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The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
You Would Fly
Out OF Your Skin
Eczema Makes You Wish. You Could

Your disease, which is some-
times called salt rheum, not only
itches. but also burns, oozes, dries
and scales over. and over again.
Sometimes it covers the whole
body and causes intense suffering.
You have found that local ap-
plications have no lasting effect,
and you want permanent relief.
You must thoroughly purify
your blood or the eruption will
continue to annoy, perhaps agon-
ize yon. Take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. This blood-purifying medi-
cine has been successfully used in
thousands of cases.
To make and keep the bowels
normally active. take Hood s Pills.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
Notice of Foreclosure

w HEREAS. George W Shaw of Winterport,
w County of Waldo, State of Name, by
his mortgage deed dated October IL, 1892, and
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book
2S5, Page Sd, conveyed to John W. Shaw, late
of Boston, Suffol County. state of Massa-
chusetts, certain parcel of real estate, stu
ate in said Winterport, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, viz:-One undivided half
part of n certain parcel of land, with the
buildings, and situated in Winterport, Waldo
County. Maine. bounded northerly by the road
leading from Ballhil Cove to Coles Corner;
easterly and southerly by land of Reuben Rich
and westerly by land of Nelson j. Colson;
which premises were decided to the said George
W. Shaw, Sept. H. 1885. by Louise Shaw by
deed recorded in said Waldo Registry. Book
2l5, Page 118
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broken. now l, the undersigned. duly
appointed administrative of the estate of the
said John W. Shaw, by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof, claim a foreclosure
of the said mortgage. 3w46
November IA. 1921.
GEORGE E. SHAW, Administratrix.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
twenty-one guests present from the

twenty-one guests present from the
neighboring towns.
L. E. Webb, one of the section crew
while walking over the railroad to Burn
ham early Monday morning, saw,
short.distance ahead of him, COW and
bull moose coming out of the brush on to
the track. Mr.. Webb looked about for a
tree to take shelter in if he was obliged
to, as the big moose began to act quite
angry and overbearing but in short
time they both took their departure.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
RESOURCES.
FRED F. LAW" EN-.
Bank Commis
SHERIFF's SAIL
STATE OF MAINE.

STA Il OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF WALDO, IS.
Taken this first day of November .-.y
execution dated October 13, 1921. issue F.
judgment rendered by the Supreme -t,
Court for the County of Waldo. at HE ''
thereof begun and held on the fourth Ils3a
of September, A. D. 1920 to wit, on ths s-7'l-
day of October, 1920, in favor of Far0s'
Robinson of Somerville, County of Mldlss'
and Commonwe ealth of Massachusetts, s.a'
Ada M. Bowman of Boston, in the CU-nf
Suffolk and Commonwealth, of Masssc uss'-
for six hundred and sixty, nine dollaj- 50
seventeen cents, debt or damage. and ta'ts'
dollars and forty cents. costs of suit, gnd *
be sold at public auction at the office OF l-
ton & Morse, in Belfast, County of Na'av
State of Maine, to the highest bidder. u1 ri
day. the second day of December, 1871, 8t
o'clG ck in the forenoon. the following ds''
ed real estate and all the right, title am a''
est which the said Ada M. Bowman has i
had in and to the same on the first day OF 'e
tember, A. D. 1920, at eight o'clock anu o-,
five minutes in the forenoon. the time WI
the same was attached on the writ 10
same suit, to wit: A certain lot or pafcs'
land with the buildings thereon, situnls
the corner Of Congress and Grove streets
said Belfast, bounded and described as ~ Joy
to wit: Bounded northerly by land of Lras
Hoyt; easterly by the Duffy lot. So -callrd
Brier lot. .:so-called. and land of Abigail ThsH
son; southerly by Grove Street; and weste
by Congress street, consisting of the rea
tate conveyed to Henry W. Martinez by
Frederick by deed dated December II Il
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds s.
ITO, Page 467, and the real estate conveyf'
said Ada Nj. Bowman under the name o
Augusta Mariner by Charles W. FREEZER
by deed dated June is, 1914, recorded IN Wa
Registry of Deeds. Book 272. Page 472
FRANK A. LITTLEFIELD, She1T
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
SHERlFF'S SALE


STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS.
Taken this first day of November, 1921, on
execution dated October 18. 1921. issued on
judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial
court for the County OF Waldo. at the term
thereof b. gun and held on the fourth Tuesday
of September, A. d. 1921, to wit, on the sixth
day of October, A. D. 1921. in favor OF The
Inhabitants of Freedom, in the County OF
Waldo and State Of Maine, against Oeiwin w.
Robinson of Willows, in the State of Callfor
MIA, for thirty-seven dollars and seventeen
cents, debt or damage, and eighteen dollars
and seventy-s six cents, costs of suit, and WILL
be sold at public auction at the office OF Dun
ton and Morse, in Belfast. in the County OF
Waldo and State of Maine, to the highest bid
der, on Friday. the ninth day Of December,
1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. the follow
ing described real estate and all the right,
title and interest which the said Del~in W.
Robinson has: and had in and to the same on
the thirteenth day of January, 1921, at eleven
o'clock and thirty minutes In the forenoon.
the time when the same was attached on the
writ in the same suit. to wit: certain lot or
parcel Of land, with the buildings thereon, sit
uated in said Freedom, it being the former
homestead Of Abigail Doton. late OF said Free
dom, deceased, and described as follows, VIZ:
Bounded on the west by land OF c. W. Iwltch'
ell: on the north by land of said Twitchell; on
the east by land of David T. Dow; and on the
south by land of H. M. Robinson. Sw46
FRANK A. LITTLEFIELD. Sheriff.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
Statement of the Condition Of tbe
SEARSPORT SAYINGS BAR
SEARspORT, OCTOBER %, 1921
B. F. Colcord, President

James 7, NlchOIst IreasU"UT
Trustees.-B. F, Colcord, j, A len
John C. Blanchard. c. o. Sawyer, " 8 &
ell, W. M. Parse, Amos Nichols.
Organized April l, 1874.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
FOR SALE

One set store doors with glass and frame,
also one wolf robe with tails attached, in
perfect condition; formerly owned by the
late j. Y. McClintock. This is a rare
specimen of the old-time robes. Also
storage room and garage to rent, SO Spring
street. Apply to
2W46 M. r. KNOWLTON
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
Stove Bargains

One Genwood Parlor Heater, largest
size
One Kitchen Range, with shelf and
tank.
Both stoves largest size; good as new;
less than one half cost price. See
46tf GEO. M. GRAY,
Colonial House, High St, Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
For Sale

AN OAK ROLL-TOP DESK and Royal
No. Typewriter. $25 each Ford Tour
ing Car, good mechanical condition, tires
and paint-price $500. Call at Grove
Street, or telephone 1921 1w46*
The Republican journal., 1921-11-17
Geese and Chickens
FOR THANKSGIVING

May be had directly from the raiser.
There is nothing better and these are fine
birds. For particulars apply to
Tel. 177.4 HAROLD G. HERRICK.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
Russian Temperament Causes
Trouble for American And
Other Relief Organizations
Will Discuss The 1
4 Relations OF Wheat
Growers And Bureaus

St Paul, MINI, July 18.-The re-
lahonship OF the 3svarious state farm
bureaus to the United States Grain
Growers Inc, and its plans for the
establishment of grain sales agenciea
IN the middle west, will be discussed
at a. meeting of Farm Bureau fedora
ton officials here this week Repres
sentatiyes of twelve states will attend
the conference, according to L.sE.
Potter, president OF the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation. ESS-
The board OF directors OF the Min
nesota federation is to meet at state
headquarters here today and the two
Following days will be devoted to the
midwest conference. ,s5Bf
Two far-reaching cooperative en-
5terprises will be taken up by the
Minnesota directors; Mr.. Potter sid.
THE meeting today4will decide wheth-
ser the state federation will pool orr
,ders forl8coalS for farmers through
the state, and purchase the win
ters,s fuel for aalarge part of rural
Minnesota direct from:the mines.
Under plans drafted, MI. Potter ex-
planned, farm bureaus in coal pro-
ducing states will employ buyers to
handle orders from other states, while
deliveries. to Individual farmers would
be. made through present local deal
ers Rorsathrough cooperative elevators
and exchanges. III
The Minnesota directors also will
consider financing and launching Of
the new state wide dairy marketing
and service agency, the Minnesota CO.
operative :Creameries association, Inc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
,'ln|'1|O AGAINST
!. v. v. MEMBERS
BEING URGED
Two Murders Believed Com.
mitted BY l. w. WIS il
South Dakota.

Omaha, Neb., July 1s.-Following
two murder within AS hours alleged
to have been committed by men car
irying Z. w. w. cards, sheriffs in prac-
tically every county of South Dakota
today wired@the attirney general de-
manding that the state take immedt-
ate action to curb the outbreak Of law
;lessnea, according to. dispatch re-
iceived today from Pierre. Enforce
mentFaof sections OF the code relating
to criminal s~yndicalism was advised
by Assistant General. Sckel, replying
to the query OF Sheriff Getchell Of
Hand county. Discerning of all no
bos6" Il advised by Sickel along with
enforcement Of, the statutes prohibit
ing riding trains withou tpaying Of full
fare. Reports Of sabotage have been
received from many sections of the
state. Another shooting occurred at
Milbank Sunday and officers are
rounding UP all tranps in the terri
tory. eSs$ Srrt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
SHIPS MAY BE
RIDING AT ANCHOR
AT GREAT LAKES

q. s.. Naval Training Station, Great.
Lakes, Ill. July 18.-Thousands OF
middle western and western boys who,
trained for naval service here during.
the war without ever seeing a naval
vessel may come back next year and
And training ships Inc submarine
chasers riding at anchor under the
high bluffs OF Lake Michigan.
Work began this month On a ST.
500, 900 harbor which congress re-
Gently authorized for the training sta
ton. When. late next sum-
mer, the basin will provide room for
six or seven ships drawing twenty feet
to ride at anchor.
A sbreakwater Of raprap and con-
crete is being built. to enclose an area
approximately a half mile long and a
quarter mile wide. with, an entrance
to the southeast. The enclosed harbor,
besides affording an anchorage on this
unprotected, shore for training ships
and chasers'' will be used as a take-oft
basin for seaplanes Of the aviation
mechanics school and for small boat
drill. Owing to the lack of protection
from the open lake the seaplanes are
now unable ito fly in rough weather.
g'g pG%e
Sirens on any automobiles, other
than police and fire department motor
cars and ambulances, are prohibited
in Kansas City,%Mo.. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
WANT GEDDEs ARRESTED.

Pierre, s. d., July 1s.-Governor
w. H. McMaster has made requisition
to the governor Of British Columbia
who was recently apprehended at
Vancouver and who is wanted in Cor
son county on. a charge Of embezzle-
ment. Sheriff a.. G.. Striegel Of Corson
county has gone to Vancouver to take
charge Of the prisoner.
Geddes is charged with having APP
p%ropriated $475 belonging to the In
-terpational. Life Insurance company
Of st. Louis, Mo. " e 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-18
MANY STILLS OPERATING.

san Juan, P. r., July s.-There are
10000 stills in operation in the ISL
and, in violation Of the volstead act
and local laws, in the opinion OF the
prohibition directors staff:
This opinion is substantiated by a
recent statement OF Antonio. r. Bar
cello, president of the senate.
The prohibition directors Office
holds hat so long as light fines and
sentences are imposed, rum-naking in
the island cannot be suppressed.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Twelve More nwe'l;r~s
pgarr,ad for prnrv

'AcoTrA sfy frarns AZ awe 2ops Jos sass aw
Ad~e nv and Eostor Road owner, Della
Perna and F"fckson 2S9 E 143th
SETON Av. soo Eeenwaid ~ Q
sfv h-ir1s @wei,fne 1870: las. Conner
ford 1854 w 1e4th ST owner; John II
Friend. l4S Alexander av archt: cost
QUINCY Av. 3 Iso LarsvettA az. Q
foFn Franklin. av, owner Mex Hause
9so7 "a Az a+cht: cost 10000.
CARpTNTER Av s. so 22d st. 2 y
stv brick dwelling 24xfo Anna Dam
,nire 80 Trinity av. owner. p. F WI
son, I7e5 pussing av. archt' cost. 50, SOC
ST. RAYMOND Av. w cor Glover st. 2
sty frame dwig. 24.sx52; JOS. Trunk
1ss w tooth ct, owner r. G. Worden,
50 s'st st archt: cost IS o0o.
CROTONA Av, w s. t25 Y 18TH st, two q
sty brick dwlgs' sfxs5 Ralpn Gonrci eel
Gaudio. 1853 w 45th st. areht; cost
TREMoNr Av. n e. cor crotona av i-sty
brick sterss 2l5ma4e ,ae rss Theodore asrsrs and
Charles S Clark. AL fremont av. archti
MfppLEToWN ROAD. s, 1876 May
flower av, 2-sty fr dwlg, 20x24. Henry
vadlcen. 20ss Boston Road. owner
Aladdin Co, Bay City Mich. archt'
assp $751; 81 fsIv' 3, so w Spencer av, l-sty
frame dwlg 1sx2s; Mrs. zay Holland
PSI w 261st at. owner: William Heapy
sos B'way. yonkers, archt; cost
rEsEMoNT Av. 8. 1864 sehlcy av
two j -sty frame dwlgs. 27x4s; Margaret
o'rTooie. $40 Eisfnere Place. owner
John De Hart, 1883 Fox st, archt. cost
si0.eoe.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Real Estate News
Resale of LinIithgow
On Riverside Drive
Apartment at I3oth ST. Corner.
Bought for Investment;
Sales of Tene,nepss

The Linlithgow, six-storv elevator
apartment at the southeast corner of
riverside Drive and 139th Street, has
been purchased by the West Heights
Realty Corporation (Sol. Levine, presi-
dent. and Jacob Granat, secretary and
treasurer) from the Ardsmore Estates.
Inc, acquired last March from Joseph
shenk. The Drive structure contains
SIXTY suites of four, five and six rooms.
It fronts 100 feet on the Drive and 1877
feet IN 139th Street. Max Rosenfeld
was the broker.
Irving Margulies sold to Joseph NJ.
Relss the five-story flat, with stores.
2b,5x100. at the northwest corner Of
Hath Street and Fifth Avenue,
Maurice Schwartz and julius A. Rose
sold Tor Louis Berg four-story apart
ment, with two stores, at 1715 Madison
Avenue, 25x75, TO Joseph j. Freisman.
Jacob Weber sold to Frank W. Noll a
nve-story tenement at 3l7 East Sixty
first Street, 25xl005
Ralph Russo resold for Samuel Isaac
son ve-story tenement at 40b East
l06th Street, 25xlO011, to Samuel Bel
vederc.
Nicholas F. Dyruff bought five
story fiat at S43 East 1l8th Street. 25x
100.1o.
: Harry Heller sold to v. c. Pepe q
four-story store tenement at 10 West
Eighth Street, 23x93.ll.
Louis SIN tn jr. sold to Mary Scho-
chet and the Maria Realty Corporation
two five-story fats at Gil and 6i3 West
2U4th Street, 25x100 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
g. Altman 4 Co.
Acquire Land
Under Store
u.d;sou Avenue and 35th
&, Realty Leased From
Astors Now Property of
nry c % d $ Merchants

Altman 4 Co. have acquired the
g = the southwest corner of Madi-
sa' t,snue and Thirty-hfth Street, on
sa Il which they erected the last
psis ,a;t;en to their bu 'lding several years
sus' The property has been held on a
w.. w. made years ago with the late
e.ss, ,sssv assor. At that time the Astcr
ep..ilv ps.sE was not selling, but leasing it's
al .i sssase. which was the reason that
.ss' r. Altman firm did not buy at that
". " The Altman firm wanted room to
as.s a.s.d out because of the pressure of
sgsipess and meet the terms of Baron
..s.s ,.say which was that the property
sssl ,.sld be had on a renting basis.
sss Tho property leased and now pur-
.ssssd has frontage of 123 feet on
.hsf u..I;son Avenue and 22o feet on Thir-
..'sftb nasi Street. Four dwellings, covered
I Madison Avenue frontage of the
y. 4. They were removed, perhaps, ten
sssrs ~, ago. and twelve-story building
.,ss.ed 49, On the entire Madison Avenue
s,sstage from Thirty-fourth to Thirty
az Street and oack to the original
~. ,i.,ssp store building. The additions
=. s;milar in architectural treatment
- : ne old structure. On the upper
s,ors of the east section of the store
- The executive Offices of the concern.
e cssrse R. Read & Co. negotiated the
~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
More Leasing of Office
Space i'm Central Section

Albert B. Ashcroft, Inc, lexsed space
in the Liggett Building, Madison Ave
nge and Forty Street, to Resler
& Hesselbach, and in the Tilden Build
ing, los West Fortieth Street, to the
Foley Quigley-Kel Company, Inc.
Culver & Co and Joint-O Ownership
Construction Company, Inc, leased Of
fees on the twelfth floor of the Cana
dian Pacific Building, 342 Madison Ave
nue..
The Clark Realty Company rented
Offices at BAT Madison Avenue to Ben
jamin F. Serlis & Co., bankers; a floo1
at Is West Forty-ffth Street to Ben
Jamin Williamson and Monroe Sny-
decker; floor at IA West Forty til
Street to Jessie Pruden and Mary
Morrison; Offices at 512 Fifth Avenue
to the international Debentures Cor
poration; floors. at 10 East Forty fourth
Street to Story & Co. and the PSYCHE
Science Church, and with Albert B
Ashforth, Inc, a floor in the same
building to Flemings. Ltd, Inc, OF
London.
The Hudson Motor Car Company OF
New York leased through the Cross &
Brown Company the store at the north
east corner of Broadway and Sixty
third Street from the c. & L. Lunch
NOlhpdllJ 1He same brokers' leASeG
space at So and So West Forty fifth
Street to Sherman Clay & Co.. of San
Francisco; the top floor at 1876 West
Forty-second Street to Irving J. Hal
perm.
Folsom Brothers, Inc. leased store
ct 1876 East Thirty-fifth Street to
the Stance Laundry Corporation.
Pease & Gilman leased Offices in
the Mercantile Building, at the south
west corner of Twenty third Street
and Fourth Avenue, to A. B. Gilman
& Co, raw silk dealers.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased Offices
to the Western Pacific Railroad Cor
ooraticn at az Exchange Place: to
Samuel H Spesr at 100 Hudson Street
and to Oswald N. Jacoby at 233 Broad
way.
Spear & Co. leased the fourth floor
ct 50 Spring Street to Finkestein
Brothers, manufacturers of chair
seats; the fifth floor at 115 Mercer
Street to Reanso G. Jac''llo; the ninth
aoor at f22 and 1874 Eth Avenue t.
Rischoff Rrothers with NJ & l. Hess
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Private Home Buyers Out
In Many Sections of City
dwellings, in Upper and Lower
Districts of Manhattan Pass
to New Owners

The three-story dwelling, 2ox8o, at
MO Madison Avenue has been pur-
,hsssd by the Hudson P. Rose Com
pshy.
through its representative, r. c. Pop
Dsr, sold for Mrs. Nellie Herod the
.hree-story dwelling, 16x1o0, at 127
Vest Seventy-eighth Street to Miss La
Grange Beattie.
]. Romaine Brown sold to Adina B.
Davis the three-story dwelling, '18xSO.
!. the northeast corner of 139th Street
md Edgecombe Avenue, known as 100
gdgaconibe Avenue.
Laura B. Graham sold to Robert H.
Mcconnell three-story dwelling at
lss West Ninety second Street, COX
l0as
The Ethell Holding Corporation sold
% Amelia Watkins a three~story dwell
Ing at 1872 West 127th Street, 15.5x
Mil.
Ralph Bloomfield sold TO William J.
Dugeon three-story dwelling at 356
Vest 123d Street, 16x100 IL.
Marietta Sinopoh sold to the Sinbad
Realty Corporation a four story dwell
Ing at 124 West Seventy~seventh
Street, 2Ox1022.
The International Christian Walters
Association sold to Christian F. Gun
.her three story dwelling at APT East
Fifty-frst Street, 16.Sx100.5.
The A. G. Thompson Company sold
three-story dwelling at 233 West
lsath Street l6x99 II, for James A.
Watson. to James A. Reid for occu-
nancy.
Julia G. Racky sold to Antoinetta
aessina TIE two-story dwelling at l20
Vest ls0th Street, 23.1x94.33, at the
southwest corner Of De Voc Terrace.
Pepe & Brother have sold for the
'state Of Alice J Merriam to client
ne three-story dwelling. on lot 22.6x
l2a.i, at 1875 West Eleventh Street.
Fregulia & Lctti sold a fve-sto~v
ivelling at 179 Sullivan Street, 25x75,
/ % Grainbattista la Paia
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Investors Purchase Bronx
Flats and Dwelling Houses

Mary May sold to Wenceslaw Beber
q four-story fiat at Cos East 135th
Street, 24.7x100
sussnnah Bauer sold TO Gustave
Goetz five-story fat at 461 East 134th
Street, 25x10o.
Harry Calm resold to Jacob Abra-
hams the two-family dwelling at 2074
Morris Avenue, 25x100, through Sam
uel Cowen. Mr.. Calm also sold to
side of Spoffard Avenue about fifty
feet south Of Ccster Street, 51x100.
The new owner intends to improve the
site with two-family dwellings, George
II. Janss was the broker.
Alice S. Norris sold to Mailer A.
Freeman u three story dwelling at
1884 Bainbridge Avenue, 77.9x3O9x ir-
regular.
The fve-story dwelling, 4ox1oo, at
1888 Bryant Avenue has been sold by
the Maxim Realty Company to J.
Chaves.
B. Rubenstein sold to " Buriugian
a three-story dwelling at 1888 Wash
inrton Avenue, 18v100.
Lewis H. Centles sold to Patrick
Ahearn a dwelling at 3075 Hull Ave
nue.. 25xt10
Cornelius G. Hayes sold to joseph
Nesti two-storv dwelling at 1881
Chisholm Street 20.2x104.9.
Rose Fisher sold to Diminick Costa
q three-stary. dwelling at 363 East
l51st Street. 25x115,7.
The fve-story dwelling, 45xo4. at
s85 Home Street has been sold by
George Meyer
w Goodbody sold to John J. Reid
= three-story dwelling at 474 East
134th Street, 17.5x1Oo
Philip Becker sold to Yetty Boden-
stein a dwelling at 753 fremont Ave
nue.. 25Xo5.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE

coNCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE
ESr sNcroN iSE E1SlAi 81 AErr q fTAn FIVE Of
TIE IT, !, ,Co,NSsrlTuTIoN, on N RELATION 70 pR.T-
T1oN. or soLD1ERs. SAILORS AND MARINES.
Section 1. Resolved tif the Senate concurl,
,tan rha, s1ston b nine Of aries ve e The const
D. 8. Appointments and promotions in the
civil scrv ce of the state. and of all the. civil
shall be made according to merit and fitness
TO he asceitaincd so ia as prncticable ny ex-
bmsna'nss m vhcn n.sas sG fsr az mall
ably discharged, soldiers. Ilandl sailors Efrom]
a'ld marines scho shall haze aevued such in
m uaed sates N hs as at er a war she
who, are citizens and residents of this state.
shall be entitled to preference in appointment
irg on any list from which such appo ntment
,. or promofon may be made PROVIDED then
entered said arn.u, ,laup or marine corps; dNd
provided also that soldiers. saavrs and ma
rires soho served IN the cioil wcr shah have
Laws Laws shall be made to provide for the en-
forcem1nt = # tbs SECTION.
the foregoing amendment be submitted to the
people for approval at the general election in
tha Venr niretsen hundred and twenfy-on@ In
accordance acc, with the provisions of the election
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. 8. 1921.
the asd members elected g the Assembly voting in
n E. MACHOLD.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
Arr. IA, 1921.
:, This bin was duly passed, majority of all
the senators elected voting in favor thereof.
th"ee-hfths being present.
By order cf the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD.
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. m.
have compared the preceding copy of con-
on file in this Office. and do hereby certify
that the same is a correct transcript there
from and Of the whole thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
IL, 81 the city of Albany, this first day of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-cne.
JOHN J. LYONS,
Secretary Of State.
EXPLANATION-M in italics is new
matter in brackets ! is cid law to be omitted.
STATE Of NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY, Js.ly l. 1921.
Pursuant to the pr ns ri reclfor NO
hundred ninety-five Of the Election Law. notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment TO section six Of article three of
the onsttut on OF the State of New York
VII! be submitted to the people for the pur-
pose OF voting thereon at The next general
vembsr nineteen hundred and twenty-one,
JOHN ]. LYONS.
Secretary of State