Mr. Graham of Pennsylvania explained that "no less than pat" was Put in the bill so that when a corporation has a capital and surplus and issues new stock it will be '18th, the eccentric Texan asserted: sold above par, and the only tion is that no stock can be sol at less than par, and no stock cat be issued unless par is paid into the treasury, Mr. MacLafferty made a shor' address advocating passage of th:
asserting that it would be, have been ness as an Ameri Lafferty said, "and I want you'to know there' are hundreds of American businessmen 10,000 miles to the westward who are trying to build up the outposts of our busines: in the Orient, who are eagerly awaiting action on this bill. If we not remove the restriction: against our nationals you will give an advantage to the great foreign trade houses of Grent Britain Belgium, France, Germany and other countries.'
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