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MOHDAY, AUGUST 2 T, 1917 . THE EVEItnJG ENTERPRISER POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. (C o n t m u e d fro m P a g e r 'S ,} fttance than tw enty'feet. W herever a room a tenement house hereafter erected r<5pens upon >an inner court less than ten i;^e6t wide, rneafored from the lot line to ‘.the opposite Trail of the tmlldiag; each ,-Toom shall be prowled, -with a sash win dow, communicatiiig’ w ittuanother room in th e sam e apartment, ,;SUdh window*to con tain not less'thait teor-squaxe feet of glazed .surface, and to be^mafls s o -as to -readUr open. No tenement4iousen>Shall b©«so al tered that any room, or publlct -haO or ^stairs shall have Its JSght or ventilation, [.diminished in-nny Tvay ‘ the department cha^ged^•' _ m ent of this chapter. § 12. Section sixty-three of such, chap ter, as amended hy chapter four himdred. .and Qftj'-four of'the»laws of nineteen h u n dred and twelve, is hereby amended to read a s follows: § 63. W indows inirooms. In every tene-, m ent house hereafter erected the total | window area Jn. eaohoroom, except w a ter- closet compartments and bafii-rooina^shall- he at least one-terrth.of the-sapecftciai-aaMa of the roctm, and the top at least o f one ■TOirt<Jow shall not be less thsua. seven, feet- six inches above the floor, and tho upper; half of it Shan be-maae so-as-to open, tirs . full width. No such window shall be lesS 'than tw elve square feet in area between, ; t ile stoi> liestds^ in three—famjJv , converted flwolItQgB In cities o£ ono inll- i lion oo more- popnlatrork 'tbe-eaastlnsr win— , idow opening- s h a ll be deemed adeqpate'ln.; tSize and po^ttoa-provided the aggresrate j-wlndow area. Jairaacb room, excei^ water- [d o s e t compartmenta-and bathrooms is a t ilea s t one-tenth of the suiierQcial area, o f ’ pxoonu Transoms or partition easb t o pil~ i.vate halls or-to adjoining rooms shall be. [provided to secure- thorough ventilaflon, l-when. re(jalred by the* department charged , -with, tha enforcem ent of t h i s chapter, but sufdi. traiffioia-or s a ^ - window shall be ; lequiredStn Booms containing two-windows Ifty-fiour-of and twelve. Is hei ■follows: S '35. N ew light shafts In exlBtlng built ‘n y shaft used or Intended IS twelve scjuar© > beads, or In the [if each window contains twelve [.feet of area«b^ween stop 1 • case of a muIUoned -window containing I twenty-four square feet. § 18. Section, s ixty-fonr of such chapter, jjss amended by chapter four hundred and 'fifty-four o f -the laws of nineteen hundred ^and tHseitve, is hereby'ameitded to read as [foDowa: ! { 64. Kooms, s ize of. ■ d an rooms, except shall h e o f the foDowingmlninrum sizes: In 1 every tenement fhouse- hereafter erected aH rooms, e rwatCT-cioset compartmentsandhatb-ro each apartmeint tJaer© .^ a ll b© a t least-one [room containing not less than one hun- i-dred and tsFenty square feet of floor area. Land each»other*room shall cantain-at least I seventy-*fiquar»»feet o f floor area. N o room ;:diaU be Jeffi than nine feet high from the l-finighed flooT to the finished ceiling, nor Pea® than-se-ven f e e t wide-tn its least hori- ‘zontal dtoen^on* except that In a flre- i p roof tenem ent house hereafter -erected in L-which one or more power passenger ele- Ivators-are provided- anfixoperated.servants’ : -bedrooms m a y bo not-less than six f e e t in rtheir least hori^mtat dtarenston. Except f-that In three-fam fly converted d-wellings iJn cities of ana miHion u rm iore population , a living room e x isting on. AprQ first, nine- •iteen hundred and seventeen, shall be per- ’.mitted tt it contaiiH at teastrfive hundred land fifty'CUWo feet of air, Ijsvhxs a mlnl- .mum wtcUh. of six feet, and a mlairaum ilndght a i seven feet at all points more fcthan stE fefet from the front of-any room [on the top floor, and-a-minlmcDn. height of reight feet on other floors. § 14. Section sixty-stx of such chapter, •as amended by chapter four hundred and -fifty-four o f theda-ws of nineteen h a n d e d [and twelve. Is hereby amended to read as ; fo llows: § 66. Public halls. In every tenement ■house hereatter erected, which, is- occupied or arrimged to be occnpietl by more than -•t-wo families on any floor or which ex ceeds four .stories and cdlax in height, every public hall shall havo-at least one window opening directly upon the street or upon a yard or court. Such window shall be at the end of said hail, with the natural direction of the Ught parallel to U If the hall exceeds Jiere shall be one ad- the hail, these sh s il be a t least one win- ,do-W opening dlrectJy upon the street or upon a y a i d o r court In every twenty feet 'in length or traction thereof of said haU; [hot the foregoing provisions shall not ap- fcly to that portion of the entramce hall [between the entrance and the first flight [of stairs, .provided that the entrance door ■contains iaot less than five square feet of rglazed surface.^ In every publis hall In I^Xength o^:eOoh. *eccss or return exceeds ItTvice it ^ ’^^Hdth. « b e above provisions In 're£erenoa*tof caie-Wlndow in every twenty If eel of hADroasr EfibalIl-4»- applied. Any] p a rt tT __________ . - -. Any rOf a han -Whicti la edwt oft from any o< ^part of-sedd.hiaXtby-a door or doors shall rba dfiemfid a BSuaraXe hall -witbln the •meaning of* th is section. In tenement [houses hereafter erected which are n o t oc- ; copied oraxraJigEd to be occupied b y more i-tban t-wo fezirilie»-on any floor and -which -also do not exceed four stories and cellar ^ height. In. lien o f a -wlndorw opening • directly to th e outer air as above pro-vid- ed, there shaH b© a atairwell not less than Inamedfe tenement haases- th© entranpe door [shall contain not less than five square ‘ie e t at gtaaed surface aaid an doors lead in g from -Che public halls shall b e uro-vlded p /ith translucent glass panels c ' lOt less, than five square fee p, end also with fe e d -trt jslucent glass over each door. Such ell siia’l not be required in -tenement I hereafter erected in cities of one r more population which do not ^XDeed three Ptories and cellar in height rhich also are not occupied or ar- i to b© occupied by more than three - ^exceed fifty-five f e e t in depth, and where. s Irl the doors leading from [pahllo halla In three-family converted ^weafaigB in elites -at cm®- millicm or more tpoimladon the vrtdtb of the stairwell abaJl, fbe determtned bybe> t d-egoartment eliaxged [•with thfr-enforcement of thlgtchaptef. 'j j J5. Sccaow Bixty-ewen a t sneh -chap- • f'tar Is herdsy amended to- read as follows; ! 5 6T. WtoflowB-anfl ^yligtita for potolio halls, ate© of. In ©wery, tenemeart hcras thereafter «:ected i dows provided to ;part thereof shall be a t least two f e e t six i.inch«a -wide and five f e e t high, measnred, l-betweea -stop- 'beads. In every such house lereaf ter «:ected one a t least of the win- i dow s provided to ll^rt -each imbllo hail or not less than twen- |vided with lidige ventilators having a mtn- r of forty square Inches, or , oovii shall be provided with fixed •S-or movable louvres; the glazed roof of gsuch ;^teyligbt shall be fty sqoare feet in area. In tenement phousea hereafter erected where the stairs Eand public hsdls-ar not provided -with wtn- lo,-ys^'Oca each floor opening directly rater air, the sk y U ..................... vitih both such ridge- \ X fixed or movable lourn-es or movable teashes. , Except that In tenement housea thereafter ercoted in cities of on© mUlion for more populationI wWoh do not exceed three arteries and cellar in height, and which also are not occupied or arranged n cities o f on© wWoh do not , be occupied by more than three fam- l©3 in aCUnor by more than one fami 1 any floor, and which also do not e ^•ceed fifty-five feet in depth, where the I and pubne halla are not provided ■with wlndo-ws on each floor opening di rect to-the outer air, the skylight shall bo pcoYlded with ridge ventllatora having a mlniiimm opening of forty sq-uore Inches and also -with fixed or movablo louvres v r morablo- sa ^ e a , and the glazed roof of strch akyflght shall he not less than fifteen square feet In area. $ 16. Section eeventy-flvo of such chapter, as amended by chapter fou l hundred and •fifty-fiour-of the law s of nineteen hundred ereby amende< tded to read as- intended to bo a to light o r ventilate rooms used or nded to be used for fl-vlng purposes, be hereafter placed In a house, erected prior to April Ineteen hundred and one, shall not which may ■tenement ■tenth, nln •he less In area than tw(enty-five •feet, nor less than any part, and su( clrcomstances be z ind one, shall n • square feet In width In feet, nor le s s tha four part, and such shaft shall under iomstances b e roofed or the top with a roof Boch shaft ^han be p tom with likrizontal covered skylight; every •vlded at the bot- t less than 1 ion or mor© population, one duties of He ST-doset compartment or bathroom appoln-tment of members to iill • b® Uglited and ventilated by a g-haft i the quorum a t meetings, and lesa tlian filteen square feet In liort- • Internal poreminent of the yard, and sneh. duct shall as to bd easQy cleaned out. any three-fam ily converted city of on© million water-closet com] EOotaJ. njTGs, thr& edeetexi tb© top story to th© ceiling ofl- low where, movable glazed horizontal sash with Its Jambs m a y b© provided. Such shaft shall be enclosed, cm -the inside wit one-half inch plaster boards or such oth< material as may be approved by the d< partm ent charged v/ith the enforcement < this chapter and shall he covered by a skylight provided with a ridge ventilator ha-ving a minimum opening o f forty squi iches and also -with fixed or mova i-vres or movable sash, and the glaze( ;ht shall not he lesi any -way fraudulent act or frauQalent oral§sd»n the corporation, the corporation shall n shall any of Its members be anaTVorahlB for any of missions of the coiporatlon, or omployeea _ents _ respect to -the r jjondituro-or dlsl eys, or of any portion thereof, or In any respect In corrylnff out the objoota e speaker of the nssembl 1 of the final the leal late, of the means committee of -the the mlnori int-govern- ibly, of the Itteo of the roof of such skylight shall ] than eleven square feet in are skylightsi other thai STfided for shall o] s skylight into such dows or s abOT'e pro sh a f t A water-closet compartment or barthroom located on the top floor m ay be lighted and ventilated by a suitable sky- 3 17. This act shall take effect Imme- Stato of New York, Office of the Secre tary of State, ss; I have compared the preceding with the original law on file in this office, and do hereby certify that the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of Bald original law. FRANCIS M. HXTGO. Secretary of State. LAW S OF N E W YORK— By A u thority. CHAl^i 807. AN ACT to Incoiporate the New York pa triotic fvmd. The People of the State of New Yc Senate and Assembly, Became a law June 9, 1917. with tiie a pioval of the Governor. Passed, thre fifths being present. eople c represented In enact as follows; W hereas It Is desirable-to provide, a fund far the assistance in case of need, of the wives, children and dependent relatives of officers and men, res'dents of Nev/^ Yorlc, who during the present war may be on aettv© service with th© naval and mili tary forces of the U n ite! States, and the allies of th© United States: and whereas money Is now being raised for the said purpose, and it Is desirable to provide for the adminlstratk*n of the same: There- Section 1. This act m a y be cited as The New York Patriotic Fund. th© carrylngr out of th© objects witli a. m±almiim -vyidtli of and. lending from the roof through act. r to tlie ceilingr of'tho floor toe- § T5. [Payment of g ation may out of tb< UablB or th© acts, errors or Omissions o f th e carpi Of a n y of Its officers, members, or ag w ith respect to -the receipt, penditure^or distribution of the saJd m< eys, or o f an y portion thereof, or m a other respe of this act. 9 12. Bx-o poratlon Is ________ __ __________ . vided, th© sncocssor or snccesBors In offleo of the-governor, of the ll&ntenant-govi or. of th e I chairman < isnate, of ipeaker of an of the assembly, ty of the _, Shan be members of the corporation. § 13. Head office. The office of tha cor- poratiOQ shall be tn the city of Albany. 9 14. By-law s and regulotlona Subject to the provisions of this act, the corpora tion m ay m ake by-laws, rulcfl and regula tions as to th© boldine: of Its meetings, the admlFoicai of additional raomhers to th© corporation, tb© appointment and duties of Hs offleers and emfiloyees. the ■ ■ ■ '5 f vacancies, generally the ‘'■’poratl< the sen: the chairman tembers o taance commll tder of the minority of th© assom- oys and be moneys vested It thinks 'necessa:necessary or poratlon, with the )n or of the commlti 16. D is^lurton of c< its behalf. In connection out o f the objects of ' of the work of the said corpor- •f the committees thereat carried out, com pleted and finished, the corporate powers of th e corporation shall be* deemed to have ceased and the iliately. This act shall take effect Itnme- § a Tb© governor, Charfes S. -Whitman, the Ueutenant-govemor, Edward Schoo- ty of th© Wagner, the leader of the m:ajority embly, Simon B. lority c late, Robert P. m of the ler, the leader of embly, Joseph M. :Uahan. John. Purroy Mitchel, Joseph W. Stevens, George R, Lunn, W alter B. Stone, QoUus F. Burns. James D. Smith, -----les T. Lennon, Frank H. Truitt, Theo dore Roosevelt, Joseph BC. Choate, Eli Root, James W. Wadsworth, Jr., Willi; M. Colder, Charles E. Hughes, White, Martin H. Glynn, Jami rard and not exceeding flfty led by the governor, rep I a s m a y be th©-several section! ,6, are incorporated under the name of m es W. Ge- othera to be tliig as i State of New York, Offle© o f the Secre tary of State, ss; I have compared the jtreceding with th© original law on file In this office, and do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original law. PEANCIS M. HUGO, Secretary of State. LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority. CHAP, m AN ACT making appropriations for the support of the governm ent Became a law, June 9, 1917, with the ap proval of the Governor. Passed, three- fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate and Assembly, dO enact as follows: Section 1. The several amounts named In this section, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to accomplish the pur pose designated by the appropriations, are hereby appropriated and authorized to he eral purposes specified, which amounts shall be available for the year beginning on th© first day of July, nineteen hundred and seventeen, namely: ADMINISTRATIVE. SECRETARY OF STATE. Personal Service. Salaries, regular Typewriter copyist, 12 at 3500 ---- $5,000 00 Maintenance and Operertion. Printing Application blanKe and licenses ;or opersrators lunlcatii >e of automobiles. ATTORNEY-GENERAL. M-rintenance and Operation, •ellng expenses W O O LEG ISLATIVE. STA.TE FRirSTTENG BOARD. Personal Service. Administrative salaries. Ic Fund (hereinafter called tho “Corporation\)- 5 3. Objects. The-objects of the corpora tion shah be to collect, administer and dis tribute the fund hereinbefore mentioned for the assistance In. case of need of the wives, children and dependent relatives of sidents of officers and men, : ■who during the pi ^rL%'o] assets of ail money arid property tributed to be expended through th© corporation, h en >roperty vested in corporation. o f the corporartion shall consist The § 5. Executtvo com m ittee ; the corporation shall he time con- ;ributed by ■eby created. The affairs idmtnistered am m b ers as th© corporation m ay from Ime to time detei®ine. 5 6. ITovisJonal executive committee. The entioned in © pro-vlgion- rovided that rn-eetJhg; th© corpoToiAm m a y be organ ized, and -the executive committee may be selected by them. Until otherwise pro- ■vided try th© by-law or regulation mad© ed try 'th© by-law i by th©r etecutlva commit o f the ejxecaitive ccjimmltti 5 7. rHstribution of funds. Tho eoi tlon shall, subject to act. pay, apply or i of its Judgment, In such xoaxmer among the persons entitled to share therein, and In such amcrunts as In th© absolute and uncontrolled diecaretion of th© corporation seems proper or ad-vlsable; and th© cxrr- poration shall take such means as It thinks necessaaiy or advteabie to ascertain ■who are entitled to share In such fund ■and to w h at extesit, and In w h a t manner > persons entitled shall to© relieved toy • corporation. Tho corporation tp an- rrlzed to require tb© boards jrpora- shall, subject to -tbe-provisfons of this >r distribute to th© best in- lids -scetdon- 5 8. BranctiBS. Tho corporaaon shall -have tb© power to estabUsb. branebes or local orgamizatlons throughout th© state, and to co-operate with any association or th© state'ftirTnrrposes shnaar the corporation, or with m ent of the thereof, upon such s thehe corporatliorpoi i conditions as t c •law determine. an y association « shed In a n y place -wltl the state, or may by trlbotlon of the-fund, the corporatkm maj fa) invest it tn any -secarltles wWdh it Is •now lawful for savings banks to acquire for that purpose.; Investments. Pending the final dis- :fon of the-fund, the corporatkm lit. On or after tho thirty-first ecember, nineteen hundred and te, and the report of :h further statem ent : shall be published as the corporati reels, and the said comptroller or his suc cessor in office shall be th© auditor of the corporation. § 11. Liability of corporation for Its offi cers. Except as provided for by the next Second dlstrlcl JUDICIAL. SUPREME COURT, Law Library. REGULATIVE. EXCISE DEPARTMENT. Personal Service. Cashier Accountant Confidential r commissioner . 2,000 00 Confidential examiner, 9' a t $L500 13.EOO 00 Clerk, 5 a t ?1,000 ............................ 5,000 09 Stenograpber, 5 at $900... .............. 4,500 00 Maintenance and (Operation. Printing . ........................... 3,000 09 Equipment . . . . . . . . . ----- - ------- l,5(X) 00 Supplies ....... 500 00 Traveling expenses — .............. .... 4,000 00 Communication ......... 1,700 00 INT OF HEi! DIVISION TORIES. Personal Service. Admlnlstrativo Division of habit forming drugs Salaries, regular Clerk .............. $1,200 00 Stenographer or u lerk ............. 720 00 In^>ector, 2 at $1,200 ------------ 2,400 00 Maintenance and Operation, Printing . ........................ ..................... - 6,50000 Traveling e x p e n s e s __ ___ 1,500 00 D E F E N S IV E . NAVAL MILITIA. Personal Service. Salaries, regular Commodore, Chapter 127 Laws of 1917 ............................. 6,000 00 FART n . Theh© severtdeveral sumsums specifiedpecified § 2. T s s s in this ection, or so much thereof as shall be iifflclent to accomplish. In full, the pur- oses designated by the appropriation, be immediately available for meat when this act becomes a law and shall be paid by the treasurer on the war rant Of the comptroller,, to the persons and for tb© purposes ludiicscted in. this act, which several amounts are hereby appro priated out of any moneys In tb© treas ury not otherxvtse appropjdated. No -war- runtfi Shall ho ls»aod oxcopt in th» cosv of salaries until th© amounts claimed shall have beon audited and allowed hy tlui comptroller, -who is hereby authorized to determine tho same, upon vouchers pre scribed as required by section twelve of the state finance law. ADMINISTRATIVE. STATE TREASURER. For salaries of additional! empli ees, postage, printing, fumiti and other expense.*) made neces !W legislation, ten thoi ATTORNEY-GENERAL. EDW ARD R. O’MALLEY. For legal servicea and dlsburs monte in full under a design tion as special deputy■ c general In the case of the £ nac Land aud Timber Company lado nec sary by new legislation, ten thou- .sand dohars ....................................$10,000 0 a designa- ' attornoy- alnst Roberts, as c bers one and two, and disbursements covering the period from Sep- tembsr third, nineteen hundred »nd thirteen, through March third, nineteen hundred and entoen,itoen, too bee paidaid upon the t b p upi roval of the attoi-nejy-general.., s 12,547 5> BURNS. Portbeipayioent o f Thomas Burn^ ooTertng amount due bim for toiwlcQa rendhrad and dL8bure»< ibenta tnciUted, upon tb© author ization of toemor Attornoy-Oen- era! Jaok^oa and former Atter- ney-Chsnoral O’Malley, In Batb- any M. E. Cburoh agalnut Brobko, et aU to b© paid by tho comptreffior upon the approval of the ottornoy-seneral . . . . . . . . . . . . 623 Oil EXPENSES, SARATOGA CLAIMS, ytw tho payment of witnesses, pertbTind-counsel, and other i in whose pEopt taken for the i 3l, ana oth er noc- Incldentai to the laimfllaime fileiled tb© persons 9fonse to tho c f gainst the state by watlon state reserval at Saratoga Springs, to be paid by th© treasurer on th© warrant of the comptroller upon the ap- pro-val of tho attorney-general.. $13,069 U LEGISLATIVE. LEGISLATURE. Compensation of offleera and employeea Maintenance and Operation. Printing Veterlnaxy college . ISIDORE J. KRESSEL. •VTRGXNTA EVELYN V-fiX.-’ JOSEPH Xi. KILLGOBE. For the payment to Joseph L. lenses m secretary in connec- B’or the payi KUlgor© for Bervlces a penses as secretary in com tIon w ith the Anderson-vUl© mon ument dedication commission. In lieu of all future compensation or reimbursement .......... . ............... REGULATIVE. STATE BOARD OP EX AM INE! PBEBM 3-M INDED C R im N A L S OTHER DEFECTIVES. For services and.expenses o f coun sel designated by the supreme court, pursuant to chapter four hundred and forty-five of tho laws of nineteen hundred and 3, in tbo m a tter o f tho pe- twelve, i Stltutln; ) hoard ( $1,500 00 Ing the state amtners of feeble-minded crim inals and other defectives, against Frank Osborn, an in mate of the Rome Custodial Asylum, payable upon the ap proval of the attorney-general and the order of the court........... AGRICULTURAL. STATE DEPAR’TMENT OF FARMS AND MARKETS. To the state department of farms and markets, for the enforce ment of the provisions of chap ter sixty-nine of the consolidat ed laws as enacted by the legis lature of nineteen hundred and seventeen ............................................$35,000 OO To the state department of farms and markets for the enforcement of the provisions of article flve- b, added to chapter nine of the lav/s of nineteen hundred and nine by th© a c t of nineteen hun dred and seventeen, entitled “An act to amend the agricultural law relative to dogs and the pro tection of domestic animals therefrom” . .................................... . l5,OOOtX) NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OP AG RICULTURE, LONG ISLAND, PARM- INGDALE, L. I. Additional extension work For additional extension work, New York state school of ag- ricultnre on Long Island, for Eervices, traveling eipenseg, BUpplies ajid a;atomotoil& ma.in** tenanca, for construction and equipment for necessary build ings .............. ......... ............................ 19,000 oa DEFENSIVE. NATIONAL GUARD. For the payment by th© state of tho salaries of state employees 'wtoilc in tJtie service as memtoers of the national guard of tho state or in tho servic© of tho United States, to bo paid on the war rant of the comptroller, upon the presentation of detailed pay rolls approved by the head of the dcpoxtiaeiit in which such employees ore regularly em ployed ...................................................500,900 0« NAVAL MILITIA. Personal Service. Salaries, regular Commodore, chapter one hun dred and twenty-seven, laws • of nineteen hundred and sev enteen .............................................. $1,500 06 CHARITABLE. WESTERN HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR -WOMEN, ALBION. Maintenance and Operation. Supplies . ............... 1,550 00 (Communication .............. 175 Oo NEW YORK STATE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS’ HOME, BATH. Maintenance and Operation. Food ........................................................ 1,000 00 STATE AGRICULTURAL AND Ij DUSTI to deterratoo-tb© sam e upon vouchers vro- BBQted aa rwjulrea by section tw elve ofi the finance la-w. REGULATIVE. 0T-4TB INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDtl OF m a l i g n a n t d i s e a s e , ConstracQon or PeiznaiieQt Betterments. Former's hottsd .4-.-.-......,.....-...... $2,900 04 Bara and too! shad 1,900 9«| EDUCATIONAL. FREDONIA NORMAL SCHOOL, Construction or Permanent EeCtermento, Ne-w boiler and ohaages in heat ing plant . .................. .. ....................... 3,000 00 CURATIVE. KINGS PA R K STATE HOSPITAL, Construction or Permanent Bcttermentit. Additional appropriation for ra- frigerating plant ............ .. 760 00 ST. LAWRENIJE STATE HOSPITAL, Construction or Permanent Betterments. F o r tbe construction of a new chimney for power p la n t .... ....... »,000 0(» CHARITABLE. N E W YORK STATE BEFOKMAXOICY FOR WOMEN. BEDFORD HILLS. ConstniGtlon or PemmnBnt Betterments. lAundry equipment _ ____ _ ________ $8,000 001 PR O T E C T IV E . NIAGARA r e s e r v a t i o n . Hopairs. Foy work done by contract or upon estbnate or for tl materia!-and i labor In additii prlated for eJeewhere, for re pairs t o bulldingB and equipment 2,000 09 PART rv. STBNO(3BAFHERS’ AND COURT E X PENSES. Refund. S 4, TheI followingollowing _Bums,ums, or so much f s shalPbosofflcksit to accwmpllt 3B sp©£dfi4pecified ted out <f ffijects and purposes s e hereby appropriated out o g in the ta thereof therein any moneys In th e treasury not otherwise appxcQiriated, to be refunxled to the treas ury as provided therein, as foUows: SUPREME COURT-SECOND DISTRICT. Stenographers. For deficiency in the amount ap propriated by chapter one hun dred and eighty-one of tbe laws of ninete teen, for seven- compensation of sten ographers appointed pursuant section one hundred and s one of the Judiciary law as amended* b y chapter s ixty of the law s of nineteen hui penses shall be granted -or paid, anything In any- other statute to the <mn£rary mot- withstefiding. Any appropriations madi by this a c t for salary, compensation or ex- peases Sliatl b© the salary, compensation contrary jropriations i rmpensation or ex 01 * expanses for one yeai* of the officer, employee, oflicG, board, department, com mission or bureau for whom the same Is approspriated, not-wlfbstandlng existifig • o v ^ ^ s of any other statute fixing the ipensation or expenses iployuo or the a t such officer or employe© o r th e expenses of such offlcMsr, board, depart) mlsston or bureau a t a diff erei § 9. A manager, trustee or officer of any state charitable or other insfitution celviug moneys under this act fro: Bary traveltog expenses when at board at the office < lerformance of me<rthigs institutioiIon or in the i official duties undertaken pursuant to a resolution of the board of managers of which ho is a member and w ith tbe ap proval of the fiscal supervisor of state charities or hospital trammlsslon. ■ »UeTBhaUfo)hall f 10. The (xwDptroUer s forthwith pre- ar© and publish definitionstions 'oiyriarted under each title may of th© ck gIQ(jation Of expense by titles employed this act, defiaing- -th© p u iposes for whi< moneys approtyriarted under each title may be expended. Tbe comptroller shall have th© power to amend such definttions from time to time as in his judgment becomes necessary for th© proper conduct of th© fiscal of the state. TIifr<3eflnftidllA as published by the comptroller, aaad n s anumded. shall govern expenditures -from these appropriations and *' the audit of where said classlficatkms are used ta § IL This act shall take effect imme- dlateay. State of N e w York, Office of the Secre tary at'StsUe, ss: I have compared tbe preceding w ith the is office, ime is a corr< transcript therefrom and of the whole ereby certify that the sam e said origin^ law. FRANCIS M. HUGO. Saerptary o f Stete. BEAUTY HANDICAPS AMBITIOUS WOMAN, three hu Judlciarj nineteen hundred a thousand six hundred to be refunded to the iry pursuant to section hundred and sixteen o f the ary law as amended by chapter four hundred and nine ty-one of the laws of nineteen hundred and th i r t e e n .........w .. 1 Fourth DopartmenL Confidential Stenographer, ipensationpensation off confidentialonfidei mpherapher appointedppointed For com o c stenogr a pursu ant to section one hundred and nine-a ofof thehe Judiciaryudiciary I t J law, as led by chapter eighty-four law s of nineteen hundred and seventeen, hundred do\ to the treasury provisions of se dred and nlne-a rea pursuant to the ions of section one hun- and nlne-a of the Judiciary 1.0C INDUS- INDUSTRY. Maintenance and Operation. Food .................................................. 2,000 oo THOMAS INDIAN SCJHOOL, IROQUOIS. Maintenance and Operation. Food ......................................................... 1,200 09 Supplies ................................... — ........... 700 00 NEW YORK 3TATB WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS HOME, OXFORD. Maintenance and Operation. Pood ................ 900 00 Supplies 600 00 ROME STATE CUSTODIAL AR-SLUM, ROME. M aintsuance and Operation. Pood . ............ . ..... ......... - ....................... 9.000 00 Supplies ............. 6,000 00 CRAIG COLOKTY FOR EPILEPTICS, SONYEA. ' Maintenance and Operation. Supplies . . . . ----------- Travdlng expenses Communication .... SUPREME COURT—APPELLATE Divi- Fourth Department. Confldeiitlal Stenograpber. , For compensation of confidential jointed a iudiciar>' law, i amended by chapter eighty-four Of the laws of nineteen hundred and seventeen, from April first to Juno thirtieth, nineteen hundred and seventeen, three hundred and seventy-five dollars, to be re funded to the treasury pursuant l Ired and n seventeen .............. .. .......... PART V. § 5. Tho following sum, or so much there of as may be necessary, being the unex pended balance of a former appropriation, is hereby reapprc^rlated and made imme diately avallablo for the same purposes as the former appropriation. GEJ^ERAL FUND. ADMINISTRATIVE. Attorney-GeneraL By chapter forty-five of the laws of nine teen hundred and seventeen for: teeper Margaret Wolcott, i ommuni P ^ K L E -M I N D l ACT ---- CHILDREN, SYR- ; d s e . Supplies —. jyiateriais . I M M LETCBTWORTH -VXLLAGE, THIELLS. Maintenance and Operation. Supplies (fertilizer and seed) ........ 1,000 09 Communication ..................... .................. 400O O PR O T E C T IV E . TRUSTEE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. For the expenses of moving and setting up book cases of tho m isc^aneous reporter from the capltol and Van Vechten hall, and other miscellaneous work.. 500 00 Restaurant. For th© expense of maintenance and operation of the capitol res taurant ........................ ... .................. . 500 00 ^ PART riL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS. § 3. The. tolIovFins sums, or so much thereof aa may be necessary, are hereby severally appropriatedcxcept out of any moneys In the treasury not otherwise appropriat ed, to the persons and for tha purposes hereinafter set forth for construction. Im provements, repairs and equipment. W ar rants are not to be issued except in tho •h© comptroller, until tho sums claim' auditedudited andnd allowed 1 VO been a a )troUer, who Is hereb; era ................................... .. ..................425,900-00 5 6. The moneys appropriated by this act, except as otberwiee provided by sections two and five, shall be avaQahlo only to pay liabilities Incurred -within the year beginning July first, nineteen hundred and seventeen, and ending June thirtieth, nine teen hundred and ^ghteen, except for re pairs, construction or permanent better ments. All former appropriations from the general fund and the canal mainte nance fund and the various acts therefor, except appropriations for repairs, con- •struction work and permanent betterments and appropriations made by the legisla ture of ntneteen hundred and seventeen, shall cease to have force or effect after June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and sev enteen, other than for the payment of lia bilities Incurred on or before that date. § 7. Th© several amounts herein aijpro- priated shall be deemed to be only lor so much thereof as shall be sufficient to ac complish in lull the purposes designated appropriations and shall be paid treasurer from the respectl-v© sums lant to the requirements ce law, and it shall be ■easurer to report annu- legislature the detail of th© 1 as spec I of the st 00 j the duty of the ally to the legi several expenditures. 5 8. The salary or officer or employee, when not prescribe by law, for which an appropriation made t>>- *tliis a,crt. may toe flxed toy the de— partmeiit, official or offleialg appointing such, officer or employing such employees at a less employeea but not at a greater sum than amount herein appropriated for the salary or compensation of such officer or employee; and when any appropriation mad© by this act Is for compensation at a per diem rate for a stated number o f days, the department, official or officials employ ing such employees shaH have the author ity to employ in the position the number of employees for -whom compensation Is provided in the appropriation, calculating one employee for each three hundred clays, tho provisions of any general or sp e c if statute to the contrary, notwlth- appropriation herein con- available for tb© salary or standing. No a taJned shall be a —3 -appoint employment is expresisly authorized; and, exTOptrein Mpressly otherwisero herein expressly pro- as otherwise he ex p vided, the appropriations made ta this lingQg expensesxpenses of offlc< e i for actual snses only, In al duties and t roof thereof, nrther fixed are for actual and necessary ex- only, In tho performance of offl- pald upon the luired bj So Says Jan e Cowl in Discussing th e Fem inine Curs;e of a P retty Face, JajiB Oowl, s t a r in Uoldwyn p ictures, soon to appear in Basil Kang’s stoiY. “The Spreading Down,” has been led by magaizai© and, ne-wnpaper w riters into a discussion of beauty and h e r origm al fledndtions have led to -wlde- Bpread comnaent. “iBeaMty la a handiicap” Upon th e foregoing statem e n t th e S ta r of “W ithin th e Uaw” and “Com m o n Clay” herself one of th e m o st beautiful women on th e Am erican stage stands solidly. “iDon’t im agine,” added M iss Cowl hastily, “th a t I think I ’m a heauty. I know I’m not. iMy fhee Is crooked, half of i t is out of drawing, m y nose bends in th e -wrong direction, and, as you can see for yourself, one-half of iny m o u th doesn’t know -where the other half is going.” This ob-viously perverse statem e n t led a journalist to w rite; “INIiss Ccrwl’s exq u isitely set dark htvad dropped on 3a.er lovely shoulders. Tragedy smoldered 111 lisr l>ig brown eyes.” B u t .Jane iCo--wl i s very seriou s about, it. To th e -woman, esp e c ia lly in p r o fessio n a l life, sh e believes beauty is an incubus and she particularizes to prove h e r case. ‘^My first realization that beautj' wa3 rt hindrance came when I saw Ethel B a r r y m o r e in \KJousln -Katei” c o n tinued Mips Cowl. “F a s c in a t e d by sh e e r b r illian c y of h e r act T rec’alled th a t I often had heard 'that Ethel Barr.vmore W'as merely a beautiful girl, no actress at all. It -was the fashion to say so a few years ago. 1 knew after seeing and hearing her th a t 'her beauty had nothing wha-^.ever to do w ith h e r outright histrionic ability and m erely -was a handicap in the general recognition of th a t. “Consider Miss Maxine IJlliott. Miss E lliott is a com edienne of t h e high est order, but h o w m a n y p e r s o n s know It? The public bolieves she ar rived becjause of her heanty.^ Lillian Russel is a singer who m i ^ t have reached grand opera, and she Is in addition an ac’tress of talen t and hum o r, b u t an internatiional publtc know s Miss R u ssell alm o st exclusive ly as a beauty. Could anything be m o re unfair? Th.© majority o-f tli© regally ful women on th e A m erican stage m ay be found among th e third-rater,s or in the chorus. Some of these m ight have had the inhffi*ent ability to g.o to the fro n t but th e ir personal beauty caused -their budding ability to be | overlooked and they stopped a-dvanc-l ing.” I Miss iCowd relates th e orignations o f ; w h a t she calls h e r “Spurious rep u ta-j tion” as a beauty. A w e ll-m e aning press agent designed huge posters up- j on which Miss Cowl was__ d escribed as I the m o st beautiful -woman on t h e ; Am erican stage. j “He m e a n t to help m e,” conclutied I Miss Cov/1, “but had I known then j -vriiat T know now about the handicap Of heaiity T should have tom those i pos-’-ers from th e w a lls w ith m y ow n i MO'ITON F T c r n a E F.\TXiS QF EXEM P T ION. j C h ica g o , A u g . 35. — B r y a n t W a s h b u r n , a -widely kno-wn m o tio n , picture actor, m u s t serve in th e n a - ! tiona’l arm y . M a jor B. M. 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