The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 6

: ‘| i TAMMANY SEEKS ~ BIGGER SHARE N ~PORTAUTHORT May Drop Fight on Miller’s, Harbor Proposal if City Can | Name Commissioners. | —— | HAS BILLS DRAFTED.| Will Be Presented To-day But Likely to Be Held Up Till Plan Is Fairly Started, | Staff Correspondent ing World. ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 2.—Senator | James J. Walker in the Upper House | and Minority Leader Charles D, Don- ohue of the Assembly. to-day intro- duced amendments to the Meyer- Mastick Port Authority Bill, to give to the City, of New York the ap-| pointment of at least two of the| three New York members, The | Board of Estimate would also be em- powered to approve or reject the port authority plan. The first part of the amendment was suggested by former Governor Bmith in his defense of the plan on ‘Tuesday, when he said that the only part of the plan in which he was not in accord with Gov. Miller was the appointment of the New York mem- bers. In his opinion the Board of Fstimate should have the naming of them. (Special from a of The | The Meyer-Mastick Bill is sched- wled for a swift passage through both houses. It is going through as a party measure, though several Demo- cratic members have already declared in its favor. At the moment, with some members of the legislative committees inclined | —= to favor a bill giving the city repre-) sentation on the Authority Commis- sion, Tammany has let its Senators and Assemblymen know they may follow their own inclinations when voting on the pending plan for har- bor development. The action of Walker and Dono- hue in offering their amendments to-day is taken to mean that any, far from siding with Hylan in his demand for flat ion of the Port Authority plan, will line up in support of it if the concessions demanded are granted, It ‘Was even indicated that the Demo- crates would not press for the right of the Hylan Administration to either reject or approve the plan if the ap- pointment of two Commissioners ‘were accorded. While the Republican leaders are not disinclined to “let, Tammany in at some future date,” as one of them expressed it, they do not intend to gramt concessions to the city until the plan has been adopted and put into operation. Once its ultimate estab- ‘ Mshment 4s assured, !t is not unlike- , Wy the city will get representation on ‘the Interstate Commission having the aelection of sites, laying out of routes I. MILLER Semi-Annual This Pure Cream Relieves Head Colds Apply in Nostrils—it Opens Air Passages Instantly. Colds and catarrh yield like magic to soothing, healing, antiseptic cream that penetrates through every wir pas-| sage and relieves swollen, inflamed membranes of nose and throat. Your clogged nosizils open right up and you can breathe freely. Snuffling) vstops. Don't stay stuffed up and! miserable. | Get a small bottle of Fly's Cream | Balm from your druggist. Apply a! little in the nostrils and get instant relief. 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Senator Homer Dick of Roch- ester would amend the judiciary law to authorize Supreme Court Justices in counties containing first class cities to designate @ daily law journal in such city for publishing a daily calendar of courts and legal notices, Senator Nelson W. Cheney of Erie would amend the banking law to allow a savings bank in New York City to open one branch office, providing it has the written approval of the Banking Superintendent. Assemblyman George Jesse of New York wants a constitutional amendment increasing the offices of Governor and Lieutenant Gov- ernor from two to four years, Mr. Jesse also wants the consti- tution amended for a reconstruc- tion of the State government and the establishment of a State budget. Assemblyman Josoph Loscalzo of Queens wants the criminal courts act changed so that Spe- cial Sessions Court may be held by any one gistrate where TAL T CAR MTR LSE 8 1 RIS AAMT aM COM Ss astateN fester | the Governor of New York have any \earing on the well known long dis- tance remark of the Governor of North Carolina to the Governor of South Carolina of distribution, Reports have been received, it was sald, that some of the Government formulae for industrial alcohol lend themselves readily to rectification so that illicit liquor dealers are obtain- jing the denatuted spirits under Gov- ernment permits, ostensibly for uso In the manufacture of barbers’ supplies and toilet preparations, and by vari- lous processes rendering it more or less drinkable. Revision of the permit system now -|in vogue is understood to be under | DENATURED ALCOHOL | BECOMES MENACE ondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, — Feb. KOU » country © Sin: Tecatee wine wante to evolving a new industry—the rectifi« | have been asked their opinions of the | amend the railroad law to pro- [Cation of denatured alcohol—Prohi- orkings of the Present Cry and | hibit the operation by any street | bition officials said to-day, whicn| raha rete Oe Sine tor Combating tallway ne Of @ car unless | probably will necessitate a complete! the indie alcohol angle of the ioe by a ¢rew of at least ion of the Government's systcr ! bootleg problem. | ———— |WILL THEY DARE | ASK GOV. EDWARDS: | “HAVE A SMILE?) Invitation fo Review 71st Recalls Sad Outcome of That Querry to Goy. Miller. ‘(Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) | ALBANY, Feb, 2.—There's a snick- | ational Guard circles over! Sale of \the Tist Regiment | {er here jor New kc to Gov. Edward I, Ed- WOMEN’S ‘GLOVES |wards of New Jersey to review the 1 At About Half Regular Prices regiment al the armory to-morrow | night, Gov. Miller was the last State|] REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES, 2 CLASP, OVERSEAM SEWN, WITH SELF EMB'D BACKS, IN BLACK AND Bxecutive to conduct a review of the| 71st, and it will be remembered th ernor if he would have a “smile.” FULL RANGE OF SIZES. je a Col. Gi fe Burleigh o! . Gen Onyan's star overnard uie| Regular Price 3.00 for - - 4,59 tempting offer and repprted the t e | gression of rules to the prope thorities, and the report, at las WASHABLE CHAMOISETTE AND DUPLEX GLOVES— FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MAKES. 2 CLASP, SPEAR AND EMB’D BACKS. WHITE, BLACK AND ALL DESIRABLE COLORS. counts, was resting somewhere in a pigeonhole. Gov. Miller is listed with the ‘drys’ and Edwards is a well known | Heapet.? 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