The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1914, Page 5

il canine What You Want to Know — [st eae" wick About Your Auto and How To Drive It and Keep It Expert Advice How to Keep Automobiles Running Smoothly and the Best Way to Rem edy Machine Troubles— Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure Routes for Evening World Readers. NO ea By GEORGE 8. ROBERTSON. HERE have been numerous complaints received by the Police De- partment about the speeding of automobiles on Lafayette Street. This street is one which is heavily congested with traffic of all Kinds, and it seems unreasonable tha GEO.H.ROBERTSON. these spots and sometimes hard to roadway. And it might be well to Policeman on this post who is on the t any sane driver should violate the speed laws on this thoroughfare, The motorcycle police have this section under surveillance and will no doubt pick up the drivers who disregard good judgment and common sense and endanger human life by their recklessnes: Another well travelled thorough- fare has also been spoken about. This is the drive in Central Park starting at Sixtieth Street and Fifth Avenue and continuing to the West Drive. Late in the evening this drive is heavily travelled by motor cars which have come north from Fifth Avenue. Extreme caution should be used on this drive at night, because of pedestrians using the various cross walks. distinguish persons who are in the mention that there is a motorcycle Job. There is a section of the traffic regulations which states that a vehicle waiting at the curb shall give place to a vehicle arriving to take up or set down passengers at the position of the waiting vehicle, Many drivers do not know of this section of the regul lations, and because of this maintain their positions at the curb, hindering other traffic, It would be well, while travellin at their destination and then wait in a of the passengers, This will help vehicles, ' ANSWERS TO LETTERS. Automobile Ealitor Thay touring car, In four months I have put in three new sets of equalizing pi spur gears and case. Could the trouble be in the multiple disc clutch? Or in the handUng, or is this & Maxwell Model ‘E1910 HOW TO CLEAR = AWAY PIMPLES Bathe your face for several minutes with Resinol Soap and hot water, then apply a little i Ointment very meaty. Let thi ten minutes, and wash off with Resinol Soap and tiseptic Resi: soothes and cleanses the pores, pimples and blackheads, and leaves the id velvety, pnt and Resinol Soap stop instantly and speedily heal skin humors, rashes, wounds and chafing. Sold by all druggists. Doc- tors have pre: ed Resinol for nearly 20 y Inexpensive XMAS GIFTS In Infinite Variety, At Unusually Low Prices At Prices | Much Lower Than Elsewhere The CASTLE CO. 206 West 42d Street Opposite Lammerstein's, Open Evenings, = A True Tonic is one that assists Nature, Regular and natural action of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels will keep you well and fit,andthisactionispromotedby BEECHAMS PILLS - sapiens & Fifth Avenue, to drop passengers: n adjoining side street for the return keep the avenue clear of standing ® weakness of the transmission de. sign? T have been running the cluteh in medium cylinder oil. What would you advise? E RDG. BROWN. __1 do not fe that your trouble is due to design. A clutch which takes hold too suddenly pla an undue strain on all driving pa causing trouble. Would advise the of Ring one rosene to three parts of light oil, in clutch thoroughly first with gas- advise me what to do in I cannot start my motor on a day? D. B. MAINZER Prime the pet cocks with g . keep throttle closed and shut a jue on carburater. If you have no air shut-off, stuff a handkerchief in the air intake. Automobile Kditer Would you kindly tomobile school in New York id H. ROACH, | forward to you the names of < wark, Will you kindly let me know the quickest route from Tottenville, S. I, to Sea Bright, I have a 1910 going to have it overhauled. I am thinking of attaching a Dello lighting and starting system. Do you think it advisable? If not what would you udyise? CLARE WALTER. Cross Tottenville ferry to Perth Amboy, follow trolley on Sheridan Avenue, cross Raritan River wooden bridge to first left hand road, left with trolley under railroads, at church bear right with trolley through South Amboy, turn left with trolley on Stevens Avenue, turn right with trolley on Bordentown Avenue over railroad bridge, turn left with trolley to Keyport to Middletown, Red Bank then to Rumsen Ro: Bright. The speedometer mi average about twenty-six way. The system you mention is a very id one and very efficient. There are a | others that are also good. Automobile Editor At about what temperature will the Uquid contenta of an Edison 660 storage battery freeze? GEORGE SCHULTZ, The manufacturers of this battery claim that the battery will not freeze at a higher temperature than 29 be- low zero, Antamobile Eilitor : yhat Is the meaning of stream hree-point suspension; unit ant motor; also tread 56 , 60 inches south? THEODORE SMITH. The standard tread is 56 inches, but because of bad roads in the South he Southern tread is 60 inches. A stream line body is one that has no angles or projections, which tend to increase wind res ce. ree: point suspension is one in which the Power plant is supported by one point on the front cross frame me ind by two points on the members. A unit pow: contains the motor and tran: in one un width bet " been second man {n a garage with a private family in the country for the last eighteen months, J am a good driver and also helped to over haul three or four different makes of cars. T want to get a job in tho city, Can you give me any information that will help me on this subject? MICHAEL JACKSON, Just at present | would not advise you to look thi of work. If you have a it until good ‘and con ditions impro Id be a rather hard job to city position— the kind you want—at this time of the year. There are a greater num- work in this busi- jobs for, of men o than th ie Editor a low-tension Rem- mag- neto, Remy coil, on 1910 Buick, which misses very badly. I notice that when motor is running I can hoid hands on the spark plugs with- t getting a shock, on one and two x On other two cylinders blue spark that will jump hths in gap. Without any adjustment, All four cylinders work fine for a time, and then slow down and stop. Have tried adjusting breaker, aleo bent the timing poles It is dark at come of|t ‘al ged schools both in this city| St. at times and then no spark at all at other times? locate a short cireuit. J. W. MAXWELL. |, 19 tracing out your trouble you will find ¢ it is somewhere from the distributor to point, leaky high tension wiring, | which, when it rests on metal, will r * and defective plu might show a spark in th but which when under | Pression will not throw Automobile T have a 1910 Buick runabout auto which loses all its pow soon as the throttle Starts to open, but which runs fairly well when once under way, I notice that when standing still the motor will race and then die down till it nearly stops, then race up again, It also pn ed quite badly, The ignition Is all eight and f have tried drive the missing out by carbureter adjustment, but have failed, What do you advise? Will you also kindly give specifi. cations of your tdea for a very fast racing machine, valve timing, kind of valves, revolutions of fly-wheol per minute, &¢.? MACK PLACE. Would advise you to look for an air leak in your intake pi If this does not rer xi the ca bureter flo: needle valve. A leaky float sometimes this trouble. W. R. H. Hardingham, Dudley , Ernest Schmees, Joh. C: J. P, Leighto: write and g y' mes of some good schools in this city. ecco STATEN ISLAND NOTES. |. At a conference held in Manhat- |tan, attended by ex-Senator Howard R. Bayne, City Magistrate Joseph B. Handy, former Assemblyman William Allaire Shortt, Alderman Charles P. |Cole and a number of other promi- {nent Democrats, steps were taken {toward perfecting an organization the object of which is the dethroning of State Superintendent of Banks Kens Lamb Richards as the Dem- tic leader of Richmond County. eld Secretary Nash of the Civic League reports that the sum of $1,412 s heen pledged to date for the sup- port of the league, The Parents’ Association of Public School No. 21, Elm Park, have pledged $500 toward a moving picture outfit to be installed in the school. Sullivan Tisaniello of No. 111 Wal- cott Street, Brooklyn, while working on the steamship Kentucky at the American. Docks, Tompkinaville, yes- terday ning, was caught between and his leg was crushed. te of Mary A. Tilley has filed plans with the Building Depart- ment for the erection of a new hotel Street, near DeKalb Street, pree, at a cost of $55,000, funeral of James Wheeler of No. 111 Burger Avenue, West Now Brighton, a number of years ago County Treasurer, took place this from the Church of the Sa- art. He is survived by a x daughters and two sons, to St. Nicholas Avenue Line On 155th Street Viaduct, from Cen- tral Bridge to St. Nicholas Place, to St. Nicholas Avenue, to Manhattan Avenue, to 110th St., to Fifth Ave- nue, to Washington Square. Riverside Drive and Cathedral Parkway Line On 135th Street, from Broadway to Riverside Drive, to 110th Bt. to Seventh Avenue, where direct con- nection will be made with the ‘buses of the Seventh Avenue and the St. Nicholas Avenue Ines for Fifth Avenue to Washington Square. Fifth Avenue Coach Co. =m: —— - FOR SALE. Xmas TRUST. “ANY. HONEST PERROW mACASH CRED We do. ot ask era! ret ‘call nhs "Stet cattlonue’ ean 170 B'WAY.NN.CITY Roce OPEN EVENINGS. UNTIL ) -TmecHES Jingsl] $1008. saioWweeniy | AP BOSS: TEINS BY TCHES-DIAMOND WA W ON CREDIT Easy Weekly or Mon bly Payments All Goods Guaranteed, Lowest Prices, MERAIDEWLANE clove, CI y ‘OK MAN AND WOMEN, | CMOe MUD ENTIAL otinrhfik | 268 -Vpest 16th st. ? +4 Ba [series of We are pleased to announce an increased and fre- quent ’bus service on the following routes: | CHRISTMAS GIFTS — = } pation tx *IDOWN #1WEEKLY |=: THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, Gabrilowitsch Soloist With The Symphony’ By Sylvester Rawling. SSIP GABRILOWITSCH was the O soloist with the Symphony Or- chestra at Aeolian Hall yester- day afternoon, and his well-deserved fame a8 a pianist served to crowd the auditorium. He was heard in Rach- maninoff's Concerto No. 2, which is become not unfamiliar here under the hands of himself and others, in- cluding the composer. It may bo doubted that it ever pot .. better ex- position than Mr. Gabrilowitach gave it by his clean-cut, Incisive, llumina- tive playing, with the sympathetic support of Walter Damrosch and his musicians, ‘Che program .6, all mod- era, included Saint-Saens's “uncon. ventional and interesting symphony in C minor, and Debuasy's haunting and illusive “Iberia.” cold, moro d by Emmy but the double tavalleria” and. “Pagliacel » offering at the Metropolitan n Ho lust night. The audi- ence was lirge and enthusiastio, aa it always is when Caruso sings Canlo in Leoncavallo's ope: His own ad- mirable pe was supple- mented by fine Tonio, in a costume ne riginal, and Lu- crezia Bori's captivating Neddu, with Audisio as Beppe and Tegani as Silvio. In the Mascagni work, Jo- hanna Gadskt was an impassioned with Luca Botta, Tegani, uchene and Marie Mattfeld Mr. Polacco conducted with spirit, than Destinn, bill of The second of the Friday ufternoon Moments Musicales and Danses Modert pt Classiques at the Waldorf-Astoria, under the direction of Ottokar Bartik, was well attended yesterday and largely’ supplemented for the general dancing. Mme, Ray- monde Delannois of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Milo Viceo and Alois Reiser were the soloists, The classical dances were interpreted by Miss Lola and Mr, Lambert, Weber's “Euryanthe" is to be revived at the Metropolitar. Opera House this afternoon after an absence from the local rtory of 4 quarter of a cen- tury Gatti-Casazau and Mr, ‘Tos- canini ve worked hami to rejuve- nate the work, hoping for success on the strength of the music. The story has its base in an old Frenoh romance of which Boccaccio made use in one of his tales and upon which Shake- speare's “‘Cymbeline” is founded. The bills for next week are: Monday, “Traviata Wednesday, “Atda Thurs Friday aft noon, “Haensel und Gretel” and bal- let divertissementa; Friday nig! “Tannhauser,” and Saturday aft noon, “Carmen.” : Geraldine Farrar, Luca Botta and Pablo Casals have been engaged for the first of a series of Friday morn- | Ing n.usicales at the Hotel Biltmore, | beginning on Jan. 29. Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give | a free organ recital at the City Col- | lege to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. This will be his last recital until Jan. 10. T. Scott Buhrman, organist in Adams Memorial Church, will give a free organ recital in the Old First sbyterian Church on Monday eve- Increased *Bus Service Seventh Avenue Line On Macomb's Dam Road from Central Bridge to 163d Street, to Seventh Avenue, to 145th Street, being an extension of the present frequent service on the Seventh Avenue Line. T2d Street Crosstown Line On East 724 Street, from First Avenue to Fifth Avenue, to 67th Street, to Broadway to West 724 Street, to Central Park West. 102d St., E. of Sth Ave, __FOR SALE, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY. LIBERALCREDIT Lowest Prices. Easiest Terms. ALL GOODS | HERA Ro Agi trae JAMES BERGMAN 37 MAIDEN LANE * fz, Evenings CREDIT zone Waltiam Watches, Dia iD ti it rie’ Tele nad i Brat, aw EE _ Dp Ereentag Diamonds, Watches on Credit Beat values in the city, easiest, : BURNS ALE ASTAT oldu BM DIAMONDS c Or weekly, mouthly payments; no. rite, reoresentative will call, Maiden Lene, Diamonds—-Watches on GOTHAM JEWELRY O0,, 28 Maiden Lane, Workiy-Ladies', gente’ clothing: confident Bo irtroteatans Pw ysrhing confidential DIAMOND», 0 Ait, emumative 80" Madde: Ds Wallen, je Is. D. PBL ta phi. Nene. Bias FOUND AND REWARD DECEMBER 19, 1#1 Broadway, 34th to S6th St. How to SAVE Money and MAKE Money This is a sermon on ECONOMY, based upon a wise utterance and upon seven reasons. This is the basis of our discourse: “The sluggard is wiser, in his own conceit, than seven men that can render a reason.” Every human being is interested in economy, for it means the earning of leisure and independence in the future, through self-denial and system now. The establishment of R. H. Macy & Co., greatest cash retailing enterprise in the world, is based absolutely upon lines of intelligent, profitable ECONOMY in the interests of the public. This story, with the illustration at the top, is planned, of course, to attract your attention. That which it announces is planned FOR YOUR BENEFIT. We show you above seven wise men reasoning with one foolish sluggard. Take it for granted that the sluggard does not appreciate the importance of economy nor understand the Macy method. The seven wise men will now speak. 1st Wise Man: Your money, earned by your work and your intelligence, should bring you in the greatest fine returns. This it can do in two ways: First, by earning interest before it is spent; second, by purchasing to the utmost in quality and quantity when it IS spent. R. H. Macy & Co. GIVE YOU INTEREST ON YOUR MONEY, and enable you to buy goods of highest quality, and CHEAPER IN PRICE THAN ANYWHERE ELSE, 2d Wise Man: Of a thousand successful men, more than nine hundred and ninety attribute their success TO FORMING HABITS OF ECONOMY. Ben Franklin preached on this for years, and evei great millionaire to-day preaches the same, all telling you that one hard thing is to save the FIRST thousand, and that the second hard thing is to HOLD ON TO T OTHER THOUSANDS. R. H. Macy & Co, have a plan which enables you to save your FIRST thousand or to keep and add to your other thousands. 3d Wise Man: R. H. Macy & Co. havea special Depositors’ Account Department for customers. You can deposit there as much or as little of your income as you choose, whether it be salary, wages or dividend. Every dollar earns interest’ as long as it is in their hands. 4th Wise Man: R. H. Macy & Co. doa strictly CASH business, There is no man that ever bought a dollar's worth on credit of R. H. Macy & Co.— not even a member of the firm. Thus when you buy at Macy's you SAVE what other stores lose on bad debts, slow pay and an extravagant book-keeping department. (NO ARGUMENT IS REQUIRED TO PROVE THAT THE CUSTOMER MUST PAY A STORE'S EXPENSES, INCLUDING ITS BAD DEBTS). Sth Wise Man: But if you have a Deposit Account with R. H. Macy & Co. you charge what. you buy to your own account. Thus, at Macy’s, you shop with the CONVENIENCE and speed of a credit account, and with the ECONOMY of a cash business--BESIDES WHICH EACH DOLLAR EARNS INTEREST WHILE WAITs ING TO BE SPENT. 6th Wise Man: Economy IS a habit, nothi but_a habit, like punctuality. accuracy, etc. Form the HABIT of economy now and begin a Deposit Account with R. H. Macy & Co., where you can exercise the DOUBLE economy of saving with good interest added and spending under ‘conditions of the greatest possible economy. 7th Wise Man: Open an account at Macy's for yourself, your wife, your child, anybody you please. Add to it as often, or as seldom, as much or as little as you please. Use it to make your purchases on the economical CASH Basis, when you have purchases to make. “Let it earn interest every hour you leave it with them. Get your balances regularly, showing what you have saved and what interest it has earned. gin the important habit of spending always LESS THAN YOU MAKE, and see the result week by week and year by year in a steady accumulation. Thus, undoubtedly, would wise men speak to the “‘sluggard” too deep in his own conceit to know the true value of economy. For sluggishness never shows more plainly than in the neglect of economy. You understand the simple proposition. Put your money on deposit in the Depositors’ Account partment, where it begins immediately to draw interest, which is compounded every three months. Make yor purchases atethe cheapest CASH rate, with all the comfort and speed of shopping on credit. in an accumulation of money, and above all THE HABIT OF ACCUMULATING, THAT ALONE LEADS TO WEALTH and independence in after life. Your money earns interest. It can be with- drawn at any time or left to earn interest. It is on hand for sy when you need to spend it, and RIGHT WHERE YOU CAN SPEND IT MOST ADVANTAGEOUSLY—no going to the bank and waiting in line to get a little out. Each penny and dollar earns its interest until spent. You spend it— when you do spend it—at a cash store on a cash basis, and instead of paying for the BAD DEBTS of others, as you must do with credit concerns, you get the best possible goods for the lowest possible prices —AND YOUR MONEY EARNS _ IN. TEREST BESIDES. ___If this statement interests you; of the seven wise men above have if you want to begin an if the sayings convinced you; account that means DOUBLE economy--call at R. H. Macy & Co.'s establishment, the Original Department Store and the greatest retail cash enterprise in the world. There are other important advantages that the wise men have not mentioned. Ask {> any of our thousands of customers who have Deposit Accounts how this well-established “Sy method pleases them. Depositors’ Account Department— a Private Bankers Authorized by the Superintendent of Banking of the State of New York. ~~ poms Of. Siena —_ i