The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 26

; ; + * we ‘ 5 ALONG THE HUDSON 10 WEST PONT A DELIHTFUL DRIVE the Best Short One of ,_. Runs jn the Vicinity of ; New York. ft By OC. M. Wells, Ohlef Roadman, The Automodile Clud of America, ‘The Bureau of Tours, the Automo~ bile Club of America outlines a de- Nightful short run of eighty miles through picturesque towns and vil- Inges, including a pretty drive skirt- ing the west shore of the Hudson River through Harriman Park to ‘West Point where a number of foot~ ‘ball games will be played this fall. ue Circle run north on Froadway to Yonkers. Riverside Drive can be used from 72d Street. After pasning through Getty Square continue on Broadway to Hastings, or if the motorist wirhes a view of the Hudson take Warburton Ayenue to Hastings. From there on follow Brondway through Dovws Ferry and Irvington to Tarrytown. At large brick school on rigbt, turn left into Central Avenue, which is a much easier «rade than Main Street, and con- nue to ferry, whery the Hudson River ts crossed to Nyack. From ferry go woat on Main Street to West Nyack where « right turn Js made, rupning north through Congers, or a right turn ean be made from Main Street into Highland Avenue, going around the east side of Mockland Lake to Congers. At a amall white church turn sharp right on State road, which is followed through Haverstraw, Weat Haverstraw, Stony Point, Tompkins Cove, then through Harriman Park, passing Bear Moun- tain to Weat Point, The return from West Point can he made by crossing the river on a ferry to Garrison, then south bshroug Pookskil! and the Albany Post Road, or go due west from Wert Point to Central Valley on a hard, surfaced road, then south through Tuxedo. Bear Mountain, and just beyond the inn turn right and follow an excellent macadam road known as the Seven Lakes Koad, to Tuxedo, thence south WHOLE TOMATO The preferable way is to return to) through Sloatsburg, Suffern, Ramsey, | Nohokus, Arcola to Hackensack, then cross the meadows and through Hogota, Leonia and Fort Lee, crossing the 180th Street Ferry to New York FRENCH “BLUEBEARD” HELD GUILTY ON FRAUD CHARGE. Charges of Murder May Not Ne Pressed—Deportation to Follow Imprisonment. PARIS, Oct. 29.—Judement was rend. ored yenterday convicting Henri Landru on the charge of »windling and of being an habitual criminal, and he was sen- tenced to four yearn’ imprisonment and subsequent deportation. ‘The prosecutor announced that Lan- dra might not ve tried on the murder charges growing out of the disappear- ance of eleven women to whom he was said to have promised marriage. Thin will be decided shortly. 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