244 CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)-(B) PERSON ATTACKED 54. Peddler (clothing). 55. Peddler (fruit and vegetable). 56. Peddler (jewelry). 57. Real estate dealer. 58. Restaurant and cafe owner. 59. Undertaker. 60. Wood and coal dealer. 61. Laborer. 62. Baggageman. 63. Bootblack. 64. Chimney sweep. 65. Dishwasher. 12. Adjuster. 13. Bookkeeper. 66. Distributor. 14. Cashier. 67. Hodcarrier. 68. House-cleaner. 15. Collector. 16. Copyist. 69. Hostler. 17. Stenographer. 70. Janitor. 18. Typist. 71. Logger. 72. Lumberman. 73. Porter. 74. Sexton. 75. Window cleaner. 76. Miscellaneous. 77. Aeronaut. 78. Agriculturist. 82. Clairvoyant. 83. Entertainer. 84. Floorwalker. 86. Fortune teller. 87. Gambler. 88. Garageman. 90. Housewife. 93. Notary. 94. Promoter. 95. Prostitute. 47. Laundry dealer. 48. Liquor dealer. 99. Schoolgirl. 100. Steward. 49. Liveryman. 50. Lumber dealer. 51. Manufacturer. 52. Meat market owner. 53. Music dealer. 101. Stockman. 102. Student. 103. Superintendent. 104. Traveler. 105. Writer. 106. Professional. 107. Actor. 108. Architect. 109. Artist. 110. Assayer. 111. Attorney. 112. Chemist. 113. Dentist. 114. Draughtsman. 115. Druggist. 116. Engineer (civil). 117. Engineer (electrical). 118. Engineer (mining). 119. Interpreter. 120. Minister. 121. Missionary. 122. Musician. 123. Nurse. 124. Oculist. 125. Photographer. 126. Physician. 127. Veterinarian. 128. Public Servant or Officer. 129. Army commissioned officer. 130. Army non-commissioned officer. 131. Army private. 132. Customs official. 133. Fireman. 134. Immigration official. 160. Bartender. 161. Beer bottler. 162. Bill poster. 163. Blacksmith. 164. Boatbuilder. 165. Boiler-maker. 166. Bookbinder. 167. Boxmaker. 168. Bricklayer. 169. Brickmaker. 170. Bridgeman. 171. Butcher. 172. Butter-maker. 173. Cabinet-maker. 174. Carpenter. 175. Carpet-layer. 176. Cement worker. 177. Cook. 178. Cooper. 179. Coppersmith. 180. Dairyman. 181. Decorator. 182. Dyer and cleaner. 183. Electrician. 184. Engineer (stationary). 185. Engraver. 186. Farmer. 187. Fireman (stationary). 188. Fisherman. 189. Foundryman. 190. Furniture-maker. 191. Gardener. 192. Gilder. 193. Glovemaker. 194. Gunsmith. 195. Hairdresser. 196. Harness-maker. 197. Hatmaker. 198. Housemover. 199. Inkmaker. 200. Jewelry-maker. 201. Lather. 202. Laundry worker. 203. Lineman. 204. Locksmith. 205. Machinist. 206. Marble worker. 207. Masseur. 208. Mechanic. 209. Metal polisher. 210. Millman. 211. Miner. 212. Nickleplater. 213. Nursery-man. CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)—(C) HOW ATTACKED 1. Forging. 2. Passing fictitious. 4. Passing fraudulent. 3. Passing forged. 5. Passing raised. 6. Raising. CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)—(D) WITH WHAT ATTACKED CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)—(E) TIME OF ATTACK CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)—(F) OBJECT OF ATTACK CHECKS OR ORDERS (WORTHLESS)-(G) BY WHOM ATTACKED 1. Agent. 2. Advertising. 3. Book. 4. Directory. 5. Insurance. 6. Magazine. 8. Sewing machine. 9. Solicitor. 10. Clerk. 11. Accountant. 13. Bookkeeper. 17. Stenographer. 18. Typist. 19. Commercial. 20. Advertiser. 21. Auctioneer. 22. Auto dealer. 23. Bakery owner. 24. Banker. 25. Bathhouse keeper. 26. Billiard-hall keeper. 27. Broker. 28. Chicken dealer. 29. Cigar dealer. 30. Clothing dealer. 31. Commission merchant. 32. Dry goods dealer. 33. Druggist. 34. Fish dealer. 35. Florist. 36. Furniture dealer. 37. Furrier. 38. Garage owner. 39. Grocer. 40. Haberdasher. 41. Hardware dealer. 42. Hay and grain dealer. 43. Horse dealer. 44. Hotel man. 45. Jeweler. 46. Junk dealer. 47. Laundry owner. 48. Liquor dealer. 49. Liveryman. 50. Lumber dealer. 51. Manufacturer. 52. Meat market owner. 53. Music dealer. 54. Peddler (clothing). 55. Peddler (fruit and vegetable). 56. Peddler (jewelry). 57. Real estate dealer. 58. Restaurant and cafe man. 110. Assayer. 59. Undertaker. 60. Wood and coal dealer. 111. Attorney. 61. Laborer. 62. Baggageman. 63. Bootblack. 64. Chimney sweep. 65. Dishwasher. 66. Distributer. 67. Hodcarrier. 68. House-cleaner. 69. Hostler. 70. Janitor. 71. Logger. 72. Lumberman. 73. Porter. 74. Sexton. 75. Window cleaner. 76. Miscellaneous. 77. Aeronaut. 78. Agriculturist. 79. Athlete. 80. Beggar. 81. Capitalist. 82. Clairvoyant. 83. Entertainer. 84. Floorwalker. 85. Foreman. 86. Fortune-teller. 87. Gambler. 92. Mine owner. 93. Notary. 94. Promoter. 95. Prostitute. 96. Salesman. 97. Saleswoman. 98. Schoolboy. 99. Schoolgirl. 100. Steward. 101. Stockman. 102. Student. 103. Superintendent. 104. Traveler. 105. Writer. 106. Professional. 107. Actor. 108. Architect. 109. Artist. 128. Public Servant or Officer. 129. Army commissioned officer. 130. Army non-commissioned officer. 131. Army private. 132. Customs official. 133. Fireman. 134. Immigration official. 135. Letter carrier. 136. Marine commissioned officer. 137. Marine non-commissioned officer. 138. Marine private. 139. Navy commissioned officer. 140. Navy petty officer. 141. Navy seaman. 145. Servant. 149. Domestic. 150. Maid. 151. Messenger. 152. Valet. 153. Waiter. 154. Watchman. 155. Trades. 156. Acid worker. 157. Asbestos worker. 158. Baker. 159. Barber. 160. Bartender. 161. Beer-bottler. |