The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1917, Page 5

That You Should Know about Your Auto; How | To Drive and Keep It Advice How to Keep Automobiles Running jmoothly and the Best Way to Remedy Machine Trouble—Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure Routes for Evening World Readers. By GEORGE H. ROBERTSON. FTER countless experiments New York street traffic 1s far from being properly regulated. There have been frequent periods of improvement, but tho ever increasing stream of traffic, both Pleasure and commercial, makes the city’s streets far from satisfactory. The creation of a traffic commis ston with absolute powers to handle | street traffic seems to be-the only logical solution of the present diff culttes, This commission would be composed of competent traffic experts who could spend all their time de vising new and more efficient regula- tions. This arrangement would re- lieve the Police Department from a great deal of work. It would also xive the force more time to enforce regulations the commission would develop. Right now traffic conditions, espe ¢lally in the badly congested streets around the water front, are becoming A SEORGE, ROBERTSON unbearable. A traMe commission could rectify these conditions with the co-operation of the police, Abtomottie Editor « Vhat is your id burning out carbon by vxygon? 1 eant get my [DUE heats up and the exhaust mant fold gets red hot. The motor won't el ine head off on account on ne a or - rt unless I prime it whenever in the bolts in the engine being bur ihe ‘seople way the above. procs ‘ondition, 8. M,C. warps the cylinders and leaves scales you have timed the igni- Which is very injurious to the e tion incorrectly, Check up the set- {ting and I feel tain you will find) It iH wet too “lat You will find that removin works out very rt isa torily, being () My Ford car is hard to crank at! rapid as well as i pensive. As L9| Mil mes. When standing on warping the cylinders, such a risk is/ 4M Mpsrade will stall when I try to p Absolutely non-ex! nt under condl-} Start netimes it will buck tions brought about by the use of this but will j to-day rocess, us tho temperature of the make a till on low speed rning carbon ts low in compa () I get about fifteen miles on a gal with tho the burning jon of gas Ww. P.M and air when the ¢ Q) L think you will find that the Try soaking the bolt you mention with| transmission “bands are — binding. | kerosene for half a day. Lf this fatis| (2) This is, probability, to loosen it try heating it with a biow| the way 1 drive ur. Inwtart torch, but tirst ® that the gas-| Ing st UP Toto moke—open Wline is eur of ne is lest} the ¢ further, (3) Probably 3 ca aused by misain, due to ignition trouble sort rs to carbureter Tehen ceanraces de v4 (4) Have motor examined for carb plage Lave bee cleaned | ascert ’ dition of valves and | and spaced, the wires in good cor if necessary have them ground, Sve tion, no short circuit and the piati-| hat © ession Is good and try an- | other adjustment carburetor, (3) Fit- teen miles to tho gallon for ordinary running is rather low for your car. You should get a larger mileage. I believe the “bucking” and poor power will be helped @ great deal and a great decrease in gasoline consump- tion brought about by giving the mix- ture less gasoline. © | automobile Kaditor Do I need a chauffeur's license to ldrive my uncle's car if he is sitting of me? Do t need a Heense not with me? num points filled and times, what is the best remedy? u. Assuming that the spark plugs, wires, interrupter and all adjust- ments are in good shape, the trouble must be in the following: — Brush holders cracked, brushes dirty or Worn so that no contact is made, safety gap short circuited, 1 » If none of the abov ythere is lett only the primary and} jury armature coils. Eaitor: t seventeen years of age and| Althou I am not neg hl pa week while driving my father’s! familiar with the terms of the new euto in Jersey a policeman stopped | Motor Law, it is my be summoned me to court and th. ‘8 included, | fined $13. Had the Judge a right | yy nse before they va p do this J.B dr any car, Apply to the office ‘The law states that eighteen Is the Recretury of State, BS Ricieum. ae of drivers motor| Street and Broadway, full particulars. AUTO ROUTES WANTED. Webicles. Really think thec be taken to the Lut Preme Court. Anatomie Téitor: (1) Can I use my engine inctead of Brake to slow down the car. (2) Sy|,,From New. York City to Wilkes. < the ell and| Barre, Pa ke eye reane cose nde told well ‘ang to West One Hundred and band with gasolino to remove pow ptrest Fort sible oll or dirt, (3) When washing rk, Pompton, out crank case with kerosene do L start engine of the car as if to run 12| Pie Tl paar: r Creek, Wilkes-Barre. Distance, At the crest of the hill throw off the switch and run down wit clutch in and with high gear e: I 155.6 miles. If the hill is very steep use away Beach _ From East New speed or even first. (2) I a squirt| York to Pomona, Y. JD. gun and p Squirt pw York via Rockaw: the gasoline th ake band Springfield, Valley Stre And Drake rac, at th Rockaway, Rockaway Be: slowly the v ast New York, Now York ¢ have wire you nkers, Tarrytown, Nyack Ferry, work bett moving the wheels. Kland Luke, Haverstraw, Mt, Ivy, @) It is a good plan to run the|Pomona Station. Distance, 40.1 miles motor for two or three minutes at a|from New York City moderate speed in to circulate] From the Bronx to Atlantic the kerosen» through ail the oil pas-|C ? c sages. Automobile Eaiior What usefuln 8 has a motor meter] ¢ on an qutor : TW column of colore 4 whet a) F Poland parts of these sy wre function- | Mal (2) How long will it take ing properly, It also acts in a simi-| (a) Ht ow long can a car run in Ma lar capacity with regard to proper or] with » New York State licer driving, The pr le OD) Ne York City, New works ja tha ‘ ome} port Cheater, Stamford, Esridgeport, tfc 0 aioe Haven, W The. motor on my roruns smooth) ford, & , — |teld, Pa EDUCATICNAL, INSTRUCTION, <C | ge, Ls ——— | Prato’ ed obile School 10, Completa ¢ Weito ‘or wall, for catalog W Rahway, Dista rk to Lake George ane 1 Ra ‘From New Yi Jreturn to Catsk! York City Stamford, ew New Ro |they |the face of any ‘ (1) From East New York to Rock- | New Haven n, Hartford, East H field, 138.1 mi Id, Pal ROBERTSON IS RIGHT seiserne M. Robertson, the world’s Worceste Boston 8, five ston Gardner, eld, Dee miles, 4 Rvening Classes: also private tion at hours to sult couveniente AL CLASSES FOR LADLES, Call or write for booklet ATKINSON AUTO SCHOOL 235 West 50th Bt. (Near Broadway). Phon Circle, i ey SOT TW BY TENEMENT FIRE; NARROW ESCAPES One Man Swings to Safety by Clothesline--Firemen Catch Falling Women. Hatrbreadth escapes attended a fire early to-day in the five-story tenement at No, 1787 Madison Ave- nue, occupied by twelve families, The blaze started oh the ground floor and went through the roof, mushrooming on several floors, where frightened tenants fled, leaving their doors open. Samuel Friedman, thirty-one, who occupied a third floor apartment with his family, found himself cut off from either the front or rear. He threw open a side window and began mak- ing his way hand over hand on e double clothes line to the butlding at No, 64 East One Hundred and Eight- eenth Street, One of the lines broke, but Louls Markowitz and Bernard McDonald, standing on the opposite fire-escape, hitched the remaining rope around the Iron work and held it taut until Friedman completed his aerial jour- ney. He was badly burned about the face and eyes and had to be attended by _a« physictan, Mins Mary Joffe, twenty-two, was being held out of a front second- story window by a motorman when her rescuer’s strength failed. She was ught uninjured by Firemen Halton and Lynch of Truck Company No, 16. The motorman had alre hy passed her brother and sister, E trand and Beatrice, toa spot of safety over the portico, A dozen tenants wore taken down by means of extension ladders, The fire did $3,000 dama — ORATORIO FIGHT GR GROWS. Members of the Oratorio Society said they contemplate the calling ‘other meeting to force the Board tors to restore Louis Koom to the conductorship 1 to Walter Damrosch from that appointment of Mr. Damroseh has caused a split. tn The men who voted asserted yesterday Mr. Damroseh in ppoRition. a the organization for his appointment would stand by Chorus to Sing on Malt, The New York Community Chorus will hold its first outdoor concert of the season to-morrow afternoon at the Mall in Central Park. Harry Barnhart again will direct the concerts, which will be given In park throughout the sum- mer. The chortts will participate with the Mayor's Independence Day Com- mittes at the Fourth of July celebra- tion in the stadium at the City College. | SMT Food Waste Will Be Topte For 20,000 Pulpit Talks Throughout U.S. To-Morrow Ministers, Urged by Hoover, Take Up Patriotic Work— a Rev. Mr. Reisner’s Views. : ‘ Marguerite Mooers Marshall To-morrow is Save-the-Food Sun- day. Twenty thousand ministers, all over the United States, will talk on the necessity of the conservation of our food supply. Bach one of the 20,000 has received from Herbert Hoover a warm personal let- ; ter asking him to , b | take this action, ' * Each of the 2,000 has been reminded of the request by a call from the local telephone com- pany. Thi in a new and vital way, the Sunday before Independence Day will be dedicated to patriotism, All this was set forth for me by the Rev, Christian F. Reisner, when [ called on him In his study at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, No. 181 West One Hundred and Fourth Street. Then, at my request, Dr. Reisner gave me an impromptu advance sermon on waste in war time, Here is the text of ft “The woman in the kitchen, the man at the dinner table, can serve their country as loyally and helpfully as the soldier in the trenches, “Tt ina sin to be gluttenously fat, Dr. Reisner declared with a firmness which recked not that {t was disput- of food is wasted each day in each home the total amounts to 600,000,000,000 pounds per y: Hf one slice of bread is wasted ach day in each home, that totals 1,000,000 loaves a year. “We eat so many things because we Uke them which are utterly devotd of nourishment, There ts not @ particle of nutriment tn veal, and in eating tt we deprive ourselves of beef and milk. | There is no nourishment in buckwheat cakes. ‘There is nourishment tn corn kes, and they are digestible. “A penny’s worth of peas or beans | Nourishes you as much as an ordinary steak. Oatmeal or corn mush js an Nt substitute for meat, The Ngest men in the world are the murkton laborers, who live en coarse bread and fruit. Five cents’ worth of corn equals seventy-five cents’ w Ing the famous dictum of Jullus| oF hota Rela a wines aoa Caesar. “Some people are fat be-| ment in cheese than in beef or mutton. cause they arn diseased, but many,| “If people would drink more many more are fat because they over-| they need not eat eo much lndiiiwaither Soe nthe moac|ROUFshing and cleanalne ndulge themselves. Food tx the moat | per cent. of our food consists of water Insidious of temptations and the most] Those why do not care for It may beguiling invitation to selfishness, — | drink letnon Capt, Cook, the first | man to sail around the world, kept hie Most nérsons could get along Per- | waiiors healthy and free froin scurvy fectly well with two meals instead of fhy putting lemonade in their wat three, 1 ‘aten only two meals Sunday drinks quarts of le lor yee and fo teen years I have ery day. AE pact pce at abe dhol "Children should be taught to eat | not taken a dose of medicine everything pl on their plates be yple should be ashamed to take | fore they. ar eine. drugs because of the food they eat. We | It should he « y of dis are going to need more doctors and | Cipline and t amount of waste due to the fact that children more drugs now than ever before, and are allowed to say, ‘Oh, I don't lke persons who aro self-indulgent about |that!" Adults should observe a sim! | food should not make use of either lar rule. it has been the fashion al- | e a mouthful or two on| It should become the fash- un the plate,” “But in all thase sermons on waste, I suggested, “don't you think some body beside the housewife ahould be “Every family in America on an average wastes $50 a year. That is two and a half times the Liberty Loan, If only one ounce MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES | «:: Compiled by Moreland News Bureau warn, Wise Speneet at League Including merican —— warned? Men are mu: nder of food than women, I have rd many a woman say, “I can't serve fivh, or | hash, or stews, on cny dinner table husband won't touch {t, and of the children pattern after | him. | "“Baactly,” agreed Dr, Reisner, “rel Jmen must agree, in’ the name of American Leagac Batting Averages. | Ne a! League Batting Averag patriotism, to eat simpler food and Records of viasers who hare played in fiftewn | | Record of planers whe have played in (flea | joss of On the other hand, ther | scaum ‘ling Juse 27, and who bave averages | gaines, 1 1 wie bare aterawe®) wives must agree to foranke the del! A .285 oF better, ave, |catensen store. A woman thinks she layers and © 7h 14 performing war service when she ia the afte pping on if she stayed at homo and cook dinner “T know a man who wan rty. He married a w im nade a business of studying bls Glet. At elghty he is alive and hearty, the President of a large trust cor pany. "In the t le its 5 tion name of p urn not to t we atriotism paration and | We shall be whi |we don't learn that lesson,’ | ullora? dters’ and § in the r eague for W Madison Avenue, del Garcia will 4 to any The w those which | nan's Ser n sentenc a0 men are Ii » find necessary | somewhere in France.” Miss Mar P| aret Hughes alxo will be present to | xive dancing lessons, ‘The Hat of i} hostesses Includes Mrs. Robert L, W. MM. Smith, ara. | “ Herman Mrs. H n Henry. PORE GLOGCING ~~ PIMPLES AND ~ BLAPKHEADS Easily Prevented by Use of Cuticura vurations are ed Tiny Ctl aj) fur every day toilet purposes ttle touches of rt Mck Mrs. ry kar and as needed ples area present, smearthem (i > off with Cutic . ' The mission « f ; ‘ soothe and h ‘ ; troubles by kee $ ; 4 amples by Return Mail ; 8 «.) address post-card: “Cuticura, Dept. fb & .a0 26, Boston,” Sold everywherey |More Harm Than Good Le, Bier 40, Ni. Hon ” The band of the ‘Twenty-wecond |f Hr. Pi 14%. he Mitton ate HM AS BY United States Infantry, stationed on| Governor's Inland, cronved to Man- | Aa a Island jhattan this morning to tour Fifth | io—etaneh Counter, || Avenue atop a bus and stimulate re- | Fall River Line Service crulting by playing martial alt The |] Tickets @1.00, Children, 50 conta, | clgarettes, | Pense, enemy of tol | Wilhelm. ‘ ND SHOKNG ORE INGUARD ASTOUNDS REGULAR ARMY MEN EXCURSIONS, Delightful Sunday Excursions| .. To Bridgeport |] _ Steamer City of rrr | In O’Ryan’s Rule, Is View of Officers. majority of the men were amoking | fome smoked “fendy | mades,” but most of them rolled | thelr own, | Awaiting the ferry on ‘the ®fan- Tickets Umited. On sale only at Piers on day of Broursion. |) The New England Steamship Co. bi Tie bet beh Ai CATSKILL EVENT EVENING jhattan shore was a group of officers up | ken dat Lie fntay, (ng ‘ranging in rant trom danser mecond |! SUA re FUOSOM | a8 cartes state | Fully 60 per cent, of them were smok- | , al joes) Ing eigareties. oe cteurs, ‘theno_are || Newburgh, Beacon, Po’keepsie Pigcpaceane Wi ot Day Duay days about the Army Building | in Whitehall Street and hundreds of enlisted men pans up and And Return Str. “Benj. B. Odell” Delightful Musie, Restaurant, Lunch Room. Sufficient stop- over to ride up historic Mt.Beacon or to picnic at Orange Lake. Leaves Franklin St., 9 A. M.; W. 129th St., 9.30 A. M. SAME TRIP JULY 4TH CENTRAL HUDSON LINE EXCURSIONS Wonderful Playground ountain hand, Officers of the regular service are Be People’ M | | Saturday ‘Afternoon: | Special Trip fi kien ET TAs PPS smiling to-day at the order promul- gated by Major Gon, O'Ryan of the New York National Guard, prohibit ing his men and officers from smok ing in public. The regulare cannot for the life of them understand the benefits to be derived from such an order, No atch rule has ever obtained in the regular army, and none Is con- templated as far as is known to the| officers here. Jar army has regulations | ribo that the men of the rancé when on duty or| ‘This meana that a man must be tidy, He must keep his not seq how grenter dincipline ts to. ba obtalned by preventing men and offi. | cers from smoking, They think tt will |rather tend to remove a man's Indl- |viduality, Tt will not make for enthu- rianm in the service and Is discourag- ing to enitsting, they aay On the other hand, Dr. Charles @. co, is in hearty with Gen, O'Ryan'a no King order. Dr, Pease goen the jerni one better. He dorsn't be Neve in amoking in the trenc had no hand in tho General's order, but the General, he says, had a good prec ent—the action of the Kaiser SUNDAY SAIL NEWBURGH, BEACON and RETURN Str. “NEWBURGH”. Frat 10 Sti ow. Tea at CENTRAL nica LINE DELIGHTFUL OUTINGS TO ROTON POINT Every Sunday and July 4th [$1.00] 2a"X5 [$1.00) SAIL TO sympathy PY “The Kaiser,” said the doctor, “at the outbreak of the war prohibited his | olticers from smoking at functions where ladies we went’ DEAD ON HIS F FETS Haarlem Vite an Steamer ‘MONTAUK’ He: fs BR eth i 108s MB Exeelient Restauruit at Park. SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET, “BUNGALOWS FOR RENT, Five Rooms, Fully Furnished; | bath, glertria light and all smnrorementa: ow the water In New York city new: new furs: I ade y tu oth mtr Z ‘and was Kldneys and the iil effects o tires a. farully , ively no | Balik Bont a Sivrend tn be ot on "the Pare Battory Pier 10,90, 2.30, Tel, Broad walin and tintne RENT $265 ‘AND | UP. | to, Bandy wilt ot the ¢ oot kee! P, tack : Apply, to agent on rroperty at, the Aviation | Prine to Narr ¥& in KEANSBURG, N, J. Ba rs rin hie 4.30 6.90 PM Ban. Boao, 19.90" At wg = St Sim, 8:90.10 -80.14:B0A NC 2.8.80,b de —-. - HELP WANTED—MALE, re ie Cae, emiehire LoL a a tak ag ye oh pholsteny, int And wages devited Yon World the National sturdy Duteh, Look SUNDAY WORLD WANTS | GOLD MF DAL on every box PUBLIC NOTICES, Wady satin pour Giokey Wh Gan ke wees) WORK MONDAY WONDERS °TEXX 37S Apa Toe resented —-Advt 2 ye Corpor a3iteee and The World 1917 Summer Resorts Annual For sale at The World Main Office and all World Branch Offices, and may be purchased at your nearest Liggett-Riker-Hegeman Drug Store in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Jersey City and Newark. By Mail from The World Summer Resorts Bureau Price 10 Cents, to Cover Postage ae rate eee BA ate Banas hair trimmed, his body clean, his! N H rif n b | aiee anitnets fae anther Heats ie To New Haven ron Steam "| must carry himself as befits a soldier. | Steamer Richard Peck DEEP BEA Str. ‘TA RUS’. He must not wear his hat on the| On Sund FISHING, r. back of his head, or carry his hands | mn Sundays ae rem Pian) Ne RO in his pocketa. As for amoking he| o tants te'fnr aa he'tives except wnen || Also Wed., July 4 ONEY, SLAND on duty, The amoking of pir i Bis EH ine Bt HY Be “i st, 10%, nd 180), 12.80,1.15 ta ever, in swed. When on duty | ) ts ei || hie ay Reg tee. oling Is taboo. ot A a SIGHT SEEING YACHTS, Peers “ SRASON ont om 8U: CRA JULY 18m, —--— ~ a ee ee eee