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WATT. -on September .. 1920. WILLIAM
TIAYLoR. son Of the late William =; and
Mar Mary so;,rs.,r, ws,tt RELATIVES ana frionds
NJ. p. and Brotherhood Of Carpenters, are
invited TO the service on Tuesday afternoon,
st2 S'cloek. at the residence OF his sister.
may call Monday evening from 7 to 0
wHARRY. Sept, 3. FLORENCE LAW
RENgE. wife Of Clarence w. Whatry, AGED
tend funeral services, TSes., 2 D, m, late
private.
,wlEsLER..--sept. 4. 1920. GERTRUDE.
VIE VIE OF John W,esler: Jr tnee Taldel. in her
societies. invited to funeral. we'd. s.ao a.
REQUIEM mass st. Henry's Church 10 a. m.
band of Hettie H WIfndH wolf. sqsa 90 D.; ysaps nqs.
Sc $SS ana 4 fsiIs iH fiSGs; isGss. ENGefs; No, g.
member, are Invited to the service on Tues.
Ssse. Sss at es qsScs ssssMo6Sp at his late rfs
Interment private.
1cwTER; Suddenly. at .Pineville, Pa.
Relatiyes and friends invited to funeral,
i la, q, m; Trolley for Wrishtstown leaves
.zUccHELLf,---sept. 4. ANGELO. husband
Of Mary zucchelli Relatives and friends
hTsea nsnre 90 "a " SpnS Sss Tues a. m: late resi-.
Gem.
rids, widow Of Charles O. wicker. AGED o. Fu:
Edward g ssickerp S1ia Gssser EfsaSsnos ave. o.
Int private Fernwood Gem
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MAYFLOWER PARTY
LED BY IRISH peer.
{ Lord RothermeI to Head Brit
q ish Delegation to Tercen-
tenary in U. s.
EMINENT MEN MING

New York, Sept. 6.--The delegation
representing the British branch OF the
Sulgrave Institution and the Anglo
American Society, which arrives in New
York September 10, to take part in the
4 tercentary celebration Of the Pilgrims
landing and the first American legis-
lative assembly at jamestown, will be
.headed by Lord Rathcreedan, an irish
peer, il was announced here yesterday
He was born in county Wicklow and
was formerly captain in the Royal
Irish Lancers and assistant postmaster
general. 1t was said the probably would
be accompanied by II. G. Wells, the
novelist, who has never visited the
United States.
A. f. Shiplcy, vice chancellor of Cam
bridge University Prof. Foakes Jack
son, fellow Of Jesus College, Cambridge,
and a fellow Of the American Academy
of Arts and Sciences Admiral Sir
Iawther Grant. who commanded the
American and West Indas British naval
stations in the war; Sir John A. Cock
burn, formerly premier of South Aus
tralia Sir Arthur Herbert, long in the
British diplomatic service; !. b. Maca-
fee. banker: Sir John Henry. liaison
officer between government departments
In the war; H. s. Perris, chairman of
the British Sulgrave Institution, and
several others.
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'ONE-TENTH Of j. S.
DWELLS IN 3 CITIES
More Than one-0uarter Of En-
tire Population Concentrated
in 90 Cities
LATEST CENSUS FIGURES
BY the Associated Press

Washington, Sept. 8.-About one
tenth of the people of the United States
live in the cities of New York. Chicago
and Philadelphia, while more than one
quarter live in sixty eight cities having
population Of 100, 900 or mare. final
statistics of the fourteenth census are
expected TO show.
The three cities with populations of
,0nn, 900 or more-.New York, Chicago
ano r'hiladelphia-have combined pop
ulatron of 10, 0,145 .521 showing an in
crease Of 1,644 ,34T, or about 1915 per
cent in the ten years since 1910.
Cities having 10000 to 1000, 600
have increased from five in 1910 to nine
this year, Detroit. Los Angeles, San
Francisco and Buffalo having advanced
into this class.
There was a net increase of two in
the cities of the 250. 900 to 500 900 class
with total of thirteen, although six
cities advanced into this classification.
They are Kansas City, Mo-; Seattle,
indianapolis. Rochester, Portland, Ore,
and Denver.
There are forty three cities of from
100. 900 to go. 900 this year. a net in
crease of twelve, although eighteen have
shown increases bringing them into this
class.
The list Of cities having population
of 100, 900 or more, some of which have
hccn revised since first announced. is
given below in their order of rank with
the designation of the 1910 rank and
their 1920 popula ton:
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THREATEN LLOYD GEORGE
Premier Warned Against Possible
Attack on Homeward journey

Lucerne, Sept. 6.-The visit of Pre-
mier Lloyd George of Great Britain to
Lucerne ended yesterday. Accompanied
by his suite of twenty four persons, the
premier left on a special train yester-
day morning for Zermatt.
The local authorities were present at
the station to bid the premier godspeed.
and two little Swiss girls presented him
with Alpine flowers and asked him to
return here soon. 1t is learned how :
ever, the prime minister will not come
back to Lucerne, but will continue his
journey from Zermatt direct to London.
The exact date of his homeward journey
has not ben made public, owing. it is
said, to an increase in the number of
threatening letters and kilograms re /.
ceived by the premier which had led
to fears that an attack upon him might
be attempted en- route.
The premier himself. 1t is declared.
is. not concerned over the alleged
threats. 1t is also reported he may at .
tempt to climb the Matterhorn from the
Ricelalp, and that several Zcrmatt
guides have been engaged for the ven :
ture.
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There's No Base Like Home
By Fl. c. WITWER

| fair shown I'll force him to give you a
| fight for the title and even II you lose
that one, think of the Jack you'll drag
down Hocker's nothin' but lucky
| false alarm and you konw Il. And re.
member--he's the guy that beat UP Kid
Brennan tonight. the greatest fighter
that ever lived !" .
Kearny's eyes flashes little, Joe.
and then he ticks his lips +,
"Iie's a terrible tough baby, Hooker is.
He must be good-he's the champ, ain't
Then the bell rang.
Kearny was very slow gettin' to the
center Of the ring, Joe. and he was white
| faced and as nervous as n cat Knock
out Hooker met him with snarlin' rush
that carried em both to the ropes, but
and land feeble left to the champ $
face: The chance wallop seemed to get
Hooker's goat, or maybe II was the
crowd d,yellin'--(Bankers and brokers can
get as excited as lohgshoremen, Joe
you oughta see tho stock exchange) at
any rate. he works his man over to the
middle of the ring and with q evily
smile on his face begins to deliberately
hook and chop him 10 pieces 1t looked
at any time, but he didn't wanna do
that--he wanted to cut him up first to
show the. crowd what dude he was
with his hands. In less than two min
>
bruise and they was only one eye avail
able for Sc elm with. The ladies begin
to yell stop II! - and I stepped over
to do that thing when Hooker begin to
You're a fine trampl" he sneers,
chopin the raw face in front Of him
with wicked jab. who ever give YOU
the idea YOU could fight, hey?''.
kid Brennan !" pants Kearny, the one
good eye glarin' at Hooker like a search
light.
Hooker bust right out laughin' and
actually dropped his hands for second.
kid Brennan?" he shrieks. That
eS Thas STs'f foh pushed He SocEs DysF tonight si
he snaTls, wei YOU and hi him d sells for
dime the set That bum p
IN BIm}" wIG Rrsnn.r rSSrs KsaTny; NY straIShtenin
big"
Joe. was Just gonna tap Hooker on
the shoulder and send him to his corner
when II happened. Kearny whipped over
chin and whilst the champs knees was
still saggin', the kid crosses with his
right and Knockout Hooker was sleepin'
peacefully when I counted-"ten and
out I"
When Knockout Hooker come to life
and was engaged in askin' was they
many killed when the roof fell in. the
sportin' editor, Young Kearny and his
ildll IL Stanu1n over
him. The sportin' editor leans down.
"And furthermore, you bum" he
growls in Hooker's face, "I'll hound
you in my paper til you give Kearny
real fight for the title-1 only wish
you guys had been made to weigh in
before this bout and Kearny'd be cham
pion now"
He winks at me and turns to Young
Kearny. Kid Brennan himself couldn't
OF done better Job when he was at his
best :" he says.
Young Kearny throws back his
shoulders, grins and looks at the welter-
weight champ bein' carried to his corner.
He'll" he says, in a different voice
than l ever had heard him use, Joe, II
think I could of licked Brennan the
best cay he ever seen!'
Yours truly,
ED. HARMON deputy Sheriff
OF Shantung)
Copyright, 1920, Doubleday, Page q Co.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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ADVOCATE GENERAL STRIKE
italian Extremists and Moderates
Fight for Supremacy

London. Sept. 6.-(By A. P.)-
Seizure of Italian factories by metal
workers as the starting point of gen.
eral taking over of industry is ladvo-
Gated by Italian extremists at the meet
ing of the heads of the General Fed
Grafton of Labor and the Metal Work
crs' Union and representatives of the
Italian Socialist party at Milan. says
a dispatch TO the Daily Mail from that
have insisted upon an agreement with
employers as long as the government
does not interfere. No decision on the
matter has as yet been reached.
Strikers at Turin. the dispatch says,
have announced that If troops are used
in an attempt to drive them out of
factories they will wreck all machinery
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Number Two-A
YnTArr, nfrdNr TtrrNN

~ SoiNI RESObOlloN
TIoposlns an amendment to article three.
nr,etion Six OF the Constitution OF the Sonn Son
.mhniweath or Pennsylvania, so thht tne
tSuoyect or an amendment or supplemens
10 law. and the subject to which sueh
Nv is extended OF on which u Is conterFeu
5snai! De clearly expressed in Its title
=, be " resolved by the Senate and the House
q5 % REPRESENTATIVES, of the Commonwealth OF
TT,ehnsyIvania in General Assembly met
Ihat !,1; the following. amendment to the Con-
htNutlon or Pennsylvania be. and the same
Is nereoy. proposed, in accordance with the
eighteenth article thereof:
mat section sis OF article three DO
section Q. No law shall be revived:
amended or tho provisions thereof extended
or conferred by reference to Its title only.
so m-chl thereon ms is rsvived. amended. ex-
tended or conferred shall be re-enacted and
published at length. and the subject Of the
amendment or supplement and the subject TO
Uhich such ldto IS ertended or on phtch II Ia
title.
A true COPY of Joint Resolution No. PA.
CYRUS Il. WOODS.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Numbrr Three-A
Joint RESOLUTION

JOINT EESOLUTlON
SrticIe eish. Of the cons.itu.ion fean of Penn na
Section IL Be 1T resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives. of the Com
sembiy met, That the Following smendment
with the siaStsenth articis thereof:
That section .a,,o pne OF article eight. which
Section ]. Every male citizen twenty-ons
Hs Ss neG TO Cte az Sun
elections. subject, however. to such laws
aHd the "' may S
First. He shall have been a citizen OF
Second He shall have resided in the
state one year (or. having previously been a
1tate 9 ahai! have removed therefrom and
returned, then ak months). Immediately pre-
Third; He shall have resided in the
election district where he shall offer TO vote
at least two months Immediately preceding
"Foyrth, If twsnty:two years Of ase and
upwards he shall cnSH;y naye PAID within tive
have been assessed At least two months. and
paid at least Sns month before the slee
'ess Section. a /. Every citizen. male or female,
Sa,owns % ausiestons Snail 5. sntitea the ts
vote at all elections. subject. however. to
tration OF electors as the Gensrnl Assembly
may enact:
First. He or she shall have been n ,,it,.
zen OF the United States at least one month.
Second He or she shall >havo resided in thu
state one year (or. having previously been a
qualified elector or natiye.born citizen Of the
state, he or she shall have removed there
from and returned. then six months) imme
diateiy preceding the election.
Third He or she shall nave resided in tho
election district where he or she shall ofrer
TO vot" At least two months Immediately pre-
cedirs tho election.
Fourth. II twenty-five years OF age and
upwards. he or she shall have paid, within
two. years. state county tax which
shall have. been assessed at least two
moIths and paid at least one month before
the election.
Fifth. Wherever the words ''he." Ibis. I"
''him'' and himself occur In any section
OF article eight OF this Constitution the
same shall be construed az II written, re-
speetiyely. ne or she" his or her." him
true copy OF Joint Resolution No. ga.
CYRUS z. WOODS
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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Plan AntI.Leasue Newspaper

Geneva. Sept. Ga new journal.
with n policy to open opposition to tho
League of Nations. will attempt pub
lication in Geneva in November next.
when the first meeting of the League is
to be held here The projected .pubica-
tion is sponsored by intellectuals of
various countries who are against the
treaty of Versailles. Doubt is expressed.
however. If the local authorities will
permit the publication to appear.
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PROF, SAMUEL SHELDON

Middlebury, VT, Sept. 6,-Samuel
SHELDON. fifty eight years old, professor
of physics and electrical engineering at
the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.
died here late last night. He was born
in Middlebury, was a graduate of
Middebury College and had been pass
ing a vacation here.
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Liverpool Cotton

liverpool. Sept G.-COTTON-Spot was
quiet win prices lqwyr o, G9gd mi15i,ng,
90 SSd: low middlng. l7.USd; good ordinary
IS SAD ordinary, L. G3d, Sales were 5000
hales, Including 400 bales American. Re-
ccipts We're Il 400 bales. all American. Flu
tUr"- closed quiet. sept"mher ~. Old; Oc-
toher. 10 04d January 1926; March, II SD;
May, II 53d Junr. lT,+ld, July, l7.27d.
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Number Two

Number Two
A JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment to artioi. n,n.
section eight Of the Constitution of Penn.
Section !: Be II resolved by the Senate and
.ss ss Thas 'os 81 Se
same is hereby IS ITSposGSa Ssr, in accordance with
amended tss read Tsa a. s.h, follSTs; S; s., ~ ~ %
borough. township: school district or othssiI tssI
munS,paaisSs Or Ser.s Sns
per eentum upon the, the assessed ,, value OF the
sl snsh amount that the total city debt os n
;fs no: sfcssS ysu. ten sf 9
CRY or %distriet incur any debt oriTpSi,s or insrsn
Of pSropsry Ssa Without Of hs
1Sss sn'fS shall pTcydsd By law such
ascerta ininE the bgnrowins capacity OF ths the
ss sSs q s. 9sdned suqh dest sst"s So
OF the debt Of said city as shall have beenn
pended. upon any public Improvement % or sh
he pSSs atS part Ss
faoity theTstpr: II such public lnaprSa lnaproSem.0o,, q,
or p9G.T p%ney or in connection with any whether
nnbiie Improvement or public utility or orns. na
ibereof may reasonably be expected 10 Ipiairt
avenue in excess of operating expenses sms,p S,sp
liant to pay the interest and sinkInp suIi TIIi
cbnrges thereon. The method OF detern,I NJ ,Tn n q
Smeb nab AMOUNT 20 to be deducted, NAV ha 'nns
surn soribed by the General Assembly 10 pre-
s'i n incurrinE Indebtedness for any nur..
,ha AZ city OF Philadelphia may issue IL pfs ppss
sgmaet,ons maturing not later than fiftv THnhi
Seora from the date thereof with prov,s2V, s2V,
yyer sinking fund sufficient TO retire' ''snGn sn,n
ddppIIiaations at maturity. the payment 10 I na,n
SSinTing fund TO- be In equal or graded SnnU, nueh
81 nther periodical installments IVhera nn,
Iindebtedness shall be or shall have been any ~,
purpose Of the eonstr9Sti9n or Improvement rfs
ter, from which In, income 99r revenue Is to be-
dsriyeaa Sna 70 be used in the construe,mloant strmlation
OF , apves or docks owned or to be otynsdd OF OF
WIZ WIZ ciiy, such obligations may be IN oy
ssnm,oount sufficient to provide for. and NAV N ~
noimSe the amount Of. the interest and s,nnn n
tnvsfund charges accru!ng and which NAV az
nrSe thereon throughout the period or con- az
struction. and until the expiration or ons
Year after the completion OF the work 1ne
ywbich said Indebtedness shall have been TT
curTed and said city shall not be realires
10 levy u tax to pay said interest ana
ainking-fund charges as required by s.ctinn
ten article nine OF the Constitution of Penn
sylvania. until the expiration OF said period
OF one year after the completion Of said
work.
CYRUS r. WOODS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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AMENDMENTS

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CON-
sT1TUrIoN, SUBMITTED TO THE C1T1-
lENs OF THE COMMONWEALTH FOR
THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION. By
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE
sEChErARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH. II.
IN PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF
THE CONSTITUTION.
Number One-A
JOINT RESOLUTION
ETnIp}ppssins an Amendment to article three
wca,,St the Constitution Of the CoH'iho
sn5 S5eGWaion Wn l. Be II resolved by the senaro n,oe
.nonhwealth OF Pennsylvania in Genera! As.
to tSy met, That the following amendmeni
The e se constitution OF Pennsylvania be, nna ama
With ~ hereby. proposed. In accoro""''
Th.tn tne eighteenth article thereof: .,,,.
ttpreto ~ icie three be amended pS ao'"e
poTer 'i1n on "a: The Legislature shall shlo,sS. navs
scboo, 90 classify counties. cities. bor0usn,s, 20
non",a districts and townships accordins 70 70
pcpbait.on' ~ aion' and all laws passed relatins 70
ana class, eiass and all laws passed relating 70,
eo,rt egnI,iating procedure and proceedings IN IN
deemodT Ttn IN reference to, any class; snam ao po no
ins ns general legislation within the mean mean.
Snor SCHOOL dstrcts shall not be DIVIDED into to
moi nora nan seven classes. and poroushs '"''
true copy Of Joint Resolution Nc; la.
CYRUS e. woODS;.
secretary u the Commonwealth
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 8.-CATTLE-Re-
10, heifers, ,Il 912; cows, ss9iO. Calves
receipts, Il. 900 head. Steady. Top. sl0.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1000 head Lower Heav-
les. sl6, rs %l6; heavy workers 17@l7l0;
light workers.. SO. so 9la 10 PCS. SIS, q 16
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceptsS 6O00
head, Easy. Top sheep. so: top lambs. SIS
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PhIladeIphIa Markets Closed

Labor Day being n legal holiday, the
banks and trade exchanges We're closed
and wholesale business in all lines was
suspended In the absence of fresh in
formation on which TO base reliable quo.
tatlons, cur usual market reports are
necessarily omitted from today's issue.
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Doaoras Fairbanss | iooE,aS % tx ike "u a
ptker, tells Friend Joe about hfe IN
the movies IN the toilotoino letter. IN
stdlInents from n. @. Wtttoer's latest
success toift be printed dolly.
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IN MEMORIANf

PRTCHETT In loving memory OF Lieut.
FREDERIC'K BORROWDALE PRICHETT.
Killed in action In France Sept, O., 1915
B. W. A i.
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Number Five-A
| JOINT RESOLUTION


Proposing an amendment to article nina
section seven OF tho Constitution of Penn.
syvania.
Section /. BE II resolved by the senat.
and House OF Representatives. OF the Corr
monwealth Of PENNSYLVANIA in General AZ.
sembly met. That the following amendnent
to the Constitution OF PennsVlVanIa he anS
the same Is hereby, proposed, In accordanes
with the eighteenth article thereof; ~'
That article nine. section seven be amended
- read as follows S'Neu
Section 7. Tho General Assembly shall ro.
authorize any county, city borough tow0t not
ship or Incorporated district TO become n
etockholder In any company. association or
corporation. or to obtain or appropria1s
money TO-, @: 70 loan it9 credit to- any coz
pnrattOn, association, institution or ind.
Vdual. " '"uI'
This section a. shall not apply. 70 any con.
under legislative authority with respect 20
the use or operation or transit fac;Iitt, 70
whether furnished by tho city or by a privst..
corporation or partly or Jointly BY eithsy os
to prohibit the city OF Phiiadelp SinstLssd ,rn,
acquiring by contract or Condemnation IN
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FINANCIAL
NOTICE
70 ,s. Stockholders of surpass Leath-,


20 tbs Stockholders OF surpass Leather
Company;
There viii be a special meeting OF tb.
Stockholders OF this Company. held at ths
genernl ONCE OF the Company. Ninth and
iad day Of september. 1920. az II O'clock
nSSn for the BS5R2ss OF s9kPS INTO cor:
terms and conditions Is. Of & The preferred stock
issuing in lieu and place thereof certirca tes
Of stock ent!tling the holder thereof TO re-
ceive a fxed dividend Of seven per cent per
annum. and no more, from and after the
issuing thereof, payable half;yearly. before
any. other stock Of the corporati9n. such
sberes' in the event Of Liquidation or dia.
solution q the ,c0rpGrstion. TO be entitled
with unpaid dividends accrued thereon be.
fore any amount shall be paid TO the holders
OF other stock OF the corporation: said pre-
yerred shares. however. not 10 be entitled to
further share In the proceeds or the corpo.
ration.
8y order Of the Board.
HoLLTsTER sTCRoEs. Secretary.
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CLERK

CLERK
Young lady wanted for clerical and general
office work; must be tirst class; steady posi-
and Moore sts ~
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Number Four-A

A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to section ma ny
OF article fifteen (%V) " the ConstItjtion
OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
Section 1. BE II resolved by the Ssnata
and House OF Representatives OF the Com.
monvealth OF Pennsylvania In General A.
sembIy met That tho following amendment
10 the Constitution OF Pennsylvania be ana
the same Is hereby. proposed in accordanes
with the eighteenth article thereof; "'''o
That section ono OF article fifteen, which
s"section /, Cities may be chart.rsd ,,,.u
ryer a majority OF the electors OF apv "nen ,n.n
or borough having population OF ~ iosp iiomp
ten thousand shall vote at any general nIao
fion in favor OF the same" be and ~ a SieC,
ia hereby, amended to read as follow sa"'o
Section l. Cities may be cha rternd ,,..
ever a majority OF the electors of anv nSm- ,ns
or borough having u population OF az iiomn it
ten thousand shall vote at any gensraf 90
Municipal election In favor OF the sn al OF
Cities or citicS OF any particular Hp,se' cpase'
NAV be given tho right and power 10 ts.ass.
and adopt their own charters and To exnrIne ans
the powers and authority OF local sci, eo uiso
eminent. subject, however, TO such raotssv Fly
lions, limitations and regulations az mav rIc- G
imposed by the Legislature. Laws alan - 10 10
he enacted affecting the organlzatiop may nay
soyernment OF cities and boroughs ubtnSS
shall become effective In any city or bornmS
only when submitted to the electors tSapsnsp
and approved by majority OF those votins
thereon.
CYRUS E. WOODS
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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ELADY

EEfH EEEEp ctASf tfiSRoE TO or T4KE PIaSF: COM /
TURING FLANNEL SHIRTs,
HIGH sAI.AR" AND STEADY Po.'
siTION Fok RIGHT PARTY;
STATE REFERENCES, II. NJ,
els LoN0~cRE BLDG. N. Y. G.
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both gated and ,match plate work; must y
hgh-claas man. with excellent mallsaSe S,'
perience in every shop; wa operate frst'e!M
shop in heart OF San Francisco, Win Iusa,
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right man: union wages Jewell steeIr M an1
Mallefble Co. 1878 Potrero ave-. San r'aI
cIgco Calf