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- Sacred subjects have been staged before.
‘ are the treat events of Bible buttery.
. be IIIIIII‘. Story Covering 49.000
; some 5mm
. the seventh epoch; end that as 0,000 years
‘ the Mlllcnlum. which is to close the sc\-
..- This exhibition merits 'e new -d
’ hindeom return: in hard cash. But the
; meets tbs- W
glans society in the world. Its hie me
Years in Motion mixtures.
The greets; photoelex ever- produced ll
”Creation: " its "plot" covers not heathen
W at 0.099 were. It! prevention
lent enormous sum;- or money: ‘Itu‘u:
the offspring of any years or studious w
2.
W l
“Am escalates www.mm I
llor pemfieo but he
failed to conquer the superb inordulity
(It the London white illo’ the overuse
men 0 "tree. ehoyr’i is not worth seeing.
end nitrides: is only nut with .19 novel;
A visit to the Ebola-Drama oi Creation
will help-tho cynlo to bring his ideas more
Into hermony'ew , Noel
he will find i, rgh'le seat. pleasant
music. and fl, tony of ib’sorbins
Hlbte‘reehfund l ’ eth»lfiur-M
knell tonnathiuz‘l' The exhibition. ingludes »'
'tlveive reels or film, besides numerous ‘pic
tures‘ and pencrem'es. whicbw'hnve been
divided into tour sections, the diiiexent
-ptuis being shown in rotation
A Hercule-n Work.
Th3 promoters of ‘Kzreetion" have every
ml‘euon to claim that their pictures po‘r-
-, (my [file «ureutest drama that the Won-'3
has seen, because it is the stmy of the
world itself. From titer nebula to pertu-
tion the history of creation- is told us it
‘hee been revealed to ad ntiets end to
811mg“ 53! tile Bible. on prophecies of
the 'Iipturos are used to reach concu-
lions regardln: the (more. which are. to
any the least, not it little startling. 'i‘.he
theory underlying the whole ston in that
each of the seven days composing the Ire
etlvo ka'JNflB nn epoch seven thousand
years in length which makes the full
Week at creation equivalent to 49000 yours:
that man appeared ioword the close of
the sixth epoch; that we are now living In
hove passed since the creation of Adam
enth epoch, is near at hand it is with
”this last' day" of 7.000 years that the pic
titres mainly deal; howevei. the gradual
transformation of the earth is traced item»
Q gaseous confusion to a proper condition
to- support human life; and then follows
the old titer) of the tail of men. with all
Its consequent miseries. hobee. ioye end.
teens
Realistic Religion.
The complete photo-drama occupies eight
hours. two hours for each part. and is
flown in the accompaniment o! explana-
tory lectures and choice music tram II
powerful talking machine. The first port
treces creation to the Debt“. its canons
and on to the time 01 Abraham. The sec
and part begins with Melchieedec and do]
scribes the experiences or the Isrneilteii'
down to tho Babylonian captivity and on i
to the advent of Jesus Glide}. Port three
Elites the life of, Christ. Hie boyhood. hep-
tism. ministry, smerlngs. resurrection
and glorification The fourth part illusr,
trates the gradual completion oi: creation.
item the ctose of: the Jewish Age through
the Dark Ages down to the present this
and on into the Mm: _
com-to.
in the methods 9! the 91.11891131th is the
first serious ettemnt to utilize the drums
for e religious purpose, pure and simple
today, and have brow!“ the promoters
object ot‘ themeeent project, which Would
crave an undoubted Mendel success It
treated ill a. commercial p sition,
rather to enrich than to deep l the pub:
file; In once,“ «mend; entertain
It is e story or: the greatest human in-
total. :mnmmeum dos treatment
The] em with the. elemental yessions or
wedded-t. and. em M the mound
est- hook the world; bounces. touch a deep.-
or note than anything else the motion
picture hes mm Thei'Blble is thus
uses in a new mud MW at.
we?! I; reality iEgg):‘l’aflgt alive b can
V ‘3 '
file. Willie I
havewnltvvl' token It dill! “till! “it
Russell the lemons Notifier. author
a new-nap“ contributor. ‘D
organisation under whose to
maritime was wnhodloed. mime kt that;
his style lskg‘eem 3120:3313.” him
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Circular containing Valuable
ed a cirpul‘er containing suggestions
ice to location and equipment of ens
testing laboratories. II. description bl: ‘
some of the accepted forms of apps ‘
iruins, directions for making of the
.Inrious tests and reoommcmlntions no
to the intorpretotion of experimental
Iiosuits. It does not discuss the lost-
ing wbuk necessary for broad wotks
control; it deals ruthei “ith methods
that are intended for use in city or
ISmtc official testing or in “()ka lu-
Ebox-I'Itoilcs that ulc checked bx city
or State inspectors. '
- .No attempt is niede to fix on usin-
‘glo method to be used in every. case,
fol'I‘dt is not believed that uniformity
or method is always nrcossary in or-
”den that the result of tests be consid.
crcd standard. in each case as much
freedom in Choice of method is ul-';
lowed he seems permissible but the
simplest procedure or apparatus with
which satisfactory results can be had
is given .pretcrencex The: discussion
is so arranged that an inexperienced
:m't‘m may untlllze the information.
but exactness of description has not
Men sacrificed in the ef-iort to sim-
plify the directions. 1 ,I-
Text or Circulars.
Tho nil] discussion of the influence
of various conditions upon the results
of tests and the theorctlcnl considere-
tlon sth as igould propelly accom~I
puny a. publication of the results ore.
research are not given in the 'circuler
Such full discussion will be round in
the various sources referred to in the
text.
Not all the methods that are re-
commended have been invastigated in
the labr'et‘ory of the bureau but ev-
thnt the use of such methods as have
not been used at the boredom as pro-
ven entirely satistactory in the lab-
retories ct experienced gas rtesters
elsewhere. .
The five principal subjects dis-
cussed are: Measurement of heating
value; ee-ndle novvene‘determtned; de-
termination of impurities hydrogen
sulphide, total. sulphur end ammonia;
taking of gee nrcseure records; gag
meter testing.
Full operating directions. including
a description of apparatus. and Dl'BI
lanolin III . ,
Department at Gimmerce issues
dine Bttresu’ oi stendordsx'vepart. .:
ment of Command. 11mm pullilshv. ,
1
Beth MY
6009 etc,
Sminnso '
loos Jasr'
WAlT nu.
motoriug‘bepsrtment, sentinel: li‘w
I new: a new l9i4 slx- cylinder on
which has been run about 4,000 :lnlles.
My‘ chauffeur has not ground the
valves yet, but the motor has been
running nicely‘ ‘uetll lately. He
ground the valves end he says he ed-
justed them right. instead oi the
motor running better it does not
seem to run as well. The valves are
all on one side or the motor will
a Continental It does not diskeweny
(inference how the carburetor is ,ad-
jueted it still seems to run irresuler.
I believe my chaufleur understhids
a. cer thoroughly; but he' dose? not
seem to be able tout the motor to
cry man one been made to I“s“le’run right now. There cannot to any- '
thing very wrong, as it ran good; pre
wines to the work on'the vetties. Do
you suppose be upset the timing or
get- theepback right? C. J.. 3.
The grinding of the valves should
improve the running of the motor con-
siderebly It is advisable to reboot
the valves shout every 2.000 miles; as-
pecielly is thus true with the exhaust
valves When the valves ere ground
cautions that must be observed; are
included' under each heading
m
.1 enemies in no men
contender; why the «Mot
it is necessary to readjust the toppet
ods. More then likely your man has
finned to. do this urges-rig. (more
:..stem one should make the tunnel; :1“
should be some eleertnoe between: the
We- of the valve stein m the hub
mmtbecsxuotthecmsiielt
is not gone: on. the until Izod. Sumo
rush rode rotate wheoedted upon by
the dam. When smiles for clean .
1:41.98 between the out rod and vein
in ..n. my little; in. neutron. M'
'm
ind ounce wrestler tiring ot» the
otor.’ Ughifltv ' ‘9 chance.
“Width; timing. ~ it is necessary
however to readjust the tappet rods. '
ins shove stated-
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Motorlng Department. Sentinel:
Aubert tinge ago I purchased e 1.91-3-
tannin: car beving the Weltlnfi'hiiuee,
sterling and llihtinz system: or first
the battery. kept charged up tj Quor-
rooming tint 319 starter work d all
' soul. relish the battery has become
915k Emeline generator does "Ital:
soem- to be: doing its work right. At
any: the hidloo'tor showed e greater
eiuourit not; generated the it does
new. I. Do you suppose there l§ seine-
thin: wrong... tn the generator?
‘ J. 8. B._
On each side or the generator unit
you will will
these end make e carom! inspection
the valves and does not lmow have to- oi: the brushes. It is uniti Millie
that these brushes need replacing A]:
the tent time It would be W
(9 clean the 90310)th Bi “0 8911-7
orator whenr new entities ere le-
stalled. m those become vim
am the utter: Ila not urouetb
om :N‘smrdbslr dues not:
have “them current to melt the
“how effectively.
‘ [tom of II magma mush.
less seal-In than emery. hilt is eiotl- .
W3 Minimal. Sentinel:
{est told“ the nutter on WW
mIIeleanins. the mechanic claim
M it is clogged up end is‘_
but elm , ,
be “it think this 12%?
the: but hey to clean it!
Ida- let-Iv j
dbre. plus. same.
When file ism
rectory.
etell new leaves without resetting the
spring.
the new leaves installed, and the of
tenfotten results in another broken
spring very soon. .
If an engine has been standing idle I'-
ior some time it is advisable to dreln ’.
oi the stale gasoline in the floatchein- :1
bar. or “the carburetor. ' Any moisture
or sediment will also he removed by .‘
this operation, and 9. lot of possible
- annoyance avdidod-
Alter you have 1!leth blewingup
the tire. no», a flint. of ;Mstm on the
“Rhyming. Iltyillle moisture store
theretnbviously and valve is tlshb'but
it it «lumen: time is slowest at
on In battles“ the valve can, at-
ter it bus Man screwed tight. loosen
lLe' little end. listen to see it there is '.
any leek; If there is. then the one , ,
had when the plunder down. and the]; “
thin: to do is to mm the washer f
tuthacaceothetlltoesnottowlt
the niuezer, or else get a new cell.
A: good valve grinding compound
18 the "and" rebound III in: no;
i» .
' original wax." .
When two or more leaves at" e 1:
spring break it is not advisable to in; II
It the spring is used tor some
time its set is different from that or ..
ONE'OF MKNY. “He asked me it i would perinlt
Jack seaweed to me in such an bite to add soother engagement sin:
”How. deer?" '
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