1. J. I. PRESIDENT TALKS
CONCERNING CUMBERSOME LAWS
Dr. Howe Says the New Tax Too Small
Automobile Laws Should Be Simplified.
AUTO ACCIDENTS DELIVERED
Claim Is Made That 1M% Percent of All Accidents Result From Neglect of Individual O'er.
WASHINGTON, D.C., October 21. — "We now have too much automobile law. The next trend must be toward elimination of all unnecessary restrictions and the onto intent of a few simple rules and regulations that may be easily understood, easily enforced, and, as nearly as possible, universally observed. Such an organization would in many instances do away with about three-fourths of our present laws."
President H. M. Howe, of the American Automobile Association, thus states forth the present problem of the motor owner. Continuing, the head of the national organization says:
"But traffic rides and regulations are yet in their formative period. Many remain to be done before avoidable accidents may be reduced to a minimum. The principal difficulty is the unwieldy."  In the midst of the public to accept and obey such rules and regulations. While there has been some time in it, at the attitude within the last year or so, there still remains an immense amount of educational work before we can hope to secure that cooperation from the public which is necessary to the effort of working out of any set of rules for the form and the government of its trade. 