Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 75, 7 February 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1920.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Pont Office at Richmond. Indiana, as Seeond Class Mall Matter. ' - UMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dtcpstches credited to It or

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Public Officials in Public Utility Companies Among the incorporators of the Wayne Light and Power company, whose capital stock is $10,000, are found the names of two Wayne county officials Judge Bond of the circuit court

and Prosecutor Gath Freeman. The company?

proposes to buy electric current from the municipal light plant for distribution In the northern part of the county.

The ownership of stocks or bonds in a public utility by a county or city official lays them open to attacks which they cannot ward off very well. The American public frowns upon the presence of its officials in companies that frequently have litigation in the courts. It believes its public officials should have no direct or indirect business connections with a company jthat is to f urnish the public with a utility. Suppose,. for example, that a condition should arise in which the Wayne Light and Power company had violated the statutes. Prosecutor Freeman as a sworn officer of the law, and Judge Eond, as the presiding officer of the bench, would certainly find themselves in an embarrassing position in prosecuting the case and bringing it to trial. i t Our public officers, for their own sake, should not hold stock or bonds in a utility in their own community.

The Automobile Simplified By FREDERICK C. GUERRLICH, M. E. Make This Your Automobile Correspondence School AN Intimate talk on the working units of the automobile discussed In such a way that the layman can easily understand them. If to reading these articles, as they appear In the Palladium each Saturday, there U anything- not clear to you. ask Mr. Ouerllch about It. An answer will be published on the completion of the articles on the section of the automobUe under discussion. ' Copyrighted, 191T. By Frederick C. Guerrllch.

Good Evening BY ROY K. MOULTON

"If a cow could talk, what would she say?" asks a learned Indiana professor. She would probably say that, although milk la selling for 19 cents a quart, she Isn't getting a cent more than she did four years ago.

The only way the average society woman can get any work out of a

I butler Is to marry him.

THE FORD TRANSMISSION In studying the forward-drive gears of the, Planetary Transmission, we saw that as the diameter and number of the teeth in the gears approached one another that the speed ratio increased -until finally, when aU the gears are of the same size, the ratio would be Infinity to one, or, in other words, the driven gear would not be moved at all.

If the size of the driven gear be now

marks on the triple gears must be placed so that lines drawn through

the marks and the center of the gears )

will meet in the center of the flywheel. Like the forward drive, the reverse drive is obtained by holding the reverse gear stationary, by means of a drum and brake band, the band SeIng operated by a foot pedal. The slow speed and reverse drum

made smaller than Its driving gear: are placed side by side. The gears

(you will remember It was larger for: are attached to the drums by means the forward drive) then the driven cf tubular sleeves, the slow-speed igear will be driven backward, or re-! Rear and sleeve passing through the 'verse. Like, for the forward drive. leeve of the reverse gear. This is

;the more nearly the gears are of the same diameter, the greater will be the

.speed ratio and the greater the lever-

shown in Fig. 2. Here the hatched portion K represents the low-speed gear and drum, and the hatched por-

age.

tlon P the reverse gear and drum.

Let us see how the driven gear is driven backward. Figure 1 shows the arrangement of the gears for reversing. Let us assume that the gear M has 75 teeth while the gear O has but 25 teeth, then as the flywheel and, therefore, pin C revolves, in the direction of the arrow 1, the gear O will roll on the gear M, revolving on the pin C in the direction of the arrow 2.

in doing so. Now as O has but 25 trum will revolve backward and reteeth, it will have made 1 revolution , verse drum forward. Should these when its 25 teeth have rolled on 25 j drums be even slightly held, the car

In the Ford transmission the driven gear, instead of being connected directly to the propellor shaft, it at

tached to a third drum, this third drum with its brake band being used as the foot or service brake of the car. It is shown in black. When the car is standing still while the" engine is running, the slow-speed

THE USUAL THING There is a man in our town whose family name is Legion, Who night and day keeps up a wail about this dad-blamed region. And when he takes a trip away and visits other cities He floutr them to their faces and condemns, despises, pities; And brag6 about his native burg, until they rise and tell him That if he doesn't hush his prate they'll boot him out, expel him.

Then when he reaches home again he starts his usual clatter;

Popular San?' " ! TS of City Will

Francis and Frances were both used as feminine names without distinction in those days and Frank was the

uimmuuve Destowed exclusively on English maids. The wife of the Duke

the host, an excellent woman, but not literary. The conversation touching upon the beauties of Chaucer, about whom a certain set of the city was then cultivating a fad, a spirited discussion pnsiiirt Inr-ino' wVi!rh the Tipvrlldomd

sister caught only the name "Chau-if1 Richmond was so called and hiscer." At last she whispered to Riley: torT recalls that the Duke would sub"Who Is this Mr. Chaucer they are j Que, her haughty pride on occasion by talking so much about? Is ho very Pfe: "Frank, Frank, how long Is it popular in society? ?ince thou wast married to Prannel." "Madam." solemnly responded m-1 thus minding her of an early elopelev. "that man did something that j tb- a vintner. Lady Fanny

forever shuts him out of society.

"Mercy!" exclaimed the worthy woman. "What was it?" "He died several hundred years ago," said Riley. A foppish young man who could only find a seat next to a fishwife, in a north of Scotland smoking carriage, expressed his disgust by many disdainful glances. At length the woman remarked: "I'll bet ye, my manny, you an me's balth thinking the same thing." "What is that?" woman,narose,eF.f "What is that, woman?" demanded the youth haughtily. "You are wishing you was sitting next to a gentleman?" "I am. indeed," replied the young man. "So am I," the fishwife replied calmly.

' Uhf.lAW OTT n m II 1 .

"'u"w a.B lumous .ngiisn ueauiy whose baptismal name was undoubtedly Frances. The sapphire Is Frances talismanlc stone. It assures her successful accomplishment of any undertaking, preservation from evil, and faithful trlends. Friday is her lucky day and 7 her lucky number. The morning glory of contentment is her flower.

"What's in a Name?"

Facts about your name; Its history; its meaning; whence It was derived; its significance; your lucky day ' and lucky Jewel. BY MILDRED MARSHALL

(Copyright, 1919, by The Wheeler Syndicate!. Inc.) FRANCES. Freedom is the significance of Frances, the name which is used interchangeably with only one letter's difference as a masculine and feminine proper name. It is derived from Teutonic "frei", but, curiously enough, made its first appearance in a near approach to its present form in Italy, where the son of an Italian mer-

i chant became so fluent as a French I scholar that his baptismal name of ! Giovanni was lost to sight and he

Those other towns were Edens all; atjwent Dy the term of "II Francesco" home here what's the matter? (The Frenchman). It was this name Thus he keeps kicking all his life (And i youth who later was canonized and

sometimes he's a woman.)

And always will. The reason is that be Is Just a human. Tennyson J. Draft.

SOFT DRINKS WITH A KICK IN 'EM : All Kinds of Soft Drinks for Sale. : : Gasoline, 25 Cents a Gallon. : Sign seen by A. E. Hotel carriage opener robbed of $105. Wo refuse to become indignant over this outrage.

CARD OF THANKS (From the Viola, Wis., News.) I want to express my thanks, through this paper, to my friends for their help and assistance given me during the illness and death of one of ny horses. M. R. Griffi.n

After all Is said and done and written, it is mostly all free verse in the scheme of the maganize editor.

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of the 75 teeth of M, and so when the

nywneei ana pin c nave made a corn-

will have a tendency to move. For this reason it is a common thing to

plete revolution, O, In order to havejcee Ford cars move the instant the en

come in contact with the 75 teeth of gine is sianea, even witn tne emergM, will have had to make 1 revolution, j ency brake set, the driver rushing into plus 60 teeth, or o revolutions. A will; the car and applying the foot brake, again, therefore, me in the position or having someone apply this brake, shown in Fig 1. j while he cranks. The cause of this is Now, as the gear F is attached to I that the drums are not free, as they the gear O, when gear O has made! may have dragging bands, while dirt three (3) revolutions, F will also have ', or gummed oil may also be holding

had to make this number of revolu-: them in some way,

tiwns. Were the pear F and the driven

gear E that is the gear attached to

Nobody got rich out of the war except those who refused to remain poor.

James Whitcomb Riley, who dis-

founded the order of the Francescan brotherhood. The first feminine form of the name was the title of the unhappy lady whose doom was so exquisitely told by Dante in his romance of "Paolo and Francesco," which is one of the great love stories of literature. San Francesca di Roma was a devout housewife of great popularity In Italy and In 1300 there was a Francoise of fame at Cambria. Frances came into being through Mary Tudor, who, in honor of Francois I, king of France, and in memory of her own brief rule on the throne of France, christened her first child Frances. She was the Lady Frances Brandon, who established the name in

COUGHED NIGHT AND DAY FOR TWO YEARS Mr. Parkhurst found quick relief from chronic bronchial trouble

Memories of Old Days In This Papr Ten Years Ago Today

Mary C. Bradbury, 66 years of age, for many years a resident of Richmond, died at the Reid Memorial hospital, following a complication of diseases.

Announcement was made of the sale of the Westcott hotel to A. H. Brown, of French Lick Springs, at a price in excess of $100,000. The Rev. Dr. W. J. Vlgus, aged 74, one of the oldest and best known pastors In Indiana, and former pastor of the old First M. E. church in Richmond, died at his . home in Wabash, Ind., according to word received by local friends. All of the races for the Republican nominations were exceedingly close at the primaries.

er Speak bn Lincoln, Sunday

Practically every pastor In the city will foUow the request of the State Church Federation Sunday morning in directing some thought toward Abraham Lincoln In the services, they announced Saturday.

A number of pastors said they had !

intended to commemorate him before they received the state federation request.

HARLAN IS SUCCEEDED BY 8TUART ON COMMISSION WASHINGTON. Feb. 6 Forme Governor HeMy C. Stuart, of Virginia, was nominated today by President Wilson as a jaember of the Inter national Interstate commerce commls sion to succeed James S. Harlan, oi Indiana, whaae term has expired. :

Labor Calendar

AKER'S

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Meetings of local labor unions ached

uled for Sunday follow: Glen Miller carmen, 671PresIdent John Ryse; secretary. Harley Dershen. Time, second Sunday, 2:30 p. m. i

at I. O. O. F. hall.

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MINISTER PROMOTED. (By Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6. Antonio Hernandez Ferrer, resident Mexican minister at San Salvador has been named minister plenipotentiary to that republic. His promotion follows a recent decree raising the rank of the Mexican diplomatic post at the city of San Salvador.

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"Two years ago, I had la grippe whlcM

left me with a baa cough. many mis horamp chronic bronichal asthma, and

four doctors said It could not he cured. "I commenced taking everything my J

friends recommended, but I got worse

liked social functions, was induced ! instead of better. For two years, I was to attend a "literary" dinner in In-! "nabie to do any work ePt to cough j. . . , . constantly msht and day, which was

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All three of the drum bands are equipped with an adjusting device.

the propeller shatt, of the same dia- which will be found on top. Fig. 3 otai' anj-t nnnitior rf tmttr iVin tVm onnnra nna rP fltAan nfH(ir.Ain

gear E will have had to move in the Should the band slip, which will be! fnra remedy for kidney, liver,

direction of the arrow 3, or backward indicated by a racing engine, tightenlor 2 revolutions. (The teeth of bothiing the nut J will stop the slipping, gears will touch 3 times, but because j while if the band drags, loosening the is rolling around E, E will make only i nut J will free it. 2 revolutions). Thus for each revo-l -

' lution of the gear E, and, therefore, 1

propeller shaft, the flywheel and en

gine will have to make 2 revolutions, and the speed ratio will be 2 to 1. Now the driven gear E and its driving gear F must be the same, for both j the slow speed forward and the re- - verse drive. For forward drive we ; assumed that the driven gear had CO ! teeth and its driviug gear 40. How will ! this affect tin; speed ratio of the reverse as above? It will increase the . ratio. As the 40-toothed gears makes 3 ' revolutions, it will come in contact with 120 teeth of the 60-toothed gear ' E, or it will make 3 revolutions to 2 for E. Thus the pin C and engine will have to make 3-2x2 or 3 revolutions for one of the driven gear, giving a speed ratio of 3 to 1. In practice the gear F, O and the f low-speed gear G are built into one piece, called a Triple Gear. For the sake of balance and to allow thinner gears to be used, there are three of these triple gears and three pins C on the flywheel for them. Having the three triple gears meshing with a single set of center gears makes it necessary that the gears be timed For this reason a prick-punch mark is made on them and when aseembling tnese punch marks must be so placed that they come to the marks oh" the center gears. Unless this be done, the gears will not go together. In some planetary transmissions no mark will be found on the center gears. When this la in the case, the p.unch

1 Bologna, Italy, is older than Rome.

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AUTOS WANTED For their parts. We tear "em up and sell the parts. We have parts of all kinds such as Gears, Axels. .Magnetos. Carburetors, Lamps, Windshields, Glass, used Tires and Tubes, Etc. RICHMOND AUTO WRECKING CO. Phone 2165 Second and Main

LEE TIRES Expert Tire Repairing and Vnlvanlzlns SHURLEY & TRAYLOR

17 So. 9th St.

Phone 2123

FORD DISTRIBUTERS Ford Automobiles, Ford Trucks, Accessories, Tires, Cils, Gas and Service Webb-Coleman

Company

Authorized Ford Sales and Service 19-21 South 7th Street Phone 161 8

Richmond Battery & Radiator Co. Distributers of U. S. L. Storage Batteries

All makes ot batteries recharged, repaired and rebuilt. Service tree.

12th and Main St Phone 1365

Republic internal gear drive Trucks Will solve your haulage problems. Truck repairing a specialty. STANDARD SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION CO. First and Main Streets. Phone 1069-2459

, BUICK AGENCY For used cars, see us. We have the best In the county and 'the prices are reasonable. CHENOWETH AUTO CO. 1107 Main Street - Phone 1925

E. G. ROUTH Manufacturer of Track Cabs and Bodies Auto Painting and Auto Bodies Repaired 158 and 160 Fort Wayne Avenue