Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-23
HAS
BUSY SESSION
Large Number of Bills Acted
Upon in Closing Days of
the Present Session.
rBy Evening New. correspond.ntI

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TRENTON, March 23:-By a vote
Of 30 to 10 the House OF Assembly
passed a concurrent resolution in
& Produced by Assemblyman Dater. OF
Bergen county, which will create a
commission to investigate the sub
tect Of the distribution of school
\ moneys. Assemblyman Mcmillan, OF
Essex county, chairman of the
House committee on education, OPP
( posed the resolution.
The acts passed last year creating
The state board of examiners for
BARRIERS will be repealed II Governor
Edwards signs the Allen bill. the
House of Assembly has followed the
example of the senate n passed
the measure. The board of BARRIERS
first year of work was considerably
prejudiced in the public mind be-
cause of the applications 1t made at
A budget hearing last all for pass
es. an automobile n various other
prequisites.
An interesting bill just approved
by the House is that to create a
Department of Americanization IN
the state Department of Public Ed
ucation. Assemblyman Coon, the
minister member from Essex, intro
duced the bill, which is part OF the
Americanization agitation program
now being urged, The bill, which
now goes To the senate, authorized
she Commissioned of education TO
appoint an expert to direct the WORK
his salary to be $1,000 q year.
The assembly has passed the Coon
bill. which will authorize the re-
spective county clerks to RECORD tne
discharge papers OF former so,uIeaS
'rhe hill introduced by Assemblyman
McNiilan. of Essex. which wouia
have provided for a tax on Dill
boards. was beaten by the assembly,
the vote being 3S to Is.
The bill introduced by Assembly
nan Warner, of Union. providing for
4 home and training school for COL
pred orphans, and the measure IN
troduced by Mr.. Blackwell OF Me[-
GER ap~propriating 100000 Tor tne
elimination of toll bridges hrousns
out the state. nave also peeH P"'
in the assembly.
samhIvma Pierson presented a
renort 10 the House of Assembly yes
terday on behalf of the special com
rnittee recently named to CONSIDER
The question of raising funds for thr
comnletion of the State Highway
svstem and the future development
~ state Institutions. The report
secommends that $50 100000 in
bonds be ioated for the highways
ana SAC 900 for the state insu-
tutions. -
blyman Loori of Hudson county
which will give Mrs. Elaine fosser'
widow of the late Assemolyman-e:ees
Rosser of Hudson county. the soo0
salary he would have received a
ha lived 10 serve during the present
session. Mr.. Rosser died before TINS
legislature was organized.
The House OF Assembly concirreo
In the Senate Resolution ifxinS Fra
eav April s, as the date for sine ole
Adjournment of this legislature
:.rhe eomn.omise drawn by the
SPECIAL COMMITTEES IS &C
led as an honest measure written
In the light; the bill the medlcai
men are trying to force upon the
House Is rejected as a scheme pre-,
pared In the dark by paid
Acceptance OF the compromise was
announced in these words TO-DAY ny
the c~hiropractors and defines a AZ
titude they will take at the nearing
Monday before Assemblymen Ed
edge Downs and Patterson. we
would like TO have seen the separ-
hta chiropractic board retained ana
there are some other features or the
committees latest report, that DO
not fully meet our views, but we
ppo the measure in the spirit OF
fairness with which II Is presented
odd the statement. and reference
was made Il several sections OF the
biIl "as finally refuting the misrepre-
sentation that the c~hiropractors are
hostile 10 the setting of higher stand
ards"
Those subscribing to the an
ouncement upon behalf of the
Amaigamated Chiropractors' Asso-
Citations, were DIR. rutland w. Lee. Of
Newark, the president; DIR. James
M. IIoughton. of New Brunswick
vice president, and DR.. James y:
REYNOLDS, of Paterson. chairman OF
The legislative committee.