fiction to be invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair, or invalilate the remainder of this Act, but shall be confined in its operation to the clause, sentence, paragraph, or part thereof directly involved in the controversy in which such judgment has been rendered.

Sec. 1403. That the Revenue Act of 1916 is hereby amended by adding at the end thereof a section to read as follows:

"Sec. 903. That this Act may be cited as the 'Revenue Act of 1916."

Sec. 1404. That the Revenue Act of 1917 is hereby amended by adding at the end thereof a section to read as follows:

"Sec. 1303. That this Act may be cited as the 'Revenue Act of 1917."

Sec. 1405. That this Act may be cited as the "Revenue Act of 1918."

Sec. 1408. That every person who on or after April 6, 1917, has en ered into any contract, undertaking, or agreement, with the United States, or with any department, bureau, officer, commission, board, of gency under the United States or acting in its behalf, or with any ther person having contract relations with the United States, for the erformance of any work or the supplying of any materials or property or the use of or for the account of the United States, shall, within hirty days after a request of the Commissioner therefor, file with the Commissioner a true and correct copy of every such contract, underaking, or agreement.

Whoever fails to comply with such request of the Commissioner shall e guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a fine of not more han $1,000, or by imprisonment for not more than one year, or both.

The Commissioner shall (when not violative of the technical military r naval secrets of the Government) have access to all information and ata relating to any such contract, undertaking, or agreement, in the ossession, control or custody of any department, bureau, board, agency, fficer or commission of the United States, and may call upon any such epartment, bureau, board, agency, officer or commission for a full stateent and description of any allowance for amortization, obsolescence, epreciation or loss, or of any valuation, appraisal, adjustment or final ettlement, made in pursuance of any such contract, undertaking, or greement.

Sec. 1409. That unless otherwise herein specially provided, this Act hall take effect on the day following its passage.

War
Contracts

138

with the

Names and Addresses of Collectors of Internal Revenue

Revised to February 10, 1919

ALABAMA (Includes Mississippi)
John D. McNeel, Birmingham.

ALASKA (See Washington)

ARIZONA (See New Mexico)
ARKANSAS

Jack Walker, Little Rock.

CALIFORNIA (First District includes Nevada)
First District-Justus S. Wardell, San Francisco.
Sixth District-John P. Carter, Los Angeles.
COLORADO (Includes Wyoming)
Mark A. Skinner, Denver.

CONNECTICUT (Includes Rhode Island)
James J. Walsh, Hartford.

DELAWARE (See Maryland)

FLORIDA

James M. Cathcart, Jacksonville.

GEORGIA

Aaron O. Blalock, Atlanta.

HAWAII

Howard Hathaway.

IDAHO (See Montana)

ILLIONIS

First District-Julius F. Smietanka, Chicago.
Fifth District-Edward D. McCabe, Peoria.
Eighth District-John L. Pickering, Springfield.
Thirteenth District-John M. Rapp, E. St. Louis.

INDIANA

Sixth District-Peter J. Kruyer, Indianapolis.

Seventh District—Isaac R. Strouse, Terre Haute.

IOWA

Louis Murphy, Dubuque.

KANSAS

William H. L. Pepperell, Wichita.

KENTUCKY

Second District-Josh T. Griffith, Owensboro.

Fifth District-J. Rogers Gore (Acting Collector), Louisville.
Sixth District-Charlton B. Thompson, Covington.

Seventh District-Elwood Hamilton, Lexington.
Eighth District-John W. Hughes, Danville.

LOUISIANA

John Y. Fauntleroy, New Orleans.

MAINE (See New Hampshire)

MARYLAND

Joshua W. Miles, Baltimore.

District of Maryland consists of the following named territory: The States of Maryland and Delaware, the District of Columbia, and the counties of Accomac and Northampton of the State of Virginia.

MASSACHUSETTS

John F. Malley, Boston.

MICHIGAN

First District-James J. Brady, Detroit.

Fourth District-Emanuel J. Doyle, Grand Rapids.

MINNESOTA

Edward J. Lynch, St. Paul.

MISSISSIPPI (See Alabama).

MISSOURI

First District-George H. Moore, St. Louis.

Sixth District-George F. Crutchley, Kansas City.

MONTANA (Includes Utah and Idaho)

William C. Whaley, Helena.

NEBRASKA

George L. Loomis, Omaha.

EVADA (See First District, California)

NEW HAMPSHIRE (Includes Maine and Vermont)
Seth W. Jones, Portsmouth.

NEW JERSEY

First District-Samuel Iredell, Camden.

Fifth District-Charles V. Duffy, Newark.

NEW MEXICO (Includes Arizona)

Alfred Franklin, Phoenix.

NEW YORK

First District-Bertram Gardner (Acting Collector), Brooklyn.
Second District-William H. Edwards, Custom House, New York.
Third District-Mark Eisner, 1150 Broadway, New York.

Fourteenth District-Roscoe Irwin, Albany.
Twenty-first District-Neal Brewster, Syracuse.
Twenty-eighth District-Vincent H. Riordan, Buffalo.

NORTH CAROLINA

Fourth District-Josiah W. Bailey, Raleigh.
Fifth District-Alston D. Watts, Statesville.

NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA

James Coffey, Aberdeen, South Dakota.

OHIO

First District-Andrew C. Gilligan, Cincinnati.
Tenth District-Frank B. Niles, Toledo.

Eleventh District-Beriah E. Williamson, Columbus.
Eighteenth District-Harry H. Weiss, Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA

Hubert L. Bolen, Oklahoma City.

OREGON

Milton A. Miller, Portland.

PENNSYLVANIA

First District-Ephraim Lederer, Philadelphia.

Ninth District-Benjamin F. Davis, Lancaster.
Twelfth District-Fred C. Kirkendall, Scranton.
Twenty-third District-C. Gregg Lewellyn, Pittsburgh.
RHODE ISLAND (See Connecticut)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Duncan C. Heyward, Columbia.

SOUTH DAKOTA (See North and South Dakota)

TENNESSEE

Edward B. Craig, Nashville.

TEXAS

Alexander S. Walker, Austin.

UTAH (See Montana)

VERMONT (See New Hampshire)

VIRGINIA

Second District-Richard C. L. Moncure, Richmond.
Sixth District-John M. Hart, Roanoke.

WASHINGTON (Includes Alaska)

David J. Williams, Tacoma.

WEST VIRGINIA

Samuel A. Hays, Parkersburg.

WISCONSIN

First District-Paul A. Hemmy, Milwaukee. Second District-Burt Williams, Madison. WYOMING (See Colorado)