The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 18

ten - ae eee AW WELK END TOUR IN THE FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MIS. Passing Through Attractive Southern New York and Scenic Mountain Districts. By 0. M. Wells, Chief Nondm the Antomaniie Clab of Amerie A comprehen: by automo bile through the © ) Mountein covers almost too gre: be made in a week or four days can be enjo on a trip through this scenic district, y spent but it je possible to traverse some of the most attractive country in Southern New York within the limit of a week-end touring by approuching the foothills of the Catskill of the Valleys of the Ramapo and Neversink, in Orange, Sullivan and Ulster Counties This tri as outlined by the Bi reau of ura of the Automobile of America, covers di ° miles, with Kingston as the night stop, and an avaliable extension of thirty or forty mile ther by in cluding the scenic circuit of the Asli okan Reservoir Broadway ix foliowed north to the Harlem River at Kingsbridge, and the Albany Post Koad taken through Yonkers to Hastings-on-the- tlic seventeen miles out, Continuin the Post Hoad, Dobbs Merry and trv ington are passed through for Tarry the town, Hudson is crossed by ferry to Nyuck The route from Nyack 1s hilt, and running th snd Nanuet, stretch of count way of Spring With a route tol through the V. via Ramapo, Southfield, und swingin Harrimans and M wooded hills to (Ger point magnifice berry Hills where Nyack 4 windin u of the 1 ‘Paxedo and left throug! atsbur hoa hilly Miadietown and Moun- section approaches continues up Bloomingshure tain. The road surface is good macadam the whole way and magnificent scen ery; the views from the section be- tween Bloomingsburg und Wurtsboro, overiovking the valleys on both sides for miles, with the mountains in the distance, are most im , while the elimi) over Bloomir rx Moun tain, though steep, presents no dit- fieulty. After passing through a numbe pretty villages, among which ven, Wurtsbore and Phillips; road enters Ulster County at Glen and passes through Ellenville to Napanoch, 103 miles from New York, overlooking the panoramic Rondoul Valley. For the next ten or twelve miles the route runs through the val- ley as far as the vicinity of Kysert bearing jeft at that point for Stone Ridge and Marbleton, and following the course of Esopus Creek through Hurley into Kingston, 137 miles from New York, and practically midway along the round tour. The trip from Kingston round the | Ashokan Dam is well worth making It entails an additional thirty-five or forty miles over roads of excellent quality. On the return portion of the tour the route leaves Kingston by Broad- way, crossing the ferry to Sleights- burg and continuing south along the west side of the Hudson through P HBwen and Esopus to Highland, thence through Milton and Marlboro, following the trolley to Newburgh, run of thirty-four miles, Here the ferry across the Hudson is taken tw Beacon, and the picturesque Fishkill | Mountains are skirted as the route turns south for Annsville and Peeks- Kill, twenty miles on, and continu on the Albany Post Road throug Croton, Harmon, Ossining and Scar-| oro to Tarrytown. From Irvington and Dobbs ry to Hastings and thence by Warburton Avenue to Yonkers, completing @ distance of 100 miles from Kingston, and 231 miles for the whole round trip. TRANSCONTINENTAL | TRIP AT LOW COST ‘The low cost of transcontinental tour- | fng by motorcycle is reflected by a re- port went in to the Motorcycle and Al Wed Trades Association by Leonard Jones of Hackensac’ 3, who hax completed « tour from consi to coast, | Jones used 54 Kall tting an average of . and 23 quarts of average of 20.7 miles per quart tire expense of the trip w which, he says, he considers reavonal Since "$47.88 was. for unhccessary Inc dented expenses, AUTO SALES TOTAL ENORMOUS" VOLUME} Business Done by Entire Indus- try in 1920 Over 3 1-2 Billions. Vatue complete car truck output Value parts und acces sories cmutput Value tire replacement 292,927,578 7%, 185,942 output 636,750,000 Motor Vehicles Produced 2,205,197 Number oars 1,883,158 Number trucks ‘322/039 Per cent. gain over 1919 12% Per cent. exported 1M Registration in U.S. A, 9,211,295 Per cent. guin over 1919 Number automobiles ‘on farms, appox Motor Vehicle Mfg, Busines: Capital invested... .$1,204,278,642 No. of amployees 5,00 Wages and salaries. $482,950,000 Tire and Fuel Figures: %,000,000 {and lubricate them t THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY nas ‘DR. JOSEPH WIRTH > ba FORMED NEW RMAN CABINET DD. i ph Wirt he new Germ ( whic cous Konstantin Penrenbac the leader of the € r jeal-Centrist Party and with that and " main parties « thor suiccerded in net ultimatum , BOWEN TO HANDLE REX LIGHT CONTROL New Device Din «| Rheostat ght Gradually wd to. by have York © Rex Headlight Controter This n the devier combi a | of headlights through t which is located on the steer directly under the wit ated without op hands 1 the wheel the road. Every mot i blinded at the critical moment when. ‘ rar, after switching hia ent to dim itroller dima the lights ver af the con from the “fall bright light; and furth e lights become gradually dimny The change is so geadual, though one ia never blinded, the eye time to become accustomed change tn the ls any, ns at 63d Btreet, eadlight mantle shown by the fact that they hi A reat many to recognize ita valy Point yin the trad from a safety BRAKE RODS NEED CAREFUL ATTENTION The braken of an automobite are de signed for efficiency and long life if Attention, Hut because it t to clean and inspect majority of auto Jowners utterly neglect them onth or two there should be ani pedal to drum, particularly the parts that are out of aight under the car and difficult to get at, according to H, Clifford Bro- kaw of West Side Y. M,C. A. Automo: hools, New York City eh given proper is inconveniner brakes fr jon of the ofl holes reago with kerosene, gum should be part for a serious ac giving brake ti e braves The the ca Hrakes will work ¢ Y they nre taken cure of. Like kept adjusted so eq * Upon they should b ntified with | id be cleaned of mud and | » to Mount Lincoly 1921. SOO POLES KILLED te COMMANDER LABOR WITHDRAWS MRS, LOFT, DEPUTY ~ AND WOUNDED IN SILESIAN BATTLE HALTS PREPARATION TO INVADE RUHR TO ENRGHT, 10 RUN ALLEGED LETTER WOMEN'S PREENCT OF MANAGER GEER BOSTON STRIKERS |CHICAGO’S VACANT GO BACK TO WORK! FLATS INCREASING and Firemen Who Quit Engineers “To Rent” Signs Now Where 10 Help Seamen Call It Off— | Prices Were Increased Five o Main Strike On Six Times in Few Year: | BOSTON, May 12.—Rnsinea nd] CHUEAGO. Hundreds ¢ wartrients are vacant, du [firemen employed on harbor towboats ‘Tenants were who duit work last welt in support of| to the ¢ bre © morning tn a'clock amon's strike returned to-day, | unable Inereared rents asked n thes n | business manazor of jon Ma | Germans, Officered by Talis, | acest thon most | Unable to Authenticate Ciarge; ns Mary Hamfiton, the police flay ’ Inflict Heavy Losse ont ie ip wenee Made Against Pennsylvania | Wea ain. st maar th : in news on Insurgen rat Al L the Railroad Official Commt < chief of staff every aparnent tn "Son: ‘ : tinder Hon the work of|riey mould onerain thelr boa |incrensed five or six times in the Ia " ! a ; ’ Imitted | he! ously prosecuted, Mes, Loft has des] dithout unfon, anetian aecerding to Rak a Li i f , GERMAN SURRENDER ' ele ' pee SELLE uN nai dated TT ihe totlow wien attempts ware]? 0 wilt be ap antec ; MAY AID BUSINESS | “" ter aga with them, She 19 arongly in| "cates wery able to herp a. fowl ym { © tna on on te 4 first. offender in operation during the strike antiounced day atehe i 2 ht : ; bh om ak ak they | NE Was Not seriously delayed. fred G. Zerbet Asati itetnchyiteee tel ‘ | His} A PHUTE Hl respond to kindness if ctv rhe the ik “ | VG Pra 1 ae " ' M I 1 ‘ eon f Muny year lid 3 1 marity wi Jam oy mn ‘ . private | sabcul ut { enn 4 Your choice of a pair of eu sad zh V Gee i ' | Famous Goodyear Rub - sbnnint trad ; i bers, Hot Water Bay or a | a y ‘ Fountain Syringe to anyone ; , ry sti ‘ i who purchases a Raine» ? mit ‘ | . vow le ye Cah e e ™ s Ay 3 ic Plumes aa bi »|During Opening Sale From 1 ne em © Mr ‘ommitter y Women on F oe aE seme Chal “ria nota oo Thur, May 12th, to May 18th ‘ A 8 ny diversi t view ott . . . of el : vont | init ta Longe} gantie Stock of 5,000 GOODYEAR 41) is ! Ha nw ibe uw sgeinen ate ij ul -—- ), t ‘ be Ca 1 - THREE MORE LABOR BOARDS. ©! Mrs. Lot re Raltwny Wen Say Present Comair Five puidiy and the hound have | Seneeunts. ond Lieutenants asstned FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN ‘ aes ie) Sevan e peitestrorn ane, Mei amaariuinen to select from, including Gabardines, i LEVELAND 0 \ man Chuirniin of the Mayor's Comm Cravenette Cashmeres. S$ nit wd uot I Mie W j t Yay Mohairs, Tweeds, Leatherettes. ete. iy Sar ane rua : pn |i, ca - This Is the Greatest Sale Since 1914 pel Volish ins from Unger route: Lien lil a You will find prices lower than in Silesia a normal times. Every one is invited ROAMER MAKES NEW to attend, as we positively guar- antee to cut Prices to 1914 level. RECORD AT DAYTONA | “The t nade at Daytona Keach, Fin. recent sald dynes A trew New York manager the me | Company, when a Roamer car, | sour A-eylinder Dues equipped wit be motor, With Leo f. Goodaned turn to spe Company since and presage ar est in ke conte “In thease ed new world for a measured mile, two niles, three miles, four miles, five | nd for a kilometer. ‘Phe t for conde per hour The best stock car record before th or at the January th the new flcure ured mile of 94.46 seconds ae ORPHANS’ AUTO DAY ON JUNE 16) Manager Wishes to Obtain Many Cars and Trucks to Carry Children, Orphans’ Automotile Day will be held uM Starlight Amusement Park on day, June 16. There is ttt that this longed-for affuir as a red letter day in the jlivea of New York's orphan down in the annals of Ory » Day hist the m Thurs doubt but | which stands | pour little | will a Auto: [ful outing ever tendered to the | iation has but a few w tain the number of cars and trucks | that | will be necessary to transport park bien ule amd tL amo. | IT KEMAINS MOUNT WAATOR, May The Nn tonal Geographic Boord voted unan imously to-day to retain the name| Mount Ranter for the peak in Wash- ington State that has Teen 80 knows for 180 years. A propos! to change It had heen under tine WASHINGTON sideration for | | ANY of the dishes fr | tizing an inv’ 4,882,546,699 gul aumed ......4,256,428,005 gat. Tires produced. . " 82,400,000 ” ‘Your Children would like Vegetables | should eat and that they refuse uently can be made appe- ing if they are properly | seasoned, This is particularly true of vegan both cooked and salad form. LEA & PERRINS’ | | | that children SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE adds to vegetables, potato, lettuce and tomato salads | a flavor and snap that will | make the children ask for | them. LEA & PERRINS 241 West Street, New York RUGS » LINGLEUMS At the New York Floor Covering Company, 60 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklya Our Fifth Anniversary Sale is now on. It is our greatest sale event of the year and, since we are acknowledged the largest retailers of floor coverings in the United States, it is not without reason that we claim it to be a floor covering sales event of real magnitude. Come to our store this week and see the extraordinary price attractions that the manufacturers’ liberal concessions permit us to make for this, OUR GREAT- EST ANNIVERSARY SALE, $50 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs $100 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs Extra heavy, very close woven, all wool rugs, You will agree to the moment you see then, Manufacturer's label on each rug vents us from using manufacturer's name the 850 value on these migs The low selling price pre $65 9x12 Seamless Royal Axminster These rugs have the deep, soft nap of h din In this lot of worsted wool ru , t n ot of worsted wool rugs you have the advan- ported Lae Du bility, ts aanital in the excellent | tage of a full range of patterns, ‘This particular material and) workmanship. Ne pattern quality rug, made in the most desirable patterns and inelnde s Oriental $90 9x12 Best Seamless ‘Axminsters In this splendid lot of rugs the In the of the most exclusive Persian; «1 Chinese eff oxi vs, Unsurpassed at most tasteful colors, is the manufacturer's popular grade, We are offering these at less than one-half their former x12 and 8.3x10.6 sixes; seamed or most 39 ts und pr | seamless quality is self-evident great variety of pattern ou are sure to find the one that will appeal to you. You will § $35 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs hot find it necessary to pad these rugs, Here is an opportunity to beautify your home with o as they are soft and thick Yxte ane very small money, In fact, the BINLOG sinc smallest thin pout these rugs is our selling CARPETS| price ; They are big in quality and there is 17 7 a mighty big variety to choose from Tapestry Carpet— 27 in. Wide Also 8.3x10.6 Size. This quality is particularly service ind desirable for stairs and hall runners. A pleasing BestImportedGrass Rugs riety of rich Persian and neat all-over ue red and brown combina AT HALF WHOLESALE PRICE DC Siena? cereeral'y tions. Speeial at, yard rh FA} for that hast , E : oa hese are of the same sturdy weave that has brought $2 Extra Heavy Velvet Cai pei | grass rugs into popular demand for all-year-round Velvet Carpet, suitable Very choice for | use. Some women prefer them to wool rugs for use Vixtra heavy Halls and stain selection of in Best assortment of patte ‘ patterns; 27 inches wide. During this sale 99¢@ Pier ki patterns in th SHES, ote $6.00 —4.6x7.¢ $3.00 | $8.00—8x10 $4.00 : $3 Wool Velvet Carpet / Freire 4500 xtra heavy all-wook carpet. Splendic | issortment of patterns, suitable for rut Very finest Reversible ¢ Rugs that are exclusive ners, stairs and halls; 27 inches wide be 1 59 | . ught elewhere e | $35.00 $13.98 $20.00 —6x9 Hxi2 12.49 RALO $6 Wilton Velvet Rugs per yard $7.98 5.98 $4 Wool Velvet Rugs 830.00 S15.00- 4,657.6 LINOLEUMS $1.98 Inlaid Linoleums Colors through to the back; ean never be ndid, pure-wool rigs | A good. size worn or washed out; 2 yards wide, Por ¢€ that were sold for $6 in |useful in any rx this sale, square rd norinal times: at very pretty $2.75 Inlaid Linoleums this record: low 3.98 sorlinent of pat 1. 98 Straight Line Tntlaid bar um; color price, 27x54 terns; 27x54 right through to the back 75 Felt Ba-e Floor Covering pleum patterns, It Congoleum Rugs~ AthaltPrice SANITARY RUGS, Known from Coast to Coast Mill Seconds at Less Than Half Regular Price. the most partioubers All the very latest His the best sani $5.00 4x0 $2.98 §15.00--9x9-—-special$7:98 tary floor covering made to-day. Ewa yard é 75 Gx special 4,98 | 817,00-—9x10.6 8.98 s full vel! 1 807 iy Roa e1000 Convenient to Subway New York Floor Covering Co. “60, Flatbush Av. 1 Block from BROOKLYN Fulton St Following Are a Few Opening Sale Prices FOR MEN & WOMEN mice 1.50000. 7.45 ier 14.50 0.15 rice 17.25.1150 ice 22.00 0....14.75 rice. 24.50 °°. 16.50 Mee 20.00. 18.75 bie 32.00 02.21.50 Extra Special for Children 350 Boys’ and Girls ae Giude Good r Raincoats, sizes to 16, all styles and colors, Coats in this 4 45 lot that seld for as high « RUBBERCOAT COMPANY $10.00. Special for openin sale, only 325-327 6th Ave. nasi St Old O’Neill-Adams Building NOTICE No Connection with Any Other Sixth Ave. with a Siinilar Name Store on Credit House 164, 168 and l?u Smith Street Corner Wyckoff St brooklyn’s Biggest 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Grand Street Co ner Driggs Ave- Discount Oil Credit Pure chasen on New you by 166, 6% Accounts advertia 4 og this pent with you. Victrolas “yer ie Prima Donnas sien i No Dineount on Hutking Mach Goud Cotton TASS Mattresses 6.98 swan ALTE Tibet hee DEEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, 2 premise nea ilticacaamenta Aimee |