New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
America Day
Attracts Host
To Auto Show
Manufacturers, Dealers and
Statesmen From Many Sec.
tions of Country Attend
Exposition on Second Day
Many at Private Displays
Several New Types Shown
at Hotel Commodore and
Hotel Astor; Special Cars

New York's 1921 Automobile Show
took on a more truly nationwide aspect
Yesterday, with crowd on All-America
pay that came from many different
parts Of the country. including manu-
facturers. dealers and statesmen from
as far vest as Los Angeles. This
national rerress ssrtation is expected to
be augmented daily until the exposi-
ton at the Grand Central Palace comes
to close Saturday evening.
PIRATE exhibitions, such as those,
for example, as are on at the Hotel
Commodore and Hotel Astor during
show week. because of insufficient
space at the Palace to admit all who
desired TO reap the business advan-
taees incident to the annual exposition,
drew their quotas of the All-America
Day crowds Many who visited the
Palace show in the morning or after
noon chose to inspect the private ex-
hibitions in the evening. In the lobbies
of the leading hotels yesterday nearly
automobiles.
Stut1 PresldeS over Exhibit
The grand ballroom of the Commo-
dore. where the new French Citroen
car and the new Gardner, Ace and
Handley-Knigh machines are dis
played. drew large crowds. The Astor
show sounds a similar note in motor
dom. There are to be seen the H. c. S.,
designed and exhibited by Harry S.
Stutz last year for the first time; the
Kenworthy. Ferris and Navarro. The
H. c. S. exhibit is presided over by
Mr.. Stutz
An attractive and complete exhibit
Of the Essex is being held at the Hud
son Motor Car Company's local show
rooms, 1912 Broadway. The Essex is
not shown a. the Palace because ade-
ouate space could not be procured. but
the private show is proving an attrac-
tion in itself. One Of four transcon-
tnental record breaking mail cars is
shown IN this exhibit
Expensive Makes Shown
On TIE third floor Of the Palace there
are several motor car exhibits which.
because Of the limited space on the
first ard second floors. have taken their
places among the accessories. Among
these displays are two Of the most
expensive lNdhtS VI luuttI Sd4c w Lc
seen at this years show.
They are the Stevens -Duryea seven
passenger vestibule limousine in green
and gray. four-passengeY open sport
in deep wine and cream, four-passen-
ger touring sedan in two-tone brown
and the Rauch-Lang four-passeng ger
trougham in greenich gray and five
passenger duplex control coach in black
wi.h gold stripe- The iast-named car
is the conrany's latest product and
is on display at the show for the first
time TIE Stevens-Duryea touring
sedan is one Of the mos. exceptional
rs regards clasy and richness that can
be seen AZ the Snow. In color. trim
mings and upholstery il is plain but
elegant -
Accessory Displays Attract Many
Great interss- is shown b- mortor-
ists in the accessory exhibits on the
third and fourth foorx Of the Palace
Owners are always looking for come
hing new in this line and they have
nr- been diseppointed AZ the 1921
show.
Dealer. AMI salesmen CONT nue to
pour into New York frors al sections
Of the COUNTY, F. s Alb~rtson Dodge
dealer frgrn Los Angeles and president
Of the Los Angeles Dealer Axsocia-
tien- vas az arrival yeste rday. lead