The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
AMONG THE AUHONOBlLISHS
I. 1. .. ms 4 MEMBERSHIP
az Js.NsO NOW.
severn ssair tsrxaniy "a iisas ESpertea To
.Iein a Time os Annual Meeting
Meter Trips to iiar> arsi- ale sRm~
other isulnws ef the Ante Msri,i.

Othrr isulnws ef the Ante Msrisi.
III. -mb.rShip committees report ~
III" American Automobile Association will
, show total III ~ .isG members. u - an
| nounc~'i, when the annual meeting h held
ga November ~ ana December I NJ the
Motel Belmont There will Ice several state
soctstions added tn tbs. lat Idaho. With
! clubs ia f<8s--. Twin faI- AMI Montpelier.
will come IN New Ham u-hIr-, also will
ON and the Memphis Automobile club.
/ the largest la Tennessee. - io send ia H.
application
clubs ut knoNvill. anh Nashville are to
Join with the M-mph,~ 'inb ia the formation
NJ "A state association Georgia has the
three rhibs necessary for State body
and two ~ them. the Savannah ,r anil the
livy tounty \ A. are unfrIerated mem
beers Of the A. \
Leonard Tufts the Pinphur,, man j.
working mp a North carolina a>~ncIati GA
AMI south 'aTOlina l. another that H. hkely
- come ia. Th. fourth M ional COOL roads
convention i to he h-l'l ~ Atlanta and that
increases the Suuth : interest Ia automobiles
and motoring
BEFORE election the Penn. ylVania Motor
Federation CommI. nicat-l with the candi
dates of oil parties In regard TO highway
measures Ia bc introduced ~ the coming
session OF the Pennsylvania Legislature"
The majority 81 r.pli-> received intricate.
favorable attitude toward highways
legislation. In other parts of the country
the \. \ \ state sSSos,at'oU- and clubs
figure prominently Ia she xoo rua = rc-
suits sought
And what - 81 rar. a. moIori~i IN pai->-
tine william 'Uffin. CONSUL AZ Jerusalem.
reports that there are only nv" ears ia
Jerusalem and they are rarely used b-CAu-.
the roads are had ~ Ia" n = on-ul
Comm knows there never ha~ he"n more
than one tourist IN Palestine Thar VA
Charles !. GIiid-n. the iio-tonian
Ever so many folEs went by atromohi-
To the Na'e- Princeton foosb1li game the
sttractiv. Jersey ODDS max ng he tr,p
an sisy one 1h@ye will I've. doubtheS~ 40
even greater crowd ~ cars AZ the Harvard
Yale ga m. because New Haven j. on a main
travelled aud often used Nay and central
between New YORK and Bo~ton.
From New York III. drrrt wlv - d" he
Boston post road through Greenwich.
stamford. Norwalk and bridgeport 1hs
road isn't in good shape . VI The way. bur b, Is
possible 10 make good time certainly after
stamford and Norwalk urr passed 'om-
Ing hac K u l. possible TO branch Oh TO Water
bury II thsr- i no hurry and TO make a might
stop. Then a trap through an sttrA'' We
country can he made ny way of Danburv.
Rs1ford. BrIrr lin and New Nork.
from Poughkeep-.e and oih"r Hudson
ana over rhe p.nhury route hy way 81
Pines bridge and bedford IL u good way
go The Poughke~p-te- Rrew-Irr- Dan
hurry Inc over the monn- sin- = shorter.
bu' not snrwh~rr near so good those
going iron, Albany "a see The game ON
Novem Der - will md the b.'~t way j. from
schoda"k and the l.ebsnon~ TO r,fr-leld
and then by way OF l."nOS. SiocSbrid g".
The Boston line - through Worcester.
through M-r'den down TO New haVcn
- tn" = ,si~~i way.
A l.. ,w.-rEard wired back. word, %
no had "ov-r-d 40 mile. OF hi cross .
ntn-nr iourncy thar he had -iill New ,
lork AR m az four shoe. The or and
he thought the shoes miSh' do the whole
way across.
n ID Bowman. vice. prr~icen' Of The !
New Jersey Automobii~ and Motor club.
sny-' Senator Frsylinghrs~n viii not ne
winter, for the House OF i--emhiv viii Z
h- IN "ur favor and eleven Of the twenty
favor Of a true rrc,pro~i'y measure
All tho democrats w'Il favor u- aud
several of tho Republicans IAN Ne uon-
s,der-d a favoring our reasonable amend
m-nis
InnSmuch A. The Democratic party
in it, platform .spou-ed he claus. Of the L,
motorists AZ the solicitation II The club |
and Governor eject WILSON As written |
vs. hr invors our demands and " i expected ,
AR Wilson wilt look to his party to keen :
49, pledge inc remedial mo,"r isSl-is-
yrnien'. '-sll soon h" pn-~-d
Judging from the results ~ apIeI-s ?
A. II he. motorists generally favored ne .
senators. snow Ing THIS. may lin" np VITA
the la~ maker, who aIr"asly agree WITH
-luarelv ia itself and its n"ighhor< -: ,
refusing to r.rognig" the vast importance
OF N" motor Nshici" rraffic and indu-rrv
The Long Island Awomoh,Ie club viii .
C-l.LrnTe ~ zenith anniN~rsarv Oh D.'cem
n nor 40 '' n ion -rrcc'. Er,SElyn F Inc
annual election will b" held thai nign.
Those who have Indicated that they will
he a. 'h" conference on Interstate touring
ON November u n The Touring club 81
or state Of New iismp-hir.: o smnh.
,omnriss ioner Of Vehicles Of New Jers"y
mon mon " ,laf,hew " nor-rs. S..re,"ry 81
STAT. Of ,onncciicu' John George.
, ommi,-,oner Of Motor v"h,cl"s 81 MARY
land and " trOShy. ,hi"t trgins-r
land
Aitorn-, General Edward y - Matte" anL
t-s.mhivman Aihcrt allan. author
ot me allan automohii" lay ANA ; I"rcy
ornmiss'0n. VIII h- Ne" orN r"pr"~"r-
'a'ives there
States Office of public roads. aIii parIici-
pate in the discussion OF the operation "f
iuiomobiles on ~" highway and IN" plans
roads
Secretary Of stat. Farley Of Vernon,
has written TO Frederick u. Elliott. secr.-
larry 81 the Touring Ilnb
i am very much Interested in the sub
q arsnn I'm o. .n sor s
pose Of amending our Law n such respects
rs will make them uniform with the laws
resident Law along the lines oi tho New
ork Law has been introduced in the s-nst.