The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1917, Page 7

- Check the Practice of inexperienced Youngsters Driving Auto- mobiles and the Great Number of Street Accidents Will Show a Decided Drop. 'T would go a long way toward reducing the great number of street acct- dents if parents would exercise more care restraining youngsters | $35,000,000 FUND. Mme me rei FORY.N.C.A. WORK | AMONG SOLDER Huge Sum Required Owing to Raising of U. S. Army to Total of 2,000,000 Men. | A campaign to raise $36,000,000 for driving automobiles. The modern machine appears so simple and Young Men's Christian Association easy to operate that boys and girls hardly fifteen years old want to dis- This practice wouldn't be so dangerou: ff they had the road all to themselves, but unfortunately other machine: play their skill handling « wheel. must wu young, inexperienced drivers become excited and lose their heads, with the result that usually several people have to pay the penalty with injuries, ‘The law distinctly says that no one before attaining the age of six- teen can be given a driver's license. Even at this age the young driver should be thoroughly schooled in the handling of machines before ventur- ing out on the crowted streets, preven eines QUERIES ANSWERED. Antomobile EAitor: @ have a 1915 Ford car, It runs all right but cannot short circult one spark plug. I changed the plug and yet it cannot short ciroult a ae ‘iver and get @ good spar! Ao eit P. BENN, ‘The trouble is more likely with egg If you place the screw iriver erly on the spark plug ‘termi: and on the cylinder the cur~ rent will flow through the screw @river and through the cylinder, thus short circuiting the spark plug. ‘Automobile Balitor: ‘Will you advise me in regards to using kerosine in my Ford to rid it of carbon. B, HILDEN. ‘When through using the car for the @ay and while the motor is still hot, introduce a teaspoonful: or two of kerosine into each cylinder, Do this through the pet cocks or, if you have none on your motor, through the spark plug holes. Automobile Editor: (1) Haye a 1915 Hupp; Will a magneto & spark, and thereby power? It is easily attached. (2) If not, is there any other way of getting more power without the expensive way of increasing bore? a (1) Yes, (2) Other than by careful adjust. ment, or the installation of Improved accessories, none. nite Editor Will you kindly give me the firing order of eight and twelve-cylinder cars? L. M, SEYMOUR. Hight-cylinder firing order: 1 R, 4 LagR2b4h 14,2 8, 3 1 R, L27R3L4 R13 Twelve-cylinder firing order: SL,2R5L,6R 11,3 RK, yoak on me a more MONTAGUE, Ro 2b. 1R6L, 41, 5 Ky 2 L. RK indicates right and L indi- cates left. No. 1 ls counted ax the front cylinder. Auremobile Editor: Can you advise me to anything that can prevent the water from free: when put in the radiators car? r Yes, ask any automobile store for a a supply “non-freezing compound for radiators.” | Automobile Editor: () [have a 1913 Buick runaboutand stored it away for the winter months in the mountains and am anxious to know if I am in any danger of hav- ing the cylinders burst from water I jacked it up and looked after shoes, &c., placed some Lght oll in motor, started it up and opene under the cylinder an. water to run out, In inder I have no cock, s plug that is badly chewed and im- possible to get any grip vn same. I opened radiator and pump also and allowed it to run lightly for a short time, stopped and restarted it again, but did not allow the motor to get tuo warm. This procedure I took several times. Do you think I have eltm. inated all chances of any water maining in that front cylinder and allowed he front have I complied with general rules for storing 4 car? (2) Is it advisable to let the air out of the tubes and allow shoes to re- main on the car jacked up? (6) I failed to say 1 did not allow the oll to escape. 1 did not open the oll ARE NEEDED SELF IN WAR. WOMEN Women can be usefully employed fm nursing the wounded, in making up the soldiers’ kits and a thousand other ‘ways. Many American women are ‘weak, pale or anemic from woman’ ls. “For young girls just entering womanhood; for women at the criti- eal time; nursing mothers and every (woman who iy “run-down,” tired or overworked— Doctor Pierce's Favor ite Prescription is a speciul, safe and certain help. It can now be had in tablet form, 60c, at all druggists: Send Dr. Pier: President Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y,, 10¢, for triol package tablets: POUGHKESPSIF, N.Y pete of myself and little daughter ian. She came after I had used ‘Favorite Prescription,’ fing it when I had morning sickness aad it took all the discomforts away, ‘and at the last I was ill only an hour anda! 'f. She is a strong, healthy baby © | know f owe much to Dr. Plerce's Mavorite Prescription | mever felt so well, and | want to say to every woman whose desire ix to be a mother, take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and there is every hope for you to have a darling little one ~MRS, JOHN SAN- fm yous home.” BUBON, 51 Thompson Street — Adve. having a} “T send | 1 began tak- | JArthur J =< cock. Four-cylinder Buick runabout. WILLIAM BE. J. KEATING. (1) Run the motor without water until it ts hot. Do this half a dozen times and all water will boil (2) Remove shoes and tubes and store them in a cool, dark place. tubes inflated enough to keep creases out of them. Paint or graphite rims to prevent rust. (3 It is not neces- sary to remove oll, though it is ad- visable to do #0, Automebiie Bateor: (1) What terminals should a dash electric Mght be attached to on a Ford? (2) How ts a standard Speed- ometer and shaft oiled? (3) Is a small or large disc put next to the dis- tance plate. READER. (1) The magnets terminal and any metal part, such as the frame, motor or transmission. (2) The shaft is packed with grease. (8) I am not certain about this. Call a Ford Ser- vice Station. ——_——— ALLEGED $50,000 SWINDLE BARED BY RUSSIAN REVOLT Prisoner Arrested Here Accused of Switching in Worthless Paper for Bonds in Loan. Philip Tletelbaum of Street, Brooklyn, says b the Russian revolution raigned in New Jersey Court to-day on a charge of swindling ‘0, 668 Wyona fs a victim of He was ar- Avenue Vollce David Stern, a Boston real estate man, out of $60.00, and was held for extra- dition. On May 2% last, it Is charged, Tietel- baum borrowed 850,00) from Stern, giving as collateral an envelope containing documents, sald by Tietetbaum to Russian Government bonds worth $1i0,- be 00. The ppo Was sealed and put in a safe. A few days azo events In Russia caused Stern to worry and he took the documents to a banker for an opinion. They found the envelope stuffed with paper, but no bonds. Stern declared 1 elbaum had put the bonds in an envelope and then doftly awitched in another envelope. Tie baum was recently released from Sing Sing after serving four years and « half on « similar swindling charge. He ts fifty-eight years old. <scenininnssanlpesemee-naemets FEARED BURIAL ALIVE. |Mre. M, Thompson's Will Ashes Cremation of ody, 1 wish my body to be cremated as soon ws possible after death, if this cannot be done, 1 request that it be opened in such a way as m: my being buried alive, and th me should be thrown upon consume it absolutely, and that ashes be placed near the graves of my children,” This is @ provision tn the wi Maria L. ‘Thompson, who ¢ ¢iice, Italy, recently, She was the of Launt Thompson and the will was made in Florence, June 8, 1910, Mrs Thompson yreven as to Mrs. Of Trip Because ¥ Mt Volitieal signin WASHINGTON, Tumulty to: ymor Oct. 27 day ean plans for a trip to New York Monday because of re porta that he would act as Presi Wilson's scout on the New York Mun pal political situation. v fdent h Th that h Will not seek ee Horowits Appointed to Red Croas Post Abroad. W IWUTON, © Appoint nt ls J. Horowltz of New York Dire of Poreig f of erican ed Cross was announced to Mr. Morowite wil act as a con ink link between the American I Cross Commission and the or- ation in the United States, | ~_ Mritish OMcers Wounded tn Battle, LONDON, Oct, 27 wr# wounded include Vrench, son ommander of the Harl of Dunmore. Major the Hon, of Viscount Fy Home Forces Dollar Now Mt Cents tnues to slump and it is now worth only 83 cents here. The German mark also has touched a low record of 42, a depreciation of 53 per cent, “wy! 1,000,000 mon would war camp work on extended lines, both among the forces of the United States at home and abroad and also and Italy, will begin on an intensified nation-wide scope, it was announced here to-day by the Association’s War Work Counoil. The $65,000,000 raised Inst April proved inadequate to meet conditions arising from the fact that army mob!- | Uzation has gone forward more rapid- jy than “antlelpated even in Wash- ington,” “tt that onty be was expected about | 4 out} calle, Keep|by Dec, 81," the announcement saya, | “It was not dreamed that nearly bled nor that a quarter-million or! more would be on foreign soll within a short time, “Instead of 1,000 secretaries, a small army of 2,600 had to be pro- vided to adequately care for the sol- 500 at a cost of from $5,000 to $5,000, Instead of a per capita cost of $8 for 1,000,000 men till Dec. 31, actual ex- | perience called for $5 per capita for 2,000,000 men.” It has been decided that $11,000,000 will be required for troops in this country until next July, and $12, 00,000 for troops in action abroad, it cing estimated that there will be 2,200,000 American fighting men to for. {The announcement say that the assoctation itself into the situation, but has been called from without me to the ald of the Government, the President iimself making the request and by proclama nm giving the Y M, C. A. official recognition as a part of the army and navy work.” A call bas also « tup Y. M,C. A 6 8 proposed fficlal ne from Russia work among Its to spend bave made similar requests, r raising the 11,000 wanted In waile Italy paign has been dance with the he quota f 0,000 fur yivanta, New Jorsey, $400,000 for 300,000 for Delaware, District of Columbla and $400,000 for Virginia a LAUREL ENTRIES. 7 TRACK, LAUREL, Md RAC Ove The entries for Monday's races are at ty Bond Wi and 14: | war a LATONIA ENTRIES. Captain the Hon, | (ran Howard, second son of | Yaris Baroness Strathcona, has been wounded, | |Other Britieh o: $120,000,000 Insurance on the Ro! an Te te icling. eee teat Diviston, : Si ON, Oct. 27.->Among Na ard troops slated first to} | France, the war tnaurance | made a tremndous hit. | Vee “ Vision sent in | Silat i emating $120,420,000, | Mor yiarr NM ccenteieaiiibawammnees : : ice w Patter ‘ Vos, Lawor’ (fe Hille Bhioter 1 2 ity * Track Goud, ‘ pyrentice « prance, doublo that number would be assem- |‘! diers, and instead of 200 buildings |i} costing $8,000 each, the call came for | ‘ “has not forced | France and i“Pape’ il fifty-cent Expectation of Big Melon Causes Rush of Buying—Other Also Advance. $m anticipation of the speedy carving of @ large julcy melon in International Mercantile Marine, preferred, there was ® rush for that atock on the Exchange during the short session to-day, The price jumped from 8%, yenterday’s clove, to 1%. ‘The closing quotation was 103%. After a meoting yeatorday of the Board of Directors, it was announced that @ committee had been appointed to formu- late @ plan for the distribution of 88 per cent. accumulated dividends which has piled us since the bee of the war. It was also announced that three tentative plana, involving the distribu- tlon of cash, 6 per cent. notes and new common stock were under consideration. and that the adoption of any of the the public highways, and in the press of trafic congestion the, ong the troops of Russia, France plans would make the preferred worth from $121.60 to $123 a share, depending on the percentage of cash to be dis- tributed. The market wae eenors''~ strong, the only noticeably weak issue being B. R, T., which sold down to 50%, a new low, ‘The 3% per cent. Liberty bonds old up to 99.96. res CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Allie Chaimere far de wiry Hide’ & L. . eerie are os F RE 4 ugar ‘Am: Bum, Tod am. T. & T. 00. Anaconda Mini 4 : Aid, Guif & Wi. Baldwin, Locomotive, ait OD. vee te ‘Tram: Leather. + ee a Sa TEESE: FEEL F. HEHEHE HEE FED DHE HEL RE tt ABS LESSEE SE Tea Mer. Marine Mov. Mar, etfs an bet lo Steal Miseart Pa ; ‘ar Pn, & St. Co. te Consol... See e PRLS CPPLERTEP ESTEE CESS PE BEETS CFSTEEEEER. ECTS Mexle \ 4 “ i 07 fr ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Atiantic Gulf and West Indies 8. 8. Lines—Bight months gross tarnings, $31,- 9), Increase $9,8%5,868, Net 89,033,87 nse $8,125,700, surplus after charges sab, decrease $524,368 — Includes eatt- Vowance of 89,600,000 for war iu come and excess profit taxes aaa BRICKLEY WEDS TO-NIGHT. War Hasteos Murtlage of Football Star and Mise ‘Taylor. The marria f Charles H. Brickley Harvard's former atball star, and Mies Kathryn No. 920 West 83 Street, w place to-night at t Church of the E wel Sacra Broad Way and 7ist The wedding been set for December, but tt is lopments caused Mine ‘I lor f the late John ¢ Jonr C., Jr, won th t American amb ance and anot brother, Joseph, nas given rary to that service, ‘He Ix now partanbu END INDIGESTION OR STOMACH PAIN IN FIVE MINUTES Diapepsin” makes sick, sour, passy slot achs feel fine. Tn five minutes you Tine it! our, acid stomach feels fine. No indliges \tion, heartburn, or belcl or eructations of undigeste no dizziness, bloating, foul or headache Pape's D! speed in sweetening upset ste It Is the surest, quickest and most certain stomach antacld in the whole world and, besides, it is hart and we Millions of men eat their they ki Pape’s D 1 from such micer for ake, our from any drug store and put stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable—life is too short-—you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. at what you like and enjoy it, without dread of acid fer- mentation In the stomach |. Pape's Diapepsin belongs in you home anyway. Should ove t family cat something which don't agree with them, or inc f an attack of indigestion, dy spe ‘ tritis or stomach derangeie ’ fermentation and acidity, at ue or during the night, it is la | ive the quickest, surest relic! kn om Advt, vwe, ‘WOMAN WHO ENDED LIFE NINE STORIES TO DEATH AT MANHATTAN, IDENTIFIED ‘PUBLISHING MAN LEAPS J. L. Perkins Had Feared His Cold Might Develop Into | Pneumonia. J. L. Perking, Atty years olf, teaver | from his ro: on the ninth floor of thy Hotel Boawert at Montague and Hicks Street, Br yn. to-day and was killed | Hie home was at Rochelle Place, New Rochelis, where ho leaves a wife an’ fon, who isa student In Columbin. Mr. Perkins, who up to three years ago made his homo in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, went to the hotel yesterday. This mort ho telephoned to Dr. Arthur Longstreet of No. 47¥ j Fourth Street, Brooklyn, and asked him to cail, sn he had a and feared tract pneumonia, | Mr 1 ed fo reply when eo ae if a ‘king's room. D ft. Perking ivtt this note to Dr |Longatrect: ud “I can stand it no longer. There ts enly, one piace for me fo, breathe Break the news ty my wife. | Up, to thi v o Mr. Perkins was in th ineas in Man- hattan, ho lad been con- nected with Colller's ——— = COAL PRICES CHANGED. Foel Administration Also An- nounces Rates for Michigan, ; WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—The Fuol Administration announced to-day a scale jof bituminous coal prices for Michigan and made pri anges in certain flelda of Montana, Arkansas, Ilinols and Mia- sourt, |. The Michign pricos are: Run of mine, 1 $3.16 @ ton; prepared sizes, $3.60; elack or screenings, $2.20. { remain open this evening. Committee, Rector 4901. | nearest location call Liberty Loan . : "Upright or Inverted | Best forLIGHT- STRENGTH: ECONOMY &, oh] REFLEX =& BRAND = Seq Y) 18% two for 35° NR Yr svassscx\ -_ = —_ S politam Auta School. Weat Ou St Sunday World Wants Work Wonders | \mmmmmmmmmrrcnse ox-Governor Pennayivanta AADWAY'S READY RELIEF STOPS PAIN 0B. For Rheumatic—Muscular or Neuralgic Pain ot Hadwarte Rend: hd Edward High Husband | or Un Reached Hotel. | CURRENCY PACT EXTENDED. Chtun Granta tt of the Blood and snothes the adways 25c ain and Pea of the Hotel Mar identified to-day of &parkhill, Mra, Scherl had been suffering from a nervous breakdown for some time Yea- terday her husband brought her to New do some shopping, came separated A short time sanction gtves the . registered as “Mina C. and Was assigned oa eleventh floor, vile Hopital, —entanendaionants ELKS TO EQUIP HOSPITAL. Work on University of Oregon unit | to Comt 900,000, Relief Aasoctation, swing a meeting at the headquar- ed it will equip Base Honpital | © University of Oregon, at it» $1,000,000 | The Kiks already | have equipped the base hospital of | he University | The Commission In charge conatate | oat of $60,000, of Virginia. Many Banks and Booths will LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE Second Federal Keaerve Distriat 120 Broadway cen LING ERE TO GO AND MOW TO GET THERE’ EAMBOATS, OAT gare T INE " pIANO Jey Guaranteed, KOVAE DIAMOND DY Phone J figs ute ee FOR SALE. NDS & CREDIT a om an.) Maiden lane 223 WEST = AT BROADWAY TL. Private Lessuus tur Ovners BERTSON IS RIGHT | SUNDAY is HUDSON HOMER KAMSDEL AUTO SCHOOL B85 Weat BOLD St EEE WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Near Broadway), CENTRAL HUDSON LINE