(2)

1. Directory of the State Government and Principal State Officers and Employes,

Organization of Executive Branch and Powers and Duties of State Officers and

Boards,

2.

Salaries of Principal State Officers, Members of Boards and Commissions and

Employes Whose Compensation is Fixed by Law,

5-40

41

110

118

5.

6.

Biographical Sketches of State Officers and United States Senators,

Declaration of Independence,

122

251

7.

Constitution of the United States of Am ica, with Analytical Index,

8.

9.

Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1873, with Analytical Index,

History of the Several Constitutions of Pennsylvania,

253-268

269-299

300

10.

11.

12.

Votes Cast on Home Rule Amendment at Election held November 7, 1922,

Vote on Four Proposed Amendments to State Constitution, November 6, 1923,

Date of Organization of Territories and Admission of States into the Union,

13. Population and Area of the United States, în Square Miles, by States and

Territories,

302

303

304

305

16. Population of Pennsylvania by Counties, According to Sex, Color, Race and

Nativity, 1920,

308-309

17.

Population of Pennsylvania by Counties, Showing Country of Birth of the

Foreign-born White,

310-311

18.

Population of Pennsylvania by Counties, Males and Females, Twenty-one Years

of Age and Over,

312

19.

21.

Population of Pennsylvania by Counties, Urban and Rural, 1920, 1910, and 1900,

20. Population of Pennsylvania by Minor Civil Divisions, 1920,

Organization of Counties of Pennsylvania,

313

314-339

340

22.

23.

24.

Organization of Counties and County Towns in Pennsylvania,

Classification of the Counties of Pennsylvania, Act regulating the,

Classification of the Counties of Pennsylvania, Census of 1920,

341

342

342

Number of Congressmen and Presidential Electors to which each State is En-

titled,

344

29.

Act of Congress for the Apportionment of Representatives in Congress among

the several States under the Thirteenth Census,

344

30.

31.

Number of Congressmen Apportioned to Pennsylvania, since 1790,

Apportionment of the State into Congressional Districts,

345

345

32.

Apportionment of the State into Senatorial Districts,

347

Date of Next Election for President, see page 543 for Date of State Elections,

Popular Vote for President, 1856 to 1920,

522

522-532

40.

Electoral Vote by States for President, 1868-1920,

533-534

41.

42.

Popular and Electoral Vote for President and Vice-President, 1789-1920,

Popular Vote of Pennsylvania for President from 1789-1920,

535-537

538

43.

Electoral Vote of Pennsylvania, 1789-1920,

540

44.

45.

Popular Vote for United States Senators of Pennsylvania, 1914-1922,

Popular Vote for Governor of Pennsylvania, 1790-1922,

541

542

48. Vote of Pennsylvania for Lieutenant-Governor, by Counties, 1922,

49. Vote of Pennsylvania for Secretary of Internal Affairs, by Counties, 1922,

50. Vote of Pennsylvania for United States Senators, by Counties, 1922,

51. Vote for Judges of Superior Court, by Counties, 1922 and 1923,

52. Vote of Pennsylvania for Presidential Electors, by Counties, 1920,

Vote of Pennsylvania for Presidential Electors, 1920,

53.

54. Vote on Question of Holding a Constitutional Convention, 1921,

543

544

545

546

547-548

549

550

551

553

55. Vote for United States Senators and Governor, by Election Districts, 1922,

56. Vote for Representatives in the Sixty-eighth Congress, 1922,

57. Vote for Senators, by Senatorial Districts, 1922,

554-712

712-720

720-726

58.

Vote for Members of the House of Representatives, by Legislative Districts,

1922,

Principal United States Government Officers from Pennsylvania, 1783-1924,

741

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MENT

Page

67.

68.

Historical List of State Government Officials,

69.

70.

United States Senators and Representatives from Pennsylvania since 1789 and

Terms of Service,

Government of the State of Pennsylvania during the Revolution,

742-747

747

748

71.

Governors and other Officials of the Commonwealth with their Terms of Service,

Judges of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, since 1684,

749-757

758

72. Judges of the Superior Court of Pennsylvania,

759

73.

Speakers and Presidents pro tempore of the Senate of Pennsylvania,

74. Speakers of the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania,

759

760

75.

76.

Members of the Senate and House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, from

1870 to 1924,

Length of Sessions of the Legislature, 1776 to 1923,

761-801

802

81. Judges of the County Court of Allegheny County,

Times for holding Courts in Counties of Pennsylvania, 1924,

809

810-817

Comparative Statement Of Treasury Receipts, for the years 1921, 1922, and

half-year, 1923,

921-926

92.

Comparative Statement of Treasury Payments, for the years 1921, 1922, and

half-year, 1923,

926-931

93.

Statement showing State Debt, 1840 to 1922, and Receipts and Expenditures

from 1791 to November 30, 1922,

Statement of General Fund Appropriations, 1921-1925,

Biographical Sketches of Senators and Members of the House of Representa-

tives, 1923-1924,

Directory of the Members of the Senate, 1923,

961-982

- 983

984

985-986

987

936-960

Officers and Employes of the House of Representatives, 1923-1924,

105.

106.

Standing Committees of the House of Representatives, Session of 1923,

Assignments of Representatives to Committees, Session of 1923,

107. Newspaper Legislative Correspondents, Session of 1923, and Resident Corres-

pondents, 1924,

988-990

991-993

994-996

997-999

999-1001

1001-1005

1006

1006

1007

1008

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CLYDE L. KING, Media, Delaware County, BERKEY H. BOYD, Scottdale, Westmoreland R. D. No. 3.

SECRETARY OF LABOR AND
INDUSTRY.

ROYAL MEEKER, Harrisburg, Dauphin County.

County.

(917 North Seventeenth Street.)

SECRETARY, GAME COMMISSION. SETH E. GORDON, Paxtang, Dauphin County.

COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES. NATHAN R. BULLER, Pleasant Mount, Wayne County.

CHAIRMAN, PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION.

WILLIAM D. B. AINEY, Susquehanna County.
(931 North Front Street.)

DIRECTOR OF LEGISLATIVE
REFERENCE BUREAU.
JAMES N. MOORE, Butler, Butler County.
(228 North Second Street.)

CHAIRMAN, OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
COMMISSION.

JAMES H. MAURER, Reading, Berks County.

CHAIRMAN, STATE ATHLETIC
COMMISSION.

(100 Radnor Street.) WILLIAM H. ROCAF, Box 54, Philadelphia.

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYES OF THE STATE
GOVERNMENT WITH THEIR PLACES OF RESIDENCE.

(Corrected to September 1, 1924.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor's Office.

Harrisburg addresses given in parentheses.)

Governor-Gifford Pinchot, Milford, Pike County.
(311 North Front Street.)
Administrative Executive-P. S. Stahlnecker,
Harrisburg, Dauphin County.

(711 North Second Street.)
Executive Secretary-Richard Heagy, 1405 N.
Front Street, Harrisburg, Dauphin County.
Director of Public Information-Jacob Schwartz,
2818 W. Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia.
(105 South Front Street.)
Lieutenant-Governor's Office.
Lieutenant-Governor-David Jones Davis, Scran-
ton, Lackawanna County.
(Penn Harris Hotel.)
Secretary-Earl V. Compton, Steelton, Dauphin
County.

EXECUTIVE BOARD. Chairman-Gifford Pinchot, Governor, Milford, Pike County. (Executive Mansion, 311 North Front Street.) Members--Paul D. Wright, Secretary of Highways, Erie, Erie County,

(Pine and Court Streets.)
Robert Y. Stuart, Secretary of For-
ests and Waters, Carlisle, Cumber-
land County.

(3109 North Second Street.)
Clyde L. King, Secretary_of the
Commonwealth, Media, Delaware
County, R. D. No. 3.

(Penn Harris Hotel.)
George W. Woodruff, Attorney-Gen-
eral, Philadelphia, Philadelphia
County.
(Penn Harris Hotel.)
Secretary-P. S. Stahlnecker, Harrisburg,
Dauphin County

County.

Delaware

Robert W. Montgomery, 3633 North Broad
Street, Philadelphia.

Fred Sapper, Erie, Erie County.

Harry G. Smith, West Chester, Chester County.
James W. Templeton, Plymouth, Luzerne County.
Crosby A. Thompson, Mt. Pleasant, Westmore-
land County.

John J. O'Donnell, Allentown, Lehigh County.

GASOLINE BUREAU.
Chief Clerk-Michael S. Tarner, Pittsburgh,
Allegheny County. (431 South 13th Street.)
ESCHEAT BUREAU.
Chief Frank M. Eastman, Harrisburg, Dauphin
(105 Locust Street.)
Chief Clerk-John C. Groome, 126 West Louther
Street, Carlisle, Cumberland County.
DIVISION INVESTIGATION OF DEATH REGIS-

(711 North Second Street.) PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE. Superintendent-Lynn G. Adams, Scranton, Lackawanna County. County. (2254 North Third Street.) Deputy Superintendent-William E. Mair, Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County. (1702 North Second Street.) Executive Secretary-Silvus Overmiller, Wyoming, Luzerne County. (1917 Park Street.)

BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION.
Chief-C. M.

Wilhelm, Pottsville, Schuylkill
County.
(2350 Derry Street.)
Supervisor of Investigations-J. William Morgan,
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County.
(21 South Second Street.)
Executive Clerk-William F. Traeger, Altoona,
Blair County. (Penbrook, Dauphin County.)
DIVISION OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION
AND INFORMATION.

TRATIONS.

Clerk-Aaron J. Henry, Allentown, Lehigh
County.
(225 North Second Street.)

CORPORATION BUREAU.

Chief A. Nevin Detrich, 7213 Boyer Street,
Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. (Hotel Dauphin.)
Assistant Chiefs-Howard J. Cassidy, Pittsburgh,
Allegheny County.

(231 North Second Street.) Elmer S. Welsh, 445 Lincoln Street, York, York County.

Chief-Wilson C. Price, Philadelphia, Philadel-Special Corporation Clerk-John R. Scholl, phia County.

(344 South 13th Street.)

Philadelphia.

(410 Briggs Street.) Assistant Chief-William F. Hoffman, Mars, Assistant to Chief Clerk-Otto Messner, LanButler County. (1800 Derry Street.) caster, Lancaster County.