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JULY TO SEPTEMBER, 1924, INCLUSIVE

VOLUME 119—PART 1

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JULY-SEPT., 19241 INDEX

INDEX

TO VOLUME 119 -PART 1.

JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30 1924.

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLES

Page.

Agricultural Bureau Reports on Cotton or

Grain. See Cotton or Grain.

Agricultural Products, Rise in Prices of, the

Most Important Factor in Economic

Situation 365, 613, 1205. 1319

Allied Conference at London. See London.

Allied Reparations Commission. See Ger-

man Reparations.American Bankers and German Loan 505

American Democracy, the Trying Out of_-- - 128

American Woolen Co. Passes Dividend on

Common Stock 1097

Anthracite Coal. See Coal.

Austria, Bank of, Raises Rate of Discount

from 12% to 15% 736

Autumn and the Elections 1218

Bacon, Robert—American 1221

ank of England Weekly Return. See Eng-

land.Bank of France Weekly Return. See France.

Bank of Germany Weekly Return. See

Germany.Bankers, Teaching of Economics by 508

Banking, Evolution in 859

Beck, James H., on the Constitution of the

United States 244

Belgium—German Reparations and the

Ruhr Occupation. See Germany.

Bonus, Soldier. See Soldier Bonus.

Book Reviews—International Law and Some Current Illu-

sions, by John Bassett Moore 856

James H. Beck on the Constitution of the

United States 244

Japanese Civilization, Its Significance and

Realization__ 743

Marketing Prao ice—By Percival White

and Walter S I layward 1333

Robert Bacon, 1 Ve and Letters 1221

British Foreign Tr de Statement. See Great

Britain.Bryan, Governor, Aelling Gasoline—Making

the State a Merchant 507

Business, Evolution as a Practical Concep-

tion in 11

Business Failures—In June and the Half Year 2

In July 613

In August 1097

Campaign Wordsand Phrases, Magic Power

of , 1331

Capital and Labor. Contest Between—Re-

sponsibility of Labor Unionism 1332

Capital Flotations, New—Ii June and the Half Year 379

in July 992

In August 1445

Cereal Production. See Grain.

Child Labor Amendment Proposed to Federal

Constitution—Youth and Character 858

Citizen, The, At Play—Vacation Time 376

City Building and City Booming 14

Congress. See United States Congress.

Conquering, The, of Mount Everest 247

Conscience, An International 13

Constitution, The, and the Country—The

Issue Before the People 988

Coolidge, His Speech of Acceptance 731. 740

Coolidge and Davis—Republican and Demo-

cratic Policy 740

Coolidge Couples Private and Public Econ-

omy—The Economics of Economy 1107

Page.

Corn, Agricultural Bureau Report on. See

Grain.Cotton, Agricultural Bureau Report on _2,

366. 615, 979, 1207, 1434

Cotton Shows Largest Area Ever Planted- - 2

Czechoslovakia—Little Entente Holds Its

Second Conference 239

Davis, John W., His Speech of Acceptance—

Republican and Democratic Policy- — 740

Davis, John W., Nominated for President at

Democratic Convention 117, 126

Davis, John W., Samuel Unterrnyer's Defense

of His Career as a Lawyer 375

Dawes. Charles G., Republican Candidate for

Vice-President, His Speech of Acceptance- 847

Democratic and Republican Policy—The

Speeches of Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Davis_ _ 740

Democracy, American, The Trying Out of. _ 128

Democracy, The High Task Of—The New

York and Cleveland Conventions 126

Economics, Teaching of, by Bankers 508

conomics of Economy 1107

Elections and the Autumn 1218

England. See Great Britain,

England. Bank of, Weekly Return_6, 122,

239. 370. 501, 620, 736. 851, 984, 1103,1213. 1326. 1438

European Banks, Weekly Returns of Gold

and Silver Holdings_ _10. 126, 243, 374,

505, 624, 740. 853. 988. 1107. 1217. 1329, 1442

European Money Centres. Rates at. See

Money Rates at Foreign Centres.

Evolution as a Practical Conception in Busi-

ness 11

Evolution in Banking 859

Exports and Imports of United States. See

U. S. Foreign Trade.

Failures. See Business Failures.arm Products, Rise in Prices of, the Most

Important Factor in Economic Situation,365. 613, 1205, 1319

Federal Budget. See Budget.Federal Constitution. See U. S. Constitu-

tion,Federal Government, See U. S. Govern-

ment.Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Reduces Its

Discount Rate 241Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Re-

duces Its Discount Rate 986Federal Reserve Banks, Comment on WeeklyReturns 6. 123, 240, 371, 502. 621, 736.

862, 985. 1104, 1214, 1326. 1439Federal Reserve Banks, Table of Discount

Rates_ - —8. 124. 241, 372. 503. 622, 737,853. 986, 1105. 1215, 1327, 1440

Federal Taxation. See United States.Financial Situation, The_ — -1. 117, 233, 365,497, 613, 731, 847, 979. 1097, 1205, 1319, 1433

Foreign Exchange Market, Weekly Review,

8, 124, 241, 372, 503, 622. 737, 853. 986,1105, 1215. 1327. 1440

Foreign Money Rates. See Money Rates atForeign Centres,

Foreign Trade, See U. S. Foreign Trade.

France—Bank of France Raises Its Rate on Security

Loans 1326Bank of, Weekly Return_ _6, 123. 240. 370,

501. 621. 736. 851. 984. 1104. 1213,1326. 1438

Page.

France—(Concluded).Dawes Report, Progress of. See German

Reparations.Efforts at Reducing Cost of Living 1323

French Gratified over Result of London

Inter-Allied Conference 616

French Parliament Ratifies Protocol ot

London Conference 849

French Probable Participation in Pros-

pective German Loan 1212

German Reparations. See Germany.

Holding of Ministerial Council to Deter-

mine Extent of Concessions to Make to

Germans at London Inter-Allied Con-

ference 732

Inter-Allied Conference at London. See

London.J. P. Morgan & Co. Renew French Credit

of $100,000,000 1212

M. Herriot Gets Appropriation for Occu-

pation of Ruhr 4

M. Herriot Grapples with Problem of

Taxes 1212

New Loans in Prospect, both External

and Internal 1322

Parley on War Debts Expected to Follow

London Inter-Allied Conference at

London 618

Premier Herriot Makes His First Public

Speech Since His Acceptance of Office— 120

Premier Herriot Receives Vote of Con-

fidence Preliminary to Attending Inter-

Allied Conference at London 234

Premier Herriot Remains in London, At-

tending Inter-Allied Conference and IS

not Present at Opening of French Par-

liament 500

Tax of 26% Imposed on all German

Goods Entering France 1438

Germany, German Reparations, and French

Occupation of the Ruhr—

Accord Reached with J. P. Morgan & Co.

on German Loan for 800,003.000 Gold

Marks 1213

Allied Conference at London. See London.

Bill for New Gold Bank Submitted to

Reparations Commission 239

Cabinet Decides to Join The League of Na-

tions 1436

Cabinet Dissensions Growing 1324

Chancellor Marx and President Ebert De-

cide upon Line of Policy Towards Inter-

Allied Conference at London 617

Chancellor Marx Receives Vote of Con-

fidence 500

Chancellor Marx Sees Necessity of Grant.-

ing Demand for a Final Survey of Ger-

man Disarmament 4

Evacuation of Ruhr _ _ - -733. 734, 848,851, 1101. 1210

Floating of German Loan for 800.000.000

Marks a Prime Requisite to Execution

of Dawes Plan 237

France Allows Expelled Industrialists to

Return to Ruhr 3

French Impose a Tax of 26% on all German

Goods Entering France 1438

Germany Considering Admission to League

of Nations 1210

Germany Makes First Reparations Pay-

ment of 20.000,000 Gold Marks 1100

Germany Makes Second Payment onAccount of Reparations 1212


IT INDEX [VOL. 119-PART 1.

Page.Clermany-(Concluded).Germany's Responsibility for War. Seekingto Get a Disclaimer 1211. 1323

Legislative Measures for Carrying DawesPlan into Effect Voted 850

Marx Government Laboring with PoliticalComplications 238

Micum Agreements, Action Towards Re- .newing 3,5

Nationalist Party Decides to AbandonOpposition to Dawes Report 5

Parley on War Debts Expected to FollowInter-Allied Conference at London 619

Premier Herriot of France Warns Germanythat She must do Her Part and Preparefor Dawes Plan 3

Reparations Commission Declares WhatShall Constitute Putting into Operationof Dawes Plan 237

Visit of U. S. Secretary of State Hughes,122. 501, 618

Germany, Bank of, Weekly Return_ _6, 123240, 370. 502, 621. 736, 852, 1104. 1214. 1439

German Loan, The Coming-Pushing For-ward the Reparations Settlement 990

German Loan and American Bankers 505Grain Crops, Agricultural Department Reporton 117, 614. 1206

Grain Prices. Rise in, the Most ImportantFactor in Economic Situation. _365. 613,

1205. 1319Great Britain-

Concessions by Prime Minister MacDonaldto Save Premier Herriot 121

Dawes Report, Progress of. See GermanReparations and London Conference.

Poreign Trade Returns (Monthly).- - -122,735. 1213

Inter-Allied Conference at London. SeeLondon.

Negotiations Regarding Irish BoundaryQuestion 501, 619, 735. 1325

Prime Minister MacDonald's Acceptance ofEndowment for Automobile 1438

Prime Minister MacDonald Gives His Ver-sion of the Situation Between GreatBritain and France 120

Prime Minister MacDonald Goes to Paristo See Premier Herriot to Clear Up Mis-understandings Preliminary to Holdingof Inter-Allied Conference in London.- 118

Prime Minister MacDonald Makes State-ment in House of Commons Relative toAgreement Reached at London Inter-Allied Cofference 616

Treaty Entered into with Soviet Russia-Meets with Much Opposition 619, 1325

heritage, The, of the Common Law-Secretary Hughes's London Speech__ 374

Hocking, Professor, of Harvard, and theTrying Out of American Democracy 128

Hughes, Secretary, His Speech in London-The Heritage of the Common Law 374

Hughes, Secretary, His Visit to Germany_501. 618

Immigration, What Are the Real Facts as to.. 377mports and Exports of United States. SeeUnited States Foreign Trade.

Income Taxes, Federal. See Taxes and Taxa-tion.

India, Imperial Bank of, Reduces Its Dis-count Rate 6, 501

India, Imperial Bank of, Raises Its DiscountRate 851

Insolvencies in Business. See Business Fail-ures.

International Conscience, An__, 13International Law, Re-Establishment of,

Essential to Peace 856Inter-State Commerce Commission-Group-ing of Railroads in Plans under Considera-tion by Commission 628

Irish Situation Again Disturbing-501, 619, 1325Italy, Grand Council of the Fascism° Ap-prove Mussolini Program 369

Italy, Murder of Fascist Deputy 1324Italy-Mussolini Makes Cabinet Changes_ 5Italy, Mussolini Providing for Revision of

Italian Constitution 1324Italy, The Cloud Over-Mussolini and Fasc-

ist Policy 243

Jacks, Principal, of Oxford, and the Trying, Out of American Democracy 128

Japanese Civilization, Its Significance andRealization 743

Jugoslavia-Little Entente Holds Its SecondConference 239

Ku Klux Klan, The 1220

La, Follette and a Third Party, Heading Off 1442a Follette's Eastern Visit and the Rise inAgricultural Prices 1319

La Follette's Speech. Vested Rights andSpecial Privileges 1108

Labor and Capital, Contest Between-Re-sponsibility of Labor Unionism 1332

League of Nations and Disarmament 1110League of Nations-Secretary of StateHughes Defends Policy of United states- 367

Page.League of Nations, Meeting of Assembly at

Geneva-American Plan of Security and Disarma-ment for Outlawing War 1210

Begins its Sessions Sept. 1 1101British Prime Minister J. Ramsay Mac-Donald and French Premier HerriotArrange to Go Together 983

Construction of a Hall to Cost $1,000,000for Assembly Meetings Proposed 1436

Decisions by Majority Vote to be Binding.1321Disarmament Commission Decides that theProblem of Disarmament Must beCoupled With Mutual Guarantees andAssistance 1209

Dr. Benes, Czechoslovakia's Foreign Min-ister, Draws Up Plan Providing thatAny Nation Refusing Arbitration Mustbe Held an Aggressor Nation_ .1321, 1436

England's Fleet to be at Disposal of League.1320French Delegates to League 984German Cabinet Decides to Join League- -1436International Aggression to be a Crime-1210Invitation Extended to United States, 984, 1322MacDonald, Prime Minister, States BritishView 1102

Obligatory Arbitration and CompulsoryPeace Plans Engage Main Attention- -1319

Premier Herriot States French View 1103Prime Minister MacDonald Thinks Inter-

national Conference on DisarmamentShould be Held in Europe 1102, 1208

Proposed Disarmament Conference theEnsuing June 1435. 1436

Protocol on Arbitration, and SecurityVirtually Agreed Upon 1434

Regional Accords to be Allowed 1322Security and Disarmament the Issue 1102, 1208United States Declines to Participate- -1102

League of Nations, the National DemocraticConvention Makes Adherence to LeagueDependent Upon a Referendum of Questionto Popular Vote 1

League of Nations, The Menace of 1329League of Nations-United States Will NotAdhere to 122

Little Entente Holds Second Conference.... 239London Conference Agreements on the DawesPlan-Reparations and the Evacuation ofthe Ruhr 855

London Conference Sign of a New Spirit anda New Era 979

London Conference, The Proposals of the, AVictory for Arbitration 624

London Inter-Allied Conference-Agreement Reached on All Points forCarrying Dawes Plan Into Effect_ _ _615, 617

Agreement Signed for Carrying Dawes PlanInto Effect and Ratified by Belgium

848, 849. 850Americans Given Much Credit for ResultsObtained 615

Attitude of Germany 238. 616Bankers Serve Notice that the Report ofthe First Committee Dealing With Safe-guards is Unsatisfactory 367, 369

Begins Its Sessions 235Col. James A. Logan, U. S. Observer,Averts Crisis 498, 735

Conference Comes to an End 848Dawes Plan Officially Proclaimed as Being

in Effect as of Sept. 1 1100Different Committees Grapple With Prob-lem 366

French Submit Compromise Plan WithAmerican on the Board 499

Gates W. McGarrah to be American Mem-ber of Bank Board 1100

German Memorandum Presents GermanViewpoint 617

Germans Invited to Participate 500, 617Germans Reach Accord With Allies- 617, 733Germans Welcomed and Receive Protocol_ 616Germany Makes First Payment of 20,000,-000 Gold Marks 1100

Germany Makes Second Payment on Ac-count of Reparations 1212

Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles Tem-porarily to Represent Owen D. Young- -1323

Herriot Makes Trip to Paris to TestFrench Political Sentiment RegardingAgreement With Germany 732

MacDonald and Herriot Felicitate EachOther-"Satan Alone Can Separate Us". 615

Owen D. Young to Become Agent-Generalof Reparations Payments.. .236, 980,

1099, 1210Parley on War Debts Expected to Follow_ 618Period for Evacuation of Ruhr_733, 734,

848, 851, 1101, 1210Preliminary Conference in Paris BetweenPrime Minister MacDonald of GreatBritain and Premier Herriot of Franceto Clear Up Misunderstandings 118

Presence of Two American UnofficialRepresentatives 236. 238

Ratification by France and Germany_980,983, 1098

Satisfaction Expressed at Washington.... 850Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr. Accepts Per-manent Post as Agent-General forReparations Payments 1101

Speech of U. S. Ambassador Kellogg-236. 617

Page.London Inter-Allied Conference (Concluded)Stand of Americans Against FrenchDemands 368

U. S. Ambassador Kellogg Announces anAmerican Will Serve on Committees.... 734

U. S. Secretary of State Hughes PromisesUnofficial Assistance of America in Re-habilitation of Europe 367, 369

Magic Power of Campaign Words and Phrases1331sine Election Favorable to Candidacy ofCoolidge 1205

Maine Election and the Presidential Outlook-1217Making the State a Merchant-GovernorBryan Selling Gasoline 507

Marketing Practice, by Percival White andWalter S. Hayward 1333

Material Wealth and Spiritual 127Memorials and Schools-With Restrictions 246Mercantile Insolvencies. See Business

Failures.Mind and Machine, the Superpower of 741Money Market, Weekly Review of__7, 123,240, 371. 502, 621, 737, 852, 985. 1105. Y'

1214, 1327. 1439Money Rates at Foreign Centres- -6. 122,239, 370, 501, 620, 736. 851, 984, 1103,

1213. 1326, 1438Moore, John Bassett, on International Lawand Some Current Illusions 856

"Morgan. The House of" -A PersistentPopular Delusion 989

Mount Everest, the Conquering of 247

National Democratic Convention-John W. Davis in Every Way Qualifiedfor the Presidency-Party RemainsIntact 117, 126

Party Prospects-The Convention and ItsPlatform 10

Refuses to Endorse League of Nations-Passes Resolution for Taking Senseof American People on the Questionljat a Popular Referendum 1

Samuel Untermyer's Defense of John W.Davis 375

The High Task of Democracy-The NewYork and Cleveland Conventions 126

New Capital Flotations. See Capital Flo-tations. r

New York City Banks, Table of CurrencyShipments_ _10, 126, 243, 374, 505, 624,

739, 855. 988, 1107, 1217, 1329, 1442New York City Clearing House Banks, Com-ment on Weekly Returns_ _7, 123, 240,371, 502, 621, 737, 852, 985, 1104, 1214,

1327. 1439New York Stock Exchange, Rise on the

365, 497, 1433New York Stock Exchange Slump in Prices,

979, 1097

Oats. Agricultural Ifureau Report on.See Grain.

Ownership of Property a Personal Right. ...1444

party Prospects-The Democratic Conven-tion and Its Platform 10

Presistent Popular Delusion-The "Houseof Morgan" 989

Poland to Align Herself with Little Entente.... 239Property Ownership a Personal Right 1444

Railroad Earnings Unfavorable 497ailroad Gross and Net Earnings-For Month of May 130For Month of June 744For Six Months Ending June 30 860For Month of July 1222

Railroads, Grouping of, in Plans of Consoli-dation Under Consideration by Inter-State Commerce Commission 628

Railroad Stocks Favorites on Stock Exchange 1433Reparations Matters. See Germany.Reparations Settlement, Pushing Forwardthe-The Coming German Loan 990

Republican and Democratic Policy-TheSpeeches of Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Davis... 740

Rumania-Little Entente Holds Its SecondConference 239

Russia-Great Britain Arranges Commercial andGeneral Treaty with Soviets 619

Security Markets Higher 365, 497, 1433ecurity Markets Slump 979, 1097

Smith, Dr. George Otis, of U. 8, GeologicalSurvey, on Superpower 741Spain, King Alfonso Makes a Statement

Regarding Internal Political Conditions... 735Special Privileges and Vested Rights-Sen-

ator La Follette's Speech 1108Spiritual and Material Wealth 127Sudan, The Re-creation of the 627Superpower of Mind and Machine 741

Taxation, Federal. See United States.(Aching of Economics by Bankers 508

Textile Trades, Bad Condition of-American gWoolen Co. Passes Dividend on Common LiStock 1097

Third Political Party and La Follette, Read-Viing Off 1442


JULY-SEPT., 1924.] INDEX •

Page.

Trade Improvement in 233, 1205Turkey, the New, for the Turks 509

U. S. Constitution. the, and the Country,—The Issue Before the People 988U. S. Constitution, James H. Beck on 244U. S. Constitution, Child Labor Amendment 858

U. S. Foreign Trade, Monthly Rev. 233, 732, 1206U. S. Not to Adhere to League of Nations_ _ _ 122U. S. Steel Corp.—Good Income Return

Reflects Past Conditions, not Present 497

Page.U. S. Secretary of State Hughes, His LondonSpeech on the Heritage of the CommonLaw 374

U. S. Secretary of State Hughes, His Visit

to Berlin 501, 618Untermyer, Samuel, in Defense of John W.

Davis, Democratic Nominee 375

Vacation Time—The Citizen at Play 376ested Rights and Special Privilege—Sen.La Follette's Speech 1108

Page.Wealth—Material and Spiritual 127

heat, Agricultural Bureau Report on.

See Grain.Wheat: The Political Football 626Wilson, Woodrow, and Memorials and

Schools with Restrictions 246

Williamstown Institute and the Dawes Re- /'

port 1111

youth and Character—The Child LaborAmendment 85


TI INDEX [Vol,. 119-PART 1.

BUSINESS INDICATIONS AND CURRENT EVENTSrage.A dler & Co., D. B.-Danish Bank-Sus-

pend Payments 26Agricultural Credit Corporations. See Farmer.Agricultural Productions. See Farmer.Allied Indebtedness to United States-Belgium Payment for U. S. Army ofOccupation 646British Debt to U. 8.-Cost of DebtPayment 653British Debt to United States-Semi-Annual Interest Received 400French War Debt to U. S., Funding of_ _ _ -1347French War Debt to U. S., Leon Blum,French Socialist Leader, Says FranceCan't Pay Debt Until 1959 1015American Bankers Association-

Annual Convention-Programs of the Dif-ferent Sections and Divisions_ A249,1250, 1362. 1445Annual Convention Will Be of Interest Dueto Presidential Campaign Year..911, 1019Libraries' Ass'n to Hold Exhibit DuringConvention of Amer. Bankers Ass'n--- - 781American Bankers League, Pres. Chas. deB.Claiborne Urges Bankers to Concern Them-selves in Tax Revision 911American Bar Association Convention, Perm-anent Court of International Justice Advo-cated in Report Presented to Convention- - 278American Bar Assn. Convention, Sec. Hughes'Address in Behalf of Members 414American Bar Assn. Presents Statue of Black-stone to British Bar541American Bar Assn., Sec. of State Hughes

.Elected President 415American Federation of Labor Does NotApprove of Democratic or RepublicanParties 907American Federation of Labor EndorsesSenator La Follette for President 776American Federation of Labor, ExecutiveCouncil's Views on National Defense Day. 1137American Federation of Labor Call for FundsIn Behalf of La Follette Campaign 1134American Federation of Labor. SamuelGompers on Executive Committee Meeting 543American Flint Glass Workers Authorized toAccept Wage Cut if Necessary 259, 529American Exchange National Bank's Viewson Increased Expenditures of VariousStates 1127American Industrial Mission to Mexico 1248American Institute of Banking, BaltimoreConvention 290American Institute of the City of New Yorkto Hold Exposition of Inventions 290American Printing Co. Moves Several MillsSouth 397American Printing Co. Resumes Operations- 637American Silver Producers Assn. Formed__ -1012American Woolen Co. to Close Two Yarn Mills 23American Woolen Co.-Men's Wear forSpring Show Price Decline 877American Woolen Co.-Reduction in WorstedLines of Goods 1475Amoskeag Mfg. Co. Curtails Operations_ __ _ 143Amoskeag Mfg. Co. Reduces Wages__1342. 1476Anderson's, Jr., B. M., Views on Fed. Re-serve Bank Policy 651Anglo-Soviet Treaty in London Signed-Pro-posed Loan 899Anthracite. See Coal.

Anciero, Geo. S., Says German People HaveGreat Faith in Dawes Plan 1238Argentine Bonds, J. P. Morgan & Co. Pre-pared to Receive Tenders for 640Argentine Cotton Production to Be Studied 885Argentine Notes Offered by Blair & Co 1346Argentina's Loan to Be Refunded-Replaces$20.000,000 Loan at Lower Interest 266Argentine Treasury Gold Notes PrivatelyPlaced 639Atlanta Fed. Reserve Bank. See Fed. Re-serve Banks.Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond Of-fering 641Atlantic States Shippers' Advisory BoardEndorses Store Door Delivery 1363Austria-Austrian Central Land Bank Shares Ad-mitted to Curb Market 885Austria's Outlook, Chas. S. Mitchell'sViews 1351Bread Price Increase Causes Grave Situa-tion 534Financial Restoration of .Austria Consid-ered Best Accomplishment of League bySir Herbert Ames 278Government Officials' Salaries Increase_ _ _ 885Grain Production in the Danube Basin__ 395Lower Austrian Discount Co. Acquired-biAmerican Bankers 1478Wheat Crop Estimate for This Season.. 885Autobiography of James B. Forgan 1237Automobile Exports Heavy 138Automobiles-New Models and Prices_ _20,138. 256, 388. 520, 753. 869, 1115. 1229.

1336, 1472Automobile Production in June. July andAugust 388, 870, 1470

Bobson's, R. W. Summary of Findings ofEleventh Annual Business Conference__ 748Baker's, Geo. F., Return from Abroad 532Baker, Stephen, Doubts France's Ability toPay War Debts 1015Baltimore Women's Wear Trade StrikeSettled 758Bancroft, E. A., Succeeds C. E. Wood asAmbassador to Japan 1248Bank Deposits, N. Y. Clearing House Assn.to Continue Unchanged Rate on 764Bankers Urged by Chas. de B. Claiborne toConcern Themselves in Tax Revision 911Banking Conditions, New York FederalReserve Bank's Views on Banking Conditions in Northwest and Causes 30Banking Law Journal Digest, New RevisedIssue 290Bank Suspension, Federal Reserve Bank'sViews on 510Barber's, J. E., Views on Dawes's Plan 1349Barkley, W. E., Made President of FremontJoint Stock Land Bank 270Bartlett, Pres. See N. Y. Cotton Exchange.Belgium-Belgium to Fund Debt to Holland 144International Agreement Approved byBelgium 893

Page.Belgium (Concluded)-Kingdom of Belgium Bonds, $30,000,000Offering 1122Micum Agreement between German MineOwners and Franco-Belgian CommissionExtended 1008Ruhr Being Evacuated by Belgian Troops_1008Theunis, Premier, Credits Ambassador 'Kel-logg with Success of International Con-ference 890United States Army Occupation Paymentby Belgium 646Berry, C. F. on Trust Department Adver-tising 283Bethlehem Steel Co. Shuts Down Tem--porarily 143Bethlehem Steel Corp. to Abandon Pitts-burh Plus System 1341Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co. Closes TapestryDepartment 1004Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co. Resumes Oper-ations 143Billikopf, Jacob, Named -Impartial Chairmanof Clothing Industry of New York 638Binkerd, R. S., in Reply to R. M. La Folletteon Returns of Railroads 1363Bituminous. See Coal.

Blaine. Gov. of Wisconsin, and Gov. Sweet ofColorado Opposed to Defense Day Plans 658Blanchard's, Frank Le Roy, Discussion onInvestment Advertising and CustomerOwnership 284Blum, Leon, Says France Can't Pay UnitedStates Debt until 1959 1015Bolivian Republic Bonds Offered-BooksClosed 764, 886Boll Weevil Menace. See Cotton.Bond Bank, Similar to N. Y. Clearing House,Planned by Security Firms 897Boot and Shoe Production 873, 1343Boston Clothing Market Strike Called Off.

637, 758Boston Clothing Workers Win Strike 879Boston Federal Reserve. See Federal Re-serve Banks.Boston & Maine RR. Grants Wage Increase_ 163Boston Rubber Shoe Curtails Operations_ 24Box Board Production and Orders 755Boy Scouts Receive Message from PresidentCoolidge Urging Reverence of Nature,Law and God 542Brady, Peter J., Predicts Renewed Drive atCancellation of Europe's Debts to U. S- -1015Brady, Peter J., on Communism in Europe_ _1348Brazil-Arbitration-Brazil at Geneva AcceptsForced Policy of Arbitration 1242Bahia Pays Interest on Debt-MakesKnown Coupons Payed in Arrears 886British Financial Mission to Brazil, Reportof 145Santos Exchange Adopts Plan for Pro-tection of Coffee Market 760Santos Resumes Coffee Shipments 545. Sao Paulo. Federal Military Uprising.

266, 417, 544British Empire Steel Corp Reduces Wages- - 635Brockton Shoe Plant, Largo Orders IncreaseVolume of Trade 868Brockton Shoe Trade Seeks Wage Cut- ..260, 1004Brokers' Loans. See N. Y. Stock Exchange.Brookhart, Sen., Will Not Support Pres.Coolidge or Sen. La Follette 420Bryan, C. W. See Democratic National Con-vention.Bryan, C. W., Opposed to National DefenseDay-Plans Explained by Pres. Coolidge- - 654Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh RR. GrantsWage Increase 163Building Activity, F. W. Dodge CorporationReview of 253. 752, 1227Building in Canada. See Canada.Building Construction Costs Increase 516Building Construction for First Eight Monthsof Year 1228Building Construction in New York City_254.

752. 1228Building Materials, Prices Reduced in NewYork 517Building Permits Issued, S. W. Straus & Co.Reports Increase in 254. 1338Building Session, Secretary Hoover's Advo-cacy of Lengthening of 880Building Trades, Skilled Workers Wage ScaleHolds Firm 517Bulgaria Asks for American Bids on NewCoins 883Bullard, Major-General, Views on NationalDefense Day 1136Burke's, J. F., Views on Pittsburgh PlusRuling 530Burton, Representative T., Says Sentiment IsAgainst Release of Foreign Debts 1014Business Conditions in Boston Federal Re-serve District. See Federal Reserve Banks.Business Conditions in Chicago Federal Re-serve District. See Federal Reserve Banks.Business Conditions in Philadelphia FederalReserve District. See Fed'l Reserve BanksBusiness Contitions in United States, FederalReserve Board's Summary of 518Business Conditions, Views of Z. G. Simmons 749Business Conference. Eleventh Annual,Roger Babson's Summary of Findings of.. - 748Business Failures-Causes of MercantileDisaster 1227Business Failures in 1924. See Failures.Business-Illinois Department of Labor Re-ports Signs of Revival in Business 1336Butler. Chairman, of Republican NationalCommittee. Letter Replying to Request forInformation Regarding Committee Investi-gating Presidential Campaign Expenditures 421

Canada-Banks (Canadian) Comparative Figuresof Conditions of 661, 886Building Permits Issued in Canada__ _ -518. 881Canadian Government Sells $90,000,000One-Year Notes to United States Bank-ing Syndicate 1345Dawes Reparations Plan, Canada SignsAgreement 1126Dollar-Canadian Dollar at Par in N. Y_ -1008German Holdings in Canadian Pacific By.to Be Sold by Custodian of Allen Prop-erty in Canada 1080Gold Producer. L. D. Huntoon Says Can-ada Is Likely to Displace United States as 264

Page.Canada (Concluded)-Great Britain to Colonize Canada 1008Life Insurance Sales in Canada 751, 868Mail Workers Strike, Termination of 286Pulp Wood Export Embargo, CanadianPulp Wood Commission Refers Questionto Government 632Refunding Program Completed at Home- -1477Central Illinois Joint Stock Land Bank, BondOffering 269Central Pennsylvania Coal District, Opera-tors Seek to Restore It to Its Full ProducingCapacity 1234Chain Store Sales in New York Federal Re-serve District, See Federal Reserve Bankof New York.

Channer & Sawyer Defunct Brokerage Firmof Cincinnati-Indictments ReturnedAgainst Former Partners 275Chattanooga Clearing House Banks to Im-pose Service Charge 1013Chesapeake & Ohio RR. Grants Wage In-crease 163Chicago Bank Auditors Conference 1364Chicago Board of Trade to Establish CottonFutures Market 897. 1014, 1233Chicago Federal Reserve Bank. See FederalReserve Banks.Chicago Retail Lumber Dealers AssociationCharged by Federal Trade Commissionwith Using Unfair Methods of Competition.1476Chicopee Mills, Wage Reduction Rescinded- - 879"Chronicle's" Report of Cotton Movementand Crop for 1923-24 1020China and Chinese-Boxed Indemnity Payments to Be Devotedto Educational and Cultural Purposes- 26Civil War in China-China Warned againstHarm to Foreign Interests 1127. 1247Consortium Council, Renewal Recommend-ed 885Government Loans Restored to Pre-WarStatus 400Soviets Get Peking Legation 1353Churchill, Winston, Says UnderconsumptionIs Cause of World's Troubles 514Churchill's, Winston. Views on United StatesPolicy Towards Great Britain's Debt 513Claiborne, Chas. de B., Pres. of AmericanBankers League, Urges Bankers to ConcernThemselves in Tax Revision 911Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. LouisOffers to Reinstate Old Shopmen 421Cleveland Fed. Reserve Bank. See Fed. Re-Reserve Banks.

Clothing, Boys and Men's Cut During June,July 875, 1344Clothing Industry of New York, Jacob BIM-kopf Named Impartial Chairman 638Clothing Trade, Smalling Concerns ComplainUnion's Rules 758Clothing Workers of Boston Win Strike 879Clothing Workers of New York on Women'sWear Go on Strike-New Agreement Signed143. 260Clothing Workers of New York-Workers'Unemployment Insurance and Other De-mands Agreed Upon 142Clothing (Workers) Production and Stocks

874, 1344Clothing Workers Unemployment InsurancePlans Under Way ' 878Clothing Workers Union-Raymond IngersollAppointed Chairman-His Address 1005, 1233Coal-Anthracite Coal Production_21, 141, 258,394. 524. 636. 755. 873, 1003, 1121, 1235,

1341. 1474Anthracite Coal Production, Comparison ofYears 1474Anthracite Coal Production by RegionsDuring 1923 756Anthracite Mines Idle Because of Slack InCoal Demand 879Bituminous Coal Production_21, 141, 258.394, 524, 636, 755, 873, 1003, 1121, 1235,1341, 1474Bituminous Coal Production by RegionsDuring First Six Months of CurrentYear 756Bituminous Coal Production. Comparisonof Years 1474Bituminous Coal Production by States.Estimated 756Central Pennsylvania Coal District-Op-erators Seek to Restore It to Its FullProducing Capacity 1234Coal Production, Comparison of Years,

22, 393, 874Coal River Collieries Co. Refuses to MeetDemand of Union 1234Coke Workers Strike Against Wage Reduc-tion 24Coke (Beehive) Production_21, 142, 258,394, 524. 636. 755, 873, 1003, 1121, 1235,1341, 1474Coke Production, Comparison of Years,

393, 755, 874, 1341Exports of Coal by United States. See U. S.Foreign Trade.Hard Coal, Attorney-General Stone FindsNo Grounds for Prosecution of a Monop-oly in 638Kanawha Coal Fields of West Virginia,Operators Mast Follow Legal ProcessBefore Evicting Miners from CompanyHouses 879Kanawha Coal Fields of West Virginia Es-tablish Open Shop 260Market Conditions and Prices_22, 141.257. 393. 524, 636, 755, 872, 1003, 1119,

1234, 1342, 1474Mines in Pennsylvania Close Because ofImpossible Wages 879Cohalan, D. F., Bolts Democratic Ticket toSupport Senator La Follette 777Collapsible Tubes-Orders and Production,872, 1231Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond Of-fering ___ _ _ _ _ _ _________________ 28, 269Congress. &ee b. S. Congress

Cooper. R. A., Reappointed to Fed. FarmLoan Board 519Coolidge. President-Boy Scouts Receive Message from Pres.Coolidge Urging Reverence of Nature,Law and God 542Brookhart, Senator, Won't Support Pres.Coolidge or Senator La Follette 420


JULY-SEPT., 1924.] INDEX VII

Page.Coolidge. President (Concluded)—Budget, Pres. Coolidge's Views on, BeforeSemi-Annual Meeting of Business Organ-ization of Government 34

Calvin Coolidge Jr., Son of President,Whose Death Brings Universal Expres-sion of Sorrow 147

Campaign—Pres. Coolidge DisapprovesAttempt to Inject Religious Issues Into_1019

Communism Denounced by Pres. Coolidge.1481International Advertising Convention inLondon—Message of Pres. Coolidge__ - 282

Interparliamentary Union Accepts Invita-tion of Pres. Coolidge to Hold NextYear's Meeting in Washington 991

Labor Day Address of Pres. Coolidge 1127Lafayette Day Address of Pres. Coolidge _ -1242Limitation of Arms Conference to be De-

ferred Until After Settlement of Repara-tions Question 1135

Mendell's, Frank W., Speech NotifyingPres. Coolidge of His Nomination 769

La Follette, Senator, Views, Pres. Cool-idge's Speech at Philadelphia in Reply to.1480

National Defense Day Plans Explained byPres. Coolidge to Governor Bryan ofNebraska 654

National Fraternal Congress, Address ofPres. Coolidge 1129

Negro's Rights to Enter Congress Upheldby Pres. Coolidge 765

Outdoor Life, National Conference On—Aims Explained by Pres. Coolidge 162

Postal Clerk Commended by Pres. Coolidgefor Preventing Theft of Registered Mail_1006

Railroad Labor Board. Views of Pres.Coolidge 1248

Republican Presidential Nomination, Pres.Coolidge's Speech of Acceptance 766

Soldier Bonus. See Soldier Bonus.Voters—Pres. Coolidge on Importance ofArousing Voters to Realization of Politi-cal Duties 1250

Copenhagen Discount .4 Revision Bank Sus-pends -Payments 400

Copper Production Figures—Compilation ofFigures May Be Discontinued 258

Coronado Coal Co. Denied Claim of DamagesAgainst Labor Union by Circuit Court ofAppeals 260

Cotton Exchange. See New York CottonExchange.

Cotton—American Cotton Sales to German SpinnersAided by Federal Reserve Board 650

American Egyptian Cotton Standards toChange Aug. 1 1925 637

Argentine Cotton Production to be Studied 885Chicago Board of Trade to EstablishCotton Futures Market 897, 1014, 1233

"Chronicle's" Report of the Cotton Cropfor 1923-24 1020

Census Report of Cotton Consumed and onHand—Active Spindles and Exportsand Imports 261. 757. 1342

Cotton Movemand and Crop Report of the"Chronicle" for 1923-24 1020

Cotton Seed Production 397. 875. 1475Cotton Spinning Industry, Activity in_397,

875. 1475Exports of Cotton. See Foreign Trade of

United States.Government's Cotton Crop Report, Pres.

Bartlett's, of N. Y. Cotton ExchangeViews 23

Liverpool Cotton Assn. to Cease Trading inAmerican Cotton for Future DeliveryAfter July 1 1925 637

Liverpool Cotton Assn.'s Decision toWithdraw from International Agreement. 897

Mexico Reduces Export Cotton Duty_ _ _ _ 885Raleigh Members of Cotton Co-operativeAssn. Receive Loans 262

Texas Farm Labor Union Discussing theMarketing of 1924 Cotton Crop 895

United States Cotton Standards Acceptedby Other Countries—Dissatisfaction inLiverpool 637

Couzens, Sen., Announces Resumption of In-ternal Revenue Inquiry 660

Cox's, J. M., Withdrawal as Candidate forPresident 154

Croats, Kingdom of, Treasury Bonds Sold_ _ _1236Cromwell, Pres, See N. Y. Stock Exchange.Court Decisions—Coronado Coal Co. Denied Claim of Dam-ages Against Labor Union by CircuitCourt of Appeals 260

Money Caroled Tax Law, N. Y. SupremeCourt Upholds Constitutionality of_271. 407

Painters' and Paper Hangers' Brotherhood,• U. S. District Court Rules Union By-

Laws Unfair and Discriminatory 259Sinclair, Harry F., Must Answer Six Out ofTen Questions Put to Him by Senate In-vestigating Committee 286

Western Union Co.. U. S. District CourtEnjoins 51 Unions for Interfering With - 260

Cuba Still Has Large Balance of Last Loan inThis Country 1236

Cuban Intern il Bonds of 1917 *11 Retired__ - 886Communism Denounced by Pres. Coolidge_ -1481Customer Ownership and Investment Ad-

vertising, F. Le Roy Blanchard's Discus-sion on 284

Czechoslovakia to Put Industry on StrictlyBusiness Basis 636

rt"Daily Financial America" Name ChangedJto to "Wall Street News" 274Dairy Loan Assn. Formed in Minot. N. D _ _ _ 31Dairymen's League Announces Further PriceAdvance 529. 758

Dallas Fed. Reserve Bank. See Fed. ReserveBanks.

Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond Offering 269Dan River Mills of Danville, Va., Resume

Operations Daugherty, Mal, U. S. Senate Granted Per-

mission to Appeal Case to U. S. SupremeCourt 161

Daugherty, Mal, Case, Government AppealsDecision in 766

Davis, J. W. See Democratic National Con-vention and Party.

Dawes, Gen., Nomination as Vice-Presidenton Republican Party. See RepublicanParty.

Dawes s, Gen.. Report—Barber's, J. E., views on Dawes Plan 1349Canada Signs Agreement on Dawes Repara-

tions Plan 1126European Trouble Will Be Over if United

States Helps, Col. House Says—ApprovesDawes Plan 401

879

Page.Dawes's, Gen., Report (Concluded)—German People Have Great Faith in DawesPlan, Geo. S. Anciero Says 1238

German Reichstag Accepts Agreement ofLondon Conference on Dawes Propo-sals _1011

Germans' Proposals for Converting Rail-ways Into Corporation Under DawesPlan 406

International Conference. See Interna-tional Conference.

La Follette, Sen., Says Dawes Plan IsMorgan's Plan 1133

Rentenbank of Germany to Be ChangedAccording to Dawes Plan 1008

Salter, Sir J. A., Has Faith in Dawes Re-port 537

Schacht, Dr., Head of Re'chsbank, SaysDawes Plan is "Intelligent Solution ofReparations Problem" 1125

Dawes, Rufus C.. Sails for Paris as TemporaryAgent Under Dawes Plan 1009

Day & Heaton, N. Y. Stock Exchange Firm,Fail 1354, 1479

Daylight Savings Time Ended—Return toStandard Time 1468

Dayton Agricultural Joint Stock Land Bank,Bond Offering 271

Debs, E. V., Urges Support of Sen. La Fol-lette by Socialists 419

De Coppet. Louis C. Appointed Member ofGoverning Committee of N. Y. StockExchange 275

Defense (National). See National DefenseDay.

Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. ShopsResume Operations on Full Time 1362

Denmark—Economic and Industrial Conditions Dur-

ing June 1924, Official Statement 533Loan Is Only Way to Relieve Exchange Sit-

uation 533Democratic National Convention and Cam-

paign—American Federation of Labor Does NotApprove of Democratic or RepublicanParties 907

Bryan, C. W., and General Dawes Meet inLincoln, Neb 1131

Bryan, C. W,. Warns Former Against In-jection of Side Issues in Campaign 1131

Bryan's, C. W., Possibility of BecomingPresident—Senator Foss Urges Abolish-ment of Electoral College 907

Bryan's. C. W., Speech of Acceptance asCandidate for Vice-Presidency on Demo-create Ticket 903

Bryan. Wm. J., Indicates His Support ofDavis 279

Bryan, Wm. J., Says Democratic and LaFollette Parties Are Strong Enough toDefeat Republican Party 279

Cohalan, D. F., Bolts Democratic Ticket toSupport Senator La Follette 777

Cox's, J. M., Withdrawal as Candidate forPresident 154

Davis, J. W..

Declares Against Klan 1015Davis, J. W., Denies Being Member ofKu Klux an or That He Ever WillBe 775

Davis, J. W., Favors Readjustment ofFarm Rates in Behalf of Farmer 1131

Davis, J. W., Nominated for President, andC. W. Bryan as Vice-President 148

Davis, J. W., on Principles of DemocraticParty 155

Davis's, J. W.. Labor Day Address 1132Davis's, J. W. Speech of Acceptance as

Democratic Presidential Nominee, De-livered Aug. 11 420, 770

Expenses of Democratic National Conven-tion 160

Gompers' Samuel, Correspondence withFormer Secretary of Labor Wilson onLabor Record of J. W. Davis 777

Gompers', Samuel, Declination to AttendNotification Ceremony for John W.Davis 775

Harding. President. Resolution Adopted inMemory of 43

Harrison's, Senator Pat, Speech NotifyingC. W. Bryan of His 'gemination forVice-President by Democtatic NationalConvention 905

Hearst, Wm. R., Criticises All Three Par-ties 281

Hearst, Wm. R., Quits Democrats forThird Party—Has No Faith ia Davis__ _ 155

Hull, Cordell, Predicts "Clean. Efficientand Liberal Government in Event ofElection of Democratic Ticket 281

Ilylan, Mayor. Awaiting DevelopmentsBefore Endorsing J. W. Davis 280

Hylan. Mayor, Endorses J. W. Davis forPresident 776

La Follette Supporters Declare PassionRuled Democratic Convention 281

McAdoo, Win. G., to Support Davis-BryanTicket 278

Nominees for Past Years and Ballot onWhich They Were Named 160

Ohio Democratic Party Declares AgainstKlan 1017

Platform of Democratic Party, Views ofC. W. Bryan 279

Platform, Text of, Adopted at Convention_ 36Ralston's, Senator, Withdrawal as Candi-date for President 154

Shaver, Clem L..

Named as Chairman ofDemocratic National Committee 420

Smith, Governor, Indicates His Support forJ. W. Davis 155

Smith's. Governor. Remarks Before Con-vention Regarding His Candidacy forPresident 156

Two-Thirds Majority Rule. History of_ 160Two-Thirds and Unit Rules, Movement io

Abolish 279Untermyer, Samuel. Says J. W. Davis IsCrusader That Country Needs 281

Walsh, T. J.. Declines Vice-PresidentialNomination 156

Walsh. T. J., Delivers Speech NotifyingJ. W. Davis of His Nomination 773

Wilson, Woodrow, Resolution of Conven-tion on Death of 156

Denver Clearing House Banks to Reduce In-terest on Savings Accounts 33

Denver Joint Stock Land Bank, CapitalStock Offering 28

Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc., Taken Over byEmployees 259

Dillon, Read & Co.. C. M. Miller, PacificCoast Representative, Congratulated byWestern Bond Houses on His Ability 1238

Page.Disarmament Conference to Be Deferred by

President Coolidge until After Settlement

of Reparations Question 1135Dodge Corporation, F. W., Review of Con-

struction Activity 253, 752, 1227Doheny, E. L.. Indictment Returned by

Federal Grand Jury against 36Doheny 011 Indictments, Motion to QuashIndictments Filed 161

Dominican-American Chamber of CommerceGives Luncheon in Honor of General Vas-

quez of Dominican Republic 266Dominican Republic—Gold Note Offering _ -1478

Dominion Coal Co. of Canada. Wage Reduc-tion 529

Donovan, Colonel, Made Assistant Attorney-General 766

Dutch East Indies Bonds Available in Defini-tive Form 1346

Dutch East Indies Budget—Reduction inFloating Debt 886

Dwight Mfg. Co. Resumes Operations onThree-Day Basis 397, 529

Eisfelder , H. W.. Suspended by N. Y.Consolidated Stock Exchange 275, 539

Electoral College Abolishment Urged bySenator Foss—Possibility of C. W. BryanBecoming President 907

Elliott's. Howard, Letter to Magnus JohnsonRefuting Alle,-..lovs Against N. Y. N. H.& Hartford RR. and the Northern Paci-fic 43

Eleventh Annual tii_inese Conference, RogerW. Babson's Summary of Findings of....- 748

Employment in New Iarsey. See New Jersey.Employment in New York Factories. EeeNew York.

Employment in Pennsylvania. See Penn-sylvania.

Employment in Philadelphia Federal ReserveDistrict. See Federal Reserve Banks.

Employment in Selected Industries in UnitedStates 514

European Outlook, Lucius Teter's Views_ _ —1236Europe, Peter J. Brady on Communism Situa-

tion in 1348Europe's Debts to U. S., Peter J. Brady Pre-

diets Renewed Drive at Cancellation of_ _1015Europe's Enduring Recuperation. P. M.Warburg Sees Beginning of Era of 1349

Exports of United States. See United States.Exposition of Inventions to be Held by theAmerican Institute of the City of N. Y 290

Factory Employment in N. Y. FederalReserve District. See Fed. Res. Dist.

Failures and Suspensions —Copenhagen. Denmark—

Adler & Co 26New York—Byrne & Co., J. M 650Day & Heaton 1354Eisfelder, H. W 275Kulenlampff, G. B 275

Nortz, F. E 275

Tomlins, Frank M 275Fall, Albert B., Indictment Returned by

Federal Grand Jury Against 36Fall, Albert B., Pleads Not Guilty to OilIndictments 286

Farmer—Agricultural Credit Corporations, LoansExtended by 29. 894

Agriculture Dept. of U. S. Issues NewBulletin on Seed Statistics 395

Agriculture Products, David Friday's .Views on Future Prices of 1114

Bryan, Governor, Warns Farmer AgainstInjection of Side Issues in Campaign_ - _ _1131

Congress Did Nothing to Aid Farmer,Beniamin Marsh Says 31

Crop Costs of Farmers—Cotton and Grains 881Dawes. General, on Republican Plans toAid Farmer 1130

Farm Conditions Better in 1923 394Farm Loan Board Sells $10.000.000 Federal

Intermediate Bonds 1478

Farm Rates, J. W. Davis Favors Readjust-ment of Rates in Behalf of Farmer 1131

Farm Loan Board Reduces Interest Rate—R. A. Cooper Reappointed to Board_275. 519

Federal Intermediate Credit Banks Author-

ized to Reduce Rates on Farm Loans_ - - 896Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Bonds

Sold by Farm Loan Board 1478

Federal Credit Bank Debentures Offered byGoldman, Sachs & Co 269

Kansas Farmers Prosperous Due to HighGrain Prices 394

Livestock Prices Pulled Down Prices of

Farm Products 395

Wheat and Grains. See Wheat,Federal Bond & Mortgage Co. is Ordered by

Federal Trade Commission to Refrain

from Using Certain Statements in Adver-

tising Bonds 1354

Fed ral Farm Loan Board, R. A. Cooper

Reapp nted 519

Fedeml Farm Loan Board Reduces Interest

Rat, 275

Federal Intermediate Credit Banks. Author-

rized to Reduce Rates on Farm Loans_ _ 896

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Bonds

Sold by Federal Farm Loan Board 1478

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Deben-

tures Offered by Goldman, Sachs & Co_ 269

Federal and Joint Stock Land Banks—Magnitude of Operations 896

Federal Trade Commission Charges ChicagoRetail Lumber Dealers Assn. with UsingUnfair Methods of Competition 1476

Federal Trade Commission — ComplaintAgainst National Wholesale Druggists'Association Dismissed 1344

Federal Trade Commission Decides AgainstU. S. Steel Corp. in Pittsburgh Plus Case_ 389

Federal Trade Commission Interprets Pro-visions of Webb-Pornerene Export TradeAct 649

Federal Trade Commission Issues Order forDiscontinuance of Fraudulent Trading inMunicipal Water and Improvement Bonds_ 780

Federal Trade Commission Order on Pitts-burgh Plus Ruling—U. S. Steel Corp. toAbide by Order__ _389, 392. 529. 530.

531. 1232. 1340. 1341Foss, Sen., Urges Abolishment of Electoral

College—Possibility of C. W. Bryan Be-coming President 907

Federal Reserve Banks—Bank Suspension, Federal Reserve Banks'

Views on 510Boston Federal Reserve District, Business

Conditions in _ _ 519


INDEX [Vol.. 119—PART 1.

Page.Federal Reserve Banks (Concluded)—

Chicago Federal Reserve District, Busi-ness Conditions in 17, 520

Chicago Federal Reserve District, Increasein Savings Deposits 540

Chicago Federal Reserve District, Indus-trial and Employment Conditions_ -18,

819. 999Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank ReducesRediscount Rate 764

Cleveland Federal Reserve District, Busi-ness Conditions in 631

Dallas Federal Reserve Bank ReducesRediscount Rate 275

Dallas Federal Reserve District, D. H.Hume Resigns as Director of Savings- — 146

Earnings Assets of Federal Reserve BanksDecline 410

Federal Reserve Banks and Joint StockLand Banks, Magnitude of Operations- - 29

Free Services of Reserve Banks to beLimited 781

Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank Re-duces Rediscount Rate 34

New York—Banking Conditions. New York Federal

Reserve Bank's Views on 33Chain Store Sales in New York FederalReserve District 512, 999, 1471

Department Store Sales in New YorkFederal Reserve District— _512, 999. 1471

Member Banks in New York FederalReserve District, Comparison of Op-eration Costs 408

New Building—Removal of Federal Re-serve Bank of New York to NewBuilding 1445

Rediscount Rate of New York FederalReserve Bank Reduced 652, 653

Telegraphic Transfers of Funds, NewRegulations Governing 422Wholesale Trade in New York FederalReserve District 513, 998, 1471

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank's Ad-vance 'Report on Iron and Steel FoundryOperations 19. 522, 1000

Philadelphia Federal Reserve District,Business Activity Declines 519Policy of Federal Reserve Banks, B. /vI.Anderson's Jr. Views on 651

Regulation (New) of Federal ReserveMember Banks 1014

St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank to Recog-nize only Cotton Warehouse Receiptsof Licensed Warehouses 653San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank Re-duces Rediscount Rate 1014

Fan Francisco Federal Reserve Bank onRepeal of Stamp Tax on Notes 519

Weekly Returns of Federal Reserve Banks,24, 144. 263, 399. 532. 638. 758, 882,

1007, 1122. 1235, 1345. 1477Federal Reserve Board—American Cotton Sales to German Spin-

ners Aided by Reserve Board 650Business Conditions in U.S., Summary byFed. Reserve Board 518, 998

Business Index of Reserve Board__17. 631, 1112Check Clearing and Collection. Revised

Regulations of Reserve Board Relating to 423Foreign Trade of U. S., Fed. Reserve

Board's Summary of 18Savings Deposits of Banks Throughout theU. S., Fed. Reserve Board's Views 540Federal Reserve System—

Member Banks' Weekly Returns 24. 144,263, 399, 532, 638, 759. 882, 1007, 1122,

1236, 1345, 1477Membership During Dec. 31 1923 to Mar.311924, Decrease 541

Firestone Apsley Rubber Plant CurtailsOperations 259.First. Joint Stock Land Bank of New Orleans.Bond Offering 270First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond Of-fering 269Fishing Industry in Maine. Strike in 878Food Prices (Retail) Increase.. _250. 387. 868,

1338. 1471Foods, Canned and Dried, Exports of. SeeForeign Trade of U.S.

Ford, John, N. Y. Supreme Court Justice,Declares Full Support for Sen. La Follette_1135Foreign Debts. See United States.

Foreign Loans, Investors in, Dwight P. Mor-row's Views 639Foreign Trade of U. S. See United States.

Forest Fires, Campaign of Oregon StateChamber of Commerce 1138

Forgan, James B. Writes Autobiography_ _ _1237Fowler. Dudley F., on Unlimited Power ofGermany's Industrial System 760

France and French—Bank of France Granted Credit by J. P.Morgan & Co 1236

Budget. Cutting Down of 1010Dawes, Rufus C., Goes to Paris as Tempor-ary Agent Under Dawes Plan 1009

French Standard Oil Co. Negotiates WithRumania for Control of Oil Fields 1352

Grain Market, Reopening of 640EHavre Dock mployees Lose Strike 880Herrick, M. T. Ambassador to France,

Returns to U, S. on Visit 890Herrick. M. T., French Commemorate HisWords When Bombs Fell Near EmbassyDuring War 890Herriot, Premier, Holds Force is Vital toSecurity—Favors Compulsory Arbitra-tion 1241Herriot, Premier, Upheld by FrenchChamber in His Actions in InternationalConference 890. 1009Hughes, Secretary of State, Speech BeforeParis Bar 542Marx, Chancellor, Shook Hands WithPremier Herriot After Peace is Signedat Conclusion of International Conference 893Match Monopoly Re-established in Prance. 534Micurn Agreement Between German MineOwners and Franco-Belgium CommissionExtended 1008Paris. Lyons & Mediterranean RR.—NotesPurchased by Seaboard National Bankand Others 1346Ruhr Occupation—French Troops Depart-ing From Border Towns 893Soviet Russia, Possibility of Recognitionby France 534

Tariff Revised—Treasies Will be Revisedto Conform to New Policy 636United States Shipping Board Asks StateDepartment to Protest New FrenchMaritime Regulations 406

War Debt to United States, Funding of— -1347

Page.France and French (Concluded)—War Debt to U. S., Leon Blum, French

Socialist Leader, Says France Can't PayUntil 1959 1015

War Debts, France Presses for Parley on 646War Debts, France Sees Impossibility ofPayment Unless Germany Pays Her. 8g4

War Debts, Stephen Baker Doubts France'sAbility to Pay 1015

Freight Car Loadings. See Railroads.Fremont Joint Stock Land Bank, W. E. Bark-

ley President of 270Friday, David, on Future Prices of Agricul-

tural Products 1114Fuller, E. M., and Wm. F. McGee to Testifyfor State—Cleared of Contempt Charges.

75, 650Fur Manufacturers Sales for Half Year_633, 1229

GarY 'Judge, Says Iron and Steel Manufac-

turers Are Satisfied With Present Con-ditions 1003

Gary's, Judge, Analysis of Labor Vote—SaysWorking People Will Not Support SenatorLa Follette 1002

Gary's, Judge, Interpretation of NationalDefense Day 1242

Gary's, Judge, Views on Pittsburgh PlusRuling 392. 529

Gasoline Prices. See Petroleum.General Motors Corp.—Extent of Business....1233Germans and Germany—American Cotton Sales to German Sp innersAided by Federal Reserve Board 650

Balance Sheets of Corporations on GoldMark Basis 401

Bankruptcies and Failures in Germany401. 1352

Bonds Activity—Explanation by Zimmer-mann & Forshay—Legal Steps Taken toRevalue Issues 894

Bonds—Old Issues Being Bought Up inNew York 661

Canadian Pacific Railway. German Hold-ings to Be Sold by Custodian of AlienProperty in Canada 1008

Claims Settled by Germany During PastSummer 1009

Coal Prices in Ruhr Reduced 20% 401Credits for German Banks Arranged byF. H. Neuenbourg 401

Dawes Report. See Dawes.Bank of Issue. G. W. McGarrah Chosen asAmerican Member of Board of 1124

Bonds—Gold Mark Bonds Sold in UnitedStates 1351

Credit to Be Obtained from United States 884Dawes's Report. See Dawes Report.Employment Situation 1362Exports to Great Britain—British Govern-ment Restores 26% Tax Duty 760

Foreign Trade of Germany. Official Re-port 1125France Unable to Pay War Debts UnlessGermany Pays Full Amount of Debt_ _ 884

French Troops Departing from BorderTowns 893Gold Bank Now Being Planned 1008Gold Note Bank, Government ApprovesText of Bill for 400Grain Embargo Removed 401Houghton, A. B.. United States Ambassa-dor, Returns to Berlin 537Hughes', Secretary of State. Visit to Ger-many 641Industrial System. Dudley F. FowlersViews on Unlimited Power of 760International Conference. Acceptance ofReports with Modifications by GermanDelegates 642International Conference—Signing of Pro-tocol by German Delegates 760International Conference, Nationalists Voteon Agreement 1126Italy Receives Two Million Tons Repara-tions Coal 885Loan—C. E. Mitchell Says German LoanIs Cleared of All Difficulties 1238Loan to Germany Expected to Be Floatedin October 894Loan—Position of Bankers Regarding Ger-mah Loan 399Loan and the Security Back of It, Views ofNorman K. Loerge 1350Loans' Effect on Industry Is Much Concernto British Manufacturers 1350League of Nations—Premier MacDonald ofGreat Britain Would Have Germany inLeague 1239Marx, Chancellor, Shook Hands with Pre-mier Herriot after Peace Is Signed 893Micum Agreement with Franco-BelgiumCommission Extended 1008Potash Industry First to Open Negotiationswith United States 884Reichsbank Committee Favors Contraction—Strongly Opposes Any New Inflation.. _ 400Reichsbank, Reorganization of 1124Reichsbank's Relaxed Restriction on LoansIn Favor of Legitimate Business andagainst Speculation 1008Reichstag Accepts Agreement of LondonConference on Dawes Proposals 1011

Rentenbank to Be Changed According toDawes Plan 1008

Reparations—Owen D. Young Says Ger-many Must Pay to Breaking Point 1124

Reparations Payments, S. P. GilbertNamed as Permanent Agent-General of..

1123, 1125Reparations Paid up to July 1 1924 884Rhine Customs, Germany to Begin Collec-

ting. Sept. 211351Ruhr Being Evacuated by French '''' Bel-gian Troops 893, 1008, 1351

Ruhr Trade Pact Extended 537Schacht, Dr. Says Dawes Plan Is "Intelli-gent Solution" of Reparations Problems_1125

Securities—Active Trading in German Se-curitles 1352

Silver Being Bought from United States byGermany 759

Standard Oil Co. Receives Settlement fromGermany—War Claims 1008, 1351

Steamship Lines, the iv, orth German Lloydand Hamburg-American, Obtain Loans_1008

Third Emergency Tax Decree Declared Un-constitutional 537

Weidfeldt, Dr. Otto, German Ambassadotto United States, Plans to Return toBerlin 1009

Gibson, George, Enjoined by N. Y. SupremeCourt 275

Gilbert, S. P., Named as Agent General ofReparations Payments 1123

Page'Glass Blowers (Bottle) to Ask 20% Wage In-crease 398

Globe Cotton Mills Reduce Wages 878Goldman, Nat, Enjoined by N. Y. SupremeCourt 275

Gold Bought by India in Large Quantities,760, 1353

Gold Production, Canada Likely to DisplaceUnited States 264

Gold Production. Imports and Exports ofU.S. See United States.

Gold and Silver Inquiry. See U. S. SenateInvestigation Committees 647

Gold Standard for Germany. See Germany.Gompers, Samuel Correspondence with For-mer Sec. of Labor Wilson on Labor Recordof J. W. Davi.s 777

Gompers, Samuel, Declination to Attend No-tification Ceremony for J. W. Davis 775

Gompers, Samuel, on Meet ng of ExecutiveCommittee of Amer. Fed. of Labor 543

Graham. White & Co. of N. Y. TemporarilyEnjoined by N. V. Supreme Court 539

Grain. See Wheat.Great Britain—Anglo- oviet Conference Costly to Great

Britain 901Anglo-Soviet Treaty—Flaws in Lookedupon as Attempt to Avoid Admission ofFailure—Grand Duke Cyril Vladimiro-vitch Warns British Against Loan 900

Anglo-Soviet Treaty Signed—ProposedLoan 899

British Bar Presented with Statue of Black-stone by American Bar Association 541

British Debt to U. S.—Cost of Debt Pay-ment 653

British Debt to U. S.—Semi-Annual Inter-est Received 400

British Financial Mission to Brazil, Reportof 145

British Loan to Soviet Russia Opposed byMany 1352

British Loan to Soviet—Soviet RussiaBoasts of Bargain 1352

Business Conditions Improving—Wage In-creases and Decrease in Cost of Living 532

Canada Being Colonized by Great Brita1n-1008Capital Flotations, New Issues—Market

Depressed 884Churchill, Winston. Views on U. S. Debt

Policy 513Daylight Saving Time Ends in Great Brit-ain 1468

Dominion Diplomacy to Be Altered 533German Exports to Great Britain—Restor-

ation of 26% Tax Duty 760German Loan Effect on Industry—BritishManufacturers Much Concerned 1350

Gold Shipments from London to AmericaSmall Due to Large Quantity Absorbedby India 882

Hughes. sec., in Appreciation of BritishHospitality to Visiting American Law-yers 542

International Advertising Convention inLondon—Message of Pres. Coolidge .- 282

Italian Delegates to International Confer-ence Look for Reims) of Debt by U. S.and Great Britain 1015

League of Nations, London's Views of.. —1358League of Nations Grant4 Great BritainR ght to Search All Ships in Time ofWar 1358

League of Nations—Treaty of Mutual As-sistance Impracticable, States J. R. Gar-vin of London "Observer" 1359

Liverpool Cotton Assn. to Cease Tradnigin American Cotton Futures After July 11925 637

Liverpool Cotton Ass'n's Decision to With-draw from International Agreement- - - 897

Liverpool Dissatisfied Over U. S. CottonStandards 637

MacDonald, Premier, of Great BritainWould Have Germany in League 1239

Mexican Indebtedness, Great Britain's At-titude Toward 534

Navy—Proposal of League of Nations toPlace Great Britain's Navy at Disposalof League Causes British Alarm 1358

Pilgrim's Dinner in London. Address ofSec. of State Hughes 401

Railways—German Proposal for Convert-ing Railways into Corporation underDawes Plan 406

Russian Delegates in Conference withBritish Creditors Relative to Pre-WarDebts 267

Sugar Beet Subsidy Proposed in Britain - - 533Greece Asks for Balance of Loan from U. 8- - 883Greenhaus, Chas. H., Enjoined by N. Y. Su-preme Court 275

Groesbeck, Ernest, Resolutions on Death of 274Guaranty Trust Co.'s Survey of Industrial

Situation 135Gulf Mobile & Northern RR. Grants WageIncrease 163

Tjadley Textile Mills Resume on Full Time 529i Liars Financial Situation—Public Debt_ - -1123Hamburg-American and North GermanLloyd S. 8. Co.'s Receive Loans 1008

Harding, Pres.Warren G., ResolutionAdopted by Democratic National Conven-tion in Memory of 43Harrison's. Sen. Pat., Notifying C. W. Bryanof His Nomination for Vice-President byDemocratic Nat'l Convention 905Hat Makers Strike Ends in Orange Valley,N. J. 1004Haverhill Shoo Industry, Counter and Top-Lift Manufacturers Ask Wage Cut 397Haverhill Shoe Industry to Continue on Pres-ent Wage Scale 529Haverhill Sale Leather Workers Reject WageReduction Proposals 878Hearst, Wm. R., Criticises All Three Parties- 281Hearst, Wm. R., Quits Democrats for ThirdParty—Has No Faith in Davis 155Hedjas Kingdom Enters Into Trade PactWith Soviet Russia 901

Herrick, M. T., Ambassador to France Re-turns to United States on Visit 890Herrick, Ambassador, French CommemorateHis Remark When Bombs Fell Near Amer-ican Embassy During War 890Holland to Receive Loan frem Belgium 144

Hoover's, Sec., Advocacy of Lengthening ofBuilding Session 880Hosiery Production, Orders and Stocks 873

Houghton, A. B., U. S. Ambassador Returnsto Berlin..537Rouse, Col., Says United States Aid Will EndEunwe's Tangle—Approves Dawes Plan_ 401


JULY-SEPT., 1924.] INDEX

Page.

• Howe & Fenton Cut Sale Co. to Move to Bos-

ton 1344

Hughes, Sec. of State—American Bar Assn., Sec. Hughes' Address

in Behalf of Members of 414

American Bar Assn.. Sec. Hughes Elected

President 415

Amherst College Address of Sec. Hughes—

On Present Day Need of Intelligence.-- 414

British Hospitality to Visiting AmericanLawyers, Sec. Hughes in Appreciation of 542

Germany, Sec. Hughes' Visit—Return

from Abroad 641, 766

Italy, Sec. Hughes' Regret in Inability to

Visit Rome 890International Conference. Sec. Hughes'

Optimistic Views Regarding 536International Conference, Sec. Hughes

Gratified in Success of 890Paris Bar, Address of Sec. Hughes Before 542

Pilgrims Dinner in London. Address of Sec.Hughes 401

Soviet Newspapers Criticise Sec. Hughesfor His Attitude Toward Soviet Russia_ _1352

Soviets Claim Sec. Hughes Is Fighting

Them 901

Hull, Cordell, Predicts "Clean, Efficient and

Liberal Government" in Event of Election

of Democrats 281

Hume, D. H., Resigns as Director of Savings

in Dallas Fed. Reserve District 146

Hungarian Bonds Purchased by Equitable

Trust and Speyer & Co 1123Hungarian Government Financing, Feature

s

of—New Bond Issue 264

Hungarian Loan, Receipts from Revenues

Pledged as Security 400

Hungary. Kingdom of, Bond Offering 26

Hylan, Mayor, Awaiting Development Before

Endorsing J. W. Davis 280

H an, Mayor, Endorses Nomination of J. W.

Davis for President 776Hylan, Mayor, _Will Not Get Support o

f

Third Party, Morris Hillquit Says 776

'Cline's Dept. of Labor Reports Signs of

• Revival in Business 1336

Illinois Factory Employment Dropping

Rapidly 137

Illinois Industrial Situation Review 750

Imbrie, Vico-Consul Robert. Persian Govern-

ment Apologizes for the Murder of—U. S.

Government Protests 416. 543

Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain

Attacked by Southern Tobacco GrowersCo-operative Association 263

Imports and Exports of U. S. See United

States Foreign Trade.Income Tax—

Board of Tax Appeals Rules It Has No

• Jurisdiction in Cases Where Refund is

Sought on Tax Paid Prior to Passage of

Revenue Law of 1924 1249Board of Tax Appeals. Twelve Members

Named 147

Board of Tax Appeals Urged te Give QuickDecision—New Division of Review

Created by Internal Revenue Bureau 412

Internal Revenue Inquiry — Senator

Couzens Announces Resumption of— 660

Property That is Tax Exempt—Magnitude

of Totals 408

Returns of Income Tax Being Investigated

Will Not Be Made Public, Secretary

Mellon Says 1483

Tax Exempt Issues—Secretary Mellon toRenew Fight to Prevent These Issues_ -1138

' Treasury Department Begins Refunding

Tax Payments 412India—Business Bureau and Library Estab-

lished in Punjab 640India Buying Gold in Large Quantities_760. 1353'Indiana—Former Governor McCray Released

From Fifteen Indictments 31Industrial Mobilization Incident to National

• Defense Day 1137Industrial Mortgage Bank of Finland; Bond

Offering 145Industrial Situation. Guaranty Trust Co.'s

▪ Survey of 135Industries in the United States (Selected)

Employment and Wages 251. 1117Industry and Trade Review. See Trade.-Ingersoll, Raymond, Appointed Chairman of

Clothing Workers Union of N. Y.—Address1005, 1233

Insurance (Life) Sales in United States., .751. 867Insurance Sales in Canada. See Canada.International Conference for Bringing Into

Operation Dawes Proposal—Agreement, Formal Signing Concluded _887,

1010, 1126Belgium Approves International Agreement 893German Delegates Accept Reports With

Modifications 642German Nationalists Vote on Agreement-1126German Reichstag Accepts Agreement onDawes Proposals 1011

Herriot, Premier, Upheld by FrenchCabinet for His Actions in InternationalConference 890, 1009

Hughes, Secretary, Gratified at Success ofInternational Conference 890

Hughes, Secretary, Optimistic Views Re-garding Conference 536

Italian Cabinet Approves Course Taken byDelegates at Conference 1012

Italian Delegates Look for Release of Debtby U. B. and Great Britain 1015

Kellogg, Ambassador, Credited With Suc-cess of London Conference by PremierTheunis of Belgium 890

Kellogg, Ambassador, Tells Conference HisViews on Agreement Respecting DawesPlan 889

Marx, Chancellor, and Premier Rerriot ofFranco Shako Hands at Conclusion ofInternational Conference 893

Opening of Conference in London 534Protocol and Annexes Connected With

Agreement for Carrying Out Dawes Plan. 888Protocol signed by_German Delegates.... 760

International Metal Workers Congress 635International Paper Co. Resumes Operations—Again Curtails Operations 143. 397

Interparliamentary Union Accepts Invitntion6 of Pres. Coolidge to Hold Next Year's Meet-

ing in Washington 991Inter-State Commerce Commission—

Freight Rates in the East, Commerce Com-

• mission Orders Inquiry into 288Grain Rates in the West. Inter-State Coin-,• mores Commission Refuses Petition for

Reduction in 288

Page.Interstate Window Glass Co.—Kane PlantResumes Operations 1005

Interwoven Mills Reduce Wages—ResumeOperations 260

Investment Bankers' Association—Annual Convention—Amendments to Be Proposed at AnnualConvention 910. 1137

Annual Convention Held in Cleveland—Reports and Proceedings 1249, 1450

Ayres's. Colonel, Discussion of "Con-trolling Factor of Security PriceMovements' 1455

Caldwell, Geo. B., on Purpose of Associa-tion 1452

Cleveland Bankers Receive Vote ofThanks 1464

Coolidge's, President, Message 1452Dewey, Charles S., on Government'sWar Financing 1453

Dysart's, President-Elect, Remarks_ __ _1467Education Committee's Report 1493Federation Taxation Committee's Re-

port 1465Fenton's, Secretary F. R., Annual Re-

port 1461Foreign Securities Committee's.Report_ -1463Government Bond Committee's Report_1451Hayden's, Warren S., Address of Wel-come 1451

Herrick's, Myron T., Remarks 1451Industrial Securities Committee's Report1454Irrigation Securities Committee's Report 1464Legislation Committee's Report 1462Longmire's. John R., Remarks 1461Louisville Extends Invitation to Hold1925 Convention There 1468

Mellon's, Secretary of Treasury. Message1453Membership Committee's Report 1467Morrow, Dwight W., on InvestmentBanking Business 1454

Officers, and Directors, Nomination of.- 289Officers, Newly Elected 1467Palmer's, E. B., Remarks 14e4Prentiss, J. W., President--Address_ —1450Publicity Department— lewspaper Men

Felicitate Harry Rasccrvar 1468Public Service Securities Committee's

Report 1459Railroad Securities Committee's Report_1457Real Estate Securities Committee's Re-

port 1460"Iron Age" Investigates Elimination ofTwelve-Hour Day in Steel Industry 871

Iron Foundry Operations, Advance Report ofPhiladelphia Federal Reserve Bank_-_-19.

522. 1000Iron Market Review—Production and Prices

20. 140, 257, 389. 521. 634. 754, 870,1002, 1115. 1230. 13'39

Iron Ore Shipments from Lake Superior-635. 1340Iron Output, Monthly Report 19, 634, 1116Iron and Steel Manufacturers Are Satisfied

with Present Conditions, Judge Gary Says.. 1003Italy and Italian—Cabinet Approves of Course Taken by

Delegates at International Conference _1012Delegates to International Conference Look

for Release of Debt by United States andGreat Britain 1015

Fascisti Usefulness--Premier Mussolini'sStatement 654

Germany Pays Two Million Tons Repara-tions Coal to Italy 885

Hughes, Secretary, Expresses Re tret inInability to Visit R me 890

Wheat Crop a Failure—War Br ad B eingUsed 885

Janecke. El net', and Gaston B. Means Sen-tenced to Atlanta Penitentiary for Viola-

tion of Prohi Win Laws 41Japan and Japanese—

Bancrof.,, E. A., Succeeds C. E. Woolas U. S. Ambassador to Japan 1248

Bo ads, Unregistered. Lost in Hart auqake,Japanese Law /te:arcling 1478

Budget. Curtailment of Expenditures byJapanese Government, Working Budget_1346

Budget—Japanese Supplementary Budget,114 534

Earthquake Area, Progress of Reconstruc-.

tion Work 885First Restoration Savings CertificatesOf erej 1123

Jap .n and Japanese—Imperial 'sank of Japan. Ltd.. Notes

Offered in United States—Books Closed_ 763Savings Certificates, Is.uance by JapaneseGovernment of 269

Tariff Bill will not Affect American Exportsto Japan 534

Jefferis, Rep.. Speech Notifying Gen. Dawesof His Nomination as V Ice-President onRepublican Ticket 903

Johnson, Magnus. Receives Letter fromHoward Elliott Refuting AllegationsAgainst N. Y. N. H. & Hartford and theNorthern Pacific 43

Joint Stock Land Banks—Denver Joint Stock —and Bank, CapitalStock Offering 28

Fremont Joint Stock Land Bank. W. E.Barkley Becomes President of 270

Joint Stock and Federal Land Banks—Magnitude of Operations 896

Joint Block and Federal Reserve Banks—Magnitude of Operations 39

Joint Stock Land Bank Bond Offerings—Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank 640Central Illinois Joint Stock Land Bank... 269Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank 28. 269Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank 269Dayton Agricultural Joint Stock LandBank 271

First Joint Stock Land Bank of NewOrleans 270Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank 270Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank 406Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank 269Pacific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank 27Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank 269Pennsylvania-Maryland Joint Stock LandBank 269

Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank 270. 1237San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank 270Southern Minnesota Joint Stock LandBank 641

Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank_ 406Josephthal & Co. Wins Suit Brought byEx-Partner 146

Page.Kanawha Coal Fields of West Virginia, Oriereters Must Follow Legal Process beforeEvicting Miners 'rom Company's Propert • 879

Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank. SeeFederal Reserve Banks.

Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank, BondOffering270

Kansas Farmers Prosperous, •

Due ;to HighGrain Prices 394

Kellogg, Ambassador, Tel s InternationalConf vence His Views on Agreement Re-snecting Dawes Plan 889

Kellogg, A.mbasaador. Credited w' th Successof Conference by Premier Theuni of Bel-gium 890

Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank, BondOffering 406

Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne. Schedules inBankruptcy Filed 539

Ku Klux Klan Condemned in ResolutionAdopted by Socialist Nationa Convention_ 281

Ku Klux Klan, Ohio Democrats Declareagainst Klan 1017

Ku !Ono K an, Views of General Dawes ___ _1017Ku Klux Klan—J. W. Davis Declares againstKlan 1015

Kulenlampff, 0. B.. Suspended for One Yearfrom New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange_ 275

Ladd, Sen., to Support Sen. La Follette _ _ _ _ 420a Belle Iron Works Resumes Operations_ 879

Lea ar Day Address of President Cooldge_ _ _1127afa vette Day Ad -tress of President Coolidge_1242La Fo lette, Robert M.—Amen i -an Federation of Labor EndorsesSenator LA Follette for President 776

Ameriaan F alteration of Labor Anp als fFu ads in Behalf of La Follette Campaign 1134

Bros:khan. Senator, Will Not Speak forSe later La Follette or President Coo'idge 420

Cohnlan. D F.. Withdraws f om Demo-cratic T cket in Favor of Sen. La Follette 777

Coolidg Preside t. Speech at Philadel-phia in Reply to Views of Sen. La Follette1480

Davis, J. J., Says Labor Is Part F03 ofLa Follett3 420

Dawes. Gen., Charges Sen. La Follette withTryin r to Undermine the Constitution _1245

Dawes's, Gen., Report Branded by Sen. LaF' alette as Morgan's Plan 1133

Dawes's, Gen., Speech Assailing La Fol-lettesm 1247

Debs, E. V. Urges Support of La Folletteby Socialists 419

Demo retie Convention, La Follette Sup-porters Say Passion Ruled Convent on. 281

Ford, John, New York Supreme Court Juts- rMee, De dares Full Support for Senator "RILa Follette 1135

Hillquit, Morris, Says Mayor Hylan WillNot Receive Support of Third Party..... 776

Labor Vote Will Not Support Sen. La Fol-lette, Judge Gary Says 1002

Ladd, Sen., to Support Sen. La Follette_ _ _ 420La Palette. R. M., Candidate for Pres -dent on Progressive-Socialists' Ticket _ — 157

La Follette, R. M.. Will Get Full SupportIf Labor 419

La FIllette's, R. M., Address on Policiesof Opponents 1359

La Guardia. Representative. Withdrawsfrom Republican Party in Favor of S n.La Follette •776

Ne v Jersey Federation of Labor Refuses toEndorse La Follette 1247

Ne v York State Socialist Party EndorsesSen. La Follette for President 545

Campaign Funds—La Follette Fo lowersSelling Bonds •1247

Railroad Brotherhoods to Support La Fol-lette for President 419

Railroad Returns. R. S. Binkerd in Replyto R. M. La Follette Jr. Regard ng 1363

"Railway Age" Charges Convention ThatNominated Sen. La Follette Was Con-trolled by Railway Labor Leaders 421

Spreckels, Rudolph, Member of ExecutiveCommittee of La Follette-Wheeler Cam-paigneeler, Sen.. Asked to B La Folleg% 661W Running Mate—Letter of Acceptance.

280. 2418La Guardia, Representative, Withdraws from

Republican Party in Favor of Senator LaFollette 776

Lake Superior Iron Ore Shipments 635, 1340Lamont. J. S., Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy-- 146League of Nations—Arms. League to Stop Secret Manufac-

turing of 278Austria's Restoration Considered BestAccomplishment by Sir H. Ames 278

Brazil at Geneva Accepts Policy of ForcedArbitration 1242

Budget Set as Limit for Arms—NationsWarned Not to Exceed ExpendituresAlready Set for Fiscal Year 278

Disarmaments Commission Told by H. S.Gibson That United States Will WelcomeAny Practical Plan for Control of Arms_ 278

Disarmament Order of League to End War_1241Geneva Conference—Proposed Disarma-ment Pact 1355

Great Britain Granted Right by Leagueto Search All Vessels in Time of War. _ _1358

Great Britain's Navy Placed at Disposal ofLeague, Proposal Causes British Alarm_1358

Limitation of Armaments Discussed byCouncil 276

London's View of the League of Nations -1358MacDonald, Premier, of Great Britain

Would Have Germany in League 1239Mutual Assistance Treaty Considered byJ. R. Garvin as Impracticable 1359

United States Government Advises LeagueThat It Cannot Give Adherence toLeague Treaty 275

Leather tiloves and Mittens Cut_Leather—Pro auction and Stocks—Hides anSkins _536.756

L 3WiS. David. Reappointed to Tariff Com.nirsion • 1249

Liberty Bonds. See U.. S. Treasury,Libraries' Association to Hold Exhibit DuringConvention of American Bankers Associa-tion 781

Liverpool Cotton Assocation. See GreatBritain or Cotton.

Livestock Prices Pulled Down Prices ofFarm Products 395

Living Costs in Nineteen Cities—Comparison 868Living—National Industrial Conference

Kanawha Coal Field of West Virginia Es- Board's Views on Cost of—Comparison.tablishes Open Shop 260 21, 387, 867


INDEX [VOL.119-PART 1.

Page.Locomotive. See Railroad.Lord, E. M., Director of Budget-Govern-

ment's Estimate Cut 35Lumber Output On West Coast_876, 1000,

1117. 1232, 1339, 1472Lumber Production and Shipments-Corn-parison_ _875, 1000. 1115 1232, 1339, 1472

Lynn Shoe Industry, Wage Reductions_524,638, 758

Lyons, Norbert, Says Suit Against Sisal SalesCorp. Will Prove Futile 547

a/rail-Air Mail Successfully Completes1V1 First Fifteen Days 394Mall Workers' Strike in Canada, Terminationof 286

Maine Elections-Republican Governor andU. S. Senator Elected 1247

Maine Fishing Industry, Strike In 878Maine Textile Mills Will Not Reduce Wages_1343Malleable Castings-Production and Ship-ments 1231

Marsh, Benjamin, Says Congress Did Nothingto Aid Farmer 31

Maryland National Guard Insured byGovernment 658

Massachusetts Cotton Mills-Lowell PlantsShut Down 1005

Massachusetts Textile Mills Resume Opera-tions 143

McAdoo, Wm. G., to Support Davis-BryanTicket 278

McCollum's, W. R., Views on PittsburghPlus Ruling 530

McCray, W. T., Former Governor of Indiana,Released From Fifteen Indictments 31

McGarah, G. W.. Chosen as American Mem-ber of General Board of New German "-Bank of Issue 1124

McGee, Wm. F., to Testify for State-Clearedof Contempt Charges 275. 650

McNulty & Co., F. H.. Brokers, Enjoinedby State 1480

Means, Gaston B., and Elmer Jarnecke Sen-tenced to Atlanta Penitentiary for Violationof Prohibition Laws 41

Meats and Fats, Exports of. See U. S.Foreign Trade.

Mechanical Stokers Sold and Installed-Comparison 522, 755

Mellon, Secretary of Treasury-Europe, Secretary Mellon Sails for 146Government Operations for Fiscal Year,

Surplus, Secretary Mellon's Report on. 34Income Tax Returns Being Investigated

Will Not Be Made Public. SecretaryMellon Says 1483

Tax Exempt Issues, Secretary Mellon toRenew Fight to Prevent These Issues_ _1138

Merchandising Methods, Government toContinue Study of 1364

Mexico and Mexican-American Industrial Mission to Mexico _ _1248Calles, Gen., President-Elect of Mexico

Sails for Europe-Does not Want "Cap-italist Forces"- to Exploit Labor in Mex-ico 765

Cotton Export Duty Reduced by Mexico- - 885External Debt, Mexico Fails to Remit In-

terest Due July I 25Indebtedness to Great Britain and British

Attitude 534Sheffield, James R., Appointed U. S. Am-

bassador to Mexico 1248Silver Production Increases 540Soviet Russia, Mexico Expresses Willing-

ness to Recognize 534Warren, Chas. B., Ambassador to Mexico,Tenders His Resignation 653

Michael, Jerome, Appointed by Att.-Gen.Stone to Handle Quartermaster War Fraud 286

Milk Price Increase by Producers Not Passedon by Consumer 638

Milk Prices Raised by Dalrymen_529, 758. 878Miller, Clifton M., Pacific Coast Representa-

tive of Dillon, Read & Co. Congratu-lated by Western Bond Houses on HisAbility 1238

Minnesota Rural Credits Bureau-LoansOutstanding 29

Mitchell, Chas. S., Views on Austria's.Out-look 1351

Mandell's, Frank W., Speech Notifying Pres.Coolidge of his Nomination 769

Moneyed Capital Tax Law, N. Y. SupremeCourt Upholds Constitutionality of- _271, 407

Moneyed Capital Tax Law, Notice to Mem-bers of N. Y. Stock Exchange Regarding

Assessments Under Tax Law 765Morgan & Co., J. P.. Grants Credit to Bankof France 1236

Morgan, J. P. Sails for Europe-BankersPosition Regarding German Loan 399

Morrow, Dwight P., on Investors in ForeignLoans 639

Municipal Water and Improvement Bonds,Fed. Trade Commission Issue Order for Dis-continuance of Fraudulent Trading in 780

Mussolini, Premier, of Italy. See Italy.

Mashua Mills Resume Operations 529illash's, Wills G. Address Before N. Y.

State Bankers' donvention in Montreal - - 163National Assn. of Credit Men, J. H. FregolLooks for Early Improvement in Business 528

National Assn. of Mutual Savings Banks-Annual Convention 289

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards-Vir-ginia Circuit Court Grants InjunctionAgainst Unauthorized Use of Term"Realtor" 162

National Assn. of Real Estate Boards, Pro-posed By-Law Not Approved by Board ofDirectors 659

National Banks, Loss of Note Rights MayAffect Policy of 33

National Banks-Tots.; esources 896National Defense DayAmerican Federation of Labor, Executive

Council's Views on Defense Day 1137Bryan, Gov., of Neb Opposes Plans for

National Defense Day 654Bullard's, Mayor-Gener. 1, Views on Nat'l

Defense Day 1136Gary's, Judge, Interprets tion of NationalDefense Day 1242

Industrial Mobilization lb ildent to Nat'lDefense Day 1137

Silzer, Gov., of N. J., Calls ibr Observanceof Nat'l Defense Day 1136

Smith's, Gov., of N. Y. Prochmation Call-ing for Observance of Nat'l Defense Day 1136

Sweet. Gov., of Colo. and Gov. Blain ofWisc. Oppose Defense Day Plans 658

Washington, D. C. Defense Day Plans- -.1136

Page.National Fraternal Congress, Pres. Coolidge'sAddress Before 1129

National India Rubber Co., Wage Reduc-tion 529National Industrial Conference Board In-vestigating State Taxation Problems 659National Industrial Conference Boards Viewson Cost of Living-Comparison_ -21. 387. 867

National Live Stock Producers Assn. Organ-ized in Chicago 28

National Wholesale Druggists' Assn., Fed.Commission Cotnplaint Dismissed 1344

Nebraska Banks Aided by Rise in WheatPrices 850

Negro's Right to Enter Congress Upheld byPresident Coolidge 765

New England Retail Trade Conditions 867New England Textile Mills Curtail Opera-

tions 23, 397New England Tobacco Crop Increases 262New Haven RR., Shopmen to Continue Strike 421New Jersey Employment and Wages_ _250,

750. 1336New Jersey Federation of Labor Refuses toEndorse LaFollette 1247

New London Ship & Engine Co. Curtails Op-erations Due to Inability to Coliect Debtsfrom Government 398

New York City Building Construction_ _254,752, 1228

New York Clearing House Assn., Changes inRules 325

New York Clearing House Assn. to ContinueUnchanged Rate on Bank Deposits 764

New York Clothing Workers. See Clothing.New York Factories, Employment and Wages,

17, 138. 513. 749, 1000, 1229New York Savings Banks' Assn. Says SavingsBanks Do Not Intend Lowering Interest 32

New York State Bankers' Assn., ResolutionCalling for Interest Rates Based on Pre-vailing Interest on Standard Investments,

32. 1355New York State Bankers' Convention inMontreal, Address of Wills G. Nash 163

New York State Savings Bank Assn., AnnualMeeting of Group IV 290

New York State Socialist Party Endorses Sen.LaFollette for Presidential Candidate 545

New York Trust Co. Says Grain MqrketingCo. Is Greatest Stride in Farmers' Co-oper-ative Movement 895

New York Trust Co.'s Views on InvestmentTrusts 1019

New York Web Pressmen's Union-Final Set-tlement of Outlaw Strike 398

New York Consolidated Stock Exchange-Eisfelder, H. W., Suspended by Exchange,

27.5. 539New York Cotton Exchange-

Bartlett's, Pres., Views on Government'sCotton Crop Report 23

Southern Warehouse Committee Recom-mends Extension to New Orleans of De-livery Privileges in Case of Future Con-tracts 1126

New York Curb Market-Austrian Central Land Bank Shares Ad-

mitted on Exchange 885New York Stock Exchange-Auditing of Members' Books-Stock Ex-change Sends Out Inquiry on 1480

Brokers' Loans Show Increase _ _ _274. 539. 898Byrne & Co., J. M., N. Y. Stock Exchange

in Bankruptcy 650Confidential Information Refused by StockExchange 1013

Day & Heaton, N. Y. Stock ExchangeFirm, Fall 1354, 1479

Governing Committee, L. C. De CoppetAppointed Member of 275

Investment Trust Corporations, Stock Ex-change Ruling on Member's Participa-tion in 538

Moneyed Capital Tax Law, Notice to Mem-bers of Exchange Regarding AssessmentsUnder Tax Law 765

Secor, G. F., of Secor, Reynolds & Co., Ex-pelled from Exchange 1479

Simmons. Pres.. of N. Y. Stock Exchange,Says Officials of Exchange Doubt ThatAccurate Figures of Brokers' Loans AreObtainable 898

Stock and Loan Dept., Money Received andLoaned Daily, Figures No Longer Ob-tainable 33

Nicaragua Completes Payment of Local Debt 265Nicaragua Purchases National Bank ofNicaragua from Syndicate of AmericanBankers 886, 1236

Northern Pacific RR., Text of ResolutionCalling for Inquiry into Land Grants 547

North German Lloyd and Hamburg-AmericanSS. Cos. Receive Loans 1008

Nortz. F. E., Suspended for One Year fromN. Y. Coffee & Sugar Exchange 275

Norway-City of Trondhjem Bond Offering_ 27Norway, Kindgom of, Bond Offering 640

Oddle, Sen. T. L., on Results of Work ofSenate Commission of Gold and SilverInquiry 647, 1353

Ohio Democratic Party Dcelares AgainstKu Klux Klan 1017

OhoPennsylvana Joint Stock Land Bank,Bond Offering 269

Oil Production and Prices. See Petroleum.Oregon State Chamber of Commerce Cam-

paign Against Forest Fires 1138Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co.Grants Wage Increase 421

Otis Cotton Mills Close 529Outdoor Life, National Conference on-AimsExplained by President Coolidge 162

pacific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank, BondOffering 27

Papers & Paperhangers Brotherhood-U. S.District Court Rules Union's By-LawsUnfair and Discriminatory 259

Paper Box Trade, Strike Averted 259Paper and Pulp Production Statistics-137,

631, 1233Paris, See France.Paterson Broad-Silk Mills on Strike_ _758.

878, 1004, 1115. 1234, 1343Peavey, Chas, T., Criticizes Grain MarketingCo 647

Penikees Silk Mills Resume Operations 638Pennsylvania Employment and Wages-250,

750, 1336Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond

Offering 269Pennsylvania-Maryland Joint Stock LandBank, Bond Offering 269

Page.Pennsylvania RR., Brotherhood's Suit forBank Pay Dismissed 289Persian Government Apologizes for theKilling of Vice-Consul Robert Imbrie-United States Government Protests.-416. 543

Peruvian Petroleum Lands, Dutch ShellGroup Acquires Option on 654

Petroleum-Crude Oil Production_21, 139, 256. 388.521, 633, 753, 869, 1001, 1115, 1230.

1338. 1473Exports of Petroleum by United States.

See U. S. Foreign Trade.Gasoline and Crude Oil Prices_21, 139.255. 388, 520, 633. 752, 869. 1001, 1115,

1230, 1337, 1472Gasoline Production and Stocks 139Persian Legation at Washington-Statementon Protection of American Subjects 654Philadelphia Clothing Market on Strike_637. 757

Philadelphia Federal Reserve District, SeeFederal Reserve Banks.

Phillips Lumber Case Defendants Acquitted-U. S. Government Loses Another "WarFraud" Case 411Pittsburgh Plus Case, Federal Trade Commis-sion Decides against United States SteelCorporation 389Pittsburgh Plus-Effect on Steel Prices 1341Pittsburgh Plus Order of Federal Trade Com-mission, U. S. Steel Corporation to Con-form to Order 1340

Pittsburgh Plus Ruling to Affect Sugar, Lum-ber and Zinc Industries 531

Pittsburgh Plus Ruling, Judge Gary's Viewson 392, 529

Pittsburgh Plus Ruling, Views of J. F. Burke_ 530Pittsburgh Plus Ruling, Views of S. H.Thompson 531

Pittsburgh Plus Ruling, Views of W Ii. Mc-Collum530Pittsburgh Plus-Steel Leaders Predict Aban-donment of Price Raising System Will NotBe Harmful 1341

Pittsburgh Plus System to Be Abandoned byBethlehem Steel Corporation 1341

Plumbing Fixtures, Wholesale Prices of_522, 1232Poland Contracts for Silver for Minting in

United States 540Poland to Fund Debt to United States 1007Poland-Interest Rates Law-Bank LoanPolicy Cautious 1007

Poland Makes Long Term Tobacco Contractwith American Growers 262

Poland-New Economic National BankFormed 540Polish Currency, Government's Efforts toStabilize 1007Portland Cement, Production Increasing andStocks Decreasing 753, 1341Postal Clerk Commended by President Cool-idge for Preventing Theft of RegisteredMall 1006Postal Receipts at Fifty Industrial Cities

136, 632, 1229Postal Receipts at Fifty Selected Cities_ _136,633, 1228Postal Savings Deposits 22, 259, 753Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond Offer-

ing 270, 1237Pottery Workers Seek Wage Increase 259Potterty Workers' Wages to Continue on OldWage Scale for Two Years 879

Presidential Campaign Expenditures, Com-mittee Named to Inquire into-ChairmanButler's, of the Republican National Com-mittee, Letter 421

Rabiner, J. C., Convicted Broker, LosesAppeal 31

Railroads-Boston & Maine RR. Grants Wage Increase 163Brotherhood of Locomorive Engineers

Elects New Chief 163Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh RR. GrantaWage Increase 163

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Grants Wage In-crease 163

Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. LouieRR. Offers to Reinstate Old Shopmen 421

Conductors and Trainmen Seek Wage In-crease 1362

Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Re-sumes Operations on Full Time 1362

Earnings of Railroads on Their Capital In-vestment 1362

Earnings of Railroads-R. 8. Binkerd inAnswer to Robt. M. La Follette Jr. Re-garding Earnings of Railroads 1363

Employees' Wages and Government Owner-ship of Railroads 1137, 1362

Freight Loading of Railroad RevenueFreight _136, 258, 421, 528, 633, 753,

880, 1227, 1339, 1470Freight Rates in the East. Inter-StateCommerce Commission Orders Inquiryinto 288

Freight Tonnage of Railroads Declines inJuly and First Seven Months 1363

Gulf Mobile & Northern RR. Grants WageIncrease 163Labor Board Hearings-Considers WageIncreases 1362

Labor Leaders' Attitude Toward Congress-man-Blacklist 1248Labor Board's Action in Telegraph Case_ _1362Labor Board to Take Action againstBrotherhoods on Contempt Charges_ _ 660Labor Board, Views of President Coolidge_1248La Follette, It. M., Candidate for Presi-dent. to Have Support of RailroadBrotherhoods 419Locomotives for Mining and IndustrialPurposes, Shipments of 871

Locomotives, Unfilled Orders Decreasing523. 871, 1232New Haven Railroad, Shopmen to Continue

Strike 421New York New Haven & Hartford RR. andthe Northern Pacific, Howard Elliott'sLetter to Magnus Johnson Refuting Alle-gations against 43

Northern Pacific RR., Text of ResolutionCalling for Inquiry into Land Grants_ - 547

Oregon-Washington Railroad & NavigationCo. Grants Wage Increase 421

Pennsylvania RR., Brotherd's Suit forBack Pay Dismissed 289

Reading RR. Co. Curtails Operations... 421Seaboard Air Line Ry. Grants Wage In-

crease 163Securities (Railroad) Obtained in Connec-

tion with Loans under TransportationAct, Opinion of Attorney-General in1922 1249


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Page.

Railroads (Coneluded)—Southern Ry. Employees Divisional Organ-

ization to Work for Success of NewBonus Plan 163

Telegraphers Get Wage Increase 289. 879Union's Plea of Non-Jurisdiction Preventedby United States Railroad Labor Board_ 420

"Railway Age" Charges Convention ThatNominated Sen. La Follette Was Con-trolled by Railway Labor Leaders 421

Raleigh Cotton Co-Operative Association—Members Receive Loans 262

Ralston's Sen., Withdrawal as Candidate forPresident 154

Reading Railroad Co. Curtail Operations 421"Realtor," Utah Court Grants Injunction

Against Unauthorized Use of Term 659Redmond, Geo. F., Former Treasurer of G. F.Redmond & Co.

' Inc.. Convicted 538

Rendigs. C. W.. Convicted of Perjury inFallon Case, Freed 898

Renfrew Manufacturing Co. Resumes Opera-tions 529

Reo Motor Car Co. Resumes Operations__ _ 260Republican Party—American Federation of Labor Will NotSupport Republican Party 907

Bryan. W. J., Says Democrats andLa Follette Parties Are Strong Enoughto Defeat Republicans 279

Dawes. General—Address Assailing La Folletteism 1247Bryan, C. W.. and Gen. Dawes Meet

in Lincoln, Neb 1131Constitution—Gen. Dawes Charges Sen-

ator La Follette With Trying toUndermine Foundation of the Consti-tution 1245

Farmer—Gen. Dawes on Republican'sPlans to Aid Farmer 1130

Ku Klux Klan, Gen. Dawes's Views on. _1017Maine Republicans Successful—Gover-

nor and U. S. Senator Elected 1247Speech Accepting Nomination as Vice-

President--Notification Speech ofRepresentative Jefferies 901, 903

Richmond Federal Reserve Bank. See Fed-eral Reserve Banks.

Riverside Mills of Danville, Va., ResumeOperations 879

Rosin Stocks at Chief Distributing Points__ _1232

Royal Dutch Shell Group Acquires Option

on Peruvian Petroleum Lands 654Rumania Increases Wheat Tax—Export Duty

Increased 50% 885Rumanian Foreign Loan Fails 885Rumanian Mining Law Protested by StateDepartment at 'Washington 658

Rumania Plans Loan in Exchange for Oil—Negotiations on With French StandardOil Co. for Control of Fields 1352

Rumania Seeks Data on Debt to U. S 1015Russia and Russian—

Angio-Soviet Conference Costly to GreatBritain 901

Anglo-Soviet Treaty Signed—ProposedLoan 899

Anglo-Soviet Treaty Has Many Flaws—Looked Upon as Admission of Failure—Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch WarnsBritish Against Proposed Loan 900

Bond Holders, Further Extension Soughtof Agreement Arranged for Protection of. 267

British Loan to Soviet Russia Opposed byMany 1352

British Loan to Soviet Russia—SovietBoasts of Bargain 1352

Central Agricultural Bank of Russia Pro-gressing 1353

France Likely to Recognize Soviet Russia 534Famine Tax lAwied 1353Foreign Intervention, Soviet PreparingClaims of Russian Citizens Who SufferedFrom 268

Hughes. Secretary, is Criticized by SovietNewspapers for Ills Attitude TowardRussia 1352

Imperial Government Bonds of 1919 AreNot Worthless 760

Labor Situation Becoming Difficult—RuleRestricting Labor Dropped by Soviet 885

Loan, Russia's Overtures for—Conferencein London 267

Merchant Marine for Russian Soviet—Essential to Trade Monopoly 268

Mining Concessions Granted by Soviet 901Peking. Legation Obtained by Soviet Russia1353Securities Admitted on Exchange by Soviet 1237Soviets Claim Secretary Hughes is FightingThem 901

Soviet Policy Kills Industry 268Soviet Signs Trade Pact With Kingdom

of Hedjes 901State Run Industries in Russia in Trouble_ 268Sugar Famine Threatens Russia Due toPoor Sugar Beet Crop 534

Treasury to Retire Obligations—TotalCirculation of Rubles 901

Turkey to Expel All Jews Who Are ForeignSubjects 654

Wrangell Island Claimed by United StatesSeized by Soviets 1353

St. Louis Fed. Reserve Bank. See Fed. Re-serve Banks.

Salter, Sir J. A.. Has Faith in Dawes Plan_ - _ 537San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank, Bond

Offering 270Sanford Mills of Maine, Curtailed 143San Francisco Fed. Reserve Bank. See Fed.

Reserve Banks.Sao Paulo. See Brazil.Savings Deposits of Banks Throughout the

United States, Fed. Reserve Board's Views 540Schang, Allen S., Enjoined by N. Y. SupremeCourt 275

Seaboard Air Line Ry. Grants Wage Increase 163Seaboard National Bank and Others Purchase

Notes of Paris Lyons & Mediterranean RR. 1346Second Regional Trust Co. Conference of Pa-

cific Coast and Rocky Mountain States,,

Secor, G. F., of Secor, Reynolds & Co.781, Ex-

1250

pelled from N. Y. Stock Exchange 1479Sells Shoe Co. (Stoughton, Mass.) Workers

Strike Against Wage Cut 878Serbs, Kingdom of. Treasury Bonds Sold _ -1236Shaver, Clem L., Named as Chairman ofDemocratic National Committee 420

Sheffield, James R., Appointed U. £3. Am-bassador to Mexico 1248

Ship Building Orders, U. S. One of FewCountries Showing No Increases 417

Shipping Act, Preferential RR. Rates. See

Railroads.

Page.Shoes and Boots Production 873, 1343Silk Strike in Paterson. See Paterson.Silver—American Silver Producers' Assn.Formed 1012

Silver Being Bought by Germany for CoinagePurposes 759

Silver, Gray, Elected President of Grain Mar-keting Company 408

Silver—Poland Contracts for Silver for Mint-ing in United States 540

Silver Producers, Proposed Formation of Co-operative Research Organization 539

Silver Producers at Salt Lake Meeting DeferFormation of Silver Export Assn 1012

Silver Production in Mexico Increases 540Silzer's, Gov., of New Jersey, Proclamation

Calling for Observance of National DefenseDay 1136

Simmons, 31.11. H., Pres. of New York StockExchange. See N. Y. Stock Exchange.

Simmons. Z. G., Views on Business Conciiitons 749Sinclair, Harry F., Indictment Returned by

Federal Grand Jury Against 36Sinclair, Harry F., Must Answer Six of Ten

Questions Asked by Senate Committee,Dist. of Col. Supreme Court Rules 286

Slovenes, Kingdom of, Treasury Bonds Sold 1236Smith, Gov., Indicates His Support for J. W.

Davis 155Smith, Gov. Remarks Before Convention Re-

garding His Candidacy for President 156Smith's, Gov., Proclamation for Observanceof National Defense Day 1136

Smith & Wesson Co. Discontinue Operations_ 879Sisal Sales Corp., Norbert Lyons Says Suit

Against Will Prove Futile 546, 547Sisson, F. H.. Address on "Advertising as a

Creator of Public Standards in Business"__ 283South Africa—Premier Smuts's Defeat in

General Elections—Gen. Hertzog NewPremier 147

Southern Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bank,Stock Offering 641

Southern Ry.. Employees' Divisional Organ-ization to Work for Success of New BonusPlan 163

Spain—Military Directorate Demilitarized 148Spain Receives American Money for Devel-opment of Telephone 640

Spencer Wire Co.. Mills Resume Operations 398Spreckles, Rudolph, Member of ExecutiveCommittee of LaFollette-Wheeler Cam-paign 419. 661

Standard Oil Co. Receives Settlement fromGermany 1008, 1351

State Banking Institutions in the UnitedStates, Resources of 406

State Expenditures Increase, Views of Amer-ican Exchange National Bank 1127

Steel Barrels—Production, Stocks and Ship-ments 872

Steel Castings Bookings Shrinking 522, 870Steel Furniture Shipments Declining 522, 870Steel Industry, Elimination of 12-Hour Day

Investigated by "Iron Age" 871Steel and Iron Manufacturers are SatisfiedWith Present Conditions, Judge GarySays 1003

Steel Market Review—Production and Prices,20, 140, 257. 389, 521, 634. 754. 870, 1002,

1115, 1230, 1339. 1473Steel Operations, Advance Report of Phila-

delphia Fed. Reserve Bank__ _ _19, 522. 1000Steel Prices, Effect of Pittsburgh Plus Ruling.

See Pittsburgh Plus.Steel Producers of Europe Organize for Pro-

tection Against American Price Cutting 635Steel Production by Months_ -140.635. 1116, 1230Steel (Structurall_Sales 522. 872Stewart, E., on Waste of Man Power 386Stone, Attorney-General—Hard Coal Industry, Atty.-Gen. StoneFinds New Grounds for ProsecutingMonopoly in 638

Michael, Jerome. Appointed by Attorney-General to Handle Quartermaster WarFrauds 286

Treasury Department Prevented from Dis-posing of Railroad Securities, Ruling ofAttorney-General 541

Store Door Delivery Endorsed by AtlanticStates Shippers' Advisory Board 1363

Straus & CO., 8 W., Reports Issuance ofBuilding Permits Increasing 254. 1338

Sugar Beet Subsidy Proposed in Great Britain 533Supreme Court of U. S., Decisions of. SeeCourt Decisions.

Sawyer, Brig.-Gen.. Late President's Physi-cian, Dies at Marion 1483

Sweet, Gov., of Colorado, and Gov. Blaine ofWisconsin Opposed to Defense Day Plans_ 658

Swiss Government Abolishes UnemploymentDoles—Industrial Conditions Improved _ _ _ 533

Swiss Government Bonds Ready for Delivery 399

T'Vexation Problems of State Being Investi-

gated by National Industrial ConferenceBoard 659

Tax-Exempt Properties, Magnitude of Totals 408Tax Revision Proposals. See Income Tax.Telegraphers. See Railroads. 'Terra Cotta (Architectural)Bookings 523Teter's Lucius, Views on Europe's Future.. -.1238Taxes Farm Labor Union Discussing Market-ing of 1924 Cotton Crop 895

Textiles (Pyroxylin-Coated) Production andShipments 523. 1476

Textile Workers to Oppose Wage Reduc-tions 1343

Thompson's, S. H., Views on PittsburghPlus Ruling 531

Tile for Floors and Walls, Production andStocks 523, 872

Tin Workers in Youngstown Get Wage Cut__ 260Tobacco Crop Increases in New England

States 262Tobacco Growers Plan War on ImperialTobacco of Great Britain 262

Tobacco Stocks Held by Manufacturers andDealers 756

Foerge, Norman K.. on German Loan andthe Security Back of it 1350

Tomllns, F. M., Private Investment Broker,in Bankruptcy 275

Trade (Retail) Conditions in New England_ _ 867Trade. State of_ _15. 133. 248. 385. 511, 629.

. 747, 866. 997, 1113, 1225, 1334, 1468

Tr.:ainmen. See Railroads.Transportation Act—Opinion of Attorney-

General in 1922 on Rail Securities Obtainedin Connection with Loans 1249

Treasury of U. S. See United States.Trust Companies Conference to be Held in

October at Salt Lake City 290

Page.

Trust Department Advertising, C. F. Berry's

Views 283

Turkey to Expel all Jews who are Foreign

Subjects 654

Turpentine Stocks at Chief Distributing

Points 1232

Union Glass Chimney Plants to Continue onPresent Wage Basis 398

United Mine Workers. See Coal.United Steel Corp. to Conform to Pittsburgh

Plus Order of Fed. Trade Commission 1340

United States Steel Corp., Federal Trade

Commission Decides Against, in PittsburghPlus Case 389

United States Steel Corp. Foreign Holdings:—Common Stock Slightly Larger 285

United States Steel Corp., Judge Gary'sViews on Pittsburgh Plus Ruling 392

United States Steel Corp.—Unfilled Orders,142. 754. 1230Untermyer, Samuel. Says J. W. Davis is Cru-sader that Country Needs 281

Utah Court Grants Injunction Against Un-authorized Use of the Term "Realtor"..— _ 659

United States—Agriculture, Dept. of. Issues New Bulletinon Seed Statistics 395

Allied Indebtedness to U. S. See AlliedIndebtedness.

Belgium Payment for U. S. Army Occupa-tion 646British Debt Policy of United States. Win-ston Churchill's Views 513

British Debt to United States—Semi-An-nual Interest Received 400

British Debt to United States—Cost ofDebt Payment 653

British Gold Shipments to United StatesDue to Large Amount Absorbed by India 882

Budget, Government Estimates HaveBeen Cut, Director of Budget E. M.Lord Says 35

Bulgaria Asks United States for Bids onNew Coins 883

Business Organization of Government,Semi-Annual Meeting—Free. Coolidgeon Budget 34

Coolidge, Pres. See Coolidge.Cotton Crop Report of Government. See

Cotton.Congress—Block List of Congressmen—RailroadLabor Leaders Attitude TowardCongressman - 1248

Farmer, Benjamin Marsh Says CongressDid Nothing for Aid of 31

Northern Pacific RR., Text of ResolutionAdopted by Congress Calling for In-quiry Into Land Grants 547

Soldier Bonus, See Soldier Bonus.United States—Donovan, Col., Made Assistant Attorney-

General 766Europe's Debts to United States, Peter J.Brady Predicts Renewed Drive at Can-cellation of 1015

Europe's Troubles Will End if UnitedStates Lends Aid, Col. House Says—Approves Dawes Plan 401

Finance Ministers' Meeting, United StatesSignifies Wish to Participate 645

Foreign Debts Rep. T. Burton Says Senti-ment is Against Release of 1014

Foreign Trade of United States, FederalReserve Boards' Summary of 16

Foreign Trade—Coal Exports of United States_ _ —1006. 1473Cotton. Exports of 396. 1005,Food, Canned and Dried, Exports of.

396, 1006. 1476Foreign Trade of U. S.—Imports andExports 255, 880

Gold and Silver Imported and Exportedfrom the U.S. by Countries_400, 883. 1355

Grains, Domestic Exports of_395, 1005. 1473Imports and Exports of Merchandise byGrand Divisions and Principal Coun-tries—Total Values 23, 527, 1121

Imports and Exports of United States,Analysis of 23. 527. 1005

Japanese Tariff will not Affect AmericanExports to Japan 534

Meats and Fats. Exports of.._24. 396.1006. 1476

Petroleum Exports of United States,1006, 1473

French War Debt to U. S.. Funding of. _1347French War Debt to U. X., Leon Blum.

French Socialist Leader, Says FranceCan't Pay Debt until 1959 1015

Germany Buying United States Silverfor Coinage Purposes 759

Germany to Receive New Credits in U.Potash Industry First to Open Negotia-tions 884

Gold Producer, L. D. Huntoon SaysCanada is Likely to Displace UnitedStates as 264

Greece Asks for Balance of Loan fromUnited States 883

Hoover, Secretary. See Hoover,Hughes, Sec. of :State. See Hughes.Immigration Bill with Japanese Pro-

visions, See Japan.Income Tax, See Income Tax.Italian Delegate to International Con-

ference Look for Release of Debt byUnited States and Great Britain 1015,

Justice, Dept. of, Investigation. SeeU. S. Senate Investigating Committee.

League of Nations Advised by U. S.Government that it cannot Give Ad-herence to League Treaty 275

League of Nations—Commission on Dis-armament, H. S. Gibson Tells Leaguethat United States will Welcome anyPractical Plan for Control of Arms 278

Merchandising Methods, Government toContinue Study of 1364

Pension Bureau Establishes Record inDistribution of War Pension Checks_ _ _1126

Persian Legation in Washington—Sta.meet on Protection of American Subjects 654

Phillips Lumber Case, Defendats Acquittedcrvernment Loses another "War

Fraud" Case 411Poland to Fund Debt to United States_ ..A007Public Debt of U. S., Money Market Con.

ditions Interfere with Paying of 653Railroad Labor Board, See Railroads.Railroads. See Railroads.Rumanian Mining Law Protested by StateDepartment at W 658

Rumania Seeks Dataarlinget to U. S___ _1015


XII INDEX [VOL. 119—PART 1.Page.United States (Continued)—

Senate Investigating Committees—Daugherty's, Mal. Case, Senate GrantedPermission to Appeal Case to U. S.Supreme Court 161Doheny Oil Indictments, Motion toQuash Indictments Filed 161Fall, Albert B. Harry F. Sinclair andDoheny, Indictments Against, Re-turned by Federal Grand Jury 36 Fall, Albert B., Pleads Not Guiltyto OilIndictments 286Gold and Silver Inquiry, Publication ofNew Statistics by Senate Commission- 659Gold and Silver Inquiry by Senate Com-mission, Senator Tasker L. Oddie onResults 647Gold and Silver Inquiry and ForeignCurrency, Senator Oddie on Import-ance of 1353Internal Revenue In Wry, SenatorCouzens Announces Resumption of_

660. 1482Justice, Department of, Investigation bySenate Committee —Conclusion ofFlemings 42Sinclair, Harry F., Must Answer Six ofthe Ten Questions Put to Him bySenate Committee—District Court ofColumbia Rules 286Shipping Board Asks State Departmentto Protest Now French MaritimeRegulations 406Sisal Sales Corp. U. S. Government's SuitAgainst—Norbert Lyons Says Suit WillProve Futile 546. 547Soldier Bonus. See Soldier Bonus.

Soviet Seizes Island Claimed by U. S1353Stone, Attorney-General. See Stone.Supreme Court of U. S., Court. Decisionsof. See Court Decisions.Taxes. See Income Tax.Treasury—

Certificates of Indebtedness, New Offer-ing 1239Certificates of Indebtedness--Subscrip-tions and Allotments 1355Certificate Sale Suspended — MoneyBorrowed From Open .Aarket Cheaper 147Government Oparations for Fiscal Year,Surplus. Secretary Mellon's Report on. 34Income Tax. See Income Tax.

Liberty Bonds and Treasury NotesBought Back by Government Saves$1,000,000 146Mellon, Secretary of Treasury. SeeMellon.

Money Stocks in Country_ _759, 883, 1345

United States (Concluded)—Treasury (Cancludrd)—Stone s, Attorney-General, Ruling Pre-vents Department From Disposing of

Railroad Securities 541Treasury Notes Redeemed Before Ma-turity 1126Warren, Chas. B., American Ambassador toMexico, Tenders His Resignation 653Weidfeldt, Dr. Otto, German Ambassadorto United States, Plans to Return toBerlin 1009

Virginia-Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank,Bond Offering 406Voters—President Coolidge on Importance ofArousing Voters to Realization of PoliticalDuties 1250

aWall Street News." New Name for "DailyFinancial America" 274Walsh, T. J., Declines Nomination as Vice-President 156Walsh, T. J., Speech Notifying J. W. Davis ofHis Nomination for President by Demo-cratic Party 773Waltham Watch Workers Strike against WageCut 878Warburg, Paul M., Sees Beginning of Era ofEnduring Recuperation of Europe 1349Washington, D. C., Defense Day Plans 1136Webb-Pomerene Export Trade Act, Interpre-tation by Federal Trade Commission ofProvisions of 649Western Petroleum Refiners' Association Dis-continues Oil Statistics 1000Western Union Co., United States DistrictCourt Enjoins 51 Unions frmo Interferingwith 260Wheat—

Exports of Grain by United States. SeeUnited States Foreign Trade,

Grain Crops Increase over a Billion Dollarsin Value 263Grain Futures Trading on Chicago Board ofTrade. Other Contract Markets 262,751.1344Grain Futures Sales Daily Announced atMinneapolis and Duluth 520Grain Marketing Co. of Chicago—Business Start Deferred 646Co-Operative Interests Oppose GrainMarketing Co 538Formed Through Merger of 5 Concerns 271National Farmers' Grain Dealers Associ-ation Endorse Grain Marketing Co- 538New York Trust Co. Says Grain Market-ing Co. Is Greatest Stride in Farmers'Co-Operation 895

Page. Page.Wheat (Concluded)—Graln Marketing Co. of Chicago (Concluded)—Peavey. Charles T., Criticises GrainMarketing Co 647Grain Prices Increase—Kansas FarmersProsperous 394Grain Production in the Danube Basin(Austria) 395Grain Rates in West, Il-S. C. CommissionRefuses Petition for Reduction in 288Nebraska Banks Aided by Rise in WheatPrices 650Wheat Acreage in Northern Hemisphere,Excluding Russia, Shows Decrease _ _ 396Wheat Growers Hopeful of Reducing In-debtedness 514Wheat Growing and Milling Products.. 527, 1234Wheat Trading in Chicago 520Wheat Trading on July 16 1924 Largest onRecord Since May 1 1923 263Wheeler, B. K.. Asked to Run as Vice-Presi-dent on La Follette Ticket—Letter of Ac-ceptance 280,418Wheeler, B. K., Campaign Address 1244White & Sons, Nelson D., Mills Resume Oper-ations on Full Time—Wage Reduction, 879.1004Wholesale Prices Increase 868, 1338Wholesale Trade in New York Federal Re-serve District. See Federal Reserve Bankof New York,

Wilson, Former Sec. of Labor, Correspond-ence With Samuel Gompers on Labor Rec-ord of J. W. Davis 777Wilson, Woodrow, Resolution of DemocraticConvention on Death of 156Windsor Print Works Starts Night Opera-tions 878Woods, C. E. Succeeded by E. A. Bancroftas Ambassador to Japan' 1248Woodward Iron Co. (Birmingham, Ala.) Re-duces Wages 143Wool Consumption and Stocks—Comparisonof Figures 525, 1376, 1120Wool Growers Affected by Decrease inClothing Sales 261Wool Manufactures, Activity of Machinery,526, 1119Wool Prices. C. A. Wood Predicts Advancesin Prices 749Wright, & Coleman, Stock Brokers of Ontario,Canada, Assign 31

Voung, Owen D., Says Germany Must Payto "Breaking Point" 1124

Z1mmerman & Forshay Explains Activityin German Bonds—Legal Steps TakenRevaluate Issues 894

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.Page.A dams State Bank of Chicago 291iilabama Trust Co. of Cullman (Ala) 45American Bank of Commerce & Trust Co.of Little Rock. Ark 426American Colonial Bank of Porto Rico 166American Institute of Banldng 1364American State Bank of Wichita (Kan.) _ -_ -1253American Trust Co. of N.Y 424, 1251, 1483Anglo-Polish Bank, Ltd 1254A,tianta Commercial Bank of Atlanta 45Atlantic National Bank of Providence 549

Dance. Marmorosch, Blank & Co. (New10, York Agency) 912Banco De Descuemto of Guayaquil (Ecuador)1138Bankers Trust Co. (Hartford, Conn.) 1484Bankers Trust Co. of Louisville. Ky 45Bank & Trust Co. of West Philadelphia 291Bank of America of Los Angeles 1253Bank of America (New York) 44, 661Bank of Ausvasse (Kansas City. Mo.)_ _549. 1366Bank of Esthonia 1366Bank of Finland 425Bank of Italy 166, 912Bank of Montreal 1251Bank of New South Wales (Sidney) 912Bank of Now York & Trust Co 1251Bank of Pittsburgh 1365Banque Beige pow l'Etranger 424Barclays Bank, Ltd 783Bloomfield National Bank of Bloomfield. N..1 165Bond Club of Detroit 45Broadway National Bank of Denver 1365Bronxville Trust Co. (Bronirvllle) 290Byllesby & Co.. H. M. (Chicago, Ill.) 1364riambridge Trust Co. of Chester (Pa.) 1365‘....arbonate National Bank of Leadville, Colo.1253Carpenter State Bank (Wyo.) 165Central Hyde Park Bank of Chicago 549Central National Bank of New Rochelle 290Chapman National Bank of Portland, Me— -1037Chatham & Phenix National Bank (N. Y.) _1251Chelten Trust Co. of Philadelphia 425Chemical National Bank of New York, 1364, 1483Chicago Board of Trade-661, 781. 911,1251, 1483Chippewa Bank of St. Louis 1253Citizens Bankint & Trust Co. of Thomasville.Ga 425Citizens National Bank of Boston 1037, 1138Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne (Wyo.) _ 165Citizens National Bank (Newark, N. J.) _ —1484Clark, Dodge at Co. (New York) 911Coffman-Dobson Bank & Trust Co. of Che-halis (Wash.) 1253Colonial Bank of New York 290Colonial Trust Co. of Pittsburgh 165Commercial National Bank of Los Angeles- - 782Commonwealth-Atlantic National Bank ofBoston 782Commonwealth Bank of Baltimore 1253Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago-- -1365Cosmopolitan Trust CO. of Boston 1138Cowley State Bank (Wyo.) 165

Darby Bank (Darby, Pa.) 165edham National Bank of Dedham (Mass.) 649Delaware Trust Co. (Delaware, Md.) 425Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn 1364Discount Corporation of New York 164Dominion Bank (Canada) 783

EVast Texas National Bank of Palestine, Tex. 550moire Safe Deposit Co 1364Empire Trust Co. of New York 44, 164,425Equitable Trust Co. of Baltimore 1483

Page.Eequitable Trust Co. of N. Y____424, 1251, 1364Exchange Bank of Ft. Valley (Ga.) 550Exchange Bank & Trust Co. of Memphis_ - - 425Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. of New York

424. 1037. 1138Farmers & Merchants State Bank of NewUlm (Minn.) 549Farmers National Bank of Oklahoma City_45. 292Farmers National Bank of Topeka 1484Federal Trust Co. of Newark- 662Fidelity Bank & Trust Co. of Memphis-165. 550Fidelity Union Title & Mortgage GuarantyCo. of Newark 548First Mutual Savings Bank of Tacoma 550First National Bank of Amityville 424First National Bank of Bellmore 291. 424First National Bank of Biddeford (Me.) _ _ __ 782First National Bank of Braddock (Pa.) 165First National Bank of Boston 1252First National Bank of Brooklyn 661First National Bank of Cheyenne (Wyo.) - 165First National Bank of Chicago 549First National Bank of Drumright (Okla.) _ _ 45First National Bank of Dyersburg (Tenn.) _ _1366First National Bank of Guttenberg (N. J.) 424First Nat. Bank of Haywood (Wis.)_ _ _549, 1139First National Bank of Islip (N Y.) 782First National Bank of Los Angeles 1139First National Bank of Marietta (Ohio) 549First Nat. Bank of Minn. Lake (Minn.) .912, 1253First National Bank of Philadelphia..— -165. 1139First Nat. Bank of Putnam (Conn.) - -782.1251. 1365First Nat. Bank of South Bend (Wash.).. - - - 166First National Bank of Wichita 782First State Bank of Balaton (Minn.) 549First State Bank (St. Louis, Mo.) 1253First Trust & Savings Bank (Chicago, Ill.)_1484First Trust & Savings Bank of E. Moline, Ill_ 45First Wisconsin Co. (Milwaukee) 1253Franklin Trust Co. of Philadelphia 1484

Garfield National Bank of N. Y. 548reenville Banking & Tr. Co. of Jersey City 548Grover State Bank of Grover (Cheyenne,Wyo.) 165Guaranty State Bank of Drumright (Okla.). 45Guaranty Title & Trust Corp. of Norfolk 45Guaranty Trust Co. of N.Y.44Guardian National Bank of Chicago 912Guardian Savings & Trust Co. (Cleveland, 0.) 425

Harriman National Bank of New York_165, 548empstead Bank of Hempstead (L. I.) 548Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. of New Orleans 166Hill County State Bank (Helena, Mont.) _ _ _ _ 45Hillsdale State Bank (Wyo.) 165Home Bank of Canada 166, 560Home National Bank of Brockton (Mass.) _ 549Hudson Trust Co. of N . Y. 164I llinois Merchants Trust Co. of Chicago_ _ - - 291llinois Trust & Savings Bank 1365Independence National Bank of N. Y 424Industrial Finance Corp 912International Banking Corp. (New York)..__ -1364Irving Bank-Columbia Tr. Co. of N. Y.548, 1037Italian Trust & Savings Batur of Chicago_ _1484

Jamaica National Bank 782efferson Park Nat. Bank of Philadelphia-1253Jefferson Title & Trust Co. of Philadelphia 782

Kaskar State.Bank.of Chicago 292

PageLabor Co-operative National Bank of Pater-son 781Lake Shore Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago- 549Larchmont National Bank of Larchmont, 1365Lawndale National Bank (Chicago) 291Liberty Central Trust Co. of St. Louis 662Lincoln National Bank of Newark 912Lloyds Bank, Ltd. (London) 425, 550Longacre Bank (New York) 164

Afradison State Bank (New York) 1037Market Street National Bank of Philadelphia 45Mattapan National Bank of Boston 549Mechanics & Metals Nationil Bank__ _ _548, 1251Metropolitan Trust Co. of N. Y 424Morgan & Co., J. P 44, 164Motional City Bank of New York 164, 91121 ational Iron Bank of Morristown 44National Trust Co., Ltd 1139National Bank of America of Paterson 548National Bank of Commerce of Dallas 550National Bank of Commerce of New London 1251New Hampshire Bank Commission 1484New Orleans Clearing House Association 292New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange, Mein-bership Sale 164, 661New York Cotton Exchange Membership Sale

781. 1364. 1483New York Curb Market Association Member-ship Sale 1037. 1138New York Empire Co • 424New York Stock Exchange 44, 1037New York Stock Exchange MembershipSale-44, 164, 548, 661, 781, 911. 1138,1251, 1364, 1483New York Title & Mortgage Co 1483New York Trust Co 911Noel State Bank (Chicago, Ill.) 1484Northern National Bank of Fargo (N. D.).... 649Northern Trust Co. (Chicago. Ill.) 1139Northwestern National Bank of Livingston

(Mont.) 1365Northwestern National Bank of Milwaukee912, 1484

Ohlo Savings Bank & Trust Co. of Toledo- - 291Id Lowell National Bank (Lowell, Mass.)291, 1484Old Town National Bank of Baltimore 291

pactfic Bank (New York) • 781. 9111- arker. McElroy & Co. of N. Y. 424Pennsylvania Trust Co. of Pittsburgh-425, 782Peoples Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia__ .1253Peoples National Bank of White Plains, N. Y. 661Prudential Insurance Co 424

Republic National Bank of St. Louis 291iggs National Bank of Wa.shington 1253Royal Bank of Canada 292

St. Lawrence Trust Co. of Ogdensburg 782allsbury Bank & Tr. Co. of Salisbury (N.C.) 165Seaboard National Bank of Los Angeles 166Seaboard National Dank of N. Y. 661, 1484Second National Bank of Hempstead 1365Seaport National Bank of Houston, Texas— 782Second National Bank of Redbanlc, N. J. 548Second National Bank of Toledo 662,1365Security Say. Bank of Charlotte (No. Caro.) 425Security Sayings & Trust Co. of Portland, Ore 425Security Trust Co. of Rochester 424Security Trust & Say. Bank of Los Angeles_ - 550


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Page.Seventh Ave. National Bank of N.Y. 661Sheldon, Morgan & Co. of New York 548Sioux Falls Tr. & Say. Bank of Sioux Falls_ - _ 45South Philadelphia State Bank 1252Southwark National Bank of Philadelphia_ _ _1252Standard Bank of Canada 166, 1037State Banking & Trust Co. of Cleveland 1365State Bank of Walters (St. Paul, Minn.) 1484State Bank of Winfield (Kan.) 912Suffolk County National Bank (Riverhead) 661

Sumner Savings Bank (Brooklyn)

enth National Bank of Philadelphia 291ower Lover Bank of St. Louis 45

Traders' Nat. Bank of Rochester (N. Y.) 45Tradesmen's Nat. Bank of Philadelphia 45Twenty-third Ward Bank of New York 1251

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Inion Bank Corp 1251Wnion National Bank of Philadelphia 662

Page.Union & Planters Bank & Trust Co. of Mem-

phis 1366United States Mortgage & Trust Co. of N. Y. 782United States Trust Co. of New York 1037University State Bank (Chicago) 549

IlVestminster Bank, Ltd., of London 662VV est Side State Bank of Great galls (Mont.) 45Winters Nat. Bank of Dayton (Ohio) 1139Wollman & Co., W. J., of New York 290

STATISTICAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION

Stock Exchange Prices, Federal Reserve and Clearing House Returns, Government Debt and Trade Data

Page.

Auction Sales of Stocks and Bonds at NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia_ _48,

173, 296, 429. 553. 669. 786. 916. 1039,1145, 1256, 1369, 1487

Baltimore Stock Exchange, Weekly Rangeof Prices for Stocks_ _66, 191. 313, 446.

570. 686, 803, 933, 1057, 1163, 1275, 1388, 1504Daily Record of Volume of Sales of Stocksand Bonds_ _55. 180. 302. 435. 559, 675,

792, 922. 1046, 1152, 1264, 1377, 1493Bank Clearings. Weekly and Monthly Re-

turns__46, 167, 293, 425, 550. 663, 783,913. 1037. 1140. 1254, 1366. 1485

Bank Clearings. Canadian. See CanadianBank Clearings.

Bankers' Gazette_ _55, 180, 302. 435. 559,675. 792, 922. 1046, 1152, 1264, 1377, 1493

Boston Clearing House. Weekly Returns ofBoston Clearing Rouse Banks-52, 177,299, 432, 556. 673. 789. 919. 1043, 1149,

1261, 1374. 1490Boston Stock Exchange—

Daily Range of Prices for Stocks Sold on theExchange_ _65. 190, 312. 445, 569. 685,

802, 932. 1056. 1162. 1274. 1387. 1503Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _55. 180, 302, 435. 559. 675,

792, 922, 1040. 1152. 1264, 1377. 1493Weekly Bond Record-66, 191, 313, 446,570, 686. 803. 933. 1057, 1163.1275.5041388, 1

Breadstuffs, Weekly Report of Receipts atWestern Lake and River Ports_ _48. 172,295, 428, 688. 786, 915, 1084. 1145. 1301,

1417, 1487British Consols and Govt. Securities. Daily

Prices. See English Financial Markets.

flanadian Bank Clearings. _47. 170, 294,• 426, 551, 666, 784, 914, 1038, 1143, 1255,

1367, 1486-Chicago Stock Exchange, Weekly Range of

Prices of Stocks_ _66, 191, 313, 446, 570,686. 803. 933. 1057. 1163. 1275. 1388, 1504

Curb Market. See N. Y. Curb Market.

Dlvidends Declared Each Week by Rail-roads, Public Utilities, Industrial Cor-

porations. Banks. &c_ _49, 174. 296, 429.554. 669, 786, 916.1040, 1146, 1256, 1389.1488

Electric Railway and Other Public Utility

• Gross and Net Earnings. _70, 194, 317.449. 575, 689, 807, 937. 1061, 1167, 1278.

1391, 1507English Financial Markets, per Cable_ -46.

166. 293, 427. 553. 662, 785. 915. 1039,1139, 1256, 1368. 1485

English Gold and Silver Markets—WeeklyLetter of Samuel Montagu & Co. of Lon-don_ _46, 171, 293. 427, 553, 663, 785. 913.

1039. 1144, 1256, 1368, 1485xports and Imports at New York, Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver, Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

ReserveReturn BankofLel York,Ze 31Ytn__ 42 556, 672, 789, 919, 1043, 1149, 1261. 1374. 1490

Page.Federal Reserve Banks. Combined WeeklyStatement for Whole Country -53. 178,300. 433, 557, 673, 790. 920. 1044, 1150.

1262. 1375. 1491

Federal Reserve Banks, Weekly Returns ofMember Banks_ _54, 179, 301. 434, 558,673, 791. 921, 1045, 1151, 1263, 1376, 1492

Foreign Exchange. Weekly Review of Market(See also Editorial Article on FinancialSituation_ _55. 160. 2,13. 426. 553. R67. 7525,

915, 1046. 1152. 1264. 1368, 1485

Foreign Trade of New York. Monthly State-ment of Imports and Exports_ _ _ -172. 669. 1369

Foreign Trade of United States. See UnitedStates.

French Rentes and Government Bonds, DailyPrice of. See English Finnacial Markets.

Gold. Daily Price of in London. SeeEnglish 'Financial Markets.

Gold Imports and Exports at New York. SeeForeign Trade of New York.

Gold, Samuel Montagu & Co.'s Weekly Cir-cular Thereon. See English Gold and Silver.

Tmports and Exports at New York, Mer-• chandise, Gold and Silver, Monthly Re-

turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

Motional Bank Notes, Monthly Changes in,▪ &c 173. 669. 1256National Banks.(Commercial & MiscellaneousNews) Organized, Converted, atc., fromWeekly Returns of Comptroller of the Cur-rency49, 173, 295. 428. 553, 669, 785,

916, 1039. 1145, 1256. 1369. 1488New York City Banks & Trust Companies,Combined Weekly Returns for All Institu-tions_ _52, 177, 299, 432. 556, 672. 789, 919,

1043, 1149, 1261, 1374, 1490New York City Banks & Trust Company

Stocks, Bid and Ask Prices_ _68. 193. 315,448, 552. 688, 805. 935, 1059. 1165, 1256.

1368, 1487New York City Clearing House Banks andTrust Companies, Detailed Weekly State-ment_ _51, 176. 298, 431. 555, 671, 788,

918. 1042. 1148, 1261. 1373. 1489New York City Imports and Exports, Mer-chandise, Gold and Silver, Monthly Re-turns. See Foreign Trade of New York.

New York City Non-Member Banks andTrust Companies, Weekly Clearing HouseReturns_ _52, 177, 299. 432. 556. 672, 789.

919, 1043, 1149. 1261. 1374. 1490New York City Realty and Surety Stocks,Weekly Record of .Bid and Asked Prices,68, 192, 315, 449, 552. 688. 805, 915. 1059,

1165. 1277. 1390. 1487New York City Weekly Returns of StateBanks and Trust Companies Not in theClearing House_52, 177. 299. 432. 556,672. 789. 919, 1043, 1149. 1261. 1374. 1490

New York Curb Market,—Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _55, 180. 302. 435. 559, 675,

792, 922. 1046. 1152, 1264, 1377, 1493

Page.New Yo-k Cu-b Ma-ket (Coact .d (I) —Weekly Review of Market _46. 167, 292,427, 552. 662, 783. 913. 1037. 1140. 1254,

1366, 1484Weekly Range of Prices_ _67. 192, 314, 447,571, 687. 804. 934. 1058. 1164. 1275. 1389, 1505

New York Stock Exchange—Daily Range of Prices for all Stocks Dealt

in_ _56, 181, 303, 436, 560. 676, 793, 923,1047. 1153. 1264, 1378, 1494

Daily Record of Prices of U. S. GovernmentSecurities. See Bankers' Gazette.

Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds_ _55, 180. 302. 435. 559. 675.

792. 922, 1046. 1152. 1264, 1377. 1493Monthly Record of Volume of Sales in

Stocks and Bonds 168, 664, 1141Weekly Record of all Bonds Sold on Ex-change_ _60, 185. 307. 440. 564. 680,

797, 927. 1051. 1157, 1269, 1382. 1498Weekly Review of Stock Market. See alsoBankers' Gazette_ _45. 167. 292, 427,552, 662, 785, 912, 1039. 1140. 1254,

1368. 1484

Philadelphla Banks, Weekly Clearing House5- Totals_ _52, 177, 299. 432. 556. 672. 789,

919, 1043. 1149. 1261. 1374. 1490Philadelphia Stock Exchange—

Daily Record of Volume of Sales in Stocksand Bonds- -55. 180, 302. 435, 559. 675,

792. 922, 1046, 1152. 1284. 1377, 1493Weekly Range of Prices_ -66. 191, 313, 446.570, 686. 803, 933, 1057. 1163, 1275,

1358. 1504Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—Weekly Rangeof Prices_ _67, 191, 313. 447, 571. 687.804.

933, 1057, 1163. 1275. 1388, 1504

Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net, Weeklyand Monthly69. 194. 316, 449, 573,689. 806. 936, 1060. 1166, 1278, 1391, 1507

St. Louis Stock Exchange—Weekly Rene)of Prices of Stocks_ _66, 192. 314. 447

571. 687, 804, 934, 1057, 1164. 1275. 1388;1505Silver—Daily Price of. in London and NewYork. See English Financial Markets.Exports and Imports at New York. See

Foreign Trade at New York.Weekly Circular Thereon of Samuel Mon-tagu & Co. of London. See English Goldand Silver Markets.

Sundry Securities—Weekly Bid and AskedPrices__64, 189. 311. 444, 568, 684, 801,

931. 1055. 1161. 1273, 1386. 1502

United States—Debt (Monthly), Prelimi-nary Returns Showing Gross Debt.

171. 667. 1144Debt (Monthly). Final Returns ShowingNet Debt 295, 552

Government Revenues and Expenditures(Monthly) 171, 667. 1145

Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities(Mon hly) 171. 667, 1144

Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness. &c., •Quotations for _68, 193, 293. 428, 572,667. 785. 915, 1059, 1165. 1277. 1390, 1487

Treasury Money Hold111403 172. 667. 1415

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RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS-INVESTMENT INTELLIGENCEAnnual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced Figures

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Abitibi Power & Paper Co. 813rma Steel Goods Co 581, 1174

Adirondack Power & Light Corp 1066Adrian St. By 196Aeolian Co 696Aetna Life Insurance Co 1066Ajax Rubber Co 581, 696Air Reduction Co., Inc 458, 1284Alabama Great Southern RR 320Alabama Power Co 1066, 1284, 1512Alabama Traction Co 577, 1063, 1171Alabama Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd- - -1280Alabama & Vicksburg By 1508Alabama Water Co 1066Alamance Ry 322Alaska Anthracite RR 809. 1508Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co_ __ _200, 696. 1284Albaugh-Dover Mfg. Co 1284Alcoln RR 1063Algoma Eastern Ry. Co 1171Algoma Steel Corp.. Ltd 1170All America Cables, Inc 944, 1397Alliance Realty Co 327Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co 458, 582, 813. 1066, 1512

Altoona Gas Light & Fuel Co 1Aluminum Co. of America 696, 944, 1Alvarado Mining & Milling Co 808,Amalgamated Silk Corp 813,Amalgamated Sugar Co 696American Agricultural Chemical Co 1168America Bank Note Co 582American Beet Sugar Co 1066American Bosch Magneto Corp., 944, 1067.

1284, 1512American Brick Co 327, 1066American Car & Foundry Co 200, 813, 1284American Chain Co., Inc 200. 1512American Chicle Co 77, 200, 577, 813. 1512American Cotton Oil Co 944American Cyanamid Co 940, 1174American Druggists Syndicate 696. 813American Electric Power Co 72, 691American Fruit Growers, Inc 77American Gas Co 77. 944American Gas & Electric Co 581, 1066, 1397American Glue Co 813American Hardware Co 1397American Hawaiian SS. Co 77American Hide & Leather Co 581American Hominy Co 77. 1397American Ice Co 1174, 1284, 1512American-La France Fire Engine Co., Inc_ __ 458American Light & Traction CO.. 77. 582, 696, 1512American Lime & Stone Co 1067American Locomotive Co 458, 808, 1067American Manganese Mfg. Co 200American Metal Co., Ltd 696American Milling Co 1284, 1397American Multigraph Co 582American Packing & Provision Co 813American Pipe & Construction Co 1174American Pipe Mfg. Co 1174American Pneumatic Service Co 1397, 1512American Power & Light Co-813, 944, 1067, 1284American Printing Co 582American Public Utilities Co_ __ _944, 1170, 1174American Radiator Co 77. 582American Republics Corp 77, 458American Road Machinery Co 1174American Rolling Mill Co 813American Safety Razor Corp_ _ _ _1170, 1284. 1512American Seeding Machine Co 1280American Shipbuilding Co 1512American Steel Foundries Co 896American Sugar Refining Co 582American Surety CO 696American Telephone & Telegraph Co--327.

458. 582. 813, 944. 1067. 1174, 12American Thermos Bottle Co American Thread Co 200, 3American Tobacco Co 458. 582, 9American Type Foundries Co 8American Vitrified Products Co American Water Works & Electric Co_ -327,

696. 814, 1067, 13American Wholesale CorpAmerican Window Glass Co 139American Window Glass Machine Co 139American Woolen Co 1174American Writing Paper Co 458. 1512American Zinc Lead & Smelting Co 582Amparo Mining Co 458Anaconda Copper Mining Co 696, 1512Anderson Foundry & Machine Co 1174Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd 582Ann Arbor Boat Co 200Ann Arbor RR 196, 322, 941, 1063Annapolis & Chesapeake Bay Power Co 77Antilla Sugar Co 77, 458Appalachian Power Co 1284Apperson Bros. Automobile Co 696Arcade & Attica RR 1281Arizona Commercial Mining Co_ _200, 696. 1284Arizona Power Co 458. 814. 1284Arkansas Light & Power Co_ -458. 582. 944. 1397Arkansas & Memphis Ry. Bridge & TerminalCo 1508

Arlington Gas Light Co 327Armour & Co. Del.) 327Armour & Co. (Ill.) 458Armour Grain Co 459Art Metal Construction Co 696Asherton & Gulf Ry 454Ashland Coal & Iron RR 577Ashworth Odell Worsted Co 1284Associated Gas & Electric Co- - - -327, 582, 944Associated Oil Co 696, 814Associated Simmons Hardware Cos 200Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe By 72, 322Atlantic City Electric Co 582Atlantic City & Shore RR 72Atlantic Coast Line RR 941Atlantic Dyestuff Co 1175Atlantic Fruit Co 328Atlantic Fruit & Sugar Co 200, 328, 459Atlantic Gulf & West Indies SS. Lines

77, 459, 1067, 1284, 1512Atlantic Refining Co 77, 200, 328. 814Atlas Portland Cement Co 459Atlas Steel Corp 582, 814Atlas Tack Corp 582. 696Auditorium Building Co 1397Augusta-Aiken Ry. & Elec. Co 322Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc 459AutoCar Co 1067Auto-Knitter Hosiery Co., Inc 696. 815

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Page. Page.naker Music House, Inc 1284 Central Foundry Co 1175, 1512A./Balaban & Katz Corp 1175 Central Georgia Power Co 815Baldwin Locomotive Works___78. 200, 328, 1067 Central of Georgia By 809, 1394Baltimore & Ohio RR _318, 337, 809, 941, Central Home Telep. & Teleg. Co 1175

1281, 1394, 1509 Central Illinois Public Service Co_196, 809, 1281Baltimore Terminal Co 200 Central Indiana Power Co 1175Bangor By. & Electric Co 1281 Central Leather Co 459, 815Barber (O. C.) Co 1397 Cenral Maine Power Co 328, 697. 1398Barcelona Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd., Central Massachusetts Electric Co 583

577, 1063 Central Metal Products Corp 1175Barnet Leather Co., Inc 815 Central New York Gas & Electric Co 201Barnsdall Corp 582, 696, 815, 1175 Central Power Co. Del.) 201Barre Gas Co 1512 Central Power & Light Co 328Bates Mfg. Co 1512 Central RE. of N. J 460Bath Iron Works, Ltd 459, 815 Central States Electric Corp 1398Bay Sulphite Co.. Ltd 328, 1397 Central Steel Co 945, 1Bayuk Cigars, Inc 459 Central Vermont Ry 15Beacon Building Trust, Inc 582 Centrifugal Cast Iron Pipe Co 328, 815Beacon Oil Co 696 Centrifugal Pipe Corp 815Beaver Meade & Englewood RR 72 Century Ribbon Mills, Inc 459, 583Beech-Nut Packing Co 328, 583 Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp 583Bell (Fred P.) Stores Co 696 Certain-Teed Products Corp 1062, 1285Bell Telephone Co. of Canada 1067 Cespedes Sugar Co 1067Bell Telephone Co. of Pa 200, 696 Champion Coated Paper Co 328, 459Belmont Building 815 Chandler Motor Car Co 697, 1068. 1285Belridge Oil Co 1512 Chattanooga Gas Co 459Belt Line Ry. Corp 72 Checker Cab Mfg. Co 1068Belvedere Water Corp 1397 Chemical Foundation, Inc 1285Berkshire St. Ry 1171 Chero Cola Co 1175Bessemer & Lake Erie RR 454 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry_196, 578, 692, 809,Best (C. L.) Tractor Co 78, 1512 1063. 1171, 1183Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Ltd_ _ _697, 945 Chester County Light & Power Co. of Pa..- 815Bethlehem Steel Co 1285 Chevrolet Motor Car Co 816, 1285, 1398Bethlehem Steel Corp 201, 459, 697 Chicago & Alton RR 451, 941. 1394Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co 328 Chicago Burlington & Quincy RE_323, 692, 1509Binghamton Gas Works Co 945 Chicago & Erie RR 1063Binghamton Light Heat & Power Co -583, Chicago Great Western RR 4541175, 1285 Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry 454Bird & Sons, Inc 1067. 1512 Chicago Memphis& Gulf RR 1171Birdsboro Stone Co 328 Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ey_- A54, 1281Black Mountain RR 1171 Chicago Motor Coach Corp 7.8, 201, 697Black River Traction Co 196 Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee RRBloedel-Donovan Lumber Mills 1397 72. 692, 941Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc. (The She!- Chicago & North Western By 810ton Looms) 945 Chicago, Palatine & Wauconda RR 1509

Bohn (Charles B.) Foundry Co 1175, 1398 Chicago Peoria & St. Louis RR 692Bonhomie & Hattiesburg So. RR 661 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co 459Boone (Daniel) Woolen Mills, Inc_201, 697,

1067, 1285, 1398Booth Fisheries Co 200Borden Mills, Inc 583Borg & Beck Co 815, 1398Borne Scrymser Co 1175Boston & Albany RR 454, 577, 1509Boston Consol. Gas Co 78Boston Elevated By 72, 323,941. 1281Boston & Maine RR_454, 577, 692. 809,941. 1063Boston & Worcester St. Ry 196, 1063, 1394Bowman-Biltmore Hotels Corp 815Braden Copper Mines Co 78Bradford (The) 328Braeburn Alloy Steel Corp 697, 1512Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.,

454, 691Briggs & Stratton Co 1285British-American Nickel Corp., Ltd 459British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd 945British Empire Steel Corp., Ltd 78British Mexican Petroleum Co 201Broadway & Seventh Ave. RR 323, 692Bronx Gas & Electric Co 328Brooklyn City RR_323, 454, 577. 809. 1281,

1393, 1509Brooklyn Daily Eagle 459Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc 1067Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp_72. 323.

454, 577. 692, 809, 1394Brown Shoe Co., Inc 328

84 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co 328Brunswick (Ga.) & Interurban Ry 72

27 Bryson Co 139844 Bucyrus Co 139813 Budd (Edward G.) Mfg. Co 117577 uffato & Erie Ry 72, 577, 1394

Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co___72. 323,97 1281, 1394

Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry _941, 10837 Buffalo & Susquehanna RR 11717 Buffalo Texas Oil Co 697

Buhl Land Co 1398Burden Iron Co 201Burdick Tire & Rubber Co 328Burdine Properties 697Burlington Ry. & Light Co 1171Burns Bros 78, 459Burroughs Adding Machine Co- -78, 201, 328Bush Terminal Co 583, 697Butler Bros Butte Copper & Zinc Co Butte & Superior Mining CoButterick Co

583583697945

Cabot Mfg. Co 697addo Central Oil & Refining Corp 1067

Caldwell (Idaho) Traction Co 692California Petroleum Corp 328, 815California Ry. & Power Co 72 .454 692California Southern RR 73Cal fornia Zinc 1067Callahan Zinc-Lead Co 201Calumet & Arizona Mining Co--78, 697, 1175Calumet Gas & Electric Co 815, 1175Calumet & Heels Consol. Copper Co_ _328, 583Camaguey & Nuevitas RR 1063Campbell Refining Co 1398Canada Bread Co., Ltd 1067. 1285Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc 328Canadian Connecticut Cotton Mills, Ltd_ _ _ _ 201Canadian, Explosives, Ltd 815Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co 78, 201Canadian Light & Power Co. of Montreal__ 583Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd 1285, 1393Canadian National Rys_323, 578, 941, 1171, 1509Canadian National Telegraph Co 1512Canadian dorthern By 578Canadian Pacific By 692, 1281, 1394Canadian Woollens, Ltd 1285Cannelton Coal & Coke Co 1175Canton Co. of Baltimore 78. 815Cape Girardeau Northern RR 323Carib Syndicate, Ltd 1067, 1175Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_73, 454,941,

1171, 1281, 1509Carolina Power & Light Co_ A96, 323, 1063, 1171Case (J. I.) Threshing Machine Co 201Castleman Bailey RR 941Central Aguirre Sugar Co 1512

I ; .I

Chicago Rapid Transit Co 196. 809, 1394Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry_ _323, 454,

578. 810, 941, 1063. 1171, 1394, 1509Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry73, 1281Chicago Yellow Cab Co 816, 1285Chicago & Western Indiana RR 578Childs Co 583. 1285Christiana Securities Co 201, 697Cincinnati Abattoir Co 697Cincinnati & Dayton Traction Co 692Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co--816, 1285Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western RR

73, 194, 1171Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern By 692Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Palfie Ry- 319Cincinnati Newport & Covington By 1509Cincinnati Northern RR 197Cities Service Co 201, 583, 945, 1398Citizens Electric Co 697Citizens Gas Co. of Indianapolis 328Citizens Gas Light Co 460. 1398Citizens' Independent Telephone Co 1398Citizens Traction Co 1063Citizens Water SupplyCo 201City By. Co 810Cleveland Akron & Cincinnati By 692, 1281Cleveland & Chagrin Falls By 323, 1394Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis By.

71, 92 t 578, 810Cleveland & Eastern Traction Co 323, 1494Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co amCleveland & Pittsburgh RR 323, 810Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Co 697Cleveland Steel Tube Co 201Cleveland Stone Co 698Clinchfield Coal Corp 945, 1285Cluett, Peabody & Co 328. 584, 697Clyde Steamship Co 202Coast Tire & Rubber Co 202Coast Valleys Gas & Electric Co-898, 945, 1285Coca-Cola Co 1068, 1285. 1399Cockshutt Plow Co.. Ltd 46(1Cohn-Hall-Marx & CoCollins CoCollyer Insulated Wire CoColonial Colliery Co Colorado Fuel & Iron CoColorado Power CoColorado & Southern AYColorado Springs Light, Heat & Power Co

945. 1286Columbia Gas & Electric Co-78, 584, 1398. 1512Columbia Motors Co 202, 698, 1513Columbia By. Gas & Electric Co 578Columbia Water & Light Co 1513Columbian Carbon Co 698Columbus & Greenville RR 1281Commercial Chemical Co. of Tennessee 698Commercial Credit Co 78. 940Commercial Solvents Corp__328, 584. 816

mm945,

Coonwealth Edison Co 1399

584, 698Commonwealth Finance Corp 78, 460, 816Coramonwealth Hotel Construction Corp

328. 1068Commonwealth Power Corp_202. 451, 6'73,

1068. 1286, 1399Commonwealth Power By. & Light Co_ _____ 73Community Power & Light Co___329, 698, 1175Community Traction Co 454, 1394Conestoga Terminal Co 460Conestoga Traction Co 454Congoleum Co., Inc 816, 1068, 1286Conley Tin Foil Corp 945, 1286Connecticut Co 196Connecticut Power Co 460Connecticut Valley Lumber Co 945Connecticut Valley St. By 692Conning By. of Philadelphia 578, 1083Connellsvi le Monongahela RR 1063Connor (John T.) Co 78, 698, 1175, 1286Connor (R.) Co. of Wisconsin 329Connor Land & Lumber Co 329Conservative Water Co 329Consolidated Car-Heating Co 78Consolidated Cigar Corp 698Consol. Gas, Elec. Light & Power Co. of

Baltimore 78, 584, 1175, 1288, 1399Consolidated Light & Power Co 202Consolidated Machine Tool Corp 1068, 1286.

1285 202 1285

1285 460, 584 460, 1175

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Page.Consolidated Power & Light Co 1286Consolidated Power & Light Co. of SouthDakota 460. 698

Consolidated Railroads of Cuba_ _ _73. 1063, 1171Consolidated Telephone Co. of Pa 329Consolidated Textile Corp 1068, 1176. 1286Consolidated Utilities Co__ _ _ _ --------- _- 202Consumers Co 816, 1513Consumers Power Co. (Delaware) 78, 816Consumers Power Co. (Michigan) 329, 698Continental Can Co 329Continental Gas & Electric Co_202, 329, 698, 1286Continental Motors Corp 329Continental Paper & Bag Mills Corp 1286Converse Rubber Shoe Co_ , 698Copper Range Co 816Corn Products Refining Co 460Cosden & Co. (Del.) 329, 698Cramp (Wm.) & Sons Ship & Engine BldgCo 78, 202

Crane Co 945Creamery Package Mfg. Co 1399Cresson Consol. Gold Mining & Milling Co 202Crex Carpet Co 329, 1392, 1399Cuba Co 73, 1063, 1393Cuba Northern Rys 73, 1063Cuba RR 73, 197, 941. 1063, 1392Cuban-American Sugar Co 460Cuban Sugar Mills Corp 698Cudahy Packing Co 79, 329Cumberland County Power & Light Co454, 810 699. 1069,Cumberland RR 578 Fifth Avenue Coach Co79. 817, 946, 1287Cumberland By. & Coal Co. (Nova Scotia)_1281Cumberland Telep. & Teleg. Co., Inc 1175Cumberland Valley RR 73Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Co., Inc ______ _ - 698Cushman's Sons, Inc 460, 1069Cuyamel Fruit Co 460, 816, 1286Cyclops Steel Co 816

79, 202. 946, 1513• 58546079

460. 1069 1287

Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd- .1287,1400Famous Players-Lasky Corp 460. 1069Federal Light & Traction Co_ -74, 197, 454.

693, 811, 1281. 1509Federal Mining & Smelting Co 1400Federal Valley RR 1063Federated Metals Corp 202. 699Fifth Avenue Bus Securities Corp__79, 202. --

Da 11 as Gas Co 13991/alias By 941Davison Chemical Co 816Davol Mills 329Dayton Power & Light Co 816, 945Dayton Sewing Machine Co 816Dayton Springfield & Xenia Southern By _1063De Beers Consol. Miners, Ltd 79, 460De Forest Radio Co 1513De Forest Radio Telep. & Teleg. Co 1513De Laval Separator Co 79. 968Deere & Co 1176Defiance Gas Sr Electric Co 329Delaware & Hudson Co 1394Delaware Lackawanna & Western Coal Co_ _1513Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR 693Dennison Manufacturing Co 202Denver & Rio Grande RR 941Denver & Rio Grande Western RR_ -73, 197,

454, 693 1171, 1394, 1509Denver Rock Drill Manufacturing Co 698Des Moines & Central Iowa Electric Co_ _ _1509Des Moines City By 197, 1063Detroit City Gas Co 202, 584Detroit Edison Co 329, 1513Detroit Iron & Steel Co 1513Detroit & Ironton RR 693Detroit Monroe & Toledo Short Line By 693Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR 578Detroit United Ry- -73. 323, 454, 578, 810,

942, 1063, 1394, 1509Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc 329, 1176, 1399Diado Electric Power Co. of Japan 79Dianiond Match Co 698District of Columbia Paper Mfg. Co 1286Doble-Detroit Steam Motors CoDodge BrothersDoehler Die Casting Co 202, 816. 945Dohrmann Commercial Co 1176, 1399Dold Jacob) Packing Co 816, 1286Dome Mines, Ltd 202, 329, 698, 1176Dominion Coal Co., Ltd 698, 1069, 1513Dominion Iron & Steel Co., Ltd 584

460. 1399Double-Service 'Washing Machine Co 584Douglas-Pectin Corporation 699Douglas W L 699Downey Shipbuilding Corporation 460Dry Dock East Broadway & Battery RR_ __ _ 73Drummond Investment Co.. Ltd 202Duke-Price Power Co.. Ltd 584Duluth & Iron Range RR 578Duluth Missabe & Northern By 578Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry_.:_ _942, 1394DuluthduPont deNemours (E. I. & Co- __460, 575,

699, 1176Duquesne Light Co 460, 1069Durham Hosiery Mills 699Durham Public Service Co 197, 454Duz Co., Inc 1399Dwight Manufacturing Co 79, 584, 699

698 330, 1176

Donner Steel Co. Inc

Eamc1;1* II. & C. K.), Inc agle- icher Lead Co East Bear Ridge Colliery Co East Butte Copper Mining Co East Kootenay Power Co., LtdEast St. Louis Columbia & Waterloo Ry____ 324East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co 330Eastern Brass & Ingot Co 330Eastern Building Corp. See under Varick

St. Station, New York Post Office.Eastern Coke CO 79Eastern Mass. Street Ry_ _ _ _197, 693. 1171. 1394Eastern New Jersey Power Co 79, 330Eastern Texas Electric Co 1281Eastman Kodak Co 585, 816, 945Easton Gas Works 1176Eaton Axle & Spring Co 585, 1286, 1400Edison Electric Appliance Co 1513Edison Electric Ilium. Co. of Boston_ _585,

945, 1069, 1176, 1400Edison Electric Ilium. Co. of Brockton 1069Edison Electric Co. of Lancaster 460Edison (Thomas .). Inc 945Edmunds & Jones Corporation 1286

460, 585817

Edwards Manufacturing CoEdwards & Wildey BuildingEgyptian Coal Sr tiring Co

______ - - - - -___ 330

Eisenlohr (Otto) & Bros., Inc 202, 460,-10694, 1063 81079, 585

699

11765841400330584

El Paso Electric CoEl Paso & Southwestern CoElder Manufacturing Co Electric Bond & Share Co Electric Light & Power Co. of Abingdon & 1069

Electric Short Line By 1394Electrical Securities Corporation 330Elgin National Watch Co 79Elkhart Gas & Fuel Co 1176Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co 1513Emerson Shoe Co 699Empire Coke Co 945, 1400Empire Gas & Electric Co 1400

Page.Empire Gas & Fuel Co 1287Empire Transportation & Oil Co 585, 1069Endicott-Johnson Corporation 320English Sewing Cotton Co., Ltd 699Ensley Southern Ry 324. 810Erie Lighting Co 945Erie & Pittsburgh RR 197Erie RR_ _74, 693. 942, 1063, 1171, 1183, 1509Erie Railways Co 1394Essex Rubber Co 330Ethyl Gasoline Corporation 945Euclid East 21st Co 585Eureka Smelting Co 1287Ewauna Box Co 330Exchange Buffet Corporation 946

vairbanks Co airbanks, Morse & Co

Fairhaven Mills Fajardo Sugar Co Fall River Gas Works Co Falls Motors Corp

Fisher Body Corp 947Fisher Body Ohio Co 947Fisk Rubber Co 1400Fitchburg Gas & Electric Co 330Fleischmann Co 585, 1287Florida East Coast By 74, 325, 1064. 1509Florida Farms & Industries Co 1513Florida Land & Development Co 947Florida Public Service Co 699Florida Western & Northern RR . 942Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Co 79, 1400Ford Motor Co_ _330, 585, 699, 947, 1069, 1176Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd330, 817, 1287Forkner (J. C.) Fig Gardens, Inc 330Ft. Scott & Nevada Light, Heat, Water &Power Co 324

Ft. Smith Light & Traction Co 1064Ft. Wayne & Northwestern Ry 693. 1064Ft. Worth & Rio Grande Ry_ 324Foundation Co 330, 460. 699. 817.947, 1069Frankford Tacony & Holmesburg Street By. 74Franklin St. Building 699Freeport Texas Co 817Fuller Brush Co 1176Fulton County (N. Y.) Gas & Electric Co_ _1513

(4 alesburg & Kewanee Electric Ry 74, 197%-lalveston-Houston Electric Ry 74Gamewell Co 947Gardner-Templeton St. By 197, 1064Gartshore-Thomson Pipe & Foundry Co_ - 202General Aluminum & Brass Mfg. Co_ _1176, 1400General American Tank Car Corp_ -460, 817,

1069, 1400General Asphalt Co 699, 1176, 1287, 1513General Cigar Co., Inc 203, 578General Electric Co _79. 203, 330, 460, 585,

699, 947, 1069, 1513General Engineering Co 699General Gas & Electric Corp _203. 585, 700,

1070, 1176. 1287General Leather Co 79General Motors Acceptance Co 585General Motors Corp_ _79, 203, 330, 461. 817.

939, 947, 1070, 1176, 1400, 1513General Necessities Corp 699. 1288General Petroleum Corp 939, 954, 1401General By. Signal Co- -79, 1070, 1176, 1401, 1513General Refractories Co 585, 817, 1513General Tire & Rubber Co 330, 1070Geneva Seneca Falls & Auburn RR 197Georgia & Florida RR 454, 693, 1278Georgia Light, Power & Rys 197, 578Georgia By. & Power Co 74, 324, 1171Georgia Southern & Florida By 194Gillette Safety Razor Co 203, 1401Gilliland Oil Co 79Gilmer's, Inc 1513Ginter Co. of Boston 79, 817Gisholt Machine Co 79, 1288Globe-Wernicke Co 817Goff (D.) & Sons, Inc 203, 585, 1401Gold Dust Corp 1288, 1513Goldvrin Pictures Corp 461Goodrich (B. F.) Co 430, 1288troodyear Tire & Rubber Co 690,1401.1514Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd_1401Gordon, Ironside & Fares, Ltd 330Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co., Ltd 1401Gosnold Mills of New Bedford 700Grain Market•ng Co 461, 700Granby Consol. Mining, Smelting & PowerCo., Ltd 817

Grand (F. & W.) 5-10-25-Cent Stores, Inc.,203. 700, 1288

Grand Rapids & Indiana Ry Grand Rapids By 1394Grand Trunk Pacific By 811, 1171, 1510Granite State Products Co 1401Grant (W. T.) Co 79. 203, 1288Grasselli Chemical Co 203Graton & Knight Mfg. Co Gray & Davis, Inc 1288Great Consol. Elec. Power Co., Ltd_ _330, 461Great Northern Ry_ _74, 197. 450, 467, 578.

942, 1064, 1282. 1510Great Western Power Co. of California_ _319,

341. 1070Great Western Sugar Co 700Griggs, Cooper & Co 1401Guanajuato Power & Electric Co 700Guaquil & Quito Ry 693

197811, 938 461, 700

Gulf & Ship Island RR 1281Gulf States Steel Co 461

Lgall (C. M.) Lamp Co 14011-1all (W. F.) Printing Co 947Halligan Co 700Hamilton Machine Tool Co 1176Hammonton & Egg Harbor City Gas Co... _ 700

A 461, 817, 1070 1176, 1288

151494779

203, 700, 128879, 1070

817

GulfColorado & Santa Fe By Gulf Mobile & Northern RRGulf Refining Co

Harbison-Walker Refractories CoHarlan-Wallins Coal Corp Hartford Building Co Harrisburg Light & Power Co Hartman Corporation Haverhill Gas Light Co Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar CoHawkesbury Electric Light & Power Co., Ltd. 203Hayes Mfg. Co 817

Page.Hayes Wheel Co 817, 947, 1514Haynes Automobile Co 585, 1176, 1288Haytian Corp. of America 331, 700, 817Hazeltine Corporation 1288Hecla Mining Co 1288Heinz (H. J.) Co 700Heller Bros. Co 1176Hercules Powder Co 461, 585Hermitage Portland Cement Co 331Heyden Chemical Co. of America, Inc., 79, 203Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co 1288Hillman Coal & Coke Co 203Hoboken Shore Line RR 1064, 1171Hocking Valley Ry_ -74. 197, 324. 693. 1064.

1172, 11831514 1401

700so

128880

Hodgman Rubber Co Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines, LtdHolmes Mfg. Co Holly Sugar Corporation Holston Corporation Holtwood Power Co Holyoke Water Power Co 80. 203Home Stove & Foundry Co 1288Hoover Steel Ball Co 947Hoquiam Water Co 817Hortonia Power Co 947

14013311288

Houston Lighting & Power Co___331, 1070. 1176Houston Oil Co. of Texas) 331Howe Rubber Corporation 461, 1514Hudson Companies 197, 693. 1395Hudson & Manhattan RR 455. 693Hudson Motor Car Co_ _700. 818. 947, 1288, 1514Hudson Valley Coke & Products Corp.,

203. 700, 818. 1288Hudson's Bay Co 818Hunter Crucible Steel Co 331Huntington Development & Gas Co_700, 947.1401Hupp Motor Car Co 461, 818, 1401, 1514

1070331701

Hotel Prichard Huntington, W. Va.)Hotel Richmond Realty Corp Household Products Inc

Hurley Machine CoHydraulic Steel Co Hydros Corporation

gce Service CoIcy-Hot Bottle CoIdaho Power CoIllinois Bell Telephone CoIllinois Central R Pt Illinois Coal Corporation Illinois Power & Light Corp- -74, 197. 324, 1510Illinois Traction Co. ...811 811Imperial Tobacco Co. a Great Britain &

Ireland 586Independent Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh 1288Independent Oil & Gas Co 332Independent Pneumatic Tool Co 947Indiahoma Refining Co.. .332. 947, 1177. 1514Indian Refining Co 80. 322Indiana Bell Telephone Co_ _80. 203. 332. 461Indiana Columbus & Eastern Traction CO.. _ 324Indiana Electric Corp 203, 1070, 1514Indiana Harbor Belt RR 324Indiana Hydro-Electric Power Co_586, 701. 818Indiana Pipe Line Co 1288Indiana Power Co 1514Indiana Service Corp 693, 1395Indianapolis Gas Co 332Indianapolis Street By 1064, 1172Inland Empire Paper Co 1401Inland Steel Co 586Inspiration Consol. Copper Co 332Interborlugh Consolidated Corp 197Interborough Rapid TransitCo_ _197, 324.

455, 578. 693, 942. 1064, 1395, 1510Inter-County Power & Light Co 1401International Business Machine Corp 586International Cement Corp 948International Combustion Engineering Corp_ 203International-Great Northern RR_197. 324,

455, 578, 811. 942International Mercantile Marine Co_80. 321, 1402International Nickel Co 701International Paper Co 203, 332, 1514International Ry 693International Rys. of Central America - -455.

693, 1281International Salt Co 461. 1514International Securities Trust of America

818, 1070International Silver Co 1070International Telephone Co 1070International Telephone & Telegraph Co

331. 818. 1070Inter-State Consol. St. Ry_693. 1172. 1395, 1510Interstate Gasoline Co 1402Interstate Power Co_ - _ _586. 701. 1070, 1176Interstate Public Service Co 197, 693, 1510Interstate RR 455Interstate Rys 324, 455, 1281, 1510Intertype Corp 332Interurban Ry. & Terminal Co 693Inverness Railway & Coal Co 74Invincible Oil Co 332. 461Iowa Electric Co 1070Iowa Light. Heat & Power Co 586. 1514Iowa Southern Utilities Co_586, 701, 818,

1177, 1402Iron Cap Copper Co 818Iron Products Corp 818. 948, 1177Ironton RR 74Island Creek Coal Co 461, 1177, 1288

Jersey Central Power & Light Corp_80, 332, 586, 1070

Jersey Central Traction Co 455Jessup & Moore Paper Co 1288Jewel Tea Co 80, 1288, 1514Johnston (Robert A.) Co 1288Johnstown Traction Co 811Jones Bros. Tea Co., Inc 1402Joplin & Pittsburgh Ry 1510Joplin Water Works Co soJordan Motor Car Co 332Jones Bros. Tea Co., Inc 701Jones (Jos. W.) Radio Mfg. Co., Inc 701

947331

331, 461, 947461, 1176

13951288

Kalamazoo Lake Shore & Chicago By 693ansas City Bolt & Nut Co 461

Karras City Clay County & St. Joseph By. -1172Kansas City Clinton & Springfield By 324Kansas City Gas Co 586Kansas City Kaw Valley, & Western Ry_578, 693Kansas City Power & Light Co- -203, 818, 948Kansas City Railways Co 319, 455Kansas City Southern Ry 74, 197Kayser (Julius) & Co 203Keeley Silver Mines, Ltd 462Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co 1402Kellogg Co 332Kelly Island Lime & Transport Co 462Kelsey Wheel Co 948, 1177Kennecott Copper Corp 1070Kentucky Securities Corp 1395

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Page.. Kentucky-Tennessee Light & Power Co_332, 1177Kentucky Utilities Co 80Keokuk & Des Moines By 324, 455, 942Kewanee & Galva By 197Kewanee Public Service Co 203Key System Transit Co 1282Keyser Light & Power Co 701Keystone Power Corp 80Keystone Telephone Co 586Keystone Tire & Rubber Co 948King Edward Hotel Co 818Kingston-Pocahontas Coal Co 203Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc 701, 1288, 1402Knickerbocker Ice Co 203Knight (B. B. & R.) Inc 1177, 1288Knoxville Gas Co 586Kresge (S. S.) Co 203. 332, 701, 1288Kress (S. H.) & Co 203, 332, 701, 1288

L T aclede Gas Light Co 1402

aconia Car Co 80, 333Lafayette Street By.. Inc 325Lego Petroleum Corporation 204, 1289Laguna Land & Water Co 701Lake Charles Electric Co 1282Lake Charles Ry., Light & Water-Works Co-1289Lake Erie & Western. RR 325Lake Shore Electric By 455Lake Superior Coal Corporation _______ - - - -1177Lake Superior Corporation_948, 1070, 1169, 1177Land Co. of Florida 948Landers. Frary & Clark 819, 1289Landis Machine Co 333Langton Monotype Machine Co- - - -462, 701. 819Laurel Li nt & Railway 1064, 1172Laurenti e Co., Ltd 1062Laurentian Hydro-Electric, Ltd 204Lee /tubber & Tire Corporation 819Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co 333, 701Lehigh & New England RR 197, 325Lehigh Power Securities Corporation 693Lehigh Telephone Co 333Lehigh Valley Coal Co 204. 586Lehigh Valley RR 74, 197. 578, 942Leland Coal Co 1177, 1402Lever Bros. Co., Ltd 140.2Lexington Motor Co 701Library Bureau 1402Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co 586. 948Lima Telephone & Telegraph Co 9*Limoneira Co 33Lindsay Light Co 1070Link-Belt Co 58fLiquid Carbonic Co • 586Livingston Petroleum Corporation 701, 1519Locirwood, Greene & Co., Inc 80Locomobile Co. of America. Inc 204Locust Gap Improvement Co 462Loft, Inc 204, 1402Lone Star Gas Co 1402Long (R. H.) Motors Co 701Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 128fLorain Ashland & Southern RR 325Lord Dry Dock Corporation 1289Lorillard (P.) Co 80, 948Lorsch Building 581Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp 204, 46"Los Angeles Railway 579Louisiana & Arkansas By 198Louisiana & North West RR 1510Louisiana By. & Navigation Co. of Texas- 7.Louisville Gas & Electric Co 128,Louisville Home Telephone Co 1177Louisville & Nashville RR 942, 1064, 1395Lowell Electric Light Corporation 204, 1070,Lowell Gas Light Co 1514Lower-Austrian Hydro-Electric Power Co- 1070Lower St. Lawrence Power Co 20Lowney (Walter M.) Co 1071, 1402Ludlum Steel Co 81fLuzerne County Gas & Electric Co 80, 204Lyman Mills 462Lynn Gas & Electric Co 1289

'NS ack Trucks, Inc- - - -701. 948, 1062, 1076, 131.MlckayCompanles 14C2Macy (R. H.) & Co 1281Maddock's (Thomas) Sons Co 1071Magma Copper Co 204. 702, 819, 128'Magnolia Petroleum Co 58Maher Collieries Co 81•Mahoning Valley Water Co 81Maine Central RR 811, 1282Malden Electric Co 204Mallaison (IL. R.) & Co., Inc 586Mammoth Oil Co 1514Manchetser Traction, Light & Power Co_198. 694Manhattan Electrical Supply Co., Inc- - -_ 70',Manhattan (Elevated) Ry 1395, 1510Manila Electric Co 942. 1069Manila Electric Co oration 1510Manistee & North itastern RR 1282Mansfield Sheet & Tin Plate Co 128'Manufacturers Light & Heat Co_ - -462, 1071,

1289, 1402Manufacturers' Railway 694. 117kMaple Lear Milling Co 81Marathon Co 1178Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd_ -1071, 1402Market Street By 1064Marland 011 Co 819, 1071Marlin-Rockwell Corporation 204. 948Martin-Parry Corporation 819Maryland & Delaware Coast By 1172Mason Tire & Rubber Co 1178Massachusetts Cities Realty Co 948Massachusetts Cotton Mills 462Massachusetts Investors Trust 586Massachusetts Lighting Companies- - _ -702, 1514Massey-Harris Co., Ltd 81. 1289Matapedia Valley Light & Power Co., Ltd..- 204Matthew Addy Co 1402Mathieson Alkali Works, Inc 702. 1071Maumee Valley By 128Maxwell Motor Corp 462, 1071, 1289, 1402Mav Department Stores Co 337Merl all 0 arporation 128cMcCord Radiator & Manufacturing Co_ _ - - 462McCrory Stores Corp_ _204. 462, 586. 702,

1071 1289McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltc- -333, 948,

1071, 1177McMyler Interstate Co 586M lbourne (Australia) Electric Supply Co.,Ltd 1402

Memphis D alias & Gulf RR 811Memphis Power & Light Co 205Hemphis Street Ry 198Menasha Printing & Carton Co 1402Merchants Heat & Light Co 462, 1071Mergenthaler Linotype Co 586Metro-G,11win Pictures Corp_ _-462, 948, 1290Metropolitan Building. Ltd 819Metropolitan Chain Stores, Inc 1514

National Power & Light CoNational RR. of Haiti National Steel Car Corp., LtdNational Sugar Refining CoNational Supply Co 333,National Tea Co 205, 819, 1072, 1290, 15National Telephone Co 10National Transit CoNevada California Electric Corp 587, 12Nevada Consol. Copper Co 7Nevada Wonder Mining Co 2New Cornelia Copper Co 81, 703, 11New Dominion Copper Co., Ltd New England Oil Corp 820, 11New England Oil Refining Co 11New England Power Co 205, 5New England Spun Silk Corp New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,

333, 462, 587, 11New Hampshire Power Co 10New Jersey Refrigerating Co 11New Jersey Zinc Co 333, 587, 15New Orleans & Northeastern RR 8New Orleans Public Service Co_325, 943, 15New Orleans Texas & Mexico By 325, 15New York Central Electric Corp-703. 820.

1073, 14New York Central Lines 13New York Central RR New York Chicago & St. Louis RR__ _694,

1065, 1172, 1183, 1282, 13New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co 4New York Dock Co 4New York Edison Co 8New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.. ..1l7New York New Haven & Hartford RR __75.

198. 579. 811, 1065, 1282, 151New York Ontario & Western RR 151New York & Queens County By 75. 19New York Rys 198, 325, 579, 694, 117New York & Richmond Ott Co 58New York State G is & Elec. Corp 46New York Steam Co 205. 128New York Telephone Co_ _333, 587, 1179. 151New York Title & Mortgage Co 151New York Transportation Co_81, 703, 1072,

1290, 140Newark (Ohio) Telephone Co 140Nevrmines Issues Co 949, 129Newport Electric Corp 19

Page.Metropolitan 5-50-Cent Stores, Inc 1514Mexican Eagle 011 Co., Ltd 462, 586Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd 703Mexican Northern Mining & By 811Mexican Northern Power Co., Ltd 588Mexican Seaboard 011 Co 702, 948, 1071Mexico Tramways Co 579, 693. 811Miami Valley Electric Co 1403Michigan Electric By 75, 198Michigan RR 198Michigan Sugar Co 587, 702, 1178Michigan Terminal Warehouse Co. of Detroit 1515midco Gasoline Co 587. 1178ailidco Petroleum Co 587, 1178Middle States 011 Corp__205, 462, 702. 819,

948, 1071. 1178Middle West Utilities Co _462, 587. 702,

1071, 1178, 1403, 1515Middle West Utilities Corp 1290Middlesex & Boston Street By 579Middlesex Water Co 702Midland Steel Products Co 462, 1178Midland Valley RR 325, 942Midwest Engine Corp 333Midwest Power Co 1072Milford-Attleborough & Woonsocket StreetBy 75, 1510

Milholland Machine Co 587Miller Box & Lumber Co 333Miller (C. R.) Mfg. Co 333Milwaukee Electric Ry. & Light Co_- - -694, 1172Milwaukee Northern By 198, 455Minneapolis Gas Light Co 1178, 1403Minneapolis & St. Louis RR- -325, 579, 938, 1510Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie By.,

579, 811, 1064Minnesota Power & Light Co 1178Minnesota Western RR 1395Mississippi Power & Light Co 455, 579Mississippi River Power Co 702Mississippi Southern RR 1282Mississippi Valley Electric Co_ 811Mississquol Pulp & Paper Co 1178Missouri-Illinois Stores Co 333Missouri-Kansas-Texas BR 75, 579, 942, 1065Missouri Pacific RR 75, 325, 579: 694Missouri Portland Cement Co 1515Missouri Power & Light Co 948, 1072mobile & Ohio RR 321, 811Mohawk Rubber Co 1515Mohio Coal & Mining Co 1178Moline Plow Co., Inc 462, 587Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co- 942Montana Power Co 205, 462, 702Montgomery Ward & Co_ _81, 587, 948, 1178.1515Montgomery Ward Warehouse Co 1515Montreal Tramways Co 694Montreal Tramways & Power Co., Ltd__75,

694, 811Moon Motor Car Co 703. 1178Morgan's Louisiana & Texas RR. & SS. Co_ 811Morosco Holding Co., Inc 703Morris (Philip) & Co., Ltd 205, 1515Morris Canal & Banking Co 1515Morris County (N. J.) Traction Co 811Mortgage Bond Co. of N. Y 1403Mother Lode Coalition Mines Co 948Motor Wheel Corp 948Mott (J. L.) Co 81Mountain Producers Corp 1178Mountain States Power Co 1072, 1515Mountain States Telep. & Teleg. Co_ -703, 1403Mullins Body Corp 702Munsingwear, Inc 81Murray (J. W ) Mfg. Co_ 81, 819, 1290Muscle Shoals Birmingham & Pensacola Ry- - 455Muskatine Burlington & Southern RR - _ _ __- 75Mutual Oil Co 1392, 1409Mystic Steamship Co 1515

Mash Motors Co 81, 205i 1 ashville Chattanooga & St. Louis By 455National Acme Co 462, 949, 1515National Biscuit Co 205, 703National Cement Co. (Quebec) 819National Conduit & Cable Co 587National Cottonseed Products Corp__ _1178National Dairy Products Co 587. 703, 1178Nation-1 Distillers Product. Carp 1072National Enami.ling & Stamping Co__1178. 12)0National Fireproofing Co 1515National Foundry Co 333National Gas, Electric Light & Power Co 949National Lead Co 1072

9494551515819

15729499003057881787887587

78727815201010

039575

95626318

8273056

33

8

Ontario Biscuit Co Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltc1Onyx Hosiery, IncOppenhelm, Collins & Co., Inc 12)0Orange County Public Service Co., Inc-333, 1404Orpheum Circuit, Inc 949, 1290, 1516Osage 694Oswego

ByCo 704

Otis Elevator Co 334, 1290Otis Steel Co 588Ottawa Electric Ry 1396Ottawa-Montreal Power Co., Ltd 83, 205Otter Tail Power Co 1073

1240Owens Battle Co 703

!pacific Bart Co.. Ltd 949A acific Coast Co 704, 1290Pacific Coast Glass Co 1404Pacific Coast Steel Co 820Pacific Electric Co 198Pacific Electric By 198. 694, 943. 1173Pacific Gas & Electric Co_7I, 83. 86, 206,

334,588. 704, 1073, 1516Pacific Great Eastern Ry., Ltd 1173Pacific Light & Power Corp 1179Pacific Mills 463Pacific Oil Co 949Pacific Power & Light Co 334Pacific Southwest Realty Co 463Pacific States Box & Basket Co 1179, 1404Packard Motor Car Co 83, 334Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co_704, 950. 1074, 1179Pan-American Petroleum & Transport Co

1074, 1179Panhandle Producing & Refining Co 1180Panola Oil & Gas Co 950ParaMne Cos., Inc 950, 1180Paragon Refining Co 334Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR 1396, 1510Paris-Orleans RR 1282Park City Mining & Smelting Co 83Park & Tilford Co., Inc 1404, 1516Parke Davis & Co 206-Parr ShnlIc Power Co 588Paso Robles Corp 950Passaaic Consol. ̀Water Co 83Pathe Exchange, Inc 334PaulLsta By 455, 1173Pawtucket Fall Mfg. Co 1404Pearl River Valley RR 580Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co 950Peekskill Lighting & RR. Co 580Peerless Paper Co 1290Peerless Truck & Motor Corp 1404Pemaquid Mills 463Penelec Coal Corp 206Penn Central Light & Power Co 588Penn Mex Fuel Co 588Penn Seaboard Steel Corp '1074, 1180, 1291Penney (J. C.) Co., Inc 206, 588. 704, 1180Pennok Oil Co 704, 950Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co-463. 1074, 1516Pennsylvania Co 1065, 1168Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 694Pennsylvania Electric Corp 1404, 1516Pennsylvania-Ohio & Detroit RR 694

Page.Newport News & Hampton By. Gas & Elec-

tric Co 1065Newport & Richford RR 325Newton Steel Co 1403Niagara Falls Power Co 333, 949, 1403Niagara Lockport & Ontario Power Co_ _463, 1516Niagara St. Catharines & Toronto By 325Nichols Copper Co 587Nipissing Mines Co., Ltd 333, 587, 949,

1403, 1516Nizer Corp 1073Noble (Charles F.) Oil & Gas Co 81Nordyke S6 Marmon Co 587Norfolk & Western Ry____75, 694, 1395, 1510North American Car Co 81, 1073. 1516North American 00-81, 587. 703. 820. 949,

1073, 1516North American Light & Power Co 81, 463North American Light & Power Corporation 75North Atlantic Oyster Farms, Inc 949iv ortu Coast Yewer Co 588North & Judd Mfg. Co 1073Northeastern Iowa Power Co 1403Northern Central By 75, 455. 1065, 1510Northern Indiana Gas & Elec. Co_81, 949, 1179Northern Indiana Power Co 463, 949, 1073Northern Maryland & Tidewater RR 943Northern Mex. Pwr. & Development Co., Ltd 588Northern New York Utilities, Inc 463Northern Ohio By 325Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co- - -580. 1282Northern Pacific Ry 694. 1065. 1395Northern Pacific Term. Co. of Oregon. 198, 455Northern States Power Co_ _205, 463, 703, 820 •Northwestern Elevated RR 1172Northwestern Lumber Co 82Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Co 703Northwestern Ohio By. & Power Co-- -580, 1282Northwestern Power & Light Co 1179Northwestern Public Service Co_ -703, 1073, 1404Norton Co 1404Norton Taunton & Attleboro St. By 1395Nueces Valley Rio Grande & Gulf RR 1395Nunnally Co 949

Oahu Sugar Co 1404akman (Robert) Land Co 1170

Oberlin Gas & Electric Co 588, 1404Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.. Ltd 1404olli0 Body & Blower Co 588, 703Ohio Brass Co 82, 1404Ohio Building Realty Co 1179Ohio Connecting By 811, 1396Ohio Copper Co. of Utah 333, 949Ohio Electric Power Co 588, 1404Ohio Fuel Corp 1290, 1404Ohio Fuel Gas Co 1516Ohio Fuel Supply Co 588, 1290, 1404Ohio Gas & Electric Co 1404Ohio & Kentucky By 943Ohio Leather Co 588, 949Ohio & Northern Gas Co 1290, 1404Ohio Public Service Co 82, 1290Ohio River & Western By 694Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka By 325Oklahoma City Shawnee Interurban By 25Oklahoma Eastern 011 Co 1404Oklahoma Producing & Refining Corp_588. 1073Oklahoma Ry 1396Old Ben Coal Corp 820, 1404Old Colony Gas Co 82, 1404Old Dominion Co. (Maine) 205, 703, 1290Olean Bradford & Salamanca By 325, 1396Omaha & Council Bluth St. By _455. 1065.

1282, 1510Onmibus Corp_82, 205, 463, 588, 703, 820,

1073, 1290, 1404

820 568

Overman Cushion Tire Co., Inc


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Page. Page.

Pennsylvania-Ohio Power & Light Co 811 Qicramento Gas Co 950Pennsylvania-New Jersey Ry 75 I../ .fety Car Heating & Lighting Co 11h°Pennsylvania-Ohio Power & Light Co_ _76. Sagamo Steamship Corp 1291

457199. 325, 456 Saginaw Bay City Ity 'Pennsylvania Power & Light Co 463 Saguenay Pulp & Power Co 206

Pennsylvania RR_199, 325, 456, 811, 1065, St. Albans Gas Light Co 15181173. 1396, 1510 St. Cloud Public service Co 206, 705

Pennsylvania Water & Power Co .83. 334. St. John Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd- 705950, 1180, 1291 St. Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd 590, 1291

People's Gas Light & Coke Co 463 St. Lawrence Valley Power Co 464People's Natural Gas Co 704, 1074, 1516 St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry 325Peoria & Pekin Union Ry 456. 1396 it. Louis Coke & Iron Co 1291, 1518Pere Marquette By 325, 694, 1065. St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern By.

1173, 1123 199, 456, 812Petroleum Telephone Co 1516 St. Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co_ - 590Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR._ 456 St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co_ _199, 326.

Philadelphia Co 694 St. Louis-Southwestern Ry_76, 195, 326, 812581. 695, 812, 1065, 1511Philadelphia & Bristol Water Co 704

Philadelphia Electric C0_463, 588, 704, 1180, St. Maurice Paper Co.. Ltd 1518

Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co 704 St. Regis Paper Co 467' 13209661404, 1517 St. Paul Union Depot Co

Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co__456, 811, St. Regis Paper Co. of Canada. Ltd 206

Philadelphia Suburban Gas & Electric Co_ _1517 Salina Light, Power & Gas Co 12400761173. 1283, 1396 Saks & Co

Philadelphia & West Chester Traction Co__ 580 Salmon Falls Mfg. Co Philadelphia & Western Ry 456 Salt Creek Consol. Oil Co

1074, 80 13134

Phillips (T. W.) Gas & Oil Co 1517 Salt Creek Producers Association 83Phillips- Jones Corp 334, 588, 704 Salt River Valley Water Users' Ass'n (Roose-Phillips Petroleum Co 588, '704, 1074 velt Dam Project) 950

San Antonio Land & Irrigation Co.. Ltd 950Phoenix Portland Cement Co 1405 San Antonio Public Service Co 199Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co 589 San Diego Electric Ry 326Pierce. Butler & Pierce Mfg. Corp_83, 1405, 1517 San Francisco Gas & 'Electric Co 1291Pierce Petroleum Corp 206, 588, 1517 San Joaquin Light & Power Corp 1396Piggly Wialy Corp 821, 950 San Juan Sugar Co 705. 1074sPilgrim 1517 Sandusky Gas & Electric Co Pioneer Automobile Co

590, 1291704 Santa Monica Bay Home Telephone Co 1180

Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie RR-456 1283 Santa Monica Bay Telephone Co 1180Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Savage Arms Corp 590RR 456, 1168, 1173 Savannah Electric & Power Co 580. 1283

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR ______ ____-

_ - - - 318 Savannah Sugar Refining Co 950, 80Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 206,334, 1291 Savoy Oil Co

10100

Pittsburgh Rys 456, 694 Schulte Retail Stores Corp--83, 335, 464,590,Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co 1291, 1517 705, 821, 1074Pittsburgh Utilities Corp 206, 1517 Scott-Powell Dairies, Inc 335Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. .199, I199, 1173, Scoville Mfg. Co

Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula RR_ Seaboard Air Line By 199, 943

8404. .1 1 1!1283, 1511 Scranton Electric Co

456, 580. 1065 Sears & Nichols Canning Co

4

Pittsfield Coal Gas Co 334 Sears Roebuck & Co Plankinton Building 463 Seattle & Ranier Valley RR

84. 590, 1180812

Plant (Thomas 614 Co k. 83 Second Ave. RR. (N. Y. 0.) 457Plaza Operating Co 589 Security

Cement & Lime Co 705

Plymouth Electric Light Co 206 Belden Truck Corp. of Rochester 464Poland Paper Co 821 Semet-Solvay Co 207Pond Creek Coal Co 1405 Seneca Copper Corp 590Poole Engineering & Machine Co 950, 1291 Shaffer Oil & Refining Co Port Alfred Pulp & Paper Corp 1405 Shamokin Coal Co

590. 1518590

Port Costa Water Co 464 Sharon Pressed Steel Co 950Portland Cement Lumber Co 821 Shasta Zinc & Copper Co 1074Portland Electric Power Oo 199 Shattuck Arizona Copper Co 705Portland Gold Mining Co 589 Shawinigan Water & Power Co., Ltd_ -821,Portsmouth Dover & York St. By 456 950. 1518Portsmouth (0.) Public Service Co76.199 Shawsheon Mills 1291Postum Cereal Co. Inc Potomac itlectric Power Co

334. 1074, 1180 Sheffield Farms Co., Inc 71, 29076°

Potomska Mills of New Bedford 58$) Shell Transport & Trading Co 1180 Shell Union Oil Corp 821. 1074, 1406

Prairie Oil& Gas CoPrescott & Northwestern RR

464 Sheridan Trust & SavingsBank Bldg 335_76 Sherman Shreveport & Southern RR 76

Pressed Steel Car Co 464Price Bros. & Co., Ltd

7_04_ Sherwin-Williams Co 10741039 Shippers' Car Line Inc

Procter & Gamble Co_821, 940, 1074, 1291, 1405 Sierra Pacific Electric Co 84Producers & Refiners Corn 206, 1405, 1517 Sierra & San Francisco Power Co_464. 705,Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Ce 1180 821. 1180Providence Ice Co 589Prudence Co.. Inc 1405Public Service Co. of Colorado_206. 464.

1180, 1291, 1517Public Service Co. of Missouri 206, 334Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois 1173Public Service Co. of Oklahoma 1405Public Service Corp. of New Jersey-76, 456,

580, 694, 943. 1065Public Service Elec. Co 589Public Service Electric & Gas Co_589, 1180,

Public Service Gas Co 1291, 1405

589Public Service By. (N. J) 325. 456Public Service Transportation Co

0, 664Puget Sound Power & Light Co_ -199. 86182,

Pullman Co 1173, 1396

9Punta Alegre Sugar Co 123064Pure Oil Co 589, 821. 950, 1074, 1406Pusey & Jones Co 83, 206

Quebec-New England Hydro-Electric Corp.,589, 704, 821

Quebec Power Co 1180

padlo Corp. of America_83, 334, 464, 589. 1517i%and (Gold) Mines, Ltd 206, 821,

Randolph & Cumberland 19 9, RR 950, 1291

1065Rapid Transit in N.Y. City 76, 1173Ray Consolidated Copper Co 821Reading Co 456, 580, 1065, 1396Real Silk Hosiery Co 464, 1291Realty Associates of Brooklyn 1406. 1517Reed-Prentice Co 206Reis (Robert) & Co 206Reliance Insurance Co 464Remington Arms Co 950Remington Typewriter Co 704 821Boo Motor Car Co 1074, 1291Replogle Steel Co_ _83, 464, 589, 704. 821,

Republic Iron & Steel Co 1074. 1496

Republic Motor Truck Co., Inc '5'89Republic By. & Light Co

RubberCo 580, 1065. 1396

Republic 1518Reynolds S ring Co 83, 206, 577Richmond redericksburg & Potomac RR.,

580, 694Rio Grande City Ry Riordon Co., Ltd

1396206, 334, 950, 1291

Rittenhouse Square Real Estate 1518River Raisin Paper Co 334Roanoke Traction & Light Co 76Robinson (Dwight P.) & Co., Inc 83Rochester Gas & Electric Corp83, 590, 704Rockaway Rolling Mills Corp 1180

704334. 1406

8383

Rockford Electric CoRockland Light & Power Co Rogers (Wm. A.), Ltd Rome Gas. Electric Light & Power CoRoosevelt Dam Project-see Salt River Val-

ley Water Users' AssociationRosenbaum Grain Corp 464, 1074Roxana Petroleum Co 1074Royal Dutch (Petroleum) Co 334, 464, 821Royal Typewriter Co., Inc 83Russell Mfg Co 705Rutland RR 76Ryan Car Co 1518

Silica-Gel Corp 590Simmons Co 84, 335Simmons Hardware Co 335Simms Petroleum Co 464Simon (Franklin) & Co.. Inc 1180Sinclair Consol. Oil Corp 335, 464, 690Singer (Sewing Machine) Mfg. Co 1181Sioux City Gas & Electric Co 464Skelly 011 Co 705, 821, 1074, 1518Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd 84,1518Smith 3C-Vf 1075Smyth (John M.) Co 821Soden (16 A.) & Co 84Solvay & Cie 822Solvay Collieries Co 207Sonneborn (Henry) Co., Inc 1291, 1406South Georea By 326South Lake Mining Co 1292South Pittsburgh Water Co 1181South Side Elevated RR 76Routh West Penn Pipe Lines 1075Southeastern Ohio Ry 1065Southeastern Power & Light Co 1292Southern Baking Co 207Southern California Edison Co 822Southern Cities Utilities Co 1518Southern Gas & Power Corp 207, 1292Southern Illinois & Missourf Bridge Co 1283Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co 1065Southern Minnesota Gas & Electric Co 1075Southern New England Telephone Co 84Southern Pacific Co--76, 199, 326. 457. 1065, 1511Southern Paper Co 590Southern Pipe Line Co 590Southern Power & Light Co 950. 1406Southern Ry_124, 209, 457. 943. 1065, 1283,

1396. 1511Southern Utilities Co 590, 951. 1518Southern Wood Preserving Co Southwest Power Co Southwestern Ice & Cold Storage CoSouthwestern Power & Light CoSouthwestern Utilities Corp Spalding (A. G.) & BrosSpanish River Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd- 1075,

1181, 1518Sparks-Withington Co 1292. 1518Sperry Flour Co 1075. 1181Spicer Mfg. Corp 590, 822Splitdorf Electric Co 951, 1181, 1406Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry 326Spring (C. G.) & Bumper Co 951Springfield Street By 580Springville Mapleton Sugar Co 1406Stamford Water Co 484Standard Chemical Co., Ltd 705, 951Standard Commercial Tobacco Co., Inc 335Standard Dredging Co 1407Standard Gas & Electric Co 705. 822Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) 465. 1292Standard Oil Co. (Kansas) 822Standard 011 Co. (Kentucky) 705

95084

33580.1511 590 1406

207 821

Standard Oil Co. of New JerseyStandard Parts Co Standard Plate Glass Co__-335, 951, 1292, 1518Standard Publishing Co 590

951Standard Shipbu ding Corp 207Standard Tank Car Co 465Standard Textile Products Co 465. 1518Stanley Merrill & Phillips By 943

Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co

Page.Staten Island Edison Co 84Staten Island Rapid Transit Co 1173StatenvIlle By 1066Statesboro Northern By 695, 1396Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd 84Steel (L. R.) Co., Inc 705Steel & Tube Co. of America 1518Steel's Consolidated, Inc 705Stewart-Warner Speedometer Corp_207, 465. 951Stone-Stotter Co 1407Stromberg Carburetor Co. of America, Inc- -1181Studebaker Corp 335, 576, 1075Stutz Motor Car Co. of America, Inc 951Sun-Maid Raisin Growers Ass'n 335, 1075Sun 011 Co 951, 1181, 1518Sunbury Lewisburg & Milton By 326Suncook Valley RR 457Superior & Boston Copper Co- - - -822, 952. 1518Superior Coal & Dock Co 335Superior Oil Corp 207, 706. 1181Superior Steel Corp 591. 706Sivan-Finch Oil Corp 1519Sweets Co. of America 465Swift & Co 84, 335, 465

Tacoma R. & Power Coecumseh (Cotton) Mills....-

Telautograph Corp 84. 706. 1407, 1519Temescal Water Co 1181Temple Anthracite Coal Co 1407, 1519Temple Coal Co 1407Tennessee Central By. Co 689Tennessee Electric Power C0_199. 457. 695, 1511Terminal RR. Ass'n of St. Louis 199Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern TractionCo 1173 1283

Texas CoTexas Gulf Sulphur Co., IncTexas Midland RR Texas Pacific Coal & Oil CoTexas Pacific-Missouri Pacific Terminal RR.of New Orleans

Texas & Pacific By Third Ave. RR. (N. Y. City)Thirty Federal St Thompson (John B.) Co Tidal Osage Oil Co Tide Water Oil Co Tide Water Power Co Timken Roller Bearing Co Title Guarantee & Trust Co Tobacco Products Corp

706,1075,1181465, 952

943 706

1066 1519

77, 326 1066

9521292

1292, 1407690

581, 1066. 1511706. 822

1407 952

Todd Shipyards Corp 1075Toledo Columbus & Ohio River RR_ .... _695, 1283Toledo Edison Co 335. 1075, 1292Toledo Machine & Tool Co Toledo Traction, Light & Power Co 943Tonopah Belmont Development Co 207Tooke Bros.. Ltd 335.465

33577

207. 12801292. 1407

Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp84. 207, 335

Tremont & Suffolk Mills 1407Trenton & Mercer County Traction Co_812, 1173Trinity Building Corp Troy Foundry Co., IncTroy Foundry & Machine CoTurners Falls Power & Electric Co 1407Tuskegee RR 1283Twin City Rapid Transit Co 457, 695. 1173

Underground Electric Rys. of London, Ltd.. 199nderwood Typewriter Co 822

Union Bag & Paper Corp 1292Union Electric Light & Power Co 85Union Gas & Electric Co 465. 1519Union Light, Heat & Power Co. of Covington 207Union Lumber & Shingle Co 952Union Natural Gas Corp- - - _706. 822. 1292. 1407Union Oil Co. (Calif.)_ _207, 335. 465, 591. 706Union Pacific RR Union Refrigerator Transit CoUnion Tank Car CoUnion Terminal Cold Storage Co., IncUnion Terminal Co. of DallasUnion Traction Co. (California) 1066,1397Union Traction Co. of Indiana 199. 1066Union Twist Drill Co 822United Alloy Steel Co 591. 822United American Chain Stores, Inc 335United American Electric Co's., Inc- - - -591. 1407United Bakers Corp 465United Cigar Stores Co. of America - -207.

465, 952. 1519591. 1181335, 591

5911511335

95, 591, 15191408952

1173, 1397 591 335

85e

Toronto Comet Mfg. Co., LtdToronto & York Radial By Torrington Co Tower Mfg. Cor

465 85. 952

591 199

United Drug CoUnited Eastern M Co United Electric Co. of .1 United Electric Rys United Electric Securities CoUnited Fruit Co United Fuel Gas Co United Fuel & Supply Co United Gas & Electric Co United Gas Improvement CoUnited Hotels Co of AmericaUnited Illuminating Co United Iron Works, Inc 952, 1075United Light & Power Co 77. 1173United Masonic Temple Bldg 1519United Natural Gas Co 706United Paperboard Co., Inc 940United Power & Light Corp. of Kansas 952United Rys. & Electric Co. of Baltimore- - 581United Rys. Investment Co 1511United Rys. Co. of St. Louis 326, 1511United Securities, Ltd 706U. S. Can Co 208U. S. Distributing Co 591.706U. S. Envelope o 591. S. Glass Co 465

U. S. Gypsum Co 706. 822. 1181U. S. Hoffman Machinery Co-706, 822, 953, 1075U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co 1408U. S. Light & Heat Co 952U. S. RR. Administration 695U. S. Realty & Improvement Co 1392U. S. Rubber Co 85. 335, 939U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co 85U. S. Steel Corp_85, 208, 335, 465. 576, 591.

822. 1293U. S. Stores Corp 208. 336U.S. Trucking Corp 1293United Telephone Co 1519United Utilities Corp 812United Verde Copper Co 706United Verde Extension Mining CO.. 208. 591.

706, 1293Universal Gypsum Co 592, 1181Universal Leaf Tobacco Co 1408Universal Pipe & Radiator Co--338. 953,

1182. 1408Upson Co 1293

1407 1407


INDEX [VoL. 119—PART 1.

Page.Urban Motion Picture Industries, Inc 592Utah-Apex Mining Co 1075Utah Copper Co 706Utah Fuel Co 706Utah-Idaho Sugar Co 85Utah Metal & Tunnel Co 592Utah Power & Light Co 326Utah Securities Corp 85, 707Utica Gas & Electric Co 85, 336, 1182Utilities Power & Light Corp 1075

Wacuum Oil Co 85. 707V alley Mould & Iron Co 336Valparaiso Lighting Co 822, 1182Valvoline Oil Co 707Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc 1408Vanadium Corp. of America, Inc 466, 592Vandalia RR 199Vanderbilt Ave. Bldg. Corp 208Varick Street Station New York Post Office(Eastern Building Corp) 1293

Vermont Lighting Co 1519Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific RR 199Victor-Monaghan Co 953Virginia Carolina Chemical Co 1408, 1519Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co 466Virginia Northern Power Co 208Virginia-Western Poser Co 592Virginian Power Co 208, 592. 1408Virginian By 77, 695. 1284Virginia By. & Power Co 326. 457, 943Virginian Terminal By 695Visalia Electric RR 1397Viscoloid Co., Inc 707, 822Vivaudou (V.). Inc_ _ _466, 592. 953, 1075, 1519Vreeland Motor Co., Inc 592Vulcan Detinning Co 1182, 1293

Tillabash Valley Electric Co 592, 1075VV abasso Cotton Co., Ltd 953. 1075Wahl Co 466, 707Waldorf System, Inc 466Wallkill Transit Co 1066Wanamaker (John) 208Wanner Malleable Castings Co-208. 1182. 1293Ward Baking Co 336, 466. 953Waring Hat Mfg. Corp 336, 592Warner Sugar Corp 1075Warren Bros. Co_ 707

Page.Warren Foundry & Pipe CO 1408Washburn Wire Co 1519Wasnington Baltimore & Annapolis Elec.77. 199Washington Interurban By

Washington By. & Electric Co 77, 581Washington Water Power Co 326, 1173Watauga Power Co 1293Weatherford Mineral Wells & N. W. By 326Weber & Helibroner 208Webster & Southbridge Gas & Elec. Co 592Weetamoe Mills 466Weir Stove Co 592Wells Fargo & Co 707, 1519Wellsburg, Bethany & Washington (Elec.)By 1066West American Finance Co 1077West Chester Street Ry 458West Coast Theatres, Inc 822West Jersey & Seashore RR 326, 1397West Missouri Power Co 336, 1182West Penn Co 812. 1511West Penn Power Co 77, 695West Penn Rys. Co 326. 1066West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co 1182Westchester Lighting Co 208Westchester St. RR. of White Plains (N. Y.),

200, 581Western Electric Co., Inc 953, 1520Western Fruit Express Co 85Western Maryland By ' 200, 326Western Pacific RR. Co 695, 1066, 1173Western Power Corp 319, 340, 1293Western Public Service Co. of Colorado 1520Western Quebec Power Co.. Ltd 208Western Union Telegraph Co.. 343, 1182. 1520Western United Gas & Electric Co 85, 336Westfield Mfg. Co 466Westinghouse Air Brake Co 707Westinghouse Elect & Mfg. Co _ 208, 343,707,1408Westmoreland Coal Co 1408Weymouth Light & Power Co 1520Whalen Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd 208Wheeling Public Service Co 812Wheeling Steel Corp 823, 1182Wheeling Terminal By 1284Wheeling Traction Co 812White Earle Oil& Refining Co_85, 466, 823,

953, 1408

Page.White Rock Mineral Springs Co 93Whitman Mills of New Bedford 707Wichita Northwestern By 1066Wichita Water Co 953Wicks Store & Office Building 953Wickwire-Spencer Steel Corp_208, 343, 823,1408, 1520Wiebolt (W. A.) & Co 707Wills-St. Claire, Inc 93Willys-Overiand Co 208, 343, 953Wilson & Co., Inc__85, 343, 466, 592. 707,

953. 1077, 1182, 1293, 1520Winnipeg Electric Co 200, 1066, 1174Winona Service Co 1397Winston-Salem Southbound By 1511Winston-Salem Terminal Co 1511Wire Wheel Corp. of America 707Wisconsin Electric Power Co 343, 1520Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co., Inc 343Wisconsin Power & Light Co 77, 581Wisconsin Power Light & Heat Co 581. 1066Wisconsin Telephone Co 93Wood, Alexander & James. Ltd 1520Wood (Alan) Iron & Steel Co 1182Wood (Walter A.) Mowing & Reaping Ma-chine Co 953Woodward Iron Co 343Woolworth (F. W.) Co_208. 343, 592. 707.1077, 1182, 1520Worcester CO11801. Street By 1174Worcester Electric Light Co 592Worcester Gas Light Co 93Worcester Suburban Electric Co 1408Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp 208Wright Aeronautical Corp 592Wright Corp 1520Wrigley (William) Jr., Corp_ _ _208, 466, 953Wyandotte

Wyoming North & South RR 581, 695

Yadkin River Power Co 343ale & Towne Mfg. Co 1293Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR 200Yellow Cab Mfg. Co 466, 824Yellow Taxi Corp 1520York (Pa.) Rys 1512York Utilities Co 581Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co_ _466, 707, 1077Youngstown Steel Car Co 208

COMMERCIAL EPITOME, COTTON, BREADSTUFFS AND DRY GOODSPage.

griculture Dept. to StudyPA Foreign Demand for Amer-ican Cotton 1416

Asia Minor Raising Cotton 1416Australla Wheat Acreage 1420

Breadstuffs Market—ElaborateWeekly Review of the Flour

and Grain Markets. with PriceRecords and Crop Movements,101. 218, 351. 481. 599, 714.832, 964. 1084, 1192, 1301,

1417, 1527

Canada's Wheat Crop Esti-mate 834

"Chronicle's" Report of theCotton Crop for 1923-24 1020

Cereals. See Grain.Coal Prices—Market Conditions.

See Commercial Epitome.Coffee, Influences Bearing on theMarket, with Statistical DataRelating Thereto. See Com-mercial Epitome.

Commercial Epitome, WeeklyReview of the CommercialMarkets and of General Trade,94. 211, 344. 475. 593. 708.825. 958. 1078, 1186, 1294,

1410. 1521Copper, Weekly Report on Con-

ditions and Course of Prices.See Commercial Eiptome.

Cotton — Consolidated Cotton• Report 713. 1082. 1299Cotton Crop Condition. Agri-

culture Dept.'s Report ._99.480, 713, 830, 1087, 1299. 1526

Cotton Crop, Agriculture Dept.Reports Improvement in.

480. 1300Cotton Crop, Murray Clement

Curtis Co.'s Report on 963Cotton Crop Prospects of For-

eign Countries__- _216, 480,

831, 1082, 1191, 1300

Page.Cotton Ginning Report of Cen-sus Bureau 1299. 1525

Cottonseed Oil Production, Cen-sus Report on 480, 1525

Cotton Spinning. Census Reporton 480. 1523

Cotton, Weekly Statistics byCable and Telegraph Coveringthe Cotton Movement in AllParts of the World, Receipts.Stocks, Visible Supply. Over-land Movement. ShippingNews, Crop and Weather Re-ports, with a Review of Trad-ing on the N. Y. Cotton Ex-change and Records of Prices,&c96. 214. 346. 477, 595.710, 827. 960, 1080. 1088.

1296, 1413. 1523

Dry Goods Trade. Comprehen-sive Report Each Week on

the Conditions Prevailing inthis Trade_ .103. 221, 353. 484.602, 717, 835. 967. 1087. 1195,

1305. 1421, 1529

Furs—Prices of Different Kinds.See Commercial Epitome.

Florida's First Bale of Cotton.. _ _ 597Foreign Countries—Grain Pros-

pects 834

Georgia's First Bale of Cotton_ 598rain—Agricultural Dept.'s Re-port on Cereal Stocks_ _ _ _218, 716

Grain Outlook Poorest on RecordAgriculture Dept.'s CompleteOfficial Report 219

Hides, Weekly Price Recordwith Outline of Market

Conditions. See CommercialEpitome.

Houston's First Bale of Cotton 216

Page.I Course of Market and1 Prices each Week with Sta-

tistical Data. See CommercialEpitome.

ansas Experimenting with11.- Cotton Raising 830

Lard, Range of Prices andWeekly Market Report. See

INCommercial Epitome.Lead, Weekly Record of Courseof Market. See CommercialEpitome.

Louisiana's First Bale of Cotton_ 713

Sifemphis Cotton Exchange Urg-IVA ing Uniform System ofTare 830

Murray-Clement, Curtis & Co.'sReport on Cotton Crop 963

mew Orleans Abrogates 200-'1 point Cotton Rule on July

Contracts 349New York Cotton ExchangeDues 2849

North Carolina Cotton CropConditions_ _ _ -349, 830, 963. 1299

North African Cotton Crop_ - - - 831

Ocean Freights. Course of,from Week to Week. with

Rates and Shipping Conditions.See Commercial Epitome.

Oils, Quotations Weekly for AllKinds of Oil. See CommercialEpitome.

Oklahoma Crop Report__ _ _216.349, 597, 830, 1416

P Weekly Market Re-port, with Statistics of Pro-

duction, &c. See CommercialEpitome.

Page.Pig Iron Production, Weekly

Report. See Coml. Epitome.Pork. Course of Market EachWeek. See Com'i Epitome.

Provisions Markets See Com-mercial Epitome.

Porter, Thomas W., Death of__ - 830

Rubber, Weekly Outline ofMarket, with Prices, &c.

See Commercial Epitome.

Cteel. Weekly Report on Courseand Condition of Market,

with Statistical Data of Va-rious Kinds, See CommercialEpitome,

Sugar, Course of Market EachWeek, with Crop Statistics andOther Data, See CommercialEpitome.

Sugar, Weekly Report on MarketConditions and Prices. SeeCommercial Epitome.

Texas Cotton Crop Condition- - 830exas. First Bale of Cotton-- - 830

Tin, Weekly Report of Marketand prices. See CommercialEpitome.

Tobacco, Brief Outline of Con-ditions Each Week, See Com-mercial Epitome.

Weather Bulletin of Depart-ment of Agriculture_ _102,

220, 352, 483 ,601. 716, 834,966. 1086, 1194, 1303, 1420 1529

Wheat (Winter) and Rye, Agri-culture Dept.'s Report on - - 967

Wool, Review of Market EachWeek. with Record of AuctionSales in London and AustraliaSee Commercial Epitome.

Zlnc, Weekly Report on MarketPrices. See Com'l Epitome.


JULY-SEPT., 1924.] INDEX XIX

STATE ANDGENERAL.

Page.

Aberdeen, Wash.-Permanent In-junction Against Proposed Mu-

nicipal Power Project 1088Argentine (Government of)-$20,-000,000 Short-Term Treasury GoldNotes Placed Here Privately-721$5,000,000 Six-Months NotesMarketed Here 1422

Arkansas (State of)-Child LaborAmendment Ratified 222

Atlantic City, N. J.-Act UnderWhich Officials Were ChosenClaimed Unconstitutional 354

Austin, Tex.-Charter Amendmentfor City Manager Form of Govern-ment 222, 836

Avoca Drainage District (Sub-Drain-age District No. 1), La.-Date forDeposit of Bonds Further Extended 107

Belgium (Kingdom 00-830,000,-000 External Loan Oversub-

scribed 1196Belton, Tex.-City Loses Bond Case-Ordered to Levy Tax to Pay In-terest and Retire Bonds 222

Bolivia (Republic 00-83,065,000External Bonds Offered in UnitedStates 836

California (State on-SupremeCourt Rules Bond Award Legal_ 222

Canada (Dominion of)-Believed That Proposed $300,000,-000 Government Loan Will BeFloated in Canada 107

Maturing Obligations, ObligationsDuring the Next Three Years__ _ 107

590,000,000 One-Year Notes Soldto United States Banking Syndi-cate 1422

GovernmenVs Refunding ProgramCompleted at Home 1530

City of Trondhjen (Norway)-CityLoan Offered in U.S 107

Colorado Springs, Colo.-City Pur-chases Light System 1088

Covington School District, Va.-In-junction Sought Against ProposedBond Issue 1308

DanvIlle, Va.-Injunction AgainstIssuance of Bonds 1088, 1309

Denver (City and County) MoffatTunnel Improvement District,Colo.-Favorable Progress on Pro-ject 485

Detroit. Mich-$4,770,000 Paid onDetroit Street Ry. Purchase 222Whole of Hamtramck TownshipNow Part of Detroit-Part ofGratiot Township Also Annexed1422

District of Columbia-District Free ofDebt 603

Dominican Republic-Collateral Tr.Notes Offered in U. S. 1530

Vlorida (State 00-Proposedstitutlotud Amendments to be

•• Voted on 1422Foreign Matters-

85,000,000 Six Months Notes Suc-cessfully Marketed Here at Parand Interest 0000

Argentina (Government op-$20,000,000 Short-Term Treas-

ury Gold Notes Placed HerePrivately 721

Belgium (Kingdom 00-830,000,-000 External Loan Offered Here 1196

Bolivia (Republic of)-13,065,000External Elands Offered inUnited States 836

Government's Refunding ProgramCompleted at Home 1530

• Canada (Government 00-890,-000,000 One-Year Notes Sold toU. S. Banking Syndicate 1422

• City of Trondhjen (Norway)-City Loan Offered in U. 13 107

Dominican Republic-CollateralTrust Notes Offered in U. S _1530

Hungary (Kingdom op-Part ofState Loan Allotted to U. S.Offered by Bankers 107

Norway (Kingdom 00 -525,000,-000 External Loan Floated Here_ 721

Fort Worth, Tex.-New City Charter 354

eorgIa (State 00-State Legisla-ture Convenes 107

House Committee on Constitu-tional Amendments Votes toReport Favorably 548,000,000Bond Bill 721

State Legislature Adjourns 1088Uratiot Township. Mich. (See De-• troit, Mich.) 1422

Hntntramek Township, Mich. (SeeDetroit, Mich.) 1422

Hungary (Kingdom of)-Part of State Loan Allotted toU. S. Offered by Bankers 107

11,500,000 More Bonds PlacedHere 1196

ndlaruspolls, Ind.-' Question as to Bonded Debt

Limit of 2% 1309Corporation Counsel Gives Opinion

on City's Bonded Debt Limit_ _1422Iowa (State of)-Extraordinary Ses-

sion of State Legislature FinallyEnds 721

Kencky (State of), MandateIssued in 575,000,000 Bond

Issue Suit 222

Legislatures, Convening, Activities,Adjournment-

Arkansas Georgia 107, 721, 1088Iowa 721Louisiana 354North Carolina 1197

222

CITY DEPARTMENT-NEWS AND FINANCE.GENERAL-(Concluded).

Page.Long Beach, N. Y., Supreme CourtInjunction to Prevent Sale ofBonds Asked 354

Lorain, Ohio, City Laid in Ruins byTornado-Property Damage Esti-mated at 825,000.000 107

Louisiana (State of), LegislatureAdjourns 354

Loveland, Cobs., State Seeks to BarProject for City Light Plant 222

liffacon, Ga., City's Bonds PlacedIVA on Legal List for Savings Banks

In New York 107Maryland (State of), Soldier Bonus

Likely Through an Amendmenton Ballot the Coming November_ .1088

Michigan (State of), Proposed Con-stitutional Amendment 1309. 1422

Minnesota (State op , People to Voteon Four Constitutional Amend-ments 1422

Mississippi (State of), Bond Call 603Montana (State op , Measures onNovember Ballot 1309, 1422

Municipal Bond Sales_ _ _104, 718,1196, 1306

Nebraska (State of), ConstitutionalAmendment for Direct Pri-

mary 1309New Hampshire (State op, Revisionof State Constitution Proposed_ _ _1310State to Elect Record Legislature_1422

New Jersey (State 00, 58,000,000Bond Act on the Ballot 1309

New York City-That Portion of the City's Author-

ized Issue of $137,500.000 Re-served for City Sinking FundNot Yet Disposed of 968

Final Steps Towards Completionof Sinking Fund Purchase of CityBonds 1088

Mayor Issues Statement RegardingSinking Fund Purchase 1197

New York (State of), 515,000,000Park Measure on Ballot 1310

North Carolina (State of) SpecialSession of Legislature Ends 1197

North Dakota (State of)-Petition for Constitutional Amend-ment 222. 354, 721

Initiated Tax Measure on Ballotin November 1422

Norway (Kingdom op, 325,000,000External Loan Floated Here 721

Pennsylvanla (State 00-Supreme/ Court Declares Bonus Bond

Issue Unconstitutional 222Only Small Portion of $15,000,000

Highway Bond Issue Bid for-Legality of Enabling Act Ques-tioned 485

Suit Filed to Test Constitution-ality of Enabling Act 603

Can Antonio, Tex.-Supreme CourtOverrules Motion of Contest-

ants for Rehearing in City BondElection Case 107

Sanford, Fla.-City's Offer for GasPlant Formally Accepted 1088

Seattle. Wash.-City Council Ap-proves Bond Sale Over Mayor'sVeto 721

Sheridan, WY-Bond Call 485

Tennessee (State op-New StateConstitution Proposed 1423

Texas (State 00-Measure on Ballotat the General Election in Nov_ _1423

Towns of West Hoboken and UnionHill, N. J.-Governing Bodies ofTowns Must Meet to Decide onJoint Name 485

Governing Bodies of Town Fail toChoose Joint Name-SupremeCourt Issues Contempt Order__ _ 603

Victor, Colo.-Levy of Taxes to PayV Interest on Bond Issue Asked inInjunction Proceedings 603

Washlngton (State op-Measureson Ballot This November 1340

Wisconsin (State op-ConstitutionalAmendments to be Voted Upon inNovember 1423

BONDS.

A bllene, Tex 108rsekworth, Iowa 722Ada, Ohio 1423Adams County, Ind 354, 603Adams County, Wash 108Adams Co. S. D. No. 1, Colo 485Adams Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 1310Adams Un. Fr. S. D. No. 13, N. Y 836Adrian, Mich 1089, 1423Agawam. Mass 1310. 1530Akron, Ohio 722, 836. 969Akens Co. Sch, Mats.. So. Caro__ _1423Alabama (State 00 603, 969Alabama City. Ala 836. 1089Alameda, Idaho 1197Alameda County, Calif 1089Alameda Sch. Dist., Calif 836, 1089Aamosa, Colo 485, 1530Albany, N. Y 108, 354Albany Co. S. D. No. 1, Wyo_ _969,

1423, 1530Albemarle No Caro 1530Albemarle Dr. Dist., No. Caro 1423Alberta (Province of) 116Alberta Sch. Dist., Alta 363Albion, N. Y 354Alden Ind, Sch, DIM., Iowa 108Alexandria, Minn 836Alexandria, Va 603Alice Ind, Sch. Dist., Tex 1089Allegheny County, Pa_ _485, 836, 1530Allen Parish It, D. No. 4, La ....485, 969

BONDS-(Continued).Page.

Allen County, Ind_ _ _ _485, 603, 722,836, 969, 1197, 1423

Allen Township, Ohio__ _ _969, 1310, 1424Almond, N. Y 1424Alsen Spec. Sch. Dist., No. Dak_ _ _ _ 108Amelia County, Va 603, 969American Falls Res. that., Idaho,

603. 1089, 1530Anaheim, Calif 354Anderson Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 603Anderson Co. S. D. No. 20, So.Caro 108

Anderson Co. S. D. No. 29, Tex 722Anderson Sch. Dist., No. Caro_ _969, 1197Anderson Co. Corn. Sch. Dist., Tex. _1089Anna Maria, Fla 222Ann Arbor Sch. Dist., Mich 1424Anniston, Ala 722, 1530Ansonia, Ohio 354Antigo Sch. Dist., Wis 108Apache County, Ariz 222Apex Grad. S. D., No. Caro 1530Apollo, Pa 1197. 1530Appleton, Wis 222, 836Aransas County, Tex 354Arcadia Calif 1530Arcanum, Ohio 485, 603, 722Archer Co. Corn. S. D. No. 6, Tex_ _ _ 836Archer Co. Com. S. D. No. 22, Tex__ 458Arimo, Idaho 836Arizona (State of) 1311, 1424Arkansas City, Kan 222. 485, 603Arkansas Co. Spec. S. D. No. 66, Ark. 970Arlington, Maas 485, 1530Arlington, Minn 970Arlington, Ohio 222, 485Arlington, Ore 108, 836, 1197Arlington, Wash 722, 970Arms, Kan 222Asheboro Sch. Dist., No. Caro 1197Ashtabula County, Ohio 108, 836Assumption Parish D. D. No. 2, La.,

11197, 1424Assumption Parish R. D. No. 2, La_1530Astoria, Ore 836, 1039Atchafalaya Basin Levee Dist., La__ 603Atchison County, Kan 722, 836Athens, Ohio 222. 485Athens County, Ohio 485, 722Atlanta, Kan 1424, 1530Atlanta, Ga 722,836Atlantic City, N. J 836.1089Atlantic Co., N. J 603 836Atlantic Efighlands Sch. Dist., N. J.1197Attleboro, Mass 1089, 1197Aubbeenaubbee Sch. Tyro.. Ind_222, 603Auburn, Neb 1089Augusta, Me 970Augusta Sch. Dist., Ky 3104Aurora, Ill 1310, 1530Austin, Minn 1424Austin, Tex 354,485Avon, N. Y 354Avoyelles Par. Fifth Ward S. D.No. 2, La 354, 722

Aztec, N. Mex 222, 970

Baker Co.. Ore 1424akersfleld, Calif 722, 1424

Ballston Spa, N. Y 1089, 1310Baltimore, Md 222 722Banberg Co. Coin. S. D. No. 3, Tex_ 485Bandera Co. R. D. No. 2, Tex.,

223, 354, 486, 837Banner S. D. No. 14, No. Dak 223Bannock Co. S. D. No. 60, Ida.1197, 1530Barber Co. S. D. No. 5, Kan 837Barberton, Ohio_ _722, 837. 970. 1089Barnesboro, Pa 970, 1197Barboursville, W. Va 108Barr Butte S. D. No. 37, No. Dak_ _ 223

837Bartholomew

, olomew Co., Ind 837, 1197

Bartlett, Tex 223Bartiettsville S. D., Okla 837, 1310Bartow, Fla 486Barton Co. S. D. No. 9, Ran_ _ _837, 1089Barton Twp., Ont 1431Bastrop. La 1424, 1530Bath, N. Y 354, 486Battle Creek, Mich 223Battle Ground S. D., Wash 1530Baxter, Iowa 722Bay City, Tex 1197Bayonne, N. J 1089, 1310Beallsville S. D., Pa 354, 603Beatrice, Neb 722Beaufort, No. Caro 108Beauharnois, Que 495Beaumont, Tex 354, 1089, 1310Beauport Que ,Beauregard Parish. La 970, 1424Beauregard Parish S. D. No. 29,La 837, 970, 1310

Beaverton, Ont 077Bedford, Ind 1310, 1530Bedford, Ohio 1197Bedford S. D., Pa 486, 722Bedford VII. S. D., Ohio 223, 486Bedias Ind. S. D., Tex 223Beeville Ind. S. D., Tex 223, 1197Belen, N. Mex 354Bellaire. Ohio 354, 723, 1089, 1310Bellaire City S. D., Ohio 223Bellealr Heights. Fla 1424Belle Vernon S. D., Calif 108Belleville, N. J 1089, 1310Bellevue, Neb 837Belleville, Ont 1431Bellingham S. D. No. 301, Wash_ _ _ _ 108Belmont Ohio 223Belmont Co., Ohio 723, 970Beloit, Wis 837, 970Benson, No. Caro 970Benton Co., Ind 354,970, 1311Berke Co., Pa 1197Berkley, Mich 1197Berlin. N. 14 108, 222Berlin, Pa 486, 723Berrien Co., Mich 486, 1311Bethel. No. Caro 1089Bethlehem (T.) U. F. S. D. No. 10,N.Y 970

BettsvIlle VII. S. D., Ohio 1197Beulah S. D. No. 27, No. Dak . _970 1424Beverly, MUM 837, 1311Beverly Hills S. D., Calif 108, 603Bexar Co. Cord. S. D. No. 25, Tex_ . 108

BONDS-(Conlinued).Page.

Big Horn and Park Counties S. D.No. 30. Wyo 837.1197

Big Horn Co. S. D. No. 28, Wyo.,486, 837, 970, 1197

Big Springs, Tex 1311Big Stone S. D. No. 59, No. Dak 108Binghamton, N.Y 1311Bingham Twp. S. D. No. 4, Mich.,

837, 1089Blprost, Man 116Birch Hills, Sask 846Birmingham, Ala_ _837, 1089, 1424, 1530Birmingham , Mich 1311Bisbee Spec. S. D. No. 7, No. Dak.,

603, 837, 970Bithlo, Fla 223Black River Reg. Dist., N. Y486.

837, 1311Bladen Co., No. Caro 970, 1197Blairsville, Pa 108Blanchester, Ohio 223. 603Blissfield, Mich 223Bloomfield S. D., Calif 223Blount Qp., Tenn 1424Blue Ash"S. D., Ohio 108Blue Earth Co., Minn 970, 1311Bluefield, W. Va 1311, 1424Bluff City, Tenn 1089Board of Education of the Village of

Kier, No. Dak 108Boiling Springs, No. Caro1424. Boise, Ida 223Boise S. D., Calif 354Bone Mesa Domestic Water Dist.,Colo 354 1197

723, 8371096, 1204 837

Boone Co., Ind Bosanquet Twp.. OntBoscobel, WisBossur, La 970Boston, Maas_ _108, 486. 970, 1089,

1197, 1311, 1530Boulder, Colo 486Boulder Co. S. D. No. 7, Colo 603Boulder Co. S. D. No.121,Colo_223, 355Bourbon Co., Kan 354.723. 970Bowen Dr. Dist., Colo 1424Bowie Co. R. D. No. 5, Tex 1090Bowie Co. Corn. S. D. No. 18, Tex_ _ 355Bowie Co. Corn. S. D. No. 8, Tex_ _ _1424Boyd S. D. No. 22, No. Dak 355Bracebridge, Out 1204Bradentown, Fla 108, 486Bradford S. D., Pa 1197, 1424Bradley Co., Tenn 837, 1090Brainerd, Minn 603, 837Branian Okla 1530Brandywine Sch. Twp., Ind 108Brazos Co. Cora, S. D. No. 18, Tex_ 723Brecksville U. S. D., Ohio 486Bremen, Ohio 1424Bridgeport, Conn 108Bridgeton, N. J 1424Bridgeport, Neb 108Bridgeville &h. Dist., Pa 355Bridgewater, N. S 1431Brighton, N.Y 486Bristol, Conn 970, 1197, 1311Bristol Co., Mass 223British Columbia (Prov.) 231, 612Britt, Iowa 1198Brockport, N. Y 223Brockton, Mass 223, 723, 837Bronte, Ont 1538Bronson, Kano 108Bronxville, N. Y 1311, 1530Brookhaven, Miss 1198Brookhaven, N. Y 723Brookland Sch. Dist., Va 604Brookline, Mass 486Brooklyn Sch. Dist., Mich 223Brookville, Kan 837

1311 355, 837 486, 837

486

Brookville, Pa Broward Co., FlaBrown Co., OhioBrown Co., Wis Brunswick, Md 970, 1311. 1424Bryan, Tex 108, 604Bryan Co., Okla 1198Buffalo, N. Y 108, 723, 970, 1198Buffalo, N. Y 355Buffalo CO. S. D. No. 7, Neb_ _108, 1530Buffalo Co. S. D. No. 83, Neb 887Buhl, Minn 223, 723Bull Butte S. D. No. 42, No. Dak_488, 970Buncombe Co., No. Caro 223Burden, Kan 223Burlington, N. J___ _108, 355, 837. 1198Burlington Ind. Sch. Dist., Ia_ _486, 604Burlington Un. Sch. Dist., Wis. _355, 604Burlington Junction, Mo 1198Burr Oak, Kan 1530Butler, Pa 1311, 1424Butler Co. S. D. No. 70, Kan 108Byrd Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohio 1530

Cabarrus Co., No. Caro airo, Ill 223

Calabasas Sch. Dist., Calif 604, 970Caldwell, Ohio 223. 723Caldwell, Tex 837. 1530Calgary, Alta 231. 728, 1317Calhoun Cons. Sch. Dist., Miss__ 604California (State) 108, 355Cambria Co., Pa 486, 837Cambria Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 837, 1090Cambridge, Mass 486, 1090, 1198Camden, Ind 1090Camden, N. J 355, 486, 1090, 1198Camden, Ohio 604, 723Camden Spec. S. D., Ark_108, 1311. 1530Cameron, Tex 1090, 1311Campbellton, N. B 1096Camp Wood Ind. Sch, Dist., Tex_ 604Canal Fulton. Ohio 486, 1090Canisteo, N. Y 604Canoe Township, Pa 223, 604Canso, N. S 1317Canton, So. Dak 837, 1198Cape Breton, N. 8 495Carbon Co., Utah 486Carbon Co. S. D. No. 3, Wyo_ _223, 604Carbon Co. S. D. No. 15, Wyo.,

108. 355, 604, 723Carbon Co. S. 13. No. 16. Wyo 837Carlisle Co Ky 355, 723Carolina, Porto Rico 1198Carrizozo Sch. Dist, No. 7. N. Mex_ 355Carroll Co., Ind 233, 604, 837

486

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BONDS-(Continued) .Page.

Carroll Co., Md 1311Carroll Co., Ohio 1198, 1424Carrollton, Ohio 355, 723. 837Carter Co., Tenn 723, 1198Carter Co. S. D. No. 11, Mont 1198Carteret Co. D. D. No. 2, No. Caro-1090


Cranford Twp. 8. D., N. J 838, 1311Cranston, It. I 109Crawford, Tex 604, 723, 838, 1198Crawford dr Bourbon Co's Rural

Joint H. S. D. No. 1, Kan 1531Crawford Co. S. D. No. 57, Kan.


Eau Claire, Wise 356, 605, 839Eau Claire S. D., Pa 1425Ebenezer Rur. S. D., Ohio 839, 1090Ebenezer S. D. So. Cam 224Eckman Spec. S. D. No. 49, No.Dak. 109Eddy Co., N. Mex 1425, 1531

BONDS- (Continued) .Page.

Fulton County, Ohio 488, 808Furnas Co. S. D. No. 18, Neb.- -839,

1199, 1312

nadsden, Ala 839, 972%.9ainesville, Fla 1199

Carterville Ind. Sch. Dist., Iowa___ 355 224, 838, 1090 Eddy Co. S. D. No. 27, N. Mex_- 109 Gallon, Ohio 224. 606Carthage, Ili 486, 723 Crawford S. D. No. 57, Kan 1531 Eddyvllle, Neb 356, 605 Gallia County, Ohio 606Carthage Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 837 Crawford County, Ohio 723, 971 Edgartown, Mass 224 Gallipolls, Ohio 972Cascade Co. S. D. 29, Mont._837, 1198 Creston, Ohio 723 Edinboro, Pa 971 Gallitzin, Pa 1199Casper, Wyo 1530 Crockett Ind. B. D. Texas 224 Edinburg Sch. Town, Ind 724, 971 Galveston, Tex 224, 606, 839, 1532Cass County, Tex 1090 Croghan S. D. No. 3, N.Y 109, 486 Edison-Salem S. Ga 224 Gardner, Mass 488, 1428Cass Co. R. D. No. 18, Tex 355 Crooksville VII. S. D., Ohio_ _356. 604 Edmonton, Alta 846 Gardney, Ky 357Cass Co. R. D. No. 19, Tex.-223.

723, 1424Crosby Ind. S. D., Tex 356Crowley, Colo 971

El Centro, Calif 356El Dorado, Kan 109

Garfield Heights, Ohio 224, 606,724, 972, 1091, 1312

Catawba Springs Cons. S. D., No. Cuba Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1, N. Y_838, 1090 El Dorado Sewer Dist. No. 4, Ark_ _ 356 Garner S. D., No. Cam 1532Caro 1090 Cullman, Ala 838 Electra, Tex 109, 1090-, 1312 Garnett, Kan 224, 839

Caen County, Md 355 Cumberland, Md 356 Eliot, Me 356. 724 Garnett S. D.. Kan 1091Cedar Falls Ind. S. 13., Iowa-970. Cumberland .1c Halifax Co's, N. S.- -1431 Elizabeth City, No. Caro_ _724, 839, 1199 Gary School City, Ind 110, 1426

1198. 1530 Cumby, Tex 614, 1198 Elizabeth, N. J 356 Garza Co. R. D. No. 3, Tex-- 724CedarRapids, Iowa 486, 723 Currituck County, No. cam 1424 Elkhart Sch. City, Ind 605, 1531

.488,Garza Co. Corn. S. D. No. 7, T-ex_ _1312

Celina, Tex 1531 Curwensville, Pa 604 Elkhart Co., Ind 109, 1425,1531_

Gas, Kan 1532Center Point Ind. S. D., Iowa 1090 Cuyahoga County, Ohio__ _224. 356. Elk Co. 8. D. No. 11, Kan 839, 1090 Geagua County, Ohio 225. 488, 606Centralia, Mo 1090, 1198 487 604, 971, 1311, 1424 Elkin, No. Caro 356 Gem County, Ida 225Centralia, Wash 604, 1090 Cuyahoga Falls, Oho 487, 723. 838i Ells S. D. No. 25, No. Dak_ _ _487, 836 Genesee County, Mich 111Centralia Sch. Dist. No. 135, Ill.- 723 Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio 1425 Ellerbe, No. Caro 972, 1312 Geneva, Ohio 225Ceresco Sch. Db3t., Neb 838 Ellicottville, N. Y 356 Geneva, Pa 972Chamberlain, So. Dak 604 nada County, Fla 1425 Ellis Co. R. I). No. 1, Tex 605, 839 Genoa, Ohio 1426Chambers Co. Com. S. D. No. 4, Tex 604 8..fade County, ca 1425 Ellsworth, Kan 839, 1199 German S. D. No. 6, No. Dak---225, 606Chambers Co. R. D. No. 4, Tex_ _ 723 Dade Co. Spec. Tax S. D. No. 3, Fla. Elmsford, N. Y 356, 487 Gifford Sch. Comm., Que 231Charbon Sch. Dist. No. 15, No. Dak- 224, 358 El Paso, Tex 839,1090 Gilberton, Pa 606, 840

970, 1424 Dade Co. Spec. Tax S. D. No. 2, Fla-1531 El Paso Co. Corn. S. D. No. 13, Tex- 605 Gilliam Co., Ore 972, 1312Chardon, Ohio 223. 355, 604 Dakota CountY. Neb 1531 El Paso Co. Com. B. D "W," Tex--1312 Gllmer, Tex 1091Charleston Co., So. Caro 223, 604 Dakota Co. D. D. No. 2, Neb__487. 723 El Paso Co. S. D. No. 11, Colo_ -109, Girard, Ohio 488Charlotte, No. Caro 604, 837 Dalhart Ind. S. D., Tex 356, 723 224, 487, 1199, 1425 Girard City Sch. Dist.,

Ohio_- _488. 724

CharlottetoWn, P. E. 1204 Dallam Co. Corn. S. D. No. 16, yex.1425 Elvirs Cora. Ind. S. D. Iowa 724 Glacier Co. S. D. No. 15, Mont 1426Chatham, Mass 223 Dallas, Tex 487 Elyria, Ohio 109, 487, 724, 1199 Gladstone, Ore 840, 1091Chelsea, Mass 838, 1311 Dallas, Ore 605, 971, 1090, 1198 Emerson, Neb 1199, 1425, 1531 Glencoe, Minn 724. 1091Cherokee County, No. Caro 486 Dallas, No. Cam 1311, 1531 Emmet, Ida 487, 839, 1199 Glen Cove. N.Y 357.724Cherry Free Sch. Dist., Pa 355, 723 Daly City, Calif 1425 Emmetsburg. Ia 1199 Glendale, Cant_ 1199, 1312, 1425Cherryville Sch. Dist., No. Caro.- 108 Danbury Twp., Ohio 224, 487 Emporia, Kan_ _109, 224, 724, 839,

_1091,Gleodora Sep. Rd Dist., Miss 840

Cheyenne, Wyo 223,604 Danforth Ext. Dr. D., Mont__ _605, 971 1312, 1531 Glens Falls, N.Y 1091Cheyenne Co. S. D. No. 12, Neb__ 723 Dansville. N.Y 605, 723 Emporia S. D., Kan 357, 487 Glenville U. F. 8. D. No. 2, N. Y__. 225Chicago Sanitary District, 111_223, 486 Danville Twp. Ind. S. D. No. 7, Iowa 109 Englewood, Colo 224 Glenwood, Iowa 1091Chicopee, Mass_ __ .970, 1090, 1424, 1531 Danville Ind. S. D., Iowa 723 Englewood Impt. Dist. No. 2, Colo., Gloucester, Maas 840, 1312Chicot Co. Dr. Dist., Ark 1311 Darke Co., Ohlo-487, 605, 838, 971,1198 109, 487 Glouster, Ohio 606.1199Childress, Tex 223.486 Dartmouth, N. 5 116 Englewood, N.J 1425 Goderich, Ont 1098.1204,1317Chillicothe, Ohio 1090 Daugherty Twp., Pa 1531 Ennis, Tex 1531 Gogebic County, Mich 1312Chillicothe Ind. S. D., Tex 223 Davidson, No. Caro 971, 1311 Erath Co. R. D. No. 2, Tex--224, 605 Gonzales Co. R. D. No. 5, Tex_ _840, 972Chisholm, Minn 1311, 1424 Daviess County, Ind 358 Erie, Pa 357, 487 Gorham, Me 840,972Chowan County, No. Cam 355 Davis Joint S. D., Calif 838 Erie Co., Ohio 839 Goshen, Ind 840, 1091Cicero Township, Ind 223 Davis School Twp., Ind 1311 Erie Co., N.Y 972, 1091 Gouverneur, N. Y 840, 1312Cicero-Stickney Twp. H. S. D. No. Dayton, Ohio 109 Escambla Co Fla 1531 Graham, No. Caro 357,724201.411 838 Dayton S. D., Ohio 224,356 Escambla Co. Spec. Tex S. D. No. 4, Graham Co. Un. H. S. D., Ariz 1312

Cincinnati, Ohio 355.838 Dawson Co. Com. 8. D. No. 14,Tex-1311 Fla 109 Grand Haven, Mich 606Circleville, Ohio 355, 486 Dawson Co. Joint S. D., Neb 1311 Essex Co., N. J 110, 224, 357 Grand Island, Neb 1312Cisco. Tex 838, 970, 1531 Deadwood Ind. S. D., So. Dak.805, 1311 Essex Co, Mass 1199, 1312 Grand Junction, Colo 488, 724Clackamas County, Ore 1424 Deal, N..1' 1311 Eaten S. D., So. Caro 487 Grand Rapids, Mich 111Clackamas Co. 13. D. No. 119, Ore-- 970 Dearborn Sch. Dist. No. 7, Mich- - -1198 Euclid, Ohio 110, 357 Grand Rapids S. D., Mich 972, 1091Claiborne Parish, La 108 Decatur County. Ind 224 Eufaula, Ala 605 Grand Rapids, Minn 111Claremont City S. D., Calif...723, 1090 Defiance, Ohio 1311, 1531 Eugene, Ore 224 Grand Saline. Tex 972Claremont City H. S. D., Callf_723, 1090 Defiance Sch. Dist. No.32, No. Dak. Eureka, Kan 224, 487 Grand Saline Ind. S. D. Tex 606Claremont, No. Caro 109, 1531 971, 1198, 1425 Eustis, Fla 1531 Granger Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex__357,Clark County, Ind 486 De Funiak Springs, Fla_ _838, 1312, 1531 Evanston, III 605, 839 488, 972, 1199Clarke Co. B. D. No. 16, Kan 223 De Kalb County, Ind 838. 1199 Evansville, Ind 1312 Grangeville Highway Dbit., Idaho-- 606Clawson, Mich 1198 Delaware (State) 109. 356, 838, 971 Everett. Mass 110, 224 Granville, Ohio 1426,1532Clawson Sch. Dist., Mich 109 Delaware County, Ind_ _ _971, DM, 1425 Everett S. D. No. 24, Wash 1312 Grant County, Ore 1091,1312Clay Jr Cicero U. F. S. D., N. Y..604,

838, 1311, 1531Delhi, N. Y 1425, 1531Delta, Colo 356.605

Export, Pa 224 Gmnt County, Minn 724, 1091Granville VIII. Sch. Dist., Ohio 972

Clay Sch. Twp., Ind 488 Delta, Ohio 1312 valrbanks Sch. Twp., Ind_ _224, 357 Grapevine, Tex 1199Clay County, Miss 838, 1198 Denmark, So. Caro 109 1" alibury, Neb 1091 Gray Cons. S. D. No. 1, Kan 840Clear Creek Dr. Dist., Miss 486 Dennison, ado 224, 487. 1531 Fairfield, Ala 605, 1425 Grays Harbor Co. S. D. No. (D,Clearfield Ind. S. D. Iowa 355 Denton, Md 358.387 Fairfield, Iowa 357 Wash 606Clermont,Fla 604.723 Denton, Tex 1199. 1425 Fairfield, Neb 605 Grays Harbor Co. S. D. No. 120,Clermont Ind. Sch. Dist., Iowa_-__ 109 Denver (City & Co. of), Colo___487. Fairfield, Ohio 1531 Wash 488, 840Cleveland,Ohlo 355, 604, 838 605, 1425, 1531 Fairmont, Minn 357, 605, 839 Grays Harbor Co. S. D. No. 28,Cleveland Heights, 0180_109, 486,838 Derby, Conn 724,971 Fairfield, Ohio 1312 Wash 972Cleveland Heights City S. D., Ohio_

355, 723Deschutes County, Ore-805, 971,

1312, 1425Fall Creek Sch. Twp„ Ind 839, 1091Fall River. Maas 110, 1091

Grayson, Bask 846Grayson Co. R. D. No. 4, Tex 1532

Cleveland Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 486 Deshler. Ohio 1312 Falls Co. R. D. No. 6, Tex 224 Great Bend, Kan 840, 1532Clinton, So. Caro 838,970 Des Moines Ind. S. D., Iowa_ _356 Fannin Co. Com. S. D. No. 57, Tex- 357 Greater Winnipeg Water Dist., Qua- 116Clinton, Okla 1198 724, 838 Farmersville Ind. S. D., Tex 357 Great Necks Estates, N.Y 606,840Clinton County, Ind 355, 723, 970 De Soto Par. Cons. Rd. Dist., La._ 724 Farrell, Pa 1531 Great Neck Park Dist. of NorthClinton County, Ohio 109.355 De Soto Par. Sch. Mts., La 1090 Fayette County, Tenn 1199 Hempstead, N.Y 111Clinton Co. R. D. No. 17, Mich__ _ _ 486 Detroit, Mich 224, 487, 724 Fayetteville, N. C 357, 839 Great Scott, Minn 724, 1091Clinton Sch. Dist. No. 116, III 109 Detroit, Minn 1425 Fayette S. D. No. 22, No. Dak 1199 Greece Corn. Bob. Dist. No. 15,Clyde. Kan 223, 604, 1531 De Witt Co. R. D. No. 5 Tex 356 Feather River Un. S. D., Calif 1425 N.Y 724,840Clyo Cons. Local Tax. S. D., Ga971, 1424 De Witt Un. Fr. S. D. No. 5, N. Y__ 971 Fenton Ind S D Iowa 724, 1425 Greeley Co. 8. D. No. 7, Neb 840Coatsville Sch. Dist., Pa 1198, 1531 Dietz Sch. Dist. No. 16, No. Dak- -1199 Fenn Highway District, Ida 1425 Greene Co., Ind__111, 840, 1091.Cochrane, Ont 116. 1431 DMon. Mont 109, 224, 839 Fergus Co . S. D. No. 97, Mont_357, 1091 1426,1532Cody, Wyo 486 Dillonvale VIII. Sch. Dist., Ohio_ 224 Fergus Co. High B. D., Mont 1199 Greene Co., Tenn 840Correlville, Kan 723, 838, 971 Demmitt Co. Corn. S. D. No.2, Tex- 605 Fergus Co. S. D. No. 84, Mont 1531 Greenfield, Iowa 972Coldwater, Ohio 355 Diston Island Dr. Dist.. Fla 605 Fertile Twp. Ind. S. D., Iowa 724 Greenfield, Maas 225, 606, 724Colfax S. D., No. Dak 223 Divide County, No. bak 224, 487 Fillmore Co. S. D. No. 31, Neb 839 Greenfield Park, Qua 846, 1538Collegeview, Neb. .971. 1090, 1168, 1831 Dobbs Ferry, N. Y 109, 487 Findlay, Ohio 972, 1199 Greensboro, No. Caro 488, 724Collier County, Fla 1909, 1311 Dodge City Kan 224,839 Flasher S. D. No. 39, No. Dak 1531 Greensboro Sch. Tani., Ind 488Collingdale S. D., Pa 1198, 1311 Dodge County, Wig 109 Flat Rock Spec. Local Tax S. D.

'Greensburgh, Pa 225

Collinsville Okla 4 Doniphan County, Kan 839, 1090 No. Caro 605, 724 Greenup Co., Ky 840, D., Tel 355 Donley Co. Corn. S. D. No. 23, Tex_ 971 Flint, Mich 357, 605, 1091, 1425 Greenview, Ill 357

Collin Co. Corn. S. D„ No. 3, Tex___1311 Dorchester County, Md 971 Flint Union S. D., Mich 839. 972 Greenville, Miss 111, 225Coloms, Mich 1531 Dorval, Qua 116, 612.977 Florence, Ala 1199 Greenville Grad. Sch. Dist., No.Colorado (State of) 723, 1090, 1198 Dothan, Ala 1199, 1312 Florence, Colo 606. 839 Cam 225.357Colquehoun S. D. No. 2. No. Dak.... 838 Douglas County, Neb 971, 1090 Florence Ind. S. D., Tex 724 Greenville, Tenn 488, 606Columbia Co. S. D. No. 47, Ore.971, 1198 Douglas Co. Sch. Dist. No. 7, Neb.. 839 Floydads. Tea 724, 1312 Greenwald Sch. Dist., Minn 225Columbia Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohio-- 971 Douglas Co. Sch. Dist. No. 22, Neb. 605 Floyd County, Ind 1425 Greenwich, Conn 235, 357Columbiana, Ohio 355 Dover, Ohio 356 Fontano S. D. Calif 224 Greenwood Sch. Dist., So. caro.488, 1312Columbia S. D., So. Caro____1311, 1424 Dow City, Iowa 109 Ford City, Ont 846 Greenwood Co. S. D. No. 76, Kan.,Columbus. Ga 109, 355 Downey Sch. Dist., Calif 224, 356 Ford City, Pa 972 357, 1532Columbus, No. Dak 604 Dresden, Ohio 356.971 Forest School Twp., Ind 1199 Greenwood Co. S. D. No. 12, Kan_ _1532Columbus, Ohio 486, 723, 1424 Drexel Special Tax Sch. Dist., No. Forest City, No. Caro 1425 Griffith, Ind 972. 1426Columbus, Kan 223, 723, 838 Caro 605. 971 Formosa S. D. No. 39, No. Dak 224 Griffith Bch. Town, Ind 111Columbus City 8. D., Ohio 604.971 Dubuque, Iowa 1090 Fort Atkinson S. D., Iowa 110 Grimsby, Ont 846Columbus Sep. S. 13., Miss 223, 488 Duke Sch. Dist. No. 1, No. Caro-- -1531 Fort Bend Co. Corn. S. D. No. 3, Tel 487 Grimes County, Tex 1312, 1588Colwell. Iowa 1090 Dunbar, NO 1531 Fort Bend Co. Corn. ELD.No.10,Tex. 487 Guadalupe Co. R.13. No. 1, Tex_ -1312Concord. N. H 971 Dundas, Ont 728, 977 Fort Dodge, Iowa 1312 Guanica, Porto Rico 1428Concrete, Wash 355 Dunedin, Fla 605, 724, 839, 1090 Fort Erie, Ont 1096 Guernsey Co., Ohio 111, 225, 957Conetoe Cons. S. D.. No. Caro--723, 971 Dunkirk, N.Y 839, 971 Fort Lauderdale, Fla 110 Gulfport, Fla 225Conroe, Tel 223 Dunkirk City Sch. Dist., N. V. _605, 839 Fort Madison Ind. S. I3., Iowa 724 Gull Lake, Beak 728, 1317Conway Spec. S. D., No. Caro 1424 Dunn Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex_ -1090. 1425 Fort Meade. Fla 1199 Guthrie Sch. Twp Ind 225, 488Cook County, Ill 971 Duquesne, Pa 605, 971 Fort Pierce, Fla 224, 487, 972Cookeville, Tenn 488. 723 Durham, No. Caro 1531 Fort Scott, Kan 110, 224, 487 Tjaddon Twp. Bch. Dist., N.J....1426,Cooke Co. Corn. S. D. No. 20, Tex-- 604 Duval County, Tex 224 Fort William, Ont 1204 L lagerstown, Md 111.225Cooke Co. Com. S. D. No. 70. Tex_ _1311 Fort Worth. Tex 972 Hague, No. Dak 724Cooper County, Mo 223, 356 rasley, So. Caro 605, 1531 Forty Fort 5.1)., Pa 357, 724 Hague Sch. Dist. No. 30, No. Dak_. 972Corpus Christi. Tex 356. 1090 L;. act Angus. Quo 495 Fostoria, Ohio 1091 Haldemand Co., Ont 495Cortland, N. y 109 East Aurora. N • Y 109 Frackville S. D., Mich lip Hale Co. Corn. S. D. No. 5, Tex- -1312Cortland de Yorktown U. F. S. D. East Baton Rouge Parish, La 1199 Framingham, Mass 839.972. 1532 Halifax, N. S 612No. 2, N. Y 109. 355 Eastchester, N. Y 224, 358 Franklin County. Ohio__ _224. 357, Hall Co. R. D. No. 2. Tex 357

Corvallis, Ore 109 East Cleveland Sch. Dist., Ohio.... 109 487, 724, 889, 972. 1425 Halton County, Ont 1204Cottage Grove, Ore 1090, 1424 East Deer Twp., Pa 224 Franklin Co. S. D. No. 33, Neb_972. Hamburg, N. Y 357Cottage Grove S. D. No. 45, Ore_ _ _1311 East Dubuque, III 1425 1091, 1199 Hamerly Bey. Dist. No. 7, No. Dak- 225Cottonwood Falls, Kan 1531 East Durham Spec. Tax Dist, No. Franklin S.D., Neb 224, 724 Hamilton, N. Y 1532Cottonwood Lake S. D. No. 64, No. Caro 356, 487 Franklin Twp., Pa 606, 1091 Hamilton, Ont 728Dak 838 East Liverpool, Ohio 1312, 1531 Frederick County, Md 110, 606, 839 Hamilton, Ohlo...357, 488, 724, 972, 1532

Council Bluff Ind. S. D., Iowa 223 Easton, Pa 356 Fredericksburg, Ohio 1312 Hamilton, Pa 488Covina Union H. S. D., Callf__ _604, East Palestine. Ohio 1425 Fredericks Ind. S. D., Iowa 110 Hamilton County, Kan 111

838, 971 East Pike Run TWO. S. D., Pa 1090 Frederickton, N. B 1098, 1204 Hamilton County. Ind 488, 724Covington, Vs 604, 1090 East Radford TWO., Pa 356, 505 Fredonia, N. Y____839, 1091, 1312, 1532 Hamilton Spec. Sch. Dist. No. 39,Covington S. D., Va 1198 East Rockaway, N.Y 1425 Freehold, N. J 224 Kan 225Cowley Co. 13. D. No. 6, Kan_ _ _224, 838 East Rochester. N. Y 839 Freemansburg S. D., Pa 224 Hamilton Co. S. D. No. 1, Kan 840cowley Co. S. D. No. 78. Kan 1531 East Windsor TWO. S. D., N. J-724, 971 Freeman S. D. No. 29, No. Dak____ 724 Hamlet Township, No. Dak_ _1 11 357cranberry TWO., Ohio 1090, 1198 Eastwood, N. Y 224 Fremont. No. Caro 724, 1312 Hampden County, Mass 840 1091Cranbrook B C 848 East Youngstown. Ohio 1190 Fulton County, Ind 224 Hamtramak S. D. No. 8, Mich 1091

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Hancock County. Ind 1199, 1312 Jackson County, Ohio 488 La Verne, Calif 1200 Manchester, N. H 1314, 1533Hancock County, Ohio 225. 840, 1312 Jackson County, Ore 226, 488 Lawrence, Mass 489 Manchester, Ohio 726. 1200Hancock and Henderson Cos. Sch. Jackson Co. Sup. D. No. 2, Miss_ __ 725 Lawrence S. D. No. 60, Kan_ _111, Manitoba (Province) 116, 1538Diet. No. 71,111 1312, 1532 Jacksonville, Ill 358 226, 489, 1.532 Manitou, Colo 359

Hanover Twp. Sell. Dist., N. J.972, 1091 Jacksonville, Fla 606, 840 Lawrenceville TWO. H. S. D. No. 71, Mannington S. D., W. Va 973Hanover, N. II 1321 Jacksonville, Tex 606, 1426 Ills 1092 Manslield Ohio 489, 607, 1092,Hansel! Corn. Sch. Dist., Iowa 606 Jacksonville, No. Caro 1092 Lawson D. D. of Troy JC Royal Oak 1209,1314. 1427Hardeman County, Tenn 1199 Jacksonville Ind. S. D., Tex 1532 Twp., Mich 1427 Mansfield 5. 1)., Ohio 227, 359Hardin, Mont 357.840 Jackson School Twp., Ind 840 Leavenworth County, Kan 112, 725 Manuel Point Blue D. D., La 112Hardin County, Ohio 606,1312 Jamestown, N. Y • Ill Lebanon Sch. Dist., Pa 112 Maple Heights, Ohio 489, 973Harford County, Md 111 Jamestown Ind. B. D., No. Dak- 973 Lebanon S. D. No. 71, Kan 973 Mapleton S. 13. No. 7, No. Dak_ _ _1200Harmon County, Okla 357 Jasper, Ind 606, 973 Lee County, Ark 973 Marble Cliff, Ohio 359, 607Harper County, Kan 810 Jasper School City, Ind 973, 1313 Lee County, Fla 358 Marbleton, N. Y 841Harrietstown Ti. F. S. D. No. 1, Jayton Ind. B. D., Tex 1313 Lee County, No. Caro 1200 Marcus School Twp., Iowa 1533N.Y 972,1091 Jay County, Ind 358, 1092 Leggetts Cons. S. D., No. Caro__ 841 Margate City, N. J 1314

Harriman, Tenn 1091, 1312 Jefferson County, Kan_ _ _725, 810, Lee Co. Road Dist. No. 3, Ark 1200 Margaretta Rur. S. D., Ohio 227Harrington Park Sch. Dist., N. J_488, 724 973. 1092, 1532 Lee Road Dist., W. Va 1427, 1532 Maricopa Co. S. D. No. 21. Ariz.__ 359Harrisburg, Ore 972, 1091, 1426 Jefferson County, Kan 358, 489 Leonard, Mo 725 Maricopa Co. B. D. No. 44. Ariz_ _ _ _ 359Harris County, Tex lii Jefferson County, Ind 488, 606 Leonard Sch. Dist. No. 9, No. Dak- 973 Marietta, Mimi 841, 1092Harrison Co., W. Va 606, 840. 1091 Jefferson County. KY 489 Leonardstown.Md 1427 Marion County, Ind_ Al2, 227. 490,Harrison Sch. Dist., N. J 111 Jefferson School Twp., Ind 358 Leon Co. R. D. No. 6, Tex___1092, 1092, 1200, 1427, 1533Harrison Township, Ind 1199 Jefferson Parish Sub. Dr. Dist. No. 3, 1427, 1533 Marlon County, Fla 112, 359, 1314Hartford. Conn 1312, 1426 La 489, 973 Leon Co. Corn. S. D. No. 20, Tex_ _1313 Marion County Rd. Imp. D., W.Va_1201Hartford South Sch. Dist., Conn_606, 840 Jefferson Par. R. D. No. 1, La_1092, 1532 Le Roy Corn. S. D. No. 1. N. Y- - 489 Marion County, Kan 1314Harvey, No. Dak 1313, 1426 Jefferson Co. S. D. No. 46, Colo..-- 606 Le Roy Twp., Ohio 112 Motion & Clinton GO8 B. D. No. 135.Hasbrouck Heights S. D., N. J 1313 Jefferson Co. B. D. No. 21, Colo- 810 Lewiston, Me 112 Ill 112Hatton, No. Dak 486 Jefferson Co. Corn. S. D. No. 16, Tex Lexington, Ky 607, 1427 Motion School Twp., Ind 1314Haverford Twp., Pa 225, 357 1200, 1313, 1532 Liberty Ind. S. D., Tex 226, 725 Marion Twp. Rural 8. D., Ohio__ _1533Havre de Grace, Md 1199 Jerseyville, Ul 1532 Liberty Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohio 1533 Marquette County, Mich 1533Hawarden, Iowa 357, 725 Jewell County S. D. No, 1, Kan__ 841 Licking Twp. Sch. Dust., Pa 1200 Marshall , Mich 227Hawkesbury, Ont 977, 1201, 1431 Jewett, Ohio 226 Lima, Ohio 112, 358, 841, 1092 Marshall Co., Ind_ _ _112, 359.1314, 1533Hawkins County, Tenn 225 Joaquin Ind. S. D., Tex 841 Lincoln, Nob 112. 489 Marshall Co., Tenn_ _ _ _1201 1427, 1533Hayden, Colo 357, 725 Johannesburg S. D., Calif 1532 Lincoln Sch. Dist., Nob 1533 Martinez Gram. B. 1).. Calif 974Hayfield Minn 1426,1532 Johnson Co. Corn. S. D. No. 54, Tex_ 489 Lincoln Co., Wyo. A89, 607, 1200. 1427 Maryland (State) 227, 841,Hays, Kan 225 Johnstown, N. Y 358, 725 Lincoln County, Nob 1092 Marysville, Kan 725, 842Hays County, Tex 840 Johnstown, Pa 226 Lincoln Co. S. D. No. 65, Nob 841 Maryville, Tenn 227Hayward Tin. H. S. D.. Calif 223 Joint School Districts No. 1 in Fron- Lincoln Co. S. D. No. 6, Kan 841 Massachusetts (State) 842,1314Haywood County, No. Caro 1426 tier Co. & No. 51, in Dawson Co., Lincoln Co. S. D. No. 7, N. Mex -- 112 Mason, Mich 607. 725.974Hazlehurat, Miss 357 Neb 725 Lincoln Co. S. D. No. 8, Mont- -1200 Massillion, Ohio 227, 359, 725, 1201Heavener, Okla 1091 Joliet Twp. H. S. D., Ill 226 Lincoln Park, Mich- -358. 607, 841, Maumee. Ohio 490Hempstead, N. Y 225, 357 Joliette, Que 1317 1092, 1200 Maury County, Tenn 359,807Hempstead Tin. F. S. D. No. 12,N.Y. ,. Jordan Valley Irr. Dist., Ore 725 Lindcore Sch. Dist., Calif 841 Maverick County. Tex 227, 1201

1313, 1426 Joshua Ind. S. D., Tex 489 Linden Twp., N. J 226 Matagordo County Cons. & ReamHempstead Ti. F. S. D. No. 13, N.IY. Juniana, Pa 1532 Linden Twp. S. D., N. J 1092, 1427 Dist. No. 1. Tex 1427,1633

225,357 .1 anetion City, Kan 111, 226, 489 Lindhurst, Ohio 358 Maxton, No. Caro 974, 1092demi-Read U. F. B. D. No. 24, N.Y _1426 Junior College S. D., Calif 841 Linn County, Iowa 725, 1200 Maxwell, Iowa 490Hennepin Co. Ind. S. D. No. 19,Minn.608 Litchfield. Conn 489,607 Maxwell. Tex 227Henrico County, Va 606, 973, 1313 if alamazoo,MIch 607 Litchfield, Neb 607, 1313 Maxwell Ind. S. D., Tex 726.842Henry County, Ohio 357, 488,

725, 840. 973, 1313M6ausas (State)__226, 725, 973.

1532 1533Litchville S. D. No. 52, No. Dak___ 226Little Falls, Minn 1313

Maysville, No. Caro 974Meade County S. D. No. 37. Kan__ - 227

Henry County S. D. No. 183, Ill-- 111 Kansas City, Ban__226, 841, 1092, Little River Co. It. D. No. 7, Ark_- 841 Meaford, Ont 1904Henry S. D. No. 12, No. Dak 111 1200, 1532 Little River Dr. Dist., Mo 1092 Medford, Mass 490, 607, 1314Hermon N. Y 111, 225 Kansas City, Mo 489, 841 Little Rock Northern H'way Dist. Media, Pa 807,726Hiawatha S. D. No. I, Kan 1532 Kansas City S. D., Mo 489 No.7,Ark 226 Medina County, Ohio 227, 490.Hibbing, Minn 225, 725 Karnes City Ind. S. D., Tex .607. 973 Littleton, Colo 112 842, 1201, 1533Hidalgo County, Tex 1426, 1532 Karnes Co. R. D. No. 3, Tex 489 Liverpool Twp., Ohio 725,841 Medina Village S. D., Ohio...1427, 1533Higginsport VII. S. D., Ohio 1091 Kaufman, Tex 1313 Llano Sch. Dist., Tex 358 Melbourne, Fla 607Higginsville, Mo 1532 Kearney S. D. No. 7, Nob 1092 Lloyd, N. Y 489 Melrose, Mass 490, 1093, 1427, 1533Highland County, °Mo....225. 606, 973 Keene, N. H 973 Lloyd TWO., Iowa 112 Melrose S. D. No. 12, N. Mex-227, 359Highland Corn. S. D. No. 4, N. Y.. 606 Keene Un. S. D., N. H 489 Locust Twp. S. D., Pa 1200, 1533 Memphis, Tenn 112,490Highland Falls, N.Y 111 Kemp, Tex • 489 Logan, Ohio 112,607 Mena, Fla 726Highland Park, N. J 358 Kemp Ind. S. D., Tex 725 Logan County, Okla 607, 841 Menardville Ind. S. D., Tex 1427Highland Park S. D., Mich 488 Kennedy, Tex 1313 Logansport School City, Ind_ _1200. 1533 Merced Irr. Dist., Calif 607, 1533Highland S. D. No. 14, No. Dak- 358 Kenmore, N. Y 1200, 1313 Lonaconing, Md 226, 725 Merced Co. U. H. B. D., Calif 490Highland Co. Spec. R. D. No. 1,Fla-1199 Kenmore, Ohio 341 London, Pa 112 Mercer County No. Dak 842Hightstown, N. J 358, 606 Keuora, Out 116 London, Ont 231 Meredosia Levee & Dr. Dist., 111_- 490Hill Co. R. D. No. 4, Tex 973 Kenosha, Wis 1426 London, Tex 1533 Meriden, Conn 1427.1534Hill Co. S. D. No. 25, Mont 225 Kenton. Ohio 725, 1092 Lone Tree TWO., No. Dak 607, 1092 Meriden, Kan 490, 607, 1534Hillcrest Heights, Fla 810, 1313 Kentville, N. S 1204 Long Beach, Miss 1427 Merkel, Tex 974.1093Hillsboro, Ohio 111 Kenyon, Minn 1426 Long Branch, N J 1200, 1427 Merkel S. D. No. 3, No. Dak_ _842. 1314Hillsborough El. D., Calif 488 Kern Co. R. I. Dist. No. 26, Calif- 226 Long Branch Sch. Dist., No. Caro__ 725 Merrick Co. S. D. No. 9, Neb._ _842,Hillsborough Co. Sch. Diets., Fla..- 725 Keyser, W. Va lii Longmont, Colo 1533 1201, 1428Hilton S. D. No. 149, No. Dak 488 Key West, Fla 226, 489 Longueull. Que 1204 Merrick Co. B. D. No. 58. Nob 842Hitchcock Co. S. D. No. 74, & Hay- Kloster. Minn 973 Loquemont TWO.. No. Dak 112 Merricksville, Ont 977

nes Co. B. D. No. 52, Nob 1199 Kimball Co. S. D. No. 28, Kan 841 Lorain, Ohio 226, 358, 1092 Mesa County B. D. No. 1, Colo_ 607Hocking County, Ohio 1091, 1313 Kimball Co. B. D. No. 32, Kan 841 Los Angeles, Calif _607, 725, 973, Methuen, Mass ii6.607Hoisington, Kan 1532 Kinde S. D., Mich 226 1092, 1533 Miami, Fla 359.607Holbrook Dr. Dist., Colo 608 King Co. S. D. No. 186, Wash 1426 Los Angeles City B. D., Calif_ _ _607, 841 Miami County, Ohio 359, 607,Holdenville, Okla 606 King Co. Corn. S. D. No. 10, Tex-. 358 Los Angeles City H. S. D., Calif _ _ __ 607 842.1314, 1428Holland, Mich 1199 Kingfisher Co. Okia 1313 Los Angeles Co., Calif _1092, 1313, 1427 Michigan (State).- 726, 1093, 1201Holmes County, Ohio 225, 358 Kings Co., NoNia Scotia 728 Los Angeles Co. Flood Coal Dist.,

_227,Michigan School City, Ind 1534

Holton, Kan 225 Kingsford, Mich 358 Calif 112,480 Michigan School Twp.And-- _842, 1314Holyoke, Mass 840, 1313. 1426 Kingston, Out 816 Lost Creek Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohio_ 489 Middlefield, Ohio 842Hominy, Okla 810 Kishey. Sask 363, 1317 Louisville, Ky 607, 841 Middleport, N. Y 112, 227Honolulu, Hawaii 1426 Kissimee, Fla 725, 1426 Louisville, Ohio 358 Middlesex County, Oat 1538Hopkins County, Tex 111 Kitchener, Ont 1096 Loup Co. S. D. No. 25, Nob 841 Middletown, Ohio 608, 842, 1201Hopkins Co. R. D. No. 6, Tex 725 Kite Cons. S. D., Ga 226 Lowell, Mass 112. 1092 Middleton, N.13 1431Hopewell Twp., Ohio 225, 488 Kittitas Co. S. D. No. 28, Wash.111,489 Lowell Spec. Local Tax Gr. S. D. Midland, Pa 490, 726, 1314Hopewell, Va 1091, 1532 Kittson Co., Minn 841, 1200 No. 7, No. Caro 358,607 Midland,Tex112,726Hopewell Twp., Pa 1532 Klicititat Co. S. D., Wash 725, 1532 Lower Merlon TwIL, Pa 1092 Midland Borough S. D., Pa_ _ _ _974, 1314Hot Springs-Spring Creek R. D., Knox County, Ohio 973, 1532 Low Moor, Iowa 358 Midland County, Mich 608No. Caro 725 Knox Co., Ind 841 Lowville S. D. No. 2, N. Y_725, 973, Midville School Dist., Ga 1201

Houston Co R. D. No. 10, Tex- - - -1313 Knox Co. Cora. S. D. No. I, Tex_ - 489 1092, 1313 Milam Co. R. D. No. 6, Tex_ _227. _227, 608Howard County. Ind 1313, 1532 Kootenai Co. Rur. High S. D. No. Lubbock Co. Corn. S. D. No. 3, Tex_ 489 Milan 1093Howard County, Md 488 85, Ida 1313 Lubbock Co. Corn. S. D. No. 16, Tex. 489 Millburn T4. S. D., N. J 359Howard School Twp., Ind 111 Lubbock Ind. S. D.. Tex 112.359 Millbury, Mass 359, 490Howells, Nob 725 Lachtne,Que 1317 Lucama, No. Caro 1092 Miller, Mo 359Hudson, N.Y 358 aconia Dr. & Levee Dist., Ark_ _1200 Lucas, Co., Ohio_ _226, 841, 1313, 1533 Mille Lacs County, Minn 726Hudson, Que 363 Lackawanna, N.Y 973 Ludington Sch. Dist., Mich__1200, 1313 Miller County D. D. No. 6, Ark__ 842Hudson Falls, N. Y 225 Lzchute, Quo 846 Lufkin, Tea 359, 725, 1313 Milton, Fla 842Hudson County, N. J 973, 1313 La Crosse. Kan 1532 Lugo Sch. DIAL., Calif 112,489 MUwaukee, Ore 728Hudspeth Co. Cons. & Reel. Dist. Laclede Co., Mo 489 Lumberton, Miss 1200 Milwaukee, Nis 1201, 1314IrOkNo. 1, Tex 226 Ladysmith, Wis 973, 1532 Luneburg, N. El 495 Milwaukee County. Wis 359Huerfano Co. S. D. No. 9, Colo..... 111 Lafayette, La 725 Lunsford Special S. D., Ark 227 Minden, Nov 359Hughes County, Okia.........973, 1199, 1313 Laferty Rur. S. D., Ohio 725 Lynbrook, N. Y 725 Mineola, N.Y 112,490Hulmoville, Pa 358 Lafourche-Terrebonne Dr. Met., La_1427 Lyndhurst, Ohio 841, 1533 Mineola Ind. S. D., Tex 608Hull, Iowa 1313 Laguna Beach, Calif 1532 Lyndhurst Twp., N. J 1200, 1533 Mineral Springs Spec. Tax S. D.,Humacoa, Porto Rico 1426Humboldt, Kan 226, 488Hunter B. D. No. 5, So. Caro 226Huntington County, Ind _ _ _111, 488, 840Huntington Park U. H. S. D. Calif_ IllHuntington Twp. R. D., Ohio 1091Hunt Co. Corn. B. D. No. 51, Tex__ 840Huntsville, Out 116Huntsville, Ala 600, 1313Hurley, N.Y 840Huron County, Ohio 228, 1199Hutchinson, Kan 488, 725, 1532

Lake Alfred, Fla 725Lake Co., Ind 841Lake Co., Tenn 358, 973Lake Co. Spec. Tax S. D. No. 35,Fla 1092

Lake S. D. No. 5, No. Dak 1532Lakeland, Fla 111, 489Lake Preston Ind. S. D. No. 4, So,Dak 358, 725

Lake View, Tex IIILake Wales. Fla 111, 358Lakewood City S. D., Ohio...1200, 1531

Lynn, Mass 1092. 1200607.973Lynn Fla

Lyon Counti, Minn 112Lyon & Yellow Medicine Co.'s Jud.

Dist. No. 10, Minn 112Lyons, Han 227

TaJTcAllen, Tex 359tvisComb, Ohio 112.227McCormick Co. S. D. No. 4, So. Caro 489McCulley S. D. No, 22. No. flak_ 1200_1200McCulloch Co. Corn. S. D. No. 18,

No. Caro 1314Minneapolis, Minn_112, 227, 608,

842, 1201, 1428, 1534Minot, No. Dak 227Minster, Ohio 842,1314Mishawake Self. City, Ind 112,359Missouri Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 359. 726MIssissiPPI (State of)_ __726. _726, 842, 1314Missouri (State of) 842,1093Mitchell Co. Ga 1093, 1314Mobile, Ala 1093, 1428, 1534Mondovi, Vie 490

lf beds Par. R. D. No. 2, La 1426Idaho (State) 111Idiewood, Ohio 226, 1199Illinois (State) 606, 725, 840Independence, Kan._ J11, III, 226, 488, 810Independence S. D., Mo 226, 1200Independence S. 13., Kan 840Indianapolis, Ind_1091, 1200, 1426, 1532Indianapolis Park Dist., Ind_ _1200, 1426Industry S. D., Ill 226Inglewood, Calif 973Iola, Kan 725Iredell County, No. Caro 226 606

Iron Mountain i3. D., Mich.-973, 1092Ironton, Ohio 973, 1200Irvington, N. J 226Irwin, Pa 358Isabella, Porto Rico 1092Isabelle County, Mich 226

Tackaon, Tenn 488, 606z, ackson Union S. D., Mich 1426

Lamar Co. Com. S. D. No. 67. Tex__ 489Lancaster, Ohio 226, 358, 1427Lane Co. S. D. No. 4, Ore_ _226, 607,841Lankershim, Calif 607, 1092Lansdowne, Pa IIILansing, Mich_ _111, 489, 1092, 1427Lapeer, Mich 1200, 1313Lapeer City S. D., Mich 1200La Porte Co., Ind-358, 489, 973,

1200, 1427La Porte Sch. City, Ind 358, 725Laramie, Wyo 1427Larchwood, Iowa 1427Laces, Porto Rico 1092Latimer Co., Colo 1313Laremore, No. Dak 1427La Salle, Que 363La Salle Par R. D. No. 6, La 607Las Marta, Porto Rico 1427Las Vegas, N. Mex 607Latah Co., Idaho 973Laurens S. D., Bo. Caro 725Lava Hot Springs, Ida_ -358, 607, 973Lavallette, N..1 973, 1313

Tex 489McCune Sch. Dist., Kan 359McFarland Tin. Or. S. D., Calif _973, 1200McKees Rocks, Pa 841, 1313McKinney S. D. No. 1, No. Dak. 359McLeod County, Minn 973. 1200Macomb Co. St. Tile D. D. Mich_ 112Madeira, Ohio 841Madison, Nob 1314Madison, No. Caro 1314Madison, No. Caro 973Madison, Kan 841Madison, Wis 112, 1427Madison, Fla 1314, 1533Madison County, Ind 227Madison County, Fla 489, 607Madison Co. R. D. No. 3, Tex 489Madison S. D. No. 48, Nab 112Madison School Twp., Ind 1092Madrid Iowa 1314Magnolia Road Dist., W. Va_ _1427, 1533Magog, Que 495Mahonoy City, Pa 1200Maiden, Mass 359, 489

Monmouth, Ore 842Monongahela Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 1314Monowl, Nob 227Monroe, La 490, 726Monroe Co., Mich 359, 974Monroe Co., Ohio 1093, 1201Monroe Co., Pa 1428, 1534Monroe Sch. Twp., Ind 227Montana (State) owMontague, Mass 227Montclair. N. J 359, 608Montgomery, Ohio Montgomery Co., Ky 112Montgomery Co., Ind 974Montgomery Co.. Md____608, 842, 1093Montgomer9 Co., Ohlo_112, 490,

608, 726, 842, 1428, 1534Montgomery Sch. Dist., Ohio 112Monticello Ind. S. D. No. 7, Minn_ 842Montreal Catholic Schools, Que-1431,1538Montreal Met. Wat. Dist., Que 116Montrose, Colo 974Moose Jaw, Bask 363

'Moravia Un. Free S. D. No. 1, N.Y.1428


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Moriab Un. F. Et. D. No. 5, N. Y--- 359Morrow Village Sch. Dist., Ohio____1534Morristown, Tenn 1201Morrow Co., Ohio 1201, 1428Morton Island Br. Dist., Ore_ _974, 1314Moscow. Idaho 113Mount Airy. No. Caro 1201. 1534Mount Clemens, Mich 1421Mount Forest, Out 1431Mt. Gilead, No. Caro 1314Mount Holly, No. Caro 974, 1534Mountrail Co., No. Dak 608, 842Mount Rose S. D. No. 37, No. Oak- 490

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Odessa S. D. No. 15, No. Dak 113Oelweln, Iowa 228Ohio City. Ohio 1202, 1428Oil City, Pa 491Okanogan County, Wash 1093Okaton Ind. S. D., So. Dak 609Okeechobee Fla 1202Oktibbeha Co. Sup. Dist. No.1, MISS. 229Okemah Okla 1202Omaha, Neb 491, 843, 974Omak, Wash 113,491Oneida, N. Y 974, 1202Onset Fire District, Mass 360

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Platt Sch. Dist, No. 60, No. Dak- 113Plaza Sch. Dist. No. 137, No. Dak- 228Pleasanton, Kan 1535Pleasant Ridge, Mich 228, 360Pleasant View S. D. No. 20, No. Dak.1202Pleasantville, N. Y..360, 491, 1315, 1535Pleasantville VIII. S. D., Ohio 1535Plum Branch S. D., So. Caro 1202Plymouth, No. Cam 1094Plymouth, Ind 609Plymouth County, Iowa 491Plymouth County. Mass 1094Pocahontas, Iowa 1535


Riverside, Ont 1096RIviere du Loup, Qua 977Roanoke, Va 1315Roberts Ferry Un. Sch. Dist., Calif _1094Robeson Co.. No. Caro__ ..229, 975, 1202Robinson, Kan 975, 1535Roby, Tex 114Roby Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 843, 1094Rochester, Minn 492, 843, 975Rochester, N. Y__114, 229, 1315, 1429Rochester Pa 610Rockaway, N. J 1094. 1535Rockingham, No. Caro 1315, 1535

Mount Vernon, N. Y__227, 359,490,726, 842

Ontario (Province of) 977, 1096Orange County, Ind 1428

Pocket Cypress Or. Dist No. 1,Ark 228, 609

Rockland Co., N. Y 844, 975Rockpile Sch. 01st., Calif 1202

Mud Lake Irr. Dist., Idaho 113 Orange Twp., Ohio 1314 doeono Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 609 Rockwall Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex-_361, 1094Mulberry, Kan 490 Orangetown Corn. S. D. No. 5, N.Y. Pointe Claire, Quo 1431 Rockwood, Pa 229Multnomah County, Ore 1314 491, 726 Point Grey, B. C 977 Rocky River, Ohlo.361, 844, 1094, 1535Multnomah Co. S. D. No. 16, Ore_ _1534 Orange Township, Ohio 1093 Polk County. Fla 1429 Rome Rur. Sch. Dist., Ohio_ _610, 844Multnomah Co. S. D. No. 20, Ore_ - 359 Orillia, Ont 1096, 1317 Polk Co. Spec. R. dz B. Dist. No. 8, Roosevelt Co. Sch, Dist. No. 33,Muskegon, Mich 1428. 1534 Ormsby, Minn 113, 491 Fla 727, 1202 N. Meg 229Muskegon Co., Mich_ _ _608, 726, 974 Orovllle-Wyandotte Irr. D., Calif... 609 Polk Co. S. D. No. 2, Oregon_ _ - -113, 360 Roseville Sch. Dist., Calif 610Muskegon Heights, Mich_ _608, 842,

1093, 1314, 1534Osage County S. D. No. 19, Okla__ _1534Orrville, Ohio 228

Polk Sch. Twp., Ind 360Polomar Sch. Dist., Calif 360

Ross County, Ohio 361,492Roundhead Twp, Rur. S. D., Ohio,

Muskingum Co., Ohio 227 Ortley Ind. S. D., So. Dak 1428 Pomeroy, Ohio 491,843 727, 1202Myrtle Spec. Tax S. D. No. 4, No. Osage County S. D. No.42, Kan_ - - 843 Pomona, Calif 491 Roxboro, No. Caro 492, 1094, 1315Caro 359,608 Osborne Co. R. H. S. D. No. 2, Kan Pontiac, Mich 609, 727, 1535 Royal, Neb 492

Nampa, Idaho 608, 1093726,974

Oshawa, Ont Pope Co. Rd. 01st. No. 4, Ark 1535Portage Co., Ohio 113, 228, 609

Royal Oak, Mich__361. 492, 727,1202, 1315, 1429

ance Co. Sch. Dist. No. 21, Neb- 84z Ossining, N.Y 974, 1202 Portage Co., Wis 1429, 1535 Royal Oak Twp. S. D. No. 7, Mich.,Nanticoke Sch. Dist., Pa 227 Ostrander Village S. D., Ohio 609 Portage La Prairie, Man 231 975, 1202Nash Co., No. Caro 1201,1314 Oswego, Kan 360, 843 Port Angeles, Wash 491, 1202 Royal Oak Twp, Sch. Dist. No. 10,Nashua, Mont 1314 Ottawa, Kan 228 Port Carling, Ont 1538 Mich 492Nashua, N. H 113, 1314 Ottawa, Ont 495, 612, 729 Port Chester, N.Y 1535 Royal Oak 5.0. No. 6, Mich 1202Nassau Co., N. Y 359, 726 Overbrook, Pa 1093, 1202. 1429 Porter Co., Ind 228, 360, 609 Royal Oak T. S. D. No. 8, Mich_ _1202Natchez, Miss 1428, 1534 Overpeek Twp. S. D., N J 609,843 Port Huron, Ohio 609 Rush Co., Ind 229, 844, 975Natchitoches Parish, La 974. 1428 Overton Ind. S. D., Tex 1093 Portland, Me 360, 491, 1094 Rushville, Ind 610, 844. 975Navarro Co. Cora. S. D. No. 37, Tex-101 8 Owatonna, Minn 726. 974 Portland, Ore_609, 975, 1202, 1429, 1535 Rusk, Tex 229, 1315Navasota. Tex 6C8 Owen Sound. Ont 846, 1431 Portland Sch. Dist., Ore 113 Rusk Co. Corn. Sch. Dist. No. 46,Navasota Ind. S. D., Tex-608, 1201, 1423 Ox Creek S. D. No. 14, No. Dak_--- 113 Portland Water Dist.. Me 843,1094 Tex 1094Nebo Sch. 01st. No. 8, No. Dak____1201 Oxford, Iowa 491 Port Lavaca, Tex 1535 Russell, Kan 114Nehalen,Ore 27 Oxford, N. S 495 Port Niches, Tex 609 Rutherford County, No. Caro 492Neshoba Co.. Miss 359 Owosso, Okla 1093 Port of Bay City, Ore 380 Ryan Sch. Dist., So, Dak 1315Nether Providence S. D., Pa_ -_227. 400 Oyster Bay Corn. 5.0. No. 8, N.Y. Port of Portland, Ore 113 Rye, N.Y 1535Newark, Mo 4410 113, 491 Porto Rico (Govt.) 113,609Newark. Ohio 608, 1201 Portsmouth. Va 843.975,1094 Albans, Vt 492,727Newark City Sch. Dist., Ohio_ _974. 1314 Duffle S. D., Calif 228,609 Portsmouth, N. H 609 St.

t Anne Quo 1317New Bedford, Mass 228, 1314 A aducah, Tex 726 Portsmouth Ohio 609.727 St. Anne de Bellevue, Quo 612, 848New Boston, Ohio 726 ?age County, Iowa 726 Portsmouth Sch. Dist., Ohio 228 St. Bernard Parish, La____114, 610, 844New Braunfels, Tex 608,1428 Painesville Ohio 609,974 Port Vue, Pa 491, 727, 843 St. Charles County, Mo 1202New Braunfels Ind. S. D., Tex_842, 1093 Paint Rock Ind. S. D., Tex 491 Port Washington Sewer Dist. of the St. Edward, Neb 114, 1429New Britain, Conn 490. 608 ?ainted Woods 5.0. No. 9, No. Dak. 228 Town of North Hempstead, N. Y. St. Helens, One 1094New Brunswick (Province of) __231 : 495 Palatka, Fla 726 1093 609, 975 St. Jerome, Quo 1204Newburgh Heights, Ohio 608, 842 ?alestine, Tex 228, 1314, 1534 Poughkeepsie, N.Y 1202, 1429 St. Joachim de ChateauguaY, Quo-.- 116Newburyport Mass 974 Palestine S. D., Ohio 360 Potsdam, N. Y 229 St. John Sch. Dist. No. 3, No. Oak_ _1535,New Castle, Ind 974 Palm Beach County, Fla 360, 843 Potter Co. Corn. S. D. No. 2, Tex- 727 St. Johnsville, N. Y 727,975New Castle, Neb 608 Palomar S. D., Calif 228 Powell Co. 5,0. No. 28, Mont-360, 1094 St. Joseph, Mo 229, 727, 1429New Castle, Pa 113, 1534 Palmdale S. D., Calif 1315 Prairie Lee Ind. S. D., Tex 1094 St. Joseph Co., Ind_ _492, 727, 844, 1315New Castle Co., Del 1534 Palmetto S. D. No. 2, La 1428 Prairie Lea, Tex 609 St. Joseph Co., Mich 975, 1429New Cumberland Rur, S. D., Ohio,

842, 1201Palmetto Spec, Tax, S. D. No. 16,Fla 491.974

Prattsburgh Un, F. S. D. No. 6, N.Y 360Prescott dz Russell Cos., Out 231

St. Lambert, Quo 728,977St. Landry Parish Sch. Dist. No. 4,

Newfield N. Y 1201,1428 Palmer, Mass 1315 Pratt Co. 8.0. No. 6, Kan 843 La 229,New Hall S. D., Calif Palouse, Wash 726 Presidio Co. S. D. No. 1, Tex 113 St. Landry Parish R. D. No. 2 ofNew Holland S. D., Pa 842,1093 ?anola Co. Corn. S. D. No. 3, Tex-1315 Priest River, Idaho 1535 Ward 6, La 727, 1429New Kensington S. D., Pa 120, ?antego. No. Caro 228 Primghar, Iowa 609 St. Landry Parish First Sub. Dist.New Leipzig, No. Dak 1534 Paragould, Ark 491 Prospect Park. Pa 727 of Dist. No. 4, La 727, 1429New Lexington, Ohio 228, 601 ?aragould-Hopkins Br. & Rd. Impt. Prospect Park Sch. Dist., Pa 229 St. Lucie Co. El. D., Fla 1429New London, Conn 228 49, Dist. No. 1, Ark 1428 Providence, R. I 1429 St. Mary Parish Sch. Dist. No. 8, La- 361New Lyme Twp. S. D., Ohio__ _491, 842 Parish of St. Ambrose, Quo 1096 Pulaski County, Ind 360. 491 St. Marys, Ohio 1535New Matamoros VII. S. D., Ohio_ _ -1428 Parish St. Claire De Tetreauvffle, Punta Gorda, Fla 1315 St. Mary Sch. Dist., Ohlo___1315, 1429New Philadelphia S. D., Pa 228 Que 231 Putnam County. Ohio 229 St. Marys Sch. Dist., Pa 1535Newport, R. I 113 Park Ridge, N. J 974, 1315 Putnam County, Tenn 229 St. Paul, Minn__ _229, 492, 1315, 1535New River Dr. Dist., La 1534 ?ark County S. D. No. 30, Wyo. _ __ 843 Putnam Co. Spec. R. dr B. D. No. 6, St. Paul Boulevard Fire Dist. ofNew Rockford, No. Dak 491 Parkersburg, W. Va 491, 843.974 Fla 113, 491 Irondequolt. N. Y 492,610Newstead Un. Free S. D. No.3, N.Y. 60' Parshall S. D. No. 3, No. Dak 843 Putnam Co. Spec. R. & B. D. No. 7. St. Petersburg, Fla 114, 229New StraltsvIlle, Ohio 843, 1201 Parsons, Kan 726 Fla 113, 491 St. Tammany Parish S. D. No. 3, La. 844Newtown, Mass 491New Windsor, Md 1093

Pasadena City H. S. D., Calif _ _113,360, 609. 843

Pymosa S. D. No. 19.60. Dak 1429 St. Tammany Parish 5.0. No. 9, La. 975St. Theresa Roman Cath. S. D., Que.1096

New York City, N. Y____113, 726, 1201 Pasadena Ind. S. D., Tex 1429 nuaker city, Ohio 843, 1202 Sabine Co. R. D. No. 2, Tex 610New York Mills, N. Y 359 Pass Christian, Miss 974 ulocy Twp., Pa 609, 727 Sacramento, Calif 727New York (State) 1201, 1534 Pawnee Co. S. D. No. 12, Neb 113 Quincy. Mass 975, 1429 Saddle River Sch. Dist., J 229Niagara Falls, Out 495 Pawnee County S. D. No. 38, Neb__ 228 Quitman Sep. Rd. Dist., Miss 491 Saginaw, Mich_114, 229, 361, 492,Niagara Twp., Out 1204 Peabody, Maas 1316, 1429 Quitman Co. Sep. Rd. D. No. 1, M1ss1429 1315, 1429atlantic 13. D., Ill 228 Peach Grove S. D. No. 3, Kan_ _843, 1534 Quitman Rd. Dist., Miss 1535 Saginaw County, Mich 1429Niles, Mich 491, 726 Peacock Ind. S. D., Tex 491 Salado Ind. Sob. Dist., Tex 381Niles, Ohio 726,1393,1428 Pelham, N. Y 360,609 Wis 1535 Salamanca, N. Y 361, 727Nixon Ind. S. D., Tex 491, 843 ?elham Manor. N. Y 843, 1094 Racine,

alls, Tex 1094, 1429 Salem, Ore 114Noblesville Sch. City, Ind 22/ Pelican Rapids, Minn 113, 360, 726 Rainier, Ore 491, 843 Salem, Mass 610, 1429Norfolk Co., Va 1424 Pembina Co. Spec. S. D., No. Dak_ 727 Raleigh Twp., No. Caro 610, 1094 Salem, So. Dak 844, 1202Norfolk Co.. Mass 1093, 1424 Pendleton, Ind 1094 Raleigh, No. Caro 1094 Salem, Neb 1315Normangie Ind. S. D., Tex 359 Pendleton County. KY 491,609 Ramsey County. Minn 360 Salem, Ohio 1315,1429 491, 608 Pendleton County, W. Va 1094 Ralston, Neb 1315 Salina, Kan 229,844

North'Adams, Mass 1093 Penfield, N. Y 1535 Ramsey, N. J 1535 Salisbury, Md 610, 1315Northampton, Mass_ _491, 608, 843, 974 Pennsauken Twp. S. D.. N. J 113 Randall Co. Corn. S. D. No. 20, Tex- 843 Salisbury, No. Caro 610,975North Andover, Mass 974, 1093 Pennsylvania (State) 113,491 Randolph County, Ind 491, 1094 Salt River Valley Water Users Assoc.,

North Baltimore, Ohio 491. 608North Bay, Ont 1538

Penn Yan, N.Y 360Perkins Co. 5.0. No. 79, Neb 843

Rapides Parish, La 491, 1094Rapides Par. R. D. No. 13, La-492, 1202

Ariz 492,610,727, 1094, 1202Saluda, No. Caro 1202

North Beach, Md 359 Perry. Kan 113,1535 Rapides Par. R. D. No. 28, La_492, 1202 Sampson Co., No. Caro 1202, 1429North Belmont Spec. Tax S. D. No. 4, Perry S. D., No. Dak 360 Rapides Par. R. D. No. 29, La_492, 1202 San Antonio, Tex 1202No. Caro 359, 806 Perry, N.Y 1535 Ravenna. Ohlo_114, 229, 361, 843, 975 San Anselmo, Calif 361

North Bergen Twit.. N• J 360, 606 Perry, Ohio 1535 Rawlins Co. 5,0. No. 1, Kan 843 San Antonio Ind Sch. DIst.. Tex ---- 492Northbridge, Mass 974 Perry S. D., Calif 22/ Rawlins Co. 5.0. No. 9, Kan- _229, 1429 San Augustine, Tex 610North Brook Cons. S. D., No. Caro_4093 Perry Township, Pa 360 Raytown Cons. 9,0. No. 2, Mo__ 492 San Bernardlno, Calif 229, 361North Ohio 608. 10.13 Perrysville VII. S. D., Ohio 225 Reading, Maas 114 San Benito, Tex__844, 975, 1094, 1429North Dorchezher Twp., Ont 363North Elba, N. Y 491

Pershing School Tvrp., Ind 228,491Perth Amboy, N. J 113,1429

Red Cloud Sch. Dist., Neb 1315Redford Un. S. D., Mich 114

San Buenaventura Sch. Dist., Calif.,492, 727

North English, Iowa 3C0 Peshtlgo, Wls 491 Red River Co. R. D. No. 15, Tex-- 492 Sandy, Ore 1315, 1535Northfield. N. J 1093, 1314Northgate Spec. S. D. No. 31, No.

Philadelphia. Pa 1429Philadelphia S. D., Pa 360

Red Springs Grad. 8.0., No. Case.727, 975

San Diego Co. S. Die., Call!,. 1094. 1315Sandusky Co., Ohio 114, 493, 844

Dak 1314 Phillip Road District, Miss 843 Red Willow Co. S. D. No. 2, Neb._ 610 Sanford, Fla 975, 1315North Grimsby Twp., Ont 231 Platt S. D. No. 42, Ill 113 Red Wing, Minn Sandwich, Ont. , 1317North Hempstead U. F. S. No. 1, Pickens, So. Caro 974, 1094 Regent S. D. No. 14, No. Dak 727 San Francisco (C. & C.), Calif . _610,N.Y 360, 609 Pico School Dist., Calif_ -609, 843, 974 Regina, Sask 383, 1431 976, 1203

North Hempstead & Hempstead Un. Piedmont, Calif 228. 609 Reidsville, No. Caro 843, 1094 San Francisquito Sch. Dist., Calif.,F. S. D. No. 5,N. Y 228, 491

North Lawrence S. D., Kan 726North Plainfield S. D., N. J 229

Pierce County Cons. S. D. No. 32,Wash 726

Renfrew (Town), Ont 1096Renfrew County, Out 977Rensselaer, N. Y 1315

Sanilac County, Mich 610, 976

San Marcos, Texas 229North Platte, Neb_ _609, 843, 1093, 1314 Pike County, Ohio 1535 Renville County, Minn 975 1315 San Mateo, Calif 727North St. Paul, Minn 1314, 1534 Pike County, Ind 360, 609, 1094 Renville Co. Ind. 8.0. No. 63. Minn. 975 San Miguel Co., N. Meg 1535North Vancouver, B. C 977, 1431 Pike County. Ky 228 Reserve. Kan 610 San Miguel Co. S. D. No. 96, N.North Vernon Sch. City, Ind 1524Northville, N. Y 15'4North York Twp., Ont 363, 1578

Pikeville, KY 491, 6041Pinal High S. D. No. 15, Ariz_726,

975, 1202

ftomne Sch. Dist. No. 17, No. Dak_ 119Rialto, Calif 114Richardson Park S. D. No. 20, Del 971

Mex 114San Rafael S. D., Calif 844Santa Barbara, Calif 610,976

Norton Co. Corn. H. S. D.. Kan... 1534 Pine Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa 360, 609 Richmond. Ont 153t Santa Carbons irrig. 01st., Calif. -1315Nottingham Sch. Twp., Ind_ _ _ _113, 491 Pinkeyville, III 843 Richmond, Calif 1311 Santa Cruz Valley Brig. Dist- Ariz' 727Nova Scotia (Province) ___ _363, 495, 729 Pinellas Co. Spec. Tax S. D. No. 12, Richmond Heights, Ohio 494 Santa Fe Irrig. Dist., Calif 361Nowata County, Okla_ __ _609, 843, 1428 Fla 1535 Richmond Heights Vii. S. D., Ohio, Santa Rosa, N. Meg 229Nutley. N. J 726, 1093, 1201 Pioneer, Ohio 228, 726 229, 843 Santa Rosa Co. Stec. Rd. & Br.

Oakdale School Dist., Calif... _360, 843akland County, Mich 609

Pioneer Sch. Dist., Ohio 975Piqua, Ohio 491, 975Piqua City Sch. Dist., Ohio-- -360, 726

Richmond Twp. Rur. 13. D., Ohio_ 494Rickton Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex_ _975, 1201Ricketts, Iowa 1311

Dist. No. 3, Fla Sarasota Co., Fla 1535Saratoga Co., N. Y 1429

Oakmont S. D., Pa 228, 1428 Pltnam, N. J 843, 1094 Rldgeley, W. Va 120 Sarasota, Fla 1094Oakmont,Pa 1421Oberlin, Ohio 609, 1993. 1534

Pitsburg, Ohio 1535Pittsburg, Kan 228,976,1535

Ridgeville Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohlo.114, 491Ridgeway Rur. Sch. Dist., Ohio_ .A421

Saratoga Swings, N. Y 1315, 1429Sarnia, Out 1096

Obert, Neb 1314, 1534 Pitt County, No. Caro 1315 Ridgewood Twp. S. D., N. J...727, 971 Saskatchewan (Prov. of) 1431, 1538Ocala, Fla 1634 Pittsfield, Mass 975,1202 Itimbey Sch. Dist. No. 661, Alta.,., 231 Saskatchewan Sch. Diets., Sask.,Ocean City, N. J 228, 360, 609 Pittsford, N. Y 975 Rimouski, Alta 153f 116, 231, 363, 846, 1096, 1317, 1431Ocean County, N J 360, 1534 Placer County, Calif 1429 Rio Hondo Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 361 iaskatoon, Bask 846Oceangate, N. J 1428 Plainfield, N. J 1429 Ripley Co.. Ind 229, 1094, 1421 Sauk Center, Minn 1535Ocean Side-Carlsbad H. S. D. Calif. Plain S. D. No. 20. No. Dak 228 River Forest, Ill 1429 1531 Sawyer, No. Dak 229, 361.610

228, 491 Plandome N. Y 1094, 1429 Riverhead, N. Y 1202, 1429 Sayreville, N. J 493, 844OconomelitOo. Wig 726 Platte River Dr. Dist. No. 4, Iowa. River Rouge, Mich 610 Scandinavia S. D. No. 45, No, Oak.. 1430Oconto, Ms. 1093, 1314 609. 843 Riverside, N. Y 229 Seandia, Kan 229


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Scandinavia S. D. No. 43, No. Dak_1430Scarborough TWO., Out 846. 1096Scarsdale, N. Y 114, 229&ark) Two., No. Dak 844Scarville, Iowa 114Scotia, N.Y 361, 610Scott Co., Ind 229Scott Co.. Ky 844, 1315Scott Co. S. D. No. 25, Kan 114Scranton Pa 114,361Seaford Fire Dist. of HempsteadTwp., N. Y 976

Seattle, Wash 114. 229, 844, 1315Sebring, Fla 1203, 1315Sedgewick Co.. Kan 727, 1535Sedgwick Co. S. D. No. 141, Kan.,

229, 727Sedgsvick Co. S. D. No. 2. Kan 844Sedgwick Co. S. D. No. 5, Kan 844Selma, Ala 727Seminole. Okla 1315, 1535Seminole Co. Spec. Tax S. 13. No. 4,Fla 361.610

Seneca Co., Ohlo_ __ _493, 844, 1095,1203, 1535

Seneca Falls, N. Y__229. 493, 844.1203, 1430

Senneville, Que 1096, 1317Seward Co. S. D. No. 29, Kan 229Seymour, Ind 1315Shackleford Co., Texas 1203Shady Grove Cons. Pub. S. D., Miss _1536Shaker Heights, Ohio 229, 1203Sharpsburg Bch. Dist., Pa 610Sharon Twp. Rur. S. D., Ohio 493Shawinigan Falls, Que 363, 728, 977Shawangump. N.Y 493Sharon Sch. Dist., Ga 1536Sheffield Lake Vii. Sch. Dist., 01110_1536Shelby, Mont 1316Shelby, Ohio 727, 1203Shelby Co.. Ind 229, 361Shelby Co. R. D. No. 4, Texas 1095Shelby Sch. Two., Ind 493She !brook. Sask 1317Sheridan. Wyo 229, 361, 727Sheridan Co 8. D. No. 26, Neb._ _ _ 976Sherill-Kenwood Water Dlst., N. Y.1430Shiawassee Co., Mich 1095Shorewood, Wis 493, 727Shuqualak, Miss 1095, 1536Sillery. Que 612Slier City, No. Caro 1536Silver Creek, N. Y 493, 727Silver Lake Sch. Twp., Iowa 845Simpson-Bethel Cons. Ind. S. D.,Iowa 229

Sinton. Texas 844, 1316Sioux Co., No. Dak 610Sioux Falls S. D. No. 34, So. Dak 610Skagit Co., Wash 229, 1095Slab Fork S. D., W. Va 844Smith Center. Kan 361, 1536Smith Co S. D. No. 71, Kan 1536Smithfield, Ohio 361, 1203SmIthville. Ohio 1203Snohomish Co. S. D. No. 24, Wash.,

493, 844Somerset, Pa 114Somerset Co., Pa 1095,1536Somerville Mass 493,844Somersfield Sch. Dist., Pa 1095Southampton (T.) U. F. S. D.No. 5, N. Y 610, 1095

South Bend Sch. Dist., Ind 229South Berwick, Me 610, 727South Creek Dr. Dist., No. Caro. ._1095South Connellsville, Pa 844Southern Pines. No. Caro 844 1095South Greenburgh, Pa 230South Euclid, Ohio 1095, 1430South Hadley, Mess 114,230South Pasadena City S. D., Calif.,

610, 844, 976South Pasadena City H. S. D., Calif.,

610, 844, 976Southport, No. Caro 976, 1203South Portland, Me 610South San Francisco, Calif 844South San Joaquin Irr. Dist., Calif.,

114, 727South Superior, Wyo 493South Zanesville, Ohio 230Spartanburg S. D. No. 34, So. Caro.,

114, 230Spavinaw, Okla 727Sperry Cons. Ind. I. D., Iowa 361Sperry Tyro., No. Dak 361, 727Spindale, No. Caro 230Spokane Co. S. D. No. 143. Wash_ _ .. 114Snokane Co. H. S. D. No. 202, Wash. 114SPrIngboro, Pa 230springfield, Mass 493, 610springfield City S. D., Mo 1203sprinicrield TWO. R. S. D., Ohio_ _ _ . 114spring Valley S. D. No. 3 A. So. Dak. 610snringwells Unit S. D., Mich 493spruce Pine, No. Caro 844stamford, Conn 230, 361gtamford. N. Y 976-tanley, Wis 230stanley Cons. Ind. B. D., Iowa-. 493tantonsburg. No. Caro 1095

Stapleton, Neb 1536Starke Co., No. Dak 1316Starke Co., Ohio 361

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State College, Pa 845State College Sch. Dist., Pa 610Staunton, Va 610, 1095, 1203Stearns Co. S. D. No. 14, Minn.,

1095, 1316Steepereek Ind. S. D., Tex 610Steelton, Pa 1536

Stephens Co., Okla 976Stephens Co. Cons. S. D. No, 41,Texas 727

Sterling, Ill 976Sterling, Nan 230, 1203Steubenville, Ohio 1203Stevens Point, Wis 114Stewart Sch. Dist. No. 24, No. Dak-1095Stockton, Calif 361, 1316Stokes Co., No. Caro 230Stone Harbor, N. J 230Stoney Creek Sch. Twp., Ind 361StonIngton, Ill 1536Storm Lake, Iowa 493, 727Stormont, Dundaa and Glengarry

ouCnties, Ont 1431Strandahl Twp., No. Dak____1203, 1430Strasburg, Ohio 114Strasburg, Va 727, 1536Stratford, Conn_ _ __361, 611, 845, 1203Stratford, Out 231Stromsburg. Neb 114Success, Seek 363Sudan Ind. Sch, Dist., Tex 727Sugar Creek Sch. TWO., Ind 845Sugar Notch, Pa 114Sullivan Co., Ind 230, 1536Sullivan County N. Y 1430Sulphur Bluff Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex-1316Summit Two., Pa 114Sumner Co. R. D. No. 1. Kan 845Sumter Co., So. Caro 845Sunbury, Ohio 493Sunbury VS. Sch. Dist., Ohio 114Sunbury, Pa 1536Superior Sch. Dist., Mont 362Sussex County, Del 114, 493Swampscott Maas 1095Swedeburg Rur. Elect, Dist., Neb. 611Sweetwater Co. B. D. No. 5. Wyo.-1430Sweetwater Co. S. D. No. 18, wyo_ 230Sydney, N. S 977, 1096Sykes Sch. Dist, No. 39, No. Dak.,

114, 362Sylacauga, Ala 230Sylya, No. Caro 1536Sylvania, Ohio 611, 1536

Syracuse, Kan 230

Table Rock, Neb 115acorns, Wash 1316

Tama, Iowa 976 1536Tampa, Fla 611, 845, 1430Tanino Common H. S. D. No. 37, III. 230Tangipahoa Par, Cons. R. D. "A,"La 1536

Tarrytown, N.Y 1203, 1316

Taylor Sch. Twp., Ind 976, 1316Taylor County. Fla 1203Teaneck Twp., N. J_ __ _976, 1095, 1203Temple, Tex 230, 611

Texas (State). _230, 362, 493, 611,727, 845, 976, 1095, 1316, 1430

•. 976Thomas Co. S. D. No. 37, Kan 845Thomas Co. S. D. No. 60, Kan 845Theny Ind. Sch. Dist., Tea 230Thurston Co. Sch. Dist., Wash 1095Thurston Co. Sch, Dist. No. 27, Ore_ 845Tillamook Co. U. H. S. D. No. 1,Ore 493, 976

Timpson, Tex 611, 1095Tippecanoe County, Ind 362, 1536Tippo-Swan Lake Rd. Dist., Miss__ 845

Ohio 976, 1316Three Rival's, Que 1431Tisdale TWO.. Out 495, 729Tishomingo County, Miss 1536Titusville, Pa 1095Ton. Alto, Porto Rico 976Tod Township, Ohio 1430Toledo, Ohio 230Tom Green Co. Corn. S. D. No, 1,Tex 1095

Tonawanda, N. Y__115, 230, 611,727, 976, 1203, 1430

Tonawanda TT.), N. Y 976Topeka, Kan 976, 1536Topton Sch. Diet., Pa 1316, 1536Toronto, Ont 1538Taupin S. D. No. 41, No. Dalt_ . 230Township of Rotter Az Dunnett, Que_1204Travis Co. Corn. S. D. No. 37, Tex_1316Tremont Sch. Dist., Pa 976, 1203Trenton, N. J 727, 845Trenton, Texas 362Trinity, Texas 1536Trinity Co. R. D. No. 1. Tex 1430Trinity Co. R. D. No. 5, Tex 1095Troy Mont 493Troy, N. Y...115, 230, 611, 1095, 1203Troy as Royal Oak Twp. Sch. Dist.No. 11, Mich 1203

Truro Twp. Rur. S. D., 01410_362, 728Tuckahoe Meg. Dist., Va 611, 1095Tulare, Call! 976. 1203Tuscaloosa, Ala 493Tuscaloosa Ind. Sch. Dist., Tex 230Tyler, Tex 382, 611. 1316. 1538

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Uhrichsville. Ohio 115lntah County, Utah 976

Union, So. Caro 1536Union County. Ind 1203, 1430Union County, N J 1316, 1430Union County, Ohio 362 728Union Co. S. D. No. 31, N. Met.... 230Union Co. Rur. Spec. B. D. No, 35,Ark 230

Union High Sch. Dist. No. 1, Ore... 493Union Par, Rd. Dist. No. 9, La.,

362, 845, 976Union Road Dist.. W. Va 1536Union Twp., Ohio 728. 976, 1536Union Twp. Sch. Dist., N. J..611, 845Uniontown Sch. Dist., Pa.976, 1203, 1316University Park, Tex 362, 1095University Place, Neb 976University Place Pay. Dist. No. 19,Neb 493

Upper Arlington, Ohio 115Upper Dublin Sch, Dist., Pa 1316Utica, N. Y 611, 845

Valdosta, Ga 1536V alley Co. S. D. No, 1, Mont 1536Valley Head, Ala 493Van Buren Sch, Twp., Ind 493, 728Vance Co., No. Caro 845, 1095Vance Rur. S. D. No. 6, Kan 976Vancouver, B. C 1204, 1317Vanderburgh Co., Ind 611, 1316Van Zandt Co., Tex 611Van Zandt Co. Corn. EL D. No. 92,Tex 362

Vass, No. Caro 845Velva, No. Dak 611, 845Venice City Sch. Dist., Calif_ .362, 611Verdun Roman Catholic Sch., Que. 1204Vermilion County, Ind 493, 728Vernon Parish R. D. No. 3, La 611Vero. Fla 1430Victor, N. Y 362Victoria County, Tex 611Victoria Township, Ill 1203Victoria, B. C 1204Vieques, Porto Rico 1316Vigo Co., Ind_115, 362, 493, 611,

728, 845, 976, 1095Vineland, N. .1 493, 728Vineland Sch. Dist., Calif 362Virginia, Minn 493Volga Ind. S. D., So. Dak____976, 1316Voluaia Co. Spec. Tax B. D. No. 41,Fla 362

Volusia Co. Spec, Tax S. D. No. 7,Fla 1316

VolusLa Co. Spec. Tax B. D. No. 32,Fla 1316

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Wabasha Co. Sch. Dist. No. 31,Minn 728

Waco, Tex 230Wadsworth, Ohio 976, 1095. 1316Wakefield, Mass 493, 611Wakefield S. 13., Mich_ __976, 1095. 1203Wakulla County, Fla 362. 1095Walden, N.Y 845,976Walkerton Sch. Town, Ind 230Walhalla, So. Caro 845Walker County, Tex 845, 1316Wallace, Idaho 230Wallace Co. S. D. No. 3, Kan 845Wallington, N. J 115Walnut Cove, No, Caro 230Waltham, Mass 1430Walworth County, Wis 493, 1203Wanaque, N..1 1316Ward County, No. Dak 362, 845Warren, Ohio 115Warren County, Ind_ _976, 1203, 1430Warrington Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa- 494Wasco Co. S. D. No. 12, Ore 230Waseo Co. S. D. No. 50, Ore_ _976, 1316Washakie Co. S. D. No. 3, Wyo_362, 845Washington, Mo 1316Washington County, Md 230Washington County, Ind_362, 494,

845, 976Washington Co. Cons., S. D. No.27, Colo 494

Washington Co. S. D. No. 39, Colo 362Washington Sub San. Dist., Md_115, 362Waterbury, Conn 362, 611Waterford (T.) Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1,N.Y 845,976

Waterloo, Iowa 976, 1095Watertown, So. Dak_611, 976, 1095, 1203Watertown, Mass 845, 1536, 1537Water Valley, Miss 494Waterville, Kan 1537Watonwan Co. S. D. No, 32, Minn._ 977Wayne Co., Ind 611,845Wayne Co., Ohio 115, 494. 1537Wayne Co. Dr. Dist. No. 1, No.Caro 1203, 1430, 1537

Waynesfield, Ohio 1537WeavervIlle, No. Caro 230, 1203Webster Parish, La 728, 1095Weiser, Idaho 230Weld Co. Sch. Dist., Colo 115Weld Co. S. D. No. 32, Colo 362Weld Co. S. D. No. 121, Colo 494Welland, Ont 846Wellesley. MASS 115.1430. 15.37

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Wells, N. Y 494, 611Wentworth Co., Ont 116West Baton Rouge Par. D. D. No. 1,La 1203, 1537

West Bend, Wis 977, 1203West Carroll Twp., Pa 1316, 1537West Carroll TWO. Sch. Dist 1430Westchester Twp., Ind 115West Elizabeth, Pa 115.728Westfield, Mass 1430, 1537West View, Pa 1537West View Sch. Dist., Pa 1316Westerville, Ohio.. _230, 494, 1203, 1537West Jefferson, No. Caro 977West Latnpeter Twp. S. D., Ohio.... 362West Loveland Spec. S.D. No.7, Ohio 362Westminster Twp.. Ont 846Westminster, So. Caro 362, 494, 611West New York, N. J 230Westmount, Que 846, 1096West Pittsburgh Sch. Dist., Pa 494West Springfield. Mass 494, 845West Union, Ohio 845, 977Weymouth. Mass 612Wharton Co., Texas 230Wharton Co. Cons. & Reel. Dist.,Texas 1537

Whatcom Co. U. H. S. D. No. 400,Wash 977

Whetstone Rur. Sch. Dist., Ohio_ _ . _1430Whitaker Sch. Diet., Pa 230Whitby, Out 1204White County, Ind 494, 845, 1203Whitefish Bay S. D., Wis 494Whitehall, N. Y 362, 612, 1430Whitely Co., Ind 1430White Oak Twp. Cons. Sch. Dist.,No. Caro 1430

White Plains, N.Y 494, 612, 1430Whittier, Calif 845, 977Wichita, Kan 494, 612, 845, 1537Wichita Co. R. D. No. 1, Texas 72$Wichita Falls, Texas 230, 362Wickliffe, Ohio 230Wiggins Sent. Sch. Dist., Miss 977Wilbarger Co. R. D. No. 3, Texas 728Wilbraham, Mass 362,612Wildwood, N J 362Wilkes-Barre, Pa 1203, 1430Wilkesboro, No. Caro 977, 1316Wilkinson Co., Miss 728, 1537

Ohio 977William's, Calif 363Williams Co. R. D. No. 95, Texas 230Willmar, Minn 1431Wilmington, Ohio 1095, 1316, 1431Wilsall Sch. Dist. No. 53, Mont.. ..l537Wilson, No. Caro 1316, 1537Wilson Grad. Sch. Dist., No. Caro__ 115Wilson Ind. Sch, Dist., Texas 728Wind Gap, Pa 1204, 1431Windsor, Ont 612,846Winfield. Kan__115, 363, 494, 612,

1204, 1431, 1537Winnipeg. Man 363Winner Twp., No, Dak 363Winnett, Mont 115Winton, Pa 845, 1204Wise Co. Corn. S. D. No. 23, Tex__ 495Wise Co. Corn. S. D. No. 34, Tex.,

495, 977Wolford S. D. No. 1, No. Dak 1204Wolf Pit 'Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7,No. Caro 495

Woodbridge, TWO., N. .1 230Woodbury Co., Ia_977, 1095, 1431. 1537Wood Co. Cons. S. D. No. 16, Tex 495Wood County, Ohio.. _1316, 1431, 1537Woodland Highway Dist., Idaho 612Woodsville Fire Dist., N. H 115Wooster, Ohio 362, 1537Wooster City S. D. Ohio 115, 612Worcester, Mass 846, 977Worcester County, Mass 1538Worth County, Iowa 363, 495Worthington, Ohio 728Wyandotte, Mich 1204Wyandotte Countst, Kan 231, 846Wyandotte Co. EL D. No. 6, Kan__ 231Wyandotte Co. S. D. No. 14, Kan__ 846Wyandotte Co. S. D. No. 21, Kan__ 846Wyoming Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7,Mich 495, 1096

Wyoming Ar Paris Twp. Fract. S. D.No. 6. Mich 1204

Vakima County, Wash 115

A skims County Cons. Sch. Dist.

No. 81. Wash 977, 1204

Yates Center, Kan 848, 1538

Yauco, Porto Rico 1096

Yavapal Co. S. D. No. 2, Ariz 495

Yazoo City, MISS 977. 1317Yeadon, Pa 846, 1204

Yellow Medicine Co., Minn_115, 231,728Yellowstone Co. S. D. No. 27, Mont.,

363, 846

York, So. Caro 115,363York County. Out 495, 729

York TWO., Out 612, 1204

Yukon, Okla 1431Ypsilanti City 44 Twp. Sch. Dist.No. 4. Mich 363

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