The evening world., 1913-05-21
MAYOR WILL VETO
MOVIE ORDINANCE
BY 70 TO2
p(ss Things viii Happen to
Aldermen # They Pass It
Again II Is Intimated.
h WANTS GALLERIES.
Downing Measure Would Stifle
Competition Is His Main
: Objection.
h WANTS GALLERIES

~oSs NtneTou oy ne TammAny
msmbseship Of sAs Boafd Of Aidsnnsn,
Dasssd yesterday by . vote Of 10 to Q.
Mayor oaynor has determined TO veto
Il. Ths ~ vote given the measure in.
Nesess q viii DO pAsssd over the May.
~ vetc. tus no win have something Of
IN iRtsresting nature to say IL the Al.
oemen override his wishes.
There were two ordinances submitted
- The Board yesterday. ono was the
0seks ordinance. endorsed by the Mayor
eaa ssSnsi by Aldermen CourtsaaAs
WSeses, Daniel II. Coleman. william d.
oruo. o. Grant Estsrbrook. Samuel
o90ees, John A. Bolles. James Hamilton
a1l John Diemer. the majority mem.
eeO Of ne Committee on Laws ana
Lsgssieason. The other was . minority
std1nanes ssbudttcd BY MAX Levine and
0eank Cunningham. the remaining mem.
ossv Of the cosnntittee.
Had the Fusion forces held together
the 1oiks ordinance would have BEEN
aeootsd. But President Mitchell and AL
assoaa Doiiss were absent. Aldermen
eaoev anA Msstyn disappeared Just a.
a.. ehs we MAS about to bs taken. Alder
enso 11ullisan. Morrison end 0sbke ~
rfADs6 - vote and Alderman Dotslsr
NfsA Or the minority measure. Ths
vose Substituting the minority for the
aa5sFaty ordinaacs was S5 to -.
oooPUTG +iNoE0 ON QUESTION
OF oAlIERiEo.
= W0s admjtaed the only difference
o0oWoen ~ erdinonces 10 tfsat The y0aas
eoSHs Srsvtoss fof saaiefles In NOV.
601eeeuse e10As10 ssatias 10 y en
orusn1. end ~ mfnpe4ty measure.
esesesd ~ Aaossmaa 1ahnny White and
3smmany Leader Ftank psWisng, loes
- alasw . novtns-pacturs eheatrs to
1neo . Sa11sEv. waite y intsessesl In
~ 0ovon0 J1oeaEe tasousuA
~ 01a1na11sa q ealjG1es b tbs
0oUoAO measure - AnG9ed ~
1ea0se - 0sss in shAs now Q plan to
SvUv0D1 - oaA11anG - 00vlaG OiSeurs
eouDes ~ WUoi1 enter Int esasosti.
taeo va AoeUso having eAllS1es-Sust
80 Aouses ~ are owned and controlled
~ ~. Waite and certain other mSm-
- q de Bossd Of MdesmGn, on|
Wop0 ne Mayor has his o6icial ~
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~ ~ wse eno oent u'eetreA
'NVSs OAvS NJ oIooVSTGo
WITH ALDERMEN.
aoa0uP Osynor "a not voice his n.
supeinsue over the action Of ths Board
yoDeWda0 % the nswspapers. but he |
- Omk ~ mind 0peuiy b certain
OmG3e0m n whom he has con6ass - |
90 WitA whom hs has frequsntly con.
nlesd upon the subject Of properly |
Gn1oguardlnG moving plseurs thsstres.
H regard1 these mon - experts and |
several Of them were msmbArs Of his |
uomn1ssion, which drew up the ordi. |
aanee which was presented by Adsr. |
80 Ralph FORKS.
n these gentlemen the Mayor de-
soassa ths claim that the presence |
q 0aiiss1ss In movlng picture thea.
esso wAs = menace to morality was Of |
~ eject Tho same conditions pre-.
yasle1 h the balcony % on ths eround |
1eof. he said. He declared he wNs dis
oegesd with the work Of the Aldermen.
Ths ordnance 10 pretty thorough.
0eing. The seAtinG capacity y limited
- ~ and supervision IL 70 bs made Of
su theatres ~ inspectors specially A.
aSusd from the Mayors Bureau Of
ticsnssa There are provisions for the
alag Of plans and the granting OF
ltcsusee: stringsnt provisions for exits,
NIe-pfoofins Of wallis and ceilings and
an doors that opeu outward 70 clear
pasansSvsvn 20 streeta
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