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eek THE By wuss a ye wave Balbo. £ vary nine i 29, 1922. Ge have selected a site which, (7 Pedement of tuts department, is ‘the mont desirable. “The first consideration was to con- a bridge at a point where It was Faeet needed. There also had to be Considered a location where the value ‘f the property involved by the ap- Proaches of the bridge in very low be- ative there hur been very little. If ‘any, real estate Improvement In many Years in ihe purticular section af- _ fected. = percentage of increase |n vehicular .raMec on the Williamsburg Bridge in a ten-year period amounts to 300 per cent. and in the case vf the Manhattan Bridge to 700 per cent Tt is also interesting to note we movement of traffic to and from the ridges. A study ns ocen made as fo the origin of traffic moving to and from the Williamsburg Bridge und thr Manhattan Bridge. “Our data show that of the origi Of vehicular traffic in Manhatian that Whines vl MAMUATTAN PROPOSED $42,000,000 BRIDGE CONNECTING ASTOR PLACE PLAZA AND WILLIAMSBURG moves across the Williamsburg Brid; 80 per cent. of it comes from the ter- ritory north of Delancey Street and 20 per cent. south of Delancey Street. In the case of the Manhattan Bridge, 90 per cent. of the vehicular tramMc comes from the territory north of Canal Street and 10 per cent. origt- nates south of Canal Street. From these figures, it ix very evident that the location of any bridge should be somewhere north of Delancey Street (Manhattan) and north of Broadway (Brooklyn). “The most available site In area, considering trafMfc condition: Property values and general topox- raphy, Is. on the Manhattan aide, the Block between Sth and 9th Streets, running from the East River to Astor Place, and, on tle Brooklyn side, commencing at the East fi tween North 3d and Sth 5S! running through to a pluza bounded by Havemeyer Street, Metropolitan Avenue, Lorimer Street and Ainslee -— Street. “The advantages of n bridge at this particular location would be, in Man- Pitts, the tapping of an area that}eclares Naval Bill Amend- contributes 75 per cent. of the traMc » to. the Williamsburg and Manhattan ment Plays Into Hands of Bridges; in Brooklyn ad Queens Big Bankers. feeding into the following sections: Greenpoint via bridge approuch to he aee - Manhattan Avenue ut McCarren Park;| WASHINGTON, Deo. .—Bitterly O’Brien, Belton, Cahalane and Henry Advanced by Commissioner. inadequate, and it imposes very great | sergeants completed the list of to- burdens upon the courts, the District | day's advancements. Attorney and the Grand Juries, al- eee ready overburdened with their duty. JAPAN PRIVY COUNCIL A number of promotions in the Po- Bast New Yorw rection via new Boule-|and sarcastically usnailing Senator like Deparement were announced: iis ward und Bushwick Avenue; Will-} porah and his proposul for a world Mia Metropolitan Avenue, Forest’ Hills, | €Copomic conference, Senator Hiram CROSS SECTION OF BRIDGE LOOKING TOWARDS BROOKLYN. In the presence of all the Deputy and Richmond Hill and Jamaica; via} Johnson, California, to-day in a Special Deputy Commissioners he har erigtha pend Liknd city | Borah's plan was in the interest of (ne International bankers. He de hie” Petes die FoRR GO Ddeny 1a The following suggestions are mad ‘, charge In Brooklyn and Queens; Sam- States in the League of Nations than - t 1 tn connection with the building of the} (oi. conference as Hurah sug- INDICTED R ‘ REPEAL IS URGED ty Squad, and Dominick Henry and Cor- bway connection at First Avenue ; through Mighth mites, Greeiwich | cobmeons whe: shared! with Horal iu nelius F, Cahalane, wha alternate in ‘to Columbus | the leadership of the irreconcilables in . . 4 Nemo Eighth Avenue to the fight against the Leugue cove- R charge of Police Headquarters at all the venom he formerly reserved eon —_— it an Increase in salary from $4,900 Eighth Street, to Third Av . : us eo foesey, ‘Park Row, Nassau] for their joint opponents. He indi- (Continued) mAs (Gontiniiea) to $5,300. made the tool of propagandists and made full inspectors with salary in- Soest Ferry: ion at Roebling |f the international bankers, and used] tions, described as “director of boot- intoxicating Iquors, but it has sert-| Crease from $4,000 to $4500. > The ner s—Ov. fe) Possible fature subway connection | ROW favoring American embroliment ‘cigar boy at the Racquct and Tennis er & Son verlook We feel that it can never be en-ihy a reduction of the Department dd Metropolitan Avenue to Jathaica., |!9) Europe. Club and “supply agent” for mem- $75,000 Loot. foreed because it lays down rules of |quota by two captains and four liews : 1) moral- " : Sighth Street ang |™ent for precisely the same reason I/ man; James R. Burrows, a truckman r to the intelligence and general The Rey. A. Hamilton Nesbit of prewar siations ta seaiteny ‘and at|@S against taking the United Btatex|licenned to transport liquors; Joseph} 7" thousand dollars worth of furs|ity of the community. It is an at-}No, 157 East 160th Street, appointed é re 7 sate " vay, to Interfere with ; 7 jams) Brid, Brooklyn). ‘The|Johnson. “I um against it beaiuse, | owner with a garage at No. 64% West} three men armed with revolvers, who| thinking one way, to-day made permanent Chaplain eas be ey in subway along |i" my opinion, it will do exactly what] ath Street, recently raided by direc- invaded the fur eatblishment of Sum-|the private conduct of another body. | §1.900 per annum. * ve bap say: r<germ pays ward and his istant, Maj. Joh: think absolute Prohibition a proper|or the harbor squad, was promoted ross the bridge to Union Avenu ags 5 john}... ef quad, ry Peviheo aed Fee ee okiyn Plaza, |ETALIAN FLYER MAKES Holley Clark, with the seizure of a] Veet 25th Street, and after beating | subject for legislative interference ha captainey, Abdi those: secawents MoGee (or McAllister), and Rex E,| six-year-old father and one of hisem-|the statute Pooks is unwise, for St} They are Peter P. McDermott, Peter diate stations at important street . x pu . Express station facilities to be pro- Sheldon. All are charged with pur-|ployees, threw them in a heap in a|takes the time of hundreds of police: | McQuirk and Edwa: | J. Foley, The ized or f ’ Eighth Street and First Avenue sta-} sian, Deo. 29,—The aviator Pa Gears Bie itil Jon} trio escaped in an automobile. aes lova, fying an Ttalian machine, to-day Mr, Klepner had left the store to vided on east side subway at Astor] record for speed in a seaplane, He at-]OUNts charging the sale of liquor to Place and Fourth Avenue station. tained an average speed of 277.992 kilo-|Persons not having permits to pur-|}ishment and was absent when the . : duce the amount of crime in the thugs entered, Irving, one of his sons, | oor vanity. Policy on China Calla Forth Criti- clsm—Prince Regent May Act. iainsburg section, via Union Avenue; afternoon by Commissioner Enright. Meeker Avenue to Newtown, Elm-|gpeech to the Senate, charged that made the promotions, the first being ( & the appointment of four Deputy ecu: clared he would rather see the United ? uel G. Belton, of the Special Service new bridge: gested, Gubway connection at First Avenue] ant, turned on his former associate night. The advancement carried with trent, Broad Street with loop at or|/ectly declared that Borah was being Fifteen Deputy Inspectors were Rob Place of Samuel Klep- Street to crosstown Brooklyn subway, |Bcrah’s own words to convict him of{legging operationa;"’ Eddie Harlow. ously hampered their proper use. expense of these increases was met ‘Trackless trolley or automobile pas “Tam against the Borah amend-| beri FEawin Schuttinger, a sales- private conduct which are contrary | tenants, the Williamsburg Plaza of the Will- | into the League of Nations,” suid] H. Burrows, father of James, a truck|Were stolen yesterday morning by|tempt by a body of our citizenship, | Honorary Chaplain a year ago, w the following route: thus far we have declined to do."" tlon of United States Attorney Hay-|ie: Klopner & Sons, Nos. 108-119] thinking another way, We do mot} Liout. Rufus J, Deyo, in command ‘Williamsburg Bridge, with interme- NEW SEAPLANE RECORD |!8ree quantity of liquors; Patrick J, |Klepner. one of his sons, his ninety-} “The continuance of this law DOM | were raised to the mrade of captain vided on Second Avenue “L" at chasing for the principals unauthor-| rear room, it was learned to-day, The|™en from a force which In itself |8} appointment of ten patrolmen to be Express station facilities to be pro-| 004, what ia claimed to be a world's The second indictment has nine crovs the strect to another fur estab- sapere td to properly administer y Express station facilities to be pro- y ) an hour and alchase the same and also on forged CONDEMNS CABINET had just left to make a deposit in the “Therefore, for the reasons given Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue. a Montague, Harlow, Schuttenberg and Express station facilities to be pro- ecord, held by @ Britlshl the Burrowses do not appear in the vided on the Sixth Avenue “L” at ed 250 kilometres! permits. The names of Montagu La reed State Bank, at 0th Street and Fifth} above, it is the judgment of this 4s wided on the west sido subway at | *Vi8{or (141-088) second indictment. Awenuer Henry Al. asother son, was nd Jury that this law be re-| TOKIO, Dec. 29 (Associated Press).— Christopher Street. ees | Among the overt acts enumerated} seated in the office, and one of the} Pesled: | The Kato Government's policy in {ts tension of Lorimer Street (Brook- in the first Indictment are: The sale . = ‘The Grand Jury said that visits to], =f raighees Saytoe Noble Street to Java Street |nue to Bushwick Av-nre, $2,419,800. o¢ tiquor for $1.100 by Rene La Mon. |{MUS* brandished a revolver in front{ ene County Hospital, the Raymond dealt with China were condemned at Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn — Greenpoint approach. |tagne to J. Livingston and Company,}°f his face and ordered him to be] street jail, and other county buildings to-day in a resolution adopted by the Manhattan Avenue (Brooklyn), for} North 6th haemertre eoerae and/on Feb. 21, 1922; the sale of liquor|qulet. had convinced them that thé candle Bay Ghne eh ato ts upped northbound traffic only from Nassau | Nassau Avenue, 600. by William A. Montagne on a check! Young Klepner refused to take the] tions are generally satisfactory, al-jdented in the history of Japances pol- a Brooklyn — Lorimer Street exten- * sMohe RS aU tai inor improvements|itics, The resolution will be presented Avenue to Jaya Street. 00 made by B. B, Thayer, payable to E. thing seriously and he was grabbed though certain minor P PI Lorimer Street for southbound traf- | sion, $1,17 . A Strong; the sale by Rene La Mon- were recommended as “urgently re-|to Crown Prince Hirohito, the Regent, fic only from Nassau Avenue to Java| Total assessed valuation of prop-ltagne of liquor on a check eae by the scruff of the neck and carried] quired,"* : with whom the final decision rests Ordinarily such a resolution would Street. erty, $14,820,000, H Le Roy Whitney, made payable to] mannikin-like to the rear room, Into] ‘The promiscuous carrying and un- J eal te peat y by en jznution of the One of the two surtace cat tracks} Cost of construction of bridge and| mr. La Montagne, March 24, 1922; 1] which he was thrown. bodily. But of firearms for criminal |ynterry, but under present disturbed - mow on Manhattan Avenue to be}approachec, $27,000,000. sale of liquor for $880 on a check! herore he landed, Jacob Brownstein, said the presentment, “has |conditions in China, and with the New placed on Lorimer Street from Nassau] The totals set at $41,820,000. made to the same brother by E. 2 "Iimpressed upon the minds of this|Yoar's holidays imminent, the Cabinet to Java Streets. a Townsend Irwin. A check made by ‘The assessed valuation ot the prop-| PROJECT WOULD MAKE Walter Mayer for $870 on Murch erty to be acquired for the proposed} NEW THOROUGHFARES _ | %i. 1923. . Bridge approaches and street exten- TO FEED BOULEVARD] Me bearing several of these namos eee ie 48 colle bt en ; are members of the Racquet and Manhattan—East River . Tennis Club, Others are the names Avenue, $3,359,000, Commissioner Whalen’s new bridge} (+ men who are known as members Brooklyn—East River to Union] project, considered by itself, gives.Jo7 clubs just as careful in scanning Avenue, including easements, $2,-] however, no adequate idea of the reall the social qualifications of candidates rvising such sale and distri- 900,000. magnitude of the total changes! for membership. Meanwhile one of the thugs was Manhattan Boulevard—First Avenue| planned, many of which will make} Judge Knox, in taking the indict-|joading three white canvas bags| Patrolman Dukes of the 74th Pre- to Fourth Avenue, $4,579,000. new, wide thoroughfares, os aay ae ments and before looking at them.| with furs, including mink, blue fox,|cinct was commended for ‘this splen- Renee AVORMD SRNE- | BY ord Va’ saeatlisn batons Pie said to the members of the Grand) squirrel, ‘beaver and skunk, in ali| did and fearless anprebenston and ar- wion, $472,800. es jury: valued at $10,000, Over In @ corner C. Murphy," and Dis Brooklyn Boulevard — Union Ave-]and Fourth Avenues, Seventh and} ” «1 qo not know what has been the| was a pile of smaller furs, valued in tet Sioraw Rune Kadi ese id obi Enpom yea ap monies result of the labors you have under-|the neighborhood of~$75,000. When] ciates were praised, and County} the members of her household in the ‘°° gel : id es lon . 4 rr taken recently, but I do know you! Klepnor sent up his outery the three Judge MacMahon was especially com-| gining room Rory. Sokesn 38 Fone pases have been investigating a serioux rushed to the street with their loot mended for his courteous treatment of r Miller's street widening and opening} matter which concerns not only your} and, leaping into a sedan automobile. | ine Grand Jury The physicians, it. was abnounced tor plan which The Evening World pub-]own community but the entire coun: | speeded west on 25th Street. No one The regular December Grand Jury lished in full two weeks ago. Theliry—the violators of the Volstead| got the car's license number. Manca ae Ym ceseannbhal Gu. Ane Canal Street over the Manhat the greatest respect, but which is, i ba vita gecesi Bridge and the great traflo that will |none'the less, the fundamental law of| HORMAN BROS. CAPITAL | General eeeine rere. Taree) ot use the new vehicular tunnel, the exit }the land. JUMPS TO $1,000,000 eee et eee ee pasoniont of which will be at Canal Street, will, ——>—__—_- neffective, Kary, H if Borough President Miller's plan] FLAMES DRIVE OUT Making Expergated Beer Since Vol-] and wasteful of Pualle funds which goes through, be able to reach this N F. stead Act's Operation, should be used to infinitely better ad- new boulevard with facility. SIXTEE| AMILIES The Aviantic Brewing Company of] vantage. seal ; Some features of Borough President] | aoe. ose From = Window {Staten Island, owner by Horrman| Investigation, according to the pre. an employee, was hurled into thel Grand Jury the urgent necessity for|which meets Satur may decide to room by another of the thugs. Then|more stringent regulations governing |)"esent to the Prince a counter resolu Bernhardt Klepner, aged father of ths|the acquisition of firearms by those] ‘/0") OP ea pone and await his proprietor, was beaten and thrown baal entitled to nase shen ponesesion: ore oo and the issuance of permits to carry Into the room. A minute later Klep-1"00, dangerous weapons: and it isj BERNHARDT BETTER, ner himself returned, and he went the recommended that steps be taken at q way of the others, but only after heJonce to have regulations established GETS UP FOR LUNCH set up a loud outcry. = Phyate ay Her Collapse Was Due Only to Over-Exertion, PARIS, Dec, 29 (Associated Pres —Madame Sarah Bernhardt was dis- tinctly better to-day, She was able to leave her bed and had luncheon with (ate tareneay disease or chronic Illness, and had come to the conclusion that the recent col- lapse of the famous actress was duc only to over-exertion and strain TO PUT LLOYD GEORGE IN SOVIET REWI.-> OF SHAKESPEARE PLAY Bs Miller's plan are: Brothers, to-day filed with the Clerk of Sentment, revealed that only empio } : led ne Hamlet Will Be a Communist nnd ; 3 4 law, “ a | i tees eae ee 1) wire, starting In the cellar of the|capital stock had been increased from Sone ee oF duties Piaced upon. tham of Solflogu 4 iS 2 Extending First Avenue by widen-| @ve-story tenement, No. 769 Second $400,000 to $1,000,000, following the ex-Ihy their employers, whose acts cannot MOSCOW, Dec, 28 5 ing Allen Street and removing the Avenue, early last evening drove six, {ample of hh bd Erewery in Man- Tbe traced, This resulted in an open ‘The Soviet Commissariat of Ed- i ft vuted railroad columns to the alde-| teen families to the street and resuited| tan. which increased Its capital disrespect and disregard for the laws tion last week, Horrman Brothers have been making ucation has ordered Shakespeare's walk: This change will make First}in the injury of one tenant, Joaquin of the State and caused a lowering tn Avenue continuous to East Broadwev | pies, thirty-five, who broke his te(t}expurgated beer with such suce the standards of morality in goneral,| “Hamlet rewritten, with Polo- Madison Avenue to be extended ankle when he Jumped from a window |they recently Increased the at it sald, and, added, that the law is] nius in a Lloyd George makeup = Union Square, connecting with | te the pecond floor, Ho was taken to|Diant., Members of th not worth the money expended in its] and Hamlet depicted as a Com- versity Place and continuing thro say whether the increas enforcement munist leader fighting the hour- Se Wooster Street to Canal Street. Belleyue Hospital. tion was due to confidence in the modi 1" jyage Mancuso told the members of] geoin and capitalism, according to Lexington Avenue to be extended} The fre quickly te an air. |Acation of the Vol . y ae the jury thal he would gona cop ¢ a. Stalled in a blizzard through Gramercy Park to connect |abaft, Alling the entire butlding with) : ‘ the presentment to the Governor and Excerpts 0 Lloyd George’ c : ; ¢ with Irving Place, which, It te pro-|\7nee ating | ) | BEAD OF NEW: YORE SILK One= | 108 hee the Lesiaiature epeechen on International affairs, fe $8 Victor M‘Parre; leigh ey Soe ro pte shag fro) 8 second, alarm, hich brougnt| PANY DIES IN YOKOHAMA, membe sprechien on Uteraatianal otal in hi 1 posed, Chief Kenlon. alded oy| YOKOHAMA, 29 Serer Fr a, Aléohel in his speck with Fourth Avenue at about 11th] O00) ward and police reserves trom|Press).—August Haupt, the Tone ht Lnselive ‘Bite are to be substituted for the lines but none in his Street. the East 86th Btreet Station, led eev- the Japan Silk Company of New York, HnoMo “QUI of Polontus, can g Sixth Avenue to be extended om: a | e:,:; persons (0 safety down ice- died here yesterday Mr. Haupt had gystern Petia Hot Dade tes amie ad Morxian revolutionary rhetoric a2. i i254 straight line to Canal Btreet, ’ uffering from insomnia We. Aavt 1 replace the sollloquios ENRIGHT RASES {TWO MEN EXECUTED 19 OFFICERS; FOUR| AT KILKENNY BY NEW DEPUTY CHEFS| RH FREE STATE day, had found no evidence of organic GREEK RESERVES: CALLED OUT; M ON THRACE STA Renewal of War in Near Bast — Is Now Regarded As ; Inevitable, ‘ey LONDON, Dec. 20.—A despateh to the Dally Express from Athens says the entire Greek Army is moving to- @) ward Thrace, war being considered Inevitable. : The despatch adds that former Premier Venizelos telegraphed the revolutionary Government advising it ; to send reinforcements to the Thracian front. A mecting ef the Cabinet fol- lowed and the army moved. The reservists of the 1920 and 1922 classes have been called to the colors. War Minister Pangalos has been @p- | @f pointed Commander in Chief in Thrace, and has left for Salonica, MALTA, Dec. 29 (Associated Press). ~As a result of unsatisfactory news from Luusanne, It is understood that the ships of the British Mediterranean Fleet, which urrived here Dee. 28 for @ three weeks" visit, have received orders to return to the Near Bast. Naval authoritiles are reticent, but it Is belleved Admiral de Robeck, Commander in Chief of the Mediter- ranean Fleet, ts prepared to leave with all available vessels at once, LONDON, Dec, 29 ¢ ed Press).--Tho hasty return the British fleet to Constantinople from Malta attracts wide attention here. Nothing 1s forthcoming from official sources to explain the move, but the obvious assumption that {it is con- nected with the uncompromising atti - tude of the Turks at Lausanne {s adopted. There are still many foreigners in nstantinople and the despatch of the warships is regarded as a neces- sion of arms sary precaution in view of the possible ttitude of the Turks fn that elty in a SAYS HER HUSSAND the event that there is a breakdown in IS THE “THROWINCEST [00 Ooms seostone. MAN IN BROOKLYN” Even Hurled Snow at Her on the Way to Court, She Tells the Magistrate. “The throwingest man in Brook- lyn," according to his wife,, is Fran- cis Meehan, fifty-two years old, of No. 785 Dean Street. When he threw five-pound can of tobacco he had ceived as a present, late on Christmas Day ,and, missing her, threw the cat her and hit her, Mrs. Meehan said she felt it was too much. She therefore had her husband sum- moned to court on a disorderly duct charge. On their way t Flatbush Court thi: morning Meehan said, her husband argue the way in the street car with and then threw snow at her in front of the court house. He interrupter her in court to say that he didn't ven remember getting a can of te bacco for Christmas Magistrate Reynol Meehan in $500 bail for heart Friday, ing that, as Mechan probably could not raise it, Mrs. ht have a “throwless" _ a 2 ASKS BILLION CREDIT FOR GERMANY TO BUY FOODSTUFFS IN U. S. WSHAINGTON, Dec -Exten sion of credits to Germany up to » maximum of $1,000.400,000 for use in buying foodstuffs in the United States is proposed in a bill introduced to Republican Plan to Heal Breach Opposed by Gov- ernment Leaders. DUBLIN, Dee. 29 (United I'yess).—- Two more Irish rebel pri were executed to-day in Kilkenny Jail The men, who gave the r mes of Murphy und Whelan, were charged with being in pot —— SOVIET CONGRESS ADOPTS PLEA FOR WORLD DISARMAMENT. MOSCOW, Dec. 29 (Agsoclated Press).—An appeal to the nations of the world to support Russia's tis- armament program was decided upon In a declaration adopted at the clos- ing session here of the All-Russian Congress. EESSSa==z= lethal ; | difference ° “Those who understand eating are ten years younger than those who do not”—so runs an old saying, and a good say- ing too. Let flavor be ovr guide; there’s wis- m in it. For thirty years Beech-Nut Bacon has been the most famous breakfast flavor in America. A chair, Sir New Year, and a wel- come to yel Beech-Nut? Bacon. \ by Senator Bursum, Republican, N Mexico, and referred to the Finance Committee The bill, which Senator Bursur said was framed ‘fon cound business lines,"" would authorize the Se of the Treasury to pay Ame ducers of foodstuffs for their com modities purchased by the Ge Governrient, and also to pay for transportation of such products. G many In return would place as securit bonds secured by industrial obligation and repay the amount loaned within ten years and in the meantime pas interest at 5 per cent. Th credits to be extended might amount to $50,000,000 a month, TI American Treasury Department would issue bonds to cover the crédits. V——_—— WHITE HOUSE CLOSED ON NEW YEAR’S DAY ul if You Don’tThink— our Old Dutch Chocolates ate the Best in the City—buy what you consider the best—then make comparisons. Advt.on Page 10 WASHINGTON, Deo. 29.—A long es- tnblished New Year's Day custom of 1) White House will be broken this year, There will be no public reception by the President and Mrs. Harding. ‘The annual function, which always attracts hundreds into the line which files past the President and his wife for a New Year's greeting, has been ca celled this year on account of the il ens of Mrs. Hariin, The World's Lead Dry Goods Advertising i E merchants of New York ured] 2OO2 7th Aves | | 6,508,024 lines of Dry Goods ; Advertising in THE WORLD and Near 125th St. THE EVENING WORLD during the} HOTEL THERESA BUILDING ee firat eleven months of the year. This represents a greater lineng: o ig ico by some thousands, than they used in : ; any other two morning-evening Sun-|CHAIMS ~GRORGE 8. Campbell Funeral day combinations in the city under'a Niway, Goth, Sunday, 2 Py) Mt single ownership, LDWAKDS.—HARNEY. Campbell Mangral® Te question their choice ie to} lures Bway, O6th et, untlt Mriday. doubt the most matured advertising | MUL MALLY. Campbell Funeral Ohurch, judgment in America, Livadca, GON ete mull Mel THE WORLD'S Harlem Office Now Located at