nag-imagination stirred by the dar-
‘ulls from both sides of the Battery
m earth.
A company has been incorporated to
’H’ am at the project and T. Kennard
, nmgon. a prominent engineer of
the city has prepared the detailed
pm The Broadway Association.
. compased of merchants along the fa-
mous thoroughfare. has endorsed the
It the plan is ever carried out. its
. preponentsaay that six square miles
would he lacked on the‘most'valuable
meoe oftlandon earth: autism
of needed docks would be added to
l {he port’s facilities; that transit
would be greatly improved. and that
file tax on all realg’estate might be re-
duced one percent. .
The plan mall-seedy been outlined
to the War Department, Mr. Thomp-
son says. and no objections have‘been,
nised. since the proposed built-up ex-
tension would still leave on either side
at the island the same clearance for ' .
viga ' that now eflsts on the: ‘ . :
ml non end when fixis shall have bféendone
Hudson and East River sides.
The work would be completed in
five years, in Mr. Thompson's belief.
“It is a well-known fact." he ’said,
‘flxat the business center of Manhat-
inn is rapidly moving away from City
Hall, and. if it is not prevented. the
lower end of the island will again be; f
come a residential district. with'the
xesult of tremendous decrease in val-
-ms. . . , .
The only way to remedy this. he
added. was to make City Hall the 899-.
graphical center by extending Broad-
way some six miles downthe bay.
sums 9r mm: _
flown-sea
CAIRO. Egypt. Nov. 4.——Slgns'of a.
commercial revival are seen by busi-
ness and shipping communities in
Egypt. After months of depreséon.‘
£1118]? saw there has come a. healthier
tone of confidence and optimism which »
is most encouram'ng. The feeling pros
walls among the businm interests that
:the late fall will "see the country back
to normal and healthy trade.
The Egyptian public is weaning of
she discussions or the country’s fun ’
tare politieialvstatos and is showing
for more interest in the priceof cot-
s«ton which is the barometer of ’com;
:mercial activity.
Throughout the spring and Summer?
:the large hold-over from last year's
cotton crop acted as a. damper on the
harness community which feared a
:turther restriction of the Egyptian’ s
purchasing capacity. Efforts ha cc
been made to relieve that situation.
Trominent groups of Egyptian cotton
mwers have visited England and to! 'l
the cotton spinners of Manchester that
:Egypt-will not continue to grow cot-
1011 for unremuneraxive prices.
The Egyptian government has offl-
izdally restricted the area. of cotton cul—
gnlxvatiou. and as a result. this season' 9
. up is considerably less than : the
average. In addition. the crop has
:»suifered this year more severely than
_. .7 _ mi from the boll weevil.
3,-1;-’* _ Owing 111 part to these reasons and
. in part to the rise. in American cotton
sane Wu crop nearly doubled in
we”? Confiquently. optimism pre-
Wham the growers and shippers
V‘irvnm WAR IN FIVE YEARS.
LONDON Nov. 4.—\iajor General
, ~9firWilljam Brancker.whowasComp-
Wet-.Generai of Runner“; and
m General of. Personnel on the
‘59—‘12 Council during 1318 said In an
m here on “Aviation " that win-
ifinct told him there would be an-
”there will be no declaration. " he
:smd. “It will start by a sudden aerial
m”! , ,
DOLLAR?
Start a savings account _
now while it is on your
' mind,
The dollar has shrunk ._
considerably since the.
days before the war but
do not forget that there 15
a good deal of asp-mg to it'
yetzand that it is going to
d' are passing
peak .d never was
- k—V
NEW YORK. Non 4.4m Yo:-
”who often pretend to be lamb-a.
m to the city's wonders have had
way annonnwd. to- ex— : .7
“in: “#:3333323 Island six miles down T
mmby bundifig mammoth ”9 fa
-ud filling in the intervening space ’_
r ,
, demos entirely on the parents whéth
L "ox-tnnAc'rsnv AND " “seem-A."
' neighbors, the world, thinks of you.
: 7 Your reputation may be ruined by a
Bntwhatotlt? Theyureof
ownbloodandboner
vetsandholdmgmpince
andtbeearth.
To you has been inflated
the proper training of these newcom
ers will become a- pleasurable duty
fairly easy of accompllfliment. , ,
Cultfvate; empsnlonshlp by beco
mg one of them in thought and act.
Seek. to be their best fiend. Th
and enable yon better {to mix
and correct faults and Mines.
out being severe. . A.
You can lend without bemg suspect
of honor and beauty. _
You can straighten the crooked
twig by doing it gently, not by a twist
«blow. Neglectlt when “launder
hope of transformation is gone. . _ ‘
Children are natural imitators.
What their parents do‘and :say chlls
in something tor good- measure. 'i-‘So'
<be eerefhl or your speech and deporte
ment.
Thelr are the latest edition and ma!
be read with searching eyes; ’
'There’s' more in this l’a’tflt‘ emu
than you may: suspect. putfitbere‘r'
a wise Creator.for the nevelopmenl,
and advancement of :mankmd. end‘ille‘i
or it shall be received by the world
with censure er approval. "
(Oovrrllhtl
LYRICS__ OF LIFE
ByDOUGhASW
THE LAKE'OF STARS.
N all is lovely on the lake,
No night-winds rudely pass.
Not even gentle breezes bneak
The water's perlfect glass.
Afloat. alone, 1mm .yBur.cnnoe . ,
Look down and you will see
~edandnddtbenewllfe-toallfer
dren do and say. and plus. They not
Reflected there the sky or blue
And all ltseanoby.
You will behold a thousand lights
Now: near list were m.
For only “this on police; nights
The lake receives thew. v
Is on the quiet tide, ‘0.
And earth abolished.
But. it a. breeze shall venture been.
Some tiny tempest blow; ’
Your lake m WW
And all bosduk below
They are not blotted from lbs skies
By just a moment’s cum ----'r r,
0 ye discouraged, lift your eyes. .
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“WHOWJO‘Avold Than ,
TION.” .
VOID the common error of 'con-
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nature. your abilities, etc; your rope-7
tatlon Is“ what your friends. your.
"isles accusation; but your final-act
cannot be injured by anyone bot you
self. ,
Seen only thus when perfect peace . -7
When an the winds that wander cease .
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