Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
BILLS THAT DIED
A NhTUREL DEATH
I'M CLOSING SESSION
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Establishing free scholarships at Del
aware College or the training of
teachers for the public schools.
Establishing standard time.
Creating an athletic commission for
Wilmington.
The Senate joint resolution ratifying
a proposed amendment to the Federal
Constitution. extending the right of
suffrage to women. was pigeon-holed
by a House committee.
The following were among bills that
died on the calendars:
Prohibiting officers. departments and
institutions of the State creating
deficits.
Relating to the publication of mer-
camille and other license.
Making it unlawful for legislators TO
swap votes.
Prohibiting non-residents receiving
compensation for certain employment.
Reducing the salary of the insurance
commissioner.
Changing the method of sewer as
sesment in Wilmington.
Making non-continuous the appro-
priation to the Delaware State Fair.
Increasing the salary of the supcrin-
mington.
Regulating motion picture exhibitions
Repeating the two Liquor laws.
Requiring stock brokers To pay a
license fee of $4,000.
Relating to increase of Wilmington
representation in the General Assembly
Bonding New Castle county foI
bridges in Wilmington.
. Lee. IFs=rsF
den and Paslsey voting afiirmatively
the House defeated the House bill re
pea1ing an act giving the law and
order Society Of Wilmington one hall
of fines in court cases where the so
ciety furnishes evidence.
Representative Kramer spoke for tht
bin and Representative Corbit against
IT, The former suggested that one-ha1
of such fines be given to the attorney
general for the employment Of detec,
tives.
REPRESENTATIVE Lord said the society
services would mot be needed II tbs
authorities performed their duty. ant
he read letters from former Attorneys.
General Josiah O Wolcott and David J
Reinhardt. stating repeaI Of the act
would he unwise
The House concurred in the Senate
bin requiring that labels designating
weight be put on loaves of bread sold
in Delaware.
The House concurred In the Senate
hin appropriatlng $4,000 annually foi
1921 and 1922 TO the State College foi
Colored Students
Members Would Sleep.
some Of the Representatives dozet
-
be reused for roll calls IN bills
Ry a vote Of Z T. $. the House non.
concurrcd IN the Senate bin changing
the membership If tho State Board 81
Health from seven physicians to -four
physicians and three laymen.
The House concurred in the Senate
bin arpropriating $4,000 for the purpos'
Of obtaining anti-hog cholera serum.
The House concurred in the Senate
bill recurring incorporated towns II
sussex county to use the county sys
tom a. assessment.
The House passed the House bill pro
vidIng corporate suretyship for stat'
officials
The House concurrcd in the Senat'
hin nutting the state forester under TIT
control Of the state Board Of Agricul
ture.
The House passed the House bil
authorizing the Levy Court of New
Castle county 70 decide whether IN
bridge TO be built over the Brandywin
al some point between the Marke
street bridge and the Eleventh stree
bridge. Wilmington. shall be vehicula
or pedestrian.
The House concurred in the Senat
| hin reducing the high school require
/ merts Of applicants for registration a
graduate nurses.
/ After defeating a House amendmen
reducing the amounts Ia $4,000 an
/ $4,000. respectively. the House con
CURED in tie Senate hill aPpropFiatin
+ S2i 600 10 the Ferris Industrial Sehoe
/ in 1921 and SIS 600 in 1922.
| The House defeated the House hi
giving the state individual deposits Q
money in banks. trust companies an
/ savings societies. when they shall be G
/ 40 years standing and the depositor O
person entitled 10 such deposits hay
disappeared and whose whereabouts ar
unknown 10 such banks.
/ The House concurred in the Senat
/ hin appropriatiug $25, 600 TO erect !
/ bridge over the Murderkil river q
| Bowers Beach.