Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-15
NEWARK AUTO SHOW
AT A GLANCE

| Sixth annual automobile show.
First regimental armory.
Sussex avenue, Hudson and Jay
streets.
February Is to %.
Show opens Saturday night, Feb
ruary Is, and will be open daily from
% a. m. to Il p. m. until next satur-
DAY night, Washington's Birthday
Except Sunday.
Number Of exhibitors, 107.
Number Of pleasure cars and com
mercial vehicles, 3O4.
Estimated total value of exhibits.
500. 600
| Lowest price car. $675.
Highest price car, $3.50.
| Expected attendance, 5000.
Different makes OF American cars,
"a.
Number Of commercial cars, IS.
Makes Of commercial cars, q.
Fastest American light cars, stutz,
Buick and Cole.
Fastest American cars, National
| and Marmon.
| Number Of square feet of exhibit
ton space. $4,000.
Number of statesmen in booths. 900.
Expected attendance of automobile
dealers, 1900
| Cost of decoration, $1,000.
Decorative scheme. "Jersey-Ameri-
can pergola effect, cardinal and
white. with standards of American
/ colors. rustic garden green scenes,
brilliant electric lighting, flower
mounds, rare exotic plants, green
sward. blue sky and fairy glades
Yards of cloth used in decorations.
125. 200.
Feet of lumber used, $1,000.
Number of ineandeseent lights,
400.
Quarter Of a mile of special tele-
phone wire used for Individual booth
connections.
Number Of people employed in ar
ranging for and running the show,
40.
Attendance club night. Monday. ex-
pected TO be largest of week.
| Exhibition of famous racing
trophies, including the famous Mar
mon collection, probably the most
valuable in motordom, including the
famous Wheeler & Schebler $4,000 IN
dianapolis Speedway, the Atlanta
| Speedway and dozens of others al
most as famous.
| : National car driven by Joe Dawson
in winning the 500-m.le Indianapolis
| Speedway race will be shown, as well
as a number Of speedy flyers.
Complete display of all kinds of ac-
cessories. supplies. etc. located in
north baloncy.
Lunchroom and restaurant in base
ment.
| Shown under management of New
Jersey Automobile Exhibition Com
pany and under the auspices of the
First Regiment, n. G. n. J.
| Music every afternoon and evening
| by Empire Women's Orchestra, of
Boston, Miss Rita Mario. leader; Miss
Mae Sutton, soprano solo.st.
Special concerts Tuesday and Fri
day evenings by the Phoenix Singing
| Society, of Newark.
A corps of male soloists, under the
leadership of William Corcoran and
Thomas Hackett, viii render popular
selections daily.
Show Committee-Manager Horace
A. Bonnell; assistant manager, Claude
L. Holgate.
Space-George Paddock, c. Louis
IFitzgerald, George Bialseslee, Walter
III. Ellis, George II. Smith, r. A
1Greene and Richard B. Mann.
Press, Program and Advertising
III. A. Bonnell. Leonard 3. zusi and
| Jacob w. Mason.
Decorations-A. ]. NJ. Edwards
Leonard B. Zusi and A. II. Humphre-
willie.
| Finance-R. A. Greene. Inglis NJ
Gppercu and Walter H. Ellis.
observation-disclosures H. Wood
George Blakeslee. Dewitt C. Reyn-
olds, D. B. Durham, II. D. Ogden
If. A. Crosselmire. Richard T. New
Iton, DR.. James r. English and Z.
Louis Fitzgerald
All trolleys transfer direct to the
armory, Sussex avenue. Take Gen.
trail, Roseville or Clifton avenue
trolleys.