Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-09
Pi1AD B|LLSP PASSED..
BUT NOT FINANCED
sso 100000 Bond Proposal Is
Defeated in Jersey
Legislature
"pAss BUCK" TO 1922 BODY

,...,,,cb IN Ercu'u0 Pub'r h'dOcr
sT,." T.on,or Npril o.--Dcfcnt OF the
.,o noo ooO bond bin for extra road
sn.,rucfion and passage of the measure
'"' .oo,inuc for another year the hds'
w. t,r q orc.mll tax on the dollar tor
hW ~, building. occupied the atton-
hig""E ,hr legislature. when con
tioI " u. sessions yesterday. i
cIu9Du Iu9n,.,,or . Edwards is expected to veto
tow, LiIIs to add 800 miles to he
thr Ligbwav system, which the hcgls-
n, sa,r ,nHossrd without nj the same time
a,ui, aina ,hc loan bill 10 finance the pro-
nass.7 Rcnubliran cadcrs decided to
Ggtauo, thc buck" to the W. hcgiSia-
turr 1T .o. 60,
AIl rror will raise approximately
sn'.o1 an .oo noO and enable tn" state High
s"',",; ",;o,,,rission to function until tho
WGr, 'no, crisIoturp approves some plan to
w. ,nc millions necessary for road
work ,.. a..
~ ~ friends Of the highway board,
~. hTIs 70 give tho commissioners each
NV soIary Tar or $4,000 was passed by both
houses
Governor signs sixty Bills
corcrror Edwards lost no time in
,..os;,r nr bills turned over to the
'.orn,jyc department. Last night the
F1i.,oJ ,iytv bills and one joint reso-
sign'd >'N''
I",Iyn. ",TI,,,.;,o anproval was given TO the
hX''m,I,r ,,,I,.., - 'hiII rnr submission 70 the
House lI',I,'m "rnnos;tion "r, 70 vote S14,-
ee,,noo' eno ooo =, bands for n ton year con-
o"',"m ,,.ior W mrnrram bv the Department of
sraG,,,aa.ii, ~, and Agencies.
l'I,a," Cn.ornor Edwards also approved the
-, WV, Tin ,Iorirvinp the election re-
fr'>"" 1000 making provision for
NSIon ,,ors ord rotaining in the
wom'" n,'d ond Rcnublicnn state chair-
lNm"GI"'m ma,,.mr "n ~ rorommcnd nomina-
men NV hoa,de of cloct;ons
tons LOT ''"''' ,,
The governor aus" hPProN'" ''l. ii'uHe
TattcrsaIl bill to lh'rraS" i''o'nr Ne-
hirc license foes for W. bH 81 per
cent. The now law was recommended
NJ ,hn motor traffic commission. Fees
Tor pleasure ears are based upon horse
mower and for mOtortruCkS tn" new IL
ropso frcs are regulated by weight and
.orrvirc rnpacity of vehicles.
$50, .--....-.-f
Van Ness women h'h App'"Ne"
4 fit, four hour work week for
uomop in industry, mercantile eStab-
lisbmcnts, aundrics and restaurants is
now IN" Law G1i inc STATE; u uC governor nor
eE'',I I,ia,.,
U" ,.,t i'na,. Eo,or,hor II will bo
Mn'H'',, ''"' :rLa Iii IL intrairnoJ b..
'E"I I''',"' ,ntm. ~ "'' Woraon =" no, ~
AN>'I'5o'' '''"" ''''''' vi ''
sgn'"'
NrJ u" nrIor "LV'n',| nmnthcr now inv
VIZ II is so now nm to Governor Edwards 70
,Lo,I.nr Yov. Inr.o, sLoii howo an
o'Sor S .oiJtrr.' nrcfcrcnrr Inv Roth
%,"r, %,ro. 'l'' ~ ,hn rg;sIo,"ro mos.od A..
,pmbI,man Coon'l bin to give former
service men and women preference in
appointments to public office. MIR. Ed
wards will give public hearing on the
hn Tucsdgy afternoon.
After thirteen week session the 1927
Legislator" adjourned sine die last
night ar : o'r'ork. The session was
the liIth in the history Of the state.
When Legislative committees called on
Governor Edwards 10 inform him that
tho laws mills were about to close. the
governor said hc would recall the Sen e
ate in special session within month
to consider a nomination for Superin-
tondNut of the state constabulary au-
thnrIz"d by this years session
Sor,,,. Ioo. T.o,.. n.,,..