The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-04
AMONG The AUTOMOBILISIS
NEW tRk CLUB PLANNING 4 SO
CIABILITY Run.
Route Probably Wn Include stop for
Luncheon at Country Headquarters sf
Organization at Lake ApshawA-T~O
4. 4. 4. Delegates at Touring Congress

Route Probably VIII Include stop tor
L1neheoa at Country Headquarters %
Organization at Lake Apshawa-rwO
a. 4. Delegates at Touring Congress
The New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club IL planning a sociability run for the
near future. which will be announced by
Harry stevenson the new chairman of the
clubs contest committee. II 10 expected
that tho route will be arranged that q
stop for lunc heon will be made NJ the new
country clubhouse OF the organization AZ
Lake Apsha~a. near Butler. which IN 10
be formally opened to-day. The country
headquarters IL about twenty-six miles
from the city clubhouse in Newark and
there are good roads for practically all
the distance. \ launch and rowboa's will
he provided AZ me lake Aprhawa house
and the trustees expect many mem beTs
will visit the hou-~ during the summer and
fall months. The clubs orphan automobile
outing committee IL gathering information
a. 10 the number Of children who can be
taken out this year A. guests OF the club.
Two delegates Of the American Automo-
bile Association are now on their way TO
Europe 10 attend the annual congress- 81
the International League OF Touring Assoc
citations. the one ial title OF which Is LEue
Internal ionale des Associations Touris,s-
Howard I.ongstreth. chairman OF the good
roads committee OF the Automobile club
Of Philadelphia. and W. o. Grifnth. chair
man OF the touring information committee
Of the same club. are the A. 4. 4. representa-
iivrS who will be met a. Brussels on or about
July - nv victor Br~yer. the 4. A. A repre-
sentative in Paris
The congress- Will continue from July -
- August 1 and will he participated in bv
delegates from national touring rodies Of
their respective countries This member.
ship includes the Touring club OF France
the Notori' nion Of Great Brtta and Ireland
the American Automobile Association. the
Touring club Of the Netherlands. Touring
club de- Pays-Bas. and the touring clubs Of
italy. Switzerland, Belgium Germany
Russia. sweden. Austria. D~umark, Spain.
FINLAND. Luxembourg. besides tho cycling
bodie- which have concerned themselves
wtth touring matters m their respeC tive
countries
The work % the touring leagues con-
RreSs - directed mainly toward securing
uniformity in International touring oor-
di'ions The international organization has
achieved moaf substantial rssults and eN.
pectS Ia make even greater advances In
the near future The total membership
n the various national ORGANIZATIONS in o.
cluded In the International League Of Tour.
ing A--nriI tions IL more than Soo.eno
FolloNinE the touring leagues congress
road, congress- which - ~ h@ held in the
same civ. the hrst meeting having been
held in Parts in 1919 The object Of the later
congress i to csntralize the GOOD road.
results obtained in all countries and to
provide for a general interchange NJ ideas
Howard LonR~treth. " q Grinrth and
victor Brewer have been enrolled and will
represent the American Automobile Asso.
CITATION In the road congress There will
10 large American delegation due pTtn.
cipally to the efforts Of the American Road
Builders Association. which. through its
vice president. Samuel Hill. obtained the
concession that at one session Of the con.
gress the proceedings would be held in
English
The United state. once OF Public Road.
NJ which Logan Waller Page IL director
has supplied cre.tentiaIs tn other delegate,
and Gen Aleshire. Quartermastsr. L \ 4
has been designated as vtce-chatrman
through IN. inability Of MIR Page TO h. In
attendance Asa Paine OF Ninnea polls.
former vice-pre-ident Of the 4
" one OF this delegation. which also includes
Joseph W ZONES and John 81 Goodeii ''''
Mega INV and secretary Of IN. American G@"
Roads Builders AssoCiatIon sails for Europs
next Nedn.s.iay 80 te pr"-ent At the road
Road Builders A-.""iAtion have IIann..i
preliminary "onfcr"nc" Of the Nin-rican
patton IN ~" "nnRres, may bs with mi
i"rinriy Of pIrpo>"
THE conpl. ion 81 the p,,hNndtp. ,,,r
tor ~ Nun-~N hi-tort" to'ir vnu,h a,art.
frou' phiiad- PIMA ou Nugti.t H. marked Inc
80 oseoa OF Nn"' - believed tn ue one ~ ~.
hnr-t routes ever lsd tor an automobile
tour The y1ried "hRractcr 81 road. VII
provide ~" contestant. With an th,. roudt.
'tons n""'i"i 80 t~-t the reliability Of ths,T
ears
The members II The pathnnding party.
y b" travelled N an p NJ driven IN Tom
Sk-sg- have teen carafuI W observing ~.
'nara"t"r Of ~" roads for IA. purpo-s. OF
rrsDfrmS dahy running -'h-dule~ hesl
ability Coutrst Tive cnirie- Tor the tour
nov include an gilmore a ''oIunl hia , or
ON a r@r1 MaNNell. = rr"m!-r. Selhen.
Detroit. two WaShington- aud tNu i.ru.h
runlbuut-.
W Mathe~on who has heen idant NED
WIN IN" automobt" industry IN this com.
Try Tor many v"arS. rr--.ntS the critici-rns
"i VARIOUS prominent men who have d,.
Jared hat automobiles are an eytravaganra
and the niahuiaCtur. u au'"mohil-- j. a
the critics haN. done = great iniustice TO
IN" pas'ime aud md u-'ry and says
- that the prhlic demand for automobiles
y growing greater all IN. lime ~ SUM ent
answer TO any criticism from NO matter
N whsn sour our " quite Iossibls hat the
3t .NtrayaEancrr in the way 81 stocks
bonds and real estate that the oppoTtun,,y
OF obtaining something from witch real
tanRibl" ~nloy Tent az least can h~ mad -
u Welcome sensation Wafere,l sfo-L m
warrsnted bond issues aud real estate OF
doubtful vain" have never been -ariou-I
Cri"l-"d hA ihpSH IN htEh pla, - in th.
tnan,ihi World ~ prop.T channels for ttsin.,
W IN" surplus tn"cme 81 many psopIr
he novelty ~ nht aiming ~ return Tor an
~, e@'Tient -ofrcih hing ~ possibly greater
tnirin~i' value than . beauttfully enzr.Vr,,
,eTii0ra's or deed must b@ strange IN
d".d ~ some guart-r-
The 'retnenip.- mise ~, fh. al. nj,