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·· WILMETTe LJFB March 1, 1929 this ferry runs during daylight hours · only. Also because of ice cakes on both sides of the drive leading to the . ferry, one way traffic is in effect for .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... a short distance. This is caused by ice forming on high water and this llliaoia Snow throughout Illinois has made ice remained behind when the river roads dangerous. All roads in Illinois receded. IDCiiaaa are open. Main roads throughout · Indiana Hisr'l'ins road is closed to traffic from River road to Cumberland ave:. have been practically cleared of ice nue. Traffic is directed north on and snow, especially in the southerp Cuniberland avenue to Devon avenue, and central parts, and traffic condiwest on Devon avenue to River road tions are reported normal for ..this and then south on River road to Hig- time of year. All state roads throughout Indiana are open and in fair to gins road. Due to the four construction jobs good traveling condition. Wiaconaia on River road, traffic is advised to The following routes are reported take e;ther Mannheim road, Cumberland avenue or Milwaukee avenue :n plowed and open. Wisconsin- 2, Wisconsin-8, US-10, Wisconsin-11, US-12, place qf River road. The ferry over the Illinois river at Wisconsin-13, Wisconsin-IS, US-16, Florence, 111., normatly operates on a US-18, Wisconsin-19, Wisconsin-20, 24-hour schedule, but when ice cakes US-41, US-51, US-53, Wisconsin-55, are afloat in the river, as at present, Wisconsin-61, Wisconsin-69, US-110 I , Road Tips I FOR TIGHT FASTENING There are several ways to keep the nuts fastening the bolts absolutely tight. If a lockwasher is not available, a good remedy is to put a drop of solder on the thread of the nut, or, in the absence of solder, a little paint or varnish will set the nut tight and prevent its becoming loose again. and US-151. Most of these are reported in fair condition but in some cases will be found to be rather icy. Wisconsin-31 closed between Chilton and Jerico. Use county "F" west from Chilton and Wisconsin-55 to Brothertown. US-141 closed from Sheboygan to the south Sheboygan county line, but is otherwise open throughout. Traffic to Sheboygan is advised to follow Wisconsin-42 from Cedar Grove to Sheboygan Falls and Wisconsin-28 to Sheboygan. GOING TO INAUGURATION? HERE'S MOTORISTS' ROUTE Chicago Motor Club 'P oints Out Cq,.crete Route to Wubington ~or Big Event Nest Month The inauguration of a new president of the United States is an event that has no parallel. Although entirely free from any hint of regal pomp, it nevertheless presents a spectacle of solemn dignity and rare beauty. . No_ real American can gaze upon tt wtthout a quickening of the pulse and a renewed interest in and devotion to the government under which he lives. So fascinating is the inaugural program that on each occasion in late years, according to the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor Club, there has been an ever increasing number of motor tourists in Washington to witness the great event. This year the day falls on Monday, thus permitting car owners to drive from most points in the midwest through Saturday and Sunday. The distance between Chicago and Washington is only 731 miles. The route is entirelv over concrete and hard-surfaced h-ighways. Those_ who ~o to Washington from Chicago should foltow United States Route No. 41 south on Michigan· avenue and east through Hammond to Dyer, Indiana, Turn east in Dyer and follow US-30, which is the Lincoln Highway, through Valparaiso, Plymouth, Fort Wayne, Van ·Wert, Lima and Kenton to Marion. Turn south in Marion and follow US-23 through the city of Delaware to Columbus, Ohio. Turn east 'n Columbus and follow US-40 through Zanesville, Cambridge, Wheeling, Washington, Pennsylvania, Uniontown, Cumberland and Hagerstown to Frederick. From Frederick follow US-240 to \Vashington. _ Barring unusual weather conditions. the "going" along this route should be good, There may be some little ice and snow on the highways near Chicago, but with chains on the wheels no undue difficulty should be encountered. The inaugural ceremonies will begin at 11 :30 a. m., eastern standard time, on March 4. At that hour, President Coolidge and a group of men high in the federal government will leave the White House to attend the inauguration of Senator Charles Curtis as vice president. This ceremony wilt be held in the senate chamber. After Mr. Curtis has taken the oath, the entire party will adjourn to the stands before the plaza of the capitol, where President-Elect Hoover will receive the oath 'of offi~e from Chief Justice T~ft. This is the ceremony that is so impressive, and, incidentatly, it is held within full view of all. After dinner President Hoover and Vice President Curtis, with their repective parties, will go to the president's reviewing stand, where they will review the parade. In the evening the Inaugural batt wilt be held in the Washington auditorium. ftfJ8flll8 the IIJhfl CADILLAC and LA SALLE 8el Standard of .Motor Car Til lJE l ~ Smartness and etJle, Inside and out. SUent Shift Tranemluion permlt·1ear changes at any speed without clashing. Security-Plate Glasa in all windowe means safety. Duphm Four-Wheel Brakee-a touch of the pedal atopa your car. An e·en more powerful and smoother runnln1 CadUiacboUt, 90-depee, V-type 8. 8 Wonderful11 eaay eteerl... Adjuetable front eeat placee brake and clutch pedaiJJ within easy reach of anJ driver. Pneumaticcontrolprinciple applied to Fieber bodies aaaurea quletneu. Chromium plated esterior nickel parte provide penna~ nentaheen. 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