Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-09
MORE Than
6OOCARS FOR
AUTO PARADE
Weather Only Thing Necessary
for Success of Pageant
Tomorrow Night.

hundred VehlcleS of various kinds
were entered at the committee head
quarters.
OF the six hundred entries more
than half are entered in the COM
mercial vehicle section. The remain
der are made up of passenger cars
of both the runabout and touring
styles. grotesquely decorated cars and
trucks. motorcycles and floats.
The various divisions wiz form In
the side streets on Clinton Hill, be-
ginning at Osborne terrace and Shan
ley avenue, and extending west to
Clinton place and South Thirteenth
street. Grand Marshal w. ]. Morgan
and his staff of aides will be on hand
as early as 6 o'clock, so as to handle
the entries expeditiously and assign
them to their proper places in line.
The start is scheduled for S:15
o'clock and the various divisions will
fall into line as the pageant proceeds
down Clinton avenue. The turn will
be made into Broad street, and the
equipages will be reviewed by Mayor
Thomas L. Raymond and the invited
guests at the City Hall. The prize
award judges, under the leadership of
Chairman Joseph H. Wood, will also
be stationed at the City Hall and will
at that place.
More than fifty silver cups, trophies
and automobile accessories will be
awarded as prizes in the various di-
visions.
The cars will proceed up Broad
street to Central avenue, turning at
this point and proceeding west to
Eighth street, Roseville avenue, Park
avenue, Belleville avenue and thence
down Broad street to Washington
Park, where the procession will be
disbanded.
The entries are as follows
Passenger Car Division.
Light Car Distributing Company,
three Maxwells, one Trumbull, one
5cripps- Booth; Grove Taxi Company,
East Orange, Packard; Frank L.
Driver. Cadillac; Electric Garage
Company, Ford; Ellis Motor Car
Company, three Pierce-Arrows; De-
troit- Cadillac Motor Car Company,
six Cadillacs; Stephen Boyer & Son,
yelie; William P. Craig. Maxwell;
isaac w. Halsey, South Orange,
Haynes: James A. Sinclair, Over
land; Fred H. Colvin, East Orange,
ster; Louis Marx, two Fords; H. B.
Clark Elizabeth, Ford; Walter ].
Leataerow, REQ; John 7. Purdy, Ir-
'ingeon, Oakland roadster; H. ]. Hall,
Chevrolet; F. T. Reglin, Chevrolet;
e. P. Schaefer, Chevrolet; w. M. Mil
Ter, Chevrolet; J. H. Randolph. Chew
rolet; NJ. H. Hoffman, Chevrolet; B.
Kaplan. Chevrolet; E. R. Passopal,
Chevrolet; A. T. Bell, Chevrolet; v.
j. Martin, Chevrolet; Sarah Edwards,
Chevrolet; R. j. Goerke, Chevrolet; 1.
NJ. Rudgers, Chevrolet; H. E. Napier,
Chevrolet; c. M. Clifford, Chevrolet;
Motor Sales Company of the Oranges,
tour Chevrolets Chevrolet Motor
Company, three Chevrolets; B. F.
Goodrich Company, Chevrolet, Mar
mon and Cadillac.
Essex Auto Company, five Oldsmo-
biles, four Fords; James Fallon, East
Orange, Abbott-Detroit; Bonnell
Motor Car Company, six Dodge cars
and five Hupmobiles; Ernest p. Kay
ser, East Orange, Dodge; Haynes
Auto Company, ten Haynes; North
Grove Garage, Inc, East Orange,
twelve Case cars; G. T. Silver Motor
Company, five Overlands, one Peer
less; Herbert Austin, Argo and Alb
bott-Detroit; Nicholas Hoedemaker,
Clifton, Ford; Splitdorf Electrical
Company, Buick, Stutz; c. f. Briggs
Company, six Oaklands; Mrs. Walter
H. Jamouneau, Irvington, Maxwell;
Seifert & Baime, Cadillac; Centre
Garage Company, Paterson, Oakland
Mrs Victor Parsonnet, Overland;
Miss Elsie Merz, Packard and Ford
Mrs. A. Van Wrinkle, Maxwell; Miss
Sara Crowell, Ford.
Public Service Electric Company,
Detroit Electric Haag & McLaren,
four Saxons, one Twombley; Ford
Motor Company, ten Fords; Wills
Garage, Nassau Garage, Lanes
Garage, Balls Garage, Fischer s
Garage, Park Avenue Garage, Ideal
Garage Garden Garage, Broad
Garage, Pope Hartford Garage, Ches-
Ger Garage, Hunterdon Garage; Hud-
son Double Tire Company, Locomo-
bile.
Comm ercisI Car Division.
Knickerbocker Storage Company
Garford: Gulf Refining Company
eight Whites; David Harper, Harri,,
son. two Whites, one Graham and
three Lauth-Jergens; Daniel Ruder
Packard: Economy Auto Supply Com
pany, White; Carnegie Steel Com
pany, Pierce-Arrow, Sauer; e. w.
McClave & Son, Harrison, two Knox
Tractors; Summer Avenue Garage
and Trucking Company, Garford; W.
v. Egbert & Co., two Peerless; L.
Bamberger & Co., twenty-five aeilV-
ery Wagons--eight Fords, three Elec-
trics thirteen Autocars, one Cadillac;
Ellis Motor Car Company, Pierce
Arrow: Hahne-Stagg Company, two
Whites; National Oil and supply
Company, Packard; G. l.. Kimmerle
& Brother, Autocar, Ford; Stephen
. Reyer e. Son, Overland; Jancoy1us q
Son. three Packards; Orange Macnlne
Manufacturing Company, Overland;
New Jersey Adamant Manufacturing
Company, Mack, Pierce-Arrow; In
ternational Oxygen Company, Pierce
Arrow; John H. Cooney, Harrison
REQ; Frank s. Broedel, Arlington, l.
H. c.
T. ]. Hockenjos Company, two
Autocars; George H. Fritz. five Gar
fords, one Gramm. three Autocars;
7 Dietrich, Inc, East Orange, Pack
ard; Wagner Pastry company, nlne
Stewarts: Christian Feigenspan.
Sorn, six trucks, two g. ". Elec-
trics three Pierce-Arrows, one Knox;
standard Oil Company (New Jersey,
Civ Hewitts; Standard Tallow Com
nand. Sternberg, Ford; Interstate
publicity Company, Weehawken,
Ford. Standard Tractor Company.
New York city Standard Tractor;
r. E. Leach, Montclair, Packard.
Pierce Arrow; New Jersey Bludwein
RottIing Company. two Fords; Guar
.antee Radiator Works, Ford; Dopke
Typewriter Exchange, Jersey Guy,
Ford: Peter H. Strunk, kissel har'
Anheuser- Busch Newark agency
Packard; ]. J. Wilson SEED company
Autocar; Moreland's Express, Fieroo-
arrow: w. S. Sheppard, Velie.
Western Electric Company, Foru,
u. S. Tire Company, Autocar, onmeiu @
Eonnfry. Pierce Arrow; American
Fireproof Storage Company. Airing
ton, two Packards; Regent Laundry