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LAWS OF NEW YORK
S(-ctl??n Eighteen "T Article Si\ of the
,?,-n?titution. in Relation to Children's
Court? and Courts of Domestic pela
Hon*
s?, i. m 1 Resolved ?if the \?
concur). That seilt i ht? i of article
six of th? constitution b" amended t . road
?S follows
j lj Inferior local courts .
jurisdiction may be establ ?bed by
the l??g'..??'.a'?''ir''? ,M't *??? Inferior loval court
hereafter created shall be con
2^-ert [Tin- : . rovid, d !
'?ite leclsi.itu-..' shall not hereafter confei
ur^n ac.y Infero?!- or local court of Its
creation, any equity Jurisdiction or any
?real??' Jwritsdlctton in other reajMCts than
h conforre.; upon county courts hy or im?
iter this tMi'cle. Th* teflttfatur? may ?
'egh chaire* s COM? - On .' -o vie?
ri'a.'tO>i.'. OS separate courts, o>- <:* iniri'i of
tI,j(..u eotti ts or r to be
fvente.i. and ic.v. confer upon them ???
^xfictie,* as may be necessary for :/>?? cor.
.. ?
position of i. ? or i
and ?? - : ' - punishment and <-,.? ? ? ,?
tit? of adults c ?.???>'?"? ;'>.? for or c
jisj to s et or depen?
dency, and to compel the .-.:,!?;?' of a
ftti'id o? ...
tharfeablt ??????? >'h who abac -,
Uet to support any of them. In ,-<>??
ju.-h ".? '' ' " ' '?' '? >-:-"
-. it fed (;?
?. '
any person by par,,;,. ?,: ,.
?a- guardianship. U shall be so com
er p.c. - ;. ?? ? - ?:.'..??:
;?.)? governed by persons, ?.
e' a r<rson, of tht samt ??< .??-,..
fian as 'he eh Id. in rhe exercise of snch
ItrisdKtiem such courts may hear
?rmito SKCh io:iw?'. uHts\ or without a Jury,
except those I'li-o.'i i?? ' Except a*
hrrei-i otherwise provided, all Judicial oitl
?ers shall '??' elected or appointed at such
times an 1 In such manner as th? legislature
?a? il
j S. R the Assembly concur),
Thal the foregoing amendment be r?
.,'...,. ?; : nature to be . h isen :.;
. , ? -\? . (senators an :
fourteen
for three months previous to thu time :
such el<
TH OF NEW Ti IRK
IN SEN '.7 .
,.,,? ;?.. 19J0
The for ?* Ing resolutton was il -,,..-?.
, . ?. .- ? d vo
in?; In ; ? ? '
S nate.
. : V v' WALKER,
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EW YORK,
IN ASSBM i
2 V IT? M
Th" f
? major he ?.- ? cd to
tt* M?< : ng In fa r thi rcof.
B ? ?
. C. SWEET,
Sp< aker.
?3TATE ? IF NEW Yi iRK, 7 vs
Off| a of the Seer? te, ?j
I ha?" con ' ?- I tin ng ??? -,-?.- i '
concurren!
Rice, and do
is a correct
?-an-' rlpl ' m and of the whole
there t
G;v:' le? mj han '. ar 1 th" seal of
office of thi :' ? tarj of State,
[TL. 8.] at ? he t; of ilbany. thii
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IN ASSE
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The foi
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In fa\
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FRANC 1
LAWS OK NEW YORK
shall he applied to the improvement, super- :
intendenca or repair of the remaining por- :
tion of the canals.
I .: Resolved (If the Senate concur).
i.iai the foregoing amendment be referred
to th.? legislature to t?, chosen at tho next
general election of s, nuiem and in con?
formity with section one of article four-,
leen of tho constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of euch .
on
STATE OC NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr, 10. 1920.
This bin was duly passed, a majority of.
all the members elected to the Aeseniblv
voting In favor thereof, three-fifths being
By order of the Assemblv.
Til API'Ill's C. SWEET.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
I?'- 23, lT"2l*i.
This bill was duly pass..!, a majority of
all th- Senators elected voting In favor ?
thereof, three-fifths being present.
By order of the s >i ate
HARRY C. WALKER,
President.
STATE OF NEW YORK '
Office of the Secretary of St.?>t?>v as :
Albany, ?7mJ> i, 1920.
! have compared the preceding copy of
concurrent resolution with t he original .
resolution on file in thi? office, and do
hereby certify that the same is a, correct
pt therefrom and of the whole
: hereof
Olven under my hand and the seal of
office of the Secretary <?t* Slate.
?.L. S.] at th? city of Albany, this lirst ?
day of July, In the year ono
thousand nine hundred and
twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
FIFTEEN
Explanation Matter In italics Is new;
matter In brackets [ ] Is old law to bo
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office of the Seen tary of state.
All .?.?? July 5. 1 ?20,
Pursuant to the pro- of section one
' irtlcl? f lurl ? ri of : hi i Ions! Itut Ion of
he Si ate of N? w Y - -.. and si ctlon t\?, ?>
hundred nlnetj five of the Election Law.
notice is herebu given that the following
proposed amendment to section eii;ht. of
seven of tho Constitution of tho
State of Nev ' referred to the l<glr>
Intun to be ch sen at tho n??xt general
? lei tion of senators In this State to be
held on the second day of November,
? Ineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
S, retary of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIFTEEN
Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to i
tion Eight of Article Seven of the
Constitution, In Relation to a Certain
Portion of the Erie Canal.
?? 1. Resolved (if the Senate con
cur), That section eight of article seven
of 'h-, constitution be amended to real as
5 i The legislature shall not sell, lease
or otherwise dispose of the Erie canal, th"
? n ?-? ? ? mal, the Champlaln canal, tho ;
Cayuga and Seneca canal, or the BlacH
River canal; but they shill remain tho
? ? ? ? ?rl ?-? ol : 1 ?? Bta ' ?? and ui 1er its ?van - '
??? r. Th?? pr ihlbltlon of lease,
* a I? or oi llsposl'.li n !?, r< In c ntained, \
? ? . : to the canal kn iwn ? a tho
? ? ? canal, situated
i ? :?: i, .-"1 which oxti nds
from the west? rlj line ? Main
? westerh of Hamburg
? ;. noi that pol . : the ? dating
n the i I ? lea, i etw ? n
? . . ,, street and
lino . treet, provided
' '?? ? ' :"., ?.
t to 1 itreet to fei .1 that
fill ? f T h 11 street
?? . :? ? . ?
? ? ' ? i on of the exist? i E\
? .. ecu th
ion f tht villago of M h ? ?V nnd
? ? i .
i ? da. All fui I ^ ? hal
ease sale or other
? .. shall be applied to |
rln ndenci or repair .'
- ?, Ion ol anals.
: :? . If thi Senate c ncui),
- - . ; ami ndmen t be r<
- ? . be cho en at the i. xt
election ( senators an i In con -
with s ? : n , no of article four
I the - itlon be published for -
: .'. ? ? m ml I..i previous to I he : line of su?, li
STA "IE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEi] BLY,
U ?- 11, 1920,
ily pass : i majority of
men ers elected to the Ai
or n fa- : thon f, three-fifths being
y oi : f thi A ss' mblj.
TliA : il : - SWEET,
Spi aker.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENA" 17,
-4pr. 15, 1920.
This bill was ?' : is I, ,. majority
of all tho Senators i ,'oting in favor
???'??: thi ??.-::: ? lis being pr. t
' ly ordei i the - ? natf .
IIAHR? i v\ A LKER,
/'. ? sident.
STATE OF NEW YORK )
of thi - retarj ? :
m pi ? ? ? ? ling cop?,
n< .? .- ??-.-..- th . .
on o In th - an
certify thai ...
' 17 i and of ihe i
Lh :
nd and the seal of
c ? fie? ? ? ;" ? .- ret : S ta te,
[L. S.] t tl ty of Alb .... this :
J in ? h<3 year
???? - nin - hundred and
twei '
FRA '..:,- -? HUGi ?,
?S'? ' ? tary of State.
SIXTE 7,
:'? inntioi Mai ? is new
? I ?- ? ?? '?'. ! ; ?s ol . law to be
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t to tl ns if section oi
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tion two
n ?'? five of Ih '7 ?
given that : , . ?. ?
Idoios, tent to ac-onon ten of i
' ' ' tutiun ?>! Statj
1 to t le g 1
ge.'1'.'i
? ' ' ? ? - tobe!
? ? mber, nineteen hundn d
??
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
:
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIXTEEN
? ' n ...f the Sen ite ai :
: ..? ? ? ? - ? ,
Section Tei I El ; _: ? he i Ion
lelation to the Amount to
II Tux for Cornty or Cil Pui
intie nid Cit les.
IO it 1 ? I I ' ? I I. ? ? - . ?
'
itutiull I I . : ., . ?
?
.-. city, t iwn or i
: give an] property
- to or ii
poration
? lie ownci
: bo of,.- ? 1 a ti o n o r
hal) ;u:;. such counl j.
city, : ? . ? vlll . ? be e ... ?. : to in u
nesa excel ?. I ir county, clt>, .
. ? 'ses Thi s sei tioi
: ' ; u ? . , city, ?'? : ?
making such provision for the
? . ? may be ., u ?
: bj la ,v. N > i ounty oi citj shall
I to 1 ome Indebted for ai
a n am i n t w h 1 c h
dneas, shall ex
coed ten per i of t he ass? ss- d
?
city subject i ? ' red by
said i uni ? ty
on th ent for. Btai or i intj
? incui : ing
, ndel II s in excess
li t ? ?
: sol lit oly void, c:
: , .. . . ! So count) '
present Indi bterl -:????- ox ? ?? Is |
? ?. : ccntui oi i; -.??? I valual
.. ,-..,,. ? to taxation Shu : bi
Indi bted m any I urther
? unt , such Indobte Iness shall be re
such limit. This sect!..n shall
? ued to prevent the Issuing ol
? . ? Indebti dm ss oi re\ ?
. .. i in antl ill ation of the colb c- .
., ol taxes for amounts actually oon
. ? ined In the taxes for
.... : sui n i erti?catea or i
bonds are Issued and payable cut cd such
taxes nor to prevent the city of New York
from issuing bond.?* to be redeemed mt
?. year next succeed ng
t* their issue, pro?, . I
ah? ? ivl ?. ?
. - r in i x ? of l
? ?. ahall not ex
nth nlum ol th?;
estate ol
' ' - : ixution. Noi sh il
; be cons! rued to previ nt Ihe
nds to i thi supply of
..... (hi t? : i?, ol the bonds Issued to
. . ..-, .,:.. tor lh' suppl: of '....:? -. In excess
.,. the limitations of lnd? bt dm ss tlxi d
h, ??. in Bhall not exceed twenty years, and a
. be crea : on the ssuing
of the.aid bonds tor their redemption by
, , ? ? annually a sum which will produce
an amount equal to the sum of the prln
: i interest of said bonds at their
? I, i, bl in -<
issu, d m antlcipatl n ? I
'-? ', f taxes, whl h aro ri l r?
?
.....
end any debt h; r? tier
os any port ".ti or part of a city,
Bhull be any Buch debt, shall be m
the power
th? rwlse Indebte l; excj pi
, Incurred by tho city of N, w
. .;,. fi,.S| o iy of January, nine?
, ,',; hundred end tour, and debl ? In urred
,v am citj ?7 tl ss ?'?' ' ;?"
rirat day of January, nim teen hundred and
'.'.n, and debts incurred by any city ot
.,.,. third d .ss after the llrst daj ol Jar.
an ! t, n. to provld
pplj oi water, shall not bo so
??eluded- and except further that any debt
thereafter incurred by the city of New,
York for a public Improvement owned or
to bo owned by tho city, which yield? to
LAWS OF NEW YORK
th? city curr.-nt net rev.muo, ?itt?-r making
anj necessary allowance for repairs and
maintenance for which tin? city la liable.
In excess of the Internal on said debt and
of tin- annual Instalments necessary for
us amortization, may be excluded in as
certalnlng the powei of jrnbl city to bo
come otherwise Indebted, provided that a
sinking fund for it-? amortisation shall
have been established and maintained, and
thai tin? Indebtedness shall noi be ?o ??>:
chid, i eiui Ing any period of time when
ih.? revenue aforesaid ?hall not be suf?
ficient to equal the eu id iatercal and aiii"i
n/.aiion Instalment?, und excopl further
thai any imlebtednoaa heretofore Incurred
hy the olty Of New York for any rapid
transit or dock Investment may be so ex?
cluded proportionately to the ext??nt to
which the currenl not revenue received by
sai?l city therefrom shall meet tho Interest
and amortization Instalments thereof, pro?
vided that any Increase In tho ?lebt ttt
currlng power of tho ??itv of New York
which shall result from the exclusion of
debts hen tofore Incurred shall bo avail?
able only tor the acquisition or construc?
tion ol properties to be us., l for rapid
transll or dock purposes. Tho legislature
shall prescribe the method by which and
the terms and conditions under which the
an,<oin; of nnj debl to he so excluded
shall be determined, and no Buch debt
shall be i \ lu I l i xcept In accordance
with ih.? determination so pros i?lbed. The
legislature ma> In Its discretion confer
aj?propriate Jurisdiction on the appellate
division of the supreme courl In tho flrsi
ludlcial department for the purpose of ite
termiuing tho am..in.; of any debt to bo so
excluded. No Indebtedness of a city valid
at tho time of its Inception shall there?
after become Invalid by reason of tho
operation of any of the provisions of this
section. Whenever the boundaries of any
city are tho same as those ol a county, or
when any city shall Include within its
boundaries more than one county, the
power of any county wholly Included with?
in such city to bocomi indebted shall
cea.?... bu* the debt of the county, hereto?
fore existing, shall not, for r'.ie purposes
?if this section, !??? reckoned as -., part of
the city debt. The amount hereafter to
I", raised b> tax for . luntj or ell t pur?
poses. - rcfn ?: ? of ai pr ,priations ?? r , du
cational pii rp, x ?. In any ? -. uni y .
ing a city of over one hundred thousand
inhabitants, or any such city of this si ite,
in addition to providing f ir tho ; rln Ipal
and Interest of existing debt, shall not in
the aggn gate ex.I n anj < ne year t wo
per centum of the assessed valuation of
th?? real and pers mal esl ite of ouch count)
or city, I" be ascertained as prescribed In
thi? section in respect to county or city
debt.
?1 ?. Resolved 'If the Senate concur),
[?hat the foregoing amendment be. reforred
to the legislature to be chosen at thi in ?tl
general election of eenetors, and in con?
formity with section one of article four?
teen of the Constitution be published for
three months previous to the Limo of such
election
STATE 0]r NEW YORK
IN ASSEMBLY,
_. Apr. 20. 1920.
This bill was duly passed, a majority of
nil the members elected to th" Vssi ? h ?
voting in favor thereof, three-fifths being
; i ' sent,
Hy order of the Assembly,
THADDEUS C. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK,0 *'
IN SENATE,
' Apr. 2.1. ?920.
Tlds bill was duly passed, a majority of
all the Senators elected voting In f?voi
thereof, thre? fifths ! ? Ing : - sent.
l'y oi li r f th s nal
Il A I1RY i 7 \V S.LKER,
Pn lent
STATE OF NEW y. IRK
' ifl Ice of t hi S?cr?tai y of Stal
I have compared the preci h . i
' ' iri nt : ? - lutloti with the ol
' ? ?' ? : on Ule in this oft : .
? ? : ? ; hat il:-, sam Is n rrcel
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof.
Given under -i j ' mil 11:.. seal of
.?f?r., of the S? ci itui ? :' PI ??
[I.. S.] the citj . ?' Albany, this first day
of July In tho > ear . ?, ?!. lusand
nine hun Ired und twenty
h RANCI!? M UUOO,
Sec n tary of State.
SEVENTEEN
Explanation- Matter in italics Is new;
matter In brackets ! j Is old law to be
. mltl ? d,
STATE i IF NEW YORK
Office of tho Se - ? ? ? ?. ol fil it?,
.?..-, I 120
Pursuant to the -, ro? isions of si I
of arti .?? foui :??? n of I he i Ions II il on .-(
the State of New i'ork : ion t ivo
. nineO :??. ? the '.: tion
notl i is hi re by gl .-en that tho 1 .ving
Ian ndn nt to section i ven of
article eight of th Con uf tho
i of Ne ?.'.? York Is re i i I to c
lature to be ch sen al th ne ? ? general
tion of senai is in this Stati ;?? :
on i he second da y o? Nuvi mbi r, nlnetei n
hundred twent y.
FRANi 'IS M. HUGO,
;?: ???-':?_ o) State
AMENDMENT NUMBER! SEVEN?
TEEN
Concurrei I Resolution f thi te and
Assembly Prop ? an An ? : nl to
.-? ? : ' m El ?ven i . ? e Eight of I he
' nsl .' tion, in Relation ? ; ?. t?te
: Charll es, th? " .'
i .... ? and tl ? ? :.?:."
i on gieiie.
1. Res ..?? . ,. .,
cur), That sect ? , elghl
: ? nstltui ?. 1 ? ami-nded to read as
?
'1 7 .?.? . ill j ? ? tat
oard of charll ? h shall visit u II
I Institi r stati county,
: ' I, In incorporated,
... 7 are ol ? i . :
. . . .,...; , .. ,. .-. , . ..... . , . . , .. ..
; state list it ' . ' educo
-. i . ? ?:??:?
and .:-,.- : ???-..
' : I .... ' . :
to the visitation and ii f
? he mm herelnaftei
mentioned, LI till reforn ori
1 ? \ . : ? ? . ? I u 11 m
of felon ? ?
.
rr on mental hyp
. ... .-. lie or i
.-ab : : ' . ? ? .
? ? ? r, -, ? did
? iot I
? ? - .
,-isii I ii
?? titu !..? . :
of sai tiduli god . ? . . convicted
i oi detained at iviti
52 Resolved til the A si ibly concur .
Tha : : he : regolng amen ni i rel red
! . ? he legislature to bi it the next
g< i eral eh ctlon of Ben itoi In con
fi rmlty with section or..? of ai : ur
.... n of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of such
?
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE,
Apr 2 7 1920
The foregoing resolution was
all l ho Si ... toi ..? ted vot
i then '
: . ordei oi le Si nate,
HA RRY C. WA LKER,
/ ? ?i klent.
STATE < iF NEW Y? iRK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
2 ; 1920
The foreg Ing resolution ? i I ? ? ; issed,
?. if all the m ted to
the Assemblj voting In favor thereof.
By ordi r of the mb
I?, C. SWEET,
Spt akei.
STATE OF NEW YORK, I ss ?
? iff?.f tin Secretan of State
1 ha .. ?? compi.1 the ; ? ling cop;
i n in nt resolution ? Ith t he origin ,1
Ion on ti.-? m this offlci , and do
hereby certify that the same Is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
? '.? ?
Given under my hand and the seal ot
office of i le? Si en tar\ of .-late, at
[L. 6] lb?? ' .' ? ' : \ ?.'?'? ? ' :
of July In the > ? ar one thousand
nine hun ired und l ? ? ? '-'y.
I??R ANC 11 ? H L" GO,
e, , , , ? state.
EIGHTEEN
Explanation? Mat ter In ? Is new :
matti r In bra? ki ts [] Is old law to be
tted.
STATE OF NEW Y< ?RK
..... , the Seci t State
Vlbanj . July I, 1920.
Pursuant to the provis ons - tion one
of article fourteen of the Constitution ot
the State of New York, and section two
. Ired ninety-five of the Election Law,
? ? e m hereby given that thi fol owing
? posi rl ?: .? n !:;.? nt ; ? si ction two ot ar?
ticle twelve of the Constitution ol the
-? ite of New Vor!, is referre l I ? the legls
ire to b? i 7 :? n ..' the next genera
- n of senators in this St - ' ? hi Id
on the second daj :". nineteen
hundred twentj. ..,,,..
FRANCIS M. IH GO.
Sect tari of >" ate.
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHTEEN
cu ? : ? Ri solul m i and
nb Pro] 'Sinti an A n n ' n lit t
Two of Art! ol thi
.' institution, in R lati n to '
3 lion l Resolved (if the '? ? ?? v.\,:-.
c n ir), That bi ctlon two ol artl twelvi
I of the constitution bo amended : ?? read as
' follows:
? 2 All c'.tlcs are classified ?? : ng t i
?the latest state enumeration, as from time
to time made, us f.,?lows: The firsi i lass
includes all cities having a p pulatl u ol
oi? hundred and seventy-five thousand or
. , ? ?ties ha\ ing .,
of fll -.?.? l ii .usa:).! ., ci II ss than
one hundred and seventy-five thousand:
the third class, all other cm. s. Laws re?
lating to the propel ly, affairs or gov? rn
mem ot eitle?, and the several di pai cnients
dtvidod : : . . . ,.n .
? ?. lal cltv law v genera aws are
which i ro all the cities ol on
re classes; si -' ?
.-. hich relate to n 7-'. or ??> less
than all tho cities ol city
lav, ? shall not i??? passed except In con
wlth th provl ons of Lhls
, Aiier any bill for a spo? I nv, re?
lating to a city, hai been passi ! bj both
branches of Ihe legislature, the house in
v. htch it originated shall immedl itelj
tranumit a certified copy thereof to the
i mayor of such city, and within fifteen days
| thereafter the mayor shall return such bill
to tha clerk of the house, from which i?
was sent, [.orj who If the session of' the
LAWS OF NEW YORK
legislature nt which such bill was passed
luis terminated, shall Immediately transmit
the some to the governor, with tho mayor's
certificat? thereon, stating whether the
city has or ha? mil accepted the same. In
every city of the first ?duns, the mayor, and
In every other city, the mayor and the
legislative body thereof concurrently, shall
net for such city h=i to such bill; hut the
legislature may provide for the concur?
rence or the legislative body In riti..H of
Ihe fl?flt class. The leglslutur? shall pro?
vide for u public notice and opportunity
for n public hearing concerning any such
bill in every city n? which It relates, before
action thereon, Such a bin, if it relates
? to more than one city, shall be I rausmlt t'?d
to tin? mayor of each city to which It re?
lates, ami shall not be deemed accepted
unless accepted ns herein provided, by
every such city. Whenever any such bill Is
accepted as herein provided, It shall b.<
subject, ns are other bills, to the action of
tho governor, Whenever, during the B08
Bion at which It was pAssod, anv such bill
Is returned without the acceptance of the
city or cities to which it relates, or within
such tllfteen days Is not returned, it mav
nevertheless again be passed bv both
branches of the legislature, and it shall
then bo subject, as are oilier hills, to the
action of ihe governor. In every special
city law which has been accepted by lha
city or cities to which it relatos, tho tul"
: shall be follow,?,! by tho Words "accepted
by the city," or "cities." as the caso may
be; m every such law which l? passed
! without such acceptance, by the words
"passed without tho acceptance of the
city," or "cities." an the case may be.
8 2. Resolvd (If the Assembly concur)
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to ih" legislature to b<- chosen at the next
general election of senators, ami in con?
formity with section one ot article fourteen
of the constitution be published for throe
months previous to- the time of such elec?
tion.
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SENATE
Apr. 2.1. 1920.
The foregoing r?solution was duly passed,
n majority of all the Senators elected vot?
ing In favor thereof.
By order of the Senate
HARRY ('. WALKER,
Pr?sident.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASS EM 171, Y.
Apr. 21, 1920.
Tim foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a. majority of all the members elected to
tho Assembly voting In favor thereof.
By order of the Assemble.
THADDEUS ?7 SWEET,
speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK I
Office of the Secretary of States ss-:
I have compared the preceding copy of
concurrent resolution with the, original
n solution on tile In this office, and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
Iranscript therefrom and of th- whole
thereof,
'inen under my hand and the. seal of
office of the Secretary of Stat<-,
[L. S.] at the city of Albany, this first
day of July In the year on?- thou?
sand nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE.
Explanation.?Matter In ?(alles Is new;
(matter In brackets [ ] Is old law to bo
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
<i!T!ce of the Secretary of State,
Albany, July 1. 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
'of article fourteen of the Constitution of
the State of New York, and section two
hundred nin '? five or the Election Law,
notii ? Is hereby given that ih" following
F pn >osl ion, chapl r elghl hundred seven
? .7 i le? law a of nin- teen hundred
? ?. ?. ?. II be submll ted to -the people for
the i in ; of voting Llier? on al the nexl
? ?m ral election to be held i n the second
?lay of November, nineteen hundred
... n t y.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary ol Stale.
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE
CHAPTER .".72
'.?: Vet Making Provision for Issuing
n Is i ? the An ount of not to Exceed
Forty-five Million Dollars for the Pay
meiil if n Bonus to Persons Who Served
in tho Military or Naval Service of the
itod St al es at any Tl ne Between t he
Sixth Day of April, Nineteen Hundred
and Si ?? ? nteen, and the Eh i-enl h ! ?ay of
November, Nineteen Hundred and Elght
? '. and Providing for a Submission of
the Same to the People to bo Voted
Cl n al the Gem cal Election t..? be
Hi I in tho i'ear Nineteen Hundred aid
w e n t y
Bi ? , law May 21, 1920. with the. ap
i ?,.,.ii of tie? Governor. Passed, three
fiftl : : ins ; sent.
The Peopb of the State of Nexo York,
represented in Senatt and Assembly, do enacf
llui i i', oi 1 Issue authorized. There
: isued, in t he ma nni i and at the
: ? ' ? ina fier ri cil ed, bonds of the
si ite ;a an anio,unt not to exceed forty
five ' ?ilion dollars, which bonds shall be
Id 1 tin si ate and the i? ... eeds : h in of
, . : lut . the .-.',.,;> treasury, an.', so much.
i : i !????? as may be necessary expended for
i ho pay..:.>nt of a bonus t.. persons who
. thi ? llitary or naval service of
I'nited Stal es, al any 11 ne 1?.?' wei n
ihe sixth day of April, nineteen hundred
i eventi en, and i he ele?, i nth day of
,-cml ? ninel en hundred and eighteen,
., . In ?? inaftcr provided. Such bonds when
sha Ii be exempt from tax?t i m.
? ?:. -i.y.... Interest The comptroller Is
i . eby direi ted to causi !.. be pr< pared
t?o- bonds of this state to an amount
? ? ?. ? ? ? ed : rp live million <! dial s,
Buch boi is to b nr te si at the rate of
not lo exceed five per centum per annum,
which interest si,,7:1 be payable Beml-an
n tl ' of '??'? '.'?' York. Such
t nd ?. or I he p irtl m : hi reoC at a ny time
shall be made pa ya ble In twenty
ual annual Instalments, the ftrat of
shall be paj able one year from
late of issue, a nd i he iasi of which
shall bo payable twenty-six years from
? issu?? The omptrol lei
1 . reby ??'.?., I v, Il h ; tie d il ? o? s Hing
sucl bonds .. : not 7 sa t han par to the
hlghi ?' :?. Ider ., 'I ? r ad\ ert ising for a
! ? : :,? ?. ul .?? <!.i ys, Sun
? a I, in .] least two da ily to ws
pers printed : I f New Vi rk,
,-. the city of Albany, Ad vert ?se
. ?-..:.. ; p ro vi si on l
? . t the i ptroller, in his dls
!.. ? . reject an; or all bids made
i pursuance . . idvertisei en : s, and
lb? ??? f su rejection, t he comp
lUtl ?izi d to readvi rtl ??? fi r
the form und ? inn r ; bove ?!??
. ? li times as in his Judg?
ment ma; be necessary to effect a Batis?
ta li , wie.
?. , i mmission to distribute proceeds,
roceeds of su :h bonds, after appro
i or appn prl itlons therefrom by
in . sha:I be distributed by a
special commission created by the legis?
lature for su h purpose, to the persons
entitled thereto, under the provisions
ol i'1 ;., act, on application within a time
t.? be presi ribed b> i he legialal ure.
5 .;. Disability fund. The legislature
.. b; law fi r the establishment
and administration of a fund to be used
for : hi an ? in oi the condition ol
ms mate who are sufl erlng
Incurred In the militar) or
, . . ihe United States at anj
lime bel v. ? I he sixth day ol April,
; niin i.i ?. hun I red a n I se rent een, and : he
date ? hon tl we honoi ablj si pa -
?. : . : 7 hargod : rom such servti ? s,
... ,.... pi rson who so
desire to assign to such fund the bonus
. ?h 1.? Is ? nt itled under this ac t.
?. ;, ](. puses !.. certain persons who
?a. In the service of the United States
?. the war with the ('".-man empire and
! its ailles Every person, male or female,
,..!: . was enlisted, Indu ted, warrant! l >r
?, i, an I who servi d honorably
in active duty in tho military or naval
serv.d the United States at any time
between the sixth day of April, nineti en
hundred and sevi nteen, and the < le .??: ' n
day . ? Novi mbi r, : Inete? n hundred and
. eighti en, for ?< period . ng' r than tw >
m i,th- a :. 1 who, at the lime of ? ntering
Into ich sei fl< e was a r? si 7 nt of l lie stute
of Ne? i Ltid i a resldenl at the time
: and who was hon
.,,.'. r dlsch . i :': i such
servi.;? v. 7., Is still In active sei
. , l ... : r has been fui loughed
?? . reserve, ? hall be entitled to i
; ;. ; .Is of ;? ich bond i
? l onus the sum of ti n dollars for ? ach
n nth ., or iv.ic- Ion thi reof that such
1 person was In active Bervice, of not exc.1
Ing a total of two hundred and fifty dol
"-.. person shall be entitled to such
, lyment or allowance who ,it the time ot
being sei trat i or dis harged from such
. or at the time of being retired
n lughed to a reserve, or at the lime
of his death In the service, was an offlcei
In th ?.:??_. or m.. ? Ine corps ab i\ e the
grado of captain, or In iho navy ai?. : .
grade nt, senior grade. No per
. bi i ni" led !.. sui h pay::, int or
... ho being In the military o r
?: . of the 1 nited States subse
? : sixth day ot Api ... ;...-;?
?. nte< n, refused on i >nsci
:. other grounds to sub?
ject hiinsell i ? mil II u y dis ipllne
..!..;, :. ? : service, or v. 7 ,
serviei was in the students' arm) training
,?ho I veil f rom anol !:? r state
. of a lir.e nature
? led tor !.. this act. The husband or
.?/lie, child, mother, father, toother and
sister in the order named and noue other
of any deceased person, mule or female,
who was enlisted, Inducted, warranted or
commissioned, and who served honorably
?n active duty in tho military or naval
service of the United States, as provided
in this si ctlon. shall be paid the sum or
al owance that such' deceased persons
* ?'oui I b entitled hereunder if su.li du
ceas I pen ..ns had lived.
jj 6. Payment exempt from taxaiion and
execution. All payments or allowances
made under tins act shall be exempt from
all taxation, ami from levy and ?.?.io un
? X ? ? . : .
? 7. Submlssl ?n of i.?w to i This
law sh ? effect uni il it shall at .,
n ha beeu submitted to the
1 people and ;>... ?, .... . ity of all
the votes cast foi and against it it seen
n and the same shall be submitted
: ? the people of this state at the general
.. to bo held In November, nineteen
hundred and twenty. Tho bal.,?is to be fur
. for the us-- of the votera upon the
submission of this lav.? shall be In th'? form
, prescribed by the election law and the
i proposition or question to be submitted
thai! b? printed thereon In substantially
the following form, namely; "Shall chapter
LAWS OF NEW YORK
eli;ht hundred and sovonty-two of tho laws
of nineteen hundred nml twenty, entitled
'An act making provision for Ipsultu: bonds
to tho amount of not to exceed forty-flve
million dollnrs for the payment of a bonus
to persons who served In the military or
naval service of the United Stales at any
time between the sixth day nf April, nine?
teen hundred and seventeen, and the
eleventh day of November, nlnete??n hun?
dred and eighteen, and providing for a sub?
mission of th" same to the people to be
voted upon at the general election to be
held in tho year nineteen hundred and
twenty,' bo approved?''
STATE OF NEW YORK, J ,, .
Office of the Secretary of State, <?"??
I have compared the preceding with th?
original law on filo in this oft ice, and do
hereby certify that the sum" is a correct
transcript therefrom, and of the whulo uf
said original ?aw.
Given under my hand and the seal of
office of the Secretary of siato at
[L. B.] the cliy of Albany, this tlrst day
of July in tho year on?? thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
Form for Submission nf Amendment
Number One
'Shall the proposed amendment to Sec?
tions Two, Four, Flvo, Eleveh and Twelve
of Article Seven nf the Constitution, In re?
lation i" debts contracted by the slate,"
be approved '.'
?Form lor Submission of Proposition
Number Ono
"Shall chapter eight hundred seventy
two of the laws of nineteen hundred and
twenty, entitled 'An act making provision
for Issuing bonds tu the amount of not to
exc.1 forty-flve million dollars for the
payment of a bonus to persona who served
In tho military or naval servie?? "I* the
United States ?t any ilni" between tha
sixth day of April, nineteen hundred und
seventeen, and the eleventh day of Novem?
ber, nineteen hundred and eighteen, and
providing for a submission of tho same to
the people to be voted upon at tho pen. ral
election to be held In the year nineteen
hundred and twenty,' be approved?"
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF COODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES
In accordance with the provision of law,
there being due and uni.aid charges, for
which the undersigned, Liberty Storage
and Warehouse Company, Is entitled to lien
as Warehouseman on tha goods herein?
after described, and due. notice having
b'.'.n given to all parties known to claim
an Interest therein, and the time specified
in such notice for payment of such charges
having expired, there will be sold at public I
auction, at the auction rooms of W II
I I'l.ATTAi: <t SUN, SOUTHEAST CORNER .
[OF 1STH ST. AND UNIVERSITY PLACE, .
MANHATTAN, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST
17TH, 1920, and continuing each Tuesday !
and Wednesday thereafter until all the
following property has been sold:
Household goods, consisting of bureaus,
chiffoniers, desks, wood. Iron und brass
beds, mattresses, linens, pillows, portieres,
books, bedding, dining room furniture.
rockers, chairs, carpets, mice, pictures,
mirrors, sewing machines, library and par?
lor furniture., office furniture, records, let?
ter lib's, boxes and contents, barrels and
contents, glassware, china, brtc-a-brae,
upright, Bquare and grand pianos, vl
: .i i. ng machines, violins. vloloncel
guitars, banjos, mandolins, zithers, music
records, trunks and contents, wearing ?ip
?..n. l. costumes and wl?s, clocks, souvenirs,
trophies, bath scales, electric lamps, ??
trli fixtures, electric motors, toys, ? nnis
r ' kcl i, golf I .,: s, pi rsonal effei ts, cloth
ing and miscellaneous, held for the ac
count of MRS. A. S. VATABLE, PETER
71.INT, MHS. I.li.I.IAN I?. HEATON LONG
R. 11. SANBORN, F, A. R. STRENSCH,
MRS LEROY M. TAYLOR, K7 A. 1-717 i ! Y
HERMAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY INC
THEODORE SUTRO, PRES MRS WII ! '
?AM M. HOUGH & COWPERTHWAlT'fi
FURNITURE COMPANY, MRS P M ?,;;
FORD, CARRICK MAJOR, MISS MARIE
F. NOYES, MISS FRITZI SCHEFF MISS
ETHEL WILSON, MLS. FLETCHER DEX?
TER, MAURICE GABRIEL, I \!
FRBESE, TditS. w. T. WORDEN, MISS
MAUDE BEATTY, !.. C, F KI1.L1W
MLS. ADA O'MAHONEY, MRS MARY
HUXLEY, S I. FERGUSON. ESTATE OF
.MKS. JOSEPH V.7 HERBERT IR
JOSEPH W.'HERBERT, JR., & LUDWIfJ
liAl'MAN COMPANY, MRS. VV. s GILL
A. WOODHAM, as their interests may ap?
pear.
All being now scored with said Com
P ?ny, in its warehouses, and all r . be more
spoclfii ally announced and desi rlbi d a'
mo "l said sale.
The -?roods i ay be seen at the place of
sale on the Monday preceding the sale
ih?? Liberty Mom?,. & Warehouse Company
Nos. 43-47 Wesl iHth Street
and Nos. 43-50 West Both Street,
New *i ork City, N Y
_ WILLIAM K. WOOD, SECT
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, RICHMOND COUNTY
?FREDERICK RADWAY, doing busi?
ness und?,? the firm name and stylo of
I. L. RADWANER SEED CO Plaintiff
against LUIS CASTA?A OLIVA, doing
business under tha namo arid style of
SOCIEDAD AN?NIMA CASTANE De
; ? n d a i ?
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT?
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ' ? an
''?v">' the i oi ;.. ilnt In this action, and
serve a copy of your answer on the P ilr
hit's attorn* y within i >v< nty laj s aftei i ?
service of this sum::: >ns, exi luslve of the
day of service; and In ca -?? i f ?. iur I
... a; pear or answer Judgment w
talian against you by default for the re
liel dcmai ded In t ho c m plaint
Dated, New York, tins 2d day of July.
ELIAS BERNSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintif! Office and P. i i
Addroi.--..?? i. id Str. el . B ?rough of .
Ma nhai ?.. n, New 7 rk Cil
TO LUIS CASTANE OLIVA, doing busi?
ness under the name and stylo of
SOCIEDAD AN?NIMA CASTANE
The foi ??>-: oing summons i ? .- rvi i upon
you by publication pursuant !.. in order of
Hon. Am?.n !.. Squires?, JusU' ? if thi Su
: i ? i ' ? lurt of ; he Sta te of New Y rk,
dated the 5th day of August, 1920, and
(lied with the complaint In tho ...'!> ?
? h' i llerk of the Supremo Court, ..? the
County Court House, In the County . :
Richmond, state of New York.
Dated, New York, this 6th day of Au?
gust, 1920.
ELIAS BERN ST LIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and I*. O
Address, 30 Broad Street, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
PECK, REBECCA G.?IN PURSUANCH
of an order of IL.n. .?ohn P. Cohalan, a
Sun gate if the County of Now- York,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all ; r
sons having claims against REBECCA G.
PECK, late of the County of New York,
leceased, to present the same with \ iu ti?
ers thereof to the subs ribera, at their
; ,., ,? f transacting business, at the offlc?
of Putney, Twombly i Putney, their ?t
terne;, s, al 2 Re? tor Street, In the U r ..,:?,
of Manhattan, in the City of New York,
State of New York on ur before tho 71U
day of Novomber, 1920,
Dated. New York, April 30. 1-120.
FRANCIS W. PECK,
IRENE D. LUDLUM,
Executors.
PUTNEY, TWOMBLY 4?. PUTNEY, At?
torneys for Executors, Office & Post
office Addresw, 2 Rector Street, Hur
ough of Manhattan, Now Y'ork City.
Mess, FRANK.?IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order of Honorable John P. Coha
Surr? - ite i ? tho County of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons hav
? .- . ilms against Frank Moss, late of the
County of New York, di.ased, to present
: me v. li h vouchers thereof l i he sub?
scriber, at her place ol transacting busl
: ?. he ..;-.: ? uf Moss, Mai ... & Wels,
:,. r atl ? - : -, at No. 233 Bi adwaj. In : he
,???;,? ;' Ni w York, on or l. fore tho 15th
day of January -
Dated, N<
1 1920.
ELIZABETH J. MOSS, Executrix.
MOSS. MARCUS & "WELS. 233 Broad
I way. Now York ?City.
York, the 2nd day of July,
Cable Ship Arrives ;
No Attempt to Land
British Craft Lays Off Miami
Awaiting Orders From
Embassy
MIAMI, Fla.. Aug. 6.?The British
cable layer Colonia, under charter to
the Western Union Telegraph Com?
pany to land the new Miami-Barbados
cable, arrived to-day off this port, but
remained outside the three-mile limit.
The Colonia was boarded bv Rear
Admiral Bcnton C. Decker, command?
ing tho flotilla of destroyers sent here
to preve_t the landing of the cable;
A. H. Hubbard, British vice-consul at
Miami, and W. J. Brenheim, general
traffic manager of the Western Union
Company.
Vice-Consul Hubbard announced
later that he had taken charge of the
Colonia and that she would remain
outside of the three-mile limit until
further advices had bi en received from
the British Embassy at Washin?gton.
When the officials returned to shore
?hey were accompanied by Arthur
Dearlove, of New York City, chief
i ngineer of the Western Union, who
was aboard the Colonia.
The four destroyers ordered here by
I the Navy Department continued to
i patrol the outer harbor.
U. S. Aviators
In World Cup
Contest Named
,
Captain Waltor G. Kilner,
Holder of Altitude Rec?
ord, Commands Squadron
Which Departs Aug. 20
Plane Details Kept Secret
Ail-American Machine Capa-!
ble of Making 200 Miles
an Hour Will Be Used
Tho United States Army Air Service
announced yesterday the personnel of
its entry for the Gordon Bennett In
ternatiqnal Airplane Trophy that takes
place in France next month. The en- ?
try consists of a Verville-Packard air
plane, whose specifications and dimen
sions are withheld, which is expected \
to achieve an average ?speed of more
than 200 miles an hour.
The personnel will sail for Paris
August 20 under command of Captain j
Waiter G. Kilner and will consist of
Captain Rudolph W. Schroeder, holder
<-:' the world's altitude record; Captain
Corliss C. Moseley, Lieutenant Alfred
I. Puryear, Master Sergeants Warren
C. Bailey. John Dolan, Homer Gorby,
Oscar Bach, StalT Sergeant John Ross,
aviation engine mechanic J. D, Smith,
aviation mechanics Joseph M. Pallisard,
George Tribbett and S. A. Christian?
sen and foreman assistant Charles W. I
Dworack.
Secrets Closely Guarded
Regarding the machine entered by !
the Air Service, its secrets have been !
closely guarded by the War Depart?
ment. The official announcement yes?
terday regarding it was as follows:
"The airplane entered by the U. S.
Army Air Service is known as the Ver?
ville-Packard and is of ail-American
design and manufacture. The motor
:.; a 600 horsepower engine, the most
powerful ever built in this country,
and was recently designed by the Pack?
ard Company under the guidance of J.
G. Vincent, one of the co-?reators of
the Liberty engine.
"The Verville plane was designed
and constructed especially for this en?
gine, but it is, however, in no way a
freak racing plane, it is built for both
service and production. The plane it?
self has been developed by the en?
gineers of the office of the Chief of
Ai? Service at the Engineering Division
at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio. It is
felt that, in face of the terrific speeds
which will undoubtedly be shown by
all planes entered in this year's event,
the Army Air Service entry has an ex?
cellent chance to win."
The course this year for the premier
; rophy in the v.?. rid of intei nat ional
aviation will be over a closed circuit
of 100 kilt met ?<?-?? 62 mile ? . starl ing
and arriving tit the aerodrome. Each
entrant will cover this course three
? im . without b si p. maki ng ; hi total
distance 300 kilometers (186.3 miles).
The winner will receive a prize of 10,
000 francs from the ?Aero Club of
France, in addition to other amounts
offered by private interests in France.
The cup itself is valued at ?2,500.
Either France or America can win
the trophy outright this year, as both
have won two contests. Great Britain
has won the only other event. The
trophy has not been raced for since
1913. Every country in Europe, with
the exception of G rmany, hich is
barred and a few of the smaller coun?
tries, have entered machines. Sweden
has entered and it is generally felt that
the Swedish entry represents German
development.
Schroeder Chief Pilot
The Dayton Wright Company and the
Aero Club of Texas, through 7?. F. J.
Cox, are the other two American en-?
tries.
Captain Kilner, commander of the
army entry, is one of the oldest aero?
nautical officers in the United States;
Army and has had extensive experience
.:: this count ry and Fi a nee. El? vas in
. omm? nd of the 3d A' . uct ion
Center at Ei. idon, in Franc ?.
Captain Schroeder will be chief pilot
and Captain Moseley is going as his
alternate. The latte.r served with the
27th Aero Squadron of the First Pur?
suit Group at the front during the
war. Lieutenant Pur* ear will be the j
supply officer of the expedition.
Roosevelt Ends Duties as
Assistant Navy Secretary
Sends Farewell Message to En?
listed Moj? and Employees;
Goes to Dayton
WASHINGTON, Aug.'?. ? Franklin
D. R osevelt, Democratic Vice-Presi?
dential nominee, to-day concluded his
dutii ; as Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and left for Dayton, Ohio,
tend notification cerem mies to-morrow
for Governor Cox, the Democratic
Pr? sidential candidate.
Before leaving the department, in
; which he had served for nearly eight
yea\'s, Mr. Roosevelt held ait informal
reception, at which he greeted officers
and civilian employees. Later Secre?
tary Daniels, on behalf of employees
; of the navy yards and stations and the
Navy Department, presented (lie retir?
ing official with a silver loving cup.
Mr. Roosevelt bade farewell to the
officers and men of the navy who are
at sea in a message sent by radio to
all ships. It read in part:
"1 am honestly proud of the Ameri?
can Navy. 1 am happy, too, in the priv?
ilege of this association with it. No
: organized body of men in the nation is
cleaner, more honorable, or more im?
bued with true patriotism.
"We have grown greatly, not merely
in size, but in right thinking and in
effective work. 1 am very certain that
this country can continue to give ab
. solute dependence to the first line of
defense. The navy will carry on its
splendid record,
?"Please let me, in the years to come,
? continue our association."
Mr. Roosevelt sent a somewhat simi?
lar message Ho the employees of the
navj yards and naval stations through?
out the world.
Board Won't Hear Yardmen
Mediator?! Refuse Audience to
Chicago Strikers
WASHINGTON, Aug. ?j. -The United
: States Board of Mediation and Concil
i iation failed to-day to hear a delega
! tion of striking railway employees,
hi ided by John Gr?nau, presiden?, of
the Chicago Yardmen's Association, ap?
pealing in behalf of men anxious to re
I turn to work. Members of the hear,i
were not present nd ,; e delegation
I was informed that it.' would be neces?
sary to file formal application for
. lerat ion.
W. L. McMenimen, deputy president
of the Brother! lod of fra
acting on instructions from W. G.
I.,. ?, presiden?: of the order, notified the
board that I e tr nen's organization
il a party to the proceed?
ings and tha-. the claims of the strikers
should stand on their merits. The
strikers were said to be ready to return
to their old jobs in view of the recent
wage increases.
Lout and Found 11 F M Al Help Wanted
Honln*-?? Curd? W 51 tl T ?HC Wtnatlon?. Wnr.ieA
Bntln???? Opportunltie? TV ?CI>**'V A Jk<Ur>?W Kn'in.?. nml rti,:inl??.?1
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST ?-RAKT 25 FEET LONG, 5 FEET
WIDE AND 5 F1-7KT DEEP FROM
PIER no NORTH RIVER. PLEASE COM?
MUNICATE INFORMATION ABOUT 1T9
LOCATION TO DANIEL FARREL.L, PIER
II, NORTH RIVER, ROOM ti, REWARD.
L< 1ST I!!ni?k satin flat purs?, between
Stern'? ari'1 Mirror store, 42d st.. contain
Ing aeven $100 Mil?. I,lii?-?ral reward. Not
iiuestlona asked. Dyer. 34?; West "l?t ?t.
I .fist Bankbooks
DORT--RnniilK-x-ik No 121,662 nf th? Excel
Blor Savings Hank, 77? West 22<l st. Pay
ment stopped. Please return to bunk.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Sid?
LEXINGTON AVE. 1025 f73?l).? Light,
airy room, nicely furnished, modern
apart ment. Murphy.
29TH ST., EAST, 148.?Front bedroom, with
private family; reference r?;<iulred. A.
Ed m or Iston.
85TH ST-, 118 EAST --Splendid accommoda?
tions ; large and .?mall rooms.
West Side
??ROADWAY f9lth st.), Monter-sy Hotel,
Room 1.027, evenings frem 5 to 6 ; Jewish
young man would share room with business
man : rtferences. Felix.
WEST BND AVE. 266.?Attractively fur?
nished large private room and bath:
also a number of finely furnished small
rooms without bath.
6DT7H ST., 1 WEST?Beautifully furnlshei
room, overlooking Park; running water;
large clot!)??? presa; two In family; no
other roomers; sentlemen only. Col. 4967.
B6TH, 204 WEST.?Attractive room, high
class apartment, privat?.? family, $'.2;
non-housekeeping suite, grand plano. $100.
Oilman.
021?. 75 WEST.?2 connecting rooms, c!?-an.
comfortable; kitchen privilege?; gentle
in? n. Mi i ',7 ??
102D ST., WEST.--2 large front rooms, prl- !
vu:,? bouse, near West En.J ave. Bubwav '-.
103d Bt. and liroalway, reference. Riverside
3C10.
108TH ST., near Riverside Drive.?Two beau
tlfully furnished larg-? double rooms; all '
conveniences: private bath; one room, $;>,o I
weekly; two rooms, $:."> weekly; gentlemen
preferred; strict references. Academy 1813.
Brooklyn
MACON ST., 212A.?Alcove room; large
front hall room; business couple or gen?
tlemen. Phone 4,'05-M Bedford.
BOARDERS WANTED
??3D ST., 1 EAST.?Beautiful rooms, w!ih
excellent meals? special rates until Sep
tember Phone Plaza ii',13. _
COUNTRY BOARD
New York State
HADDEN* HEALTH RESORT, BABYLON",
N. V Nervous conditions, and invalid?..
Out of door sports; delightful rooms and
large grounds. Hex 615, Babylon. N. Y.
HADDEN CAMP. 2.", miles from N. T., week
end parties specialty. Babylon, N. Y, Box
615.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
[ CHAMBERMAID, French, experienced;
first clase references. Address Pelnengler.
; 25 2- West 24th st.
Cooks
C? lOK and waitress and hou?ework?r,
Finnish-English girls; fine references.
Lehtl's Agency, 58 E. 125th. Harlem 5515.
Professional
STENOGRAPHER ?Thoroughly experienced,
capable; high school graduate; desires per
, manent position; salary J:!0. L., Box 97j,
Tribune.
Miscellaneous
COUPLE, Finnish-English, cook; man but?
ler, useful Inside, outside; fine references.
Lehtl's Agency, 58 E 125th. Harlem 5515.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
! Professional Help Female and Male
STENOGRAPHERS
BOOKKEEPERS
CI.ERICA I,. YOUNG WOMEN
SALARIES: 520, $25, $30, *7?5
The Willis Hawley Exchange
32 COURT ST . BROOKLYN
Nine Army Corps Areas
Await Baker's Approval
Order Abolishing; Six Depart
ment?? Prepared Under Terms
of Reorganization Bill
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.?An order
abolishing tho six departments of tho
army and establishing nine corps areis,
as provided in the army reorganiza?
tion act, has been prepared in the War
Department and is awaiting the ap?
proval of Secretary Baker.
The departments which would be
abolished are the Northeastern, Boston,
Major General Edwards commanding;
Eastern, Governor's Island, N. Y., Major
General Bullard commanding; Central,
Chicago, Major General Leonard Wood
commanding; Western, San Francisco,
Major General Liggett commanding;
Southern, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.,
Major General Dickman, commandinp,
and the Southeastern, Charleston, S.
C, Major General Morrison command?
ing.
The geographical boundaries of the
nine corps areas have not yet been
announced. Each area would be under
a major general, as are tho present
army departments of tho country, and
there would be located in each four
divisions. Two of these would be re?
serve organizations, which would exist
largely on paper and would be called
only in case of a national emergency.
One division would be of regular
troops and the fourth of National
Guard.
.Wither the regular nor National
Guard division would be at full war
strength, but under plans now being
prepare,! thev could be recruited to
that strength when the necessity arose.
A full quota of officers drawn from the
officers' reserve corns would be avail?
able for these divisions at all times.
Custom House Employees
Given Salary Increase
Collector Newton Succeeds in
Obtaining Raise for About
1,800 Examiners and Others
Bj ion R. Newton, Collector of the
Port, returned yesterday from Wash?
ington, successful at last in his re
peated efforts to get salary increases
for Custom House employees. In?
creases of from $200 to $600 a year
will be received by about 1,800 em
ployees, the higher pay being retroac?
tive to July 1.
Laborers, who get the least of any,
are not included among those whose
salary is raised. Their wages are fixed
by an act of Congress passed several
year? ago, and the Treasury Depart?
ment has no authority to change it.
Collector Newton has made an ap?
peal on behalf of the elevator opera
tors in buildings under his control
and believes that he will be able to
obtain more pay for them. They get
from $720 to S840 a year and can get
more at job? in other building??.
So many of them quit that recently it
was necessary to discontinue service
in four elevators in the Custom House.
The biggest increase in pay will go
to examiners at the Appraisers' Stores.
Linie, the old scale some of them re
t ceived only $1,800'a year although cx
i pert and responsible men were re?
quired.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MUcelrsneoart
?T'APHIER ?Woman for flown'own r??nt?':
rant. ex perlen? ?? not mtrMMrJ*. sgc ! IS*
30 years, at ill and r???arrt a vtMlt; mast
have a g?r>1 m'.ther. L, Box 97a. T,~'o?jns
GIRLS
We have positions open
in several departments.
They are permanent. The
work is interesting. No
experience is required.
$15.00 a week to start.
Industrious girls can soon
reach earnings of $85.00
to $100.00 a month.
Apply at
I It? BROADWAY, MANHATTAN,
CORNER 27TH ST.
S7t B. 150TH ST., BRONX.
SI W?LLOUGHBY ST..
BROOKLYN.
195 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
CORNER DEY ST.
13?S BROADWAY. BROOKLYN.
Or telephone
MADISON SQUARE
12000
NEW YORK TELE?
PHONE COMPANY.
SALESLADIES. ? Experienced rna?azlr.f so-.
iicitors 'or monthly publication , m :.??: txa
refined and of neat appearance; references;
salary ?ni commission; permanent
producers ?.?an advance to managerial posi?
tion. Apollo Motion Picture Pr? lucing Co.,
Itoom 1" 7. Columbia Theatre l?.Jg . 47th st..
off Broadway.
SECRETARY for bUBlneas manai??r of
monthly literary magazine an?* -- > ;
must tie good stenographer; pleasant work?
ing conditions; salar) SSO. I.. Boat SS, (Trib?
une.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST 772 A
LARGE I? i\VNT >WN
HOUSE: GOOD OPPORTUNITY; l'l.:7^
AXT SURROUNDINGS; GO? I? SALARY'
AND PERMANENT POSITION K .
WHO IS COMPETENT APPLY 7.
TER ONLY MILLER & WRIGHT PAPER
CO., 65 DUANE ST.
TYPISTS.? Experienced; insurance corn
pan'. ; good chance for
Address P. O. Box 326. City lia.. Statjijp,
N. Y. C.
WOMEN
21-35 YEARS OF AGE
POR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P.M. TO 7:00 A. M.
Opportunities to earn
$90.00 to $100.00 a month
in six months.
$18.00 a week in two
weeks when assigned to
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in?
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Pligher salaries for more
responsible positions.
If interested, call at:
1158 Broadway,
New York City
(Cor. 27th St.)
or telephone
Madison Square I2OOO.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
YOUNG WOMEN.?For positions as clerk?
and file clerks In office of large
anee company; experience unnecessary:
Rood chance for advancement Address
P. O. Box 727,. City Hall Station. N V C.
HELP WANTED MALE
BUYER wanted for our bargain
wash goods, linens and ?om - Must
. he fully competent an I ??? . In uir
gressl\e merchandising Good sa
1.road gauge operator. The Pal ., 1.
; Washlngi, n. 1' ' '
STOCK ? r,ERl ? ? 82,
In ? holes? le
portunlty for energetic young man. Cull ?l
41 Worth si
Instruction
LEARN* TO BE A CHAI F*F*E1 R PI Lsant
and pr? fltal le wort ; ?, ... I ? nil ,;
7i sses Sen I for 1 ? ? ? ? .. I
pass. W?t .?lio Y M C. A-, 2.0 West.
''?h st_
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
COUPLE, colored, wish positioi
chauffeur .
repairs cook,
teeper or maid
59th st. Columbus ?648
COUPLE. e<
maid or i >ok, butler ; wil ?
inn, reft:! en? a 1 lixon i . ?.
Apt. 42
JAPANESE dornest
workers, 10?3 W. 46th st Bryani *7t7-S6?6.
SUPERINTENDENT OP CON SI
17 >ears in genoral building work
country, architect an I irpent?.
development . bouse ecu
best reference. P. O. Lox 474, Port Ri?-h
?.:?. in I, S. 1. ?
YOUNG -MAN*. 21, N Y 1 law student.
honor, ged from th? U
tary service, ??irK.t position at anything for
i.bout o or 6 hours t?.a,_ii lay. li Feuster.
284 S--I ?'.nd ?r._
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
STILLINGS, IN''. $24 .MADISON AVK7-7UFV
ijiith st i. offer i- : 111 - i irjK?t? ant
rugs m Sloanes, tVlltons Axminsten
sels, plain ?r mixi : ?? -' I $2, t3
yar.i up; rugs al: prices, all a '?????. i $?'? ?
jp, Hilfst ?.??Jut?.?? aver offered ? >i icir^ii?.
mjkii.h' over cleaning, laying, recall .:.?., ;e
weaving, dyeing; reasonable, beautlXi?
PLAZA 8S3S 4
Diamond.-., Jewelry, Etc. . ?
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOrOIiJ
FOR CASH, catitea appraise.!, purchase?!.
BENNETT, it ? Broadway, upstairs.
Express and Trucking
B'klyn & New York Deliveriei
Long distance hauling?-Contract work
Dally Loag Island tripe a? far as '.'-.--?.i >-_
Ilodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 15j5
Furnkur?
WE PAY hlgheut pri?es for farn'tun?"!.
planos, antique?, brlo-a-brao, books, %rt
etc. GAB.\Y. ?j Uh.verity i>\. atu?.
vesant 2377.
Trunks
BIG BARGAIN-New and USf\ ,
trunks. 503 Sixth a\e.. ?et. I0th-31st tu.