The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-22
PRIVILEGE LISTS
AID TO TOURISTS
District Motorists Interested
In New Laws of Neigh
boring States.
By HARRY WARD.

During the coming season, IL is eX-
Dected more Washington motorists VIII
tour than ever before. This being the
case. the motorists are greatly inter
ested in the news that drifts down from
Harrisburg that since the new Penn
sylvania automobile law became effect
I've, on January /, carrying with II
reciprocity arrangement with other
States In the matter OF registration
numbers, the State Highway Depart
ment has been preparing to see that
these privileges are extended only 10
the motorists OF States extending sim
liar 'c0urtesies." As a move in this
direction. the department has compiled
and sent out a list or States which
extend privileges or partial privileges.
The list will be found Of interest 20
every motorist IN this city who intends
TO tour during the summer months. It
is as follows:
New Jersey-License good for eight
days. or for four periods OF two days
each, Issued for 81.
Delaware--PrivileEe for ten days to
! licensed Pennsylvania cars.
New York-Exempt, n laws OF home
state are complied With, and tags dis
played on rear.
Ohio-Exempt. II laws Of home STATE
are complied with.
lndiana-Exempt II tag Of home State
Is displayed.
lllinois-Exempt II tags OF resident
State are displayed front and rear
Acknowledgment exemption. pro-
vided tags Of home State are displayed
front and rear.
Connecticut-Exempt for ten days.
revocable if convicted or violation OF
motor car law.
District Of Columbla-EXempt Il State
tag and credentials are displayed; other
non-residents exempt II they register
within twenty-four hours after arrival.
observation-disclosures for seven days
If tag or home State is shown
Vermont-Exempt for ten days II
home tag Is shown; after that owner
must register in Vermont
North CarOlina-Exempt If passing
through State.
Rhode Islsnd-Exempt for twenty
days annually II home state tag Is dis
played
Maryland-Has no reciprocity law.
! NOn-resiCents OF Pennsylvania are eX-
: emyt for g. period Of ten davs II tdey
have compiled with the requirements OF
, the State in which they reside, and dis
play upon their machines number tags
that Indicate the State by which they
are issued and their register mum ber-
This exemption. however, viii not apply
10 residents Of States which do not eN-
tend similar privileges 10 residents OF
Pennsylvania.
Miller Brothers Auto and Supply
Company are greatly interested in in
formation received from Detroit 10 the
effect that arrangements have been
made with a S6,Oo1.OU bonding company
for the issuance Of individual bonds 10
purcEs sers OF Ford cars who desire this
protection IN addition 10 the pledges OF
the Ford Motor Company itself 70 hold
its customers Tree OF damages for in
friuEement and 20 sacrifice its own
100000 OF assets n necessary to do so.
This is the plan which Henry Ford has
decided on. TO offset the effect OF the
publicity in which the Association OF
Licensed Automobile Manufa cturers has
warned prospective purchasers against
unlicensed cars
Washington motorists are mantle sting
| considerable interest I'm the Jones live
map. which is one Of the features Of the
/ exhibit Of the United Manufactu rerS',
! Incorporated, now being displayed by
/ the National electrical Supply Company
/ This live map Is q revolving card whose
I rim represents enc hundred miles OF
road divided into one hundred and sew
entv-ya ard sections. As the automobile
moves the map slowly revolves under
a pointer In other words the live mar
/ is a photograph Of the road II has
| disc records. covering all the popular
Touring routes Of the country.
] The Carter Motor Car CORPORATE n re-
} ports the sale of a Washington touring
J lear TO Louis HartiE and q similar car
with q tourabc7Jt body to ". g. Yates
Both are Of J5-horsepower.
/ Accompanied by several friends. Fred
] S Lincoln. the Spoerer agent, left thi,
( AFTERNOON for Baltimore, where he vii
| attend the opening Of the aUtomobil,
hIw tonight.