The sun., 1910-06-02
AMONG THV GUTOMODILTSTS
STXTR ANNUAL ORPHANS DAY
OUTING TO-DAY.

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. Members e Commletes REpase % TAX
Mere Than l.0OO ChilaFen Ter Ante
Reh1le IKE - CeasY 80 G=s=-u
-iearlng - Cuilsn-GOOaSpOsd nun
More than a.OOo Of the inmates Of ths
various orphan asyluns Of this city are 4
Be taken 10 COney Island to-day IN mOtol
Vehicles IN the aixth annual Orphana' auto
mobile day celebration In this city. Ian
daulots and limOusinss. tOwn ears. tAxioahs
opera ousoa. touring ears. roadstoFo and
runabOuas - veil - commercial motor
vehicles fitted with temporary seats and
several biG sightaeeing machines arc d
b usad for this annual affair Ia which the
members Of the automobile fraternity taxa
. day OF from their regular and usual pur-
buits IN order 10 help provide . few hOurl
Of Intense pleasure for the youngsters Via
have no relatives o. fTiendg u tholr very
own 10 take them JOY riding.
| The affair will b conducted By tho Or
phans Automoblle Day Association Of New
York, and W. J. Morgan. who originated
| the idea OF havng an annual automobile
outing for orphans. h chairman Of the ad-
visOry committee Of the association. Col
Kirby c. Pardes n president Of tho asSo-
ciation. Carl n. Page. Paul D. Pugh.
lnglls ~ Uppercu. Gen. John r. Cutting.
c, william wurstsr. Frank }. Grimm and
Mra J. Norwood Smith have dons most Of
the ehootlvs work In the organization Of
the affair to-day.
The children will be taksn 10 Coney IslAnd
from the various homes. the cars being
lT,A int IN
above Seventy -sscond street and following
route that will lead over the oneensboro
Bridge Hugh Chalmers. head Of the Chal-
mers Motor Company. has provided the
money 10 buy lunchss for the youngsters
at Consy Island and the children wi have
the freedom Of the attractions Of Dreamland
and will bs driven back to the Institutions
later In the afternoon.
Il Il expected that q number Of organiEa-
tons representing both the sport and trade
Of automobIling will be represented by COM
mittses az tho hearing on the Cullen Good
speed bill this morning at II O'Clock In
Mayor GaynOr's once
J. T. Demar, chairman of the entertain
ment committee Of the club division Of the !
Motor Racing Association. has announced ,
that there will he an informal smoker and en- !
tsFtaihment az the city clubhouse. SOt West |
Fifty-eighth street. tomorrow evening !
Mr.. Demar says his COMMITTEES has the /
promise Of some exceptional talent for the |
affair
n was - I'd Yesterday that the Motor Coz
test Association had received Offers Of
twenty entries tor ils around Long Island
relia bility run on June II and Is before the
entry blanks were issued. Becauss Of the
hard going through the sands 81 the eastern II
end Of Long Island thissvent has been termed
the Mon tauE Point or bust endurance
contest The local dealers are ehO1ihR a III
zoe Of interest In the affair and large num-
Der Of starters are cytain. III
W. J. MoTRan, president of the Motor
Introduce = new feature In the run 20 Tar
~ concerns the observers. whose task Il d
70 take note Of everything that occurs and
I'll Iry 70 iS.srssi q Prof. Charles 4. fI'cis
NJ the engineering department 0f Columbia
I University. Who has charge % q course IN
gas shgineering. and sill be requested 70
supply number of students 10 act 80 Olicial
observers on the compel ne cars.
Harry G. Harbach, secretary of the
quaker tity Motor Club Of Philadelphia,
laa sent 0ut the following announcement;
Tbs 'seCrel time schedule being the
-sry hear Of the roadabIllty run and
llso betng the magic key which prevents
dee and fraud end by which comprehensive
esulla Of said run are found and - the
|, hole automobile world can bear witness
q. the roadabiliiy r,sa vas created for and
written by q member 0i the Quaker City II
fotor tlub and has been adopted. sanctioned
nd approved b. the American Automobile
lssorlatiOn. iii
-NoW. therefore, this protest Is made
o the automobile public and The national
FganiEation that no rin should ha recOR- |
ized under the secret time schedule I II
InleSs the promoters Of sane hold to lts ] II
riginal title and captions, viz Road I
hIity run a. devised by the Quaker Iitv I II
tOtCr club over good roads, within the II
80. under secret time schedule Ne. And II
hal The anehoT n said run hereby appeals III
% editors ~ important publications.. motor III
lar aud "a an high OmCiala Of cify and III
lhuThan localities for whatever ethirsl III
rutertiOn they can rive - prevent the N
idnAppiug Of a hrain child of old Phila- III
elphia and the abuse of q good thing by III
inning u under the false C0lOrs Og a III
iraie flag ~ By any other name than road
hility run I'LL
The Rain isr car viii he . certain starter III
the neti twenty-touT hour race on the II
righton Reach MotOFdrome. n Il con- III
'ded hat the failure Of the Rainier car III
finish IN better position IN the last race iii
A. largely due W the lack Of training ~ III
"a drivers one ~ Whom had not driven III
car for several months until the day III
fore the rare. Both louis DiahFnw and iii
allRce " Oven suffered greatly fron, III
cir wrists durinE the latter part 81 the
80 and much surprise was expressed that