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The Washington times., 1922-07-30
IS DAYS TAKEN.
ON AUTO TRIP
FROM SAN DIEGO
Detective Brings Prisoner And
Father Over Continent In
Record Time. %

Without Handwriting his prisoner
or locking him up at night in jails
along the route. Detective Sergt.
Fleet s. Hughiett, chief Of the auto.
mobile squad of, the WashingtonYPo
lice Department, recently brought
William K. Bowden, eighteen-year-
old student at the Emerson Institute,
to the Capital in an automobile from
San Diego, Cal, an approximate dis
tance of 1000 miles. The trip was
made in thirteen days, two and one
half hours.
Hughlett used every other precau.
ton, however, to prevent young
Bowden from escaping from him.
The detective had the experience not
so long ago of losing a prisoner jus:
outside of the District line after he
and Detective Connors had brought
the man from New York.
Prisoner Came Willingly.
In the case of young Bowden, who
was taken in custody at San Diego
on q warrant sworn out by officials
Of the District Motor Company charS-
ing him with illegally taking an au-
tomobile purchased from the COM
pany on time payments out Of the
District. Hughlett was confronted
with different proposition.
When Hughlett reached San
Diego following Bowden's arrest,
the youths father pledged that he
would see that his son made no
attempt to escape and that he
would willingly accompany the
detective back to Washington to
face the charges against him.
Taking the elder Bowden, Fred
erick Bowden. retired business man
who lives at the Manchester apart
rnents. 1925 NJ street northwest at
his word. Hughlett did not hand
cuff his young prisoner, even. at
night when they reached a hotel
for the night. But. nevertheless,
Hughlett did not throw precaution
to the winds. D..
Upon reaching a hotel in each
OF the cities where they stopped
for the night, Hughlett dismantled
the automobile, taking the key and
distributor. He also secured rooms
in which there were two beds and
which did not face on a fire escape.
Stalls In Desert. -
Before retiring. Hughlett also
took the money both Bowdens' had.
Then the detective locked the door
of the room, taking out the key.
The key Of the door and machine,
money and distributor = ali = were
placed in the slip OF the pillow
on which Hughlett rested his head.
Under the pillow Hughlett kept
ready for action his loaded revolver.
Naturally not a sound sleeper,
Hughlett says during the twelve
actual nights he slept slightly
would awaken from the slightest
sound. Nl
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
OUTDOOR MASONIC SERVICE

Open-air services will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Temple
Heights under the auspices Of the
Grand Lodge of Masons. The ser.
mon will be preached by the Rev.
John c. Palmer, grand chaplain.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
"OLDEST" TO MEET.
A ssocIatIon OF

Assoclation- OF Oldest In.
ants will hold It's reguiar
..-Htnly meeting at the Union
Engine House, southeast corner of
Nineteenth and II streets northwest,
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
THE FINAL GREEN EDITION

baseball scores, complete
racing entries and results and
other sport world happenings.
Get your news a day ahead.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
A VACATION DELIGHT

The Daily and Sunday Times.
Order IL sent to your seashore or
mountain resort-95 cents q
month, $3.50 for three months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06

junior high school and q sixteen. room
grammar school.
The Junior high school Of forty rooms
Will be located between Bradley and
Euclid avenues, west Of Park Bouie.
ward. The grammar school will be
built at Thirty sixth street and Hayes
avenue.
Vice Chancellor Leaning, in Chan.
cery Court, yesterday decided that Mrs.
Marietta Schleinkofc- and her husband.
Raymond Schleinkofer, should divide
the custody Of their three children.
Mrs. Schleinkofer brought habeas cor.
pus proceedings to obtain custody Of
the children, who have been making
their home with the father. Mrs.
Schleinkofer said her husband boasted
Of his conquests with women and that
he taught the children to sing improper
songs. She. sang two Of the songs In
court, thereby causing much laughter.
The Court instructed counsel to arrange
the times for the visits Of the children
between the homes,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
||FEHOLDERS IN
GlMDEN WORRIED
.,o,,sn Statute Giving Mayor
covy,r Of Removal or Ap.
continent Revived
ruo NEW SCHOOLS SOON

n.nA.n 10 trying to recover from the
~ II discovery Of the forgotten
4. \, :, the Legislature which probably
~, M .hanse the complexion of the city's
INT ~ Republican Government.
Republican leaders are seeking way
J. y the dilemma. Ofaceholders VINO
"a, \. Affected by the expected changes
". WI threatening court action to test the
Ia "a remove them following their
Ieu",ntment or elections. They express
Y! oninion they cannot be removed
suS,u sas 'yh ythe expiration Of their terms.
9nu, 9.s,,, Mayor Van Hart refuses to
AS. AsS tnown his intentions regarding
.on.S; .sonn";,tments Of members Of boards OF
.p..d nIP,". and Fire and Public Works a.
!r,O.n.ssr,hed rOns, by the laws Of 1907.
80 Thuck" has been passed 10 City
s.iicitor Bleakly, who Is being CEN
Dvsi DI...d n some quarters for not getting
Il. s'er tro =, acts amended when he had MI
!.u~s.rSment !us added to the third act ere.
.sss = BOARD Of Finance 80 that It
ss,.rid not amply to Camden.
Ny.'Hi 4 ssnected the present laws, which
so,iousjv affect Camden Republicans
y s I've 10 the Mayor. elect, Victor
r;s. ~ wide powers. will be amended
= n'1S N. next session Of the Legislature.
Meantime job. seeking Democrats are
s.s an the trail Of Mayor elect King
sUS .ui Edward s. Kelleher, the Demo-
rratic leader. -
Rspublican lenders were stunned oy
A.. rsws. Conferences were held yes.
.asd ..sd.. ~ and the situation was discussed
s..s !.,s.' avery angle. The election OF a
!n,v.mmocratic !,vm Mayor was blow enough to
=. Renublican organization. but the
y. sss.ent situation has just about para
Esed the politicians.
rhs Camden Board Of Education yes.
,.,dsy accepted plans for a $500. 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
'CUT.0vER' LAND INCREASES
National Forest Reservation Com.
mission REPORTS

Washington. Dec. 9. - Pointing out
that the area Of cut .over forest lands in
the United States has increased in the
last decade from IA 900 900 to 213,.
0O0, 900 acres. Of which considerable
part- is devastated and unproductive.
the National Forest Reservation Com.
mission. through its president. the secre.
tary Of. War. reported yesterday to Con-
gress that the means employed by State,
Federal and private agencies for re.
claiming this land and again making 1t
productive were entirely inadequate.
In ten years only about 10000, ,OOO
acres. including lands which have been
purchased by the Federal Government
for Eastern national forests, have been
placed under MANAGEMENT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06

Millions know the magic Of Dan.
derine; how It corrects oily, dan.
drutfy, itching scalps and helps the
hair to grow long, thick. strong and
luXuriant. Danderine is not sticky
or greasy. II Is the largest selling
hair corrective and tonic In the world
because It Is not q humbugi Get !
bottle at any drugstore.-A6v.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
ROAD SIGNS SET BACK
state otf1elaIs Clearing Al Hion.
ways Of Distractions

West Chester. Dec. 8.---The State
Highway Department has served notice
on all residents along State roads that
every sign must be removed and other
obstructions Of all kinds taken away to
n point four feet back Of the pole lines
along the roads,
The reason given by the State is that
the signs in many instances distract the
attention Of drivers and are Q menace
to safety on the roads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
''eeht "Danderine" will Save Any Man or Wornan's
Har-Delightfu Tonic-See Dandruff Col

|esj sI'ek! st Don't wait! Every bald
nHu |sirn started with just a few falling
|ha |,,'S Ld ana little dandruff--but soon
|"d ,alr halr appeared thin, scraggiy,
m an .heh the dreaded bald spot. II
& s sin to let hair fall out or
'a.s destructive dandruff when
can quickly correct ali such hair
usss,w't s with q bottle Of delightful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

which Includes tho following described
poftIrna 81 streets. tu.wlt.
uUApY RTHEET from the East
limo N Xorophun Ayouus 10 tho West
limo of union Avenue. except Inter-
Apd said board ~ Commissioners has
bv resolution duly approved the aforesni ~
stataueut and estimate " tho city Engl-
moor and hos determined 20 aHsoss tho
p1ai ~ the improvements IN said district
.apatust tho ubufiiug property, the prop
efty benefited uud other property liable
''' ip'i>H PLACE ADDITION
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tPublished In the Tulsa Daily World
World Publishing company, publisher -

published In the Tulsa Daily World.
January 2s.f2t IS, % ~. IS, 1879
World Publishing company. Publisher -
NOTICE FOR HEARING oN As
SFSSMENTS IN STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT . NUMBER Sl2,
ClrY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution or N"
Roard of Commissioners adopted on the
lTth Say OF January, i922, notice L"
hereby given that the BOARD OF Cnmmls-
sionets ~ the city of Tulsa, pkahumE,
has examined the estimate and statement
OF tho city Engineers as to the amount
Of tho cost Of the asphhle pavement
which should be assessed against the
abutting property. the property benefited
and Other property liable to assessment
and the owners thereof In STREET M
PROVEMENT DISTRICT 40, 3l2, which
includes the following described portions
Of streets to-wtt.
QUAKER AVENUE from the North
line of Eleventh street 60 the North
line of Fifteenth Street except inior-
sections ut Twelfth street,
Ana said Hoard 0f Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Of tho city EnEl-
ncer and has determined to assess Tie cost
or the improvements I'm said district
against the abuttlug property tho prnp-
erty benefited and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof "a
follows, to Wit;
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I II \ lb.t, Z, w. Holderman lb,h bAHl
All owners OF abutting property, prop.
eTty benefited by said Improvements and
other property liablS to assessment, ara
hereby notified that all matters affect
ing such improvements or benefits to tho
property thereby, and any claim OF OBJ
tectlons to the assessments as above set
forth shall be filed IN writing In tho Of
flee OF Mrs. Frank Seaman. city Auditor
fore tho Srd day OF February, 1879, at
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L.ECAL.S

% o'clock e.. ui.. ana the Hauo shall De-
he ird day df Febt1sfy. 1879. ~ 900
O'Clock o.. fu. and any claim or objections
not ~ nied 30 writlnR before said time
DATED. this 2oth day of January, 1927.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor
Uubished iu The Tulsa pahy Word
January 29 ~ 2', 90. a. 70. i322,
NOTfrE FOR uGAHINg ON Ae.
FESsNGNIR FOR PANfNG ~
STREET. IMPROVEMENT DtRTHICr
~ MHER l6G CITY or TULSA,
In Compliance with the resolution o'
the Hoard of tommissiDnors adopted ON
tho goth dly ~ January 1879. notice a
siptrTs ~ tho CIty of Tulsa. oklahoma,
has examined tho estimate ana state.
wcut pt tho Ciy EnginUer Hs 90 tnH
amount ~ the cost Of The concrete pave
ucut which should be- assessed against
iho Hbutilng property tho property ncue
fitted aud other property limbo tg as
-TREEr IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No
Ib1 which. Includes tho following DO
s,ribed portions ~ streets, to.wit
ALLEY Block iT q. y. und Bock
Aveuuo aud Elwood Avenue, from
South line ~ seventh stfuot 20 north
lnr 81 Ninth street
ALLEY HloCt $50 o = from
South line of Eighth street 10 Ho,,h
liuo 81 Ninth street between Main
street and iioulder Avenue
ALLEY nloUk i0i o. r. between
MAIN. street aud Boulder Avenue
from t"uih line ~ Ninth street To
North lluo Of Tenth street.
ALLEY block Friend Gillette.
BLOCK / Itoruer. BLOCK o OAK Grove,
Block 20J -. A. between baltimore
and Main, from South lino OF Twelfth
street 60 North llno OF Thirteenth
street.
Ana said board ~ Commissioners huI
by resolution duiy approved the nfotcsUi,
abatement ana estimate pf thd tlll
Engineer aud has determined 60 nssoH
tho cost % tho Improvements foo anit lH
frtct against tho HbuttinE property. tH'
utupCrty benefited aud sthHt property
liable to assessment. and the owner
thereof uH follows. t0.wltt
AILIlLI y L -LLAa-ar
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tpubiished In tho tulsa Daily World Jan
uary 20, 20, 81. IS, 80, 1879 world Pub
lishlns company. publlsher)

,a..,., ma ~ s,,.., T, pav,,r,
Noiiee is hereby given that IA pursu.
ace 80 az ardcr nv tho Hoard Of com
nissloners OF the CITY OF Tuiss Oklahoma
sealed bids viii be received AZ the office
. o. tho City Apdlto. Of said city un!il 3
Tor furnlshina mnterialg and performing
The work necesaary In paving ana other.
wise ,mproving In tho manner and subject
to the conditions hereinafter set out. the
following described portions ot the Col:
lowing named streets and avenues In said
city o TULSA to VII,
,ot,ctton ~ he wsst iins Of Aiiey
pIoeE iio, Original Town 10 the lsast
iins af Kenoshs Avenue,
'''is ,st1stn ~ 'pp1ASr from thu wat lima
n, Kenasba 10 The West line Of Ian
.ins hysn,o W Wv '
sing avenue,
QuANNAH AVENUE from ne
North line OF Tweniy-tlrs,, street 90
For further details ms 10 the material,
,,ian. and method OF const struction TO he
bisd.rs Ma referred 10 The pinns and
Snseiflcationa therefor approved by
he Hoard OF commiAsioners and 10 the
rssniu,icn adoYisd Inv said ponrd declar.
ing tbc neceseitv az and providing for the
lmprovetnrnts Sf said portions Of said
,ly "a s"u sun.c,t,cn,,nns aTe On de in ths
n,siro ~ tbeN CIV AudItor ana coplos o,
said resolution win be furnished upon ap.
t,'W A',at,ar WV nv Wv N'''~
~ NNu,,o'' ,....,..,. 81.
,ald portions OF sSlI Strse's ana n "vsn",s 81
ana cech OF them shsli pe apo, ,lohou '"
ana levied ana assessed "Ealhst the epui
tins property liable to asH.ssmenti
. therefor. and the owners thereon IN ac
cordanoe with the provisions OF Artlrl9 ,
OF the Chnrter OF the Nliy or Tulsi
Oklahoma, and payments e. tho con
tractor VIII be made IN tax bils oNldehe
ing said assessments.
The contractor TO whom the cnntrac
NAV he awarded will he required to pro
cure the signature Of a surety compa ny
approved hy the hoard OF Commissioner
nf tho city OF Tulsa 60 the coutrac
guaranteeing tho construction In the sun
Of 100 per cent and an Indemnity bont
signed BY a surety company approve
BY tho BOARD OF Commissioners Of the CIT
of Tulsa of not less than 100 per cent o
tho contract price provided said sure,
company Hnhll nov ne ,fhpo .rt on es,g say. p"6 nnn
20 exceed TMcny.iiNe lhousshu ,'aS'Vuo n
Dollars tor hdemhlty eioM!hk uu, 81 an
quilted ny me laws OF the sta'e OF OK
roma Roma ,s We npoxe 20 oo uGS'u np"np Ulp,,npy. VI
the engineering and advertising charge
an ot sela ushus w ] pe 'Nu.u,,u ' . ~ wv wv
contractor anu NJ sut,,'y 'y,,ul W ~, u,ta..a - "
cepAhie 10 tns heArH % "'utn,SAlonesr. 1t,s ~ .
me, Clty ot Iulss, nh1 ~ ,sE, "i r"'1
70 ." usue parry "i 'no '"'" Ia''
sA,1 oonus -. ,,,., a.. ,r,,,.at .h,e,
hlus must ns upnn ~ R, nsnro'at -"ev ,,
in,hlshen hg 'ue 'l,y Euk 't,r's 49, ',, ,A
piu Jus 49, |'t' M '",,rr s, .y,lysrt hi
.r.ut"p N,,,,.N y" ,,,Nranv a, u
punNinh nuua' W., "a 49, i,nnt ~ -
am"up,, vt''b w nnuro,tn''. total cost
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All owners OF ubutting property prop.
erty benefited by said improvements auI
other property liable to nssessment' arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or hehcilta 10 lhH
lions to the HsseHspents as above set torth
shall be filed In kritlng In tho office nt
Mrs Frank seaman 'uy Ahdltor "t 'h'
thy OF Tulsa. oklahoma, ON or hcturo
the ard day of February l92e, at go.
O'Clock a. m. and tho same shalt be hcnrd
by the Hoard of Commissioners ON the
Ard day of February, 1929, At 20 o'clock
A. M amt any claim or objections not an
filed in writing before Ehla time shnll
be deemed waived.
DATED this aOth DAY NJ January, lY22
MRS PRANK SEAMAN
A 4 -
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city Auditor
Provided, further, that any legally
qualified oiector of the city OF Tulsa, re-
who desires to be a candidate for any
office as herein sot forth. may nave their
name placed upon the primary ballot for
such office by fling with the city Audi
tor their request In writing, accompanied
by written petition OF not less than one
hundred Cl0al qualified legal voters OF
said city. such filing to be made not loss
[ than ten IO) days before the date fixed
/ for such primary; said statement OF can
didacy and petition arconpanyinx the
| same shall be in substantially the follow
1Statemcn, OF candidscyD
| STATE or OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY OF TULSA
first duly sworn. say that I reside at. -.
! ..........City OF Tulsa. County Of Tulsa
state ot Oklahoma; that am q gualiiied
voter therein: that am candidate for
nomination TO the office off, i';,.,,'. ,... .;
the primary election to be held on the
! |...'...............T Tuesday Of zee. ..,.
10. 80. and I hereby request that ms
/ name he printed upon the official Nom
partisan primary ballot for nomination a,
such primary election for such office.
snbsefibod ana sworn to tor aftirmedi
before me by. .'..'''''''''', o'''
on thls......... day ot..",....,.,, ls""
\ and shall at the snme time file therewlti
the petition Of at least one hundred Goo.
qualified voters requesting such candl
dacy. Each petition shall he verified bl
one or more persons as to the qualitlca
tions hnd residence. with street number
OF each OF the persons so signing the saiC
pet!tion, and the said petition snail b
in substantially the following form:
(Pstition accompanying nominating
lstatcmentl
The undersigned. duly qualified elector
Of the City Of Tulsa, and residing at tn
plaoes set opposite our respective name
hereto do hereby request that the nam
of Cnnme Of csndidate) be placed on IN
ballot as n candidate for nomination 10
| (nAme ot~office) at the Nonpartlsan pri
mary election to be held In such city OF
! the ......... ........ Tuesday, Of. f.....
.............,...,. ,.....' 80, ~ ,'''
be a qualified elector Of said city an
a man of good moral character and quail
fled III our judgment for the duties G
such fflce.
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GEO MacCURDH.
Secretary.

Published In tho Tulsa Daily World.
January ts February 2. Q. lG and %.
lNs2 world Publishing company, pub.
nshorl
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING or
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
The annual meeting ~ the tockhuld-
ers Of this company Will be- held ON Tues
day. February -, 1879, at 10 O'Clock "a.
W., At the office Of the company. ~
West Fourth street, Tulsa. oklahoma, FOR
the purpose Of clocting "a board of direc-
tors and receiving and acting upon the
retfurts Of the officers, and for the trans
action OF such other business rs may
properly come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws Of the
state OF Oklahoma under which this com
psny In Incorporated no stock can be
voted which has been transferred on tho
books OF the company within 20 days next
preceding this election.
t. .. RITTS.
Secretary
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LECALS

L. a candidate shall be declared elect
tie between two candidates for any
office at gaid election, they shall cast
lots 60 determine who shall be elect
ed thereto"
be amended BY striking out and repeating
all OF said section 2 Of Article III as
above set out, and enacting In lieu thereof
section 2. ON the first tuesday of
Aprii 1879. and bisnnieliy thereafter
here shall he Q elect ed nt an cleo
tion 20 be held in said city OF Tuls'
10 be called as hereinafter provided, a
Mayor, Police and Fire Commissioner,
CommissiOner Of streets aud Public PTop.
Revenue, VINO shat compose said Board OF
/ Commissioners, ana who shan serve
his successor shall be elected and qualified.
At such election there shall also he elected
n city Auditor. who shall likewise serve
iorr& term of two t9 year, y,, or
/ Candidates for Mayor. for Police and FIRE
Commissioner commlssioncr Of street.
Sewerage Conimisslonor. and commits
sloner of Finance and Revenue. and can.
| didates for city Auditor shall be voted
upon. separately Each candidate nomi-
! election shall file with TIE city Audi
] tor. at least five 90 days before such
I election II held their written request "a
have their name placed on the OFFICIAL
! ballot for the office fpr which such per
son desires to become candidate, pro
vided. that no name shall be- placed upof
such official ballot unless such candidate
shall have been nominated Tor such office
IN the Nonpartlssn primary election
/ Ihe city Auditor shall prepare ar
I official ballot In accordance with a.,
ballot shall be used Rt such ci,,
| election. Tho candidate at said election
Tor Mayor Police and Fire Commiss.o oner
ey,g srS9,i aHs 'gs rgSe FT9P o
missioner. Commissioner of Finance ant
] Revenue and CITY Auditor, AZ herein pro
| vidcd. who shall receive majority of nj
the votes cast at such election for suCl
date. shall be declared elected to such u
ficei In the event OF u tie between tw,
candidates Tor any office a. said election
such candidates shall cast lots 90 DC
vided further. mat IN the event any can
didHte nominated. as herein provided. VIII
shall withdraw from such nomination. du
or for any other cause become incliEigbl
ballot, such vacancy shall he filled b
placing upon such official ballot for sue
. office the name of the candidate reCclvin
the next highest number Of votes at sue
that In the event there are no person o
persons nominated at such primary elec
tion eligible to be placed on the ufnclo
ballot, such vacancy may he filled upo
petition Of candidate for such vacanc,
signed by tho greatest number Of tn
qualified electors OF said city An
provided further that AZ the geners
] election held In the city Of Tulsa for IN
election Of city officers. as herein -
forth there shall be no political part
designation or insignia or evidence thercc
printed or used upnn such general electio
ballot; and provided further. that sue
general election ballot shall be in sui
statnally the following form:
CForfn Of HalloD
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Cd ia ] AlE 90 -" . -
l---f Tor Mayor
Name Of Caniiiate)
l--l tNote for OneD
i-l For city Auditor.
Name of Candidate.)
l--i CNote for One1
For Police and Fire Commis-
i-t fiOner.
name ot Cnndidatcl
- (Nute for One.l
For Commissioner OF Streets
,-t Rnd Public Property.
Name Of Candidste.)
l-i tNotc for one
For Waterwnrks and Sewerage
--rl Commissioner.
tNama Of Candidate.)
--l Vote for One.l
For Commissioner OF Finance
t--i and Revenue.
Name Of Candidatc)
-i vote for onel
Official ballot attest: