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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-01-07

Ihs IS the week OF good resolutions and plans
tor the year 1922 which was ushered in Yesterday
1t IS also that period of the season that one reflects
over the past twelve motnhs with the usual result
that his afterthousht is considerable more efficient
than his tore-thought, 1t will be just the same
year and the year following Human beings are
prone to make mistakes; great many of them
picking out their weaknesses and endeavoring to
improve them while others-well, they just don't
care-it's all in Lifetime anyway
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-01-07

This is the time Of the year the biggest loads Of
hay are hauled, the best stacks OF hay put up like
wise 1t IS the time of year that automobiles will
climb the steepest grades and go the greatest dis
lance on gallon Of gasoline What makes ones
imagination run away with itself when one is
comfortably seated by a warm stove with few
friends to listen?
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
DOUG" HOWARD, NAVY
ATHLETIC OFFICER, IS
ORDERED TO SEA DUTY

Commander Douglas L. Howard. for
the last three years seeretary.treasu.e .er
of the Navy Athletic Association. and
general director Of athletics among the
midshipmen of the Naval Academy.
has received his orders to sea duty.
He has been assigned as navigator OF
the battleship Texas and will leave
Annapolis to assume his new post early.
in January.
Commander Howard has been PER-
haps more closely identified with arb
letics than any other officer in the
naval service. lie is an old rootba,.
star, having played end on the mid
shipments team for three seasons. ana
was captain in his senior year back IN
1905. Later he served as assistant
coach Of the gridders. and afterwards
put in three years as head coach. and
he attained much success in handling
the middies. AS athletic officer he has
rendered service of the highest order.
the work in the distribution of ticket.
for big athletic contests during MS
incumbency being particularly ardu.
Gus. Commander Howard is a native
of Annapolis, the son of Mrs. Howard
and the late Rear-Admiral Thomas b.
Howard. of the navy (retired). He
has a wide circle of friends here who
regret his forthcoming departure.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
THEATRE
WILL Be RE-OPENED
WITHIN SHORT TIME

Undaunted bv the loss resulting
from the fire of Tuesday night wher
the Republic Theatre was gutted by
flames and. wafer. Philip Miller. own.
er and proprietor of the building i'm
mediately took steps 10 rehabili,at,
the structure. and expects TO have i
in condition 10 resume exhibitions D.
the movies" within two weeks at The
latest.
After a complete survey of the
premises. il developed that the dam
age to the theatre proper was larecl.
from water. as the flames were con
fined chiefly To the rear of the build
ing whore they originated from Al
oyerhcated furnace and then swept
Though a large section of the build
ing occupied as residence quarters by
Mr.. Miller and his family.
Today large force of workmen
began clearing away debris prepara-
tory to rebuilding and repairs which
will be pushed rapidly to completion
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
GOVERNORS OFFICIAL
NEW YEARS VISITORS

Officers of the National Guard OF
Maryland will make their New Years
call on Governor Ritehie between
1880 and 1:30 New Years Day. They
will lie presented 10 the Governor by
Adjutant-General Milton A. Reckord.
A buffet luncheon will be served for
them at the Mansion.
In addition To the officers of the
guard the Governors guests will in
clude the officers OF the regular army
on duty with the National Guard who
are Lieut.-Colonel Orville T. Town
shend and seven junior officers on in
struction duty Major-General Muir
Y. S. A., commandant Of the Third
Corps Army Area, his personal and
official staff have also been invited to
accompany the National Guard Off
cerr
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
MILLION DOLLAR CHURCH
PREY TO FLAMES; THOUGHT
WORK OF IhCENDIARY

QUEBEC. Dec. 22.-Fire. which de-
stroyed the historic $1,000 900 Notre
Dame Church early today. is believed
10 have been caused by an incendiary
according 10 Daniel Lorraine. chief o.
the provincial police. who said ne had
received warning that the edilice
would be burned on December IS. Tie
rectory adjoining the church also vas
destroyed
The flames leaped the narrow
street. separating the church buildings
from the business section OF old Que
bee, and did some slight damage 10
the Chronicle and Telegram. the Eng
lish newspapers
o. her establishments suffered
heavily from smoke and water.
Monsignor, LaFiamme. cure OF
Notre Dame. said that the art treas
nres and documents. dating back TO
1874. which the charch held among rs
greatest possessions. had heen de-
stroyed Famous sacred paintings by
Van Dyke and LeBrun were lost.
Notre Dame is the ninth Catholic
edifice in Canada to be visited By a
serious fire this year and the second
in this section.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
THREE cOUNT[RFHTERs
CAPTURED BY FEDERAL
AGENTS IN NEW JERSEY
dS The As-nrlated rrr.-N

ASBCRY PARK. y j.. Dec ga
leng search ~ federal agents and
private detectives fer counterfeiters.
who have leea flooding the country
with forced American Railway Ex-
press money orders. ended today with
the arrest al Freehold OF Giles NJ.
Ranney. an engrayer. and the arrest
in Cincinnati of James Watson and
Walter Il. Nolan. il WAS disclosed to-
day.
The trail Of the alleged counter
feiters was struck in New York when
a Tank teller checking his account
noticed something wrong with the tex
ture OF one OF the checks which he
had cashed.
IN alarm was Immediately sen; out
and investigation showed that $500
worth of the logus paper already had
been cashed in New York.
Every bank. railroad ticket Office
and express Office in the country then
was notified to be on the lookout for
the counterfeit Detective Davenport
received a mysterious tip that the
counterfeits were heing made in AS
Lury Park by Ranney. He trailed the
man To a small printing shop here.
where the detective says he found
Ranney comparing some OF the bogus
checks with the real paper
Ranney was arrested.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
COUNTY MAN INJURED
IN PECULIAR M|SHAp
WHILE RIDING IN AUTO

Rot ert Strong. 20 years old. ot
south river. and Wilbert Robinson
manager of the Brooklyn Baseball
Club of the National League. narrowly
escaped serious injury in peculiar
accident here this afternoon.
Robinson. who is spending the win
ter ducking along the shores OF South
river. accompanied by Strong. was
driving Ford coupe along College
avenue at 2:30 o'clock. The car was
proceeding Immediately behind big
truck of the Meredith Lumber Com
pany. driven by colored man named
Dorsey. The truck had a load OF
bricks. One of the bricks fell off. and
getting caught in the big rear wheel
of the truck was cast upward. crash
ed through the windshield OF the
coupe, struck Strong on the shoulder
and then bounded out OF the side win
dow. Several pieces of the flying
plate glass struck Strong In the face.
iniiicting slight gashes
Strong was much excited, as was
also Robinson. who is well-known
here as a member OF the old Balti-
more Oriole baseball team
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
ELABORATE CHRISTMAS
MUSIC AT ST. MARY'S s

At Solemn High Mass at St. Mary's
Catholic Church at o'clock Christ
mas morning the following musical
program will lie given:
Professional. (se!ection " orches
ira OF Naval Academy Band); "Stilly
Night Jesu lie, duet and chorus
Kyrie, Mass in D. A. f. Lejeal: Gloria,
Mass in ID, A. +. Lejeal Credo. Mass
in ID; Offertory. "Pastores": SancEus,
Benedictus. Agnns Del. Mass in d, a.
+. Lejeal At Communion: "Adeste
Fidelis. Selection by orchestra) /;
Recessicnal, GLORY To God" Del
man; selection by orchestra.
Organist and Director, Miss Li.lio
e. Henkel
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
FAMILY FEUD RESULTS
IN KILLING BROTHER

, STEUBENyILLE OHIO. Dec 22.--
Roy Ledson. %. is dead and his broth
or William. a2. severely wounded. and
James Pearson. so. is being hunted by
deputy sheriffs and West Virginia
State Police to place a murder charge
as a result of a fight which came as
the climax OF feud between the two
families existing for many weeks. The
battle was staged near the Ledson farm
this morning on the hill east of Weir
ton. w. Va, across the river from
Steuhnryille
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
TOPICS DISCUSSED
At UNIVERSITY CLUB
Prof. Henry Sturdy Gives Prac-
teal Talk On Fundamentals
OF Tennis"

Last night the regular bi-mon,hly
meeting Of The University ClgD was
held as usual al Mcdowell Han. st.
Johns College. The program commit.
tee announced an interesting schedule
for the next meeting. to he held Janu-
ary 4.
After the business meeting, Prop.
Henry f. Sturdy. of the Department of
English, opened the speaking program
with practical talk on 'Fundamen-
tails of Tennis He treated both the
psychological and the physical atti-
tudes necessary for good playing. and
emphasized the basic principles. With
the constant mental effort TO out,git
NContinued On Page
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS DOLLS GIVEN
TO LOCAL RED CROSS

Tho local Red Cross has received
very useful Christmas present from
Jack Lauph heimer, who yesterday
gave them a dozen, dolls TO give to
roor children OF Annapolis. The gif
was Il most acceptai le cne and the
numlcr exactly filled the society's re-
nuirements TO complete scme Chr ST
mas boxes for a number OF children
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
NOTHING DOING FOR
WATER POLO TEAM


With the announcement OF The liat
OF baseball games To be played by the
midshipmen's nine during the season
OF 1928. authorities of the Naval Acad-
emy also approved and made public
the schedules in the several winter
and spring athletics. with the excep-
tion OF tennis and water polo.
In every instance. except the Ia
crosse team. a trip away from home
has been arranged fer each team. A
feature of the winter indoor program
viii be the intercollegiate gymnastic
meet. 10 bc held at the Academy. date4s
of which, however. have not heen
fixed absolutely
The big event for the rowing crews
will be the triangular races. with
Harvard and Princeton as the other
contestants. on Lake Carnegie. May &.
The field and track athletes Will en-
ter the Penn Relays in April
Good Boxing Fea;arc Planned
The boxing team will feature in an
interesting affair with three Canadian
universities on March il plans now
under way materialize. The experts
in the fistic game from the land OF
the Maple Leaf are due to box the
middies. The three Canuck schools be-
ing Toronto. McGill and Queens.
The lacrosse squad opcnS early in
the season with Stevens Institute.
Two Maryland colleges viii be played
IN lacrosse. though arrangemen:s
have not been completed with Uni
yersity of Maryland stickmcn Johns
Hopkins occupies the last date on The
list. coming TO Annapolis on May L..
Others now scheduled are Lohich,
Penn and Penn State.
wide and varied program is plan-
Continued TIN fage b
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
FIND BULLET-RIDDEN BODY
OF OHIO MAN NEAR HOME

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec 22.- The
bullet-ridden body of Anthony Joffee,
&C. of Willoughby. was found today
not far from his home. Marshal Ma
loney declared that in his opinion the
Staying was the outgrowth of black
hand plot.
Fourteen bullet holes were found IN
the body, six in the back. There were
no signs of scuffle where the body
was found and there were no indica-
tons of robbery, Marshal Maloney
said
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
No Leave-Takins For Morse

WASHINGTON. Dec. % Charles
w Morse, the New York shiphuilder,
under indictment here On charges O:
conspiracy to dcfraud the United
States Government. was denied per-
mission in the District of Columbia
Supreme Court today to go to Rome
to consult DR.. Machiafava. the Pope's
physician
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
Oil Official Shot From Ambush
lBN The ASHnclaled PressA

TAMPICO. MEN, Dec. 22-Emilc
Arnsten, formerly of Freeport. La.
assistant pipe line superintendent of
the Mexican Gulf Oil Company, was
shot and killed from ambush on the
road between Toteco and Zazamixtle.
State of Vera Cruz. it was learned to-
hnN
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
Shooting Match

To be held at ARNOLD
STATION on SATURDAY,
DECEMBER %, commcnc-
ing, at ! p. m. prompt. Re
freshments served on the
grounds.
Come one and all to get
your Christmas dinners.
By order OF committee.
ARNOLD COMMUNITY
CLUB.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
N|NTER-sPR|NG
SCHEDULES
SPORT EVENTS

Interesting Program OF Contests
At Home And Abroad VIII
Keep Midshipmen Active Un-
til June-Scme Dates Yet To
Be Filled.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
special Trains Take 1000

I
Ioai 1000 OF the embryo naval
Ig made reservations on the three
ii trains that left the city within
nutes Of each other this after.
A special over the Pennsylvania
lcn az G25 o'clock. and another
he Baltimore and Ohio at $50.
90 these trains are carrying sew
hundred lads whose homes are in
Nts or Mid.Western States. CHI.
icing the destination of the train.
Pennsylvania operated another
j. leaving a few minutes late.
bound for New York. A large
lngcnt Of the students will spend
|plye In New York; others in
|dtlphia, Baltimore. Washington
|olher nearby cities, At least two
|'cIal functions have been arranged
|ark the Yuleiide celebration. To
o bali will be held in the New
Hotel. Washington, and those
|Ners OF the first or senior class
Pave planned to spend their leaGe
|es York, have arranged for an
0outinnrd ia Page e.l
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
ILETIDELEAVE
[RN|DSH|PNEN
STARTED TODAY
l., 1000 Are Being Whisked
New York And Chicago On
,,cial Trains That Left This
Ifernoon 49, Social Functions
Ianned
IlDAY CELEBRATION
STAGED LAST NIGHT

remas and New Years holidays
No regiment Of midshipmen began
orloek this afternoon and prac-
Is three fourths OF the student
NJ nearly 2400 are speeding on
n trains bound for various points
ighonl me country. many OF them
M home folk for the Yuletide
,-ies Tho holiday period viii
"a unul evening roll call on Jan
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22
sSOCIATED PRESS

~ n;soatches OF ! a | {
-. are published in
|r.. |r..' Evening Capital.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-22

CCoutioued ca Page 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

| dos mis fuesen del mismo mode
los obtenedores de un mayor nGmero
| de votos para el cargo de Teniente
! Gobernador, uno de ellos deberd
ser designadO Teniente Gcbernador
por el Comisionado Residente de los
| Estados Unidos Ell Puerto Rico.
En- caso de una imputaci6n al Co
bernador, de su destituci6n del car.
go. de muerte, rechazamiento de
| qualification, renuncia, ausencia de
la lsla. el Teniente-Gobernador debera
ejercitar todo ell poder y la autoridad
perteneciente al cargo de Goberna-
dor, hasta que el Gobernador, ausen-
te o imputado, regrese vuelva a sus
funcones, hasta que el proximo go
bernadOr, debidamente' electO Ell la
forma regular, sea debidamente cua-
liticado, segdn fuere ell case. por
ell tempo que el Teniente- Goberna-
dor coupe ell cargo de Gobernador, el
debera recibir Ia misma compensation
Que fuese concedida por la ley al Co
bernador regularmente electo
En- case de imputacion de ambos.
Gobernador y Teniente-Gobernador, v
de su remocion de sus cargos, muer.
te. rechazamiento qualification, o
renuncia, ausencia de Ia Isla. la lie,
gislatura Sc reunira en- session extra
ordinaria para llenar las vacantes, de
la misma manera que hasta aqui ha 81
do provisto.
Secci6n 14a.-Que los siguientes
epartamentos executives son por la
presente creados: Tn departa-
mento de Justicia, el jefe del cuai
sera designado como Attorney Gene
ral un Departamento de Finanzas,
el jefe del cual sera designado como
Tesorero; un Departamento del Inte-
rior, el jefe del cual sera designado
como Comisionado del Interior; un
Departamento de instruction, el jefe
del cual sera designado como Conf
sionado de Instruction; un Departa-
mento de Agriculture Trabajo, Ell
jefe del cual sera designado como Co
misionado de Agriculture Y Trabajo;
Y un Departamento de Sanidad, ell jefe
del cual sera designado como Comi-
sionado de Sanidad Los jefes de los
departamentos antes mencionados. de-
beran ser nombrados por el Goberna-
dor, por y con el consejo Y consenti-
miento del Senado de Puerto Rico, v
mantendran sus puestos por un termi-
no de cuatro amos, y hasta Due sus su-
dos, "A menos que antes sean destituf.
dos por ell Gobernador.
Los jefes de departamentos debe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

pOdra vetar cualquier legislation he
cha y en- ell futuro aprobada. Podr;
destituir a todos los funcionarios que
; 81 haya estado autorizado para nom
brar. Sera responsible de la tiel eje
cucion de las leyes de Puerto Rico J
de las de los Estados Unidos aplica
bles Puerto Rico. Deberd, anualmer
te, y en- tales otras epocas como pu
diese ser requerido, hacer un informo
Official de las transacciones del Go.
bierno de Puerto Rico, a la Legislatp
ra de Puerto Rico; y debera desempe
mar tales otros deberes ofciales y fun
clones que fuesen por ley delegadas en-
81. Ninguna persona podr;i ser elegi
BILE para Gobernador de Puerto Rico
que no sea un elector cualiticadO y ui
ciudadano de los Estados Unidos, naci
do, bien Ell los Estados Unidos o ell
Puerto Rico, que no haya llegado a
la edad de treinta amos, que no sepa
leer y escribir ell idoima espailol el
ingles.
Sera elegido al propio tempo, por
el mismo perfodo, con iguales cuali-
ficaciones como las del Gobernador, ,un
Teniente -GObernador. quien habra de
ser el Presidente eX-oficio del Senado,
perO quien no tendra voto eXcepto an
casos de empate; y, durante Ia session
de la Legislature, 81 recibira la misma
compensation que sea concedida a un
Senador de Puerto Rico.
La election del Gobernador del
Teniente-Gobernador por los MEM
bros comDonentes de ambas Camaras
de la Legislature, debera tener lugar
el primer dia que las mismas Sc reu-
nan en- session despues de cada elec-
ci6n general regular. Dicha session.
para ell proposito antes dicho. debcrd
ser publica, y estar presidida por Ell
Comisionado Residente de los Esta-
dos UnidOs. La referida election del
Gobelnador Y del Teniente-Goberna
dor debera ser por votacion secreta,
depoSitando, cada miembro de la LIE.
gislatnra. su vOto, en- una urna, ell la
presencia del Comisionado Residente
de los Estados Unidos de su Secre,
tario. La persona que obtuviere ell
mayor nImero de votos para las res
pectivas posiciones, debera ser ell Go
'bernador, ell Teniente- -Gobernador
pero 81 dos mas fuesen igualados en-
un mayor n6mero de votos para ell
0-I~ 4
ri designado por ell Comisionado Re-
sidente de los Estados Unidos en-
Puerto Rico; y, de igual manera, 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
67o. congreso.
"a. Session.
RESoLucIoN DE LA cAMARA, sss5
EN- Ia cAMAaA DE REPREsEN-
TANTES.
Enero 10. 1922.

Ell sehor CAMPBELL, por Kansas
present6 ell siguiente proyecto de ley,
Asuntos lnsulares, habiendose orde
nado su impression.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

Para deciarar Ell proposito del pueblo
de los Estados Unidos en- cuanto al
status politico del pueblo de Puerto
Rico, y para proveer de un Gobier-
no Autdnomo dicha isla, creando
ei Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto
Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
Esta dejando pasar SU DlA y va luego
Echarlo de Menos.

por la suscripcion por todo
ell aio de 1922 a EEL I'M.
PARCIAL"-uno de los dia-
rios de mayor circulation en-
Puerto Rico y ell mas soil
citado por su lectura amena
e Interestingly Ell seguida,
con ell primer ndmero que
reciba obtendra en- su poder
ell bonito Lapiz, de Orc
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-16

annually, the funds thus derived to
be used for the purpose Of erecting
and equipping a school building in
School District No. 2, Parish of Bien-
vile, La.
The said election shall be held at
the following named polling place:
In the First National Bank Building,
Gibsland, La, in School District No.
:, Bienville parish, Louisiana, and the
following named commissioners and
'lerk Of election are appointed: f..
W. Merritt, Claude Baker, D. S. Craig,
head, commissioners; G. A. Berry,
'lerk, each being a registered voter
and to serve without compensation.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of April, 1922, the first day
following the election, at y o'clock
4, NJ. the Benville Parish School
Board of the Parish Of Bienville. La,
will meet at the office of said body in
he town of Arcadia, La, Bienville
parish and there in open session open
The ballot boxes, examine and count
The votes as to number and amount,
md examine and canvass the returns
and declare the result of the election
and pr0mulgate the same
Given on this the Ord day of Feb
ruary, 1922, at Arcadia, La, in said
parish of Bienville.
e. II. FISHER,
Secretary Bienville Parish
School Board
p. T. WHITE,
President Bienville
Parish School Board.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-16
PROCLAMATION
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Bien.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Bien
vile.
Pursuant to authority contained in
ordinance No. 2 Of 1922 of the Bien.
vllle Parish School Board, Bienville
Parish, Louisiana, Of the date of Feb
70, 1922, l, P. F. White, President Of
said body, give notice that an cleo.
non will be held in School district No.
= in the parish Of Bienville, La. on
tne 5rd day Of April, 1922, as set forth
IN the following abstract of said or.
dinance: ~ "a
Section l. Be it ordained BY the
Blenville Parish School Board Of Ri.
enVllle Parish, Louisiana, in lawful
session convened that an election shall
De and is hereby called to be held in
Scnool District No. 2 in the parish
81 . blen 1n La, on the Bird day of
Aprll, 1922, at which election the NM
'ority OF the property tax payers Of
,'ld District, in number and amount
elglole to vote and voting, shall de-
proposition to incur debt and issue
.; PONDS 4h OF said, School District No. 2
Va ! tne parish Of Bienville, La, to the
a aMou MO OF Forty Thousand ($4O.o0O..
w. dollars, to run for a period Of
o zen years. bearing interest at the rate
OF Q per cent per annum, payable semi pntl
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-16
/, SEALED PROPOSALS

Louisiana Highway Commission, Room
3332, Maison Blanche Annex, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Sealed proposals. will be received at
the office Of the Louisiana Highway
Commission, Room 401, Maison
Blanche Annex, New Orleans, Louisi-
ana and at Adjutant Generals Office,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana up to u o.
Clock Noon, April 9rd, 1922, for con.
structing the following highways:
BIENVILLE PARISH
Arcadia atehitoches Highway
arcadia to Bienville)
1904 Miles
Information as to location, charac.
ter Of work, extent and class of ma.
terial, terms Of payment, regulations
governing manner OF submitting pro.
posals and executing contract, may, on
application, be obtained at the Office
Of the Louisiana Highway Commits
sion.
JAMES M. FOURMY,
State Highway Engineer.
W. T. PETERMAN, Chairman,
Louisiana Highway Commission.
(3-31-224t)