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II INDEX [VoL. 107-PART 2.

INDEXTO VOLUME 107 PART 2.

OCTOBER 1 TO DECEMBER 311918.

EDITORIAL AND COMMUNICATED ARTICLES.Page.

American Bankers' Convention at Chicago-See Special Section Oct. 12.American Spirit and the Requirements Afterthe War 1948America's Privilege of Contributing in theLight of Thanksgiving Day 2040Anthracite Coal Shipments_ _ _ _1553, 1985, 2350Archimede's Fulcrum and the Peace Con-gress 2320Armistice and Its Terms 1696Armistice Signed, War Closed 1859Austria Calming Down After Armistice_ ......1942Austria, Count Tisza Assassinated 1691Austria and Germany, No Immediate Pros-pect of Bolshevism 1941Austria-Hungary Granted Armistice andWithdrawal from War 1768, 1769Austria-Hungary, Move to Denounce ItsTreaty With Germany 1598Austria-Hungary, Proclamation Declaring• Hungary an Independent State 1503Austrian Banks Exporting Securities toSwitzerland 1942Austria's Armistice Proposal, President'sReply to 1597Austria's Move for Armistice_ _1690, 1691, 1696Autocracy, Changing One for Another, NotDemocracy 1415Bank Clearings at Leading Cities, 1357,

1812, 2162Bank Clearings, Monthly Features of, 1308,1767, 2118Bank Clearings by Telegraph.. _1356, 1812, 2161Bank Notes, Changes in Totals, Szc., 1813,

1913, 2090, 2263Bank Stock Sales, 1353, 1454, 1551, 1642,1723, 1808, 1896, 1983, 2071, 2159, 2259, '2347, 2444Barley Condition and Yield_ _ _ _1404, 1766, 2412Belgium, Germany Restores Gold to 2401Bolshevism, No Immediate Prospect of.. .._1941Breadstuffs Receipts at Western Markets,

1421, 1872, 2225British-Admiralty Report on Losses by Subma-rines 1598Board of Trade Returns 1505, 1943, 2214Casualties in War 1943Cotton Spinners' Strike Settled 2315Government Moves to Resume Positionin Financial World 2120Elections Show Decisive Coalition Ma-jority 2401New Vote of Credit of £700,000,000Moved in House of Commons 1861Parliament Prorogued-King's Speech...._ 1942Trade and Industry, Restoring Pre-WarConditions to 2401Treasury to Continue War Bond Sales_ _2033War Bond Sales, 1312, 1408, 1505, 1600,1693, 1769, 1861, 1943, 2033, 2121,

2214, 2314, 2402War Revenue and Expenditures, 1312,1408, 1506, 1600, 1769, 1861, 2033,2121, 2214, 2315, 2402Budget System, Are We Nearer and Impera-tive Reform 1700Building Operations, Monthly Features of,

1501, 1940, 2313Bulgaria, The Surrender of _ _1309, 1311, 1316Business in the Transition Period 2408

Cable Lines, Seizure of by Government_ ....1952anada-Chemical Industry Developing 1418Fifth War Loan 1418Fiscal Problems 2410Immigration Prepared for 2324Looking to the Future of Her Trade 1779Ocean Ports Development 1703Opening of Unknown North 2044Preparing for Effects of Demobilization_ _1869Victory Loan Vital to the Country's Busi-ness 1609Canadian-Bank Clearings, Features of 1308, 2119Bank Clearings Monthly_ .._..1357, 1812, 2161Bank Clearings Weekly, 1357, 1456, 1553,1643, 1725, 1812, 1897, 1985, 2074,

2161, 2263, 2352, 2449Building Operations 1501, 1940Farmer and the Canadian Tariff 2132Foreign Trade, Monthly Features of,1596, 2031, 2399Reconstruction Orders from Europe NotLikely to Be Large 2043Child Labor, Use of 'Taxing Power to Sup-press 2324Christmas, First, of the Great Peace 2322Church, The Opportunity of 2043Coal, Anthracite, Shipments 1553Congress, New, the Political Complexion of..1773Congressional Election, One Result of 1774Corn Condition and Yield 1404, 1766, 2411

Page.Cotton-British Cotton Mill Profits 2399British Spinners' Strike Settled 2315Condition of 1308Crop Estimate of Dept. of Agricul_2211, 2412Fall River Dividends in 1918 1858Manufactures and After-War Labor Prob-lems 1702Receipts at Southern Ports, 1421, 1872, 2225Crops, Condition and Yield of 1404, 1766Crops in 1918 2410

Death, The Triumph of Life Over-Whatthe War Shall Achieve 1321Democracy, Changing from One Autocracyto Another, Not 1415Democracy, Enthroned, Duty of-TheReign of Peace 1775Democratization, Insuring, after the War.. ..1868Diplomats, Conversation of-To Be Re-placed by the Rule of Law 1698

Elections, Coming, Partisan Considerationsand 1318England and the German Indemnity' 2218English Elections; Decided Victory forLloyd George 2314English Gold and Silver Markets_ _ __1355.1552, 1643, 1725, 1810, 1984, 2073,2261, 2350, 2447

Failures, Monthly Features of..1502, 1859, 2211all River Cotton Manufacturing Industryin 1918 1858Federal Trade Commission Dismisses Char-ges against Wilson dc Co 1500Food Conservation Week 2129Food Situaton, War Termination Not to BeFollowed by Immediate Great Improve-ment Here 1860Foreign Trade of United States, MonthlyFeatures of 1596, 2030, 2399France, Bank of, Privileges Renewed 2315France, Decree Re-Establishing Free Saleand Use of Petroleum in 2402France Must Have Machinery in ShortestPossible Time 2121France, Peace Moves by Teutonic AlliesDistrusted by 1408Rights of, as a Basis of Peace 1413France and President Wilson 2319French Liberation Loan Success Not Ma-terially Retarded by Peace 2033French Loan, New, Subscriptions_ _1506, 1693French Loan Subscriptions Indicate No Ex-haustion of Wealth 2121French Readjustment Problems 1944•

Germtn-Banks Said to Be Exporting Securities toSwitzerland 1942Government Commissions to Work OutPlan for Economic Socialization 2214Indemnity and England 2218Loan a Failure , 1693Note Attempts to Emphasize Change inGovernment as Real 1690Note, Second, and President's ReplyThereto 1597, 1598People Admonished Not to Hoard Cash_ _2122Plea for Armistice Submitted to Allies byPresident 1598Warships, What Shall Be Done withThem 2314Germany-And Austria, No Immediate Prospect ofBolshevism 1941Armistice, Premature Celebration of, inAmerica 1768Armistice Terms to Be Given to, by Foch_ 1768Bailin, Shipping King, a Suicide 2034Belgian Gold Restored by 2401Collapse of 1509Conditions in Teutonic Countries HighlyDisorganized 2032Counter Revolutions in 2119Der Tag-Surrender of German Fleet

1941, 1947Disarmament of 1947Ebert, Chancellor, on the Outlook in_ _ _1942Endeavoring to Carry Out ArmisticeTerms Promptly 1860Government and the Alleged Demandsupon Holland for Custody of Former221313101769231521251310

aiserHertling and Von Hintze Resign Internal Conditions Alarming Internal Conditions in Kaiser and the Secrets of the WarMaximilian, Prince, Chancellor Maximillian's Move for Peace and Presi-dent's Reply 1405, 1412Naval Disarmament and Problems inProvisioning and Policing 1860Now Virtually Alone against the World.. _1691

Page.Germany-(Concluded).Panic on Berlin Stock Exchange ThroughBulgarian Crisis 1312Peace Demonstrations in 1503Penalization of, as Outlined by LloydGeorge 2212Prospect of More Liberal Government in..1310Psychology of, as Told by One of Them-selves 1515Reply to President's Second Note onPeace Matter 1502Revolution in, Has Undercurrent of Sta-bility 2401Stock Exchange Pan!c 1409Ultimatum to 1604What Peace by Defeat Means to 1776Glass, Carter, Named Secretary of Treasury 2118Gold, Agitation for Increase in Price of.. _ 1692Gold Production, Question of Stimulating,Receiving Attention 1505Gold Production in 'Transvaal_ _1501, 1940, 2398Gold and Silver Markets, English.... _ _1355,1552, 1643, 1725, 1810, 1984, 2073, 2261,

2350, 2447Gold and Silver Production of U. S. in1917 1404, 1472Government Control-Harmful Doctrinesand Bad Habits 2398Government Control, Release from-Re-construction and Resumption 1951Government and Man-Dreamers andDoers 1608Government Ownership of Telegraph andTelephone Lines, No Warrants for__ _ _ _ _2409Grain Crop Condition and Yield...... _1404, 1766Great Britain's Cotton Mill Profits 2399urarvests of 1918 2410Aay Yield in 1918 2412T ndustry, What is True Co-operation in ....23221i-on Ore Shipments, Lake Superior....1553,

1812, 2262Issues, Old, Reviving 1778Italy, Indications of Improvement in 2034Kaiser and the Secrets of the War 2125

T abor Problems After the War and CottonManufacturers 1702Labor and the Readjustment Period __ _ _ _1940Labor, Readjustment of, Wages AfterWar 1766Lake Superior Iron Ore Shipments_ _ _ _1553,1812, 2262Law, Rule of, to Replace Conversation ofDiplomats 1698Liberty, the Defense of 2406Liberty Loan, Campaign, Fourth, theFirst Week of 1308, 1320Liberty Loan, Fourth, a Last Word on.. ...._1414Liberty Loan, Fourth, Retrospect of 1607Liberty, Ordered-Safeguarding of a Com-mon Possession 1517Life Over Death, the Triumph of-What theWar Shall Achieve 1321Lloyd George War Policy or Penalization ofGermany 2212London Celebrates Victory Christmas 2401London and the Peace Conference Plans.. _ _ _2213London Markets Await Result of Elections_2120London Markets Firm on War News_ 1312, 1504London Markets Not Disposed to AdvanceAfter Armistice 1861London Markets Not Over-Enthusiastic asto Peace Prospects 1599London Markets, War Stock Liquidation onPeace Moves 1408London Security Markets Fail to Respondto Armistice-Further Liquidation 1943London Security Markets Firm on WarNews 1690, 1769London Security Markets Improved 2032

an and Government-Dreamers andLTA Doers 1608Massachusetts, Compulsory Voting Pro-posed in-Of Questionable Merit 1513McAdoo, Mr., Proposes Extending RailroadControl to Five Years 2210, 2312McAdoo, Mr., Retirement of 2028Merchandise, Gold and Silver, Imports andExports 2261Morals, Public, To-day and After theWar 1697Municipal Bonds, Availability of as Secur-ity for Deposits of Postal Savings Funds-See State and City Section, Dec. 21.Municipal Bond Sales 1397, 1853, 2203Mew York-/ New Jersey Vehicular Tunnel 2130Stock Exchange-Money Committee Reg-ulations Restrict Marginal Trading_ _ _1690


OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1918.] INDEXIII

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New York-( Concluded).Stock Exchange-No Boom in Stocks

Following Armistice 1858

Stock Exchange Shares and Bond Sales,1356, 1812, 2162

Stock Market and Peace Prospects 1596

1918-Place of in History 2405

Oats, Condition and Yield_ _ _ _1404, 1766, 2412

P Need of Economy in Government

A Use of 1953

Paris Bourse Quiet 2214

Partisan Considerations and the Coming

Elections 1318

Peace-Bolshevism Not Imminent 1941

Christmas, First, in 2322

Conference 2037

Congress and Archimede's Fulcrum 2320

French Rights EIS a Basis of 1413

Germany's Move for and President's Re-

ply 1405, 1412

Is It to Be Socialistic or Individualistic?_ _1866

London War Stock Liquidation under

Moves 1408

Markets Discounting Coming of_ - _1404, 1500

Negotiations, President Wilson Decides

to Be Present 1941

Offensive, the Day of the 1317

Power of the Press for 1512

Preserving the Spirit of 2128

President Conferring on Problems in Paris2313

President's Power Regarding-Foolish

Senate Resolutions 1605

Prospects as Affecting the Stock Market_1596

Reign of-The Duty of Enthroned Democ-

racy 1775

Unity of Action Indicated at Conference_2119

What, by Defeat, Means to Germany_ ....1776

Wilson to Attend Opening of 2031

Petroleum, Decree Re-establishing Free Sale

and Use of in France 2402

Postal Savings Funds-See Municipal Bonds.

Potatoes, Yield of 2412

President's Proposed Absence from the

Country 2038

Press, the Power of for Peace 1512

Prices, Retail, Proposal for Government

Fixing of 2221

Public Morals To-day and After the War.... _1697

Railroad Control and Wire Control, Con-

trast Between Government Action in _1417

Railroad Earnings, Gross and Net (mthly.),

1419, 1870, 2222

Railroads, Expediency of Immediate Return

Might Well Be Questioned 2030

Railroads, Government Control of-Mr.

McAdoo Proposes Extension to Five

Years 2210, 2312

Railroads, Government Control of-Those"Twenty-one Months" 1867

Railroads, the President and Their Return

to Owners 2126

Page.Railroads Under Federal Control, Status of-See Railway & Industrial Section, Nov. 2.

Railroads, Useless Physical Valuation of-The Element of Good-Will 1977

Reconstruction After the War 1414

Reconstruction and Resumption-Releasefrom Government Control 1951

Resumption and Reson.struction-Releasefrom Government Control 1951

Rice Yield in 1918 2412

Russia as a Nation to Swing Back into LinoWith Entente '1407

Russia, Indications of Clearing Away ofConditions of Anarchy 1942

Russia, Problems Connected with Provi-sioning and Policing of 1860

Rye Condition and Yield 1404, 1766, 2412

Safeguarding of a Common Possession-Ordered Liberty 1517

Sage (Russell) Millions-Socialism andDemocracy 2041

Security Markets Less Buoyant than An-ticipated Following Armistice 1858

Shipping, Permanent World Organization toHandle American Trade Fleet_2401

Silver Production in U. S. in 1917_ _17404, 1472Socialism and Democracy-The RussellSage Millions 2041

Stock Exchange. See N. Y. Stock Exch'ge.

Tariff-Reviving Old Issues 1778elegraph and Telephone Control. SeeRailroad Control.

Telegraph and Telephone Lines, No War-rant for Government Ownership of 2409

Trade, "Democracy" of 2219Trade, Restricting It by Regulating It.. _ _1319Transvaal Gold Production_ _ _1501, 1940, 2398Tunnel, Vehicular, New York and New

Jersey 2130Turkey Believed to Be About to Retire fromWar 1309, 1311

Turkey Secures Armistice and Retires fromWar 1690, 1691, 1696, 1768

United States-American Spirit and the Requirementsafter the War 1948

Bonds, Decline in 2312

Debt and Congressional Acts AuthorizingIt. See State & City Section Dec. 21.

Financial Statement 2447

Government Revenue and Expenditures1374, 1829, 2448

Government Securities, Further Droli in_ 2312

Imports and Exports of MerchandiseGold and Silver 1356, 1811

Money Stock 1472, 1663, 1741, 2001

National Balance Sheet as a Result ofWar 1949

Steel Corporation Dividend Reduced_ .. _ _1690Steel Corporation Unfilled Orders .1456,1897, 2262Treasury Cash and Cufrent Liabilities

1355, 1811, 2447

CURRENT EVENTS AND

Page.

Acceptances-See under Bank-era and Trade.

Aerial Coast Defense Plans 2245After War. See War.Aircraft Head, John D. Ryan

Resigns as-Said to Favor Ex-oneration of Men Accused inHughes's Report 2058

Aircraft, President Pardons Of-ficers Named in Hughes's Re-port 2242

Aircraft Report, Special, JusticeHughes Finds No Squandering

of Funds 1791

Aircraft Work, Ford DefendsEmployment of Aliens on ._.A793

Air Line Service, Planning fromAustralia to London 2244

Air Mall Service, Captain LipnerResigns from 2244

Air Mail Service, New York•-Chicago, Temporarily Sus-pended. 2438

Air Mall Service, Plans for Ex-tending 2243

Airplane Telephone in Use byAmerican Fighters 1970

Airplanes 12,000, Motors 31,814,Our War Products-ProblemsOvercome 2242

Algeria, Increased Note Circula-tion of the Bank of 1422

Alien Anarchists, Enactment ofBill Providing for Expulsionand Exclusion of 2335

Alien Property Custodian An-nounces that Armistice DoesNot Affect Ills Function orPolicy 2050

Allen Property Custodian SeizesExchange Seats of Aliens 2050

Allies' Economic Resources, JointControl of, Now in Operation _1444

Allies, House Committee Post-pones Action on Bill ExtendingCredits to After Peace 2328

Allies, McAdoo Requests forLegislation Extending Author-ity to Establish Credits for__ _2234

Allies, War Bill Against Germany,

David Lloyd George on 2252Allies, Wickersham Would Can-

cel Debts of 1636Alsace-Lorraino, Foreign Ex-change Ruling as to Remit-tances to 2045

America Calls Upon World toCondemn Bolshevik Outragesin Russia 1637

American Army Casualties inWar Time 236, 117, 2070

Page.American Bankers' Convention

Section. See following art-icles, &c.: .

Bankers and the War.Banking Section-"The Menace of Paternal-

ism," Otto H. Kahn."The Merchant Marine and

the Railroads," H. A.Wheeler.

"Necessity to StimulateAgriculture," ClarenceOusley.

"Employer and Employee,"W. H. Vandervoort.

Annual Address of RetiringPresident of Charles A.Hinsch.

Annual Report of GeneralSecretary.

Annual Report of GeneralCounsel.

Report of Insurance Com-mittee.

Report of AdministrativeCommittee,

Report of Agricultural Com-mission.

Report of Executive CouncilReport of Committee on Ac-

ceptances.Detailed Report of Proceed-

ings.Report of Committee on Co-

ordination of Activities.Report of State Bank Sect'n.Report of American Insti-tute of Banking Section.

Report of Committee on Fed-eral Legislation.

Report of Currency Com-mission.

Report of Clearing HouseSection.

Report of National Bank•Section.

Report of Committee on Co-operation of Banking As-sociations.

Report of State SecretariesSection.

Report of Say. Bank SectionReport of Committee on

State Legislation.Report of Insurance Refer-endum Committee.

Report of Federal ReserveMembership CampaignCommittee.

Report of Special Commit-tee of Five.

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Page.

United States-( Concluded).Treasury Currency Holdings _1356, 1811, 2447

Ifoting, Compulsory, Proposed in Massa-

' chusetts-of Questionable Merit 1513

War Bubbles-The Future 1511

" ar Cost in Human Lives 1943

War Cost, $175,000,000,000, Says FederalReserve Board 1943

War, Cultivating the Right Spirit in the 1

Conduct of 1607

War in Europe-Features of Operations-Allies Successes Continue on All Fronts

1310, 1407, 1504, 1598, 1692, 1768American Spirit and the Requirements

after the War 1948Armistice Concluded; Its Terms.... _1696, 1859

Austria Moves for Armistice 1690, 1691

British Casualties 1943Bulgaria Surrenders 1309, 1311, 1316Cambrai and St. Quentin Fall 1310

Durazzo Naval Base Destroyed by Allies 1311

End of 1865Ensuring Democratization after 1868German Casualties 1943Inter-Allied Economic Pool Formed 1311Lens, La Bassee and Armentieres Evacu-ated 1311

Military Plans Not Moderated by PeaceTalk 1598

Peace. See Peace.Shot Gun Used by Americans Protested-Lansing's Reply 1311

Tampa, U. S. Patrol Boat, Sunk in Brit-ish Channel 1311

Turkey Believed to Be Weakening.. 1309, 1311Turkey Secures Armistice_ _._1690, 1691, 1696U. S. National Balance Sheet as a Result

of 1949

War Loan (Fourth), A Last Word on 1414

War, Reconstruction after 1414

War, What, Shall Achieve-The Triumphof Life over Death 1321

Wars, New, Seeds of 2132Wheat Condition and Yield 1404,

2312, 2411, 2412

Wheat, Winter, Condition and Acreage_ _ _ _2312

Wilson & ederal Trade CommissionDismisses

Co.,dase Against 1500

Wilson, President-Bucking. ham Palace Visit 2400Conferring in Paris on Peace Problems_ _2313

Decides to Be Present at Peace Negotia-tions Congress 1941

France 2319

German Peace Move 1405, 1412, 1502

League of Nations 2400

Proposed Absence from United States_ _ _2038

Sails for France 2119, 2212

With American Army in France 2400

Wilson, Pres't, and the Peace Conference_ _2031

Wire Control. See Railroad Control.

year, Past, Place in History 2405

DISCUSSIONS.


Section-(Continued)-Clearing House Section-"Clearing House in War and

Peace," Wm. A. Law."Exchange, Collection or

Service Charges," Hollis-ter.

"Condensed Statements,"James Matthews.

"Clearing Houses in SmallerCentres," F. B. Brady.

"Exchange and CollectionCharges," Allen Doerfer.

Committee and Officers'Reports.

National Bank Section-"National Banks in WarTime," Harding.

"Mobilizing the Mind ofAmerica"ArthurE.Bestor.

"Great Britain for Democ-racy," Lt.-Col. Woodwark.

"State Taxation of Nation-al Banks," George Bryan.

"Federal Reserve Act," E.D. Hulbert.

Address of President, J. El-wood Cox.

State Bank Section-"Banking Evolution,"

Charles IT Sabin."State Banks and the Cot-ton Crop , " G eo. W . Rogers ." Characteristics of Live Stock

Paper," Benj. F. Berkeley."Charges for Presenting

Drafts and FurnishingInformation."

Savings Bank Section-"Effect of the War on Rail-

road Securities," Fran-cis H. Sisson.

"Operating Contract andFuture of RR. Securities,"Untermyer.

"Is Short-Time SecurityEssential for SavingsBanks?" Kemmerer.

"War Work of a SavingsBank." Wm. E. Knox.

"Potential Funds for Carry-ing on War." David Friday.

Committee and Officers'Reports.

Trust Company Section-"Trust Service and the War,"

Francis H. Sisson."Uncle Sam as Custodian ofEnemy Property," RalphStone.


Section- (Concluded)-Trust Co. Section-(Concl.)-"Conservation of Man

Power," Eugene LymanFisk.

"Work of Capital IssuesCommittee," John S.Drum.

Address of President FrankW. Blair.

Committees' and Officers'Reports.

Report of Committee onLegislation.

Report of Committee onProtective Laws.

Report of Committee onPublicity.

American-Bankers' Ass'n ConventionEnds-Resolutions, &c_ ....1353

Bankers' Ass'n Decides WhatPrivate Concerns Are Eligi-ble for Membership-Ad-vertising in Journal Defined 2078

Bankers' Ass'n Executive Coun-cil to Meet at White Sul-phur Springs in May 2443

Bankers' Ass'n, New Sec'y ofNat. Bank and ClearingHouse Section 2327

Bankers' Ass'n Proposal Con-cerning War Profits Taxa'n _1532

Bankers' Ass'n, Trust CompanySection Creates Committeeon Fiduciary Protection_ _ _ _1616

Casualty List, 28,000 NamesAdded 2246

Danish Commercial Agree-ment Signed 1550

Electric Railway Ass'n Pro-poses Committee to StudyElectric By. Problems 1977

Expeditionary Forces, Suspen-sion of Cable Service to__ _ _1637

Federation of Labor AttitudeToward I. W W 1976

Foreign Policy, Sen. Knox Sug- .gests New-Should Go Slowon League of Nations 2424

Publicity Bureau EstablishedIn Denmark 1551

Soldiers, in Armistice Order,Forbidden to Fraternizewith Foe 1970

Soldiers (311,219) Land: d iii

Europe in September 1540Telephone & Telegraph Co.,Agreement Reached on Gov-ernment Control of 1445


IV

Page.Americans Owning Property inEnemy Territory Urged to Re-port it by Dec. 31 2335America's War Losses at Sea.. _ _ _2070Anarchist—See Allen Anarchists 2335Anheuser-Busch Plant TakenOver for War Purposes 1343Anthracite Coal—See Coal.Anthracite Miners' Wages Read-justed—Increase to Bitumi-nous Miners Not Warranted _ _1715Anthracite Output, Effect of In-fluenza Epidemic on _1716Anti-Trust Suits, Action -Post-poned by U. S. Supreme Court 1542Argentina, Dr. Tomas Le BretonSucceeds Dr. Naon as Ambas-sador to United States 2346Argentina and U. S. Offer Media-tion in Peru-Chile Dispute_ ...2345Argentina Seizes Interned Ger-man Ships 1804Argentine Grain Crops for GreatBritain and France 2146Armenians Fully Protected byTurkish Armistice, DeclaresCecil 1802Armistice with Germany—Celebration of Signing of 1875Extended to Jan. 17—StifferTerms Exacted 2342German Fleet Urged to RejectTerms 1895Hostilities Cease on All Fronts 1891' No Explanation So Far ofChanges in 1890Terms of Announced by Pres-ident Wilson 1887Armour Sees Likelihood of HighFood Prices for Three Years _ _1963Army, No Special Releases fromLikely, Says Sec'y Baker 1970Army Ships .Released for GeneralTrade 2438Asia, Western, Appeal of Presi-dent Wilson on Behalf of Refu-gees of 2335Australia, Amendments to Li-censes for Shipments of Wheat2426Australia, Bill for Compulsory• Subscriptions to War Loans.. _1517Australia, Bill for Compulsory

Subscriptions to War Loan,Action on Postponed 1701Australia, Control of Imports in_1423Australia, Wheat Price for 1,000,-000 Tons to Be Marketed by.. _2051Australian Premier ProtestsAgainst Proposed Peace Terms1895Australian War Loan, Seventh,Details of—Total War Borrow-ings of Commonwealth_1611, 2045Austria-Hungary—Armistice Terms Agreed to by 1799Bankers Outline ProblemsFacing Their Country 2135Burian Admits War Is Lost—Expresses Faith in PresidentWilson 1631Burian Resigns as ForeignMinister 1722Emperor Announces Autonomyfor All Subject Races 1631Emperor Charles Abdicates—German Austria to JoinGerman Republic 1893Explanation of Peace Move asLogical Development of Pre-vios Similar Movements.. ..l452Explanation as to Why CentralPowers Asked for Truce.. _ _ _1547Germany Accepts Invitationto Peace Discussion 1351Hungarian Cabinet Resigns_ _1722Hungary Declares Indepen-dence as Chaos Grows 1800Joyous Celebration MarksAustrian Surrender 1800League to Enforce Peace En-dorses President's Refusal ....1350No Basis for Peace in Note,Says Balfour 1351Peace Efforts in 1917 Blockedby Germany, Says pzernIn_2251Peace Offer Still Open 1347Plea for Armistice Rejected—Autonomy for Subject RacesNot Enough—Text of Pres-ident's Reply 1630Pope Appealed to to SupportPeace Conference 1349Prepared to Make Heavy Sac-rifices to Obtain Peace 1453President Wilson's Rejectionof Peace Proposal 1349Securities Reported Exportedto Switzerland by Banks 2044Tisza, Count, Assassinated__ _1723Vienna Bourse Panic FollowsPresident's Reply to PeaceNote 1610View of Responsibility forStarting the War 2954War 13111 1519War Casualties 4,000,000.. _ _ _2246Wilson's Terms Accepted andRequest for Armistice Re-newed 1722. 1799Austrian Shipping Pooled forWar Supply and Relief Work_2438Austro-Italian Armistice, HowSigned 1803Automobile and Motor Race Sus-pension During War Re-quested 1335Automobile and Motor Sunday •Restrictions to Continue .....A443Automobile and Motor SundayRestrictions Withdrawn 1538

abson Roger W. Contentionsi4-P of, n Campaign on Behalfof Wage Earners BuildingHomes 2420Baggage on Railroads, ProposedUniform Rates and Rules for_1626Baker, Bernard N., FormerMember of Shipping Board,Death of 2437Bank Failures Statement, Comp.Williams Takes Exception toCriticism of 1705Bankers Acceptances, SpecialDiscounts Named by N. Y.Federal Reserve Bank 1325

INDEX [VoL. 107—PART 2.

Page.Banking, Sen. Owen to StudyAbroad in Interest of ProposedForeign Exchange Bank—Suggest BI-Weekly Stock Ex-change Settlements 2229Banks—See also under National,State, &c.

Banks, Appreciation by Director-Gen. McAdoo of Co-operationof in Railroad Financing _ _ _ _1625Barley Malt Exportation 2427Baruch Called to France byPresident Wilson2425Baruch Resigns from War In-dustries Board 2150Bavarian Government RevealsGerman Guilt for StartingWar—Socialists Demand Trialof Kaiser 2159Beans, Peas and Lentils, Dried,Importations_ 1533Beef, Butter and Fat Restric-tions Still in Force in Canada_2427Beef Purchases of Govern-ment to be Made on Basis ofQuality 1621Beer, New, for Brewing, Pro-hibition Against 1621Belgium to Demand Full In-dependence 1799Belgium, Foreign Exchange Rul-ing as to Remittances to 2045Belgium, King Albert Returns toBrussels—Claims Full Jade-dependence for 2068Belgium Preparings Its Claimsfor Reparation 1634Belgium Taxed $500,000,000 byGermany 1781Belgium, U. S. Credit andLoans to__1322, 1421, 1610,

1703, 1954, 2044, 2133, 2225Belgium's Glory Imperishable,Wilson's Word to King Alberton Name Day 1981Belligerents, Principal, Debts of,Before and After EnteringWar 1322Berger, Congressman-elect En-dorses Boisheviki 1971Besler's, W. G., Criticism ofRailroad Administration 22 19Bicycle Manufacturers Con-servation Program 1336Bielaski Resigns from Depart..meat of Justice 2335Billion Dollar Sinking Fund •Talked of 1875Binnoclos, Chronometers, &c.,May Again be Exported 2241Bituminous Coal. See Coal.

Blue Stones and Yellow StonesImportation 1539Bolivia Occupying Great ChacoZone also Claimed by Para-guay 2345Bolivia, Re-exportations to fromChile and Peru 2055Bolsheviki Endorsed by Con-gressman-elect Victor Berger _1971Borden, Sir Robert, Urges Anglo-American League to EnforcePeace 2251Brass, Regulations RegardingPurchase of by Metal Bed,&c., Manufacturers 1540Brass Section of War IndustriesBoard is Abandoned 2334Brass Shortage, Measures of WarIndustries Board for Overcom-ing 1790Brass and Steel Conserved inManufacture of Pens 1538

Brazil , Coffee Shipments from.. 2428Brazil, to Further U. S. Trade

Interests in 1641Brazil, Reports of Proposal ofSao Paulo to Abolish CoffeeExport Tax 2427Bread, Restrictions in Use of__ _ _1534

British—Chancellor Says Unmistakable

Defeat Only Cure for Ger-many 1798

Cotton Control Board, NewRegulations 2430

Cotton Mission in U. S____._1881Dead 1000Food Situation Still Serious in

Spite of Peace, Says FoodController - 1880

Gold Production, Commissionto Investigate Effect of Waron 1517

Gold Standard, Trade Com-mittee Urges Effective 2415Government to DiscontinueSelling Present Series of •War Bonds 2413House of Parliament Would.Permit Women to Sit in Par-liament 1637

King Sends Congratulations toEmpire and Thanks to Fight-ing Forces 1981Navy, Growth of During War.Years 1805Navy's War Loss 3966, 2246

Need American Cotton 1789New Elections to Be Held Dec.14 1979Premier Favors Keeping upWar Wages for at Least SixMonths 1980

£700,000,000 Vote of CreditProposed by Chancellor.... _ _1873

Transport Carrying AmericanTroops Torpedoed—All •on• Board Saved 1641Treasury Bill Offerings andSales by J. P. Morgan & Co.,1322, 1421, 1517, 1610, 1703,1780, 1872, 1954, 2044, 2133,

2225, 2325, 2413Treasury Less Stringent as toNew Capital Issues 1703Brown Brothers & Co. Centen-

nial Anniversary 2255Buenz, Dr. Karl G., Dies in In-ternment Camp 1611Building Materials, Modificationof Restrictions in Use of Coalfor 1883Building Restrictions All Re-moved 1968

Page.Building of Schools. Lifting ofRestrictions Affecting, Policyas to Construction Work inGeneral 1883Bulgaria—

Armistice Terms 1452King Abdicates in Favor ofSon Following Surrender toEntente 1451Note Asking Good Offices ofU. S., Text of 1519Quits the War—SurrendersUnconditionally to AlliedCommander 1345Report that King Abdicatesand Peasant Republic Es-tablished 1803Surrender 'of, Happenings onGerman Exchanges 1874Burleson, Postmaster-General in

Controversy with C. H. Mac-kay Over Compensation forTelegraph Lines 1973Burleson Urges Permanent Gov-ernment Ownership of Tele-phones and Telegraphs 2341Business Administration, Gradu-ate School of Harvard Univer-sity, Special Session 2443Butchers Required to LabelMeats 2052Butter, Canadian Order in Coun-cil Governing Use and Saleof 1534Butterfat in Sweet Cream Lim-ited to 2% 1786

Cablegrams'Confirmations of

Must be in Plain Language_1638Cablegrams, Foreign Exchangeand Delays in 1874Cables, Control of, Taken Overby Government 1972Cables, Government, Control ofto be Contested 2067Cables, Seizure of Condemnedby New York "World" 1975Canada—Beef, Butter and Fats Restric-

tions Still in Force 2427Coal Regulations Repealed_ _2334Corn (Seed) Export to 2427Cottonseed Meal Export to_ _ _2127Farmers of Ontario Demand

Free Trade with U. S 2420Fifth War Loan and OfficialTerms of 1424, 1518

Municipalities Authorized toFix Retail Prices of Necessi-ties Held for Sale 2426

Plans for National Employ-ment Agencies 2059

Restrictions on New MunicipalSecurity Issues Removed._ _ _1956

Thanksgiving Day, Dec. 1_ _ _2045War Savings and Thrift StampCampaign 2045Canadian—

Banks, Condition of.... _ _1323, 2133Butter, Order-in-Council Gov-erning Use and Salo of 1531

Coarse Grain Export Restric-tions Removed2 127

Commission to Protect Inter-ests of Dominion in Russia_2134

Live Stock and Packing Inter-ests Would Strengthen In-dustry in Relation to After-War Demands 2051

Oats (Seed) Canadian Commis-sion Authorized to Purchasein United States 2426

Order -i n- Council RemovingRestrictions on New Mu-nicipal Securities 2045

Pacific Liner Sinks with Allon Board 1805

Proposed Credit for Recon-struction Work Abroad_ __ _2015

Repeal of Regulations Requir-ing Use of Substitutes forWheat 2052

Second Victory Loan a Success 1956Steel Shipments RestrictionsModified 2333

Sugar Regulations 1534Sugar Restrictions Removed....2427Victory Bonds, Further Sta-

bilization of Prices Aban-doned 2414

Victory Loan Campaign toOpen as Planned Oct. 28,.. _1611Victory Loan, Second, Sub-scriptions — Reductions inAllotment 2133Victory Loan Second, Total—Market Prices 2225

Victory Loan Total Still In-creasing 2413Candy, Christmas, Sale Unre-

stricted 2147Castor Oil Beans, Price of $4 50per Bushel Set 1714Cattle Loan Agency at KansasCity Discontinued by WarFinance Corporation 2137Cereals, Substitute, Taken OffMarket 2427Chicago Balances in New YorkBanks Reduced 1782Chicago Board of Trade Abol-ishes Maximum Grain Price _ _1436

Chicago Board of Trade Rulingas to Grain in Cars on Tracks_1436Chicago & North Western andOther Roads Accept Govern-ment Contract 1344

Childs Company Claims SmallProfits 2148Childs Restaurants, Results ofComplaints Regarding FoodCharges.. 1786Chile-Peru Dispute, U. S. andArgentina Offer Mediation.... .2345Chile, Re-exportations to Boli-via from 2055Chile Seizes German Ships toPrevent Further Damage byCrews 1454-1804

Chilean Bank, Now, Proposed,, ,,2414China, Allied Governments Urgeto End Civil War 2344

China, Laxness of, as Ally, Com-plained of—Effort to EndCivil Warfare 181)5

Page.China Loan Agreement Exten-sion 1955China New President Inaugu-rated 1635China Plans Gold Note Issue.. _ _1423China's Campaign in Behalf ofU. S Fourth Liberty Loan__ A423Chinese Gold Currency Issue _1955Chinese Gold Issue Opposed byAllies 1611Chinese Government Loan Sub-scribed 1423, 1611Chinese Government ProposesEmbargo on Silver and CopperExports 1423Chinese Government Silver Em-bargo (Proposed) Approved.. A517Christmas Buying, Removal ofRestrictions, Affecting 2053Christmas Candy Sale Un-restricted 2147

City Taxation, New Schemes of..1444Clocks to be Turned by Oct 27_ _1541Clothing Conservation, Questionof Observing Schedule Left toTrade 2148

Coal—Anthracite Consumers Savingsby Use of Pea and Buck-wheat 1966Anthracite Increased Prices.._1966Anthracite Miners IncreasedWages, Schedule of2057Bituminous Storage Restric-tions Removed 1966Canadian Regulations Re-pealed 2334

11,000,000 Tons Must beShipped to France in 12Months 1.143

Holland Offered Supply byU. S.—Negotiations Re-opened for Rationing Agree-ment 1634

Increased Output Called forby Administrator 1334

Modification of Restrictions inUse of, for Building Mate-rials 1883

Reports of Issuance of OrderDenying Use of Coal forDomestic Heating Denied_1334Coastwise Shipping Lines Or-

dered Released from Controlby McAdoo 2251

Cocoa Beans, Restrictions onImports of, Modified as toAfrica, Dominican Republicand Haiti 2148, 2239Cocoanut Meat Import Restric-tions Removed 2127

Coffee, Brazil Shipment 2428Coffee Dealers Selling in Lots of25 Bags or Less, Profit MarginCondetnend2428Coffee Futures Ordered Liqui-dated at Fixed MaximumPrices 1787Coffee 'Imports, War TradeBoard to Consider Applica-tions for—Call for Report ofOutstanding Future Deliveries1621Coffee Licenses Under Directionof Sugar Equalization Board—Proposed Corporation toStabilize Prices 1533

Coffee Profits, Modification of_2428PCoffee, Sao aulo Proposal to

Abolish Export Tax 2427Coffee, Trading in Futures, beResumed on N. Y. Exchange..

2239, 2427Colleges, Militarizing 1639Commercial Treaties with U. S.,Senate Resolution Inquiring asto Abrogation of 2335Congress and Congressional Acts—Adjournment of 1959House Committee PostponesAction on Bill ExtendingCredits to Allies after Peace.2328

House Passes Bill to IncreaseMinor Coin Fund of U. S.Mint 1521

Merchant Marine Resolutionof Senate ' 2335

Phelan Succeeds Glass asChairman of Banking Com-mittee of House 2328

Philippines Export Bill, Em-powering President to Pro-hibit, Passed by House --_ _1540President's Annual Addressto.2140Prohibition Amendment toNat. Food Stimulation BillAdopted by Senate andSigned by President 1971Railroads Security OwnersAsks Hearing Before 2157Six Billion Dollar DeficiencyBill Passed by House 1619

Water Power Leasing Bill,Passed by House, Sent toConference by Senate 1338Women's Suffrage AmendmentDefeated in Senate—Presi-dent's Address 1340Contracts. See War Contracts.

Copper—Continuance of Government

Control and Allocation_ -_.. -1267Export Association Formed byProducers 2334

Modification of Import Ruling1539Oro, Modification of ImportRestrictions 2433Price Continued at 26 Cents.. _1715Price Fixing to End Jan. 1—Wages of Miners 2333Regulations Regarding Pur-chase of, by Metal Bed,&c.,Manufacturers 1540Corn, Chicago Board of Trade's

Ruling as to Grain in Cars onTracks 1436Corn (Seed) Export to Canada...2427Corn and Hog Prices, Agricul-tural Advisory Comm. Recom-mendations Concerning 1332Corn Importation from the RiverPlato District 1533Corn Milling Grades, Changes in,Agreed on 1533Corn Prices, Movement for Sta-bilization of 1620


OCTOBER—DECEMBER, 1918.] INDEX

Page.Cotton—American Cotton and GrainExchange Opening in N. Y..1715

Atlanta Fed. Res. Bank onSituation 2229

British Mission in U. S 1881British Need of American_ __ _1789Changes in Regulations Gov-

erning Applications to Ex-port 1536

Changes in Regulations Affect-ing Exportation of 2333

Crop Financing, Fed, Res.Board on Bearing .of UnionDiscount Corp. in 1519

Distribution Comm. of WarIndustries Board Resigns.. _2332

Distribution Comm. Denies •Reports of Cancellation ofArmy Contracts 1788

Export Restrictions Removed..1964Fabric Price Changes Concern-

ing Gingham Trade 2053Farmers Urged against Sellingat Present Prices 1714

Fixing of Prices Unnecessary*Finds Comm. of War Indus-tries Board 1788

Freight Rate StabilizationSought by Senator Smith_ _2332

Futures, Bill to Prohibit Gam-bling in 2332

Governors of Growing StatesUrge Holding for Not Lessthan 35 Cents 2053

Industry Seeks Aid in MovingStocks and More LiberalLicensing System for Ship-ments 1881

International Conference Pro-posed 2238

Italy's Financing Plan 1423Liverpool Exchange Removes

Restrictions against ShortSelling 2332

Manufacturers to Use GradesBelow Middling 1714

Maximum Goods Prices Con-tinued 1964

New Regulations of BritishControl Board 2430

N. Y. Exchange Rule Amend-ments Limiting to 2 CentsFluctuations in Prices ofFutures 1438

Ocean Freight Rate on Exportsto Spain 1536

Price Fixing to Cease Jan. 12238, 2332

Price Fixing, DevelopmentsGrowing out of Reports of_ _1438

Price Revisions on CottonGoods Postponement 1438

Probe of Exchange Doubted_ _1789Purchases for Army . Discon-

tinued 1964Regulations Affecting Imports

of Egyptian Revoked 2332Resignation of Committee on

Distribution of War Indus-tries 2238

Speculative Short Selling Pro-hibited on New York andNew Orleans Exchanges—Action in Liverpool 1880

Speculative Short Selling Re-strictions Removed 2238

Straddles Permitted—Liver-pool Maximum FluctuationsEnlarged 1965

Textile Merchants' Disapprov-al of Unjust Cancellationsby Merchants 1964

Withdrawal of Regulations Af-fecting Exportation 2053

Cotton Seed Meal Exports toCanada 2427

Court Decisions—Mooney Appeal Denied bySupreme Court 1970

U. S. Supreme Court Post-pones Action on Anti-TrustSuits 1542

Crop of Northwestern States,Billion-Dollar, Financing of.. _1616

Cuban Sugar Contract 1620Czecho-Slovak Declaration of In-dependence 1632

Czecho-Slovaks Recognized byU.S. as Nation and Belligerent1453

Czecho-Slovaks, U. S. ExtendsCredit of $7,000,000 to 1954

Dallas Cattle Loan Agency Dis-continued—War Fin anc e

Corp. to Loan up to 100%of Advances on Cattle 2228

Danes of Schleswig, Prest. WilsonExpresses Sympathy for 2068

Daniels, Secretary, Urges BigNavy Despite Ending of War _2154

Danish - American CommercialAgreement Signed 1550

Davis, J. W., to Succeed WalterHines Page as Ambassador toGreat Britain 1343

Daylight Saving Law, Effect inNew York of Continuance of _1541

Debs, Eugene V., Socialist Lead-er, Convicted under EspionageAct 1342

Debts of Principal BelligerentsBefore and After Entering War1322

Demobilization Plans 1969Denmark, American PublicityBureau Established in 1551

Denmark Anxious to RegainSchleswig-Holstein 1634

Denmark, Regulations Govern-ing Export of Commodities to_1550

Discount Corp. of N. Y., JohnMcHugh President of 1427

Discount Houses, Proposed Or-ganization of—F. J. Wade onReconstruction Period 2415

Discount Markets of U. S. andLondon, Comparison of byJohn Bolinger of Nat. Shaw-mut Bank 2414

Dollar Exchange 1520Drugs, Influenza, High Prices for1966Dry Goods, Retail, ProposedGovernment Control of 1439

Dutch East Indies, Importationsfrom 2430

Page.Dyewoods and Other Natural

Dyestuffs, Import Restric-tions Removed 2431

Dyewoods and Vegetable DyeExtracts, Restrictions as toImports of 1537

V cuador, Rates of ExchangeFixed by 2414

Eggs to Be Sold by N. Y. City.. 2052Eggs, Retailers' Profits Re-

stricted 1787Egyptian Cotton Imports, WarTrade Board Revokes Regula-tions Affecting 2332

Electric Heating Appliances,Discontinuance of Certain, Or-dered—Other Restrictions__ _ _1623

Electric Lights, Proposal toCharge Office Tenants for_ _ 1445

Electric Ry. Ass'n, American,Proposes Committee to StudyElectric Ry. Problems 1977

Electric Rys., Wage Increases on 1977Enemy Aliens, All RestrictionsRemoved 2437

England—Aid in Establishing Indepen-dent Governments in NearEast 1895

No Capital Issues WithoutTreasury Sanction 2044

War Savings System Contin-ued 2044

Essential Industries Finance Cor-poration 1520, 1612

Essential Industries Finance -Corporation to Dissolve 2136

Essex County, N. J., Question ofEstablishment of ClearingHouse 2227

Europe, Middle, Union of SmallNations Formed to ProtectMutual Interests 1550

Exchange, Dealings With Neu-tral Countries—Facts Deducedfrom Questionnaire of ForeignExchange Bank 1426

Export Licenses, Proceeding Re-garding Shipments to UnitedKingdom, France, Italy orJapan 2434

Export Licenses, RegulationsGoverning Applications for Is-suance of 1969

Export Licenses, Revised Regu-lations Governing ExpirationDate of 1538

Export Licenses Valid Until Used,War Trade Board Announces_2056

Export, Removal of Restrictionson Purchases for 2430

Express, America' Railway,Proclamation Placing UnderControl of Director-General ofRailroads 1978

Express Rates, Higher, Approvedby Inter-State Corn. Corn.—McAdoo's Statement 1794

Express Rates, Increase Orderedby RR. Administration forJan. 1 2065

Farm Construction, RegulationsAllowing When Cost DoesNot Exceed $1,000 1333

Farm Loan Bonds, Offering of byBankers' Joint Stock Bank ofMilwaukee 2327

Farm Loan Bonds, Offering byLiberty Joint Stock Bank atSalina, Ran 1783,2327

Farm Papers, Publishers of Re-quired to Reduce Print PaperConsumption 1333

Farmers Loaned $139,378,156 byFederal Farm Loan Banks_ _ _ _2046

Farmers of Ontario Demand FreeTrade With United States _2420

Farrell, James, Says Ships FirstFactor in Reconstruction 1884

Fats, Animai and Vegetable, Ex-portation of 1787

Federal Farm Loan Banks LoanFarmers $139,378,156 2046

Federal Farm Loan Bonds Inter-est to Be Reduced from 5 to4% 76, 1704

Federal Land Bank of Spokane_ _2046Federal Land Banks of St. PaulAid Minnesota District Devas-tated by Fire 1613

Federal Reserve Act—Phelan Bill Amending (En-

acted) Grants FiduciaryPowers to National Banks....1323

Proposed Amendment Permit-ting Reserve Banks to Have100% Surplus 2327

Federal Reserve Bank's CircularConcerning Exchange of 1918War Savings Certificates 2331

Federal Reserve Banks, Regroup-ing of Directors of 1614

Federal Reserve Board—Cotton Crop Financing, Boardon Bearing of Union Dis-count Corporation in 1519

Federal Reserve Notes Distri-bution, Proposal to BearCost of 1519

Foreign Exchange Rulings by_1615Liberty Bond Exemption Act_1519Re-Elects Directors WhoseTerm Expires Dec. 31 2230

Strauss Confirmed as Memberof, by Senate 1615

Strauss Vice-Governor 1705Warraing against Inflation In-

cident to Rising Prices 1782Federal Reserve Matters—

Atlanta District—Business Conditions—Crop

Conditions 1782Cotton Situation2229Proposed Branch at Savan-nah 2229

Capital Issues Committee—Activities to End Dec. 31-2421Gradual Relaxing of Struc-

tures 2137highway Improvement Re-

strictions Removed 1883Modification of Restrictionsof 2047

Page.Federal Res. Matters—(Concl.)

Capital Issues Com.—(Concl.)Not to Interfere with Bank-ing Relations BetweenBanks and Customers,According to J. B. Regan-1325

Report of 2228Restrictions Affecting Secur- •

ity Issues to Be Continued1875Security Issues Supervision

to Continue 1957Chicago District—

Election 2421New Assistant Cashiers.. _ ....1705

Clesilland District—Currency Shipments Char-

ges to Be Paid by 1520Minneapolis District—J. I. Rich, on Control Exer-

cised by Capital IssuesCommittee over UnsoundSecurities 2328

New York District—Business Conditions Follow-ing Signing of Armistice_2230

Election of Directors 2230Reserve RequirementsChanges 1705

Special Rediscount RatesNamed for Bankers' Ac-ceptances 1335

Philadelphia District—Dividend 2421G. W. F. Gaunt, Director,Dies 1325

Richmond District—Subscriptions in District to4th Liberty Loan byStates2232

St. Louis District—Little Rock Branch 2046

San Francisco District—Consolidation of Separate

Organizations of 1520Federal ReserveNotes,Growth of1613Federal Trade Commission, W.B. Colver on ReconstructionProgram 2061

Felt Manufacture for Use inPianos Prohibited 1787

Felt Mills Authorized to SupplyCivilian Demands 2054

Financial Reconstruction, War-burg on Some Phases of 2418

Flaxseed or Linseed, Modifica-tion of Import Restrictionsfrom River Plate 2240

Florida House and Senate RatifyNat. Prohibiton Amendment_

2061, 2247Flour Milling Regulations Can-

celed 2428Foch, Ditinguished ServiceMdeal Conferred by Pershing _1981

Foch Sends LibertyLoanMessage1430

Food Administration—Administration Has NotCeased Activities 2428

Armour Sees Likelihood ofHigh Prices for Three Years 1963

Butchers to be Required to• Label All Meats 2052Butterfat in Sweet Cream

Limited to 2% 1786Changes in Allowance for

Vessels 2052• Child's Restaurants, Results

of Complaints RegardingCharges 1786

Christmas Candy Sale Un-restricted 2147

Coffee Futures Ordered Liqui-dated at Fixed MaximumPrices 1787

Coffee Import Modifications_2428Coffee Licenses Under Direc-

tion of Sugar Board—Pro-posed Stabilization of Prices 1535

Coffee Sale Price, in SmallLots, Condemned 2428

Conservation Week, Dec. 1-7_2052Eating Place Orders Revoked_2425Eggs Profits of Retailers

Restricted 1787Fair Price Schedule to be Dis-

played by Retailers 2052Flour Milling RegulationsCanceled 2428

Fourth Meal DiscontinuanceRequested 2053

General Regulations Modifica-tion 1713, 1786

Government Beef Purchases to 'be Made on Basis of Quality 1621

Grain Dealers Profits Restric-tions 1436

Grain Futures Not Dealt in by 1620Grain Futures Trading Time

Limitation Removed 2332Grain (Coarse) RestrictionsRemoved 2427

Hog and Corn Prices, Agric.Advisory Committee Re-commendation 1332

Hog Price Minimum of $18 50at Chicago Recommendedby Agricultural AdvisoryCommittee Reduced to $18_1533

Hoover Goes to Europe toOrganize Relief Administra-tion to Last Until Peace_ _ _1878

Hoover in Urging ContinuedSavings Appeals to "WorldConscience' 2146

Hoover Outlines Demands onU. S. to Meet Food Prob-lems Abroad 1962

Hoover, Plan to Make Direc-tor-General of Relief Ship-ments to Austria—Plea ofGermany 2147

Malsters, Permits for 1787Milk Control Discontinued__ _2428Milk Prices for October—

Reduction In Proposed 2-Cent Increase 1436

Milk Prices for November—Dairymen's Demands Crit-icized 1714

Milk Prices for November,Further Increases in—Pro-test by Mayor Hylan 1880

New Conservation Program—Further Restriction in SugarApportionment and Use ofBread 1534

Page.Food Administration--(Concl.)

Oranges, Margin of ProfitFixed 1788

Prices, Review of Course of, byHoover 1878

Prohibition Against Kreuzenon New Beer for Brewing....1621

Scandinavians to Increase Pro-duction 1879

Situation Still Serious; inSpite of Peace, Says BritishController 1880

Sugar Allotment of Candy,Ice Creem and Syrup Manu-facturers Cut 1621

Sugar Allowance Further In-creased—Soft Drink Produc-tion Order Rescinded 1963

Sugar Allowance Increased.. _ _1713.Sugar Certificates to be Dis-

continued Dec. 1 2051Sugar Distribution Basis, New 1536Sugar Rationing in Neutral

Countries and Those in War,Comparison of 2146

Sugar Restrictions Removed_ _ 2146Sugar, 775,000 Tons Saved by

Conservation 2430Turkeys, Strictures RegardingWeight of 1787

Turkeys, Warring AgainstUndue Profits at Thanks-giving 2052

Wheat Price Guarantee toStand for 1919 Crop_ _2145, 2426

Wheat Restrictions Removed_1879Wheat Flour Restrictions,

Reasons for Removing 242Food, Supreme War Council's

Resolution for Supplying of,by U. S. and Allies to Sur-rendered Nations 1788

Ford, Henry, Says Moneyed In-terests Beat Him at Polls.. 1970

Ford, Henry, Candidacy of, forMichigan Senatorship 1341

Ford, Henry, Defends Employ-ment of Aliens on AircraftWork * 1793

Foreign Exchange Dealers A.sso-elation Formed 1873

Foreign Exchange and Delay inCablegrams 1874

Foreign Exchange Division ofFed. Res. Board, RestrictionsAffecting Letters of Credit_ _ _1783

Foreign Exchange Ruling as toRemittances to Belgium, Al-sace and Lorraine 2045

Foreign Exchange Rulings byFederal Reserve Board 1615

Foreign Exchange Situation Ex-plained by Asst. Sec. of Treas.Leffingwell 1613

Foreign Trade Promotion, N. Y.Office of Dept. of CommerceEngaged in 1961:

Forgan, James, View on Read-justment to Peace Basis—Gradual Relaxing of CapitalIssues Strictures 2137'

France—Aid in Establishing Independ-ent Governments in .NearEast 1895

Caillaux, Ex-Premier, on Trialfor High Treason 1806

Clock Turned Back in 1446Denounces Treaties Contain-ing Most-Favored NationClauses 2345

Full Reparation to Be De-manded for War Damage_ _1546

German Money ImportationProhibited by Decree 2044

Japan Extends Credit to 2044Minotto Admits Relations

with Caillaux and Luxburg—Denies Wrong Intent _ _ _ _1806

Poincare Address and Wilson'sReply 2343

$680,000,000 Apropriated forTransition to State of Peace.1956

$60,000,000 in Gold Receivedfrom Russia by GermansDeposited in France 2414

Tardieu on Needs of—HisAppeal to the United States.1876

U. S. Credits and I.oans to1610, 1703, 1873

War Disbursements of 2325What, ITas Raised 2134Wilson Receives Cordial Wel-come in 2342

Wilson's Address to FrenchSocialists 2344

Franco-Russian Alliance, PacificNature of, Revealed in NewFrench "Yellow Book" 1343

Franco-Swiss Commercial TreatyTerminated 1550

French—Army of Occupation, Text of

Petain's Order to 1981Business Leaders Suggest Eco-nomic Union of Allies asPeace Guaranty 1804

Day at Altar of Liberty 143/League of Nations Plan—League Idea Endorsed byClemenceau 2442

Liberation Loan, Mexican Sub-scriptions to 2226

Liberation Loan, Subscrip-tions to 2133

Notes of Small Denomination,Issuance of, to Pay forArmy Occupation 2414

Optical Glass Imports Con-trolled by U. S. Government1623

Soldiers Urged to Be on TheirBest Behavior in Germany_1896

War Bonds, Record Subscrip-tions to 1517, 1873

War Loan Campaign, Openingof 1610

War Loan, New, Part of, toBe Issued in London 1873

Fuel Administration—Administration to Continue

Control until Peace 1966Anthracite Consumers Savingsby Use of Pea and Buck-wheat Coal 1966

Anthracite Increased Prices_ _1966


VI INDEX [VoL. 107—PART 2.Page.Fuel Administration—_(Concl,)

Anthracite Miners' Wages Re-adjusted—Butuminous In-.crease Not Warranted 1715Automobile and Motor RaceSuspension Requested Dur-ing War 1335Bituminous Coal Storage Re-strictions Removed 1966Coal for Domestic Heating,Report of Issuance of OrdersDenying Use of for, Denied-.1334Coal Output Increase Called

Page.Germany—(Continued.)Armistice Terms Announcedto Congress by PresidentWilson 1887Armistice Terms Awaited by—People's Government NowSupreme, Says Solt 1720'Armistice Terms Signed, Hos-tilities Cease on All Fronts_1891Austria's Invitation to PeaceDiscussion Accepted 1351Balfour Opposes Return ofColonies 1798

Page.Germany—(Concluded)U. S. Stirred by Reports of

Signing of Armistice by_ _ _ _1797Von Hertling Address on Atti-tude Toward Peace 1351Von Hertling Resigns as Chan-cellor—Move for Parliamen-tary Government 1346Wickersham Says No PeaceWith Yet 1432

Wilson's Reply to Peace Plea,Text of 1450Glass, Carter, Nominated and

Page.Great Britain—(Concluded)Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur,J. P. Morgan AnnouncesFund in Memory of 1610U. S. Credit and Loans to,

1954, 2325War Bonds, National, ThirdSeries, Prospectus of 1807Greece, U. S. Credit to 2133Grindstones Importation 1539Guaranty Trust Co. to Act as

Correspondent of Tata Indus-trial Bank, Ltd., of India__ _ -1616

for. by Administrator 1334 Banks' Gold Reserve Reduc- Confirmed and Sworn in as Guatemala Day at the Altar of •11,000,000 Tons Coal Must Be tion Incident to Armistidb_ _2133 Successor to Sec. of Treas. Liberty 1433

Shipped to France in 12 Bavarian Government Reveals McAdoo 2138, 2230, 2328 Guatemala Restrictions on Im-Months 1443 German Guilt for Starting Glass, Sec. of Treas., Appeals for ports from, Lifted—Sugar andGarfield Resigns as Adminis- the War—Socialists Demand Continued Support of Govern- Coffee to Have Priority 2332trator 2150 Trial of Kaiser 2159 ment 2329 Gutta-Siak, Modification of Re-

Kerosene 011 Producers Urged Belgium Taxed $500,000,000_1781 Gloves, Leather, Restrictions in strictions on 2148to Increase Output 1334 Berlin Bourse Panic 1610 Manufacture of 1965Lightless Night Restrictions Cash HoardingWarned Against Glycerine Prices, War Ind. Board Haiti, Flag of, Dedicated toPartially Removed 1882 by President of Imperial Not to Fix Minimum Now_ 2054 Cause of Allies 1433

Lightless Night Restrictions Bank 2133 Gold Basis, Mexico on 1873 Haiti, Minister to U. S. from,Removed 1967 Celebration in U. S. of Signing Gold Currency Issue, Chinese_ 1955 Dies 1530Modification of Restrictions in of Armistice with 1875 Gold at a Discount, Bank of Harden Says Kaiser Must BearUse of Coal for Building Constitutional Changes—So- Netherlands and the Practice His Part of Cross—GormanMaterials 1883 cialists Taken into Ministry 1451 of Dutch Banks of Accepting_1423 Press Bolder 1721

011 Industry Asked to Suspend Crown Prince Blames War on Gold, London Chamber of Com- Harden Would Abolish GermanVoluntary Plan for Stabili- Generals and Diplomats_ _ _2254 merce Opposed to Raising Price Empire as Superfluous Luxury 1721zation of Prices 2333 Crown Prince Reported to of 1703 Harness (Black Leather) Prices

Sunday Motor Restrictions to Have Renounced Right to Gold, Modification of Regula- to Be Discontinued Dec. 1_ _2054Continue 1443 Throne 2254 tions Governing Exportation Hat, Manufacture, Fur and Felt,

Sunday Motor Restrictions Denies Stories of Pillage and of manufactures Containing, Restrictions on, Removed_ _ - _2333Withdrawn 1538 Wanton Destruction 1546 2325, 2413 Hats, Straw, Restrictions on

White Resigns from Adminis- Emery Impression of Banks_ _2226 Gold Money Stock of World— Manufacture Removed 2054tration 1967 Financial Position 1780, 2044 Proportion Held in U. S 2226 Hemp Seed, Canary Seed and

Fuel Commission Appointed to French Soldiers Urged to be Gold, New Regulations Govern- Alfalfa Seed Imports Restric-Visit Foreign Countries 1622 on Their Best Behavior in. 1896 ing Exportation of Manufac- ted 1534

Funds, Transfer to Foreign Coun- Gold Received from Russia tures Containing 1954 Hides, Maximum Prices Contin-tries, New Restrictions Affect- Deposited in France 2414 Gold Note Issue Planned by ued 2054ing 1703 Hamburg-American Line Base China 1423 Hides, Maximum Prices for

Furniture Conservation An- in Virgin Islands Seized by Gold Production, British Com- South American Refrigerated-2054nounced by War Ind. Board_ _1440 Alien Property Custodian_ _1637 mission to Investigate Effect of Hides and Skins, Import Restric-

Furniture Conservation Schedule Harden Would Abolish Empire War on 1517 tions Modified at to PurchasesRescinded 2054 as Superfluous Luxury 1721 Gold Production, McAdoo Ap- before June 15 1918 2055Interned Germans to be Sent points Committee to Study_ _ _1780 Hides and Skins, MaximumGarfield, H. A., Resigns as Home by Great Britain_ _ _ _2068 Gold and Silver for Domestic Use, Prices to End Jan. 31 2433

U.S. Fuel Administrator_ _2150 Ireland Aroused by Submarine Restrictions Removed 1954 Highway Improvements, Re-Gary, Judge, View as to Re- Sinking of Mail Steamer— Gold Situation, H. E. Cooper on 1427 moval of Restrictions upon_ --1883PPeadjustment Period 1884 German Official "Deplores" Gold Standard, Effective, Brit- Highway's Work Approved byGasoline and Oil Situation Out-Tragedy 1548 ish Committee on Currency U S. Highways Council 1542

lined by Director Requa 1335 Kaiser Approves Reforms Set- Would Restore-. 1780 Hog and Corn Prices, Agric. Ad-Gasoline Stove Manufacture ting Limits to Autocratic Gold Standard, Effective, British visory Comm. Recommenda-

Discontinuance Advised 1623 Powers 1797 Trade Committee Urges 2415 tions 1332Gaunt, G. W. F.

' Director of Kaiser Loses Power to Declare Gold, Western Producers to Hog Island Shipyard Investiga-

Fed. Res. Bank of Philadel-phia, Death of 1325

War—Other ConstitutionalChanges 1545Present Petition to SecretaryMcAdoo 1703

tion—Waste, But No Fraud,Discovered 2434

German— Kaiser Merely a Tool, Says Gompers Warns That Labor Hog Island Shipyard MonumentArmistice Modification, Ap-

peals, Further 1982Harden 2252Kaiser Must Bear His Part of

Unions Will Fight Wage Re-ductions 1975to American Efficiency, SaysChas. A. Stone 2436

Armistice Request, President's Cross, Says Harden—Press Government Control, Hughes Hog Island Shipyard, Survey toNote Transmitting Reply of Bolder 1721 Sees Greater Efficiency Under Determine Future Policy To-Allied Governments to 1795 Kaiser (ex) Signs Abdication Private Control 2236 ward 2436Bank (South) Syndicate 1427 Decree—Crown Prince Still Government Ownership of Pub- Hog Price Minimum of $18 50 atBanks Control Industry 2050 Clings to Rights 2158 lic Utilities, Merchants' Asso- Chicago, Recommended byChancellor's Address to Kaiserism, Otto H. Kahn on ciation Appoints Committee to Agric. Advisory Comm., Re-Reichstag on Peace Nego- Special Reckoning of Men Report on 2341 duced to $18 1533

tiation 1450 of German Descent with __1543 Grain, Chicago Board of Trade Hogs, Light Weight, ExcludedChancellor's Speech Regard- Kaiser's Proclamation to Army Lifts Ban on News 2332 from Export—November Pri-ing Peace Overtures—Fun- and Navy Announcing Offer Grain Dealers, Notice of Chicago ces Continued 2051damental Changes 1629 of Peace 1450 Board of Trade Concerning Holland. See also Netherlands.Chile and Argentina Seize In- Lammasch Appeals to Lansing Reports to Be Filed by 1620 Holland to Resume Trade Inter-terned Ships 1804 Not to Humiliate Germany _1797 Grain Dealers' Profits, Restric- rupted by Submarines 1805

Constitution—Where Autoc- Ludendorff Resigns as Military tions on 1436 Holland, U. S. Offers Coal to—racy is Intrenched 1636 is Subjected to Civil power.. 1720 Grain Embargo in West 1435 Negotiatins Reopened for Ra-Elections for National Assem- Lloyd George on Allies' War Grain Futures, Food Board Not tioning Agreement 1634bly to be Held Jan. 19 2443 Bill Against 2252 Dealing in 1620 Homes, Wage Earners Building,Exchange, Decline in 1610 Mark, Increase in Value 1780 Grain, Permits for Shipments to Babson on 2420

Exchanges, Happenings on,with Surrender of Bulgaria_1874

Must Pay, Says Lloyd George,and Guilty Individuals beChicago to Be Applied for by 'Shipper 1436

Honduras-Nicaragua BoundaryDispute, U. S. to Arbitrate_ --1454

Exchanges, Panic on, with Punished 2252 Grain Milling, Restrictions Re- Honduras, No Peace Yet, SpiritBulgaria's Surrender 1422 Peace Note, Latest, Public newed 2332 of, as Flag Is Raised IIere_- —1432Foods Appeals Renewed—Sug-

gests Sending CommissionOpinion with Regard to_ __ _1626Polish Account of Interview

Grain Price, Maximum, Abol-ished by Chicago Board ofHonduras Takes $3,500,000 Lib-erty Bonds 1432

to America, and Wants with Kaiser and Crown Trade 1436 Hotel and Restaurant Food Re-Hoover to Help 1982 Prince 1633 Grain (Coarse) Restructions Re- strictions Removed 2425Finances, Effect of Bulgaria's President Wilson Appealed to moved 2427 Hu_ghes, Charles E., Sees GreaterSurrender on 1422 for Aid to Avert Famine— Grain Shipping Permits, Rule on 2146 Efficiency in Private than Gov-Fleet Urged to Reject Armis- Wants Peace Negotiations Grain, Time Limitation on Fu- ernment Control 2236

tice Terms 1895 Hastened 1894 tures Trading Removed 2332 Hughes in Special Aircraft Re-Government Asks People's President's Object in Peace Grain Trading Rules on Chicago port Finds No Squandering ofSupport Promising Steady Discussion with 1626 Board of Trade, Change in _2332 Funds 1791Progress of Reform 1796 President's Policy Concerning Grains (Coarse), Removal of Re- Hungary Declares Independence

High Seas Fleet Surrendered— —Senate Resolution Giving strictions by Canada 2427 as Austrian Chaos Grows_ _ _ -1800Stripped to Build Subma- Blanket Approval, Also Greases, Soft, Exportation of_ _ _2237 Hurley Discusses Our Merchantrines, Says Capt. Perseus_ _1980 Resolution to Restrict 1636 Great Britain— Marine and La Follette Sea-League of Nations Plan 1352 President's Reply to—Foch Arbitration Treasty With Ex- man Act 2058

Military Power Now Under Will Determine Armistice— tended Ten Years 1550 Hylan, Mayor, Bars Red FlagCivil Control, Says Erz- Reform Must be Thorough_ 1544 Balfour Opposes Return of from Streets of New York_ __ _1971berger 1546 President's Reply to Third German Colonies 1798 Hylan's Proclamation of Days ofMines Seized 1422 Note 1628 Balfour Endorses Wilson's Prayer after Victory 1876

Mark, Rise in October, Lon-don Explanation of 1954

Prussian Franchise Reform_ _ _1546Republic, German Austria toPeace Views—Victory OverGermany Must Precede Tmmigation Law ModificationsMoney, French Decree Pro- Join 1893 League of Nations 1350 —Repatriation of Certainhibiting Imports of 2044 Reply to President's Note of Capacity for Absorbing New Aliens in Service of U. S. orMortar Guards N. Y. Stock Inquiry Considered Unsat- War Issues 1873 Allies 2245

Exchange 1431 isfactory 1544 Clocks Turned Back in 1446 Import Licenses, Extension ofProperty Valued at $100,000,- Reply to President's Note of Davis, John W. Succeeds Period of Validity of 2148000 to be Sold by Alien Prop-erty Custodian 1789

Oct. 14, Text of 1627Revolt in—Kaiser and CrownPage as Ambassador to,

1343. 2068Import License Numbers, Official

Cabling of, No Longer Re-Reichsbanks' Issuance of Pa- Prince in Flight—Socialist Ex-Premier Asquith's Views on quired 2430per Money 1704 Republic Proclaimed 1892 League of Nations_ 2067 Import Restrictions Lifted onRuble Exchange Fall, Diffi-culties from 1781

Roosevelt Regrets Peace Nego-tiations with 1547Floated to Victory on a Waveof 011, says Earl Curzon_ _ _2068

Purchases Made Before An-nouncements of Restricted

Ships at Callao, U. S. and Russia Pays Second Install- Geddes Warns of Renewed Sub- Lists 2430Peru Reach Agreement for ment of War Indemnity_ _ _1421 marine Menace 1549 India, Shipments of Silver to,Use of 1454 Sale of German-Owned Prop- Germany Must Pay and Guilty Melting of Silver Dollars1781, 1957

Ships, Chile Seizes to Pre-vent Further Damage by •

erty in U. S. Protested_ _ _ _1635Security Exportations to Switz-Individuals Be Punished,Says Lloyd George 2252

Industrial Opportunities in FarEast, W. II. Rastall to Inves-

Crews 1454 erland by Banks of 2044 Holders of National War Bonds tigate 2434Swiss Agreement Provides for Spain Breaks with 2252 Asked to Invest Dividends Industrial Workers of the World,Trade Between Swiss and Spain Reaches Agreement with in War Bonds 1610 American Federation of LaborNorthern Neutrals 1551 on Shipping Dispute 1453 How Helped Us Get Our Men Attitude Toward 1976

War Credit, Proposed 1610 Subject Races also Seek Free- Abroad 2253 Inflation and High Prices, A. C.War Loan, Ninth, Subscrip-

tions 2133dom 1798Submarine Power Limited _1549

Iron and Steel Export Pricesto be Fixed by 2433

Miller on 2415Influenza Drugs, High Prices for.1966Women Appeal to Mrs. Wil- Teutonic Nations Again Move King George and President Insurance. See War Risk.son and Jane Addams for for Peace—Ask Armistice Wilson Exchange Messages Insurance Commissioners AdoptMitigation of Armistice__ _1982 and Accepts Wilson's Prin- on Peace 1895 Measures to Stabilize Securi-

Women Must Secure Permits ciples as Basis for Discussion1449 Lloyd George Congratulated ties—Liberty Bonds to BeUnder New Barred Zone Text of President's Reply to by President Wilson on Carried at Par 1705Riding 1342Germany— Second Peace Note 1545Text of Reply to President's

Speech Outlining PeaceViews 1980

Insurance Companies in State ofWashington Required to Dis-

Agreement Reached with Ger- Note of Inquiry 1544 Lloyd George for Peace With- pose of Bank Stocks—Effortsmany as to Captive Officers' U-Boats, 200, Destroyed Dur- out Vengeance and League to Repeal Law 2227Pay 1338 ing War—American Ac- of Nations, Also Radical Internal Revenue Comm. on Sit-

Air Raids of Allies Protested— counted for 10-122 Surren- Reforms at Home 1894 uation Occasioned by Delay inHave Changed Tactics, dered Thus Far 2247 Pound Sterling Increases in Passing War Revenue Bill — _ _2140They Say 1796 Unmistakable Defeat Only Value 1780 Interstate Commerce Comm.—

American Defense Society Op- Cure for. Says British Chan- Putnam and Roosevelt on De- Eastman, J. B., Named asposes Extension of Credit cellor 1798 sirability of Arbitration Member of 2439by Banks Here 2420 Unfit to Rule Colonies, Says Treaty Between U. S. and__2344 Higher Express Rates Ap-

Armistice Changes, No Expla- Lord Robert Cecil—Report Sacrifices in:the War 1549 proved—McAdoo's State-nation of. so Far 1890 on German Cruelty toBlacks1640 Shipments of U. S to 2432 ment 1794


f. OCTOBER—DECEMBER, 1918.1 INDEX • VII

Page.Interstate Commerce Corn .—(Conel.)McAdoo Overruled on Rail-road Rates 1625

Views as to Railroads' Future-2339Investment Bankers' Ass'n Coa-

vention Dec. 9, 10, 1L1983,2159AInvestment Bankers' ss'n Con-

vention Postponed on Accountof Influenza 1896

Investment Bankers' AssociationForeign Securities CommitteeEmpowered to Appoint Execu-tive Committee 1783

Investment Bankers' AssociationConvention—

Action on Question of RailroadControl 2256

America's Problem One of Re-adjustment 2257

Baker on Railroad Situationand Opportunities in ForeignField 2258

Lamont on Foreign Indebted-ness 2258

Resolution Anent Develop-ment of Public Service 2258

Resolution Urging Discontinu-ance of War and ExcessProfits Taxes 2256

Roberts on Reconstruction.._ _2257

Sec. Fenton on War Work ofAssociation 2259

Taft on the League of Nations.2259

Ireland Aroused by SubmarineSinking of Mail Steamer—German Official "Deplores"Tragedy 1548

Iron Bars, New Prices and Ex-

tras on 1539

Iron Ore, Calcined Spathic, Re-

moval of Restrictions on Im-

port of 2241

Iron and Steel, Consumption of,

by Farm Implements' Indus-

try Ordered Curtailed 1442

Iron and Steel Exports, Great

Britain to Fix Prices on 2433

Iron and Steel Products, Proced-

ure with Respect to Licenses toExport.1538

Italian-Austro rmistice, How

Signed 1803

Italian Bourses Authorized toReopen Dec. 2

2044

Italian Currency Expansion.._.._1422

Italian Discount & Trust Co.

Opens in New York 1874

Italian Financial Market 2134

Italian Loan Pageant 1435

Italian Victory, President Con-

gratulates King on—Mission

Coming to U. S 1803

Italy, Reconstruction under Way

in 1957

Italy, U. S., Credits and Loans

to 1610, 1873, 1954

Italy's Cotton Financing Plans_ _1423

Italy's Total Casualties 2,000,0002246

JTapan Extends Credit to French

Government 2044

Japan, Growth of Banking in _ _1519

Japan Sends Message of Friend-ship on Flag Day in LibertyLoan 1434

Japanese Envoy Says of Ameri-cans "As Powerful BehindBonds as Behind Guns" 1434

Japanese Government's Arrange-ments for Settlement of TradeBalances 1422

Japan's Efforts to NeutralizeInflation 1781

Japan's First Commoner Pre-rater Expresses Friendship for

United States 1635

Jewelers Trading in Platinum,

Licenses for 1538

Johnson, Joseph French, on

After-War Conditions 2417

. Ka'Otto H., on Proposed

Taxation Under PendingRevenue Bill 1428

Kahn, Otto II., on Special Reck-oning of Men of German De-

scent with Kaiserism 1543

Kaiser. Kaiserism, &c.—See Ger-many.

Kansas to Dispute Authority ofDirector-General of ERs 2065

Kerosene Producers Urged to In-crease Output 1334

Knox, Senator, Suggests NewAmerican Foreign Policy—

Should Go Slow on League ofNations 2424

Kruttschnitt, Julius, Opposed toRegional Grouping of RRs 2158

Labor—American Federation,AttitudeToward I. W. W 1976

Barr, of Founders' Association,Declares We Cannot Com-pete With World If WarDemands of Labor Continue1885

Gompers Warns That UnionLabor Will Fight Wage Re-ductions 1975

Illinois State Federation of,Wants 44 Hour Week in AllIndustries 2137

International Legislation AsPart of Peace Treary Urgedby French Deputies 2240

Pan-American Federation Prin-ciples for Peace Conference 1976

Proposed International Con-ference at Laredo 1542

War Labor—See War.Labor's Demands as to Hours

and Wages Defended byFrank P. Walsh and Frank

R. Morrison of Labor Fed-eration 2060

Labor's Place in War 1444

La Follette, Senate Committee

Drops Charges of DisloyaltyAgainst 2061

Laundries. Supply of Shirt Boards

for to Be Curtailed 1440

Lead Bullion from Mexico, Im-

portation of 2433

Page.League of Nations Needed to Su-

pervise Less Developed Na-tions, Says Balfour 2253

League of Nations Plan, French,Endorsed by Clemenceau__ _ _2442

Leather Gloves, 'Restrictions inManufacture of 1965

Leather, Removal of Restric-tions on Exports Urged byTanners' Council 2055

Leather, Sole and. Belt, Maxi-mum Prices on 2333

Liberia Pledges Men and Re-sources in Opposition to Prus-sianism 1530

Liberty, Altar of—British Envoy Speaks for Loan1330French Day 1431Guatemala Day 1433Haiti's Flag Dedicated to Al-

lies 1433Honduras' Spirit, No PeaceYet 1434

Italian Loan Pageant 1435Japan Sends Message of

Friendship 1434Liberia Day - 1530Montenegro Given Big Ova-

tion 1531Nicaragua Day 1531Panama Flag liaised at 1528Poland Service at 1526Portugal Consecrated to Lib-

erty 1531Russia Day 1530Serbian Day 1526

Liberty Bonds and Loans—Another, Notwithstanding Re-

sults of Peace Negotiations _1784Bond Exemption Act, Federal

Reserve Board on 1519Bond Exemption Act, Provi-

sion Extending Loan Limita-tion of National Banks_ _ _ _1429

Bond, Stock Exchange Rulingon 2232

Bonds Subscribed for by Trus-tees Enjoying Tax-Exemp-tion Features 1429

Bonds to Be Carried at Par byInsurance Commissioners.._ 1705

Charitable Organizations Re-quested to Refrain fromSeeking Gifts of LibertyBonds Unless for PermanentInvestment 2421

Conversion Privilege ExpiresNov. 9 1784

Coupon Multiplier Issued byNational Bank of CommerceNew York 1875

Executors May Invest EstateFunds in, Rules SurrogateFowler 1617

Extension of Period duringWhich National Banks MayMake Unrestricted LoansBacked by Liberty Bonds.. .1521

Fifth Issue—Bankers in N. Y. Fed. Res.

Dist. Consider Plans for_ _2231McAdoo Appeals to Banksto Purchase Treasury Cer-tificates in Anticipation of2048

Treasury, Certificates Offer-ings in Anticipation of

2047, 2231Treasury Certificates Offer-

ings, Subscriptions to2231, 2331

Fifth Loan, Campaign Sched-uled for Next Spring 1617

Fifth Loan to Be of Short Ma-turity, Bankers' Views as toShort Maturities 1958

Fourth Issue—Allied Luncheon Subscrip-

tions $52,000,000 1529Advice to Buyers Concern-

ing N. Y. Savings BanksWhich Will Hold for SafeKeeping 1330

Banks Form Pool to Sell In-vestment Bonds 1527

Banks Open for Bonds Co-lumbus Day 1431

Britain's Envoy. Speaks forLoan on British Day.. ..1330

Baker, Sec. of War, Urges"Go over the Top" 1529

Campaign Closed—Reportsof Results Delayed 1617

Campaign for Subscriptions1329, 1429, 1524

Canvassers (Every) Will .Have Credentials andGive Receipts for Pay-ments 1331

Central Loan Committee'sAppeal for 1430

China's Campaign in Behalfof 1423

Cotton Exchange RallyRaises $3,500,000 1432

Department Stores to GivePrizes to Employees WhoSell Bonds 1331

Final Figures of 1958Fifth Ave. Applauds Guns

Pershing Took 1432Foch Sends Message 1430Initial Trading on Stock Ex-change 1785

Hollanders Appealed to toSupport 1330

How President Buys Bonds..1530Honduras Takes $3,500,000.1432Leach to Duplicate Sales byFiremen, Policemen andSchools 1525

Manila Subscriptions 1433Maturing Treasury Certifi-

cates Issued in Anticipa-tion of 1617

Members of $10,000 Mini-mum Club PledgeMUlions1432

Mexicans Here Help Cam-paign 1435

Morgan Partners Subscribe$4,000,000 1617

Names Selected for TwoShips by Mrs. Wilson asAid to 1431

No Peace Yet with GermanySays Wickersham at Rally1432

Page.Liberty Bonds and Loans—(Concl.)Fourth Issue—(Concluded).N. Y. Fed. Res. District

Raised $2,044,928,600-1958N. Y. Fed. Res. District

Subscriptions.1524, 1958,2422N Y. Stock Exchange Bor-rows $1,000,000 to Buy_ _1527

Oversubscription May, Has-ten Peace, According toJames Speyer 1528

Parade Plans for Oct. 12__ _1433Partial Payment Plan, New.1331Pennants forBusinessIlouses1331President Wilson's Adver-

tisement 1330Prosser Makes Appeal for-1528Railroad Employees Ap-

pealed to to Subscribe.._ _1332Russian War Veterans Join

in Drive 1435Schiff Predicts Will Be

Oversubscribed 1330Solicitors Have Special Cre-

dentials 1431South Americans Subscribe _1432Subscriptions Total $6,866,-416,300 1707, 2232

Surrender Loan Must NotFail, Says Gerard 1527

Tax-Exemption Features_ ....1329Telegraph Instrument, Lar-

gest, Flashes News 1430TelegraphLinesHowWillAid 1431Text of Exemption Bill asEnacted into Law 1327

Treasury Certificates to BeAccepted in Payment_ _ _ -1523

Treasury Certificates, Sub-scriptions in Anticipationof 1523

Treasury Certificates Takenin N. Y. Fed. Res. Dist_ _1523

Treasury Department Cir-cular Outlining Details of.1328

Treasury Certificates MayBe Used to Pay for Cou-pon Bonds 1527

Treasury Certificates DueDec. 5 to Be RedeemedNov. 21 1784

Treasury Certificates Issuedin Anticipation of, Calledfor Redemption 2138

Wear Your Button SaturdayLiberty than Button Day1527

Woman's Committee Netted$17,000,000 First Week _1529

Glass Asks Continued CoOperation of Bond Club inFloating 2422

How Liberty Loan Feeds andClothes Soldiers 1527

Loans by Banks on Account ofPurchases 1528

Loans, Subscriptions to, byInstitutions under N. Y.State Banking Department_ 2232

McAdoo on Desirability toMaintain Broad Market for 1524

McAdoo on Patriotic Duty ofCompleting Payments forLiberty Bonds Bought onInstallment Plan 1875

N. Y. Insurance Departmentto Continue to Value at Par.. 1524

Nicaraguan President SendsMessage to America 1528

Purchases of, by TreasurySinking Fund 2139

Railroad Ticket Agents Auth-orized to Cash Coupons.._ _ _2422

Registration of Bonds, In-structions Governing Appli-cations for 1785

Reports of 'Investigation ofLiberty Bond Sales 1875

Tracy Predicts Two MoreLoans Will Be Necessary.. _ _1528

Treasury Department RulingRelative to Conversion ofRegistered Bonds 1785

U. S. Not to Confiscate Bondsand War Stamps of EnemyAliens 1530

Lightiess Night Restrictions Par-tially Removed 1882

Lightless Night Restrictions 'Re-moved 1967

Lloydds

George. See Great Brit'n.

Lodge 'Plea, Make Peace First.Discuss League of NationsLater 2423

London Still Financing the Bulkof the World's Trade, Accord-ing to Leopold Fredrick 2046

Lovett, Robert S., Withdrawsfrom RR. Administration_ _ _ _2249

Lumber—Douglas for Maximum Prices

Discontinuance after Jan. 15For Prices on Pacific North-west Continued 1622

Improvement in Export TradeUrged by Dept. of Com-merce Bureau 1537

Maximum Prices for Virginiaand Carolina Pine, Continu-ance of 1621

New England Spruce Maxi-mum Prices to be Discon-tinued Dec. 1 2054

Orders for Railroads GivenPriority Rating over Thosefor Other Classes 2056

Southern or Yellow Pine Lum-ber Prices, Ruling on 1333

West Coast Prices Continued_1622Luxemburg Appeals to President

Wilson to Protect Rights...._ _1634

affackay, C. H., in ControversyLYI with P.-M.-G. Burlesonover Compensation for Tele-graph Lines 1973

Monsters, Permits for 1787Marshall, Vice-President, onAgreements for PromotingPeace 2423

Marshall, Vice-President, Can-cels Speaking Tours—His Stat-us During President's Absence.2143

McAdoo Appeals to Banks toPurchase Treasury Certifs. inAnticipation of New Loan 2048

a

Page.McAdoo Appeals that War Sav-

ings Pledge Be Kept 2230McAdoo, Letters Between, and

President on Resignation.._ _ _2047McAdoo Recommends Controlof Railroads Be Extended Five MIYears 2248

McAdoo Resigns as Sec. of Treas-ury and Director-General ofRailroads 1957

McAdoo Requests Legislation forExtending Authority to Estab-lish Credit for Allies 2234

McAdoo, Sec. of Treas., AnnualReport of 2138

McCormick and Baruch Calledto France by President Wilson.2425

Merchant Marine and La Fol-lette Seaman Act Discussed byChairman Hurley 2058

Merchant Marine, Senate Reso-lution of 2335

Mexican Decree Restricting Sil-ver Re-importation Abolished..1780

Mexican Petroleum, Stock Ex-change Investigation into—Stock Exchange Houses Calledto Reduce Loans 1704

Mexican Subscriptions to FrenchLiberation Loan 2226

Mexico, Lead Bullion Importa-tions from 2433

Mexico, Mazatlan, Imports ofVegetables from 2333

Mexico, Licenses for Export to. ..2056Mexico, No Sugar Shipments toWithout Individual Licenses_ A787

Mexico on Gold Basis 1873Mexico, Silver Re-Coinage by.. ..1873Mexico's Proposed New OilLand Law 1967

Michigan Adopts SuffrageAmendment 2247

Military Training for Boys inEffect Dec. 3 under N. Y.State Law 2244

Milk, Federal Control of, Dis-continued—No Likelihood ofFurther Price Increase, Pend- •ing Investigation 2428

Milk, October Prices—Reductionin Proposed Increase of 2Cents at Instance of Her-bert Hoover 1436

Milk, November Prices FurtherIncreased—Protest by MayorHylan 1880

Milk November Prices—HooverCriticizes Dairymen's De-mands • 1714

Miller, A. C. on Inflation andHigh Price; 2415

Milling Restrictions Removed_ _2,332Mitchell, C. E., on Readjust-ment Problems — Industrialand Financial 2136

Mitchell, John J., of ChicagoAdvocates Government Own-ership of Railroads 2064

Mitchell, John J., Further Ob-servations of, on GovernmentOwnership of Railroads—Viewsof E. P. Ripley and G. M.Reynolds 2157

Money Committee Calls for In-creased Margins of

Loans_- 1612

Money Committee, Meeting ofand Reports as to FurtherAction • 1704

Money Committee, Stock Ex-change Committee Appointedto Confer with 1782

Money Orders for Men in Over-seas Forces 1338

Money Situation in Baltic Prov-inces and Lithuania 1781

Montenegro, Smallest of Allies,Given Big Ovation 1531

Montreal Asking for Margin InNew York Funds 1950

Mooney, Convicted for San Fran-cisco Bomb Outrage, SupremeCourt Denies Appeal 1970

Morgan, J. P. & Co. ReduceRate for Call Money on Ac-ceptances 1704

Mortgage Loans, N. Y., BankSuperintendent Favors Clear-ing House for 1520

Mation (Villard's) CensorshipLI Overruled by President in

Case Involving 1343National Banks—Bank Charters During YearEnded Oct. 31 1918 Com-pared with Previous Year_ _1783

Comparative • Statement ofCharters and Capital In-creases 2027

Extension of Period DuringWhich May Make Unre-stricted Loans Backed byLiberty Bonds 1521

Resources at High Peak 1427Resources at 319,821,404,000Nov. 1 Surpass All PreviousRecords 2420

Williams, John Skelton, Ad-vises as to Law GivingTrust Powers 1324

Nat. Civic Federation Committeeto Consider After-War Prob-lems 1968i

Naval Construction, Six HundredMillion More Asked for 1624

Navy, Daniels Urges Big, DespiteEnding of War 2154

Navy, Volunteer EnlistmentsResumed for Special Services 1n1338

Netherlands, Bank of, and thePractice of the Dutch Banksof Accept'g Gold at a Discount 1423

Neville Island Plant (Guns) tobe Completed 2438

Newspaper Men—Paris Office ofCorn. of Public Information tobe Headquarters of—No Cen-sorship of News 2145

Newsprint Paper—Farm Paper Publishers Re-

quired to Reduce Consump-tion 1333

Removal of Restrictions onUse of 2148


VIII INDEX [VOL. 107—PART 2.Page.

New York—Borrowing of Stock ExchangeMembers, Modification ofRestrictions Affecting.2046, 2135

Chamber of Commerce UrgesCo-Operation of Wage-Earn-ers and Capitalists 2150

Chicago Air Mall TemporarilySuspended 2438Clearing House Annual Report—Yearly Figures 1325

Coffee Exchange ResumesTrading in Futures 2427

Effect in, of Continuance ofDaylight Saving Law 1541

Federal Reserve District, Con-ditions in—Decreasing Prof-its 1781

Money Restrictions on StockExchange Loans to Continue

1957, 2326Montreal Asking for Marginin Ne,v York Funds 1956Mortgage Loan Clearing HouseFavored by Bank Supt.Skinner 1520

New Form on Which StockExchange Members MustReport Borrowings 2136State Bankers' Ass'n on Elec-tion of New Federal ReserveDirectors 1705

State Banking Institutions,In-crease in Resources of—Condition of Trust Com-panies 1640

Stock Exchange Clearing Sys-tem Proposed Changes inNew Stock Clearing Corp_ _2326

Stock Exchange Guarded byGerman Mortar 1431

Stock Exchange Ruling on Lib-erty Bonds 2232

Stock Exchange Ruling Rela-tive to Alien-Owned Securi-ties 2136Stock Exchange Ruling on

. "Stop Loss" Stock Orders_ _2227New Zealand Fiber Importation_ 2148Nicaragua-Honduras BoundaryDispute to Be Arbitrated by

' United States 1454Nicaraguan Minister Says Amer-ica Inspires Spirit of Loyalty_ _1531Nicaraguan President Sends Mes-sage to America 1528

Night Message Rates Reduced1975, 2067

Nitric and Sulphuric Acid Maxi-mum Prices in Effect toDec. 30 1336

Nitric and Sulphuric Acid Maxi-mum Prices, Modification of_ _1444Norway's Loss in War, 1,120Lives, 831 Ships 1981Norwegian Shipping StocksBreak with Bulgaria's With-drawal from War 1421

iNats. Seed, Canadian Commis-sion Authorized to Purchase

in United States 2426Oil and Gasoline Situation Out-

lined by Director Requa 1335Oil Industry Asked to SuspendVoluntary Plan for Stabiliza-tion of Prices 2333

Oil Land Law, New, Proposed inMexico 1967Oranges, Margin of Profit on,Fixed by Food Board 1788Otranto, Transport, Sunk 357Americans Lost 1548

paarese,t1VealtgoHngttess,i.aenapof_2437Free-

dom for 1790Panama, Restrictions againstImportation of Bank Notesinto 1519Panama's Flag Raised at Altarof Liberty 1528Paper---See also Newsprint.Restrictions Withdrawn Ex-cept as to Daily Newspapers2056Retail Stores Instructions Con-cerning Conservation 1439Retail Stores Requested toDiscontinue UnnecessaryWrapping of Merchandise_ -1334Paraguay, Bolivia Occupying

Great Chaco Zone Claimed by.2345Peace—Agreements for Promoting,

Marshall on 2423Australian Premier Protestsagainst Proposed Terms_ _ _1895Austria Prepared to MakeHeavy Sacrifices to Obtain_1453Austrian Explanation of Moveas Logical Development ofPrevious Similar Movements1452

Austrian Peace Efforts in 1917Blocked by Germany, SaysCzernin 2251Borden Urges Anglo-AmericanLeague to Enforce 2254Committee to Study ProblemsUrged by Senator Weeks.. _ _1345Comptroller of Currency Wil-liams on Efforts Of Nation toSolve Problems of 1874Delegation of U. S. Members_2143First Make, Then DiscussLeague of Nations, SaysLodge 2423French Business Leaders Sug-gest Economic Union of.Allies as Peace Guaranty.... _1804Forgan's Views on Readjust-ment to Peace Basis 2137German Chancellor's Addresson Negotiations, Text of.. _1450Germany Wants NegotiationsHastened 1894Kaiser's Proclamation to Armyand Navy Announcing Offer1450Lloyd George for, WithoutVengeance, and League ofNations, Also Radical Re-forms at Home 1894National Security League'sQuestionnaire Shows 90% ofCongressional Candidates inFavor of Peace by Victory.. .1543

Page.Peace—(Concluded)Pan-American Labor Federa-

tion's Principles for Confer-ence 1976Problems of, F. H. Sisson on—England's Plans for Demo-bilization 2227Peace Problems, PhiladelphiaBourse on Week's Recon-struction Bill for Committeeto Study 1639Reconstruction Bill Providingfor Appointive Committeeto Study Problems 1541Roosevelt Regrets Negotia-tions with Germany 1547Sen. Reed in Opposition toLeague Plan 1960Teutonic Nations Again Movefor—Ask Armistice and Ac-cept Wilson's Principles asBasis for Discussion 1449Wilson Congratulates LloydGeorge on Speech OutliningPeace Views 1980Wilson and King George Ex-change Messages on 1895Wilson Will Go to France toParticipate in Conference.. _1960Wilson's Reply to GermanPlea, Text of 1450Pennsylvania Act under Which

Unclaimed Deposits Escheatto State, Constitutionality of..1640Pens, Conservation of Steel andBrass in Manufacture of 1538Peru-Chile Dispute, U. S. andArgentina Offer Mediation in_2345Peru, Federal Reserve Board andPeruvian Government ReachAgreement for Stabilization ofExchange with 2413Peru, Re-Exportations to Boliviafrom 2055Peru and U. S. Reach Agreementfor Use of Interned GermanShips 1454Peru, U. S. to Be Representedin, by Ambassador 2346Petain Urges French Soldiers toBe on Best Behavior in Ger-many 1896Petroleum Industry to Co-Oper-ate with Government, A. C.Bedford on Efforts of 1441Philadelphia Stock' ExchangeCommissions 2046Philippines, Bill EmpoweringPresident to Prohibit Ex-ports to, Passed by

House..- _ _1540Pianos, Manufacture of Felt for

Use in, Prohibited 1787Platinum, Assay Office Discon-tinues Receipt of Metal forAccount of Ordnance Dept.. _1875Platinum, License for JewelersTrading in 1538Platinum, Sale of, UnlicensedExcept under License Prohibi-ted—Government Restrictions1335Poland Republic Formed 1893Polish Account of an Interviewwith Kaiser and Crown Prince.1633Polish Army Recognized as Allyby Great Britain 1633Polish National Commission andArmy Autonomy Recognizedby U

* S 1803Porter,Lieut. James J , Killed in

Argonne Forest 1641Portugal Consecrated to Libertyat Altar 1531Portuguese Ministry, New,Formed ' 2443Portuguese President Assassin-ated 2346Power Bill, Emergency, to BeDropped 1970Power Bill, Emergency, WouldGive Government Control ofPower Plants during War.._ _ _1339President, Resolution to DeclareOffice Vacant—Other Resolu-tions Incident to President'sMission Abroad 2144Press Censorship, Voluntary,Discontinuance of 1886Press Dispatches, Lifting of Cen-sorship in Paris 1886Printed Matter to England, Re-moval of Restrictions on 2439Printing Trades Wage Increases_1977Problems, New and Old Stand-ards 2325Production, Increased, Fosteredby Mutual Confidence Be--tween Capital and Labor 2240Prohibition Amendment to Nat.Food Stimulation Bill a Law.. _1971Prohibition, District of ColumbiaPut on Dry Basis 2438Prohibition, National Amend-ment, Ratified by Florida,

2061, 2247Prohibition, Texas Statewide ActHeld Unconstitutional 2247Prussian Franchise Reform 1546Publications, New, Instructionsto Postmasters Concerning.._ _1440Public Buildings, U. S., Workon Order Resumed by Sec-retary McAdoo 1968Public Utilities, Organization ofEssential Industries, FinanceCorporation to Finance 1520Pyrites, Importation of 1538

Quicksilver, No MaximumPrices 1967

R Regulations Governing2148Ls. the Exportation of

Rags of Wool Mohair &c., Li-censes for Exportation to beConditioned 1440Railroad—Control—Stand Taken by Re-

construction Conference ofU. S. Chamber of Com-merce on—Provision forEuropean Commission—Other Resolutions 2336Employees' Wages, No In-tention to Reduce AfterPeac 2338

Page.Railroad—(Concluded.)Employees' Wages Not Sub-

ject to Garnishee 1344Fixed Rate of Interest on De-posits to Credit, of Admin-istration 1446Meeting of Executives Dec. 4_2064Men, Modification of BanAgainst Participation inPolitics 1718Passenger Service, Restoringto Normal 2341Problem, Senate Com. of Int.-State Corn. to Take UpJan. 2 2340Rates, McAdoo Suggests Re-duction if Federal ControlIs Continued 2340Security Owners' Ass'n AsksHearing Before Congress_ _ _2157Security Owners' Ass'n ChosesProminent Lawyers as Ad-visory Council 1979Security Owners' AttitudeTowards Railroad Contract—No Contracts Signed _1446Station Men Granted Increasein Wages 2065Telegraphers, Wage Increasefor—Strike Agitation_1978, 2066Time Pieces, Turning BackOct. 27, Order—Proposal toContinue Daylight SavingPlan 1446Railroad and Wage Problems,F. A. Vanderlip on 2251Railroads—

Administration's Instructionswith Regard to Use of Passesby Officers and Employees_ 1344Advances to by Government,

1343, 1717, 2155Advances to by Government,Offsets to 1795Advisory Corn. on FinanceSecretary Resigns 2158Bank Corporation in Financ-ing Appreciated by McAdoo 1625Besier's Criticism of Admin-istration 2249Carter (W. D.) on Intentionof Dir.-Gen. McAdoo toEstablish Wages WhichWould be Permanent 2338Chicago & North Western andOther Roads Accept Gov-ernment Contract 1344Equipment Repairs Costs,Order Governing 162,5Five-Year Control, Walker D.Hines in Support of Plan for 2337Five-Year Control, John J.Mitchell's Views on Proposalfor 2338Five-Year Control, RailwayExecutive's Advisory BoardOpposed to 2339Government Ownership PutUp to People by McAdoo_ _2340Inter-State Commerce Com-mission's Views as to Futureof 2339Kansas to Dispute Authorityof Director-General 2065Kruttschnitt Opposed to Re-gional Grouping 2158Loans to, at 6% to be Madeby Administration to MeetMaturing Obligations 1445Lovett Withdraws 2249McAdoo Recommends Control• by Extended Five Years_ _2218Mitchell, John J., of ChicagoAdvocates Government Own-ership 2064, 2157National Industrial TrafficLeague Opposed to Govern-ment Control of—C. A.Prouty's Views 2064N. Y. Board of Trade andTransportation Opposed toGovernment control 2340Oklahoma Revision of ClassRates Within the State...... _1795Operations for First SevenMonths under Govt.Contro11447Problems of To-day, Theo. P.Shonts on 2250Proposed Uniform Rates andRules for Baggage on 1626Roa's Views as to Return of—Rejoinder of S. DaviesWarfield 2063Reynolds's Views on Govern-ment Ownership 2157Ripley's Views on Govern-ment Ownership 2157Savings Reported by Director-General 2065Schiff on Five-Year Control_ _2249Short-Line Contract Approvedby Director-Gen'l McAdoo _1717Under Government Control,Official List of 1718Untormyer Seeks Prompt Re-turn of 2063Warfield on Government Man-agement of 1887Warfield on Plans WhichShould Govern Return of.. _2062Warfiold's Views on Five-Year Control 2250War Finance Corporation Ad-vances to Proposed 2440Railway Executives' Advisory

Committee Declares Govern-ment Ownership and Opera-tion Not Conducive to HighestEfficiency 2156Railway Executives' Association,Meeting of 2440Rattans and Reeds, Removal ofImport Restrictions on 2431Readjustment Period, JudgeGary's Views as to 1881Reconstruction Period, F. J.Wade on—Proposes Organi-zation of Discount Houses.... _ _2415Reconstruction Problems, Pro-posed Legislation to EnableWar Finance Corporation toAid in 1875Reconstruction, Ships First Fac-tor in, According to James A.Farrell 1884

Page.Red Cross, President's Proclama-tion Appealing to All to Join—Davison's Statement 2247Red Flag Barred by New YorkAldermen 2062Red Flag Barred from Streets ofNew York by Mayor Hylan_ _1971Red Flag Riots, Further, byUniformed Men—Mayor AsksSec. Baker to Curb Soldiers_ _2062Requa, M. L., Advocates Replac-ing Unrestricted Competitionby Co-operation—U. S. Boardof Trade Proposed 2236Roosevelt, ex-President, Charac-terizes President Wilson asPartisan 1712Roosevelt, ex-President, Criti-cizes President's MissionAbroad '2144Roosevelt, ex-President, RegretsPeace Negotiations with Ger-many 1547Roosevelt and Taft. ex-Presi-dents, Appeal for Election ofRepublican Congress 1713Rubber, Crude, Restrictions Re-moved 2333Rubber Goods, Manufactured,Import Restrictions on Lifted_2431Rubber, Imports of to Jan. 1

19194 1536Rubber Tires, New RestrictionsAffecting Manufacture_ _1622Rumanian Rights Will Be Re-membered at Peace Confer-ence, Says Lansing 1803Rural Credit Bonds, More, Is-sued by South Dakota..., 2421Russia—

Allied Governments DecideAgainst Further Interven-tion in 2442America Calls on World toCondemn Bolshevik Out-rages 1637Archangel Government Pro-posed Issuance of New Pa-per Money 1611Banks, Prof. Henry C. Emery'sImpressions of 2226Bolshevist Government SeeksArmistice 1806Bureau of War Trade BoardFormed by U. S. to ExtendEconomic Aid to Russia.. _2134Canadian Commission to Pro-tect Interests of Dominion n2134Central Government, New,Formed in, Pledged to Ex-pel Germans and ReuniteCountry 1353Exports to 1440Failure of Socialization of In-dustry in 2442Financial and Other Condi-tions in as Seen by JamesKeeley 1425Gold Sent to Germany ($60,-000,000) Deposited inFrance 2414Government Credit, Paymentof Interest on 2133Government at Omsk, ReportDictator in Charge 2069Imports from, Now Permitted_2430Indemnity Payments to Ger-many 1781New Government AssumesPower—Outlines of Prin-ciples 1551Paper Currency 1421Quick Aid to, Urged by PrinceLvoff 2070Reawakening, Says Ambassa-dor at Liberty Altar 1530Red Terror Persists In—NowBeyond Control of SovietLeaders 1805Rubles Brought into U. S.Limited to $500 per Person..1873Rubles 800,000,000 Gold Res-cued 1781Second Installment of WarIndemnity Paid to Germany1421Soviet to Abolish Money 1780War Trade Board Creates Cor-poration to Extend EconomicHelp to 1873

Sage, Mrs. Russell, Death of......1794anto Domingo, Republic of,Coming Issue of Bonds 1424Savings Bank Investments—Liberty Bonds, Treasury Cer-tificates, Bankers' Accept-ances, &c 1614Scandinavians to Increase FoodProduction 1879School Building, Lifting of Re-strictions Affecting 1883Schwab. Charles M., Resigns asDirector-General of Emer-gency Fleet Corporation 2241Seamen and Officers, War ZoneBonus Abolished by ShippingBoard 2437Seibert, Sergeant William Dana,Letter from 2347Serbian Day at Liberty Al tar...._1526Sewing Machines, Oil Stoves,&c., Curtailment in .Manufac-tore of 1539Shipbuilding, New High RecordsIn September 1542Shipping Board Power over}Wight Rates, &c., Delegatedto, by President 2438Shipping Control Comm. of U.S.Shipping Board, Resignationof 2242Shipping Losses of World DuringWar 2253Shipping News, Removal of Re-strictions on 1886Shipping Situation of the FourYears of War 1336Ships, Army, Released for Gen-eral Trade 2438Ships First Factor in Reconstruc-tion, According to James A.Farrell 1884Shoe Conservation, Program Re-stricting Styles, Colors, Ma-terials, &c 1536


OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1918.] INDEX IX

Page.

Shoe Maximum Price of $12Fixed 1437

Shoe Price Schedule Abandoned—Conservation Program inEffect until June 1 1919_ - - -2432

Shonts, Theo. P., on "To-Day'sRailroad Problem" 2250

Siberia, Post Office Money Or-

ders to Agencies in 1633

Silk Neils, Silk Noil Yarns, Etc:,

Rescinding of Restrictions

Governing Importation of.. _ -2430

Silver Embargo by Chinese Gov-

ernment Approved 1517

Silver Further Shipments toIndia—Melting of Silver Doll-

ars 1957

Silver, Mexican Decree Restricts

ing Re-Importation AbolLshed.1780

Silver (Slacker) Pours into Metal

Market 1526

Silver Re-Coinage by Mexico_ _ -1873

Silver Shipments to India 1781

Sisson, F. H. on Problems ofPeace—England's Plans forDemobilization 2227

Slav Races Join In New Declara-

tion of Independence Issued

from Historic Independence

Hall 1801

Slavic Legion for U. S.. Army

Now Being Organized 1444

Socialist Patriots, American, In-

formation Bureaus to Be Es-

tablished in EuropeanCities by1342

South Dakota Issues More Rural

Credit Bonds 2421

Spain Breaks with Germany_ __ _2252

Spain, Credit by, to U. S_ _1612, 1872

Spain Floating Loan of 200,000,-

000 Pesetas Authorized 1517

Spain and Germany Reach

Agreement on Shipping Dis-

pute 1453

Spain, Monetary Circulation 111_1422

Spain, Ocean Freight Rate on

Raw Cotton Exports to 1536

Spain, Steps Taken to Meet

Post-War Trade Conditions_ _2442

Spain's Economic Program 1611

Spanish Loan to U. S., London

Economist on 1612

Spruce Production, Senate Reso-

lution Calling for Investigation

of 2333

State Banking Ass'n, U. S. Coun-

cil of, Opening of Washington

Office 1955

Steel Allocation by Government

to End Dec. 1 2056

Steel and Brass Conserved in

Manufacture of Pens- -.- - - 1538

Steel Committee Advises Contin-

uance of Government Super-

vision of Industry 1885

Steel Control and Price Fixing to

End Dec. 31—Judge Gary's

Views as to the Future 2240

Steel and Iron Consumption, by

Farm Implement Industry Or-

dered Curtailed 1442

Steel and Iron Prices for Export,

Great Britain to Fix2433

Steel and Iron Products, Proced-

ure with Respect to Licenses

to Export 1538

Steel Makers Permitted In-

creased Use of Chrome Oro_ ..1789

Steel Producers Export Organiza-

tion Formed 2133

Steel Purchases for Manufacture

of Metal Beds, &c., Regula-

tions Regarding 1510

Steel Shipments,Canadian,Mod-

ification of Restrictions Affec-

ting 2333

Store Door Delivery and In-

tensified Use of Freight Cars_ -1448

Straight, Willard D.' Death of—

Testimony to His Worth 2255

Submarine Damages, U. S. Citi-

zens Advised by State Depart-

ment to File Claim for 2153

Suffrage Amendment Adopted

by Michigan 2247

Sugar—Allowance Increased_ _.1713, 1963Apportionment, Further Re-

striction in 1534

Canadian Regulations 1534

Certifs. Discontinued Dec. 1_..2051

Cut in Allotment to Manufac-

turers of Candy, Ice Cream

and Syrups 1621

Distribution, Now Basis of_ 1536

Louisiana Exports to Argen-

tina and Panama 2429

Mexican Shipments Not With-

out Individual Licenses__ -1787

Rationing in Neutral Coun-

tries and Those at War

Compared 2146

Restrictions Removed 2146Restrictions Removed in Can-

ada 2427775,000 Tons Saved by Con-

servation from July to Nov_2430

Vanilla Extract ManufacturersDiscontinue Use of 1621

Sulphuric and Nitric Acid Maxi-

mum Prices in Effect to

Dec. 30 1336

Sulphuric and Nitric Acid Maxi-

mum Prices, Modification of

Ruling 1414

Sunday Motor Restrictions to

Continue 1443

Sweden, National Debt of 2325

Swiss Confederacy, Gustav Ador

Chosen Prseident of 2342

Swiss-Franco Commercial Treaty

Terminated 1550

Swiss-German Agreement Pro-

vides for Trade Between Swiss

and Northern Neutrals 1551

Syrian Opposition to Zionist

Plans 1895

Tart on What May Be Gainedby President's Trip 2144

Tallow, Modification in ImportRestrictions from River P1ate_2240

Tampa, U. S. S., SubmarinedWith Loss of 118 Lives 1550

Page.Tanning Extracts, War Ind.Board Will Not Fix Price on _2055

Tanning Materials and Extractsand Quebracho Wood, Modifi-cation of Import Restrictions_2240

Taxation, Federal, Organizationof Committee of Banking In-stitutions on 2421

Taxation Proposed Under Pend-ing Revenue Bill, Otto II.Kahn on 1428

Taxes, Definitive Treasury Cer-tificates Issued in Anticipationof 1523

Telegrams, Custom of Receiptingfor Continued 2067

Telegraph, Controversy BetweenPostmaster-General Burlesonand 0. H. Mackay Over Com-pensation for Telegraph Lines 1973

Telegraph Night Message RatesReduced 1975, 2067

Telegraph Systems to Be Oper-ated as One Beginning Dec. 1_1974

Telegraph, Telephone and CableMessages, New RestrictionsAffecting 1337

Telegraph and Telephones, Theo.N. Vail Personal Adviser toPostmaster-General Burleson_2067

Telephone, Airplane, in Use byAmerican Fighters 1970

Telephone, Hotels and Apart-ment Houses Prohibited fromOvercharging for Calls 1975

Telephone, Removal of Restric-tions Affecting Extension_ _ _1975

Telephone & ;relegraph Co.American, Agreement Reachedon Government Control of_ .._..1445

Telephone and Telegraph Com-panies Autohrized to File Ex- 'emption Claims With DraftBoards 1638

Telephone and Telegraph Rates,Commission to Report onStandardization of 1637

Telephones, Changes in Installa-tion Charges 2439

Telephones, New, Postmsater-General's Order ExplainingInstallation Cost for 1637

Telephones and Telegraphs, I3ur-leson Urges Permanent Gov-ernment Ownership of 2341

Teutonic Nations Again Movefor Peace—Ask Armistice andAccept Wilson's Principles asBasis oe Discussion 1449

Texas Statewide Prohibition ActHeld Unconstitutional 2247

Thanksgiving Proclamation ofGovernor

Thanksgiving_' 1961

Thanksgiving Proclamation ofPresident Wilson 1961

Thermometers, Clinical, Gov-ernment Requisitions 1443

Ticonderoga Torpedoed WithHeavy Loss of Life—OtherSinkings 1548

Time Zones, U. S., New Boun-daries for 0060

Tin Distribution, Regulationsfor—Protest of Tin Importers'Association 1790

Tin, Pig, Price Announced for 2149Tin. Pig, Price to Be Continued

Until Amount Allocated IsDistributed 2331

Tin, Pig, U. S. Steel ProductsCo. Will Distribute All 1443

Tin and Tin Plate RestrictionsRemoved •2434

Tin, War Industries Campaignto Effect Conservation of _ _1335

Tin, Restriction as to Use forFood Containers Removed _ _2054

Tomatoes, Canned, Army andNavy to Take 45% of Produc-tion 1788

Treasury, Secretary of, AnnualReport 2138

Turkey—Armenians Fully Protected by

Armistice Declares Cecil .. _1802Armistice Terms Agreed to _ A802Lansing's Reply to Request

for Armistice 1802New Cabinet Completed 1634Note Asking President Wilson

to Arrange Armistice 1548Pro-German Cabinet Falls—Rumors of Separate PeaceNegotiations 1547

Surrenders Unconditionally andQuits the War 1722

Turkeys, Food Administration'sStrictures Regarding Weight of1787

Ulcrainia in Accord With theEntente 2070

Ukrainian Government Over-thrown by Pro-Ally Cossacks_2070

United States—Arbitration Treaty with Groat

Britain Desirable, Says Put-nam and Roosevelt 2344

'Arbitration Treaty with GroatBritain Extended 10 Years 1550

Billion Dollar Sinking FundTalked of 1875

Budget Estimates for 1920Year Exceed Seven Bi1l1ons_2234

Credits and Loans to—Belgium _1322, 1610, 1703,

1954, 2044, 2133, 2225Prance 1610, 1703, 1873Great Britain 1954, 2325GrPece _____ _2133Italy 1610, 1873, 1954

Customs Service, SecretaryMcAdoo's Request for High-er Pay for Men in 2329

Government Fiscal Year Pro-posed to Make End withCalendar Year 2328

Merchants' Association Rec-ommends Designation"Madein U. S. A.," on GoodsManufactured Here 1639

Minor Coln Fund of U SMint, House Passes Bill toIncrease 1521

Peru-Chile Dispute—Media-tion Offered 2345

Page.United States—(Concluded)Peru Reaches Agreement with,

for Use by U. S. of GermanShips Interned at Callao_ _ _1454

Polish Autonomy Recognized... 1803Proposed Legislation LimitingTime for Bringing WarClaims Against 1334

Public Building Work OrderedResumed by Sec. McAdoo_ _1968

Seven Million Credit Extendedto Czecho-Slovaks-1954

Spain's Credit to 1612, 1872Steel Corporation Foreign

Holdings 15433% Trea. Notes Redemption 1617Treasury Certificates to Be

Accepted in Payment ofFourth Liberty Bonds 1523

Treasury Certificates Distri-bution to Be Furthered byChicago Credit Men 2018

Treasury Certificates Igsuedin Anticipation of Taxes

1523, 1784, 2138Treaguri Certificates Sub-

scriptions in Anticipation ofFourth Liberty Loan _1523, 1617

Treasury Certificates Takenby N. Y. Fed. Res. Dist_ 1523

Treasury Department's Amen-ded Regulations GoverningBanks Acting as Depositar-ies of Government Moneys_1521

Treasury, Carter Glass Nom-inated, Confirmed and Swornin, to Succeed Sec. McAdoo

2138, 2230, 2328United War Work Campaign.

See Welfare Organizations.Uruguay Loans 15,000,000 Pesosto Allies 1955

7ander1ip on After-War Con-V ditions 2417Vanderlip, F. A.

' on the Rail-

road and Wage Question 2251Varnish Gums, Importation of _1539Vessels, Movement of, Modifica-

tion of Restrictions Concern-ing Publication of Information'Regarding 1638

Vessels, Removal of Some Re-strictions on Transfer of Own-ership of 2439

Vincent's (Lt.-Col.) BusinessAssociates Defend His Recordagainst Hughes Charges 1793

VT Appropriations, House

Committee Seeks to Cut_ _2234Warburg on Some Phases of

Financial Reconstruction __2418War, Conditions after, Vander

lip and Johnson on 2417War Contracts—Comptroller of the Treasury

Decides, May Not be Can-celed by Standard Compro-mise Agreements 2151

Hepburn on Cancellation of _1961Legislation Asked to Legalize

Informal Contracts 2234N. Y. Manufacturers Urgethat be Canceled Gradu-ally—Endorse MinimumWage Legislation 2152

Sec. Baker Explains Policyin Canceling 2152

Terminated, Plan for Adjust-ment of by District Boards_2153

War Debt, Jacob H. Schiff'sSuggestions Regarding Retiring1960

War Dept., Another Billion forArtillery Asked for 1541

War Dept.'

Brig.-Gen. LordAppointed Assistant to Gen-eral Goethals 1622

War Emergency Measures. Limi-tation of 1968

War in Europe, Features—Armistice Changes, No Expla-

nation of So Far 1890Armistice Signed, HostilitiesCease on All Fronts 1891

Bulgaria Quits the War—Sur-renders Unconditionally_ _ _1345

Captures by Allies in Septem-ber Erroneous 1543

Foch Has Distinguished Serv-ice Medal Conferred byPershing 1981

War in Europe—U. S. Partici-pation in—

Airplane Telephone in Use byAmerican Fighters 1970

Americans Casually Lost, 28,-000 Names Added 2246

American Expedit'y Forces,Suspension of Cable Serv-ice to 1637

American Soldiers, in ArmisticeOrders, Forbidden to Frater-nize with Foe 1970

American Soldiers (311,219)Landed in Europe in Sept.. _1540

Casualties of Army in WarTotal 236.117 2070

Christmas Package Shipmentsto Soldiers and Sailors Regu-lations 1624

Demobilization Plans 1969Demobilization Progress-840,000 Men Soon to beReleased 2439

Draft—Lottery Completed-24,000,-000 Men Now Stand inLine of Duty 1337

President Calls for DraftedMen to Choose the Sea.. 1337

Telephone & Telegraph Cos.Authorized to File Ex-emption Claims withBoards 1638

House in France to Conferwith Allies' Representatives 1617

Memorial Trees for FallenSoldiers Advocated 1970

Money Orders for Men inOverseas Forces 1338

No Special Releases fromArmy Likely 1970

Over Two Million U. S. Sol-diers Abroad 1633

Page.War in Europe—(Concluded)—Proclamation by Mayor Hylan

of New York Making Nov.16 and 17 Days of Prayer_ _1876

Proposed Legislation LimitingTime for Bringing WdtClaims Against U. S 1334

Sergeant W. D. Seibert, Letterfrom 2347

Slavic Legion for U. S. ArmyNow Being Organized 1444

War Loss at Sea 2070Welfare Organizations' 'UnitedDrive 1793

Warfield, S. Davies, on Govern-ment Management of Rail-roads 1887

War Finance Corporation—Advances by 2137Cattle Loan Agency at KansasCity Discontinued 2137

Dallas Cattle Loan AgencyDiscontinued 2228

Loan Facilities Establishing,in the West 1705

Loans of $43,000,000 Author-ized up to Oct. 1 1520

Organization of Essential In-dustries Finance Corp. toFinance Public Utilities.

1520, 1612Proposal to Have Make Ad- -

vances to Railroads 2440Proposed Legislation to Enable

to Aid in ReconstructionProblems 1875

War Industries Board—Army Cotton Contracts Can-

cellation Reports Denied.. 1788Baruch Resigns from2150Baruch's Warning against Em-ployment of Special Agentsfor Presentation of Cases to_1622

Bicycle Manufacturers Con-servation Program 1336

Board to Cease Jan. 1 2425Brass Section Disbanded 9334Brass Shortage Measures forOvercoming 1790

Building of Schools. Lifting ofRestrictions on—Policy asto Construction Work inGeneral 1883

Christmas Buying RestrictionsRemoved 2053

Clothing Conservation Sched-ule, Question of Observing.Left to Trade 2148

Contract Adjustments, Boardto Act as Clearing House ofInformation Relating to _ _ _2059

Copper Price Continued at26 Cents 1715

Copper Price Fixing to EndJan. 1—Wages of CopperMiners 2333

Cotton Fabric Price ChangeConcerning Gingham Trade.2053

Cotton Price Fixing to CeaseJan. 1 2238,2332

Cotton Distribution Commit-tee Resigns 2238, 2332

Cotton Goods Price RevisionsPostponed 1438

Cotton•Industry Seeks Aid inMoving Stocks and MoreLiberal Shipment LicensingSystem 1881

Cotton Manufacturers to UseGrades of Cotton BelowMiddling 1714

Cotton Price Fixing FoundUnnecessary 1788

Cotton Speculative Short Sell-ing Prohibited in New Yorkand New Orleans CottonExchanges—Action in Liver-pool 1880

Declines Request for Publica-tion of Newspaper Suppel-ment in National War Work-ers' Campaign 1623

Discontinuance of CertainElectric Heating AppliancesOrdered-Other Restrictions .1623

Dry Goods, Retail, ProposedGovernment Control of_ 1439

Farm Construction Work Al-lowed When Cost Not inExcess of $1,000 1333

Felt Manufacture for PianosProhibited 1787

Felt Mills Authorized to Sup-ply Civilian Demands 2054

French Optical Glass Importsin U. S., Controlled byGovernment 1623

Furniture Conservation An-nounced 1440

Furniture Conservation Sched-ule Rescinded 2054

Gasoline Stoves ManufactureDiscontinuance Advised_ _ _1623

Glycerine Maximum PricesNot to Be Fixed 2054

Goethals on 1622Gradual Transition of Indus-

tries from War to PeaceBasis Contemplated 1882

Harness (Black Leather)PricesDiscontinued Dec. 1 2054

Hat Manufactute, Fur andFelt, Restrictions on, Re-moved 2333

Hides and Skins, MaximumPrices Continued 2054

Hides and Skins, MaximumPrices to End Jan. 31 2433

Highways Work Approved byHighway Council 1542

Iron and Steel Consumptionby Farm Implement Indus-try Ordered Curtailed 1442

Lumber—Douglas Fir Maxi-mum Prices Discontinuance ,after Jan. 15 2148

Lumber, Fir. Prices in PacificNorthwest Continued 1622

Lumber, Pine, Virginia andCarolina, Continuance ofMaximum Prices 1621

Lumber, Southern or YellowPine, Price Ruling 1333

Lumber, West Coast, PricesContinued 1622


X INDEX [VOL. 107-PART 2.

Page.War Industries Board-(Conci .)New Members of PrioritiesBoard 1623

Non-Essential Products and'Wilding Restrictions Mod!-M&1 1882

Paper Restrictions WithdrawnExcept as to Daily News-papers 2056

Platinum, Jewelers' Trading).-.4 in to Be Licensed 1583Platinum, Unmanufactured,

Sales Prohibited Except un-der License-GovernmentRestrictions 1335

Priority List Rescinded 2057Priority RestrictionsAll Lifted

Effective Jan 1 2425Publications, New, Instruc-

tions to Postmasters Con-cerning 1445

Retail Stores Conservation ofPaper. Instructions Con-cerning 1439

Retail Stores Requested toDiscontinue UnnecessaryWrapping of Mercnandise_ -1334

Rubber Tires, New Restric-6.„, Lions Affecting.Manufacture

of 1622Sewing Machines, Oil Stoves,

Electric Heating Apparatus,&c., Curtailment in Manu-facture of 1539

Shirt Board Supply for Laun-dries to Be Curtailed 1440

Shoe Conservation ProgramRestricting Styles, Colors,Materials, &c 1536

Shoe Price Schedule Aban-doned-Conservation in Ef-fect to June 1 1919 2432

Shoes Maximum Prices Fixed*at $12 under Agremeent-1437Steel and Brass Conserved inManufacture of Pens 1538

Steel Brass and Copper, Regu-lations Regarding Purchaseof, by Manufacturers ofMetal Beds, Gas Ranges,&c.1540

Straw Hat Restrictions Re-moved 2054

Sulphuric and *Nitric AcidI. Maximum Prices in Effect

to Dec. 30 1336Sulphuric and Nitric AcidMaximumiPrices, Modifica-tion of Ruling 1444

Tanning Extracts Price Notto Be Fixed 2055

Tin Conservation Campaign.. -1335Tin Distribution Regulations-Protest by Importers' As-sociation 1790Tin, Pig, Distribution by U. S.Steel Products Co 1443Tin, Pig, Price Announced_ 2149

Tin, Pig, Price to Be Contin-ued until Amount AllocatedIs Distributed 2334

Tin, Restrictions as to Usefor Food Containers Re-moved 2054

War Labor Policies BoardSeeks Enforcement of Plansfor Increase in Production ofNecessities and Stablizationof Prices 1622

Wool Grease Maximum Price16 Cents 1788Wool for Laundry BlanketsProscribed 1537Wool Section, C. J. Brand to

ko, Direct Uncompleted Work-2431War Labor Board, National,Basil M. Manly SucceedsWalsh as Chairman 2150War Labor Board, National,

kb Frank P Walsh Resigns asChairman 1967War.ALabor Board, Sec WilsonUrges Continuance of 2059War, Labor's Place in 1444War Materials, TremendousProduction of 1338War Profits Tax-James Simp-son on Unfair DiscriminationAgainst New Capital 2331

Page.War Profits Taxation, Proposalof American Banker's AssnConcerning 1532

War Projects Abandoned 2335War Revenue Bill-

Bill Reported to Senate 2139Consideration of, by SenateFinance Committee_ _1532,1618, 1707, 1785, 2048, 2330

Kahn on Proposed TaxationUnder 1428

Majority Report on 2233McAdoo Letter Urging MoreSpeed 1325

McAdoo's Recommendationsfor Revision 1877

Proposals Regarding PendingMeasure _ 1959

Senate Finance CommitteeConsideration of 1427

Senate Passes 2422Situation Occasoned by Delay

in Passing 2140War Risk Insurance Bureau,W 0 Laney Resigns as Headof-Accepts Post With RRAdministration 1443

War Risk Insurance Bureau,Lindsley Made Director of.. _2335

War Risk Insurance Rate Re-duced 2060, 2151

War Savings Certificates, Fed.Reserve Banks' Circular Con-cerning Exchange of 1918Issue 2331

War Savings Certificates, NewIssue of-Exchange of 1918for 1919 Issue 2231

War Savings in N Y Resigna-tion of F. W. Allen as Director 2230

War Savings Pledges, McAdooAppeals That Be Kept 2230

War Savings Stamps, New Seriesto be Printed in Blue 1875

War Savings Stamps, PlansRespecting Sale of 1919 Issue_2231

War Trade Board-Animal and Vegetable Fats

Exportation 1787Barley Malt Exportation_ _ _ _2427Beans, Peas Lentils (Dried)Importation of 1533

Binnacles, Chronometers, &c.,May Again be Exported_ 2241

Blue Stones and Yellow StonesImportations 1539

Cocoa Beans Importation Re-strictions Modified as toAfrica, Dominican Republicand Haiti 2148, 2239

Coconut Meat Import Restric-tions Removed2427

Coffee Import License Ap-plications to be Considered..

Coffee Licenses Under Direc-tion of U S. Sugar Equaliza-tion Board Proposed Cor-poration to Stabilize CoffeePrices 1535

Conner Import Ruling Modi-fied 1539, 2433

Corn Importation from theRiver Plate District 1533

Cotton, Changes in Regula-tions Governing Applica-tions to Export 1536

Cotton, Ocean Freight Rate toSpain 1536

Cottonseed Meal Exports toCanada 2427

Dutch East Indies, Importa-tions from 2430

Dyewoods, &c., Import Re-strictions Removed 2431

Dye Woods and Vegetable DyeExtracts, Restrictions as toImports 1537

Egyptian Cotton Import Regu-lations Revoked 2332

Export Licenses, RevisedRegulations Governing Ex-piration Date of 1538

Export Licenses Valid UntilUsed 2056

Flaxseed or Linseed Importsfrom River Plate Restric-tions Modified 2240

Further Removals from ExportConservation List 2055

Page,War Trade Board- (Concluded) .Gold Manufacturers, Modifi-

cation of Regulations Gov-erning Exports 2325

Grain in Cars on Tracks,Chicago Board of TradeRuling as to 1436

Grindstones Importation.. _ _..1539Gutta-Siak Restrictions Mod-

ified 2148Hemp Seed, Canary Seed and

Alfalfa Seed Imports 1534Import Licenses Validity Ex-

tension of Period of 2148Iron Ore, Calcined Spathic,Import Restrictions Re-moved 2241

Iron and Steel Products, Pro-cedure With Respect toLicenses to Export 1538

Lead Bullion Importationsfrom Mexico 2433

New Zealand Fiber Importa-tion 2148

Purchase for Export, Removalof Restrictions on 2430

Pyrites Importation 1538Rag Exportation Regulations_2148Rags of Wool, Mohair, Camel'sHair, &c., Licenses forExportation Conditioned _1440

Rescinds Certain Restrictionson Deck Cargoes 2056

Rattan and Reeds RestrictionsOff 2431

Russian Economic Help Cor-poration Created 1873

Rubber, Crude, RestrictionsRemoved 2333

Rubber Goods ManufactureRestrictions Lifted 2431

Rubber Imports to Jan. 11919 1536

Seed Corn Exports to Canada_2427Silk Restrictions Rescinded_ _2430Soft Greases Exportation_ _ _ _2237Sugar, Louisiana, Exports to.Argentina and Panama.. _ _ _2429

Sugar Shipments to MexicoNot Allowed Without In-dividual Licenses 1787

Tallow Import from RiverPlate Restrictions Modified2240

Tanning Materials, &c., Im-port Restriction Modified....2240

Tin and Tin Plate ExportRestrictions Removed 2434

Varnish Gums Importation.. ..1539Wheat Flour Exportatien toWest Indies and SouthAmerica, Change of Regula-tions Governing 2237

Wheat and. Wheat Flour, NewRegulations Governing Im-poration 1787

Withdrawal of RegulationsAffecting Exportation ofRaw Cotton 2053

Wool, Hair and Bristles, Regu-lations Governing Exporta-tions of 2237. 2432

Water Power Leasing Bill, Passedby House, Sent to Conferenceby Senate 1338

Welfare Organizations Raised$203,179,038 2049

Welfare Organizations, UnitedDrive by and President's In-terest in 1793, 1886, 1962

Wheat-Amendment to Licenses forShipments from Australia....2426

Canada Repeals Regulationsas to Use of Substitutes _2052

Change of Regulations Gov-erning Exports of WheatFlour to West Indies & S. A_2237

Exportation of ManufacturedProducts of, to UnitedKingdom, France, &c 2237

Flour Restrictions, Reasonsfor Removing 2426

Guaranteed Price to Stand for1919 Crop 2145

New Regulations GoverningImportation of Wheat andWheat Flour 1787

Price for 1,000,000 Tons to beMarketed by Australia _2051

Page.Wheat-(Concluded).

Price Guarantee for 1919, Rec-ommendations to Congressto Make Effective 2426

Price Guaranteed to American ,Farmers as Compared withthat Paid by England 2146

Restrictions as to Food UseRemoved 1879

Williams, Comptroller, TakesException to Criticism Con-cerning His Statement ofBank Failures 1705

Wilson, President-Aim in Urging Removal ofEconomic Barrier in Trade..1708

Allied Chiefs in Accord, HeSays in Christmas Addressto American Troops , 2440

Annual Address to Congress.. ..2140Appeal for Return of Demo-

cratic Majority to Congress_1618Baruch and McCormick Called

to France 2425Christmas Message to Ameri-can People 2441

Characterized as Partisan byex-President Roosevelt......_1712

Cordially Welcomed in France 2342Departure for Europe-Mem-

bers of U.S.Peace Delegation2143Developments Following Ap-

peal for Return of Demo-erotic Majority to Congress..1709

Exchanges Messages with KingGeorge on Peace 1895

French Socialists Addressed_ _2344German Peace Plea Reply Text 1450German Reply to President'sNote of Inquiry 1544

German Reply to President'sNote of Inquiry ConsideredUnsatisfactory 1544

League to Enforce PeaceNever Endorsed by 2441

Peace Conferees Must PoolEverything for CommonIdeals 2441

Publicity Would Have AvertedWar 2441

Reply to Address of FrenchPresident 2343

Reply to Germany-Foch WillDetermine Armistice-Re-form Must be Thorough.... A544

Reply to Second German PeaceNote 1545

Roosevelt Criticizes MissionAbroad 2144

Sorbonne Awards Decree 2441Taft on What May be Gainedby Trip 2144

Will Go ,,to France to Partici-pate lir Peace Conterence.. 1960

Wilson & Co. Charges of Sup-plying Unfit Meat to ArmyDismissed 1638

Wireless Stations in U. S., BillProposing Govt. Control of_ -2153

Woman Suffrage AmendmentDefeated in Senate-Presi-dent's Address 1340

Wooden Shipbuilding ProgramCalled Complete Failure 2155

Wool Auctions, Government.. _ _2431Wool, Cancellation of Import

License Option 2431Wool Grease, Maximum Priceof 16c. Fixed for 1788

Wool ,Hairs and Bristles, Regula-tions Governing Exports2237, 2432

Wool Industry, Reduction ofHours Causes Decreased Out-put 2432

Wool for Laundry Blankets, NoMore to be Allotted 1537

Wool, U. S. Recalls Buyers 2431World's Shipping Losses DuringWar 2253

World's Stock of Gold Money-Proportion Held in U. 5 2226

VM. C. A. &c. See Welfare• Organizations.

ZIonist Plans, Syrian Opposi-tion to 1895

Zionists Want Freedom forPalestine 1799

NEWS REGARDING BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES, ETC.GENERAL.


at Chicago 1454American Institute of Banking...2259Atlanta Clearing house Small6, Account Charge 2073paker, Geo. F., Jr 1354onbright & Co., Inc 1896Burke, William, Death of 1725Cnnter, Charles E., Death 1810Church Calendar for Business

Year • 1896Clark, E. W., & Co., Boston_ _ _ _2349Crankshaw, John T., Death of.. ,.1724

Davison, Matthew, Sr., Deathof 1455Detroit Clearing House Ass'n_ .,1552

P

IIlinois Bankers' Association__ 2073nv est men t Bankers' Associat'n 1642

Lampert, Nelson N., Death of_1725eonard, William R., Death of_1725niTorgan, Charles, Suspendedglorris from plalicooY. Stock Exch....2160 1454Muir, John, & Co 2072

Fohens, Eugene J., Death of.. ....1354itch, Arthur E., Death of _ _ _1984

Granberg, William H., Deathof 2348

GENE RAL-(Concluded).Page.

motional City Co 1723, 2347LI ew York State Bankers' Assn_ 1552New York Stock Exch 2347New York Title & MortgageCo 2347, 2444

Oglesby, Albert Shipman,Death of 2260

O'Hara, H., & Co., Toronto,Assigns 1355

Palne, Willis S 2072arkinson, John, Death of _ ......1724

Peabody, Frank E., Death of.. -1355Peckham, Thomas P.. Death of_1809Philadelphia Clearing House

Association 1551Plant, Morton F. Death of.. ......1809Preston, Edward ., Death of.. _2260

Prices, When. Drop- 1896, 2072, 22 60

Richmond, Stacy C., Death of_2348

Seymour, Walter B 2347

Taylor, John M., Death of.... _ _1897I hatcher, Joseph A., Death of_1725Townsend, L. Scott, Death of..

U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.(Baltimore) 1642

ATrar Industries Board 2347'V illiams, George H., Death of_1809Wormser, Louis W., Death of ....1552Wright, Thomas, Death of 1455

BANKS.Page.

Amorica 2144morican Nat. (San Francisco) .1552

American Nat . (Santa Rosa ,Cal .) 1897Angio-South American (London)

1354, 2072

Bpottery Park Nat 1354, 2072oylston National (Boston) _ _2349

Broad Street (Philadelphia) ........1897.

Centre! Manufacturing District(Chicago) 2161, 2349

Chemical National 2259Cincinnati (0.) Morris Plan_ _ _ _1455Citizens National.....1642, 1983, 2160Citizens Nat. (Louisville) _1810, 2161Citizens Nat. (Norwalk, O.) _ _ _1354Citizens & Southern (Savannah) .2073Citizens Union Nat. (Louisville) .1810City (Memphis) -.2261City National_1454-,-16-4-2-,-21-60, 2444

/City, Nat. Chicago) _-

_ -1552, 2446City, Nat. Cleveland) 1455City, Nat. Greenville, S. C .) .. _2261City, Nat. Seattle) 1810Commerce (Canadian).

- _1984, 2446

Commerce, Nat 1896, 2072,2160, 2260, 2348

Commerce, Nat. (Loulsville)_ _ _2073Commerce, Nat. (St. Louis)

1455, 1643, 2261Commercial of Spanish America,Ltd. (San Francisco) 2446

Commonwealth 1552Connecticut Nat. (Bridgeport) ..,.1724Continental & Commercial Nat.(Chicago) 2446

BANKS-(Continued) .Page.

Continental & Commercial Trust& Savings (Chicago) 1724

Corn Exchange 2347Corn Exchange Nat. (Phila.)

1984, 2349Cosmopolitan Bank & SavingsCo. (Cincinnati) 1984

Dexter-Horton Nat. (Seattle) _1455exter-Horton Trust & Sav-

ings (Seattle) 1455Discount, Nat 1552Drovers' & Mechanics' Nat.(Bait.) 1809, 1984, 2160

Et River Nat 2072, 2160Exchange, Nat.(Balt.), 1809

1984:2160Exchange Nat. (Pittsburgh) _ _ _ _1897

Carmers & Mechanics Nat.(Phila.) 1552

Farmers' Nat. (Springfield, Ill.) _1724First Nat 1354First Nat. (Boston) -1354, 1809, 2072First Nat. (Brooklyn) 2260First Nat. Chicago) 1724First Nat. ( leveland)

__--- --- _2073

First Nat. (Columbus) ___1807, 2161First Nat. (Georgetown, Del.). _1354First Nat. (Hartford) 1354First Nat. (Herkimer. N. Y.)._..2260First Nat. (Mt. Vernon) 1809First Nat. (New Bedford) 2260First Nat. (Phila.) 2445First Nat. (Springfield, Ill.).

- - -2445

I First Nat. (Syracuse) -.1896, 2072


OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1918.1 INDEX xI

BANKS-(Continued).Page.

First Trust & Deposit Co. (Syra-cuse) 2072

First Trust & Savings (Chicago),1642, 1725

First Trust & Savings (Spring-'Wield, III.) 2445Foreign Trade Banking Corp _2072Franklin Nat. (Phila.) 1724

uaranty Trust & Savings (Los‘..3 Angeles) 2261

Hanover Nat 2160, 2444ibernia Banking Ass'n (Chic.)1724

d'Hochelag.a (Montreal) 2446Houston (Tex.) Nat. Exchange.. 1355

A'India, Australia & China, Char-

tered (London) 1984International Banking Corp__

- _2444

Irving Nat 1642, 1808, 2259Italy (San Francisco) 2446

1,ensington Nat. (Phila.) 1642A%.entucky Nat. (Louisville) _ _ 2073

Liberty (St. Louis) ' 13551berty Nat.(Jamestown,N.Y.) 1896

Live Stock Nat. (Chicago) 2446Live Stock Nat. (Omaha) 1810

Market Street Nat. (Phila .) _ _ _1455echa n les Nat. (New Bedford) 2260

Mellon Nat. (Pittsburgh) 2161Mercantile of the Americas, Inc_1983Mercantile American° de Colom-

bia (California) 1354Mercantile American° do Cuba(Havana) 1983

Merchants' (Canada) 2073Merchants Nat 1454Merchants Nat. (St. Paul) 1810Molson's (Montreal) 1897Montreal (Canada) _2073, 2159.

2261, 2270

Nat. Security (Philadelphia) 2349ow First Nat. (Columbus) _ _ _2161

BANKS-(Continued).Page.

New Netherland 1723New York, N. B A 1896Ninth Nat. (Philadelphia) 2160Noll State (Chicago) 2349North America (Philadelphia) 1984Norwalk (0.) Nat 2260

P 1896

I ark, National 2444Philadelphia (Pa.) National _ __ _1354Philippine (Manila) Nat_ _1552,

164,2, 2444Phoenix Nat. (Hartford)_ _2445Public Nat 1354, 1896, 2444Public School No. 14 Savings_ _1642

Republic, Nat. (Chicago), 1810.2445,2446

Ridgely-Farmers State (Spring-field, Ill.) 1724

Ridge! y Nat. (Springfield, Ill.) _ _1724Rockville Centre (Long Island) _2348Royal (Canada) 2073, 2350

Salt Springs Nat. (Syracuse)__..2445econd Nat. (Cincinnati) 1810

South Shore State (Chicago) _ _- -2349Standard (Canada) 2446Standard of South Africa, Ltd.,

1723, 2160Standard Tr. & Say. (Chicago) 2446State (Chicago) 2445State jSpringtield. III.) 2445State Exchange (Oklahoma City)2349State National (Oklahoma City)2349Sterling (Canada) 1984Syracuse (N Y.) Nat_ _ _1723, 2445

TgfrAILC?Tilii). :ratMien (Canada) _ _ _2444, 2445, 2446

nion, Nat. (Boston) _2160Union Nat. (Loulsville)_-1-81-0, 2161Union Nat. (Seattle) 1643United States 2259United States Nat. (San Diego) _2446

BANKS-(Concluded.)Page.

Urashington Park Nat. (Chl.)_2445VT ebster Co. Nat. (Pt. Dodge) _2446Winters Nat. (Dayton) 1984Wisconsin Nat. (Madison) 2446

Yokohama (Japan) Specie,Ltd 1552, 2072, 2444

TRUST COMPANIES.

American 2347

Bankers' _1455, 2259, 2348, 2444elmont (Phila ) 2445

Boston (Mass.) Safe Deposit &_ A897Bristol kConn.) 1724

C(Neutral of Illinois (Chicago)__ _1354

entral Union 1454, 1642City Bank & (Hartford) 2260Columbia 2072Columbia Avenue (Phila.) 2349Columbus 2347Conn. Trust & Safe Dep. Co.(Hartford) 1354

Delaware (Georgetown) 1354

Exchg,.:ge (Boston) 2349m 1642, 1808, 2160Equitable 1723, 2072Excelsior Trust & Savings FundCo. (Phila.) • 2072

Varmers Loan & 2348L- Fidelity (Buffalo) 1896, 2445Fidelity & Columbia (Louisville) 2161Franklin 1354Fulton 2160, 2347

Girard (Phila.) 2349, 2445rand Rapids (Mich.) 1984

Greenebaum Sons Bank &(Chic.)2446Guaranty, 1454, 1552, 1723,

1896, 19&3, 2072, 2348, 2444

TRUST COMPANIES-(Concluded)Page.

Hartford (Conn.) 1354ibernia Bank & (New Orleans)

2349, 2350, 2446

Liberty (Newark) 2445ogan (Phila. )____1354, 2072, 2349

it sercantile 2259Merchants Loan & (Chicago)_2446Metropolitan 1983Mississippi Valley (St Louis)_ _ _2446

Maumkeag (Salem) 1455L N e w a r k (N. J.) 1354New England (Boston) 1984New York 1552, 1723, 1983

Onondaga Trust & Deposit Co.(Syracuse) 1896, 2072

parkway (Phila.) 1809eoples (Phila.) 1984

Philadelphia (Pa.) 2260Provident Life & (Phila.) 1552

Real Estate Title Ins. & (Phila.)1455 1552

Rhode Island Hospital (Provi-dence) 1455, 2269

Sa n g a m o n Loan & (Springfield,Ill.) 2445

Southside (Pittsburgh) 1642State (Plainfield) 1809Susquehanna Trust & Safe De-

posit Co. (Williamsport, Pa .)...2161Syracuse (N. Y.) 1723, 2445

'Union (San Francisco) 2161‘..J nion Savings & (Seattle) 1643Union Savings Bank & (Cincin.) 1354United States Mortgage &-1808, 1896

nyashington (Spokane) 1984TV eat Phila. Title & (Phila.)_1984

BANKERS' GAZETTE, SECURITY PRICES AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Page.

American Bankers' ConventionSection Oct. 12.

Auction Sales of Securities. See"Commercial and Miscellane-ous News" (weekly).

Daltimore Stock Exchange Pri-ces (weekly). See Bank-

ers' Gazette.Bank Clearings. See in "Edi-

torial Articles."Bank and Quotation Section forOct. 5, Nov. 9, Dec. 7.

Bank Statements of N. Y., Bos-ton and Philadelphia (weekly).See "Commercial and Miscel-laneous News" (weekly).

Bank and Trust Company State-ment. See "Bankers' Gazette"(weekly).

Bank and Trust Company Stocks.Prices in N. Y. See "Bankers'Gazette" (weekly).

Banks of England, France, &c.,(weekly). See "Fin. Situation"(first editorial each week).

Banks, National, Abstract fromReports to the Comptroller_ -1559

Bankers' Gazette..- _1364, 1462,

1560, 1653, 1731. 1819, 1903,1991, 2080, 2169, 2272, 2359, 2457

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

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

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

(lanai and Miscellaneous Stock& Bond List. See" Railway

& Industrial" Section Nov. 2.Chicago Banks and Trust Com-pany Statement. See "Bank-ers' Gazette" (weekly).

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

Page.Curb Market, New York (weekly).Commercial and MiscellaneousNews_ _1358, 1456, 1553, 1643,1725, 1813, 1897, 1985, 2074,

2163, 2262, 2351, 2448

Debt Statement of U. S. SeeU. S. Financial Statement

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

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

England, Bank of. See "Bank."English Financial Markets (byCable) (weekly).

Exchange. See "Foreign Ex-change."

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

Vederal Reserve Banks. See• Corn. & Misc. News (weekly.)Foreign Exchange Market and

Prices (weekly). See "Bank'ers' Gazette."

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

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

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

& Quotation" Sec. (monthly).Government Revenue and Ex-

penditures (monthly). See"Editorial Articles."

Tmports and Exports of Mer-• chandise and Specie, United

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

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

Page.Insurance Stocks. See "Bankand Quotation" Section.

ManItcfring Stocks. Seeand Quotation"

Section (monthly).Merchandise Imports and Ex-

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

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

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

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

Municipal Bonds. See "Bank &Quotation" Section (monthly).See "State and City" SectionDec. 21.

Motional Banks Organized, &c..I•N 1358, 1456, 1553, 1643,

1725, 1897, 1985, 2163, 2263,2351, 2449

New York City Batik Statement(weekly). See "Bankers' Ga-zette" and "Commercial andMiscellaneous News."

N.Y. City Foreign Trade_1813, 2179

nutside Securities. See "Bank-• ers' Gazette" (weekly).

Philadelphia Bank Statementand Prices of Stocks and

Bonds (weekly). See "Bank-ers' Gazette.'

,

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

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

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

COTTON, BREADSTUFFS

Page.Breadstuffs, Agricultural .Re-

ports on 1493. 1850, 2390Breadstuffs-Exports from U. S.(monthly) 1590_, 1758, 2109

Breadstuffs-Market and Statis-tics (weekly)_1394, 1492.1589, 1682, 17-57, 1850, 1932,2020, 2109, 2200, 2303, 2389, 2489

Breadstuffs-Weekly weatherreport 1396, 1493

Burlaps, Government Control of.1396Butter. See "Commercial Times"Commercial Epitome. See "Com-

mercial Times" (weekly).Commercial Times (weekly)

1390, 1487, 1584, 1677, 1752,1846, 1928, 2016, 2105, 2196,

2298, 2384, 2484Cotton Acreage. See Editorial

Articles,Do Agric. Reports on 1394Do Amount in Sight (month-

ly) in 1917-18 1589

Page.Cotton British Wage Question.

2301, 2488Do Census Bureau Ginning

Report_.... _1394, 1681.1849, 202CI, 2302, 2488

Do Consumption and Over-land Movement (mthy)

1588, 1929, 2488Do Egyptian Crop 2302Do Egyptian Report (wkly.)Do Exports of Yarns and

Goods from GreatBrit-emu 1490, 1757, 2200

Do Exports from U. S.monthly) _1590, 1758, 2109

Do Fall River Wage IncreaseAsked 2019, 2108

Do Future Markets at NewYork, New Orleans andLiverpool (weekly).

Do India Receipts and Ship-ments (weekly) byCable.

Page,Railroad Stock and Bond List.See "Railway & Ind." SectionNov. 2.

Railway Earnings Section, Oct.19, Nov. 16, Dec. 14.

Railway and Industrial Sectionfor Nov. 2.

Sliver and Gold Exports andImports of U. S. (monthly).See "Editorial Articles."

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

State and City Section Dec. 21.Sterling Exchange. See "For-

eign Exchange."Stock and Bond Tables. See"Railway and Industrial" Sec-tion for Nov. 2. •

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

Stocks, Bonds, &c., Volume ofBusiness on New York, Bostonand Philadelphia Exchanges(weekly) ......f372, 1470, 1569,1662, 1740, 1828, 1912, 2000,

2089, 2178, 2281, 2368.2466Stocks and Bonds, General Quo-

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

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

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

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

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

United States Securities Marketand Prices (weekly). See

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

and DRY GOODS.

Page.Cotton Interior Towns Move-

ment (weekly).Do Liverpool Marketrly.)

esDo Manchester Mkt. wkly.)Do Manufacturers' 'ports

from U. S 1588, 1589Do Market and Statistics

(weekly).Do Marketed by States in

1917-18 1681Do Mill Wage Increase 1908Do New Orleans Contract .

Market (weekly).Do New York Exchange__ _ _2302Do Porto Rico Crop 2020Do Print Cloths Market

(weekly). See in "DryGoods Market."

Do Quotations at New York(daily).

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

PageCotton Quotations for Middling

at Other Markets.Do Receipts Daily & Weekly

at U. S. Ports.Do Shipboard Not Cleared

(weekly).Do Visible Supply in World

(weekly).Do Weather Reports by

Telegraph (weekly).Do World's Supply and Tak-

ings (weekly).Cottonseed Oil Exports fromU.S.

1590, 4768, 2109Crops of the Year 2301Dry Goods Market (weekly)

1396, 1494, 1591, 1684, 1758,1852, 1934, 2022, 2111, 2202.

2304, 2390, 2490Petroleum Exports from U. S.(monthly q 1590, 1758. 2109

Provisions Exports from U. S.(monthly) 1590, 1758, 2109


XII INDEX [VoL. 107-PART 2.

Page.A bingdon Cotton Mills, Hunts-

ville, Ala 1838Acme Harvesting Machine Co.,

Peoria, 111 2377Adirondack Electric Power Corp.Glens Falls, N Y 2099, 2189

Advance-Rumely Co 1838,2099, 2189

Aeroplane Engines 2290Aetna Explosives Co _1482, 1748,

1833, 1838, 1921, 2190, 2291Air Reduction Co., Inc 1386Ajax Rubber Co., Inc., N. Y__ _2377Alabama Co 2377Alabama Great Southern RR 2286Ala. Tenn. & Northern RR___ _1578Alabama & Vicksburg Ry 1836Alaska Government Roads1383, 1481Alaska Gold Mines Co_ ......1483,

1838, 2099, 2190Alaska Juneau Gold Min Co_ _ _2377Albany & Susquehanna RR_ _ _ _2374Alger, Smith & Co 2478Algoma Central & Hudson BayBy 1481, 1669

Algoma Central Terminals 1669Algoma Steel Corporation_ ____ _1483Allis-Chalmers Co_ _1580, 1748, 2190Alum Rock Gas Co 2377American Agricultural ChemicalCo., N Y 1838, 2099

American Bank Note Co 2190Amer. Brako Shoe & FoundryCo 1386, 2291

'American Brass Co. N. Y__1670American Can Co.. 1386, 1670, 2190Amer. Car & Foundry Co_1839, 2009American Caramel Co 1839American Chicle Co 2478American Cities Co., N. Y 1918American Coal Co. (New Jersey)2291American Cotton Oil Co__1916, 2377Amer. Dist. Teleg. Co. of N.J._ _1670Amer. Dist. Teleg. Co: of N. Y_1670American Druggists Syndicate_ _1483American Factors, Ltd.. 1839, _1839, 2099American Felt Co 1386American Gas Co 2190American Gas & Electric Co.._ _ _2291American Glue Co 1580American Graphophone Co 2377American Hide & Leather Co.. .._1748American Ice Co., N Y 1388American International Corp.._ _2099American International Ship-

building Corp 1580, 2099American Light & Traction Co_ _1839Amer. Linseed Co.. N. Y..1921, 2010American Locomotive Co_ _1180,

2099, 2190American Malting Co. (N. Y.)1917, 1921, 2010, 2099, 2190, 2377

American Metal Co.. _1483 , 1670,2010, 2099, 2291 2377, 2478

Amer. Pipe & Construction Co.1386, 1921

American Power & Light Co.._ _ _2378American Public Utilities Co.._ _2378American Railways Co 2007American Railway Express Co.

1580, 2010, 2378Amer. Real Estate Co., N. Y_ _ _2474American Realty Co 2378American Rice & Cereal Co_

- ....2378

_ _Amer. Rolling Mill Co _ _1921,2005, 2378

American Screw Co 2478American Seeding Maching Co..

Springfield, Ohio 1477American Ship Building Co.,

Cleveland, Ohio 1381, 2378Amer. Smelt. & Refin. Co_1921, 2478American Steel Foundries Co.

1386, 1839, 2190American Steamship Co__1580Amer. Sugar Refining Co_2190, 2291American Sumatra Tobacco Co.

1670, 1839, 1921, 2010, 2099, 2190American Telep. & Teleg. Co.

1483, 2100, 2378American Thread Co.. N. Y.._,_2010American Tobacco Co.._ _ _1670,

1748, 1839, 2291Amer. Type Founders Co., N.Y_1833American Water-Works & Elec

tric Co 1381, 1477, 2010, 2478American Window Glass Co.1580, 1668, 2478American Window Glass Mach.

Co 1921, 2010American Woolen Co 2190, 2378Amer. Writing Paper Co_ _1483,1580, 1671, 1748, 2010, 2190,

2291, 2478American Zinc, Lead & SmeltingCo 1748, 1921, 2378

Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Boston1386, 2378

Amparo Mining Co 1671Anaconda Copper Min. Co.1386,1748, 1839, 2010, 2099, 2190,

2291, 2478Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd.._ _2378Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co_ _ _ _2378Appleton Co 2291Arkansas Valley Ry., Light &Power Co 1747Arlington Mills, Lawrence,Mass.2478

Arizona Copper Co 1483, 1839Arizona & Now Mexico RR__1836Armour & Co 1748, 2099, 2190Art Metal Construction Co 2010Asbestos Corp. of Canada 2378Assets Realization Co., N. Y._ _ _2096Associated 011 Co 2478Atch. Topeka & S. Fe Ry_1836, 2097Atl. firm. & Atlantic Ry_1836, 2474Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry_1917Atlanta & West Point RR 1383Atlantic City Gas Co 1387Atlantic City & Shore RR 1838Atlantic Coast Electric Ry 2187Atlantic Coast Line Co_ __1481,

1573, 1836, 2187Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp.,1483, 1581Atlantic Gulf & W. Ind. SS. Co_2291Atlantic Quebec & Western Ry_2007Atlantic Refining Co 1483, 1839

Atlas Crucible Steel Co 2099

RAILROADS AND INDUSTRIALS VESTMENT INTELLIGENCEAnnual Reports are Indexed in Black-faced Figures.

Page. Page.Atlas Powder Co 2010Auburn & Syracuse Elec RR _2097Aurora Elgin & Chicago RR.,

1579, 2374Auto Body Co., Lansing, Avlich_2291Autosales Corporation, Y.._ _2099Avery Co. (Peoria, III.) 2478

Baldvrin Locomotive Works,2010, 2100, 2378

Baltimore & Ohio RR____1378,1384, 1747, 1836, 2187, 2287, 2374

Baltimore & Sparrows Point2007, 21813867RR

Bangor & Aroostook AR Bangor By. & Electric Co.,

1747, 2287Barber Steamship Lines, Inc.,New York 2010

Barcelona Trac., Light & l'owerCo., Ltd___1836. 1918, 2007, 2185

Barrett Company 2291Bay State Street Ry_1384, 1481,1579, 1836, 1918, 2007, 2187,

2287, 2374Bayer Co., Inc 2291, 2378Beatrice Creamery Co., Chi-cago 1748, 2378

Beaver Co., Ltd 2010, 2100Belt Line By. of N. Y 2474Belt Ry. of Chicago 1579Bergner & Engel Brewing Co...._1671Berkshire St. By.. ....1579, 1836, 2374Bethlehem Loading Co 2378Bethlehem Steel Corp_ _•__1671,

1748, 2378, 2478Billings & Spencer Co., Hart-ford, Conn 1103, 2190

Bingham Mines Co 2190Binghamton (N. Y.) By 1481Bitter Root Valley Irrig'n Co.. _1483Black River (N. Y.) Trac. Co....2187

Blue Hill Street By 1387Bliss (E. W.) Company 11874376

Boonville RR. Bridge Co Booth Fisheries Co 2478Booth Mfg. Co 1671Borden's Condensed Milk Co.,

1387, 1581, 1921, 2478Bosch Magneto Co 2291Boston & Albany RR 1918Boston Consolidated Gas Co.,

1671, 1749, 1921Boston Elevated Ry_1384, 1481

1579, 1836, 2007, 2097, 2187,2288, 2374, 2474

Boston & Lowell RR__1384, 1919Boston & Maine RR_1579, 1918,

2007, 2187, 2288, 2375, 2474Boston Rev. Bch. & Lynn RR_2097Boston & Worcester ElectricCompanies 1579, 1666

Boston Woven Hose & RubberCo 1483, 1839

Botany Worsted Mills.. 1839, _ _1839, 1921Bourne Cotton Mills Corp

211901Braden Copper Mines Co Brazil By 2008Bridgeport Projectile Co 1483Brier Hill Steel Co 2478Brill Co. (J. a ) 1483, 2100British Columbia Electric Ry.,

1579, 1836Brockton & Plymouth StreetBy 2008, 2475

Brompton Pulp & Paper Co.._ _ _2291Bronx Gas & Electric Co 2478Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.1671, 2378Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc_2191, 2378Brooklyn Heights RR. Co 2475Brooklyn Rap. (Fran. Co_ _1384,1669, 1836, 1919, 2187, 2288, 2375

Brooklyn Union Gas Co_ _1921, 21704190Brookside Mills (Boston) Brown Hoisting Machinery Co.._2378Brown Shoe Co_ _ _ _1581, 1839, 2004Bucyrus Co., So. Mil w., Wis_ -1678Buffalo & Lackawanna Trac.Co-2475Buffalo & Lake Erie Trac. Co.._ -2475Buffalo Roch. & Pittsb. Ry__- -2375Buffalo & Susq. RR. Corp 2375Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining& Concentrator Co 1922

Burlington (Ia.) Gas LightingCo.2010Burlington (Vt.) L. & Pow. Co....2291Burns Bros. Coal Co .1581, 1922, 22417981Bush Terminal Co Butler Water Co 1483Butte Central Min. & Mill. Co_ _1839Butte & Superior Mining Co.

1387, 1839, 1922, 2101Butterick Company, N Y 2191

(sada Hosiery Co., Phila. 2291%-•alifornia Petroleum Co 2291California By. & Power Co., Inc.1380California Wino Ass'n 1387,1480, 1483, 1581, 1749, 2010, 2191

Calumet & Arizona Mining Co.1483, 1839, 2191

Calumet & Hecia Mining Co.1581, 1922, 2378

Canadian Car & Foundry Co.2378, 21348778

Canada Cement Co., Ltd Canada Copper Co 2291Canada Land & Irrig. Co., Ltd_ -1581Canadian Cons. Rubber Co. ,Ltd 2100Canadian Northern Quebec Ry-2187Canadian Northern By.. _1384,1481, 1669, 1836, 1919, 2008,

2097, 2183, 2187Canadian Pacific By 1481,

1836, 1919, 2097Canadian SS. Lines, Ltd 1922Canadian Vickers Co., Ltd 1581Cannelton Coal & Coke Co_ _ _ _ -2191Car Lighting & Power Co..1483, 1671Carbo-Hydrogen Co. of America.2191Carbon Steel Co., Pittsb_ _1746,

2010, 2191Carolina Clinchf. & Ohio By.. .._...1384Carriage Factories, Ltd., Toron-1749to, Can

J. I. Case Threshing MachineCo., Racine, Wis 1834, 1839Celluloid Co. (Now York) 1922Centennial Copper Mining Co.._2100Central Foundry Co., New York 22307150

Central of Georgia By

Central Iludson Gas & ElectricCo. (Poughkeepsie)

Central Leather Co_1581, 1671, 1749Central RR. of Pennsylv_ _1384, 1919Central Ry. of Canada .._ _2187, 2289Central & South Amer. Teleg.Co 1839, 2010

Central Union Telephone Co_ ---1581Central Vermont Ry. Co_ _1579,

1666, 2008Century Steel Co_ _ _2011, 2291, 2378Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp.

1483, 1839, 1922, 2291Certain-Teed Products Corp._ -1669Chalmers Motor Corp.._ ....1387, 2291Chandler Motor Car Co 1483Charcoal Iron Co. of America,

Detroit 1834Charlestown (Mass.) Gas & Elec.1387Charleston & Western CarolinaRR

1836

Charlottesville & Albemarle Ry-2289Charlton Cotton Mills Corp_ -1581Chattahoochee & Gulf RR 2375Chattanooga Coke & Gas Co_ 17491749

Gas Chattanooga G & Coal Prod-ucts Co., Inc

Chattanooga By. & Light Co-211481367Cheboygan Paper Co

838

Chesapeake & Delaware CanalCo

Chesapeake & Ohio R13y87, 2191, 2475

Chesebrough Mfg. Co., N. Y.._ -21058111Chevrolet Motor Co Chicago Burlington & QuincyRR 1384, 1669, 1747, 1836

Chicago City Railway

2475

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.1481, 1836, 2289

Chicago Elevated By 2184, es

21418871Chicago Great Western By 2097Chicago Heights Term. TransferRR

Chicago Indianapolis & LouisvilleBy 1384

Chicago Local TransportationCo 1384, 1836

Chicago Milwaukee & St. PaulBy 1836, 1919, 2097, 2187

Chicago & North Western By.,1384, 1481, 1669, 2289

Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.,1483, 1581, 1667, 1671, 1149221

Chicago Railways 8

Chicago Rock Island & PacificBy., 1384, 1919, 2008, 2097,

2187, 2375Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis &Omaha RR 1669, 2187

Chicago Surface Lincs.._ _ _2097, 21714897Chicago Telephone Co Chicago Terre Haute & S. E. Ry.1481Chicago Union Station Co 1836Chicago & Western Indiana RR.,

1481, 1579, 1669, 1836, 1919, 21318847Chicago & West Towns By Chicago Wilmington & Franklin2478Coal Co

Childs Co 1749, 2100, 2191Chile Copper Co., 1483, 1581,

1839, 1922, 2378Chino Copper Co., 1387, 1839,

1922, 2191Christopher & 10th Sts. RR _ _ _ _1836Cincinnati & Columbus Trac-

tion Co 2097, 2375Cincinnati Findlay & FortWayne By., 1481, 1669, 2008, 2475

Cincinnati Milford & Blanches-ter Traction Co 1836

Cincinnati Milford & LovelandTraction Co 1836

Cincinnati New Orleans & TexasPacific By. Co 2372

Cincinnati Street By 2097Cities Service Co., 1671, 2011,

2100, 2479CiltayndIfe Delivery Co. (Cleve-

City Light & Traction Co. of1839Sedalia, Mo 1384

City & Suburban Homes Co.,Now York City

Clianrgemcoont (N. IL) By. & Light-1678

Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co 2008, 2097

1749Cleveland Electric By 2187Cleveland Union Terminal 1836, 2187Clinton Water Works Co 1483Clyde Steamship Co 2191Coast Valley Gas & Elec. Co_ _1387Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., Brant-

1483, 2096Colgate & Co 1839

Brant-ford, Oat

Colonial Oil Co 2191Colorado Fuel & Iron Co 1749Colorado Midland RR., 1579,

Colorado Pdwer Co 1836, 22892011, 2292

Colorado & Southern Ry., 1669,2097, 2289, 2375, 2475

Colorado Springs & CriepleCreek District By 1579

Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.2479Columbia Gas & Elec. Co., 1387,

1671, 2191Columbus Delaware&Marion Ry1836Columbus (Ga.) Electric

Co_- - _1919

Columbus Magnetic SpringsNorthern Traction

6Columbus (Oa.) Power Co 1293272 Columbus By., Light & l'owerCo 1747, 1919,in

2475Comgpcutoing-Tabulating-Record- 1840, 2378

Commercial Acceptance Trust

Commercial Credit Co. of Balto_11774499of Chicago

Commonwealth Light & l'owerCo 2292

Concord & Montreal RR _1919, 2289Coniagas Mines, Ltd 1581Connecticut Co 1384, 2376Connecticut River RR 1919Connecting Term. RR. (Buffalo)1481Consolidated Arizona Smelting

Co1671. 2378' 2479

Consolidated Coal Co 2292Consolidated Copper Mines, Bos-ton 1483

Page.Consolidated Gas Co. of Pitts-burgh 2292, 2378Consol. Gas, El. Lt. & PowerCo. (Balt.)_1387, 1476, 1919, 2191Consol. Indiana Coal Co 2011Consol. Interstate-Call. MiningCo 1387, 1483, 2191

Consol. Motors Corp 2479Consol. Power Co. of Bait 1483Consol. By., El. Ltg. & Equip-ment Co 1671, 1922, 2379

Constitutionalist Rys. of Mexico 2475Consumers Company, Chicago.. -1840Consumers' Gas Co. of Toronto,1840, 2095Consumers Power Co. (of Mo.)_2379

Continental (Fire) Insur. Co.._- _2379

Continental Gas & Elec. Corp.,2006, 2011

Continental Motors Corp_1840, 2191Continental Refining Co., 1671,2011, 2379Contra Costa Realty Co 2479Corn Products Refining Co.,

1387, 1671, 1749Cornell Mills Corp 2379Cosden & Co 1581, 2292, 2379(Wm.) Cramp & Sons Ship &Engine Bldg. Co_1387, 2101, 2479Creamery Package Co 2370Cresson Cons. Gold Mining &Mill Co 2100Crex Carpet Co .

1387Cripple Creek Central R R.1669, 2097Crucible Steel Co. of America,

1749, 1832, 1922Crowell & Thurlow SteamshipCo 1671, 1840, 2292

Cuba Railroad 1481Cuban-American Sugar Co., NowYork 2472, 2479Cuban Ports Co 1387Cudahy Packing Co (Chicago),

1749, 1840, 1922, 2191, 2373Cumberland County(Me.) Power& Lt. Co 1480, 2097, 2376Cumberland Pipe Line 1923Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corp.

1387, 1483, 1923, 2011Cuyahoga Telephone Co.. .1749,

2011, 2100, 2479

Dallas Automatic Teleph. Co.. 1581alias Terminal RR. & UnionDepot 2187Dallas & Waco By 1747Daly-West Mining Co 1387Davenport Rock Island & North-

western RR 1384Davis-Daly Copper Co.. ...i840,. 1923, 2100Dayton Coal, Iron & B. Co_ 2289Dayton Power & Light Co..1387, 1484Dearborn Truck Co 2479Delaware & Hudson Co....1384,

2008, 2187, 2476Delaware & Raritan Canal Co.. .1840Delaware Reservoir Irrig. Co_ _1840Delta Land & Timber Co_2100, 2379Denver Gas & Electric Co 1581Denver Reservoir Irrigation Co_1387Denver & Rio Grande RR _1481, 1919Denver & Salt Lake Ry_2187Denver Tramways idif, 2376Denver Union Water Co 1840Des Moines City By 2376Detroit Edison Co 2379Detroit Gr. H. & Milw. By.. 1669Detroit United By _2008, 2097, 2289Diamond Match Co 1840Diamond Ice & Coal Co 1671Distillers Securities Corp_1387,1484 1671, 2011, 2379Dodge Manufacturing Co 2479(Jacob) Dold Packing Co., Buf-

falo, N Y 1840Doullut & Williams ShipbuildingCo., Now Orleans, La 1923Dome Mines td 2192Dominion Park

Co.,do., Ltd_

____-- _2100Dominion Steel Corp.1387, 2011,

1840, 2292Donner Steel Co., Inc. (Buf-falo) 2094, 2379Dow Chemical Co 1749Dresden Lace Works 2292Duluth & Iron Range RR 2097Duluth Missabo & North. By.. 2097Duluth So. Shore & Atl. Ry 1481Duluth-Superior Street Ity 2476Dunkirk Street By 2476du Pont Chemical Co 2292(E. I.) du Pont do Nemours &Co__1387, 1481, 1671, 1749,

2100, 2292(E. I.) du l'ont do Nemours Ex-port Co 2292Duquesne Light Co 1840Dwight Manufacturing Co 2479

EVast Bay Water Co 1484, 2011ast Butte Copper Co 2192East Butte Copper Mining Co.,

1387, 1841, 2192East Coast Fisheries Co 2379East St. Louis Columbia &

Waterloo Ry 2007East St. Louis & Suburban Co _1837Eastern Mass. Electric Co 1671Eastern Pennsylvania By 1837Eastern Steamship Co 1581Eastern Texas Electric Co 2476Eastman Kodak Co 84, 1671Edison Electric Illuminating Co.of Boston 1576, 2379

Edmonton Dunv. & B. C. Ity_1919Edwards (W. C.) & Co., Ltd.._ -2292Electric Auto-Lite Corp 1484Electric Boat Co 2479Electro-Dynamic Co., Bayonne,N. .7 2379

Elgin National Watch Co 2100Elk & Little Kanawha RR 2476Emerson Phonograph Co 2379Empire City Subway Co., N. Y..2187Empire Gas & Fuel Co 2479Empire Pipe Lino Co 2479Empire Refining Co 2292Empire State Corp 2097Empire Steel & Iron Co 2379


OCTOBER-DECEMBER, 1918 INDEX XIII

Page.Empire United Rys 1837Equitable Ilium. Gas Light Co.

of Phila 2292Erie RR 1384. 2187Essential Industries Finance

Corporation 2192Evansville & Eastern El Ry.. ......2289Evansville Henderson & Owens-

boro Ry 2289Evansville &Mt.Vernon Elec Ry2289Evansville (Ind.) Railways2187, 2289Evansville Terminal Ry 2289Everett Mills, Mass 1581Exhibitors Mutual DistributionCo. of Chicago 1923

Express Rates 2187

'Caber (A. W.) (Pencils), New-.'" ark, N. J 1923Fay (J. A.) & Egan, Cincinnati_1923Fairbanks Co. (Boston) 1388Fairbanks Co. (New York)2011, 2100Fairbanks, Morse & Co_ ..2011, 2292Fairmont Park Transit Co 1670Fairmont Park & Traction Co....1670Fairmount Coal & Coke Co_ _ _ _2479Fajardo Sugar Co 2472Farr Alpaca Co • 2379Fayette Gas Co., Pittsburgh.. .. 1923Federal Light & Traction Co_ __ _

1670, 1672, 1747Federal Mining & Smelting Co.,N.Y 2379

Federal Shipbuilding Corp 1484Fifth Ave Coach Co 2192Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.__

2379, 2472First National Copper Co 1481Fisher Body Corp 2479Fitchburgh RR 1747, 1919Florida East Coast RR_ _ _ _ _ _2008Ford Motor Co 1582, 2192, 2292Forestal Land, Timber & Rys__2379Fort Dodge Des Moines & South-

ern RR 1579, 2187

Ft. Smith Light & Traction Co.. 1747Ft. Smith Subiaco & Eastern Ry 1919Ft. Worth & Denver City By__

1670, 1837. 2376

Ft. Worth & Denver Term. RR.1837Fox River Butter Co 2192, 2379Franklin (H. .) (Motor Car)Mfg. Co., Syracuse 2479

Freight Rates 1384Fulton Motor Truck Co 2011

Fulton Steel Corporation 1582

alona-Signal Oil Co., Frank-%.11 lin, Pa 2101

Galveston-Houston El. Co 1482

Galveston-Houston & HendersonBR 1482

Garfield (N. J) Worsted Mills 1923 2101, 2292

Gaston Williams & Wigmore,Inc 1582, 2742

Georgia Northern Ry 2376Georgia Ry & Power Co 2097General American Tank CarCorp 1484

General Chemical Co- __1672, 2011

General Cigar Co 1484General I)evelopment Co.._ _ __ _1841General Electric Co_ _1923, 2292,

2379, 2472, 2479General Motors Corp ..1388,

1484, 1574, 1672, 2011, 2101,2292, 2380General Ordnance Co. (N. Y )...1672General Petroleum Co...... _2011, 2380General Porcelain Co., Parkers-

burg, W. Va 1923General Rubber Co 1672, 2101

Georgia Ry. & Power Co.. _1384,1482, 2008Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.

1666, 2289

Gera Mills (Passaic, N J)_1923, 2293German-Owned Properties_ 1921Gillette Safety Razor Co 2101, 2479Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.._

1388, 1484 2184Government Control of RR's_ _ -2374Government Expenditures on

Railroads 2097, 2374Government Operation of Rail-roads 1669, 1836,2188

Granby Consol. (Mining, Smelt-

ing & Power Co_1388, 1478,1582, 2011, 2380

Grand Rapids (Mich.) By 2289

Grand Trunk Pacific By 2097Grand Trunk By. of Canada

1384, 1747, 2008, 2097

Grassolli Chemical Co.. _ ....2192, 2380

Graton & Knight Mfg. Co- - - - - -1841

Gray & Davis, Inc 1582, 1749

Great American Insur. Co..1484, 1672Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co 1923Great Lakes Engineering Works_ 2479Great Lakes Transit Co 1484Great Northern Construe. Co..- -2293Great Northern Iron Ore Prop-2011Great Northern By, of Canada_ -2188Great Western Milling Co 1582Great Western Power Syst.1388, 1841

Great Western Sugar Co.. Denv_2011Greene Cananea Copper Co.

1484, 1841, 2293Greene & Coates Sts. Pass. IV.

(Philadelphia) 1384Greenfield (Mass.) Gas Lt. Co..-2380Guantanamo Sugar Co. (Cuba),

New York City 2286Guantanamo & Western RR.

2380; 2470Guayaquil & Quito By 1919Guggenheim Bros. (Packers),

Chicago 1923Gulf 011 Corporation 2293Gulf & Ship Island RR ______ 1837Gulf States Steel Co 2011,

2101, 2293, 2380

Halifax Shipyards, Ltd 1923amIlton Radial Electric Ry....2376

Hampden Railroad Corp_ _1919, 2008Harrisburg (Pa.) Light & PowerCo 2479

Hartford & Springfield St. Ry.1384, 2476

Hawaiian Commercial & SugarCo 1582, 2011

Hawkinsville & Florida Southernlilt 2289

Page.Haytian-American Corp _2289, 2376Helme Co. (George W.) 2192Hendee Mfg. Co., Springfield,Mass 1672, 1834, 2479

IIenderson Traction Co _ ____-2289Hercules Powder Co 1388, 2192Hetch Hetchy RR 2376Hobbs Mfg. Co., Worcester,Mass 2293

Hocking Coal Co 1923Hocking Valley By 1747, 2476Holland-St. Louis Sugar Co.. -2479Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines_ -1388Holyoke Street Ry 1384,

2008, 2376, 2476Hoover Steel Ball Co 1923Hoster-Columbus Associated

Breweries Co., Columbus, 0....2011Hotel Traymore Co., Atlantic

City, N J 2380Houston Electric Co 1919Houston (Tex.) Lighting & Pow.Co 1905, 2192

Houston Oil Co 1923, 2479Hudson Bay Railway 1837Hudson & Manhattan RR 1919Hudson River Vehicular Tunnel_2293Humble 011 & Refining Co 1484Humphreys Petroleum Co 2479Huntington & Broad Top Mtn:RR 1384, 1919

Huntington Land & Impt. Co.. 2380Huntington Water Co 1484Hydraulic Power Co., Niagara

Falls, N Y 1484, 2380Hydraulic Pressed Steel Co 1582Hydro-Electric Commission ofQntario 1841

Iliinois Central RR 1747, 22901 linois Pipe Line Co 2012

Illinois Power & Water Co _2012Illinois Traction Co 1384, 2476Imperial Electric Co., Akron,0-1923Independent Brew. Co., Pittsb.

1841, 2005Indep. Pneumatic Tool Co .1923, 2293Indep. Steel Products Corp 2101India Creek & Northern RR_ 1482Indian Head Mills of Alabama_ _1841Indian Refining Co 2380Indiana Pipe Line Co 2479Indiana Power & Water Co 1749Indianapolis & Frankford RR......2376Indianapolis Telephone Co 1582Inspiration Consol. Copper Co,

1484, 1841., 2101, 2192, 2479Interborough Rapid Transit Co.,

1384, 1747, 1919, 2008, 2376Intereolonial By 2097Intercontinental Rubber Co.

1484;1577Interlake Steamship Co 1484International Agricultural Corp.(N. Y.), 1476, 1484, 2012, 2101

International Arms & Fuze Co.(Bloomfield, N J.) 2479

International Harvester Co.,1388, 1574, 1672, 2479

International Mercantile MarineCo_1484, 1841, 2012, 2101, 2293

International Milling Co., NewPrague, Minn 2473

International Nickel Co., 1917,2012, 2192

International Paper Co., 1575,2192, 2293

International Portland CementCo 2293, 2380

International By., Buffalo, 1384,1837, 2097, 2188

International Textile, Incor.(Bridgeport, Conn.) 1923

International Traction Co. (Buf-falo) 1482, 1579, 1670, 2476

International Ultramarine Works2479Interstate Rys., Phila 1385Intertypo Corp. (Bklyn., N. Y.) 2095Ipswich (Mass.) Mills' 2102Iron Cap Copper Co. 1841, 2102, 2293Ironwood & Bessemer By. & Lt.Co 2476

Island Oil & Transport Co 1388Ithaca (N. Y.) Traction Corp.._ _2008Ivanhoe Furnace Corp 2192

Jacksonville (Ill.) Gas Light &Coke Co 2102

(Andrew) Jorgens Co., Cincin_ _ _2010Jersey Central Traction Co 2290Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 1388, 1672,

2102, 2480Johns-Manville Co. (H. W.) _ _ _ _2293Johnson & Collins Co., N. Y.(Insurance) 1923

Joliet & Eastern Traction Co _ ....1385Jones Bros. Tea Co., 1672, 2012, 2379Jones & Laughlin Steel Co 2102

warms City Breweries Co 2192lansas City Clinton & Spring-

field Ry 2476Kansas City Ft. Scott & Mem-

phis By 2476Kansas City & Memphis R R .... _ _1670Kansas City Mexico & OrientRR 1579

Kansas City Rys. Co., 1837,2097, 2290, 2376

Kansas City Southern Ry_1579, 2376Kansas City Terminal Co_1920, 2008Kansas City Viaduct By 1920Kansas Elec. Utilities Co., 1388,

1483, 1579Kansas Natural Gas Co 2012Kaufman Dept. Stores, Inc 2293Kayser (Julius) & Co. (Glove

Mfrs.), N. Y 2005Kelso Smokeless Coal Co 2012Kennebunk & KennebunkportRR 1920

Kennecott Copper Co., 1484,1841, 2102, 2192, 2293

Kennedy Valve Mfg. Co 2380Kent Apartments, N.Y 2102Kentucky Distilleries & Ware-house Co 1388, 1672, 2012

Kentucky Securities Corp 1479Kentucky Solvay Coke Co 1740Kentucky Traction & TerminalCo 1385, 2476

Keokuk Union Depot Co 1482Kerr Lake Mining Co.,- 1484,

1923, 2293Kessler & Co (Julius) 2012

Page.Keystone Steel & Wire Co 2192Keystone Telephone Co 1582Keystone Tire & Rubber Co.,

1484, 1672, 1923, 2293, 2480Kilburn Mills, New Bedford,Mass 2192

Kings County Electric Light,Heat & Power Co., Bklyn.,N.Y 2192, 2380

Kingsport Utilities, Inc 2102Kinlock (Long Distance) Tele-phone Co 1672

Kresge (S. S.) & Co_ _ _2012. 2380Kress (S. H.) & Co_1484, 1750, 2293

Lackawanna Steel Co_1484, 2193, 2480

Laclede Gas Light Co. (St. L.),1484, 1582

Lake Charles (La.) By., Light& Waterworks Co 1747

Lake Erie & Western RR 2376Lakeside Live Stock Co., Inc.,'New Orleans, La 1923

Lake Superior Corp., 1388, 1750,1923, 2380

Lake Superior Terminal & Trans-fer By 1747

Lake of the Woods Milling Co_ _1388, 1484, 1578

Lancaster Mills, Boston, Mass_ _2102Lanett Cotton Mills 1388Lanston Monotype Machine Co_1484Las Vegas & Tonopah Ry _1385, 1837Laurentide Co., Ltd 2380Lawrence (Mass.) Gas Co 1750Lawrence Mfg. Co.

' Boston...... ..2012

Lehigh & Hudson River RR 2008, 2476

Lehigh & New England BR....Lehigh Valley RR_ _1579, 1837,

1920, 2008, 2376Lever Brothers, Ltd 2293Lewiston Augusta & WatervilleBy 2098, 2376

Lewiston Land & Water Co_ _ _ _2293Libby, McNeil & Libby (Can-

ners) 1582, 2102Liberty Ordnance Co 2193Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co....

1923, 2012, 2102Lincoln County Power Co., Inc.(Me.) Consol 1841

Lincoln (Nebraska) Telep. &Teleg Co • 1750

Lincoln (Nebraska) Traction Co 2098Linderman Steel & Machine Co.,Muskegon, Mich 1923

Lindsay Light Co 1484, 1924London & Lake Erie RR. &Transp. Co 1579

Lone Star Gas Co. (Ft. Worth,Texas) 1388, 1484

Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR_ _ _ A837Louisville Gas & Electric Co_ _ _ _1750Louisville & Nashville RR 2188Louisville & Northern Ry. &

Lighting Co 2376Louisville & Southern Indiana

Traction Co 2376Louisville (Ky.) By 1385, 1747Louisville (Ky.) Tobacco Ware-house Co 1841

Lowell & Andover RR 1920Lowell (Mass.) Electric LightCorp 2480

Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc_1388Ludlow Mfg. Associates, Boston 1750Lukens Steel Co 1388, 2480Lynn & Boston RR 2376

jUjac Andrews & Forbes Co_ _ _ _2380McAlister Gas & Coke Co__ 2012McCrory Stores Corp _ _

2102, 2480Macdonald (A.) Co., Ltd_1841, 2380Mackay Companies.. _201%. 2293,

2380, 2480Magma Copper Co_ _1582, 2013,

2193, 2380Magnolia Petroleum Co 2380Magor Car Corp 2380Mahoning Coal RR 1579Mahoning & Shenango By. &

Light Co 23'76, 2476Main Belting Co _ _ -1485Maine Central RR:1579, 1747, 2188Majestic Minos Co 1841Mallory Steamship Co 2193Manati (Cuba) Sugar Co 2193Manchester & Lawrence RR_ _ _ _1920Manhattan Gas & Electric Co_ _1841Manhattan Shirt Co 1924Manomet Mills 1750Manufacturers Light & Heat Co..1388Maple Leaf Milling Co 2102Maple Leaf Shipping Co., Ltd_ _2193Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co.of America 2013, 2102, 2193

Marion By. Light & Power Co.. A837Mark Manufacturing Co 1750Marland Refining Co., PoncaCity, Okla 2102

Marlin-Rockwell Corporation.... _1383, 1746, 1842, 2293

Maryland Coal Co. of (Md.)_ _ _2013Maryland Coal Co. (W. Va.)_ _ _2013Marshall & East Texas Ry 1385Mason Tire & Rubber Co_ _1388,

1842, 2186Mason Valley Mines Co 2193Mason Valley Copper Co _1582,

2013, 2380Massachusetts Electric Cos_

1920, 2013. 2290Massachusetts Gas Co.. _ _ _1388

1672, 1950Massachusetts Lighting Cos_

1485, 1841, 2096Massachusetts Northeastern St.By 1920

Massy-Harris Co., Toronto.._- -2193Maxim Munitions Corp 2293Maxwell Motor Co_1388, 1832, 2013Meadow River Lumber Co 2013Memphis Dallas & Gulf RR__ _1385Memphis Street Ry_1747, 2290, 24/6Mengel Box Co. (Louisville,Ky.) 1842

Mercantile Stores Corp., N. Y.. -2480Merchants' Coal Co 2480Merchants' & Miners' Transp.Co 2193

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,N Y 2013, 2184

Page.Meridian Terminal Co 1670Metropolitan Edison Co 1842Metropolitan Petroleum Co.. _ _ A842Metropolitan Street By 2290Mexican Central By 2008

2380, 2480Mexican Eagle 011 Co 2293,

Mexican Northern By 2098Mexican Oil Tax 2193Mexican Petroleum Co., Ltd.,Del 1672, 2193

Mexican Telegraph Co_ _ __2013Miami Copper Co.. _1388, 1842, 2193Michigan Central RR 2188Michigan City Gas & Elec. Co_ _2380Michigan Power Co 1842Michigan Smelting & RefiningCo., Detroit, Mich 2013

Michigan State Telep. Co_2193, 2293Mid-Co. Petroleum Co., Tulsa,Okla 2013

Mid-West Refining Co., Denver.2193Middletown & Unionville ER 1670Midland Valley RR 1385Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co.

1842, 2013, 2293, 2380, 2480Midway Gas Co 1388, 2480Midwest Oil Co 1388Miller & Lux. Inc., Cal 2293Miller Rubber Co. (Akron, 0.)

2013, 2102Milliken Bros. Mfg. Co., N. Y 2193Minerals Separation Co 1924Minneapolis General Elec. Co.. .1389Minneapolis & St. Louis RR _ _ _ _2098Minnesota Gas & Electric Co_ _1842Minnesota & International RR _ _2376•Missouri Kansas & Texas Ry.

1747, 1837, 2188Missouri & North Arkansas RR.

1385, 1579, 2290Missouri Pacific By 2188, 2376Mobile & Ohio RR. Co 2285Mohawk Mining Co. (Mich.),N.Y 1582, 2480

Mohawk Valley Co 2193, 2476Moline Plow Co 1389Monongahela Valley Trac. Co.

2009, 2290Montana Power Co 2293, 2372Monterey Co. Gas & Elec. Co_ _1672Monterey & Pacific RR 1670Montgomery (Ala.)Light &Trac-

tion Co 1747, 2290Montgomery Ward & Co 2293Montreal Light, Heat & Pow. Co2293Montreal Tramways Co.. _1380, 1579Montreal Tramways & Pow. Co_2294Moore Shipbuilding & Dock Co.(Oakland, Cal.) 1582

Morgan & Wright Co 02Morningside Electric Street Ry_ 2188Morris & Co., Chicago 2193Mother Lode Copper Mines Co_2102Motor Products Corp., Detroit_2294Mountain States Power Co 1750Mt. Carmel (Pa.) Gas Co 2380Mt. Tamal pais-Muir Woods Ry.2476Mt. Vernon-Woodberry Mills,

Baltimore 2193, 21429854Muncie Water Co Manic. Gas Co. (Albany)..2013, 2193Munson Steamship Line 1582Mutual Film Corporation 1924

Nashawena Mills 1750ashua Mfg. Co 2103, 2380

Nashv. Chatt. & St. Louis RR __1670Nassau Ferry Co 2380Natick Gas Light Co 2480National Acme Co., Cleve.1842, 2013National Aniline & Chem. Co_ _2380National Brick Co. of Laprairie,Ltd 2013

National Bridge Co 2294National Conduit & Cable Co.

1842, 1924, 2193National Ice & Coal Co., N. Y_ _2294National Ice & Cold Storage Co.of California 1389

National Lead Co 1750, 2193National Oper. Corp.(Bridgep't)1485National Rys. of Mexico_ _1385,

2188, 2476National Transit Co 2014National Utility Co. (of Del .)_ _1389National Utilities Co., N. Y. &Columbus 1485

Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.._ _1672Nebraska Telephone Co_ _1582, 1842Nelson (W. S.) Mfg. Co., St. L...2294Nevada-Calif-Ore. Ry_ _ _ _1379, 1837Nevada-Calif. Electric Corp_ __ _1668Nevada Consol. Copper Co.

1389, 1842, 2014, 2193Nevada Co. Narrow Gauge RR _2476Newark Telephone Co 1582New Bedford & Onset Street Ry_ 2376New Britain ((Jonn.) Mach. Co_1582New Cornelia Copper Co..1842, 2193New England Co 1750, 1924New England Cotton Yarn Co.

1672, 1842, 2006, 2014, 2294New England Investment Co_ _ _

2014, 2294New England Power Co. System1750New Jersey & PennsylvaniaTraction Co 2290

New Jersey Worsted SpinningCo. (Passaic, N. J.)._ _ _ _1924,

2103, 2294New Jersey Zinc Co 1842New Idria Quicksilver Min. Co_2480New Orleans Great Northern RR

2093New Orleans & Northeasteg4 8Rk

2285New Orleans By. & Light92C0

c;.

1482, 1579, 2188, 2376, 2476New Process Gear Corp., Syra-cuse, N Y 1924

Newport News & Hampton By.,Gas & Electric Co 1837

Newton Arms Co., Inc., Buffalo.2193Newton (Geo. B.) Coal Co.,

Philadelphia 2380Now York Air Brake Co 2103New York Central RR_ __ _1385,

1579. 1920, 2188, 2376, 2476New York Chic. & St. Louis RR_1670New York Dock Co

2480New York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co 1582, 1924

New York New Haven & Hart-ford RR ....1385. 1482, 1747, 2376


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tion Co 1482New York & Ontario Power Co.. 1485New York Ontario & WesternRR 1670, 1748, 2376New York Phila. & Norfolk RR.,

1482, 2476New York & Richmond Gas Co_2480New York Rys. Co_1482, 1745.2009, 2098, 2290New York Shipbuilding Co..__ _2014New York State Rys 2098,2188, 2376, 2476New York Telephone Co 1485Niagara Falls Power Co..

- _1485,1672, 1750. 1924, 2014, 2193,2294, 2381Niagara Lockport & OntarioPower Co _ _2480Nipissing Mines Co..

-- 1672, 2294Nonquitt Spinning Mills 1750Norfolk & Bristol Street Ry. Co 1837Norfolk Southern By.. _ _ _1580, 2009Norfolk & Washington Steam-

ship Co 2194Norfolk & Western Ry_ _1385,1482, 1580, 1748, 1920, 2098North American Steel Products, Corp 2481North Boston Light'g Properties 1672North Butte Mining Co 1750North Electric Mfg. Co 1485North Michigan Water Co.,

Scranton, Pa 1750, 2103North Star Mines Co 1582Northampton Easton & Wash-ington Traction Co 2188Northern Central By 2376Northern Indiana Gas & Elec-tric Co 2381Northern Massachusetts St. Ry..1482Northern New Brunswick & Sea-board By 1482Northern Ohio Trac. & Light Co.1748Northern Pacific Ry_1482, 1670,

1837, 2476Northern Securities Co 2290• Northwestern Electric Co., Port-land, Ore 2381Northwestern Yeast Co 2294Norton Taunton & AttleboroStreet By 2098Nova Scotia S teel & Coal Co. , Ltd .1924Nova Scotia Transportation Co.,Ltd 2103

Oahu Sugar Co 2381akland Antioch & EasternBy 1385O'Gara Coal Co 1842, 2103Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,Montreal 1582, 1668Ohio Connecting Ry 1385Ohio Electric By 1385, 1580Ohio Fuel Supply Co 2194Ohio Iron & Steel Co 2481Ohio State Telephone Co....1750,1924, 2012, 2103, 2294, 2381, 2481Ohio Utilities Co 1750Ohio Western Utilities Co 2295Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co _1750Oklahoma Kansas & MissouriBy 2477Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.. 1389,

1485, 2481Oklahoma Producing & Re-fining Co 2374Oklahoma By. (Oklahoma City),

1670, 1837, 1920Old Dominion Co. of Maine,1485, 1842, 2194Omaha & Council Bluffs St. Ry_2477Omaha Street By 2376Onomea Sugar Co., Honolulu__ _2381Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd_1672Oregon Electric By 2188Osage Manufacturing Co 2014Oswego River Power & Trans-

portation Co 2295Ottumwa By. & Light Co 1748Owens Bottle-Machine Co., To-ledo. Ohio 2014, 2295Owensboro City RR 2290Dabst Brewing Co 2014ackard Motor Car Co., 1582,

1672, 1746, 2015, 2103, 2295, 2743Pacific Coast Co 1672, 2286Pacific Electric By 2200Pacific Gas & Elec. Co., 1670,1837, 2477Pacific Great Eastern By 1580Pacific Mall Steamship Co 2014Pacific Power & Light Co 2381Pacific Steamship Co 1672, 2194Pacific Telephone & Telegraph

Co 1672Paducah & Illinois RR 1580Page Steel & Wire Co 2481Palmolive Co 2381, 2481Pan-Amer. Petroleum & Trans-port Co 1583, 1762. 2194Paraffine Cos., Inc., San Fran-cisco 2014Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit,

2194, 2481Passaic Worsted Spinning Mills,Passaic, N. J 1924, 2295Passenger Fares 2098Peerless Truck & Motor Corp.-2481Penn Seaboard Steel Corp., 1835,

1842, 1924, 2373, 2381Penn-Mex Fuel Co 2481Pennsylvania Canal Co_ __1924, 2103Pennsylvania Co 1385. 1837Pennsylvania Iron Works Co.. ..1673Pennsylvania RR., 1385, 1483,1837, 2009, 2098, 2188. 2376, 2477Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.,

1485, 1576, 1673Pennsylvania Water & PowerCo 1924, 2103, 2481Peoples' Gas Light & Coke Co.(Chicago) 16'73, 2482Peoria & Pekin Union Ry_

Pere Marquette By 1-385, 1580Petaluma & Santa Rosa By.,1580, 1670Pettibone-Mulliken Co. (Chic.) .2194Phelps-Dodge Corp., 1389, 1843,2194, 2295Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash-

ington RR 2009, 2188Philadelphia Co., 1385, 1837.2098,1_2188, 2290. 2377

Page.Philadelphia Germantown & Nor-ristown RR 2009Philadelphia Electric Co., 1385,

1483. 2103Philadelphia Railway 1837Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,21609, 2188, 2377, 2477Philadelphia & Reading By 2098Piedmont & Northern RR 1837Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co.._ _ _1924Pierce Dodge Corp 2194Pierce Oil Corp., 2194, 2295,

2373, 2381, 2481Pilgrims Mills Corp., Fall River,Mass 2482Pinal Dome 011 Co 1485Pittsburgh Brewing Co..__1924, 2005Pittsburgh eine. Chic. & St. L.RR 1920, 2377Pittsburgh Harmony Butler &New Castle RR 2377Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR_ __ _ _2009Pittsburgh 011 & Gas Co., 1924,

2373, 2381Pittsburgh Rys., 1385, 1670,1748, 1837, 2009, 2098. 2188,

2290, 2377rpPittsburgh Rolls Co ____ _ _2381Pittsburgh Steel Co 1485, 1667Pittsburgh & West Virginia By.... 1385Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ash-

tabula By 2290Plymouth (Mass.) Gas Lt. Co....2381Pond Creek Coal Co 2381Poole Engineering & MachineCo. (Delaware) 1382Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd 1480Port Lobos Petroleum

Corp.- - _2014Portland (Ore.) By., Light &

Power Co., 1385, 1837, 2290, 2377Portland Terminal Co_ _.._1385, 2188Porto Rican-Amer. Tobacco Co_1843Prairie Oil & Gas Co 2381, 2482Prairie Pipe Line Co 1485, 2482Pressed Metal Co. of Canada ....1583Pressed Steel Car Co 1924Procter & Gamble Co 2015Providence (R. I.) Gas Co.,

1673, 2103, 2381Public Service Corp. of N. J.,1385, 1580, 1920, 2009, 2098Public Service Corp. of Nor. Ill.,

1389, 2381Public Senvice Gas Co., N. J.,1925, 2015Public Service By., N. J., 1580,

1837, 1920, 2098, 2377, 2477Puget Sound Traction, Light &Power Co., Seattle 1920Pullman Co., 1583, 1673, 1925,

2015, 2103, 2194, 2295Punta Alegre Sugar Co_ -.2015, 2186

Quaker Oats Co 1673, 2103uanah Acme & Pacific RR_.. _1838Quebec Central By. Co_ _1670, 2094Quebec By., Lt., Ht. & Pow.Co.2290Quebec & Saguenay Co 2290

Racquette Lake By 2290ailway Steel-Spring Co 2103Rainy River Pulp & Paper Co.._1583Rapid City (Mich.) Gas Lt. Co_2015Rapid Transit in New York,2009, 2098, 2290, 2477Raritan River RR 2377, 2477Ray Consol. Copper Co.....1389,

1843, 1925Reading Co 2009, 2477Reading Transit & Light Co...... _1920Remington Arms Union-MetallicCartridge Co 2482Remington Typewriter Co_1750,

1925, 2194, 2382, 2482Reo Motor Car Co., Lansing_ 2194Republic Chemical Co 2482Republic Distributing Co_-

_ _ _ _2015Republic Iron & Steel Co_1583, 2482Republic Motor Truck Co_15831835, 2295, 2382:2482Republic Ry. & Light Co_1837, 2477Republic Rubber Corp 1583,1843, 1925, 2295, 2743Rhode Island Co__1385, 1482,

1670, 2377, 2477Richland (Public Service) Co..- _1385Richmond Fredericksburgh &

Potomac RR _ 2009, 2188, 2477Richmond & Seven Pines Ry......1385Riordon Pulp & Paper Co.(Montreal) 2095River Plate Commercial Co........1389Rivett Lathe & Grinder Co.,Brighton, Mass 1835Roch. & Pittsb. Coal & Iron Co_1485Rochester By. & Light Co_2188, 2477Rocurdy Navigation Co 2015Rockford (Ill.) & InterurbanBy 2188, 2477Rockland (Ill.) City Trac. Co.._1385Rogers-Brown Iron Co., Buf-falo, N. Y 1835Rollin Chemical Co 1485, 1583Royal Baking Powder Co 2295Royal Dutch Co. (PetroleumWells)_ _1381, 1389, 1485,

2015, 2295, 2382Rumford Falls (Me.) Power Co_1485Russell Motor Car Co., Ltd.._ _ _1583

Cacramento Northern RR 2098...7acramento Valley West SideCanal Co 2194Safety Car Heating & Ltg. Co.. 1673St. Albans (Vt.) & Swanton

Traction Co 2477St. Joseph By., Light, Heat &Power Co 2098St. Lawrence River Power Co.._1583St. Louis & Belleville Elec. By.... _1482St. Louis & Hannibal By 1920St. Louis Munitions Corp 2382St. Louis Rocky Mountain &Pacific Co 1385, 1843, 2382St. Louis-San Francisco RR.,

1385, 1482, 1837, 2377. 2477St. Mary's Mineral Land Co.... ..1485St. Maurice Paper Co.'

Ltd......_2482St. Paul Union Depot Co..1838,2188, 2477Salina (Kan.) Light, Power &Gas Co 2103Salina Northern RR 1482, 2188Salt Lake & Utah BR.... _2188. 2478

Page.San Antonio & Aransas Pass Ry_1385San Antonio Public Service Co....1482San Diego & Arizona By 1670San Diego Consol. Gas & Elec-tric Co 1750, 2382San Francisco-Oakland TerminalRailways 1748, 2009, 2098San Joaquin Light & Power Co.,

1485, 2015Santa Cecilia Sugar Corp 2186Santa Fe Gold & Copper MiningCo 1925Savannah (Ga.) Electric

Co_- _ _2478Savannah Gas Co.. ..1485 1750, 2194Savage Arms Corp _1673, 1750, 2194Saxon Motor Corp 2015Schenectady Illuminating Co.._ _2194Schenectady By 1385Schuylkill By., Girardville, Pa.,

1920,2009(Chas. A) Schieren Co. (Tan-neries),Bristol, Tenn 1843Scovill Manufacturing Co 2103Scranton (Pa.) By 2098Seaboard Air Line Ry 1921Sears, Roebuck & Co.

' Chicago,

1389, 1750, 2194 RSeattle & Rainier Valley y___ _1385Second Avenue RR 13862d & 3d Sts. Pass. By. (Phila.)_2377Securities Corp General 1835Seneca River Power Co 2295Shannon Copper Co_ 1583, 1843, 2295Sharon Steel Hoop Co 2482Shattuck-Arizona Copper Co.,

Inc., N. Y__1389, 1483, 2194, 2295Sheffield Condensed Milk Co.,Inc 1485, 1673Shelburne Falls & Colvain St.By 1482Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada

2382, 2474Siegle (G.) Corp. of America(Colors), Rosebank, S. I.,N.Y 1925, 2103Sierra & San Francisco PowerCo 1389Sinclair 011 & Refining Co 1843Smith Form-A-Truck Co _2194Smith Motor-Truck Corp_1673, 2104Smith & Wesson Co 1485Solar Refining Co 1925South Brooklyn Ferry Trans-portation Co 1485South Carolina Light, Power &Rys 1386South Georgia By 2478South Porto Rico Sugar Co_

1389, 1925, 2015, 2104, 2185Southern Bell Telephone & Tele-graph Co 2295Southern California Edison Co_ _2295Southern Canada Power Co.,Ltd 2482Southern New England RR__

- _2009Southern N. Y. Power & ity.

Corp 1921Southern Pacific Co....1386, 1482,1670, 1921, 2188, 2290Southern By.. _1386, 1475, 1670,

1921, 2188, 2377Southern Steamship Co 2194Southwestern Interurban By.. -2478Southwestern (Bell) Teleg. &Teleph. Co 1583Spanish-American Iron Co 2382Spanish River Pulp & PaperMills, Ltd 1577

Sperry Flour Co., San Francisco_2482Spokane & Inland Empire RR -1580Spokane Portland & Seattle RR_

1580, 2098. 2188Spring Valley Water Co......1389, 2382Springfield Gas Light Co 1925Springfield (Mo.) By. & LightCo 1748Stafford Mills, Fall River, Mass_2295

Standard Gas & Electric Co-_ _1750Standard Milling Co 1477, 1673Standard Motor ConstructionCo 1485Standard 011 Coth Co 2295Standard Oil Co. of California.._1843Standard Oil Co. of Indiana.. _

1485. 158i, 1673Standard 011 Co. of Kansas......2015Standard 011 Co. of N. J....1389, 2482Standard 011 Co. of Ohio 2015Standard Parts Co 1925Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co..__ _1389. 1751Standard Steel Car

Co....- _1389, 2295Standard Underground Cable

Co 1389Steel & Tube Co. of America__ .. _1751Stewart Manufacturing Corp.._

1673, 2104 2295Stewart-Warner Speedometer do.1389, 1925, 2015

Stockton Terminal & East. RR_2009Stoll werck Bros. Inc. (Chocolate) 2482Stover Mfg. Engine Co_ __2015, 2095Stromberg Carburetor Co_2015, 2194Studebaker Corp 2194, 2382Submarine Boat Corp_ ___22913

2382:2482Sullivan (Machinery) Co_1389, 2383Sunday Creek (Coal) Co 2194Superior & Boston Copper Co 1925, 2104Superior Steel Corp 1925Susquehanna & New York RR _1580Swift & Co_ .1583, 2015, 2104,2194, 2295Symington (T. H.) Co _ _1389Syracuse & Suburban Ry_1482, 2098

Tacoma (Wash.) Gas Co 1843acoma Gas & Fuel Co 1843Temiscouata By 1838Tennessee Central RR 1748Tennessee Copper Co 1389Tennessee Copper & ChemicalCorp 1389, 2015, 2296Tennessee Valley Iron & RR -1386Terre Haute Indianapolis & East-ern Traction Co 1670Texas Co., 1389, 1485, 1583,

1673, 1751, 2383Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., Mata-gorda, Texas 2104Texas Pacific Ry 1482, 2188Texas & Pacific Coal & Oil Co.,

1583, 2194Texas & Pacific Land Trust 2287

Page.Texas Power & Light Co., 1751,2295, 2383Third Avenue By.. 1920, 2004,

2009, 2099, 2478(J. V.) Thompson Coal Proper-ties 1673, 2104, 2296Tidewater Oil Co. (N. J.), N. Y.City, and Subsidiaries_ _2005, 2104Tidewater Southern By 1580Tiffin Fostoria & Eastern By.... ..1386Tobacco Products Corp., 1583,

1673, 2015, 2194, 2296, 2383Todd Shipyards Corp. and Sub-sidiaries ___ _1485, 1576, 2104, 2194Toledo & Ohio Central RR 1386Toledo Peoria & Western RR_ 1838Toledo Riverside Ry 1838Toledo St. Louis & Western By.,

1838, 2009, 2098, 2188, 2290Toledo Terminal RR 1838, 2188Tonopah-Belmont Devel. Co.._ _2195Tonopah Mining Co 1673Tonopah United Water Co 2383Torbenson Axle Co 2383. 2473Toronto Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd_....2383Toronto By 1580, 2189Torrington Co 2383Towar Cotton Mills, Inc. (Niles,Mich.) 2194Trenton & Mercer County Trac-tion Corp 1482, 1580, 1670Trumbull Public Service Co_ _ _ _2296Trumbull Steel Co., Warren, 0.,

2383, 2482Tuxpam Star Oil Corp 2104Twin City Rapid Transit Co.,2099, 2290, 2377

Underground Electric Rys. inLondon 2189

-Underwood Typewriter Co__ - _1925Union Bag & Paper Co., 2015,

2383, 2482Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.,2195, 2482Union Cotton Mfg. Co. (Fall

River. Mass.) 1751Union Electric Light & PowerCo., St. Louis 2296, 2383Union 011 Co. of California, LosAngeles 1485Union Pacific RR 1386, 2189Union Terminal Co. of Dallas.. _2383Union Traction Co. of Kansas.. 2377Union Traction Co. of I'hila.,

2189, 2478United Alloy Steel Co., Canton,Ohio 1583United Cigar Stores Co_ _ _1389,2195United Cigar Stores, Ltd., Can-ada 1389, 1751, 2296United Coal Corp. of Pittsburgh 1486United Drug Co. (Boston), 2104,

2195, 2383United Fruit Co., 1925, 2015,2195, 2286, 2296, 2383, 2482United Gas & Electric Corp.,

1386, 2104, 2478United Gas & Fuel Co. of Ham-ilton, Ont., Ltd 1486United Gas Improvement Co.,

2195, 2482United Light & Rys 2478United Metals Selling Co 2195United Motors Corp., 1486,1843, 2015, 2104United National Utilities Co.. _ _ -2009United Paperboard Co 2015United Power & Transportation

Co 1386United Profit-Sharing Corp 1843United Rys. Co. of St. Louis,1386, 1482, 1838, 2099, 2377, 2477

United RR. of San Francisco,1386, 2290, 2478

United Rys. Investment Co__- _1379United Rys. of the Havana &

Begin Warehouses, Ltd..1580, 2377United Rys. & Elec. Co. of Balt_1386United Shoe Machinery Co .1673 ,2296United Traction Co 2478United Traction & Electric Co.,Providence 1386United States Finishing _2006United States Gypsum Co_1843, 1925United States Rubber Co.._1486.1673, 1843, 2094, 2104, 2195,

2296, 2383. 2482United States Steamship Co..... _2104United States Steel Corporation..1389. 1486, 1583, 1673, 1745,

1751, 1925, 2015, 2296, 2383United States Telephone Co.... _1751, 2015, 210i, 2482United Verde Extension Mining

Co.. 1751, 2383Utah Apex Mining Co 1751Utah Consolidated Mining Co_ _2296Utah Copper Co.... 1389, 1843,1925, 2195Utah-Idaho Sugar Co 2482Utah Power-Light Co_ _ _1751.2104, 2189Utah Securities-Corporation.. _14'ii, 2196

Utica (N. Y.) Gas & Electric Co_2195

Vacuum 011 Co 1389V era Cruz Electric Light,

Power & Traction Co 2290Victor Talking Machine Co.,Phila 2196Victoria Oil Co 1486Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co ....1751Virginia By • 1482Virginia By. & Power Co 1916Virginian Power Co 1673Vulcan Detinning Co., N. Y_ _

2104, 2482Vulcan Iron Works 1751

Wabas.so Cotton Co., Ltd.,Three Rivers, Quo.. ..2015,

Wabash RR 1748Wadley Southern RR 1482Wages_ _1389,'1583, 1751, 2104. 2195Walworth Manufacturing Co..- _2104War Regulations 2015Warner (Charles) Co 2482Washington Baltimore & An- 'napolis RR 1580, 2377Washington (D. C.) Gas LightCo 2101, 2384Washington By. & Electric Co....

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Watauga & Yadkin River RR_ _ -2478

Watertown (S. D.) Water Co .2296

Wauregan Co 2384

Wayland Oil & Gas Co 2104

Wayne Coal Co 1925

Wesel (F.) Manufacturing Co_ _ _1486

Westchester Electric RR., N. Y-1921

West Penn Power Co 1486,1751, 1925, 2296, 2482

West Penn Rys 2478

West Penn Traction & Water

Power Co 2471, 2478

West Virginia Trac. & Elec. Co_2290

Western Allegheny RR 2290

Western Canada Flour Mills Co.,1843 2007

Western Grocers, Ltd., Winni-

_peg 1843

Western Heater Dispatch Co.. ...1843

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Page.

Western Ohio By. Co 1748

Western Pacific RR. Corp 1921

Western Power Co. of California 1673

Western States Gas & Elec. Co..1389, 1751

Western Union Telegraph Co.,1486, 1583, 2015

Western United Gas & Elec. Co_2384

Westfield (Mass.)Mfg. Co-1751, 2007Westinghouse Air Brake Co._ 1843

Westinghouse, Church, Kerr &Co., Inc 2104

Westinghouse Elec.&Mfg. Co 2482

Westmoreland Coal Co 2384

Weyman-Bruton Co 1843,2015, 2195, 2482

Whalen Pulp & Paper Mills Co_-1583

Wheeling & Lake Erie By 1670

Wheeling Traction Co 2478

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White Co. (Automobiles)---- - -2482

White Pass & Yukon By.. ..2099.2377, 2478

Whitman Mills Corp 1843

Whittaker-Glessener Co 2482

Wichita Water Co 1486

Willys-Overland Co_1389, 1486.1925, 2104, 2195, 2384

Wilson & Co., Inc_ _1583, 2104,2195. 2482

Winchester Repeating Arms Co..

New Haven, Conn.1751, 2015, 2195

Winnipeg Electric By.. ....1580.1670. 1838

Winter Haven (Fla.) Water,

Light & Ice Co 2195

Wisconsin Gas & Electric Co- -1389

Wisconsin Motor Mfg. Co.,

Milwaukee 2384

Page.

Wolverine Copper Mining Co.,1583. 2482

Woods Mfg. Co., Ltd., Montel-2015

(F. W.) Woolworth Co.. ....1583,1843, 2482

Worcester (Mass.) Elec. Lt. Co_2384

Worcester (Mass.) Gas Light

Co 1843, 1925

Wright-Martin Aircraft Corp.,

1389 1752, 1917, 2015, 2384

Wrightsville & Tennille Bit.. ......1482

Vale &Towne Mfg. Co_ _ _ _ _ _2482

olo Water & Power Co_1486, 1752

Yonkers (N Y.) RR 2009

York Manufacturing Co 1925

York (Pa.) Railways 1838

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., 111112384, 2482

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT-NEWS AND FINANCES.

GENERAL.Page.

Arkansas-Proposed ConstitutionalAmendments 1685

Bismarck, Pa.-N a in eChanged 1760

rianada - Victory LoanSubscriptions.. ....1935, 2305

Parliament Convenes....- -2204

California-Debt and As-

ussed Valuation of

Counties 1592

Constitutional Amend-

ments Proposed 1760

Amendments Adopted.... -2023

Centralia, Wash .-B on d

Sale Illegal 1761

Colorado-Proposed Consti-

tutional Amendments.. .1685

Constitutional Amend-ments Adopted 2305

Connecticut-Savings 1 o r

savings bank 2113

nenvor Reservoir & Irriga-tion Co.-

Debt Settlement Proposed1495

Chicago Committee 1761, 1854

Detroit, Mich.-Bonds Re-

fused 2491

Florida-Dry AmendmentAdopted - LegislatureConvenes 2023

Prohibition Ratified bySenate 2113

StateLeglalatureConvenes2204

T daho-Proposed Amend-

meats Rejected 2391

T efferson County, Ky.-

Debt Free 2204

Loulsville, Ky.-Annexa-

tion 1495

Louisiana - Constitutional

Amendments Adopted.... ..2023

MMassachusetts - Conatitu-

IVA tional Amendments •

Voted 1854

Maryland - Constitutional

Amendment Adopted- - _2305

Michigan-Proposed Consti-

tutional Amendments- _ _1685

Mississippi-Proposed Con-stitutional Amendments1761

Constitutional Amend-

ments Defeated 1935

Mt. Clemens, Mich.-New

Charter Proposed 1685

Minnesota-Dry Amend-

ment Defeated- _ _2023, 2305

Missouri-Amendments De-

feated 2113

Montana - All Measures

Adopted 2113

Municipal Bond Sales

(Monthly). _ _1397, 1853, 2203

Nemaha Co. Drainage Dis-trict No. 3, Nob.-No

Debt 1935

New Orleans, La.-Natural

Gas Line Proposition__ _1854

New York City-Budget for 1910, Increase.14

95

Budget for 1919 Shows In-

crease 1685

Budget Adopted 1761

Committee on Taxation...2391

Tentative Values for 1919.1398

New York (State of) .-Bud-

get 2305

Municipal Debts 2204

North Dakota-Plans

Amendment Contest...._ 93

Oklahoma - Maturity onBonds Decided 2391

Ohio-Proposed Constitu-

tional Amendments_ ....1495

State Debt 2113

Referendum Adopted__ _ _2205

Votes on Amendments_ _2305

Oregon-Amendments

Voted 2205

Votes Cast 2305

Port° Rico-Bond Offering1935Bond Sale 2113

Portland, Ore.-Issuance of

Bonds Questioned 2023

Election Held Vitild_c_ _ _2113

Portland, Me.-Near Debt

Limit 2305

D bode Island-LA. Special Session of As-

sembly Requested 1592

Qan Juan, Porto Rico-

...) Loan 1935

Santo Domingo-Bonds toBe Issued 1495

GENERAL-(Concluded).Page.

Smith County, Miss.-De-fault in Interest 1935

South Carolina - ProposedConstitutional Amend-ments 1398

All Proposed AmendmentsAdopted 2305

Tarentum & Brackenridge,Pa.-Consolidation_ ....2305

Texas-Condition of SchoolFunds 2305

United States-Prohibition AmendmentApproved 1399

Senate Defeats SuffrageAmendment 1495

Taxation of MunicipalBonds Dropped by Sen-ate Finance Committee1592

%Vest Virginia - Amend-ments Adopted 1935

Wyoming-Vote on Amend-ments 2305

BONDS.

A berdeen, Md 1399

rtbington S. D., Pa 1399

Adin S. D., Cal 2391

Akron, Ohio-1399, 1592,1854, 2023, 2306

Albany, Ore 1935Alberta S. D., Alta_ _ _2116, 2494Alcorn Co., Miss 2023Allanville, Bask 2116, 2208Allendale, N. J.1592, 2023, 2205Alliance, Ohlo....1399, 1495,

1592, 1685, 1761, 1855Alvinston, Ont 2309Amanda Vii. S. D., Ohio.. _2391Amity, Ore 2306, 2401Anacortes, Wash 2306, 2391Anderson-Cottonwood, Cal..1399Angelina Co., Tex 2306Anne Arundel Co., Md_ __ _2306Antwerp S. D., Ohio 2391Archer Co., Tex 1935Ardmore, Okla 2306Arthur, Ont 1497, 1687Asheville, No. Car _ _1761,

1855, 2023Ashland, Ohio 2023, 2205Ashland, Wis 1495Ashland Co. Wis 1399Ashtabula, Ohio 1399, 2205Aspinwall S. D., Pa 2391Astoria, Ore_ _.1592, 1761.

1935, 2023, 2391Atascosa Co., Tex 2391Athens, Ohio 2023Attleboro, Mass_2023, 2113, 2491

Bad ger d ale , Bask 2116arberton, Ohio 1399

Bartholomew Co., Ind 2491Barton Twp., Ont. _1497,

1687, 2116Baylor Co., Tex 1935Beach City, Ohio 2491Beaufort Twp., No. Car_ _ _2023Beaver Falls Pa 2205, 2306Beaver Flat, Bask 2208Bedford, Ohio 1399, 1592Beeton, Ont 2394Bell Co., Tex 2205Belleville, Ont 2391Bellefontaine, Ohio 1855Bend, Ore 1399, 1685Benton Co., Minn_ _1855, 2023Berger Co., N. J 1035, 2113Berry, Ky 2491Bethany, Mo 2114Bethesda, Ohio 1399, 1495Bethlehem, Pa 1855, 1935Beverly, Mass_1761, 1855,

2306, 2391Big Creek, Ark 2205Big Horn S. D., Mont_ 1399,

1761, 1855Big Spring, Tex 1592Big Timber, Mont_ _2114,

2205, 2391, 2491Birmingham, Ala 1309Blackfoot, Ida 1495Bjue Springs, Ga 1399Boise City S. D., Ida 2391Bolivar Co., Miss 2306Bolivia ., 2025Bonita S. D., La 2391Boone, Iowa 1685Boone Co., Ind_1399, 1685, 1855Bosque Co., Tex 2205Boston, Mass.... 1495, 1855, 2205Bowling Green, Ohlo_1935, 2114Braddock, No. Dak 1495Braddock S. D., Pa.... 1936, 2306Bradford, Ohio 2491Brandon, Man 1687, 1856Brantford, Ont 2116, 2208Brewster, Ohio ' 2024Bridgeport, Conn 2205Bridgeport, Ohio__ _2024, 2205Brighton, N Y 2114

BONDS-(Continued) .Page.

Bristol, Tenn 1936Bristol, Va 2306Bristow, Okla 2306Bronxville, N. Y 2391Brooke Twp., Ont 2309Brown Co., Tex.1399, 1685, 1936Browning, Sask_2116, 2394, 2494Bryan, Ohio 1399Buffalo, N. Y.. _1399, 1855, 2205Burke Co., No. Caro_1399; 1936Burlington, Ont 2309Butler Co., Kan 2024Butte, Mont 1685

adiz, Ohio 1936, 2205aldwell, Ida 2306

Calhoun Co., Fla.... ....2114, 2205Calhoun Co., Mich _1761, 1936California_1592, 1685, 2024,

2114, 2306Cambria Co., Pa_ . _ _2024, 2306Cambridge, Mass 2391Cameron Co., Tex 1936Camas Irr Dist., Ida 2114Canaan S. D., Ohlo_1399, 1592Canister, N.Y 1495Canton, Ohio_ _2024, 2114,

2205, 2306Canton, No. Ca 1592, 1761Canyon Co., Ida 1399, 1936Carbon Co., S. D., Mont_ 2024Carroll Co., Ind_1685, 1761,

1936, 2205Carrollton, Ohio 1936Carthage S. D., Mo 1936Cascade Co., Mont_ _1495,

2114,2391,2491Casmalia S. D., Cal_ 1399, 2391Castro Co., Tex 2205Celina, Ohio 2391Chagrin Falls, Ohio 2391Charleston, S. D., Va 1495Charlotte, No. Car _1399,

2114, 2491Charlotte Twp., No. Car...._1399Chatham, Ont 2309, 2394Chatham Co., Ga 2491Chesapeake City, Md 1761Cheyenne Co., Kane 2024Chicago, Ill_1685, 1936,

2114, 2306Chillicothe, Ohio 1685Chilton, Wis 2392Chauteau Co., Mont..2205, 2491Cincinnati, Ohio 1399,

• 2024, 2392Clarinda, Ia 2306, 2491Clay Center, Nob 2392Clay Co., La 1686Clay Co., Miss_1761, 1936, 2024Clearcreek Twp., Ohio.. _ _ .

1592, 2114Cleveland, Ohio 1399,

1592, 1936, 2024, 2114, 2306Cleveland Co., No. Car_ _ _2392Coal Grove, Ohio........1761,

1855, 2024Coleman Co., Tex 1936Colfax, S. D., Ind 1855Collin Co., Tex 1936Collin, Grayson & FanninCo., Tex 2205

Collingwood, Out 2026Colorado 2306Colorado Spgs., Colo_2205, 2306Columbia, Wash_ _1592, 1761Columblaville, Mich 2205Columbus, Miss 2392Columbus, Neb 1592Columbus, Ohio _1309, 1495,

1761, 1855, 2205, 2306Comanche & Brown Coun-

ties, Tex 2306Comanche Co., Tex_ _1936,

2024, 2205, 2392Compton, S. D., Cal 2114Converse Co., S. D., Wyo_ _1592Convoy VB., Ohio.. _2205, 2491Cook Co., Minn 1761Corpus Christi, Fla 2205Corvallis, Ore 2491Coshocton City, S. D., Ohio

2024, 2114Coshocton Co., Ohio 1936Cotter, Ark 2024Courtland, Kan 1761Covington, Va 1592Cramahe Twp., Ont 2116Crawford Co., Ark 1686Crawford Co., Ind 2306Crawfordsville, S. D., Ind.. _1592Cream Ridge, Mo 1855Crescent City, Fla_ _1495, 1855Cridersville, Ohio 1495Crittendon Co., Ark.2306, 2392Crookston, Minn _1592, 2024Cumberland, Ohio 2392Cushing, Okla 1855, 2024Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 2392Cygnet Vil., S. D., Ohio_ _ -2491

Dute Co., Fla_1761, 2306, 2392aha, S. D., Bask 2208

Dallas, Tex 2302Danville, Vt 2306Dawson Co., S. D., Mont_ _1692Dayton, Ohio_1936, 2024, 2306

BONDS-(Contlnued).Page.

Decatur, Ill 1855, 1936Defiance S. D., Ohio-2024, 2306Delaware Co., Ind.. _2306, 2491Del Norte Co., Cal 2491Debit, Iowa 2392Delta Farms, Cal 219142Denver, Colo 1592, 1761Des Moines, Iowa_ _1399.

1495, 2024, 2392Detroit, Mich-1399, 1761,1936, 2024, 2114, 2205,

2392, 2491Dierk S. D., Ark 1399Doniphan Co., Kan

2Dormont, Pa-2024, 2306, 2233992 Dover Twp., Ont __2394, 2494Drumwright, Okla 2205Dry Creek, Miss 1399, 1592Dubuque Co., Iowa...1936, 2205Duluth S. D., Minn 39Duncan S. D., Okla

213020

Dyersburg, Tenn 2114

East Chicago &IndianHarbor, Ind 2024

Eastland Co., Tex 2491East Orange, N. J 2392East Whitby, Ont _ _ _1763,

1937, 2116Eclipse S. D., Bask 2116Edmonton, Alta 2306Edwards Co., Kan 2392El Dorado, Ark Ellis Kan Elmore Twp., Okla

21610124

2114Elyria, Ohio_ _ _1855, 1936, 2024Englewood S. D., N. J.,

Erath Co.. Tex 1495, 2114, 2205

1855Erie, Pa 2024,2114,2306Essex Co., Maas 2392, 2491Essex Co., N. J _ 2205, 392, 2491Etna, Bask

22419161Etna, Ind

annin Co.S.D.,Tex .1936, 2392armville, Va

Farrell, Pa Fayette, Mo

1855, 219339621686

Fayette Co.. Ohio.. _2306, 2491Fayette Co.. Pa

2Fayette Co., Tex_ _1686, 2139936F,erndale, Mich 1761, 2491Fielding, Bask Fisher, Bask Fisher Co., Tex 1855, 222241091564Foch, Bask 2494Fort Benton, Mont 2306Fort Laramie, Ohio 1400Fort Morgan Co., Colo__ .._1686Fort Wayne. Ind- _ _1686, 1936Fostoria, Ohio 1400Fountain Inn, So. Car 2491Framingham, Maas 2392Frankfort, Ohio

92Frankfort Co.. Ohio 223306Franklin Co. S. D., Ida__ _ _2306Freeport, N. Y 2306, 2491Freeport, Ohio 1936, 2114Fremont, No. Car_176I,

1855, 2024

Gadsden Co., Fla 1400alion S. D., Ohio 1495

Gallatin Co., Mont 2306Galt, Ont 1594, 2394Garber, Okla 1855Gergovia, Bask 2116Gibson Co., Ind 2306, 2491Gilbert S. D., Iowa 1400Girard, Ohio 1936, 2491Glenwood S. D., Minn.._ _ _2205Gloucester, Ohio 1936,2233962Gogebic Co., Mich

0

Grand Forks, No. Dak_ _1761Granite Co., Mont_ _1762, 2307Grant Parish, La 2491Grayson Co., Tex 2024Greater Winnipeg, Man__ _

1408, 2208Greeley, Iowa 1936, 210264Greensboro, No. Car

03

Greenville, Ohio_1686, 1762,1855, 2114

Greenville & Laurens Cos.,S. D., So. Car 1400

Grenada, S. D., Cal 2206Griffin, Bask 2116Grimsby, Out 114:2Grosse Pointe, Mich

66

Groverland, S. D., Fla 1496Guernsey Co., Ohio 1762Gumbo, Bask 2116, 2394Gunness, Sask

22210186Gunnson, S. D., Bask Guthrie, Okla 1592

Hackensack, Minn 1686, 1855, 2307

Halifax, b ur N, E Y

2309a 1400

Hamilton, Ohlo.1400, 1496,1762, 2024, 2307, 2392

Hamilton, Out 1763, 2309Happy Villey, Cal_ _1400, 1855Hardin Co., Ohio 1400Harlowe Twp., No. Car_ _2024

BONDS-(Continued).Page.

Harriman, Tenn 1686Harris Co., Tex 2307, 2392Harrison, Ohio 2491, 2492Hartford, Conn 2206, 2307Haskell Co., Tex 2307Hastings, Mich 2206Hattiesburg, Miss__ _1496, 1855Havre, Mont 2307, 2392Hawley, S. D., Minn 1400Helena, Mont 2023Henderson Co., Tex 2307Henryetta, Okla 1592Highcraft. S. D., Bask 2208Highland Park, Mich_1400,

2392, 2492Highmore, So. Dak_ _1400, 1593High Point, No. Car 1855Hildago Co., S. D., Tex_ _ _ _1936Hill Co., Mont 1936Hill Co., S. D., Tex 2307Hillsboro, Tex 2024Hoboken, N. J..2024, 2114, 2206Hollandsburg VII. S. D.,Ohio 2392

Holland, Mich 2392Holmesville, S. D., Neb_ _ _1936Holt, S. D., Minn 1496Holtville, Cal 2307Homedale, Ida 2492

Hominy, Okla 2114

Hood River, Ore 1592

Hopkins & Delta Counties,Tex 1400

Hopkins Co., S. D., Tex_ ....2392

Howard Co., Tex 1936

Howe, Okla_ _1855. 2024, 2492

Hudson, Ohio 1762Hunt Co., Tex 1496Huron Twp., S. D., la 1593

Ibeds. Parish, La 2392daho 2307, 2392

Illinois 1936Iron Co.. S. D , Utah 2114

'sant' Co., Minn_ _ _ _1762, 2307

Ja c k Co., S. D., Tex _1936, 2206

ackfish, Sask 2494

Jackson, Ga 1686Jackson, Miss 2024, 2307Jackson Twp., Ind 2307Jackson Twp., Ohio 2392Janesville, Wis 2392

Jasper Co., la 2024Jefferson Co., Tex 2307Jefferson, S. D., Ohio 1936Jefferson & Madison Coun-

ties, Mont 2024Jefferson Twp., Ohio 2114Jerome, Ariz.. _1686, 2024, 2307Jersey City, N. J_2114,

2392, 2492Jerseyville, Ill 2492Jesup, S. D.. Ia 2393Johnson Co., Ark 1400

Johnson Co. Wyo 2024Johnstown, N. Y.._ _ _1593,

1936, 2492

Johnstown, Pa 2206

Jonesboro, S. D., Ga 1400

Tfalida, Ohio 14001%•amsack, Bask 2118Kankakee Co., Ill 1400Kansas 1686Kansas City, Kan.. _ _2206, 2492Kansas City, Mo_ _1936, lei

2024, 2114, 2206, 2393Kaufman Co., S. D., Tex.. _1936Kaw Valley, Kan 2492Kellogg, Ida 1936Keiseyvtlie, S. D., Cal_ _ •-•I

1686, 1762Kent, Ohio 2307Kentawka, Miss 2025Kentucky 2391King City, S. D., Cal_1400, 1593King Co., Wash 1496

1855, 2114Kingsville, Tex 2393Kirkersville, Ohio 1593Kirkwood, Ill 1496Kisbey, Bask 2116, 2309Kitchener, Ont 2394Kitsap Co., S. D., 'Wash_ _1496Knoxville, Tenn 2393

Lac Qui Parle Co., Wis.,1593, 1762

Ladysmith, Ms 1686Lake Charles, La 2307Lakefield S. D., Minn 2393Lakeland. Fla 2206, 2492Lakewood, Ohio 1593Lamar Co., Tex 1936, 2206Lamber, , Mont 2307Lampasas Co., Tex 2307Lampman, Bask 2116, 2309Lancer S. D., Bask 2116Lansing, Mich 2206Larchmont, N. Y....2114, 2393La Salle Co., Tex__ _ _2025, 2307Laurel, Miss 2492La Villa, Cab.... _1593, 2206, 2393Lawrence, Mass 2492Lawrence Co., S. D 1399Leader, Bask ?116


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BONDS-(Cananued) .Page.

Leavenworth Co., Kan__ _ _2393Lebanon S. D., Pa 1936Leetonia, Ohio 1686, 2307Le Flora Co., Miss 2025Le Roy, Ill 1686Liberty Co., Tex 2206Licking Co., Ohio 1593Light S. D., Bask 2208Lima, Ohio 1400Lima Twp. S. D., 0_ _2307, 2393Lincoln Co., Mont__ A496,

1855, 2114Lindsay-Strathmore, Cal.. 1855Linton, Ind 1762Live Oak Co., Tex_ _ _1936, 2025Lock Haven, Pa 2114Lockport, N Y 2025, 2307London, On' __1402, 2208,

2309, 2394Long Beach, Cal 1496, 2114Long Beach, N. Y__ _1686, 1855Long Creek Twp. S. D., Ia_2393Lorain, Onio 1936, 2206Loreburn, Bask 2116Los Angeles, Cal 1762, 2025Los Angeles Co., Cal 2115Lucas Co., Ohio 2025, 2206Luverne, Ala 2492Luverne, Iowa 2206Lyon Swamp Dist., No. Car.2492Lyme Twp., Ohio__ _1686, 1936

McAlester, Okla 1496acomb Co., Mich 1686

McCormick Co., So. Car.,1400, 1593

McDonough S. D., N. Y_ _2115McLennan Co., Tex 2025Madison, Fla • 1496Madison, So. Dak_ __1400,

1496, 1593Madison S. D., Cal 2206Magnolia Park, Tex 1686Mahoning Co., Ohlo.1400, 2393Maine 1855, 2115, 2206Malden, Mass 2307Malta, Mont 1496Manchester, N. H.._ _1686, 1762Manhattan Beach, Cal.._ _ _2025Manitou, Cal 2115Mansfield, Ohio 2025Manteca, Cal 1855, 2025Maquo!ceta, Iowa 2307Marion Co., Ind 1782,

1936, 2393Mariposa, Sask 2208Markham Twp., Ont 1763Marlborough, Mass__1400, 2492Marshall, Mo 2492Marshall, Tex 2307Marshall Co., Miss_ ..1400, 1496Marshall Rd. Dist., Mo- - _ _1593Marshaliville, Ohio 2307Marshfield, Mo 1762, 2025Martins Ferry, 011143_1400,

1496, 1593, 1762Mason 4: McCullock Coun-

ties, Tex 1937Nlayfleld, Cal 2206Medfor(l, Mass _1686, 1762, 2393Medford, Ore 1593, 1686Meeteetse, Wyo 1593, 2307Melrose, Mass 2115Melrose S. D., Wis 2393Memphis, Tenn 1593, 2492Merced Co ,Cal 1937, 2206Miami, 'i'e2 1855Miami Co., Ohio 2307Miami Beach, Fla 1855Michigan 1855Middleton, Ohio 2025Miffin Twp., S. D., Pa. -

2025:2206Milford, S. D., Ohio 2025Millard Co., Dr. Dist., Utah1782Miller Co., Ark 2025Milwaukee, Wis 1400, 2307Mineral Wells, Tex 1593Minerva S. D., Ohio.. _ 1937,

2206, 2393Minneapolis, Minn_ _1593, 1686Minot, N. D 1496, 1762Mission, Tex 2025Missoula Co., 'Mont_ _1496, 2206Mitchell, So. D_ 1400 , 1762, 2025Mlzpah, Minn 1496Mobridge, So. Dak 1400Modes.o, Cal 2307, 2393Monroe, La 2115Monroe Co., Ala 1686Monroe Co., Ind__ ..1593, 1636Moreague, Cal_1686, 1762, 1937Montague Co., Tex 2025Montana 1496Monterey Co., Cal 2307Montgomery Co., Md 1400Montreal, Que 1402Montreal Eas-:, Que 2394Moore Haven, Fla_ ,.1400,

1593, 1937Moose Jaw, Bask. ......1402,

1637, 1763

BONDS-(Continued).• Page.

Mora Co., N Mex 1400Morrilton Sewer Dist., Ark .2393Morris, Minn 2492Moss Point, Miss 2307Mt. Iron, S. D., Minn 2393Mt. Pleasant, Mich_1686, 1937Mt. Pleasant, S. D.,Ia_

1496, 2393Mt. Sterling, Ohio_ _2025,

2115, 2303Mt. Union, S. D., Ia 2393Mt. Vernon, N.Y 2492Moun'ain Cedar, Sask 2116Mountain Iron, S. D.,Minn 1400

Mower Co., Minn_ _1855, 2025Mulberry, S. D., Kan 2393Munich, No. Dak 2492Murphy, No. Car 1937Muskegon, Mich 2307Musselshell Co., S. D.,Mont 1400, 2307, 2393

Nampa &Meridian Irr.Dist., Ida 2307

Nassau Co., N. Y _1686,1855, 1937

Navaria Co., S. D., Tex_ _2307Nebraska 1496Nelsonville, Ohio 1686Ness Co., Kan 2025New Albion, S. D., N. Y 1400Newark, N. J__2307, 2393, 2492Now Bedford, Mass.-1593, 2492New Boston, Ohio_ _ _2206, 2393New Castle,

Wyo--- -1496, 2115

New Hamburg, Ont 1497New Mexico 2206New Orleans, La 1496,

1686, 1855New Philadelphia, Ohlo___

1400, 1496Newport News, Va 2393New Rochelle, N. Y _ _2206, 2307Newton, Ia- 1686, 1762, 1855New Toronto, Out 2309New Westminster, B C..

1594, 1856, 2309New York C ty_1400, 1855, 2206Niagara Falls, N Y_.1856,

2206, 2308Niagara Falls, On 2394Niles, Ohio_ _1400, 1496,

1593, 1937, 2025, 2308Norfolk, Va 2025, 2206Norfolk Co., Mass 2492North Arlington,N. J.2025, 2206North Baltimore, Ohio 2308North Carrollton, Miss_ 2308North Dakota 1496Northeast S. D., Conn 2206North Unit, Ore 2393Norwich, N. Y 1762, 1937Norwood S. D., Ohlo_1401, 1593Nunda, N. Y 1496, 1686

naiL Harbor, Ohio 1686Wak Hill, S. D., Ohio_ 1937Oakland Co., Mich_ 2206, 2393Oberlin, Ohio 1856Oblon River Dr. Dist.,Tenn 1856

O'Brien Co., Ia 1686O'Brien dr Osceola Counties,Ia 2115

Odel, Bask 2494Okanogan Co., Wash 1937Oklahoma City, Okla 2403Oklahoma City, S. D., Okla.2303Oklahoma Co., Okla 2491Okmulgee Co., Okla 1762Omaha, S. D., Neb__2393, 2493Ontario Co., N. Y... _1496, 1593Orange, Tex 1937Oregon_ - _2025, 2115, 2206, 2308Oregon, WIs 1762Orkdale, Bask 2208Orrville, Ohio 1401Osborne Co., Kan 2025Osgoode Twp., Ont 2208Oshkosh, Wis 2393Ossining, N. Y 1762, 1856Ottawa, Ont 1402, 2494Outagamle Co., Wis 1762Owyhee Co., Ida 2115

Paducah, Ky 1937, 2025alestine, Tex 2308

Palm Beach, Fla 2308Palo Alto, C)., Ia 1686Palo Pinto Co., Tex 2025Panama 1592Panola Co., Tex 1937Park Co., Mont 1401, 2025Parker Co., Tex 1593, 2206Pascagoula, M las _1937, 2025Passaic, N. J 2206. 2493Paw Creek, S. D., No. Car_2393Payette-Oregon Irr. 1)1st.,Ore 2308

Peabody, Mass 2308Pelham Manor, N. Y 1401

BONDS-(Continued).Page.

Pelican, La 1686Pembroke, N. S 2394Pendleton, Ore 1937, 2207Penn Twp., Ind 1762,

1937, 2115Pennsylvania 1937, 2393Penticon, B. C 2309, 2494Peoria, Ill 1401Pensacola, Fla 2493Perth Amboy, N. J 1762Peru, Ind 1401, 2308, 2393PetaskeY, Mich 2308Philadelphia, Pa -1687,

1762, 2025, 2393Phillips Co., S. D., Mont__ _1593Pecton, N S 1402Pike Co., Miss 2308Pinellas Co., Fla 2115Pipestone Co., S. D., Minn.

1496, 1937Pittsfield, Mass_2115, 2207,

2308, 2393Platte City, Mo 1856, 1937Plattsburg, N Y....2115,

2207, 2308Pleasant Butte, Sask_2116, 2208Poagville, S. D., Miss 1762Poinsett Co., Ark 1762Pompton Lakes, N. J

2025, 2207, 2308Ponca City, S. D., Okla__ _ _

1937, 2493Pontiac, Mich 1401, 1496Portage La Prairie, Man__ _2118Port Huron, Mich_ - _1496, 1593Portland, Ore__1496, 1856,

• 2113, 2207, 2308Port of Astoria, Ore_ _2115, 2393Port of Portland, Ore_1762, 2025Port of Seattle, Wash_

1401, 2207, 2493Port of Toledo, Ore 2393Porto Rico 2207Portsmouth, Ohio 2115Portsmouth, Va 2207Posey Co., Ind 1496Potsdam 4z Norfolk S. D.,N. Y 1687

Powell Co. S. D., Mont_ _ _ _1401Prairie Co., Mont_ .1762, 2308Prairie Sr Custer CountiesS. D., Mont 1401

Prairie Land, Bask 2494Primghar, Ia 2393Princeton Codora-Glenn Irr.

Dist., Cal 1858, 2308Princeville, Ore 1593, 2308Progress, Bask 2116, 2309Pulaski, Pa 1856

Queb ec Quo 2116ueensville, Bask 2116

Quincy, Mass _2025, 2393, 2493

Raptdes Pariah, La-1687, 1937awson VII. S. D., Ohlo 2025

Red Hook, N. Y 1937Red Lake Falls, Minn 1401Reedsburg, Wis 1496Regina, Bask 2116, 2394Reno Co., Kan 2025Renville Co., MInn_2308, 2493Richland Co., S. D., Mont_1702Ridgefield Park, N. J.2207, 2393Ripley, S. D., Ohio 2207Riviera St. Pierre S. D.,Bask 2494

Robertson Co. S. D., Tex. _2207Rochester, N. Y.1401, 1496,1687, 1762, 1856, 1937,2025, 2115, 2207, 2393, 2403

Rock Co., S. D., Minn__ _ _1401Rocky River, Ohio 2207Rolfe, S D., Ia 1687Roosevelt S. D., No. Dak. _1856Roseau Co., Minn_ _1593, 2026Roseburg, Ore 2393Rosedale S. D., Cal 2393Rosemary, Bask 2208Ross Dr. Dist., Ark 2308Rotterdam,N.Y.1401, 2394, 2493Runnels Co., Tex.. 1937

St. Clair Co., Mo 1401t. Helens, Ore 2026

St. IIyacinthe, Que_1937, 2116St. John, N. B 1497St. Landry Parish, La 2115St. Louis Co., Minn 1937St. Marys, Ohio_ _2026,

2115, 2394St. Paul, Minn_1498, 1762,

1856, 2207Salamanca, N. Y 1496Salem, Mass 1762, 2394Salem, Ore 2394Salesville S. D., Ohlo_1401, 1687Saline Creek, Bask 2116Saluda, No. Car 2207Sambor S. D., Bask 2116Sampson Co., No. Car_

1401, 1496, 2026

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San Benito, Tex 2026San Bruno, Cal Sanders Co., MontSandusky, Ohio Sandwich, Ont

Springfield, MassSpringfield, Ohio Stamford, Neb Stamford, Tex 1763, 1856Stamford S. D., N Y 1497Standard S. D., Cal. .2308, 2394Stanley, N D 1497Stillwater dr Sweetgrass S.D., Mont 1401

Stockton, Cal. .1856, 2115, 2308Stokes Co., No. Car 2493Stonewall Co., Tex 1593Stoney Plain S. D., Bask _2208Storthoaks, Bask 2116Stratford, Ont 2395Strayhorn S. D., Miss 1687Stryker S. D., Ohio _1401, 1593Sulphur Springs, Tex 2207Summeriand, B C. 1856Sunbury, Pa 1937Sutter Co., Cal 1687Swissvale S. D., Pa _1687, 1856Sykesville S. D., Pa 2308

Tacoma, Wash 2304A allahatchle Co., Miss__ A401Tara, Out 1594Tarrant dc Dallas Counties,Tex 2308

Tarrant Co., Tex_ _1937, 2207Taunton, NIass.1497, 1593, 2115Taylor Co., Tex_ 1763,

1937, 2026Terra Bonita S. D., Cal_ _1763Teton Co., Mont 1937Texas 1594, 1401, 1763Texarkana S. D., Ark 1593The Dallas, Ore 1763Throop, Pa 2026, 2207Thurston Co., WaSi 1401Tillamook S. D.. Ore 1687Tipton, Ind_ _1937, 2207.

2308, 2394Toledo, Ohio_ __1593, 2215, 2493Tonawanda, N.Y 2115Toole Co., S. D., Mont_ _1401Toronto, Out.. _1402, 2309, 2395Tracy, Minn 2394Tranquillity S. D., Cal_ 2308Triadelphia S. D., W. Va_ _2026Tromwaid, Minn 1401Troy, N. Y 2026, 2115Troy, Ohio- 1497, 1687, 2026Trumbull Co., Ohio 1763Truro, N. S. 1402Tulsa, Okla 1497

2115 1401

21151763, 2116

San Patricia Co. Rd. Dist.,Tex 2308

San Francisco, Cal__ _2207, 2394San Joaquin Co., Cal...1593,

1762, 2207Sargent Co., No. Dak 1401Sarnia, One. 2394Saskatchewan__1402, 1594, 1687Saskatoon, Sask_1399, 2208,

2116, 2394, 2494Sasman S. D., Bask 2494Sank, Co 2394Sault Ste. Marie, Ont 2394Savannah, Ga 1593Schenectady, N. Y...1401,

1593, 2207, 2308Schleicher Co., Tex 1401Scotia, N Y 2207Scurry Co., Tex.2026, 2207, 2493Sea Bright, N. J 2308Seabring, Ohio 2493Seattle, Wash _1401, 1496,1763, 1858, 1937, 2026,

2308, 2394Seward Co., Neb 1856Sewickley Twp., Pa-1687, 1763Seymour S..D., Ind 1401Shakopee, Minn 1856, 2308Sharpsburg S. D., Pa_2026, 2493Sheboygan Falls, Wis_1496, 2394Shelby, Mont 1401Shelby Co., S. D., Tex 2394Sherburne Co., Minn 2493Sheridan Co., Mont.._1401, 2493Sherman Co., S. D., Kan...2394Sioux City, S. D 2207Sioux Falls, So. Dak__1687,

1856, 1937Smith Co., Kan 2026Smith's Falls, Ont.. 2309, 2395Snyder, Tex 2207Solana. Co., Cal 2308Someo, S. D., Cal 1856Soral, P. Q. 1594South Dakota __1856, 1937;

1937, 2115, 2207, 2493South Side, Sask 2494Southwest Lagrange, Ga...

2308, 2394Spartansburg Co., So. Car_1856Spokane, Wash 1399, 2023

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Tulsa Co., Okla Turtle Creek S. D., Pa _ _ _ _22349038Tuscumcari, N. Mex Tyner S. D., Bask 2208

Uhrichsville, Ohlo__2115, 21250 937anion Co., Ohio •Union Twp., Ohio-- _1763,

2394, 22419135Urbana, Onto UrIchville, Ohio

40Utah

1401; 22218334905944Utica, N.Y Utica, Ohio

Vallejo, Cal 2026ancouver, B. C 2116

Van Zandt Co., Tex _ _1937,2026, 2207

.

Yenta° Island, Cal_ ..1856,2026, 2115, 21830586

Vernon, Tex Verona S. D., Ohio_ _1401, 2211076386924635Verona S. D., Pa Versailles, Mo Victoria, B. C Vigo Co., Ind 2308, 2394

W Co., Tex _ _1402, 1219343,977 ,!IV allaceburg, Ont

5

Walla Walla Co. S. D.,Wash

Warren, Ohio 1763Warrenton, Ore.2115, 2308, 2304Warsaw, No. Caro__ ...2114102:52207

Washington, Ohio 2207Waterbury, Conn__ -2026,

2115, 2207Watertown, Mass . _ _2115, 2207Waterville, Me 2308, 2304Watervliet, N. Y 1402

22Watonwan Co., Minn Watson Cre ek, Bask Wauchula, Fla 2308

2114,3,39774Wauseon, Ohio

1611811676

Waverly, Ohio Wayne Co., Ohio Webster Groves, Mo Welland, Ont

2:7021Wellesley, Minn Wentworth Co., Ont West Alils, Wis

1763' 2116

West Gap, Bask 2116West Hoboken, N. J_1937, 2026West Manchester Twp., Pa_1937Wessitigton Svgs., So. Dak_1165973Westmount, P. Q

8

Weston S. D., Ohio_ _1402, 2308%Vest Unity S. D., Ohio.... 2404West Vancouver, B. C._ _ _ _1856Wetzel Co., W. Va 2494Weymouth, Mass_-_1763, 1856%Vheatland Co., Mont....

1937, 2231186Whitby, Ont._ _1594, 1763, 22439945White Bear S. D., Minn-2394White Co., Intl

0

11,White Fish, Mont Whitley Co., KY 856Wichita, Kan 1402, 211424,09777Wichita Falls, Tex

37

Wilbarger Co., Tex

11648072Wildwood, N. J Wilkes Co., No. Car Willard, Ohio %Villiams Co., Ohio 2116Williamsport, Pa 2116Willins Twp. S. D., Pa- -1856Willoughby S. D., Ohlo 2213530,9834Willow Lake S. D., Sask. -2208Wilmington, Cal Winchester, Conn Winchester, Mass__ _2308, 221,331909784Windsor, Ont_1402, 2309, 2395Windsor, Mich Winnebago, Minn Winnipeg, Mari 221843950469%Vim: Parish, La Winsted, Conn 2207Winthrop, Mass Winston-Salem, No. Car-1119,8335776Wise Co. S. D., Tex Witt, Ill 2026Woburn, Mass Wolf Point, Mont.. _1497, 22030277Wolseley S. D., Bask Wood River, Ida Woodsfield, Ohio 2116Worcester, Mass_ _ _ _2116,

2308, 22330984Wyandotte, Mich__ _1402,

2308, 2494akima Coy., Wash

1503

850') City, Miss

1687

Yoakum, Tex Yonkers, N. Y..2026,

2309'2394, 2494

Yorke Twp., Ont 2116Youngstown, Ohio__ _ _1763,1856, 2026, 2116, 2207,

2309, 2394, 2494


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