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« >('2;1.V' fully fourteen pounds the Gatehouse.
or man. The Frenchman also is Clark ..
an inch shorternnd two and a llerner‘
inches shorter in reach. , ,Hov‘mrd ..x. “5.140
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The «Tigers, of Nomalk, lost greater;
O’L Mi
1 the'scote being}: tom. spam
playing by Ba‘ndis‘f'nnd. Bests marked
game. In the preliminary, the lia-
oods, 'of Bridgeport, deefnted the
ds, fi’to 0. The lineup:
—-._— ...—... f Springwoo
"we
costs, the tomb ting amounting
£37.50.» , Gall Velma:
a civil aetion against‘Wl
er for phys‘leitu‘s fees.
struck bellman left eye.
out. about a quarter of‘an inch long”;
was made, and the cheebbone splln-‘
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. L _ p , '45 forced out through die valves and
, _ ' ‘ vlother places. Would suggest {hat you
, _ , ‘ , ‘- ..uee new snarliplugs or change than
, . . _ ' lisrotxégd inaorder to pmwe whether this‘
. > , _ , 7 . , ' - » : res trouble, or not It ‘22 poser
1 3:11;)!“ Ignorgrtmenta The Selim)?“ file that the rings are not properly fit-
been mini 11 :13; car wine?! I traveled in this cylinder am: purmit too
to m as . would I think much an to pass. W’ould suggest, how-
e um ex- 15 becoming tilled With 63‘ ever. ibat‘ vou try pox-Setting the i-ml»
bans: products of the ,mgtor. How again-st, ‘ ' t
should I clean the muffler before it:
gets bad enough to cause trouble? '
- N. J.
The best way to clean the‘mutl’ler is
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. Motor Department, The 8911111101..
‘1 have trouble with my steering wheel
in a way that I have never heard (1'
;l'r.~ him to leave the ground, while! Total .. . .655 623 693 1976 19:1.6‘ngel’s (°)- ‘ » LakeviewailZ), m, d 2 2 '. - . ‘io disassemble '1: ' . .
(nt. .gngaged in actual figlit,ing~,§8ales. 1 2 3 To’l. Ave.§Bard05 --------------- tug-In“ Shut“ figctéks ggfigmgfi'ge 133:2,an separately; If tilisagfncgmntmhiufiapressed by any one, My car, arcarw
. course—has its: effect u'poull‘mwnes ...... 100 13 127--— 362 120.6? L9“ end.» Gall is detemf‘fied that big “Sf-la t,5ult will eat up, gauging-tow 7 » » anew, ”6390175“! to the Wheat 935m? “’1'
... , illoberlson . “1.43 15 109— 410 136.6 Tooker .. ....L. "mééim' 0. 169311;; 13?”? *he expense 0: {matmené «u n .1 . 7 - 2:1"! mist morning. who? it suddenly 1‘0.
one of his tryouts yesterdayjciirrm-d ....... 93 146 110— 354 118 e.“ 0- . l '” ' ‘ Gem ' 2' no”... ‘. l , , ' , ,Efigm 0 um in 9‘" 93‘ dilbifl‘t)“ 2"
mm talked with a group ofsport .mlbum ...... 110 136 112—. 358 119.3 Paella ----------------- ~.----fiflmfln Judge“ a ’55“ 3' . "h 'a'd“ MM?” Demmn‘m" “’9 59mg“? infil- 1“ “S from“ in ”“3 collqri b9-
, .. n . 2 from the bench this mornmg that. he The gnsniene tank on my ear is loco;= ~ . . . r2
. nbou: lllS experienms. He Mason . .1 .2 118 121~ .71 123.3 Leftesuard- — - . . . 1'3"" the 3‘99"”?! “Pi-’- and 92‘1”“
..I M". Md i t , ht fi ‘_ __a ‘ Naggy - .. . Busnwick was more inclinedm be lenient 15 ed 111 back. hung from the frame 221- much work it Wag made to m... bu‘
; ' ‘3 “ ‘ 5 X. 37*“? . gm“, “ ..~ 1:“ _, """ "" wens whens meant “was nommitted recast behind the. warmth. Ofeourse » ' ' ' '. ‘
. {m m first I received 22. Eachl Total .......5s.. 693 m9 185:: 123.6 Center. , ~ . . on" , - ’ ““103; “’0 5’1“- Ca“ 5’0“ ad“? ”*0 a“
' fialii bi-nuwht -1 little more vmon v “Product‘on 1 2 3 To‘l Ava Maléck - . - "’- ------ ~~ - Cuflifingmlm With fists, but he “a not disposed to there "'7 'Sflm on the gas to make to the 0811M Bill? a “OSSiNe N‘m'fl“
; .1. 7 _ e. I . , a - -E R1 in , - overlook the use of dangerous wea- it run, :19 to tiaeearburetor. I one... inst. "emu in ”kg,“ am 0.. 1
l n Liv rim. 1 fought in London Shepard ...... 130 1.0 130—— 390 130 g t guard- » “mm t to I , - - g a g ...; ~ f - I
.111th $20.00". When the War start; F. ..Ymmg. . .149 115 126—- 390 130 ;Williams.~--.~ ............. .. cones Wm‘ “m “L" a“? He "9“ “withif’rngm? 1" mg {at “mm be 5' 8mm? of mm danger.
. was: wov‘kahout $250 000 most of Hutchinson .149 124 ms“ 419 1396' ' Right tackle. 3““ Wtd’m'm ”e. "me “am“ come ”hat I cmmétkm ’9'“ ”mad” 0* 9‘“ “making W“ in alil'v’m'ic‘i 1 am.
a. r invested .211 the Léns coal Kmppe ‘ .136 157 1:27» 430 14.3.3 Tooter --------------- Crawl.1 ’° ”:18 missile“??? sumo“ “mm“ A" ”m“ “mummmm “a 1= . ~ 9 Mr
1.. nml all was: 1min the ruin and .Gmn: ........ 145 137 137;- 419 139.6 ' might end- ‘"*~~cm e 9“ “mm “urbances‘ ”an?“ fli‘gf’wr'“fl°“k' : EVK' ? “‘9 Steering get” “9‘15 “awful 3"
m ranged by the Germans. “'llonl n—- —_ ...... ...... ’ Rooney ..............r.......r.. Bogus Near the am of file game 3’95”?" the joints}!!! light the, lad: "f fenf'on at frenneni interval-1. it “3"“
n ll 1mg: I worked in those same! Total ....... 709 663 676 2048 136.5‘ Right‘halfbick; z terday, _betvlreen the ‘Tigers Of .this spressugre must be due to leaky mmgbekept Well lubrifinted. The homing
1 "on... J .42.: , ' .lTube Room. 1 2 3 :To’leve. Chontas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1”,". cum“ city End. the Lakeviews, of Bridge-27119 (13813138116 1111798 Of the 1mm! in question seized. don‘to the link of
r l “in over Beckett I shall have Fellenbaum ...144 168 150-; 462 154 , Right‘half ”Mk- p‘m' “me" meg“ heme“ a Bridge-iShO‘flq‘be ”fled 3v" and the tank pron" lubficafion‘ This ’9 "or“ a":
o n may start to regain my lost Ilerberich ..152 139 135.— 426 142 f'1‘. Moriarity .............. hsaon v0” elayer am *1 member of "1913““ fl “’1‘ 0‘19 5*‘°“~" be mm“ to happen with a"? bearing “W“
m... .. .Bremfl ...... 175 131 152__ 458 152.6 Full back. . Tiger te . [culminated in a scuffle: - u, there is any amount of friction. l'n-
W, rm'iwnomlent has 809.11 bothxllayes .149 127 149“ 425 141.6 m Mofiaflty ,,,,,,,,,,,, . _____ mais r3“ "M eh“. immediately afler a playl Molor nepafiment. The Sentinel: der the circumstances it would be ad-
} I. , “Wm... and somehow Gamer» Divine “”154 146 133“.“3 1443 Quarter baé‘lr. ,had been made. The two men squarfiWhat is the best, cheapest and mom visable‘to remove the bushim: cw M
. W, ”Wm Kid McCoy, being a su‘l .-- __ ; Referee—471131493 Lindeberg. ;P’l "ff in xnmilfsiic attitudes. and it is garnnomiml ambition l can “<29, in a rad ing and refit it. You mzw be able to
}, ..., “mm“... full of fire. Beckett: Total ....... 774 .711 719 2204147 Umpire—Andrew J" 33,1133, .sald each man struck a b'ow. Thoiiaior'ro keep from freezing down to -ease it un by anplyimz oil freely and
awiiizz his head forward “he an 3...! Standing of Teams. _ Timokmpers—«G, Russell and Babey. crowd melted to the aide-lines the were? W’bat makes ihe 1mm revert: walking it considerably; if it 1:4 wonk-
lm‘l, 112;.- t.....fl, set, and grim deter-l ' 'W L. P. C. H G of Bridgeport. ..- .. better to View the fist fight. Vim-heard is; a muffler occasionally when ed free and kept lubfirutp'l, Him-e will
nwinn :ill rim-21- his face; brings to Tube 1:100“)..ng 2 .858 5-77 _ .-....“ -—-——~—-- .8013- believtng the Bridgeport player w‘u are driving along: especially when be no danger of its seizing again. if
2.3 m.» mi-iiimiu of Tom Slmrkey. ,Cord Tires ....... 11 4 133 307 W1“ Be NefiManag-er g‘was to .59 mistreated by the' local the spark plug lever is retarded? might be well to insiall an oil r213) 31'
‘, ..m 1... n “on“... between ”w ruz- Engineering _____ 11 4 333 l7827 of P. hes I Remrtevmpaimsere, drew a black javk fromg w. rz this point.
lm 14,-: and endurance of Ensland, ‘Fabric Tires. .....10 5 ' .666 767‘ _ ‘ra . g, . ’1” “0°th and pushed through ”‘93 Wood alcohol is good. Mix a solu-
li flaw skill and dash of the Latin, ,Exp. Lab. . . . . .10 5 .666 920 . ' ‘ icroxvd. ‘ g'imi containing about 39 per vent. slew Mm‘m- nppartment. Tltn Sentinel
1 1.: l‘xpvl'l‘ml that the Prince of Gatehouse . 8 ’2'. .528 778 1} lmn‘md‘suv :1 "I? 0! “Black-jaelnlvol. A “‘11“ 1‘90“" 5“ ”"1965 h“ “V” Please give me information as in
- ‘ “”110 lands back in England-We i'Prmluction ....... 8 7 .528 739 iBMk‘ECR." W33 ”$991. and ”19 spec-isms explodlne in the mufl'ler. A0113??? what to'do to keep firm: and tube;
H ‘. rm the birthday of his grand. Receiving ....... 6 *9 .400 732 “1'0“; W? ""l away fibrin 1h? Bridge-inf live gas in one or more cylindm'? which are not. in use. through the win»
illicr, Queen Alexandra, will occupy Office ........... 4 11 .256 593 2991'! 11189- forgetting the boot on the‘may not fire 3?. Very dost" @9911 and ter. Thanking you for advivm ' Mn.
-('ln.‘=6‘.lm seat at the fizht. Tickets: Shipping ....... . 4 11 .266 715. .59” ‘“ hulfiw‘y-“W‘USIOY their Olmilhis esvams mm ”‘9 ““8““ ““17"“ “El-“‘7“
selling at from $50 to $100 and Solos; ....... 4 11 3:55 593 lfififetfi- ‘Rui. before an nvwn spat-9211mm: ii bemmes limited and muse< If you intend to limp lire time: an
ml in get at that priCe. 'Cm'ing .......... 1 14 ' .066 620 .Was cleared around the youth, he had ithe. loud report. your car during the winw- vrm s‘nmi'cl i
‘ jack up Ill the wheels: and rr‘I‘rW-n '1)“ ‘
Tim Winnr'r of the contest will get
{now or $10,000. and the: loom-"about
mum. The gate will amount to
cum] $100,000. The affair is consid.
ed in be one of the greatest spart-
ovonts of modern times.
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119 Whippr-l'\lԤlls .of this state woo
1' fourth viviory Saturday at amuse-
ft park when they defeated the F.
.C..s by a some of 18 to 0.
ch downs were made by C‘
tlamlrand Charity“. The Vl'hipm'r-
,ouldl like ft}? play the camel 1mm. .3
y lave . eir regular line-up, so as -' '
If). Yvon? kick it the game is ..ng (our games; Jerome
. e me-up for the'll‘hipps folTowzh . ‘ '
. (.avallo. QB: Ireland. RHB: Sellefivflnartfordi mil “3mm MR,
“B. (‘h. , ‘ . .Tuesday. 2
qnml‘t. F13, Kelly. LE. 1.11.; The first-game
'vs. Shipping. 1
Norwalk alleys.
Fr_lday—-—~Norwalk alleys,
Snlc‘=. 1-2 alleys.
‘Nomlk alleys. Ga
.Wr
Eight .2...
of the
vino; LT; l‘nFlm‘io. LG; Condez‘elln.
fir: ~EtfPavallr-W, Re'}: Bodies, RT: For-
'l'. A 4 a V
iris D. Fink. Philadelphia:
champions of their respec
111—: STARS sure; -
oussr foe TITLE:
xeld of Ten in! Pocket Billiard ”hue
o'urn’ey.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.—-Ten of
. » ei-wites‘t pocket billiard players in Yam
»ii.wi'ica Will open the national Amerivl
1
between John M; Layton.
Mo, and Edward I;
i I” {lurker billiard championship tour. - .
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n ‘2'. and Cherry-streets. The open- Kl'eutzer New York in the first game ;’ (Continued from Page One).
1. 1 1.21110 of the title: tilt will be at 2 21nd Raliwh' Gtmfeaf Wilm‘figton” "n“ ' 4
I in Another will follow it lmmedi- be] and 163121111 Colicanrmn‘ New" ment by Governor Cornwall, who re-
y u :mf! there will be two games in Yogi. m the seem A1) of 21;. play; ceived a call for image from Sbeflfl
1 . waning. . ' ' - ' Clayton of Mamba“ county. *’
’12:». min-noment here Will be a roun
:. } .gl‘jfcggfeggnglgfr mu‘ he perts, paid the games are likely to be
. .. . "5' Other Rensatlonabifl the extreme.
?‘ " ".“mk‘ng “ '0‘?“ 0" f°rtl’-five;' I’lav will be continued on Thursday.
. f',_“,3’:”:get:::?ament' t3“) each at. . with four games. A total of forty-five
..iifilvafifiili. Anemlmmg‘mm be 212er in .1... mum
’ ‘ 2 - (in: E. Raipn Greenlenf. Women ‘ ,__._.- . ~
:1" v.3: Edward I,- Ralph, Rights”: o'v-riws ‘1'5 351“" LONDDN.
,2 ,. .. .l_: James Matm‘o, Denverh NEW YORK. Dec. i.—-Pmmpted by
.. . John M. Layton. Columbia, Mo.;
("rmmnnom New York cit)”:
'7" .‘l”‘;.1 ,I“"‘.‘"‘"" BMWSte’vNY-i Lou. given his éoflsent to“ take O’Dowd to
1.1». \xi‘mihf.‘ Kit“! York city; M07715 London and box the English middle
1) '.‘( Tf' 2‘“ V‘f_."‘f”’hm- and Charles 595' weight champion twenty rounds lathe
'~ ’ Lifl;cfinn., ‘Nationzii EfvfzrtingVClubT or- London.
LEONARD IS BETTER. lMullins announced last
NIiV.’ YORK. Dec. 1.--~Local fist-3c
ni‘r‘." c: this Wool; certifies on “13
11:1. > 3 W Iv '11 Maw [7115ch 8;?-
. > ‘ . < A. C., of Jersey“
‘i. Mi? which was .051-
i-‘: inlay night on ac-
bout Muléias “said woald
v
be stagml either before the
mans! Club. 01’1”
Detroit.
Games This Week. =
Tuesday—*Norwalk’ alleys, Fabric Tires -
3’s. Engineering, 3—4 alleys:
Palace alleys. Production vs. «
Oifiée, 1-2 alleys.
Palace alleys. Receiving vs.
Exp; Lab. 341" alleys.
Curing vs.
Tub-A Room. 34 alleys.
Pocmmumm
fiayreié’:$tm in
Four Games l'n Philadelphia. ~
EHIL’ADEL-PHIK, Bee. 11-4‘333‘111. DY
The’the ten players entered in the name .
“van“ ' a1 American pocket billiard chaEIlfbn-fl
_ flip tournament, whleh 0th here tea
If day, will be seen in «action in file om
mgt'Rochester, and Charles Seaback, of
The seednd’game whichflflll :mmedi-g‘flib" managed 2119 Toronto club of
M87? fOHOW thé fifSt contest, W1" be’the International League last year.
Ralph,
town, N.'J. Botb'are former title hold~
The evening contests. starting at 8:
gets in the evefllng" games are, fbllowars
or the younger" school of billiard exv
'hlsyiamry over Mike Gibbons, Paddy.
Mullins. manager of Mike O’Dowd. has
Preparatory: to sailing for England
io’nowd (1231‘ oarticinate in one’ more: , .
bou‘t before the trirovm-séas. ”“3 mob. ”at
O'Dowd' um! Afgie Rainer and would
oronto, Canada, 161' in
-2 alleys.
Cord Tires
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' ‘ According to reports 111 Well m-
for‘med baseball circles, George Gib.
afternoon,
starting at 3 D. mo W111 bebétweeu'm, who a decade ago was regarded ’
James Mature. DenVer, 00mm Mor— one of the best all around catchers in
130th are the major leagues, will succeed Hugh
live stateagnezdek as: manager of the Pirates.
Columbi a. !
High 1.8- l
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STEL 8113112121: .
KILLED AND
OTHERS HURT
Sheriff Clayton, with five deputies,
Was summoned when the Benwood au-
thorities were unable to meme the
crowd, which they said, was attemptw
log to prevent workmen from eater.
ing the plant. The Sheri! formed a
posse and the mob retreated into all
:mabway. At that moment a stréetl
can: stopped at‘ the plant gate and ms-
ohurged workmen. As the men staid:-
ed to enter the plant the mob at-
tacked them with bricks Md 3161163.
The sheriff attemfitéd to arrest file
leader or the" mob .and‘waa fired at by
one of therioters. The sheriff fired
at his aseailmt and this was tutored
by a volley of shots by members of
the tool). 1 ‘
When the
night that: posse“ had driven back
That , ‘ 4 to Baron. one (s! the
be between elfikers. was found dead in the sxteet.
Sher“! Clayton .1733 allot through the
UnitedVet» and John Muhammw, anathef striker,
slim Were/whet. At a. hwhltél'm
where Clayton’ was bmught, It was.
said his condition woe muesli. _
Sentinel vita An Art; Wu. ,:
1V_ It. 7193}. Leonard coming down _ . T‘s—”R“ .
‘_ i . _ will, Benny wanted to go PiTCHER E’RENDERGAST 801.0.
‘1 . ‘i'i-‘l: iii.- match With Coogail SALT ‘1‘..u:{£ our. Dec-VLPPiwhfl
- ~. pm .‘ilzmager Billy Gibson. Mike Prézuiecgkseouhe.Philgdelphia
. it how. to take no chances and 12212122112122; has been 911er 1?? the '
EH1 :2 postponement, which“ D1154 531;}ka (303$? LéfiguEW'éhafl ores; ' ‘ '
>~;i:1‘il:d. . l .1 11 _ 1h acéording to Word weanling??? , .
. 2 : ponemen a so on give 8 $1 Johnson team man 8 ' Mn 9.
.I _ .:\\i Lulu; chamilion‘s opponent, Mel 'gast at (3119' nfiigmfig fii’tfigfijfla
1 >. - chance to recover from the ; ' 1 V ‘ ' Vi
: ‘. he had with Pinkey Mitchell.
l... IniilieP last Monday. Coogan'sT
l ‘I Tji'm‘lflyn following have lost no
i '. in him and looks for the Flat-2
1 mi» fighter to give Leonard tlie’bat
1 * of 111$ life.
The ring never had a better érfiw—i
in: Card alTlODg the little men 2 km ,
T-mr Gibson's protege; wallow: , '
1min; will accompany the (”d 'm
(‘nncan mill, however. Aim *‘
Suns-«n Island heavyweight
wallops with Al Reich ‘1
mmests. and Joe’Benjan} ’
hill. the youngster whose '
Gibson is alumni ‘ '7
oesgor to Leona
doWn
. .. e . -
lane!» was roomy mlfi'hmaled. He
ruler."
.0113 that
back.“ Deputy hefi‘fl’ D. D. fidCardelir ‘
:dealt several blows on [the heads and
bodies of those he found in his path. ,‘
I
Gall ran toward Wilson. attempting
Itowtal-c‘é ‘the team»: from him before 7 r. _ my hm a; less in it
.110 could do (“fiber injury. ides}: of m? r. z . g
$3339“ with a heavy blow 0“ the lbroken and I had it removed with co”-
zo. Elynven'tte. grantilmlson from. ‘ > , t f ”my?
the rear. throttled 111m ‘10:” a moment, a"? lone. 1" 0
-ll"ld hainfuuy w
He wasl
At this point. flStephen War-l
mug his wrist to get:
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black-jack.
ien the crowd su
the
T! ded Wilson
.8553me bed and kicked=
,, , x. ..a
Councilman Billie , ’ -. ' .
George Reason rende {humm-
man‘ aid in reachio‘g the baife’féfi'mn,‘
There Were about 6113 to 700 peofie at-
tending the game, and mltfzment was
at bitter pitch, flame who were unai-
ble to reach Wilson tb punch him, ex-
citedly shouting heated directions to
"get" him good.
Handicanyed. very seriously. Police-
man Raymond haudled the situation
creditably, hurrying W'llsoa to at an-
tomobile. with the. crowd in frenzied
pursuit. before scrim injury could be
done him. When he ‘ms file in the
machine, Wilson. terrorized by pain
from file wrathrol bufletting, and
frightened by shouts of ,r'eoentment
and animosity hurled at blflhsimggled
to escape from the ear. He no isob-
am only after a stern mmelling.
In on; City court. this morning, wo-
not looked none the worse for his or
patience. and ramped matte given
age of an immunity to make astute-
mefit. Asked how he came to 11.8“!
the black-Sack in his ‘ ‘ , be
said a. "fifteen-mould kids", give it to
him to “hold until he called for it
He said he wielded the Weap-
on solely to protect himself. and did
not seek to start a dim. trance. ‘
Policemen said today that the riot
at the football park was the most sen.
had occurred herein 20 years.
trouble .mehargad
to the Tiger mam, it being understood
it once out of circumstancas absolute-
ly beyond tfieir contml. filhelootbon
fans here. and the nubile. sympathize
with the Tigers in their efiom to bring
teams time who share with theme. (1e
sire to honorably promote clean sports.
No blame . for the
31' e candidacy of Lad“? Asia-for
the hfiouse a: Philemon! iii/sawing
has provoked» much amusemeot and
comment on the part of newsletters.
A sensational series of arreststmay
follow in“ Paris no the result a! the
11196an of politicians having used
the trunking privileges of Premiet
Clemeno‘enu illegally. -
Wi‘ww Ads Are mm
‘ transparent.
. .. unmi- gmrfme ‘ 1“ fit
a ,How m ”g, (lemmaxmemer . _
l . . .4 ..
o 9 19161171”. 111311 I
{.111 any of the others. Oil 009.91:
nun—....—
air/pressure. All greaL-w em! frlz‘fll‘"
matter should be removed. 1‘" ‘
in a dark, cool, dry place. If the fires
and tubes are WmOVC’d lfii‘v :‘hvnlr‘ 1w
,cleaned and stored in {a similar 1-2-1.“
lulold and will it ”We the Danse former. If you fold lhe him; be uuvo 1r
~ K 53. release 2131th an rm.‘ gimme“ in n
The eff-ml M M‘ r— rolln‘lnirl in fir jmanner to avoid as main anvztvs
case Von 11mm mft'fir’nrl 5G “ml *0 1“ :Imible.
"oneidered. Show“ lire celluloid Willi
bummetlnuded and.__ as a result, 1101*-
Motor Denartment. The Sentinel:
There is e. bull’s-eye wivht feed on the
about the size of a lull dollar. It was;
:1
Motor Denaflmenf. The Sentinel'
The steering Wheel of mv car sounaltst
when turned to the'rigM. Gould you
uggest a way to elimiuaie 11m 6101;29'.’
. . _ . '~ " ; Oil 15 about the only thine: that will
mnlalmw or fin? m?” mm?! h stop the squeak in your steering me-
. _ . m ’23? . :9; chanism. The throttle and spark con-
‘udfifil ’39.“: fill wwhfm tram usually pass don through the
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My six-cylinder car seems to be feed-
in: too much oil. loaniml loom the,
spark pines. clean. The trouble; $.me .o
to be in {be No. 2 cylinder more ihzmi
mi? of '
all the connections and out of2 11:}?
when of file evlinder. but the other
winches“ do not seem to be analyses:
The oiling system is of the latest. type.
Cm you explain what the Emmi:-
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Motor Department The Sentinel:
l have a car and» the No. 2 cylinder has-
no comeression or‘ power. . I find tha‘
the exhaust valve does not seat. In
other words. when it. is forced no 1'
will not come down. Do you suppose
the swing haw 1M1 ltn‘ strengih r~~ "
the valve worn out? D. F.
The valve stem is probably bent an"
”hfilfld be removed and straightened
If bent or worn buly it would be more
advisable to m a- new valve. In re-
placing valves care should be "taken to
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3 If the oil does not afieei the other
.cyllnders it is reasonable to believe
that the oil level is not too high. The
writer has known cases vibele the «le-
fective snark plug has caused just
such a. 2mm. It the No. 2 cylinder
King. of Italy, flair to nmmEa mi...
rimm- we». an...» 122m
Who May
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resent properly. If all the valves am
not well seated poor compre’usion w
loss of power will result. ‘1
Motor Dopartulenl; The SentinoRT'
‘My motor misses on the number roux" /
cylinder. I find that {be ignition ow
tern seem to be all right, as the a
p.115: sparks when 1 who it out of the»
mlimler. ”lint do you mink 182‘
wrong? E. 1... . ~-
k‘l’unflbly there is a lose of oomprw .. ,
81011 in the number four cylinder. Y’dfl‘m
can make sure of thus by opening thaw.
compression relief in all of the emu».
ders except. number four. Then cranky...
the motor slowly by hand to see it?
there is any resistance on the star!“
ing crank when it comes to number‘.
four cylinder to compress. If youflnfli mi
there is a 1653 or eommession mama ...
suggest. that you grind the valves 3% ._ -
make absolutely sure that than any n.
no leaks in the cylinder. Would aka-v _
suggest that you renew the parcel“ w
of the plug. The spark may jump mm 4-. ‘
gap at atmosnheric pressure, that not:
under the resistance of comm-es“. ‘f
The current will seek the gall: of lam“
resistance, and. accordingly. may her
short oirouiling within the plan?
through a defective porcelain. ‘
HELPFUl. HlR‘I‘S.
It is important to maintain theValva
and ignition timing in first clones m—
dition. Many engines are deals” . _
Willi chain drive :1 '11! other“ will:
gears. In either honstmctwn lost the»,
tion should be eliminated.
w.
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4;“
1.
Considerable lost motion will affect
both the timing of the «mark or: we?!”
as the lead of, lhe Valves. If this is
neglected you will have muse for saw
sluggish engine and loss of port‘s-r. .
Do not More a new eliain or gear in:
contact with another badly wom men»
her. Noise will result and the 1"”le
part will nor give good service. It in“ .
timing drive be sure to eliminate all:
best to install all new parts.
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Watch out for cud may in {be shallot
Many knocks can be ironed to flail-2 7‘
point of the engine. Eapecigl‘vy is will?
one where slam loom gears are user}.
Some engines h'Wo spring tension one
the forward end of (21m shufl to Mg
301!) the thrust. You mav find this“.
spring too weak to prevent end Mm
and a resultant knock at certain Ell-f:
glue epeeds. ”While overhauling mu
possible causes of trouble, , .
in mmfy
Hmmmj
Wflfil
phosphate before
keeps 114nm away.
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Physicians. 1110. world over new
mend the inside bath, declaring “in
IE, or vastly more importance than an
side cleanliness, because the skin gonna»
do not absorb impurities into tin“
blood, causing ill health, whil‘ the pm
es in the ten yards of hovelo do.
Men and women are urged to arm:
each, morning, before breakfast, at ;
glass of hot water with a teaspoon“? -"
of limestone phosphate in it, a. I» ‘
“armless means of helping wish mi _
the stomach, liver and bowel: tho ’3" ._
vlous day’s lndlgestl‘ble materiel, “5
eons, sour bile and toxins; thus of”
mg, “atoning 3nd purifying one Go
memory canal Vbetom‘oating more Mi. ..
Thane who awake up with H » ,, 7:
breath, coated tongue, nasty taste at" ‘
have 11 111111, achlmg' head. Ballad cub—
plexlon. acid stomach; others #0.
Eu“ mucus “tacks or (ac-1mm
would obtain a .
stone phosphate at the drug 1m .
This will cost very little m 15.“,
elem to show the value (it inside: W. ’ ‘
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