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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1919

Page

14

Bear Mountain Drive and Park Vision Described

A feature urges motorists to visit Bear Mountain as part of the Palisades Interstate Park project. It details Henry Hudson Drive plans, Storm King Highway work, and multiple viaducts while praising Bear Mountain as a four hour a day park with inns, pavilions, and rustic camp facilities to serve visitors and promote health and recreation.

Bear Mountain Palisades Interstate Park Acond Hudson Bear T Mountain Paliandes Interstate Park George W. Perkins Pit Perkins Interstate Park Perkins New York State Dyckman Street Englewood Pearl River Nanust Tuxedo Havertraw Nyack Tarrytown Henry Hudson Fort Lee New York State Line Palisades Sperkill Hock Mountain Haverstraw Stony Point Tompking Dunderberg Mountain Storm King Mountain New York Great State Park Hudson River Switzerland New Jersey Ms Te Bear Mountain Inn Commaission Palinaden Tate Parke Enoyn

Templar Car Is Taken on By G S Morrow

George S. Morrow of 1761 Broadway takes over Eastern distribution of the Templar car from Templar Motors Corporation Ohio. The four cylinder model is a leading small car with 43 horsepower and full factory equipment. Tommy Forbes joins as wholesale manager, while Morrow also offers the Saxon. The article lists numerous U S military personnel and Navy names connected to the era.

Templar G.S. Morrow George S. Morrow Broadway Templar, Motors Corporation Cleveland Ohio Morrow G. P. Forbes Tommy" Forbes Susoit Inen Copley Penner

Closed Car Demand Feature of Season

Harry J. Ne Bear, manager of the New York Maxwell-Chalmers branch, asserts the auto industry faces unprecedented prosperity. He notes deliveries exceed sales and predicts a prosperous year as material and labor stabilize, with many firms approaching normal production. The shift toward closed models and higher coupe and sedan sales is seen as boosting overall demand.

Harry J. Ne Bear New York Maxwell-Chalmers Broadway

Partridge Company Returns Its War Service Men

Partridge, president of S. Partridge Company, Inc, praises the return of the last members who served more than a year ago. The roster shows broad coverage across all branches and high rankings among those who served in the United States or Allied forces.

Fels. Partridge S. Partridge Comany, Inc HE. S. Partridge Company, Inc United States

War Trucks Delivering for Good Roads Project

Federal road act allotments favor the Eastern states as War Department trucks, valued at 45 million dollars, are distributed to public roads programs. New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, South Dakota lead with large shares, while farmers await tractors moved from military use to agriculture.

War Department Rondvich Rubber Company Mississippi Department of Agriculture State Highway Department New York Pennsytearia Tllinois South Dakota

De Palma and Wilcox to Meet In Match Race

Twenty racing drivers enter a 100 mile derby at Sheepshead Bay on July 4 with a special match race between Ralph De Palma and Mondy Wilcox. The three ten mile heats test the speed of the two leaders as Wilcox travels east with the Pouscot and De Palma tunes a two six Packard. Other entrants include Tommy Milton in a Duesenberg and Eldie O Donnell in a Duesenberg with a field listing numerous cars and drivers for the event.

Sheepshead Bay Speedway Ralph de Palma Mondy Porida Tommy Milton Duesenberg Jeneffer Wired Duesenberg Milton Eldie O'Donnell de Falma Packard Mondy" Wilcox Peugeot

League for Motorists Protection Aims to Curb Reckless Drivers

Incorporation papers filed by Francis M. Hugo to form the League for Motorists Protection led by Marty W. Gaston of Lexington Motor Company. The group plans regional offices, a red badge emblem on cars, and pledged enforcement through member reporting of traffic violations to curb taxi drivers and speed kings deemed a menace on public highways.

Francis M. Hugo League For Motorists Protection Marty W. Gaston Lexington Motor Company of New York West Sixty-first Street James V. Boise Chatham and Phenix Broadway Sixty- First Street League Trenaiier Gaston Albany Sone Wago League For Motorists League Can- Nior

Motor Trucks as Aid to Education

James J. Hunt of Reo Motor Car Company extols commercial trucks as vital to education. He argues transport determines access, enabling consolidated rural high schools with improved attendance, punctuality, and more resources for teachers and students.

James J. Hunt Reo Motor Car Company New York

League for Motorists Protection Organizing Abroad

An anti crime league promises to police highways by enlisting law abiding motorists to report violations. It pledges non profit status, no salaries, and cooperation with authorities to banish reckless drivers and curb ambulance chasers while offering protection for families on the roads.

League For Gord League

De Bear Redecorates Maxwell-Chalmers Branch

Marry J. De Baer, manager of the New York Maxwell Chalmers branch at 1808 Broadway, has redecorated the place. Walls and panels are finished in a gray to cream tone, side walls and ceiling lighter, floor in grass green, and birch bark covered flower boxes adorn the windows.

J. de Baer New York Maxwell-Chalmers Broadway

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By C. E. T. Sharps Hepburn Manazes Republic Kolie Motor Track Company, Inc Will York the Hudson Bear Joseph F. Bell Aviation Service W. N. Nowill Ordnance HL. M. Darling First Canadian Expeditionary Force John McCullough Owen Motor Transport Corps Foreign Service Ralph Owen Arthur Sackett Dave Hagan George 8. Partridge Tank Corps W T. Lyons 69Th Regiment 1Ath Infantry Cyrus Greenburn Pioneer Infantry Leonard Altstadt 51St Pioneer Infantry United States Naval Service McAuley U. S.N. Bo McDuell Charles Edwards U. SN. R Phil Steinman O'Mara Seaman Charles Coburn de Bear W. 56Th St United Motors Service Incorporated General Offices Detroit Michigan L. W. Mulford Co., Inc Brooklyn Junko Bedford Ave Columbus Bedford de Palma Wilcox Sheepshead Bay New Maxwell Place Cadillac Detroit-Cadillac Motor Car Co. Broadway Inglis M. Uppercu Motor Car Company Goodrich Akron ADJ USTM B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Goodrich Tires
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