CONTENTS.

PART I.

List of land stations arranged alphabetically by name (usually the name of the city or town), including commercial stations, special stations, stations of the Army and Navy, and all stations other than restricted or general amateur, giving the following information: Call signal, wave lengths, nature of service, hours of operation, and by whom station is controlled 10

List of all ship stations, including merchant vessels, yachts, vessels of the Army, Navy, and Revenue-Cutter Service, arranged alphabetically by the name of the ship, and giving the following information: Call letters, wave lengths, nature of service, owner of vessel (line), and by whom station is controlled 20

List of all United States call signals arranged alphabetically, each followed by the name of the ship or land station to which the call has been assigned 61

List of amateur stations licensed up to June 30, 1913, arranged according to radio districts, with the headquarters and territorial limits of each district. The first section of the list of stations for each district gives the names of owners in alphabetical order, followed by the second section giving a list of call signals in alphabetical order. The first sections give the following information: Call signal, owner of station, location of station, power in watts 88

PART II.

DISTRICTS (Headquarters In Parentheses).

First (Boston, Mass.) 88

Second (New York, N. Y.) 95

Third (Baltimore, Md.) 110

Fourth (Savannah, Ga.) 121

Fifth (New Orleans, La.) 123

Sixth (San Francisco, Cal.) 124

Seventh (Seattle, Wash.) 138

Eighth (Cleveland, Ohio) 141

Ninth (Chicago, Ill.) 146