The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 4

YOR T0 CLAIM NGHT OF VETO ON Transit Measure Is “City Legislation,” Sayz O'Brien: LBANY, March 18. iw @ ute préparing to We Traction bint on Tue ain roller will be brough ond any sugested amendment. — jf me amendment eure to be offered be designed to ciear away any abt thet the + re 18 @ city bill dér the cons! ution all city bits Bist be submitted for the appreval or oof the Mayor Corp Wing of New ¥ ted against the Assembly Pith passed that House W: tthe Judiciary Committee. He Mally demand that the mea Bent to the Cities Committe i @ second hearing be accorded ty Phe Governor, it was sald m advised that the Traction 1 Rot fall under the provision of Constitution which defines city The Corporation Counsel's us. however, is propired to dispute point in the courts. Provision which ¥@Rds us follows: PW CONSTITUTION DEFINES CITY LEGISLATION. ! Laws relating to the property, ut- or government of cities and departments thereof are d into general and special f @eneral city jaws are ti ich relace to all the cities of ono « classes; speeial city laws are e which relate to u single city, o Jess than all the cittes of a class ial city laws shall not be passe pt in conformity with the prov Of this section “After any bill for iu > relating to a city | both branches of the House in which it orig: diately transmit « cert! of to the Mayor of such «ity, } p fifteen dayn, thereafter the shall return Kneb bill to th from which it wae gent, or | wension of the Legisiature at whici | bill was puswéed has Cormin: Governor, with (ie M cate th { Is invoked iyst oluse the For, and in every. por dnd che legistatly parrentiy, shall act MBlo such vill; but the Leyisiutore {ERY propide for the concurrence widlative body in citica o fit close ere action thereon. | VOR HAS POWER OF VETO ON CITY BILLS. | ch a! Dil, ff it relates to fone city, shall be transmitted to Mayor of cach city for which I tes, and shall not be deemed ac: | d unless accepted as herein pro- | d, by every such city, Whenever) fguch bill in accepted us heretn| ded it shall be subject, ag all| bills, to the uction of the Gov-| | more | er during the session at| ft was passed any such bill d without the acceptance of! city or cities to which It relntes, | om within cuch fifteen days it is not} ned, it may, neverthelavs, again passed by both branches of the ture, and it shall tion be sub- | as are other bills to the acnon the Governor.” Dil designed to put a iimtt ov ons of railroad property for | purpose of making rates, has introduced by Senafor Gibbs of! » It provides that the Public} e Commission or the Trans!t jon #hall not fix a value for making purposes higher than the) FA.cod on the property by the jon in ite! latest annual re-| w the ate Tax Commls‘on. | AL CAMPAIGN BEING PREPARED yor, tion Cdunsel and | Blobk-Lxpedted Law. ath hy ope trey Yhe cae: | . of the Kni bi a Traction precteanyasandonty, “Mayor Copporation, Counseh O'Brien | mitor Hiram Johnson have to-| ued thelr attention exclusively jdeFation bf legal processes to ent the bill from becoming effect- i Gov, Miller signs it, jord was received from Albany | if the Governor's programme through the new Transit Com- | jon muy be ready for business on | 1. ft also was broadly inti-| that the Governor's “compre- ve plan” was well along in| of formation, | the lewal battle to fol- | expected signing of the bill will be taken to so frame the as to make it possible to take the Federal courts, as er, 2 at ms * than . it | $32,000 SHORTAGE | acca | Deticit in Funds of Baltimore Of- | fice Discovered While Checking } funds of the is Valted State TRACTION BL FRANKLIN CHILDREN’S ais’ " + 4 : THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, M $ + ARCH 18, 1921. | covet. Te vane |COURT WRIT STOPS Jan. 1 to 14, and the ered on the afternoon lin the-waa! fer wax mi shortage di IN SUB-TREASURY | Passport of Woman Whose Hus- bail Is Here Hnd Not Been Vi ty Gilbert, in chores immediate Ip $20,000,000 Transter Mureh A $42 mart Major Snyder FE after a pi the Ine flo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the Warld W © R TK SWIRTY FOURTH STREE) PR MADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE ’ NeW \Vpaps, CoaTs AND CADES REFLECTING THE MORD i ADVANCED TENDENCIES OF :o THE MODE FOR. SPRING> x THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY CARACUL TRIMMED WRAP COATS OF MARVELLA CLOTH, ALOOSE SWAGGER MODEL, IN AN IRRESISTIBLY CHARMING TUXEDO EFFECT COLLAR, BORDER, AND SLEEVELETS ARE TRIMMED WITH NATURAL CARACUL ATWO TONED SILIC \ LINING AND LONG FANCY TASSELS ADD THEIR. QUOTA OF CHARM AT 60-99 WVRAP CAPES OF SILK FINISHED MOIRETTE? THAT ACHIEVE’ ‘TREO HEIGHT OF MODE ARTISTRY BY REASON OF THEIR SUMPTUOUS BEAUTY OF LINE, ARE TOPPED WITH DEEP SHIRRED CAPW COLLARS, FINISHED WITH LONG TIK STRINGS, — RICHLY SILI¢4_» LINED ‘THROUGHOUT SIMON FLOOR ty Boys’ Imported English Norfolk Suits | With Straight Short Trousers . $25. | aon check, and herringbone cheviots and tweeds —a grade of woolens you do not find in boys’ clothes unless you look for them—handsomely modeled and tailored ‘where the Norfolk originated, j and featuring those short straight knee trousers, known affectionately as “shorts.” Really exceptional value. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Our Own Exclusive Importation franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets HAIRCUTTING SHOP — FIFTH FLOOR Cees te omer ev emnerenntepan oe seperti nad ae HE prepare the case, Mrs, Menkes, while waiting In line in DEPORTATION OF 3) Warsaw to have her passports vired, Mf the 10h, qnes $5 to a man posing a# an officiat who wrote something on it. The gnas- | port was rejected at Kilis «| Way, Bronx, with their oldest son. Two J daughters also live in Amerten, and expects his sec — Sn PANU FRANKLIN SIMON BOYS’ No Credits Franklin Simon & Co. CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING SHOP— FIFTH ees land and ortation ore 4, eRe years, (1a 459 Claremont Park- hi employees vivlating thirty-five employee: 11d not | ported recently an 18 Was im- | most of the employ the rules, nd papers THIRTY FOURTH’ STREET ANOTHER. SPECIAL SALE 500 NEW SpRING I RocKS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES THE MATERIALS WERE BOUGHT’ LOW, AND THEO RAILROAD MEN STAND. a/R. 1, by Detective Senft of the Homl- No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WoRTH and the answer waa a volley of shote, after which Turello fell to the sidewall The. man with Anastasio that John Fioring, has also been in- for murder and is locked up in SLAYER. CAPTURE ALLEGED Brooklyn Saape Providence apin as Dey his been brought back from,Provid . WASHINGTON, March 18.—Barnest Langely, Assistant Supervising Ped= oral Prohibition Agent for the State of New York, was named Acting Supvefintendent for that State to-day, succeeding Daniel C. Chapin, who will return to Chicago es rvenue ) agenttin charge, cide Squad and ts locked up to-day in or a hold-up momo BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE tte TOMORROW ee FROCKS ARE PRICED LOW, THEY REPRESENT VALUES THAT VERY SPECIALLY PRICED AT 25° TAFFETA Silk CANTON CREPE TRICOTINE, S00 DAINTY NEW AND Tn LUT Sale of Boys’ Straw Hats At a Single Group Price $1.25 f may be a little premature for straw hats but the exceptionally low price of $1.25 certainly justifies your buying a straw hat for the boy right now. Embraced in the selections are rah-rah or middy shapes; roll brims, turn-down . effects, round or flat crowns, The colors are black, brown, navy, white, and combinations. The quality is as unusual as the price No C. O. D.’'s Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets he anaemia tee atl gle ARE AFTERNOON LATEST MODELS FROM ABROAD, WIDELY VARYING IN DESIGN AND EFFECT, EMBELLISHMENTS OF BEADS, EMBROIDERY? HH AND DAINTY LACES ADD GREATLY TO THEIR CHARM ATTRACTIVENESS SHOPS—FIFTH FLOOR PLOOR UNPRECEDENTED CREPE DE CHINE? POIRET TWILL FROCKS, ADAPTATIONS OF ‘THE | re teemmmm ct FRANKLIN SIMON BOYS SHOPS—FIFTH FLOOR WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR was knighted by Henry I when but a youth. Elk Grain ~ Shoes for Boys Cost A Little Less—Wear A Little Longer Ee grain leather is soft and casy on the foor, yet it is one of the toughest leathers going. Means less tax on the feet and on the pocket. Designed on the practical, beneficial Munson Last, in either black or brown. And the prices’ ate about one-fifth less than they used to be Sizes 1 to 6 $6, 50 Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Strects FIFTH Sizes 10 to 1314 $5, 99 HAERCUTTING $HOP— FLOOK eS