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Bank & Quotation Section
Railway Earnings Section
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Railway & Industrial Section Electric Railway SectionBankers' Convention Section State and City Section
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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Representing the Industrial Interests of the United States.
JANUARY TO MARCH, 1917, INCLUSIVE.
VOLUME 104—PART 1
WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, PUBLISHERS
FRONT, PINE & DEPEYSTER STS., NEW YORK.
Copyrighted in 1917, according to Act of Congress, by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY in office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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INDEX [VOL. 104-PART 1.
INDEXTO VOLUME 104 PART 1.
JAJ.VUA_RY 1 TO MARCH 31 191.
EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED
Page.
Acceptances-See under Federal ReserveMatters.
Adamson Case, Views on Supreme Court'sDecision 1103
Adamson Eight-Hour Law, Lee Sees NewEra in Control of Railroads if Upheld_ _ _ _ 420
Adamson Eight Hour Law, Supreme CourtUpholds Validity of 1099
Adamson Eight-Hour Law, TrainmenThreatening to Act 816
Adamson Eight-Hour Law, • Proceedings,126, 213
Adamson Law Decision, Protest of Gom-pers Against 1102
Advertising, Display, Taxing 990Afric, Steamer, Sinking of 625Agricultural Paper, Loans on 531Algonquin, Steamer, Sinking of 1013Allies' Conference in Rome 96Allies, Gov. Harding of Reserve Board Sug-
gests Credit of Billion for 1092, 1113Allies' Joint Reply to German Peace Note,
3, 7, 27Allies' Joint Reply to President Wilson'sNote Asking Aims in War 96, 101, 123
Allies' New Demands on Greece 31American Bankers' Assn., Discussion of
Uniform Credit Forms by 1003American Banking and Foreign Trade,
Lewis E. Pierson on 319American Commerce, President Asks Au-
thority to Defend 817American Foreign Securities Co. Declares
Initial Dividend of 5% 514American Industries Interested in Russia_ 830American-Mexican Joint Commission Dis-
solved 217American Ry. Assn. to Assist GovernmentIn Event of War 718
American Railway Assn. Committee to Co-operate in Car Shortage Problem 518
American Relief Work in Belgium to Con-tinue 830
American Shell Contracts Awarded toHome Concerns 817
American Shipbuilding in 1916 635American Ships, Proclamation Prohibiting
Sale or Transfer of 509American Troops Withdrawn from Mexico_ 627Americans in Germany Urged Not to BeAlarmed 624
Anthracite Coal Shipments 138, 637, 1019Appam, Steamer, Supreme Court UpholdsAward to British Owners 1017
Argentina Raises Loan of $5,000,000 to PayNotes 1210
Argentina's Attitude Toward German Sub-marine Declaration 508
Argentina's Embargo on Wheat and Flour.. ..1222Argentine Government's New $5,000,000
DiscountNotes Disposed of by Bankers 909Argentine Government Redeems One-Year
Notes-Arranges New Loan to ProvideFunds 807
Argentine Government Short-Term LoanRedeemed 710
Armament of Ships-Navy Department'sRequest for Suppression of Information.. 1012
Armed American Merchantmen, Crews ofSubject to Fate of Capt. Fryatt 1231
Armed Neutrality Bill Fails of Passage inSenate 889, 912
Armed Neutrality Bill, President's Criti-cism of Senators Who Defeated It 915
Armed Ship Bill, The Obstruction of.. _895, 912Armed Ship Bill, Senator Stone in Defense
of His Action 1217Armed Ship Bill, State Asked to Vote on
? Recall by Senator Norris 1217Arming of Merchant Ships, House Passes
Bill for 824Artning of Merchant Ships, President De-
cides on 888, 987Arming of Steamers, N. Y. Chamber ofCommerce Urges 820
Arming of Ships and Submarine War, Ger-man Comments on 1230
Army Appropriation Bill 825Army Financing, J. P. Morgan and ReserveBoard to Assist 1213
Armor-Piercing Projectiles Ordered by U. S.from English Company 192, 221
Army, Two New Departments Created,Gen. Wood Transferred South 1201
Athos, Sinking of 829Augusta Cotton Exchange Proposes Closing
of Exchanges 631Australia's Price-Fixing Regulations and the
Results 1223Austria, Debt of_
- 333
Austria Disavows Sinking of the Lyman M.Law 1227
Austria, Rumors that Separate Peace is De-sired 1085
Austrian Ambassador, New, Arrives in U. S. 407Austrian Cabinet Crisis 96Austrian Decree Prohibits Payments to For-eign Purchasers 335
ARTICLES.Page.
Austria's Attitude on Submarine Issue,Request for Statement 623, 720
Austria's Reply to Request for Its Stand onSubmarine Issues 923
Austria's War Loan, Subscriptions 119
Bacon, Great Britain Fixes MaximumPrices for 1014
Bagdad, Captured by British 987Baker, B. N., Withdraws from GovernmentShipping Board 418
Baker, Raymond T., Nominated as Direc-tor of Mint 711
Baltimore Trust Co. Return!? 702, 738Bank Clearings at Leading Cities, Monthly,
535, 928Bank Clearings, Monthly Features of. ..480, 888Bank Clearings and Speculation in 1916_ 104Bank Clearings by
Telegraph_- ...49, 534, 927
Bank Clearings, Weekly and Monthly,First page each week
Bank Examiner Starek Removed 320Bank Notes-Changes in Totals of, Jrc.,
532, 724, 835, 926, 1018, 1115, 1233Bank Superintendent, New York, Mc-Dougal on Need of Having Best ManAvailable 411
Bankers' Committee to Urge RemedialCollection Measures in Congress 1215
Banking in Chicago in 1916 403Banking and Foreign Trade, American,
Pierson on 319Banks, Harding on Necessity of Their
Preparing for Peace in Time of War 618Banks, Reynolds Thinks Better Able toMeet Emergency Than in 1907 711
Barthelme's Article Relative to Desire ofU. S. to Avoid War 833
Beck, James M., Suggests Coalition Cabi-net for President Wilson 918
Belgian, Deportations of 335, 1112Belgian Industries, Prohibition Against
Unless Approved by German Authorities_ 1015Belgian Relief Cargoes, Explanation ofGreat Britain of Detention of 1229
Belgium, American Relief Work in, to Con-tinue 830
Belgium, Holland Prohibits Export ofBread to 1015
Belgium, Minister Whitlock and ReliefCommission to Leave 1224
Belgium, Restoration of 330Berlin Trade Association Urges Americans
in Germany Not to be Alarmed 624Berlin's Admission that an Alliance wasSought with Mexico and Japan 922
Billion-Dollar Loan to Allies, Proposaland Warning 1092, 1113
Bills of Lading, Text of, Act Regulating..-
__ 633Blockade, British Order-in-Council Tight-ening 723
"Blue Sky" Laws, Interpretation of U S.Supreme Court Decisions Upholding.. 007
"Blue Sky" Laws Upheld by U. S. Supreme.Court 311
Bolivia, Republic of, 6% Loan of $2,400,0001005Bolivia's Attitude Toward German Sub-marine Policy 721
Bonds Offered as Security for Postal Sav-ings Deposits, Legal Acceptability of _ _ 315
Book Notices-Income Tax Procedure 609Boston Clearing House Reserve Returns,Change in Reporting a Wrong Step_ _ _95, 119Boston Trust Company Returns__ _702, 735
Brazil's Attitude Toward German Submar-ine Declaration 508, 721
Bread Card in Germany, Second Anniver-sary of Adoption of 827
Bread and Flour Restrictions, British 1222Bread, Holland Exports of, to Belgium 1015Breadstuffs Receipts at Western Points
108, 196, 490, 999British-
Blockade against Germany, Effectivenessof-Losses by Submarines 1226
Board of Trade Returns 483, 988Board of Trade Takes Possession of AllCoal Mines in United Kingdom 1014
Bread and Flour Restrictions 1222Capture Bagdad 987Coaling Station Restrictions 30Committee's Report on Search of Neutral
Cargoes 1229Concern Awarded American Shell Con-
tract 192, 221Copper Trade Regulations, New 30Foreign Trade 97and German Destroyers Battle in NorthSea 330
Government Loan Payments-Notes Ad-mitted to Stock Exchange 514
Government Loan Syndicate Closed 1001Labor Conference Defeats Peace Resolu-
tions 291Mine Field Extended 407
Page.Mobilization Plan, Central Argentine Ry.
Notes Called for Under 612Mobilization Scheme 309, 388, 514New Long Term War Loan_ _3, 97, 192,
207, 308, 692New War Loan, Prospectus of 530Objections to Award of U. S. Shell Con-
tracts to English Concern Withdrawn 817Pressure on German Line North of theSomme 589
Recapture Kut-el-Amara 788Regulations Regarding Dealings in For-
eigh and Colonial Securities 806State Control, Influence of, upon Security
Values 613Treasury Bill Sales to Be Resumed_ _ - _ 789Treasury Bill, Tenders for £50,000,000,
Invited 1189Treasury Empowered to Requisition For-
eign Securities 309Treasury Regulations Regarding Sale of
Securities Not in Mobilization List.... 514$250,000,000 Government Loan, Sub-
scription Books Closed , 404$250,000,000 Loan, Securities Serving as
Collateral 610War Loan and Others 696War Loan Subscriptions 789
Brooklyn Trust Company Returns 702, 729Bryan, W. J., Urges Congress against War 1215Bryan's Suggestions for Avoiding War 510Budget, Legislative 794Buenos Aires, Province of, Sterling Bonds
Transferred to this Country 710Building Bill, Public, Passed by House.... 315Building Operations in 1916 300Building Operations, Monthly Features of
690, 985Bulgarian Policy in MacedoniA and SerbiaDefended 1112
Business and Farm Development, M. L.Wellborn Favors 1003
Business Men Oppose Excess Profits Tax.; 517Business and Science: Interdependence ofFactory and Research Laboratory 198
Butter, Great Britain Fixed Maximum Pri-ces for - 1014
Butter and Milk Prices Limited in France 723
Cabinet, Coalition, Suggested for Prest.Wilson 918
Calendar, Gregorian, Adopted by Turkey.. _ 513California, Steamer Sunk 511Canada Hopes to Finance $500,000,00p ofMunition Orders in 1917 405
Canada, Imperial Preference, Idea asViewed in 798
Canada Preparing to Get ImmigrantsAfter the War 997
Canada, Sir Edmund Walker on Part inthe War 814
Canada, Taxing Excess Profits in 492Canada, Thrift in to Prepare for After-War
Conditions 10Canada, War Loan of $150,000,000_1000, 1096Canada's Immense Munitions Production.._ 103Canada's Order-in-Council Affecting Im-
portation of Goods of Enemy Origin 31Canada's View of the Great War 835Canada's Wheat for Great Britain 1014Canadian Bank Clearings_ _50, 104, 535, 927Canadian Banks, Condition of_ ..404, 909, 1212Canadian Building Operations in 1916 302Canadian Circulation, Proclamation Au-
thorizing the Issuance of Excess 909Canadian, Credit (Additional) of $50,000,-000 Arranged 22
Canadian Domestic War Loan, Third.-NoLoan to be Made in N. Y. at Present..- _ 807
Canadian Loan, New, Proposed 405Canadian Newsprint Paper Manufacturers.. 903Canadian Offering of War Savings Certifi-
cates-Debenture Stock Sold 207Canadian Pig Iron and Steel Production in
1016 • 24Canadian Shipbuilding 1093Canadian War Purchases 199Capital and Labor, Solution of Problem
Affecting 714Capital Stock Tax Computation of Stocks
of Two Banks Having Combined MarketValue 327
Capital Stock Tax-Holding CompaniesSubject to Special Tax 327
Capital Stock Tax-Non-Liability of Cor-porations in Receivers' Hands Not Sub-ject to Corporation Tax 328 '
Capital Stock Tax-Rulings 327Car Shortage Decreasing 518Car Shortage and Freight Congestions,
Efforts to Relieve 629, 713, 921Car Shortage Increasing 921, 1108Car Shortage Problem 324Car Shortage Problem, American Railway 0.•
Association to Co-operate in 1518Cecil, Lord Robert, on Germany's Sub- ammarine Warfare-Examining Ships atilHalifax 722
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Page.Central Argentine Ry. Notes Called forUnder Great Britain's Mobilization Plan.. 612Central State Bankers' Assn. Suggests In-creasing Farm Production 1215Cereals, Farm Reserves of 900Cereals, Sweden, Commandeers, and Re-stricts Food Consumption • 1015
Checks and Drafts, Kitchin Bill Acted UponAdversely 615
Checks, E. C. McDougal Further ProtestsAgainst Collection of Those of StateBanks at Par 809
Cheese, Great Britain Fixes MaximumPrices for 1014
Chicago Banking in 1916 403Chicago Corporation Bond Market in 1910-
1917 402Chicago Municipal Bond Market 403Chicago Stock Exchange Record of Pricesfor 1916 400Chicago Stock Exchange Sales for Series ofYears 404Chicago, Unexampled Trade Activity, ButCaution Advisable 401Chilean Government in Sympathy WithU. S. in Defense of Neutrals 721
Chile's Attitude Toward German SubmarineDeclarations 508
China Breaks With Germany_ _891, 987,1017, 1229
China, Cotton Production in 1200China and Japan, Agreement ThroughWhich Chenchiatun Dispute Settle 1227
China Loan Interim Receipts May be Ex-changed for Permanent Certificates 1210
China's Indorsement of Action Taken byU. S. Against Germany, Approved byJapan 623
Chinese Five-Power Loan Group, Possi-bilities Concerning 1017
Circulation, Canadian Proclamation Au-thorizing the Issuance of Excess 909
City Securities, Course of, in 1916 48City of Memphis, Steamer, Sinking of__ _ _1106Clearances (bank) Settlement of New YorkBanks Through Reserve Bank 1097Clearing House Examiners and Managers'Conference at St. Louis 1002Clearings and Speculation in 1916 104Coal, Anthracite Shipments 138Coal and Food Regulations of Germany.. _ _ _ 224Coal ,Mines in U. K., British Board of TradeTakes Possession of 1014Coal Mines of South Wales, Control of byGreat Britain 30Coaling Stations Restrictions, British 30Coastwise Trade, Shipping Board Asks forIdle Transports for 626Colombian Treaty Not Acted upon by U. S.Senate at Regular or Special Session_920 1231
Comptroller Williams's Report on Nat.Bank Resources and our International •Position 519Confidence, with Caution 491
Copper Scrap Requisitioned by England 223Congress and Congressional Acts—Adjournment of—Bills Which Passedand Failed 912
Armed Neutrality Bill Fails of Passagein Senate 889
Assembling of New—Its Line of Policy_ _1198Bankers' Committee to Urge Remedia
Collection Measure 1215Bills of Lading, Text of Act Regulating 633Bone Dry Amendment to Post OfficeAppropriation Bill Adopted 717
Colombian Treaty Not Acted upon bySenate at Regular or Special Sessions,
920, 1231Espionage Bill Passes Senate 717Excess Profit Tax, Senate Limitations.. 598Extra Session Called_ _888,917,1085 1104, 1188Federal Reserve Act, House and SenateAmendments 615, 616, 710, 811Federal Reserve Board Attacked, 616Federal Trade Commission NoMinationsConfirmed by Senate 1233German Lawlessness to be Presented byPresident 1188Government Revenue Increase Bill Passedby Senate 822• Immigration Bil Passed Ovei President'sVeto •4 • 516
Inter-State Corn. Daniels's AppointmentConfirmed by Senate 119
Kitchin Bill Acted upon Adversely byHouse Banking Commission 615
Legislative Budget 794Liquor Advertisements Barred from Mails 131Merchant Ship Arming Bill Passed byHouse 824Newspaper and Letter Postage Contro-versy 600N. Y. Cotton Exchange InvestigationResolution Adopted by Senate 518Porto Rican Citizenship, &c., MeasuresApproved by Senate and Signed by 8President 718, 825Post Office Bill Passed, Continues Pneu-niatic Service 218
President Asks for Authority to DefendAmercan Commerce 817President's Request for Peace TermsIndorsed by Senate 125Prohibition in District of Columbia Ap-proved by Senate 131Prohibition in Washington, U C. BillPassed by House 825Public Building Bill Passed by House.. _ _ _ 315Railroad Legislation, Supplemental ("Wil-son's) Senate Hearing on 24Senate Amends Rules Limiting Debate 917Senate ExtraPession 717
Senate Resolution Requesting Informa-tion Concerning Registration of Ships_1012
Stevens Confirmed for Federal ShippingBoard 1232War Risk Insurance Bill Extension Passedby House 627
White Slave Case Refused Rehearing.. ....1232
Page.Congress and the Question of War 1090Congress Urged Against War by W.J.Bryan 1215Conscription of Men Means Conscription ofCapital—What the Socialists Threaten.. A209Contraband, War Risk Bureau Insures andIncreases Rates 1107Copper Producers' Offer to Government _1108Copper Trade Regulations, British,New__ _ 30
Corn, Farm Reserves of 900Corporation Bond Market in 1916-17 402Cotton—Augusta Exchange Proposes Closing ofExchanges Because of German Note 631
Crop as Indicated by Ginning Returns.. 1084Exchange, Senate Adopts Resolution for
Investigation of 518Fall River Dividends 588Ginning Returns Confirm GovernmentCrop Estimate 289
India to Increase Import Duties onCotton Goods 988
Production in China 1200Receipts at Southern Ports.. 108, 496, 499, 999
Counting House Patriotism, No 1209Country Bank; An Appreciation 9Country Bank; The Indestructible Unit of aSystem of Free Banks • 103Country Bank; Status in the Federal Re-serve System 197Court Decisions—Adamson Eight-Hour Controversy, Sup-plement Brief 213Adamson Eight-Hour Law Hearings Con-cluded 126Adamson Eight-Hour Law Upheld byU. S. Supreme Court
mn
Appam Award to British Owners Upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 1017Blue Sky Law, Interpretation of SupremeCourt Decision Upholding 907
Blue Sky Laws Upheld by U. S. SupremeCourt 311
Danbury Hat Case, Supreme CourtAwards Interest to Loewe & Co 630
Kronprinzessen Cecile, Damage SuitAgainst Upheld by U. S. Court of Ap- 223
MapneanlsWhite Slave Act Upheld by U. S.Supreme Court 632
Railway Mail Pay Case Upheldr 421Webb-Kenyon Liquor Bill Upheld 216Credit Forms, Uniform, Discussion of byCommittee of A. B. A
1003Credit Men's Meeting, Discussion of Trade 1004, 1005Acceptances at
Cuba, Complications in 589Cuban Revolt, Developments in 832, 891Dalbeattle, Sinking of 829
anbury Hat Case, Supreme Court AwardsInterest to Loewe & Co 630Daniels Reappointed Inter-State Com-merce Commissioner 119Danish West Indies, Purchase of by U, S.. 296Danish West Indies under U. S. Sover-eignty 192, 220Davison, H. P., Life Insurance Policy of.. _1213Daylight Saving Movements, 514, 829, 830, 1227Debts of Belligerent Governments.. _ _ _331, 333Defense Commission, Daniel Willard as Ad-visory Chairman 1010Delano, F. A.,, on Fallacies of RailroadRegulation 318Delto, Germany Upholds Sinking of 31Denmark's Protest Against Submarine De-clarations 722Depositors of Foreign Birth, U. S. IssuesStatement Reassuring 509Deutsche Bank Said to Be Largest PrivateBank in World 592, 631
Deutsche Bank, London Agency, Order forSale of 29
Dewey, Admiral, ant! Naval Warfare_ _196, 208Dictatorships, Rushing into 806Diplomacy, The Language of 392District of Columbia Prohibition Bill Ap-proved by Senate 131Dollar, Captain, Indicates Shipping Lossesand Probable Conditions after War 631Dutch Steamers, Sinking of 828Dutch Protest to Great Britain Against De-tained Vessels 1226
Eavestone, Steamer, Sinking of 512conomic Situation, Gary Urges Prepara-tion for Possible Unfavorable Change in.. 118Economy Measures in France 334Eight-Hour Law. See also Adamson.
Hearings on 126Eight-Hour Law, Trainmen to Act if Su-preme Court Fails to Decide Next Week.. 816
Embargo, Hosiery, Modified by GreatBritain 30
Embargoes Incident to Threatened Train-men's Strike 1009
Emergency Revenue Bill, The Excess ProfitTax 786
Emigration and Immigration in 1916 601Enemy Banks, Details of Operations inGreat Britain 312
Enemy Goods (Origin), Canada's OrderAffecting Importation of — 31
Enemy Ships, Great Britain's Proposal forDealing with, after War 29
England, Arrest in, of Alleged German withAmerican Passports 625
England, Bank of, as Reserve Agent, Re-serve Board Reference to Appointment 226
England, Bank of, Russian Treasury BillsOffering 612
England, Lloyd George's Measures for Com-bating Shortage in Ship Tonnage 825
England Requisitions Copper Scrap 223England's Post-Helium Plans 290
Page.England's War Debt, Private OrganizationFormed to Assist in Payment of 514Espionage Bill Passes Senate 717Estate Tax in Government Revenue Measure 415Europe, Destruction of Property in, How toBe Replaced 529
Excess Profit Tax 598Excess Profit Tax, Business Men Oppose 517Excess Profit Tax in Government RevenueMeasure 415Excess Profit Tax, New York Chamber ofCommerce and 421Excess Profit Tax Passed by House 786Exchange, Reserve Board Governors to Acton Proposal to Fachitate 1214Export Rates on Iron and Steel Advanced_ _1221
Factory Law, New, in Japan 223allures in 1916 199Failures, Monthly Features of 481, 986Fall River Dividends 588Farm and Business Development Favoredby M. B. Wellborn 1003Farm Credits, Conference on 229
tions to 808Farm Loan Banks, Public Subscriptions toOnly $130,000 711
Farm Loan Board, National Surety Co. •Withdraws Circular Objected to by 219
Farm Loan Bonds, McAdoo Urges StateLegislation to Make Legal Investment_ _ _ 120Farm Production, Central States Bankers'Association Suggests. Increasing 1215Farmer and Foreign Trade, B. F. Harris on.. 320Farmers Urged to Diversify Crops by Gov.Harding of Reserve Board 520Farrell, James P., on Importance of Interna-tional Co-Operation in Development ofForeign Trade 423Fat and Oil, Great Britain to Control 1014Federal Advisory Council, J. P. MorganElected Member for 1917 224Federal Land Banks, Officers and LoanRate 1097, 1098Federal Land 'Bonds, Texas Measure Mak-ing Legal for Trust Fund Investments__1097Federal Reserve Act, Proposed Reserve Re-quirements Characterized as "Last Poundof Flesh" 618
Federal Reserve Act Amendments andHouse Banking and Currency Committee
586, 615Federal Reserve Act, Amendments to, Sug-
gested by Reserve Board 119Federal Reserve Act, Senate Amendments to
616, 710, 811Federal Reserve Act, Bills Introduced inCongress as Recommended by ReserveBoard 188, 209
Federal Reserve Act, Committee Action onAmendments to—Advisory Council's At-titude 409Federal Reserve Bank Governors to Act onProposal to Facilitate Exchanges 1214Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Actionto Force State Banks to Pay Checks atPar High-Handed and Arbitrary 1186Federal Reserve Banks $50,000,000 Loan toUnited States Government 1209
Federal Reserve Banks' Divid. Declarations 226Federal Reserve Banks, Reduction in Earn-ing Assets Suggested by Board 614Federal Reserve Board Annual Report......_ 521
Federal Reserve Board in Matter of ArmyPurchase Vouchers 1187
Federal Reserve Board, Assessment for Ex- .penses of 121
Federal Reserve Board Corrects Misunder-standing Concerning Investments inForeign Loans 910
Federal Reserve Board Collaboration withFederal Trade Commission 229
Federal Reserve- Board, Congressional At-tack on 616
Federal Reserve Board Edict against For-eign Loans, Sir Edward Holden on 408
Federal Reserve Board Further xplainsPolicy Towards Foreign Government Se-curities 712, 889
Federal Reserve Board, Gov. Harding UrgesFarmers to Diversify • 520
Federal Reserve Board, ImpeachmentCharges against Not Upheld 910
Federal Reserve Board Limits Purchase ofCirculation-Bearing Bonds by ReserveBanks to $15,000,000 119
Federal Reserve Board, Mobilization of Na-tion's Finances by 711
Federa Reserve Board and J. P. Morgan toAssist Army Financing 1213
Federal Reserve Board Reference to Ap-pointment of Bank of England as ReserveBank Agent 226
Federal Reserve Matters (various)—Acceptances—Bank and Trade, Growth of 412Discussion of Trade Acceptances at
Credit Men's Meeting 1004, 1005Report to Reserve Agents on 230
Atlanta Bank and District—Business Conditions in 520Earnings of 321
Boston Bank—Second Annual Report of 526Boston Clearing House Banks' NewMethod of Reporting Reserve 119
Check Collection System—Bankers' Corn, to Urge Remedial Meas-
ures in Congress 1215Measures Urged by Bankers' Commit-
tee for Remedying 313To be Enforced in Case of All New York
Institutions 1214Chicago Reserve Bank Operations /226Clearing Plan—
Operation of 227Philadelphia Bankers Discuss High In-
terest Rates and 809Cleveland Bank—Second Annual Report 528
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Page.Federal Reserve Matters (Concluded)-
Dallas Reserve Bank-Operations for year • 228
Discussions Concerning Act-McDougal Protests Against Federal
Reserve's Action for Collection ofState Checks by 620, 809
Drafts Drawn by Members on ReserveBanks to Be Made Immediately Avail-able at Par 620
Kansas City Bank-Annual Report 321Minneapolis Reserve Bank-Annual Re-
port 227New York Bank and District-Bank of France Agent of 789, 808Circular with Reference to Applicationsfor Sale of U. S. Bonds 224
Clearanc,es of New York Banks SettledThrough Reserve Bank 1097
Condition 224Daily Balance Settlement Through Re-
serve Bank 1214Montclair Bank a Member 411Monthly Report 412, 809Officers and Directors Re-elected 22Penalties for Deficient Reserve Bal-
ances 225Saunders Succeeds Starek 711Starek Resigns as Director 520Telegraphic Transfers to Be Made Free
for Member Banks 23Philadelphia Reserve Bank and District-Annual Report 225Business Conditions in 910
Reserve City Banks, Falling off in Re-sources of and Country Bank Growth_ _ 614
San Francisco Bank-Branch to Be Established 1215Philippine Nat. Bank Made Corre-spondent 614
Schedule Indicating When Proceeds ofChecks Through N. Y. Reserve Bankare Available 225
Federal Trade Commission-E. N. Hurley Resigns 25, 119E. N. Hurley on What Is Doing 220Federal Reserve Board Collaboration_ 229Nominations to and Confirmation of, 717,1233Paper Prices, Proposal That Commission
Fix 714Financial Preparedness, E. L. Richards on. 320Flag (U. S.) in Wall Street 489Flanders, Independence of, Promised byGermany 1228
Food Consumption, Sweden Restricts, andCommandeers Cereals 1015
Food, Germany's Efforts to Conserve 335Food, High Cost of, and Inquiry with Re-
gard Thereto 712Food ,Proper Conservation and Distribution.1095Food Regulations of Germany 224, 723Food Regulations of Great Britain 29Food Restrictions in France 1014Food Riots and Measures of Relief. _ _ _699, 787Food Restrictions in Great Britain 723Food Shortage, The Seat of the Disease_ 796Food Situation, Statutes No Panacea 897Foreign Birth, Depositors, U. S. Issues Re-
assuring Statement 509Foreign Government Securi ies, Course of,
in 1916 48Foreign Loans, Sir Edward Holden on Re-
serve Board's Edict Against 408Foreign Purchases, Austrian .Decree Pro-
hibits Payment to 335Foreign Securities, British Treasury Em-powered to Requisition 309
Foreign Trade and Banking, American, Pier-son on 319
Foreign Trade and the Farmer, B. F.Harris on 320
Foreign Trade, Farrell on Importance of In-ternat. Co-opeartion in Development of 423
Foreign Trade, Our, in 1916 298Foreign Trade, Our, Monthly Features of,
of Essential Principles of 422Frame (A. J.) Characterizes Proposed Re-serve Requirements as "Last Pound ofFlesh" 618
France, Bank of, Agent of N. Y. Fed. Re-serve Bank 789, 808
France, Cabinet Resigns and New MinistryFormed 1085
France, Daylight Saving Plan in 829France, Debt of 331France, Economy Measures in 333France, Efforts to Bring Out HoardedMoney by Demonetizing Gold 1096
France, Firs Quarterly Interest Paymenton Republic of France 5% National Loanof 1916 610
France, Food Restrictions on 1014France, Industrial Conditions in, FindingsPot Commission 329France, Milk and Butter Prices Limited in. 723"Freedom of the Seas" 697
Freight Congestion and Car Shortage, Ef-forts to Relieve 629, 713, 921
Freight Rates, Higher, Petition of Railroadsfor 1218
French Embargo on Linen Manufactures_ 224French Export Credits and Payments_806, 1210French Foreign Trade in 1916 613French Loan of $100,000,000_ _ _1001, 1095, 1210French Income Tax-Other Special Taxes_ _ 612French Industrial Credit of $50,000,000 Of-, fered to Public, Participation in 404FrenchlMunicipal Loans, Life of Syndicate
Extended 513French Obligations Defense Nationale Re-
issued on More Favorable Terms 693French Protest to Neutrals Against Actb of
Devastation by Germany 1227French War Appropriation, New, GreatestTask to Reduce Loans Abroad 710
French War Expenditures 989
Page.Full Crew Law, New Jersey 912Full Crew Laws, Superfluousn ss of 797Funston, Major-General, Death of 717Funston Succeeded by Pershing 831
Qarrison, Lindley M., Views UnfavorablyWorld Peace Movement 318
Gary Urges Preparation for Possible Unfa-vorable Change in Economic Situation 118
Genoa, Italy, Secures Loan of $4,000,000.. 22Gerard, Ambassador, to Investigate Belgian
Deportations 335Gerard, Ambassador, Leaves Germany andReaches America 621, 1013
Gerard, Speech at Commerce and TradeDinner in Berlin 95
German, Alleged, with American PassportsArrested in England 625
German Alliance with Mexico and JapanAgainst U. S. Proposed-Plot Discovered,
788, 818, 819German Alliance, dm., Autheriticity of NoteAcknowledged 890
German-American Situation, MeasuresTaken by N Y. State as Result of 510
German Arctic Blockade 1085German Bread Card, Second Anniversary
of Adoption of 827German and British Destroyers Battle inNorth Sea 330
German Colonies Not to be Returned 692German Comment on Arming of Ships andSubmarine War 1230
German Consul-General at San FranciscoSentenced for Neutrality Violations 331
German Creed-What Teutonic AscendancyWould Mean 1013
German Effort to Conserve Food 335German Food and Coal Regulations__ _224,
723, 1190German Government Treasury Notes Ex-
tended One Year 1096German Insurance Policies Safe DeclaresN. Y. State Supt. of Insurance 624
German Interests in Japan Administered bySwitzerland 624
German Party Leaders Indorse Chancel-lor's Views 822
German Peace Note, Allies Joint Reply to. _3, 7German Plot Against United States, State-ments on Behalf of Japan and Mexico..820, 923
German Populace Suffering Deprivations_ 5German Prohibition Against Belgian In-
dustries 1015German Raider in the South Atlantic_ _191, 222German Retreat on Western Front_ 1086German Seamen Sentenced for 11-inking
the Liebenfels 1228German Shipowners Reimbursed by Appro-
priation of 300,000,000 Marks 722German Sacrifices, Helfferich on 1226German Stock Exchange Publication of
stricted, Ship Losses During First Month of 822German Submarine Warfare, Lord Robert
Cecil on 722German Submarine Warfare, New System of
Reporting Losses Inaugurated by Allies 890German Vessels, U. S. Government Denies
Report of Seizures of 507German View of Unrestricted Submarine
Warfare 388German War Costs 501German War Loan with Premium Scheme 892German War Loan, Sixth 389, 1087German War Taxes, New, to Meet Deficit_ 710German War Taxation Increased 790Germans Abandoning Territory in France 788Germany-
Berlin Admission that Alliance was Soughtwith Mexico and Japan 922
Berlin Trade Association Urges Ameri-cans Not to be Alarmed 624
Chancellor Hollweg on Submarine Issueand One-Sided Attitude of U. S 821
China Breaks With. _891, 987, 1017, 1229China's Indorsement of Action Taken byU. S. Against 623
Count von Bernstorff Leaves for. _588, 622Debt of 333Delto Sinking Upheld 31Diplomatic Relations with, Severed 481,
487, 504Deutsche Bank, London Agency Ordered
Sold 29Earlier Daylight Saving in 829Effectiveness of British Blockade Against 122226Flanders Promised Independence
18
French Protest to Neutrals Against De-v.station 1227
Germany-Gerard Leaves 621Gerard Speech at Trade Dinner 95Holland Protests Against Submarine Edict 624Kronprinzessen Cecile, Damage Suits
Against Upheld 223Kronprinzessen Cecile, Damage SuitsRemanded 4626
Kronprnzessen Cecile, Disabling of 1228Indemnity Claims 723Imperial Chancellor Predicts Political
Reorganization of Empire 1111Japan's Ex-Premier Thinks Should be
Deprived of Navy and Colonies 834New War Credit of $3,570,000,000 to beAsked 693
And Peace Preserving 589Probability of Adoption of DemocraticForm of Government 087
Relations of Our Government with 793Replies in Note to Neutrals to Allies Re-
jection of Peace Negotiations 123Ritter Reported to Have Acted on Own
Initiative in Proposals to Reopen Ne-gotiations with Germany 720
Seeks Reaffirmation of Treaties 507, 622Stakes All and Will Win, Chancellor De-
clares .407And the United States 1194, 1195
Page .Germany (Concluded)-U. S. Consuls Held in 925U. S. Relations with Highly Delicate_ .. _ _ 691U. S. Senate Ratifies President's Action
In Severing Relations with 506United States and Other Neutrals 595Withdraws Charges Against MinisterVopicka 330
Yarrowdale Claimed as Prize Ship 331Yarrowdale Prisoners Released_ 511, 622, 1015Zimmermann's Explanation of Dr. Rit-
ter's Offer to United States 1230Germany's Attitude Toward Steps Taken by
United States-No Step Backward,According to Secretary Zimmermann 506
Germany's Peace Proposals Rejected byGreat Britain and Her Allies 27
Germany's New Danger Zone '1225Germany's Overtures to United States inSubmarine Issues and Their Rejection_ _ _ 620
Germany's Period of Grace for Ships Ex-pired March 1 1230
Germany's Plan for Borrowing of NeutralSecurities 1006
Germany's Plans Against U. S., Mexico'sAttitude • 923
Germany's Relations with U. S. and Russia,Imperial Chancellor Discourses on 1225
Germany's Prelate at Vatican Forced toLeave Rome 96
Germany's Protocol (Text of) ReaffirmsTreaty 719
Germany's Request to Extend Prussian-Amer. Treaties, Notes of U.S. Declining_1223
Germany's Renewal of Unrestricted Sub-marine Warfare 405
Germany's Shipping Restrictions, Modifi-cations of 509
Germany's Submarine Declarations, Atti-tude of Spain and Other Neutrals- _ _508,
Gold and Silver Production and Movementin 1916 798
Gompers Protests Against Adamson. LawDecision 1102
Government Bond Issue, Outlook for 1095Government Competition in the Marketing
Business 1199Government Expenditures, N. Y. Chamber
of Commerce on Need for Control of 422Government Ownership, Frank Trumbullon Fallacy of 130
Government Price Fixing-The NewsprintPapet Case 898
Government Regulation, Lee Sees RailroadsAt a Standstill as Result of 1010
Government Revenue, Bill to Increase,Passed by Senate 822
Government Revenue and Expenditures.338, 837, 1235
Government Revenues, Bill to Increase,Text of, Sr.c 288, 313, 415, 9.18
Government Shipping Board. See ShippingBoard.
Government Upheld in Test of War Rev-enue Act Brought by Trust Companies. 1113
Government Utilities, Proposed Continu-ance of Committee Inquiring Into 217
Government's Efforts to Avert Tin PlateShortage 1108'
Grain Storage, Inter-State Commerce Com-mission Orders Cancellation of HigherCharges for 325
Great Britain-Allies Reply to Prest. Wilson OutliningPeace Terms 123, 221
Bacon, Butter, Cheese and Lard Maxi-mum Prices Fixed 1014-
Bans U. S. Shell Contract 328Belgian Relie Cargoes Detention Ex-
plained 1229Blockade of Germany Tightened_ _ ..601. 723Canada's Wheat for 1014Carson Explains How Submarines are
Being Fought 691Clocks to be Set Ahead 1227Coal Mines of South Wales Controlled by. 30Contols Fat and Oil 1014Danger Zone Extension in North Sea_ _ _ _1224Debt of 331Dutch ProtestAgainst Detention of Vessels1226Enemy Banks in Operations of 312Enemy Ships, Proposals or Dealing With
After War 29Exercised by Holland's Plan to Lay Up
Ships Because of Submarines 925Food Restrictions in 723German Peace Proposals Rejected.. 3, 7, 27Hosiery Embargo Modified 30Imperial Preferential Duties on Imports
Urged in 827Imports Barred Under New Decree 827Indian War Loan to Meet India's Contri-
bution to 1211Lead Dealing's Restricted 723King's Speech at Reopening of Parliament 482Leather and Hide Restrictions 723Lloyd George Speech and the SubmarineMenace 691
Milk Price Fixed 1223New List of Securities Under MobilizationPlan-Scheme A Withdrawn 122
New Victory Loan Snbseription 590Potato Prices Fixed 723Securities Requisitioned Under Defense ofRealm Regulations 1001, 1210
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Page.Great Britain (Concluded)—
Urged to Again Advance Clocks 830Winston Churchill's Speech on Prepara-
tions for 1918 Campaign 890Wool Product to be Confiscated 31
Great Britain's Ban on Foreign Paper 826Great Britain's Food Regulations 29Great Britain's New Warning of DangerousArea in North Sea 722
Great Britain's Prohibition Against GoldImports 309
Great Britain's Regulations For Control ofTimber 1014
Great Britain's War Loan, New, LongTerm 3, 97
Greece, Allies' New Demands Upon, Accededto 31, 96, 223
Greece, King Constantine, in Arraignment ,of Allies' Policy Toward His Country.. _ __ 830
Greece's Attitude Towards German Sub-marine Policy 722
Greece's Ministry of Supplies 1015Greenbacks, Proposed Re-Issuance of $1and $2 208, 711
Gregorian Calendar Adopted by Turkey_ __ 513Guthrie, U. S. Ambassador to Japan,Death of 1014
Ijarding on Necessity of Banks PreparingA A for Peace in Time of War 618Harding of Reserve Board Suggests Creditof a Billion for the Allies 1092, 1113
Harding of Reserve Board Urges Farmers toDiversify—Country Ready for any Con-tingency 520
Harris, B. F., on the Farmer and ForeignTrade 320
Healdton, Steamer Sinking of 1107Hides and Leather, Great Britain's Restric-
tions Concerning 723High Cost of Living. See Living and Food.High Food Costs and Inquiry With RegardThereto 712
Holden, Sir Edward, on Reserve Board'sEdict against Foreign Loans 408
Holland Prohibits Exports of Bread to 13e1-glum 1015
Holland Protests against Germany's Sub-marine Edict 624
Holland's Attitude Towards Germany's Sub-marine Declarations 508
Holland's Plan to Lay Up Ships Because ofSubmarines Exercises Great Britain 925
Holland's Protest to Great Britain againstDetained Vessels 1226
Holy Alliance, Wilson Peace League Com-pared with 317
Hosiery Embargo Modified by Great Britain 30Housatonic, American Steamer, Sinking of.. 512Hungary, Debt of 333Hungary's Prime Minister on President Wil-
son's Peace Soundings 511'Hunter College Evening Study for Women_ 631Hurley, E. N., on Need of Co-Operation in
Selling Abroad 404Hurley, n. N., Resigns from Federal TradeCommission 25, 119
Hurley, E. N.'
on What Federal TradeCommission Is Doing 224
Iceland Adopts Daylight Saving Plan affirm's, Steamer, Sinking of 1810306Immigrants, Canada Preparing to Get, after
the War 997Immigration Bill Passed over President's
Veto 516Immigration Bill Vetoed by President onAccount of Literacy Test 418
Immigration and Emigration in 1916 60.1Imports and Exports of Merchandise Goldand Silver 534, 1234
Income Tax—Agents of Non-Resident Aliens Relievedfrom Duty of Paying Tax in CertainCases 326
Corporations Exempt from Tax Not Re-lieved from Withholding Requirements. 326
Definition of Head of Family 325Extra Income Tax on Tax-Exempt, WhoPays? 609
Ownership Certificates of Non-ResidentAliens 326
Partnerships 325Returns by Corporations Permissible on
Basis on Which Books Are Kept 528/ Tax Liability of Income Derived from
Sources in U. S. by Foreign Govern-ments 325
India to Increase Duties on Cotton Goods_ 988Indian War Loan to Meet India's Contribu-
tion to Great Britain 1211Industrial Conditions in France, Findings ofCommission 329
Industries of United States Placed at Gov-ernment's Disposal 510
Inheritance Tax Law—Earnings and Appre-ciation after Decedent's Death Not Tax-able 230
Inheritance Tax Law—Filing of Thirty-DayNotice in Case of Non-Resident Aliensand Others 328
Insurance Bill, War Risk, Bills Extending,Passed by House 627
Insurance Operations and Real Estate Loansof National Banks, regulations govern-ing 614
Insurance Policies of German CompaniesSafe, Declares N. Y. Supt. of Insurance.- 624Insurance Rates, War Risk, Advances in.. 510Insurance, War Risk, Spain Assumes 1227
Inter-State Commerce Commission—Daniels' Reappointment Confirmed 119Iron and Steel Export Rates Advances_ _ _1221Orders Cancellation of Higher Charges forGrain Storage 325
Proposal for Revision of TranscontinentalRates 1220
Ireland, Home Rule for, Again AssumesDisquieting in Commons 896
Irish Situation 1011Iron Production, Extraordinary, in U. S. in
1916 901
Page.Iron and Steel Export Rates Advances 1221Iton and Steel Production of Canada in 1916 24Italian Consolidated 5% Perpetual InternalLoan 1096
Italian Government Consolidated National5% (Perpetual) Loan 1210
Italy City of Genoa Secures Loan of $4,-066,000 22
Italy, Clocks to Be Set Ahead 1227Ivemia. Steamer. Sinking of 513
japan, Agreement Through Which, withChina, Chenchiatun Dispute Settled_ _ _1227
Japan Approves China's Indorsement ofAction Taken by U. S. Against Germany 623
Japan, ex-Premier Thinks Germany ShouldBe Deprived of Her Navy and Colonies 834
Japan, German Inte est in Administered bySwitzerland 624
Japan, Germany's Admission that AllianceWith Was Sought 922
Japan, Guthrie, U. S. Ambassador to, Dead 1014Japan, Incidents Bearing on Closing ofTokio Stock Exchange 408
Japan, Lower Hous of the Diet 291Japan and Mexico, Reputed Alliance with
Sought by Germany Against U. S..818, 819Japan and Mexico, Statements on Behalf of
with Regard to German Plot 820, 923Japan Purchases Island of Macao 1227Japanese Development of Korea 492Japanese Foreign Trade 104Japanese Ships Using Panama Canal to BeArmed for Defense 31
Japan's New Factory Law 223Jewish Sentiment in U. S. Pro-Ally 1216
Kahn , Otto H., Becomes a U. S. Citizen_ _1215
' ahn, Otto II. in Defense or Stock Ex-change and Short Selling 309
Kies, W. S., on Training for World Service_ 121Kingsbury, N. C., on Telephone Develop-ment 724
Kitchin Bill Acted upon Adversely by HouseBanking Committee 615
Korea, Japanese Development of 492Kronprinzessin Cecile—See Court Decisionsor Under Germany
Labor—and Capital, Solution of Problem Af-fecting 714Brotherhoods Accuse Railroads of Delays—Strike up to Union Men 23Brotherhoods Delay Action Over Eight-Hour Law Pending Decision 213Terms upon Which Pledges Its Servicesto Nation in Event of War 1011Unionism and State Constabularies 599Unions and Supremacy of the Law 490Laconia, Sinking of 828Lamont, T. W., on Financial Preparednessof the U. S 1212Land Bank, Federal, Officers of 1097Land Banks, Federal, 5% Fixed as LoanRate 1098Land Bonds, Federal, Texas Measure Mak-ing Legal for Trust Fund Investments_ _ _1097Lansing, Secretary, While Admitting: NearVerge of War, Hopes We May Not BeDrawn in 623Lard ,Great Britain Fixes Maximum Price for1014Latin-American Trade, Our, Not EnduringAccording to Secretary of InternationalHigh Commission 422
Laurentide, Steamer, Sinking of 513Lead, Great Britain Restricts Dealings in 723Leaks in Peace Proposals, Developments inHearings Regarding__128, 213, 322, 412,
515, 628Leaks in Peace Proposals, Finding of Com-mittee 816
Leather and Hides, Great Britain's Restric-tions Concerning 723Lee, Elisha, Contends Railroad Wage Prob-lem Should Be Adjusted Through. PublicInvestigation 1009Lee, Elisha, Sees New Era in Railroad Con-trol if Adamson Law is Upheld 420
Lee, Ivy L. says Non-Political Construc-tive and Consistent Railroad RegulationIs Needed 815Lee, Ivy L., Sees Railroads at Standstill asResult of Government Regulation 1010Legislative Budget 794
Leebenfels, German Seamen Sentenced forSinking 1228Life Insurance Policies of J. P. Morgan andH. P. Davison 1213Linen Manufadtures, French Embargo on 224
Liquor Advertisements Barred from Mailsby Bill Passed by Senate 131
Liquor, Webb-Kenyon Bill Upheld by U. S.Supreme Court 216
Literacy Test—See Immigration Bill.Living, High Cost of, Due to Habits of Peo-
ple, eclares W. E. Sproule 1006Living, High Cost of, Agitation Concerning 910Lloyd George Speech and the SubmarineMenace 691
Lloyd George's Measure for CombatingShortage in Ship Tonnage 825Loans on Agricultural Paper 531
Loans, Restrictions, New York—See New York.Loewe & Co.—S e Danbury Hat Case.London Market Favorably Affected byDiplomatic Break Between U. S. andGermany 483
London Money Market Easy 789London Securities Markets Well Maintained 291London Stock Exchange to Close Satur-days Until End of War 891
London Stock Exchange, Dealings in NewWar Loan to Begin 1086
Lovett, Judge, Testimony at Newiands In-quiry into Railroad Control 1219
Lovett, Judge, Urges Unification of RailroadRegulations 1104
Loyalty, Union League Declares War Ex-ists and Asks for United Weight of_ _ _ _1105
Lumber, Arrangements for Expediting-Ship-ments of 1013
Page.Lyman M. Law, Schooner, Sinking of and
Austria's Disavowal 625, 1227
IVjacao, Island, Purchased by Japan 1227Avaacedonia and Serbia, Bulgarian Policy
in, Defended 1112Mail, German Submarine 224Mail Pay Case, Railway, Supreme CourtUpholds Government 421
Mails, Liquor Advertisements Barred from,by Bill Passedin U. S. Senate 131
Manifests of Ships Not to be Disclosed_510, 1013Mann White Slave Act Upheld by U. S. Su-preme Court and Reconsideration Re-fused 632, 1232
Mantola, Steamer, Sinking of 625'Marketing Business, Government Corn-
1i99petition in Marketing, Conference on 229Marshall's, Vice-President, Address 917"Mason and Dixon's Line" in Trade andTaxes 393
McAdoo Urges State Legislation to MakeFarm Loan Bonds Legal Investment_ _ _ 120
McCarter, U. H., Says Proceedings to TestTrust Powers of Nat. Banks Not Inspiredby Jealthisy810
McDougal's, E. C., Further Protest AgainstReserve Bank's Proposal for Collectionof State Bank Checks at Par 809
McDougal, E. C., on Need of Having BestMan Available as Bank Superintendent— 411
McDougal, E. C., Protest Against FederalReserve's Action for Collection of StateChecks by Notaries 620
McRoberts, Samuel, on Desirability of Ex- leitensive Trading with Russia 219
Merchant Ships, Defeat of Bill Arming_-
_ 912Merchant Ships, House Passes Bill forArming 824
Merchant Ships, Arming of 888, 987, 1012Merchantmen, Armed, Crews Subject toSame Fate as Captain Fryatt 123/
Mexican-American Joint Commission Dis-solved 217
Mexican Gold to be Coined in U. S 1212Mexican Mining Decree, Postponement of,Sought 420.
Mexico, Approaching Withdrawal of Ameri-can Troops 3
Mexico Edict on Mining Decree 832-Mexico, Interest Payment ResumptionBeing Considered ..1212
Mexico and Japan Reputed Alliance withAgainst U. S. Sought by Germany _ ..818, 819
Mexico and Japan, Statement on Behalf of,with Regard to German Plot 820'
Mexico, National Guard Withdrawn from 831Mexico Suggests Intervention of Neutralsto Stop War or an Embargo on Shipments 624
Mexico Urges Prohibition of Exports ofMunitions and Foodstuffs to Belligerentsin Europe 589
Mexico, Withdrawal of U. S. Troops from.. _ 627Mexico's Attitude Toward Germany's Plans
Against United States 923Mexico's New Constitution 627, 1092Mexico's Proposal to Stop War or InterdictTrade, U. S Refused to Join in 1231
Military and Naval News, Rules for Pressin Disbursing 1232
Military Resources of New York State, BillProviding for Inventory Signed 1232
Military Training Measure, Gov. Whit-man Signs 1108
Milk and Butter Prices Limited in France 723Milk, Great Britain Fixed Price of 1223Mineral Production of U. S. in 1916 24.Mining Decree, Mexico Edict on 832Mint, R. T. Baker Nominated as Director.. 711Miscellaneous Bonds and Stocks, Course
of, in 1916 36, 44Mobilization of Nation's Finances by Re-serve Board 711
Money Stock in the Country, 338, 741, 1235Morgan, J. P., Elected to Federal AdvisoryCouncil for 1917 224
Morgan, J. P., and Fed. Reserve Board toAssist Army Financing 1213
Morgan, J. P., Life Insurance Policy 1213Municipal Bond Sales, 85, 188, 468, 574,
ni la A975, 1304Municipal Securities, Legality of 308 •Munition Explosions in New Jersey 215Munition Orders in 1917, Canada Hopes toFinance $500,000,000 of 405
National Bank Charters Asked for and"Granted in January and February 1113National Bank Resources, Expansion inUnder March 5 Call 1215
National Bank Returns, New Iltsrm Not anImprovement 94
National Banks, Compt. Williams's Reporton Resources, &c 519
National Banks' Earnings Largest in History 808National Banks, Geographical Location of
Reserves Held by 23.National Banks, Regulations Governing In-surance Operations and Real EstateLoans 614.
National Banks, McCarter Says Proceed-ings to Test Trust Powers of NationalBanks Not Inspired by Jealousy 810
National Banks, Term "Savings Depart-ment", Atty.-Gen. of N. Y. RulesAgainst 121
National Guard Withdrawn from Mexico._ 831National Surety Co. Withdraws CircularObjected to by Farm Loan Board 219
Naval and Military News, Rules for PressIn Disbursing 1232:
Naval Appropriation Bill 627, 919Naval Warfare and Admiral Dewey 196.Navy Department Takes Over Wireless
Stations 509Navy Department's Requset for Suppression -of Information 1012
Neutral Cargoes, British Report on Searchof 1229.Neutrality, Armed—See Armed.
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Page.Neutrality, Measures Taken to Prevent Vio-
lations-Stoppage of Sailings 407Neutrals and Germany 595New Jersey Full Crew Law 912New Jersey Munition Explosions 216Newspaper and Letter Postage, Contro-
versy Regarding 600Newspapers, P. 0. Bill Increasing Rates onMail and Curtailing Pneumatic Service 24
Newspaper Representatives Forbidden toNew York Stock Exchange Members_ _ 609
Newspapers Co-operate in Withholding ShipNews 1107
Newsprint Paper, A Principle at Issue inRegulation of Price 701, 714
Newsprint Paper Case-Government PriceFixing 898
Newsprint Paper Manufacturers, Canadian 903New York-Atty.-Gen. of New York Rules AgainstUse of Term "Savings Department" byNational Banks 121
Bank Superintendent Should Be Best ManAvailable 411
Banking Institutions Increase Resources$1,500,000,000 Since War Began 120
Chamber of Commerce and Excess ProfitTax 421
Chamber of Commerce Favors UniversalTraining 820
Chamber of Commerce on Need for Con-trol of Gov't Expenditures 422
Chamber of Commerce Urges Arming ofSteamers 820
Chamber of Commerce Would RestrictWar Profits 820
Clearances of Banks Settled Through Re-serve Bank 1097
Cotton Exchange Investigation ResolutionAdopted by Senate 518
In War Time 700Loans, Restrictions by Trust CompaniesNot Applicable to Trust Funds 307
Military Resources Inventory Bill Signedby Governor 1232
Patten, T. G., Nominated as Postmaster.. 718Port protection in 718Protest Against Proposal to Double
Transfer Tax in 1216Public Importance of This City 297State Banks, Federal Reserve Banks' Ar-
bitrary Action in Regard to Paymentof Checks 1186
State, Measures Taken by as a Result ofthe German-American Situation 510
State Insurance Superintendent DeclaresGerman Insurance Policies Safe 624
Stock Exchange Forbids Members to Em-Ploy Newspaper Representatives_ 609, 710
Stock Exchange Listings for 1916 394Stock Exchange Share and Bond Sales,
106, 107, 535, 927, 928Stock Exchange and Short Selling, OttoH. Kahn in Defense of 309
Trust Company Returns 702, 726Norfolk Port Protection 718Norris, Senator, Asks for State Vote on His
Recall 1217North Sea, Great Britain's New Warning ofDangerous Area in 722, 1224'
Norway's Protest Against Submarine De-clarations 722
Oats, Farm Reserves of 900H and Fat, Great Britain to Control_ _ _1014
Dacif Ic Coast Gold, Proposed Redemptionof, at Face Value 613
Panama Canal Traffic during November_ 23Panatha Canal, Treatment of Armed Ves-
sels of Belligerents in, to be Same as inU. S. Ports 511
Panama Nat, Assembly Passes NegotiableInstrument Law 1201
Paper. See Newsprint Paper.Paper, Foreign, Great Britain's Ban on_ - 826Paper, Proposal to Fed. Trade Comm. to
Fix Prices 701, 714Paris Bourse Active 1087Paris Bourse, Industrial Stocks Depressed 891Paris Bourse Irregular and Nervous 590Paris Bourse Quiet 4, 291Paris Bourse, Shipping and Copper SharesMost Active 1190
Paris Bourse Temporarily Affected by New• Submarine Policy 483Patriotism, Constructive, Congress of 217Patriotism, No Counting House 1209Patten, T. G., Nominated as Postmaster atNew York 718
Peace, 'Allies JoinkReply to German No2t9e-4: 1533,7Peace, Conditions, Wilson's Speech on,
Peace, Leaks, Findings of Committee 816Peace, Pres. Wilson Enters upon Definiteand Permanent Policy 289
Peace, Rumors of Leak to be Investigated 25Peace, Scandinavian Reply to Pres. Wilson_ 28Peace, Senate Indorses President's Request
for Peace Terms 125Peace, Spain Considers Present Time In-
opportune 28Peace, Switzerland Not a Party to Presi-
dent's Move 29Peace Talk Seems to be Subsiding Rapidly_ 190Peace, Turkey's Individual Reply to Sug-
gestions fo Exchange of Views 28
Page.Pennsylvania RR. Results in a ProsperousYear 899
People and Press in the Existing Crisis_ _ _ _ 995People's Habits Responsible for High Cost
of Living, Declares W. E. Sproule 1006Pershing Chosen to Succeed Funston 831Peru, Financial Stability Being Restored in 626Peru's Answer to Germany's Submarine
Declarations 721Philadelphia Bankers Discuss High Interest
Rates and Reserve Clearing Plan 809Philadelphia Trust Co. Returns 702, 730Philippine National Bank Made Correspond-ent of San Francisco Reserve Bank__ 614
Philippine Trade, Our, H. Parker Willison Development of 322
Pierson, Lewis E., on American Bankingand Foreign Trade 319
Pig Iron and Steel Production of Canadain 1916 24
Pneumatic Service for Mail 24, 218Port Adelaide, Steamer, Sinking of 512Porto Rican Citizenship and Civil Govern-ment Measure Approved by U. S. Senate 718
Porto Rican Support Pledged to U. S 921Port Protection at New York and Norfolk_ 718Portugal Advances Clocks One Hour 830Postal Savings Deposits Legal Acceptability
of Bonds Offered as Security for 315Postmaster at New York, T. G. PattenNominated 718
Post Office Bill Increasing Rates on News-paper Mail and Curtailing PneumaticService 2
Post-Office Bill Passed by House ContinuesPneumatic Service-Riders Dropped_ __ _ 218
Potato Prices Fixed in Great Britain 723Preparedness, Financial, E. L. Richards on 320Preparedness, Financial, of U. S., T. W.Lamont on 1212
Preparedness Fund in New GovernmentRevenue Measure 415
Press and People in the Existing Crisis_ _ 995Press, Rules for Disbursing Military andNaval News 1232
Price Fixing by Government-The News-print Paper Case 898
Prohibition in District of Columbia, Senateand House Approve Bill 131, 825
Property in Europe, Destruction of-Howto be Replaced 529
Prussian-American Treaties, U. S. Declinesto Extend 1223
Public Building Bill Passed by House 315
Railroad-Bonds and Stocks, Course of, in 1916.36, 44Control, Judge Lovett's Testimony atNewlands Inquiry Into 1219
Earnings, Gross, Monthly 107, 498, 998Earnings, Net, Monthly 201, 602, 997Gross Earnings for Calendar Year 494Gross and Net Earnings for the CalendarYear 903
Heads in Co-operation With Government.1010Legislation (Supplemental) of President
Regulation, F. A Delano on Fallacies of.. 318Regulation, Non-Political, Constructiveand Consistent, says I. L. Lee, is Needed 815
Regulation, Unification Urged by JudgeLovett and Frank Trumbull 1104
Securities Held Abroad 1216Shreveport Rate Case Reopened 631Strike, Threatened 984, 994, 1006Wage Problems Should be AdjustedThrough Public Investigation, ElishaLee Contends 1009
Brotherhoods Accuse Railroads of Delays;Strike Up to Unions 23
Brotherhoods Delay Action 213Embargoes Incident to Threatened Train-
men's Strike 1009Freight Congestion Lesson Not Heeded 688Give Them the Needed Help 630Government Regulation Will Bring to
Standstill, Sees Ivy L Lee 1010Lee Sees New Era in Control of, If Adam-son Law is Upheld 420
Petition for Higher Freight Rates 1218Rate Increase Petition 1103Renewal of Negotiations of Trainmen'sDemands and Threatened Strike 1006
Superfluousness of Full Crew Laws 797Surrender to Trainmen 1098Trainmen to Act if Supreme Court Fails
to Decide Eight-Hour Law Next Week.. 816Transcontinental Rates, Proposal for Re-
vision 1220Railway Association, American, to Co-operate in Car Shortage Problem 518
Railway Association, American, to AssistGovernment in Event of War 718
Railway Mail Pay Case, Supreme CourtUpholds Government 421
Rates, Railroads, Petition for Increase in 1103Real Estate Loans and Insurance Operations
of National Banks, Regulations Governing 614W. C. Redfield Finds Us "The Wasters ofthe World" 311
Revenue, Bill to Increase 288, 313, 386Reynolds (G. M.) Thinks Banks BetterAble to Meet Emergency Than in 1907... 711
Richards, E. L., on Financial Preparedness_ 320Ritter, Swiss Ambassador, Reports ThatHe Acted on His Own Initiative in Pro-posing to Re-open Negotiations WithGermany 720
Ritter, Swiss Ambassador, State DepartmentExpresses Confidence In 821
Ritter's Offer to U. S. Concerning Germany,Zimmerman's Explanation of 1230
Roads, Federal, Good, Second Year's Ap- •propriation for, Apportioned AmongStates 311
Rumanians Make Stand Against TeutonicAllies 191
Russia, American Industries Interested in- - 830
Page,Russia, Debt of 331Russia, Revolution In, the Czar Abdicates.. 986Russia, Samuel McRoberts on Desirability
of Extensive Trading With 219Russia and United States, Imperial Chan-
cellor Discourses on Germany's RelationsWith 1225
Russian Government, New, Financial Pro-gram 1190
Russian Loan Syndicate Dissolved 119Russian Premier Resigns 96Russian Raw Materials, Importation of.. _ _ _ 626Russian Revolution, Developments in.1085, 1108Russian Revolutton and the War 986, 992Russian Treasury, Bill Offering by Bank ofEngland 612
Russia's Endorsement of Wilson's PeaceFederation Suggestion 408
Qt. Louis Trust Company Returns_ _702, 739...Jailors, Neutral, Detained by Germany.. _ _ 331St. Louis, Steamer, Sailing Delayed 513"Savings Departments"-See National Bank.Scandinavian Nations Reply to President
Wilson's Suggestions for Peace Soundings 28Schiff, Jacob FI., Seventy Years of Age._ _ 211Science and Business, Interdependence of
Factory and Research Laboratory 198Seas, Freedom of the 697Selling Abroad, E. N. Hurley on Need of
Co-operation in 423Senate Amends Rules Limiting Debate__ 917Senators Who Defeated Armed Neutrality
Bill Criticized by President Wilson 915Serbia and Macedonia, Bulgarian Policy in,Defended 1112
Shell Contract Awarded by U. S. to BritishConcern ,- 192, 221
Shell Contract Banned by Great Britain.. _ _ 328Ship Losses During First Month of Unre-
stricted Submarine Operations 822Shipbuilding, American in 1916 635Ship News, Newspapers Co-operate in With-
holding 1107Shipping Board Asks for Idle Transports for
Coastwise Trade 626Shipping Board, B. N. Baker Withdrawsfrom 418
Shipping Board Nominees Confirmed 321Shipping Board, Stevens (R. B.) Named to
Succeed Baker 518Shipping Losses and Probable Conditions
after 'War, Captain Dollar Indicates 631Ships, American Proclamation Prohibiting
Sale or Transfer of, 509Ships, Armament of 1012Ship Tonnage, Lloyd George's Measures forCombating Shortage in 825
Ships' Manifests Not to Be Disclosed 510Ships, Senate Resolution Requesting Infor-mation Concerning Registration 1012
Short Selling, Otto H. Kahn in Defense of .._ 309Shreveport Rate Case Reopened 631Silver Production in 1916 798Skogland, Sinking of 829Socialism and War 597Socialists, What They Threaten-Conscrip-
tion of Men Means Conscription of Capi-tal 1209
South Wales Coal Mines Controlled byGreat ',Britain 30
Spain Assumes War Risk Insurance 1227Spain Considers Present an InopportuneTime for Neutrals to Join Peace Movement 28
Spain Requisitions Wheat and Flour 827Spanish Cabinet Resigns 96Spanish Government's Protest Against Ger-
many's Submarine Declarations.. _ _ _508, 721Spanish Government to Take Over Indus-
tries 1227Spanish Legislative Measures 484Spanish Loan of 1,000,000,000 Pesetas 989Speculation and Clearings in 1916 104Sproule, W. E., Declares High Cost of Liv-
ing Due to Habits of People 1009Spy .Bill-See Espionage.Starek, Charles,, Bank Examiner, Removed.. 320Starek, Charles, Resigns as Director ofN. Y. Federal Reserve Bank 520
State Banks, New York, Federal ReserveBank Action Forcing Payment of Checks1186 tat Par High-Handed and Arbitrary
State Bonds, Course of in 1916 48Steamers, N. Y. Chamber of Commerce
Urges Arming 820Steel and Iron Export Rates, Advances in....1221Steel Production of Canada in 1916 24Stevens, R. B., Named to Succeed B. N.Baker as Member of Shipping Board 518, 1232
Stock Markets Adversely Affected by Ger-many's Announced Unrestricted Sub-marine Warfare 387
Stokes, E. C. Remarks at Trust Compan-ies' Banquet ,813
Stone's, Senator, Defense of Action onArmed Ship Bill 1217
Straight, Willard, on Need of FlexibleTariff 319Strike, Railroad, Postponed Indefinitely,
1082, 1098Submarine Mail, German 224Submarine Warfare, &c.-See under Germany.Submarines, Great Britain Exercised by
Holland's Plan to Lay up Ships Because of 925Supreme Court Upholds Adamson Law........1099Supreme Court's Decision in Adamson
Case, Views on 1103Sweden Commandeers Cereals and RestrictsFood Consumption 1015
Sweden's Attitude Towards Germany's Sub-marine Declarations 508, 722
Swiss Loan, New, Subscriptions tot-OtherIssues During War 1001
Swiss Minister, State Department ExpressesConfidence in 821
Swiss Sample Fair at Basle 224Switzerland to Administer German Inter-
ests in Japan 624Switzerland Food Restrictions 790
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Page.Switzerland Not a Party to President Wil-
son's Move for Exchange of Peace Views_ 29
Taft Resigns as Head of World's Court__ __ 335ariff , Flexible,Willard Straight on Need of 319
Tax, Excess Profit, &c.-See Excess Profitand Government Revenue.
Taxing Advertising Display_ 996Telephone Development, N. C. Kingsbury
Addresses Bank of Commerce Employeeson 724
Teutonic Ascendancy, What It WouldMean-The German Creed 1013
Texas Measure Making FederalLand BondsLegal for Investment of Trust Funds_ ......1097
Timber, Great Britain's Regulations forControl of 1014
Tin Plate, Government's Efforts to AvertShortage in 1108
Tokio Stock Exchange, Incidents Bearing onClosing in December 408
Training, Universal, N. Y. Chamber ofCommerce Favors 820
Trainmen to Act if Supreme Court Fails toDecide Eight-Hour Law Next Week 816
Trainmen and Railroad Interests DiscussWage Controversy 419
Trainmen's Demands and Threatened Strike-Renewal of Negotiations 1006
Trainmen's Strike Declared off 1082, 1098Trainmen's Strike Threatened-Embargoes
Incident to 1009Transcontinental Rates, Proposals for Re
vision of 1220Transvaal Gold Production 190, 588, 985Treaties, Germany Seeks Reaffirmation of__ 622Treaty Between U. S. and Germany, Text ofGermany's Protocal Reaffirming 719
Troops, Withdrawal of American, fromMexico-Mexico's New Constitution.. _ _ _ 627
Trumbull on Fallacy of Govt. Ownership_ _ _ 130Trumbull Urges Unification of Railroad
Regulation 1103Trust Companies' Banquet, Remarks ofE. C. Stokes at 813
Trust Companies, Govt. Upheld in Test ofWar Revenue Act Brought by 1113
Trust Companies (N. Y.), Loan Restric-tions Not Applicable to Trust Funds.. _ _ - 307
Trust Companies in New York and Else-where 702
Trust Funds, Texas Measure Making Fed-eral Land Bonds Legal for Investment of..1097
Trust Powers of Nat. Banks-See Nat. Banks.Turino, Steamer, Sinking of 512Turkey Adopts Gregorian Calendar 513Turkey Asserts Her Independence 31Turkey's Individual Reply to Suggestion forExchange of Peace Views 28
Tnionism and State Constabularies 599wnion League Declares War Exists and
Asks for United Weight of Loyalty.. ..1105Unions. See Labor.Uruguay's Attitude Towards Germany'sSubmarine Declarations 508
United States-Army Appropriation Bill 825Barthelme's Article Relative to Desire
to Avoid War 833Bond Issue Outlook 1095Bond Issues, Prospective, Sec. of Treas. on 22Bonds, Course of, in 1916 49Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers_ 518China's Indorsement of Action Taken byU. S. Against Germany-Japan's Ap-proval of China's Action 623
Consuls Held in Germany 925Danish West Indies Formally Pass to_ _ _ _ 220In the Eyes of the World
1195Federal Reserve Banks to Loan $50,000,-000 to Government
German Alliance, Reputed, with Mexicoand Japan Against U 8 818, 819
German Alliance, Statements on Behalfof Mexico and Japan 820, 823
And Germany 1194, 1195Germany Seeks Reaffirmation of Treaties
with 622Germany's Protocol Reaffirming Treaty_ 719Government Revenues, Text of Act In-
creasing, &c____288, 313, 415, 822, 918Government Upheld in Test of War Reve-nue Act Brought by Trust Companies..1113
GENERAL.
Page.United States (Concluded)-Government's Efforts to Avert a Tin
Plate Shortage 1108Greenbacks ($1 and $2) Proposed Re..
issuance of 208, 711Imperial Chancellor Discourses on Ger-many's Relations with U.S. and Russia 1225
Industries Placed at Gov'ts Disposal_ _ _ _ 510In the War-In the Eyes of the World_ _1195Lamont on Financial Preparedness of. ......1212Mexico's Proposal to Stop War or Inter-
dict Trade, Refusal to Join in 1231Mineral Production in 1916 24Mint Director, New 711Mobilization of Nations Finances by Re-serve Board 711
Money Stock in the Country_ _538, 741, 1235Note Declining Germany's Request toExtend Treaties 1223
And Other Neutrals and Germany 595Passports-Arrest in England of AllegedGerman with American Passports 625
Peters, A. J., Resigns as Assistant Secre-tary of Treasury 1006
Our Present Latin-American Trade NotEnduring, According to Secretary ofInternational High Commission 422
Porto Rico Pledges Support 921Russia's Opinion Concerning Attitude ofU. S. Toward Germany's SubmarineEdict 624
Secretary of State, Assistant, New 208Shell Contract Awarded to American Con-
cerns-British Objections to Award toEnglish Concern Withdrawn 817
Shell Contract Awarded to British Con-cern ,._ 192, 221
637, 1019Supreme Court Upholds Validity ofAdamson Law 1099
Supreme Court's Decision in AdamsonCase, Views on 1103
Sub-Treasuries, Further Efforts to Abol-ish 208
Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities,426, 741, 1117
Treasury Currency Holdings_ _427; 741, 1117
Vidamore, Steamer, Sinking of 513• essels Sunk by Submarines or Mines_ 388Afric 625 Eavestone 512 V. M.Law 625Algonquin 1013Athos 829California 511City of M.1106Dalbeattie 829Delto 31Dutch.. _ _ _ 828Von Bernstorff, Count, Departure for Ger-many 588, 622
Vopicka, Charges Against Withdrawn byGermany 330
Vreeland Bill Financial Saver in 1914, SaysFestus J. Wade 320
Wade, Festus J., Describes Vreeland Bill•• as Financial Saver in 1914 320Wage Controversy, Trainmen and Railroad
Interests Discuss 419Wage Earners, Pay of, More than a Million
Increased in November and December 421Walker, Sir Edmund, on Canada's Part inthe War 814
Wall Street, The Flag in 489Wall Street the Pulse of the Nation 2Wall Street's Back Yard 1217War, Action Taken by American Railway
Assoc,iation to Assist Gov't in Event of 718War, In the Eyes of the World 1195War, Barthelme's Article Relative to Desire
of U. S. to Avoid 833War, Bryan Urges Congress Against 1215War, Bryan's Suggestions for Avoiding _ _ _ 510War, Canada's View of 835War, Capt. Dollar Indicates Shipping Lossesand Probable Condition After War_.._ 631
War Exists, Declares Union League, andAsks for United Weight of Loyalty 1105
War, Loss of Life in 989War, Problems After-Work and Efficiencythe Determining Factor 709
War Profits, N. Y. Chamber of CommerceWould Restrict 820
War, Secretary Lansing, While AdmittingWe Are Near Verge of, Hopes We MayNot be Drawn in 623
Page.War, Sir Edmund Walker on Canad'a Part in 814War Terms upon which Organized LaborPledges Its Services to Nation in Event of 1011
War in Europe-British and French Troops Advancing
Steadily 1189Dobrudja Practically in Teutonic Hands.. 3Rumania, Invasion by Teutonic ForcesContinues 97
Rumania, Teutonic Invasion Checked....- 191Verdun Again Under Attack 990
War, Question of, and Congress 1090War Revenue Act, Govt. Upheld in Test
of, by Trust Companies 1113War Risk Insurance, Bill ExtendingPassed by House 627
War Risk Insurance Bureau Insures Con-traband and Increases Rates 1107
War Risk Insurance Bureau, Text of ActExtending Life of 1114
War Risk Insurance Rates, Advances in_ _ _ _ 510War Risk Insurance, Spain Assumes 1227War and Socialism 597Washington, D. C., Prohibition Bill PassesHouse 825
"Wasters of the World," W. C. RedfieldFinds U. S 311
Webb-Kenyon Liquor Bill Upheld by U. S.Supreme Court 216
Wellborn, M. B., of Atlanta Reserve Bank,Favors Farmsand Business Development 1003
Wheat of Canada for Great Britain 1014Wheat, Farm Reserves of 900Wheat and4Flour, Argentina's Embargo on_1222Wheat Flour, Spain Requisitions 827White Slave Act, Mann, Upheld by U. S.Supreme Court, and Rehearing Refused,
632, 1232Whitlock, Brand, to Leave BelOium, 1224Whitman Signs Military Resources Inven-
tory Bill 1932Whitman Signs Military Training Measure_1108Williams, Compt., Report on Resources of
National Banks and Our International Po-sition 519
Willis H. Parker on Development of OurPhilippine Trade 322
Wilson, President-Allies' Reply to Note Requesting PeaceTerms and Aims 96, 101, 123
Coalition Cabinet Suggested for 918Congress Asked for Authority to DefendAmerican Commerce 817
Criticises Senators Who Defeated ArmedNeutrality Bill 915
Formally Declared Elected 626German Note to Align Japan and Mexico
Against U. S., Authenticity Confirmed 819Hungary's Prime Minister on PeaceSoundings 511
Immigration Bill Vetoed on Account ofLiteracy Test 418
Inaugural Address 916Peace Conditions, Speech to Senate, 289,
294, 315Peace Federation Suggestion Endorsed by
Russia 408Peace League Compared with Holy Alli-
ance 317Porto Rican Measure Signed 825Railroad Legislation, Supplemental, Sen-
ate Hearings on, &c 24, 211, 518Scandinavian Reply to Peace Suggestions 28Senate Indorses Request for Allies' PeaceTerms 125
Switzerland Not a Party to Move forPeace Views 29
Wireless Stations Taken Over by NavyDepartment 509
Wire Tapping, Regulating-The Burns In-cident 724
Women, Evening Study Courses for atHunter College 631
Wood, General, Transferred South 1201Wool Product to Be Confiscated by Great
Britain 31World, In the Eyes of 1195World, Wasters of, W C. Redfield on 311World's Court; Taft Resigns as Head of........ 335World's Gold and Silver Production in 1916._ 79SWorld's Service, W. S. Kies on Training for 121
Yarrowdale Claimed as Prize Ship by Ger-many-Detention of Neutral Sailors 331
Yarrowdale Prisoners Released_ _511, 622, 1015
7immermann's Explanation of Dr. Ritter'sOffer to U. S. Concerning Germany _ _ _1230
BANKING, FINANCIAL AND LEGISLATIVE NEWS.Page.American Bankers' Association,
532, 724, 835, 1233American Inst. of Banking_724, 1115
Backus, Charles D. Death of.... 724altimore Clear'g Rouse Ass'n_ 336
Bank Charters Granted in Janu-ary 635
Barbour, Col. William, Death of 835Blake Bras. & Co 33Blanchard, Ben 835Bleichroder. Hans von, Death of 230Brinckerhoff, Ourdon G., •Death of 1115
Burke, Charles IL, Suspended byN. Y. Stock Exchange 335
Chandler & Co., Inc. (Phila.) 886hase Security Co 1115
Chicago Clearing House Ass'n 337Clearing House Examiners andManagers Conference 835
Colt, William E. Jr., Death cot...1018Columbus (0.) Clearing House 232Continental Insurance Co 425Cuba, Republic of-Insular Pos-
sessions of the United States.._ 230
FLsk, Harvey, & Sons 133, 1018
GENERAL-(Continued) •Page.
Guaranty Club 1234Qt•
Holidays on the Exchanges ..4 ...1233
Induatrial Savings & Loan Co.... 636llinois Bankers' Association _ _ _ 836Insular Possessions of the U. S 230Investment Bankers' Ass'n 635
Kentucky Bankers' Association 533
L I incoln Safe Deposit Co 133
lye Stock Security Co. (SouthSt. Paul) 232
Mackeschar, David, Death of.. 636Maryland Bankers' Ass'n 424Mass. Nat. Bank Cashiers' Ass'n. 636Miller, Reuben, Death of 1116Minton, Gustave M 424Morgan, J. P., & Co 131Morgan, J. P. $2,500,000 LifeInsurance Policy 926
National City Co_ _33, 132, 424, 532
ational Thrift Bond Corp_ _ 635New York State Bankers' Ass'n
New South Wales (Sydney) 533New York Co. Nat 13, 532Ninth Nat. (Phila.) 1 5, 836Noel State (Chicago) 725Northern Crown (Canada) 425, 636North West State (Chicago)
Angeles) 233Security Nat. (Okla. City) 1116Shawmut Nat. (Boston) 135Sherman Nat 133Sioux Falls (S. D.) Savings 1115South Africa, Nat. (London)_ 836Sparrows Point (Md.) 425Standard (Canada) 1117Standard of South Africa (Lon-don) 836
State Savings 424Stock Yards Nat. (Omaha) 337Stock Yards Nat. (South St.Paul) 136Stony Island Trust & Savings(Chicago) 1018
135, 1116Minneapolis (Minn.) 232Mississippi Valley (St. Louis)
533, 836Mutual (Orange) 134, 424
Mewark (N. J.) 1234I low York 133, 231Northern (Chicago) 34Northern Bank & (Seattle) 533Northwest Trust & Safe DepositCo. (Seattle) 636
Dann County (Allentown, Pa.)- 231A oople's (Brooklyn) 231People's (Philadelphia) 1018Philadelphia (Pa 1234Provident Life & (Philadelphia).. 836Puget Sound Bank & (Tacoma)_ 338
Saginaw Valley (Saginaw) 425t. Louis (Mo.) Union 1116
Savings Investment & (EastOrange) 134
Savings Union Bank & (San Fr.) 137Scandinavian 133Schenectady (N. Y.) 1116Security Say. Bank & (Cinc.) 232Security Say. Bank & (Toledo) 425South Side (Pittsburgh) 135State (Plainfield) 134, 926Superior Say. & (Cleveland) __ _ _ 336Syracuse (N Y.) 134
Tran,satlantic 133, 1115
Union 424nion (Baltimore) _____ 135
Union Chicago) 136, 926, 1234Union Jersey City) 231,424Union Rochester) 34Union Spokane) 636Union & Planters Bank & (Mem-
phis) 337States (Boston) 636
Virginia (Richmond) 926
W Jersey (Camden) 231VII illiam Penn (Pittsburgh)__ _ 424Wilmington (N. C.) Savings &_ _ 337Wisconsin (Milwaukee) 232, 337Worcester (Mass.) 231Worcester (Mass.) Bank & 231
BANKERS' GAZETTE, SECURITY PRICES AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.Page.
Auction Sales of Securities. See"Commercial and Miscellane-ous News" (weekly).
Baltimore Stock Exchange Pri-ces (weekly). See Bank-
ers' Gazette.Bank Clearings. See in "Edi-
torial Articles."Bank and Quotation Section forJan 6, Feb. 3, March 3.
Bank Statements of N. Y., Bos-ton and Philadelphia (weekly).See "Commercial and Miscel-laneous News" (weekly).
Bank and Trust Company State-ment. See "Bankers' Gazette"(weekly).
Bank and Trust Company Stocks.Prices in N.Y. See "Bankers'Gazette" (weekly) •
Banks of England, France, &c.:(weekly). See "Fin. Situation'(first editorial each week).
Jct. Rys 71, 663, 1263Ala. & New Orleans Transp. Co- 953.Alabama Power Co 75Ala. Traction Light & Pow. Co.._ 71Ala. & Vicksburg Ry 951Ala. Water Co., Anniston. &c..._ 865Alaska Anthracite RR 663Alaska Packers' Assn 363Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.. 665'Alberta & Great Waterways Ry- 558Algoma Steel Corp 665Alliance (0.) Gas & Pow. Co.665, 953Alliance Realty Co 258Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co._ _ _ ..258,
561. 865, 953Amer. Agric. Chemical Co 1047Amer. Bank Note Co 258, 859Amer. Beet Sugar Co 453Amer. Brake Shoe & Fdy. Co.._ - 255Amer. Brass Co 363, 453Amer. Can Co 555Amer. Car & Foundry Co 865Amer. Chicle Co 258Amer. Cigar Co 951Amer. Cities Co 951, 1047,
1138, 1143, 1163Amer. Coal Co 665Amer. Cyanamid Co 258Amer. Dial. Teleg. Co. of N.Y_ .. 665Amer. Fork & Hoe Co 75Amer. Gas Co., Philo 665Amer. Glue Co 665Amer. Graphophone Co 1141 1146Amer. Hardware Corp_ __ _766, 948Amer.-Hawaiian SS. Co 165Amer. Hide & Leather Co.._363, 1047Amer. Ice Co 160, 165, 561Amer. Ice Securities Co.165, 363, 453Amer. International Corp 1265Amer. Iron & Steel Mfg. Co__ _ 561Amer. La France Fire-EngineCo., Inc 665
Amer. Light & Tract. Co_453, 557Amor. Locomotive Co 363Amer. Malt Corp 766, 953Amer. Malting (..o....453, 1146, 1265Amer. Mfg. Co 453, 1047Amer. Multigraph Co 766Amer. Piano Co 1047Amer. Pipe & Construct. Co.. 963Amer. Pipe Mfg. Co 166Amer. Pneumatic Serv. Co-258, 665Amer. Radiator Co__ _ -454, 561,
953, 1042Amer. Railways.. _71, 255. 361,
951, 1044Amer. Real Estate Co., N. Y.
363, 454, 865Amer. Rolling Mill C9 363, 454Amer. Sales Book Co., Ltd 766Amer. Sewer Pipe Co 258Amer. Shipbuilding Co 1265Amer. Smelters Securities Co.,
Annual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced Figures.Page.
Amer. Sumatra Tobacco Co..__ _1047Amer. Surety Co 1146Amer. Telephone & TelegraphCo 166, 364, 1039, 1051
Amer. Tobacco Co__766, 1041, 1047Amer. Tube & Stamping Co_ _ _ _1146Amer. Typefounders Co _1047, 1265Amer. Vanadium Co 1047Amer. Water Works & ElectricCo_ 75, 259, 766
Amer. Window -Glass ______ Co.. 364Amer. Woolen Co-75, 766, 949, 965Amer. Wringer Co 561Amer. Writing Paper Co......556, 461Amer. Zinc Lead & Smeltg. Co_ 1266Ammo-Phos Corp 259Anaconda Copper Alining Co_75,
865, 963, 1147Appalachian Power Co 1047Appalachicola Northern RR_ 763Arkansas Light & Power Co 561Arkansas Natural Gas Co 953Arkansas Valley Interurban Ry.
162, 558, 1144Armour & Co 75, 166, 258, 665Artillery Fuse Co 953Asbestos Corp. of Can., Ltd .455 561Ashland (Wisc.) Light, Power &
Street RY Co 450Assets Realization Co., N. Y.._ _ 455Associated Oil Co. of Cal__ _455, 561Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe By 71Atlanta Birm. & Atlantic By.
162, 663Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry1044Atlantic Fruit Co 259Atlantic Gulf & W *I. SS. Co.. 766Atlantic Mutual Ins Co 364Atlantic & Pacific SS. Co_ _766, 862Atlantic Paper & Pulp Co 455Atlantic Phosphate & Oil _ _ 561Atlantic Refining Co., Phila.. 665Atlantic Steel Co.. _259, 666.
1047, 1147Atlas Powder Co 657, 766Augusta Southern RR. 1144Autocar Co 953Automatic Carburetor Co 954Automatic Electric Co 259, 661Automobile Crank Shaft Corp_ _1266Avery (B. F.) & Co 259, 561Ayer Mills, Lawrence, Mass__ 766
Babcock & Wilcox Co 166, 259ahia (Brazil) Tramway Light& Power Co 162
Baltimore & Ohio R1t._71, 1044, 1263Baltimore Tube Co., Inc 666Bangor (Me.) Ry.& Electric Co_1263Barnaby Mft. Co 1147, 1266Barrett Co__ _ _954, 1043, 1047, 1266Bartlesville Interurban By 255Bay Counties Power Co 1147Bay of Quint° By • 255Bay State Street By 1044Beatrice Creamery Co 364, 562Bela Body Co., Amesbury 1266Belding Bros. & Co 666Belding - Paul - Corticelli (SilkCo.) , Ltd • 259, 766
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.. _ 865Belt Telephone Co. of Penn.... _ _ 766Bellefonte Central RR 451Berger Mfg. Co 455Bethlehem Steel Co 766Bethlehem Steel Corp_259, 359,364, 455, 666, 865, 1047, 1139,
1266Birdsborough Steel' Foundry &Machine Co 865
Birmingham By., Light & PowerCo 862. 1144
Bishop-Babcock-Becker Co 259
Page.Blackstone Valley Gas & ElectricCo 364, 455
Bliss (E W.) Co 1047, 1138Bloomington & Normal By &Light Co 255
Boise-Payette River ElectricPower Co 1266
Bollinger-Andrews ConstructionCo 166
Bon Air Coal & Iron Co____455, 562Booth Fisheries Co_455, 1147,
1259, 1294Boston & Albany RR 558Boston Elevated By 862Boston & Lowell RR 255Boston & Maine RR _71, 255,361
Braden Copper Mines Co...... 166. 562Brandram-Henderson, Ltd -75, 364"Breakers" Hotel, Chicago_ 259Brier Hill Steel Co_75, 562,-767, 865Brill (J. G.) Co 660British-American Tobacco Co.,Ltd__ ..75, 161, 166, 767, 865
British-Columbia Electric Ry- 558Bromnton Pulp & Paper Co.,Ltd 364, 666
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 767Brooklyn City RR 255Brooklyn Heights RR • 162Brooklyn Rapid Trans. Sys.361, 862Buckeye Pipe Line Co 562Bucyrus Co 954, 1047Budd (E• G.) Mfg. Co_ 1047Buffalo Attica & Arcade RR... ,...1044Buffalo Gas Co 1266Buffalo General Electric Co 666Buffalo Rochester & PittsburghBy 948, 951, 961, 1044
Canadian General Electric Co.. ..1147Canadian Northern By.. _71. 159, 256Canadian Pacific By 162Canadian West. Nat. Gas, Light.Heat & Power Co., Ltd 455
1044, 1144, 1263Carriage Factories, Ltd 1147Carter, Macy & Co 954Carwen Steel Co 166Case (J. I.) Threshing MachineCo 1140, 1158
Celluloid Company 1266Centerville Albia & Southern By. 72Centerville Light & Trac. Co 72Central Aguirre Sugar Co 1047Central Argentine By 956,
1044, 1144Central California Traction Co_1263Central Canada Ry 559Central Coal & Coke Co 455Central District (Bell) Telep.Co.
Pittsburgh - 767Central Foundry Co__365. 767, 1147Central Illinois Light Co 1147Central Jersey Traction Co 451Central Leather Co 858Central Maine Poiver Co 455Central Pacific By 1044Central Railway of Canada_ 559Central & South American Tele-graph Co 166, 562, 1047, 1266
Central States Electric Corp.... _ _1266Central Steel Co 562Central Sugar Corp., N. Y_ _259, 365Central Union Telephnoe Co 365Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp.
166, 666, 865. 1047Certain-teed Prod.
Corp_- _954. 1047
Chambersburg Engineering Co_ _1266Chandler Motor Car Co...._ _166, 666Charcoal Iron Co ..75, 666, 865, 1266Charleston Light & Water Co_75, 767Cheboygan (Mich.) Paper Co......, 75Chesapeake dz Ohio By...... _451, 655Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co._ 455Chesebroug.h Mfg. Co 767Chester & Philadelphia Ry__ _ 763Chevrolet Motor Co 949, 1147Chicago Car Heating Co ' 455Chicago City & Connecting Rye.
Collateral Trust 72, 256Chicago City By 256, 1138Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
162, 361Chicago Great Western RR_ ___ 862Chic. Indianapolis & Louisv. Ry.1044Chic. Jtmc. B. & Union StockYards Co 860
Chic. Milw. & St. Paul Ry_361, 451Chic. North Shore & MilwaukeeRR 361, 1044
Chicago & North Western By.451, 663, 862, 951, 1138,
1017, 1147Chino Copper Co 666Cin. Bluffton & Chic. RR__ _361, 763Cin. & Columbus Traction Co.... 72Cin. Findlay & Fort Wayne Ry_1145
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Page.Cin. Gas & Elec. Co_865, 1048, 1266Cin. Hamilton & Dayton Ry_ -1263Cm. Indianapolis & Western By.. 361Cincinnati Northern RR 763Cincinnati Street Ry 72Cincinnati Traction Co 72Cities Service Co_ _163, 256, 361.
763,951 1145Citizens Gas Co. of Indianapolis
166, 455, 562, 865Citizens Street By. Muncie, Ind_ 451Citizens Telephone Co. of GrandRapids 666
City By. of Los Angeles 763City Water Co., Ocean Park,Cal. 863City Water-Works of Merrill,Wis 259
Clarke & Cox Farm Co 865Clarksburg Northern RR 1145Cleveland-Akron Bag Co 666Cleveland Automatic Mach. Co.. 562Clev. Cin. Chic. & St. Louis Ry-1263Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co 166Cleveland Elec. Ilium. Co.. 562. 954Cleve. & Mahoning Valley By.... 163Cleveland Metal Products Co_ - - 166Cleve. Painesville & AshtabulaBy 163, 256
Cleveland (Electric) Ry_ _1044, 1145Cleveland& Sandusky Brew. Co. 954Clev. Southw. & Col. (Elec.) Ry.1044Cleveland Stone Co 455Clinchfield Coal Corp 75, 365Clinchfield Navigation Co., Inc.. 75Clinton (Iowa) Street By 862Cluett, Peabody & Co 75, 255Coal & Coke By 72, 663Colo. Fuel & Iron Co_ _365, 562. 1147Colorado Midland By.. _559, 663,
951, 1145Colorado & Southern By 1044Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.
365, 1048Columbia Gas & Electric Co-75,
365, 562, 1039, 1063, 1147Colum. Delaware & Marion By. 361Columbus (0.) By., Power &
Light Co 3(31, 447, 862, 951Conunercial Acid Co 1266Commonwealth Edison Co_ _167, 858Commonwealth Pow. Co. of Neb. 163Commonwealth Power, By. &Light Co 163, 451, 554, 1145
Computing-Tabulating-Record-ing Co 954, 1147
Concord & Montreal RR_ _256, 1263Connecticut Co 1263Connecticut River RR_256, 663, 763Consol. Car Heating Co 455Consol. Gas Co., N Y 359,954Consol. Gas Electric Light &Power Co., Balt-455, 562, 666, 767
Consol. Gas, Electric & WaterCo. (Wis.) 666, 11204687
Consol. Indiana Coal Co Consol. Interstate-Callahan Min.Co 862
Consol. Kansas City Smelting &Refining. Co 365
Consol. Light, Heat & Power Co.Huntington, W Va 75
Consumers Co., Chicago_ .._ _365. 862Continental Can Co 555Continental Coal Co_ ....455, 562, 666Continental Gas & Electric Corp. 558Continental Insurance Co 167Continental Motors Corporation.
Detroit _ 259, 954, 1048Continental Paper Bag Co 455Continental Refining Co__ _562, 1048Copper Range Co 666, 1048CornProducts Refining Co-950, 1147Cosden & Co. (Okla.) 667. 865Cosden Oil & Gas Co., Baltimore
167, 865, 954Cramp (Wm.) & Sons Ship &Engine Building Co_365. 865, 1147
Creamery Package Mfg. Co.._ __ 71Crescent Pipe Line Co 667Crocker-Wheeler Co 260, 1267Crowell Publishing Co........ 1048, 1267Crowell & Thurlow SS Co 954Crown Willamette Paper Co...... 562Crucible Steet • Co. of Amelc.i
167, 260, 767, 866Cuba Hardwood Co 260Cumberland County Power &Light Co 1263
Cumberland Valley Telep. Co.._ 954Curtis Publishing Co 1048Curtis Aeroplane & Motor Corp.
260, 866
Dallas Electric Corp 163•Lianas & Waco By 559Davison Chemical Corp....1048, 1267Davison Sulph. & Phosph. Co_ ....1267Dayton Gas Co 866Dayton Power & Light Co 866Delaware & Hudson Co 1044Delaware Lack. & Western RR.. 760Denver Gas & Electric Light Co.
• 455, 767, 866Denver & Rio Grande RR__ _72,
163, 256, 863Denver Union Water Co 1147Detroit Edison Co____ 167, 260,
562, 661, 1267Detroit iron & Steel Co 75Detroit United Ry.163, 559, 656, 1044Diamond Match Ca...167, 365,
Page.Donner Steel Co., Inc 955Douglas (W. L.) Shoe Co . _866, 1048Dow Chemical Co 365Draper Corp., Hopedale, Mass.._ 167Driggs-Seabury Ordn Co-657, 1267Duluth & Iron Range RR 1263Duluth Street By 1044Duluth-Superior Traction Co_
- _1044
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours &Co 167, 656, 866, 1048
Durgin (Wm. B.) Co 1148
Cast Bay Water Co., Oakland,Ed Calif 455, 667, 866East Coast Transportation Co--1148East St. Louis & InterurbanWater Co 167
East St. Louis & Suburban Co_ 1263Eastern Penna. Rys 256Eastern Power & Light Corp_ 1145Eastern S. S. Corp.. _ _ _75, 455, 1148Eastern SS. Lines, Inc 456, 562Eastern Steel Co 456Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co_ _1145Eastern Wisconsin By. & Lt. Co. 763Eastman Kodak Co 75, 767Edison Elec. Ill. Co., Bost_456, 563Edmonton Dunvegan & British
Col. By 559Edmunds & Jones Corp 667Eisenlohr (Otto) & Bros. Inc..
Phila 456Elberton & Eastern RR 559Electric Boat Co 260, 667, 762Electric Bond & Share Co_
Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Co..- 866Ellsworth Collieries Co 167El Paso Electric Co 163El Paso Southwestern Co 1044Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.,
St. Louis 260Emerson-Brantingham Co 557Empire City Subway Co., Ltd.._1048Empire Gas & Fuel Co 365, 1267Empire Refining Co 365Empire Steel & Iron Co 866Empire United Rys., Inc_ _361,
863, 1145Erie Lighting Co 1048Erie RIt....163, 361, 451, 663,
863, 952, 1044Eureka Fire Hose Mfg. Co 260Eureka Pipe Line Co 456Evansville & Eastern Elec. Ry 952Evansville & Indianapolis RR 863Evansville Light Co 75Evansville & Mount Vernon
Electric By 952Evansville & Princeton Trac. Co. 763Evansville Rys 952Evansville Terminal By 952Everett (Mass.) Mills Co_ 866, 955
F & D. Co. (Madison SquareGarden) 167
Federal Chemical Co., Louisville 260Federal Dyestuff & ChemicalCo 366, 563
Federal Mining & Smelting Co.,667, 1048
Federal Motor Truck Corp.._563, 866Federal Sign System Corp 563Federal Sugar Refining Co 75Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
366, 955, 1048First Nat. Stores, Inc 260Fisher Body Corp • 767, 866Fisk Rubber Co 866, 1141Fitchburg Gas & Electric Co_.... 767Fitchburg RR 256Fitchburg & Leominster St. By. 663Florida Alabama & Gulf RR_ 361Fonda Johnst. & Gloversv. lili.. 863Fontana Power Co 1267Ford Motor Co 167Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd_ 662Forestal Land, Timber & Rys.Co. Ltd 167,866
Fort Worth Stock Yards Co__ _ 767Fox River Butter Co 167Fresno Canal & Irrig Co_ _260, 1148Fresno Canal & Land Corp.,
1148, 1267Frontier Electric Ry., Buffalo_ 361
Qalena Signal Oil Co 866ary, Hobart & Eastern Trac-tion Co 361
Gary iSt Interurban RR 763Gaston, Williams & Wigmore,N. Y 260, 366
General Baking Co 860General Chemical Co 859, 366General Cigar Co__ -767, 866, 1148General Development Co 563General Electric Co 366General Motors Co.. 167, 260, 955General Motors Corp 260, 955General Necessities Corp., Dot__ 667General Petroleum Corp..... _456, 866General Roofing Mfg. Co 955General Rubber Co 260Georgia & Florida Ry___1045, 1145Georgia By. & Power Co.. _72,
256, 559, 764Giant Portland Cement Co 563Gillette Rubber Co 866Gillette Safety Razor Co 456Goodrich (13. F.) Co.
' Akron,
366, 857, 955, 1148Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co_867, 1048Gorham Mfg. Co 1048Gossard (H. W.) Co., Inc 767Gould Coupler Co 456Grafton & Upton RR 73, 163Granby Consol. Mining, Smelt-ing & Power Co 456
Grasselli Chemical Co :366, 767Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,
167, 563, 955Great Falls (Mont.) Power Co_ -1048Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
366, 563, 667Great Lakes SS. Co 167, 563Great Lakes Towing Co 667
Page.Great Lakes Transit Co 167Great Northern Iron Ore Proper-
ties 955Great Northern Lumber Co_ 167Groat Northern Power Co 168Great Northern Railway 559Great Northern Terminal Ry 559Great Western Power Co 767Green Bay & Western RR 451Greene-Cananea Copper Co..... 955Griffin Wheel Co 667, 1262Gulf Mobile & Northern RR.
163, 256, 559, 952Gulf Oil Corporation 951Gulf Sabine & Red River BR..... 73Gulf States Steel Co_ _366, 667, 1043
Harrisons, Inc 1148Hartman Corporation 563, 660Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Chic__ 360Harwood Electric Co 867Havana Tobacco Co 951Haverhill (Mass.) Electric Co_ _ _ 767Hawaiian Corn. & Sugar Co_ _ _ _1148Hayes Mfg. Co., Detroit 767Haytian-American Corp _256, 451Heine Safety Boiler Co 768Helme (G. W.) Co 951Henderson Land & Lumber Co 456Hercules Powder Co 657, 955Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co... 563Hinde & Dauch Paper Co 1267Hocking Valley Prod. Co_ _ _366, 867Hocking Valley Ry 667Holland-St. Louis (Mich.) SugarCo 76
Holly Sugar Corporation 456Hood Rubber Co 76Hoover Automatic TypewriterCorp 366
Houston Oil Co 76, 161Hudson Companies, N Y 253Hudson & Manhattan RR 764,
856, 863Hudson Navigation Co 76Humble Oil Co 1268Huntington & Broad Top Mtn.
Railroad & Coal Co 559Huntington Development & GasCo 1049
Huntsville (Ala.) Cons. Gas Co_ 563Hydraulic Power Co., Niagara
!calls 456Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co_ _563, 667
Idaho Power Co 1148, 1268llinois Brick Co 563
Illin9is Central RR 863Illindis Northern Utilities Co_ _1145Illinois Pipe Line Co 1148Illinois Traction Co 76, 863Imperial Tobacco Co., Great
Britain • 867Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,Ltd 162, 168
Indiahoma Refining Co 456Indian Refining Co_ _366, 456,
867, 955, 1268Indiana Natural Gas & Oil Co.. 168Indiana Pipe Line Co 667, 1148Indianapolis Traction & Ter-
minal Co 256Inland Steel Co _168, 449. 456, 563Inspiration Consol. Copper Co.,
768, 949, 966, 1049Laclede Gas Light Co 456, 660Laconia (N. II.) Car Co 76, 564Lake Erie & Western RR 256Lake-of-the-Woods Milling Co 450Lake Shore Electric By 1263Lakeside & Marblehead RR_ -1146La Maya Valley Land & Im-provement Co 76
Lima Locomotive Corp_ __ _76, 1149Linde Air Products Co 668Lit Bras. Corp 366Little Falls (Minn.) Water PowerCo 564
Locust Mountain Coal Co 1268Loft, Inc. (Candy), N. Y 260London (Ont.) Street By 764Lone Star Gas Co., Fort Worth_1049Long Island Lighting Co 366Long Island RR 256, 361,
559, 663, 863, 4045, 1146,• 257. 1263
Long Sault Development Co_ _ _ _ 76Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co_ ___768. 861Lord & Taylor, N Y 168Lorillard (P.) Co • 955, 1042Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR__ _ _1264Los Angeles Union Term. Co.__ 955Louisville RyLouisville & Nashville RR 1264Luckenbach Co., Inc 1268Ludlow Mfg. Associates 260Lukens Steel Co 1268Lupton 's (David) Sons Co 955Lyman (Cotton) Mills of Boston 366,
Electric Ry • 559Merrimac Chemical Co., Boston 261Merrimack Mfg. Co., Boston_ _1149Metropolitan SS. Co 457Mexican Eagle Oil Co 867, 1049Mexican Petroleum Co 668
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Page.Mexican Telegraph Co_76, 565,
1049. 1268Miami Copper Co 76, 457Michigan Central RR_664, 863, 1045Michigan Copper Mining Co_ ___ 457Michigan Gas & Electric Co_. _ _ 956Michigan Limestone & ChemicalCo 1049
Michigan State (Bell) TelephoneCo 867
Middle States Water Works Co169, 261
Middle West Utilities Co-457,559, 668, 1049
Midland Ry 764Midland Valley RR 163Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co
76, 950, 1142, 1268Midwest 011 Co 956, 1043Midwest Refining Co 1043, 1149Miller Rubber Co 867, 1049Milliken Bros., Inc- _457, 565, 1049MIlwaUkee Coke & Gas Co 867Milwaukee Electric Ry. & LightCo 863, 1039
Milwaukee Light, Heat & Trac-tion Co 863
Milwaukee Western (Elec.) Ry_1045Minneapolis & St. Louis RR 952, 1045Minnesota Transfer Ry 1045Minnesota Utilities Co 457Mississippi River Power Co 1149Missouri Kansas & Texas Ry_73,
256, 559, 656. 664, 764, 1045Missouri & North Arkansas RR
664, 952Missouri Pacific Ry_163, 256,
362 452, 764, 863. 952, 1146MLssouri River Bridge Co 1049Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co 366Mitchell Motors Co., Inc_ -565, 660Mobile & Ohio RR 452Mohawk Mining Co 1268Mohawk Valley Co 555Monmouth Public Service Co.._ -1149Monongahela Valley TractionCo 452, 1146
Montana Power Co 956, 1040Montgomery Transit Co 1045Montgomery, Ward & Co 556Montour RR 764Montpelier & Wells River RR 362Montreal Cotton Co 867Montreal & St. Lambert Ter-minal Development Co., Ltd_ 366
Montreal Tramways & PowerCo.., Ltd 1264
Morgan & Wright Co 261Morgantown & Wheol.(Elec.)Ry. 452Morris & Co. (Packers)_ _ _254, 1149Mortgage Bond Co. N. ir. City_ 160Motor Products Coi.668, 1049, 1268Mount Royal Tunnel& TerminalCo., Ltd 164
Mount Vernon (Md.) WaterWorks Co 261
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills,Inc 1268
Mt. Whitney Pow. & Elec. Corp. 867Municipal Gas Co., Albany_ 457Munson SS. Line 457
Narragansett Elec. LightingCo., Providence 768
Nashawena Mills, New Bedford.. 457Nashville Chat. & St. Louis Ry.
768, $59Nat. Fuel Gas Co 1149Nat. Fireproofing Co 956, 1042Nat. Grs Elec. Light & PowerCo 1049, 1268
Nat. Grocer Co 457, 956Nat. Lead Co 1268Nat. Motor Car & Vehicle Corp.. 261Nat. Properties Co 952, 1045Nat. Refining Co 367Nat. Securities Corp 1149, 1268Nat. Starch Co 956Nat. Tool Co 169, 261, 1268Nat. Transit Co 768, 868Nat. Utilities Co 452Natomas Co. of Calif_ 169, 261, 1269Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co 662Nevada Calif. Elec. Corp_ _768, 1049Nevada California-Oregon RR- -1264Nevada Consol. Copper Co-565, 867New Brunswick Power Co 952New England Co. Power System
367. 763New England Elec. Secur. Co..- 668New England Telephone & Tele-graph Co 768
New Idria Quicksilver Ming. Co_ 1049New Jersey & Penn. Tract. Co..
- 257
New Jersey Zinc 0. .169, 457,867, 1269
New Mexico-Colorado Coal &Mining Co 868
New Morrison Hotel & BostonOyster House 1269
New Orleans Great North. RR_ _1045New Orleans Mobile & ChicagoRR 560, 764
Now Orleans & North EasternRR 73 164, 559, 863
New Orleans R. & Light Co.__ 864TNew Orleansexas Mexico
RR 257. 8631146New River Coal Co ' 956New River Collieries Co_., 565New Washington Hotel, Seattle_ 956New York Air BrakoCo_ _658. 1049N. Y. Central Lines_362, 760
-N. Y. Central RR__ _257, 452,
664, 764,952, 1146, 1264N. Y. Chic. & St. L. RR.. -952, 1264N. Y. Connecting RR 1045N. Y. New Haven & Hartford
RR....164. 257, 452, 764, 952,1045, 1264
N. Y. New Jersey Water Co 868N. Y. Phila. & Norfolk
1146, 1265Pennsylvania Tank Car Co 668Pennsylvania Tank Line Co.__ 668Pennsylvania Water & Pow. Co.. 449Peoples' Gas Light & Coke Co
169, 556, 658, 1049Peoples Natural Gas & PipeageCo 669
Peoples Water Co., Oakland.. 669Peoria & Eastern Ry 864, 1046Peoria & Pekin Union Ry 1146Pepperell Mfg Co 367Pere Marquette 164, 560
952, 1046, 1265Petaluma & Santa Rosa Ry-765, 1046Petroleum Iron Works Co 669Pettibone, Mulliken Co 557Pfister & Fogel Leather Co.. 768Phelps, Dodge & Co_956, 1139,
1160, 1168Phila. Bait. & Washington RR_ 953Philadelphia Co _ _664-, 953Phila. Electric Co_261, 367, 457,
565, 868Phila. Rapid Transit Co....164,
257, 362, 452, 765, 1146Pick (Albert) & Co., Chicago
367, 768, 868Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co_ _ 957Pine Bluff Co 664Pine Street Realty Co., Phila 868Pioneer Telephone & TelegraphCo. Okla 169
Pittsliurgh Brewing Co 669Pittsburgh & Butler St. Rys-73, 560Pittsburgh Clan. Chic. & St. L.RR 73, 362, 452
Pittsburgh Coal Co-768, 1041, 1269
Page.N. Y. Rys 765, 864N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co 1149N. Y. & Richmd. Gas & El. Co_1149N. Y. State Rys 362, 555N. Y. Steam Co 565N. Y. Taxicab Co., Ltd 169N. Y. Telephone Co 557N. Y. Transit Co 457Niagara Palls Power Co.... _457, 558Niagara Lockport & OntarioPower Co 457, 768
Niles-Bement-Pond Co__ _565, 658Norfolk Southern RR_ _ _..-1046, 1264Norfolk & West. Ry_362, 1138, 1165North American Co 956, 1149North Amer. Lt. & Pow. Co_367, 565North Butte (Copper) Min. Co_1269Northern California Power Co_ 956Northern Central Co 956Northern Electric By., Cal 1265Northern Idaho & Mont PowerCo 76
r‘ceanic SS. Co. of San Fran...... 768Whio Brass Co 868Ohio Cities Gas Co__ ..169, 367,
1049, 1149Ohio Collieries Co 668Ohio Copper Mining Co 77Ohio Fuel Oil Co 457Ohio Fuel Supply Co_261, 668. 1049Ohio Oil Co 457, 868, 956. 1149Ohio Seamless Tube Co_ 1149Ohio State Telep. Co.. _ 169 . 367, 1269Ohio Valley Electric Ry 257Ohio Varnish Co 261Oklahoma Produc. & Ref in. Co.. 768Oklahoma Union Ry 864Old Dominion Co. of Maine.
77, 457, 956Omaha & Council Bluffs St. Ry -1146Omaha Lincoln dc Beatrice Inter-urban RR 73
Onomea Sugar Co 1149Ontario Power Co 77, 457, 1149Ontario Transmission Co 457Osceola Consol. Mining Co 956Otis Elevator Co 1141Ottawa Lt., Ht. St Pow. Co. ,Ltd. 956Ottawa Traction Co 560Owens Bottle-Machine Co.. _449, 457Owl Drug Co_,. San Francisco ....1269Oxford Elec. Lt. & Pow. Co.,Ltd. 261Ozark Valley RR 452
pacific Coast Co 3621- acific Development Corp_ 668Pacific Gas & Electric Co.... _-164,
257, 664, 1149Pacific Groat Eastern By 73Pacific Light & Power Co 768Pacific Limo Co., Ltd 367Pacific Mall Steamship Co_ _ - 768Pacific Mills 36'7, 565.-768, 956Pacific Mills, Ltd 565Pacific Sugar Corporation 169Pacific Telep. & Telog. Co 768Paducah & IllinoLs RR 664Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co.. _ 367Paint Creek Coal Mining Co_.. 565Palmetto Products Co 77Pan-American Commission Corp. 565Paragon Refining Co 77Pascagoula Northern RR 864Passenger Fares 257Patent Vulcanite Roofing Co.. 367Paton Mfg. Co., Sherbrooke,Que. 868Peerless Truck & Motor Corp.. ....1260Penmans, Ltd 956Penn-Mary Coal Co 1149Penn, Seaboard Steel Corp 457
367,565
Page.Pittsburgh Lamp Brass & GlassCo 262
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas Co.. 868, 957Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co....868,
1049, 1143Pittsburgh Rys. Co 664Pittsburgh Steel Co 77, 262Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Co__ 868Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry
257, 1265Plant (Thomas G.) Co 367Pocahontas & New River Coal 957Poole Engineering & Machine Co
868 957Porcelain Enamel & Mfg. Co.._
, 957
Port Arthur (Ont.) ShipbuildingCo., Ltd 367
Port Huron Engine & ThresherCo 566
Portland & Oregon City Ry 257Portland (Ore.) . By., Light &Power Co 1146, 1265
Porto Rican-American TobaccoCo 957, 1050, 1263
Porto Rico Rys. Co., Ltd 765Pressed Steel Car Co 367, 761Prest-O-Lite Co., Inc. N. Y., &c 458Price Brothers & Co., Ltd 957Producers Transportation Co 566Providence (R. 1.) Gas Co 169Provincial Paper Mills Co., Ltd 77Provident Loan Society 957Prudden (W K.) & Co 957Public Service Co. of Northern
Iii 458, 566, 669, 765, 1262Public Service Corp. of N. J..765,
129, 1284Public Utilities Co., Evan
5sville_1269
Pullman Co 566Punta Alegre Sugar Co 662Pure Oil Co 367, 868, 957Pyrene Mfg. Co 77, 768
Quaker Oats Co_368, 669, 768,859, 1050
Quebec Ry., Light & Power Co.._ 560Quincy Market Cold Storage &Warehouse Co 957
Railroad Construction, &c........ 73ailway Steel Spring Co 860
Railways Co. General, Phila.,765, 864
Ralston Steel Car Co 262Rapid Transit in New York, 257, 560Rates 1146Ray Consol. Copper Co 566Reading Co 765Reading Trans. & Light Co.,664, 1146Realince Engineering Co 1269Remington Typewriter Co., 368.
669, 1039, 1065, 1168Republic Iron & Steel Co_ _448. 460Republic Motor Truck Co., Inc_ 957Republic By. & Light Co., 664,
Riordan Pulp & Paper Co-458, 868River Raisin Paper Co_ _ _ _868. 957Roanoke Water Works Co 1050Rochester Ry. & Light Co_458, 664Rockwood & Co 1168Rogers-Brown Iron Co 1050Rogers (W. A.). Ltd 768. 957Roxana Petroleum Corp 957Royal Dutch (Petroleum) Co..
169, .368, 669. 768, 957. 1050Rutland RR 1046
Cafety Car Heating & Light-ing Co 458
St. Cloud (Minn.) Public Ser-vice Co 1168
St. John (N. B.) (Street) By560, 864, 953
St. Joseph Lead Co768St. Joseph & Savannah Inter-urban Ry 362
St. Louis Car Co 566St. Louis Iron Mt. & Sou. By.,
362. 452St. Louis & San Francisco RR_ 765St. Louis & San Francisco By.,
73, 164, 452. 560, 765St. Louis Southwestern By 765St. Paul Bridge & Term. Ry 953St. Paul Union Depot Co 560St. Paul Union Stock Yards Co.,
768, 957Salem & Pennsgrove Trac. Co.... 765Salmon River Power Co.. _458, 769Salt Lake Garfield & WesternBy 560, 864
San Antonio Fredericksburg &Northern Ry • 1146
San Antonio Telephone Co '169San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR.,
74. 453San Diego & Arizona Ry 74San Diego Consol. Gas & El. Co- 169San Francisco-Oakland TerminalRys 74, 164
San Joaquin Light & Power Corp. 769San Jose RRs 560Santa Fe Raton & Eastern RR 864Sapulpa & Interurban Ry 164Sapulpa Refining Co., Bait 458Savannah-New York Transpor-
tation Co 566Savannah (Ga.) Sugar RefiningCo
Sayers & Scovill Co Saxon Motor Car Corp Scotton-Dillon CoScovill Mfg Co Scranton By
2686856677
368, 868, 126974
Seaboard Air Line Ry 864Sears, Roebuck & 368,
448. 458, 868, 1050Securities Corporation General.... 77Sefton Mfg. Corp 77, 169, 262Semet-Solvay Co 566, 868Senorito Copper Corporation.... 262Shannon Copper Co 262, 1168Sharon Steel Hoop Co 868, 1050Shattuck-Arizona Copper Co_77,
458. 566, 769, 957Shawinigan Water & l'ower Co..
869, 1142
Page.Page.Sherbrooke By. & Power Co....74. 664Sherwin-Williams Co 958 'Shredded Wheat Co 769Shreveport Water Works Oo 262Sierra & San Francisco Power Co. 169Silversmiths Co., N Y 458Simms Magneto Co 1269Simpson Creek Coal _Co..
170, 458, 669. 769, 869,_1f68. 1269Slate Belt Electric Street Ry 765Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.,
77,669, 1050. 1168, 1258, 1290Smith (C. A.) Lumber Co 1269Smith Motor Truck Corp 262Smith (H oward) Paper Mills. Ltd. 77Solar Refining Co 1050South Penn Oil Co 669. 769Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co__ 958Southern California Edison Co..
Stanley Aniline Chemical Works 77Stanley Rule & Level Co 1270Staples Coal Co 1270Stark-Tuscarawas Breweries Co_ 769Staten Island Light & Trac. Co_ 864Steel Co. of Canada 1168. 1270Stern Bros., N.Y 862Stetson (John B.) Co., Phila. _ ..262Steubenville (0.) & East Liver-
pool By. & Light Co 164Stewart-Warner SpeedometerCo 368, 450, 556
Stromberg Carburetor Co 869Studebaker Corp 949. 964Stutz Motor Car Co 661Submarine Boat Corp.. 170, 262,
669, 769, 1050Sullivan Machinery Co 1270Sunday Creek (Coal) Co 769Sun Shipbuilding Co. of Phila.,
Supple° Milk Co., Phila. _ _262. 458Susquehanna Iron Co 1270Swift & Co., Packers, Chicago.
70, 458Syracuse Lake Shore & NorthernR R 864
Syracuse & South Bay Elec. RR_ 953
Tacoma Gas Co 769a amarack Mining Co 1050Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co. 958Tecumseh Cotton Mills Corp_ .._1270Temple Coal Co 1050Tennessee Central RR.. 257, 766, 864Tennessee Copper & ChemicalCorp 77, 458
Traction Co 765Texas Central RR 766Texas Co 1168, 1270Texas Electric Ry., 362, 453, 560Texas Midland RR 164Texas & Pacific Coal Co 869Texas & Pacific By., 453, 864, 1146Texas Traction Co., 362, 453, 953Third Ave. (N. Y.) Ry., 164. 362, 665Thomas Colliery Co 262Thomas Iron Co 958Thompson Falls (Mont.) De-velopment Co 869
Toledo & Ohio Central Ry_ _ _1265Toledo Peoria & W. Ry.,2-53-. 1046Tonopah & Goldfield RR 164Tonopah & Tidewater Co 560Topeka By 74Topeka Ry. & Light Co 74Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo Ry.1146Toronto By 665, 857, 864Torrington (Conn.) Co 1050Totokett Mfg. Co 958Trans-St. Mary's Traction Co.,Mich • 114
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Page.Transue & Williams Steel Forg-ing Corp 262, 368
Trenton Bristol & Phila. St. Ry- 766Trenton Potteries Co 262Triangle Film Corp 1168, 1270Tulsa Traction Co 864Turner (J. Spencer) Co 368Twin City Belt Ry., Minn 560Twin City Rapid Trans. Co.362, 447
Underground Electric Rys.,Ltd., London_ _864, 1046, 1265
Underwood Typewriter Co. 659,1270
Unexcelled Mfg. Co., Inc 78Union American Cigar Co 458Union Bag & Paper Corp...... _71,
262, 368, 1168, 1260Union Carbide Co 958Union Elec. Light & Power Co.,St. Louis 458
Union Natural Gas Corp_ _869, 1143Union Oil Co. of Calif_160, 566,
659, 1270Union Pacific RR 560Union Ry Gas & Electric Co__ _ _ 74Union Stook Yards Co. ofOmaha, Ltd 162
Union Switch & Signal Co_262,566, 669
Union Traction Co. of Indiana_ _1046Union Twist Drill Co 78United Alloy Steel Corp_ _ _769, 869United Cigar Manfs. Co_ _ _557, 769United Cigar Stores Co.._ _368, 1270United Coal Corp. of Pittsburgh 262United Drug Co 857, 958, 1050United Dyewood Corp 958United Electric Light Co 1270United Electric Securities Co.._ _ 459United Fruit Co 958United Fuel Gas Co.._ _ ..78, 566,
869, 1270United Gas & Electric Corp_ _....1138United Gas Improvement Co.
1046, 1259, 1292United Motors Corp 1168United National Utilities Co
864
United Paperboard Co., Inc_78, 769United Petroleum Co 566
Page.United Power & Transport. Co.. 560United Profit Sharing Corp_ _ _ -1050United RRs. of San Francisco.74, 165, 257, 362, 766, 1046, 1146
United Rys. & Electric Co.,Bait 164, 560
United Rys. of St. L__766, 948, 1046United Service Co 1270United Shoe Machinery Corp.._ _ 869U. S. Cast Iron Pipe & FoundryCo 669, 1140, 11ft
U. S. Envelope Co 669, 769U. S. Gas & Electric Co _____ _ _ _1161U. S. Gypsum Co___566, 1050, 1261U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co.,
860, 1050U. S. Playing Card Co 1270U. S. Public Service Co., St.Louis 566, 869, 1168, 1270
U. S. Rubber Co., 78, 170, 254,262, 368, 669. 950, 1043, 1168
U. S. Smelting Refining & Min-ing Co 1270
U. S. Steamship Co 263U. S. Steel Corp., 78, 170, 448,459, 769, 958, 1050, 1139, 1150
U. S. Worsted Co___ _958, 1050, 1141U. 8. Zinc Co 368United Steel Co.. Canton__ _ 78United Sugar Companies.. 263. 958United Traction Co 665United Verde Extension MiningCo 769
United Water Gas & ElectricCo., Hutchinson, Kan., 170, 263
University Club & Office Build-ing, St. Louis 1168, 1270
Utah Consol. Mining Co 1050Utah Copper Co 669, 869, 1168Utah Power Sc Light Co 1168
Valdosta Moultrie & WesternRR 258, 363, 953
Valdosta Moultrie & West. Ry__ 953Vermont Valley Rit 258Vicksburg Shreveport & PacificRy 953
Vinton-Roanoke (Va.) Water Co.1065Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co_ _ 368Virginia Coal & Iron Co 1065Virginia Ry., 258, 453, 766, 864Vulcan Detinning Co 770Vulcan Iron Works 670
Page.Wabash Ry 1265VV abash-Pitts. Per. Ry.74 , 258, 1265Wabash Valley Electric Co 670Wages 560Wagner Electric Mfg. Co., St.Louis 170, 869
Waldorf Realty Co. (WaldorfHotel, Toledo) 26
Waltham Watch Co 770Ward Baking Co 958Warren Bros. Co 958Warwick Mills 368Washington Bait. & Annapolis
Electric RR 1265Washington (D. C.) Ry. & Elec.Co • 453
Washington Water Power Co.,560, 663
Watson Coal Co 869Wayagamack Pulp & Paper Co.,Montreal 459, 566, 1065
Wayland Oil & Gas Co 670Wayne Coal Co 1270Wells Fargo & Co., N. Y.. ..78, 1270Welsbach Co 1065West End Street Ry., Boston,
363, 1265West India Electric Co., Jamaical169West Jersey & Seashore RR_ _ _ _1047West Kootenay Power & LightCo., Ltd 459
West Penn Power Co 770, 1296West Penn Traction Co_ __ _766, 1265West Penn Traction & WaterPower Co 864, 1265
West Side Belt RR 1265West Virginia Coal & Coke Co.._ 770West Virginia Trac. & El. Co _1146Western & Atlantic RR., 453,
665, 864Western Dry Dock & Shipbuild-ing Co 368
Western Electric Co.. Inc., 78,' 368, 1169
Western Electric Co., Ltd.,Canada 78
Western Grocer Co 958Western Maryland Ry., 74, 363,
766, 953, 1047, 1265Western N. Y. & Penn. RR 453Western Pacific RR. Corp 258Western Pacific RR., 165, 560,
665, 953, 1265
Page.Western Power Co. of Canada__ 263Western States Gas & ElectricCo 263, 670, 1270
Western Union Telegraph Co.170, 1065, 1258, 1270, 1275
Westfield (Mass.) Mfg Co 23Westinghouse Air Brake Co-263,
1169, 1296Weyman-Bruton Co 958Wharton Steel Co 567Wheeling & Elm Grove RR 766Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 165Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry ..165,
665, 864, 1047Wheeling Mould & Foundry Co.,
263, 459Wheeling Steel&Iron 00.459, 567, 870Wheeling Traction Co 258White Pass & Yukon Ry 363Whitman & Barnes Mfg. Co__
- _1296
Wichita Falls & Northwest. 113,.. 74Wilkes-Barre Colliery Co 770Willys-Overland Co 958,
1259, 1296Wilson & Co., Inc 263, 368, 950Winchester Repeating Arms Co.. 657Winnsboro (S. C.) Mills 958Wire Wheel Corp. Of America....1296Wisconsin-Minnesota Light &Power Co 766
Wisconsin Securities Co 75Wolverine Copper Mining Co.. ..106&Woman's Hotel Co 78Wood (G. H. Paper Co.. - _ _870, 958Woolworth (F. W.) Co_ _78, 555. IVI
sold 278, 877, 1305Canadian bond market re-view, 1916 677
Chicago, Ill. - Municipalbond market 575
China. See Foreign Govts.Colorado-General election
results 178, 677Commission Govt. Plan-
Cookeville, Tenn 1073Herington, Kan 575Lufkin, Tex 575Kansas 1305Newark, Ohio 1073Morgantown, W. Va 975West Hoboken, N. J.._ _1308Wilmette, Ill 470Woodbridge, N. J 1176
Peoria, Ill.-Bonds legal In-vestments for New Yorksavings banks 878
Pierce County, Wash.-Bonds upheld 1307
Port Huron, Mich.-Bondsenjoined 86
Porto Rico-Bond offering 1073Bonds non-taxable to resi-dents of Ohio 777
Citizenship and civil gov-ernment measure ap-proved 777, 878
Prohibition-Alaska 408Arkansas 468Indiana 677Kansas 777Michigan 469Minnesota 777New Jersey 877Oregon 576Tennes.see 470. 576United States 777Washington 777Washington, D. C 878
Republic of Cuba-Pro-posed suit against No.Carolina withdrawn.
See North Carolina.Rhode Island-General election results.,_ 376Summary of tax laws af-
fecting individuals andcorporations 975
Russia. See Foreign Govts.
San Diego, Calif.-Bond
election attacked 86San Francisco, Calif.-Bonds
legal Investments for sav-ings banks in New York _ 878
San Juan, Porto Rico-Bond offering 178Bond sale 1073. 1176Bonds non-taxable to resi-dents of Ohio 777
St. Louis County, 1•40,-Appeal filed In U. S. Su-preme Court in road bondcase 1307
South Carolina-General election results- 576Legislature adjourns 878
South Dakota-"Blue-sky" law upheld byU. S. Supreme Court_ 376
Equal suffrage amend-ment approved 279
General election results_ _ 878Legislature adjourns 975
Springfield, Mo.-Bond elec-tion rescinded 679
Summary of laws affectingIndividuals and corpora-tions In Rhode Island_ 975
Switzerland. See ForeignGovernments.
Telissee-rlione-dry" bill ap-proved 470, 576
Equal suffrage defeated,376, 470
Texas-Equal suffrage defeatedIn House 679
Federal land bonds legalfor investments of trustfunds 1307
legislature adjourns 1176Tornadoes in Indiana and
vicinity 1'307Torrington, Conn.-New
charter defeated 1176Tulsa-Kendall, Okla.-An-
nexation 86
1 !lilted States-%) Bill to Increase Gov-
ernment revenues,470, 576
"Blue-Sky" laws upheldby U. S. Supreme Court 376
"Bone-dry" amendment •to Post Office bill ap-proved 777
Danish West Indies for-mallY •pass to U. S- 376
Income tax rulings ...376,470, 679
Inheritance tax law-Earnings and appropri-ations after decedent'sdeath not taxable 376
Le,tal acceptability ofbonds • offered as secur-ity for Postal Savingshanks . 376
Liquor advertisementsbarred from mails byUnited Staten Senate_ _ 178
New Assistant Secretaryof State 376
Public Building Bill passedby House 470
Secretary of Treasury onProspective bond Issues 279
Second year's appropria-tion provided for InGood Roads measure ap-portioned among States 376
Webb-Kenyon Liquor Billupheld by United StatesSupreme Court 279
Union Springs, N. Y.-Election on purchase• ofelectric light plant 1073
Utah-General election re-sults 178
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Vermont-Equal suffrage defeatedby House 777, 1308
Virginia-Circuit Court up-holds Limited AssessmentAct passed by 1916 Legis-lature 178
Virginia - West Virginia-Debt case 376, 470,
576, 679, 777, 975
Washington-"Bone-dry" Prohibi-
tion Bill approved_ 777General election results__ 178Question of holding con-
Wisconsin-Act approvedrelating to validity ofbonds issued by cities forany purpose 1308
Woodbridge Township, N. J.-Commission governmentdefeated 1176
Wyoming-General electionresults 576
yakima, Wash.-FormerlyNorth Yakima 679
BONDS,
AbbevIlle Co., So. Caro. _1073bington Twp., Pa 470
Acadia Parish, La _ 179, 279,377, 878
Acadia Parish Dr. Dist., La 975Ackley, Is, 576Ada, Minn 377Adams, Mass 1176Adams Co., Ind _377, 470,
976, 1176, 1308Adams Co., Ohio_ _179, 576,
679, 878Akeiey, Minn 1308Akron, N. Y 1308Akron, Ohio 470, 976Akron S. D., Ohio 1308Alabama, N Y 470Alachua Co., Fla 1308Albany, Cal 377,676Albany, N.Y 1176Alberta S. D. 91, 783, 1184Albuquerque S. D., N.Mex.
470, 1176Alexandria, Ohio 1176Alexandria, Ont 582Alexandria, So. Dale 470Alexandria Co., Va_ _1073, 1308Alhambra High S. D ., Cal_ 1308Allegheny Co., Va 576Allen Co., Ind_86, 777, 878,
1073Allen Co., Ohio 777, 976Allentown, Pa 976, 1308Allen Twp., III 1176Alliance, Ohlo_878, 1073, 1308Alma, Mich 86Altavista, Va 679, 976Alton S. D., Ill 976Altus, Okla 103Amarillo, Tex 878, 1308Amarillo S. D., Tex 86Ambridge, Pa 976Ambridge S. D., Pa_ _ _ _679, 878Amherst, Ohio 576, 1176Amite Co., Miss 976, 1176Amite S.D., Ohio 976Amity S.D., Mo 1308Anderson, So. Caro_576,
679, 976Anderson Co. S. D., So,Caro 1073
Anderson-Cottonwood Irr.Dist., Cal 1176
Andover, Ohio 377Anson Co., No. Caro 679Anthon, Ia 279, 576, 777Antwerp, Ohio 879, 1176Apache Co., Ariz 377Aplington S. D., 1a.......179, 470Appanoose Co., Ia 279Ardmore, Okla__ _179, 576. 679Ardmore S. D., So .Dak_ _ _1176Argenta Street Impt. Dist.,Ark 470, 679
Arkabutla Creek Dr. Dist.,Miss 179, 777
Arkansas 1308Arkansas City S. D., Kan_ . 279Arlington, Tenn 86Arlington S. D., Ohio_ _179,1073Arnolds Park S .D., Ia1170, 1308Asbury Park, N. J 1073Ascension Parish, La_ _ 679, 976Ashland, KY 279Ashland, Ore 1308Ashland County, Ohio 1308Ashley Cons. S. D., Ohio
576, 679, 879Aspinwall S. D., Pa_ _976, 1176Assinibola S. D., Steak 1315Aston Twp. S. D., Pa 1176Astoria, Ore_ _377, 679, 879,
976. 1073, 1176Ataacadero S. D., Car 179Athens, Ala 879Athens S. D., Ohio 179Atkins S. D., Ark 1073Atlanta, Ill 777Atlantic County, N. J-679, 777Attalla, Ala 1176Attleboro, Mass 1176, 1308
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Atwater Township, Ohio__ 879Atwater Twp. S. D., Ohio
377, 879Auburn, N Y 470, 679Audubon S. D., Iowa 279Augusta, Me 576, 679Avoyelles Parish, La _179.
576, 777, 976Aylmer, Quo 885
D a b y 1 o n , N. Y 777, 976Limon County, Ala 976Bacon County, Ga 1176Bainbridge Twp., Mich_ __ _ 777Baker County, Fla 86Bakersfield S. D., Cal_ _179,
377, 777, 1073Baldwin City, Kan 1176Baldwinsville S. D., N. Y. _1308Balfour S. D., No. Dak__ 179BalivIlle Twp. S. D ., Ohio_ 117 6Baltimore, Me 86Bancroft, Iowa 576, 778Bandon, Ore 1073Baraga County, Mich_ _279, 377Barberton, Ohio_ _470, 679.
879, 1073, 1308Barberton S. D.,Ohio.1073, 1176Barnesville, Ga_ _377, 778, 1177Barnstable County, Mass_ _1177Barry, Ill 86Bartholomew Co., Ind_ _377. 778Bartlesville S. D., Okla_279, 576Batavia, N. Y 879Batavia, Ohio 377, 879Bath S. D., W. Va 1177Bayhead, N. J 1073Bay Village, Ohio 377, 976Beatrice, Neb-_ _ 576, 1073, 1177Beaufort Co., So, Car_976, 1073BedfordVil. S. D ., Ohio .778 , 976Beech S. D., Iowa_ _ __976, 1073Beekmantown, N. Y. _ _377, 576Bellaire, Ohio 377, 879Belle Plaine, Minn 1308Bellecenter S. D., Ohio_ _1074Bellflower Twp. S. D., Ill 377Bellingham, Wash 976Belmont County, Ohio 879Belmont S. D., Cal.._ 279,
879, 1074Belzoni, Miss__ __778, 976, 1074Bemidji, Minn 576Bemidji S. D., Minn_ _976, 1177Benewah Co. Dr. D., Ida.- 576Benton, Ill 470Benton de Linn Co. S.D.,0re1308Benton Township, Mich- - 377Berkeley, Cal 976Berkeley S. D., Cal 976Berlin S. D., Wls 179Barden County, Mich 470Bessemer, Ala 778, 1177Bethel Township, Ohio.... 879Bethel Twp, S. D., Ohio- - 976Bexar County, Tex 470Blenville Parish, La 1074Big Horn County, WY0- 86Big Sandy, Mont 377, 976Big Stone County, Minn_ ..1073Billings Road Dist., Mo- 279Bingham S. D , Utah 1177Binghamton, N. Y__ 179,
279, 377, 778Birmingham, Ala_ _78, 878, 1308Birmingham, Mich 179, 279Bishopville, So. Car 1074Bismarck, No. Dak_ _778. 117Blackford County, Ind_ _ _ _ 879Black Mountain S. D., N.C. 179Blackwell S. D., Okla 778Bladensburg S. D., Ohio_ ...1308Blair, Neb 1073Bloomer Twp., Mich. 976Blooming Grove, N. Y 1074Blount County, Tenn. .377, 976Blue Earth Co., Minn_879, 1074Bluffton, Ohio 576, 1074Bogalusa, La 576Boise City, Ida 976, 1308Bonifay, Fla 976Boone County, Ind_ _ _ _470, 576Boone County, Ky 879Boston, Mass 576Bourbon Sch. Twp., Ind_ _ _1177Bowling Green City S. D.,Ohio 1074, 1308
Bowman, No. Dak 879Boyd County, Ky-279, 378, 576Boyertown.S. D., Pa 1177Boynton, Okla 878, 976Bozeman S. D., Mont 1308Brackett Twp. No. Car. ._.1074Bradford, Ohio 1177Bradley County, Tenn_179, 1308Brainerd, Minn 1308Branch County, Mich 576Brandon Ind. S. D., Ore.__ 778Brantford S. D., Ont 582Brattleboro, Vt 1308Brawley, Cal_179, 279, 470, 1308Breathitt Co., Ky 86Brecksville Twp., Ohio_ ...1308Bremen, Ohio 1308Brentwood, Pa 679)3ridgeburg, Ont._ _91, 383, 582Brigden, Ont 477, 685Bridgeport, Conn 86Bridgeton, N. J 778, 879Bridgetown S. D., Ohio_ _ _ _ 879Brighton Co., Wyo 179Brilliant S. D., Ohio 179Bristol Co., Mass 378, 470Bristow, Neb 279, 576Britton, So. Dak 86Broadwater Co., Mont_179,
576, 1074Brockton, Mass 279. 1177Broken Arrow, Okla 86.576Bronxville, N. Y 378, 679Brookfield Twp. S. D., Ohio
378, 679Brookings, So. Dak_ _470. 679Brookland S. D., So. Caro
179, 279Brookline, Mass 378, 470Brooksville, Fla 378,1308Broward Co. S. D., Fla_ _ _ _ 470Brownsville, Ore 879Brownwood, Tex_ _179, 470, 778Brownwood S. D., Tex_ 1177Bruce Twp., Ont 982Brunswick, Ga 1073
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Brunswick Co., So. Caro_ __ 976Bryan, Tex 179, 576Bryan Co., Okla 378, 778Bucyrus Twp.S.D., Ohio _ _1074Buena Vista Co., Ia 679Buffalo, N. Y.86, 378, 470,
576, 778, 879, 976Buffalo Co., Wis 577, 976Buffalo S. D., No. Caro__ __ 976Burbank S. D., Cal_ _ _ _577, 879Burley Highway Dist.,Idaho 1308Burlington, N. J_279, 577,
778, 1308Burlington, No. Caro_ _778, 976Burlington Co., N. J-679,
1177, 1309Burns, Ore 86Burnsville, W. Va 279Burton Twp., Ohio 1177Butler Co., Ohio 179, 577Byron Center S. D ., Mich_ _1074
Cabarrus County, No. Car 1309airo, Ga 976
Calcasieu Parish, La 179Caldwell, Kan 470,577Caldwell, Tex 976Caldwell S. D., Ida_ _ _ 470,
679, 778, 1074Caledon Twp., Ont 982Calhoun Co., Ala 778, 879Calhoun Co., Mich_ ...279,
680, 778, 1177California 178, 470, 1309Calumet County, Wis 577Cambridge, Mass_ .86,577, 680Cambridge, Ohio_ _179, 378, 879Camden, N. J 86Camden, N. Y. _ _ _378, 470, 778Camden Co., N. J.470, 577, 680Cameron, W. Va 976Cameron Co. Irr.Dist., Tex. 577Cameron S. D., Man__ _477, 982Campbell County, Tenn__ _ 179Campbellton, N. B___ _284, 477Canada 885,1315Canal Fulton, Ohio 1074Canal Winchester, Ohio _86, 470Canaseraga, N. Y 976Canby S. D., Minn 179Cannington, Ont 782Canon City, Colo 577Canton, Mass 1309Canton, N.Y 1177Canton, Ohio 279, 577,
778, 976, 1074. 1177Canton City S. D., 0_ _ 879, 1177Cape May, N. J__879,976, 1309Cape May Co., N. J_ _279, 680Carbon County, Mont_879, 1074Carey S. D., Ohio_ 179, 279, 577Carleton County, Ont 1315Carlton Co. S. D., Minn._ _ 1309Cameros S. D., Cal 471Carroll County, Ill 577Carrollton S. D., Ky_ ..378,
471, 577, 879Carter County, Okla 778Cascade County, Mont_ _ _ _ 976Cass County, Ind.179, 279,
378, 471, 778, 879Cass County, Mich 976Cave Spring, Ga - 179Cedar & Pierce Counties S.D., Neb 1074
Cedar Rapids S.D ., Ia.879. 1177Cedarville S. D.. Ark 1177Centerburg, Ohio 179, 378Centerville S. D., Iowa_ _ _ _ 179Central Falls, R. I. __471, 1309Ceredo. W. Va 976, 1309Ceredo S. D , W Va 1309Chagrin Falls Vii. S. D.,Ohio 1074, 1309
Champaign County, III 378Champaign County, Ohio.
879, 976, 1074Chapple, Ont • 885Charco S. D., Tex.378, 471,778Chariton S. D., Iowa 1177Charles Mix Co., So. Dak. '
179, 378, 879, 976Charleston, S. C__ .86,778. 1309Charleston Co.,So.Car.976, 1074Charleston S. D., So. Car_ _1074Charleston Township, Ill_ 378Charlotte, No. Car 976Charlotte County, Va 1177Chatham, Ont_91, 383, 583, 885Chatham Twp., Ont 284Chattanooga, Tenn__ _279,
471, 577, 778, 879, 977Chaves Co., N Mex 680Cheboygan, Mich 1309Chicotah, Okla 577Chelan Co. S. D., Wash.- _ 680Chelsea, Mass 1309Cheltenham Twp., Pa 879Chenango Co., N. Y 86Cheney, Wash_ _ _279, 471, 680Cherokee Co., Okla 179Cherokee Co., So. Caro-680,
879, 1074, 1177Cherokee Co.. Tenn 179Chesapeake City, Md 879Chester, So. Caro 279, 1309Chester Co., So. Caro 879Chesterfield, So. Caro 1074Chesterfield S. D., So. Caro1074Chesterhill, Ohio 1309Chicago, 111_86, 378, 1074,
1177, 1309Chillicothe, Ohio 179Chilliwack, B. C 71, 477Chilton Co., Ala 1073Chippewa Co., Mich_ _378, 577Choudrant S. D., La_ _378, 68Chowcnilla S. D., Cal_86, 179Cincinnati, Ohio 471Cincinnati S. D., Ohio 179Clallam Co., Wash 279Clallam Co. S. D., Wash _1074Oiaremont, Minn 378Claridon Twp., Ohio 1309Clark Co., Ind 778, 977Clark Co., Ohio 879Clark Co., Nov • 47i ,G80Clark Sch. Twp., Ind_ _471, 778Clarksdale, Miss 279Clarks S. D Neb 378Clarkaville. Tenn_378, 977, 1177Clay Co., Ind _279. 378, 680,
778, 1074, 1309
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Clay Co., Ia 577Clayton, Del 1074Clay Twp. S. D ,Ia 471Clean Lake, So. Dale__ _378,
778, 1074Clearwater, Fla 179, 279Cleburne, Tex 1309Cleburne S. D., Tex 577Cleveland, Ohlo_279, 686,
1074, 1177Cleveland City S. D., Ohio
378, 778Cleveland Co., No. Caro_ _ _ 778Cleveland Heights, 01210_87, 279Cleveland Co., Okla 1177Cleveland Twp., No. Caro
279, 977Clifford, Ariz 977, 1177Clifton Forge, Va_279, 378, 577Clifton Heights, Pa_ _ _ _279, 378Clinton, Miss 1074Clinton Co., Ind 1074, 1177Clinton Co., Ohio 1177Clinton Sch. Twp., lad.... 378Cloquet S. D., Minn 1177Cloverdale S. D., Cal_ _279,
577, 977, 1177Clover Leaf S. D., Sask _ 982,
1080Clovis S. D., Cal 1309Clovis S. D , N Mex 87Coal Dist.S.D., W. Va_471,
977Coalgate S. D., Okla_ _ _577,
879, 1074Coalinga, Cal 378Cobourg, Ont 1315Cochrane, Ont 185, 885Copper Co., Tenn__ - _577, 1177Cohoes, N. Y_378, 471, 680,
977Cole Co., Mo 680, 977Collegevlew S. D., Neb_ _ 577Colleton Co., So. C,aro_577,
879, 1177Collinsville S. D., Okla_680, 977Collingswood, N. J 1309Colorado Co., Tex 471Colorado Springs, Colo_ _ _ _ 977Columbia, So. Car 279Columbiana Co., Ohio 680Columbus, Ga 471Columbus, Ind 977Columbus, Miss 1074Columbus, Ohio 87, 1177Columbus, Wis 378Columbus Grove S. D.,Ohio 279, 977
Conde, So Dak 1309Connor S. D., So. Dale.. ..1177Conover Graded S. D.,No. Car 577, 680
Continental NIL S. D.,Ohio 378, 778
Convoy VII. S. D., 0_ _ 778, 1177Cook Co., 111_279, 378, 471, 680Coolville Vii. S. D., Ohio_ _1075Copiah Co., Miss_279, 378, 977Corapolls S. D ., Pa _471, 577Corinth S. D., N.Y 879Cornersville, Team 471, 778Corsicana, Tex 1177Corvallis S. D., Ore 1075Council Bluffs S. D., Iowa,
677, 879, 1075Covington, Ky 378Covington, Va 1309Covington, Ohio 778, 1177Cowley Co. S. D., Kan_ _ _ _ 471Cozard S. D., Neb 87Craven Co., No. Car 778Crawford Co., Iowa__ .87, 279Crawford Co., Wia__ _1075, 1177Crawford Co. Levee Dist.,Ark 879
Cresco, Iowa 378Crofton, Ky 577, 1309Crooksville, Ohio 977, 1075Crooksville S. D., Ohio__ _ _1178Cromer TWO., So. Car 1309Cumberland, Md 680, 778Curry Co. S. D., N. Mex.,
378, 577Cuyahoga Co., 0_378, 471, 680Cuyahoga !Palls S. D.. 0_179,577Cypremont Dr. Dist., La__ 378Czerwona S. 13., Man 284
Dallas, Tex 977, 1075allas Co., Iowa 577
Dallas Co., Tex_ _ 280, 471, •977, 1178
Damascus, Ga 87Dane Co., W13 577Dansville, N. Y 778Danville S. D., Ky ______ 879Darlington, So. Car_ _ _180, 1178Dartmouth N S 285Davenport Dr. Dist.. Fla_ _1309Davenport S. D., Ia_879, 1075Daviess County. Ind__ _471, 680Dawson County, Mont_778, 879Dawson Co .8. D. Moat_... 778Dayton, Ohio 87, 180, 1309Dayton S. D., Ohio__ _379, 1075Dearborn, Mich 1178Decatur, Ala 280Decatur Co., Ind _180, 677, 1075Decatur S. D., Ill 577Dedham, Mass 1309Deer Park, Wis 680Defiance, Ohio 471, 879Defiance County, Ohio.. _ _1309De Kalb Co., Ind _577, 680,
178, 977, 1178Delavan, M 1309Delavan S. D., Minn 977Delaware Co., Ind_ _ _1178, 1309DelawareCounty,Oh1O-280, 778Delmar S. D., Iowa - 87Delta, B C 885Denair S. D., Cal 977Dent County, Mo 379, 577Depew, N Y 180Deshler, Ohio 880, 1178Des Moines, Iowa_379, 680,
680, 1178, 1309Detroit, Minn 880Dewitt County, Tex 379Dickson City, Pa 87. 280
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Page.Doddridge County, W. Va_ 180Dodge County, Neb__ _880, 1075Door County, Wis 1178Dormont S. D., Pa 1178Douglas, Ariz 778, 977Douglas Co., Wis 778, 1075Dover City S. D., Ohlo_778, 977Dover Twp., Ont 91, 285Doylestown, Ohio 977Drumrig S. D., Okla_ _ _180, 280Dubuque S. D., Iowa_778, 1309Duchesne, Utah 778Duluth, Minn 280Duncan Twp.,. Mich_ _ _ _87, 471Dundee, Mlch 379, 471Dunlap S. D., Iowa_ _ _880, 1309Durant S. D., Okla 379Durham,Ont 185Durham County, No. Car_ _1309Duval Co. S. D„ Fla_ _779, 1309
Eagle Rock, Cal 87, 180agle Rock S.D.,Cal_680, 1075
Early, Iowa 1178, 1309Faet Aurora, N Y 379East Bank, W Va 280East Baton Rouge, La 180East Batou Rouge ParishS. D., La379, 471, 779 977
East Cleveland, Ohio_ _880,1178, 1309
East Columbus, Ohio_779, 1178East Feliciana Parish S. D.,La 977, 1075, 1178
East Grand Plains, N. M.
_ 87East Grand Rapids, Mich.
471, 680Eastland County, Tex 471Eastland Co. S. D., Tex_ _ _ 471Eastley, So. Car 1075East Liverpool, Ohio_ __471, 680Eastover, So. Car 1178East View, Ohio_ .280, 471,
779, 1178East Youngstown, 0.. _577,
880, 977, 1178Eaton, Ohio 977, 1075Eau Claire County, Wis___ 577Eddy County, New Mex__ - 577Edenton S. D., Ohio 1075Edgar, Wis 87Edisto Island Twp., So.Car. _1075El Dorado, Kan_ _ _ 180, 471, 779Eldorado Township, Ill.. _.1075Eldridge S. D., No. Dak _ _ _1309Elizabeth, N. J___ _180, 280, 471Elizabeth, No.Car_ _ _ _779, 1075Elkhart, Ind 471Elkhart County, Ind__180, 577Elko County, Nev 180, 471Ellaville S. D., Ga_ _ _471, 1075Ellsworth, Wis 1178Ellsworth County, Kan.. _ _ 779Ellwood City, Pa 377Elmore, Ohio 180Elmore County, Ala 977El Paso, Texas_ .. _ _ 179, 280, 577El Paso County S. D., Tex. 779Elsinore, Cal 280Emmett, Idaho 880Emmet County, Ind 880Erie School Twp., Ind_ _577, 880Escanaba S. D., M ich .1075, 1309Esparto S. D., Cal 1178Essex, Iowa 180Essex County, Mass __ _379, 471Essex County, N. J 379Etobicoke Twp., Out... _285, 583Euclid S. D., Ohio 977Euclid Twp., Ohio_ _ _ _471, 1075Euclid Vii. S. D., Ohlo_180, 471Eufaula, Ala 87Eugene, Ore 977, 1178Everett S. D.. Wash 280Everglades Dr. Dist., Fla.._ 180
Fairfield Twp: S. D., Ohio180, 471, 779
Fairmont, No. Car... ,680 1075Fairmont, W. Va 379Fairport, Ohio 577Fairport, N. Y. _ _379, 880, 1075Fairport Vii. S. D., Ohio
472, 977, 1075Fairview, Ohio ' 87Fairview S. D., Okla_1178, 1309Fairview S. D., N. J 87Fairview Twp., Kan 280
, Fall River, Mass_ _379, 680,779, 1075
Fargo, No. Dak ,.. 977Farmers Dr. Dist., Iowa.. _1310Farmington S. D., Ill_ _680,
779, 880, 1178Farrell S. D., Pa 680Faxon, Okla 977Fayette, Miss 880Fayette Co., Ind_ .280, 472, 577Fayette Co., In • 472, 577Federaldsburg, Md 1075Fellsmere, Fla 280Fergus Co., Mont 977Findlay, Ohio 280Finlayson, Minn 577Finney Co.. Kan 977Fisher Co., Tex 977Fitchburg, Mass. .379, 577, 680Fitzgerald, Ga 379, 472Flagstaff, Ariz 779, 977Flathead Co. S.D., Mont__ 280Flint Mich 680, 880Flint S. D., Mich 779Floodwood, Minn 1178Florence. Ala 680,779, 1075Florence S. D ., Ala 577Floresville, Tex 472Floyd Co., Ind_ _ _ _ 87, 680, 880F0180M Sanitary Dist., Cal.,
577, 880Fond du Lac, Wls 977Fond Du Lac Co., Wis 472Forest City, Ia 472, 577Forest Clty 8. D., No. Car_ 472Forest Co., Wis 578Forrest Co., Visa., 578, 680, 880Fort Jones S. D., Cal 180Fort Madison S. D., Ia., 472,680Fort Scott, Kan 578Fort Spring S. D „ W. Va.__ 280Fort Wayne, Ind., 977, 1310Fort William, Out 477Forty Fort S. D., Pa 1075Fountain Co., Ind 1310
779, 1075, 1178Franklin Co. S. D., Wash 472Franklin S. D., Nob 680Franklin Sch. Twp., Ind__ _1310Franklin Twp. S. D., Ohio-1178Franklin Vii. S D., Ohio,
87, 578Frederick, Okla 880Frederick, So. Dak 1075Fredericksburg, Ohio_ _280, 472Fredericton, N. B 285Freehold S D., N. J 1075Freeport, Me 1310Freeport, N Y 578, 1178Freeport S. D., Ohio_1075, 1310Fremont, Neb 680, 880Fremont, Ohio_ _880, 1178, 1310Frio Co. S. D., Tex 977Fulton Co., Ohio 1075Fuquay Springs S. D., No.Caro 1310
Qaffney, , So. Car_ - -1178, 1310alena, Ill 977
Galion City S. D., Ohio, 472, 880Gallatin, Tenn 680Galt, Ont 477Galveston Co., Tex., 472,
880, 1073, 1133110Ganges Twp., Mich
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Gardiner, N Y 1178Gardner, Mass 1075, 1178Garland S. D., No. Car_280, 379Garrettsville, Ohio_ _880, 1310Gary, Ind 379Gastonia, No. Caro., 472,
578, 977Gaston Co., No. Caro., 280,
379, 977Gem Irr. Dist., Ida 1310Gepova, N Y 977Georgia 280, 379Georgetown, Md 1075Glbsonburg, Ohio 180Glicrest S. D., Colo_ _280, 19787Giles Co., Tenn
17
Gladstone, Mich., 472, 578,680, 1075, 1310
Glencoe, Ill 977Glendale. Cal 180Glenwood Highway Dist.,Idaho 880
Gloucester, Mass., 379,1178, 1310
Gloversville, N Y 180, 680Glynn Co., Ga 1310Gobleville, Mich 1310Gogebic Co., Mich 1178Gooding High Sch. 'Dist.,Ida 379, 1310
Grand Mound S. D., Ia.... 87
Grand Rapids, Mich., 578,779, 1310
Grand Rapids S. D.. Mich.,180, 077
Grandview S. D., Mo 779Grandview S. D., Wash__ _1310Grant Co., Ind 681, 779Grant Co., Ore 1178Grant Co., N Mex 180Grant Co. S. D., Minn_ 1178Grant Co. S. D., Neb 1178Grantham Twp., Ont 1184Grant Orchards, Wash 977Grant Parish, La__ _180, 1310Granville Vii. S. D., Ohio,
472, 681Grass Valley, Cal • 180Gratis, Ohio 880Gray Co., Tex 681Gray's Harbor Co. S. D.,Wash 681, 880, 1178
Great Bend S. D., Kan_ _ _ _ 681Green Bay, Wis 1178Green Bay Dr. Dist., Ia_ 779Greenbrier Co., W. Va., 379, 978Green Co., Wis 578Green Creek Twp., Ohio,
880, 1075Greene Co., Ohio 1310Greene Co., Ind 978; 1178Greene Co., Tenn 472, 1178Greenfield, Mass 180Greenfield Park, Quo 91Greenfield Vii. S. D., Ohio 578Greenup Co., Ky 779, 978Greenville, Pa 578Greenville S. D., So. Car.,
1075, 1178Greenwich. Ohio 978Greer Dr. Dist., Miss 1076Griffin, Ga 681Grimsby, Ont 685Grinnell. Ia 87Grosse Point S. D., Mich_ _ 180Groton, N. Y 881. 880(Iueydan Dr. Dist., La., 280,472Gwinner S. D., No. Dalt._ _ 880
880, 978, 1310Hamilton Sch. Two., Ind_ _ _ 978Hammonton, N. J_87, 180, 379Hamtramck, Mich 1076Hancock, Minn_472, 880, 1310Hancock Co., Ind 681,880Hanford,Cal_ 180, 280, 578, 1076Hanover, Pa 779Hanover Twp., Pa 1178Happy S. D., Tex 472HardinCo., Ia 87Hardin Co., Ohio 1178Hardin Co., Tenn 681Hardin Co., Tex 1178Harper, Hans 87, 180'Harris-Bayou 1)r. Dist.,
Miss 280
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Harrisburg, Ill 180Harrisburg, Pa 779, 880Harrison, N. J 180Harrison Co., Ind_379, 681, 880IIarrison Co., Ia 578, 1076Harriston, Ont 185Hartford, Conn 280, 1310Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. _1178Haskell, Okla 379, 681Hastings, Mich 1310HastingsS.D.,Neb.280, 379, 681Hatfield Twp. S.D., Pa_ _1310Havana, Cuba 377Havelock, Ia 779Havelock S. D., Neb 180Haverhill, Mass 1178Hawkins Co., Tenn 681Hawthorne, N. J 87Hays Co., Tex_ _280, 379, 578Hazleton, Pa 280Hearne S. D., Tex 978Hearnfield S. D., Man 885Helena, Mont 180, 377Helena Twp., Mich 1310Hempstead S. D.,N. Y-578,
681, 779Henderson, No. Caro 681Henderson, Tenn 681Henry Co., Tenn 578, 880Henryetta S. D., Okla 180Herbert, Sask 982Herkimer, N.Y 880Herrlott S. D ., So. Caro__ 1178Hespeler, Ont 91Hiawatha, Kans 87, 180Hibbert Twp., Ont_ _982, 1315Hickahala• Creek Dr. Dist.,Miss 87
Hickory, No. Caro 1179Highland Park S. D., Mich
280, 1179Highland S. D., Ind 1076Highlive S. D., Cal 1310Hillsboro, No. Dak 472Hillsboro, Ohio 472Hillsboro S. D., Ore__ _578. 880Hillsborough Co., Fla_ .578,
1076, 1310Hillside Two. S.D., N. J...1179Hinds Co., Miss 1179Hinsonton S. D., Ga 578Hobart, Ind 472Hoboken, N. J....379, 881,
779, 880, 978Hoffman S. D., No. Caro
681, 779, 978Holding, Minn 578, 978Holdingford, Minn 87HollanO, Mich 1310Hollister-Ridgedale Road
District, Mo ' 1078Holmes Co., Fla 87Holstein S. D., Iowa 681Holyoke, Mass. 280. 379, 472Honey Brook S. D., Pa 779Hopeful S. D., Ga 578Hoquiam, Wash 1179Horry Co., So. Car 1076Houston, Tex 280Houston Heights S. D.,Tex 681, 1076
Howard Co., Ind 681, 978Hudson. Wyo 1076, 1310Hugo, Okla 1179Hulmeville, Pa 1078Humboldt, Tenn 880, 1076Hungerford Twp., Out 285Hunterdon Co., N. J 87Huntington, N Y 1179Huntington Co., Ind_ -681, 978Huron Co., Ohio 1310Huron S. D , So. Dak- 880, 978Hutchinson, Kan 472, 578
I beria St St. Mary Drain.Dist., La 379
Idaho 280Idiewood. Ohio 1076Imperial Irr. Dist., Cal_ _87, 472Independence, Kan 880Independence, La 379Independence S. D., Mo.,
681, 880, 978Index, Wash 880Indian Creek Dr. Dist.,Miss 281
Indianapolis, Ind_ .281,978,1179, 1310
Indianapolis Sch. City. Ind ..• 281, 681
Iron River Twp. S. D.,Minn 978
Iroquois Co., Ill 472Irvine, KY 180, 281Irvington, N. Y 880, 978Italy S. D., Tex 472Itasca Co. S. D., M Inn_ 472 , 1310
J ack S. D., Miss 281ackson, Ga 578,681
Jackson, Mich 1179Jackson, Tenn__ _180. 881, 1076Jackson Co., Ind_779, 880, 978Jackson Co., Kan • 880Jackson Co., Mich_ _578, 978Jackson Co., Minn 1076Jackson S. D., Mich_ . _ 281,
Jamestown, N YJarrell S. 1)., TexJasper Co., Ind Jasper Co., Ia Jay Co., Ind-379, 578, 1076;1179Jeannette, Pa 1179Jefferson, So. Car 1179Jefferson, Broadwater andLewis & Clark CountiesS. D., Mont 1076
Jefferson Co., Fla 578, 881Jefferson Co., Iowa 281, 472Jefferson Co., Mont 179Jefferson Co., Ohio 881Jefferson Sch. Twp., Ind.,
472, 881Jefferson Twp .S. D., 0_181,578Johnson City, N. Y 681Johnson City, Tenn 681Johnson City, Tex 1310Johnson Co., Iowa_ _181, 281Johnson Co., Ind _681,881,
1179 1310
130NDS-(Cont inued) .Page.
Johnson Co. Tenn 978Johnson-St. Paris S. D.,Ohio 681, 881, 1179
Johnston, R. I 978Johnston Co. S. D., Okla_ 472Johnstown, N. Y 181, 472Johnstown,Pa 1076Johnsville - New LebanonS. D., Ohio_ _ _ _779, 978, 1310
Joplin, Mo 1179Junction City Ore 1179
valio Ica S. D., Mo- -978, 1311alamazoo Co., Mich.... 978
Kanawha Co., W. Va., 181, •578, 1311
Kankakee Co., Ill 181Kansas 88, 578, 978Kansas City, Kan 578Kansas City, Mo., 87, 181,
681, 1311Kansas City' S. D., Mo. _ 881Kaw, Okla _ 87, 578, 681Keener Sch, Twp. Ind_ _ _ _1076Kemper Co., Mist 1311Kendall, Okla 87, 281Kendall Co., Tex 181Kendall S. D., Wash 881Kenmore, Ohio, 181, 881, 1311Kenmore S. D., Ohio, 578,
681, 779, 1076Kenosha Co., Wis.. _ _472, 1311Kent Co., N. B 1080Kenton, Ohio 578, 978Kenwood S.D., N. Y_1076, 1311Kershaw Co., So. Car_978, 1311Keystone Irr. Dist., Wash 881Kimball Co. S. D., Neb.- _ 88King Co., Wash 379Kingfisher S. D., Okla 681Kingsbury S. D., N. Y. -1179Kings Mountain Twp., So.Car 1311
Kingston, N. Y 1076, 1179Kingston, Ohio 1311Kingston, Ont 583, 685Kirkland Sch Twp. Ind.,
578% 681, 978Kittitas Reclamation Dist.,Wash 281
Klamath Falls, Ore., 83,379, 1076, 1179
Klickitat Co., Wash 472Knox Co., Ind 281, 1311Knoxville, Pa 978Knoxville, Tenn 281, 379Korah Tvrp., Out 91Kosciusko Co., Ind _ _ _181, 380Kossuth Co. Dr. Dist., Ia.,
380, 472Katztown, Pa 380
Lacey Twp., N. Ja Crosse, Kan
La Crosse, Wla La Crosse Co., Wis. _ _779, 881La Fayette, La., 330, 578, 779La Fayette Co., Fin 472La Fayette S. D., La 281La Fayette Twp. S. D., Iii.. 88Lafayette Parish, La 1311Lafourche Basin L e v e e
Dist., La 281, 380La Grande, Ore 1311Lagunitas S D., Cal 472Lake Co., Fla 472, 978Lake Co., Ind., 181, 281,
578, 1179Lakefield S. D., Minn 181Lake Mills, Ia 181Lakewood, Ohio-181, 472, 1076Lake Worth, Fla 181, 472Lake Worth Dr. Dist., Fla_1076Lake Worth Inlet Dist.,
Fla 380, 578Lamar Co., Miss 1311La Moure, No. Dak 1311Lamourie S. D., La_ _ _ 281, 578Lanark, III 1179Lancaster, Minn 1311Lancaster, Ohio 472Lancaster, Pa 1311Lancaster S. D., Ohio, 181,
779, 1179Lansdowne, Pa 978Lansing, Mich 978, 1076Lapeer Co., Mich 881La Plata, Mo 1179La Porte City S. D., Ia_ 88La Porte Co., Ind 681, 881Lapwal Valley, Ida_ _181, 380La Salle, N YLa Salle, ColoLa Salle Co. S.D., IllLaurel, Miss
1815781179
7792818888
Laurens, So. Car 578Laurens Co. So. Car_ .472, 881Lawrence, lean 281, 978Lawrence, Mass 380Lawrenceburg Sch. Twp.,Ind 472, 881
Lawrence Co., Ind 780, 881Lawrence Co., Miss 181Lawson, Bask 477Lawton, Okla 88Leamington, Ont 91Lebanon, Ky 681, 1179Lebanon, Pa 1076Lebanon S. D., Ohio 281Lee Co., Fla_380, 472, 780, 1076Lee Co., Tex 1311Le Fiore Co., Okla 1179Leipsio, Ohio 181Lenoir City, Tenn 681Le Roy Twp., Mich 578Lethbridge, Alta 91, 477Lewis tic Clarke Co. S. D.,Mont 88
Lewis Co., Tenn 380, 881Lewiston S. D., Mont 881Lexington, Ky 472, 578Liberal, Kan 780Liberty S. D., Ohio _281, 578Liberty Twp. S. D., Ohio_ _1076Libertyville Twp. S.D., Ili_ 472Lima, Ohio_ _380, 472, 780,
881, 1179Limon, Colo 473Lincoln, Neb 780, 1179LIncoin Co. S.D. M inn .380, 780Lincoln Co. S. D.. Mont.,
881, 1311Lincoln Co. R. D., Wash _ . _ 281
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Lincoln S. D., Cal_ _ 88. 281, 681Lindstrom, Minn 281Listowel, Ont 185, 1184Litchfield, Nob 181Litchfield 9.1)., Ill 1311Little Rock S. D., Ark_ _881, 978Little Rocky Creel( Dr.Dist.,No. Caro 681
Livingston Co. Ky__ _1179, 1311Lockport, N. Y.780, 1078, 1179Logan Co., Ohio_ .88, 181, 281London, Ohio 578London, Ont 583Long Beach, Cal 578Longmeadow, Mass 1179Long Prairie S. D., Minn 978Lonoke Co. Dr. Dist., Ark_1311Lorain, Ohio 281, 473, 1179Loraine, Pa 1076Lorain S. D., Pa 1311Los Afigeles, Cal.. _88, 473, 978Los Angeles City S. D.,Cal 473, 881
Los Angeles Co., Cal_ _181,681, 978
Los Angeles Imp, Dist., Ca1.1179Los Banos S. D., Cal_ _380, 681Louisiana_ _681, 978, 1076, 1311Love Co., Okla 681Lovelocks, Nov 1179Lowell, Mass__473, 1179. 1311Lowell, Mich_ _ _ _881, 978, 1179Lowellville, Ohio 380Lower Gwynedd Twp., Pa.
47i, 681Lowndes Co., Miss 881Lubbock S. D., Tex 780Lucas Co., Ia____181, 578, 780Lucas Co., Ohio_ _281, 473,
578, 1076Ludlow, Ky 380Lumberton, No. Caro-473,
578, 881Lynchburg, Va 181, 380Lynn, Mass 88,881, 1311Lyon Co. S. D., Minn 1311Lyons, N. Y 281, 380, 473
MMcComb Co., Mich 57cConnellsville, Ohio__ 181
McCormick Co., So. Car_- _1311
McCracken, Kan_ _88. 281, 681McDowell Co., W. Va_281,
578, 978McKeesport, Pa_ -281, 473, 579McMinn Co., Ga 1311McMinnville, Ore 681, 881McPherson S. D., Kan. _ _ _ 681Macon, Ga 1179Macon Co. Ga 1311Madill, Okla 1311Madison, No. Car_ _ _ _281, 1076Madison Co., Ala__ _1076, 1179Madison Co., Ind 281, 579Madison Co., Ky 181Madison Co., Miss._
- -979,1179, 1311
Madison Co. S. D., III 1179Madison Twp. S. D., Ohlo_1076Mahnomen S. D., Minn.__ 473Maine 473Maissonneuve, Quo 1184Malmo, Nob 473Manatee Co., Fla 979Manchester, N. 11_181, 579, 682Manhattan S. D., Kan.. ..1076Manilla, Iowa 473Manistique, Mich 1179Manitoba 1080, 1315Manitoba S. D 1080Maffitou, Colo 780Manitowoc, Wis 1076Mansfield, Ohio 1311MapleGroveDr.Dist.,Kan. 181Maple Heights, Ohio 88Mapleton S. D., Iowa 1311Maquoketa, Iowa 380, 979Marathon Co., Wis_ 473, 682Marion, No. Car 979Marion Co., Ind...473, 682,
1179, 1311Marion Co. S. D., Fla_ _380, 979Marion Sch. City, Ind 1179Mariposa Twp., Ont 383Markham, Ont 185Marshall Co., Ind_ _ _ _979, 1076Marshall Co., Iowa 780Marshall Co., W Va 579Marshall S. D., Mo 1311Marshall Soh. Twp., Ind . . _1179Martin Co., Minn 281Martinsburg, W. Va 979Martinsburg S. D • , Iowa-- -1311Martins Ferry, Ohio 1076Maryland 380, 473Marysville, Iowa 1179Mason City, III 181Mason City, Iowa 380Masontown, Pa ...Ntassachuaetta380,473, 579, 1311Maumee, Ohio 88Mauston, Wis 181Maxwell, Iowa 579, 682Maysville, Kg 1179Maysville S. D., Mo 1312Meagher Co. S. D., Mont_ 881Medford, Mass.-579, 682,
979, 1076Medford. Ore- - - -380, 979. 1076megargei S. D., Tom.. . _682, 780Mellott° Co., So. Dak 473Melrose, Mass 281, 380Melrose S. D., N.Mex.... 881Melrose S. D., Wis 181Memphis, Tenn_281, 1179, 1312Memphis S. D., Tenn _579, 1179Memphis, Texas 181Mena, Ark 881Mendham. N. J 1312Mendon. Ohio 1179Mercer Co., Ohio 780, 881Mercer Co., Pa 380, 473Meridian, Miss. _181, 881, 1076Merrill, Wis 780Miami, Fla 881Miami Co., Ind_ _632, 780, 1312Miami Co. Ohlo 579Miami Two. S. D., Ohio NI
473. 780
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Michigan City, S. C., Ind .1312Middleburg Twp.. S. ,Ohio 780, 1077
Middleport, S. D. Ohio.. _281Middlesex Co., Md3s_281,
380, 979, 1077, 1312Middletown, Ohio_ _ _ _380,
579, 682, 979, 1077Middletown City, S. D.,Ohio 979, 1179
:Middletown S. D., Cal..- - 881Midland, Ont 1080MIlam Co., Tex 473Milford S. D. N. J 682Millersfield Sask _ 982,
1080Mills Mill S. D., So. Caro.,
181Milton, Tenn 682Milwaukee. Wis 1312Mimico, Ont 185Mineral Co. Mont_ _181, 881Mineral Wells, Tex 181
• Minneapolis, Minn-_281,
682, 881, 1179Missoula Co., Mont_ _181,
380, 579Missoula Co. S. D., Mont_ 88Missouri Valley S. D., Ia.
1180, 1312Mitchell, Ind 780Mitchellville, Ia. _181, 970.
1312Modesto, Cal 1312Mohawk, N Y 380Moncton, N. B. 982Monday S. D.,
Ohio_- _ _ 579
Mondovi,` Wis 181. 682Monroe, La_ ___682, 079, 1312Monroe Co., Ind_ 281, 473, 1180Monroe Co., Miss_- _473, 1312Monroe S. D., Mic-h_881,
1180, 1312Monrovia City, Cal 181Monrovia City S. D., Cal 473Montague, Mass 1077Montana 881, 979Monterey Co., Reclamation
979, 1180Montreal, Quo 1080Montreal S. D., Que- -285,
885, 1080, 1184Montreal, South Quo 685Montrose, Colo__ _ _473, 1308Moore Twp., Okla 1186Moose Lake Twp.,Minn_11318102Morgan Co., Ind Morrison Co., Minn _181,_181,
579, 780Nlosella S. D., Miss_1180,
1312Mosquito Creek Dr. D.,Iowa 682, 881
Moundsville Ind. S. D.,W Va 979
Mountain Park, Okla 473Mower Co., Minn 979At. Airy, Ga 182Mt. Carmel, Pa 1077Mt. Gilead Twp., No. Caro.1180Mt. Holly, N. J 1312Mt. Mores, N. Y 1180Mt. Morris S. D., Mich_ _ _ 579Mt. Orab, Ohio 579Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,88, 182, 1180Mt. Vernon, Tex 1180Mower Co., Minn 1180Mud Creek S. D., Man_ _ _ 113105Mulberry S. D., Kan
18
Munden, Kan 182Murfreesboro, Tenn_ _881, 979Murphy Irr. Dist., Mont.__ 882Murray, KY "473, 881Muscatine, Ia 882, 1077Muskegon Heights, Mich.,
473, 882, 979, 1077Muskegon Heights S. D.,Mich 1312
Muskogee, Okla 473Muskogee Co., Okla., 579,
882, 1180Myrtle Point, Ore 281
N-pa S. D., Ida 9apoleon, Ohio 118709
Narcisse S. D., Man 1315Nashua, N. H 1180, 1312Nashua S. D., Mont 1180Nashville, N. Car. 882Nashville, Tenn., 473, 780. 979Nassau Co., N. Y., 1077,
380, 473, 979Nellie VII. S. D., Ohio 1312Nemaha Co., Neb 88, 282Nemaha Co . S. D., Kan__ _ 380Nephi, Utah 1180New Albany, Miss
1180Newark, N. J., 88, 282, 380, 473, 882, 1180, 1312
Newark, Ohio 579, 780Newaygo Co., Mich
579New Bedford, Mass., 282, 380, 882, 1077
Newbern, Tenn 1312Newberry, So. Caro 979Newburgh Heights__ _ 182,
579, 682Newburn, Tenn 980Newburyport, Mass_1077, 1312Newcomerstown, Ohio, 882, 1180New Concord S. D., Ohio_ .1312New Glasgow, N. S 1315New Hanover Co., No. Car_ 882New Lexington S. D., Ohlo_1077New London, Okla 380New Madrid Co., Mo 1312
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New Mexico 473New Orleans, La., 179, 182,
579, 679New Philadelpnia S. D., 0- 380Newport, R. I-579, 980, 1312Newport News, Va.- -579, 1180Newsom I.ake Dr. Dist.,M188 1180
Newton, Ia 980Newton Co., Ind 780, 882Newton Co., Miss., 182,
473, 579, 1077Newton S. D., Ia 882, 1312New Vienna Vii. S. D.,Ohio 579, 780, 980
New Ulm, Minn 1312New Wilson S. D., Okla.,
380, 473New York City, 88, 579,
882, 1077, 1312New York State 980, 1077Nezperce Imp. Dist., Ida__ 473Nezperce Local Sewerage
Dist., Ida 780Niagara Falls, N. Y., 380,
473, 682, 780, 1180Niagara Falls, Ont 285Nicholas Co., Ky 282, 386Niles City S. D., Ohio 182Noble Co., Ind 579, 1180Noble Sch. Twp., Ind_ _474, 882Norfolk, Va 380, 980Norfolk Co., Mass_ _88, 380, 474Norfolk Co., Va 179, 182North Adams, Mass_ _ _ 282, 579Northampton, Mass _780. 882North Bay, Ont 91North Dakota 282, 682North Easton Vii. Water
Dist., Mass 980Northfork Dist. S. D., W.Va 1180
North Hempstead, N. Y.579. 682North Mankato, Minn_282, 1180North McGregor, Ia 980North Platte, Nob 1312Northport, N. Y 1312North RobinsonS. D., Ohio 1312North Shade Twp., Mich- 980North Tonawanda, N. Y 780North Wilkesboro, No. Car. 182North Yakima S. D., Wash- 88Norwalk S. D., Ia 1312Norwalk S. D., OhioNorwich, N. Y Norwood, Mass
1077474, 682 88
Norwood, Ohio 182, 1313Norwood City S. D., Ohio,
882, 1077Nova Scotia 1184Nowata S. D., Okla.. _474. 780Nueces Co., Tex 474Nyssa-Arcadia Dr. Dist.,Idaho 282
88, 2822829138078088288
13131313682882
Okanogon Co. S. D., Wash. 380Okfuskee Co., Okla 1313Oklahoma City, Okla 182Oklahoma City S. D., Okla.,
182, 282, 682, 1180Okmulgee, Okla 88Okmulgee Co., Okla_ 182, 380Old Saybrook, Conn 1313Olean, N.Y 882,980Omaha, Nob_ _282, 579, 780Oneida, N. Y-- _579, 980, 1077Oneida S. D., Kan 882Onota Twp., Mich 381Ontonagon Co., Mich 1313Opelika, Ala 1180Orange Co., Ind 381,579Orange Co., Tex 1313Orange S. D., Ia 282,679Orange Co. S. D., Fla 1180Orillia, Ont 583, 783Orlando, Fla 579Ormond, Fla 88Oroville S. D Ca1.579, 882, 1180Orrville, Ohio 282Osceola Co., Fla 1180Osgood Twp., Ont 885Oskaloosa S. D., Ia 182Oshkosh, Wis 282, 1077Oshawa, Ont 185Ossining, N Y 1077, 1313Ottawa, Ill 1313Ottawa, Ont 91, 583, 885Ottawa Co., Ohio 882Ouachita Parish, La 1313Overpeck Twp. S. D., N. J. 88Owasa S. D., Ia 1313Owen Co., Ind. _182, 282,
579, 682, 780, 980Owen Sound, Ont _185, 685, 783Oxford, Neb 88Oxford, Ohio- _474, 780, 1180Ozan Dr. Dist., Ark 474Ozona S. D., Fla 579
pacific Co., Wash 1180ageland S. D., So. Caro_ _1077
Painesville S. D., Ohio 1180Palm Beach Co., Fla_ _89,
182, 381Palmdale S. D., Cal_ - -381, 780Palo Alto, Cal 182Palo Alto S. D., Cal_ -182, 580Paradise Irr. Dist., Cal_474, 780Paris, Tenn 381Paris Public 8.0., Mo_882, 980Park Co., Mont_282, 1180, 1313Parke Co., Ind_ _ _381, 474,
682, 780, 1180,1313Parkers Prairie, Minn 474Parma S. D. Ida 381, 1180Parsons, Hans 1180Pasadena, Cal 882Pass Christian, Miss 1180Pass Robles, Cal 381Patchogue, N. Y 980Paterson, N. JPawlyk 8. D., Man 383
flak Hill, Ohio Wakland Co., Mich Oakville, Ont Oakwood, Ohio O'Brien Co., Ia Ocean City, N. J Ochoco Irr. Dist., Ore Ogden, Utah Ogden S. D., Utah Ogdensburg, N. J Ogle Co., Ill
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Pawtucket, R. I 474. 1180Paxton, Ill 381, 980Felton S..0., So. Caro 1181Pender, No. Caro 182Pend, Orville Co. S. D.,Wash 1181
Penn, Pa 282Pepperton Twp., Minn_ _ _ _ 282Peoria Co., Ill 182Perch Lake Twp., Minn_ _ _ _ 474Perry Co., Ky 1181Perry Co., Ohio 89, 182Perry S. D., Ark 1181Perry Sch. Twp., Ind 89Perrysville, Ohio 682Perry Twp. S. D., 01110_ _ _ _1313Person Co., No. Caro. 1077, 1313Perth Amboy, N. J. ..980, 1077Peterboro, Ont 885Petersburg, Va_ 282, 381, 980Pewaukee, Wis 780Philadelphia, Pa 182, 381Phillips Twp., Okla 682Pickaway Co., Ohio_ .. 182, 474Pickering Twp., Ont 1315Piedmont, Cal 282, 579Piedmont S. D., Cal 381Pierce Co., Wash 474, 1181Plerceton, Ind 580Pike Co., Mo 182Pike Twp., Ohio 282Pike Twp.S. D., Ohlo_1077, 1181Pima Co. S. D., Ariz 1077Pine Bluff S. D., Ark_1077, 1181Pine Island S. D., Minn.__ _ 882Pinellas Co. S. D., Fla_780. 1313Pioneer, Ohio 1181Pioneer Irr. Dist., Ida 980Pioneer B. D., Ohio 682Pisgah, Ia 1313Pitman, N. J 1313Pittsburgh, Pa 89, 1313Pittsfield, N H 1181, 1313Placer Co., Cal 980Plain City S. D., Ohio 580, 980Plainview, Tex 882, 1313Plant City, Fla, 89Platte Co., Wyo .174, 780Plattsburg S. D., Mo_ _980, 1181Pleasant Twp. S. D., Ohio_ 580Plympton Twp., Ont 91Pocahontas Co., Ia.. _980, 1077Pointe Coupee Parish, La
474, 580, 682, 1077Point Pleasant S. D., W. Va
89, 182, 780, 1077Polk Co., Fla_182, 381, 882,
980, 1077, 1313Polk Co., Tenn- _980, 1181, 1313Polk Co., Wis 182Ponca City, Okla 1181Pontiac, Mich 381, 882Pontiac So. D., Mich 1313Poplar Bluff, Mo 682, 882Port Angeles Wash 882Port Chester, N
Y__- _682,
882, 1077, 1181, 1313Port Huron, Mich 282Port Huron S. D., Mich
331, 474, 1181. 1313Portland, Me_89, 381. 682,
1078, 1181Portland, Ore_182, 474, 682,
980, 1181, 1313Port of Seattle, Wash 1181Portsmouth, N. II 882Portsmouth, Va_ _89, 580,
780, 1078Portsmouth S. D., Ohio
580, 682, 780, 980Posey Co., Ind-781, 882,
980, 1181, 1313Potosi, Wis 1181Pottawattamle Co., Ia 882Potter Co., Tex 182, 1181Poughkeepsie, N. Y 781Powell Co. S. D., Mont__ _ _1181Poweshiek Co., Ia 381, 474Princeton Twp. S. D.. N. J_1313Princeville, Ore 89Providence, R. I 1181Putnam Co., Ind_182, 580,
882, 1078Putnam Co., W. Va 1313
Quebec, Que 477ueen City S. D., Mo 980
Quimper S. D., Bask 91Quincy, Ohio 781, 882Quinter, Kan 682Quitman Co.. Miss 381
Racine, Wis 580, 882ainter, Ore 1181
Ramsey Co., Minn 1313Randolph Co., Ind., 474,
580, 1313Randolph Co.. W. Va 1313Rankin Co., Miss 182Rapides Dr. Dist., La 182Rapides Parish, La 1078Rapides Parish 8. D., La...980Ravaill Co., Mont__ _ _ 182, 282Ravenna, Ohio 1313Rawson S. D., Ohio, 682,
781, 980Raymond, Was:, 1313Rayne, La 182Reading, Mass 980, 1078Redcliffe, Alta., 91, 383, 1315Redfield S. D., So Dak.,
682, 882, 1078Redford, Mich 1313Red Fork S. D., Okla 1181Redwood Co., Minn 980Reed City, Mich 282, 682Refuglo Co., Tex 182, 580Relly Twp. S D., Ohio,
882, 1181Renfrew Co., Ont. 685, 783, 885Reno, Nev 580Rensselaer, N. Y 282, 580Republic, Ohio 580, 883Rhea Co., Tenn 1313Rhode Island 682, 1078Rice Lake, Wis 282, 1181Richford, Vt 1181Richland Centre, Wis. .381, 980Richland Co., Wis 580Richland Parish, La 381; 580Richland Twp. S. D., Ia _ _ _ 980Richland Twp. S. D., Ohio_ 1078Richlands Twp., No. Car_ 580
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Richmond, Cal 182Richmond, Va 1313Richmond Co., No. Cam.. _ 682Richwood S D.. W. Va _ _ 282Ridge Twp. S. D., Ohio, 781, 980Ripley Co., Ind 1078Rising Sun, Md 580Ritzville, Wash 381River Falls, Wis 883Riviera St. Pierre, Que.,
285, 583Roane Co., Tenn 980Roanoke Co. Va 182, 474Roberts S. Ei., Mont 1313Rochester, N. Y.
' 89, 182,
282, 381, 474, 580, 682,• 781, 980
Rochester Sch. l`wp., Ind.,282, 580
Rockaway, N. J 282, 683R,ockbridge Co., Va.. _474, 980Rock Co. S. D., Minn 282Rockfort, Minn 1313Rockford, Ohio 282, 883Rock Hill, So. Car 1313Rockingham Co., No. Car.,
580, 781Rock Island, Ill 683Rocky Mount, No. Car.,
781, 1181Rocky River, Ohio 474, 683Rocky River S. D., Ohio_ 183Rosedale, Miss 878Rosenburg, Ore 883Rudolph S. D., Ohio_ _580. 781Rupert, Ida 1181Rush Co., Ind., 183, 282,
683, 883, 1078, 1313Rushville Sch. City, led... 781Rusk S. D., Tex 183Ruthton, Minn 580, 883
Sabine Parish, La _883, 1313at, Co., Ia 683
Sacramento Co., Cal 183St. Bernard, Ohio 1078St. Clair Co., Mich 381St. Clair Twp., Ohio 474St. Clair Twp. S. D., Ohio,
981, 1181St. Francis Dr. Dist., Ark_ 474St. Francis Levee Dist., Ark. 381St. Francois Xavier, Man_ _1184St. Hyacinthe, Que.. _285, 477St. Jacobs, Ont 91St. James, La 282St. James Parish, La., 883, 1181St. John, Kan 183, 580St. Joseph, Mo 1181St. Joseph Co., Ind., 282,
381, 883, 1181St. Landry Parish, La 183St. Louis, Mich 981St. Louis Co., Minn., 781,
883, 1078St. Louis S. D • Mo_ _89, 183St. Lucie Co., Fla 683St. Martin Parish, La 781St. Mary's, Ohio 89St. Mary's, Ont 185St. Paul, MInn.,1078, 1181, 1313St. Petersburg, Fla_ _ _580, 883St. Petersburg S. D., Fla.,
89, 580St. Tammany Parish Dr.
Dist., La 781Sale City S. D , Ga 580Salem, Mass 781, 883Salina, Kan 683, 883Salinas Reclamation Dist.,Cal 282
Saluda Co., 1. Car 1078Saluda S. D., So. Car 1078Sampson Co., No. Car 282San Angelo, Tex., 89, 282,
381, 781San Augustine S. D., Tex 474Sand Creek Sch. Twp., Ind _118 laSandersville, Ga 580San Diego, Cal., 183, 580,
981, 1181San Diego S. D., Cal 474Sandpoint S. D., Ida_ 183, 474Sandwich, Ont 583Sandwich South Twp.. Ont.,
383, 583, 1080San Jacinto, Cal 183, 683San Juan Co., Colo.-183. 283Banta Barbara, Cal 183Santa Clara Co., Cal., 580,
683, 1313Sapulpa, Okla 1181Sapulpa S. D., Okla 781Sardinia 8. D., Ohio 283Saskatchewan, 185, 885,
982, 1315Saskatchewan S. Die., 91,
285, 477, 583, 685, 783, 1184Sault Ste. Marie, Ont 185Scarboro Twp., Ont 783Scarsdale, N.Y 1181Schoolcraft & Torch LakeS. D., Mich 183, 580
Schuylkill Co., Pa 781Scituate, Mass 683. 883SoobeY, Mont 580Scotland Neck, No. Car.,
183, 474Scott, Ohio 883Scott Co., Miss 283Scott's Bluff, Neb 283Seaford, Del 683Seal Beach, Cal., 183, 381, 1078Seaside Park, N. J....183, 781Seattle, Wash., 89, 283, 580,
683, 1181, 1313Seattle S. D., Wash 981Selkirk, Man 1184Selma, Ala 1181Seneca, Kan 981Seneca Co., N. Y 781Seneca Con. S. D., Ia 981Sequoyah Co., Okla 1181Shackieford Co., Tex_ _580, 883Shaker Heights S. D., Ohio_ 781Shakopee, Minn 183Shallow Lake, Ont 583Shamokin, Pa 1078Sharon S. D., Kan 89Sharon Twp., Ohio 683Sharpsburg S. D., Pa_ 1078, 1181Shawangunk, N.Y 1181Sheboygan, Wis 89
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Sheffield Twp. S. D.. Ohio_ 474Shelby, Ohio 883Shelby Co.. Ind 1078Shelby Co., Tex 283Shelbyville Sch. City, Ind.,
683. 883, 1182Sheridan, Wyo 580, 781Sheridan Co. S. D., Mont.,
381, 580Sherman, Tex._ _ _580. 683. 1182Sherwood, No. Dak 1313Sherwood, Ohio 683, 883Shreveport, La _ _ _89, 283, 474Sidney, Ohio 580, 1313Simcoe, Ont 982Sisterville, W. Va. 183, 381, 781Skagit Co. S. D., Wash _683,
883, 1078, 1313Skamina Co. S. D., Wash 883Skiatook, Okla _683. 781,
1078. 1313Smoaks, So Caro 381Smyrna, Oa 1182Snohomish Co., Wash 283Snow Creek Dr. Dist., No.Caro 683
Solano Co., Cal 683Solon Ind. S. D.. la 183Solon Twp., Ohio_ _ _ _1182, 1313Somervell Co., Tex 683Somerville, Mass 183Somerville, Tenn 580Somerville Co., Tex 1313Souris, Man 383, 685Southampton, N. Y. _474,
Dist., Ark 1078South Newburgh, Ohio_ _ _ _1313South Pasadena S. D., Cal_1313South San Joaquin Irr. Dist.,Cal 1313
South Union Twp., Pa 89South Vancouver, B. C.... 1184Sparks S. D., Nev_474, 683, 883Spartanburg, So. Caro 183Spartanburg Co., So. Caro
580, 1078Spartanburg S. D., So. Caro1078Spencer Co.. Ind 283, 580Spencer Sch. Twp., Ind _ _ _ .1182Spiceland Sch. Twp., Ind__ 781Spokane, Wash-377, 576,
683, 878Spokane S. D., Wash 883Spooner, Wis 580Springfield, Mass ..183. 683, 1313Springfield, Mo 183Springfield, Ohio 1313Springfield, Tenn_ 283, 683, 781Springfield Twp., N. J 883Spring Lake Twp., Mich
283, 981Stambaugh S. D., Mich.._ 883Stamford, Tex 474Stanberry, Mo 183Standing Pine Dr. Dist..
Miss 89Starke, Fla 683, 981Starke Co., Ind 474Statesboro, Ga 1078, 1313Steelton, Pa 1078Steuben Co., Ind 474, 1078Steuben Sch. Twp., Ind
981, 1313Steubenville, Ohio 1182Steubenville S.D.,Ohlo_183, 474Stevens Co., Minn 381Stevens Co. S. D., Wash.__ 883Stevens & Pend Oreille S.D., Wash 283
Stevens Point, Wis___ _781, 1078Stewart Co., Tenn _ ..781. 1314Stone Harbor, N. J 89, 781Stonewall Co., Tex 683Stratford, Ont 783. 1315Strathroy, Oft 91Struthers S. D., Ohio .683. 883Stuart S. D., Fla 580Sturgeon Bay, Wis_283. 381, 683Sudbury, Ont 783, 1184Sullivan Co., Ind 781, 1314Sullivan Twp. S. D., Ohio
474, 683Sulphur, Okla 1182Summit Co., Ohio. 183, 381, 1314Summit S. D., Cal 1078Sumter, So. Caro_283, 883, 1314Sunflower Co., Miss 1314Sunflower S. D., Miss 1078Sunnyvale, Cal... 183, 381, 981Superior, Neb 2834Superior Twp. S. D., Ia 883Sutter Co., Cal_683, 1078, 1182Swainsboro, Ga 89, 283Swampscott, Mass 981Swift Co., Minn 1182Switzerland Co., Ind_ _ _ 474, 781Sydney, N. 8 1315Sylvania, Ohio 474, 883Syracuse, N. Y__ _781. 883, 981
981, 1182Thorold, Ont 1184Tilbury West Twp., Oat_ 383 89, 182, 282
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Timmins, Ont 982Tippecanoe Co., Ind_ _883,
1078. 1314Tippecanoe Sob. Twp., Ind_1182Tiro S. D., Ohio.... ..883. 1314Todd Co., Minn 89Toledo, Ohio 381Tompkins S. D., Sask 982Tonawanda, N. Y 1314
• Toppenich, Wash_ _ _ _ 981, 1314Toronto, Ont 383, 1080Trembowla S. D., Man_ _ _ _ 383Trenton, N. S. 285, 1315Trenton, N. J._89, 381,
580Trenton, Ont 583, 1315Trenton, Tenn 1314Trenton S. D., Mo475, 1182Trenton S. D., K y_ _ 1078, 1182Trenton S. D., So. Caro_ _1314Trinidad, Cal 683, 981Trinidad, Colo 183, 1078Troy, N. Y_ _381, 475, 683, 981Troy, Ohio 1314Tucker Co., W. Va_ _ 183,
283, 580, 981, 1182Tucson S. D., Ariz 581Tulare Co., Cal.._ _ _581, 1182Tulsa, Okla 283Tulsa S. D., Okla_ _581,
883, 1078Turlock B. D., Cal 581Tuscaloosa, Ala__581, 1078Tuscarawas Co., Ohio_581,
781, 883Tuskahoma, Okla 683Twin Falls, Ida 283Tyndall, So. Dak 1182
Uinta, Utah 781kiah S. D., Cal 475
Union, N. J 89Union Co., Ind 981, 1182Union Co., M JAB 1078Union Co., Tenn 1314Union S. D , Mo 883Union S. D., N. Y-- - -89, 183Union Soh. Twp., Ind.883, 1182Union Twp., So Caro_883, 1314Union Twp. S. D., Ohio.
Vanndale S. D., Ark 981Ventnor City, N. J 1314Ventura Co., Cal ____ _ _ _1182Verdun, Quo.. _383, 583, 685Vermilion, Ohio 1182Vermilion VII. S. D., Ohio_ .1182Vero S. D., Fla 283Verona Vil. S. D., Ohio _ 475 , 781Vestal S. D., N. Y 981Victoria, Tex 475, 581Victoria Ind. S. D., Tex... 581Vigo Co., Ind _381, 475,
581, 683, 782, 1182Vineland, N. J_.-__1182, 1314Vineland S. D., N. J. 782Vinton S. D., Iowa 183Violet Twp. S. D., Ohio_ _1314Virden, Ill 981Virginia, Ill 1314Visalin, Cal 782
Wadena, Minn 883, 981Wake Forest S. D.. No.Caro. 476, 1314
Walden, Colo 476Walker Co., Tex_ _283, 883,1182Walkerville, Ont • 583Wallaceburg, Ont 91Walla Walla, Wash , 1182Walla Walla Co., Wash_ 89Wallingford, Conn 1079Wallowa Co. S D., Ore_
981, 1182Waltham, Mass 90, 283Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
684, 883Ware Co., Ga 883Warm Springs, Ore 283Warren, Ohio 581, 1079Warren City S. D., Ohio_ 981Warren Co., Ind_ _476, 684,
782, 884, 981
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Warren Co., Ill 1182Warren Co., Miss.._ _ _283,
1079, 1183Warren Co., N. Y. ..183, 381Warren Co., No.
Caro__- _ 183
Warren Co., Ohio_ _183, 476Warren Co., Pa 1314Warren S. D., Ohio 476Warrenton, No. Caro884, 1079Warrick Co., Ind_ __ _183, 476Warsaw, Ind 283, ;.382Wasco Co., Ore 283, 1183Washington 1079Washington, N. J 1079Washington & Bridgeham-ton S. D., Mich 1314
Washington & Bruce S. D.,Mich. 1079, 1314
Washington Co., Ida 382Washington Co., Okla_ 581Washington Co., Pa__782, 981Washington Co., Tenn_883,
1183Washington Co., Va 90Washington S. D., CaL 684,
782, 1079, 1314Washington Sch. Twp.,Ind.
1183, 1314Washington Twp. S. D.,Ohio 283, 981, 1314
Washoe Co., Nev 684Washtenaw Co., Mich 382Waterbury, Conn 981Waterloo, Ont 91Watertown, Mass 581Watertown, S. Dak 478Watertown Ind. S. D., SoDak. 884, 981
Watertown S. D., So. Dak.. 782Wauseon, Ohio 1183Waverly, Ia 476, 582Waverly, N. Y. 1079Waverly S. D., Ia_ _183, 582Wayne, Neb. 981Wayne Co., Miss 582, 684Wayne Co., Mo 1079Waynoka Twp., Okla_ _ _ _ 582Weatherly, Pa 884Webb City, Mo 1314Webster City S. D., Ia 684Weld Co. S. D., Colo_ 476Welland Co., Ont 285Weliwood S D., Man_ 477Welsh, La 90Wentworth Co., Ont 885West Allis, Wis 476
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West Asheville, No. Caro.476, 884, 1314
West Baton Rouge Parish,La. 1314
West Berwick, Pa____981, 1079West Burlington, Ia_ 183, 884West Jefferson, Ohio 684West Liberty S. D., Ia_183, 582West Linn S. D., Ore_ 782West Middlesex, Pa 1314West New York, N. J 183Weston, Ore 1314West Orange, N. J - 90West Palm Beach, Fla 582West Parke Ohio 1314West Point, la 1183West Warwick, R. I 283Wetumka, Okla 90Weymouth, Mass__ _ 1079, 1183What Cheer S. D., Ia.. ..1079Whatcom Co. S. D., Wash-1183Wheatland S. D., Ia.. ....283, 476Wheeler Co., Ore 1183Wheeler Co., Tex 283Whitley, Ont 91White Co. Ind__ 184, 582,
684, 981, 1078Whitley Co., Ind_ 184, 382Whitman Co. S. D., Wash.
884, 1079Wichita, Kan. 782, 1183Wichita City S. D., Kan.
476, 582Wichita Co.. Tex 1314Wichita Falls, Tex 283Wildwood, N. J 283, 476Wilkes-Barre, Pa 1080Wilkinsburg, Pa 184Willamina, Ore 476Williams Co., Ohio 1183Williamson Co., Tex 283Williamson S. D., No. Caro_582Willoughby, Ohio_ _184, 476Willow Creek S. D., CaL 283Wilmington, Del_ ..081, 1183Wilson, No. Caro 184,
476, 884Wilson Graded S. D., N. C.1080Winchester, Ind 582, 782Winchester, Ky. 90Winchester, Mass 1080Windsor, Ont 91, 383Wingham, Ont 383Winnebago, Neb 184Winnfield S. D., La 283Winnishiek Co., la 084
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Winside, Neb 184Winsor Twp. S. D., Mich.
981, 1183Winston-Salem, No. Caro.
582, 684Winthrop, Mass 184Wisconsin 90Wolf Point, Mont 981Wolseley Sask 1315WoLsey, So. Dak 1183Wolverine S. D., Man__ _ 285Woodbury, N. J 91, 184Woodbury Co., Ia.._ 184,
477, 981, 1080Wood Co., Ohio 382Wood Co., Tex 284Woodland, Wash 1314Woodville, Ohio 884Woodville S. D., Ohio.. _ _ 884Woodward, Okla 91Wonnsocket, R. 1..1080, 1314Wooster, Ohlo_284, 582, 1080Wooster S. D., Ohio_ _184,
582, 782, 1183Worcester, Mass. ____284,
382, 477, 684, 782, 981, 1314Worcester Co., Mass 981Worthington, Ohio 783Worth S. D., W. Va 981Wright Co., Minn 382,684Wyandotte Co., Kan_ _684, 982Wyoming Co., N. Y__ 184,
284, 477Wyoming Co., W. Va..... 284
yadkinville S. D., S. Caro.477, 783
ates Centre, Kan_ _477, 1183Yeadon S. D., Pa... .684, 1080Yellow Spgs. Vii., S. D.,Ohio 477, 783
Yellowstone Co. S. D.,Mont. 1314
Yorkshire, N. Y 684Yorktown, Ia 91Yorkville, N Y 1080Youngstown, Ohio__ _184,
383, 1183, 1315Yreka S. D., Cal..._685, 1080Yuba Co., Cal 383Yuba Co. Reclamation Die.,Cal 783
ZuneavIlle, Ohio 284avalla Co, Tex 582
Zeeland, Mich 1183
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