OH AH(ilN'(l KAIL Of yENERATOKii
Contributed 67 Mr. C. J. Strickland
Author Strickland'* Battery Gnide.
The charging rate ot the generator
Bhould be more for some driver than
others, as a driver that takes long
drives with tew stops and starts will
not need a high charging rate, while
the driver who drlveB a few blocks
or a short distance and stops, and
~ seldom takes a long drive will need,
a high charging rate In order to keep
the battery charged. Every time the
car Is started there Is a great amount
of current taken from the battery and
It the car Is not driven but a short
distance, the generator will not put
back as much current as was drawn
out. The .Jt>9St way to find out It the
generator~'t8" charging at the correct
rate Is to test the battery with a hy
drometer. If the gravity Is very high
at severa nestings the generator shoul
be set so as to charge a lower rate.
Then If the gravity Is weak the gene- j
rator should be set higher In order to
keep It up to Its right strength.
Iff the generator Is charging at a
high rate and the driver Is taking
long lrlveB, the chances are the bat
tery wll become overcharged; that Is
the current going In on the plates
trying to store up electrical energy
after the plates are already full will
cause them to heat and buckle (see
Fig. 11) whluh will cause the corn
ers to push through the separators
and short-circuit the cell. Then it will
have to be repaired. This will never
happen It the generator is not charg
ing at a high rate or too much for
the amount of driving that is being
done. Either test the battery or have
it tested to prevent this from happen
ing. ? ->
THE PAUPERS FUNERAL
He was a very poor man and his
only refuge was a resting place at the
gate of a rich man's magnlflclent home.
He had no physicians but the dogs
and his only food was the crumbB that
fell from the rich man's table. No one
cared for him. He was only a beggar.
He died. But we have no account ot
his funeral. The pall bearers were
few on this side. Not so many as were
waiting on the shining shore, and
went up with the old man to his Fath
ers house. He was carried by angels
to Abraham's bosom. He exchanged
his poverty for eternal riches, his rags
for a crown, the companionship of
the dogs for the society or angels, the
sorrows of earth for the Joys of heav
en.
Lots of people would treat him so
today. They are riding up and down
the roads, seeking rest and finding
none. Why because they are not fol
lowing Jesus. Still he has paid the
fare with his precious- blood.
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'la one ot the pressing problems of the
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The champion optimist Is the fellow
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
Under and by virtue of the power
ot sale contained In that certain deed
of trust executed by C. A. Long and
wife to E. H. Malone, Trustee, dated
February 26th, 1921. recorded In-Book
224. page 499. Registry of Franklin
County, N. C., default having been
I made In the paymentj ot the Indebted
ness thereby secured, and demand for
foreclosure having been made on said
trustee by the holder of the bands
representing said Indebtedness, the
undersigned will, on Monday the 1st
day of September, 1924, at or about
the hour ot noon, at the Courthouse
Door In Loulsburg. N. C., offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for caBh the following described
tract or parcel of land, lying and being
in the said county, of Franklin, State
of North Carolina and being more par
ticularly deBcdlbed as follows:
That tract of land containing 74 3-4
acres, more or less, conveyed to C. A.
Long by deed of G. B. H. Stalllngs and
others, dated November 8th 1915 and
duly recorded In the Registry of Frank
lin County, N. C? In Book 211 at page
107 et seq. said tract being fully de
scribed In said deed recorded In Book
Book 211 at page 107 et seq., as afore
said and reference being here made
for a further description thereof, said
tract being described as "Second
Tract" In the deed of trust of C; A.
Long and wife to E. H. Malone. Trus
What My Neighbor Say*
Is of Interest to Louiaburg Folks.
Vhen one has had the misfortune
to suffer from backache, headaches,
diczineas. urinary disorders and other
kidney ills ? and has found rellaf from
all this sickness and suffering, that
person's advice is of untold value to
friends and neighbor*. The following
case is only one of many thousands,
but It ia that of a Louisburg resident,
Who could ask for ? better example?
Mrs. N. L. Ntpseley , says : "My back
hurt badly and when I got down it
was an effort to Btraignten again.
Sharp pains often stabbed through my
back, and my kidneys acted too rnely.
It was an effort to do my housework
and at times my head swam with dlsxi
neas. Doan's Pills, from the Ayoock
Drug Co., rid me of th* misery and I
have had no trouble since."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
?Imply ask for a kidney remedy ? ?et
Doan's Pills ? the same that Mrs.
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tee above referred to.
Excepted from the above tract how
ever is the timber and, railway right
of way conveyed by C. A. Long and
wife to Oreenleaf Johnson Lumber Co..
by deeds recorded in Book 211 at page
110 et seq and 117 et seq.
This 2nd day of August, 1924.
E. H. MA LONE.
8-8-4t Trustee.
| RESIDENCE FOK SALE. ? One Good
I nice Cottage with good sized lot on
Konmore Avenue. Cash or easy
, trem8.. See S. A. NEWELL, Louis
I burg, N. C. 7-11-tf
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FOR SALE
We have listed for saie several val
uable farina, amotig which are (1)
about 84 acres Cedar Rock T. S. known
?9 Cooke land, on State highway; (2)
about 135 acres Hayesvllle T. S. known
as part of Whltaker lands. For prices
and terms, see
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