The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-11-28
State of Louisiana, Council OF
Defense, Baton Rouge

''AIl OF the rules, regulations, lo-
strictions and directions embodied IN
order and circular issued by the pri-
critics division Of the War Industries
Board are continued in effect, subject
to the following notifications:
Section First, Section FIVE OF Re-
vised Circular No. 81, issued by this
division of state October Is, 1918, deal
ing with non-war construction, is here
by amended so as to hereafter read as
follows:
Section5. Construction projects not
requiring permits or licenses from non
war construction section, construction
projects falling within the following
classhcations, are hereby approved,
and 10 permits or licenses will be re-
quired therefor from the non-war con-
struction section:
|. Construction projects approved
in writing by the facilities division OF
, the War Industries Board.
2. All farm and branch buildings,
structures or improvements.
8. All buildings, structures, rail-
ways. plant facilities or other con-
struction projects of every nature
what soever undertaken by the United
States railroad Administration, or by
any rail or water transportation of
such administration, or by the Ameri-
can Railway Express Company, or by
the owner or operator of any tele-
graph or telephone line.
4. The construction, maintenance,
improvement or development, by fed
eral, state or municipal authorities, of
highways, roads, boulevards, bridges.
streets. parks and Fairgrounds.
5. The construction. extension, i'm
provement, maintenance or repair or
any public utility, including water sup
ply systems, sewer systems, light and
power facilities, and street and inter-
urban railways.
6. The construction, extension or
repairs of all irrigation and drainage
projects.
7. Construction projects connected
with the extension, expansion or de-
velopment of mines of every character
whatsoever, or connected with the pro-
duction and refining of mineral oils and
of natural gas.
8 The construction. alterations or
extensions of, or repairs or additions
to, plants engaged principally in pro-
ducing, milling, refining, preserving,
refrigerating or storing foods and feed.
8. The construction of new, or the
alterations or extensions of existing
school-houses, churches, hospitals and
federal, state or municipal buildings
involving In the aggregate cost not
exceeding SIS, 600.
10. The construction of new build
ings or structures not embraced in any
of the foregoing classifications, or the
repairs or additions to, or alterations
or extensions of, existing buildings and
structures in either case involving in
the aggregate a cost not exceeding
$4,000.
IL. The construction of new build
ings or structures not embraced in any
of the foregoing classiications. or the
repairs or additions to, or alterations
or extensions of, existing buildings or
structures in either case involving in
the aggregate a cost not exceeding
s25,00G, when approved in writing by
the State Council of Defense or its duly
authorized representative.
Il. Buildings begun prior to Sep
tember 3, 1918, where substantial por-
tion of the building has already been
constructed.
with the whole of Washington
wildly celebrating. the delegates quietly
discussed the means of carrying on
! their work, "ethe telegram adds.
SPECIAL: A later message from
the War Industries Board to the State
Council of Defense is as follows: "All
\ limitations on the production of build
ing materials, including brick, cement,
y lime. hollow tile and lumber. are here
by removed and the materials so pro-
duced may be sold and delivered for
use in connection with any building
project for which no permit or license
is required under revised priority cir
cular No. 81, as further revised in mes
Usage today, or licenses issued in pur.
suance of said circular"