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IS PASSED BY THE SENAT Senator Meyer Opposes Measn Accused by His Committee. FOR CHILD WELFARE ment was set Instated after the investigation City Administration. Senator Meyer, Chairman of the co: sion Extended in Payment of Allowances, charges against the Inspector. 7 Meyer's statements, which referred ipecial From a Staff Correspondent | alleged illegal financial tranenctions of The Evening World.) ALBANY, N. Y., March 15,—Sena- Cotillo of New York has had through the Senate three bills on child welfare, extending Powers of the Child Welfare Com- * qalesion, The Senator declares that ‘the legislation is among the most con- wtructive and progressive since the reation of the commission. One bill provides that the allowance fade to parents will pass on to the dian or guardians of children in event of the death of parents. *"The import of this measure,” sald tor Cotillo, ‘can be appré€lated by what occurred during the recent ‘epidemic of the ‘‘flu,"” when, in some is guar <antee rd eases, whole families were all but . ) wiped out. Frequently the mother alwa ays rosh and ‘and fath victims, and under the aout uw. ut Meal shut off of full strenéth= the children from any allowance. The oO because it ts sealed ina Inspector Henry. ASSEMBLY PUTS HAN ON SUND, SHAVES. ALBANY, March 15.—Sunday barby and Saratoga Sprit is prohibited the Clayton bill, p: bly yesterdi ‘The vote was 123 to COFFEE \VAC- KEPT fundamental principle of the welfare law is that the home Is the best place for the education and care of children instead of an institution. Another bill provides allowances for @hildren when the bread-winner of the family is rendered helpless by a BILL TO REIMBURSE HENRY | 125TH STREET TRAFFIC for Relief of Police Inspector ALBANY, March 15.—The Senate last night passed a bill designed to permit New York City to reimburse Police In- spector Dominick Henry, whose indict- aside and who was re- charges growing out of the Meyer com- Powers of Welfare Commis-| inittee's investigation of the New York ing now permitted tn New York City ASTOR perfect vacuum. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 15, 1922, policeman. Green lights are for east] them, who have torrortzed residents of and west traffic, yellow for north and/ the Ravenswood of Long Island £.] REGULATED BY SIGNALS] south and rea for the stopping of alll Gareying out the besgeingpoenyest joao traffic, North and south traffic proceeds | yet Otay indian, Caney? re| Lighting System ax in Fifth ave-|on wenn Pay ad dl Nig cacti ive, of No. 1% Marion Street, Long nue Inatalled at Lenox Avenae. | Td West traiflo has a full minute, Island City, Heved this man A new traffic signal lighting system AVL ad to be the le ne. wan ineligubated 4h 300th’ Wureet: thts JUDGE JAILS GUNMAN, Siciliant wa: on his plea of carrying @ te- gullty to the cl morning, operating oh same prin-| CALLS HIM HIGHBINDER | ie, ade in fcste Ma ciple as the Fifth Avenue system, There ay a December, 1920. He was arrested on ts only one Nght station, but it Is visible | 27" a Sea Ui dahl Feb. 28, during « party at his home, trom Third to St. Nicholas Avenues, ‘The lights are at Lenox Avenue, one at the nertheast corner, the other at the southwest, both operated by one vers and a loaded s charge he awaiting examina- the house sey shotgun, On was under $5, tion. County Judge Humphrey of Queens declared to-day he intended to break up has the gang of “highbinders,” as he called mittee, opposed the bill, reviewing the Minori- ty Leader Walker sharply criticized 4 I. to by pone f SERVICE er= Four Urstams Saresrooms Sr Four fi Fioors. by by the Assem- or COATS Women’s Silk Waists WAISTS Permanent disability or by an incura- |. Ble disease. ‘The third bill provides that when father is confined in a prison or insane asylum for two years or more the children shall be given their @llowanco, and this applies to children born in this country, and where their] }\N disiceenneai fathers have taken out their fret pa} {M4 ‘ "Ash For “cet Horlick’s ed DIES SMOKING IN HOTEL. Victor Veovite, seventy-six, a retired went into the Italian room of @ Prince George Hotel, No. 114 East Street, where he had lived for four- teem years, to enjoy his usual after- @inner smoke when he complained of ) feeling tl. Dr. Nute of the New York | Hospital was summoned. When he ar- rived he pronunced the man dead. Instantly prepared—no cooking Used successfully over 4 century s@rGet Ask for The DIET during & after INFLUENZA Nutritious Digestible Horlick’s ae Avoid Imitations & Substitutes Silk Skirts Wool Skirts ugaw SKIRTS ~ Wool Sweaters ena rr Mannish Sport Coats ! J. 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