Insular to the western donut in manna.
Width Churlun L... isaturdly. July 6. The former mayor was having his ilnal tests before being
dflitm'tiut fudge limos
Millennial bottom 1!
Mi uoubouiittoye-fir
erase owner?
Thu Mm ‘was probably due!
at in tbeWr itself Tutsi
' II! new»; turning thud-1
mammal. it menace or the meeting,
ease The increasing looseness is doe’
myths ball and socket inlets comic:
loose. see it these may not be set up
with a {ceew driver. it should be:
kept uptight and then securedrwlth‘
underpin... inspect all connections
of the steering gens , at least once a
takeout is namely danger-ms to:
hose any out beak.
Wm DenuItnuntfiThe Sentinel-l
«Plane give «no yum advice on the
following:— My clutch squeaks when
‘I throw it out it is quiet when my
foot is 08 HI.- polul but mud n
squealing molecule soon as i press on 7
the pedaL- Why is this: The clutch is
free i‘mnt iheJiy-wboel at the time,‘
so wily doea it'squuak? ‘ J. 14%
Judson from rocreemlpliauv-m ‘
troubloaisilnithoxrdierswou the shift!
ing .yolie. Il’hey run dry unlesusreeue;
is forced into them-frequently. at least;
once allay. it no immune are
provided they must be flooded with
oil so that it'll! ‘30 where it‘iii needed.
As those. only coineintopkr when
the cm iez-dismd that-77in the
only than they willmcolr.
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Motoring “Department, the Sentinel.
—-Plen’se‘7~sdrise me how to'udlnsi‘ the
bands on. my: Ford. transmission.
Where are ihey located and how can
tell‘ when- they are correctly ad~
Milfi?‘ M. T1"
The low speed adjustment con be
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the transmiaaionceso Screw it in
up tor-the poinrwhere it taken hold
without slippln‘u whenwpudui is a}
wrompglus mores-
' Went. The BonuneLlltave a uhgrt circuit on the damp wire
stow—Maw oil {latch or in the socket. This snakei Into
, which runs id the tail llshtfoontact st times and a0 heats up the
Mob“ every little while» ltlmire; Amtber times )t uhaiiee loose
I ‘ -‘- be all mm lope wetland Rives no trouble. A piece of elec-
tfllddflhlli set hOt after illelltric tape should end the trouble.
“adei hlom Can the trouble
jiheaswltolrf If you will advise; Motoring Department, The Sentinel
, . 7, your column as to the cause of; ——1 recently changed the oil in my on
‘7 minim t can do to remedy it. glue. cleaning out the oil base with
willuppreciaie it very much. ,‘kerosone, as advised. lthen tilled
ANXIOUS.7 the base to the right level with -—
m your description yon oil of the grade recommended for my
3 7 plll‘il
-oar. After menial the curabaut loo run forward whenicnnkw The re-
Imlleol bed the curioaity to inspect verse and buubciudinlimulltl are in-
the oil andldrew off some in a u.ide the once Move the pedal and
china cup. To my surprise it was 8 tighten updbe not on m. band you
black as the old oil lhsd thrown ass moving.-
‘away. 7 Does ihiu indicate a poor oll' _
' or is there some detect in the engine? Motorincbewlmenl. The BentlneLl
5-1» o-Please let mehnowwwhut mules my -
All oils become li‘rown, almost black. tires wear ao uneveniyon the tread.
7 when subjected to the. bent of an in-ZTbey are worn-sway in spots 80 ll!“
This is the tabric shows through. The-1st"?
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ternal combustion engine.
probably the trouble in your case is loose in several placea. 0130-
Some of the old oil may not have been this due to recur auscultation?
removed by the kerosene and so have _ 7 5' 3
mixed with the new oil; deepening the if the tires all! made ”V a "7”le
color. Your engine may tho notched Inanui’actuier the double in probably
a little due to the kerosene. and the! due to faulty operation Brake“ Ni
smoke leading down the aides of the! juated unevenly, do that one will lock.
pistons has still further discolored tile jamming on brakes suddenly. letting .
oil if your engine pulls well and has in clutch su .idenli. front wheels Gilt
plenty of power you may reasonably or line. failure to release clutch going
assume that the oil is good. iaround corners, all coniributee to them
cull-I Isame effect. 1
Motoring Department, The Sentinel .
Motoring llepaitment. The :‘z‘uentincl.l
~ l in my: I
There is a 10‘ of lost mat on l—Why is lire chalk used in then?
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HIGH PRESSURE
Norwdkossers.
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geneiwosmyorupc s;
‘ tine oxeellemeo MstmlkJsanothcr mme for
”when. WWW“ similar qualfiysoldaaesm
MW Millard amihtmewho say that
can more ossimuarqmlny~m theyafé
We Hamil 11rd and may, (lo.- foe.
-—-—- There is nloiiis some there in the
'flrei instance. but why is it necessary
to add some ciciy time a tube is
chanced?
The chalk comes an a minimum, pie
renting the tube from chafing as lt7n
bends back and forth while .. in use.
The chalk disappears, working into
the fabric or blowing out, so that it
disappears. .Ilw aye use plenty. spread-
ing it ownlv {or if it accumulates in
lumps it is apt to hold the heat and
burn the tube. .
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Moteling Department The Sentinel
—~Please settle a point in controversy
as to whether a magneto or generator
really make-i curicnt or not. Does. it
create current? Or does it only make.
pressure? '1‘. T.
The theow that is most widely no-
. oebted is that electricity is everywhere
and that the generator whethel hat
' tery. magneto 01 dynamo) simply
, makes a difference in pressure or volt»
:88; There is a close analogy with the
. 'water pump whldii. does not create
em. Maison. westeerlnsmr
made without removing the cover of .
if set up too-7 tight the car will“ i
. ii battery
mm ouofimiesluhe mlhueiness hours during:
theme:
Inexpensive *S'ummer Furnishings
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IBeaIun. Open. daily until 6 olcluub
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This-isoscaeon wheneoonomytieiazsbom ,~ 7 ‘
word. But‘noneofus areito hedoniodthe' ' - 7
of pleasant coolneeednpunihomen—oniheiaetraofl
surroundings whidh‘ mean so much‘to us. As
have always maintained, taste in mint question _ ‘7
money.
first, the Washable Douch‘Ocuure: To‘dloee ,
couch: in 7a wool-.lightitanoeovemwldoh liarw.” : 7.
makeeit poseflila tom the communism oh " -
cleanliness all ‘eeason; Nb ' onernecdd 77to here! - :
careful as to dusty shoes, and'evcn a weary little dog.
maycatchsnnpcnitwuhouooflsnae Itwnsheq
well.
Striped or plain, with W edges.
48 inches long, $1.75
Blue and m nobleman once T11
of the- familiar Japanese Touching. Theyiare we .
popular fonbieokisstund luncheon.- clothmmd are
the wiaialdgzbumboozandzmaple leeffpctterns.
48 inches, $1.35
Bolts of Toweling, 10 towels, $150
Oratonne Cushions for the harmncok or m i
porch floor.
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tery 71m quitehot and I matinee earnedibat amount a few years aso' the various emcee which are not -
have to add water twice 7a week.
R. V»;
if your ammeiei registers meieihsn now
the urinal charging rate the generator-
or yoliaso‘ rSiu‘l'ator will have lobe
adiuated. But it is probably due toi
your not using the( lights or much as.
formerly owing to the change in time.‘;
terminals hoot do during!
daytime turn on the lights to con-
sume the extra current and have
ligbe on occasionally at night.
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AN EXGEPTIONAL OFFER FQB
FREE. ORGAN BTUDVI
Free Organ Study under Dr W illiaini
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l0 on” at the Gullmant our“ school ' structure has been in use for the. past
l in New York city is offered to six do your there are many details regarding
sorting men and women eighteen]
years of use and over who poaaeia the
.lneceaaary talent and ability. This an-
nual offer in mode poaalhle through the
generosity of Commissioner Philip Bev
rolzltelmer and Mrs. Borouheirner who
desire to help deserving students who
have not the funds to pay for the ini-
tion. The otter holds good for the
schopl year of thirty weeks beginning
October 6, 1918, and includes these,
subjects:
orchestration. composition, musical
dictation. keyboard work, the training
oiboya' voices, musical history, hymn»
ology. The ’accolnpanlment or the
church service, score reading. the ore-T
torioa, organ tuning and repairing, and
students’ recitals. '
' Full particular§ regarding this ex-
ceptional offer may be obtained by ad-
dressing thc uGilmant Organ school at
744 West 12th street, New York city.
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.Acrness c’I-IARoes
water. but simply idea it to a height
‘ thineacreatlnz pm Ionghen the cur-
‘ work and the measure drill)ll
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Motoring ilepartment, The sentinel.
7 —-My engine teams to pull well .enoggh
when throttled down but does not no
7 5pond to thrbttle or acceleraton pedal.
The trouble has only. come on within-
the 1m few days my awesome
from you will be greatly appreciated.
‘ Thule one of» ‘ symptoms 0! car
'7 hon.~.lieuinvo- sp plum null if can
"iron is: round poor In pint ,of water or
7 hrdmsem remind thronsh air Naive
of carburetor. Your Milne line or
straw man be nitric am
it a toll MUM “Mlle-lilo we
09H NlflIGUT
. rent is allowed to flow ltnioes useful '
w tiled youtordeyuftmoon in court in
NEWTOWN ' HUBBY
Emma. Smith Declares Mortimer F;
Smith Can PoyeAilnIony .
That Mortimer 1“. Smith 0: New-
Iown hoe tooeived $50,000 from the 7
$200, 000 estate of his father Joseph N:'.
Smith, and also enjoyed an incomehot .. 7‘
:85, 350 from the «estate during the year
19I‘Z. la- the claimant counsel to: ’Eilb’l
L. mo 8.738rnith, the former musicalitoni»
edy actress, who is suing Mortimer,
Smith in the Superior court for ‘ di- '
.vorce.
The statements regarding, the bus-
Theorgiui, harmony. counterpoint. _ .,
eecewcn when
band's income were made in at hotel .3,
ye
‘she has since retired from the stage settled. But the members of the bufi
and could not command that salary lng committee believe that mutt
thave progressed to such a point :tliu't
“the building can be forum: ytiu‘hedi
FORMALLY TURN couaT §°v°‘ “7’ Iliuebwcolfliissl
HOUSE‘OVER‘TO COUNTY! wannflrnes‘szo HIM. r1 ,
At the age of {our Thomas was ink-I
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The county court house buildiiis.i
on to interview the manage-rte. ”When
the party stopped before the lion’s
which is complete after the alterations'
started two yeais ago, will be formally
.turned over to the county this morning cage Thomas’ sister laiormedhim that
by Justice George W. Wheeler of the this animal was called a lion. “F‘lil' a
few moments Thomas was bewildered
at the abundance ‘of flowing hair’thq'
Supreme Court of Erims who is chair-
lion possessed and thcnenrldonly out
man of the building committee.
Although the addition to the original
claimed: “Some moustache, ‘ scum»
me!" ' ' l
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