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‘- ' I am”a [sealer of 1mm paper and am
very much interested in your Motor-
hts' Rtohlems. l have a question I
should like to hsve you answer
“ ls lt‘beneflcial or detrimental to the
miginp to use coal oil to loosen the
carbon? A friend of mine tells me that
-it will’g'um the oil. It thst is so. what.
isgoodtou‘seI? ' 1'”
. The injection of a little kerosene in-
to the combustion chamber of the cyl-
lll'del's when hot will help switch the
cnrhoh deposits The use or too much
heroseno or any oiher liquid decaifion;
izer will tend to destroy the lubricat-
ing quInlities of thee“. M‘II .,
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. Ifotoring Department. The Sentinel—-
" I have a new 1918 car equipped with
estinghouse ignition systm with-
out ma etc. and I had trouble with
it short circu’itlng when I thought was
in the breaker box. it has stopbed'
twice dead while driving. and with s.
screw driver I seem to get a spark
by shortening the «platinum points, and
‘ the; car can be stIorteId with no trouble
. then. Could you give me some advice
'" as. to .i‘o anemone
W. . 9 sons.
3; d be u isableéto theroughly.’
clan the platinunr points withqi wary.
th trouble. 9"
oighty;
HONK ’ ‘3
111g that children of immigrants are
or or schoolwge when they. are not.
0! eburse the arrangement will not
. apply (mghiidren who first go to In
other state-I betore they take up their
residence i11.Connecticut.Ilut~ within
thcwscou ‘ot the arrangement it is b?-
limd a great: deal of good will. be
lLE NOTESé’i '
‘ '- .2
in the diflerential, and on exIsmininx'
i it I found that. quite a. number of the
teeth or the master gear: were chip
pod 611.1 gave the gear Case b. thor-
ought ‘cleaning and found a number
of small pieces ot steel from the sear.
pDid- these pieces cause “158 linock? It
I has glfian no Iti'duble since. cleaning
thei wears. -
Wt caused the gear Tto chip? Is
it lack of Ilhbricsnt't Will it cause any
trouble t9 run on thb hour when quite
a numbe’rfifiihe teeth fire chipped on
the edgerwr‘ Mrmut seventy five;
Juliet weakly. 115%.“? seems. to no
Inll'. right: since cleaning thatgesnosse
and n ling it with lubricant. .1. F.-
Evi ently a piece of metal tram one
of the tests magnum ween
the germ. This would tnd to Iforpe the
.gelrs; spurt when meshing 'ntlI this
Sometimes when gears ~ hswe
bled burdened 51:60. much they will
chip. Lack of lubrication also causes
.lit It is reasonable to. believe that;
;when once started they ‘wtll continue
to chip. The mail pieces are bound
accomplished.
It hsl- been found necessary {or the
state bosrd of education to take sn-
other room in the capitol for its work
It is on the inunh floor in the east
wing and will be Occupied by the su.
pervls‘ors when they come 0 the cunt-
tol on business connected with their
work, until it is wanted for legislative
committee hearings. I
W
EFFORTS TO INCREASE RELA-
TiONS ssrwuu nussm IAND
THE umrzo surge. I
wnsmnoron, swam-hues-
sion of Russian trade through person)
al visits to American commercial cen-
ters, and better mesns oi! transacting
blislnmil'thmh thrlwwnc. or s
Russian-Amman bask initials: or:
Among 'tbe’ctder‘obic'ets of a Visit to
this country" of Mix 'Alexander Behr.
meprcsident 'oi the Russiwnmsri-
can Chamber of Commerce at Moscow,
who Wilr'hnve the Cooperation of the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. of the Department of Com-
to cause damage to the other work-I
Hing parts: Howeverpflpyoli clean that
case 'trequently sod rIiIve very little.
OX0.
gunta such time :lhat new:
-.be installed ..:.'
4%“ 9.1"“.
vast trduble I
arts my
I Sept
mores ,3,an his tour of the country
.11.; ..Behr sailed from Christinhia
bex 8. and as an oillcial ot the
IM cow Chamber, will confer With
tinde organizations and their most ac-
tive members, at all the important
fine tile Care should be taken 10 getil'tiotoring Depajtment. The Sentinel_.centors of this country, laying the
the points even. When this is, done the i Klnuy let me know- the cause- for foundations for tutors growth of com-
Wm” “1‘0“” 1’" ”92‘1““??? 5° “minimums animal's ihiecyli‘sders whenl
- for the w.enr This should lie done rm
3,- Itiquent intervals to insure smooth
g, minding ot the motor. Also note that
sit wiring connections m5tighi ._ A;
loose terminal which apparently
I‘II'I: looks innocent, may be the cause or
all the trouble.
#11319 Swami-i
the i'
the
)iiu‘quiry in your column:
1‘ ”wig;
..‘mént Authorities in thew Y's‘ri‘t‘
f3. .. J “3;," .Co-operate.
95: The State board oi education has
:31 mode apt arrangement with“. '«t "
migration uthoriIItIies in N3 >
.. wwwi‘ei. the inter militarism.
board With a, list of the children or
$031951 dse. f ..domlnsfiisto this country
'LI‘~.‘.I‘-\ e-
.Mo assist. time etves~sJ%‘iB°°‘iawc5Mm : I. ,3
‘ '1 3 state 2.2:. ortducinitn «his sown.
. gard a. twe"s.woo1"awewiue.éi;he
through the port of New 35ch and- ~ -
,drlving- car At night with electric
Iiights on. W power for lights is from
Hie magneto Car runs 0. K. with the
2122115: anti _ N. A.
I There is probably a leak in thohnr-
rent 'éuppliod to the plugs. it the bet-
tery, is in series with the magneE Eyso it
II; also po :lbg‘ths in 43min}:
DP
53111111.; in u siikgost
aenrefdi inspection oi all the Wis
children hfimmigfi-snfi urhgnte
muiItIIxII is increased whey}
bent there is an 6111f:
iahor of young: peep
is atAprs-
3:.
merge: between Eastern Europe and
the chief ports at North America. l-le
will he met At New York 53* s rcprIe:
sentauvs at the Bureau of Foreign
and MWCmmerce, who willIcon
m with'sewsm'nh "itinerary.
and will assist} through the mmim
Infi‘brdjsd hy’I the» human. tnjgsinlng as
wide ,- -lsssring‘:or blmas .pns'sibie.
:r‘wIe; wiect :61? ,p gmtiamnmmm I.
bruit m’jitussisI has been brought to
”51
m9. emanate! the.Russian-Atherlic
nmschsmber encomntetiwig which 3" R
5th ea in we:
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emdwwwmwsmnv new
' the nmwmmnatnma. u.
signed/ty‘vgynesfliinmsgé 9
industr). nails, 01 personal enterprise
il’ct We are under the impression that
eslzihlisimd'mére with 'ihe purpose,
first snd"toremos1.» to render the ne-
cessary assistance in all the various
phnscs of pecuniary 'trnhsactions' be
a medium when
arise in the investineni 0! capital. and
to otter to the business centers of the
United Suites s certain moral gush
anty that their interests are safe-
guarded It. so institution founded for
this country it would prove to be the
nucleus u'r an enormous business
which could be developed.
. "in expressing our views on the es-
this-country, we advocateIthe most
hnports'niimsnsure that concerns the
life of our institution. and naturally
we should be most willing to direct
all work through the. medium of suchI
a bank. - ..
“The 'ilnportd and exports oi both
‘mountrtu'hovo been reaching» enon
nous figures. not taking into account
any development that can certainly be
eipecteu utter me'wu. » u might be
shfiicient to‘ state that hsnkpin this
muntrypav vastly dIdennds at to to
it nor t. but we are Iready to give
yam P," tints lnor‘c M id intor‘
motion. 'We request you piss. our
ngit‘s hdtore the tlnanclnl circles of
the ”united States, with the object o!
estIsbiishing an AmgricsIu limit in this
city with which we maid cooperate
in matters gaining to our Chamber
of Comtfio ' ’ ‘ ".3\I 1
"Judltlng by the interest and desire
shown 2.. the imminent!!! centers or
both cémt'trles tojgretltly extend the
by the (1.11.. that. have been accumu-
lated 11.36... institution in the com-
the ques .
the first which 11 {e to be sIIettled be-.
h s
mimics witnmm Attendee .
were ’ihcrs‘a purely American bank I
'tween the two countries, to serve as
opportunity niayI
the special purpose of trading with.
tnblishmentot an American hgnk in’
sxisti‘hfii husiness‘ reintimis, and also
paratia” 1‘ short tllne oli'lt's existence,II
IstatIersre practically'
" ‘ position can be ,
w “town
3th
20% More Power. '
The Chinese what's-head motor with oven
headtsmhahnlsfumadflnceoftheold
types of motors as the self-starter is ahead of. the
starting Honk.
It is generally recognized 1n the Wade and
among owners a. the 20% more power motor.
HE Chalmers Six-40 u the new motor car a n
16.... price. eq'tllppcd with this wonderful new
of inoior which he‘s made h necessary for the
imérs Company to so tremendously IincrehikII' itII- 'I 7‘
pfodnctidnlor II916I. - "' " ‘
The Season’s Meter Shutting
On the hills and. country roads
this $1350 car will do all for you
Walden Iwhen he extnlilishcd a record at the meat Union-
Hill'Clinrbg-dr'win a Ghslmus Six-40. (int Imam .. .
sight seconds better than the previous
'i
, '3'. .
Within the limits of touring car stimuli? .chEl 3
valvevin-heud overhead camshaft motoi wfit git/c you a
the efficiency and hugger-quick" attawflslliathhis QM f "
gave Dc Palm: and Resta- when II-shcy,
and l02 milmhour for 300 (1155
We“
W as a want. i'ix.‘
The new Chi-us Sin-40 u to WI. to t bi.
library rocking-chair. '
The leather upholstered seats are deep sod luxurious;
the sides of the tonnesu- are built on the annchair'
principle. You ride in the car-e—not on it.
The legoroom is ample; the rear springs are 57
ohm than any oiliq car Iis‘
result ll that the cat glideswm
easy Imoiion that makes motoring; pleasure.
M0 h'ds ' —
that it didmfolfA.
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awry buysr of a Clmlmmr ,qur 11‘
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