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passage of the Ullman bill, That is the position and did not! plaints, patrol the yy Y et tortor’ not true. ‘There are two OT nats Know et I by J Ay ag Rod oan halls to see ao throughout 4 rato . tions exempt from civil service yor lor me. oure their co- tion in jeving Senn ye memes that the law permits me to. fill--my | the responsibility of the poaltion, and | Parent or guardidn; also to observe suffering ‘and, broging about wottee ee Ne Pence ,ounges ter covering thé Police Dep: secretaty and my stenographer. My|I have put my whole life and soul| Whethor or not dances are properly conditions in the homes. They secure | Gisposed to favor, would not perhaps " and relating to salaries, pei first stenographer married and I ap-| into the work, much of which was | conducted. They visit halls, theatres, employment for men and boys, relieve | suffice for the itnmediate means of pointments and removals of me: re | pointed a Miss Buckley. She left after formerly left to religious institutions | Moving picture houses and, in the where necessary and send | the Government. of the police force shall apply to. the|a week or two. My daughter, who is| 4nd societies. spring, summer and early fall, the doctors and nurses t When | Among the other spoakers was for- Ppatrolwomen and no. woman |a college graduate, had been. substi- “It was stated the other day that} parks and the beaches and other out- they deem it advisable they enlist the | ™*", Premier Ribot, who Broonere a GENUINE ASPIRIN ahall be eligible for appointment as |tuting a# a teacher in the Girls’ High| Cur dutles were a mystery around) door pleasure resorts through the services of a policewoman. profound inprassion by the dark plc: ’ Patrolworane who Is leer than twenty: |School, “Brooklyn, awaiting perma: | Pollee Headquarters, and yet there| greater city, A study of conditions "apne work bt the Welfare Bureau | SU? )2¢, Prevented of the: financial 4 one or more than thirty-five years of | nent rt ointment, and as she was|@re several pages devot to our|in the parks where eer PEOPS 15 going to grow steadily, and I want OF qnntiaenes ls apee eT V4 3} age on the date of filing her applica-|available at the time Miss Buckley| Work in the last published report of|meet after school hours Hke older t, \eey my original force of Talsed and insisted upon by Premier tion for civil service examination. But |left I took her infas my stenographer. | the Police Deparment. It ia true] People do in the evening, revealed poueewomen as a nucious for a| Millerand. . the bill makes an exception in favor| “The police matron: x of whom | that we have made a practice of|very bad conditions. With the co- larger torce.” a of the twenty policewomen appointed |are performing duty aa policewomen | Keeping secret In many casos the | operition of the Park bepattment we —_—_>—__. REDS OCCUPY PETROVSK. under a apécial act of the Legislature Jin my Welfare Bureau, may feel that | Gren who have been taken from evil | the comfort stations go that they now FRENCH CREDITS VOTED, —_—— i Ullman Measure That} tor wartime gorvice and now doing |they are being discriminated against | Syrroundings, Where. they. ean “be | Drompuy talephone the nearest police Pd Simin Aad Five Armored Traine and Iinmense i tes the Pl f Bercih Geemincnes Waireee, Under ioe ea ae quietly restored to their homes, with. |@tation when they observe question- pwepe¢ Paints Dark Pietare of Boot Perpetuates ie Places O01 bra yn Ate) arp a: Cee vil . 1 noighbora know- | able conduct. In one season at Coney jooty Taken om Caspian. : x provisions they are exempted from ing of the trouble | ,|Island, we rescued 285 girls, and France's Fina im Se: “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be Her Policewomen, civil service rules and will continue | grade detective, receive a 706 | they to not iowe tt among the number found thirty who tt bea’ with ton to sorve as patrolwomen, but will not |31,600, ‘There is a separate bill are’ more likely 16 go 8 ; had previously been reported miss-| PARIS, April 1—The Senate tast Bhean” Atwaya be Bah be entitled to pension upon retire-|fore the Legislature now giving t wards, Under the old police methodg|/ng We alao look after unmarried evening adopte@ @ bill granting the |Pian Sea in the Northern Caucasus, Reelin unbroken Baye? ‘packs: eid wl Mare, mien A. O'Grady, Fifth Deputy | ment. tatus of nolicewomen and T there would have been ho seereey and | Bitls Who are about to become moth- provisional eredits asked by the Gov-|¢avalry occupying that town March 30, Sroelnce be-3c Ei Commissioner, has asked The) WOULD RETAIN WOMEN SHE vor of such a bill, 1 could use| their reputations would havi ers, seving that thoy are taken care ernment. There were only eight|accerding to @ wireless communique e div ns to Barely World to correct. a ‘réport HAS TRAINED. 100 policewomen in my welfare wor P| of and placed where their secret will Votes againat the measure, from the Soviet Government at Moscow | “cucve Headache, Toothache, Bar ane recently before a} “Phe Ullman bill,” said afre,{{O-morrow and T don't caro where! “In taking to thelr humus giria and |Ot be revealed and giving them 2) A lively discussion of the finan-lte-day. The key point of Viadikavkan | tC cty Nouralela, appeared y OGredy, “one drawn by the pole: |they como from so long as they are | young have been In ob-| Chance for 4 fresh start w Y cial difficulties of the Government |on the railway to Petrovek, about wie | Handy tin boxes of of the Legisiature in sup- te athe polices lithe right kind of women. The] jectionable places, our officers are |#te able to go back to work. took place during the day. Frederic|way between the Black and Caspian| Dut a few cents at drug stores—larger ef the Kelly bill relating to the ce Enright. "ina polioswacien wanna mmatrons I have had working with me | always oareful to’ make their recep: 1 Our grork embraces the Peete] Francola-Mereal, the Financ: in; | Seas, was occupied by the ed forces | packages also, Aspirin is the trade er ; bere have done excellent work. tion as easy as possible with the | of boy delinquents as well ai 4 fnark of ‘Bayete Banufacture Licewomen. oO oI tf be 4 4 ‘ i ir more an 16,000, y a ee aan, ca Pees ites in to Albany ahd tolling tine Aeacics |MR8. O'GRADY NOT OPPOSED Parents, and it Is often deemed ad- | And women. We have supervision of Prnawat, mut, Uitue coaaod). wue| interme booty werk more tains and | Monoaceti¢acilester of Salicylicaeld, Assembly Cities Cothmittes “in| bly I jcate tions bearing on the white Cities Committee of the good TO CIVIL SERVICE. Uaptiee: Rive AL Rete Saint te se tue and ollie crimes affect. | Md this represented about” an ment -announces, All the wil wells w vt. work they had done during the war] “T am not a politician and T am] some cases parents are warned that | ing women and children, such as ‘and were still doing. I am not inter-| not opposed to civil service, I have| should their children be found in a| duction, abortion, fortune telling, as- | to the appointment of/po-/ested in the political affiliations of| peen a civil service employee sings | similar environment again, they (the | saults on women and cases involving but which la¢ks some: of |these women, if they have any. I did] 1901, when I was appointed Sheriff's! parents) will be liable to a charge of |domestic relation, An interesting which have been ob- |20t have the selection or appointment | Matron in Kingw County, I became |{mproper guardianship. When It chapter might be printed on each one of any one of them, but I bave trained | a probation officer in 1907 and was on| apparent that the parents are ne; of these branches. We have attached them and directed ‘their work and) duty in Mayyr Hylan's* court when t or incapable the girls are plactd|to our Welfare Bureau, in addition know their capabilities, I feel thi he ‘was a Magistrat T was still frthe hands of rep Ytatives of the|to the policewomen and matrons, the city will be benefitted by retai acting a8 a probation cer in Brook- | religion to whi 801 fit its and sere/ Ing them. lyn when I was m. deputy Police | sequent care geal to be d belief that i ang iAYing out our work the otty ta|ment. | Thoir ret ‘om Florence is a. police | h into zon ill be benbfitted by t ee BOnes t course be an extra burden to the per 1329-1331 BROADWAY f if 4810-4812 Near Gates Avenue ? 4 FIFTH AVE. Brooklyn in soso , Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn at Pilg Cor. 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