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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
TOR SALE

One Of the most unique homes in the
city located on West Detroit St, In the
property overlooks the Hammond &C pa
try Club and without question surpas-
ses any location which could be pur-
chased IN the city. The home IS Of
bungalow type constructed Of brick
backed with hollow tile. All rooms arc
large and Will he decorated 10 the liking
OF the purchaser. Oak floors and trim
throughout Buiit-in fire place. book
case, colonnades. buffet, kitchen cabinet.
etc Tile bath with the best OF fixtures
Basement is high. having several COM
attached to the house. lot 80 foot wide
by l66 feet deep, with black dirt and
csmented drive way Don't fail TO see
this property Il is worth while. Price
1850, with reasonable cash payment
down, balance monthly.
Ten room house located on the south
side. west Of Hohman and near Harrf-
son Park Suitable for large family or
rooming house. Furnace. basement and
all other modern Improvements Price
$4,000, reasonable terms.
Six room bungalow located on Lyons
street. oak floors and trim throughout
Buiit-in features, sttractively decora-
ted, full seven foot basement with fur-
mace, coal bin and laundry. Excellent
lawn with shrubs, etc. Price $5SOu.
Terms
Five room bungalow on south side.
modern in every respect Finished gum
wood and fioored IN oak. Two large
bed rooms. each with two windows
Full seven foot basement with Holland
furnace. coal bin and laundry Fine
lawn. driveway, and fence surround
ing back yard. Screens for windows
and doors. Price $4,000. with small
cash payment down. balance like rent.
GOSTL1N, MEYN & HASTINGS. INC
Realtors
On Holman corner OF State. Open
evenings Phone 140 Hammond. Ply
FOR SALE OR RF.NT-Reasonahle. =
new brick bungalow. six rooms and
bath hot air furnace. stationary laun-
dry tubs, gas and electric fixtures. To-
Gated in best resident district Apply
4 L. u -
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Others 10 select from
Easy Payments
Free Records
wYMAN PIANO COMPANY
r. II Reid. Mgr.
525 Holman ST, Hammond 2.13.3t
FOR SALE-No. S Underwood type
writer. First SIS takes It Room
81. R4xnbach bldg. Hammond z.11o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
PHOTOGRAPHS
BARGAINS

This special Offering Of beautiful in
struments taken in exchange on higher
tharou ghly overhauled and are fully
This is the best lot OF standard make
we have ever offered. Pric-
5~f-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
LOST AND FOUND

T-11e-r--vvlfte male Angora Cat. reward
OF SIS for return to Mrs Starr. ST.
HemIock St. Indiana Harbor Z.le-S
IoST-Wednesdav afternoon, brcwn
Finder viii please phone 1901 h N :
nonc-
TOsU,LSflver mesh purse, between IN
diana Harbor Confectionery and Au-
ditoriunn Wednesday night L'perE' ~
rs-d Mary I.ahev South Shore Hotel.
-hnn. 1a1 East Chico 60. ~ -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
WANTED Tn PENT

~ 4 .-rrr,r1 TO- RH~N-r-Bv responsible
rarty, a small furnished house: 10
drssa p o. BOX CSC Hammond. 1:17;2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

Lna aggregate payments to be maae
under the contract
Tho Board OF Public Works reserves
tho right to reject amy or all bids
and TO waive technical defects In a
proposal advantageous to the City OF
Hammond.
A. J. SWANSON. Pres
JACOB WIKER,
r. C DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works
z. w. MILES.
Clerk of water Department
2-11-1T-z4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

LEWIS e BARNES.
WILLIAM p. PATTERSON
JOHN b BURKE,
BOARD Of Public Works
Attest: BLANCHE E. DOUGAN,
Clerk 2.17-24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
FOR SALE
SOUTH SIDE ACREAGE
HARRISON STREET

Paved and paid in full Only Is
minutes walk TO car line. acres Of
rich black productive soil. Hammond
is growing south so rapidly. only ques-
be absorbed by exclusive city lots:
Good Investment A profit to you OF
at least 500 per cenk- JUST think
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN T.. IL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Write to
OWNER, care Times, Hammond 9-i1-f
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LEGAL NOTICE

grees with the north line Of said right
of-way of tho wabash Railroad Company
to the north line OF the right-of-way OF
the Chicago, Lake Shore and South BEND
Railway Com peny, thence easterly along
the norther1y righL-of-wsy OF the said
Chicago. Lake Shore and South Bend
center line of said Section One ID thence
north along said center line OF said Sec
ton One ~. distance of Sixty GOD
feet thence westerly on a line parallel
to and sixty (6O) feet from the said
northerly right-of-way line OF said Chi
cage, Lake Shore and South Bend Rail-
way Company to "a point on a line eighty
ESQ feet from and measured at right
angles 10 the aforesaid run line which
measures thirty 800 degrees with the
north lire Of said Wabash Railroad Com
pany's right-of-way. thence sou thwester
ly on a line parallel to the aforesaid run
line. which measures thirty (30e degrees
with the saIo north tine OF the rlght-of-
way OF the said wabash Railroad Corn
psny To the south line OF said Chicago
Lake shore and South Bend Railway
Company. thence southeasterly TO the
The following is list OF the property
benefited and damaged by said opening
together with the amount of such bene-
its and damages and the names OF the
owners and holders thereof and all in
terest therein:
Lake Shore and
Michigan Sou
thern r. r
Company 1900
Chica 60. I4aks
Shore and East
----ern Ry. Co. 5000 1.7S5.eo
Chicago, Lake
Shore & South
Bend Ry. Co. z15.oo 1zb.os
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

y -
318 Favette ST., Hammond
phone 1855. ii-ss-tf
new tires, extra tires. flrst class
condition Call 524, 119th st, phone
ISM Whiting. 2.16.S
FOR SAI-E,--One Ton Ford truck first
class shape. cheap. Phone 144s. 4o0s
Parrish ave. East Chicago. piss
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS.
HERE TT Is
A FORD COUPE FOR $3.50
Practically new car. new tires, en-
amel perfect. motor like new. in fact,
good as new. Must he seen to be ap-
preciated but this car VIII be sold be-
Tore morning. Better hurlE If you want
LAKE COUNTY AUTO sUPPLY AND
SALES
II a Thlel. Prop.
Douglas and Holman st. Phone 1741
Hammond. 2:I7:2
FOR SALE-2ss ton Betz truck. stake
body, IN good condition. Inquire at
Mason St Phone 1z21-M Hammond
before $3.50 p. n. 2.16:3
FOR SALE OR TRADE-is1s Buick
,, touring 4sso 500: 1919 Paige touring:
Ford touring, $3.50. 1906 Forsyth. ave.
phone e72-M East Chicago. 2:16:.
10 YOU DRIVE A CAR Q
bargains home with you. These are
clearing prices and every ono OF them
in excellent running order.
Come PREPARED to make = deposit
Tor these cars will be sold this week
Hudson touring car, specially priced
at $4,000.
Five pSgr touring, sls5-
Oakland touring, S5:5.
Chandler touring, S595.
Chandler touring 1920. sS75.
Cleveland Sedan (oemonstratorl only
ST. ~htly used, just like a new car. 1880
Pay what you car spare down. 8
iof, ss a is reasonable payment and
LAKE COUNTY TITO SUPPLY AND
RI. e. Thiel. PROP
Corner Douglas and Holman. Phone
f741 Hammond. " z;l5;Se
FOR SALEl-Dodge truck. Al condition
S & S. Garage &, Sales. State Line
and Sibley st. HammorC. z:le:S
FOR SAr.E=Ford touring car, or trade
for Ford truck. 4o4 ASH 81.
Hammond. 90 =
FOR SATF-Taxf Cab Al condition
Will sell cheap, acct OF other Dusi-
ness 1907 Wegg ave. Phone i5sZ-5
East Chicago. z:l1 .
IDOK-LoOKi
1920 CHEVROLET TOURING sS2o
The first party here with the money
Gets II This car IS IN excellent shape
in every way--one Of the biggest used
Act quick II you want Il.
LAKE, COUNTY -ATr~0 SUPPLY AMI
SALES
II A. Thiel Prop.
Douglas and Holman Mt, Pncne - =
Hammond. ----1 : 1 : =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

FOR SALE-By owner, before March
1st a strictly modern s room bum
ralow at 1916 Van Buren, St. furnish
ID including piano and electric wash
or oak floors. Holis>nd furnace. dust
proof coal bin. fruit cabinet. east
ronsage. large porch shrubbery. trees
and lawn. blocks to car line. VIII
sell house separate Must be seen TO
ne appreciated. One-third cash. ball
ance like rent -;1f:2
FOR SALE-I2y owner. s room house,
with electric and gas, lots. good
location, built years ago, newly paint
ed. Price $500 for quick sale AZ
Garfield ave-. West Hammond 2:17:2
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MODERN BUNGALOW
ONLY $4,000


BAUER STREET
CLOSE TO CALUMET AVE.
Six rooms and bath, frame nrIrga-
low, large front porch. Colonial columns
leading 70 Library book case. colon
Males with electric lights. kitchen cab
met laundry tubs. furnace, cemented
IT basement
INVESTIGATE VIII sell like Hot
Cakes. only question OF beating the 9TH
er follow 10 IT. Don't Pay rent when
you can get q bargain like this and
pay same as ntAl. HURRY" VIII
be vacant March lat Call our OFFICE
1917.
FRANK u. FWACHEWICZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains
I53 State st. Hammond Open Eve
nings 2:16:3
FOR sAI-Seyer room residence good
location Call 1261-1L 81 Elm ct.
Hammond 2:1<;s
FOR SAL-By owner. Kenwood bun
galow. ; largo rooms and sun par
Tor. strictly modern. attached ghraEHr
terrace write B.. caro- Times. Ham
Inond. s:lI:1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

FOR SALE
Beautiful S-room home on
Highland St, so # lot; brick
garage with cement drive,
oak floors and trim, sun par
lor, ? fire places, wall safe,
and all built-in features,
bookcase, buffet, etc, hot
water heat. Price $4,000.
3-story brick business
prospect on State ST., one
half block from four corners.
3 fats and one store, steam
heat. Price So, 900.
These properties are be-
ing sacrificed account of
owner leaving city.
Phone Hammond $3.50.
Peoples Cooperative State
Bank. 2-17-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

Hall to receive and hear rerponstrances
from all persons interested and will de-
eide whether the dement's 70 the pro-
perty liable to be assessed for such i'm
provement Will equal the estimated cost
thereof and Will thereafter confirm,
modify or rescind It's Preliminary Res
olution.
BY order Of the Board Of Public
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
Gary Land Co. 1.ez5.oo

Land Co. 1.ez5.0o
and awards
- order Of the Board OF Public
LEWIS e BARNES.
WILLIAM r. PATTERSON,
JOHN 3. BURKE,
Board of Public Works
: 80 clop * = : s:s:1e:1T
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-75 feet with small house,
fine location, for Improvement Price
$4,000. Address Box 29s, Ham. ali 2
FOR SALE-Tsy owner Why pay from
$4,000 to $1,000 for room bungalow
when you -. get fat modern brick
building. Nth separate hot water
heating plant for eash fiat, oak fini'.
throughout, buit-in features, strictly
modern in every way. large basement
with plenty of light, less than one block
from street car line, for $1,000? Part
payment down, balance monthly Live
in one fiat and rent the other. Tt will
pay for itself. Phone 1919 Ham. PIT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

HIGHEST CASH PRICE, PAID for
STOCKS OF DRY GOODS. JEvELRT.
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE. Quote
FuU particulars first letter. Address
E-1an care Times. Hammond. 2:14:6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

Hotel. Hammond. SASS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every city and
town Greatest Of all Ford ac-
cessory Entirely new and different
Exec optional earnings Write only for
particulars BIood-Davies Co. 122 s.
Michigan ave-, Chicago. 2:15:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
Mrs. e. Lee.
certified medium.
Advice Daily on
Right way to live.
Hours 9 to 9.

s o. m. Everybody welcome. FREE.
500 State Line St. Phone Hammond
3346.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WA .ETS-Experienced hand sewers,
on coats, vests and pants work State
Tailor Lincoln and Plummer. West
Hammond s.l1.o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

LEWIS f. BARNES.
WV TIAM p PATTERSON
JOHN =. BURKE,
Board OF Public Works
Attest: BLANCHE E. DOUGAN.
Clerk. s:17-24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR REGT-Furn;shed rooms. 500 ana
81 q day Spring cots. $50 Ely cha
week So. SO and 81 Kctal Casletens
Hammond JOS w
FSP PFFT-5 furnished rooms, warn
comfortable and private. 40 h
Douglas st. phone SHOW, Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

LEWIS F. BARNES
WILLIAM =. PATTERSON
JOHN r BUPKF.
Board of Public Works
Attest: BLANCHE Z. DOCGAE.
Clerk 2.1o:17
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

s'Quicl Sale Bargains
Corner Oakley and Plummer avenues.
Phone Hammond 2t71. Open evenin Is
2:17
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

" 49, LEWIS e. BARNES.
WILLIAM p PATTERSON
JOHN r BURKE.
Board OF Public Works.
test: BLANCHE E. DOUGAN,
Clerk. -:I0:If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

COAI-Telephpnes Hammond 655 and
6fS. Calumet Coal and supply Conn
pSny Hammond 11:3o.f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-17

FOR RFNr-s room fat. furri. ccmplete
for light hskpg.. modern except heat,
sol Nay st Phone e75-M Ham s;lt;z
Jv6fe. frrrST--x7urnisned front rooms
for tight hskpg. On Highland street
NEAR Holman Also garage. Address
--211 cara Tines. Hammond. ave
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LIVELY ENGLAND

VIIIlEN Mrs I.i"y Il George nh>cr, cd N nil
w carnestncsS that troUbl" improved III.
health Of her distinguished husband and thar
she was therefore happy 70 So" him engaged
in d politi"a! war sh" Wu$'' >l"un.n. from
Il mood OF fA""tl"Us eXag."ra'!vI.. That +
clear now. The former prin." Minister Of
Britain was never 50 I!v.d Of speech. never
90 lively, never NOR" Hh" t" as>Ilu" and
hold the aggressive attitud,. 'i;.a he has l.,r,
since he was forced "r.t OF E,> job. lie
was always NOR" brilliant out of Office than
in il. and ,h" rul" >r.l! holds.
"TranqUility:" he -nccr~d, VsInr ,he
term that Bonnr Law devised TO lc!inc the
hope and aims OF tho Conservatives '"Timt
isn't policy. 1t Is It yaWn,'
Lloyd George can put twenty Or thirty
such ep!grams into one ,a>Un and i'm.
prOmptu speech 10 Il crU"I. and no lWo Il
them are ever alike,
Viewed from this sid" o. rh" world, tic
progress Of the new political movements in
England Is not easy - understand. Only
II part "f the story seems t" hr "ou4lng over
the cables. The partial collapse OF tho
Labor Party movement. a movement hardly
more radical than that planned IN Mr.. WE.
son time By III" Demo ratS-cl"ar.y has
astounded even the I.Uhorit"S themselves
They had hoped actually to control the
Government which viii almost certainly be
established TO succeed the one which dis.
pluced Lloyd GEORGE Som" Of their prophets
we're talking about Il tax on wealth. That
is the suggestion that appears to have almost
disrupted their movement.
At bottom the British are the most demo
cratic people IN the world, and IN some ways
the most conservative. Workers In great
numbers have been voting against their own
! leaders They seem t" have reacted !nstInr-
| lively against a theory which, while it would
| have brought some Immediate revenues 70
| III" royal treasury, would almost as Quickly
| have broken down the foundations of the
| British economic system.
So in England We hay" the spectacle OF
| radicals and near radicals turning con =
scrvutive az the last minute and refusing Ia
vote for men who were pledged to do their
! bidding in public Offices.
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NOW MY IDEA IS THIS!
Daily Talks Win Thinking Phadelphiau Subjects They
KnO,V Best
knOlV Best

solution of salt water II will continue beat
ing for many hours before it stops. When
this occurs. if il be- placed in salt water con.
tanning little lime it will revive and begin
beating anew.
at has been found that iodine, which
even In the hrathiest exists In tho body in
rlinute amount. is most important for It's
action upon those singular and vital organs
called the durtlcss glands. Of these glands
the thyroid requires the largest amount of
are deprived of iodin" in food and water
they often develop gotrr. Impure salt. ice
cream SAT-. contains an appreriable amount
or iodine. but white rab" salt has scarcely
trace or non" AT all. Salt water contains
Iodine also and perhaps it is this element
~ water and air that makes Il sOjOurn ut the
shore so beneficial to many persons.
'It Is we'll known that goitcr is much lrss
'nhiIi"I among thos" who live near the SEA
man among those living on the uplands. 1t
ANA OFTEN i mrnnrr to life
I'm ohio. lr. David Marine. knowing the
prevalence Of the disease. experimental hap.
ply with school children, with the consent
of Il salt OF iodine daily for several weeks
twir" II year. The result WAS an almost
entire wiping ont of the disease. and i, is
now pr"p"Srd to hav" people use impure.
uhr"ilnr salt in order to ger the iodine they
need. In Switzerland bottles containing
pupils may inhae the element and benefit
thereby.
Purity In Water
''I'hr reason goitrr is so prevalent in the
mountains and the lake regions is hrrousn
N" i"d!n" has all been washed out of thc
""il by IT." rain. Water from the puresi
snring IN H." mnunta!nS cannot he SO salu.
hr!"uS rs that from our littl" dirty river,
from the standpoint of preventing gnitar unI
rr"'"r'tng nervous health. provided the
water Is filtered as II is.
=" it can he plainly seen. naradvxirol
rs II seems. that certain deficiency diseases
may b" cAuScd by tn" exclusive or even
partial us" Of foods and water that ar. too
pun" in II sense. Wien ] was Il boy it was
r"mn"n saying that We must all 'cat n
peck OF drl in our lifetime In some ways
this is beneficial if the dirt is Of the prourr
Sort.
IF there is II deficiency in certain chcul
Gals or vitainiAcS in one kind Of food. others
ln'h b" eaten 10 make up the deficit An
aged and wealthy lady living in Il fashion.
all" section "i This city was seized with n
mysterious diS"as" which puzzled her pLysj,
r!al. m"r" experienced doctor having
been summoned diagnosed the comulaiut ns
s"nrvy; Her diet for years had been OK.
".n>iv"ly toast aud tea neither of which
""niuinS any vi,amnes. iodine or mulch
lime Al fresh fruits and vegetables con-
| tain them and they are essential for tho
| "rlI-briig Of the human body
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Answers to SATURDAYS Quiz

!. Tho invention OF the first mechanical
devlc" FOR registering and reproducing
speech or other sound Is accredited 70
hnd,sG r9m scott ine in isS tis nysn''Sn
which recording and reproducing III.
,truIeEts OF the present day are
based.
., Pietra dura Is tho namc given to the
finest kiGds of tlorentine mosaic Work.
IN which the inaid materials are hard
stones. such as jasper. carne!ian, an!e-
thyst. agate. etc.
3. seryile Wars was, the name given by the
P"mans 10 three !nsurrecti>ns OF
saves. The most dramatic Of these
',a,hicts was that In wlirn n band of
rladiators from Capua. Under Spar.
t'cus revolted, acquired numerous ad:
over Italy and defeated four Roman
armies IN succession before the up:
I,s'ng was finally suppressed IN IL
4. Tho raven, the crow and the parrot
sometimes live as long as 100 years,
O. Joln AHtmS and Thomas Jefferson died
on the Same Fourth or July, 1926 and
Jhin,s Monroe died on tho Fourth 2
o. MG'illl University, in Montreal. Is the
-. .frEe%t university in Canada.
T. The first scheme for playing baseball was
devised devised by Major Abner doubleday IN
1889 at ConperStOwn. n. Y. Tho game
was Developed from towrbali into 7
d,nmond-Shaped field, and Il code OF
nlayins rules was. adopted by tho
Nn'fkGth9sker SIX r, Ili. Baseball Club Of New
5, William Rufus tWilliam ID, who regned
rom 1857 TO 100, was 20 calleC be.
Hau&e u" had red hair. Rufus II
D. coming events cas-, their shadows
before occurl In Thomas Ca,npbevs
10 The National asa AsnsmSS y SSo rdrk. s,,s
w the city of Angora. Anntolla.
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IN BABYLON

W" note IN II New York dispu,rh
y truly WOndrous story.
All l;hhylon i out to catch
\ monster hug" and CORY;
\ monkey man who night and mann
still wears Il wicked smile and
Does mischief dire. 4 bir boLm"n
IN Babylon. Long Island.
y bil bnGoOn IN HdbUiOn,
" lar" 10 hrar 'cm onbbic an,
W nnfi" trirks they LnbLlc on
IN Baby'on, Lomg ISiqnd.
boy who met and looked urop
-, Il" anima with lonlhing
NnH promptly spanked and bude b,p,n..
bul l"lt behind his Thing
IN" hig balloon donncd hat and shoes.
His tricks did much uStorish
iHr n"F' heanwhi!", had spread the news
In accents l'abyloniSh. '''" "'
i bJ bnb0On in BaLyIDu,
~ SHr1W SiUTcd the ,abLie op,
LLrfrmcnt mute them LubLir m.
IN accents BaLylonish.
tun' runners had the ape. III, said
-, Hut from the ship il boltcd
They looked on rum when II v,, r,,I
ANA then by Fate were otnd
We do not doubt that these old turs
- WIN m"nk"y shines w"r" rhumuy.
h.I swear hN--Wrll, al least. three stuy.
The yarn itself iH runny,
! d'g Lnb0on ia Hdbpion?
nh. tnGbie on. folks! TaLLic ou,
LET anfarc takers bubble ON
IN babylon. lor'idMmD' q. A.
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NEW TRAFFIC LANES

I A MONG the many benefits which this
"A community will derive from the Dcla-
vare River Bridge not the least iS the
acquisition Of new point of view con-
esrning adequate traffic arteries.
s The dime is coming when radical changes
mast be made in the street plans of central
Philadclphin Wide thoroughiaros must be
.at through TO relieve tn" blockades and
iams even now reaching formidable pro
portions.
The opening of Spring Garden street from
nixth to the Delaware already IS provided
lor by councilmanc ordinance. In line
Nth this necessary projected improvement
a the north and south traffic channel FRO.
foeed by Councilman Ilctzcll. lie will in
roduce on Thursday an ordinance author.
&1ng the recopstrurton Of Sixth street be-
tween Spring Garden and Chestnut. The
l0eW width Is to he 100 feet,
Nh There Is 'commendabe foresight in this
x nonooQtion which unluestionnbly will prove
4, 1900 service to the bridge traffic. The
f1ns ef the work should help to con-
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DEFINITENESS LAST

: A GREEMENT on definite plan for
"A raising the $50, 900 900 needed 10
finance the fair is a step in the direction
OF accomplishment.
IT justiics the hope that the fair project
will pass from the realm of pious aspiration
into that of determined purpose.
1t Is not unreasonable to expect that the
city will appropriate So 900 900 or that the
State and the Nation will each appropriate
$3.OOO,oOO or that S6.oOQ,0o can be OBJ
tained from the citizens OF Philadelphia.
II these expectations are realized there will
remain only s., 900 900 TO be rai -ed by a
loan secured by the gate receipts
The sum which It is planned to raise is
adequate for al reasonable purposes. It
will pay for the development ut the site and
for the structures which must b" built to
hold the exhibits. aud il Will make 1t posst-
Die to build those structures in such style
% will please the eye.
The resignation of T.. +. Stotr>hury from
the chairmanship of the Finance COMMITTEE
OF the Fair Association was expected. lIc
10 not in favor of holding the fair. and hc
very properly decided that a man who does
favor it should be in charge Of is financial
program. However much the believers IN
the project may disagree with him. they
will respect his right to his own opinion
just as they will respect his sens" OF the
fitness Of things in making way Tor some
one else
His resignation clears ii" way for The
appointment as chairman OF a tinHnvicr
who has no doubts whatever about the Wis
dom of inviting the world 10 this city in
1926 to celebrate the 1JUth anniversary Of
the adoption Of the Declaration Of lndr-
pendence or about tn" financial ability Of the
city to take care Of the celebration.