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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05

on the necessity
of the new birth.
His short and sufh-
cient reply was,
''B e S e you
must b e b o
again." The text
expresses clearly.
that ut the very
threshold of the
new life of faith
in c Ii is t, the
S o | stands in
need of a distinct
transformation of
life rallt-ZoZ now
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
HAPPINESS.

l am more and more convinced that
cur happiness or unhappiness depends
far more on the way we meet the
events Of life, than on the nature OF
those events themselves. -Eumboldt.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
Nc Time for Persiflaqe.

as that Wombat on the phone?"
SSH, John"
"Tell the old rascal l say how's his
conduct"
Ssh. This Is the minister, john
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
Keen the Commandments.

Keep my words, and lay up my COM
mandments with thee. Keep my COM
mandments, and live; and my law as
the apple of thine eye. Write them
on the tablets of thine heart
Proverbs lib.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
Give Course in Radio.

Tufts college. New York, Will soon
institute Ii course in wireless that will
be most unique in that there will be
II tuition fees. no buildings, no cam
pus and no eprallmept,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
Our Juvenile testers.

PA, I'll bet you don't know why the
earth Is like a school slate"
81 confess that ] don't, my son
why?"
Because boys and girls multiply up
on it.''-Boston Transcript.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05

For midsummer the fabric hat re-
mains supreme. Canton crepe figures
in an important way In these sum.
mar models
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05
/ The Divine Element /,
; In Conversion
, By REV. C. P. MEEKER
!, Director of Practical Work Course,
/ Moody Bible Institute, Chicago.
BY REV. C. P. MEEKET

except a man be born again, he cannot
see the Kingdom OF God.-John 3:3. J
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05

The great George Nhitefeld was
once asked why he preached SO often
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-07-05

for veal with the tailored or sport
suits.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

Los Angeles Hsrbor. San Frsneiseo'
o" IRON srv yosx
JAY is-cITY or HONOLULU %
Navsco Lines
rRon pritortPru
July ie-coLD HARBoR 90 Nsv'ee
Fe0n aosros
July fG-coLD HARBoR % ravseo
FROM BtLrsohf
July ii--wABAsH (v) Nsvseo lines
Los Angeles. San Francisco. Portland,
Seattle, TacomA--Also see New rorf,
San Francisco
rsos ssw yosk
July it-pAKoTAN % Y. A. J..
Jsly io-NissouRIhH rl y; A. l.
July if-TExAN 90 Y. A. l.
NEW ORLEANS
Tsox srw YosE
July s-cREoLE CPFD southsrn Pacific
rsos ssLusoss
w.ds Cr). ssus 90. clyde Lns
PHILADELPHIA. via Cape May.
fRon nrv roHs
wed. OPrR) Sat. tPYR) and iptsrmsdists
Haischav =. s. Lines Inc
PoRTLAND-ses Los Angeles, San
IIhutttNVs
SAN DIEGO-Ses New York, San Frsn-
cisco, Mobile. New Orleans
SAN FRANCIsCO-Also see Los An
geles, San Diego
July i2-wfLLPoLo 90 Williams Co
San Francisco, San Diego. Los Angeles
Harbor (wilmington). Portland,
Seattle. Bellingham. Also see Los
angeles Hsrtor
FHrr krw YORK
July is-ANNfsrJN CITY I'D Iahrisn
July ;S-sTEEL AGE 30 isthmian
sEATTLE-Se Los Angeles, San Fran
e.seo-Also see Los Angeles Harbor
TACOMA-See Los Angeles
VANCOUVER, b. C.-See Los Angeles
Harbor
wILMINGTON-sse San Franeiseo
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Coastwise

BALTIMORE Faos NV YorK
wsds ~. sais. (F), Clyde Lins
CHARLESTON
Tues. tPF). Thurs tPF). sa,s PF)' ciyds
""" FRos srv ross
wednesdays (PF). Saturday, %
Mallory Line
Tues fP), Thurs ~. sat F)
Southern Paeife co.
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NV rosk
Tu.. opp. Thurs PF)i sau 'fFH C'yoe
KEY WEST
wednesdays (PF). Mallory Linz
Ios ANGELES HARB0R, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle. Taeoma.
Teon nEw roRK
yu,y i.~wnLroLo p) Williams IA co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
For additional
FOREIGN MAILS

ro-in mails uri coss psoupoy. n. r-s
sised :. ths hlss uss orfins1 o. unrsrf,sssf
is,isrs findudlns 20, earts snd ooumsrcai psp~fs
piss-i m "ist'r drss"l msy - rsrsi o. %
o-rsrh Po-t onos snd Ctr Han stalior al
ocnn,t rfth s,esz.T. Ordinary p~infs. ssrDi--l
psresi- pet ntidss sni rrnsisr-d srtises go.
too h-as s.isg. sIs-v nat r,rs,srsd s'isiss
hs- % - nsiisd b>tsssn q n. snf u p m
Az ~ Ycryie sistoa fnrns - Morton as
wss, s,restsl forsin nail eis-r- hsf an hour iss
nan a. c-isrl rost on. ard Gu Hall saiioa-
sUPPtfsGsrssy MAIL
A. TIA P-i O5os--Dpsbs p-tafs rqir-fi
Arici- mus - d-pasi,-i n NJ srocs nars'i
'1s,fsrs for fo-sim ocunufss~ q hsndsd n ~ 30
mpp,susniA1 mail" vini0v Az NJ Fyrsifa
Sstias slppisnsntav nail doz>s har n hsy
isi1 TIA. hs s1Dpi-neniav cio<ns tEs sko~a
Dslo~. a@ps thai supplsmsntau msfs ~ nl,o
Dssn oounr,ss snd 20 csnuJ AmsrioA 80. "a
Crffffbal rlo<a ans n1ur lsfe-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
TRANs.PACIFIC MAILS

caonscsirs mails cias. At M Censrsi Pes, ores
and CIV Hall Pot ocos btaiion. Ss- fgt. 90
japan. Cores and china isp>asl5 sddfes-i
ofyl via Seaifis also parcsi -prsf malls for JsDss
and corts \ =. A,risa Mari, iuy .
Japan Corra. 'hfra. tib~rit. Irrrch lao
china. Nsihsrsnd, Essi Tndls. tsresp, sumsu.D
snd sPhippns Isisnds va ysncos,sf laf We.
i9Fis. D G: aiso psresl-Dss nsis iof shasshS
ffawsii fariosn 1ssnds. Australia lrf Specially
sddrssued mall ~ Nss Zsaland. va saa ffsn.
efseo. aiso ptnrsl- pat nails fef Australia an5
Samoan isIards. y =. Ventura juy -
Japan Corss snd thina ffraiay addressed
osiiyl va kesite. y fo5aEa Mar fuly 10
iilsrsn and fPhiirVfns fssnds. snd spe,isiy
sddrrs~d mail To- JsDsn. Cora and chi1a. us
ssn FrsnHsO. n Prrsiieni Lnco.n. Iuiy ~.
Jspan Ceres, Ctina slbr1a Frrnch tndo-Chins
ard Netherlands East indiss lerert sgmstfsl. us
sss'te: as0 puosl vri mails fos !sRsn. co..s-
fsments a \. rrsirrrf i~ffsrs "a. sju,y ~.
Netasfsnds Eas Indies ar Honnonf ls~-
eisly addressed obi, VIA san fancscoi sisa
parrSl-po.t mails f0r Ne,haiAnds Eat iadi@. 4
Tlilsbos Juy =.
sOrdlnsry fmrsgsiersdl litter NAILED up y
D M ~ day will p~uffdsd thers y 10 fsas
N he overland transit. f.scb seattle ~ tine ~
e0n.stion .h ihs s','5s, 9.sii'.s So. .,.,
po.f sent % Hawaii. Guam and PhliiD9ins fsisnds
by he shove dlspstrhss
fRerstsr-d srdciss may 10 mailed 70 70 p n.
o, tls Ceneai Pest ofce. 1ut must y ntilff nei
later than . m. Il ths CITY Han eisiion Id
rnais srhsfulsd 20 cloes SUNDAY retistsf.d att
e.es mus b mailed not later nsn ~ 0eies1 -
Hsfurdsy night
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
sUpPtGsGsrsRy MAIL
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
To-day

Dsrup<. Afrcs sHd West Asia fCr-s, Brisin.
n~iand. scuih Africa Maisin snt csps Verde
Idsad, nuu - sp>isiiy sdcfasyf ~ cis9sth ~
tAs s1ansri Va ch~tours All sosthtgrssni
siso pasos,-ptsi mails fr Ffanas snd oenir-
usoisasd m N0,s II" bsiOs. s 3. MA.~tie. Z
a no. s1pp a.
Az0us fta1t, fisiy. o~e-s snd ynfo Tsrs
msst - sD><isiiy siirss,~f To- dispatch n, us
st.nsrl. via ruis DssadA Napiss Ptuts snd
DubrVInD ala psru~ past nsis for Asors Id
ard. Italy. Grs-cs ard JuCD siara. q = Pnr-
dsnts wlson. 7 %
Dsrop.. ANA and We, kfA "a P'ymog,h snf
chssbout lna'l nun h specially sddr-ssd ~
dispsirh b. uis sissms'l aiso parsl-posi nsi'
for BsiEium. LrsfnbIrg Ani Bslrsn o-rs. "a
hlssrp. q =. zes,saf. a m sipp 90 n
Esrups. AfncA All V-t AsA va P'yDo1,h ssd
Bouiorls mall must - specially adfr.s~i -
dispsieh ty MS steamer also parorl ps, msn'
for Nsthsnsnds. va Ro,trrttn. =. = Sss AHsisf.
dam. sa m sugp 30
alrop~. A'1es sni wss. Asa "a or-rrrsn.
q, g.S Sr.a, ssi.is ~ i rSs.na rsn1S srs g. oar
'ries msuronsd n No<s a and "b" h-los "a
opsnsta-n. PiJn1uh ind ,ts-0'g,f. 80 psr..l'
Pot nits %. G~rasn5. Ansna. csrclo. .sg.,siA
HusgAY ard ssiiysfItnd va bfrnfn. : Pres.
deni HARDING lseapos'l. D n.. s1go 10 ?. n
Monday
Asnr-. fiards Portugal mus. - sD-fsny ~.
drrs-i ~ dispatch By uas usarsfl va iirta
AnrL Ponis D,rsds and L,oy also pare, -,
malls Tor Azorss Islands ani PosiuEii. \ y blna.
n 20
naiy, Gru.os consiantinopls. Bulrars srf m.
mania sDnciauy aidroeei obi. ~ PLsrno
Pirfus. Conranrncple. Farra ara cnnstanra as
post malls - Cre~s. Bulgaria And ks-
mania 4 = Acrpois. 10
spain fsgscialy sfdrv-sed ouJl. Va Cats tnf
Barslona also paroe' D1si mais - spsin rantfJ
hsrda C~fa. Msiila and Tanrsr In Moryccn.
=. :. y. ds sairlstergi. ~ 81 . m
S s' n. l.ss, s. p'i'h s, ~. mus, ~. = 81, =. "a
InEra. Punta Drlssda ard Ili,on. y ng y
Pr0sidsnns. 4 /. ani uelo y :. Z. E0nA ,
. "a.
Tuesday
Gfvn Britain. irciArd. sun An1-. We tfr.
snd Caps Yerds Islands foshsr co1rtFfst risi -
sg~s-tiy afdrs-srd 20 dispatrh b. us steamer.
IA Piymouth and B,llogns' alyo parcs~rost msiis
f@ Great Britain. ifrllnd and lhs oo.lnirs M.
torsf IN N0s -" t~ioF va Piyr04ih srf
parni- pot mails ~ Germany. Aastra- Cn~ho-
sorNia HungaJ ard Ssii1crit't. VIA Htm1slrs.
2 heuan-s tssaDosD, a
E1-Se Africa AT WEI Asis. "a c1.rfy-urE
ara SosthamDiau. 40 par,ei po.t MATS 20 Cr-a'
Britain, Ireland. fline. asd ~ oogn'r's uss,-
sara. m rlpp ? -
Taiy tparsi-pcst nails ard spsssiiy sdfrrs.~i
oor~pondsnesl. va Na9.s. a. s DaaD Aiishisr.
i,aly Grr-os and Runsaia fsps-aiiy ssdr-..>f
9iyl. IA Naples PirFuI ard C1rrrfai a's1
Darrrl-prf naiis 10 Iia'y Cr-es ali Agmania.
a 8 kinf Aiefanler, ~ % D "a
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
International Mercantile Marine

American Line
White Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line.
kylsnd Line
lord 4 Head Lines
White Star Dominion Line
Broadway, y. Y.
Pr B'n G'n $500; Fgt. White1 2ooo
40 Ia Sale ST., Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Norton, Lilly 4 Co.

American 4 Manehurian Line
American 4 Indian Line
American 4 Australian Line
American a African Line
Amer, Mediter. h Levant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Fsr East Line
Ellerman a BucknAll s. s. Co., Ltd.
lsthmisn Steamship Line
Norton Line
Psnams-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts.. Maritime a vapeur
rs Beaver St., ". Y. Broad 1900.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA, WEST INDIES, ETC.
Tn-Iav

oah. tpssLiy ssirss'd oiJi. VI. Hsusa
s. = orints, a n
,rrspEdsnos for Por,o Riao. VA vaysrisz Il
Cusyra CuFlrso snd Mancslba n s. NartcAbi.
$50 . m sggp. . . m
HsT,ins ~ Desiafius. San Prio ds Na,ris snf
san D,sninFo cv. va san Juaa. s. s.n Ilsa
ls,sr'-'l. % a m slp9 ESQ n
P.hsra yo.rs is,i.r a.ii. ssiisaor u uaig.
AMI San Niriei. Prints. etc onIl, Slcartrus
lsr~Ds Essi ceas,l Ansoais ciy, cl,ssi,e., ,,sS
cnanl n Honigrs Canca AZ ht1ao Depsr-
mats n coipfbii. Dsiafor, .f s.t-r nal fos
P.-u teTesv, issf@l. Bolivia ,ni cais icgos.
Isdor must - u~aily sftvss-i p tispsth b.
us sissnsrl. "a Ha'inA crischai ard Put
iA SA s. ps,, 3 T''i: isg,.s .s Up c.s.,., al
Nstsl lo,ier gsrs 4 BrUil must - spccialy "A
drr.s.d ~ di'p.'eh y ihi. stssss-l "a P.s.-
nahyta ara Ma7nhknl x = Hlb@t. 80 q m
Sol'h Brtfl. AFgrfira. tugiiJ tnd PrAFlJ.
va RIO ds janein,. Mnievif-0 and B4snos AgnA.
81 Tpomss. s. croir y KITS N-,'a saba.
s. Martina 81 Hsilf.us Aaiirlt. hor'sfrAl
Guadslogps. ponini,a. Mar'inigp,. 81 ili,i. Bar.
rr,niiad mur % spraLs Idirsi~i 20. hDsieh
b. thls st.am.rl "a ~ Tlouis. ~ cr1ir ~
- II IuSs I'D BaI5saos. I. s BSiSv ! p a.
ia !snii.s 1ciba must ~ svse,uy .da-,,-d 70,
ton. y. s. BaaLn. ~ M
Tuesday
Nlcarasus fs1orrt Eaa Coas'). saiyad1r prfnss
etc. erospt Ia rnicn and ban Mrisi lCan1 Al
Lons. PanamA CuAi>mAa nd ietel mall -
ssi,.ar mus. - s?ecls.y sdif'ssd faf dlsp,,ien
ersd and san Jos 40 DuaDmaa \. 5. slnfa
Aaa. 10 o n supp II q n.
PARCEL POST
G~s A-PusI-pst mails VIA Tnfanf. fs
Aby.sinia. Adsn fnc.udnE Periml, AfFhanistsa
fKabuil. Ascensian. Bechuanaiani lBrfishl. Bsl-
risa Co-so lKatlnFa ProEinc, oaJl. Butsh Cen
tral Afrfca fNyAssaiand Pr0isct0ratsl Bntsh fndia
British somalilsnd. Ctmrrcqns iBnusAl, Caps
vsrds IdandL Ceyion Cypua L4Drt. Ey2tiaa
sudan. falkl.nd isand.. frsneh indiA isgsisil,
uganda. I-bslan. Ns,ao ichin.l, Isdefs. h.lis
ths BAnls AID Turfrs is.lrdsl. Nfcra. Nyassianf
pr,seccrtts Paissiine. PcIba. psfsia Porturisss
IndiA Porarlas Tirr0r, Portuguese West Afries
Russia N EArop~ iefSg, IkrEnsl, Russia n Asis
srychs.iss. k!tfra f<oue smyns, TinEsayifa Ter
niogy. Tibst. Tog0iand fbfiishl tni ZANZIBAR.
Nnfs B-Parcel-pst mails va lffncf, 70 Al
ssra. carerrons. cosics. Dah0ney. ffcnch Cuinsa.
French establishments In India. frclch lndo cha
fAnnam. CantDiiA corhin- China Lao tnd Ton.
Hand Fr~neh sudan ffpper senegal Niesr snf
iDp~r yoltal. Cabon. TVory coast hsdafascu ard
dsr~nienc4es fMadsEas-af. So. Atrs ds hads.
gakcar N0ssihe. Cofsor0 Islands. hayoits. Gts
COuoro. An.0uln sni Noosli. Mauntsnis. hets
fFrrnrhl Corro houaeo. N0rnrco ietceyt span.
i,hl. S~s csiriooia and dep~ntenciss MGR ru-
ntory. Rsun'on. ssncgsl. Tasoland lFunclil. syria
lfreuohl fBesrib pAmssgs. Alfro ant ths
wes'srn and rssisrn zoosl. TOnia. TsytU tcos-
s.sntinopis and Brvsal.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
"A. Steamship Company

y, "a. n. R., n. Y. Canal $500.
~ ~ a. \. R., y. Y. (FOr'n ServieD
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

sE,r ST, y. Y. Bowling G'n 1900.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Tuesday

NlcaraSas fs1errt Esss Coas'). saivadsr. prfnss,
etc srospt Ia rnicn aHi san Mcisi lCanI
L0ns. PanamA CuAismaa an1 ieier mall ~
salrsdor must - specially adirlsed far dltpaicA
b. uis s,rani-rl Va Crstobal. BaiboL Ia I'D
erad and san Jos 40 DuaDmaa \. 5. sLnfa
Aaa 10 o IA supp n O. n
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
f...solitsn Shipping Co., Inc.

= ,ro.drsy. n. Y. Broad Dbl;
o.. iie " Adams 81. Rand 1913.
"a. so9 CsrOndelet B'g. Main 6S5.
MA: InterT Fr't'g Corp.
~. Terminal Shipping CO.
y,,solk: Harriss, Msgill 4 Co, Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE AT
NEW YORK

8 s c~srs due ggly 70 sith msiis frus
3 IA sstole due iuiy n WITH msrs fnss
belgium. British fndis crsts. ceho- slo-siiA
Egp. rrsncs Iisly. jeresls'is hr'- s'an
81 n Oyuyte. Due July II Win mails fr,n
Au,trta Be- -rnla, Bntlsh fndla Dsnmsrk. frnes.
csrmsny. Orssf Brftain. HunsarJ. Lfhusaia fs<As
erlsads Sorzay. Pesnf. Rumanis. Epufh kfr<cA
ana s<s,sn. sssanss isn sosiAanD'oa ard ca~-
4. Eosi.rasn,. AZ. ysly y -sA nxis -
Srsnos. 6tez4ss ior bouioxrs july
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
= m,moud Steamship Corp.

~ s,y,eh. Pl. Rect. 1892 -2el7-is.
ss..i.l,sia Baltimore, Chicago,
rr.:rsli, Boston Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
LF. {. Lines
International Freightmg Corporation

N.Y. ~ whitehall ST. Big G'n 1871:
Phiis, lafayette Bldg. Lombard 1858
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
North German LIeyd

i%-is Pearl St, n. BIZ CT
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

Pacific Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
y Cortlsndt St.. n. Y. Rector 062O.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
kinian Steamship Lines

SteonnouiP LAncs
Pacific Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
T" Corilsndt ST.. n. Y. Rector 0e2O.
lr Steamship Co., Inc.
lsrr Bldg, ~ Beaver ST.. N. Y.
Brad 500. Branch Offices: Chi
ago, Philadelphia.
npp. Line.
ICcnbined Service Of the North
nc South Line. Inc, and Kleppe
Ines, lne.), li-ls Moore St., N. Y.
Sewing Green ei3o-4.
Import & Holt Lines
v Broadway, N. Y. Broad 1921.
'..fsstrian Steamship Co., Ltd.
a'lS Moore St., MY. Big G'n 3423-A
H!had Line Il. M. M
Broadway, n. Y.
'D' sn G'n $500; Fgt, Whit 2o6o.
S.!a Royal Beige, St. Anonyme
"rssrl st. NY. Bowling G'n $3.50.
uya s,bsude
'es Furness. Witty & Co., II. Agts.
Head Lines Il. M. M.)
sr,sdway. NY.
"'sGn $500; Fgt. white1l 2o6o.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Board Il Silent
After Hearing.
Hylan I llI)e Plan
Dates Fixed for Public
Meetings as Mayor Gives
His Views ON Gigantic
Scheme to Estimate Body
Prepared Statement Read
Early Dates Insisted On TO
Avoid the Appearance of
playing Politics. He Says

Mayor Hylan interrupted his ,vaca-
ton at Saratoga Springs to come to
the city yesterday and present his
s600,0oo,000 transit plan at special
meeting of the Board of Estimate. Ex-
cept for the reading of long pre-
pared statement by the Mayor, point
ing out again the advantages Of his
plan over that of the Transit Commis-
sion, as he sees it, there was no dis
cussion Of the proposal among the
MEMBERS of the board Dates were fixed
for public hearings upon the sectional
features of the plan.
Comptroller Craig suggested post
ment of the hearings until late in Oc-
tober, but the Mayor insisted upon
holding them this month and early in
October, declaring that otherwise he
would be accused of playing politics.. :.
The hearings, however, will extend
through the date of the Democratic
State Convention on September 2S.
The first hearing will be held on
September Is at p. m. in the Coun-
eli Chamber in City Hall on the sec
tions Of the plan affecting Harlem
Washington Heights and the Bronx
While the general plan may be more
or less discussed at these hearings, il
Is intended to devote most of the time
to hearing the views of citizens from
the sections of the city designated al
each hearing. Hearings will follow on
September 20, at the same time, or
the sections affecting Manhattan
Island below 125th Street; on Septem-
Der 26, the Borough of Brooklyn; or
10, Richmond.
Sees Twenty-five-Year Solution
The Mayor in his statement claimed
for his plan that it would "relieve
transit congestion in Manhattan and
provide adequate rapid transit in ali
boroughs for many years to come
The Mayor also said that Cooking
ahead the plan herewith presented
along with the plan for universal bus
operation on five-cent fare, which we
insist the Legislature must permit us
to execute, provides for practically
every transportation need that can
arise during the next twenty-five
years"
GAS result of the continuous con-
struction of new subways," the Mayor
continued, "and of city bus opera
tion, land values in all parts of the
city will greatly increase and new
buildings will be erected, and as &
result of rush Of the new buildings
due to the expansion of the city's rapid
transit area, rents will surely come
down.
AT the present time, those who use
both subway systems to go from one
part of Brooklyn to another. or to &C
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07

frem Brooklyn to Manhattan Island. are
obliged topay two fares, or 10 cents, be-
Cause the city-owned subway system is
operated by two compaions. The subway
plan, which herewith submit, will
cure such double fare conditions aud
viii permit such passengers to ride
from one end Of the city to another
FOR single B cent fare as do pas
sengers whose present route of travel
does not require their going from the
lines operated by one company TO the
lines operated by the other.
Saves City si0.000,a00 Yearly
BY the recapture of existing sub
way lines the city will not only be able
to provide the longest possible ride for
single fye-cent fare, but it will save
the city $1o,ooo,o0o each year, which
we now include in the tax budget to
pay interest on subway bonds. This
annual payment is necessary because
under the terms of the McAneny- Prem
dcrgast dual subway contracts, the
operating companies get all the profits
OF the city's investment of $3.50, 900
and the city gets all the losses. Not
only will the city save $1o,000,000 a
year interest by recapture, and be able
to reduce the tax rate about ten points,
but we will also be able to capitalizs
city subway construction as result
We will also expand the city's debt
margin several hundred million dollars,
because of newly created real estate
values.
The State Transit Commission does
not want the city to construct new sub
ways to hook up with recaptured sub
way lines, because they want to keep
the city and the travelling public con
tlnually at the mercy of the private op-
Grating companies. They want to
spend between $300,000.000 and $400,-
100000 to buy old surface and elevated
lines, and S318,000,o00, according to
their own estimate, for the construc-
tlon and equipment of thirty-two and
halt miles of an underground sys-
tenn. The Board of Estimate would be
grossly and even criminally derelict if
IT acted in accordance with the propo-
sal of the State Transit Commission
for the purchase of worn out and out
of-date transit lines.
The plan which / herewith present
provides for the construction of 1876
route miles of new subways and tun-
nels, or 379 single track miles, at to-
tai cost, including complete equipment
and operation, of $6o0,o000oO. This
estimate has been carefully checked up
and will cover the entire cost.
State Transit Commission Chairman
McAneny, in advance of receiving a
copy of the plan, condemned it in the
newspapers in unmeasured language.
The newspapers quoted him as saying
that the plan was silly worthless, ,
'ludicrous' and 'ridiculous.' After such
statements Mr.. McAneny tried to claim
credit for some of the routes in the
city's plan for the State Transit Com
missions engineers. He said they pro-
posed some of the routes before the
Transit Commission was created--when
it was still the Public Service Commits
SION The truth is this plan was pre-
pared and is the result of an indepen-
dent detailed study of available routes
in the entire city, without regard to
any recent or old proposals by Transit
Commission engineers
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
The Stage Door

The shuberts, have decided to present
The Lady in ErInine" with Eleanor
Painter. at Jolsons Fifty-ninth street
Theater during the week of September is.
Among those who will appear in the
musical play, which Is running in Lon
don under the name of '+rhe Lady and
the Rose" are Walter Woolf, Robert
Woolsey, Helen shipman, Harry Conor,
Harry Fender, Gladys Walton. Isabel Rod
rignez and Marie Burke.
Willie and Eugene Howard will come
to the Winter Garden in THE Passing show
OF 1922" on Tuesday evening, September
10. instead OF Thursday evening Sep
tember ID, as first announced. Next week
the production will be seen in New Haven.
Among those who are to support Ethel
Barrymore in Hauptmann's Crosse Bernd, .
which. will open at the Longacre Theater
on September 2e, are Dudley Digges, Nc
Kay Morris William b. Mack, Charles
Francis and Doris Rankin.
Sam Fl. Harris is planning to produce
Secrets. by Rudolph yesier and May
Edington. 1t will open in London to-
night with Fay Compton IN the prino-
pal role.
Michio rtow, the Japanese Dancer, has
Joined Sue, Dear" at the Times SQUARE
Theater. He ts doing e. solo dance.
Harold Lloyd In "Grandma's Boy'' will
be held for q second week at the Strand
Theater.
Eleanor Griffith Is to have an import ant
part In "Sprtngtime of YOUTH the mu-
sicaI play of early New England which
the Shuberts will present,