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S250,0O0 Movie 1heater
For Webster Ave. Corne,

S. B. Steinmetz, who recently pur-
chased from the Benenson Realty Com
pany the plot o. eight lots, 20Ox1OO, at
the northwest corner of Webster Ave
nue. and 169th Street, will erect on
the site two-story moving picture
and vaudeville theater, with stores, at
an estimated cost of S250,0OO The
5heater Will have seating capacity of
$500. Work on the project will be
started on September IS, and it is ex-
pected to be ready for occupancy on
February l. 1922.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Lower Broadway for Main
Office of Metropolitan Bank

The Metropolitan Bank is negotiat-
lug for space in the Adams Express
Building at 81 Broadway for its prin-
:;pal Offices in this city, having been
,,snted permission by the State Bank
rg Superintendent. The present main
suar,ers Of the bank. in the Metro
solitsn Life Insurance Companv's
5uilding at the northwest corner of
fourth Avenue ard Twenty-fourth
Street, will be retained as branch
,iee. Other branches Of the bank are
Il 100 William Street. $40 and SOS
Broadway, 300 Madison Avenue and
seventh Avenue and Thirty-sixth
Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
ELECTION NOTICE

canal. but they shall remain the property
on the state and under its MANAGEMENT for
other disposition herein contained. shal not
apply to the canal known the Main and
Hamburg street canal. situated in the city
Of Buffalo. and which extends easterly from
the, westerly line of Main street to the wes-
terry hne Of Hamburg street. nor to that
portion OF the existing Erie canal lin the
Schuyler street and the easterly line of Third
street, provided that flow of sufficient
water from Schuyler street TO Third street
10 feed thst portion Of the canal east Of
Third street be ntainedl betsccen Rome
and Mohors- Al funds that may be derived
from any lease, sale or other disposition. CT
any canal shall be applied TO the improve.
rnent. superintendent or repair of the re-
naming portion of the canals.
2 Resolved Of the Senate ccncur>. That
the foregoing amendment be submitted TO the
people at the general election in the year
nineteen hundred and twenty-one. in accord
ance with the provisions of the election law
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
This bin was duly passed, majority aai 81 all
the members elected 70 the Assembly voting IL
favor thereof. three-hfths being present.
BY order of the Assembly.
H. E MAcHoLp.
STATE OF, NEW YORK. 'saN'''
=, This blu was duly passed. a majority Of an
the Senators elected voting n favor thereof
three-hfths being present
BY order e the Senate
JEREMIAH WOOD
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE. S.
have compared the preceding copy of con-
current resolution with the original resolution
on ME 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 the city of Albany, this. first day OF
July IN the year ore 81 1rsand nine
hundred and twenty-one
JOHN J. LYONS,
Secretary Of State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

The S03 Fourth Avenue Corporation
Louis B. Brodsky and Samuel Augen-
blick). which recently acquired
forty two-year lease of the old Pack
ard School site, at the northeast cor
ner Of Fourth Avenue and Twenty
third Street. filed plans through Gro
nenoerg & Leuchtag, architects, for its
Improvement with a three-storv show
room building and stores, at an esti
mated cost of $4,000. The property
fronts 100 feet on the avenue and 1856
feet on the street.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

sECoR. HORACE. i'm I'r-.ss1-aNcr
81 an order OF Honorable joan = Co
aai@r Surrogate Of the Count of %av
YORK, NOTICE is hereby give 10 ali per-
soAs having Claims against Horace seco-.
j. rate OF th- County az New York d.
ceased, 70 present the same win vonchs~-
thereof 10 TIE subscribers. AZ its place Of
lFansaNiirg business at the Office OF Muir
ray prentice & Alorich. It's attorneys a.
10 81 Wall Street. N the Borough OF
N ann attain. n the cry OF New York. state
o. New oTk on or before the 18th day
Dated. New York. the 2sth day Of July.
The EQNITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK r-ac,,,1-.
Mca.i<-.f \. PRENTICE & -ALDRICH. At
'edne}s tor Executors. Once and post
o,hcc address 81 Wall 81 pororeh ~
Manhattan. New York City.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR

C0NCyRRENT RESOl rTT0N OF THE SENATE,
70 SE'S1IoNS TN5:N TY SIN AND T7s>Iy
~ ~. f. :, or r. AAlt.lt .3LE or Ta s4\STI
foVlnr ni}lie ~ 80 - L. 3 I, ~, ~
COUNTIES Or WEsTCHES AND NASSAU
Sec0i on J. Resolved Ct the Assembly con-
49,, s'as secllons 1wenty-slN and twenty
"'sSa se ,r 70 read rs iciows
-. mere sn3t pc IN each county. ex-
b,a,.s = 1919 wno.y lnciuced In city. a
eor SCR n .s'ra e.ec'eo IN sacn manner and
law ps s1en pc per1oe as Is or may he provided by
fer forms re 81 '"Gg pfor'ee bk lag
'', ~ uSS94' or etti3er SUBJECT to
s,,b ~" ofpFoeat oF re electors Of any
boy a. .ene|os ttectaoa m an odd
,s".'oe .. gsar. ~ sbch form OF 0orern-
or ~ "|~y RNc'~es ne oTdN"ier 20 me county
erercscd b. fo,css or to,cu oicers r. ioo
prov'din0 foT such form OF oorsrnment shall
also prescribe the manner aohich the
e. g1a re,'ert 70 ITS 1or,ner jorm OF government
the county snail not preclude the legisiatars
ron anie1'd.'g or 1nodlfyino satch plan. II
a,esr SUCH torn o. gorernnse'lt the board OF
s fes o s , os gootshsd the poeers ard du;
bp the constiufioq or b sfntte ,set zoo
r'ded for 5y such form Of government shall
der9lve upon the gorsrnino electire body IN
snch colt,lty. In city which includes an
ties, the powers and duties of a board of sup
ervIsor5 may be devoved upon the municipal
Assembly common council. board of alder
a. The essatare shay sba CT by y0e general s1sy
laws, confer upon the boards of supervisors.
or other governing elective bodies of the
powers of local legislation and Administers
ton as the Legislature NAV from me 70
time deem expedient , and II In counties
which now have, or hereafter have. county
AUDITORS or other fiscal officers, authorized to
audit bills accounts, charges claims or de-
mands against the county the legislature
may confer such powers upon (said szch
auditors, or fiscal officers. the legislature
may rom tlfne TO time. deem expedient-
That the FOREGOING amendnen '' bs Tpmcnr,
to the people for annroval Of ths
election TO be held in the year nineteen bnnl
dred and twen+v-ona ~ acco-dare -, ~;
provisions of the election law.
STATE OF NEW WORK
LIN SENAIE
III apr II. 1921.
ne foregoing resolution was duly passed
:; a; HfaJorluy OF az ths senators elected voting
III favor 1 sner as,1 -. 49,
by oroer 81 the senate.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
PRESIDENT
STATE OF NEW WORK
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AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO

coNSC y[ REsoLuIIoN OF THE SENATE
Mr. A rs sHeoN pF F9 ST xRr ~ AMSB
SSsESS4SS9S OF z6rH HsA Of SE0N TIE e
Section l. Resolved III the Assembly con-
eur), That section six of article three Of the
g. Each member of the legislature shall
receive, for his services an annual salary Of
Lone one thousand five hundredl three thousand
dollars. The members of either house shall
aiso receive, the sum Of one dollar for every
ten miles they shall travel in going to and
returning n5s from their place of meeting. once
Senators, when the senate alone is convened
IN eXtraordinary session. or when serving as
peachments. and such members of the assem-
ply. not exceeding nine in number as shall
be appointed managers of an impeachment.
dollars a day.
e. Resolved iii the Assembly concur.
to the people at the general election 70 he he
held in the year nineteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-one. IN accordance with the provisions of
the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed
a majority, Of AL the Senators elected voting
in favor thereof.
BY order Of the Senate.
JEREMIAH WooD,
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. 10, 1921
The. foregoing. resolution was duly passed
majority Of all the members elected to the
Assembly, voting in favor thereof
BY order of the Assembly
II. <. MACHOLD.
STATE OF NEW YORK ''s1''s''
OFFICE or THE sECRETARY or STATE :.
have compared the preceding copy of con-
current resolution with the original resolution
o.. NE IN the office and do hereby certify
mat 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
the city Of Albany this first day of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secretary Of State.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE,
AND ASSEMBLY, PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT
TO SECTION ONE OF ARTICLE TWO OF TffF,
CONSTITUTION. IN RELATION TO oIfAIIFf
CATION OF VOTERS
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Actress Purchases Dwelling
On Heights in BROOKLYN

Cecil Cunningham, the actress pur-
chased the dwelling of George Gair at 81
Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn Heights.
through the A. H. Leventritt Company.
A. j. Shannon Company, Inc, sold for
Edward Schell his residence at SIS
Fifth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

tc,. ANTHONY II. EVANS. y. H.. Pastor.
H"v Thomas W. smith. u. D..
iteaches 1T / A. al.
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Prince & Ripley sold for Howard S.
Candee his large Colonial house on
Greenacres Avenue, in the Greenacres
section Of Scarsdale. to DR.. Jorn A.
Mathews, president of the Crucibe Steel
Company, of Pittsburgh. Dr. Mathews
will occupy the property about October
l. The property was held at SIS 900.
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X e al Estate News

~ponglng Works at an aggregate rental
81 approximately $50 200: also 1000
t K", at 90 and Il Wooster Street to
Mari Helsenberg "
Ine Charles F. Noyes COMPANY
leased Offices in the Fulton Building.
c Nassau Street, to Valdemar
&c "Tarzstein; in the Broadway Maid
en- Lane Building. 170 Broadway. to
Patrick II. Lennon ir, and at so Stone
Street to John G. Il. Stunrnan ir.
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE,
70 SECTION ONE OF ARTICLE Two OF TIE
S0MSTlTlTl0N q RELATION TO QUAIIFI-
Section l. Resolved (is the Assembly con-
eur), That section one Of article two Of the
constitution be amended to read as follows !:
one Eyey be s bs 6 0 the age Of twenty
ninety days, and an inhabitant Of this state
one year next preceding election and for
the last four months a resident of the county
and for the last thirty days a resident of he
election district in which he she may offer
his or her vote. shall be entitled 20 vo;e al
such election in the election district of VIII en-
he or she shall at the time be a resident. and
not elsewhere. for all officers that now are
or hereafter may be elective by the people
and upon all questions which may be sub
rnitted to tho vote Of the 3eopie. nr@vf7@1
however, that citizen by MARRIAGE shall haxa
been an inhabltant of the United States for
five years; and provided that in time Of war
no elestor IN the actual military service Of
the state. of the United States. IN the
army or navy thereof. shall be deprived Of
his her vote by reason Of his or her ali
sence from such election district; and he
legislature shall have power to prov de- 4he
manner in which and the time and place at
the return and canvass o. their votes in
the election districts N which they respect
lively resdel.
Notwithstanding the forcgoino -,ro7,,s ,o,,e
after January first. Que thousand i,e hatn-
bred and ftOsrty-t1oc. no person shall become
entitled to vote by otfcin'ng majority. b.
IL also able, ercept for physicc d.sqb l.
tn. to read and orifs Engliih aud sulfcbIe
loscs snail be passed 6y the i5o slature to en-
force this prorision.
& .. Resolved Of the Assembly corcnr)
That the foregoing amendment he submitted
to the people fer approval at the general
election TO be held in the year nineteen hun
dred and twenty-onc in accordance with the
provisions Of the election law.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE.
Arr. u. 1921.
The foregoing. resolution WAS day passed
majority of all the Senators elected vot n;
In favor ihelrof
BY order of the senatc.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr. u. 1921
majority Of all the members elected To- IN,
Assembly voting in favor thereof
BY order of the Assembly
II. L. MACHOID
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE So
have compared the preceding copy Of o,n-
current resolution with the original resolution
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EXPLANAT1ON.--Ma IN italics Is new :
matter in brackets J is old law to be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY July l, 1921
Pursuant to the provisions of section TWO
hundred ninety-fve OF the Election Law, notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
the. Constitution of the State Of New York
will be submitted to the people for the pur-
pose pose OF Voting thereon, at the next general
vember. nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Restaurant Man Acquires Two
Buildings in Jones Lane

Lawrence A. Lessin, restaurateur
in the financial district bought from
the Broadway John Street Corporation
the two five story buildings at 4 and
Jones Lane, with a frontage of 4O.5
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Brokers in Estate Sale

Horace S. Ely & Co. we're the brokers
in the sale of the Van Ingen estate, two
four story dwellings reported in these
columns yesterday, at 81 and % West
Thirtieth Street.
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" estchester

'slEAx HEIGHTS - NEW CORNER
WA. large pot. rooms baths: Nv
. room. s9x1o. AL rooms large. eve~y
.s.ss.Saole improvement; suite bic for doc
+. nul6sr Will sac-ifce this last house
r u Pelnarrda'. srd Colonial aves or
Ias%ssha Corp. 500 Wills ave Telephone
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REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT


4! rREEPoRT. L. New surnrner bum
|esv roor1s and bath. on plot 30xloo
FTts ss.3so OF easv tsr1rs.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY,
u y Long Beach a.. Freeport. y. Y.
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Auction of Ziegler Estate

The country estate of Mrs. William
Ziegler sr., in Ridgefield, Conn, on
Main Street. with frontage on Kings
Lane and Highridge Avenue, is to be
sold by Joseph P. Day at auction to-
day on the nremises
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SEVEN
EXPLANATION.-Ma IN italics Is new
matter IN brackets is old law 10 be omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY. Judy l. 1921.
hundred ninety-hve Of the Election Law. notics
IS hereby given that the following proposed
aimendment TO section eight of article seven OF
VIII be submitted 70 the people for the pur-
p o, voting thereon at the next general
e s.si 70 be held on the eighth day No
Vember. nineteen hundred and twenty-o1
JOHN J. LYONS
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EXPLANATION.ZM Mater in .talice i now =.
,ne.ter ~ nr-c...- =. - -,-., - ID


ccNCl aHg.NT RESOLUTION oF TIE SENATE.
tNI' Sel''BlA PROPOSING A ANf,>,-1 ! ~
tu ~t' riaN EIGHT ~ AHJ.i fF SEYEN cir
CERTAIN roaTioN tF TIE ri.F fANAr
Section !. Kes % 81 the Senate concur>
nat section eight Of art'cl seven OF the
Institution be amended 20 read rs follows
s., The Legislature shall not sail lease
or otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal. the
oswvso canal the thanplain canal. the Cay
usa and Seneca canal or the Black R.vsx
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ELECTION NOTICE

EXPLANATION. Matter in tales is new
matter IN brackets is old ,aw TO lie omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Or STATE
ALBANY. July !. 1921
pursuant to the provisions of section two
hundred nnety-tive OF the h,iscron Law rofica
is hereby given that the following proposed
stn1endment to section ME of article FIVE Of
tne constitution of the State eff New York
VIII be submitted to the e0ple for TIE pur-
pose OF Voting, thereon at tire next general
electlon to be held on the eighth day Of No
'hoer. nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

Joseph P. Day will sell at auction to-day
in Phillipsburg Hall, Yonkers, eighty
eight lots and six new buildings at
Nepera Park by order of the Nepera
Homes and Realty CORPORATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Sale of White Plains Home

Douglas-Gettell sold the residence Of
James Gage, at 20 Highland Avenue,
White Plains. to a resident of this city.
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BY Henry Brady-Prospect av, 2s4 o 8,
9e.1 = II 1slst 81. 5-sty fat. 1exl5ox irreg:
Alfred Pisani agt Michelna Cullo OF
a.: amt due, s1,25646, taxes. etc, sS7o49,
withdra Tn-
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AMENDMENT NUMRFR FIVE

AND AssTAIBLY PRoPosING * AlENn 5'lfs T
TIE cos sTIrl -TIoN IN RELATION TO CHf1,D1E
R RE- COURTS AND COURTS OF DOMESTIC
Section 1. Resolved Of the Assembly con-
curl, That section eighteen of article six b.
the constitution be amended to read as fol-
IS. Inferior local courts Of civil and
criminal jurisdiction may be established BY
the legislature. but DO inferior local court
thel Erccpt as herein pr0ridcd the lerisla-
ture shall not hereafter confer upon any in
terlor or local court of its creation, any
equity jurisdiction any greater jufisdic-
tlcn IN other respects than is con fe-red uDon
county courts by under this article The
legislature 1noy establish chsldreas courts
and courts Of domestic relations, as separntc
courts. or ds parts Of eristirq courts or
courts hereafter TO be created. and MAJ con-
fer upon them such jurisdiction mag be
necessary Tor the correction. protection.
1unrdldnship and disposition OF DELINQUENT
neQlected or depcnent minors. and for the
punishment and correction Of adults resDoy-
81. neglect dependencu and 10 corr mel
the support OF q wife. child or poor relative
qoG"0on or neglect to support any Of them.
In conferrIn0 such jurisdiction the lecisla-
ture shat proride that whoneuer child is
committed TO an institution or is placed in
the custody o. dnp person by parole placing
out adcption or guardianship tt shell be 50
rmltted or placed, Thsn prdct cable. to an
custody Of person. Or the same RELIGIOUS
persuasion the child. IN the exercise OF
snch 7rr'Seict'p'' such courts 7rGg hear and
determine such causes. with sCithout
Jrrv. erceDf those lnrolcln0 felony. Ex-
cent as here 4 otherwise provided all judi
ciai officers shall be elected or appointed at
such times and in such manner as the legis-
lature may direct
s 2. Resolved IF the Assembly concur).
to the pco3e e. approvai A. ' ~ Do,,le,ed
election to be he'd in the year nineteen hun
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AnEGG, JOHN HENRy-IN Pr-Rsry-
~nce o. an order OF Honorable John p
9 halan Surrogate OF tho County =.
Hew York. NOTICE Is hereby given to All
pstsons having claims against JOHN
if-N ~ ABEGG. late Of the County ~
New York deceased. to present - az ~.
WIN voae hers thereof. to the subsc-lser-
the ONCE OK Murray, Prentice = s,se, At
I ner attorneys. at No. 81 Wall streef sr
ne. re-. i'VIonSa Of Mannattan. in the city Of
-" Or. state OF New York. on or ~
or tAe 18th day Of February, 1924
-. i's9' New York the 2sth day OF July.
49, ADOLPH RuSCN.
HENRY A. RCSCH.
murray. PRENTICE & ALDRICH' A.
tolneya for Executors ONCE and poss~
office Address 81 Wall stress ~
0ush Oh Manhattan. Nes York Cit.
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FOR LEASE
MADISON AVE NEAR 9th ST

First Ard seccrf noofs euit4bis for business pur
port, fAik1. fourth sfa rfti floors contain rnsatsr
DftfVcnN. al x.<J connecting. modern bAtis also
: s1r7ahts' IRONS AID bath srafg aNd basefnrflt
modern biang if'ff communicating telephone. as
fe't AID indlrsr' steam i.est. oo. Df~rfSGEK 4
EROS 81 = st.. yDt-s broker
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ExPLANAT1ON.-M in italics is new :;
matter in brackets ] is old law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Of STATE
ALBANY. July l, 1921.
Pursuant to the provisions of section TWO
hundred ninety-fve Of the Election Law. notice
IS hereby given that the following proposed
aimendment to section six of article three Of
the. Constitution of the State of New York
viii be submitted to the people for the pur-
pose OF voting thereon. at the next general
vember. nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS,
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EXPLANATION Matter in iiaiios is new

STATE or NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIKI - ntTAkN or STATE
ALBANY, Jttiy ]. 1927.
Pursuant 70 the provisions Of section two
hundred n-nety-tive eff the Election Law notice
s hereby given that the following proposed
amendment IL section .wenty-six and twen-
Iy-seVen Of article three of the Constitution
81 tne State OF New York VIII be submitted
t. the people for the purpose Of voting there
on at TIE next general election TO be held on
ne eighth day Of November. nineteen hun
dred and twenty-one
JOHN J. LYONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

rss Lift ACRES LAND. ~ NOR
R.,,,r~ yy9nty G~ofkia> Desirable farm.
l. CLACK. ftarravilIe. Ga.
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on file IN this office. and do hereby certify
that the same IS L CORRECT Transcript there
from and ri the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
cfice CT the Secretary Of State at
H. ) ~ Y Of Albany. this first day of
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and 1wenty-one.
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secretary of State.
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~>,~-aks1s TO IEr-cNrt nxrsuYp


,.ss1 ", ~ ~ AFAFyMEssT. oon,nt,..,v
rs rsssse be1f>5ffss md oe~@>,'' :
~ ftsss - ~an{e1 Dz three chrss,sna
ssstls ~ T. ''s =. - - April H. nses. r.
.tfss sDst,sv f1,hAn1 ~. cars. s,,lf p.
~ hi sann 'N@H s'snton ~. EfcsAlzn.
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Queens

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
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u -" HOUSES AT $500 Up
ssr.s Hsishss bGilt of rtucoo ana
~ .ear, parqvet floors. electricity
N v. Michael Bros 4 Christian.
sssas usN"ooc @ac Palisacs &ve1 Tels-
- H~cxensacI e2s-F
it1fr~<-~
s,ss. 49, VINO. MUST SELL
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