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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14

A. general trust investigation will be
undertaken by the house judiciary
committee Immediately after the
Christmas holiday recess of the pres
.ent session of Congress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14
CHURCH news

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The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Reduced Rates

The following reduced rates to the
seventh international Dry Farming
congress and the second internation-
al Congress Of Farm Women, to be
held at Lcthbridge, Alberta. Canada.
October 1920. have been announced: ::
Pueblo, over the Denver & Rio
Grande, $45: points outside these
towns, fare and third: over the C.,
b. & O., cents per mile to Billings.
Mont, where passengers must buy
further transportation. Dates of sale,
October 1918; final return limit, No
vembcr o.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Says District Court
.Tonmy's Talk

Say. maybee yu don't want me to
rite about Saloons. but every wun is
talking about lokal opshun now. so
CESS will tell. yu sum about them.
Dad says: The government and the
saloons wirk together as IL wun wuz
dokter and the, other an undertaken.
If dokter shood tell pashunt he wood
cure him and then tell the undertaken
he wood let him dye so he Good hav
the job. it wood be jest the way ai-
fairs ar managed. The government
tells the people II will suppress vice,
but It winks at the saloons and says.
go on will not intcrfear with yon.
and they are both satisidc. but It is
hard on the boys they ruin, just like
1t wood be for the pashunt after he
waz ded. 1t isn't only the boys the
saloons get. look at the gurls tool
20 well" says Unkle Jon. "very few
gurls becum dtunkards." Day says,
mo, but '.iook how many bccum
drunkards wives" Mother spoke mp
and says. "Yes. and II wimen wood
vote we wood hav different laws-but
you men wont take warning before 1t
is too late" laffcd and sed. ''It is
like what happened to grandpa wunst
when started to say sumthing TO
him at the table and he says. keep
still" ! started agen and he says "i
sed keep, still" pritty soon he termed
to me and sayse "well out with it
what was you going to say7 sed
"it's too late. now, there was cata-
pillar in your salad, hut; yuve swaller-
ed it now" ,3,5'sss.s
yors irncstiy, TOMMY.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Thursday Club

The Thursday Afternoon club held
its first meeting for the present year
last week at the home OF Mrs. NJ. E.
Bashor. The attendance was good.
Mesdamcs B. r. Thompson and E.
+. Greene were accepted as members
to fill vacancies in the membership
roll.
A paper was read by Miss Gene
We've Fountain on the life of Colum.
bus and the discovery of America.
"'fhca History oi
American Politics." was read by Mrs.
Bashor. The usual songs, America"
and Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," were rendered by the club.
Refreshments of cocoa, fancy waf-
crs and grapes were appctizingly
served by the hostess.
On the 24th inst. the club will be
entertained by Mrs. William Broad
bent and Mrs. Jay r. Johnson at the
home OF the latter. The subject will
be "A History of the Cliff Dwellers
of the Southwest"
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
NO Fraud NovembsE 5th-.or Penitentiary'
Political Rallies

Last Friday was a busy day with
the politicians in Ordway. In the af-
ternoon the unregenerate hosts Of
Democracy held a rally and were ad-
dressed by several speakers. among
them Congressman Taylor. who
again wants the job: E. NJ. Ammons.
candidate for governor. and Fred
Farrar, who is after the attorney gen.
eralship.
In the evening the point with
pride" people, otherwise known as
Republicans. had their innings and
the voters were addressed by c. c.
Parks. candidate for governor. Clyde
c. Dawson. who desires to sit in the
millionaircs' club. otherwise called
the United States senate. and other
speakers of more or less rcnown.
The Ordway Concert band was much
in evidence as the big noise of the
occasions and everybody went home
happy. a
These mo mentous happenings having
duly happened. we may now conclude
that the campaign is fairly on and
that the country will be saved in the
usual manner.
Meanwhile. what the people around
here are really interested in is the
burning question."who's going to get
the permanent county seat!'
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
.Mike the Duck"

There was genuine sorrow not only
throughout the Arkansas valley but
throughout the state when the an
nouncement was sent out from Pn-
'cbiS~ Sdifdh5- 'tEats death ~ifad -eiaincd
Oscar Frank Nelson. for ten, years or
more Pueblo newspaperman. and
known to thousands who did not know
his real name as mike the Duck" be-
cause of his daily illustrated weather
skits under that title. Always op,i-
mistic and kindly. his writings
brought cheer to his readers. who
will remember him through the COM
ing years with feeling of personal
loss
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Older Boys Meet

The second annual conference Of
the Older Boys OF the Arkansas val
ley will be- held this year at Lamar
on Friday. Saturday and Sunday, Oc-
tobcr 25-27. Delegates will be pres
ent all the way from Pueblo to Holly
and any boy over II years of age
NAV attend. The meeting will be un-
der the auspices OF the Colorado
Young Mems Christian association
Special railroad rates will be in effect.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Going to Canada

Last Monday E. w. Franklin. who
lives north of town, went to Calhan
to confer with party who will ship
to Medicine Hat, Canada. in the near
future, and made arrangements to
share a car with him to that point
and will ship his household goods
there. Mr.. Franklin has farm thir-
ty miles from Medicine Hat and will
make his home there. He also has
a daughter at that place. He traded
for this farm last summer and ex-
poets to leave about the middle of
November and take possession of the
same.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
New Manager

The Ordway Light and Power COM
pany has had new superintendent
since 10 o'clock last Monday night.
NJ. S. Slaughter, the former official,
is still drawing the salary and is fuss
ing around the plant, but he is just a
cyphcr now. At the time mentioned
there arrived little Miss Slaughter
OF the regulation weight and lung
power, who took over tic management
of the home, plant and parents and
will direct things in future. Congrat-
,,latiOus
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18

other special judge and cx-offcio reg.
istrar above mentioned. that you gld
each and every OF you. until turtle,
order of said court, strictly purse
follow and comply with the folloV3ha
instructions as to the provision 81
the laws concerning the quail =.
tions and registration of electors sor
the question of the location of count,
seats. particularly of your county 81
Crowley. viz: tsfk
"a. That when they shall have -,
on the 18th day of October. IoJa. ties
shall, scvcrally. qualify themse1k ;,
taking and subscribing. in the n
ner required by law. the oaths of ~.
iuaES Of election of their 1skv1ya
.precnAlS in the blank oaths 70 bs
found on the first page of the 81 %
book entis;-d Register of Eiccto
supplied to them. "
>"b. That they shall proceed kc
make a registry list, by placing ia d
blank register of electors, arran b
alphabetically, the names Of all d Is.
sons. and only such as shall. be, Pr
sonally known to at least one Of q d
Judges, present and acting, to be- .
citizen of the United States, and I'M
mediatcly prior to November S. l5h2
to have. In good faith, and in factsre
sided in the state of Colorado one{ul
year, in the county OF Crowley a
least six months. and in their. ejkc.
tion precinct at least ninety dasA 20,
who shall qualify by making 5f6d1v
its as provided by law, or by fl.niSh
|ipg proof of QUE witnesss 4 -
I'd. That following the name Of eacf
voter put down in said register o
electors. there shall be put down. tn.
place of his residence, designated b,
the number or name of street, ant
number of house, ii known. or tn.
section or other subdivision thereof
according to United States surveys
on which such elector shall reside
if he resides on surveyed lands. and
il not, such description as will best
locate his residence.
"e. That following such descrip.
ton. the judge personally knowing
the facts will sign his name, and that
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Sewer Progressing

The difficult part of the work on
the Sugar City sewer system has
been completed and work will be be-
gun about the first of the month on
the portion in the business center of
the town. Connections will be made
as soon as possible and the entire sys-
tenn put into commission. Sugar City
is to be congratulated upon this great
Improvement from an economic and
sanitary point OF view.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18

such signature is equivalent to sep
arate oath in each case. to the requir-
ed facts. and punishable as for per-
jury. II not in all respects true.
If. That four copies Of the registry
list shall be then made. two Of which
shall be retained. one forwarded to
the office Of the county clerk. and
within two days after adjournment of
this meeting, one copy shall be post
cd in some conspicuous place where
last general election was held. so as
to be accessible and convenient to
any elcctor. who may desire to inspect
the same-but in case the precinct has
been divided. or the voting place
changed since the last general cleo
tion. such posting may be at the place
where the coming election will be
held. aas
"g. That they shall meet again on
Tuesday, October ao. 1914. for the
purpose Of revising. correcting and
tc9mplc.ing such registry list. when
tn names Of such persons as may
|hse inadvertently men left of OF
suth list. may be "a thereon in
|tHS same manner ~ 5Ah the same
csss and preeautios3 IS ~ the first
meeting. u
;'s.h. That they shall meA seain on
Monday, November 4. i9ls,. at 9
O'Clock a. M; and remain jim session
[till 9 o'clock .. m.-apd that al this
meeting any person may have his
name placed thereon e or she
shall take and subieS; q Sthsp oath
'<cauirsa -of al s-eh.iicNS SsssstS4 ~
the blank form furnished by the coun-
ty clerk for that purpose, and shall
prove by the oaths taken and sub
scribed before either of the board of
registry. OF two clctors already reg
istered. that such person has been a
resident OF the precinct ninety days,
OF the county six months, and of the
state one year next preceding the day
OF election.
Il. That when the work of said
day has been completed, the registry
lists. in duplicate, when made up, and
as they should be, certified by them
as board of reistrars, then becomes
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Lucky Olmstead

Marshal Olmstead of Sugar City is
a lucky one. all right. all right. Some
days ago Mex over there shot at
him four times and missed him every
time. Now comes along bunch OF
deer hunters and present him with a
nice portion OF venison. Who would
mt be marshal at Sugartown.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18

Last Tuesday was registration day
for the next general election and the
be present at the big event November
5 by coming out in. large numbers to
see that their names were properly
enrolled.
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
Foxy Old Grandpa

The. Cheraw Clarion says: "The
Clarion has received box of Bull
Moose plate reading matter. As the
Clarion is not political paper there
will have to be an arrival OF cash to
secure its publication
The Ordway new era., 1912-10-18
This'll Hold Us

The Ordway New Era man always
finds something in the Clarion worth
copying. but we. are not so lucky when
we go through the New Era.-Che-
raw Clarion. Really. c. B.. this is
too too. too.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
iQue siente un
aviador al caer?

FL pemodista italiano Adone Nosari,
que al mismo tempo es aviador de en-
puje, y ha sufrido va cuatro caidas,
cuenta en- el Mattino" sus impresio-
nes, al sufrir la Ultima de sus cafdas
Nosar iba en- compania de Maria.
Nuestro aeroplano habia subido bas-
tante. dice, Sc iba deslizando con vue-
10 SECURE entire las nubes en- direction
a San Giuliano. De repente note que
ell aparato empezaba vacilar. Ibamos
a unos Glen metros del suelo Y me pare
ci6 como 81 la pradera, que veiamos de-
baio de nosotros. Sc iba elevando Es-
tamos cayendo, me die a mi mismo,
este viento que parece surgir de la pro
fundidad, es ell viento de la muerte. Tn
instante Sc presento a mi fantasia La
tragedia que veia inevitable, y me pre-
gnnte Sobrevivire o no. Sin embar
90. he de confesar que Ell este momento
de suprema augusta la muerte casi me
parecio bienvenida. Mi vista abarca a
derecha izquierda mil objetos cerca-
nos, y el dido espera va con clerto afan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

FL dia % de lactual. como las ..
m. III mientras la fuerza del Distrito
trataba de hacer una investigation, en-
la fabrica de tabacos La Colectiva :
en- Manati, por el robo de varios tikets,
importe del ttabajo de la semana de
varios empleados. todos los trabaiado-
res comenzaron dar gritos, protestan.
do de Ia prescncia policiaca Ell aquel
sitio, alterando el orden breves momen-
tos La policia logro restablecer el or.
den Y arresto al torcedor Juan Alva.
RADIO, aaltor principal del desorden y
del robo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25
VAPOR "JULIA"

Por cable recibido de los Sres. Sobri-
nos Gle Herrera de la Habana, dcho va
por cubano saldra de- aquel puerto ell 2S
del actual con las escalas de Ponce, Ma
yaguez y San Juan Tambien hara Ia de
Aguadilla 81 carga suficiente 10 ameri-
tase Sobre passage ordenannos aguar-
dar sus instrucciones no admiti6ndolo
mlentras tanto. Suponemos que polra
ser despachado de aqui entire el 4 ! (
Gle Octubre, salvo 6rdenes de los Arma.
res, EN- contrario.
Villar y Compaiiia.
Agentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Se estan hacienda los pianos para
una nueva casa escuela en- San Loren
20. Tan pronto como Sc terminen. Sc
concedera TN emprestito a la Junta Es-
collar Gle aquel pueblo. con objeto de
que puedan empezarse las obras inme
dlatamente- FL edificio en- proyecto cos
tara cerca de $4,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

ell ruido que hara Ell aparato al chocar
contra e suelo La maquina sigue ca
yendo adi6s vida .. todo Sc aca-
bo ..
En- yano el photo trata de retener la
palanca con la derecha, en- tanto que con
la izquierda Sc golpea desesperadamen
te Ia frente. Yo sligo abrazado al made
ramen; parece one ell coraz6n me va a
s@ltar Per- iin Ia maQuina choca con
tra .el suelo Una mano invisible parece
agarrarme en- la nuca, lanzandome con-
ira q cuerpo dc Narra, Quien. su yez,
cae haia delante ITnos momentos me
quedo privado de senti los, luego vuelvo
en- mi Y trato e sa'ir lie entire los ALAN
bres Y escomhros. Delante de mi, la
cara ensangrentada, yace Maria, como
muerto LIE llamo, le saelpao, pero va
nos rodea una multitud de gente que
viene a prestaimos auxilio. Ambos es-
tamos heridos, pero vivimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

\ la una Y media de la tarde de aver
EN- la parada No. /, Sc lie rompi6 ell eje
de la parte Gle la delantera a un caro-
Gle euatro ruedas tirado por dos yuntas
Gle bueyes, conducido por ell carretero
Justine Colon, habiendo caido dicho ca
rro EN- la via del trolley, interrumpi6
eftrafico de los carros el6ctricos por es-
pacio de 40 minutes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

\ las cinco de la tarde del domingo III
timo en- la carretera que conduce de
Aguadilla Moca, Sc volc6 casuamente
el auto No. 81, propiedad de Mr.. Felipe
Della, de nacionalidad italiana. Mr. De
liza manejaba el auto, sin estar alptoriza-
do para clio. Su esposa y un siryiente
Que le acompalaban sufrieron varias
commissioners de ceracter leve, y Mr. Della
yarias heridas de alguna grayedad Ell
caso fue investigate por ell juez muni-
cipal y fuerza del distrito de policia.y y sc
ha presentado denuncia contra el seflor
Della por infracci6n de la ley Gle autos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

PANADERIA Y REPOSTERIA
PUERTORRIQUENA

Pan para emparedados, pan dulce,
pan Reina, pan de Mallorca. dulces e.
nos Yemas, macarrones, almendrados,
borrachos, ponqu6s bizcochos, mcren
CUES, y los exquisitos (Dones).
Todo .bien presentado.
Donde Sc cofecciona ell meJor pan de
la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

los pianos necesarios para la construc-
cion de un pozo artesiano. mediante la
concession de un anticipo insular. FL
pueblo necesita tambien un hospital Es
mas que probable que en- ell future Sc
hagan Ell Nieques valias mejoras pn-
olicss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Mr.. +. J Reynolds, Examinador Mu-
nicipal, Sc encuentra actuaImente EN-
San Juan, de vuelta de su viaje de ms
pecci6n por el Este de la isIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Sc ALQUILA un magnifco local en-
10 mas centrico de San Juan, prop6-
sito para ofcina.
lnformaran
A. Espasas y Co., Cruz II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Sc PRESTA dinero sobre hipotecas.
Para informes: Apartado 826.
San Juan, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

FL municipio de Naranjito ha pedido
IN empr6stito de $4,000 para mejo-
ras pdbIicas, ell cual ha sido aprobado
por la Comisi6n de Hacienda del Con-
sejo Ejecutiyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Be estan hacienda las gestiones nece-
sarlas para sustituir ell antique mobiIia-
RIO existente Ell e Negociado de Con
trlbuclones por otro moderno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

A causa de la falta de aqua en el mu-
nicipio de Vieques, Sc estan hacienda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

LA Tesoreria de Puerto Rico ha expe-
dido certiicaciones de tasaei6n las
siguientes personals:
Rafael Arce, Fulgencio Pinero .Jr
H. Mendoza Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

En- la manana IL. aver apareci6 mlerta
en- Ell balloon de la casa No. II de la ca
He Gle Las Flores, de Catano, propiedad
de Antonio Rodriguez. la mujer Domin-
ga Seda Seg1n inyestigaciones resulta
haber muerto de I'm ataque cerebral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

Mr.. }. W. Zimmerman, .Jefe del Ne
gociado Gle Hacienda Municipal, saldra
manana para Fajardo, donde tendra
una conferencla con los miembros del
Copeejo Municipal con respecto al en-
.prestito y las mejoras pnblicas que
ham de realizarse en- aqneI pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-25

co largo regular sumamente
c6modo buen eaco Nos del ~ al oO
PRECIO $1.OO.
baista blanca buso bao modeo pIopo
modeo de ultima novedad
varias g de buen el1sco eva aTba un 20
adonando Nos del 10 al 80 PREClO $lZ5
STYLE sol banco de busto alto cadea ag pro-
o Els mas Ell Ia ptd daa
para c6modo eya en- la IafJa d aIEa
buenas varlas Hgas &c elasto
10, 81, 80. PRECIO $1.5O.
STYLE 232 En- batta blanca pop0 psE mijeFes DC Oala
dgadas del busto cadaS regular. COre
ariba del Ieva n
16 vaiEas de balna buenas lgas dc asteo
Nos. 20 al 80 PRECIO $500
basta blanca eegane corte propo para
atas adOnadO bonto aencen dea
cuadadO egnsmO comodo
Leva l6 vaas de baena uee as de easico Nos del IL al o.
PRECIO $3.50
En- baista blanca Sa Srtas gue
caderas Iene rente del corset
para que mpda com6dmene Leva Ell prte
aiba dos eegane azo
enfene Tene 6 Ggas de buena gonna PREClO $500.
De busto bajo, bata blanca, corte de Ultima
novedad mucO adeas corte cuada
enente para Tne gas de buen
ico varas egtma del 20 al 30 PRECIO $50
STYLE En- fna baista blanca Tene bonito como
do corte la cadera largo regular Es de busto alto ea
enen gadua buso Vaias de balna
igas de buen elasico. PRECIO $4.OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23
W. J. GAYNOR DISPOSSESSED
Not the Mayor, but Relative
Who Sells Red Hots."

William J. Gaynor has been dis
oossessed In this case II is not the
Mayor. but a frankfurter and hot corn
artist at the greensboro Bridge plaza
in Long Island City, who Is proud OIL
his name and says he is distant re-
latiye of the Mayor. Gaynor has been
compelled To keep on the move be-
cause of Queens County politics. For
some time he has been occupying
quarters in the John l.. Klages build
ing in the capacity of caretaker. There
he stored his sauerkraut barrels, his
uncooked frankfurters and his pots
and kettles. Saturday the Queens
County Republican organization en-
ocuted q lease with Mr. Klagcs for part
of the building for headquarters. The
Republican managers were unwilling
To take Gaynor and his frankfurter
outfit along with the building, and so
he got marching orders. He went as
the Republicans began moving In.
Temporary shelter in another place
on the plaza was found by Gaynor.
He says his future is uncertain, eX-
cept that he intends To remain in the
neighborhoOd. In emergency he ex-
poets to write TO the other William j.
Gaynor at the City Hall and seek
permission 10 establish himself on
some OF the city property near by. He
says he is sure in that case the Mayor
would not turn down a namesake or
"a member OF the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23
LIONS NOT MOLLYCODDLES
Disdain Candy and Merely Sniff at
Cigarettes.

There are 10 mollycoddlcs among tho
Hons I'm the Central Park monagerie Not
one OF the ten animals OF that species iu
the lion house viii touch a lump of sugar
or cat a pieco OF candy or cake, and they
all absolutely shun peanuts and chewing
tobacco.
For some time past the keepers have
had 10 rake out half dozen or moro
pieces OF candy day from the cages
Many persons who visit the menagarie
surreptitlously throw the swectmeats into
the cage.
Yesterday fully dozen pieces Of candy
ranging from "all-day suckers" 10 choco-
late drop, were tossed IN several pisces
Of cake We're passed in through tho bars
and n cigarette that had never been
lighted.
All were raked out By a keeper Tho
lions had shifted AZ the delcacics out
had absolutely Stunned them, even tie
cigarette.
According 10 BIZ Snyder, the head
keeper, he has never seen lion or "A
tiger cat . piece OF sugar or any sweets
at all In his many years of close contact
with those members OF tho eat family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23
NEW MOTOR PARKWAY PLAN
Talk of Connecting Queens and
Brooklyn Systems.

Borough President Steers Of Brooklyn
and Borough President Connolly Of
Queens will meet within a day or so TO
confer over the proposition OF q link be-
tween the park system OF Brooklyn and
the park system in Queens which viii
give direct connection with the Long
Island Motor Parkway. The outcome OF
their conference will be awaited with IN
torost by thousands Of automobiles all
over New York city and by the important
interests behind the motor parkway.
II has just become known that agents
OF the motor parkway have been quietly
negotiating for land I'm the Borough Of
Queens to extend that highway from It's
present terminus, at William X. Wander
bilt. Jr.'s. estate at Dcepdale. at the bor-
der " Queens Borough. To the Forest
Park Driveway, I'm tho heart of Queens.
The plan now proposed. II successfully
carried through. will mean a direct con
ncctiOn 10 Brooklyn and all the important
seaside resorts. II will likewise give the
automobiles of Manhattan ard BrookIvn
a direct route 60 Garden city, Long
Beach. the Rockaways AMI other i'm
pOrtdnt pieces on Long Island.
The plan which viii be considered by
IN" two borough presidents has been sug-
gcsted by chief Engineer Nelson =. Lewis
OF m" Board OF Estimate, and Il nag the
enthusiastic support of all the imrortant
descriptions Of this city II Is
q continuation ~ ia" Eastern Parkway
boulevard Of Brooklyn through the
Brownsville section, direct to Forest
Park. ia Queens. Beginning at the Park
way and Lincoln Terrace. II will extend
southetly along Buffalo avenue to East
New York avenue; thence Ia East Gth
street and Hockaway Psrkwsy; thence
To Newport avenue, to the New Lots
Road. and from This point going direct TO
queens Borough 10y way Of Vermont ave
nue.. Ifogcnan avenue and Dumont ave-
nue..