Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-09
kEAN-STOKES
COMBINE WINS
WallWorth Supporters Gel
~Chairmanships of Best
Senate Committees.

TRENTON, Jan. 9.-Practically
all the important committee chair
m%anships in the senate went today
to that group of Republicans who
helped Joseph f. Wallworth be
made president of the upper House.
Wallworth was backed by the Baird
Kean-Stokes combination as against
the senators of the COP. who train
with Senator Edge. Nine Of the
choicest chairmanships went to
Waliworth's supporters. They are
as follows:
Corporations: Bright, of Cape
May; elections, Whitney, of Morris:
highways, Mathis, of Ocean; judi
ciary, Stevens, of Monmouth; labor,
Bright, of Cape May; militia, Parry,
Of ESSEX; municipal corporations.
Whitney, Morris; railroads and can
sls, Roberts of Burlington; taxation,
Blackwell, Mercer.
Senator Pierson. OF Union, one
ct the new members, has one chair
raanship, that of the finance COM
raittee. Two of the Edge group who
backed A1bin Smith for the senate
presidency were favored. Senator
Alien, OF Salem, Is re-chosen head
OF the appropriations committee,
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President Mackay will head the
committee on banks and insurance.
Senator Allen Is also chairman of
The committee on education.
The committees follow:
Standing Committees
Agriculture-Roberts, Blackwell,
Axans.
Appropriation - Allen, Bright,
Blackwell, Barber.
Banks and Insurance-Mackay
Roberts, Hays.
Boroughs and Toy1nships-Rtch-
ards. Parry. Simpson.
CIergy-Reeves. Allen Agans.
Commerce and Navigation
smith. Case, Agans.
Corporations - Bright, Roberts,
Barber.
Education-Allen, Stevens. Rays.
Observation-Disclosures, Smith. Agans
Federal Relations - Richards,
FODDER. Simpson.
F4nance-Pierson. Larson, Bar
Der.
Game and Enthusiastically
Reeves, Agans.
Highways-Mathis, Pierson Bar
Der.
Judiciary-stevens, Pierson simp-
son.
Labor, Industries and Social We:-
fare-Bright. Mathis, Kays.
Militia-Parry, Richards, Simpson
Miscellaneous Business - Case,
Stevens, Barber.
Municipal orporations-Whitney,
FODDER, Rays.
Printed Bilis-Larson, Parry,
Rays
Public Health-Fooder, Reeves,
Barber.
Railroads and Canalg-Roberts,
Mathis, Kays.
Revision and Amendment of the
L&ws-Case .Mackay. Barber.
Riparian Rlghts-Larson, Reeves,
Simpson.
Stationery and Incidental Ex-
penses-Snith, FODDER, Barber.
Northumberland, Case, Rays.
Unfinished Business-Parry, Lar
son. Agans.
Joint Committees
Home for Feeble Minded Women
Pierson, Barber.
Industrial School for Colored
Youth-Roberts, Richards, Simpson.
industrial School for Girls
Blackwell, FODDER, Rays.
New Jersey State Reformatory-
PieFson, Mathis, Agans.
Passed Bills-Allen, Whitney,
Rays.
Public Printing-Reeves, Smith,
Barber.
Public Grounds and Buildings-
Case, Parry, Barber.
Reform School for Boys-Larson,
FODDER. Agans.
Sanatorium for tuberculosis Dis
eases-Fooder, Case, Barber.
School for Feeble-Minded Chill
dren-Bright, Smith. Simpson.
School for Deaf Mutes-Mackav,
Blackwell, Rays.
Sinking Fund-Sufth, Mackay,
Simpson.
Soldiers HorDe-Bright, Pierson,
Agans.
State Hospital-Whitney, Rich
ards, Agans.
State Library-Parry, Smith,
Rays.
state Prison-Allen, Richards Bar
Der.
State Reformatory for Women
Richards, Smith, Simpson.
State Village for Epileptics-
Mathis. Larson. Rays.
Treasurers Accounts - Pierson,