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WeSent mar the-“Rhine «
The iarm‘ilar figure in blue uniform and poke bonnet is back home to serve.
nicer four years in khaki with the boys “Over" There."
Oslvnton Army insoles
served old fashioned American doughnuts in the front line trenches. and new
that the war is over they will be found again in the slums and dark places of
our great cities. ready to give a helping hand to men. women and children who
are on the down grade. The Salvation Army Home Service Campaign for
81w.” openslflny 1!, to last one week.
Miss mu, in MRS.
ililEll l’MlllilN ion
Sahationlrmy Commander. Dis-
guised, Roamed Through Slums
to Study intimate Problems of
East End Untortunates.
Mts< Evangeline Booth, daughter of
the late Numeral “'llllnm “mull.
founder of [he Salvation Army.
given her life to the. service or the
poor and thr- nnrorirmmr. i-‘ew pi‘l“
sons, 8! any, know she “'i‘lll nimm m
' Evamilno Booth, commander oi the
Salvation Army In the United States.
no list ‘hd of Londlm dismlsod in
rage that she might help the unfor-
tunate. When her tam:- stood erect
amid a storm of-abuaonnd even physi-
cal violence she stood beside him.
She knows how the poor suitor he-
am has MCTM with them. She
km!“ still remains in the wreck
of a dis-slate man a spark of man.
hood tint will kindle in redeeming
flame, Mouse she has tanned many
niche-inc sparks until her patient has
mained his (eel. She now heads the
Salvation Army in the United States
at them moment or its career. The
old-{lure slurs and doubts have been
bum. During the week of lay
mean-e Salvation Army will appeal
to are people of the United States for
thirteen million dollars to carry out
its afier-the-war program. Contribute
to the Salvation Army Home Service
Fund (Impaler). Remember. to the,
Salvation Krmy “A Man May Be
Down, but He's: Never Out." ,
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WILSON ENOORSIS
SALVATION ARMY.
l‘rl-sillvm \\ll.\'nn. burdened
as he is. found time to cable
his eminrsi-lm-lli nf llu: Salva-
livn .\l'l!’_" Hmne Service Fund
(lulu-nigh. which will he rou-
lllll'll‘ll «luring the woo-k ul'
May ill-2H. 'l‘lle v-nhlcm‘nm:
Commander Miss E. Booth,
Personal, Salvation Army.
120 West Fourteenth street.
New York:
. i am very much interested
to know that the Salvation
Army is about to enter into a
campaign for a sustaining
lurid. .l feel that the..alva-
tion Army needs no common.
datlon from me. The love
and gratitude it has elicited
trillrarrliryrtrttllr
evidence of the WOrk it has
done, and l teeivthat i should
not so much command it as to
congrnulate it. Cordialiy and
sincerely yours.
WOODROW WlLsoN.
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"OUT OF LOVE" CLUB .
UNIQUE ORGANIZATlOH
:Members Are Girls Rescued by
\ Salvation Army.
The “Hill uf Lane" l‘lizll is one u!
llw impurinnl llllll Ill‘gnliixnlli-HS lilitlll-
lzzim-ll in) llw Suhnliul. Army in this
vuunlry. in own l:ll".'(' city when-
there is n thniiml Army corps girh
“in: how lll't‘ll llilln-il liflf'k lnm the
imrmnl par-(- of n “ill'lx'll'llly World are
proud of lllt- llli‘llllli‘l‘hlllp in ll1i< ('lllll.
llixnmmimmi. lm-i-li-cs- girls who clonal
i'nrzl-l killiliuwmm wlmun them in llwir
hour of grl-ntmi Ilf‘l‘ll girls uni of ions
in help other girls rm'clve lhe mum-
fril-mllim-ss. in n simple. mill-t way.
for over 20 you”.
in err-ry largo clly In tlu- muslin-y
llll'i‘i‘ nrc’glris who have needed the
niinisirnliuns of tho Sulvnihm Army.
Alum" llwy lmu- lwvn lu-lporl and soul
on their way “(Jilin till-y lll'i'flllii‘ l'rfi-
mmnlwr! of this i'll'll if they Sn rink-inn ;
llnly girls are :iillilllll'il “ho ll:l\‘i-;.'lvml
n :n’mll :H'('(illlll hf illvmsL-lvt-s for at
least one nmnlh in the positions found
for llwin by the thniinn Armv after
illlU' lliP
llUllli‘ u'lllc'h ille
si-li‘il ul‘ friendliness 411.1:
linh :li ion Army . hm:
spin-nil among them. The girls are
lell'i'li‘il in drew in a plain, simple
any. and avoid in nny sense of llli‘
wort! gnudr or lfl\\'ll.":.' clothing,
l linseiplng or tale hearing is tulvmed,
lit nwmimw of the club Irunsgrcss lhls
rule lint-y nl't- liable in suspensinn fur
a month or lungs-r. The. "Hut of Lure
Club" is one of the numy activities that ‘
\vlll lw;.vlil ll)‘ llll‘ silver-$5 «if the Sulxu- ‘
ilrm Army ill-luv Service le6 Cum-
[mign l'or SillJKNIJKM .‘lny 19:16.
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from the troops is a sufficient ..
a i will remn- llght deposits of carbon.
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lconlmually dying down.
- 'ampcrcs remain the some. while the
—Plense give firing orders
1, 3, 4. 2. Six cylinder orders—1, 4. 2.
6, 3, 5. or 1, 5, 3. 6. 2. 4. There: are
“on. Each block of an eight mid
fire like a four, and each block. of a
ing the block on the driver's right
hand the "right" one and to lll" left
the "left" one, and numbering i.:-‘
cylinders from radiator toward back
or car v.0 get 1R. 1L. 2R. 2L. «lR. 4L,
for an eight. A twelve would fire 1R,
ll. or lit. 63L. the remaining: cylinders
firing like a six.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
-—».\l_v starter has failed me. zlnd while
hm in: it repaired l have been matting
by siliti'liinp. on the ignition and mov-
ing the spark lever; bill I cannot al-
ways do it this way. Could this be
made a reliable method? Why does it
sometimes fall? Some drivers have
ltold me that it injures
5 Please let me know if this is so. 8. O.
, ii the mixture is just right. the on
gine holds its compression and there
Ls- a hot spark the engine will start
every time. This can be made-snore
certain by speeding up the engine
Just before stopping. so as to an the
cylinders with fresh mixture. it W‘ll‘l
help if the, choker is pulled out slight-
ly. As engine wears and losos.com-.
pression this method becomes mm
uncertain. It will not injure the “su-
glne, as the piston always steps out
way down the power stroke and so
is in the proper position to receive
the force of the explosion.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
MA few Weeks ago i bought a used
Overland car and after running it a
few times the engine overheated and
eta-ted ioknoek end there is always
so much smoke.
i put kerosene oil in cylinders and i
bought a can of some other kind or
,0“, but nothing helps. Please au‘
' swer.
Overheating may be due to clogged
-radiator or failure or pump, £c.. but
zit may be caused by the driver run.
ning the car on low gear. Blue smoke
~ , is due to oil, and black smoke is due
it spark plugs
are covered with .0". then the level
too thin.
Scored cylinders or defective piston
rings may also cause it. Kerosene
,to too much gasoline.
.but is useless in
'thruws mucb‘oil.
an engine that
Motoring Despaeunent. The Sentinel.
«The baticria’l in my Saxon four are
On test. the
I have the At-
dis-
fvoltage is reducing.
'water Kent ignition system. i
connect the batteries when not
lune.
your advice; J. Y.
There is a short circuit. on some
9 part of your Wiring or one of the neg-
‘ative terminals is touching another.
Go over the wiring carefully "pain:
'or replacingr any part that seems de-
, lectlve.
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? Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
——-l own a 1911 No. 40 Nationshhaw
ling {our cylinders 5x5 elevenlslxi
;toonths. which in turn are served by
1an old type H a N carburetor and a
lBosch magneto. The. car has not
;sone ovcr 20.000 miles but now does
,not accelerslc well. in starting it
does nol start easily and when accel-
Prelim! into high speed end up to
:(‘lghim-n miles per hour the engine
“idols iiol explode on every power
Istroke. Likewise when 1 speed of
tWenty-five to thirty miles per hour
is reached the engine seems to choke
llils unique lill‘li lulu lu-t-n liliilllli'llllml 1 and '0?“ Power. is the trouble in in { low H981“. Hill film”! l3 l9!” '9“ '0‘"
innion or carburettor: or both? The
car is only uscd in mid-summer and
this trouble was noted toward the end
of last season. H. C.
loss of compression as cylinders. pis-
tons and rings must be badly worn.
fluorine Went. m sentinel. no up, so that the crank gives a side
or tour. blow. tearing out the. side of theonsc
'slx. eight and twelw pylinder on It sucks oil up‘on top of the piston.
gluon. . 1-1 reusing demon. and it ccntinn :d
Four cylinder orders-l. 2, -i. 3 and makes me overheat. l
others possible. but they cause vibm-g
twelve like a six cylinder engine. (.‘ail- .
SR. 3}. or IR. 1L, 3“. 4R. 4L, 2R, 2L~
the engine. ~
In it. due to carbon“
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till
i would very much appreciate;
Trouble in starting my be dur- lo’
Motoring Department. The Manet.
~1lhavesblgstxflaiok. it'll-pend.
up and run good on paved road. l‘u' l
When in sand seems lo have no p w .. .-;
_whatever. Thi‘lllilllz )‘nl: lbl' any
. formation lii'lCK.
. Then- ure lll'tll} chums of "all
DOWcr. but only a few can be inclem-
icd here. Carburetor may give wrong
mixture, engine parts may be out of,
line, lubrication may be faulty. com-g
pression slightly weak. RHINO“ spark l
my be week. Only a thorough over-I
‘hsullng could determine the trouble
. with certainty.
i Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
-l have find an Oakland model 30 for 1
1 a year and nevvr had any trouble with 1
l the brakes until now. On rough roads ‘
or when l mm a left hand corner the
inside brake on ten, "th will lock
and drag the wheel. A garage mu
guys all is O. K. Have you ever In!
such a troQie and what can be the
cause? lioflng you can help me out
with an answer. i am. C. F.
Probably it is adjusted too tight.
Jack up both rear wheels and set
brake part way on. Try both third!
by had and adjust ulfll they Md
evelly.
l Motorlng lgpartment. It'Ee gamma.
-—What trade of cylinder oil is best
to he in summer, light. at“ Or
2 L '1'.
. Minna fixed ruletomlyotherl
ltban that advanced by the engine
Jasmine". Usually a Minn
1m 58 D... However. this 0.1 be
Him by the type of “the
zoned. also condition or the m. It
$cylinder-n and pistons are worn, then;
fa heavier grade. will be necessary;
«Purchase some first class oil of mix—l
‘disll body and observe the elect. A:
little merino-ting will soon plvdlcc
the desired result.
HELPFUL HINTS.
1 Do not imagine that you have donv
iyour duty to the cooling system by,
nerdy keophg the radiator filled with
water. Some day you will be tm-'
bled with overheating and will won
der how it came about. So sake oil?
cover of radiator occasionally while:
engine is running and see it voter is
moving. if it is coming toward yonl
With considerable force the pump is:
operating. but it no movcmt occurs;
the pump hos stopped. I
we Was-a are
not amazed to show the later N"
,tuming. so we hold back of he!!! to:
shottotn ni‘ radiator. if bottom is hot i
jibe water is Circuhilng.‘ If it is 013- i
cttnetly cool the water is not malai-
ing “d symptoms or over-hosting will
’soon appear.
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Annual-r test or great Matinee is
to see it the. inn belt is tight enough. ,
lit you can move the blades freely it
3 is too loose. Have it tightened berm
(summer comes, as it is needed more
{during the hot season.
l We at the storms box my
anally be stopped by tightening the
not around the pump shaft. but per-
sistent We calls (or mucking.
This is a staple job. but it night M l
Veil for you to watch some one else.
do it the first time. WM properly '
packed it. will last several months.f
merely inquiring lightening when it
leaks.
w.-.’
11' engine Khan's too great a tenden- ;
’ry to overheat. the radiator is. proba-
, My clogged and should be cleanedoni
iwith washing soda. But do not con-
'di-mn the radiator unless you knew
re not driving too long on
llhat :01: a
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lWard, that {an belt is light and mix
{ture is not mo rich. There are many
‘t‘lelSi-s of overheating besides Mugged
! radialcr.
‘ ROUND HEADED :
APPLE TREE BORER
Continuing for six
days
This Sale wlliofierseasonable goods in House Furnish-
ine's. Wearing Apparel, Dry Goodeand
Accessories.
Realising that now is due time one is considering POl'l'll
and Summer Furniture. prices have been re
duced even «m
the newest lines. This willfhe a great accommmlalion 1H
everv buyer. There are included:
Grass and «fibre Rugs
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Announcement of the May Sale
.‘Commenc'ing Monday, the Nineteenth
Porch Chairs and Rockers
WillowChairs &R‘ockers Rustic Cedar Furniture
”with tapestry coverings
1n Wei
Milllnery, choice styles lately arrived
Tailored and Sport Suits
Shoes for Women and Children
Some very Special Corsets and
of Undefinusllns
Silks Wash Goods
Laces Men's Wear
various 1
Linens
Hosiery
All things people need
It wfll be to every one’s advantage to antidoateonc's
apparel for the entire summer.
:vidently your mixture is not riehu xow is mo lime to look over you‘ '
as high speed. Have your carburetorfappln lrrpg for borers. This native
overhauled. POI‘MDH l! ' would hi‘ 7 rest is one of the most dcstruaiveen-
'more advisable to install a modelliirmles attacking apple sad quince
l type carburetor. Which will better va. 11mm. The borer itself is yellowish in
You will and this Overland
delivered by an engine that runs
phasing in performance.
and quietly, day in and day out.
'5. L. BENEDICT
their release from :1 lmupital or lmlm» '
These girls pledgi- llwlnm-lvos l0 lit-e 1 l
' porize the present day low grade fuel
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
1— “l have. 'a “’lllys Overland 85-6 with
,a Bosch magneto model 4 DU. 6. No.
, 259263. Can you tell me what. is the
3 matter with my magneto? it has been
l running fine and not giving any trou-
ble until two weeks ago. i cannotgct
any spark at all. Also can you tell me
.Where the (salary is thst makes the
iBosch magneto? Any information that
lyon can give me will be highly spore.
elated. E. C.
1 With the DU. magneto. you should
the able to run on battery, if anything
!is wrong with the magneto. armature
101- circuit breaker. Try cleaning the
circuit breaker points with fine. sand
paper. Clean inside and outside of
distributer with a cloth and gasoline.
,l.‘ no good results are obtained then
’1 the mngneto should be looked over by
in Bosch Mair m “the nearest.
lsewice station. The home olice is
at Springfield, Mass. but you should
{be ableto find a Beach We static!”
; near YOI.
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
——Plen8e tell me just What lacing an
iengine willdotonmotor. _
BOWL.
‘ Rscinx‘sn engine procaine enor-_
moss We on the em: rod
m ‘
lined, however, to tie this paper se-
1 caret: at the top. Fine min nei-
llng my be used in the. same wav.
Some orchardista mske h, z proo-
tioe early h the spring to meld
up the earth-wound the base at the
color. about 'one inch in length, with
a dark brown head. They are usually
easily detected at the base of the tree
in the early spring. Examine your
trees near the ground. and it small
holes are found from which “wan"
like droppings are being thrown. you
can rest assured that. one of these in-
sects is at work. Trees of all new:
and sizes are attacked. and when llam-
aged show n._ sickly nppcnrurcru The
borers work mostly in the trunk near
the base, below the Moon of the
ground as well.
Borers are among the. most difilcan
inserts to control. probably the must
Practical mczhod being lo cut tin-m
out with a sharp knife. 01- inmr; 9.
still Wire. into the tunnel omit the
borer is rezoned and killed. There are
‘seveml other methods that often
pmVe valuable, such as washing the
tmnk 01' the tree three or (our times
during the summer. with kerosene.
emulsion. Tarred Wu wrapped
around the tree from the [round to
about a foot high in also claims! to he
a good preventive. Care uhonlil be
78 No. Main St.
manner. car-e should be taken :0 re- ecrupulous lL-t’, says an illustrated alr-
mOW‘ "‘9 '5"?! "l "’9 "l“- tlde h Hmlar Mechanics Marzizinv.
Next in Him to cutting lhe
borers out, or hm than on n The Wt we dmdly belt for the
It “as so because it bore
wire, mbubly comes“ use ct Car- U-boat.
boa Bisutflde. To be eleoflvc, the the lamblike outward appearance 0'
Mil within
Carbon Bloulfide should be. inserted a MD mmman.
prevents armed the British lion irnlenshed. (lim—
into the tunnel mane ha: sealed
with putty or mud. We
the mm [mm m_ and 3,; ll. coated ms were mounted in false
becomes a gas it penetrates ell parts deckhouses that collapsed like cards
g; the tunnel and 11111. the berm-s. e. on a deck stripped for “.11"... 1.11.
. Coddingphtomoldfibt Extension . . . ..
Her-Vine. Connecticut l I ltnrali"rl- the instant to deliver the death llHui'
loge, Stem. i'" signaled. Think of a ship sailing
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7"! DAM” “30‘“ int: heed! as a target to hidden fool:
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in Met that it might night. .even
How Titty UM!“ ‘Yfm of the that“ Med first. And ibrn imag—
British “'57- * in the mm take of a ’m‘pcdo sud-
. - , duly encoded acress its path shortly
,u‘.’ “Wm «M mad' flier am on a fine spring mo: nlnz.
mumommthearrdam Nmrhrr- My the tramp held to is
lg the grave days or the wand war. mad observednolhinc. On board
53‘ mm 1-0-6 that is one ti emit-amt, homer. a longawail-
wows “IO WWII! elm- I“: clearly and men crawl "
«seam mom. on to bottle mm. mm a we
as Manna-ruining“ when: is. We several but».
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It. has abundant
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for lawns and gardens
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(ll't‘d wards a '1.;i\
tmmp‘s how
the c'lll’ttin in lw I'll“
cut at War drum-as
DOG. Ream pnlll‘l'rl if»
and the ship rut-7.111
the wan-s.
"hysteric" 0i: 1le
executed the
comedian anti rmrw
in a l‘li‘vl Of a] lull.
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panic r Y‘( *.\
The sinzl‘ him»! 1!
h)‘ lhe ('oplazn \'.:l-
define and 9,. a an ~-
submarine. which l1. .
civilly close it) Ix.
less [tan (hm-c 111iv'
the commandl. 1.
and fight,
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