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CHAPTER iaI.

AN ACT 10 propose an amendment to Sec
tlon | OF Article &. title Treasury
pepartment" of the Constitution OF
MARYLAND, prescribing the salary of
the Comptroller and the terms OF Office
OF the Comptroller and the Treasurer I:
and providing for the submission OF
said amendment TO the qualified voters
of the State for adoption or rejection
Section /. Re It enacted by the General
the members Of each OF the two Houses
concurrng. that the following be and the
same hereby is proposed as an amend.
ment 20 Section 1 81 Article q, utit
Treasury Department" of the Consatu-
ton Of Maryland the same If adopted by
the legally qualified voters or the State,
as herein provided. TO become Section OF
Article of the Constitution.
Section l. There shall be a Treasury
Department, consisting OF Comptroller
chosen by the qualified electors OF the
State. az each general election az which
the Governor is chosen. who shall receive
such salary as may be fixed by law; and
a Treasurer. TO be appointed by the two
Houses of the Legislature. At each regu.
lar session thereof. in which begins the
term Of the Governor. on joint ballot. who
shall receive an annual salary of tive
thousand tive hundred dollars; and IN,
terms Of Office Of the said Comptroller ant
Treasurer shall be for fanr years. aud un
iii their successors shall quality: ans
neither of the said officers shall he allow
ed. or receive any fees, commissions o
pernuiSites Of any kind In addition to hi
salary fnr the peri orfu apccrof any duty o.
SEIZURES gllA tsoeypr. In rise of a vaeanc.
IN pltl3ef f4iie offices by death or other
wise. the Governor. by and with the al
vice and consent OF the Senate. shall on
such vacancy bv appointment. to continu
Mnftl another election or q choice by th
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The said County Commissioners rLall.
within sixty days after their election and
qualifications. appoint some competent
I,erson as County Road Engineer OF Anne
Arundel County. who shall hold office
from the date OF his appointment rntll re-
moved Tor cause as now provided by law.
or until he voluntarily reiinQ lishes the
same. and who shall receive salary not
10 exceed thirty-nve hundred dollars per
year, payable monthly. and an allowance
70 exceed five hundred dollars. He shall
De graduate civil engineer. with q degree
from an institution of organized standing
or shall have had at least 1--WE years prac-
teal experience In civil engineering; and
the County Commissioners shall make
such appointment without reference TO the
political opinions OF the person so APP
Section .. And be it further enacted.
That all Acts or parts OF Acts Inconsistent
with the aforegoing provisions or any OF
and lss Of the code ~ Public Local ag u.s.
OF Maryland, title Anne Arundel County"
subtitle Roads" being Sections Si0 Si7
and BIS of Melvin's Code OF Public Local
LAWS OF Anne Arundel County, and the
same is hereby repealed to the extent of
any such Inconsistency
Approved April Is, 1922.
AND WHEREAS, The Secretary OF
State has, under the provisions OF Article
10 OF the Constitution of Maryland, heen
legally and duly petitioned TO submit the
fed voters OF Anne Arundel County, for
their adoption or rejection, at the election
1922;
NOW. THEREFORE,, I. ALBERT c.
RlTCHIE. GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND.
pursuant TO the direction and authority
contained In Section of Article l6 of the
Constitution of Maryland. do hereby order
and direct that this Proclamation Contain
ing full, true and correct copy Of said
Acts of the General Assembly OF Mary
land OF 1922, be published in at least two
newspapers In Anne Arundel County, i'm
such manner and for such time as is nro-
yided in Section 1 OF Article IL OF the
Constitution of Maryland.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
AND THE GREAT SEAL
THE Great Done at the City of Annapolis
:, Seal OF this 18th day of July, 1872.
By the Governor:
PHILIP Il. PERLMAN.
Secretary Of State
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Voters of Anne Arundel County,
Maryland:
Under provisions OF Section H. Chapter
ll9, Article 33. Acts of 1914. notice Is here
elect:
One United States Senator
One Representative in the Sixty-Kghth
Congress of the United States from the
Fifth congressional District Of Maryland
:, Also i've Proposed Amendments 10 the
Constitution of Maryland.
And three Laws referred TO the voters
of Anne Arundel County. Acts Of W.
CHAPTERS $40. 49S, and 52i. Article H. OF
the Constitution of the State.
On Tuesday, November z, 1922.
Polls will be open for the purpose, Of
receiving votes between the hours Of
Following places:
FIRST DISTRICT
First precinct--Poiling House. Har'
wood. Second Precinct-Pollins HOUSE
South River.
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct-PolIing House, EastpoTt
First Precinct-AdditionaI Polling race;
opposite regular Polling House. Seso19o
rreeinct = Polling House Che sieIID.,.
town. Third Observation-Disclosures Po,ii.ns
Place. Sch0OlhOuse. near regular foiilHS
House.
THIRD DISTRICT
First PrecInct-PoIling House. Arm iss
Second Precinct-POlling House, ArhO'u''
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct-PolHng House, odentoa'
Second Precinct-POlling House OaeD'0N'
FIFTH DISTRICT
First Precinct-Polling House, br0gAsD
4 HofUhfa MISUNDERSTANDING I1tDs.f
| Shipley Station. Second Precinel-n,oers'r
(, tional Polling Place. Ford's Store N'a'
regular Polling House.
SIXTH DISTRICT
First Fredericksburg House. 81,
| Precinct-Additional Polling Piacf, .,,,biv
| Quarters. Second Precinct = tss,D al.
Rooms first noor) Second -, From, onsrters.
1 Third Preeincf-Polling House. TT-s
Precinct-Adlitional Polling F Ia. place.
/ Quarters. Fourth Precinct-ioiiit.inl'-p place
/ Fourth Precinct-Additional Poihns
Colored SchoollIouse.
SEVENTH DISTRICT -.
First Precinct-Polling House; Ipniiiag
ton. First Precinct-Additieuai rIayse.
Place. Annex TO regular PoiiiDs
EIGHTH DISTRICT NJ.
First Precinet-Pollins h0's''
NOTE:-yoters whose names be ela Srw
the letters from A TO , vote NJ ,ne be-
Polling PLACES Voters whose Da pa, Poll
gin from X to vote in the nee"
. ing Houses.
BY order Of the Board:
cIEAS. o. DTLIN. PresiueH''
DANIEL n. ARMIGEk. ncr
wrfItTsis E pETHEEBRlD1r-
s,.aa.v;sors. of Elections , i%r
Anne Arundel County
CLINTON s. SHAW, CLERK.
October &c. 1922.
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Governors Constitutional Amendment Proclamation 1922

II the Constitution for The purpose OF
taking the sense OF the people Ia regard 70
caliing Constitutional Convention shall
b. geld at the general election In the
year nineteen hundred and thirty, aud
every twenty years thereafter
Section TO- The Governor shall submit
three budgets 10 the General Assembly Al
the regular session OF nineteen hundred
and twnty -four. IN accordance with the
provisions Of Section 81 OF Article III OF
the Constitution. for the three fiscal years
beginning October first, nineteen hundred
aud twenty -four, and ending September
thIrtieth, nineteen hundred and twenty
seven, and two budgets to the General
Assembly at the regular session of nine
teen hundred and twenty seven, and
thereafter as now provided by said sec
ton.
Section II. The purpose Of this Article
Is to reduce the number OF elections. by
lions shall be held only in every fourth
year. and at the time nov provided by law
for holding congressional elections: aud
20 bring the terms of appointive officers
into harmony with thu changes affected in
tire time Of the beginning OF the terms OF
elective officers: and the administrative
and judicial officers OF the State shall con-
strue the provisions of this Article so as
TO enectuate that purpose. For the pur-
pose of this Article only the word "ofii-
GERS shall be construed TO include those
holding positions and other places OF EN-
ployment IN the State and county govern
ments whose terms are fixed by law. but
IL shall not include any appointments
made by the Board OF Public Works, nor
appointments by the Governor for terms
OF three years.
Section L. The General Assembly. al
thes regular session in the year nineteen
hundred aud twenty-four, shall make
such changes in the primary and general
election laws, and otherwise, as may be
necessary TO carry out the provisions OF
this Article. There shall be no election
for State or county officers in the year
nineteen hundred and twenty-five.
Section -. In the event Of any incon-
sistency between the provisions OF this
Article and any of the other provisions of
the Constitution, the provisions of this
Article shall prevail and all other pro-
visions shall be repealed or abrogated to
the extent of such Inconsistency.
Sec And be IT further enacted by the
authority aforesaid. That said aforegoing
section, hereby proposed as an amend
ment 10 the Constitution shall be at the
next general election for Members Of the
House OF Representatives of Congress held
In this State submitted TO the legal and
qualified voters of the State for adoption
or rejection. in pursuance of the direc-
lions contained I'm Article XIV of the Con-
sutution of this State. and at the said
general election the vote on the said pro-
losed amendment TO the Constitution shall
be by ballot. and upon each ballot there
shall be printed the following synopsis OF
said amendment under the caption of
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an ACT TO repeal Section lS2-B OF the
Public General Laws OF Maryland, en-
titled Elections subtitle Primary
Elections" providing for the party
nominations of candidates for County
Commissioners in Anne Arundel County.
as the same was enacted by Chapter III
OF the Acts OF 1870
Section i. BE II enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That Section lS2- b
of the Public General Laws of Maryland,
entitled Elections" subtitle Primary
Elections" providing for the party nomi-
nation OF candidates for County Commits
sioners in Anne Arundel County, as the
same was enacted by Chapter ia OF the
Acts OF 1920. be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Approved April 10. 1922.
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1922
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
REFERENDUMS
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, AT the January Session.
1922. of the General Assembly of Mary
land. three Acts were passed known as
Chapters $40, 49S and 524 of said Acts. and
all relating TO Anne Arundel County.
which said Acts are IN words and figures
following:
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JAMES L SMILEY. Annapolis socialist
For H spaaa ha the S's
CHESTER ea = , CANNON MON baltimore
F. svn w TARTLEY, HEILYEn Baltimore.
CLARENCE NJ Iandor Democratic
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Acts
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of s fs e sP' fa BY s Ga assy
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Of ls Approved Roe ana A5 sl isS nsd hereby repealed
And the following Proposed Maryland:
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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Constitutional Amendment for Fewer Election
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e asss as ns S: Of as ss elected e ss
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
TO asFes H
Constitutional
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districts each Of Which, 0a as
well as each OF the counties shall be entitled
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
POSED -
the
Six Legislative Districts
ter by pO,di i1, that each Of the
Assembly regular
"''ieu
l. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
AMENDMENT TO aEI,cE sEcToS
shaIR ~ ~
By Law.
of the
Trsasur so two Sss to four and provides
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
AMENDMENT
-
kim Women EiisbIeto
This amdment provides
Of
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Il IsH<lELN AEMGKk
4 CLINTON SHAW Clerk 'A'' \ = INSTRUMENTATION
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Voters Urged To Uphold Law
Creating 9TH. Election District
Residents Of Section Most Affected BY Measure Arc Am
Unanimous The Division Petition Containing Near
" 800 Names Circulated In Behalf OF The
Re-Districing Plan

Residents of part of the Eighth district which is pr
posed to make the Seventh Election District providing the voters
next Tuesday approve the law passed the last Of the
General Assembly strongly in favor OF the rcdStct m
sure they that the OF the county accees to the
interested the law will be upheld
prominent resident of that section stated today at ea
per of the people living in the waterfront OF Eighth
district are unanimously of the law creating the Scn
District and since they the directly affected
by law he stated that he failed to why Others should OBJ
ject to it.
being circulated by residents OF the Seventh dis
which they ask the hearty support of all the behalf
OK the One of these petitions contains 500 name
we'll and of that section who earnestly c
the uphold the redstrctng law The attached 10
loNS.
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Vernon II, Phipps,
w. II. Sears,
Eareckson Deale.
Ben. Fountain,
Russell Phipps,
Roland Scott,
Daniel Fountain.
Danl. Gray,
Edw. Smith,
Geo. w. Crowner.
Joseph A. Wheeler,
Edgar Linton,
Ennes Bast,
Francis X. Crandell.
Edwin Crandall,
Allen Crandan,
Clarence Crandell,
Bennett Crandall.
l.. A. Crandell.
Leonard II. Bussey,
William Atwell,
DelmaS Z. Stutler,
Clarence Linton,
Mrs. Nellie w. Linton,
James Z. Linton,
Edward Wilde.
Amy j. Leeds.
NJ. Graham Ellzey.
d. A. Owings,
Russell l.. Hardesty,
Carrie NJ. Hardesty.
j. II. Maloney,
Alvin Simmons.
Colombus Rogers.
J. w. Grinner,
CONTINUED on Page g.
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the General Assembly VI Maryland. held
In the year 49,, i've Acts were passed.
the constitution Of the State. tO-wit
chapter Z, proposing an amendment 20
Department Chapter 20, proposing Al
amendment TO Section Of Article 3. title.
Legislative Department Chapter l4l.
proposing an amendment 70 Section ] o.
Chapter ~, proposing an additional Ar
tlcle TO the Constitution. 20 be known as
Article XVII thereof, title, "Quadrennal
amendment TO Section 10 OF Article Is.
title. Miscellaneous and which said 1--we
Acts are ia the words and figures follow
Ing:
CHAPTER :.
AN ACT 70 propose an amendment 10 Sec.
ton OF Article III. of the cOnstitu-
ton Of the State OF Maryland. title
ne slsase PePsgslnshss, ai anyIess ~
Baltimore City, aud providing for the
submission Of said amendment 10 the
qualified voters OF tie state Of Mary
land for adoption or rejection:
Section 1. BE II enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, three-biths of all
the members Of each Of the two Houses
cOncurfing. that the following Section be
and the same II hereby proposed as an
amendment TO Section OF Article Ill of
the Constitution Of the state Of Maryland,
title Legislative Department" the same II
adopted by the legally qualified voters Of
the State. as herein provided, 20 become
Section Of Article Ill OF the Constitution
Of the State OF Maryland.
2. The City OF Baltimore shall be III
vided into six legislative districts as near
ns may be OF equal population and of con-
iguous territory, aud each OF said legis
latiye districts Of Baltimore city, as they
may from time 10 time be laid out In nc.
cOrdance With the provisions hereof, and
each county Ia the State shall be entitled
TO one senator. who shall be elected by
the qualified voters of the said legislative
districts 81 Baltimore City and OF the
counties Of the State. respectively, and
shall serve for four years from the date
ton OF Senators hereafter provided for.
Sec 2. And be IL further enacted by the
authority aforesaid, That said afOregoing
section. hereby proposed as an amendment
20 the Constitution shall be at the next
general election for Members OF the House
Of Representatives OF Congress held IN
this State submitted 20 the legal and
ar rejection. In pursuance OF the directions
contained In Article XIV of the ConstItu.
ton OF this State, and at the said general
election the vote on the said proposed
amendment TO the Constitution shall be
by ballot, and upon each ballot there
shall be printed the words "For the Con-
atitutional Amendment" and Against the
Constitutional Amendment" as now pro-
vided by law. aud immediately. after said
Governor of the vote for and against said
proposed amendment. az directed by said
Fourteenth Article OF the Constitution.
and further proceedings nad IN accord
ance with said Article Fourteen.
Approved March /, 1922.
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NJ. w. Windsor,
Hattie L. Windsor,
John Bias,
Samuel Tyler,
James T. Bias,
Carrean Shaw,
Jas. A Jones,
Willie H. Moreland,
Charles Kirchner.
Bertha Kirchner,
John w. Ford.
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Legislature. as the case may be. AID until
The qualification of the SUCCESSOR. The
Comptroller and the Treasurer shall Keep
their Offices II the seat Of government. aud
STALL take such oath, and enter into such
bonds for tie faithful discharge Of their
cyties as are BON, or MAJ hereafter be
prescribed by law.
Sec. ? Aud be IL fnrihsr enacted by the
authority aforesaid Tfat the said afore-
SOing section hereby proposed as an
amendment 20 the Constitution. shall az
the next ensuing re Rfal election for
members Of CUngre7s. o. be held Ina this
Monday OF NoyenIS<r, one thousand nine
hundred and tweil.~- 90 be submitted 20
the legal aifd qualified voters Of the State
l0F their adoption or rejection In con-
Article XIV ~ the Constitution OF this
state. and az tire said election the vote on
the said proposed amendment 10 the Con-
stifution shall be by ballot. and upon each
For the Constitutional Amendment and
against the Constitutional Amendment"
is now provided by law. aud immediately
after said election due returns shall he
made TO the Governor OF the vote for and
aganst said proposed amendment. and
further proceedings had in accordance
With Article IL of the Constitution.
ApI roved April II, 1922.
CHAPTER 227.
AN ACT 10 propose an amendment to the
Constitution OF the State OF Maryland
by adding thereto a new Article TO be
numbered Article XVlI," entitled
"Qnadrennial Elections" the same
providing that all State officers, ex-
cept judges and all county of1cers
elected by qualified voters shall be
elected IN every fourth year for terms
of four years: and adjusting terms of
State and county appointlye officers :.
and providing that all provisions Of
the Constitution inconsistent with the
provisions Of this Article be repealed
to the extent of such inconsistency: :
ard providing for the submission of
said amendment TO the qualified voters
of the State for adoption or rejection.
Section 1. Re IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, three ifths of all
the members OF the two Houses concur
ring. That the following new Article 10 be
Article XVII" title QUAD
rennal Elections" be and the same Is
hereby proposed M an amendment to the
Constitution os the State of Maryland
The same IL adopted by the legally quail
hed voters OF the State, as herein pro-
vided. to become a part Of said constitu-
ton. and to be numbered and titled as
lfOresaid.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES
FOR ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MARYLAND
Annapolis. Nd, Oct. 2sth, 1922.


Chapters
ebecn6le
n Act "-'s
The Election Candid be
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AN ACT to create and establish a new
election district in Anne Arundel Coun.
ty. to be known as the Seventh Election
District, and to provide for the proper
registration of the legal and qualified
voters and the holding of, elections
therein and provided for Jury service
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lCon,Inned or Page g.
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CHAPTER $40. 1o22.

Anne Arundel:
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Tuesday, November z, 1922

.ctIon on said Candidates viii be held nn
The Lake County times., 1922-03-03
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES

The Tri Kappa luncheon at the
Drake hotel, Chicago. given by thu
four chapter in the district. with Eas
Chicago chapter In charge IS indee6
worthy of mention. There were GOV
ers laid for one hundred. the table
and dining room being prettily decor
ated in cut flowers In the, receiyinl
line were the Misses Margaret Canine
president of the East Chicago chapter
Dthel Rochenhach. grand president
from Peru. Ind. and Gail Dickson
past president of the East Chicag'
chapter. The guests were seated ac
cording to towns. the names OF towns
appearing on the programs. which
were made up IN the Kama colors
The Lake County times., 1922-03-03

noon they had luncheon with their son
Captain Canine and wife at the La
Sale hotel and In the evening attend
ed the Indiana university banquet at
the Congress hotel.
East Chicago welch people, who ex-
pect to go to the banquet at Gary.
Saturday evening will be at the four
corners promptly at o'clock.
Mrs. Victor White. of Michigan city,
formerly of East Chicago, visited
friends in this city yesterday. attend
ing the Eastern Star dinner and
chapter last evening.
Mrs Charles Smith OF North Olcoti
avenue, is confined to her bed with an
attack of grippe.
Mrs. Jay Easterly, accompanied by
her daughter and two children from
Chicago. were dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs, Ed. jenkins yesterday. MT
and Mrs. Jenkins drove them to their
home last evening.
There viii he a business meeting OF
the Calumet shapter Of the ID. A r
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
George Lewis on Magoun avenue. The
social meeting will be held one week
later at the home OF Mrs. Gibbs IN the
WiclSey apartments
Cecil Friedman. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Friedman. has gone to Urbana
Ill, to spend a week with his brothers
Max and Bernard, who are attending
the University of Illinois.
Fashions latest spring and SUNNI
hats at reasonably low prices. Also
complete line OF art and linger
Quality Shoppe. Forsyth ave. 33-t
The Lake County times., 1922-03-03

black and white. Mrs. Iddrise Bucher
In her usual pleasing manner. sang
three numbers. Miss Annetta SpecteI
rendered a beautiful piano solo. Aft
er the program toasts were in order,
Miss Margaret Cancine being toast
mistress The toasts being about the
three KS GAry's representa-. i've spoke
on Kash Valparaiso on Kapers ana
Whiting on Rouquets. while Gail
Dickson reviewed the work OF East
gave a very inspiring talk After the
luncheon. bridge and FIVE hundred were
enjoyed. The prizes " ere beautiful
hand made handkerchiefs. This is an
annual event. each year one of the
chapters being responsible for the ar
rangement This year the pleasure
came 10 East Chicago chapter, whose
members enjoyed every minute from
start TO finish.
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. williams. OF
North Magoun avenue, attended the
Chicago university banquet. last even
ing at tho Hamilton club.
Captain Ralph J. Canine and bride
have been spending their honeymoon
this week in Chicago, az the LasaIle
hotel, were the guests of the captain .
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E y. Canine on
North Magoun avenue, at dinner last
evening and over night. leaving this
morning for Lafayette. Ind, where
they VIII reside for the present.
Mr.. H o. Day. in charge Of the in
dustri;il work In the city schools. wa
called to his home in Rensselaer,. Ind
by the very serious Illness of hi
father.
The Twin City Embroidery clut
members Will be Entertained at tn
home OF Mrs. w. o. Harmon. 4301
Magoun avenue, next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E " Canine an
aughter Miss Margaret. attended tbs
National Educational associate n b.
ing held in Chicaro his week. A