Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 46

46 THE ONE MAN TO DIRECT CHICAGD'S TRAFFIG Will Flash “Ston" and “Go” Signals to Autoists From Central Station. By con CHICAGO. June i experimenting study, Chicago ha tricity, instead of the solution of worst traffic A synchronized system of stop g0 signal lights will automatically direct both automobile and pedest travel through all of the gested downtown sections Dby el N now four and five ¥ emen are re quired on each cori to keep traftic in line only one will be the new system in ope An intricate control sy ed from the basement of th by one man, will direct maze of downtown travel Study has shown that by this method, not only safety but speed as well ill be ob tained through proper timing of controls, which automatically send all traffic east and west at a signal, and then all travel north and south The killing by automobiles of 296 persons and injuring of thousands more in Chicago during the firs months of vear has she need for some cha in the method o traffic After evears of thorough-zoi decided that el trafhic and cops. one of the world’s problems city’s con Octo. Where will “Fixing. re city Court ime t s let it 1on a traftic control to prevent * of arrests for 4 plan which they think other Investi revealed that tren e hundrads rests fc olations ever 1 is announced Vlv‘\ calls fo of books contai separate slips slip_of the book e which the office rested autoist, the second is u bond whi e driver sizns wher receives his slip, the 3 man wddress, license nu The bond is s any tamp: penitenti scheme is viol less populir tem of control i make auto travel trian and driver SERVICE CLUB STAYS wfer both for IN BARRETT CONTROL District Supreme Court Refuses In- junction Asked by Legion Auxiliary's President. The Service Club. inauzurated by the late Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett at| 218 Third street. and being by her son. Maj. Charles Sarret Mrs. Marguerita G. Peckham, her husband, Peckham Fawcett garet Franklin, will not be interfered with for the present Justice Hitz of the Dist Court yest show cause which was obt by Mrs. rule to faction ned some Leon Arnold, local pre of the American Legion Mrs. Arnold had asked that the fendants be restrained names American I Service Club, Legi ice Club, and the District ul' Co! nmhu Club. or from obtaining crec sociates an e national or Arnold be presern when r The d the operate TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National So This Is comedy, at $:20 p.m. Keith’s—Van and Schenck ville 15 and $:15 p.m Earle—Joseph K. V ville, continuous from 1 Metropolitan—"My ous from 11 a.m."to 11 p.m Palace—"Old Home Week 5 0 und 5/ diamiss the LAl they mdd London vaude itson o 11 pm. Son.” continu T 9:40 pom D the Town 435, 6:15, 8 w‘ 1' 30 a.m Tivoli—Proud Flesh,” ut 235, 4:23 6:20, 8:10 and 10 p.m Ambassador 6:25, 810 nnd Central 30, 5, 6:30, Man and pom “Frivolous Sal,” 12:30, S and 9:3¢ e Wild Oats Maid." Great Organ Fallmg Apa)t k. il 5 Dame ime s kind any from dry the finest instrument of where, is now falling apart rot. v ind- | n | which needed with | [y | eight” or the [ ¥ pedes. | tinued | Roberta | Supreme | continu European Cities Replenishing Zoos | In Formgn Marts |Demand for Wild Beasts, 3 Grows—War Reduced i Animal Stock: Corresnondence of the A LONDON, May 6--The demand inimals of various parts been gzreater this ) vears owing itinental in their were de- iated Press o stocks which Moscow mong other far away points, has come into the market fc s Soviet intentions 1o zoo in the Russian capital, had been closed since the revolution. The Russians desire | particulariy jungle beast and birds of plumage not procurable in theiv ('u\\n country F | which had an enormous zZoo |\\ r to the w also begun buying animals lin foreign markets to replenish the i supply which had begun to disappear nine yvears when the food situation in the war stricken |areas wae at its wor | England has come rival | importation of country now beins beit | branch out in this particular busi- iness since the Germans lost (]H‘il colonies. While there been |little mor the demana | | ndard zoo been more lions and have bheen reopen the ) (he front this v in the this ed to |zebras than the lable to supply. . In one_steamship arrived 15 elephants !.1pn|\ Tasmanian manian wombats, numers o { hundreds of assorted pa antelopes, zebras, ti and a_collection of cra es, which is said to be the | shipment of its kind on dealers recently > Tasmanian 12 T Deer Killers Jailed. Special Dispatch to The St RICHWOOD, W 1 deer 0 days in ARNIVAL —cquipment. 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Week June ‘ ~” KEITH~ ALBEE VAUDEVILLE- FUN SONG, DANCE, BEAUTY | A Gula Festial of Eitraordinary m”i SCHENCK The Pennant.-Winning Battery of Bpecial Unusual Feature " “BABY MAXIN Bongs in the. and Dan Added Attr i KEITH'S ANNUAL REVUE | 1925 Edition h 38 Beautitul and Charming Society Girls and_Talented You THE SIIAI!ROGKS MAKER & REDFORD 6 Other K. Albee Features Good Orch. Seats Mats.. 50c; Eves. $1. Good Balco: Seats, Mats 28c.: E 36c. BARGAIN MATINEES (,)\ Every Suzdsy asd Monday '} Phones MAIN 4484. 4459652;[1% Btyls Gilda Gray | NATIONAL TONE $1.10 - 83c - 50c Mat. Sat. Seats, 85¢ and 50c fonal Theater Players tion Clifford Brooke, Offer GEO. M. 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