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JULY TO SEPTEMBER, 1918, INCLUSIVE

VOLUME 107—PART 1

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Ii INDEX [Vol,. 107-PART 1.

INDEXTO VOLUME 107 PART 1.

JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30 1918.

EDITORIALPage.

Air Craft Work, Lack of Concentrationand Co-ordination in 438

American Army in France 10American Bankers' Ass'n, Covering Con-

vention of 934, 961American-Danish Commercial and ShippingAgreement Signed 1122

-- -American Labor Mission Abroad_ _ _ 933Anthracite Coal Shipments 264, di-1, 1165Austria, Vienna Bank Statements 7Austria-Hungary Resents Entente Recog-

nition of Czecho-Slovaks 928, 061Austrian Peace Note 1122, 1127Austrian State Employees Demand WarBonus Increase of Government 629

Austro-Hungarian Bid for Peace Conferenceand President's Reply 1122, 1127

Autocracy and Democracy, Shall Bureauc-racy Supplant Both? 216

Autocracy in Government, the TendencyTowards--Perils Ahead 742

Automobiles, Curtailed Use of on Sunday 839

Bank Clearings at Leading Cities, Monthly55, 579, 977

Bank Clearings, Monthly Features of _ _3,533, 924

Bank Clearings by Telegraph__- _54, 579, 977

Bank Notes-Changes in Total of, &c_ _171,673, 1074

Bank Stock Sales_ _52, 151, 262, 371, 472,576, 669, 774, 866, 976, 1071, 1162, 1260

Banking in Russia Since the Revolution_ 2_ 638Banks, Small, of the Country 325Barley Crop Situation 533, 1028Belgium, Germany's Rumored Peace Offer

to 1123Billions, the Battle of • 1128Bills, Letting the President Veto Parts of _ _1131Breadstuffs, Receipts at Western PrimaryMarkets 225, 643, 739

Bridgeport Strike and Selfishness of Organ-ized Labor 1120

COMMUNICATED ARTICLES.Page.

Coffee Producer, Hawaiian. See Hawaiian.Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., Industrial

Brotherhood 626Commerce and Credit, The Inexorable Laws

of 1133Congress, Strong, Need of 327Congress and Unnecessary Printing 840Congressional Elections, Coming - TheKind of Men Needed 13

Corn Crop, Condition of 104, 533, 1028Cotton-Annual Crop Review 1917-18 829, 868Crop Condition and Acreage____4, 427, 925Fall River Dividends 1216Receipts at Southern Ports 225, 644, 739Warehousing, the Economic Features of_ 734

Credit and Commerce, the Inexorable Lawsof 1133

Credit, the Conservation of 1040Crop, Condition of 104, 1028Court Decisions-

Lusitania Disaster, Federal Court'sView of 841

Czecho-Slovak National Council Recognizedby United States 928, 961

British-Admiralty Report on Losses by GermanIP' Submarines and Mines____317, 628, 1219Army Advance of 541Banking Consolidations and Expansion

of Ability to Aid Foreign Trade 210Board of Trade Returns 211, 723Boycott of Germany After the War Dis-

cussed 6Labor to Strike Against Embargo on

Skilled Labor's Efforts to Force UpWages 317

Munition Workers' Strike-The Soldierin the Trench and in the Shop 440

Shipbuilding Policy Defended by Sir EricGeddes 429

Shipping Losses Overset by Output ofVessels 535

War Bond Sales__6, 108, 211, 319, 431,537, 631, 723, 833, 929, 1032, 1124, 1219

War Loan, New, Nothing Definite Yet 108War Revenue and Expenditure_ _6, 7,108, 319, 431, 537, 631, 723, 833, 029,

1032, 1124, 1220Building Operations in June and the HalfYear 442

Building Operations, Monthly Featuresof 720, 1120

Bulgarians Ask for Meeting to ArrangeArmistice and Peace 1218

Bureaucracy, Shall It Supplant Both Au-tocracy and Democracy 216

Business After the War, Preparing for, anEnglish Example 036

Business, How It Runs the Government.. _ _ 635Business To-day a Scientific Profession__ 221

Canada- 'Aiming to Secure Trade After the War_ 17

British Imperial Preference 441Freedom Fi•om Labor Troubles 441Gold Mining, Proposed Aid to 640Manufacturing Growth in Sought 547

Canadian-Bank Clearings, Monthly _54, 534, 579, 978Bank Clearings, Weekly_ _ _ _ 54, 155, 265,

374, 476, 570, 673, 776, 881, 978,1075, 1166, 1262

Exports, Falling Off in Arouses Attention.1134, 1216

Merchant Marine in the Making 1230New Security Issues Control 547Railroads, How Government Control of

Railroads in U. S. Affects 222Shipyards to Turn Out 112 Ships ThisYear 641

Timidity in Foreign Trade 222Trade With West Indies 222

• Carpathia, Transport, Sunk by Submarine. 210China Forbids Silver and Copper MoneyExports 927

Chinese Labor to Solve Problem of Ameri-can Labor Shortage 549

Christmas and the Council of NationalDefense 543

Coal, Anthracite, Shipments__264, 671, 1165Coal Supply and the Fuel Administration 104

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Danish-American Commercial and Ship-ping Agreement Signed 1122

Day, Six-Hour, a Demand for 14Democracy and Autocracy, Shall Bureau-cracy Supplant Both? 216

Democratic Platform in New York States.See Politics.

Dutch. See Holland.

Economic War After the War 428ducation Associations, Our National-Crying to Washington for Aid 437

Elections, Coming-Need of a Strong Con-gress 327

Emigration and Immigration in 1917-18_ _1230England, Agitation for Decimal Coinage in 7England, Shortage of Farm Hands MayReduce Wheat Prospects 6

English Gold and Silver Markets_ A53, 263,474, 578, 977, 1073, 1164, 1261

"Evening Post" Sold to Thomas W. Lamont 426

Failures, Monthly Features of 627, 1029allures Record for the Half-Year 223

Fall River Cotton Mill Dividends 1216Federal Reserve Banks, Statement Seg-

regates War Par from Other Discounts_ _1214Federal Trade Commission Accuses PackingIndustry 637

Federal Trade Commission, the Present-ment Against 1041

Fire Destruction as an Aid to the Enemy 732Firemen and Policemen, The Question of

Better Pay for 220Foreign Trade, Monthly Features of __329,

829, 1215Foreign Trade of U. S. in 1917-18 329France-American Army in 10Bank of Report for Year 1917 1134Boys Called to the Colors 537Duval of "Bonnet Rouge" Executed forTreason 212

Increased Pay for Military and CivilianEmployees of State 1033

Military Production of 12New German Drive and • 209, 215Railroad Building in Energetic 724Wheat and Other Cereals Prices Estab-

lished 1124French War Loan Fourth 1124, 1220Fuel Administration's Eccentric Actions inCoal Supply Question 104

nerman-Drive, New, a Practical Failure_ _209, 215

Responsibility for Bringing on the War-Final Disclosures 736

Submarine, Shipping Damage on AtlanticCoast of U S 629

Underwater Campaign, Conflict of Opi-nion on, Between English and GermanAuthorities P05

War Aims, Press Urges Abandonment ofPolicy of Silence 628

Germany-After-War Boycott of, Discussed in

British Trade Circles 6After-War Financial Transactions 210Army, Retreat of 727Brutality and Callousness in Governing

Colonies 831Crown Prince's Less Boastful Utterances_ 92615,000,000,000 Mark War Credit Bill in

Relchstag 8Inevitable Price to be Paid 936Kaiser Speaking for International Effect _1030Meat Ration Reduction in 431Military and Civil Government in 112Peace Drive by, Suggests Completion of

the 1918 Military Offensive 722Peace Offensive of Highly Ingenious

Character 1216Rumored Peace Offer to Belgium 1123Russia and the Killing of Field Marshal

von Eichhorn 434

Germany-( Concluded)Victory Less Assured According to Speechof Count Vitzthum d'Eskstad

1030

Von Kuehlmann Resigns, von HintzeAppointed Foreign Secretary 106

Von Mirbach, German Ambassador atMoscow, Assassinated

101°361Von Payer and Country's Stand Gold Mining in Canada, Proposed Aid to.. _62408Gold Production Encouraging

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Gold and Silver Markets, English_- _153,

263, 474, 578, 977, 1073, 1164, 1261Gold, Transvaal, Decline in Output Due to

Increasing Cost of Mining 1220Gold, Transvaal Production_ _2, 209, 627, 1029Government Control and Operation, Our

Apathetic Acceptance of 837Grain Crops, Condition of 104, 533, 1028Great Britain-Economic Warfare Against Enemies_ ___ 211Food Control to Continue for Time

After War 212Lansdowne Reiterates Pacifist Views_,.__ 428Lloyd George Declares Nothing butHeart Failure Can Prevent Real Vic-tory of Allies 1031

Lloyd George Reviews War Situation_ 534Lloyds Bank Absorbing Other Institutions 536Munition Strike Collapse a Favorable

Influence 431£700,000,000 Credit Granted by House ofCommons 427

Hawaiian Coffee Producer Thinks Con-

siderations Should be Shown 120Hirth, William, on What Kind of a Nation

Shall We Have.When War Ends? 547Holland Shipping of Potatoes to GermanyMay Shut Off Supplies of Wheat fromAmerica 5

Humanity, the Resurgence of 439

I mmigration and Emigration in 1917-18_ _ A230mports and Exports, U. S., Monthly_263, 373

Industrial Brotherhood-Success at Colo-rado Fuel & Iron Co 626

Inheritance Taxes and the Right to DeviseProperty 731

International Harvester Case 544Iron Ore Shipments, Lake Superior_ _264,

671, 977I. W. W. Convictions and Sentences 924

ap a n and America to Send Troops intoSiberia 210

Japan's Growing Activity and Prosperity_ _1231

abor, British, to Strike Against EmbargoIn Skilled Labor's Efforts to Force 11pWages 317

Labor Demands and the Line of Duty_ _ _ _ 545Labor Mission, American, Abroad

12°2363Labor, Responsibility of, in the War Labor Selfishness Illustrated by Bridgeport

Labor Shortage, American, Suggests Picked1120Strike

Chinese Labor to Solve Problem 549Labor, What It Wants? 219Lake Superior Iron Ore Shipments_ _264,

671, 977Liberty, Forcefulness of-A New Under-standing of Freedom 842

Liberty Loan, Fourth 838Liberty Loan, Fourth-Drafting Civilians_1229Liberty Loan, Suggestion of Sec. McAdoo

to Make More Attractive 1028Liberty Loan 3 %-Why Sell Higher Than

4% and 4 V, % 72°Literature and Life-A Night Bombardment

of Paris 730London Bank Mergers-Convincing Argu-ment in Favor of 1124

London "Economist" Index Number ShowsUpward Trend of Prices 537

London Market Awaits Result of NewGerman Drive 107

London Market Firm Tone on War Situation 536London Markets Nervous over Railroad

Strike 1219London Markets Show Increased Animation

and Strength 630, 723London Markets Soberly Confident 928London Security Markets Firm 1032London Security Markets Unaffected by

Austrian Note 1123London Stock Exchange to Increase Com-

missions 630London Stock Market Favorably Affectedby War News 319, 430, 832

Lusitania Disaster, Federal Court's View of. 841

Marne, Anniversary of Battle of 932avAeat Packing Industry. See Packing.Memorial Day for Soldiers Fallen in Battle. 728Mitchel, John Purroy 116Mt. Vernon, American Transport, Tor-pedoed by Returns to Port

1°32Municipal Bond Sales, Monthly _95, 306, 524, 1021, 1114

Municipal Report, Interesting and Valu-able 742

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JULY-SEPTEMBER, 1918 INDEX III

Page.Nation, What Kind Shall We Have

When War Ends? 547Newsprint Paper, Regulations for FurtherSavings in 532

New York Stock Exchange Share and BondSales 54, 579, 977

oats Crop, Condition of 104, 533, 1028

Packing Industry Accused by FederalA Trade Commission 637Paper, Newsprint, Regulations for Further

Saving in 532Paper White, Saving in the Use of-Gov-ernment Should Do Its Part 328

Paris Bourse More Active 108Paris Bourse Dull 7Paris Bourse Stimulated by Military Suc-

cesses 319Patriotism and Politics 15Peace, Austro-Hungarian Bid for Con-

ference on, and President's Reply_1122, 1127Peace, Coming Winter to Be Marked byImportant Offensive in That Directionby Central Powers 1030

Pence, Germany's Rumored Offer of toBelgium 1123

Peace Offensive of Highly Ingenious Char-acter Planned by Germany • 1216

Peace, Von Hintze Discusses Lloyd ,GeorgeWar Anniversary Message 629

Peace, War Situation and Overtures 1036Perste, British Liner, Torpedoed and

Beached 1032Policemen and Firemen, The Question of

Better Pay for 220Politics-A Platform Declaration-Funda-

mental Rights of the Individual ShouldNot Be Surrendered 436

Politics and Patriotism 15Potato Crop, Condition of 105, 533, 1028

CPrayer, Noon Day, for the Nation's ause_ 324Printing, Unnecessary and Congress 840Property and Tax, the Right of 1129

' Railroad Contracts, Pending 218Aliroad Earning, Gross, Monthly_ .,224, 643

Railroad Earnings for July Show GreatImprovement 828

Railroad Earnings, Net, Monthly__118,641, 1042

Railroad Gross and Net Earnings far SixMonths 737

Railroads, The Contract for Operation ofby Government 1038

Railroads Untermyer Argument for Gov-ernment Ownership of 1221

Reform. See Social Reform.Republican Platform in Nelv York State.

See Politics.Retrospect of 1917, Final Article 331Road Construction, Good, the Problem of,

Federal Government Control 326Russia-

Affairs Continue in Highly DisorganizedCondition 629

Allied Governments to Suppress Brest-Litovsk Treaty 831

Banking in Since the Revolution 638Bolshevik Defeat 1121Bolshevik Government Declares State

of War With U. S. Exists 722

Page.Russia (Concluded)-

British Embassy and Consulates Attackedby Bolsheviki 928

Chaotic Condition in 535Czecho-Slovaks Hold Important Points

in Siberia 106Czecho-Slovaks to Be Aided by Japanand the United States 430

German Domination Antagonized, Re-- volt Apparent 430Germany and the Killing of Field Marshalvon Eichhorn 434

Government With Constituent Assem-bly Planned 1219

Political Riddle of 634Rye Crop Situation 533, 1028

St. Mihlel, American Victory at 1031an Diego, U. S. Cruiser, Sunk by Mineor Torpedo 210

Shipbuilding, British and American Satis-factory 928

Shipping, Allied, Plan for Pooling, An-nounced by Lord Robert Cecil 927

Silver Bullion Price Fixed by British Treas-ury Order 630

"Sinking and Smiling"-The Mothers of aMillion Men 115

Six-Hour Day, a Demand for 27Social Reform, Methods of Seeking, and

of Determining the Validity of Statutes 116Subways, Is the Ceaseless Growth of Large

Cities an Unqualified Advantage? 546

Tax and Property, The Right of 1129axes, Federal, A System of Alternative 729

Telegraph. See also Western Union.Telegraph, Telephone, Cable, &c., Seizure

Authorized by Congress 208Telegraph and Telephone Seizure by Gov-ernment Without Colorable Pretext.. 318, 317

Telegraphers Threatened Strike and Gov-ernmental Control of Wire Service 2

Toronto, Canada-An Interesting andValuable Municipal Report 742

Transvaal Gold Production_ .,..209, 627, 1029Turkey, Death of Sultan Announced 6

Tnited States-Financial statements 373, 670

Government Revenue and Disbursements281, 580, 1091

Imports and Exports of Merchandise,Gold and Silver, Monthly.. 263, 373,

1165, 1183Money Stock in Country 155, 672, 897, 1280National Council of Czecho-SlovaksRecognized by 928, 961

Steel Corporation Unfilled Orders 154,671, 1074

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities__264, 578, 1164

Treasury Currency Holdings_ _264, 578, 1165Untermyer, Samuel, Argument for Govern-ment Ownership of Railroads 1224

War in Europe-Features of Operations-v Allied Advance Steady and Encourag-

ing_ .. __721, 727, 830, 836, 926, 1218Allies Still Pressing Germans Back 830Allies' Success in Pusuing Enemy Im-

placably 1031British Army Advance 541

CURRENT EVENTSPage.

Acceptances. See Trade Ac-rx ceptances.Advertisements With a Rebate,War Industries Board Pro-hibition Against Sale of 1152

Advertising What War FinanceWork Has Accomplished inShowing Value of 128

Aeronautics, Senate CommitteeApproves Bill for SeparateDepartment 1157

Aeroplane Mail Service, Changein Postage Rates for 237

Africa, South, Serious Unrestin Dealt With by Militaryand police Measures 150

Agricultural Interests, ChargeThat Big Business Has DealtUnfairly With 235

Agricultural Lime Placed on Es-sential List by War PrioritiesBoard 858

Agricultual Products, Suspen-sion of 10% Loan Limit ofNat. Banks to Permit CreditExtension to 130

Aircraft Production, Report ofSenate Coin. on 863

Air Mail Between Vienna andBudapest __ 150

Air Mall Service, London andParis 49

Air Mail Service to North Sea 49Airplane Mall Service Estab-

lished in 13.8.48Airplane Mail Service in Spain_ 150Air Service Reorganized WithJohn D. Ryan In Full ControlDirector of Munitions AlsoAppointed 864

Allen Property Custodian SeizesShipping Concern 1065

Aliens, President's Proclamationand Rules Affecting Entranceand Departure of 761

Allies and Central Powers. Re-sources and Liabilities of_ _ _ - 225

Aluminum Prices Continued inForce 759

America, New Creditor Nation,John E. Rovensky on 1139

American-Bankers Ass'n on Bank MenExemption from Draft_ __ _1144

Bankers Ass'n, Denial ofFriction Between and U. S.Council of State BankingAss'ns 339

Bankers' Ass'n, Growth in,Membership of and Fea-tures of 1071

Page.American (Concluded)-

Bankers' Ass'n, Plans for Con-vention at Chicago _ ....471,

865, 934, 961, 1162, 1259Bankers' Ass'n Report on Col-

lection Charges 846Bankers' Right to Exemption,A. B. A. Calls Attentionto 1048

Discount Rate, Raising ofUrged by Bankers' Ass'n _1047

Investors in Foreign Securi-ties, Committee Named toProtect 745

Institute of Banking, AnnualConvention of 1071

Institute of Banking, Resolu-tions Adopted at Conven-tion, New Officers 1259

Institute of Banking, Reviewby President Hecht of Mat-ters Affecting 1162

Library Ass'n and Other Wel-fare Associations in UnitedDrive 1055

Railway Engineers Orderedto Siberia 468

Soldiers, Over a Million inFrance, War DepartmentRecord of Achievement_ 39

Americans and Fotaign BornCitizens United in July 4 Cele-bration 46

America's Resources and Ex-penditures as Compared WithThose of Germany 444

Anglo-American Draft TreatyRatified 959

Animal Hair on Restricted Im-port List 1150

Argentina, I3udget and IncomeTax Approved 938

Argentina, Foreign Capital In-vested In 444

Argentine Bonds Offered byBankers 226

Argentine Opposition to WebbLaw 865

Army Appropriation Bill Signedby President 232

Army, 7 Billions More Askedfor Needs of Larger 1147

Arnold, John J., Argues inFavor of the Small SecurityHolders and the Small LandOwner 747

Asbestos, Manufacturers of Con-fer With War IndustriesBoard 140

Asia Banking Corp. Organiza-tion Completed 552

Page.War in Europe (Concluded)-

British and French Forces Landed onMurmansk Coast 5

Bulgarian Move for Armistice and Peace 1218Bulgarians in Retreat 1121Entente Forces Making Small Gains_ 107Favorable Progress of Allies in Marne

Salient 318, 323Fire Destruction as an Aid to the Enemy_ 732French Distributing Propaganda OverEnemy Lines by Grenades 108

German Drive on Marne and Rheims aPractical Failure 909, 215

German Resistance to Allied AdvanceStiffening 628

Germany's Rumored Impending PeaceOffer 318

Inevitable Price to be Paid by Germany_ 936Italians Continuing Advancing in Al-

bania and in the Piave District__ _5, 107Literature and Life-A Night Bombard-ment of Paris 730

Llandovery Castle, Hospital Ship, Sunkby Submarine 6

Marne Battle of 1914 Anniversary 932Marne Salient Allied Drive Successful,Germans Driven Out 318, 323, 429

Peace Offensive of Ingenious CharacterPlanned by Germany 1216

Picardy Offensive Progresses Favorably 535Resumption of Enemy Drive in Franceand Flanders Impending

St. Quentin Region Under British Attack_ 1121Second Allied Victory on the Marne_318, 323Submarine Menace Decreasing 722Victories on Three Battlefronts 1223

War in Europe-U. S. Participation-America With Japan to Send Troops into

Siberia 210American Army in France 10American Troops Check German Drive_ _

209, 215Draft-Ex lanation of Need of 18 to 45 Age

islation 627.Fourth Loan 838Memorial Day Sept. 1 1918 728Men in the Army 5St. Mihiel Victory 1031Ship Launchings on July 4 5War Material Production 5Wilson and the Attitude of the Allies 4

War Loan, Fourth, Drafting Civilians_ _ _ _1229War Revenue Legislation, System of Alter-native Taxes 729

War Situation and Peace Overtures 1036Western Union. See also TelegraphersThreatened Strike.

Western Union Telegraph Co., Complaintthat Night Messages are Delivered byCarriers 426

Wheat Crop, Condition of 104, 533, 1028Wheat, English, Shortage of Farm HandsMay Reduce Prospects 6

Wheat, The Farmer and the Price of 113Wheat and Other Cereals, France Estab-

lishes Prices for 1124White Paper. See Paper.Wilson, President-Attitude of the Alliesin War-4th of July Address at Mt.Vernon 4

Women in Business and Industry, The NewDemand for 1132

AND DISCUSSIONS.Page.

Asia Banking Corp.. SpecialAgent Leaves for Far East__ 938

Atlantic Fishing Grounds. Es-tablishment of Naval Patrolfor 767

Australia Refuses Bonus to RaiseGold Production 226

Australia, Wheat Price Guaran-teedA utseterdi a By

Air Mail BetweenVienna and Budapest 150

Austria-Hungary Resents En-tente Recognition of Czecho-Slovaks 961

Austrian Premier Von Seydler 370

AuRste;iiagnnsWar Credit of 6,000,-000.000 Kronen 445

Austria's Financial Condition 337Austro-Hungarian Foreign Min-

ister Ready for Peace WithImportant Qualifications...... 256

Auto Tires, Reduction in Sizesand types of 143

Automobile Industry, Effect ofSteel Shortage on 243

Automobile Output in First halfof 1918 Limited to 25% ofThat of 1917 857

Automobile Output, War In-dustries Board's Announce-ment on Curtailment of 760

Automobile Salesrooms and Re-pair Shops Close Nights andSunday to Conserve ManPower 243

Automobile Use on Sunday Per- •missible to Promote Liberty

1Loan 252Automobiles, Motor Cycles andMotor Boats, Discontinuanceof Sunday Use of in East...... _ 856

Automobiles, Passenger, Mak-ing of to Be Discontinued Jan.1 1919 660

Baggage of Salesmen, Requestfor Reduction Because of

Car Shortage 236Baker, Lieut. Charles D Sonof New York Banker, Killed_1161

Baltimore Changes Name of ItsFinancial Street 1161

Bank Reports, Daily, Calledfor by New York Money Com-mittee 553

Bank Transactions (Total) asBarometer of Business 551

Bankers and Newspaper MenSeeking Exemption from Draft

1144Suggestions to

Page.Bankers' Rights to ExemptionClaim, Am. Bankers' Ass'nCalls Attention to 1048

Banking Proposals, Conclusionsof Advisory Council of Fed.Res Board on 123

Banks. See also State, National, &c.Banks-And the People, Frank C.Mortimer on 1234

Need Not Pay Interest toGovernment on PrivateFunds Pending Litigation 21

Property of Allowing FairCompensation for Collec-tions 228

Request by Gov. Harding toAssist Conservation by Re-stricting Credits 229

Stockholders in Ohio, DecisionUpholding Liability of_ _ _ _ 21

Western, Reports of Intentionto Reduce New York Bal-ances 125

Barley Trading for Future De-livery, Chic. Board of TradeCorn to Inquire Into 753

Baseball Players, Professional,Within Scope of Work or FightOrder 361

Beans, Oats and Carobs CropsRequisitioned by Italy 151

Beer, &c., President Signs BillProhibiting Manufacture ofBeer 1149

Beer, President's ProclamationProhibiting Use of Foodstuffsin Brewing of 1248

Beer Production Reduced 50%by Fuel Restrictions 35

Belgium, Germany Has no In-tention to Retain, Says vonHertlIng 256

Belgium, Germany's War Tax on 121Belgium, President's Determina-

tion as to 261Belgium, U. S. Credits and Loansto 226, 443, 843, 1233

Belligerent Countries, InternalWar Loans of.227

Bethlehem Steel C. LaborAward, Eight-Hour Day and.Collective Bargaining Recog-nized in 657

Bethlehem Steel Notes, War Fi-nance Corp. Resells 747

Bethlehem Steel Works, Bicyclesand Motor Cycles ReasonableEssentials 760

Blank Books, Economies Agreedon by Manufacture of 359


IV INDEX [VoL. 107—PART 1.

Page.Bonds, Conditions After War,

William P. Bonbright, on ___ 21Books, Text, Publishers CalledUpon to Reduce Productionto 50% 855

Boot and Shoe Industry DeclaredEssential by War Board 559

Boston Clearing House ProtestAgainst N. Y. Clearing HouseAcceptance Charge 746

Bowling Green NeighborhoodMovement, Help for 576

Brass Beds, Discontinuance ofProposed, to Conserve Metal—Other Economies 241

Brass Bedstead Conservation

Page.Canning Industry in N. Y.Loans to by War FinanceCorp 749

Cape Cod Canal Taken byGovernment Proclamation 370, 470

Capital Stock Returns to BeFiled by Sept. 30 865

Capital, Warning Against In-creasing to Evade Govern-ment Taxes 773

Carpathia, British Transport,Torpedoed 370

Cattle Loan Agencies at KansasCity and Dallas, CommitteeNamed to Manage 1143

Cattlemen and Farmers, War

Page.Coal (Concluded)—Nat. Assn. Urges Prohibition

if Requirements are to beMet 238

Northwest to be Supplied byLake Transit 143

Nova Scotia, Maximum Priceson 563

Operators Opposed to BonusSystem to Miners 239

Penn Fuel Co. (J. P. O'Con-nor) Licence Revoked 142

Plan to Consume Coal Wastedin Industrial Power Plants_ 141

President Appeals to Minersand Operators to Increase

Page.Cotton ( Conclude.d)—

Dallas Federal Reserve BankTexas Governor Opposedto Price Below 35 Cents_ _1251

Egyptian Cultivation of Lim-ited 755, f()57

Financing, Fed. ReserveBoard on 749

Germany, Austria and Hun-gary Secure Caucasian Cot-ton 135

Gin Manufacturers Not to• Receive Preferential Treat-ment 756

Ginning, New RegulationsIssued by Food Administra-

Program in Effect 1250 Corp to Make Advances to Supply 657 tion 561Brass Manufacturers to Speed Banks Lending to 344 Production Managers (28) Ap- Goods Prices Approved byUp Production 949 Cattle Raisers, Plan of War pointed 758 President Wilson 130

Brazil, Proposed Paper Money Finance Corp. to Make Direct Proposed Curtailing of Light- Goods Prices DifferentialsIssue of 337 Loans to be Perfected 748 ing in Homes to Save Fuel__ 141 Agreed on _355, 460, 560. 754

Brazil, Uruguayan Indebtedness Cattle Raisers, War Finance Proposed Rationing of Private Government Aid Sought in Fi-to be Canceled by Letter__ 338 Corp. Will Make Direct Loans Consumers 140 nancing Crop 129

Brewers May Count on Only to 649 Rationing in Great Britain..__ 142 Grade Requirements in Gov-Enought Fuel to Utilize Mate- Cement, Fuel Supply for Pro- Records of Fed. Trade Com. ernment Contract Modi-rials in Process of Manu- duction Curtailed 761 Relating To, Transferred to fied 34facture 238 Charcoal Prices (Car Loa(i) Fixed 239 Fuel Administration 358 Liverpool Exchange Not to

Brewers' Relations to Press and Cheese, Changes in Margins Soft. Apportionment Under Trade With Enemy for Ten-Politics, Senate to Investigate Allowed on Storage 235 Discussion 562 Year Period After War...... - 34—Brisbane Case Precipitates Cheese Put Under Government Suggestions of Anthracite Corn. Ocean Freight Rates to Por-Wide Inquiry 1257 Regulation 559 for Saving Coal 142 tugal Limited, Otherwise

Brewing Operations to Cease Chemicals and Explosives Divi- 20.000,000 Tons of Anthracite No License 236Dec. 1 • 1056 sion Cleated by War Industries Annual Output Loss of Draft 35 Price Fixing, Developments

Brick Products, Manufacturers Board 245 Use of, At Private Country Growing Out of, Reportsto Guard Against Consump- Chesapeake, Change in Defen- Clubs Restricted 357 of 1150. 1250tion in Deferable Uses 240 sive Area at Entrance to.. _ __ 48 Virginia Anthracite Prices Price Fixing Proposed and De-

British— Chicago, Active Demand for Fixed 563 velopments Growing OutCotton Control Board to be Money In, High Rates 339 Women Substitution for Men of Reports of 948. 1057Permanent 755 Chicago Board of Trade Cons. In Penn. Coal Regions. Print Cloth Price Differentials 653

Cotton Price Fixing Com- to Inquire Into Barley Trad- Success Attending 143 Proposal for Organization bymittee 755 ing for Future Delivery 753 Coastwise Ships, H. B. Walker, Government of Corporation

Dominions, Right of. to Parti- Chicago Board of Trade Re- Federal Manager for 1070 to Purchase 129cipate in Peace Negotiations stricts Rye Futures Trading.. 753 Coffee from Brazil to New Or- Seen Buyers and Sellers, RulesRecognized by Lloyd George 771 Chicago Board of Trade Stops leans, Shipping Board Allots for 561

Foreign Bank Notes Exporta- September Corn Trading_ _ _ _1149 Ships to Carry 363 Seed 011 Refiners, New Buy-tion, Rules for 1044 Chicago Clearing House Ass'n Coffee, Soluble, All in U. S., ing and Selling Rules for.... 562

Gold Producers Seek Adjust- Adopts Resolution for Sliding Purchased for Use of Arms__ 945 Stabilization of Prices, Viewsment of Prices 17 Interest Rates 939 Coke Distribution, Domestic, of Beverly D. Ilarrison _ _ 130

Government Securities, Pay-ments of Coupons of, by

Chicago Clearing House DefersAction on Proposal to Advance

Placed Under Control 655Coke Prices, New, Announced.... 239

Trade Crisis in England.... _ - 355Union Discount Corporation

N.Y. Federal Res. Bank__ 121 Rates on Transfer Drafts on Coke, Records of Federal Trade to Trade in Bills of 1139National War Bond Sales Deposits 227 Corn. Relating to, Transferred Cottonseed. Price PrevailingExceed El ,000 ,000 ,000 _ _ _ 645 Chicago Clearing House Hesi- to Fuel Administration 358 Held to Be Too Low by Texas

Notes, Arrangements Made for tates About Advancing Rates Collection Charges, Report of Commissioner 755Payment of 743 on Transfer Drafts for Im- Corn. of A B. A. on 846 Cottonseed Prices, Fixing of De-

Publications, Increase in Price mediate Availability 648 College Students, Plans for En- ferred 756of 38 Chicago Clearing House,Fixes listing in Army Reserve Corps 767 Cottonseed Prices, Stabiliza-

Railway Traffic Regulation_ _ _ 151 Sliding Interest Rates n De- Congress Summer Recess—Work tion of 1151Subjects Time Limit of Volun- posits 339 of Session 233 Cottonseed, Profit Margin on

tary Enlistment of 1063 Chicago Clearing House Names Congress and Congressional Acts— for Planting 758Treasury Authorizes Metro- Committee to Handle Exemp- Aeronautics, Senate Corn. Ap- Cottonseed Oil, Exportation of.. 756

politan Water Board to Pro- tion Claims of Banks 1236 proves Bill for Separate Court Decisions—vide fcr Maturing Obliga- Chicago Post Office Bomb Ex- Department 1157 Child Labor Law Held Uncon-tions in New York 337 plosion I. W. W. Blamed _ _ _1066 Child Labor Law Introduced_ 766 stitutional by U. S. Supreme

Treasury Bill Offerings and Chicago Printing Houses, Con- Draft Law, New, in Effect _ __ 952 Court 360Sales by J. P. Morgan & spiracy in Restraint of Trade Dry Zone Resolution Passed Des Moines Decree DissolvingCo__17. 226, 337, 443, 549, Alleged Among 565 by Senate 953 Alleged Button Trust 145€45, 742, 842, 938, 1044,

1138, 1234Chicago & Western Indiana RR.

Default and Note ExtensionFederal Reserve Act, BillAmending, Passes Senate.... _ 124

I. W. W. Leaders FoundGuilty of Interfering With

Building Construction, "War In- Controversy Between RR. Imports of Articles Devoted to War Work 765, 1066dustries Board Reaffirms Poi- . Administration and J. P. Relief Purposes, Resolution Credit Conservation, Fed. R03.icy Regarding 139 Morgan & Co 1068, 1161 Authorizing Freedom for Board's Pronouncements on__ 749

Building Materials, Better Out- Child Labor Contract, Sec. of Duty 953 Credit Conservation Urged bylook for 950 Labor Charged With Enforce- Legislature and Judicial Sup- Boston Fed Res.- Bank 749

Building Materials, Conserva-tion of State Councils of Nat.

ment of 360Child Labor Law Held Uncon-

ply Bill Vetoed by Presi-dent—Bill Repassed Am-

Credit Restriction, N. Y., Bait.& Chicago Clearing Houses

Defense to Assist War Indus- stitutional by U. S. Supreme ended 50 Endorse Pteserve Board's Bug-trial Board 1058 Court 360 Liberty Bond Bill Authorizing ges4ions 749, 041

Building Trades to Organize for Child Labor Law Introduced in $8,000,000,000 Additional Credit Requirements, Curtail-War 139 Congress 766 Bonds Passed by Senate.... _ 131 ing, N. Y. Fed. Res. Bank

Buildings, New, Treas. Dept. China, Conference and Nego- Liberty Bond Exemption Bill Suggestions for 847Attitude Toward Construction tiations in N. Y. on Question Passed by Senate 1144 Creosote Oil Importations fromof 466 of Extending Loan to.. _18, 123 Man-Power Bill Amended by Japan Permitted 950

Bureaucratic Government 1245 China, Japaneie Commissioner House Corn. May Drop Crop Movement, Fed. Res.Business Conditions. Fed. Res. on Alleged Loan to 1234 "Work or Fight" Clause__ 766 Banks Prepared to Receive

Plan's To Establish Indexes to_342 China, Japanese Loan to_ _120, 939 Marine Freight Rates and Applications for Advances toButte Weekly Paper Ordered China, Loan to by U. S. Agreed Charters, Bill Giving Presi- Finance 941not to Publish Daily Editions_ 758 to and Approved by State dent Control Passed by Crops, War Finance Corp. and

Butler, Nicholas NIurray, Urges Dept 226, 445 House 41 Loans to Assist in Moving_ _ 648League to Enforce Order be China, U. S. Shipping Board Nobel Peace Prize Authorized Crosby, Oscar T., Arrival inMade Permanent 453 to Construct Merchant Vessel to be Returned to Theodore Europe of 339

Butter, Changes in Margins In Shipyards of 467 Roosevelt to be Used in War Cuba, U. S. Credit and Loans to. 843Allowed on Storage 235 Chlorine Plants, Control of, Charities 145 Cuban Sugar Crop, Increase in

Butter, Food Administration's Taken Over by Government__ 237 Noon-Day Prayer Resolution Price for Sought 459Regulations Governing Manu- Christmas Gifts, Council of Nat. Adopted by Senate 144 Czocho-Slovaks, Recognition offacturers, &c 461 Defense Advises Against Giv- Packing Industry, Report of by Entente Resented by

Button Trust, Alleged, Des ing of 362 Fed. Trade Corn. Senate and Austria-Hungary 961Moines Decree Dissolving_ ___ 145 Christmas Gifts for Overseas,

War Department Rules for.... _1252Views on 1157

Prohibition Amendment to nolano, F. A., Appointed(Cocoa Beans) on List Christmas Giving Nat. Defense Nat. Food Stimulation Bill Major in Army 237, 341

Cacaoof Restricted Imports_ _ _ _ 236 Council Modifies Strictures Passed by House 1247 Delaware Plan for Creation of

Canada— Against 1067 Senate Resolution Calling for State Banking Department__ 845Exchange Situation 743 Cities Finances in 1917 250 Inquiry into Taking Over Deposits, • Chicago ClearingGeneral Import License From. 950 Clothing, Men's and Youth's of Hudson Tubes 254 House Ass'n and Sliding In-Gold Recured from England Rules for Regulation of Mann- Senate Resolution for Inquiry terest Rates on 227$1,300,000,000 743 cure in Effect 460 into Movement of Mail to Des Moines Decree Dissolving

Income War Tax Act 1917 Coal— Soldiers in France 254 Alleged Button Trust 145and Business War Tax Act Anthracite Industry Favors War Revenue Bill Passes Discount Corporation of New1916. Amended 449 Neale's System to Increase House 1146, 1245 York Incorporated 646

Second Victory Loan_ _ _ _550, 1045 Output 657 War Revenue Bill Reported Discount Rate, Raising of UrgedShort Term Loans for 938 Bituminous Coal Mined and to House and Text of.. _942. 962 by Journal of A B. A 1047Silver Price Fixed by.. 939 Used in Texas, Prices of.. __ 142 War Revenue Bill, Senate Doctors, Campaign for Enroll-Victory Loan Bonds Advance) Bitiuninous, Limitations Upon Committee Considering_ .....1245 ment of in Government Service 362to Pay, Dominion's Meth- Storage by Industrial Plants 856 Wheat—House Declines to Dollar Exchange, Leopold Fred-ods of Stabilizing Prices__ 849 Bunker, Revision of Regula- Pass Bill Fixing Price at erick on the Problem of Sta-

Victory Loan, Next, Is It to tions Governing 464 $2 40 over President's Veto.. 234 bilizing by Inter-Allied Coun-Be Taxable or Non-Taxable? 645 Electric Lamps, Inefficient, Youths Drafted, Government tries 338

War Participation 1045 Discontinuance of, as Meas- Education of 952 Drought Stricken Area of West,Wheat Curtailment Order, ure of Conservation 949 Congressional Record, Debate Trip of Sec. of Agriculture_1235New 235 Expediting New England Sup- on Curtailment of Remarks in Drought Stricken Areas, Fund

Wheat for Export to Be Con- ply 464 Official Bulletin also Brought to Be Raised by Texas Bank-trolled • 944 Fuel Adinintstration Announc- in 1058 ers to Relieve 1235

Canadian— es New Prices for Sized Conserved Commodities from In- Dry Zone Resolution Passed byBankers Urged to Conserve Screenings 759 sular Possessions and Panama Senate and Signed by Presi-Banking Credit 19 Illinois to Have Anthracite Canal Zone, Regulations Gov- dent 953, 1067

Banks, Condition of_ _20, 447, 844 Supply in only 13 Counties. 563 erning Exports of 1155 Dutch. See also "lIolland"Canning Trade Under Govern-ment License 354

Jobbing Contracts, "Contin-gent Fee Covenant" Not

Cooke, Guy W., on What WarFinance Work Has Accom-

and "Netherland."Dynamite Glycerine Prices.. _ _ _ 761

Llandovery Castle, Hospital Applicable to 855 plished in Showing Value ofShip Sunk by Submarine__ 47 Labor Essential in Increasing Advertising 128 Economic Association of 24

Soldiers, Granting of Loans Output, According to An- Copia Importations Permitted 237 Nations, Lord Robertto 550 thracite Commission 141 Copper— Cecil's Statement on 261

U. S. and Canadian Capital Lake Ports Supply Ordered Concentrates of, Importation Eggs, Food Administration'sIssues Committees, Joint Rushed 464 of 237 Warning Concerning ResalesControl of Securities Issues Maximum Price for Lump Price Increase by War In- of Between Dealers 754by 24 Cannel 35 dustries Board 35 Egyptian Cotton Cultivation

Wheat, Order Fixing Price for Miners Demand Discontinu- Twenty-Six Cents to Remain Limited 755, 10571919 946 ance of Bonus and Call for as Price 562, 654 Eight-Hour Day and Collective

Wheat Price Advance, Re-ports Concerning 136

Flat Wage Increase 758Modified Run of Mine Prices.. 240

Corn, Sept. Trading Stopped onChicago Board of Trade 1149

Bargaining Recognized inBethlehem Steel Labor Award 657

Canals, Tomlinson Federal Man- Mine Run Prices in Missouri Cotton— Eight-llour Day Established inager for New York and New and Kansas 563 British Committee to Fix Important War Labor BoardJersey 253 Miners, Proclamation to, Re- Prices 755 Award 1254

Candy Purchases, Request That questing July 4 Holiday be British Control Board to Be Eight-Hour Law Suspended onLimited to a Pound at a Time. 947 Limited to that Day 35 Permanent 755 Contracts for Sidewalks 570


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. JULY—SEPTEMBER, 1 9 18.1 INDEX V

Page.Electric Railways, Federal Con-

trol of Rates of, Urged 768Electric Railways on Which FaresHave Been Increased 664

Electrical Jobbers and Manufac-turers on Preferential List_ _ 859

Emergency Fleet Corporation—Creation of Requirement Sec-

tion 363Kirby Appointed Administra-

tor of Lumber 363Enemy-Alien Owned Exchange

Seats Ordered Sold by Presi-dent 944

Enemy-Allen Property Held byCustodian Now Exceeds $500,-000,000—Selling Corporation_ 555

England—Bank of, Reduction in Remu-

neration of, by Government 444Cotton Trade, Crisis in 355Sliver Maximum Price In-

creased • 744"Evening Post" Purchased byThomas W. Lamont 448

Excess Profits Returns in LateFiscal Year 961

Exchanges, Inter-Allied, Gun.Robt. L. Owens on 338

Explosives Comm. Announcedby Nat. Research Council_ _ _ 363

Export Licenses, Partial Ship-ments on 247

Export Licenses for PostageRevenue and other Stamps.. _ _ 363

Export Licenses. Postponementof Revocation Date of,Certain,for United Kingdom, France,Italy and Belgium 246

Express and Mail Section Estab-lished by Railroad Administra-tion 368

Fake Securities, Crusade Ag-ainst 551

Farm Equipment, Profiteering inDefined by Government 563

Farm Loan Bond Offering of$300,000 By Liberty JointStock Land Bank at Sabina,Kansas 1236

Farm Loan Bonds, Charge thatFreedom from Taxation ofAids Tax Evaders 445

Farm Loan Bonds of First JointStock Land Bank of ChicagoSold 124

Farm Loan Bonds, Notes Sec-ured by, May bo Discountedby National Banks 344

Farm Mortgage BanIcers As.sn. ofAm. Annual Convention_649, 1046

Farm Wagon ManufacturersAsked to Reduce Varieties toConserve Steel 466

Farmers—Plan of Loans to be Explainedby Treasury 553

Proposal to Increase Limit ofAdvances to 457

Sec. Houston to Confer onLoans to Those in Drought-Stricken Sections 1019

War Finance Corp. to MakeAdvance to Banks Lendingto 344

War Finance Corp. ReducesInterest Rate on Loans to.. _ 649

Federal Land Banks Loans toFarmers in June 344

Federal Reserve Act. All Changesin, Completed by Board Em-bodied in Phelan Bill 748

Federal Reserve Act, Amend- .ment Permitting State Banksto Join System, J. H. Puele-cher on 1143

Federal Reserve Act. SenatePasses Bill Amending—HouseProvisions as to Reserve Re-quirements, Fiduciary Powers,&c., Dropped 124

Federal Reserve Bank, PaperSecured by War SavingsStamps not Eligible for Re-discount with 340

Federal Reserve Banks BuyingOne-Year Certificates of In-debtedness 1049

Federal Reserve Banks Preparedto Receive Applications forAdvances to Finance CropMovement 941

Federal Reserve Banks ProfitsExpected to Reach 50% atEnd of Calendar Year 342

Federal Reserve Banks, 360 DayBasis for Figuring Interest forDiscount Transactions Bet-ween 846

Federal Reserve Board—Acceptance Indorsement Rul-ing • 845

Advisory Council Conclusionson Banking Proposals 123

Assessment by 343Clearings Statistics to beGathered 554

Coaton Financing 749Credit Conservation Pro-

nouncements 749Credit Restriction SuggestionEndorsed by N. Y. ClearingHouse 749

Daily and Gold SettlementFund_ ' 343

Delano Resignation Acceptedand Appreciation of ServiceExpressed 20. 342

Discount Rates RestrictionPolicy Approved by Advi-sory Council 1143

Foreign Sales of Italian LireBarred 843

Guarantee of National BankDeposits Opposed 125

Harding Renamed Governor.. _ 647More Gold Desired so as toExtend Loaning Power 748

Plans to Establish Indexes ofIndustrial Business and Fi-nancial Condition 123, 342

Strauss to Succeed Warburg_ _940, 1143

Trade Acceptance Ruling_ __ - 845

Page.Federal Reserve Board (Concl.)—

Warburg, Paul M., Retiresfrom 554, 647

Warburg's Retention Urged__ 341Weekly Table intended toReplace Figures of BankClearings 845

"Without Recourse" Indorse-ment Does Not Affect NoteOtherwise Eligible for Re-discount 845

Federal Reserve Examiners, New 845Federal Reserve Exchange and

Transfer Drafts, Increase inLimit for Which May BeDrawn 846

Federal Reserve Matters—Acceptances. See Trade Accep-

tances.Atlanta Bank—

Jacksonville Branch 20Baltimore Branch—Credit Balances SettlementThroughReserveBank Rec-ommended by Committee-1236

Boston Bank—Acquires Property forPerma-nent Homo 124

Conservation of Credit Urged 749Jesse M. Metcalf Director.... 554New Examiner 230

Capital Issues Committee—Act. Scope and Purpose of 555Atlanta District, New Form

of Application 230Banks in Boston DistrictAsked to Refer Requestsfor New Loans to 941

Joint Control of SecuritiesIssues by Canadian andU. S. Corns 24

New Appointments 20New York and Other BanksConfer With on Subject ofCloser Restriction ofBank Loans 1143

Not to Approve Any NewSecurities During LibertyLoan Campaign 941

Permanent Organization ofCommittees of VariousDistricts 229, 344

Public Utilities CautionedAgainst Unnecessary Ex-penditures 847

Reports That TransactionsOver $1,000 Will Be Su-pervised 346

Rules and Regulations andGeneral Policies of 24

Security Sales Barred UntilAfter Liberty Loan Cam-paign 1048

Chicago Bank—Dividend 123M. B. Hutchison, Director,Dies 748

Rates on Transfers andDrafts for ImmediateAvailability Advanced 553

Two Big Institutions Join_ 748Dallas Bank—Cotton Price Below 35Cents Opposed 1251

El Paso Branch Opened.... 341Illinois Trust and SavingsBank Joins System 748

Minneapolis Bank—Banks Requested to Retain

Silver Certificates Under$5 447

C. T. Jaffray to Assist inTreas. Cert. Distribution. 20

New Examiner 230New York Bank—

British 0overnment Securi-ties Coupons, Paymentsby • 121

Credit Restrictions Urgedby 552

Exemption or DeferredClassification in Draftto Ile Claimed for Em-ployees 1143

First and Second Issue Lib-erty Bond ConversionAgain Urged 1052

Staff Changes 123Suggestions for Curtailing

Credit Requirements..... 847Northern Trust Co., Chicago,

Joins System 748Ohio Banks Join System 554Oklahoma Refused BranchBank 20

Philadelphia—Provident Life & Trust CoAdmitted to System.. 554

San Francisco Bank—New Examiner 230

Federal Reserve Notes, W. P. G.Harding on 940

Federal Reserve System, LargoAccession of State Banks to.... 647

Federal Reserve System, Minne-sota Council of State Banksand Tendency of State Banksto Join 940

Federal Reserve,System, Pro-posed Aid for Canning Indus-tries 341

Federal Trade Commission—Chicago Printing Houses,

Conspiracy in Restraint ofTrade Alleged Among_ _ _ _ 565

Farmers' Organizations De-nounce Charges of U. S.Chamber of Commerce_ _ _ _1156

Findings in Investigation ofCanning Industry 353

Likelihood of Appeal fromNewsprint Paper PricesFixed by 37

Meat Packing Industry Tak-ing Over by PresidentRecommended 652

Oil Division of War ServiceCorn. Reports to Not In-tended to Interfere WithThose to 855

Packers Protest Against Profi-teering Report 31

Profiteering Report 28Senate Views on Report Con-

cerning Packing Industry.. _1157

Page.Federal Trade Commission (Cocci)—

Senators' Views on ChargesAgainst Packers 32

Strictures Regarding LargeSalaries, Payments to Amer-ican Metal Offices Exceptedto by H. Bruere 32

U. S. Chamber of CommerceCriticizes 1155

Felt Heel Pads. RegulationsAffecting Manufacturers of......1249

Felt Slipper Manufacture, Re-striction in 1249

Ferro Manganese ConsumersRequested to Make Commit-ments in Advance 564

Financial Aid by Government toPlants Converting from LessEssential Industries 847

Finland Bank Report for 1917...1234Finland Seeks Loan from Ger-many 226

Fire Fighting in National Forests,One Million Dollars for 953

Fishing Grounds, Atlantic, NavalPatrol for 767

Flaxseed and Linseed on Re-stricted List of Imports 35

Flour, Excess Profits of Millersto be Returned to Governmentin Form of 136

Flour, "Fair Price" Schedule forPacific Coast Millers 559

Flour Milling Profit ControlPlan, New 351, 558

Flour Purchasing Plan, Condi-tions of Food Ad. Grain Corp.. 945

Flour, Wheat, Maximum ProfitsAllowed to Jobbers in 651

Food Administration—Atlantic Fishing Grounds Es-tablishment of Naval Patrolfor 767

Butter Regulations 461Cheese Under Government

Regulation 559Cotton Ginning Regulations,New 561

Cottonseed Buyers and Sellers,Rule for 561

Cottonseed for Planting, ProfitMargin on 756

Cottonseed, Fixing of Pri:eDeferred 756

Cottonseed Oil Refiners, NewBuying and Selling Prices for 532

Cottonseed Price Stabilization 1151Dynamite Glycerin Prices........ 761Eggs,Resales Between Dealers,Warning Concerning 754

Exports to Allies—Arrival ofH. C. Hoover in England 352

Flour "Fair Price" Schedulefor Pacific Coast Millers 559

Flour Milling l'rofit ControlPlan, New 351, 558

Flour Purchasing Plan FoodAd. Grain Corporation...... 945

Food Requirements, HooverDeclares in London Speech,All Anxiety is Past 352

Foodstuffs Consumption, Fur-ther Reduction in UnitedStates Necessary to Inter-Allied Program 1246

Grain Export Permits Central-ized to Prevent Port Con-gestion 854

Higher Wheat Prices An-nounced 33

Live Stock Raisers'ExceptionalProfits 754

Meat Rationing Requirements,Modification of 351

Meat Restrictions Rescinded_ 753Minimum Rate on Milk Ship-ments to be Abolished 34

No Grain for Malting BeforeOct. 1 559

Rice, Arrangements for Dis-tribution Among Millers 948

Rice Committee to Assist Ad-ministration 458

Rice Committee to EstablishPrices for Growers 652

Rice Crop Handling Plans_ _ _ _ 458Sugar Cane, Price Fixed by

Equalization Board 1056Sugar Crops, Old and New,

Plan to Equalize Price for.... 948Sugar Equalization Board Of-ficers—New Members In-ternational Sugar Comm.. _ .. 458

Sugar, Raw, Price 1056Sugar Restrictions. New 458Sugar Situation and Ger-many's Grain — HooverStatement as to Allies'Needs 946

Sugar, Two-Pound RationContinued 1056

Wheat and Flour Control,Details of Plan for 1918Crop 234

Wheat Flour, Maximum Prof-its Allowed to Jobbers 651

Wheatie.ss Days DiscontinuedUnder New Conservationl'rogram 944

Foodstuffs. See Food Adminis-tration.

Footwear, Restrictions in Manu-facture of 1249

Ford, Henry, to Refund WarI'rof its to Government 764

Foreign Exchange Bank, Ques-tionnaire to Importers andExporters on 938

Foreign Exchange, Liability toSpecial Brokers' Tax in Selling 340

Foreign Exchange, Oscar T.Crosby to Head Staff to Studyin Neutral and Allied Coun-tries 23

Foreign Nations Join in Celebra-ting the American 4th 46

Foreign Securities, CommitteeNamed to Protect AmericanInvestors in 745

France—American Soldiers in, Over a

Million 39Bank of, Extension of Char-

ter and Terms_ A22, 444,843, 1046

Page.France (Concluded)—Bank of, Have Met War Bur-dens 1046

Bank of, Special Credit De-posited With by U. S. _1014

Ba.stile Day Anniversary -Cie-bration Joined in by U. S._ 254

Decree Limiting Amount ofMoney Which May BeTaken Out of 743

Limited Amount of FrenchRussian or U. S. PaperWhich May Be Taked Outof 122

Mad Movement to Soldiers,Senate Resolutions for In-quiry Into 254

Postal Check System Intro-duction in 18

Precious Stones, Decree Per-mitting Export of 743

Russian Coupon PaymentsProvided for 444

Those Leaving Only Allowedto Carry $200 Unless Other-wise Permitted 18

U.S. Loans and Credits to 18,443, 645, 843

Freight Car Movement, GreatImprovement Reported in...... _ _ 667

French—Bank and the War 43Denial of Reported AmericanLoan 17

Economist on Need of Finan-cial Unity of Allies 121

Export Bank Proposed 337Financial Affairs of Govern-ment 1234

Industrial Crelit for $50,-000,000 Repaid 122

Military Home Credit, New.843, 1234

Moratorium Affecting Rents.Termination o 19

Nat. Defense Bondi, Sub-scriptions to 226

War Loan, Fourth 1138, 1234Fuel Administration—

Anthracite Coal IndustryFavors Neole's System toIncrease Output 657

Automobile Use on SundayPermissible to Promote Lilo-erty Loan 1252

Automobile;, &c., Discontin-uance of Sunday Use of inEast 856

Beer Produ?tion Reduced 59%by Restrictions 35

Bit-min's Coal. LimitationUpon Storage bi IndustrialPlants 856

Brewers May Count on OnlyEnough Fuel to UtilizeMaterial inProcess of Manu-facture 238

Bunker Coal Regulation Re-vised 464

Charcoal Prices (Car Load)Fixed 239

Coal & Coke Records TurnedOver by Fed. Trade Corn. 358

Coal Conservation ThroughDiscontinuance of Ineffi-cient Electric Lamps 949

Coal Miners Demand Discon-tinuance of Bonus and Callfor Flat Wage Increase 758

Coal Rationing of PrivateConsumers Proposed 140

Coal Screenings Sized, NewPrices for Announced 759

Coal Use by Private CountryClubs RestfIcted 357

Coke Distribution Placed Un-der Control 655

Coke Prices Announced 239Cooke, N. Y. State Admin-

istrator 463Fuel Supply for Cement Pro-duction Curtailed 761

Gas Coke, New Price Regula-tions 758

Gas Plants Bureau Created_ 37Gasoline Shortage, MotorlessSunday and Its Results_ __ _1154

Illinois to Have Anthracite inOnly 13 Counties 563

Jobbing Contracts ,Coal ," C on-tingent Fee Covenant" NotApplicable to 855

Labor Bureau Created for Set-tlement of Disputes 463

Lake Ports Coal OrderedRushed 464

Lightless Night Order, Re-sumption of 355

Lightless Night Proposal,New, to Save Fuel 142

Mine Run Coal Prices in Mis-souri and Kansas 563

New England Coal SupplyExpedited 464

011 Companies Trade Prac-tices, Order Issued Regu-lating 357

Oil Prices StabilizationAnnouncement 855

Ore Reports Not to InterfereWith Those to Fed. TradeCorn 855

Petroleum Supply ControlTransferred to 655

Petroleum War Service Corn.Plans to Stabilize Price andMaintain Output 655

Plan to Conserve Coal Wastedin Industrial Power Plants._ 141

Production Division UnderRainey and Bush 464

Production Managers (28) forCoal Appointed 758

Proposed Curtailment ofLighting in Homes to SaveFuel 141

Soft Coal Apportionment Un-der Discussion 562

Virginia Anthracite PricesFixed 563

Fuel Oil and Gas, President'sProclamation Requiring Im-porters and Dealers to ObtainLicenses 1253

Fur on Restricted Import List.. ..1150


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Page.

Garabed, or Free Energy En-gine, Not Sound, Says In-

vestigating Conunittee 143Gas Coke, New Price Regula-

tions for 758

Page.Graphite Crucibles Placed on

List of Restricted Imports..___ 245Great Britain—Birmingham Chamber of Com-merce Predicts After War

Page.Italian Exchange, Suggestions ,

for Dealing With the Prob-lem of, &c 551, 843

Italian Exchange, U. S. Meas-ures to Prevent Speculation in 226

Page.Liberty Bonds and Loans (Concl.)—Fours, Bondholders AgainUrged to Convert 1146

Fourth Issue—Allied Flags and Altar of

Gas Plants Bureau Created by Depression 558 Italian Government Regulates Liberty for Campaign.._1244Fuel Administration 37 Coal Rationing in 142 Traffic in Gold 337 Automobile Use on Sunday

Gas Warfare Under Control of Higher Fares and Rates in Italian Gems Embargo 743 to Promote 1252

Chemical War Service 244 Public Utilities in 666 Italian Lire, Arrangements for Bill Signed by President_ _ 230

Gasoline Prices, Advance in 357 Lansdowne Again Urges Allies Passing on Transactions in, Bond Orders to be Under

Gasoline Sales Not Restricted__ 564 to be Receptive Towards &c. 123 Control of Loan Com-

Gasoline Shortage, Motoriess Peace Overtures 575 Italian Lire, Federal Reserve mittee 1243

Sunday andlts Results 1154 Leo, Lord, Resignation as Board Bars Foreign Sales of__ 843 Campaign, Capital Issues

Gasoline, Warning That Steps Director-General of Food Italian Revenues, Increase in__ 120 Corn. to Approve No

to Enforce Conservation May Production 353 Italy Requisitions Crops of Oats New Securities During_ - 941

Be Taken if Waste is Not Cur- Letter Postage Increased in_ - 49 Beans and Carobs 151 Campaign, Guy Emerson

tailed 243 Lloyd George Reviews War Italy, U. S. Loans and Credits on Co-operation of News-

German— Situation 573 to 120, 843, 1138 papers in 851

Banks in Brazil, Liquidation Paper Restrictions Revised__ - 38 I. W. W. Blamed for Bomb Ex- Campaign Opening in N.

of 337 President's Greeting to, on plosion in Chicago Post Office.1066 Y. Fed. Res. District-. .._1243

Frankfort City Bonds Stricken Fourth Anniversary of War_ 573 I. W. W. Leaders Found Guilty Campaign, Proposed Ques-

from N. Y. Stock Exchange Rhondda, Baron, Food Con- of Interfering With War Work. 765 tionnaire ' Withdrawn_ ....1145

List 1234 troller, Death of, Now I. W. W. Leaders Sentenced to Campaign Scheduled to

Marks Transactions in U. S.Illegal 18

Controller Named 136Tool Manufacture Control

20 Years' Imprisonment_ __ _1066 Begin Sept. 28....230, 346,454, 1048

Stock Exchange Resume 121 Taken by 360 Japan, Rice Riots in. Homes Details of Offering_ A145, 1237

Stock Exchanges, Temporary U. S. Credit and Loans to.. -

of Wealthy Burned, Gov- $8.000,000,000 Additional

Suspension of 18 226, 843 ernment Seizes Food Stores__ 772 Bonds Authorized by Bill

War Credit, New 18 War Cost $34,920,000 a Day_ 443 Japan, United States Steel for.. 140 Passed by Senate 131

War Loan, Ninth, to be - Great Lakes Seamen, Calling Japan in the War Finances of Floating of Not to Be Con-

Offered Sept. 23 1044 Off of Proposed Strike of 764 the Allies 550 fined to Depositaries_ _ _ _ 22

Germans — 260,000 Unnatural- Greece, U. S., Credit and Loans Japanese Commissioner on Al- Foreign Legion Here to Ald.1145

ized Listed in U S 1063 to 843 leged Loan to China 1234 French War Veterans to

Germany— Greenbacks, New $1 and $2 in Japanese Loan to China.. ..120. 939 Help in Campaign 1052

Allies Navies Have CheckedSubmarines, According to

Circulation 939 Japanese Loan, Oversubscrip-tion to 226

Interest 4 ;4 % 555, 751Mass Meeting at Carnegie

French Minister of Marine_ 151 Halt% Animal, on Restricted Japan's Gold Accumulations, Hall, Sec. McAdoo to

America's Resources as Com- Import List 1150 Recent Figures of 743 Address 1145

pared With Those of 444 Haiti Declares War on Germany 261 Jewelers, Sales of Gold to, McAdoo Speech in Connec-

Field Marshal von Eickhorn Hats of Fur and Felt for Civil- Stopped, Then Resumed, tion With Campaign _ _ _1239

Assassinated at Kiev 770 ians, Restrictions in Styles, Distribution to be Regulated. N. Y. Community Chorus

Finland Seeks Loan from 226 Colors, &c 854 844, 939 to Aid in Campaign__ _ _1052

Grain 946 Hemp, Maximum Price Fixed by Jewish Welfare Board Drive. N. Y. Fed. Res. District

Haiti Declares War on 261 War Industries Board 460 See Y. M. C A. General Staff 1242

Heifferich Ambassador to Rus- Hide Price, New, Announced by July 4 Celebration, Americans N. Y. Fed.Res. Dist. Quota,.1243

sia in Place of Count von War Industries Board 354 and Foreign Born Citizens N. Y. Stock Exchange

Mirbach Assassinated 370 Hides, Maximum Prices and United in 46 Asked to Make Para-

Honduras Declares War Upon 771 Differentials Approved 1057 July 4, Foreign Nations Join in mount 1243

Indemnity Demanded from Hides and Skins Imports from Celebrating 46 President Abandons Plans

Russia 226 East Coast of South America_1150 Justicia Torpedoed After 24 for Tour of Country on

India, Germany Reported asHaving no Intention of

Hispano Bank, Havana, Re-,ported Suspension of 226

Hour Fight With Submarines. 370 Behalf of 1051President's Address on

Undertaking Campaign- -- - 150 Holland, See also "Dutch" and Kahn, Otto H., Tells of Im- Opening of Campaign_ _1238

Liclumwsky's Statement on "Netherland." pressions in Europe 452 Printing Bonds 22

Responsibility for the War.. 258 Hollow-Tile Makers, Preferential Kerr, Sergt. George S., Killed N. Y. Clearing House Banks

No Intention to Retain Bel- Treatment for 140 in France 1259 Asked to Limit Rate on

gium, Says von Hertling--, 256 Honduras Declares War upon Kissel, Lieut., Killed in France.1259 to 43,4 % 1243

Norwegian Loan to, Report of 743 Germany 771 Knights of Columbus Drive. Size of and Expectations

Resources and Liabilities of Hoover Arrives in England— See Y. M. C. A. That Subscriptions Will

the Central Powers 225 Food Exports to Allies 352 Break Record 848

Russia Pays First Installment Hoover in London Speech De- Labor— Treasury Certificate Offer-

of War Indemnity 1044 clares All Anxiety as to Food Board, War, Award in Beth- ings and Subscriptions in

Russian Agreement to Pay Requirements is Past 352 lehem Steel Case 657 Anticipation of_ _ _ _21. 348

Six Billion Marks 38Russian Indemnity to, $3,-000.000,000 445

Turkey Arranges for New

Hoover Returns—Statement ofNeed of Allies—U. S. SugarSituation and Germanys Grain 946

Hotels Released from Pledge to

Board, War, Decisions 658Controversies, Henry FordHeads List of Men to Actas Umpires to Settle 248

454, 455, 848, 942, 1049, 1237Treasury Certificate Sub-

scriptions in New York,Analysis of 455

Loan from 1044 Use No Wheat Until Harvest.. 457 Creation of Bureau by Fuel Window Displays for 942

U-Boat Still a Peril, Accord-ing to Sec. to British Min-ister of Munitions 151

Housing Corporation, U. S.,Creation of by Dept. of Labor,

240, 570

Administration for Settle-ment of Disputes 463

Industries Which Need Not

Issues, Part Played by Nat.Banks in Insuring Success of 851

Legal Tender, Mr. Warburg

Von Capelle Charged With Hungarian War Loan, Eighth, Recruit Through U. S. Shows Grotesqueness of

Distorting His Address on Subscription to be Received Agency 144 Proposal 651

Shipping Output 151 Until July 24 120 Instructions Regarding Re- Liberty Bond Sellers "Quit-

Von Capelle on U-Boat In- Hylan, Mayor, Attack on News- crulting of Through U. S. ters," Says W. G. McAdoo

creases 150Von Hertling on Readiness to

papers 863 Central Agency 248Mine Problem, President to

—Railroad Problems 751Loan and War Savings Efforts,

Consider Peace Offers 255 TIlinots to Have Anthracite Coal Take Up 562 Co-ordinating 1242

Von Kuehlmann Resigns as A Supply in Only 13 Counties_ 563 Newsprint Paper Workers Loans and Winning the War—

Foreign Secretary 255 Illinois Trust & Savings Bank Granted Higher "Wages, A Budget for Every Family_ 346

War Credits Voted by Reichs- Joins Fed. Res. System 748 Strikes Adjusted 565 Move Toward Adoption of Vs1

tag 226 Imports of Articles Devoted to President in Labor Day Mes- Plan to Support Market for_ 848

War Tax on Belgium 121 Relief Purposes, Resolution sage Spurs Support of War_ 951 New York Banking Law

Washington's View. of Von Authorizing Freedom from Program, New York, for Fall Changes Affecting Loans

Capelle's Assertions 151 Duty 953 Campaign 247 Secured by Bonds 132

Wealth Estimate 18 Imports Restricted—Extension Requirements, Common, of N. Y. Fed. Res. Bank Sug-

Glycerine and Sugar No Longer of Back Haul Privilege 245 War Industries, Survey of_ 39 gestions to Corporations

Used in Manufacture of Soap Income Tax— Shortage, Common, Pointed Concerning Plans for Con-

for Army 460 Income and Excess Profits Out by Dep't of Labor_ 39 tributing to 850

Goat and Other Skins, Maxi-mum Prices to Continue 561

Taxes, Returns from 50Income and Excess Profits

Unskilled, Shortage of 1,000,-000, New List of Non-Es-

N. Y. Red. Res. Bank Urgesr,Conversion and Regulation_ 848

Gold— Returns in Late Fiscal Year sential Industries 860 Railroad Employees Advised

Australia Refuses Bonus toRaise Production 226

82,839,030,000 961Payments—Is the Farmer

Wage Minimum, War BoardDeclares Against at Present. 564

as to Converting Bonds _ _ 347Railroad Employees Appealed

Bars, Issuance of, Forbidden Paying His Share? 558 War Labor Board Decisions to to Invest Back Pay in.. _4849

Except Under License 1047 India, Germany Reported as Affecting Minimum Wage Railroads to Accept Bonds as

British Producers Seek Adjust- Having No Intention of Under- and Basic Hour Day Ques- Basis for Credit 751

ment of Price 17 taking Campaign in 150 tions 248 Savings Banks Accept for Safe

Canada Has Received $1,- India, Proposals for Limited War Supply, National Con- Deposit Without Charges_ _ 651

300,000,000 from England_ 743 Homo Rule in 260 trol of Inaugurated Aug. 1_ 567 Savings Banks of Now 'York

Industry, Decline in, PromptsProducers to Seek Govern-

India, Release of Silver by U. S.Aided in Preventing Currency

Land Bank, Farm Loan, Bondsof First Joint Stock of Chicago

State Urged to Prepare forHeavy Subscriptions to

ment Relief 745Italian Government Regulates

Traffic in 337

Crisis in 745Industrial Activity, Facilities

Division Created to Speed by

Sold 124Land Title Registration Law"Torrens," Found Workable

Fourth Liberty. Loan 131Second Loan Subscriptions by

States 347

Japan's Accumulations, Re-cent Figures of 743

Mining and Essential War

War Industries Board 950Industrial Advisers to Aid Draft

Boards in Determining Ex-

in New York 365Lansdowne, Lord. See Great

Britain.

Second, Nov. 18 Coupon Mustbe Attached if Converted_ _ 23

Subscriptions, Thinks Names

Industry 745 emption Claims 1062 Lard, Compound, Exportation of 048 and Amounts Should Not be

Mining Held to be EssentialIndustry of War 340

Industrial Board Named by Mer-chants' Ass'n at Request of

Loather, Restrictions on theUse of for Personal Luggage- 654

Disclosed 1244Third Is.sue—

New Regulations for Watchesand Other Manufactures of_ 444

Old, Coined by Mint at CostOwner 19

War Industries Board 245Industrial, Business and Finan-

cial Conditions, Plans of Fed.Res. Board to Establish In

Leather, Sole and Belting,Prices for Fixed 654, 757

Legislative and Judicial SupplyBill Vetoed by President,

Advertising, W. T. Mullallyon Work of 132

Campaign, Coupon BooksSold in N. Y. Fed. Res.

Production, Conference Look-ing to Maintenance of, John

of 123Industries and Plants, New Pri-

Bill Repassed Amended 50Liberia, U. S. Credit to 1044

District 455Conversion of First and

Clausen's Views 1140Reserve Board Desires Moro,

orities List of 1059Interest, N. Y. Clearing House

Liberty Bonds and Loans—Bond Exemption Bill Passed by

Second Issues Into .22Exchange of Coupon and

So as to Extend Its LoaningPowers 748

Sales to Jewelers Stopped—

Adopts Amendment to Pro-vent Evasion of Rule Limiting,

1047, 1142

Senate 1144Bond Purchasers, Fed. Res.Banks Asked for Names of_1051

Registered Bonds of 346Last Block of Treasury Cer-

tificates of Indebtedness

Then Resumed—Distribu-tion to be Regulated_ _ _844, 939

Spain Plans. Basis 444

International Reserve Board,Italian Deputy on 17

Investment Bankers' Ass'n Coun-

Bond Subscribers, Use ofFranked Envelopes for No-tification Unlawful 22

Redeemed 230Method of Settling for 347Payments to N. Y. Federal

Sustain the Production of— cil on Excess Profits Provision Bond Taxation, Modified, Reserve Bank 347, 751

Suggestion that Mining beExempt from

Taxation__- _ 340

of War Revenue Bill 943Investment Bankers' Ass'n—

Oov. Strong of N. Y. Fed.Res. Bank Explains 1241

7,000,000 Persons of ForeignBirth Subscribed to 042

War Department Issues Orders New Members of Foreign So- Bonds, Holders Urged to Con- Subscribers to 1244

Prohibiting Army Officers curities Commission 847 vert Into 4;4s 942 Subscriptions, Final Figures 132

from Taking Abroad 443Goods Shipments to Seaboard,Stamp Tax on Drafts in Con-nection With 340

Government Demands GreaterThan Production, Says PierreJay 939

Government Publications NotEssential to War ResolutionDirecting Discontinuance of 139

Grain Exports, Permits for Cen-tralized, to Prevent Port Con-gestion 854

Grain, None for Malting BeforeOct 1 559

Iron Oro, Swedish, PresidentAuthorizes $6,000,000 for Pur-chase of 240

Iron, Pig, Big Advance in Costsof 1253

Iron Scrap, Cost, &c., Prices forAgreed on 244

Iron and Steel, Little for Non-War Industries 465

Iron and Steel Prices, New, inEffect Until Dec. 31 1252

Italian Deputy on InternationalReserve Board 17

Italian Discount and Trust Co.to be Formed in New York 337

Bonds, New, Listing on N. Y.Stock Exchange 231

Bonds, Sec. McAdoo's Pro-posal to Exempt fromTaxes, Other Recommen-dations 1050

Conversions of First and Sec-ond Issues Few 751

Corporations Advised Howto Divide Subscriptions.. _ _1242

Exemption Bill Signed byPresident 1237

First and Second Bonds Con-version Again Urged by N.YAFed.I.Res4Bank 1052

Subscriptions of N. Y.Banking Institutions to__ 22

Taxpaying Transactions Ef-fected Without Disturb-anco to Business 347

Third Installment 230, 231Three Loan Campaigns Pro-

posed 751Liberty Day, Oct. 12 Proclaimedby President, Observation of_ _

1145, 1244Lichnowsky's (Prince) Statement .1on Responsibility for the War 258

Lighting in Homes, ProposedCurtailment of, to Save Fuel_ 141


JULY—SEPTEMBER, 1918.] INDEX VII

Page.'`Lightless Night" Order by U. S.

Fuel Commission, Resumptionof 355

Lightless Night Proposal, New,to Save Fuel 142

Lime Manufacturers Placed inPreferential List by PrioritiesBoard—Pledge of Manufactu-rers 859

Linoleum and Oilcoth Placed onList of Restricted Imports 144

Liquor, Sale of, on Trains or inStations of Railroads Pro-hibited 770

Liquors, Intoxicating, New Or-der Prohibiting Sale of, toMen in Navy 764

Live Stock Growers and Farmers,Proposal to Increase Limit ofAdvances to 457

Live Stock Loading Report Ser-vice Headquarters Transferredfrom Washington to Chicago_ 354

Live Stock Raisers' ExceptionalProfits 754

Living, Increase in Cost of. SinceOutbreak of War in 1914 861

Living, Inquiry by Government•into Cost of, With View toMaking Wage Adjustments.- 861

Lloyd George Reviews WarSituation 573'

Locomotive Builders Plan toDouble New Production__ _ _ 959

Lodge, Senator, Sees DictatedPeace as Only SatisfyingOne 852

Lumber—Construction Depot Estab-

• lished for Army 461Decision Concerning Price Fix-ing Order for Southern Pine_ 237

Headquarters of ShippingBoard Removed to Phila.. -1066

Kirby Appointed Administra-tor of, in Emergency FleetCorporation 363

Maximum Prices for Long andShort Leaf Virginia andCarolina Pine Lumber_ _ _ - 137

New England Spruce Pricesand Procedure for Distribu-tion 461

Price Ruling, Request forChange in, Refused 358

Schedule of Maximum PriceList for Southern PineLumber 138

War Industries Board onApplication of Soft WoodLumber Prices 138

Machine Tools, Discussion of •Methods of Increasing Out-put 239

Magnesia, Manufacturers ofConfer With War IndustriesBoard 140

Mahogany Logs May Not be Im-ported Except for GovernmentUse 1150

Mail. See also Air Mall Service.Mail—Change in Postage Rates by

Aeroplane 237Section Established by RR.

Administration 368Senate Resolution for Inquiry

into Movement to Soldiersin France 254

Service, Airplane, Establishedin U. S 15

Tubes, Ex-Postmaster MorganDisapproves Discontinuanceof 28

Malting, No Grain for, BeforeOct. 1 559

Manganese Contents in FerroManganese, Statement Con-cerning Recommendation forReduction in 244

Manganese Ore, New FreightRates on 759

Manganese, Restrictions on Im-portation of 140

Manila Hemp, Discontinuanceof Fixed Price for 949

Man Power Bill, Full Text of—Change as Compared withOriginal Draft Act 1061

Marine Freight Rates and Char-ters, Bill Giving PresidentControl Passed by House_ _ _ _ 41

McGarrah Warns Against Specu-lative Commitments 847

Meat Packers—See Packers.Meat Packing Industry, Fed.

Tracle Corn. Recommendsthat President Take Over _

652

Meat Rationing Requirements,Modification of 351

Meat Restrictions Rescinded.. _ _ 753Merchant Marine, New Wage

Scale for Officers 41Mexican Election, Carranza, Op-

ponents Defeated in 773Mexican Finances 744Mexican Oil Decree, Changes in.. 471Mexican 011 Decree, Reports of

Modification in 773Mexican 011 Decree, Text of.U. S. Note Protesting 49

Mexican Revolutions DenialThat U. S. Sympathizes with 471

Mexico—Carranza's July 4th Greeting

to President Wilson 26Modification of Embargo onExports to 247

Reports of Amnesty to Gen.Madero 471

Military Attaches on DistantStations, President's OrderAuthorizing Advance Funds to 42

Milk— •August and September Prices

Fixed by Fed. Milk Coin...... 460July Prices Fixed by Fed. MilkCom 33

Shipments, Rail, MinimumRates to be Abolished 34

Millers' Excess Profits of to BeReturned in Form of Flour_ _ _ _ 136

Mine Labor Problem to Be Takenup by President 562

Page.Minnesota Council of State Banksand Tendency of State Banksto Join Reserve System 940

Minor Coins Manufacture in theU. S., New Record in 747

Mitchel, ex-Mayor, Report onDeath of 250

Montana State Banks, Organiza-tion to be Discontinued Dur-ing War 845

Moratorium, French, AffectingRents, Termination of 19

Morgan, J. P., & Co., Contro-versy with RR. AdministrationOver Chicago & Western In-diana RR. Default__ _1068, 1161

Motor Cycles Reasonable Essen-tials 760

Motor Truck Industry Tenta-tively Granted Priority of RawMaterials, Especially Steel_ - - 360

Motor Trucks, Assistance thatPriorities Board Will Extendto Manufacturers of 660

Moving Picture Actors Not In-cluded in Non-Essential Class.. 227

Moving Pictures an Essential In-dustry 860

Municipal Bonds, Taxing 768Municipal Bonds, Taxing of Op-

posed by Mayor nylon—AsksOther Mayors to Co-operate_ _1055

Municipal Bonds, Taxing Uncon-stitutional 767

Motional Banks-1 Condition of June 29 552Deposits Guarantee, Little

Likelihood of Congress Con-sidering Bill at this Session_ 125

Deposits Guarantee Opposedby Fed. Reserve Board_

New Charters and Capital In-creases for Fiscal Years June30 1918 and 1917 129

Surpass all Records for Immun-ity from Failure and forLarge Earnings 648

Suspension of 10% Loan Limitto Permit Credit Extensionto Agricultural Products 130

National Defense Council Modi-fies Strictures Against Christ,.mas Giving 1067

Naval Appropriation Bill, Huge,Signed by President 26

Navy, New Order ProhibitingSale of Intoxicating Liquorsto Men in 764

Netherland Bank Charter, Pro-posed Revision of 120

Newfoundland, General ImportLicense for 950

Newfoundland's Victory Loan.. _ 18Newspaper Men and Bankers

Seeking Exemption from Draft.Suggestions to 1144

Newspapers—Asked Not to Disclose Military

Information in DisclosingU. S. Policy Towards Russia 663

Circulation, Regulations Gov-erning Stimulation of 1152

Conditions in Southern India_ 38Co-operation in Liberty LoanCampaign Suggested 851

Daily and. Sunday, Recom-mendations for Restrictionof Reading Matter in__ 359

Daniels (Sec.) Requests Not toPublish Location or Move-ment of Ships 144

Hylan's (Mayor) Attack on.. _ _ 863Modification of Order Concern-ing Free Copies 358

Postmaster's Attention Called -to Request Concerning Ad-vertisement of Movement ofShips 363

Publishers to Co-operate With.Labor Department in Sta-bilizing Conditions 359

Publishers Recommended toEffect Economy in Paper_ _ _ 39

Newsprint Paper—Improvement in Consumption

of 359Prices Fixed by Fed. Trade

Corn., Likelihood of Appealfrom 37

Reopening of Case 359Workers, Higher Wages for—

Strike Adjusted 565New York—Banks Require that CustomersMust Provide for Bank Ac-ceptances Passing ThroughClearing House 648

Clearing House AcceptanceCharge, Boston ClearingHouse Protests Against.. _ _ _ 746

Clearing House AcceptanceCharge Modified 939

Clearing House Adopts Amend-ment to Prevent Evasion ofRule Limiting Interest1047, 1142

Clearing House VollectionRules Revised 446

Clearing House, Notes andAcceptances to be Includedin Daily Exchanges 447

Clearing House ProposedAmendment to PreventEvasion of Rule LimitingInterest on Deposits 940

Compusory Training Law Re--quires Military Trainingfor All Boys Over 16 1063

Discount Corporation of,corporated 646

Real Estate Mortgages, Atti-tude of Lending InstitutionsToward, No Occasion forMoratorium 1142

State Banking Institutions,Growth of—Amendment toInvestment Provision ofBanking Laws 449

State Banking Institutions,Increase in Resources 448

Stock Exchange Borrowingsof Members, Gov. StrongRequests Daily Statementof—Resolution of Exchange—Form to be Used.. _ __941, 1047

125

Page.Northern Trust Co., Chicago,

Joins Fed. Res. System 748Norway, Gold Reserve of NorgesBank, Christiania 121

Norwegian Loan to Germany,Reports of 743

Nova Scotia Coal Maximum Price 563

nats, Beans and Carobs CropsRequisitioned by Italy_ _ 151

Ohio State Banks, ProsperousYear for 344

Oil, A. C. Bedford on What In-dustry Has Accomplished With-out Government Regulation—Stabilizing of Prices 356

Oil Conservation Urged 243Oil, Crude, Price, Efforts ofPetroleum Industry to Ar-range System of Stabilizing.. 243

011, Crude, Recommendationsfor Stabilizing Prices for 241

Oil Decree, Mexican, Changes in 471011 Division of War ServiceCorn. Reports to Not to Inter-fere with Those to Fed. TradeCorn 855

Oil Prices, Fuel AdministrationAnnouncement Concerning Sta-bilization of Prices 855

Oilcloth and Linoleum Placed onList of Restricted Imports_ 144

Order, Director Butler UrgesLeague to Enforce be MadePermanent 453

Dockers , President's Proclama-tion Placing Under License_1248

Packing Industry, U. S. TradeCorn. Urges President to TakeOver 560

Paint and Varnish Makers Askedto Report Stock on HandJuly 1 35

Paper, Campaign to Effect Econ-omy in Use of 359

Paper Conservation as Appliedto Country Editions of CityDailies and Mail Order Week-lies 1152

Paper Conservation as Appliedto Country Weeklies__ _757, 1152

Paper Mills Placed on the Pri-ority List—Restrictions onNewspapers 565

Paper, New Regulations to EffectEconomies in Case of Govern-ment Publictions 1057

Paper, Publishers Called upon toMake 25% Reduction in NewTitle of Books 1058

Paper Regulations Do Not Applyto Export Orders 653, 1058

Paper, Regulations for Controlof, in Case of Weekly, Bi-monthly and Quarterly Publi-cations 1151

Paper Restrictions Revised inGreat Britain 38

Papers, Writing and Cover, Reg-ulations Governing 358

Passport Restrictions Apply toWomen Relatives of Civilians 52

Peace—Austro - Hungarian Foreign

Minister Ready for, WithImportant Qualifications__ _ 256

British Dominions Right toParticipate in NegotiationsRecognized by Lloyd George 771

Lodge Seas Dictated Peace asOnly Satisfying One 852

Lord Lansdowne Again UrgesAllies to be ReceptiveTowards Overtures 575

Von Hertling on Germany'sReadiness to Consider Offers 255

Pennsylvania RR. EstablishesNew Record in Movement ofFreight Cars 253

Pennsylvania State Banks, NewAssociation Formed 20

Pensions for Soldiers and Sailorsof Civil War Increased 42

"People and the Banks," FrankC. Mortimer on 1234

Peruvian Monetary Law, New.._1139Petroleum Supply Control Trans-

ferred to Fuel Administration- 655Petroleum War Service Corn.Plans to Stabilize Price andMaintain Output 655

Philadelphia Bourse ProposalsConcerning Tax Legislation 133

Pittsburgh Life & Trust Co.Directors Must Stand Trial 576

Platinum Supply 237Plumbago or Graphite, Restric -

tion of Importation of, Ex-tended 245

Post Office Appropriation BillRetaining Pneumatic TubesVetoed by President 27

Postage, Letter, Increased inGreat Britain 49

Postage Rates, Aeroplane,Change in 237

Postal Employees, Increases inSalaries of 468

Postal Savings Deposit, U. S.,Limit Increased to $2,500.. _21, 227

Prayer, Noon-Day, SenateAdopts Resolution for,Throughout United States ' 144

Prices, Fixed, of U. S. Govt. toApply to Allied Govt's, butNot to Civilians of Latter_ _ _ _ 950

Priorities Regulations, Revisionof 467

Prisoners of War and InternedAliens, Remittances of Fundsand Clothing to 249

Profiteering—American Metal Co. State-ment Correcting Misappre-hension, &c 135

Federal Trade CommissionReport on 28

Packers Protest Against Re-port 31

Statistics Presented to Senateby Treasury Department 135

Prohibition Amendment to Nati-onal Food Stimulation BillPassed by House 1247

Page.Prohibition, National, Amend-

ment--Georgia Legislature Ratifies__ 145Louisiana Legislature Ratifies

571, 663Public Information, Curtailment

in Staff of Creel's Committee.. 249Public Utilities, Proposed Cor-

poration to Finance 1236Publishers Called Upon to Make25% Reduction in New Titlesof Books 1058

D ags, Prices Fixed on VariousA% Grades of 854Railroad—Employees Appealed to toInvest Back Pay in LibertyBonds 849

Employees Ordered to ShowCourtesy to Public 769

Mississippi and Warrior Water-ways Manager Appointed 368

Scott, L. G., Acting Treasurerof Administration 769

Securities, Committee Namedto Represent National As-sociation of Owners of, inNegotiations Relative toRailroad Contract 145

Security Owners Association,Feature of Government Con-tract with Railroads Un-satisfactory to 251

Security Owners AssociationResolution on Railroad Con- -tract 1069

Uniform Pension Plan UnderConsideration 769

Railroads—. Administration Controversy

With J. P. Morgan & Co.Over Chicago & WesternIndiana RR. Default _1068, 1161

Administration to Pay Ex-penses Incurred by Carriersin Making Valuations 252

Advances to, by Government..45, 470

Advicos to, Concerning Pub-lication of Changes in Rates,Fares, &c 368

Agricultural Section of Ad-ministration Created 149

Back Pay Due Workers,Method of Accounting for_ 149

Bookkeeping Method Instruc-tion Rules Apply to Roads inReceivership 369

Circular Concerning Use ofEmployees of Carriers forAccounting Division 369

Coastwise Ships Manager, H.B. Walker 1070

Conference to Consider Con-tract Between Governmentand 146

Contract with Government,Mr. McAdoo Hears Objec-tions for Association ofSecurity Owners 666

Contract with Government,Negotiations Respecting—Changes Already Made_ _ _ _ 572

Deferred Dividends of, NotDue to Delay in Executionof Contracts 149

Electrification of all, Favoredby Mr. McAdoo 958

Employees New Wage Ad-vances 956

Features of Government Con-tract With 954

Federal Treasurers,Revision of• Order Relating to Duties of 770Forms on Which are Asked to

Report Effect of Wage In-crease Order 367

Freight Bond Form Prescribedfor Use Under Order Dealingwith Transportation Charges 369

Freight Car Loading Commit-tee Named 1070

Freight Car Movement ShowsGreat Improvement 667

Government Advances to 957Government Contract With,Text of 1157

Hearing in Washington onObjections to GovernmentContract with 365

Increase in Administrations'Billion Dollar Budget 957

Insurance and Fire Protec-tion Section Created.. _253, 1070

Instructions Regarding Rev-enues Derived from Inter-State Passenger Traffic_ _ _ _ 366

Labor Controversibs, Instruc-tions Bearing on Settlementof 253

Lending Money to. J. S. Wil-liams Denies Undue Delay in 571

Liquor Sales Prohibited onTrains and in Stations 770

List of 559 Roads Retained inFederal Control as of July3 1918 147-

Nat. War Labor Board FindsThat President Has Powerto Control Fares of Elec-Systems 45

Notice Concerning War Dept.Freight at Restricted Ports. 46

Objections of Nat. Ass'n ofSecurity Owners to Gov'tContract 956

Officials and Employees Di-rected to Keep Out of Poli-tics 958

Order Concerning FederalTreasurers 369

Premium Bonds Charged toRailroad Officers to BeCharged to Operating Ex-penses 368

Public Requested to Refrainfrom Travelling Unneces-sarily on 770

Railway Executives' AdvisoryCouncil Urges Acceptanceof Contract 956

Regulations Governing Ap-portionment of Revenuesfrom Ticket Sales, &c 149


INDEX [Vol,. 107—PART 1.

Page.Railroads (Concluded)—

Relinquishing of Short Line,President Vetoes ResolutionExtending Time for 148

Senate Resolution Calling forInquiry into Taking Overof Hudson Tubes 254

1,300 Short Lines Freed fromFederal Control Just BeforeAdoption of Legislation In-tended to Prevent Action.. 44

Transportation Charges onCash Basis, Application ofOrder Placing 251

Unclaimed Freight Authorizedto be Sold at Public Auction. 253

Universal Mileage Scrip onSale About Aug. 1 253

Wage Order Dispute Adjust-ments 1070

Railroads and Telegraph Com-panies, Committee to Inves-tigate Relations Between_ 1071

Railway Shopmen, Higher WagesGranted to 366

Railway Shop Workers, McAdooTells Square Deal is ExpectedIn Return for Increases 366

Railway Traffic, British Regu-lation of 151

Raincoat Case, Army, SabotageLaw Invoked by Government. 658

Raincoat Contracts, Army Con-tractors Charged with De-frading Government 570

Real Estate Mortgages, Atti-tude of N. Y. Lending Insti-tutions Toward, No Occasionfor Moratorium 1142

Red Cross, President WilsonDesirous That Men WithinNew Draft Ages Remain in_ _ 757

Reeds and Rattans on List ofRestricted Imports 462

Refrigerator Makers, Rules forConservation of Steel andIron by 858

Refrigerators, Proposed Con-servation in Manufacture of_ - 240

Religious Convictions No Ex-cuse for Urging Resistance toDraft 42

Rent Profiteering, Movementfor Legislation to Prevent- - - 864

Rent Profiteers in New Jersey,Gov. Edge's ProclamationWarning 1257

Restaurants Called Upon to Re-move Sugar Bowls 947

Revenue Act, Changes in Taxa-tion Provisions Proposed byN. Y. Banking Interests_ _ - - 50

Rice, Arrangement for Distribu-tion Among Millers 948

Rice Committee to Assist FoodAdministration 458

Rice Committee for Establish-ing Price for Growers 652

Rice Crop of 1918, Food Ad-ministration Plans for Hand-ling 458

Rice Placed on List of RestrictedImports 457

"Rice Riots" in Japan, Homesof Wealthy Burned, Govern-ment Seizes Food Stores_ - - 772

Road Construction Policies ofGovernment Towards 144

Rosin and Turpentine Not to beClassed as Non-Es.sentiaLs_ 37

Rovensky on America the NewCreditor Nation 1139

Rubber Conference and Alloca-tion of Rubber to Industry 560

Rubber, Imports Regulations 756Rumania's War Credit, Proposed

Increase in 843Rupee Exchange Reserve

Board's Announcement Con-cerning Arrangements forHandling 123

Russia—American Policy for Relief of

Accepted by Japan andAllies, Troops to Vladivo-stok and Archangel 667

Bolshevik Government hasDeclared War on UnitedStates, Entente Councilsto Direct Economic Reliefin Russia 772

Financial Future of 549Former Czar Executed byOrder of Minor Soviet Offi-cial 771

Germany Demand Indemnityfrom 226

Germany Paid First Install-ment of War Indemnity 1044

Interest on New HampshireCharity Fund Not Met _ 843

Naturalization of IndustrialEnterprises by Soviet Gov-ernment 19

Pencilled I. 0. U's Used in 445Soviet Government ThreatensWar as Allied InterventionBegins 668

U. S. Credit and Loans to_ 843Vladivostok Reported Seizedby Czecho-Slovaks 47

Russian—Agreement to Pay Germany6 Billion Marks 938

Banking Situation 1138Coupons, Provision by Franco

for Payment of 444Government Credit, Paymentof Interest on 120

Government Internal Loan,Payment of Interest on.. _ _ _ 645

Indemnity to Germany $3,-000,000,000000,000,000 445

Rye, Futures Trading, ChicagoBoard of Trade Restricts_ _ _ _ 753

Salvation Army Drive. SeeY . M. C. A.

San Diego, U. S. Armored Crui-ser, Sunk off Long IslandCoast 371

Savings Bank Deposits. SeeMcAdoo Denounces Reportsof Confiscation of 851

Page.School Buildings, Baruch Con-firms Report No New Will beApproved During War 1059

School Houses, No New to beBuilt During War 951

Schools President Urges Gener-ous Support of During War 76/

Seamen's Strike on Great LakesCalled off 764

Securities, Fake, CrusadeAgainst 554

Security and Land Holders,Small, John J. Arnold Arguesin Favor of 747

Serbia, U. S. Loans and Creditsto 443, 843

Shellacs and Other Lacs on Re-stricted Import List 949

Shipping Board Appointmentsand Removal of Headquartersof Lumber Section 1066

Shipping Board to ConstructMerchant Vessels in ChineseShipyards 467

Shipping Board EmergencyFleet Corp., Mr. Piez Re-named Manager 659

Shipping Board, J. H. RosseterSucceeds E. F. Carry as Di-rector of Operations 249

Shipping Concern Seized byAlien Property Custodian.. _ _ _1065

Ships, Eighty-nine, New,Launched by U. S. on July 4- 39

Ships, July Launchings 631,944Tons, Break all Records 660

Ships or Yards U. S., President'sProclatnation to Prevent Ac-quisition of by Foreign In-terests 658

Shoe Colors are to Stand RulesWar Industries Board 757

Shoe Dealers, Retail, Asked toAssist in Conservation Pro-gram 236

Shoe Industry Questionnaire onCartons Used in 757

Shoe Leathers, Upper Colors forAnnounced 461

Siberia, American Railway En-gineers Ordered to 468

Silver, Bullion Dealers in Con-ference Agree Not to Sell toOther Than Customers • 1046

Silver, Canada Fixes Price of_844, 939

Silver Dollars, Melting of, andRetiring Silver Certificates 127

Silver Export Policy of Treas-ury Department 1139

Silver and Gold, Old, Coinedat Mint at Cost to Owner_ 19

Silver Maximum Price IncreasedIn England 744

Silver Release of by U. S. Aidedin Preventing Currency Crisisin India 745

Silver, U. S. Fixes World Pricefor 646. 744

Six-Hour Day Demanded byN. Y. State Socialists ' 43

Slacker Raids, Crude MethodsIn Meet With Denunciation..1064

Smith & Wesson Plant Comman-deered for Failure to AcceptDecision by War Labor Board.1251

Socialists of N. Y. Demand SixHour Day 43

Soda, Caustic, Restriction onExports of 462

Soldiers and Sailors of CivilWar, Increased Pensions for_ 42

Spain, Airplane Mail Service in. 150Spain Plans Gold Basis 444Spain's Proposed Credit to U. S. 843Spanish, Exchange, Conference

in New York on 122Speculative Commitments, Mc-Garrah Warns Against 847

Spool Cotton Materials, Sched-ule for Conservation of 1151

Stamp Taxes on Stock Trans-fers, Ruling by Internal Rev.Com. Roper Regarding 773

State Banking Associations, In-terest, in U. S. Council of,to Meet in Wass.ington__ A47, 646

State Banking Associations, U.S.Council of AssociationsFormedat St. Louis 227

State Finances 364State and Municipal Bonds, Ex-emption of, from Federal Tax-ation 249

Steel Bar Shipments for Agricul-tural Machinery, Reduction inPrice of 760

Steel Differentials, FurtherChanges in 564

Steel, Effect of Shortage of, onAutomobile Industry 243

Steel Farm Wagon Manufactur-ers Asked to Aid in Conserving 466

Steel Interests, Request to, ThatShipments of Borings be Tem-porarily Discontinued 760

Steel and Iron Prices, New, inEffect until Dec. 31 1252

Steel & Iron, Refrigerator Mak-ers Rules for Conservation of.. 858

Steel, Little for Non-War Indus-tries 465

Steel Men Confer with Govern-ment Representatives on Gov-ernment Requirements 759

Steel, Motor Truck IndustryGranted Tentative Priority_ 360

Steel, Order to Save, Issued byWar Department 1252

Steel Output, Conference of,SteelMen to Consider Increase in 857

Steel Output for War Require-ments, Conference on 464

Steel Products, Regulations toGovern Allocation of 36

Steel Stocks Report Called for.. 1252Steel, Warning Against Reselling

of, to Non-War Industries—Inventories of Stocks 240

Stettinius, Edward R.. Arrives inEurope 351

Stockyard Rules Signed by Presi-dent 460

Steam Heat Production Re-stricted 1251

Page.Stove Makers' Schedule for Con-

serving Materials, by 1059Street By. Employees, Sugges-

tion for Fed. 'Utilities Admin.to Advise as to Rate Increases 663

Street By. Employees' Wage In-crease Granted by War .LaborBoard 469

Submarine Sinks Tugboat andBarges Off MassachusettsCoast—Govt. Takes Cape CodCanal 370

Sugar Bowls, Restaurants CalledUpon to Remove 947

Sugar, Cane, Price Fixed byEqualization Board 1056

Sugar Crop, Cuban. IncreaseSought in Price for 459

Sugar Crops, Old and New FoodAdmin. Plan to Equalize Pricesfor 948

Sugar, Cuban, Raw, Price 1056 Sugar, Cuban, U. S., Buys 250,-000 Tons More 652

Sugar Equalization BoardFormed 136, 458

Sugar and Glycerine No LongerUsed in Manufacture of Soapfor Army 460

Sugar, Individual Import Licens-es Required for 558

Sugar, New Restrictions Effec-tive Aug. 1 458

Sugar, Raw, Price 1056Sugar Shipments by Mail OrderConcerns Limited 652

Sugar Situation in the U. S.—Hoover's Statement of the Al-lies' Needs—Germany's Grain 946

Sugar Syndicate ($100,000,000)Disbanded 553

Sugar, Two-Poun:1 Ration Con-tinue:1 1056

Sulphur Control Taken Over byGovernment 140

Sweater Industry, Propose Con-servation of 236

Sweden, New Commercial Treatywith Makes Import Conces-sions to U. S. and Allies 960

Swiss Offered Loan by U. S.,is Report 1044

Switzerland, Exports to CertainEnemies in, Authorized 246

Tanning Material on List ofA Restricted Imports 245Tax Evaders, Charge that FarmLan Bonds Tax Freedom Aids 445

Tax Legislation, Phila. BourseProposals Concerning 133

Taxpayers Urged by Sec. Mc-Adoo to Buy Treas. Certs. ofIndebtedness.. 1049

Telegraph and Railroad Com-panies, Committee to Investi-gate Relations Between 1071

Telegraph and Telephone Com-panies, Questionnaire to FixCompensation 954

Telegraph and Telephone Lines,Government's Assumption ofControl of 468

Telegraph and Telephone Lines,President Signs Resolution forGovt. Control of and IssuesProclamation Taking Over 231, 350

Telegraph and Telephone Lines,Proposed Control by Govt_43, 134

Telephone Companies Directedto Limit Extensions, but toUnify and Consolidate 770

Telephones, Now, Burleson's Or-der Calling for Installation Cost 954

Texas Bankers to Raise Fund toRelieve Drouth-Stricken Areas1235

Textile Industries, Ruling onWar Contracts as Applied to.. _ 756

Textile Sections Head Appointedby War Industries Board 653

Tile Makers, Hollow, Preferen-tial Treatment for 140

Tilney, Capt. N. L. Dies inFrance 1161

Tin, Allies to Pool Supply ofWorld's Pig—U. S. to ReceiveTwo-thirds 1153

Tin, Pig, Under License Con-trol 1153, 1253

Tin, Pig, Warning by Sub-Com-mittee on, with Regard to Per-mits for Export Shipments.. _ _ 240

Tin Plate and Terna Plate, NewRegulations Governing 1153

Tin, Results Effected in Conserv-ing, by Government 36

Tobacco Requirements of Allies_ 235Tool Manufacture, Control of,Taken by Great Britain 3 60

Torrens Land Title Law. See LandTourist Railroad Fares to Cali-

fornia and Florida 65Trace Chains, Questionnaire to

Manufacturers of 36Trade Acceptance Indorsements,Fed. Res. Board Ruling Re-garding 845

Trade Acceptances, JeromeThralls on—A Word of Caution 126

Trade Acceptances, J. P. Mor-gan & Co. Make Advances onCo-operation of Other houses,

746, 844Trade Acceptances, N. Y. Clear-ing House Modifies Charge on 939

Trade Acceptances, Ruling on,by Fed. Res. Board 845

Training for Service, Leroy A.Mershon on 128

Transatlantic Trust Co. TakenOver by Alien Property Cus-todian 124

Turbine Engine Industry. Gov-ernment Assumes Control of.. 360

Turkey Arranges for Now Loanfrom Germany 1014

Turkey. Death of Sultan—NewSultan Proclaimed 150

Turkish Government; First In-ternal Loan Offered by 338

UT krainian Air Mail 49*anion Discount Corp., Pros-

pectus of—To Trade in Cot-ton Bills 1139

Page.United States—

Appropriations and Expendi-tures 555

Army—Five Special AssistantstoChief of Ordnance Ap-pointed864

Bill Authorizing Use of SinkingFund of Treasury for Re-tirement of Obligations.. _ _ _ 126

Chamber of Commerce on WarTax Proposals 233

Credits and Loans to—Belgium.. _ _226. 443, 843, 1233Cuba 843France 18, 443, 645, 843Great Britain226, 843Greece 843

120, 843, 1138Italy a 1044

848433Russia Serbia 443,

Greenbacks, Now $1 and $2,in Circulation 939

Loan to China by Bankers Ap-proved by State Dept 445

Maturing Bonds of 1908 —18, 455Minor Coin Manufacture,NewRecord in 747

Protection of, by ShippingBoard Insurance Plan 862

Report of Proposed Credit to,by Uruguay 17

San Diego Sunk Off Long Isl-and Coast 1371

Spain's Proposed Credit to.._.. 843Special Credit Deposited withBank of France

Steel Corporation, Foreign

3464.

holdings of

4Swiss Offered Loan,

Ac

to Reports 10 Tariff Commission, Matters

under Consideration by.. __ - 144Treasury, Aloert RathooneNominated as AssistantSecretary 851

Treas. Ctfs., Failure of Chi-cago and San Francisco Re-serve District Banks to Sub-scribe Quota 348

Treas. Ctfs., How DiscountsofLoans on, May Be Ob-tained556

Treas. Ctfs., How the BanksAre Subscribing to 131

Treas. Ctfs. Maturing July 18Acceptable for Series 4-B..- 231

Treas. Ctfs. and Non-MemberBanks of Fed. Res. System.. 230

Treas. Ctfs. Offerings andSubscriptions in Anticipa-tion of Fourth Liberty Loan

21, 848, 942, 1049, 1237Treas. Ctfs. Offering in An-

ticipation of Taxes 750Treas. Ctfs. Redeemed 230Treas. Ctfs., Sixth Offering,

Subscriptions to Treas. Ctfs., Fourth Offeri64n9. 07Offering

Oversubscribed Treas. Ctfs., Ono-Year, Boughtby Federal Reserve Banks.. -1049

Treas. Ctfs:, Taxpayers Urgedby Sec. McAdoo to Buy.. - - -1049

Treasury Dept.'s Announce-ment Regarding Rupee Ex-change 18

War Expenses Compared withThose of Great Britain_ _ _ -.1423443

Uruguay Indebtedness to BrazilCanceled by Letter 338

Uruguay, Report of ProposedCredit by United States to.. _ _ 17

Uruguayan Loans for Allies In-creased

V es% Proclamation

11si — President'sRelating

o

Rates, Terms and Conditions.. 659Vessels Sunk by Submarines or

Mines—Carpathia 370Justicia 370Oosterdijk 371San Diego 371Westover 371

Virgnixneida Anthracite Coal Prices 563

Wage Minimum, National WarLabor Board Declares

against, at Present 564Wages, Hours and Conditions ofWotk, Proposed Standardiza-tion of 144

Wagons, Plan to Stabilize andAvert Strikes during War__ _1253

Wages. See Farm Wagons.Wall Paper Restrictions 359Walsh. Frank P., of Nat. WarLabor Board, Dangerous Doc-trines 562

Warburg, Paul M., Retires fromFederal Reserve Board.. ....554, 647

War Camp Community ServiceDrive. See Y. M. C. A.

War Council Abolished by Secre-tary Baker

249War Department Record of Achievement—Over a MillionAmerican Soldiers in France.... 39

War in Europe—U. S. Participation:American Troops Join Frenchand English Forces at Kola_ - - 47August's Heavy War Expendi-

tures 1052Congress Authorizes Return ofNobel Peace Prize to Theo-dore Roosevelt to Be Usedin War Charities 145

Covington Torpedoel andSunk 150

Draft—Ages 18 to 45 Proposed—Army of 5,000.000 to BeRaised 569

American Bankers' Assn. onExemption of Bank Men_1144

Anglo-American Treaty Rat-ified 959

Bankers and NewspaperMen Seeking Exemption,Suggestion to 1144

Class 1 Rapid Exhaustion Ex-plained by Gen. Crowder 662


JULY—SEPTEMBER, 19181 INDEX IX

Page.War in Europe—U.S.Participation.

(Concluded)—Draft (Concluded)—Each One's Snare of theTwenty-Four Billion toBe Raised 1246

Employees Called Upon toAid Boards in Determin-ing Industrial Exemptions1063

Exempt Class Broadened toInclude Bankers andCom-merciad Men Holding Re-sponsible Positions 953

Exemption or Deferred Clas-sification to Be Claimedfor Employees of N. Y.Federal Reserve Bank_ - _1143

First Call under New, WillBe Ages 19 and 20 and32 to 36, Inclusive 1062

Industrial Advisers to AidBoards in DeterminingExemption Claims 1062

Industrial Exemptions, In-formation Required byQuestionnaire from ThoseSeeking 1256

Man-Power Bill Amended—May Drop "Work orFight" Clause 766

Man-Power Bill, Full Textof—Changes as Comparedwith Original Act 1061

Now Law in Effect—Sept.12Registration Day 952

New Law Enacted—AgeLimit 18 to 45, InclusiveAnti-Strike Clause Drop-ped 661, 861

Police Exemption for N. Y.City Urged by Mayor andCivic Societies 862

President's ProclamationPutting New Law intoEffect 951

Registration under New.About as Estimated 1256

Religious Convictions NoExcuse for Urging Resist-ance to 42

Slacker Raids, Crude Meth-ods Denounced 1064

Youth, Drafted, Govern-ment Education of 952

Great Britain Greetea by Pres-ident on Fourth Anniversary 573

Memorial Day Sept. 1—He-roes Flower Mound Calledfor by Mayor Hylan 863

New Method of ForwardingCasualty Lists 1066

Newspapers Asked Not to Dis-close Military InformationIn Discussing Policy TowardRussia 663

Newspapers Requested Not toPublish Location or Move-ment of Ships 144

N. Y. State Has Furnished323.474 Men—Can Send1,000,000 862

Only One U. S. Army Now_ _ _ 682Sec. Baker Makes Second Tripto France 1067300,000 Troops Transported

in July—American Sol-diers in Italy—Changes,New. in Draft Ages 467

Seven Billion Dollars MoreAsked for Needs of LargerArmy 1147

Training for Service, Leroy A.Mershon on 128

Voluntary Enlistments Stop-ped Except for Men Be-tween 46 and 56 953

War and Excess Profits Taxes,Sec. McAc'oo's Views Regard-ing 650

War Finance Corporation—Bethlehem Steel Notes Resold. 747Cattle Loan Agencies at Kan-sas City and. Dallas, Com-mittee Named to Manage_1143

Cattle Raisers to Have DirectLoans 649, 748

Direct Loans to Industries tobe Made Only in Rare In-stances 230

Farmers Loans Interest RatesReduced 649

Loans to Assist in MovingCrops 648

N. Y. Canning Industry Loans 749Ready to Aid Farmers andMerchants 552

To Make Advances to BanksLending to Farmers andCattlemen • 344

War Industries Board—Advertisements With a Re-

bate, Prohibition Against• Salo of 1152Aluminum Prices Continued

in Force 759Animal Hair on RestrictedImport List 1150

Automobile Procuction Cur-tailment Announcement_ 760

Automobiles, Passenger, Man-ufacture to be DiscontinuedJan. 1 1919 660

Bicycles and Motor CyclesReasonable Essentials 760

nooks, Text, Publishers CalledUpon to Reduce Productionto 50% 855

Boot and Shoe Industry De-clared Essential 559

Brass Bed DiscontinuanceProposed to Conserve Metal 241

NEWS

Page,War Industries Board (Concluded)—Brass Bedstead ConservationProgram in Effect 1250

Brass Manufacturers to Speedup Production 949

Brick Products ConsumptionIn Deferable Uses to beGuarded Against 240

Building Construction PolicyReaffirmed 139

Building Material Conserva-tion, State Committee ofNat. Defense to Assist in _1058

Butte Weekly Paper OrderedNot to Publish a Daily Edi-tion 758

Chemicals and ExplosivesDivision Created 245

Clothing for Men and Youths.Rules for Regulation ofManufacture 460

Cotton Fabric Price Differen-tials_ _355, 460, 560, 653, 754

Cotton Gin ManufacturersNot to Receive PreferentialTreatment 756

Cotton Price Fixing Proposedand Developments MovingOut of Reports of_ _948,

1150, 1250Copper Price Remains at_264, 562Copper Price.. 35, 264, 654Electrical Joboers and Manu-

facturers on PreferentialList 859

Farm Wagons, ManufacturersAsked to Reduce Varietiesto Conserve Steel 466

Felt Heel Pads, Manufactur-ers, Regulations Affecting_1249

Felt Slipper Manufacture, Re-strictions in 1249

Footwear Manufacture Re-strictions 1249

Gasoline Sales Not Restricted_ 564Goat and Other Skins Maxi-mum Price to Continue.. _ _ _ 561

Gold Mining an Essential WarIndustry 745

Gold Mining Held to be anEssential Industry 340

Hats of Fur and Felt for Civil-ians, Style, Color, &c., Re-strictions 854

Hemp Maximum Price Fixed., 460Hide Price, New, Announced. 354Hides Maximum Prices and

Differentials Approved__ _ -1057Hides and Skins Imports fromEast Coast of South Ameri-ca 1150

Industrial Activity, FacilitiesDivision Created to Speed_ 950

Industrial Board Named byMerchants Ass'n at Requestof 245

Industries and Plants, NewPriorities List 1059

Iron and Steel, Little for Non-War Industries 465

Iron and Steel Prices, New,In Effect Until De). 31_ —1252

Leather, Upper Colors An-nounced 461

Lime Manufacturers Placedon Preferential List byPriorities Board, Pledge ofManufacturers 859

Locomotive Builders Plan toDouble Production 959

Lumber Price Ruling, ChangeRefused 358

Magnesia and Asbestos Man-ufacturers Confer With. 140

Mahogany Logs May NotBe Imported Except forGovernment Use 1150

Manila Hemp, Fixed PriceDiscontinued 949

Motor Truck Manufacturersto be Assisted by PrioritiesBoard 660

Moving Pictures an EssentialIndustry 860

Newspaper Circulation, Stim-ulation, Regulations Gov-erning 1152

-Newspaper Free Copy OrderModified 358

Paper Conservation as Appliedto Country Editions of CityDailies and Mail OrderWeeklies 1152

Paper Conservation as Appliedto Country Weeklies_757, 1152

Paper Regulations Do NotApply to Export Orders 653

Paper, Regulations for Con-trol of, in Case of Weekly,Bi-Monthly and QuarterlyPublications 1151

Paper Use Economy Cam-paign 359

Penn. Hemlock Increase inBasic Price for 949

Prices Fixed by U. S. Gov'tto Apply to Allied Govern-ments but Not to Civiliansof Latter 950

Rags, Prices Fixed on VariousGrades 854

Refrigerator Cons or vat ionProposed 240

Refrigerator Makers, Rulesfor Conservation of Steeland Iron 858

Restriction in Use of Leatherfor Personal Baggage 654

Rubber Conference and Al-location of Rubber to In-dustry 560

Page.War Industries B Dar I (Concluded)—School Houses Not to be BuiltDuring War 951, 1059

Sheila,cs and Other Lacs onRestricted Import List_ _ _ - 949

Shoe Colors to Stand, CantonQuestionnaire 757

Sole and Belting Leather• Prices Fixed 654

Spool Cotton Materials,Schedule for Coaservation of115

Spruce Lumber, New Eng-land. Prices and Procedure -of Distribution 461

Steel Priority TentativelyGranted to Motor TruckIndustry 360

Steel Stocks Report Called for.1252Stove Makers Schedule forConserving Materials 1059

Straw Hat Production Re-stricted 1251

Textile Sections Head Ap-pointed 653

Tin, Allies to Pool Supply ofWorld's Pig, U. S. to Re-ceive Two-thirds 1153

Tin, Pig, Under License Con-trol 1153, 1253

Turbine Engine IndustryTaken Under Control 360

Warning Against ResellingSteel to Non-War Indus-tries, Stock Inventories 240

Window Glass ManufacturersWar Board 564

Wool Clip, Fall Mohair, Re-leased by Government, Notto Fix Prices Now 1150

Wool Clip, Mohair Controlled 653Wool Clip, Pooling PlansWorking Out Satisfactorily.1248

Wool, More for Civilians__ _ _1149Wool Supply Ample 4Woolen Clips, New, Prices

Fixed for 854Woolen Hand-Knit YarnManufacture Stopped 653

Woolen Mills Asked to StopManufacture of Navajo orIndian Blankets 854

Writing and Cover Papers,Regulations Governing _ 358

Zinc, Grade A. Price Cqntin-ued at 12 Cents 858

Zinc Plate and Sheet PriceContinuance Until JanuaryApproved by President.. 858

war Loans, Internal, of Belliger-ent Countries 227

war Revenue—Bill in Debate 1052Bill Reported to House, Textof and Passage.. _942, 962, 1146

Bill, Sen. Smoot DeclaresWould Put Prohibitive Taxon Industry 943

Indirect Tax on Governmentand Other Tax Free Bonds.1054

Legislation.456, 556, 649, 751, 852Investment Bankers' Associa-

ti, en Counsel on ExcessProfits Provision of Bill 943

Legislation, Platinum Supply. 237Legislation, Proposed Taxa-

tion of Luxuries 132, 349N. Y. Chamber of Commerce)Finds Proposed Bill Dan-gerous to Future Operationsby Government 1148

Passage of Bill by House and.Its Considerations by Sen-ate Committee 1245

Sec. McAdoo Disclaims In-tentions to Raise More ThanThan 8 Billions Under Bill-1148

War Savings Certificates andThrift Stamp Sales at 50 PostOffices 231

War Savings Drive, Success of 23War Savings in Great Britain__ - 23War Savings Machinery, Pro-posed Reorganization of; Van-derlip to Resign as Chairman..1048

War Savings Stamps, Paper Se-cured by. Not Eligible for Re-discount with Fed. Res. Bank_ 340

War Savings and Thrift StampsSales in July Pa.ss All PriorRecords 558

War Savings and Thrift StampsSales in San Francisco Dist_ _ _ 23

War Situation, Lloyd George Re-view of 573

War Tax Proposals, U. S. Cham-oer of Commerce on 233

War Trade Board—Caustic Soda Exports Re-

stricted 462Cottonseed Oil Exportation 756Creosote Oil Importation fromJapan Permitted by 950

Export Licenses for CertainGoods for United Kingdom,France, Italy and Belgium.Postponement of Revocationof Date 246

Export Licenses, Partial Ship-ments on 247

Exports to Certain Enemies inSwitzerland Authorized__ _ _ 246

Imports Restricted—Extensionof Back Haul Privilege by 245

Lard Compound Exportations 948Mahogany Logs Not to Be Im-

ported Except for Govt. Use 1150Newfoundland and Canada,

General Import License from 955Priorities Regulations Revised 467Reeds and Rattans on List of

Restricted Imports 462

PageWar Trade Board (Concluded)—

Rice on List of Restricted Im-ports 457

Rubber Imports Regulations_ 756Stamps, Postage, Revenue and

Other. Exports Licenses for 363Sugar and Wheat Regime, Im-

dividual Import Licenses,,..,, 559Tin plate and Terne Plate, New. Regulations Governing__ _ _1153

Warehouse Construction to CostGovernment $218.000,000_ _ 570

Webb Law, Argentine Oppositionto 865

West, Droutn-Stricken Area of,Trip of Sec. of Agriculture in_ _1235

Western Union Telegraph Co.Indicted for Sending NightLetters by Train Carriers 571

Western Union Telegraph Co.,Reinstatement of DischargedEmployees an Approval ofWage Increases 954

Westover. American SupplyShip, Torpedoed 371

Wheat—Australia Guarantees Price_ 75.3Canada to Control for Export_ 944Canadian Curtailment Order,New 235

Canadian Order Fixing Pricefor 1919, 946

Canadian Price, Reports Con-cerning Advance in 136

Crop'

Price3 for 1919 Fixed at$220, Same as in 1918 945

Disposals, Ruling of ChicagoBoard of Trade on 944

Flour Control, Details ofPlans for 1918 Crop 234

Flour, Maximum Profits Al-lowed to Jobbers in 651

Flour Milling Industry, Pro-posed Regulation of • 33

Great Liberty Harvest Pro-posed for 131 558

Growers, Western, Govern-ment Loans to Relieve 457

Hotels Released from PledgeNot to Use Until Ham est_ _ 457

House Declines to Pass OverVeto Bill Fixing Price at$2 40 234

Individual Import LicensesRequired for 558

Prices, Higher. Announced byFood Administration 33

Senate and House Agree on$2 40 for Crop; PresidentVetoes Bill 136

Wheatless Days DiscontinuedUnder New Wheat Conserva-tion Program 944

Wilson, President—Declares (at Mt. Vernon)

Against Half-Way Settle-ment of War 26

Mob Spirit Denounced 350Window Glass Manufacturers,War Board for 564

Women Relatives of Civilians.Passport Restrictions Apply to 52

Wood. Increase in Basic Pricefor Pennsylvania Hemlock_ _ _ 949

Wool—Clip, New Prices Fixed for...... .. _ _ 854Clips, Satisfactory WorkingOut of Plans for Pooling__ .. _1248

Denial of Reports that Phila.Contracts for Uniform ClothAre Not to Be Renewed_ _ 34

Imports from Uruguay A-r-gentina and South Africa toBe Directed to U. S. ArmyNeeds 237

Industry Issues, PracticalWorking AgreementReached in 236

Likelihood Concerning In-crease in Volume of Imports 34

Mohair Clip Controlled 653Mohair Clip, Fall. Releasedby Government; Not to FixPrices Now 1150

None for Civilians 1149Prices in Great Britain 34Restriction of Tailors' Samplesof Cloth 34

Supply is Ample War Indus-tries Board Indicates 34

War Committee on Shortage..,, 355Woolen Mills Asked to StopManufacture of Navajo or In edian Blankets 854

Woolen Organization, Govern-ment Seeks Co-operation of toCurb Speculation 236

Woolen Rags and Shoddy. Rail-roads Directed to Ship Prompt-ly 756

Woolen Yarn, lIand-Knit, Man-ufacture Stopped 653

Work or Fight „Order, Applica-tion of; N. Y. Law CompellingIdlers to Work Put in Opera'n_ 42

Work or Fight Order for Bridge-port Strikers 1251

Y. M. C. A. Campaign forFunds 663

Y. M. C. A. and Other WelfareOrganizations in United Drivefor Funds 1055

Y. W. C. A.—See Y. M. C. A.Youths Drafted, GovernmentEducation of 952

Zine, Grade A, Price Continuedat 12 Cents 858

Zinc Plate and Sheet Prices.Presieent Approves Continu-ance until January 858

REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIEGENERAL.

Page.A merican International Corpor-

ation 1260Aseltlne, Alverton H 774

GENE RAL--(Conlinued) .Page.

Boston Stock Exchange OmitsSession Sept. 28 1260

Burekhardt, John, Death of.. 976Burford, Howard M., Death of 670

Chicago Clearing House Assn_ 53hoyriski,' Harry, Petitions toChange Name to Coe 474

GENE RAL—(Continued).Page. I

Codman, Fletcher & Co., Boston 577 jCollins, II. Blalcsley, Death of.. 670Commerce Club 1071

newoody, William L., Death of 153onald James Mackie,Death of1260

Eddy, Walter S., Death of 775

S, ETC:GENERAL—(Continued).

Page.

First National Corporation ofBoston 52

Fitzgerald, Lawrence J. ,Death of 262

of 1072 Carroll.

Death 1072

German Savings & Loan Society(San Francisco) 153

Babson, Roger W 1163i-Pond House Salesmen Status

in Draft 576


INDEX [VOL. 107-PART 1.

GENE RAL-(Concluded).Page.

Harrison& Co. (Phila.) Sus-pend Business for Duration

of War, All in Service 1260Hawley, Newton F., Death of.. 473High, 'W. II.

' Death of 867

Holidays on the Exchanges_52, 976

Illinois Bankers' Assn 775mbrie & Co 472

Investment Bankers' Assn..151, 576

Johnson, Bradish, Death of 472

Kahn, Otto II., Decorated bythe French Government 472

Kilbreth, John W., Death of.. 152King, Hoagland & Co. (Chicago)1073Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne 774

Mercantile Safe Deposit Co....1072ivierrill, Frank 976Michener, Harry G. Death of.. 669Morris Plan, New York 262Muir, John & Co., Suspendedby Stock Exchange 152

Morrow, Dwight W., of J. P.Morgan & Co 774

National City Co.371,472, 976, 1260ew York Stock Exchange_ _ 152

Ohio Bankers' Assn 53

Petersburg (Va.) Insurance Co.. 372rudential Insurance Co. (New-ark) 472

Doyal Securities Corp. (Mon-treal) 578

San Francisco Savings & LoanSociety 153

Seed, John H. Death of 472Smith, Frank Waldo, Death of.. 372Smith, William H., Death of 262State Chartered Institutions inU.S 976

Sullivan Bros. & Co., Phila_ _ _ _1163

Taylor, George H., Jr. & Co.,A Chicago 867

Walker, Sir Edmund, HalfCentury With Canadian

Bank of Commerce 474Winslow, Edward H., Death of.1163

BANKS.

American Exchange Nat 371merican Exchange Nat. (Dal-las) 1163

American Nat. (Nashville) 262American Savings (Cleveland).... 473Amherst (0.) German 670Amherst (0.) Savings & BankingCo 670

Anglo-South American, Ltd.(Vigo, Spain) 976

Anniston (Ala.) City Nat 153Anniston (Ala.) Nat 153

Battery Park Nat 371oone County State (Lebanon,Ind.) 670

Booneville (Mo.) Nat 1073British North America (Canada)

578, 1164

Central (St. Paul) 670entral, Nat. (Balt .).153, 262, 1072

Central Nat. (Topeka) 262Central State (Dallas) 867Chatham-Phenix Nat_ _ _976, 1071Chester (Pa.) Nat 775

BANKS--(Continued).Page.

Chicago (Ill.) Morris Plan 53Citizens (White Plains) 262Citizens Nat. (Los Angeles) 53Citizens Nat. (Monroe, La .) _ 1163City Nat. (Bridgeport) 152City Nat. (Galveston) 53City Nat. (Plainfield) 669College Nat. (Berkeley) 1073Commerce (Canadian) 474Commerce, Nat.._ _774, 1071, 1260Commerce, Nat. (Louisville) 153Commerce, Nat. (Seattle) 1260Commerce, Nat. (St. Louis)........ 473Commerce, Nat. (Wichita Falls) 263Commercial Nat. (Youngstown) 153Commercial Trust & Savings(New Orleans) 1073

Commonwealth 371, 1072Continental 472Corn Exchange 472Corn Exchange Nat. (Phila.) 153Cosmopolitan Bank & SavingsCo. (Cinn.) 473

Cuba, Nat 1072

Dexter Horton Nat. (Seattle).. 775exter Horton Trust & Sav-ings (Seattle) 775

Dime Savings (Canton) 1072Dollar Savings 152Dominion (Canada) 578Drovers' & Merchants' (Phila.).

262, 1163

Farmers' & Mechanics' Nat.(Phila.) 473, 976

Farmers' & Merchants' Nat.(Winchester, Va.) 670

Farmers' Nat. (Longmont, Cal.) 867Fifth Avenue 52First-Fond-du-Lac Nat. (Fond-du-Lac) 867

First Nat. (Brooklyn) 371First Nat. (Chicago) 53First Nat. (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 372

First Nat. (Flint) 1073First Nat. (Fond-du-Lac) 867First Nat. (Leavenworth) 1163First Nat.(Munfreesboro,Tenn.) 153First Nat. (Omaha) 1163First Nat. (Princeton) 577First Nat. (Richmond) 372First Nat. (San Diego) 1073First Nat. (San Francisco) 373First Nat. (Seattle) 474First Nat. (Syracuse) 372First & Citizens Nat. (ElizabethCity, N 0.) 372

Flatbush (Brooklyn) 262Fond-du-Lac (Wis.) Nat 867Foreign Banking Corp 371Freeport (Ohio) 473French Export Bank (Paris)._ 337

Genesee County Savings (Flint)1073erman (Bait,) 153, 262

German-American Savings(Cleveland) 473

Girard Nat. (Phila.) 473Gotham Nat 774, 866

Harriman Nat 152

arris Trust & Savings (Chi-cago) 670

Home (Canada) 53

I llinois Trust & Savings (Chi-• cage) 53Indiana State Banks 670Interstate Nat. (Helena, Ark.).. 976Interstate Trust & Banking Co.(New Orleans) 1073

Irving Nat_ _152, 1071, 1162, 1260Italy (San Francisco) 53

Tfaspare Cohn Commercial &A‘• Savings (Las Angeles) 372Kensington Nat. (Phila.) 473

BANKS-(Concluded).Page.

Liberty Nat. (Oklahoma City).53, 867, 1073

Lincoln Savings & Banking Co.(Cleveland) 577

Lloyds (London) 53Lockwood Nat. (San Antonio)_ 263London City & Midland (Eng-land) 578

London Joint Stock (London) 578

Market Street Nat. (Phila .) _ _1072ercantile of the Americas 976

Mercantile of the Americas (Bar-celona) 152

Merchants-Mechanics' TrustNat. (Balt.) 473

Merchants' Nat. (Boston) 473Merchants' Nat. (Poughkeepsie) 152Merchants' Nat. (Providence).. 52Merchants' Nat. (Richmond) 153Midland Trust & Savings (St.Paul) 372

Montauk (Brooklyn) 577Montreal (Canada) 578, 1164

New Netherlands 52, 371I ew York County Nat 774North America (Phila.) 1260Northern Crown (Canada) 263Northern State (Gary) 866Northwestern Nat. (Portland,

Ore.) 474Nottingham Savings & BankingCo. (Cleveland) 670

Old Nat. (Spokane) 1073

Peninsular State (Detrolt) 262A enn Ave. State (Minneapolis) 53Penn Nat. (Phila.) 866, 1260Peoples 976People's Nat. (Booklyn) 371Peoples' Savings & Banking Co.(Barberton, 0.) 577

Peoples' State Savings (Toledo). 670Philadelphia (Pa.) Nat.473, 669,

1163Philippine Nat. 371, 472, 1072Pittsburgh (Pa.) N. A 669Plainfield (N. J.) Banks ChangeHours 577

Provincial, Nat (England) _1261Provincial & Union, Nat. (Eng-land) 1261

Public Nat 152, 976

Republic, Nat. (Chicago) _ _ _1073iverside (Cal.) Nat 1164

Royal (Canada) 263, 474

Scandinavian American(St.Paul) 670

Second Nat. (Hoboken) 152Security Nat. (Oklahoma City).. 263Security Savings (San Francisco)

474, 775Shawmut, Nat. (Boston) 472South Africa, Nat. (Pretoria)

373,1261Standard of South Africa 976State 52, 976State Exchange (Okla City)._ 473Stone's River Nat. (Murfrees-

boro, Tenn.) 153

Tennessee-Hermitage NationalA (Nashville) 372

Union of London & Smiths,Ltd. (England) 1261

Union Nat. (Columbus, 0.)_ _ _ _1163Union Station (St. Louis) _866, 1073United States (Hartford) 152

WWebster (Mass.) Nat 976v est Side Trust & Savings(Chicago) 775, 976

Yokohama Specie, Ltd 1072orkville 1163

TRUST COMPANIES.Page.

American Bank & (New Orleans) 1163

American Savings Bank &(Seattle) 775

Bankers___ _52, 262, 371, 774, 1072ankers (New Orleans) 1163

Camden (N. J.) Safe Deposit & 371entral City (Syracuse) Ion

Central of Illinois (Chicago)__.. 153Chemung Canal (Elmira) 57TCitizens (Schenectady) 1072Citizens Savings & (Milwaukee). 867Colonial (Phila.) 262, 1163Columbia 669.Columbia Ave. (Phila.) 1072Commercial of New Jersey (Jer-sey City) 472

Empire 262, 1163quitabie 774, 1071

Varm Mortgage (Topeka) _ _ _ _ 153armers Loan & 577

First Federal (San Francisco) 373Fulton 152, 669, 774

Greenbaum Sons Bank &(Chicago) 97er

Guarantee Trust & Safe DepositCo. (Phila.) 53, 472

Guaranty_ _152, 262, 472, 577,669, 866, 1072, 1162

Guaranty Bank & (Beaumont,Texas) 53, 775.

Hibernia Bank & (New Or-leans) _ _ _ _153, 372, 577, 1163

Hudson 472, 577

InterstateT Banking & (Helena,Ark.) 975

Marine Bank & (New Orleans).577, 1073

Mercantile (St. Louis) 67()Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co..

52, 472Merchants' Loan & (Chicago)._ 153

New York 669, 774

Old Colony (Boston) 577

Parkway (Phila.) 152earl Street Savings & (Cleve-land) 577

Peoples (Brooklyn) 1260People's Bank & (Passaic) 865Petersburg (Va.) Savings & 372Philadelphia (Pa.) 473Plainfield (N. J.) 372

Rhode Island Hospital (Provi-dence) 1072

Roxbury (Boston) 577

Qchenectady (N. Y.) 775tate (Plainfield) 577

Syracuse (N. Y.) 669

Union(Bait.) 372, 577

nion (Lebanon, Ind.) 670Union (Spokane) 1073Union Bank & (Los Angeles) _ - _ - 372Union & Planters' Bank &(Memphis) 372

Union Savings & (Seattle) -867, 976Union Station (St. Louis) 1073U. S. Mortgage & 262Van Sant (St. Paul) 53

William Penn (Pittsburgh) 262

yonkers (N. Y.) 472

BANKERS' GAZETTE, SECURITY PRICES AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.Page.

Auction Sales of Securities. See"Commercial and Miscel-

laneous News" (weekly).

Baltimore Stock Exchange Pri-ces (weekly). See Bank-

ers' Gazette.Bank Clearings. See in "Edi-

torial Articles."Bank and Quotation Section for

July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. 7.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"

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).

Banks, National, Abstracts fromReports to Comptroller ofCurrency 380, 381, 382

"Bankers' Gazette"_ _61, 161,271, 383, 481, 586, 678, 782,

887, 985, 1081, 1173, 1270Bonds, 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.'

Chicago Banks and Trust Com-pany Statement. See "Bank-

ers' Gazette" (weekly).City Bonds, Prices of. See"Bank and Quotation" Sec-tion (monthly).

Curb Market, New York(weekly?).

Commercial and MiscellaneousNews.. ..55, 154. 264, 374, 475,680, 671, 775, 880, 978, 1074,

1166, 1261

Page.Debt Statement of U. S. See

U.S. Financial Statementin "Editorial Articles.

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

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

Electric Ry. Section Sept. 28.England, Bank of. See "Bank."English Financial Markets (by

Cabel) (weekly).Exchange. See "Foreign Ex-change."

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

Federal Reserve Banks. See"Commercial & Misc. News"

(weekly).Foreign Exchange Market and

Prices (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."

T InPorts and Exports of Mer-• chandise and Specie, United

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

Industrial Stocks, &c., Prices of.See "Bankers' Gazette"(weekly.) and "Bank andQuotation" Sec. (monthly).

Insurance Stocks. See 'Bankand Quotation" Section.

Page.Manntaciring Stocks. See

and Quotation"Section (monthly).

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."

National Banks, Organized, &c.AN 55, 155, 265, 374, 475, 580,671, 776, 881, 978, 1074, 1166,

1261New 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_374,1183, 1280

nutstde Securities. See "Bank-• ers' Gazette" (weekly).

Dhiladelphia Bank Statement1 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." Section,February. •

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

Page.Railway Earnings Sec., July 13,Aug. 17, Sept. 14.

Railway and Industrial Sectionfor February.

ellver and Gold Exports andIports 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 and,Prices, N. Y., Boston, Phila.,Bait. & Chicago, &c• (wpektY)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)_69, 169, 279, 391,489, 594, 686, 790, 895, 994,

1089, 1181, 1278Stocks and Bonds, General Quo-

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

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

Street Railway Sect I( n. See"Electric Railway" Section.

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

Telegraph & Telephone Stocks,A &c., Prices of. See "Bank& Quotation" Sec. (monthly).

Trust Company Stocks. See"Bank and Trust CompanyStocks."

T Tnited States Securities Marketand Prices (weekly). See

"Bankers' Gazette., ' (month-

ly.) See "Bank and Quota-tion" Section.


JULY-SEPTEMBER, 1918.] INDEX XI

COTTON, BREADSTUFFS and DRY GOODS.Page.

Breadstuffs, Agricultural Re-ports on 199, 619, 1112

Breadstuffs, &c.-Exports fromU.S. (monthly) 414

Breadstuffs-Markets & Sta-tistics_ _92, 197. 304, 415, 522,617, 711, 818, 916, 1018, 1111,

1204, 1301Breadstuffs, Weather and Crop

Bulletin_ _94, 199, 305, 417,523, 619, 712, 820, 917, 1020,

1112, 1204, 1302Commercial Epitome. See"Commercial Times" (weekly)

"Commercial Times" (weekly).87, 193, 299, 410, 517, 614,706, 814, 911, 1014, 1106,

1199, 1296

Page.Cotton Agric. Reports.._91, 521,

612, 1018Cotton Census Bureau on Gin-

ning, &c 1110Cotton Consumption and Over-land Move (monthly) -303, 1203

Cotton Egyptian C rop_616 710, 1203Do Egyptian Report (weeklyDo Exports of Yarns and

Goods from Great Brit-ain 303, 521, 1110

Do Exports from the U. S.(monthly) 414

Do Future Markets at NewYork, New Orleansand Liverpool (weekly)

Do India Receipts and Ship-ments (weekly) byCable.

Page.Cotton Interior Towns Move-

ment (weekly).Do Liverpool Market (wkly)Do Manchester Mkt.(wkly).Do Manufacturers' Rxports .

from U. S._ _ _414, 521Do Market and Statistics

(weekly).Do Memphis First Bale...._ 616Do New Orleans Contract

Market (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).

Page..Cotton Quotations for Middling

at Other Markets.Do Savannah First Bale.Do Shipboard Not Cleared

(weekly).Do Visible Supply in World

(weekly).Do Weather .Reports by Tel-

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

ings (weekly).Cottonseed Oil Exports fromU. S. 414

Dry Goods Market and Statis-tics_ _94, 199, 305, 417, 523,619, 712, 820, 917, 1020, 1113,

1205, 1302Petroleum Exports 414Provisions Exports 414

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

Page.

/A A bilene & Soutnern By.. A00, 801cme Tea Co 183

Acushnet Mills 804Adams Express Co 1188Advances By U. S. Gov't _ _180, 1098Aetna Explosives

Co.. N. Y_ _

83, 183, 503, 907Air Nitrates Corp 605, 1005Ajax Rubber Co_605, 1097, 1194Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_290,

400, 1286Alabama Power 804Alabama Tenn. Northern By.._

290, 400, 1286Alabama Water Co 605Alameda Sugar Co. of Cal 503Alaska Goldfields, Ltd 403Alaska Gold Mines Co_ _ _ _292,

605, 907, 1005Alaska Government Roads_ _ _ _1098Alaska Treadwell Gold MiningCo. 403

Albany Southern RR 80Albion Gas Co 1005Algoma Central Sc Hudson Bay

R.Y. 904Algoma Eastern Ry 902Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd 904Allan-Pfeiffer Chemical Co., St.

Louis 1289Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co..

- 403

Allis-Chalmers Co_ _292, 403,605, 1005

Aluminum Co. of Am.. ....907, 1289Amalgamated Petroleum Corp.

of Am 1005Amalgamated Sugar Co 804Amer. Agricultural ChemicalCo 292, 902, 1194, 1289

Amer. Brass Co 404American Bank Note Co 796American Beet Sugar Co 804American Can Co 84, 292,

503, 907Amer. Car & Foundry Co_503, 907Amer. Cellulose & Chemical Mfg

503,698American Chicle Co 183, 698American Cities Co.._500, 1187, 1191American Coal Co 698Amer. Cotton 011 Co 503,605American Cyanamid Co. N. Y.. 797American District Toleg. Co__1005American Druggists Syndicate 78American Express Co 1188American Factors, Ltd.. _804,

1005, 1103, 1194Amer. Felt Co 503American Gas Co 804American Gas & Elec. Co 183American Glue Co 799American Hide & Leather Co.._

403, 795, 804, 1000American Ice Co 1289American International Ship-

building 84, 503, 606Amer. International Corp_84,

503, 804, 1289American Laundry Machine Co.1103Amer. Lt. & Trac. Co 503Amer. Locomotive Co 804,

, ,American Mac

9071096 1103hine & Foundry

Co. 698American Malting Co_ _84, 503,

606, 698, 1103, 1289Amer. Mfg. Co. of Mass 404American Metal Co. (of N. Y.).

183,American Pipe & Construction

292

Co 84, 1103 1194American Pneumatic Service Co.

84, 183, 907, 1006American Power & Lt. Co..504, 606American Public Utilities Co..

907, 999Amer. Rolling Mill Co., Mid-

dletown, () 292. 1103Amer. By, Express Co.. -.84, 183,

1194American Screw Co 1289American Shipbuilding Co.1194, 1289American Smelting & RefiningCo., New York 1285

American Snuff Co 1006American Steel Foundries_504, 1006American Stores Co 183, 504Amer. Sugar Refining.292, 404,

504, 907, 1103, 1194Amer. Sumatra Tobacco Co-84,

183, 404, 606, 698, 907, 1103Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co_ _84, 287,

292, 404, 504, 698, 804Amer. Telegraphone Co 183Amer. Thread Co 176Amer. Tobacco Co_ _84, 606,

1006, 1289Amer. Trona Corp 698, 907American Window Glass Ma-

chine Co 110bAmerican Woolen Co 804, 1006American Writing Paper Co.._

504, 907American Zinc Lead & SmeltingCo 504, 804, 908, 1006

Page.Amesbury & Salisbury Gas Co__ 504Amoskeag Mfg. Co 1289Anaconda Copper Mining Co..

84, 504, 606, 804, 1006, 1103Anglo-American Corp. of So.

Africa, Ltd 698Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n_1289Ann Arbor RR _603, 904, 1002, 1186Appalachin Power Co.804, 1006, 1289Arcade & Attica RR 80Arizona Copper Co.. ..183, 606, 1103Arizona Eastern Ry 1286Arizona Power Co 1289Arkansas & Memphis By. &Bridge Co 801

Arkansas Natural Gas Co_1002, 1194Armour & Co., Chicago_ _183,

504, 606, 804, 1006, 1103, 1194Art Metal Construction Co 1289Asbestos Corp. of Can., Lt 504, 1289Ashland Coal & Iron Co 603Associated 011 Co. of California_ 504Associate t Press 292Atchison (Kan.) Ry. & Lt. Co.. _1191Atch. Top. & Santa Fe.. _80. 400,

603, 1002, 1191, 1286Athens (Ga.) Ry. & Elec. Co_ _ _1191Atlanta firm. & Atlantic By.

179, 265, 400, 603, 904Atlanta Terminal Co 904Atlanta & West Point RR 179Atlantic City & Shore Ry_ _..179, 801Atlantic City Gas Co 404, 504Atlantic Coast Electric Ry-___- 801Atlantic Coast Line RR.80, 180. 1002Atlantic Gas Co 84. 292Atlantic & Pac. SS. Co_292, 399, 404Atlantic & Suburban Ry 290Atlantic Refining Co 292Atlas Portland Cement Co 908Atlas Powder Co 804Auburn Electric Steel Corp 1194Augusta (Ga.) & Aiken Elec. Co _1194Augusta Southern RR 905Aurora Elgin & Chic. RR__ 801,

905, 1098Autocar Co., Ardmore, Pa 293Autosales Gum & Chocolate Co.. 84Avery Co., Peoria, Ill 804, 1103

Babcock & Wilcox (Boiler mfr.) 405abylon RR 500

(Walter) Baker & Co.. Ltd., Bos. 405Baldwin Corp. of Wisconsin_ _ _ _ 908Baldwin Locomotive Works 504Baltimore & Ohio RR_ _80. 180,

290, 400, 500, 1002, 1283Baltimore Dry Dock ,Sz Ship-

building CorboratIon 504Bangor & Aroostook RR 290Bangor (Me.) Power Co 804Bangor Ry. & Electric Co 801Barnett Oil & Gas Co 405Barrett Co 405, 908, 1194Bartlesville (Okla.) Interur. Ry_ 603Bates Manufacturing Co 405Bay State Fisheries Co 293, 804Bay State Street By.... _80, 500,

694, 1003, 1191, 1286Beaumont & Great North RR.. 180Becker Liquidation Trust 504Becker Steel Co 293Bell Telephone Co. of Canada 601Belt Railway of Chicago 603Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp_ _ _ 908Bethlehem Steel Co 405, 504Bethlehem Steel Corp 84, 293,

405, 606, 804, 908Berkshire Street Ry 290Bessemer & Lake Erie 80, 1003Billings & Spencer Co., Hartford,Conn 1194

Bingham Mines Co 1103Binghamton Lt., Ht. & Power.. -.1006Birmingham & Northwest. By.... 603Birmingnam By., L. & P. Co 500, 905Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Co.1289Black Cat Textile Co 908Black Lake Asbestos & ChromeCo 908

Blow-Knox Pressed & WelcedSteel Co • 1006

Blue Ridge Light & Power Co.,Staunton, Va 1098

Boise Gas Light & Heat Co_ _ _1006Bon Air Coal & Iron Corp__ 504Booth Fisheries Co_ _ _..4()5, -606, 698Borden City Manufacturing Co.. 606Borden's Farm Products Co_183, 606Bosch Magneto Co 183, 293Boston Belting Corporation....__ 504Boston Cape Cod & N. Y. CanalCo 405, 504, 606

Boston El. Ry_80, 180, 290, 400, 500Boston & Lowell RR 1098, 1191Boston & Maine RR..

- _80, 290,

801, 1098, 1286Boston & Montana Devel. Co.. 606Boston Revere Beach & LynnRR 180, 801

Boston & Worcester Street Ry_ 290Bourne Mills Corporation 405Braden Copper Co 183, 606Brazilian Traction, Light &Power Co., 'Ltd 799

Page.Brazil By Breitung Iron Co (J. G. Brill Co

84. 290, 801504293

Brier Hill Steel Co 698Bristol County (Mass.) St. Ry_ _1286Bristol Mfg. Co 690British American Tobacco Co 698British Columbia Cloy. Ry 401British Columbia Packers' Assn_1103Brooklyn Borough Gas Co....504,

606, 698, 908Bronx Gas & Elec. Co 293, 8105Brooklyn Rapid Transit_ _84,180, 290, 401, 603, 691, 694,

703, 1099, 1191Brooklyn Union Gas Co Brown Shoe Co

1103

Buffalo & Lake Erie Trac_ _84, 698

500, 694, 1191Buffalo Lockport & Rochester.... 882Buffalo Mines, Ltd Buffalo Rochester & Pitts_

_180,1006

500, 603, 802, 1003, 1099Buffalo & Susquehanna RR_ 290Burlington Gas Lt. Co. (Ia.).. _ 405Burns Bros. Ice Corp 183, 504Burroughs Adding Machine Co_1289Bush Terminal Co....,. _84. 405. 1103Butler Bros 84, 405, 504, 606Butte Copper & Zinc Co., N Y. 183Butte (Mont.) Elec By 694Butte-Superior Mining Co_405,

808, 805, 1194

By-Products Cake Corp 405

California Petroleum Co 698alifornia Products Co 84

Caltunet & Arizona Mining Co

289i 6006:2103

183inin C

Calumet & Hecla M 698, 1194

Calumet & South Chicago By.... 1286Cambridge (Mass.) Gas Lt. Co_ 504Canada Bread Co. Ltd 1006Canada Land & Irrigation Co..- 606Canadian Car & Foundry Co.__

293 , 405Canadian Locomotive Co. ,Kings- .

11!)31„, 1189ton, Ont Northern Ry_

8Canadianeastern

180, 290, 1003, 1191, 1286Canadian Pacific By 905Canadian Pneumatic Tool Co.,Ltd

1289

Canadian Rys8 Cannelton Coal & Coke Co_ _ _ _ _

9081

Capital Traction Co 180, 1191Carbo-Hydrogen Co. of America

293, 406Carbon Steel Co., Pittsburgh,Pa 294, 1289

Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio RR_ 290Carolina & North Western RR__

500, 1099Carolina Power & Lt. Co 500Car Trust Equipment Co 184Casein Co of America 1001Cayuga Steel Co., Ltd...._ _294,

606, 1194, 1289Central Aguirre Sugar Co 606Central California Gas Co 805Central California Trac. Co_ 401Central Counties Gas Co., Cal 805Central Crosstown RR_ _82, 401, 905Central Elec. Co. of N J 84Central Foundry Co., N. Y 908Central of Georgia RR 500,

603, 694, 1003Central Kentucky Natural GasCo 1194

Central Leather Co 406, 1289C ntral Maine Power Co _____ - - 183Central Mfg. Dist., Chic....698, 1289Central Mexico Lt. & Power Co_ 406Central New England RR _1003, 1099Central Power & Lt. Co_606, 1289Central Petroleum Co 1194Central RR of Pa.. _603, 694, 1286Central & South American Tele-graph Co 1289

Central Union Telephone co 84Central Vermont Ry " 180Century Coke Co 1289Century Steel Co 805Cerro de Pasco Mining Co_ ..184,.

, 698, 1006, 1103Certain-Teed Products Corp ..1000Chalmers Motor Corp 1194Champion Hardware Co 406Champion Lumber Co 1006Chandler Motor Car Co 294Charcoal Iron Co. of America

504, 606Charlestown Consolidated Ry_ _1191Charleston (S. C.) Consol. By.Gas & Elec 406

Chesapeake & Albemarle CanalCo

1194

Chesapeake Beach RR 802Chesapeake & Delaware Canal_

406, 504Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co _1194Chesapeake & Ohio RR__ _180,

603, 1003Chesapeake & Ohio RR of Ind_1003Colorado

Chesapeake Steamship Co 504Chesebrough Mfg. Co

Chestnut Ridge Land Co 1289

Page.

805ChChester County Gas Co 406

Chevrolet Motor Co_ _504, 1 06,1194, 1289

Chicago & Alton RR_ _82. 497,603, 694, 1099, 1286

Chicago Belting Co 698Chicago Burlington & Quincy 82, 180, 290, 401. 500. 802, 1003

Chicago City & Connecting Rys 1286Chicago City Ry 1286Chicago & Eastern Illinois_ _82,

180. 1003Chicago Elevated Rys 1286Chicago & Erie RR 802Chicago Great Western By.. _82,

290, 694, 1003Chicago & Illinois Midland RR 905Chicago Indianapolis & Louis-

ville BR...... ..1S0, 603, 1099, 1191Chicago & Joliet Elec Ry 500Chicago Junction By 603, 694Chicago Junction Rys. & Union

Stockyards 607, 698Chicago Local Transp. Co_

- _1286

Chicago Milwaukee & Gary Rli_ 694Chicago North Shore & Milw.RR 401, 692. 694

Chicago & North Western By....694, 1003, 1191

Chicago Milwaukee & St. PaulRR..-180. 403, 500, 603, 694,

802, 905, 1003*Chicago & Oak Park Elev. RR__1286.Chic. Ottawa & Peoria 1111 603Chic. Pneumatic Tool Co.__ _84, 1195Chicago Rapid Transit Plans

180. 290, 500Chicago River & Indiana Ry 694Chicago Rys 82, 500, 1286,Chicago By. & Equipment Co_ _1002Chicago Rock Isl. & Pac.82, 180, 603Chicago South Bend & NorthernIndiana Ry 291, 683'

Chicago StPaul Minn. & OmahaBy 603 695, 905, 1003. 1286,,

Chicago Terre Haute & South-RR 82, 1003

Chicago Tract. Co.500, 603, 695, 802Chicago Union Station Co 180Chicago & Western Indiana RR,

603, 694, 1003, 1191, 1286Refining Co 1103Chickasawchi

Childs 908Chile Copper Co..-... ..406, 805, 1289Chillicothe & Camp Sherman

Eine Ry 82Chillicothe Elec. RR. Lt. & Pow. 82China Mail Steamship Corp.698, 1006Chinese Rys 180 1191Chino Copper Co_ _ _ _184, 699, 1195Christopher & 10th Sts. By...... -905Cincinnati & Colum. Tract. Co_ _1099Cincinnati & Dayton Tract. Co.. 291...Cincinnati Findlay & Ft. WayneBy 603, 695

Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton.. 401Cincinnati Indianapolis & West.RR 397, 1099, 1287

Cincinnati Lawrenceb. & AuroraInterurban

1099

Cincinnati Milford & LovelandTraction Co 82, 50/

Cincinnati New Orleans & TexasPacific Ry 291, 40/

Cincinnati Newpt. & Coy. RR_ _1099Cincinnati Northern By 1003Cincinnati Traction Co_

- _802,

905, 1003, 1191, 1287Citizens Gas Co., Indianap. 84, 294Citizens St. By. of Muncie, Ind_ 501Cities Service Co_ _294, 504, 607,

City Elec. Co., San Francisco.... 5_111894 City Ice Delivery Co 908City Manufacturing Co 406.Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp. 184Cleveland Alliance & Mahoning

Valley RR 82sc. 401Cleveland Cincinnati Chic.

St. Louis RR -694, 985, 1003,1099, 1191

Cleveland & East. Traction Co_ 401Cleveland Painesville & Ashtab_ 401Cleveland Painesville & EasternRR . 82, 401, 1191

Cleveland (Elec.) Ry_501, 603, 694Cleveland & Sandusky Brew. Co.1103.Cleveland Southwestern & Cohunbus 82, 401

Cleveland Telephone Co 84Cleveland Union Term. Co. .905, 1191Claremont By. & Lighting Co 180Cliff Electrical Distributing Co_1289Coast Counties (Cal.) Gas &

Electric Co 1289Cohoes (N. Y.) Co 1289Coal & Coke By

82. 7Coastwise Steamship Lines 1121083 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co 505Colorado Midland RR..180, 603,

Power Co 695, 905,1287

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Page.Colorado & Southern 401, 1003Columbia Gas & Elec. Co_ _406,

607, 699, 805, 1195, 1290Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co. 908Columbus Ry. Power & Lt_ _82,

181, 802, 1192, 1287Columbus Dela. & Marion RR__ 005Columbus Magnetic Springs &

Northern By., Richwood, 0_ _1099Commonwealth Edison Co. ofChicago 1006

Commonwealta Power By. & Lt.Co291, 501, 905, 1099, 1192

Commonwealth P. U. Co_ _84, 184Computing-Tabulating-Record-ing Co 699

Conanicut Cotton Mills 505Concord (N.H.) Light & Pow.Co. 406Concord & Montreal RR 1099Coniagas Mines, Ltd 406Connecticut Brass Corp 1006Connecticut Co 1099Connecticut Elec. Syndicate_ _ _ _ 406Connecticut River RR 1099Connecticut By. & Lighting Co_ 401Connecticut Valley Lumber Co_ 805Connecticut Valley St. By 1099Consolidated Coal Co. of St. L 699Consolidation Coal Co 805Consolidated Copper Mines Co- 607Consolidated Gas Electric Light& Power Co., Bait 1195

Consolidated Interstate CallahanMining Co 805

Consolidated Gas Co. of N. Y.600, 805

Constitutionalist Rys. (Mexico) _ 802Consumers Lt. Ht. & Pow. Co 406Consumers Gas Co., Reading, Pa. 406Consumers Power Co 699•Continental Mills 406Continental Refining Co_ _406, 908Contoocook Mills, Boston_805, 1195Contra Costa Gas Co 505Copper Range RR 695, 1192Corn Products Refining Co 505Corr Mfg. Co 406Cosden & Co 85, 1097Counties Gas & Elec. Co 486Cresson Consol. Gold Mining &

Milling Co 85Crew-Levick Co 1006Crex Carpet Co., New York_ _ _ _1097Crowell & Thurlow SS. Co 1195Cripple Creek Central By 802Crows Nest Pass Coal Co 805Crucible Steel Co. of America.. - 406Crude Oil Co 505Cuba Co 1099Cuba RR 401, 1095, 1287Cuban Portland Cement Corp..- 85Cumberland County (Me.) Pow.& Light Co 501

Cumberland (Electric) By 695Cumberland Telep. & Teleg. Co_ 179Cupey Sugar Co 805Cudahy Packing Co_ __184, 294.

406, 607Cunard (Steamship) Line 908Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corp. 406

Damascus Brake Beam Co_ _ _ _1290anville Lt., Ht. & Pow. Co 1006

Dauphin County Gas Co 406Davison Chemical Co 85Dartmouth Manufacturing Co_ _1195Dayton Breweries Co 1103Dayton Coal, Iron & Railway__ _ 699Dayton Pow. & Light Co_ _294, 1195Dayton Toledo & Chicago By_ _1192Delaw. & Hudson RR_ _181, 291. 802Del. Lack. & West. Coal Co_ _ _ _ 184Denver & Intermountain Ry

82

Denver & Rio Grande RR_ _ _82,181, 501, 603, 694, 1099, 1192

Denver Rock Drill Mfg. Co__ _1103Denver & Salt Lake RR_ _ _ _291,

695, 905, 1192Deny. Tramways Co_401, 1003, 1192Denver Union Terminal RR_ _ _1287Denver Union Water Co__ 607Des Moines City Ry_ _401, -802, 1287Des Moines Gas Co 406Des Moines Water Co 406Detroit Bay City & Western RR. 905Detroit Edison Co 85, 184Detroit Grand Hay. & Milw.Ry_1287•Detroit & Mackinac By 76, 905Detroit Monroe & Toledo Short

Line Ry 82Detroit Pontiac & Owosso Ry 695Detroit Tol. & Ironton RR.603, 1099Detroit United

Rys__- _181, 501,

603, 695, 802, 905. 1003, 1192, 1281Distillers' Securities Corp_ _1103,

1195, 1293Dodge Manufacturing Co 1195Dominion Bridge Co 406Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd 505Dominion Steel Corp., Ltd 85Draper Corp., Hopedale. Mass_ _ 85Dry Dock E. B. & B RR___ _ _1192Duluth & Iron Range RR_ _176, 1003Duluth Missabe & Northern By

76, 181, 1003Duluth South Shore & AtlanticRR 181, 603,695, 1100, 1192

Duluth Street Ry 1192(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours Co.

294. 1103Duquesne Light Co 505, 607

Eaglo & Blue Bell Mining Co_ _1006ast Bay Water Co., Oakland,Cal 399, 608, 805

East Butte Copper Mining Co.184, 608, 1006

East Coast Fisheries Co 1195East St. Louis & Suburban By.

401, 501. 603, 695, 1003, 1192East St. Louis Columbia &

Waterloo By 501Eastern Steamship Line 1290Eastern Texas Elec. Co. (of

Texas) 695. 905, 1192Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co.,Sheboygan, Wis 1100, 1192

Eastman Kodak Co 406Eastman Pow. & Lt. Corp_499, 1100Economic Gas Co.

' Los Angeles.. 85

(E. B.) Eddy Co., Ltd 805Edison Elec. Ilium. Co. of Bos-ton 294, 406, 908, 1195, 1290

Edison Elec. Light & Pow. Co.of Erie, Pa 85

Page.Edison Storage Battery Co 805Edwards Manufacturing Co_ _ 406Eighth Avenue RR 1100Elec. Auto-Lite Corp 505Electric Ry. Rates 401, 802Electric By. Wages and Admin-

istration 500Elec. Storage Battery Co., Phil-

adelphia 184, 1195, 1290Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.. 696,

1003, 1192Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Co_ 295El Paso & Southwestern RR.,

82, 498, 691, 1003El Paso Union Passenger Depot_1287Elkhorn Coal Corp 805Elkhart Gas & Fuel Co 1006Elmira (N. Y.) Water, Light &Rit. Co 601, 805

Emerson-Brantingham 00_699, 1290Emerson Motors Co 85Empire Engineering Co., Inc_ 805Empire Gas & Fuel Co 1195Egultable Ilium. Gas Lt. Co.of Philadelphia 406

Erie & N. Y. State Barge Canal_ 406Erie RR., 82, 181, 291, 396, 696,

802, 901, 1003Esmond Mills 505Essex & Hudson Gas Co. of N. J_ 406Estabrook Steel Pen Mfg 184Evansville & Indianapolis RR 181Evansville Rys. Co 1192Evansville & Terre Haute RR.,

82, 181

Faber (A. W.) (Stationers'Goods), Newark, N J 1195

Fairbanks Co 85, 25, 505Fall River Elec. Light Co 1103Falls Motor Corp 295Federal Cement Co., Camden,N. J 1195

Federal Dyestuff & ChemicalCorp 295,- 1103

Federal Mining & Smelting Co.,289, 505, 908

Federal Lt. & Trac. Co 696Federal Sign System 177Federal Shipbuilding Co 406Federal Sugar Refining Co 85Federal Telep. & Teleg. Co 85Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.... 805Fishkill Elec. By 501, 1192Fitchburg & Leominster St,. Ry_1192Fitchburg RR 1100Fleischmann Co., Cincinnati 85Florida East Coast Ry., 181, 396,1003Fonda Johnstown & Glovers-

ville RR 401, 501, 603Ford Motor Co. of Canada, 184,

295, 1103, 1195(Henry) Ford & Son, Inc 295Fort Smith & Western By 1003Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana

Traction Co 119242d St. Manhattanville & St.

Nicholas Ave. By 1192Fort Dodge Des Moines & South-ern (Elec.) RR 1003, 1192

Fort Worth Belt By 401, 802Fort Worth Power & Lt.

Co_. _- 608

Fort Worth & Denver City By.. _1003Fostoria (Ohio) & Freemont By.,

82, 401Faster Building Corp 1290Frankford Tacony & IlolmesburgBy 696

Freeport Sulphur Co 184Freight Rates 82, 501Fresno (Cal.) Traction Co 1192(H. C.) Frick rloke Co 505Fulton County Gas & El. Co.... 406

Gage County Gas Lt. & PowerCo 295

Galena-Signal Oil Co., Frank-lin, Pa 85, 184, 1104

Galveston Harrisburg & San An-tonio By 603

Galveston Houston Elec. Co.,1100, 1195

Galveston 'Wharf Co 1195Gary (Ind.) Street By 802Georgia RR 181Georgia So. & Fla. By 291, 1287Georgia By. & Power 401,

696, 802, 905, 1003General Amer. Tank Car Corp.. 184General Chemical Co., N. Y___ 406General Cigar Co., N. Y___ -499, 805General Development Co 608General Electric Co_ _184, 295,

505, 608, 699, 805. 908General Motors Corp_406, 505,

608, 699, 805, 988, 1006, 119.:,General Petroleum Corp.. _295,

1006, 1097, 1290Geneva Cutlery Corp 805, 1290Gillette Safety Razor Co _ _185,

699, 1006Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati- 185(B. F.) Goodrich, Akron, Ohio_ 406Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co_ _ _- 699Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co.. _805,

1006, 1195Government Car Orders 1098Govt. Expenditures on RR5 1098Govt. Lease Contract for ItRs_ _1286Grace China Co 805(W. R.) Grace & Co 805Grafton & Upton RR 501Granby Consol. Mining, Smelt-ing & Pow. Co., Ltd _295, 402, 1104

Grand Rapids Gas Light Co_ _ _ _1195Grand Rapids Grand. Haven &Muskegon By 82, 291

Grand Rapids & Indiana By.,291, 905, 1003

Grand Trunk Pacific By. _ _ _82, 696Grand Trunk By. .82 181, 501,

696, 1003, 1100, 1192, 1287Grand Trunk Western Lines.. _1003Grasselli Chemical Co 908Graton & Knight Mfg. Co.(Leather Belting) 505, 805

Great Falls (Mont.) Gas Co_ _ _ 608Great Northern Iron Ore Prop-

erties 85, 287Great Northern Power Co 407Great Northern Ry_75, 174,

181, 401, 696Great Western Power Co.. 186, 1286Great Western Sugar Co 1290Green Bay & Western By 1192

Page.Greeno-Cananea Copper Co.,

185, 608, 1104(A P.) Green Fire Brick Co_ _1007Greenhut Co., N. Y 407Greenville (Me.) Water Co 1195Greenwich & Johnsonville RR 802Grinnell Mfg Co 908Guanajuato Pow. & Elec. Co..- 407Gulf Mobile & Northern RR.,

291, 696, 802, 1003Gulf & Ship Island RR 396, 802Gulf States Steel Co_ _407, 988, 1290

Hadfield (II.) & Co., Ltd 908kale & Kilburn Corp., Phila.,

177, 988Hamilton (Ohio) Belt By 401Ilamilton (Ont.) Radical Elev 401Hampden RR Corp 391Hardin County Oil Co 608Harwood Electric 407Harrisburg (Pa.) Gas Co 407Harrisburg (Pa.) Lt. & Pow. Co_ 608Harrisburg (Pa.) Rys 1192IIaskell & Barker Co.. Inc 295Hartford & Springfield By 1287Hattiesburg (Miss.) Trac. Co 802Havana Tobacco Co 79Hawkinsville & Florida Sou. BR.1287Haytian American Corp 801Heywood Bros. 3c Wakefield Co- 986Haverhill (Mass.) Elec. Co 1007Helena Light & By 181Henderson Bridge Co 696Hercules Powder Co 295, 1007}Interest Collieries. Ltd 1290Hocking Valley RR 181}locking Valley Products Co_185, 496Holly Sugar Corp 602Holyoke (Mass.) Street By 291Holland City Gas Co 1007IIostetter-Connellsville Coke Co. 185Hotel Cooper,Monatah 407Houston Belt & Term'l It-y_-4-01-, 802Houston & Brazos Val. Ity_696, 1192Houston East & West Texas By. 181Houston Lighting & Power Co- 505Houston & Texas Central RR 181Hudson County Gas Co 407Hudson & Manhattan By. 82,

181, 401, 603, 1003Humboldt (Nev.) Transit Co__ -1287Hunting.ton&BroadTopMt.ltR. 696Hupp Motor Car Corp 1007. 1097Hydraulic Power Co.. Niagara

Falls, N. Y__295, 608, 699, 1290Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co 505Hydro-Electric Commission of

Ontario 1007

Idaho Irrigation Co. N J 407Illinois Brick Co 1290Illinois Central_ _82, 184, 603,

696, 802, 1003Illinois Pipe Line Co 1104Illinois Traction System 1287Illinois Rural Credit Assoc _295Illinois Southern RR_ _ _ _18f , 1192Illinois Terminal RR 1003Imperial Valley Gas Co, Red-

lands, Cal 1007Independent Brewing Co_ _699, 805Independent Pneumatic Coal Co

185, 608, 802Indiana Harbor Belt RR_ _603,

696, 1003Indianapolis & Frankfort RR_ 291Indianapolis Lt. & Ht. Co 185Indianapolis Lt. & Pow. Co....185Indianapolis Trac. & Termina Co 181, 696

Indianapolis Union By .......005905Indian Refining Co., N. Y.908,1195Industrial Terminal _Corp.,

Detroit, Mich 407, 506Inspiration Consol. Copper Co.

185, 688, 1007Interborough Consolidated Corp1287Interborough Rapid Transit_82,291, 401, 501, 1003, 1100,

1284, 1287International Agricultural Corp.

85, 1290International Coal & 'Coke 00_295International Education Co_ _1290International & Great NorthernRR 802, 1004

International Harvester Corp.,N. J__•__608, 699, 1104, 1195, 1290

International Harvester Co_ 609International Mercantile MarineCo 185, 909, 1095, 1290

International Motor Co 1195International Nickel Co.. _85,

185, 499, 609, 805International Paper Co_ _185,

407, 506, 700International Portland CementCo. 407

International Power Co_ _506,609. 805

International By.. Buffalo_82,• 201, 402, 501. 696, 802

International Rys of CentralAmerica 397

International By. & TerminalCo. Cincinnati 291

International Schools of LatinAmerica 1290

International Textbook Co.,Scranton, Pa 1190

International Traction Co., Buf-falo, N. Y 181, 397

International Western Elec. Co. 609Interoceanic By. of Mexico_ _ _ _ 802Inter-State Consolidated StreetBy. 696

Interurban By. & Terminal Co.291, 402, 802, 1101

Interurban By., Warsaw, Ind 802Iowa Central By 1101Iroquois Iron Co 185, 295Iroquois Natural Gas Co 185Island Creek Coal Co 1165Island 011 & Transport Co_ _1007Ithaca Gas & Elec. Co 295Ithaca (N. Y.) Trac. Corp_395, 603

J ackson Lt. & Power Co 1007aneway & Co. (Wall Papers). 609

Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & •saIron Co 798

Jersey Central Traction Co__ _1004Jewel Tea Co., Inc 609; 1290Jones Bros. Tea Co., Inc_ -806, 1195

Page.Jones & Loughlin Steel Co____ 506Joplin & Pittsburgh By 501'Joplin Union Depot Co 802

ipankakee (Ill.) Elec. By... _ _ _1004M6.ansas City, Clinton & Spring-

field 905Kansas City Kansas Valley &Western By 1192

Kansas City Lt. & Power Co 886Kansas City Rys_ _181, 291, 402, '

905, 1010836.,1410927Kansas City Gas Co Kansas City. Mexico & Orient_

402, 501, 603, 005, 1004Kansas City & Pacific Ry - 501Kansas City Pipe Line Co_ _ _ - - 407Kansas City Southern By_ _181,

802, 1004, 1192Kansas City Terminal By.... _ _ _ 402Kansas Elec. Utilities Co., Law-rence, Kan 1004

Kansas Gas & Elec. Co_ _506, 806'Kansas Natural Gas Co 407Rappers (H.) Co., Pitts., Pa.- 85Kayser (Julius) & Co., Ltd_ _ _ _ 185Kenmore Pulp & Paper Co_ - 506Keith Railway Equipment Co. 1198Kennebunk & KennebunkportRR. 1101

Kennecott Copper Corp_ _185,407, 610, 1104, 1195

Kentucky River Power Co 295Kentucky Solvay Coke Co 407Kentucky Traction & TerminalCo. 696

Kern River Oilfields Cal., Ltd_ _1290Kerr Lake Mining Co_295,

700, 1104 1290Keystone Tire & Rubber Co

185. 295, 408, 609, 700, 1104Keystone Steel & Wire Co 407Kings County Lighting, Co.,'Brooklyn 85, 2951

Kinlach Telephone Co., St.Louis 1104

Kipawa Fibre Co., Ltd 806Knickerbocker Insurance Co... 85Knoxville (Tenn.) Gas Co_85, 1007Knoxville By. & Light Co 501Kresge (S. S.) Co._ _185. 700, 1104Kress (S. II.) & Co _185, 610, 1104

Lackawanna Steel Co 185ackawanna & Wyoming Valley.. 82

Laclede Gas Light Co., St. Louis,610, 806, 1104

Eastern 291Lake Erie & 18a54,n2r95

hR

Lake Shore Eleotric 401Lake Superior Corp., 185, 506,

806, 902, 1007Lake Superior Coal Co 909Lake Superior Terminal & Trans-

fer By 696Lake of the Woods Milling Co.,Ltd 610

Landers, Frary & Clark 806Lanson & Hubbard Corp. (Furs) 295La Rase Mines Co., Ltd 85Laurel (Miss.) Lt. & By. Co_ __ _ 501Laurentide Co., Ltd., Montreal,

Bridge Co

Ry10. 07&, 1188Leavenworth Term.

696Lehigh Coal & Nay. Co_ _506, 610Lehigh & Now England RR_603. 1004Lehigh Power Secur. Corp 402Lehigh Valley RR., 501, 603,

905, 1101Lehigh Valley Transit Co_ _291, 11010041Lever Bros. & Co 506, 610Lewis County By Lewiston (Mo.) Augusta & Wa-

terville Street By Lindsey Water Co

1

65119:10251Lit Bros. Corp Litchfield & Madison By

1

Little Rock Ry. & Elec. Co_ _501, 906Lockport Light, Heat & Power_ _1290Logan Iron St Steel Co 806Lone Star Gas Co 85Londonderry Iron & Mining Co.,Ltd 1196

London (Ont.) Street By Long Fork By 1228971Long Island RR., 181, 291, 402Lordine County (0.) Elec. Co_1196Lorillard (P.) (Jo., N. Y..506, 610Los Angeles & San Diego Beach 1101

Louisiana & Arkansas Ry_ _181, 1192Louisiana By. & Nay. Co., 181,

• 291, 802, 1192Louisiana Western RR 401Louisville Bridge Co 85Louisville Bridge & Terminal Co. 82Louisville Gas & Elec. Co., 185,

1007, 110847

Louisville & Nashville RR

12Louisville & Interurban RR_ _ _ _ 1410011

Louisville (Ky.) By Lowell & Andover RR 1101Lowell Bleachery 408Ludlow Mfg. Assoc., 295, 700. 909Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc_1106Lyman Mills 408

McCrory Stores Corp., 185, 700,1106cElwain (W. II.) Co. (Shoe,Mfrs.),Iloston,398,506,610, 1104

Macon Dublin & Savannah RR_ 291Macon By. & Lt. Co 906Macdonald (A.) Co., Ltd 408Mackay Companies, 85, 295,

Madison (Ind.) Light & By. Co_ 802408, 506, 1810966

Magma Copper Co 1196Magor Car Corp Mahoning Coal RR 1004Mahoning Investment Co 708Mahoning & Shenango By. & Lt.Co 1004, 1101

Mahoning Valley Water Co_ __ - 86Maine Belting Co 11010067Malden (Mass.) Elec. Co Mammoth (Copper) Mining Co_ 700Manchester & Lawrence RR_ ...110lManche3ter (N. EL) St. By 402Manhattan Electrical Supply Co. 610Manhattan & Queens 'FractionCorp 906, 1101

Manhattan By 1278Manila Elec. RR. & Ltg. Corp. 77Manitoba & Saskatchewan CoalCo 610

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Page.Manufacturers' Lt. & Ht. Co.,

Pittsburgh _ ' 506Manomet Mills 610Malone (N. Y.) Lt. & Pow. Co.._1196Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.,

408, 1190, 1290Marconi Wireless Teleg. Co_ __ _ 408Mann Power & Water Co_ - 185Mark Mfg. Co 185, 295Marnet Mining Co., Indepen-

dence, Kan 408Marquette Iron Co 506Marshall & East Texas RR 1101Martin-Rockwell 295, 909, 1104Martinsburg & Charlestown(W. Va.) Gas & Water Co- _ _ _1104

Mason Valley Copper Co 1196Massachusetts Cotton Mills_ __ - 408Mass. Elec. Companies 1004Mass. Gas. Cos 408, 909Mass. Lighting Cos 1196Mass. Northeastern St. Ry., 402,

802, 1192Mathieson Alkali Works (Inc.) 909Maxwell Motor Co., 185, 700,

806, 909, 1007Memphis Street By 501Mercnants' Coal Corp 86Merchants Ht. & Lt. Co 1007Meridian Lt. & By. Co 603Meridian & Memphis RR 181Methuen Co 506Metropolitan Edison Co__ _86, 296Metropolitan Petroleum Corp.,

185, 1196Metropolitan West Side ElevatedCo., Chicago 1004, 1287

Mexican Eagle 011 Co 296Mexican Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

296, 600, 796, 811, 909Mexican Tax on Oil Lands, 471,

506, 610Mexican Telegraph Co 1290Mexico Northwestern Ry__ - _ -1101Miami Copper Co__ _185, 506, 1007Michigan Central R ft _ _ _ _1004, 1192Michigan East & West By ,. 696Michigan Electric Ry 181Michigan Sugar Co 610, 700Michigan By 82, 697, 1004Michigan State Telep. Co....179, 506Michoacan Power Co 408Middiewest Utilities Co

---- - -

_ - _ 909

Middlesex & Boston St.Ry 181, 1004Midland Counties Coal Co 1007Midland Valley By 182Midwest Oil Co 178Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co.,

610, 1007, 1196, 1290Mid-West Engine Co 408Midwest Refining Co 185Milford St Uxbridge St. By 1101Milwaukee El. Ry.& Lt. Co.,82, 1192Milwaukee Northern Elec. By.. 82Milwaukee By. & Lt. Co 906Miller & Lux, Inc., San Fran__ - 185Mining Co'rp. of Canada, Ltd.. ....1007Minute Tapioca Co., Orange,Mass 1007

Minneapolis. Gas Light Co.._86, 408Minneapolis Northfield & South-ern Ry__ _ _82, 501, 697, 1004, 1192

Minn. St. P. & S. Ste. M_ _697, 1287Minn. & St. Louts R12_603, 697,

999, 1001Minn. St. P. Roch. & Dubuque

Elec. Trac. Co 82, 501Mineral Range RR 697Minerals Separation. Ltd.... -408, 610Minnesota Transfer Co 697Mississippi Central RR_76, 402, 802Missouri & Illinois Bridge & BeltRR 1004

Missouri Kansas & Texas Lines,495 603, 697, 802, 1004

Missouri Pacific RR 182, 1004Missoula (Mont.) Gas Co 1290Mobile (Ala.) Gas Co 806Mohawk Mining Co. (of Mich.),N Y 1196

Moline Plow Co 806, 1290Monongahela Valley TractionCo 501, 1004, 1192, 1287

Monongahela Ry 82Montgomery(Ala.)Lt. & Tr. Co.1101Montgomery 'Ward & Co 1007Montana Power Co., N Y 408Montreal Light, Heat & Pow. 001104Montreal Tramways Co.. - _ _291,

501. 603, 1288Moon Motor Car Co., St. Louts 806Moran & Co., San Fr. (Packers) _1196Morris & Co. (Packers) 185, 610Morris County Trac. Co 182Mother Lode Copper Mines Co_ 408Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co.

86. 186% 507Municipal Gas Co., Albany,

296, 1104, 1196Murray-Kay Ltd., Toronto.,

1007, 1290

Marragansett Pier RR 6031 1 ashawena Mills 610Nashville Chatt. & St. Louis,

182, 697, 1192Nashville (Tenn.) Gas & Heat-ing Co 488

National Acme Co 506, 700National Aniline & ChemicalCo 610, 1290

National Cash Register Co 506National Casket Co 408National Conduit & Cable Co.,

700 796National Fire Proofing Co 408National Ice & Coal Co 186, 507National Ice & Cold Storage Co.

of Calif 1104National Lead Co 507National Rys. of Mexico.._ _ _604, 802National Refining Co 507National Securities Corp 693National Spring Bed Co 807National Tuantapec By 803Nevada (Cal.) Elec. Corp....507.

1196, 1290Nevada Consol. Copper Co_186,

700, 1196New Bedford Gas & Electric Co_1290New Bedford & Onset St. By..

501, 697% 906Newburyport Gas & Elec. Co......1290Newburgh (N. Y.) Shipyards,Inc 186

Page.New Cornelia Copper Co_ _ _186, 610New England Power Co _700, 908New Gas Lt. Co. of Janesville,Wis 408

New Jersey Gas & Elec. Co 1007Now Jersey Gas Co 1196New Jersey & Penn. Trac. Co_ _1101Now Jersey Power & Light Co.- 909Now Jersey Zinc Co 186. 507New Market Mfg. Co., Boston.... 909New Niquero Sugar Co., N.

Y..- 296

New Orleans Great Northern,-402, 604, 803

Now Orleans By. & Lt. Co_ _501,604, 697, 1004, 1101

New Orleans Tex. & Mex. By... 402Newport Mining Co 807Newport News Er Hampton By.,Gas & Electric Co 1101

New River Co. (of W. Va.) Boo.. 177N. Y. Air Brake Co' 807N. Y. Central RR_ _182, 604,

• 803, 1004, 1192N. Y. Chic. & St. Louis RR.604, 1101N. Y. Connecting RR 604N. Y. & East River Ferry Co.._ -1196N. Y. Edison Co 797N. Y. Evening Post, Inc_ _610, 1196N. Y. & Long Branch Steam-boat Co 86

N. Y. & Long Island Trac. Co_ _1101N. Y. & North Shore Trac. Co_ _1193N. Y. Ontario & Western_1004N. Y. N. II. & H. RR_182-,-604, 906N. Y. Phila. & Norfolk RR 501N. Y. & Queens County Ry_ _83,

402, 906N. Y. Rys_-83, 182, 402, 501,

1101, 1193N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co 507N. Y. Shipbuilding Corp..-_499, 507N. Y. State Gas & Elec. Corp... 296N.Y. State Rys 501, 906N. Y. Steam Co 807N. Y. Susq. & West. RR.. ...402, 600N. Y. Transportation Co 700N. Y. Telephone Co 86, 186Niagara Falls Power Co.-- -296,

408, 909, 1291Nipissing Mines Co-_408, 701, 1104Nonqultt Spinning Co 507Norfolk & Southern RR_ _182,

604, 803, 1094Norfolk & Western By.. ......697, 1004North Adams Gas Light Co._ ...1197North Amer. Pulp & Paper Co.,Trust & Sub. Cos 602, 610

North Butte Mining Co 507North Carolina Public ServiceCo 398

North Coast Water Co 186Northampton Easton & Wash-ington Traction Co 604

Northampton Gas Light Co_ _ _ _1197Northampton Street Ry_ _ _83, 604Northampton (Pa.) Trac. Co.... ..1004North & Judd Mfg. Co 86Northern California Power Co.,

Consolidated.. 178Northern Indiana Ry., So. Bend.1004Northern Ind. Gas & Elec. Co 408Northern Ohio Elec. Corp 501Northern Ohio Trac. & Lt.

Co..-83, 906Northern Pacific Ry. Co_ -76,

182, 402, 697, 1004Northern Pacific Terminal Co.Oregon, Portland 697

Northern States Power Co 604, 909, 1197

Northern Texas Elec. Co 701Northwestern Elevated By.,Chicago 1004, 1288

Northwestern Knitting 00_807, 1007Northwestern Ohio By. & Pow.Co 82

Northwestern Power Co 408Northwestern Pacific RR_ _175,

501, 1193Northwestern Telephone Ex-change Co 807

Northwestern Steel Corp.(Minn.) 807Northwestern Steel & Iron Corp_ 1197Northwestern Yeast Co. Chic....1104Nova Scotia Coal & Steel ..

Co_- _

296, 610, 1196

Ocean Steamship Co., Say...._ _1291cilia, Southern Ry 182

O'Gara (T. J.) Coal Co 296Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd 1291Ohio Copper Co. of Utah.. _798, 909Ohio Elec. By 83, 402, 601Ohio Fuel Supply Co 507Ohio Oil Co 1007Ohio River & Western By 906Ohio Traction Co 803Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Co

-- 296

Oklahoma Natural Gas 00.1007 1291Oklahoma Power & TransmissionCo 1104

Old Colony Woolen Mills Co_ ......1197Old Dominion Copper & Smelt.Co 86, 701, 1197

Old Dominion Steamship Co.. _ _ _1291Olds Motor Works, Detroit_ _

_- 296

Omaha & Council Bluffs StreetRy 1193

Omaha (Neb.) Gas Co 408Ontario Power Co 186Ontario Steel Products Co 507, 801Oregon-Washington RR. & Navi-

gation Co 182, 697, 1288Otis Elevator Co 610Otis Steel Co., Cleveland, Ohio_

176, 1189Ottawa Electric Ry 1004, 1193Ottawa Lt., lit. & Power Co....

186, 1008Ottawa Traction Co 803Oval Wood Dist. Co 1008, 1291Owens Bottle Machine Co 807

PabstBrewing Co_ _186, 408, 1197

acific Coast Co 909Pacific Coast RR 697Pacific Coast Shipbuilding Co

296, 909Pacific Development Corp 701Pacific & Eastern Ry 1288Pacific Electric By., Los Angeles 1101Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.. ..77, 176,188, 182, 402, 604, 803. 906, 1288

Pacific Great Eastern By.. _182. 1101Pacific Mail El .5 . Co_ 86, 787, 807,909

Page.Pacific Mills, Boston 488, 1291Pacific Portland Cement Co_ 186Pacific Power & Lt. Corp 507Pacific Steamship Co 909Pacific Telephone & Teleg. Co.. 611Packard Motor Co 1197Paducad Traction & Light Co__ -1193Page Steel & Wire Co 909Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co_ _ - 186Pan-American Petroleum &

Transport. Co_ _693, 796, 809, 909Paragon Refining Co 296Passenger Fares 186Paton Mfg Co 909Patterson&Passaic Gas&Coke Co 408Peerless Paper Co., Dayton, 0_ 408Peet Bros Mfg. Co. (Soap. &c.).. 296Penmans Ltd., Montreal 186Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.,

408, 800Pennsylvania Canal Co ___ 186Pennsylvania 00_83, 284, 291, 1288Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 291Pennsylvania Electric Co 1008Pennsylvania RR_ _83, 182, 291,

402, 502, 604, 906, 1004Pennsylvania Terminal Ry_ ....83, 697Penn. Seaboard Steel Corp 507Penn. Traffic Co 186Pennsylvania Water & Pow. Co_ 909Pensacola (Fla.) Gas Co 408Pensacola Mobile & New Or. Ry.1101People's Gas Lt. Co., N. H _ _ 488People's Gas Lt. & Coke Co.,

Chic_ _186. 297, 507, 611, 909People's Natural Gas Co__ -86, 1197Peoria & Pekin Union RR 1004Peoria By. & Terminal Co_ _1004Pere Marquette Ry 906, 1004Perth Amboy Gas Lt. Co.. N. J.. 296Petaluma & Santa Rose By..

697, 906, 1193Phelps Dodge Corp_ _611, 1008, 1104Philadelphia Co 83, 291, 604Philadelphia Elec. Co_86, 186. 488Philadelphia Germantown & Nor-

ristown RR 697, 1101Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,

292, 402, 601, 803, 906, 1101Philalelphia & Reading Ry_292, 1004Phila. & Reading Coal & Iron Co. 408Phila. & West Chester Trac. Co_1193Phila. Yeast Manufacturing Co_1197Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Co _ 507, 611Pick (Albert) & Co., Chicago__ 408Piedmont & Northern (Elec.)By 77, 502

Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co_611, 909Pierce Oil Corp_ _408, 507, 611,

903, 910, 1291Pierce Pipe Line Co 611Pittsburgh Brewing Co 701Pittsburgh Chanters & Youghio-gheny RR 697

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago &St. Louis RR 292, 402

Pittsb. & Lake Erie RR_83, 292, 697Pittsb. McKeesp. & Yough. RR.. 182Pittsburgh Oil & Gas Co_ 807, 910Pittsburgh Rys___77, 83. 182,

402. 502. 697, 1101. 1193. 1288Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR_599, 1001Pittsourgh & West Vriginia By. 402Plymouth Cordage Co 86Pocas.sett Mfg. Co 910Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co 807Portland Gas & Coke Co 507Portland (Me.) Gas Lt. Co.._ _ _ 296Portland (Ore.) Flouring Mills Co.1008Portland (Ore.) By., Lt. & Pow_ 803Porto Rican-American TobaccoCo 307, 611

Potomac Electric Power Co.,Washington D C 701

Potomska Mills Corp., New Bed-ford 910

Potosi & Rio Verde By 1193Poulsen Wireless Telegram &Telephone Co 186

Pr: ide Oil & Gas Co 1197Premier Motor Corp. of N. Y.. _1105Pressed Steel Car Co.._488. 507,

119/, 1291Procter & Gamble Co 1104. 1197Providence Gas Co 1105Providence Securities Co 402Provincial Lt., Ht. & Pow. Co 807Pyrene Mfg. Co 408Public Service Corp., N. J. ...83,

402. 1197. 1288Public Service Electric Co__ _86, 807Public Service Ry., N. J_ ...182,

402, 502. 604, 697. 803Puget Sound Trac.. Light & Pow.Co_292, 402, 604. 906. 1005. 1193

Puget SoundTrac. , Lt. & Pow. Co .1102Pullman Co 86, 807Pusey & Jones Co. (Shipbuilders)1197

Quebec By., Lt. & Power Co.,182, 1005, 1187, 1298

Quebec & Saguenay Ry_ _ _ _182, 1288Queen Oil Co 910Queens Borough Gas Liz Elec. Co. 1008Quincy Omaha & Kan. City By.. 803

Rapid Transit in NewYork_83.182, 292, 502, 1005, 1288

Railway Steel Spring Co 807Ray Consol. Copper Co_ _ _ _186.

611, 701, 1197Reading Co_ _ _ _402, 697, 1005, 1102Reading Trans & Lt. Co_1005. 1193Regal Motor Car Co 86, 509Republic Iron & Steel Co_ _ _ 409Republic By. & Lt. Co__ _502, 1193Republic Rubber Corp 807Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.._ _ 507Rhode Island Co_297, 803, 906, 1193Richmond & Ches. Bay RR__ _1005Richmond Fredericksburg & Po-tomac RR 604, 697, 1005

Richmond Light & Rys 502Richmond Radiator Co 910Richmond & Rappahannock Ry_ 1193Ridge Ave. (Phila.) Pass. Ry... 1193Rio Grande Valley Trac. Co.(El Paso, Tex.) 1102

Riordan Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd.,807, 1105

Riverside Eastern 011 Co 409Riverside Western Oil Co 400Riverside Light, Power & GasCo., Abilene, Kan 1291

Rochester & Syracuse RR 1193

Page.Rochester & Pittsburg Coal &Iron Co 803

Rochester By. & Lt. Co__- _502. .

611, 1008, 1105. 1197Rochester Telephone Co 1008Rockford (I11.) City Trac. Co 604Rockland So. Thomaston & St.George By 83, 803

Rollin Chemical Co., Inc 1291Royal Dutch Co_ _86, 507, 807,

1105. 1197Russell Motor Car Co., Toronto 297Russian Rys 604

Sacramento Northern RR 182agamore Mfg. Co 507

Saginaw-Bay City By 502St. Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR_1005St. Augustine (Fla.) Gas & Elec.

Light Co 409St. Joseph Lead Co 611St. Lawrence River Power Co_ _1291St. Lawrence Bridge Co 297St. Lawrence Flour Mills 186St. Louis County Gas Co 1008St. Louis-San Fran. RR_ _ _ _182,

604. 1005, 1288St. Louis Southwestern Ry_182,

604, 795, 803St. Maurice Lumber Co 1008St. Paul Bridge & Term. Co......697St. Paul Union Depot Co 697Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc 1105Salt Lake City Un. Dep. & RR_1102Salt Lake & Utah RR 1102Schenectady Ry 502Scranton & Binghamton RR182, 1102Scranton By 502San Antonio & Aransas Pass Ry_ 604San Antonio Land & Irrig. Co....1198San Antonio (Tex.) Public Serv-

ice Co 1102San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR.,

402, 1194San Diego & Arizona By.. ..604, 1194San Diego Consol. Gas & Elec.Co 507, 611, 807, 910

San Diego Home Teleph. Co_ _ __ 611Sandusky (0.) Mansfield & New-ark RR 83

Sandusky Norwalk & Mansfielo_ 402Sandy Valley & Elkhorn Ry 604San Fran. Napa & Calistoga By.. 402San Fran.-Oakland TerminalRys_ _292, 402, 697, 907, 1288

San Joaquin Lt. & Power Corp.,611, 1102

San Jose RRs 604Santa Maria Oil Fields (of Cal.) 297Santa Monica Bay Home Tele-phone Co 611

Sapulpa Refining Co 297,1311Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc 1198Savage Arms Co 297, 508Savannah (Ga.) Gas Co 409Saxon Motor Corp., Detrolt_297, 508Scioto Valley Traction Co 83Schoharie Valley RR 803Schuylkill By 292Scranton (Pa.) By 1005Seaboard Air Line Ry_ _182. 402,

604. 803, 1005Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago,

86, 508. 1008Semet-Solvay Co., Syracuse_86.

297, 508Shannon Copper Co 186, 1105Sharp Mfg. Co 611Shattuck-Arizona Copper Co.,Inc 186 288, 297, 508

701, 808, 1105. 1198Shasta Land & Timber Co_ _ _ _1008Shell Transport & Trading Co_ _

86, 808, 1008Shawmut Cotton Mills Corp.,

Fall River 1105Shawinigan Water & Power Co_

1198, 1291Shenandoah Traction Co 1102(The) Shoreland (Apartments),

Chicago, III 409Shoreline Elec Ry 80.1Sinclair Oil & Refining Corp_

611, 701, 808, 910Sioux City (Ia.) Gas & Elec. Co. 49Sioux Falls (S. D.) Gas Co...... 49Skinner & Eddy Corp., Seattle._ 408Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co_

297, 611Smith & Wesson Co 1105Solvay Process Co 508Somerset Union & Middlesex

Lighting Co 86South Carolina Light, Power& By 1288

Southeastern Ohio Ry 83South Lake Mining Co '1105South Porto Rica Sugar Co_ _ _ 910South Side Elev. RR, Chicago_1005South Shore (S. I.) Traction Co. 182Southern Aluminum Co 611Southern Bell Telephone & Tele-graph Co 178

Southern Cal. Edison Co_ _86.186, 508, 1008

Southern Canada Power Co_ _ _ _ 86Southern Ill. & Mo. Bridge Co_ 402Southern N. Y. Power & By.Corp 83

Southern Counties Gas Lt. Co.of Cal 808

Southern New England Telep.Co. 179

Southern New England RR 604Southern Ohio Traction Co_ _ _ 292Southern Pipe Line Co 503Southern Pacific Co_ _83. 182,

292, 403, 495, 509, 604. 697.1005, 1194

Southern Public Utlities Co_ 502Southern Ry_ _292. 403, 502.

604, 1005, 1102, 1288Southern Street Ry 1288Southwestern Bell Telep. Co.,

St. Louis 888Southwestern Power & Lt. Co_ 611Southwestern Telep. & Teleg.Co. 1008

Spanish River Pulp & PaperMills Ltd 1105

Springfield (Mass.) St. Ry_ _604.803, 1194

Spring Valley (Cal.) Water Co.508. 1008, 1105

Spokane & Inland Empire Ry 697


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Page.Spokane Portland & Seattle By.

697, 1005

Page.Toledo & Cincinnati By 403Toledo & Western Electric Ry 605

Page.United Rys. Co. of St. Louis,292, 697, 907, 1005, 1102,

Page.Wells-Fargo & Co_ _298, 1188, 1292Welsbach Co., Gloucester, N. J. 410

(E. R.) Squibb & Sons, N. Y.... 186 Toledo & Western RR 83 1194, 1288 (P.) Wesel Mfg. Co 702Stafford Mills, Fall River, Mass. 508 Toledo Fostoria & Findlay RR__ 403 United Traction Co. of

Pittsb_- - 83 Westcott Express Co 516

Stark Elec. Ry 83, 403 Toledo Peoria & Western Ry 286 United Traction Co. of Albany, West End St. By 503Standard Aircraft Corp 409 Toledo (0.) Ry.& Lt.Co_83, 605, 803 502. 697, 1188 West Kootenay Pow. & Lt. Co.,Standard Chemical Iron & Lum- Tol. St. Louis & West. Ry-497, 1102 United Verde Extension Min. Co 1198 Ltd. 187

ber Co 910, 1008 Toledo Shipbuilding Co 409 U. S Bobbin & Shuttle Co 1198 West Penn Power Co.. _403, 702, 808Standard Milling Co_ _ _ _ _ _ 508 Tonopah-Belmont Dev. Co_86, 1105 U. S. Cast Iron Pipe & Fdy. Co_ 612 West Shore RY 503Standard Oil Co. of Calif_186-, 1291 Tonopah Mining Co 408 U. S Cartridge Co 86 West Virginia Coal & Coke.187, 1292Standard Oil Co. of Indiana.701, 808 Tooke Bros., Ltd 186 U. S. Glass Co.

' Pitts____910, 1189 West Virginia Traction & Elec.

Standard Oil Co. of N. L.297,409, 808

Topeka By., Topeka, Kan 1005Toronto Electric Co 697

U. S. Manganese Corp 410U S. Lt. & Ht. Co., Niagara

Co. 183Western Elec. Co.. .. 612, 1292

Standard Oil Co. of Utah 508 TorringtonCo.,Torrington,Conn1285 Falls 298, 702, 808 Western Grocers, Ltd 410Standard Oil Cloth Co 910 Towar Textile Mills Corp 409 U. S. Playing Card Co 1292 Western N. Y. & PennsylvaniaStandard Ports Co 701 Trans-Mississippi Term .Ry.403 , 1288 U. S Rubber Co., 187, 702, Trac. Co 83Standard Screw Co 693 Trenton & Mercer County Trac. 1009, 1198 Western N. Y. Pennsylvania Ry 175Standard Steel Car Co 1008 Co 1288 U S. Shoe Machinery Co 910 Western N. Y. Utilities Co.._ _ -1292(The) Streets Co., Chicago.. _ _ _ 86 Trenton Potteries Co 298 U. S. Smelt., Refg. & Mining Co.1292 Weatern Maryland RR.. _ _ _403,Staten Island Rapid Transit Co.. 182 Tr -City Railway & Light Co.._ _1288 U. S. Steel Corp., 86, 187, 410, 698, 1005Steel Co. of Canada 808 Tri-State Telep. & Teleg. Co.__ _ 808 498, 612, 702, 910, 1105, 1292 Western Ohio Elec. By.. _83,Steel & Tube Co. of Amer._ _186, 297 Prow Directory. Printing & U. S. Worsted Co 702, 1009 403, 1288Stern Bros. (N. Y.), Dry Goods_ 800 Book Binding Co 1105 Utah-Apex Mining Co 516 Western Pacific BR.. _292, 403,Stewart Mfg. Corp 1008, 1198 Trumbull Steel Co.. _808. 910, Utah Copper Co., 187, 702. 119g 503, 605, 698, 1102, 1186Stewart-Warner Speedometer 1105, 1198 Utah Consol. Mining Co_ _ _516, 1198 Western States Gas & Elec. Co.

Corporation 409, 508, 1008 Turner Construction Co 408 Utah Gas & Coke Co 1009 187, 612, 1009Stromberg Carburetor Co. of Turners Falls Power & Elec. Co., Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., Salt Western Union Teleg. Co_ -87,America, Inc 602, 910 186, 409, 1198 Lake City 289 187. 410, 516, 702, 808, 1105Stutz Motor Car Co. of Am. ,Syr.1097 Twin City Rapid Transit Co., Utah Light & Traction Company Western By. of Alabama 183Syracuse & Suburban RR_ _ _182, 605 292, 502, 605 698, 1102 Westinghouse Air Brake Co_87, 298Syracuse Light & Power Co____ 409 Utah Power & Lt. Co 612 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.. _Studebaker Corporation 298 Tnderground Elec. Rys. Co. of 516, 808Sullivan Machinery Co. (of London 403, 502, 803. 907 Valley Steamship Corp 910 Westmoreland Coal Co_ _ _ _612, 1198

Mass.). Chicago and N. Y___ 178 Union Bag & Paper Corp 808 alpariso Lighting Co 1009 Weyman-Bruton Co 1105, 1292Superior Colliery Co 808, 910 Union Consolidated Elev. By.. _1288 Val Verde Mutual Water Co_ 410 Wharton Steel Co 298Superior Steel Corporation 910 Union Carbide & Carbon Co_ 298 Vermont Valley RR 907 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ity....285,Sutter Basin Co 516 Union Elec. Lt. & Pow. Co., 86, 186 Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific 1005, 1194Stutz Motor Car Co. of America.. 1009 Union Elevated RR 1288 By 182, 907, 1005 White Pass & Yukon Ry_....503', 605Swan & Finch 186 Union Gas & Elec. Co., 86, 612, Vicksburg Gas Co 410 William Cramp & Sons Ship andSwift & Co 186, 409, 516 701, 888 Victor Talking Mach. Co_1009, 1105 Engine Building Co

612, 701, 808, 910, 1198Symington (T. H.) Co 508

Union Pacific RR., 83, 182, 697,999, 1010, 1005, 1102, 1194

Union Natural Gas Co _ 692

Victor Typewriter Co 1292Virginia Carolina Chemical Co

498, 1009

Wilkes-Barre Colliery Co Wilkes-Barre Rys 181700882Wilkes-Barre & Wyoming Valley

Tacoma Gas Co 86. 1105 Union 011 Co. of Calif., 86, 298, 910 Virginia Iron, Coke & Coke Co 801

Traction Co 102coma Ry & Power Co....-182, 403 Union Sulphur Co 186, 298 Virginian Power Co 177 Willys-Overland Co_ _298, 910,

Tampico Oil Co 1291 Union Tank Line Co 1009 Virginia By. & Power Co.. _503, 1009, 1105, 1292Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co. Union Terminal Co 403, 803 1284, 1288 Wilson & Co., Inc_187, 612, 702, 910

808, 1001 Union Traction Co., Coffeyville, Virginia-Western Power Co_ __-1009 Winchester Repeating Arms Co_1105Technical Supply Co 1291 Kan 1194 Vulcan Detinning Co 1009 Winnipeg Electric By 1288Tennessee Central RR 182 Union Trac. Co. of Ind 83 Winston-Salem Southbound Ry_1194Tennessee Copper Co • 409 Union Trac. Co. of Santa Cruz_ - 803 Wabash Ry__182, 502, 605, Wisconsin-Minesota Lt. & Pow.Tennessee Railway 292, 502 United Alloy Steel Corp 516 1005 1102 Co 516, 1009, 1292Tennessee Ry., Lt. & Power Co.. 502 United Cigar Stores Co., 86, 410, Wages_ _87, 187, 403, 702, 907, Wisconsin Power L. & Ht. Co.. _Tennessee Valley Iron & RR., 1009, 1198, 1292 910, 1005, 1102 809, 907

Collinwood, Tenn 1291 United Coal Corp 79, 298 Wabasso Cotton Co., Three Wisconsin Securities Co 503Terminal RR., Association of St. United Drug Co 1009 Rivers, Que 702, 1105 Wolverine Copper Mining Co.._

Louis 605, 1288 United Fuel Gas Co. of Hamil- Wakefield Iron Co 87 612, 910, 1198Terre Haute Indianoplis & East. ton, Ont., Ltd 186 Waltham (Mass.) Watch Co_ 516 Woodward Iron Co 702Trac. Co 182 United Fruit Co 1105 Walworth Mfg Co 910, 1009 (F. W.) Woolworth 187, 1105Terre Haute Trac. & Light Co__ 182 United Gas & Elec. Corp., 187, Washington, Bait. & Annapolis Women's Institute of DomesticTexas Co., Houston, Tex 1097 503, 1102, 1288 Elec. RR 83 Arts & Sciences, Inc 1202

Texas Midland RR 907 United Gas & Fuel Co. of Hamil- Washington Ry. & Elec. Co 183, Worcester Gas Light Co 808Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co_ _ _ _1291 ton (Ont.), Ltd 298 698, 803, 1288 Worcester Consol. Street Ry_ _Texas & Pacific Ry 182, 803 (The) United Gas Impt. Co., Washington-Virginia By 803 403, 503, 612, 803Texas Power & Light Co 612 Philadelphia 399 Washington Water Power Co.... 803 Worcester & Warren Street By.. A289Third Av. Ry. ,N .Y.83, 803, 907, 1194 United Light & Rys. Co___286, 605 Washington Sugar Co 918 Wright-Martin Aircraft Co.. _ _ _ 87Thomas Iron Co., Hokendauqua,Pa 1190

Thompson (J. V.) Coal Prop's 516

United Metal Selling Co 1009United Paperboard Co., Inc.,

612, 692

Wamsutta Mills 808Ware & Brookfield Street By.. _1288Warren Bros., Boston 87

Wright Wire Co 87

'Vale-Towne Mfg Co 1292Tidewater 011 Co., N. Y____796, 910 United Power & Transport. Co_ _1102 War Regulations_ _ _ _187, 298, I nkers New York) RR - 1103Tidewater Power Co_ _83. 1194, 1291 United Railways Co. of Havana, 410, 516, 605, 612 Yorgyan Rosin & Turpentine Co. 87Tiffin Fostoria & East. Elec. Ry_ 403 1194, 1288 Waterloo, Cedar Rapids (Elec.) Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal Co 410Tiffin Fostoria & Eastern RR_ _ _1102 United Rys. of San Fran., 182, By. 1005 Youngstown & Ohio River RR_ _1289Tobacco Products Corp 86, 409Todd Shipyards Corporation.. _ _ 298

1102, 1288United Rys. & Elec. Co., Bait.,

Waycross & Western RR 907Wyandotte County Gas Co ___ _ 410

YoungstownTube Co

(Ohio) Sheet &87, 1105

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Tol. Bowl. Green & So. Trac.Co_ 403 292, 403. 907 Weirton (W. Va.) Steel Co__ _ 612 Yukon Gold Co 79. 1009

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Argentina. See Foreign K nosaNorth Dakota- Bask 530 Co., Fla 526Governments. nstItutional amend- Constitutional amend- Abbey,

bington, Pa 918BakerA-Paliston Spa., N. Y 96

Arizona-Constitutional amen d-ments proposed 1206

Legislature adjourns, spe-

ments proposed 821Court upholds bonds issued for construction ofcombined water and

ments proposed 1207

0111°Constitutional amend-

Adams, N. Y....98, 526, 620,713, 1207

Ajo S. D., Aria 713, 1022Akron, Ohlo_96, 308, 419,

B altlinore, Md 620Barberton, Ohlo__308, 419,

620, 1116Bartlesville, Okla 821

cial 95 light plant 525 ments proposed 1303 620, 821, 1116, 1207 Bartlett, Neb 96Auburn Twp., 0., Injunc-tion proceedings 1303

ampasas, Tex.-I-. city bonds Wanted_... 620

Ontario-Province to loan money to

Alberta S. D., Alta_205,424, 621, 826, 922

Barton Twp., Ont 1308Batavia, Ohio '200,19188

Britith Columbia (P. 0.)-Louisiana-

Constitutional Amend-municipalities for build-ing homes 526

Alcorn Co., Miss.. ..200, 713,1207

Batesville, Ark 308Battle Creek, Mich__419,Muni ipal laws revised1303 ments Proposed 1115 Municipal statistics 620 Alido, III 526, 713, 821 620,Burnaby, B. C.-

Contest with railway com-Legislature Adjourns_ _ _ 307Prohibition amendment

Oregon-Constitutional amend-

Alleghany Co., NId 06Allenby S. D., Sask 530

Baxter S. D., Han Baylor Co., Tex

1932001830

pany settled 418 (national) ratified by ments proposed 1021 Allen Co., Ind 918, 1207 Bayonne, N. J 713, 821

Canada-Business Profits War

special Session of Legis-lature 713

Special Session of Legis-Pline° Albert, Sask.-De-

fault in payment ofinterest 418

Allen Co., Ohio 96Allen Parish, La 419Alliance, Ohio 308, 1116

Beatrice, Neb.06, 419, 713, 821Beaufort Twp., No. Car_11210170Beaumont, Tex Tax Act (1916) amended 620 lature 307, 821 Alpine S. D., Utah 06 Beaver Dam, Wis.... ....200, 419Defaults of municipalities nhode Island-Tax values Altoona S. D., Ala 526 Beaverdam S. D., So. Car.. 918to be met by Provinces_ 620 ANansfleld, Ohlo- (1018) 200 Amherstburg, Ont_ _ _101, 205 Beaverhead Co. S. D., Mont 526Government aid to Cana- IVI Bonds invalid 95 Russia. SeeForeign Govts. Amity, Ore 308, 526 Becker Co., Minn 620dian rallwaYs 95 Mann Municipal Water Dis- Amity S. D., Ohio_ _308, 821 Bedford, Ohio 018, 1116Income War Tax Act trict, Calif .-Water plant Saint Clair County, Mo.- Amsterdam, N. Y....._06, 200 Bedford S. D., Ind -308, 419(1917) amended 620

Parliament convenes 1303purchase upheld 200

Maryland-ConstitutionalBondholders injunction

made permanent by court 526Anderson-Cottonwood Irrig.

Dist., Cal 419ford S. ., Ohio Bed D

Belden, Nob.102926Second "Victory Loan"- 620 amendments proposed-- 918 San Francisco, Calif.- Anderson Twp., Ont 530 Belhaven, No. Caro 018Serial bonds preferred_ - - - 200 Maisonneuve, Quo.-Bonds Bonds on installment plan 95 Ann Arbor, Mich 419 Bellaire City S. D., Ohio...Victory Loan bonds ad- to be paid 418 State financee-Finances of Arcanum, Ohio 200 526, 918vance to par 1115 Minnesota-Constitutional cities 526 Archbold, Ohio 419 Belle Center S. D., Ohio__ 526

Custer County, Mont.- amendments proposed _ 918 South Dakota-Constituti- Arco, Ida 96 Bell Co., Ky 1022Debt settlement 1303 Missouri-Constitutional onal amendments pro- Ardmore, Okla__308, 526, 018 Beliefontaine, Ohlo_96, 620, 918

amendments proposed.. _ _1206 posed 1021 Argyle, Minn 918, 1110 Bellevue, 01110_918, 1022, 1116

Detrott-St. Clair Heights Montana-Constitutional Arizona 95 Belmont Co., Ohlo_821, 1116Annexation 1115 amendments p roposed_ _1303 Taxing municipal bonds Arlington S. D., Ohlo_96, 419 Beltrami Co. S. D., Minn-- 620

Municipal bond sales- unconstitutional 018 Armstrong Co., Tex 1116 BelviJero, Ill 200vdmonton, Alberta- (Monthly) _95, 306, 524, Texas- Arnoli S. D., Pa 821 Bennet S. D., Nob 918K.. Payment of 1918 ma- 1021, 1114 Constitutional amend- Artesia, N. Mex 200, 1022 Bergen Co., N. J_ _308, 419, 713turities 418 Nevada- ments proposed 1022 Arthur, Ont 1118 Bessemer, Ala 918Prohibition proposition States investments in war Ashland, Wig 1207, 1303 Bethel S D., Ohio 200

Florlda - Constitutional to be submitted at gen- - certificates.. 418 Asotia, Wash 821 Bethel Twp., Ohio_ -96, 308amendments proposed. 821 eral election 1021 Toronto, Ont.-Financial Aspinwall S D., Pa 1110 Bethel Twp. S. D., Ohio....Foreign Governments- Newfoundland- statement 526 Astoria, Ore 713 419, 526,1730133Argentina- Victory Loan 200 Tyler, Minn.-Tornadoes_ 821 Astor Park S. D., Fla 308 Bethlehem, N Y 620Loan offering by bank- New York City-Budget for Athens, Ohio 200 Bexley, Ohio ers 307 1919 (tentative) 821 VirgInla-West Virginia- Atlanta, Oa 96, 308 Bicknell S. D., Ind 527Fenders for bonds re-

quested 525'Russia-

New York State-"Tomas" Land title regi-

tration law workable.... 526

State debts controv-ersY 418, 713

Molts Co. S. D., Okla_200, 419Attica, Ind 1022Attlebor, Mass.419, 1207, 1303

Big Horn Co. S. D., Moon88t:.19

Big Horn S. D., Bask Interest paid on credit_ 200 Interest payments 713 West Virginia- Auburn S. D., Ohio 96

231000031

Big Lake, Minn Interest paid on internal

loan 713Constitutional amend-ments proposed 1206

State debt controy-ersy 418, 713

Auburn Twp., Ohlo_713,018, 1022

Big Nestucca, Ore_ _ _527, 713Big Spring, Cal 713, 918

State debt 713 Constitutional amend- Audrain Co., Mo 713, 821 Bingham Co. S. D., Ida_.A Constitutional amend-

ments proposed 1115Iowa-

North Carolina-Constitutional amend-ments proposed _821, 918

Municipal bond laws ex-

ments proposed 918Wisconsin-Legislature Con-

venes 1207Wyoming - Constitutional

Auglaize Co., Ohio...200,821, 018, 1022

Austin, 'fox 96, 200, 419Ayemer, Ont 205

308, 527Binghamton, N. Y__713,

Bird Island, min9e18, 1022, 1118 200Taxable values (1918)__.. 200 plained 526 amendments proposed_ _1022 Aylmer, Ont 530 Birmingham 200


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Bishop, Cal 527, 821 Clay Co., Mo 201, 419 Edgewood, Tex 822 Hamtramck, Mich 130

n o. S. D., Mont_ _96,BlameC308, 918, 1116

Clay Co., Tenn 419Clay Co., So. Dak 527

Edon S. D.. Ohio 919El Centro, Cal 201

Hancock Co., Ind _ _309, 621,71Hancock Co., Minn 20

Blanchester, Ohio_ _ __419, 527 Clayton S. D., N. Mox_ - _1116 Eldorado S. D., Kan 309 Hancock Co., Ohio_ 97,

Bloomdale, Ohio 527, 821 Clayton S. D., Ohlo-621, Electra, Tex 1207 420, 822, 91Bloominggrove S. D., Ohio. 419 1023, 1116 Elizabeth, N. Y 822 Hanna, Alta 71Blue Creek, Ind 527, 821 Clear Creek Twp., Ohio.. Ellis, Kan 714, 1116 Hanover Twp., Pa__420, 12CBlythe, Tex 96 308, 621, 1116, 1207 Ellis Co., Tex__97, 309, Hardin, Mo 9Boise City S. D., Ida_821, 1207 Clearwater Co. S.D., Minn.1116 528, 822, 919 Hardin Co., Ohlo___714, 82

Bois D. Arc., Tex 918 Clermont Co., Oblo__308, Elmhurst S. D., Ill 201 Harlem, Ga 62

Bolivar Co. Miss 527 419, 714 Emmett, Ida 201 Harlowe Twp., No. Car __120Bonesteel, S. Dak__ _713,

821, 1207Cleveland, Ohio__97, 201,

527, 714Englewood Cliffs S. D.,N. J 1304

Harriman, Tenn _ _420, 822, 111Harrison Co., Miss _622, Ill

Bonifay, Fla 527 Cleveland, Okla 97, 419 Erie, Pa__97, 201, 528, Harrison Tw.p. S. D., Ind_ 30

Bonner Springs S. D., Kan. Clinton, No. Caro__97, 201, 308 1116, 1304 Harrisonville S. D., Ohio.308, 620 Clinton Co., Ind__308, 918 Erie S .D., Pa 420 715, 102

Boone Co., Ind 1022, 1207 Clintonville S. D., Wis__ Erie Co., Ohio 919, 1023 Hartford, No. Dak 20Boonton, N. J 1022 1116, 1303 Essex

Co., N. J 420, 621 Harwood S. D., Tex 62

Boston, Mass__620, 918,1116, 1303

Coal Grove S. D., Ohlo_714, 822, 1023

Estuary, Sask 313Ethelbert, Man 313

Hattiesburg, Miss 62Haverhill, Mass 1207, 130

Bottineau S. D., So. Dak__ 527 Coalinga, Cal 1116 Ettrick, Wls 528 Havre De Grace, Md 130Bovina Black Dr. Dist., Wis .96 Cochise Co., Ariz 621 Euclid, Ohio_ _97, 201, 714 Hawley S. D., Minn 715, 102Bradentown, Fla 96 Cohoes, N. Y_- __419, 621, 714

_-Euphrasia Twp. B. C. 101 Hempstead S. D., N. Y-

Bradford, Ohlo__96, 200, 918 Coitsville S. D., Ohio 201 Evansville S. D., Ind_309, 621 309, 52

Braintree, Mass 96 Coke Co., Tex 97 Henderson Co.,

Tex _420, 71

Brandon, Ont 424 Coleburg S. D., Ia__822, 1303 Vairfax S. D., Cal__420, 714 Hennepin S. D., Minn_Brantford, Ont 1306 Collins Co., Tex 309, 1023 V air Oakes, Cal 919 622, 715, 120Brattleboro, Vt 96 Colorado Co., Tex 309 Fairmont, Colo 1116 Herkimer Co., N. Y 20Brazos Co., Tex 620, 918 Columbia, Tenn 309, 621 Fairmont, W Va 714 Highland Park, Mich_202,Bremen, Ohio 620 Columbia Irr. Dist., Wash.1303 Falk, Minn 621 309, 120Brevard Co. S. D., Fla__

200, 527, 620Columbiana S. D., Ohio__ _ 419Columbus, Neb__97, 309, 621

Fallon Co. S. D., Mont.201,420, 822

Highland Park S. D., Mich. 30Highmore, So. Dak 120

Brewster S. D., Ohlo-419, 918 Columbus, Ohlo_309, 527, Faxon, Okla 201 High Point, No, Car 111Bridgeburg, Ont 101, 205 621, 1303 Fayette Co., Tex 1207 Hill Co., Tex 528, 102Bridgewater, Mass 200 Comanche Co., Tex_ _97, 309 Fayette Twp., Ind..-97, 420 Hill Co. S. D., Mont_622,Brighton, Colo 200 Commerce, Ga 201 Federalsburg, Md 97 919, 102Bristol, Va 822 Commerce, Tex 822 Fergus Co. S. D., Mont. Hillsboro, Ill 9Bristol, Tenn 713, 918 Concord S. D., Mis.s__419, 621 97, 201, 309, 822, 1116 Hinckley S. D., Ohio 20

Bristol Co., Mass.527, 620,1116, 1207

Concord Twp. S. D., Ohio.201, 714

Ferndale S. D., Mich 420Miley S. D., Neb____420, 822

Holdredge, Neb 715, 130Hollansburg S. D., Ohio__ 91

Bristow S. D., Okla- 918 Converse Co. S. D., Wyo_1303 Fitchville S. D., Ohio 528 Holyoke, Colo 20-822,Britt S. D.

' Ia 96 Cook Co., III 621, 714 Flathead Co., Mont_ _97, Home S. D., Sask _ 10

Broadwater Co. S. D., Mont 308 Cook Co., Minn 1116 420, 822, 1116 Homer, Neb 309, 919, 120Brockton, Mass_308, 419,

620, 1116, 1207Corcoran, Cal 201Corning S. D., Ohio 97

Fleming, Colo 309Florence, Ala_309, 528, 1207

Horning, Okla 91Honeve Falls, N. Y 130

Brockville, Ont 424, 530 Cortland, Ohio 822 Florida S. D., Ind_ 714, 919 Hood River, Ore 102Broken Arrow S. D., Okla. Coshocton, Ohio 822 Floyd Co., Ga_ ,.._ 528 Hooversville, Pa 120

713, 1207 Coshocton Co., Ohlo_201, Forest, Ohio 621-, 822, 919 Hopkins Co., Tex 71Brooko Twp., out 1025- - _. - _ _ _ . ......

419, 621A .....S.. A... T.....

Forestburg S. D., Alta.624, 922AnA

Horse Heaven, Wash 102........... , IAA

k1roolcrleii S. U., OfllO.. 005

Brookville, Ohlo.._ _ _1116,1207, 1303

Broward Co., Fla.. ..308, 620Brown Co., Wis 714Brownsville, Tex 308, 918Brunswick, Md 96, 620Brush, Colo 96Bryan, Ohio 96, 201, 419Bryan Twp., III 97Buchtel S. D., Ohio 96Buffalo, N. Y..308, 620,

714, 822, 1022Buhl, Ida 201Duras, La 918Burdett S. D., Alta 718Burley, Ida 1207Burlingame, Cal 308Burlington, Colo 1303Burton Lake, Sask 101Durwood S. D., Cal 410Bushnell S. D., Neb 714Butte, Mont 1022Byesvillo S. 13., Ohlo_308, 419

alexico, Cal 201, 527alhoun Co., Mich 1116

Calhoun Co., Fla 308Calhoun Co., Tex 918California 527, 822Callahan Co., Tex 1116Calypso, No. Car.. ..419, 620Cambridge, Mass-97, 527,

620, 714, 1023, 1116Cambridge, Ohio 714, 918Cambridge S. D., Minn- 918Camden, N. J__97, 201,

308,419, 822,1116Cameron Co., Tex-_-714, 1303Campbell Co., Tenn .308, 419Canada 95Canada S. D., Sask 101Canton, Miss 308Canton, N. Y 419Canton, Ohio.-308, 621,

822, 1207Canyon Co., Ida_527, 1116,

1207Carbon Co. S. D., Mont. - - 419Caroni, Ill 621Carmichael S. D., Miss..... 97Carleton Co., Ont____101, 718Carlisle, Pa 308Carney, Okla 714Carroll Co., Ind 97, 1023Carroll Twp., Ohio_308, 419Carter Co., Mont 97Carthage, N • Y 822, 1116Carver Co. S. D., Minn.

918, 1116Cascade Co., Mont 201Cascade Co. S. D., Mont.

308, 621, 822, 1207Casmalla S. D., Cal 1116Cass Co., Ind 308, 419Celina, Ohio ..201, 714, 1023Centerburg, Ohio 97Center Two., Ind _527, 621, 1303Center Twp. S. D., Ind_ _.. 201Central City, Neb 419Cerro Gordo Co., Ia 1116Charlotte, No. Caro-918,

1207, 1303Charlotte Twp., No. Car_ _1023Chatham, Ont • 922, 1306Chattanooga, Tenn 201Cheektowaga, N. Y 1116Chelsea, Mass 527Cherokee Co., So. Car.1207,

1303Chesapeake City, Md621, 1023Chester S. D., Pa_ -918,

1023, 1207Chester Twp., Ohio- -97, 308Chicago, 111-97, 201, 621, 1023Chickaska S. D., Okla.419, 627Chipman S. D., Alta 718Chouteau Co. S. D., Mont.

308, 419, 527, 822, 918, 1207Cincinnati, Ohlo_201, 419,

918, 1023, 1207, 1303Claresholm S. D., Alta_ 718Clark Co., Ark 1023Clark Co. S. D., Wash 201Clarksburg, W. Va 1116

.,Conlee Creek, Sask 101Covington, Ky 714Covington S. D., Va 419Cowlitz Co., Wash 1023Craig Lead Co., Ark 527Crawford Co., Ohio 1207Crawfordsville, Ind 1023Creedmore S. D., No. Caro.

309, 410Cresson S. D., Tex 918Creston, Ohio 419, 822Crockett S. D., Miss 714Crowley, La 1116Crow Wing S. D., Minn

714, 1023Custer Co. S. D., Mont.

201, 1116Cuyahoga Co., Ohlo_419, 918Cuyahoga Falls; 01110_527,

918, 1303Cynthiana, Ky 97Cypress Dr. Dist., Ark..... 621Czar S. D., Alta 718

ade Co., FDla__201, 527, 1207alley, Minn 714

Dale City, Cal 1304Dallas, Tex 309Dallas Center S. D., Ia 97Dallas Co., Tex 97, 621Dallas S. D., No. Caro....309Dalton, Ida 309, 714

1023 527, 714822, 1116

1207

Darien, GaDarke Co., OhioDavenport, Ia Daviess Co., Ind Dawson Co. S. D., Mont. •

309, 527, 714, 822, 919, 1304Dayton, Ohio_ .97,309, 527,

1023, 1304Dearborn, Mich 420, 621Decatur, Ill 97, 1116Defiance, Ohio_ _309, 527,

621, 714, 1116Defiance Co., Ohio_ _822, 1207De Kalb Co., Ind 309, 527Delaware 919, 1116Delaware, Ohio 97, 527Delaware City S. D., Ohio- 919Delaware Co., Ind_ _309,

420, 919, 1207Delaware Co., Okla_ _527, 822Del Norte Co., Cal 714Delta Farm, Cal 822Denver, Colo____418, 621, 919Dos Moines, Ia 1304De Soto Co., Fla. .97, 527, 1207Detroit, Mich_ _97, 621,

714, 919, 1207, 1304Dewitt Co., Tex_ _97, 309, 1207Dickson S. D., Pa_ _ _ _201, 420Dobson S. D., No. Caro.

420, 714Dormont S. D., Pa.309, 420, 528Dows, Iowa 1207Drumright, Okla 1023Drumright S. D., Okla_ _ _ _ 07Dry Creek Miss 1304Dubuque Co., Ia 1023Duluth S. D., Minn 628Dumont S. D., N. J 1116Duncan, Okla 1116Dundas, N. B 1118, 1306Dunkirk, Ohio 201, 420Durham, No. Caro_ _201,

910, 1116Duval Co., Fla 822, 1116Duval Co., Tex 97

t Aurora, E asN. Y__300, 420ast Chicago, Ind 621East Hampton, Mass 420Eastland Co., Tex_ _ __309, 822East Lansdowne, Pa._621, 919East Liverpool, Ohio__201,

621, 822East Mauch Chunk, Pa 300Easton, Pa 420, 528East Youngstown, Ohio....

621, 714Eaton, Ohlo 309Eau Claire, Wis 621Ecrose, Mich 822Eddy, N. Mex 97

Fort Laramie, Ohio 1207Fort Lauderdale, Fla 201Fort Meyers, Fla 822Fort Payne, Ala 714, 919Fort Pierce, Fla 714Fort Scott, Kan 1207Fort Wayne, Ind 528Fostoria, Ohlo__309, 621,

919, 1207Fountain Inn, So. Caro_97, 621Framingham, Mass 201Frankfort, Ind_ -621, 919, 1207Franklin Co., Ohio_ _621,

714,919,1023,1116

. Franklin Twp. Ohlo_97, 1023Fredonia, N. Y 528, 1023Freeport, Ohio 621Fremont, Ohio 201Fresno, Cal 1023Frontenac Co., Ont 101Frontvale S. D. Cal 919

Co.,Fulton Ind_201, 420,621, 822, 1023, 1304

Gadsden Co., Fla__309,528, 621, 919

Galena, Kan 714, 822Galion S. D., Ohio_ 528, 1207Gallipolis, Ohio 621, 1023Galloway S. D., Ark_309, 1117Gallup, N. Mex 201Ganges Twp., Mich 309Garretson, S. Dak_ _919, 1207Garvin Co., Okla 420Gary, Ind 202, 528Gary S. D., So. Dak 1117Geauga Co., Ohlo_202, 309, 714Gehring S. D., Neb__309, 420Germantown, Ohio_ _ _ _621,

714, 1304Gilbert S D., Ia 1207Gilbert S. D., Minn 202Glade S. D., Miss 919Glendale, Cal 1023, 1207Glenns Ferry, Ida.. __528, 621Glenwood S. D., Minn_ _ __ 919Gloucester, Maas_ 822, 1304Gloucester City, N. J 919Godrich, Out 1118Gogebic Co., Mich 1023Gold Hill, Ore 202, 1304Goldsboro, No. Car . __309, 528Goldsboro Twp., No. Car_ 393Gonzales Co., Tex 202Gowanda, N. Y 97Grace, Ida 621Grafton Twp., Minn 528Graham S. D., Tex 919Grand Haven, Mich 528Grand Island, Neb 1117Grand Rapids, Wis__420,

621, 919, 1023Grand Rapids, Mich 1117Granite Co., Mont__822, 919Grant Co., Ark 714, 822Grant Co., Ore 309Gratis S. D., Ohio 309Grant Orchards, Wash 919Grayson Co., Tex 822Greater Winnipeg, Man_ _1118Grenada S. D., Cal 919Greenville, Ohio 309Greenville, So. Car__420, 822Greenville, No. Car 621Greenwood, III 97Gregg Co., Tex 822Grinnell, Ia 714Groveland S. D., Fla__309,

1023, 1304Guernsey Co., Ohlo__621, 822Gueydan, La 420, 714Guthrie, Okla 1304

ackensack,H Minn 1304

aledon, N ./ 97, 528Halifax, N 13 313, 826Halifax, Pa 420Hamilton, Mass 528Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton, Out 1211 ., 1306Hamilton Co., Fla_ _621, 714Hamilton Co., Ind_ _309, 420Hamilton Co., Ohio_ _919,

1023, 1207

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Minn 3Houston, Tex 202Houston Co., Tex_97, 309, 822Howard Co., Ind_715, 919, 1023Howard Co., Mo_ _1023, 1304Hubbard, Ohlo__310, 528, 1209Hudson, N. Y 528Hudson, Ohio_ _420, 822, 919Hugheson S. D., Cal 1023Hunt Co., Tex 823Hunterdon Co., N. .1_202, 823Huntington Co., Ind_202, 420Huron Co., Ohio_ ___622, 823Huron Twp. S. D., Ia.... ...1209Hutchinson, Han 823, 919

Idaho 1209nclian Grave, Ill.... ...715, 1117

Indian Grove, Ill 622Indianapolis, Ind_202, 528, 715Interriver Dr. Dist., Mo 1117Iona, Minn 97, 310Irvington, N. J 823Isantl Co., Minn 1023

Ja ckson , Miss 1024, 1117ackson Co., Fla 622

Jackson Twp., Ind. 97, 310, 919Jackson Twp., Ohio 1304Jackson Twp. S. D., Ind_

97, 420Jackson Twp. S. D., Ohio_ 528Jacksonville, Ill 528Janesville, Wis 1117Jay Co., Ind_ _98, 420, 823, 1024Jefferson Co. S. D., Mont..

202, 310Jefferson S. D., Ia_622, 823,.919Jefferson Twp. S. D., Ind 919Jefferson Vii. S. D., Ohio_

202, 420Jesup S D., Iowa 715Johnsonburg, Pa- -98, 202Johnson Co., Ark 528Johnson Co. S. D., Wyo_ _1304Johnson S. D.. Miss 1024Junction City S. D., Kan 202

v al id a , Ohio_ _98, 1209, 1117Jmans.s8 1023Kansas City, Mo____1024, 1117Kearney, Neb 98, 715Kelierville S. D., Sask_101, 530Kellog, Ida 310, 715, 1117Kendall Co., Tex.. .98, 528, 920Kenilworth, No Car 98Kenmore, Ohio 528, 920Kenora, Ont 101, 205Kenosha. W18 98Kent, Ohio 98Kernal. Out 718Kimball, Neb 98, 420Kinder S. D , La 715Kingsport, Tenn 1209Kingston, N Y 202Kingston, Out 1118Kirkwood, Ill 1304Kitsap Co. S. D., Wash..

528, 715, 1209Klickitat Co., Wash__202, 420Knowles S. D., Cal__98, 420Knoxville, Tenn 823

Laclede Co., Mo..___98, 420afayette Co., Ark ' 310

La Fourche, La 622La Fourche Parish, La.622, 1024Lahoma S. D., Okla 528Lake Co., 111 98Lake Co., Ohio_ _98, 420,

1304, 1117Lakeland, Fla 310, 1117Lake Long, La 823Lake Mills, Wis 202Lakewood, Ohio_ _202, 420, 622Lambert, Mont 310Lancaster, Minn 310, 420Lancaster, N. Y 622, 715Lancaster, Ohio_ _98, 202, 1024Lancaster Co., Neb_ _420, 1304Lancaster S. D., Ohio 715Lancaster S. D., So. Car_ 715Lander S. D., Wyo 622Langor, Minn 98Laporta S. D., Bask 101


La Porte Co., Ind 98Laramie Twp., Ind 528Larchmont, N. Y 310La Salle, Ill 528, 715, 823La Salle, N. Y 310Lauderdale Co., Miss 202Lauramic Twp., Ind 310Laverne, Okla 98La V1na S. D., Cal 420Lawrence, Mass 310, 420Leader, Sask 101Lebanon, Ohio 98Lebanon, Pa 310Lebanon S. D., Pa 920Lebanon S. D., Va 1024Lee Co., Va 823Lee Co. S. D., So. Car_ _ - 98Leetonia, Ohio 920Le Fiore Co., Miss 1209Leipsic, Ohio 202, 823Lemore, Cal 715, 920Leon Co., Tex 920Le Roy, Ill 528, 823Lesterville, So. Dak 528Letts S. , Ia 528, 920Libby S. D., Mont 202Liberty Co., Tex_ _98, 310, 920Lima, Ohio__98, 310, 421,

528, 622, 920, 1304Limestone Co., Tex 1304Lincoln, Ili 98Lincoln, Neb 98, 823, 1117Lincoln Co., Mont.. _310, 715Lincoln Co., Out 313Lincoln Co. S. D., Mont 202Lincoln Co. S. D.. Wash_

310, 528, 715Lindsay-Strathmore, Cal _ _1024Linton, Ind 1209Lisbon S. D., Fla 310Little Rock, Ark 98Liverpool, N S 101, 313Livingston, Mont.. ..421, 1209Livingston Parish, La 823Lockport, N. Y__310, 421, 715Lockport Twp., Mich_ _ 202Lodi, Cal 310, 528Logansport, Ind 1024Logansport S. D., La 823London, Ohio 715, 1117London, Ont 1306Long Beach, Cal 1209Lorain, Ohlo____421, 715, 920Lorain Co., Ohio 98, 202Los Angeles Co., Cal- _528,

823, 1117Louisiana 418, 528Lovington S. D., N. Mex_- 715Lowell, Mass 622, 715Lowellville, Ohio 715Lower Chichester S. D., Pa. 715Lowndes Co., Miss 310Lucas Co., Ohlo__98, 202,

310, 528, 920Ludington, Mich 823Luverne, Ia 1304Lyhens Twp., Ohio__715, 920Lychburg, Va 310Lyndhurst Twp., N. J....98,

1209, 1117Lynn, Mass 98, 202, 823Lyon Swamp Dist., No. Car 528

laficAlester, Okla _310, 622, 1304ivicCormick Co., So. Car-1209McDonald S. D., Kan__622, 920McIntosh Co., Ga__528,

823, 1209, 1304Macon, Ga 421, 823, 1304Madison, Fla 1117Madison, Ill 310, 421Madison Co., Ind 310Madison Sch. Twp., Ohio 202Mad River S. D., Ohio 823Magdalena S. D., N. Mex_

421, 1209Magnetic Springs S. D., 0- 622Ma'ioning Co., Ohio 1304Maisonneuve, Que 1022Mallard S. D., Ia 202Manchester, Ga 1117Manchester, N H 202Manchester, N Y 920Manchester S. D., Ohio.-- 920Mangum, Okla 1117Manitoba... ...424, 530, 624, 718Manitowoc, Wis___ _421, 920Mankato, Minn 528,

1024, 1209, 1304Mansfield, Ohlo__310, 528,

715, 823, 920, 1117,1024, 1304

Manville, Wyo 98, 622Maquohita, Ia 920, 1209Marathon, Ia 1117Marion & Crawford Coun-

ties, Ohio 920Marlon City S.D., Ohio

1024, 1304Marion Co., Ind__ __622,

715, 920, 1117, 1209Marion Co., Ohio... ...920, 1024Marlborough, Mass__310,

421. 1304Marlington, W. Va__202,

310, 421Marshall, Okla " 98Marshall Co., Ia 823, 920MarshallvIlle, Ohio 622Marshall Rd. Dist., Mo.

823, 1209Martin Co., Ind 98Martin Co., Minn_823, 1117Martinez, Cal 823Marvell, Ark 98, 202Maryland 622, 823Mason S. D., Ia 622Massone, S. D., N. Y_528, 920Massillon, Ohio 310Matagorda Co., Tex__421,

622, •823, 920Matton Twp., II1__,. 715Maumee, Ohio 98, 622Maxwell, Cal 823, 920Mayfield, Cal 1024Medford, Mass_310, 920,

1209, 1304Medford, Ore 1117Medina, Ohlo_98, 421, 622, 920Medina S. D., Ohio_ _622, 823Meetsetse, Wyo 1024Melrose, Mass 98Melrose, Vs 823, 920Merced Co., Cal 1024


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Mercedes, Tex 622Met eun, Mass •715

Norwalk S. D., Ohio_ 99,203, 716, 824, 920

Pulaski Co., Ind 824 Skene S. D., Miss -312, 825Slatington S. D., Pa_422, 623

Miami, Fla 310Miami Co., Ind__202, 421,

Norwich, Conn 311Norwood S. D., Ohio 1209 Ir,",liapaw S. D., Okla 311

uincy, Mass 529Slidell, La 1305Slope Co., No. Dak 1118

622, 1304 Nutley, N. J 920, 1118 Quinton, Okla 99 Smith Twp., Ind 1025Miami Co., Ohlo__98, 421, 529 Smit's Falls, Out 1211Michigan 1117, 1209 Oakdale S. D., Pa__99, 1305 Rseine, Wis.. 99. 716, 824 Somerset, Ohio 204Middlesex Co., Mass 920 ak Harbor, Ohio 1305 andolph Co., Ark _529, 623 Somerset S. D., Cal 204Middlesex Co., N. J__421,

1117, 1209Oakhurst, Pa 1209Oakhurst S. D., Pa__99,

Randolph Co., Ind_1118, 1210Randolph Co., W. Ara_422,

Sout't Bend, 2nd... .422. 530South Newburg, Ohlo.530, 716

Middlesex Co., N. J 202 311, 920 623, 1305 South Norwich Twp., Ont.. 205Middlesex Twp., Pa 1024 Oakmont S D., Pa- 716, Ravenna, Ohio 203, 422 South Porcupine S. D., Ont.1118Middleton, N Y 310 920, 1024 Rawson S. D.. Ohio _99, 1305 South San Joaquin, Cal_ 825Middletown, Ohio___920, 1304 Oak Park, Ill • 203 Red Deer, Alta 101 South Solon S. D., Ohlo__1025Midland, Pa 823, 1117 Oakville, Ont 718 Redding, Cal 824 South Stillwater, Minn.__ 716Milan, Ill 202 Ogden, Utah 1305 Red Lake Co., Minn 921 Southwest La Grange, Ga_ 100Milan Twp., Ohio 529 Ogdensburg, N. Y 622 Red Lake FMK Minn_ _ _ _1025 Spadra S. D., Ark__204, 530Milford, Pa 98 Okanogan Co. S. D., Wash. Red River Co., Tex_824, 1210 Spanish Fork, Utah_100, 422Millard Co., Utah 1209 203, 529, 824 Reedsburg, Wts 1210 Spokane, Wash 1022, 1207Millville, N J 310, 529 Old Fort S D., Ohio 824 Regan Co., Tex 921 Spokane Co., Was-i__100, 825Milwaukee, Wis__622, 715,1024 Olean, N. Y 99, 311 Regina, Sask 101 Springbrook, _ 101Mineral Wells, Tex 202 Olive S. D., Ky 529 Reidsville, Ga 716 Springfield, Mass____623, 1305Minford, Ohio 1024 Omaha S. D., Neb 99 Renfrew, Ont. .21)5, 313, Springfield, Ohio_ 422, 530,Minneapolis, Minn_ __202,

421, 823, 1305Oneida, Tenn 203, 422Ontario 922

424, 718Rensselaer, N. Y 203

623, 921, 1305Stamdord, Tex 1025

Minonk, Ill 421, 622 Orange, Tex 311 Rensselaer Co., N. V A22, 623 Stamford S. D., N. Y____1210Minot, No. Dak 823, 920 Orange Twp., Ohio 422 Reynoldsville, Pa 1118, 1305 Stanislaus Co., Cal___623, 825Mitchell, So. Dak__202,

529, 823, 1117Oregon 203. 311Orrville, Ohio 1024, 1209

Richfield Springs, N. Y__824, 1210

Starbuck S. D., Minn..- 623Stark Co., Ohio 312, 623

Mitchell S. D., Neb 421 Orrville S. D., Ohio_ 99, 920 Rich 11111, Mo 203 Stephens Co., Tex 312Mobridge, So. Dak_ _529,

823, 920Osceola Co., Fla 920, 1200Oskaloosa S. D., Okla_ 716

Ittehland Co. S D., Mont.203, 529, 921, 1113, 1210

Stillwater, Okla 623Stillwater Co. S. D., Mont.

Modesto, Cal 823, 1117 Ossining, N. Y 203 Richmond, Va 99, 529 100, 204, 422, 623, 717,Modesto S. D., Cal 98 Otsego Co.. N. Y____920, 1024 Richvaie Dr. Dist., Cal__ _1335 921, 1305Moline S. D., Ill 310 Ottawa Co., Mich...622, 716 Ittchwoott, Ohlo_623, 824, 1025 Stillwater and SweetgrassMonclova Two. S. D., Ohlo.1117 Otter Valley, Okla 824 Ridgewood Twp. S. 1)., S. D., Mont 204Monmouth Co., N. J_203,

310, 421Outagamle Co., Wis__920,

1024, 1210N J 1025, 1118

Rittman, Ohio 52.)Stockton, Cal 100Stockton S. D., Man 313

Monroe, La 823 Owensboro, Ky 1024 Riverside, Cal 921 Stonyereek Twp., Pa 921Monroe Co., Ind 98, 310 Owyhee Co., Ida_ _824, 1210 RIverton, Wie 623, 824 Stony Knoll S. D., Ont_ _1118Monroe Co.

' Miss_ __421, 920 Roanoke, Va 203 Stony Vista, Sask 101

Monroe Co. , Ohio _715, 823, 1117 Dainsville, Ohio 422, 716 Roberts Co., Tex 1210 Stratton S. D., Oltto 100Monroe Co., Tex 823 aim Beach Co. S. D., Fla. 203 Robesonta S D., Pa 529 Struthers, Onio__530, 623, 921Monroe Twp. S. D., Ohio.- 203 Palmer, Neb 529, 716 Rochester, N. Y. _99, 203, Summerland S. D., Cal_825,Monrovia, Cal 203 Palmetto, Fla 99 311, 422, 529, 623, 824, 1210Montague, Cal 1209 Palo Verde, Cal 622, 1210 921. 1025, 1118, 1210, 1305 Summit Co., Ohio 423Monterey Co., Cal 98 Panama. Ia 622, 824 Rochester, Ont 718 Sumrall, Miss 100Montgomery, W. Va_310,

421, 920Pans, Ill 1024, 1305Paris, Ky 422, 824, 920

Rock Co. S. D., Minn.623, 1210Rockingham Co., No. Car_ 529

Sunlight Dr. Dist., Wyo__1305Sunflower S. D., Neb 623

Montgomery Co., Md 1209 Park Co. S. D.. Mont_ _311, 529 Rockland Co., N. Y-311, 529 Sunshine, Sask 101Montgomery Co., Ohio_ _ _ 203 Parker Co., Tex 1118 Rockport, Mass 99 Superior, Wis 530, 623Montgomery Co., Tex.622, 1305 Parkland S. D., Alta 1025 Rockport, Tex 623 Sutter Co., Cal 1118Montreal, Que....101, 313, 1025 Parsons S. D., Pa 1118 Rocky Hills, Sask 101 Swampscott, Mass. .204, 1210Monticello, Fla 421, 715 Partridge, Minn. ..203, 529, 716 Rocky Point, Sask 101 Sweet Grass & Park S. D.,Monticello, Ind 920, 1024 Passaic Co., N. J _ 529, 824, 1024 Rocky River, 01110.825, 921, Mont. 623Montoursville, Pa 98 Paterson, N. J__211, 824, 1210 Swift Co. S. D., Minn.1210,Moorcroft, Wyo__529, 823, 1117 920, 1024, 1210 Rome, N. Y 825 1305Moore Haven, Fla 715 Patton Twp. S. 13., Pa_ 203 Rosedale, Kan 99 Swissvale S D., Pa 1211Mooresville, No. Car_ _310,

529, 1024, 1209Paulding Co., Ohio 203Pauls Valley, Okla_ _529,

Roy, N. Mex____716, 825, 1210Runnels Co., Tex___529, 716

Sycamore Twp. S. D., 01110.1025Sykesville S. D., Pa 1118

Morris Co., Tex 020 824, 1025 Ryan, Okla 99 Syracuse, N. Y__100, 204,Morris S. 13., Cal 310Moscow, Ida 421Mt. Ayr, Iowa 421

Paw Creek, No. Car_ _203,

Payette, Ida 622, 921

• 311, 529

Rye, N. Y 203, 311

Sablna, Ohio 921

921, 1118

Tacoma, AVas'i 1211albot Co., hid 204

Mt. Vernon, Ohlo._715, 1117 Peabody, Maw_ _ _203, 311, 422 acramento, Cal 921 Tallahatchie Co., Miss.423, 021Murray S. D., Ia 421 Pekin S. D., 111_99, 311, 529 St. Bernard, Okto 921 Tarboro, No. Car __717, 1025Muskegon, Mich 421 Pelee Twp., Ont.. ..1118, 1306 St. Clair Co., Mo 1025 Taylor Co., Ia 312, 530Muskingum Co., Ohio_ _98,

203, 421, 529Pembroke S. D., Ky 824Pendleton, Oro

718' 3919251

St. Ciairsville S. D.. Ohio- 99St. Francis, Ark_825, 921, 1210

Taylor Co., Tex__ -1118, 1211Teeswater, Ont 205, 424

Musselshell Co., Mont_421,715, 823

Pendorff S. D., MissPensacola, Fla__ __311, 422, 824

St. James, Man 826St. Joseph Co., Ind__623,

Tennessee 717Terra Bella, Cal. .312, 423, 717

Musselshell Co. S. I).,Mont 203, 1024

Penticton, B. C 922Peoria. 111_529, 716, 1118. 1305

825, 1025, 1210St. Landry, La 529

Terre Haute, Ind___530, 921Teton & Chouteau S. D.,

Mussel Slough, Cal__715, 920 Perrysburg, Ohlo__99, 203, 311 St. Louis Co., Minn...203, 716 Mont 100, 530

Selah Irr. Dist.,Perth Amboy, N. J__1025,

1118, 1305St Lucie Co., Fla 623St. Paul, Minn___-1210, 1305

Teton Co. S. D., Mont _204,312, 423, 530Naches

**Wash 1117 Peru, Ind_ _203, 422, 716, 1025 St. Thomas 826, 1025 Texarkana S. D., Tex- - 921Nanticoke, Pa 622, 823 Petersburg, Va 716 Salamanca, N Y 1210 Texas__204, 312, 423, 825,Nashville, Tenn 622 Peterson S. D., Ia__ _ _716, 1025 Salem, Mass__716, 825, 1025, 1305Nassau, N. Y 1024, 1305 Petrolla, Ont 1306 1025, 1118, 1210 Texas City, Tex 825Nassau Co., N. Y.-98,

203, 310Philadelphia, Pa 203, 824Phillipsburg S. D., Ohlo.._

Salem, Ohio 1305Salem Twp., Ohio___921, 1118

Theobold, Man 313Thorns° ), Ga 623

Nebo S. D., No. Car_ _421, 529 311, 1025 Salina, Kan 716, 825 Thorne, Sask 101, 530Nebraska 310, 715, 1117Nelsonville, Ohio 311Newago Co., Mich 1024New Albion S. D., N. Y A305

Phillips Co. S. D., Mont_ 99,

Pierre, S. Dak 623, 716, 921

Pike Co., Miss 529 824422, 623

Salt Lake City, Utah__311,422, 529

Sampson Co., No. Car_ _1305Sanborn Co., So. Dak_ 204

Thornton S D., Ia 100Three Lakes, Wis 100Tlglxman S. D., Md 717Tilburg East, II. C 424

Newark, N. J.__ _823, 920, 1024 Pine Grove, Ore 311 Sanders Co., Mont. _529, Tippah Co., Miss 312Newark, Ohio 1209 Pine Island, Fla 921 623, 1118 Tlpton, Ind 204, 530New Bedford, Mass_ _98,

622, 1024Pipestone Co., Minn 921Piqua, Ohio 99, 716

Sandusky, 0111o_ 99, 311,716, 1210, 1305

Todd Co., Minn 1025Toledo, Oitto..100, 423,

New Brunswick 530, 1211 Pittsburg, Kan 529, 824 Sandusky Co., Ohio 422 717, 825, 1025, 1210, 1305Newburgh, N. Y.920, 1024, 1117 Pittsfield, Mass_623, 1210, 1305 Sandusky Twp., Ohio. .623, Tonawanda, N. Y 530New Castle, Wyo__ _ _529, 920 Plains Twp., Pa 629 716, 1025 Toole Co. S. D., Mont..New Castle Co., Del_ _ 1024, 1209 Platte Co., Mo. 1305 Sandwien, Out 1118 100, 204, 717, 1305New Concord, Ohlo__715,

823, 920, 1209Pleasant Sch. Twp., Ind__

203, 311, 1025Sanford, No. Car___825, 1118San Francisco, Cal 95

Toomsuba S. D., Miss.825, 1025Traverse Co. S. D., Minn__1118

New Hanover Co., No. Car.715, 824, 1117

Newington, Ga 715, 1117

Pleasantville, N. Y__422,

Plum S. D., Pa 716, 824

311

Sanger, Cal 204, 825San Patriot° Co., Tex_ - --1210Santa Ana, Cal 921

Travis Co., Tex 100Trenton, N. J.- _717, 825, 921Triadelphia S. D., W. Va.

Newkirk S. D., Okla_ _98, 421 Plymouth, Pa 99 Santa Clara Co., Cal__99, 529 423, 825New Liskeard, Pa 1118 Potagville S. D., Miss 52(1 Santa Cruz Co., Ariz 99 Tromwald, Minn-___623, 1118New London, Ohio. .529, 622 Poinsett Co., Ark_ _716, Saskatchewan, Sask. .205, Tropic°, Cal 1118Newman Grove S. D., Neb. 421 1025, 121)) 424, 718 Troy, Ohio 1118, 1211New Mexico 715, 824, 1209 Polk Co., Minn 623 Sayre, Pa 204 Trumbull Co., Ohlo_204, 825New Milford, N. J___529, 622 Polk Co., Mo 1025 Schenectady, N. Y__99, Tuiasa, Okla_ - _100, 1211, 1305New Milford, Pa 421 Polk Co., Ia_ _716, 824, 1210 204, 422, 529, 825, 921, Tweed, Out 922New Paris, Ohio 421New Philadelphia, Ohlo 824

Pomeroy, Ohio_ _203, 311,529, 623, 716, 1025

1210, 1305Schiller S. D., Ont 1118

Tyler, 'lex 423

Newport & Covington, Ky_1117 Pontiac, Mich 203, 1025 Scio Vii. S. D., Ohio 99 Co., Wyo 204New Salem, Tex 1117 Pope Co. S. D., Minn 529 Scobey, Mont 825 Uinta

klah, Cal 100Newsom Lake, Mh3s 824 Portage, Ohio 623, 824 Scott, Ohio 1025 Underwood, No. Dak_ _204,Newton, Mass.. __203, 421,

622, 920Portage Co., Ohlo.529, 716, 824Portales, N. Mex....203, 623

Scott Twp. S. D., Ohio.-- 99Scott's Bluff Co., Neb._

1211, 1306Union City, Ind_204, 921, 1118

Newton Co., Tex 920 Port Colborne, Ont 205 204, 529, 1210 Union Co., N. J____312, 530New Toronto, Ont 205 Port Huron, Mich 824 Seabright, N J 311, 1118 Union Twp. S. D., Ind-__ 100New York City_98, 421,

529, 1024Portland, Me__311, 422,

824, 921Seattle, Wash_ _311, 529,

530, 623, 716, 825, 1210Unionville, Ont 1118University S. D., Ca1.921, 1211

Niagara Falls, N. Y 203 Portland, Ore_ _311, 529, Sebring, Ohlo__825, 1118, 1305 Upper Darby, Pa 623Niles, Ohio. .622, 715, 1024,

1118623, 716, 824, 1210, 1305

Port of Astoria, Ore_ _ _ _99, 1118Segewick, Alta 1025Selah, Wash 921

Upper Lake S. D., Cal- -100, 423Upper Sandusky S. D., Ohio

Niles, Okla 529 Port of Portland, Oro 623 Seminole Co., Okla_ 716, 204, 530Nobles Co., Minn. _422, 529 Port of Seattle, Wash 529 1210, 1305 Urbana, 01110_204, 530, 717Norfolk Co., Mass__311, 422 Portsmouth, Ohlo_311, 716,1118 Senatobia, Miss 204 Urichsville, Ohio 100Norfolk Co., Va 715 Portsmouth, Va 99, 203 Seneca Co., Ohto_311, 422, 921 Utah Co., Utah 100, 423Normal, Ill * 622, 716 Posey Co., Ind_203. 529, 1210 Sewickley Co. S. D., Pa_ 1210 Utica, N Y 1118Norman S. D., Ohio 422North Adams, Mass_ _622, 716

Potsdam dr Norfolk S. D.,N. Y Ills

Shannavon, Sask 424Shawnee, Okla 825, 1118 N. Y 921

Northampton, Mass 1209 Pottsville, Pa 99 Sheffield S. D., Ala 530 Valatte,slier S. D., Mont_100, 204

Northampton Co.. No. Car. 203 Powell Co. Mont_203, 623, 716 Shelby, Ohio 100 Valley City S. D., Sask.- 530North Augusta, So. Car.99, 311 Prague, Okla 09 Shelbyville, Ky 422 Vancouver, B. C....--101, 424North Baltimore, Ohlo.824, 020 Prairie Co. S. D., Mont.. _ 529 Shenandoah, Va___ _311, 422 Van Wert Co., Ohio 530North Dakota.. .311. 824, 1118 Prairie & Custer S. D., Skene S. D., Miss 1118 Van Zandt Co., Ohio 1025North Hempstead, N. Y. Mont. ...311, 716, 921, 1025 Sherbourne Co. S. D., Minn 530 Van Zandt Co., Tex 1306

1118, 1305 Probie Sch. Twp., 2nd... _1118 Sheridan Co. S. D., Mont. Vaughan, N. Mox 204North Sacramento S. D.,Cal. 203

Prescott Alc Russell Coun-ties, Ont 826

100, 530Shortcreek Twp. S. D., 0 lo 921

Ventura, Cal....100, 921, 1211Verona, Ohio 1211

North Tonawanda, N. Y. 99 Preston, Ont 826 Sidney, N Y...311, 422, 623 Viborg S. D., So. Dak_ _ 312North Unit, Ore 1209 Prince George, B. C 718 Sidney Ohio 1025, 1305 Victoria, 13 C. 313Norwalk, Ohio__ _422, 622, 824 Princeville, Ore 1305 Skagit Co., Wash 921 Victoria S. D., Minn 1306

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Vigo Co., Ind 423, 530Vigo Sch. Twp., Ind 312Vimy S. D., Sask___101, 530

Wabaska Co. S. D., Minn. 204aco, Tex 312, 717, 921.

Wagoner, Okla 623Waldport, Ore ' 921Walla Walla Co., Wash. :1071021007Wallington, Ohio 717Wallowa, Ore 423, 530Walpole, Mass Wapakoneta, Ohio - 204Warmspring, Ore 100, 921Warren, Ohio Warrenton, Ore__313, 423,1930261Warsaw, No. Caro Washington, W. Va 921Washington, Ohio 531)Washington Co., Ark 623Washington Parish, La_ 100*Washington Sanitary 11)01s0t:,D

204. C

Washington Twp. S. D.,Ohio 100, 204

Waterbury, Conn_ ___717,825, 921, 1025

Waterloo S. D., Iowa. .423,530, 717

Watertown, N. Y. . _ _423, 530Watervliet, N. Y. _204,

530, 1118, 1211Watonwan Co., Minn.... 825Wauchtila, F1,1 921Waukegan, Ill Wauseon, Ohio

2041118, 1306

Waverly, Colo 204Wayne Co., Ind 204Wayne CS., Mich 1025Wayne Co., No. Car 100Wayne Co.,. \V. Va 100Wayne Twp. S. D., Ind 423Wayne Twp. S. D., Ohio_

Weld Co., Colo 826, 921

204Wellesley, Mass 717, 825WellIngton, Ohio 826.Wellsboro, Pa 623, 826Wells Co., Ind 825AVessington Spgs., So. Dak. 921West Alexander, Pa_ _623, 826West Allis, Wis 100Westbrook, Minn 921West Carroll, La 825Westchester Co , N. Y.204, 313Westerville, Ohio 530West Farmington, Ohio 921West Gantt S. D., So. Car.

313, 921West Hoboken, N. J. _313,

922, 1211West Liberty S. D., Ohio_

423, 530West Manchester Twp. S.D., 1118

West New York, N. J_424, 623, 717, 022

Weston S. D. Ohio 1211West Park, Otho__204, 530, 623West Point, Miss 530West Side, Cal 204West Unity, Ohio_ __ _718, 1025Weymouth. Mass____100, 204Wharton Co., Tex 100Wheatfield S. D., Ind_ _ _ 313Wheatlani Co., Mont_ _100,

Wheatland S.D., P61.124, 1306718, 825

Wheeler Co., Tex 922Wheeiersburg S. D., Ohio.

WhiteCo., Ind Whitefish, Mont

100, 313

Whitehall, Mont 13211311211

Whitman,mmaann, Co.,M

Wash. .313, 573108WhitWhitsett S. D., No. Car_ _

205

Wichita, Kan_ _ _ _205, 624, 718Wilbarger Co., Tex

8Wilburton, Okla 151310 Wildwood, N. 0.1. ow 1211, 1306NWilkes Co., 1306Wilkinson Co., M Iss. .530,

922, 1118Will Co. S. D., Ill_ _ _624. 1118Williams Co., 01110_624, 13061Villiamsport, Pa 718Willing Twp. S. D.. Pa.. 1306Willmar S. D., Minn 108Wilson S. 1)., Pa_ ._ _100, 1118Wilson Twp., Pa_530, 922, 11230161Windsor, Ont 922Winnebago, Minn AVWinthrop,insiow TwA.mtl. D ., N . J _1 1330066v

Woburn, Mass 100, 1306Wolf Point, Mont _313, 530AVolsey, So. Dak 101Woodbridge TWp., N. J.. _

313, 530Woodburn, Ore 205Woodsfield, Ohio 1211Woodstock, Out 101Worcester, Mass_ _100, 424,

530, 624, 718, 826, 1211Worcester Co., Mass 530Worthington, Minn_ _ _ _101, 424Wrightsville S. D., Ga.__ 424Wyandotte, Mich_ _ _ _624, 1025Wyomissing S. D., Pa.... 205

Xenia, Ohio 101, 313I

yaklina Co.'

Wash_ _624, 718skims Co. S. D., Wash.

Yale, Okla 101, 424, 826

101Yankton Co. Dr. Dist., So.Dak. 022

Yarmouth, N. El_ _ _ _530, 826Yazoo City, hliss._ _ _922, 1300Yazoo Co., Miss 101Yellowstone Co. S. D., • 4Mont_205, 826, 1025, 1300

Yelm, Wash 1211Yonkers, N. Y__ _101, 205, 424Yorke Twp.

' Ont- _ _313, 1306

Young Co., Tex 101Youngstown, Ohio__ _205,

424, 530, 718, 922, 1211


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