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Livestock
cue AI.O

CHICAGO. May Q Catue-Re-
ccipts i3OUn, Beef steers. slow.
steady go weak. early SOP. $500
weight. 1884 pounds. bulk. beef
.ef S775Mf S. %. other classes
generally steady. butcher she
took mostly sb7bGt7gss .ho-
lYrua bulls mrroiy s4sbm 81 ibi
bulk vealera early. S1500 s. 20.
Hog Receipts i7.000 Market
Uneven niriy nctlvr. iighf. about
steady with Tuesday, average on
strong to o cents higher than the
close medium aud heavy butchers
Hhout ukc Tuesday close. or Q 20
90 cents lower than the average.
TOP. slutOs bulk 81 . HSl0Ab.
packing sows weaK 20 10 cents
lower plEf steady bulk. fs7bm
$40 40.
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market
fteady 90 20 cents higher. best
horn lambs bid. Sifs0u colo
rrdo fed wooded lambs, $500
sif 90 two loads unsold handy
foi Texas shorn wofhors. 5000
lirht f'd Texas fall shorn awea
81 ih native spring lambs. sie2b
down
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FOR RENT Thret roamr zoe usht hnass
keeping CAV tot North Second
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IUVTIGN %TNCnNNGT

NEN r.Nk. M.s Foreign
exchange irregular Greet Britain
ieunud tf1i clbIe- 848e
riSfy-dsl BILLS on u1ak. al.
~ auUe demand. gif- csbleF
- IiIly. demtId. E.alts
cuhl-s atl g. lrlum. demand
sac Unhlcs 80. Germany. do
waud aal cables. gah liol-
land demand 80 7g. calIer ss 80.
norway. a,mpnd SIS 90 sweden.
demand 1atU Denmark. de-
mand 2ils switzerland. demand.
10 Spain demand. 1888.
Greece demand. ft2 Poland Do
uIuud u2f Czerho-sIovakiu. de-
miin. IYi Argentine demand.
80 81 BRAZIL. demand 1875.
Montreal lte
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Bank Robber
Identified Through
Postal Service Error

SPOKANE. Wash. May h.
49, Louis Mike Benueliy. said by
the police 10 be wanted IA f'ort
Orchard Wash. Tor bank rsirhory.
has o blunder ~ the United Rtntt~
mail service 10 blame for hts Nen-
ufcaiiou, following his arreFt In
Colorado springs. colo.
a letter from the chicf - poiicr
ut colorado springs. containine tho
finger prints Of % suspect diving his
nnmr 81 Joseph Dunnelly. and adj
dressed % the chief ~ rahee at
SncramcntO calf. was through
some mishnu denvcs a tu - Spo-
Kane chief OF police. who onencd
% without noticing the error. The
finger prints wefe found tn con
form TO those 81 the alleged bank
rohher for nshru % $3.50 reward
mad been offered.
IN. gang col which Donnciiy "
said 10 have becn a member IL
credited with q number Of bank
rohbefies In western Washington
cHr q the group. Frank Grant,
was killed ln "a battle with Officern
uenr Port Townsend. a second.
James McNutty. was traced To-
Oakland. cam. and % third. Ifnosi
browning. pleaded guilty. ard T. Ia
Ius static unnitrntiary.
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MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loans on !eueTy ss
monda watches. Liberty tords
nos sutton hilas lowest rates Roth
mans, III south first bonded 60 tus
state
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NhW YORK Mag si,u extra
ordinary demand Tor domestic oIls
90 gains Of 3 Jo almost 10 points
wls abe dominant feature OF tn-
dg. b s.t.," itpck l,arn"t High
,l. Industrial were relatively
aal's unprecedented . 500, 900
shi IN, ,luslus Was ffrpug
,tnrh.- pnInl.
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OMAHA. Noh May 3 Wheat
$50 p har.i e 1850 Siag No @
missed 81 TO-
Corn So 2 white. sage; 80. 2.
mixed. l2 4o
Oats so 2. white. 3gAcma7ci
SEQ white 90 37Ar
KANSAS CITY. May WHEAT
god 81 SO $3.50.
Corn Na @ white. Bic N57 y G..
40 yellow. 5sitc
liHt Steady to 90 cents higher
poo irllris so O.. nruirio s1R 90
~ etG -N
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sunday picuics. baseball Eamst ana
dong trius Is speciality Phone sl
a9a south SrconI
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANrED- CArsfBl Eoask fnishins ~
master photographer twice daily sr
vice Remember satisfaction Eiau
ieci send YOUR fnishing 10 q reliable
established firm Hanna a Hama.
Masse- photagfsphsrs
CAnuAOE Avn ONION PLANT
Ouaniuc foHst proof gown iu .H.n
frid a. TernskaHa ArA rlanfs re-
better atd uil stand colder ffcerTs 70 I
piHrts from further sasft Strong hHr
Won rooted tlnnts moss uarifd arc
roots ui ZACH hanflr uf 90 and HUr q
lahrlri rruartriF With Nariofr Q
ramq Catiags Fairly Jersey Wakrf 20
Chafieatru MaktNyfd sufrrHai1n .t
and ate Plat 400 400 600 1lr %
1900. -pH-F1 o. 1000
Onion rrYatai psrr9i post prepaid
zoe goo 7lct tOn-t1 0n. 1000
sahrihtred Talon Plant company,
iesarlana Al
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MUST SELL
FOR RENT Houses


fok hhNT severai modern Furnished
car 1in, inauirr 90 i2is south Eguh
foH nENT Two room cottage and isr-e
tle'pius parchts newly fuuished ttA
= broadway.
fuR HENT MAJ 18Th. California style
tuuaaloa mudsrulI furnished also
satls ll-i 81 Seventh Phone -u7s
fuK RENT Pour room cottage. with
bath, sas aud lights Gail phone
t72TJ
fuH kEAr rhre, ro1m uniamahed
house win aleepitE pUrcu 1913 81
lish 90 90. Phone 1890.
FOR REET-New four room Furnished
cottage iu the Highlands. Phone
e2t A y Nilnsr Ii14 West Central
FUR hENr-F Five ROOM Uunenraw in.
Dasti sleeping porch modern we'll FUR
niHtfd 1rhaffurr plano nu sirk fWH
blocks FROM pastufncr. 60 200 v Load
Inquire 1Hl Wet silver
FnR RENr-oue four room furnished
mudrrn hTirs house Eiassed-in sleeping
porch two other rorrhea Call at sui
south Walter phone il0J D.
ruR RENT-Nlcely furnished bunga!ow
Tor housekeeping cunsists Of hsins
room. tltcAenette. two sleeping porchc..
trf 400 cold running water elo~.re
f1nre $50 20 pef T.onth. Phor- Dr.
Hurrhsy 4si
rpR RhNf -Ouc n mod modern homes
W CITY close 10 extra good location
beautifully furaishrd hot water heat.
.aragr ~ fuamf alsrpirF porch. lossly
-, ror-h piano god tdi'on ing,. 'sd
q urntturr NV bungalow located on
Eati Central owner going east. viii
.olsp o. desirable parties Apply 7t6
kust Central
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Produce

CUtrAGO May Potatoes
Market steady Receipts. o. cars.
total United States shipmems a0s
CHrT NiHUunEin sacked round
whites. &i.anmt. 90 cwti Michi-
gan bulk round whites 81 90
{efnnsgIE cwt CanadInn.
lrked, whites So WI new
stock dun Florida double headed
u.llrrlr s%EauillnE lton No. 4.
81 500 Sa.f5. 40 9 81 Zbn sfbo
KANSAS CITY. May 8 Eggs.
hutttr ana poultry uuchunrNd
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FOR SALE Three lots on East silver
one or ai fine location Phone 1916 "
In moruinra,
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MUST sACHIFlCE
DOR sALE Honses

FnR SALE Pour room frame house ani
fcfefusd bal rurCh modern a. D bar
rain. 2i2 snnih Yale
hN OWNER Nice HONS on large lot
furnishrd or unharulshed terms Easy
owner leaving city q south Edith.
A REAL hAgGAIN in . nicely furnished
home five ronms nud bath fine lus
cetlnni close im. four and one halt hincEa
vtnsH rnme fruit trrrsi raraEei ctlclru
huuse and nfns also garden vii sacrifice
fHr $1,000 ruef over ~ q Tho far
niHhiurs Ia house cost over 500. an
Nendfli au7 North Third Room ne.
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You win find it in our classi.
fed Columns.
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DREsSMAlIINo

FAsHioSABlE DREssMAkiNG ump.
dresses and HuIf. First plnss ecu
1901 %. D. Central.
rLEATtAG AtCORulAS slda and "ot
skirt end ufNcs ~ 40 kiuds y tranc
2t5 North Seventh Street Phone 9ii
bHEssMAkISG Asp NtLLtNUrV
Nau mItr aud trimmed Co.. order o
aHf sffie ruHranfHsd prices reason. Co.,
i22 West Lead Phone 2nnt.M
EMBROIDERY 1rssndIe aud alk flow
crs. designs fnr stenrliinF, china uaIrt
ing Weslaks At Studio. Room y No
iini Bids Phone ne
ord fancy underwear q ~str.alfH .H
Sew.
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious.

FoB RENT hf,e room apartment IN
FURNISHED 81 eurth seventh.
riKEE KYpM. modern furnished apart.
hli south broadway
ruK Rasf-Ka1ais hr isht hou.ch.ep
tnr NnI \ Third - Phon. gb5.I.
Two partly furnished room. Tor hfht
toa.etsspias iloh = SECOND ~
SEW nlIU CLASS apartments. 10 nrt
class l.caluy y a Hammond. ga o..
silver ihaue i6g2N
FOR kEST-lhfes room ,isam hssisj
apartment and bath. Albuquerque
Hotel aibh Sarth scennd
mn hhA high caas apsumenn
fa-,ur Highland Park D. A Hammond
so tast Silver Phone i512 r.
FOR RtNr-rhfss sni four room fur
nshrt modern apartments ADD houses
MrNLNion a Wood 200 eat Gold.
npR RLSr-rNo raam furnished apsft.
meat hot and cold waicr light and
telephone paid AIN South Bfnadwas.
Fuh hEsr-lArse front room veil
furnished iu desirahle part u town
reasonable rent $50 We.i Tusrns Ave.
fnR RENT rwu M three r0om fur.
ulahtd apartment WaiHr. Nghts and
phene paid s21 South Third
FOR RENT q Unhrnished four room
sIsr,nss5 gnsis'" ss rs9ss 300
NNh NM AINNN NNMW IANMNaIfN apart
ment steam heat hot aud cold water
iEhts and telephuus paid. t2lA south
broadway
FOR RFNr one large and ons email
apartment. furnished complete fot
housekeeping Cram ASartmsnts. al5
n Seventh street. Phone az
TWO ROOMS ktsheneiie. s~lesriHF pofch
hsih halls aud porch private entrance
eimploffN Furnished modern With ga
zoos fufrtsirr Phone ia1gW
FOR RENT- Five raHm modern. newly
tIutisted apartment close in no
garage 900 Aorih Funfih street.
FoR RENI-rhres-room suar,mrui fuf
nishe' i've lnrohrs east aud south
rNfOsurr. lHhf auf water raid. $40 Der
iaonth go hast Coal rhuns isa
FOR R~EET-RoOms
sUE NbNI-Reom, $40 wsst Copper
foR RkNT-Niee dean housekeeping
naums t2iA n Third
FOR RHNT- Attractttely hlrnlshsd room
for gentleman. phoue foge-J.
FOX REAr Furnished room ag2 soatb
sgNeuih phone 4apW
FpR REST- Sice airy room. adloluing
hath close in. an south Amn
ron RENT-Two ROOMS Tor light house.
ssepins' or rooms and board Phone
roR RFNT-Room and s~irepIas porch
aniginiug hath l0i sonth Edith Phone
iIt0J
FOR RENT-Tvo ronms. fumishsd Tor
h.usokeepiaE zoo North Third Phone
2i5d-t.
fok RENT neautifullt Furnished room
in a Hedern home o2a North Second
Ms frgd Haulm.
fuR Rksr Light heusssesping roons
ua bath aud phone Well people
ne children tl6 West Gold
FoR RENT-Two rooms private home
good iucauun near Robinson Park
Az eanyruisuees sie N Ninth.
MOI FRONT stFkpiN0 ROOM aa,oin
4uE bath Ia Highest and best location
IN city vtry fcasonablo, Phone a9as
FOR RENT Nefny furnished trout bod
rnom in modern home rrtpinYed hdy
or gentlemen preferred rhpng 1855 =
FOR RENT Dandy front room for nshi
h%ousekscpl4 newly painted and pa
7Fled also sireplns porch with room
Phone hath. raa sell people 40 chill
dfrn tih West Gold.
FOR RENT Thret rooml zoe Hsht haass
keeping can Q North Second
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UENNEE. May g-Cattle-Re-
aeIpts 200 Market steady beef
steers kt.IU g. 2t COWS and
l.ifor. f455nfG go. calves. - SO
HsfI .U. luiiH. So gON ff.a5.
.tockr3- and feeders. s.. 90 agT.b0.
uuEs- Receipts 600 Market 10
io ~ cents lower. top. , $50, bulk
60 50afH -r.
shop Receipts 1900 Marke;
go iu 1t cents higher Iamhs.
sifonHtt ta sos cwos. g. 90 $500.
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KANSAS CITY May 81 cattle
Hrreipfs 5000. Reef steers.
steady spots higher early, hui
rl1i Ink weak hcnvies. fS,6h; bnik.
hrt;cr grader all weights. fs.0om
s. 90 calves steady 70 weoki bost
81 o0f 81 90 bulbs mostly 10 20
Pr cents higher. medium TO good,
90 I'd 50 20. other oiuutes steady
tn sfruuE top MIXED yoarilngs
e. o. iref cows sGfNWf So 10:
most heiftrr 81 UuatfI. o. cam
uUf So $3.50 cutters ss50
Ftrt
U0E Receipts 1000 Market
opened around steady. closed
u"fIsr jn packers aud fhlpucrs,
strong Gel p cents higher. butk de-
s.rnlIr 700 tu 200 Founders early,
ODD $40 90. late. 10000
&luft top. $40 20. bulk Gales
a CT rflo1.. uurkcr top. Si9 10.
rHW. fs 1853 90. rIpH 40 20 20
cont" lower, hrst. Si0.3b.
shn'p Receipts 1000. sheep
and Clipped lumbs strour 10 20
cent. hirhet lIght horn Texas
wsthsrs 50 90 aged lots. sgfb;
bcat shorn lambs SIAt0; wooiod
lluhs steady. Arizona sprlngers.
$1,000.
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FOE SALE FURNITURE
FOR sALE-kcal Estate

INV SOME dandy lots on sisth .frrct
81 70 price thaf's hard tu beat See
nonce iti' NoUh sixth phour 1909 j
FOR SALE T,ny foot lot on rHfi Sl.
N.r near Highland Phrs 5000, with
$50 dowu and SO monthly D.. A
hummoud r2f fatt Silver
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LOST
yANTED-Female Help
or Woman

IT'D An Experienced waitress Az
si carl's fsstaurani 2oe 5 s.eeha
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|OYAlENT OFFICE An kiuds u
b secured try cur service iiio s
. ~ rhonc saw
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WANTED

We pay good prices for fire
arms. such as rifles, sh%ot-suns.
pistols Mus, be- in A oundi-
ton.
ana SOUTH FIRST Sr
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Totals .s02s ,eooooo scar Ooo, 900 ss7s, ,ooo, ,ooO

at appears. therefore, that IL the
Mayors plan We're in any way practi-
liable the city would be required to spend
on the two items OF recapture and rev
construction alone sl.e37. .soe.oec
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expenditure Of ss.ooeooo annually with
out reference to the Board OF Estimate.
Julius Miller. who was selected last
year by Charles II. Murphy OF Tam
many Hall as president on Manhattan
In lieu OF Jimmy Hines, made the fol-
lowing pertinent comparison:
.why. look at the kind Of a lob the
president OF = college has. He gets
sls, 900 a year and has only one build
ing to look after. But just think OF AL
the buildings Mr.. coier has to look
after"
Comptroiier Craig said he felt that
not only the department heads but also
many Of the deputies or assistants
should have more money Those Included
three OF his own deputies who. he said
should be increased from N.60e and
$500 20 $1,000 The Comptrolier's own
salary. $4,000, is fixed by law. He said:
TN the ordinary interests OF SOUND
business Il is UP to the city TO pay
incumbent and qualified men a salary
worthy of their efforts. II IS an in
Justice on the part of the city MOTTO pay
these men the salaries they deserve"
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Isl period struction. Equipment. Totals
IL yrs. Se25. 900 900 $4,000 600 SSoi 800 900
5-io yrs ee1 ,oco. 600 5000, 900 $4,000 ,o0s
Cd period.
1915 yrs iss, 100000 76.Ooo. 600 a5s. 400 900
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Craig Favo-s increases.

Comptroller Craig agreed with the
Mayor that the commissioners ought to
receive more money. He said commits +.
sioner Coler was tust az deserving OF
$4,000 n year as the Superintendent OF
Buildings and Supplies In the Board os
Education, whose position gives him
possibly n little more than that figure.
Commissioner Coler called attention to
the fact that~~he las under him five
hospital superintendents whose pay,
including maintenance. amounts to moro
than his own. He-Aiso said that his
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learned that Mayor fiy,an had told
Coler that he would like to pay him as
much as $4,000 year. He blamed the
Republican legislation. however, for his
inability to do so. saying:
Tho mandatory legislation passed at
Albany has 50 burdened us that We sim
ply cannot do what we would like to do.
However. you may rest assured that
your general budget viii not be cut
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"rotaI Twice ssoe,ooo .oeo.. -.


borough bridge lie proposes, connecting
the Bnroushs Of Manhattan. Queens
and the Bronx. at cost OF upward of
sac, ,0o0, ,ooe; a bin of $4,000. 600 for
bus equipment. and $4,000, e0o for
trackless troleys' in Staten Island. to-
gether with other incidentals, would
bring the total outlay we'll on to twice
$500. 600 600.
"As 1 have further pointed out. aa-
ether essentially important element is
that the heaviest costs would fall within
the first five year period. during which
provision would have TO be made for
the recapture of the old lines. for the
first five year period costs OF construc-
ton and equipment. and for bus service
these three items alone aggregatine
S512, 100000.
Against these imposing totals
have also shown that the city's present
borrowing margin of $l50.0oo.oo0 Is
more thas two-thirds mortgaged. and
that what is left. with such additional
borrowing capacity as may accrue In
the near future, win be required almost
wholly for other than subway purposes.
'It thus appears that on financial
considerations alone the Mayors plan
Is impossible
Mayor Hylan. in provoking Chair
man McAneny's detailed presentation OF
figures had said
IL note that Mr.. McAneny continues
to make misleading statements, which
OF course will continue until election
day. in regard TO the comprehensive sub
way plan submitted by me to the Board
OF Estimate, on which the people all
over the city had an opportunity to be
heard.
"McAneny pat over on the city the
dual subway contracts which are COST
ing the taxpayers not only $10.00O,ooo IN
the budget, but millions besides. together
with paying the bills OF strikebreakers
and the carrying on OF strikes.
HE now wants to put over on the
people Of the city another plan whereby
the people will pay from $3.50. .o00,oov
to $500. 900. 600 for the obsolete, anti
quated. MIXED dry surface and elevated
lines in the city; emo further. his
barometer scheme means a raise In car
fare which will take out OF the pockets
OF the people millions OF dollars yearly
or S25,0eO.000 more in the tax budget
eac ach. year for the taxpayers 10 pay.
"1f the people want McAneny's plan
TO have the profits go to the Traction
company and $3.50. 900 to s6o0.0oo.'
900 paid by them for surface and ele'
waited junk, then they should support
Miller, who appointed McAneny.
IF the people want their rights pro
tected in the profits coming from this
great enterprise. particularly when they
paid millions to develop IL, then they
should vote against Miller. I am com
PEELED to make the above frank state
ment to let the people of the city know
the real true and correct facts
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Totals. ssi. 4e7 900 $50. .4s7 900 sIOi soi 900

AN OF the lines or the dual system
operated either by the fnterborough or
the u. r. T. companies are subject in
this manner 10 purchase and recapture.
including the Lexington avenue line
north from Forty-second street. with it's
branches in The Bronx, and the Seventh
avenue line below Forty second street.
The contract provides, however. that i:
the city chooses to exchange any one
or these lines for the corresponding line
or the original subway system. II may
do 80 ny paying to the companies any
difference in the value OF the lines ex-
! changed.
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Commission Head Shows
$512,700.000 Needed in
First Five Years.
SUMS ABOVE DEBT LIMIT
Reply From City Hall Calls on
People to Defeat Miller
for Traction Policy.

Replying TO Mayor Hylan assertion
that the Transit Commission is spon-
soring misleading statements. George
McAneny. chairman OF the commits
sion. gave detailed figures yesterday
to prove his contention that the So
called Hylan transit plan would cost
81, 100, 100000 instead of $500, 900 900,
and challenged the Mayor to point out
any substantial inaccuracy in this con-
clusion. Mr.. McAneny said:
THE first element of cost he would
encounter If his plan were possible
would be the purchase Of the INTERIOR
ough and B. r. r. companies's inter
est in the city owned subway lines that
would be subject to recapture in 1926
and 1927.
Under the terms OF the contracts.
if and when these lines are taken over
by the city, or by any other operator,
the companies are entitled to payment
Of the total amounts Of private capital
invested through them for both con-
struction and equipment. plus an adj
6itional allowance fixed by law of Is
per cent.
For each year beyond the first ten
this figure would be reduced. but the
commissions accountants show that II
taken in 1926 and 1927 the amounts to
De paid over would he as follows:
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ent subway business. and II, therefore,
worth considerably more enan the Lex
ington. To take IL In an exchange, the
accountants OF the commission estimate.
would cost ON the basis of present oper-
ating revenues and returns. an addi-
tionaI $4,000, 600. This is the second
item in the bill
"The cost of construction ard equip
rent of the wholly new lines the Mayor
proposes, according 10 the estimates OF
the commissions engineers, foot up
ssT5. 100000. These estimates, which in
ciude original construction coss. inter-
est during the period OF the work. engi-
neering expense, and so ON, arc hasec on
the same data that the commission has
used in preparing it's own five year con-
structlon program. They are made by
the same men who have been engaged
m building the city's subways tor years
end whose expert ability I doubt whether
even the Mayor would question
''The figures which, oil course. are open
for checking by any one. are as follows.
given according to the Mayors Eve year
PERIODS:
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Hylan ResponsIbIe.

Diligent inquiry did ascertain the ORR
gin Of the movement for increases for
the department heads. 1t developed,
on reliable authority, that Mayor Hylan
himself proposed the increases.
Though the Increases have been re-
scinded the fight for them has not
ended. The opening of the door appears
to have instilled the idea that increases
are not at all impossible. Accordingly It
Is expected that at session to-day or
tomorrow strenuous effort viii be
made 10 have the increases restored. II
the effort Is to succeed II viii have to
do so to-day or tomorrow. because to-
morrow is the limit under the law when
increases to the budget can be made
Thereafter the only changes possible are
decreases.
When the board resumed its delibera-
tions yesterday morning one of the first
to appear before il was Bird S. Colcr,
Commissioner of Public Welfare. 1t was
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
$1O,O0OPAY DENIED
TO 13BUREAU HEADS
Board of Estimate Drops
Plans, Fearing Publicity
or More Raids.
HYLAN BEHIND SCHEME
Craig UphOlds Him, Saying
1t lis Good Business to
Pay Executives Well.
OTHERS WANT INCREASES
julius Miller Finds College
Presidents Get $4,000 for
Managing One Building.

The publication yesterday of the fact
that the Board of Estimate. sitting as
the finance and budget committee,
had voted in secret session to increase
the salaries of thirteen city depart
ment heads from $500 to $4,000 a
year had two immediate results:
!. A rush OF the borough presidents
and the Comptroller to the board TO
obtain similar Increases for their SUBJ
ordinates.
2. The instant decision OF the board
to revoke it's plans and grant no in
creases to anybody except those made
necessary by mandatory legislation.
The entire day, with another secret
session of the board, passed without
any explanation from Mayor Hylan or
any other member regarding why the
Mayor had forgotten. for the sake of
the department heads. what he calls
his economy program. Even the an
nouncement of the revocation of the
increases was not announced. hut was
allowed TO Teak" from the board
chamber.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

The Mayor proposes that in the sys-
TEN he is talking about the Lexington
avenue line be swapped for the Broad
way Bronx line. the city taking the lat
ter and running II in connection with
the Seventh avenue line south as a sep
arate railroad. The Broadway Bronx
line. however, has the cream OF the pres