The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 14

WELFARE BILLS, + SMITH DEBLARES; Governor Scores Partisan Foes Who, He Says, Aid Spe- cial Privilege. Gov. Smith Dditterly censured the Republican Party of the State and Na- tion as a party obstruction to hu- Man progress in a speech before 300 Members of the Women’s Democratic Club im the Hotel Commodore last aight. Tae dinner was given in honor of Miss Elisabeth Marbury, designated Geiegaie at large to the Demo- eratio National Convention. Miss Harriet May Mills of Syracuse, the other woman delegate at large, also e. Women political leaders trom Mr comicas of the State attended. The Governor specified the milk 4 the minimum wage law, the Rohr bour @ay for women and chil- @rep. the teachers’. salary increase Dilis and others as instances where tue Republican majority in Albany thwarted the public interest in ive to serve “special privilege. ‘And be hotly challenged “any man to Tusesday eo] oe pie ring | and tell me wnat T nave feaid to-night 18 not a it. eG peaking of the milk situation, Gov. said: suits useleas to sénd out commit- tecs to find out the reasons for Bol- queviem, and a waste of the people's y for convictlons gt crima- anarchy, and a waste of time ex- palin members of the Assembly, ‘when four men can sit around a table and say that the people of the bigest ety in the United States shall do ‘without milk for three days.’ ‘The Governor spoke of lis milk bill, which the fixing of a price tb the consumer, the distributer and producer. in Rhere's a plain case where the Republicans up-State must subordin- ate the interests of the teeming mill- fons in a great city to the interests of whe men on the farm,” he said. ‘Phe Governor beran by denouncine the Republican erat an leok~ ing in principles or sincerity. He said that after the United States had emerged from a great war and Prest- dent Wilson had p: @ pro- gramme which would have given America a distinguished place in his- tory, the Republican majority in the Senate, lacking any constructive plans itself, deliberately wrecked the League cor nt for political advantage. joing to Albany what do we find?” asked. “The same thing. The Republicans there hove no principles. They cunatitute (n themselves an ab- solute party of obstruction.” The first opposition to his minimum wage bill, Gov. Smith declared, came from the Manufacturers’ Association, which, he said, never pretended to be created for anything except selfish and personal motives. He charged that “a man by the name of Mark Daly is getting a fat retainer from the manufacturers for the express purpose of seeing to it that no legis- lation helpful to the laboring man shall pass, provided it in any way in- jures the manufacturers.” Truck Lond of Grain Alcohol Stolen. Fogarty and Hendrickson, garage keepers, reported to the police to-day the theft of a big motor truck and its load, thirty barrels of grain gicohol, licensed for use in manufacturing cologne, from their building at No. 49 North Elliott Place, Brooklyn. The front door of the garage had been forced | with a crowbar Take Aspirin | If your Aspirin tablets have the name “Bayer” stamped on them, they are genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” proved safe by mil- Kons of people. The name “Bayer” identifies the true world-famous Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years. Always drink one or two glasses of water after taking the tablets. Each unbroken “Bayer package” With Water Aspirio is trade mark of Bayer Manatactare Monoaceticacidenter of Saltcyticecia anew \ 4 |THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920. LAYS NEWBERRY'S —_ hoove thattwn tnited states fene- PLIGHT TO WILSON Senate Committee open Honest Advertising March 22.—Paul H. 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