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New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Builders TO Erect
Flats ON Sites
Bought in Bronx
Morris Miller to Improve
Plot ON Concourse; r. ].
Dwyer Plans House for
Fordham Avenue Corner

Morris Miller bought the southwe st
corner of the Grand Concourse and
172d Street, having frontage of los
feet on the ConcoHrse and 102 feet on
172d Street, with southerly and west
erly lines measuring 127 and 100 feet,
respectively. Mr.. Miller plans to i'm
prove the property with an apartment
house. The site was sold by Fred
Schneider.
j. Romaine Brown sold for n client
to syndicate sixteen lots running
through from the south side OF 17oth
Street to Elliot Place, located 1856 feet
west of the Grand Concourse The
property fronts 200 feet on each thor
oughfare. The property is 173 feet in
depth and was acquired through the
same broker n few months ago from
Colonel Archibald Rogers.
P. j. Dwyer purchased from Robert
NJ. Biggert about six lots at the south
west corner of Grand Avenue and Ford
ham Road, 120x115x1lox138, for i'm
provement with an apartment
The H. c. M. Realty Company sold
the vacant plot, 100x114Sx irregular,
on the west side of Jerome Avenue,
62.7 feet south of Kingsbridge Road, to
the Beaumont Construction Company
of which William Steinberg is presi-
dent.
S. Friedenberg purchased from the
estate Of John ]. Sheridan the plot of
seven lots at the southwest corner of
Morris avenue and Tooth Street. The
property measures 172 feet on Morris
Avenue and 105 feet on 190th Street,
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for the estate of J. Cleveland Cady
the vacant property, 89x111x irregular,
at the northeast corner Of Jerome Ave
nue. and Elliott Place, to George W.
Whitaker. This transfer is the first
made since 1869.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
ELECTION NOTICE

on file In this Office and do hereby certify
that the same is n 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 l.se city Of Albany this first day Of
July In the year one thousand nine
hundred and twanty-uDe.
JOHN y LYONS.
SecrctG~y Of State
FOUR
ExPLANATIoN.--Mat in italics Is new. .
uaIteT in bracelets Is Old law be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY. July /. 1921.
/: Pursuant to the provisions Of section two
hundred n;nety-five of the Election Law. notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section twenty-six and TWEEN
ty-sevsn cf article three of the Const tuition
of the State OF New York will be submitted
To the people for the purpose of voting there
on at the next general election TO be held en-
the eighth day of November. nineteen hun
dred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secrefuyu Of Sfrfs
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Park Ave. Fouee. Gift of
NT~s Sch.m To Re Ar.a~aI

The building at e7-99 Park Avenue,
sortheart corner of Fortieth Street. is
to be improved at q cost of $4,000 by
ho Vis'tin~ Nurse Service affiliated
with the Henry Street Settlement,
which ecnri~o 4 tho rronrrtv loet Nav
as a gift from Mrs. Jacob Schif in
memory Of her husband. the late Jacob
Schiff, found Of Tho orwa nizatioM.
Tho change ' VI convent the piesene
building into a I'd. ? Pans for ts
conversion have d. sled hv Wilkin-
son & Redfeld, architects The settle
ment will use the ouilding fer reris-
trars, ststisticiane She making OF mcdi-
cal supple. tah Lettings and class
room purposes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Buildings at 5ih Ave. and
l2Sth Street Reoorsed Sold

The holdings Of the late l. Lewko-
sltz at the southeast corner of 125th
Street and Fifth Avenue. assembled
'oras quarter Of a century ago, are
reported to have passed to new inter
esss through sale by the heirs. The
property IS known as 2015-2021 Fifth
asenue and 2 East 125th Street, and
SoAslsts Of four old-time four story
asslllngs, which have been converted
= business use. They comprise a total
.lohisge of 1911 feet on the avenue
aau 10 feet on 125th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
New COMPANY 10 EJECT
Flat in West 1S9'h Stree'

The newly formed 1S9th Street Realty
Corporation. represente' by I. Burdick
attorney, purchased vacant p OF,
50x1o0 on tn" south side of that
thprouehfare % fes east IF st. Mich
olas Avenue. fov Improvement with a
FIVE and or ali story walk-up apart
ment ~. total amount involved in
The OF rafion is S110 100. The estate
of ~ A. German was the seller of
The sile
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
assults of Auction Sales

|1H ay ~ |, Lincoln ssids Co.
ss,A 4, w. wsss9-i3ss. e s. 26.l II Of
~ ban,a,W 6-sty mats and strs 5oY
ssein II -. splitter as ex Rrt Evunan
s,a: N. NJ, amt due. $40 705.s7: taxes
'sAnsif for ~, ~. .mtges. $4,000; to the
asr y James ]. Donovan
gls Leo fys.s p II e OF rronxwood av
IA s' sitter agt William i Cor.
I tar "iat H. due. ss5s.54; taxes. etc,
taco. "en' ss7S.ss: TO the plain
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Few Ierse. Esfates Sold

~. ase Frank Hughes Company sold for
80 u Fernaid Advertising mana
l. I r. :. Ihe New York Evening Post"
S,'.s atssaer'ck A. Rye the dwelling ar SIS
~ain .. Mountain Avenue. with fwo-cs ;
MosoSo MsS ana one half acre. held at
.,s,; = !. fetter, Of Plainfeid. sold his
,s,s"sas s,sons at Maple Avenue ana Halsey
5lhuus' 5sl.nS kockaway, N j.. to Lewis
H. ssp, snrough Eugene V. Welsh,
! s.@ sold for James NJ. Wakeman
/, AR, Sssl '" Wrede two building plots
rSS,spnsant Park. Morristown.
s,.s nv tayson Mel Merrill Connanv
a the residence of Howard G
8asas 8S'ason IN Llewe.lyn Park. at West
S,,s;ss n j., to Robert W. Tilnev,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
GOO,O00 Hotel Planned
For Long Beach RoarsIuaft,

J. The Lewis H. May Csmpany so /.
ia August Klipstein ave lots On the
sWsaaFn"a.k, " between Beach Street and
a0afoe Boulevard. at Long Be,
{, !. s. 70 Joseph r sheinberg and Da-
s. Slnmerman. George and EDWARD
s,sn. arhltects. are prepa .sg 2laas
" Improving the plot win a hotel,
.~ses oyer, receptic, and dining
w'ns o' the boar iwalk and 100 snite
Z me nprer foors The Investment
'uI exceed S2lN 600 II Is said.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Or TIE eEAATG
AND ASSEMBLY PROP0S ,NC AN AMENDMENT
$&4dT e SSrHSs nfIzi5S 70 aSAlFf q III
Section /. Resolved {if the Assembly con-
cur): That section one Ct article two. Of the
constitqt on oe amended to read as. follows;
one years, who shall have been citizen for
nety days, and an nhabitant cf tins ssats
the. last four months resident of the county
and for the last thirty days resident of the
election district in which he or she may offer
his, or, her vote. shall be entitled to vote at
such election IN the election district of VIII ch
he or she shall at the time -hc resident. and
not elsewhere. for all officers that now are
or hereafter may be elective by She people
and upon al questions ~h.ch may be sub
lnitted TO the vote Of The people, PROVIDED.
been an iuhabsta of the United States for
five years and provided that in time of war
the state. or Of the United States. in the
army or navy thereof. shall be deprived OF
his or her vote by reason Of his or her alb
sence from such, election district; and The
legisiat ture shah have power to prov de the
manner in which and the time and place at
which such absent electors may vote and for
the return and canvass of tbeir votes In
she election districts in which they respect.
.Notwithatand.na the foregoing provisions
after JanN0ry first. ot,e th7usand nine hun-
drea and tweaty-twc. person shaa become
naturalization, or other0sse, untsss zach per.
son IS also able, except for physical dsGbsl-
ifg. to read and aorts EnaAh and suitabis
lows shall be passed or the leo stature to ess-
force t1is psogiston.
s 2. Resolved Gf the Assembly concur),
Ihat; the foregoing amendment he submitted
t9 the people T r 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 all the Senators elected vut .nge
IN favor ,hrfxet
BY order of the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD.
STATE or NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. a. 1921
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
. majority VI all the members. elected to tbs
Assembly got5nx in fav thefeof
By order of the Assembly
II. z. MACHOLD
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF TIE SErEETaRY or STATE. So
have compareaSt the preceding copy of con-
current resolution With the original resolution
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
So 800 10O Low P'd
a.n~ ssn,slnxa.d I-,-,-nver,,ers

-Sids n We been received bv the Presi-
dent OF the Borough Of Queens Tong
IslaNd City, fer regulating. grad ne ard
ctl wise improving Jamaica Bay
boulevard
Smith. Hauser 4 McTsaac. Inc, Of
New York, were the low bidder. act
cordirg to Browns Letters, Inc, Con-
struction Reports, THAR bid am ounting
to go 8f9, ,o00 The bids were unusuallv
close for project Of this size There
ware fonr bids in all; the proposal OF
the next bidder was S2,90l 900, and the
nevt $2.907 000
1t is exnected that the contract will
be awarded in day or two
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
New Upper Third Ave. Movie
E.essnd for GyS. 0nN n Year

The one-storv motion picture theater
witA stores. so 5x185, completed re-
Gently at tho southwest corner of Third
Avenue and i1eth Street. at a cost Of
about 100000 has been leased by the
Stadium Purchasing CORPORATION, its
builder, to the Third Avenue and 10th
Street Stadium Corporation The lease
is for ten years at an annual rental of
$4,000. 1t excludes two stores in the
building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

srsS rsSSaancey n1ey 3. Griffen e. Co. sold for
= s.,n o.sen his new house in course
a,tss~sructlon or First Street, in the
IL Asason Anann Hill section Of White Plains
h sss''Mea we, Realty Offices rented tho r+al-
Aaaronao.o " Robert Ancampora at
s,;starnu es 70 Edward L. Bronson,
81 slso " " Armour Company, of this
jS sns cottage of John ]. Muir
@ia @is elty Neck to Nj. V. Hodge, also
Sa ior ~Oesrt d E, Farley Organization
b, n,o. vac Estates Of Tappan Zee.
n d T'es IN the Philipse Manor sec.
IT, amy NofJh p Tarrytown. n. Y, to
\. Poland. Of Nyack, N Y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
S22O.nOO Fiaihnsh Flat

For Improvement with four story
apartment the plot. 154x1o0, on the
west side Of Argyle Road. 100 feet
south Of Cation Avenue. BROOKLYN has
been purchased by the newly formed
Argyle Apartments Corporation o.
Brown. NJ V Frstein aud A Cohen).
Krome~ & Bourke, attorneys, repre-
sent the new comnany, which will ex-
rend about s22o.o0o in constructing
the new h0Nse
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

Lawrence. R'eke 4 Jewell placed q
iosn of $3.50 oGo. a. s rer cent. FOR FIVE
years. on az West Fietv-severth Street
an eicht-storr hus'ness Nuildino 90 *
1908. for Marion T Tol'nes, with the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Buv 90 Protect yioht
Of p.,n-neeI oQal, G4. RusIdinn

Spear & Co. sold 1870 West Twenty
ninth Street 25v1oo to George f. Cole
man. owner Of the twelve-story hnilding
adjoining at 11e and 11S West Twenty
ninth Street. The sellers lad planned
to erect a toll building and Mr. Cole
man purchased it t. protect the light Of
his structure. On the site he will erect
four-story building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
ELECTION NOTICE

ONE
E1PLANATION.--M in italics Is new .
matter In brackets te Old law 70 he omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY, july /. 1921.
Pursuant to the provisions of section two
hund d ntnety~nN o he q. G8en i.sf notice
Is hereby gYen that the following proposed
the, Constitution of the State Of New York
W II be submitted tc She pc pie for the pur-
pose of voting thereon at the next general
election 10 be held the eighth day of No
vrnber. nineteen hundred and twenty-onc.
JOHN ]. LYONS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
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STORAGE NOTICES
EXPORTERS WAREHOUSE co. !
-,er.

EXPORTERS WAREHOUSE co INC.
$40 WASHINGTON STREET
To: Robert p. Stephenson. Receiver and
Trustee OF Natl Importing G. Trading Co,
National Importing & Trading Co. Irving
National Bank N. stichels Company, Hob
sor on Co, Central Hudson Steamboat
Company, Nucolor Manufacturing Co, s. s.
kresge & Co. L. Rosen, j. Diamond, and
to all person or persons having or claim
ing to have any interest Whatsoever In and
to the property hereinafter enumerated:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the storage and other charges being
due and the time for payment of our lien
therefor upon the merchandise stored In
your name or for your account or in
which you claim an interest in eur ware
house having expired. and due notice
thereof having been given you, we win
cause said property to wit, FIVE CASES
AND ONE BARREL OF EGG YOLK
-FOUR BARRELS OF OIL, ONE CASE OF
HAT DYE ONE CASE OF PAPER to
be sold at public auction at our ware
house, 370372 Washington Street, on the
24th day of October. 1921, at 10 o'clock,
to satisfy our lien in accordance with the
statute in such made and provided.
Dated at New York. N. Y, October H.
1921.
EXPORTERS WAREHOUSE co. INC.
General offices: o5 jay Street n. Y c.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

sECoR HORACE, Jb In PcKstraNfa
Of an order ct Honorable doom : CO
ha an Is surrogate OF the County of %ay~
YORK. NOF1CL is her, by given 10 AL psr-
,oNs eaNlns flEA against Ho-ac = Secor
Jr. late or the County OF New York da
eeased. 10 present the same with vooese~s
thereof, 10 toa SUBS ribers. Al is pfaee or
traasa citing tnsi-te1s, At Tie Office o. AEnr-
ray Prentice a Ai-rIsh. IS attorneys A.
sso., No. ~ wall Stfeet Y tee Beroush oe
slaInA an. II the City bf New York state
q NV o5k or CT before the 18Th day
Dated. New York the 2sth day OF July.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK Fxeeesr-rs
MURRAY. PRENTICE E ALDRTcH A.
iorneys for ExeCutor Office ana POST
of1ee Address. 81 vdil ST Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
SEVEN

ExPLANAT1ON.-M in italics is new
matter in brackets ] is old law 20 be ON ted
STATE OF NnW YORK.
otFICE OF THE SEEf1TARY or STATE
ALBANY. Jusg L. 1871
g, Pursuant TO the prov .sia rs Il section two
hundred nncty-five Of the Election Law notice
IS hereby given that the following proposed
amendment TO section eight of article seve-, os
the Sonstitut on of the State Of New York
VIII be submitted 70 the people for the rur.
pose OF voting thereon at the next genera
elect on to be held on the eighth day Of No
Vember. nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS
.Secro.0,-v oF cto,a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
SIX
EXPLANATTON.- Matter in italics Is now /:
matter in brackets is DID law 70 be orn tied.
AMENDMENT NuMBER six

COSCInhI..ST RESOLUTION or THE ST. ATE
AND A. 1 1st.atpIsl ih0 oslNG A. AMlzN ~
TO sESTaoA Es5iIT or ARTICLE sEvEN t,F
THE CuNSI II TlON, II HFf.AT ~ ~ 4
CERTAIN r., 1gof OF TIE M cA>AI.
Section |. Res lved If the Senate concrrl
That section eight of art cls seven of ~.
constitution he amended TO read - fullows
$, Tha legislature shall net sell, lease
or otherwise. dssp Sc Of the Erie canal the
oswego canal. the Champlain canal. the Cay
uga and Seneca canal. or the Back Rivs4s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

RUTHERFORD. N J.-Owner offers new at
traetive house: six pleasant rooms Are
Steam heat. automatic instan taneous "a q
water heater. Plot 50xi25 IT Excellent 10
cation, 10 rnutes from station High grad,
Orient Way. s"' As'
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
,enf BUYERS of Ra.y.x

!, isiss g.. nuyers of Realty
sssss' sssrs y ossch,csolhe'd & Co. are the real
sIy 1850 Avenue A. sold re-
y y WsstA w. :; 3. Nicollier Is the buver of
aala 81 phE Eightyfrst Street and Ben-
" teesn.l,, OF l49a Second Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

ABEGG, JOHN HENRY-IN PuRsu-
ance or an order o. Honorable Joau p
CoAa+an, Surrogate OF the county a.
~ York, NOTICE T. hereby given 20 ali
tsssoAS having claims against JOHN
= ENh1 AbEHG. late Of the County a.
sew York, deceased. % present tie am.
witn Vouc ners thefe0f. 10 The suhseriAers
- their place " trsnsaeting business a.
tne office o. Murray, Prentice & Afa~t~h
thelT attorneys. AZ No. ~ wall street II.
New York. State Of Ness York on ~ ~
fore ae tsta day Of February. 1872
dated Aew York, tie 2ztn dav Of Jufv
A'@4s AboLPH RCSrH
henry 4. SCH
MI PRENTICE & ALnnfCH a.
torneys Tor Executors s,,sra -. = AZ
Siec~ Ardrts = 81 vail Sfrrat ~.
NS<h OF Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
THREE

EXPLANAT1ON.--M Matter in italics is new
matter in brackets ] is Old aw to be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SEN 4.nTAI.l Or STATE
ALBANY. JuIg /, 1921.
Pursuant 20 the PFC lps c4 saet.ou two
hundred ninety-fve of the Election Law, notice
amendment to section one Of article lwo OF
the Constltut on Of the State of Nery York
will be submitted to the people for the pur-
pose of voting thereon at the next general
election to be held on the eighth day of No
yember. nineteen hundred ard twenty -one
JOHN }. LYONS.
Ss-refnt,L of C.nfe
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
KEAI rsrarr-sA1E OR RENT
Weste hester

YoT-R CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY TO
buy a most attractive house., built FIRST
class, tapestry orins and stucco construction
9 large rcorne and hat tn rooms. with II
acre Of land size 125N1T5 IT.. In the most
exclusive part of M. Vernon. n. Y. at a
price that will appeal TO you in every particu-
lar and among all The other beautiful homes.
Somebody Is going 10 get Ia rgain Amply
TO Cha rles A. Tier, owner. 211 Primrose ay..
Chester Hill Mount Vernon. n. Y.
LARGE. NEW. GROOM DUTCH CO.
lonia horse on plot eov116, all modern
improvements; living room 1sx22 with
open fireplace: open porch, 1oy2S. wit h
southern exposure. Prize $4,000. eas
/ terms. West hester an6 Boston r. r. Sta&
tion. CHESTER HEIGHTS. on property
Houses built TO order. with good sized
plots. from $1,000 mp. Once on property.
Marterry Construction Co. Inc. Union
Corners. Bronxville. Telephone 26os-w.
LAR ARCHaioNT-Beautiful stucco bungalow, T
roerns tiled hath, fireplace largo porches
Garage. Plot rs 100. at price that sounds
like old times Oicott & Egger, 81 East 42o
st. Tel. Murray fiiil 1926.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
ELECTION NOTICE

canal; but they shall remain the property
of the state and under its management for
ever The PIT bition Of lease. sale or
other disposition herein contained. shall not
apply to the canal known ~ the Main and
Hamburg street canal. situated in the city
Of Buffalo, and VIII ch extends eagterly from
the westerly line of Main street TO the wes-
terly line # Hamburg street. nor 20 that
portion Of the existing Erie canal in the
Schuyler street and the easterly line of Third
street, provided that flow Of sutsic ent
water from Schuyler street TO Third street
to feed that p p.rtion Of the canal east q
Third street be ma ntainedl bsttoeen Rome
and Mohnwk. All funds that may be derived
from any lease, sale or other disposition. OF
any canal shall be applied to the improve
ment. superintcndence or repair Of tie rs-
ma In-ng portion cf the canals.
s 2 Resolved ff the Senate ncurl. Thas
the foregoing amendment be submitted TO tho
people al the general election in the yeay
netecn hundred and tvventy-one. in accord
ance with the provisions OF the election lsv-
STATE or NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY
This bin was duly passed a majority Of ar
the members elected to the Assembly voting In
favor thereof. thres-ffths being present.
By order of the Assembly
Speaker
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE
This hin was duly passed. majority Of az
the Senators elected voting in favor thereof
three-ffths being present.
By order e the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE or TIE SECRETARY on STATE es-t
have compared the preceding copy Of con-
current resolution with the origsna resolution
on file in this Office. and do hereby certify
that the same is correct transcript there
from ard Of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the sesi o.
office Of the Secretary CT State. o.
H. s. the city of Albany, this first day o.
JuFy In The ore fhctfsand nine
hundred and t,Renty-one
JOHN J. LYONS
Secretary Of StdssL
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Ph;Iipse Manor Home Sold

The Robert F. Farley Organization
sold for George Fl. Warhurst house
In the Phi'irse Manor section Of Tarry-
town to Harry F. Bird Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

THO Master Arencv sold for Louis
D. Retsan the dwelling with rarare
It 81 Willow Street, Flushing to Ca
tello Discolo.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE

ooayRsE aNB Rss,BET EFTasS PndrosfS q H sFNAF
70 sEcTioN EIcTEFN ''tlD o. ARrfci e sIX NflF az
TIE ECoNsTTuTIoN. ~ on TO c4iID
REL REL, AT1oNsi tSsNi' AM eo'i''S VI DOMESTIC
Sect On l. Resolved {if the Assembly con-
cur), That section eghteen of art Gle six be
the constitution be amended TO read as fol-
1s. Inferior local courts of civil and
Criminal jurisdiction may be established by
hereafter created shall be court of record
ture shall not hereafter confer upon any in
equity jurisdiction or any greater iursdic-
ton in other respects than is conferred upon
legislature mag establish chil9ren's courts
and courts of domestic relations, as neparate
eor e q as 20 Be- O. eosa sag na coas Or
fer npon them such jurisdiction ,ndy be
necessa1V for the, correction. projection,
neglected OF depcnent minors, end for the
pMntshment n'17 correction Of adults respon-
sole Ior or contT out 10 to such dclinqncn,,
the support OF psife. child or poor fclutfre
By persons ie0a,ly charGeable therewih aYho
In confsrrir0 such Jurisdiction the legisiq-
ture saau propide that mheneaer chill is
Committed 10 az. institution or is placed ~
cat. a1option or onardicmship. 1t slaa be SO
con,?mltted OF placed, 'She's pract catle, to an
institution 0overncd ty peraoms. IN the
pofsnds the ch Id. IN the ea-srcise of
determine such causes. evith or niihouf
jtrg. e1cspt those inrotri1iq n felong Ex-
c2t e. mere h., therwiss he Wise prov ded al judi
such times and N such manner as the legis-
lature may direct.
That the foregoing amendment be submitted
to the people for approval at the general
election to be be held IN the year nineteen hun
provisions Of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed
a majority, # all the Senators elected voting
'' '''s' JEnEM1ssHP E In sfP'ESl '%ESloop,
STATE OF NEW YORK. S''''''''
IN ASSEMBLY.
The foregoing resolution wa ADT day ~ pssscs lssl
a major ty q. all the members e,ectcd to the
H. u E MscHsS;Lp,
OFFICE Of TIE sEcRETARY 6F STATE S.
| have compared the preceding copy Of con-
cufrent Resolution with the orig nal resolut ON
on file in this office. and do hereby certify
that the same is a correct transcr pt there
from and of the whole thereof.
Given as. sndsr De tbs nay hand and s ths seal Of
H. 81 tn eits q AGSs. Va "a ,hs . ''''s' -" =
of July in the year one thousand
nine hundred and twgnty-onc
JOHN j. LYONS.
( Secretary Of State.
SIX
EXPLANATION Matter in italics Is new /:
matter in brackets [ ] Is Did lazy ~ be orr ted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF Tlk AES 4ss.TAnt ~. STATE
ALBANY. JRiy /, 1921.
Pursuant to the prov .slons OF section Two
hundred n.nety-fve OF the Elecz n Law. notice
Ii hereby gwen that the following proposed
amendment TO section e.gnt of article seven of
the CensItut on Of the State Of New Y rk
evil DC subrn tied to the people for tie pur-
V&ose Of voting thereon at the next general
election f be held on the eighth day cf No
veniber. nineteen hupd ed ard twen-y-one.
JOPN ]. LYONS.
Secretn.n Of State