L. EIt. HIALL,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
A true copy:
ALVIN E. HEBERT,
Secretary of State.
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When Jack was called "Jackie" and
was looking for his first job as office
boy he absolutely refused to see any
body except the president of the com
pany. He politely declined the prof
fered service of the stenographer and
then of the office manager. When he
saw the president come out he walked
up to him. So Jackie got the job.
Naturally, as he became older, he
grew into the rule of never seeing any
one but the highest in authority. He
said it was a good rule, and he usually
got what he wanted.
When the telephone was out of or
der, instead of arguing with the oper
ators he. wrote the president.
When he wanted to purchase a half
dozen shirts or a dozen handkerchiefs
or a new rug for his room he wrote
the head buyer of the particular de
partment and made an appointment.
By this audacious method Jack went
Rsrenely through life and never real
ized that there was anything worth
while below the calm and quiet sur.
face of high authority where he dwelt.
All this was before he met Katie.
