Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
NAMES FOR JOBS
GIVEN TO SENATE
Gov. Sproul Renominates
T. L. Montgomery as
State Librarian
.ALL ARE CONFIRMED
Shower of Bills Also Intro.
duced in Upper Branch Of
Legislature

Harrisburr, Pa. Feb. 4.-Governor
Sproul has sent to the Senate the
denomination Of Thomas Lynch Mont
goinery. OF Philadelphia. as State IL
brarian. Mr.. Montgomery was first ap-
pointed to the place sixteen years ago
ny Governor Pennypacker and he now
entrers upon his fifth term.
The Governor also renominated Thomas
J. Lynch. of Bethlehem. to be n water
supply commissioner for four years, be-
ginning December /. last
Other nomin nations sent to the Senate.
all OF which were confirmed. include the
following:
Members of the Pennsylvania Histor-
zeal Commission. to serve four years. to
compute from November 26. 1917:
w. II. Stevenson. Pittsburgh; George
p Donehoe, Coudersport; william Per-
rine, Philadelphia, the latter succeeding
Governor Sproul
Dinner Beeber. Philadelphia, to be
member of the public school employees
retirement board for four years, begin
ming october IL, 1917.
J. L. Forward. Chester. to be a men,
Der Of the State Quarantine Board for
the port Of Philadelphia. for four years,
beginning July 9, 1918.
l..
Joseph s. Neff. Narberth. 10 he mem
bers OF the advisory board of the State
Department of Health for four years.
from June 15. 1913
J. George Brecht. Harrisburg, and Ro-
land L. Taylor. Philadelphia. to be
trustees Of the home for the training in
speech of deaf children before they are
of school age. at Philadelphia
Louis Wolf, Elltins Park; Daniel J.
H.(N. -. ~ a IL. IL. T.. IAt
Media William Price. Pittsburgh
Howard B. French, Philadelphia. and
Peter F. Moylan, Philadelphia. to be
commissioners of the state Board OF
Public Charities.
Charles +. Bartlett and Thomas F.
McNichol, Philadelphia, 10 be Judges OF
the Municipal Court.
New Bills Presented
Compensation for serious. and permanent
cIsngurement Of the head face or ha nds In
msses foa seadS Z" s9
POSED amendment to the State compen ss ti9n
1ns .lHssiSa ;n'0 ie' spsf S @
providing for cash deposits in place of bail
Union soldiers az riorenesi s. 6. ,,.,,..,o,
bill * extend to 81 'e%sate mi STATE nt9
act was INTRODUCED By Mr. Reber. schuyikil.
yce. ai na sna !. e $3.50
each day nessssariy emPloyed by a bill In
'rqape1e Mr soS.rs ss phiaaspha bill
tc make sixty years the minimum age E limit limit
"a. pynn, philIaasIphia: Prs;sn'sa a a. BIZ
class districts from two and a half to eight
: Se-s Ph.d.pS. s t5S Ys S to es. ss from Mr.
;ss: &. sr.!s.Ss sS.: RAJ year with $500 extra
Z "A BIN 70 s!sablI.h county soaSS tcr
1ai..iensr: and g Be- paid $4,000 a year was
siso INTRODUCED bills To- repeal . section Of
the Postsyls yater tS act Of lsss and c to IN
Sii presented BY Mr.. Maliary: venanEo:
Mt. "I.ae IaeieT' A1Di xilssheny. and Profdsd Tor
,.s in FIRST class Si'G.' S ,o NJ
limits Of the tax in first class districts from
six to elght mills. ,-s,.s ,u,
for system ste Of Rs physical SY culture in nrsti
second and third class school DISTRICTS, 6no And
andsr s.ass Of the A
public instruction. who is to name
a bill was introduced by Mr.. Sewers:
philadepha. that all persons OF evil hagh' tsme
Ways vi spNr are to psH be considered guilty q di:
orderly street wakins, and sHSjsist tS
Creation Of system OF licenses for carr; arr;
nr Il. Tdas: Sy IN G
npplieant must present two tive sure'ies' fhe
Hais siis regulating % T sToundreht suits and fore
closures Of mortgages were presented by MI
over ninety Bills were introduced Sn ,aoL in M1 th'
ss%ii.sd Sssws1nb ens sE Dr. 'S Wi dss!ss Rs'lss
MsIpy5 rryesS s f. asS 1as
bI: sbS,shHs ds,Tfss fO5 rent Introduced
tpr.rs tr numbers FOR ali sales Of motor vehI-
Other bills presented In the House were were;
Es%seS esds I peiawars' eatsnts resoa''hS ree0fD
BsncSon FTaaslin; aP1Pr1prisSsns 1sf,%ss,1.
home me- sdScst srni st!on ah 9Or child welfare in The
dspsrtms9t gf public instruction. the director
Mr.. Brsdy. Philadelphia. fixing salaries q q
rhilsssI5Yhia .,so5 court 'ipstaVe' at from '2'oO
MI stadtlander, Aneshepy authorizi,ns
second-class cities to make building regula7
''Ia %r' a'sSTiiii Wallace. phpadelpha defining fra.
ternai benefit societies and for supervision
the nsarfnSs cOP%issiGneT fo- .,
STATE STATE ssS control or a basis Of free hospital
D.yi;; Car GspSriismTi.lps Si,n...s. Pay of Jurors
at ! HorS. Say apS 6ambrIsSProvidins Mhf ii admlni.
trstien of mother:' pe1ssionss ,sS s, BY the courts
ans d1sf Tfsn
without reduction IN wages.
Mr. stsdtlander. Allegheny - Regulating
M. Hess. Lancaster--A ,'blue-slxy'' bill
modelled on the new Kansas law and givins
authority 20 tho COMMISSIONER OF Banking.
Mr. Hampson. Greene--Fixing $4,000 as the
Ing between 20 600 and so 900 populat ton.
Dozens Of petitions were introduced In
(. cludinr some for the ratification OF the pro
hibition amendment and the teachers saiarS
,oG indians Tor the foSfth saturd.y a ses
tenber to be designated as American Indiar
Bills In the senats
Mr.. Graff, Indiana--Authorizink banltIn.
eompanies having capital stock at least eoiis
10 fhs capital stocks which trust companI 81
are required by hw to have to act in An,
nduciary capacity IN which trust companiei
Hr. Daix. Phiiadslp slphia-Providins for th,
recovery Of damages Ia actions for injuries
occasioned by nssligence where the jury shai
5ind that. both plaintiff and defendant hsv,
NJ. Bais," ,Phiiadelphia = Amending tn
y t>achers' retirement bill so that il shall no
Apply 10 principals or heads OF high school
~ obss rva tories or heads Of depa rtnents Ii
Il hieh schools who are willing TO remain ii
.ctivs service and are physically capable o
W Mr. Dewitt. Luzerne-Extending the two
|| platoon system for fremen In second -cl as
titleR to third-class cities.
of ali election offiesrs and clerks TO sisctlc
senator ssius, Philadelphia. introduced ,
bill providing that IN all cases where al
xorces have been hsretofors. granted b.
E q e 81 &n Pis. e. sS Ss Oh a' Ss
d ~ horeless insanity, IN which the libeilan
therein complied with all OF the provision