New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07

., puHalo and Cleveland much
-r..;on is IN progress and the road
''.,. to- ,ourh in many places. on leaF-
s" pre.lo. Chicago Street is closed.
~ ,.,our via Miami Street and Louis
=" ,v.nue is quite rough. -Four miles
80 near Lackawanna. a new bridge
go: huilt which il about. a mile
i . ~Nss ~hen finished viii eliminate
l'ae ~ Of bad railroad crossings AT
sent the roadbed is IN very poor
H so,xsen Evans and TarSham the road
ao.sd. a rine-mile detour is PROVIDED
fair dirt road. From si,ver
re. on 70, a distance Of ten miles:
Srssn nosd Is very rough and full OF
TX holes l. Is also very rough
ssae" rredonia or. Motorists Will find
NE a;- dir. road IN dry weather by
To- fron Silver Greek 70 Dunkirk,
'rnH,~ ~ Fre6onia. The road Is closed
.ae. sVo,,heast 70 within three miles OF
W. nhere the new concrete road be-
s..' ,Le detour, which - twenty-one
-. ionp. is over very narrow, poor
road r-so- construction
IT,. Cornesut and Ashtabula. The
s..our is over a very good country road
.ioue the lake: A..
..is are good The road over the
49, va.o,o Mountains from the Delaware
49, CAP 20 Binghamton Is rough.
'".s..'slIy from Scranton on. The
r1n,ist vii ind the Wilkes-barre
p..S from Stroudsburg IN very far
.."S.r.,pn through Bartonsvilie, Tan
ee.-sv;lle and Pocouo Manor 20 Bear
c..st TIE Paradise Valley route be-
80. 80 s.rordsburc and Mount Pocoro
-. become badly worn and IS quite
rough.
The William Penn Highway
re William Penn Highway, which
.,.ss Pennsylvania from Easton
.t,ourb Reading and Harrisburg. is
--ssr rerair in number o. sections.
cood surface is available 20 Bethle-
~ hen somewhat rough 10 Allen
.,vr There is construction gong on
is.reen Allentown and hutztown. From
.s.-s on 70 Reading the surface Is.
i,;- Between Reading and Lebanon
here are three letours, also some
ragh road between Lebanon and har-
.sbsrg.
re the west side @. the Susquehanna
S,yer to a poin; just beyond Duncan
-,- as there Is construction in prog
.ss. on the east side a. Clarks Ferry
p-sre Detours VIII also be found be-
tween Mexico and Nii.'an,own.
Wes.bound travellers are strongly
ADVISED no. to turn left al the Public
sousre in Lewistown. They should
leave Lewistown by turning right at
The Public Souare and going through
beneville 70 Huntington, as the ROAD
Is closed between At,nison MINIS ana
Union. There are detours between Hoi-
Mtaysbrrg, Duncan Vile, Crescent and
Eyansburg, and also going 20 Armagh.
I, Is preferable 20 run south. leaving
the William Perm Highway az New
Alexandra. TO GreensburE. thence over
the Lincoln Highway 20 Pittsburgh.
Motorists gong between Harrisburg
and Pittsburgh are advised % 90 TO
Carlisle first. T. en- south through Mount
Holly Springs and Beadcrsvil q. as there
are detours on the direct road via Dills-
b,-r. There is also rough stretch
between Reading and Erhrata. on the
direct road 10 Lancaster Inc direct
rad between Philadelphia and Reading
d free from construction; at the same
the there are a number Of short
stretches which are quite rough.
The Lincoln Highway
The Lincoln Highway, starting from
Philadelphia, has a number Of short de
.cs-s, as follows: Between Whitford
ind Thorndale, through bennington;
u Columbia, just before crossing the
s.squehanna River 20 Brichtsville; be
tween Wrightsville and Stonybrook,
Ihomasville and Ahbottstown, Fayette-
vile, S,onehenge, Hensonvllle, Saluvia,
iarghlin.on and Ligonier.
From there il is mostly good 70
Pittsburgh. Motorists viii find much
better gong from Gettysburg or Cham
krsburg, TO run south TO Hagerstown
and take the Old National Trai!
through Cumberland and Uniontovn 70
Washington. then up 10 Pittsburgh. or,
Il they wish 10 continue further on,
r1n south 20 Wheeling. There are also
ts.oars between Wilkes-Barre and
Sudbury, sld = is advisable in travel