The Evening World from New York, New York • Page 5

"rc 5 i tie 1 MM You Want to Ktiow About Your Auto and How To Drive It and Keep It IE Advice Horn Keep Automobile Running Smoothly and the Beet Way to Remedy Machine Trouble Traffic Suggettton mnd Pleatur Route tor Evening World Remdtru. Bg GEORGE B. ROBERTSON. HERE Is being tried at present in one or two large elite a new srs- I tern of regulating- traffic, whloh Is bolnf closely watched br traffic officials here. This scheme consists 'ot semaphore slraalt nlacel at the four aides ot Us crossing square with an officer in charge who is stationed in a booth on the sidewalk.

According to reports the ex periment has not been Tory success ful. While the semaphore signals are clearly visible to drivers there is no actual assistance given instructing them when, and when not, to cross. Ot course, with such a system the whistle has been abolished. I do not believe that any traffic arrangement will prove efficient wrthout an officer on the spot directing It, using his whistle In connection with other slg I nals. The blowing of the whistle warns the drivers in the rear ot the held-up GEO-H line when to bo ready to move.

With out this warning quite a little time would ensue before all the traffic could proceed. Pedestrians also recognise the whistle and regulate their crossing accordingly. NAEIMOVA AT PALACE IN "WAR BRIDES." There is an arrangement at the southeast corner of Madison Avenue sad Thirty-fourth Street which is of benefit to trsfflc when in the act ot turning. This corner has been cut in such a way as to give a motor car when turning here a. longer radius to wheel in.

Every corner oa Fifth Avenue in the conjested district should be shaped in the same way. Be cause ot tbo extreme length ot automobiles these days a longer turning radius is necessary. Traffic Is frequently held up for several minutes when theso long motor cars attempt to turn at cramped corners. Re shaping the corners would be Inexpensive, would not endanger pedestrians and would greatly facilitate the duties of the traffic polioemen. AMAwrnn to letters.

Antomobll Editor: I would like to ask you lew ques tions regarding my machine, which does not seem to work right. When I had my car overhauled the timing gears were a Uttlo worn out In the teeth. BelnR straight cut gears, I could not again get the same style gears, so I replaced them and put In spiral gears to take out tho noise. The gears seem to fit all right, but the car seems to have no power on high speed. She picks up well on PI GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS Rub pain away with a small trial bottle of old "St.

Jacobs Oil." Stop "doting" Rheumatism. It's pain only; not one case in fifty requirei internal treatment. Rub toothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right OB the "tender tpot," and by the time you tay Jack Robinson out comet the rheumatic pain and dittrett. "St.

Jacobs Oil" it a harmlest rheumatltm liniment which never disappoints and doesn't bum the skin. It takes pain. Soreness end stiffness from aching joints, aautdei snd bones: ttopt sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. limber up. Get a small trial bottle old-time, honest "St.

Jacobs Oil" hem any drug store, and in a moment m'U be free from pains, aches and stiff-IMS. Don't suffer. Rub rheumatism 1 away. Advt, MOTORISTS' PROBLEMS SOLVED Qserg H. Robertson, America's fore, most racing expert saysi "Automobile owners, prospective owners and mtn wishing to bscome chauffeurs aheuld not fall to take a course In your cheol." Day and evening Classssi alto private InairUCllon ai noun mil kvnvanicnca.

Special Classes for Ladles Csll or writs for Booklet. Stewart Aulo School Chartered by N. V. State Board of Regents. west o7ift street tat isroaawar Woman's Health ir and spirits dopend upon her digestion and circulation.

Sallow skin, pimples, fecial blemishes and depression disappear otter the system has been cleansed and tho blood purified by i BEECH AM PILLS Uilnmitu Uim. IOl. St. The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco Take Kentucky's BURLEY da LUXE. it an aged-in-the-wood mellowness by two years' careful curing.

Put in 10c tint and Sc metal-lined baftThat's VELVET. gtufemAi first and second, but aa aonn aa throw her In on high she seems Just as If she were choking ud and stalls herself. I have had the carbureter down and looked over. Btrombers; can find nothing worn with some. I had magneto cleaned and new piston rings put In.

I can find no fault that would keep her from working right The valves were ground in and everytninf replaced when needed. urmmn ruith. Would say that tho velvet sr not set properly. When the now timing Euro wars put In care have sen taken that the valves seen snd eloss ss they did originally. If the vslves are net set properly the motor win not pun wnen subjected to heavy lead.

AotoanM BtMar: When maklntr a sharp turn do the inner or outer wseeie or aa automo bile leave th a-roundT W. W. In making a sharp turn with speed the inside vheels of tho ear tend to leave the ground. AfltoouMl Editor Which of the foUowlna- cars do vou consider the best to purchase: Baxon Biz, Dodge Overland or Briscoe? Any advice from you will be appreciated. ARTHUR Ia AIKEN JR.

Will writs and give you the Information you wish. Editov. I am a young man ot twenty years of age, and a student of the Bteward Auto Bohooi. I am nve feet three Inches In height. Will you nleaaa In.

form me if I am too smalt for the State examination? A READER, Aa yet there hss been no mantlan made In the meter vehlola law m. qarding a msn't htlght. Ths only trouble a smsll man might enoounter would probably be in the rosd test sxsmlnstion, due to his Inability to reach the foot pedals of the examiners csr. AnteaxiMla BdttM: I would like you to answer ma Mia following two questions: (1) In order to get the same power, whloh will use the most gasoline, a four-cylinder or a siz-cyunaer engine or motor? 12 Do you think the friction drive as used in some ears la a suocessT H.J.C. Regsrdlng your Inquiry ss to four or a elx cylinder motor, would ssy that it depende entirely upon the cylinder eiiet, vslvs alias, Ac.

As to this soms fours have a record of twenty to twenty-five miles on a gallon of gasoline, while soms sixss have an equally good record. The friction drive has been successful In every mechanical detail. There is a tendtney for slippage which Is hsrd to overcome and It occupies a spsee much larger then Is sometimes practical to devote for this purpose in a motor osr, AutooubU Editor! We have a 113 Ford. It was lately overhauled, cylinders rebored and new pistons put in. I have ground In the valves and put in a new gasket, which Is also lately air-tlaht.

Tho motor has Door oamoru. slon and rapid deposits of carbon; though the carbureter mixture is as clean as possible and the oil level correct. Does she need new piston rings 7 it so, anaii i put in tne composite typo in the "leak proof or the singio piecer A friend of mine has a 1914 Over land and would like to know If he can connect his storago battery to the battery side ot his Splltdorf switch Instead of dry oells. Also what Is the function of the push button In the centre of the above mentioned switch? LEON MENDKL80N. Would advisee you to use new olaton rings.

The fact that you have had the cylinder rebored and new plttone fitted tlanlflts that the rlnge are un- dertize. The combination ring Is muoh btttsr thsn the plain ring. It Is not oraotlcal to eonneot this battery in the way you suggest. The voltage of this battery would be too high. The button you mention is used to ooerste the vibrator on ths battarv side of the switch, enabling the motor to it art on compression.

AutomobU EJltori I hve a 1910 Bulck. While driving the tame I smell rubber buruluK. Will you please inform me what can the trouble be? D. IS. METER, Would look ever the wiring on the motor and see If the wires are free from sny psrt sf ths meter thst could burn thesn.

Rubber melts very auiskJy anef sUsMsst hseri, Mtne. Alia Naxlmova will make her debut In vaudeville at the Palace Theatre In "War Brides," a dramatlo sketch by Marlon Craig Wentworth. The little drama gives Mine. Nasi- mova an opportunity to appear as ths "Jeanne D'Aro of Peace," to uses her own description of the role. "War Brides" deals with an episode following the half-request and halt-order ot a sovereign that all single soldiers marry before leaving for the front In order to provide a second generation ot "cannon rodder.

Maurice ana Florence Walton return with new dances. They will use the Leon Bakst stage decorations whloh have been arranged oy Baron ae stayer. Others on the bill wlU be Trixle Frlgansa, Lillian Bhaw and Frank Fogorty. At Keith's Colonial Theatre wiu oe Joan Sawyer and George Harcourt In ballroom danoes: John Jarrott and Vera Maxwell, another dancing team: Georgia Wood, a "boy phenomenon" from London; Robert Emmet Xeane and Mauiiel Window, late or tne Winter Garden: Jack Ryan and Harry Tlerney in tholr own tongs: Morton and Austin in Success," and "Neptune's Garden," an squauc mystery with swimmers, divers, dancers and tiantomlmltta. will be the chief feature at Keith's Royal Theatre.

There will also be Fannie unce in new songs, Reglna Connelll ia "The Louara, wine uromers, wjuniumu, Halo and Paterson in European dances. Kirk and Fotrartv. and "Slid' ins" Billy Watson in "Going Into Vaudeville." Keith's Alhambra Theatre will nave Arthur Prince, ventriloquist: Pat nnonav and Marlon Bent in songs and dances, Han Ping Chlen In "Peking Mysteries," the Five suuys in -mo Information Bureau," Fred J. Ardath In "Hiram." Julia Curtis, "the girl with many voices:" Dans Claudius and Lillian Scarlet in "The Call of the Rlxtlea." and John and Mae Burke, The bill at Hammersteln's Vlotorta Theatre will Include Adels Blood, who Impersonates five characters In "A Dream of Fair Women." Tom Lewis In -RrnHier Fans." a naseoau SKeicn: Jeff Davis, "King ot Hoboes;" Walter Montagues sxeion. -wot mn uo Wronsr:" "On File." by Tommy Gray, and George White In songs and dances with IsabeUe jason.

"THE CITT BELLES" COMING TO OLYMFIC. Fulton sad Howard's "City Belles Burl earu era" will ba the attraction at the Olympic Tneatrs. une organisa tion Includes a number of comedians. several young women who have made renutationa as ainzers ana a coorua of twenty girls. Prominent la the company are Charles Brown, Bam Green, Golden and Clarke, May Brown, verdl Musical xno.

vave Klndler. and as a special feature Mile. Masle. classical dancer, with her Parisian Fairyland Grotto. Farror's Cold Halts Premiere Of 'Sans-Gene' By Sglvevter Raiding.

lt7rMB- SANS-GENE," Glor- 1VI dano'a new opera, which was to havs got a first per formance anywhere at the Metropoll tan Opera last night, had to be post' poned because of the Indisposition of Geraidlne Farrar, who is to Imper sonate the heroine. A severe cold, conjoined with her too strenuous work In preparation for the ordeal, was responsible. It is Miss Farrar'a belief, and Mr. GatH-Casatsa'a hope. tnat she will be sufficiently recov a red to appear on Monday night, for wmoa a second performance had been night Included Beothoven's "Groste announce Meanwnue there was sauch oonfusion at ths box office, because, on account ot the large Mon day night subscription, It was Im possible to make transfers of ths Rlnnlng last Monday night.

Ho bids tickets. Ths money had to be re lunaea. For the Friday nlsht and for the large number of outsiders who stayed, Mr. Gattl provided a splendid substitute in Verdi's Immortal "Alda," ths performance of whloh could not have been better if i Jeen arranged. Mr.

Toscanlni pnn. ducted and Martlnelll, Marie Rappold. Margarete Ober. Lenora Hparkes Amato, uiaur, ltoasi and Audlslo impersonated the leading parts with fine iwror. Ana cnorua ana tne ballot were all that could be desired 'and the ensembles were Btlrrlng.

The younger generation of opera-goers may well focus tholr nttontlon upon Martlnelll. They may not hope, any more than those of us who are older to hear again another Caruso, whose voles Is one of a century, but this young man, If he will keep on struggling for an Ideal, la bound to carry himself far. Albert Spalding, who Is quite tha most serious aa welt as one of the sp retor.es ths wiring, will osues this smell. AstoeubUs Editor: I am very anxious to get the names and factory addresses ot aa many automobile manufacturing concerns and tire manufacturers aa I possibly can. Can you toll me whether there is directory which would give me suoh information? PETER JOB.

Tho Automobile snd Cyels Trsds Journal will fumian you witn a complete list. Any automobile magsslns will also give tne inrormswon it lied for. Automobil tVHotl Would like very much to receive soms points snout buying a ear as expect to pure nose one snoruy. Will msll ths Infermetlsn you de sirs. AntmnobUa Mltori Have a Mitchell car.

model 1807, and would like you to tell me if the valves are in time. Flywheel ia 62 Inches In diameter, inlet valves commence to open 214 Inches and be fore topcentrs exhaust valves close IVl Inches. Kindly let me know when exhaust should set and inlet start to open, also at what point in the compression stroke the Ignition snouia taxo piace. kubbuul. In uottlna ths proper tettina st your vslves, us a thin rod through ths pet oock or piug note to tns need of tho piston Ths exhaust vslvs ahould closs wnsn tns piston is on ths top centre snd ths Inlet vslvs should open sbout one-eighth of sn Inch en tha rod before tho piston oomes ud to intra, me opening ot ths tns closing or tne inlet top dssd centre, exhaust and tha will be taken osre of sutomstlosllv.

Ths ignition should bs set so thst ths full retsra oomes wnen tne piston is sbout one-eighth ot sn inoh psstdssd centre on the Tiring stroke. Aatoaaobll Udltotl In last Saturday's Evening World tn vour column there was a letter asking for information anout the pur cnase or vanoua cars, vi no aeecTiT) tlon of the cars mentioned would suit my requirements to a iv Tncreroro, I am taking the liberty of asking you to mall me a copy of your answer to this letter. CHARLES P. BABCIAN. Will write snd give the Information you require, cues BOWELS.STOMACH.

IE, HEADACIi COLDS best sf ta yeusrer visMalats, rave another recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon that provided pleasure for a large audlenco. lie was accompanied at tho piano by Andre Oenolst and his programme included Brahma's sonata In Corolll's sonata In Bach's andante and allegro for violin alone, some smaller works by Cecil Burleigh and Saraaate, and his own concerto in minor. Mr. Spalding happily added to the designation of his work "uasl fantasia." for. probably, he would admit that it Is not strictly a concerto.

Furthermore, he knows, most likely better than any ot us, that be composed It especially tor the exploitation ot his own remarkable talents, and It was well worth while. Mr. Spalding's growth mrilmt la .1 m4wa now that hs Is master of himself, 'ie Is still the same modest, dignified figure oa ths platform that he was at his first appearance. David Baplrsteln's nrornunma for the fifth of his successive six-day piano recitals at Aeolian Hall last Honata fur das Hammerklavler," and six etudes ot Psganlnl-Llsst. Mr.

Saptrsteln played with all the seriousness and earnestness and capacity mat ne nu ainpiayea sinco tne be- fair to finish to-night, with an all Llsst programme he la an especially good Interpreter of LissV In fine tetUs. Osstp asJbrllowltsch, the Russian pianist, at his recital In Aeolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon will glvo a programme that Includes works ot Boethoven, Schumann, Grainger, Chopin, Faurs and Smotana. Tertlus Noble, the composer, will be st the organ at the festival cantata "Gloria Domini," whloh is to be sung at Ht Paul'e Chapel at noon on Tuesday. The oholr will be asststod by Earlo Tuokerman, solo baritone. A Beethoven evening will bs ths form of the sixth concert of the Educational Chamber Mualo Society in the Straus Auditorium of ths Educational Alliance to-morrow evening.

Kate Elizabeth Fox, organist In ths Church of the Redeemer, Morristown. N. will give) a free organ recital in Selma Kronold. ths OM Presbyterian Church on Monday evening st o'clock. John McCormack's first concert on hit return from successful Western tour will bo held nt tho Brooklyn Academy of Music on Fob, 7.

The Irish tenor will at Carnegie Hall on tho afternoon ot Feb. 14, Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin's free organ recital nt City College to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock will be devoted chiefly to ths work of Richard Wagner. MISS ANNA WARNER DEAD, NEWnunair, Jan.

U. Mlas Anna Warner, the authoress, died at her home In Highland Falls yesterday aged eighty-seven years, followlns an attack of pneumonia tn December. Bhe was born in New Tork Cliy, the daughter of Henry Warner and Anna M. Bartlett Anna Warner wrote jointly with her sitter Susan several books, ths most popular of which wat a novel en titled The Wide. Wide World." The sitters started a Bible clast thirty-five years ago for Wett rolnt cadets, and it proved so popular that during reoent yean 100 cadets went wttkly to the CoatUtutloa Island classes.

BRONX K. OF C.T0 TURN OUT. The Borough of the Bronx promisee to arr.d to Madison Square Oarden next Wednesday the largest delegation ot Knights of Columbus and their frtenda that has ever attended a Charity Ball ttnee Its organisation fourtoen years ego. under the leadership ot Bdgar JL Martin, Vloe-Chalrman of New Tork Chapter, K. of alt the councils of the Bronx will be represented.

reason tor the extraordinary Interest manifested by the Bronx Is that this year's ball Is Intended to be a general demonstration of Catholie unity, fraternity and charity of the Archdiocese of New Tork. A feature of ths demonatratlon will be a drill by Claton tatatatatarBBatatm fbx alssssssssssssi alssssV ssssB stsssssT sssssssa tatatV LatatataH SaSatatal LaSaSaT eattSatttJP etatWStw tsaw' Stwe l'olnt Military Acadtray cadets. Ray. llrother Edmund It principal of the Acaoemx. inia organiaeuon naa senerouslr praised by officers of the Na Uonal Guard and of the United States army, several of whom will review the cadets Wednesday night Another feature will ba stating by ths uainoiio uraiorio nocieiy usaar Mme IK Clean your liver and con stipated bowels to-night and feel fine.

Get a tO-eent box now. Are you keeping your liver, stomach and bowels dean, pure and fresh witb CascareU or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This it important. Catctrett immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bilo from the liver and carry out of the system tbe constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels. No odds bow tick, headachy, bilious and constipated you feci, a Casearet tonight will straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep.

A 10-cr nt box from your druggist will keep vour head clear, stsmsch sweet and your liver and bowels rerulsr for months. Don't forget tbe ehUdrea their little I asides seed a gentle cleassias, too. 1 Exquisite "Massachusetts" Spoons Sunday CUP COUPON IN WORLD Another beauty I The second for your collection I Another delightful design like the "New York" Spoon which tens of thousands obtained at Spoon Stations last Sunday simply stormed newsdealers for them 1 1 Another elegant Spoon for the table with plain bowl, heavy deep cut design and Seal of grand old State of Massachusetts strikingly embossed on centre of handle. Same uniform, superfine quality and pattern as all of the stunning 48 Souvenir Spoons of the handsome State Seal collection offered readers of this newspaper, made by if IB "THE ORIGINAL GENUINE ROGERS" WM. ROGERS SON AA Guaranteed State Seal SOUVENIR SPOONS The rich mounting on the handle of this spoon is evidence of the highest art of famous silversmiths.

All New York knows their reputation, has recognised them as leaders for a generation. The name, Wm. Rogers Son. Is the biggest name In spoon manufacture, and you'll find It on the back of tho handle of every genuine State Seal Souvenir Spoon-accept none without ft. It guarantees the extra-heavy, extra-durable plate of PURE SILVER.

vfJASafJ i j. CHp CoipM hi Sunday's WorM tad get the handsome "Massachusetts" Seeesi at el leading newsdealer listed last Sunday. "New York" Spoons for those who could not get them lat Sunday. Those) newsdealers who gave out "Massachusetts" Spoons last Sunday because the "New York" Spoons were snapped up to rapidly will give out "New York" Spoons this Sunday. Watch for new Spoon Coupon vary Sunday.

A Spoon (or Enn State. a (or Enry SHfty. ASpoo. for Enry Roidor. SIMM 4 BO rterth Ar New Yerb Cltr, III sVBSSPSeaa III ffrm I ssi7sMeX Xfc55w.

Wrf.iv-l.is)r tatlaalaStlea JAMES CRUZE at Jim Baird. tha haro MARGUERITE SNOW aa Zudora, tha halraaa Mary Elizabeth Forbes aa Madama DuVal, tha Woman of Myatary 4 HARRY BENHAM aa John Storm, tha Uwyar- SIDNEY BRACT aa Tom Hunt, tha datactiva Frank Fs4rrington aa Capte Radclif tha orxuplrator--- A iupportbif cut ojf 1000 pMple-tkt ireitett cut tnr presented fa any plwtopUy. See them in, lluuiliouer't greatest photoplay ZUDORA IN TrlETWBffy fflLLHN MLUR MYSTERY Bht MsatasaAaf afaSatBsQsessaat eey trwww tewespsrsaaFwswsv You'll see, in this stupendous motion picture production, the greatest cast of photo play start ever shown. You'll see love scenes tntt will make your heart Butler; senaejioaal actial tntt will tnrM 01 vest a inn you 1 aariaf escapes ur edaalratieai setti4s proaoaaoa te meet and reseaes that will win your and photography that you'll oeauuiiu you aver sew, is And then, you'll be delighted with Harold MacGrath's interesting novel- ization of this fascinating photoplay now appearing serially in the New York Globe. Go see the films see anew two-reel episode each week at your favorite theatre.

Then read Harold MacGrath's great story in the New York Globe. Read the Story by Harold MacGrmth EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NEW YORK GLOBE 1 hi. "si 1 r. 19 Ia: af'S i mmmm.