5757-5766 NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARD*, New York. Changes in the cost of living, July, 1914-Nov., 1922. viii, 37, 131 p. diagr. 8vo. (Research report no. 57, Dec., 1922) Feb. 2, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; aff. Feb. 21; A 700075. Consolidation of railroads in the United States. vii, 107, 131 p. 8vo. (Research report no. 56, Nov., 1922) Feb. 13, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; aff. Feb. 21; A 700074. Per capita taxation by states, United States, 1919. Sheet, col. map, col. diagr., 24 by 18 in. (N. I. C. B. wall chart service no. 42, Oct., 1922) Feb. 16, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; aff. Feb. 21; A 700076. Service letter, no. 149, 153–157. 6 v. 4to. Jan. 3, 30, Feb. 6, 14, 20. 27, 1923; 2 c. each Jan. 5, Feb. 1, 9, 17, 23, Mar. 1; affs. Jan. 5, Feb. 1. 9. 17, 21, Mar. 1; A 695084, 697434, 697963, 699469, 700077, 700188. Taxation-United States federal, state and local. Sheet, col. diagrs., 24 by 18 in. (N. I. C. B. wall chart serv NATIONAL PERSONNEL ASSN.*, New York. 5769, 5770 Developing men for executive positions. 12 p. 8vo. © Jan. 5, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 11; aff. Feb. 15; A 697872. Employees' publications. Suppl., Nov. 10, 1922. 13 p. 8vo. © Jan. 5, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 11; aff. Feb. 15; A 697871. NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE*, Washington. Your letter has just been received. Sheet, 11 by 8 in. 5771 Feb. 26, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 26; A 701076. NATIONAL RETAIL DRY GOODS ASSN.*, New York. Data book; advertising group, Jan. 19, 1923. p. 103-118. illus. (incl. facsims.) 4to. 5773 Jan. 19, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 1; A 697465. NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC LABORATORIES. 5774-5776 Master formulas and manufacturing processes. 33 1. 4to. Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 6, 1923; A 697578. Proprietary specialty manufacturing the easiest business in the world to start. Sheet, printed on both sides, 11 bv 8 in. Jan. 17, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 23; A 699226. Your opportunity to make more money. cover-title, 24 p. nar. 8vo. Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 23, 1923; A 699227. Thomas D. Steel, Richmond. 5777 NATIONAL SERVICE CO. ices. v. 10, Jan., 1923. illus. fol. Zuckerman servcover-title, 20 1. 5777 Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1923; aff. Feb. 5; A 697547; Sidney D. Zuckerman, Chicago. NATIONAL TUBE CO.*, Pittsburgh. National bulletin. 5778-5781 no. 2D. Corrosion of hot-water piping. 5th ed. 23 p. illus. 4to. Jan. 2, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 5; aff. Jan. 6; A 694603. no. 3C. Protection of pipe against internal corrosion. 1st ed. 19 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. Jan. 2, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 5; aff. Jan. 6; A 694600. no. 4C. Preventing corrosion of boiler tubes. 4th ed. 26 p. illus. 4to. O Jan. 2, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 5; aff. Jan. 6; A 694601. no. 12. Shelby seamless hot rolled boiler tubes. 1st ed. 19 p. illus., diagrs. 4to. Jan. 2, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 5; aff. Jan. 6; A 694602. NATIONAL WOMAN'S PARTY*, Washington. How New York laws discriminate against women. 16 p. 16mo. 5782 Sept. 25, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 6; A 688843. NATURAL GAS ASSN. OF AMERICA. [10 sheets, illus., 113 by 8 in. Contents: As supply of natural gas decreases cost of production increases. -Boil your burners frequently.-How to adjust flow of gas.-Let's get together on this basis, service and cooperation. Meeting the peak demand for natural gas.-Natural value of natural gas. No muss, no dirt inside or outside the house. This is the air shutter on your gas range.-What if you couldn't get natural gas? - Yellow flame blackens utensils. 5783-5792 Feb. 1, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 15; A 697896-697905; Blaine - Thompson co., Cincinnati, pt. 1, n. s., v. 20 Survey of Franklin County estates. 4 1. obl. 8vo. Jan. 27, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 5; A 699288. Survey of Jefferson County estates. 4 1. obl. 8vo. Jan. 8, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 5; A 699285. Survey of Marion County estates. 6 I. obl. 8vo. Jan. 11, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 5; A 699286. NESTLE LANOIL CO., ltd.*, New York. Intimate chats with the little French gray box. cover-title, 16 p. illus. nar. 12mo. 5798 Feb. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 27; A 700158. NEUBURGER (Max) & co.*, New York. Fur chokers are in big demand for spring. 141 p. illus. fol. 5799 Feb. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 17; A 697964. NEVIN (Mendel)* Brooklyn. Pterygomandibular anesthesia. (In Dental items of interest, Dec., 1922) 5800 Dec. 1, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 3; A 662010. NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK*, New Britain, Conn. Chart of Connecticut statutes governing descent and property distribution of persons who die intestate. Sheet, printed on both sides, 17 by 21 in., fold. to nar. 8vo. 5801 Dec. 27, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1923; aff. Jan. 2; A 697399. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH co.*, Boston. Telephone directories. 5802-5819 cover Augusta district, Jan., 1923. title, 44 p. 8vo. Feb. 9, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 19; aff. Feb. 17; A 696421. Bangor district, Jan., 1923. covertitle, 72 p. 8vo. Feb. 10, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 19; aff. Feb. 17; A 696422. Barre-Montpelier district, Oct., 1922. [Sec. 12. cover-title, 48 p. 8vo. O Nov. 27, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1923; aff. Jan. 12; A 695477. Belfast-Rockland district, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 34. cover-title, 48 p. 8vo. O Feb. 1, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 10; aff. Feb. 8: A 697695. Biddeford-Saco district, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 43. cover-title, 56 p. 8vo. Jan. 25, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31: A 699106. Brockton district, Brockton-Rockland, Dec., 1922. Sec. 2. cover-title, 132 p. 8vo. Jan. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31; A 699111. [Sec. 7. Nov. 14, Lowell district, Oct., 1922. cover-title, 84 p. 8vo. 1922; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1923; aff. Jan. 12; A 695476. Lynn district, Dec., 1922. [Sec.] 22. cover-title, 148 p. 8vo. © Jan. 9, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 15; aff. Jan. 12; A 695479. Manchester district, Oct., 1922. [Sec.] 32. cover-title, 96 p. 8vo. Nov. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1923; aff. Jan. 12; A 695478. Nashua district, Jan., 1923. Cover title, 48 p. 8vo. Feb. 10, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 19; aff. Feb. 17; A 696423. Plymouth district, Plymouth, Taunton, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 45. cover-title, 84 p. 8vo. Jan. 19, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31; A 699105. Portland district, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 17. cover-title, 148 p. 8vo. © Jan. 27, 1923: 2 c. Feb. 10; aff. Feb. 8; A 697693. Portsmouth-Exeter district, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 26. cover-title, 52 p. 8vo. NEW YORK (City) Jan. 18, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31; A 699107. Salem district, Dec., 1922. [Sec. 52. cover-title, 108 p. 8vo. © Jan. 11, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 31; A 699103. 5820-5823 Boys' outfitter directory, spring and summer, 1923. New York, The Boys' outfitter co., inc., 1923. covertitle, 164 p. illus. nar. 24mo. O Jan. 20, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 24; A 697389. Boys' outfitter co., inc., New York. Directory of curb, bond and consolidated exchange brokers, Mar., 1923. Wall chart, 261 by 22 in. Feb. 23, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 27; A 700176. Landon T. Davies, New York. 6182 List of members of the eighth and ninth Masonic district, Manhattan. New York, Der Führer, Max Schmetterling, 1923. 1 p. l., 336 p. nar. 24mo. Feb. 3, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 18; aff. Feb. 7; A 699390. Max Schmetterling, New York. On the spot directory. New York, The Clothier publishing co., inc., 1922. cover-title, 108 p. nar. 24mo. Sept. 30, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 11; aff. Dec. 28; A 697989. Biol Hubert R. Burnam, New York. NEW YORK BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO. ogy. Supplement no. 6A to catalogue no. 6. 1 p. 1., 75-108 p. illus., diagrs. 8vo. 5824 Jan. 15, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 19; A 695670; Norman C. Preston, New York. NEW YORK EVENING POST, inc.*, New York. 5825-5827 Advertising record of evening newspapers for year, 1922-1921. v. no. 9, no. 41. Sheet, 14 by 18 in. O Jan. 17, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 19; A 695684. of morning newspapers for years, 1922-1921. v. no. 9, no. 40. Sheet, 14 by 18 in. Jan. 17, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 19; A 695685. of Sunday newspapers for years, 1922-1921. v. no. 9, no. 42. Sheet, 14 by 18 in. O Jan. 17, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 19; A 695683. NEW YORK TIMES. [355 contributions (In New York times) Contents: Advance in stocks at Berlin goes on.-Air service to Holland.-Allies in accord on Turkish policy.-Allies in agreement on Lausanne demands.-Allies part as friends.-Allies will confer, then meet Turks.-America to have more league invitations. - American negroes in Africa propaganda.-American tourists robbed.-Americans out of oil war?-Americans saved Tutankhamen treasures.-Anti-curfew riots in Dortmund streets.-Armistice day a fixture.-Arms problem shelved.Arms treaties win in Italian chamber.Arrest promised in Horwood plot.Arrested as vagabond only to find fortune.-Arrests and riot mark day in Ruhr.-Asks funds for Germans.-Asks $1,000,000 cut in French army cost.-Aulaire & Wells in peril in plane. Baldwin embarks, hopeful over debt.-Balfour working for Ruhr agreement.-Bavaria gives in to Hit 6182 NEW YORK TIMES-Continued. ler threats.--Beat a Paris editor.Belgians question French Ruhr policy. Berlin backing up obstructive acts.-Berlin dismayed over coal embargo.-Berlin hopeful of new Cuno ministry. Berlin skeptical of week's mark recovery. - Big typhon couch taken from tomb.-Bonar Law's fate in doubt as voters go today to polls.Boycott of French spreads in Germany.-Britain and Italy grant French plea.-Britain to prevent purchase of honors.-Britain will press for reparation cut.-British cabinet meets.-British envoy saved life of Prince Andrew. British for capitulations.British New Year honors. British plane rises 20,000 feet in 12 minutes 24 seconds.-British roads form 4 big groups Jan. 1.-British to make work for the unemployed. - British trade revival may depend on Ruhr.-British would limit Turks' European army.Brussels protests on language issue.Buried cable to guide aircraft over Sahara.-C. R. Crane in Near East.Cairo cabinet resigns on the Sudan issue. Can set type by radio.-Carnarvon arrives to open inner room of Pharaoh's tomb.-Carnarvon tells of beauties found in Egyptian tomb.Centre party is seen as Lloyd George aim.-Chair on the world war.Changing the 8-hour day. - Clemenceau visit opposed in France.-Cologne transfer opposed in London.-Commander Thomson married in London.-Commons ousts labor M. P.Conditions in Essen chaotic.--Confederate cash for rum causes rumpus at Cherbourg. Conservatives lead election with 160.-Conservatives win a majority of 85 in British election.Cosgrave declares Irish must disarm.— Council of league takes up article X. Countess removes posters.-Course of German prices.-Crippled war veteran rushes at King George. - Cuno says Germany will hold out, but negotiate.Curzon arrives in Paris. - Customs barrier now encircles Ruhr.-Darkhued deputy loses plea for Siki.-Deaf mutes view fight films to interpret Descamps's words.-Decree for Mrs. J. Phillips.-Defends British warning.Deride Gen. Degoutte's speech.-Dippel's Vienna villa robbed while he and wife visit here.-Dismay at Lausanne meeting.-Doorn is buzzing with Ruhr news. - Doubts premiers can agree. Drastic railroad economics.-Dutch air service grows.-Dutch to co-operate on new war rules.-Ebert pt. 1, 11. s., v. 20 off to Baden; may defy barrier.-Economic policies declared.-Edmond Poiree dies in airplane crash.-Egyptian cabinet out. Einstein theory bourgeois and dangerous, say Russians.-England's January trade.Entente near end, London press fears.-Escaped murderer reported in Mexico. Essen police threaten to strike.-European view of our stock market decline. - Ex-crown prince makes trip to German border from Doorn.-Expect Bonar Law to act on Brussels.-Far East republic votes to end itself. Fascisti to give Italy free trade. Fight Montmartre robber.Fighting begins in Ruhr, Paris hears.Financial London puzzled over Ruhr.Find wine strainer in Pharaoh's tomb.-Finest library on flying.-Five big mansions burned in Ireland.Fluctuations in mark as judged by London.-Food riots in Berlin in markets strike. Force is threatened in Mexican strike.-Four Irish gunmen executed in Dublin.-France and Ruhr expenses. France now to act alone if she must.-France to give no rebuke.-Free State defends arrests of women.-Free State senator is forced to resign.-Free State troops get rebel leaders. French arrest more Ruhr mine heads. - French arrest seven Ruhr operators.-French bid for Ruhr mines. French boxing federation annuls Siki's suspension.-French can't be swerved. French cordon tightly closed.-French have new big gun which can shoot 56 miles. - French plan to meet Berlin tactics by cutting off all Ruhr exports.-French railroad is stolen.-French securities on the London market.-French senators fear surplus women's vote.-French warships off Stettin.-General boycott in Essen.-German credit inflation.-German inflation breaks all records.German labor intervenes.-German loan from Tokio.-German magnates confer with French. - German monarchist chiefs plot to raise an army.German war steps reported in Holland. - Germans suspect aim to seize dyes. Germany arraigned before world court.-Germany may go dry.Germany to curb dancing, intemperance and food, waste.-Germany to reveal position to Allies.-Germany's foreign trade.-Gets divorce in Paris. Giant rudder on Aquitania.—| Gift to Near East relief.-Greece and Russia thank us for aid.-Greek king is held captive in palace.-Greef refugee camps sinks of pestilence.-Greeks no. 3, 1923 massing troops.-H. G. Wells is beaten in contest for Commons. - Harding and Hughes raise British hopes.Harvey in 6 points sums up America's national policy,-Harvey says Baldwin made good impression.-Hear MatinHumanité suit.-Held in poison candy case. Hitler now called tool of the French. Hold Rhine till paid, Poincare's program.-Hope Harjes, daughter of Morgan partner, is killed in France while hunting. - Hospitals in Essen occupied by French troops.How Childers died told by minister.Hughes transmitted offer.-Inflated German values.-Intended for work in next world. - Ireland is shocked by four executions.-Irish court asks for Crockers will.-Irish end old year in welter of blood. - Irish rebels burn historic mansions. - Irish rebels hold Senator Bagwell.-Irish rebels plot to kidnap the Dail.-Ismet plays up to us.-Ismet quitting Lausanne.-Ismet's new policy pleasing to London.-Italians are indignant. — Italy is at war again in Tripoli.-Italy to present library to Pope.-Italy will ratify Washington compacts.-Jail for an angry hero. Java hears Dutch radio.-King of the Hedjaz offers the sultan refuge in Mecca. King's tomb yields more treasures.-Labor M. P. apologizes.— Lady Astor is re-elected, but plurality is cut.-Latex imports growing.League's Hebe at Lausanne.-Liaison costs four lives.-Libyan tribes in revolt.-Likens Lloyd George on tour to Roosevelt.-Lithuania defies the league council.-Little comment in Berlin.-Lloyd George calls debt terms harsh.-Lloyd George may take his old seat.-Lloyd George on Near East.Lloyds absorbs Cox bank.-Logue asks release of Miss MacSwiney.-London bankers urge German settlement.London makes merry as returns come in.-London-New York air trip in 12 hours and 30,000 feet up, flying chief predicts.-London puzzled by conference rumors.-Lord Carnarvon goes to Cairo.-Maneyrol in glider breaks world record.-Mark recovery due to the Reichsbank.-Markets still hold firmly at London.-Martial law order ready.May cut off loans to Greece.-Memel ultimatum sent to Lithuania.-Merchants ask for gold bank accounts.Mexican miners trapped.-Mexican strikers shoot up meeting.-Mexico to tax railways.-Mid-Victorianism comes back in Paris.-Monarchists try new German unity.-Money rates higher on London's market.-Munich unbear1189-23-5 257 6182 Mussolini able for French citizens. forbids tenants' meeting. Mussolini demands chamber obey him or be dissolved. Mussolini to try a new coup today. Mussolini won't attend conference. Named to Palestine post.-New desert motor trip. - New discoveries rumored.—New orphanage at Beirut.— New peace move reported.-New Poincare plan for premiers today. - New revolt quelled in northern Mexico.— New tomb shows same high art.-New world gliding record.-No new discovery at Asslut. Northcliffe's will of 1919 probated. Nothing broken off, Bompard says. Obregon charges we are intruding in oil legislation.-Obregon opens congress. Occupied Germany now settling down under French rule. Oil combination broken. - Oil motor stands test.-Operation on Kipling. Oxford hears jibes at American press. Pari mutuel takings drop.Faris against reprisals.-Paris cars killed 236.-Paris claims right to deal with Turks.-Paris hotelkeepers may bar Germans. - Paris losing midinettes. Paris market still confident of Ruhr.-Paris on French bonds.-Paris reassured by recovery in franc.-Paris sees Germans seeking a way out.Paris woman trained dog to steal meat.-Paris women fight duel over a man.-Parties in Egypt unite to oust King.-Payment in bonds a help, say British.-Pharaoh paintings show Nile changed.-Pharaoh's manikin found in his tomb. - Pharaoh's robes taken from tomb. Pharaoh's sandals may set new style. - Pharaoh's ushabti found in his tomb. - Pharaoh's vases give off old scent.-Places Cissie Loftus on probation for year.-Planchette's vain warning.-Planning trade with Russia. - Pole flight possible.Pope names patron for newspaper men. Praises Bonar Law's strategy in election.-Premiers' conference near collapse as British and French plans clash. Premiers to meet in London soon. Prepare for Leviathan.-Prices in Germany up 2481% in January.Prices rise again on Paris market.Prince Zerdechno in jail. Princess Yolanda to wed Count Calvi.-Quezon supports plan for republic.-Quietness disturbs Dublin.-Railroad regiment called.-Railroads keep up service.Rapid reduction of French paper money. Rebel executions reported in Dublin.-Rebels shoot dead aged Irish patriot.-Redmond's daughter dies.Refugees choke Samsun.-Reichsbank forces rise in the mark. - Reichstag |