The Washington times. [volume], April 20, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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Golf Goods
Fishing Tackle
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Pressure Gauge
MANUFACTURERS of Automobiles are care-
ful to lay great stress upon the importance of
oil pressure as indicated by the pressure gauge upon
the dash. It should always register maximum, else
trouble begins. Proper register is obtained and main
tained by the use of proper oil of required grade. As
the oil is diluted by the passage of unburnt fuel past
the piston rings, the pressure becomes weaker and
nearer the danger point. The sealing of piston rings
with the oil from the crank case against this unburnt
, fuel prolongs the quality of the oil. Many good
motor oils will provide the proper seal, and if the
motorist knows what bra..d will accomplish this re
equirement, he is safe in his purchase.
That New Improved Supreme motor Oil
is manufactured for the express purpose of efficiently
lubricating internal combustion motors. It pos
sesses the body or vicosity for oil pressure—it pro
vides a tough lubricating film on cylinder walls and
xfbearings and sustains a more impenetrable seal
around piston rings.
Gulf refining Company
MACHINE GUNS
TO PUT WAR
TODAY
Modern machine gun warfare will
be demonstrated by Company M,
the machine gun unit of the Twelfth
Infantry, on the Ellipse at 4:40
p. m. today.
The demonstration will be the
second of a series of weekly
maneuvers by all arms of the mili
tary service on Friday afternoons.
Company M is garrisoned at Fort
Washington. Md.
Lieut. Col. W. S. Bowen
To Talk Before Engineers
of national defense will
be discussed by the Washington
section of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers, the Society
of American Military Engineers and
the Ordnance Association of the
American Society of Naval Engi
neers in a joint meeting at 8 o’clock
tonight in the Cosmos Club.
Lieut. Col. W. S. Bowen, of the
Coast Artillery Corps, and Lieut.
Comdr. Sherwood Picking, U. S. N.,
will give illustrated lectures on
modern types of weapons. The
public is invited.
The meeting will be preceded by
a dinner to members of the three
organizations in the Cosmos Club
at 6:30 p. m.
2 Cow-Test Defendants
Convicted by York Court
YORK, April 20.—Howard Rep
meyer and Malcolm M. Miller, de
fendants in the cattle cases of
Hopewell township. - were found
guilty by a jury in the quarter ses
sions court of obstructing legal
process . ’but were acquitted of the
charges of assault and battery. In
the latter cases they were ordered
to pay the costs.
The cases grow out of the al
leged obstruction by Hopewell
township residents to the enforce
ment by State officers of the tuber
culin tests of cows.
Public Speaking Classes
Backed by Democrats
Dr. George L. Farnham of
George Washington University, will
deliver the first lecture of a series
on public speaking sponsored by the
Women’s National Democratic Club
at the. club house today.
The classes in public speaking
are open to the public and reser
vations for the classes may be made
by telephoning the club.
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out kissing, as Josephine Haldeman-Julius and Aubrey
Roselle,, her young student husband, indicated when the
photographer focused him camera.
Handwriting Expert
Is Witness in Trial
READING, Pa., April 20.—-T. H.
McCool, handwriting expert, of
Philadelphia, was the principal wit
ness in the suit of Alfred Pearl
man, of New York, against Anthony
G. Lombardo, of this city, who Is
on trial before Judge Schaeffer.
The action involves a trade ac
ceptance for $56.20 for merchandise,
Mr. McCool testified that the signa
ture on the trade acceptance was
written by the same party who
signed the name Anthony G. Lom
bardo. The defendant denies it is
his signature.
Father of Peggy Joyce
Dead in Farmville, Va.
FARMVILLE, Va.. April 20.-
Funeral services for Samuel B.
Upton, 64. father of Peggy Hopkins
Joyce, will be held here today.
Upton for many years conducted
a one-chair barber shop in
ville, around which the much
married Peggy played as a child.
Peggy i» In Europe.
CITIZENS TO MEET
The North Capitol Citizens Asso
ciation will meet at the United
Brethren Church, North Capitol and
R Streets Northwest, Monday night
at 8 o’clock.
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