The New York herald., 1922-07-09
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LAKE PLACID N. r. July ..
A EMBERs Of the Adirondack
MI Good Roads Association.
~ = acting AZ q motor vigilance
committee. win work with the State
and local police for the enforcement
Of the motor vehicle laws throughout
the Adirondaclxs. as result Of the
midsummer meeting Of the New York
State Automobile Association. which
was held on Monday at the Stevens
House In response to an appeal for
cooperation In the enforcement Of the
motor vehicle laws, made by Judge
Walter H. Knapp Of Canandaigua, a
member Of the State Tax Commission,
the State Association adopted reso-
luton calling upon all local clubs to
aid In this manner. In line with sug-
gestions made by Judge Knapp. Of
tenders against the motor vehicle laws
will be turned over either to the State
or village policy. or where this is TN
possible the registration numbers Of
their cars will be reported. By this
means the members Of the Adirondack
Good Roads Association are deter
mined to make the Adirondack high
ways absolutely safe for the enjoy
ment Of ell motorists, and the tribu-
lations Of bootleggers will be- small
compared to those Of the road hog.
speedster and other offenders against
the motor vehicle law.
Fond parents who permit small chill
dren to drive big touring cars to the
great danger OF other motorists. even
when the parents or chauffeur occupies
the car 90 operated. are also under the
ban, and an effort will be made to stop
this practice, which Congressman Peter
G.. Ten Eyck Of Albany, one Of the dele
gates to the convention. branded as
nothing short Of criminal. Mr.. Herbert
w. Baker Of Albany. secretary Of tho
convention. spurred the delegates to ac-
ton when he told the delegates that
1881 persons were killed, 10000 In
jured and hundreds Of thousands ot~dol-
lars worth Of property was damaged by
careless or inefficient motorists in New
York State last year.
Members of the reception committee for
the convention were James Shea, F. Paul
Stevens, DIR. Melvil Dewey, DR.. Frank
NJ. Holcombe, r. w. Swift, Thomas A
Leahy of Lake Placid and Mr.. c. M
Palmer. Mr.. e. r. Stonaker, Mr.. Eddy
whitby, DR.. Lawrason Brown, DR.. ]. H.
Hallock, Mr.. w. r. Roberts. MIR. William
Minshull. Mr.. H p. Goats and Mr.. G. II.
Goldsmith of Saranac Lake. Mr.. L. b.
Judson. secretary Of the 6aranac Lake
Chamber of Commerce. was in charge Of
arrangements.
The wives Of the delegates were
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Guiding Mrs. Homer Lockwood. Mrs.
George A. Stevens. Mrs. F. A. Isham.
Mrs. Guy Tousley Of the Lake Placid
woman's Club. Mrs. c. M. Palmer of
Saranao Lake. ana Mrs. H. 8. Carpen-
t.r of Loon Lake.
Arrivals From New York.
Mr.. A. w. Pepper Of New York.
who recently arrived with Mrs. Pepper
and opened his camp on Lake Placid. has
put in service a new speed boat, the
Granny. and Mrs. Caesar Cone Of
Greensboro, N. c.. who Is at Camp Car
olina for the season. has equipped one
of her speed boats with a new engine
Of high power.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. William j. Spain and Miss
Mary Spain of New York. who have
opened Camp Espagnola on the heights
above the village.
Mrs. James Hardie Of Brooklyn re-
Gently arrived and has opened one OF
her cottages on Signal Hill. Her son.
Mr.. John r. Hardie Of Brooklyn, has
arrived at the Fawn Club.
Among those at the Lake Placid Club
for the season are the Rev. Dr. Charles
H Parkhurst and the Rev. DR.. Cor
nelius Wilson of the Park Avenue Bap-
list Church. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Mil
ler of New York have opened Lake
Lodge at the club.
Mr.. E. o. Dana of New York has ar
rived with his family at the BENJAMIN
camp, which he recently purchased.
Mr.. r. D. Benson and Mr.. w. S. Ben
son have arrived from Passaic, N. j..
at their respective camps. accompanied
by their families
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNeir of New
York, who have been touring Europe.
have opened their camp near Whiteface
Inn for the season. Their son and his
wife, Mr.. and MIRA Thomas McNeir,