The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 8

—_——- pee es lans to Add 3,840 Acres, Or Six Square Miles to City By Filling in Upper Bay vEaseN CITY » Map of proposed “Manhattan extension,” which involves filling in land from Battery to within mile of Staten Island, with tunnel connections between three bor- roughs and New Jersey. building in the metropolis, and erected the Hotel des Artistes, as well as that at No. 290 Park Avenue, the largest co-operative structure in the world, toge lar buldings Mr. Russell's idea is that New York must lave added land, the lower part of the city, in prep- the popula- with ten other simi- aration to the growth of tion and also pecause of the trend of business uptown. ‘The city is to be enlarged by additional 8,840 acres ag a point alc lithe Hast River, from the Battery to within a mile of Staten nd. At this point the water is shallow and the main scheme is to build a coffer- dam around the shallow part, pump out the water and build an additionat of three levels, the three tiers Company Is Incorporated to to Include a subway, a lower leve Carry Out Gigantic Project |and upper level ree 4 According to Mr. Russell, Federal Which Would Extend Man- | oticiats in Washington are keenly in hattan to Within Mile of) prominent eniincers have. expressed 1 3 . 4 approval of the plan, which Staten Island Shore. formulated by Dr. T. Kennard 1 gon, the well known clvil engineer. WOULD HALT NORTHWARD \ TREND OF “THE HEART OF CITY” Mr. Russell said to-day: It re- auires but little imagination to fore- practically | tell the pass of lover Manhattan’ famous sk ‘apers and the rapid 1 most valuable and By Sophie Irene Loeb. With the signing of the FB Borg bill a few days ago by Pres’ Harding, Congress has turned over the development of the port and harbor of New York, in com-| pliance wiih the recently enacted} State laws and the treaty as between | m, New York and New Jersey, which] will render lower Manhattan ar ereated the Port ahd Harbor come) Wena GOB A a mission BESABIE An- ew ing n ‘no: York City is hward p $ thoughtfl peop | join together to remou This paves the way for carrying h would remove the out plans by which New York Cit northward pull’ by ance of natural may be enlarged by the addition c Jand. The logical heart of a city is be- The first of these is of the Manhat-/ tween its terminals and there must | tan Extension Company, incorporated| he a thoroughfare through which its this week. lee : Six square miles of land are to be added to New York City if the plan} which proposed arried to completion, | this r 2c cing . “Three times the pop: ‘The project is being launched by! ony is being added ‘Walter Russell, the well known artist,| City every year. It scems only yes- who conceived the first co-operative | terday that we were two million, It | y is shown on thi accompanying this be the ky (oh to New York CIRCLE “ ° Lock for This Mark of Respgnaitiy en You Hail a Taxi f you don't . you mai be misled, for. not only our Brown BWhite’ ' colors. but’ even our Trademark : is being copied by our imitating contemporaries ; Hence, We admonish you: “Don't say {Taxis say, 20" Century’ *-if you Want The Best Taxi Service at the lowest Cost ates : 203 to 452 below Le, a Bates 208 F Sz pat f no A #10 Coupon Book for °9*°— same rate for Ito 5 possensers-1000 cabs-i24 hour service Jelephone : Circle 4500 th 20™ CENTURY BROWN & WHITE { = New York buys its furs at JACKMAN’S especially in! _THE EVENING WORLD, TUE will be only to-morrow that our six ns will be fiftecn millions 8, shown | and in| terr: will give | liab| nd for} mul useless dred, saving millions in expenditures on It would y © menace of pl to result from $ a ion of the sewa t 4 ng the| millions, which now empties in the tion; it will give) rivers and settles in the upper bay. led new pro- | Twenty years ago the rivers containe: great numbers of fish y mous tected docks territory 0 None rook fish may now live ir ign i$ proh down decks within Harbor water, den It is more germ- room and out into a cour m wi a 5 3 anhattan,| than the notoriously filthy water of tire took them to the second [him of $15, at 89th Street and Park Mr. Russell gives thy following perti- | the Ganges. - v fF be Brothers, Ine. | Avenue One of his assailants struck t items onl e on Tsland's fifty. owners he 1 nent item It wonid make Staten Island's fifty. owners him several times with & revolver square miles into as Brooklyn a TWENTY GREAT THINGS THAT WOULD BE ACCOMPLISHED insure New metropolis 1 section | This vast inaccessible territory of more than three times the area of Manhattan Isiand would, with Soutir popula spq| The dat $700! powin a foot from deprec on to $30 a foot. He Al Tt would add twelve miles of much | 1) needed dock’ would eliminate s Of water barriers be- 1/ cause of the numerous tunnels. It would forever insure Lower Man- pulsing t wo all di- the tax on all rea per cent raise the debt limit of New Jeaat $5,000,000,000 in a | {\ years and increase’ the taxable of every foot of land within | Teche of City Hall J shorten all rail routes to n miles ten the Philadelphia- route by twenty: miles enable freight cars to reach n ten days quicker than the present average time, Ny elimina ares, which ‘on, which make to hauling f hattan being the permanent city f the he easily few value ——— TAXI DRIVER SAYS FARES TRIED TO HOLD HIM UP. thirty mile He Accuses Two Men Caught Seal ing Park W y, a taxt East 162d Street, was TOM | an attempted holdup in J 12 West 82d) Street shortiy jo'clock this morning. He says his Wo passengers threatened him with volvers, but he put them to flight Two men, captured later by Pe Hloy and Schwemler of the driver of No. 786 pnt of No. ew York enough ex- its entire debt ra income within a brief pi It would give the Government a historic ernor's Tél It woul |men 3 prob- | ger, Brooklyn solve the transit lems between Manhattan, ; and Staten Island (luda 8 It woald make New York a contin. |Mifth Avenue, described the uous city instead of isolated In its | albert 2, twenty, and Frank parts by y -two, both of N It would terminals on Manhatta would be on the lower level. uld so increase transit facil\- > - t all commodities could reach, KILLS WOMAN IN JEALOUSY. isumer more quickly and at| JAMESTOWN, N. Y., Sept. 13.—Mre, | Michelena Marchelski was shot and T} killed by Joe Jaworski on a farm near | Findley Lake, Chautauqua County, last Jaworski has been t the ties t the ¢ less ¢ It wou give an opp ty for been the | Jealousy is believed to hay Jaworski was taken River channels | cause of the deed Fast | because of the Jetty principle, thus!to the County Jail at and Hudson MILLERWINS © for SCHOOL Mothers of children of the going-to-school age marvel at the assortments of Millerkins. They enjoy the Millerkins’ ser- vice which provides trained saleswomen to capably meet the demands of juvenile feet. They wonder at the moderate prices and splendid quality which prevail in these shoes for growing girls of all ages and for little boys up to size two. Socks and Hose to Match I. 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