The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
AMONG THE AUTONOBILISTS
ONE HUNDRED CARS OFFERED
FOR ORPHANS DAY.
Committee VIII Need Twice a. Many to
Take the Children Who Hope to Visit
toney island Hugh Chaimers and
". n. Reynolds Offer the Lunches.

Tn. committee In charge OF the annual
ORPHANS day celebration next Wednesday
rteNed two offers yesterday from men
Who wished to pay for the luncheons OF the
children at Couey Island The members
ri The committee had been somewhat
perple xed regarding tho question Of funds
With which to provide food for the guests
OF the occasion. and the removal Of this
cause for worry vill enable them to devote
MI their time 10 securing cars In which 10
carry tho youngsters 10 Coney Island. :
one Of the offers came IN 4 letter from
Hugh Chalmers, president OF the Chal mers-
Detroit Motor Company. He wrote that
be would like very much TO have the pleasure
Of furnishing the food for the little ones
n the committee would permit him to do
20 He suggested that the committee
yet the money from Carl II. Page h Co
locaI agents for the Chalmers Detroit
cars. and he would remit the amount to
them Mr. Chalmers also wrote that he
should ike very much to be present and
e.. 'he little ones enjoy the outing and added
il gave him a great deal Of pleasure to be
able to make the proposition OF furnishing
the food for them on this occasion.
The offer OF Mr. Chalmers had been antici-
pated by Senator W. X. Reynolds, however.
gho had previously sent> word to the COM
mittee that he wished to be permitted TO
nay for the children's lunch himself. II
also developed that the board OF directors
o, Dreamiand were also willing to pro-
vide the luncheon for the youngsters. but
they gave way for Senator Reynolds.
The latter will accordingly have the honor
Of providing the food for 7 the orphans,
but some other suitable method will be
found TO take advantage Of Mr.. Chalmers's
oder
The officials Of Drcamland are making
great preparations 10 entertain their small
quests on Wedn es6ay. They will provide
ribbons and badges Of different colors so
II will be an easy task TO keep the children
Of the various Institutions together during
the time spent lnl twisting the numerous
hus- about $3.50 10 hand. Including he bal
ance left from last year. About 100 cars
have been oEered. but p lfAs; 100 more
unless, a great many children are to BE left
behind The committee Is receiving great
hep from the womsn's committee, OF which,
other members are Mrs. William K. Austin.
Mrs. II, hadgely. Mrs. L. II. Barrows, Miss
Howell: Mss Knos, Mr.. 4 MCINTYRE, Mrs,
new feature this year will be the NO
mems brigade. made UP OF members q the
Womee,s Mo,or,ns Club If Ssw York;
81 II this H0e division. WHICH SIeheU viii carry afye sill irAt or
phsns only. SIZE has donated two cars in
addition TO making a substantial cash sub
s .nd divers 90" Of s NsW Y eas " TO nnde nSn and
that their car. will be free Tor use after they
are unload ed a, Dresin!and until 5 o'clock;
have 10 cal. for the children. Ms they viii
he in charge OF their teachers. and that the
discipline, OF these institut ion chiliren Is
80 20 socd tost tic Ss sitcs at tss s, ousIss returned
"
NJ. T.. Seymour, the well known. race
qpperson 70 drive one Of the RlpersSn
Jack Rabbits" thai have been entered for
the Cohe cup race on June 10 Seymour
f fsmf ra ,es0 in p fSe .nries Of last .ee ye sT.e xh.n
h. tnished among the leaders with enc
Of the simplex entries He drove 3 ~
road e:sS 81 tie s.% as,ono e se Cub s,f of .an f rrics
at Savannah last ThanksSii ns Day. Her,
bert Lytle has been engaged to drive one
& SuI ton d1RsfTsN ab Gar rssa race IN on me June Uh,sa g.
Lowell circuit in I~ndians.
William F.; Metzser, f.. VI. F, presided
executive oommi'tees Of the National As-
the association offices in This city on
Mednssdsy: Rout!ne business was ATTENDED
vember 8 TO 10 and the Chicago show on
February 5 to -. Plans for the good roads
work Of the organization we're also talked
r., l%eomSile; I: H. kittTedrs, Peerless;
,nsrI.' c ! a;;,5 p,s,ss; =. Seem. s%;.l bs p-.%:
Nv. ellison. Michele: Thomas Henderson.
Nin'on. and Albert l.. Pope. Pope.HStt-
ford
BrFrtLo. june $40 the FIVE cars in the
interrstional ocean TO ocean contest to-
dar's nG q iSo miles irSm Syracuse to
however. and though capable of speed in
excess Of sixty miles an hour srawied along
blles from Buffalo and Rochester who few
up ana down over the Hn n roads 6etwsed
.liesd so slowly. Much interest has been
Ii,'I. fol ey q ,Ss Ssnef SeI q TO Dh iSeir 'h sis ,T9
eompe,itors in the Journey from New York
o. the best ever made by small cars. To
which is a rather remarkable record, George
Sslzman, the stocky driver Of the six CYL
indsr Acme, says thai car VII reach Seat.
accordingly. All Ave cars are in fine con-
dltion for the 500 mile run 10 Toledo to-
morrow.
Aoou' one hundred members Of the New
jersey Automobile and Motor Club drove
their cars from Newark 70 Atlantic City
TO a',.end the meeting a, the latter place
last Monday morning OF the Associated
Automobil. Clubs OF New Jersey. No
srempt was made by the members OF the
Newark delegation 10 keep together. as
they Wished to avoid the dust that would
have been raited by Z. procession o. cars.
State legislation and the good roads con-
vsn,ion proposed for next fall were dis
cussed al Atlantic CITY.
The Automobile Club OF America has
secured a modification Of an order which
prohibited the Staten leland f%erryb2a,s
from carrying more pleasure cars than
commercial vehicles. Dock Commissioner
Alien \, Spooner has changed the. order
So that in the future as many vehicles will
be ,ilo ed on board a. the capacity Of the
boat viii admit In. their regular turn. This
will prevent the delay which had been eN.
psrienced by a~utomobilists who wished
10 drive through Staten island on their
way 10 points III New Jersey.
Aa,ier High School Meet.
Xsvisr High School held Its annu al
field day at Columbia oval. Williamsbridge.
Yesterday afternoon.