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AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN
TEEN

COr-llrrart RAsolutgon or no co.a.
Assembly PronNstnf ~ , oenale ana
Section r,leven o. ~+iol 1s',ntt'ieH en- 20
Constifutior n i>t;tC.e Ism or the
Board Of Charities. the State Com ,'S'is.
sion in Luracy and the State Commission
or Commiasoners on Mental HV ys.is.I,s $40"
Section !. Resolved Gf the Assembly CON
cur). That section eleven OF arricla eioht
OF the constitution be amended TO READ as
follows
/ l. The legislature shall provide for a state
board of charities, which shall visit and in
spect all institutions whether STATE co,,ntv
municipal. Incorporated or not incorpora ed
nary. correctional or reformatorv character
creeping state institutions for the ed,1ca-
ton ana support Of the blind and the deaf
such Institutions as are hereby made made subject GeeG
TO The visitation and inspection OF either of
the commissions authorities hereinafter
mentioned, but including all raformatories
Except those in which adult males convicted
OF feiony shall he confined for jurcrilcs:
state comm ssion IN lunacyl comnlisSion-
er on mental hYaiene, which shaft visit and
inspect al institutions, either public or pri-
Nate, used tor the care and treatment of the
insane, epileptics. IDIOTS. feeble-nlndod or
nentdlty cDectire (not including institu
ions Tor epleptlcs or idiots) ] a state COM
mission of prisons which shall visit and in
spect all INSTITUTIONS used for the detention
OF sane adults charged with or convicted
OF crime or detained Witnesses or debtors
~, " Resolved (if the Assembly concur).
Ihat the foregoing amendment be referred
10 me legislature to be chosen at the next
formity with section one of article four
teen or the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time OF such
election
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
4pr "a 1920
Tho foregoing resolution was duly passed
ing in favor thereof
BY order Of the Senate.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE
Charles x. Feuer sold on August 81
1920, his Ladies and Children wearing
Seida Seiden. Creditors having claims
should present them or before August
2Sth. 1920 to Samuel w. soiins. Attorney,
40 Broadway. -
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ELECTIONS
PROCLAMATION
Goat of Arms)
STATE OF NEW YORK,

Goat of Arms)
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Executive Chamber.
office OF Member Of Assembly for the
New York, State of New York, caused by
the removal from office by the Assembly of
the state of New York Of Louis Waldman.
Assenlblyman from said district.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I. Alfred e. Smith,
Governor Of the State of New York, in pur
&C. of Chapter s91 OF the Laws of 1911, and
constituting Chapter II Of the Consolidated
Laws, known the Election Law. do
hereby order and proclaim that an election
for Member OF Assembly in the place of
said Louis Waldman be held in the Eighth
Assembly District OF the County of New
YORK, State of New York. on the sixteenth
day OF September. nineteen hundred and
twenty, such election to be conducted in
the mode prescribed by law for the cleo
ton OF Members OF Assembly.
GIVEN under my hand and the Privy Seal
Of the State at the Capitol In tho City OF
Albany, this twelfth day OF August. In
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty
JEREMIAH +. CONNOR.
Secretary to the Governor.
(Endorsed).
Filed August II. 1920.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO
Secretary of State.
State of New York
Office of the Secretary of State S.
have compared the preceding copy Of
proclamation of tho Governor with the
and do hereby certify that th4sssame is a
correct Transcript therefrom sand of the
whole thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of
Office OF the Secretary of state, at the
City OF Albany, this seventeenth day Of
August. in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
(seaD. FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secretary OF state.
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~ ASSEMBLY.
4pr. %. 1920
ae foregoing resolution was duly
'ssed, majority Of all the members
,asscIre - the Assembly voting in favor
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
Ouice of the Secretary of State.

r,, Albany. July l. 1920
Pursuant TO the provisions Of section one
~ ar,ieie fourteen of the Constitution Of
me, ne state OF New York, and section two
Injured ninety-hve of the Election Law
notice Is hereby given that the following
art3cps amendment to section eight OF
state OF New York is referred to the legis-
azure to be chosen at the next general
St4erHon or senator's IL this state to be
nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
SccretGI-lL Of Stnte.
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r7, . E4IUdUY, JN7y 7, 1920.
pursuant to the provisions # section one
81 arflcie fourteen Of the Constitution of
me state OF New York. AMI section two
n n.ll,e ninety five of the Election Law,
proposed amendment To section ten of ~
ucle eight Of the Constitution of the State
~ ~ N Ne 4orh is referred to thu legislature
Of senator's in this State TO be held on ~,
second day OF November. nineteen hundred
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= : = : = ~
STATE OF NEW YORK.

= U " Vf~N.
Office Of the Secretary OF State.
albany. JitlD :, 1920.
Pursuant % the provisions OF section ore
II article fourteen of the Constitution q
tie state q New York. and section two
hundred rinety-dve Of the. Election Law
l1tics IS hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven OF
ifucie seven g tne Constitution Of thu
State o. New York Is referred to the legis-
AZURE To be chosen at the next general
secj!on OF senator's in this State to be held
CT the second day Of November. nineteen
.gadrsd twenty.
FRANCIS N. HUGO.
Il
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FIFTEEN

Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
assembly Proposing an Amendment to
CONSTITUTION. in Relation to a Certain
fortion OF the Erie Canal
Section l. Resolved Qf the Senate con-
cCr) That section eight of article seven
OF NE cOASsltutinn he a-ran-Iaa {
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erATr nF NV YORK

office or The Secretary Of State.
! have compared the preceding copy OF
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution On file in this office. and do
hereby certitv that the same IS correct
thereof
Given under ny hand and the seal OF
office ~ the Secretary OF State,
Il. s. 81 the city Of Albany, this first
day Of july ir the year one thou
sand niae hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Ser-e5rr7f Of
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

legislature at which such bill was passed
has terminated. SHAH tm.mcdiateip transmit
certificate thereon. stating whether the
city hag or has not accepted the same. In
every city OF the first class, the mayor. and
In every other city. the mayor and the
legislative body thereof concurrently shall
act Tor such city as to such bill; but tho
renee OF the legislative body in cities OF
the first class. The legislature shall pro
vide for public notice and opportunity
Tor public hearing concerning any such
Dill In every city to which 1t relates before
action thereon. Such bill, II 1t relates
TO more mo- than one city shall be transmitted
lates. and shall not be deemed accepted
unless accepted as herein provided by
accepted as herein provided 1t shall be
subject, as are other bills, to the action of
ahe governor Whenever. during the ses-
Is returned without the acceptance OF the
city or cities to which 1t relates or within
SaSn hlsfeen days is not returned 1t may
branches of the Legislature, and it shall
tnen be subject. as are other bills, to the
action OF the governor. In every special
city law which has been accepted by the
city or cities to which 1t relates, the titIe
snail be followed by. the words accepted
be: In every such law which is nansnd
wlthout such acceptance. by the words
pa, passed without the acceptance of the
cltF. or cities, as the case NAV no
,r :. Resolved or the Assembly concur,
Ihat the foregoing amendment he rererraG
10 the legls AZURE to be chosen at thu nnvt
Eeheral election of senator's and In CON
formity with section one Of article fourtean
-, VI IN, ne constitution be published for three
months previous to the time of such cleo
ton. -A eieS-
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
pr %. 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly nassad
majority of all the Senators elected vot.
Ing in favor thereof Wv
BY order of tho Sepata
HARRY C. WALKER,
President
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
IT.. Apr. "a 1920
The foregoing resolution was d1lIv na ssed
a majority. CT all the members elected to
the Assembly voting in favor thereof
BY or0er of the Assembly,
THADDEUS c. SWEET
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office of The Secretary of State}
nave compared the preceding copv Of
concurrent resolution with the oririnai
resolution on file in this office and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
tran script therefrom and Of the whoIe
thereof W "''oic
Given under my hand and the seal Of
H. 81 at the city of Albany, this first
day OF July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE.
explanation Matter in italics ia new
matter In brackets is old law to be
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STATE OF NEW YORK
CDcein. H. s.a..rnt Z, ~. laf = a a

Albany, Jitly !, 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
of article fourteen of the Constitution Of
the State of New York and section two
hundred ninety five Of the Election Law,
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section two of ar
ticle twelve of the Constitution of the
State OF New York ia referred to the legis-
lature TO be chosen at the next general
election of senator's in this State to be held
on the second day of November. nineteen
hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
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81 ~. Il, l9-0-
The foregoing resolutions was tuly passed
majority % aN the members elected to
ne Assembly voting IL favor thereof.
By order CT the a sserublv
7. c. SWEET,
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

Ss-<.,on Eighteen of Article Six of the
s,enstitution, in Relation to Children's
csnrts and Courts OF Domestic Rela-
esss.Ioy 1. Resolved az the Assembly
s..rA That section eighteen OF article
g a the constitution be amended to read
-. VS. Inferior local courts OF civil and
| ..s~snal Jurisdiction may be established by
g. legislature, but no inferior local court
sseafter created shall be a court OF
~ rThel Except as he~esa proutdcd
~ legislature shall not hereafter confer
.ssn any inferior or local court OF its
ssr.sfsr jurisdiction in other respects than
{ snnferred upon county courts by or un-
= This article The legislature may estcb-
=, rSijare,,'s courts and courts Of domestic
Es,.ssas as separate courts, or parts OF
nssssa cc,frfs or courts hereafter 10 be
e.-ssS oad gsaB confer tspoa them such ;u-
r,sicf,os as ROY De necessary for she cor
400, protection, guardianship and DIS
.,;,sos o. delinquent, neglected or dependent
:.s.s and for the punishment and correc-
~ =. cG.its res porSfble for or coafrtb,a-
~ - and &c compel the support OF tciss,
! sssag or poor relative by persons legally
eessrseasis she-e'cith 'cho abandon or neg
r.. 10 SUPPORT any OF them IN conteY-.ing
- suriS33cticu the leoisloture shall mo
~ tkat trhcrerer child is committed TO
= institution or IS placed IN the custody Of
81 -, rs~saa ~ parole. Placing out, ddoption
~ Guardianship. Il shall be so committed
2 sar-e8 'rtcH practicable, 70 on iriStitu-
...r 5orsr. "a o. persons or ss the custody
sea s ns~sog. Of the same RELIGIOUS s,crs1In-
- as the child. II the exercise Of such
k~ssdicts7a such courts may hear and de
..~,~e Ssrh causes tcFfh or tr.thout q fui.U
..sSst those iaro,ripo q felong. Except as
.s-sin otherwise provided. all judicial ON
- shall be elected appointed at such
,'nss and il such manner as the legislature
"a Resolved Us the Assembly concurl.
~s.t the foregoing amendment be re-
,.-rpS 10 the legislature to be chosen at
- next general election OF senator's and
. :. conformity with section one of article
Sprtsen OF the constitution be published
ssch election
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
Apr. % 1920
~ss foregoing resolution was duly passed
majority of 81 the Senators elected vot-
rs in favor thereof
b order of tia Senate.
HARRY {. WAIVER,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
N ASSEMBLY,.
The foregoing resolutions was tuly passed.
majority os su the members elected TO
ne Assembly voting il favor thereof
By order CT the a sScmblv
T. c. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 60
office Of the Secretary Of State
eonrrrrent resolution with the original
resolution On file in this office. and 90
hereby certifv that tie same IS q correct
transcript ther.1rom and OF the whole
thereof.
.-S BIO. .r-,,-1 .,9
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK..
Office of the Secretary of State
Albany. july /, 1920
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
OF article fourteen OF the Constitution Of
me state OF New York, and section two
hundred ninety-hve OF the Election Law
notice is hereby given that the following
proposition. chapter eight hundred seven
ty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred
twenty will be submitted to the people FOR
the purpose of voting thereon at the next
general election TO be held on the second
day OF November, nineteen hundred
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
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Army Orders

From The Trf6une's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Armv or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
S (ifi1lp, bell, 1t. P s, to Camp Dix.
n uqzlg' Major L. A.. to Easton. Pa.
a a ndres 1t. Col. e. H. to Camp Custer.
TI I, y ians Major J G.. to Camp Upton.
LIT. r. p, to Dallas Tex.
Following to Preside of san Francisco.
Ef1Hxerett' Major G. r.. Miller, Major F NJ,
J; p Brown, Capt. II. c. Kearney, CAPT.
F. C Cough. Capt. J. q. Murray CAPT.
Capt; j. L.. Mullins, Capt. c. L. jr.,
HHardln' 1t D. C.. Pierce, 1t. k,
Fagg, Capt. L. W. to Douglas
Fl Harrison, Capt. r. D. to Eagle Pass.
"a p l naWqy' C Capt TO Eagle Pass
y achoni Capt. J. p. to Fort Mcintosh
Sehmidt. 1t. p. o. to Eagle pass
w appenstein. LIT. w y. to Camp Travis
following to Camp Lewis Baxter, Ma iof
Elliott Capt. c. n. Shelly. CAPT W
H1Syotte. Capt. J. L., Funk. capt. A. j.,
lil3l@t; capt. c. r., Ritcnell, Capt
g, n. Good. Capt. L. r. Eagles. CAPT.
", Monroe, 1t. H. NJ. Pearson, It.
- lvV'iit, l1l. Y. g.. Jones. Lit. l. =
eren oaqgh It. G. b. Hunt 1t F. q
smut, 1t, l.. O.. Wells. 1t. G N
r, i5aaes' 1t W. L.. Norton. Lit r W
! Lowing to Camp Custer: Seton. Mai
C r. - /, Pepper, Mai: X. L.; Abernethy
Capf. / C.. K ,ieSS, Napt. q. A; Avery
Capt' & p Barker, Capt G. r: cKee
TS,apt. E. L. jr., Joanidy, capt. J. d.
Weishaar, Capt. II. T. j.. Leeper. Lit. -
Is Francis 1t d r.: smith. 1T It. r.
VII vi R 1,. It. J. J.; Conrad, 1t. '. ].
niger, Lit s. y.
Field Arti,,e-v
J,..+,.., ' .''ri'
tii Cant u - IT,. to Fort Sill
49, ,,-l., " l. !r-, TO camp Dix.
Atlljnson ~ 10 amp fInston
ReG 'iisP 1t It. W 10 70 c Camp n Travis
CanlnbelI - ~ ~ o Ti4 ok.
skerry. 1t L. NJ. to Camp St ta l7'aii''s
Sn l)aI.e' 1t t; ;; W. to Camp Funston.
g,romelin. IT. J. s NJ. to camp aSsa5g4 travis
5hIyrne, capt L. T., to Camp Dix
Sioofe. It. 3D. B." to 90 G Fn1npP Rrs~, Is
Hye' MIL. d. Ii, non. dis.
Coast .-+;,,o
no,o,.,, NJ
donovan Ma1 r. TO Cambridge.
~. r'.I, ~, w. W to Panama Canal.
" lnsloW' capt > 5. to Cambridge Mass
Cavalry
Comfy &C 1t Col. C. b. to State College. Pa
1t r. r e +" H. TO ~, ~. Riley
! 49,, 5,' - ~ 90 - L. lliay.
Collins. capt. e.. 10 TT Ri 49,
s;r,,I corns
Following to signal Corps: Hale. Capt W
A. DRAKE 1t J. Il. < cod ie.'', capt IT.
49, So,
rion.ro. Govt '1'' geF'''e
Field '''' ~ Langley
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WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISION
81 i& ~, there being due ...l unpaid cha rzee
lnr which the undersigned .ansoria .sforzs.,
warehouse Co. IS entitled u llau - va re-
nrnsSflsan or The gosds mere nafter sl.ser.fe.,
am 9-s notice ne ing been given 70 iii
paIitrS knows IN claim an interest therein
ana ne tif1e specified he such notice for nav
III nt 81 such Charges having expired there
"lH DC sou ~ public auction IT tbs Mrsa res,
auction WereEoonls. 5ff Fasr fz5ta ~
NeN York t-is OK TT F-SDAY. SOFTEN
Ink sFtf, 1920 IT 1870 II sNF r<
rHlilAf. SEPTA.3g3ER 10TH 1920 at 10 20
! Al and u the sale is not cognpiefed ,,,,
stla dates the an7e Will be- continued az fha
Monarch Auction Rooms. l6t Esst f2zxh -
on eaEn and every Tuesday and Friday hers
after. beginning al 10 30 a " on each aay
ana continuing unfl1 ali goods are sold 20
WI; Household furniture. consisting cs IN -
seT suitSs nHf Dom suites. dining room sufta~
!iorary furniture. pianos Niciroiax musical
.AsefG4nents' carpets, rugs, t-Unka boxes
barrels, suiscases. contents consistiffv Of -frrh
iHs linen, books. papers STATIONERY pictures
sewing machines. ieshoxss s-tst!ere lan,rs
.a-eFac en-na ars glassware slivrrsssre
nedaine drap~ries End natessa.s and o5her
personal effects held f7r she ...-..as.nt al I'll.
.9ito wing partle~ r9rcrrrc5 MAMIE Rgs@.
l Nv Eoi,th boED, EAilQUE PLATERo
~ M. MRS FRANCES ~ FGF S~
Dol = Gas - McMtGrIslE AID HE\
RlETTA RYAN .-->-
THE GOODS WILL BE on ExHfs5Trox
~ THE TINE AND PLACE or YHE
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FRANCIS NJ HUGO
Secretary OF state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER THIRTEEN
o.
e0aeat5 e ~. p, ...ioL O.. ne senate ana
ssse-l.o's l'os-'-S an Athehd- Nstle 20
seclloh >eNe- D. Ar.'ete seven OF the
p -'''-' go e-o'' 50 1H7 nNiS9-
rfeseTNe
$500" 'f4 W me .tsStii-p.N
ilAl s.tltn seven on S',lcte
-" u --a.--e-''U" ne a1t'e1i-e~ -
. -
~ amos me stale' nov ~" No.
y heieai.7l acc N-t@-- cohslitutinS ths
III 90 u-" 80 pS "a W 80.
49, ~ viz ,v-rsl ANS "ey
Ia'. MT oo leased sold or exchanged or
~. e. ~ --s cor ~ ~, ,teipH. puonS 81
a. '. ii- e.f -. III o'
.-. "i 10y = 49, . -
- III w. ..isn s-.a'l II' uV e-i~
' ''Ss7 I'm t-'47 a 49, - - " ~
.'e.n r@ieAae ttAAf III FlahkAH county 20
-'As Lax III Harlttt"H county and theuce
Ia i.'7' iN Hefi'li2'er county oY way
Of sue Mountain lake and kaQuette lake.
The iegis.ai- sure may by general la VS. pro
NE Tor The rse Of not exceeding three per
.shilM ~ tlch ia1ds for the foiiotctn0 plr-
lstr ior ,ie CONSTRUCTION ana maintenance or
- ,''-s ,'f HifAlei pa water supply or me
.eaais ar He Stafe and 20 regulate the flow
q s,-eaHs ana 'GV further Gr0tide for the
.e.'DSNeA o. het'f poifff ana JoF rl0hts o.
Net 'of s.fotff franSm!sSton lines. all Of
Such reservoir uuter polcer and Transmission
se i ' ss s be % rue. - OWED and and con n
srS ew -. ' as'ef 'ne oouna a ana
-sey surgsge ana mi and afre~ re- nmt,,ic
soca hsarir an seT,-,, IA s,,nb
anis ARE r.ais,rel Far sf,rr r,,lii+ usse Tba
.xpsnse of Inv s,,-h .f1nro;.errlr+s snau h..
spPorlone 5r -ha rubiic and private Droperfy
a 5 aas a7 as"s'sa 70 .5e hs S rssvo Of
shat alq.s>s ' a~r.s3 ~ he 49,. cd "a,
h. p1s,. s' Ter snarge upon .
e rsasorah.s ~a.ft-,. ,e ne stat fno,, H..
'sue Of the rights ANA prouertv or The stsfe
sadsrei a. +6r ors.r,.etso,, oa,, t.@1 c,,,9
'Tsraon of said rese,-, 'osrs. ,rnter pove,s
.1ei to- , ~ ~ ., ,, - S"a.. rs
aai he as,s.s a5 ,se End Zen Of s ary
sFmj any sach i-ater poirer ,,,dl be leased
'r firms 1s il1t -~c-ref,e ,s, ,,co-o -
sanitary CONDITIONS shall nor h. created ~,
'enlinued D., ary sfirh nublic ,vorlzs A vfo-
,on Ian No., sl 1's tAe Prov islons OF TINS sec
people or vim .he .onsen+ or ,ba s,'nre r1,e
our In appel. 1r- FfpIslo, ~, rot{ca 70 ma
siorney genera ..- -1s m ~ - cf.t.er
Resolved lie The ssernblv concurC
that the foregoing an.e niinent be referred
70 the .egisl4tttr. .a I4 .f,oear at me naxt
Eenersl election ~ senator's and. in con
oGmity win sac- .sn ara Of arricla four-
.sen Of the .ensti,,5fia1 ha nuhlfahed For
!afee months previous to the time OF such
,.- w.
ga =. of. y n " NO Rk,
IN 'h--' d 1 =. go.
~ba . apr. ~. lS-e.
,sssas ing rasg ution vas GUY
,ls~,aa --e'ilg OF an lhc senators
'S's1 Young In favor thereof
% or~sr o. ne senate,
HAisttf L. w AXE K,
,-~- 49, .,-.- FreS1de'is
STATE OF NEW YORK,
~ ASSEMBLY.
-. pr. 49, 1870.
umaa foregoing resolution was duly
- 80 a .taloI-ty q all the mem oers
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Help Wanted
Busn Cards
Opporun Rooms urd Boardrs
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST.-Two skin Sable neckpiece between
Healys May-Novernber farm and ST. Mich
olas Terrace. Liberal reward Gerckeu Is
st. Nicholas Terrace.
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urHituFe

We Ply highest srices FOR r1rnftr-s
pianos antiques. brlc-s- hrsr hf 61 a.
&c. GA3Ay. s. University Il. atly-
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From The Trt6une's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
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PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
SeCretQf1i Of state
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
ONlce OF the Secretary OF state,

ss4p'anat!or Matter in italics IS new
:r,,.a lq brackets { Is Old law to be
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B kivn & New Iork Deliveries
Long distance hsunng-Contract work
Daily Long Island trips far as rreepert.
Hodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 1875
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DIAMONDS AND JIsyYELRy BOUGHT
FOS CASH., estates appraised. plrcEzss1
BENN EFT. i75 Rcoa6Nsy. upstairs
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AMENDMENT NUMBER SIXTEEN

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Sslrctlt.1L IL ua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

Concurrent Resolution Of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to
Section Seven of Article Seven Of the
Constitution in Relation TO the Forest
Sectiol Resolved 81 the Assembly
c7rcgri. That section seven Of article
60 ~ -rSf - M fa, IVA amended
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Cooks
Nurses. Etc.


NJ RsF Englana's late royal family
, Use desires baby. in own home Abbott,
Johnson ave, Stratford. Conn
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
Olt-Oe q the SeeretarY IF s. u.

81 y LEN
xplanation-M Matter in italics is new
matter in brackets is old law to be
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Apr q. 1920
ire foregoing resolution was duly passed.
raafo-sty 81 81 the senators elected vot-
sg in favor thereof
b order of thu Senate.
HARRY (. WALKER
President.
y AsSEMN-.N
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FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
Se-re+lru u Stlts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-16
fourt House Notes

Circuit Court
vschers FIGURING mill VS. chas'
Scott. Execution VIC Heinrich
Gentrup Decree .,,o ons,,nd
,,arsr demurrer to pe'ition,
Cornelius R. Geurin 6l,oint ct a. "
Minnie c. Geurin ct al, Complaint
~ Probate Court
Esste of Hjalmer Larson Or
der appointing appraisers. 5 or
der motion. .,o.
wv Marriage Licenses
Gorge f. Brown, 81, lndepeho-
..so farmer and Edna benson
~ nurse, 10 Court street. Salefn'