New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

throp. Mr. and Mrs. Philip n. Lydig, Mr. and
Mrs Edmund D. Randolph. Franklin A Plum
rrler Joseph Larocque. jr., Mrs. James McNlcKar'
Colonel Daniel Appleton, Edwin H. Weatherpee'
Hicks A Weatherbee. Reginald c. vanderbilt
who made an early morning visit to the show
and sailed with Mrs. Vanderbilt on the steam
shin Arnerika In the afternoon; l. Townsend
Burden Mr. and Mrs. H. Archie Pel, MI ana
Mrs Stephen A Brown, Mr.. and Mrs W. PIER
son Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Cortland Field
F2jsbon Mr.. and Mrs James L. Breese, Jules
Montant, George T. Britten. William Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Guinness. Orme Wilson, Gil
bert Francklyn. Judge Gidersleeve, Colonel
Astor. Mrs. Richard Lounsbery, Mrs. George B..
I,oring. DIR. Austin Flint, Miss sedley. Mr.. and
Mrs w Goadby Loew. Frederick o. Beach,
Stanford White. Miss Adelaide Spofford, Charles
steele Marshall r Kernochan, J. Borden Harri-
man. oliver Hartman, Mrs. Howard VAIN
wright. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Childs Mrs.
James speyer and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart
Warren.
General George Moore Smith, chairman Of the
exhibition committee of the Automobile Club
Of America, said, in speaking of the SHOW
yesterday
The exhibition committee Of the Automobile
Csub of America is more than satisfied with
the outcome OF the clubs sixth annual snow
and considers that the continued support OF tne
the general satisfaction expressed
I- exhibitors are the strongest possible indorse-
,71ents of the broad principle in which the cluD
has always believed since its first show In
1Qnl-that an automobile show should be open
70 tbe whole world and embrace within Its doors
eyarvthing that can be gathered together TO
show the years progress in the field OF motor
ing.
James Couzens, chairman of the American
Motor Car Manufacturers Association, had the
following TO say;
AS the armory show is drawing to close 1t
seems incumbent upon me to say that the IN
due+ry has shown such wonderful development
during the last year that there is plenty OF
-oor1 for all of u.s. whether contained IN TWO
.bovgs or one The results have been most graft
fvtng and after visit this morning 10 most
NJ the rnemb Of the Independent ASSOCIATION
tbe RESULTS of our work and the club work seem
- he highly appreciated. I think 7 can say in
hahaIf of all of members that the club s
I,or. has been most efficient and that 1t is 10
he congratulated the manner IN which IL
has conducted the show
An those who are interested in the industry or
t,aen advised were greatly astonished at the
10 rri+ude of the independent manufacturers,
ard 81 has been generally conceded think by
not only the members, but the public, that they
baI,a had really the more successful show from
= -oIae staudIloi1t. The weeks sales by each
exhibitor that was able TO see were most grau-
f~tre and each and every one seemed TO be OF
tsa or,tnIon that the next thing to do was TO In
e-aase their capacity and facilities so as TO
s4oa+ tbe demand. which greatly exceeded their
,,aos+ sangune expectations.
Tbe limit of the industry does not seem to be
within reach. although Lhefe nav peei! g "a.
LAW predictions THAI there was great uahger
- -,y,arr,rod,iction With the present prosperity
t-o,, p1olt the country there Is no possiolllIS'
"a 60 snrears now, of such a claim.