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LAWS OF NEW YORK
STATE OF NEW YORK.
In ASSEMBLY.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
In ASSEMBLY,
The fcreeoing resolution was duly passed.
majority Of all the members elected 10 the
Assembly voting In favor thereof.
By order Of the Assembly,
THADDEUS G. SWEET,
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE.
hnve compared the preceding copy OF con
current resolution with the original resolution
on 1e In this Office. and do hereby certify
from and Of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal OF
Office of the Secretary of State. at
IL. 81 the city Of Albany this first day OF
July In the year thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS ". HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
Observation-Disclosures In italics In new
matter in brackets { ] is old law to be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE or THE SEcRETABy OF STATE,
ALBAsSY, July /. 1920.
Pursuant 90 the provisions Of section one
OF article fourteen Of the Constitution OF the
State OF New York. and section two hundred
ninety-h five of the Election law notice Is here
by given that the following proposed amend
ment to section six Of article three Of the
Constitution OF the State Of New York is
ferred to the legislature to be chosen at the
next general election Of senators in this State
to be held the second day OF November.
nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE

CoNcUERESr RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE TWO OF THE CONSTITUTION. IN
RELATION 10 ABSENT VOTERS.
Section /. Resolved Or TIE Assembly con-
cur). That article two Of the constitution b.
amended by inserting therein new section. to
be section one-a, TO read as follows:
S Ia. The legislature may, by general INV
provide a manner in which. and the time and
place at which. qualified voters who mnv. ON
the occurrence of any general election. be
unavoilably absent from the state or county
of their residence because their duties. ocr,i
patton or business require them to be else
where within the United States may vote AMI
for the return and canvass Of their votes I'm
the election district in which they respectively
resided.
>. Resolved az the Assembly concur,
That fine foregoing amendment he refereed ~
the Legislature Ia be chosen at the nexf zen.
eral election OF senator's and in conformity
with section az article fourteen ~ no
constitution be published for three months
previous 10 the time Of such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE.
Apr. Is. 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly nassed
majority of all the Senators elected voting IN
favor thereof.
BY order of the Senate,
HARRY Q. WALKER,
PRECEDENT
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Drop in Wool Market May
l1 Hurt Cotton Blanket Makers

D.. Manufacturers Of Affection blankets
are somewhat disturbed over the drop
in the price of raw wool and are hold
ing up their plans for future opera
tons pending sterilization of the
wool market.
1t is felt that if wool finds low
priced trading level it will be difficult
asked for cotton blankets. Most of
the makers of high grade cotton
blankets are sold UP until the end Of
this year at firm prices.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX

CoNcuRRENr RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE Avn
AssEMbLY InorosiNG AN AMENpMENr TO
SECTIONS TwLNTY-slx AM TwHNll-sEvEN
or ARTICLE THREE OF TIE CONSTITUTION
TO ENABLE THE LEGISLATURE TO- PROV pr
Forms OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE COUNTIES
or WEsTCHEsTER And NASSAU.
Section !. Resolved OF the Assembly con
cur). That sections twenty-six and twenty
seven Of article three OF the constitution be
amended TO read follows:
s %. There shall be in each county. EXCEPT
IN county wholly included in a city. boa I'd
OF supervisors. 60 be composed of such mem
bers and elected in such manner and for such
period as is or may be provided by law The
legislature may Urouide by lao for forms Of
gorc'mment for the counties Of IFestchcster
and Nassau, or either. subject IL a9opt.on and
opprorol by the electors Of any such county
at q general election IN odd nam 5ered year
ANY such fo'm Of gorJnmert may include the
transfer TO the county or 10 county officers nj
officers. The lac proridinO far such form Of oor-
ernn.nt shall also prescribe the manner IN
abandon it. and rercrt 10 its formr fo,a q
government. The adoption Of such torn o.
government by the county shah not preclude
the legislature from amending or NOTIFYING
such plan. II under such form of oorer,,.
mcnt he board of Supervisors he abolished
the polrdrs and duties Of the board of SUPER,
uisors. as prescribed Up the constitution or
by statute II not prortdod for by such form Of
government, shGH derolr" upon The 0ouornlnq
cloctire body in such county, In a city which
inc GUIDES an entire county. or two II more
entire counties the powers and duties OF a
board of supervisors may be devolyed upoa
the municipal assembly. common couacn bolrd
OF aldermen or other legislative body Of the
city
81. The legislature shall. by general laws.
confer upon the boards of supervisors or other
qouerning eiectire bodies, OF the several couo-
ties of the state such further powers of ioea,
legislation ami administration as the legisia-
tnre may. from time TO time. deem expedient
[, and II. In counties which now have. or
hereafter have. county auditors or other fiscal
officers. authorized to audit bills accounts.
charges. claims or demands against the county,
the legislature may confer such powers upon
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

lssid1 such auditors, or fiscal Officer.
legislature may. from time to time. dssn q
pedient. o-m -
8 2. Resolved ~ the Assembly
That tbs eossgoing amendments b. seonc7,s
the legfsls FRS to be chosen At thu ner. -
erhl election Of senators and in 600
With section one OF article fourtesn - 1l
constitution be published for three ,ott.s1 he
vious TO the time of such election 10
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Ihis Dill was duly passed a r1ajor,t- ~
me memoers elected 10 the Assembly ret,a, g .
favor thereof. three hftbs being present
~ order OF the Assembly
IHADDEUS {. SWEET,
sTATE OF NEW YORK. 0''ass.
IN SENATE,
This bin was duly passed Inater;.. wy
the senator's elected voting in favor th...a
three -1fths being present. s-efeo.'
By order Of the senate
HARRY C. WALKER, (.
STATE OF NEW YORK f'''sess. (
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. e.: D
have compared o. preceding copy Of oo,.
on hle In this Office. and 60 hereby es,,,a
thac the same Is correct transcrin. e ,as.ly
from and OF the whole thereof. ''-
"IYxN under my hand and the s.., ..
= office OF the Secretary OF State a. ~ ~
H. 81 city Of Albany, this arst day Il J SSs
In the year one taoussns -
hundred twenty LIE
FRANCIS 81. HUGO.
Secretary Of Stat.
SEVEN
EXPLANATION in 4toiics 4. nav,
matter IN brackets IS old law 20 be or,,,..'
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY, July /, 1870
i-ufSuAnt 10 the PROVISIONS Of sacfSor
article fourteen Of The Constitution Of s'e ~ p
state Of New York. AMI section two hnns..s
ninety-hve Of the Election Law. notice ID bs,s.
by given that the following PROPOSED amend.
nient TO section nine Of article 1--WE of .bs ~.
sti1ution OF the State Of New YORK ia re,s-,ss
to the legislature to be chosen at the nav.
general election OF senators in his s,...
to be held on the second day Of Noyeubs,
nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
SeCrrf1rsf NJ g1s@.
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Plan Big Apparel Sale

With the principal objective, the
elimination of ''jobs" in the women's
apparel market at the close of the
present fall selling season, plans are
reported being formulated to hold a
gigantic manufacturer-to-co consumer sale
IN some large exhibition hall, probably
Madison Square Garden.
The idea is favorably regarded by
many of the local coat, suit, dress and
waist manufacturers. One rumor has
it that the scheme is being financed by
capital outside the trade and that the
merchandise will be purchased outright
from the manufacturers, thus prevent
ing it from falling into the hands of
retailers who may decide to delay their
buying in the hope of coming into the
market later, when the manufacturers
are overloaded with made-up merchan-
disc
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AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT

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nhSl hI 50. 80 0f ,r,1->,s 10
s1p,,4r IT,. ''V' 9srJTra,aS N
hELaThoN 10 STATE OFFieEAs AND DEPART
section l. Resolved III the Assembly cor
cur). That article five II the constitution %
amended = rend as follows;
l. Inc lsscretary OF s'Ate' cy Y"ns
Iol.er' treasurer ana 7l,oiues sVHsl~l -. =,
STATE ehglieer ana eurNefoT s""Il ~, 'I Io -
Il srhefa. electon' az 1le ''ieS anu rIs nnrnc,
eieS'Ig tne So.e.nvr %nu @i' s,rr,
anu su''l t.o.l me- IN ~. - -. 0 'rr.o ftwo
~ tHe Oyu,HoL e'Lc ,wa q
- .t,p' - .~'ii i1i he NJ.
'14s at'-' .r ~ 's ,,,F 49, rs.-
qu" "a. = urg "a, 80, -, oDo,t ths
n'''' ~ ~ III. ~ ~ - ami ys.
lce' ia. "'u GUY ttoi' W - - .,tod. Of
cofp.S ana ''' ~ ~ e.' 'ts ' ss ,,ocuos
a. ',r"'n'g On ~ ~ ess"' IN , Py,.,cct no
~. l 80; d.. ts 80, mi ,lytes
'oysStr'H' 80 - IT,. s.... sim Of to
nNi Wfn dIS' GSS'y' - .,'' 80. n rho
0ttoA''ls ~ SnD ED.''. 80 f.,',.,fst ,qtirs
S.ute, 0Hs sr.tt $50, 49, ".' I ,,,,1rnfeI 70
a. t'eS' sl,ot."'s =. "s u' ,.i.,s ,,, otber
~ - - ,t; ..,ft..,s(, >, -be co1,rofy
p'otlsiYm ~ 'D'" f'9' ~ 80 ne officers
AZ, ~, ,o.ncd sxca,,tins he
-, a..,t,ic ,iau 4; stated
lines during his confirm nee in ofhce.
a''Iits Hc'iiS -,oos ~ " M. snsotlon which
,r -. y, ,,craassd ,r shed dnrias
IA -, IT, ,.i,h ha .hal I've been elected.
- -, w. an,t,a 10 bic r>e any fees OF
- hor com -.nsltiel. No
~ ,o+1 70 ,n al. II stats
pp. svn az, ",r,-ae, ,.s'o - ,ot practical
Vnst''etr ..Du "i 'S'7- '-Y "
IN ohe Ia'ee' o,a,.,on ., ,he ssc-e.ary ot
.f - - .eas,-ar s.+o~noy- general
s.a , cD'ii IT, :, -, pursuant 70
a ah' gEa'i Ia h.i a. 40 resr one thou
LA sa'Is a. ,,dreS a.S 49,, f,e ana Their
sanu q. -, -; 80, .h a,sr day 4
1e.ns Vi -. S'".' e., Ia - strse years
January ioiiOF NIX, 80 s'iai- ~, ,r - a,a .bou.
Co. "a, 'it en-,d IA r,.o,vei,bt and every
4'n 80. 800 go 49, sII,rosssnrs shall 10
-" - o.. -. 49,. -
'"'sen lo' 'ne s ~ y. -. works shall
- o a -, F''e'ul " ~ ni Win the
oe nal o'hl'u ~ re eo.ea''- ~ ,at hold bis
az s, ice an c,-9'.i - a., -, -, N. gov
&c Vil'it 'He vHH ~ ~ ma until
sfnor py Won ne "ps ~, c,',,,asd He
ms successor IS ~ 49, nv iaw
Snail receive com rhsa -" 10 - aiyu sscnrty
ne shah ne requlreG ny NV - ga go hefors
Tor the fhthin, execution u ~ ~ .hsli he
entering upon the eutes t"erep,. ~ Glazing
charged Win the eNsS,H'i.p u a. Nv ars ,ni
10 'he reiA'r anu naN is.','on ~ nS a.io1 and
also Of those Teat.ns - lne cons.' :, ,ar as
lhir"Fehrht OF tne tala's' ~ - con-
the execution OF the avs Isia',hs 90 - %
struc,i.n OF improvement saa,l ~ ,,,ont 10 he
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Weeks Failures Increase

An increase Of Slightly more than IA
per cent is noted in the number of
commercial failrres in the United
States reported tbs week by R. G. Dun
& Co., compared to last week. The in
crease in the number of failures in
which liabilities of $4,000 or more were
reported was more than 45 per cent.
Failures this week numbered 1873,
against 100 last week, 100 in the pre-
ceding week and 119 the corresponding
week last year. Failures in Canada
number 1S, against 10 last week, 13 the
preceding week and S last year. Of
failures this week in the United States
n were in the East, AZ South, Al West
and % in the Pacific states, and 100 re-
ported liabilities of $4,000 or more,
against rs last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Buyers Coming

representations Meiss Co; Leon
Meiss, white goods and draperies; Max
Levi. ready to wear II Madison Avenue:
expected August .
KEY WEST, Fla.-Theodore Holtsberg e.
Son: Morris Holtsberg, dry goods and
ready TO wear; Hotel McAlpin. expected
August |.
NEW ORLEANS-Marks-lsaacs Co; A.
broadway; expected August s.
81. LoulS-William NSicher & Sons Gar
ment Co; Edwars: Sichcr coats suits
waists dresses; McAlpin; expected Aus
gust 2.
TAMPA, Fla.-ataas Bros; Sol Mas. rib
bons, notions and hosiery Baer 4 Lilien
- thai 1850 Broadway.
TAMPA. Fla. bentley Gray Dry Goods
Co.; Harry c. Terry. mems furnishings
and underwear: Garnet c. Robey, no
lions, ribbons; Morris Meyer. AS Leonard
Street.
HINGTON-Lansburgh Bros; Miss
Alice Strodtman. ribbons. buttons no
mons; Mrs %. Austin. toilet articles.
jewelry and silyerware: The Annexi ex-
pected August 3.
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Commercial Credit

Tight money continues to hamper
operations of textile manufacturers,
who might otherwise be constrained to
go ahead in the dull market and make
up goods to be held for renewal of
demand.
The banks, according to mill owners,
regard high inventories of raw ma
terials as unstable. On the other hand
if the mill man has little raw material
on hand the banker is inclined to think
that the risk in making up goods for
future consumption is too great. About
the only textile mills which are
granted liberal credits at the banks, it
is said, are those able to show small
inventories and rood orders for future
delivery on their books.
Money rates continue at high levels.
Commercial paper is quoted at tx and
8 per cent Bankers acceptance rates
published yesterday by she American
AcceDtance Council were:
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AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN

coNeuRRErT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE and
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AN AMENnMEsr n
SECTION NINE OF ARTICLE FIVE OF THE CIV
sTIrUTioN, IN RELATION TO PREFERENCES. ~
EMPLOYMENT md PROJECTION. OF SOLDIERS.
SAILORS AND MARINES
Section J. Resolved ~ the Senate concur,.
mat section nine of article Eve OF the Consti
tuition be amended to read as tollows.
.. Appointments and promotions IN ~.
civil service OF the state, and OF all the ciyii
divisions thereof. including cities and vilsgns
shall be made according TO merit and atness "a
be sscertained so far practicable BIZ er-
aminations. which, so far Is practicable SHAH
be competitive; provided, however, that honor
ably discharged soldiers. Iandl sailors Ifroml
ana marines teho snail have serued as ssch
IN thc army tsndl navy or marine corps Of
the United States in the tate civil time %
war. who are citizens snd residents Of this
state, shall be entitled to preference in 40.
pointment and promotion without regard
10 their standing on any list from which such
appointment or promotion mTy be made: pro-
rtded they tccrs residents o. this state at no
time theV entered sctd army, nary. or marine
corps, and proctded also thd. soldiers scilo-s
aud marines tc!o served in the ciuil scdr shalI
hare preference orer q! Others on the same
list.
Laws shall be made to provide for the en-.
forcement of this section.
,. Resolved q, tie Senate concur) Th.t
the foregoing amendment be referred 10 the
legislature 70 be chosen at the next general
election OF senators and in conformity with
section one Of article fourteen Of the constiu.
ton be published for three months previous q
the time Of such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
majority Of all the Senators elected voting "a
favor thereof
BY order Of the senste.
HAIRY {. WALKER.
President
STATE OF NEW YORK.
The foregoing resolution wss duly passed, 4
majority OF all the members elected to the
Assembly voting IN favor thereof.
By order Of the Assembly.
b. THADDEUS c. SWEET.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK. "a.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. 81"
have compared the preceding copy Of coa.
current resolution with the original resolution
on file in this Office. and do hereby certify that
the same Is correct transcript therefroin and
Of the whole thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal OF
Office OF the Secretary Of State. at the
IL. 81 city Of Albany. this first day If July
hundred ard twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO,
s.seretdry Of state
rxpnAyAr,ox.-M EIGHT N t.agc, :. new,
STATE or NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY oF STATE.
ALBANY. july l. 1920.
Pursuant TO the provisions Of section one Of
article fourteen Of the Constitution Of he Stats
z New YorE. and section two hundred ninety
re Of tie Election Law. notice Is hereby given
that the following proposed amendments to
article FIVE OF tia Const'tation Of the State Of
New York are referred 70 the legislature to 10
chosen At he next general election Of senstof:
In this state TO lie held N the second dsy Of
November. nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
Scrrstrr., ~ State
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CONCURRENT Resolution OF THE SENATE Asp
AssEMbiY PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO
S SaSTl0T SEvES OF ARTIcLE THREE OF THE
MENTS OF MEMBEEs or THE LEGISLATURE To
TIM OFFICE OF NorARY public.
Section l. Resolved Of the Senate concnrl
mat section seven Of article three OF the
constitution be amended to read as follows
Z. No member Of the legislature shall
receive any civil appointment within this state
or the senate Of the United States from he
governor the governor AMI senate, IT from the
iegiSlatnre. or from any city government. dur
ing the time for Which he shall have hoo,
e'ectedt j, and all such appointments and All
votes given fer anv such nber for anv -uch
Office or appointment shall le void: rrorideG
holcercr, that the legislature may rroride Ap
law tAdt any such nlcnlbcr mqu he appointed
during such time to the Office Of notary
pnblic
. Resolved or the Senate concur,. That
the foiegons amendment be referred to the
legis azure 70 he chosen at the next general
election OF senator's md in conformity with
section one of article fourteen of the coDstit,l-
ton be published for three months previous TO
the time Of such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
This bin was duly passed a majority Of all
tn the o. members elected to the Assembly voting
In favor thereof three -afths being present
By order If the Assembly
THADDEUS C. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
Nor. -. 1920
This bill duly prssed majoritv Of all
the Senators elected voting in favor thereof
three-nfths being present
by order of the Senate
HARRY c. WALKER
,. President
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE or TIE SECRETARY OF STATE. So.
| have comnared tie preceding COPY OF con
current resolution with the Original resolution
on file in this office, and do hcrebY certify M
the same is a correct transcript therefrom ami
Of the whole thereof
GIVEN undcr my hand and tie seal Of
Office of the Secretary Of state. Mt the
IL. 81 city Of Albany. this first day Il Jnlv
In the year one thousand rtne
hundred ma twenty
FRANCIS " HUGO
Secretary Of State
EXPLANATION Matter in italics is new
matter in brackets [ is old law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY. JuIp ! 1920
Pursuant TO he provisions of section one
Of article fourteen Of the Constitution OF the
State OF New York. and section two hundred
nnetyhve OF the Election Law notice IS hereby
given that the following proposed ainendment
to sections twenty-sx and twenty seven or
article three OF the Constitution Of the STATE
OF View York Is referred 70 the legislature 10
Ike chosen et the next general election Of
senators in this State TO he held on rhe secon,
day Of November, nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS VI. HUGO
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Business Troubles
Schedules in Bankruptcy

The following schedules in BANKRUPTCY
We're filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
CARFJNKEL & CAMMARATA-Sched
ules Of William Garfunkel and Salvatore
Cammarata, manufacturing jewelers.. 1886
Canal Street, trading as Garfunkel & Cam
marata, give liabilities as s20,428. Assets,
1906.
Assignments
G & f. RESTAURANT CO. INC.-Res-
taurant at 116 Fulton Street. yesterday as
signed for the benefit of creditors to Law
renee H. Sanders. 40S Manhattan Avenue.
Louis Fogcl is president of the company.
ALEXANDER BROSTERMAN AND
MORRIS WISOTSKY, trading Broster-
man & Wisotsky, dealers in furs at 200
West Twenty-fourth Street. yesterday as
signed to Samuel Kadner and William
Frank.
HARRY SINGER. dealer in dress trim
mings and beaded novelties at 1875 East
Twenty eighth Street. has assigned for
the benefit Of creditors to Ira A. Schiller.
Israel Brinkman of 1915 Broadway, Is at
torney for the assignee
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Cotton Goods COnyerters
Refuse TO Reduce Prices

Some of the largest converters Of
cotton goods, while recognizing that
all indications point to lower prices,
are still maintaining their old price
lists issued early in the selling season.
The principal reason for this, it is
explained in the market, is that price
revisions so far have failed to stimu-
late business and that buyers are not
satisfied that the market is stabilized
on levels announced by those who
have cut their prices.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION or THE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PRoPosINo AN AMENDMENT To
SECTION SIX OF ARTICLE THREE THE
CONSTITUTIONS, IN RELATION TO CoMPENs A-
TON OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Section 1. Resolved OF the Assembly con
cur), That section six Of article three OF the
constellation be amended TO read as follows:
9. Each member OF the legislature shall
receive for bis services an annual salary Of
lone thousand FIVE hundred three thousand
dollars. The members of either house shall
also receive the of one dollar for every
ten miles they shail travel in going to aud
returning from their PLACE OF meeting once
in each session on the most usual route Sen
afors. when the senate alone IS convened in
9N.1aorainary session. or when serving az
peachments. and such members Of the assem-
bly,, not exceeding nine In number as shall
be appointed managers Of an Impeachment.
shall receive additional allowance Of ten
dollars n day
O. Resolved III the Assembly concur)
That the foregoing amendment be referred to
erai election of senators and in conformity
with section OF article fourteen OF the
constitution be published for three xnonths
previous to the time Of such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
majority Of all the Senators elected voting
In favor thereof.
By order Of the Senate
HARRY C. WALKER.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr "A. 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed. a
majority OF all the members elected to the
Assembly voting In favor thereof
BY order OF the Assembly,
THADDEUS C. SWEET.
STATE CT NEW YORK. '''q'''
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, s.:
I have compared the preceding copy OF con-
current resolution with the original resolution
the same IS a correct transcript therefrom and
Of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of
Office of the Secretary Of State. at the
H. s. city Of Albany, this first day Of july
In the yegN Que thousand niuc
hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secrctory Of State.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY, Juty / 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
or article fourteen OF the Constitution OF the
state Of New York, and section two hundred
n1nety-hye Of the Election Law notice is
hereby given that the following proposed
amendment II section seven of article three
OF the Constitution OF the State of New
York Is referred TO the legislature to be chosen
NJ the next general election OF senators in this
State to be held on the second day OF Noyem-
Der, nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS VI. HUGO
Rec-Pfcrr of INIT