. The railway terminal problem of Chicago; a series of addresses before the City club, June third to tenth, 1913, dealing with the proposed re-organization of the railway terminals of Chicago, including all terminal proposals now before the City council committee on railway terminals. . merit. They are very suggestive. They arebtu y buggeste conscicntious studics, they represent an immense amount of throughtand research. Should we not then devise some means of getting thebenefit of all of them and of the further study that may be necessary?Should we not follow the suggestion that has been made
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. The railway terminal problem of Chicago; a series of addresses before the City club, June third to tenth, 1913, dealing with the proposed re-organization of the railway terminals of Chicago, including all terminal proposals now before the City council committee on railway terminals. . merit. They are very suggestive. They arebtu y buggeste conscicntious studics, they represent an immense amount of throughtand research. Should we not then devise some means of getting thebenefit of all of them and of the further study that may be necessary?Should we not follow the suggestion that has been made in difi^erentquarters already, namely, that some plan should be adopted by whichthis whole subject can be gone into in the light of all of thesestudies and from a scientific standpoint. Why, for example, shouldnot the people who have made these contributions to the subject begiven a retainer, not only for the work which they have done, butfor the work which they may do, working jointly together for thebest final plan.* Let it be a work of enthusiasm. Why should wenot work together in the study of this problem, so vital to ourwhole future.* 98 PRINTED BY R. E. DONNELLEYAND SONS COMPANY, AT THELAKESIDE PRESS, CHICAGO, ILL. ILLNmS INSTITUTE Of TECHNDLDGY LIBRARY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, .