anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-01

Soap bubbles are round because the pressure of the atmosphere on them is equal at every part. They are long when being blown because the current of air from the lungs alters the pressure upon the surface. Music printed on dark green paper with notes and staff in white is intended to relieve eye strain. The fossil of a winged and toothless bird recently found in western Kansas is held to be the oldest relic of the past now on the earth. It is estimated that this bird lived 25,000-000 years ago. One mother-in-law can convince the average man that polygamy is all wrong. Rupture Experienced at the White Cross Santa Ana | all This Week | Santa Ana Let Him STOP That Pain! Don’t suffer another day. We have secured the vice of an expert truss fitter FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, w here for the express purpose of relieving as many peop it is possible for him to see during this time. We are having him make his fittings with the fa Excelsior Non-Skid Trusses. This expert is competent you perfectly with the PROPER TRUSS for your parti case. As this man’s time is rapidly being filled up, an spends a lot of it with each person, we suggest that you Santa Ana 42 and arrange for your appointment. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND ADVICE + White Cross Drug Co. 4th and Sycamore Streets Santa Ana, “Trouble” "Trouble" Behind your telephone service is the "plant" —a complicated mechanical equipment of poles, cables, wires, switchboards, instruments, etc., carefully adjusted and absolutely dependent on perfect construction and maintenance. The "plant" is constantly subject to accident and outside interference. Storms, fires, the carelessness of workmen, the pranks of children, concealed defects of material—all play their part. The telephone company maintains a skilled force whose sole duty is to quickly restore service interrupted from any cause. Your lines are constantly watched and tested. In the case of trouble we are generally the first to know it, but a notification to our Complaint Department when there is anything wrong will be appreciated. The Isle of Man does not mean that once upon a day women were excluded from it. In reality it means the middle island and derives its name from an old word "monopia," or "menavita," in Manx "vannin" or "mannin," which means middle and was applied to the island because of its location. FULLERTON Mrs. H. F. Lilley, 308 Central avenue, who sustained a compound fracture of one arm and the fingers of one hand and the dislocation of her shoulder in the grader at the Benchley packing house recently, was returned to the hospital yesterday for an operation on the arm, requiring the splitting of the bone. J. H. Varner started back to Oklahoma Tuesday, his destination being Henryetta, reached by the Santa Fe route. Mrs. E. C. Billings of Cucamonga is in Fullerton to visit her sister, Mrs. F. E. Rogers of East Truslow avenue, and other relatives in Fullerton and vicinity. At the Fullerton hospital Tuesday night a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones of Fullerton. The father is foreman of the Bastenchury ranch. Mrs. Gladys Hankison terminated a few days' visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell of $19 South Lawrence avenue, Tuesday and returned to her home in Los Angeles. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Faris in West Commonwealth avenue is about completed and the family are expecting to occupy it within a few days. Miss Alice Statom, who is attending college in Pomona, was severely injured Tuesday at the college when a piano which she was assisting in moving fell and badly crushed her foot. Miss Statom will be brought home Wednesday evening by Angus McAuley in his ambulance, he leaving for Pomona early this afternoon. The extent of Miss Statom's injuries will not be known until an X-ray examination is made. Charles Knowlton has gone to Ventura and Santa Barbara counties on a business visit and expects to be away until Saturday. A. M. Robinson, citrus grower of the Fairhaven Prospect avenue section, has been elected a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, succeeding Albert G. Finley, who recently resigned after many years faithful service on the water board. Mrs. John Bowman, who has been visiting with members of her family here left Wednesday on the Questions and Answers About Your Question: In a water-cooled engine, what is the trouble when the engine is overheated and the radiator remains cold? Answer: This indicates a stoppage in the water connections between the engine and radiator or a broken pump. The pump shaft is usually made in two pieces held together by a pin so that if the pump is obstructed, that pin will shear off, thus preventing the blades of the pump from being damaged. Failure of the pump may be due to this pin having sheared off. If the water circulating system appears to be all right, the trouble may be caused by the fan belt slipping. Question: What is the proper clearance between the valve stem and the valve tappets when the valves have been replaced after grinding? Answer: The proper clearance varies with different engines, but usually ranges between four thousandths and eight-thousandths of an inch. The clearance should be checked, of course, with the valve closed and the tappet all the way down, a sheet of paper of a card being used to test the clearance. Question: A discharged battery can be made to operate the starter in a relatively short time by these new battery dozes. It will be strong for a few days, and then lose strength very quickly. Please explain how these solutions work. Answer: Some of the so-called battery "rejuvenators" do renew the ability of a battery to start the engine in a short time. However, most of them operate by removing the outer layer of lead sulphate from the discharged plate and exposing a fresh surface of active compounds. The material which is taken off is forever lost and naturally the life of the battery is greatly shortened. In recharging a battery with a current of electricity, the way that is recommended by practically all battery Gamalief, the 60 pound turkey for President Harding's Thanksgiving dinner, was sent from Crystal Springs, Miss., in a profusely decorated crate by the American Legion of that city. Charles Knowlton has gone to Ventura and Santa Barbara counties on a business visit and expects to be away until Saturday. A. M. Robinson, citrus grower of the Fairhaven Prospect avenue section, has been elected a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, succeeding Albert G. Finley, who recently resigned after many years faithful service on the water board. Mrs. John Bowman, who has been visiting with members of her family here, left Wednesday on the Santa Pea for her home in Aberdeen, Wash. She was accompanied by Mrs. H. Brownfield of Long Beach. BUENA PARK NOTES Born—To Mr. and Mrs. C. Ledford, a daughter on Thanksgiving day. Earl Dow is building a house on his lot on the Thurman subdivision. Mr. Leonard is having his house remodeled and W. A. Smith is also making improvements on his home. Mrs. O. O. Carpenter and Miss Sadie Hallstrom of Long Beach visited with their niece, Mrs. E. P. Mann, on Monday. In 30 days ended October 15 the California Associated Raisin Company sold upward of 300,000 packages of the "Nickel Sun Maids," amounting to 14,000 tons of raisins. So reports Stanley Q. Grady, sales and advertising manager for the association. Colorado and Texas led the lists of new posts chartered by the American Legion during the week ended November 18, according to national headquarters. Eleven posts gained during the week raised the total to 10,672. Other states to add posts were Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. More applications for membership in Kansas City American Legion posts have been received since the national convention than in the preceding twelve months. The increase in the number of Legionnaries in Kansas City as a result of the convention has been estimated at twenty-five hundred. Other states to add posts were Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Oregon and Pennsylvania. More applications for membership in Kansas City American Legion posts have been received since the national convention than in the preceding twelve months. The increase in the number of Legionnaries in Kansas City as a result of the convention has been estimated at twenty-five hundred. More than 3,000 unemployed ex-service men of Chicago will eat Christmas dinner on "Lightin" this year. With Fred Stone acting as stage manager and the veteran Frank Bacon as his assistant, the American Legion of Chicago is preparing the theatrical benefit. To advertise an American Legion rummage sale for unemployed soldiers, Mrs. Harry H. Hewlitt, wife of a prominent physician of Seattle, donned Charlie Chaplin raiment and paraded the streets with a sandwich board. Clothing from the rummage sale counters comprised her attire. The town of McMinnville, Ore., wanted to add a pulmotor to its firefighting equipment. When the American Legion post of the town learned that the department had been compelled to give itself as security to raise money for the apparatus, they turned over half their Armistice day show proceeds for the purchase. The United States army has been so reduced in number that when the American Legion requested a firing squad from Roos aviation field, California, the commanding officer had to haul down a balloon to get the number of men required. The shortage of personnel is so acute that men must be taken off duty to fill such requests. The American Legion has begun a nation wide convass to determine who was the last soldier killed in action. The French government will erect a monument to the last to fall. A Legion post at New Haven, Conn., has put forward the name of Thomas J. Walpole, Jr., killed on the morning of Armistice day in an outpost engagement. Thursday, December 1, 1921 Ins and Answers About Your Automobile water-cooled entables a stoppage sections between dator or a broken shaft is usually held together by pump is obstructed car off, thus prefer the pump from mature of the pump in having shearcirculating sysall right, the used by the fan manufacturers, this lead sulphate is reconverted to active material and is retained for further work. Avoid battery renewers if you want to get the longest possible life from your battery. Question: How can a person fill the vacuum feed tank on a car when it has failed to refill? Answer: Some cars have a vacuum pump on the dash for this purpose. When a pump is not provided, close the throttle, choke the carburetor and turn the engine over a few revolutions with the starter. If this does not fill the tank, sediment or dirt may have lodged on the air inlet and prevent it from closing. The Angelus Hotel Fourth and Spring Sts Los Angeles European Plan "Just around the corner from everything" In the heart of the Los Angeles business and shopping district and convenient to the theatres and Interurban Station. Reasonable Rates. The Angeles Cafe is one of the most desirable places to dine in Los Angeles. H. J. TREMAIN, President. A. J. ARROLL, Mansger. The Walnut Cafe and Confectionery “ANAHEIM'S NEWEST CAFE” Open For Business With Everything To Eat and Drink. WE NEVER CLOSE Laine & Hardacre 135 W. 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