The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1920, Page 15

CAM eRe apse RENT Ie Ph oe THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1920.” From Seabfight, the Ocean Boule- vard is followed through Long Branch, Asbury Park and Spring Lake to Point Pleasant, Where an ex- ROUTES 18 NEW tlantio City goes through Toms poet feet ge! tha eae Wer - secon, en over e@ new boule- To Asbury Park and Lower|vard to Atlantic City. Coast One of Most Popu- |MUST NOT PERMIT= lar Motor Trips. ‘| CHILDREN TO DRIVE Tragic Results Certaln When This Is Allowed, Especially in the City. ©. H. Larson of the Motor Club calls Actively Working the Problem, By 0. M. Wells; Ohtef Roadman, the Automodile Club of America, New Jersey's long coast line and its splendid resorts provide a tour that is always a favorite with motor- portation, and Rahway. molested. Mr. Larson pointe out that] niet bet f desired, cross the 42d Street ferry tol Peaner OF aceident in these places |mittees are being appointed Weehawken, thence via the Hudson} may not be great, but that the practice the work in its more important County Boulevard and Plank Road to| generally leads “40. serious accidents Newark, Both Frelinghuysen Ave-| When followed in the hue and Ellzabeth Avenue are in|undurstand ail that alors, that they good condition and can be followed to| snout a car, because of their experience Elizabeth. From Elizabeth, follow|in the country,” Mr, Larson says, “at- Rahway and St. Georges Avenue|tempt to drive in New York's crowded | problems. branches. The wide experience Perth Amboy. York motorists prefer to use the Staten Island route. From the Bat- tery, take the Municipal Ferry to St. George and follow Bay Street to the Marine Hospital, where a right turn is made into Vanderbilt Avenue, be- coming Amboy Koad. From there The majority of New |°ccur. not realize that a knowledge of the me- chanical features of an automobile and even a complete understanding of how driver, the opcration of a car calle for muscle, judgment, nerve and experience. Proper Huguenot to Tottenville, where the ute of the man at the wheel in a city ferry is crossed into Perth Amboy. such as New York, comes-only with age. bridge over the Raritan River be- tween Perth Amboy and South Am- boy take first road to the left, which is now in fair condition to’ South Amboy and preferable to the famous “Hole-in-the-Wall,” considered a great menace to motorists, From South Amboy there is mostly hard-surfaced road to Keyport. From Keyport there are three ways of reaching the coast. A great many| Two Brooklyn Women Drown. motorists prefer going over the At-| GLENS FALLS, July 7.—Mrs, Alex. lantic Highland Boulevard. Although |Duflon and Mrs. Edward Maloney of somewhat longer than the other | Brooklyn were drowned yesterday in routes, it offers a panorama of begu- | Lal tiful marine vi overlooking the | Lower Bay ani ke The shortest way to reac’ that the new con ro ished, {8 from Keyport throug dietown to Redbank. One one on Broadway or Fifth Avenue, where the brains must be quick and the hand steady. ‘safety first’ week, in which motorists|study of short haul and all over the United States would ponder | problems, over admonitions and advice and would have their brak and would se were protect at their fellow citizens and former! —>—_____ » when struck the row- in which they were cruising around ttskill Bay with the Missea Maude OW land Florence Levy of Hudson Falls. is wins |The Misses Levy were rescued, ‘They Mid- able to swim. All four were of the g the summer at Clove! One door The Rugged Endurance of @ MAXWELL is traced to its Special Steels IN CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER HIGHWAYS seals Big Men All Over the Country ‘There is to be no let-up in the Nation-wide movement to make the highway an efficient factor in trans- This has been determined by the ists, There are two ways to reach| attention to the fact that in seashore| Federal Highway Counocll in co-opera- Perth Amboy, either via Staten Is-|and mountain resorts all over the United/tion with Chambers of Commerce, land or through Newark, Elizabeth | States children of fifteen or sixteen are} commercial clubs, civic bodies and If the latter route is| being permitted to drive automobiles un-| other affiliated organizations, Transportation Committee of the Council already includes men with in transportation Co-operating with the through Rahway and Woodbridge to/streets and tragic results are bound to committee are Dr. R. 8. McElwee, Di- “These children and their parents do|rector of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Lieut, Col. J. M. Ritchie of the War Department, and to repair breaks do not copstitute &/1ee 1, Robinson of the United States “It has been established before that|Counci! of Nattonal Defense. W. J. L. Banham, General Tramo on, continue through New Dorp and juairment, which is the crowning attri-|Manager of the Otis Elevator Com- r pany, New York City, and a member | Run: e of the Executive Committee of the Immediately after crossing the long| Hupmns & machine ine qulet village is | ational Industrial Trafic taagng te in charge of a committee on policy toward other forms of transportation. ‘What ‘we need particularly ts a|His committee will make a close J. H. 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