The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1922, Page 4

PLANS OF STATE LAWMAKERS IN WHICH NEW YORK VOTERS rere HAVE A SPECIAL INTEREST Brooklyn Seeks for More Judges for “Rent Cases”—Port Authority Hearing Jan. 31—Other Pending Measures. Bposial From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World. ALBANY, Jan. 17. Here are a few selections from Proposed legislation which are of especial interest to New Yorkers: New York State will have a lobbyist at the National Capital ff the plans of the Joint Commit- tee on Taxation and Retrench- ment go through. His chief duty at present will be to work for an amendment to the Federal laws to give States the right to td& National banks. This would mean approximately $8,000,000 increased income to New York. January 31 has been made the tentative date for a public hear- ing at the Capitol on the report of the port authority, under the auspices of the two financial committees of the Legisiature, ‘This will be the most important Jegislation affecting New York City during the regular session. Assemblyman Campbell of Behenectady has introduced a bill amending the election laws s0 as to make it possible for a woman to register without disclosing her real age beyond twenty-one years, Assemblyman Jobn J, Wacker- man of Brooklyn has introduced ae bill directing the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company to re- Avenue line and authorizing the Transit Commission to waive the issuance of transfers. This would clear the way from Manhattan through Brooklyn at the old five- cent fare. Assemblyman Louis Cuvillier of New York has introduced a bill making the price of admis- sion to horse rages $1.60 and pro- hibiting the issuing of passes to public oMcials or any free ad- mission to other persons, except “with the approval of the Rac- ing Commission."* Assemblyman W. W. Campbell has proposed i constitutional amendment to increase the term of Assemblymen from one to two years, and another increas- ing the salary of Members of the Legislature from $1,600 to §2,000 a year, Senator Peter J. McGarry has asked the Legislature to em- power Police Commissioner En- right to grant a pension to Bar- bara Neville, widow of Daniel J. Neville, murdered in the perform- ance of his duty, Senator Alvah W. Burlingame ir. introduced a bill to-day to cre- ate four additional Municipal Judges in Brooklyn to handle the housing situation, The Judges would preside in the First, Sec- ond, Fourth and Fifth Munteipal | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUAKT 17, 1922. ster it to the Court of Appeals, ich would be made @ pardoning rd. nother bill introduced by Mr. ts is designed to abolish capital ishment. jov. Miller sald he favored the par- board idea. ‘Unfortunately,” he added, “such y cannot be created during my of office.”” ontibdiael ‘ATE FIGHTS TO SAVE $8,000,000 BANK TAX cislatare Will Ask Congress to Enact Mill New Pending, ANY, Jan. 17.—Favorable action Congres on the Bank Tax Bill is to sought by the New York Legislative mittee on Taxation, it was an- bunced to-day by Assemblyman Jud- , Vice Chairman of the committee. Inactment of this measure, It ts be- eved, will prevent muntotpalities in thr te from losing $8,000,000 in local xes on national banks because of a cent decision of the United States eme ‘“ourt. | | ‘The committee, Mr. Judson says, ans to have a representative of the tate go to Washington to urge suppor: the bill, Under the Supreme Court iting national banks can only be ed with the perinission of Congress. pleat te msm sain PARIS HAS REFORMED THE POPULAR TANGO IMetit”? of All Dancing Must Be Moderation, Society Deotd PARIS, Jan. 1 (By Matl).—The Mict of Paris society demand oderation must be the motif of al! wn dances this year, including the fox trot and tango. ‘The latter Is the most popular dance the best Parisian society, but it han pen reformed. jt t 1 AMERICAN TROOPS FETED IN ROME Company From Rhine to Assist in Decoration of Unknown Soldier. ROME, Jan. 17. (Associated Press).—Rome outdid itself to-day in extending a weleome to American troops come to participate in to-mor- row's ceremonies attending the be- stowal of the Congressional Medal of Honor upon Italy's Unknown Soldier. The American composite company 1s from Coblena and is in command of Major Gen, Henry T. Allen, The display at the station and ad Jacent square was the moat spec- tacular Rome has seen since the days before the war. Gen. Allen was met by Richard Washburn Child, Ameri- can Ambassador, and Gen, Diaz, re. cently returned from America. King Victor En .anuel was represented by an aide, Col. Morozzo Della Rocca, and Admiral Mola. Gen, Allen was conducted to the Royal Alen, where he was recetved by Minister of War Gasparotto and Lieut, Gen, Vaccari, head of the General Staff. After the formalities Gen. Allen was driven to his hotel through lines of troops. Frequent hearty cheers and shouts of ‘Viva America!" greeted the infantrymen on the way to their barracks, pahhsiecery emeetien WILL MAKE LASCELLES PEER BEFORE WEDDING Princess Mary Must Transfer Coat of Arms to Left of Escutcheon. LONDON, Jan. 1 (By Mail).—tIt 1s generally expected that Viscount Las- celles will be raised to the peerage be- TINT fore he weds Princess Mary tate in February. At present he {s a moner,” his title being only a “ exy” one, He possesses no heraldic distinction, but has his Distinguished Service Order. When the Princess is married, she would transfer her coat of arms to the Minister (eft) side of her husband's w egciitecheon. — Her Hike those of the Queen, No resent of_arm3, according to heraldic ‘The guard of honor church on the wedding cla} nished by the Royal t infantry regiment of the line, of the Princess 19a Cotonel, ‘The dier Guards, ear NO motto, woman except a feigning Queen, has the right to a motto on her con wa, Viscount Lascelles’ Nae a Hes’ former promineptly ‘OVERS o all that is geod in — MYT LL Tat “com: ‘courts | Ne Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORTH THIRTY FOURTH STREET arms, Extraordinary Sale Value Tomorrow Full Length Bay Seal Wraps (Seal-dyed Comey) rena- “TOBLER’S” a oow rea- | To \ son for living. | | ° | | This specialist in flavors un- doubtedly stands alone in chosen field. “TOBLERONE” (with Honey and Almonds) — “NIMROD” (with Malt Biseuit)—and Tob- ler’s original “MILK CHOCO. 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Greater New York will ha Attorney General ts given the same|™any won't get a look in. effect in a proceeding to strike a davit of a police officer. ‘The requirement that voters sign|SUbpoenas duces tecum, adminis! the register is confined to cittes of 04ths and examine witnesses w over 15,000 inhabitants. cath for the purpose of investigat: ‘The number of voters necessary to|®0Y mae constitute a political party is {n-|Prescribed for the purpose of ald! eregsed 'to 50,000 after Jan. 1, 1928. ‘The Secretary of State shall not publish concurrent resolutions, pro- (PROPOSES TO RELIEVE posed constitutional amendments, propositions or other questions in more than two newspapers in each|Asvembly = Bilt county, outside of New York City, Power to Cou Such publication ts to be made in ALBANY, Jan. 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