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COMPENSATION LAW | gal treatment of injured. employees is CHANGES SIGNED ~ BY GOV, MILE Benefits Extended to Marine Workers—Check to Politi- cal Control of Fund, ALBANY, April 14.—Changes of eonsiderable importance are made 4m the dill revising the Workmen's Compensation Law, which has been approved by Gov. Miller. Loop- oles in the old law which allow in- furance carriers and employers to evade compensation insurance are plugged up, and thousands of ship- ping and canal employees, who have Yeretofore been denied relief under @he State law, are brought within ite provisions. ‘The sixty-day iimitation for medi- eliminated and the employer is re- quired to furnish medical care for 46 long a timo as necessary. As & protection to the employer, the phy- sicilan must report to him as to the ature of the injury within twenty days. Provision is made for payment of eompensation for loss of hearing for 160 weeks. The list of occupational fiiseases has been enlarged. Failure to Insure the compensation of em- Ployees is made punishable by a fine @f $500 or by imprisonment for one Year. On the sixbject of non-ingur- @nce Gov. Miller says: “Great difficulty has been experi- @nced in the past in prosecuting non- (sured cmployers due to the inability @f the enforcing authority to obtain Proof that would stand in court of @uch non-insurance, This bill pro- ‘vides that the Commissioner may re- @uire any employer to file with him @ statement with regard to his insur- Bice, and failure to file such infor- mation within ten days shall be deemed presumptive evidence that the ®mployer has not complied with the jaw. Upon any subsequent prosecu- tion, therefore, the burden of proof is on the employer to show that he is insured, The new law stops technical de- Jenses of an insurancé company that ‘accepts a premium for insuring under Rot covered @mendment places on a contractor Mability for compensation for an in- jured employee of a sub-contractor ‘unless the main contractor sees to it that the sub-contractor carries insur- ance, Before public authorities issue permits for work, they must have Proof that the contractor has taken @ut compensation insurance, Labor unions made a determined fight to limit insurance to the State fund, but failed. The new law, how- ever, is designed to make insurance im this fund more attractive to the employer. Obsolete and unworkable Provisions have been eliminated. The fund is permitted to pay its expenses ut of premium income and js not red by legislative restrictions. is @ provision for the appoint- ment by the Governor of an committee to the fund. The Gov~ @rnor says: “Such a committee should disarm @uspicion that the State fund is fanaged for political control and not for the best interests of its policy holders. With its lower rates for sation insurance, the State should be in a position to write @ much greater volume of the com- Pensation insurance than it now does and it is my hope that by its effective ¢ompetition it will become a great Fegulstor of insurance rates in this ‘wf compulsory insurance.” Governor has 200 bills left on this desk. About 175 of these he will veto. —___ GIRL’S NUDE BODY FOUND IN MOUNTAINS Top of Her Skull Was Crashed at Least Nine Months Ago. “The nude body of a woman ap- Parently about nineteen years old, _ with the skull crushed in, was found late yesterday in an isolated spot in the mountains, half a mile from Stony Point, N. ¥. Coroner Stahl- Man said the woman had been dead at least nine months. None of the @othing was found The entire top of the skull had been rushed, Coroner Stahlman declared. ‘Owing to the time the body had lain fh the open no other evidence of vio~ Jence could be found. Several kuife slashes in trees sur- Younding the spot where the body was found lead the authorities to think the Place had been marked by those re- | sponsible for the girl's death, ‘The victim was about five feet six fmiches in height, with bobbed, brown hair. See HOMOEOPATHS ASK VETO. ‘The Homoepathic Medica: Society of Btate of New York at the closing mpeston of {ts convention at the Hotel odore yesterday passed a resolu- asking Gov. Miler to veto the it Mental Defective Bill. The bill described as a measure that would ‘any citizen the right to commit aminor pending & mental examination @m demand and encourage meddling by “social workers and wealthy idlers.” _it also Was voted to conf thic societies of thi Eastern Atiant aim of bringing together members the profession in scientific research Dr, George BR. Critchiow of But- and Dr. Jeremiah T. Simonson of fork City were elected to repre- society at the convention of the Inatitute of Homoepathy at June 18 and 26. A Sale at Three Brooklyn Stores: 1829-1831 ~ an? 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. Near Gates Ave. Bet, 4th & 40th Ste., BROOKLYN BROOKLYN FULTON STREET cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn “Clothes For Dress— Clothes For Play— Clothes That Are Best In Every Way” Sale---Saturday Boys’ All-Wool fasterSaits S —There will be REAL JOY to every boy who will wear one of these classy Sport Models next Easter Sunday. And there will be REAL SATISFACTION to parents who realize that in this Special Sale they will save considerable money on the boy’s Easter Outfit. Sport Models With Two Pairs Full-Lined Pants —These Suits are made with new yoke backs, inverted pleats, flap or patch pockets. Coats lined with lustrous alpaca. Both pairs of knickers full lined. Sizes 7 to 18. Blue Serge Suits For Confirmation TWO-PANTS SUITS— 12 Natty Blue Serge. All woo! fancy or plain model..... . ate ‘“‘Martin’s Praises loud are Sung By the Mothers of the Young.” SPECIAL FEATURES NIGHTLY Our genial hostess and instructress will take wpecial care of the unescorted Private Instruction for Adults and Children Daily from 2 to 7 P. M. Refreshments Only if Dosired—Nodv.alely Priced. 13291331 Easter Hats on UWAY ning models, all personally selected hats im every de- sired color and the Season's latest trimmings. FULTON 8 50 Every Suit is Lined With Crepe de Chine or Novelty Silk The fact that it is still very early in the season for a special price on Suits of such superior quality gives an added signifi- cance to this sale. A fortunate purchase from an overstocked high grade manufacturer has given us the opportunity for this sale. These Suits are in navy blue, tan and black. The finest Women’s and Misses’ } DRESSES Will Go On Sale Tomorrow—Saturday 25-00 Dresses of distinctive, exclusive modes, quality of which makes the price very moderate, indeed. Materials of Crepe Romaine, Georgette, Canton, Satin Canton. 35-00 Smart, superb Dresses, rich and lustrous qualities of the finest ma- terials in fifty different exclusive models. Silk Frocks Exceptional Satur- day Sale of 350 Dresses of Georg- ette, Canton Satin, Canton Krepe Knit, in every wanted Spring shade and ve .00 y ot Hoyt It Subway Aation Brooklyn «A Stock That’s So Diversified—That Everyone Is Satisfied’’» The Greatest Easter Suit Values Are Offered Here Saturday —featuring women’s and misses’ hand tailored models at this season’s lowest price for suits of this quality Realize Your Expectations—At Either of Martina, Three Location 4810-4812 sg? FIFTH AVE. Girls ocean Bat. 40th & 20h Bie, Sizes 6 to 1 BROOKLYN Just in time for Easter. About 150 smart Girls’ Coats of Sport Cloth, Heather Mixtures, Tweeds and Velours. Sizes 6 to 10, \ Expert Fitters Make Alterations Possible in Time for Easter quality of materials—tricotines, Poiret twill and twill cord. Some are strictly plain tailored, and there are others handsomely embroidered or braided. They are beautifully lined with crepe de chine and novelty silk linings— the best values we have offered this season at $29.75 Women’s and Misses’ Coats“ Capes Of Unusual Styling and Expert Tailoring 29 ey) An exceptional group of smart Coats, Capesand Wraps. Distinc- tive styling developed in rich fab- rics of cloth or silk, include the new fur collared Capes and Wraps. 39-75 Distinctive styling in silk and cloth Capes, Wraps and Coats, fashioned in the season’s finest materials. Sport Coats There are Capes and Coats of dis- tinctive styling. Of Herringbone, Tweed and_ Sportscloth, Half or full silk lined. Wonderful 1 5-00 value... ‘