Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

resolutions of the former body could not
be disresarded. and il was voted by the
NJ. G. a. to make the change in the re-
liability rules to take effect Immediately.
AS the Glidden tour cars Will compete
on a time schedule only. it further
recommended that there be no technical
examination at the end. and that ties for
the different trophies be decided by lot.
Great Western forty horsepower. fore
door touring cars, finished in royal pur-
pie, We're delivered last week to ii. W.
Van Sender and L. Pliny Moran four
passenger torpedo touring car was also
delivered to r. f. Ray. All of the cars
We're fully equipped.
Ted :. Johnston. manager of the
Buick Motor Company. returned last week
in Buick $50" from Cedarhurst. l.. L..
accompanied by Robert II. Martin of the
local branch MIR. Johnston left the same
day for Flint. Mich
There is sure to be unusual activity dis
played on the part of Automobiles and
their representatives at the next session
of the New Jersey Legislature at Tren-
ton, for, while there is still some
friction between the clubs, all the
motorists are determined to fight
vigorously for reciprocity for out
of the state Automobiles. The New
ark Motor Club has announced its
intention of taking active interest in
the affairs concerning automobilists at
Trenton. but according TO Vice President
De Witt &. Reynolds. the club advocates
the changing of the law 80 provide for
the absolute free admission of non-resi-
dents for limited period. Other New
Jersey motorists in favor of full
reciprocity; extending TO visiting mo-
florists the same privilege that their
states allow New Jerseymen. For in
stance, New York allows New JerseyiteS
the free use of highways during the
entire year. provided the New Jersey law
allows visiting New Workers the same
privilege.
As a result of a Joint meeting of manu-
facturers of road machinery and ma
terials and representatives of the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Improve
ment. held in New York, plans have
just been formulated by the committee
ton of manufacturers at the great road
congress of the American Association at
Richmond. Va, November 20-23, 1911.
The manufacturers will hold their meet
ing on the afternoon of November II.
following the sessions of the highway en-
gineers, contractors and officials. and AT
that time expect to perfect permanent
organization for the purpose of aiding
tho cause OF road Improvement and to
cooperate with the American Association
and other similar organizations.
Pending the formation Of Il perma nent
organization of manufacturers at Rich
mond, the committee appointed a the
New York conference is actively CO.
operating with the American Association
! for Highway Improvement in its efforts
to make the Richmond congress the most
| important and influential event of its
kind ever held, well az aiding the
, "A association To make its general work
most effective. The manu- acturerS com
mittee Is composed of Nat Tyler ir..
! president Of the Monarch Road Roller
! Company. chairman: Daniel I. Pierce Of
/ the Parbcr Asphalt Paving COMPANY. soc
! rotary. J. A. Robeson. president of tho
RoheSon Process Company: G. +. Wood
/ bridge Of the Texas Company, ". 7.
! Beatty of the Austin Western Company