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The Washington times., 1918-03-30
Cooling System of the
Modern Car

The @ sss esr nys so Fl s s the .
Leaned much about possibilities Of this of the and the
To begin with the cooling system necessary evil Thyhve
the cooling for R the 3 hs oil DOWN aSd
sad VsGs % sa T % @ I s now asg I % ss%
% % sn s the s,s, n.4s we s Ts to snS
At the cooling
eng Hs one Tas the other In the air M cooled engine
cooled SYSTEM he aa Fsp IN constant circulation
dsor and sopq four kes ss he water G Circulating
goes p the the n snd w San the s a9S R
the tubes or cells giving off its heat on the The fan draws air
the heat from the Without the much
Two the Of through the
sR i s mSE the fed M pup er. G 81.
the water being assured through the natural law that hot
ep s s
PPsas is @ r. e.S r to take I.
sy cooled in the system that the water
water jackets that the outlet pipe will slant upward while the inlet
@ss's sesas g:
gsrr vyps and horizontal the radiator
very well in small engines inc Inns system WORKS
the prS Se ad and oS:
through @ 5 sse % ] nnK T sl s%p systems nst 1 %
member cooling unit tank top
another The bottom The the section lying the two
radiator
tssa the tsse; In 5s the
and the between the
operation radiator
where baed side Of the
tits distributed all the cooling In the lower tank there
provided the all
realize that the shape of the radiator anything
with the efficiency of the cooling system 1t has however The
s @ H ee
draug used happen often that too small radiator fitted
the ordinary troubles developed
day the radiators generally entirely efficient the
to do
while cool the explained
first cool much There a
efficiency and within the engineers have
been learning much as to the best method Of maintaining the engines
temperature just this joint The principal of attaining this
therostatic control the
in of a off
flow Of water until certain temperature reached when permits
which off the the radiator
safety point in temperature has been reached.
cooling little
have what really requires 1t should be cleaned and Incl
dentaly
lent fill the cooling with solution of washing
half anhour After this the
through with clear
Now the time the rubber hose connections and
the fan belt for slppage
The Washington times., 1918-03-30

State. where good results are being
obtained in bringing together shippers
who have loads to be hauled and own
ers OF trucks who wish to obtain loads
TO carry back to their home cities
after delivering loads in neighboring
cities.
In New York city the Merchants
Association has been asked to estab.
lish a return loads bureau; the Jersey
City chamber OF commerce is ready
TO undertake the work for that city.
and the Motor Truck Cub OF New
Jersey has opened bureau in New
ark. Full details regarding the plan
and how to establish such a bureau
are contained In an illustrated pam
phlet now being published by the
highways transport committee. Nun
sey building. Washington, which Will
mail a copy TO any one interested
upon receipt Of request.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
nnerseaeV Ftpe repair.

A satisfactory temporary repair can
b. made on q leaking water PIPE by
binding around Il several layers Of
string soaked in heavy oil
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
PREPARING MAPS
OF NEARBY TOURS

washington's energetic automobile
club proposes to do its bit for the
men and women who are doing their
bit In the National Capital for Uncle
Sam.
Ii has been estimated that during
the coming summer there will be
5000 prIvateIy-owned passenger Au-
tomobiles in use in Washington by
receutly-added workers 10 the service
OF the Government
For the benefit OF these new resi-
dents. as well as for the multiply
ing humber of Washington car own
ers who are now beginning TO get
acquainted with the attractions OF the
country contiguous to the National
Capital, the local motor club Is pre-
pairing a series of strip maps show
ing in detail the best route 20 every
point OF interest within a radius OF
approximately eighty-fiye miles.
The longer detail strip maps-such
as the washington-New York trip
have been already worked out and
the local routes are in course OF prep
aration.
It Is anticipated that Harpers Fer
ry, Winchester, Mt. Vernon, Annapo-
lis, Gettysburg, and other historic
towns and cities will be visited in
greater number than ever this year.
Touring information for all motor
lists will be available at the offices
of the motor club in the Riggs build
ing, or may be applied for through
the automobile editor OF this news
paper.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
PRACTICAL PARAGRAPHS
OF Interest to Owners of Automobiles
LubrIeate the New Car.

II is not safe TO assume that all
parts OF the car that has just been
delivered to the new owner have been
properly fabricated. 1t sometimes
left untitled when the car was shipped
and that wheel bearings. uniyersals,
steering gears. etc. have been over
looked IL is always well to go care
fully over the lubricating system OF
the new car and see that 1t has its
due allotment OF lubricant.
Latch Dogs.
The latch dogs on emergency brake
Levers ,,oSf are & called upon o.sr,l for pretty
they sometimes break. 1t Is a good
idea to have a spare latch dog in the
tool box against this chance.
Binding Steering Gears.
Il sometimes happens that a lack of
lubricant at the dash bracket will
cause an apparent binding OF the
sseering wheel. Sometimes dirt works
its way into this bearing and causes
the parts 70 cramp.
Securing Grense Cups.
Grease cups on the universals and
in similar locations have a tendency
to work loose under the influence Of
this trouble has been frequently en-
eountered. it is recommended that
after the cups are screwed into place.
they be set by means OF a center
punch.
Cleaning Brass.
Some OF the brasswork OF the car.
because OF it's position and the work
IL has to perform. is apt to get into
q rough state that makes IL difficult
TO keep clean. This applies 10 the
brass strip edging the running boards
and the foot-plales on the door stills.
1t is difficult to. clean these with
liquid brass polish. which has the
characteristic of staining the sur
rounding territory, including the rub
70 stop using the liquid here and to
polish the bress with the finest grade
of emery cloth. A piece of this cloth
that has been used somewhat else
where and SO has Jost some OF its cut
Is best for this work.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
HER INTENTION WAS GOOD.

There are some persons whose good
intention is quite apparent on occasion
even though slip OF the tongue may
place them at a disadvantage
A young clergyman who was a pop
ular member OF q boarding-house family
had an opportunity 70 act as supply
for a few weeks at an out-of-towr
church.
When ne returned his fellow boarder.
offered many kindly expressions OF their
pleasure at seeing him agAia. and ar
elderly woman. evidently wishing to say
something particularly appropriate
greeted him cordially with;
"oh, We are so glad the fatted calf ha,
returned Exchange.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
NOT THE SANE.

Critic Butler GIaenzer took down a
presumptuous playwright the other
evening at the Players Club in Gra-
mercy Park.
''rve written a play on the social
evil" the man said pompously
Something on the order OF Ibsen's
Ghosts you know. Yes, Ibby and
1 are pulling in the same boat now"
''But not" smiled Mr.. Glaenzer,
with the same sculls"
The Washington times., 1918-03-30

Freeman Is helping them roll up
rapidly their long list OF satisfied GUS
toners
Can anyone find a couple OF good
mechanics: Percy Rowe, OF the
Henderson Rowe Auto Company. 1912
Fourteenth street northwest. has hung
out the s, o. 6. sign. Send him a
couple and he'll fall on your neck
with tears OF Joy.
Take a slant at this: Some time
ago the Henderson Motor Car Com
pany adopted a slogan for themselves
Of ~ car a day" On February 10
they purchased in Philadelphia 100
Saxon cars. Today they have just
thirty Saxons left. What are they
going to do, slow down on the sales,
ar boost the limit?
And this doesn't count the sales of
DENLY trucks, either.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
Rensviae Brekea sereu.
HE kNEW HER.

Nite-You remember that second
last cook we had: she got drunk. and
the Judge hAs given her thirty days.
Hub-Thlrty days, Ell? She won'i
stsy half the time.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
se.rIas Asiast---t.

After takfnR up lost motion. in a
bearing, take care ID making the final
Rdjustment that the strain OF the
bolts does not come on the journal but
on the faceS OF the bearing lines or
HnerEeneT Fipe Repair.
A satlsfastery temporary repair can
b. made on leaking. wlterfptpe by
bindfng around it several layers OF
string soaked in heavy oil.
Raeiassr Leaks.
A frsansht cause Of leaks IN rsdi
ators 10 that the vents IN the hiling
caps and eyerflows become checked
With the result that steam aecdmu-
lates in the fzdIaior. and the pressure.
seeklng an outlet, forces an opening
1T the weakeft point A little atten-
tieE TO the vent will remove the cause
of trouble
RaISer to Metal.
Rubber ot any sort, mating f9r in
faces by using a cement made BY. dis
solving 0ake shellac in alcohol TO
Germ . thick syrup, Several thin
coats carefully applied = should 81: Be
ssO1ser oSse nGt e spplisa. n % Fltss The The rubber
carefully upon the metal and by the
uBe of .. piece. OF board and heavy
weights, keep the two surfaces press
Cd together Tor at least tRenty-four
hours.
RenaSving Broken screw.
When the sides OF the slot Of
screw are badly wOrn,s IL very often
happens that a pair OF gaSpliers will
serve by getting . bite on the outside
OF the head TO turn H. Sometimes.
however. II is necessary to. cut the
slot deeper with q small. narrow
edged cold chisel- When this can be
done the screw driver may be EN-
ployed afterwards. II the screw head
Is large, q sharp tap in tangential
direction with cold chisei and ham
70 et th.t the ~ Screw ef eriyer @ VIII III do the
rest.
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
now Thy Garland 1t Will Profit Thee

WHAT do you know about the cooling system of
your car? The fact that it requires but little at
tentio all the reason why you should give it
the consideration it deserves. Many things the auto
shoud know will be touched upon in this section
from time to time
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
NEWS AND GOSSIP
IN AUTO CIRCLES

The new Liberty motorcycle for
Uncle Sam has no battery for the
lights. A constant current magnetic.
which keeps the voltage fairly even
at all speeds, furnishes the current.
During the day, when the lights are
rot needed the magnetic can be moved
out OF geaS.
The English automobile magazine,
THE Car" Is coming out now in a
wartime edition, half size"
The Coomba Motor Company report
plenty OF activity In their neighbor-
hood. Rumors come to US that J. 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

famous homes of art and music wo
had gone IN silence, only to have our
furthered miserable Joke! In silence
the young lecturer likewise permitted
us to pass the historic Brcvoort House
which sheltered the Prince OF Wales
and many other distinguished visitors
to Gotham.
;: Utterly regardless was he. as tho
hotel (Which he might have pointed gu;
stairway OF which Jim" Fisk. the.
slain by u rival for the affection of
u:c beautiful Josephine Mansfield. He
might. also. was told. have called
business houses. which not great
many years ago. sheltered wonderful
Mjblo,s Garden, home home. Of the original
derby companion. our follow pnssen-
gers must have heard their grand
parents either raw. over or denounce
We had turned Off of Broadway and
were proceeding south along Lafayette
Street 'On the left you will see New
York's famous Irish Club" said the
nasal voice; 'yonder it. stands He
indicated New York Police Head
quarters. Don't kill him." l whis-
percd Ia my companion.
At Canal street we were informed
that il was formerly Il waterway. and
that it was here Robert Fulton cS-
perimcnted with his first steamboat.
I'm not sure about that" said the
native. but on general principles be-
licvc he's lying"
Passing The Tombs Prison our attcn-
ton was called TO the iron bars at the
windows. and we were told they were
placed there TO prevent the guests
from falling QUIT" Hes young"
whispered. and perhaps he really can
no. help it
Through Park Row we passed with
no word concerning the great news
papers that make il known from one
end o. the country TO another. and the
only affects % which attention was
called Between there and the Battery
were s.. l'aul's aud Trinity Churches
ana IN" Office OF John II. Rockefeller
Castle Garden was described with no
reference TO the fact that it was there
Jenny Lind once sang. and then the
Sightseeing car halted in order that
we might all pay "A visit 10 the Apuar
ium.
Shall we go with tho rest" asked
the native. $40 use, he replied. Il
am certain "" would not be able to
see any STRANGER fish than that and
he indicated the gr;nning youth with
the mcgaphour.
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ON A SIGHTSEEING
CAR WITH A NATIVE
MnaEe Arthur and mn Elderly New
OF Tourists Exploring City
IN AiADGE ARTHUR.


NEW YORK, November left you
can imagine an old sea captain hearing
u shoe-Store salesman explaining to n
party OIL stone masons and miiliners,
the names and uses of ali ropes and
Spars on a full-rigged ship. you Will
Of ny aidor s,1mething Of the feelings
those iiSeemS New York" touring cars
the other day.
MIN MIN to take the trip. which was from
the neighborhood or Times Square.
down ,S to the Battery. and up through
the crowded East Side.
haps nothing" i replied. but there
may be something new to hear"
lamentabIe absence Of facts. he as -
native, thought the visiting tourists
E ssi he Z. sbo near about, that tremhled
~ began at the very outset, when
.iI i n,sar youth with disagree
megaphone that we were now OF. .
I,.l., 49,. ",umbled OF in the crush Of
Isn't it .t,n awful ! Whispered to the
piled.
ON your. right" said the lecturer
is one of New York's oldest theaters.
where augustus Daily made his fame
and fortune"
"AurustuS!" snorted nv comn,n;on
there's everlasting fame for the celc-
s:ratsd MANAGER who was named after
Directly in front of u.s." said the
meg aphonc presently. sis the famous
riatiron Building. which causes such
strange wind-currents that the great
poet Bryant wrote a poem about them ;:
rs he crazy or simply born liar
said NY companion. Here we are
passing the site of what was for many
Years the most famous hotel in the
United states, and he doesn't even
mention it
We were now on lower Fifth Avenue.
clustered With memories of the city's
earlier greatness and power but the
maeaphone was silent until it suddenly
footed out:
Look TO the left down the street We
are now approaching and you will see
one OF New Gorks greatest wonders
the famous NoMan's Land, There il
i. Few doors OF the avenue. the
Young Womans Christian Associa
tion,"
really thought me- companion
would have fit. Fast the sites OF
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OF AN illecitimate son Of the Kaiser
between the dictates OF his royal Hun
o!ood and the principles Of right ana
democracy born of his American train
ing With Il decision which takes him
to his fathc" and sterbrothcr IN.
crown prince. ut their Headquarters
on the German renr lines. where he
assumes his rightful place as a mem
per of the royal family TO 4 result that
is doubiy astounding and sensational
Tor the reason that il is based on fac;
Perturbation of thc story mad,.
necessary u complete and graphic pre-
sanitation OF the facts OF German ac-
tiNIty Immediately preceding the war.
the first destructive invasion of Eel
gum ana Northern France. the stem
ming of the tide of gray-u!l;forlned
murdcrcrs by French. Belgian. English
and Canadian forces. and. finally. Of the
entry INTO the conflict Of America, and
the part that this country. has MIA yel
lot only in the open warfare OF tn.
hrst line trenches. but in scores OF
WAYS about which little is: heard or
seen.
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Make Your Stomach
Your Best Friend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest
the Food, Prevent Sourncss
and ilalc You Feel
Fine All Over.

If you feel any distress after eating
take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet. You
your stomach. For no matter what
YOU ca, there will be no, gas, no sour
riSlnSs, no lump in your throat, no bill
BUSINESS. no dark brown taste in the
morning. And should YOU now be trou-
hled, eat Il tablet as soon as possible
tablets correct at one. the faults of n
weak or overworked stomach; they do
the work while the stomach rosa and
RECEIVERS itself Particularly effective
are they for banquetcrs and those
whose environment brings them in con-
tact with the rich food most apt TO
cause stomach arrangement. Relief in
these cases always brings the glad
smile. Get box OF Stuart's Dyspepsia
iablcts, 30 cents. in any drug store Be
good to your stomach
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Week at the Movies

H1J0T - Monday and Tuesday.
Lima Cnvnlicri. In ~ "Womun of lin
pulse; Wednesday, and Thursday.
Charles Hay, In "rhr Law of the
North"; Friday and Saturday, vivian
Mnrti", In "Her Country First"
observation-disclosures und TUESDAY,
Irving Cummings. ia "'rhr Struggle.
everlasting; WrdnrSia! aud Thurs
day, Mabel Norn,and, in ~ Perfect
5G'; Friday and Saturday. Jane and
katherine Lee. in "SN.at the Spy
iSIS-til week. "why America
VIII VIM
NICFOR-AIl wcct<. Geraldine Far
rnr' In ''Thc Turn "f the Wheel
ODEON-AIonduy, Virginia Pearson.
IN "Aer Price,; Tuesday. Mary
Pickford. in "rhc Eagles Mate;
"wednesday, William Fnrnum, i'm
True Hue; Thursday, Mabel Nor
mand. in '.Pcci<'s bad Girl, Friday
nnd saturday, Norma Tnimadgc, in
'"Tbe Devils Needle"
BLUEBIRD - Monday, standard
attractions Tuesday, "Wednesday.
Thursdny and Friday, "rhc kaIser's
REX--Monday. evolves of KuI.
tur', Tuesdny, Mary Miles Mintcr,
In The Ghost of Rosy Taylor;
Wednesday,. W. :. Hart and Srnnctt
Comedy; Thursday and Friday,
Charlie Chaplin; Saturday, variety.
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Linn Cn1nlieri at nljou.

Mme. Lima Cavaliers new Para
mount photoplay, A Woman OF I'M
pulse" which is 10 be shown at the
Bl1ou Iheater t".norrNw and TUESDAY,
IS said TO be- a ..naStcrly production
that will live long is the memories OF
all who see 1t. 1t is Il dramatic story
OF intense interest and deep heart an
peal. The supporting players are
among the best. RAYMOND Bloomcr
plays opposite 10 the star.
charles Kay. who was last seen here
In His own Home Town." viii an
pear in an entirely new role in his
new Paramount pho,oplay The Law
OF me North: when it is presented
A. the Bijou Thcatcr next Wcducsiay
and Thursday. Mir Ray portravs me
role OF strong man OF the far North.
one quiet and novel way to awaken
. sleeping man whose bedroom door
is locked is 70 throw Il wet sDong.
over the transom with such precise
ann that it hits him in the face That
Us " mat pretty lltlc Dorothy Cram did
10 her father in Her Country First. :
the latest Paramount picture In vytfrh
Vivian Martin is starred, ana yvniri
VIII be SHOWN 81 the E!!ou Friday anil
Saturday.
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Irving Cummings ut coronfn,.

irving Cummings, who viii be seen
IN The Struggle Evcrlastinc." win
Florence Reed and Milton Sills, win be
CAST AS minister OF the gospel Irv-
ing seems TO have a calling for this
for he not only studied for the min
1stry few years ego. bun since. his
advent In motion picture stardom. mas
been called upon 20 portray shat role
IN no less than fourteen BIG proGuc-
tons. Those VINO saw him in The
Whip" will surely want 10 see MIN
again in this picture. which is the big
special at the Colonial Teatcr to-rnor-
row and Tuesday
TWO splendid features make IN The
program Tor Wednesday, and Thursday,
the first being Mabel Normand's uew
est production, ~ Perfect &c." ac-
claimed masterpiece of artistic pic
fturiZation On the same bill is Sen
snetts newest comedy. Beware OF
Soarders, starring Mary Thurman,
Ford Sterling ana Chester Conklin.
An absorbing story Of American pen
and patriotism completely surround al
by oceans of mirth, is the best way
TO describe the new Jane and Ka.n.
crime Lee special feature swat INC
Spy" which is announced 10 appca. a,
sthe Colonial Thcatcr for two Gays,
commencing next Friday
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patriotic Picture mt ,hr Isis.

~ No great man in history was ever on
lifted to assume distinct and impurta,, ~
duties as General John j. i.ersbints
who is In command OF the great AMER
lean army that Is now lighting ia. ID
scisiye battles for the liberty O., ~.
world. HIS progcnitors were fnade AZ
lies from A)sace by German ,vrannv
The family went TO Pennsylvania ana
later took the pioneers IRAN for INC
lsWest and settled in M!ssour! The
Straditions OF his French ancestry were
dear TO John j. pershing. the descend
ant Of the IMMIGRANT from ,opnrcssi"n
end y is peculiarly nuine ,hat he
eshould be the one 10 take back an
ARMY Of free born Americans ,n rc
deem the soil Of France from the pol
51utlnG tread OF the Hun. WHY Amer
sfca Will WIN" showing these fnr;s
tstyill be shown al the Isis Thcatcr ali
this week.
8tSrhe Turn OF tho Wheel NJ the \ic,or
often leads faithful women mi -
,fEtranse and inieneaiy thrilling sitUa
atoms. From time imnenoriai new,
;Se55az the thought OF great DANCE,
sssnwsryed a wotnanr bent on saving The
& xakn she loves. This remarkable char
a
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An Array of Good Feature. nj odcon.

An cS;raordinary array OF specia!
features VIII be shown ut the Odron
Virginia Pearson in 'Il,r Price" n
trama that Will prove OF special in
tCrcSt to girls. 1t pulSatcs with Nfo
lived At high tide. Tuesday Mary
nickford viii be presented in The
t1a:tes Nate a frSt-run special Of
fering. and as an added feature both
ii1morrow and Tuesday His Canine
Friend" gem of "a comedy, will be
presented. Wednesday William Far.
mum in True Blue" 4 stirring story
OF adventure in The Rocky Mountains
VIII be shown. Thursdays double bill
Includes Mabel Normand in "Pcck's
Bad Girl. y showing that the female OF
the species Is more deadly than the
nale-that is. in so far as reck's fam
lily Is concerned. ON Midnight Ex-
press rollicking comedy, is on the
same bill. Friday and Saturday an
other gem Of a double attraction will
be presented with Norma Talrnadge APP
pcarinG in The, Devils Needle" and the
Scnnett stars ana girls Ia she Loved
Him Plenty as the big features
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Victory Picture, End of ILniscrl.m. 10
he Here Soon.

Actual aerial battles between allied
end German planes. with several of
the latter sent crashing 10 earth thou
sands OF feet below. the machines
furics OF leaping flames started By al
lied bullets. are shown in The kaisers
Finish TO be presented ut the Blue
bird ,Thcater. comm encing TUESDAY. as
an ciGht-rccl pictorial forecast OF tho
dramatic part AJnc rican principle and
American ideals viii play in the CON
Guiding days Of the reign OF imperial
GcrTnanjSn.
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actcristic IN those OF the Eentler sex
is vividly portrayed by Geraldine Far
rnr In her first Goldwyn production
The Turn Of tho Wheel" by Ten
Thcatcr beginning tomorrow To help
man Sh" has grown TO love, Miss Far
rar. ~ Resale Dean. turns from a life
OF leisure on the Riviera 20 the work
of detective in New York TO save
from IN" PENALTY OF murder the man
of her .hnInn
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Pinnplcs and eruptions Of all kinda
come IRON tho inside The blood casts
nht me impurities it contains ana ,Iun
p,hpies. Dolls. etc. appear c,ieanpc the
hlood, STOP the poison from devcIoping
II! the h!ood tissues ana pimplas viii
vanish AZ If 10y n.,g!c
Stuarts Calcium Warars plv. g., K.
snort time Il complcHion that rivals tbc
Ideals of an artist 10 produce ~ clean
80 LiS ~ tmc porcS ihro%.uB on All skin
i3ty do thcir work ot hcnuty buil,iin.,
almost before you can believe II
Get a 50-cent box of th,se rnrdc.,,,,
waters from any druggist anywhere
below. ''"Poh