Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
ALL TOGETHER FOR
GREAT AUTO RUN
TO ATLANTIC CITY!
More Than Hundred Machines
Entered for Shore Run-All
Eager to Spend Day
Beside Ocean
HOTELS GIVE FINE PRIZES

Only two more days left in which to
enter the Ad Mems roadabiyity run to At
iantic City
Many Of the out-of-town delegates who
came to Philadelphia in automobiles, will
enter their cars for the run. The entry
list has now passed the century mark. the
total last night having reached 1874; and
Il IL safe to say that starter G. Hilton
Gantert will send off more than 200 cars
on Friday morning.
Many citizens who own cars. but who
for some reason do not care to have their
names published in the list Of starters.
called upon Harry Harbach at Ledger
Central today to notify the committee
that they will surely be on hand for the
start from the Hotel Walton, Broad and
Locust streets at $3.50 a. m. Friday morn
ing.
Members of the Poor Richard Atlantic
City Committee, with the bright red official
band on their arms. will be found. at
various centres OF activity today and to-
morrow to receive entries for the run and
register guests who intend making the trip
TO Atlantic City The Poor Richard badge
entities the wearer to go by auto to the
geashore. At Ledger Central. Harry Har-
bach will receive entries and book guests
Mr. Wlngert will be found at the Bellevue
Stratford; Mr.. Rariden at the Adelphia !;
Mr. Weiss at Houston Hall; j. Archer Paul
at the Ritz-carlton; Bert Crowhurst at the
Walton, or entries can be made at any
newspaper office up to p. m. Thursday
night Post entries will be received at the
starting point on Friday morning.
It was decided by the committee yester-
day to allow tradesmen to display trade
pennants on their automobiles in the run.
For the convenience Of guests who take
part in the run, arrangements have been
made to check their baggage at the start.
place II on truck properly tagged and have
Il delivered at the hotel where the guest
q in Atlantic CITY
An Official OF the club will be put up at
the finish 80 there can be no dispute with
Timer Paul b. Huyette.
The prizes include two beautiful silk
parasoIs offered by the Chalfonte and Had
don Hall. and other attractive specials for
the ladies' who enter the run. Awarding Of
the prizes viii take place Friday evening at
$50 o'clock on the Million-Dollar Pier. The
prizes are:
Rirss pri1s-s.. Charles Hotel Cup, Atlantic
sod H.sf ssa sada e s sSd dsneS q BY CAD y
~i.i s.ssnS 9 Sp; 5;r,p.-rb. Maepon.la campb. tro-
sS :s:s iaaE::s III sSs
LEepiy Poor Richard club rOadsblllty run,
Is ciass q tsS %Osld Fridsy: June g. iOls
Richard CLUB th VIII The Bsad Of f'f Sen1aha g Is
81 g Kind PFC sons. ssiis sssH was made
'rhira prizsSfhs jseo5 Rssds Sons. Trophy.
Inches high, and Is stsriing silver, with an ap-
6 s:s, q TlsesS a Hss RaassSy T4Ss eS5
June 30. 1916" II also has an applied seal OF
he PeoE RiehaTd Club. win the bead Of Benis:
made by 8. Kind Sons. Fhiladslphia,
Fourth prize-Hotel Traymore Cup
F1fth prlke-Hotel Strand Cup. Silvsr CUP
aeca Nd handle IS inches high.
Sixth prizs--fIotel Walton Cup
ssysnth % tenth prizes-Hswspapsr trophies
+hil4eelphia Inquirer. silver cup Philadelphia
Rreas silver cup: PHILADELPHIA Record silver
sup fubLio LEDoER. silver cup.
Other prizes are as follows; AIamac. UNI
hrellai breakers. ladies' parasol. Brilhton
1hermea e4rane and glassesi chalfont, silk
paraeols chelsea, wicker automobile lunch set;
Haddon Han. ladies' parasol; Royal Palace. sill
yer ana mahogany serving cigar tray Seaside.
bssalls 81 the route and naaI instructions
Entries receiVed yesterday NAres
Buick Frank II. Ellis, Baltin0Tei Chaluers
Luth4r y. Martin. Baltimore; Chevrolet. Joseph
y, HAS, Ir,. Baltimore: Locomobile, u. Il.
BIa4lock Baltmorei Haynes Richard -. q.
Gardner. Rev York cityi Cadillac, James II.
staE 9tsFiand. - stauffer NorriSiewni
zstfa=- ttztnts Company. gins a. s. Whecler;
2ItIi11- HntEht. q. harold 1Iarston; Oakland,
JoAastoaf White. Free 2. BroWnlnE;
44zTss q. HroHnlee; Franklin. o. n. Bruner.