Discussion on “the effective illumination of streets” (Millar), Deer Park, Md., June 30, 1915. (see proceedings for July, 1915)

G. H. Stickney: There is more difference of opinion as to what is the best practise in street lighting than in any other class of lighting problems. This is due in part to the efforts to classify a wide variety of demands into one or two groups of practise, at the same time putting the extreme emphasis on the cost. Since the disagreement originates with the ultimate lighting effects the lack of agreement as to the methods of producing such effects is not surprising.