The Detroit times., 1914-01-19
NEW EXHIBITS INSTALLED
TO-DAY AT AUTO SHOW
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poured ont and into the cars and were
laway without the slightest confusion.
The police did valiant work In their
bright uniforms under the myriad or
lights IN front OF the Ford building
iand on every side they directed each
car TO It's place and handled the
/ motorists with the utmost care and
courtesy. with the result that all were
pleased
\ man who attempted to start the
grating game Of Watch your car
twas put out Of business when Police
Commissioner Gillespie visited the
building before the show opened and
asked the management whether the
man was wanted He was not when
there were policemen everywhere, so
he stopped work. And no one com
planned at all
More lights made the thirteenth an
innal automobile show the brightest
SPOT 10 Detroit The 10000 electric
globes used on the three floors and
the thousands used along the boule-
ward and at the entrance proved sum
cicnt TO make the automobile show
palace and it's surroundings by far the
brightest spot in Detroit. More
greens used IN the decorations attest
ed the excellence OF the decorative
work OF the J l.. Hall company And
more than ever before made the show
certain success.
Delight was depicted upon the
faces OF every one OF the exhibitors.
delight was present in great big
chunks with the officers OF the n. A.
u. A.. who with Joseph A. Schultz,
president: &. c. Starkweather. treas
urer. and r. y Sealand. treasurer. at
their head, have worked hard and
,zealously. 20 achieve this success for
The organization Messrs. George Rea-
son and " ]. Gordon have worked
their hardest as members or the com
mittee and the members or the l. a.
l.. 4 have given every assistance in
The stupendOus task OF creating an
automobile show with but tho shell o.
an uncompleted building with which
10 make start Location and the
building shell and the generosity OF
the Ford Motor company, coupled
with the hord work Of to- d. A. ID. A.
officers and Manager Walter Wilmot
made this show possible
Features added for the 1914 show
were appreciated. The musical mum
berS OF Saturday night did not inter
fere with business and were listed TO
with the closest attention and loudly
applauded The program for Monday
evening includes selections by Miss
Grace Remley Close, OF Toledo. and
late Of Milan, Italy. Miss Mae Mac
Elliott of Minneapolis. and Signor
Giuseppe Bartalotta. the famous ltal-
ian tenor The Schmemann, Ben
Shook and Frankenstein orchestras
Will again preside. one on each floor
Some OF the exhibits were missing
Saturday night and were found sun
day and installed. Many cars from
Philadelphia successful show and
the equally successful show al Cleve-
land which closed Saturday night
reached Detroit by express Sunday
and were rushed to the building 10 go
up TO the exhibits in the elevator be-
fore the close of the shaft as stair
way to accommodate the people is
going to be installed in the second
elevator shaft. owing to the fact that
the authorities will not allow the ele-
vator to be used to carry people after
all The lift" was constructed for
freight work and IL was impossible
TO have 1t properly inspected and
guaranteed In time for passenger ser
vice for this show The lack OF an
elevator on Saturday night did not
deter the people from the third floor
by any means