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Evening star., 1926-12-04
FURS ARE ADDED
TORUMMAGE SALE
Coats and Neckpieces Given
for Child Welfare Bazaar.
Stock Is Increased.

A quantity Of furs-coats and neck
pieces-will 60 on sale Monday at the
Child Welfare rummage sale being
conducted at 1915 F street.
The furs are the donations Of the
Saks Fur Co. and while one or two
OF the coats need slight repairing. 1t
was said at that store this morning,
most of them are In excellent condl'
ton. Added zest is expected In the
trade" that patrontzes the sale eaci'
day by the fur sale. and the commit
tees In charge Is prepared to open
the doors Of the store promptly at ~
o'clock Monday morning.
While new wares are being delF-
cred to the rummage gale, the busl-
ness continues with the success It
attained at its opening. The daily
receipts have averaged over $500. ana
the total amount realized from the
bazaar" for wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, minus the tearoom re-
ceipts for yesterday. Is $2,743.33.
When the tearoom conductors make
their returns for yesterday 1t 10 GER
tain that the total amount taken In
during the first three days on the
dual enterprise will exceed $4,000.
One of the busy departments has
been the hat booth OF which Mrs.
John Allan Dougherty is chairman.
The entire stock of that department
Is almost depleted and an appeal for
more hats to be delivered to tie
rummage sale store has been nlade.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend, who Is q
coworker of Mrs Dousherty. trims
the hats as prospective custom ars
INSPECT and choose the hat they
desire.
For the accommodation of mid
day shoppers the tearoom has IN
creased it's range to serve hot conee
and waffles at the lunch Period.
Mrs. John Rodgers and Miss Lydia
Loring cook the waffes and they are
served by committee OF the sea-
sons debutantee. Tea, but not
waffles, is served as usual from 4:So
o'clock to $50 each day.
The book departments stock has
been greatly improved and made more
complete by the gift Of a box OF new
books from George H. Doran, pub
Usher Of New York. These are on
sale with the other stock today ana
will remain on the counters only until
they are purchased. Mrs. A. Living
ston Stavely Is chairman of the book
department and she is assisted by
Mrs. Charles r. Shepherd and Mrs.
Victor Kaufman.
With an intermisslon tomorrow In
the seven-day sale. business will be re-
neWed Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The rummage sale tearoon Will con-
tinue through Wednesday of next
week
Evening star., 1926-12-04
Helen III. Haupt Of Philadelphia, VII
has spent the week with her.

| Helen III. i1aupt Of Philadelphia, who
| has spent the week with her.
Mrs. RI. n. Ry llesby has as her
| guests at Wardman Park Hotel for
, a few days Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington
$. Lawrence Of Roselle. n. j. Miss
1rere Baldwin and Miss Edythe
Baldwin OF London have just ar
| rived in this country to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence over the holidays.
Mrs. II. r. Simpson, who has been
passing some time at the Waldorf
Astoria In New York, has arrived at
! the Willard for q short visit.
| The Sigma Beta Sorority will en-
| tertain at cards this evening, begin
i ming at o'clock, i'll Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, at 523 Eighth street
northeast. Tables for bridge cr 80
will be provided. Mrs. Otis Fisher,
j chairman of the entertainment COM
lnittee, will be In charge of the
/ affair, and vii, be assisted by Mrs.
Aida Iiisle, Miss Mercia Baxter,
/ Miss Margaret BrlIst and Miss Betty
Bayliss, members of the comrnittee.
The Columbian Women have Issued
cards for tea Tuesday afternoon
| from to O'Clock in Corcoran HALL
of George Washington University
Mr.. Walter Seton of the University of
! London viii speak at ) o'clock on st,
Francis d'AssiSi.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Johnson, Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh. ana
Mrs. Gillett Hill.
The final group in the tableaux
which viii open the bail will represent
the giving of medals by Lord
Botetourt to the college in 1771. In
this, George Washington appears as
chancellor Of the college. Lieut..
Frederic Tianney VIII take the part
of Washington. Lieut.. Tandy will be
president of the college, while Mr..
Philip Davis viii! take the character
OF Lord Botetourt, Miss Olive Sherley,
Miss Mabel Carolyn Mead. Miss
Florence Martatt, Miss Elizabeth
Fries and Miss Julia Carpenter. ladies'
of the colonial period. Lieut.. Merrow
tIgerton Sorley viii take the part of
Lewis. and Liaut 1tchner will appear
as Il colonial gentleman.
Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton, ma
tionaI president of the League OF
American Pen Women. left Washing
ton Thursday evening for Indian
apolis, where she was the guest yes
terday OF Mrs. Dwight L. Aultman,
president OF the Indiana Branch Of
the league. at a luncheon given by the
Indiana Pen Women at the Columbia
Club in honor OF Mrs. Seton.
Mrs. Aultman is well known in
Washington. her husband, Brig. Gen.
Aultnaan, now commander of the bri-
gade post at Fort Benjamin Harrison,
having been connected with the Army
War College a few years ago.
Monday, Mrs. Seton will be in Chi.
cago and will entertain for the mem
bers of tho Illinois Branch of the
League at the F'ortnightly Club in
Chicago. This branch numbers
among Its membership many of the
prominent Illinois woman authors
artists and composers, among whom
is Mrs. Julia Scott Vrooman. wife of
Mr.. Carl Nrooman, former Assistant
Secretary Of Agriculture.
On completion of her present lee.
ture tour in the Middle West, which
will take her into Indiana, Illinois and
Minnesota, Mrs. Seton will return to
| Washington about December Is.
a distinguished audience heard Sir
Alan Cobham. famous British aviator
| lecture on his flight from London to
| Cape Town before the National
| Geographic Society last evening a,
the Washington Auditorium. Among
those in the company were: Mr.
Justice Pierce Butler, Senator Wesley
L. Jones, Representative Allen r..
Evening star., 1926-12-04
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph Brandon and Marjorie Marteii.
Ernest 6. Draper Of New York City and
Theodore r. Eliirson of Noroton. Conn.
Saniccl J. Bozin OF this city and Sarah
Edelstein OF Baltimore. Nd,
Robert I. Dennison and Hannah Weinstein.
Thomas J. Oiert and Had,e NJ. Kirnrnett.
both of Baltimore.
Charles l. Clark and Gladys G. Watts
Vincent Z. Thompson and Thelma G
Jones.
Yaneey D. Menwether and Carolyn e.
Earl w. Bailey ef this city and Lillian
Budd of Colesville Nd.
Harold Chiyies and Maggie e.. Gilchrist
William J. Wilson and Mary Keats. both
of Baltimore Md
Evening star., 1926-12-04
fhtId Welfare Society
Appeals for Hats for sale.

.trs- John Allan Doughertt, chair
,aan Of the hat booth at the rufnmage
sale for the benefit Of the Child Wei'
are Society, has made an appear lof
ats for men, women and chlldren'
-he nat booth has been one OF the
,,ost s,,ccessf,,l Of the sale and all OF
he hats donated have been sold. Mrs.
lawrence Townsend is an able assist'
mt in the trimming OF the mats.
AIrs. Doueherty urges that donations
l,e sent Immediately to 1915 r street
hat the sale may open Monday morn
,ng with large supply OF hats.
Mr. c. Bascon, slernp. former secre'
ra-y to the President, will entertain at
s.inner this evening at the Carlton
T1otel, when his Is guests are asked to
meet the Secretary Of State ana Mrs
hellogs.
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Fftzhugh Will
give Z. tea this afternoon from tc
: o'clock In their residence. at 1000
Massachusetts avenue. when they
an present the formers daughter,
Miss Louise Fttzhush, to society. The
house has a pretty arrangement OF
s:u, flowers and ferns.
Mrs fYtzhugh will have assisting
her Mrs. Tasker l.. Oddie. Mrs. Edwin
\. Laughlin. Mrs. Henry w: Wat
'on, ejr; Mrs. James NJ. Johnston
hft-s William Barret Ridgley, Mrs
son, Mrs William G. Sewers. MIS-
Nina C. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Copley
.r1ory ana Mrs McCammon. Mrs
t1tzhugh will wear a gown OF yello@
ace and the debutante will be in :
row1, Of white velvet, fashioned alonk
straight lines, and she Will carry al
,!d-fashioned bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Will enter
,asn at q supper and theater party
;ollov Ing the tea.
Mrs, Frederick Dent Grant will
give a dinner this evening for her two
9randdaughters, Princess Ida Can
racuzene and Miss Edith Grant. There
vtII he ~ guests in the company, anC
Mrs. Grant will have several young
married couples acting as hosts 70!
her. as she IS in mourning for bel
brother.
Nrx. Ross Thompson entertained a
luncheon today In compliment TO thu
Misses Lansing. house guests OF theil
orotaer and s.ster-in-law. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Among th'
-.7.este was Mrs. George +. Cooper o
Eew York.
Ma Edith Crag1n NcCazTeHey an
,.ounces the engagement OF ne'
daughter. Annette Foxan. to the Rev
Iohn Shepleigh Moses OF Chesnu
gIl, Mass. Before accepting the Cal
20 Chestnut Hill Mr.. Moses was
,-e.to. OF St Johns Church IL
Geo-xetowE. No date has been sc
Tor ths wedding. which Will TAXI
place early N june.
Mrs. william Fitch Kelley VIII en-
tertatn a large company at dtnne
hts evening at the Chevy Chase Cluo
Mrs. A. d. Dunbar entertained a.
luncheon today at the Club st. Mark
ycr her daughter. Miss Jane Dunbar
In compliment 70 Miss Louise Masol
and Miss Elizabeth Hogan. The othe
quests were Mise Marguerite Or-ne
Mss Dorothy Biaer, Miss Eleano
Bry-al! Smith. Miss Fannie Dial. Mis-
Mar Page Julien, Miss Wanda
Webb. Miss Harriet Srear1ls Nh't
ford. 2I.ss Olive Sherley. Miss Hele,
Galley. Gi.ss Adelaide Douglass. Mis-.
Wlnifred Murphy. Miss Mabel CarolyI
Mead, Miss Harriet Huntresss. Mis-.
AISce Cuts, Miss Nancy Hamilton
Mss Anna Jayne. Miss Nancy Gore
M,ss porothea Richards, Miss ElizA
beth Reiify, Miss F'ranco1 Hepkin:
.anA Nis- Sophie Besae
Evening star., 1926-12-04
Many Box Parties Planned
for Washington Opera Monday.

BoxhoIders for "Pique Dame by
Tschaikowsky, to be given by the
Washington National Opera Co. at
the Washington Auditorium on Mon
day evening at SIS o'clock, Include
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Senator l.. &.
Phipps, Mrs. Robert n. Stanf1eld, Gen.
Pershing, Mrs. Ldouard Albion. Mrs.
wv. J. Boardnaan, Mrs. Boyd-Carpen-
ter Mr.. Charles Henry Butler. Mrs.
Dillingham;, who is guest of Mrs.
Bacon; Mrs. G.. G. Calhoun, Mrs. w.
r. Castle, ir.. Mr.. Douglas Clephane.
Mrs. Charles !. Corby, Mrs. James F.
Curtis, Mrs. Geneva Durham, Mrs.
Gibson Fahncstock, Mrs. John HI.
Gibbons, Mrs. Stokes IIalkett. Mr..
Robert II. Harper, Mrs. Francois
F. Moran, Mr.. William G. Prentiss,
Mrs. George C. Thorpe, Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman, Mrs. Edward G.
Walker and Miss Sara f. Woodward.
Among the boxholders for the bail
for William and Mary College, to be
given at the Maytiower Tuesday
December Z, are the Club Of Colonial
Danes, Chapter III; Mrs. Henry L.
Dimock, Mrs. william Bailey Lamar,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Philip Morrison
Julien, Mrs. William E. FendalI, Mrs
Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. Copley Arnory
Mrs. Horace Smithy. Mrs. A. Geary
Evening star., 1926-12-04
Additional Committees
For Dixie Ball Monday Night

NIT. OIlO NitASAA &AAAO
r Maury are III charge Of the 'oor
committee for the Dixie ball. which Is
to be held at the New Willard Mon
day evening. The committee includes
Cant. ThomI J. Frailey, Mr.. Albert
Michell. MIR. Jasper ~. Baker, Mr.. Ru-
dolph De Zapp. Mr.. Fielding NJ. Lewis
Mr.. D. G. Spencer, Mr.. John Chumo'
lev. Mr.. Charles +. Barrett. Mr.. Elton
pillow. rfr. ". +. Rabner, Mr.. Stephen
II. Ford, Mr.. Earle y. Chesney, Mr..
Harry Newman Mr.. John Berger. Mr
.Jarnes Sexton, Mr.. Rodney Mitchell
Mr.. Alexander Porter. Mr., steve
Carer, Mr.. Pat Tlaherty, Mr.. Louis
Deschle. Mr. Henry Audig, Mr. Wilde
williams, Mr.. Kenneth Abrams, MI
John Hill, Mr.. Pearson Meeks, MT
Reid Hanson, MIR. Bob Allen and MI
Donald GIL.
Those who are associated with the
organization and who have been ADD
! ed to the young ladies' committee ore
Miss Oline James, Miss Berthe
| Thomason, Miss Elizabeth + jackson
Miss Martha NJ. Moseley, Miss Lucy
| Faust Witherspoon, Miss Allie Kelley
Mrs. John J. Mccoy, Mrs. Janet L.
Gray, Miss Vivian Thrift, Miss Elsie
weeks. Miss Lucy Ross Berry, Miss
Eliza Carpenter. Miss Maize ollie. Miss
Mari Elizabeth Clark, the Misses Mar
lev. Miss Merla Glenn Matthews. Miss
Dorothy Louise Mehier. the Misses
Rowley. Miss Y. Blanche Howell
Miss Mary G. Beans and Miss Eliza
beth e. Long. Mrs. w. A. Swallow Is
chairman of the ball and Is doing
much toward Its success.
Mrs William Z. English of Indian
apolis has arrived at the Willard
from Atlantic City. where she has
been at the Rttz-Carlton for several
months.
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Gray kitcheli
will arrive in Washington today from
their home In Mountain Lakes. N. j.,
and will be at the MayfloWer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Evans. whose
marriage took place short time ago
and who have Just returned from
their wedding journey. are staying
at the Mayflower Hotel until they
leave for the South early next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis W. Southgate
have returned to washington after
spending the season at their Summer
home on Cape Cod and later going to
Boston for a series Of visits, and have
opened their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel. They will
have with them over the Christmas
holidays their son, Mr.. Richard
Southgate, who resigned last Spring
from the diplomatic service and is
now making his home in Chicago.
Mrs. James 4. Mars Is staying at
the Brighton until early In January.
She will be Joined there December
10 by her SON, Mr.. James A. Mars,
jr.. Of Harvard University.
Mrs. J. Alex Serpell Of 1921
Cathedral avenue has as a guest Miss
Evening star., 1926-12-04

IN EE Secretary or the Navy anC
Mrs. Wilbur VIII motor &c
Annapolis this afternoon and
i wtll he the guests there over
Sunday OF the superintenden mt
OF the Naval Academy. Rear Admiral
Louis Mutton. and Mrs. Mutton.
Baroness de Cartier. wife of the
Ambassador OF Belgium. win be the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes ~
tea this afternoon al the Cnild Wei
are Society's rumaEe sale, at lo!o
= street. Mrs. Noyes' other guests VII VII
Ia Mrs. Frederick .Atherton and MIS-
g.7en!ng Newbold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grew VIII Come
Pack From New York Tomorrow.
The Tndersecretary Of State and
Sfrs. Joseph c. Grew, who have been
in New York for a short stay, VIII
return tomorrow evening.
Senator and Mrs. John ". IIarreld
have with them for the Winter their
son and caughter-in-lar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Harreld.
Representative c. II. Brand Of Geor'
gia has arrived in Washington and is
at the willard, where he has taken an
apartment for the Winter.
Mrs Watson, wife OF Representa-
i've Henry W. Watson. 5r.. enter
lined q company Of IL at luncheon
,oday in honor OF Mrs. George Mason
chichester and Mrs, Henry J. Han
cock OF Philadelphia.
The secretary Of the italian EN-
bassv and Signora Mascia entertained
~ dinner last evening for their house
-uest. Miss Frances Danier of Mon
real. Canada.
The United States Minister 20 The
Hague, Mr.. Richard NJ. Tobin, no" on
yaaye Of absence in Washington and
-tayins ut the Mayflower, VIII leave
tomorrow for q visit to his home III
San Francisco.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson Z. Ely
1yfll not be at homo tomorrow OWING
30 illness.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. Greed G. Ham
-ao,ad were hosts at dinner last eve
ling and took their guests later 20 the
Army dance at the Willard. In the
company were Senator and Mrs.
'rharles l.. McNary, Senator and Mrs.
3porter J. McCumbcr, Representative
and Mrs. maurice H. NJ otiPt~enSA' ,
zen. and Mrs. Albert c. Dalton, Gen.
and Ms. Thomas .. Ashburn, Mr:
md Mrs. William B. Follett. Col. and
frs. John w. Gulick. Col. and Mrs.
Fred 3 Shaw, Col. and Mrs. Roger 5.
ritch, Col. Arthur J. Lynch, MAI. and
Mrs. Condor G.. Mccormack, Maj. and
Mrs. James =. Gillespie and Maj. ana
Mrs. James Z. Bast!oD.
Ensign Malcolm Alexander Hufty,
who has been visiting his mother.
a;rs Mary Page Hufty. in her home
m Seventeenth street. has joined MS
hip, the Texas, now in Guantanamo
Pay. Cuba.
Miss Lois t:eorgiana Henry. daush-
ter OF Mr.. George II. Henry, secHc'
t1-v to Senator McMaster, and Mrs
Henry of the Congressional Apart
.sents, will be married to Mr.. Robot
Bowman Nipple OF Pierre, :.
l,ak., Friday. December 10, at high
.oon in All Souls Memorial Episcopal
s'hurch. A wedding breakfast will be
served after the ceremony in the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ashmun n.
Brown, cousins Of Miss Henry.
The BRIDES maid or honor VIII be
Miss Ruth Norheck, daughter O.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Norbeck, ana
-str. Nipple viii have Mr.. X. q. Henie
,e Washington as his attendant
Evening star., 1926-12-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

There will be meeting OF the
Washington Chapter. Trinity College
Aiumnae. Tuesday. pm, at the WI
lard Hotel
Russell Green, advertising manager
Of the Charles Z. Hires Co.. Phila-
delphia. win address the Advertising
Club OF Washington. Tuesday. Sub
ject: "The Common Sense OF Adver-
Using"
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
will give a dinner IN honor OF MRS.
Gertrude Nelson Andrews Tuesoay' Q
pm. at the Arlington Hotel.
A lecture-recital, 'Dante and Early
Italian Music" will be given tonor
row, 8 pm, at the clubhouse OF the
District League OF American Pen
Women. The program will be s1ven
By Mr.. Schmidt -Gregor, pianist. ano
Miss Julia Schelling. lecturer.
The John Eaton Mothers Club viii
meet Monday, 2 pm. in the Congre,
gational Church, Thirty.fourth and
Lowell streets.
The Wanderlusters' hike for tOm0r-
row will start from Chesterbrook. Va
Meet at Rosslyn. Va, at 2:45 pm:
Short walk. Bring lunch. Coffee Will
be furnished at clubhouse In Franklin
Park. Va Mr.. Handy will lead.
Evening star., 1926-12-04
WOULD LIGHTEN MAILS.
Business Men Asked Not to Send

Post Office authorities today re-
quested Washington business men to
aid i'll relieving holiday congestion at
the post office by refraining
from mailing circulars. folders and
other advertising matter between De-
cember 1S and December ~ and by
mailing such matter before December
10.
Heavy Christmas mails Will tax
the mail handling facilities Of the post
office, it was pointed out, without the
extra burden Of advertising matter.
Prompt delivery Of circulars cannot be
guaranteed during the holiday period
1t was stated.
Evening star., 1926-12-04
SOCIETY
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur
Go Today to Annapolis to Spend the
T. Week End at Naval Academy.

..r. and Mrs Henry Parsons Erwin
/! will be at home tomorrow afternoon
| at Arbrenont. their recently com
pieted home on Upton street at Lem
reau avenue. The party Will be in
| the nature oe hcusewarming. al
| though Mr. and Mrs. Erwin have sent
| out no cards. They will receive from
4.30 to $50 o'clock ard will he as,
sisted by Mrs Delos a. Elodgett. Mrs.
Charles G. Mathews, Mrs. David du
| Bose Gailiard and Mrs. David ST
| Pierre Gaillard, who will alternate at
| the tea table.
Mt. and Mrs Erwin returned yes
! terday from Chicago, where they spent
| q week, having gone there for the
| Ar1ny-Navy foot ball game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Faulkner
who we're guests Of Mrs. William
| Wheatley, havo returned to their
| home in Washington, Conn. While
in the Capital Mr.. Faulkner gave an
! illustrated lecture on Italian villa
Gardens at a dinner in his honor at
the Arts Club. The lecture was also
given in st. Thomas Parish Hall and
at the Washington Club. His exhibi-
tion has been moved from the Arts
Club and is at the National Art Mu-
scum.
Miss Eleanor Preston, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ord Preston. was
hostess at luncheon yesterday. ner
guests including Miss Allison Roeb-
ling. Miss Eleanor Bryan Smith. MISS
Marguerite Or1ne Miss Adelaide Doug
lass, Miss Harriet Stearns Whitford'
Miss Harriet Huntress. Miss Nancy
Hamilton. Miss Fannie Dial, Miss Bar
lara Hight, Miss Helen Gatley anu
Mrs. Linton Reynolds Massey.
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn -
Lewis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. 4.
Lewis. to Mr.. Gorha!n +. Greer TOOK
place this morning at II o'clock IN 81.
Margaret Episcopal Church, the KEY.
DIR. Herbert Scott Smith officiating.
ONLY the families and q. few close
friends were present. and the bride
was unattended. She wore a gown OF
woodland brown georgette crepe with
a hat to match and a corsage bouquet
of yiolets and butterfly roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer will be at nome
after. january at 1921 Il street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn are in New York. where they
are stopping at the Ambassador tto'ei'
Evening star., 1926-12-04

OF the 1876 makes of automobiles
shown at the recent London autonlo-
bile show many We're from America
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Representative c. II. Brand OF Geor'
gia has arrived in Washington and is
at the willard. where he has taken an
apartment FOR the Winter.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Mrs. J. Alex Serpell OF 1921
Cathedral avenue has as a guest Miss
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Mrs. James 4. Mars Is staying at
the Brighton until early In January.
She will be Joined there December
10 by her SON, Mr.. James A. Mars,
jr., Of Harvard University.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Mrs. Watson, wife OF Representa-
i've Henry w. Watson. 5r.. enter
aimed a company of II at luncheon
,oday in honor OF Mrs. George Mason
Chichester and Mrs. Henry j. Han
cock Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

The secretary Of the italian EN-.
bassy and Signora Mascia entertained
n, dinner last evening for their house
guest, Miss Frances Danier or Mon
real. Canada.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

Senator and Mrs. John ". 11arreld
have with them for the Winter their
son and caughter-in-lar-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Earreld.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-16
STUDEBAKER HAS.
,gENTpIES POSTED.
TO HALT GERMS

An automobile engine, rightly
built, is almost germ proof -
characterizing MS germs those min
ute troubh makers that get INTO an
engine and wreak havoc.
Only three things should be able
to get into ap automobile engine.
They are air, gasoline and lubricat-
ing oih The Studebaker engine has
a sentry posted on each highway
through which these travel, to see
that no germs dirt, water or
bits of worn metal get in with
them.
An air cleaner, over the earbnres
tor air intake, strains out dust of
the road, sand and SCOT, which form
erly were carried into the cylinders
in the swiftly moving stream of air
with which the gasoline was yapor7
lied
Across the gasoline line, between
the vacuum tank and the earburetor,
is plaeta a gasoline strainer. If sand
or dirt gets into the tank while it
is being filled, then floats along the
stream going 10 the engine. 1t viii
he stoppcd here. Water settles to
tie bottom Of the strainer and may
be drawn off.
lub,ication is important in an
engine. Oil forms thin film be-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-16

tween its moving parts, so that the
motal does. not come into contact
TO make this film effective, the me-
tai walls must he OF mirror-like
smoothness. a scratch or mt in them
will break up this film and start
tgouble.
Rougher PARTICLES arc strained out
by a circular sieve in the crank
ease, which keeps within its walls
all the bits of sediment too large
to get through the screen.
TO this, Studebaker adds an oil
filter, containing thick layers Of
soft felt.4 Oil coming back TO the
pump from the bearings or cylinder
Wqils is drawn through this felt,
leaving behind the minute bits of
grit, metal aud dirt which would act
ike s;thdpapef on important sur
faces. The oil goes on to its sec
ond usefahiess as clean, aud free
of sediment as when it was poured
into the erankcase.
just as sanitation wards off the
attack Of destroying germs in the
human engine, so These devices shut
ont the Minute destroyers of the
full efficiency Of al automobile en-
gme