Waterville
nd the nearby towns will go to
lug,Ista today where they will at
md the meeting there called by
governor Brewster for all people
vho had been to Florida during the
,xN winter.
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East Kennebec Pomona

East kennebec Pomona meets
with Windsor Grange, Windsor,
Tuesday, May 26. The forenoon ses-
sion will be given over to the busi-
ness meeting and comforting fifth de-
gree. After the noon recess the fol-
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Dept. Answers Still Alarm

Ihe ladder truck from the central
Me station answered silent alarm
Y lals o'clock yesterday morning
ior small fire on the roof of the
mouse at IA West street. The blaze
"a easily put out as soon as lad
gen could be set up against the
house. Chemicals were used.
larry IN the morning, about 1915
esi0ck, a nre of undetermined cause
znea me department to Palmer's
piase on the corner of Cool street
la ne Oakland road. Only one line
y, wafer was needed to quench the
Me and the loss was very small.
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80. Kate Edwards Fox has re
"a "a her home in Waterville
" nassing the winter in Cali
+.