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II INDEX [VOL. 106-PART 1.

INDEXTO VOLUME 106-PART 1.

JANUARY 1 TO 11IARCF1 31 1918.

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLES.Page.A erial Navigation After the War 10A-allies and the Next Campaign 744Alsace-Lorraine, the Question of, and theSentiment of the Natives 745American Banking System as a Model forGreat Britain 421American People, Spirit of, and the Situa- •tion To-Day 533Anthracite Coal Shipments 272, 683, 1100Austria-Count Czernin on War Situation_ 319Austria, Peace Strike in 320Austria-Hungary Note Inflation CausesApprehension 5

Baltimore Trust Company 968, 996ank Clearings at Leading Cities, Monthly16, 575, 1011Bank Clearings, Monthly, Features of.. _525, 956Bank Clearings by Telegraph.. _ _ _63, 575, 1011Bank Notes-Changes in Total, Scc_64, 166, 576Bank Stock Sales_ _47, 161, 268, 368, 469,572, 681, 787, 892, 993, 1098, 1199, 1312Bankers, New Appeal to, to Serve in Na-tional War Savings Campaign 332Banking in Chicago in 1917 337Barbarian, is He to Overrun the Earth?The Spectre of Fear 427Barley, Farm Reserves of 967Book Notice-

Income Tax Procedure 1098Boston Trust Companies 968, 996Breadstuffs Receipts at Western Points_123,648, 862, 1073British-

Admiralty Bulletin of Vessels Lost__4,109, 214, 321, 420, 526, 738, 851, 957,1060, 1161, 1268Army Changes, Premier Explains Reasonsfor 738Banking Interests, Investigations of Con-solidation 740Board of Trade Returns 216, 637, 1162Cotton Control Board and Spinning ofAmerican Cotton 960Food Ministry and Meat Distribution__ _ 740Russian, Government Bond Interest Notto be Met After April 1 1269War Bond Sales_ _ _ _740, 960, 1060, 1268War Bonds in Improved Demand 321War Expenditure and Revenue_ .A, 110,

322, 421, 528, 637, 832, 1061, 1162Brooklyn Trust Companies 968, 996Building Operations in 1917 226Building Operations, Monthly, Features of..737, 1159

Canada-Buying WaraLoans Out of CurrentEarnings 746Income Taxation in 14Tariff Changes in 1171Canada's Foreign Exchange Problem_ 861Canadian-

Bank Clearings, Monthly 63, 575, 1011Bank Clearings, Wegkly_63, 166, 273,372, 473, 575, 684, 790, 894, 1011, 1100, •1203, 1314Building Operations in 1917 228Failures Statement, Monthly 633Foreign Trade 850, 1267Pacific's Special Income Tax-Some Im-portant Provisions 1278Shipping Aided With Public Money to beGovernment Owned Hereafter 329Central Park, War Trenches in 1276Cereals, Farm Reserves of 967Chicago Banking in 1917 337Chicago Corporation Bond Market in 1917_ 335Chicago Stock Exchange, Record of Pricesfor 1917 333Child Labor Laws, No Relaxation of 221Citizens and State: The Conservation ofIdeas 119Clearings and Speculation in 1917 15Coal Famine-Fuel Administrator's OrderShutting Down Industries 212, 214, 221Compensations-Making the Best of Things 328Congress and the President 534Congress, President and the War Council 325Congress, Spurring to Usefulness 860Conservation of Ideas, Citizen and State_ _ 119Corn, Farm Reserves of 967Corporate Initiative, Private, What WeAre Enjoying as the Result of 12Cotton-

Crop as Indicated by Final GinningReport 1159English Spinning Companies' Profits_ _ 633Fall River Mill Dividends 1059Ginning Report Confirms Department'sCrop Estimate 319Receipts at Southern Ports_ 124, 649,863, 1073Daylight Saving and the Spirit of Doing_ _1274utch-See also Holland.Dutch Ships Seized 1166Dynamics vs. Economics in War 536

Page.Economics vs. Dynamics in War 536L,ngland, Bank of, Sir Brien Cokayne,Governor 1163English Cotton Spinning Companies' Profits 633English Gold and Silver Markets_ _49, 371,

574, 682, 894, 1099, 1201, 1314vallures, Monthly, Features of 632, 957allures in 1917 121Fall River Mill Dividends 1059Farm Loan System, Federal, One Year of 749Farmers' League Which Would Join Pro-ducer and Consumer 645Federal Farm Loan System-George W.Norris 965Federal Farm Loan System, One Year of-Myron T. Herrick 749Finland, German Peace Treaty with 958Fire Insurance Rates, Report of Committeeon Recent Increases 1058Food Administration on Meaning of FoodControl 418Foreign Commerce of U. S. Placed underLicense 633Foreign Government Securities in 1917 57Foreign Trade, Imports and Exports,Monthly 164, 472Foreign Trade in 1917 330Foreign Trade, Monthly Features of.. 850, 1266France-Additional Credits Provided for 741Alsace-Lorraine, the Question of, and theSentiment of the Natives 745Battle in Northern 1273Large Additional Taxes to Meet War Ex-penditures 528Seventy-Six-Mile Gun Bombards Paris_ _1275French Budget Approved by Chamber ofDeputies 1163Fuel Administrator's Order, BenumbingEffects of 221Fuel Administrator's Order Shutting DownIndustries 212, 214, 221Fuel Administrator's Powers 327Fuel Order-The Compensations-Makingthe Best of Things 328Fuel Savings at the Cost of Saving Souls.. 429

German-Budget for 1918 740Budget Requirements for War LoanInterest 853Daimler Munitions Factories' "Graft"Scandal

Drive on Huge Scale in West Financial Situation Offensive in West AwaitedPeace Treaty With FinlandPost Bellum Scheme

Germany-Labor Demonstrations in 419, 425, 527Chancellor's Reply to Pres. Wilson andLloyd George 319, 856Russia Invaded Despite Brest-LitovskPeace Treaty 058Russia's Peace With 1066Russo-German Peace Negotiations 8Ukraine Concludes Separate Peace With_ 635War Credit, New, for 15,000,000,000marks 1163, 1269Germany's New Policy 963Gold Mining in Transvaal-See Transvaal.Gold and Silver Markets, English_49, 371,

574, 682, 894, 1099, 1201, 1314Gold and Silver Production and MovementIn 1917 431Government Control, Our Experiments in.... 219Government Control of Newsprint PaperSought 222Government Control of Railroads After theWar, The Danger of 223Government, Legislative Function of 1067Government "Operation" of Railroads-The Half-Way House in Politics 328Government Revenue and Expenditures....273, 577, 1314Grain, Farm Reserves of 967Great Britain-

American Banking System as a Model for 421Bonar Law Asserts War Aims not to beDrawn up at Paris Conference 420King's Speech and Entry of U. S. IntoWar 525Lloyd George's Definite Statement of WarAims 109Submarine Menace and Admiral Jellicoe_ 633Timber Supply from U. S. Looked for.. _1171

uell Gate Improvement of National Im-portance 646Holland-U. S. and Great Britain toRequisition Dutch Ships 1059Holland-U. S. Seizes All Ships 1161, 1166Hungary's Seventh Loan Subscription 216

Tce Business, New York State Goes Into 860'ideas , Conservation of-Citizens and State 119

10611160, 1267

422 1060

958 1070

Page.Imports and Exports of U. S., Monthly_ _1202Income Tax Law, Tax ability of StockDividends Under 232Insurance. See Fire, Life, War Risks, Ste.Iron Ore Shipments, Lake Superior Iron Production of U. S. in 1917 1216759Italian Fifth National War Loan 1062

Japan, Proposal to Enter Siberia, Differ-ence of Opinion on 959Japanese Progress in Education and in Trade 13Japan's Loan to France 852

T abor, The Clinch With-MisconstruingOur Attitude_ 1168Labor Demonstrations in Germany_ _419, 425Labor and Its Remuneration 964Labor Loyalty Week; Promise and Per-

formance 748Labor, Patriotism of 537Lake Superior Iron Ore Shipments 165Legislative Function of Government 1067Liberty Bonds, Hull Bill to Keep at Par 632Liberty Loan, Third, Terms and Character- •istics of 1266

Lloyd George's Definite Statement ofWar Aims 109London Bank Consolidations Still a Feature 528London Discussing Future Money Rates 852London Drive for £100,000,000 NationalBond Subscriptions 959London Financial Markets Cheerful AfterHolidays 4London Markets Quiet but Cheerful

1162London Market Stimulated by Wilson and Lloyd George Addresses 110London Security Markets Cheerful 215London Security Markets Steady........421, 528London Security Markets Strong 11216688Loyalty Test in Wisconsin

Money Stock in the Country.... 165, 272,

Motor Car as a Railway Aid 084, 1314

120Municipal Bond Sales, Monthly_ _100, 621,1051, 1256Municipal Bonds in 1917 336Municipal Bonds, the Trend in 646

Newsprint Paper, Seeking GovernmentI Control of 222New Year Opens-A Prospect 9New York-Stock Exchange Listings in 1917 230Stock Exchange Share and Bond Sales

17, 575, 1011Trust Companies 968, 996New York's 'Back Door"-Hell Gate Im-provement of National Importance 646

Oflats, Farm Reserves of 967%overman Bill 736Overman Bill Held Up in Senate 956

P , Newsprint, Seeking GovernmentA Control 222Paris Bourse Dull 5Paris, Seventy-Six Mile Gun Bombards.... _1275Patriotism-Human Service the Measure ofSacrifice 118Peace-President Wilson and the Terms of 114Labor Strikes in Germany as an Acceler-ating Element 410Russia Concludes Separate Peace withBulgaria 110Russian, and President Wilson's Address.. 641World Thinks on, and Fights in War 117Pennsylvania RR. Annual Report-Achieve-ments in a War Period 1070Philadelphia Trust Companies 068, 996President Wilson and Congress 534President's Desired Powers During War_ 524Price-Fixing, President Desires to go SlowlyWith 418Primary Nominations, DissatisfactionWith 1069h.

Prohibition in New York State-The Policyto Pursue 1068

Railroad-Administration Bill, Time of ControlAfter War Should be Shortened 736Earnings, Gross, Monthly 123, 7,

Earnings, Net, Monthly 62428 ,1871

Gross Earnings for the Calendar Year1917 861and Miscellaneous Bonds and Stocks in1917

0' 5Net earnings for Calendar Year 1917.. _5_11782Troubles, Genesis of-The Line of Sanity 751Railroads-Danger of Government Control After the

2War 23Final Accounting of the Government to 858Government "Operation" of-The Half-Way House in Politics 328


JANUARY-MARCH, 1918.] INDEX III

V .,Railroads (Concluded)

Page.

One Way to Help-Uselessness of PhysicalValuation 430

President's Anxious to Forward Govern-ment Possession of 108

Treatment of the West's Unexampled

Prosperity in 1917 334

Wage Question 524

What We Are Enjoying as the Result of

Private Initiative 12

Railway, the Motor Car as an Aid ______ 110

Retrospect of 1917 124, 1280

Rumania to Consider Peace Terms of Cen-

tral Powers 851

Russia-Bolsheviki Accept German Peace

Terms 739, 1059

Bolshevik' Withdraw from War, German

Intrigue 634, 635

Bulgaria Concludes Separate Peace With_ 110

Delegates to Brest-Litovsk Conference

Refuse to Accede to Teutonic Demands 327

German Terms at Brest-Litovsk Un-

acceptable 320

German Troops Advance in 850

Invaded by Germans Despite Peace

Treaty 958

News Highly Indefinite 421

Reval Taken by Germans 851

Peace and President Wilson's Address _ _ _ 641

Situation-The Mills of the Gods 115

Russia's Peace With Germany 1066

Russo-German Peace Negotiations 8

Sacrifice, the Measure of, in Human

Service 118

St. Louis Trust Companies 968, 996

Savings Deposits, Effect of War Upon 1158

Savings and Thrift-Buying War Stamps 644

School Tracher-A Prospective Famine

That Threatens the Citadel Itself 857

Security Values, Course of, and President's

Guarantee of Incomes 2

Page.

Shipyard Carpenters Strike Ended 848

Silver Production in 1917 431

Speculation and Clearings in 1917 15

State and City Securities in 1917 57

T imber, Great Britain Looking for, in

A United States 1171

Transvaal Gold Production_ _ _ _213, 632, 1158Trust Companies in New York and Else-

where 968

Ukraine Concludes Separate Peace With

A.1 Germany 635

United States-Bonds, Attempts to Maintain Their Value 632

Boy's Working Reserve 1169

Dutch Vessels Seized 1059, 1161

Financial Statement 164, 1201

Government Revenue and Expenditures273, 577, 1314

Government Securities in 1917 62

Steel Corporation, Unfilled Orders.. 165,683, 1099

Steel Corporation's Marvelous AnnualReport 1277

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities49, 164, 576, 1201

Treasury Currency Holdings 49, 576, 1201

Venice, Bombing of 1170

Wage Increase and Inter-State CommerceCommission 524

War Council, President Objects to BillCreating 318, 325

War Council at Versailles, Summary ofOfficial Report 526

War, Dynamics vs. Economics in 536

War in Europe-Features of Operations-Air Fighting of Almost Unexampled

Activity 1060

War in Europe (Concluded)Allies and the Next Campaign 744

Finland Makes Peace Treaty 958

German Huge Drive in West 1160

Italian Front the Scene of Activity 420

Labor Demonstrations in Germany_ _419425, 527

Military Operations on Minor Scale_ _215, 526

Offensive in West Awaited 1060

Peace Conference at Brest-Litovsk Ab-ortive 3

President's Address to Congress on War

Aims 109, 114

Russia's Peace With Germany 1066

Venice Bombed 1170

Winter Military Inaction 3

War Finance Corporation and Our Grow-

ing Volume of Debt 642

War Loans, Buying Out of Current Earn-ings 746

War Outlook and Current Events 532

War Savings Campaign, New Appeal toBankers to Serve in 332

War Savings and Thrift-Buying War

Stamps 644

War Trenches in Central Park 1276

West's Unexampled Prosperity in 1917-Treatment of the Railroads 334

Wheat, Farm Preserves of 967

Wheat, The Price of; What Shall It Be?._.. 746

Wilson-President-and Congress 534

Foreign Commerce Placed Under License_ 633

Objects to War Council 318, 325

Overman Bill 594, 736, 956

Russian Pease and the President's Ad-dress 641

Wants Unlimited Power 524

War Aims Address to Congress _109, 114, 635

War Council and Congress 318, 325

Wisconsin, Primary Elections and Loyalty

Test in 1168

CURRENT EVENTS AND DISCUSSIONS.

Page.

Page.

Agricultural Conference, Presi-dent in Message to Regards

This as Deciding Year of War;Aid to Farmers 442

Page.Army Draft Treaties Signed Be-tween United States, GreatBritain, &c 881

Army, Ordnance Base Located

Page.Box Board Manufacturers, Fuel

Administration Order Amendedin Case of 356

Boys, Appeal to by President to

P age.Bryan, William J., Blames

Editors for Reception at Tor-onto Prohibition IVIeeting_ _ _ _ 992

Building • and Allied Trades;

Agricultural Products, No Gen- at Metuchen, N. J., Soldiers Enlist in Work on Farms 1086 Plan to Organize on War

eral Price Fixing on Food Ad- Sent Astray Through Error.. 143 Bran and Shorts, Maximum Basis 28

ministration Limited to Wheat Army Ordnance Bureau Reor- Prices Fixed by Canadian Food Building Operations, New, Sec.

and Sugar 876 ganization 143, 253 Controller 247 McAdoo Further Explains

Aircraft Expositions Forbidden Army, Ordnance Dept., Waldo Brazil Acquires Gold 1287 Attitude Towards 976

by Pres. Wilson During War_ 455 H. Marshall to Assist Col. Brazil, French Government Char- Bulgaria, Circulation of Foreign

Alabama Coal Miners, Special Tripp 453 ters Ships Seized by 468 Paper Money 757

Wage Scale for 662 Army Reorganized into Five Brazil, Sec. Lansing Exposes Bulgaria and Russia, Separate

Allen 'Enemies, German, Regis-tration of to Begin Feb. 4,

Main Divisions 666Army, Sibert (Gen.) Relieved

German Plot Against 45Bread Card Introduction in

Peace Agreement Said to HaveBeen Signed by 467

Rules Governing 30 from Duty in France, Other France Withheld-Ration to Bush, Irving T., Named Chief of

Alien Enemies, Rights of, De-cided in Case of Opera Singer. 449

Changes 144Army, Stettinius Made Sur-

be Cut 20% 28Bread Prices, New 1296

Embarkation for Port of NewYork 666

Allen Property Custodian, Po-sition of With Regard to Sales

veyor-General of Purchases,Duties, &c 358, 453, 672

Bread Ration in France 551Bread Rationing Program Abroad 445

Bush, Irving T., Resigns as ChiefExecutive of War Board for

of Enemy Property 975 Army War Council, Col. Palmer Bread, Victory, Cereals ThatPort of New York 881

Allies, Increase in Interest on E. Pierce Chosen New Mem- May be Used in Making_ _443, 551 Business, U. S. Chamber of Com-

Loans to 975 ber of 32 Brewers Agree to Cut Output merce's Survey of 28

Alsace a World Question, French Aurania, Cunard Liner, Tor- 30% from April 1 to June 30....1189 Butter, Wholesale Prices for

Will Not Accept Peace on pedoed 680 British- N. Y. and Chicago, Fixed by

Pre-War Basis 43 Australian Bank, Run on 1288 Admiralty Announces New Food Administration 446

Aluminum Prices Approved by Australia's Sixth War Loan__ _ _1288 Barred Zone in Irish Chan-

President Wilson 982 Austria, Declaration of War on nel 681 California Oil Fields, Mediation

American-Bankers' Ass'n Approves

by Panama 571Austria and Germany Peace

Army, 400,000 Men Called forby Sir Auckland Geddes__ __ 262

Commission Ends Strike in.. 555Can Prices, Seventh Advance in

Work of Capital Issue Com- , Terms, Prost. Wilson's Mes- Captures and. Losses in 1917.... 161 Two Years 448

mittee 871 sage to Congress Answering__ 659 Export Embargo, Changes In.. 27 Canada-

Bankers' Ass'n, Questionnaire Austria-Hungary's on Financial Facilities After War, Advances to Farmers in On-

Addressed to Members of.Position

Peace, Count Czernin Outlines.464 Committee for Considera- tario for Purchase of Seeds_ _1297

Trust Co. Section 241 Austrian War Credit, New 1075 tion of 19 Army Draft Treaties Signed

Fisheries Dispute With Can- Austro-Hungarian Bank, First £500,000,000 New Credit VotedBetween U. S. and 881

ada Settled 1090 Report of 756 by House of Commons_973, 1075 Bond Sales, Record Year-

Intitute of Banking, AnnualBanquet Albany Chapter_1312 Babson, Roger W., Head of

First Sea Lord-Sir RosslynWemyss Succeeds Sir John

Advances to Great Britain,&c 19

Labor -Urges Russian People New Labor Division 780 R Jellicoe 46 "Bone Dry" after Dec. 31_ __ _1095

to Resist German Aggres- Baker, Sec. of War, Defense of Flax Restrictions 351 Cereals and Other Foodstuff

sion 1097 Department in Answer to German Estimate of Ship Sales Restricted by Rule.... _ 138

Owners of Property in Enemy Chamberlain Criticisms 455 Losses Through Submarine Coal Exports to Under Permit 1300

Countries Called Upon by Bakers, Proclamation Requiring Warfare 262 Corn Exports to Limited 771

State Department for In- Licensing of 549 Government Notes Conversion Day of Prayer in for Victory

formation Regarding Same. 651 Baking Rules Under New License Privilege Extended 337 in War 27

Railway Mission to Russia, Regulations 549 Haig Encourages Army 1307 Export Licenses to 768

Reported Arrest of, Stevens Bank Note Circulation, Increase Japan, Proposed Loan to 337 Fertilizer Shipments to Under

on Russian Conditions.. _ _ _ 42 in Government Bonds Held as Labor Accepts Russian Prin- License.. 137

Trade Acceptance Council, Security for 338 ciples of Self-Determination Food Controller Abolished,

Its Origin, Plan and Pur- Banks, Further Appeal to Accept for British People 264 Food Board Created 889'

pose 438 Appointment as Agent in War Labor, Conference Inter-Allied, Fruit and Vegetable Dealers

Ammonia, Appeal to Ice Mak- Savings Campaign 872 Accepts Aims outlined by Require Licenses Beginning

ers for Saving of 982 Banks, Private, Further Seizure British Workers 887 Feb. 1 138

Ammonia, Government's Large of, in Russia 18 Labor Mission Arrives in U. S. 664 Heatless Days (Three) Call

Use of 26 Banks Required to Withhold Labor's Memorandum on War for Shutting Down of Man-

Ammonia Industry, Control of Normal Income Tax on In- Aims 42 ufacturing Plants 547

by Government 352 terest on Deposits of Non- Lead Stock Taken Over by Labor Agreement with U. S__ 665

Ammonia, Licenses Required for Resident Aliens 787 Munitions Ministry 141 Liquor Importations Pro-

Importation, Manufacture,&c. 142 Barley, Supply of, for German Loan Paid Off 435 hibited 29

Anthracite Coal Regions, 'Wages Breweries Stopped 551 Messages of Encouragement to Milk Profits, Maximum, Fixed

Received by Miners in ______ 26Anthracite Output, No LetDown in During Summer.. _ _ _1192

Baruch, Bernard 1\4. Chairmanof ar Industries Board,WPowers Widened 980

the Command by President,King and Cabinet 1307

Papers' Views on President's

by Food Controller 29Municipal Financing Problemin 756

Anti-Trust Suits, Supreme Court Beans, New Export Regulations Message 151 Oleomargarine Exports to Be

Requested by Att'y-Gen. to for 770 Premium Bonds, Parliament- Licensed 1298

Postpone Action in 33 Beets, Sugar-See Sugar Beets. ary Committee Reports Oleomargarine Importation,

Appain, German Money and Belgium, U. S. Loans and Credits Against Issuance of 338 Manufacture and Sale, As-

Securities on, Turned Over to 19, 438, 538, 1177 Property in Hostile Occupa- sumed Control of 552

to Alien Property Custodian.._ 758 Belgium Will Not Discuss Peace tion, Proclamation Calling Prohibition in Dominion-All

Argentine and Chile, Mexico's Apart from Allies 989 for Returns of 128 to Be Dry 462

Reported Purchase of Wheat Berkman-See Under Court De- Railways, How Operated by Quebec Protests Against Re-

in 758 cisions 461 Government 256 strictions Against Security

Argentina Recalls Military At-taches from Berlin and Vienna. 566

Bisbee, Arizona, Deportations,Mediation Commission De-

Russian Credit Payments to beTaken Over by Government 234

Issues 128Victory Loan Allotment Plan_ 18

Argentina, Reports of Pending plores 554 Savings, Selfridge on Result of 1296 Victory Loan, Total Subscrip-

Credit to by Great Britain__ 129 'Blue Sky" Law, Illinois, Ruling 133 Steel Regulations, Extension of 554 tions to 755

Argentine Government Internal Bolo Pasha Convicted of Treason Treasury Bill Offering With- Wheat Elevators Reported

Gold Loan, J. P. Morgan & and Sentenced to be Shot 679 drawn by J. P. Morgan & Seized by 446

Co. to Receive Tenders for_,_ 435 Bolo Pasha, Trial of-German Co.. 435 Canada's Income War Tax Act.... 780

Argentina, Sec. Lansing Ex-poses German Plot Against__ 45

Diplomatic Duplicity 569Bolsheviki-See Russia.

Treasury Bill Offerings andSales by J. P. Morgan &

Canada's Trade Balance, Confer-ence at Washington With Re-

Argentina, U. S. Arrangements Bonbright & Co. on Recommen- Co....17, 129, 234, 337, 538, gard to Adjustment of....866

With to Stabilize Exchange_ 129 dations of Comptroller of the 650, 756, 865, 973, 1075, Canadian-

Argentina, Wheat Sales to Allies Currency Concerning Needs 1177, 1286 -American Fisheries Dispute

by Arranged for 136, 245 of Public Utilities 766 Treasury Notes and Gold Cir- Settled 1090

Argentine Gold Transfered to "Bone Dry" Liquor Cases De- culation 1286 Banking Hours, Contemplated

N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank.. 339 cided by U. S. Supreme Court.. 559 Turpentine Under Government Changes in Because of

Army Clothing, Labor Stand- Borrowings Unnecessary, Gov. Control 554 Shortage of Help 1287

ards in, Dissolution of Boardof Control 455

Strong of N. Y. Fed. Res.Bank Urges Curtailing 1288

War Bonds-Lottery PlanHelps Sale of 337

Banks, Condition of, 18, 436,867, 1287


iv INDEX [Vol.. 106—PART 1.Page. Page. Page. Page.Canadian—(Concluded.) Coal—(Concluded.) Corn Futures, Chicago Board of Enemy Endorsements, ForeignBeans and Shorts, Maximum Mass. Early Closing Order due Trade Retains Maximum of Branches of U. S. Corn.Prices Fixed by Food Con- to Shortage, Lifted 1088 $1 28 on 136 Houses Authorized to Accept.. 436troller 247 Mayor Hylan Signs Ordinance Corn Imports Embargo by U. S. Enemy, President's Prociama-Canadian Issues Sold Without Authorizing Seiztire of in to Facilitate Movement of tion Holding That PersonsKnowledge of Regulation N. Y. City 356 South American Wheat 980 Interned for War Period AreRequiring Government Ap- Miners in Alabama, Special Corn, Seed, Field, Export Li- Included Within Meaning ofproval Legalized by New Or- Wage Scale for 652 censes to be Refused for Until Word 651der 234 New TBunkei Rules of War Further Notice 770 Enemy Property, Position ofEmbargo Export to Scanciian- Trade Board for Ships 454 Corn Feeding Plan, New, Agreed Alien Property Custodianvia and Netherlands 247 New England Critical Situa- on in Chicago 1189 With Regard to Sales of 975Embargo on Food Exports— tion Keeps Heatless Mon- Corporate Obligations (800 mil- Enemy Rentals, U. S. FirmsFood Controller Has Wide days in Effect 662 lions) Maturing in 1918 538 Authorized to Accept 436Powers 552 New Prices Fixed for Four Cotton— Enemy Trading, War TradeFood Controller May Regulate Counties in Texas 140 Acreage, Memphis Exchange Board Alters Rule Prohibi-Sales, Profits and Prices___ 552 New Price Regulations at Cer- Favors Curtailment and In- ting 137Food Dealers Required to F-ur- tam n Illinois Mines 770 creased Food Production_ _ _ 770 England—nish Details of Purchases New Regulations Governing Egyptian Crop, British and Bank of, Sir Brien Cokayneand Sales 247 Use for Smithing Purposes_ 769 Egyptian Governments to Governor 1286es Financ 867 N.Y. City's Aldermen Author: Control 1190 Daylight Saving Plan 1300Government Asked to Fix ize Mayor to Seize in City__ 250 Exchange Closes on Heatless German Chancellor DeclaresWheat Price 771 Phila. Fed. Reserve Bank on Mondays 452 Peace With by Negotia-Lumber Seized by Government Supply of and Demand for.. 22 Exchange, New York, Noti- tion Impossible 43for Reconstruction of Hall- Price in Penn. Bituminous Dis- fled to Remove Cotton from Proclamation Forbidding Im-fax 29 tricts Advanced by Fuel Bush Terminals 772 ports of Securities or Ex-Order-in-Council Establishing Administration 770 Immediate Shipments from ports of Capital 129New Standards of Quality Priority Order Under Heatless South to Relieve New Eng- English Miners Rebuked byfor Grain Products 246 Restrictions Suspended in land Needs 553 Lloyd George for ResistingWar Trade Board to Co-oper- All but Five States 1087 Licenses for Export Suspended Military Service 1310ate With War Trade Board Reduction in price Beginning by War Trade Board 138 Equitable Life Assurance So-in U. S 667 April 1—Regulations Gov- Liverpool Trade Affected by ciety. Mutualization of Ap-Wood Pulp and Newsprint Pa-n9s

erning Distribution Regulations Governing Deal

-1087 Lack of Shipping Facilities..1086 proved New Cotton and Grain Ex- 674per Embargo Equitable Building, InsuranceCanners Advised to Hold Stocks ers Subject to License 1191 change in New York 772 Policies and Bonuses for Em-for War Purposes 1085 Ruling. Regulating Price for New Priority Orders Affecting. 553 ployees of 260Capital Expenditures, McAdoo's Mixed Bituminous and Can-

1088 Price Fixing Movement, De- Equitable Life Ass. Soc. PolicyOrder Asking Railroads to Re-

1305 nel nial of Saving in—Reduction in Paint Unpicked in Abundance

553 Holders Favor Mlaualiza-strict 865 tion of 260Capital Issues Committee, Amer- Shades and Size of Contain- Yarn Requisitioned by Swed- Excess Profit Tax.—See War.ican Bankers' Ass'n Approves ers 447 den 1190 Export Licenses Valid for 90 In-Work of 871 Situation in N. Y. City—Sug- Country Banks Reserve Funds, stead of 50 Days 768Czpital Issues Committee, Appli- gestions for Pooling of An- Frames Appeal to Congress for1080

Exports Subject to License,1289 thracite 355 Release of cations Passed on Prost. Wilson's Proclama-Situation N. Y. City Suf. 767Capital Issues Committee to con- Court Decisions— tion alder Issuance of Municipal tering f r o m Continued "Bone-Dry" Liquor Cases De-Securities of $100,000 and Scarcity 139 cided by U. S. Supreme ram Labor Problem, CountryOver instead of $250,000—In- Spanish Ships Stopping at Court 559 A- Divided into Farm Laborstructions to Applicants 870 Mexican Ports Refused__ _ _1298 Draft Law, Selective, Consti-Zone System for Distribution..1299 tutionality Upheld by U. S.

Divisions to Deal With__ 351Capital Issues Committee, Corn- Farm Loan Board. Federal, Rec-Coastwise Steamship Business— Supreme Court 145 ommends Purchase of S100,-mittees in Federal Reserve Ms- Control by Government Sug- Enemy Aliens Rights Decidedtricts to Co-operate — Cleve- 000,000 Farm Bonds by Govt.. 349land Issue Disapproved 655 gested 34

1296

in Case of Opera Singer__ 449 Farm Loan Bonds, Bill Author-Goldman and Berkman Con- izing Government to PurchaseCapital Issues Committee, In- Coffee—vestment Bankers' Ass'n In- Conservation List victions Under Selective $200,000,000 Accepted byFrench Imports of, Discon- Draft Law Upheld by U. S. Both Branches of Congress,dorses Supervision of Security

461 also Text of Issues by 978 tinned to Release Tonnage Supreme Court 236, 349Capital Issues, Committee to for Americans 446 "Open Shops" Upheld by U. S. Farm Loan Bonds, DifferencePass on 439 Green, Licensing of Imports Supreme Court 558 Between Offerings of by Jointand Distributers Designed Porto Rico is Not a Territory Stock Land Banks and Federal

Capital and Labor Representa- 659

to Prevent Outside Speen- Decides U. S. SupremeCourt

Land Banks tives to Outline Their Rela- lation 549tions 779 462 Farm Loan Bonds, Offering ofCar Shortage and Freight Con- Green, Proclamation Requir- Stock Dividends Taxability by First Joint-Stock Landgestion, Inter-State Commerce ing Licensing of All Import- Under 1913 Income Tax Law, Bank in Chicago 658ers and Distributers 549 Supreme Court ReversesComm. on Responsibility for.. 783 Farm Products, No List of Non-Green, Profits Allowed Im- Lower Court Censorship, Press, Committee onPublic Information Issues New ffrters and Jobbers Trading Credit Facilities and Other Aids 160 Essential to Be Issued by Di-

rector General of Railroads_ _ _ 458Regulations for 30 Green, Speculation in Prohib-1085 to Production, Farmers Or-

ganizations Address Govern- Farm Work for Women, Nation-

775Cereals, Use in Gin Manufacture, al, Registration Planned French Govt. Asked to Pro- ited by Food Administra- ment and Demand Improve- Farms, Boys Appealed to for

1086hibit 28

tion Lawrence Heads New Division

550 ments Cuba, U. S., Credit of $15,-

1086

Chamberlain, Baker's Defense of Farms and Markets, N. Y.350 Work on

in Food Administration to 000,000 to War Department 455 Pass on 878 Cuban Sugar Credit, $100,000,-1075 State's New Council of Chamberlain, Senator, Declares Farmers, Aid to, President'sN. Y. Coffee and Sugar Ex- 000, Amount to Be ChargedMilitary Establishment of Message to Agricultural Con-America Has Fallen. Down_ _ _ _ 358

change, Resolution Barring on 1177 ference 442Circulars Encouraging Spec- Cuban Sugar Credit, Subscrip-Chamberlain, Statement on Mill- Farmers Co-operation of inulation762

tary Establishment, President's .....‘, 771 tions to Cuban Sugar Crop, Details of

868 Farmers,

Next LibertyDetails

LoanofN itrate Sales

Reply to Coke-

352oau Dealers Under License April 1 Plans Arranged to Finance__ 760 to Charity, Money Sent Abroad for

Currency, Comptroller of, An-Limited to $800,000 a month.... 338 by Presidential Proclama-tion

Farmers' Loan Sr Trust Co. Be-Chase National Bank, New York 1191 nual Report comes a Member of N. Y.Czernin, Count.—See Austria- 436 763Maximum Prices Fixed in Cer-City Depository 544 rain Districts 769 Hungary and Hungary

Clearing House Chemicals, New Priority Orders Farmers' Loan & Trust Deposi-Prices for 1918—Fuel Admin.Affecting 553 mistrator Announces There flaylight Saving Plan in Eng- tary of Public Moneys in Lon-

1084Chicago Board of Trade Adopts don and Paris Will be No General Revision 26 Land, Other Measures to Con-Restrictions in Dealings in Farmers' Non-Partisan League toPrices to be Continued Until serve Fuel 551Oats 771 March 31 25 Daylight Saving Plan in1399

Eliminate Middleman Chicago Board of Trade Decides ' France Farmers' Organizations AddressRegulations Governing Deal-to Retain Maximum of $1 28 Government and Demand Im-ers Subject to License 1191 Daylight Savings Bill Enacted

Fu- 765 Regulations in C

in Mort-

on Corn Futures U S

proved Credit Facilities and136 Comptroller of Currency on Ne- into Law inChicago Board of Trade Restricts 1195 Other Aidsto Production, 350, 663cessity of Maintaining Ef- Deans, H. P. G. to Aid in Work. Farmers

T

December Oats._ - 25 Farmers,and Banks

Payments to by Fed-Trading in D ficiency and Credit of Public ing Out Foreign Exchange eral L Chicago, New Plan Agreed on for Utilities Chicago Trading in Corn and Oats 658 gage Loans Confectioners to Receive Larger Deity an Ally of Germany, Ac- Farmers Will Do "Level Best"tures 1189 Allowance of Sugar 137 cording to Kaiser 44 in War, Says Prest. Wilson_ __ 663Child Labor Law, Prost. Wilson Delaware Legislature Ratifies

Congress and Congressional Federal Board Chairman to PassOpposed to Relaxation of as Acts— Nat. Prohibition Amendment. 339War Time Necessity 143 Daylight Savings Bill a Law_ -1195 on Security Issues Chile, Mexico's Reported Pm'- Deposits in Money Centres, 1166

Federal Farm Loan Board—Fuel Conservation Order, Ac- Efforts to Secure State Legis-chase of Wheat in 758 tion on 250 sults of Efforts to Overcome lation Making Farm LoanChile, Ninety-Day Sight Bills on Shipbuilding Inquiry by Sen. Concentration 545 Bonds Legal Investments _ _1180New York Part Legal Tender ate Commerce Commission.. 144 Dividends, Allocation of, Change Explains Increase in Interestfor Export Duties—Dollar Ex- Smoot Bill Revising War in Rules Regarding 571 Rate to Farmers to 5;1$ - - 130change 758 Revenue Act 134 Dollar Exchange, Ninety-Day Guides Land Banks.Chile, Nitrate of Soda Purchased Soldiers and Sailors Civil Sight Bills on New York Part

W hatArea Constitutes Farm Land1080

in by U. S. for Farmers 136 Rights Bill Passed by Senate Legal Tender in Chile For Federal Farm Loan Bonds Pur-Chile, Parcel Post Convention

chased by U. S. Treasury.... _ _ 541with U. S. Terminated 462 Soldiers and Sailors Resolution Draft

Export Duties Draft Law, Selective, Constltu- 758 Federal Reserve Act Amend-

China, Loan to by Japan.. _ _ _18, 129 Extending Time for Apply- tionality Upheld by U. 8. ments Proposed by CarterChina's President Reproaches ing for War Risk Insurance.. 668 Supreme Court 11471 Glass 873

Himself for Country's Political Suffrage (Woman) Resolution Drafts, Stamp Tax on 131 Reserve Act and Amend-Troubles 786 Adopted by House 147 Dutch Shipping Put to Work, ments, Second Edition of In.Chinese Labor, San Francisco War Finance Corporation Bill Holland Angry, But Further dex—Digest 874Federal Reserve Bank Sug- Introduced 540 Trouble Not

Expected1303 Federal Reserve Bank, H. G.gests Use of 22 War Finance Corporation Bill Dutch Shins Cargoes Held in Warner Joins 239

Clocks, Railroad McAdoo Order Passes House 1183 American Ports to Be Sold Federal Reserve Banks, BranchesDirecting Setting Ahead 1340 War Finance Corporation Bill By Food Administration.. 140 of 241Clothing, Army, Dissolution of Passes Senate 978 Dutch Ships Seized by Order of Federal Reserve Banks, Six,Board of Control for Labor War Finance Corporation Bill President Standards in 455 Perfected by House Com-

1196 Made Payment to GovernmentAfter Meeting Dividends 131

Coal— mittee 1081 Vconomic and Financial Strat- Federal Reserve Board—Anthracite Distribution Ar- Connecticut, Hours of Business Assessments by 241rangement—Mines to Re- of Retailers Restricted by s' egY. Otto H. Kahn SuggestsBoard of 245 Disapproves Payment of High-tallers 1298 Proclamation 452 Economics, Committee of, on er ltate on Deposits 873Bituminous Minas Ordered to Contractors, Advances to by Purchasing Power of Money Fourth Annual Report 340Ship. 500 Cars of Coal Daily War Credits Board Approxi- in War Time 657 Gives Photostatic Copies ofto New England 140 mately $150,000,000 655 Eggs, Cold Storage, Federal Reg- Licenses Granted by -EnemyBunker Order of Dec. 13 Copper, New Priority Orders ulations Concerning Distribu- Trade Bureau Same ForceAmended980 as Originals 239

1088 Affecting 553 tion of Conditions in Boston 450 Copper Price to Continue at Egyptian Crop New, to Be Importance of Wide Distribu-Dealers Under License April 1 tion of Certfs. of Indebted-

138. 352 Controlled by British andUnder Presidential Proclam- 2334 Cents

Copper, Sulphate of, British Egyptian Governments 1190 ness 761ation 1191 Process of 1192 Eight-Hour Law, Railroad. Instructions to Dealers in For-Division of Distribution Pro- Corn Crop, Urgency of Moving Finding of Commission Inquir- oign Exchange 658posed—Four Classes 769 Pointed Out to Director-Gen- ing into Effect of466

Intention to Embargo ImportsExports During 1918 to be eral McAdoo 351 Employers Urged to Further of Russian Paper Rubles_ --1178Restricted to War Needs___ 251 Corn, Discontinuance of Janu- Distribution of War SavingsFrench Increased Output........ 251 ary Trading by Chicago Board 20 Opposed to Fed. Res. BanksEngaging in Foreign Exch.Fuel Oil Exempt from Cur- of Trade

Stamps 446 Enemy or Ally of Enemy, Pro- at This time tailing, Use of 548 Corn Exports to Canada to be tests of Paper Signed by January Output, Serious Loss Limited 771 Enemy Countries, American

759 Policy in Dealing with Accept-ances Issued under Syndi-in 548 Corn Exports to Canada to be Owners of Property in Called rate Credit Arrangements.. _1078Jobbers Profits, Elimination Permitted for Feeding and Upon for Information Re- Ru() Re--elected to AdvisoryAfter April 1 7ft9 NII.nnfaeturintz Purnoses Onlv.1297 rtsuAInct Riuna RAI Council

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JANUARY—MARCH, 1918.1 INDEX V

Federal Reserve Board—(Conci.) Page

Text of Executive Order Regu-lating Foreign Exchange _ _ 542

Urges Economy on Part ofPublic 238

Federal Reserve Law, Discus-sion of by Group II, Penn.Bankers' Association 762

Federal Reserve Matters—Acceptances—

Reserve Board Policy inDealing with as Issuedunder Syndicate CreditArrangements 1078

Warburg Approves Pro-posed Law Permitting N.Y. Savings Banks to Pur-chase 1077

Boston Bank—Curtiss, F. H., Chairman

of Board 21Dividend 21Interest on Deposits, Circu-

lar 1290Spencer Deputy Governor 436

Chicago Bank—Directors 131Detroit Branch 240, 1180Earnings for 1917 239

Cleveland Bank—Cincinnati Branch Opened- 240Pittsburgh Branch_ _ _650, 1180

Discount Rates, Reclassifica-tion of 240

Earnings and Dividends ofBanks in 1917 240

Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.Joins System—Other NewYork Institutions in System 650

Federal Capital Issues Com-mittee to be Co-operatedWith 541

Payment by of AccumulatedDividend and Distributionto Government 22

Institutions Admitted to Sys-tem 436

Now York Bank—Announcement Concerning

Collection of Coupons forForeigners 20

Argentine Gold Transferredto 339

Assistant Cashiers, New _ - 239Circular Relating to New8500,000,000 offering ofCertfs. of Indebtedness 872

Curtis, James F., DeputyGovernor 544

Earnings for 1917 239Government Funds, With-drawal Notice 438

Liberty Bond Delivery An-nouncement 650

Net Earnings for Halt-Year., 131Notice of Withdrawal ofGovernment Funds 235

McAdoo's Appeal to LibertyLoan Workers in 761

Money Committee Not Dis-solved 759

Relations With Bank ofJapan 339

Rupees, Sales Stopped by 539Sailer, L. F. Deputy Gov 346

HOhio Bank ead RequestsState Banks to Consider En-trance to Reserve Systemat Annual Meeting 132

Philadelphia Bank—Asst. Cashier, New 131Harrison (C. C.) Class C.

Director 436Passmore, E. F., Governor- 544

RRhoades esigns as Gov'or_ 436Shutdown Order, Effect in.. 544On Supply of and Demand

for Coal 22Richmond Bank—

Baltimore Branch Organizedand Open 764, 874Opened

Checks on N. Y. Banks NotImmediately Available byMembers 131

Liberty Loan Transactions_ 763Report for 1917 763Seay Calls Attnetion ofBanks of District to ItsAllotment of TreasuryCtfs. of Indebtedness__ 873

San Francisco Bank—Bankers' Pledge Support to

President 348Chinese Labor, Use Suggest-ed 22

Certificates of IndebtednessSales Director 874

Dividend 21Fishburn, J. E., Class A

Director 131Gold of Light Weight Ac-cepted by 1075

Federal Reserve Member Banks,Bill to Permit Branches inCities of 100,000 544

Federal Reserve System, Condi-tion of State and Nat. Banks,Dec. 31 1200

Federal Reserve System, N. Y.Supt. of Banks on Co-opera-tion of State Institutions With 23

Federal Reserve System, TexasBank Commissioner on WhyState Banks Should Enter_ _ _ _ 763

Fertilizer Industry, President'sProclamation Putting UnderLicense 870

Fertilizers Shipment to CanadaUnder License • 137

Financial Conditions After War... 754Financial Operations of Govern-ment, James B. Forganon_ - _ - 21

Finland, Civil War in—GermanAid for Government Party__ _ 785

Finland Signs Peace Treaties• With Russia and Germany—Germany to Crush Revolt.. _ _ _ 688

Finnish Red Guard Defeated byGovernment Troops 568

Fisheries, Canadian, .AmericanDispute Settled 1090

Fishermen, Alien Relieved:fromOperation of Literary Test__ _1090

Flax Restrictions, British 351

Page.Flour Output of Country, Food

Administration to .Purchase30% for War Needs 246

Flour, Saving to Furnish Allies75,000,000 Bushels MoreWheat 445

Flour Trade Men in N. Y. Agreeto Limit Profits , on FlourSales 25

Food Administration—Additional Commodities PlacedUnder Federal Control byPresident 245

Baking Rules Under NewLicense Regulations 549

Blackstrap Molasses Price Re-

Bran and Shorts Maximum1297strictW-

Prices Fixed in Canada_ _ _ _ 247Butter Prices (Wholesale) Fixed

for New York and Chicagoby Administrator 446

Canners Advised to HoldStocks for War Purposes- -1085

Conservation, Hoover on Ad-ditional Legislation Neces-sary to Effect 444

Conservation Measure, New,of Government, New Wheat-less and Meatless Restric-tions—Victory Bread 443

Dealers in Canada Required toFurnish Details of Pur-chases and Sales 247

Dutch Ship Cargoes Held inAmerican Ports to be Sold_ 140

Embargo on Exports of Foodto Mexico Relaxed 553

First Year-End Inventory byBureau of Markets 25

Flour Output of Country, FoodAdministration to Purchase30% of, for War Needs 246

Green Coffee Speculation Pro-hibited 550Food and Other Articles to

Haiti Forbids Exportations ofFood and Other Articles toEnemies of U 5 137

New Jersey Administrator,W S. Tyler 1086

New York Restaurant Pro-prietors Disciplined

1084Norway War Trade Board Agreement to Supply—Nor-wegian Reply 773

Seed Profiteering Charged byAdministrator 1085

Sugar Beets, Committee Ap-pointed to Investigate Costof Producing 550

Wheat Flour, Modification ofOrder Calling for Sale of,With Equal Weight of OtherCereals 550

Wheat Flour Substitutes, War-ring Against Raising Priceof 550

Wheat Restrictions, New, 1%Lbs. a Week a Person 1296

Foreign Exchange Dealers, Fed-eral Reserve Board's Instruc-tions to 658

Foreign Exchange Dealers Re-quired to Apply for Registra-tion Certificates by March 18_1080

Foreign Exchange, ExecutiveOrder Regulating Control of,by Federal Reserve Board..

- 438

Foreign Exchange, Kent (F. JOMade Director of 439

Foreign Exchange Regulationsin Chicago, H. G. P. Deans toAid in Working Out 658

Foreign Exchange, Text ofExecutive Order Regulating byFederal Reserve Board 542

Foreign Exchange Treasury De-partment's Statement Regard-ing Order Regulating Control_ 541

Foreign Obligations, Declarationof Non-Enemy Interest in., _ _ _ 759

Foreign Trade After War, IIard-ing on Banking Preparationsfor 1290

Foreign Trade of U. S. for LastFour Years 668

Foreign Trade of United StatesMade Subject to License 660

Foreign Trade, Wilson's Pro-clamation Controlling, Purposeof 768

Forgan, James B., on FinancialOperations of

Government..- _ 21

Foreign Trade, First List of Re-stricted Imports 1301

Frame's Appeal to Congress forRelease of Reserve Funds ofCountry Banks 1080

France—Ambassador Jusserand BeforeBar Association ExpressesAcknowledgment of Franceto United States 242

Bolo Pasha Convicted of Treasonand Sentenced to be Shot_ _

569, 679Bread Card Introduction With-

held—Ration to be Cut20% 28

Bread Ration in 551City of Paris Proposed NowLoan 129

Coal Output Increased in 251Daylight Saving Plan in 1195Farm Tractors (1,500) to beSent by America to IncreaseCrop Production 137

Humbert, Senator, Arrested—Received Money from BoloPasha Here 888

Increase in Public Debt SinceBeginning of War 867

Merchant Ships Requisitioning 777National War Debt—Bill In-

creasing Sinking Fund Pay-ments 435

No Industrial Tie-Ups in..-

457Paris Proposed New Schedule

of Taxes 757Sibert, Gen., Relieved fromDuty in 144

U. S. Loans and Creditsto 19, 338

Page.Freight, Carload, Embargo on

Less Than at New York 1305Freight Cars, Director-GeneralMcAdoo Names Committee toStandardize _ 672

Freight Cars, Time for EquippingWith Safety Appliances Ex-tended 783

Freight Congestion—Clearing up of 1304Efforts to Remedy Situation 255Fuel Administration's Effortsto Remedy 352

Increased Demurrage Chargesto Overcome 159

Inter-State Commerce Com-mission on Responsibility for 783

Judge Lovett Declares "Tag"System Responsible for., _ 156

Measures Adopted by McAdooto Remedy 155

Situation—Coal Conditions—in Boston—Modified De-murrage Order 450

Freight Embargo, Western, Lift-ing of 1306

Freight Rates—See Under Rail-roads.

Freight Transportation, Passen-ger Service Cut to Facilitate 159

French—Cereal Use in Gin ManufactureAsked to be Prohibited 28

Coffee Imports Discontinuedto Release Tonnage forAmericans 446

Forts Demanded by Germanyas Guaranty in 1914—Reasons for Seizure of Alsace-Lorraine _ 989

Government Bars Importationof Russian GovernmentSecurities 18

Government Charters GermanShips Seized by Brazil 468

Loan to Ukraine 234Peace Will Not be Acceptedon Pre-War Basis—Alsace aWorld Question 43

Taxes, New, To Yield QuarterBillion in Revenue 757

War Loan, Third, Oversub-scribed 17

Fuel—Administration in Explanationof Revocation of RegulationAllowing Commission toJobber 1088

Administration DistributingDivision, J. D. Morrow toHead 358

Administration's Plan for Con-servation of Fuel by Non-War Industries 451

American Rights League Pro-test Against Dr. Garfield'sOrder 355

Box Board ManufacturersPartially Exempted fromOrder 356

Coke Price Will Have No Gen-eral Revision for 1918 26

Congressional Action on Con-servation Order 250

Defense of Dr. Garfield's Ac-tion by Rep. Rainey 1089

424 Complaints of Violations_1088Freight Congestion Remedial

Efforts 352Garfield Explains Anew Rea-son for Fuel Order Suspend-ing Business 354

Government Five-Day FuelConservation Order—Sus-pension of Business on TenMondays Provided 247

Government Order DeclaredAbsolutely Necessary byPresident 249

Heatless Mondays Continued_ 546Heatless Monday Order Sus-pended 661

Hotels and the Order__ 355Lodge, Senator, In Criticism

of Administration and PriceFixing of Government 880

Monday Shut Down of Busi-ness in Compliance WithAdministration's Order_ 148

N. Y. Board of Trade &Transportation on Effect ofOrder on Wage Earners andIndustries 355

Paperboard Makers Ordered toUse No Fuel on Two Days aWeek 251

President Upholds Dr. Gar-field's Fuel Order 354

Requa Head of Oil Division 141Retail Prices Fixed by Local

Administration, Approvedby U. S. Fuel A ra-tion 452

Shut Down of Business inCompliance With Orders.. _ _ 354

Six Lightless Nights EachWeek Ordered in N. Y.State—Other ConservationMeasures 26

Soft Coal, Higher PricesAllowed at Maryland andVirginia Mines 663

Warning Against Overtime toMake up for Heatless Mon-days 451

Fuel Oil Exempt from CurtailingUse of Coal 548

Fuel Oil, New RegulationsGoverning Distribution—Fix-ing Prices 1300

Fuel Oil, Proclamation RequiringLicensing of Manufacturersand Distributers 547

Garfield, Dr., RepresentativeRainey in Defense of, Ac-tion in Instituting HeatlessDays 1089

Gary, Judge, on America's Partin War and Labor ShortageProblem 135

Gasoline, Petroleum War ServiceCommission Reports No Short-age of 141

Page.German—

Alien Enemies in U. S., Regis-tration Begins Feb. 4—Rules Governing 30, 556

Barley Supply for BreweriesStopped 551

Bank Consolidations 129Barred Zone, Further Exten-

sion of 566Born American Citizen In-

dicted for Treason Becauseof Plot to Render TorpedoesUseless 33

Chancellor Addresses theReichstag on Germany'sForeign Relations 885

Chancellor Declares PeaceWith England Impossibleby Negotiation 43

Deity an Ally, According toKaiser 44

Diplomatic Duplicity — TheTrial of Bolo Pasha 569

Drive on West Front, Stupen-dous 1306

Estimate of British Ship LossesThrough Submarine Warfare 262

Further Evidence of Intriguein South America 44

Invasion of Russia—ArmisticeRefused, Bolshevik! Prepareto Fight 884

Kahn on Duty and Opportu-nity of Americans of GermanBirth 244

Kaiser Urges Army and Navy"Forward With God"

Lloyd George See No Hope ofPeace in Present Attitudeof Leaders 675

Lloyd George's War AimsDenounced by Papers 153

German—Mark, Fall in, on Neutral Ex-changes 338

Money and Securities on Ap-pam Turned Over to AlienProperty Custodian 758

Peace Terms, Bolshevik Gov-ernment of Russia NotSatisfied With 39

Peace Terms, President's Mes-sage to Congress Answering_ 659

Peace Treaties, Entente Pre-miers Say Will Not BeRecognized 1310

Plot Against Argentina andBrazil, Sec. Lansing Exposes 45

Plotters Convicted for PlacingBombs on Ships 557

President Wilson's MessageRestating War Aims andPeace Conditions, Papers on 263

Reichsbank Head Confidencein Empire's Finances 1177

Russian Bond Holders Guar-anteed Payment UnderPeace Treaty 1288

Ships Seized by Brazil Char-tered to France 468

Socialist Leader Opposes Gov-ernment's Russian Policy 887

Southern Honduras Cuts offShipping Facilities 566

Strikes, Collapse of 565War Credit of 15.000,000,000Marks—Estimate of WarCosts 1177, 1288

War Loan,Eighth, to be IssuedMarch 28 973

Germany—Aid for Government Party in

Civil War in Finland 785Bolshevist-German Peace Par-leys 265

Chancellor's Reply to Pres.Wilson and Lloyd George 463

Czernin's Speech Alleged toHave Been Distorted 566

Economic Peace Must be Won,Says Dr. Helfferich 1310

French Forts Demanded asGuaranty in 1914—Reasonsfor Seizure of Alsace-Lor-raine 989

Grain Derived from Occupa-tion of Rumanian Territory_1298

Kaiser's Demands VictoryBefore Peace 676

Kaiser's Glittering Utterances 1307Peace Treaty Signed With

Ukrainian Republic 677Requirements for Registrationof Property Held by Amer-icans in Empire 129

Russian Rubles Issued by CzarOnly to be Accepted by .,....1178

Russia's Reported Agreementfor Delivery of Wheat toCentral Powers 47

Scheidemann Warns Military• Leaders to Make Peace 464Ship Subsidy Bill, Text of.,.,., 567Trade Relations With, to beDependent Upon Govern-ment Responsibility 244

War on Russia Renewed—Bolshevik Leaders DeclareWillingness to Sign Treatyof Peace 78

Wool Hoarding for After WarUse, Eugene Schwerdt Ar-rested in N.Y. Charged with 888

Gin, Prohibition of Use of Cerealsin Manufacture Asked ofFrench Government 28

Gold, Arrangement for Releasingto Credit of Mexico in U. S.Banks 758, 868

Gold Exports, Method of Con-trolling 241

Gold Exports Prohibited byMexico 1288

Gold, Light Weight, Accepted byFederal Reserve Bank at SanFrancisco 1075

Gold Shipments to Mexico 1075Gold Standard in Manchuria__ _ 757Goldman, Emma. Conviction of.

See Court Decisions.Gompers Advises that AmericanLabor will not Take Part inInternational Conference ofWorkers 357

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VI INDEX

Page. Page.Gompers Pledges Anew the Loy- Hyian, Mayor, Reduction inalty of American Labor 881 Taxes Sought by 462Gompers's Declination to SendRepresentatives to Inter-AlliedLabor Conference in London__ 779

Government (U. S.)—Administration's Control BillHearings 254

Bill Providing for Control ofRailroads Re-drafted 362

Bill Providing for Control Goesto President 1091

Compensation to RailroadsDuring Control Proposed byClifford Thorne 361

Control of Security Issues Pro-posed 235Deposits, Withdrawal of forPurpose of Centralization_ _1078

Financing, Banks in Ohio Val-ley to Promote 544

Railroad Executives' Confer-ence in N. Y. RegardingControl 254

Warfield on Effect of Bill Pro-viding for Railroad Control- 363

Grain Movement—Ruling of Ne-braska Railway Commission on 459Grain, Priority Shipments of—Measures to Expedite Ship-ments to Allies 772

Grain Products, Canadian Order-in-Council Establishing NewStandards of Quality for 246

Grain Supply—Limitations onUse of Malt to Conserve 1086

Grain Trading Stopped at Win-nipeg 770

Great Britain—Argentine, Credit by, ReportedPending 129

Army Draft Treaty, Signed Be-tween U. S. and 881

Asquith Endorses Wilson'sView of Czernin's Speech__ _ 676

Canada's Advances to 19Day of Prayers for Victory inWar 27Export Embargo Changes An-nounced 1302

Industrial Unrest in 556Japan to Lend $10,000,000 in. Exchange for Rupee Credits 435Lloyd George Declares Must"Go On or Go Under" 467

Lloyd George's Restatement ofWar Aims 45, 151

Lloyd George Sees No Hope ofPeace in Present Attitude ofGerman Leaders 675

Meatless Days Restrictions,New 551

No Industrial Tie-ups in 457Oilseed Control Taken Over 27L100,000,000 War Bond Cam-paign of a Week a Success,

973, 1075Reading, Earl, Appointed Brit-ish High Commissioners andSpecial Ambassador to U. S.—Spring-Rice Recalled-570, 888Reading, Earl, Arrives in U. S. 679Russian Government BondPayments to Cease—Ad-vance in Ruble Prices 1287Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,Death of 679Tin Imports, Regulations Gov-erning—Lifting of Embargo 27U. S. Loans and Credits to,

19, 438, 1075War Bill, Daily 435War Policy of Government Up-held by House of Commons.. 676Wheat Exports to, Payment ofCredit on Account of 974

Guaranty Trust Co. on Factors• that Cause High Prices 1076Guaranty Trust Sees No Dangerof Inflation Because of WarFinance Corporation Bill 977tem

Hat ti Forbids Exportation ofFood and Other Articles

fr to Enemies of U S 137Halifax, Canadian GovernmentSeizes All Lumber for Recon-struction of, Property Lossesr Put at $50,000.000 29Harding, W. P. G., Views in Bill

le Creating War Finance Corpor-ation 654

Heatless Mondays Continued 546Heatless Mondays Suspended 661Heatless Mondays Suspended inNew England, Improved

1"' Freight Conditions 766Hennig, Paul C. H., Acquittedin Treason Trial 778Hides, Foreign Raw, Formationof Italian Association for •Purchase of 142

High Prices, Guaranty Trust Co.0- on Factors that Cause_ 1076Hog Island Shipyard Contro-

versy, Investigations UnderWay 990

Holden, Hale, Resigns fromDirector-General McAdoo'sStaff 562

Holidays the WorldiOver 241Homes, Sec. McAdoo AdvisesAgainst Erection at This Time 554

Honduras, Southern, Cuts OffGerman Shipping Facilities_ 566

Hoover, 0 You 245Hoover Charges That RailroadCongestion Brought AboutCritical Food Situation 877Hudson Tubes Controlled byGovernment, McAdoo on _ _ _ _ 883

Hughes, Charles E.,

on Adjust-ments Incident to War 243

Humbert, Senator of France,Arrest of, Received MoneyFrom Bolo Pasha 888

Hungarian Ministry, New 467Hungary 327,000,000 KronenNeeded to CoveriDeficit 974

Hungary's Seventh War Loanb Subscriptions Fail to ReachRequirements 18

lEgyian, Ideals, New York City'sNew Mayor 39

'fee Makers Asked to Save Am-monia 982

Ice Supply Bill Signed by Gov.Whitman 674

Ice Supply Law, New YorkState 889

Idlers New Jersey Law Corn-pelling to Work 782

Illinois "Blue Sky Law" LawRuling 132

Imports Reduced to Free Shipsfor Transport Service 660

Imports Subject to License,President's PrOclapation 767

Income Tax—Allowance of Interest on Ad-vance Payments 1311

American and English 1311Answers to Questions Bearingon Payment of 260Banks Required to WithholdNormal Tax on Interest onDeposits of Non-ResidentAliens 787

Canada's War Tax Act 780Corporations Should Notify

Stockholders RegardingDividends 161

Deduction of CompensationPaid Employees in Armyand Navy 1097

Dividend Allocation, Changein Ruling Regarding 571

Dividends in Relation to_365,469, 571, 681, 890,993

Extent to Which LibertyBonds, Treasury Certifi-cates, &c., Are

Exempt_- _ 20

Instructions Regarding Infor-mation at Source in Collec-tion of Income Tax 1197

N. Y. State Corporation In-come Tax Law, ProposedChanges in 786

N. Y. State CorporationsHeld Not Exempt fromSchool Taxes 460

No Further Extension of Timefor Returns 1312

Proposed Changes in NewYork State's CorporationIncome Tax Law 559Questions on to Be Put toIndividuals 260

Regulations Governing I Ad-vance Payments of 366Ruling Changing Method ofComputing 15% AllowableUnder Law—Dividends of.1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916_ 993Ruling Favorable to Red Cross 890Ruling Regarding Allocationof Dividends 993School of Instruction on 161Security Depreciation, Indivi-dual Buyers of SecuritiesNot "Dealers" 261Stock Exchange Seats 1097Supreme Court Decision Re-verses Lower Court as toTaxability of Stock Divi-dends Under 1913 IncomeTax Law 160Taxability Under Law ofSalaries Provided for Un-der Smith-Lever Act 1311Those Failing to Make Re-turns to Be Treated asSlackers 1311Time for Filing Returns Ex-tended 571, 681, 1311Time for Filing Returns Ex-tension Applies to All_ ___ 890Industries, Non-Essential, WarTrade Board Resolution With-holding Assistance from 1301Inflation Possibilities, CharlesH. Sabin on Necessity of

Expansion to Meet Strain ofWar 656Inflation, Guaranty Trust Co.Sees No Danger of Becauseof War Finance CorporationBill 977Insurance Companies Restrictedto Prevent Information FromReaching Enemy, ForeignCompanies Licensed 777Insurance, Government for U. S.Crews Extended to CoverNewbarred Zone 566Insurance War Risk.—See War Risk.Interest on Deposits, Higher,Fed. Res. Board Disap-proves 873International Standards Con-ference, American DelegatesArrive in England 888Inter-State Corn. Cora.—Finan-cial Statements Required ofRailroads 155Inter-State Commerce Com-mission Grants 15% In-crease in Freight Rates_

1091, 1194Inter-State Commerce Com-mission on Responsibilityfor Car Shortage andFreight Congestion 783Investment Bankers' Ass'nFavors Appointment of Gov-ernment Committee to Passon Security Issues 338Investment Bankers' Ass'n In-dorses Supervision of SecurityIssues by Capital Issues Com-mittee 978Investment Bankers' Ass'n Sug-gestions Regarding War Fi-nance Corporation Bill 978Irish Channel, British AdmiraltyAnnounces New Barred ZoneIn 681Iron, Bar, British Prices of.... -1192Iron, New Priority Order Af-fecting 553Iron, Steel, Coke and Ore Pricesto be Continued Until Mar. 31 25Iron and Steel Price Revisions,Latest, Announced by JudgeGary 252

Page.Irving Nat. Bank and London

Provincial & SouthwesternBank, Ltd., Reciprocal Agree-ment Between 1311

Italian Association Formed forPurchase of Foreign RawHides 142

Italian Decree Prohibiting Pay-ments to Persons Abroad_ __ _ 234

Italian Exchange, Creation ofan Organization to Control _1177

Italian Exchange and Italy'sFinancial Future 866

Italian Loan Totals $680,000,-000 650Italian War Committee 46

Italy, Agricultural MobilizationIn 771

Italy, U. S. Loans and CreditsCo 19, 649

Italy's Action in Entering WarDefended by AmbassadorCount Macchi De Cellere__ _ 242

Italy's Fifth War Loan andSubscription to_ _435, 973, 1075

Japan, Bank of, Relations Es-tablished With N. Y. Fed-eral Reserve Bank 339

Japan, Great Britain's ProposedLoan to 337

Japan to Lend Great Britain$10,000,000 in Exchange forRupee Credits 435

Japan Suggests Joint Action toSave War Supplies at Vladi-vostok 888

Japanese Bonds Canceled 129Japan's Loan to China 18, 129Japan's Position in the War.—Time Not Yet Come to TakeUp Peace Negotiations 466Japan's Proposed Intervention inSiberia Halted by Oppositionof United States 988

Jews, Reflection on, in Instruc-tions to Medical AdvisoryBoards to be Eliminated 1089Jute, British Army CouncilOrder Regulating Price of_ _ _ _1190

Kahn, Otto H., Duty and Op-portunity of Americans ofGerman Birth 244

Kahn, Otto H., Economic andFinancial Strategy Board Sug-gested 245Kahn, Otto H., "Liberty Fren-zied" and the Militant Bol-shevik! 245Kaiser Demands Victory BeforePeace 676Kaiser Says Deity is an Ally ofGermany 44Kaiser Urges Army and Navy"Forward With God" 44Kaiser's Glittering Utterances_ _1307Kentucky Legislature RatifiesNat. Prohibition Amendment_ 259

La Argreement Between U. S.and Canada 665American, Urges Russian Peo-ple to Resist German Ag-gression 1097American, Will Not TakePart in International Con-ference of Workers, Gomp-

ers Advises 357Babson Heads New Division.. _ 780British, Memorandum on WarAims 42

Chinese, Uso Suggested by SanFrancisco Fed. Res. Bank.. _ 22

Disputes,Additional,Adjusted.1190Dissolution of Board of Con-trol for Standards in ArmyClothing 455Gompers Declines to SendRepresentatives to Inter-Al-lied Conference in London.._ 779Gompers Pledges Anew Ameri-can Loyalty 881Inter-Allied Conference Ac-cepts Aims Recently Out-lined by British Workera _ - 887Loyalty Week—Address ofSecretary of Labor—Ar-rival of British Labor Mis-sion 664Loyalty Week—Gompers Is-sues Call to Celebrate Lin-coln Week as 135National War Board Namedby Secretary of Labor 357Plan for Mobilizing on WarBasis 356Railway Mail Clerks Organ-ization Chartered by Amer.Federation.—Burleson's At-titude on Subject 256

Representatives of, to OutlineRelations With Capital_ __ _ 770Shortage Problem and Ameri-ca's Part in War, JudgeGary on 135Survey Covering War Con-ditions in New York State 452Unionism Rampant—StrikesCommon Throughout theCountry 253Unrest in West, Findings ofInquiry by President's Me-diation Commission 665La Follette, Wisconsin Legisla-

ture Censures—Loyalty Issuein Coming Election 1090Lamb and Mutton, TemporaryLifting of Restrictions on inWest—Saving EffectedThrough Meatless Days 879Lamont, Thomas W., on WarFinance Corporation B111.765, 979Lane, Franklin D., Would De-velop Mines and Reduce Min-eral Imports to Meet ShipDemand 981

Latin-American Diplomats Cele-brate Washington's Birthdayat Paris 992

Liberty Bonds and Loans—Advertising Campaign, Big,Planned 761

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Page.Liberty Bonds and Loans—(Concl.)Amounts to be Raised by Fed.Res. Districts in Third LoanCampaign 1294

Bankers' Views on Third LoanOffering 1294

Bill Penalizing False ReportsRegarding 348

Boston Fed. Res. Bank to AidNext Loan by Subscribingfor Treasury Certificates__ - 348

Buttons for Subscribers toThird Loan 1294

Coupon Bonds (3,205,571) ofSecond Loan Delivered byFed. Res. Bank of N. Y.__ A295

Denominations of Bonds inThird Loan 1182

Distribution Committee inN. Y. Campaign Ready_ _ _ ..1293

Expectations Regarding ThirdIssue 1181

Extent to Which Exempt fromIncome and War ExcessProfits Tax 20

Farmers' Co-operation in NextLoan 762

Federal Income and ProfitsTax, Laws, Application to 349

Fifth Block of Treasury Cer-tificates Offering in Antici-pation of Third Loan 1292

$500,000,000 Treasury Certi-ficates in Anticipation ofNew Liberty Loan Sub-scribed—Higher Rate - onFurther Certificate Issues_ _ 761% Short Time ObligationFavored as Next Offering byC. E. Mitchell 541

Gleaners' Convention Author-izes Subscription of $40,000to Next Loan 347Honor Flags and Rolls forThird Campaign 1083Liberty Gift Acceptable toGovernment 1083Loan Transactions of Rich-mond Federal Reserve Bank 763Losses Suffered through ElmerDwiggins to be Made Good.. 540Maryland Bondmon's Assn.to Further Sales 235McAdoo Appeals to Workers inN. Y. Federal Res. District_ 761McAdoo Opposed to Accept-ance in Payment for Mer-chandise 20McAdoo Tour in Behalf ofThird Loan 1181McAdoo Urges Co-operationof Liberty Loan and WarSavings Workers 1294McAdoo Warns PurchasersAgainst Exchanging forWorthless Securities 347Nat. Banks Permitted to Lendon Notes Secured by LibertyBonds and U.S. Certificates.. 1182New $500,000,000 Issue ofTreasury Certificates of In-debtedness in Furtheranceof New Loan 539N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank'sAnnouncement ConcerningDelivery of Bonds 650N. Y. Fed. Res. Bank IssuesParticipationCertificatesAc-count of First Loan Called in 976Next Loan to be Known asThird Liberty Loan 20Noteworthy Features of ThirdLoan 1293Publicity Committee 761Railroads Asked to ReportLiberty Bond Purchasesand Sales 1304Reserve City Bankers Asso-ciation Postpones Conven-tion on Account of ThirdCampaign 976Second Loan, Final Instal-ment on, Paid in at FederalReserve Banks 235Speakers and Tours, Addition-al, for Third Loan 1181Subscriptions to by Banksunder Supervision of N. Y.Banking Department 22Subscriptions to Fourth Blockof Treasury Certificates inAnticipation of Third Loan-1292Third Campaign to open Apr.6 976Third Loan Speaking Cam-paigns 1083Third Loan to be $3,000,000,-000 at % 1292Treasury Certificates of In-debtedness at 4A % Issuedin Furtherance of LibertyLoan Oversubscribed 975Treasury Certificates of In-debtedness, New $500,000-000 Issue in Furtherance ofThird Loan 871, 1081Trenches in Central Park(N. Y.) to Further ThirdLoan Campaign 1182Lightless Nights, Six, Order in

N Y. State Rescinded 874Lightless Nights, Six, OrderedThroughout N. Y. State 26Liquor, Canada Prohibits Im-portation of 29Lithuanians Declare Indepen-dence of Russia 679Liverpool Cotton Trade Affectedby Lack of Shipping Facilities..

Lloyd George Appeals for Rein-forcements from United States 1309Lloyd George Declares GreatBritain Must "Go On or GoUnder" 467

Lloyd George, German Papers'Denunciation of War Aims_ _ _ 153 •

Lloyd George in Letter to LaborConference Answers PeacePlans of Central Powers 42

Lloyd George Sees No Hope of' Peace in Present Attitude ofGerman Leaders 675Lloyd George's Restatement ofGreat Britain's War Aims_45, 151

Loans to Allies, Inc. in Interest 975

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Page.Lodge, Senator, in Criticism of

Fuel Administration and PriceFixing of Government 880

London Provincial & Southwest-ern Bank, Ltd., and IrvingNat. Bank, Reciprocal Agree-ment Between 1311

Longworth, Rep., Criticizes Au-tocratic Powers Coveted byAdministration War FinanceCorporation 1188

Lovett, R. S., Chief of New Di-vision to Supervise RailroadImprovements 985

Lumber, Canadian GovernmentSeizes All Lumber for Recon-struction of Halifax—PropertyLosses Put at $50,000,000 29

Lynch, James K., Urges Pur-chase of Treasury Certificatesof Indebtedness 975

Magazines Not Affected byAwl. Monday Closing Order.. _ _ _ 547Mall Clerks, Railway, Organiza-

tion Chartered by Am. Fed.of Labor 256

Mail Delays Charged by P. 0.Dept. to Railroad Conges-tion 257, 258

Mail, Parcel Post ConventionBetween U. S. and Chile Ter-minated 462

Mail, Parcel Post, Inter-StateCom. Comm. Refuses Increasein Weight 258

Malt, Limitations on Use of toConserve Grain Supply 1086

Manchuria, Gold Standard in.. 757Manila Rope Agreement Ratifiedby Federal Trade Commission 1100

Maryland Bondmen's Associa-tion to Further Liberty BondSales 235

Maryland "Bone-Dry" Bill De-feated by Assembly—FederalAmendment Ratified _____ _ _ _1095

Maryland Legislature RatifiesNat. Prohibition Amendment.. 674

Massachusetts Early ClosingOrder, Due to Coal Shortage,Lifted 1088

MassachusettsLegislature,LowerBranch, Ratifies National Pro-hibition Amendment 1304

Material Purchases by Govern-ment, Comm. to Pass on Pricesfor Basic Raw 1187

McAdoo, Secretary, and DirectorGeneral of Railroads—

Co-operation of Liberty Loanand War Savings WorkersUrged 1294

Home Erection at this TimeAdvised Against 554

Measures Adopted to RemedyFreight Congestion 155

Opposed to Acceptance of Lib-erty Bonds in Payment ofMerchandise 20

Order for Pooling of RailroadsRetirement of Railroad WarBoard 35

Public Buildings Work OrderedeaiCurtailed by 141Railroad Men Appealed to toKeep Trains Moving 159

Saving by Civilian PopulationUrged at Loan Conference.._ 21

Trainmen's Demands Referredto Committee 156

Urgency of Moving Corn CropPointed Out to 351

War Finance Corporation BillStatement 540

McFadden, Rep., on Dangers inBill Creating War FinanceCorporation 1186

McFadden, Rep., Sees Inflationin Bill Creating War FinanceCorporation 654

Meat, No Increase in Prices Be--cause of Temporary Scarcity 447

Meat Packers, Differences withUnion Employees to be Ad-justed by Arbitrator 447

Meat Restrictions Relaxed 979Meatless Day Restrictions, New,

in Great Britain 551Meatless Days, Saving EffectedThrough 879

Meatless Restrictions, New, inUnited States 443

Mechanics & Metals Nat. BankUrges Gradual Conversion ofNon-Essentials 787

Mexican Bank of Republic, New,$30,000,000 Currency to beIssued by 1177

Mexican Export Duties for March 1288Mexico, Arrangements for Re-

leasing Gold to Credit of inU. S. Banks 758, 868, 1075

Mexico, Gold Exports Prohibitedby 1288

Mexico, Relaxation of Embargoon Food Exports to 553

Mexico's Reported Purchase ofWheat in Chile and Argentina.. 758

Michigan Fuel Order of Jan. 25Revoked 1088

Military Establishment of Amer-ica Has Fallen Down, SenatorChamberlain Declares 358

MilitaryEstablishmentHasFallenDown—President's Reply toSenator Chamberlain 359

Milk, Canadian Food ControllerFixes Maximum Profit for Dis-tributors 29

Milk, Federal Commission AllowsIncrease in Prices for January.. 24

Milk, March Price Fixed byCommission 876

Milk, Reduction by Federal Com-mission in February Prices for_ 446

Miners in Anthracite Coal Re-gions, Wages Received by— 26

Mines, Development of to MeetShip Demand, Suggestion ofFranklin D. Lane 981

Minnesota War Savings Com-mittee, R. P. Sherer, Vico-Director 131

Page.Mississippi Legislature RatifiesNat. Prohibition Amendment_ 147

Mississippi Senate Defeats EqualSuffrage 1195

Money Market—Difficulty inObtaining Time Loans 1177

Money Order Restrictions Af-fecting Norway, Sweden, Den-mark, the Netherlands andSwitzerland 650

Money Orders, International,Postmaster-General's Warningto Prevent Reaching EnemySubjects 650

Money, Purchasing Power of inWar Time, Committee ofEconomics on 657

Moratorium, Paraguayan, Expi-ration of 339

Moratorium Proposed Again inN. Y. Legislature 259, 460

Munitions Districts, Division ofCountry into Ten by WarDepartment 1089

Mutton and Lamb, TemporaryLifting of Restrictions in West—Saving Effected ThroughMeatless Days 879

Mational Bank Act, New BillsII Amending—One for a Guar-

antee of Bank Deposits 764National Bank Charters Appliedfor and Granted in 1917 and1916 338, 1080

National Bank Deposits on Dec.31 in Some Respects theHighest on Record 764

National Banks, Capital In-creases, &c., in January 545

National Banks, Changes in Re-turns Under Call of Nov. 20.... 132

National Banks, DecreasingLosses of Depositors in 23

National Banks, Details Relatingto Deposits Carried by Rail-roads Called for Under Callof Dec. 31 132

National Banks to Lend on NotesSecured by Liberty Bonds andU. S. Certificates, Senate BillPermitting 1182

National Banks, Loans by, toDealers in Commodities Re-quiring Licenses 235

National Banks Resources Nov.20 Surpassed All PreviousRecords 132

National City Bank of New YorkNot Guaranteeing RussianDeposits 757

National Defense Council, Sav-ing to Country on GovernmentPurchases Made Through.. _ 775

National Defense AdvisoryCouncil, Willard ElectedChairman of 980

Naval Council, Inter-Allied, Cre-ation of—Agreement Con-cluded at Inter-Allied WarConferences_ 563

Navy Department Requires Con-tractors to Provide Means forSafeguarding Plants AgainstEnemy Sympathizers 143

Nebraska, Commission to In-vestigate Cost of ProducingSugar Beets in 1190

Nebraska Railway CommissionRuling on Grain Movement 459

Netherland Indian GovernmentIntelligence and ProduceSample Room Opened in NewYork 555

Netherlands and Scandinavia,Canadian Embargo on Exports 247

New England's Cotton Needs,Immediate Shipments fromSouth to Relieve 553

New England's Critical CoalSituation Keeps Heatless Mon-days in Effect There 662

New Jersey Law CompellingIdlers to Work 782

New Jersey Food Administrator,W S. Tyler 1086

Newspapers, Draft Board Rulesthat Publication of, is neces-sary to Prosecution of War_ _ _1192

New York—Bush Named Chief of Em-

barkation for Port of 666Bush Resigns as Chief Officer

of War Board 881Chase National Bank Made a

Depositary by the City_ _ 544City's Aldermen AuthorizeMayor to Seize Coal 250

City's New Mayor — JudgeHylan's Ideals 39

City's Public Markets Com-mission, Appointments to_ _1190

Civic League in City AsksSuspension of Sale of TaxLiens for Period of War_ _ _ _ 558

Clearing House, AmendmentLimiting Interest Rate onDeposits Adopted 1179

Clearing House, Amendmentto Rules of 347

Clearing House — Plan forPreliminary Clearings In-augurated 545

Clearing House Postpones Ac-tion on Amendment to LimitInterest Rate on Deposit—Reserve Board's Advice toReserve Banks as to HigherRates 1076

Clearing House, ProposedAmendment Designed toLimit Interest Rate onDeposits 974

Corporation Income Tax Law,Proposed Changes in.. _ _559, 786

Daily Newspapers IncreasePrice from One to Two Cents 441

Flourishing Condition of NowYork Banking Institutions—Annual Report of Super-intendent 22

Flour Trade Men in New YorkAgree to Limit Profits onFlour Sales 25

Page.New York—(Canctuded.)Ice Supply Law of State 889Large Increases in Depositsand Resources of SavingsBank 23

Legislature Fails to RatifyNat. Prohibition Amend-ment — New ProhibitionMeasure Agreed Upon_ _.._1194

Liberty Bonds Clearing Per-mitted by Stock ExchangeAmendment 1294

Military Expenses, State 259Moratorium Again Proposedin Legislature 259, 460

Netherland Indian Govern-ment Intelligence and Pro-duce Sample Room Openedin City 555

Prohibition, Temporary, forthe State 557

Restaurant Proprietors Discip-lined by Food Administra-tion 1084

Savings Banks, ProposedAmendments Affecting_

- _1080

State Aid is Proposed forSoldiers' Dependents_, -557. 668

State's New Council of Farmsand Markets 1086

Stock Exchange, Listing ofNew Capital Issues on, Con-ditional Upon Approval byCapital Issues Committee- _ 541

Stock Exchange Rescinds Mon-day Closing Order 662

Port War Board, E. N. HurleyChairman 252

Report of First War LaborSurvey Covering Condi-tions in State.452

Retailers Profits, LgislatureProposes to Tax 889

State Bank and Trust Com-pany Growth in 24

Stock Exchange to Close onNine Mondays 351

Stock Exchange GovernorsTake Steps to Simplify StockTransactions 130

Stock Exchange Resolution toStop Spread of False Rumors 871

Subscription to Liberty LoanBonds of Banks UnderSupervision of Banking De-partment 22

Superintendent of Banks onCo-Operation of State In-stitutions with Federal Sys-tem 23

Tax Rate on Real Estate inCity, Proposed to Limit.. _ _ _ 674

Tax Reduction in City Soughtby Mayor nylan 462

Tax Reform Association andBill to Limit Rates on CityReal Estate 1094

Whitman's Messages — WarActivities, State's Revenues,drc 258

Whitman Pledges Support ofState Administration toPresident Wilson 674

Women of City to Vote atSpecial Elections 462

Women Show Little Interest inSpring Elections 1195

Nitrate Board, Formation of, byAllies 352

Nitrate Sales to Farmers, De-tails of 352

Nitrate Soda Purchased in Chileby U. S. for Farmers 136

Non-Essentials, Mechanics &Metals Nat. Bank UrgesGradual Conversion of 787

North Dakota Legislature Rati-fies Nat'l Prohibition Amend-ment 462

Norton, J. Reese, on SomePossibilities of a PermanentInternational Political Organi-zation 151

Norway War Trade's BoardAgreement to Supply Foodto—Norwegian Reply 773

O Chicago Agrees on New%.0 Plan for Trading in Futures1189Oats, Chicago Board of TradeAdopts Restrictions in Deal-ings in 771

Oats, Chicago Board of TradeFixes Price at 93 Cents,Action at Winnipeg, OtherDevelopments 875

Oats, Chicago Board of TradeRestricts Trading in DecemberOats to Maximum of 5 CentsOver May Delivery 25

Oats, Committee to InvestigateTrading in Future on Winni-peg Exchange 446

Ohio Valley Banks to PromoteGovernment Financing 544

Oil Division of Fuel Administra-tion, Mark L. Requia Headof 141

Oil Fields, California, Media-tion Commission Ends StrikeIn 555

Oilseed Control Taken Over byGreat Britain 27

Oleomargarine, Canada AssumesControl of Importation, Man-ufacture and Sale of 552

"Open Shops," Supreme CourtUpholds 558

Opera Singer, Rights of Enemy.Aliens Decided in Case of__ 449

Ore Prices to be Continued Un-til March 31 25

Overman Bill Authorizing Presi-dent to Co-ordinate and Con-solidate Government AgenciesReported to Senate 1192

Overman Bill, Nat. Chamberof Commerce Favors 1193

paint Shades and Size of Con-tainers, Reduction in, Sav-

ing in Coal 447Panama Declares War on Aus-

tria 571

Page.Pan-American Financial Con-

ference, International HighCommission Carrying OutSuggestions of 758

Paper, Announcement of Coun-cil of Nat. Defense Concern-ing Conservation of 1190

Paper Board Makers to Use NoFuel on Two Days a Week byFuel Administrator Garfield'sOrder 251

Paraguay Resumes Payment ofInterest on External Debt 974

Paraguayan Moratorium Ex-pires 338

Parcel Post Convention BetweenU. S. and Chile Terminated.... 462

Parcel Post Increase in WeightRefused by Int.-State Corn.Cora 258

Paris Municipality ProposedNew Tax Schedule for 757

Paris Stock Exchange to Con- .duct Business in Cellar Dur-Air Raids 1289

Paris Washington's BirthdayCelebrated at by Latin-Amer-ican Diplomats 992

Passenger Service in Penn. RR.Curtailed, Results of 459

Peace—Belgium Will Not DiscussApart from Allies 989Bolshevist-German Parleys— 285Bolshevik Government of Rus-

sia Not Satisfied With Ger-man Terms 39

Bulgaria and Russia Said toHave Signed Separate PeaceAgreement 467

Economic Germany, MustWin, Says Dr. Helfferich_ _1310

Finland Signs Treaties WithRussia and Germany, Ger-many to Crush Revolt_ __ _ 988

German and Austrian Terms,President's Message to Con-gress Answering 659

German Chancellor Declares -Impossible With Englandby Negotiation 43

German Treaties Will Not beRecognized Say EntentePremiers 1310

Kaiser Demand Victory for.. 676Lloyd George Sees No Hopeof Peace in Present Attitudeof German Leaders 675

Lloyd George in Letter toLabor Conference AnswersPlans of Central Powers

Rumania Signs PreliminaryTreaty

Russia Signs Treaty WithGermany, Councils Calledto Ratify, Petrograd Evac-uated

Russo-German Treaty, FullText of

Penn. RR. Passenger ServiceCurtailment, Results of

Persia, Russia Releases fromAnglo-Russian Agreement.... _ _

Peru, Issue of Gold CertificatesGuaranteed by Deposits in U.S. Delayed by 1288

Petroleum War Service Com-mittee Reports No Shortageof Gasoline, Urges No Relax-ation of Production of FuelOil 141

Philadelphia Banks Agree toTake Their Quota of Certifi-cates of Indebtedness 1180

Phila. Bourse Asks Repeal ofRailroad Physical ValuationLaw 1305

Phila. Stock Exch. Calls for Ap-proval by Capital Issues,Cora. of New Listings 1289

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Re-moval of Minimum Prices onBonds 1180

Platinum Commandeered byU. S. Government 880, 982

Platinum, Order Commandeer-ing Not Applicable to Manu-factured Articles 1192

Pierce, Col. Palmer E., ChosenNew Member of Army WarCouncil 32

Political Organization, inter-national, J. Pease Norton onSome Possibilities of a Per-manent 151

Population, Civilian Urged to 'Save by Sec. McAdoo 21

Porto Rico Is Not a TerritoryU. S. Supreme Court Do-cides 462

Post Office Department ChargesDelay in Mails to RailroadCongestion 257, 258

Post Parcel .—See Parcel.Potatoes, Greater Use of to BeUrged by Food Administra-tion 137

Poultry, Frozen, Federal Regu-lations Concerning Distribu-tion of 980

Prayer for Victory in War, Dayof in Great Britain andCanada 27

Press Censorship, New Regula-tion of Corn. of Public Infor-mation 30

Prohibition Amendment, National—Delaware Ratifies 1095, 1195Federal Constitution, Correc-

tion 147Kentucky Ratifies 259Maryland Ratifies 674Massachusetts Legislature,Lower Branch, Ratifies_ _ _ _1304

Mississippi Ratifies 147New York Legislature Failsto Ratify, New MeasureAgreed Upon 1194North Dakota Ratifies 462Rhode Island Senate Defeats_1094South Dakota Senate Ratifies.1195Texas Ratifies 1095, 1195Texas State-Wide 1195Virginia Ratifies 259

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Page. Page. Page.Prohibition "Bone Dry"— Railroads—(Concluded.) Russia—(Concluded.)Canada to Be 462, 1095 McAdoo's Staff, Organization Lithuanians Declare Inde-Maryland Assembly Defeats-1095 of 561 pendence of 679Prohibition, Temporary, for New Industry Tracks In- Money Shortage in 1178New York State 557 structions 1304 Odessa Retaken from GermansPublic Building Work Ordered No List of Non-Essential —Other Developments_ _ _ _1309Curtailed by Sec. McAdoo.._- 141 Farm Products to be Issued Paper Rubles, Federal ReservePublic Utilities, Bonbright & Co. by Director-General 458 Board's Intention to Em-on Recommendations of Offices McAdoo Circular Re- bargo Imports of 1178Comptroller of the Currency garding the Question of Payment of Interest on Gov-Concerning Needs of 766 Expenses of 1194 ernment Credit 128Public Utilities, Corn. of Cur- Physical Valuation Law Re- Peace Agreement Said to Haverency on Necessity for Main- peal Asked for by Phila. Been Signed with Bulgaria_ 467taming Efficiency and Credit Bourse 1305 Peace Declared but no Treatyof 765 President's Message Suggests Signed—Armies Disbanded_ 678Public Utilities, President and Guarantees for Mainten- Peace Treaty Signed by Coun-Sec. McAdoo See Need of ance of During War 33 cils Called to Ratify—Rate Increases for 883 Provisions of Re-Drafted Bill Petrograd Evacuated 987Providing for Federal Con- Persia Released from Anglo-la ailroad— trol 458 Russian Agreement 568JACongestion Blamed on Prior- Readjustment of Reconsign- Private Bank Seizures in 18ity Orders at Senate Hearing 37 ment Charges by Railrods_ 157 Reported Agreement for Del-Congestion Charged With Required to Drop Legislative ivery of Wheat by, toBringing About Critical Agents and Observe Regu- Central Powers 47Food Situation 877 lations Regarding Passes__ 458 Rubles Sell at 9),6 Cents atControl Bill Administration's South Appealed to Feed Auction 757Congressional Deliberations Itself and Thus Relieve Rumania Signs Peace Treaty 1096on 459, 669,782 Strain on 351 Rumanian Gold Seized by_435, 539Control Bill, Administrations, Thorne's Proposal for Corn- Still No Peace in 1309Senate and House Commit- pensation During Govern- U. S. Loans and Credits to 19tee's Revision of 560 ment Control 361 Week's Developments in_567, 1096Control Bill Signed by Prest. Traffic Investigation Corn- Withdrawal of Funds from.Wilson 1193 mittee Named by Director- Forbidden 757Demands Before Wage Co.- General 562 Russian—mission 459 Trainmen Allege That Rail- American Labor Urges PeopleEight Hour Law, Findings of road Inefficiency Is Due to to Resist German Aggres-Commission Inquiring Into a Desire to Discredit Gov- sion _ 1097Effect of 459 ernment Control 670 Church and State Separation_ 568Executive Conference in N. Trainmen's Demands Referred Coupons, Payment of byY. Regarding Government to Committee by Director- French Government 539Control, Hearings on Ad- General McAdoo 156 Debts, Protest Against De-ministration Bill 254 Vanderlip Declares Break- crees Nullifying and Confis-Freight Cars. Committee down of Transportation eating Private Bank Hold-Named to Standardize 672 Due to Unfair Treatment ings 756Improvements Supervision, It. of 157 Government Loan, Internal,S. Lowett, Chief 985 Wage Commission, Appoint- Interest on Being Paid 650Mall Clerics Organization ment of 365 Peace Negotiations and otherChartered by American Warfield on Effect of Bill Pro- Developments 367Federation of Labor, Post- viding for Federal Control__ 363 Policy of Germany, Socialistmaster-General Burleson's Western, in Condition to Han- Leader Opposes 857Attitude on Subject 256 die Any Increase in Busi- Rubles Issued by Czar OnlyPasses, Dir.-Gen. McAdoo ness in 1918 38 to be Accepted by Germany 1178Calls for Reports Regard- Reading Earl.—See Great Securities, -Banks Abroad Acting 885 Britain to Protect Holders of 1075Post Office Department Real Estate Tax Reform in New Situation, Developments in 466Charges Mail Delay to Con- York City.—See New York. War Expenditures 1178gestion 257 Red Cross— Wilson's Message to CongressRelations of Administration American, to Raise Another of Soviets—Gompers, too,and Employees, McAdoo on 882 $100,000,000 in Week Be- and Cardinal Gibbons 1095System, Division a Into Three ginning May 6 982, 1084 Russo-German Peace Treaty,Operating Sections 365 Bolshevik, Accusation Against Full Text of 988Tangle, Shont's Proposal for Embassy and Denied byUnraveling 673 Amoassador Francis 267Working, Information Rela- Christmas Campaign for 10,-tive to Called for by Mr. 000,000 New Members, Re-McAdoo. Agreement With suit of 148Labor Union 1092 Expenditures of War CouncilRailroads— to Jan. 9 786Aids of Dir.-Gen. McAdoo Income Tax Ruling FavorableDrop Railroad Connections, to 890New Committees of Ad- Mission in Europe, Graysonministration 1093 M. P. Murphy Resigns asBill Providing for Compen- Head 148sation During Federal Con- Surety Bond of $500,000 Ob-trol 34 tamed for Treasurers 148Bill Providing for Federal Retailers—Control Redrafted 362 New York Legislature Pro-Capital Expenditures, Mc- poses to Fix Profits to__ __ 889Adoo Order Asking Rail- Rhode Island Senate Defeatsroads to Restrict 1305 National Prohibition Amend-Cash Account Subject to Con- ment 1094trol of Railroad Administra- Rockefeller Foundation, John D.tion 1305 Rockefeller's Gift of $5,500.-Clocks Set Ahead Under 000 to 148McAdoo Order 1304 Rumania Signs Peace TreatyComptroller Williams' Argu- With Russia 1096ment for Higher Rates___ 983 Rumania Signs PreliminaryControl Bill, Discussion of Peace Treaty 988by Railway Executives Ad- Rumanian Gold, Russia's Seisurevisory Committee 1092 of 435, 539Cut in Passenger Service to Rural Credit Banks, Personal,Facilitate Freight Transpor- Proposed in Bill Issued intation 159 House 1180Deposit Balances of Railroads Rural Credit Bonds, SouthAsked for by Int.-State Dakota Issues More 976Corn. Corn. Report on.. ___ 561 Russia—Details of Deposits Carried Arrest, Reported, of Americanby in Nat. Banks Called Railway Mission to Russiafor as of Dec. 31 132 — John F. Stevens onEastern Roads 15% Increase Russian Conditions 42in Commodity Rail-and Bolshevik Envoys Appointed_ 42Water Rates Sought by__ 160 Bolshevik-German Peace Par-Embargo on Less Than Car- leys 265load, Freight at New York _1305 Bolshevik Government Re-Federal Control Bill Goes to ported Refusal to PermitPresident 1091 Payment to Foreign Em-Federal Control, Text of Bill ba.s,sies 539Providing Compensation Bolshevik Government ofDuring 154 Russia not Satisfied with15% Measure in Freight German Peace Terms 39Rates Granted by Int.-State Bolsheviki Decree Taking OverCorn. Corn 10J1, 1194 Russian Banks and Cora-Finance and Purchases Divi- mandeering Gold 974sions Plan Approved by British Government to TakeDir.-Gen, McAdoo 984 Over Payment of RussianFinancial Statements Re- Credits 234quired by Inter.-State Corn. 155 Debt to Allies 974Freight Congestion. — See Debt Repudiation Intention ofFreight Congestion, Bolshevik Government Re-Government Control of, Bill ported 130Agreed to in Conference___ 984 Decree Nullifying Debts 435Government Control of, Sen- Deposits, Nat. City Bank ofate and House Pass Bill New York Not Guaranteeing 757Providing for 882 Drafting of Decree NullifyingGovernment Control, Text of Debts 235Bill Providing 985 Finnish Red Guard Defeated*Hearings on Administration by Government Troops_ _ _ _ 568Bill Providing for Compen- France Bars Importation ofsation to Railroads During Government Securities_ _ _ _ 18Federal Control.-- _157, 360 Francis's Statement DenyingIncreases of Salaries or Crea- B o 1 s h e v i k Accusationtion of New Offices Barred Against Embassy and Redby Dir.-Gen. McAdoo_ _ _ _ 883 Cross 267Increase in Trains, Continen- Germany Renews War on—tai Rates 562 Bolshevik Leaders DeclareIncrease of 15% Granted by Willingness to Sign TreatyInter-State Corn. Com_ _ _ _1091 of Peace 783Liberty Bond Purchases and German Invasion of—Armis-Sales Report Asked 1304 tice Refused, BolshevikiMcAdoo's Appeal to Railroad Prepare to Fight 884Men to Keep Trains Moving 158 Gold Seizure in 435McAdoo's Order for Pooling "Liberty Frenzied" and theof Retirement of Railroads' "Militant Bolsheviki," OttoWar Board 35 H Kahn on 245

Sabin, 0 H., on Necessity ofExpansion to Meet Strain ofWar—Inflation Possibilities 656

Salt, Country's Supply Abundant 447Saving, Secretary McAdoo atLoan Conference on Urgencyof, by Civilian Population- -- 21Savings Bank, New York, Pro-posed Amendments Affecting_1080Scandinavia, Canadian Embargoon Export to 247School Children's War GardenCampaign to Meet Needs ofHome Consumption 1086Schwab, Charles 1%1., Commenton His Views that WorkersWill Rule 779Security Issues, Chairman ofFederal Reserve Board toPass on 339Security Issues, Investment Ban-kers' Assn. Favor Govt. Com-mission to Pass on 338Seeds, Profiteering in, Chargedby Food Administrator 1085Seeds, Secretary of AgricultureHouston Asks for $6,000,000to Buy and Sell 136Serbia, U. S. Loans and Creditsto 19, 234

Shipbuilding, Coast - to - CoastDrive to "Recruit" Army of250,000 Men Suitable for 453

Shipbuilding, Control of, to beDecentralized 666Shipbuilding Situation, Govern-ment, Inquiry Into by SenateCommerce Commission 144Ship Control Committee, JointControl of American and AlliedTonnage 666

Ship Demand, Lane WouldDevelop Mines and ReduceMineral Imports to Meet _ _ _ _ 981

Shipping Losses During the War—Statement by Sir EricGeddes 1302

Shipyard (Hog Island) Con-troversy—Investigations Un-der Way 990

Shipyard Strikes Ended by Ap-peal from President 775

Shoe Recommendations of Coun-cil of National Defense 879Shont's Proposal for Unravel-ing Railroad Tangle 673

Sibert, Gen., Relieved from Dutyin France—Other Changes inArmy Departments 144Silver Dollars, Latest Develop-ment in, Plan to Melt 1179

Silver Dollars, Proposed Meltingof 150,000,000 and Issuance ofReserve Bank Notes_ 338

Snow Storm Sweeps West -MiddleWest and Southern States_ _ 260

Soap Manufacture Restricted inSweden 1190

Socialist, On to Washington, NewSlogan, Says Hillquit 261

Socialists', Morris Hillquit De-clares President's War AimsAccord with, Platform 261

Soldiers' Dependents in NewYork State, Aid for 557, 668

Soldiers and Sailors Civil RightsBill Passed by U. S. Senateand Signed by President_557, 1083

Soldiers and Sailors, ResolutionExtending Time Within WhichMay Apply for War RiskInsurance 668

Page.

Soldiers, Treasury Catching upin Payments in Arrears to.. - 672

South America, Further Evidenceof German Intrigue in, Re-vealed by Sec. Lansing 44

South Appealed to by McAdooto Feed Itself and Thus RelieveStrain in Railroads 351

South Dakota Issues More RuralCredit Bonds 976

South Dakota Senate RatifiesNational Prohibition Amend-ment 1195

Spanish Liners in U. S. Ports,Reports Concerning Detentionof—Exchange Rates on Spain.. 569

Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,Death of 679

Stamp Tax on Promissory Notes,Methods of Evading Paymentof—Bill to Repeal Tax 759

Standards Conference, Inter-national, American DelegatesArrive in England 888

State Banks, Assignment of U. S.Registered Bonds Before Offi-cers of, Permitted 20

State Banks and Trust Com-panies, Growthof, in New York 24

State Institutions Admitted toFederal Reserve System inFebruary 1291

Steel Industries Asked to IndicateTransportation Needs 160

Steel Interests Confer with Viewto Deciding Upon Price Re-commendations to Govern-ment 880

Steel and Iron Price Revisions,Latest, Announced by JudgeGary 252

Steel, New Priority Order Affect-ing 553

Steel Prices to be Continued_25, 1298Steel Regulations, British, Ex-

tension of 554Stettinus, Edward R., MadeSurveyor-General of ArmyPurchases, &c 358, 672

Stillman, James, Death of 1198Strikes, Recent, Involving WarIndustry, Settled 777

Suffrage Resolution, National,Adopted by House of Repre-sentatives 147Sugar Beets, Commission Ap-pointed to Investigate Cost ofProducing 550Sugar Beets, Commission to In-vestigate Cost of Producing,in Nebraska 1190Sugar, Confectioners to ReceiveLarger Allowance 137Sugar Credit, Cuban—See Cuban.

Sugar Crop, Cuban, Details ofPlan Arranged to Finance_ _ 760Sugar Price Fixing and FoodAdministration 876

Sugar Rebates, Benefit of, ShouldGo to Consumer 1190Sugar, Use of, in Cider ForbiddenExcept at Registered Distill-eries 1297

Sweden Requisitions Cotton Yarn—Restricts Soap Manufacture 1190

SWISS Government Pays OffNotes 866

Swiss Sample Fair 468

Tax Liens, Civic League in N.Y.City Asks Suspension ofSale for Period of

War_- 558Tax Rate, Limited, in Real

Estate in N. Y. City Proposed 674Tax Reform Association, NewYork. See New York,

Taxes, Reduction of Sought byMayor Hylan 462Texas Bank Commissioner onWhy State Banks ShouldEnter Reserve System 763Texas, Drought Stricken Areasof, Sec. of Treas. Will AidBanks in with Govt. Deposits.. 650Texas Legislature Ratifies Na-tional Prohibition Amend-ment 1095, 1195Texas, New Coal Prices Fixedfor Four Counties 140Texas, State Wide Prohibition for 1195Texas, Woman Suffrage Favoredby Legislature 1195Thorne's, Clifford, Proposal forCompensation to RailroadsDuring Government Control.._ 361Tin, British, United States UsingLess 766Tin Plate (Additional) for Can-ners Released 447Tin, Regulation Governing Im-ports of—Lifting of Embargoby Great Britain 27Tin and Terne Plate, Restric-tions on Imports of 981Traffic Investigation CommitteeNamed by Director-GeneralMcAdoo 562Trainmen Allege that RailroadInefficiency is Due to a Desireto Discredit Govt. Control...-. 670Trainmen's Demand Referred toCommittee by Director-Gen-eral McAdoo 156Trainmen, Proposed Wage Boardto Settle Wage Disputes of 38Trans-Continental Rates, In-crease in 562Transportation Director, GeorgeR. Loyal! 253Transport Service, Imports Re-duced to Free Ships for 660

Treason German-Born AmericanIndicted for Treason Becauseof Plot to Render TorpedoesUseless 33

Trust Companies' Annual DinnerCanceled 339

Trust Companies, Growth of inNew York In 1917 24Turpentine Under Control ofBritish Government 554Tuscania, U. S. Transport, Sunk 680Twine, Binder, Control a Out-put by Government 142


JANUARY-MARCH, 1918.] INDEX IX

Twine, Binder, Scale of PricePage.sAnnounced by Federal Food

4 Administration 879

Ukraine, French Loan to 234krainian Republic Signs Peace

Treaty with Germany 677Uruguayan Monetary System.Law Modifying — IncreasedIssue of Notes Authorized.. 758

United States—Argentina, Arrangements withto Stabilize Exchange 129

Army Draft Treaties Signedwith Great Britain andCanada 881

Bond Values, Bill Designed toStabilize 762

Chamber of Commerce's Sur-vey of Business 28

Credits and Loans to—Belgium 19, 538, 1177Cuba 1075France 19, 538Great Britain 19, 438, 1075Italy 19, 649Russia 19Serbia 19, 234

Daylight Savings Bill Enacted 1195Dutch Ships Seized 1196Financial Conditions after War 754Government Control of Se-

curity Issues Proposed 235Govt. Departments Coun-

seled to Eliminate Red Tape 135Govt. Requirements Not soHeavy as Expected 1183

Labor Agreement with Canada 665Registered Bonds, Assignmentof Before Officers of StateBanks Permitted 20

Steel Corporation, ForeignHoldings of Shares of 462

Treasury Certificates of In-debtedness—

Bankers and Business MenUrge Investment in 130

Federal Reserve Bank's Cir-cular Anent New Offering of 1082Federal Reserve Board 011Importance of Wide Dis-

tirbution 761Issued in Anticipation ofTaxes—No Interest RateIncrease Contemplated,

872. 076, 1082Lynch Urges Purchases of 975New $500,000,000 Issue in

Furtherance of Third Lib-erty Loan_-76, 871, 872,

975, 1081New Issue of Heavily Over-

subscribed_235, 347, 438, 650Offering Still Open 20Philadelphia Banks Agree

to Take their Quota__ _1180Subscriptions About $940,-000,000 235

Treasury Purchase of FederalFarm Loan Bonds 541

Utilities. See Public Utilities.

Vanderlip Declares Break-down of Transportation

Due to Unfair Treatment ofRailroads 157

Vanderlip Goes to California 651Vessels Sunk by Submarines orMines—Aurania 680Tuscania 680

Victory Bread 443, 351Victory in War, Day of Prayerfor in Great Britain and Can-ada '27

Virgin Island Residents AcquireU. S. Citizenship 461

Virginia Legislature Ratifies Na-tional Prohibition Amend-ment 259

Set-TV

Board Proposed to Set-tle Wage Disputes of

Trainmen 38Wage Payment Legislation in theUnited States 556

Wages Received by Miners inAnthracite Coal

Regions_- -_ 26

War, Adjustments Incident to.Charles E. Hughes on 243

War Aims—Banker's View of President

Wilson's Statement of War.Aims 150

British Labor's Manifesto En-dorsing President Wilson'sWar Aims 150

Congressmen's on President'sMessage 150

German Papers on Presidents'Message 263

President's Restatement ofand Peace Conditions 148

GENERAL.Page.

American Foeign Banking .Cor-poration-- 893,_ ___•,_ - 1098, 1199

American Institute of Banking,Educational Program 572

American Institute of Banking,War Rally Dinner 572

Atlantic National 572

Bankers' Club, Chicago 161anks, Changes in Boards of .Directors, &c 161

Bennett Will if., Oregon StateSuperintendent of Banks 995

Bloodgood, Hildredth K., Deathof 788

Bond Men's Club (Chicago) - 789Bondmens' Club (St. Louis) - - _ - 682Brooklyn Bank Changes 162Brown, John lines, Death of.. - _ - 268Brown Bros. & Co 47Brown Shipley & Co 47

Carroll, Charles Gordon 272assatt & Co., Philadelphia_ - - 48

Page.War Aims—(Concluded.)Views of British Papers on

President's Message What President Wilson'sPeace Terms Require

War Board, Port of New York,Irving T Bush Resigns asChief Officer

Warburg Approves ProposedLaw Permitting N. Y. Sav-ings Banks to Purchase Accep-tances 1077

War Contracts, SuggestionsConcerning Government Fi-nancing of Industries Falling.

War Council, Supreme (Ver-sailles) Sees No Hope ofPeace

War Credits Board Advancesto Contractors Approximately$150,000,000

War Credits Board, Robert R.Forgan to Assist

War Department Criticized forCensoring Casualty Lists _....1090

War Department.—Sec. Baker'sDefense of in Answer to Sen.Chamberlain's Ciriticisms 455

War in Europe, Shipping LossesDuring, Geddes Statement_ _1302

War in Europe—U. S. Prepara-tion for and Participation in,

Aircraft Expositions For-bidden by President Dur-ing War

Alien Enemies, Property, &c.—See Alien.

Army, Clothing, Draft, Ord-nance, &c.—See Army.

Army War Council, Col. Pal-mer E. Pierce New Mem-ber of

Daylight Saving Bill Enact-ed 1195

Dutch Ships Seized 1196Enemy Trading, &c—SeeEnemy.

Farmers Will Do "LevelBest"

Food Concervation, &e.—SeeFood Administration.

Fuel Conservation, &c.—SeeFuel.

Grain Priority ShipmentMeasure to Expedite Sup-plies for Allies

House (Col.) Returns fromInter-Allied War Confer-ence and Reports Results.

Judge Gary on America'sPart in and Labor ShortageProblem 135

Labor Features of.—See Labor.Liberty Bond Matters.—See

Liberty.Lloyd George Appeal for Rein-forcements 1309

National War Labor BoardNamed by Sec. of LaborWilson 357

Plans for Mobilizing Laboron War Basis 356

Railroad Matters.—See Rail-roads.

Red Cross Activities.—SeeRed Cross.

Treasury Certificates.—SeeUnited States.

War Risk Insurance.—SeeWar Risk.

War Excess Profits Tax—Allowance of Interest on Ad-vance Payments. 1311

Determination of InvestedCapital of Corporations andPartnerships 571

Exceptional Cases of Hard-ship—Relief Under Section210 787

Extent to Which LibertyBonds, Treasury Certifi-cates, &c., are Exemptedfrom 20

Regulations Governing Ad-vance Payments of 366

Suggestions for Simplification_366Time for Filing Returns Ex-Extended 571, 681

When Consolidated Returnsare to be Made for Pur-poses of 1197

Warfield, S. D., on Effect of BillProviding for Federal Railroad

Control 363War Finance Corporation—

Bill in Congress 540, 651, 765Bill, Guaranty Trust Co. Seesno Danger of InflationBecause of 977

Bill, House Committee's Re-port on 1187

Bill. House Passes 1183

151

150

881

349

563

655

132

455

32

663

772

564

Page.War Finance Corporation—(Conc.)

Bill, Investment Bankers'Assn. Suggestions Regard-ing 978

Bill, Lamont on 765, 979Bill, McFadden on Dangersof 868, 1186

Bill Perfected by House Com-mittee 1081

Bill, Senate Passes 869, 978Bill, Text of 1184Bill Would Permit Dealing inGovernment Bonds 541

Local Bankers' Views Regard-ing 445

Longworth Criticism of 1188Make Advances to Enterprises

Essential to Prosecution ofWar, Bill Creating 439

McFadden Sees Inflation inBill Creating 654

Views of Gov. Harding on BillCreating 654

War, Financial Conditions After 754War Industries Board, BaruchChairman with Widened Pow-erS 980

War Industries Board, WillardResigns as Chairman 253

War Industry, Settlement of Re-cent Strikes Involving 777

War Garden Campaign, SchoolChildren's to Meet Needs ofHome Consumption 1086

War Revenue Bill—Smoot BillRevising 134

War Risk Insurance, More than$12,0010,000,000 on Soldiers'and Sailors' Insurance Writtenby United States 1084

War Risk Insurance, ResolutionExtending Time Within WhichSoldiers and Sailors MayApply for 668

War Savings Campaign of Al-bany Chapter of AmericanInstitute of Banking 1082

War Savings Campaign, FurtherAppeal to Banks to AcceptAppointment as Agent in 872

War Savings Campaign, 18,000Banking Institutions AcceptAppointments in 1081

War Savings Certificates, Alter-native Plan Offered Agents ofSecond Class for ObtainingSupplies 348

War Savings Certificates, N. Y.Banks and in Sale of 130

War Savings Committee, Van-derlip Resumes Duties as Headof 1294

War Savings Societies, Pamphleton How to Organize 544

War Savings Stamp Agencies(185,000) Established 348

War Savings Stamps, EmployersUrged to Further Distributionof 20

War Savings Stamps Sales Ex-ceed $50,000,0J0 651

War Savings and Thrift StampsSales, $100,000.000 1182

War Trade Board Alters RuleProhibiting Enemy Trading 137

War Trade Board's Instructionsto Collectors of Customs toAccept Shippers' ExportDeclarations in Certain Cases—Export Licenses to Canada.. 768

War Trade Board's ResolutionWithholding Assistance fromNon-Essential Industries 1301

War Trade Board's RulingsConcerning Coupons forForeign Account Rescinded 759

War, We are in it to Win it, Sec-retary of State Lansing in Mes-sage from Washington De-clares 242

Washington's Birthday Cele-brate.d at Paris by Latin-American Diplomats 992

Waterway Transportation, Ap-pointment of Committee on 672

Western Freight Embargo Lifted1306Wheat—

Argentine Arrangements forSale to Allies 136, 245

Bill Increases Minimum Priceof Wheat to $2 50 a Bushel

Favorably Reported—Wheat-less Weeks Predicted 770

Bills Proposing Increase inMinimum Price Fixed for1918 Wheat Crop 664

Canada's Reported Seizure ofin, Elevators 446

Canadian Government Askedto Fix Price 771

Export to Great Britain, Pay-ment of Credit on Accountof 974

BANKING AND FINANCIAL NEWS.GENERAL--(Continued).

Page.Chase, Henry Sabin, Death of _1200Continental Guaranty Corp _ _ _ _1199

Davis, Charles L., Death of.. 789reyfuss, Ludwig, Death of _ _ 994

Eagle Savings & Loan Co 572

vlero, Raymond II 469irst Security Co 162

Fox, Joseph, Death of 1199

Gifford, Moses N., Death of_ 369uaranty Securities Corp 1109

Gwathmey & Co 368

Harper, John Bell, Death of.. _.. 788Lazard, Roland G. Death of 470

Holidays on the Exchanges 1312Hopper, Harry S., Death 48

Investment Opportunities, Ex-ceptional 1200

GENERAL—(Continued).Page.

Kerr & Co. Suspend 161

Leach, A. B & Co 1200, 1312

ANaryland State Bankers' Assn_ 789IvicQuillen, John H. (Phila.). _ _ 893Morgan Grenfell & Co 47, 368Morris llan, Growth of 573Muller, Schell & Co 47Myers, Joseph L 369

Mational City Co 162, 681ilational Discount Co. (London) 682New York State Banking Dept__ 681Now York State Safe Deposit

Association 369New York Stock Exchange ..161, 368

PPlume, Major-Gen. Joseph Wil-liams, liams, Death of 369

Page.Wheat—(Concluded).

Flour, Modification of OrderCalling for Sale of EqualWeight of Other CerealsWith.. 550

Flour Saving to Furnish Ad-ditional 75,000,0013 Bushelsto Allies 445

Flour Substitutes, Warningagainst Raising of Priceof 550

Food Administration Limitedin Price Fixing to Wheat andSugar 876

Greater Saving of, Asked byU. S. Food Administration_ 979

Mexico's Reported Purchase ofin Chile and Argentina 758

Price for 1918 Fixed at $2 20by President 874

Proposal to Increase MinimumPrice to $2 50 1189

Russia's Reputed Agreementfor Delivery of, to CentralPowers 47

U. S. Embargoes Corn Importsto Facilitate Movement ofSouth American Crop 980

Wheatless Restrictions, New...... _ 443Whitman's (Gov.) Messages—War Activities of New "YorkState, State's Revenues, &c 258

William, Comptroller of Cur-rency, Annual Report 436

Wilson, President—Bill Authorizing President to

Co-ordinate and Consoli-date Government Agencies_ 545

Food Commodities, Additi-onal, Placed Under FederalControl 245

Foreign Trade Control Pro-clamation 768

Fuel Order Declared Ab-solutely Necessary—OtherAction 249

Garfield's Fuel Order Upheld_ 354German and Austrian PeaceTerms Answered in Messageto Congress 659

Imports and Exports Subjectto License, President's Pro-clamation 767

Message Suggesting Guar-antees for Maintenance ofRailroads During the War 33

Persons Interned for War Periodare Included Within Mean-ing of Word "Enemy" 651

Reply to Sen. Chamberlain'sRetriction on Military Es-tablishment 359

San Francisco Federal ReserveDistrict Bankers PledgeSupport to 348

Soldiers' and Sailors' CivilRights Bill Signed 1083

War Arms and Peace Condi-tions.—See War Aims.

Will Set Tight—Message toGov. Cox of Ohio 442

Winnipeg Grain Trading Stoppedat 770

Wire Rope, Galvanized or Not,Licensed Required for Ship-ment of 141

Wisconsin Legislature CensuresLa Follette—Loyalty Issue inComing Election 1090

Wool, Concern in U. S. OverPossible Shortage 773

Wool, Government Decides toExercise Options 888

Wool, Schwerdt Arrested ChargedWith Hoarding, for After WarUse in Germany 888

Woman Suffrage Defeated inMississippi 1195

Woman Suffrage Favored byTexas Legislature 1195

Woman Suffrage Resolution,National, Adopted by House_ 147

Women, National Registration offor Farm Work Planned 775

Women, New York, Show LittleInterest in Spring Election_ _1195

Women, Number in U. S., inIndustrial War Work 453

Women to Vote at Special Elec-tions in New York City 462

Wool, New Priority Order Affect-ing 553

Wool, New Regulations Govern-ing 138

Workers Will Rule, Comment onCharles M. Schwab's ViewThat 779

.7ero Weather in New York andNew England — RecordsBroken 39

Zinc Prices Approved by Presi-dent Wilson 663

GENERAL—(Concluded),Page.

Plympton, Gilbert Metier, Deathof 162

Dandolph Tom, Death of 163imeighley, Henry Whitehouse,Death of 469

Schafer, Samuel M., Death of 162mith, Edward Bunton, Deathof 163

Tirade Acceptances, CampaignA for Further Use of 681

Iran Antwerp, W. C., Sells SeatV In Stock Exchange 1312Van Cortiandt, Robert B.,Death of 788

vVarren Lieut.-Col. CharlesElliot 788

Wood, Gundy & Co 994


' X INDEX [Vol,. 106-PART 1.BANKS.

Page.American (Lima, 0.) 1313merican of Commerce (Scran-ton) 995American Exchange Nat.. __161, 1312American Mercantile of Brazil(Para) 892American Nat. (Little Rock) 272American Nat. (Newport, Ky.)- 893American Nat. (San Francisco). 472American Nat. (Wausau, Wis.)_ 574American State (Kansas City,Mo.) 893Anglo & London Paris Nat. (SanFrancisco) 272Army (Camp Funston, Kan.) 271Atlantic Nat. 162, 994, 1312

Baltimore (Md.) Nat 270ankers Trust & Savings (Min-neapolis) 48Battery Park Nat 162

Boylston Nat. (Boston) 270British North America (Mont-real) 1313Broad Street (Phila.) 788Bronx Borough 893

California (San Francisco) 471apital & Counties, Ltd. (Lon-don) 1313Carbondale (Pa.) Miners & Me-chanics Savings 163Central Nat. (Columbus)___ _48, 270Central Nat. (Marietta, 0.)___.. 893Central Nat.( Phila.) 48, 470Century Trust & Say. (Chicago) .1313Chase National 47, 162Chatham & Phenix National__ 994Chemical National 993, 1098Citizens National 47Citizens Nat. (Los Angeles)_574, 789Citizens Nat. (Louisville) 163City (Syracuse) 270City (Wheeling) 1200

City, National_ _ _ _47, 161, 572, 1199City, National (Chicago) 370City, National (Cleveland) 1098City National (Golversville) 469City, National (Memphis) 371Coal & Iron National 269Colorado National (Denver) 370Columbia 47, 269, 994Commerce (Cleveland) 471Commerce, National_ _47, 269,572, 893, 994Commerce (Cleveland) 471

1Commerce, Nat. Columbus) 270Commerce, Nat. Houston) _ _ 471Commerce, Nat. Louisville) _ _ _ 789Commerce, Nat. St. Louis).370, 893Commercial Exchange 162, 892Commercial Nat. (Washington,D.C.) 1313Commercial of Scotland, Ltd.(Edinburgh) 164Commonwealth 469Connecticut Say. (New Haven). 270Continental & Commercial Nat.(Chicago) 271, 682Corn Exchange 572Corn Exchange Nat. (Chicago). 370Corn Exchange Nat. (Phila.) 270Cosmopolitan State (Chicago)._ 682Cuba 269

Denver (Colo.) National 370iamond Nat. (Pittsb.)_ _ _270, 682Dominion (Canada) 1099Drovers & Mechanics (Balt.) 163righth National (Philadelphia) 163K‘nterprise (Charleston) 788Essex Co. Nat. (Newark) _ _..l62, 573Exchange Nat. (Tulsa, Okla.)

572, 574

Farmers Nat. (Rome, N. Y.) 269armors Nat. (Topeka) 370Farmers & Mechanics Nat.(Phila.) 1313Farmers & Merchants Nat.(Bait.) 270, 470, 682Fidelity State (Chicago) 682First Merchants Nat. (Lafay-ette, Ind.) 995First National 162First Nat. (Boston) 270First Nat. (Bradford, Pa.)___ _ _1313First Nat. (Chicago). __48, 163. 271First Nat. (Cleveland) 893

IFirst Nat. Gouverneur, N .Y .)_ 572First Nat. Memphis) 370First Nat. Milwaukee) 370First Nat. New Haven) 270

BANKS-(Cantinued).Page.First Nat. Newport, N. H.)_ _ _ 470First Nat. Oakland) 574First Nat. Okmulgee) 893First Nat. Pell City, Ala.) 272First Nat. Phila.)_48, 369, 470, 1313

First Nat. Portland, Ore.) 472First Nat. San Diego) 789First Nat. San Francisco) 471First Nat. Uniontown, Pa.)_ _ _1200First & Old Detroit Nat. (Det.)_ 270First Savings (Oakland) 574First-Second Nat. (Pittsburgh). 369First & Security Nat. (Minne-apolis) 370First Trust & Savings (Chicago) 48First Trust & Savings (Cleve.). 163First & Yale Nat. (New Hav.).47, 270Fort Dearborn Trust & Savings

(Chicago) 271Fourth & First Nat. (Nashville) _ 371Fourth Nat. (Columbus, Ga.).... 371Fourth Nat. (Dayton) 1200Fourth Nat. (Macon) 1098Franklin Nat. (Phila.) 682French American Savings (SanFrancisco) 995

Genesee Valley Nat. (Geneseo). 994erman (Chicago) 370, 682German (Louisville) 789German American 572, 994German American (Buffalo) 893German-American (Lima, 00...1313German-American (Minneapolls)1200German-American (St. Louis). 1098German-American Nat. (LittleRock) 272German Exchange.._ _162, 269, 892German Nat. (Covington, Ky.). 893German Nat. (Marietta, O.) 893German Nat. (Newport, Ky.) 893German Nat. (Wausau, Wis.).. 574German Savings Inst. (St. Louis)

1098, 1313Germania 469

HWaisted Street State (Chicago). 370A Amilton Nat. (Denver) 370Hanover Nat 892Harriman Nat 1199Hibernia Savings (Portland,Ore.) 472Highland Park State (Detroit)_ 162Highlands State (Chicago) 1313Holyoke (Mass.) Nat 48Huron Banking Co.(Norwalk,0.).1313I llinois State (Chicago) 370Ilinois Trust & Savings (Chic.).. 370Irving Nat 47, 162, 269, 469Italy (San Francisco) 272Kaspar State (Chicago) 271

L T iberty (Buffalo) 893iberty (St. Louis) 1313Liberty Nat. Covington)_ 893Liberty Nat. Roanoke, Va.)_ _ _1313Liberty Nat. Waco) 574Liberty State (Minneapolls) 905Lincoln Nat 788Lincoln Nat. (Minneapolls)_ _ _ _1200Live Stock Nat. (South Omaha)_ 370RiTahoning Nat. (Youngstown) 893Manhattan Co 268, 574Manufacturers Nat. (Camaridge,Mass.) 994Manufacturers & Traders Nat.(Buffalo) 369

Marine Nat. (Buffalo) 269Market Exchange (Columbus) _ 470Market & Fulton Nat 574, 993Market Street Nat. (Phila.) _ __ - 270Market Trust & Savings (Chi-cago) 271Mechanics-American Nat. (St.Louis) 370Mechanics Nat. (Burlington,N. J.) 573Mechanics' Nat. (Providence) 682Mercantile of the Americas, Inc.

47, 164, 269, 572Mercantile Nat. (Memphis) 995Mercantile Nat. (St. Louis)_78:), 893Mercantile Nat. (San Francisco) 272Mercantile Trust & Savings(Chicago) 471

Merchants Nat 162Merchants Nat. (Boston) 270Merchants Nat. (Indianapolis).._ 369Merchants Nat. (Providence). 682Merchants Nat. (St. Paul) 471Metropolis 268, 574

BANKS-(Concluded).Page.

Metropolitan Nat. (Minneapolis) 471Montreal (Canada) 1313Wassail Nat. (Brooklyn) 269L lewark (N. J.; Nat 162Newark (N. J. & Essex BankingCo 162, 573New York County Nat 994New York State Nat. (Aloany)_1098National State (Chicago) 271North American (Minneapolis) -1200Northeast State (Minneapolis). A200Northern Crown (Canada) 1200Northwestern Nat. (Minneapolis) 370

Northwestern Nat. (Portland) 789Nova Scotia (Halifax) 472

Ohio Bank Changes in Names_ - 470hio Nat. (Columbus)270Old Nat. (Spokane) 573Oxford (Frankford, Phila.) 470

P Nat. (Boise, Ida.) 573

A asadena (Cal.) Trust & Savings 49Peninsular State (Detroit) 271Peoples (Eire) 573Peoples Nat. (Brooklyn) 162Peoples Nat. (Hackensack) 1098Peoples State (Detroit) 369People's Trust & Savings (Chi-cago) 370Philippine Nat. (Man,la) 371Public Nat 162.

Republic Nat. (Chicago) 271opublic State (Minneapolis) 995Royal (Montreal) 1099. 1200

Scotland Nat. Ltd. (Edinburgh) 49econd Nat 269Second Nat. (Baltimore) 682Second Nat. (Cincinnati) 369Second Nat. (Titusville, Pa.) 788Security Nat. (Dallas) 471Security Nat. (Sheboygan) 893Security Trust & Savings (LosAngeles) 574Shawmut Nat. (Boston) 470Sherman Nat 368. 1098, 1199South Africa Nat., Ltd 47South Side (Kansas City, Mo.) - - 893South Side State (Chicago) 271Southern Ohio Savings (Cincin-nati) 789Standard of Canada (Toronto)_ _

1099, 1313Standard of South Africa Ltd.(London) 892State & City Nat'. (Richmond). 48State Nat. (Lynn, Mass.) 788Sumitome, Ltd. (Japan)_ _ _269, 787Summit County (Akron) 120C

Tenth Nat. (Phila.) 788A extile Nat. (Phila.) 270Third Nat. (St. Louis) 370Third Nat. (Springfield, Mass.) _ 788Tonopah 'Nev.) Banking Corp 682Tootte Lacy Nat. (St. Joseph.) 893Tootte-Lemon Nat. (St. Joseph) 893

‘l T Tnion Commerce Nat. (Cleve-

and) 471Union Nat. (Cleveland) 471Union Nat. (Houston) 471Union Nat. (Louisville) 272United States Nat. (Omaha)- - 370U S. Safe Deposit & Savings(Ne yr Orleans) 682

11/est Town State (Chicago) _ 163TV estern German (Cincinnati) _ 270Western Nat. (Baltimore) 369Whitney-Central (New Orleans) 682Yokohama (Japan) Specie, Ltd 1312

TRUST COMPANIES

AMance Trust & Guaranty Co.(Hackensack) 1098American (Richmond) 471American Industrial Bank &

Trust Co. (Hartford) 1200

BBankers268, 892, 1199ankers (New Orleans) 371Bankers (Norfolk) 471Beacon (Boston) 270

C(lanai Bank & (New Orleans)._ 164%-•entral 787, 892, 993, 1312Central of Illinois (Chicago). 370Central Union 892. 1312

TRUST CO'S-(Concluded).Page.

Citizens Bank (New Orleans)___ 371Citizens Savings (Cleveland)_ __ 470Columbia 162, 269Commerce (Kansas City 574Commercial (Phila.)__ _ _ _ _ _48, 863Commonwealth Title Insurance(Philadelphia) 995

Continental (Atian.a) 1098Con.inental Bank (Macon) 1098Dollar Savings (Wheeling) 1200

Empire 469, 572quitable 269, 469, 1199

Exchange (Boston) 162

Fairmount Savings (Phila.) 470arm Mortgage (Topeka) 995Fidelity 269, 1199Fidelity (Boston) 682Fidelity (Buffalo) 369Fidelity (Philadelphia) 788

Fidelity Title (Pittsb.) 369, 470Franklin (Brooklyn)_ .162, 893, 1199Fulton 269

Genesee Valley (Rochester) 469reenbaum & Sons Bank(Chicago) 271Greenwich (Conn.) 681Guarantee Trust & Safe DepositCo. (Philadelphia) 570, 573Guaranty__ -161, 268, 788, 892,

1199, 1312Guaranty (Cambridge) 48Guardian Say. & (Cleveland) 270

Hanover (Boston) 1098, 1312lbernia Bank (New Orleans)_ _

164, 272, 471, 682Hudson 369

I nternational (Boston)___ _270, 1098rving 209, 469, 574, 993

Kensington (Philadelphia)____ 369

Llberty Bank (New Orleans)___ 893ogan (Phila.) 470

liMarine Bank of (New Orleans). 789Maryland (Balt.) 270McKean Co. (Pa.) 1313Mercantile (St. Louis) 370Mercantile (San Francisco) 49Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co_ 269Merchants Loan & (Chicago) 574Metropolitan (Boston) 470Minneapolis (Minn.) 471Mississippi Valley (St. Louis) 789

Mew York 788ilorth Philadelphia (Phila.) 788Northern (Chicago) 370, 471Northern Bank (Seattle) 472Northern Central (Phila) 470

Ohto Savings Bank & (Toledo) _ 369ttawa (Ill.) Banking & 574

Parksido (Camden, N. J.) 163enn Counties (Allentown)...... 573

Peoples' Trust% Guaranty Co.(Hackensack) 1098

Philadelphia (Pa.)__ __163, 788, 1200Prudential (Topeka) 370

Deal Estate (Phila.) 9941%oxborough (Phila.)-682, 788, 1313

Qcandinavian 574loilk City (Paterson) 893Silk City Safe Deposit (Pater-son) 893

State (Boston) 270State Bank (Nashville) 49

Union 787, 892, 993, 1312nion (Albany) 329

Union (Chicago) 271Union (Detroit) 163, 1098Union (Providence) 573Union Planters Bank (Memphis) 995Union Savings & (Seattle) 789United States 368

Washington (Pa.) 48ells Dickey (Minneapolis)._ 48

Western Bank & (Cincinnati) 270West Side (Indianapolis) 573Wisconsin (Milwaukee) 370

york (Pa.) 573

COTTON, BREADSTUFFS and DRY GOODS.Page.Breadstuffs, Agricultural Re-

ports on 1148Breadstuffs, &c.-Exports fromU. S. (monthly) _619, 1148, 1376Breadstuffs-Market & Statistics(weekly)_97, 201, 308, 408.513, 618. 726, 836, 943, 1048,

1149. 1254, 1375Breadstuffs, Weather and CropBulletin 203Commercial Epitome. See„Com-mercial Times" (weekly).

Commercial Times (weekly) 94,197, 304, 404, 509, 614, 722,832, 939, 1044, 1144, 1249, 1371Cotton Census Bureau on Gin-ning. &c 308, 408, 1253Cotton-Consumption and Over-land Move. (monthly) 308, 725,1147

l'age.Cotton Egyptian Crop 835Do Egyptian Report (weekly).Do Exports of Yarns and

Goods from Great Brit-ain 1147Do Exports from the U. S.(monthly)619. 1148, 1376Do Fall River Cotton MillWage Question 618Do Future Markets at NewYork, New Orleans andLiverpool (weekly).

Do India Receipts and Ship-ments (wkly.) by Cable.

Do Interior Towns Move-ment (weekly).

Do Japan Spinning Mills Re-strict Output 835Do Liverpool Market (wkly.)

Page.Cotton Manchester Mkt. (wkly.)Do Manufacturers' Exports

from U. S 308, 1253Do Market and Statistics(weekly).

Do New Orleans ContractMarket (weekly).Do Print Cloths Market(weekly). See in "DryGoods Market."

Do Quotations at New York(daily.)

Do Quotations for Middlingat New York for 32Years (weekly).

Do Quotations for Middlingat Other Markets.

Do Shipboard Not Cleared(week ly) .

Page.Cotton Visible Supply in World

(weekly.)Do Weather Reports by Tel-

egraph (weekly).Do World 'S Supply & Tak-

ings (weekly).Cottonseed Oil Exports fromU. S 619, 1148, 1376

Dry Goods Market and Statis-tics_99, 203, 310, 410, 515,620, 727, 837, 945, 1050, 1150,

1255, 1377Merchandise Stocks at N. Y.(monthly) 94, 614

Petroleum Exports.... _619, 1148, 1376Provisions Exports_ _619, 1148. 1376Winter Wheat Crop in France__ 727


JANUARY-MARCH, 1918.] INDEX XI

BANKERS' GAZETTE, SECURITY PRICES AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Page.

Auction Sales of Securities. See"Commercial and Miscel-laneous News" (weekly).

Baltimoro Stock Exchange Pri-ces (weekly). See Bank-ers' Gazette.

Bank Clearings. See in "Edi-torial Articles."

Bank and Quotation Section forJan. 5, Feb. 2, Mar. 2.

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).

blanks, National, Abstracts fromReports to Comptroller ofCurrency 478, 796

Bankers' Gazette.. _ 70, 172, 279,378, 479, 583, 690. 797, 905,

1018, 1107, 1210, 1322Bonds, Prices of All Classes. See"Bankers' Gazette" (weekly).See "Bank and Quotation"Section (monthly).

Bonds. See "Titles U. S. State,Municipal and Railroad."

Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimoreand Chicago Stock ExchangePrices (weekly). See "Bank-ers' Gazette."

C Banks and Trust Com-pany Statement. See "Bank-ers Gazette" (weekly).

City Bonds, Price of. See"Bank and Quotation" Sec-tion (monthly).

Curb Market, New York (weekly).Commercial and MiscellaneousNews_ _63, 165, 272, 372, 472,576, 683, 790, 894, 1012, 1100,

1202. 1314

Page.Delt Statement of U. S. See

S Financial StatementIn "Editorial Articles."

Dividends Declared (weekly).See "Commercial and Miscel-laneous News."

Electric Co. Stock. See "Bankand Quotation" Section.

Electric Ry. Section January 26.England, Bank of. See "Bank."English Financial Markets (byCable) (weekly).

Exchange. See "Foreign Ex-change."

Exports and Imports of Mer-chandise and Specie for U. S.See "Editorial Article."

Vederal Reserve Banks. SeeCom.& Misc. News (weekly).

Foreign Exchange Market andPrices (weekly). See "Bank-ers' Gazette."

Foreign Exchange, Sterling DailyPrices of (monthly). See"Bank & Quotation" Section.

Foreign Government Bonds. See"Bankers' Gazette" (weekly),"Bank & Quotation" Section.

Gas Stocks. See "Bankers' Ga-zette" (weekly). See "Bank

& Quotation" Sec. (monthly).Government Revenue and Ex-penditures (monthly). See'Editorial Articles.'

imports and Exports of Mer-chandise and Specie, United

States (monthly). See "Edi-torial Articles."

Industrial Stocks, &c., Prices of.See"Bankers' Gazette "(wkly.).and "Bank and Quotation'Section (monthly).

Insurance Stocks. See "Bankand Quotation" Section.

ItHanufacturing Stocks. Seelvi "Bank and Quotation"

Section (monthly).

Page.Merchandise Imports and Ex-

ports, United States (monthly)See "Editorial Articles."

Mining Stocks, Prices of. See"Bank and Quotation" Sec.

Miscellaneous Securities, Quota-tions of. See "Bankers' Ga-zette" (weekly) and "Bank &Quotation" Section (monthly.)

Money Market (weekly). See"Bankers' Gazette."

Motional Banks Organized. &c.LI 64, 166, 273, 372, 577, 684,

904, 1011, 1100, 1203, 1315New York City Bank Statement(weekly). See "Bankers' Ga-zette" and "Commercial andMiscellaneous News."

New York City Exports and Im-ports (weekly). See "Com-mercial and Miscell. News."

N.Y. City Foreign Trade_64,684, 1100

Outside Securities. See "Bank-

ers' Gazette" (weekly).

philadelphia Bank StatementI and Prices of Stocks andBonds (weekly). See "Bank-ers' Gazette."

Railroad Earnings. See "Edi-torial Articles" (monthly).

See "Investment and RailroadIntelligence" (weekly). See"Railway Earnings" Section(monthly).

Railroad Stock and Bond List.See "Railway & Ind." SectionFebruary.

Railroad Stocks and Bonds.Prices of. See "Bankers' Ga-zette" (weekly). See "Bankand Quotation" Section(monthly).

Railway Earnings Sec., Jan. 19,Mar. 9.

Page.Railway and Industrial Section

for February.

Qilver and Gold Exports andImports at N. Y. (weekly).

See "Corn. & Misc. News."Silver and Gold Exports and Im-

ports of U. S. (monthly). See'Editorial Articles.'

State Bonds. See "Bankers' Ga-zette" (weekly). "Bank andQuotation" Section (monthly).

Sterling Exchange. See "For-eign Exchange."

Stock and Bond Market andPrices, N. Y., Boston, Phila.,Balt.and Chicago,&c.(weekly)See "Bankers' Gazette."

Stock and Bond Tables. See"Railway and Industrial" Sec-tion for February.

Stocks, Bonds, &c._„.. Volume ofBusiness on New York, Bostonand Philadelphia Exchanges(weekly)_ _79, 181. 287, 387,488, 592, 698, 806, 914, 1027.

1116, 1218, 1330Stocks and Bonds. General Quo-

tations. See "Bank and Quo-tation" Section (monthly).

Street Railway Securities. See"Bank & Quotation" Section.

Street Railway Section. See"Electric Railway" Section.

Street Railway and TractionEarnings (weekly). See "Inv.and Railroad _Intelligence."

Telegraph & Telephone Stocks.&c., Prices of. See "Bank

& Quotation" Sec. (monthly.)Trust Company Stocks. See"Bank and Trust CompanyStocks."

United States Securities Marketand Prices (weekly). See

'Bankers' Gazette." (month-ly.) See "Bank and Quota-tion" Section.

RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS-INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCE.Annual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced Figures.

Page.

Acadia Sugar Refining Co_ _ _ _ 88ceptance Corp 500

Acme Power Co., Toledo, 0.500, 1345

Acme Tea Co., Inc 88, 819Acme White Lead & ColorWorks 84

Acushnot Mills Corp 925Adams Express Co _ 603, 930Adirondack Elec. Power Corp.

88, 818, 930Aetna Explosives Co- -88, 398.

1128, 1225. 1232, 1345Aetna Life Insurance Co 819Agricultural Credit Co 819Ahmeek Mining Co 1342A r Reduction Co 925Ajax Hocking Coal Co 398Ajax Rubber Co__--500, 716, 823Alabama Co., Balt 711, 716A abama Fuel & Iron Co 711A abama Great Southern ER. _1124A abama Power Co_ _716, 930, 1128A abama & Vicksburg Ry 1035A aska Gold Mines Co-823, 930A aska Gov't Roads 928A aska Northern Ry 928A aska Packers Ass'n, San Fran.,Cal 392, 398, 1228

A aska Steamship Co 1228A bany & Susquehanna RR 817A bany & Vermont RR 923A legheny Coke Co 823A legheny & Western Ry_394, 600A liance Realty Co 88, 925A lied Construction MachineryCorp 88

A lied Sugar Machinery Corp 88A lis-Chalmers Mfg. Co-603,

716, 1037, 1128A uminum Co. of Amer 1037American Agricultural ChemicalCo 500, 1037, 1124, 1228

American Alliance Insurance Co.603, 1228

American Bank Note Co, N. Y.1398, 1035, 1037, 1227

American Beet Sugar Co_ _398,501, 608, 930, 1124

American & British Mfg Co_ ___ 823American Book Co., N. Y__- 711American Brake Shoe & Foun-dry 711, 1128

American Brass Co.. N. Y.398, 601American Can Co_ _88, 192, 608, 704American Car & Foundry Co.

192, 930American CarmelCo 711American Chicle Co_ -711. 823,

1345American Cigar Co-603, 1037,

1226American Cities Co 601, 1128American Coal Co. (of Md.)--- 398American Coal Co. of AlleghenyCounty 925, 930

Amer. Cotton Oil Co- _88, 603,608, 1037, 1228

American Cyanamid Co 716Amer. District Teleg. Co. (ofN. J.) 398, 601

American Druggists' Syndicate_ 501Amer. Express Co 711American Foreign Securities Co. 603Amer. Gas Co--88, 192, 501,

608. 1037Amer. Gas & Elec. Co--192.398. 501, 601, 608, 818, 1232, 1345

Amer. Glue Co-88, 711, 716,819, 930

Page.American Graphophone Co_603,

1037, 1128American Hardware Corp 922Amer.-Hawaiian S. S. Co. .89. 192American Hide & Leather Co.

398 711Amer. Hominy Co., I

, nd 711

American Ice Co_ _398, 495. 603,1232

Amer. Internat. Corp_84, 89,711, 931, 1128. 1224, 1245, 1346

Amer. Internat. Shipbldg. Corp.89. 1232

Amer. Internat, Steel Corp- -89, 398Amer. International TerminalCo 931

American La France Fire EngineCo 398, 608, 925

American Laundry MachineryCo 819

American Light & Traction Co.500. 598, 601, 823, 924, 928, 1037

American Linen Co 925American Linseed Co 398Amer. Locomotive Co_ _ _192,

398, 703, 931, 1232American Malting Co_ _501, 608.1232Amer. Manufacturing Co., N. 711, 931

American Mfg, Co., West Va__1128Amer. Meter Co., Philo 711Amer. Milling Co., Phila_192, 819American Multigraph Co 925American Navigation Co 398Amer. Pipe Mfg. Co., Philo_ 192American Pneumatic ServiceCo 501, 823, 1037, 1124

American Power & Light Co__ 818American Public Service Co__ -- 501American Public Utilities Co.

501, 608, 710, 1346American Radiator Co- -501,

1037, 1224American Railways Co., Phila.

1035, 1229. 1343American Rolling Mill Co_ _ 925American Screw Co. Prov_ _935. 1346American Seeding Machine Co_-

391, 819Amer. Sewer Pipe Co., Akron, 192, 711

American Shipbuilding Co.,Cleve 711, 1346

American Silver Co., Bristol,Conn 711

American Smelters Securities Co 925American Smelting & RefiningCo 608,925, 1346

American Snuff Co._ _ _501, 1037 1227American Steel Foundries_ _501,

608, 1033American Stores Co., 925Amer. Sugar Refining. Co._ _192,

398, 1121, 1225, 1346American Sumatra Tobacco Co.

603, 931, 1128Amer. Surety Co. of N. Y_711, 1232American Telegraph & Cable Co. 710American Tel. & Tel. Co. .89,192, 608, 1037, 1120, 1128,

1133, 1346American Thermos Bottle Co.__ 926American Thread Co., N. Y____ 926Amer. Tobacco Co_ _ _ _192, 501,

608, 1121American Trading Co., N. Y__ 819American Type Founders Co__ 398American Utilities Co., Phila.. 924American Water Works & Elec-

tric Co 501

Page.Amer. Window Glass MachineCo 192

Amer. Woolen Co _192, 603,1032. 1041, 1128, 1346

Amer. Wringer Co 609Amer. Writing Paper Co. .89,

931, 1128American Zinc, Lead & Smelting

501, 711, 1346Amaskeag Mfg. Co 398Anaconda Copper Mining Co_89,

193, 398, 501, 609. 819, 1037, 1346Androscoggin Mill 926Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd_ 603Ansco Co 603Appleton Co., Lowell, Mass_ _ _ _ 89Argentine Ry 714Argonaut Consol. Mining Co.. 603Arizona Commercial Copper Co_ 399Arizona Copper Co 193, 1038Arkansas & Memphis Railway

Bridge & Terminal Co 85Arkansas Natural Gas Co 931Arkansas Valley Ry. Lt. &Power Co 924

Arlington Mills, Boston_ _501,819, 1232

Armour & Co. Chicago_ _ _193, 494Aroostook Construction Co 1228Asbestos Corp. of Canada, Ltd 931Ashville Power & Light Co_ 818Associated Dry Goods Co_ _603,

609, 1038, 1228, 1341Associated Gas & Electric Corp- 716Associated Oil Co 501, 819Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.

497, 817Athens Ry. & Electric Co 818Atlanta Birmingham & AtlanticRy 821

Atlanta & West Point RR 0000Atlantic City Electric Co 818Atlantic Coast Line Co 600Atlantic Coast Line RR._ _601, 1124Atlantic Gulf & West Indies SS.

Lines 501, 609Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co__ 501Atlantic & Pacific SS. Co_ 926Atlantic Refining Co -399, 1232Atlantic Steel Co_ _89, 502, 609. 711Atlas Portland Cement 819Atlas Powder Co__193, 711, 823,

1034, 1232Auburn & Syracuse Elec. ER.-- 188Audit Co. of New York 603Augusta-Aiken Ry. & Electric 1343

Augusta & Savannah ER. .709. 1342Ault & Wiborg Co., Cin., O..-

1128, 1346Aurora Automatic MachineryCo 819, 1232, 1346

Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR.714, 928

Automatic Electric Co 926Avery Co., Peoria, Ill 819, 823Ayer Mills 1346

Babcock & Wilcox Co_ _ _ _502, 1124.1-P(Walter) Baker & Co., Ltd.,

Boston 926Baker Hamilton & Pacific Co.,San Fran 89, 399, 1128

Baldwin Locomotive Works-89,193, 399, 711, 920, 931, 1038

Baltimore Electric Co 710Baltimore & Ohio RR_ _85, 394,

497, 606, 1229Baltimore Tube Co., Inc 711Bangor & Aroostook RR 601

Page.Bangor (Me.) Ry. & Electric Co_ 497Barnard Mfg. Co. Fall River Co_ 926Barnett Oil & Gas Co 502Barnhart Bros. & Spindler 926(The) Barrett Co_ _ _ _603, 1124, 1346Bates Mfg. Co., Boston 711Bay State Fishing Co. of Me_ _ _ _ 926Bay State St. Ry_ _85, 188, 497.

606, 821, 1036. 1125Beacon Chambers Trust 603Beatrice Creamery Co. of Iowa..

502, 609, 711, 716Beaumont (Texas) Traction Co_ 821Beaver Coal Co., Phila.. - -603, 1228Beech Creek RR 497Beech Grove (Ind.) Trac. Co_ _ _ 188Belden Mfg. Co 819Belding-Paul-Corticeill, Ltd_ _ _ _ 716Bell Telephone Co. of Canada..

399, 1038Bell Telephone Co. of Penn_823,

931, 1128Bellefonte Central RR_ ...394, 1342Belt RR. & Stock Yards ofInd 394, 923

7179261232193

Benjamin Electric Mfg. CoBerkshire Cotton Mfg. Co Bertha Coal Co., Pitts Bessemer Coke Co Bethlehem Steel Corp_ _89, 399,502, 603, 609, 717, 931, 1227,

1338, 1346Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co.. _ _ 711Bigelow Kennard & Co., Inc.,Boston 711

Billings & Spencer Co 711Bingham Mines Co 603, 1129Binghamton Light- Ht. & PowerCo 931

Birmingham (Ala.) Ry. Lt. &Power Co 818

Bishop - Babcock - Becker Co..Cleveland 193

Black Lake Asbestos & ChromeCo., Ltd 717

Blackstone Valley Gas & ElectricCo 399

(E. W.) Bliss rooklyn.._Co.,193, 926, 1232, 1339

Blue Hill St. Ry 85Booth Fisheries Co_ ..502, 926, 1035Booth Mfg. Co 711Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.1346Borden's Condensed Milk Co.

193, 603, 1038, 1232Borden's Farm Products Co.._

823, 931, 1038Border City Mfg. Co 711Borne, Scrymser Co., N. Y-399, 1038Boston & Albany RA 709Boston Belting Corp 711Boston Duck Co 926Boston Elevated Ry_ _188, 394,

710, 714, 928, 1036, 1343Boston & Lowell RR 497Boston & Maine RR 928, 1125Boston & Northern St. Ry____ 85Boston & Providence RR 188,

821, 923Boston Revere Beach & LynnRR 497

Boston & Suburban Electric Co_ 818Boston Wharf Co 399, 712Boston & Worcester St. Ry 85Braden Copper Mines Co. ..193,

609, 717, 1038Bradenville Coal & Coke Co_ _ 193Brandram - Henderson, Ltd.,Mont 823

Brier Hill Steel Co_ _399. 502, 712, 823


XII INDEX [VOL. 106 -PART I.

Page.(J. G.) Brill Co., Phila 706, 1035Bristol Mfg. Co., New Bedford,Mass 926

British American Tobacco Co.,Ltd 193, 599, 603, 931

British Columbia Electric Ry_ ....1036British Columbia PackersAssn 931, 1346

Broadway & 7th Ave. RR., N.Y. 497Brompton Pulp & Paper Co.,

Ltd., East Angus, Que_ 193Bronx Gas & Electric Co 823, 1232Brooklyn Borough Gas Co 1232Brooklyn City RR 497Brooklyn Heights RR 188Brooklyn & N Y. Ferry Co.._ _ 89Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co_ _85.188, 714, 924, 923, 1125, 1229,

1343Brooklyn Union Gas Co_609,

710, 931Brookside Mills, Boston 712Brown Hoisting Machinery Co_ 926Brown Shoe Co 193, 926Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co_ 712Buckeye Pipe Line Co., 399, 609,1228Bucyrus Co 502. 1038, 1128Buffalo General Electric Co.,

502. 1128Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh 606, 918, 936, 1227

Buffalo & Susquehanna RR.Corp 497, 606, 821, 928

Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining& Concentrating Co., 712, 717,1228

Bunte Bros., Chicago 1129Burns Bros., N Y 193, 717Burns Bros. Ice Co 823Bush Terminal Co_ _89, 193, 399Butter Brothers, Chicago, 399,

502, 819Butler Mill, Now Bedford, Mass. 819Butte Copper & Zinc Co 717Butte & Superior Mining Co.,89, 609, 823, 1038, 1124, 1129

Butterick Co 1233By-Products Coke Co 399, 717

California Electric GeneratingCo 601

California Packing Corp_-

_399, 819California Petroleum Corp _603, 1129Calumet & Arizona Mining Co.,

502, 717, 1124, 1347Calumet & Recta Mining Co.,

502, 712Calumet Electric Co 1233Cambria Steel Co.. _....926, 931, 1233(Alexander) Campbell Milk Co..:1038Canada Cement Co., Ltd 931Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.. 931Canadian Car & Foundry Co.,Ltd 89, 193

Canadian Cottons Co., Ltd 1233Canadian General Electric Co....1346Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd_ 193Canadian Northern Ry., 188,

497, 714, 1343Canadian Pacific Ry., 497, 1125,

1223, 1229, 1241, 1343Canadian Westinghouse Co.._ _ _1346Canton Company, Baltimore.- 815Capital Traction Co., Wash.,D C 497

Cardenas-American Sugar Co.._ _1035

Cardiff Coal Co 603,6303912Carbon Steel Co

Carolina ClInchfield & Ohio Ry.,606, 1036

Carolina Power & Light Co 818Carter, Macy & Co 89(J. I.) Case Threshing Machine

Co.. 502, 609, 1223, 1228, 1247Cayuga & Susquehanna RR_ _ _ _ 497Cedar Rapids Mfg. & Power Co- 823Celluloid Co 502, 1346Centennial Copper Mining Co_ _1342Central Aguirre Sugar Cos 712Central California Traction Co.,San Francisco 497

Central Coal & Coke Co., Kan-sas City, Mo 819

Central District Telephone Co.,Pittsburgh 502, 931, 1129

Central Foundry Co 399, 604Central of Georgia By 606, 1125Central Home Telep.&Teleg.Co_1346Central Hudson Gas & Elec. Co.. 818Central Illinois Public ServiceCo 497, 931, 1036

Central Leather Co., 399, 920,

Central Maine Power Co 926, 931, 11334476

Central Mfg. District, Chicago_ _1129Central New England Ry 923Central Petroleum Co 604Central Power Co 818Central By. of Canada 85, 928Central RR. of New Jersey 497Central & South America Tele-graph Co 89, 502, 1347

Central States Electric Corp_ _ _ _ 399Central Sugar Corp 1342Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp.,

193, 609, 712, 717, 1038, 1129Certain-teed Products Corp.,

193, 712, 926, 1038Chalmers Motor Car Corp.,N. Y 399, 609, 923

Chandler Motor Car Co., 609,712, 823, 931

Chapman Valve Mfg. Co 926Charcoal Iron Co. of Amer 712Charleston (W. Va.) InterurbanRR 1125

Charleston Light & Water Co.._ _1038Charlottesville (Va.) & AlbemarleRy 606

Chartiers Valley Water Co 502Chattanooga Gas Co 89Chattanooga Ry. & Light Co.._ 497Chesapeake & Ohio NorthernBy 295, 1343

Chseapeake & Ohio By_ _188,601, 714, 821, 1229, 1343

Chesapeake & Ohio By of Ind.. 188Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-phone Co 1037, 1129

Chesebrough Mfg. Co.. .._712, _712, 1347Chevrolet Motor Co _503, 823, 1037Chicago, Aurora (I11.) & DeKalb Ry 606

Chicago, Burlington & QuincyRR 498. 601. 1126

PageChicago City & Connecting Rys.

188, 497, 924, 122Chicago City By 601, 924Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.

85, 606, 928, 1229, 1343Chicago Elevated Rys 821Chicago Great Western RR 709Chicago Indianapolis & Louis-

ville By 1229Chicago & Joliet Electric Ry ..1343Chicago Junction Rys & UnionStock Yards 1129

Chicago Lumber & Coal Co_ 814Chicago Milwaukee & St. PaulBy 498, 606, 929, 1343

Chicago North Shore & Mil-waukee RR. 1229

Chicago & North Western By.498, 606, 1036, 1223, 1336, 1358

Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.399, 609, 705, 824, 1347

Chicago Railway Equipment Co. 609Chiaco Railways 601Chicago Rapid Transit Co.. _1344Chicago Rock Island & PacificBy 1036

Chicago St. Paul Minn. &Omaha Ry_ _498, 606, 1229,

1336, 1360Chicago Stock Yards Co 193Chicago Telephone Co_ _601, 609Chicago & Western Indiana RR.

715Chicago & West Towns Ry.

715, 1126, 1230Chicoutimi (Que.) Pulp Co.__ 503Chief Consol. Mining Co_ 926Childs Company bbi,- 814Chile Copper Co 1037Chinese Rys 1344Chino Copper Co.. _609, 823,

926, 1038Christopher & 10th St. RR.,N. Y 498

Cincinnati Findlay & FortWayne By 929, 1344

Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.1038, 1129

Cincinnati Gas TransportationCo 710, 1342

Cincinnati & Hamilton Trac.Co. 924Cincinnati Lawrenceburg & Au-

rora Elec. St. RR 715Cincinnati New Orleans &Texas Pacific By 709

Cincinnati Newport & Coving-ton Lt. & Traction Co__821, 924

Cincinnati Northern RR 817Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleve-land RR 923

Cincinnati Street By 924Cincinnati & Suburban BellTeiephone Co__89, 601, 609,

926Cities Fuel & Power Co 609Cities Service Co.. A88, 498,

929, 1036, 1126, 1336, 1347, 1368Citizens Gas Co., Ind 601Citizens Street By, Muncie, Ind. 498Citizens Traction Co., Pitts.. _ _ 818City Ice Delivery Co., Cleve.

926, 1129, 1233Claremont By & Lighting Co_ _1126Cleveland-Akron Bag Co 399Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago& St. Louis Ry 498, 817, 1036

Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co_ 399, •824, 922

Cleveland & Eastern Trac. Co_ 924Cleveland Electric Illuminating

Co...... ..609, 710, 717, 824, 931Cleveland Electric By.... _ _607, 929Cleveland (0.) Ry_85, 710, 818, 1230Cleveland & Sandusky BrewingCo 1038

Cleveland Southwestern & Col. 607Cleveland Union Stock YardsCo 819

Cleveland Worsted Mills Co.931, 1129

Cliff Electrical Distributing Co_ 89Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.

706, 712Coachella Valley Ice & ElectricCo 1129

Coastwise Transportation Co.89, 503, 931

Coe & Stapely Mfg. Corp 1347Colgate & Co 1347Collins Co., Hartford, Conn.__ 712Colonial Oil Co 926Colorado Fuel & Iron Co_ _503,

712, 823, 1122Colorado Kansas & Oklahoma

RR 85Colorado Power

R Co_609, 710, 1347

rnColorado & Southey Co.709, 1126

Colorado Springs Lt., Heat &Power Co 601

Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg.Co 1124

Columbia Gas & Electric Co.399, 710, 717, 824, 1038,

1120, 1129, 1140Columbia Graphophone Co_ _ _ _1129Columbia (S. C.) By Gas & Elec-

tric Co 924. 929Columbia Sugar Co., Bay City,Mich 193, 819

Columbia Transfer Co 1233Columbian Mfg. Co 926Columbus Delaware & Marlon

Elec. Co '715Columbus Ga.) Electric Co. 395Columbus 0.) Iron & Steel Co_ 399Columbus Ga.) Mfg Co 926Columbus Newark & ZanesvilleElec Ry 924

Columbus (0.) By Power &Light Co 498, 1036, 1344

Commercial Acid Co., East St L..1129Commonwealth Edison Co., Chi-cago 710, 922

Commonwealth Gas & ElectricCompanies 601, 609

Commonwealth Power, Ry. &Light Co_ _395, 498, 606, 813, 1036

Commonwealth Steel Co. St. L.. 926Computing-Tabulating-Record-ing Co., N Y 193, 819,

1129, 1338, 1347, 1364Conestoga Traction Co., Lancas-

ter, Pa 395

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PageConey Island & Brooklyn RR_ __ 924Connecticut Brass & Mfg. Co.._ 89Connecticut & Passumpsic RR_ 395Connecticut By. & Lighting Co.. 601Connecticut Power Co 399Connecticut River Power Co__ _ 710Connecticut Valley Lumber Co.. 399Consol. Arizona Smelting Co.

604, 610, 1129Consol. Gas Co. of N. Y..90, 392, 601Consol. Gas, Elec. Lt. & Pow.Co. 710Consol. Interstate-Callahan Min-Co 824, 926

Consolidation Coal Co 193, 1233Consumers Co., Chicago_ _ .. _604, 824Consumers Gas Co. of Toronto

188, 1233Consumers Power Co 399Continental Can Co.._ _ _90, 598,

712, 717, 931Continental Gas & Electric Co 610Continental Guaranty Corp _1347Continental Insurance Co., N. Y. 399Continental Motors Corp _503, 610Continental 011 Co., Denver.. _ _ _ 604Continental Paper Corporation_1347Continental Passenger By 924Coos Bay, Roseburg & EasternRR. & Navigation By 395

Converse Ruboer Shoe Co 712Copper Range Consol. Co 717Copper Range RR 188, 604Copper River & Northwest. By.. 395Corcoran-Victor Co., Cincinnati. 819Cordis Mills 926Corn Products Refining Co_ _90,

400, 604, 1033, 1347Cornell Mills 712, 1233Corona (Cal.) Gas & El. Lt. Co_1129Corr Mfg Co., Taunton, Mass 712Cosden & Co_ __300, 926, 1038, 1728Cosden Oil& Gas Co_ _ _604, 712,

926, 1228(Wm.) Cramp & Sons Ship &

Engine Building Co 712Creamery Package Mfg. Co.... 391Crescent Pipe Line Co 610, 712Cresson Consol. Gold Mining &

Milling Co 1228Crex Carpet Co 819Cripple Creek Central By 601Crocker-Wheeler Co., Ampere,N J 193, 819

Crowell & Thurlow SS. Co 1233Crucible Steel Co. of America

193, 400, 503, 1347Crystal River & San Juan RR 85Cuba Railroad 205, 601Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation__ 604Cuban-American Sugar Co 503Cuban Ports Co 1233Cudahy Packing Co., Chicago 712Cumberland Co. Pow. & Lt. Co.. 503Cumberland Pipe Line Co., Inc.

610, 712Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co_610, 717Cumnock C M Co 824(Thos.) Cusack Co 1129Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Cor-

poration 712, 824, 1038

Dallas Electric Corporation.... _ 821alias Gas Co 931

Dallas Power & Light Co.._ _717, 824Daly-Judge Mining Co 1233Daly-West Mining Co 400, 1233Danbury (Conn.) & Bethel St.By 498, 715

Danville St. By. & Light Co__ 85Danville Urbana & Cham. By.... 85Dartmouth Mfg. Corporation.._ 819(William) Davies Co., Ltd 1233Davis Mills, Fall River 712Davison Chemical Co 400, 610Davison Sulphur & PhosphateCo 1038

Dayton Breweries Co 1347Dayton Power & Light Co_ _400,

824, 1038, 1129, 1347Dayton Toledo & Chicago By.. 188Death Valley RR 715Decatur By. & Light Co 85Deere & Co 503. 921Delaware County Electric Co_ 824Delaware & Hudson Co. _498, 1344Dela. Lack. & West. Coal Co-_ 926Dela. Lack. & West. RR 498,

601, 810, 1344De Long Hook & Eye Co 400Denver Gas & Electric LightCo 503, 931, 1342

Denver Laramie & North. RR__ 395Denver & Rio Grande RR_ - -85.188, 395, 498, 606, 929, 1036, 1126

Denver & Salt Lake RR _85, 189, 929Denver Union Water Co 1038Des Moines City Ry 1230Des Moines Electric Co _____ _ _ 400Detroit City Gas Co 824, 1038Detroit Copper & Brass Rolling

Mills 819Detroit (Mich.) Edison Co_ _707, 710Detroit hillside & S. W. RR_ 601Detroit & Mackinac By.. _ _715, 817Detroit Rapid Transit System 929Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR_ _1230Detroit Twist Drill Co 193Detroit United By.... _607, 810.

924, 929, 1126Diamond Match Co_ _503, 604, 1129Distillers' Securities Corp....400,

610, 717, 920, 1233, 1347(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co........ 712Dodge Bros Realty Co., Detroit 103Dodge Mfg. Co 926Dome Mines Co., Ltd 604Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.. 294, 400Dominion Steel Corp 717Donner Steel Co. Inc., Phila.__ 717Dow Chemical Co 926Draper Corporation 604Dry Dock East Broadway &Battery RR 715

Duluth Edison Electric Co 818Duluth So. Sh. & Atlantic RR 189Duluth Superior Traction Co.499, 710(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours &

Co__604, 610, 824, 931, 1034.1038 1129. 1233, 1347

Du Pont Engineering Co.._ _ _ _ _1129Duquesne Light Co 818, 1230Duquesne Traction Co 85Durham & South Carolina RR_ 189Dwight Mfg. Co., Boston 712

Page.E'Cagle & Blue Bell Mining Co__ 819

agle Lock Co., Terryville,Conn 90.

East Bay Water Co.'

Oakland,Cal 400, 610, 931, 1347

East Bute Copper Mining Co.,90, 604, 610, 1038,

East Chicago Street Ry 1230,East Pennsylvania RR 923East St. Louis & Suburban Co.._ 499Eastern Car Co., Ltd 193Eastern Light & Fuel Co 818,Eastern Power & Light Corp_ _ _ 924Eastern Steamship Corp., 717,

1038, 1129, 1347Eastern Steel Co 1229Eastern Texas Electric Co 395Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co..

- 924

Eastman Kodak Co., 90, 400,610, 1125, 1129

Easton (Md.) Light & Fuel Co.... 193Economy Devices Corp 819.Edison Electric Ilium. Co., Bos-ton 400, 601

Edison Electric Ilium. Co. ofBrockton 824

Edmunds & Jones Corp__ _ _400, 820.Edwards Mfg Co 400(Otto) Eisenlohr & Bros. Inc.,

Phila 90% 604, 1124Eighth Avenue RR., N Y 499Elder Mfg. Co. St. Louis 503Electric Auto-Lite Corp 1233Electric Boat Co 400Electric Bond & Share, 717, 818,

824, 931Electric Storage Battery Co.,

926, 1233Electrical Securities Corp 924Electrical Utilities Corp 818Elkhorn Coal Corp., 824, 926,

1233, 1347Elkhorn & Beaver Valley Ry..... _1344Electric Cable Co 604Elmira Water, Light & RR 601El Paso (Tex.) Electric Co 395Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.__ 926Emerson-Brantingham Co 824Empire District Elec. Co 1342Empire Gas & Electric Co.,Geneva, N Y 193

Empire Oil & Gas Co. (N. Y.).... 193Empire State RR. Corp 189,Empire Steel & Iron Co_ __931, 1035Equitable Ilium. Gas Light Co.,

Philadelphia 90, 924Equitable Life Assurance Socie-

ty 194, 824Erie & Kalamazoo RR 499, 817Erie & Pittsburgh RR 395.Esmond (R. I.) Mills 926Eureka Pipe Line Co., 503, 604, .

- 610, 1228Everett Heaney & Co 1233

Fairhaven Mills, New Bedford_ 926ajardo Sugar Co 503

Falls Motors Corp 927Farr Alpaca Co 712Federal Dyestuffs & ChemicalCorp 400, 932, 1038

Federal Mining & Smelting Co.,820, 1129-

Federal Motor Truck Co., De-troit 824

Federal St. & Pleasant ValleyPassenger By 85

Federal Rubber Co 820.Federal Sugar Refining

Co., 400,

503, 1130, 1347Federal Street & Pleasant Val-

ley By 929, 1230Federal Telep. & Teleg. Co., Buf-

falo 1038Fellsmere Farms Co., Florida 104Fidelity-Phenix Fire InsuranceCo. of New York 400

Fidelity Gas Co., Hoosick Falls,N.Y 90

Fifth Avenue Coach Co 90,Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,Akron, 0 187'

First National Copper Co_ __194, 820.Fisher Body Corp 500, 1038.Fisk Rubber Co 604, 932Fitchburg Gas & Elec. Lt. Co__ 818,Fitchburg Railroad 1344Fitzgerald Ocilla & Broxton RR.. 715‘Florida East Coast By 929Fonda Johnstown & ()lov. RR.

607, 709Ford Motor Co_717, 932, 1130, 1233Forstmann & Huffman Co....820, 824Ft. Dodge Dos Moines & So. RR. 395.Ft. Smith (Ark.) Subiaco & East-

ern By 929Ft. Wayne & Jackson RR 601Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana

Traction Co 189, 1126Fort Worth (Tex.) Gas Co 932Fort Worth Power & Light Co.._ 818Foundation Co., Inc., N. Y.. _ _ _ 71842d St. & Grand St. Ferry RR 499Fowler Nail Co 927Franklin By. Supply Co., N. Y. 820Fredericksburg & Northern Ry 189Freight Rates 1230, 1344Frontier Electric IV 1344

Gair (Robert) & Co 820-galena-Signal 011 Co_604, 610,

824, C

927, 932, 1233Galveston-Houston Elec. o.395, 715Gary & Interurban By 1230Gary Street Ry 499, 715Gas & Electric Co., BergenCounty, N J 1130

Gaston, Williams & Wigmore,Inc.712General Baking Co_ _ _820, 1130,

1233, 1340.General Chem. Co., N. Y__ A95 503General Cigar Co., Inc.706, '712, '1130General Development Co 712General Electric Co 90, 194, 400General Fireproofing Co 718General Gas & Electric Co 710General Motors Corp.

' N. Y_90,

503, 824, 1038, 1130, 1224, 1228General Petroleum Co 1039General Railway Signal Co.._712, 814Georgetown Gas Light Co 1347Georgia & Florida RR 1344Georgia Light, Power & Rye__ A124Georgia BE. & Banking Co__ 709.

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Page.'Georgia By. & Electric Co 710Georgia By. & Power Co 710Georgia Southern & Florida By.

709, 1227Germania Fire Insurance Co_ _ _ _ 820Giant Portland Cement Co_ 610Gillette Safety Razor Co_

- _194,

604, 932, 1130, 1347Gimbel Bros. (Dept. Stores).._ _ _1130Glen Court Apartments, N. Y 825Glen Rock Oil Co., Inc 718Glen Telephone Co., Johnstown,N.Y 710

'Glidden Varnish Co., Cleveland,O 610 ,712

Globe 011 Co 825Globe & Rutgers Insurance Co._ 820Globe Soap Co., Cincinnati_ _ _ 820Gluck Mills 927(D) Goff & Sons, Pawtucket,

RI 927Gold & Stock Telegraph Co 710Goldschmidt Detinning Co 401(B. F.) Goodrich Co., Akron, 503, 919, 932, 1130

Goodwin Car Co 1130Goodwin Car & Mf.g Co 1347Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co

293, 604, 718Gorham Mfg. (10.._.. ..825, 932, 1039Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co_1130, 1234(H. W.) Gassard Co. Inc 825Government Operation of RR.'s _

188, 1125, 1229, 1343Grace Russian Co 90Granby Consol. Mining, Smelt-

ing & Power Co., Ltd 825Grand Rapids Gas Light Co.._ 932Grand Rapids RV 395, 499Grand Trunk Pacific Branch

Lines 1344Grand Trunk Pacific Develop-ment Co., Ltd 932

'Grand Trunk Pacific Ry....607,929, 1344

Grand Trunk Ry. of Canada„....395, 607, 929, 1230, 1344

Granite Mills 927Grasselli Chemical Co....401, 503,

604, 1039Great American Insurance Co.,N.Y 604

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. 932Great Falls Mfg. Co 927Great Lakes Drdge & Dock Co..- 927Great Lakes Towing Co., Cleve..

503, 932Great Lakes Transit Corp 927Great Northern Iron Ore Proper-

ties 401Great Northern Paper CO.. .610,

718, 1039Great Northern RR 715, 817Great Western Power Co_ _503, 610Great Western Sugar

Co..- _ _713, 825

Greeley-Hudson SecuritiesCorp..Corp 503Green Bay & Western RR-395,

499, 1336Greene Cananea Copper Co.. _90,

401, 610, 927*Greenfield Electric Lt. dc PowerCo 718, 1130

Greenfield (Mass.) Tap & DieCorp 927

Greenhut Co., Inc__1039, 1130,1234, 1347

Greenville & Western RR .._ -499, 822Grinnell Mfg. Corp 713'Guantanamo Sugar Co 820Guaranty Securities Corp 1348Gulf Consol 011 Corp 503Gulf Florida & Alabama Ry_189, 929Gulf 011 Corp 1130. 1234, 1340Gulf States Steel Co_ _503, 820,

932, 1234, 1348(C• G.) Gunther's Sons, N. Y _ _ _1342

Tiabirshaw Electric Cable Co.,Inc 604

Hackensack Water Co 503Halcomb Steel Co., Syracuse__ 611Hale & Kilburn Co., Phila_ 90,

825, 1130, 1234Hale Petroleum Co 401(W. F.) Hall Printing Co....932, 1234Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.. 820Hamilton Mfg. Co., Boston 927Hamilton Production Co., Ctn._ 604Hamilton Woolen Co__90, 401, 610Hampden RR 85Hannibal Bridge Co. of Mo 818Hanover Fire Insurance Co 820Harbison-Walker RefractoriesCo 604, 713

Hargraves Mills 927Harmony Mills, Boston 927Hart Schaffner & Marx....90, 496, 503Hartford (Conn.) Electric LightCo 924

Hartford Fire Insurance Co 927Hartman Corp 713Haskell & Barker Car Co.

' Inc.

194. 401, 932Havana Electric By. Light &Power Co 499, 601, 715, 822

Hayes Wheel Co. Mich 932Hedley Gold Mining Co 1130Hedley Mfg. Co 820Helena Light & Ry 1035(Geo. W.) Helme Co_604, 1039, 1226Hendee Mfg. Co 820Hercules Powder Co.. 503. 718,

811, 1039, 1234Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co.._

611, 1130Hess-Bright Mfg. Co932Heywood Bros. & Wakefield. Co- 820Hocking Valley Products tio_ _ _1130Hocking Valley Ry....499, 601,

607, 1036Holland (Mich.) City Gas Co 011Holly Sugar Corp 927Holmes Mfg. Co 927Holmosburg Tacony FrankftSrd

Elec. By 85Holt Mfg. Co 1234Holyoke Water Power Co 818Home Insurance Co 820Homestake Mining Co....90, 927, 1234Honolulu Gas Co 504Honolulu Plantation Co 1234Hood Rubber Co 713Hooker Electro-Chemical Co.__ 927Hotel Somerset Trust. Boston_ 504

Page.Hot Springs (Ark.) St. Ry 1036Houghton County (Mich.) Trac.Co 395

Houston Belt & Terminal Ry 1344Houston Gas & Fuel Co 818Houston Oil & Gas Co -927, 1234Howe Sound Co 1039Hudson Companies, N. Y 493Hudson & Manhattan RR._822, 929Hudson Navigation Co 825Hudson River Vehicular Tunnel

718, 1234Humble Oil & Refining Co.(Texas) 194

Huntington & Broad Top Mt.RR. & Coal Co 1126, 1230

Huntington (W. Va.) Develop-ment & Gas Co 90

Hupp Motor Car Co 713Hurlburt Motor Truck Co 718Hurley Machine Co., Chicago 718Huron Milling Co 1342Huttig Sash & Door Co., St.

Louis 90Hydraulic Power Co. of Niagara

Falls 90, 611Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co 90Hydro-Electric Commission of

Ontario 504

Tdaho Power Co 818A ilinois Brick Co 820, 1348Illinois Central RR., 85, 189, 395,

499, 929Illinois Northern Utilities Co_ -1036Illinois Pipe Line Co 713, 1234Illinois Traction Co., 86, 189.

1126, 1231Imperial Oil, Ltd 401, 1130Indian Refining Co., Inc., 713,

820, 1130Indiana Coke & Gas Co 825Indiana General Service Co.,

611, 932, 1234, 1348Indiana Pipe Line Co., 401, 719, 1348Indiana Power & Water Co 90Indiana Public Service Corp,.. -1130Indianapolis & Cincinnati 'rac-

tion Co 395Indianapolis Telephone Co 825Indianapolis Traction & TerminalCo 189, 499

Industrial Finance Corp _ _ _1228Inland Steel Co., Chicago, ____ 598Inspiration Consol. Copper Co.,

90, 401, 611, 1039Interborough Consol. Corp., 395,

493, 929Interborough Rapid Transit Co.,86, 395, 499, 607, 929, 1036.

1126, 1231, 1344Intercontinental Rubber Co. (ofN. J.), N.Y 391

Internat'l Agricultural Corp_ - - _ 932Internat'l Business MachinesCo. Toronto 90, 194

Internat'l Buttonhole SewingMachine Co 820

Internat'l Cotton Mills, 401, 504,1130Internat'l & Great Nor. By 607Internat.] Harvester Co., 90,

611, 713, 1130Internat'l Harvester Corp 713Internat'l Mercantile Marine Co.,

90, 504, 611, 1348Internat'l Nickel Co., N. Y.,

194, 495, 611, 1035Internat'l Paper Co., 90, 194,

604. 611, 1039, 1234, 1348Internat'l Salt Co - 604Internat.] Silver Co.

' 927, 1039, 1340

Internat'l Steel Tube & RollingMills, Inc., Warren, 0 90

Internat'l Time Recording Co.,90, 1348

Interstate Electric Corp., N. Y.,90, 710

Interstate Iron & Steel Co 1039Interstate Rys., Phila., 86, 189,

499, 924, 1036Intertype Corp., Bklyn., N. Y.._1130Interurban Ry. & Terminal Co..

- 929

Investment & RR. Intelligence,81, 183, 290, 389, 490, 594,701, 808, 916, 1029, 1126,

1221, 1333Iowa Elec. Co. of Cedar Rapids_ 90Iowa By. & Light Co 602Iowa & Southwestern RR 822Iron Cap. Copper Co 604Ironton Solvay Coke Co., Syra-

cuse 91, 194Iroquois Natural Gas Co 90Island Creek Coal Co., 820, 1234Island Oil & Transport. Co.

' 194,401. 1234

Isle Royale Copper Co 1342Ithaca Gas & Elec. Corp 619Ithaca (N. Y.) Traction Co 395

Tofferson & Clearfield Coal &.1 Iron Co 401, 932, 1228Jefferson County (Texas) Trac-

tion Co 822Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 194, 604.

719, 1130Jim Butler Tonopah Mining Co.,

Phila 927(fl. W.) Johns-Manville Co_ 401Joliet & Chicago RR___ 818Jones Bros. Tea Co.._ _604-,-71-9, 1234Juniata Public Service Co • 719

Kaministiquia Pow. Co., Ltd.... 194anawha Bridge 3c Term'l Co_1344

Kanawha & Michigan By 601Kanawha Valley Traction Co_ _ _1126Kansas City (Mo.) BreweriesCo 01,194

Kansas City (Mo.) Clay Co. &St. Joseph By 607

Kansas City Fort Scott & Mem-phis By 818, 1227

Kansas City Light dc Power Co..- 825Kansas City Mexico & Orient. ....1344Kansas City & Pacific RR 396Kansas City (Mo.) Rys 1035Kansas City St. Louis & Chicago 1227Kansas City Southern Ry_499, 607Kansas City Stock Yards (of Me.) 504Kansas City Terminal Co 1126Kansas Gas & Electric Co 818Kaufman Dept. Stores 611, 820(Julius) Kayser & Co 401

Page.Kelly-Springfield Motor TruckCo 604, 713, 1123. 1125

Kelly-Springfield Tire Co.... _927,932, 1130

Kelsey Wheel Co., Inc...... _504, 1234Kennecott Copper Corp.. N. Y.,

194, 611, 1036, 1039Kentucky Securities Corp 924Kentucky Solvay Coke Co_ _401,

1234, 1348Kentucky Trac. & Term') Co.__ 396Keokuk (Ia.) Electric Co 396Keokuk (Ia.) Gas Lt. & Coke Co. 194Kerr Lake Mining Co 194, 604Keystone Telephone Co...... _194, 611Keystone Tire & Rubber Co.,N.Y 91, 713, 1130

Keystone Watch Case Co., Phila. 820Kings Co. Elec. Lt. & Pow. Co.,

401, 611, 706, 919, 932, 1227Kingston (N.Y.) Gas & Elec. Co. 611(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc., N. Y_ 719(A. B.) Kirschbaum Co 604Knit Goods Merger 91, 194Knox Hat Co 719(S. S.) Kresge Co_ _194, 713, 719,

922, 1130. 1348(S. H.) Kress & Co__194, 401,

719, 1039, 1122, 1130

La Belle Iron Works 713, 1130ackawanna Coal & LumberCo., Scranton, Pa 91

Lackawanna RR. of N J 601Lackawanna Steel Co_ _605, 932,

1120, 1138, 1228Laclede Gas Light Co_ _504, 719,

812, 1348Laconia (N. H.) Car Co 814La Empressa de Agua Potable de

Valpariaso 611Lake Chelan Land Co 1130Lake Erie Bowling,Green & Na-

poleon (Elec.) Ry 396Lake of the Woods Milling Co.... 932Lake Superior Corporation 611Lake Superior & Ishpeming By.,

189, 929Lamson & Hubbard Corp_1131, 1235Lancaster (Pa.) County By. &

Light Co 396, 602Lanett (Ala.) Cotton Mills 927Lansing Fuel & Gas Co 194Lanston Monotype Machine Co_ 504Laredo (Tex.) Water Co 91La Rose Consol. Mines Co 820Laurentide Power Co.. Ltd 933Lawrence Mfg. Co., Boston_ _ _ _ 927Lawyers' Mtge Co., N. Y 293Lawyers' Title & Trust Co 504Leavenworth & Topeka RR_ _ _ _ 715Lee Rubber & Tire Corp_ _1131, 1348Lehigh Coal & Navigation_ _504,

605, 811, 828Lehigh & New England RR_ _ _ _1126Lehigh Power Securities Corp 611Lehigh & Hudson River Ry 189Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co.._ _ _ 605Lehigh Valley RR_ _ _601, 607, 1227Lehigh Vail. Transit Co_86, 396. 597Leavenworth & Topeka RR_ _ _ _1231Lewiston Augusta & Waterloo

Street Ry 499Liberty Steel Co., Warren, 0 91Library Bureau, Cambridge,Mass 705, 820, 1235

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.504, 812Lima (0.) Locomotive Works,Inc 194, 1348

Linde Air Products Co 713Lindsay Light Co 194, 713Lit Brothers Corp., Phila 401Litchfield & Madison By 923Little Giant Truck Co 401Little Kanawha RR 86Little Rock (Ark.) By. & El. Co.

396, 715Little Schuylkill Nay., RR. &Coal Co 189

Lockport Light, Heat dr Pow. Co.401, 1131

Locust Mountain Coal Co 1348Loft, Inc 713London (Ont.) & Lake Erie Ry.& Transportation 1344

London (Canada) Street Ry 607Lone Star Gas Co_1124Long Island RR 396, 499, 607Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co_504, 927, 933(P.) Lorillard Co 605, 825,

1121, 1131, 1235, 1348Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR.

189, 822, 1344Louisville Gas dc Electric Co.

924, 1039 1131, 1235, 1348Louisville & Nashville RR _396,

499, 923, 1227, 1344Ludlow Mfg Associates, Boston

402, 927, 933Lukens Steel Co 194, 402Lykens Valley Light, Heat &Power Co 504

Lyman (Cotton) Mills of Boston504, 713

Lynchburg (Va.) Trac. & Lt. Co. 499Lynn & Boston RR 189Lynn (Mass.) Gas & Elec. Co.. 611

McCrory Stores Corp 713,825, 1235, 1341

(W. H.) McElwain Co 504McGraw-Hill Co., Inc., N. Y...._ 91McKeesport Tin Plate Co_1235, 1348MacAndrews & Forbes Co_ 713Mackay Companies 602, 812Macon Dublin & Savannah RR_1126Magma Copper Co 927Magnolia Petroleum Co_ _ _ _194, 504Magor Car Corporation 1348Mahoning Coal RR 601Mahoning Investment Co_ 605, 933Mahoning & Shenango By. & Lt.Co 396

Maine Central RR__601, 1231, 1344Maine & New Brunswick Elec-Power Co 91

Malden & Melrose Gas Light 00.1039Manati Sugar Co., N Y___605, 1228Manchester Trac., Light & Pow.Co 86, 396, 929

Manhattan Electrical Supply Co.713, 1131

Manhattan Railway 499, 822Manhattan Shirt Co.. N. Y_292, 605

Page.Manila Electric RR. & LightingCorp 924

Manomet Mills, New Bedford,Mass 611. 713

Mansfield Elec. Light & PowerCo 1131

Mansfield Public Utilities & Ser-vice Co 1131

Manufacturers Lt. & Heat Co.,Pittsburgh 710, 813

Manufacturers' By., St. Louis_1126Maple Leaf Milling Co 1348Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co.of America 194, 1348

Marion Light & Heating Co__ 818Marlin-Rockwell Corp 91, 719Maryland-Georges Creek CoalCo 611

Mason-Seaman Transport'n Co.. 611Mason Tire & Rubber Co.,Kent, Ohio 91

Massachusetts Consol. MiningCo 1235

Massachusetts Cotton Mills 820Massachusetts Elec. Cos_ _ _86, 1036Massachusetts Gas Cos__ -195.

402, 499, 564, 710, 825Massachusetts Lighting Cos 605, 825Massachusetts Mills in Georgia 927Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 504Maxim Munitions Corp..:933, 1131Maxwell Motor Co., Inc....402.

504, 719, 1228May Department Stores Co...... 505Memphis Street By 1126Mengel Box Co., N. J 933Menominee (Mich.) River SugarCo 927

Merchants Mfg. Co ' 927Mergenthaler Linotype Co........ 713Merrill Lumber Co., Astoria.Oro 402

Merrimack Chemical Co 1131Merrimack Mfg. Co 713Metropolitan Edison Co 195Metropolitan Street Ry....607, 1344Mexican Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.,Mexico City, Mex.. _ _ _393, 402

Mexican Petroleum Co. Ltd.605, 611, 713, 927% 933, 1131

Mexican Telegraph Co 91.505, 1348

Mexico (Mo.) Investment &Construction Co 396, 1036

Miami Copper Co....92, 402, 505,611, 1039

Michigan Central RR 499

Michigan East & West RR.189, 1126Michigan Light Co 402, 1039Michigan Limestone & ChemicalCo 1131

Michigan State Telephone Co.602, 933

Michigan Sugar Co 825, 933

Middle West Utilities Co ..499,607, 715, 1036

Midland Securities Co 1229Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co.402, 611Midway Gas Co., San Francisco.

402, 1235Midwest 01 Co., Denver_ _927,

1039, 1235Midwest Refining Co 605Miller Rubber Co 825Miller & Lux, Inc., Calif 1131Milliken Bros., Inc 719Milwaukee (Wisc.) Coke & GasCo 505

Milwaukee Electric By & LightCo_396, 602, 607, 822, 919, 1124

Milwaukee Gas Light Co 602Milwaukee Light, Ht. & Trac-

tion Co 607Mineral Range RR 189Minerals Separation, Ltd 1131Mining Corp. of Canada 1039Minneapolis Gas Light Co_ _ _ 933Minneapolis St. Paul & S. Ste.Marie 499, 1126

Minnesota & Ontario Power Co_ 602Mississippi River Power Co.._ _ _1131Missoula (Mont.) Light & WaterCo 92

Missouri Kansas & Texas By.396, 822, 1344

Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf By.. 607Missouri Pacific RR 189Missouri Portland Cement Co_ 605Mobile Electric Co 611, 924Mobile & Ohio RR_ _ - 929Mohawk Mining Co 821-, 1348Mohawk Valley Co__-602, 611. 814Moline Plow Co., Inc 605Mononhagela Valley TractionCo 396, 925

Monsanto Chemical Co., St.Louis 1131

Montana Power Co....602, 1039.1131, 1341

Montezuma Land Co 402Montgomery Transit & LightCo 86

Montgomery, Ward & Co., Inc.,Chicago.._495, 505, 719, 820,

825, 933Montreal Cotton Co 1131Montreal Light, Heat & PowerCo. Consol 825

Montreal Tramways Co_ _ _ _607, 715Montreal Water & Power Co.._ 815Morgantown (W. Va.) & Wheel-ing (Electric) By 1344

Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill.._598,611, 1348

Morris & Essex RR 601Mortgage Bond Co., N. Y 293Motor Products Corp., Detroit. 92Mountain States Power Co_ _1131Mountain States Teiep. & Teleg.Co 602, 933

Mount Vernon Elec. S. Ry____ 86Mount Vernon-Woodberry Cot,-ton Mills 195

Mountain States Power 92Muncie (Ind.) Electric Light Co.1131Munising Marquette & South-

eastern By 189, 929Munising Paper Co., Cleve_ _ _ _ 927Murphysboro & Southern IllinoisBy 86

Muskogee Gas & Electric Co.._ 924Mutual Film Corp 1039, 1235Mutual Terminal Co. of Buff__1348


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Narragansett Elec. LightingCo 187, 195, 933Nashawena Mills 605Nash Motors Co 195, 598, 1036Nashua Mfg. Co., Boston 927Nashua St. Ry 86, 607, 1036Nashville Chattanooga & St.

Louis By 818Nashville By. & Light 602National Acme Co 505, 1131National Aniline & ChemicalCo.'

825, 933, 1131, 1235, 1348Nat. Biscuit Co., 292, 719, 1229Nat. Breweries, Ltd., Montreal- 611National Candy Co., 825, 927, 1348National Cash Register Co.1036, 1349National Carbon Co 713, 1131National Cloak & Suit Co., 496,

605, 1125Nat. Conduit & Cable Co., 92,713, 825, 1039, 1131Nat. Enameling & Stamping Co.,

713, 826, 1123National Fireproofing Co 1131National Fuel Gas Co 605National Grocer Co., Detroit,

505, 611, 814National Lead Co 505, 826Nat. Licorice Co 92, 713National Radiator Co. 719, 826, 1131National Rys. of Mexico 396Nat. Refining Co., Cleveland.. 402Nat. Steel Car Co., Ltd., Mont-real 195Nat. Sugar Refining Co 927Nat. Supply Co., Toledo, Ohlo.._ 927Nat. Transit Co., Oil City, Pa.,

402, 933National Tube Co 826Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.,

195, 402, 713Nebraska Power Co 818Nevada-California Elec. Corp.,

195, 1131, 1342Nevada Central RR 86, 189Nevada Consol. Copper.

' 611,

933, 1036, 1039Nevada Northern Ry 929Nevada Wonder Mining Co__ _ 605New Bedford Gas & Edison.Lt.Co 505, 611New Bedford (Mass.) & OnsetStreet By 1127New England Electric SecuritiesCo 402, 505New England Co. Power System,

92, 195, 710, 1039New England Power Co 710New England Telep. & Teleg.Co 92, 602, 826, 1235New Jersey Zinc Co., 92, 505,

713, 1229New Mexico Central By., 189,

499, 715, 929New Orleans By. & Light Co.,

86, 925, 1037New Orleans Texas & MexicoBy 822, 929

Newport News & Hampton By.,Gas & Electric Co _ 602, 1231

Newport News Shipbuilding &Dry Dock Co 402

New River Co 195New York Air Brake Co., 402,

826, 921, 1349N. Y. Brooklyn & ManhattanBeach By 818

New York Central RR., 396,607, 1231

New York Chicago & St. L. Ry_ 709New York Connecting BR- 396396New York Dock Co., 713, 033-, 1039N. Y. Harbor Realty Co 92New York & Harlem RR 499New York & Honduras RosarioMining Co 505. 1229

Now York Mutual Gas Light Co. 925N. Y. New Haven & Hart. RR.,86, 189, 396, 499, 607, 715,

1127, 1231, 1344N. Y. & New Jersey Water Co.,

92, 402, 1131N. Y. & North Shore Trac. Co_ -1127New York Ontario & WesternRy 822, 1035

New York Phila. & Norfolk RR.. 607New York & Queens Gas Co____. 612New York Railways 396. 929New York & Richmond Gas Co- 719New York Rubber Co 826, 1229New York Shipbuilding Corp.,

1235, 1349New York State Rys 499, 607New York Taxicab Co 402New York Telephone Co., 505,

826, 1039, 1226New York Transit Co., 499, 605,

612, 826New York Transportation 402Niagara & Erie Power Co 505Niagara Falls Power Co., 92,

195, 505, 1131, 1228Niagara Fire Insurance Co 820Niagara Lockport & OntarioPower Co 505. 612, 1348

Nicholson File Co., Providence.... 713Niles-Bement-Pond Co., 605, 612,811Ninth Ave. RR 499Nipe Bay Co., Boston 820Nipissing Mines Co. (of Me.),

927, 1235Norfolk Ry. & Light Co 925Norfolk & Southern RR_ _ _ _607, 822Norfolk & Washington Steam-boat Co 820

Norfolk & Western Ry_190, 499,597. 1035, 1124, 1223, 1237

Northampton Easton .Sc Wash-ington Traction Co 1127

North American Co _195, 602,719, 1039, 1235

North American Pulp &Co Paper1i5i

North Atlantic Oyster-Farms,Inc 92

North Butte Mining Co 92North River Insurance Co 820Northern California Power Co.._ 933Northern Cambria St. By 1231Northern Central By 923Northern Electric By., Calif_500, 715Northern Insurance Co 820Northern New York UtilitiesCo 1235

Page.Northern Ohio Electric Corp.._396, 1127Northern Ohio Trac. & Light

Co 86, 396, 608Northern Ontario Lt. & PowerCo., Ltd 1235Northern Pacific By. 190, 500Northern Pacific Term Co., Ore- 500Northern Pipe Line Co 402, 612Northern RR of N. H 924Northern RR. of N J 709Northern Securities Co., N. Y-

• 294, 500Northern States Power Co.. ..710,1131, 1349Northern Sugar Corp., Detroit _ - 92Northern Texas Electric Co......396

Northumberland County (Pa.)Traction Co 396

Northwestern Electric Corp.._ - - 195Northwestern Pacific RR. 822Northwestern Power Co., Bost 402Northwestern Terminal Ry 86Northwestern Yeast Co. (Chi-cago) 402

Northwestern Telegraph Co........ 710Northwestern Terra Cotta Co...... 719Norwich & Worcester RR 924Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co_

719, 1039Nova Scotia Tramways & PowerCo 86, 396

Oakland Antioch & EasternRy 190, 822, 1127Oakland Traction Consol. Co...... 396

Ocean Steamship Co 1131Ocilla Southern RR 822O'Gara Coal Co 1131Ogden Logan & Idaho By 190Ohio Cities Gas Co_402, 602, 612, 719Ohio Electric Ry 929Ohio Fuel Supply Co 929Ohio Gas & Electric Co 505Ohio Iron & Steel 1349Ohio Oil Co., Findlay, 0_605,

719, 1235Ohio State Telephone Co....818,

1235, 1349Ohio Valley Electric Ry 1231Oklahoma (City) Gas & Elec.Co 1235

Oklahoma Producing & Ref. Co- 826Okmulgee Producing & Ref. Co.

928, 1235Old Colony St. By 86, 500Old Dominion Co., Boston_ - - 713Old Dominion Copper Mining& Smelting Co__92, 402, 612,

1039, 1349Omaha & Council Bluffs St.

86, 710, 1345Omaha Gas Co 92Onomea Sugar Co., Honolulu _ _ -1039Ontario National Brick Co__505, 719Ontario Power Co., Niagara

Falls 505Orangeburg (S. C.) By 1127Oregon & California RR 929Oregon-Short Line RR 1231Oregon-Wash. RR. & NavigationCo 715, 1231

Orleans-Kenner Elec By.... _86, 500Osborn (Cotton) Mills Corp...._ A235Osceola Consol. Mng. Co_1132, 1342Otis Company, Boston 928Otis Elevator Co., Boston _713, 1125Otis Steel Co., Cleve., 0 402Ottawa Gas Co 612Ottawa (Ont.) Traction Co _ _ 612Ottumwa By. & Light Co_ - - - 925Owens-Bottle Machine Co_820, 1132Oxweld Acetylene Co 713Ozark Valley RR 1037, 1127

Paauhau Sugar Co 92, 1132abst Brewing Co 713, 1349

Pacific Coast Co 402, 1235Pacific Development Corp____ 933Pacific Fire Insurance Co_ 820Pacific Gas & Elec. Co_86, 190,

396, 608, 715, 925Pacific Great Eastern By 929Pacific Hardware & Steel Co.,San Francisco 92

Pacific Lighting Corp., Los An-geles, Calif 599, 602, 1228

Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. _402, 826Pacific Mills, Boston_ _402, 933Pacific Portland Cement Co.._ 196Pacific Power & Light Co 818Pacific Telep. & Teleg. _ _602, 826Packard Motor Car Co.. _820, 1132Pacolet Mfg. Co., Spartansburg,S 402

Page Steel & Wire Co 92Pan-American Debenture Corp. 196Pan-American Petroleum &

Transport Co 605, 933Pan-American Wireless Tele-graph & Telephone Co 196

Paraffine Companies, Inc.._ _ _1235Paragon Refining Co., Toledo,Ohio • 496, 508

Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit.826 1349

Parkersburg (W. Va.) & OhioValley Electric By 608

(Frank) Parmelee Co 1229Parr Shoals Power Co _____ 925Passenger Fares _ _ _ _500, 1127, 1231Patterson Ranch Co. (Ven-tura Co. Calif) 505

Peekskill Lighting & RR 190Peerless Truck & Motor Corp.

92, 1040, 1123, 1132Penmans, Ltd., Montreal 1132Penelec Coal Co 402Penn Seaboard Steel Corp_92, 1040Penn Traffic Co., Phila 196Pennsylvania Co_ _86, 608, 1037Pennsylvania Gasoline Co.._ _1235Pennsylvania RR_ _86, 190, 397,500, 596, 709, 939, 1031, 1127,1345

Pennsyl. Salt Mfg. Co__713, 1125Pennsylvania Steel Co 719Pennsylvania Water & PowerCo 602, 707

Pennsylvania Sugar RefiningCo 933

Pensacola (Fla.) Electric Co 397People's Gas, Lt. & Coke Co.,Chicago__402, 704. 710, 826,

1132, 1235

OhioPortland (Me.) Electric CoPortland Gas & Coke Co Portland Gold Mining Co Portland (Mo.) Ry Portland By., Light & Power Co.,

190, 397, 1037, 1345Porto Rica-Amer. Tobacco Co.,

719, 821, 826, 1132Portsmouth (Va.) Berkeley &

Suffolk Water Co 1349Pottstown & Phoenixville Trac-

tion Co 500Prairie Oil & Gas Co., 605, 719, 1132Prairie Pipe Line Co 606Pratt & Whitney Co 506, 612Premier Motor Corp ..........9292Pressed Steel Car Co 196, 403, 811Price Bros. & Co., Ltd.. Que........612Procter & Gamble Co., 506,

1040, 1132Providence Gas Co 196Provident Loan Society of N. Y.,1349Provincial Paper Mills Co., Ltd_ 934Public Service Co. of North. Ill.,

612, 710, 934, 1037, 1132Public Service Corp. of N. .T.,87, 190, 500, 506, 608, 930,

1127, 1345Public Service Electric Co., 196, 1132Public Service By 87Public Service Gas Co..... ..613, 1132Public Utilities Co 397Pueblo (Colo.) Gas & Fuel Co.._ _ 827Pugh Stores Co., Chicago 613Puget Sound Gas Co 92Puget Sound Trac., Lt. & Ht.Co., Seattle, 190, 397, 930, 1231

Pullman Co., 196, 403, 605, 613,714, 934

Punta Alegre Sugar Co., 1132, 1236Pusey & Jones Co 506Putnam.&.Westchester Trac. Co. 190Pyrene Mfg. Co 714, 1040

Quaker Oats Co., 92, 714, 719,827, 923

Quebec By., Lt., Heat & Pow.Co.500Quincy Copper Mining Co., 714, 719

Ra ilroad Construction, &c.. 190allway & Light Securities Co.,Boston 500

Railway Steel Spring Co., 714,1040, 1122

Rapid Transit in N. Y., 87, 191,397. 1037, 1127, 1231, 1345

Rates (Freight) 397, 608Rates (Industrial) 196Rates (Railroad) 500, 715Ray Consol. Copper Co., 613,

827, 928, 1040Reading Company 500Reece Button-Hole Machine Co_ 821Reece Folding Machine Co 821Regal Motor Car Co 827Remington Arms Union Metal-

lic Cartridge Co 196

Page.Peoria & Pekin Union Ry____1231Pepperell Mfg. Co 820Perre Marquette By 597, 601Pettibone-Mulliken Co....821, 933Phelps Dodge Corp 505, 1132Philadelphia Co__86, 602, 822,

930, 1231Philadelphia, Bait. & Wash.RR 608, 1231

Philadelphia Electric Co_ _92,403, 505, 612, 826, 933

Philadelphia & Garrettfort St.By 397Phila. Rapid Transit Co__86,

500, 608, 822, 925, 1345Phila. Traction Co 925Philadelphia & Reading Ry 86Philadelphia & Western Ry_500,

818Philadelphia & West Chester

Traction Co 397Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Co 505Phoenix Iron Co 928Phoenix Iron Works Co 933(Albert) Pick & Co., Chicago.

719, 933Piedmont-Cumnock Coal Co 612Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co........403Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association.. 196Pierce Oil Corp 196Pillsbury-Washburn Flour MillsCo., Ltd 1235

Pine Bluff Co 397Piney River & Paint Creek RR_1345Pitcairn & Wilmerding (Pitts.)By 930

Pittsburgh Bessemer & LakeErie RR 924

Pittsburgh Buffalo Coal Co 1235Pittsburgh Canonsburg & Wash-ington By 87, 1231

Pitts. Cinc. Chicago & St. LouisBy 500. 608, 1040, 1127

Pitts. Coal Co., 821, 933, 1132,1338, 1349

Pitts. Crafton & Mansfield St.By 87

Pitts. Ft. Wayne & Chicago By.,500, 709

Pitts. Incline Plane Co 87Pitts. & Lake Erie RR 500Pitts. McKeesport & Yough-iogheny RR 818

Pitts. Oil & Gas Co 933Pitts. Plate Glass Co 821, 826Pitts. Railways, 87, 190, 397,

822, 930, 1127, 1231Pitts. & Shawmut RR 1231Pitts. Shawmut & Nor. RR., 190, 930Pitts. Steel Co 92, 403, 612Pitts. Steel Car Co 403Pitts. & Susquehanna RR 1345Pitts. & West End Pass By........ 87Pitts. & West Virginia RR.601, 1037l'itts. Youngstown St AshtabulaBy 709

Pittsfield (Mass.) Elec. Co.. 506, 612(Thomas G.) Plant Co 821, 1132Plymouth Cordage Co 821Point Richmond (Cal.) Canal &Land Co 196

Pond Creek Coal Co 714, 1236Pond's Extract Co., N. Y 821Poole Engineering & MachineCo 92, 928

Portage Rubber Co., Barberton,196, 403 1124

819714500

Page.Remington Typewriter Co.1236, 1340Rensselaer & Saratoga RR 709Reo Motor Car Co 403, 714Republic Distilling Co., N. Y.._ _ 196Republic Iron & Steel Co.. 292,403, 506, 1032, 1041Republic Motor Truck Co., Inc_ 714Republic By. & Light Co.._ -397,

822, 37Republic Rubber Corporatio 10

n_ _1040(R. J.) Reynolds Tobacco Co.403, 934, 1132, 1349Rhode Island Co 1127Richland Co 1132Richmond & Chesapeake Bay By 191Richmond Radiator Co., N. Y.._ 827Richmond & Rappahannock Riv.

(Electric) By 191Richmond & Seven Pines Ry 191Rio Grande Western Ry 608Riordan Pulp & Paper Co__613, 1132Riverside Rialto & -Pacific RR 191Robbins & Meyers Co 1236Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal &Iron Co 934

Rochester By. & Light Co_602, 1349Rochester & Syracuse By.... _87, 1231Rochester Syracuse & East. RR_1231Rockford Electric Co 819Rockland Light SG Power Co...._ _1349(W. A.) Rogers Co., Ltd., To-ronto 196, 719Rome Brass & Copper Co 1342

Rome & Clinton RR 397Rosenwald & Well Bldg., Chic 93Roxborough Chestnut 11111 &Norristown RR 87Royal Baking Powder Co 403Royal Dutch Co 403. 720Russell Manufacturing Co 506Russell Motor Car Co 720Rutland RR 191, 709

Saco-Lowell Shops 928acramento Valley Irrigation 00.196

Safety Car Heating & Ltg. Co.._ 605St. James Apartment Hotel__ _ _1236St. Joseph Lead Co__ __506, 605, 827St. Joseph By., L., H. & P. Co_ 602St. Joseph-South Bend & South-ern RR 930, 1127

St. Joseph Valley Ry 191St. Lawrence Flour Mills Co.,Ltd 196

St. Louis Aircraft Corp 93St. Louis Car Co 93St. Louis Kennett & Southeast-ern RR 191

St. Louis-San Francisco Ry_715,822, 930

St. Louis Southwestern Ry 822St. Louis Transfer Co.._ _ _1236, 1343St. Paul Southern By 1231Salmon River Power Co 506San Angelo (Tex.) Water, Light& Power Co 93

San Antonio Fredericksburg &Northern RR 191

San Antonio Public Service Co 191San Diego & Arizona Ry_ _1127, 1231San Diego Consol. Gas & Elec-

tric Co_ _506, 720, 925, 934,1040, 1132

San Diego & South Eastern By.397, 1231

San Francisco-Oakland TerminalRailways 397

San Joaquin Light & Power Corp.87, 403, 822, 1127, 1345

Santa Cecilia Sugar Corp 403Santiago (Cuba) Elec. Light &

Traction Co 1037Sapulpa Refining Co 1036, 1132Saratoga & Schenectady BR........ 924Savage Arms Corp........196, 506,

934, 1236, 1339Savannah & Atlanta By 1231Savannah Hinesville & West.RR. 500Savannah Sugar Ref'. Corp_403, 1343Saxon Motor Car Corp 106, 403Schenectady Illuminating Co.. ..i040Schenectady (N. Y.) Railway- 613Scotten-Dillon (Tobacco) Co.,

Detroit 196Scovill Mfg. Co 720, 934Scranton Electric Co 819Seaboard Air Line By 1127Sealshipt Oyster System 93Sears, Roebuck SG Co., Chicago,

93, 494, 506, 934Second Ave. Trac., Pitts.._ _ _87, 1231Securities Corporation General_ 925Selma (Ala.) St. & Suburban By.. 823Semet-Solvay Coke Co__ _ 1349Semet•Solvay Co_506, 720,-934, 1236Shale Brick Co. of Canada 720Shannon Copper Co.. ..196, 613, 821Sharon Steel Hoop Co 934Shasta Land & Timber Co 1132Shattuck Arizona Copper Co.,

506, 613. 720, 827, 1040Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,602, 827, 919, 934, 938. 1040, 1236

Sheffield Farms Co., Inc 196Sheffield Farms-Slawson DeckerCo 821

Sherwin-Williams Co. of Can-ada, Ltd 294

Shredded Wheat Co 821Shuits Bread Co 934Sierra Pacific Electric Co 403Sierra & San Francisco PowerCo 613, 934, 1349

Silver King Coalition Mines Co.. 714Simmons Co., Kenosha, Wis.,

403, 827, 1342Sinclair Gulf Corp 506, 1040Sinclair Oil & Refining Corp..

506, 605, 720, 827, 1132Sinclair Refining Co 506, 827Singer Mfg. Co...... ..507, 1229, 1349Sixth Ave. RR 500, 822Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.,

605, 827, 1132, 1236, 1349Smart-Woods, Ltd 1132Smith Motor Truck Corp.... _93,

403, 1040Smith Wheel Co., Inc., Syracuse 196Solar Refining Co 507, 1349South Carolina Lt., Pow. & Ry_1124South Penn Oil Co 714, 934South Pennsylvania Coal Co_ __1132South Pittsburgh Water Co __ 507South Porto Rico Sugar Co____ 403


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Page.Southern Bell Telep. & Teleg. Co. 613Southern California Edison Co..

93, 507, 602, 1837, 1349, 1365Southern California Gas Co_613, 720Southern Calif. Iron & Steel Co_1349Southern Canada Power Co.,

Ltd., Montreal 391Southern Illinois Lt. & Pow. Co_1236Southern New England Tele-phone Co 602, 613

Southern New York Power &By. Corp 715, 822

Southern Pipe Line Co_605, 613, 1229Southern Ry 1037Southern Sierras (Cal.) PowerCo 613, 1143

Southwest Missouri RR 716South West Pennsylvania PipeLine Co 613, 714, 1229

Southwestern Power & Light Co_ 819Southwestern RR 710Southw. Trac. Co., Temple, Tex. 87Spartan Mills, Spartanbtwg,S.O. 507Sperry Flour Co. of Calif 196Spicer Mfg. Corp., N. J 928Splitdorf Electrical Co. 605Spokane & Inland Empire RR 500Spring Valley Water Co., 934, 1132Springfield (Mass.) Gas Light Co. 196Springfield (0.) Light, Heat &Co 403

Springfield By. & Light Co 608Standard Coupler Co 605Standard Gas & Electric Co.._ 710Standard Gas Light Co., N. Y 93Standard Milling Co 507Standard Motor ConstructionCo 196, 714, 1040

Standard 011 Cloth Co., 714, 1236Standard 011 of Calif., 403, 605,

720, 934, 1035, 1043Standard Oil of Ind., 403, 1040, 1143Standard 011 of Kansas_ _ _ _507, 1125Standard Oil Co. (of Ky.). 507,

613, 720Standard 011 Co. of Nebraska,

196, 605Standard Oil Co. (of N. J.), 196,

605, 613Standard Oil Co. (of N. Y.), 507, 605Standard 011 Co. (of Ohio) 507Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co..

606, 1342Standard Screw Co 606Standard Steel Car Co 196, 934Standard Underground Cable Co. 93Stanley Rule & Level Co 720Staples Coal Co 827Stark-Tuscarawas Breweries Co_ 934Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd 1349Stern Bros., N Y 934(John B.) Stetson Co., Phila.,

196, 1036Stewart-Warner SpeedometerCorp 598, 928, 1229

Stone & Webster ManagementAssociation 397

Stromberg Carburetor Co. ofAmerica 1143, 1236

Struthers (0.) Furnace Co 1349Studebaker Corp., 714, 720,

1121, 1349Stutz Motor Car Co. of Amer.,Inc 392, 821

Stuyvesant Insurance Co 821Submarine Boat Corp., N. Y.._ 403Submarine Signal Co 714Sullivan Machinery Co., 720,

827, 1143Superior California Farm .LandsCo., Detroit 187

Superior Portland Cement Co.._ _1040Superior Steel Corp., 703, 721, 821Superior Water, Light & PowerCo 925

Supple() Biddle Hardware Co......1349Swan & Finch Co 403Sweetland Co., Cleveland 1371Swift & Co., Chicago, 186, 292,

404, 507Syracuse Northern Elec. Ry .._1231

Tacoma By. & Power Co 930ampa (Fla.) Electric Co.__ 397

Taylor-Wharton Iron & SteelCorp 714

Tecumseh Cotton Mills Corp.. .._1236Temple Coal Co 821Tennesee Central RR 608, 1345Tennesee Copper & ChemicalCorp 934, 1371

Terminal RR. Association ofSt. Louis 710

Terre Haute Ind. & Eastern Trac.Co 930, 1231

Texas Co., Houston_ _186, 196, 404

Page.Texas Electric By 397Texas & Pacific Ry 1231Texas & Pacific Coal Co....720,

1036, 1236Texas Power & Light Co 819Texas State RR 191, 930Third Avenue By.. _716, 823, 930Thomas Colliery Co., Phila 404Thomas Iron Co 935(J. V.) Thompson Coal Proper-

ties 404, 1143Thompson-Starrett Co 606Thorndike Co 928Ticonderoga (N. Y.) Pulp & Pa-

per Co 935Tide Water Oil Co 507, 1143Tide Water Power Co 925Tidwater Southern By 1345Titusville (Pa.) Traction Co.._ _ _ 716Tobacco Products Corp_ _404,

507, 714, 935Todd Shipyards Corp 929Toledo Railways & Light Co........ 716Toledo Traction Light & PowerCo 191, 397, 500, 608, 1345

Tonopah Belmont DevelopmentCo 606

Tonopah Extension Mining Co.._ 404Tonopah & Goldfield RR 397Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada_ 606Toronto Hamilton & BuffaloRy 930

Toronto Railway 397, 608, 730Torrington Company 1143Transue & Williams Steel Forg-

ings Corp 827, 935. 1236Travelers' Insurance Co 928Tremont & Suffolk Mills 928Trenton Lakewood & SeacoastRy 1345

Trenton & Mercer CountyTraction Co 1345

Trenton Potteries Co 606Troy (N. Y.) Gas Co 196Troy & Greenbush RR 924Trumbull Steel Co 935, 1236(J. Spencer) Turner Co....._404, 827Twenty-Third St. Ry., N. Y____ 500Twin City Rapid Transit Co__

493. 602, 716, 1037Twin State Gas & Electric Co

608, 716, 1037, 1127

U.S. Industrial Alcohol Co.....93, 197, 507, 928. 1035, 1125,

1143Underground Elec. Rys. of Lon-don, Ltd 1037, 1231

Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.714, 812

Union Bag & Paper Corp -196,507, 1125, 1236. 1340

Union Buffalo Mills Co 1036Union Carbide Co 714Union Electric Light & PowerCo., St. Louts 196, 1371

Union Ferry Co. of N. Y. &Brooklyn 819

Union Lt. Ht. & Pwr. Co.. 720, 827Union Nail Co., New Haven,Conn 928

Union Natural Gas Corp 935Union OH Co. of California-93,

• 196, 293, 613, 705, 714, 1040Union Pacific RR.. _ ..298, 716.

1037, 1231Union Passenger By 925Union Ry. Gas & Electric Co 608Union Stock Yards Co. ofOmaha, Ltd 393, 1125

Union Street By., New Bedford,Mass 1127

Union Switch & Signal Co 714Union Tank Line Co 197, 507Union Telephone Co 1228Union Trac. Co. of Ind 87, 1037United Alloy Steel Corp..

1143, 1371United Breweries Co., Chicago.._1125United Cigar Stores of Amer-606, 922United Drug Co_606, 922, 1120, 1142United Dyewood Corp...._ _606, 1125United Fruit Co_ ..404 714, 935, 1371United Electric Securities Co__ 935United Engineering & Fdy. Co....1229United Gas & Electric Co-602, 1127United Gas Improvement Co.

93, 602, 613, 720, 827, 935United Light & Rys Co 191, 711United New Jersey RR. & CanalCo 924

United Paperboard Co., Inc...... _ 714United Petroleum Co., Los Ang 714United Power & TransportationCo 87, 500, 608, 925

United Profit-Sharing Corp.._ _ _1143

Pgae.United Publishers Corporation.._ 928United RRs. of San Fran_ 191, 1127United Rys. & Elec. Co. of Balt-1345United Rys. & Elec. Co. of St. L. 819United Rys. of St. Louis_ 191,

500. 608, 716, 823, 1232United Service Co 1143United Shoe Machinery Co_93,

197, 404, 1143U. S. Cast Iron Pipe & FoundryCo 507, 1143, 1226, 1339

U. S. Enevlope Co 606, 720U S. Express Co 1236U. S. Fire Insurance Co 606U S. Gypsum Co., Chicago.. ......1036U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co..1236U. S. Rubber Co_ _93, 197, 935,

1033, 1236U. S. Smelting, Refining & Min-ing Co 404, 821, 1371

U. S. Steamship Co 507U. S. Steel Corporation_93, 197,404, 493, 507, 827, 935, 1040,

1143, 1337, 1350, 1471U. S. Worsted Co 1040United Trac. Co. of Pitts 88,

397, 823, 930, 1127, 1232United Trac. Co. of Reading....- 88United Truck & Equip. Co., Inc._ 928United Utilities Co., N Y 925United Verde Copper Co 404United Verde Extension MiningCo 821, 827, 1143

United Wire & Supply Co 404Utah Apex Mining Co 606Utah Copper Co_613, 928, 935, 1040Utah Gas & Coke Co 711Utah-Idaho Central RR 191Utah-Idaho Sugar Co 197, 1229Utah Light & Traction Co 398Utah Power & Light Co 819Utica Steam & Mohawk ValleyCotton Mills 1229

Iracuum Oil Co 507, 1143V alley Mould & Iron Corp_ _ _ _1236Valvoline Oil Co 1040Vanden.% Railroad 500Vermont & Massachusetts RR 818Vermont Valley RR 930(James) Vernor Co., Detroit.... _ _ 827Vindicator Consol. Gold Min.Co. 714Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.

404, 714, 1040, 1229Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.._1236Virginia & Pitts. Coal & Coke Co1229Virginia By. & Power Co_ _191,

500, 930, 1127Virginian Power Co 720Virginian By 191Vulcan Detinning Co 1143

Wabash Pitts. Terminal By.. 716TV abash By 398, 924, 1345Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd_ -- - 404Wages (Industrial)_ _827, 935, 1371Wages (Railroad) 191, 500,

608, 716Waltham Watch Co 507, 821Walworth Mfg. Co 935War Finance Corp 1037, 1343War Regulations (Industrial)__197, 404, 507, 827, 935, 1040,

1232, 1371War Regulations (Railroad).

191, 398, 608, 716, 823, 930Ware & Brookfield St. Ry_823, 1345(Charles) Warner Co 928Warwick Mills, Centreville,R I 928

Washburn Wire Co 1236Washington, Baltimore & An-

naplois 819, 1345Washington & Canonsburg By. 88Washington County (Md.)Water Co 1236

Washington (D. C.) Gas LightCo 602, 1371

Washington Oil Co., Pitts_606, 1143Washington, Potomac & Chesa-peake ss

Washington Ry & Electric Co.._ 602Washington-Virginia By 819Washington Water Power Co.

398, 500, 716, 1345Waterloo Cedar Falls & North-ern By 398

(H. F.) Watson Co 1371Wauregan Co 928Wayland Oil & Gas Co 827Wayagamuck Pulp & Paper Co.. 935Webster & Southbridge (Mass.)Gas & Electric Co 720

Wellington Mines Co., Kan.sasCity, Mo 714

Wells, Fargo & Co 507

Page.Wellston & Jackson Belt Ry___ A037Welsbach Co 1236Westchester Fire Insurance Co_ 821West End Street By.. ......398, 711West End Trac. Co., Pitts_ _88, 1232West Jersey & Seashore.. 608, 924West Kootney Power & LightCo 935

West Liberty & Suburban St.By., Pitts 88. 1232

West Penn Power Co.. ..507, 613,1124

West Penn Railways 608West Penn Tract. & WaterPower 716, 823

West Phila. Passenger By 925West Point (Ga.) Mfg. Co_ 928West Virginia Central Gas Co.... 507West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.1371West Virginia Water & ElectricCo 614

Western Canada Power Co 404Western Electric Co.... ....1040, 1236Western Grocer Co., Chicago.

507, 814Western Maryland By 88Western Ohio By 1128Western Pacific RR....88, 192.

500, 608, 930, 1345Western Power Corp., N. Y.

603, 614Western By of Ala 924Western States Gas & ElectricCo 720, 925, 1143

Western Union Telegraph Co.197, 1143, 1337, 1362

Western United Gas & ElectricCo 509

Westfield Mfg. Co 928Westinghouse Air Brake 00.509. 1040Westinghouse, Church, Kerr &Co ,1036

Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.93, 509, 935, 1040

Weyman-Bruton Co 507, 1040Wharton Steel Co 197. 1236Wheeling Electric Co 819Wheeling Mould & Foundry Co. 928Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.. ..509.

720 935 1236(J. G.) White & Co., Inc 714(J. G.) White Engineering Cor-

poration 606IThite Knob Copper & Develop-ment Co 614

White Motor Co 509(J. G.) White Management Corp 614Wichita Falls & Northwestern NilRy 1345

Wichita (Kan.) Union StockYards Co 197

Wichita-Walnut Valley Inter-urban By 823

Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) Co__ ._ 819Willys-Overland Co., Toledo,Ohio 509 1236

Wilson & Co., Inc....404, 606,1044 1120

Winnipeg Electric By 1232Winchester Repeating Arms Co.

404, 614. 706, 720, 935, 1371Wire Wheel Corp. of Amer 197Wisconsin Central Ry___ _500, 818Wisconsin Edison Co_ _603. 614,

1236Wisconsin-Minnesota Light &

Power Co 711Wolverine Copper Mining Co.

821, 935Wolverine Portland Cement Co. 821Woods Mfg Co. Ltd 1143(F. W.) Woolworth Co_ _93,

197, 404, 614, 703, 1044. 1371Worcester (Mass.) Gas LightLight Co 1044

Worcester (Mass) SuburbanElectric Co 1044

World Film Corp 197Worthington Pump & MachineryCorp___ _93, 509, 1044. 1143. 1225

Wrightville & Tennille RR Corp. 608

Vadkin River Power Co 819A ale & Towne Mfg. Co__197,

. 404, 509, 1143

York County Power Co 603York Railways 603. 823(The) J. S. Young Co., Inc.,

Baltimore 821, 935Youngstown Sheet & Tube .Co.

714, 817Yukon-Alaska Trust Co 1125Yukon Gold Co_ ..928, 935, 1044

Zellerback Paper Co 827. 935enith Furnace Co 509

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT-NEWS AND FINANCES.GENERAL.

Page.

Albany School Dist., Calif.-Financial Statement 728

Arcadia, Fla. - Financialstatement 838

Argentina - (See ForeignGovernments).

Arkansas-Tennessee-Boun-dray suit settled 1051

Bar to w , Fla. - Financialstatement 831

Bayonne, N. J.-Water-plant purchase de-

feated by voters 411Water-plant purchased au-

thorized by City Com-missioners 1151

131loxi, Miss.-Commission governmentapproved 411

Bozeman, Mont.-Bonds in-valid 204

British Government-(SeeForeign Governments) •

Burlington, N. J.-Com-mission government de-feated 728, 1257

rialgary - Arrangements‘-• made for paying matu-

ring loan 838

GENERAL--(Cont(nued) .Page.

Canada (Dominion of)Bond market (1917) 516Canada "dry" 411, 1095Dominion finances 947Income tax law, text of.... 947Issues sold without knowl-edge of regulation re-quiring Government ap-proval, legalized by neworder 411

Loans proposed to GrandTrunk Pacific and Can-adian Rys 1378

Municipal financing prob-lems 838

Parliament convenes_ _ _1257Security issues permitted

only with approval ofMinister of Finance_ _ _ 204

Victory loan allotmentPlan 101

Victory loan subscriptions 838Canadian bond market(1917) 516

Columbus, Ohio - Bondsvalid 1051

Commission government,-Biloxi, Miss 411Burlington, N. J.......728, 1257

Compton, Calif.-Financialstatement 728

GENERAL--(Contintied).Page.

Connecticut-Special session of legisla-

ture 623, 1257

D%Has, Tex.-Franchise arrangementbetween city and pub-lic utility 838

Delaware-National prohibitionamendment ratified byLegislature 1151, 1257

Special session of Legisla-ture

1151Denver, Colo.-Water Co. case decided by U. S. Sup-reme Court 1051

Vast San Diego Sch. Dist.,Calif.-Financial state-ment 728

Equal suffrage-MississippiTexas

12571258, 1378

Fergus County, Mont.-School bonds valid 311

Foreign Governments-British Government-Bond conversion privil-ege extended 411

GENERAL-(Continued) •Page.

Foreign Governments-(Concl.)British Gov ernment--(Conc1.)Payment of loan 516

Argentina-Tenders for 1909 loan

requested 623Russia-

Interest payment oncredit 204

Int. payment on in-ternal loan 730

Hagerstown, Md.-Watercompany purchase pro-posed 1257

T Ilinols-Blue-sky law ruling_ _ _ _ 311

Deep waterway proposi-tion approved by U. S.Government 623

Inglewood Un. High Sch.Dist., Calif.-Financialstatement 728

I(entucky-Legislature adjourns...1378National prohibitionamendment ratified byLegislature 311

State - wide prohibitionamendment adopted 411,624

GENERAL-(Continued).Page.

Lindsay Sch. Dist., Calif.-Financial statement. 728

Long Branch, N. J.-Mayor/WOdeposed 624

Los Angeles County, Calif.Flood control bonds valid 204

Malsonneuve, Que.-Bondsissued in exchange formaturing notes 204

Maryland-National prohibitionamendment ratified byLegislature 838

State-wide prohibition de-feated by Assembly.... ...1151

Marysville, Calif. - Finan-cial statement 728

Massachusetts-Constitutional amend-ments-official vote 101

Income tax returns, State 411National prohibitionamendment ratified byHouse 1378

Savings bank investments 948Miami Conservancy Dist.,Ohio-Defin. bonds ready 1051

Minnesota-School bonds affected by

court ruling 204


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GENERAL-(Continued).Page.

Minot, No. Dak.-Bondsvalld 201

Mississippi-Electric railway ownership

proposed 101Equal suffrage defeated bySenate 1257

National prohibitionamendment ratified byLegislature 311

Monroe County, Fla.-Fi-nancial statement 838

Montreal, Que.-Funds for1. city obtained from bank 516Montana-County funding and re-funding bonds validatedby Legislature 1257

Special session of Legis-lature 728

Municipal bond sales(monthly) - - - -100, 621,

1051, 1256

NaPa•Calif. - Financiala statement 728

Nebraska-Special session ofLegislature 1257

Newfoundland - Now aDominion 204

New Jersey-Legislature ad-journs 948

New York City -Assessed values and tax

rates (1918) 1051Brooklyn Rapid TransitCo. contract calls forheavy outlay - otherrailway matters 1378

Change in pay-as-you-goplan proposed 1052

Chase National Bankmade a city depositary_ 624

City debt, applicationmade to Court for de-cision on 1052

Economy and retrench-ment urged by Mayor 728

Finances of city 311Inauguration of MayorHylan 101

Limited tax rate on realestate proposed__ _838, 1094

Suspension of sale of taxliens for period of warasked by Civic League.. 728

Tax rate, probable in-crease 728

Tax rate, reduction soughtby Mayor 624

Transfer of State funds ofcertain lapsed estatesordeTed by Court 838

Women vote at special6, elections 624

New York State-Aid for soldiers' depend-ents proposed 730, 838

Bonded debt 516Budget bill • 1151Constitutional amend-ments, official vote.. _ 101

Direct State tax, probable 624Governor pledges support

administration to Presi-dent Wilson 838

Governor's message -Legislature convenei 411

Ice supply law 838, 1052Legislature convenes__ __ 411Military expenses, State_ 624Moratorium proposed 411, 624National prohibitionamendment defeated byLegislature 1257

Prohibition proposed _411, 730Retailers profits to be

fixed by Legislature_ ...1052Savings bank investments 728State income tax-cor-

porations not exemptfrom school taxes_624, 948

Serial bonds favored byComptroller 624

State finances, revenues,expenditures, &c..411,

516, 1151Tax problems discussed by

Comptroller 729War activities of State_ 411

Norfolk, Va.-Fire destroysportion of city 101

North Dakota-Funds available for invest-ment in county seed andgrain bonds 1052


Special session of Legisla-ture 31

nntario-N., Loan explained 1257Orange County, Fla.-Fi-

nancial statement 838Orland, Calif. - Financial

statement 728Ossining, N. Y.-Village notto sell out 1052

Outremont, Quo.-Tendersfor bonds requested 730

Petaluma, Calif.-Finan-cial statement 728

Philippine Islands - Pro-posed bond issue 948

Prince Albert, Sask.-Fi-nancial affairs 838

Prince Rupert, B. C.-Cityfinances 730

Prohibition-Canada 411, 1095Kentucky 311, 411, 624Maryland 838, 1151Massachusetts 1378New York_ _411, 730, 1257North Dakota 516Rhode Island 1152

South Dakota 1258Texas____948, 1152, 1258, 1278United States 204Virginia 311

GENERAL-(Concluded).Page.nuebec (Province of)

Control of municipal af-fairs proposed 1151

Secession resolution with-drawn from Legislature 411

no hode Island-National prohibitionhibition amendment de-feated by Senate 1152

Russia-(See Foreign Gov-ernments).

St. Clair County, Mo.County Treasurer re-moved from office 311

San Bernardino Sch. Dist.,Calif.-Financial state-ment 728

Bandon, B. C.-City out ofdebt 1378

San Juan, Porto Rico-Note offering 311Bids for notes 516Note sale 624

Santa Cruz High S. D.,Calif. - Financial state-ment 728

Saskatchewan - Maturingnotes of Province paid_ 838

South Carolina-Legislatureadjourns 838

South Dakota-National prohibitionamendment ratified bySenate 1258

Rural credit bonds sold_ _1053Spokane, Wash. - Citybonds retired 516

South Vancouver, B. C.-City's bonds guaranteedby Provincial Govern-ment 1378

Sutter Co. ReclamationDist. No. 1001, CalifFinancial statement 728

Taylor County, Fla.-Fi-nancial statement_ 838

Texas-Constitutional amend-ment-official note_ _ -101

Equal suffrage approvedby Legislature__ _1258, 1378


Special session of Legis-lature 948, 1378

State funds 204Statewide prohibition ap-

proved 1258, 1378

United States-Capital Issues Com-mittee to consider issu-ance of municipal secu-rities of $100,000 andover 1052

Equal suffrage amend-ment passed by House_ 204

Prohibition amendmentto Federal constitution-correction 204

Soldiers' and sailors' civilrelief law 730, 1152

U. S. Supreme Court de-cides two "bone-dry"liquor cases 730

Virginia-National prohibitionamendment ratified byLegislature 311

Legislature adjourns 1378Road bonds proposed_ _ _ _ 411

Wayne County, Me.-Bonds valid 204

West Tampa, Fla.-Finan-cial statement 838

Wisconsin-Income tax plan for pay-ment of proposed bondIssue vetoed by Gover-nor 1052

Proposed bond issue_838, 948Special session of Legis-

lature 838, 1052

BONDS.

Abilene, Tex_ _ _624, 730, 1258cton, Ont 1263

Adams Co., Idaho 311Adams Co., Ind 1053Adamy Co., Ohlo_730, 838, 1258Addison S. D., Wis 1258Adel, Ia 205Adshead S. D., Alta 1056Aitkin Co., Mimi 205Akron, Ohio_ _1053, 1152,

1258, 1378Akron S. D., Ohio 624, 948Albany Co., N. Y 411,624Aicom Co., Miss_ _205, 838,

948, 115298483812583113111258516

Alliance, Neb Alliance S. D., OhioAllison, Ia Alpena, So Dak Altoona, Pa Altoona S. D., Pa Altus, Okla Alvordton, Onto Amarillo, Tex Amherst, Ohio Amherst S. D., Ohio_ _205, 730Amity S. D., Mo 1053Anderson, Ont 210Anderson Twp., Ont 316Andrew Co., Mo 1152Angelina Co.. Tex_ - - _839. 1258

Aledo, Ill Algona S. D., Ia Alexander City, Ala Allen Co., Ind Allen Co., Ohio Allen Parish, La Allen Twp., Okla Alliance, Ohio_ _ _ .516, 730,

838, 948, 1258730

13781152, 1378

984311839516

205, 411311, 624

102

BONDS-(Conlinued).Page.

Ann Arbor, Mich 102Anona S. D., Fla 1378Ansonia S. D., Ohio_ _948, 1053Aplington S. D., Ia_ _ _205, 311Arapaho, Okla 311Archer Co., Tex 102Archer S. D. Ia 730, 948Ardmore, Okla 730, 839Arkansas City, Ark 102Arkansas-Louisiana High-way Dist., Ark_ .102, 411, 730

Asheville, No. Caro_ _312, 624Ashfield S. D., Man 952Ashland, Ky__ _ _102, 411, 1152Ashland, Ore 312, 625Ashley S. D., Pa 516Ashville S. D., Ohio 102Atascosa Co., Tex 625, 948

Mass 948Atkin; S. D., Sask 1384Atkinson S. D., No. Caro 839Atlanta, Ga 625, 839, 1258Attala Co., Miss 516Attica, N Y 102, 839, 948Auburn, Me 625Audubon, Ia 205Audubon Co., Ia 625Auglaize Co., Ohio 839, 948Augusta, Kan 205Austin, Mo 516Austin, Tex 102, 730, 839Avery Co., No. Caro_ _102, 516Azusa S. D., Cal 312

Baker Co., Fla 730aldwin S. D., Ga 102

Balfour S. D., No. D 312Ballinger, Tex 625Ballston Spa, N. Y 1378Baltimore, Md 205Barberton, Ohio 948Barnes, Kan 516Barnhart S. D., Tex 839Bartholomew Co., Ind_ _625, 830Bartlett, Neb 1378Bartlett Twp., Neb Batavia, N.Y •Bath, N.Y Bausley S. D., Bask Bay Point S. D., CalBeaumont, Tex Beauregard S. D., LaBeaver Co., Utah Bee Co., Tex Bedford S. D., Ind Deemer S. D., Neb Beeville, Tex Bell Co., Tex 516, 839Bellefontaine S. D., Ohio,

625, 1378Belleville, Ont., 316, 1156, 1384Bellevue, Ky 948, 1258Bellingham, Wash 10213ellville S. D., Tex 839Beloit, Ohio 102Beitrami S. D., Minn 102Bemidji, Minn 625, 1258Benson, No. Car 1378Benton Co., Ind 1152, 1378Benton Ridge S. D., Ohio_ 102Beresford, So. Dak., 205,

517, 730, 1152Berkeley, Cal 102, 125813ethamy Twp., Mo., 205,

411, 1378Bethesda, Ohio 205Beverly, Mass 625Bibb Co., Ala 948, 1258Big Creek Dr. Dist., Ark 205Big Timber, Mont 102Big Valley S. D., Cal 205Bingham Lake S. D., Minn_ 205Binghamton, N. Y., 102,

312, 839, 1378Bird Island, Minn 205Birmingham, Ala_204, 730, 1378Birmingham S. D., Mich.,

205, 411Bitter Lake, Sask 1263Blackwell, Okla_948, 1152, 1258Blue Creek Twp. S. D., Ind.,

1152, 1258Blue Earth Co., Minn., 411,

625, 948Bluefield, W. Va 1378Blue Rapids S. D., Kan_ 730Boise Co. S. D., Ida 517Bolivia 1378Bolivar Co., Miss 839, 1378Bonesteel, So. Dak 205Bonifay, Fla 411Bonner Co., Ida 205, 312Boone Co., Ark_ 1152Boone Co., Ill 312Booneville S. D., Miss 1378Boonton S. D , N. J 1152Bossier City, La 1152Boston, Mass 625Bow S. D., Alta 1056Bowling Green, Ohio 625Braddock, No. Dak 1152Bradford, Ohio_ 948Bradford, Ont._ _ _ _1263, 1384Brady, Neb 948Brady, Tex 411, 839Braintree, Mass 1053Brandon S. D., Vt_ _ _ _102, 312Brantford, Ont 106Bratenahl, Ohio 205, 839Brawley S. D., Cal 1378Brazorla County, Tex 205Brazos County, Tex_ _ _ _102, 411Brazos Co. Rd. Dist., Tex_ 948Brentwood S. D., Cal 625Bridgeport, Conn_ __ _1053, 1152Bridgeport, Neb 205Bridgetown S. D., Ohio_ _ _ 205Bridgewater, Mass 1152Brigham, Utah 205Brilliant S. D., Ohio_ ..205, 625Bristol County, Mass_ _625, 730Bristol Two. S. D., Ohio _ 517 , 948Bristow, Okla 1378British Columbia 1384Britton, So. Dak 1378Brockton, Mass_205, 1053,

1152, 1258, 1378Bromhead, Soak 1384Brookline, Mass 205,

312, 411, 1258Broome County, N. Y 517Brownstown, Ind 205Bryn Mawr S. D:,̀ Sask_ _1384

1053205115273420594810211521152205730205

BONDS-(Continued).Page.

Buchanan Co., Mo_312, 517,625Buck Creek Sch. Twp.,Ind 102, 205

Buffalo, N. Y _102 , 205, 312,625, 1053, 1152, 1258, 1378

Buhl, Idaho 102Buncombe Co., No. Car-- -1378Burlington, No. Car_ _1053, 1152Burleigh Co., No. Dak_411, 730Burlington, No. Car 948Burlington S. D., Iowa_ - - - 102Butler Co., Ala 1258Butler Twp., Pa 517Butler Twp. S. D., Pa-625, 948Butte, Mont 1378Bynum, Tex 102

Caanan Twp. S. D., Ohio- 205alcasien, La 312

Caldwell, Ida 312, 838Caldwell Co., Tex 102,

205, 411, 625, 948, 1258Calhoun Co., Iowa 205Calhoun Co. Road Dist.,Tex 102, 411, 625

California_ _102, 411, 517,730, 948, 1053

Calistoga, Cal 838, 948Callahan Co., Tex 102Calwood dr WilliamsburgRd. Dist., Mo_ _205, 517, 839

Camas, Wash 205Cambria, N Y 1152Cambridge, Mass 102,

839, 948, 1258Camden Co., Ga 102Campbell Co., Tenn 1378Canby S. D., Minn 205Canton, Ohlo_102, 517, 625,

730, 839, 1053, 1152, 1378Canton S. D., Ohio _ 625 , 730,949Cape May Co., N. J 205Carbon Hill, Ala 1053Cardoc Twp., Ont 416Carey, Ohio 411Carleton Co., Ont 106Carlisle, Pa 731, 949Carl Junction, Mo 205Carmichael Irr. Dist., Cal- 102Carroll, Neb 1152Carter Co., Mont 731Cass Co., Ind 102, 949Cass Co., Minn 205Cass Co.. Tex 102Cedar S D., Iowa 102Center Sch. Twp., Ind_ _205, 517Central City, Neb 625, 839Central Point, Ore 411Cereal S. D , Alta 1056Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa_517, 625Ceylon S. D., Minn 625Chardon, Neb 206Chardon, Ohio 206, 731Charleston, Ill 1152Charleston, So Car 102Charlevoix, Mich 1378Charlevoix Co., Mich_206, 1379Charlotte, No. Car.._411,

625, 839, 1053Charlottesville, Va 731Charter Oak, Iowa 206Chattanooga, Tenn_ _ _206,

517, 625Cheboygan, Mich 1379Chelsea, Mass 1258, 1379Chesapeake City, Md 949Chester, Pa 312, 625Chesterhill, Ohio 102Chestertown, Md 625Chicago, Ill_411, 517, 625, 839Chickasaw County, Miss.__ 102Chinook S. D., Mont 1379Chicopee, Mass 517Childress County, Tex 731Chilhowie, Va 1258Chilton County, Ala 949Chippewa Falls S. D., Wis.

1053, 1379Chisago Co. S. D,. Minn 206Chouteau County, Mont.. _1258Chouteau Co. S. D,. Mont.

103, 625, 1053, 1152, 1258Cincinnati, Ohio_ _312, 625,

949, 1053, 1258Cincinnati S. D., Ohio 517Cinnaminson Twp. S. D.,N. J 731, 839, 1258

Clark Co.,Ind_206, 312, 517, 626Clarksdale Miss 206, 517Clarksville, Iowa 103Clay Co., Miss 1152, 1258Clay Co., Mo 103, 626Clay Co., Tenn 411,626Clay School Twp., Ind_ 731Clear Lake, Iowa 1379Clear Lake S. D., Minn_ 206Cleveland, Ohio_ _206, 312,

517, 626, 731, 839, 949,1053, 1152, 1258, 1379

Cleveland S. D., Ohlo_206, 312Cleves, Ohio 839, 949Cliffside Park, N. J -1258Clifton Forge, Va- 840Climax S. D., Minn _1053Clinton, Ont 1056, 1263Clinton Twp. S. D., Mich

312, 411, 949Clintonville, Wis 731Clintonville S. D., Wis.

1053, 1258, 1379Clovis, N. Mex 206Coal Twp. B. D., Ohio 1152Coalinga, Cal 1379Cochise Co., Ariz_206, 411, 1053Coeur d'Alene, Ida__ _1053, 1250Cohasset, Mass 1379Cohoes, N. Y 517, 1053Collins County, Tex_ 949, 1259Colorado County, Tex 1053Colorado Springs, Colo_ 312Columbia Irrigation Dist.,Wash 1379

Columbus, Ind 1259Columbus, Neb ' 206Columbus, Ohlo_628, 1053, 1259Comal County, Tex 1379Concord, Mass 517Concord, No. Car 517Concord S. D., Ohio 312Conemaugh Twp., Pa_ _312,

411,517Conley S. D., Cal 1379Continental S. D.. Ohio_ _1152

EIONDS-(Conlinued).Page.

Cook County, Ill 411, 626Coolidge S. D., Ga 731Cooperstown, N Y 312Coosa County, Ala 1259Copiah County, Miss_ _412, 949Corning S. D., Ohio 1152Corpus Christi, Tex__ _206,

626, 1259Corte Madera, Cal 1053Corvallis, Ore 206, 412Corwith S. D., Iowa_ _ _517, 731Coshocton County, Ohio_ _ _ 312Coteau St. Pierre, Quo 210Covington, Ky 412Covington, Tenn 949Covington, Va 1152Cowley, Wyo 1379Cowlitz County, Wash 1379Crofton, Pa 1379Cramlich S. D., Sask 1384Crane, Mo 206Cranston, R. I 103Craven County, No. Car... 731Crawford Co., Ia_103, 206, 412Crawfordsville, S. D., Ind_ _103Crestilne, Ohio 1379Crockett, S. D., Miss 1379Crookston, Minn 731, 1152Crosby, Minn_ _ _731, 840, 1053Crow Wing Co., Minn..731, 1053Crow Wing Co., S. D.,Minn 206

Crystal Lake, Ia 731, 949Curry, S. D., N. Mex 206Custer Co., Mont 626, 949Custer Co., Okla 312, 626Cut Arm, S. D., Bask 1156Cuyahoga Co., Ohio_ _312,

626, 731, 840, 949Cuyahoga Falls, Ohlo.._103,

206, 840, 949, 1259

ade City, Fla 949alias, Tex 312, 1379

Dallas Co., Tex 1053Dallas, S. D., Ia 517Davidson, S. D., Bask 1056Davie Co., No. Car 517Dawson Co., S. D., Mont..

517, 949Dayton, Ohio_ .. ..412, 626, 1379Dayton, Tenn 412Dayton, S. D., Ia 312Dearborn, Mich 1379Decatur Co., Ind_412, 517, 731Dedbarn, Mass_ _ _626, 731, 1259Deepwater, S. D., Mo.._ _1152Deerfield, S. D., Ohio 626Defiance, Ohio_ _949, 1053, 1259Defiance, S. D., Ohio 103De Kalb Co., Ind 312, 731Delano, Cal 13, 312Delavan, Wis 312Delaware Co., Ind-840,

1152, 1259Debit, Ia 626, 840Delphos, Ohio 206, 731Dennison, Ohio 517, 840Dent, Mo 103Denver, Colo 730,048Depew, N. Y 206Des Moines, Ia__103, 312, 412Des Moines, S. D., Ia_ _731,

949, 1259Des Moines, S. D., N. Mex_

312, 1152Des Moines Twp., Ia 517De Soto Co., Fla_ _412, 840,

1152, 1379De Soto Parish, La 312Detroit, Mich_ ..103, 312, 1259Detroit, Minn 206, 312Detroit, S. D., Minn 412Deuel. Co., So. Dak _ _ _ _626, 949Dickens Co., Tex 949Dickinson Co., Kan 206Dickinson, S. D., N. Y_ _ _ _

206, 412, 1259, 1379Dickinson, S. D., No. Dak..

1053, 1259, 1379Dixon Co., S. D., Neb_ - - - 206Dodge Co., S. D., Minn_ - - 206Donaldson, S. D., Alta- - -1056Donna, S. D., Tex 1053Donnelly, Minn 103Douglas Co., Neb 206Douglas Co., S. D., Wash 412Douglasville, Ga 1053Dover Twp., Ont 1056Drake, No. Dak 206Drumwright, S. D., Okla_ _

626, 949Dublin, Ga ._.313, 1152, 1379..Duchesne, Utah 312Duchess, S. D., Alta 1056Duluth, Minn 103Dunblame, Ont 1384Dunkard, S. D., Cal 412Duval Co., Fla 103, 312Dyersburg, Tenn 1379

E Chatn13. D., Minn__ - 312.1;.ast Chester, N Y 206Easthampton, Mass 312East Hartford, Conn 1319Eastland Co., Tex 626Eastland Co. Rd. Dist., Tex. 840East Liverpool Dr. Dist.,

III 1379East Liverpool S. D., Ohlo_1259Easton, Pa 312East Providence, li. I 103East Union S. D., Miss_ 517East Youngstown, Ohio.

840, 1053, 1259East Youngstown S. D.,Ohio 313, 517, 840

Eaton Rapids, Mich 206Eau Claire, Wis 1379Eddyville, Iowa, 313, 826,

1053, 1259Eden, Man 845Edgecombe Co., No. Car., 313Edgewater, N. J 103, 200El Centro, Cal 626, 840Eldora, Ia 626Eldorado S. D., Han 1053Electra, Tex 412Elkhart County, Ind 1259Elk Horn S. D., Iowa 206Elko County, Nev 313El Pa•io, Tex 840, 1379Ely, Minn 103. 1053


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Elyria, Ohio 206Emeryville S.D., Cal 949Emmitsburg, Md 1379Englewood, N. J 103Enterprise, Ore 103Erie, Pa., 208, 626, 731, 1370Escambia Co., Fla_ _313, 840Esparto, Cal 517, • 840Essex Co., Mass 313, 412Esterhazy, Bask 108Eaton, Bask 1384Etobicoke Twp., Out 1166Euclid, Ohio Eudora S. D., KanEureka, Kan Everett, Mass

949, 1379 412

1259517, 626

Fairbank, Iowa_626, 1053, 1152airfield S. D., Mont.,

1152, 1259Fairfield B. D., No. Car__ __ 313Fairfield S. D. Ohlo_1053, 1259Fairmont, Minn 1054Fairmont,•W Va 313Fairport, Ohio 1379Fallon Co. S. D., Mont_ - _1054Fall River, Mass., 206, 731,

949, 1054Falls City, Neb., 206, 617, 1379Fannin Co. S. D., Tex 1259Fargo S. D., No. Dak., 313"

617, 731Faribault Co., Miall 731Farmington S. D., Mich.- 949Farrell S. P., Pa 1379Faxon, Okla 412Fayette, Miss 313Fayette Co., Ill 1152Fayette Co., Tex 412, 628Federalsburg, Md 1379Fergus, Out 316Fergus Co., Mont 1379Fergus Co. S. D., Mont_ _. _ 517Filer, Ida 206Findlay, Ohio _313, 517Fisher Co., Tex., 103, 949, 1379Flat Bayou Dr. Dist., Ark__ 206Fleming S. D., Colo 731Flint, Mich., 103, 313, 840, 949Floodwood, Minn 20Florence, So. Dak 731Floyd Co., Tex 517Foley, Ala 731, 949Ford City, Out 734Forest, Ont 106, 316Forest City, Iowa 103Fort Pierce, Fla.._ _ _ ._ - _1259Fort Smith, Ark 412Fort William, Out.. 521Fort Worth, Tex., 206, 412, 1054Foxwarren S. D., Man 734Framingham, Mass--103,206, 313, 412, 517, 949, 1054

Francis Twp., Okla 517Franklin Co., Ohio 1152Franklin Co. Irr. D., Wash. 313Franklin Co. S. D., Ida.... 103Franklin School Twp., Ind.

517, 628,949Franklin 'ilvp. S. D., Ohio.. 103Frankfort, Mich 1379Fredericksburg, Ohio 412Fredericksburg, Va 1259Fremont, Neb 206Fremont, Ohio 206, 828French Sch. Twp., Ind-518,

731, 949, 1259Fresno, Cal 731, 1379Frio Co. S. D., Tex 412Fullerton, Neb 518, 840Fulton S. D., So. Dak 313

Qadsden Co., Fla--840, 1379alena S. D., Kan 206

Gallia County, Ohio 1153Galt, Out 316Gananoque, Out 845Gardner, Mass 1054Garfield, Wash 103Garfield County, Wash.- 206Garnet Twp., No. Dak__ -1054Garrettsville, Ohio 206Garvey S. D., Cal 518Garvin County, Okla-206, 949Gary S. D., So. Dak 1379Gem, Ida 412, 1259Georgia 412, 626, 840Geraldine, Mont 103, 626Gerber S. D., Cal 1259Gering S. D., Nob 1379Gibson Co., lud____1054, 1259Gibsonburg, Ohio 313Gilbert S. D., IowaGladys S. D., AltaGlendale, CalGlen Rock, Wyo Glidden S. D., IowaGlobe, ArizGloucester, Mass-103, 412,

731, 1259, 1379Gloversville, N. Y_313, 412, 626Gonzales County, Tex-518, 1153Gotebo S. D., Okla 1379Grafton, Pa 840, 949Grafton Twp., Ohlo.......103, 412Grande Prairie S. D., Alta-1058Grand Forks, No. Dak__-- 206Grand Haven, Mich 1379Grand Rapids, Mich-103,

313, 412Grand Rapids S. D., Mich- 207Grangevllie Higlway Dist Ida 313, 1379

Grant County, Ind 1153Grant County, Minn 1379Grant County, No. D-949, 1259Grant Orchards, Wash.

1054, 1259Grant S. D., Mich 412Grants Pass, Ore 103, 412Greater Winnipeg. Man.

316, 830, 1384Great Falls, Mont 1379Greensburg S. D., N. Y..- 103Greencastle, Ind 518Green County, Ind 1379Green Corn S. D., Sask.- -1156Greene County, Mo 1380Greene County, Tenn 949Greensboro, No. Car-412, 626Greenville, No. Car 103Greenville, Ohio 518Greenville, So. Car 731

206 1056 313,840

1379103

826

Jamestown, N YJanesville, Wis Jasper Fla Jasper County, TexJay County, Ind-413, 626, 841Jefferson, N. Y 413Jefferson Co., N Y....732, 841Jefferson Co. S. D., Mont.

413, 950Jefferson S. D. Cal 1380

95210544131380103413

Holyoke, Mass Holton Co., Out Hood River, Ore Horse Heaven, WashHouston Co., Tex Houston Heights, Tex 1054Howard Co., Ind., 313, 518,

731, 1259, 1380Howell and Marion S. D.,Mich 207

Hubbard Co., Minn 618Hudson Co., N. J., 731,

840, 949Hughson S. D., Cal- - -207, 840Hugo, Okla 1054Humboldt Co., Nev 313Hunt Co., Tex 1380Huntington, N. Y.. 413, 518Huntington City S. D., Ind.,

518, 840Huntington Co., Ind., 731,

949, 1153Huriock, Md 1380Huron, So. Dak 207Huron Co., Ohio 313, 413Hutchinson,,Kan 518Hyde Co., No. Caro., 313,

518, 840

Ida Co., Iowa 1054, 1153da Grove 8. D.. Ia_ _840, 1259

Idaho 413, 624, 628, 840Independence Twp. S. DN. J 1380

Index, Wash 731Indianaola, Neb 207Indianapolis, Ind., 207, 413, 731Iowa City, Ia 207, 413Iron River, Mich 1054Ironton, Ohio, 313, 626, 731,

1054, 1153Ironton S. D., Minn 841Ironwood, MichIrwin S. D., IaItasca Co.. Minn


Grenfell, Sask 210Grimsby, Ont 316Groton S. D., Bo. Dak-628,

1153, 1259Guadalupe Co., Tex_ _826, 1054Guernsey Co., Ohio.. 1064. 1380Gtdiderland, N. Y 412Guthrie, Okla 207Guttenburg, N. J 1064

HaileYbury, Out 138146ale Co.. Tex

3

Halifax, N. 5 106Hallettsville, Tex 1378Hamilton, Ohio, 518, 949, 1259Hamilton Co., Ind 1259Hamilton Co., Fla 412Hamilton Co., Ohio 207Hampden Co., Mass 1153Hamtramck, Mich 840Hancock Co., Ind 731, 840Hanlontown S. D , Ia 949Hanover, Ont 1156, 1384Happy Valley Irr. Dist.,Cal 1380

Hardin Co.. KY 207Harriettstown, N. Y., 731, 949Harrisburg S. D., Pa., 412,

626, 1054, 1153, 1380Harrison, Neb 731Harrison Co., Ind 207, 313Harrison Co., Ia

54Harrison Twp. S. D., Ohio. 626Harrodsburg, Ky 102Hartford, Conn 313, 1380Hartshorne, Okla 626Hastings S. D., Neb_ _1153, 1380Havana „Cuba 204Havelock, Neb 207Haverhill, Mass 412Hawarden, Iowa 412Hawarden..Sask 1384Hazel Ridge S. D., Bask _ 1384Heaton S. D., Man 952Henderson Co. R. D „ Tex. 949Hendricks Co., Ind 949Herkimer Co., N. Y 103Herschel, Sask 1384Hespeler, Ont 316Highland Co., Ohio 1380Highland Park S. D , Mich.,

Highland S. D., Mich 949,

1153731High Point, No. Caro.1259, 1380Hill Co., Mont 1153, 1380Hill Co., Tex

1054Hill Co. S. D., Mont., 313, 518, 949, 1153

Hillsborough Co., Fla., 103,207, 731

Hilmer S. D., Cal 731, 840Hobart, Ind

738Hoboken, N. J., 207, 313, 1431031Holcomb S. D., Miss Holgate, Ohio, 518, 626,

840, 1153Holly,AN. Y., 731, 949, 1153Holmesville S. D., Ohio,

840, 12594131156840

949731

103, 518 103 313

Tackson, Ga 1380ackson County. miss__ 313

Jadis, Mimi 5185185181054950

Jpffre S. D., ManJohnson City, N. Y Johnstown S. D., PaJoplin, Mo Jordan S. D., Iowa Julian S. D. Neb Junction City S. D , Kan.

103, 732Juneau County, Wis-207, 413Junlata, Neb 841,950

I(allda S. D., Ohio 207andlyohl County, Minn_ 950

Kansas 1260Kansas City, Mo 207, 1380


Hasson S. D., Minn 207Kearney S. D., Neb 841Kellogg, Ida 103, 626Kendall Co., Tex__207, 618, 841Kendrick, Ida 626Kenmore, Ohio 1054Kenora, Out 734Kenosha S. D., Wis 1380Kenton, Ohio 1153Keystone Irr. Dist., Wash.. 413Kimballtou S. D., Ia-626, 1380Kincardine, Ont 316Kinder S. D., La 1380King Co. Highway Dist.,Wash 518, 1153

King Co. S. D., Wash 950Kingfisher, Okla 732, 950Kingston, Ont 630Kingston, N Y 1259Kirkwood, Mo 1259Kittanning S. P., Pa 1380Klickitat Co. S. D., Wash.

841. 1054Knoxville, Tenn-103, 313,

626, 841, 1380Korbel S. D., Bask 734Kosciusko County, Ind-826, 841Krotz Springs, La 313Kunkle S. D., Ohio__ -103, 626Kutztown, Pa 413, 1259

Lac Qui Pane Col, Minn207, 518Ladysmith, Wis 1380La Fleche, Sask 1384Lafayette Parish, La 950Lafourche Basin Dist., La- 207Lake Arthur Dr. Dist .,N .M . 841Lake Co., Ind 1054, 1153Lake Co., Minn 518Lake Co., Ohio 207Lakefield S. D., Minn 103Lake Hattie Twp., Mimi.

826, 1054Lakeland, Fla 413, 618Lake Park, Minn 103Lake S. D., Cal 1380Lakeside S. P., Cal 626Lakewood, Ohio _313, 841, 1054Lakewood S.D., Ohlo_1153,

1260, 1380Lancaster, Pa 1380Lancaster, Ohio 732Landis Twp. S. D., N. J-1260Lanesboro, Iowa 1153Lanesboro, Minn 626,

1054, 1260, 1380Lanser, Bask 1384Lansing, Mich 518, 1380La Plata, Md 1380Laporte County, Ind 1153Laramie County, Wyo 413Las Animas Co. B. D., Colo- 313Lauderdale Co., Miss .207, 1380Lauderville S. D., Man- 952Laurel, Del 841Laurel S. D., Del 103Laurens, Iowa 518, 841Laverne, Okla 627Lawrence, Mass 518Lawrence Co., Ark 103Leader, Bask 734Lealman, S. D., Fla 1380Lebanon, Tenn 313Lee Co., Fla 313Lellman, S. D., Fla 627Lemmon, So. Dak 207Lenox, Mass 1054Leon Co., Tex 313,950Lesterville, Ia 1260Lethbridge, Out 316Lewis Co., S. D., Wash..-- 950Lewis & Clark Co., Mont- 624Lexington, No. Car 1380Liberty, S. D. Ohio-207

518, 627, 841, 1054Licking Co., Ohio 732Lima, 01110_413, 518, 732,

841, 950, 1280, 1380Limestone Co., Tex 1380Lincoln,.Neb 518, 732Lincoln Co., Minn 1163Lincoln Co., S. D., Mimi

207, 627Lincoln Co., S. D., Mont 313Lincoln Co., B. D., 015e-

732, 950, 1380Lincoln Soh. Twp., Ind.... 518Linndale, Ohio 732Linn Grove, Ia 207Llstowel, Out 952, 1384Little Falls, N Y 207Little Ferry, N. J 313Little Rock, Ark 103, 313Live Oak Co., Tex-103, 732Livingston Parish, S. D ,La 950

Lizton, Ind 1054Lockport, N. Y 413, 841Lodi, S. D., N. J 732Logan, Ohio 518Logan Co., Ohio 950, 1153Logan Co., S. D., Colo-1054Logansport, S. D., La 950London, Out 953, 1384Long Beach, Cal 207. 413Long Creek Twp., S. D , La. 841Long Prairie, Ark 1163Lorain, Olaio_313, 841, 950,

1260, 1380Los Angeles, Cal_ _518, 627,

1054, 1260Louisiana 1260Louisburg, Minn 627Lowell, Mass 313, 627Lowell, Mich 1380Loweilville, Ohio 841. 1260Lowndness Co., Miss 1380Lucas Co., Ohio 950, 1054Ludlow, Ky 1260Lugo, S. D., Cal 518Lusk, Wyo 313Lynn, Maas 413Lyon Co., Ia 413

1VreAlpines Creek, No.Car- 627LTAcColl, S. D., So.Car-- 314McFarlan, S. D., No. Car-- 627McHenry, Ill 313McHenry Co., No. Dak_

413, 1153, 1380McIntosh Co., Ga 1380McKean Co., Pa 627. 841

McMinnville, OreMacon, Ga Madison, Ind Madison, N. J Madison, Ohio Mauison Co., Ala-841, 1260Madison Co. BL-627. 950Madison Co.. Ind-413, 518,

827, 841Madison Co., Mo 518Madison Co., No. Car 104Madison Co., S. D., Mont-- 732Magnetic Springs, Ohio 207Mahnomen Co., S. D.,Minn 841, 1260

Makinak, S. D., Man 953Malden, Mass • 207,314Malheur Dr. Dist., Cal 732, 1380Manasquan, N. J 207Manatee Co., Fla 314Manchester, N. H 413Manchester S. D., Ohio_ -1380Manitoba 416Mansfield, Ohio 1153Mansfield S. D., Ohio 841Maple Heights, Ohio 314Mara Twp., Out 416Marcy, N.Y 841, 950Maricopa Co S. D., Ariz.,

950, 1380Marion, Ind 841Marion, Ohio 413, 618Marion Co., Fla 960Marion Co., Ind 413, 627Marion Co.. Ohio 1380Marion Co.. Tex 1054Marlon S. D., Ohio. -518, 732Marion Twp. S. D., Ohio 950Marlboro, Mass 413, 518Marlboro Co., So. Car 1280Marshall, Okla 207Marshall Co., Ind 413, 1260Marshall Co., Iowa-207,

618, 1260Marshalltown, Iowa_ -627, 732Marshfield, Ore 1280Martin Co., Ind 104Martin Co., Minn 1280Martinez, Cal 207, 1054Maryland 413, 732Massachusetts_ -518, 732 841Massena, Iowa 207Massillon, Ohio 413,842Matagorda Co., Tex-207,

414, 842, 1153Mayfield, Ky 314, 619Meadville, Pa 1378Medford. Man- -207. 627.

732, 1380Medford, Ore-__104. 207, 519Meigs, Ga 1054Melrose, Maas 732Memphis, Mo 1260Memphis, Tenn 104, 842Merced Co., Cal 104, 1380Meridian, Miss-414, 842,

1260, 1380Methuen, Mass 842. 960Miami Co., Ind 1153, 1381Miami Co., 0100-519, 950, 1260Miami S. D., Okla 842Michigan 414Middlesex Co.. Maas -414,

732, 842, 1260Middletown, Ohio 314Midvale, Utah 207Milford, Iowa 207Milford, Ohio 207, 414Millard Co. Dr. Dist., Utah 414Miller, So Dak 1381Mills-Fremont Dr. Dist., Ia 842Mal Valley, Cal 1153Milton, N.Y 950Milton, Ohio 732Milwaukee, Wis__104, 314,

627, 842, 1381Minden, N. Y 842Minerva S. D., Ohio 1054Mingo Co., W. Va 950Mingo Dr. Dist., Mo 732Minneapolis. Minn-- -.950,

1054, 1260, 1381Minot No. Dak 207, 627Mississippi 1260Missoula Co. S. D., Mont 619Mitchell Co., Tex-627, 732,950Moberly, Mo 207Monaca, Pa 1163Moncton, N. B 734Monroe, No. Car 104Monroe Co., F1a-104, 627, 842Monroe Co., Miss 842Monroe Twp. S. D., Ohio 950Montavia, Cal 1153Montana 1054, 1153, 1381Montclair, N. J 1260Montgomery, Ala.,314, 519,1381Montgomery, W. Va 1381Montgomery Co., Md 1381Montnaagny, Que 210Montpelier, Ohio 1381Montpelier S. P., Ohio. 207, 414Montreal, Que., 521, 845, 953Montre S. D., Bask 1384Moon Lake S. D., Bask_ -1156Moorhead S. D., Minn_ _ _ _ 207Moose Lake 'Twp., Minn.__ 104Mora S. D., Minn 414Moscow, Ida 207Moselle S. D., Miss___314, 414Moss Point, Miss 1381Mt. Gilead, Ohio 1054Mt. Union S. D., la 1153Mt. Union S. D., Pa-519. 842Mt. Vernon, N. Y....314, 519Muskogee, Okla, 950Musselshell Co., Mont.. 519,

1054, 1381Musselshell Co. S. P.,Mont 414, 1260

Machee-Selah Irr. Dist.,LN Wash 842, 950, 1153Nashua, N. H 104, 208Nashville, Tenn., 627, 732,

842 1054, 1153Navajo Co S. D , Ariz 314Nebraska 314, 732, 1260Nebraska S. D., Neb 208New Albany. Ind 208, 519

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McKenzie Co., No. Dak- 950McLeod Co., Minn- -413,

518, 841518, 841

1380207, 313

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Newark, N. J., 314, 842,1260, 1381

Newark, Ohio, 104, 414,732, 1153, 1381

Newaygo Co.. Mich 208New Bedford, Mass 519New Berry Co., So. Car_ __ _1260New Boston, Ohio 732New Britain, Conn_ _104, 627New Brunswick 845, 953New Brunswick, N. J., 519, 1381Newbury Co., Bo Car 1153Newburyport. Mass 314New Hanover Co., No. Car_1153New Hartford S. D., Iowa 519New Haven. C01111 627New Llskeard, Ont 416New Madison, Ohio-1153, 1381New Madrid, Mo 414New Madrid Co., Mo 842New Mexico 104, 627New Philadelphia, Ohio.

842. 950Newport, IL I., 314, 519,

950. 1054, 1381Newport Beach, Cal., 208,

732, 1054, 1381Newport News, Va....104,1260New Smyrna, Fla 850Newson Lake Dr. Dist.,Miss 414

Newton, Mass 314Newton Co., Tex 414, 627New Ulm, Minn__ _104, 842New York City. 104, 414,627, 950, 1054, 1154. 1381

Niagara Falls, N. Y.-1054, 1153Niles, Ohio 519, 1260Noble County, Ind 414Nobles County, Minn 1055Nolan Co., Tex- -104, 414,

627, 732Norfolk, Va 314Norfolk County, Mass....414. 519Norfolk County, Out 106Norfolk County, Va._ _732, 1260Norman S. D., Okla-1153, 1381North Adams. Mass_ ___842. 950Northampton, Mass.. -627, 733North Arlington S. D., N. J.1381North Attleooro, Mass_627, 732North Carolina 1055, 1261North College S. D., Ohio-- 842North Dakota -314. 842, 1261North East S. D., Pa 1153North Elba S.D., N Y _ _ 950North Fern S. D., Cal 1381North Fond du lac, Wis_-_1261North Mankato, Minn -- 104North Wales, Pa 1065North Wilkesboro, No. Car 414Norwalk, Ohio 208, 627Norwich 5. D., Ohio. -104. 627Norwood, Ohio 1261, 1381Nova Scotia 1156

Oa k Grove, La 104ak Park S. D., Ill 1381

Oakland S. D., Cal-827, 1154Oakville, Ont 630Oceola S. D . Ohio 1055Odebolt S. D., Iowa 104Oklahoma City, Okla-314,

414, 1381Oklahoma S. D., Okla 1055Okmulgee, Okla 733, 1381Okmulgee S D., Okla 1381Olean, N. Y 1055, 1261Omaha, Neb-104. 314, 414, 1381Omaha. S. D., Neb 414. 627Ontario 630, 734, 953, 1384Ontario, Ore 1055, 1154Oran S. D., Iowa 950Orange, N. J-___852, 1055,

1154, 1261Orange, Tex 619Orange County, Cal 208Orange County, Tex- -950, 1055Oregon__414, 619, 733, 960,

1055 1381Orilla, Out 845Ortha Twp., Out 416Osage, Okla 733Osceola County, Fla 414Osgoode Twp., Out 1166Oshkosh, Wis 414Oskaloosa, Iowa 951, 1381Otero County, N. Mex 314Otsego County, Mich 1261Ottawa, Ont-106, 210, 521, 630Ottawa County, Ohio.1154, 1261Ottawa County, Okla-104, 519Ouachita County, La 208Outremont , Que-_521, 734, 1378Owen Sound, Ont 734Owensboro, Ky 314Owyhee County, Ida 1381Oxnard, Cal---951, 1154, 1381Oyen, Alta 734Ozan Dr. Dist., Ark 314

Pta=vt 88.DB.7,21-0: 6281154, 1381

Falco, Kan 519Palm Beach Co., Fla-1055, 1261Palmdale S. P., Cal 519Palo Alto, Cal__104, 208,

314, 519, 628. 733Palo Verde, Lever Dist ,Cal 733

Pamlico Co., No. Car---- 951Panola Twp., Ill 1381Panther Creek Dr. Dist,Ky 208

Paragon S. D., Sack 734Parke Co., Ind---842, 951Parke Co. Mont...--208, 1154Parkers 14a1r1e, Minn-- 20gPark MU, Ont 846Park Twp. Mich.-208, 1381Farmer CO., Tex 1164Parry Sound, Ont-1156, 1384Pasadena, Cal 628Pascagoula, Miss 414, 961Pasco, Wash 104Passumneck, S. D., Miss- 629Paterson, N. J-733, 843, 961Paulding, Ohio 733, 1261Paulding Co.. Ohio 105Paula Valley, Okla 628Pawhuska, Okla 104Pawtucket, IL I 1261


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Payette Co., Ida 314Peabody, Mass 628. 733Pelham S. D., N. Y..1055,

1154, 1381Pelham Manor, N. Y__628, 843Pendleton, Ore. 519, 628Pennington Co., Minn- 208Pennington Co., S. Dak... 208Penticton, B. C _ -521, 734Peoria, Ill 843Peach Lake Twp., Minn 208Perkins Co., Neb-628, 843,

1261Perry Twp., Ohio 519Person Co., No. Car__414,

519, 843, 1055Perth Amboy, N. J 628Petersburg, Va 1381Petrolia, Ont 953, 1156Philadelphia, Pa_ _ _314, 1055Phillipsburg S. D., Kan.

733, 843Pierce City S. D., Mo.... 951Pike Twp. S. D., Ohio.733,

1261Pliesgrove Twp. S. D., N. J. 733Pine Bluffs, Wyo 519Pine Grove Irr. Dist., Ore- 733Pine Grove Sch. Twp., Pa.

628, 843, 951, 1381Pinellas Co. S. D., Fla 628Pinto Head S. D., Sask-1384Pioneer, Ohio 843Piqua, Ohio 104Pittsburgh, Pa_951, 1261,

1381Pittsfield, Mass _414, 519,

1381Pittsfield S. D., N. Y-1154, 1261Placerville, Cal 733Platte Co., Mo_-519, 628, 843Pleasant Plain S. D., Ia..- 208Pleasant Prairie, Wis 315Pleasant Valley S. D., Cal. 733Plymouth, Ohio 208Polk Co., Fla 733Polk Co., Ia 414, 628Polk Co., Wis 208Polk Co. S. D., Minn 104Polkton S. D., No. Car- 628Pomeroy Twp., Minn 104Pontotoc Co., Okla 208Poplar, Mont-208, 519,

733, 1055Portage, Wis 1154Portage Co., Ohio 104Portage Twp. S. D., Mich_1381Porter Co., Ind_414, 628,

843 1381Port Angeles, Wash_1154, 1261Port Chester, N. Y__951,

1055, 1154Port Coquitlam, B. C 1263Port Huron, Mich_315, 1381Portland, Me___414, 519, 1151Portland, Ore 733Port of New Orleans, La 951Port Rowan, Ont_ _106, 521Port of Toledo, Ore 104Port of Vancouver, Wash.

414, 519, 843Portsmouth, Ohio_ _ -208, 1261Portsmouth, Va 208Powell Co. S. D., Mont.__ -1055Poweshiek Co., Ia 414Powhattan S. D., Kan 520Poynette, Wis 104Prague S. D., Okla 628Prairie Co., Ark 208Prairie Co. S. D., Mont.

520, 1381Prelate, Sask 1263Prentice Co., Miss 520Preston, Ont., 630Pringhar, Ia 208Princeville, Ore 315Prospect S. D., Kan 208Providence, R. 1_104, 315, 1261Pueblo, Colo 415Pulaski Co., Ind-951, 1154, 1381Pulaski Co. Rd. Dist, Ark- 520Pulaski Twp., Ohio.. 104, 415Putnam Co., Fla 315

Quachtta Parish, La 843uay Co. S. D., N. Mex-1261

Quincy, Fla 951Quincy, Mass_ -520, 951, 1055

TIO adze, Wis 1382ma Twp., Sask 416

Randall Co., Texas 415,951, 1154

Rapides Parish, La 415Ravenna, Ohio 1382Raymond. Wash 315Reading, Mass 315Reading S. D., Ohio_ _ _520, 733Red Bank, N. J_ _104. 315.

415, 628, 733, 1055Redding, Cal 1382Redwood Co. S. D., Minn_ 520Regina, Sask 1156


Reidsville, No. Car_315, 415,951Renfrew Co., Ont 734, 953Renville Co., Mimi 208Renville Co., No. Dak_843, 1154Renville Co. S. D., Minn 104Rice, Minn 104Richland Co., Ohio- -520, 628Richland Co., Wis 208Richland Co. S. D., Mont..- 733Richmond, Mich 1055RichvaleDr.Dist.,Cal.,628, 1154Ringtown, Pa 520Ripley, Ohio 1261Riverhurst 5 D., Bask_ 1156Riverside S. D., Miss 1154Roanoke. Va.. _208, 843,

1055, 1154, 1382Robertson Co., Tex_ _104, 843Rochester, N. Y_ _208, 415,520, 628. 733, 951, 1055,

1154, 1261, 1382Rock Co., Wis 315Rockford, Ill 1382Rockport, Mass 1261Rockport, Mo__951, 1154, 1261Rock Prairie Twp., Mo 208Rockville, Md 1382Rocky Hill S. D., Man_ _ _ _ 953Rooky River, Ohio 1055Roger Mills Co., Okla 208Root Twp. S. D.. Ind 1154Rosebud Co., Mont 1382Rotterdam, N. Y 1154Roundup S. D., Mont_951, 1055Roy, N. Mex 951Royal Oak, Mich 520, 628Royersford S. D., Pa 1261Runnells Co., Tex 733, 1382Rupert, Ida 208Rush Co., Ind_843, 951,

1154, 1382Rutherford Co., No. Car.,

628, 843, 951, 1382Ryan, Okla 415, 843, 1055

Sabina, Ohio 104abbe Co., Tex 1382

Sac City, Iowa 104Sacramento, Cal 315, 628Safety Harbor, Fla. - - .415, 628Saginaw, Mich 628St. Augustine S. D., Fla_ 843St. Catherines, Ont 630St. Charles, Ill 1382St. Cloud S. D., Mimi 208St. Francis Levee Dist., Mo. 415St. John Levee Dist., Mo- 315St. Johns, Mich St. Johns, N. B. _416,St. Joseph Co., Ind St. Lambert, Que St. Landry, La

1382734, 845

1382734, 953

208, 1154St. Louis Co., Minn_ _1154,1261St. Martin, La 1154St. Mtchaels, Md 1382St. Parts, Ohio 1155, 1261St. Paul, Minn., 315, 520,

628, 843, 051St. Thomas, Ont 521Salem, Mass 733, 843Salem, Ohio 520,951,1382Salem, Ore 1155Salinevllle, Ohio 1261San Antonio, Tex., 104, 628, 951San Bruno, Cal 628Sanders Co., Mont 104Sandusky, Ohio 520, 1155Sandusky Co., Ohio, 628,

843, 951, 1055, 1382Sandwich, Ont 953San Francisco, Cal 628Sangamon Co., Ill_ -208, 1382San Jose S. D., Cal_ _843, 1155San Juan Co. S. D., Wash 315San Patriot° Co., Tex_ A04, 628Santa Ana, Cal 104, 1055Santa Barbara Co., Cal.,

208, 415, 628, 843Santa Cruz Co., Ariz., 315,

628, 843, 1382Santa Fe S. D., N. Mex____ 208Sarnia, Ont., 734, 1056, 1156Saskatchewan, 106, 416. 630, 845Saskatoon 624Sauk Centre, Mimi 104Sauk Co., Wis 628Savanna and York Dr. Dist.,

Ill 315, 628Sawyer, No. Dak , 208Saybrook Twp., Ohio, 315,

415, 843Sayre, Pa 1382Schenectady, N Y 520Schuyler, Neb 1261Solo, Ohio 951Scioto Twp. S. D., Ohio 733Sclotoville, Ohio, 208, 628,

733, 951, 1382Solo Vii. S. D., Ohio, 1055, 1261Scobey, Mont., 208, 415, 1055Scotia, N. Y 315Scotland, So. Dak 1382Scott, Sask 1156


Scott Co., Mo 315Scott Co., Va 1261Scott Co., Tenn 415Scottsbluff Dr. Dist., Neb.,

843, 1261Sea Girt, N. J 105, 843Seal Beach, Cal 415Seattle, Wash., 105, 208,

415,1055,1261Sebeka, Mb= 105Sebring, Ohio, 415, 520, 843,1055Selma, Cal 628, 843Seneca S. D., Ia 628Sevier Co. Dr. Dist., Utah_ 520Seymour, la 1382Shaker Heights S. D., Ohio_ 315Shanesville, Ohio 105Sharon, No. Dak 733Shaunavon, Bask 953Shawangunk, N. Y 843Sheboygan, Wis_730, 733, 951Sheffield, Ala 520SheMeld Twp. S. D.,.Ohlo_ 415Shelby, No. Car 315Shelby Co., Ind., 315, 415,

628, 951, 1155Shelby Twp., Mich 1055Shelbyville S. D., Ind 208Sherbrooke, Quo 1384Sherburne Co., Minn 315Sheridan Co., Mont 1261Sheridan Co. S. D., Mont.,

208, 520Sherrill, N. Y 415Shreveport, La 315Sibley Co., Minn 208Sifton, Man 1384Silver Creek Dr. Dist., Ida _1261Simeoe, Ont ' 845Sioux City S. D., Ia 1261Skagit Co.. Wash 1155Skree Twp. S. D., Minn__ 733Smithfield, Ill 105Smiths Falls, Ont 953, 1156Solon Twp., Ohio 1155Solon Twp. S. D., Ohio_ 1261Somerset Co., Md 1382Somerville, Mass 520South Bend Sch. City, Ind.,

415, 628, 843South Carolina 1382South St. Paul, Minn _105, 520South Solon S. D., Ohio- 315South San Francisco, Cal- 105South Williamsport, Pa_ 843Spicer S. D., Minn 105Spirit River S. D., Alta_ _ _1056Spokane, Wash 624, 730Springburn S. D., Man_ . _ _ 953Spring City, Pa 208Springfield, Maas 1055Springfield, Mo 1261Springfield, 0111°,315, 1055,

1155, 1382Springfield S D., Ohio_ 415Springport S. D., Mich.951, 1155Stamford, Conn 105Stamford Twp., Ont 1156Stark County, Ohio_ _315, 843Statesville, No. Car 1382Stearns County, Minn 105Steele County, Mimi 520Sterling, Colo 520, 1261Steuben County, Ind_733, 1055Steubenville, Ohio 520Stevens Point, Wis 1382Stigler, Okla 1055Stillwater, Okla 1055Stillwater S. D., Minn-520.

628, 843Stonington, Ill 1261Stonington Twp. S. D ., Ill_ 315Storden Cons S. D., Minn 315Story City S. D., Iowa 1261Stratton S. D., Ohio 520Strayhorn S. D., Miss 1382Struthers, Ohio 520, 951Sugar Bowl Dr. D., Fla_415, 951Sugar Creek Twp. S. D.,Ind. 951Summit County, Ohio 733Sunnyvale, Cal-105, 520, 1155Superior, Wis 1055Superior Twp. S. D., Iowa 733Sutherland S. D., Neb 628Sutherland S. D., Alta 1056Sutter County, Cal 415Swampscott, Mass 1055Swathmore, Pa 208Swift County, Minn _628. 843Swift County S. D., Minn- 315Syracuse, N. Y...628, 843, 1155

Tabor S. D., Iowa 1382A acoma, Wash_415, 843, 1261Taft, Cal 105, 629, 843Talent Irr. Dist., Ore_ 315,

415, 843Tallahatchie County, Miss-1382Talmage S. D., Neb 105Tangipahoa Parish, La 1382Tanners Creek S. D., Va_ _1262Tama County, Iowa_ _315, 415Tarpon Springs S. D., Fla_ _1382


Tate County, Miss 209Taunton, Maas. ..209, 315.

1155, 1262Teague Road District, Tex_ 209Terrebonne S. D., La 1155Texas__ _209, 629, 733, 843,

1055, 1382Texarkana, Tex 629, 1055Thornton S. D., Iowa 1382Three Rivers S. D., Mich I155Throckmorton, Tex 415Thurston County, Wash_ 521Tiffin, Ohio 105Tillamook County, Ore_ 521Tioga, N. Y 521Tioga County, N. Y 844Tippecanoe Co., Ind_ _415,

521, 844, 951, 1155, 1382Tipperary S. D., Alta 1056Tipton Co., Ind_ _629, 844, 1055Tisdale Twp., Ont 734Titonka, Iowa 315Titonka S. D., Iowa 1155Titus County, Tex 1382Titusville, Pa 521Todd County, Minn 209Toledo, Ohio_ 733, 1155, 1262Tomahawk, Wis 209Tonganoxie, Kan 209Topeka, Kan 951Toronto, Ont 416, 521Trail, B. C 1056, 1263Trenton, N. J 629, 1055Trenton, N E3 1056Trenton. Ont 845Triadelphia, S. D , W. Va 1262Tripp Co., So. Dak 209Troy, N Y__209, 315, 415,

521, 629, 844, 952Troy Twp., S. D., Ohio- -1055Tryon, No. Caro 415Tuckerman, S. D., Ark..... 733Tucson, Ariz um, 1382Tulsa, Okla 1155Tulsa Co., Okla 521, 1382Tunica Co., Miss 209Turner Twp., Okla 415Tuscaloosa, Ala 844, 951Tweed, Ont 1056Twin Falls, Ida_ _209, 315. 733Twin Falls Co., Ida 105Twin Hill, S. D., Sask 734Ty Ty, Ga 1382

Ucon, Ida 733kiah, Cal 952

Union, N. J 105,209Union Co., Ohio 1155, 1262Union Sch. Twp., Ind__629,

1262, 1382Union Twp., S. D., Ohio..

415, 844Urbana, Ohio 844Utah Co., Utah 733Uxbridge, Mass 1262, 1382

Valentine, Neb 415• slier, S. D., Mont 1382Valley Center, S. D., Cal_ -1262Valley Twp., Ohio 952Van Buren Co 209Van Wert, Ohio 952Van Wert, S. D., Ia 1383Van Zandt Co., 'Tex_ _209, 521Vernon Co., Wis 415, 733Vernon, S. D., Ohio 844Victor, S. D., Cal 209Victoria, B C 953Vigo Co., Ind_105, 415,

1155, 1262Vinton, S. D.. Ohio 1155Virginia, S. D., Minn 105Volusia Co., Fla_ _105, 209,

210, 1055

Wabash Co., Ind_ ..521, 952TV aco, Tex 105, 315, 629Wadsworth, S. D., Ohio.-- 105Wake Co., No. Car__ _521, 1262Wakefield, Mass 1155Waldpore, Ore 1383Walker Twp., S. D., Mich_1055Walkerville, Ont 630Wallace, Ida 210Walla Walla Co. Dr. Dist ,Wash 952

Walla Walla Co., S. D ,Wash 315

Waltham, Mass _105, 210,315, 1262

Wallkill, S. D., Neb 952Wapakoneta, Ohio 1262Wapanacka, Okla 521Warcop, S. D., Sask 734Ward Co., No. Dak_ 105, 316Ward Co., Tex 316Ward Sch. Twp., Ind 1383Ware, Mass 629, 733Waronsprings, Ore 415Warren Co., Miss-105, 415, 1155Warren Co., Va 1262Warren, S. D., Ohio 029Washburn, Wis 415, 029

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Washington, Ohlo_105, 415.629, 1383

Washington S. D., Ia 521Wasuington Sch. Twp.,Ind 210, 952

Washington Twp. S. D.,Ind 629, 844

Watertown, Mass 521, 629Watauga Co., No. Caro___ 952Wauchula, Fla 733, 844Waukesha, Wis 316, 521Waukon, Ia 210Wausa S. D., Neb 1155Wausau, Wis 952Waverly, Ohio „,106Waxhaw S. D., No. Car__ _ _1262Wayne Co., Mo 210Wayne Co., W. Va 1262Wayne Twp. S. D., Ohio,

210, 952, 1262Webster Groves S. D., Mo. 624Wellesley, Mass 733, 1383Wellfleet, Mass 844Wellington, Tex 1155Wellsboro S. D., Pa 106Wellsville, Ohio 316, 844Wesley S. D., Ill 106West Allis, Wis., 316, 844,

952, 1155, 1383Westchester Co., N. Y.,

1155, 1262Western. Neb 210Western Branch S. p., Va_ _1203Westerville, Ohio • 733Westfield, la 316West Hoboken, N. J 845West Mansfield, Oblo_629, 052West Park, Ohio 1050, 1263West Point, Miss 1383West Unity, Ohio 1383Westville, Conn 1050Witatcom Co. S. D., Wash_ 106Wheatland, Pa 1383Wheatland, Wyo 1263Wheatland Co., Mont 1383Wheeler Co., Neb_ _310, 521, 629Whitaker S. D., Pa 844Whitby, Ont 106White Bear S. D., M inn_ _ _ _ 210White Bird, Ida 1263Whitney Point, N Y 1263Whitpan Twp., Pa_ _106, 734Wibaux and Dawson Cos.S. D., Mont 106

Wichita, Kan 316, 629%Vicomte° Co., Md 1383Wilkes-Barre, Pa 1056Williams, Ariz 316Williams Co., No. Dak.,

1155, 1263Williamston, No. Car 1383Williamsport S. D., Pa.... 210Williamstown S. D., Kan_ .A263Willmar S. D., Minn 1383Wilmington, No. Car_ _845, 952Wilmington S. D., Del 1263Wilson, No. Car 316Winchester, Mass 1155Winchester, Va 1155, 1383Windsor, Ont_ _416. 521, 630Winnebago, Neb 810Winnebago Co.,111.,521, 629, 845Winn Parish, La 210Winona, Miss 1383Winslow Twp. S. D., N. J.,

1155, 1263Winthrop, Mass 210Wisconsin 1263Wise Co., Va 1263Woburn, Mass 734Woodbridge Twp., N. J.,

106, 1056, 1156, 1263Wood Co., Ohio 845, 1056Wood Co., Tex i 316Woonsocket, R. I., 316,

1056, 1155, 1263Woonsocket, So. Dak 316Worcester, Mass., 416, 952,

1056, 1156, 1263Worcester, Wis 952Worcester Co., Mass 1156Worth Co., Ia 210,830Wright Co., Minn_ _ _ _416, 845Wyandotte Co., Ohio_ _952, 1158

Yakima Co. S. D., Wash.,316, 630

Yale S. D., Okla 316Yell Co., Ark 316Yellow Creek, Ohio 316Yellow Medicine Co., Minn. 521Yellow Springs, Ohio 100Yoakum, Texas 1383Yoakum Co., Tex 952Yolo Co., Cal 210, 521York Co. S. D., Neb 416York Twp. S. D., Ont.,

1156, 1384Yosemite S. D., Cal 734Youngstown, Ohio, 106,

416, 1383Youngstown S. D., Ohio,

316, 630, 734, 1056


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