The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-26
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILlSTS.
AMERICANS GETTING WRINKLES
FROM ABROAD.

A. E. Schwartz VIII Represent Motor Car
Manufacturer at Paris sh0w-Werk-
ing Committees Appeinted-kusi
Selections supplant Unmeledious Horn.
Alfred Reeves. general manager Of the
American Motor Car Manufacturers Asso-
citation. announced yesterday that A. Z.
Schwartz, who was a passenger on la Cas-
cogne on Saturday. had rome abroad to at
tend the various foreign automobile shows
in the interests OF the A. M. c. NJ A.. nrst
visiting the Automobile Salon in Paris next
month. His work will be In line with the
associations policy Of securing the best in
formation obtainahls for its members. with
q view Of benenfing the business and Inn
proving the cars made by les -ntns
members. He viii send over PARTICULARS q
the very latest things In the 1907 foreign
cars and during his six months stay abroad
will represent the A. NJ. O. NJ. A. in Paris.
Mr.. Reeves also announced that the auto
mobile luncheon OF the American Motor
Car Manufacturers Association will be given
at the Hotel Manhattan. Thursday. Decsm-
Der Q. at i.o'olock In the afternoon. All the
exhibitors Of motor oars &C the Grand CentsAl
Palace show will be invited.
James Couzens, chairman Of the oommit-
teo VI nan1Som0a' 1o"~s
Car Manufacturers Association. has ap.
pointed the following committees OF the
association:
now-bcnSsm'n bnscoe. cnsif"An' j. o By
tnoiom0" ana a. Y. NSwDp:
Iour. = ~
nsex -. .-s .--,.~-cs.s -.
chairman: Jesse Draper and w. A. Longaker.
Membcrsnip-w. II. Van Dervoork ohAimsns
II. o. Smith and Jesse French. Jr.
P-ubncity-ch.ries 3. Duryes. ehsirmsa: n N.
Owen anc Louis J. sackett.
Finance. B. Bartholomew. shsssusn; n. q.
Harrison and John Kane Mile.
standsrdization-chAries ". puryss. chairman:
Freirh, and ransporssuon-w a. Morsly,
chairman: Harry Knox and 4. II. Mora.
-
reter N'onolson. the Amei,osn Aueonnooue
onInus,aS'' NO" "sns Fsi~' "ss u Nso
execution = hsppy Mspus.'on' s.ys ho,o'
nsUs; ne ln,ens0ue eAN
struck oy inc hHosousnees Oh TINS souho OF
the warning norm OF tne motor car whose un,
meiooious honk sisnais Ns Appioaon' anu
impressed sttn more unihVortoly oy tne
luguorlous wall OF the siren, ne
decided TO PROVIDE his " machine with q
signal which would pc no less loud than the
Others Out CONSIDERABLY more agreeaote 20
near Inns ingenious American mas mao tns
happy idea OF paying a COMPLIMENT 70 FRANCE.
which ne Is at present VISITING oy making nis
auto give forth a selection from one OF the
oountry's most popular tunes. Au Clair De
la Lune has been merrily footed by Mr.. Mich
olson's motor car In the streets OF Irouvlle
Of late. Some other automobilists. following
the Americana example. will provide their
motor cars with musioai signals which will
give forth the strains OF different popular
airs according to the nationality OF their
ounsra Whom ,hia tskes nIace the inhabI-
aS aiS- III II-.IS
tahts Oh the notorhs uIs',lc.s WIN Nve an
heretofore. amid a conalomeration Of sounds
rr,S ,Sa .sn n y. 'as, .omi" IN 49,.
10,
Chairman James 1. Drouaht OF the NH
ton committee recently commented az fol-
lows concernino motor car legislation in
80 go. III s"tanoSI. 81 Wv ,ha
Wisconsin statute books appears to be very
generally satisfactory, and it is not likely
that our cuo VIII enuea'or 70 nave any
changes made III IT, lake AL good Things.
there are a few minor changes that might be
crauv sstisfa Glory. There are. Of course
y
not regarding it. but thew are those whom
no law could curb, and IL seems TO be fairly
well obser we'd as a rule. and all fair minded
Oiti,ans odmit thst a, ia 80 ZOO a Ian as Cn
ciVlens ADMIT IhhI ~ 10 az soou IA" as can
be found in any State in the country. Our
committee will proba blv take up the ordi-
nance 70 On riding the niles OF the road at its
-. - ~. - SaatIras iii -.
next Hnee1'he' Tvs uiaAn Iea'uies WIN un-
dOu btedly be indorsed, put a lew minor
changes may DC suggested. such as the omis-
SOP OF the part requiring a driver 10 go TO
the end OF the block before turning around.
one Of the most recent sddltions 10 the
already large coiiecIson 81 MARX wan auto
mobile stores Is Ene d1noShns; ~ " re-
IAteu ~ hlaik WAN tnat mme "ut "alkins
Iecentiy ne ihsS q arenu Mi.n 2 new auto,
!hopiIe tnu az th1 o"ntL . Ihvltation s.opped
10 looK u over us various 200 poihts anu
speciai convtnlenoes MEL. eApIaineo. when
lwaIn uId wled OUT, Wna' nsAes tne wheels
70 rouhuE !hnLneuia1tsy tns Donnet Was
raised ana IVotDoaros Tfnloveu anu Cne genoi
numoTist aIiowea 10 inspeCt Ehe UNITS o.
tTansmlsslon Iroih motor 70 CRYING smart.
he was apparently Wen saIIsneu WIN the
~explanation ana Lhe conVersatlon turned
10 other matters. Wheh ne paused abruptly,
ana LOOKING qull1IcaiIy az me forward END
OF the car. rehlarken "hat makes The
'front.' "heels go rouno
ne Pennsylvanla Hotor Eederatlon Ia
doing aggressive Work IN lts e10rts 20 secure
ne Prepayment lmpr0veIhSnt OF me Hittspurg-
Phlladelphla TURNPIKE Paui -, Wolny It's
secretary. VINO was Che originator OF the
movement LOT MAKING 4vet tnls famous old
road, has been one OF the best known mem
beers OF the Autoa9olie Tub o. Plttsbure for
several years ana mas succeeded IN enlisting