The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

gpon playing hosts this year 70 The hun.
dreds q children WIN vii have their annual
husoulohile ride that day Ny Say OF
,NSa I the teltmans have arranged for
M, children 20 eat out under the trees,
tFedefic Thompson has again invited the
chhdfen 20 visit Luna Park. and the dO0ra
OF all the attractions are 10 b. throw n
open 70 the youthful INVADER, A many
% the cars rendered could h. secured
only on the day named and Is the June
calendar a. Luna Park Il crowded. post >
ponement for had weather Il ont OF the
question. The committee IN CHARGE has
already received many offers Of assistance,
every one OF which viii ne ncet,rd. Judging
~ the largely increased number Oi f'hii-
this year
J. u Maxwell. who has been vice-preai-
dent and general superintendent of the
maxwell krtscue Motor Company, has
leen elefted president Of the company
tie succeeds BENJAMIN brisrOe. Who
t,'. .i! a. president 20 become presi-
the holding company which controls the
Maxwell Columbia and Alden sampson
concerns. Mr.. Maxwell has been con-
neCted With the AUTOMOBILES industry for
sixteen years, and for the last seven years
has becn Identified With the Maxwell BFis-
zoe firm,
Entries have been coming IN for the last
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events 10 b. held ~. MAY - and % hy the
Amateur Automobile contest Association,
which was Organized about tNo months
ago BY soun young New ork motorists,
ne membership Of the organization passed
the 100 mark some time aRO. fourteen
applicants having been admitted &C. re-
cent meeting, The hrst Of the hall climbs
h. 20 10 held &C White Plains and the second
a. Briarclin Manor. Both stretches Of
road are mGoadamlzed. Three Claase.
Of cars have BEEN provided for. divided
accordlng 70 piston displacements. A
noticc sent nut for the orgahigation aavs'
A. any one 10 h. eligible for member
are posssssSd Of rom t~S 40 70 6Sif = DOZEN Ss
large entry list Il assured despite the
fact that the association y siill IN ~ In
tAntils days. In order that the distino-
ton may b. preserved in spirit a. veil a.
letter tie following resolution has been
10 member shall acrsp, any assistance
IRON any one 70 tho agtomo6le tSade.
or machinery. or In any other way which
would give such member facilities or enable
such member 10 OhtEln favOrs either Of
material or labor on any other basil than
any other customer Of whatever member
OF the trade may be IN question
ST. JosEPu, Mo. May Two days con
tinuOus downpouT Of rain checked the prog
ress OF the Glidden tour pathhnding car
Now Il u plolghing through deep mud on
Is way from Leayenworth. kan. . 70 this city
The Chalmrru - left Kansas city this morn
ing. but had not covered m0rr than nfteen
miles over roads ankle deep IN mud and alter
Before bridge WashOut COMPELLED . halt.
Farmers IN the netghbOrhOod were
raistered, snd In two hours q bridge was
constructed II Old railroad ties and stones
delay vas accustomed near LeaVen nrth.
where the car was compelled 70 run on the
iutefuTban tracks and became stalled In the
fnirs. Two electric cars assisted IN tOR ma
u out. The pathfinder II nov under the
escort Of the ~ Joseph Automobile club.
which will supply q pilot into Omaha.