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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-06-17
Lutheran Church-Blackfoot

Sunday school at 10 a. nj.
Services next Sunday in the even
ing at 8:15.
A midsummer picnic will be held
at Firth, June oath. All members
and friends are invited to come.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-06-17

Mrs. Vidella LeSiur and Mrs. T. E.
LeSiur were in town from Fort Hall
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

ELEGANT AND FULLY EQUIPPED
OCSEKFEPINCi and n-housekee ep.n s
suites for bachelors, in exclusive apart
ment building in the S0's. Riverside Sec
tion. Phone Mrs. Thayer. Schuyler 57G2,
for appoin tment
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Two Buildings on Lower 5th
Ave. Leased for $500. 900

Brown, WheeIock Company, Inc,
aased for Harriet NJ. Richards the two
ave story buildings at 166 and 1863
Fifth Avenue, 52xl20, at a rental ag-
|peeatiag over s5o0,oo0 The lessee,
tine Union Exchange Cafetria, Inc.
after making extensive alterations and
Improvements, will occupy one of the
lstores.
The Duross Company leased for
Patrick Tully to Anthony Russo and
Sylvester Chirico the building 33s and
33S West Twenty-scventh Street. for
thirty years at s5,4oo net per annum.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased Office
space IN the Liggett Building, Madison
Avenue and Forty Street, to
| Franklin W. Wood
Henry Hof leased for the Hup Realty
Company. Chr. G. Hupfel president,
the building erected at lis East
Thirty eighth Street to Charles Blum,
me- for exclusive occupancy.
Pease & Gilman leased Offices at az
west Thirty-ninth Street to Miss Rhea
Farrell and Robert Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Rent Cramercy Park Suites

Pease & Gilman leased apartments
at 9 Gramercy Park to Mrs. Limo
Cardozo and to DR.. c. NJ. Remsen; at
50 West Thirty seventh Street to Mrs.
Z. Farrar. at 20 West Forty-seventh
Street to Walter C. Field, at 145 West
Fifty fifth Street to Mrs. Arthur Ar
bib, at 1872 West Fifty eighth Street to
0. R. Hungerford, at 80 West Fifty
ninth Street to Frank Harden; at 1876
East Seventy-ninth Street to John B.
Marsh, at 120 East Eighty second
Street to 7. P. German. at 305 West
End Avenue to NJ. J. Slepack, at 39l
West End Avenue to Oliver H. Sc
bring, at West Sixty-seventh Street
to P. NJ. Shaw, at 239 West Seventy
second Street to Francesca Saroli, at
80 West Seventy sixth Street to Miss
Edna Wheaton, at 1913 West Seventy
ninth Street to DR.. Sishido, and at 45
West Ninety first Street to Mrs. M. F
CALDWELL
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Real Estate News
Demand for Two-Fam;lv
Dwellings in the Bronx
Builder Sells From Plans
Houses TIE BE Erected on
Weeks Av.; Vacan, Plots Sold

Maurice Wertheim and Douglas &
Gettell sold q vacant plot, 37.5xl00, on
Webb Avenue. above 195th Street for
Jacob Schneider to Meyer Reikes. The
same brokers recently sold to the same
buyer the adjoining plot to the south
of which will be improved with two
family dwellings, which have already
been sold from the plans.
J. Clarence Davies sold for CASTOR
{. Hand the vacant plot. 10Ox100. on
the north side of Hath Street, So feet
west Of Grand Avenue.
Joseph Sager purchased from Mrs
Matilda Mott the plot, 75xl00. on Gro
tona Park North, PTS feet east of Mar
mion Avenue held at $4,000, through
William H. Gable as broker. Mr.. Sager
the northeast corner Of 1880 Street
and Morris Avenue, plot fronting
Al feet on Morris Avenue and 90 feet
on 1S3d Street, which had been owned
by Mr.. Ray for fifty years and was
held at $4,000. Mr.. Sager will erect
one-story taxpayer on the 1S3d
Street side. Harry T. F. Johnson was
the broker.
The plot, 252x1o2.11. on the west
side Of the Grand Concourse, 1917 feet
south of 165th Street, has been sold
" laura T. % N1ahiliH9 10 Wllllam
Eckenfelder.
Albert J. Schwarzler sold to Samuel
J. Kessler the vacant plot, 109.6x125,
on the south side of Tudor Place, 120
feet west Of the Grand Concourse
Gussie Blacker sold to Morris Lubel
the property, 33x1a52, at 2057 Mapes
Avenue.
Savero Scalzo sold to Assunta Pts
ciotta the property, S0.5x40, at the
southwest corner of 18TH Street and
Bathgate Avenue.
Henry Offerman sold to Michael De
Louisa the plot, 25x90, on the east
side Of Union Avenue, 20 feet north
Of 151st Street
Otto Heutsch bought from Emma T.
Giordano the northeast corner of Ar
thur Avenue and 1aoth Street, a va
cant plot 44.sx93.5x irregular.
Sophie Y. Ciausen sold to the Debb
Corporation the vacant plot, 70.2x963x
irregular, on the south side of 15sth
Street, rs feet cast of Trinity Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Mrs. A. I'll. Rice
Buys Fifth Av.
Site for Home
Former Mrs. George ID.
Widener, of Philadelphia,
Acquires Van Ingen Estate
f. Plot Held at S675, 900

Mrs. A. Hamilton Rice, the former
vrs George D. Wdener, of Philadel-
mia. acquired yesterday the vacant
snmesite property on Fifth Avenue be-
.wssn list and 72d streets. The plot
sss frontage of sixty feet on the
avenue and q depth of 125 feet. The
nroperty was sold for the estate of
Edwsrd II. Van Ingen, represented by
Horace S. Ely & Co., through Worth
;ngton whitehouse. Inc.
Mrs. Rice intends to improve the
site from plans by Horace Trumbauer,
architect, of Philadelphia, who it is
understood has already prepared plans
.rty was acquired by the late E. H
Van Ingen in 1892. The estate has
hsan asking S675 900 for The property
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
More Become Owners
OF Own Homes i'm Bronx
Active Buying of Dwellings
Keeps Up; Investor Acquires
Southern Boulevard Flat

Model & Lowenstein sold for all
cash the fve-story apartment house,
Ssxssx irregular, on the west side of
Southern Boulevard, 81 feet south of
I7Sth Street, known as 1881 Southern
Boulevard
Charles Scheinmann sold to Pinkus
Wasserstein a vestory apartment at
ss5 East l7sth Street. 54x125.
Harry Brodsky sold to Sarah Chaza-
nof three-story dwelling at $40 Eagle
Avenue, 16.9x100.
Nathan Charnas sold to Frances
Wolf 2ls story dwelling at 81 Cln-
ton Place, 25x100.
The Assets Funding Corporation sold
: TO Domenico Cirignano two two-story
dwellings at 2422 and 2424 Cambrelleng
Avenue. S4.4xs0.
Simon Klein bought the two-story
dwelling at 2133 Southern Boulevard,
ElxS4.3, at the northwest corner of
lSlst Street.
Nicholas Fumento sold to George
Bsrtoomucci two-story dwelling at
1882 Washington Avenue, 1S1x12O1.
Serafino Porcelli sold to Ferdinando
Penna n two-story dwelling at 2424
Arthur Avenue, 5Sx82.6.
Frederick w. Grimm sold to James J
Glum twostory dwelling at 400 East
i55th Street. 25x100.
Victor Popren sold to Max Itzcovitcf
threestory dwelling at 804 Forest
Avenue, 20x75.
Clement II. Smith & Son, Inc, sole
Ito David Silverstone two three-stor,
dwellings, at 1918 and 1880 Bathgat,
Avenue, 40.4x109.lx irregular.
Antonio Girardano sold to Leonard,
Farann the two-story dwelling, 25x1O0,
Irregular, on the east side of Morri
Avenue. no feet south of 160th Street
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
ELECTION NOTICE

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
office of the Secretary of State. AT
IL. 81 tAe city Of Albany. this first day of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN I. LYONS.
Secretary OF State.
FOUR
EXPLANATION.--a in italics is new !;
matter in hrac' cts X old II " 0 be omit ed,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or srATE
ALBANY. .lWly /. 1891.
Pursuant to the provisions of section two
hui. dred nrety-fve cf the Ilecti Law. nstiee
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section twenty-s \ and TWEEN
ty-seven of art Gle three Of the Const tuition
Of the State Of New York viii be submitted
to the people for he purpose OF voting there
on Mt the next general election to be held on
he ghth day Of November. nineteen hun
dred and tweNty-onc.
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Downtown Section
Leads the Way in
Tenement Trading
Company Takes Over Two
Houses in Lower Green
wich ST.; Buildings on
East Side Sought After

The Cruikshank Company and Joseph
Furlong sold to the so Greenwich
Street Company 46 and 4S Greenwich
Street, two fve-story tenements with
stores, 4o.4xS0.6,s irregular.
Pauline Goldhsher sold to Yetta
Bernstein, Blanche Isenberg and Annie
Margolios five-story tenement at 80
Attorney Street, 259X1O0.
Samuel Werner sold to Pauline Gold
fisher five-story tenement with stores
at 324 Henry Street, 25.9x95.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company
sold to Fanny Reidler hve-story tene-
mcnt at BAG East Houston Street 25x
6b.9
Maria l. La Gaenina sold to G. Gag
liano a five-story store tenement at SOC
East Fourteenth Street, 25xlO33
The four-story tenement at $50 Sec
ond Avenue, 20x42, has. been sold by
Henry Hyman to Max Horowitz.
The Willbush Company sold to Will
liam ? Mahoa six-story tenement at
344 East Seventy eighth Street, COX
1922.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
AMENDMENT NtJMBER ONE

coNCl'RRl:NT REsoLuTlo. OF rhE SENATE
MH2r r sTcT5x EINE SfSFeoslAS 8 Asrisg q
E NS91NssrTuToS = FELATIaN q To pap,iG PRTG
TON. or SOLDIERS. sAlLoI;S AID MARINEs
Ss-tion l. Resolved (lf the senate concur),
That section nine Of article five Il the consti-
tutioI be amended to real as follows
g. Apo ntments and promotions in the
civll sew ce Of the state. and cf all the civil
d visions thereof, including cities and villages.
shall be made according 10 merit and fitness
rminauons. which 50 fer "a prac,iNeNle hail
be be-, ,eOITpgstjtive provided however hat hcnor,
cnd marines aoho shall have served as such IN
the army. land navy or ma pc corps Of the
who, are items and residents of this state.
shall be entitled To preference IN appointment
ard promotion. without. regard TO their stand
II on any list from which such appo ntn,ent
promotion may he made: pforided then
'cere resiTerts Of th,s state at time ttc.
proSed Geo a's tSc "apg aod OF apS
ri'tes ,cho serrcd m fhs ctril .rrr shdu hare
prefersrce,, orer al cthers on the san,,e hst
forcement t this soction.
2. Resolved Uf the senate eoncr-l. That
people for approval at the general election in
he ffor Nfo .c~ hu~ li.-,i lr.' ~-sr' rrf ~
accordance with the prov sions of the election
STATE or NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
This hill was duly ~ aysef > lra 'aeiff a al
the members elected TO the Assembly voting in
favor thereof. three-ffths being present
By order of the Assembly.
II. f. MACHOLD.
Spcafser.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
Apr IA, 1921
-, This biz was duly passed a majority of all
the senator's elected voting in favor thereof.
three-Hfths being present.
BY order cf the Senate
JEREMIAH WooD,
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. a.. :
have compared the preceding copy of con
current resolution with the original resolu. on
On file in this Office. and d. hereby certify
from and of the wh . thereof
Office of 'he Secretary Of State. at
H. s. The . y Of bany, this first day of
JJGiy in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-cne.
JOHN j. LYONS.
Secretary Of Stats.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in itqlics is new
matter in brackets [ ] is cid law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY. Jpiy I, 1921.
hundred nnety-fve Of the Election Law. notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
ssmendment to secttcn six of article three of
thc, Constitution of the State Of New York
Will be. submitted TO the people for the pur-
pose OF voting thereon at the next gencra al
election to be held on the eighth day of No
vemher. nineteen hundrad and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Suite for Woman Physician

las Payson Mel Merrill Company
essea apartments at 140 West Fifty
s~hsh Street 10 Dir. Margaret Dono-
~, w., At 50 East Eighty-sixth Street, to
s'x Jane c. CatIin. and in the West
ssss.y-sixth Street Studios, 257 West
rssa.sy-s'xth Street, to Miss Madeleine
8, :, :. fsfair Smith lsaeed apartments
West Ninth Street 70 Montagu
s.sn a. Ia West Tenth Street. to
~ ~ iremsine snd Miss 4. ". Ire
80; AZ lao West Thirteenth street,
'afiot aoor 20 Donald Bayne; at
e ass. Elsyensn Street, the parlor floor
~ Aas,es Haioney, and az l57 West
ssaesh Street.. an apartment to T..
l~Aols1 Ten EYck
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Ted Lewis Club to Locate
On Seventh Ave. Corner

The Ted Lewis Club has been formed
to provide entertainment and food for
frequenters of the theater district. The
club has secured a lease through NJ.
NJ. Hayward & Co. of the building at
the northeast corner of Seventh Ave
nue. and F'ifty-second Street, which is
to be rebuilt into a ballroom and res
taurant. The club has just been incor-
porated, with capital of $50 900, the
incorporators being jack Lenigan, who
conducts, the Club Maurice, in Fifty
first Street; NJ. NJ. Hayward and r.
Ludwig. The third floor, ballroom and
restaurant will be operated by the
Grace Field Club.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

OPPORTUNITY FOR DISCRIMINATING
FAMILIES to secure exclusive, elegant
y furnished and spacious suites In the
$3.50 per month and up. Some with ban
quet halls and unusually large drawing
and music rooms; fully equipped kitchen
and pantry; others non housekeeping.
Phone Mrs. Thayer. Schuyler 57s2. for
aDpointmert
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
ELECTION NOTICE

ONE
EXPLANATION.-Ma in italics is new !:
matter in brackets IS old law to he omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY. July /. 1921.
Pursuant to the provisions of section two
hundred nluer5-tv- oI The l.sctlon Law notife
IS hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section nire of article five OF
the Constitution of the State of New York
W Il be submitted to the pc pie for the pur-
pose OF voting. thereon at the next general
vmher. nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

HIGH CLASS ACCOMMODATION
FOR BUSINESS WOMEN.
Single room or suite, beautiful reception
and reading room; breakfast optional
Rate S75 per month and up. Phone MIS-.
Wallace. Schuyler 5762.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
New Company Leases Seven
Bronx Flats for $1,000. 900

The newy organized Wallberg Realty
corporation leased from the We'll
estate the six-story elevator apartment
nhown ss the Hoyle, at 1851 Boston
ROAD also the three fve-story apart
mehs houses at 1920 to 1925 Boston
noao, the five-story apartment house
1877 wilkins Avenue, and the fve-
story apartment house at 1927 wilkins
Avenue.
lne seven apartment houses were
ieased for ten years at rentals aggre~
ssung over s1,000,000. The leasing
company directors are E. and M. Wall
osrg and r. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

Minifie three story dwelling at 2os
Vest l28th Street, 16.Sx9911.
The R. S. Morgan Realty Company
sold for Mrs. Evelyn Turner to an in
vesting client of Alexander Henschel
. three story dwelling at 1872 West
12sth Street, 19x99.1l.
Helen H. Eyler sold to Anna Nc
nalnee three-story dwelling at 158
west Nlne ty-third Street, 15.6x10OS.
r. Telfair Smith and Z. Stanton
kiker sold for Mrs c. W. Jones a
three story dwelling at 1929 West
Fourth Street, 22x55, to the Tel Ray
Realty Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

HEMP fpSTEAD-Complete country home tor
sale. 17l4 acrcs. rooms bath every
modern Improvement. with hot water heat.
ing: large barns. sheds. garage for several
would make excellent development fronting
or two streets. with city water; electricity
available a mile depot macadam road
and only " mile from village limit Price
S35, 900 $io 900 cash Immediate possession.
a. g Patterson, Greenwich st. and Freeport
rd. HemDstead. L. l. Telephone 29S
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Home Buyers Select
Houses in Harlem

Cornelius and Maud Jackman sold to
Anna Moskowitz a four-story dwelling
at 2l23 Fifth Avenue, 16.Sx75.
Julie Delie sold to Benja Sarason
three-story dwelling at 1860 Lexing-
ton Avenue, 16.8x55.
The Harlem Bronx Real Estate Com
pany sold for Mayer Daxe three-story
dwelling at 2019 Lexington Avenue,
146x65
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold to Abraham w. and Anna
binder three-story dwelling at PSI
West l20th Street, 16sx1001l.
Frances f. Bell sold to Katherine L.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
POSTGRADUATE Home Society
BUYS Quarters in l22d Sl

Nehring Bros. sold FOR the estate of
Mary Buttle 203 West 122d Street. q
fye-story, 35-roon house, having seven
rooms on floor.
The purchaser, the Post Graduate
Home Society, will use the property
as home for professors and students
Of Lutheran institutions and for a
clubhouse for students. Nehring Bros.
VIII have charge Of the pronertY.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Federal Bank Contractors
To Locate Near RuiIdin

Charles B. Van Valen, Inc. and
Horace S. Ely g. Co. leased FOR the
Nolan Realty Corporation offices in the
Reserve Court Building, 81 and So
Maiden Lane. to Marc Eidlitz Il Son
Inc. The lessees are the building CON
tractors erecting the new Federal Re
serve Bank Building and its space will
be used by the contractors in connec-
ton with this work
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Large Garage in Bloomfield
Bought hv Newark Qneraf,

The Frank Hughes Company solo
i1o, }. ". Surbrug to II. Copeland
leohen, Newark operator, the large gar
rse property az 654 Bloomfield Ave
laae,. Montclair. n. J. The building
consists Of two-story garage, housing
.'ves one hundred cars, on nearly half
Ia "a acre acre The property was held at
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE
AND ASSEMBLY rinrusiNG AZ AMEN psiA.~I
80 sECrtoN ElGiT OF ARTiCrE sEvES oF
THE CoNSTiTt TluN. IN RELATION TO
CERTAIN rOhrloN or TIE ERIE CANAr.
Section L. Res lNed tf the. Senate concur,.
constitut,on be amended to read AZ followa
{. The leg stature shall not sell. lease
or otherwise dlsp 40 of the Erie canal. the
Oswego canal. the Champlain canal. the Cay
uga and Seneca canal. the Black Rive
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
txcelsior Savings Bank Awards
Contract for 57th St. Building

"a. Excelsior Savings Bank has
sssrded the contract for the twelve
Iss,ry bank and showroom building at
~ and z23 West Fifty-seventh Street,
,aen is estimated to cost S25O,000 to
tssaes u. Simpson & Co., Inc, accord
iy 70 Browns Letters reports. The
fshs are by Randolph II. Almiroty.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

sEcOR HORACE, IT IN PURSUANCE z
q an order % Honorable John p Co.
haiar. > Surrogate OF tAe COUNTY 81 New
fcrk. NOTICE is hereby given 70 al per
roas having claims against Hcrn~e scco-
jr rate OF the County - N-w yo~k de.
cesgea, tc present the same with .uuc ho~.
thereof. u the eubscr.Ders at - pla@ o..
transacting business. at tie once Of Nu--
ray. Prentice & Al ir:ch, its attorneys at
No 81 Va. street. in the Borough ot
Manhattan. Il trc City OF New York. STATE
q Eew York. on or before the l5th day
If February. le22
Dated New York. the 2stA day OF July
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Executors
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDRICH. Al
sorneys for Executors, once and Post
ofle Address 81 Wall St Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
AMENDMENT NUMgER THPrE

coNSgvHaENT y, KEsoLgTloN or TIE sHAArE
cArioS OF vorans "-'''-' '''' ~ " AA'' l.
Section /. Resolved df the Assembly con-
constitution be amended to read as follows /:
i. Every citizen of the age Of twenty
one years who shall have been a citizen for
n neiy days. and an nhabitant of this state
year next preceding an election. and for
the last four months a resident of the county
eloc,.on district in which he she may offer
his or, Aer vote, shall he entitled to vote at
he or she shall at the time be resident, and
not elsewhere. for all officers that now are
hereafter may te elective by the people
and up1n all questions which may be SUBJ
however. hat citizen by marriage shall have
been an inha5itant of the United States for
no elecror in the actual military service of
the state. or of the United States. in the
army c,r navy thereof shall be deprived of
sence from such, election district; and the
legislature shnIl have power to prov de the
manner in which and the time and place st
which such absent electors may v.,e. and for
the return and canvass of their votes lin
the election districts in which they respect
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisi or1s.
gItef ,I, ~ JcjnHarn hrat one thousand n,ns hun
egfa eas ez 10 ats b mg 9srson shaa
NATURALIZATION or othey1oise. unless such per-
son IS also abe, ercept for physical disnb,-
itD. to rcc1 aud irrie English and suitcb,e
la'cs shnl BE- pcsssd bD the leg stature to en-
JORGE this PROVISION.
2. Resolved Gf the Assembly concur)
That the foregoing amendment he submitted
TO the people IF approval at the general
election to be held in the year nineteen hun
dred and twenty-one in accordance with the
provisions Of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
Apr. IL. 1921.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
a majority Of nll the Senators elected voting
In favor hereof:
BY order Of the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD.
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
II ASSEMBLY.
Apr. IA 1921
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
majorry of oil the members elected to the
Assembly voting IN favcr thereof.
BY order OF the Assembly,
II. E. MACHOLD.
Spedter.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE. ~
have compared the preceding copy Of c,n-
current resolution with the original resolution
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Invests in Flushing Home

Henry W. Dupont purchased through
J. Albert Johntra the dwelling at 50
Union Street, Flushing, from the heirs
Of the late Mary Jane Mcclellan.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
SEVEN

EXPLANATION Matter in ftaiics is new
matter IN brackets ! is old law to ba ON tied
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TliE SE,RkfARl 3F STATE
ALBANY. Jaiy /. 1921.
, Pursuant TO the prov ST. rs ,f section two
hundred nncty-;ive of the Election Law. notice
nersby given that the following proposed
the Ccnst.tut on OF The State of New York
val he submitted 70 the people for the pur-
elect en- 10 be held on the eighth day of No
Vemoer. nineteen hund.ed ard twcnty-one
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
STATE OF NEW YORK "N'
THREE

EXPLANATION.-Ma in italics is new
matter in brackets { is old law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SEC HfTAltY Of STATE
ALBANY. Juiy l. 1921.
Pursuant 70 the provis -ons ol section two
hundred ninetyfve of the Election Law. notice
IS hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section one of article two of
the, Constitution of the State of New York
pose Of voting thereon at tie next neral
election to be held on the eighth day of No
vember. nineteen hundred and twenty-onc
JOHN J. LYONS
Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
investor Gets BROOKLYN Flats

|Ast.. =. Knowles Company sold 1874
is,s..H PARKWAY and 10 'Sackman
r. D., 81, 'oar-story apartments, for Nor.
rn " Nr Schiller.
e. s.s4s,, Partridge soid the two.fann
u, T@s''ing a. z5S Roehezter Avenue
4 - snefn@s s. Smith. Inc
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
REAL. EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
Queens

BARGAIN-BARGAIN
JAMATCA; North Side: now two family
house. elastic stucco and shingles. and Z
iarue rooms tiled kitchen. bath. showers
stearn heaters. hot water heater gas, elec
tricity, parquet. sun pariors, driveway
convenient 10 trolieys elevated. L. /. r. r
station: sl4 900 cash. 81 800 balance mort
gage. LIGHT & ABRAHAMS. 3S3 Fulton
St jamaica Telephone Jamaica 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

ABECG. John HENRY-IN PCRsU.
ance Of an order OF Honorable John p.
Conaihn Surrogate or tAs County OF
New York. NOTICE IA hereby given 10 all
Persons having claims against JOHN
HENRY ABEGG. laIe OF the County Of
New York, deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof. to the subscribers.
At their place OF .ransacting business. at
their attorneys. at No. 81 Wall Street In
the Borough OF Manhattan, in the City Of
New ! ork State OF New YORK, on or be.
fore the 18Th day of February. I322
Dated. New York. the 2sth day OF July.
1921. ADoLPH nUSrH
HENRY a RI SCH
Executors.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & AI.DRlCH A..
torneys for Executors. Once and Post.
Office Address. 81 Wall Street Bor-
cugh OF Manhattan. New York City.