The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 10

7 OIE ANE I hee aan mit * SO A ' TS sreeramqam:g LOOP RRM EES THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1921. ‘ 3 10 4 | came to an end at 5.80 o'clock yerter-| held up by Spevker of the Flouse] the “buck” to him. ‘They were going to ' MILLER BILLS |day morning, when church bells were} Muchold in the Rut tee. || bane bot the Whitley bill and the my summoning the faithful to early ser- | 4) f busines f that the d ‘ vice. But to the faithful In both! t ; \ PUT THROUGH AS Houses at the Capitol, it was still ‘ |high noon on Saturday, the hour set]? Judicial conven numed jon oat tr by Ue 6, which appoints three cene ed product inust be sold, sent | ors and brings millions of dollars ¢ Jin that the]4 special message to both houses urg- | for adjournment, beyond which no] year into the State but not hi w delegates went to the primaries with|ing the passage of the Martin | i | legal business could bo transacted: | roused from its slumbers in the Rules! the party brand on them, #0 that the] the companion in the Assembly of i Jso when the Legisiature was ready Committe early In the Ment And) public might know for’ whom they|Senator Meyer's measure, The bill | | ' acinamapasenaces The movie censorship} the price for which the Walton pill to adjourn sina die, the clock in the} 549 4, were yoting, Of a sudden fas ea was passed, of the leaders were chang: Senate indicated 11.40 and that in the] ‘The Hoxing Bill, oie | Bill, ley bill was passed by the Senate and | tinued From First Page.) Assembly 1145 of Saturday morning. | commission, was y the Walton bill dropped. ‘The under-] BRADY AGAIN WINS DIVORCE. It was a sleepy punch in both}early in the morn Nason | curtent from the second floor had tobi | it Tt} been turned on In default of appearance by Mrs. Ruth | a jury bere Supreme Court Donnelly, in the Bronx to 1a verdict in favor of Bx ole the | Brady, who sued her for divorce, charg ‘All bills not receiving his Mone | tne her with misconduct in het apart : ' ment_on the Grand Concourse. Severa ute die automntically cups to the speakers and leaders | his resignation. wwas It ahead of the Senate in jts| months ago Brady was given a similar BH lanybody thinks that Gov. Miller The one pernarkable feature of the|work. But in the closing hours the| judgment by default and a fow weeks | ‘4 uisly phyai-|T8cTe Were @ lot of funny stuntal) mature which paswed | Senate had to take a recess while the | later Mrs, Brady had the case reopened mot work as strenuously PAYS!) Hulied off in the closing houra~as waa the Miller] Assembly took up the burden of the | for, {rin} of the Janues Involved, yas he docs eli Sy Benes 4h, [there had been many other funny|had on it. On us in-|work. For one thing the Meyer bill, ‘ rady ate then think coming. He was on the won a verdict for Brad. atl things during the session. subordination showe a y after testl @ 10 o'giock Saturday morning t in one] placing the Lech Rr held eee mony had been heard. Brady is a son oO we othe . Jonnelly Anti-Trust law, lof the ta . ‘ ‘Another one of the amusing things 1oune rth ther, was/under t Donnelly Ant) it f the late Supreme Court Justice John Hid not quit until the Legislature) tney did at the close of the session promptly electrocuted by an under. | pad bi killed in the Senate. Gov.!J. Brady. abou . pund current the Chief t 5 g'clock yesterday morn- was to advance Jake Livingston's Mind the green light was flashing Houses that listened to the apeeches| commission of commendation for the good work | was whisper which had been done In the session PH] sactne ph and the presentation of watches and | ih hremperate latte medals and diamond rings and loving |Governor by Johnse dd tak yut the Capitol cor-| The Detective Division Bill was ty action had been | passed by the Asgembly some time in ission by of | the afternoon written to the in the early ort of the accompanying | Assembly was “marking time, E Which he bad signed up to date. tackle tbat task on Thursday ain at the Capitol until it Is Executive's office on the aecond floor 71% < ile aan" lain sailing salary. Jake is the Brooklyn bosa|, While it wasn't Pp D ] Fl 4 a he end, oe neve 4 Yhe Executive Chamber at 1] who held ten men in the Assembly tha end, there Haver Was 6ny elicious avor this morning. He left for] prom the city of churches in line for | sea agal it a headwind, and a spe- fork City at 12.20 this afternoon | Gov Miller's traction measure, and|cial messages from the man at the When You Buy the Bolivar ceremonies and | j,K0 ja also one of the Commissioners {helm atilled the waves. There have oy a been ms-owned Legisiatures here back at the CapHol Wednes- | o¢ jection for the Republican Party: [in pten but in the 144th seasion : In the Senate at about 6 o'clock in|the bosses themselves were bossea Tim Governor said that he could/the morning on the day that the|by the big boss, and what the second 5 vhic! 3 q |foor man said was law guggest any plan on which the | Good Book says shal! ept holy a i W 2 ‘: ; Transit Commission would] bili was whisked through giving the; , If Gov. Miller thought a thing was Commissioners an advance in salary right it was right. He announced at obbd. The act creating the com-| °) $1,500 a year the outset that he was Governor for m, he added, showed them the|" Tats an example of how things} the next two years, and that he was When asked how long he | were rushed through in the closing | £0INK to be Governor. Up to date he hours. If a bill has proved a prophet had to go through . it went through. Gov. Miller was in| ‘The Republican leaders were up] { & Isgion would have a working pian|}j« office all through the long night| ®&ainst tt upon the repeal of the direct ORANGE PEKOE TEA be said: and through the early hours, until] primary law and some of them took . 0 he saw to it that his mensurea went| the position that because the Go: ink st wil) require some months | tooth, And they all went. through, | failed to recommend it in '| you will never fail to get satisfaction. Send fer a free sample to puss| packet to SALADA TEA CO., Boston, Mass. tha, not years.” too, with one exception, This was| to the ue Good News About Good Clothes! | 144th session of the Legistature | the motor vehicle tax bill, which waa! want it ‘ " # f Is all you need pay for ‘ 7 foremost txample of Cord tire building. 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