ANNAPOLIS SEWAGE COMMISSION.

John J. Levy....................................................................................................Annapolis
Elliott H. Burwell, civil engineer.......................................................Annapolis
Abel L. Wolman, Engineer State Board of Health........................Baltimore

This Commission was appointed under the provisions of Chapter 180
of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1820. The. Commission is au-
thorized to perfect plans and specifications in co-operation with a com-
mittee from the United States Naval Academy for sewage disposal.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR MARYLAND RESIDENT IN
OTHER STATES AND COUNTRIES.

Name. Postoffice.
For New York:

George H. Corey .New York City

For Pennsylvania:
Thomas J. Hunt, 8th and Walnut Streets......................Philadelphia

WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION.

Name. Address
George L. Hopper......................................................................................Harford County

W. Beatty Harlan ...... .Harford County

Albert S. J. Owens.......................................................................................Baltimore City

The Governor appoints an unpaid commission of three members to
aid Maryland citizens in the prosecution of their valid claims against
the Government, said claims growing out of the war, (Ch. 639, 1920.)

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE UNITED STATES JUNIOR
NAVAL RESERVE.

Emerson C. Harrington, Maryland member.....................Cambridge, Md.
Commissioned by the Governor on August 10, 1921. No term.

WHITE'S FERRY COMMISSION.
(Resolution No. 2 of 1924.)

Commission of three to meet like commission from Virginia and re-
port to General Assembly of 1927 upon practicability, coat and necessary-
legislation for bridge from White's Ferry, Montgomery County, across
the Potomac River, to Loudoun County, Virginia, each State to pay
half the expense.

Howard W. Spurrier, President Pooleaville Nat. Bank, Poolesville.
Senator Eugene Jones, Kensington.
J. Lee Simmons, Adamstown, Frederick County.