Evening journal., 1915-01-29

mans bill to prohibit the use of a
fac-simile of the Great Seal or coat
of-arms Of the State of Delaware for
advertisement purposes. Secretary of
State Miller explained the bill.
The House bill for the relief OF
Hannah Mary Holloway was also
passed by the Senate. 1t grants her
the estate of her husband, who died
without leaving a will.
To Verify Deposits.
Senator Hickman introduced a bill
prohibiting any officer or employe of
any bank to enter a deposit in a de-
positor's bank book without verifying
such entry of deposit by placing the
initials of his name on the same line
with the entry.
Mortgage First Judgment.
Senator Hickman introduced an
other bill providing that the lien of
mortgages properly recorded, shall
have preference over any judgment
against the mortgagor or any other
lien created or suffered by him. The
bill is intended to protect the per-
son holding mortgages on property
that is to be sold
Aid For Children.
Senator Furniss introduced a bill
providing for State aid for dependent
children. II calls for an appropria-
ton of 100000 from the State treas
ury to provide aid for all neglected,
destitute, abandoned homeless or
otherwise dependent children under
the age of IA years.
Clash With Federal Government.
without dissent the Senate adop-
ted a Senate concurrent resolution
presented by Senator Barnard to the
effect that the Federal migratory
bird act shall not be recognized as
applying to birds while within the
boundaries of this State. II practi-
caily would ignore the Federal regu-
lations. The resolution cites that
the Federal law seriously interferes
with the laws of this State. there be-
ing a conflict in some of the dates foI
cunning seasons.
For Summer Schools.
Senator Newton introduced two
bills, one to appropriate $500 annual
ly to the Trustees of the State Col
lege for ColOred Students, to be used
to maintain a summer school for the
instruction of those desiring to teach
in the colored schools of Delaware
and the other for an appropriation oI
50 900 TO be paid to the Trustees oi
State College for Colored Students in
maintaining and operating a summer
school for the instruction OF coloreC
teachers in Delaware.
More Pay for Prosecutors.
Senator Barnard introduced a bill
fixing the salary of the deputy attor-
ney general of New Castle county al
$500 instead of $1,000, and the sal
aries of the Kent and Sussex county
deputy attorney general at $1,000 in
stead of $500.
Help for COlOred Schools.
Senator Hart presented a bill tc
appropriate $1,75O annually for two
years to be expended for repairing
enlarging, building and furnishing
school houses for colored children o.
this State. to be divided among th'
/ three counties, New Castle county L
/ get $3.50 and Kent and Sussex counties
I $500 each.
Make Consumption RepOrtable.
ENndlol DdlndIQ lulIOuuCtu OIL
TO require any physician or other per
son having knowledge of any person
suffering with a contagious disease Il
report the same to the nearest healtl
board. which shall place such cas-,
under the proper quarantine restric.
tions.
Abolish Barbers' Board.
Representative Rash introduced {
bill to abolish the Board Of BARRIERS
Examiners in Wilmington. He alsC
introduced another bill to place bar.
Der shops under sanitary regulation,
of the Board of Health in that city
and providing that proprietors Of bar
Der shops shall pay a State licens,
of So annually.
Money for Girls School.
Representative Downward intro
duced bill to increase the salary o
court bailiffs in the New Castle coun
ty courts from S42O to $500 a year.
Representative Downward also pre
sented a bill for the State to appro
PIRATE $4,000 to complete the Girls
Industrial School at Claymont.
Charter for Bellefonte.
Bellefonte, suburb of Wilmington
adjoining Gordon Heights, desires
charter and Representative Webster IN