Index to\ -v '0 ‘

Monthly CatalogueUnited States

Public Documents

Nos. 403-414

July, 1928-June, 1929

ISSUED BY THESUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS

WASHINGTON 1929

INDEX

To Monthly Catalo gue , July , 1928-June , 1929

Note .—Entries appear in this index (/) under names of Government or corporate authors; (2) under per-sonal authors; (3) under series titles or titles of publications, if distinctive; (4) under subjects. Specific subjects are not duplicated under the Government authors.

The list of page numbers immediately following the name of any Executive Department, bureau, office, etc., refers to all entries under the corresponding center head on those pages of the Monthly Catalogue proper.

Inclusive paging is not given.

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A. E. F., see American Expeditionary Forces.A. J. H., see Henry, Alfred J.Angstrom, Anders K., solar radiation_____ .... 913Aarhus Harbor, chart______ ____ ___________ 1035Aslander, Alfred, Canada thistle.................... 65,199Abbot, Charles G.:

accomplishments of modern astronomy.... 259Smithsonian Institution and Wright bros.. 189studying the sun and stars_______________ 795see also Smithsonian Institution.

Abbott, C. J.:

correction for p. 721____________ ______ 810Abbott, Leroy W., hospitalization____________ 585Abbott, William M., v. United States........... 82,172Abdomen:

aneurysm of abdominal aorta________ _____265gangrenous ulceration, abdominal wall 416

Abegg, F. A., effects of waxy gene in maize (2).. 691 Abeken, F. G., influenza on board U. S. S.

Idaho______________ 248Abel, James F.:

illiteracy in several countries...... .......... 1012lessons in education, foreign experience.... 1012 major trends of education........ . ............... 294,758

Abel Construction Co., bricks________________ 1016Abeles & Taussig Lumber & Tie Co., demur-

rage. 851Abell, Elizabeth M., v. Galen L. Tait.... 240,772Abell, Walter W., v. Galen L. Tait_______ 240,772Aberdeen; Ohio, bridges____ ____ ____ 454,611,721Aberdeen, S. Dak.:

Chamber of Commerce-cream_________ 851

Aberdeen & Rockfish R. R.:fire-box doors______________ 765passenger rates......... ............ 945rates on-

cement__________________ _______ 298,1016cheese............................................... 940citrus fruit......... .......... 91cotton goods___________________________ 764gaskets....................... 235lime___________________________________ 943molasses_____________________ 32potatoes..______ ______ 382vegetables.......................................................... 866

Aberfoil, steamship:case against owner........................ 388

Aberration, axial and oblique...................... . 706,830Abilene & Southern Ry.:

freight rates................................... . 94,638,1019rates on-

bath-tubs.............................. 89cement sacks__________________________ 298cotton-seed............................... ................. 499fertilizers......... ................. . ................... .. 29,942grain______________________________ 95,235grape juice______________ 302industrial catalogues................ ......................297liquid solder............................. — 97lumber______ ________ 165wheat..................................... 104

PageAbles, Charles T., & Co., sashes______________ 102Aborigines, see Indians.Abrasives:

coated products, elimination of waste_____ 439materials in 1927............... 284

Absaroka National Forest, additions_________ 18Abscess:

amebic abscess of liver...____ ______________516diagnosis of hepatic abscess_______ _________980liver and right psoas muscle_______________ 537tuberculous abscess___________ 59,900

Absentee Shawnee Indians, see Shawnee In-dians.

Abyssinia, see Ethiopia.Academic degrees, see Degrees (colleges, univer-

sities, etc.).Academies, statistics, 1925-26_________________ 758Academy of Sciences, see National Academy of

Sciences.Acadia National Park:

changed name of Lafayette National Park. 442, 466, 487

information circular_______________________ 936Acanthocephalid, from chicken and robin____3,66Accident bulletin_____________________________ 33Accidents:

aircraft-analysis_____________________ ____ 180,417fatalities in Army aviation service____ 805fatalities in Navy and Marine Corps. 878

at Langin Field, payment of claims—law___________________________________ 718recommendation of compt. general. 632,757 reports of committees_____________ 570,606

automobile accident mortality, 1927.............. 415bituminous coal mines, falls of roof.... 436,918 coal-dust explosions in mines______________ 918coal-mine fatalities in U. S., 1927___________ 349coke-oven accidents, 1927__________________ 827construction industry______________________ 513industrial accidents and hygiene series. 43,315 metal-mine accidents in U. 8., 1926________ 349metallurgical works, 1926.......... 13quarry accidents in U. S., 1926_____________ 285statistics, Mines Bur. publications______ 13,

285,349,827 what to do in case of accident______________ 264women in industry, accident ratio_________ 245see also Collisions at sea—Employers’ lia-

bility and workmen’s compensa-tion—Railroad accidents—Safetyof life.

Accounting: budget, publications for sale....... ............... 843

case of Norfolk & Western Ry......... ..................938civil service retirement fund, liabilities. ... 21 farm accounts, publications for sale_______ 494farm cost accounting system_______________ 546financial statements, verification_________ 1010motor vehicle service, Government owned. 255 numbers for Navy_______________________ 1037numbers for ships and stations_____________ 252railroad reports, new valuation date.............172see also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.

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1056 Index, 1928-1929

PageAccounting bulletin__________________________ 252

see also Appropriation bulletin.Accounting Office, see General Accounting

Office.Accounts, see Accounting—also names of De-

partments, bureaus, etc.Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept., see Supplies

and Accounts Bureau, Naw Dept.Accounts Bureau, Post Office Dept___________ 968Accounts Committee, House:

additional clerk______________________ 355

Acid phosphate, rates on______ 25, 296,376,497,938Acidosis, nondiabetic, treatment___________ .. 538Acids, see names of acids.Acker & Cook, salt_____________ _____ _______ 862Acme Brick Co., bricks______________ _____ .. 498Acme Foundry & Machine Co., iron__________ 380Acme Fountain Pen Co_______________________ 227Acoustics, see Sound.Acres of asphalt...____ ______________________ 116Acromegaly, reports of cases______________ 248,882Actinomycosis, pulmonary___________________ 1050Actino therapy, tuberculous fistula in ano______ 416Actions at law:

permit U. S. to be made party defendant. 457, 618, 726

States to recover taxes collected, 1866-68... 468 see also names of litigants.

Active Pass, chart___________________ ____ _ 1033Acts, see Laws.Actuaries Board....____ _____ ______ _____ _ 634

report, 1928_______________________________634Actuary, Government, see Government

Actuary.Adams, Charles F., see Navy Department.Adams, Fred, syphilis of cervical vertebrae... 1050

Adams, John C.:physical examination for flying_______ 248,317unusual amputation____________________... 882

Adams, Lorne R., v. United States_____ _____ 647Adams, Mary A.:

la lectura en los grados intermedios_______ 253same (in Portuguese)....____ __________788

Adams, Oscar S.:conformal projection of sphere_____________ 554elements of map projection____ ____________ 72

Adams, Porter H., fees for attorneys__________ 408Adams, William E., naval record_________ 623,708Adams, William W.:

accidents at metallurgical works, 1926.......... 13coal-mine fatalities, 1927___________________ 349coke-oven accidents, 1927__________________ 827metal-mine accidents, 1926_________________ 349production of explosives, 1927____ 217quarry accidents, 1926_____________________ 285

Adams, Payne & Gleaves, Inc_________________ 505Adda, Maxine, v. United States__________ 369,778Adding-machines, rates on___________________ 296Addison, John W., reinstatement______________ 402Addison’s disease, report of case______ _________517Addresses:

copyrighted_____________________________ 44,110,179,247,315,393, 514,655, 782,877

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927..____ 315see also subject of address, name of person

by whom delivered, name of body before which delivered, or place where given.

Addresses on mail for vacationists___________ 1038Addressing machines, Government supplies 679Aden, Gulf of, pilot, supplement............. ................884Adhesive, fish oil in sprays____ ____ _________ 910Adhesive plaster, elimination of waste________ 220Adjusted compensation act, see World War

adjusted compensation act.Adjusted service certificates, interest... 713,735,748Adjustment of Numbers and Compensation

of Officers and Employees of Con-gress, Joint Select Committee on:

reports... ................ 1002Adjutant General’s Department... 61,132,195,266,

333,417,539,683,806, 901,981,1051Adkins-Polk Co., oleomargarin_______________ 858Administrative branches of Government, see

Executive Departments.Admiral Oriental Line, Inc___________________ 867Admiralty courts, rules of practice____________ 409

PageAdmiralty Inlet, chart._____________ _____ _ 213Admission taxes under revenue acts__________ 413Adolescents, recreation, place of dance halls.... 780

see also Boys—Girls.Adoption, psychoclinical guidance____________ 779Adriatic Sea, chart___________________________ 884Adult education, see Education.Advance Automobile Accessories Corporation. 289,

488,867Adventist bodies, census, 1926.._____ 70Advertising:

automotive products in Australia, etc______ 347community promotion__________ 11inquiries concerning rural boxholders____ 1039shipment of advertising matter abroad_____ 702

Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, seeNational Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.

Advisory Committee on City Planning andZoning___________ ________ ______ 77

Aegean Sea, chart____________________________ 319Aerial navigation, see Aeronautics, and refer-

ences.Aerial photography:

in Alaska, surveys...____ _________ ______ 759map compilation from photographs_______ 87

Aero, see headings beginning Aero—Air. Aerodynamics:

characteristics of airfoils.................... 44,316,959characteristics of airplane________ ____ _ 656

Aerodynamics Subcommittee, see Aeronautical Research Committee of Great Britain.

Aerofoils, see Airfoils.Aerography, see Aerology.Aerology:

naval air station at San Diego............. 279temperature inversions at San Diego______142

Aeronautic Association, see National Aero-nautic Association.

Aeronautic Instruments Section, Standards Bur___________ ______ 45

Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America, Inc., municipal air-ports.

Aeronautical instruments, see Aircraft instru-ments.

Aeronautical Research Committee of Great Britain, report of AerodynamicsSubcommittee___________________ ill

Aeronautics: air commerce act, legislative history. .. 224air commerce regulations, school supp. 925,994air traffic rules....................................... ............... 8anniversary of 1st airplane flight—

Congressional committee to attend exercises__________________ 354,361

pilgrimage to Kill Devil Hills_________ 407proceedings at exercises.............. ..................727

astronomical methods, aerial navigation... 45aviacSo commercial nos Estados Unidos... 399aviation as a career_____________________ 61,901aviation training_________________________ 70bibliography, 1926________ 394bibliography, 1927________________ 514civil aeronautics, misc. legal materials____ 224commercial airways weather service______ 698customs regulations___________________ ... 673dead reckoning, aerial navigation.. 397,518,786 equilibrium maintenance (2 entries).......516goggles, their effect on vision____ _____ 46,112importance of Caracoles meteorological sta-

tion____________________________ 279information circular, Air Corps_______ 61,

133, 195, 266,417, 539, 684, 806, 902,982instrument flying..______ ________________ 115law of aerial navigation_______________ 647Naval Reserve flight training______ 1002,1005navigation tables.______ _______ 658

same, description_____________ ______ 251,397, 519, 660, 786,885,886

nomenclature..____ ______________________ 45publications—

for sale by supt. of documents________ 842of Commerce Department__________ 8,431

schools of flying-examination and rating_______ 576,609, 713rating, air commerce regulations.. 925,994

soaring flight............. .......... 259

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Aeronautics—Continued.State legislation and abstract of laws______ 70see also Aerology—Aircraft—Airplanes—

Aviators—Seaplanes—also certain headings beginning Air—also Na-tional Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.

Aeronautics Advisory Committee, see National Advisory Committee for Aeronau-tics.

Aeronautics Branch, Commerce Dept__ 8, 70,143,210, 280,345,431, 552, 6997821, 915,994

report, 1928_______________________________ 280Aeronautics bulletin.. 8, 70, 210, 431, 552, 699,915, 994Aeronautics Bureau, Navy Dept_____________ 394

report, 1928__________________________ 394, 783Aeronautics Conference, International Civil,

see International Civil Aeronautics Conference.

Aeroplanes, see Airplanes.Aetna Oil Service, Inc., petroleum........... 305Africa:

animals, new parasitic roundworms___ 1044charts of west coast........................ ............ 659,1034lights, etc., on coasts________________ 46,1033liquor traffic, convention______________ 894market for flash lights, etc____________ 146pilot, supplements____________________ 961pilot,west coast______________________ 1033see also British West Africa—Portuguese

West Africa—Union of South Africa.African Orthodox Church_____________________280African Orthodox Church of New York_______431Agate Pass bridge_______ ____ _______ 576, 713, 741Age:

bodily growth with age___________ -_______681communicable diseases, age incidence_____ 899distribution, 14th census of population 281 Hagerstown, Md., morbidity studies—

disease incidence according to age_____ 129measles, etc., at different ages________ 1049sex differences in disease incidence____ 129

of cattle, determining by teeth____________ 4Aged, see Old age.Agee, Mrs. Brewster, relief___________________ 568Agee, J. H., soil survey, Maury County, Tenn. 989 Agios Nikolaos, Port, chart_______ ___________ 319Agnew, Mary A., workers in agric, subjects___ 817Agranulocytic angina, report of case__________ 516Agricultura serie, see Agriculture. Agricultural agents, see County agents.Agricultural attaches, expanding foreign service. 924 Agricultural banks, see Federal land banks—

Joint stock land banks.Agricultural chemistry, publications______ 156,933Agricultural colleges:

land-grant colleges, 1927___________________ 294su influencia en la vida rural_______________ 661workers in, list____________________________ 817see also names of agricultural colleges or uni-

versities with which they are con-nected.

Agricultural colonies, see Farm colonies. Agricultural Cooperation Division____________ 200Agricultural credit:

equal opportunity for agriculture__________ 835for crop-failure areas, bearings______________567in storm and flood stricken areas—

acts of Congress_____ ______ 725,923committee hearings_______ 470, 567, 596, 601committee reports___ 567,596,601,923estimate_____________________ _____ _ 674how can I get a loan?__________________ 987regulations__________________ ______ _ 987

publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 494see also Federal land banks—also Federal

Farm Loan Bureau.Agricultural economics, see Agricultural situa-

tion (periodical).Agricultural Economics Bureau..-.______ 4,66,137,

200,272,338,422,546, 692, 812,908, 987estimates______________________________ 411,531market-news service to Jackson, Miss_____531report, 1928_________________ 338service and regulatory announcements____ 66,

138, 201, 272,692Agricultural education, see Agricultural col-

leges—Agriculture.

PageAgricultural experiment stations:

como factor de progreso agricola________ 661fruit improvement work___________________ 140in American Samoa, hearings______________ 567income, expenditures, etc., 1927____________ 276publications, 1926-27_______________________276report, fiscal year 1927______________________276workers in, list____ _______________________ 817see also names of stations.

Agricultural Extension Service, see Extension Service, Agriculture Dept.

Agricultural extension work, see Agriculture.Agricultural field stations, see names of stations. Agricultural implements, see Farm implements

and machinery.Agricultural Implements Division_________ 74, 555Agricultural Instruction Office________________275Agricultural laborers, see Farm labor.Agricultural machinery, see Farm implements

and machinery.Agricultura] outlook, see Agriculture.Agricultural pests, from imported plants_____ 140

see also names of individual pests.Agricultural products:

Europe, improved purchasing power_____ 435foreign tariffs and import regulations______ 996foreign trade of United States______________200income from agric, production of U. S____ 66prices received by producers_______________ 137rates similar to Canadian__________________ 376research work____ _____ 567suppress unfair practices in marketing-

hearings (Serial W)_____ ______________ 567report...____ _________________________ 927

tariff, 1929________________________ 469.736,835transportation charges in U. S. and Canada. 737utilizacion industrial de productos agri-

colas______ _____ 320see also Animal products—Crops—Markets

and marketing—also names of special products.

Agricultural relief, see Agriculture.Agricultural research journal, see Journal of

agricultural researchAgricultural schools, see Agricultural colleges.Agricultural series, see Agriculture.Agricultural situation (periodical)_____ 4,66,137,

200,272,338,422,546,692,812,908,987Agricultural Students, National Congress of,

see National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Students.

Agriculture: agricultura serie (Portuguese)________ 118,

185,399,662,887,1037agricultura serie (Spanish)____ 50,117,184,252,

320,399,520,661,887,965,1037,1038 agricultural outlook, 1929_____________ 546,692agricultural relief (Fed. Farm Bd. act)—

export debenture plan____________ 926hearings__________________ 833, 836,926,927laws_________________________________ 1001reports____ ______ _______ 833, 836,924,1003statement of Harvey W. Wiley..............927

agricultural series_____________ 20,491,631,930atlas of American agriculture______________ 545birds in relation to agriculture-

common birds of southeastern U. S—-. 273magpie_______________________________202

census, 1925—summary statistics____________________ 210

census, 1925, reports for States—Alabama_____ _________________________143Arizona____ _____ 210Arkansas.... California... Colorado.... Connecticut. Delaware.... Florida_____Georgia____Idaho...........Illinois..........Indiana.........Iowa..............Kansas_____Kentucky... Louisiana... Maryland...

210 210 210 14471

144 145 211 211 211 211 211 145

71 72

1058 Index, 1928-1929

PageAgriculture—Continued.

census, 1925, reports for States—Contd.Michigan______ ___________________Minnesota_________________________Mississippi________________________Missouri___________________________Nebraska_________ _____ __________New Jersey________________________North Carolina____________________North Dakota_____________________Ohio_________________________ _____Oklahoma_________________________Oregon____________________________Rhode Island______________________South Carolina_____________________South Dakota_____________________Tennessee______ ____ ______________Texas_____________________________Virginia________ ____ ______________Washington................................. ...........West Virginia_____________________Wisconsin_________________________Wyoming___________________ ____

census publications for sale____________children in agriculture____________ ____ _employment prospects for 1929_________extension work—

... 211

... 211

... 211

... 211

... 211

... 211

... 211

... 211 .. 145 .. 211 ... 281 ... 145... 211... 211... 212... 212... 145... 212... 145... 212.. 212 85,933 ... 779 ... 512

cooperative extension work, 1926_______ 694history of extension work, 1785-1923____ 340methods, relative effectiveness________ 816planning and conducting campaigns... 694 rural church___________________________ 547

Indians, primitive agriculture____________ 88irrigation farming, applying water________ 206miscellaneous statistics____________________ 138occupational therapy in hospitals_________ 60reading course_______________ 230report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1927_____200report of Secretary of Agriculture, 1928_____338report supplementing exhibit at Seville___ 691

same (in Portuguese)......................... 907same (in Spanish)_____________________ 907

types of farming in North Dakota________ 422vocational agriculture—

cooperative education, estimate______ 675development, etc., in States______ 467,561progress during 1917-27_________ 631teacher training in service_____________ 930teachers for evening class work_______ 20value in secondary schools_____________ 491

wages in foreign countries_______________ 1031workers in subjects pertaining to, list_____ 817world review_____________________________ 66see also Dry farming— Farms—also certain

headings beginning Agricultural- Farm— also names of special prod-ucts.

Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate: calendar_________ 363,470,601,835,926,1005hearings.. 18,470,601,602,737,835,836,926,927,1005 reports---------------- 470,601,602, 737,836,927,1005

Agriculture and Industries Department ofAlabama:

soil surveys— Cherokee County................. 139Greene County_______________________910

Agriculture Committee, House:

reports----------------------- 443,444,566,567,833,924

appropriations, 1929— estimates________ 531,674

appropriations, 1930—estimate______________________________ 531hearings---------------------------------------- 355,470law----------------------------------------------------- 713reports------------------------- 355,470,563

commerce diversion to Canadian ports____669Department bulletins—

for sale by supt. of documents____ 229,842title-pages, with contents_________ 277,342see also subjects of bulletins.

employees—arrests by employees (Serial W)_______ 567civil service rules amended........... ............1040equalizing leave......... .............................. 601list of technical workers.____ ___________199

PageAgriculture Department—Continued.

exhibit at Seville, rp. supplementing______691same (in Portuguese)__________________ 907same (in Spanish)_____________________ 907

export debenture plan, analysis____________ 926functions-------------------------------------------- 199,338leaflets—

available___________________ 990for sale by supt. of documents____ 229,842of interest to residents of towns_______ 990see also subjects of leaflets.

library____________________________________ 349report, 1928__________ 342

official record, weekly publication... 4,65,137, 200,272,337,422, 545,691,812,908,987

index to v. 7___ 545publications—

for sale by supt. of documents____ 229,842new publications_________________ 549,818

publications on (lists)—Animal Husbandry Exper. Farm work. 908bees-------------------------------------------- 104,275cattle_______ ______ 4concrete, structural use____________ 208forage plants_______________________342forestry for the farm_______________ 426grain sorghums____ ___________ 550horses____________________________ 202injurious insects________________ 5,425,989onionenemies____ _____ 428sweet potatoes_____________________ 207trees, planting and caring for............... . 817

report of Secretary of Agriculture- 1927...._ 2001928--------- 338

technical bulletins—for sale by supt. of documents____ 229,842title-pages, with contents_________ 206,277see also subjects of bulletins.

work, to facilitate and simplify.........................470yearbooks for sale by supt. of docs____ 229,842see also Farmers’ bulletins.

Agriculture Department of Florida: soil survey, Lake County_____________815

Agriculture Department of Massachusetts: soil survey, Berkshire County________ 910

Agriculture Department of North Carolina: soil surveys—

Camden and Currituck counties______814Greene County______________________ 274Polk County___________ _____ _______ 816Rutherford County___________ ;.......... 424Sampson County...................... 816

Agrilus genus, buprestid beetles______________ 527Agronomist of The Panama Canal, see Panama

Canal (zone).Aguadulce, Panama, chart of approaches_____ 181Ahern, George P„ deforested America________ 737Ahnapee & Western Ry.:

freight rates................ 942rates on—

cement.._____ _____________ 27clothing______ ______ 298coke__________ 1017fertilizers................ ........................... 162sewer pipe___________________________ 35

Aids to aviation, see Flood lights—Radio-beacons— also Maps and charts.

Aids to navigation, see Lighthouses Bureau— also names of places where aids are located.

Aiken, Friend M., v. comnr. of internal reve-nue-----------------------------647

Ailerons, see Airfoils.Air:

atmospherics and tropical cyclones........... . 820note on atmospherics______________________ 820ozone, in upper atmosphere.......... .......... 913ozone, relation to solar, etc., phenomena.... 796

same, review__________ 913Pacific Ocean, atmospheric circulation____ 69phenomena, estimate for investigating..... 678 pressure, see Pressure.uprush necessary to sustain hailstone_____ 279water vapor of atmosphere, source________ 69weight of air tables_______________________ 878see also Aerodynamics—Aerology—Aero-

nautics — Temperature — Winds — also Compressed air.

July-June 1059Page

Air-bath treatment of tuberculosis____________ 194Air commerce, see Aeronautics.Air Corps________________ 61,

132,195,266,417, 539,684, 806, 902,982 fatalities in aviation service________________ 805flying cadets, aviation as career________ 61,901increase of efficiency by promotion, etc.—

hearings___________ .____ _____ 80,483reports___________________________ 359,620

information circular______________________ 61,133,195, 266,417,539,684,806,902,982

regulations__ _____ 265,416,805technical regulations_________________ 805training manual___________________________ 981training regulations____________ 901,981Wright whirlwind engines, catalogue_____ 133

Air Corps retrievers, construction, etc-------------732Air depots, see Airports and aviation fields. Air hose, see Hose.Air mail:

air-mail service—dispatch for foreign countries-------- 522,664island possessions and foreign coun-

tries.-____ _______________ 485,592,713on route C. A. M. 9________ 321on route C. A. M. 16______________ 50,888on route C. A. M. 22__________________ 185on route C. A. M. 25__________________ 663on route C. A. M. 27______________ 50,789on route C. A. M. 29__________________ 521on route C. A. M. 30__________________ 321

business reply cards, etc., return............... 1038letters prepaid but not indorsed____________253return card on air mail_____________________966stamp books, disposition of surplus________ 321stamps for postage and fees on air mail____185

Air navigation, see Aeronautics, and references. Air navigation maps, see Maps and charts.Air Nitrates Corporation_____ _______________ 588Air ports, see Airports and aviation fields. Air-ships, see Airships.Air stations, see Airports and aviation fields.Air traffic rules_______________________________ 8Aircraft:

accidents—analysis_____ ____________________ 180,417at Langin Field, claims__________.... 570,

606.632, 718, 757 fatalities in Army aviation service____ 805fatalities in Navy and Marine Corps.. 878

ammunition, technical regulations________ 60armament, technical regulations_________ 682,

805,806,901,981 engines, see Engines, in Canal Zone-

operation to foreign countries__________ 258regulations for private aircraft________ 793

plotting sheets____________________ 518purchased by Navy Dept., report__________ 394radiobeacons—

development_________________________ 48reed course indicators (2 entries)______ 288unidirectional radiobeacon____________ 288

receiving sets (2 entries)_____ ______________222see also Aeronautics—Airplanes—Airships—

Balloons—Seaplanes.Aircraft accidents, see Accidents.Aircraft Accidents, Special Committee on

Nomenclature, Subdivision, and Classification of, report.... . 180

Aircraft instruments, damping liquids for_____515see also names of instruments.

Airdromes, see Airports and aviation fields.Airfoils:

aerodynamic characteristics________ 44,316,959ailerons—

effect on N. A. C. A.—M6 airfoil . 111,878effect on rolling and yawing moments. 515

air force find moment for N-20 wing............Illcellule arrangement and autorotation_____ 266cellule in high and low incidence_________ 902drag of wings with end plates_____________ 111pressure distribution—

on PW-9 wing models____________ 111, 656over wing and tail rib_____ _____ ____ 111

section properties in propeller design____ 61Sperry Messenger model, air force tests.... Ill standardization tests on model____________782

PageAirfoils—Continued.

static tests of XHB-3 wing structure.. 133,195 wing flutter study______________ __________ 45

Airplane accidents, see Accidents.Airplane Branch_____________________________ 61,

133.195,266,417,539,902,982Airplane cloth, mercerized cotton_____________ 999Airplane pilots, see Aviators.Airplanes:

aerodynamic characteristics__________ 656airfoils—

aerodynamic characteristics_ 44,316,959air force and moment for N-20 wing__ 111air forces on Sperry Messenger model.. Ill cellule, arrangement and autorota-

tion __________________________ 266cellule, high and low incidence________902drag of wings with end plates_________ 111effect of flap and ailerons_________ 111, 878pressure distribution, PW-9 wing. 111,656 pressure distribution, VE-7 and TS

airplane______________________ 111rolling and yawing moments___________ 515section properties, propeller design____ 61standardization tests on model________782study of wing flutter_______________ 45tests of XHB-3 wing structure........ 133,195

autorotation and flat spin__________________ 111cabins, soundproofing____________ 707,831,921control surfaces, Handley Page___________ 111diving start, effect on speed_______________ 45engines, see Engines, mail matter, see Air mail, performance, reduction to standard con-

ditions.._________________ 515propeller tests on VE-7 airplane______ 656, 782Smithsonian Institution and Wright

brothers__ ______________ 189structural drag determination______________982tail area, methods for calculation___________515tail surfaces, pressure distribution________ 959tail surfaces of consolidated XPT-3_______ 133vibration of MO-1 tail plane, etc_________ 45wind tunnel tests, British models.... .... Ill wings, see above, airfoils.see also Aeronautics—Aircraft—Seaplanes.

Airports and aviation fields: airport rating regulations_______________552airports and landing fields________ 210,552,915Army regulations, airdromes_____________ 265construction at military posts—

hearings______________________ 461,585,733laws___________________________________719reports____ __________ 458,564,621,733

flood-light test at Fairfield air depot______ 195for District of Columbia—

acquisition of lands, estimate________ 1047establishment of commission______612,725hearings before commission____________ 832preliminary report of commission_____ 923

land in Nevada___________________________ 188land in Utah_____________________________ 53meteorological survey, San Francisco_____ 820municipal airports as a public purpose____ 926publications of Commerce Dept__________ 77sites for naval airship base________ 591,721,750see also names of fields.

Airports Joint Commission_______________ 832,923establishment_________________________ 612,725hearings________ ___________________________832preliminary report_________________________923

Airship, International Society for Exploration of the Arctic Regions by Means of the, see International Society for Exploration of the Arctic Regions by Means of the Airship.

Airships:Army training regulations________________ 805base for naval airships_______ ____ 591,721,750drag of C-class airship hulls_______________ 45tests of semirigid airship RS-1.___________ 684see also Aircraft.

Airway bulletin________________________ 8, 70,143,210, 280, 345, 431,552, 699, 821, 915,994

indexes____________________________ 70,431,821Airway maps, see Maps and charts.Airway Marking Committee, report______________ _552Airways weather service........................... 698

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PageAitchison, Clyde B.:

Interstate Comm. Comn. organization, etc. 926member of Interstate Comm. Comn., hear-

ings---------------------------------- 480Ajax Metal Co., copper___ _ 764Akin, C. V.:

fumigation with cyanogen products___ 264,414rat, arguments for its elimination, etc____ 130

Akron & Barberton Belt R. R.rrates on cattle_______ _____ ______________ 298rates on lime_____________________________ 855

Akron, Canton & Youngstown Ry.:rates on-

denatured alcohol___________________ 1015drinking cups______________________ 299fertilizers_________________ .... 162,499lacquer-------------------------------- 1021strawboard____________________________ 864tire fabric_____________________ 385wood-pulp________________________ ” 646

valuation________________________________ 938versus United States____ 505

Alabama:Agriculture and Industries Department-

soil survey, Cherokee County________ 139soil survey, Greene County____________ 910

bridge across Perdido Bay________ 581,612,722census of agriculture, 1925_________________ 143district court, rules______ _____ 387Johnson hay, preparing for market______ Z 272lands restored to settlement, etc________ 523mail trains, schedules_____ 256,323,523,791,969map, post route_________________________ 665milk consumption in 18 communities.. 331,536 negro colleges and universities____________ 22Public Service Commission-

cases before Supreme Court______ 895,975fertilizers_____________________________638

storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—acts of Congress__________________ 725,923committee hearings_______________ 470,596committee reports____________ 567,596,923estimate_______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?________________ Z 987regulations______ _____ 987

v. United States..______ __________________ 647Alabama & North Western Ry., logs______ Z.Z 97Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.:

notification of freight shipments_ 32rates____________________________ 29rates on—

alcohol______________________ 296cement______ _______ 91,378chicory___________________________ 27gasoline______________________ 379hats------------------------------------------------------501horses---------------------------------------------- 1020linseed-oil___________________ . 97paper----------------------------------------------------945rails__________________________________ 34rosin------------------------------------1..Z.ZZZZZ 948staves--------------------------------------------------- 863stoves--------------------------------------------------- 863sugar--------------------------------------------------- 170

Alabama & Western Florida R. R.:operation of lines__________________________ 376proposed extension________ ______ 376stock---------------------------------------------------------- 635

Alabama-Georgia Syrup Co., glucose_________ 500Alabama Great Southern R. R.:

bonds_____________________________________ 497demurrage___________ 764misrouting__________________________ 32rates on—

beverages_______________ ..____ 939cans------------------------------------------ ---------377cast-iron________________ ____ ________ 377compresses__cotton goods. . fertilizers____lumber______peaches______pianos_______rails_________steam shovels, stoves_______sulphur______wagons______

switching charges.

.... 28

.... 637___ 765 97,1021.... 642.... 33.... 861.... 863.... 103.... 37.... 950.... 37

Page Alabama Indians, see Alibamu Indians.Alabama Portland Cement Co_______________ 848Alabama, Tennessee & Northern R. R.:

rates on lumber______________________1021reconsignment___________________________ Z. 34v. Southern Ry_________________________ ZZZ 639

Alameda Belt Line, stock__________________ Z.Z 25Alameda County, Calif.:

bridge across San Francisco Bay- hearings___________________ 18report------------------------------------------------ '1006

Alaska________________________________________ 294aerial photographic surveys________________ 759Bathmopterus, new fossil gasteropod______ 405benefits of Hatch and Smith-Lever acts. 470,714 boxing contests, to allow______________ 481,561bulb growing______________________________ 204cattle breeding, brief history_______________ 548census, instructions to enumerators ... 822charts--------- ------------ 10,823coast pilot, supplements______________ 700,823Eskimo culture, northwestern Alaska_____796fisheries—

1926___________________________________ 2141927------------------------------------------------ 11,4341928.------- 916canned fishery products_______________ 824laws for protection__________________ 345statistical bulletin__________________ 995

fur-seal industry______________________ 214,434game, etc., laws and regulations, 1929-30... 814 game laws, to amend_______ _________ __ 567geology of southeastern Alaska_____________ 934governor, report, 1928______________________ 294Indian villages of southeast Alaska_______ 260loans under Fed. farm loan act___ 471,722, 738mineral industry, 1927_____________________ 634musk oxen_______________________________ 597natives, workof Bureau of Education.. 758,934 officials, payment____________________ 467,714postal service—

general scheme_________ _______________968mail contracts_____ _____ 966mail trains, schedules_____________ 665,890money-order post offices_______________ 255post route map________________________ 665

public lands—eliminated fr. order of June 23,1914____ 256for railroad, etc., purposes________ 122,1040information, laws, and regulations____ 157leasing certain lands for fur farming___ 969public water reserve no. 107___________ 969

publications—for sale by supt. of documents_____ 21,842of Geological Survey__________________ 634

pulp-timber resources______________________426reindeer__________ 339roads, bridges, and trails, report______ 686,807salmon, preservation for sale as food.473,585,714 salmon, statistical review of fisheries______ 347shrimp fishery of se. Alaska________________ 434surveys in northwestern Alaska, 1926______ 634vegetable gardening_______________________ 340

Alaska Agricultural College and School" ofMines, grant of lands_________ 441,486

Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations_____ 204,340 425 548

report, calendar year 1927....... 425Alaska Consolidated Canneries, Inc______ 105,506Alaska Fisheries Service_______________________ 345Alaska Game Commission, circular____________ 814Alaska Peninsula, salmon fisheries_____________ 347Alaska Railroad:

special disbursing agents, relief_______ 471,713townsite regulations, Exec, order amended. 1040

Alaska Road Commissioners Board_______ 686,807report on roads, bridges, etc., 1928____ 686,807

Alatary Mica Co., United States v_____________ 930Albania, treaties with United States... 405,406,797Albany County, Wyo., geology________________ 760Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Co.:

toilet paper_______________________________ 772wood-pulp------------ -------- 505,866

Albatross, Fisheries steamer:Capriformes, etc., collected________________ 797collections gathered by, title-page, etc., for

v. 1----------------------------- ,---------------- 55Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co________ _ 846

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Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., peanuts.... 642Albert Lea Packing Co., demurrage______ .... 851Alberta Coal Sales Co., coal__________________ 28Alberto, Severino, vs. Bonifacio Nicolas________ 896Albino rat, see Rats.Albright, W. S., appointment_________________ 354Albro, Preston M., attorney, cases___________ 311,

409, 649, 869,895Albrook Field, Air Corps retrievers____________ 732Alburg, Vt., bridge___________________________ 715Albus, W. R., fermented milks________________ 340Alcock, John L., & Co. v. U. S...._______ 309, 386Alcohol:

rates on alcohol___________________________ 296rates on denatured alcohol________ 25, 938,1015

Alcoholic antigen precipitation________ ____ _ 537Alcoholic liquors, see Liquors.Alcoholism:

o logar do mestre no movimento contra o alcool________________ 184

Alden, G. A., cerebrospinal fever______________ 517Alden, Harold L.:

solar motion______________________________ 656trigonometric parallaxes of Pleiades______ 656

Alden Paper Co., United States v_____________ 240Aiderman, James H., v. United States________ 772Aiderman, L. R.:

la Escuela de la Oportunidad de Denver... 662public education of adults________________ 758

Alderson, Wroe, community advertising______ 11Alderson, W. Va., see Federal Industrial Insti-

tution for Women.Aldrich, J. M.:

new diptera from South America_________ 326parasitic flies reared from beetles_________ 260two-winged flies, family Bombyliidae_____260two-winged flies, genus Procecidochares... 1045 types of American muscoid flies__________ 669

Aldrich, L. B., study of body radiation_______404Aleutian Islands, coast pilot, supplement_____ 700Aleutian Islands Reservation, homestead___ _ 402Alexander, A. J. A., Robert H. Lucas against.. 172,

240,409, 772Alexander, Charles P., Bruchomyinae________ 796Alexander, John, relief____________________ 472, 560Alexander, Kate II., Robert H. Lucas vs______ 975Alexander, Lucy M.:

beef cooking_________________ 276eggs at any meal___________________________818

Alexandria Bay, N. Y., bridge____________ 582, 723Alexandria Bedding Co., cotton-seed________ 1018Aleyrodids, see White-flies.Alfalfa:

garden webworm, controlling in fields____ 817producing, baling, etc., for market_______ t92wilt—

bacterial wilt and winter injury____________ 7development of bacteria causing... 337, 426 Fusarium oxysporum cause_______ 271,427

winter injury_________________________ 200,427Alfalfa Growers Exchange, hay________________ 501Alfalfa-meal, rates on__________________________ 497Alford, Ida F. S., exr„ v. Galen L. Tait.......... 511Algae reefs, etc., of Green River formation........ 844Algebra, Navy training course________________ 249Algeciras Roads, chart_________________________963Algers, Winslow & Western Ry______________ 160Algonquian Indian tribes of Okla, and Iowa . 796Alibamu Indians, purchase of land____ 574,615,714Alien Property Custodian____ 143,209,344, 551, 993

report, Dec. 31, 1928______________________ 551Aliens:

arrested and deported before Mar. 4, 1929. 1001. certificates of admission, issuance______ ... 479

excluding in apportionment for House____ 732helps for teachers of adult immigrants____ 495publications for sale__________________ .... 933temporary admission to U. S. (H. R. 16927)—

hearings______________________ 596,836reports___________________________ 573,596

unlawful entry and deportation (S. 5094, etc.)—

hearings_________________ ___________ _ 834law____________________________________714reports___________________ 479, 573, 596, 726to amend act of Mar. 4. 1929__________ 1001

see also Immigration.Alinement charts for forest stand tables.___ 811,990Alkali lands, crops______ ________________ 819

PageAlkaline washing solutions_______________ 908,987All American Indian Legion, see Parker-I-See-O

Post no. 12, AU American Indian Legion.

All Metal Snow Fence Co., freight rates______ 942Allegheny County, Pa.:

bridges across—Monongahela River__________ 358,475, 720

Youghiogheny River_________ 358,477,725sand------------------------------------------------------------862

Allegheny Forging Co., claim.._____ ________ 1011Allegheny River:

bridge at Kittanning, Pa_________ 451,609,714

light list___________________________________284sewer outlet at Pittsburgh, Pa________ 576,714

Allen, Alonzo D., relief___________________ 603, 708Allen, C. D., ureteral calculus_________________ 538Allen, Eugene, alias, see Shannon. John.Allen, George W., v. United States_______ 368, 506Allen, Malcolm, relief_________________________ 585Allen, Ruth F., study of Puccinia glumarum.. 7Allen, William F., & Co...____ 643Allendale Grocery Co.:

grain-----------------------------------------------------------236hay------------------------- 302

Allergy: hypoglycemia in allergy_______________ 804in disease________________________________ 59

Alley in District of Columbia, vacating___ 448,716Allgrunn, Carl G., v. United States___ 105,240,488Allied Contractors, Inc., misrouting___________ 857Allied Packers, Inc.:

swine____________ 949unlading and lading______________________ 104

Alling, Jean, Sec. of Interior vs. guardian... 84, 157 Alling, Mark N., guardian, Sec. of Interior vs. 84,157 Allotments, see names of Indian tribes and res-

ervations.Allowances, see Family allowances—Postmas-

ters—also certain headings begin-ning Pay.

Alloys, see Aluminum—Gold—Magnesium- Steel.

Alma, Wis., bridge___ ____ _______________ 578,744Almanacs:

ephemeris of sun and Polaris, 1929_______ 231nautical almanac, 1930____________________ 519

Alonso, Antonio, as associates de paes e mestres. 252Alpacas of Peru and Bolivia__________________ 116Alpha Portland Cement Co______ 488, 647, 772,929Altadena quadrangle, Calif___________ 24Adtemus, O. F., cattle_______________________ 1016Alter, Dinsmore, sun spot numbers____________ 429Althea, lighthouse tender, specifications_______ 216Altheimer and Mayer, attorneys, fee___________671Althing of Iceland, 1000th anniversary_______ 1002Altimeters:

parts, standard nomenclature list_________ 687temperature compensated,pressure element. 959

Altitudes:engine power variation in flight____________ 515line of position tables_____________________ 181Polaris, 1929_______________________________ 231relationship to bronchial asthma__________ 416relationship to respiration____________ 248,317

Alton & Eastern R. R.:rates on—

iron______ ______ ________________ 302. 640potatoes____ _____ 1023

routing on petroleum, etc., cancellation___ 167securities-____ _______ 846stock__________________ 846

Alton & Southern R. R.:cancellation of joint through rates_________ 938operation_________________________________ 938rates on pipe______________________________ 305stock______ ___________ 497valuation______ ________ 376,938

Altoona Northern R. R., deficit status________ 160Alumina:

high-alumina slags in blast furnace_______ 13refractories of high alumina content_____ 77,148

Aluminium sulphate, rates on_____________ 25,846Aluminum:

alloys on vessels of Navy, installation______ 248production in 1927_________________________ 217rates on.............................. 88

1062 Index, 1928-1929

PageAluminum Castings Co. v. Carl F. Routzahn. 105Aluminum Company of America_____________ 88Alva, Okla., Amer. Legion to acquire lot.. 441,487Alvarado street, Monterey, Calif., extension.. 366,

442Alvarez, Pedro P., relief______________ 463, 603, 708Always Ready Products Co----------------------------492Amalgamated Sugar Co______________________ 172Amalgams, see Copper amalgams.Amazon River, fossil mussels from deposits ... 261 Amebiasis, see Dysentery.Amebic abscess of liver_____________________ . 516Ament, Robert S., relief.______ __________ 603, 708America:

history and biography, publications______ 230teachers’ salaries in colonial America---------876wages in colonial America---------------------------513see also Central America—Latin America-

North America—South America— United States—West Indies.

America, U.S.S.:heroic conduct of officers, etc_________ 561,609

American Agricultural Chemical Co_______ 29,942American Association of State Highway

Officials:highway materials, sampling and testing-. 208paper presented by T. H. McDonald_____ 470

American Baptist Home Mission Society_____ 172American Bar Association, judicial salaries----- 362American Bond and Mortgage Co________ 491,755American Can Co____________ 82,309,530,647,1027American Cellulose & Chemical Manufacturing

Co., Ltd., sand___________________ 384American Cement Tile Manufacturing Co____ 35American cheese, see Cheese.American citizens ,see Citizens of United States.American city series____ ____________ 116,118,119American Code Co., Inc______________ 309,867,895American Conference, see International Amer-

ican Conference.American Cross Arm Co., insulator pins_____ 33American Cyanamid Co., Muscle Shoals lease. 588American Dietetic Association____ ____________804American Distilling Co______________________ 1015American Dredging Co___________ _____ .. 506,837American Engineering Standards Committee.. 43American Ethical Union, census, 1926________ 70American Ethnology Bureau, see Ethnology

Bureau.American Expeditionary Forces:

genesis of American 1st Army............................ 982neuropsychiatry_____________________ 983,1053

American Farm Bureau Federation____________298American 1st Army, see American Expedition-

ary Forces.American Foreign Trade Corporation, relief... 603 American forest week, see Forest week. American foulbrood, see Foulbrood.American Fruit Growers, Inc., refrigeration___ 100American-German Claims Commission, see

Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Germany.

American Glue Co., fleshings________________ 942American Gypsum Co., gypsum______________ 30American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.:

canned food_______________________________ 848». United States___________________________ 386

American Hide & Leather Co., leather_______ 855American Historical Association_______________ 893

proceedings, 1923.._______________ 893report, 1923.____________________ 893see also Pacific Coast Branch, American

Historical Association. American history, see History.American Hospital of Paris, property_______ 1002American Import Co., United States v_______ 839American Indians, see Indians.American Legion:

armistice anniversary observance, address. 324convention, 1928, proceedings_____________ 923convention, 1929, to lend equipment.... 458,561New Jersey Department-

chapel at Lakehurst................ 464,624, 721Wisconsin Department—

address at convention_____________122see also names of American Legion posts.

American Legion Naval Post 110_________ 623, 714American Livestock Commission Co............. 310,

328,647,975

PageAmerican Lumber Co________________________ 143American Manganese Steel Co_________ _____1026American Marine Standards Committee:

asbestos millboard____________________ 221chinaware_________________________________ 920cotton duck for insulation coverings------------221hair felt for insulation_____________ 221hose__________________________________ 220,221insulation of piping, etc., on ships.............. 221lifeboat disengaging apparatus_____________ 921magnesia asbestos plaster__________________ 221magnesia molded pipe covering, etc------------221marine boiler steel plates_________ ,_______999metallic packing for condenser tubes_______ 222organization, constitution, etc.____ ________706rat proofing of ships______ _____ 1000ship fittings___________ 222ship propeller details_____________ 222ship scupper and drains.......................................921stability and loading of ships---------------------- 440

American-Mexican Claims Commission, see General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico—Special Claims Com-mission, U. S. and Mexico.

American Molasses Co. of New York_____ 368,772American nation series_____ _____ 116,117,118,119American National Bank, see American Trust

Co.American National Red Cross, bldg, in D. C.458,626 American nautical almanac, 1930............. 519American Newspaper Publishers’ Association,

type metal investigation_ 1011American Nurses’ Association, convention____ 194American Petroleum Institute_________________ 217American Potash & Chemical Corporation.... 99American practical navigator----------------------... 249American Public Health Association---------415,681American Railway Express Co.:

rates on- cherries_____ 848fruit___________ 30,1019strawberries______ ___________________ 504

switching charges________________________ 37American Red Cross, see American National

Red Cross.American republics, conciliation__________ 670,973

see also Latin America—Pan AmericanUnion—also names of republics.

American Republics Bureau, see Pan American Union.

American Rescue Workers, census, 1926_______ 280American Revolution, National Society of

Daughters of, see National Society of Daughters of American Revolution.

American Revolution, National Society of Sons of, see National Society of Sons of American Revolution.

American Rolling Mill Co___________________ 380American Samoa:

article on_________________________________ 113cession of certain islands toU. S______ 575,725chart_____________________________________ 554commission to recommend legislation—

to add another chief to personnel... 923,929 to create commission (S. J. Res. 110). 575,725 to defray expenses, committee

report_____________________________ 1006to defray expenses, law______________ 1002to defray expenses, legislation asked__ 977

experiment station, hearings_______________ 567post route map____________________________ 665public health service______________________ 517publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ %30see also Tutuila.

American Sand & Gravel Co., sand___________ 503American seamen, see Sailors.American Silver Producers Association________ 631American Smelting & Refining Co____________ 102American Snuff Co.:

Federal Trade Comn. v___________________ 84report, etc., of Federal Trade Comn.......... .. 227

American Society for Testing Materials: specifications—

axles, etc., for locomotives and cars___ 216carbon steel forgings for locomotives__ 284forgings, carbon steel and alloy steel__ 283pipe, welded and seamless steel_______ 216steel bars for railway springs................. 216zinc-coated sheets______________ _____ 13

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American Society of Civil Engineers: address by Elwood Mead______________ 295committee of irrigation div., report_________295

American Society of International Law: address of Charles E. Hughes_________ 1005address of Secretary Kellogg_____________ 126

American Society of Mechanical Engineers___ 43American Standards Association_______________999American States, International Conference of,

see International American Confer-ence.

American Stores Co. ». United States_________ 867American Surety Co. of New York___________ 951American Tobacco Co. v. United States______ 38American Trading Co., Warner Moore & Co. v 176American Trust Co.:

fee for attorney____________________________ 407v. comnr. of internal revenue_______________ 647

American Veterinary Medical Assoc., address. 926American Vocational Dairy Contest___________ 20American way to Europe, poster_____________ 124American Wringer Co., clothes wringers______ 91American Zinc Products Co., zinc____________ 172Americans, see Citizens of United States.Ames Shovel & Tool Co___________________ 36, 504Amicon, John, Brothers, misrouting__________ 858Amirante, chart______________________________ 183Ammonia:

injury to onions and fruits____ ;._______ 271,428quicklime for distillation_________________ 559

Ammoniojarosite from southern Utah__________ 527Ammonites, Upper Cretaceous group_________ 23Ammunition:

allowances, Army regulations______________ 901exchange of deteriorated ammunition______ 732regulations—

blank ammunition for cannon__________806harbor defense and railway artillery. 60,901infantry and aircraft________ ______ 60

rifle and automatic gun...................... 62,808,903service markings____________ 1053trench mortar, etc., nomenclature__________ 334

Ammunition depots, see names of places where located.

Amoebiasis, see Dysentery.Amos Telephone Co___________________________ 296Amplus Storage Battery Co______ 289,368,506,867Amputation, unusual___________ 882Amsbaugher, Andrew, relief___________________ 732Amsden, J. Fred, wood-pulp____ _____ 772Amundsen, Roald, medal, estimate for coinage 412 Amusements, see Recreation.Amyloidosis, generalized______________________ 980Anaconda Copper Mining Co., lead__________ 96Anacortes Harbor, Wash., chart..____ _________554Anacostia Park, report_____ __________________ 807Anacostia River, reclamation, etc.____ _________807Anaesthetics, see Anesthesia.Analcite in Utah, Colo., and Wyo___________ 1013Anales del Institute de Ingenieros de Chile, re-

print from________ _____ _______ _ 1038Analysis, see names of substances, etc., analyzed.Anangai Islands, see Woleai Islands.Anchor Coal Co__________________ ____ ______ 172Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of Nobles of

Mystic Shrine, vs. D. W. Michaux 1046 Ancient literature, see Literature.Anclote anchorage, chart_______ ____ ________ 10Anderson, A. C.:

soil surveys—Green County, Wis____ _____ _______ 203Sheboygan County, Wis--------------------- 816

Anderson, Anders, admr. vs. R. E. Johnson... 672Anderson, B. R. & Co., United States v______ 20Anderson, Carrie C., appointment_____________ 523Anderson, Elna:

agricultural statistics_____________________ 138field crops other than grains________________201

Anderson, Embry E., grain.—................ 95Anderson, Frank B., Co., freight rates_________ 301Anderson, H. L., case_______________________ 1042Anderson, M. S., properties of soil colloids____ 908Anderson, W. O., Commission Co_____ _______161Andersonville National Cemetery, tablets. .458,714 Andervont, H. B., action of currents upon cells. 58Andes:

coca plant—........................................... 117storms over............................................. -............ - 279

PageAndrae, Julius, & Sons Co_____ ______________ 939Andress, J. L., soil of Cherokee County, Ala.. 139Andrew, A. Piatt (Representativefrom Mass.):

reports made by—Naval Affairs Com___________ 464,591,592

Andrews, Alice, patent appeal_________________ 437Andrews, John M., relief..____ _________________352Andrews, O. B., Co., boxes___________________ 26Andrews, R. P., Paper Co., drinking cups____ 300Andrews Brothers, Inc., switching charges____ 37Andrus, C. G., notes on line squalls__________ 913Anemia, pernicious, in negro_________________ 1050Anesthesia:

art of anesthesia_________________ _____.... 882history of anaesthetics______________________ 980-novocain or procain anesthesia____________ 804tonsillectomy under local anesthesia______ 131

Aneurysm:of abdominal aorta with rupture__________ 265rupture simulating pulmonary hemorrhage. 804syphilitic cardiac aneurysm, rupture______ 537

Angell, H. R., purple blotch of onion_____ 908,991Angell, Melanie V., fee for attorney____ ______ 407Angfartygs Aktiebolaget Tirfing v. U. S_______629Angina:

agranulocytic angina___________________ 516Vincent’s angina____________________ 194

Angina pectoris, rel. of coronary sclerosis______789Anglo Egyptian Sudan, Beach expedition_____795Angora goat, see Goats.Angora Goat and Mohair Committee, see Inter-

departmental Angora Goat and Mohair Committee.

Angstrom, Anders K., see Angstrom, Anders K.Aniakchak district, Alaska, geology, etc______ 759Animal fats, see Fats.Animal Husbandry, cooperation yields results

in research_____ ____ _ 423Animal husbandry Experiment Farm, Belts-

ville, Md________ y -XtAnimal Industryi Bureau^... \_v... ... 4,Q6, 139,

201,273, 338, 423, 546, 693, 813,908,988 directory__________ 909estimate___________________________________ 411orders________________ 271,337,421,545,691,907

, packers, etc., act, supervision_____________ 66posters_______________________________ 339, 546report, 1928 _______________________________ 273service and regulatory announcements_____ 67,

139,202, 339, 423, 546,693,813,909,988 index, 1928_____________________________ 546

see also Mohler, John R.Animal oils, see Oils.Animal products, statistics, 1927______________ 138

see also names of special products.Animals:

Army training regulations_________________ 683insects affecting, investigations_____________675North American fauna____________________ 5predatory, 10 yr. program for control, rp... 422publications on—

animal industry______________ 230,933insects injurious to animals____________ 757wild animals_____________________ 293

roundworms from African animals_______ 1044zoological nomenclature, opinions____ 189, 1043see also Cattle—Diseases of animals, and

names of diseases—Fur-bearing animals—also names of animals.

Animals (fossil):Pleistocene and Pliocene faunas___________ 23Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field_____ 23see also names of fossil animals.

Animas River, waters, consent to compacts... 481,723, 727

Ann Arbor R. R.:rates on-

bottles.......canned food______cast-iron__________

. checkers............ .......children’s vehicles.coal______________graphite---------------lead_______ ____ _limestone_________marble................... ..

______847______377______377______ 91

378 27,849,940 .............380

______ 96______855...............640

1064 Index, 1928-1929

PageAnn Arbor R. R.—Continued.

rates on—Continued, motor-trucks..... .......................... 304springs_______ __________ 384strawberries______ _____ 949

v. United States, etc_______________________ 772Anna Stone Co., stone____ ____________________ 863Annals of Congress for sale by supt. of docs___ 293Annapolis, Md., see Engineering Experiment

Station, Annapolis—Naval Acad-emy, Annapolis.

Annelids:polychaetous, from Argentine coast______ 1044polychaetous, of genus Phyllodoce________326

Annular shadows, are they cavities, etc.?_____ 538Annulments of marriage, census report, 1927... 994Ano, tuberculous fistula in____ _____ _________ 416Anopheles, see Mosquitoes.Anorbe, Juan, relief___________________________1050Ansan Po, chart_________________________ 659Ant, see Ants.Antarctic region, meteorological study________ 69Antelope, winter feed facilities________________ 18Anthony, Daniel R., jr. (Representative from

Kansas):report made by—

Appropriations Com_________________ 444Anthony Company, Inc., v. United States. 290,488Anthony Salt Company, salt_________________ 862Anthracite coal, see Coal.Anti-trust laws, see Trusts.Anti-war treaty, see Peace.Antiaircraft:

artillery materiel, technical regulations___ 682combat, Army training regulations_________683

Antidoting poisons with chemicals_____________ 882Antigen, alcoholic, precipitation_______________ 537Antigua, money-order post offices______________ 255Antilles, transport:

relief of crew_____________________ 603,735Antilles, Lesser, pilot__________ 1033Antimony:

in treponematosis__________________________882marketing of antimony......... .................. 916oxygen by hydrogen-antimony-tin------- 287,288production in 1927_________________________ 284rates on__________________________________ 160

Antiquities, see Archeology—Indian antiqui-ties.

Antirachitic properties of cod-liver meals____ 3,65Antitoxin, scarlet fever streptococcus unit____ 130Antoniadi, E.-M., centenary of Augustin

Fresnel___________________________ 260Antrim County, Mich., soil survey____________ 546Ants, kinds and control_______________________ 275Aorta, abdominal, aneurysm____________ 265Apache Indians, appropriation________________ 616Apache Railway:

rates on lumber_________________ 1021stoppage of goods in transit_______________ 36

Apalachicola Northern R. R., naval stores____ 331Apartment houses:

construction in cities, 1928_____ 1031mail receptacles___________ 966

Aphasia, post-traumatic______________________ 60Aphids:

green-bug or spring grain-aphis....... .......... 547melon aphid and its control__________ ..... 275

Aphodius granarius, see Dung-beetle.Apia, Samoa, blue-sky measurements................. 698Apostolic Christian Church___________ gApostolic Faith Mission______________________ 9Apostolic Overcoming Holy Church of God... 431 Appalachian forests, help banish fire____ _______695Appalachian Power Co., coal______________ 92 849Appanoose County, Iowa, soil survey_______814Appelburg, Axel O.„ patent appeal___________ 704Appendicitis in the insane__________________ ” 445Apple:

barreled apples for market_________ ______ 422bitter-rot and its control____________ .... ' 277changes in apples by cleaning, etc...'. Z. I1 3 crown gall, control in nursery_________ . 427crown gall, studies on etiology________ 271 427growing east of Mississippi River...................’818injury to apples boxed in Douglas fir.__ 427insects, the more important_____________.. 694inspection, official standards______________ 201

PageApple—Continued,

leaf blister mite....... ............ 547orchard renovation________________________ 277powdery mildew control___________________ 428rates on apples. . 25,89, 296,497,635,761,846,938scab_______________________________________818scald and its control_______________________ 277spray residue, removal in Northwest______427storage diseases___________ 342

Apple juice, see Cider.Applegate, H. W., White River Lumber

Co. vs______________ _1046Apples, see Apple. Appointments, see Civil service—also names of

Departments, bureaus, etc.—also names of persons appointed to office.

Apportionment of Representatives in Congress: aliens to be excluded in count__________ 732to provide for apportionment—

hearing------------------------------------------------- 836law----------------------------------------------------- 10011 cpui us____ , m, oou, AUUxS, iuuo ,

Appropriation bulletin (formerly Accounting bulletin)_____________ 1037

Appropriations:deficiency, 1929, etc.—

hearings---------------------- 444,470,567,738law_________________________ _______ r 714reports___________ 444,467,471, 567,726,738

digest, 1929 and prior years_______________ 262independent offices, 1930—

hearings---------------------------------------- 444,445law____________________________ 714reports------------------------------------ 444,471,563

legislative establishment— 71st Cong. 1st sess., law....... ..... 9231930, hearings________ _____ 5671930, law______________________________ 7141930, reports---------------------------------- 567,602

statements, 70th Cong_______________ 224,1005see also Budget—also names of Depart-

ments, bureaus, and objects.Appropriations Committee, House:

* ' I-” '* VU _ -------- ________ VMM, UUV, ixl, llUj I statements of appropriations_________ 224,1005

Appropriations Committee, Senate:

reports-------- 363,444,470,471,602,738,1005,1006statements of appropriations_________ 224,1005

Aquariums:of the world in 1927, information table____ 555public aquarium, construction, etc________555

Aqueduct Bridge, see District of Columbia.Aquino’s altitude and azimuth tables_________181Arabs of Syrian Desert, treponematosis___ 248,317Aramon, Henrietta d’, case________ _____ _ 291,647Aransas Harbor Terminal Ry_______________ 1023Arapaho National Forest_____________ ” 68Arat, Ky„ bridge-------------------------------- 577,716,742Aratika, chart___________________________ _ _ 397Arbitration:

inter-American, general treaty____________ 670inter-American, protocol_________________ 670treaties with—

Albania__________________ ______Austria____________________ .....Belgium______________________Bulgaria______________________Czechoslovakia_______________Denmark_______ _____________Ethiopia_____________________Finland__________________France_________________ ........Germany_______________Z.I.Z.Hungary_______________Kingdom of Serbs, Croats,’ and

venes_________ _______Lithuania______________ ......Luxemburg_____________Netherlands__________Norway____________Poland................"1Portugal____ _______ ”11Rumania_______________ Z2ZZZZZZZSweden___________

. 405,797

. 405,797 ------ 973 ------ 669 ■ 405,973 • 405,974 ------ 973 . 405,528 ------ 974------ 797..... 669 Slo-

------ 669 ------ 405 ------ 973 . 893.973 894,1045 ------ 406------ 973 ------ 973. 406,974

July-June 1065Page

Arbitration—Continued.see also Commercial arbitration—Indus-

trial arbitration.Arbitration and Conciliation, International

Conference of American States on, see International Conference of American States on Conciliationand Arbitration.

Arbor day, its purpose and observance................817Arc spectrum, see Spectra.Arcady Farms Milling Co., Inc., hay_________ 854Arch bridge over Yadkin River, tests_________697Archbold, John F., exr., cases____________ 174,387Archbold, Samuel, relief of estate___________ _ 740Archenhold, F. S., noctilucent clouds________ 209Archeology, in China_____________________ 259, 796

see also Indian antiquities.Archer, William C., workmen’s compensation. 245Arches National Monument, proclamation.... 890Archibald, Anna M., appointment___________ 791Architect of Capitol______________________ 344,430

estimates__________________________________ 430report, 1928______________________ 344

Architect, Supervising__________________ 192,1047estimates_________________ 532,674

Archives:consular regulations_______________________ 969papers of Territories, collection, etc_______ 724

Arctic ice and pressure over Atlantic, etc_____ 913Arctic Ocean, lights, etc..________ ___________ 114Arctic Regions, Exploration of, by Means of

the Airship, International Society for, see International Society for Exploration of the Arctic Regions by Means of the Airship.

Ardery, E. D., Huntington, W. Va., district.. 684 Arentz, Samuel S. (Representative from Nev.):

reports made by—Indian Affairs Com_______________ 575,730Public Lands Com______ ______________466

Argentina:article on Argentine Republic______ _______ 116higher education__________ 788motion pictures___________________________ 997polychaetous annelids from coast.............. 1044Tertiary fossil plants_______ ________ 261trading under laws of Argentina___________ 916

Argentine Republic, see Argentina.Argonne, U. S. S.:

food poisoning on board...____ __________ 517Arickaree Indians p. United States________ 152,290Arid lands, see Desert lands.Arithmetic:

la ensenanza de la aritmfitica_______ ____ _ 339Arizona:

case before Supreme Court_______________ 328census of agriculture, 1925________________ 210consent to compact with New Mexico.... 481,

717, 727copper mines, safety organizations________ 918Corporation Commission—

freight rates______ _______ 301gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc-------------285governor, game warden, etc., p . U. S______ 240Indian reservations, etc., improvement... 1004 lands—

grant for miners’ hospital_________ 629,724reserved for townsite purposes_____ 53,891restored to entry_____________________ 122

mail trains, schedules......... ........ 256,401,665,890post route map__________ x_______________ 665

Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station_____ 67Arizona & New Mexico Ry., valuation_______ 645Arizona Eastern R. R.:

freight rates.____ ______ 301rates on-

bananas____ _____ 846cotton....________ __________ 1018cotton-seed........_____ _______ 28,637,850hay_____________________ 501

valuation_________________________________ 645Arizona Southern R. R., rates on matches______ 303Arizona University:

Mining and Metallurgy Department-leaching______________________________ 827

precipitation of lead and copper---------------- 436Arkansas:

bridge across Ouachita River............... 442,476bridge.across White River........................... 1001

PageA rkansas—Continued.

cases before Supreme Court_________ 671,1046census of agriculture, 1925__________________210flood relief, damaged roads, etc.—

estimate_____ _________________________ 678hearing_______________________________ 601report________________________________ 601

lands withdrawn._____ ____________________969postal service—

alphabetical scheme for publishers___ 1039mail trains, schedules________ 401,791,1040post route map____ ______ 665

Railroad Commission-rates on strawberries___________________949

strawberry pickers wanted, poster_________ 780volcanic rocks of early Cretaceous age______ 844

Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Ry.:rates on glass....______ __________________ 95rates on paper____________________________ 642

Arkansas City, Ark., bridge__________ 578,719, 744Arkansas Railroad, rates on potatoes__________ 769Arkansas River:

levee, to relocate___________________________572waters, consent to compacts......... .. 480,714, 726

Arkansas Valley crops, soil factors_____________ 423Arkansas Valley Interurban Ry., salt_____ 644,862Arkansas Western Ry.:

construction of extension________________ 1015rates on—

fertilizers_____________________________ 765meat_________________________________ 98oil-well supplies______________________ 98

Arko, John, grapes............................. 854Arlington, Oreg., bridge________ _____ 353,363Arlington Hotel Co..._________ 672Arlington Memorial Bridge:

boundary channel bridge, specifications______79Arlington Memorial Bridge Commission.......... 79Arlington National Cemetery, address of Presi-

dent Hoover_________ 1040Armament,infantry and aircraft regulations.. 682,

805,806,901,981Armistice day, 1928:

address of President Coolidge______________324proclamation........... ...................... 324

Armour & Co.:glycerin----- --------------- 301strawberries--------------------------- 645switching charges__________ 37p. United States____________ 105,290,772

Arms, see Firearms—Munitions—Ordnance— Weapons.

Armstrong, Charles, vaccine virus____________ 979Armstrong, George M., cotton boll toughness.65,199 Armstrong Cork & Insulation Co., cork board. 1017 Arnstrong Cork Company, linoleum--------------- 943Armstrong County, Pa., bridge_______ 451,609,714Army:

appropriations for War Dept, and Army, 1930—

hearings----------- ---------------------------- 445,471law__________ 724reports_______________________ 445,471,565

enlisted men—operators’ permits for Govt, vehicles... 716 percentages in 6th and 7th grades-------- 17regulations concerning________________ 60,

195,266,416, 538,682,805 relief of those who misrepresented age.. 724,

734 see also, below, personnel.

increase of efficiency by promotion, etc.— hearings___________________ 80,483,834

joint action with Navy___________ 417,684,902same, changes__________ ___________ _ 982

list and directory__________ 132,195,539,806,981officers—

credit in disbursing accounts_____ 607,711directory_____ _______ 132,195,539,806,981in or near District of Columbia----------- 61,

266 417 902regulations............. .. 195,266,682,805,1051regulations, training..-------- ------------------ 683relief of certain officers________ 360,607,711relief of certain officers, correction of

entry in Feb. 1928 catalogue--------- 2staff officers’ field manual.................... 62,687see also, below, personnel.

1066 Index, 1928-1929

PageArmy—Continued.

opinions of judge advocate general________ 62organization_________________________ ___ 266pensions, see Pensions.personnel-

detail for State Dept. bldg, projects.... 450on duty with National Guard________ 687rank, promotion, etc., to investigate... 735 regulations concerning_______________ 131,

195,266,333,416,538,682,805transportation of dependents_________ 464see also, above and below, enlisted

men—officers—warrant officers.publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 842register, 1929________________________ ____ 683regulations .... 60,131,194,195,265,266,332,416,

538,682,805,901,980,981,1050,1051 current pamphlets and changes___ 332,805miscellaneous regulations.. 60,195,266,1051 technical regulations_____ 60,131,333,539

682,805,806,901,981training regulations_______ . 61,

132,266,333,417, 539,683,806,901,981supplies, see Army supplies.training manual—

Air Corps_____________________________ 981basic electrician____________ 61,132chaplain, his place and duties__________687citizenship___________________________ 901telephone switchboard operator_______ 132topography and surveying________ 806,981

transportation, agreement with carriers. 62,196warrant officers—

appointment of quartermaster clerks.. 734 see also, above, personnel.

see also American Expeditionary Forces— National defense—National Guard —Pay, Army—Recruiting and en-listment—Retired list, Army— also certain headings beginning Military—also names of special branches of the service.

Army and Navy Joint Board_____ 417,684,902,982Army directory, see Army, list and directory.Army emergency officers’retired list, see Emer-

gency officers’ retired list.Army hospitals:

medical social work, application______ 248,317neurological hospitals_____________________983see also names of hospitals.

Army list and directory, see Army.Army Medical Center, District of Columbia. 359,

458Army Medical School, see Army Medical Cen-

ter, District of Columbia.Army officers, see Army.Army posts, see Military posts.Army Reserve, see Regular Army Reserve.Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, see

Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, Army.

Army service schools, see names of specialschools.

Army supplies:regulations_______ _______ 416,1051specifications, index................................... 417State property, reimbursement for............... 590war-surplus, indebtedness of France_____ 1004see also Medical supplies.

Army Supply Base, New Orleans, rental.. 588,721 Army training manual, see Army.Army Transport Service, retirement______ 482,602Army War College, District of Columbia.. 684,982Arnold Electric Co.____ __________ ...227Arnold Fruit Co., Inc.:

apples........................ 938refrigeration.................................. 169

Arnstein Simon & Co., woolen goods............. 866Arntzen, J. L., pneumoconiosis________________ 537Aroostook County Chamber of Commerce____ 382Arosemena, Bey M„ instruction at West Point. 458 Arrests by Agriculture Dept, employees (Se-

rial W)______ _______ ____________ 567

Arrowhead Springs Co. ». U. S.... 151,225,310,506Arroyo, Port, chart.............. .................................. 995Arsenals, see names of arsenals.

PageArsenates:

codling moth, arsenical poisoning___ 691,907neoarsphenamine reactions (2 entries)____ 517see also Lead arsenate.

Arsene Brouard, Brother, mosses collected........ 124Arsenic in 1927_______ 349Arsenicals, see Arsenates.Arsphenamines:

dermatitis exfoliativa due to___________ 46,113production of ocular lesions_______________ 415

Art:collection of John Gellatly................ 1002Indian art and industries_________________ 159works of, copyright-

catalogue------ .......... ... 110,247,514,877convention creating internat. union.... 179

Artesia-Plains Telephone Co______ ______ ____296Artesian wells, exploring and repairing_______ 23Arthropods, life history studies_______________ 3Arthur, President, steamship, see President

Arthur, steamship.Arthur Kill, chart of southern part___________ 213Artillery, training regulations________________ 683

see also Ordnance.Artillery Corps, see Coast Artillery Corps.Artman, Charles E., New England manufac-

tures______ 215Artschwager, Ernst, sugar cane.......... . ....................991Asbestos:

magnesia asbestos plaster, specification___ 221millboard, elimination of waste____________ 558millboard, specification___________________ 221paper, elimination of waste________________ 558production in 1927___________ 556

Asbestos Corporation, Ltd., United States »... 38Asepsis, for plants from abroad_______ _________141

see also Disinfection and disinfectants—Fumigation.

Ash-handling machinery, operation, etc... 783,880Ashbrook, Frank G.:

experimental fur farm....................................988fur farming recommendations............ ..............423

Asherton & Gulf Ry., valuation____ _____ 296Asheville, N. C., post office.......................... 50Ashland, Ky., bridge__________________________ 475Ashland Leather Co. t>. United States_________ 629Ashland Railway, stock.......................... 89Ashley, Grover, relief_____________________ 468,708Ashley County, Ark., bridge................... .. 442,476Ashtabula Hide & Leather Co............ ................... 33Ashton, F. W., sulphoaluminates of calcium. 830,

831Ashurst, Henry F. (Senator from Ariz.):

reports made by—Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 627Public Lands and Surveys Com............ 629

views—Judiciary Com....................... 928

Asia:lights, etc., on coasts........ .......... 1033marketing flash lights and batteries________ 283pilot, supplements.................................... 784,961sales territories in middle Asia____________ 825tide tables for eastern Asia, 1929 __________ 72

Asiatic beetle, quarantine_____________________ 812Asiatic garden beetle, quarantine______________ 812Asiatic Station, charts.issued to vessels_______ 518Aslander, Alfred, see Aslander, Alfred.Asmus, Henry, farm horseshoeing......................... 139Asparagus____ _____ ________ _____ __________ 206Asper, Guy P., tuberculous empyema............ 1050Asphalt:

acres of asphalt.................................................. lieGovernment supplies_____ ________________ 802production, asphalt and bitumens in 1927. 217 rates on............................... 497,761

Assay Commission..................................... 899proceedings, 1929, test of coinage, etc______ 899

Assay office at Dahlonega, Ga., hearings.......... .. 17Assemblies of God, General Council___________ 431Assessor, District of Columbia, report, 1928.... 370 Associated Engineers Co...................... 488,629,647Associated General Contractors of America.. 28,92 Associated Operating Co........................... 1027Associated Press, address of President

Hoover.............................................. 890,969Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

of Southern States. 634,758

July-June 1067Page

Association of Governmental Officials in Indus-try of United States and Canada, convention, 1928______ 957

Associations, see Parent-teacher associations— Societies—also subject with which association has to do—also namesof associations.

Assyrian Jacobite Apostolic Church___________ 345Asthma:

altitude, rel. to bronchial asthma_________ 416asthma following tuberculosis_____________ 194treatment of bronchial asthma._______ 46,1050

Astor, William W., trustee v. Frank K. Bowers. 506Astoria, Oreg., aviation chart________ _____ _ 884Astronomy:

accomplishments of modern astronomy.... 259aerial navigation, astronomical methods... 45epitome of nautical astronomy_____________ 249publications for sale by supt. of docs.... 86,373

Astrophysical Observatory........... .............. 526estimate.._________ ___________ 532report, 1928.._________ 526

Atalectasis of lung, report of 7 cases____________ 517Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.:

abandonment of lines........ . ............... 167,381,384acquisition of control_________ 89bonds____________________________ 160,233,497control of Kansas City, Mexico & Orient.. 164 misrouting_______________ 857rates_______________ _______ 30, 94,379, 500,942rates on—

aluminum________apples_______ ____asphalt___________awning arms_____beans............ .............beds_____________building materials, burlap bags.......... ..butter___________cabbage__________cans______________cattle.....................cement...................Christmas trees___clay....................... ..coal........... ............... .coffee_____________contractors’ outfits corn______________cotton-seed oil.........crates_____________eggs----------------------electric cookers.... engines____ ____ _fence-posts_______flaxseed....................flour............ ...............fruit______________fuel-oil___________

.. 88

.. 25

.. 761

.. 762

.. 939

.. 89

.. 160

.. 63626,90.. 636.. 297

.... 27,90,1016

.......... ............848

.................... 161

.................... 91 92,161,378,637 ............ _____ 161 ...................28,92 ............ 299,764 ........ _____ 28 ...................... 850 ................... 852 ...................... 300 ...................... 941 .................... 162 ...................... 379 .................... 162 ...................... 853 ............ 500,853

gas mantles......................,163gas-meters________ _____ 94gas oil____ ______ 500gasoline......... 30, 94,301, 379, 500,639, 765,853glycerin............... ........ 301grain........... .............. 164,301,380,766grapes_________________________________ 854hides and skins_________ 766horses........................... 31ink___________________________________ 766iron______________________________ 380,640lead_____________ 767lepidolite_______________ 31lettuce_________ 943linoleum............. .............. 855linseed-oil_____________________________ 943lubricating-oils____________________ 97,856lumber_______________________ 165, 236,501mattresses________ _____________ 381meat__________________________________ 303nitrating acid_________________________ 98oil-refinery construction materials------- 33oil-well supplies__________ 304, 305. 858,945peanuts........................................... 642pecans........................... _....J..... 946petroleum................ 99, 237,305, 642,768,859pipe____________ 33.99,168,305,502,768. 859poles__________________________ 99,188, 502potatoes______________________ 305,860,946

PageAtchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Contd.

rates on—Continued, poultry____________________ 306pulp board............. .................... 382radiators_______________ 168rails_________ ._______________________ 100rollers_____ ______ 101roofing------------- ------------------------------35,101salt_____ _______ 503,862,1025sand_______________________ 35,102, 644,862sandwich spreads____________ 35shingles_____________ 102silk_______ _____ 1025spelter_____________________________36,170steam-pressure cookers________________ 36steel.............................. ..................... — 771,1026stone____ ______ 103strawboard_______________ 645stucco___________________ 864sugar_______ _____ 864sulphuric acid____ ______________ 864tallow_____________________ 1026tanks_____________________ 646, 771,864,865tea______________________ 37tires_________ ______ 37vinegar.._____ ________________________ 950wheat_____ _____ 38,950woolen goods......... .............................. 866

refrigeration......... .............. 34unlading and lading______________ _____38,104vs. United States____ ___________________ 1046

Athletic Mining & Smelting Co______________ 36Athletic supplies for Government...... ............ 679Atkins, E. C., & Co., Inc., tools......... ......................865Atkins, J. B., estate v. comnr. of internal rev-

enue_____________________________ 386Atkins, John B., jr., v. comnr. of internal rev-

enue_________________ 386Atkinson, R. M.:

vs. Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana_________ 530vs. Texas Co............ .......... 530

Atlanta, Ga.:negro child, physical status___________ 264,536trade in fishery products___________________ 214see also Penitentiary, Atlanta.

Atlanta & West Point R. R.:rates on—

cotton____________________________ 764, 850cotton-seed_____________________ 764gasoline---------------------- 30linseed-oil.______ ________________ 236,640peaches________________ 33shingles..... ............................ 645terra-cotta__________________ 646

Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Ry.:rates on—

cast-iron______ _______________________ 27fire-brick____ ______ 29furniture.____ ________________________ 301oranges________________________________ 945

Atlanta, Birmingham & Coast R. R.:demurrage________________________________ 29rates on-

magnolia leaves_______________________ 98phosphates___________________________ 1023sweet potatoes............ ...................... 949tanks___________________ 865

v. United States and I. C. C---------------------- 310Atlanta Terminal Co., hours of service.............. . 854Atlanta Wholesale Confectioners Assoc________ 227Atlantic & Northwestern R. R., construction. 296Atlantic City R. R.:

bonds_____ _______ 1015rates on—

coal.....____________________ ___ _ 92,910lumber......... .................... 165paper bags_____________________________ 945

Atlantic Cleaners and Dyers, Inc., U. S. v-------647Atlantic Coal Tar Distillates, coal-tar_________ 849Atlantic Coast:

charts_______________________ 213,282,396,1034current tables, 1930________________________ 823defense, acquisition of additional land......... 359light lists________________________ 703,917,918pilot guides—

coast pilot_____________________________ 281coast pilot, supplements___________ 10,700inside route, supplement......... .............. 212

pilot rules for inland waters--------- - ------------ 79

1068 Index, 1928-1929

PageAtlantic Coast—Continued,

tide tables, 1930________________ _____ 995see also Atlantic States.

Atlantic Coast Distributors___________________ 647Atlantic Coast Line R. R.:

acquisition and operation of line___________ 497bonds________________________________ 296,761construction of extension................................. 160freight rates_______________________________ 301rates on-

bottles__________ 89bricks____________________________ 847,939citrus fruit______________________ 940,1017corn sirup................................................. 941cotton------------------------------------- 234,299,941electrical appliances___________________ 852fullers’ earth______________________ 30,301glass----------------------------------------------------- 853grape-fruit__________________.________ 766gravel------------------------------------------------- 164hay----------------------------------------------- 302,854

. herring____________________ ________ .. 31hollow tile....________________________ 164insecticides_______________ 31,854kaolin_______________ 164logs----------------------------------------------- 165,856lumber___________________________ 303,501marble_____ ______ 381,767molasses.._____ ______________________ 166paper________________________________ 33potatoes_______________________________ 305railroad ties________ _____ 100rails------------------ 770road-rollers_______ _______ 862stoves____________________ 36strawberries_______________ 308toilet paper___ ________ 772vegetables_____________________________ 866wagons---------------------- 38

refrigeration charges__________________ . 643routing.......................... 503suits at law—

Alabama Public Service Comn........... 895Marcella Driggers___________________ 1046Morgan L. Davis______________________672United States............. ........................ 38

valuation__________________________________376Atlantic Coastal Plain, see Atlantic States.Atlantic Fish Co_____________________________ 638Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co________________1046Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville______ 1042Atlantic Ocean:

charts of north Atlantic—current charts________________ 183,397,786great circle sailing______ _______________519pilot chart------ ------------------ 48,115,183,251,

319, 397,519,660, 786, 885,964,1036 pilot chart of upper air________ 48,115,183,

251, 397, 519, 660, 786, 886,964,1036 charts of south Atlantic_______ 48,251, 519, 885international ice observation, etc___________897pilot, East Atlantic____ _____ 1033pressure, influence of Arctic ice____________ 913survey by steamship Meteor______________ 913

Atlantic Refining Co.: relief--------------------------------- - 605,710,728v. United States___________ ________ 152

172, 368, 489, 772, 837,951, 1027Atlantic Seaboard Flour Mills_____________ 310Atlantic States:

fig growing, S. Atlantic States____________ 68fisheries, S. Atlantic States________________ 701pasture problems in South_________________ 202surface water supply________________ 22,86,87tung-oil tree in coastal regions_________ ... 207see also Atlantic Coast.

Atlantic Terra Cotta Co.____ ________________ 646Atlantic Transport Co., Ltd., r. U. S_______ ” 753Atlas Metal Co., brass______________________ ’ 90Atlas Plywood Corporation, veneers............ .. 866Atlas Portland Cement Co______________ 848Atlas Waste Material Co..____ ________________378Atlases:

American agriculture______________________ 545geologic atlas of United States____ _________294

Atmosphere, see Air.Atmospheric pressure, see Pressure. Atom, nucleus................ .................. 259

PageAtrophy, muscular, in neurosyphilis_________ 900Attendants:

care of mentally sick.._____ _______________804hygiene for attendants____ _________________265nursing procedure, outline of course_______804

Attorney General, see Justice Department. Attorney General, Assistant, for Post Office

Department,see Post Office Depart-ment—Solicitor for Post Office De-partment.

Attorneys, see Lawyers.Atwater, Helen W., honey and its uses..............276Atwater, William C., & Co., Inc______ _____ _ 172Atwood, Charles, alias, see Shannon, John.Atwood, Harry, Constitution of U. S_________ 901Auburn area, Calif., soil survey______________ 814Auburn Automobile Co.............................. 716Auburn Rubber Co________ _________ 290, 368,506Auckland Harbor, New Zealand, chart_______ 962Audebert Wall Paper Mills, coal_______ .____ 92Audio-frequencies, generator for____ _________ 439Auditor, District of Columbia, report, 1928 ___ 370Auerbach, Henry A., trustee, v. United States. 774Auffurth, E. L. F., relief____ _____ ______ 471,560Augers for brick machines____________ _______ 351Augsbury, Frank A., bridge....... . 455,612,723,747Augusta, Ga., air navigation map____________ 132Augusta, Ky„ bridge_________________ 454,611,721Augusta Cotton Exchange, cotton_______ ____ 93Augustine, C. E., coals in house-heating______ 284Ault & Wiborg Co., ink______________________380Aunt Sammy’s radio record__________________ 141

Aurora borealis: display July 7-8, 1928____ 209short-wave echoes and aurora borealis____ 698

Austin, Walter M., patent appeal_____________ 919Austin-Bagley Corporation____________________ 951Austin Company_________________________ 506,951Austin-Stephenson Company, cotton............ 299Australia:

advertising automotive products__________ 347agricultural implements, etc., market_____ 74automotive market................ .......................... 825lights, etc., on coasts___________ 1033motion pictures........... .......... 702old-age pensions, bibliography........... 780,781pilot, supplements___________________ 883,961ports, depth of water available......... ................964public finance____________________________ 11sales territories......... .......................... 917

Austria:debt to U. S. and loan for reconstruction—

hearings....___ ________ 361law.................................... .................................563report of Finance Com., Senate________478report of Rules Com., House......................361report of Ways and Means Com.,

House_____________________ 361treaties with United States—

arbitration..... ........................ 405,797conciliation_______________________ 406,797friendship, commerce, consular rights.. 670

Austrian Claims Commission, see Tripartite Claims Commission, U. S., Austria, and Hungary.

Auth, N., Provision Co., cattle...... .............. 636Author notation in Library of Congress............. 247Autographic Register Co., patent appeal........... 919Automatic Gravel Products Co______ _______ 771Automatic machines, see Machinery.Automatic train control, see Train-control

devices.Automobile exhaust gas:

effect of repeated daily exposure__________ 979in streets and repair shops of cities________ 58

Automobile tires, see Tires.Automobile trucks, see Motor-trucks.Automobiles:

accident mortality, 1927............................... 415exhaust gas-------------------------------------------58,979for the Vice President, estimate_____ ______469instability of employment in industry__654operators’ permits, Govt, vehicles in D. C. 716 rates on--------------------------------- 297,761,846,1015record book of business statistics........... ..........822see also Motor-trucks—Motor-vehicles—

Vehicles.Automotive Division.................................. 214,349,996

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Automotive products, see Motor-vehicles, and references.

Autoquip Manufacturing Co.......... 290,489,867,951Autorotation (aircraft):

effect of cellule arrangement on rate______ 266wind tunnel tests__________ ____ _________ 111

Averill quadrangle, Vt.-N. H......... .............. 1014Avery, Samuel D., diphtheria control________ 789Avian tuberculosis, see Tuberculosis in animals.Aviation, see Aeronautics, and references.Aviation charts, see Maps and charts.Aviation engines, see Engines.Aviation fields, see Airports and aviation fields.Aviation pilots, see Aviators.Aviation, Sanitary, International Congress on,

see International Congress on Sani-tary Aviation.

Aviators:air current observations, note on................. .. 279directory of licensed pilots............ . 70,210,431disqualifying eye-muscle imbalances______ 882examination of candidates for training.. 46,112 mouthpiece for instructor pilots__________ 46notice to aviators_____________ 46,114, J 81,250,

318,396,518,658, 785, 884,962,1033 index, 1928___________ 658

pensions, to include Army in provi-sions--------------------- 464,722

physical examination for flying_______ 248,317physical qualifications and adaptabil-

ity------------------------------------------ 516,517physical standards for pilots_______________ 143see also Aeronautics.

Awning arms, rates on_____ ___________________762Axles, steel, specifications____ _____ 216Aylesworth, Merlin II., statement_____________836Azimuth:

line position tables__________________ 181of Polaris, 1929.......... 231world charts_______________ ______ 182,250,251

Azores, east Atlantic pilot___________________ 1033Azov, Sea of, lights, etc.......... ........................ 46Aztec Ruins National Monument____________ 52Azygos lobe of lung_______________ 538

BB. & J. Sales Co., canned food____ ___________ 762Babb, Joe, v. United States______ ____ _______ 240Babcock, Arthur W., relief___________________ 590Babcock, C. J., feed flavors, etc., in milk.. 203,547 Babcock, Charles E., la biblioteca national de

Honduras________ _ 49Babcock, F. Ray, grains for N. and S. Dakota,

etc_____ 550Babcock & Wilcox Co., tubes_________________ 309Babies, see Infants.Bach, Walter J., citrus melanose_________ 200,342Bachmann, ^Carl G. (Representative from W.

minority views—Civil Service Com___________________ 568

Bacilli, see Bacteria—also headings beginning Bacillus and Bacterium—a Iso names of bacillary diseases.

Bacillus abortus, human infection______ ____ _ 804Bacillus tuberculosis, infected rat_________ 264, 415Back, E. A.:

carpet beetles and their control____________ 425Mediterranean fruit fly___________________ 817weevils____________________________________ 340

Back Creek, chart____________ _______ --------Backus, H.:

carbon black from natural gas____________ 75natural gas in 1927________________________436

Bacon, S. R., soil of Worcester County, Md. 424 Bacteria:

causing wilt in alfalfa____ ____ _______ 337,426chlorine death points, vegetative forms___ 517inoculation of legumes and nonlegumes. ._ 278 market meats, bacterial flora_____________ 517sorghum, bacterial stripe disease______ 545,697water from vessels of scouting fleet________ 46see also headings beginning Bacillus and

Bacterium—also names of bacterial diseases.

Bacterial pocket disease of sugar beet_____ 200,342Bacteriemia following empyema_____________ 1050

PageBacterium campestre.._____ _____________ 811,991Bacterium puerariae__________________________ 68Bacterium tularense in wood tick___________” 979Bad Lands National Monument, see Badlands

National Monument.Baden, Anne L., standardization bibliography. 560Badger, L. F., chaulmoogra oil___________ 331, 536Badger Body Manufacturing Co., see Badger

Equipment Co.Badger Equipment Co., motor-trucks________ 32Badger Lumber & Coal Co.:

lumber____________________________________ 501shingles-------------------------------------------------------102stucco______________________________ 864

Badges: misuse of official badges____.__________ 481

Badges of honor, see Medals.Badlands National Monument___ 594, 627,714, 726Baertch, Oscar, bridge____________________ 578, 744Baetjer, Edwin G., exr., v. Galen L. Tait_____ 511Bagging, rates on__________________________ _ 938Bagley, B. W., cement in 1927______ " 436Bags, see Burlap bags—Paper bags—also Hand

bags.Bagufi, Jaime, garrapata o ganado_____________ 965Bagworm, injurious shade-tree insect_________ 340Bah&’is, census, 1926____ 431Bahama Islands, money-order post offices____ 255Bail, to authorize_____________ 482Bailey, Alice A., nailhead spot of tomatoes. 691,819

Bailey, E. H.:soil survey, Dickson County, Tenn........ 814soil survey, Lake County, Fla____________ 815

Bailey, Elmer S., American Baptist flome Mission Society v_____ 172

Bailey, John W., lizards of genus Ctenosaura.. 190Bailey, L. H., las palmeras y su utilidad______ 50Bailey, Lorenzo A., relief_______ ____ ________ 730Bailey, Pearce:

letter to surgeon general, U. S. Army____ 983neuropsychiatry in Army in World War... 983

Bailey, R. K., Chesapeake Bay water________ 759Bailey, Vernon, beaver habits, etc____________ 67Bain, Jarvis J., Pittsburgh, Pa., district______ 685Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce___ 576,

Baird, John H.:713, 741

neuropsychiatry, intrahospital study.. 415,416palilalia----------------------- ---------------------------- 900symbolism in new language_______________ 59

Baits, blowfly, tests during 1926____________ ” 204Baked beans, food poisoning attributed to____ 882Bakelite Corporation:

carbolic acid__________________________939case before Supreme Court_______ 310,506,975cresylic acid............................................. 764wood flour__________ 951

Baker, A. A., Sheridan coal field_______________759Baker, Andrew J., relief...______ ________ 603,708Baker, Charles F., insect collection_______ 795,796Baker, E. S., pulmonary tuberculosis__________ 416Baker, E. W., castrating and docking lambs... 202Baker, Everett, father and stepmother v. U. S.. 130Baker, Herbert H., patent appeal______________217Baker, John T., v. United States_____ _________ 130Baker, Roland M., relief_________________ 603,708Baker, Stella M., cases of and against Porto

Rico—_ 173,386,648Baker, T. B., sand______ _________ 35Baker, Thaddeus R., receiver, v. United States. 1008Baker, Virgil, cases_______ _____ _____ 173,386, 648Baker, W. A., sorghum midge_________________ 276Baker & Holmes Co., bricks___________________ 90Baker & Taylor Co___ ____ ________________ ” 105Baker-Hanna-Blake Co________________________ 764Baker-Vawter Co________________________ 2.'. 510Baking-powder, rates on.._____ ________________ 25Balaban & Katz Corporation:

United States v______ ______ .............. 506v. comnr. of internal revenue_____________ 386

Balance of international payments. 1928______ 996Balance sheets, see Accounting.Balboa, C. Z., tide, moon, and sunrise tables.. 400Baldridge, Thomas J., Louis K. Liggett Co. vs. 328Baldwin, Charles E., woolen, etc., industry .. 178,

75341—29------ 2246

1070 Index, 1928-1929

PageBaldwin, Charles F.:

automotive market of Australia... ............825motion pictures in Australia, etc_____ ______702

Baldwin, Elbert, wooden furniture trade_____ 917Baldwin, G. C., surface water of Snake River

basin.. 760Baldwin, Grace G., appointment______________ 257Baldwin, J. D., relief____ ____ _______ 445,603, 708Baldwin, Mark:

soil survey, Minidoka area, Idaho....... ............424soil survey, Olmsted County, Minn______ 816

Baldwin, William H., damages________________ 458Baldwin County, Ala., bridge________ 581,612,722Bale covering for cotton:

standardization-hearings......................... 566report______ ________ 567

Baling ties, rates on............... ................ 89Ball, Carleton R., how to use sorghum grain... 550Ball, Edward M., salmon fisheries_____________ 347Ball, James S., farm cost accounting__________ 546Ballegoin, A. L., bridge______________ 577,716,743Balloch, N. H., railroad accident_____________ 168Balloons:

pilot balloon observations..................... ............278pilot balloon use____ _____ 48theory of ballooning, Air Corps___________ 981see also Aircraft—Airships.

Balls, rubber, case of F. W. Woolworth Co.... 83Balme, Paul, Federal Trade Comn. v______ 932Baltic Sea:

charts..._______ ____________ 319,962lights, etc...____ ____________________ 181pilot, supplements_________________________ 961

Baltic States, resources, industry, etc_________ 74Baltimore, Md.:

account with U. S., to readjust___________ 582aviation chart._____ _____________________ 884harbor, rp. of Rivers and Harbors Board.. 80rainfall duration______________________ 913relief on account of war expenditures... 597,756rivers, etc., in district_________________ 539tide calendar..____ _______ _______ 46,114,181,

250,318,396, 518, 658, 785, 884,962,1033 see also Safe Deposit and Trust Co.

Baltimore & Carolina Steamship Co_____ 852,1019Baltimore & Eastern R. R.:

acquisition of line and issue of stock______ 497control by—

Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Ry-------------------------------------------376

Pennsylvania R. R____________________ 98operation of line and stock issue____ _______376operation under trackage rights____________ 762

Baltimore and New York Transportation Line. 753Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal R. R____ 90Baltimore & Ohio Railroad:

abandonment of portions of lines_____ 234,377coal-cars_____________________ _______ 849,1017control of Curtis Bay R. R..____ 764demurrage_________ 499extension of branch line____________________635Interstate Commerce Commission v....... 160,

234,846

rates.......... .......................... 54rates on-

acid phosphate_____aluminium sulphate, apples............................baking-powder_____baling ties__________bedding for cattle.__brass_______________bungs______________candy______________carbolic acid________carbon disulphid.... cattle______________cement...................... ..chocolate___________clay_______ ________coal................... . ...........coal-tar_____ _______coke________________

______________ 25_______________ 846_______________ 938____ __________ 25______________ 89_______________ 377_______ ______ 90_______________ 297________ ______1016_______ 939______________ 26_______________ 636_______________ 498__________91,1017

92,161,763,§49,940________ 849_______ _____ 763

copper______ _______ 764corn............. . ........................ 378cotton-seed....... .................................... 941creosote oil.....................................................851

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad—Continued, rates on—Continued.

doors___ ______ 29,299enameled ware__________ 1019fire-brick_____ ________ 765fuel-oil........... . ................ ’ 853grain------------------------------------ 95,766heading----------------- 95,97ink____________ 380insulator pins__________________________382iron_____ ___________ 302lime------------------------------------------------------ 943lumber------------------------------------------- 97,856marble--------------------------------------- 32,98,944meat__________________________ 640mica............ ............ 857mine timbers....____ _________________ 857paper_______________________________ 1023paper cups_____________ 859petroleum_____ _____ 305pitch-----------------------------------------------------860potatoes....____ _____________________ 946quebracho.......... .............. 33,306red oil_________________________________ 307sand------------------------ "'§84,'644,'948,' 1025soapstone____________________________ 863stone_____ ______ 103,863sulphur___________ 771swine________________________________ 949wood-pulp_______ _________ 951zinc........................ ................ 172

transfer connection_______________________ 858vs. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry___ 1046

Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Ry......... .. 376Baltimore County, Md., relief of persons hav-

ing interests___________ 471Baltimore Enamel & Novelty Co_____________ 36Baltimore Tube Co., Inc______________________ 90Bananas:

rates on---------------------------- ---------- 498,846,938story of the banana_______________________ 116

Banding of birds, see Birds.Bangor & Aroostook R. R.:

operation under trackage rights___________ 762rates on veneers__________________________ 866

Bangs, N. H., severe winter in Europe, 1928-29. 913 Bank-notes, see Federal reserve notes—National

bank notes—Paper money.Bank of England, inquiry rel. to governor____ 568Bankhead National Highway Assoc., address.. 600 Banking, see Banks and banking.Banking and Currency Committee, House:

hearings------------------------------------------ 16,356reports------------------------------------------ 445,568,728

Banking and Currency Committee, Senate: reports_______________ 471,602,738

Bankruptcy:Argentine laws, bankruptcy and insol-

vency_______i____________business failures in Louisville, Ky________

Banks and banking:British Big Five banks, etc_______________decisions of courts of interest to banks____deposits, rules of Mixed Claims Comn........

916997

701898

529,

financial statements, verification_________ 1010publications on banking for sale__________ 843see also Agricultural credit—Credit—Fed-

eral intermediate credit banks— Federal land banks—Foreign ex-change—Joint stock land banks— National banks—State banks— Trust companies—also certain headings beginning Federal re-serve—also names of banks or places where located.

Banton, Joab H.:S. S. Kresge Co. vs........................ 976William Roschen vs_______________________ 976

Baptist bodies, census, 1926______ 699Baptiste, Marie R. J., relief______________ 714,749Bar Association, see American Bar Association.Baranago Harbor, chart............. ................ 1036Baranof Island, chart...._____ ________ 10Barbados, money-order post offices______ ______255Barber, M. A.:

malaria gametocytes, plasmochin effect.... 1049malaria in southwestern U.S_________ .... 979screens in prevention of malaria__________ 803

July-June 1071Page

Barberry:black stem rust___________ 819eradication reducing stem rust losses______ 206

Barbital toxicosis___________ 900Barbour, Henry E. (Representative from

Calif.):reports made by—

Appropriations Com__________________ 445Conference Com_______________________565

Bardwell, F. A., treatment of flat feet________ 900Bardwil, N. B., & Co________________________ 154Barford, C. E., administrator v. U. S-------------- 648Barite in 1927____________________ ________ ... 435Barium carbonate:

costs in U. S. and competing country_____ 127duty increase, proclamation______________ 127

Barium products in 1927_______________________ 435Barker, John F., Produce Co., bananas_______ 846Barker Brothers, Inc:

linoleum_______________________________855steel cabinets______________________________ 949stoves_______________ 308United States v___________________________ 226

Barkley, J. F., sulphur problem in burning coal________ ____ 75

Barley:culture, uses, and varieties________________819investigations of Agric. Dept., estimate----- 531official grain standards handbook__________ 908rusty blotch resistance, inheritance------- 65,199

Barlow, Nathan:diagnosis of arrested tuberculosis___________415tuberculosis of slight, etc., activity________900

Barnard, E. O., & Co., Inc., U. S. v---------------- 105Barndollar, Nannie C., appointment__________ 585Barnes, Archy W„ relief---- ------------ 590Barnes, John, case against admr______________ 173Barnes, Joseph, admr., case___________________ 173Barnes, Joseph U., v. United States___________ 39Barnett, Jackson, case of American Baptist

Home Mission Society____________ 172Barnhart Coal Co., coal_______________ 849Barnhill, F. C., bridge......... ............ 579,720,745Barns, beef-cattle_________.__________________ 201Barnsdall Refineries, Inc., gas oil_____________ 163Barometric depressions:

decrease in pressure nw. of storm track.... 820in the Far East, Oct. 1928________________ 429over central part of Philippines___________ 551

Baron, H., & Co., Inc., strawberries__________ 864Barranquilla, Colombia (American city series). 116Barrels:

rates on_______________________________ 26,635steel, elimination of waste________________ 77

Barrett, Dorothy B., schooner, see Dorothy B.Barrett, schooner.

Barrett, Halsey M., receiver, v. U. S___________ 107Barrett, Thomas, relief_______ __________ 585Barrett Company:

coal-tar_______________________________ 763,940roofing.................... 35tar-oil___________________________ _______ - 865v. United States_____ _____________________ 39

Barrows, W. P., spotting of metals (2 entries).. 999Barrows William B., farm timber____________ 276Barry County, Mich., soil survey____________ 693Bars:

carbon-steel bars for railway springs______ 216steel bars, case of B. R. Anderson & Co____ 20

Barschi, H., & Son, enameled ware.................. 1019Barth, John, Co., United States v......______ 39,

240,310,386,671, 773,975Barthold, F. R., relief____________________ 603,708Bartholomew, R. P., potassium in tomato. 811,987Bartholomew, Robert, soil survey_____________ 816Bartlesville Zinc Co______________________ 299,851Bartlett, A. C„ Mabel G. Reinecke vs. exr------126,

310,530Bartlett Western Ry.:

deficit settlement____________ 377guaranty settlement___ _____ 377

Barton, Donald C., terrane correction for gra-dient................ 704

Barton, E. B., ». United States_______ _______ 173Bartram, Edwin B., Costa Rican mosses...........261Bartsch, Paul:

Cerion breeding experiments.................... 795explorations for mollusks in Cuba------------- 795

PageBarwin Realty Co. ». United States__________ 240Base Hospital no. 117 for war neuroses________ 983Bash, J. S., & Sons, Inc., coal________________ 940Basilan Strait, chart________________ _________ 282Basileuterus, revision of genus_________________ 893Basin-Range structure________________________ 23Basket Maker site, Shabik’eshchee village___ 1044Basketry in British Columbia, etc_____________ 526Baskets:

case of American Import Co_______________ 839case of Decorative Novelty Co_____________ 839rates on____________________________________938

Basophilic red cells in lead poisoning_________ 43Bass, James W., relief____________________ 471,708Bassett, Clara, psychiatric clinics______________ 653Bassichis Co., United States v________________ 83Bassick Manufacturing Co., Inc_____________ 489,

629, 753,867,951Batabano, Gulf of, chart______________________ 181Batan Islands, chart----------------------------------------- 916Batcheller, Arthur, Fed. Radio Comn. mem-

ber_ 617Bateman, George M., viscosity of milk________ 3,4Bates, Carleton, ultra-violet ray in dermatitis. 60Bates, Carlos G.:

lodgepole pine, natural reproduction... 691,990windbreak as farm asset__________________ 205

Bates, G. E., soil survey_____________________ 989Bates Valve Bag Corporation_____________ 506, 648Batesville, Ark., fauna of middle Boone______ 759Bath, Thomas W., relief_____________________ 586Bath, N. Y., lands, etc., for soldiers’ home____360Bath-tubs, rates on___________________________ 89Bathing pools:

in District of Columbia_______________613,716report of committee on____________________ 979

Bathmopterus, new fossil from Alaska_________ 405Baton Rouge, La., bridge_____________ 453, 474, 562Baton Rouge-Mississippi River Bridge Co____ 453,

474,562

radio markets of the world, 1928-29________702Batteries (electric):

marketing flash light batteries in—Africa________________________________ 146Asia___________________________________ 283Canada, Mexico, and Central America. 348Europe________________________________ 435West Indies and South America______ 348

rates on___________________________________ 939see also Storage batteries.

Battle, see name of battle.Battle fields, of U. S., study, etc--------------------- 416

see also names of battles, or names of placeswhere battles were fought.

Battle-ships, see War-ships.Battlefields, see Battle fields.Battles, see names of battles.Battleships, see War-ships.Bauer, A. H., soil survey_____________________ 208Baugh, W. H., v. United States---------------------- 240Baum, Marcus, Fed.Trade Comn. report, etc. 842Baum, Morton F., Fed. Trade Comn. report,

etc_____________________842Baumann-Kienast, Gottfried R., case..... 83,344Baumer, Peter, attorney, fees-------------------- 799,895Baumert, Watson A.:

bills of lading, unification of rules______ 535same (in Spanish)--------------------------------- 535

Baur, Franz, problem of macro-meteorology... 69Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. v. U. S----------------929Bauxite:

analysis----------------- 77,148production in 1927---------- 217

Baxter, Arthur J., v. United States------------------ 39Bay, see Bays—also name of bay.Bay Company, cotton goods-----------------------------850Bay River, chart-----------------------------------------------701Bayard, Thomas F. (Senator from Del.):

reports made by—Claims Com-------------------------- ------------ 472,

473, 604,605, 606, 607,608,609,739Territories and Insular Possessions

Com__________________________ 629Bayer, Matthew F., patent appeal.............. 285Baylor, Adelaide S., home economics educ____ 370

1072 Index, 1928-1929

Page Bayou, see name of bayou.Bays, steamboat inspection rules______________ 289

see also names of bays.Bayuk Cigars, Inc_____________________________ 931Beach Anglo-Egyptian Sudan expedition_____ 795Beacons, see Radiobeacons.Beal, F. E. L.:

common birds of southeastern U. S_______ 273food of some well-known birds..____ ______274

Beal Nursery:additional land (H. R. 10374)—

hearings______________________________ 567law____________________________ ______717report_________________________________ 564

Beall, C. R. F., treatment of sciatic neuritis... 194 Beall, I. N., crude oil, Salt Creek field_________ 918Beaman, W. M., topographic mapping_______ 87Beaman Elevator Co., misrouting___________ 1022Bean, Barton A., fishes_______________________ 797Bean, H. S., discharge coefficients of orifices (2

entries)____________________________ 706Bean, L. H., agricultural statistics____________ 138Bean, William S., jr., pellagra in S. C____ 264,803Beans:

food poisoning attributed to beans________ 882pigment patterns in common beans___ 271,421rates on beans_________________________ 89,939weevils in beans.______ __________ ____ _ 340see also names of beans.

Bear, R. M.:design of spars for equal flexure___________ 45differential pressures on nozzles____________ 111

correction of entry_____________________ 906vibration of MO-1 tail plane, etc___________ 45

Bear, Coast Guard cutter:to donate to Oakland, Calif-

hearing_______________________________ 451law___________________________________562reports___________________________ 454,475

Bear gens of Fox Indians, Thunder dance___ 1043Bear River, see Yampa River.Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge_______ 122,791Beard, Harry R., fish canned as sardines_____ 214Beardsley, C. L., relief_______ ____ __________ 568Beardsley, Edward G.:

apparatus for studying fuel sprays________ 111centrifugal type injection valves........... Ill, 878fuel and cylinder gas densities____ ________111oil sprays, reproducibility, etc____________ 111

Beardsley, Lewis G., diagnostic centers.... 194,265 Bearings (machinery):

bearing bronzes, wear, etc____________ 220, 221bearings bronzes, with and without zinc... 999Navy training course____ ______ 517operation, care, and repair_________________ 783

Beatch, J. O., soil survey..________ ____________339Beattie, James H.:

gourds for bird houses, etc_________________ 909greenhouse tomatoes_________ 207home storage of vegetables________________ 207

Beattie, W. R.:cucumber growing________________________ 7culture and uses of okra____________________206home production of onion seed and sets.... 991onion culture______________________________ 428tomatoes as truck crop........ ........................ 550

Beaufort, N. C., Crustacea_____________________ 795Beaumont, Tex.:

air navigation map_______________________ 132dam__________________________________ 580,721

Beaumont Export and Import Co____ _________643Beaumont Irrigating Co., dam___________ 580,721Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.:

freight rates____ __________________________ 852rates on—

cotton-seed......................... 1018denatured alcohol____________________ 25metals________________________________ 32sugar _____ ________________ _____ _ 864

Beaver Island Group, chart_______ _____ _____267Beaver, Meade & Englewood R. R___________ 762Beaver Valley Milling Co., claim______________ 932Beavers, habits and experiments in culture___ 67Becher, Edward, case__________________________975Becher Bay, chart____________ 886Beck, James M. (Representative from Pa.):

political philosophy of Washington______ 728

PageBeck, James M.—Continued,

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com____ ________________ 576,581, 730views of minority—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com___ _____________ ____ _ 731

Beck, M. W.:soil surveys—

Cameron County, Tex___________ 693Jackson County, Minn_____ ______ 67,815west-central Texas____________________ 142

Beck, Stewart L., relief........... ......................... 448,713Becker, Joseph A.:

agricultural statistics__________________ 138farm animals and animal products________ 138

Becker, W. C.:European markets for vacuum cleaners___ 826world markets for vacuum cleaners_______ 703

Beckman, II. C., surface water supply.............. 374Bed springs, see Springs.Bedbug________________________________ 204Bedding (for cattle)...................... 89,297,377,762Bedell, Alfred M., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 506Bedell, G. H.:

castrating and docking lambs_____ ______ 202judging sheep____________________________ 273

Bedouin Arabs, treponematosis.......... ......... 248,317Beds, rates on______ ______ 26,89Bee, see Bees.Beef:

antineuritic, etc., B vitamins_________ 811,988cooking according to cut__________ _______ 276

Beef cattle, see Calves—Cattle—Cows.Bees:

article on... .............. 140beekeeping in buckwheat region___________ 275outdoor wintering_________________________ 989publications—

for sale by supt. of documents............ 757of Agriculture Dept_______________ 140, 275

sending honey bees through the mails____ 120transferring to modern hives.._____ ______ 140see also Foulbrood.

Beetles:parasitic flies reared from__________ ______ 260species of water beetles in Nat. Museum... 527 see also names of beetles.

Beets, water mold______________ _________ 811,912see also Sugar beets.

Behenna, Vivian M.:agricultural statistics______________________ 138dairy and poultry statistics________________ 201farm animals and animal products......... .. 138field crops other than grains_______________ 201foreign trade in agric, products_____________200fruits and vegetables___ ___________________138grains_____ ____________________ 138

Behn, Meyer & Co., Ltd., cases..............................209Behneke, Julia, appointment______ _______ 791Behre, C. Edward, yellow pine yield tables. 271,426Beij, K. Hilding, aerial navigation____________ 45Belcourt, N. Dak., consolidated school______ 1002Belden, Galen O., leaf temperatures of cotton.. 550Belden, W. S., decrease in barometric pressure. 820Belgium:

electrical equipment market_______________ 215plate glass production, cost________________ 896treaties with United States (2 entries)____ 973

Bell, G. A., feeding horses____________________ 202Bell, Grover J., relief_____________________ 603,708Bell, Oscar, fee for attorney.................. .............. 529Bell, Thomas M. (Representative from Ga.):

minority views—Post Office and Post Roads Com_____ 593

Bell Cap Co____________ ____ ________________ 227Bell from battleship Connecticut_________ 623,714Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania__________ 498Belle Fourche irrigation project___________ 233,635Belle Portugaise rose adapted to U. S_________428Bellefonte Central R. R.:

construction of extension_________________ 160freight rates______________________________ 301

Bellevue Sand & Gravel Co___________________ 384Belmont, August, & Co., fee for attorney

forexrs______ _ 408Belmont, Eleanor R„ exr., fee for attorney.___408

July-June 1073Page

Belmont, Morgan, exr., fee for attorney----------- 408Belt Line Brick Co., limestone_______________ 97Belt Railway of Chicago:

operation under trackage rights------------------- 939rates on cotton_____________________________637v. comnr. of internal revenue...------ ------------ 867

Belting, leather, and its treatment_____________ 878Belts (straits):

lights, etc.-------------- 181Beltsville, Md., see Animal Husbandry Experi-

ment Farm, Beltsville, Md.Bembicini tribe, fossorial wasps______________ 1045Benachi, Alexander L., v. United States----- 39,105Benachi, Anthony E., ». United States... 39,105 Benachi, Anthony L., v. United States------------ 39Benachi, Emanuel A., v. United States----------- 39Bench marks:

between Colon and Panama City-------------- 50in New Jersey, tidal bench marks--------------282publications of Coast & Geodetic Survey.. 282 survey Mississippi River above Cairo------686

Bender, S., Iron & Supply Co., pipe............ ..........859Bender Eregli, chart__________________________ 884Bendure, Charles W., relief_________________ 459Benecia Arsenal:

right of way- hearings__________________________359law_____________________ ____ ________ 561reports______________ _______ - - - - - 366,459

Benefit associations, see Fraternal associations—* also names of associations.

Benefit guide for Navy and Naval Reserve.... 882Benese, Angelo, v. United States______________ 39Bengal, Bay of, pilot, supplement------------------- 784Bengtson, Ida A., trachoma studies-----------130,331Bengtson, Nels A., climate of Honduras----------913Benjamin, J. D., hyperphoria------- ------------- ^46,113Bennett, A. H., axial, etc., aberrations------ 706,830Bennett, Dorothy C„ reappointment---------------- 257Bennett, Edwin C., case_______________________258Bennett, George H., jr., relief_____________ 448,713Bennett, H. H.:

classifica<?ao dos solos_____________________ 399’soil reconnaissance, Panama Canal Zone... 694

Bennett, Mary S., relief__________________ 448,713Bennett, Thomas B., patent appeal------------------ 704Bennit, H. L.:

anthracite in 1927____________ 556coke and by-products in 1926--------------------- 284

Benson, Robert L., syphilitic cardiac aneurysm. 537Benson & Hedges ». United States------ ------------868Benson Paint & Varnish Co., linseed-oil--------- 855Benson-Quinn Co., reconsignment_______ _.... 237Bent, Arthur C., North American shore birds. 797 Benton, T. II., soil survey..........----------------Bentonite, its properties, mining, etc---------------- 436Benzeneazophenol, spectral absorption------ 558,706Benzol:

poisoning in chemical laboratories---------- 59,193rates on____________ 89,762respirators filtering benzol sprays-------------- 59

Berg Brothers Manufacturing Co_____ 290,368,506Bergengren, Roy F., credito cooperative----------117Berger, L. B., vapors of methyl bromide, etc.. 899 Berghoff Products Co., beverages________ _____ 847Bergin-Price Co., fruit_________________________ 853Bergman, Peter, administrator v. U. S............... 310Bergquist, S. G., soil survey___________________ 910Bering Sea, chart____________________________ - 282Berkeley, Calif., Pacific Coast Branch, Ameri-

can Historical Association--------------- 893Berkshire County, Mass., soil survey------ ---------910Berman, Reuben, Fed. Trade Comn. com-

plaint, etc__________________________229Bermuda, money-order post offices------- ...------- 255Bernard, Andrfi, income tax in Great Britian.. 247 Bernard Judae & Co., United States v----------- 1009Berney-Bond Glass Co.:

bottles________________________________ 234,847cullet_____________________________-------- 162

Bernuth, Lembcke Co., Inc., creosote oil------- 1018Berries, refrigeration charges...... ................ 861

see also names of berries.Berry, Edward W.:

revision of flora of Latah formation------------844Tertiary fossil plants from Argentina---------261Tertiary fossil plants from Colombia--------1045

PageBerry, Josephine T., home economics educa-

tion___________________370Bertrand Lumber Co., Ltd., stoves___________ 103Berwind, tugboat:

case of Porto Rico Coal Co............... 1009Beryllium reflecting power____________________ 439Bessemer Investment Co--------------- 386Best, Ethel L.:

causes of absence in cotton mills------------------877women workers in Flint, Mich------------------- 781

Best, Harry, blind population of U. S., 1920----- 432Best Foods, Inc., sandwich spreads___________ 35Bestor, Horace P., designated farm loan comnr. 969Bethke, R. M.:

antirachitic properties of cod-liver meals. 3,65nutritive value of linseed meal, etc--------- 3,137

Bethlehem Orphan and Half-Orphan Asylum. 290,506

Bethlehem Steel Co., to carry out award... 603,708 Betsey Ross, schooner:

United States v. owners____________________ 310Bettendorf, J. W., bridge_____________ 578,720,744Bettendorf, Iowa, bridge______________ 578,720,744Better Bedding Alliance of America_____ -•------381Betts, M. C., concrete construction on farms.. 208 Bevens, A. Edna, occupational therapy-----------980Beverages:

rates on__________________ 297,635,847,939,1016tariff, 1929__________________ 469, 736, 835,1006

Bevis, W. M., lepra aneesthetica_____________ 804Bew, George A., v. United States_________ 837,951Beyer, A. H., corn earworm---------------------------- 275Bibliographers, Inter-American Conference of,

see Inter-American Conference of Bibliographers.

Bibliography: accident prevention in industry------------245

accident statistics______________ 13,285,349,827acromegalia________________________________248actinomycosis, pulmonary________________ 1050adult illiterates, helps for teachers---------------495aeronautics—

1926_______________ ____ _____________ 3941927________________________ ____ ____ 514aerodynamic characteristics of plane... 656 air forces on Sperry Messenger model.. Ill air pressure on coming to rest----------------959airfoil, effect of flap, etc___________ 111,878airplane performance-----------------------------515astronomical methods in navigation... 45 autorotation and flat spin_____________ 111aviation goggles, effect on vision----- 46,112calculation of horizontal tail area---------515combustion chambers, performance-----111cowling, radial air-cooled engine... 656,959 cylinder pressures, measurement---------316damping liquids_______________________ 515drag of C-class airship hulls.------ --------- 45drag of wings with end plates-------------- 111engines_______________________ Hl, 515,878equilibrium maintenance (2 entries) — 516 flow similitude theories------------------------- 180forces on elliptic cylinders------------------- 45fuel and cylinder gas densities------------- 111gaseous explosive reaction------------- 111, 656ground effect, full-scale investigation.. Ill lift, drag, and elevator hinge moments. Ill nozzles, differential pressures---------------- 111oil sprays, reproducibility, etc------------- 111physical examination for flying----- 248,317pressure distribution--------------- 111,656,959pressure element for altimeter--------------- 959propellers_____________ 111,316,515,656,782publications_________________________ 8,431radiators, resistance and cooling power 111 rolling and yawing moments---------------- 515Roots type supercharger------ ------- - Ill, 515seaplane, pressure distribution________ 111wind tunnels----------------------- ------- - 111, 394

agranulocytic angina..--------------------------------516agricultural extension work, 1785-1923-------- 340agriculture, of Indians------------------ 88agriculture, vocational teacher training. — 930 Alaska____________________________________ 634alfalfa.________ __________________ 200,271,427alkaline washing solutions------------------- 908,987allergy in disease--------------------------------------- 59

1074 Index, 1928-1929

PageBibliography—Continued.

amebiasis_______________ 131,265,882American Expeditionary Forces___________ 982amyloidosis.______________________________ 980anaesthetics_____________ 980Angora goat and mohair industry_________ 692Animal Husbandy Experiment Farm

work___ 908antimony, marketing____ _________________ 916appendicitis in the insane________________ 416apple crown gall___________ 271,427appointing, etc., power of President______ 737Arctic ice and pressure distribution_______ 913asbestos in 1927.._____ 556atmospheric eddies, decay_______ _____ 209automobile exhaust gas in large cities_____ 58automotive products, advertising_________ 347azygos lobe of lung___ _____ 538bacterial leaf spot of horse-radish_____ 811,991bacterial stripe disease of sorghum____ 545,697barbital toxicosis._______ _________________ 900beans, pigment patterns_____ ________ 271,421beaver habits and experiments in culture.. 67 bees__________ 140,275beet water mold and related parasites.. 811,912 biceps muscle, rupture (2 entries)____ ______516bills of lading, unification of rules....-_____ 535bird banding in America__________________ 259blacktongue-preventive action of foods........ 193blood groups, internat. classification___ 46,112bronchial asthma____________________ 416,1050bruchomyine Psychodidffi_________________796bugs of family Miridae of D. C., etc_____1044bulb growing in Alaska____________________ 201cadmium in 1927..____ 703calcification, etc., of dura of brain_________804calendar of livestock parasites_____________ 5Canada thistle__________ 65,199canning operations____ ______ 277cattle______________________ 4,271,421,990cereal seeds, symbiotic fungi__________ 545,696cheese, varieties..._______________________ 5cheilitis exfoliativa_______________ 538children—

child, family and court________________ 957child labor___________________________ 42communicable diseases........... ........ 899foster-home care_____ _____ 779in agriculture__________________ 779in street work_________________________ 779milk feeding___________________________899physical status of negro child_____ 264,536refractive errors in eyes________________ 536rheumatism in childhood_____________ 1049

churches of Virginia_______________________ 958citizenship________________________ 901citrus melanose___________ ___________ 200,342Cladosporium effusum on pecan______ 811,819climate_____________________ 545climatological data, South America_______ 7Coast and Geodetic Survey field methods. 916 coiled basketry in British Columbia_______ 526coins of United States_____________________ 414commercial arbitration____ _______________ 413

same (in Spanish)____________________ 413concrete, structural use____________________ 208Cooperia nodulosa_________________________ 326coordination and cooperation in field_______514copepods of genus Diaptomus_____________1044copper deposits of Michigan_______________ 759coregonid fishes of Great Lakes____________ 824 corn—

kernel density of maize________________ 277Pythium seedling blight__________ 271,427recessive defects and yield________ 907,908resistance to bacterial wilt__________ 3,141smut of ears, rel. of husk covering____ 990waxy gene and fat metabolism (2)______691

corona voltmeter_____________________ 222,223cotton________________ 3,4,200, 277,340, 545,696cotton bolls, toughness_________________ 65,199Crater Lake National Park________________ 845crop plants, chilling._____ _______ 271,337,811cysteine and cystine.............. .................. 1049dairy statistics.._____ _______ 812damping-off in forest nurseries_____________ 696dance halls______________________ 780death following extraction of teeth———.— 46

PageBibliography—Continued.

deep diving (2 entries)____ ________________ 882dermatitis exfoliativa___________________ 46,113dermatomycosis______________________ 881,882diagnosis of hepatic abscess________________ 980diagnostic centers viewed from field_______ 804diet, calculating energy, protein, etc....... 696disease incidence__________________________ 129downy mildew in Florida_____________ 65,206dust explosions in grinding equipment____ 5earthquake history of U. S_________________433earthworm fauna of Burma_______________ 1044edema disease, Haitian prisoners (2)______ 516education, research studies________________ 495egg weight inheritance in fowl________ 907,908electric fish screen_________________________ 282employment of women at night____________ 179encephalography____________ 537engineering work of Reclamation Bur____ 233epilepsy______________________________ 804,900European corn borer_______________________547European red mite in Pacific Northwest... 694 European starling, spread_________________ 339evolution, man’s__________________________ 259explosives, investigations__________________ 217extension studies__________________________ 816extension work in agriculture, etc__________ 694facial nerve preservation (2 entries)_______ 882Far East, employment, etc., for Americans. 917 farms, real estate situation_________________ 338fats, oils, etc., statistics________ ____ ...'.. 338fertility and lactation_____ _______ 199,272,338fertilizer experiments______________________ 276fire blight studies_____________________ 271,421fish marketing in various cities________ 73,214fish oil in sprays__________________________ 910fisheries of Maryland and Virginia________214fisheries of New York, New Jersey, etc___ 995flaxseed, daily growth, etc____________ 271,427food of bullheads_________________________ 146food poisoning________________________ 517,882forage crops_____ _____ ________ ____ ____ 342forests and forestry—

farm forestry___ _______ 426forest-fire danger______ ______ 341in Michigan, forest destruction________ 818planting in Rocky Mountains_____ 65,205situation in United States_____________ 737

fossil lizards of North America_____ _____ 656Fox Indians__________________________ 55,1043fractures, tongs in treatment__________ 248,317frog-eye leaf spot________________________ 3,66fruit growing_____________________________ 68fuels and heating equipment_______________284gangrenous ulceration, abdominal wall___ 416geology—

Hyder, etc., Alaska____________________934North American, 1925-26______ 23reservoir, etc., sites____________________ 495

goldfish industry............... 995gonorrheal endocarditis___________________ 900grain sorghums__________________________ _ 550grains, phosphorus distribution_______ 200,272ground resistivity, measuring_____________ 75ground water resources, Mississippi______ 23growth, etc., in red Danish cows______ 199,200growth of Rhode Island reds_____________ 5guinea pigs, inheritance__________ 199,273,813gynecology, operative, in the tropics............882Hawaii National Park._______ _____________845hay fever treatment, pollen________________ 342health-

conditions in Gendarmerie d’Haiti____248hazards in chromium plating_____ 193,331women in industry___________________ 958

heart disease.............................. 804heats of combustion______________________ 558

Hessian fly in California__________________ 275highway materials, sampling and testing.. 208horses____________________________________ 202hospital sanitation_______________ _______ 131human life, lengthening________ _________ 260hyperphoria_________ ____ ____________ 46,113hypertonic solutions_______________________ 789hypoglycemia in allergy___________________ 804immigration___ _________ 450important bibliographical survey...................964

same (in Spanish)________ _____________964

July-June 1075

Bibliography—Continued. Indians—

art and industries....... ............. ........Chickasaw social, etc., usages-----Chippewa customs______________Creek Indians________ ____ _____missions of United States_______music___________________________stories for young folks___________trails___________________________

inductance formulas________________influenzal infection__________________injurious insects______________ .____insect head and its appendages______intervention________________________intrapleural pressure variations______ionizable constituents of tomato_____irradiated ergosterol in rabbit_______Julius Caesar, epileptic_____________Kahn and complement fixation tests. Kottmann test_____________________labor disputes, injunctions__________lake herring, life history____________Lepidoptera, tropisms, etc__________leucocytic variation________________lightning protection________________linseed and cottonseed meal________liver fluke and parasitic round worms, lizards of genus Ctenosaura________lumber—

_____159 ____1043

_____972_____ 55 _____ 88 _____375 ____ 1015 _____ 55 .. 221,222 .. 881,882 5,425,989 _____326 _____ 798 _____ 804.. 199,200 _____ 979 _____ 804____ 59

_____ 194 .. 178,246 ____ _ 825 .......... 892 .......... 265 .......... 999 .... 3,137 ........ 1044 .......... 190

industries. 917practical uses for odd pieces______ 993, 994seasoning, handling, and care_____ 345,431

lung, massive, atelectatic collapse__________ 131machines for extruding clay columns______351macro-meteorology_______________________ 69magnetic declination in Texas in 1927______ 145malaria treatment of general paralysis.... 1050 malaria treatment of neurosyphilis________804market data handbook of New England... 702 market research agencies___________________ 348marketing of manganese ore____ ___________555maternal, infant, and child welfare, etc.... 178 meal worms________________________ 911measles, etc., at different ages____________ 1049mechanical farm equipment_______________ 343Meckel’s diverticulum_____________________882Medical Dept., Army , in World War.... 687,

903, 983 meningococcus meningitis rate, 1926-28_____194mentally sick, care by attendants_________ 804milks, fermented__________________________ 340mineral raw materials_____________________ 996minimum-temperature formulas___________ 698Moniezia, genus of cestode worms________ 327Mono National Forest____________________ 6motor roads in South Africa_______________ 349music as part of occupational therapy------- 804mussels, new fossil pearly fresh-water_____ 261mutual irrigation companies______________ 550myiasis, human___________________________ 980nailhead spot of tomatoes_____________ 691,819national parks___________ 937

Acadia National Park_________________ 936General Grant National Park......... .. 937Glacier National Park_________________ 936Grand Canyon National Park_______ 936Hot Springs National Park___________ 634Lassen Volcanic National Park_______ 761Mesa Verde National Park____________ 936Mount McKinley National Park-------- 761Mount Rainier National Park________ 936Rocky Mountain National Park---------936Sequoia National Park________________ 937Wind Cave National Park_____________937Yellowstone National Park____________ 937Yosemite National Park_______________ 937

nematode worms from animals in Calcutta.893 nematode worms from rodents________ 327,972neoarsphenamine poisoning________________ 882nephritides______________ ____ _______ —— 789nephritis__________________________________ 900neuropsychiatry_____________ 415,416,983,1053neurosyphilis, therapeusis_________________ 131nonmetals_________________________________ 918noxious gases, protective devices______ 516,517nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 758nursing procedure for attendants-----------------804

Page PageBibliography—Continued.

oats, inheritance of resistance_________ 199,278oceanography, physical, of Gulf of Maine.. 434 old-age pensions__________ 654,780, 781,957,958onion, enemies of__________________ 428oral hygiene, educating patients---------------- 1050osteomyelitis of cranial bones______________ 980oxidation-reduction studies____________ 415,536oysters____________________________ 73,434,916Pacific flathead borer______________________ 548pancreatic necrosis________________________1050Paramoecium, high frequency effect... 681,979parasites___________________________________796pathology, relations to dentistry_ 248,317pecan-scab fungus________________ 200,278,819pellagra__________________________________ 193pelvic inflammations______________________ 789peptic ulcers, surgical management_______ 59period in solar activity, etc________________ 209pernicious anemia in negro______________ 1050petroleum distillation______________________349petroleum resources________________________843phosphorus deficiency, forage feeds___ 545,811plankton of Gulf of Maine_________________ 434plants used medicinally_________________ 1043plasmochin and malaria gametocytes--------- 1049pneumoconiosis____________ 537pneumothorax________________________ 900,980polluted stream; biochemistry___________ 1049post-tonsillectomy pain (2 entries)_________ 882potatoes, storage temperatures-------------------- 991poultry marketing in New York City--------- 987printing industry, jt. industrial control------- 513prostatectomy________________ 46,113psychologist looks at psychiatry---------- 537,682psychology________________________________ 882public finances, Far Eastern countries-------- 996Puccinia glumarum, cytological study------------- 7purple blotch of onion________________ 908,991pyorrhea, surgical treatment--------------------- 194pyrexia effect on luetic myelitis____________ 804range plants not poisonous to livestock------- 338rare metals________________________________ 918rat and rat-flea surveys______________ 803,1049reclamation dams and outlet works----------- 761redfish and other scisenids, Texas__________ 555respiration_____________________ 46,113, 248,317Rhizoctonia_________ 3,142, 545,697Ribes, inoculation____________________ 421,697rice, development of chlorosis_________ 337,422

correction of subhead on p. 422------------ 544rice, inheritance of earliness-------------------------3,7rural schools___________________ 22, 373,758rusty blotch in barley-----------------------------65,199rusty pipes________________________________ 537safety codes published, etc________________ 43sales territories in China___________________ 996salmon marking on Columbia River------------701sauerkraut, commercial production----------- 5scale-insects, classification________________ 67scarlet fever streptococcus antitoxin------------ 130school support_____________________________ 758seals, eared and earless, anatomy-----------------527serial publications, cataloguing------------------- 877sex education in senior high schools-------------332sex ratios in cucumber flowers------------------3,199Shabik’eshchee village------------------------------- 1044ships, stability and loading------------------------- 440shore birds, order Limicolae------------------------797shrews, taxonomic review________________ 5signal communication training manuals. 61,132simplification_____________________________ 559softwoods, capillary structure................ 545,695 soil surveys—

Auburn area, Calif____________________ 814Gilroy area, Calif______________________ 815Hollister area, Calif_________________ 815Lawrence County, Mo________________ 424west-central Texas____________________ 142

soils—colloids____ _______ 908hydrogen-ion concentration____________ 424hydromechanics (2 entries)____________ 276moisture, capillary potential______ 421,692Panama Canal Zone___________________ 694

sorghum grains, respiration________________ 272spinal fluid tests_________ 803standardization...____ ____________________560

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PageBibliography—Continued.

standards of Amer. Marine Standards Com. 706 stiffness in fabrics from starch_____________ 912subnormal temperatures.____ ______________343sugar cane flower and seed_________________ 991sulphur in pituitary extracts______________ 130sun, radiation________________________ 429,698sun spot numbers_________________________ 429sweetpotatoes____ ___________________ 207,991symbolism, unconscious, new language___ 59syphilis______________________________ 537,900tapeworms of genera Rhabdometra, etc... 1045 thoracic empyema_________________________ 882tides and currents____ _______________ 554,823tobacco, effect of boron deficiency_____ 811,913tomato plants, potassium translocation. 811,987 tomato wilt________________ 3,66trachoma_____ ________ 130,331trees___ _____ 3,68,817trematodes________________________ 3,139,1045tropical cyclones of Pacific Ocean__________ 913tuberculin susceptibility of rat________ 264,415tuberculosis—

bovine and avian, danger to man_____ 926clinical data chart______________ 804problem in Veterans’ Bur______________ 415slight, etc., activity____________________ 900tuberculous abscess___________________ 59tuberculous empyema.-_______________ 1050ultra violet rays for__________________ 1050

tularemia___________________________ 248,317tumors, cysts, etc., in Helianthus__________ 656typhoid bacilli in Cheddar cheese__________ 882typhus fever______________________ 331,537,803undulant (Malta) fever_______________ 194,536upper-air currents at Honolulu_____________698ureteral calculus__________________________ 538vaccine virus, heat-resistant strain________ 979vagotonia_________________________________ 804Virgin Islands of U. S_____________________ 398viscosity of milk, physical factors_________ 3,4vitamins B in beef and pork__________ 811,988water resources________ ______ 23waters, New Jersey surface_______________ 23waterspouts_________________________ 142wheat______ 3,199,200,421,550, 691, 692, 697,820white-pine blister rust_____________________ 697witches’ broom of potatoes, etc_________ 3,137wood nonutilized in Virginia______________ 431World War casualties from gas, etc________ 417X-ray examination of gall bladder_________ 194X-rays from thin targets____ ____ ____ 832,921zonate eyespot of grasses_______ ____ _ 271,343see also Catalogues—Price lists, Docu-

ments Office—also names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc., issuing lists of publications.

Bibliography Division, Library of Congress___514Bibliotecas americanas________________ 49,252,964Bibliotherapy, neuropsychiatric hospital v____ 980Biceps muscle, rupture (2 entries)_____________ 516Bickett Coal & Coke Co. v. U. S_________ 152,386Bicking, George W., roofing felts............. ................999Bicycle tires, see Tires.Bidwell, G. L., manure, spontaneous ignition. 5Biebesheimer, P. R., soil survey___________ 424Bierman, M. I., sinus diagnosis__________ 881,882Big Creek & Telocaset R. R.:

operation of line______________________ 26stock__________________________________ 847

Big Five banks, British________________ _____ 701Big G Furniture Works.._______ ____________ 227Big Lakes Box Co., lumber__________________ 1021Big Sandy & Cumberland R. R______________ 160Big Stone Gap quadrangle, Va.-Ky__________ 1014Bigelow, Henry B.:

oceanography of Gulf of Maine___________ 434plankton of Gulf of Maine________________ 434

Biggar, H. Howard, rag-doll seed tester___ 207,991Biggins, Thomas J., international fur trade___ 348Bigham, Englar & Jones, attorneys, fee_______ 529Bill-bugs, how to control_____________________ 275Bills (Congressional):

history—70th Cong. 1st sess____________________15170th Cong. 2d sess____ 352,440,560,707,922

Bills of lading:notification of shipments, Jackson Traffic

Bureau........................................ 32

PageBills of lading—Continued,

postage on old freight bills____________ 186unification of rules, Amer, legislation,

etc______ 535same (in Spanish)................................... 535

uniform through export bill________________ 347Billups, Robert S., shoe industry in Haverhill,

Mass. (2 entries).......... 654Billwiller, Charles J., agent, v. comnr. of inter-

nal revenue__________ ________ 648,951Billwiller, John W., estate v. comnr. of internal

revenue__________ 648,951Bilo, E. F., transportation charges____________ 737Binder’s board:

elimination of waste__________________ 287rates on___________________________________ 939

Binding, see Bookbinding—Public printing.Bingham, Hiram (Senatorfrom Conn.):

minority views—Harriman Geographic Code System,

Select Joint Committee on________ 565papers presented by—

municipal airports____________________ 926Porto Rico hurricane__________________ 363rating of flying schools_________________ 925

reports made by—Airports Joint Comn............._____ 923Appropriations Com_________________ 602Military Affairs Com_________ 620,621, 622Territories and Insular Possessions

Bingham, Robert W., commissioner of internal revenue v_____________ 648

Binghamton, N. Y., sale of postoffice site_____ 593Bintliff, Mina, relief__________________ 471,568, 708Biochemistry:

polluted stream...... ...... 1049sulphur_________________________________ 1049

Biographical Congressional directory__________ 600Biography, American, Government publica-

tions___________________ 230Biological Laboratory, Key West________ 609,923Biological products, establishments licensed for

sale, etc..____ ___ 130,193see also names of special products, e. g.

Serums.Biological stations, see Biological Laboratory,

Key West. Biological Survey Bureau___________________ 5,67,

139,202, 273,339,423, 693,813,909,988 estimate__________________________________ 674poster___________ 67report, 1928____________ ____ ..1____________339service and regulatory announcements. 139,909

Biology, of Philippine Archipelago_________ 55,797see also Fish and fisheries—also names of

certain animals, plants, etc.Biplanes, see Airplanes.Birch Valley Lumber Co., lumber____________ 97Bird, William A., United States v____________ 153Bird houses:

gourds for bird houses____________________ 909homes for birds___________________ ______ _ 813

Bird refuges and reservations:areas for migratory bird conservation—

estimate__________ 674hearings (Serial W)________________ 567law........ .............. 714reports----------------------- 443,595

community bird refuges....................... 423see also names of refuges and reservations.

Birds:banding in America_________ 259common birds of southeastern U. S______ 273food of some well-known birds_____________ 274how to attract____________________________ 274laws and regulations in Alaska_____________ 814laws relating to birds__________________ 139,909migratory birds—

local names of migratory game birds... 907 shorebirds in southern South America. 274 treaty act regulations____________ 139,909treaty act regulations, amendments___52,

187,969see also Bird refuges and reservations.

new forms of birds from Hispaniola_______ 972of islands of Siberut and Sipora___________ 893officials concerned with protection________ 67propagation of game birds________________ 909publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 293

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Birds—Continued.shore birds, order Limicolae______________ 797see also headings beginning Bird—also names

of birds.Birdseye, C. H., topographic instructions------- 87Birdsong Brothers, fee for attorneys---------------- 974Birkeland, Jorgen M., wheat hybrids_____ 691,692Birkenhead, England, Boy Scouts jamboree.. 928,

1001 Birmingham, Ala., post-office property. 465,626,714 Birmingham Belt R. R., valuation----------------- 238Birmingham Commission Co. v. United States 386 Birmingham Oil Mill, Inc., cotton-seed---------- 850Birmingham Rail & Locomotive Co., rails.... 861 Birmingham, Selma & Mobile R. R__________ 498Births:

birth-registration test, outline for_________ 653is your child’s birth recorded?________ 512,957statistics for registration area______ 59,432, 699

Bisan Seto, chart____________________________ 1034Biscay, Bay of, pilot, supplement______________883Bishop, C. W., archeological work in China... 796 Bishop area, Calif., soil survey________________ 424Bishopp, F. C:

fleas and their control_____________________ 910flytraps and their operation_______________ 5mosquito remedies and preventives___ 140,989tests of blowfly baits and repellents........ .. 204

Bismuth in 1927_______________________________ 349Bissel, F., Co., insulator pins__________________ 305Bissell. Williston W.:

S. S. Kresge Co. vs________________________ 976William Roschen vs_______________________ 976

Bissinger & Co., hides and skins________ _____ 95Bitter apple poisoning_________________________ 804Bitter rot of apples, and its control____ _______277Bittner, G. E.:

analyzing retail selling time______________ 283retail profits through stock control..............146

Bitumen, see Asphalt.Bituminous coal, see Coal—Coal mines and min-

ing.Bituminous Coal Commission, to create. 480, 749,836 Bituminous compositions on steel craft.............. 657Black, Hugo L. (Senator from Ala.):

reports made by—

604, 605,606,607, 608, 738, 739, 740, 741Military Affairs Com__________________ 366

Black, W. H.: accuracy of cattle weights____________ 4beef from grass and grain__________________ 201beef on farm__________________________ 273,988breeds of beef cattle___________________ 273,909judging beef cattle_________________________ 201pit silos____________________________________423

Black currant spreads blister rust________________ 7Black Hills National Forest, mining laws_____486Black Hills region, Mowry shale origin________ 760Black powder, rates on__________________ 635,1016Black Prairie Belt, Johnson hay_______________ 272Black Rock, Ark., bridge_____________ 456,477,563Black sand in Washington__________ ____ 634, 935Black Sea:

chart-----------------------------------------------------884lights, etc________________________________ 48pilot, supplement__________________________883

Black Star Line, Inc_____________________ 568, 708Black stem rust, see Stem rust.Black tongue, see Blacktongue.Black walnut timber, selling_________________ 695Black Warrior River, see Inland Waterways

Corporation.Blackberry:

growing-------------- ---------- ------------------ 206Logan blackberry and related varieties... 478

Blackburn, Jennie, admx., U. S. v_________ 930Blackburn, John R„ U. S. v. admx_____ " 980Blackleg, nature, cause, and prevention.. 988Blacktongue, preventive foodstuffs_________ ' 193Blades, hack-saw, elimination of waste. 2 351Blaine, John J. (Senator from Wis.):

papers presented by—bovine and avian tuberculosis.... 926 multilateral peace treaty__________ " 470

reports made by—District of Columbia^Com____ 478,613,614

PageBlaine, John J.—Continued.

reports made by—Continued.Judiciary Com_______________ 481,618Military Affairs Com_____________ 621,622

views—Judiciary Com________________________ 928

Blaine, Robert A., jr., v. United States------------- 773Blair, Edward A., relief__________________ 463,560Blair, Fred J., fruits and vegetables__________ 138Blair, J. C„ Co_______________________________ 868Blair, Thomas A., hailstones of great size_____ 279Blair Lumber Co., lumber____________________857Blais, C. R., bridge attachments, etc_________ 804Blake, Dean, temperature at San Diego______ 142Blank books:

immigration service books and blanks____ 512proposals, etc., for Government, 1929_____ 293see also Composition books.

Blast furnaces:production of high-alumina slags__________ 13productivity of labor______________________ 876

same, summary____________ _____ 391, 392stock column______________________________ 827

Blastomycosis, report of case_________________ 804Blauston, Nathaniel L., Fed. Trade Comn. rp 931Bleaching-powder, rates on___________________ 939Blease, Coleman L. (Senator from S. C.):

paper presented by— life of Stonewall Jackson__________ 470

reports made by— Immigration Com_______ ____ ___ 479

Blight, see Fire-blight—also name of plant affec-ted.

Blind, see Defective and delinquent classes.Bliss, Don C.:

foodstuffs market, Netherland East Indies. 825foodstuffs market, Siam___________________ 825fruit markets, Netherland East Indies.........283

Bliss, E. W„ Co. v. United States____________ 368Bliss, George S., weather forecasting___________ 820Blister beetles, cause of dermatitis_____________ 789Blister rust:

black currant spreads blister rust.............. 7European and North American conditions. 697inoculation of northwestern Ribes____ 421,697quarantine regulations, modification.... 66,120

Blochman, L. E., ocean mapping_____________ 279Block-signals, tabulation of statistics_________ 160Blodgett, Jones, Burnham & Bingham (2)____ 408Blood:

chemistry, clinical laboratory work_____ 194,265, 416, 537, 682

groups, international classification______46,112in dementia praecox, influence on cells____ 537leucocytic variation study_________________ 265sedimentation tests, experiences_______ 46,112

Bloomfield, J. J.:automobile exhaust gas in cities___________ 58benzol poisoning in laboratories________59,193health hazards in chromium plating... 193,331

Blose, David T., education of negro__________ 633Blowers:

Navy training course______________________ 249operation, care, and repair_________________ 879

Blowfly baits and repellants, tests_____________ 204Blue arcs of retina_____________________________ 439Blue book, see Official register of United States.Blue Diamond Co., plaster........................ 642Blue Ridge Talc Co., Inc., iron ore_______ 302, 767Blue-sky measurements at Apia, Samoa______ 698Bluefield Produce & Provision Co........................ 641Bluejackets’manual, 1927____________________ 111Blum, William, chromium plating.... 193,194, 331Blumenthal, F. H., mineral raw materials____ 996Blumenthal, Sidney, & Co., Inc.____ ___________867Boadle, A. E., British lumber market..... ..............283Board, Milton, Metropolis Ferry Co. ______ 896Board, see name of board, or subject with which

board has to do.Boards of trade, see Chambers of commerce, etc.Boas, Franz, coiled basketry, British Columbia. 526Boats, see Motor-boats—Ships—Steamboats—

Submarine boats—also names ofboats.

Boatswain’s mate, Navy training course............657Boatwright, C. B.,soil, Clarke County, Iowa. 694 Bob, alias, see Webster, Robert B.Bobbins, rates on.................. ..................................... 1016

1078 Index, 1928-1929

PageBodkin, Arabella E., v. United States____ 240,506Bodkin, Mrs. Patrick EL, see Bodkin, Arabella

E.Bodman, G. B., soil, Jackson County, Minn. 67,815Bodnar, G. P., cleaning, etc., of seed wheat.........548Body radiation, study________________________404Boeck, William C., amebiasis____________ 131, 265Boeckner, C., recombination spectra_____ 439, 706Boerner, E. G.:

cleaning and treating of seed wheat_______ 548official standards for wheat, etc___________ 908

Boving, Adam G.:beetle larvae of subfamily Galerucinae____ 893Pacific flathead borer, mature larva_______548

Bog Manufacturing Co., Inc..................................... 489Boggs & Buhl, Inc__________ ________ _______ 868Bogue, Mary F., mothers’ aid_____ __________ 109Bogue. R. H„ sulphoaluminates of calcium. 830,831Bogue Falia, La., Rivers and Harbors Bd. rp_. 80Bohstedt, G., linseed meal, etc_____________ 3,137Boilers:

coals in house-heating boilers, tests_______ 284marine boiler steel plates__________________ 999operation, care, and repair_____________ '.. 879rates on________ ______ 89,939

Boise irrigation project:Deadwood Dam_________________________ 1015water rights__________________________ 480, 714

Boise National Forest, adding lands___________ 466Boise Payette Lumber Co., lumber___________ 165Boise Valley Traction Co., freight rates_______ 163Bolivia:

alpacas of Bolivia__________________ 116descriptive article________________________ 116protocol, Bolivia and Paraguay_______ 670, 797

Boll weevils:cotton or weevils_____________ _____ _____ 694poisoning cotton boll weevil....... .............. 816weather and cotton boll weevil___________ 279

Boll-worms:corn earworm enemy of vetch_____________275ravages of corn earworm__________________ 140see also Pink boll-worm.

Bolling Field, bldg, for radio, etc., center.. 459, 620Bolster, Wilfred, exr., United States v___ ____ 174Bombing, aerial, training regulations......... ............901Bombyliidae, new species from India_________ 260Bona-Allen, Inc., tanning extract_____________ 37Bond, Charles F., receiver, v U. S___________ 874Bond, Henry H., letter to Amer, taxpayer____ 680Bond, Myron C., claim__________________ 603, 708Bond, Norman J., illiteracy____ _____ ______ 1012Bond & Nohl Co., salt_______________________ 862Bonds, rules of Mixed Claims Comn_____ 529,671

see also Bonds of officers—Bonds of United States— Securities—also names of companies, etc., issuing bonds.

Bonds of officers, companies acceptable as sureties, etc______ 191,897

Bonds of United States:on deposit.____ ______________ 58,128,192, 263,

330,412, 534,678,801,898, 977,1048 outstanding bonds and notes, market prices,

etc____ ______________ 58,129. 192, 263,330, 413, 535, 680, 802,898, 978,1049

postal savings bonds, information_________889registered, caveat list of bonds and notes... 58,

129,193. 263, 331,414, 535, 680, 802,899, 979,1049 special deposits of public moneys_________ 262Treasury bonds of 1940-43________________ 57

Bondurant, Kate R.:v. Lilburn Phelps_______________ ______ 173v. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance

Co..._ 173v. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York. 173

Bones, cranial, osteomyelitis______________ 980Bonham, Raphael P., misconduct, immigra-

tion___________________ 876Bonhomie & Hattiesburg Southern R. R_____ 504Boni, Gulf of, chart____________ 396Bonlee & Western Ry., abandonment ofline.. 234Bonner, Frank E., water powers of Calif_____ 371Bonnerville & Southwestern R. R., valuation. 238Bonus act, see World War adjusted compensa-

tion act.Bonwit, Teller & Co., cases_____________ 837,839Book of estimates, see Budget.Bookbinding leathers, analyses............................. 494

PageBooker, Hunter R., relief of estate___ 568,708,738Booker, Martha C., admx., relief_____ 568,708,738Bookkeeping and Warrants Division_____ 262,673Books:

copyrighted____________ 44, 110, 179, 247, 315,393, 514, 655, 781, 782, 877, 959, 1032

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927______________ 110for ship and station libraries, Navy_______ 113inclosures with books______________________ 663Library of Congress rules governing use___ 958survey of books in United States__________ 964

same (in Spanish)_____________________ 964tariff_____________________________ 599,736,835use in neuropsychiatric hospital___________ 980see also Children’s literature—Literature-

Reading—Text-books.Boom fittings, see Ship fittings.Boone, Daniel, monument at Fort Boonesboro. 732Boone fauna near Batesville, Ark_____________ 759Boonesboro, Fort, monument to Daniel Boone. 732Booth, John E., Lumber Corporation_______ 852Booth & Co., Inc., relief_____________________ 597Boots and shoes:

Government supplies, boots, shoes, slippers. 679Government supplies, shoe findings______ 679industry—

employment__________________________ 780in Great Britain_______________________ 701in Haverhill, Mass. (2 entries)_______ 654wages and hours_______________________ 512

selection and care of leather shoes__________ 203South African footwear trade, 1927_________ 214

Borah, William E. (Senator from Idaho): reports made by—

Foreign Relations Com_______ 479, 615,749Judiciary Com_______________________ 750

views—Judiciary Com________________________ 928

Borchard, Edwin, pact for war renunciation.. 470Bordeaux mixtures, commercial, value_________696Borden, A. D., fumigation of plants___________ 204Borden’s Farm Products Co., Inc_____________ 307Borg & Beck Co. v. United States____ 290,368,506Borglum, Frank, tuberculosis treatment_____ 1050Boring insects, see names of insects.Boring machinery:

perforaciones para dinamita. ____ _____ 116Boron deficiency, effect on tobacco______ 811,913Borongan, P. I., relief of certain natives... 411,674 Bosler, H. J., v. United States.................. ..............173Boss, Andrew, la estacion experimental_______ 661Boss prelim, general catalogue, corrections.... 656 Boston, Mass.:

air navigation map______ __________________133harbor, chart________ ________ 10harbor, tide table, 1929____________________ 433port limits extended, Executive order_____ 969rivers, etc., in district_____________________ 539

Boston, Pa., bridge______ ______ 358,477,725Boston & Albany R. R.:

as assignor—Central New England Ry. vs__________ 975

bonds____ _______________________________ 26rates on-

cast-iron....____ _________ 762cotton____ ______ 850cullet______ _____ 162duck, textile___________________________379glycerin______________________ 30sashes______________________ 1025wood-pulp______ ______ 866

switching charges________________________ 103United States vs. lessee________ 56,105,773,799

Boston & Maine R. R.:accident near Balloch, N. H....____ 168equipment trust__________________________ 26misrouting____ ______ 32rates____ __________ 500rates on—

broom handles________________________ 847chair-seat frames______________________ 848china-clay_____________________________ 848chip board____________________________ 498coal------------------------------------------------------ 299cocoa beans__________________________ 1017copper............................ 499cotton goods____________ 850granite____ __________________________ 1020

July-June 1079Page

Boston & Maine R. R.—Continued, rates on—Continued.

grapes_______leather______lumber______pipe--------------sand_________wall paper....

readjustment____United States »...

Boston Excelsior Co.:

_______ 1020________855________ 97________382________862________866________635507,868,1046

cotton..____ ________ 892wood___ ___________ 38

Boston Sand and Gravel Co. v. U. S____ 240,328Boston Wool Trade Association:

stoppage of goods in transit_______________ 36switching charges_________________________ 103

Botanic Garden, see National Botanic Garden.Botany, exploration in Honduras____ _______ 796Botany Worsted Mills vs. United States______ 529Botetourt Telephone Co. properties, sale_____ 89Bothnia, Gulf of, lights, etc_________________ _ 181Bottles:

case of Richard Hudnut___________________ 839rates on___________________________ 89,234,847

Boulder Dam, see Colorado River.Boundary waters, surveys_____________ 807Boundary Waters between United States and

Canada, International Joint Com-mission on, see International Joint Commission on Boundary Waters between United States and Canada.

Bounty land appeals, rules of practice......... .......... 157Bourgoin, J. P., & Co., granite____________ 30,854Bourne, Jonathan, equal opportunity for agric. 835 Boush Creek Land Corporation v. U. S............ 225,

386,507Boutell, Hugh G., manual of Standards Bur-— 831 Bovine tuberculosis, see Tuberculosis in animals.Bowditch, Nathaniel, American practical navi-

gator__________ ____ _ 249Bowdoin, Mont., repayment to purchasers of

lots----------------- 466,486, 561Bowen, Albert S., mobilization camps, etc___ 687Bowen, C. F., geology of Hanna, etc., basins.. 1013 Bowen, John T.:

fuel use in milk plants and creameries____ 989harvesting, etc., ice on farm________________ 139

Bower, Ward T., Alaska fishery and fur-seal industries__________214,434

Bowhall, Lottie A., pension______________ 456,708Bowie, John, relief___________________ 597, 708, 738Bowie, William, triangulation in Calif________ 346Bowles, Oliver:

asbestos in 1927_______ 556metallurgical limestone._____ ______________827

Bowman, David O., relief_____________________ 590Bowman, Frank L. (Representative from W.

Va.):reports made by—

District of Columbia Com____________ 449Bowman, George H., Co____ ________________ 153Box, John C. (Representative from Tex.):

reports made by—Claims Com______________ 446,447,448, 569Immigration and Naturalization Com. 573

Box Elder County, Utah, exchange of lands.. 466,627, 714

Boxes:packing boxes, Government supplies_______802rates on boxes______________________ 26,90,847secondhand boxes, practical uses___________ 993

Boxholders, rural, inquiries concerning_______ 1039Boxing:

to allow in Hawaii and Alaska________ 481,561to authorize in District of Columbia______ 571

Boy Scouts of America:loan of equipment for world jamboree. 928,1001 material for sea scout department________ 463,

623, 714report, 1927________ 79report, 1928________________________________ 923

Boyce, E. A., Co., Inc., vegetables___________ 950Boyce, J. S., deterioration of timber____________ 819Boyd, John A., v. United States______________ 648Boylan, John J. (Representative from N. Y.):

reports made by— Military Affairs Com.... ............ 359,459,

460, 461, 462, 585, 586, 587, 589, 733

PageBoyle, Wralter F., motion pictures____________ 702Boyle American Potato Co., potatoes_________946Boyle Valve Co., v. United States____________ 868Boynton, Alexander, relief.................. 597Boys:

forty books for boys and girls_____________ 758physical condition, effect of exercise_______681physical measurement studies........... ................979see also Adolescents.

Boys Work Conference, see International Boys Work Conference.

Bracken, Aaron F„ grains for Utah dry lands.. 550 Brackets in concrete frames, tests_________ 148,149Brackettville, Tex., First State Bank_________ 507Bradford Rig & Reel Co...._____ ____________ 945Bradley, James J., & Co.:

complaint, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn.. 841Federal Trade Commission v__________ 85,292

Bradley, John R., fuel and power in Canada.. 917 Bradley, R. L., v. United States__________ 368,648Bradley, Wilmot H.:

algae reefs, etc., Green River formation___ 844analcite and meerschaum beds___________ 1013

Bradstreet, Hobart, Inc.._____ ________________227Brady, A. Spates, coal-cars______________ 849,1017Brady, James E., v. United States..____ ______ 39Brady, Murray G., v. United States__________ 173Brady, William P., relief______________________ 586Brain:

calcification, etc., of dura__________ 804tuberculous abscess_______________________ 900

Brainerd, Heloise:higher education, Argentine Republic______788nuevas corrientes educativas en Ibero

America___________________________ 887public instruction, Uruguay_______________ 521

same (in Spanish)___________________ 1038Braintree, Mass., included in customs dist.......... 969Brakes:

cases—Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &

Omaha Ry________ _____ 939Northern Pacific Ry_____________ 762

increase in percentage of power brakes____ 26Braman, Winfred W., cattle______________ 271,421Brandes, E. W., sugar cane flower and seed__ 991Brandon, Ben F., Animal Husbandry Experi-

ment Farm_______________________908Brandon, Mary J., wool production__________ 273Branson, E. C., colonies of farm owners___ 496,635

Brassica oleracea, see Cabbage.Bratten, Joseph, relief________________________ 459Bratter, Herbert M., finance, Far East_______ 996Bratton, Sam G. (Senator from New Mexico):

paper presented by—indirect veto of an act of Congress.... 1046

sports made by—Indian Affairs Com............................. 479,616Public Lands and Surveys Com_____ 487,

627, 628 Brazil:

article on______ ______ 116automotive products, distribution centers. 214 chart______________________________________ 785coffee industry, brief facts____ _____ 117foodstuffs market__________________________ 702motion pictures,____________________ ;____ 997sanitary convention with Uruguay________ 537shells, fresh-water and marine bivalve____ 261

Brazil, Naval Mission to, see Naval Mission to Brazil.

Brazoria County, Tex., relief of hay growers.. 446,472,562

Brazos Island, harbor, report on project______ 80Brazos River entrance, chart_________________ 823Bread-baking industry, Fed. Trade Comn. rp. 292 Breathing:

tetany from overbreathing_____ _____ 1050Breathing apparatus, mine rescue_____________ 827Breeding:

bulls bred pure replace scrubs_____ ________201cattle in Alaska, brief history...........................548Cerion experiments at the Tortugas______ 795guinea pigs, inbred families_____ _______ 813horse breeding for farmers________________ 813see also Fish-culture.

Breese, J. L., medal_______ _____ _______ _ 464,563

1080 Index, 1928-1929

PageBrega, Marsa, chart__________________________ 786Bremerton, Wash., bridge____________ 455,562,612Brennan & Corrigan, Inc., automobiles______ 1015Brennan Packing Co., meat._______ ___________640Breton, Port, chart____________________________963Brewer, A. P., Lumber Co., lumber (2)________ 857Brewster, E. Franklin, ». Bert P. Gage___ 310,868Bribery, see Postmasters.Brice’s Cross Roads, Miss., battle field. 564,620,714Bricks:

augers, spacers, etc., for brick machines___ 351compressive and transverse strength... 706,830 rates on__________ 90,498,636,762,847, 939,1016walls, scum and efflorescence_____________ 77see also Fire-brick.

Bridge attachments and construction_________ 804Bridgeport, Tenn., bridge____________ 452,474,717Bridges:

extend times for commencing, etc________ 1001over navigable waters of U. S., list________ 266toll bridges, statement___________________ 470see also names of bridges—also names of

places where located or rivers or bodies of water to be bridged.

Briefcases, Government supplies............. ............679Briggman, James E., relief_____________________586Briggs, L. J., airfoils__________________________ 44Bright, Robert S., attorney, fee________________ 408Brighton quadrangle, Ill______________________ 158Brill’s disease, see Typhus fever.Bringas, Esperanza VelUzquez, see Velazquez

Bringas, Esperanza.Briquets:

fuel briquets in 1927.................. 75fuel briquets in 1928_____ 997

Bristol Bay, salmon fisheries____ ______________347Bristol Gift House___________________________ 931British, see Great Britain.British Columbia:

coiled basketry____________________________ 526light list_________________ 997pilot, supplement__________________________961

British Empire, see Great Britain.British Guiana, money-order post offices_____255British Honduras, money-order post offices___ 255British Islands, see Great Britain.British Isles, see Great Britain.British Petroleum Co., Ltd...... .................... 648British West Africa, yellow fever_____________ 130British West Indies, see West Indies.Britten, Fred A. (Representative from Ill.):

reports made by—

Britten, Rollo H.:illumination in Chicago post office________ 681occupational mortality in England, etc___ 193studies in physical development, etc______ 681

same, summary, in pub. health rps., v.43..____ __________ _____ ________ 415

Britton, C. E., mechanism of thunderstorm... 279Britton, Jesse J., relief________________________620Brizard, A., Inc., relief_________ ____ . 445,708,738Broad Top coal field, Pa., Pocono fauna______ 23Broadcasting, see Radio communication—Radio

stations.Broadway Savings Trust Co., v. U. S_________ 39Brockett, Paul:

bibliography of aeronautics, 1926___________ 394bibliography of aeronautics, 1927___________ 514

Broda, Rudolf:minimum wage legislation...____ __________654

same, abstract________________ 780Erode, Wallace R., spectral absorption of

monoazo dyes________________ 558, 706Broderick, Eva, relief__________________________604Broderick, T. M., copper deposits, Michigan.. 759Brogden & Trowbridge, food preservation____ 991Brombacher, W. G., altimeter_________________ 959Bromine in 1927_______________________________ 349Bromus marginatus, Puccinia glumarum_____ 7Bronchial asthma, see Asthma.Bronchiectasis, diagnosis______________________ 538Bronfam Coal Co., coal_______________________ 92Bronson, Adelbert E., patent appeal___________828Bronson, James D., trustee, case_______________313Bronze:

bearing bronzes with and without zinc____999railroad bearing bronzes, wear, etc____ 220,221

PageBrooding of chickens__________________________ 988Brooke, John A., case_________________________ 896Brooke, Mark, Jacksonville, Fla., dist________ 540Brooke, Sarah J., case_______ ______ 896Brookens, P. F.:

dairy and poultry statistics________________ 201dairy statistics___________________ 812grains-------------------------------------------------------- 138

Brookhart, Smith W. (Senator from Iowa):paper presented by—

freedom of the road____________________ 470reports made by—

Civil Service Com___________ 471,603,1006Claims Com_________________________ 1006Military Affairs Com________________ 366,

482,483,620,621,622Brooks, C. E. P.:

influence of Arctic ice_____ _______________ 913pressure anomaly, Northern Hemisphere.. 698

Brooks, C. S., Bacterium tularense in wood tick____________________979

Brooks, Charles:apple scald and its control_________________ 277diseases of apples in storage________________ 342peach-rot infection____________________ 337,697

Brooks, Charles F.:Meteor survey of south Atlantic Ocean___ 913severe winter in Europe, 1928-29__________ 913

Brooks, George M., & Co., poultry__________ 168Brooks, H. B., corona voltmeter__________ 222,223Brooks, Joseph J., jr., v. C. G. Lewellyn______242Brooks, Peter C., case___________________ 840,1010Brooks, Thomas E., bridge___________ 452,474,717Brooks, W. B., v. comnr. of internal revenue.. 1027Brooks Brothers, Inc., lumber_________________ 856Brooks Construction Co., sand________________ 384Brooksville & Inverness Ry.:

bonds_____________________________________ 297control by Seaboard Air Line Ry__________ 160

Broom handles, rates on_______________ 847Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers:

dispute, emergency board to investigate— proclamation creating_____________ 890report_________________________ 840

fire-box doors_____________________________ 765Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and En-

ginemen:dispute, emergency board to investigate—

proclamation creating__________________890report_________________________________ 840

Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, & PaperHangers of America, v. U. S_____ 105,

648,773Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen:

disputes, emergency boards to investigate— proclamations creating________ 258,890reports transmitting findings_____ 525,840

Brouard, Brother Arsene, see Arsene Brouard, Brother.

Broussard, Edwin S. (Senator from La.):reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com___________ 484,623,625Brower, Oswald A., v. United States_________ 953

Brown, Clara M., el metodo psicoldgico en la ensenanza...____ ____ 50

Brown, E., seed counter_______________________ 207Brown, E. W., chemical warfare_______________249

Brown, Edward A., Co., see Murphy, Thomas J., Co.

Brown, Emily C.: book and job printing industry_______ 513health of women in industry_____________ 958

Brown, Henry W., & Co., hay_______________ 766Brown, Herbert W„ exrs. v. U. S. (case 77). 310,530Brown, Hylton R., dust explosion prevention

in grinding equipment_ 5Brown, James L.:

foreign market for American products_____917law of industrial property, Argentina_____ 916

Brown, James M. E., reinstatement___________ 523Brown, John S., ground water in New Haven

area, Conn___________ 87Brown, Lewis L., v. United States_____________839Brown, Mabel L., relief_______________________ 459Brown, Nellie A., pocket disease of sugar beet. 200,

342

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Brown, Philip W., endamebiasis_________ 131,265Brown, Pomeroy, v. United States____________369Brown, Roland W., Green River formation___935Brown, Sanger, 2d, mental disease care_______ 983Brown, W. L., Beach Anglo-Egyptian Sudan

expedition____ _____ _____ ________ 795Brown, Wade H., laboratory research in

syphilis__________ 415,681Brown, Walter F., see Post Office Department.Brown Lumber Co., Inc____________________ 1009Brown Roberts Hardware & Supply Co., Ltd. 950Brown-tail moth, quarantine___________ ____ _ 200Brown University:

Department of Botany— rose diseases_______________________ 912

Browne, B. B., Produce, Inc., fruit___________ 30Brownville, Nebr., bridge.___________ 453,475,720

Brownwood, North & South Ry., valuation... 238Brownyard, F. W., misrouting_______________ 501Browse forage, see Forage and forage plants.Broxton, William:

dairy and poultry statistics........ ..............201farm animals and animal products________ 138fruits and vegetables_______________________138

Bruce, Annie, to pay__________________________ 590Bruce, Donald, forest stand tables________ 811,990Bruce, Frank, to pay widow___________________590Bruce, H. D., pigments (2 entries)_____________ 149Bruchomyinae, psychodid subfamily__________ 796Bruhn, William L., relief_____ ______ 459Bruja Point military reservation_______________ 123Brule Reservation, Lower, see Lower Brule

Reservation.Brundage, Avery, ». United States_____ ____ _ 310Brundage, Dean K.:

sickness, industrial employees____ 681,979sickness, public utility employees______ 59,264

Brunet, Walter M., gonorrhea in female______ 980Bruning, Mrs. Marion von, case_______________ 143Bruno, Antonio, v. United States_____________ 107Brunot, H. B., mine-type elec, equipment____ 997Brunswick, Ga., bell buoy___________ ________ 74Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.......... ............ .. 300Brush, Warren D.:

forest destruction in Michigan____________ 818selling black walnut timber_______________695

Brushes:carbon brushes and brush shunts__________ 351Government supplies____ _______ 679paint and varnish brushes_________________ 78

Brussels, Belgium, International Telegraph Conference_______ 126,894

Bruun, Johannes H., petroleum__________ 559, 706Bryan, A. Hugh, sorgo-sirup manufacture____ 274Bryan, Kirk, geology of reservoir and dam

sites__________ 495Bryant, George C., case................... ............ 328Bryant Paving Co__________________ 1017Bryce Canyon National Park, circular_________ 937Bryon, Edgar C., relief of next of kin_____ 604, 708Bubonic plague, ships’ rats and fleas___________ 803Buchanan, Sir George, yellow fever____________ 130Buchanan, L. L., trustee, road-rollers...______ 862Buchanan, LaForest L., North Amer, weevils. 1045 Buck, Robert C., bronchiectasis.._____ ________ 538Buck Mountains quadrangle, Ariz_____________ 845Buckingham, E., discharge coefficients of

orifices (2 entries)__________________ 706Buckley, John S., lymph glands of food ani-

mals_ 5,693Buckson, E. C., relief______ ______ 448,713Buckwaiter, J. R., Lumber Co., demurrage__ 851Buckwheat region, beekeeping_________________ 275Bucura, C„ gonorrhea in W’omen______________ 415Buddington, A. F., geology of Hyder and vicin-

ity, Alaska-............ ......... 934Budget:

European countries___________ 214farm budgeting......................................... 66Latin American___________________ 12medical supply depot supplies...... ................ 113Navy training course, budgeting__________ 318publications on budget accounting.......... .. 843United States—

budget for 1930.......... 411estimates, 70th Cong____________ 224,1005message of the President, 1930............ 411statements......................................................... 411

PageBudget Bureau________ ____________________ 128,

192,411,531, 674,801,897,977,1047 address of director—

business organization of Govt_________531report, 1928______________________ ________ 128see also Lord, Herbert M.

Buechel, F. A., poultry marketing in NewYork City___________ _____ ______ 987

Buell, W. E., bridge__________________ 455,562,612Buenos Aires, Argentina,m etropolis of Southern

Hemisphere_ 116Buffalo, N. Y., rivers, etc., in dist____________ 684Buffalo & Susquehanna R. R_________________ 302Buffalo County, Nebr., soil survey____________ 424Buffalo-head dance, of Fox Indians____________ 55Buffalo Northwestern R. R., bond................. 297Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry.:

rates on—coal_________ _________ 92pipe----------------------------------------- 1023pipe couplings________________________ 768

Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co___________________ 862Buffaloes:

rates on__________________________________ 847trichostrongylid worm from carabao_______ 326

Bugler, Army training regulations________ 333,539Bugs, see names of bugs.Buhl, Idaho, see Citizens State Bank of Buhl,

Idaho.Buhmann, Christ, bridge...... .............. 578, 744Building:

accidents in construction industry________ 513apartment house construction______ ____ 1031codes, publications of Commerce Dept-. 77, 220 construction developments during 1927.... 215 cost of dwellings in large cities____________ 314cost of material and labor_____________ 512,513expenditures for building operations_____ 1031permits in principal cities____________512,1031safety specifications in New York____ _ . 958

Building and Housing Division____ 77,215,220,707Building-blocks, rates on___________ 498Building Code Committee, plumbing__________707Building materials:

developments during 1927__________________215Government supplies______________________ 802rates on________ _____________________ 160,847relative cost of material and labor_____512,513see also Oil-refinery construction materi-

als— also names of materials.Buildings, see Public buildings—also names

of places where located.Buildings Commission, Foreign Service, see

Foreign Service Buildings Com-mission.

Bulbs:growing in Alaska...____ __________________204narcissus, quarantine..................... 4

Bulgaria, treaties with U. S. (2 entries)_______ 669Bullard, George A., anaesthetics, history........... 980Bullard, Robert L., advancement______________359Bulletins, see Farmers’ bulletins—also names

of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing bulletins—also subjects.

Bullheads, food of____________________________ 146Bullis, Camp, purchase of land near______ 366,441Bulls:

bred pure replace scrubs____ ______ 201dairy, care and management.......... .............. 203

Bulman, Grace M., American Dietetic Asso-ciation convention____ 804

Bulwinkle, Alfred L. (Representative fromN. C.):

reports made by—Claims Com__________________ 447,569,571

Bungs, rates on____ _____________________ 297Bunker, Charles W., tularemia___________ 248,318Bunn, Charles W., L. W. Willcuts v____ _____951Bunting, master specification_________________ 920Bunyea, Hubert, bovine leukemia________ 811,909Buoys, see names of places where located.Buprestid beetles, genus Agrilus_______ _____ 527Bur clover, see Clover.Burbank, W. S., copper deposits, Mich______ 759Burch, D. 8.:

bulls bred pure replace scrubs_____ ____ _ 201grading up beef cattle...................... 201

Burch, Harold A., boot and shoe industry and trade, Great Britian......... .701

1082 Index, 1928-1929

PageBurch, Md., bridge............................. 581,611,722,747Burchard, E. D., water supply of Hawaii____ 759Burden, Smith & Co., United States v________868Burdick, Clark (Representative from R. I.):

reports made by—. Naval Affairs Com___ 463,464,590,591,592

Burdick Mercantile Co., wheat_____ ____ ____171Bureaus, see Government offices—also names of

bureaus.Bureiga, Marsa, see Brega, Marsa.Burgess, George K., international temperature

scale.____ _________ ___________ 222,223see also Standards Bureau.

Burgess, Iva M., beans, pigment patterns.. 271,421 Burgwald, L. H., cleaning milking machines.. 275 Burial cave in Kentucky.. __________________ 796Burke, H. E., Pacific flathead borer__________ 548Burke, J. Edward, relief______________ 445,708,738Burke, R. T. Avon, soil, Greene Co., Ala_____910Burkesville, Ky„ bridge______ ______ 452,715,742Burket, John, relief____________ 459Burkett, Edward A., relief____________________ 586Burkett, John T., case_________________________387Burkhalter, F., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc___ 155Burlap bags, rates on___________________ 26,90,636Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Assoc.:

misrouting______________________________ 1022tobacco..____ ____________________________ 949

Burlington, Muscatine & Northwestern Ry.: stock_________________ 26switching charges__________________________771

Burlington South Chicago Terminal R. R_____ 939Burma, summary of earthworm fauna_______ 1044Burnelli, Vincent J., patent appeal____________ 437Burnett, Alfred E., Hawaii, immigration______ 876Burnett, J. T., bridge________________ 579, 610,719Burnham, C. R., beans, pigment patterns^. 271,421 Burnham Boiler Corporation, boilers_________ 89Burnham double stars, measurement__________ 656Burns, C. G., potatoes________________________ 860Burns, Frank N., United Fuel Gas Co. vs____ 529Burns, John C., funeral expenses, etc_______ ... 565Burns, Keivin, standard solar wave lengths. 221,223 Burns, Lillian, to pay_________ ____ _________ 565Burns, Warren E., case______________________ 773Burns Telephone Co. properties, sale_________ 297Burnside, Ky., bridges___________ 452, 715,742, 743Burroughs, Alan, paintings, X-ray exam______260Burroughs Adding Machine Co______________ 296Burruss, Frank M., bridge___________ 579, 720, 745Burt, Clarence E., captain on retired list.. 441,482 Burt, George J., rag-doll seed tester_______ 207,991Burt, Joseph F., motion pictures.. ______ 997Burtness, Olger B. (Representative from N.

Dak.):reports made by—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com........... 451,454,581

Burton, Robert J., warrant officer, Army_____ 732Burton, Theodore E. (Senator from Ohio):

paper presented by— year’s progress in peace................. 1005

Burton, Walter C., relief____________ ____ 471, 560Burton Mound exploration, Santa Barbara... 1043 Busbey, Rowena M., employment___________ 122Bush, G. A., correspondence manual_________ 555Bush, Geo. S., & Co., Inc., U. S. v.____ _____ 83Bushnell, David I., Jr.:

drawing by Jacques Lemoyne de Morgues. 124Friedrich Kurz, artist-explorer____________ 260

Bushnell, T. M., soil of Harris County, Tex... 208 Bushong, Robert G. (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Claims Com______ 446,448, 568,569, 570, 729

Business:how to use current statistics______________ 9record book of business statistics__________822service of official statistics________________ 245survey of current business.............9,71,144,

210, 280,345, 432,552,699, 822,915,994 weekly supplement_____________ 9,71,144,

210,280, 345,432, 552, 699,822,915,994see also Executive Departments.

Business administration, naval hospitals...........248Business education, see Commercial education.Business reply cards:

distribution and return____________ ._____1038miscellaneous regulations_____________ 185,888no extraneous matter on__________________ 253

PageBusiness reply cards—Continued,

not to be placed in direct packages.. .. 254postage rate on double cards______________ 790prepared for return via air mail__________ 1038rates chargeable after Oct. 1, 1928.............. 253undeliverable cards, improper return_____ 186

Business reply envelopes, see Envelopes.Buskirk, Mary A., trustees v. United States

(case J-295)_ 290,508Busse Brick Co., bricks_______________________ 636Bussey, Arthur, v. United States_______ _ 152,868Bussey, James S., jr., trustee, case__________ 31,854Butane, carburation of combustible gas............ . 919Butler, B. S., copper deposits of Mich________ 759Butler, C. S., primitive syphilis___________ 46,113Butler, Charles R., patent appeal....... .......... 437Butler, John R., relief____________________ 620,708Butler, John S., Seattle, Wash., dist__________807Butler, L. F., ammonia, injury to onions, etc... 271,

428Butler Brothers, cotton goods________________ 764Butler County R. R., rates on coal__________ 161Butler Manufacturing Co., tanks._____________771But on Strait, chart______________________ 396Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ry.:

rates on-acid phosphate_______________________ 938poles________________ ____ ______ ..... 168

valuation_________________________________ 90Butter:

grading, certification, etc_________________ 138making on farm_____ _____________________ 424rates on______________________ 26,90,847see also Oleomargarin.

Butterflies, District of Columbia_____________ 796see also Lepidoptera.

Buttolph, William A., case...._______________ 105Buzard, Edwin J., United States v___________ 952By-products, fishery, U. S. and Alaska_______ 824Byers, Howard W., David H. Blair v_________868Byng Inlet, chart___________________________ 1034Byram, Thomas P., relief________________ 708,739Byrne, Leo J., relief__________________ 445,708, 739Byrnes, James C., jr., v. United States________290

C

C-class airships, see Airships.C. O. D., see Collect-on-delivery.Cabbage:

rates on_______________ 297,636,1016resistance to yellows____________ _____ 200,427

Cabbage bugs, see Harlequin cabbage bug.Cabbage frames, rates on_____________________ 90Cabbage worm and its control_________ ____ _ 425Cabincreek, W. Va., bridge____________ 1001,1006Cabinet officers, see Executive Departments.Cabinets:

cigarette cabinet for ward use______________ 980rates on radio cabinets____________________ 947rates on steel cabinets_____________________ 949

Cabins of airplanes, soundproofing____ 707,831,921Cable, Louella E., food of bullheads____ _____ 146Cables (submarine):

chart____ ______ 962company records, destruction_________171,949

Cacao, see Chocolate—Cocoa.Cache National Forest, addition_______________ 486Cadets, see Air Corps—Coast Guard—Military

Academy, West Point—Naval Aca- •demy, Annapolis.

Cadiz Bay, chart___________________ _______ _ 396Cadiz Harbor, Spain, chart....................... 396Cadmium in 1927___________________ ________ 703Cady Lumber Corporation, lumber___________1021Caesar, Julius, epileptic_______________________ 804Caesium, recombination spectra of ions and

electrons_ 439,706Cahn, Rudolf E., motion pictures_____________ 997Cairo, Ill.:

bridge across Mississippi River___________ 719bridge across Ohio River_________ 580,721,746

Cairo Bridge & Terminal Co., bridge_________ 719Cairo Syrup Co., molasses______________ 166Calcification of dura of brain________________ 804Calcium:

in diet, short method of calculating........... 696treatment of bronchial asthma___________ 1050

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Calcium aluminate, reaction of water on______ 351Calcium chloride in 1927______________________ 349Calcium sulphoaluminates_______________ 830,831Calculus, ureteral, report of case_____ ________ 538Calcutta Zoological Garden animals___________ 893Caldine, Ernest, admr., ease____ ______________ 409Caldine, Harold E., case of admr............. . ............409Caldwell, Frank W., airfoils__________________ 61Caldwell, Joseph S.:

farm manufacture of apple juice__________ 342peaches for ice cream__________________ 68,991

Caldwell & Taylor, benzol.............................. .. 89,762Calendar:

progresso na simplificacao do calendario... 965, 1037

same (in Spanish)___ _____ 965standardizing tropical year___________ 560,830

Calendaring of manuscripts___________________ 247Calendars:

titles held calendar, 1929_____ 514Calendars (of business), see Court of Appeals,

D. C.—Court of Claims—House of Representatives — Senate — also names of certain Congressional com-mittees.

Caleta Carolina, chart___________ _______ _____396Calf, see Calves.Calhoun, Crede H., admr., v. U. S____________ 40Calhoun County, Ga., soil survey____________ 546California:

Bacterium tularense in wood tick__________ 979cases before Supreme Court__________ 328,896census of agriculture, 1925__________________210coast pilot, supplement........ .................... 433district courts, boundaries, etc________ 716,750Extension Service—

cleaning and treating of seed wheat___ 548gold, silver, etc., historical summary______ 827gold, silver, etc., mine report.____ _________436Hessian fly____ _____ 275industria frutera______________ 887,1038Industrial Accident Commission—

London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd., vs_ _________ __________ 896

lands—opened to homestead entry________ 52,122right of way for tramway______________ 792withdrawn from settlement, etc_____ 1040

mail trains, schedules_________ 256,401,665,890map, post route___________________________ 665marketing grapes............................... 66Mining Bureau—

Mother Lode system________________ 1013Mother Lode system...____ ____________ 1013mussel poisoning____ _____________________ 882oil shale in producing oil field_____________ 759publications on, for sale by supt. of docs.__373Railroad Commission—

Sutter Butte Canal Co. vs............. 896 salamander from southern California_____ 527triangulation, old and new_________________346vs. K. Tashiro____ _________ 328water powers, report to Fed. Power Comn. 371 water supply, Pacific slope basins. 23,232,1013

California Agricultural Experiment Station: agronomic characters in rice_______ _ 7soil surveys—

Auburn area__________ 814Bishop area_______ _____ 424Coachella Valley area_____________ 814Gilroy area......................... 815Hollister area__________ 815

California Cooperative Canneries_____________ 106,127,310,311,975

California Dfibris Commission______ _____ 807annual report, 1928_____ 807

California Dressed Beef Co____________________ 297California Fruit Exchange___________________ 1019California Growers’ and Shippers’ Protective

League:Ann Arbor R. R. v........... 772fruit________________ ______ __________ _ 30

California, Gulf of, chart_____________________ 47California, Lower, see Lower California.California Peach & Fig Growers, lumber_____ 236

PageCalifornia University, see California Agricultur-

al Experiment Station.California Western R. R. & Navigation Co., val-

uation____________ 90California White & Sugar Pine Mfrs. Assoc... 165California Wine Assoc, of New York, Inc_____ 106

Callahan, Daniel F.: labor laws and legislation_________ ... 1031labor legislation of 1927_____________________513

Callahan, Francis X., relief___________ 459,620,708Callao Bay, chart______________ 396Callao Harbor, Peru, chart____________________ 396Calliope Dock, chart_____________ 962Callis, H. A.:

allergy in disease______________________ 59intestinal tuberculosis in adults____________ 804

Caloosahatchee River, drainage area___________ 609Calumet Baking Powder Co____ ____________ 25Calumet River, bridge___________________ 714,730

see also Grand Calumet River—Little Calumet River.

Calusa Indians of southwestern Florida_______796Calves:

fattening beef calves______ ____ ______ 693grades of vealers, etc., standards__________ 138growth and development of beef calf______ 273market classes and grades_________________ 4

Calvin, Jeannette M., clocks, etc., trade______ 282Camarones Bay, chart..____ ___________________396Cambrian period:

fossils from Mohave Desert__ ______ 55geology and paleontology__________________ 189geology of Rocky Mountains______________ 795

Cambridge Loan and Building Co____ 173,241,328Camden, N. J., chart of waterfront___________ 554Camden County, N. C., soil survey_____ ____ 814Camerer, C. B., adjustable headrest__________ 46Cameron County, Tex., soil survey______ ____ 693Cameron, Joyce & Co., contractors’ outfits___ 161Cammack, F. R., neufchatel and cream cheese. 203 Camp, see name of camp.Camp Manufacturing Co.:

Camp Perry, Ohio, see Small Arms Firing School, Camp Perry.

Campaign expenditures:candidates for membership of Senate-

hearings..._ _________________ 225,614reports..____ ____________________ .... 614

Presidential candidates— hearings................ 367reports____ ____________ 485,751

report of select committee of House.............728Campaign Expenditures, Select Committee to

Investigate, House:report_________ ______ ___________________ 728

Campbell, A. J., fracture of left tibia_________ 980Campbell, John J., relief_________ _______ 482,708Camps, see Military camps—Prison camps—

also name of camp, or place where located.

Canada:bridge across St. John River______ 455,612,723Christmas trees, etc., quarantine........... ........ 4diversion of commerce to Canadian ports.. 669 fuel and power, reference to Amer, coal___ 917health departments of provinces................... 979Indians, culture_______________ 796light list____ _________________ 826loan corporations__________________________ 826marketing flashlights and batteries_______ 348markets for hand tools._______ ____________ 13money-order post offices___________________ 255old-age pensions, bibliography............. 654,781pre-Devonian paleozoic formations________189public service retirement system____ _____ 877

same, summary__________________ 876,877radio broadcasting interference by ships... 126radio experimental stations_______________ 894rates on agricultural products—

comparison with U. S. rates............. .. 737propriety of similar U. S. rates________376

trading under laws of Canada_____ _______ 12Canada Southern Bridge Co.............. ......................939

1084 Index, 1928-1929

PageCanada thistle:

eradication methods_____ ____ _____ 7,819eradication with chlorates, etc............ 65,199

Canadian National Railway: rates on-

window shades............... ................. 309wood-pulp_________________ _________ 866

Canadian National Railways: rates on—

coal___________ 28fish___________________________________ 638wood-pulp__________________ 386

Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd., petroleum.__ 33Canadian Pacific Ry.:

lease of line____________________________ 847rates on lumber______________________ 303,856United States v............................ 839

Canadian River: bridge at Francis, Okla_ _____ 714,730,741waters, consent to compact____ ... 481,723,727

Canal, see name of canal.Canal record, see Panama Canal record.Canal Zone, Isthmus of Panama, see Panama

Canal (zone).Canal Zone Medical Association, see Medical

Association of Isthmian Canal Zone.

Canals, see Inland waterways—also names of canals or places where located.

Canaries, care and management_______________ 813Canary Islands, east Atlantic pilot____ _______ 1033Cancer:

electric currents, action upon sarcoma____ 58mule-spinners’ cancer_________________ 178,315unusual case of carcinomatosis____________ 194

Candy, rates on_____ _______________________ 1016Cane Belt R. R., construction of line_________ 636Canned food, see Canning and preserving—

Packing-house products—also name of special food.

Cannelton, Ind., bridge______________ 580,611,721Canning and preserving:

fish for canning as sardines, preparation... 214maize, rel. of kernel density to quality____ 277peaches for manufacture of ice cream.... 68,991 publications for sale_____________ ____ 230,933scalding, precooking, and chilling_________ 277

Cannon:donate to Phoenix, Ariz__________ 589,622,722powder blending unit, Picatinny Arsenal.. 360 see also Ordnance.

Cannon Falls, Minn., address of President Coolidge_____ _ 51

Canopus, U. S. 8.:food poisoning outbreak on board_________517

Cans, rates on_______________ 160,297,377,636,1016see also Fiber-board cans.

Canton, Ky., bridge__________________ 452,715,742Canton, S. Dak., water supply problems_____ 935Canton & Carthage R. R.:

acquisition and operation of line___________ 297operation under trackage rights____________ 848

Canton Railroad, rates on cocoa-bean shells.... 92Canton River Delta chart_________ 518Canty, George R., European motion-picture

industry_ 826Cape, see name of cape.Cape Fear River, examination and survey........ 982Cape Girardeau Northern Ry_________________ 943Cape Town, Union of South Africa, chart____ 659Cape Verde Islands, east Atlantic pilot______ 1033Capes, see names of capes.Capillarity:

softwoods, capillary structure_________ 545,695soil moisture, capillary potential______ 421, 692

Capital City Stoneware Co., stoneware_______ 645Capital Park Commission, see National Capital

Park and Planning Commission.Capitalization, etc., of railways, 1928 __________861Capitol:

enlarging Capitol grounds—hearings........................... 486law...__________ 714report............... .................. 486

power plant, estimate......... ’....................... 430statue of Andrew Jackson, Statuary Hall.. 707

Capitol, Architect of, see Architect of Capitol.Capons, see Poultry.

PageCapper, Arthur (Senator from Kans.):

papers presented by-deforested America...._______________ 737merger of street railways______________ 364

reports made by—Claims Com_____________________ 603, 604,

605, 606, 608, 609, 738, 739, 740, 741District of Columbia Com. 477,613,614, 748

views—Agriculture and Forestry Com_______ 363

Capps, Stephen R., Skwentna region, Alaska.. 759 Capriformes collected by Albatross___________ 797Capshaw, Fred, W. A. Frost vs............... 671 Car-couplings, case of Southern Pacific Co____ 762Car-trucks, rates on__________________________ 26Carabao, see Buffaloes.Carabao mango, see Mango.Caracas, metropolis of Venezuela_____ •_______ 116Caracas Bay, chart__________________ ____ 115, 785Caracoles meteorological station______________ 279Caraway, T. H. (Senator from Ark.):

minority views—Judiciary Com_______________________ 928

reports made by—Claims Com........ . ................... .................... 603,

604,606,608, 609, 739, 740, 741 Carbohydrate distribution, tomato plants. 811,987 Carbolic acid, rates on________________________939

Carbon basin, Wyo., geology, coal, etc.............1013Carbon black:

produced from natural gas in 1927________ 75rates on...______ 297

Carbon brushes, elimination of waste______ 351Carbon County, Wyo., geology, etc______ 760,1013Carbon dioxid:

Ophiobolus graminis, growth_______ 271,428refrigeration sin humedad o hielo seco______119

Carbon disulphid:as insecticide__________________________ 204rates on............... .................. 26

Carbon monoxid, see Automobile exhaust gas.Carbon steel, see Steel.Carbonates, see Barium carbonate—Lead car-

bonate. Carboniferous period, Pocono fauna of Broad

Top coal field_____ _______ _____ _ 23Carburetion:

of combustible gas____________________ 919runs on Curtiss GV-1570 engines........... .. 982

Carbury, N. Dak., port in customs dist______ 1041Carcinomatosis, see Cancer.Card Division, Library of Congress__________ 246,

393, 514,1032Cardareva quadrangle, Mo_____ _____________ 87Cardiac, see Heart.Cardozo, Ramon I., public instruction in Para-

guay___________________ 662Cards, see Business reply cards—Catalogue

cards—Greeting cards—Postal cards.Carey, Charles J., attorney, fee..._____ ______ 407Carey, Emerson, Fibre Products Co__________949Carey, Philip, Company:

building materials_____________ ______ 160complaint, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn... 492

Carey, Philip, Manufacturing Co____________ 492Carey-Reed Co., cement______________________ 762Caribbean Sea, chart____________________ 396Caribou National Forest, ranger station______ 188Carlisle, Chester L., idiopathic epilepsy... 804,900Carlisle Commission Co., relief_______ 468,560,604Carlton, Elgan II., patent appeal______________ 704Carlton Soap Co., Inc_________________________ 841Carman Distributing Co______________________ 939Carnegie, Andrew, unveiling of bust___________ 788Carnegie Steel Co., baling ties........................ 89Carney, B. J., & Co., poles____________________ 188Carolina & Georgia Ry., bonds________________ 377Carolina Bagging Co., bagging________________ 938Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.:

bonds... .............. 762rates on coal......................... 378

Carolina Southern Ry., securities_____________ 90Caroline Islands, charts........... ........... ............. 181,182Carondelet, Mo., bridge______________ 578, 610, 719Carpenter, C. F., monuments_________________ 304Carpenter, C. G.:

field crops other than grains............................... 201grains.................... 138

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Carpenter, E. J., soil survey_______________67,815Carpenter, R. B., relief___________________ 448, 713Carpenter Oil Co., gasoline___________________ 30Carpenter Paper Co., pulp board_____________947Carpet beetles and their control____ ________ 425Carpinter & Baker, case______________________ 387Carr, B. W., editor, Veterans’ Bureau medical

bulletin_______ 59,131,194,265, 415, 537, 538,804, 900,980,1050

Carr, Charles D., case________________________ 241Carre, Frank L., exr., v. United States.......... .. 40Carrier, Lyman, lespedeza as forage crop_____ 696Carriers:

aids, gifts, etc., valuation order 16________ 1027list of corporate names, supplement_______ 498military passenger agreement__________ 62,196see also Railroads—Steamboats—Street-rail-

roads— also Shipping.Carroll, Burt H., photographic emulsions (2).. 222Carroll, Kelso A., hospitalization in veterans’

PageCatalogue cards—C ontinued.

Library of Congress—Continued, medical publications_______________246

Smithsonian, etc., publications----------- 393Catalogue Division, Library of Congress--------- 43,

246,393,655,877,958Catalogues:

Coast and Geodetic Surv. charts, etc-------- 72,145,823

Coast Guard store in New York_________ 1048coins of United States____________________ 414copyright entries_____________ 44,110,179,247,

315,393, 514, 655,781,782,877,959,1032change in prices______________________ 44

hospital__________________________ 265Carroll, Mitchell B., revenue act aids foreign

trade_________________ 702Carroll, Thomas, flight tests, no. 10 cowling__ 959Carroll Electric Co. v. United States___________ 773Carrollton, Ky., bridge_______________ 580,611,722Carruthers, Lemuel A.:

financial statistics of cities, 1926____________ 281financial statistics of States, 1927___________ 915marriage and divorce, 1927_________________ 994

Cars, see Coal-cars—Dump cars—Freight-cars— Mail-cars — Peddler refrigerator- cars—Railroad-cars.

Carson, F. T., measuring bulk of paper_______ 999Carson, M. H., surface water supply, Hawaii.. 759Carson National Forest, land withdrawn_____ 53Carson Petroleum Co. vs. Leon C. Vial, etc___ 896Cartel movement, international______________ 701Carter, George H., see Government Printing

Office.Carter, Harry G.:

dense fogs at Lincoln, Nebr_______________ 209evaporation from rain gages______________ 913

Carter, W. T., soil of west-central Tex________ 142Carters Creek, examination and survey_______ 540Cartwright, Wilburn (Representative from

Okla.):report made by—

Indian Affairs Com................................. 574Caruso, Rinella, Battaglia Co., Inc.:

peaches______________ 33strawberries_______________________________ 504vegetables________________________________ 866

Carver, Amos D., United States v___ 310,530Carville, La., levee through hospital res.. 576,610

see also National Home for Lepers, Carville.Cary, Austin, good naval-stores practice_______ 911Caryl, R. E., pruning citrus trees_____________ 278Cascade Timber Co., poles___ _____ 502Casehardening, normal, etc., steel_ 221,222,223Casey, John J., payment of widow___________ 1002Casey, William J., relief____________ 604,708Cash Feed Co., hay__________________________ 854Cash-on-delivery, see Collect-on-delivery.Cassidy, William, relief___________ 459,604,708Cassville, Ga., monument_____________________ 587Cast-iron:

oxygen determination..______ _________ 287,288production of pig iron in 1927______________ 349rates on______________ ____________ 27,377,762

Cast steel, see Steel.Castillo, Esteban, classified status____________ 52Castleberry, Albert D., relief._________________ 586Castlio, Margaret, nurse’s narrative report____ 804Castner, Curran & Bullitt, Inc________ 19,311,929Castor, Thomas, lymph glands of food animals. 5,

693Castrating and docking lambs____________ ■___ 202Casualties, World War, from gas, etc_________ 417

see also Accidents, and references.

Hydrographic Office, etc., charts— index to station catalogues________ 658issued to vessels on Asiatic Station.__ 518

immigration service books and blanks-------512inclosures with catalogues in mails________ 663internal-revenue stamps___________________ 331library of Surgeon General’s Office, Army.. 334 miniatures, etc., by E. G. Malbone—.... 796

correction of entry_________________ 906ordnance catalogue_______________________ 62,

134,268,334, 542, 687, 808,903,984 protozoa reported for man_________________ 900public documents—

1927-28, index to monthly catalogue----- 4941928, monthly catalogue---------------------- 21,

86,156,230,293,373,494 1929, monthly catalogue------ --------------- 633,

757,843,933,1012 rates on industrial catalogues-------------- 297,377stores carried at navy yards--------------------- 252,

398, 886,887,1037title-page and information supplement. 252

subject headings, L. C., additions, etc----- 43,246,393, 655,958

supply catalogue, Signal Corps-------- -------- 687Wright whirlwind engines________________ 133

Cataloguing: manuscripts___________________________ 247periodicals--------- ------------ 655publications of Masonic bodies_____________877serial publications of societies, etc__________ 877

Catarrhal fever outbreak, Great Lakes, Ill------ 882Catasauqua & Fogelsville R. R., control______636Caterpillar tractors, see Tractors.Cates, Eunice M., occupational therapy______ 265Catholic Church, see Roman Catholic Church.Cattle:

and pampas__________________________ 117bedding for cattle, rates on------------- 89,297,377beef cattle-

barns___________________ ____ _________ 201

Casualty and Surety Underwriters, National Bureau of, see National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters.

Catalogue cards:Library of Congress-

educational literature___ _____ ___1032Government documents................. .......... 1032

breeds____________________________ 273,909grading up at Sni-a-Bar Farms------------201gr'ass and grain gains favor_____________ 201judging_______________ 201on farm________________________________273production on farm___________________ 988silage__________________________________ 340

breeding in Alaska, brief history----------------- 548browse forage summer range_______________ 990cooperative livestock shipping assoc---------- 200crop and livestock reports------------------------- 66,

138,422, 546,692,812,987 dairy cattle—

breeds________________________________ 203fasting, effects upon digestion________ 3,545judging------------------ 275silage_______________________ 340

driveways over mineral lands_________ 466,562food animals and meat consumption_______ 909garrapata o ganado_________________________965health, maintaining in transit______________988importation, regulations_____ ______________907importation, to correct act____________ 444,567interstate movement of livestock___________ 273leukemia, experimental studies......... .. 811,909livestock review for 1927___________________ 138los parasites del ganado en la America

Latina_____________________________ 399lymph glands of food animals___________5,693metabolism in relation to nutrition___ 271,421parasites, calendar_________________ ____ _ 5production methods in the Southwest......... 67

75341—29------ 3

1086 Index, 1928-1929

Cattle-Continued. gpublications—

for sale, on farm animals_____ 230 933of Agriculture Department ’ 4

quarantine of livestock, A. I. B. orders' 271 337,421,545,691,907

quarantine of livestock, by States_________601range plants not poisonous to livestock 338 rates on (decisions of I. C. C.) _ 27

. 90, 297,298,377,498,636', 84'8,1016rates similar to Canadian_____ . _ 37grouting livestock____________ ”Z"""'i61 503slaughter, standards for grades____________ ’ 201standards for livestock, advantages_______ 692statistics of farm animals_______ 138teeth, determining age by.——"""—’ 4 trespass on Indian lands, penalties, etc "’ 450 tuberculosis-

detection, control, & eradication______ 273war map of tuberculosis of livestock 339

ways to save young livestock___ 909weights, accuracy___________________ I"” 4see also Bulls—Calves—Cows—Steers—also

Food for cattle—Stockyards.Cattle scab, see Scabies in animals. Cattle-tick:

gan-apata o ganado_______ * gggspinose ear tick_________________........ 813

Catz American Shipping Co., Inc., cases______ 108cauda equina, case of tumor involving 804 Caustic poisons, see Poisons.Caustic soda, rates on____________________ 102gCavalry training regulations____""” 683,806,901Cavanagh, Jeanne:

agricultural statistics_________ • 13gdairy and poultry statistics.. 201dairy statistics________________ 812farm animals and animal products......... 138 held crops other than grains. _ 201fruits and vegetables.... 13ggrains____________________ .”— 138

Caveat list of U. S. registered bonds and notes--------- 58,129,193,263,

c . 331,414,535,680,802,899,979,1049

burial cave in Kentucky__________exploration of Haitian caves____

Cayetano Bay, chart________________ ’Cecha, A. H., choked' disk in diagnosis Cecil, Cornelia V., v. United States cedar Point Bridge Co., bridge Cedar River, chart_______________Cedar Street Warehouse & Storage Co. Celebes,[chart of coastCelestite from southern UtahCells: ———.

-----------796-----------795-----------660-----------516.... 290,507 456,477,562 -----------267-----------368-----------396---------- 527

basophilic red cells in lead poisoning 43 citrus, cytological study___________ §11 990embryonic, and blood in dementia praecox ’ 537 Puccima glumarum, cytological study____ 7tissue, action of electric currents__________ 58

Cellules:effect of arrangement on autorotation 266™ high and low incidence_________________902

Celluloid-acetone solution, plaster models_____265

production in 1927. 43grates on. .... 27,91, 298,378,'498,*762,'§48,’1016 world trade in Portland cement___________ 74

Cement Gun Co. v. comnr. of internal rev- ' enue.______ ______ 755

Cement sacks, rates on... 20gCemeteries:

in Europe, mothers, etc., to visit- hearing___ ____ _____ __________ 622law----------------------------------- ------------------720

see also names of cemeteries or places where located.

Census:fifteenth decennial census—

expenses______ 804hearings------------------—“"”"”"'728,836law. ------------------------------- 1001reports---------------- 363,836,1002,1003,1004supervisors, instructions____ 915

matter in mails________________ 053publications for sale______ I. ”85 933see also names.of articles,[States, etc.

PageCensus Bureau______________________ 8 70 143

210, 280,34'5', 431,55'2,699',’822,’915,994report, 1928_____________ 281

Census Committee, House: hearings____________________ 728minority views________ —”” 445reports____________________________________ 445

Census monographs series__________________ 2" 281Center Market, Washington, D. C., opera-

tion 4X1; - ------ 1J •, -------------------114

Central America:budgets____________ 12chart--------------------------------------———— 962marketing flash lights and batteries_______ 348markets for electrical equipment__________ 12northers of Central American region______ 518pilot, east coast, supplement_______________ 784pilot, west coast, supplement_____ _ . 884see also Latin America.

Central American waters, pilot chart 47,114, 182, 250, 319, 397, 518, 660, 786, 885,963,1035.

Central Commercial Co., sugar_______________ 864Central Executive Council, Inter-American

High Commission____ _________413,535Central Indiana Ry.:

abandonment of lines_________________ 234,636rates on coal_________________________________ ’ 940

Central National Bank___________ _____ ...... 408Central New England Ry...._____ ________ " 975Central of Georgia Ry.:

bonds------------------------------------------------ 636,1016rates on—

bricks______________________ 847fuel-oil----------------------------------------------- 1019hides---------------------------------------------------- 943peaches_______________________________ 33pipe------------------------------------------------------860potatoes______________________________860

Central Pacific Ry.: construction of extension_____________ 636land in San Joaquin County, Calif. 467,628, 723

Central Railroad of New Jersey: acquisition of control_________________ 160freight rates______________________________ 852rates on—

brass_________________________________377coal____________ _________ ____ _____ _ 91copper------------------------------------------------ 499enameled ware______________________ 1019sand---------------------------------------------------- 35slag----------------------------------------------------- 170solder_________________________________ 384soluble glass__________________ 645

. staves--------------------------------------------------- 863terra cotta_____________________ 772wool---------------------------------------------------- 104

train-stop device__________________________ 949valuation________________________________ 1016

Central Railroad of South Carolina, valuation. 376Central Railway of Arkansas__________________ 161Central State Bank of Connersville, Ind_____ 1028Central States:

farm products, prices through 1925_______ 137silver, copper, lead, and zinc______________437

Central Survey Committee___________________ 363Central Vermont Ry.:

rates on—forest products________________________ 852monuments___________________________ 304

receivers’ certificates________________ . ’ 298United States v...................... 754

Cephalonia, chart_____________________ I””” 47Cephalopods, from Cody shale_______________ 23

see also Ammonites.Ceramic Traffic Association, sand_____ 1025Cercospora diazu________ ______ 35gCereals, see Grain.Cerebrospinal fever, see Meningitis.Cerebrospinal fluid, see Spinal fluid.Cerion, see Mollusks.Cerri, Angelo, relief__________________________ gggCerro Mercado, mineralogy and geology_____ 669Certificates, see Adjusted service certificates—

Certificates of deposit—Certificates of indebtedness—Employment cer-tificates—Treasury savings certifi-cates.

July-June 1087Page

Certificates of deposit, disposition____________ 897Certificates of indebtedness:

issuance for short-term financing- hearings_________________________ 1004law__________________________________ 1001reports______________________ 925,927,1003

special deposits of public moneys---------------- 262Treasury-

414 per cent, series TD-1929---------------- 410414 per cent, series TS2-1929--------------- 410414 per cent, series TJ-1929----------------- 1914% per cent, series TD2-1929-------------- 8004J4 per cent, series TS-1929 ---------------- 262514 per cent, series TM-1930....------- 1047

see also Treasury savings certificates.Cervix, see Neck.Cestode worms:

Hymenolepis carioca, intermediate host..— 988Moniezia, reduction of its species to 3-------- 327

Ceylon, industries, resources, trade, etc------------- 701Chaco Canyon, Shabik’eshchee village---------- 1044Chaho Bay, chart___________________________ 1034Chair-seat frames, rates on------------------------ 848Chairs:

folding and portable, waste elimination----- 77rates on_____________ 298,762

Chalkley, H. W., effect of high-frequency elec-tric field on Paramoecium------- 681,979

Challis, John, trustee, s. United States------------753Chalmers, Henry, shipment of samples, etc— 702Chamberlain, Charles H., patent appeal--------- 704Chamberlain, E. T., French and German inland

waterways____________ 555Chamberlain, Edmund G., ». United States... 773Chamberlin, Clarence D., medal for flight------- 17Chambers, W. E.:

pulmonary actinomycosis________________ 1050rehospitalizations__________________________ 537

Chambers of commerce, etc.: boards of trade—

Chicago, Ill--------- ------------------------------- 508chambers of commerce—

Aberdeen, S. Dak_____________________ 851Aroostook County, Me________________ 382Bainbridge Island____________ 576,713,741Columbia, Miss_______________________ 500Duluth, Minn________________________ 26El Dorado, Ark_______________________ 769Fall River, Mass______________________ 505Florence, Ala__________________________ 101Hagerstown, Md______________________ 299Indianapolis, Ind...... ......... ............. — 167,504Keokuk, Iowa____________________ 863,948Little Rock, Ark______________________ 765Lynchburg, Va____________ 38,500,635,856Menominee, Mich__________ 942New Bedford, Mass_______________ 32,850Oklahoma City, Okla_________________ 644Portsmouth, Ohio_____________________ 299Rock Island, Ill_______________________ 379Salina, Kans________ __________________852San Diego, Calif_______________________ 945Shreveport, La____________________ 30,236Terre Haute, Ind______________________ 298Trenton, N.J________________________ 93Wichita, Kans______ ______ 642

commercial associations—Cairo Association of Commerce.580,721,746Jackson Traffic Bureau..------ ------------- 27,

32,861,945,948,1017,1023Jacksonville Traffic Bureau, Inc.... 29,96 Knoxville Freight Bureau____ 101,297,764Memphis Freight Bureau____________ 96Meridian Traffic Bureau______ 37,301,307Muscle Shoals Traffic Bureau_____ 97,165Portland Traffic, etc., Association___ 171

Chambliss, Charles E., arroz para a America Latina.______________ 185

Champlain, Lake:bridges—

East Alburg, Vt__________ 576,610,715,741Rouses Point, N. Y__________ 576,715,741

chart______________________________________ 686Champoeg, Oreg., memorial building_____ 593,594Chancroid:

dermatologic reunion, soft chancre study.. 537 diagnosis and treatment.......................... . 537,900

PageChandler, Asa C.:

nematode worms from animals in Calcutta. 893trematode worms from rabbits__________ 1045

Channel, see name of channel.Channel Islands, pilot________________________658Chapels:

at Federal Indus. Institution for Women. 717, 731,750

at Lakehurst Naval Air Station.... 464,624,721Chaplains:

Army, place and duties.----------- --------------- 687Navy, appointment...____ ___________ 483,561Senate, prayers offered______ _____ 1005

Chapman, A. J., case__________________________ 493Chapman, E. L., case..._____ _____ __________ 493Chapman, Virgil (Representative from Ky.):

report made by— /Military Affairs Com_____________ Z... 462

Chapman’s, T. M., Sons Co., sand_____ Z—. 862Charcoal manufacture, census, 1927____________ 994Charleroi, Pa., bridge..... .................. 454,475,720Charles, Vera K., mushroom culture__________ 819Charles & Co., v. United States______________ 868Charleston, S. C.:

aviation charts________ ________ ______ 658, 659rivers, etc., in district____________________ 540see also Port Utilities Commission of

Charleston, S. C.Charleston & Western Carolina Ry__________ 236Charlestown Sand & Stone Co___________ 597,739Charlesworth, William T., judgment_________ 648Charlotte, N. C.:

Confederate Veterans reunion- loan of tents, cots, etc_____ 463,563,622Marine Band to attend______________ 464

562,624,923Charlotte Harbor, Fla.:

chart_____________________________ 347, 433report of Rivers and Harbors Board______ 80

Charlotte Harbor & Northern Ry____________ 91Chart series, Children’s Bureau______ 653,779,957Charts:

standard time conversion chart___________ 16time zone chart of the world______________ 787tuberculosis clinical data chart____________ 804weight variation graph (2 entries)________ 517see also Maps and charts—Pilot charts.

Chase, Agnes, Paspalum_____________________ 1044Chase, Grant F., trustee, relief________________ 606Chase, R. D., relief.______________________ 471,713Chase & Co., citrus fruit______________________ 940Chase National Bank, exr., v. U. S_______ 310,530Chatcuff, Edwin I., relief____________ 463,623,708Chatfield, Charlotte, fruits____ 1_____________ 426Chatham Strait, chart________________________ 10Chattahoochee County, Ga., soil survey_______ 693Chattahoochee Valley Ry_____________________ 504Chattanooga, Tenn.:

rivers, etc., in district_____________________ 684Chatters, Aaron A. B., cases._________________ 896Chaulmoogra oil, oral administration-------- 331,536Chautauqua & Erie Grape Growers’ Coopera-

tive Association_______ 95Cheatham, B. F., statement__________ 17Chebek, Port, see Sirte, Port.Check-lists:

pages of consular regulations of 1896________ 125State publications, monthly--------------------- 44,

ID, 180,393,655,782,959,1032index, etc., to v. 18____________________ 111

Checkers, rates on____ _______ 91Checks, see Treasury checks.Chedabucto Bay, chart______________________ 47Cheddar cheese, see Cheese.Cheese:

American, making on farm________________ 203Cheddar, typhoid bacilli__________________ 882cottage, making and using in the home-------275factory, points in establishing______________547grading, certification, etc_________________ 138neufchatel and cream, farm manufacture... 203rates on______________________ ____ _ 298,940varieties, descriptions and analyses----------- 5

Cheesecloth, bleached, master specification___ 77Chefuncte River, rp. of Rivers, etc., Bd______ 80Chehalis River, chart_____________ 701

1088 Index, 1928-1929

PageCheilitis exfoliativa_______ _____________ 538Chelan National Forest, boundaries................... 324Chemical analysis:

blood chemistry, laboratory work..'______ 194265,416,537, 682

meteoric stone from Peck’s Spring, Tex___ 972petroleum, apparatus, etc____________ 559,706sprayed foliage, measured areas________ 65,137waters of Florida, chemical character_____ 23waters of Mississippi, chemical character.. 23

Chemical Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur_______ 825

Chemical laboratories, see Laboratories.Chemical Lime Co., freight rates_____________ 301Chemical Section, see National Safety Council.Chemical warfare:

and naval medical officer__________________ 249notes on warfare and Edgewood Arsenal___ 881

Chemical Warfare Service_____________________ 417regulations______________________________ 1051training regulations________________________683

Chemicals:American chemical industry_______________ 825antidoting some common poisons__________ 882British chemical trade in 1928______________ 917German chemical developments, 1928______ 701Italian chemical industry__________________ 214supplies for U. S. Government_____________ 679synthetic organic chemicals, census________ 262tariff, 1929------------------------------- 469,736see also names of chemicals.

Chemistry, see Agricultural chemistry—Bio-chemistry—also Chemical analysis.

~ *-«*****, JJU1CCIU--------------------- u/, IDO, ZUO,274,339,423,546,693,814, 910,988

estimate_________________________________ 674report, 1928_______________________________274

Chemistry Bureau, see Chemistry and Soils Bureau.

Chemists, civil service opportunities__________ 821Cheney, S. A.:

Boston, Mass., district____________________ 539Providence, R. I., district_________________ 541

Cheney Brothers, Inc., coal____________________299Chenglin Reach, chart___________________ 183Cherokee County, Ala., soil survey__________ Z 139Cherokee County, Iowa, soil survey.......... ............424Cherokee Indians:

act of June 2,1924, purpose of Congress. 356,561funds to be paid attorney_________________ 352see also Five Civilized Tribes.

Cherokee National Forest_____________________ 549Cherries:

growing east of Rocky Mountains._______ 427rates on___________________________________ 848

Cherry, Morris F., benefit___________ 366, 564,708

Chesapeake & Hocking Ry., securities_________ 636Chesapeake & Ohio Coal & Coke Co ___ 176Chesapeake & Ohio Railway:

bonds----------------------------------------- 636,848case of Potomac Electric Power Co____313,510construction of lines_______________________ 385equipment trust_________________________ 1016misrouting______________________________ 1022proposed control of Erie R. R., etc_________ 941rates on—

cattle.________ _____ _________________ 298cement------------------------------- 298,848coal---------------------------------------- 378,849,940pipe------------------------------------------------------859stone----------- -----------------------------------------863tallow------------------------------------------ 308tanning extract_______________________ 504

rebuilding freight-cars_____________________ 852vs. Tobe Stapleton_______________________ 1046

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Vir- ginia....---------- --- ..89,101

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of West Virginia---------- ------------- 296

Chesapeake Bay:bridge, extend time for construction_____ 1001chart...______ ____ 10fishes, general index___________________ 73light list------------------------------------------------------918salinity of water___________________________ 759

Chesapeake Bay Bridge Co_____________ 1001Chesapeake-Delaware Canal, aviation chart___ 884

PageChesapeake group, see Miocene period. Chesapeake Western Ry_____________________ 161Chesavoir, Solomon N., v. U. S_____ ____ ____ 840Chester, Ill., bridge_________________ 578, 719, 744Chestnut Ridge Ry., valuation_______________ 378Chevrolet Motor Co., automobiles___________ 297Chew Fook Gum v. U. S___________________ ZZ 107Cheyenne River Reservation, bridges.. 574,715,749 Chicago, Ill.:

Board of Trade—Bartlett, Frazier Co. v................. 508

bridge across Calumet River_________ 714,730bridges across Lake Michigan, etc.. 442,453,474 conferences—

American Association of State HighwayOfficials__________________________ 470

American Public Health Association. 415,681Conference of State Sanitary Engineers. 414

First National Bank v. Deutsche Bank.... 327First National Bank v. United States_____ 773labor turnover in 2 large companies_______ 513post office, illumination____________________681rivers, etc., in district______________________684Sanitary District—

case before Supreme Court_____________671topographic map of loop quadrangle_____ 1014world’s fair, 1933—

hearings----------------------------------------- 468law------------- --------------------------- 563reports-------------------- ------- ------------- 468, 478

Chicago & Alton R.R.: rates on-

bananas_____ _________________ 498coal________ __________________ 92grain------- -------------------------- 639oats____ ____________________ 945pulp board____________________________ 947road-building machinery______________ 861

trackage_________ _______________ 104train-stop device_____________________ 646

Chicago & Calumet River R. R., valuation.... 378Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry.:

equipment trust__ _____ ______ ______ 636rates on-

bricks------------- ---------------------------- 498,1016coal-------------------------------------------- 849denatured alcohol_______ _____ 938lumber_______________________________ 501

switching charges________________________ 1026v. United States________________ ____ _ 106,173

Chicago & Illinois Western R. R.: equipment trust______________________ 1017valuation_________________________________ 637

Chicago & North Western Ry.: abandonment of lines. ............. 498,848automatic train-control device____________ 505bonds--------- ----------- 27,234,637,1017construction of extensions____________ 763,940demurrage__________ 851misrouting......____ _______________ 857,1022rates on-

automobiles____ ________________ 297,1015bananas__________________ 938beds__________________________________ 26bleaching-powder______________________939boxes________ ____________ 847butter______________________________ 26cans____ _________ 1016corn______ _____ 28dredging machinery__________________ 29evaporated milk___________________ 29, 765farm implements and machinery......’ 852 flues------ --------------------------- 300fruit-------------------------------------------------- 1019furniture____________________________ 853gasoline------------------------------------------------ 942hardware_____________________________ 942harness...______ ______________________ 854horses---------------------------------------------------854linseed-oil_____________________________ 855mattresses_______________________Z...Z 857motor-trucks______________________ . 32oats-------- - ------------------------------------- 33,304

correction of name of railroad onp. 304----------------------------------------- 420

paper-------------------------------------- - -------.. 167pickles------------------------------------------------ 946potatoes______________________________ 306

July-June . 1089Page

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Continued, rates on—Continued.

rags___________________________ 168sand_______________ 503tin-foil_________________________________949tinsel______ _____ 646toilet paper_________________________ . 504

v. United States... 19,106,225,241,929,952,1027Chicago & Western Indiana R. R., bonds____ 763Chicago, Attica & Southern R. R., securities.. 91Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R.:

abandonment of branch line____________637acquisition and operation of line__________ 91misrouting____ ___________________ 1022rates on-

apples........................... 846boxes________ ________________________ 90bricks____ _________ ____ _______ 762,1016cast-iron______________ 377chairs_________________________________ 762cheese________________________________ 298contractors’ outfits.____ _____________ 1017corn__________________________________ 940creosote oil___________________________ 1018fuel-oil____________ 942granite____________________________ 30,854hay------------------------- 854logs__________________ 97oleomargaiin____________ 858pencil slats............................... 859petroleum_____________________________ 642plaster______________________________ 1023poultry........... .............................. 769sand____________ 384,862,948soap_______________________________ 36,863stone________ ______ 504swine__________________________________864tubes___ _____ 865

refrigeration______________________________ 169Chicago Coal Merchants Association, coal.........637Chicago Fire Brick Co., sewer pipe___________ 35Chicago Frog & Switch Co., r. U. 8______ 489,773Chicago Gravel Co., sand________________ 102Chicago Great Western R. R.:

notes_______ 848operation and abandonment_______________ 940rates on—

strawberries____________________ 864wheat_________________________________ 309

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.: bonds....__________ 763misrouting_________________ 858rates on—

grain...____ ___________________ 766pluto water....____ ____________________642

valuation__________________________ 1017Chicago Junction Ry., lease..................... 498Chicago Live Stock Exchange:

bedding for cattle__________________________ 297unlading and lading--------- -------------- 38

Chicago Manufacturing Co___________________ 228Chicago Mica Co., denatured alcohol__________ 938Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.:

demurrage__________ 851freight rates____ __________________________ 301rates on—

automobiles___________________________ 846batteries_______________________________939bobbins____ _______ 1016cattle_________________________________ 27chairs____________ 298coal_______________________________ 28,849cullet_______ _____ 851handles_______________________________ 164lime__________________________________ 31lumber._____ _____ 31packing-house products............ ....................768poles__________________________________ 168roofing paper_________________________ 35rosin size________________________ 770salt--------------------------------------- 101tractors------ -------------------------- 171vegetables........................................... 104woolen goods____________________ 867

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific R. R.: automatic train-stop device------------------- 950bonds............................. 27demurrage______________________ 851

PageChicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific R.

R.—Continued.equipment trusts_____________________ 91,1017rates on-

doors___________________________ 851evaporated milk_________ 942paper_____________ 945

v. United States and I. C. C__________ 637, 763Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee R. R____ 763Chicago Produce Terminal Co................ 498Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Ry.:

acquisition and construction of line----- 298rates on—

benzol_______________________ 89oil-well supplies_________________ 304pipe___________________________________ 946tanks__________________________________864

stock__________________________________ 378Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry.:

correction for p. 378________________ 420Baltimore & Ohio R. R. vs...-____________ 1046bonds________________________ 763construction of line_________________ 298interlocking directors__________________ 101rates on—

buffaloes______________________________ 847cotton-seed___________________________ 161grain____________ _______ ____ 164, 639,766iron______________________________ 855lumber______________ 857potatoes___________ 99radio cabinets_________________________ 947sand.................................. 862sashes________________________________ 102sewer-pipe..____ _________ 645

refrigeration.............................. 238storage___________________________________ 863switching charges______________________ 37,385p. United States___________________________ 868

Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans R. R______940Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.:

brakes_______________________ 939equipment-trust certificates___________ 234,763ratesonsashes.._________________________ 35

Chicago, South Shore & South Bend R. R___ 357,474, 717

Chicago, Springfield & St. Louis Ry., notes___ 161Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry. 298,637Chicago University:

Botany Department— nailhead spot of tomatoes................... 819

Chicago World’s Fair, 1933:participation of other nations—

hearings__________________________ 468law_____________ _____________ _______ 563reports______________________ 468,478

Chichagof island, chart____ ______ 701Chickahominy River, chart___________________ 823Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park:

Dry Valley road, paving— estimate for War Dept....................... 678law..________ _________________ ____ _ 717report----------- -------- 564

La Fayette and Ringgold roads, mainte-nance..____________ 534

Chickamin River, reconnaissance_____________ 934Chickasaw Indians:

claim of J. F. McMurray (H. R. 10741). 451,730social and religious beliefs, etc____________ 1043see also Five Civilized Tribes.

Chicken pox at different ages________________ 1049Chicken salad, food poisoning attributed to.... 248 Chickens, see Poultry.Chicory, rates on_____ ____ _______ ____ _ 27,848Chief Coordinator, General Supply, rp., 1928.. 128 Chief of naval operations, see Naval Operations

Office.Chief of staff, see General Staff Corps.Child care, see Children.Child health day, proclamation_______________890Child labor:

employment certificates issued in 1927____ 391fitting young worker to job________ ____ _ 245in New Jersey____________________________ 109in United States, 10 questions answered... 42 publications—

for sale by supt. of documents.............. 632of Children’s Bureau______________ 42,780

1090 . Index, 1928-1929

Page Child labor—Continued.

street work------------------------------------- 42,653, 779young workers, State, etc., to protect 178

Child Research Center, see. Washington Child Research Center.

Child welfare, see Children.Childers, Eloise, relief________________ 353,365Children:

aid in 10 localities, administration________ 109aid to children in their own homes________ 957child welfare extension service____________ 730communicable diseases, age incidence_____ 899communicable diseases, effect upon thyroid

glands------------------------------------- 331,537county as unit for protective work________ 653court of domestic relations_________________ 957crippled, legislation for education_________ 843el descuido de la salud infantil y su resultado

eeonomico________________________ 662eyes, refractive errors____________________ " 536eyes, study of vision___________________ 59,332feeble-minded and subnormal, schools for..’ 22 foster-home care_____________________ 779good food habits___________________________ 912health studies of negro children_______ 264^536in agriculture____________________________ 779is your child’s birth recorded?______ 512,957milk feeding_______________________________899milk indispensible food_______________”” 875Osage tribe, child-naming rite________ 796,972out of babyhood into childhood___________ 1030preschool child, reading course________ 843psychiatric clinics_________________________ 653psychoclinical guidance in adoption... 779publications—

child welfare, industrial problems_____780child welfare and hygiene___ _ 780edition of Jan. 2,1929______________ ' 780for sale by supt. of docs____________494popular pubs, of Children’s Bur_______ 780

rheumatism and its sequelae___________ 1049salud publica y puericultura serie ’ 49

, 117,184,253,321,399,662saude publica e bem-estar infantil serie___ 252,

study, Washington Child Research Center 1013 tuberculosis sanatorium in D. C... 572, 614,716 the whole child, reading course_______ 157’ 633why sleep? sleep helps children grow . 1030 see also Boys— Girls—Infants—also Illegiti-

macy—also certain headings begin-ning Child—Children’s.

Children’s Bureau__________ 42 109178,391,512,6’5'3', 779,"875,957,1030

child welfare extension service_______ 730exhibits, pictures, etc., lent______ ____ 779publications—

edition of Jan. 2, 1929__________________ 780for sale by supt. of documents.... 494popular publications, 1929_________ 780

publications on (lists)— child labor_______________________ 42juvenile employment, etc________ 780maternal and infant welfare, etc 178

report, 1928________________________________391what it is, what it has done, etc_________ 178

same (in Spanish)_______________"I” 391Children’s literature:

forty books for boys and girls_____________ 758Indian stories for young folks____________ 1015Picurfs children’s stories_____________ 796,972

Children’s vehicles, rates on_____ ’ 378Chile:

article on________________________________ 117chart of anchorages______________ ' 250foreign trade for 1926_____ 184foreign trade for 1927______________________ 887fresh-water fishes__________________________ 656la education sanitaria en Chile______ 2..” 253labor organizations...______ ______________ 391

same, summary______________ 654nitrate fields______________________ ....... 118

Chilean National Observatory, bust of James M. Gillis_____________ 458

Chilean nitrate, see Sodium nitrate.Chiles, James T., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.. 492 Chilling, influence on crop plants_____ 271,337,811Chin Mon v. Anna C. M. Tillinghast________ 106Chin Thyn v. Victor Loisel___________________ 39

PageChin Yuen v. Anna C. M. Tillinghast_______ 106China:

archeology in China________ _____ 259,796charts---------------------- 114,1034eggs and egg products, production cost____976explorations of David C. Graham__________795holly suited to United States______________ 428labor movement in China________________ 109literature, Library of Cong, accessions____ 655mammals in National Museum collec-

tions..____ _____________________ 1044origins of Chinese civilization______________ 259parasitic flies reared from beetles___________260peanuts, cost of production________________ 976prophylactic stations__________ 881rainfall study______________________________ 820sales territories____________________________ 996tariff relations with U. S., treaty______ 671,798typhoons of Sept. 1928_____________________ 344see also Chinese.

China-clay, rates on___________________________ 848China trade act, income tax, errata slip________ 330China, United States Court for_______________ 582China wood-oil, see Tung-oil.Chinaware, see Pottery.Chinch bug relation to St. Augustine grass___ 816Chindblom, Carl R. (Representative from Ill.):

reports made by—

Chinese:publications concerning, for sale___________ 933

Chinese Literature Division, Library of Con-gress, accessions, 1927-28_655

Chinese ring-necked pheasants, mailing_____ 254Chinnis, John H., v. United States________ 82,387Chinook salmon, see Salmon.Chip board, rates on__________________________ 498Chipman Knitting Mills______________________ 841Chipman’s, Chas., Sons Co., Inc....... .......... 841Chippewa Indians:

customs___________________________________ 972uses of plants___________________________ 1'1043

Chippewa National Forest___________________ 53’Chittenden, F. H.:

bagworm__________________________________ 340common cabbage worm and its control_____425harlequin cabbage bug and its control... 5,989leopard moth______________________________340melon aphid and its control_______________ 275

Chlorates for eradication of Canada thistle.. 65,199Chlorides, univalent, mixed solutions__________999Chlorine:

arc spectrum.._____ ______________________ 999death points of bacteria___________________ 517in wheat ration, effect of variation____ 199,200removal from water for use in aquaria ... 555

Chlorosis in rice, rel. of sodium nitrate____ 337,422same, correction of subhead on p. 422 544

Chocolate:in the Americas___________ 117

see also Cocoa.Choctaw Indians, claim of J. F. McMurray

(H. R. 10741)-------- 451,730see also Five Civilized Tribes.

Choked disk, importance as aid in diagnosis... 516Cholangitis with fatal cholemia____ _________ 46Cholemia with acute cholangitis______________ 46Cholera, see Hog cholera.

Choremi, Constantine J., v. United States .... 39Choremi, John D., v. United States_______ . 39Chosen:

charts--------.------------------------- 182,250,659,1034literature, Library of Cong, accessions__ 655

Chowan River, bridge...................... 576,715,741Chrisler, V. L.:

soundproofing of airplane cabins... 707,831,921transmission of sound_________________ 559,706

Christadelphians, census, 1926________________ 9Christensen, Chris L., marketing associations. 812Christensen, F. W., accuracy of cattle weights. 4Christensen, M. N., v. United States_________ 778Christian Church, census___________________ . 144Christian Congregation, census____IIIZIZZZIZZ 71Christian Science Parent Church, census_____ 280Christiansen, James, nephrolithiasis_______ _ 538Christianso, see Ertholms.Christman, Daniel H., v. United States........... 387

July-June 1091Page

Christmas greens, Canadian, quarantine______ 4Christmas mail, see Holiday mail.Christmas trees:

quarantine against_____________ ______ _ 4rates on__________________________________ 161

Christopherson, Charles A. (Representativefrom S. Dak.):

minority views—Judiciary Com____________ ____ _____ 583

relief of Connecticut, papers filed_________ 834reports made by—

Christopherson, M. H., accidents in industry.. 245Chromite in 1927___________________ 436Chromium plating, health hazards_______ 193,331Chromium reflecting power_______________ 439Chrysanthemums for the home___________ 141,819Chubut, Rio, see Rio Chubut.Chugach National Forest, lands excluded . 257,970Church of Armenia in America............... .............. 144Church of Christ (Holiness).................. 552Church of Christ, Scientist............ ................ 280Church of Daniel’s Band.......... ................ 71Church of God___________________________ 144,280Church of God ( Apostolic)___________________ 71Church of God as Organized by Christ_______ 71Church of God in Christ_____________________ 432Church of Transforming Covenant, see Chris-

tian Science Parent Church. Churches:

census of religious bodies, 1926____________ 8,9,10, 70, 71, 72,144,145, 210, 212, 280, 281, 345, 346, 431, 432, 552, 553, 699, 700, 822.

homes for the aged___________________ 780,876lands owned in national parks____________ 466old parish churches of Virginia____________958pension, etc., plans for ministers__________ 957rural church and cooperative extension

work______ _____ 547see also Chapels—also names of churches.

Churches of Christ, census, 1926 _______________ 552Churches of God, Holiness, census, 1926________553Churches of the Living God, census, 1926 ______ 280Churches of the New Jerusalem, census, 1926.. 9 Churchill, George M., publications of Masonic

bodies________________ 877Cider:

alcoholic fermentation, effect of yeast...199,271 farm manufacture of apple juice__________ 342

Cigarette cabinet for ward use________________ 980Cigarettes, markets show growing favor_______138

see also Tobacco.Cigars, see Tobacco.Cimarron River:

apportionment of waters______ 480, 715,726utilizing waters_______________ ____ _______582

Cincinnati, Ohio: bridge____________________________ 722, 747children, thyroid gland and diseases... 331,537 rivers, etc., in district___ ______ 684

Cincinnati Builders Supply Co________________ 161Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.,

rates on iron ore__ 302,767Cincinnati Southern Ry., lease_______________ 27Cincinnati Union Terminal Co., stock________ 298Circles:

mutual inductance of any 2 circles____ 221,222mutual inductance of coaxial circles___ 221,222

Circuit Courts of Appeals:additional judge for 2d circuit_____________442additional judge for 9th circuit________ 481, 718rules of circuit court for 9th circuit________ 173to create 10th circuit-

hearings_______________________________ 457law____________________________________715reports_____ _____________________ 583,618

Circulars, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing circulars—also subjects.

Circulation of money, see Money.Cirsium arvense, see Canada thistle.Cities and towns:

abastecimentos seguros de agua para cida-des pequenas_______________ ______ 521

advertising for community promotion____ 11airports as a public purpose________________ 926American city series______________ 116,118,119apartment house construction_____________1031

PageCities and towns—Continued,

automobile exhaust gas in streets, etc_ 58building permits_____________________512,1031deaths from influenza and pneumonia (3).. 536 dwellings in cities, construction cost______ 314employment services, activities_______ 42, 109,

178, 245, 314, 391, 512, 653, 780, 875, 957 farmers’ bulletins of interest to resi-

dents_________________ 205,990financial statistics-

1926_____________ 2811927__________ 553instructions for collection______________ 432

health officers, 1928___________________ 331,536marketing of fish, Fisheries Bur. pubs... 73,214 mortality summary for 78 cities, 1928 _______536notifiable diseases, 1927___________ 414,680,681park recreation areas in U. S________________ 43

summary, with slightly different title, in monthly labor review______ 43

publications— city planning, etc-- ------------------ 77, 220Library of Congress cards___________ 1032

radio communication, regulation___________ 931retirement systems for teachers___________ 43schools—

city school leaflet_________________ 231,844city school surveys________________ 22,758per capita costs______________________ 1012physical education_____________________843recent movements in school systems... 758 statistics of school systems-------------------- 758status of secondary education--------------231

standard city planning enabling act---------- 77see also names of cities and towns.

Citizens’ military training camps______________ 981Citizens of United States:

employment, etc., in the Far East-------------- 917employment in Latin America------- 13,348,702insane, repatriation___________________ 583,718marriages abroad_________________ ____ --- 798protection and registration------------------ 125,797protection by landing forces------------------------ 798war claims against Germany—

agreement with Germany, report on... 669 cases filed subsequent to Apr. 9, 1923.. 671 estimate for administration of act--------534use of funds covered into Treasury----- 801

Citizens State Bank of Buhl, Idaho---------------- 507Citizens’ Truck Co., Inc., awning arms-----------762Citizenship:

Army training manual------------------------- 901cases dealing with____________________ 392,781laws, proposed codification-------------------224marriage, effect upon nationality—

compilation of laws___________ 79hearings_________________________ 79statement of Emma Wold------------- 79

of Cherokee Indians, purpose of Congress.. 356,561

publications for sale by supt. of docs---- 933regulations, consular service---------------- 125,797see also Naturalization.

Citranges and some related hybrid fruits-----------141Citrus canker, final eradication expected--------- 141Citrus fruit:

algunas enfermedades importantes de las aurancificeas---------------------- 117

citranges and related hybrid fruits------------- 141fumigation of trees for insect control---------- 204improvement, tree-performance records.... 427 international trade-------------------------------------- 825melanose, isolation of fungus, etc--------- 200,342pruning citrus trees in the Southwest_____ 278rates on__________________________ 91,940,1017water-soluble, etc., constituents_______811,990

Citrus pests, see names of pests.Citrus trees, see Citrus fruit.City Baking Co., paper---------------- ------- ---------- 859City planning, see Cities and towns.City Planning and ZoningAdvisory Committee,

see Advisory Committee on City Planning and Zoning.

City waste, see Refuse. Civil aeronautics, see Aeronautics.Civil Aeronautics Conference, International, see

International Civil Aeronautics Conference.

1092 Index, 1928-1929

PageCivil Engineers, American Society of, see

American Society of Civil Engi-neers.

Civil service:family allowances in foreign countries_____ 392illegal appointments and dismissals_______ 738miscellaneous information________________ 8rules, Executive orders amending... 52,53,122,

123, 324,325,791,969,970,1040,1041transfers, information______________________552

see also Civil service pensions—Govern-ment officials and employees—also headings for classes of persons for which civil service examinations are held, e. g. Engineers.

Civil Service Appeals Board, to establish__ 603Civil Service Commission_______________ 8,

209,344,552,699,' 821,914communication, information for employees. 552ehgibles for Prohibition Bur___________ 800estimates._____ ______________________ 532,674information for employees_______ _ 914publications, list______ 821report, 1928________________________________ 344useless papers, disposition____________ 752

Civil Service Committee, House'hearings----------------------------------------------- 445minority views________________________ 568report--------------------------- _ 55g

Civil Service Committee Senate:. --------- XI 1, Wtl, 1 1UVU

Civil service pensions:Federal employees’ retirement act—

accounting for liabilities of U. S___ 21act, with amendments, compilation___ 16administration of retirement laws_____ 233claims, decisions of Interior Dept.. 633, 758 interest tables, retirement act of 1926.. 25 report on retirement fund________ 634to amend_____________________________927

public service retirement systems—in United States, Canada and Europe. 877

same, summary______________ 876,877police and firemen_________ _____ 246teachers, State and city systems______ 43

Civil service retirement and disability fund, . see Civil service pensions.

Civil Service, Select Committee on Investiga-tion of Illegal Appointments and Dismissals in, Senate:

hearings--------------------------------------------------- 738Civil War, 1861-65:

pension laws_____________________________ 926pensions for soldiers, sailors, widows, etc.—

H. R. 14800----------- 358,364,367,485, 565,711H. R. 16500----------------------------- 456,625,711S. 4559------------------------------------------------- 625

pensions for survivors, to increase_________582veterans, joint reunion_____________________457

Civilization, Chinese, origins__________________ 259Cladosporium effusum, see Pecan-scab fungus.Claflin, Guy M., claim__________________ 603,708Claims:

against War Dept., settlement________ 607,711airplane accident at Langin Field—

law—____ ___________________________ 718recommendations of compt. general... 632,

757 reports of committees_____________ 570,606

allowed by General Accounting Off______ 411,532,674,801

commissioners of D. C. to settle______ 562,564contractors for Navy Dept., estimates. 515,657 controversies with U. S., settlement______ 469damages to private property__________ 532,674explosion at naval ammunition depot.. 472,561 grain elevators, to pay____________________ 563Indian irrigation projects_________ 451,617,723judgments rendered by Court of Claims.. 387, . , 507, 648,952judgments rendered by District Courts—

lists-------- ---------- ------- - 387,507,648,1028public vessels act............................ .. 648,649

method for settlement, to provide_____ 604,726mineral contracts connected with the war—

administration of act_______________ 758hearings_____ ________ 590

PageClaims—Continued.

mineral contracts connected with the war—Continued.

law------------------------------------------------------- 56ireport--------------------------------------------------- 453

payment of judgments against U. S_____ 1001persons in Baltimore, etc., counties, Md 471

war claims, U. S. and Germany—agreement with Germany, report on... 669 cases filed subsequent to Apr. 9, 1923. _ 671 estimate for administration of act___ 534extend time for filing_________ 478, 577, 717unallocated interest fund, hearing.... 1004 unallocated interest fund, law_______ 1001unallocated interest fund, reports.. 924,927 use of funds covered into Treasury____801

see also Indemnity—also General ClaimsCommission, U. S. and Mexico- Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Germany—Tripartite Claims Commission, U. 8., Austria, and Hungary—War Claims Arbiter— also names of claimants.

Claims Committee, House:correction of entry in Feb. 1928 catalogue.. 2 reports------- --------------------------------------- 445,446,

447, 448, 568, 569, 570, 571, 728, 729 Claims Committee, Senate:

hearing___________________________________471*• 1, “• —“<Of du o , o uti , duo , ouo ,

607,608,609, 738, 739, 740, 741, 1006

Clam fishery of Washington, condition 434 Claremont quadrangle, N. H.-Vt_______ 845Clarence Strait, chart______________________ _ 397Clark, Alexander H., see, as reporter, Court of

Customs Appeals, cases adjudged.Clark, Austin H., butterflies of D. C_______ 796Clark, Chapman S., v. United States_____ 152,511Clark, Edna L., uses of textile fibers__________ 277Clark, George Rogers, commemorative stamp 664 Clark, J. Allen:

common white wheats____________________ 7distribution of classes, etc., of wheat___ ZZZ 992

Clark, James, Distilling Co. vs. U. S 31L 952

Clark, Joseph W., v. U. S________________ 774Clark, Marion M., relief____________ZZ 586," 620, 708Clark, Martha B., mineral resources of U. S 75Clark, Nannie M„ v. U. S________________ . 152Clark, Taliaferro, physical measurement.”...~ 979Clark, W. M.. oxidation-reduction studies____ 415Clark & Lewis Co., beverages_________________ 297Clark, Camp, land adjoining, purchase_______ 353Clarke, H. G., Veterans’ Bureau Hospital,

Knoxville, Iowa__________________ 131Clarke, I. D., home tanning_______ 988Clarke, John D. (Representative from N. ¥.)■'

report made by—Agriculture Com______________________ 924

Clarke, Oliver H., reinstatement.........................792Clarke County, Iowa, soil survey_____________ 694Clasp, combination cast, for dental use_______ 416Classical literature, see Literature.Classification:

civil service salary laws___________________ 16Library of Congress, philology________ZZ.Z 247see also names of objects classified.

Classification bulletin, Patent Office__________828Classification Division, Library of Congress .. 247Classification Division, Patent Office_________ 828Classification of Aircraft Accidents, Special

Committee on, see Aircraft Acci-dents, Special Committee on No-menclature, Subdivision, and Clas-sification of.

A cz. AJVA1JC41A11A1 AV A. May_______

Clawson, A. B.: larkspur, or poison weed______________ 813range plants not poisonous to livestock... Z 338

Clay. Harold F., crops other than grains______201Clay, John, & Co., cattle_______________ 848Clay:

production in 1927.

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Clay—Continued, publications for sale by supt. of docs__ 934rates on_______________________________ 91,849see also China-clay—Fuller’s earth.

Clay County Crushed Rock Co., stone________ 103Clayton, Benjamin, cotton__________________ 1018Clayton, II. Helm, world weather records, erra-

ta------------------------------ 1043Clayton, Lefty, v. United States______________ 174Clayton act, see Trusts.Cleaning:

apples, changes produced...__________ 3supplies for Government......................... 679,978see also Dry cleaning.

Cleary, Francis J., relief______________________ 750Cleary, James C., attorney, fee..._____ _______974Cleavenger, John W., military record_________441Clement, Clarence E., milk-plant equipment.. 275 Clerk of House, see House of Representatives.Clerks, quartermaster, as warrant officers_____ 734

see also House of Representatives—alsonames of certain Congressional committees—also names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc.

Clermont County, Ohio, soil survey__________ 814Clermont-Tonnere Island, see Reao Island.Cleveland, Ohio:

chart of harbor_____________ 1052highway improvement plan, report________ 343

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.: demurrage____________________________ 93misrouting (2 entries)__________________ 166rates on-

bricks________ ______ _______ _________cabbage__________________ _______ _cranes________________________________horseshoes____________ ________ _______hosiery___________________ _____ ______stone________ ______ ________ ____ ____sulphuric acid................ ......................... ..wool___________ _____ ___ ______ _____

p. United States_____ ____ _______________Cleveland County, Okla.:

drainage assessments— estimate___________ ________ ______law.......... ........... ............. ............................. ..

84729785096

854170103866387

675563

reports___________________ ____ _ 356,480Cleveland Provision Co_______________________ 500Cleveland Railway__________________ 507Cleveland Worsted Mills Co................. 866Clicquot Club Co_______________________ 89Climate:

atlas of American agriculture........................ 545climatological data—

South America________ ______________ 7United States, calendar year 1928______ 993United States, monthly data________ 7, 69,

142,208,278,343,429, 698, 820, 913, 993 fossil marine faunas, indicators_______________ _259geological climates_______________ 259record of Honduras................................. 913surroundings of Stockholm----- -------- 913

Climatology, see Climate.Clinchfield Coal Corporation__________________ 378Clinchfield Navigation Co., Inc_______ 39,387,489Clinical bulletin, Veterans’ Bureau___ 194,682,804Clinical thermometers, see Thermometers. Clinics:

chief of dental clinic-------- ------- ------------------ 60dental clinics in veterans’ hospital________ 804nurse and syphilological clinic_____________ 415out-patient clinic, administration............... 537psychiatric clinics for children ..... ..... 65?

Clinton & Oklahoma Western R. R---------------- 940Clinton-Oklahoma-Western R. R. of Texas... 1017Clippinger, Roy, bridge...-------- --------------- 456,724Clocks, international trade--------------------------------282Close, C. P., homemade fruit butters___________ 141Close, Emory J., soil survey, Lake Co., Fla— 815 Clothes wringers, rates on____________________ 91Clothing:

factor in production---------- --------- 245industry, British----------- ----------- 146men’s clothing industry, employment. 513,654 rates on---------- - ---------------..------- --------------- 298supplies for Government, wearing apparel- 679 textile fibers, changing uses----------------------- 277see also names *of special articles of clothing.

Page Cloud, H. L., bridge.................... ............... 714,730, 741Clouds:

classification of clouds____________________ 69lapse rate in nimbus clouds________________ 344noctilucent clouds___________ 209

Clough, Homer W., solar activity, etc________ 209Clough, Maud B., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade

Comn____________________________ 155Clover:

bur clover_________________________________ 342failure__________________________ 277rates on sweet-clover seed_________________ 864

Cloverdale Spring Co., beverages_____________ 1016Clovis Mill & Elevator Co., wheat____________ 104Clubs, forestry, for young people____ __________818Clyde Steamship Co., rates on beverages______ 297Clymer, Katie M„ Charles H. Nauts v.... 311,868 Coachella Valley soil survey___________________ 814Coad, B. R., poisoning cotton boll weevil____ 816Coal:

analyses of West Virginia coals____________ 284fees for analyzing coal................. ........ 349in Canada, factors affecting.......... .................. 917in Hanna and Carbon basins..... ................ 1013new coal age________ ________ 259production—

1926____________ 2841927__________________________________ 918anthracite in 1927_____________________ 556

rates on_____________________________ 27,28,91,92,161,299,378, 637, 763,849, 940,1017

research terminology_____________________ 703sulphur problem in burning coal__________ 75tests in house-heating boilers..____ ________284to regulate bituminous coal industry_____ 480,

749,836 vessels for carrying, reconditioning_________445see also Coal mines and mining—Coke—

Lignite.Coal-cars:

A. Spates Brady_______________,_____ 849,1017Northern W. Va. Coal Operators’ Assoc...499,

794Victor-American Fuel Co________________ 1017

CoalCommission.seeBituminous Coal Com-mission.

Coal dust explosions in mines________________ 918Coal fields, see Coal mines and mining—also

names of coal fields.Coal mines and mining:

conditions in coal fields of Pa., etc... 18,82,225 falls of roof, bituminous coal mines.__ 436,918fatalities in United States, 1927____________ 349mining methods in W est Virginia_________284ventilation factors________________________ 703

Coal-oil, see Kerosene.Coal-tar, rates on____________ 763,849,940Coal-tar food colors, certification______________ 817Coast and Geodetic Survey____________ 10,72,145,

212,281,346,433,554, 700,822, 916, 994bulletin____ _______________________ 10,72,145,

212,281,346,433,554, 700,822,916, 995charts, index to 11. O. station catalogues... 658 charts, pilots, etc., catalogues_______ 72,145, 823director, rank, pay, and allowances___ 624, 722investigate rank, etc., of personnel________ 735publications on (lists)—

bench marks and datum planes_______ 282field methods____ _____ 916tides and currents------------------------- 554,823

report, 1928_______________________________ 282transportation, dependents of personnel... 464 work, methods and organization___________ 145see also Pay, Coast and Geodetic Survey.

Coast Artillery Corps, training regulations___ 132,333,539,683,806,9ol

Coast defense:acquisition of additional land______________ 359fire-control instruments____ ______ 62harbor defense artillery____________ 60,539,901joint action of Army and Navy___________ 902

Coast Guard______________________ 57,128,192,263,329,412,534,678,801,897,977,1048

cadetships, appointments__________ 801circular___________ 57,128,263,329,412,977,1048circular letter, reprints............... 192,534,977courts and boards, amendments______ 330,897enlistment and promotion, information.... 412funds, to transfer from Weather Bur______ 675

1094 Index, 1928-1929

Coast Guard—Continued. Pageoperators’ permits for Govt, vehicles_______ 716orders, general._____ __________________ 57,128

192,263,330,412,801,897,977,1048 pension laws to apply_________ ._________ 734

physical examination______________________ 263publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 156rank, etc., of personnel, to investigate______ 735readjust commissioned personnel__________ 580,

721, 731, 746 register, officers, cadets, etc., 1929__________ 897regulations, 1923—

drills and exercises_____________________801title-page, reprints of pages, etc________ 412

report, 1928________________________________ 412store in New York, stock catalogue______ 1048supply instructions, amendments________ 128,

192,263,330,412,678,897,977 supply instructions, circular... 57,128,534,1048 time lost from duty__________________ 128,1048transportation, dependents of personnel__ 464uniform regulations_______________________ 57see also Pay, Coast Guard.

Coast Guard Academy, New London: buildings, construction, etc.—

estimate_______________________ 674hearing______________________ 451law_________________ 715reports____________________________ 451,610

Coast Guard cutters, register, 1929_____________ 897see also names of cutters.

Coast Guard stations: instructions, amendments____________ 897register, 1929____________________________ _ 897see also names of places where located.

Coast pilots:catalogues--------------------------------------- 72,145,823inside route, supplements_____________212,433see also names of localities.

Coastal waterways, see Inland waterways.Coasts, publications for sale______________ 21,1012Coatings, organic protective, tests_________77,148Cobalt in 1927_____________ ____ ______ ______ 918Cobb, F. E., tree planting in Great Plains____ 6Cobb, N. A. nemas in fight to control pests... 206 Coblentz, W. W.:

eye-protective glasses_____________________ 78fabrics, ultra-violet transmission______ 149,150reflecting power of beryllium, etc__________ 439ultra-violet radiation_________________ 691,697

Coburn, James E., fees for attorneys__________ 408Coca, plant of the Andes____ _______ ____ _ 117Coccidae, see Scale-insects.Cochetopa National Forest, resources, etc____ 695Cochinos Bay, chart_______________________ _ 1034Cochran, Leonidas L., relief____ ____ _ 466,627,708Cochran, Thomas, relief_____ ____ ___________ 590Cochran, Thomas C. (Representative from

Pa.):reports made by—

Claims Com______________________ 446, 569Cockroaches:

article on________________ ____ ___________ 5extermination____________________________ 980

CJpcoa, rates on________________________________ 299see also Chocolate.

Cocoa-bean shells, rates on___________________ 92Cocoa beans, rates on____________ __ _________1017Coconut Plantations Co. v. United States_____ 649Cod catch off east coast of North America____ 214Cod-liver meal, antirachitic properties______ 3,65Coddington, Ada L., W. Va. Venereal Disease

Bur______________________ 537Code Language Study Committee, docu-

ments.____ _ 125Code of laws of D. C., publication, etc_______ 457,

584, 618,725 Code of U. S.:

amending—title 18 (lawyers)_____________ 359,365,443title 18 (probation officers).................................584title 22 (munitions)___________ 482,583. 720title 44 (Congressional record)_______ 1008

publication and distribution... 457, 584, 618,725 supplements__________________________ 150,707

Codes, see headings beginning Code—also special subject, e. g. Building.

Codling moths: Pagearsenical poisoning of larvae__________ 691,907control in Pacific Northwest_______________ 910life history in northern Georgia____________ 989spring-brood emergence, determination... 271,

547Codman, Martha C., v. Joshua W. Miles, etc.. 507Codman & Shurtleff, Inc., v. U. S____________ 489Cody shale, cephalopods____________________ _ 23Cofer, Leland E., industrial hygiene__________ 245Coffee:

enfermedades del caffi en America.......... .. 252facts about Brazilian industry____________ 117rates on___________ 161topping, effect on yield___________________ 6

Coffee separators, rates on_____________________ 499Coffeeville, Ala., bridge.____ ________ 582,724,748Coffey, Irven E., patent appeal________________ 217Coffey technique, ureter transplantation______980Coffman, I. Wade, United Fuel Gas Co. vs___ 529Cogen, J. Robert, v. United States________ 311,530Cognizance of material__________________ ____ 881Cogswell, George E., v. U. S_____ 753,868,929,1028Cohen, Barnett, oxidation-reduction studies... 536Cohen, Louis, case__ _________ 507Cohen, Max, complaint, etc., Fed. Trade

Comn____ ______ ____ 932Coig, Ria, chart______ ___________ 785Coiled basketry in British Columbia, etc____ 526Coinage, Weights, and Measures Committee,

House: hearings.. .............. 17

Coins: catalogue of coins of U. S_____________ 414foreign coins, values............... .. 57,262, 531,897test of coinage, 1928________ ______________ 899

Coke, J. Earl: cleaning and treating of seed wheat___ 548copper-carbonate treating, etc., machine... 548

Coke:ammonia liquors obtained in manufacture.. 559 coke and by-products in 1926_____________ 284rates on______________________ 234, 637, 763,1017

Coke-oven accidents, 1927_______________ 827Coke-oven doors, rates on___________ 161Cold:

fruits, etc., freezing temperatures............. 912

natural freezing point of insects_______ 421, 545recovery from subnormal temperatures.... 343 see also Frost.

Cold storage:holdings, 1927____________________________ 272holdings of fish, June 15, 1928____ ____ ____282puunctHiuiis lui suit;___________________________ zou, voo

Cole, C. T., relief________________ 482,571,713,727Cole, Cyrenus (Representative from Iowa):

report made by—Foreign Affairs Com_________________ 573

Cole, Edward D., schooner, see Edward D.Cole, schooner.

V>Ult5, A UliX. ICllUlCole, Harold N.:

Cole, J. R., Cladosporium effusum_______ 811,819Cole, L. A., tidal bench marks_______________ 282Cole, L. N., Standard Oil Co., etc., vs.......... 975Cole, Stephen, relief_______________ ____ ______586Cole Storage Battery Co. v. U. S_____________ 241Coleman, D. A., respiration of sorghum grains.. 272Coleman, R. L., dental materials_____________ 287Coleman Lamp & Stove Co__________________ 163Coleoptera, see Beetles.Coles, Therese L., v. Blakely D. McCaughn... 773Colgate, Arthur E., admr., v. U. S._.............. 1028

Colgate & Co.: soap...._ _________ 103v. United States______________________ 241,368

Coll, M. W., sheep-killing dogs____ _____ 813Collect-on-delivery, extend service on mail_____ 719

see also Parcel post.Collections, see special subject, or name of place

where collection is located.Collective agreements, see Trade agreements.

July-June 1095Page

Colleges and Secondary Schools, North Central Association of, see North Central Association of Colleges and Second-ary Schools.

Colleges and Secondary Schools of Southern States, Association of, see Associa-tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools of Southern States.

Colleges and universities: biennial survey of higher education___ 758higher educational surveys_______ 22, 758,1012in Argentine Republic_____________________ 788in District of Columbia, to regulate—

hearings____ __________________________ 356laws___________________________________ 716report_____________________ 564

negro colleges, etc., survey................ ............ 22,•86,157, 231, 373, 843

research laboratories, suppl. to directory... 439 self-help for students..____________________ 934sons, etc., of Navy personnel, concessions.. 395 statistics, 1925-26___________________ 758teacher training-

nursery school, etc., curricula__________ 844per capita costs in institutions________ 844statistics of teachers colleges__________ 758

see also Agricultural colleges—Engineering colleges—also names of colleges and universities.

Colles, Abraham, laws relating to syphilis_____ 59Collier, George W.:

husker-shredder__________________________ 338ranch organization in the Southwest______ 67

Collier-Keyworth Co__________________________ 378Collin, Harry E., case._____ __________________ 173Collins, Henry B., jr.:

ancient Eskimo culture___________________ 796lost Calusa Indians_______________________ 796

Collins, Selwyn D.:communicable diseases of children________ 899physical measurement studies_____________ 979refractive errors in eyes of children________ 536vision of school children_________ _____ 59, 332

Collins, W. D.:chemical character of Florida waters______ 23practical water analysis.______ 23quality of waters—

Colorado River_______________________ 23New Jersey surface waters.................... 23Pecos River___ _____ 23

Collisions, see Collisions at sea—Railroad accidents.

Collisions at sea, rules to prevent_____________ 821see also names of vessels.

Colloids:photographic emulsions, sensitization (2).. 222properties of soil colloids...................................908

Colombia:article on________________________ 117chart....................................... 250commerce for 1926 and 1927.......... 788marketing means and methods___________ 12Serrana Bank, etc., notes to and from U. 8. 1045 Tertiary fossil plants.................................... 1045

Colombia, Puerto, see Puerto Colombia.Colon, Panama:

bench-marks, descriptions and elevations.. 50 chart of harbor___________________________ 701gateway city between oceans_____________ 118

Colonial America, see America.Colonial Navigation Co__________ __________ _ 309Colonial Office of Great Britain:

reports on rubber situation___________ 702yellow fever in British West Africa_______ 130

Colonies, see Farm colonies.Color:

Lovibond glasses, temperature effect (2)... 288 sky coloring, measurement_______________ 142sorghum seed color, inheritance.............. 337,428see also Pigments.

Colorado: analcite and meerschaum beds................ 1013census of agriculture, 1925------------------------- 210consent of Congress to compacts with—

Nebraska and Wyoming-----------------------618New Mexico____________ ____ 481, 723, 727Oklahoma and Kansas_______ 480,714,726Wyoming, New Mexico, and Utah.... 618

district court, rules.............................................. 952

PageColorado—Continued.

gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc________ 436homestead entrymen, relief_______ 466,467,562lands withdrawn_____________ 187,257,890,969mail trains, schedules____ 255,401,665,890,1040post route map____________________________ 665potatoes_______ _____ 305Pueblo villages of southwestern Colo_____ 796

Colorado Condensed Milk Co______ ___________507Colorado Continental Lumber Co_____________ 753Colorado Portland Cement Co_______________ 27Colorado River:

basin, surface water supply____ _____ 495bridge------ --------- 576protection, development, etc.—

Colorado River situation______________ 142law____________ 353report of engineers on dam_____________ 373restricting permits, etc., affecting-. 576,725

water quality__________________________ 23,935waters, consent to compacts for use___ 353,618

Colorado River Board_________________________ 373Colored people, see Negroes.Colors, see Coal-tar food colors—Pigments.Colton, Andrew J., v. United States______ 489,773Colton, Don B. (Representative from Utah):

minority views—Public Lands Com________________ ... 595

reports made by—Conference Com__________________ 565,726Northern Pacific Railroad Land

Grants, Joint Committee on In-vestigation of.._ _________ 600,925

Public Lands Com_______ 466,467, 594,595Colts, see Horses.Columbia Arsenal, sale of property_______ 586,732Columbia Basin irrigation project:

soil and economic conditions......................... 88surveys, studies, etc_______________________ 457

Columbia Chamber of Commerce, freight rates. 500Columbia Institution for the Deaf_____________ 373

report, 1928________________________________373Columbia Military Academy.____ _______ 586,732Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R., val-

uation____ 28Columbia River:

bridge at Arlington, Oreg_____________ 353,363bridge at Entiat, Wash___________ 576,715,742charts.____ ___________________ 10,213,347,823light list_____ _____________________________ 997report of Rivers and Harbors Board______ 80salmon, fund for propagation______________ 612salmon, marking experiments_____________ 701surface water supply of basin________ 759,1014

Columbia River Bird Refuge:lands in Washington—

hearings (Serial W)___________________567law________________ ____ _____________ 725report________________________________ 566

Columbus, Christopher: memorial lighthouse, contribution of

U.S.— hearings------------ ----------- 572report________________________________ 572State Dept, recommendation---------------- 406

Columbus, Ohio, American Historical Assoc... 893Columbus & Greenville Ry., rates on fruit.... 301Columbus & Xenia R. R_____________________ 28Columbus Packing Co.:

meat_________ 944swine_____________________________________ 864

Colvill, William, memorial, address dedicating. 51Colville, C. J., relief__________________ 472,569,709Colwell, N. P., medical education, 1924-26..— 758Comanche County, Okla., land for all American

Indian Legion Post_____ ______ 442,487Comanche Indians, appropriation---------------------616Combinations, see Monopolies—Trusts.Combustion:

chambers for aircraft oil engines------- ---------111engine cylinder combustion time---------------111organic compounds, heats of combustion... 558

Command, Army correspondence courses_____ 61Commerce:

commerce reports-------------- ------- 12,74,146,215283,348,435,555,702,825,917,996

indexes, etc_______________ 146,348,555,917diversion to Canadian ports.................-............669

1096 Index, 1928-1929

Page Commerce—Continued.

domestic commerce series_________________ 11,215,348,702,703,826,996

finanQas, industria, commercio serie______ 117,185,399,662,965

finanzas, industria, comercio serie________ 116,119,185,253,520,662,965,1038

foreign commerce and navigation, 1927. 348,996 foreign trade of United States—

calendar year 1927____________________ 12calendar year 1928_____________________ 702fiscal year 1927-28____________________ 74

foreign trade series.. 49,184,185,662,788,887,965foreign trade statistics, estimate___________ 532intercoastal traffic-

calendar year, 1927________________ 54,123calendar year, 1928__________________ 1042fiscal year, 1928_______ _____ _____ 258,404quarterly_________________ 54,325,795,1042

monthly summary of foreign commerce of United States______ 12,74,146,

215,283,348,435,555,702,825,917,996parcel post use in foreign trade_____________ 702protection, etc., consular regulations____ _ 670revenue act aids foreign trade........ .............. 702trade information bulletin_______________ 12,

13, 74, 214, 215, 282, 283, 347, 348, 435, 555, 701, 702, 703, 825, 826, 916, 917, 996, 997.

trade promotion series___________ 11,12,216,283,349,702,825,916,996

trade routes, etc., Shipping Board________ 124water-borne commerce-

foreign, 1927______ 54foreign, 1928_________________________ 1042foreign, intercoastal, etc., 1927_________ 404report of chief of engineers, 1927.... 417,418summary of foreign commerce......... . 123,

325,794,1042volume of foreign commerce, 1927______ 525

yearbook, 1928.____ 12,283see also Foreign and Domestic Commerce

Bureau—Imports and exports— Reciprocity — Shipping — Tariff— also certain headings beginning Commercial—also names of articles of commerce and names of coun-tries, etc.

Commerce Committee, Senate: hearings---------------------- ------------- 18,610,836reports---------------------------------------------------- 363,

364, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 609, 610, 611, 612, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748, 836, 1006.

Commerce Department_________________ 8,70,143,210,279,345,431,552,699,821,915,993

appropriations, 1928 and 1929— estimates----------------------------------------532

appropriations, 1930— hearings______ 363,444law___ ________ 563reports_______ _______________ 355,363,443

Departamento de Comercio de los Estados Unidos_______________ .... 552

export debenture plan, analysis____________ 926immigration quotas, national origin________ 798judgments against.._____ _________________1028organization and activities____________ 279,280publications—

available for distribution_____________ 999housing, city planning, etc_________ 77,220supplement to annual list______ 15,76,148,

220,287,351,439,558, 706,829, 920 report, 1928________________________________ 345useless papers, disposition_________________ 752see also Lamont, Robert P.

Commerce Petroleum Co_____________________ 768Commerce reports, see Commerce.Commercial arbitration:

American legislation______________ 413same (in Spanish)................... 413

Commercial associations: open-price trade associations___________ 842organizations of United States____________ 996see also Chambers of commerce, etc.—also

names of associations.Commercial attaches, see Diplomats.Commercial aviation, see Aeronautics,

PageCommercial Casualty Insurance Co__________ 530Commercial education:

biennial survey, 1924-26....______ 758private commercial and business schools... 758

Commercial forms, elimination of waste______ 77Commercial Intelligence Division_____________ 348Commercial law:

trading under laws of Argentina____ _______916trading under laws of Canada____________ 12

Commercial Laws Division________________ 12,916Commercial products:

commodities of commerce series__________ 116,117,118,119,399

convict-made goods___________________ 441,443documentation, consular regulations______ 797foreign market for American products____ 917reappraisement circulars, index, 1928_______ 801reappraisements of merchandise______ 128,192,

330,413,534, 678,802,898, 978,1048retail selling, analyzing time cost__________ 283shipment of samples, etc., abroad__________ 702wholesale prices of commodities. 43,110,179, 246,

315,392,513, 654, 781,877, 958,1031see also Imports and exports.

Commercial schools, see Commercial education.

Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Joliet, relief_____________ 598,605

Commission, see name of commission.Commission of Inquiry and Conciliation, Bo-

livia and Paraguay, protocol ofJan. 3, 1929___________________ 670, 797

Commisssion on Communications, to create... 928Commissioners of District of Columbia:

assistants to engineer, compensation_______ 449public safety regulations__________________ 1009report, 1928_________________ 491to settle claims_______________________ 562,564

Commissions, see names of commissions.Committees:

House of Representatives—assignment of Members, 70-2. _ 289,354,355standing and select, 70-2__________ 289,354

Senate—assignment of Senators, 70th Cong. 362,469lists, 70th Cong____________________17,362

see also names of committees.Commodities, see Commercial products.Commodities of commerce series, see Commer-

cial products.Common carriers, see Carriers.Common Metals Division, Mines Bur____ 285,827Commonwealth and Dominion Line, Ltd. 389,671 Commonwealth Fund:

La Dotacion Commonwealth de prevision social______________________ 321

Commonwealth Manufacturing Co____________ 228Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co___________ 754Communicable diseases, see Contagious dis-

eases.Communication, see Military communication—

also various methods of communi-cation, e. g. Telegraph.

Communications Office, Navy Dept., see Naval Communication Service.

Communistic societies, census, 1926__________ 210Communities, see Cities and towns.Community centers, rural planning................. 812Comora, Paul, v. United States_______________ 109Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de Paris &

Lyon et & la Mediterranee, claims. 598,740

Companfa Constructora Richardson, S. A____ 29Compania General de Tabacos de Filipinas___896Companies, see Corporations—Public utility

companies—also names of com-panies.

Companies (military), see Military companies.Compass:

in Lake region___________________________ 902magnetic declination in Texas in 1927______ 145publications for sale by supt. of docs... 21,1012 surveys__________________________________ 72

Compensation, see Employers’ liability and workmen’s compensation—Indem-nity — Pensions — Salaries — Wages—also headings beginning Pay.

July-June 1097Page

Compensation Commission, U. S. Employees’, see Employees’ Compensation Commission.

Compensation of Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on Adjustment of, see Adjustment of Numbers and Compensation of Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on.

Complement fixation test and Kahn test_____ 59Complement titration with general formula.... 131 Composition books, elimination of waste_____ 287Compressed air, in respiratory disease pre-

vention (2 entries)..____ __________ 516Compressed air plants, operation, care, etc. 879,880 Compresses (machinery):

rates on______________________________ 28Compton, B. S., case of blastomycosis________ 804Comptroller general, see General Accounting

Office.Comptroller of Currency__________ 58,128,192, 263,

330,412,534, 678,801, 898, 977,1048instructions relative to national banks_____ 227report, 19281____ 898salaries, estimate_________________________ 1047

Comptroller’s Office, Post Office Dept., see Accounts Bureau, Post Office Dept.

Compulsory education, laws, July 1, 1928_____ 633Computer, speed, parts, and equipment______ 62Computing machines, Government supplies... 679 Concessions (educational):

sons and daughters of Navy personnel____ 395Conciliation (industrial), see Industrial arbi-

tration.Conciliation (international relations):

inter-American convention_______ 670,973treaties with—

Albania__________________________ 406, 797Austria__________________________ 406, 797Belgium_______________________________973Bulgaria_____________________________ 669Czechoslovakia'___________________ 406,973Ethiopia_____________________________ 973Finland---------------------------------------- 406,669Germany____________________________ 797Hungary--------------------------------------------- 669Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slo-

venes_____________________________ 669Lithuania__________ 406Luxemburg___ _____ 973Poland_______________________________ 406Rumania____ _______ 973

Conciliation and Arbitration, International Conference of American States on, see International Conference of American States on Conciliation and Arbitration.

Concrete: construction on farms__________________208frames, tests of effect of brackets______ 148,149loading tests, bridge over Yadkin R______ 697publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 934structural use, publications_________ 208

Concurrent resolutions, see Resolutions.Condensers:

operation, care, and repair........ ....... 249,879,880tubes, metallic packing___________________ 222

Condon, Kinzua & Southern R. R.:operation of line________ _____ 234,299, 763,849securities.............................. 763

Condra, G. E., soilsurvey, Kearney Co., Nebr.. 815 Conductance, see Electric conductance.Conduit road, District of Columbia, survey... 586 Cone, Albert B., seasoning, etc., of lumber. 345,431 Cone Brothers Construction Co_____________ 1026Confectioners Club of Baltimore, Md., Inc... 241 Confederate Veterans, see United Confederate

Veterans.Confederates, headstones over graves_____ 620,715Conference, see name of conference or name of

place where held—also subject of , conference, e. g. Influenza.

Conference Committees, reports_________ 354,443,563,564,565,726, 727,923,1002,1003

Conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health of North America............... . 979

PageConference of State Sanitary Engineers:

swimming pools and bathing places_______979transactions, 1927_____ 414

Conference of Supervisors of NortheasternStates, abstracts of addresses_____ 934

'Conference on Unemployment, see Recent Eco-nomic Changes Committee.

Contino, Joseph, vs. William E. Russell______ 672Conformal projection of sphere_______________ 554Congregational Churches, census, 1926________ 144Congregational Holiness Church, census, 1926. 432 Congress, see name of congress.Congress of United States_________ 16,79,150,224,

289,352, 440, 560, 707,832,922,1000 annals, for sale by supt. of docs___________ 293

Congressional directories—70th Cong. 2d sess________________ 352,44071st Cong. 1st sess______ _______________ 922biographical directory, 1789-1927________ 600

Congressional globe, for sale_______________ 293Congressional record—

70th Cong. 1st sess., bound vols___ 79,15170th Cong.lst sess., bound vols., index. 15170th Cong.lst sess., daily_____________ 1670th Cong. 2d sess., bound vols.... 832,92270th Cong. 2d sess., bound vols., index. 92270th Cong. 2d sess., daily.. 352,440,560,70770th Cong. 2d sess., daily, index_____ 352,

440, 560, 70771st Cong.lst sess., daily_____ 832, 922,100071st Cong.lst sess., daily, index______ 832,

922,100071st Cong, special session of Senate___ 707for sale by supt. of documents_________ 293printing and distribution_____________ 1008

extra session, proclamation. ______________ 792officers and employees—

payment of Dec. 1928 salaries, law____ 354to fix compensation, law_____________ 1001to fix compensation, reports_________ 1002

proceedings, for sale by supt. of docs______ 293register of debates, for sale_________________ 293reports to be made to 70th Congress______ 355time of assembling, Constitutional amdt.—

proceedings and debate in House_____224report_________________________________ 837

see also House of Representatives—Senate— also names of committees—also sub-jects of bills and resolutions.

Congressional Cemetary, care, etc............ .............. 586Congressional directory, see Congress of United

States.Congressional documents, preliminary sched-

ules of vols., 70th Congress___ 85,1011see also Government publications—also sub-

ject of document.Congressional globe, see Congress of United

States.Congressional Library, see Library of Congress.Congressional Medal of Honor, to present to

Edward V. Rickenbacker________ 589Congressional record, see Congress of United

States.Congressmen, see House of Representatives—

Senate—also names of Senators andRepresentatives.

Conifers: capillary structure of softwoods. .. 545,695growing and planting_____________________341

Conklin, Lottie C., admx., v. Sadie M. Deaven-port__________________ 175

Conklin-Zonne-Loomis Co___________________ 1028Conley Foil Co., Inc., tin-foil__________ 37Connecticut:

census of agriculture, 1925______________ 144Geological and Natural History Survey—

ground water in New Haven area_ 87ground water in Pomperaug basin____ 935

native tribes and dialects_______ _____ 796,972postal service-

man contracts________________ 321,322mail trains, schedules. ... 323,522,890,1040 post route map________________________ 666

relief._____ ________ 583,834Connecticut, U.S.S.:

bell, to deliver to American Legion.... 623,714Connell & Laub, stone__________________ ____ 863

1098 Index, 1928-1929

PageConnelly, Andrew, fee for attorney___________ 798Connelly, Francis A., fee for attorney_________798Conner, William H.:

hemorrhage following tonsillectomy_______194osteomyelitis of cranial bones_____ ____ _ 980

Connersville, Ind., see Central State Bank of Connersville, Ind.

Connolly, Donald, Memphis, Tenn., district.. 540Connolly, P. A., receiver, v. United States.__ 871Connor, William J., attorney, fee_____________ 798Conrey, G. W., soil survey___________________814Conroy, Charles R., to reinstate at West Point. 459Conscription, man power, wealth, etc., for war. 151 Conservation:

publications for sale by supt.of docs______ 21Conservation Department of Maryland.'_____ 975Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Co.

of Baltimore ». United States______ 173Consolidated Lobster Co___________ 649Consolidated Navigation Co., Inc________ 651,895Consolidated Stone Co_______________________ 530Consolidated Utilities Co._____ _______________ 637Constantsa Harbor, Rumania, chart__________ 884Constitution, U. S. S.:

famous flag ship, Old Ironsides, poster........ 124Constitution of United States:

amendments—aliens to be excluded in apportioning

Representatives__________________ 732equal rights for men and women______ 619how shall we teach 18th amendment?. 1049 proposed amendments, compilation__ 833terms of Presidents, etc., proceedings in

House_____________________________ 224terms of Presidents, etc., report______ 837to refer to Judiciary Com., House____ 361

in Army training manual__________________ 901in House rules____________________________ 923

Construction, see Building.iiim ncpim xjcueau_______ ‘to, ilz,

316,394,657,878 general information bulletin__________ 112,878

report, 1928___________________________ 394, 783Construction materials, see Building materials. Consular officers, see Consuls. Consular reports, see Commerce. Consuls:

instructions, general_______ 55,125,190, 261mailing list_______________________________406regulations for consular service—

check list of pages_________________ 125citizenship, protection, etc________ 125,797consular branch of foreign service_____ 125correspondence and reports_______ 190, 792documentation of merchandise________ 797drafts, on whom to be drawn__________ 523entry of merchandise into U. S_______ 52immigration, consular fees, etc_________ 969leave of absence______________________ 1041origin of consular jurisdiction__________ 122protection, etc., of American trade_____ 670

shipping charges at ports__________________ 542treaties, etc., rel. to consular rights—

between U. S. and Austria_________670between U. S. and Honduras_________ 190between U. S. and Latvia_____________ 126entre les Etats-Unis et l’Allemagne____ 125

see also Foreign service.Consumers’ cooperatives, rel. with farmers___ 392Consumption, see Tuberculosis.Contagious diseases:

age incidence in children_______________899effect upon thyroid gland_____________ 331,537prevalence of diseases—

Oct. 28-Dec. 1, 1928____________ 536cities, 1927____________________ 414,680,681States, 1927_______ 536,803

see also names and classes of diseases.Containers:

act, rules, etc., of Sec. of Agriculture............ 272fruit and vegetable shipping______________ 812see also names of containers, e. g. Boxes.

Contentment in treatment of tuberculosis___ 1050Continental Baking Corporation, complaint... 618 Continental Congress, biographical directory.. 600 Continental Memorial Hall, see Memorial

Continental Hall.Continental Paper & Bag Mills Corporation... 945

PageContinental Trading Company of Canada,

activities....-___________ 18,19,487,929Contoure Laboratories, Inc___________________ 975Contractor for court-house in D. C.:

relief—hearings______________ _______ _______ 465law__________________________________ 716reports___________________________ 465,627

Contractors’ outfits____________ 28,92,161,849,1017Contracts:

farm lease contract____ _______ 812safety codes should be written into____ 1031see also Government contracts—Mail

contracts. Contributions:

from national herbarium_______ ____ 261,1044from national herbarium, for sale____ 156,1012to biology of Philippine Archipelago—

fishes of series Capriformes, etc_______ 797title-page, etc., for v. 1________________ 55

to economic geology, 1928__________________ 935to general geology, 1927___________________ 23to hydrology, 1927_____________________ 23

Control works, Reclamation Bureau............ 761,937Controversies with United States______________469Conventions, see names of bodies holding con-

ventions; or, when not held by any named body, see name of conven-tion, if distinctive, otherwise name of place of meeting—also special subject.

Conventions and treaties, see Treaties.Convict labor, goods in interstate commerce 441,443 Convicts, see Criminals—Prisons.Conway, Albert, receiver, v. United States.... 778 Conway, E. A., Ohio Oil Co. vs............... 799 Conway, George S., relief___________________ _ 735Conway, H. M., livestock review for 1927_____ 138Conway Levee District No. 1________________ 572Conyngton, Mary A.:

public service retirement systems_________ 877summary (Monthly labor review, v.

28)___________ ’.______ ____ _ 876,877Cook, C. M., tread movement of tires_____ 77,150Cook, Herschel P., promotion..................... 623,709Cook, Katherine M.:

county school superintendency____________ 934progress of rural education, 1924-26............. 758

Cook, Mary, Arthur J. Karnuth, etc., v______311,409,649,895

Cook, O. F.:cotton communities growing one variety... 549rubber possibilities exist in U. S__________ 207

Cook County, Ill.:bridge across Grand Calumet River. 357,474, 717bridge across Little Calumet River. 719,731,743

Cooke, M. B., distillation of crude petroleum.. 349Cooke, May T., spread of European starling... 339 Cookery:

beef, according to cut_____________________ 276Government publications on cooking.. 230,933

Cooks, Navy training course__________________ 113Cooley, J. S.:

apple scald and its control_________________ 277diseases of apples in storage________________ 342peach-rot infection___________________ 337,697

Coolidge, Calvin, see President of Uni ted States.Coolidge, F. J., & Sons, glass___________________ 853Coolidge Dam_______________________________ 25Cooling of whirlwind aircraft engines______ 656,959Coon Auto Co________________________________ 952Coons, A. B.:

asphalt and related bitumens in 1927_____ 217petroleum in 1927__________________________918

Coons, A. T.:lime in 1927_______________________________ 436potash in 1927_____________________________ 217salt, bromine, and calcium chloride_______ 349slate in 1927.______ 217stone in 1927______________________________437

Cooper, Anita H., v. United States___________ 241Cooper, Frank W., v. United States__________ 773Cooper, H. M., analyses of W. Virginia coals.. 284Cooper, John G. (Representative from Ohio):

reports made by—Federal Penal and Reformatory Institu-

tions, Special Committee on__ 449Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 357,

358,453,454,456,578

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Cooper, M. R., agricultural statistics_________ 138Cooper, Randolph, v. United States___________ 226Cooperation:

animal husbandry, yields results__________ 423credito cooperative______ _____ 117extension work in agriculture, etc_________ 694in field of bibliography____ _______________ 514marketing-

farmers’ and consumers’ cooperatives.. 392fluid milk associations_________________ 272livestock shipping associations________ 200pooling practiced by associations_____ 812report of Federal Trade Comn________ 228

part-time education, present status_______ 84rural church, cooperative extension work.. 547rural health work, Public Health Serv.. 331,681trade unions with employers_______________246

Cooperative Extension Work Office_________ 203,340, 547,694,816

Cooperative Marketing Division______________ 272Cooperia nodulosa, see Nematode worms.Coordination in field of bibliography___________514Coordinators, General Supply, report, 1928_____128Coos Bay, chart___ _____ 213Coos Indians, claims_________________ 450, 616, 715

Copeland, Royal S. (Senator from N. Y.): reports made by—

Commerce Com______ ___________ 609District of Columbia Com_____________ 613Immigration Com_____________________ 479

Copepods:North American, genus Diaptomus______ 1044tables____ _______________________ 434

Copp, Tracy, rehabilitated persons____________ 226Coppename River, charts_____________________ 182Copper:

in—Arizona_______________________________ 285California, historical summary________827California, mine report____ ____________436Central States_________________________ 437Colorado_____________________________ 436.Eastern States..____ _________________ 147Idaho________________ ____ __________ 13Michigan______________________________759Nevada______________________________ 147New Mexico_____________________ 285,918Oregon_____________ 436South Dakota........................... 217,436Texas______ _____ 285,918Utah_________________________________ 147Washington__________ ____ ______ .. 13Wyoming_________________________ 217,436

patent for lands containing—hearing________________________________ 751report_________________________________466

precipitation by sponge iron_______________ 436production, 1926_______ 217production, summarized data______________ 285rates on___________ 499,764,849

Copper amalgams, case of David Perry Co.... 153Copper-carbonate treating, etc., machine......... .. 548Copper mines:

in Arizona, safety organizations___________ 918of Michigan, subsidence, etc...____________ 556

Copper sulphocyanide, case of Lo Curto & Funk. 839Copper thiocyanate, case of Lo Curto & Funk. 226 Copyright:

catalogue of copyright entries____________ 44,110,179,247,315,393,514,655, 781, 782, 877,959,1032.

change in prices....____ ________ 44decisions, 1909-14_______ 316decisions, 1928_______________________ 919extending benefits to Finland______________ 523law of Philippine Islands....................... 179law of United States, as amended__________ 110opinions of Attorney General______________ 316see also names of articles, etc., copyrighted.

vopyrigm, vmce_________________ nu, i/w,315,393,514,655,781,877,959,1032

explanatory circular..................................... 44information circular________ _____ ______ _ 179report, 1928__________________ 393

Coquimbo Bay, chart--------------------- 396Coral Sea, chart_______________________________ 885Corbett, L. C.:

school garden....... ......... 428vegetable industry expansion...........................207

PageCorbin Fruit Co., watermelons____________ 505Corcoran quadrangle, Calif________________ 232Cordage supplies for Government________ 679,978Cordero, F., pressure element for altimeter.... 959Cordilleran provinces, Canada, geology____ 189Core Sound, summer fisheries_____________ 214Corea, see Chosen.Coregonid fishes, see Fish and fisheries.Corentyn River, chart________________________ 182Corinth, Miss., post-office building__________ 1002Corinto Harbor, Nicaragua:

chart-----------------------------------------------------------963sailing directions_____________________ 660,786

Corisco Bay, chart_____________________________785Cork board, rates on_________________________ 1017Corliss, James C., Latin American budgets.__ 12Corn:

bacterial wilt in inbred strains, etc______3,141cutworms and their control in crops________817international trade________________________ 348kernel density in rel. to quality____________ 277official grain standards handbook__________ 908rag-doll seed tester, use_______________ 207,991rates on------------------------------ 28,299,378,764,940ravages of corn earworm and its control___ 140recessive defects and yield____________ 907,908seedling blight, etc., of dent corn_____ 271,427smut of ears, relation of husk covering____ 990waxy gene, effects on fat metabolism (2)... 691 weevil waste in southern corn____________ 277

Corn belt farms, husker-shredder_____________ 338Corn borer, see European corn borer. Corn earworms, see Boll-worms.Corn flakes, rates on_________________________ 940Corn sirup, rates on__________________________ 941Corn stalk-beetle, see Rough-headed corn stalk-

beetle.Corn-starch, rates on__________________________ 764Cornell, Howard E., receiver, v. U. S_________ 83Cornell University____________________________ 272Cornes, James P., relief______________ ... 459,620,709Corning, Parker (Representative from N. Y.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com--------------------------- 455,576,582Corning Distilling Co. 0. U. S_________________ 774Corona Home Telephone & Telegraph Co____ 637Corona voltmeter, experimental study____ 222,223Coronado National Forest_____________________ 549Coronary sclerosis__________ 789Coronas, Jose, typhoons______________ 344,429,551Corozal Hospital, Panama* Canal insane

asylum________________ 325Corporation commissions, see names of States,

etc.Corporations:

Canadian loan corporations________________826consolidated returns, regulations___________ 680insolvent, reorganization__________________ 602interest and usury in D. C______ __________613law of P. I., act amending------ --------------------667law of P. I., to approve amendment_____ 575,

629,722see also names of corporations.

Corps areas and departments, regulations_____805Corpus Christi, Tex., port railroad facilities... 1018Correspondence:

Army regulations______________________ 60,981courses for military education____ ____ _ 61manual of Foreign, etc., Commerce Bur... 555 regulations governing consular service.. 190,792

Corrosion:ship plate, laboratory tests______ ________ 440zinc-coated steel, test methods________ 149,150

Corse, J. M., fuel briquets_________________ 75,997Corsets, case of Marshall Field & Co______ 83,930Cortina, Italy, Code Language Study Com___ 125Cosby, Stanley W.:

soil surveys— Auburn area, Calif... .......... 814Gilroy area, Calif...____ _______________815Hollister area, Calif___________________ 815

Coshland, G. F., & Co________________________ 774Cosine-haversine line of position formula_____ 181Cosmical physics, recent developments_______ 259Cost:

distribution cost studies... 146,215,283,349,826wholesale distribution costs_____ _________ 215see also special subjects, e. g. Glass—Labor.

1100 Index, 1928-1929

PageCost of living:

for Americans in the Far East____________ 917prices and cost of living______________ 110,6.54retail prices and cost of living series_______ 654see also Prices.

Cost of untrained youth______________________491Costa, A. M., coal______ ____ ________________ 92Costa Rica:

article on______________ 117foreign trade for 1927_______________________788mosses collected by P. C. Standley_______ 261parcel post, etc., conventions effective____ 121polychaetousannelid, genus Phyllodoce... 326

Costen, Md., nonagency station______________ 92Cotcher, Edward H., relief_______ _____________586Cott, Christopher, relief_______________________ 459Cottage cheese, see Cheese.Cotton, R. T., meal worms____________________ 911Cotton:

bale covering, standardization— hearings___________________________ 566report_________________________________ 567

communities growing one variety___________ 549concentration at Little Rock, Ark________ 941CUildUllRRi, Ull lldUti, UlU______________V, / 1, Z1U,

280,345, 432,553,700,822,915,994 fertilizer experiments_________________ 276,340ginned, from crops of 1928, etc____________ 144,

210,280,281,345,346,432,700 internal-revenue tax, 1863-68______________ 673leaf temperatures, etc______________________ 550marketing, American cotton_______ __________4prices, to investigate decline-

hearings............................ 18,835report___________________ 737views of Mr. Capper__________________ 363

production, crop of 1927____________ 9production and distribution, 1927-28_______ 345rates on____________________________ 28,93,234,

299,637,764,849,850,892,941,1018 recoleccion mecanica del algodon............... .. 184red spider and how to control it___________ 204root-rot fungus, saprophytic stage............. .. 912seed fuzziness on Pima cotton plants... 271,427 seedling mortality________________________ 3seedling stand____________________________ 3soil salinity and flowering date_______ 545,696soil salinity and stand, relationship___ 2Q0,277standards act, regulations______________ .. 201statistics, to collect, etc., additional___ 445,470supply, etc., domestic and foreign cotton— 71 tare in Egypt— *.......................... 338 weekly cotton region bulletin____________ 8,

69,142,208,820,913,993 see also certain headings beginning Cotton.

Cotton and Tobacco Statistics Division______ 345Cotton-boll weevils, see Boll weevils.Cotton bolls:

development after removal of involucre___ 811toughness in relation to age, etc_______ 65,199

Cotton-factory sweepings_____________________378Cotton gin fires, how to prevent them________ 910Cotton goods, rates on________________ 637,764,850

see also Cotton—also names of special

Cotton Mill Products Co_____________________637Cotton-mill villages of S. C., pellagra_____ 264,803(Jotton mills, causes of absence, men and women 877 Cotton-seed:

feeding cottonseed products to livestock... 273pxuuuvw, UliiLIUlcUJtUlCU, CIU_____________ V, I 1,

210,281,346,432,553,700, 822,915,994rates on cotton-seed______________________ 28,

161,234,499,764,850,941,1018rates on cotton-seed hulls.-..____ _________765received, crushed, and on hand______ 9,71,144,

210,281,346,432,553,700, 822,915,994Cotton-seed cake, rates on______ ._____________ 765Cotton-seed meal:

proteins, nutritive value_________________ 3,137rates on_____ _______________ 765

Cotton-seed oil, rates on___________ _____ _ 28,637Cotton yarns, effect of twist______________ 288,289Cottontail rabbits, see Rabbits.Couch, Albert, alias, see Couch, James A.Couch, James A., relief_______________________586

PageCouncil Bluffs, Iowa, bridges_____ 579, 580, 611,746Counsel, see Lawyers.Counties:

child earing and protective work______ 653health program in Mississippi Valley_____ 130school superintendeney, salaries, etc______ 934see also names of counties.

Country life: church and cooperative extension work____ 547health service, extent from 1925-29________ 979health work, cooperative, 1928________ 331,681las escuelas de agricultura y su influencia

en la vida rural___________ 661publications of interest to suburbanites.... 293 reading course_________________ ..................230social aspects of rural planning___________ 812see also Outdoor life.

Country schools: achievements of rural schools__________ 373hygiene, ten steps in promotion..................... 86rural junior high school.___________________ 633rural school leaflet_________________________ 934secondary education, status________________231supervision, essential viewpoints........... ..........934surveys_______________________________ 22,758

Country Summer White House, Commission on Establishing____ _ 626

County agents, employment in flood areas___ 1001Court-house in D. C.:

relief of contractor- hearings_______________ 465law_________________________ 716report____________________________ 465,627

Court-martial orders, see Courts-martial and courts of inquiry.

Court of Appeals, D. C., calendars___ 226,369,755see also names of parties to suits.

Court of Claims..__________________ 19,82,151,225,289,368,488,629,753,837,929,1008

cases—calendars_________ 152,290,368,489,753,837decided, July, 1927-Feb. 1928 __________ 225decided, Feb.-May, 1928______________ 290pending, general jurisdiction, 1928_____ 290term 1926-27, index___________________ 152term 1927-28, index__________________ 1008

judgments rendered—lists______________________ 387,507,648,952year ended Dec. 1, 1928________________ 369

see also names of claimants.Court of Customs and Patent Appeals_______ 839,

930,1009 decisions____________________________ 977,1047new name of Court of Customs Appeals—

law______________________ 715report____ ____________ 727

•e* alsn names of claimantsCourt of Customs Appeals___________________ 19

83,153,226,369,491,754cases adjudged, Apr. 1927-Apr. 1928_______ 754cases adjudged, index to v. 1-15____________ 754change of name—

law____ ______ 715report__________________ 727

decisions_____________________ 57,128,192,262,329,410,531, 673,801,897

see also Court of Customs and Patent Appeals—also names of firms, etc., appealing customs charges.

Court of Customs Appeals reports____________ 754Courtesy problem of immigration service_____ 876Courtis, S. A., la instruction individual........... 49Courts:

decisions affecting Post Office Dept_______ 51decisions of interest to banks______________ 898domestic relations, administration________ 957in Canal Zone, fees and mileage............. ........ 53see also District Courts—also headings

beginning Court—Courts—alsonames of courts.

Courts-martial and courts of inquiry: Coast Guard, amendments_______ 330,897Navy, court-martial orders_______________ 45,

112,180,316,515, 657,878,960Navy, court-martial orders, index, 1928___ 960

Courts of equity, see Courts—Courts of United States.

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Courts of United States:decisions—

affecting Post Office Dept., etc_______ 51anti-trust decisions___________________ 42copyright, 1909-14____________ 316for sale by supt. of documents________ 230morbidity reports_______ ______________415paLUULb vjiuuicu ------------ i**, ito

219,286,350,438,557,705,829,919,998 patents (separates from Official

gaz/ebLtsj_____________ ii, io, io, ii/jXii, ^io,286, 350, 437,438,557,704,828,919,998

patents, etc., 1928______________________919relating to Army_____________________ 62

expenses, estimates_______________________ 676judgments against U. S., payment_______ 1001register___________________________________ 313rules of practice for courts of equity, etc____ 409sitting in equity, jurisdiction______________ 481see also Circuit Courts of Appeals—Court

of Claims—Court of Customs and Patent Appeals— Court of Customs Appeals—Customs Court—District Courts—Supreme Court of United States—also Judges.

Coushatta, La., bridge_______________ 455,476,723Coushatta Indians, see Koasati Indians.Couzens, James (Senator from Mich.):

paper presented by—Interstate Commerce Comn., work, etc. 926

reports made by—Education and Labor Com_______614,748Interstate Commerce Com______ 617,1007

Covert, Timon: achievements of rural schools_ _____ 373rural education surveys_____________ 22,758

Covesville quadrangle, Va___ ______ 845Coville, Frederick V., weeds___________________819Covington, Platt W., health departments____ 979Cow, see Cows.Cowe, Effa, relief________________________ 353,365Cowling for radial air-cooled engine_______ 656,959Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade Ry., bonds.. 161,499Cowpeas, utilization_______ _________________ 819Cowpens, Battle of, 1781:

historical statements_______ __________ 684national monument__________________ 620,715

Cows:care and management of dairy cows______ 203comparison of dairy cow and beef cow. 421,547 growth, etc., in red Danish cows_____ .• 199,200see also Cattle.

Cox, Alonzo B., marketing American cotton... 4Cox, H. R., weeds___________________________ 819Cox, Henry J., Internal. Geographical Cong... 279Cox, Homer E., relief________________ _______ 590Cox, John F., v United States____________ 152,649Cox, S. R., bridge____________________ 454, 721,746Cox, W. F., marketing California grapes______ 66Coxsackie quadrangle, N. Y__________________ 845Crab meat, food poisoning outbreak due to.... 517 Crabs from Eocene of Florida________________ 972Cracker J ack Co. v. United States________ 106,173Craig, William, soil, Clermont Co., Ohio_____ 814Cram, Eloise B., poultry roundworms________ 202Cramer, Leslie, relief______________ ______ 471,713Cramton, Louis C. (Representative from Mich):

reports made by—Appropriations Com_________________ 355Conference Com__________ 443,564,727,923

Cranberry:insect problems, suggestions for solving.... 816rates on cranberries______________________ 1018trial forecasts as to keeping quality_______ 141

Crandall, W. G., teachers of agriculture______ 20Crane, W. R., subsidence, etc., in Mich, mines. 556Crane Company, pipe..................... 859Cranes, rates on_______________________________ 850Cranium, see Head.Crater Lake National Park, information______ 845Crater National Forest:

lands to be added—Executive order_______________________ 793report of Agric, and Forestry Com____ 601

Craters of the Moon National Monument:proclamation______________________________ 122topographic map____________ 158

Crates, rates on...------- 850

PageCrawford, Paul M., nephritides_______________ 789Crawford, R. W., Duluth, Minn., district____ 684Crawford Manufacturing Co. v. U. S__________ 929Cream:

duty increase, proclamation_______________ 970rates on_______________ 851

Cream cheese, see Cheese.Creameries:

economical use of fuel______________________ 989successful operation, local creamery___ 547,910

Creamery Package Manufacturing Co________ 499Credit:

conditions among grocery retailers....... ............997credito cooperative_______________________ 117foreign, sources of information_____________ 348see also Agricultural credit—Loans.

Creech, Gilbert T., bovine leukemia______ 811,909Creek Indians:

customs, interpretation of mounds________ 260religious beliefs and medical practices_____ 55social organization and usages ___________ 55see also Five Civilized Tribes.

Creel, R. H., rat, elimination, etc________ ____ 130Creelsboro, Ky., bridge_______________ 577, 716,742Cremer, M. A., Brazilian foodstuffs market__ 702Crenshaw Brothers Produce Co., Inc_________ 938Creosote oil, rates on________________ 638,851,1018Crerar Clinch Coal Co., coal___________________849Creston Reclamation Co., Ltd_______________ 126Cresylic acid, rates on_______________ 764Cretaceous period:

Exogyra olisiponensis, etc__________________844scaphites____ ____________________________ 23volcanic rocks in Arkansas, etc____________ 844

Cricher, A. Lane, uniform through export bill. 347 Criep, Leo H., generalized amyloidosis_______ 980Criminals:

bail, to authorize__________________________ 482escape from Fed. institutions, penalties___ 481warrants, issuance and execution......... ............482see also Convict labor—Extradition—Par-

dons.Crinoids:

fossil crinoid genus Vasocrinus____________ 527Pagecrinus, new genus from Devonian____1044

Cripples, see Defective and delinquent classes.Crisp, Charles R., duty on peanuts, etc_______835Crites, J. H., Fed. Trade Comn. complaint,

etc_______________ 371, 632Critz quadrangle, Va.-N. C__________________ 295Croats, see Yugoslavia.Croft, Harry W., v. C. G. Lewellyn----------------242Crofton, George H., prognosis in tuberculosis.. 59Cron, Marijune, relief________________________ 569Cronartium, see Blister rust.Cronin, Thomas, Co.:

receivers v. C. G. Lewellyn, etc___________ 952v. commissioner of internal revenue_______ 173

Crook, Robert L., v. United States___________ 387Crook National Forest, boundaries____________ 891Crook Son & Co., logs_________________________ 856Crop insurance:

risks, losses, etc...................... ...421to investigate all phases............. ..........................567

Crops: billbugs destructive to crops__________ 275cost of producing field crops, 1927_________ 66cottontail rabbits in rel. to crops______ 274, 988crop reports------------------ 66,

138, 422, 546, 692, 812, 908, 987 for alkali lands__________________ 819insects injurious to, Govt, pubs____________757soil factors in Arkansas Valley_____________ 423statistics of crops other than grains_______ 201weekly weather and crop bulletin___ 8,69,143,

209,279, 344,430,551, 698, 821,914,993 see also Plants—also names of special crops.

Crops and markets (periodical)_____________ 3,65,137,199, 271,421, 545, 691,811, 907,987

index to v. 5.._________ __________________ 811Crosby, M. A., Johnson hay for market______ 272Cross, Donald H., United States v____________ 952Cross, H. C., bearing bronzes_____________ 220,221Grosser, Robert (Representative from Ohio):

minority views— Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com_________________ 731Crossette, Marie, appointment_______________ 969

75341—29------ 4

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PageCrossman, E. O., address to Medical Council. 538 Crotalaria pays in soil improvement__________ 427Croton, Iowa, bridge_________________ 577, 716, 743Crouch, Elmer L., multiple sclerosis__________ 194Crouch, J. H., trachoma in schools in Montana. 803Crow Indians:

council, etc., expenses, payment... 574,616, 715vs. United States________________________ 1008

Crowe, Thomas G., & Co., cotton____________ 892Crowell, Henry W., patent appeal____________437Crowley, J. W., jr.:

aerodynamic characteristics of airplane___ 656characteristics of propellers in flight_______316pressure distribution in flight_____________ m

Crown-gall:control in apple nursery___________________ 427etiology of apple crown gall___________ 271,427

Crown Willamette Paper Co__________________ 239Crowther, J. A., nucleus of the atom_________ 259Crude oil, see Petroleum.Crude rubber, see Rubber.Cruisers, see War-ships.Crumbine, Samuel J., mortalidad materna___ 49Crustacea of Beaufort, N. C_________________ 795Cryolite in 1927_______________________________ 75Ctenosaura, see Lizards.Cuba:

article on.._______ ____________ ____ _____ 117central highway progress_______ __ ' 215charts------------------------------------- 47,114, 518,1034commerce_____ _______ 887feedstuffs, exports from United States______348light list------------------------------------------------------ 703mollusks, explorations for_____________ 795money-order post offices..____ _____________255publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 230rainfall maps_____ _______________________ 69reciprocity treaty with U. S., effects!””” 896'ships seized in Cuban ports, decision______ 804sugar making in Cuba____________________ 119sugar price control during the war_________ 626

Cuban-American Sponge Co___________________228Cuckoo, yellow-billed, tapeworms found______ 1045Cucumber:

growing_______________________ ____ _____ 7sex ratios in flowers____________________! 3,199shape, relation of environment, etc______ 3,65

Cucumis sativus, see Cucumber.Cudahy Packing Co.:

cheese____________________________________ 298vs. Jay G. Hinkle, etc___________________ ! 672

Culbertson, Viola E., agricultural statistics...! 138Culbertson Brothers Co______________________ 864Culler, S. L., Lumber Co_____________ ' 501Cullet, rates on----------------------------------- 162, 299,851Cullins, J. G., psoriasis____________________ 265Culpepper, Charles W.:

kernel density in maize, rel. to quality____ 277peaches for ice cream___________________ 68, 991scalding, precooking, and chilling_________ 277

Culture:aboriginal, of the Southeast_______________ 55Eskimo, in northwestern Alaska___________ 796Indians of eastern Canada_____ __________ 796Pan American culture series__________ 184.964

Culwell, Thomas E., v. United States________ 773Cumberland, W. W., Nicaragua_______________ 327Cumberland Cement & Supply Co_____ !!!!!! 644Cumberland Palls, see Cumberland' River.Cumberland River:

bridges—Arat, Ky-------------------------------- 577,716,742Burkesville, Ky______________ 452. 715, 742Burnside, Ky------------------- 452, 715, 742, 743Canton, Ky----------------------------- 452, 715, 742Center Point, Ky-------------------- 577, 716, 742Creelsboro, Ky________________ 577, 716, 742Harts Ferry, Tenn............ 363,452,473, 715Iuka, Ky------------------------ 452, 715, 742Neelys Ferry, Ky_____________ 577, 716, 742Russell County, Ky___________ 577, 715, 742Smithland, Ky------------------------ 452, 715, 743

Cumberland Falls project___________ 371,1010Cumberland Transportation Co., lumber_____ 303Cummer Manufacturing Co. of Texas, crates.. 850Cummings, Elizabeth Q., relief_______ 569, 709, 739Cummings Point bridge______________ 581, 612 722Cummins, A. D., & Co., Inc., v. U. S 174

PageCunningham, Thomas W., sergeant-at-arms

of Senate vs______________________ 1046Cuno Engineering Corporation®. U. S. 837,929,1028 Cups, see Drinking-cups—Loving-cups.Curing:

beef on farm_____________________________ 273pork, needs care to give best results_____ !! 202tobacco__________________________________ 278

Curran, Frank B., highways of the world.!!!!! 348Curran, Thomas M., home financing methods 220Currant:

black currant spreads blister rust_________ 7inoculation with C. ribicola, etc______ 421,697

Currency, see Money—Paper money—also Macerated-currency pulp.

Currency, Comptroller of, see Comptroller of Currency.

Currency Division, see Loans and Currency Division.

Currents, see Electric currents—Ocean cur-rents—also Winds.

Currituck County, N. C., soil survey............ 814Curry, D. P.:

blister beetles as cause of dermatitis______ 789crude oil as larvicide_____________________ 789

Curtis, Charles, Inc., relief___________________ 597Curtis, J. G., Leather Co_____________________ 766Curtis, Lee F., amoebiases in Haiti__________ ! 882Curtis Bay R. R., control by B. & O_________ 764Curtiss, W. W. chief of dental clinic__________ 60Curtiss GV-1570 engine, see Engines.Cushman, Frank, trade and industrial educ... 840Cushman, Joseph A.:

Foraminifera from Juan Fernandez Is____ 893Foraminifera from South America_______ 1044

Cushman, R. A.:Baker collection of insects____________ 795, 796North American ichneumon-flies___________669

Cushman Motor Works, cast-iron....... .............. 377Custer State Park Game Sanctuary__________ 523Custodians of public bldgs., instructions_____ 1047Custodis, Alphons, Chimney Construction Co. 939 Customs, see Manners and customs.Customs (tariff), see Tariff—also names of im-

porting companies and names of articles imported.

Customs and Patent Appeals, Court of, see Court of Customs and Patent Appeals.

Customs Appeals Court, see Court of Customs Appeals.

Customs Bureau______________________________ 534Customs Court___ _________ ”128,

192, 330,413, 534', 678, 801,898, 97% 1048 decisions--------------------------------------- 57,128,192,

262. 329,410, 531, 673.801, 897, 977,1047 hearings at ports, schedule, 1929___________ 534reports of Supreme Ct. to be furnished____ 563

Customs Service, estimates_______________ 532,677see also names of ports, etc.

Cut flowers, see Flowers.Cutler Magner Co., lime____ ___________ 31Cutworms, control in corn & other crops_____ 817Cuyahoga Abstract Title & Trust Co________ 774Cuyahoga County, Ohio, highway plan________ 343Cuyahoga River, chart_______________ ”1052Cyanamid, rates on___________________________ 638Cyanide, rates on_____________________________ 638Cyanogen products in vessel fumigation. 264,414 Cyclones, see Storms.Cylinders:

combustion time in engine cylinder_______ illelliptic, forces on_______ ____________ ____ 45gas densities, effect on fuel sprays_________illmaximum cylinder pressures, measure-

_ . ment-------- ---------------------- ---------- 3i8Cynoscion regahs, see Gray trout.Cynthiana Construction Co__________________ 102Cysteine, distinctive reaction________________ 1049Cystine, distinctive reaction.. 1049Cysts:

in the Helianthus_____ _____________ 656of the sugar-beet nematode, nematodes in” ’ 337,

550Cytology, see Cells.Czechoslovakia:

arbitration treaty with U. S__________ 405,973conciliation treaty with U. S_________ 406,973naturalization treaty with U. S___________ 528

July-June 1103D Page

D. A. R., see National Society of Daughters ofAmerican Revolution.

Dade, J. S., tularaemia in sheep........... ....... 536,803Dahl, Arnold S., Rhizoctonia solani_________ 3,142Dahlgren, Va., bridge________________ 581, 612, 722Dahlias for the home_____________________ 141,991Dahlonega, Ga., assay office__________________ 17Dahn, Arthur J., reinstatement...____________ 524Daikokuzan Gunto, chart________ _____________250Dailey, Orville D., relief_______________________732Daily Pantagraph, Inc., v. U. S______ 489, 774,1008Daily statement of Treasury, see Treasury.Daily weather map, see Weather.Dairy cattle, see Cattle—Cows.Dairy Congress, see International Dairy Con-

gress.Dairy Contest, American Vocational, see

American Vocational Dairy Con-test.

Dairy farms, see Dairying.Dairy Industry Bureau______________________ 5,

139, 203, 275, 340,424, 547, 910, 989Dairy products:

manufactured, 1927___________________ 138statistics_____________________________ 201,812see also Butter—Cheese—Cream—Milk.

Dairying: farm dairy houses____________ ______ _ 139increased productivity_____ ____ ________ 1031markets for dairy equipment, etc_____ 555,825publications for sale__________________ 230,933see also Bulls—Cows—Dairy products.

Daisy Products, Inc______________________ ... 154Dakota Central Telephone Co________________ 93Dakota sandstone, soft-water problems_______ 935Daland, steamship:

owner v. United States_____ _______________629Dale, Porter H. (Senator from Vt.):

reports made by—Civil Service Com........... .. 602,603, 738, 927Commerce Com_____________________ 363,

364, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 609, 610, 611, 612, 741, 742, 743, 744, 745, 746, 747, 748.

Dall, William H., article on________ ____ _____259Dall Island, chart of southern part____________823Dallas, Tex., see Federal Reserve Bank of

Dallas.Dallas Paper Co., paper___ ____ _____________ 642Dallinger, Frederick W. (Representative from

Mass.):reports made by—

Expenditures in Executive Depart-ments Com_______________________ 572

Dalton, Hubert, patent appeal________________ 217Dalton, William, relief_____________ 569Dalton, Ga., monument______________________ 587Dalton plan (text in Spanish)________ ______ _ 399Dam, see Dams.Damages, see Claims.Damping liquids, for aircraft instruments------ 515Damping-off in forest nurseries_________ ,.... 696Dampskibsselskabet Norden v. U. S_________ 313Dams:

constructed by Reclamation Bureau.. 761,937 safety measures in constructing___________ 937sites, geology................. ................................ 495see also names of dams, and names of rivers,

or places where located.Dan River, bridge____________________ 357,473,561Dana, Ethel C., occupational therapy________ 900Dana, Winfred, simplified rebreather_____ 516,517Dance halls, their regulation and place------------780Dances:

Buffalo-head dance of Fox Indians________ 55Thunder dance of Fox Indians___________1043

Dane, C. H., Rock Creek oil field, etc________ 760Danelon, Antonio, Arthur J. Karnuth, etc.,311,

409,649,895Danenhower, Sloan, & Co. v. U. S........... ........... 39Danforth, T. F., chlorine death points of bac-

teria____ ____ _________517Dangaix, W. J., v. United States......... ........... —. 489Daniel, Cecil A., patent appeal_______________ 217Daniel, Tillett S., v. United States................ 152Daniel Brothers Co___________________________ 241Daniel Guggenheim Fund for Promotion of Aer-

onautics............................... 551

PageDaniels, A. M.:

lime-sulphur concentrate_______________817operating a home heating plant.___________ 208

Daniels, H. A., dental supplies and equipment. 516Danish treatment for scabies_________________ 46Danish West Indies, see Virgin Islands.Danly, E. E., law of aerial navigation_________ 647Dann-Gerow Co., Inc., hollow tile____________ 164Dantzig, Tobias, stiffness in starches_________ 912Danville & Western Ry., bridge______ 357,473,561D’Aramon, Henrietta, see Aramon, Hen-

rietta d’.Darr, Earl A., exr., v. Edward E. Gniehtel.... 175Darrow, George M.:

blackberry growing___________________ 206culture of Logan blackberry_______________ 278dewberry growing_________________________ 206dewberry of Young variety________________ 206raspberry of Van Fleet variety_____________207strawberry culture___________________ 550,697

Darrow, George P. (Representative from Pa.): reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com___________ 360,463,592Darton, N. H.:

geologic atlas of New Mexico_____________ 294red beds, etc., in New Mexico____________ 844

Dashiell, H. H., trade financing, etc__________ 435Date plantings free from pests________________ 696Datil National Forest________________________ 818Datum planes, pub. of Coast & Geodetic Surv. 282Daugherty, William T., German chemical

developments in 1928 __701Daughters of America________________________ 353Daughters of American Revolution, see Nation-

al Society of Daughters of American Revolution.

Dauser, Sue S., duty in Guam and Philippines. 248Davenport, Arthur C., patent appeal_________286Davenport, Sadie M., see Deavenport, Sadie M.Davenport, Sarah A., U. S. v. executor_______ 174Davidson, Gustave, admr., fee for attorneys... 895Davidson, Hartwig, fee for attorneys_________ 895Davidson, S. F.:

soil surveys—Camden, etc., counties, N. C__________ 814Polk County, N. C__________ 816Rutherford County, N. C_____________ 424

Davies, T. L., bridge_________________ 579,720,745Davis, Barbara, appointment__________________792Davis, C. W., bentonite_____________ 436Davis, Charles, relief_________________________ 586Davis, Dwight F., see War Department.Davis, Frank A., occupational therapy_______ 804Davis, Hazel M., v. U. S_____________ 290, 368,649Davis, Herman C., relief_________________ 472, 709Davis, Hubert W.:

fluorspar and cryolite in 1927--------------------- 75iron ore, pig iron, and steel in 1927------------- 349

Davis, James J., a sciencia e o trabalho----------- 965see also Labor Department.

Davis, John J., common white grubs-------------- 695Davis, Joseph, Co., pipe_____________________ 859Davis, L. M., dairy and poultry statistics..... 201Davis, Manton, statement--------------------------------834Davis, Martha A., appointment________ _______402Davis, Mary D.:

kindergarten education________________ 231kindergarten, etc., teacher preparation.... 844nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 758

Davis, Morgan L., admr., Atlantic Coast LineR. R. vs............................. 672

Davis, Oscar, amebic abscess of liver-----------------516Davis, Ralph E., muscular atrophy___________ 900Davis, Robert W., containers for fruits, etc----- 812Davis, W. A.:

soil surveys—Rutherford County, N. C---------------------424Sampson County, N. C_______________ 816

Davis, W. D.:epidemic of dysentery--------------------------------- 882water supply, Olongapo, P. I-------------------- 517

Davis, William H.:birth, stillbirth, etc., statistics............. 432,699mortality statistics____________ 700,822

Davis, Winston W., relief____________ 446,472, 709Davis-Noland-Merrill Grain Co______________ 37Davison, Charles S., attorney, fee--------------------- 408Davos, Switzerland, solar radiation ---------------- 913

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PageDavy, Christopher S., patent appeal_________ 217

Dawson, J. R.: dairy bulls............................ 203dairy cows________________________________ 203legume hays for milk production___________ 275

Day, Benjamin M., courtesy in immigration service_________________876

Day, Edmund E., manufactures, 1899-1923 ____ 281Day, Herbert, v. United States________________ 387Day, Preston C., agricultural statistics_______ 138Day, William, v. United States________________ 952Day Builders Supply Co., Inc—____ __________164Day-lilies, yellow______________________________342Daymarks, see names of places where located.Dayton, Ohio, Soldiers’ Home hospital. 483, 622, 721Day ton Engineering Laboratories Co__________ 490Dead reckoning, aerial navigation____ 397,518,786Dead River quadrangle, Me__________________ 87Deadwood Dam specifications________________ 1015Deaf, see Defective and delinquent classes.Deaf, Columbia Institution for the, see Colum-

bia Institution for the Deaf.

Dean, C. P., editor, naval medical bulletin’

Dean tract, D. C., to regulate bldg, height.’ 613’ 729

Dearborn, Ned, English sparrow as pest______ 814Deardorff, O. E., soil survey, Lamar Co., Ga.. 694 Dearing, Charles:

home utilization of muscadine grapes_____ 427unfermented grape juice__________________ 141

Death:automobile accidents, 1927_________________ 415aviation service fatalities_____________ 805,878census statistics, 1925____ 700census statistics, 1926____________ 822children, communicable diseases___________ 899claims against U. S., settlement______ 604, 726coal-mine fatalities in U. S., 1927___________ 349coronary sclerosis and sudden death______ 789figures for registration area, 1927__________ 59in certain States, 1923-27___________________ 194in certain States, 1923-28___________________ 979in cities, mortality summary, 1928_________ 536infant mortality statistics_____________ 432,699influenza_________________________ 533International Typographical Union_______780mortalidad materna y mejoramiento de la

raza______________________________ 49occupational mortality in England, etc___ 193payment of death benefits in D. O._........... 353principal causes, 1927______________________ 415rates, 1926 and 1927______________ 536teeth extraction, death following__________ 46tuberculosis, report of autopsies____________ 804Veterans’ Bur. Hospital, Knoxville, Iowa. 131

Deavenport, Sadie M., Lottie C. Conklin «... 175 Debates, see special subjects.Debenture plan for agricultural relief_________ 926DeBroca, R. A., Carson Petroleum Co. vs____ 896DeBruin, T. L., arc spectrum of chlorine_____ 999Debt, rules of Mixed Claims Comn_______ 529,671

see also Bankruptcy—Certificates of indebt-edness—Public debt.

DeCamp, John G., relief_________________ 482,560Decatur, Nebr., bridge_______________ 579,720, 745Decatur Cornice & Roofing Co_______________ 169Decay problems, timber storage conditions.... 991Decherd quadrangle, Tenn___________________ 233Decisions:

commissioner of patents—1928------------------------------------------- ---------919weekly (in Official gazette)_____ 14,76,148,

219, 286,350,438,557, 705,829, 919,998 weekly (separates from Official gazette). 14,

75,76,147, 217, 218, 286, 350, 437, 438, 557,704,828,919,998.

comptroller general—July, 1927-June, 1928_________________ 372July-Sept. 1928, index-digest___________ 293Oct.-Dec. 1928, index-digest____________632Jan.-Mar. 1929, index-digest.............. 932emergency officers’ retirement act_____804

PageDecisions—Continued.

comptroller general—Continued, monthly______ 21,

85,155,229, 293,372, 632, 756, 757,932relating to Army_____________________ 62

court decisions of interest to banks________898Court of Claims—

cases decided, July, 1927-Feb. 1928____ 225cases decided, Feb.-May, 1928________ 290

Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. 977,1047Court of Customs Appeals________________ 57,

128,192, 262,329,410, 531, 673,801,897 courts of United States—

anti-trust decisions____ ______________ 42copyright, 1909-14__________ 316list of publications for sale_____________ 230morbidity reports_____________________ 415patent, trade-mark, etc., cases, 1928____ 919patents (in Official gazette)____ 14,76,148,

219, 286,350,438,557,705,829,919,998patents (separates from Official gazette). 14,

75, 76, 147, 217, 218, 286,350, 437, 438, 557, 704, 828, 919, 998.

relating to Army_____________________ 62customs—

Jan.-June, 1928____________ 329Jan.-June, 1928, index________________ 191July-Dec. 1928_________________________800July-Dec. 1928, index__________________ 673weekly_______________________ 57,128,192,

262,329,410, 531,673,801,897,977,1047Customs Court___________________ 57,128,192,

262,329,410, 531,673,801,897,977,1047Federal Trade Commission—

v. 10, index___________________________ 756v. 10, table of cases____________________ 756v. 10, table of commodities____________ 756v. 11, index___________________________ 1011v. 11, table of commodities____________ 1011

Geographic Board—1920-23_____________ 156

Interior Department— pension and retirement claims_ 633,758public lands, v. 41-51, digest__________ 157

internal revenue—Jan.-Dec. 1928_____ 898Jan.-Dec. 1928, index_________________ 673publication of refund decisions________ 793weekly____ ________ 57, 128, 192, 262, 329,

410, 531, 673, 801, 897, 977, 1047I. C. C. finance reports—

July, 1927-Jan. 1928____ 93Jan.-June, 1928________________________ 378June-Nov. 1928_______________________ 1018

I. C. C. reports— .Sept.-Nov. 1927 ____ 28Nov. 1927-Jan. 1928___________________ 93

■ Jan.-Mar. 1928_____ 234Mar.-Apr. 1928________________________ 378Apr .-May, 1928_______________________ 638May-July, 1928______________________ 764June-Aug. 1928______________________ 1018Sept.-Nov. 1928__________ 1018

I. C. C. valuation reports—July-Oct. 1927_______________________ 28July-Nov. 1927_______________________ 93Nov. 1927-Mar. 1928___________________ 235Jan.-Mar. 1928________________________ 162Mar-June, 1928________________________ 638May-Oct. 1928_______________________ 941

Mixed Claims Comn., U. S. and Germany. 895 pensions_____________________________ 633,758postal service, etc., court decisions________ 51prohibition—

Jan.-June, 1928, index___ _____ 1911928, index____________________ . .673weekly_______________ 57,128. 192,262,329,

410, 531, 673, 801, 897, 977, 1047 public lands—

v. 41-51, digest_____ ___________________157v. 52, by signatures____________________ 495

retirement___________________________ 633,758Supreme Court-

1927, Oct. term (official reports)______ 127,190, 191, 261, 262, 328, 409

July-June 1105Decisions—Continued. Page

Supreme Court—Continued.1927, Oct. term (United States reports,). 261

529, 7991928, Oct. term (official reports)______ 672,

799, 896, 9761928, Oct. term (separates)___________ 328,

409, 529, 671, 672, 799, 895, 975, 1046appeals from Ct. of Cis., abstracts. 225,290prohibition act interpretation, digest.. 535

Tax Appeals Board reports—v. 6____ 57v. 7__________________________________ 410v. 7, index............. ................ 410v.8____________________________________ 800v.8, index_____________________________ 800v. 9._______ 976y. 9, index___________________________ 1047111 £JC*111^J111U V lvllll._.,._..Ol | 1Z/ y 1J1, ZUiS,

410, 531, 673, 800, 896, 976, 1047 Treasury—

Jan.-June, 1928________________________ 329Jan.-June, 1928, index________________ 191July-Dec. 1928________________________ 800July-Dec. 1928, index__________________ 673Jan.-Dec. 1928____ 898Jan.-Dec. 1928, index__________________ 673copyright, importation________________ 316separates.____ _______________ 128,534,673weekly___________________ 57,128,192,262,

329, 410, 531, 673, 801,897,977,1047War Claims Arbiter—

patent claims_________________ 332,416ship claims__________________ 804

Declaration of Independance Memorial Com-mission, to create_____ 619

Declaratory judgments.______ ________________ 618Declination of compass, see Compass.Decorations of honor, see Medals—also names

of decorations, e. g. Distinguished Flying Cross.

Decorative Novelty Co., U. S. i>______________839Deep Cove, chart____________________________ 11Deep Harbor, see Tiefen Hafen, Dago I.Deer Island, conveyance to Oconto Co., Wis 594Deering, Gardiner G., fees for attorneys of ex-

ecutor_________________ 408Deerlodge National Forest:

lands open to homestead entry_________403proclamation______________________________ 667

Deeter, E. B., soil survey, Barry Co., Mich... 693TT ty iqt a nrninntinn 79ueeiz, cnarles map projection____________ 72

Defandorf, F. M.. corona voltmeter_______ 222,223Defective and delinquent classes:

blind, population of U. S., 1920____________ 432blind, schools for___________ 86crippled children, education_______________ 843deaf, schools for..____ _____________________ 231delinquents, in Army in World War_____ 983delinquents, industrial schools for________ 86feeble-minded, industrialization__________ 43feeble-minded, etc., children, schools for__ 22

Defenses, see Coast defense.Deffenbaugh, Walter S.:

city school surveys____________ :_______ 22,758recent movements in city school systems.. 758

Deficiency appropriations and estimates, see Appropriations—also special sub-ject of appropriation or name of Department or bureau submitting estimate.

DeFoe, George L., British airplanes__________ 111De Ford, Henry, case..______________________ 174Deforestation, see Forests and forestry.Degen, C. G., soil survey, Lycoming Co., Pa. 694DeGolia, Darwin, Govt. pubs, on textiles_____284Degrees (colleges, universities, etc.):

to regulate institutions in D. C.—hearings______ _______________________ 356law_________ ____ ____________ ____ _ 716report_________________ 564

DeKalb White Marble Co., Inc______________ 36DeLancey, Charles H., retire as lieutenant

commander____________ 623Delaney, Edward F., v. U. S_____________ 368,507Delano, Frederic A., regent of Smithsonian. 4.58,563De Laval Steam Turbine Co_________ 174,837,929Delaware:

census of agriculture, 1925......-.......... 71

PageDelaware—Continued.fisheries, 1926______________________________ 73fisheries, list of publications_______________ 995negro colleges and universities_____________ 22postal service-

man contracts..___________________ .. 321mail trains, schedule________ 256,323post route map________________________ 666

Delaware & Hudson Co.:automatic train-stop device________________ 950proposed abandonment of branch line____ 162rates on—

slate__________________________________ 36wood_________________________________ 38

Delaware Bay:light list______ ____________________________ 918report of Rivers and Harbors Board______ 80

Delaware County, Pa., v. Shipping BoardEmergency Fleet Corporation____ 106

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R.:rates on—

car-trucks____ _______________________ 26coke-oven doors__________________ 161zinc__________________________________ 105

train-control device ______________________ 865vs. John Koske____________________________ 672

Delaware, Maryland & Virginia R. R________ 36Delaware River:

bridge at Wilmington, Del_________________730chart_____________________________________ 213tunnel________________________ 730

Delegates, see House of Representatives.Delgado, F. A., medicinals and toiletries_____ 826Deline Manufacturing Co., boxes ___________ 90Delinquents, see Defective and delinquent

Della S. Consolidated Mines Co_______________ 631Dells Paper & Pulp Co., sulphur_____________ 37DeLoss, Harry H., r. comnr. of internal reve-

nue ___________ ___ 174,649Del Valle, J. A. Lopez, see Lopez del Valle, J. A.Demaree, J. B.:

Cladosporium effusum on pecan_______811,819diseases of southern pecans________________ 278morphology, etc., of pecan-scab fungus. 200, 278

Demarest, Thomas W., patent appeal_________ 350Dementia prsecox, causative factors____________ 537Demerara River, chart________________________ 659Dempsey, S. Wallace (Representative from

N.Y.):report made by—

Rivers and Harbors Com_____________ 595Demurrage:

cases—Abeles & Taussig Lumber & Tie Co.. 851Albert Lea Packing Co________________ 851Bartlesville Zine Co______________ 299,851Buckwaiter, J. R., Lumber Co________ 851Ebersbach Construction Co____________235Grove, M. J., Lime Co________________ 499Hammond Motor Co__________________ 764Jones, L. A., Inc--------------------------------- 29Kilpatrick, M. H____________ 93Krauss Brothers Lumber Co_____ 525,971McInnis Chevrolet Co_________________851Milne Lumber Co__________________ 93,162Nassau Lumber Co________________ 93Nichols & Cox Lumber Co___________ 1018Northwestern Fruit Exchange_________ 851Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc_____________ 29Reed-Dawson Co______________________ 851St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co... 851Sengel Motor Co______________________ 638Southard Feed & Milling Co________ 1018Wroe, John___________________________ 29

parcel post, undelivered C. O. D___________593Demuth, George S.:

beekeeping in buckwheat region_______ 275outdoor wintering of bees__________________ 989

Denatured alcohol, see Alcohol.Denecke, W. A., sheep watering_______________ 202Deneen, Charles S.(Senator from Ill.):

reports made by— ’Claims Com____ ____ ___________ 471,473,

603, 604,605,606, 607, 608,609, 739, 740Finance Com____ _____________________478Judiciary Com_______________ 365,481,482

Dengue, study based on 100 cases...... ............ 516Denham, H. G., trade in petroleum, etc.......... .. 702

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PageDenison, Edward E. (Representativefrom Ill.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com------------------------------------- 357,358,452,453,456,577,578, 579, 580, 730,731

Denison, Bonham & New Orleans R. R_____ 1018Denmark:

arbitration treaty with U. S__________ 405,974sodium silicofluoride production, cost_____ 329

Denmead, Talbott, bird protection officials—.. 67Denney, Oswald E.:

leprosy in United States__________________ 803National Leper Home, Carville, La_______803

Dennison Manufacturing Co., patent appeal.. 557Denny, E. H., oxygen breathing apparatus___ 827Densities of fuel and cylinder gas_____________ 111Densmore, Frances:

Chippewa customs________________________ 972music of Winnebago, etc., Indians_________ 796uses of plants by Chippewa Indians_____ 1043

Dent, E. J.:Detroit, Mich., district____________________ 684northern and northwestern lakes survey... 808

Dent corn, see Corn.Dental Corps, Navy:

information circular______________________ 783

Dental plaster: models, solution for coating____________ 265rates on___________________________________ 851

Dentistry:bridge attachments and construction_____ 804combination cast clasp_____________________416dental clinic chief_________________________ 60dental clinics, veterans’ hospital___________ 804physical properties of dental materials____ 287plaster models, solution for coating_______ 265radiograph illuminator_____________________980supplies and equipment___________________ 516see also Teeth.

Denver, Colo.:

Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War_____ 728see also Opportunity School of Denver.

Denver & Rio Grande R. R., rates on meat__ 767Denver & Rio Grande Western R. R.:

abandonment of branch line__________ 235notes---------------------------------------------------------1018rates on lumber___________________________ 857

Denver & Salt Lake Railroad_________________1017Denver & Salt Lake Railway__________________ 186Denver & Salt Lake Western R. R____________ 941Denver Dry Goods Co_______________________ 152Denver Livestock Commission Co____________ 174Denver Rock Drill Manufacturing Co_________ 504Department bulletins, see Agriculture Depart-

ment— also subjects of bulletins.Department circulars, see subjects of circulars.Departments of Government of United States,

see Executive Departments.Dependent children, see Children.de Port, Theo., tail surfaces of XPT-3_______ 133Depressions, see Barometric depressions.De Queen & Eastern R. R., lumber__________ 856Derailments, see Railroad accidents.De Reuter, Ronald, see Reuter, Ronald de.Dermacentor occidentalis, see Wood tick.Dermatitis:

blister beetles as cause____________________ 789ultra-violet ray application_______________ 60

Dermatitis exfoliativa due to arsphenamines. 46,113 Dermatologic reunion at Strassburg, May 1928 . 537 Dermatomycosis and its treatment_______ 881,882Descent of man and parachute test weight____ 806Desch, John M., household goods___________ 1020Deschler, Lewis, rules of House, etc__________ 923Desert lands:

entries and proofs__________________________634relief for desert-land entrymen_________ 716,751see also Reclamation of land.

Designs, official gazette_____ _____ ____ 14,76,148,219, 286,350,438,557, 705,829, 919,998

Des Moines, Iowa: address of T. L. Kirkpatrick___________ 600Federal building, to repeal part of law—

hearings-------------- 465law------------------------------------------------------- 716reports-------------------------- 465,626

see also Southern Surety Co.

PageDes Moines River, bridge____________ 577,716, 743Des Moines Union Ry., valuation____________ 93Destroyers, see Warships.Detjan, G., attorney, fee_____________________ 408Detroit, Mich.:

International Association of Public Employ-ment Services____________ 178

rivers, etc., in district...__________________ 684Detroit & Mackinac Ry_______________________ 941Detroit & Toledo Shore Line R. R__________ 851Detroit Can Co------------------- - ------------------309,1027Detroit Chemical Works______ _______________ 771Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Ry____ 1 162Detroit River:

chart........___________ _________________ 267commerce, 1928___________________________902

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton R. R.:

construction of line_______________________ 93rates on road-rollers______________________ 862

Detwiler, D. W.:mishap with lipiodol______ _____ 980para-nasal sinus diseases___________________ 265

Detwiler, Samuel B., black currant spreads blis-ter rust_______________ 7

Deutsche Bank___________________ 327Deutsche Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft Hansa. 509Deutsche Schiff und Maschinenbau A. G._ 774,868Deutsches Kalisyndikat Gesellschaft....... ..............774De Vault, Ralph P., patent appeal____________ 218Devereaux, W. C., snowfall in Ohio Valley___ 142Devereux, R. E.:

soil surveys—Henderson County, Tex_______________ 694Jones County, Iowa___________________ 274west-central Tex______________________ 142

Devlin, Thomas, alias, see McGurk, Thomas A.Devonian period, Pagecrinus_________________ 1044Dewberry:

excellent qualities of Young variety________ 206growing------------------------------------------------------ 206rates on.____ _____________________________ 771

Dewey, John, la education progresiva y la cien- cia de la education____ 117

Dewey, Lyster H., rarqie, fiber-yielding plant. 991Dewey County, S. Dak., v. United States_____ 311DeWitt, F. B., ultra-violet rays in treatment of

tuberculosis___________1050DeWitt and Shobe, relief_____ ________________ 604Dexter Home Telephone Co. properties........ 851Diabetic, tuberculous______________________900Diagnosis:

choked disk as aid___________________ 516maxillary sinus, use of lipiodol________ 881,882sperma culture technic, diagnostic value... 194see also names of diseases.

Diagnostic centers, Veterans’ Bureau....... ............ 194,265,804,900

Dial, Frank, v. United States___ ____ ________ 39Dialects, see Language and languages.Dials of watches, poisoning from painting____1031Diamond, Harry, receiving sets for aircraft bea-

con (2 entries)______________ ______ 222Diamond Match Co., paper__________________ 382Diamond Pipe & Supply Co., Inc., pipe______ 502Diaphragmatic hernia, strangulated____________248Diaptomus, North American copepods________1044Diarrhea on board U. S. S. Melville__________ 46Diatoms, tables_______________________________ 434Di Bella, John, v. United States_______________ 507Dick & Bros. v. United States_________________ 508Dickens, P. F., preparation for functional tests. 46,

Dickens, Paul D., underwriting of foreign secu-rities--------------------------- 825

Dickerson, Joseph B., appointment....................... 585Dickinson, Horace J., Cuban Central highway. 215Dickinson, L. J. (Representative from Iowa):

reports made by—Appropriations Com___________________355Conference Com._____ _________________563

Dickinson, Robert L., gonorrhea in female____980Dickinson, W. E., surface water supply______ 495Dickson, James Geere, Pythium seedling blight

Dickson, James Gillespie, water from vessels of sqouting fleet,_________ 46

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Dickson County, Tenn., soil survey__________ 814Dictating machines, Government supplies____ 679Die-head chasers, elimination of waste________ 149Diebolt, Alfred L., jr., relief__________ 446,709, 739Diebolt, Alfred L., sr., relief__________ 446,709,739Diehl, H. C., removal of spray residue________ 427Diehl, Walter 8.:

airplane performance._______ ______________515calculation of horizontal tail area___________515diving start, effect on airplane speed______ 45standardization tests on airfoil_____________ 782tests on models of British airplanes_______ 111

Dies for brick machines_______________________ 351Diesel engines, see Engines.Diet:

calculating energy, protein, etc., in diet___ 696factor in production______________________ 245requirements for fertility, etc_____ 199,272,338see also Food.

Dietetic Association, see American Dietetic Association.

Dietrich, Dallas W., v. Shipping Board Emer-gency Fleet Corporation_310

Dietz, Gould, United States v_____________ 311,649Dietz, S. M., oats resistance to Puccinia.... 199,278 Digestive process in dairy cattle_____________ 3,545Digests:

appropriations, 1929 and prior years______ 262Federal Reserve Bd. rulings, 1914-27______ 227internal revenue bulletin, 1925-27_________ 263legislation for education of cripples_______ 843legislation of States enacted 1925-26 _______ 878opinions of judge advocate general, Army.. 62 postal service, etc., court decisions......... .. 51public land decisions_____________________ 157Supreme Court prohibition act decisions__535see also Index-digests.

Dill, Clarence C. (Senator from Wash.):paper presented by—

old-age and disability pensions_______ 246reports made by—

Interstate Commerce Com____________ 617Naval Affairs Com___________________ 625Patents Com_______________ 484Public Lands and Surveys Com... 488,628

views—Judiciary Com___________ 928

Dilley, J. R., high-pressure gas-compression system________________ 547

Dillman, A. C., flaxseed growth, etc______ 271,427Dillon, Floyd, relief__________________________ 733Dinosaur hunting in Montana_________________ 795Diphtheria:

control____________________________________ 789immunization against, points______________ 882

Diplomas, see Degrees (colleges, universities,etc.).

Diplomatic service, see Foreign service. Diplomats:

UIpiOIUdllC llbL_____ _ _______-- -- lid, ItHJ, 4'11,327,406,528,670,797, 894,974,1045

instructions—drafts drawn at 5 days after sight______ 524foreign service officers________________55,56leaves of absence____________ 1041military, naval, and commercial

attaches__________________________ 56office management, archives, etc______ 56officers assigned to language study------- 56passports and visas_______________ 667,798

Dipping, sheep tick eradication________________273Diptera:

new diptera from South America__________ 326oriental sapromyzid flies__________ 893reared from beetles in China and India----- 260tropical American Dolichopodidae.............. 669

Direct Navigation Co., valuation______________384Directories:

Animal Industry Bureau----------------------------909Army____________ 132,195,539,806,981aviation pilots_____________________ 70, 210,431bird and game protection officials............... 67Congressional directories—

70th Congress, 2d session-------------- 352,44071st Congress, 1st session---------------------- 922biographical directory, 1774-1927--------- 600

educational directory, 1929------------------------ 843exporters of American lumber--------------------- 917Forest Service______ ____ ____ ____ 276,911

PageDirectories—Continued.

health officers, etc.— city officers, 1928_____________ 331,536State, etc., health authorities_____ 331,681

institutions preparing nursery, kinder-garten, and primary grade teachers. 844

laboratories, supplement__________________ 439Navy________________________ 113,249,657,961ports, principal foreign____________________ 318public employment offices_____________ 512,957Public Health Service officers, etc 414telephone—

Navy Department________ 180,316,657,960Panama Canal________________________ 663State Department_________________ 56,528Treasury Department_________________ 897Washington Navy-Yard_______________ 112

see also Registers.Dirigible balloons, see Airships.Disabled:

compensation of World War veterans_____ 600old-age and disability pensions___________ 246see also Rehabilitation of the disabled.

Disappointment Group, chart_____ ____ ____ 1034Disbursements, see Finance.Disbursing officers:

credit in accounts____________________ 607,711National Guard regulations________________984persons to act for disbursing officers______ 619

Discharge coefficients of orifices (2)_____________706Discharges, Veterans’ Hospital, Knoxville____ 131Disciples of Christ, census, 1926________________432Discipline, see Military discipline.Discocyclina from Eocene of Mexico_________ 1044Discovery, Port, chart_________________ 554Diseases:

allergy in disease_________________________ 65court decisions, morbidity reports_________ 415Hagerstown, Md., morbidity studies—

incidence according to age____________ 129sex differences at different ages_________129

inheritance from slavery______________ 248,317prevalence of notifiable diseases__________ 59publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632relations of pathology to dentistry____ 248,317see also Sickness—also names and classes of

diseases.Diseases of animals:

dogs, parasitic diseases___________________ 201poultry, necessity of control_______________ 139rabbit parasites and diseases_______________ 423sheep, parasitic diseases_____ ______________339swine ailments, diseases, etc______ _____ 202see also names of diseases.

Diseases of plants:algunas enfermedades importantes de las

auranciaceas______________ 117special plants—

apples in storage______________.______ 342enfermedades del caffi en America_____252pecans_________________________________ 278rose, causes and control________________ 912strawberry-------------------------------------------- 342sweet potato____________ 428,991

specimens should be properly packed_____ 142see also names of diseases.

Dishwashing, etc., on U. S. S. Saratoga-----------517Disinfection and disinfectants:

alkaline washing solutions, germicidal. 908,987stables, disinfection_______________________ 273see also Fumigation—also names of disin-

fectants.Dismissals, see Civil service.Dispatch Petroleum Co---------------------------------- 492Disposal of waste, see Refuse.Distillation:

ammonia, quicklime for use in------ --------------559crude petroleum___________________________ 349natural gases _____________________________ 999wood, census report, 1927--------------------------- 994

Distilled spirits, see Liquors.Distilling plants, operation, care, etc--------- 249,879Distinguished Flying Cross:

for Benjamin Mendez______ ____ ____ 588,711for Orville and Wilbur Wright------------ 353,360

Distinguished Service Foundation of Optom-etry, to incorporate_____583

Distinguised-service medals, to certain persons 733Distribution cost studies____ 146,215,283,349,826

1108 Index, 1928-1929

District Courts: Pagein Alabama, rules_________________________ 387in California, boundaries, etc_________ 716,750in Colorado, rules_________________________ 952in Florida, rules____ ______________________ 387in Illinois, rules___________________________ 952in Nebraska, term of court________________ 583in New Hampshire, times for holding

court________ ________ 619in Oklahoma, terms of court__________ 716,750in Vermont, times for holding court______ 365,

583,716judgments rendered—

lists------------------ ------- 387,507,648,1028public vessels act_________________ 648,649

see also Judges—also subjects of decisions,

airport—acquisition of lands, estimate________ 1047establishment of commission______612, 725hearings before comnfission.................. . 832preliminary report of commission_____ 923

alley in square 1083, vacating_________ 448,716appropriations, 1928 and prior years—

estimate___________________ 675appropriations, 1929—

estimates______________________________ 675appropriations, 1930—

estimates_________________________ 532,675hearings__________________________ 444,602law.____ _________________ 716reports------------------------------------ 444,564,602

Aqueduct Bridge, removal_________________482Aqueduct Bridge, repairs__________________ 807Army officers stationed in or near_________ 61,

266,417,902 bathing pools, construction___________ 613,716

boxing, to authorize_____________ 571bugs of family Miridae._____ _____________1044buildings—

estimate for care, etc___________________ 677for use of Red Cross______________ 458,626regulating height, etc_____ 448,486,613,729tribute to negroes’ achievements______ 725

butterflies_______________________ 796Center Market, to continue operation____ 411claims to be settled by commissioners.. 562,564 code of laws, publication, etc.. 457, 584,618, 725 Congressional Cemetery_____________ 586court-house, relief of contractor-

hearings________ _______ 465law------------------------------------------------ 716reports------------------------------------------ 465,627

death benefits, payment by associations... 353degree-conferring institutions—

hearings.._________________________ 356law.____ _____________ 716report----------------------------------- 564

divisions, etc., of government—assessor, report, 1928.............................. 370auditor, report, 1928___________________ 370commissioners, compensation of assist-

ants to engineer___________________ 449commissioners, public safety rules___ 1009commissioners, report, 1928 ____________ 491Court of Appeals, calendars... 226,369, 755 Court of Appeals, case of Fed. Radio

Comn_____________ 1010Education Bd., liability of members... 562Education Bd., report, 1928____________369Engineer Dept., report, 1928___________ 370Fire Dept., meritorious service. 613,717,729 Fire Dept., report, 1928________________ 370Health Dept., report, 1928_____________ 370Insurance Dept., report, 1927__________ 291Juvenile Court, report, 1928___________ 930Playgrounds Dept., report, 1928 _______ 370Police Dept., meritorious service_____ 613,

717,729Police Dept., report, 1928______________ 370Police Dept., Woman’s Bur___________ 613Public Library, buildings, etc____ 571,748Public Library, report, 1928 __________ 292Public Utilities Comn., amend law___ 613Public Utilities Comn., report, 1927... 292 Public Welfare Bd., report, 1928______ 370Supreme Court, additional justice____ 353

District of Columbia—Continued. Pagedivisions, etc., of government—Continued,

tax collector, report, 1928 ___________370traffic director, report, 1928 ____________ 370Weights, etc., Dept., report, 1928______ 370

documents and debates relating to________ 156elevator in city post-office bldg______ ____ 677employees of D. C., official register, 1928... 211 employees of U. S. Govt., pay for Dec. 24.. 356 farmers’ market, site_______________________ 716finances, report, 1928_________________ 370fiscal relations with United States________ 491free books and supplies for schools________ 614fresh-water mussels, anatomy______________ 893government—

expenses to investigate_________________443report of subcommittee on study. . 289,833 see also, above, divisions, etc., of govern-

ment.government supplies, purchase, etc___ 619,717inaugural ceremonies, 1929—

address of the President_______________ 791airspace as prohibited area_____________ 792appointment of com. on arrangements. 361 estimate for expenses___________________362maintenance of public order, etc_____ 449,

478,563permits to Committee on Inaugural

Ceremonies___________ 449,477,563quartering of troops____________________725

incinerators__________________ 571,613,717Jury Commission__________________________583land—

acquisition for parks, etc___________ 441condemnation for D. C........ 478,571, 716condemnation forU. S____________ 478, 716see also,-below, streets.

mail trains, schedules____ 256,323, 522, 791,1040maps and charts—

air navigation maps_______________ 132,133aviation chart.._______ 884post route map______________ 666topographic map....... .............. 845

memorials, see name of memorial or name of person in whose honor memorial is erected.

military highways, policing_______________586motor-vehicle traffic regulation_________ _ 614

Navy and Marine Corps officers in D. C._ 249 negro colleges and universities_____________ 231newspaper sellers_______ _________________ 42nurses, registration_______________ 449, 716, 748operators’ permits for Govt, vehicles______716parks, etc., acquisition of lands—

hearings__________________________ ,*.... 594report_________________________________ 593

plans, etc., Washington and vicinity_____960plants, etc., quarantined, movement______992points of historic interest__________________ 737practice of healing art, to regulate—

hearing_______________________________ 18law___________________________________ 716reports________________ 449,564

public peace, to amend code of law_________729public safety regulations_________________ 1009public utility companies, reports, 1928______737quarters for chief of naval operations_______ 353refractive errors in eyes of children_________ 536rehabilitation of disabled residents—

estimates (2 entries)___________________ 675law__________ 716report--------------------------------------------------- 614

rivers, etc., in district______________________540Rock Creek, etc., parkway boundaries___ 465,

593,626, 716 small loans, to regulate____________________ 571smoke cloud, Jan. 3, 1929 __________________ 820societies, incorporation. ______________ 571,748street railroads, merger-

hearing------------------- 613report of study________________________ 364reports of committees_____________ 571,613

streets—Conduit road, survey__________ 586Michigan ave., relocation_____ 572,613,717use of U. S. land for highways____ 572,716useless or unnecessary, closing____ 478,729

supplies, general schedule__________________413

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District of Columbia—Continued.taxes, additional method of collecting— 449,716 taxes, assessment, etc_________________ 572,716teachers’ salary act, to amend________ 572,716telephone service for U. S. Government___129tuberculosis sanatorium for children........... 572,

614,716usury, to amend code of laws of D. C_____ 613Veterans’ Bur. diagnostic center.............. 265Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant. 807 water supply, increasing___________________ 807weapons, to control possession, etc________ 572workmen’s compensation act, facts rel. to. 84 workmen’s compensation act, to amend___614see also names of associations, conferences,

etc.District of Columbia Committee, House:

hearings______________________________ 356

District of Columbia Committee, Senate: hearings___________________________ 18,613merger of street railways__________________ 364

Disulphid of carbon, see Carbon disulphid. Diverticulum, Meckel’s_______________________ 882Divine Science Church, census, 1926___________ 346Diving, deep (2 entries)_________________ 882Diving start, effect on airplane speed________ 45Divorce, census report,. 1927____________________994Dixcy, Thomas B., merger of street railways

in District of Columbia____________ 364Dixon, B. F., tin cans, destroyers in Navy____113Dixon, Wynona A.:

correction for p. 709________________ 2.. 810Doane, C. F., cheese, varieties________________ 5Dobbin, C. E.:

geology of Hanna and Carbon basins____ 1013geology of Rock Creek oil field, etc_______ 760Pumpkin Buttes coal field_______________ 232

Dobbins, Emily M., case of exr_______________ 241Dobbins, T. Monroe, exr., case_______________ 241Dobson, G. M. B., ozone in upper atmosphere.. 913Dobson, Goldye M., admx., v. U. S__________ 508Dobson, Rodney H., admx. v. U. S___________ 508Dockage, take dock out of____________________ 6*<2Docking lambs_______________________________ 202Dr. Eagan Manufactory, et al., complaint, rp.,

etc., of Fed. Trade Comn__________ 841Doctors, see Physicians.Documentation of merchandise_______________ 797Documented vessels, see Merchant marine.Documents, see Congressional documents—

Government publications.Documents Division, Library of Congress____ 44,

111, 180,393,655, 782,959,1032v/xiiuc----------------------- Ou, i'U( zzu,

293, 372, 494, 632, 757, 842, 933, 1011Dodder______________________________________ 277Dodge, Arthur J., origin of Office of Attorney

General_______ 652Dodge County Lumber Co.____ ________ 100,1024Dodger series, Children’s Bureau_________ 512,957Dogs:

blacktongue, relation to pellagra...................... 193parasites and parasitic diseases_____________201sheep-killing dogs._________________________813

Dohs, Francis, relief___________________________ 590Dold, Jacob, Packing Co___________________ 82,174Dolge, C. B„ Co., trisodium phosphate_______865Dolichopodidae from Central and South Amer. 669 Dollar, see Money.Dolores River waters, consent to compact____ 618Domeratzky, Louis, international cartel move-

ment, 1928_ 701Domestic Commerce Division____________ 11,146,

215, 283, 348, 349, 702, 703, 825, 996,997Domestic Milling Co., grain_________ ____ ____ 639.Domestic relations court, admin, of justice____ 957Domestic science, see Home economics.Dominica, money-order post offices____________ 255Dominican Republic:

article on________ 117foreign trade for 1927______________________ 184

Donahue, A. Madorah, children of illegitimate birth______________ ... 512

Donahue, Jeannette J., reinstatement_________ 792Donahue, John L., pneumothorax____________ 900

PageDonelson, Fort, National Park, see Fort Donel-

son National Park.Donisi, Joseph D., relief__________________ 472,709Donna, Tex., bridge__________________ 455,476,723Donna Bridge Co., bridge____________ 455,476,723Donnelly, Walter J., trading under laws of

Canada___________________________ 12Doors:

kalamein, elimination of waste....................149metal, elimination of waste________________ 287rates on___ _____ 29,299,851see also Coke-oven doors.

Dorgan-M cPhillips Packing Corporation____ 279Dorno, C., variations of solar radiation_______ 913Dorothy B. Barrett, schooner:

fees for attorneys of claimant______________ 408Dorset, M., hog cholera_____________________ 4,339Dorsett, J. H., persimmons____________________ 428Dorsett, P. H., persimmons....................... 428Dorsey, Stanton L.;

rusty pipes...____ _______________________ 537water waste___________________ ____ _____ 59

Dortch, Hugh, relief__________________ 569, 709,739Doucett, John, alias, see Clayton, Lefty.Dougherty, Everett A., relief_________ 459,620, 709Doughty-McDonald Grocery Co....................... 1025Douglas, Charles L., case_______ _____ 975Douglas, E. M.:

leveling.._______ _________________ 87transit traverse____________________________ 87triangulation______________________________ 87

Douglas, Louis W. (Representative from Ariz.): minority views—

Public Lands Com____________________ 595reports made by—

Irrigation and Reclamation Com_____ 457Public Lands Com____________________ 466

Douglas County, Oreg., lookout station______ 123Douglas County, S. Dak., soil survey......... ..........814Douglas fir, apples and pears boxed in________ 427Douglas, Fort, street in Salt Lake City___ 462,723Doullut & Williams Co., Inc_____________ 508,774Dourine of horses____ ____ ___________________ 909Dow Chemical Co., methyl bromide, etc_______899Dow Pump and Diesel Engine Co____ 837,868,869Dowell, Cassius C. (Representativefrom Iowa):

report made by—Territories Com______________________ 467

Dower, James J., relief___________________ 621,709Downing, Paul G., United States v............... 83Downing, R. F., & Co_______________________ 1009Downs, The, chart____________________________ 319Downy mildew, on Everglade millet______ 65,206Dozier, H. L., new aleyrodid pests_________65,137Draft, see Conscription—National defense.Drafting supplies for Government_____________ 679Drafts:

consular regulations_______________________ 523diplomatic instructions____________________ 524

Drag:of—

C-class airship hulls__________________ 45Handley Page control sur faces________ 111wings with end plates______________ Ill

structural airplane drtig determination____ 982with cowling for whirlwind engine........ 656,959

Drainage:assessments on Indian land allotments—

estimate_____________________ 675law_______ _____ 563reports_____ _____________________ 356,480

of irrigated farms______________________ 992publications for sale by supt. of docs___ 757

Drainage District no. 7, Poinsett County, Ark. 672Drainage districts, loans for relief__________ 731Drains, ship, standards__________ 921Drake Marble & Tile Co., marble____ _________640Drako, Port, see Peirseus, The.Dramatic compositions:

copyrighted________ 44,110,247,393,655, 782,959copyrighted, index, etc., 1927_____________ 315

Drane, Herbert J. (Representative from Fla.): reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com_______________ 464,591Drawings:

by Lemoyne de Morgues of Saturioua____ 124copyrighted................... .................. 110,247,514,877

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PageDrechsler, Charles:

beet water mold and related parasites.. 811,912zonate eyespot of grasses______________ 271,343

Dredge boats, rates on_______________________ 764Dredging machinery, rates on________________ 29Dreifus & Co., Inc., v. United States_________ 174Dreisonstok, J. Y.:

navigation tables for mariners, etc________ 658same, description____________________251,

397, 519, 660, 786,885, 886Drewry, Patrick H. (Representative from Va.):

report made by— Naval Affairs Com_______________ 591

Dried beans, see Beans. Dried fruit, see Fruit. Driggers, Marcella, admx., Atlantic Coast Line

R. R. vs.......................... 1046Driggers, William A., Atlantic Coast Line R. R.

vs. admx____________ 1046Drill (military):

Coast Guard drills and exercises__________ 801Drilling (earth and rocks), see Boring machin-

ery.Drilling (textile):

master specification______________________ 77Drinking-cups, rates on__________________ 299,300Drinking water, see Water.Drinks, see Beverages.Drug and Insecticide Administration, see Food,

Drug, and Insecticide Administra-tion.

Drugs:food and drugs act, notices of judgment___ 68,

205,341,425,548, 695,911,990Government supplies_____________________679plants under cultivation__________________ 427plants used medicinally, bibliography 1043 publications for sale by supt. of docs______632trade in medicinals______ _____ __________ 826see also Narcotics.

Drums (containers): elimination of waste__________________ 77

Dry cleaning, Stoddard solvent, elimination of waste________________ 559

Dry farming: grains for Utah dry lands.. . .................... 550in western South Dakota__________________ 550

Dry goods, Government supplies_________ 679, 978Dry grazing land, sheep watering on__________202Dry-house scum on face-brick walls___________ 77Dry ice, see Carbon dioxid.Dry Pass, examination and survey___________ 807Dry Valley road:

paving- estimate_______________________ .. 678law___________________________________ 717report________________________________ 564

Dryden, H. L., airfoils________________________ 44Drying kilns, see Kilns.Dublin, Louis I., el descuido delasalud infantil. 662Dubois, Chester N., classes, etc., of wheat____ 992Du Bois, Eugene F.:

deep diving (2 entries)_____________________882high altitudes________________________ 248,317noxious gases, protective devices_____ 516,517submarine ventilation_________________ 46,113

Dubuque, Iowa, heavy snowfall, Jan. 1929_____ 820Duck (textile):

cotton duck for insulation coverings______ 221rates on__________________________________ 379

Ducote, Charles H., motion pictures__________997Dudley, Bessie L., reinstatement_____________ 52Dudley, J. E., jr., potato leafhopper__________ 817Dues, taxes under revenue acts of 1926, etc____ 413Duff, Mary C., appointment_________________ 257Dufrenoy, J., citrus, cytological study____ 811,990Dugger, Dorothy C., fee for attorney_________ 798Du Hamel, Notley Y., Charleston, S. C.. dist. 540Dulaney, John W., bridge____________ 578,719,744Duluth, Minn.:

Chamber of Commerce-butter................................. 26

marine commerce report___________________ 982rivers, etc., in district_____________________ 684

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.:rates on-

iron ores_______ _________ ____________ 767wheat_____ _____ _______________ ..... 866

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry______________ 29

PageDumas, Alexander G., muscular atrophy_____ 900Dumbea Bay, chart___________ __________ ___ 660Dump cars, rates on_______ _____ ____________ 29Dumping (commercial policy):

case of Central Vermont Railway Co_____ 754case of William Prym of America, Inc____ 754

Duna River, see Dvina River.Dunbar, John H., Cudahy Packing Co. vs____672Dunbar, R. C., relief_____________________ 608,712Dunbar & Sullivan Dredging Co____ 106,838,1028Duncan, C. S., transportation charges_________737Dundas Strait, chart__________________________ 397Dung-beetle, host for Hymenolepis carioca____988Dunhill, Alfred, of London, Inc_______________ 869Dunlap, Edward C., relief______________ 604Dunlap, R. W., statement___________________ 573Dunlap, Walter H., railroad employment____ 109Dunlop, J. P.:

gold and silver in 1926..._________________ 285gold, silver, etc., in Eastern States_______ 147secondary metals in 1927__________________918silver, copper, etc., in Central States______437

Dunmore, F. W., aircraft radiobeacon reedindicators (2 entries)_____________ 288

Dunn, Arthur W., social studies in secondary education___________ 1013

Dunn, Emmett R.:new salamander from California............. .. 527two new frogs from Jamaica______________ 405

Dunn, Giles P., jr., relief..................... 473, 713Dunn, H. C., ensilage machinery_____________ 825Dunn, I. E., radiators________________________ 168Dunn, Irwin L., patent appeal________________ 828Dunnewald, T. J., soil of Green Co., Wis_____ 203Dunning, Duncan, tree classification..______ 3,68Duodenal ulcer, see Ulcers.Duplicating machines, Government supplies.. 679

DuPont de Nemours, E. I., & Co___________ 1025Du Puy, Amy H., v. U. S____________ 152, 241,311Du Puy, Herbert, v. U. S________________ 152,241Dura of brain, calcification, etc_______________ 804Durabilt Steel Locker Co____________________ 103Duran-Vaughn Telephone Co_________________ 499Durand, E. Dana, free and dutiable imports.. 996Durango, Mexico, mineralogy_________________ 669Durfee, Teresa, admx., fee for attorneys_______1045Durfee, Thomas E., fee for attorneys________ 1045Durgin, William R., complaint, report, etc., of

Federal Trade Comn______________ 227Durkin, Michael J., ». United States___________649Dushoff, Harry, & Co_________________ ____ _ 228Dust explosions, see Explosions.Dustin, Annie M., cases__________________ 174,387Dutch, see Netherlands.Dutch East Indies, see Malay Archipelago.Dutch Guiana, chart of entrances to rivers____ 182Duties, see Tariff.Dutton, A. C., Lumber Corporation......... ............767Dutton, David C., attorney, fee_______________ 408Duvel, J. W. T., 1926 Dec. wheat future______ 205Dvina River, chart_____ _______ 319Dwellings, construction cost__________________ 314Dwinell-Wright Co_____________ 228Dyar, Harrison G.:

new species of mosquito from Montana... 1044species of moths of genus Scoparia________ 527

Dyer, Leonidas C. (Representative from Mo.): report made by—

Judiciary Com_______________________ 582Dyer, R. E.:

pellagra in cotton-mill villages, S. C... 264,803scarlet fever streptococcus antitoxin_______ 130

Dyes:census of dyes, 1927_______________________ 262spectral absorption of monoazo dyes... 558,706

Dynamite:perforaciones para dinamita con taladros de

cable_____________________ 116Dynamometer:

carburetion runs on Curtiss engines________ 982measurements of engine power____ ________515

Dysentery:amoebiasis in Haiti________________________ 882clinical consideration of endamebiasis.. 131,265 diagnosis of amebiasis________________ 131,264incidence of amebiasis.................. ............. 131,265report of epidemic of dysentery_____ _______882

Dzeira, Port, chart.................... .................. 786

July-June 1111E Page

E-Z Opener Bag Co., lime____________________ 767Eagan, Dr., Manufactory, et al., complaint, rp.,

etc., of Fed. Trade Comn__________ 841Eagle Cotton Oil Co., coal____________________ 161Earl, Guy C., cases_______________________ 649,952Earle, Swepson, I. L. Leonard & Co. vs ’ 975 Early man, see Man.Earnshaw, Frank L.:

fur laws for season 1928-29________________ 202game laws for 1928-29...____ _____________ 139open seasons for game, 1928-29_____ " 67

Earth:phenomena, in rel. to atmospheric ozone... 796

same, review__________________________ 913phenomena, solar and terrestrial___________ 429solar radiation, amount that reaches____ 429see also Terrestrial magnetism—Terrestrial

radiation—W orld.Earthenware, see Pottery.Earthquakes:

history, exclusive of Pacific region________ 433seismological reports__________________ 145 433

Earths, tariff, 1929________________________ 469^ 736Earthworms:

as pests and otherwise____________ _____ _ 275fauna of Burma, summary_______________ 1044

Earworms, see Boll-worms.East (Far East), see Far East.East (U. S.):

apple growing east of Mississippi River___ 818gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc________ 147motorways through national forests_______ 426strawberry culture_____________________ 697temperature in eastern U. S_______________ 820timber storage conditions__________________ 991winter wheat adapted to eastern U. S_____992winter wheat culture______________________ 913

East Chicago, Ind.:

bridge between East Chicago and Gary’... 452,

land adjacent to Ind. Harbor Canal. 460,621,718East Dundee, Ill., bridge_________________610,717East Indies, see Malay Archipelago.East Kentucky Southern Ry_________________ 638East River, charts....._____________ *._____ 72,213East Rochester Association________________ 92,763East St. Louis, Ill., transfer charges_________ 1027East St. Louis & Carondelet Ry______________308East St. Louis Belt R. R_____________________ 308East St. Louis Connecting Ry_______________ 308East St. Louis Junction R. R________________ 638East Tawas, Mich., see Beal Nursery.Easterly, Lewis H., relief_____________ 483,586,709Eastern Archipelago, chart___________________ 963Eastern Cherokee Indians, see Cherokee Indians.Eastern National Forest District... 276,426, 696,911Eastern New Mexico Normal School_____ 628,734Eastern Orthodox Churches, census, 1926_____ 553Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange.. 103Eastern States, see East (U. S.).Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc________________ 37Eastman, E. D., specific heats of gases________827Eastman, James B., encephalitis, dental con-

ditions and treatment__538Eastman Kodak Co____ ______________________ 993Easton, C., winters in western Europe_______ 429Eaton, Frank M., leaf temperatures of cotton.. 550Eaton, Orson N.:

inbred families of guinea pigs_____________ 813nose and tail spots in guinea pigs_____ 199,273

Eauripik Islands, chart_______________________ 181Ebersbach Construction Co___________________ 235Eblin & Co., cotton-seed_____ _______________ 1018Eby, J. Brian, geology of coal formations_____ 284Echo Dam, specifications, etc________ 25,496,1015Echoes, short-wave, and aurora borealis......... .. 698Eckert, G. A., treatment of fractures_____ 248,317Economia nueva____ _________________________ 520Economic Changes Committee, see Recent

Economic Changes Committee.Economic circular, Fisheries Bureau_________ 146,

434, 555, 916,995Economic conditions:

current trends in Latin America___________ 435development of Siam.____ _________________703problems of reclamation............................... 496recovery of Europe............................ 435

Page Economic conditions—Continued.

trabalho consultivo economico para os governos___________________662

Economic paper, Mines Bureau______ 285,827,997Ecuador:

article on_______ ______ 117chart of anchorages________________________ 250

Eddies, atmospheric, rate of decay_____________ 209Edelmann, E., & Co. v. U. S_________ 368,629,952Edema disease, Haitian prisoners (2)__________ 516Eden Valley quadrangle, Calif______________ 1014Eder, George J.:

economic trends in Latin America_____ ... 435employment for Americans in Latin

America----------------------------- 13,348,702Edge, Walter E. (Senator from N. J.):

reports made by—Banking and Currency Com__________ 602Finance Com__________________________614Foreign Relations Com________________478

Edgeley quadrangle, N. Dak.................. 844Edgewood Arsenal and chemical warfare_____ 881Edington, B. H., value of linseed meal, etc. 3,137Edington, Jean N., appointment......................... 970Edison, Thomas A.:

commemorative stamp____________________ 967medal, address of President Coolidge_____ 256medal, estimate for coinage________________ 412

Edison Storage Battery Company________ 225, 649Edison Storage Battery Garage, Inc______ 225, 649Edison Storage Battery Supply Company. 225,368Editors of monthly weather review____________ 913Edler, George C., seed marketing hints_______ 812Edmand, Paul A., patent appeal______________ 218Edmonds, M. C., pellagra________________ 264,803Edmonson, J. B., secondary schools___________ 758Edrington, Thomas C., relief__________________ 590Edson, Margaret M., v. comnr. of internal

revenue________________952Edson, Newell W., sex education______________ 332Educapao serie, see Education.Educacion serie, see Education.Education:

adults, public education__________________758bibliography of research studies__________ 495'crippled children, legislation______________ 843directory, 1929_____________________________843educacao serie____________________ 184,252,788educacion serie____________________________ 50,

117, 253,399, 662,887,888,1038 education series___________ 399, 521,662,788,887educational boards and foundations... 758,1012 helps for teachers of immigrants, etc_______ 495in Paraguay, public instruction____________ 662in Uruguay, public instruction____________ 521

same (in Spanish)_________ 1038Indians__________________________________ 88la educacion progresiva y la ciencia de

la educacion______________________ 117la instruction individual__________________ 49lessons from foreign experience____________ 1012library in Mexico, educational role________ 184

same (in Spanish)____________________ 252literature of, Library of Congress cards... 1032 major trends in other countries............... 294,758mothers’ aid administration____ _________ 109Navy training courses___________________ 113,

249,318,517, 657,658, 960,1033 negro race, 1925-26________________________633nuevas cdrrientes educativas en Ibero

America.__ _____ 887publications—

current educational publications___ 758for sale by supt. of docs____________ 85,757of Education Bureau_____________ 157,758

rural education, progress in 1924-26 ________ 758surveys—

biennial survey, 1924-26 _______________ 758educational surveys_______________ 22,758statistical survey__________________ 22,758

see also Commercial education—Compul-sory education—Military educa-tion—Physical education and train-ing—Primary education—Second-ary education—Technical educa-tion—Visual instruction—Vocation-al education—also Dalton plan— Winnetka system—also Schools, and references—also special subject.

1112 Index, 1928-1929

PageEducation and Labor Committee, Senate:

hearings............... .......... 836reports____________ 614,748

Education Board, District of Columbia: liability of members........ .................... 562report, 1928......... 369

Education Bureau_________________ 22.86,157, 230,294,373,495,633, 758,843,934,1012

bulletins, 1906-27, with index_____________ 294publications—

available...____ _________________ 157,758cards issued by Library of Congress.. 1032of special interest to teachers________ 843

report, 1928......... 374work for natives of Alaska..____ _____ 758, 934

Education Committee, House: hearing....... ........ 449report..____ _______________________ 449

Educational boards and foundations______ 758,1012Edward D. Cole, schooner:

fees for attorneys of claimants___ _______408Edward Hines Junior Hospital:

contracts—hearings................................. 151report..._____ _________________ 627

Edwards, Alba M., water transportation, 1926. 822Edwards, B. B., gonorrheal endocarditis.......... 900Edwards, Edward I. (Senator from N. J.):

report made by—Naval Affairs Com_________ ______ 624

Edwards, Eugenia, relief______ ______ 709,739Edwards, J. Harrington, attorney, ». Sec. of

Interior____ _ 294Edwards, M. J.:

soil surveys—Green County, Wis__________________ 203Harrison County, Miss_______________ 274

Edwards, Orange, gastric and duodenal ulcer_ 538Edwards, W. L., high-pressure gas-compression

system..................... . 547Efficiency Bureau________________________ 370,491

fiscal relations of D. C., report_____________ 491report, Nov. 1, 1927-Oct. 31, 1928___________ 370

Efflorescence on brick walls_____ ____ _______ 77Egan, Peter J., relief_____________________ 604, 709Egbert, Edmund W., admx. v. United States.. 508Egbert, Tempa R., admx., v. United States___ 508Eggners Ferry, bridge____ ___________ 456, 724, 747Eggs:

duty, proclamation increasing rate____ 792,976eggs at any meal________________ 818foreign markets____________________________ 283grading, certification, etc_________________ 138marketing________________________________ 4production cost, eggs and egg products____ 976rates on_______ _____ 852weight inheritance in domestic fowl___ 907,908

Egli, Clara, map accessions, Library of Cong.. 656Egypt, cotton tare_______________ ___________ 338Egyptian Tie & Timber Co__________________ 857Ehlers, J. H.:

Japanese iron and steel industry__________ 215Japanese trade in iron, etc., products_____ 826production of iron and steel in Japan_____ 826Tokyo-Yokohamadist., reconstruction, etc. 216

Eichenlaub, Walter V., heat in treatment of neurosyphilis__________ 980

Eichholz, Alvin C., Baltic States......................... 74Eifel, Joseph, patent appeal___________________ 286Eigenmann, Carl H., fishes of Chile___________ 656Eight-hour day, see Hours of labor.Eighteenth amendment, see Constitution of

United States.Eikel, Lena M., exrx., ». Mexico..____________ 56Eikel, Walter, v. Mexico___ _____ ____________ 56Einstein, Albert, article on Isaac Newton____ 260Eipper, Thomas C., industrial code— ........... 245Eisenstadt, Morris, executors v. comnr. of

internal revenue______ 387Eklund, Ernest E., airport for San Francisco.. 820Ekstrum, J. D., receiver, coal________________ 849Elato, chart___ __________ ___________________ 181Elberton Oil Mills, cotton-seed_______________ 28El Dorado & Wesson Ry., valuation_________ 941El Dorado Chamber of Commerce, potatoes... 769Eldorado National Forest, proclamation______ 257Eldredge, Adda, exr., v. United States________ 174Eldredge, Arch B., executors v. United States.. 174

PageElection Board of San Francisco, Mrs. Gordon

Mackenzie v....................... 392Elections:

documents and debates relating to_____ 156Senatorial campaign expenditures—

hearings---------------- 225,614reports__________________ 614

Electric apparatus and appliances: electric propulsion installations........ 880Government supplies______________________679inspection, etc., mine-type equipment_____ 997markets—

Central America____________ 12Germany__________________________ 12,825Netherlands and Belgium_____________ 215Spain........................ 435

rates on electrical appliances........ ............ 852see also Radio apparatus and appliances—

also name of special apparatus or appliance.

Electric batteries, see Batteries (electric)—Storage batteries.

Electric Boat Co. v. United States________ 225,368Electric conductance, for liquefaction tempera-

tures (2 entries)______ _ 830Electric cookers, rates on................ 300Electric currents:

action upon tissue cells___________________ 58effect on Paramoecium_______________ 681,979

Electric fish screen___________________________ 282Electric lamps, specifications_________ 802,831,921Electric machinery, see Electric apparatus and

appliances.Electric motors and motor control panels____ 881Electric power, rp. of Federal Trade Comn___ 21,

229, 293, 372, 493, 632, 756, 842, 932, 1011

see also Muscle Shoals.Electric railroads, see Street-railroads—Sub-

ways—also names of railroads.Electric safety code, see National electrical

safety code.Electric Service Co., coal______ _______ ______ 161Electric socket shells, rates on________________ 93Electrical, see Electricity—also certain headings

beginning Electric.Electrical Equipment Division......... 12, 215,435, 702Electricians:

basic electrician, instructors guide________ 132basic electrician, students manual_____ 61,132to be appointed to grade of ensign in Navy .441,

484Electricity:

and magnetism, Army training manual___ 61geophysical prospecting________________ _ 147publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 934service, general schedule of supplies_______679see also certain headings beginning Electric.

Electrodialysis, ionizable constituents of tomato_______ ____ __________ 199,200

Electromagnetic damping and magnification. 830, 921

Electrometer, constant of, effect of clearance, etc., of attracted disk__ 220,222

Electrons, recombination spectra_________ 439,706Elementary education, see Primary education.Elevators:

post-office building, Washington, D. C___ 677Elevators (aircraft):

hinge moments of control surfaces________ 111Elevators (grain), see Grain elevators. Elimination of industrial waste:

elimination of waste series____________ 707,915simplified practice, recommendations_____ 15,

77, 78, 149, 150, 220, 222, 223, 287, 289, 351, 439, 558, 559, 560, 707, 921, 1000

simplified practice, what it is_____________ 559Elizabeth River, chart of southern branch____ 347Elk:

reserving lands for refuge__________________ 667winter feed facilities, to improve.................... 18winter refuges, enlargement________________ 567

Elk Refining Co., fullers’ earth_______________ 30Elkema, Annie V., trustee, v. U. S________ 290,508Elkhart & Santa Fe Ry., bond_______________ 638Elkins, John W., jr., to reimburse____ 597, 709, 739Elko County, Nev., sale of lands_____________ 629Elledge, L. C., infection by B. abortus, etc.... 804

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Elliott, Charlotte, bacterial stripe disease.. 545,697Elliott, F. F., farming in North Dakota______ 422Elliott, Malcolm, Juneau, Alaska, district____ 807Elliott, Richard N. (Representative from Ind.):

reports made by—Public Buildings and Grounds Com.. 360

465,593, 594Ellis, Abraham M., v. U. S___________________ 106Ellis, J. W., strangulated diaphragmatic hernia. 248 Ellis Silver Co., U. S. v______________________ 226Ellison, Eckley S., minimum-temperature for-

mulas..____ _ _ 698Ellison, Oliver L., relief_______________________ 459Ellsberg, Edward, recognition of service... 623, 717 Ellsworth, C. E., surface water supply_______ 374Ellsworth, George L., attorney, fee............ ............799Ellsworth, James W., v. U. S. (caseno. F-51). 19,106 Ellsworth, Lincoln:

at North pole____________________________ 260medal, estimate for coinage________________ 412v. United States (case of Lincoln Ellsworth

as executor)___________________ 19,106Elmer Candy Co., Inc............. .................. 127.508Elmhurst Investment Co___________________ 1028Elmsel, Ras, chart____________________________ 786El Paso, Tex.:

archaeological developments_______________ 526immigration service problems in dist______ 876

El Paso& Northeastern R. R., valuation______ 645El Paso & Southwestern Co., valuation________645El Paso & Southwestern Co. of Texas, val-

uation_________________ 645El Paso & Southwestern R. R.:

abandonment of line____________ 852valuation_______ _____ 645

El Paso Union Passenger Depot Co______ ’* 384El Salvador, see Salvador.Elsinore Perfume Co., Inc____ _____ ________ 1028Elsworth, R. II., agricultural statistics_______ 138Elvove, E., irradiated ergosterol______________ 979Elwell, J. Ambrose:

soil surveys—Harrison County, Miss____________ 274Jackson County, Minn_____________ 67,815Olmsted County, Minn____________816

Elwood, Anderson & Lapelle R. R_________764Ely, Nev., land for Indian colony__________ ” 616Embarkation, World War ports____________687Embossing Co., checkers_____________ 91Embroidery, case of Goldfrank & Co.””””” 19Embryoless wheat seeds, occurrence, etc___ 3Embryological cells, see Cells.Emergency Board (Texas and Pacific Railway,

1929)_ 840proclamation creating______ 890report..----------------------------------------------- ” 840

Emergency Board (Western carriers, 1928)_____ 525correction for centerhead and entry_______ 810proclamation creating.__ 258report--------------------------- ----------------””2” 525

Emergency officers’ retired list:administration of act, information_______ 681opinions of Attorney Gen. rel. to act_____ 804to amend act______ ____ _______________ 620

Emerson, Owen E., alias, see Webster, Robert B.Emerson, Thomas H.:

comptroller general, etc. v............. 291,491rivers, etc., in Mobile, Ala., district______ 540

Emmanuel, George M., v. United States______ 106Emmer and spelt.____ ___________ ___________ 819Empire Cut, examination, etc___________””Z 540Employees, see Civil service pensions—Govern-

ment officials and employees— Railroad employees—also certain headings beginning Employees’— Employment—also names of De-partments, bureaus, etc., where employed.

Employees’ Compensation Commission. 84,153,370 civil service rules amended________ 970estimate_____ ______ 532report, 1928.._____________________________ 370

Employers’ liability and workmen’s compen-sation:

in D. C., facts relating to....................... 84in D. C., to amend act___________________ 614medical facilities for Govt, employees_____ 153publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632

PageEmployers’ liability and workmen’s compen-

sation—Continued.settlements for accidents to seamen____ 43,315small plant and workmen’s compensation. 314 workmen’s compensation in a State_______245workmen’s compensation in U. S__________ 958workmen’s insurance and compensation

series___________________ 877see also Employees’ Compensation Com-

mission.Employment agencies:

activities of State, etc., services___ 42,109,178,245,314,391,512, 653, 780,875,957

directory, public employment offices... 512,957 Indian service__________ ____ ____________ 730

see also Labor exchanges.Employment and unemployment:

Americans in Latin Amer., employment.. 13, 348,702

Americans in the Far East, employment.. 917 causes and prevention of unemployment—

hearings______ _ 836report____________________________ 748,836

employment and unemployment series____ 178employment prospects for 1929_____________512foreign countries, unemployment insur-

ance__ _____ 513industrial employment information bulle-

tin___________ 42, 109, 178, 245,. 314, 391, 512, 654, 780, 876,957,1030

manufacturing, etc., industries, employ-ment___ ______ _ _ 42,109,178

see also, below, trend of employment, normas para el empleo de mujeres en la in-

dustria___________________ 246stability of employment—

automobile industry___________________ 654iron and steel industry________ _____ 314leather, etc., industries__________ 780men’s clothing industry__________ 513, 654paper, slaughter, etc., industries______ 876railroads______________________________ 109

statistics of employment, character, etc.... 512L ____________________ Dll,

391, 513, 654, 780,876, 957,1031 also, above, manufacturing, etc., in-dustries, employment.

women—effects of labor legislation on employ-

ment opportunities............514,654night employment_________________ 179standards for employment in industry. 654

Employment certificates, issued in 1927___ 391Employment offices, see Employment agencies.Employment Service_______ _____ 42,109,178, 245,

314,391, 512, 653,780,875,957,1030posters....... .................................. 780,876

Emporia Telephone Co.:control of Paola Telephone Co_____________ 768control of Sabetha Telephone Co... 643

Empyema:thoracic empyema_________________________ 882tuberculous empyema___________________ 1050

Emulsions, photographic, sensitization (2)_____ 222Emulsum olei morrhuae________________________516Enamel sprays, respirators filtering__________ 59Enameled ware, rates on____________________ 1019Encephalitis:

dental conditions and treatment___________ 538palilalia, an uncommon symptom_________ 900

Encephalography........ .......... 537Endamebiasis, see Dysentery.Endarteritis of feet with gangrene____ _________517Endocarditis, gonorrheal______________________ 900Endowments, see Foundations.Enemy property, see Claims.Enemy Property Custodian, see Alien Property

Custodian.Energy of lightning...______ _________________ 142Engineer Corps, Army:

rank, duties, and addresses___________ 266,902training regulations............................. 266

Engineer Department, Army_____ 61,133,196,266,333,417, 539, 684,807,902,982,1051

annual report, 1928_______________________ 417report on St. Petersburg Harbor__________ 747

Engineer Department, District of Columbia: report, 1928_____ _____________________ 370

1114 Index, 1928-1929

Page Engineering:

articles rel. to Reclamation Bur__________ 233publications for sale by supt. of docs... 21,1012 supplies for Government_________________ 679see also Marine engineering—Sanitary engi-

neering.Engineering and Aeronautics Department,

Naval Academy_ 964Engineering Branch, Forest Service___________ 205Engineering Bureau, Navy Dept_____ 45,112,248,

316, 395,516,657, 783,879,960,1032 report, 1928__________________________ 395, 783

Engineering colleges, sanitary engineering courses_______________ 803

Engineering Experiment Station, Annapolis... 516 Engineering Office, North Pacific District of

Forest Service____________________695Engineering Standards Committee, see Ameri-

can Engineering Standards Com-mittee.

Engineers: opportunities in civil service__________ 552reclamation work, consulting engineers. 457,717 see also American Society of Mechanical

Engineers—Conference of State San-itary Engineers—Engineer Corps, Army.

Engines:aircraft—

carburetion, Curtiss GV-1570 engine... 982 centrifugal type injection valves... Ill, 878 combustion chambers, performance.... Ill combustion time in engine cylinder___ 111cowling, radial air-cooled engine... 656,959 friction___________________________ 111,878fuel and cylinder gas densities________ 111fuel injection, spray penetration, etc... Ill fuel sprays, apparatus for studying____111impulses, etc., affecting propeller_____ 417overcompressed engine using gasoline.. Ill performance, effect of temperature____ 111supercharger, Roots type_________ 111, 515variation in power_____________________ 515Wright whirlwind engines_____________ 133

operation, care and repair—Diesel engines..__________________ 880,881gasoline engines__________________ 657,783steam engines-------- ------- - ------- 112,880, 960

publications for sale by supt. of docs... 21,1012 rates on---------------------------------------------- 304,941see also Locomotives.

England, Joseph W., pharmacy______________ 881England, see Great Britain.Englebright, Harry L. (Representative from

Calif.):reports made by—

Indian Affairs Com___________________ 451Patents Com................................... 592Public Lands Com_______________ 467,735

Englert Manufacturing Co____________________ 629English Channel, lights, etc_________ __________658English sparrow as pest_______________________ 814Engraving and Printing Bureau______ 413,678,898

facts, etc., for Ibero-American Expos______898history, with description of its work______ 898press helpers to be in classified service____ 792report, 1928________________________________413

Engraving supplies for Government___________ 679Enlisted men, see Army—Marine Corps—

National Guard — Navy — Philip-pine Scouts—also certain headings beginning Pay.

Enlistment, see Recruiting and enlistment.Enright, John M., receiver, v. U. S________ 82,838Enrolled Bills Committee, House:

assistant clerk____________________________ 566Enrolling Room, House, clerical services______566Ensign, Charles F., pulmonary tuberculosis... 538Ensilage machinery, sales, etc., 1925-27________ 825Enterprise Wheel & Car Corporation________ 1021Enterprise Wire & Iron Works___________ 152,241

Entomology, see Insects.Entomology Bureau___________ 5,67,140,

204,275,340,425,547,694,816,910,989estimate_________________ 675report, 1928...._____ 340see also Marlatt, C. L.

PageEnvelopes:

business reply envelopes—information as to distribution, etc. 888,1038letters in, regulations_________________ 185no extraneous matter On____ _____ 253not to be placed in direct packages_____ 254rates chargeable after Oct. 1, 1928______ 253

nonstandard-sized to be discouraged_______ 253special-request envelopes, requisitions_____ 966stamped envelopes—

1-cent precanceled, new issue_____ 120,789lj^-cent, for 3d class bulk mailings____ 50canceled, redemption__________________ 400changes in varieties____________________400credit for decrease in value_____________966excess revenue from envelopes_________ 663prices of printed and unprinted________ 789unprinted precanceled, requisitions____ 185

stock catalogue and price list, G. P. O___ 1011window envelopes, postal endorsements__ 663

Eocene period:crab from Florida.________________________ 972Foraminifera, new species from Mexico... 1044 see also Green River formation.

Ephemeris of sun and Polaris, 1929 ____________ 231Ephippiformes collected by Albatross..................797Epidemics, see Contagious diseases—also names

of diseases.Epilepsy:

etiology of idiopathic epilepsy________ 804,900Julius Caesar, epileptic___________ ______ _ 804

Episcopal Church, see Protestant EpiscopalChurch.

Epsomite from Southern Utah___ _____ ______ 527Epstein, S„ steel for casehardening____ 221,222,223Equal rights for women, see Women.Equilibrium, maintenance in aviation (2)______ 516Equipment and Supplies Division, Post Office

Dept_________________________ 522,790Equipment Branch, Air Corps___________ 195,806Equipment trusts, see names of railroads. Equipments, see Army supplies. Equity courts:

rules of practice..__________ 409to limit jurisdiction________________________481

Erdman, A. E., la industria frutera de Califor-nia_ 1038

Ergosterol, irradiated, in rabbit__________ 979Erichs, William S., trustee, New York State vs. 975 Ericsson, Herman C., v. U. S________________ 1008Ericsson, Leif, to present statue to Iceland___1002Erie, Lake, charts_______________________ 267,1052Erie Railroad:

demurrage ______________ 851equipment trust___________________________ 300misrouting______ _______ 166operation of line_____________ 300proposed control by C. & O. Ry___________ 941rates on—

bedding for cattle_____________________ 89bottles___________ 89canned food............................................. 848coal___ _____ 92coal-tar________________________________ 940coke.____ ___________ 234grapes________________________________ 95hay___________________________________ 766radio receiving sets____________________ 947wood flour____________________________ 951wood-pulp____________________________ 385

refrigeration_______________________________ 100stock____ _________________________________ 300train-stop device__________________________1026United States, etc., v.................. 619,799

Erosion:estragos de la erosion de los suelos________ 520

Erskine, Isabella F., institute for nurses______ 517Ertholms, chart____________ ____ ____________ 319Escambia County, Fla., bridge........ 581,612,722Escambia River survey, to authorize________ 1001Escher, Henry, admr, Treasurer of United

States, etc., vs............ 83, 344Escola Superior de Agriculture e Veterinaria ..1037

same (in Spanish)____ ____ _____________ 1037Eskimo culture of nw. Alaska____ ___________ 796Eslick, Edward E. (Representativefrom Tenn.):

reports made by—War Claims Com. (Claims Com., Feb.

1928 catalogue incorrect)__________ 2

July-June 1115Page

Esmeraldas River, chart______ _____ _________ 250Espach, W. C., food poisoning_______ 517Estate tax:

regulations under revenue act of 1926_____ 898statistics from returns, 1927___________ .. 330

Esthonia, see Estonia.Estimates of appropriations, see Appropria-

tions—Budget—also special subject of appropriations or Department or bureau submitting them.

Estonia, resources, etc________________________ 74Eten Head Anchorage, chart__________________ 250Ethiopia, treaties with United States_______ 973Ethnology, see Man.Ethnology Bureau............ .. 55, 526,668,796,972,1043

reports—1919-24_____________1924-25_____1925-26_____1926-27______________________ ZZZZZZZZ”

Ethyl bromide:

52655

7961043

vapors, pathology in exposed pigs_____ 130,264vapors, physiological response___________ 899

Ethyl chloride:vapors, physiological response_____________ 899

Etowah County, Ala., bridge_________ 577,715,742Ettrick R. R., operation of line______________ 1019Euclid R. R., construction, etc., of lines______ 235Eucosminae, notes on__________ _ 893Europe:

American way to Europe, poster _________ 124budgets of countries, 1928__________________ 214cemeteries, mothers, etc., to visit-

hearing------------------------------------------------- 622law------------------------------------------------------- 720

economic recovery and agric, products_____ 435ferns in herbaria__________________________ 796labor exchanges, work________________ 392,513lights, etc., on west coast_________________ 46markets and marketing—

American cotton_____________________ 4dairy equipment, etc__________________ 825flash lights and batteries_______________435motion-picture equipment_____________ 826rubber sundries, etc___________________ 283vacuum cleaners_______________________826

motion-picture industry in 1928____________ 826pharmacy in Europe______________________ 881pressure influence of Arctic ice_____________ 913public service retirement systems_________ 877

same, summary__________________ 876,877white-pine blister rust conditions_____ 697winter, 1928-29_____________________________ 913winters in western Europe_________________ 429wooden furniture trade______________ Z 917

European corn borer:host plants irrNew England_______________ 547imported parasites in America____ 547quarantine------------------- - ---------- - 4,120,137, 692

European red mite, biology___________ 694European Section__________________ ______ Z ' 214European starling, see Starling.European War, 1914-18:

casualties from gas and other weapons 417foreign relations of U. S., 1915 suppl______ 406Medical Department of U. S. Army 687,903,983 publication of World War records_________ 834see also headings beginning World War—

also special subject.Evangelical Church, census___________________ 144Evangelical Congregational Church, census.ZZZ 71Evans, George, relief_________________________ 459Evans. Henrv R_. educational hnard« etc 7KO

Evans, James A., relief_______________________ 621Evans, John M. (Representative from Mont.j:

reports made by—Public Lands Com___________________ 466

Evans, L. H., Bordeaux mixtures____________ 696Evans, Llewellyn, bridge_____ ____ 581 722Evans, W. E. (Representative from Calif.):

report made by—Naval Affairs Com_____________ 590

Evans Milling Co., corn________________ 378Evanston quadrangle, Ill________________ ZZZZZ 159Evansville, Ind.:

bridge---------------------------------------- .------- 580switching’charges......................... 1026

PageEvansville Confectioners’ Association________ 649Evaporated milk, see Milk.Evaporation:

molecular weight determination______ 706,830correction for p. 706___________________ 810

rain gages, evaporation from_________ ______913relation to precipitation and run-off_______ 69

Eve, A S., geophysical prospecting___________ 147Everard, Lewis C., Arbor day___________ ____ 817Everglade millet, downy mildew__________ 65,206Everglades National Park, see Tropic Ever-

glades National Park.Everlastik, Inc., v. United States_____________ 311Everman, Ethelyn S., art of anesthesia_______ 882Evert, Gladys, appointment__________________ 187Evolution:

evidence bearing on man’s evolution........ .. 259insect head and its appendages___________ 326

Ex-service men, see Veterans, and references.Exall, Jos. K., & Co., apples__________________846Examinations:

candidates for aviation training________ 46,112Naval Academy, admission____________ 1033see also Physical examination—also head-

ings for classes of persons for which civil service examinations are held, e. g. Letter-carriers.

Excavating machinery, rates on............... .. 300,942Excelsior:

Government supplies_________________ 413,802rates on--------------------------------------------------29,163

Exchange, see Foreign exchange.Exchange Trust Co., exr., case_________________ 672Excise, see Internal revenue.Executive, see President of United States.Executive Department of The Panama Canal,

see Panama Canal (zone).Executive Departments:

business organization, addresses______ 531claims f or damages to private property 532,674 economies effected, 1928__________________ 128Government of U. S., chart of organization 761 supplies—

1928, general schedule..................................3301929, awards__________________ 192,534,8021929, general schedule_____ 129,263,413, 6791929, specifications____ 129, 263,330,679,8021930, requirement form__________ 679,10481930, specifications, etc___ 679,802,978,1048

tenure of office of heads______________ 928,1007see also Appropriations—Government offi-

cials and employees—also names of Departments.

Executive Mansion, estimate for maintenance. 532Executive Office appropriations, see Appropri-

ations, independent offices.Executive Office of The Panama Canal, see Pan-

ama Canal (zone).Executive orders, see subjects of orders.Executive proclamations, see President of

United States.Exercise, effect on boys_______________________ 681Exhibitions:

international fairs and expositions________ 825slides, posters, etc., of Children’s Bur_____779see also names of exhibitions, places where

located, or name of that which they exhibit.

Exner, Felix, world weather records, errata___ 1043Exogyra, see Mollusks (fossil).Expeditionary Forces, see American Expedi-

tionary Forces.Expeditions, see Explorations.Expenditures, see Budget—Campaign expendi-

tures—Finance—also names of Departments, etc.—also subjects for which expenditures are made.

Expenditures in Executive Departments Com-mittee, House:

hearings----------------------------- 17,224,449, 729, 834reports------------------------------------------------ 356, 572

Expenditures in Senatorial Primary and Gen-eral Elections, Special Committee Investigating, Senate:

hearings_______ ____ ______ __________ 225, 614reports...______ ______________ ____ _____ 614

Experiment farms, see names of farms or places where located.

1116 Index, 1928-1929

PageExperiment station record_____________ 67,68,140,

204, 340,425,548,695,817,911,990 abstract number______________ 204,425,695,817index number—

v. 57_______________________ 6v. 58______________ 425v. 59__________________________________ 990

Experiment stations, see Agricultural experi-ment stations—Mining experiment stations—also names of experimentstations.

IL A pt;I HIlcIILb oldllUDo V/lllVt;_____________ U, Of , -L'xU, ZLrt,276,340,425,548,695,817,911,990

estimate_________________________________ 411Explanatory circular, Copyright Office_______ 44Exploration of the Arctic Regions by Means of

the Airship, International Society for, see International Society for Exploration of the Arctic Regionsby Means of the Airship.

Explorations:publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 372Smithsonian Institution, 1928_____________ 795see also names of expeditions, or names of

places explored.Explorer for alien plants runs risks___________ 206Explosions:

coal-dust explosions in mines_____________ 918dust explosions, inert gas as preventive___ 5

Explosives:production, 1927__________________________ 217publications—

for sale by supt. of documents_________933investigations of explosives___________ 217

rates on_____________________________ 635,1016see also names of explosive substances.

Export debenture plan________________________ 926Export declarations:

machinery_____________________________435paper and paper products____________ 435,826

Exports, see Imports and exports.Expositions, see Exhibitions.Express, see names of commodities and compa-

nies.Extension Service, Agriculture Dept______ 341,548

report, 1928__________________ 341Extension Service of California________________ 548Extension' work:

agriculture—cooperative extension work, 1926_______ 694history of extension work, 1785-1923 ____ 340methods, relative effectiveness_______ 816planning and conducting campaigns... 694 rural church, cooperative work.............547

home economics, cooperative work_______ 694Extension Work Office, see Cooperative Exten-

sion Work Office.Extradition, treaty with France__________ 894,974Extrusion machines for clay columns_________ 351Exudates, standardization of, examination. 538,804 Eye glasses, see Spectacles.Eyes:

blue arcs of retina__________________ 439illumination and ocular efficiency, etc_____ 681lesions, arsphenamines in production_____ 415muscle imbalances in aviators_____________ 882physical examination for flying_______ 248,317refractive errors in children_________ 536see also Vision.

F

F6C-4 airplane, see Airplanes.Faaborg Harbor, chart________ _____ _______ 1035Faber, A. W., Inc., United States »................ 19Faber, Coe & Gregg, Inc., v. United States.... 869 Fabrics, see Textiles.Face:

surgery, maxillo-facial________________ 248,317tumor excision, nerve preservation (2;____ 882

Fading, see Radio communication.Failure, see Bankruptcy.Fain, W. L , Grain Co. v. United States... 489,649Fairbank, H. S., agricultural statistics________ 138Fairbanks, A. J., pressure distribution tests... Ill Fairbanks & Steever, attorneys, fee__________ 974Fairchild, C. O., melting point of palladium. 830,

921Fairchild, Herman L., Finger Lakes__________ 259Fairfax County, Va., bridge..................... 364,455,722

PageFairfax Sand & Crushed Stone Co____________644Fairfield air depot, flood-light test____________ 195Fairmount Tool and Forging Co., Inc_______ 489,

629,869Fairport Harbor, Ohio, report on project______ 80Fairport, Painesville & Eastern R. R., deficit

status__________ _____ 379Fairs, and expositions, international___________ 825Fais Island, chart_____________________________ 181Faiu Island, see West Fayu Island.Fall, Albert B., see Naval petroleum reserves.Fall River Chamber of Commerce_____________ 505Fallon, Paul O., removal of odontoma________ 265Falloon, Virgil, bridge....____________ 579,720,745Family:

court of domestic relations_____________ 957la familia como unidad social______________ 117

Family allowances, in foreign civil service--------392Famous Players-Lasky Corporation----------------- 292Fanning, Frank, relief_________________________ 459Fans, see Mine fans.Fant, Elizabeth IL, Arlington Hotel Co. vs___ 672Fant, R. T., Arlington Hotel Co. vs............ 672Far East:

employment, etc., for Americans---------------- 917public finance of countries_________________ 996typhoons during Oct. 1928------------------------- 429

Far Eastern Section______________________ 703,917Faraulep Islands, chart---------------- 181Farenholt, A., disposal of garbage, etc-------------882Fargo, N. Dak., bridge_____________ _ 581, 723,747Farish, John H., & Co________________________ 388Farm animals, see Cattle.Farm Board, see Federal Farm Board.Farm buildings, see Farms.Farm colonies:

organized rural communities— hearings.__ __________________ 928report_______________________________ 1007

planned colonies of farm owners---------- 496,635Farm equipment, see Farm implements and

machinery.Farm Equipment Manufacturers, National As-

sociation of, see N ational Association of Farm Equipment Manufactur-ers.

Farm implements and machinery:, manufacture, etc., of farm equipment_ 211market in Australia____ _____ 74mechanical farm equipment_______ ._____ 343rates on_______ ____ ________________ .852,1015see also names of implements and machines.

Farm labor:farm labor series________________ ____ ____ 876harvest hands in wheat belt, poster_______ 876in sugar beet fields, saving man labor______ 422

Farm Labor Division:harvesting in big wheat belt_______________ 876strawberry pickers wanted, poster-------------780summary of activities, 1928 ________________ 653

Farm loan banks, see Federal land banks.Farm Loan Board, see Federal Farm Loan

Bureau.Farm Loan Bureau, see Federal Farm Loan

Bureau.Farm machinery, see Farm implements and

machinery.Farm management, publications for sale______ 494Farm products, see Agricultural products.Farmers:

agricultural relief (Fed. Farm Bd. act)— export debenture plan_____________ 926hearings__________________ 833,836,926,927laws_________________________________ 1001reports__________________ 833,836,924,1003statement of Harvey W. Wiley_______ 927

cooperatives, relations with consumers____392horse breeding suggestions...____ __________813mutual fire insurance______________________ 422prices received for farm products___________137relief in storm and flood stricken areas—

acts of Congress__________________ 725,923committee hearings............ .. 470, 567,596,601committee reports________ 567,596,601,923estimate_______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?_______ _____ 987regulations____________________________ 987

relief of hay growers in Tex________ 446,472,562seed marketing hints.......................................... 812

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Farmers’ bulletins:lists of bulletins—

available bulletins_________ ____ ____ 990classified lists_____________________ 205, 549for persons in cities and towns____ 205,990for sale by supt. of documents____ 229,842numerical lists------------------- 68, 205,426, 696

title-pages, etc., bulletins 1501-50_____ 426,912see also subjects of bulletins.

Farmers Elevator Co., grain__________________766Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co., trustee__________ 506Farmers’ market, see Markets and marketing.Farmers’ Seed Loan Office, how to get loan.... 987 Farming, see Agriculture—Dry farming. Farms:

beef, production on farm_______ _____ 988beef, slaughtering, cutting, etc_____________ 273budgeting------------------------------------------------- 66buttermaking____________________________ 424cheese making____________________________ 203concrete construction on farms_____________ 208cost accounting system____________________ 546county agents to aid in rehabilitation.........1001dairy houses___________________ 139drainage of irrigated farms_________________ 992fire prevention and fire fighting.____ _______201fire-protective construction________ ________815forestry—

and farm income______________________ 426care and improvement of farm woods.. 426cutting farm woods profitwise________ 549farm woods, a savings bank____________205forestry pays_________________________ 205growing, etc., coniferous trees_________ 341hardwood seedlings____________________ 911measuring and marketing of timber___ 276preservative treatment of timbers_____549publications of Agriculture Dept_____ 426

hog farming in Southeastern States_______ 272home conveniences_______________________ 203horseshoeing___ ______ 139husker-shredder in corn belt_______________ 338ice, harvesting and storing________________ 139lease contract______________________________812mechanical equipment, research_______ Z.. 343painting on farm__________________________ 274poultry raising____________________________ 423publications on farm homes________________494radio record, forum, etc___________________ 141real estate situation, 1927-28_______________ 338real estate values__________________________ 987returns, 1927_____ 66sewage and sewerage, farm homes________ 343sheep raising equipment__________________ 813sheep raising for beginners_________________ 813unfermented apple juice, manufacture of.. 342vinegar making___________________________ 274wages, Apr. 1, 1929_______________________ 908windbreak as farm asset__________________ 205see also Agriculture—also certain headings

beginning Agricultural—Farm.Farnsworth-Hoyt Co., trustees, v. U. S_______ 753Faro Sound, chart of southern part___________ 319Farrell Foundry & Machine Co_____ 27Farrington, George E., exr., case________ 509,1029Fasciola hepatica, see Fluke-worms.Fassig, Oliver L., hurricane at San Juan______343Fasting, effects upon digestion of cattle_____ 3,545Fat, see Fats.Fatalities, see Death. Fats:

animal and vegetable fats, 1926 and 1927... 144 animal and vegetable fats, 1927 and 1928... 915 in Latin America__________________________ 399metabolism and waxy gene in maize (2).... 691 statistics of fats, etc_______________________ 338

Faulkner County, Ark., lands______ ____ _ 627,717Fauna, see Animals—Animals (fossil)—Marine

fauna.Faustina, Gilbert, relief......... ......................... . 472,560Fawcus Machine Co_________________________ 774Fayette Bank and Trust Co_________ ______ _ 1028Fayette City, Pa., bridge________ 454,475,720,746Fayette City Bridge Co., bridge... 454,475,720,746Fayetteville, N. C., air navigation map............. 132Fayetteville, Tenn., see State Bank and Trust

Co., Fayetteville, Tenn.Fayetteville & Little Rock R. R., valuation... 238Fearnow, E. C., stocking interior waters______555

75341—29------ 5

PageFears, Jess T., relief...._____ ____________ 446,560Feather River Lumber Co. v. U. S___________ 650Feces, clinical laboratory work________ 60,131,194Federal, see certain headings beginning Fed-

eral—Government—N ational.Federal Board for Vocational Education 20,84,

153,226,292,370,491, 631,840,930 estimates--------------------------------------- 532,675

report, 1928...____ 371to amend sec. 7 of vocational educ. act____ 449

Federal-Brandes, Inc________ ________ 947Federal buildings, see Public buildings.Federal Compress & Warehouse Co___________ 28Federal Construction Co., Inc_______ 446,604,709Federal Courts, see Courts of United States.Federal Departments, see Executive Depart-

ments.Federal employees, see Government officials and

employees.Federal Farm Board:

estimate for commencing operations__1048to establish for agricultural relief-

hearings..._ _________ 833,836,926,927laws___________ 1001reports---------------------------- 833,836,924,1003statement of Harvey W. Wiley________ 927

Federal Farm Loan Board, see Federal Farm Loan Bureau.

Federal Farm Loan Bureau (this heading in-cludes the Federal Farm Loan Board, which is the executive head of the bureau). . 58,129,330,679,802,978

Horace P. Bestor farm loan comnr______ 969report, 1928_______________________________ 802

Federal Horticultural Board_ 6,68,140,205,341report, 1928________________________________ 341service and regulatory announcements—

announcements for 1928... _____ 6,205index to announcements for 1927______ 68supplement to announcement 93_______ 140title-page and contents for announce-

ments for 1927________________ 68see also Plant Quarantine and Control

Administration.Federal Industrial Institution for Women,

chapel________ 717,731,750Federal intermediate credit banks, statements

of conditions_______ 58,129,330,679,978Federal land banks:

in P. R., etc., loans to one borrower______ 471,722 738

statements of condition......... 58,129,330, 679,’ 978Federal laws, see Laws.Federal Motor Truck Co. v. United States.. 82,174Federal Oil Conservation Board:

appropriation to continue available_______ 532report, Feb. 1929_________________________ 843

Federal Penal and Reformatory Institutions, Special Committee on, House:

hearings. ................ 729report_____________________________________ 449

Federal Point lighthouse reservation___________441Federal Power Commission_________ 371,840,1010

report, 1928__________________ 371rules of practice__________________ 840

Federal prisoners, see Prisons.Federal property, see Public property.Federal Radio Commission ____ ____ _______ 84,

371,491,755,841,931,1010C. M. Jansky, jr., etc., as members, hear-

ing--------- -------- ------------------617report, 1928_______________ 371salaries and expenses_______________ 675to continue powers and authority-

hearings._____ ___________________ 585,617law.........._________ ________ 717reports_______________________ 585,596,617statement of Manton Davis___________ 834

useless papers, disposition.......... ........................752Federal reserve act_______ ______ 227Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas_______________ 602Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.... 445,563Federal reserve banks:

inter-district collection system........... 20,492correction of entry on p. 20........................ 64

inter-district collection system, changes.... 84, 154, 227, 292, 371, 631, 756, 841, 931, 1010

see also Federal reserve member banks.

1118 Index, 1928-1929

PageFederal Reserve Board......... ............... 20,84,154,227,

292, 371, 492, 631, 755, 841, 931, 1010 assessing costs against banks examined.__ 471regulations.................... 227report, 1927....________ 154report, 1928____ _______ _____________ 756,1010resolutions of inquiry, adverse reports____ 568rulings, 1914-27, digest_____________________ 227

Federal reserve bulletin____________ 20,84,154,227,292, 371, 492, 631, 755, 841, 931, 1010

index to v. 14........... 371Federal reserve member banks:

assessment of costs of examining................. 471inter-district collection system................. 20,492

correction of entry on p. 20___________ 64inter-district collection system, changes.... 84,

154,227,292,371,631,756,841,931,1010member bank call report______ 154,371,756,931preparation of condition reports____________154rediscount rate, increasing_________________ 756

Federal reserve notes, outstanding.. 58,128,192,263, 330, 412, 534, 678, 801,898, 977,1048

Federal reserve system, policies, hearings______356see also other headings beginning Federal

reserve.Federal Specifications Board:

specifications— alphabetical index, etc.. .................... 440

bunting, wool__________ 920cheesecloth, bleached_________________ 77cloth, airplane, mercerized cotton_____ 999drill, unbleached................................... 77flax packing___________________ 15hose____________________ 921lamps, electric, incandescent, etc. _ 831,921 linseed oil................. 15metal bases__________________ 831packings and gaskets__________ 831percale................................. 78scouring powder____________ 149textile materials_____ ______ 1000tires, bicycle____ ___________ 831trisodium phosphate______________.... 223tubing, rubber__________ 922window shades_____________________ 78,79

Federal statutes, see Laws.

Federal taxation, see Taxation.Federal Trade Commission________ 20,84,154,227,

292, 371, 492, 632, 756, 841, 931, 1011 act to create._______ ____ _____ __________ 154decisions—

v. 10, index__________ 756v. 10, table of cases____________________756v. 10, table of commodities____________ 756v. 11, index__ _____ 1011v. 11, table of commodities__________ 1011see also names of companies, associa-

tions, etc. report, 1928......... 372reports on-

cooperative marketing....________ 228flour and bread, competition, etc_____ 292flour-milling industry_________________ 20open-price trade associations___________ 842utility corporations___ _____ 21,229,

293, 372, 493, 632, 756, 842, 932, 1011rules of practice, etc________ _________ 229

Federal Valley R. R., notes_______________ 93,852Federal Water Power Commission, see Federal

Power Commission.Federal works, see Public works. Federated churches, census, 1926......... 700Federated Metals Corporation:

antimony... .................... 160brass...................... 377,636copper__________________________ 849freight rates___________ 94pipe......................................... 168slag......................................................... 170solder....................................... 384spelter........................ 170tin............. ............ 104zinc----------- ........................... 105,867zinc sulphate________ _______ 386

Federation Bank & Trust Co., claim................... 932Federation of Labor, see German Federation of

Labor.

PageFee, Thomas H.:

lettuce_______________ _______ ______ _ 943potatoes.____ _______________ ____ _______ 860

Feeble-minded, see Defective and delinquent classes.

Feeders’ Supply Co_____________________ 388,1028Feeding and feeding stuffs, see Food for cattle—

Food for poultry.Fees, Don C., relief......... .......................... 604Fees:

air-mail stamps for fees on air mail____185attorneys’, for war claims settlement.......... 327,

328,407,408,529, 671,798, 799,895, 974,1045

consular, Executive order.................... 969for analyzing coal_________________________ 349patents without fees______________________ 350taxes on initiation fees, regulations_________ 413

Feet: endarteritis with gangrene_ __________ 517flat feet treatment___ _______ 900

Fefferman, Adolph, claim____________________ 1011Fefferman, Rose, admx., claim_______________ 1011Fehr, Jak. Robert Sigg-, see Sigg-Fehr, Jak.

Robert.Feitel, Dan W., Bag Co., Ltd__________ _____ 26Feldspar in 1927_____ __________________ _____ 147Felix, Louis E., attorney, fee_________________ 974Fellows, Harold C., sorghum grains................... .. 272Fellows, Hurley:

growth of Ophiobolus graminis______ 271,428Ophiobolus graminis wheat infection.. 421,550

Felt: hair felt for insulation__________________221roofing felts, experimental production_____ 999

Females, see Women.Fence-posts, rates on_________________________ 162Fencing, woven-wire, elimination of waste____ 558Fenn, E. Hart (Representative from Conn.):

reports made by—Census Com_________________________ 445

Fenneman, Nevin M., physical divisions of U. S__________ 760

Fenton, Norman: bibliography, war neuropsychiatry___ 983war neuroses______ 983

Ferer, Aaron, & Sons, cotton_________________ 637Ferguson, D., paroxysmal tachycardia_______ 248Fermentation of cider, effect of yeast_____ 199, 271Fermented milks, see Milk.Fermented pickles, see Pickles.Fernandina, Fla., aviation charts_____________ 658Ferns, studying in European herbaria________ 796Ferrell, John A., health departments...............979Ferrell, Lee T., tuberculous abscess__________ 59Ferry abandonment by N. Y.,N.H. &H. R.R. 768

Fertilizers:computation of mixtures___________________546experiments with cotton............... ............ 276,340loans for crop-failure areas......... ............ 567loans to farmers in storm and flood areas—

acts of Congress__________________ 725,923committee hearings........ 470,567,596,601

estimate______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?__________________ 987regulations___________________ 987

publications for sale__________________ 156,933

see also names of fertilizer materials.Fess, Simeon D. (Senator from Ohio):

paper presented by—export debenture plan_____ __________ 926

reports made by—Interstate Commerce Com.............. .. 617Library Com_________ ____ ....... 619,620Public Buildings and Grounds Com. 486,626

Fever, beneficial effect in luetic myelitis______ 804see also name of fever.

Fewell, William C., positions in Standards Bur. 830 Fewkes, J. Walter, see Ethnology Bureau.Fiber board, rates on________________ ______ 162Fiber-board cans, rates on.........................................300Fibers, see Textiles—Twine—also names of

fibers.Fibula fractures, treatment.............................. 248,317F idelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland_______1042

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Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.:v. Blakely D. McCaughn_________________ 773v. United States____ ________ ________ ___ 40

Fiedler, Albert G., leaky artesian wells___ 23Fiedler, R. H.:

fishery industries of United States________ 995trade in fishery products—

Atlanta, Ga......................... 214Jacksonville, Fla___________________ ” 73St. Louis, Mo___________________ 1.111 214

Field, Marshall, & Co., United States v___ 83,930Field artillery, see Artillery—Ordnance.Field Survey Division, Personnel Classification

Board------------------------------------------- 1038Fieldner, A. C., analyses of W. Va. coals_____ 284Fiero & Monin, coal___________________________378Fifth Avenue Bank, exr., fee for attorney 974Fig growing in Atlantic and Gulf States!_____ 68Fighting, see Boxing.Filarioidea, see Nematode worms.Films, see Motion pictures—X-rays.Fils d’Aslan Fresco, relief__________________ 603Filtration plant, Washington, D. C., rp. 1928.. 807 Finangas, industria, commercio serie, see

Finance. Finance:

cities— financial statistics, 1926____________ 281financial statistics, 1927...____ 553financial statistics, collection___________432

daily statement of Treasury.... 57,128,191,262,329,410,531, 673,800,897, 977,1047

expenditures and funds, National Guard... 903 Far Eastern countries, public finance_____ 996financas, industria, commercio serie...... 117, •

185,399,662, 965 finance circulars_______________ 134,196

333,334, 686,687, 903, 983,1052,1053 changes-----------------------------------------418,686

financiamiento de obras de riego_________ 1038finanzas, industria, comercio serie_____ . 116,

119,185, 253, 520,662,965,1038 home financing methods__________________220

Medical Dept, of Army in World War.... 903 publications for sale________________ 843receipts, etc., of U. S., 1928—

combined statement....... ....................673report on state of finances________416,1047

States, collection of statistics_______________432States, statistics for 1927..____ 346,915see also Agricultural credit—Budget—Inter-

state Commerce Commission, deci-sions (finance reports)—also names of countries and places.

Finance and Investment Division, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur________ 11,

12,435,825,996Finance Committee, Senate:

calender, hearings on tariff bill..........1006calendar, legislative. . . 364,478,614, 748,836,927 hearings______ ________ ____________ ____ 1006reports------------------------------ 478,614, 615,748,927

Finance Corporation, see War Finance Corpor-ation.

Finance Department, War Dept..____ _____ 134,196,333, 418,686,903,983,1052

finance circulars.......................................... 134,196,333,334, 686, 687,903,983,1052,1053

changes.......................................... 418,686regulations........................ 60,131,195,

265,332,416,538,682,805,901,1051Financial statements, see Accounting—Finance. * Finanzas, industria, comercio serie, see Finance. Findings of Court of Claims, see names of claim-

ants.Fine, H. M., pneumothorax_________ __________980Finger Lakes, geologic romance________________ 259Finger-prints, how to obtain________ 266,956Fingerhood, Charles H., v. United States______ 951Finland:

arbitration treaty with U.S..................... 405,528automotive market________________________ 996conciliation treaty with U. S_________ 406,669copyright benefits......................... 523

Finley, Thomas, relief___ _____ 587Fir, larch canker, new unwanted immigrant___ 428

PageFire:

fighting on farm__________________________ _ 201resistance of hollow wall tile______________ 439see also certain headings beginning Fire.

Fire-blight, studies, host range____________ 271,421Fire-box doors, report and order of I. C. C____ 765Fire-brick, rates on____________________ 29,162,765Fire control instruments, nomenclature.... 62,268Fire Department, District of Columbia:

recognition of meritorious service.. 613,717,729report, 1928_______________________________ 370

Fire insurance, farmers’, developments, etc.... 422Fire prevention:

cotton gins________________________________ 910farms, fire prevention______________________ 201farms, fire protective construction________ 815handbook for schools of Washington______ 548National fire prevention week, 1928_______ 187

Fire Protection Association, see National Fire Protection Association.

Firearms:firing regulations, small arms____ ..... 180,1033standard nomenclature list, small arms.... 268 targets, etc., small arms, nomenclature 134 see also Weapons.

Firemen, retirement systems_________________ 246see also Fire Department, District of Colum-

bia—Stokers.Fires, see Forest fires.Firing, see Shooting.First aid:

at sea, and ship’s medicine chest__________803what to do in case of accident_____________264

First Army, American, see American Expedi-tionary Forces.

First-class mail, serMail matter.First National Pictures, Inc.............. . .............. 953First Peoples Trust______________________ 241,508First Trust and Savings Bank of Miami______ 869Firth, John, ». United States__________________ 489Fischer, M. F., magnetic properties of steel (~2~

entries)________________ 288Fish, Hamilton, jr. (Representative from N. Y.):

reports made by—Foreign Affairs Com...................................450Military Affairs Com.......................... 462

Fish and fisheries:biological inquiries________ __________ 214,434cold storage holdings of fish___________ 282coregonid fishes of Great Lakes____ _____ 824distribution of fresh-water fishes_______ 259electric fish screen_____________________ 282fishery industries of United States____ 214,995fishery products—

Alaska and United States, 1928 ________ 824Atlanta, Ga_______________ 214Jacksonville, Fla__________________ 73St. Louis, Mo., trade, etc_________ 214Seattle, Wash., monthly statement.... 11,

73,146,214,347,434,701,824,995 food poisoning attributed to fish___________ 517Government supplies, fish_________________ 679lake fisheries, 1927_________________________ 347landings at New England ports—

1928 (2 entries)................................... 995monthly statement_______________ . 73,

146,214, 282,347,434, 555,824,995 marketing fish in cities, publications___73,214

of—Alaska, fisheries, 1926_____ 214Alaska, fisheries, 1927______________ 11,434Alaska, fisheries, 1928.._____ 916Alaska, laws, etc., for protection______ 345Alaska, statistical bulletin.......................995Chesapeake Bay, index of fishes______ 73Chile, fresh-water fishes...................... 656Gulf States, fisheries, 1927_____________ 555New York, New Jersey, etc., fisheries- 73Pamlico and Core sounds, fisheries.... 214South Atlantic States, fisheries............... 701United States and Alaska, statistics... 995

parasites of fresh-water fishes_____ _____ 916publications on fishes........ . ..................... 156,933razor-clam fishery of Washington.............. 434scallop industry of North Carolina________434shrimp fishery of southeast Alaska............. 434

1120 Index, 1928-1929

PageFish and fisheries—Continued,

statistical bulletin_____ ____ 11,73,146,214,282,347,434,555,701,824,916,995

stocking interior waters of U. S___________ 555see also Food for fish—also names of fishes.

Fish as food:canned products of U. S. and Alaska---------824propagation and distribution of fish___214,824rates on__________________________________ 638smokehouse for fish, how to construct, etc. 146 see also names of food fishes.

Fish-culture:food fishes, propagation______________ 214,824lands in Idaho, to cede_______________ 487,562oyster culture, function of gills_________ .. 73oyster spawning, etc., Milford, Conn_____ 916pike perch, etc., artificial propagation____ 214pondfishes, propagation___________________ 995salmon propagation, Columbia River dist. 612

Fish oil, adhesive in lead-arsenate sprays_____ 910Fisher, D. F.:

apple scald and its control_________________ 277apples, etc., boxed in Douglas fir_________ 427control of apple powdery mildew....... ........... 428diseases of apples in storage______________ 342removal of spray residue from apples______427

Fisher, Hubert F. (Representative from Tenn.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com.. 360,458,461,462,732

Fisher, Irving, lengthening of human life_____ 260Fisher, Lawrence, relief_____________ ________ 460Fisher, W. H., relief_________ ____ ___________ 597Fisher, W. 8., buprestid beetles____________ 527Fisher, William, relief..____ ___________ 460Fisher Body Corporation, logs_____________ 767Fisher, Fort, Battle of, memorial___________441Fisheries, see Fish and fisheries.Fisheries Bureau__________________ 11,73,146,214,

282,347,434,555,701,824,916,995bulletin, 1924 ______________________________434bulletin, 1927, title-page, index, etc_____ 995divisional conference, 1927, proceedings___ 214fisheries service bulletin________ 11,73,146,214,

282,347,434,555,701,824,916,995publications on marketing of fish_____ 73,214reports—

1927................ 2141927, title-page, contents, etc_________ 111928_________________ 282

seal, etc., preservation, enforcement....... 667Fisheries service, see Fisheries Bureau.Fishery products, see Fish and fisheries.Fishes, see Fish and fisheries—also names of

fishes.Fiske, George B., marketing potatoes....................812Fisler, John, v. United States.................................... 650Fistula in ano, tuberculous____________________ 416Fitch, Florence C.:

agricultural statistics........................... 138dairy statistics____________ 201,812farm animals and animal products...................138field crops other than grains_______________ 201fruits and vegetables........................................ 138grains......................... 138poultry statistics_________________ 201

Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co____________299Fitzgerald, C. E., Addison’s disease............... —. 517Fitzgerald, John I., relief............................— 604,709Fitzgerald, Roy G. (Representative from

Ohio):reports made by—

Claims Com_____________________ 445,569Laws, Committee on Revision of____ 457,

584,585Fitzgerald, W. T. (Representative from Ohio):

reports made by—Conference Com_______________________565Invalid Pensions Com........ 358,456,457,582

Fitzgerald, Ga., bridge_______________ 454,611,721Fitzpatrick, J. C., care, etc., of manuscripts___ 247Five Civilized Tribes, suits___________ 450,616,725Five-day week, progress._______ ______________1031Flaccus, William, Oak Leather Co.......................237Flagg, S. B., coals in house-heating boilers____ 284Flags, Government supplies............ . ............. 679,978Flagstaff, Ariz., telephone line.................................. 442Flahaut, Albert, v. United States.......................... 175

PageFlake, Wilson C., market for hosiery.................. 12Flap, effect on N. A. C. A.-M6 airfoil____ 111,878Flash lights:

marketing in—Africa________________________________ 146Asia___________________________________ 283Canada, Mexico, and Central America. 348Europe___________________ 435West Indies and South America______ 348

Flat feet, treatment by physical therapy---------900Flat-headed borers, see Pacific flathead borer.Flat spin, wind tunnel tests____ ______ 111Flathead irrigation project___________________ 675Flax:

and manufactures, tariff____ ______ 599,736,835fiber flax__________________________________ 819oil in flax, determination__________________ 728packing, master specification_____________ 15resistant to wilt, etc______________________ 141

Flaxseed:daily growth and oil content__________ 271,427duty increase, proclamation_______________ 970rates on_________ 379

Fleas:and their control__________________________ 910rat-flea survey of port of Norfolk, Va_____ 803rat-flea survey of ships at New York.. 803,1049

Fleet Corporation, see Shipping Board Mer-chant Fleet Corporation.

Fleet Marine Corps Reserve:relief of retired, etc., members..........................484retainer pay, date for filing claims......... 441,483

Fleet Naval Reserve:relief of retired, etc., members..........................484

» retainer pay, date for filing claims......... 441,483to amend sec. 24 of Naval Reserve act.__ 463,

623, 717 Fleming, E. G., what psychology is and does.. 882 Fleming, John F., relief___________ 621,709Fleming, William H., relief___________________ 587Fleming & Co., fee for attorneys______________ 529Flescher, Carmen, bridge_________________ 456,724Flescher, Groves K., bridge______________ 456,724Fleshings, rates on_________________ 942Fletcher, Andrew, jr., receiver, v. U. S______82,838Fletcher, Duncan U. (Senator from Fla.):

paper presented by—waterways of Florida________________ 1004

reports made by—Military Affairs Com. 482,483,621,622,928

Fletcher, W. & A., Co. v. United States___ 82,838Fletcher, W. F., native persimmon___________ 342Flexner, Bernard, child, family, and court.........957Flies, see Diptera—also names of flies. Flight, see Aeronautics. Flink, Andrew, vs. Attilio Paladini, etc_______799Flinn, Richard A., fitting young worker to job. 245 Flint, L. H., paper-mulch trials___ ____ _____ 912Flint, Mich., women workers_________________ 781Flohr, Lewis B., dairy statistics............................812Flood, William P., cash award................... 590,623Flood Control Committee, House:

hearings.—............................. 572reports___________________________ 449,450,572

Flood lights, test at Fairfield air depot_________195Floods:

control, examination of sundry streams. 473,562 control, in Florida and elsewhere__________ 572county extension agents in flood areas___ 1001relief for Missouri, Mississippi, etc.—

estimate_______________________________678’ hearing.................................................. 601

reports....----------- -------- 601relief of farmers in flooded areas—

acts of Congress............................. 725,923committee hearings_______ 470,567,596,601committee reports________ 567,596,601,923estimate_______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?......................... 987regulations............. ....................................— 987

see also names of rivers.Floor coverings:

Government supplies............................ 802tariff information survey......... ........................... 976

Floor wax, Government supplies............................. 679Flooring, case of Mitsui & Co.............................. 153Floors, transmission of sound.......... ............... 559,706

, Flora, S. D., tornadoes in Kansas_________ 429,913

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Flora, see Plants (fossil).Florence, Ala.:

Chamber of Commerce— roofing............ ioi

rivers, etc., in district______________________684Florence Lumber Co., lumber_________________ 165Florida:

additional judge._______ ______ 442Agriculture Department-

soil survey, Lake County...___________ 815bridge across Perdido Bay________ 581,612,722census of agriculture, 1925____ 144charts-----------------------------------------------------10,433crab from Eocene of Florida.______ 972district court, rules________________________ 387downy mildew on Everglade millet____ 65,206early man, study of problem_______________ 795floods, control__________ 572inland and coastal waterways____________ 1004land withdrawn from settlement, etc_______524Mediterranean fruit fly, control, etc.—

law....................... ................ 923proposed legislation__________________ 897

National Soldiers’ Home branch—hearings------------------------------------------------750reports------------------------------------------ 750,928

negro colleges and universities_____________ 231pineapple culture__________________________912postal service—

mail trains, schedules.. 256,323,523,791,969 plants and plant products addressed to. 186 post route map............................. 665quarantine regulations_________________ 968

problems of immigration service___________ 876Railroad Commissioners—

citrus fruit________ 91seacoast, lightship to be established_______ 74storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—

acts of Congress__________________ 725,923committee hearings_______________ 470,596committee reports____________ 567,596,923estimate_______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?__________________ 987regulations____________________________ 987

tree snails of genus Liguus_________________ 972waters, chemical character________________ 23

Florida, Italian steamship:rescue by U. S. S. America, recognition. 561,609

Florida East Coast Ry.:construction of branch line_______________ 235demurrage_______________________________ 851rates on-

bricks_____ __________ 90cabbage--------------------------------------------- 1016canned food___________________________ 939cranes---------------------------------------------------850fruit---------------------------------------------------- 30iron--------------------------------------- 855machinery____________________________ 944potatoes_______________________________ 860

Florida Inland and Coastal Waterways Associa-tion____ _____________ 1004

Florida Power & Light Co____________________ 852Florida Rock Products Co___________________ 862Florsheim Brothers Dry Goods Co., Ltd........... 388Flory & Albers, apples_______________________ 25Flour:

competition, etc., rp. of Fed. Trade Comn. 292 markets of South America________________ 74rates on__________________________________ 162

Flour City Fuel & Transfer Co., coal_________ 849Flour-mills, rp. of Federal Trade Commission. 20 Flow similitude theories______________________ 180Flowers, freezing temperatures......... .............. 912

see also names of special plants.Floyd, Marmaduke H., relief_________________ 587Flues, rates on_______________________________ 300Fluids, theories of flow similitude......... ............ 180Fluke-worms:

control of liver flukes, poster______________ 546family Schistosomidae, synopsis_________ 1045genus Hasstilesia from rabbits in Texas... 1045 host relationship of genus Zygocotyle___ 3,139new liver fluke from monkey......... ............ 1044

Fluorspar:analysis..................... ..................... ................. 558,830costs in U. S. and competing country_____ 530 Iduty increase, proclamation____ ______ 257,530production in 1927_______ 75 |

PageFlying, see Aeronautics.Flying cadets of Air Corps________________ 61,901Flying fields, see Airports and aviation fields—

also names of fields.Flying pay, see certain headings beginning Pay.Flying schools, see Aeronautics.Flynn, Welch & Yates:

nitrating acid__________ . 98pipe---------------------------------------------------- 502,768

I lytraps and their operation__________________ 5Focal infection, see Infection.Fodder, see Food for cattle.Fog:

causes, distribution, etc____ ______ 551coast fogs and radiobeacons________________ 913dense fogs at Lincoln, Nebr__________ 209fog at sea_____________________________ 1036

Fog signals:Africa and Asia, etc_______________________1033Atlantic and Gulf coasts__________ 703,917,918Baltic Sea, etc____________________________ 181British Islands, English Channel, etc______ 658Europe, Africa, etc_______________________ 46North and South America, etc_____________ 961Norway, Iceland, and Arctic Ocean________ 114Pacific Coast, etc_____________________ 826,997

Folberth Auto Specialty Co___________________ 309Folding chairs, see Chairs.Folding machines, Government supplies______ 679Foley, E. Y., Inc., grapes______________________ 766Folger, H. C., steamship, see II. C. Folger,

steamship.Folger, J. A., & Co.:

coffee_________________________________ 161tea_______________ ______ ________________ 37

Foliage, see Leaves.Follansbee, Robert:

surface water supply—Colorado River basin________ ____ ____495Great Basin__________________________ 232Missouri River basin__________________ 374

Food: blacktongue-preventive action_________ 193definitions, etc., for food products______ 68,426food and drugs act-

notices of judgment___________________ 68,205, 341,425,548,695,911,990

to amend, hearings_______________ 567,601to amend, reports_________ 567,601,924,927

for children, good food habits______________ 912markets for foodstuffs—

Brazil_________________________________ 702Netherland East Indies_______________ 825Siam_______ _________ 825

poisoning— experimental poisoning in mice----- 882on board U. S. S. Argonne______________ 517on board U. S. S. Canopus_____________ 517on board U. S. S. Melville______________ 882on board U. 8. S. Trenton______________ 248probably due to crab meat____________517

preservation, case of Fulton & Bowman... 991 publications for sale__________________ 230,933see also Animal products—Coal-tar food

colors—Diet— also names of specialfoods and drinks.

Food animals, see Cattle.Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration... 6,

68, 205, 276, 341, 425, 548, 695, 817, 911,990

importation du lait, reglements pour Pap- plication de la loi F6d6rale_ 6

report, 1928________________________________ 276service and regulatory announcements------ 6,

68,205,341,425,426,695,817Food for birds:

forest, farm, and garden birds_________ 274Food for cattle:

exports of feedstuffs to Cuba, etc___________348Government supplies_____________ 263,679,978horses, feeding_____________________________ 202loans for crop-failure areas, hearings_______567loans to farmers in storm and flood areas—

acts of Congress____ _____________ 725,923committee hearings.............. 470,567,596,601

estimate...______ ________ 674how can I get a loan?__________________ 987regulations........................... 987

1122 Index, 1928-1929

PageFood for cattle—Continued,

preparation, effects upon digestion....3,545preventing feed flavors, etc., in milk... 203,547 steer feeding in sugar-cane belt_______ ____ 909see also Forage and forage plants—also

W names of feeding stuffs.Food for fish:

food of bullheads______________________ _ 146Food for poultry:

feeding chickens_______________________ 693growth in relation to feed consumption__ 5growth of chicks on natural foodstuffs.. 199,422 see also Milk.

Foods, see Food.Foodstuffs, see Food.Foodstuffs Division___________ 74,283,348,435,825Foot, Samuel, alias, see Lane, Samuel H.Foot, see Feet.Foot-and-mouth disease:

article on_________________ ____ ______ 201orders of Animal Industry Bureau____ 545,907

Foote Brothers Gear and Machine Co. 290,489,869 Footprints, fossil, from Fort Union___________ 261Footwear, see Boots and shoes.Forage and forage plants:

billbugs destructive to forage crops___ 275browse forage as range for cattle__________ 990Government supplies, forage... 263, 330,679,978 grasshopper control in rel. to crops________ 989insects injurious to forage crops___________ 425phosphorus deficiency, forage feeds___ 545,811plants not poisonous to livestock___________338publications of Agriculture Dept___________342sanitary handling of forage____________ 337,907wireworms destructive to forage crops.........989see also names of plants.

Foraminifera: from Juan Fernandez Islands_________ 893from west coast of South America________1044of genus Discocyclina from Eocene_______ 1044

Forbes, E. B., energy metabolism of cattle.271,421 Forbes, E. E., & Sons Piano Co______________ 33Forbes, J. J., protection against gases_________ 703Forcados, Port, chart____________ 1034Forcados River, chart_______________________ 1034Ford, Earl W., patent appeal__________________438Fords Porcelain Works, Inc., clay______________ 849

Forecasts, see Weather forecasts.Foreign Affiairs Committee, House:

calendar________ ______ 79,730hearings______________________________ 572,573reports________________________ 17,450,572,573

Foreign and Domesic Commerce Bureau_____ 11,74, 146, 214, 282, 347, 435, 555, 701,825,916,996

estimate______________ 532publications_______________________________ 216publications on lumber industries_________ 917report, 1928_________________ 283

Foreign bodies, late removal____ _____ 416Foreign commerce, see Commerce.Foreign countries:

air mail contracts_________________ 485,592,713aircraft operated from Canal Zone________ 258arms, etc., exportation to belligerents_____ 572coins, values.......... ........................ 57,262,531,897commerce yearbook, 1928 __________________ 283credit information sources____________ 348currency information______________________ 542education in other countries, trends.... 294,758education lessons from foreign experience.. 1012family allowances in civil service___________392illiteracy________________________________ 1012labor offices and officials________________ 42,43landing forces to protect citizens___________ 798markets for—

American products____ ____ _________ 917eggs----------------------- ---------------------..... 283leather....... .............. 215machinery________________________ 215,996

marriages of American citizens abroad____ 798mineral raw materials.............. ......................... 996minimum wage legislation.......... .................... 654

same, abstract............................................... 780officers serving with U. 8. Navy.................. 113,

249,657,961petroleum refineries, 1929_________ 917

PagoForeign countries—Continued,

petroleum resources...... ....................... 843port directory______ ______ 318publications, Library of Congress cards__ 1032samples, etc., shipment abroad______ ______702

i securities, American underwriting_________ 825tariffs, etc., on agric, products_____________ 996tide tables, 1929____________________________212unemployment insurance__________________ 513venereal disease reports, 1926_______________130wages_________________ 1031see also names of countries.

Foreign credit, see Credit.Foreign exchange, Porto Rico and Haiti______ 435Foreign mail service:

compensation to American ships______ 717steamship companies required to carry

mail______________________ 562see also International postal service.

Foreign Mails Division, see InternationalPostal Service Division.

Foreign names, see Names (geographical).Foreign Plant Introduction Office____________ 7,

142,550, 819,912Foreign relations:

papers relating to, 1915 supplement_______ 406publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632

Foreign Relations Committee, Senate:calendar__________________ 364,478,615,749,927hearings_____________ 478reports__________________ ____ 478,479,615,749

Foreign securities, see Securities.Foreign service:

buildings, construction, rp. on progress... 1003buildings, detail of Army, etc., personnel.. 450foreign service of U. S., quarterly list_____ 56,

261,670,974retired Army officers, appointment_______ 622retired naval officers, appointment 592,723 see also Agricultural attaches—Consuls—

Diplomats—State Department.Foreign Service Buildings Commission______ 1003Foreign Tariffs Division__________________ 702,996Foreign trade, see Commerce.Foreign Wars of United States, Veterans of,

see Veterans of Foreign Wars ofUnited States.

Foreigners, see Aliens.Foreman training in U. S..„........................... 20Forest fires:

crime to set fire to woods, etc_________ 276,911help prevent forest fires____________________276kill trees and rob soil______________________ 205measuring forest-fire danger________________341national forests of Appalachians___________ 695prevention handbook for schools...... .......... 548woods burning in the South_______________ 911

Forest nurseries, see Nursery stock.Forest of Dean, growth of trees______ _____ _ 69Forest products:

rates on...... ......... . ......................... .. 235,852,856routing____ _______________ __________ ___ 238see also names of products.

Forest Reservation Commission, see National Forest Reservation Commission.

Forest reserves, see National forests.Forest Service__________________________ 6,68,140,

205, 276,341,426,548,695,817,911,990 directories................ .......... 276,911districts—

Eastern District______________ 276,426,696North Pacific District____________ 548,695Rocky Mountain District_____________ 426

forms, index____________________ 911relief of members of trail crew________ 604,709report, 1928___________________ 341scalers, amending civil service rules_______ 791see also Stuart, Robert Y.

Forest week, program for observance_________ 695Forest worker (periodical). 68, 205,341,548,818,990

index, 1927____ _____________ ____________ 341Forests and forestry:

act for protection of forest lands, etc______ 341alinement charts, forest stand tables.. 811,990 deforested America, present situation_____ 737destruction of forest in Michigan.. ..................818farm woods—

care, etc., of farm woods______________ 426

July-June 1123Page

Forests and forestry—Continued, farm woods—Continued.

cutting profit wise....... .......... 549farm forestry pays.—........................ 205forestry and farm income______________ 426savings bank paying interest__________ 205

flood control in Mississippi Valley_________ 908forest conserver of soil and water........... .......... 695forestry clubs for young people_____________818land for Beal Nursery, etc. (H. R. 10374)—

hearings_______________________________ 567law............ .......................... 717report..____ __________________________ 564

Nation’s forestry program, needs_____ 341,695protection forests, Miss. River watershed.. 140 publications—

for sale by supt. of documents_________ 230forestry for the farm___________________ 426

quebracho forests of South America________ 118reproduction control, lodgepole pine... 691,990 stock for planting in Rocky Mts.............. 65,205stock planting, density of seedlings.... 691,818 tree classification, Sierra Nevada__________3,68see also National forests—Timber.

Forgings:metallographic standards, steel forgings.... 657 specifications—

carbon steel and alloy steel forgings.... 283 carbon steel forgings for locomotives... 284 locomotives and cars_________________ 216

Formaldehyde seed treatment for oat smuts.... 696 Former Corporation, v. United States________ 869Forms, see Commercial forms—also names of

Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing forms—also special subject, e. g. Mail matter.

Forner, J. R., Co., steel______________________ 103Forsling, C. L., browse forage for cattle_______ 990Forsyth, Mabel V. P. S., v. United States____ 869Forsythe Oil Co., gasoline____ _______________ 639Fort, see name of fort.Fort Apache Reservation, hydroelectric power.574,

717Fort Berthold Reservation, Indians v. U. S. 152,290 Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern R. R____ 241Fort Donelson National Park, estimate_______678Fort Douglas quadrangle, Utah______________ 295Fort Kent, Me., bridge_______________ 455, 612, 723Fort Keogh Bird Refuge, Executive order.... 1041 Fort Sill School, hospital on reservation______ 574Fort Smith & Western Railroad, valuation.... 379 Fort Smith & Western Railway, furniture____ 853Fort Smith, Subiaco & Rock Island R. R.. 163,529 Fort Union, fossil footprints__________________ 261Fort Wayne, Ind., easement over Government

property--------------------------------- 627,717Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.:

lease of extension___________ 852rates on canned food______________________ 762

Fort Worth & Denver South Plains Ry_______ 300Fort Worth & Rio Grande Ry.:

gasoline................................... 639valuation_____ ________ 238

Fortification, Army training regulations______ 901Forts, see Military posts—also names of forts.Fortune, Mary L., Arlington Hotel Co. vs____ 672Forum, article reprinted irom________________ 470Forward Harbor, chart______________________ 1036Foscue, Edwin J., rainfall maps of Cuba_____ 69Foshag, William F., mineralogy and geology of

Cerro Mercado, Durango_________ 669Foss, Frank H. (Representative from Mass.):

report made by—Post Office and Post Roads Com...........593

Fossils:Cambrian fossils from Mohave Desert___ 55Cambrian paleontology__________________ 189footprints from Fort Union of Montana... 261marine faunas, climatic indicators_________259paleontology and human relations_______ 260see also Animals (fossil)—Mollusks (fossil)—

Plants (fossil)—also names of fossil animals, etc.

Fossorial wasps, see Wasps.Foster, Emery M., uniform records and re-

ports----------------------- ------- - ------------633Foster, Esther A., looking two ways.............. 980Foster, H. D., fire resistance of hollow tile_____ 439Foster, Hilda J., United States vs......... .............. 895

PageFoster, J ulian B.:

motion pictures in Australia, etc_________ 702sales territories in New Zealand__________ 9] 7

Foster-home care for dependent children_____ 779Foulbrood, American, control________________ 67Foundations, educational boards and____ 758,1012Foundaries, wages and hours of labor_________ 780Fourth & Central Trust Co., exr., v. U. S____ 107Fourth-class mail, see Parcel post.Fowke, Gerard, archeological investigations.. 1043Fowle, Frederick E.:

atmospheric ozone_________________________ 796same, review______________________ .... 913

Fowler, Earl D., soil, Randolph Co., Ga_____ 694Fowler, Frank, relief__________________________ 460Fowler, Henry W., fishes_____________________ 797Fowls, see Poultry.Fox, C. B., Co., Inc., v. United States_______ 869Fox, Henry, rough-headed corn stalk-beetle___ 425Fox, Homer S., British chemical trade________ 917Fox, Milo P., Galveston, Tex., district.......... 540Fox Indians:

Buffalo-head dance of Thunder gens______ 55Thunder dance of Bear gens_____________ 1043

Fox River:bridge at East Dundee, Ill____________610,717bridges at Aurora, Ill_________ 357,363,364,441

Fractures:left tibia fracture__________________________ 980maxilla, compound fracture________ _____ 516tongs in treatment____________________ 248,317without manifest clinical symptoms_______ 980

Fraga, Clementino, yellow fever______ ______ 331Fraher, Michael J., relief_________________ 483,560Frain, H. La Rue, labor turnover___________ 1031Fralic, H. B., out-patient clinic.............. ..................537Frames:

cabbage, rates on_________________________ 90concrete, effect of brackets____________ 148,149

France: arbitration treaty............... 974charts__________ 114,963extradition treaty_____________________ 894,974inland waterways_____________ _______ ____555Kellogg-Briand treaty, see Peace, national finance and stabilization__________ 283pilot, north coast__________________________ 658war-surplus supplies debt, maturity date. 1004woolen and worsted industry______________ 246

Francis, Wilfrid, coal research_________________ 703Francis, Okla., bridge_____ _____ 714,730,741Francis’s disease, see Tularemia.Francois, Marius, relief.......... .................... 714,749Frank, Leah, relief_______________________ 353,365Frank, Leslie C., milk consumption in Ala. 331,536Frankenfield, H. C., daily river stages________ 143Frankfurter, Marion D., child, family, and

court, references_ 957Franking privilege, see Mail matter.Franklin, Joseph, relief________________ 460Franklin, S. H., Co., chairs___________________ 762Franklin’s kite experiment, etc________________ 142Franks, Edward T.:

waste, etc., in untrained youth_____________ 491Franz, Paul, relief.___________________________ 592Fraser, William, jr., Inc.:

cotton._______ __________ 941cotton-seed______________________ 941

Fraser River, salmon fisheries________ ______ 894Fraternal associations:

homes for the aged____ ______ ________ 780,876payment of death benefits in D. C________ 353see also names of associations.

Frazier, Bartlett, Co__________ _______ ____ _ 508Frazier, Frank, v. United States______________ 40Frazier, Lynn J. (Senator from N. Dak.):

reports made by—Indian Affairs Com__________________ 365,

479,480,61 ’, 616,617,749Frederichsen Floor & Wall Tile Co____________ 164Fredericksburg, Va., address of President

Coolidge_ 256Fredericksburg & Northern Ry., notes...............499Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County

Battle Fields Memorial.......................256Fredonia Linseed Oil Works Co.:

flaxseed............. ........................ 379linseed-oil........................ 97,943

1124 Index, 1928-1929

PageFree, Arthur M. (Representative from Calif.):

report made by—Immigration and Naturalization Com. 574

Free Christian Zion Church of Christ________ 553Free Church of God in Christ__________ _____ 553Free list, see Tariff.Freed, Harold:

history taking and physical examination... 538 unusual case of carcinomatosis_____________ 194

Freedlander, Abraham L., patent appeal_____ 14Freedmen’s Hospital__________________________ 374

report, 1928________________________________374Freeman, Harry J., municipal airports_______ 926Freeport Harbor, Tex., report on project............ 81Freer Gallery of Art, report, 1928............ 527Freezing, see Cold—Frost.Freidman, Leon, relief________________ 446,709,739Freight:

commodity statistics, quarterly__________ 162,300,499,852

Freight bills, see Bills of lading.Freight-cars:

accounting for rebuilding__________________ 852Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co____________ 300Haffner Thrall Car Co____________________ 93see also Coal-cars—Peddler refrigerator-cars.

Freight rates:between U. S. and Canada, publication___379changes in classifications___________________ 379class and commodity rates____ ______ 29,94,852consolidated southwestern cases__________ 94,

235,379,638from eastern territory to Minn., etc.............499publications, rules.................... 94,235reparation on intrastate traffic____________ 94western and mountain-Pacific territories... 499 see also names of commodities, names of

associations, companies, railroads, and, for boards of trade, etc., nameof place where located.

Fremont County, Iowa, soil survey___________203French, Burton L. (Representativefrom Idaho):

reports made by—Appropriations Com_____ _____________444Conference Com______________________ 727

French, II. J.:bearing bronzes with and without zinc_____ 999railroad bearing bronzes............................ 220,221

French, Rowland B., cattle________ 271,421French Battery & Carbon Co_________________ 867French Broad River, bridge______ 452,474,717French Lick Springs Hotel Co________________ 642Frenchville, Ale., abolished as port of entry.... 666 Frenkel, L. & E., Inc., v. IT. S__________19,82,174Fresco, Fils d’ Aslan, see Fils d’Aslan Fresco.Fresnel, Augustin, centenary__________________ 260Fresno Interurban Ry. debenture_____________ 639Freund, Clotilda, relief................... 569,709,739Frey, R. W.:

English bookbinding leathers........ ............ 494home tanning of leather and skins________ 988leather shoes, selection and care____________203

Friction of aviation engines_______________ 111, 878Friel, E. C., metal spars for airplanes...............539Friendship:

treaties—between IT. S. and Austria_____________670between U. S. and Honduras_________ 190between IT. S. and Latvia...........................126le traits d’amitie, de commerce, et con-

sulaire entre les Etats-Unis et 1’Alle-magne___________________________ 125

Friendship, International, World Alliance for, see World Alliance for International Friendship.

Frink, Howard C., relief.____ _______________ 587Frise, II. A., temperatures at Richmond, Va.. 279Fritz, H., periods of solar, etc., phenomena.... 429Frog-eye leaf spot of soy bean_________ _____ 3,66Frogs from Jamaica_____________ 405Froid Telephone Exchange.._____ ____________ 30From school to work............... ..................................178Frost, W. A., case____________________________ 671Frost, and prevention of frost damage________ 820Frost & Davis Lumber Co., lumber__________ 165Fruit:

car-lot shipments and unloads, 1924-26........ 138containers used in shipping________ ______ 812foreign tariffs and import regulations......... .. 996

PageFruit— Continued,

freezing temperatures................. 912improvement work at experiment stations. 140 industria frutera de California_______ 887,1038injury caused by exposure to ammonia. 271,428 mailed in Florida, quarantine_____________ 968market in United Kingdom for dried fruit. 348 markets in Netherland East Indies_______ 283proximate composition, fresh fruits______ 426rates on dried fruit_________ ______ _ . 1019rates on fruit_____________ 30, 301,853,942,1019refrigeration charges........................... 861statistics, 1927.____ 138storing cold-pack fruit, regulations.......... . 66see also Citrus fruit—also names of fruits,

fruit diseases, and fruit pests.Fruit butters, homemade_______________ ____ 141Fruit-culture, publications for sale____________757

see also Citrus fruit—also names of fruits.Fruit flies, larvae and pupae_____________ 908,911

see also Alediterranean fruit fly.Fruit Growers Express Co., U. S.». 106, 261,311,975 Fruit trees, see Citrus fruit—also names of fruits.Fruits, see Fruit.Frye, H. M., topographic instructions........ ......... 87Fuchs, A. W., v. United States_______ ______ 1008Fuel:

bibliography____________ 284engineering instructions___________________ 879for locomotives_________________________ 94,

163, 235,301, 379, 500, 765,853,1019in Canada, factors affecting Amer, coal___ 917kinetics of composite fuels_____ ______ 656publications, Government_________________ 933record book of business statistics___________ 822use in milk plants and creameries__________ 989see also names of fuels.

Fuel oil:apparatus, operation, care, etc................. 879,880distribution, 1927, national survey________ 217Government supplies..._____ _____________ 679inspection of liquid fuels, specifications___ 112

Fuels, see Fuel.Fugitives from justice, see Criminals.Fullaway, F. V., jr., lumber_______________ _ 341Fuller, G. L.:

soil surveys—Antrim County, Mich________________ 546Ogemaw County, Mich__________ 139,815Randolph County, Ga._____ __________694

Fuller, Lowell G., relief______________ 587Fuller Brush Co., broom handles............. ............847Fuller’s earth:

production in 1927_______________ ■________ 147rates on_______________________________ 30,301

Fulper, Etta P., payment____________ 569, 614, 709Fulper, William H., insurance for widow_____ 569,

614,709Fulton, Harry R.:

algunas enfermedades importantes de las auranciaceas______________ 117

ultra-violet radiation_________________ 691, 697Fulton, W. B., automobile exhaust gas_______ 979Fulton & Bowman, preservation of food______ 991Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills, burlap bags___ 90,636Fumigation:

citrus trees, control of insect pests............. . 204greenhouse plants_________________________ 204ships, qualitative tests for HCN__________ 59vessels, with cyanogen products______ 264,414see also Disinfection and disinfectants.

Funakawa Wan, chart________________________ 518Funch, Edye & Co., Inc., v. U. S____________ 1028Functional tests, preparation of patients___ 46,113Fundamentalism in psychiatry (2 entries).........882Funds, see Finance.Fungi, symbiotic, of cereal seeds___ ____ 545,696

see also names of fungi and fungous diseases.Fungicides:

term fungicide has 3 definitions.................... 141ultra-violet radiation_________________ 691,697see also names of fungicides.

Fungous diseases, see names of diseases.Funsten, R. E., Co., pecans.............. .......... 946Fur:

international trade in furs .............348mailing furs in violation of law_______ 185,790tanning small skins_______________________988

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Fur-bearing animals: laws for season 1928-29___ __ _________ 202regulations in Alaska, 1929-30________ ..” 814see also names of animals.

Fur farming: experimental farm, Saratoga Co., N. Y____ 988recommendations to beginners...... .......... 423

Fur-seal, see Seal and seal fisheries.Furey, Fred II., bridge..................... 576,715,742Furey, Robert H., v. United States......................753Furlow, Allen J. (Representative from Minn.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com_________ 359,461,733

Furnaces, see Blast furnaces.Furness, J. W.:

antimony in 1927............................ 284chromite in 1927____________ 436manganese, etc., in 1927______ 436marketing of antimony____ _____ 916marketing of manganese ore________________555mercury in 1927............... 285mineral raw materials_____ ______ 996tin in 1927_________________________________ 437

Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd______________ .143Furniture:

case of A. Hartog & Co__________________ 1009census of manufactures, 1927_______________ 994Europe’s trade in wooden furniture________ 917Government supplies______________________ 802rates on...____ 301,853

Furs, see Fur.Furue Ko, chart______ ________________________ 660Fusarium:

pathogenicity of 2 strains.......................... 3,66resistance of Brassica oleracea...... ............ 200,427toxic excretory products.................... ..............3,66wilt disease of alfalfa_________________ 271,427

Futures, see Options and futures.

G. A. R., see Grand Army of the Republic.Gable, C. H. sorghum midge______ ___________276Gack, Wilfrid, fee for attorney........... ............ 529Gaferut Island, chart_________________________ 181Gaffney, Annie, relief___ ________ 446Gaffney, Thomas, relief_________ ______ 460Gage, Charles E.:

cigarettes in growing favor________________ 138field crops other than grains_______________ 201

Gages, see Rain gages.Gaines, R. C., poisoning cotton boll weevil___ 816Gaines, W. L., growth, etc., red Danish cows. 199,

200Gainesville & Northwestern R. R___________ 1022Galerucinae larvae.............. ................ 893Galesburg & Great Eastern R. R.............. 942Galesburg Horse & Mule Co., Inc_________ 31,854Gall bladder, X-ray examination_____ _______ 194Gallagher, Bernard A., tuberculosis of fowls... 813Gallagher, E. T., history taking, etc__________ 538Gallatin National Forest:

additions, to carry out act________________ 18resources, etc_____________________________ 695

Gallivan, Alice C., compensation_____ 446,604,709Gallivan, James P., compensation to daughters. 446,

604,709 Gallivan, Marie E. C., compensation.. 446,604,709 Galloway, B. T., explorer for alien plants.......... 206Gallup Undertaking Co., to pay______ 479,569,709Galpin, C. J., agricultural statistics___________ 138Galtsoff, Paul S.:

function of oyster gills, etc_______ ____ _ 73oyster bottoms of North Carolina_________434

Galvanized sheets, see Iron—Steel.Galveston, Tex.:

chart of entrance________ ________________ 282rivers, etc., in district____________________ 540

Galveston County, Tex., relief of hay growers. 446,472,562

Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Ry.:

rates on-poultry___ ______ 99tank blocks.............................. 103,771

valuation________________ 384Gam, James H. S., relief................................ 448,713

PageGamble Robinson Co.:

cabbage frames................ <jotomatoes__________________________ _........... 865

Gambrill, George G., exr., case________ . 387Gambrill, Stephen W. (Representative from

Md.):reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com_______________ 463, 591Game:

laws and regulations—Alaska, 1929-30________________________ 814Alaska, to amend...... ...................... 567Federal laws______________________ 139,909summary of Federal, etc., statutes........ 139

mailing in violation of law________________ 185officials concerned with protection________ 67open seasons for game, 1928-29 ____________ 67winter feed facilities, to improve____ ____ _ 18see also names of game preserves, etc.

Game-birds, see Birds—Game.Gametocytes of malaria and plasmoehin_____ 1049Gams, Edmund, ease______________________ 83,344G angle ne:

abdominal wail, gangrenous ulceration____416endarteritis of feet with gangrene_________ 517

Ganister, rates on____________________________ 30Gantz, Ben S., v. United States________ ....... 838Gappa, Paul, v. United States_________________ 40Garages, see Repair shops.Garbage, see Refuse.Garber, M. C. (Representative from Okla.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

t cTom..........---------- --------------------- 455,730Garber, R. J., crossing between hybrid oat

plants................ 987Garby, Mrs. Lee H., appointment_____________792Garden County, Nebr., soil survey____________ 910Garden webworm, in alfalfa fields____ _________817Gardening, see Gardens.Gardens:

occupational therapy___________ 980school garden______________________________ 428seeds for home and market garden________ 429vegetable gardening in Alaska_____________ 340vegetable gardens owe much to Indian____207

Gardiner, Arthur W.:aviation engine, comparative performance. Ill overcompressed engine using gasoline_____ 111Roots type aircraft engine supercharger___ 111

Gardner, David M., cigarette cabinet________ 980Gardner, E. D., safety, Ariz. copper mines____ 918Gardner, Ella, public dance halls_____________ 780Garfield County Telephone & Telegraph Co... 853Gargantua Harbor, Ontario, chart___________ 1052Garner, John N. (Representative from Tex.):

refund of taxes_________________________ 444Garner, W. W.:

tobacco culture..... ...... 991tobacco curing_____________________________ 278

Garniers Bayou, bridge_______________ 452,474,717Garrett, Daniel E. (Representative from Tex.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com.. 586, 587,588, 733,734

Garrett, John W., r. United States__________ 1008Garrett, R. O., agent, fee_____________________ 529Garton, W. M., malaria, etc., Quantico_______ 46Garver, R. D., cutting farm woods_____ _____ 549Gary, Ind.:

bridges—at Gary----------------------------------- 452,717,743between East Chicago and Gary_____ 452,

718,743Gas, see Gases—also certain headings beginning

Gas.Gas (illuminating):

ammonia liquors obtained in manufacture. 559report of Federal Trade Comn........... . 21,229,

293, 372,493, 632, 756,842,932,1011Gas (natural):

carbon black produced in 1927________ 75determination of gasoline, content.............. 999leakage from high-pressure lines____________285permits and leases, regulations____________ 1013production in 1927_________________________ 436prospecting permits in Wyoming__________ 629prospects of San Rafael Swell, Utah________759

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PageGas-compression system, high-pressure............ 547Gas lamps, incandescent, Government sup-

plies--------- ------- 679Gas mantles, rates on______________ 163Gas masks:

miners’, use of type N_____________________ 827noxious gases, protective devices______516,517

Gas-meters, rates on__________________________ 94Gas oil, rates on______________________ 163 500Gases:

automobile exhaust, effect of exposure____ 979automobile exhaust, problem in cities_____ 58explosive reaction____________________ j ] j 656fuel and cylinder gas densities____________ ’ minert gas in grinding equipment, value....! 5 noxious, protective devices___________ 516,517protection against gases in mines______ ’ 703publications for sale______ __________ ____ 933specific heats at high temperatures.... .! 827 warfare gassing, residual effects___________ 59World War casualties from gas. . .. 417see also Water gas—also certain’headings

beginning Gas—also names of gases.

Gaskets: rates on.______ ________ __________ 235rubber, specification................ .........831

Gasoline: determination in natural gas______ . 999Government supplies________ 1048natural gasoline in 1927.____________ 436publications for sale._____ _________________933rates on.. 30,94 163,301,379, 500, 639, 765,853,942 see also Tetraethyl lead gasoline.

Gasoline engines, see Engines.Gasteropods, Bathmopterus, new fossil genus 405 Gastric ulcer, see Ulcers.Gastroenteritis attributed to oyster consump-

tion---------------------- 194,332Gastrointestinal disturbances............................... ’ 804Gates, G. E., earthworm fauna of Burma”!” 1044 Gates, George B., v. United States.................!_ 82Gates County, N. C., bridge.......... . 576 715 741Gateway Hay Co.:

grain-------- ----------------------------- 500,853hay---------------------------------------- 766

Gatliff Coal Co_____________________________ 774Gatterdam, Eugene A., hay fever_____________ 804Gatun Lake, contamination___________ !!!!!!! 46Gaugers, see Storekeeper-gaugers.Gauges, see Rain gages.Gault, H. J., Stony Gorge Dam_____ 937Gaumnitz, W. H.:

salaries of teachers in rural schools.... . 1012 secondary education, comparative status 231

Gauze, surgical, elimination of waste... .. 77Gay, Robert Perkins, estater. U. S._..!...!!!! 753 Gazette, see Official gazette.Gear hobbing machines______________________ 839Gears, reduction, operation, care, etc 879Gebhardt, Charles E., see, as reporter, Tax

Appeals Board, reports.Geib, IT. V.:

soil surveys—Harris County, Tex.............. 208west-central Tex............... 142

Geib, W. J.: ..............soil surveys—

Green County, Wis__________________ 203Sheboygan County, Wis_______! . ”816

Geiger, J. C.:experimental food poisoning in mice. 882 food poisoning probably due to crab meat” 517

Geis-White Grain Co., wheat_________________950Gellatly, John, art collection_____________ ”1002Gellerman, E., relief__________________ 570 626 710Gelsinon, William K., relief_______ ..____ ’ ~ ' 597Gemco Manufacturing Co., v. U. S...!!!!!!!!! 508Gemeny, Albin L., Yadkin River bridge 697Gendarmerie d’Haiti, health conditions 248General Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Cor-

poration, Ltd____________ 409General Accounting Office___________ 2’1 85' 155

, 229, 293,372,493, 632, 756,932,’1011claims allowt d------------------------ 411 532 674,801decisions of comptroller general—

July, 1927-June, 1928..................................372July-Sent. 1928, index-digest........ ..............293

PageGeneral Accounting Office—Continued.

decisions of comptroller general—Contd.Oct.-Dec. 1928. index-digest___________ 632Jan.-Mar. 1929, index-digest_____ ______932emergency officers’ retirement act_____804monthly._________ 21,

85, 155,229,293, 372, 632,756, 757,932relating to Army_____________________ 62

operator, amending civil service rules_____ 122report of comptroller general, 1928_________ 372salaries, estimate_______________ 675useless papers, disposition............................... 752

General Box Co., lumber.._____ ______________ 857General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mex-

ico------------ - 671,798opinions, Sept. 26-Oct. 18, 1928.................... 671

General Convention of Protestant Episcopal Church, see Protestant Episcopal Church.

General Electric Co., cases... 286,492,508,755,1010General Grant National Park________________ 937General Joe Wheeler Dam_______________ 667General Land Office_________ 157,231,374,634,1013

circulars and publications, index______ ... 231report, 1928________________________________374

General Lead Batteries Co. v. U. S______ ____ 630General orders, see names of Departments,

bureaus, etc., issuing orders.General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc........ .. 40General Petroleum Corporation....__________ 99General Railway Signal Co.:

train-control or train-stop devices on—Chicago & North Western Ry_________ 505Delaware & Hudson Co_______________ 950Erie R. R_____________ 1026Lehigh Valley R. R____ ______ 239

General Staff Corps____________ 62,687,983correspondence courses___________________ 61rank of chief of staff__________ 359,366,564,717

General Supply Committee.. 129,192,263,330,413,534,679,802,978,1048

to enlarge functions........................... ......... 619,717Generators:

operation, etc., of generating sets_________ 881piezo-electric, for audio-frequencies_______ 439

Genesee & Wyoming R. R., bonds_______ 765,853Genetics, see headings beginning Heredity.Geneva, Switzerland:

International Labor Conference__________ 246International Red Cross and Prisoners of

War Conference...................... 977,1002League of Nations—

conclusions of malaria commission_331meeting of syphilis, etc., experts, rp___537

Gensan Bay, chart___________________________ 250Gentile, Joseph, Co., peaches_________ ________ 33Geodetic Survey, see Coast and Geodetic Sur-

vey.Geographic Board.. 21,156,293,372,494,632,757,933

decisions, 1920-23___ .. 156decisions, 1928-29... 21,293,372,494,632,757,933

Geographic code, purchase of use_____________ 565Geographical Congress, see International Geo-

graphical Congress.Geographical names, see Names (geographical).Geography:

of Portneuf quadrangle, Idaho.____ ________935parasites, geographical distribution_______ 796publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 372

Geologic atlas of United States_________________294Geological and Natural History Survey of Con-

necticut:ground water in New Haven area_________ 87ground water in Pomperaug basin............ 935

Geological and Natural History Survey of Wis-consin:

soil surveys—Green County_____Sheboygan County.

Geological Survey................... 22, 86,158,232,294,374!T, 495,634, 758,844,934,1013

publications—

203816

for sale by supt. of docs.............. 85lists................................ .. 23,87,158,232,294,

, , 375,495,760,844,935,1014relating to Alaska.. ............. 634

report, 1928............... 375see also Smith, George O.

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Geological Survey of Maryland:soil surveys—

St. Marys County............. .............. 816Worcester County____________________ 424

Geological Survey of Mississippi:ground-water resources_________ ______ ... 23soil survey, Harrison County—.........................274

Geological Survey of Tennessee:soil surveys—

Dickson County----------------- 814Maury County-------------- 989

Geological Survey of West Virginia:soil survey, Mercer County------------------------ 815

Geologists for reclamation work (S. 4528).. 457,717 Geology:

climates, geological_________________________259contribution to economic geology, 1928------ 935contributions to general geology, 1927-------- 23of—

Aniakehak district, Alaska......................759Cerro Mercado, Durango, Mexico-------669Edgeley and La Moure quadrangles... 844 Finger Lakes, geologic romance----------- 259Hanna and Carbon basins.......................1013Hyder and vicinity, Alaska---------- .... 934McKenzie Valley_____ ___________ 935Marmarth field, N. Dak--------------------- 87Muddy Mountains, etc............................ 158New Mexico__________________ 844North America, bibliography, 1925-26. 23 Owyhee irrigation project______________495Portneuf quadrangle, Idaho------------------935Rock Creek oil field, etc_______________ 760Rocky Mountains, Cambrian geology. 795 San Rafael Swell, Utah________________ 759West Virginia coal formations_________ 284

publications of Geological Survey_____.... 85reservoir and dam sites____________________ 495see also Geophysics—also the following names

of periods, etc.: Cambrian—Car-boniferous—Cretaceous—D e v o n i - an—Eocene—Miocene—Mississip-pian—Ordovician—Paleo cene— Paleozoic — Pleistocene — Plio-cene—Silurian—Tertiary.

Geology Department, National Museum_____ 405Geophysics, prospecting, some electrical meth-

ods_______________________________ 147George, Gertrude L., appointment____________ 792George Washington Bicentennial Commission,

see Washington, George, Commis-sion for Celebration of 200th Anni-versary of Birth of.

George Washington Memorial Parkway:establishment along the Potomac—

hearings.___________________ 594report..... .................. 593

George Washington University________________ 666George Washington-Wakefield Memorial

Bridge____________________ 581,612, 722Georgeson, C. C.:

bulb growing in Alaska_____ ____________ _ 204history of cattle breeding in Alaska.............548vegetable gardening in Alaska____ _______ 340

Georgetown, British Guiana, chart....... .......... 659Georgetown law journal, reprint from....................469Georgia:

barter of Federal offices..................... 485,751,837case before Supreme Court__________ ..... 672census of agriculture, 1925______.______ _ 145codling-moth, life history............................ 989negro colleges and universities....................... 373peach orchards menaced by phony disease. 206 postal service-

mail trains, schedules.. 256,323,523,791,969post route map........................................... 665

Public Service Commission—logs...................................................... 165

seacoast, bell buoy to be established....... 74 storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—

acts of Congress..................... 725,923committee hearings.............................. 470,596committee reports_____ ______ 567,596,923estimate.............................................................. 674how can I get a loan?.....................................987regulations.........................................................987

welfare, etc., of maternity and infancy........ 779

PageGeorgia & Florida Ry.:

rates on cotton___________________________ 93valuation___________________________ 163

Georgia Peach Growers Exchange_____________ 642Georgia State College of Agriculture:

hog farming in Southeastern States... .. 272soil surveys—

Calhoun County......... .......................... 546Chattahoochee County__________ 693Lamar County________________________ 694Randolph County_______________ 694

Georgian Bay, chart___________________________ 267Gerahty, Thomas J., v. U. S___________________ 774Gerahty, Vincent, v. U. S_____________________ 774Gere, C. M., making cheese on farm___________ 203Gerish, Edward F.:

market data handbook of New England... 702same, descriptive circular_____________ 826

retailer and consumer in New England___ 215German-American Claims Commission, see

Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Germany.

German-American Hospital, Tientsin, China. 463,624,711

German Federation of Labor-------- ------------- 392German Metal Workers’ Federation_____ ______513Germanson, E. W., coal____ _________________ 28Germantown, Mo., St. Ludgers Catholic

Church_____________________ 735Germany:

barium carbonate, cost of production__ 127chemical developments in 1928_____________ 701conventions and treaties with U. S.—

arbitration treaty_______________ 797conciliation treaty_____________________ 797le traitO d’amitifi, de.commerce, et con-

sulate entre les Etats-Unis et 1’Al-lemagne_______________________ 125

parcel post convention_____________ 670electrical equipment market-------------------12,825fertilizer urea production______ _____ 410inland waterways______________ 555metal workers’ dispute------------------ 513paralysis spread_____________ 537potassium permanganate production, cost. 530selling American leather_______ ______ 215solar radiation, middle North Germany... 69 war claims—

adjudication agreement________________ 669estimate for administration of act--------534extend time for filing_________ 478,577,717filed subsequent to Apr. 9, 1923............... 671use of funds covered into Treasury____ 801see also Mixed Claims Commission

U. 8. and Germany—War Claims Arbiter.

woolen and worsted industry______________246Germicides, see Disinfection and disinfectants.Gernandt, Waldo G., patent appeal................. 82SGernon, James L., inspection bureau-------------- 245Gerry, C. N.:

gold, silver, copper, etc., in—Arizona------ -------------------- 285Idaho and Washington--------------------- 13Nevada........... ................... ..—..........................117Utah................................................... 147

Gerry, Peter G. (Senator from R. I.):reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com_______ ____ _ 624,625Gerstmyer, Eva E.:

la lectura en el segundo grado........... ............... 263same (in Portuguese)__________ ____ _ 788

Gesell, Arnold, psychoclinical guidance in adop-tion_________ ____ _____ __________ 779

Gessler, Thomas T., relief.......................... -..........- 590Geyer, J. N., West Virginia coals......................... 284Gheradi, Walter R., relief...................... 591,623,709Ghcrzi, E.:

atmospherics and tropical cyclones------------820rainfall of China.................................... 820

Ghrist, William D., relief............... .......... 446,472,709Gianaros, James J., relief.............................................587Gibbons, C. E., livestock, etc., standards.......... 692Gibbons, E. H., carcinomatosis.............................. 194Gibbs, H. D., oxidation-reduction...........................415Gibraltar Bay, chart----------------------- 963

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PageGibraltar, Strait of, chart____ ________ ______ _ 963Gibson, Elizabeth, employment._____ _______ 792Gibson, Elmer, t>. United States 953Gibson, Ernest W. (Representative from Vt')’:’

reports made by—District of Columbia Com............ .. 571,572

Gibson, F. H., painters’ respirators___________ 59Gibson, K. S., Lovibond glasses............ Z.Z. 706,830Gibson City quadrangle, Ill__________________ 24Gibson Dam, specifications, etc.... 251015Gidley, James W.:

mammoths and mastodons...................... 893problem of early man in Florida______ 795

Gila River waters, consent to compact. 481,717,727 Gilbert, Grove K., Basin-Range structure. 23 Gilbert, Ralph (Representative from Kv.) •

reports made by—District of Columbia Com..______ 571,729

Gilberts Ferry, bridge...... .......... 577 715’ 742Gilchrist, H. L„ World War casualties....’ ’417 Gilchrist, John F., case.............. ................. ' 895Gjle, H. S7’ & Co-> CIyde G- Huntley7.7.7.Z” 388 Gilfillan, James, relief____________________ 472Gill, John B., pecan insect controlZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 817 Gill, Priscilla T., fee for attorney ------ Gillam, Michael, v. United States. Z.ZZZZZZZZ” 177 Gillaspie, J. W,, tomatoes.............................Z..ZZ 239Gillespie, T. A., Loading Co_________ _____ ZZ 597Gillett, E. M., relief______________________ 709 739Gillican-Chipley Co., naval stores. *381Gilliland Oil Co. of New Mexico:

gasoline------------------------------------------- _ 94 853oil-refinery construction materials."ZZZZZ...’ 33 tanks------------------------------- 646

Gillis, James M., bust______ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 458Gilliver, Gilbert, patent appeal 794Gilluly, James:

geology, etc., of San Rafael Swell.. 759sedimentary rocks of San Rafael Swell____ 23

Gilman, Harris H., receiver, relief.. 729Gilmore, Charles W.:

fossil footprints from Fort Union___________261fossil lizards of North America______ 656hunting dinosaurs in Montana... 795

Gilmore, George W., relief_________ 587Gilmore & Pittsburgh R. R., rates on cattie'”’ 848Gilpin Construction Co., relief___________ 463 709Gilroy area, Calif., soil survey_______________ ’ 815Ginsburg, Joseph M., sprayed foliage - - .. 65 137Ginseng culture_____ ____ _ 977Gipsy moth:

quarantine_______________________ 200spread, estimate for control, etc’ 676

Girard, James W., reinstatement.......... 792Girard Trust Co., exr., case 770Girls: .........

forty books for boys and girls........ 758physical measurement studies______ ____ _ 979see also Adolescents.

Girty, George H.:fauna of middle Boone, Batesville, Ark 759Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field_____ 23

Gisborne, H. T., forest-fire danger____________ 341Giusta, H. S„ trade with Latin America 283 Glacier National Park:

information circular______________ 936place names, decisions of Geographic Bd’.’.Z 933

Glands, see Lymph glands.Glass, Carter (Senator from Va.):

reports made by—Banking and Currency Com_____ t;02

Glass:case of Bassichis Co______________________ 83costs in U. S. and competing country ”’ 896 duty increase on glass------------------- 524,896,970Government supplies______________ 679Lovibond glasses, calibration_____ ... 706 830Lovibond glasses, temperature effect (2) ’ 288 rates on ------------------------------------- 95,500,853stones in glass, source and prevention 999 tank, service of refractory blocks 439

Glasses, see Spectacles.Glassware tariff, 1929............. 499 739Glaziers Local no. 27 of Chicago and Vicinity,’

see Brotherhood of Painters, Dec-orators, & Paper Hangers of America.

Gleason, John W., Cotton Co________________ 530

PageGleim, E. J., mine-type elec, equipment............ 997Glen Falls Insurance Co., relief__________ 352Glendale quadrangle, Calif.. 87Glendinning, Robert, estate v. U. S......... 82Glenfield & Western R. R., deficit status. ” 500 Glenn, Otis F. (Senator from Ill.):

report made by—.Public Lands and Surveys Com______ 628

Glennon, James B., v. United States______ 290,508Glidden Co., lacquer________________________ 1021Globe Cotton Oil Mills, cotton-seed oil________ 637Globe Grain & Milling Co.:

beans------------------------------------- 939co™—-------------- ---------------------------------------299oats-------------------------------------------wheat___________ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 38

Glossary of paper terms____________ ZZZZZZ'435 826Gloucester, N. J., tunnel__ ’ 739Glover, H. B., Co.: ———...........mu

». Lars E. Bladine_____________________ 953woolen goods____________________________Z 867

Glover, James, relief of estate_________________597Glover Hardware & Harness Co., harness.. 854 Glucose:

rates on__ ____ __________________________ 599treatment of nondiabetic acidosis___ 538

Glycerin, rates on_________________________ 30 391Glynn, James P. (Representative from Conn.):’

reports made by—Military Affairs Com_____ 360

„ x . 460,585,586,587,588’, 733,734Goat skins, sales of foreign leather in U. S 672 Goats:

Angora goat----------------------------------------------- 546Angora goat and mohair industry____ 692milk goats____________________________ 201rates on.________ _______________ ZZZZZZZZZ 765

Goddard, Emma L., adaptability of nurses.__ 900Goddard, Jennie C., pellagra in S. C_____ 264,803Goderich Harbor, Ontario, chart______________ 885Godfrey, Cora W., case___________________ 619 709Godfrey, G. H., root-knot._____ __________ ’ 559Godley, Leon G., case.... 895Goff, Guy D. (Senator from W. Va.)’:'

reports made by—„ , . , Judiciary Com----------------------- 482,619,750Gofmck, Morris, refrigeration_________ ____ _ 238Goggles, see Spectacles.Goiter:

endemic goiter distribution______________ 1049endemic goiter in Tennessee___________ ZZ. 899management of goiter risk........... 265

Goke, A. W.:soil surveys—

Garden County, Nebr.. ................. 919Greene County, Ala______________ ZZZ 910Mercer County, W. Va_________ 815

Gokhale, Shanker L., v. United States 174Golconda, Ill.:

bridge.....------------------------------------ 580,721,746correction for n. 721 smGold: 80

dental gold alloys, physical properties in—

Arizona.................................California, historical summary....California, mine report_________Colorado_____________________Eastern States__________Idaho.______ ___________ ZZZNevada.................. ZZZZZZNew Mexico_________ .ZZZZZOregon____________South Dakota______ ZZZZ.................Texas.............Utah___________ ZZZZZZZZ..............Washington____________ ZZWyoming__________ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

patent for lands containing—hearing.............. ...........report________ _____

production and consumption, '1926-27'.........production in 1926___

Gold Coast parcel post agreementZZZGold Hill quadrangle, Utah.Gold standard, see Money.Goldberg, Louis, case_____Goldberg, Morris, Fed. Trade Com’n'.'rpZ.’etcZZ

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.... 147 285,918 .... 436 217,436 285,918.... 147.... 13 217,436

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Goldberger, Joseph: blacktongue-preventive action of foods_ 193pellagra in cotton-mill villages, S. C... 264,803

Golden, N. D., motion-picture equipment____ 826Golden, Oscar, United States v.................................869Golden State Milk Products Co.:

butter__ __________ 847powdered milk_________ 642

Goldfish industry_____________________________ 995Goldfrank & Co., United States v_____________ 19Golding, Robert N., relief________________ 447,740Goldsmith, Frederick O., relief...................— 709,739Golladay, Mrs. James E., appointment_______ 792Goltra, Edward F., v. Secretary of War, etc__ 774Goniometry of prism refractometry_______ 830,921Gonorrhea:

gonorrheal endocarditis________________ 900in female_________________________________ 980in Holyoke, Mass., June 13,1928_________ 1050treatment_____________ 59,415

Gonyer, F. A., meteoric stone, analysis________ 972Gonzales, Alex, bridge_________________________353Good, Ephraim N., relief of admr____ 478, 569,709Good, Harry E., admr., relief_________ 478,569,709Good, James W., see War Department.Good-Grape Co., Fed. Trade Comn. v____ 292,492Goode, William F., relief_________________ 604,709Gooding, Amanda J., payment________________ 469Gooding, Frank R., payment to widow________ 469Goodman, Miles F., Fed. Trade Comn. rp.,

etc_ 154Goodsell, Elisha N., bridge____________________ 715Goodsell, Samuel F., corn________________ 907,908Goodwillie-Green Box Co., lumber___________ 31Gooseberry:

inoculation with C. ribicola, etc______ 421,697Gopher State Canneries, Inc., cans___________ 297Gordon, F. N.:

gangrenous ulceration, abdominal wall____416massive atelectatic collapse of lung________ 131

Gordon, James H., Colorado R. situation_____ 142Gordon, Max, v. United States_______________ 174Gordon, Mildred J., minimum wage laws____ 514Gordon, Will H., relief___________________ 446,709Gordon Candy Co., chocolate________________ 1017Gordonsville quadrangle, Tenn_______________ 496Gorgas Memorial Laboratory_________________ 184Gory, M., sperma culture technic................... 194Goshen & Deckertown Ry., bonds___________ 95Goshen Veneer Co., logs______________________ 640Goss, W. L., seed counter_____________________ 207Gotham Can Co. ». United States________ 489,774Gottsegen, Morris, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 372Gotwals, John C., St. Louis, Mo., dist_______ 541Gotz, P., solar radiation in spring of 1928_____ 69Gould, H. P.:

apple growing east of Mississippi River.... 818 apple-orchard renovation____________ ____ 277cherry growing east of Rocky Mountains.. 427fig growing in South Atlantic States______ 68

Gould, R. E., standard time conversion chart. 16Gourds for bird houses, etc___________________ 909Gove, W. D., variation in engine power______ 515Gover, Lewis L., v. United States____ _______ 753Government, see Governments—Political

science—also certain headings be-ginning Federal—Government- National.

Government Actuary_____________ 58,129,192,263,330,413,535,680,802,898,978,1049

Government binding, see Public printing. Government bonds, see Bonds of United

States—also names of certain foreign countries.

Government buildings, see Public buildings.Government contracts:

material for printing, etc., abstract____ 85relief of contractors, Navy Dept______ 515,657uniform requirements, to establish________ 732see also Public works.

Government documents, see Government pub-lications.

Government employees, see Government officials and employees.

Government Hospital for Insane, see St. Eliza-beths Hospital.

Government Island jurisdiction................ ........... 52Government offices:

Government of U. S., chart of organization. 761

PageGovernment offices—Continued,

supplies—1928, general schedule_________________ 3301929, awards__________________ 192,534,8021929, general schedule_____ 129,263,413,6791929, specifications____ 129,263,330,679,8021930, requirement form__________ 679,10481930, specifications, etc.... 679,802,978,1048

see also names of offices.Government officials and employees:

appointing, etc., power of President__ 737field questionnaire, instructions__________ 120in D. C., holiday, Dec. 24, 1928___________ 402in D. C., pay for Dec. 24, 1928____________ 356medical facilities available_____________ 153official register, 1928 _______________________ 211retention beyond retirement age______ 603,717salaries—

estimates to meet adjustments_____532salary tables, supplement-.... .......... 85to amend class, act, hearings______ 445,568to amend class, act, minority views____ 568to amend class, act, reports... 471,568,1006

travel allowances______________________524travel regulations as amended_________ 677wage and personnel survey report_____1038wartime employment, order revoking exten-

sion and placing employees in civil service_______________________ 402,403

see also Civil service—Civil service pen-sions—also names of Departments, bureaus, etc., where employed.

Government printing, see Public printing.Government Printing Office______ 21,85,156,229,

293,372,494,632,757,842,933,1011 facts and figures___________________________ 372report, 1927, tr. of German review__________156report, 1928__________________________ 494Saturday half holiday..._____ ____________ 593style manual____________________________r 229type metal investigation__________________ 1011useless papers, disposition.......... ........................752

Government property, see Public property.Government publications:

catalogue cards, Library of Congress_____ 1032handy books, publications for sale________ 372monthly catalogue—

1927-28, index___________ 4941928-29 ____________________ 21,86,156,230,

293,373,494,633, 7o7,843,933,1012State publications—

monthly check-list_______________ 44,111, 180,393,655,782,959,1032

monthly check-list, index, etc., to v. 18. Ill weekly list____________________ 22,86,156, 230,

293,373,494,633,757,843,933,1012 see also Congressional documents—Period-

icals-Price lists—also names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing publications—also, for special list, subject of list.

Government salary tables, supplement------------ 85Government securities, see Bonds of United

States—also names of securities, e. g. Treasury bills.

Government specifications, see Federal Specifi-cations Board—Government sup-plies— also special subject, e. g.Groceries.

Government supplies: awards, 1929__________________ 192,534,802

consolidation, etc., of purchase--------------619,717general schedule, 1928______________________330general schedule, 1929_ 129,263,413,679requirement form, 1930______________ 679,1048specifications, 1929________ 129,263,330,679,802

.....I —lOQn R70

802,978,1048warehouse for storage, erection---------- - 619,717see also Army supplies—Naval supplies—

Postal supplies—also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.—also names of special supplies.

Government vessels, see War-ships. Government works, see Public works. Governmental Labor Officials, Association of,

see Association of Governmental Officials in Industry of United States and Canada.

1130 Index, 1928-1929

PageGovernments:

trabalho consultivo econoinico para os gov- ernos______________________ 662

Governors, see names of States, Territories, etc.Goyer, Harvey H., relief_________ 587Graber, John, v. Arthur J. Karnuth, etc_______ 869Grace Harbor, Mich., chart__________________ 1052Gracias & Dios, Cape, chart of port, etc_____ ?. 397Gradient, gravity, graphical terrane correction. 704Graduation requirements, high school________ 495Graham, David C., explorations in China____ 795Graham, George S. (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—

Judiciary Com_______ 359,457,583,584, 731Graham County R. R., stock_______ 379Graham Independent Telephone Co.. 163Grain:

beef from, gains producers’ favor_________ 201billbugs destructive to cereal crops_______ 275cutworms, their control in cereal crops. . 817 for Utah dry lands .......... 550for western N. and S. Dak. and Mont____ 550futures exchanges, reports by members.... 812 grasshopper control, rel. to cereal crops__ 989irrigation of small grain__________________ 7phosphorus distribution in grains” 200,272publications—

for sale by supt. of documents_________ 757insects injurious to crops. 425

rates in U. S. and Canada—comparison________ ______ 737export grain, hearings____________ 617,749export grain products, hearings 617,749report of I. C. C________ 376

rates on grain and grain products (I. C. c' decisions)_ 30

95, 163, 164, 235,236,301,302* 380? 500^ 639,765,766,853,866,1020

routing, elimination... '" ’ ’101statistics of grains, 1927_________””””” 138symbiotic fungi of cereal seeds________ 545 696wireworms destructive to cereal crops 989see also Sorghum— also names of grains.

Grain-aphis, spring, or green-bug... 547Gram elevators:

claims of certain firms, etc., to pay________563los elevadores de granos en la economfa . agrfcola..................................... 662

Grain Futures Administration_______________ 205Grains, see Grain—also names of grains.Grand Army of the Republic:

journal of 62d encampment______________ 1003Memorial day services, to aid... ” 485 see also Woman’s Relief Corps.

Grand Army of the Republic, National Society of Ladies of, see National Society of Ladies of Grand Army of the Re-public.

Grand Calumet River:bridges—

Cook County, 111................... .. 357,474,717East Chicago, Ind.............. ......... 357,474,717East Chicago and Gary, Ind.. 452,718,743Gary, Ind___________ 452 717 743

Grand Canyon National Park:'” information circular......... . .................. 936sewage treatment plant____________ 264 536

Grand jury, see Jury.Grand Rapids & Indiana Ry____________ ____ 380Grand Rapids of Wabash River, see Wabash

River.Grand Rapids Sales Co.................... 154Grand Rapids Varnish Co.... .................”1011Grand Teton National Park:

establishment—hearings-------------------------- ------------- 751,837

_______ __ __ __ 718report______________ _____________ 486 594

Grand Trunk Ry. of Canada, valuation..' ’ 95 Grand Valley irrigation project................ 457 481Grand Wash Cliffs, geology___________ * ’158Grandin, Elliot C., admr., D. B. Heiner v. 242Grandin, William J., D. B. Heiner 0. admr”” 242Grandy, John, bridge............................... 570Grange, see National Grange

Page

Granite City & Madison Belt Line R. R., valu-ation____ ____ _______ 308

Graniteville Manufacturing Co. v. if. S___ 368.650Grant, C. V. poison ivy and poison sumac____ 912Grant, Madison, works on immigration......... 450Grant National Park, see General Grant Na-

tional Park.Grape, see Grapes.Grape fruit, rates on_____________________ _ 766Grape juice:

rates on________________ _____________ 302unfermented grape juice, how to make. I 141

Grapes: marketing California grapes________ 66muscadine, home utilization___________ ?.. 427

Graph, see Charts.Graphite:

production in 1927_______________ .. 75rates on------- - ------------------------------------- 380,942

Grasses: beef from, gains producers’ favor........ . 201collecting in Newfoundland, etc________ 796collecting in the Southwest________________ 796cultivated grasses..._______________________ 428publications for sale by supt. of docs_____ I 757zonate eyespot_______________________ 271,343see also names of grasses.

Grasshoppers, control in rel. to crops_________ 989Graton, L. C., copper deposits, Mich.. 759 Gravel:

production in 1927______ ____ ____ ____ 437rates on--------------------------- 164,236,302,'854,'1025

Graves, Ernest, member of Miss. R. Comn___ 610Graves, Ida J., v. United States__________ 838,869Graves, R.R., dairy cow and beef cow____ 421,547Graves, Confederate soldiers_________ ____ 620,715

see also Cemeteries.Gravesend Bay, waterway_____________________467Gravina Island, land withdrawn___ 666Gravity:

concentration, lead carbonate roasting____ 556gradient, graphical terrane correction 701

Gray, A. L.:soil surveys—

Harrison County, Miss..Plymouth County, Iowa.

Gray, D. S.:soil surveys—

274816

Cherokee County, Iowa.Plymouth County, Iowa.

Gray, F. M., jr„ Co., relief----------------- 446,605,709Gray, Greta, convenient kitchens____________ 818Gray, Helen, relief___________________ 559 709 739Gray, L. C., farm lease contract______ ’ 812Gray, R. W., examination for treponema

pallidumGray, William S.:

424815

516

la ensenanza de la lectura________________same (in Portuguese)..

Gray, William S., & Co. v. U. SGray Artesian Well Co., claim____-----Gray trout, protection______________Grays Harbor, Wash., chart______ .....------Grays Harbor Motorship CorporationGrayson, Gertrude, heirs vs. James A. Harris ’ Grayson, Isom, heir, vs. James A. Harris Grazing:

dry land, sheep watering permits useon Indian lands, trespass penalties, etc. .

Great Barrier Reefs, chart_____Great Basin, surface water supply”Great Britain:

253 788 953 493214 701838 895 895

202 450885 039

Admiralty-charts, index to H. O. station cata-

logues..____ ____________ ____ __ 658Aeronautical Research Committee—

report, Aerodynamics Subcommittee.. Ill Bank of England—

inquiry rel. to governor........... . 568Big Five banks and 1928 balance sheets.... 701 bookbinding leathers, analyses 494boot and shoe industry and trade ........... ' 701chart of British Isles _____ _ 96-<charts of England......... ......... 659 785chemical trade in 1928 ’ 917

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Great Britain—Continued.clothing industry, importance.......................... 146Colonial Office—

reports on rubber situation___________ 702yellow fever in British West Africa.... 130

convention with United States___________ 528fluorspar production in England, cost_____ 530income tax, including other taxes__________ 247lights, etc., British Islands......... ............ 658market for—

American cotton in England.............. .. 4dairy equipment and supplies________ 555dried fruit..................... 348lumber__________ 283

mental diseases, etc., in British Army____ 983occupational mortality, males in England.. 193 pilot, supplements_______________ 784,883,961radio broadcasting interference by ships... 126 Safety in Mines Research Board-

terminology in coal research___________ 703woolen and worsted industry, England. 178,246 see also names of certain countries compris-

ing the British Empire.Groat circle sailing:

Atlantic Ocean chart._______ ____________ 519world charts_____________________ 182,250, 251

Great Falls Bridge Co., bridge________ 364,455, 722Great Falls of Potomac River, see Potomac

River,Great Lakes, HL, see Naval Training Station,

Great Lakes.Great Lakes:

bulletins to supplement charts—bulletin 37, supplement. 61,134,196,267,333bulletin 38______ 902bulletin 38, supplement__________ 983,1051

chart______________________ 686commerce through canals_______ ________ 902compass and magnetism of the earth______902connecting channels, etc., improvement—'

hearings_____________________________ 17report of Rivers and Harbors Board... 81

coregonid fishes...................... 824craft, etc., working on wrecks, rules_______ 133lights on steamers, to correct error. 474,585,719 notice to mariners.____ _________________ 13,

74,146,216,284,349, 703,827,918,997pilot rules.................................. 1000pilot rules, insects________________________ 79steamboat inspection rules............ . ............ 150weather information by radio____ _____ 820see also names of lakes.

Great Lakes Hotel Co________ _______ 174,508Great Lakes Rubber Products Co....................... 154Great Northern Ry.:

acquisition and operation of lines_________ 766rates on-

apples......................... 296,761coal____ __________________ 92hides and skins............... .......... 95potassium chlorid____________________ 99

switching charges............. ............ 37»s. Minnesota........... ..................................... 672

Great Plains:safflower, oilseed crop............................................207tree planting_____________________________ 6

Great Sodus Bay, see Sodus Bay.Great War, see European War, 1914-18.Great Western Oil Co. of Cleveland....................... 942Great Western Sugar Co........................ 650Greater Cape May, Inc__________________ 838,869Greater New York Live Poultry Chamber of

Commerce, U. S. v......................650 Grecian Archipelago, see Aegean Sea. Greece:

indebtedness to U. S., settlement.. 361,615,718liquor smuggling, convention with U. 8.... 798

Greely Iron Works v. U. S___________ ____ 152,242Green, I). Monroe, rabbit skins for fur_______ 814Green, M. W., airplane.................... 656Green, R. H., rice.................... . ............ 948Green Bay, chart..................... 267Green Bay & Western R. R., rates on apples.. 89Green-Boots Construction Co., hay____ ____ _ 766Green-bug, see Grain-aphis.Green County, Wis., soil survey....................... 203Green Cove Springs, Fla., bridge......... . ..................612

PageGreen manuring:

adubos verdes para a America tropical____ 662green manuring__________________________ 912

Green, Moore & Co., Inc., v. U. S.._......... 311Green River formation:

additions to flora................. .......... 935algae reefs and oolites_____________________844amalcite and meerschaum beds, occurrence 1013

Green River waters, consent to compact______ 618Greenberger, Carrie, complaint, report, etc., of

Fed. Trade Comn________________ 227Greenberger, Jacques E„ complaint, report, etc.

of Fed. Trade Comn__________ _ 227Greenburg, Leonard, school ventilation.... 681,900 Greene, Charles T„ fruit flies............ ............. 908,911Greene, Henry A., memorial_________ 460,562,621Greene, S. W., pasture problems....... .............. 202Greene County, Ala., soil survey..........................910Greene County, N. C., soil survey_____________274Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation.__ 152,508,870Greengard, Sam, case._________ ________________106Greenhouses:

fumigation with hydrocyanic-acid gas......... 204greenhouse tomatoes_______________________207insects injurious to ornamental plants_____911

Greening, G. K., jr., Missouri Valley tornadoes. 343 Greenleaf, Walter J.:

land-grant colleges_________________________ 294self-help for college students_______________ 934

Greens, see Christmas greens.Green’s Advertising Agency......................... 311Greenspun, Joseph, v. United States__________ 82Greenwald, H. P., coal-mine ventilation______ 703Greenwald’s Linen Importers, U. S. v________ 930Greenway, Gilbert C., jr., case___________ 244,671Greer, Frank E.:

chlorine death points of bacteria__________ 517food poisoning probably due to crab meat. 517

Greer, Samuel W., relief_____________________ 4f,0Greeting cards:

case of Leo Kaul & Co_________ ____ ____ 1009nonstandard-sized cards to be discouraged.. 253

Gregg, Willis R., commercial airways weather service.................................. 698

Gregory Bay, chart_____________ 659Grenada, money-order post offices_____________ 255Gretna, La., bridge........ .............. 453,719Greylock Mills................... 650Gries, Caroline G.:

dairy statistics...................................... 812field crops other than grains_______________ 201fruits and vegetables............ .................... 138grains______ ______ 138

Gries, John M., home financing methods_____ 220Griffith, Ruth:

agricultural statistics_______ 138dairy and poultrj7 statistics____ _____ 201farm animals and animal products________ 138field crops other than grains............... ............201fruits and vegetables__________ 138grains_________________________ 138

Griffiths, David:Madonna lily____________________________ 206Nankeen lily scarce in -U. S________________ 206prickly pear as stock feed__________ 428

Griggs, Cooper & Co........................... 896Grimes, Frank G.:

bird protection officials, directory, 1928 ____ 67fur laws for season 1928-29_________________ 202

Grimes, Will, American Samoa...............................113Grimes Island, see Gaferut Island.Grimsley, Thomas T., relief___________________ 569Grinding equipment, dust explosions_________ 5Grindstones, case of Canadian Pacific Ry_____839Grissinger, Elwood, r. United States______ 290,630Grissom, Gilliam, relief....____ __________ 569,710Grissom, Joseph G., to carry out findings of

Court of Claims_______ ____ ____ 735Groceries, Government supplies__________ 679,978Grocers:

credit extension and business failures_____ 997retail grocer’s problems..____ ________ 826wholesale grocer’s problems________________ 349

Grocers’ Association, National Retail, see Na-tional Retail Grocers’ Association.

Grocers’ Association, National Wholesale, see N ational Wholesale Grocers’Association.

1132 Index, 1928-1929

PageGroesbeck, Edward C., zinc-coated steel... 149,150Grogan, Starke M.:

financial statistics of cities, 1926............ 281financial statistics of States, 1927_____ . 915marriage and divorce, 1927__________ ____ 994

Groissmayr, Fred:correlations for long-range forecasting_____ 344temperature in eastern United States______ 820

Grondahl, Sigurd, benefits to mental patients of physical recreation_____ 980

Gronvold, Ingeborg, field crops other than grains_______ 201

Groome, Annie V., admx., relief______ 568, 708, 738Groome, Nelson S., relief of estate____ 568,708,738Gros Ventres Indians v. United States____ 152,290Gross, A., & Co., red oil____________ 307Gross, C. P., Los Angeles, Calif., dist................ 685Gross, E., & Co., Ine., brass_____ ___________ 939Gross, I., cattle______________________________ 90Grotness, John H., v. United States__________ 175Ground:

markings by lightning____________________ 142movement in mines of Michigan___________556resistivity, measuring variation___________ 75

Ground effect, full-scale investigation_________ illGround water, see Water (underground).Group insurance, see Life insurance.Grove, G. W., protection against mine gases... 703Grove, M. J., Lime Co., demurrage__________ 499Grover, Frederick W, derivation of inductance

formulas_____________________ 221,222Grover, Nathan C.:

contributions to hydrology, 1927............... 23surface water supply—

Atlantic basins________ _____ 22,86,87Colorado River basin____________ 495Great Basin___________________________ 232Gulf of Mexico basins_____________ 22,374Hawaii_______________________________ 759Missouri River basin___________ ..... 374Pacific slope basins________________ . 23,

232,759,760,1013,1014Groves, A. B., fire blight studies__________ 271,421Groves, S. J., & Sons Co., crane____ . 850Grovier-Starr Produce Co., potatoes.............. 99Grubs, see Larvae—White grubs.Grun well, Paul C., extruding clay columns.... 351Gruny, Charles R., trading under laws of

Canada___________________ 12Guam Agricultural Experiment Station.. I..' 548

report, 1927________________________ 548Guam Island:

light list------------------------ 826money-order post offices_________________ 255post route map_______________________ 665publications for sale by supt. of docs””111 230tour of duty in Guam_______ ________ _ 248

Guaranties and sureties:acceptable sureties on Federal bonds... 191,897 persons to act for disbursing officers___ 619

Guaranty settlements, see names of certain railroads.

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, U. S. v..... 388Guatemala, descriptive article______________ 117Guelfi, Frank, relief......................... ...”'1050Guettel, Arthur, v. United States________ ... 774Guettel, Edward, trustees v. United States. 1 774Guettel, Henry A., estate v. United States 774Guettel, Martha A., v. United States___ 774Guggenheim Fund for Promotion of Aeronaii-

tics, see Daniel Guggenheim Fund for Promotion of Aeronautics.

Guiana, see British Guiana—Dutch Guiana.Guilday, Peter, relief_________________________ 733Guilmette, Henry, relief_______________ 591Guinea fowl..____ ______________________ ”'” 338Guinea-pigs:

inbred families, differentiation_____________ 813infection with tuberculous sputum______ 1050nose and tail spots in guinea-pigs_____ 199,273reaction to endemic typhus fever.... 803

Gulf, see name of gulf.Gulf & Sabine River. R. R........ .............. 302Gulf & Ship Island R. R__________________ 166Gulf, Beaumont & Kansas City Ry.......................854Gulf Coast:

light list................................. 703pilots—

coast pilot, supplements.................. 212,433pilot rules for inland waters__________ 79

PageGulf Coast—Continued,

tung-oil tree in coastal regions________ 207see also Gulf States.

Gulf Coast Properties, Inc.:bridge at East Alburg, Vt____ 576,610,715,741bridge at Rouses Point, N. Y_____ 576,715,741

Gulf Coastal Plain, see Gulf States.Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry.:

control______________________ 766H rates on-

horses................ ........ 9434 potatoes________ 237£ .5 tanks----------------------------------------------------385

H584L watermelons__________________________ 950■ f wheat_______________ ' 171

Gulf, Florida <fc Alabama Ry.j "see* "Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola Ry.

Gulf, Mobile & Northern R. R.: misrouting._________________ 945rates on-

cotton................................. 1018haydite______________________________ 30salt_____ _____ ______________________ ' 307

Gulf Red Cedar Co., lead-pencils__________ 31Gulf Refining Co.:

Charles Warner Co. vs_____________________ 328vs. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.. 1046

Gulf Shipbuilding Co_____ __________ r______ 143Gulf States:

fig growing................................. 68fisheries, 1927______________________ I””” 555surface water supply, Gulf basins.””"”22,374 see also Gulf Coast.

Gulf Trading Co., Inc., logs__________________ 97Gulftrade, steamer:

Charles Warner Co. vs. claimant__________328Gullies, how to control and reclaim them_____ 69Gums of porpoise Phocoenoides dalli__________527Gunnery, aerial, training regulations_________ 901Guns:

automatic, ammunition____ ____ _ 62,808,903automatic, standard nomenclature list____ 268see also Cannon—Machine guns—Ord-

nance—Rifles.Gunter, R. A., barbital toxicosis._____ _______ 900Gurney Heater Manufacturing Co___________ 762Guthrie, M. C., health of American Indian___ 899Gutmann & Co., quebracho__________________ 306Gutsell, James S., scallop industry, N. C 434Guyandot & Tug River R. R________________ 385Guyer, U. S. (Representative from Kans.):

reports made by—Claims Com--------------- 446,447,448, 569,571

Gwin, Earl S., v. United States_______________312Gwin, White & Prince, Inc., apples__________ 296Gynecology, operative, in the tropics_________ 882Gypsum:

apparatus for adding to irrigation water . 206 production in 1927_________________________ 285rates on-------------------------------------”1*30,854

Gypsum Industries Association, U. S. 106Gypsy moth, see Gipsy moth.Gyrinidae, water beetles in Nat. Museum___ 527

H

II., A. J., see Henry, Alfred J.H. C. Folger, steamship:

relief of owner----------------------- ------- 605,710,728Haar, William H., v. United States___________ 175Haas, Albert, v. United States________________ 775Haas, Andrew L., v. United States_______ 753,775Haas, Benjamin F., v. United States_____ 775,1028Haas, Ewart G., v. United States___________ 242Habana, Cuba, see Havana, Cuba.Haber, E. S., tomato, ionizable constituents.. 199,

200Haber, Roy, neuropsychiatric diseases, Army.. 983 Haberle Crystal Springs Brewing Co_____ 311,870Hack-saw blades, elimination of waste________ 351Hackett, Allen S., bridge....................... 453,719Hackett, Chauncey, case_____________________ 143Hadley, Leo G., v. comnr. of internal revenue ~. 755Hadwen, Seymour, reindeer in Alaska________339Haeberlin, H. K., basketry, British Columbia. 526Haemolytic jaundice, Hayem-Widal type_____265Haeussler, G. J., oriental peach moths____ 271,547Haffner Thrall Car Co., freight-cars............. 93

July-June 1133Page

Hafnium, wave lengths in arc spectra (2)_____ 149Hagan, Alice V„ marriage and divorce, 1927.— 994Hagerstown, Md.:

Chamber of Commerce- coal.._____________ 299

morbidity studies—incidence according to age____________ 129measles, etc., at different ages________ 1049sex differences in disease incidence____ 129

Hagerty, Benjamin, relief______________________587Haggan, Josephine A., relief______________ 448,713Hague, Netherlands, International Technical

Consulting Committee on Radio Communications______ 1002,1005,1048

Hahn, Glenn G., inoculation of Ribes____ 421,697Hailstones:

great size at Potter, Nebr_________________279P* uprush of air necessary to sustain—...........— 279Hain, Henry C., exr., case.............. .................... 387Hair:

sanitary handling____________________ 337,907Hair felt for insulation, specification___________ 221Haiti:

amoebiases________________________________ 882cerebrospinal fever outbreak_______________ 516commerce for 1927______ 49edema disease among prisoners (2)_________ 516exploration of caves______________________ 795Haiti (American nations series)____________ 118malaria and microfilaria survey (2)________ 516trade financing and exchange______________ 435tuberculosis in Haiti_______________________516see also Gendarmerie d’Haiti.

Haiti (island):birds from Hispaniola____________________ 972

Hakansson, E. G., blood sedimentation tests.. 46,112

Hale, Fletcher (Representative from N. H.): reports made by—

Hale, Frederick (Senator from Me.):reports made by—

Appropriations Com____________ 602,1005Manufactures Com__________________ 1007Naval Affairs Com...____ ___________ 483,

4*4,623,624,625,750,1007,100bHaleakala quadrangle, Hawaii_________________496Hales & Hunter Co., oats____________________ 945Haley, W. E., application of sodium fluosilicate

by airplane____________ 204Halford, Oswald H., relief____________________ 729Halibut, Pacific fishery protection_____________ 324Hall, C. L., Rock Island, Ill., district_________ 685Hall, George M., ground water, Woodstock,

Va----------------------------------------- 23Hall, Homer W. (Representative from Ill.):

appointment as member of subcommittee.. 725 Hall, J. S., soil of Jackson County, Minn... 67,815 Hall, John II., tonsillectomy_________________ 131Hall, Maurice C.:

calendar of livestock parasites____________ 5los parasitos del ganado en la America

Latina____________________________ 399parasites and parasitic diseases of dogs____ 201parasites and parasitic diseases of sheep.... 339ways to save young livestock______________ 909

Hall, Ray, balance of international payments ofU. S. in 1928_____________________ 996

Hall, Roscoe W., Army neurological hospitals. 983 Hall, Wallace L., oxidation-reduction_____415,536Hall, Warren E., surface water supply________ 22Hall Lumber Co., lumber_____________________ 856Halloran, Paul 8., v. United States__________ 1008Hallsboro Manufacturing Co., excelsior______ 29Halo spot of kudzu__________________________ 68Halpern, I., Bros. & Co., Inc., copper________ 499Haltom, F. F., chemical warfare, etc_________ 881Hamersley Manufacturing Co., wood-pulp___ 385Hamill, James P., relief_________________ .. 569Hamilton, James A., New York Dept, of Labor. 245Hamilton, Paul, U. S. 8., see Paul Hamilton,

U. S. S.Hamilton, 8. W., neuropsychiatry in Army... 983Hamilton, William, work of Education Bureau

for natives of Alaska__________ 758,934Hamilton Belt Ry., valuation....____ _______ 501Hamilton County, Tenn., bridge_____ 582, 724, 747Hamilton, Green, & Co., Inc., cotton_________ 850

75341—29------ 6

PageHamlin, Harry, relief............................ 587Hamm, H. A., multiple strand test for yarns.. 832,

921Hammatt, Theodore D.:

exports of feedstuffs to Cuba, etc_________ 348international trade in corn_________________ 348

Hammon, James L., relief_____________________ 587Hammond, John H., jr., patent appeal......... .. 218Hammond Motor Co., demurrage_______ ______764Hammonton Telephone & Telegraph Co____ 1020Hampton, Florence P., relief_________ 446,472,710Hampton, Va., air navigation map___________ 132Hampton & Branchville R. R., routing_______503Hampton Roads, chart__________________ ____ 72Hancock, E. T., Rock Creek oil field, etc........... 760Hancock, Joseph M., patent to lands_________ 628Hand, Irving F., dense smoke cloud__________ 820Hand bags:

case of Metro Bag Works_________________ 754Government supplies__________ 679

Hand tools, see Tools.Handbook series, Standards Bureau___________ 351Handbooks, see special subject.Handkerchief cases, Greenwald’s Linen Im-

porters_______________ 930

Handley Page airplane, see Airplanes.Handy books for sale by supt. of docs_________372Handy Chocolate Co., chocolate______________ 91Haneberg, August, fee for attorney of exr_____ 408Hankins, O. G„ peanuts for growth in pigs..— 909 Hanley-Fry Co., fruit_______________________ 1019Hanlon, Timothy, relief____ ____ _________615, 710Hanna, H. Melville, executor vs. U. S____ 489,650Hanna, Howard M., exr., vs. U. 8________ 489, 650Hanna basin, Wyo., geology, etc______ ______1013Hansen, Albert A.:

Canada thistle and eradication_________ 7,819dodder______________ 277poison ivy and poison sumac______________ 912weeds, how to control them__________ 819

Hanson, Bertha, relief_________________________ 615Hanson, George M.. relief of widow____________615Hanson, Karl B., experimental fur farm_______ 988Hanson Motor Co., Security Mortgage Co. vs. 409 Hapsal Harbor, chart__________________________319Harbaugh, W. LeC., bearing bronzes..... 220, 221 Harbison, Emma J., v. C. G. Lewellyn_______ 242Harbison, Ralph W., v. C. G. Lewellyn........... . 242Harbison, William A., v. C. G. Lewellyn..........242Harbors:

commerce diversion to Canadian ports____669construction, etc., of public works________ 81Customs Court hearings, schedule, 1929__ 534depth of water at Australian ports________ 964directory of principal foreign ports________ 318port and terminal charges at U. S. ports.. 1052 port series------------------- ---------------- 196,267,1052ports and harbors series.................. 965publications for sale by supt. of docs... 21,1012 shipping charges at ports__________________ 542South America, ports and harbors________ 965southern New England.._____ _____________ 196see also Coast defense—Navigable waters—

also names of harbors.Hard, Herbert A., Edgeley, etc., quadrangles. 844 Hard woods, see Hardwoods.Hardaway Contracting Co.:

gravel..----------- -------------------------------------------236rails_______________________ 770stone-crushing machinery__________________504

Hardee & Glaspie, oil-engines__________________304Harden, Josiah, relief_____________________ 621, 710Harding, Walter J., agent, fee_________________ 529Harding, Wilbur T., flood-light test____________195Hardware:

exporting, Iron and Steel Div. services___ 555Government supplies______________________ 679rates on____________ ____ _______________ Z 942

Hardware Underwriters................................ 312Hardwick Realty Co., Inc___________________ Z 312Hardwoods, growing seedlings on farm.. 911Hardy, A. V., undulant (Malta) fever in Iowa. 194,

Hardy, J. I., wool production________________ 273Hardy, Marjorie:

la lectura en el primer grado______________ 253same (in Portuguese)_________________ 788

Hare, Mrs. Gordon Mackenzie v............... 392

1134 Index, 1928-1929

PageHares, C. J., geology, etc., of Marmarth field.. 87Harford County, Md., relief of persons having

interests............... . 471Hargrave, W. W., lead poisoning on U. S. S.

Wyoming_________________________ 248Hargraves, D. T., bridge......................... 578, 719, 744Harlan, C. L., farm animals and products_____ 138Harlan, Harry V., barley, culture, uses, etc... 819Harlem River, chart___________________________213Harlequin cabbage bug, and its control_____ 5,989Harmon, W. E., Hart Refineries vs............ 672Harness, rates on_____________________ 854Harney Lake, title to land in bed, etc__________ 583Harney National Forest:

mining laws_________________ 486proclamation..____ __________ 970

Harp, G. W., misrouting_____________________ 32Harper, John, blood groups, classification... 46,112Harper, W. G.:

soil surveys—Auburn area, Calif____ ______ 814Coachella Valley area__________________814

Harpers magazine, article reprinted from_____ 470Harrelson, Benjamin, Noah Crooks v............. 953Harriet Cotton Mills, David H. Blair v_______312Harriman geographic code, purchase of use___ 565Harriman Geographic Code System, Select

Joint Committee on:minority views____________ 565reports____________________________________ 565

Harring, Juliette V., appointment_____________ 970Harrington, A. W., surface water supply____ 86,87Harrington, F. C., Fed. Trade Comn.rp.,etc. 155,493Harrington, John P.:

exploration of Burton Mound_____________1043Picuris children’s stories........ ................... 796,972studying Mission, etc., Indians____________ 796vocabulary of Kiowa language..........................668

Harris, J. Arthur:seedling mortality in cotton.................. ......... 3seedling stand in cotton__________________ 3soil salinity and flowering in cotton.... 545,696 soil salinity and stand in cotton______ 200,277

Harris, James A., Isom Grayson vs............ 895 Harris, Rt L„ neurosyphilis______ _____ _____ 804Harris, Stevens T., human myiasis, externa... 980 Harris, William J. (Senator from Ga.):

reports made by— Immigration Com........... ........... 364,749

Harris County, Tex.:relief of hay growers.____ ________ 446,472,562soil survey_______________________ 208

Harrisburg, Miss., see Tupelo, Miss.Harrisburg Pipe & Pipe Bending Co.. 225,290,508 Harrison, Frank, v. United States________ 240,328Harrison, George J.:

seedling stand in cotton__________________ 3variation in seed fuzziness of cotton.... 271,427

Harrison, Henry H., relief of mother______ 624,710Harrison, Mary M., relief________________ 624,710Harrison County, Iowa, soil survey__________ 67Harrison County, Miss., soil survey__________ 274Harrod, Amanda D., v. United States________ 153Harrod, C. P., X-ray exam, of gall bladder___ 194Hart, Nancy, tablet or marker to commemo-

rate__________________________ 619,718Hart, R. A., drainage of irrigated farms_______992Hart Glass Manufacturing Co____ 368,489,630,650Hart Island, bridge________________ 1001Hart Refineries vs. W. E. Harmon____ ____ _ 672Harter, L. L., sweet-potato diseases______ 428,991Hartley, Carl, damping-off, forest nurseries.... 696 Hartley, Henry, recognition of service____ 623,717Hartman, Henry, removal of spray residue___ 427Hartog, A., & Co., United States v........... 1009 Harts Ferry bridge_______________ 363,452,473,715Hartwell, O. W., surface water supply______ 86,87Harvest labor, see Farm labor.Harvesting, see names of crops, etc., harvested.Harvesting machinery:

recoleccion mecanica del algodon__________184Haselden, James D., jr., exr. v. U. S__________ 508Haselden, Lawrence B., exr., v. U. S _____ 508Haskell, E. S., hog farming in Southeast...........272Haskell, Jacob M., schooner, see Jacob M.

Haskell, schooner.Hass, Charles, v. United States.................... 953,1029Hassall, Albert, key-catalogue of protozoa____ 900

PageHasseltine, H. E., rat-flea survey, Norfolk, Va. 803Hasstilesia, see Fluke-worms.Hastings, Daniel O. (Senator from Del.):

report made by—District of Columbia Com_____________ 614

Hastings, Stephen H., reinstatement................ 524Hastings, Minn., bridge.____ ____________ 442,475Hatch, Ernest D., synonyms in medicine_____ 265Hatch, Frank M., v. United States___________ 953Hatfield, Henry D. (Senator from W. Va.):

report made by—Military Affairs Com____ ______ 928

Hats, rates on................. .................................................501Hatteras, Cape, chart____________ 433Hattery, O. C., bulletin to supplement Great

Lakes charts______________________ 902Haugen, Gilbert N. (Representative from

Iowa):reports made by—

Agriculture Com. . 443,444,566, 567,833,924Conference Com________________ 564,1003

Havana, Cuba:International American Conference_______ 56metropolis of the Caribbean______ _______ 118United Spanish War Veterans encamp-

ment______________________ 923Haverhill, Mass., shoe industry (2 entries).... 654 Havre, France, see Le Havre, France.Hawaii_______________ 295

adjustment of pipe line right of way______ 524boxing contests, to allow................... . 481,561charts_________ _______ ________ 10,11,554,823coast pilot, supplement......................... 212governor, report, 1928______________________ 295immigration service problems______________876lights, etc____ ______ 826,961mortality statistics, 1926............ 822postal service—

mail trains, schedule______ 256,401,665,890mails from U. S., schedule of steamers. 522,

664,790,889,968,1039money-order post offices...____________ 255post route map________ _________ 665

publications for sale by supt. of docs.... 230,842rivers, etc., in district______________________807surface water supply_______________________759title to certain property, Exec, orders.. 324,667,

792topographic map_________________________ 845see also names of special localities in

Hawaii.Hawaii National Park, circular....................... 845Hawes, Richard E., recognition of service... 623,717 Hawesville and Cannelton Bridge Co.. 580,611,721 Hawker, H. W.:

soil surveys—Henderson County, Tex...................... 694west-central Tex........................... 142

Hawkins, S. J., potatoes............................. 946Hawley, Edith, energy, etc., in diet...... .......... 696Hawley, Willis C. (Representative from Oreg.):

reports made by— Conference Com.................................... 1003Ways and Means Com_______________361

468,735,924,925,1004Hay:

alfalfa hay, producing, etc., for market____ 692Johnson hay, preparing for market.............272legume hays for milk production__________275rates on.... 95,163,235,302,380,501,766,854,942 sanitary handling... ..................... ............... 337,907

Hay fever:pollen for use in treatment.......... ....................... 342seasonal treatment....................................... 804

Hay growers, see Farmers.Hayden, B. E.. Columbia Basin project______ 88Hayden, Carl (Senator from Ariz.):

paper presented by— improvement of Indian conditions.... 1004

Hayden, J. L., relief...____ __________ _______ 740Haydite Company, rates on haydite_________.30Hayem-Widal type, haemolytic jaundice____ 265Hayes, F. A.:

soil surveys—Buffalo County, Nebr.................................424Kearney County, Nebr________________ 815Lamar County, Ga.............. ........ 694Platte County, Nebr.....................................989

July-June 1135Pago

Haymaker, H. H.: pathogenicity of tomato-wilt fungus....3,66toxic excretory products of Fusarium____ 3,66

Haynes Slough, dam and dike__________ ____ 610Haynes Slough Drainage District, dam, etc___ 610Hays, Frank A., inheritance of egg weight in

fowl------------------- ------------------- . 807,808Hazard, Daniel L., magnetic observations____ 212Haze, causes, distribution, etc________________ 551Hazelhurst Oil Mill & Fertilizer Co__________ 838HCN, see Hydrocyanic-acid gas.Head, R. E., roasting of lead-carbonate ores... 556Head, W. G., petroleum______________________859

Head:insect, and its appendages, morphology,

etc------------------------------------- 326osteomyelitis of cranial bones______________ 980treatment of intracranial pressure_________ 789

Heading, rates on...._________________ 95Headrest, adjustable______________________ 46Heads of Departments, see Executive Depart-

ments.Headstones over Confederate graves........... 620,715Heald, R. H., rolling and yawing moments___ 515Healing art, see Therapeutics.Health, see Hygiene—Hygiene (public).Health boards and departments:

city officers, 1928______________ ______ 331,536State and insular authorities, 1928 ____ 331,681States and provinces of U. S. and Canada. 979 see also names of cities, States, etc.

Health officers, see Health boards and depart-ments.

Health Organization, League of Nations......... .. 537Health Section, League of Nations____________ 331Hearings, see names of committees—also sub-

disease, physician’s obligation_____________ 804diseases, nursing care of patients _________ 537infection with tuberculous sputum______ 1050syphilitic cardiac aneurysm, rupture_______ 537

Heat:adjuvant in treatment of neurosyphilis.__ 980combustion of organic compounds_____ __ 558see also Insulation—Specific heat—Thermal

expansion—Thermomagnetic anal-ysis.

Heatstroke, thermoregulatory incompetency. 46,113 Heating:

bibliography on heating equipment_______ 284coal tests in house-heating boilers_________ 284home heating plant________________________ 208

Hecht, J. L., bridge__________________ 578,*720,744Heck, N. H., earthquake history of U. S______433Heda Ko, chart______________________________ 787Hedges, Florence, bacterial halo spot of kudzu! 68 Hedrich, A. W., measles, etc........... 1049Heffernan, James P., Paper Co.......................... 369Heflin, J. Thomas (Senator from Ala.):

report made by—Agriculture and Forestry Com_______ 470

Heineman Chemical Co_______________ 755 840Heiner D B relief....-------- ------------- 569,605^710Heinrich, Carl, moths, subfamily Eucosminae. 893 Heintzleman, B. F., pulp-timber resources.__ 426Heinz, H. J., Co., relief______ ______ ______ 605,710Heisley, Marie F„ forestry clubs............. . ..............818Heitkamp, George, relief.............................. 605 710Heizman, George, case of admx........... ’ 175Heizman, Sadie M., see Deavenport, Sadie M." Helen Reef, chart...... ............ 182Helena, Ark., bridge_____________ ””'578*719 744Helena National Forest:

changing boundaries...... ............................ 667lands, transfer from Missoula Nat. Forest. 793

Helianthus, see Sunflowers.Helium, recombination spectra of ions, etc 439, 706 Hellenic Republic, see Greece.Helminthosporium giganteum................... 271,343Helms, John J., adjusted compensation. 621,710,’733Helson, James R., vs. Kentucky_______________ 896Helvetia Milk Condensing Co 489,508,*630,870 Hemill Silverware, Inc..................... 20Hemingway, Roberta, teacher preparation....! 844Hemke, Paul E.:

drag of wings with end plates.............................illmeasurement of pressure through tubes.... Ill

PageHemolytic streptococcus bacteriemia...............1050Hemorrhage:

following extraction of teeth............... ............900following tonsillectomy___________________ 194

Hemp and manufactures, tariff_______ 599,736,835Hemphill, Charles, fee for attorney of admr.... 408 Hen, see Poultry.Henderson, Charles W.:

gold, silver, etc., in—Colorado_____________ 435New Mexico and Texas__________ 258,918South Dakota and Wyoming_____ 217,436

Henderson, E. P., Chesapeake Bay water____ 759Henderson, Mary E., case___________________ 1046Henderson, Richard C.:

study of leucocytic variation_______________265therapeusis of neurosyphilis.____ __________ 131

Henderson, W. Va., bridges____ ____ _ 577, 718, 743Henderson Bridge Co., bridge________ 577,718,743Henderson County, Tex., soil survey____ ____ 694Henderson Inlet, trestle, etc__________ 453,610,718Hendrickson, B. H.:

soil surveys—Cameron County, Tex___________ 693Cherokee County, Iowa_______ _____ 424Lycoming County, Pa____________ 694Olmsted County, Minn___________ 816west-central Tex__________________ 142

Hendrix, B. L.: bridge---------- 580,721,746

correction for p. 721______ _____ ______ 810Henggeler, George, A. B. Allen v. admr____242Henggeler, George F., admr., A. B. Allen v.... 242Hennepin Canal, bridge, report___________ 81Henry, Alfred J.:

editors of monthly weather review_____ 913excessive precipitation in U. S____________ 343Father Gherzi on rainfall of China_____ 820influence of Arctic ice._______ ___________ 913pressure anomaly_____________________ 698water vapor of atmosphere____________ 69weather abnormalities in U. S.____ ______ 913weather of 1928 in United States_______ 698

Henry, Clifford E., death following extraction of teeth___________ 46

Henry, II. B., nondiabetic acidosis treatment.. 538Henry, Hunter M., relief_________________ 729Henry, Mrs. Moore L., relief_____________ 710,740Henry, Cape, tide calendar______ 46,114,181,250,

318,396,518,658,785,884,962,1033Henry Marble Co., marble_______ _____ 98Hens, see Poultry.Henshaw, F. F.:

surface water supply— Great Basin____________ 232Pacific slope basins.... 23, 232, 759, 760,1013

Henshaw, Griffith, exr., case___________________650Henshaw, William G., case of exr___________ 650Hepatic, see Liver.Hepburn, C. Fisher, David H. Blair vs........... 775Hephzibah Faith Missionary Association_____ 71Herbaceous perennials___________________ 697Herbariums:

contributions from national herbarium 261, v,- • 1044

publications for sale......................... 156,1012ferns, studying in Europe........... ........................796

Herbert, Theodore, relief__________ " 352Heredity:

egg weight in domestic fowl...._____ 907,90SHeredity (plants):

barley, resistance to rusty blotch______ 65,199corn, recessive defects and yield......... .. 907,908oats, resistance to Puccinia graminis... 199,278 rice, earliness and other characters_______ 3,7sorghums, inheritance of seed color 337 428 wheat-

crosses of marquis and kota wheats. 691,697Kanred X Sevier varieties................ 3,200selecting for genetic characters____ 691,692

Herkness, J. Smylie, vs. Valentine K. Irion 328Hernia, strangulated diaphragmatic............. 248Hero, George A., bridge................. .................... 453.719Hero t, William P., case.... 1028Herradura, Port, chart...................-!.!!!!!!!!!!. 396Herrick, J. C., tuberculosis of tongue 194Herring:

life history of lake herring____ ______ 825rates on__________ _______________________ 31

1136 Index, 1928-1929

PageIlerrly, T. F., receiver, coal____ _____________ 849Herron, L. S., relations between cooperatives.. 392Herron, Madge, appointment________________ 52Herskowitz, A., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc____ 227Hertford County, N. C.:

bridge across Chowan River....... 576,715,741bridge across Meherrin River_____ 578,719,744

Hertz, Walter, selling American leather in Germany_____________215

Hess, Elmer C.:Congressional directory—

70th Cong. 2d sess____________ 352,44071st Cong. 1st sess_____________________ 922

Hess, Frank L., rare metals, etc., in 1927 ______918Hessian fly in California______________________ 275Heterodera schachtii, see Sugar-beet nematode.Hetzel, H. C., barreled apples for market_____ 422Heukelekian, H., polluted stream___________ 1049Hewes, Charles P., D. B. Heiner v___________ 242Hewitt, J. N. B.:

culture of Indians of Canada_____________ 796Iroquoian cosmology............. ............ 796,972

Hewitt Brothers Soap Co_____ ____ ______ _ 841Heydeck, A. S., relief____________________ 608,712Heyn, Bernard G., attorney, fee_______________ 974Hey wood- Wakefield Co., chairs...____ ______ 298Hibbard, Mary Z., admx., Noah Crooks v. 512,649Hickey, Daniel, relief____________________ ___ 733Hickey, J. F., bridge........... ............................... 581,722Hickey, Mary A.:

convention of American Nurses’ Assoc____ 194instructions for attendants_________________804neuropsychiatric hospitals_____________ 131,194nursing activities in general hospital______ 980reports of follow-up nurses______________ 10,50

Hickman, Ky., bridge________________ 578,719,744Hickox, Charles R., attorney, fee______________ 327Hicks, Chester W., maximum cylinder pressures 316 Hicks, Mildred M., petroleum.____ ______ 559,706Hickson, E. F., organic protective coatings. 77,148 Hide and Leather Division_________________ 74,215Hides, see Leather, hides, and skins.Hidnert, Peter:

thermal expansion of magnesium, etc. (2).. 288 thermal expansion of tantalum.. ............ 831,921

Higgins, Cora:financial statistics of cities, 1926___________ 281financial statistics of States, 1927__________ 915

Higgins, Elmer:fisheries of Pamlico and Core sounds______214progress in biological inquiries, 1926 _______214progress in biological inquiries, 1927 _______434

Higgins, George J.:effect of flap, etc., on airfoil___________ 111,878effect of walls in closed wind tunnels_____ 111tests on models of British airplanes_______ 111

Higgins, M. E.:health conditions, Gendarmerie d’Haiti___248tuberculosis in Haiti__________________ ... 516

High Commission, see Inter-American High Commission.

High frequency currents, see Electric currents.High Point, Thomasville & Denton R. R____ 1020High schools:

graduation requirements...... . 495laboratory layouts for sciences................... 495public high schools, 1925-26......... 758publications of interest to teachers________ 843sex education in senior high schools.______ 332statistics of private schools, 1925-26 _______ 758see also Junior high schools—Secondary

education.Higher education, see Colleges and universities.Higher Education Division.._______ ___________843Highland, V. L., case__________________________ 895Highland Milk Condensing Co., cases_______ 489,

509 775 870Highland Park quadrangle, Ill......... .............. ’....’ 24Highmore quadrangle, Colo_____ ____ _______ 845Highway departments, etc., see names of

States.Highways, see Roads—Streets.Highwood Mountains, thrust faulting and oil

in adjacent plains................................ 759Hild, George B., case............ ....................................... 753Hildebrand, Samuel F., fishes, Chesapeake

Bay........................... 73Hilgartner Marble Co., marble........................ 32,640Hilger sector photometer......._______ 288

PageHill, Arthur D., exr., case................... .......... 840,1010Hill, C. L., air seasoning of lumber______ ____ 341Hill, Eino A., United States v...................... 980Hill, H. B., Powell oil field...____ ___________ 13Hill, James M.:

bauxite and aluminum in 1927____________ 217gold, etc., in Calif., historical summary___ 827gold, etc., in Calif, and Oreg., mine rp____ 436magnesium and its compounds in 1927____ 349

. platinum and allied metals in 1927________ 285Hill, Joseph A., blind population, 1920________432Hill, Lister (Representative from Ala.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com____________ 462,589

Hill, Ruth M„ reinstatement................ 257Hill, Samuel B. (Representative from Wash.):

reports made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com..........457Public Lands Com_______________ 594,595

Hill, Thomas A., patent appeal________________998Hill City Ry., abandonment_________ _________639Hill Dredging Co. v. United States_______ 838,870Hill-Lawson Co.:

potatoes______________ 1023tomatoes__________________________________ 505

Hilleman, P. R., v. C. G. Lewellyn____________242Hillier, C. R., hemorrhage following teeth

extraction______________900Hillis, David S., problems in obstetrics_____ 46,113Hillman, F. H., vetch seed and its impurities.. 208Hillman, Theodore J., relief___________________ 460Hills, Alfred K., exrx., v. United States_______ 242Hills, Jessie N., exrx., v. United States.......... 242Hillsboro & North-Eastern Ry., notes________ 639Hillsdale County, Mich., soil survey__________ 424Hillyer, A. S., foreign credit information_______ 348Hilo Bay, chart_______________________________ 554Hilton, Huber C., lodgepole pine_________ 691,990Him Sing Chong & Co., U. S. v.._______ ____ 19Hinds, W. E., carbon disulfide as insecticide... 204Hines, Angenora, relief_______________________ 460Hines, Edward, Yellow Pine Co., lumber____ 857Hines, Frank T., address to Medical Council.. 538

see also Veterans’ Bureau. Hines Hospital, see Edward Hines Junior

Hospital.Hingham, Mass., included in customs dist. no.

Hinkl°, Jay G. Cudahy Packing Co. vs........ 672Hinsdale Manufacturing Co. v. tj. S............. 489,870Hinton, Bynum E., attorney, fee______________ 407Hinton, Walter, medal___________________ 464,563Hirsch, Adolph, & Co., Inc______________ 175,312Hirsch Lumber Co. cases__________ 84,188,501,892Hirsehi, John, v. United States___________ 490,509Hirsh, Amalie, exrx., v. United States________ 953Hirsh, Morris M., exrs. v. United States...........953Hirsh, William, exr., v. United States..______ 953Hiscock, Ernest J., relief_________________ 605,710Hispaniola, see Haiti (island).Historic sites, etc., in National capital________ 737Historical Association, see American Historical

Association.Historical Section, Army War College____ 684,982Histories (medical):

value and importance of taking.................538History, American, publications for sale........... 230

see also American Historical Association.Hitchcock, A. S., grasses in Newfoundland, etc. 796Hives, transferring bees______________________ 140Hoagland, Ralph, B vitamins in beef, etc.. 811,988Hobbie Elevator Co.............................. ..................... 30Hobbs, Ewart W., see, as reporter, Court of

Claims, cases.Hoboken Manufacturers’ R. R.:

silk..................... 1025United States, etc., v.................. 649,799

Hoch, Homer (Representative from Kans.): reports made by—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Hochbaum, H. W.:extension campaigns in agriculture................694rural church, cooperative extension work... 547

Hodgenville, Ky.:park, etc., memorial to Abraham Lincoln—

hearings...................................................... 460law........................... 562reports........... ................................ 460,483

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Hodgkins, June A: farm animals and animal products____ 138field crops other than grains..............................201grains....____ ___________________________ 138

Hodgson, Benjamin E., host plants of European corn borer____________ 547

Hodgson, C. V., manual of triangulation, etc.. 916Hodgson, Robert W., industria frutera de Cali-

fornia________________ 887Hodgson, Ivan, soil, Clermont County, Ohio— 814Hoe, R„ & Co,, Inc__________________________ 388Hoerning, Carlos, financiamiento de obras de

riego________________ 1038Hoffman, Frederick L.:

mortality experience of International Typo-graphical Union__________ 780

mule-spinners’ cancer_________________178,315Hoffman, G. Wright, Dec. 1926 wheat future.. 205Hoffman, Harold G. (Representative from

N. J.): reports made by—

Military Affairs Com............ —- 459,460,461,462,586,587,588,589,590,732

Hoffman, Henry H., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 492Hoffman, J. I.:

analysis of bauxite.................................... 77,148analysis of fluorspar.-------------------------- 558,830

Hoffman, Josiah O., v. United States--------------- 40Hog, see Swine.Hog cholera............. ................................ 4,339Hog houses____________________________________988Hog lice, control and eradication............. ................693Hog mange, see Scabies in animals.Hogan, Albert G., growth of chicks.... 199,200,422Hogan, John V. L., radio facts, testimony------- 84Hogs, see Swine.Hogue, Louis A., record of judgment--------------- 648Hohenberg, M., & Co., cotton-------------------------764Hohl, C. D., copper deposits of Michigan------- 759Hois, Louis J.,». Austria, etc..................... 56Holbert, James R.:

corn resistance to bacterial wilt-------------- 3,141Pythium seedling blight of corn---------- 271,427

Holiday mail, use of precanceled stamps----- ... 255Holidays, see Memorial day—Thanksgiv-

ing day—also Government officials and employees.

Holiness Church, census, 1926------------------------- 71Holland, Dorothy F., mortalidad materna------ 49Holland, Rush L., trustee, v. U. S------ 488,629,647Holland, Victor T., industrial bd. functions... 245Holland, William C.:

oral focal infection----------- ---------------- ---------537surgical treatment of pyorrhea-------------------194

Holland, see Netherlands.Holland-St. Louis Sugar Co----------- ------------------ 308Hollingshead, Robert S.:

dried fruit market, United Kingdom---------348foreign tariffs, etc..------------------------------------- 996

Hollis, Norton E., case of exrs___________ 509,1029Hollister area, Calif., soil survey................ ............815Hollow tile:

fire resistance----------- ------------------- ------------- 439rates on_______________________________ 96,164

Holloway, L. E., & Co., oranges------ ---------- -— 945Holloway, T. E„ application of sodium fluosili-

cate by airplane----------204Holly from China suited to U. S______________428Holm, Carl, relief.. .......................................... — 472,560Holman, H. P.:

leather shoes, selection and care.------ ---------203painting on farm...-------- ------------------------- 274

Holmes, Harlan B., marking chinook salmon.. 701Holmes, John M„ relief...................... - 591Holmes, Mansell B., treatment of neurosyphilis 900Holmes, Rexford L., patent appeal-------------------218Holmquist, A. C., case......................... 1029Holmquist, J. W., case...--------- ------------------- 1029Holmquist Lumber & Fuel Co............ .................. 92Holt, E. G., reports on rubber-------------------------702Holt, H. H„ relief____________________ 568,708,738Holt, W. L., tread movement of tires______ 77,150Holt, William I., standardized cotton tare____ 338Holton Interurban Ry.:

rates on hay...................................................... 943valuation—.....................-....................................... 645

Holy Cross National Monument.................... 970Holyoke, Mass., syphilis and gonorrhea. — — 1050

PageHome:

children in industrial home work........... .......... 109chrysanthemums for the home________ 141,819conveniences, farm home__________ 203cottage cheese making and using___________ 275financing methods_________________________ 220grape juice, how to make it................-..............141heating plant, operating__________________ 208honey and its uses in the home............ ............276Indian home life__________________________ 88laundering, methods, etc_________________ 341milk, uses in the home____________________140muscadine grapes, utilization______________ 427onion seed and sets, production____________ 991plumbing repairs__________________________ 343publications for home-builders_____________ 293roses for the home____________________ 142,697storage of vegetables.-------------------------------- 207tanning of leather and small fur skins-------- 988vinegar making_______________________ —- 274

Home Builders Supply Co., lumber__________ 303Home economics:

cooperative extension work, 1926---------------- 694development, etc., in States.............. — 467,561education-

achievements_________ ______ 758estimate._____ _____________ _•-------------- 675organization and administration----------- 370

home economics series_____________________ 370publications for sale.----------- --------------- 230,933

Home Economics Bureau_____________________ 140,276,341,426,696,818,912

report, 1928..-------- ------- ------------------------— 342Home garden, see Gardens.Home Insurance Co., relief-------------------------- — 352Homes, see Dwellings—Farms—also certain

headings beginning Home.Homes (institutions), see Institutions—Soldiers’

and sailors’ homes—also names ofhomes.

Homestead:entries by ex-service men—

Aleutian Islands Reservation----------------402California__________________________ 52,122Chelan National Forest---------- -------- -- 324Deerlodge National Forest--------------------403Idaho______________ 52New Mexico______________________ 258,891Toiyabe National Forest---------------------- 257Utah_____ ______ 325Wyoming____________________ 258,794,891

entrymen in Colorado, relief--------- 466,467,562final proof on entry, South Dakota..---------- 123soldiers’ and sailors’ rights------------------------ 634 see also Mineral lands.

Homestead Telephone Co., properties-------------164Hommon, H. B., sewage treatment plant.. 264,536 Homs, Libia, see Khoms Bay.Honaker, Samuel H., trade financing, etc--------435Honaunau quadrangle, Hawaii----------------------- 232Honduras:

article on________ ________ -........................113botanical exploration............................ -..............796climatic record............. ...........................-..............913la biblioteca nacional............ ............ 49treaty of friendship, etc., with U. S----------- 190

Honduras, British, see British Honduras.Honey: —

and its uses in the home----------------------------276publications for sale by supt. of docs............757

Honey bees, see Bees.Hong Kong, passenger vessels, examination— 699Honolulu, Hawaii:

hydrographic office...-------- ------------------591upper-air currents.----------- --------------------------698

Honshu, charts___________________________518,659Hood, B. Mifflin, Brick Co., bricks---------------- 847Hood, Clifford E., fish oil adhesive in sprays.. 910Hood Rubber Co., Thomas W. White v----------870Hooker, John R., classes, etc., of wheat----------- 992Hooks, large cast steel................................ —-............878Hoon, Kirby, relief_____________ ____ ____ 605,710Hooper, Joseph L. (Representativefrom Mich.):

minority views —Public Lands Com........................................ 595

reports made by— Public Lands Com War Claims Com..

.........................466 597,598,599,735

1138 Index, 1928-1929

PageHooper & Klesner, see Shade Shop, Hooper &

Klesner.Hooper-Mankin Fuel Co. v. U. S-------------- 838,870Hoopuloa quadrangle, Hawaii-------------------------- 158Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington R. R.......... ............302Hoosier Casualty Co___________ 312Hoots, H. W.:

geology of Hanna and Carbon basins-------1013geology of Rock Creek oil field, etc------------760oil shale, Calif, producing oil field------------- 759

Hoover, Dickerson N., report, etc., on steam-ship Vestris__________ 440

Hoover, Herbert, see Commerce Department- President of United States.

Hoover, Jessie M., cottage cheese_____________ 275Hoover, M. M., hybrid oat plants____________ 987Hoover, W. H., melting point of palladium... 830,

921Hope Engineering & Supply Co.:

misrouting_______ 1022pipe__________ 1023

Hope Fertilizer Co.: acid phosphate___ ________ 25fertilizers............................................... 765

Hopkins, G. R.:asphalt and related bitumens in 1927______217carbon black produced from natural gas... 75natural gas in 1927............. 436natural gasoline in 1927............ ......................... 436petroleum in 1927............. 918petroleum refinery statistics, 1927__________703

Hopkins, Marcus C., patent appeals______218,350Hopkins, Mary D., night employment of

wome"n_______________ 179Hopkins, Ralph, leprosy in United States_____ 803Hopkins, Robert O., reinstatement____________ 793Hoppe, Herman E. W., fee for attorney_______974Horan, Martin W., admr., fee for attorney........ 408Hord., H. L., v. United States________ ____ _ 630Hord, T. B., Grain Co.:

com_____________________________________ 940v. comnr. of internal revenue_______________106

Horine, Homer N., relief......................... 587Hormel, George A., & Co.:

relief_____________________________ 470,567,710salt______________________________________ 101

Horn, David A., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn.372Home, William C., relief______________________ 729Horse, see Horses.Horse-radish, bacterial leaf spot.____ _______811,991Horses:

breaking and training colts______ _______ 202breeding suggestions for farmers___________ 813dourine.................. ............................... 909feeding horses_____ _______________________ 202flexible power, etc., in big teams___________ 202principaes rasas de cavallos nos Estados

Unidos______ 118publications of Agriculture Dept_________ 202rates on.____ ________ 31,854,943,1020silage for horses_____________ 340

Horseshoeing, farm________ _________ 139Horseshoes, rates on....................................... 96Horsey, Henry, bridge_______________ 577,716,743Horticultural Board, see Federal Horticultural

Board.Horticulture, see Fruit-culture—Gardens.Horton, A. H :

surface water supply- north Atlantic basins.........................86,87south Atlantic, etc., basins. .............. 22

Horton, Fred E., relief........... .............. 624,710Hose:

marine standards..................... 220,221specifications____________________ ____ _ 921

Hosiery: market in South America_ ____________ 12production and exports.................. ................... 74rates on_______________ 854

Hoskinson, A. J., tides in Portsmouth Harbor. 554Hososhima Ko, chart............. ............................... 660Hospital Corps handbook, changes____ _____ 318Hospital Corps quarterly, see Naval medical

bulletin, supplement. Hospitals:

administration of out-patient clinic___ 537appliances, Government supplies_________ 679

PageHospitals—Continued.

clinical laboratory work-blood chemistry.......... 194,265,416,537,682feces._____ _____________ 60,131,194transudates and exudates_________ 538,804

for World War veterans, building pro-gram-

hearings..................................................... 600minority views............................... 599,600report___________________ 599,600

garbage and trash disposal___________ 882hospitalization in veterans’ hospital______ 265library service, tuberculosis hospital______ 265marine hospital beneficiaries______ 130,414,415marine hospitals and relief stations_______ 414medical staff organization, etc...................... 900mental disease, State hospitals for, 1926----- 59naval patients, care____________ 441,484neuropsychiatric, bibliotherapy____________ 980neuropsychiatric, time study............ .. 131,194neuropsychiatry, intrahospital study_____ 415nursing activities in general hospital............ 980nursing care of the tuberculous____ ______ 60occupational therapy-

agriculture, Veterans’ Bur. hospitals... 60music in program of mental hospital... 804

placards in hospitals________ _____ 1050rehospitalizations________ _____ 537sales program for isolated hospitals______ 1050sanitation, in Veterans’ Bur. hospitals____ 804sanitation, notes on_______________________ 131standardization, veterans’ hospitals_______ 900see also Army hospitals—Naval hospitals—

also names of hospitals or names of places where located.

Hot Springs, N. Mex.: land, granting to N. Mex............... 594

Hot springs in Inyo Nat. Forest, protection____ 324Hot Springs National Park, information........ . 634Houck, U. G., hog cholera________________ 4,339Hough, Walter S., arsenical poisoning of codling

moth larvae________ ____ ____ 691,907Hours of labor:

boot and shoe industry, 1928..................... 512foundries and machine shops, 1927________ 780Government Print. Off., on Saturday......... 593men, legal restrictions in U. S............... 513night employment of women_____________ 179night work in postal service, tables............... 187postal service, on Saturday—

hearings____ ______ 151minority views________________________ 593report_______________ 593

progress of 5-day week................ .................... 1031radio receiving sets, etc., manufacture......... 246railroad employees—

carriers’ hours of service rp____________ 642case of Atlanta Terminal Co.......... ............854report of Safety Bureau, 1928.................. 384

sawmills, 1928__________ _____ _________ .. 513slaughtering and meat packing, 1927........... 781street laborers.............. ............ 1031union scales—

1913-28_____ 3151927-28__________ 8771928____________ 392,958

wages and hours of labor series__________ 780,781,877,958,1031

Housatonic River, examination and survey.... 807 House-heating boilers, see Boilers.

apportionment, see, below, Members.appropriations, supplemental estimates.... 354

report, 1928____ ______ ______ ________ 443see also Page, William Tyler.

committees, 70th Cong. 2d sess............... 289,354employees, list, June 30, 1928________ ____ 443Enrolling Room, clerical services......... ............566expenditures, 1928, report of clerk................ .. 443House Office Building, see, below, Office

Building.journal, 70th Congress............................... 224,833manual, rules of House, 71st Congress......... 923

July-June 1139Page

House of Representatives—Continued.Members—

apportionment, aliens to be excluded.. 732apportionment, to provide for, hearing. 836apportionment, to provide for, law.... 1001 apportionment, to provide for, reports. 445,

467,474,836,1002,1003,1004lists, 70th and 71st Congresses 289,354,355term of office, debate, etc, in House... 224term of office, report....______ ________ 837

minority leader, clerk.................... ..................... 566Office Building-

estimate......................... 430hearings............ .............. 360law...... .................... 442reports________________ 360,367

reports, to amend rule 13 relative to......... — 361rules, 71st Congress________________________923rules, to amend (3 entries)_________________ 361telephones, assistant floor manager......... .. 355see also Congress of United States.

House Office Building, see House of Repre-sentatives, Office Building.

Household goods, rates on___________________ 1020Household supplies:

for Government_____ ________________ 679,978textile fibers in household articles, etc_____277

Houseman, Samuel F., v. United States............. 40Houses, see Dwellings. Housing:

activities of labor groups........ . ................. 109,314same (in Spanish)............ .................. 662

mothers’ aid administration______________ 109publications of Commerce Dept.........—- 77,220see also Building.

Houston, Victor S. K. (Delegate from Hawaii): reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com............... 463,464,591,592Houston, Tex., chart of port................ ....................1052Houston & Brazos Valley Ry., securities.......... 501Houston & Shreveport R. R.:

rates on lamp-chimneys..................... 236valuation.._______ ________________________ 384

Houston & Texas Central R. R.:abandonment of branch line______ _________943rates on-

machinery........ ............ 944oil-well supplies....____ ______ 304tanks________ _______ 308,385,864

valuation_________ ________________________ 384Houston Belt & Terminal Ry., valuation_____ 96Houston East & West Texas Ry., valuation... 384Houston ship channel, examination and sur-

vey_ 1051Howard, Allen R., hypertonic solutions.............. 789Howard, C. S.:

chemical character of Florida waters______ 23chemical character of Mississippi waters... 23 quality of Colorado River water.............. 23,935quality of New Jersey surface waters_____ 23

Howard, E. B. (Representative from Okla.): reports made by—

Indian Affairs Com............................ 356,730Howard, Edgar (Representative from Nebr.):

report made by—Indian Affairs Com_________________ _ 451

Howard, George C., sales territories in Asia andPhilippine Islands............................... 825

Howard, J. F., physical examinations............... .. 980Howard, L. O.:

bagworm....____ ____________ 340leopard moth______ ________ 340mosquito remedies and preventives.... 140,989yellow-fever mosquito................................ 275

Howard, R. S., Co., relief............................. 598Howard, W. J., cases_________________ 312,775,974Howard, W. L., las escuelas de agricultura.... 661Howard Sheep Co. v. United States____________509Howard University........ .............. 375

appropriations and inspection......... ..................353report, 1928________________________________375

Howe, Lyman H., Films Co.......................... 870Howell, A. Brazier:

anatomy of eared and earless seals......... 527mammals from China in National Mu-

seum...._____ _______ ______ _ 1044Howell, R. P., Wilmington, Del., district____ 541Howell, R. W., Pumpkin Buttes coal field.... 232

PageHowell, Robert B. (Senator from Nebr.):

reports made by—Claims Com______________ 472,473,604,605

Howes, S. S., Co., Inc., coffee separators______ 499Hoyt, Charles C., trustee, v. U. S_____________753Hoyt, Shepston & Sciaroni, U. S. v___________ 153Hrdlicka, Ales, man’s evolution______________ 259Hub dynamometer, see Dynamometer.Hubbard, Donald, photographic emulsions (2). 222Hubshman, Louis, trustee, Samuel Prela vs.... 672Huddleston, A. N.:

soil surveys— Buffalo County, Nebr________ 424Kearney County, Nebr______ _______ 815

Huddleston, George (Representativefrom Ala.): minority views—

Interstate and Foreign CommerceCom_____________________________ 731

reports made by— Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com_____ 452,454,576,577,578,581,582Hudnut, Richard, United States »_____________ 839Hudson, Ellis H., treponematosis________ 248,317Hudson Manufacturing Co___________________ 164Hudson Navigation Co. v. United States_____ 650Hudson River:

channel, examination, etc______________ 540chart________ ___________ 11

Hudson Trading Co., Inc., v. United States__ 388Hudspeth, C. B. (Representative from Tex.):

reports made by—Claims Com__________________ 446,447,569Irrigation and Reclamation Com______ 582

Huentelauquen Cove, chart___________________ 250Huey & Philp Hardware Co., stoves_________ 863Huff, Clay G., seed-corn maggot________ ______ 3,6Hughes, C. W., out-patient clinic______________ 537Hughes, Charles E., progress of peace________1005Hughes, Ira L., Western & Atlantic R. R. vs.

admx______ ______________________ 672Hughes, Nora E., admx., Western & Atlantic

R. R. vs______________ 672Huilingsan Harbor, China, chart____________ 1034Hull, Cordell (Representative from Tenn.):

minority views—Ways and Means Com.............. ..................925

Hull, G. F., airfoils.___________ ______________ 44Hulls, C-class airship, drag.......... .......................... 45Humble Oil & Refining Co., pipe____________ 946Humes, E., Italian chemical industry......... ..........214Hummel, Arthur W., see Chinese Literature

Division.Humphrey, C. J., timber storage_______ ______991Humphrey, Francis D., relief_________________591Humphrey, Mary E., United States versus-... 40Humphreys, W. J.:

evaporation, precipitation, and run-off____ 69uprush of air to sustain hailstone........... .. 279

Humphreys National Forest, order revoked__ 123Humphries, W. R., husker-shredder__________ 338Hund, August, piezo-electric generator_______ 439Hungarian Claims Commission, see Tripartite

Claims Commission, U. S., Aus-tria, and Hungary.

Hungary:arbitration treaty with U. S______________ 669conciliation treaty with U. S..............................669parcel post convention with U. S_________ 407see also Tripartite Claims Commission,

U. S., Austria, and Hungary.Hunt, Alfred H., trustee, v. U. S______ 488,629,647Hunt, Bert L., marketing in Colombia_______ 12Hunt, Caroline L.:

honey and its uses in the home................. .. 276school lunches___________ ______ ______140,818

Hunt, Charles J., relief___________________ 605,710Hunt, George M., farm timbers, treatment___ 549Hunt, George W. P., v. United States......... 240,328Hunt, William C.:

population of United States— age distribution_________ 281foreign-born, country of birth.............. .. 346illiteracy........... ............................................. 346marital condition______________________ 346

Hunt, Hill & Betts, attorneys, fee........................... 798Hunter, Earl W.:

rusty pipes............................... - 537water waste______________________________ 59

1140 Index, 1928-1929

PagoHunter, H. B., Co., cocoa_________ ____ _____ 299Hunter, W. F., loading tests, Yadkin R.

bridge_____________________________ 697Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain R. R. &

Coal Co., valuation.................... 639Huntington, W. Va., rivers, etc., in district___684Huntley field station, land for use_____________ 324Hunts Along, Janies, relief—.................. ....... 352,365Hurd, Willis E.:

coast fogs and radio beacons_______________ 913fog at sea------------------------------------------ 1036northers of Central American region_______ 518tropical cyclones of north Pacific Ocean___ 913tropical storms of north Pacific Ocean______ 48,

114,885waterspouts____ ___________ 47,48,115,142,251

Huron, Lake: chart______ 267lake herring, life history___________________ 825

Huron National Forest, proclamation_________ 123Hurricane Relief Commission, Porto Rican,

see Porto Rican Hurricane ReliefCommission.

Hurricanes, see Storms.Hurst, Arthur G., ». John D. Nagle__________ 870Hurst, B. F., freight rates___________ ....____ 163Hurst, W. M.:

harvesting grain sorghums___________ ____ 207recoleccion mecanica del algodon__________184

Hurue Ko, see Furue Ko.Husar, Leonard G. v. United States____ ____ . 242Husker-shredder on eastern corn belt farms.... 338Husted, Norris C., patent appeal_____________ 438

Hutchins, Lee M., pfeach orchards menaced by phony disease_________ 206

Hutchins, Wells A., irrigation companies_____ 550Hutchinson Oil Co., lubricating-oils__________ 97Hutson, J. B., farm budgeting_______ _______ 66Hutton, Lynn D.:

barberry and black stem rust______ ________819barberry eradication_______________________206

Hwangpoo River, chart_______________________ 182Hyatt Roller Bearing Co. vs. U. S_____________ 490Hybrids, see names of special plants.Hyde, Arthur M., see Agriculture Department.Hyder, Alaska, geology_______ _____ _______ _ 934Hydrated lime, see Lime.Hydraulic laboratory, national................. . 81,834Hydrocyanic-acid gas:

fumigation of greenhouse plants________204ship fumigation, tests for HON___________ 59

Hydroelectric power, see Water-power.Hydrogen-antimony-tin method for oxygen

determination_________ ____ _ 287,288Hydrogen-ion concentration of soils .......... .. 424

luugrupuiv uuueuu_____________ tv, lit, 101,318, 395, 517, 658, 784, 883, 961, 1033

ice supplement__________ 47,885,963,1034,1035

318, 395, 517, 658, 784, 883, 961, 1033 activities____________ 885,963annual report, 1928....______ 396,783charts, numerical index____________________ 658route chart_____________ 182

Hydrographic office at Honolulu_______________591Hydrology, see Water.Hydromechanics, soil, progress in study (2).... 276 Hydrophone mounting for deep water, etc____ 823Hygiene:

American Indian....... .......... 899chromium plating, health hazards____ 193,331for attendants________ ______ 265Gendarmerie d’Haiti, health conditions___ 248industrial accidents and hygiene series.. 43,315 industrial hygiene, preventive medicine__ 245la leche y la salud_________________________ 184labor organizations, health work______ 392,513mothers’ aid administration_______ _____ 109naval hygienic requirements_______________ 516negro children, health studies____ ____ 264,536of maternity and infancy—

activities of States________________ 779,875administration of act....... ............ 178exhibits and pubs, of Children’s Bur.. 178 extension of act for 5 years____________ 731keeping well baby well..................... 653

publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632

PageHygiene—Continued.

rat, health menace should be eliminated... 130 schools—

health work, 1926-28__________ _______ 1012hygiene and physical educ., 1924-26____ 758promotion of health in rural schools.... 86school health studies__________________ 86

women in industry, selected references____ 958see also Oral hygiene.

Hygiene (public):el descuido de la salud infantil y su resul-

tado economico.._____ ____ 662future public health problems______ _______789national negro health week............. ................ 681

poster___________________ 803of Samoa, public health service____________ 517public health bulletin____________________ 59,

130,414,536,681,899,979,11 ivpuua____ ________ uu, iou, iu o , kStr*,331, 415, 536, 681, 803, 899, 979, 1049

rural health work—cooperative work of Pub. Health

Serv........ ........................ 331,681county health program, Miss. Valley.. 130extent of rural health service............ .... 979

salud publica y puericultura serie_________ 49,117,184,253,321,399,662

saude publica e bem-estar infantil serie... 252, 253,521

see also Sanitation—a/so headings beginning Health.

Hylemyia cilicrura, see Seed-corn maggot. Hylton Flour Mills, Inc........... ................................... 864Hyman-Michaels Co.:

contractors’ outfits__ ______ 849rails_____ _____ 861

Hymenolepis carioca, see Cestode worms.Hynes, Frank W., shrimp fishery of se. Alaska. 434Hyogo Bay, chart............... ..........................................1035

Hypertonic solutions in treatment of intracra-nial pressure............. . 789

Hypoglycemia in allergy_____________________ 804Hyslop. J. A., wireworms destructive to crops. 989Hyson, J. M., report, etc., Fed. Trade Comn.. 372

I

Iberia & Vermillion R. R., valuation.................384Ibero-American Exposition:

agriculture in U. S., special report________ 691same (in Portuguese)____ _____ 907same (in Spanish)......................... 907

facts and figures relative to U. S. Bur. ofEngraving and Printing..................898

Iburi Wan, see Volcano Bay.Ice:

harvesting and storing ice on farm________ 139ice supplement to hydrographic bulletin... 47,

885,963,1034,1035influence of Arctic ice on pressure_________913international ice observation, 1928 _________ 897snow and ice bulletin_________ 344,430, 551,698supplies, Government................... 802

Ice-cream, peaches for manufacture________ 68,991Ice patrol service in north Atlantic, 1928______ 897Ice Service Co., Inc................................ 175Iceland:

Althing, 1,000th anniversary_____________ 1002lights, etc_______________________ 114

Ichneumon-flies of genus Mesostenus__________ 669Ickstadt, Albert, jr., aeronautical adaptability.

516,517Idaho:

boundary, compact with Wyoming_______ 595census of agriculture, 1925— _________ 211easement within Lapwai Reservation.. 353,365 finance commissioner—

v. United States.____ ________________ 507fish culture, ceding lands for.................... 487,562forest-fire danger, measuring....____ _______341gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc.............. 13lands opened to homestead entry................... 52map................................................................... 760

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Idaho—Continuedpostal service-

man trains, schedules.. . 665,890post route map_______________________ 665

Public Utilities Commission— freight rates____ _____________ 94salt____________________________________644

yellow pine yield tables_______________ 271,426Idaho, U. S. S.:

influenza outbreak on board_____ 248Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station_______ 424Idaho National Forest, addinglands___________ 594Idaho University:

College of Agriculture- soil survey of Minidoka area--------- 424

Identification and Information Division, Jus-tice Dept:

to establish______________ ______ ______583Identification Division, Justice Dept.:

how to take finger prints_____________ 956Idiopathic epilepsy, see Epilepsy.Ifalik Islands, chart__________________________ 182lion Road, chart________________________ -__ 1034Illegitimacy:

custody of children by mothers________ 512laws of States______________________________779

Ulichevsky, George J., relief______________ 605,710Illinois:

bridge across Mississippi River.... 358,364,562 bridge across Wabash River______ 456,477, 563case before Supreme Court_________________671census of agriculture, 1925__________________211district court, rules________________________ 952land withdrawn___________________________ 403mail trains, schedules_________ 402,523,791,890post route map...._____ 665

Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station______ 338Illinois and Mississippi Canal________________ 81Illinois Central R. R.:

abandonment of line_______________________ 236equipment trust_________________________ 1020freight rates.._______ _____________________500rates on—

bricks______burlap bags, butter_____coal...........lumber____marble_____peat humus poultry____rice________

... 498

... 26

... 847

... 92 97,767... 166... 946... 168... 948

sand____________________ 35,863spelter_____ ________ 170strawberries___________ 645tools__________ 865

e. United States______________________ 312,753Illinois Commercial Telephone Co_________ 96Illinois Oil Co., petroleum_________________ 859Illinois River, rp. of Rivers and Harbors Bd... 81Illinois Silica Sand Traffic Bureau__________862Illinois Southern Telephone Co____________ 96Illinois Steel Bridge Co., steel______________ 771Illinois Supply Co., building-blocks________ 498Illinois Terminal Co.:

rates on petroleum_____ ____________ 305routing on petroleum, etc., cancellation___ 167

Illinois Traction, Inc.._______ _______________ 96Illinois Transfer R. R______________________308Illiteracy in countries of the world___________ 1012Illiterates, adult, helps for teachers______ _____495Illness, see Sickness.Illumination:

retinal, required to evoke blue arcs________ 439school buildings_______________________ 415,803studies in_____ ____________________________ 681

Illuminator, dental radiograph........................ 980Illustrations:

copyrighted........... ........................ 110,247,514,877registration of prints, U. S. statutes_______ 705

Ilsley, L. C., mine-type electrical equipment.. 997Imbalances, eye-muscle, in aviators____________ 882Imboden, Ark., bridge............................... 456,477,563Imes, Marion:

cattle scab, control and eradication...............201hog lice and hog mange....................... 693sheep scab..----------- ---------- - ---------- ------------202sheep tick & its eradication by dipping-------273spinose ear tick________________ ______ _ 813

PageImmigrants, see Aliens—Immigration.Immigration:

authoritative works, list___________________ 450consular regulations_______________________ 969information for immigrants________________ 109laws, proposed codification________________ 224national origins provision—

communication of Sec. of State, etc----- 798postponement, hearings_______________ 749postponement, report__________________730proclamation establishing quotas_____ 890

preference cases, status of quotas___________573problems of immigration service___________ 876publications for sale___________________ ... 933quota for immigrants from Mexico________364statistics in monthly labor review________ 43,

109, 178, 246, 315, 392, 513 , 654, 780, 876,957,1031

trained or skilled aliens (H. R. 16926).. 574, 596visas, issuance_______________________ ____ 615see also Aliens.

Immigration and Naturalization Committee, TTnnsp*

calendar_____ 1_______________________ 573,730codification of immigration laws................ .. 224hearings______________ 79,834reports_______________________ 450,573,574,730

Immigration Bureau_____________ 109,391,512,876books and blanks used, catalogue__________ 512report, 1928____________________________—. 391salaries of inspectors, estimate_____________ 532

Immigration Committee, Senate:calendar_________________ 479,615,749,836,1006hearings______________________________ 749,836reports_______________________ 364,479,615,749

Immigration stations, list, 1928 ________________ 414Immunization against diphtheria, etc________ 882Imperial Brass Manufacturing Co____ 290,490,870Imperial Machine and Foundry Corporation.. 838Imperial Machine Company, see Imperial

Machine and Foundry Corpora-tion.

Imperial Pipe & Threading Co_______________ 768Imperial Railroad____________________________ 639Implements of war, see Munitions.Imports and exports:

coastal districts and foreign trade regions— calendar year 1927_________________ 188fiscal year 1928_________________________667monthly_____________________________ 54,

123,188,325,404, 794, 795,1042entry of merchandise into U.S___________ 52free and dutiable imports ofU. S__________ 996merchandise copying name of domestic.... 128 merchandise imported, 1927______________ 13practical aids to American exporters______ 215statistical classification of exports____ ______345statistical returns of exports_______________ 345uniform through export bill________________347see also Commerce—Tariff—also names of

articles imported and exported and names of countries and places.

Inabnit, William L., relief____________ 446,710,740Inauguration, see President of United States.Inauguration of President and Vice President,

Joint Committee on Arrangements for:

appointment, consideration of resolution.. 361expenses of inaugural ceremonies_________ 362

Incandescent lamps, see Electric lamps—Gas lamps.

Incinerators for District of Columbia.. 571,613,717Income:

agricultural production of U. S----------------- 66forestry and farm income---------------------------- 426net income statistics, 1926 _________________ 330net income statistics, 1927_________________ 330railways, net operating income, etc., order. 643 railways, preliminary statement, 1928 ------- 861returns open to inspection, Exec, order----- 122

Income tax: __China trade act, errata slip.................................330in Great Britain___________ _____ ________ 247on income from business, etc., abroad------- 702regulations under revenue act of 1928........... 680returns open to inspection, Exec, order.... 122 statistics from net income returns, 1926.__ 330statistics from net income returns, 1927------- 330

Income Tax Unit, administrative orders, index. 263

1142 Index, 1928-1929

PageIncubation of chickens......... ............ 988Indemnity, Post Office Dept, instructions____ 521

see also Claims.Independence, Declaration of, Memorial Com-

mission, see Declaration of In-dependence Memorial Commision.

Independent churches, census, 1926___________ 553Independent Coal Corporation vs. U. S___ 630,953Independent Fruit Co., bananas_____________ 498Independent offices appropriations, see Ap-

propriations.Independent Pier Co_____________________ 328Independent Sand Co__________________________ 35Independent Slaughterers’ Traffic Assoc.... 90Index-digests:

decisions of comptroller general—July-Sept. 1928................ 293Oct.-Dec. 1928........................ I"”’ 632Jan.-Mar. 1929________________ 932

Index numbers of wholesale prices, 1913-28 ” 179Indexes:

airway bulletins___________________ 70,431,821Army specifications, 1928_______________ 417cases pending in Supreme Court Oct. term,

1928---------------------------------- 190charts, Hydrographic Office, etc______ 658commerce reports—

Apr.-June, 1928__________________ 146July-Sept. 1928_____________________ *_ 348Oct.-Dec. 1928_____________________ 555Jan.-Mar. 1929_________________ ...... 917

Congressional record—70th Cong. 1st sess., bound vols______ 15170th Cong. 2d sess., bound vols_______ 92270th Cong. 2d sess., daily.. 352, 440,560, 70771st Cong. 1st sess., daily____ 832,922,1000

copyright entries—books__________________ HOmusical compositions_____ _______ nopamphlets, leaflets, etc_________ /// 315periodicals________________ 44,959

court-martial orders, Navy______________ ’ 960Court of Claims—

printed records, term 1926-27_________ 152printed records, term 1927-28__________1008

Court of Customs Appeals—cases adjudged, v. 1-15______________ 754

crops and markets, v. 5________________ 811customs decisions—

Jan.-June, 1928______________________ 191July-Dec. 1928____________________ 1" 673

Education Bureau bulletins, 1906-27____/ 294experiment station record—

v. 57------------------------ 6v. 58-------- 425V. 59------------------------------------ 990

federal reserve bulletin, v. 14_____________ 371Federal Trade Commission decisions—

v. 10-------------------------- 756_,. MHI’isheries Bureau bulletin, 1927_____________ 995fishes of Chesapeake Bay_________________ 73Foreign Affairs Committee, House-

calendar, 70th Cong. 1st sess_______ 79,430Forest Service forms_______________________911forest worker (periodical)__________________ 341General Land Office circulars, etc__________231Geological Survey—

bulletin 797.._____ 759bulletin 805______ ___________ ____ 760,935bulletin 806... ______ ’759professional paper 154_______________ ’ 935water-supply paper 597______ 1014

Income Tax Unit orders_________________ 263internal revenue decisions, Jan.-Dec. 1928.. 673 internal revenue mimeographs, etc______ 680internal revenue news, v. 1_______________ 58journal of agricultural research-

v.36..v.37..

labor laws_______ ______ ____________ 513,1031monthly catalogue of public docs., 1927-28. 494 monthly labor review—

271907

v. 26 178................... 780

naval medical bulletin, v. 1-26___________ 248naval stores, etc., speeifications.49,252,520,1037 new reclamation era, v. 19____ ___ ,______ 375

Page Indexes—Continued.

notice to aviators, 1928.................... 658notice to mariners, H. O., 1928............ 181,658official gazette, weekly______ 14,15, 76,148, 219,

286,350,438, 557, 705,829,920,998official record, Agriculture Dept., v. 7____ 545ordnance pamphlets________ _____ _____ _ 320Pan American Union bulletin—

Jan.-Dec. 1928 (English ed.)___________ 661Jan.-Dec. 1928 (Spanish ed.)___________662

Panama Canal record, v. 21............... 321patents issued, 1928________________________438postal bulletin, v. 49_______________________521prohibition decisions, 1928____ _______ 191,673public health reports, v. 43___________ 193,899public works functions, index to hearings.. 224 reappraisement circulars, Jan.-Dec. 1928.. 801 records, etc., in U. S. cases decided by Su-

preme Court, Oct. term, 1927______ 177school life, v. 13__________________________ 157service and regulatory announcements—

Animal Industry Bureau, 1928 _________546Federal Horticultural Board, 1927____ 68

Smithsonian miscellaneous collections____ 189specifications, U. S. Government master. . 440 Standards Bureau-

journal of research, v. 1._____ 558scientific papers, v. 22.......... 16technical news bulletin, 1928___________ 352technologic papers, v. 22_______________ 288

State law index, 1925-26___________________ 878State publications, check-list, v. 18________ 111Supply Corps officers, memorandum for...184,

Tax Appeals Board reports— v. 7------------------------------------ 410v. 8....---------------------------- 800v. 9--------------------------------------------------- 1047

trade-marks issued, 1928__________________ 557Treasury decisions—

Jan.-June, 1928_______________________ 191Jan.-Dec. 1928_________________________673

Veterans’ Bureau medical bulletin, v. 4. .. 416 Indexes and Archives Bureau, State Dept.. 56,528 Indexing Section, Agriculture Dept.... 206, T 277,342,426,912India:

aleyrodid pests from India_____________65,137motion pictures___________________________ 826parasitic flies reared from beetles_______ 260pilot, supplement_________________________ 784sales territories____________________________ 826two-winged flies of family Bombyliidae___ 260

Indian Affairs Committee, House: hearings_____________ 451minority views____________________ " 574

Indian Affairs Committee, Senate:

hearings-------------------------------------------- 479,616reports.---------------- 365,479,480, 615, 616, 617, 749

charges of Commissioner Burke againstSenator Pine, report on____________ 479

employment agency for Indian service____ 730estimates_____________________________411,575positions, civil service rules amended.. 123* 324 regulations------------------------------------------ 935,936report, 1928..____ ________________ „ 375

Indian agencies: routes to, etc________________________ 159salaries, to repeal limit________ ”1 574,616,718see also names of agencies or places where

located.Indian antiquities:

archeological investigations__________ 1043in Taos Valley__________ ' 1043in vicinity of El Paso, Tex./””””””. 526 preservation, regulations_________________ 935publications for sale by supt. of docs..'494,'1012

Indian Cinematograph Committee.. 826Indian colony near Ely, Nev., land purchase.. 616Indian Commissioners Board 375

report, 1928______________________////" 375Indian irrigation projects, see Reclamation of

. land.Indian Irrigation Service..... ............ 25Indian lands, see Indians.

July-June 1143Page

Indian Motocycle Co.: v. United States...........-...........-............... 870same (Motorcycle incorrect).......... ..............- 1046

Indian Ocean: _pilot chart--------------------- ------- 47,114,182,251,

319,397, 519,660,786,885,964,1035 pilot guide, supplement___________________ 784

Indian Refining Co., Inc--------------------------------- 1023Indian reservations:

improvement of conditions in Arizona----- 1004inspection by State representatives-------4^g

trachoma in schools in Montana----------------- 803see also names of reservations.

Indian schools:annual per capita cost.-----.------- ... 574,718,749improvement of conditions in Arizona----- 1004routes to, etc_____________________________ 159see also names of schools or places where lo-

cated.Indian service, see Indian Affairs Office.Indian trust estates:

creation-minority ■ views, with title, should

Government agents give away Indi-an property?.------- ------------------------574

report----------- ------- - ------- ---------------------574Indian trust funds:

interest, payment on certain funds. 479,562,574 report of amount of funds, etc------------- ..... 757see also names of Indian tribes, reservations,

etc.Indian wars, pension laws..--------- ------------------926Indiana:

bridge at Evansville, Ind__________________ 580bridge at Mount Carmel, Ill______ 456,477,563census of agriculture, 1925-------------------------- 211mail trains, schedules____________________ 323,

401,665,890,968,1040post route map____________________________ 665

Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station, see Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station.

Indiana Coke & Gas Co., coke_________ ____ 1017Indiana Harbor Belt R. R.:

rates on— glucose.._ ____________ ................. .. 500sand_________________________________ 102

Indiana Harbor Canal, title to lands... 460,621,718Indiana Quartered Oak Co.:

complaint, report, etc., of Fed. Trade Comn_____ ___________ 85,492

v. Fed. Trade Comn____ _________________ 85Indianapolis, Ind.:

Chamber of Commerce- paper................... 167toilet paper..____ ______ ____ -..............- 504

Veterans of Foreign Wars, proceedings.... 565Indians:

art and industries________________________ 159conditions in United States, survey—

hearings__________________________ 479, 616special rp. on charges by Comnr. Burke. 479

culture in eastern Canada_________________ 796culture of the Southeast_________________ 55education______________________ 88education, etc., arrangement with States.. 356health______________ 899home life_________________________________ 88lands—

decisions of Interior Dept__________157in Oregon, transfer for use of Indians.. 461,

562rights of way over Indian lands_______ 634stock trespassing.................. ........ 450

missions of United States___________ 88music_____________________ 375primitive agriculture------- ---------- 88publications for sale by supt. of docs. 494,1012 regulations of Indian Affairs Office.... 935,936 relief------------- -------- 730should Government agents give away Indi-

an property?---------- --------- 574stories for young folks................. . ......................1015trails of the Southeast___________ ____ —— 55vegetable gardens owe American Indian... 207villages of southeast Alaska............ . ..................260

PageIndians—Continued.

see also Five Civilized Tribes—also certain headings beginning Indian, and names of reservations and tribes.

Indirect veto, see Veto.Individual Drinking Cup Co., Inc------------------ 299Indophenols, oxidation-reduction studies.. 415,536 Inductance:

and torque of concentric solenoids (2).............288derivation of inductance formulas------- 221,222mutual inductance of any 2 circles------- 221,222

Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, International Association of, see International Association of Indus-trial Accident Boards and Commis-sions.

Industrial Accident Commission of Calif---------896Industrial accidents, see Accidents.Industrial arbitration:

conciliation and arbitration series--------513,781conciliation work of Labor Dept. 43,109,178, 246,

314,315,392, 513,654,780, 876,957,1031in Germany, metal workers’ dispute______ 513prevention or settlement of disputes----------245see also Trade agreements.

Industrial boards, functions------------------------------ 245Industrial Commission of Wisconsin___________409Industrial Company v. United States____ _ 630,775Industrial education, see Technical education.Industrial employment information bulletin,

see Employment and unemploy-ment.

Industrial Farm Products Division-----------------494Industrial hygiene, see Hygiene.Industrial machinery, see Machinery.Industrial Machinery Division---------------------- 215,

435,555, 702,825 Industrial medicine, see Medicine.Industrial organizations, of United States_____996Industrial property, see Patents.Industrial railroads, joint use-------------------------- 640Industrial resources, see Industry.Industrial schools, see Reformatories—Technical

education.Industrial series, Federal Board for Vocational

Education__________________ 20,84,840Industrial standards series, Foreign and Domes-

tic Commerce Bureau.. 13,216,283,284 Industrial surgery, see Surgery.Industry:

accident prevention------------- ------------- ------- 245child welfare problems, publications............. 780children in industrial home work---------------- 109conscription of industrial resources-------------- 151feeble-minded, industrialization..................... 43financas, industria, commercio serie--------- 117,

185,399,662,965 finanzas, industria, comercio serie________ 116,

119,185,253,520,662,965,1038 how industrial code is made................. ..........245inspection bureau, meaning to industry— 245 lead poisoning, new test for_______________ 43New York Dept, of Labor and indus. life.. 245 progresos internacionales del trabajo social

en la industria..________ ___________662radioactive substances, poisoning-------------1031research work by organized labor__________ 314safety regulations, status-----------------------------781sickness among industrial employees... 681,979 utilizacion industrial de produetos agricolas. 320 wages in foreign countries________________ 1031see also Elimination of industrial waste—

Employers’liability and workmen’s compensation—Employment and unemployment—Manufactures—al-so name of industry—also names of countries and places.

Infant, see Infants.Infantile paralysis, see Poliomyelitis.Infantry:

ammunition, technical regulations________ 60armament, technical regulations-------------- 682,

805,806,901,981 training regulations........ ............. 132,683,806,901

Infants:exhibits and pubs, of Children’s Bur_____ 178keeping well baby well________ ____________653mor tality statistics.............. ................ 59,432,699

1144 Index, 1928-1929

PageInfants—Continued.

welfare and hygiene act- activities of States____________ 779,875administration, fiscal year 1927_________178continue in effect for 5 years................. 731

Infection, oral focal___________________________ 537Infectious diseases, see names of diseases. Influenza:

acute influenzal infection________ ____ 881,882deaths in United States, 1926 and 1927____ 536epidemic of 1928-29—

at Oregon University.................... 1049conference in Washington, D. C_______ 536morbidity_____________________ 979mortality______ .____ ________________ 536summaries____________ 536

outbreak on board U. S. S. Idaho__________ 248statement regarding_______________________ 415

Information circular:Air Corps____ _____ 61,

133,195,266,417,539,684,806,902,982Copyright Office______________________ 179

Information Office, Agriculture Dept_____ 68,141,205,277,342,426, 549,696,818,912,990

Ingberg, S. H„ fire resistance of hollow tile___ 439Ingram, J. W., application of sodium fluo-

silicate by airplane___ 204Inheritance, see headings beginning Heredity.Initiation fees, see Fees.Initiative, documents and debates rel. to_____ 156Injunctions in labor disputes:

bibliography---------___________ 178,246limiting___ _____ 481

Injuries:claims for personal injury against U. S. 604,726 transfixion wound of neck_____________ 46,113see also Accidents—Casualties—Employers’

liability and workmen’s compen-sation.

Ink:rates on---------------------------------------------- 380, 766testing, technical methods________________ 149

Inland Products Co_____ ____ ______ ________ 650Inland revenue, see Internal revenue.Inland waterways:

French and German inland waterways___ 555in Florida, report on improvement, etc... 1004 inside route—

Charleston Harbor to Sapelo Sound... 434Key West to Rio Grande, supplement. 433New York to Key West, supplement.. 212St. Augustine to Titusville________ 213

Inland Waterways Corporation____________ 903freight rates___________________________ 852procedure under barge line act_________ 380report, calendar year 1928____ 903stock purchase, appropriation to continue. 534to increase capital stock, hearings______18,444t>. Alabama Great Southern R. R______ 638

Inokushi Ko, chart________________________ 397Inquiry and Conciliation Commission, see Com-

mission of Inquiry and Concilia-tion, Bolivia and Paraguay.

Insane, American citizens, repatriation.... 583,718 see also Mental diseases.

Insane, Government Hospital for, see St. Eliza-beths Hospital.

Insane asylums, see Hospitals—also names of hospitals.

Insect pests, see Insects.Insecticide Administration, see Food, Drug,

and Insecticide Administration.Insecticide and Fungicide Board, see Food,

Drug, and Insecticide Administra-tion.

Insecticides:insecticide act, enforcement regulations___ 205notices of judgments.......... . ........... ........... 425,548rates on______ _______ ______ _________ 31,854see also names of insecticides.

Insects:Baker collection of Malayan insects.—. 795,796 head, etc., morphology and evolution_____ 326injurious to—

apple, the more important____ _________694cereal and forage crops_________________ 425citrus trees, fumigation for control____ 204cranberry, solving problems....... ............... 816man, etc., estimate for investigations.. 675

Page Insects—C ontinued.

injurious to—Continued.man, etc., publications for sale_________ 757ornamental greenhouse plants_________ 911peach intheSouth._____ ______ c>pecans, control_________ _______________817truck crops____ ________ 5,989

mind of an insect______________ 260nemas aid in fight to control pests________ 206publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 757surgical shock, study of effect_________ 421,545undercooling and freezing points........ .. 421,545see also names and classes of insects.

Inside route, see Inland waterways.Insley, Herbert:

refractory blocks in glass tank..................... 439stones in glass_________ ____ _____________ 999

Insley Manufacturing Co____ ___ ____ _______ 388Insolvency, see Bankruptcy.Inspection, see names of substances or objects

inspected.Inspection bureau, meaning to industry______ 245Inspector General’s Department, regula-

tions------- .----------- 682,1050Institute for nurses___________________________ 517Institute of Politics, Williamstown, see Wil-

liamstown Institute of Politics.Institutions:

homes for the aged_______________ 780,876,1031serial publications, cataloguing___________ 877see also classes of institutions, e. g. Hospi-

tals— also names of special institu-tions.

Instruction, see Education—Teaching.Instruments, see Aircraft instruments—Fire

control instruments—Measuring instruments—Meteorological in-struments—Surgical instruments— Surveying instruments—also names of instruments.

Insular Affairs Bureau_______________________ 334report, 1928_______________________________334

Insular Affairs Committee, House: hearings------------- 79,488reports.._____ ______ 357,575

Insular possessions: airmail contracts........................ 485,592,713commerce, 1927____________________________ 404health authorities, 1928, directory_____ 331,681mails from U.S., schedule of steamers____ 522,

664, 790, 889, 968, 1039 r publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 230see also names of possessions.

Insular Reorganization Joint Commission____ 725Insulation:

engineering instructions_____ _____ 879piping and machinery on ships____________ 221specifications for insulating materials_____ 221

Insulator pins, rates on___________ ____ 33,305,382Insulators, elimination of waste_______________ 15Insulin treatment of nondiabetic acidosis_____ 538Insurance:

Navy training course______________________ 318publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632see also Crop insurance—Fire insurance—

Life insurance—Unemploymentinsurance.

Insurance companies: acceptable reinsuring companies___ 191,897sureties on Federal bonds______ 191,897

Insurance Department, District of Columbia, report, 1927__ 291

Insurance Division, Veterans’ Bureau. ... 537,900Insured parcels:

refused by addressees, notify senders_______ 400to Straits Settlements_____________________ 789undeliverable, treatment_____________ 400,521

Inter-American Conference of Bibliographers: survey of books, etc., by U. S. committee.. 964

same (in Spanish)_________ .. 964Inter-American High Commission............ 413,535

standard specifications____ _______ 216,283,284Inter-American highway:

assistance in construction- hearings............................................. 573law........................ 725reports------------------------------------------- 17,573

Interborough Rapid Transit Co................... 895

July-June 1145Page

Inter-California Ry., rates on cotton-seed..—.. 850 Intercoastal traffic, see Commerce.Interdepartmental Angora Goat and Mohair

Committee........................................... - 692Interest:

adjusted service certificates.._ 713,735,748enemy property, unallocated fund-

hearings.............................. -......................— 1004law................................ — 1001reports------------------- ---------------------- 924,927

Indian trust funds, payment by U. S-------- 479,562, 574

tables, retirement act of 1926______________ 25usury in District of Columbia------------------- 613

Interference, biplane, effects on pressure----------111Interferometer, wave length measurements. 77,150 Interior Department___________ 22,86,157,230, 294,

373,494,633,758,843,934,1012appropriations, 1926-30—

estimates—.......—. 675appropriations, 1930—

hearings____________ 355,363law_______ ____________________________ 718reports_______________ 355,363,443,564,727

attorneys, etc., representing claimants-------- 495decisions—

pension and retirement claims------- 633,758public lands, v. 41-51, digest___________ 157public lands, v. 52, by signatures............495

general information regarding----------------------934geologists, civil service rules amended_____ 52public works functions—

hearings...................................... 17hearings, appendix and index__________ 224

report, 1928--------- 373useless papers, disposition................. ................752see also West, Roy O.—Wilbur, Ray L.

Interior waters, see Lakes—Rivers.Interlocking directorates, joint stock land

banks____________ 445,718Intermediate credit banks, see Federal inter-

mediate credit banks.Internal revenue:

collections, 1928, preliminary statement____ 129collectors’ circulars, etc., index................ ..........680decisions—

Jan.-Dec. 1928........................................— 898Jan.-Dec. 1928, index----------- ---------------673weekly_______ _______ — 57,128,192,262,

329,410, 531, 673, 801, 897, 977, 1047 laws—

comparison, acts of 1926 and 1928.. 362,535compilation, act of 1928, etc______ ..... 362laws in force Apr. 1, 1927, errata slip— 330

refund of taxes illegally collected—decisions to be open to inspection..........793estimate...................... .................-................... 411reports........ ...........................—....................... 481statement of John N. Garner_________ 444

taxes in Great Britain, description-------------247see also Taxation—also names of commodi-

ties, etc., from which revenue is de-rived.

Internal revenue bulletin__________ 58,129,193,263,331,413, 535, 680, 802, 899, 978, 1049

cumulative semiannual bulletin-------- 331,1049digest, Jan. 1925-Dec. 1927................. 263

Internal Revenue Bureau-------------- 58, 129, 193, 263,330, 413, 535, 680, 802, 898, 978, 1049

building, laying of corner stone------------------- 978estimate___________________________________411report, 1928________________________________414

Internal revenue news____________ 58,129,193,263,331, 413, 535, 680, 802, 899, 978, 1049

index, July, 1927-June, 1928_______________ 58Internal-revenue stamps, see Revenue stamps. International Aeronautical Conference, see In-

ternational Civil Aeronautics Con-ference.

International Agricultural Corporation: excavating machinery......... ........ 300peat humus_______________________________ 946

International American Conference, report ofdelegates of U. S..------- 56

International & Great Northern Ry., valua-tion---------- --------- ------------------------- - 855

see also International-Great Northern R. R.

PageInternational Apple Shippers Association.. 100,861 International Arms and Fuze Co.. 290,775,929,953 International Association of Industrial Accident

Boards and Commissions:accomplishments, 1914-28_____________ 314,391power-transmission apparatus......................... 43

International Association of Public Employ-ment Services, proceedings, 1927... 178

International boundary waters, surveys, etc... 807International Boys Work Conference, speech.. 491 International Bureau of American Republics,

see Pan American Union.International Business Co., Inc_______________475International cartel movement in 1928------------- 701International catalogue of scientific literature.. 668 International Civil Aeronautics Conference:

address of President Coolidge_____________402invitation of reception committee to call at

its headquarters______ _____ 406listsand addresses of delegates.... 406,407,528 papers submitted by delegates_____________ 407pilgrimage to Kill Devil Hills, N. C----------407proceedings of conference__________________ 670program, for Thurs. eve., Dec. 13, 1928------ 406program, with general information________407

same (in French)______________________ 407rules of conference_________________________ 407

International Commission on Zoological No-menclature, opinions________ 189,1043

International Conference for Revision of Con-vention of 1914 for Safety of Life atSea----------------- ------------------------------354

International Conference of American States, see International American Con-ference.

International Conference of American States onConciliation and Arbitration:

address of President Coolidge______________ 402convention_____ ______________________ 670,973list of delegations, etc______________________ 670multilateral agreements___________________ 798see also Commission of Inquiry and Concili-

ation, Bolivia and Paraguay.International Conference on Light_______ ____ 913International Conference on Safety of Life at

Sea, see International Conference for Revision of Convention of 1914 for Safety of Life at Sea.

International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy:

expenses of delegates of U. S.— report of Foreign Affairs Com____ 573request for appropriation______________ 407

International Congress of Radiology------------------560International Congress on Sanitary Aviation:

expenses of U. S. delegates— recommendation of appropriation--528report of Foreign Afi. Com----------------- 450

International Copyright Union, convention... 179 International Dairy Congress, report-------------1045International Dalton Exchange Bureau-----------399International Diamond Drill Cq------ ---------------- 865International exchange, see Foreign exchange. International Exchange Service.------------------------ 527

report, 1928_________________------------------International exhibitions, see Exhibitions. International fairs, see Fairs. International Friendship, World Alliance for,

see World Alliance for International Friendship.

International Geographical Congress-------------- 279International-Great Northern R. R.:

bonds____________________________________ 96freight rates_____________________________ 1019see also International & Great Northern Ry.

International Harvester Co. of America---------- 870International Health Division of Rockefeller

Foundation------- --------------------------- 979International Joint Commission on Boundary

W’aters between United States and Canada____ 126

questions relating to Rainy Lake, etc_____ 56International Labor Conference________________246International labour review, reprints from. 117,662 International Law, American Society of, see Am-

erican Society of International Law.International law situations________ _____ 180,882

1146 Index, 1928-1929

PageInternational Map of the World on the Mil-

lionth Scale Bureau:contribution of U, 8. toward support—

recommendation of appropriation.. .. 528 report of Foreign Affairs Com___ . 573

International Navigation Co.. 40International Office of Public Hygiene:

extra session___ _ ______ ______ 139regular session_______________~ 803yellow fever in British West Africa”””” 130

International Paper & Power Co., newspapert * *• 1?0ldiDgs-/:----------------------------- 967,1039International Paper Company:

coal-------------------------------------------------- 92paper----------------------------------- 945v. United States__________________ 82 312

International payments of U. S., balance, 1928 ’ 996 International peace, see Peace.International Petroleum Exposition_________ 1002International postal service:

air-mail service, schedules________ 522,664estimate, foreign mail transportation..____’ 676ocean mail service, advertisements____ 120,967regular and parcel post, information_______ 254schedule of steamers from U. S 51 121 187

T , , 323,401, 522,664, 790,889, 968,’1039International Postal Service Division 51,121 187

323,401, 522,664, 790,889,968,1039 Note.—Formerly Foreign Mails Divi-

sion. Name changed July 1, 1928.correction of centerheads__________________ 270correction of page number for corrected cen-

terheads___________________________ 420International Publishing Co_____________ 22222 228International Radio Telegraph Co____________ 107International Radiotelegraph Conference . 798International Red Cross and Prisoners of War

Conference:participation by U. S., estimate___ 977participation by U. S., law______________ 1002

International relations, see Foreign relations__also names of countries.

International sanitary convention.... 59,190 264International Shoe Co-------------- 20,228, 529,841’ 975International Society for Exploration of the Arc-

tic Regions by Means of the Air-T - *• S.hip----------------------------------------615,725International street, Nogales, Ariz.:

paving, to amend act-hearings-------------------------------------- 594law_______________________________ 721reports ------------------- 222222222'594,627

International Technical Consulting Committee on Radio Communications:

expenses of U. S. participation— estimate_____ _____ _law__________ ____ ____ 222222222report________________ 2777212277

International Telegraph Conference:

104810021005

delegation of U. S., report_____ 894delegation of U. S., tabulations of data. 126 documents_____________ _________ _______ 894see also Code Language Study Committee.'

International Telegraph Union________________ 894International Textbook Co__________________ 1008International Typographical Union, mortality

experience, 1928_______ 780Interoceanic canals, see Nicaraguan Canal—

Panama Canal.Interparliamentary Union, to authorize appro-

priation for American group_______ 573Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee,

House:civil aeronautics_______________ 224hearings-------------- 1 357,358,451,455, 581, 730, 731minority views_________ 576 731reports----------- 357,358,451,452,453,454,455,456,

T r x . 576,557,578,579,580,581,582,730,731Interstate Bridge Co., bridges________ 364T , ± x 442,579,611,720,745interstate commerce, see Commerce—also

names of articles of commerce.Interstate Commerce Commission.. 25,88,159,233,

296,376,497,635, 761,846, 938,1015C. B. Aitchison to be member, hearings... 480 commerce, diversion to Canadian ports___ 669conference rulings, May, 1918-Jan. 1927..... 234 decisions (finance reports)—

July, 1927-Jan. 1928......... 93

interstate Commerce Commission—Contd. decisions (finance reports)—Continued.

Jan.-June, 1928_______________June-Nov. 1928____________

decisions (reports)—Sept.-Nov. 1927______Nov. 1927-Jan. 1928____Jan.-Mar. 1928______________Mar.-Apr. 1928_______Apr.-May, 1928__________May-July, 1928_________June-Aug 1928___Sept.-Nov. 1928______________ 2.2_.2

decisions (valuation reports)—July-Oct. 1927___________________July-Nov. 1927_____Nov. 1927-Mar. 1928Jan.-Mar. 1928____________________Mar.-June, 1928______May-Oct. 1928 ___________________ 22

organization and manner of work_______publications for sale by supt. of docs report, Dec. 1, 1928_____________________rules of practice....______________ 2222222

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859

see also names of railroads, etc.Interstate Commerce Committee, Senate:

calendar...-- --------------------------- 365,480,749hearings------------- 18,82,225,480,617, 749,836,928reports -------------------------------617,1006

interstate Refineries, Inc., petroleum_________Intervention in foreign countries by landing

forces.............................. ......... .Intestines:

gastrointestinal disturbances_________tuberculosis—

in adults_____________________ ____ _observations______________________ 222ultra violet rays in treatment- 2.2.2222?

Intoxicants, see Liquors.Intracoastal waterways, see Inland water-

798

804

. 804 . 131 1050

ways.Intracranial pressure, treatment______________ 789Invalid Pensions Committee, House:

reports------------------------------------ 358,456,457,582Inventions:

classification, changes_________________ 76 438classification bulletin_________________2 ’ 828see also Patents.

Investigating Senatorial Campaign Expendi-tures Special Committee, Senate, see Expenditures in Senatorial Pri-mary and General Elections, Spe-cial Committee Investigating, Senate.

Investigation Bureau, Justice Dept______ 956,1030to establish Div. of Identification, etc . 583work. ....--------------------------------------71030

Investment Division, see Finance and Invest-ment Division, Foreign and Domes-tic Commerce Bur.

Investments, Navy training course___________ 318Involucre of cotton boll, removal_____________ 811Inyo National Forest, hot springs____________ 324Iola Cement Mills Traffic Assoc..—22. 91,378 848 Ionian Sea, chart______ _____ ________________ 47Ionizable constituents of tomato__________ 199 200Ions, recombination spectra______ 439’ 706Iowa:

bridge across Mississippi River.... 358,364,562 ease before Supreme Court. ... 672census of agriculture, 1925______________ 22 211mail trains, schedules............... 402, 523,791,890post route map_______________________ 665Railroad Commissioners Board-

coal _________________________ _ 9|undulant fever________ 222222222222222 194 536

Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station:- - wvvium blUUllUlD....____________ZUO

soil surveys—Appanoose County____________ 814Cherokee County_____________ 424Clarke County____ ____ 222.2222222222 694Fremont County_____________________ 203Harrison County______________________ 67Jones County.....................22222222222222 274Plymouth County................................. ’ 2 816

Iowa Indians:relief------------------------------------------------------ 442trust period extended................ 2.2.22222....’ 524

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Iowa-Nebraska Amortized Free Bridge Co.. 454, 475,611.720

Iowa Soap Co., soap............... .......... 36,863Ireland, G. 0., bibliotherapy_________________ 980Irion, Valentine K., J. Smylie Herkness vs____328Iron:

exporting, Iron and Steel Div. services.... 555 in diet, short method of calculating.............. 696in Japan-

production____________________________ 826raw materials entering into industry... 215trade in iron products_________________ 826

mines of Mich., subsidence, etc____________ 556publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 934rates on iron... 96.302,380,640, 766,855,943,1020 rates on iron articles_____________ 236roofing, elimination of waste.... .................... 559scrap, classification-------- ------------------ 77specifications for zinc-coated sheets............ 13sponge, precipitation of lead and copper... 436 stability of employment in industry______ 314see also Cast-iron—Wrought iron—also Iron

ore.Iron and Steel Division:

markets for hand tools___________________ 13raw materials in Japanese industry........... 215services___________ 555

Iron ore:production in 1927................. 349rates on____ ________ 302,767

Iron oxide reduction equilibria......... .................. 918Iroquoian cosmology, 2d part_____________ 796,972Irradiated ergosterol in rabbit_________________ 979Irrigation:

apparatus for adding gypsum to water------ 206farming turns on ways of applying water... 206 malaria in certain irrigated districts_______979of small grain__________________ _________ 7publications for sale by supt of docs......... . 757sugar-beet growing under irrigation............ . 207see also Reclamation of land—also names of

irrigation projectsIrrigation and Reclamation Committee, House:

hearings....................... 731reports_______________________________ 457,582

Irrigation and Reclamation Committee, Senate: calendar_________ 836,928hearings........................... 928reports______________________ 480,481,618,1007

Irrigation companies, mutual........................... 550Irrigation dams, see Dams.Irrigation machinery, foreign markets_________ 702Irrigation projects, see Reclamation of land—

also names of projects. Irvine, Eugene J., v. United States................... 773Irving, Samuel L., v. United States___________ 929Irwin, B. E.:

budget system, medical supply depot_____113business administration in hospitals______ 248

Irwin, Ed. M. (Representative from Ill.): reports made by—

Claims Com... 446,447,448,568,569,570,571Conference Com................ .......................... 727

Irwin, Theraesa L., appointment........ .............. 52Is the earth growing old?......... .............. 259Isaacs, C. Grant, British clothing industry.... 146Isabella County, Mich., soil survey...................547Isbell, H. S., automobile exhaust gas in cities.. 58Ishigaki Hakuchi, chart________ _____________ 785Isla de Pinos, see Isle of Pines.Island possessions, see Insular possessions.Islands, see names of islands and groups of is-

lands.Islands of the Pacific, see Pacific islands.Isle of Pines:

aviation chart........................... 659chart of south coast.............................................. 47

Isle Royal, chart._____ ______________________ 1052Isthmian Canal, see Panama Canal.Isthmian Canal Zone, see Panama Canal (zone).Isthmian Canal Zone Medical Association, see

Medical Association of Isthmian Canal Zone.

Italian National Rifle Shooting Society ofUnited States....................... 19,40

Italy: chart.............. 884

chemical industry_________________ ______ 214Ithaca, chart....................... ..................... ................... . 47

PageIthaca Trust Co., exr., v. U. S________ 177,778,895Ittenbach, G., Co., stone-----------------------------------170Itu Reach, chart_________________________ 183Iuka, Ky., bridge________________ 452,715,742Ives, James E.:

illumination in Chicago post office--------------681lighting of school buildings........... ......... 415,803

Ivins, Lester S., training teachers of vocational agriculture.......... . 930

Ivy, see Poisonous plants.Iwai & Co., Ltd., United States s------------------- 83Izard, Walter B., relief-.......................... 591

JJ5 engine, see Engines.Jackson, Andrew:

memorial in Nashville, Tenn-------------------- 353statue in Statuary Hall, unveiling..............707

Jackson, Hartley H. T., shrews________ ____ _ 5Jackson, Jack, United States vs. admx..............895Jackson, Kitty, United States vs_____ _____ _ 895Jackson, Pierce D., honorable discharge— 621,710Jackson, Stonewall, see Jackson, Thomas J.

(Stonewall).Jackson, Thomas H., to be member of Missis-

sippi River Commission.................... 610Jackson, Thomas J. (Stonewall):

sketch of life...... . .................. - 470Jackson, Miss.:

market-news service, estimate--------------- 531Traffic Bureau-

chicory. .......................... 27cirtus fruit.......... ................ 1017notification of freight shipments............. 32paper__________________________________945phosphates.................................. ......... —.. 1023rice___________ 948road-building machinery.......... ....................861

Jackson Brewing Co., beverages............................939Jackson County, Minn., soil survey----------- 67,815Jackson County, Mo., grading beef cattle--------- 201Jackson Fertilizer Co., phosphates...................... 1023Jackson Home Telephone Co., properties______ 855Jackson Park quadrangle, Ill.-Ind------------------- 1014Jacksonville, Fla.:

rivers, etc., in district.......... .......... 540trade in fishery products__________________ 73Traffic Bureau-

freight rates__________ 29kilns..________ _____________ 96

see also Atlantic National Bank of Jackson-ville.

Jacksonville & Havana R. R.:acquisition and operation__________________ 855securities________ ________________ 640

Jacksonville Shipping Corporation........................1042Jacob M. Haskell, schooner:

fees for attorneys of claimants______________ 408Jacobites, see Assyrian Jacobite Apostolic Church. Jacobs, Eastman N.:

effect of flap, etc., on airfoil___________ 111,878propeller sections tested in wind tunnel___ 111

Jacobs, Jacob A., exr., v. comnr. of internal revenue________________387

Jacobs, Sol, v. United States___________________ 953Jacoby, David, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 372Jadwin, C. C., relief............ ..........................................740Jaloff, A., motor-bus line case...... .............. 858Jamaica: »

chart. 250frogs from, two new________________________405money-order post offices.................... . ..............255

Jamaica Bay: chart............................................ 72waterway connecting Gravesend Bay_____ 467

James, Arthur C.: as executor—

v. United States................................................242v. United States...................—.......... 40

James, Ellen S., executors v. United States.... 242James, L. H., spontaneous ignition in manure. 5James, Milton C.:

chlorine removal from water for aquaria... 555propagation of pondfishes.....................................995stocking interior waters of U. S......... ................ 555

James, W. Frank (Representative from Mich.): report made by—

Conference Com______________________564James Manufacturing Co., flues______________ 300

1148 Index, 1928-1929

PageJames River, charts__________ 823Jamestown Baking Co., Inc., paper............ .. 1023Jamieson, George S., tung-oil tree............................ 207Janesville, Wis„ bridge_______________ 358,476,562Jansky, Cyril M., jr., to be member of Federal

Radio Commission________________ 617Janssen, George:

development of chlorosis in rice___ 337,422correction of subhead, on p. 422.......... 544

translocation of potassium in tomato... 811,987Janssen Bay, chart_____ _____ 659Japan:

advertising automotive products_______ 347chart_________________________ 182convention with United States........... .............528iron and steel—

industry, raw materials________________ 215production.______ __________________ 826products, trade_____ _____________ 826

literature, Library of Cong, accessions____ 655rag rugs, cost of production............................... 56typhoon of Sept. 1928______________________ 344

Japanese:publications concerning, for sale____________933

Japanese beetle: quarantine, notice of___________________ 692quarantine, parcels containing plants..........889

Jardine, William M., see Agriculture Depart-ment.

Jarman, Bernard L.:refractive errors in eyes of children_______ 536vision of school children._____ _________ 59,332

Jaubert, A., sperma culture technic___________ 194Jaundice, haemolytic, Hayem-Widal type____ 265Jeancon, J. A., archeological investigations... 1043Jeans, J. H., cosmical physics________________ 259Jee Gim Bew v. Anna C. M. Tillinghast______ 509Jefferson Planting & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 775Jefferson Southwestern R. R_________________ 302Jefferson’s manual_______________ ___________ 923Jeffries, C. D„ energy metabolism of cattle. 271,421Jenifer, John L., employees’ compensation. 605,710 Jenkins, James E., relief..____ _______ 472,570,710Jenks, C. N., bridge__________________________579Jenks, Harry N., treatment of sewage____ 194,536Jenks, W. T., Clyde G. Huntley v______ _____ 388Jensen, Orla, patent appeal___________________ 218Jerome, Robert, alias, see Webster, Robert B.Jersey Cereal Co., corn flakes_________________ 940Jessen, Carl A., high-school graduation_______ 495Jessup & Moore Paper Co____________________ 646Jester, William B., relief._________________ 448,713Jewel Co., Inc., gasoline_________ _____—.......... 853Jewelry:

case of Bernard Judae &Co______ ____ .. 1009case of May Department Stores Co............. 19

Jewett, Henry C., Norfolk, Va., district______ 540Jewett, Henry E., v. United States___________ 312Jewish congregations, census, 1926____________ 822Joachim, William F.:

aircraft oil engines, combustion chambers.. Ill centrifugal type injection valves______ 111,878fuel and cylinder gas densities_____ ________111

Jobst, Conrad, patent appeal__________________ 218Jodidi, S. L., fungi of cereal seeds_________ 545,696Johann, Helen, Pythium blight of corn.... 271,427Johannesburg Manufacturing Co.___ _________646John Smiths Lake ceded to Idaho_________ 487,562Johns, A. G., trustee!? grapes___________________ 766Johns, William H., relief...____ ______________ 468Johns-Manville Corporation, relief________ 446,710Johnson, Albert (Representative from Wash.):

reports made by—Conference Com__________________ 726,727Immigration and Naturalization Com. 573,

730Johnson, Alvin E., production, etc., of hosiery. 74Johnson, Alvin S., reclamation projects_______ 496Johnson, Andrew, memorial in Nashville,

Tenn__________________ 353Johnson, B. L., phosphate rock in 1927_________703Johnson, Charles B., exr., comnr. of internal

revenue v.......................... 871Johnson, Clinton E., v. U. S.......................................870Johnson, David I., executors v. U. S______ 753,870Johnson, E. R., dairy and poultry statistics__ 201Johnson, Edward H., New York Central R. R.

vs. 896

PageJohnson, Esther, farm animals and products... 138Johnson, Etta B. L., relief________________ 478,561Johnson, Evangeline B., v. United States_____ 107Johnson, Felix S. S., relief of widow (H. R.

12995)__________ 478,561Johnson, Fred R., tree planting______________ 6Johnson, George L., sanitation in Veterans’

Bureau hospitals------- ------------------- 804Johnson, H. A., paris green power dusting

device________________899Johnson, Herman M., air seasoning of lumber. 341Johnson, Hiram W. (Senator from Calif.):

report made by—Commerce Com_____________________1006

Johnson, Homer S., exr., comnr. of internal revenue v______________ 871

Johnson, James W., v. United States---------------- 630Johnson, John, v. Shipping Board Emergency

Fleet Corporation_ 107,775Johnson, John A., fee for attorney. ----------------- 895Johnson, John E., v. United States____________ 753Johnson, John S., v. United States-------------------- 107Johnson, Levy S., v. United States........ ............- 630Johnson, Lucius W., plastic, etc., surgery.. 248,317Johnson, Myrtle J., New York Central R. R. vs. 896Johnson, Noble J. (Representative from Ind.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com_________________ 357,452,580,581Johnson, R. E., Jens C. Nielson vs------------------672Johnson, Robert W., estater. United States... 107Johnson, Robert W., jr., ». United States--------107Johnson, Royal C. (Representative from S.

Dak.):minority views—

World War Veterans’ LegislationCom_________________________ 599, 600

report made by—World War Veterans’ Legislation

Com_____________________________ 600Johnson, Rupert R., relief____________________729Johnson, Simeon M., exr., v. United States... 753,

870Johnson, Stephen O., comnr. of internal reve-

nue v. executors________ 871Johnson hay, preparing for market_____________272Johnson-Randall Co., coal_____________________ 940Johnston, A., fire-box doors________________ . 765Johnston, C. O., wheat infected by Puceinia

triticina__________ 691,820Johnston, Edward C., fur seals, Pribilof Is. 214,434Johnston, G. A., progresos internacionales del

grabajo social____ ____ 662Johnstone Strait, chart........... ... . ...................... . 319Johnstown Coal & Coke Co. v. U. S_______ 82,312Joint Board, see Army and Navy Joint Board. Joint commissions, see names of commissions.Joint committees, see names of committees Joint resolutions, see Resolutions.Joint stock land banks:

exempting from sec. 8 of Clayton act... 445,718 statements of condition____ 58,129,330,679,978

Jointworm, wheat, and its control____________ 6Joliet, HL, National Bank, etc., relief_____ 598,605Joliet Forge Co., relief of trustee__________ 598,605Jolo, P. I., lands for military purposes_______ 1041Jones, C. D., v. comnr. of internal revenue____509Jones, D. W., European corn borer parasites... 547 Jones, David E., relief_________ _____ ________ 472Jones, Edward, v. United States__________ 226,778Jones, Eleanor B., hospital library service____ 265Jones, Elliott, & Co., Inc., gasoline___________ 30Jones, F. R., bacterial wilt of alfalfa__________ 7Jones, Frank E., patent appeal.............. ................. 218Jones, Frank M., attorney, fee......... ....................... 529Jones, Fred R.:

bacteria causing wilt in alfalfa________ 337,426winter injury of alfalfa...._____ _______ 200,427

Jones, H. E., relief___________________ 570,605,710Jones, J. W., cooperative associations_________ 272Jones, Jenkin W.:

grains for Utah dry lands................................. 550inheritance of earliness in rice_____________3,7

Jones, L. A., Inc., demurrage........ ......................... 29Jones, L. M., mineral raw materials................ 996Jones, Millie R., Maryland Casualty Co. vs.. 1046 Jones, Myrna F.:

Aphodius granarius___________ __________ 988

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Jones. Myrna F.—Continued.Plagiorhynchus formosus, from chicken,

etc............ . 3,66tapeworms found in quail and cuckoo.__ 1045

Jones, Philip L., shoe industry in Haverhill,Mass. (2 entries)_________________ 654

Jones, Robin, Phosphate Co., misrouting_____ 166Jones, Wesley L. (Senator from Wash.):

papers presented by—St. Petersburg Harbor, Fla___________ 747steamship Vestris_____________________470

reports made by—Appropriations Com.................... ..............363Commerce Com_____ 363,473,474,475,477,

609, 610, 612, 741, 742, 746, 836, 1006Jones County, Iowa, soil survey_______________ 274Jones Hardwood Co_____________ 85,493Jonesboro Grocer Co. v. United States_____ 82,107Jordan, David S., fresh-water fishes___________ 259Jordan, Edna M., farm animals and products . 138Jordan, Frank C. vs. K. Tashiro............ .............. 328Jordan, Howard V., soil, Lawrence Co., Mo... 424Jordan, James A., e. John H. Glass___________ 40Jordan, Louis, oxygen in cast irons_______ 287,288Jordan, Robert V., vt. K. Tashiro__ _________ 328Joseph, T. L., high-alumina slags..____ _____ 13Josephson, C. I., bridge.................. 578,720,744Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co........... .... 382Journal of agricultural research_____________ 3,65,

199, 200, 271, 337, 421, 545, 691, 811, 908 contents, index, etc.—

v. 35, corrected table of contents...........337v. 36_____________ __________ ________ 271v. 37____ ________ __________ _______ _ 907

Journal of home economics, reprints from... 50,117 Journal of research, Standards Bureau________ 77,

149, 221, 222, 288, 351, 439, 558, 706, 830,921,999.

announcement._______________ __________ 78index, etc., v. 1........... 558invitation to subscribe, etc......... .............. 921

Journals:of—

Grand Army of the Republic________ 1003House, 70th Cong. 1st sess____________ 224House, 70th Cong. 2d sess..____ ______833Senate, 70th Cong. 1st sess____________224Senate, 70th Cong. 2d sess__________ . 926Supreme Court of United States.......... 261,

328, 409, 529, 671, 799, 895, 974, 1046Journeymen Stone Cutters Association of

North America ». United States__ 242Joyce-Pruit Co., freight rates___ _____________ 942Juan Fernandez Islands, Foraminifera............. 893Judd, Deane B.:

blue arcs of retina_________________________ 439calibration of Lovibond glasses_______ 706,830color of Lovibond glasses (2 entries)_______288

Judd, Neil M., burial cave in Kentucky.......... .. 796Judge Advocate General, Navy...................... 395,960

report, 1928____ ______________________ 395, 783Judge Advocate General’s Department, Army. 62

digest of opinions, 1927______ ______ _ 62Judges:

appointment of additional judges....... .. 361for—

2d circuit...._____ ..._____ ___________ 4429th circuit__________ _________ ___ 481, 718District of Columbia Supreme Court.. 353Florida_______ __________ 442Mississippi................................. 359,718New York____ _______ 359,361,482,718,727Pennsylvania_____________ 457,482,718South Carolina____________ 718South Dakota- . ________ 481,718

investigation of F. A. Winslow___ 584,619,726investigation of G. M. Moscowitz (2

entries)............. ....... 725retirement of U. S. judges_________ 482,583,718salaries, rp. of com. of Amer. Bar Assoc.... 362

Judgments:Court of Claims—

lists_______ ______________ 387,507,648,952year ended Dec. 1, 1928............. 369

Districts Courts— lists... ............ 387,507,648,1028public vessels act............... ............ 648,649

PageJudgments—Continued,

food and drugs act, notices_____________ 68205,341,425,548,695,911,990

insecticide act, notices_____ ____ _____ 425,548of United States courts, payment________ 1001see also Declaratory judgments.

Judicial appropriations, see Justice Depart-ment, appropriations.

Judicial code, see special subject.Judiciary:

appropriations, see Justice Department, appropriations.

relationship of Justice Dept______________ 652see also Courts of United States—Judges.

Judiciary Committee, House*calendar__________ 80,359, 457,582,731,834,1004hearings................. ......... 17,457,582,583,584, 732minority views_______________________ 583,584proposed Constitutional amendments to be

referred to________________ 361reports___________ 359,457,582,583,584,731,732

Judiciary Committee, Senate: calendar.. ............... 365,481,618,750,928,1007hearings__________________________ 481,618, 619minority views___________________________ 928reports... 365,481,482, 618,619,750,837,928,1007

Juelsminde Harbor, chart.______ ___________ 1035Jugoslavia, see Yugoslavia.Julian Petroleum Corporation, pipe__________ 768Julihn, C. E.:

copper in 1926................... 217data of copper production________ _______ 285

Juli, Morley A.:farm poultry raising_______________________ 423feeding chickens_____________ 693growth of chickens_______________________ 5growth of Rhode Island reds............... .......... 5incubation and brooding of chickens...........988poultry houses and fixtures________________ 339statement before Foreign Affairs Com____ 573

Juneau, Alaska, rivers, etc., in district............ 807Junior high schools, rural______________ 633Junior Order of United American Mechanics.. 353Junkers, Hugo, v. United States______________ 956Junkin, Kathryne, international fairs, etc_____825Jurisdiction, see Courts of United States.Jurney, R. C.:

soil survey, Rutherford Co., N. C________ 424soil survey, Sampson Co., N. C__________ 816

Jury:grand jury to sit to finish business............— 482

summoning jurors by registered mail.. 359, 482,562

Jury Commission of District of Columbia____ 583Justice, Charles B., Co., hay_________________ 943Justice Department__________ ____ 38,105,172,240,

309,386,505,647,772,867,951,1027 appropriations, 1928 and prior years—

estimates........................... 411,675appropriations, 1929—

estimates____________ 411,676appropriations, 1930—

hearing......................................... 355law____________________________________563reports............. ............. ........... .. 355,363,443

leave of absence, rules............. ................ 1029opinions of Attorneys General—

v. 35, by signatures... 108, 651,777,872,1029 copyright act of 1909............ 316emergency officers’ retirement act..........804for sale by supt. of documents................ 230relating to Army.-------- ---------------------- 62

origin of Office of Attorney General, etc... 652 pocket veto memorandum______________ 510register................................................... 313report, 1928________________________________ 390supplies for use of judges, etc., list_____ ... 42see also, for Court of Claims and Supreme

Court cases, names of claimants.Justis, William M., jr., attorney, fee_________ 529Jute and manufactures, tariff................. 599,736,835Juvenile Court of D. C., report, 1928......... 930Juvenile employment, see Child labor.

KK-T Oil Corporation, lubrlcating-oils____ ____ 856Kadrie, Mary I., cases of guardian________ 230,953

75341—20------ 7

1150 Index, 1928-1929

PageKadrie, Sarah, guardian, cases_____ _____ _ 230,953Kaena Point land, Executive order__________ 1041Kahan, Moe, United States v____ _____ ______ 509Kahauiki, lands for road purposes___________ 1041Kahler, H., effect of high-frequency electric

field on Paramoecium_______ 681,979Kahn, Florence P. (Representative from

Calif.):reports made by—

Military Affairs Com____________ 463,732Kahn, Moe, see Kahan, Moe.Kahn test, see Precipitation tests.Kahoolawe quadrangle, Hawaii_____________ 1014Kaibab limestone in Kaibab Gulch, Utah......... 23Kailua quadrangle, IJawaii_______ ___________ 24Kalamein swing doors, elimination of waste... 149 Kalawatset Indians, see Umpqua Indians.Kalbaugh Coal Co., Inc., coal________________ 92Kalitin, N. N., diffused radiation of sky______ 913Kallweit, Loretta, relief................. ........... 446,605,710Kallweit, William F., relief___________ 446,605,710Kalmbach, E. R.:

common birds of southeastern U. S_______ 273European starling in United States........... 339homes for birds________________________ _ 813magpie in relation to agriculture__________ 202

Kaltenbach, Charles E., v. U. S____________ 40,871Kama Islands, see Eauripik Islands.Kamp, P. van de, solar motion_______________ 656Kanawha County, W. Va.:

sheriff—Charles Stockton v............ .................... 1030

Kanawha River:bridges—

Cabin Creek, W. Va_____ ____ _ 1001,1006Henderson, W. Va___________ 577,718,743St. Albans, W. Va... 577,718,743,1001,1006

light list___________________ 284Kandeliusa, chart___________ 319Kane, F. B., relief__________________ 740Kaniksu National Forest_____________________ 6Kankakee River, dam at Momence ,111________ 718Kanosh band of Indians, see Paiute Indians.Kanred wheat, see Wheat.Kansa Indians, claims____ _______________ 616,718Kansas:

case before Supreme Court_______________ 530census of agriculture, 1925________________ 211consent to compact with Colo, and Okla.. 480,

714,726

post route map______ _______ 666tornadoes____________________________ 429,913

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station______ 428

Kansas City, Mo.: airway maps________________ ____ _ 70firm and street separation scheme_____;.. 663National Congress of Vocational Agricul-

tural Students___________ 153rivers, etc., in district_________ __________ 685

Kansas City & Memphis Ry. & Bridge Co., val-uation_____ _____ 238

Kansas City, Clinton & Springfield Ry., valu-ation__________________ 238

Kansas City Connecting R. R., valuation____ 380Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Ry„ valu-

ation____ _ 238Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western Ry.,

switching charges_____ 37Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham R. R„

valuation_____________ 238Kansas City, Merriam and Shawnee R. R., ex-

tension______ _____ ______________ 855Kansas City, Mexico & Orient R. R.:

Harvey H. Motter v. receiver.......................... 107Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Ry.:

control by Atchison, Topeka & Santa FeRy............................................... 164

rates on- cattle.......... ............ 297sawdust..................... 770

reorganization_______ ________ 164Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Ry. of Texas:

construction of lines....... . ..................... 1020routing on petroleum, etc., cancellation___ 167

Kansas City Public Service Co____ __________ 1021

Pag*Kansas City Southern Ry.:

bridge....... ................................ 454,611,720demurrage_________ ________ _______ ____ 638rates on—

grain........... ............................................ 766lead.......................... 31lumber_________ 97oil-well supplies_________ _____ 641roofing...................... 1025strawberries............................. 1026

safety appliances____ _____ ____ 1________ 169switching charges__________ ____ 37

Kansas City Structural Steel Co__ __________ 509Kansas City Terminal Ry., valuation_________ 943Kansas Indians, see Kansa Indians.Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.:

acquisition of control............................... 96bonds____ ______ 640rates on sand___ ________________ 102

Kansas State Agricultural College:Botany and Plant Pathology Department—

wheat infected by Puccinia triticina... 820see also Kansas Agricultural Experiment

Station.Kansas University, relief___________ _______ _ 598Kantor, Harry S., peach in N. Y. City market. 908Kaolin, rates on........................ 164Karimata Byochi, see Miyako Hakuchi.Karnofsky Brothers, vegetables............................. 1027Karr, James P„ dredge boats___________ 764Karsner, Howard T., relations of pathology to

dentistry....... . 248,317Kattegat,lights,etc___________ 181Katz, Frank J., mineral resources, 1927............. 75Katz, S. H.:

efficiencies of painters’ respirators_________ 59use of type N, miners’ gas mask....... ............ 827

Katzenstein, Charles J., attorney, fee_________ 327Kaufman, John B.:

scabies treated with Danish treatment.... 46smallpox at Naval Sta., San Diego_______ 46

Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc___________ 871Kaul, Leo, & Co., United States v.._________ 1009Kautz, Christian F., relief of heirs________ 605,710Kautz, Fred G., heir, relief_______________ 605,710Kautz, Katherina, heir, relief_____________ 605,710Kaw Indians, see Kansa Indians.Kay, Abbott E„ Federal Trade Comn. t>_. 228,371Kay Manufacturing Co., springs.............................384Kayenta, Ariz., telephone line..................................442Keaau Ridgeland, Executive order___________1041Keahole quadrangle, Hawaii______________ 232Kearney, C. A., malta fever....................... 804Kearney, Thomas H.:

crops for alkali lands___________ ____ ____ 819development of cotton boll________________811variation in seed fuzziness of cotton.... 271,427

Kearney County, Nebr., soil survey.................. .. 815Kearns, George, v. United States_______ _____ 388Keasby & Mattison Co., lumber....... ..................... 501Keathley, A., rocks________................... 383Keating, John, vs. United States__________311,952Keck, Walter E„ ores..______ ______ ________ 827Keep the dollar at home, poster________ _____ 124Keesecker, Ward W.:

compulsory education laws____ ____________633legislation for education of cripples_________843

Kefauver, Harry J., occupational therapy_____ 60Kehoe, Mary V., appointment__________ 1041Kehota Mining Co..................................... 388,953Keith, James,v. United States_________________386Keller, Julius V., relief.._________ _____________460Kellerman, K. F„ citrus canker............................ 141Kellett, Betty, Foraminifera from S. Amer... 1044Kelley, George D., Lumber Co_______________ 165Kelley, H. L., Meckel’s diverticulum________ 882Kelley, M. A. R„ beef-cattle farms.........................201Kellogg, Frank B.:

settlement of intern at. controversies______ 327treaty for renunciation of war_________ 126,261war-prevention policy of U. S............. 261 see also State Department.

Kellogg, Remington, extinct mammals...............795Kellogg-Briand treaty, see Peace.Kelly, Clyde (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Post Office and Post Roads Com......... 593

Kelly, E. O. G., garden webworm in alfalfa__ 817

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Kelly, Edward J., trustee, v. U.S... 838,1009,1030 Kelly, Ernest:'

farm dairy-houses............................ 139milk-plant equipment.............. ............................275

Kelly, James W., pollen for hay fever_________ 342Kelly, Mary E., reinstatement________________ 793Kelly, Weber & Co., Ltd______________________ 381Kelly, William, Milling Co., coal___________ . 161Kelung Ko, see Kiirun Ko.Kemmerer, E. W., trabalho consultivo eco-

nomico para os governos__________ 662Kemper, Carlton, combustion chambers for air-

craft oil engines_____________ _____111Kemper, W. T., receiver, Harvey H. Motter v. 107 Kempf, Grover A.:

refractive errors in eyes of children________ 536vision of school children_______________ 59,332

Kempster, Harry L., growth of chicks. 199, 200,422 Kempton, F. E., barberry and black stem rust. 819 Kendall, Evangeline, child, family, and court. 957 Kendall, V. H., trustee, v. U. S__________ _ 954Kendrick, John B. (Senator from Wyo.):

reports made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com_____ 618Northern Pacific Railroad Land Grants,

Joint Committee on Investigation of__ ________ 600,925

Public Lands and Surveys Com_____ 486,487,629

Kendrick National Park, establishment__________ 19Kennard, D. C.:

antirachitic properties of cod-liver meals.. 3,65nutritive value of linseed meal, etc______3,137

Kennedy, Benjamin H., patent appeal............. 557Kennedy, Dewey M., patent appeal___________ 557Kennedy, E. C., psychotics, physical exercise. 538 Kennedy, Emma E., reinstatement........... 891Kennedy, W. P., Construction Co____________ 863Kennedy, William A., appointment___________ 970Kenner, Sarah V., see Stuart, Mrs. William M. Kentucky:

bridges—Arat________Burkesville...Burnside____Canton_____Carrollton___Center Point. Creelsboro....

.... 577,716,742

.... 452,715,742 452,715,742,743 .... 452,715,742 .... 580,611,722 .... 577,716,742 .... 577,716,742 .... 456,724,747Eggners Ferry.

Iuka--------------------------------------- 452; 715, 742Livingston and McCracken counties. 456,

724,748Maysville____________________ 721,731,746Neelys Ferry_________________ 577,716,742Russell County______________ 577,715,742Smithland____________ 452,715,743

burial cave______________________ . . 796cases before Supreme Court............ 529,671,896census of agriculture, 1925______ ____ _ .145mail trains, schedules. 323,401,665,890, 968,1040 map, post route___________________________ 666negro colleges and universities_____________ 157

Kentucky and Ohio Terminal Co., bridge. 722,747Kentucky Mine Supply Co., stoves___________ 864Keokuk Chamber of Commerce:

sand.._____ ______ ____ ______ ___________ 948staves____ _______________________________ 863

Kerlee, A. L., Rocky Mountain spotted fever. 536,

Kern, A. J., soil of Minidoka area, Idaho_____ 424Kern, Sidney, & Co., peaches...____ ________ 945Kernel density, rel. to quality of maize_______ 277Kerosene, Government supplies_____________ 1048Kerr, George A., quebracho forests, S. America. 118Kerr, J. A.:

soil surveys—Dickson County, Tenn...____ _________814Harrison County, Miss________________ 274Isabella County, Mich.._____ _________547Maury County, Tenn_________________ 989

Kerr, Julia, nursing heart disease patients____ 537Kerwin, Hugh L., conciliation work Of Labor

x/upuiviuvuv - ------ ------ 1UV, I/O, ol-*,315,392, 513, 654, 780,876,957,1031

Kessler, D. W., limestones............... .................... 830Kesterson, W. J., pneumothorax, nontubercu-

lous............... . . 98O

TageKettuer, E. C., educating in oral hygieine____ 1050Keulegan, G. H., damping liquids___ ..... . 515Key, Chesley P., relief_______________ 570,716,740Key-catalogue of protozoa reported for man.... 900Key Harbor, Ontario, chart__________________ 659Key West ,Fla., see Biological Laboratory ,Key

Keyes, H. E., precipitation of lead and copper. 436Keyes, Henry W. (Senator from N. H.):

reports made by—Public Buildings and Grounds Com.. 367,

486,626,627,751,928 Keys, D. A., geophysical prospecting___________147Keys, Lillian C., appointment_________________257Keystone Aircraft Corporation....... ......... . 133,195Keystone Furniture Co________________________154Keystone Metal Spinning & Stamping Co., see

Keystone Silver, Inc.Keystone Silver, Inc_________________________ 21Kharasch, M. S., heats of combustion__________ 558Kheli, Port, chart_____________________________ 319Khoms Bay, chart___________ ___Z__”ZZZ”ZZZ 786Kiachow Bay, chart____________________ 1035Kid skins, sales of foreign leather in U. S "I.I. 672 Kidney, double ureter and double pelvis_______ 537Kieckhefer Container Co.:

lumber__________________________________ 31wood-pulp.____ ________________ 772

Kienast, Gottfried R. Baumann-, see Baumann- Kienast, Gottfried R.

Kiene, William O. C., exr., fee for attorney.... 974Kiernan, John A., live stock, tuberculosis____ 273Kiess, C. C.:

arc spectrum of chlorine............. ................ 999standard solar wave lengths__________ 221,223theoretical Zeeman effects, tables_____ 222,223wave lengths of titanium, etc__________ 77,150

Kiess, Edgar R. (Representative from Pa.): reports made by—

Insular Affairs Com______________ 357,575Kiessling, O. E.:

anthracite in 1927.... 556coal in 1926............. 284coal in 1927..____ 918fuel briquets in 1928 _______________________ 997

Kiirun Ko, chart______________________________ 885Killdeer National Park, establishment_______ 751Kilgore Seed Co., potatoes____________________ 642Kill Devil Hills, see Kitty Hawk, N. C.Killian, Samuel E., v. United States___________ 153Kilmer, Bert, gasoline_________________________ 765Kilns:

drying handbook_________ _______ 990rates on________ ______ 96scum, cause and prevention______________ 77

Kilpatrick, Howard M., patent appeal.............998Kilpatrick, J. J., fence-posts___________________ 162Kilpatrick, M. H., demurrage_________ ______ 93Kimball, Herbert H.:

measuring diffused radiation of sky_______ 913ozone, relation to solar, etc., phenomena... 913recording solar radiation___________________ 913solar radiation that reaches the earth_____ 429variations of solar radiation at Davos_____ 913

Kimbell, Isham, general paralysis of insane___ 1050Kincer, Joseph B.:

temperature, sunshine, and wind_________ 545weather and cotton boll weevil___________ 279

Kindergarten:information about kindergarten education. 231nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 758teachers, preparation..................... 844

Kindleberger, C. P.:acromegaly_________________________ 882obstructive massive atalectasis of lung____ 517

King, C. H.:malaria in southwestern U. S..........................979screens in prevention of malaria.................803

King, Fred I., v. United States________________ 929King, Henrietta M., executors, etc., v. Mexico. 798King, Jesse G., patent appeal.......... .................. 218King, Kenneth M., corn earworm ravages, etc. 140King, Nelson, relief________ ____ _____ _______ 587King, Richard, case against Mexico____ ____ _ 798King, Richard H., relief.................................... 446,710King, Sheppard W., cotton___________________850King, W. R., surface water supply................. .. 22King, Wilford I., pellagra in S. Carolina... 264,803

1152 Index, 1928-1929

Pat*King, William H. (Senator from Utah):

reports made by—District of Columbia Com................... . 478Judiciary Com.............. ........................... 619

views—Judiciary Com________ ______________ 928

King Georges Group, chart_______________ '.... 397King Lumber Co., reconsignment______ ______ 34Kingan & Co., Inc., v. United States_____ 388,650Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, see

Yugoslavia.Kingman, John J., Milwaukee, Wis., district.. 685Kings Mountain, Battle of, 1780:

historical statements__________________684park to commemorate—

hearings.;_ ____________ 733report_________________________________ 587

Kingsbury, Albert, v. United States___________ 871Kinman, C. F., olive growing in U. S________ 428Kinney, S. P.:

blast-furnace stock column________________ 827high-alumina slags in blast furnace_______ 13

Kinnison, H. B., surface water supply________ 374Kinpai Pass, chart____________________________ 786Kinsey, Jessie L., relief__________ ____ 447,605,710Kinston Carolina R. R___ _____ 943Kintner, Samuel M., receiver, v. U. S________ 107Kiowa Indian Hospital, enlarge and equip____ 574Kiowa Indians:

appropriation_____________________________ 616vocabulary of language____________________ 668

Kirchburg, cerebrospinal fluid in syphilis_____ 803Kirk, Edwin:

Bathmopterus_________________________405fossil crinoid genus Vasocrinus_____________ 527fossil marine faunas____ _______ 259Pagecrinus, new crinoid genus____________ 1044

Kirk, Harry J.: vs. Maumee Valley Electric Co_______ 1046vs. Providence Mill Co___________________ 1046

Kirk, Thomas V., Florida, immigration_______ 876Kirkland, Weymouth, relief______________ 447,740Kirkpatrick, E. L., agricultural statistics______ 138Kirkpatrick, T. L., good roads__________ 600Kirlin, Woolsey, Campbell, Hickox & Keating. 327Kirschmann Hardwood Co____________ 493Kissel Motor Car Co., freight rates........... ............301Kitchen, James G., & Co. ,U. S. v____________ 930Kitchens:

convenient kitchens....... .................. 818farm home conveniences__________________ 203

Kittitas division, see Yakima irrigation project.Kitty Hawk, N. C.:

anniversary of 1st airplane flight—Congressional committee to attend

exercises........ ............ 354,361pilgrimage of aeronautics conference... 407proceedings at exercises...............................727

Kjaer, S.: productivity of labor, newspaper printing 1031

same, summary, in monthly labor re-view_______ _________ _957

Kjerrman, Bengt, oxygen by hydrogen-anti- mony-tin_________ 287,288

Klamath Reservation:expenses of Indian council, etc____ 479,574,718relief of Indians_______________________ 575,616

Kleberg, Robert J., sr., exr., v. Mexico..............798Klein, Arthur J.:

higher education, 1924-26_____ ___________ 758higher educational surveys_______ 22,758,1012

Klein, Richard H., bridge____________ 456,477, 724Klemmedson, G. S., ranch in the Southwest... 67Klemperer, Wolfgang, soaring flight__________ 259Klesner, Alfred, Fed. Trade Comn. v____ ____ 85,

127 493 756Klickitat Log & Lumber Co_____________ ’....’ 302Kline, Lane B., diagnostic centers..____ ______ 804Klinefelter, C. F., trade and industrial educ... 840Kling-Gibson Co............ ..................................... 227,841Klipstein, E. C., & Sons Co.............. 1019Knaebel, Ernest, see, as reporter, Supreme Court

of United States, cases adjudged.Knappen, Russell S., Aniakchak district_____ 759Knight, Elmer W., apparatus for adding gyp-

sum to irrigation water.................. . 206Knight, H. H., bugs of family Miridae______ 1044

PageKnight, Montgomery, autorotation, etc............. IllKnight-Luttrell Iron Co., iron.......... ........................380Knight Manufacturing Co. v. U. 8....................... 312Knights of Columbus, exempt from certain pro-

visions of D. C. laws.........................353Knitting-machines, P. C. Kuyper <t Co., Inc.. 755Knobel, E. W.:

soil surveys—Chattahoochee County, Ga___________693Lake County, Fla_____________________ 815Randolph County, Ga________________ 694

Knopf, Adolph, Mother Lode of Calif............ 1013Knowles, Horace G., relief____________________ 352Knowles, James P., trustee, N. Y. State vs___975Knox, Robert W., magnetic declination, Texas. 145Knoxville, Iowa:

deaths, etc., at Veterans’ Bur. Hospital___131malta fever, Veterans’ Bur. Hospital_____ 804

Knoxville, Tenn.:

Freight Bureau- carbon black..................... 297corn-starch........................... 764roofing_______________________________ 101

rainfall distribution........................... 343Knutson, Harold (Representativefrom Minn.):

reports made by—Conference Com_____________________727Pensions Com_______ ________ 464, 592,734

Koasati Indians, purchase of land____ 574,615,714Kobe Bay, chart______ _____ ________ ______ 1035Kobi, J. W., & Co. v. Fed. Trade Comn______ 931Kocher, A. E., soil, Coachella Valley area____ 814Koelz, Walter, coregonid fishes, Great Lakes.. 824Koepf, Leonard, fee for attorney...........................408Kohlberg, Alfred, Inc., v. Fed. Trade Comn.. 1011 Kokotovic, Domobran B., v. U. S____________ 775Komora, Paul O., neuropsychiatry, World War. 983 Komp, W. H. W.:

malaria gametocytes, plasmochin effect... 1049malaria in southwestern U. S____ ____ _ 979

Koochiching County, Minn., lands withdrawn. 403Koolau quadrangle, Hawaii__________________ 295Kootenai River, permanent works in_________ 126Kopp, William F. (Representive from Iowa):

report made by—Conference Com_______ _____________ 443

Koppel, G. H., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 228 Korea, see Chosen.Korea Strait, see Tsushima Kaikyo.Korell, Franklin F. (Representative from Oreg.):

report made by—Foreign Affairs Com_________________ 573

Korn, Louis L., opinions of solicitor of Post Of-fice Department....____ __________ 791

Koschmieder, H., air-pressure measurements.. 279Koske, John, case................. ........................... 672Kota wheat, see Wheat.Kottmann test, standardization, etc__________ 194Kowes Indians, see Coos Indians.Kraft, Henry P., case of executors................... 175Kraft Cheese Co., tin-foil.................. . .......... 949Krantz, Earl B., breaking and training colts... 202Kratz, John A., vocational rehabilitation_____ 292Krause, Charles A., Milling Co., grain_______ 95Krauss Brothers Lumber Co.:

lumber____ ______ 501Kreipke, A. C., v. comnr. of internal revenue.. 650Kremer & Hog, claim________________ 933Kresge, S. S., Co............................................................976Kreticos, John N., United States »J............. 631,755Krichbaum, Ora, patent appeal.............. . ..............350Krieger, Herbert W.:

expedition to Samanfi Province....................795Indian villages of southeast Alaska............ 260

Kriss, Max, energy metabolism of cattle... 271,421Kritzer, Abraham, Fed. Trade Comn. rp.,

etc................................ 228Krueger, Theodore, lodgepole pine.............. 691,990Krupp Foundry Co., pipe........................................642Krushnic, Emil L., cases............... 230, 775,871,1046Kudzu, bacterial halo spot..................................... 68Kuhn, Henry, v. United States............................. 107Kulsrud, Carl, celluloid-acetone solution_____ 265Kummell, Frederick A., civil service position,

correction of entry in June, 1928, cat-alogue.................... ........... 2

July-June 1153Page

Kummer, Fritz:German Federation of Labor...................... 392German Metal Workers’ Federation...........513

Kunna, J. J., statistics of immigration.43,109,178, 246,315,392,513,654,780,876,957,1031

Kurlan, Charles, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc... 931Kurz, Friedrich, artist-explorer_____ ___________260Kusnierz, Alex, United States ........................... 954Kusterle, Frank, patent appeal________________ 218Kuyper, P. C., & Co., Inc., U. S. v............ 755Kyle, C. H.:

smut of corn ears, rel. of husk covering____990weevil waste in southern corn____________ 277

Kyleakin, British steamship: indemnity to owners_________ _______ 468

Kyushu, charts of harbors on coast_______ 397,660

LLaake, E. W., tests of blowfly baits, etc.............204Labels:

official gazette............ ..................... 14,76,148,219,286,350,438, 557,705,829,919,998

preparation of address labels_______________966registration, United States statutes..............705

Labor: a sciencia e o trabalho...... .......... 965activities, etc., of a State department_____ 245civil service reinstatement of laborers_____ 969compensation of post office laborers_______ 151cost-

in building construction..................... 512,513in woolen and worsted industry___ 178,246untrained youth..._______ _____________491

injunctions in labor disputes, bibl_____ 178,246legislation-

1927.................... 5131928_________________________________ 1031labor laws of United States series. 153,1031

314, 392, 513, 654,780,876,957,1031index tov. 26.............. 178index tov. 27....................... 780

movement in China_______ ______ ______ _ 109offices and officials........................................ 42,43problems, legal aspects_____________ 245productivity-

in merchant blast furnaces.....................876same, summary...................... 391,392

in newspaper printing..................... . 1031same, summary......... ............................. 957

productivity of labor series....... .......... 1031publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 632saving, separation of 3d-class matter_______ 521textile industry, working conditions_______1007turnover, among men and women.................. 513turnover, do workers gain?______________ 1031vocational education, responsibility, etc... 840 see also Child labor—Convict labor—

Employers’ liability and work-men’s compensation—Farm labor— Hours of labor—Railroad employ-ees—Strikes and lockouts—Wages— Women—also certain headings beginning Employment—Indus-trial—Labor.

Labor Conference, see International Labor Conference.

Labor Department-.......................... 42,109, 178, 245,314, 391, 512, 653, 779, 875,957,1030

appropriations, 1930—hearing....................................... 355law____ ________ 563reports.......................... 355,363,443

conciliation work_____________ 43,109,178,246,314, 315,392,513,654,780,876,957,1031

immigration laws, proposed codification... 224 immigration quotas, national origin_______798

publications............................ 43,781report, 1928....................... 391undersecretary, etc., creating positions____614useless papers, disposition...____ __________752see also Davis, James J.

Labor Department of New York_____________ 245Labor exchanges, European, work............... 392,513

see also Employment agencies.Labor laws of United States series, see Labor.Labor offices, see Labor.

PageLabor officials, see Labor—also Association of

Governmental Officials in Industry of United States and Canada.

Labor organizations, see Lab. r-unions.Labor-saving devices, Govt, supplies___________ 679Labor Statistics Bureau_ 42,109,178,245,

314, 391, 512, 654, 780,876,957,1031report, 1928____________________________ _ 392see also Stewart, Ethelbert.

Labor-unions: actlvidades recreativas............. 253beneficial activities_________________ 391

same, summary.____ ________ 513cooperation with employers.............. ..................246group insurance, legal status________ _______314health work of labor organizations____ 392,513hours of labor—

1913-28.............. 3151927-28__________ 8771928---------------------------------------------- 392,958

housing activities of labor groups_____ 109,314same (in Spanish)............. .............. 662

in Chile_______ ______ 391same, summary..______________________654

industrial research work___________________ 314wages—

1913-28.. 3151927-28_________________________ 8771928 ---------------------------------------- 314,392,958

Laboratories:apparatus, Government supplies__________ 679benzol poisoning in laboratories________ 59,193corrosion tests of ship plates_______ ______ 440directory, supplement_____________________ 439elementary laboratory procedure.. 113,248,881 establishment of hydraulic laboratory... 81,834 layouts for high-school sciences_____ _____ 495research in syphilis______ ______ 415,681standardization of clinical work—

blood chemistry............ 194,265,416,537,682

transudates and exudates, exam... 538,804Standards Bureau laboratory facilities____ 831tests of water-bearing materials...................... 23

Laborers, see Labor.Labrador:

grasses............................... 796occupational therapy______________________ 900

Labuan Island, chart__________________________ 660Lacey, David L., relief________ _________ 729Lacquer, rates on_____________________ 1021Lactation, see Milk.Ladd, C. E., system of farm cost accounting... 546Ladd, Jed P., bridge_____________ _______ 610,715Ladd, Virginia, reinstatement________ _____ _ 793Laud Lime & Stone Co., lime________________ 302Ladies of Grand Army of the Republic, see

National Society of Ladies of Grand Army of the Republic.

Lading, see Unlading and lading.La Fayette extension road, maintenance______ 534La Fayette Institute, Inc_____________________ 228Lafayette National Park, see Acadia National

Park.Lafayette-South Side Bank...... .............. 369La Fever, Mortier W., accidents to seamen.... 315LaFitte, John II., relief__________ ___________ 733La Flesche, Francis, Osage child-naming... 796,972La Forge, Ceasor, v. United States___ 838,954,1029

LaGuardia, Fiorello H. (Representative fromN. Y.):

minority views— Judiciary Com. .......... 584

Laingsburg quadrangle, Mich......... ............ 760Lake, see name of lake.Lake Charles & Northern R.R., valuation____ 384Lake County, Fla., soil survey________ _____ _ 815Lake County, Ind.:

718,743Lake County, Ohio, soil survey................................815Lake Denmark, N. J., compensation for prop-

Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion R. R..................... 847Lake fish, see Fish and fisheries.Lake herring, of Lake Huron, life history..........825

1154 Index, 1928-1929

PageLake of the Woods:

chart................ 088lands withdrawn to regulate level____ 403,624watershed,agreement with Canada........ .. 56

Lake of the Woods County, Minn., lands. 403,524Lake Superior & Ishpeming R. R....................... 104Lake Survey, see Northern and Northwestern

Lakes Survey.Lakehurst, N. J., see also Naval Air Station,

Lakehurst.Lakeland, Fla., road-rollers.....................................862Lakes:

steamboat inspection rules.......... ....................... 289stocking interior waters of U. S____________ 555see also Great Lakes—also names of lakes.

Lamar County, Ga., soil survey.......... . ......... 694Lamb, W. A.:

surface water supply—Missouri River basin................ ....................374Washington and upper Columbia

T River............................ 1014Lamb, see Sheep.Lambert, Robert A., la education mfidica

moderna________ 399Lambkin, E. C., gonorrhea treatment............. 59Lambs, see Sheep.Laminated products, importation, etc_____ 191Lamon Bay, chart.... ........................................ 554Lamont, Robert P.,internat. payments of U.S. 996

see also Commerce Department.La Monte, George, & Son............... ............ 775Lamotrek Islands, chart________ _______ _____ 181La Moure quadrangle, N. Dak_________ ____ _ 844Lamp-chimneys, rates on_________ . . 236Lampert, Florian (Representative from Wis.)’:'

reports made by—District of Columbia Com............... 448,571

Lamps, customs charges............ ................ 83see also Electric lamps—Gas lamps.

Lancaster, Oxford & Southern Ry., deficit status---------- - ---------------------------------380

Lancer, J ohn, fractures ................... 980Land:

in District of Columbia— acquisition, etc., for parks______ 441condemnation for D. C_______ 478,571,716condemnation for U. S___________ 478,716

railroad valuations, I. C. C. plan____ ____ 105see also Public lands—Reclamation of land.

Land banks, see Federal land banks—Joint stock land banks.

Land-grant colleges, see Agricultural colleges— also names of colleges.

Land-grant railroads, see Railroads—also names of railroads.

Land Office, General, see General Land Office. Land offices, see names of places where located.Land patents:

authorization to sign, Helen V. McLeod... 793 authorization to sign, Viola B. Pugh........... 793lands held under color of title_____________442see also names of persons, etc., to whom

patents are issued.Land Section, Valuation Bureau, I. C. C_____ 105Landing fields, see Airports and aviation fields.Landis, J., Shoe Co.......... . .................. 775Lands, see Desert lands—Land.Lane, C. H., vocational educ. In agric................ 631Lane, E. C., analysis for oil-field waters______ 75Lane, Mortimer B.:

how to use business statistics........................ 9record book of business statistics.............. . 822

Lane, Samuel H., relief_______ ____ __________ 587Lang, W. B., meteoric stone reported by______972Langford, George, patent appeal................ .. 218Langin Field:

airplane accident, claims— law.. .......................................................... 718recommendations of compt. general. 632,757 reports of committees ...................... 570,606

Langley, Katherine (Representative from Ky.): report made by—

Claims Com._____ ______________ ____ 447Langrock Brothers Co. t. United States..! 490,871 Language and languages:

classification, Library of Congress.................247Kiowa vocabulary.................................................668native dialects of Connecticut............. .. 796,972symbolism in new language.... ......................... 59see also names of languages.

PageLanphear, M. O., soil, Berkshire Co., Mass... 910Lanski, I., & Sons Scrap Iron Co________ ____ 650Lantz, David E., cottontail rabbits............ 274,988Lanz, George, receiver, ». C. G. Lewellyn, etc. 952

Laporte, Antoine, relief............................. . 621,710Lapse rate of nimbus clouds_______ __________ 344Lapwai Reservation, easement___________ 353,365Larabee Flour Mills, grain_______________ 302,380Larceny, to prohibit sending and receipt of

stolen property....... . 583,596Larch canker attacks fir and pine...____ _______428Lard, Government supplies___________________ 679Larger corn stalk-borer, see Sugar-cane moth

borer.Larkspur, or poison weed.... ....................................... 813Larsen, E. S., vermiculite, etc____________ 760,935Larson, C. W., productivity, dairy industry...1031Larson, G. A., soil, Walworth County,

S. Dak.____ _______ ____ _________ 547Larson, G.H., dermatitis exfoliativa............. 46,113Larson, John, vs. South Dakota______________ 672Larsson, A., rails.......................... 100Larvae:

beetles of subfamily Galerucinae___________ 893codling-moth, arsenical poisoning_____ 691,907fruitflies------------------------------------- 908,911meal worms, technical descriptions................ 911oyster, in Milford Harbor, Conn.......... ............916Pacific flathead borer............................... 548

Larvicides:crude oil preference on the Isthmus.................789device for applying paris green............. ............899

Las Animas River, see Animas River.Lasehe, P. G., occupational therapy__________ 416Lash’s Products Co. v. U. S______________ 388, 530Lasky, Jesse L., Federal Trade Comn. v______ 21Lassen Volcanic National Park:

boundaries, to revise____ ____________ 442,487consolidate, etc., alienated lands______ 628,718information circular__________ 751

Latah formation flora, revision________________ 844Lath, metal, simplified practice______________ 78Latham, Edgar H., v. United States______ 490,650Lathing, rates on____________ 164Lathrop, Edith A., rural education surveys. 22,758Lathrop, Harry D., Rice & Adams Corp. vs... 672 Lathrop-Marshall Grain Co., corn____________ 28Latimer, W. J.:

soil surveys— Berkshire County, Mass_________ 910Dickson County, Tenn____ __________ 814

Latin America:arroz para a America Latina...........185budgets_______________ 12culture da mangueira..____ _______________ 887economic trends............... 435employment for Americans________ 13,348,702foreign trade in 1927_______________ 788los par&sitos del ganado____________________399markets for hand tools.......... ................ 13nuevas corrientes educativas______ 887oils, fats, waxes__________ ./...................... 399secondary school courses____ ______________ 399tanning materials................. ................ 119trade with United States in 1927___________ 283see also Central America—South America—

also certain headings beginning Pan American—also names of Latin American countries.

Latin American Section, Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur_13,146,348

Latrobe, Gamble, jr., trustee, N. Y. State vs... 975 Latter-Day Saints, census, 1926___________ 433Latvia:

resources, industry, finance, etc..................... 74treaty of friendship, etc., with U. S_______ 126

Lau Ye Kun, relief___________________ 463,624,711Laughlin, Irwin B., regent of Smithsonian. 458,563Laundering, home, methods and equipment... 341La Union, Port, chart________ ________ ______ _ 963Laureda, Elvira D., fee for attorneys_________ 974Lauritzen, J. I., rhizoctonia rot of turnips.. 545,697 Lausanne, Switzerland, International Con-

ference on Light...................................... 913Law:

labor problems, legal aspects..............................245observance, address of the President... 890,969 sei also Actions at law—Commercial law—

Laws—Military laws.

July-June 1155Pag*

Law, International, American Society of, see American Society of International Law.

Lawler, John H., relief......................................... 460Lawrason, Guy B., v. United States_________ 107Lawrence, J. F., case_________ _______________ 530Lawrence County, Ark., bridges........... 456,477,563Lawrence County, Mo., soil survey__________ 424Lawrence Plywood Corporation, lumber......... . 303Laws, Anna C., author notation in L C........... 247Laws:

circular, laws of 70th Cong.lst sess________ 408Federal and State laws for sale, list_______ 230private (slip)—

70th Cong.2d sess____________________ 352,353,441, 560, 561,708-713

71st Cong.lst sess_______________ 1001public (slip)—

70th Cong.2d sess____________________ 353,354,441,442, 561-563, 713-725

71st Cong.lst sess_______ 922,923,1001,1002session laws, 70th Cong______ _______ 224,1000State law index, 1925-26.................................. 878see also Code of U. 8.—Law—also names of

countries and names of States— also, for single laws or compilations of laws, see special subject involved.

Laws, Committee on Revision of, House:reports.____ ________ _____ __________ 457,584

Lawson, Edward B., S. African footwear trade. 214 Lawson, H. W., cheese varieties_________ ____ 5Lawson, John, patent appeal_________ ______ _ 557Lawson, Robert H., patent appeal___________ 218Lawson Rubber & Manufacturing Co____ 290,490Lawsuits, see Actions at law.Lawton, Okla., relief of persons suffering fire

loss__________ ______ _________ 606,710Lawton Glass Sand Co., sand_______________ 1025Lawyers:

fees for settlement of war claims.. 327,328,407, 408, 529,671,798,799,895,974,1045

for Cherokee Nation, funds to be paid____ 352naval petroleum reserve cases, counsel

allowed to act in other cases. 359,365,443 practicing before Pension Bureau_________ 295recognition, Interior Dept, regulations.........495

Layton, M. H.: soil surveys—

Buffalo County, Nebr..................................424Kearney County, Nebr________________815

Lazell, E. W., dementia praecox..____ _________537Lea, Clarence F. (Representative from Calif.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com_____________ 453,455,576,581Leach, C. E., rates on goats__________________ 765Leach, Charles N., milk consumption in Ala.. 331,

536Leach, Glen C.:

artificial propagation of pike perch, etc___ 214propagation, etc., of food fishes_______ 214,824

Leach, Omar, misrouting.......... ........................ 857Leaching ores, entry of solutions....................... 827Lead:

in—Arizona........................... 285California, historical summary............. . 827California, mine report.................................436Central States................ .......... 437Colorado................................................... 436Eastern States......... . ..................................... 147Idaho......................................................... 13Nevada......... ............................................. 147New Mexico................ 285,918Oregon.............................. 436South Dakota............................. 217,436Texas............. .......................... 285,918Utah..................... 147Washington.............................................. 13Wyoming.................................................. 217,436

patent for lands containing— hearing.................. 751report.................................................................. 466

poisoning- on board U. S. S. Seattle.................. 248on board U. S. S. Wyoming....................... 248test for industrial lead poisoning............. 43

precipitation by sponge iron........................... 436

PageLead—Continued,

production in 1927.............. 827rates on._____ _________ ____ _ 31,96,236,767

Lead arsenate, fish oil adhesive in sprays_____ 910Lead carbonate, roasting ores__________________ 556Lead foil, rates on_____________________________ 380Lead paint, see Paint.Lead-pencils, rates on_________________________ 31Leadite, rates on_____________ '_______________ 31Leaf, see Leaves.Leaf blister mite, of pear and apple___________ 547Leaf spot:

bacterial leaf spot of horse-radish_____ 811,991frog-eye leaf spot of soy bean.. ........... ......... 3,66

Leaf tobacco, see Tobacco.Leafhoppers, see Potato leafhopper.Leaflets:

copyrighted_______ _______________ 44,110,179,247,315,393,514, 655,782,877

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927_____________ 315see also names of Departments, bureaus,

etc , issuing leaflets—also specialsubject.

League of Nations:Health Organization—

meeting of syphilis, etc., experts, rp._. 537Health Section—

malaria commission conclusions______ 331Leakage from natural-gas lines................................. 285Leake & Goodlett Lumber Co., lumber______ 97Leander McCormick Observatory, stars______ 656Lear, Frank, alias, see Laporte, Antoine.Leases, see>.Contracts—Naval petroleum re-

serves—Petroleum.Leather, hides, and skins:

bookbinding leathers, analyses_________494developing leather markets abroad_______ 215duty on leather________________ 83employment in leather industry___________ 780goat and kid leathers, Tariff Comn. rp____672handling charges on hides and pelts______ 639home tanning of small fur skins, etc______ 988international sole leather trade, etc_______ 74leather belting and its treatment_________ 878mailing skins in violation of law__________ 790rabbit skins for fur________________________ 814rates on hides and skins___________ 95,766,943rates on leather________ _____ 855sanitary handling of hides, etc________ 337,907selection and care of leather shoes__________ 203selling American leather in Germany............. 215supplies for Govt., leather goods___________ 679

Leathers, Edgar, bridge___________ 456,724Leave of absence:

Agriculture Dept., equalizing..........................601consular service regulations_______________ 1041diplomatic instructions___________________ 1041Justice Department rules____ _____ 1029

Leavenworth, Kans., see Penitentiary, Leaven-worth.

Leaves: cotton leaf temperatures______________ 550measured areas of sprayed foliage______ 65,137rates on magnolia leaves___________ ______ 98

Leavitt, Louis, Federal Trade Comn. v_______ 293Leavitt, Scott (Representative from Mont.):

minority views—Public Lands Com..................................... 595

reports made by—Claims Com. . ............................... 447,448,570Conference Com.............................. 565Indian Affairs Com_.............. . .............. 356,

357,450,451,574, 575

Public Lands Com.............................. 466,594Lebida, Libia, see Khoms Bay.Lebolt & Co. v. United States................................ 509Lebu, Port, chart_______________ ____________ 250Leek, Arthur J., competitive classified status.. 524Le Crone, John W., receiver, v. U. S................... 41Lectures:

copyrighted______ _______ ____________ 44,110,179,247,315,393,514,655,782,877

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927_______ ____ . 315Ledger Co. v. United States____ _______________838Lee, Alfred R.:

feeding chickens_____ ________ 693guinea fowl.............................. 338

1156 Index, 1928-1929

PageLee, Alfred R.—Continued,

incubation and brooding of chickens__ 988poultry houses and fixtures_______________ 339

Lee, F. W„ measuring ground resistivity_____ 75Lee, Frederic E., British Big Five banks.......... 701Lee, Isabel, v. United States___ _____ ________ 776Lee, John C. H., Vicksburg, Miss., district___ 541Lee, Joseph, relief______ _____ ___________ 621,710Lee, K. C„ v. United States....... ...................... 107Lee, O. C., v. comnr. of internal revenue______241Lee, Sarah, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn____ 227Lee, W. D.:

soil surveys—Camden and Currituck counties, N. C. 814Polk County, N. C................................ 816Rutherford County, N. C____________ 424Sampson County, N. C..............................816

Lee, Walter S., surgical extractions___________ 131Lee, William Z., relief.................. .................... 729Lee, Camp, transfer portion__________________ 461Lee National Forest, Exec, order revoked____ 53Leech, J. Russell (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Naval Affairs Com_______________ 464,591

Leech, L. Gordon, relief of estate_____________ 606Lees, James, & Sons Co., wool________________647LeFevre, Edwin:

commercial production of sauerkraut_____ 5making fermented pickles........... ............. 139,989making vinegar in the home and on farm.. 274

Legations, see Foreign service.Legislation, see Congress of United States—

Laws—also subjects of bills and resolutions.

Legislative calendars, see House of Representa-tives—Senate—also names ofcommittees.

Legislative Counsel Office____________________ 362civil aeronautics__________________________ 224

Legislative establishment appropriations, see Appropriations.

Legislative Reference Service, Library of Con-gress-------------- ---------- - ------- - 247,878

Legislature of Philippine Islands......... . 572,629,722Legislature of Porto Rico_____________ 572,629,722Legnard, Julia A., estate (case469).... 756,801,975 Leguizamfin, Guillermo E., los elevadores de

granos en la economfa agrfcola........... 662Legumes:

inoculation with bacteria................. .......... 278milk production, legume hays_____ ________275

Le Havre, France, chart________ _______________785Lehigh Portland Cement Co., cement... 298,T , 498,848,1016Lehigh Valley R. R.:

lease of line............................................................ 236rates on—

coffee separators........................................ 499grapes........................................... 766

train-stop device...... ............................... 239vs. New Jersey Board of Public Utility

Commissioners____________________ 328Lehlbach, Frederick R. (Representative from

N. J.):minority views—

World War Veterans’ Legislation Com. 599, 600

reports made by—Campaign Expenditures, Select Com-

mittee to Investigate.......... .............. 728Civil Service Com____________________ 568

Lehmaier, Schwartz & Co., lead foil................. 380Lehman, Bertram, relief__________________ 472,561Lehman, Samuel G., frog-eye leaf spot........ .. 3,66Lehua, land for lighthouse purposes_______ _ 187Leighty, Clyde E.:

cleaning and treating of seed wheat........... .. 548common white wheats__________________ _ 7distribution of classes, etc., of wheat............992emmer and spelt.......... . ................ 819soft red winter wheat........................ 429winter wheat adapted to eastern U. S____ 992winter wheat culture in eastern U. S______913

Leinbach, L. R., English bookbinding leathers. 494Leitch, C. A., Manufacturing Co_____________ 493Leka, Annie, admx., v. United States_____ 753,929Le Lacheur, E. A., currents, Portsmouth Har- *

bor..................... .'..................................... 554Lemon, Arthur L., v. United States__________ 776

PageLemoyne de Morgues, Jacques, drawing______ 124Lenroot, Katharine F., child, family, and court. 957 Lenses, see Aberration.Lenson, Robert H., United States vs_________ 328Lentz, William, relief............. ........................ 366,441Leominster, Mass., easement........................... 353Leonard, Charles W., v. United States________954Leonard, Henry, v. United States____ 107,509,672Leonard, I. L., & Co.................................................... 975Leonard, L. T., inoculation of legumes, etc.... 278Leonard, Crosset & Riley:

cabbage.................... 636potatoes__________ ....................... 1023

Leong Duck v. United States._______ _________ 175Leontine, G. E., tuberculous abscess of brain.. 900Leopard moth, enemy of shade trees__________340Leopold, Samuel, neuropsychiatric consultants,

Army (2 entries)................................... 983Leper Home, see National Home for Lepers,

Carville.Lepidolite, rates on______________________ ____ 31Lepidoptera, tropisms and sense organs_______892

see also Butterflies.LePrince, J. A., paris green dusting device____ 899Leprosy:

article on..... ............................ 248in U. S., cases in National Leprosarium__ 803isolated case of lepra anaesthetica............. 804oral admin, of chaulmoogra oil.......... .. 331,536

Lerch, William, calcium sulphoaluminates... 830, 831

Lesions, see names of organs, etc.Leslie, Frank E., psychology of self..................... 416Leslie Home Telephone Co........................................855Lespedeza as forage crop______________________ 696Lesser Antilles, see Antilles, Lesser.Letteer, C. R., grain sorghums in Texas._____ 207Letter-boxes, see Mail receptacles.Letter-carriers:

credit for time served................... 485,593,722examination for rural carrier....................... 914hire of vehicles......... ............ 724pay increase in village delivery service____ 626

Letter separators, ocular efficiency, etc________ 681Letters in business reply envelopes______ 185,1038Letts, F. Dickinson (Representative from

Iowa):reports made by—

Indian Affairs Com............... 574,730Public Lands Com............................ 594,734

Lettuce, rates on.......................... . ........... ......... 96,943Leucemia, see Leukemia.Leucichthys artedi, see Lake herring.Leucocytic variation, study of............................. 265Leukemia, bovine, experimental studies... 811,909 Leupp, Paul, bridge........... .............. 454,720,745Levee districts, loans for relief_____ __________ 731Levees:

Arkansas River, to relocate...... ............ 572right of way at Carville, La........... ......... 576,610

Leveling, see Surveying. Lever Brothers Co., glycerin............. . ............ 30Leviathan, steamship:

famous American flag ships, poster...............124world’s largest ship, poster.______ _______ 124

Levin, Nils D., patent appeal...............................218Levine, B. S.:

alcoholic antigen precipitation..................... 537complement titration__________ 131effect of inactivation of serum_____________ 900

Levine, Charles A., transatlantic flight medal. 17Levine, Max, treatment of sewage________ 194,536Levit & Woorman, misrouting.____ ___________641Levkas, see Santa Maura.Levy, alias, see Kahan, Moe.Levy, Edward, automobile exhaust gas........... . 979Levy, Flora, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn___ 227Levy, Israel K., attorney, fee............. ..................1045Levy, Neville, v. United States....____ ______ 41Lewis, Allie E„ v. United States.............. 41,388,799Lewis, B. A., bridge________ ________ ____ 581,722Lewis, Elmer A.:

compilations of laws— civil service retirement, etc. . ........... 16liquor....................................................... 833opium and narcotics...................................... 443radio..................................... 1003Veterans’ Bureau and war risk in-

surance. 151,833

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Lewis, F. J., Manufacturing Co.: coke..... .............. 763pitch....................... 860

Lewis, H. G.:soil surveys—

Calhoun County, Ga_________ ______ _ 546Dickson County, Tenn_____________ _ 814Greene County, N. C________ ______ _ 274

Lewis, Janies E., v. C. G. Lewellyn__________ 242Lewis, William L„ v. United States___ 41,388,799Lewis, Fort, memorial to Henry A. Greene... 460,

562,621Lewis aircraft machine guns__________ ____ _ 901Lewis and Clark Cavern National Monument. 487,

561Lewy, Marks, v. United States______ _____ ____776Lewy, Raphael, medicine and surgery________ 245Lexima, Regina, relief_________ _____ ____ 714,749Leysin, Switzerland, Internat. Conf, on Light. 913 Liability, Employers’, see Employers’ liability

and workmen’s compensation.Liang Chi-Chao, archeology in China________ 259Libby, Mont., vermiculite, etc., deposits... 760,935 Liberal Catholic Church, census, 1926________ 433Liberal Church of America, census, 1926_______ 145Liberman, D, L.:

acute pancreatic necrosis.._____ ___________1050appendicitis in the insane__________________416

Liberty Cooperage & Lumber Co., barrels_____ 635Liberty Glass Co., cullet....................................... 851Libia, chart.................................................. 786Libraries:

bibliotecas americanas.......... . ............. 49,252,964diagnostic center, library activities_______ 900educational role in Republic of Mexico.... 184

same (in Spanish)_________________ 252la biblioteca nacional de Honduras_______ 49patent specifications for Los Angeles public

library.............. 592,719,751Public Library of D. C., buildings, etc. 571,748 Public Library of D. C., report, 1928______ 292ship and station, Navy, books for_________113survey of libraries in United States........... 964

same (in Spanish)............. ........................ 964tuberculosis hospital, library service______ 265see also names of Departments, bureaus,

etc.Library Committee, House:

hearing....... ............ 732

Library Committee, Senate: reports........... ...................... 619,620

Library Division, Education Bur................. 495,758Library Joint Committee:

estimate for Botanic Garden_______________ 362Library of Congress......................... 43,110,179,246,

315,392,514,655,781,877,958,1032 author notation.............................. 247books, rules governing use and issue_______ 958catalogue cards—

educational literature................................1032Government documents............ ................1032medical publications__________________ 246Smithsonian, etc., publications.............. 393

churches of Va., exhibit of photographs.... 958 classification, philology, etc.......... . ............ 247estimate, 1924, claim of France_____________ 392estimates, 1930, salaries......... ....................... 514,655manuscript collections_____________________ 656maps, accessions for fiscal year, 1927.............. 656orientalia added, 1927-28____________ 655reading rooms, research facilities, etc..............958report, 1928_______ _____ _______ .......... 392subject heading, additions, etc.................... 43

246,393,655,958subject headings, subdivisions____________ 44

Libya, see Libia.Lice, see Hog lice.Liebenfels, steamship:

claim, decision of War Claims Arbiter.........804owners vs. United States........................ 509

Lietava, see Lithuania.Life:

and its reproduction, wonderful story_____ 332lengthening human life in retrospect, etc... 260

Life insurance:group policies, issuance to labor unions.... 314 information regarding Govt, insurance........ 804military and naval, draft of legislation.........677premium rates, etc., for Govt, insurance... 900

PageLife insurance—Continued.

veterans can apply fof $10,000 insurance... 537World War veterans’ legislation, hearings.. 151

Life-Saving Service, see Coast Guard.Life-saving stations, see Coast Guard stations.Lifeboat disengaging apparatus_______________921Lift, drag, and elevator hinge moments.............. IllLiggett, Hunter, advancement on retired list.. 359Liggett, Louis K., Co_________ ________ _____ 328Light:

effect on cucumber flowers______________3,199publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 934see also Illumination—Spectra.

Light Grain & Milling Co., flour________ ____ 162Light, International Conference on, see Inter-

national Conference on Light.Lighter-Than-Air Branch, Air Service________ 684Lighthouse:

memorial to Columbus, U. S. contribution- hearings...................... 572report_________________________________ 572State Dept, recommendation_________ 406

Lighthouse reservations, certain, disposal.. 353,364Lighthouse Rug Co. v. Fed. Trade Comn_____842Lighthouse service, see Lighthouses Bureau.Lighthouse tender Althea, specifications______ 216

DU1COU...__ ____________ . ID, / **, I'll),216,284,349,435,556,703,826,917,997

3d district_________________________________ 9176th district_________ _________ 91813th district________ _______________ 70314th district._______ __________ 28415th district.____ ________ 556lst-2d districts____ ________________________ 917lst-9th districts_____________________ 7034th-5th districts_____ _____ 91816th-17th districts_________________________ 99716th-19th districts--------------------------------------- 82617th-18th districts_________________________ 997estimate for aids to navigation______________801lighthouse service bulletin_________ 13,74,146,

216,284,349, 435, 556,703,827,918,997posters_________ _________________________ 74report, 1928________________________________284to improve efficiency_____________ 453,474,719uniform regulations, 1928____ ___________ l 147

Lighting, see Illumination.Lightning:

code for protection against________________ 999Franklin’s kite experiment, etc___________ 142ground markings___________ 142phenomena preceding lightning___________ 142

Lights, Great Lakes steamers, to correct error. 474,585,719

see also Flash lights—Flood lights—Search-lights— also Lighthouses Bureau, and names of places where lights are located.

Lignite resources, Marmarth field, N. Dak.... 87Liguus, Florida tree snails________ _____ _____ 972Lilienfeld, Leon, ». United States_________ 774,868Lilienthal, Howard, tuberculosis......... .. 980,1050Lilies:

Madonna lily_______________ 206Nankeen lily easily grown_________________ 206yellow day lilies............ .......... 342

Lillian, Ala., bridge__________________ 581,612,722Lillie, R. D., blacktongue-preventive foods.... 193Lily, see Lilies.Lima, Peru, city of kings.........................................118Lime:

distillation of ammonia, quicklime for-------559hydrated and quicklime for soap making.. 830preparation of lime-sulphur concentrate___817production in 1927_________________________ 436rates on_____ _____________ 31,302, 767,855,943

Limequat, new hardy ade fruit............................. 141Limestone:

commercial, physical properties, supp.........830Kaibab, in Kaibab Gulch, Utah............ ... 23metallurgical limestone, production, etc__ 827rates on..................... —........................ 97,855

Llmicolae, see Birds.Limon, Port, aviation chart---------------------------- 46Lincoln, Abraham:

park or reservation at birthplace- estimate................................................... 678hearings.......... .......... 460law............................. 562reports................................... 460,483

1158 Index, 1928-1929

Pag*Lincoln, Frederick C., bifd banding__________ 259Lincoln, Ruth B., relief......... . ................. 447,606,710Lincoln, Nebr.:

dense fogs....... .......................... 209port of entry in customs dist_____________ 792

Lincoln and Lee University___________ ______ 530Lincoln birthplace memorial, see Lincoln,

Abraham.Lincoln National Forest lands____________ 487,562Lincoln national park, see Lincoln, Abraham.Lind, Fred, v. United States______________ 753,871Lindeman, W. G., aerological activities............. 279Lindeteves-Stokvis, iron______________________ 96Lindgren, C. A., admr., v. United States_____ 648Lindner initial bodies in trachoma________ 130,331Lindos, Port, chart____________________________ 319Lindsay Lumber Co. ». United States________ 175Lindsay quadrangle, Calif____________________ 87Line of position, cosine-haversine formula......... 181Line-squalls-------------------------------- 660,786,913,1035Linfield, E. H., double ureter, etc_____________ 537Lingle, Hyram, vs. Utah Construction Co____ 530Linke, Franz, measurement of sky coloring.... 142 Linoleum:

rates on.____ ________________________ 855,943tariff information survey____ ____________ 976

Linseed-oil:oil content of flaxseeds..._____ _______ 271,427rates on............... ....................... 97,236, 640,855,943specification_____ ________________________ 15

Lipiodol:mishap with lipiodol_____________ 980use in maxillary sinus diagnosis.... ......... 881,882

Liquid fuel, see Fuel oil.Liquid solder, see Solder.Liquors:

laws, compilation___ _____ ________ ______ 833mailing of intoxicating liquors____________ 664smuggling from Greece____ _______________ 798smuggling from Japan_____________________ 528statistics of intoxicating liquors____________ 680tariff on spirits---------------------- 469, 736,835,1006traffic in Africa, convention_________ 894see also Prohibition.

Lisansky, David, ». United States____ ________ 1029Lisansky, Morris, v. United States__________ 1029Liscombe, Waiter K., appointment___________1041Lisso, Roy M., trustee, relief_________ 472,570,711Litava, see Lithuania.Literature:

ancient, medieval, and modern____________ 231classical, Lib. of Cong, classification______ 247protection, Internal. Copyright Union____179world’s great literary bibles________________157see also Children’s literature.

Lithographic supplies for Government________679Lithuania:

arbitration treaty with U. S.............. 405conciliation treaty with U S____ ________ 406resources, industry, finance, etc__________ 74

Lithuanian National Catholic Church ofAmerica, census, 1926____________ 433

Little Belt, chart___ ____ ________ __________ 1035Little Calumet River, bridge_________ 719,731,743Little Elobey Anchorage, chart............................ 785Little River Redwood Co., right of way______ 792Little Rock, Ark.:

Chamber of Commerce- fertilizers_____________ 765

Little Rock & Texas Ry., valuation___________ 238Little Rock College, relief.____ _________ 606Lituya Bay, chart..._______ _________________ 824Litvia, see Lithuania.Live Oak, Perry & Gulf R. R__________ ______ 31Live-stock, see Cattle.Liver:

abscess of liver and psoas muscle________ _ 537amebic abscess rupturing through lungs... 516diagnosis of hepatic abscess____________ 980

Liver-flukes, see Fluke-worms.

Livestock, see Cattle.Livestock, Meats, and Wool Division................. 200Living conditions in Philippine Islands_______ 395Living expenses, see Cost of living.Livingston, J., & Co. v. United States........... 776

PageLivingston, John G., v. United States...............776Livingston, Johnston, v. United States.......... 871Livingston, S. J., case..................... 509Livingston County, Ky., bridge______ 456,724,748Livingston County, Mich., soil survey............. .. 910Livingston Manor Telephone Co._____ ______ 380Lizards:

fossil, of North America............................ 656of genus Ctenosaura, revision..____ _______190

Lizenby, Annie M., relief.................... 447,606, 710Lloyd, John E., v. United States_______ _____ 41Lloyd, Marshall B., patent appeal____________ 147Load-lines:

for American vessels, to establish—hearings._______ _____________ 585law........................ 719reports------------------------------------ 585,596,727

Loading tests of bridge over Yadkin River____697Loans:

adjusted service certificates_______ 713,735,748Canadian loan corporations________________826drainage or levee districts____________ 731in D. C., to regulate small loans__________ 571in P. R., etc., limit to one borrower______ 471,

722 738see also Agricultural credit—Public debt—’

also Bonds of United States, and names of United States securities, e. g. Certificates of indebtedness— also names of certain railroads, com-panies, etc.

Loans and Currency Division____ 58,129,193,263,331, 414, 535, 680, 802, 899, 979, 1049

Lobman, Moog & Co., vegetables...................... 104Lobos Island, chart______________ ___________ 660Lobsitz, M., United States v_____Z.ZZZZZZZZZZZ 226Lobsters, publications for sale____ _______ 156,933Locher, E. H., roofing_______________________ 1025Lockers, steel, simplified practice_______ ZZZZ 78Lockouts, see Strikes and lockouts.Locks, see names of rivers.Lockwood, Charles C., case_________ ____ _ 895Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of, see

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Broth-erhood of, see Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine-men.

Locomotive Inspection Bureau. .. 386report, 1928.............................. ............... Z Z 386

Locomotives, fuel___________________ 94,163, 235, 301, 379,'500’,'765,”853’,'1019

Locy, F. E., post-tonsillectomy pain (2) 882Lodge, Henry Cabot, 3d, Kellogg treaty____ 470Lodgepole pine, see Pine.Lohnis, F., inoculation of legumes, etc________ 278Loeser, Oscar E., jr., pressure distribution____ 656Loewy, L., & Son, Inc_______ 776Loft, Inc.....____ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 871Logan, William N., Mississippi ground-

water____ __ . 23Logan blackberry and related varieties...ZZZZZ 278Logan-Long Co., shingles........ .......... . . 645Logan quadrangle, W. Va_____ 24Logarithms, 4 place, tables_________ Z Z Z 8Logs, rates on-------------------- 97,164,165,640,767,856Lohmann, Charles W„ jr., statement________ 734Lolo National Forest, resources, etc.... 696Lombard, Ellen C.:

parent-teacher associations..........................758the whole child, reading course...............157,633

Lombard, P. M., storage of seed potatoes.. . 991London, England:

International Conference for Revision of Convention of 1914 for Safety of Life at Sea_________ _____ 354

International Congress of Military Me'di-

International Geographical Congress . 279London Guarantee and Accident Co., Ltd.. 896Lone Star Gas Co.:

engines............................... 941gas-meters.................... ................................. 94gasoline................ ........... ..ZZ.ZZZZZZZZZ'Z’ZZ 379Pipe..............................-.................................. 305pipe couplings_________ ____ _____ _______ 768

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Long, Charles B., t>. United States........ ............... 41Long, H. F. A., notes on photography_______ 516,

657,881,882Long, .Tames M., relief.... ................. . ........... .............353Long, John D., future public health problems. 789Long, R. E., Standard Oil Co., etc., vs_______ 975Long Beach Harbor, Calif., chart____ ____ 213,995Long Island Railroad:

acquisition and operation of line__________ 302demurrage........ ........... ..................... ..................... 93rates on-

cullet............ .................... 299drinking cups . .............................. 300industrial catalogues___________________377

stock...................... 165Long Island Sound, chart......................................... 72Longanecker, D. E., international sole leather

trade, etc_______ _ 74Longhart Supply Co., pipe..................... 946Longsdorf, Milton C. relief____________________ 561Longstreth, C. M., equilibrium in aviation

(2).................... 516Longview, Wash., port in customs district_____ 187Longwell, Chester R., geology, Muddy Mts.,

etc............. 158Lonsdale, John G., case________________________ 509Looking two ways (follow-up nurse).......................980Lookout Bight, chart__________________________554Lookout, Cape, chart of shoals________________ 554Looney, Frank J., United States vs............... 175,388Loose, Ella C„ case................ .......... 649Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., chocolate__________ 27Lopez del Valle, J. A., exames medicos ante-

nupciaes_____ _________ 252Lord, Herbert M., retired status (S. 3269)______359

see also Budget Bureau.Lord, Lester, Jr., v. John H. Glass........................ 40Lord North Island, see Tobi Island.Loree, Leonor F., director of M.-K.- T. R. R_. 303 Lorton, Va., reformatory, construction_______ 675Los Angeles, Calif.:

air navigation map................................. 133lands to protect watershed................................1040patent specifications for library.... 592,719,751 railroad passenger station... 31,237,502,769,860 reserve bank building....................... ......... 445,563rivers, etc., in district________________ 685see also Los Angeles Harbor.

Los Angeles & Salt Lake R. R.: abandonment of parts of lines_____ 165,856operation of line_________ 31passenger terminal cases________ _____ 31rates on—

cattle................................ 377dump cars........................ 29

switching charges................. .......... 864Los Angeles County., Calif., see National Home

for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.Los Angeles Harbor:

charts_________ 11,213,995railroad facilities, unified operation...............943

Los Angeles Soap Co., cotton-seed oil_________ 28Los Indios, Tex., bridge________ _____ 455,476,723Los Indios Bridge Co., bridge________ 455,476,723Lott, John L., Federal anti-trust decisions------ 42Loud, James M.:

comptroller general, etc., v...........................491Secretary of War, etc., vs___ .............. 291

Louden. F. A.: drag of C-class airship hulls.......... ............ 45forces on elliptic cylinders................................. 45pressure of air on coming to rest....................959

Loughlin, G. F., metals and nonmetals, 1928... 935Loughran, William V., v. John H. Glass............ 40Louisiana:

bridge across Red River................... 455,476,723bridge across Sabine River________ 358,442,476cases before Supreme Court__________ 328,671census of agriculture, 1925 ................................. 71flood relief, damaged roads, etc—

estimate..............................................................678hearing................................................................601report.............................................................. - 601

lands withdrawn.................................................... 403mail trains, schedules......................... 522,790,968map, post route......... ...........................-................666negro colleges and universities................... 231sugar-cane variety tests...................................... 69 |

PageLouisiana, U. S. S.:

silver service... . ................... . ............... 442,484Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station:

steer feeding in sugar-cane belt________909Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.:

control and operation........................ 856,1021note............. ........................................ 640operation of lines.................... 165rates on grain___ ______ 30

Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, Inc.: acid phosphate...................... 296potatoes.................................. 99,860

Louisiana Iron & Supply Co., pipe......................305Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co.:

control and operation...................... .. 856,1021demurrage.......................................... 851rates on-

acid phosphate_____________ 296lead............................. 767potatoes__________ '._______ ____ _ 99,860

Louisiana Railway & Navigation Co. ofTexas.______ ____________________ 856

Louisiana State Museum, silver.............. 442,484Louisiana Western R. R.:

reconsignment.................................... 643valuation____ ____________ _______________ 384

Louisville, Ky.:American Legion convention, equipment.. 458,

561credit and failure among retailers_________ 997rivers, etc., in district______________________685

Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge & R. R. Co., control and operation_______ _165

Louisville & Nashville R. R.:abandonment of branch Jines..................... 97,944bonds.__ _____ 1021construction of extension.......................... 943demurrage.......................................... 29,235lease of L., H. & St. L. Ry......... .................... 944misrouting........... . .............. 166rates on—

acid phosphate........................... 376,497bricks.................... 636cans........... ....................................................... 297caustic soda_________________________ 1026cement..................... . ....................................... 848coal............... .................................... 1017cotton..................................... 941cotton-seed____________________________ 850dredge boats.................................................... 764grain................................. 30hay......... ..................................................... 95,942lumber..................................................... 165,856marble......... .................. 1021meat........................................................... 98naphtha............................................................ 304petroleum................................................ 33,1023rocks................ . ............................................... 383roofing___________________________ 101,169sand..................... 102steam shovels........ .............. 949steel........................... 1026watermelons............ ................. .......................505

reconsignment......................... —............ 34v. Aaron A. B. Chatters.......... ................ 896v. United States----------------------------------------650

Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.: freight rates__________________________ 853lease by Louisville & Nashville R. R_____ 944

Lounsbury, Clarence, soil, Greene County, Ala_________ _ 910

Lovell, Walter D., relief......................—............ 441Lovibqnd glasses:

effect of temperature change on color (2)... 288Loving-cups, case of William A. Bird.................. 153Lowe, C. D., hog industry losing on pigs_____ 423Lower Brule Reservation_______ _______________324Lower California, chart.._____ _______________ 47Lower Umpqua Indians, see Umpqua Indians.Lower Yellowstone irrigation project................ 845Lowrey, B. G. (Representative from Miss.):

reports made by— War Claims Com............ 468,597,735

Loy, A. W., eye-muscle imbalances in aviators. 882Lubricating-oils:

Government supplies, specifications, etc... 49,679,1037

1160 Index, 1928-1929

Pag*Lubricating-oils—Continued,

inspection of lubricants, specifications_112less volatile oils in Salt Creek crude..............217rates on...___________ 97,856testing, technical methods________________ 149tests, information for refiners_____________ 516

Lubrication:and lubrication systems, engineering_____ 880Navy training course..._____ ____________ 517

'.as Conntv. Ohin hridtro rioLuce, Robert (Representative from Mass.):

minority views—World War Veterans’ Legislation

reports made by— Conference Com............. ................... 565Library Com----------- -------- ------ 458,585,732

Luckenbach Steamship Co. v. United States... 871Ludington & Northern Ry.:

construction of extension_____________ 302deficit settlement...____ __________ 380

Ludowici-Celadon Co., United States v_______ 776Luedtke, C. L., agricultural statistics_________ 138Lues, see Syphilis.Lufiman. W., & Son, refrigeration_______ ______307Luginbill, Philip, corn earworm vetch enemy. 275Lukesh, G. R., Portland, Oreg., district__ x.__ 685Lumber and lumbering:

air seasoning of softwood lumber__________341British lumber market______ ____________ 283case of Hoyt, Shepston & Sciaroni________ 153combination rule on lumber, restriction___ 165exporters of American lumber, directory... 917

publications on lumber industries— for sale by supt. of documents____ 230of Foreign and Domestic Commerce

Bur....................... 917

235,236,303, 501, 767,856,857,944,1021routing lumber___________________________238seasoning, handling, and care of lumber. *345,431 uses for odd pieces of lumber ........... 993see also Timber.

Lumber Division:British lumber market....... .............. 283export services_________ ____________ ____ 917exporters of American lumber, directory... 917

Luminous paint, see Radium.Lummis & Co., peanuts_____________________ 642Lumsden, L. L.:

cooperative rural health work, 1928.... 331,681rural health service, 1925-29__________ ___ 979

Lunches, school__________________________ 140,818Lundberg, Emma O., county child caring, etc. 653Lundell, G. E. F.:

analysis of bauxite__________ ____ _____ 77,148analysis of fluorspar____ ______ 558,830

Lundstrom, August R., relief__________________ 621Lungs:

amebic abscess rupturing through...............516annular shadows, are they cavities?............. 538atalectasis, obstructive massive______ ______517azygos lobe of lung________________________ 538massive atelectatic collapse of lung________ 131

Lupfer & Remick v. United States____________ 312Luscomb, Martin, estate vs. commissioner of

internal revenue............................. 509Luse, H. D., aneurysm of abdominal aorta.... 265 Lush, J. L., accuracy of cattle weights.............. 4Lusitania, steamship:

claims.......... .......................... 895Lustgarten, Benjamin, cases ................. 651,895Lutherans, census, 1926____ _____ ______ . 553Lutz-Berg Motor Co., relief__________ 570,626,710Luxemburg, treaties with U. S. (2 entries)____ 973Luzerne Paper Corporation, rosin size............ 643Luzon, coast pilot, supplement____ ____ _____ 700Lycoming County, Pa., soil survey............... 694Lydecker, John A., guardian, cases............. 651,895Lyders, Eric, Sec. of Interior, etc., vs........... .. 84,86Lymph glands, of food animals_____ _______ 5,693Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce:

beverages........ ................................ 535glass................................ 500lumber........................................................................ 8.56wagons........................... 38,950

Lynching, documents and debates relating to.. 156Lynn Harbor, Mass., chart.......................................... 73

PageLyon, Frank M., relief..................... 598Lyon, Glenn F., v. United States..................... 82,389Lyon, L. E., Montgomery, Ala., district_____ 540Lyon, Mildred E., embryoless wheat seeds___ 3

M

Maas, Melvin J. (Representative from Minn.): reports made by—

Foreign Affairs Com.____ ____________ 450Maas & Waldstein Co. v. United States............. 651McAdie, Alexander:

Franklin’s kite experiment________________ 142phenomena preceding lightning........... ............142

Macallen Co. vs. Massachusetts..... ................... 1046McAllister, Charles A., v. United States_______ 389McAllister, James R., sale of properties_______ 502Macao Harbor, China, chart........ ........................... 1034McAtee, W. L.:

bugs of family Miridae of D. C., etc_____ 1044common birds of southeastern U. S..............273community bird refuges...................................... 423food of some well-known birds.................... .. 274gourds for bird houses, etc____ ____________ 909homes for birds............ .............. 813how to attract birds_____ _____ —................... 274local names of migratory game birds______ 907propagation of game birds......... ...................... 909

McAulay, George F., quitclaim deed.. 594,628,710 McBurney, J. W., strength of brick.......... .. 706,830McCaa, G. S.:

mine rescue oxygen breathing apparatus... 827use of type N, miners’ gas mask__________ 827

McCabe, Nora C„ fee for attorney................... 798McCafferty, James A., Sons Manufacturing

Co., Inc.......................... 228McCall, F. D. B., dental radiograph illumina-

tor..... 980McCandless, James S., v. Board of Tax Ap-

peals__________ ______ 175McCarroll, T. Clyde, aviacSo commercial nos

Estados Unidos______ 399McCarthy, Mrs. Marion H., appointment.... 793 McCarty, George S., treatment of tuberculosis. 194 McClain Sand Co., sand_____________________ 644McClaughry, Frances, medical social work. 248,317 McCleary, O. S„ relief____ _______ __________ 598McClelland, T. B.:

effect of topping on yield of coffee_________ 6photoperiodism of economic plants.... 337,548

McCloskey, M. H., Jr., Inc., e. U. S............. 19,175McCloud River R. R„ operation_____ _______ 303

McComas, E. W.:beef on farm, slaughtering, etc_____________ 273beef production on farm___________________ 988husker-shredder............. ................ 338

McCombs, John, leaky artesian wells........ .......... 23McConnell, Henry K„ patent appeal_________704McConnell, William P., relief____________ 448,713McCoombe, Charles, relief_____ ____ - 447,606,710McCord, Carey P., test for lead poisoning____ 43McCormick Observatory, see Leander McCor-

mick Observatory.McCormick Warehouse Co____ ______ 505McCracken, Bessie B„ appointment___________524McCracken County, Ky., bridge_____ 456,724,748McCrary, J. B., Co., leadite................ .............. 31McCulloch, James L„ relief..................... 487,594,710McCulloch, John W., relief______________ _ 733McCulloch, Lucia, bacterial leaf spot_____ 811,991McDaniel, F. L., dishwashing, etc., equip-

ment........... . 517Macdermott, Isabel K.:

progresso na simpliflcacSo do calendario.... 965,

same (in Spanish)________ ____ ______ 965McDill, John R., veterans’ hospitals........... .. 900McDole, G. R., soil of Minidoka area, Idaho.. 424McDonald, Daniel M., ». United States......... .. 509,

672,781McDonald, Francis J., relief........................ 606McDonald, J. G., Chocolate Co.............................1016McDonald, L. E., thoracic empyema.......... .. 882MacDonald, Thomas H.:

freedom of the road................... 470toll bridges........................................................ 470see also Public Roads Bureau.

July-J une 1161Pate

McDonald, W. F., rainfall at New Orleans,La................... . ............ 820

MacDougald Construction Co_______________ 1019Mace, Brice M., Jr., British market for dairy

equipment and supplies........... .555McElroy, G. E.:

coal-mine ventilation factors_________ ____ 703mine-fan performance, experiments.........—- 827

Macerated-currency pulp, rates on____________ 32McEvoy, Henry, v. United States__________ 82,389McEwen, George F., heating and cooling of

water surfaces__________429McEwing & Thomas Clay Products Co.. 498,1016Macey, Marguerite, relief______________________564Macey, Oliver C., relief__________________ 564,710McFadden, Louis T. (Representative from

Pa.):reports made by—

Banking and Currency Com.. 445,568,728McFadden, Mark, coal...------ ------------------------ 91McFall, Robert J.:

external trade of New England. ................215trade of Pacific Southwest in 1926.......... 703

McFarland, Earl, r. United States_________83,175McFarland, Mamie M., v. Mexico........ . ..........-- 328McFarland, W. N., magnetic declination in

Tex................. .............. 145McGahey, T. B., limestone___________________ 855McGill, Nettie P.:

children in agriculture....-------------------------- 779children in street work________________ 42,779

McGillicuddy, Helen I. D., syphilis and gon-orrhea in Holyoke, Mass..............- 1050

McGillis, Edmond O., relief......... .................—- 588McGinnes, G. F., typhoid and gastroenteritis

attributed to oysters--------------- 194,332McGinnis-Burdette Lumber Co_____________ 1021McGlashan, H. D.:

surface water supply—Great Basin---------------------- 232Pacific slope basins___________ 23,232,1013Sacramento River basin---------------------- 1014

McGourty, James, relief______________ 447,711,740McGowan, Lewis A., attorney, fee................... 1045McGowan Laboratories, Inc___________________ 228MacGregor, Clarence (Representative from

N. Y.): reports made by—

Accounts Com_____________ ____ ____ 355McGregor, E. A., red spider on cotton------------ 204McGregors Ferry bridge, to amend act author-

izing....................... . 456,724McGuigan, Hugh A., relief----------------- 463,624,711McGuire, O. R., controversies with U. S---------469McGurk, Thomas A., relief....... ................ 460Machen, Bruce, bridge...........—---------------------- 579McHenry, Fort, tide calendar____ 46,114,181,250,

318,396,518,658,785,884,962,1033McHenry-Millhouse Manufacturing Co., Inc.. 770Machine guns:

Army training regulations...................... 683,806Lewis aircraft machine gun...... ..........................901

Machine shops, wages, etc., 1927........... 780Machinery:

domestic exports, 1926........... 12instructions for laying up, etc. (2)......... 317insulation on ships, specifications.....................221markets for industrial machinery... 13,215,996 navy yards, etc., safety rules.............-.............. 251power boat machinery, operation, etc.. 657,783 propelling machinery, operation, etc-------- 112,

880,881,960rates on............ . .................................. 944shippers’ guide in declaring for export-------435trials and material inspections......—. 112,248 ultimate effects of automatic machines------ 780see also Farm implements and machinery—

also special kinds of machinery, e. g. Boring machinery.

Machines: , . .JOcopper-carbonate treating, etc., machine... 548 safety code........................................................... 43see also names of machines.

Machlan, H. F., physician’s obligation in heart disease.................................8°4

Machiis, J. A., soil survey........................................ 547Machugh, Joseph V., anti-trust decisions........... 42Mclndoo, N. E., tropisms, etc., of Lepidoptera. 892

PageMcInnis Chevrolet Co., demurrage........................ 851McIntosh, Mildred B., appointment...................524McIntyre, Carrie, relief________________________460McIntyre, Chancy L., relief___________________ 460Mack, August J., appointment..................... 366, 561Mack Copper Co., relief_________ _____ 598Mackay School of Mines, see Nevada Univer-

sity.

McKee, Roland: bur clover.......... ................................................342mango from Philippines is promising_____ 428vetches_______ _____ 208

McKees Rocks, Pa., bridge___________ 358,476,721McKeever, Lucille, fruits and vegetables_____ 138McKenna, John J., v. Charles W. Anderson.. 954McKenna, William J., relief___________________ 588Mackenzie, Mrs. Gordon, ». Hare et al_______ 392Mackenzie Islands, see Ulithi Islands. Mackenzie Memorial Hospital, relief... 463,624,711 McKenzie Valley, geology and water resources. 935Mackey, R. D., food poisoning on U. S. S.

Trenton__________________________ 248Mackie, W. W., resistance to rusty blotch in

barley___________ ____ _________ 65,199McKinley, Fort, construction of barracks_____733McKinley National Park, see Mount McKin-

ley National Park.McKinney, H. Arthur, widow v. Mexico-------- 328McKinney, R. 8., spontaneous ignition in

stable manure_____ ____ _________ 5McLane, John, funeral expenses, etc................ 566McLane, Mary, to pay................................. 566McLarry, Ethel H., v. commissioner of internal

revenue____________312,871McLaughlin, Laura I., fruits--------------- 426McLaughlin, W. W., irrigation of small grain.. 7MacLean, Edwin L., relief_______________ 733McLean, George P. (Senator from Connecti-

cut): paper presented by-

appointing, etc., power of President... 737MacLean, Henry C., French national finance.. 283McLeod, Clarence J. (Representative from

Mich.):reports made by—

District of Columbia Com________ 571,572McLeod, Helen V., to sign land patents.............793McLeod Lumber Co., lumber.............. .......... 97McMaster, W. H. (Senator from S. Dak.):

reports made by—Claims Com.................... 471,604, 606,607,608Military Affairs Com_____ 483,620,621,750Public Buildings and Grounds Com... 627

McMillan, F. O., electric fish screen--------------- 282McMillin, H. C., razor-clam fishery of Wash. 434McMullin, Margaret, relief....................... 448,713McMullin, William, jr., relief--------------------------- 448McMurran, S. M., diseases of southern pecans. 278McMurray, J. F., claims.................................. 451,730McMurtrey, J. E., jr.:

effect of boron deficiency on tobacco— 811,913effect of mosaic disease on tobacco-------811, 913

McMyler Interstate Co. v. United States-------- 871McNabb, Paul E., coronary sclerosis-------------- 789MacNair, Mary W.:

cataloguing of periodicals....-------------------- 655subject subdivisions, Library of Congress.. 44

McNary, Charles L. (Senator from Oreg.): reports made by—

Agriculture and Forestry Com............ 470,601,602,836,927

Appropriations Com-----------------------------470Commerce Com__________________ 610,612Conference Com_____________________ 1003Expenditures in Senatorial Primary

and General Elections, Special Com. Investigating........................614

Public Lands and Surveys Com... 487,628McNeil, Archibald, & Sons, Inc.................. 651MoNicholas, H. J.:

absolute methods in reflectometry- 77,149equipment for spectral measurements (2).. 288ultra-violet spectrophotometry......... ................288

McNulty, J. B., silage............................................340Macomb County, Mich., soil survey...............339McOmber, Edward R., relief----------------------- 588McPherson, George W., relief......... . ........................570

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PageMcQuillen, Nin, p. C. G. Lewellyn____ 242Macro-meteorology, root problem........... ............ 69Macrosporium porri, purple blotch of onion. 908,991 McSwain, John J. (Representative from S. C.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com____ 359,458,459,460,

461,462,463, 586, 587,588,589,590, 733McSwain Lumber Co., reconsignment 34McTamney, Christopher J., fee for attorney.” 798 McWherter, W. R., see, as reporter, Court of

Customs Appeals, cases adjudged.McWhorter, V. O., farm sheep raising equip-

ment----------------------- 813Mac Williams, W. H.:

field sanitation_______________ 113naval hygienic, etc., requirements___ ..... 516

McWilliams, William S., relief_______________ 588Madeira Islands, east Atlantic pilot............... 1033Madison, Wis., sun and sky radiation____ 698Madison, Illinois & St. Louis Ry____ 308Madonna, see Kandeliusa.Madonna lily______________________ _______ 206Madry, Myra, relief___________________....... 353Magath, Thomas B., diagnosis of amebiasis. 131,264Magazine covers, postage on_____________ 067Magazines, see Periodicals.Magee Carpet Co., wool___________ 104Magellan Strait and Gulf of Trinidad’channels

between______________ 114Maggots, see Seed-corn maggot.Magnesia:

asbestos plaster, specification____ ________ 221molded pipe covering and blocks 221

Magnesium:production, magnesium and compounds,

1927....-------------------------------------- 349thermal expansion, magnesium and alloys

(2 entries)________________ 288Magness, J. R., removal of spray residue ... 427 Magnetic declination, see Compass. Magnetism:

Army training manual........... ........... .........period in magnetic data_____________ IZZZZsteel, magnetic properties (2 entries) .Z see also Terrestrial magnetism—Thermo-

magnetic analysis.Magnolia leaves, rates on__________________Magnolia Petroleum Co.:

lumber__________________________tanks_____________________ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Magnus, John, & Co., stoneware_____________Magnusson, Leifur, safety movement Magoon, C. A.:

kernel density in maize, rel. to qualtiy... scalding, precooking, and chilling.............

Magor Car Corporation____________Magpie in relation to agriculture. Magruder, C. L., myxedema .Maguire, C. L., Petroleum Co. v. U. S...Z.ZZZ Mahone, J. K., Bridge Co., bridge____ 581,721,Mahoning County, Ohio, bridge.... 357 474Mahoning River:

61209288

98

165 864

36 246

277 277

26 202 416 776 747 719

, bridge at Warren, Ohio______ ____ 578,719,744bridge at Youngstown, Ohio______ 357,474,719viaduct at Niles, Ohio____________ 578,719 743

Mail carriers, see Letter-carriers.Mail-cars:

specifications for steel cars, etc____ _____ 665steel cars in ry. post ofiice service... ’ 17

Mail contracts:screen wagons_________ _____ ____________ 322star routes----------------------- ------- - 321, 322,966steamboat or other power-boat routes.. 254,966

poster------------------------------------------- 255see also Air mail.

Mail delivery:rural delivery service estimate____________ 677rural mail service laws, etc______ .. 522see also names of States, cities, etc.

Mail lettings, see Mail contracts.Mail matter:

accepting without postage stamps____ 254,967addresses on mail for vacationists________ 1038advertising, etc., for rural boxholders____ 1039affixing postage-due stamps................. 888articles in regular mails for Venezuela ”121 bulk mailings of 3d-class matter-

permit------------------------------------------------ ---postage for domestic matter............... 401

Page Mail matter—Continued.

bulk mailings of 3d-class matter—Contd. separation..______________________ 521use of IJ^-cent stamped envelopes.””' 50

census matter in mails____________________ 663collect-on-delivery service, extension..ZZZ” 719 cost ascertainment, instruction letters.... 888,

966,967,1038,1039 cost ascertmment, report, 1928____________ 400foreign mail, schedule of steamers. 51,121 187

323,401,522, 664,790, 889,968,1039 forms 3540 and 3548, prepare properly_____ 253forms 3614, 3615, and 3616 stock forms . 663franking privilege to Pan American Postal

Union members______________ 485,717indorsed to show postage prepaid_____________ 322notices on form 3547______ 186parcel post rates not for 2d-class mall_____ 121permit mailing of 1st class mail___________ 80poisons, transmission in mails________ 442,664postage-due, not in direct packages, etc___ ’ 254Postal Union transit statistics____________ 401rates to U. S. steamships for transporting.. 717 receipts for ordinary mail_________________ 719request to be notified of new address______ 888returned, etc., precanceled stamps defaced’1039 steamship companies required to carry___562tare allowance, 2d class matter______ 789,888undeliverable—

rate when returned to sender____ ____ 322return, etc., without postage pledge... 254 returned to publisher under form 3579. 186 treatment of 2d-class matter____ 521

see also Air mail—Parcel post—Postal serv-ice—Railway Mail Service—Regis-tered mail—Special delivery—Spe-cial-handling service.

Mail receptacles, apartment-house____ 966Mail trains, see Railway Mail Service.Mails, see International postal service—Mail

matter—Postal service.Mails Division, Foreign, see International Post-

al Service Division.Maine:

bridge across St. John River______ 455,612 723mail contracts------------------------------- 254,32L 322

poster___________________________ 255mail trains, schedules________ 323,522, 890,’1040post route map___________ 666potato grower, protection____________ZZZZZ 835relief....------- --------------------------------- 464,624Wawenock myth texts___________ 796 1044

Maine & New Hampshire Granite Corporation 1020Maine Central R. R.:

equipment trust..._____ ______________ 1021sublease of line__________ ”* 847

Maine, Gulf of:physical oceanography_________________ 434plankton of offshore waters. .. 434

Maize, see Corn.Makena quadrangle, Hawaii___________ 24Makri Harbor, Kazil Island, chart. 319Malaria:

and microfilaria survey in Haiti(2).............. 516conclusions of League of Nations comn____331control at marine barracks, Quantico_____ 46gametocyte viability, plasmochin effect 1049 in irrigated regions, southwestern U. S____979prevention, limitations of screens............... 803spleen rupture in malarial treatment_______ 804treatment of general paralysis________ 130,1050treatment of neurosyphilis..... 804

Malay Archipelago:East Indies pilot, supplements_______ 784 961foodstuffs market, Netherland East Indies.’ 825 fruit markets, Netherland East Indies____ 283insects, Baker collection______________ 795 796lights, etc., on coasts_________ 1033

Malbqne, Edward G.:miniatures, etc., exhibition catalogue_____ 796

correction of entry__________ ' 906Males, see Men.Malheur Lake, title to land in bed, etc. 583 Maljamar Oil Corporation.... .........304Malloch, J. R., oriental sapromyzidflfesZZZZZ” 893 Mallory Steamship Co.:

rates on—cotton.._____ _............. 892cotton-seed...............ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 850

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Malmesbury, Port, chart_____________________ 11Malone, George H., appointment_____________ 1041Malone, J. T.:

altitude, relation to bronchial asthma_____416hypoglycemia in allergy.................... 804

Malone, Walter, relief________________________ 588Maloney, James O., natural history of Gulf of

St. Lawrence_________ 795Maloney, Walter H., receiver, v. U. S____ 291,630Maloney Tank Manufacturing Co___________1026Malott, J. O., commercial education, 1924-26.. 758 Malta fever, see Undulant fever.Maltbie, Milo R., merger of street railways in

D. C_________________ 364Mammals:

extinct ocean-living mammals...... ............. 795from caves near St. Michel, Haiti__________ 796from China in National Museum.............1044

Mammoth Oil Co., United States »........... 873Mammoths and mastodons_______________ 893Man:

danger of bovine, etc., tuberculosis_________926early man in Florida, further study_______795evidence bearing on man’s evolution_______ 259insects affecting, investigations____ ______ 675insects injurious to, Govt, pubs____________ 757protozoa reported for, key-catalogue________900rates of descent, falling man______ _______ 806

Man power, conscription in time of war______ 151Manasquan Inlet, examination, etc___________ 540Manasquan River, examination, etc___________ 540Manchester, Louis W., attorney, fee___________671Manchester, N. H., sale of land... 367, 465, 562, 593Mandan Indians v. United States_________ 152,290Maneely, John, Co. v. United States______ 753,871Maney, Anna M., v. United States_______ 242,409Manganese:

and manganiferous ores in 1927____________436marketing of manganese ore............. ..................555

Mange, see Scabies in animals.Mangelsdorf, Ed. F., & Bro..................... 776,1029Mango:

carabao variety from Philippines..................... 428cultura da mangueira na America Latina.. 887

Mangold, M. W., fracture of maxilla______516,517Manhasset Bay, examination_________________ 540Manhattan Railway Co., Transit Commission

vs_________ _ 895Manic prcecoxes____ _________________________ 538Manifold, C. B., soil survey, Lycoming Co.,

Pa_____ _ 694Manistee & Northeastern Ry__________ 640Manistee Harbor, Mich., chart________________ 267Manitou River, chart.......... .................. 1035Mankin, G. H.:

compressed air (2 entries)________ _______ 516salvage of U. S. submarine S-4_________46,113

Manley, W. D., vs. Georgia_______ _______ _ 672Manly, Basil M., exr., v. U. S_______________ 1029Manly, Charles M., exr., v. U. S_____________ 1029Manly, John M., exr., v. U. S_______________ 1029Manly, William G., exr., v. U. S_____________1029Manly Construction Co................... 850Mann, Albert, tables of diatoms.____ __________434Mann, L.:

coal in 1926________________________________ 284coal in 1927..._____ 918

Mann, Lawrence B.:foreign trade of U. S., 1927-28_____________ 74foreign trade of U. S., 1928_____ ____ _____ 702

Mann, Loretta V., appointment______________ 793Mann, P. L., v. comnr. of internal revenue___ 389Mann Lumber Co. v. United States__________ 389Manners and customs:

Chickasaw Indians, social usages________ 1043Chippewa customs________________________ 972Creek Confederacy, social usages________ 55Creek Indian, interpretation of mounds___260

Mansfield, Fred C., Co___________________ 29,765Mansfield, George R.:

geography, etc., of Portneuf quadrangle__ 935metals and nonmetals, 1928................ 935

Mansfield, Wendell C.:fossil mollusks from Miocene----------- ---------527Pleistocene and Pliocene faunas__________ 23

Mansfield, McMurray and Cornish, claims of assignee (H. R. 10741)________ 451,730

Manter, James E., receiver, v. U. S— 153,511,754Mantle Lamp Co. of America, Inc------------------ 242

PageManua Islands, chart________________________ 554Manuals:

accounting officers, 1925, change....................520Army staff officers’ field manual________ 62,687Army training manual—

Air Corps-------------------------------- 981basic electrician------------------------------- 61,132chaplain, his place and duties.................... 687citizenship____________________________ 901telephone switchboard operator......... 132topography and surveying________ 806,981

bluejackets’ manual, 1927...____ 111engineering instructions—

changes____________________________ 45,516chapters.,____ 112, 248,317,783,879,880,881reprints of chapters.---------- ------------------ 112,

317,783,879,881,960Jefferson’s manual_________________________923national forest manual, amendments_______549of—

Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur. 555Government Printing Office, style

manual________________________ 229Marine Corps, changes________________ 395Navigation Bureau, changes----------------- 395Standards Bureau, visitors’ manual... 831Supply Corps, Navy, 1922, change____ 520

patents, classification, corrections, etc_____705survey of public lands, supplement----------- 231topographic manual---------------- 433triangulation and traverse--------- -----------------916

Manufacturers:educational orders by War Dept —

hearings__________________________461reports______ ____ _______________ 461,596

Manufacturers Association of Chicago Heights,steel_____________________________1026

Manufacturers Railway (St. Louis): operation___ __ __________________ 381,944valuation and excess income-

brief for I. C. C_____________ ____ —. 384brief for U. S________________ _____ — 511opinion of Supreme Court-------- -------- - 975order of I. C. C., Apr. 30, 1928 ------------ 770to print valuation briefs--------------------- 486

Manufacturers’ Traffic Bureau.....................— 29,299Manufactures:

census, 1927, industries and States-------916census publications for sale--------------------85,933growth, 1899-1923, study of indexes------------ 281New England, in the Nation’s commerce.. 215 see also names of manufactured articles.

Manufactures Committee, Senate: hearings______________________ 1007minority views__________ 1007report__________________________ 1007

Manure, spontaneous ignition________________ 5see also Green manuring.

Manuscripts: care, cataloguing, calendaring, etc..........247collections of Library of Congress.......... ..........656

Manuscripts Division, Library of Congress. 247,656Manville Jenckes Co., tire fabric---------------------385Maoraha I. & Anchorage, chart--------------------- 1036Map of the World, International, Bureau, see

International Map of the World on the Millionth Scale Bureau.

Map projection, see Maps and charts. Mapes, Carl E. (Representative from Mich.):

report made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com 581

Mapia Islands, chart-------- ------------------------------182At Tq y iq pud

accessions in Library of Congress, 1927........ 656air navigation maps..................... 132airway maps........... ............ 70airway strip map list----------------------------------699aviation charts________________ 46,658,785,884compilation from aerial photographs--------- 87conformal projection of sphere---------------------554construction, map projection applications.. 72copyrighted____________________________44,110,

179,247,315.393, 514,655,782, 877copyrighted, index, etc., 1927.---------- 315issued by—

Coast and Geodetic Survey.........10,72,213,282,347,433,554,701,823,916,995

Coast and Geodetic Survey, catalogues. 72, 145,823

1164 Index, 1928-1929

PageMaps and charts—Continued.

issued by—Continued.Forest Service...................... -6,

68,341,426,549,695,818,911General Land Office.—.......................... — 157Geological Survey, maps_____________ 760Geological Survey, topographic maps.. 23,

87,158,232,295,496,760,844,1014 Hydrographic Office............47,114,181,250,

319,396,518,659,785,884,962,1033 Hydrographic Office, etc., index______ 658

Northern and Northwestern Lakes Sur-vey______________ 267,541,686,1052

Public Roads Bureau.................... 992Weather Bureau.............. . ...... 8,70,143,209,

279,344,430,551,698,821,914,993 issued to naval vessels, catalogue................ 518

maps for sale by supt. of documents........... 757ocean mapping and its forecast value......... .. 279post route maps, list__________________ 665, 666steamer routes in H. O. pub. 171__________ 182topographic mapping instructions________ 87use of Harriman geographic code............. .. 565see also Atlases—Charts—also names of cities,

rivers, etc.Maps Division, Library of Congress__________ 656Mar Fow Lun v. John D. Nagle______________ 242Marble, rates on.... 32,98,166,381,640, 767,944,1021 Marble Products, Inc____ __________________ 1021March, 8. R., markets for industrial machinery. 13 Marco, Albert, v. United States______________ 107Marcq St. Hilaire line of position method.............181Mare Island Strait, chart.._____ _____________ 824Margarodidae, see Scale-insects.Margerum, Charles E., reinstatement________ 52Margolies, Edward, John M. Riehle vs........ 896 Marianna & Blountstown R. R., naval stores. 304 Marie Antoinette Perle Co___________ ____ _ 931Mariel, Cuba, chart of port___________________114Marine Band to attend Confederate reunion.. 464,

562,624,923Marine Barracks. Quantico, mosquito control. 46Marine Biological Labratory, Key West, see

Biological Laboratory, Key West.Marine boilers, see Boilers.

acts, etc., relating to, 70th Cong_____ 180,1032aviation service fatalities____ _____________ 878manual, changes__________________________ 395medical difficulties in Nicaragua___________ 248officers—

directory-------------------------- 113,249,657,961distribution and promotion, hearing... 484 distribution and promotion, reports 360,

624,1007in District of Columbia, Oct. 1, 1928.. 249rank, etc., to investigate_______________ 735register, 1929_______ 784

operators’ permits for Govt, vehicles______716

pensions, see Pensions.publications for sale by supt. of docs...........156rank, promotion, etc., to investigate............ 735register, 1929_________________ ___________ 784relief of members who misrepresented age. 442,

484report, 1928____ .’.____________________ 395,783transportation agreement with carriers. 62,196 transportation of dependents______ _______464

see also Pay, Marine Corps.Marine Corps emergency officers’ retired list,

see Emergency officers’ retired list.Marine Corps Reserve:

directory------------------- ------- 113,249,657,961officers released from active duty away from

homes________________ 591,721relief of retired, etc., members______ ______484retainer pay, date for filing claims____ 441,483

Marine engineering:bulletin of engineering information... .............. 45,

112,248,316,395,516,657,879,1032 manual of engineering instructions—

changes................. .................. 45,516chapters______ 112,248,317,783,879,880,881reprints of chapters________ ______ 112,

317,783,879,881,960tables of engineering data.................. ..................783

ParaMarine fauna, fosail indicators of climatic con-

dition!.... 259Marine hospitals, see Hospitals.Marine Standards Committee, see American

Marine Standards Committee.Mariners, see Notice to mariners—Sailors.Marines, see Marine Corps—Veterans, and

references.Marion, Ind., hospital at Soldiers’ Home........... 360,

622,721Markers, see Monuments and memorials.Market gardening:

st insects injurious to truck crops..................5,989tomatoes as truck crop__________ ____ _ 550vegetable seeds for market garden........... . 429

Marketing Division, Cooperative, see Coopera-tive Marketing Division.

Markets and marketing:agricultural relief (Fed. Farm Bd. act)—

export debenture plan_____________ 926hearings__________________ 833,836,926,927laws................................. 1001reports____ _____________ 833,836,924,1003statement of Harvey W. Wiley...............927

cooperative marketing-farmers’ and consumers’ cooperatives.. 392 livestock shipping associations________ 200membership relations of associations... 272 pooling practiced by associations_____ 812report of Federal Trade Comm.............. 228

data handbook of New England.......................702same, descriptive circular, with title,

facts for marketing in New Eng-land_______ 826

foreign markets for—agricultural implements______________ 74automotive products................. ......... 825,996dairy equipment and supplies......... 555,825dried fruit, United Kingdom................. - 348eggs------------------------------------------------------283electrical equipment............... 12,215,435,825flour, South America_____ ______ 74foodstuffs____________________ 702,825fruit, Netherland East Indies_____________ _283hands tools, Canada and Latin Amer-

ica___________ 13hosiery. South America______________ 12industrial machinery__________ 13,215,996irrigation machinery, etc....................... - 702leather, developing abroad.................................215lumber, British market............ ................- 283motion-picture equipment, Europe.... 826 radio............... . ................ 702rubber goods, European markets...........- 283vacuum cleaners............... . ................. 703,826

in Colombia, means and methods________ 12in District of Columbia—

estimate to continue Center Market—. 411site for farmers’ market.................. . ............716

market agencies, regulations of Agric. Dept. 200 marketing of—

American cotton in England................... 4antimony............ ............ 916barreled apples, preparation..................422California grapes......... .............. 66eggs----------------------- 4fish in cities, publications......................73,214fishery products, Atlanta, Ga________ 214fishery products, Jacksonville, Fla____ 73fishery products, St. Louis, Mo______ 214flash lights and batteries.. 146,283,348,435 Johnson hay, preparing for market..— 272 manganese ore........................................ 555peaches, price in New York City_____ 908potatoes, late-crop............ . ................ 812poultry, wholesale, in New York City. 987 seeds, hints for farmers____ ___________ 812timber, black walnut.................................. 695timber, farm............... ..................................... 276

news service, to extend___________ 531publications for sale by mpt. of docs............ 494research agencies, guide to publication!.... 348 safeguarding markets for Amer, product!.. 917 unfair practices, perishable commodities—

hearings (Serial W)........................................ 567report................................................................. 927

see also Crops and markets (periodical).

July-June 1165Page

Marking ehinook salmon on Columbia R_____ 701Marksmanship, see Target practice.Marlatt, C. L.:

bedbugs. ............................. — 204cockroaches _____ ______________ ____ .. 5house ants............. ........ 275see also Entomology Bureau.

Marmarice Harbor, chart____________________ 319Marmarth, lignite field, N. Dak., geology, etc.. 87Maro, Joseph, W. Frank Mathues vs........... 107Maroni River, chart_________________________ 182Marquis wheat, see Wheat.Marriage:

census report, 1927_________________________994effect upon nationality-

compilation of laws------------- 79hearings..................... 79statement of Emma Wold.____ _______ 79

of American citizens abroad_________ ______ 798Mars, William W., Missouri-Kansas-Texas

R. R. of Texas ps ...................................530Marsh, C. Dwight:

copepods of genus Diaptomus___________ 1044larkspur, or poison weed_____ ____ _______ 813range plants not poisonous to livestock.__ 338

Marsh, Clifford C., reinstatement_____________ 793Marsh, Hadleigh:

Bacterium tularense in wood tick__________ 979larkspur, or poison weed___________________ 813

Marsh, William G., v. United States_________ 872Marshall, F. R.:

farm sheep raising for beginners___________813silage.................................. 340

Marshall, Lois I., pension.................... 561Marshall, Samuel J. D., relief-...____ _______ 606Marshall, W. A., & Co., Inc__________________ 975Marshall, William A., reinstatement___________188Marshall, William B.:

fossil mollusks__________ 1044fresh-water and marine bivalve shells_____ 261new fossil pearly fresh-water mussels_______ 261

Marshall, Ill., see Marshall State Bank.Marshall Field & Co., see Field, Marshall, & Co.Marshall-Jackson Co., gravel................... 164Marshall State Bank, relief..._____ ____________447Marston, Roy L., appointment........ ........................354Martell, Charles A., fee for attorney................... 408Martin, Albert, hemolytic streptococcus bac

teriemia......... . 1050Martin, James V., v. commissioner of patents.. 919 Martin, John H.:

common white wheats_______ ____________ 7distribution of classes, etc., of wheat----------- 992emmer and spelt__________________________ 819grains for N. and S. Dakota, etc___________ 550growing rye in western U.S--------------- 550harvesting grain sorghums...............................207soft red winter wheat______________________ 429

Martin, Lawrence, map accessions, Library ofCongress, 1927__________ 656

Martin, Steadman, relief______ _______ 1050Martin-Nash Motor Co., automobiles..... ............. 846Martinez, Julia, egualdade de direitos para a

mulher____________________________ 253Martland, Harrison S., poisoning from lumi-

nous paint__________ 1031Martocello, Joseph A., patent appeal__________ 557Marvel Products Co., v. United States.... 369,954Marvil Package Co., logs_____________________ 164Marvin, Charles F., standardizing tropical

year............................................... 560,830tee also Weather Bureau.

Marvin, Charles F., jr., combustion time inengine cylinder__________ _____ _ Ill

Marx, A., & Sons, Inc., lead__________________767Maryland:

bridge at Paw Paw, W. Va___________ 442,476census of agriculture, 1925............ 72Conservation Department—

case before Supreme Court_____________975extinct ocean-living mammals...... ....................795fisheries, list of publications____ ___________214Geological Survey—

St. Marys County soil survey................ 816Worcester County soil survey________ 424

land for National capital parks, etc.—hearings.............. ............................................... 594report............................................................... 593

Fag*Maryland—Continued,

negro colleges and universities. ............... 22Pleistocene faunas....................... 23postal service—

alphabetical scheme for publishers_____256mail contracts________________ 254,321,322

poster________ _____ 255mail train schedules.. 256,323,522,791,1040post route map_______________________ 666

topographic map, vicinity of D. C________ 845Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station:

effect of mosaic disease on tobacco____ 913soil surveys—

St. Marys County_____________________ 816Worcester County____ ________________ 424

Maryland & Delaware Coast Ry., notes........ .. 32Maryland Casualty Co.:

United States vs............. ................. . ......... 190,389vs. Millie R. Jones..._____ _____ ________ 1046Western & Atlantic R. R. vs__________ _ 1046

Maryland Dredging and Contracting Co.. 152,312 Maryland University, see Maryland Agri-

cultural Experiment Station.Marysville, Kans., Standard Oil Co., etc., vs.. 975Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nuernberg, A. G.. 954Masland Duraleather Co________________ 842,1011Mason, H. E., healed miliary tuberculosis___ 804Mason City Brick & Tile Co.................. 500Mason Fibre Co., fiber board_________________ 162Masonic bodies, cataloguing publications_____ 877Maspero, Henn, Chinese civilization............... .. 259Massachusetts:

Agriculture Department—Berkshire County soil survey_________910

case before Supreme Court....................... 1046expenses during Civil War______ _______ 598expenses during World War_______________ 598mail contracts____________________ 254,321,322

poster.______ _________ 255mail trains, schedules............ .. 323,522,890,1040post route map................................... 666

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co_____173Massey, L. C., Charles Stockton v___________1030Massillon Belt Ry.:

abandonment of part of line................ 944deficit status_____________________________ 944

Master specifications, see Federal Specifications Board.

Masters, C. M., chart of S. Lorenzo I. Anchor-age______ _ 396

Mastodons and mammoths...................... 893Matches, rates on.______ ___ ______ 303Materiel Division, Air Corps.______ ________ 61,

133,195,266,417,539, 684Maternity, see Mothers.Matewan quadrangle, W. Va.-Ky.-Va_______ 295Mather Brothers, furniture____________________ 301Matheson, Kenneth J.:

cheese varieties... .......... 5cottage cheese in the home________________ 275neufcbatel and cream cheese............. 203

Mathews, John E., cases......... . ..........................312,389Mathews, O. R., dry farming in South Da-

kota____________ 550Mathias, Bingham W., compensation________ 566Mathias, Luc, relief_______ ______ 606,711Mathieson Alkali Works,.'caustic soda_______ 1026Mathison, Avie D., relief...... ......... ......... 447,624,711Mathison, Charles W., relief__________ 447,624,711Mathison, John H., relief....................... .. 447,624,711Matruh, Mersa, chart________________________ 182

Matthews, Herbert O., pernicious anemia.... 1050Matthews, Penelope L., appointment________ 52Matthews, R. G., markets for indus. machin-

ery___ 996Matthiessen, Eda, v. United States_______ 389,776Matthiessen, F. W., jr., v. United States_______ 107Mattituck Harbor, examination and survey.. 1051Mattituck Inlet, chart.......................................... 73Mattoon, Wilbur R.:

farm woods, a savings bank........................ 205forestry and farm income__________________ 426measuring, etc., farm timber.............................. 276

Mattresses: census of manufactures, 1927............... 994rates on.............................. 381,857

Mattson, Jack, relief__________________ 570,711,740

75341—29------ 8

1166 Index, 1928-1929

PageMatz, Philip B.:

standardization of laboratory work— blood chemistry__ 194,265,416, 537,682examination of feces___________ 60,131,194transudates and exudates, exam__ 538,804

tuberculosis problem, Veterans’ Bur______ 415Maule River, chart of entrance-------------- ---------250Maumee River, bridge___ _____ 453,719,744Maumee Valley Electric Co___________ 1046Mauna Loa quadrangle, Hawaii_________ 158Maury County, Tenn., soil survey____________ 989Maxey, Kenneth F., endemic typhus in U. S... 331,

537,803Maxilla:

compound fracture_..____ __________516lipiodol, maxillary sinus diagnosis____ 881,882surgery, maxillo-facial________________ 248,317

Maxon, William R., ferns in European her-baria__________________ 796

Maxwell, Laura W., v. United States_________ 630Maxwell, W. R., Fed. Trade Comn. complaint,

etc_______ _ 228May, John, attorney, fee----------- --------- 529May, Pauline A., executors v. D. B. Heiner. 313,651 May, Walter A., exr., v. D. B. Heiner_____313,651May Department Stores Co., U. S. v_________ 19Mayer, Jacob, ». John H. Glass_________ _____ 40Mayers, May R., diet and clothing___________ 245Mayers G., Cora, la education sanitaria en

Chile_____________________________253Mayfield, Earle B. (Senator from Tex.):

reports made by—Claims Com_________________ 471,472,604

Maynard Coal Co____________________________ 931Mayo, Charles H., danger to man of bovine,

etc., tuberculosis______ ■------------------926Mayo, Chester G., relief__________________.... 591Maysville, Ky., bridges______ 454,611,721,731,746Maysville Bridge Co., bridge_________ 454,611,721Mayton, Joseph, Australian public finance____ 11Mead, Bennet, blind population of U. S., 1920.. 432 Mead, Elwood, economic aspects of reclama-

tion____ ______ 295see also Reclamation Bureau.

Mead, Pauline A., health departments_______ 979Meadow Brook Club, relief___________ 447,606,711Meagher, S. A., Co. v. U. S____________ 83,107,152Meal, see Alfalfa-meal—Cod-liver meal—Cotton-

seed meal—Linseed-meal.Meal worms________ ______ 911Measles:

article on_________________________________ 264reporting of measles at different ages_____ 1049

Measures, see Weights and measures.Measuring instruments, operation, care,etc. 249,881

see also Weights and measures—also namesof instruments.

Meat:bacterial flora, ground market meats______ 517consumption in United States________ 202,909Government supplies_______ ______ 679inspection, regulations of Agric. Dept_____ 337inspection, supplies for Government______ 679investigation and certification______________692less carload shipments_____________________ 857problems yield to studies by workers_____ 423production in United States_______________ 202rates on___________ 98,166,303,501,640,767,944standards, advantages_____________________ 692

Meat packing, see Packing industry.Mechanical Engineers, American Society of, see

American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Mechanics, promotion in Motor Vehicle Serv.. 720 Mechanics, United American, Junior Order of,

see Junior Order of United Amer-ican Mechanics.

Meckel’s diverticulum...................... 882Medals:

award to Albert C. Read, etc_________ 464,563confer on William O. Trafton_____________ 734for Lincoln Ellsworth, etc., coinage............412for Police and Fire Depts, in D. C.. 613,717,729 presentation to Chamberlin and Levine... 17 presentation to Thomas A. Edison............ 256report of Safety Bureau, I. C. C., 1928-------- 384see also Congressional Medal of Honor—

Distinguished-service medals.

PageMediation (industrial), see Industrial arbi-

tration.Mediation Board............ . ................ 394

reappointing Pat. M. Neff member_______ 617report, 1928________________________________ 394see also Emergency Board (Texas & Pacific

Railway, 1929)—Emergency Board (Western carriers, 1928).

Medical Association of Isthmian Canal Zone, proceedings, 1927. 789

Medical attendance, National Guard_____ 267,808Medical bulletins, see Naval medical bulletin—

Veterans’ Bureau, medical bulletin.Medical Corps, Navy:

chemical warfare and medical officer....... 249circular of information_____ _______________ 883

Medical Council, Veterans’ Bur., addresses at 9th conference___ _ 538

Medical Department, Army_________________ 334,418,687,903,983,1053

in World War—finance and supply...................................... 903mobilization camps, etc., activities.... 687neuropsychiatry........... .............. 983

library of Surgeon General’s Office— index-catalogue, 3d series, v. 7_____ 334medical pubs., Library of Cong, cards. 246

Pharmacy Corps, to provide..... .............. 733regulations________ 60,195,265,538,682,901,981regulations, training_______________ 61,333,806report of surgeon general, 1928..................... 418

Medical examination, see Physical examination.Medical officers, see Medical Corps, Navy—

Naval Reserve.Medical Service in Veterans’ Bureau, to estab-

lish_____ __________ ________ ______ 736Medical supplies:

budget, medical supply depot supplies.... 113United States Army in World War_______ 903

Medicine:chemical warfare and medical officer______ 249combat forces in Nicaragua________ ____ _ 248Creek Indians, medical practices............... .. 55employees of Govt.,medical facilities_____ 153general and industrial, difference__________ 245la education mMica moderna_____ _____ _ 399Laboratorio Conmemorativo Gorgas de

medicina tropical....................... 184medical education, 1924-26_________________758medical social work in hospitals______ 248,317organization of medical staff, etc...... .......... 900physiology of respiration in naval medicine. 46,

113,248,317,516,517,882 preventive medicine for medical officers,

Navy_________ 46,248,517,882preventive medicine in industry___________ 245publications on, Library of Congress cards. 246 salvage of S-4, medical aspects_________46,113ship’s medicine chest and first aid............. 803synonyms in medicine_______________ 265see also Therapeutics.

Medicine and Pharmacy, Military, Internation-al Congress of, see International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy.

Medicine and Surgery Bureau____________ 46,112,248,317,395,516,657,783,881,1032

report of surgeon general, 1928......... .. 395,783see also Stitt, E. R.

Medicines, see Drugs.Medieval literature, see Literature.Mediterranean fruit fly:

article on. .......... 817eradication, etc.—

law_________________________________ _ 923proposed legislation................... .-._____ 897quarantine, notice of__________ ______ 908

Mediterranean Sea: lights, etc___________ 46pilot, supplements.................................. 883,962

Medway River, chart................... ...................... 1035Meehan, Genevieve G., appointment.................. 403Meerschaum in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. 1013 Megger, measuring ground resistivity_________ 75Meggers, William F.:

arc and spark spectra of yttrium............ 830,832standard solar wave lengths................... 221,223

July-June 1167Page

Meggers, William F.—Continued.theoretical Zeeman effects, tables_____ 222,223wave lengths, etc., in yttrium spectra.. 221,223

Meherrin River, bridge................ ......... 578,719,744Meier, F. C., cleaning, etc., of seed wheat____ 548Meinecke, E. P., tree giants menaced by

tourists............... ....... . 429Meinzer, Oscar E.:

ground water in Pomperaug basin_________ 935leaky artesian wells_________________ 23soft-water supply of Dakota sandstone____ 935

Meisinger, John B., relief_____________ 606,711,729Meisinger, Nannie B., relief____ _____ 606,711,729Meiter, E. G., painters’ respirators....................... 59Melanose, citrus, isolation of fungus, etc... 200,342 Melbourne, William, Navigation Co., Ltd___ 648Melchers, L. E., relation of age of wheat to infec-

tion with P. triticina_________ 691,820Mellen, Ida, aquariumsof the world in 1927.... 555Mellon, Andrew W., right to hold office... 928,1007

see also Treasury Department.Melo, Port, chart,____________________________ 660Melon aphid, see Aphids.Melons, refrigeration charges............................... 861Melting point of palladium_______________ 830,921Melville, U. S. S.:

food poisoning on board......... ................ 882infectious diarrhea on board............................ 46

Melville Island, chart________________________ 397Member banks, see Federal reserve member

banks.Members, see House of Representatives—Senate

—also names of Senators and Rep-resentatives.

Memel, chart____________________________ 319Memoirs of National Academy of Sciences____ 656Memorial Continental Hall, addresses.............. 531Memorial day, services of G. A. R., to aid____ 485Memorials, see Monuments and memorials.Memorials Committee, to create for House.... 361Memphis, Tenn.:

American Vocational Dairy Contest______ 20Freight Bureau-

lettuce____________________ 96mail distribution scheme__________________ 967rivers, etc., in district______________________540Southern Regional Conference for Repre-

sentatives of Trade and Industrial Education_________ 840

Men:causes of absence in cotton mills___________ 877hours of labor, legal restrictions____________ 513labor turnover in Chicago companies_____ 513occupational mortality in England, etc.... 193 see also Man.

Mena National Park, see Ouachita National Park.

Menasha Printing & Carton Co., boxes_______ 847Mendelsohn, Isador W., sanitary engineering

courses____ _______ _ 803Mendenhall, W. C., general geology', 1927_____ 23Mendez, Benjamin, Distinguished Flying

Cross.................... 588,711Meningitis:

at Naval Training Station, Newport______517in northern Haiti____ _______ 516on board U. S. S. Paul Hamilton____ ____ 517rise in meningococcus meningitis rate_____ 194

Menninger, Karl A., psychiatry (2entries).... 882Mennonite bodies, census, 1926........................... 433Menominee Chamber of Commerce, hardware. 942 Menominee Indians:

music......... .............................. 796per capita payment........ ................ 575

Men’s clothing, see Clothing.Mental diseases:

care of mentally sick by attendants_______ 804children, psychiatric clinics........................ 653fundamentalism and modernism (2)_______ 882manic prsecoxes........ .......... 538occupational therapy............ . .................. 416,804physical exercise for psychotics..................... 538physical recreation benefits............ ................ 980psychologist looks at psychiatry............. 537,682State hospitals for, census, 1926........... 59see also Insane—Neuropsychiatric diseases—

also names of diseases.Mentawei Islands, chart_____________ _______ 48

PageMenzi, J. M., Juan Posados, Jr. vs............. 975Mercer County, W. Va., soil survey__________ 815Merchandise, see Commercial products.Merchant, independent, practical aids_____ 74,556Merchant blast furnaces, see Blast furnaces.Merchant Fleet Corporation, see Shipping

Board Merchant Fleet Corporation.Merchant Fleet news____ 667,668,795,892,971,1042Merchant marine:

American documented seagoing vessels___ 14,75, 147, 285, 349, 437, 556, 704, 828, 919,997

descriptive circular___________________ 556answers to your questions______________ _ 525decision of War Cis. Arbiter rel. to term... 804merchant vessels of U. S., 1928____ 349,556,828

descriptive circular___ _____ 556seagoing vessels of U. S., 1928_____ 349,556,828

descriptive circular____________ 556signaling with U. S. Govt, vessels________ 248statistics, 1928____ 828trade routes & shipping services____ _____ 124see also Shipping—also International postal

service.Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee,

House:hearings....................... 585reports___ ____ ____ _______ _____________ 585statement of Manton Davis............. ..................834

Merchant vessels, see Merchant marine.Merchants’ & Manufacturers’ Traffic Bur.:

glass.... . ............................................. 95sand......................... ............................... . ......... . 102

Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.: freight rates______ ________ __________ 162Government guaranty (S. 3723, etc.)—

hearing....... ....................................... 357minority views________________________ 576report__________ 451

Merchants & Planters Plant Food Co...............376Mercier, A. A., effect of twist on yarns.... 288,289Merckens, August, United States v......... ............... 839Mercury:

arc and wave length 560 mg.......................440production in 1927....................... 285treatment of neurosyphilis.... ............................. 900

Mercury quadrangle, Tex____________________ 24Meredith, Richard N., widow v. Mexico______ 126Meredith, Mrs. Tommie J., v. Mexico....____ 126Meridian & Bigbee River Ry., notes...............166Meridian Traffic Bureau:

fruit................ ............................ 301salt.......................... 307switching charges_________________________ 37

Merir Island, chart_________________ 182Merriam, C. Hart, article on William H. Dall.. 259 Merriam, John H., relief___________ 591Merrifield, Frank L., relief............................ . 621,711Merrill, F. A., cotton or weevils.............. ................694Merrill, George P.:

meteoric stone, Peck’s Spring, Tex.............. 972mineral-producing regions of New England.795

Merrill Engineering Co., relief.............. 447,711,740Merrimac Paper Co., china-clay.._____ ________848Merritt, Ella A., street work of children______ 653Merritt, Schuyler (Representative from Conn.):

minority views—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com__________ ____ _____________ 731reports made by—

Interstate and Foreign CommerceCom____ ____________________ 453,455

Mertie, J. B., Jr., Sheenjek River district_____ 634Merz, Albert R., fertilizer mixtures____________ 546Mesa division, see Yuma irrigation project.Mesa Orchard Co., freight rates............. ..................379Mesa Verde National Park, information_______ 936Mesagroicus, weevils of genus________________ 1045Mesce, Frank H., v. United States____________ 107Mesich, Mike, admx. v. United States____ 753,929Mesostenus, ichneumon-flies of genus_________ 669Messages of President, see President of United

States.Messenger, Frank C., relief...................... 464,624,711Messengers, post office, compensation________ 151Metabolism:

relation to nutrition............................ 271,421waxy gene effects on fat metabolism (2).... 691

1168 Index, 1928-1929

PaceMetal bands for tying parcels for mails...............790Metal bases for plaster, etc., construction_____ 831Metal lath, simplified practice recommendation. 78 Metal workers’ dispute, etc., in Germany......... 513Metallographic standards, steel forgings............657Metallurgical limestone, production, etc............ 827Metallurgical works, accidents, 1926................. 13Metals:

and manufactures, tariff____ ________ _ 469,736contributions to economic geology............. 935device for cutting sheet metal______________ 657domestic exports, 1926.____ 12Government supplies___________ 679mining accidents iu U. S., 1926.......... 349rates on............... .................. 32reflecting power....................................... 439secondary metals in 1927................................ 918spotting of plated or finished metals (2).... 999 tests, publications for sale_________________ 934see also Precious metals—Rare metals—

also names of metals.Metaxiotis, Athanasios, relief________________ 1050Metcalf, Carrie W., exr., v. comnr. of internal

revenue______________ 776Metcalf, Edwin D., estate v. comnr. of internal

revenue_______________ 776Metcalf, Haven, larch canker__________________ 428Metcalf, Jesse H. (Senator from R. I.):

report made by— Patents Com_____________________ 751

Metcalf, Maynard M., parasites_______ ______ 796Metcalfe, T. Pryse, pit silos___________________ 423Meteor, steamship:

survey of south Atlantic Ocean____________ 913Meteor Coal Co_______________________________ 842Meteoric stone from Peck’s Spring_____________ 972Meteorological Instruments, Govt, supplies.... 679

see also names of instruments.Meteorological magazine, article from____ ____ 69Meteorological stations, see names of stations.Meteorology:

airport survey at San Francisco................. .... 820Antarctic region_____________ 69meteorological tables, 1927____________ 698monthly meteorological summary___ 8,69,142,

208,279,343,429, 551,698,820,913,993period in meteorological data_________ 209publications for sale by supt. of docs.... 86,373 see also Aerology—Weather.

Meters, see Gas-meters.Methodist bodies, census, 1926.._____ ________ 700Methyl bromide vapors..................................... 899Methyl chloride vapors.......... .................................. 899Methyl derivatives of benzeneazophenol... 558,706Metric system, publications for sale---------------- 934Metro Bag Works, United States v___________ 754Metropolis Ferry Co. vs. Kentucky....................896Metropolitan Church Association, census_____ 145Metropolitan Police Force, see Police Depart-

ment, District of Columbia.Metropolitan Rapid Transit, Light & Power

Co__ ___________ ____ 238Mettler, Charles G., v. United States______ 83,175Metzger, W. H.:

development of chlorosis in rice_______ 337,422correction of subhead on p. 422________ 544

Mexican border problems...................... 876Mexican Claims Commissions, see General

Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico—Special Claims Commis-sion, U. S. and Mexico.

Mexican Rubber Culture Co........................... 409Mexican War, 1845-48, pensions for survivors.. 582 Mexico:

alleged payments to U. S. Senators_______ 486descriptive article.. .............. 118educational role of library.................................. 184

same (in Spanish)...........................................252Foraminifera, new species from Eocene... 1044 foreign trade for 1927......... 965marketing flash lights and batteries........ . 348money-order post offices.......................... 255mosses collected by Brother ArsSne.................124pilot, supplements............ . ......................... 784,884quota for immigrants toU. S............ ................364travel routes and costs.................................... 146see. also General Claims Commission, U. S.

and Mexico—Special Claims Com-mission, U. S. and Mexico.

PageMexico, Gulf of, chart................... 396

see also Gulf Coast—Gulf States.Meyer, A. H„ soil survey........... .................... 816Meyer, Else, fee for attorney............. .................. 408Meyer, Francis A., relief....... ........................... 448,713Meyer, Helena M.:

copper in 1926.......... 217silver, copper, etc., in Central States.......... . 437

Meyer, K. F.: experimental food poisoning.......... . 882mussel poisoning in California_____ ____ _ 882

Meyer Shield Post, American Legion, lot.. 441,487Meyers, Charles E., vocational education_____491Meyers, Ed P., v. A. B. Allen________________ 954Meyers, George H., United States v.............. 41Meyersdale Fuel Co. v. United States________ 838Miami, Fla., aviation charts______________ 658,659

see also First Trust and Savings Bank ofMiami.

Miami, Mo., bridge..................... 579,720,745Miami Laundry Co., machinery........................ 944Miargyrite silver ore, Randsburg district_____ 527Mica:

case of Alatary Mica Co..................... 930production in 1927___________________ 436rates on______________________ 857

Mice:food poisoning experiment_________________ 882sarcoma, action of electric currents.............. 58

Michael, Wilhelm, patent appeal______________ 220Michaux, D. W., Ancient Egyptian Arabic

Order of Nobles of Mystic Shrine vs........................ . 1046

Michelson, Truman:Algonquian tribes of Oklahoma, etc............. 796Buffalo-head dance of Fox Indians________ 55Thunder dance of Fox Indians___________ 1043

Michener, Earl C. (Representative fromMich.):

reports made by— Judiciary Com____ ____ .____ _ 583

Rules Com_______________ __________ _ 467Michigan:

case before Supreme Court..........................671census of agriculture, 1925__________________211copper deposits_____ .r...'__________________ 759forest destruction, economic aspects.......... 818lands withdrawn____ _________________ 53,257mail trains, schedules_____________ 256,401,665map, post route--____ ___________________ 666mines, subsidence and ground movement.. 556 patents for lands_________________ 466,487,719

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station: husker-shredder_______________________ 338soil surveys—

Antrim County...____ ______ 546Barry County______ ________ 693Hillsdale County................ ..........................424Isabella County______________________ 547Livingston County......................... 910Macomb County................................... 339Ogemaw County_________________ 139,815

Michigan avenue, District of Columbia._____ 572,613, 717

Michigan Bell Telephone Co.................. 167,236,855Michigan Canal, bridge........................ 442,453,474Michigan Central R. R.:

abandonment....... . ...................... 1021bonds....____ ______ ____________ ______ _ 944rates on-

graphite.............................. 942sand..................... 307stoves.......................... 308window-screens.._______ ______________ 309

train service........................... 646v. George E. Mix.................. .............. 672v. United States..................... 242

Michigan, Lake: bridge................ 442,453,474charts____________ 267,1052

Michigan Motor Specialties Co.............................954Michigan Sample Furniture Co......... ......................842Microfilaria survey in Haiti (2 entries).................. 516Microscopes, Government supplies_______________ _679Microsorex, see Shrews.Mid-American Oil and Refining Co........................... 371Middle Creek Coal Co............. ................................. 92Middle River, examination, etc................................ 540

July-June 1169Pag«

Middle Tennessee & Alabama branch, see Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.

Middleton, Frederic J., receiver, v. U. S______ 650Middleton, Jefferson:

clay in 1927__________ 436feldspar in 1927......... 147fuller’s earth in 1927------------ 147graphite in 1927.. —____ ___________ ______ 75gypsum in 1927...................................... 285

Middleton, William, sawflies----- --------- 276Middletown, Pa., air navigation map-------------133Midgeley, Jean, report of follow-up nurse_____ 538Midges, see Sorghum midge.Midland Chemical Laboratories, Inc............... .. 500Midland Valley R. R.:

acquisition of line........................ 857rates on-

gas oil—----------- - -------------- 163gasoline.......................... 163

Midshipmen, see Naval Academy, Annapolis.Midway Islands, light list..........................................826Mid-West Fruit Co.:

freight rates._____ ________ 1019potatoes...._____ _________________________ 237

Midwest Refining Co., poles___________________168Migratory birds, see Birds.Mikuni Ko, chart-------- --------- 659Mildew, see Powdery mildew.Mileage, see Traveling expenses—also certain

headings beginning Pay.Miles, Florence, grains.-------- - ---------- ------------- 138Miles, Frank C.. fiber flax--------- ------- ------------- 819Miles, L. H., bridge__________________________ 579Milford Harbor, Conn., oyster spawning, etc.. 916Milford Home Telephone Co.......... ................ 236Miliary tuberculosis, see Tuberculosis.Military Academy, West Point____________ 687

board of visitors, clerical assistance_______ 461cadets, appointment and admission.... 539,687cadets, estimates for pay, etc_______________676construction of buildings—

estimate............................................. 533hearings....................... 17law________ _______ 719reports_______________ 359,366,442,483,564statements of B. F. Cheatham, etc.... 17

instruction of B. M. Arosemena___________ 458register of officers and cadets, 1928 ________ 687

Military Affairs Committee, House: calendar_______________ 80,359,459, 586,924

hearings_______________ . . 17,80,151,359,360,460,461,585,588,732,733,734,834,924

national defense act as amended_________ 1004reports_______ 359,360,458,459,460,461,462,463,

585, 586,587,588,589,590,732,733,734Military Affairs Committee, Senate:

hearings______________________ 483,622,750reports______________________ 366,367,482,483,

620,621,622,623,750,928Military attaches, see Diplomats.Military bounty land appeals, rules..—.............157Military camps:

Army regulations.................. .......... 805,981Medical Dept, of Army, mobilization

camps. __________________________ 687see also names of camps.

Military communication:Army and Navy radiotelegraph pro-

cedure________________417,684basic signal communication.................. ..............266training manuals, signal communication... 61,

132training regulations, visual signaling--------- 683

Military companies, Army regulations------------ 538Military discipline, Nat. Guard regulations.... 903 Military draft, see Conscription.Military education:

Army regulations. 131,266,416,538,682,981,1051 Army training manual......... 61,132,806,901,981Army training regtflations----------- ------------- 61,

132,266,333,417, 539,683,806,901,981 basic military training............ ......................132

correspondence courses, Army..................... — 61National Guard regulations................................903National Guard training, notes......................... 903

Military establishment, see Army.

PacaMilitary homes, see National Home for Dis-

abled Volunteer Soldiers—Soldiers’and sailors’ homes.

Military hospitals, see Army hospitals.Military intelligence, training regulations_____806Military laws, United States, 1921, changes— 983Military Medicine and Pharmacy Congress,

see International Congress of Mili-tary Medicine and Pharmacy.

Military parks, see National parks—also namesof parks.

Military passenger agreement---------------------62,196Military posts:

Army regulations................... - 805construction—

estimate____________________ _____ 677hearings__________________ ___ 461,585,733laws___________________________________ 719reports_______________ 458,564,620,621,733

in Porto Rico, construction________________ 461see also names of forts, barracks, etc.

Military publications, Army regulations— 60,805 Military records:

Army regulations... 60,195,266,332,333,805,981 incompleted induction into service------------ 621see also European War, 1914-18.

Military reservations, see names of reservations,forts, etc.

Military service, see Army—Marine Corps- Navy—Recruiting and enlistment.

Military societies, see names of societies.Military supplies, see Army supplies—Muni-

tions—Naval supplies.Military training, see Military education.Military training camps, regulations--------------- 981Militia, see National Guard.Militia Bureau___________________________ 62,134,

267,334,418, 542,687,808,903,984,1053report, 1928................-................ 418IV.consumption in 18 Ala. communities....331,536 cooperative marketing associations.............- 272dietary requirements for lactation. 199,272,338 duty increase, proclamation-------------------- - 970effect on growth of Rhode Island reds------- 5feed flavors and odors, preventing------- 203,547fermented milks............................—..................... 340la leche y la salud--------------------------------------- 184legume hays for production.......... ..................... 275milk feeding of children__________________ 899milk goats--------------- 201production, handling, etc., regulation.. 130,193 rates on evaporated milk_____ 29,765,942,1019rates on powdered milk--------------- ------------- 642secretion, measure of growth, etc.......... . 199,200service et reglements, importation du lait.. 6 uses in the home________________ _____ --- 140viscosity, physical factors.......... ................. — 3,4why drink milk?_________________________ 875

Milk-plants:economical use of fuel------------------ 989equipment----------------------------------------- 275

Milk River irrigation project--------------------- 1001Milking machines, cleaning—.........—....................275Millard, J. W.:

wholesale distribution costs----------------------- 215wholesale grocer’s problems--------- ---------- - 349

Millboard:asbestos, elimination of waste--------------------asbestos, specification_______________ ____

Miller, A. W., health of livestock in transit—Miller, Albert E., exr., v. United States.Miller, B. C., relief....................—...............

558221988174

365, 561Miller, C. S.: „

bridge____________________________580,721,746correction for p. 721............ 810

Miller, F. W., dairy cow and beef cow........ 421,547Miller, Fred N., Influenza at Oregon Univ.... 1049------- - . ~ -------- 566Miller, Fred R., to pay............................-...............Miller, Gerrit S., jr.:

expedition to Samani Province................ ...gums of porpoise Phoccenoides dalli_______mammals from caves near St. Michel, Hai-

ti...............................................-

795527

79619

516Miller, I., & Sons, United States v.Miller, J. E., dengue study.—--------------------------Miller, Jacob A., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc... 154

1170 Index, 1928—1929

Miller, John F. (Representative from Wash.): reports made by—

Page

Naval Affairs Com.... 463,464,590, 591,592statement before Judiciary Com............. 584

Miller, Paul A., air currents.................................... 279Miller, Paul L., to pay____ ________ _____ ___ 566Miller, R C., energy metabolism of cattle. 271,421 Tiling TIT ..Miller, Roy A., tests of airship RS-1_________ 684Miller, T. A. H., concrete on farms___________ 208Miller, Virgil:

precipitation of lead and copper........... ............436roasting of lead-carbonate ores____________ 556

Miller, William H., funeral expenses, etc......... .. 566Miller Field, to connect with N. Y. City

Miller Island,bridge...______ _______________ "1001Millers’ National Federation______ ____________932Millet, Everglade, downy mildew_________ 65,206Millichamp, F. Stanley, relief_____ ______ 472,711Milligan, Jacob L. (Representative from Mo.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com------- ------------- 454,578,579,580,731Millikan, Robert A., evolution of physics_____260Milliken Brothers Manufacturing Co., Inc.... 847Millin, R. B., farm sheep raising_____________ 813Mills, Mary S., appointment_________________ 793Mills, tee Cotton mills—Flour mills—Sawmills.Mills Sales Co..____ ___________________ _____ 372Mills Silver Works_______________________HH 372Milltown Air Line Ry., rates on lumber______ 97Millwork, Government supplies__________ 413.802Milne Lumber Co.:

demurrage......... . ...............................................93,162lumber.............. .......... 856

Milnor, Inc., United States v_______ .......... 83Milovich, Elizabeth V., venereal disease_____ 1050Milton Harbor, N. Y., examination, etc_______ 685Milwaukee, Wis.:

chart of harbor____________ _____ ________ 541conference on vocational rehabilitation. 930,931rivers, etc., in district____________________ 685

Milwaukee Bridge, steamship:case of Warner Moore & Co______________ 176

Milwaukee Motor Products, Inc_______ ” 510Mimitsu Byochi, chart_________________ _____ 660Mimnaugh, John L., executor v. U. S ' 313Mimnaugh, John L., Jr., exr., v. U. S_____ ’... 313Min River, chart of river and approaches_____ 786Minarets & Western Ry., securities.......... ............501Minas Geraes, Brazil:

Escola Superior de Agricultura e Veteri- naria------- ----------------------- 1037

same (in Spanish)....................... 1037Mind of an insect____________________________ 260Mindanao, coast pilot, supplement____________ 823Mindoro, coast pilot, supplement______________700Mine accidents, see Accidents.Mine-cars, rates on_________ ____ ___________ 1021Mine fans, performance experiments____ III”. 827Mine rescue, see Mines and mining.Mine timbers, rates on_______________________ 857Mine-type elec, equipment, inspection, etc.II" 997 Mine ventilation, see Ventilation.Minehart, V. L., azygos lobe of lung........ ..............538Miner, H. C., Lithographing Co., Inc___ 954Miner, Harold E., relief............. ......................... 740Miner Lumber Co., lumber_________________ ' 944Mineral lands:

patent, to authorize issuance— hearing............. .......... 751report.—------- 466

stock driveways______________ 466,562Mineral resources, see Minerals.Mineral Statistics Division, Mines Bureau.. 75Mineralogy, see Minerals.Minerals:

claims connected with the war— administration of act...... 758hearings____ ___________ 590law....................... seireport................. ........... ;.......... 463

deposits in Rainy Creek dist., Mont.... 760,935 industry of Alaska, 1927..................................... 634needed in national collections____ ____ _ 527of Cerro Mercado, Durango, Mexico.......... .. 669

Page Minerals—Continued.

raw materials, survey in major countries 996 resources of Aniakchak district, Alaska.... 759 resources of Portneuf quadrangle_______ . 935resources of United States—

1926, nonmetals.............. ...................... 9181927, preliminary summary___________ 75publications of Geological Survey_____ 85

visit to New England regions______________ 795see also names of minerals.

Minerals Division, Foreign and DomesticCommerce Bur_______ 555,702,916,917

Minerich, Anthony, v. United States__________ 776Miners’circular_________________________ 703,827Miners’ hospital, land grant__________ 467,629,724Mines and mining:

census publications for sale____________ 85,933laws rel. to Black Hills, etc., nat. forests... 486 publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 933rescue oxygen breathing apparatus_______ 827rescue training___________ ____ __________ 703see also Coal mines and mining—Copper

mines — Metals — Minerals — Pre-cious metals—also names of metalsand minerals mined—also certain headings beginning Mine.

Mines and Mining Committee, House:hearings.._______ _________________ 590report--------------------- 463

Mmes and Mining Committee, Senate: hearings._____________ 837report----------------------- ---------- ------------------- I 623

Mines Bureau____________________ 13,75,147,217,284,349,435,556,703’, 827,918,997

estimate__________________________________676motion picture films___________III” 11. 75,436publications—

complete list_________________________ 436new publications in postal card form.. 13,

75,285,436,703,704,827,997 publications on (lists)—

explosives, investigations_________ ’....’ 217report, 1928_______________________________ 285

Mines Research Board, see Safety in Mines Research Board of Great Britain.

Mingan Harbor, charts___ ____ _____________ 1035Mingan Islands, chart_______ ______ ________ 1035Mingan Passage, chart__________ ... 1035Miniatures:

by Edward G. Malbone, exhibition________796correction of entry____ _____ 906

Minidoka area, Idaho, soil survey_______ _ 424Minidoka irrigation project, specifications____ 846Minimum wage, see Wages.Mining, see Mines and mining.Mining Bureau of California, Mother Lode... 1013Mining experiment stations:

authorizing appropriation, hearings___ 837estimate for potash development___________676see also names of stations.

Minis, Abram, exr., v. U. S____________________ 510Minis, Lavinia F., executors v. U. S__________ 510Minis, Maria, exrx., v. U. 8..... ...................... 510Ministers, pension and relief plans________________ 957Minneapolis, Minn.:

address of Charles H. Mayo___ _________ 926bridge------------------------------------------- 453,475,719harbor, report of Rivers and Harbors Bd.. 595 switching charges________________ .. 771

Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R.: rates on-

cabbage frames................................. 90cans______ _____________ 636

receiver’s certificates_____ 166,303,501,640,1021Minneapolis, Anoka & Cuyuna Range Ry.... 379Minneapolis Eastern Ry______________________ 166Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba Ry_____ 860Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.:

equipment trust..... ............ 98leased-line stock certificates.____ __________ 767rates on-

granite............................................................ 639pipe..................................................................... 859potatoes.............................................................. 306

valuation................................................ 303versus John Rock.. 975

July-June 1171Pag*Minnesota:

bridges—Clearwater.................................. 578,719,744Hastings_________ 442,475Moorehead__________ 581,723,747Stillwater-_____ _______________ 477,723

cases before Supreme Court_____ 671,672census of agriculture, 1925____ 211land, Executive order modified____________ 793lands and waters, protection, etc.—

hearings________ _____ 602,834minority views______________ 734reports___________________________ 602,734

map___________________________ 157postal service—

alphabetical scheme for publishers...........523post route map_______________________ 666

Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station. 67,815Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co______________243Minnesota, Dakota & Western Ry., valuation. 945Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co_________ 872Minnesota National Forest__________________ 53Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange__________ 305Minnesota University, see Minnesota Agricul-

tural Experiment Station.Minnesota Valley Canning Co________________1016Minnick, W. T., medical difficulties—................. 248Minor, Harry E., funeral expenses, etc.......... . 566Minor, Susie, to pay__________________________ 566Minority leader of House, see House of Repre-

sentatives.Minot quadrangle, N. Dak...................................... 88Mint, see Peppermint—Spearmint. Mint Bureau................................................ 414,535,899

estimate........................................ 412report, 1928............................................................. 414

Miocene period: flora of Latah formation, revision.......... 844fossil mollusks, Chesapeake group________ 527

Miridae, bugs of D. C. and vicinity_________ 1044Misbranding, see names of articles misbranded.Miscellanea pan-americana____ ____ ________ 1037Miscellaneous circulars, see names of Depart-

ments, bureaus, etc., issuing circu-lars— also special subject.

Miscellaneous collections series, see Smithsonian miscellaneous collections.

Miscellaneous publications, see names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc., issuing publi-cations— also special subject.

Misconduct concealment, immigration serv____ 876Miser, Hugh D., volcanic rocks________________844Mishawaka Rubber and Woolen Mfgr. Co.____ 147Misrouting:

Allied Contractors, Inc___________________ 857Amicon, John, Brothers...................................858Beaman Elevator Co_____________________ 1022Bluefield Produce & Provision Co________ 641Brownyard, F. W______ ______ ___________501Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative

Assoc_______ ____________ 1022Harp, G. W______________________________ 32Hope Engineering & Supply Co_________ 1022Jones, Robin, Phosphate Co_______________ 166Leach, Omar______________________________ 857Levit & Woorman_________________________641Mississippi Hardwood Lumber Co............ 32New Bedford Board of Commerce________ 32Page & Son_____________ 858Piedmont Corporation______________ 1022Pine Plume Lumber Co___________________ 945Prairie Oil & Gas Co...____ 166St. Louis Cooperage Co_________________ 1022Snyder, Henry............. .......... 166Standard Lumber Co.._______ ____________166Valentine-Clark Co_______________ 858Ward, Wm. A., Seed Co., Inc_____________ 166Watters-Tonge Lumber Co______ _____ 166Wausau Southern Lumber Co____________ 32West Virginia Brick Co...................... 502Wickenhiser, John, & Co__________________858

Mission Indians, studying in California_______ 796Missionary Bands of the World, census, 1926.. 9Missionary Church Association, census, 1926.. 9Missions, Indian, of United States_____ _______ 88

Mississippi: Pagecase before Supreme Court_________________671census of agriculture, 1925... .................... 211district judge_____ _______ 359,718flood relief, damaged roads, etc.—

estimate................................................. 678hearing________________________________ 601report....... .................. 601

Geological Survey— ground-water resources....... ............... 23soil survey of Harrison County_______ 274

ground-water resources________ _____ 23Johnson hay, preparing for market_______ 272negro colleges and universities........................... 231postal service-

man trains, schedules_________ 522,790,968plants and plant products addressed to 790post route map.......................................... 666

venereal disease prevalence_______________ 1050Mississippi Central R. R.:

abandonment of branch line_______________ 858notes......................... 303

Mississippi Eastern Ry___________ 166Mississippi Hardwood Lumber Co___________ 32Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Ry________ 1022Mississippi River and Valley:

bench-marks, above Cairo_________________ 686bridges—

Alma, Wis................................. ............. 578,744Arkansas City, Ark......... . .......... 578,719,744Baton Rouge, La_____________ 453,474,562Bettendorf, Iowa..................... 578,720,744Cairo, Ill______ _________ 719Carondelet, Mo............................. 578,610,719Chester, Ill___________________ 578,719,744Clearwater, Minn..................... 578,719,744Hastings, Minn__________________ 442,475

Hickman, Ky________________ 578,719,744Moline, Ill___________________ 453, 719,744Natchez, Miss________________ 357,475,562New Orleans, La____________________ 453, 719St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.453,475,719 Savanna, Ill______________ 358, 364,562, 579Tiptonville, Tenn____________ 579,610,719Vicksburg, Miss______________ 453,610, 719

county health program following flood____ 130flood control, relation of forestry__________ 908flood control projects, lands withdrawn___ 403light list, Mississippi River and tributaries. 703 protection forests and flood prevention____140reports of Rivers and Harbors Board_____ 81see also Inland Waterways Corporation.

Mississippi River Commission_______________ 686nomination of T. H. Jackson, etc., hearings. 610 report, 1928_______________________________686

Mississippi Southern R. R., rates on lumber... 857 Mississippi Valley Co______________ ____ ____ 236Mississippi-Warrior Service:

rates on—Chile saltpeter______________________ 1025corkboard_____________ _______ ____ 1017

sugar stored in transit at ports____________ 170v. Abilene & Southern Ry________ 94,638,1019v. Alabama Great Southern R. R_________ 638

Mississippian period, fauna of middle Boone... 759Mississippian Railway, rates on logs_________ 767Missoula National Forest:

changing boundaries_____________________ 667to amend act to add lands________ 466,628,720to transfer lands to Helena Nat. Forest.... 793

Missouri:cases before Supreme Court___________ 671,975census of agriculture, 1925____________ _ 211flood relief, damaged roads, etc.—

estimate_________________ 678hearing.._____ _______________________ 601report____________ 601

mail trains, schedules_____ 256,323, 523,791,968map, post route______________ 666negro colleges and universities_______ ______157status of Militia in Civil War...................... 456strawberry pickers wanted, poster________ 780

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station____ 424Missouri & North Arkansas Ry., grain.... 500,853

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PageMissouri Bag Co.____ _______________________ 26Missouri Can Co........................ ” 309 1027Missouri Gravel Co..____ __________ ." ' 862Missouri-Illinois R. R. :

bonds____________________ 1022control of M. R. & B. T. RyZZZZZZZZ.........1022

Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R.:director, application of L. F. Loree_______ 303freight rates____ ________ ____ 500rates on-

brass-------------------------------------------------- 377bricks____ ________ _____ ______ 90pipe-------------------- ------------- ---------- ZZZZZ 502

v. United States............ .. 954Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. R. of Texas:

misrouting___________________ 641rates on pipe__________________ ZZZZZZZZZZZ 859vs. William W. Mars___ " " 530

Missouri Pacific R. R.:abandonment of line................................ 858acquisition and construction of linesZ.ZZ " 381 bon.ds..................................... . 381,641equipment trust_________ 10’2Fort Smith, Subiaco & Rock I. R. R. p "163,529 rates on-

brass___________________________ _____earbon black_____________ ZZ_____coal_____________________________ 2gasoline............... .............................grain......... ................... ..hay________ ______ -...ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZplumbers’ supplies_______ ' 'road-oil..._______ ____________steel...... ......... . ..................... .ZZZZZZZZZZ"strawboard_______ ____ Z Z ZZ Z Z

securities___ _____ ________ ’. Z.....................valuation_____________ _______

Missouri Portland Cement Co., sand .........Missouri River:

636297299 853766766 946100103 949945

98863

bridges—Arrow Rock, Mo____ ____ 579, 720, 745,746Brownville, Nebr____________ 453,475,720Council Bluffs, Iowa_____ 579, 580,611,746Decatur, Nebr_______________ 579,720,745Kansas City, Kans_______ 579, 611, 720, 745Miami, Mo--------------- 579,720,745Nebraska City, Nebr_________ 579,720,745Niobrara, Nebr______________ 579,720,745Omaha, Nebr------- 453, 579, 580, 611,745, 746Randolph, Mo_______________ 454,611,720Rulo, Nebr--------------------- ------- 579,720,745St. Charles, Mo______________ 720,731,746Sioux City, Iowa-------------- 454,475,611,720South Omaha, Nebr........ ........... 454,580,745Stanton, N. Dak________ ____ 454,720,745Union, Nebr________________ 364 442Washington, Mo-------------------- 580,720^ 745

Missouri River Valley:

tornadoes, Sept. 13, 1928... 343Missouri Southern R.R.:

construction of extension_____ _ 767v. United States____________________ 175

Missouri University, see Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station.

Mistinguette, schooner:master p. United States____ ____ _________ 175

Mistletoe Creameries, butter__________ ..... 26,90Misurata, Cape, Anchorage, chart____________ 786Mitchell, C. Thomas, jr., fugitive wanted by

Post Office Dept.._______________ 51Mitchell, Charles L., hurricane of Sept. 1928 343Mitchell, H. F„ rp., etc., of Fed.Trade Comn. 493Mitchell, John B.:

birth, stillbirth, etc., statistics________ 432,699mortality statistics____ ______________ 700 822

Mitchell, Michael W., p. United States.............’ 242Mitchell, R. L., physical therapy____________ 131Mitchell, S. A., trigonometric parallaxes of

stars___________________656Mitchell, Walter J., bridge_______ 581,611,*722,747Mitchell, William D., see Justice Department.Mitchell Gin Co___________ 671Mitchell-Rand Manufacturing Co_________ 239Mites, see European red mite— Leaf blister mite.Mitsui & Co., United States p_________________ 153

PageMittry, George, p . United States...........................243Mittry, S. K„ p. United States____ ____ .....Z 243Mix, George E., Michigan Central R. R. ps... 672 Mixed Claims Commission, U. S. and Ger-

many_______ ______________ 327407, 529,671, 798, 895,974,1045

awards, regulations for payments.......... 128decisions and opinions to Oct. 1, 1926 895extension of jurisdiction..____ ___________ 528rules applicable to debts, etc__________ 529,671rules of procedure..______ ________ _____ _ 799see also names of claimants.

Mixed Claims Commission, U. S., Austria and Hungary, see Tripartite Claims Commission, U. S., Austria, and Hungary.

Mixed Claims Commissions, U. S. and Mexico, see General Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico—Special Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico.

Mixon, Edward, relief. ____________________ 591Mixson, R. E., characteristics of propellers.... 316Miyako Hakuchi, chart________________ ____ 1035MO-1 airplane, see Airplanes.Moapa Valley, Nev., soil survey of area.__ 67,815Mobile, Ala.:

improvement of rivers, etc., in district . . 540review of reports on Mobile Harbor.___ 81

Mobile & Ohio R. R.:railroad switches__________________________ 502rates on peaches____ ______________ 945valuation.____ ________________________ Z.Z 166

Mobilization, Army regulations________ Z...ZZZ 266Mobilization camps, W’orld War______________ 687Model Dairy, Inc____________________________ Z 954Modern Chemical Manufacturing Co., Inc...Z 97Modern languages, see names of languages.Modern literature, see Literature.Modernism in psychiatry ((2 entries)________ 882Modoc Indians expenses on Klamath Res____ 479,

Moffat, Arthur, relief..................... 461Moffit, Fred H., aerial photographic surveys Z 759Moffitt, James, relief....._____________________ 588Mogmog Anchorage, chart______________ -----Mohair industry and Angora goat_________ ZZZ 692Mohave Desert, Cambrian fossils........ 55Mohawk Condensed Milk Co. p. U. S................... 510Mohawk quadrangle, Ariz..................... ................ 87Mohegan-Pequot diary___________________ 796,972Mohler, F. L., recombination spectra_____ 439,706Mohler, John R.:

blackleg, its nature, cause, etc......... . ................988dourine of horses__________ _________ ____ 909foot-and-mouth disease__________________ ZZ 201poultry-disease toll..____ _______________ZZ 139Texas or tick fever______________________ ZZ 423see also Animal Industry Bureau.

Mohr, August, relief________ ____ ____ 606Moisture, see Soil moisture.Molasses:

and manufactures, tariff____ _____ 469,736rates on--------------------------------- ---------- - 32,166

Mold:beet water mold and related parasites . 811,912

Molecular weights:determination____________

correction for p. 706.... Moles as agricultural pests, etc. Moline, Ill.:

airway map______________bridge..................... .................

Mollusks:

.... 706,830

.................810

.................693

----------- 70453,719,744

Cerion breeding experiments_______ _____ 795explorations in Cuba________ _____ _ 795see also names of mollusks.

Mollusks (fossil): Exogyra olisiponensis, etc............................844from Miocene of Va. and N. C._______...' 527from Reynosa formation of Texas...ZZZZZZ 1044 new bivalve shells from Brazil________ 261see also Cephalopods—Gasteropods.

Molybdenum in 1927..................... 918Molyneux, George E., patent appeal'_________ 438Momence, 111., dam across Kankakee River.ZZZ 718 Monahan, A. C., laboratory layouts.......................495

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Money;circulation statement.......... .. 58,129,193,264,

331,414,535,680,802,899,979,1049 information respecting foreign currency.... 542 issue of new small-size currency__________ 1047maintenance of stable gold standard, etc... 356 world’s monetary stocks, 1926-27__________535see also Coins—Finance—Foreign exchange

—Paper money—Public moneys.Money-orders:

register of money-order post offices.............. 255stolen money-order forms_________________ 50,

51,120,186,254,322,400, 521, 663, 664,789,888,889,967,1039

correction rel. to Licking, Mo________ 789correction rel. to Penokee, Kans_____ 186

Money Orders Division_______________________ 255Moniezia, see Cestode worms.Monkey, new liver fluke......... ............ 1044Monmouth, Battle of, anniversary stamps........ 254Monnich, Walter A., annular shadows_______ 538Mono National Forest, resources, etc_________ 6Monoazo dyes, spectral absorption_______ 558,706Monocacy, Battle of the, 1864, commemora-

tion_____________ _ 621,720Monograph series on American military partic-

ipation in World War_____ _______ 982Monongahela National Forest, proclamation.. 188 Monongahela Bailway:

acquisition and operation of lines__________ 303rates on—

coal............... .............. 849sand.............. ............................................ 644

Monongahela River:bridges—

Fayette City, Pa_________ 454,475, 720,746Pittsburgh, Pa_______________ 358,475,720Point Marion, Pa____ _______ 580,720,746

light list...____ ___________ 284report of Rivers and Harbors Board______ 595

Monopolies, forfeiture of patent rights________ 484see also Trusts.

Monroe, Day, la familia como unidad social... 117Monroe County Mutual Telephone Co_______ 303Montague, L. L., bridge__________________ 353,363Montana:

case before Supreme Court....____________ 672fossil footprints from Fort Union......................261grains for eastern Montana________________ 550hunting dinosaurs________________________ 795lands—

adjacent to nat. forests................... .. 466,562to exchange................................. .. 466,628,720withdrawn from settlement___________ 403

mosquito species____________ 1044postal service-

man trains, schedules.......... ............... 665,890post route map_______ ______ 666

sugar beets, costs of producing...........................127trachoma, schools on or near Indian res___ 803wheats, inheritance in crosses.............. .. 691,697

Montana State College, relief.____________ 606,711Monteith, John, jr., Rhizoctonia solani______ 3,142Montello Granite Co., granite_______ _______ _ 639Monterey, Calif.:

extension of Alvarado street__________ 366,442land known as cuartel lot............... ......... 628,720

Monterey division, see Santa Barbara National Forest.

Montezuma County Telephone Co___________ 641Montezuma National Forest, boundaries

changed............... .. ......... 53Montgomery, Ala., rivers, etc., in district____ 540Montgomery, La., bridge________ 581,612,723Montgomery Cotton Exchange, cotton_______ 941Montgomery Cotton Mills, Inc., v. U. S______510Montgomery County, Md., bridge___ 364,455,722Montgomery Ward & Co., see Ward, Mont-

gomery, & Co.Monthly catalogue, public documents, see

Government publications.Monthly check-list of State publications, see

Check-lists.Monthly labor review, see Labor.Monthly meteorological summary, see Mete-

orology.Monthly summary of foreign commerce of

United States, see Commerce.

PageMonthly weather review, see Weather.Montour R. R., transfer connection__________ 858Montserrat, money-order post offices..... .......... 255Monuments and memorials:

rates on monuments....... ............ 304tablets from Woman’s Relief Corps___ 458,714see also names of monuments and memorials,

or names of persons in whose honorthey are erected—also names of places where located.

Moon, J. W.: soil surveys—

Calhoun County, Ga__________________ 546Chattahoochee County, Ga..................... 693Hillsdale County, Mich_______________ 424Randolph County, Ga_________________694

Moon tables, Panama (Balboa), 1929__________ 400Mooney, James E., estate ». U. S_______ ____ . 107Moore, C. C., & Co., relief____________________ 606Moore, Clayton F., revenue acts, 1926 and

1928______________ 362,535Moore, Francis J., relief_____ ______ 588Moore, Frank F., relief____________ 607,711Moore, Joseph E.:

clinical investigation in syphilis......415,681management of syphilis______________ 803,980

Moore, Sadie M., see Deavenport, Sadie M.Moore, Thomas W., relief................................ 483,711Moore, Warner, & Co_________________________ 176Moorehead, Minn., bridge........................ 581,723,747Moorhouse, L. A., labor in sugar-beet fields___422Mop handles, rates on................................ ............. 381Moran, Howard, case............ .................................. 954Moravian bodies, census, 1926_________________ 281Morbidity, see Diseases—Sickness.Morearty, Charles B., bridges________ 453,454,745Moreau River, bridge________________ 574,715,749Morehead City, N. C., aviation charts_______ 659Morey, Frank A., fees for attorneys__________ 408Morgan, B. D., soil survey, Clermont Co.,

Ohio________________ _ 814Morgan, Edwin D., relief of widow_______ 622,711Morgan, Mary A., v. Galen L. Tait______ 240,772Morgan & Fentress Ry., deficit status________ 167Morganroth, Lee C., t>. C. G. Lewellyn............. 242Morgan’s Louisiana & Texas R. R. & Steam-

ship Co., valuation........... ... 384Morganston, Charles E„ appointing and

removal power of President________ 737Morgues, Jacques Lemoyne de, see Lemoyne de

Morgues, Jacques.Moriarty, Daniel J., citrus fruits.......................... 825Morimura, Arai & Co. ts. Taback Brothers___ 671Morin, John M. (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Conference Com........ ............................. 564,565Military Affairs Com________________ 359,

458,461,588,589,590Mormons, see Latter-Day Saints. Morosco Holding Co., Inc.......... .......... 896Morris, H. E., witches’ broom of potatoes,

etc________ _ 3,137Morris & Company________ _______ 975Morris & Essex R. R., bonds______ _________ 1022Morrisdale Land Co. v. U. S__________ 225,313,389Morrison, B. Y.:

chrysanthemums for the home.........141,819dahlias for the home__________________ 141,991yellow day lilies................................. 342

Morrison, Dan A., to pay________________ 487,561Morrison, Harold, scale-insects_______________ 67Morrison, O. B., cholangitis with cholemia___ 46Morristown, N. Y., bridge_______ 455,612,723,747Morristown-Corryton line, see Southern Rail-

way.Morrow, Elizabeth J , relief______________ 448,713Morrow, John (Representative from N. Mex.):

reports made by—Indian Affairs Com.______ _____________575Irrigation and Reclamation Com_____ 582Public Lands Com................ 467,594,734

Morse, E. B., markets for hand tools_________ 13Morse, Franklin B., relief_______ _______ 353Morse, W. J., cowpeas, utilization................. 819Morse Dry Dock and Repair Co. v. U. S.. 872,954Mortality, see Death.Mortars, see Trench mortars.Mosaic disease, effect on tobacco__________ 811,913Mosaics, customs charges._______ ___________ 1009

1174 Index, 1928-1929

Moscowltz, Grover M.: Pageinvestigation—

to appoint H. W. Hall member ofcom. 725to provide for investigation___________ 725

Moser, Charles K., sales territories, China____ 996Moses, George H. (Senator from N. H.):

paper presented by—equal opportunity for agriculture.......... 835

reports made by—Harriman Geographic Code System,

Select Joint Committee on___ 565Post Offices and Post Roads Com.........485

Mosquito Anchorage, chart................. ............ 1036Mosquitoes:

control of breeding at Quantico___________ 46device for applying anopheline larvicide... 899 infection, effect of plasmochin____ _____ 1049model mosquito ordinance________________ 59new species from Montana______ ______ 1044remedies and preventives_____________ 140,989yellow-fever mosquito_____________________ 275

Moss, John B., relief___________ _____ _ 447, 561Moss, Robert G., rank of major________________588Mosses:

Costa Rican, collected by P. C. Standley.. 261Mexican, collected by Brother Arsene____ 124

Mossman, Robert C., world weather records, errata-.. . 1043

Mother Lode system of California.................... 1013Mothers:

aid, administration in 10 localities_________ 109aid, summary of State laws______ ______ _ 957custody of illegitimate children.........................512mortalidad materna y mejoramiento de la

raza............. .................. 49talks on life and its reproduction.............. .. 332to visit European cemeteries—

hearing________________________ 622law.......... ................................... 720

welfare and hygiene— activities of States...... ................. 779,875administration of act_________________ 178exhibits and pubs, of Children’s Bur_. 178 extension of act for 5 years_____ ______ 731

Moths, see Lepidoptera—also names of moths.Motion-Picture Section, Foreign and Domestic

Commerce Bur___________ 702,826,997Motion Picture Theatre Owners of Okla______510Motion pictures:

copyrighted----------- 44,110,247,393,655,782,959copyrighted, index, etc., 1927______ ______ 315European industry in 1928____ ___________ 826European markets for equipment................ 826film and projectors, handling, etc.......... 517films of Mines Bureau, lists.................... 75,436in—

Argentina and Brazil______ ______ 997Australia and New Zealand.................. 702India............ .............. 826

Motor-boats:machinery, operation, care, etc_______ 657,783mail contracts, power-boat routes_____ 254,966

poster----------------------- ..._________ 255Motor-bus lines, case of A. Jaloff, etc................. 858Motor-buses, see Motor-vehicles.Motor-cars, see Motor-vehicles, and references.Motor roads, see Roads.Motor-trucks:

o transporte de carga por autoeaminhSo... 185 post office, instructions____________ ____ _ 522rates on. ........... 32,304see also Automobiles—Motor-vehicles.

Motor Vehicle Service Division, Post OfficeDept.............................. 255,522

credit for time served as substitute_________353promotion of clerks, etc___________________ 720

Motor-vehicles:advertising automotive products............... 347Government-owned accounting regula-

tions. ___ 255in Brazil, automotive products.............. 214market in Uruguay________________ 996market of Australia_____________ 825markets of Scandinavian countries, etc___ 996regulation of traffic in D. C.............................. 614supplies, 1929, postal service............................... 51world census, Jan. 1, 1928_____ ___________ 13see also Automobiles—Motor-trucks—Trac-

tors.

Mound City, Ill.: Pagebridge................................... 580,721,746

correction for p. 721______ 810Mounds:

interpretation by Creek Indian customs... 260 publications for sale__ _____ ____ 494,1012

Moundsville, W. Va., bridge_________ 364, 580, 722see also Langin Field.

Moundsville Bridge Co., bridge______ 364,580,722Mount Carmel, Hl., bridge___________ 456,477,563Mount Carmel Railroad, control by Reading

Co-------------- 641,858Mount Clemens, Mich., air navigation map... 133Mount Gilead Short Line Ry_________________1022Mount Hood National Forest_________________ 276Mount Hope Colliery branch, see Reading

Company.Mount Kearsarge quadrangle, N. H_________ 87Mount McKinley National Park______________ 761Mount Manresa v. United States_____ _____ 369Mount Olympus National Monument_______ 524

Mount Rushmore National Memorial Com-mission:

creating—estimate.......... .......... 676law.......... ............ 720report........................... 565

Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing Co. ».„ U.S----------------------------------------- 19,243Mount Weather, Va. property for President... 677 Mountain Branch, Soldiers’ Home, see Nation-

al Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Mountain Lake sanctuary, etc., dedicating___ 666Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.. 30,

99, 102, 238, 296, 297, 383, 499 641,646,851,853.

Mountains, see names of mountains.Mouse, see Mice.Mouth, see Oral hygiene.Mouthpiece for instructor pilots____ _________ 46Moving pictures, see Motion pictures..Mowry, Alzada B., sales program for isolated

hospitals------------ 1050Mowry shale origin, Black Hills region_______ 760Moye, Nannie, relief_________________ 570Moye, W. C., relief________ ______ 570Moyer, James E., relief_____ __________ ____ _ 353Moyer, Lottie C., appointment______ ______ 970Mud Creek, survey for flood control______ 449,720Muddy Mountains, geology................ ................... 158Mulcahy, Timothy J., relief________ ____ 464,624Mulch, paper, trials_____ _____ 912Mule-spinners’ cancer.................... ................... 178,315Mules:

production.............. 909silage for mules______________________ 340

Mulford, Furman L.: herbaceous perennials__________________697roses for the home____________________ 142,697

Mulherin, Raymond F., reinstatement________ 793Mullen, Anthony, relief.______ ________ 622Mullen, John C., bridge........................ 579,720,745Muller, E. B., & Co., chicory_________ _____ 848Muller, F. W., rabies.................... 516,517Multilateral treaty, see Peace. Multnomah Channel, chart.......................................347Munchhof, Edwina R., relief............ .............. 4/8Municipal airports, see Airports and aviation

fields.Municipal center in District of Columbia ... 449,, 613,716,1002,1048Municipalities, see Cities and towns.Munitions:

delivery to War Dept, of seized arms, etc. 482, , 583,720

educational orders to manufacturers— hearings______________________ 461reports------------------------------------------ 461,596

exportation to belligerent nations__________ 572Munn, Griffin & Co., herring________________ 31Munoz, Edmund A., pneumoconiosis________ 537Munroe, Helen, Smithsonian publications.__ 972Munson, Matthias R., relief_______ . 447,711,740Murcielagos Bay, chart.............................. 824Murdy, William F., syphilis, tremor of tongue. 517Muriate of potash, rates on..____ ______________381Murnane, Mary, relief.. .................. 570

July-June 1175Page

Murphy, Alex., & Co., United States t........ 19 Murphy, Andrew, & Son, Inc., motor-trucks.. 304 Murphy, F. 8., Lumber Co., lumber_________ 857Murphy, John H., admx. ». United States. 225,651 Murphy, M. Grace, admx., v. United States.. 225,

651Murphy, P. S., discharge coefficients of orifices

(2 entries)_____ ______ 706Murphy, Robert B., relief________________ 464,561Murphy, Thomas J., Co., relief............... .. 473,713Murphy, W. A., cherries_______ _____ _______ 848Murray, F. E., tattoo method of marking hogs. 813Murray, Frank, claim_____ ____ _____________ 533Murray, L. E., & Son, to pay________________ 1004Murray and Thregurtha plant of National

Motors Corporation________ ____ _ 729Musa, A. B., luetic myelitis________ _____ _ 804Muscadine grapes, see Grapes.Muscle Shoals:

corporation for operation, to create___1005dam no. 3 named Gen. Joe Wheeler Dam.. 667 lease to Air Nitrates Corp., etc____________ 588property rights of Tennessee______________ 733

Muscle Shoals, Birmingham & Pensacola Ry., valuation...._______ _ 238

Muscle Shoals Traffic Bureau, lumber... 97,165 Muscles:

atrophy in neurosyphilis_______ _____ ___ 900biceps, rupture (2 entries)_______________i. 516eye-muscle imbalances in aviators________ 882

Muscoid flies, Vienna Natural Hist. Museum.. 669 Museums, see names of museums.Mushroom culture for amateurs_________ ..... 819Music:

as part of occupational therapy____________ 804field music, Army training regulations. 333,539 Indian music............ ................ 375mechanical reproduction, copyright______ 596musical compositions copyrighted________ 44,

179,247,315,393, 782,877,1032 index, etc., 1927.......................... 110

of Winnebago and Menominee Indians.... 796 see also Songs.

Musk oxen, introduction into Alaska____ ______567Muskegon Ry. & Navigation Co____ __________640Musketry, see Shooting.Muskogee, Okla., Veterans’ Hospital, rent. 615,711Musmanno, M. A., amendments to the Con-

stitution.......... ..... . 833Musselman, C. H., Co., cans_________________ 160Mussels:

anatomy of fresh-water mussels................. 893fossil pearly fresh-water, from Peru........... 261poisoning in California__________ ________ 882

Mutual inductance, see Inductance.Mutual irrigation companies_________________ 550Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York_____ 173Myelitis, luetic, effect of pyrexia_____________ 804Myer, William E.:

Indian trails of the Southeast................... 55two prehistoric villages in Tenn__________ 526

Myers, L. E., Co., sand_______ ____ _________ 102Myers, Robert P., alkaline washing solutions. 908,

987Myiasis, human, externa.................... ......................980Myth texts, Wawenock, from Maine......... 796,1044Myxedema....................... 416

N

N-20 wing, see Airfoils.N. A. C. A.-M6 airfoil, see Airfoils.N. A. C. A. Roots type supercharger, see En-

gines.N. P. L. airfoil, see Airfoils.Nagoya Naiko, chart____ _____ ______ _______ 319Naha Ko, chart_________ _____ ______ _______ 786Nahma, Mich., chart..................................... 267Nailhead spot:

in tomatoes during transit..................... 691,819tomatoes resistant to nailhead rust_______ 428

Nails, elimination of waste._______ __________ 707Naitove, S., & Co., Inc........................... 291Najin Po, chart....... ..................................................... 659Nakusan Wan, chart............ .............. 659Names:

migratory game birds, local names________ 907ordnance, standard list________ __________ 62,

134,268,334, 542, 687,808, 903, 984

PageNames (geographical):

decisions of Geographic Board—1920-23______ _____ __ 1561928-29 ________ 21,293,372,494,632,757,933

foreign names, rules for spelling-. ................. 21Naming rite, Osage child.............. .................... 796,972Namo Harbor, China, chart............. ........................1034Nankeen lily easily grown in U. S....................... 206Nansemond River, chart............. .................... 823Nanyang Brothers, Inc................... 155Naphtha, rates on............................... 304Naples, Seaboard & Gulf Ry.:

bonds.......... . .............. 304control by Seaboard Air Line Ry_________ 167

Narcissus bulbs, quarantine............. . ..................... 4Narcotic farms:

establishment— hearings............................................ 17law.... .............................. 442,979report______ ________________ 365

Narcotic Traffic Joint Committee, to create___ 619Narcotics:

coca, plant of the Andes.......................................117laws—

compilation............ ............................ 443enforcement, report for 1928.................... 535violations, to secure information.............584

narcotic pamphlet................ . ................................680traffic in dangerous drugs, 1928........... 414treatment of drug addiction permissible... 680

Narcotics Division:creation to supervise narcotic farms—

hearings....................................... 17law.............................. 442,979report..................................... 365

Narovo Island, chart...................................................1036Narrow, see New York Harbor.Nasal, see Nose.Nash Finch Co., salt............... ........ 862Nashville, Tenn.:

Presidents’ plaza and memorial...... .......... 353rivers, etc., in district........... . .............. 685

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.: abandonment of branch. ............................. 858rates on—

coal.......... . ...................................... 28cotton-seed.......................................................1018iron...................... 96lead-pencils___________________________ 31lime.............. .......... 767staves......................... 36stone......................................... 863tomatoes............................ 239

vs. R. D. White_____________ 672Nashville Grain Exchange, hay____________ 95,942Nason, Wayne C., rural planning, social

aspects......... ............ 812Nassau Harbor, W. I., chart......... . ...................... 885Nassau Lumber Co., demurrage............................ 93Natchez, Miss., bridge______________ _ 357,475,562Natchez-Vidalia Bridge and Terminal Co_____ 357,

475,562National, see certain headings beginning Fed-

eral— Go vernment—Na tional .National Academy of Sciences........ 316,656,782,878

memoirs______________________________ 6567 publications for sale......... ................. ........156,1012

report, 1927-28____________________ 782National Acme Co. r. United States______ 838National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. 44

111, 180,316,394,514,656, 782,878,959, 1032.

estimates_____________________________ 533,676propeller research tunnel............................... 394reports—

1927..................................................................... Ill1928_____________________ 394lists, with prices......................................... 1032

to increase membership...................... 591,622,721National Aeronautic Association.......................... 407National Association of Farm Equipment

Manufacturers........... ..............................825National Association of Hat Manufacturers,

Inc.................. 501National Association of Printing Ink Makers,

Inc................ 766National bank notes, outstanding____ 58,128,192,

263,330,412,534,678.801,898,977,1048

1176 Index, 1928-1929

PageNational Bank of Switzerland, report, 1928 __ 841National banks:

capital stock.................... ............... 58.128,192,263,330,412,534,678,801,898,977,1048

condition, abstract of reports.. 128,412,678,977 condition, individual statements............... .. 898consolidations______________________________ 58national bank act...... ................ .....1.777*227State taxation, hearings.____ _________ 221 16see also names of banks or places where

located.National Bellas Hess Co., Inc., catalogues____ 377National Board for Promotion of Rifle Prac-

tice................. 418,808report, 1928....... 418

National Botanic Garden...____ ____________ 2 362appropriation, estimate........... 2222222222 362enlarging, etc., appropriation extended..2 1002

National budget, see Budget.National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Under-

writers.................. . 43National Canners Association_________ _ " 377National capital, see District of Columbia.National Capital, Office of Public Buildings and

Public Parks of, see Public Build-ings and Public Parks of National Capital Office.

National Capital Park and Planning Commis-sion........... 394,960

report, 1928.______ 394supplementary technical data__________960

to acquire land in D. C____________________ 441National Car Coupler Co., steel...2222222*1026National cemeteries, see names of cemeteries.National Chemical Manufacturing Co____ 490,776National Committee on Research in Secondary

Education, junior high school_____633National Committee on Wood Utilization:

accomplishments and aims__ __________915lumber, seasoning, handling, and care. 345,431 nonutilized wood in Virginia, survey_______431secondhand boxes and odd lumber___ 2 993,994

National Concrete Metal Forms Corp_______ 1026National Conference on Outdoor Recreation 18National Conference on Vocational Rehabilita-

tion of Disabled Persons, proceed- ings, 1928______ _____ ________ .... 930

National Conference on Weights and Measures: 21st conference, 1928, report___________ 55922d conference, 1929, downtown head-

quarters...................................... 55922d conference, 1929, program_____ _ ' 922

National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Students, announcement-......... . 153

National Cottonseed Products Corporation 850National defense:

act, with related acts, etc............. 1004universal draft system........................... 596see also Army—Navy.

National Education Association of United States, see Secondary Education Reorganization Commission.

National Electric Signaling Co. v. U. S_______ 107National electrical safety code, discussion_____ 351National Electrical Supply Co. v. U. S........... . 19National Equipment Co. v. U. S____ ________ 954National Fire Insurance Co. v. U. S__________ 753National Fire Proofing Co., hollow tiles______ 96National Fire Protection Association__________ 815National Forest Reservation Commission.. 46g

report, 1928...... 499National forests:

areas, June 30, 1928. 205forest figures, North Pacific District______ 695improvement of roads, etc., legislation____ 278just a matter of good sportsmanship______ 276lands adjacent in Montana____ ______ 466,562manual, 1926, amendments______ __________549motorways to and through...................... 426of southern Appalachians_________________ 695use, protection, etc., regulations____ _______205vacation in national forests________________ 341see also Forests and forestry—also names of

national forests.National Fruit Flavor Co., Inc................................ 932National Gallery of Art__________________ 527,796

collection of John Gellatly.................... .. 1002miniatures, etc., by E. G. Malbone................ 796

correction of entry.................. ............ 906report, 1928............................................ 527

PageNational Grange, convention_________________ 324National Guard:

arming, equipping, and training, 1928 ......... 416Army personnel on duty with, regulations. 687 commissioned officers, regulations________ 808enlisted men, regulations_________ ______ 62medical attendance, regulations______ 267,808official register, 1928_________________ 542publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 842real estate for use__________________________ 334regulations______________________ 62,134,

267,334,542, 687,808,903,984,1053 appendix, list of blank forms___________ 808list of current pamphlets_______________267

rifle range in Wyoming____________________ 258status of Missouri Militia in Civil War .. 456 training, notes_________________ 903training, regulations....______ _____________903see also Pay, National Guard.

National Hardware Service Corporation............ 312National herbarium, see Herbariums.National Home for Disabled Volunteer Sol-

v diets- --------------- 45,316,515,782,960board of managers—

appointment of John J. Steadman____ 588appointment of Roy L. Marston______354appointment of W. S. Albright........ 354 proceedings, fiscal year, 1928__________ 515proceedings, quarterly.. 45,316,515,782,960 report, 1928_________ _____ ____ ______ 515

branch home in Florida— hearings..... .............. 750reports_____ _____________________ 750,928

construction at Pacific Branch, estimate... 412estimates______________________________533hospital at Dayton, Ohio, erection-

hearings............... 483law...____ ______________________ 721report________________ ____ _____ ____ 622

hospital at Marion Branch_______ 360,622,721lands, etc., at Bath, N. Y., to amend act.. 360paving at Mountain Branch______________588

National Home for Lepers, Carville:activities during 1928___________ _______ _ 803statistical study of 700 cases.................. ............803

National hydraulic laboratory, establish.... 81,834National Ice & Coal Co............... . .................... 175National Iron Co_____________________________943National Leprosarium, see National Home for

Lepers, Carville.National Memorial Association, Inc__________ 725National Metal Moulding Co________________ 176National monuments:

glimpses of our national monuments______ 936jurisdiction transferred___________________ 733see also names of national monuments or

places where located.National Mortar & Supply Co., limestone_____ 855National Motor Car and Vehicle Corp______ 1008National Motors Corporation.......... .............. 729National Museum____________”.. 55,1257189^260,

326,405,527, 668,796,893,972,1044 collections, see special subject.proceedings—

v. 72, title-page, contents, etc_________ 125v. 73, separates____ ______ 190,261,527,972v. 74, separates______ _____ _________ 260,

261,326,327,405,527,669,893,1045v. 75, separates.. 527,796,893,972,1044,1045v. 76, separates_________________ 1044,1045

publications—for sale by supt. of documents.... 156,1012 issued 1927-28.______ 327Library of Congress cards......... ........... 393

report, 1928________________ 405National Negro Business League......... ............... I 681National negro health week____ ______________ 681

same, poster____________________________ ' 803National origins, see Immigration.National Paper Products Co., toilet paper____ 171National Park Service_____ 24,375,634,761,845,936

report, 1928_________ _____________ ______ _ 375National parks:

additional parks and boundary revisions—hearings............... . ............ 751reports............... ............ 628,752

correction of entry on p. 752 ............. 906glimpses of our national parks...........................936jurisdiction over military parks........................733lands owned by religious organizations........466

July-June 1177Page

National parka—Continued, portfolio............................................ 24publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 372see alto names of national parks.

National Pole Co., poles_______ _____ 99National Rehabilitation Association____ _____ 931National Research Council____ _____ 316,878

report, 1926-27_____________________________ 316report, 1927-28........... 878vapors of methyl bromide, etc_____________ 899

National Retail Grocers’ Association__________ 826National Safety Appliance Co....................... 646National Safety Council, spray coating_________248National Screw Manufacturing Co., iron____ 1020National Screw Threads Commission, see

Standardization of Screw Threads Commission.

National Show Case Co., store fixtures_______ 645National Society for Study of Education______662National Society of Daughters of American

Revolution................. 797report, Mar. 1, 1927-Mar. 1, 1928.................. 797

National Society of Ladies of Grand Army of the Republic, to incorporate______ 584

National Society of Sons of American Revolu-tion, property, to exempt from taxation___________ ______ ________ 571

National Soldiers’ Home, see National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

National Supply Co. of Texas_________________ 304National Tinsel Manufacturing Co., tinsel____ 646National Tube Co., pipe____ _________ 305National Union Bank, admr., fee as attorney.. 408 National War Labor Board, award_______ 603,708National Wholesale Grocers’ Association_____ 349National Zoological Park____ ___________ 528

report, 1928_______________________________ 528Nationality, see Citizenship.Nationality groups, old people’s homes... 876,1031 Natural gas, see Gas (natural).Natural history, Gulf of St. Lawrence shore... 795 Natural resources, see 'Conservation.Natural wonders, publications for sale........... 372Naturalization:

declarations of intention.................. 450,721,749laws, proposed codification________________ 224laws, to supplement-

hearings........................................................... 834law____ _____________________ 721reports______ _______ 479,727

publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 933treaty with Czechoslovakia_______________ 528see also Citizenship.

Naturalization Bureau___________________ 392,781report, 1928.................. 392

Naugatuck quadrangle, W. Va.-Ky____________159Nautical almanac, see Almanacs.Nautical Almanac Office............... .................... 519Navajo Reservation, telephone line____________ 442Naval Academy, Annapolis........... 398,661,964,1036

admission regulations........ .......................... 784examinations for entrance.._____ _________1033register, 1928-29.............................................. 398regulations, 1928______________ 661report of board of visitors_________________ 1036

Naval Affairs Committee, House: calendar....................... 463,734hearings___________ 80reports_______________ 360,463,464,590,591,592

Naval Affairs Committee, Senate: calendar____ _____________ 367,483,623,928hearings....................... 82,484reports_____ 483,484,623,624,625, 750,1007,1008

Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, chapel.. 464,624,721 Naval Air Station, San Diego, aerological

activities_____________ 279Naval air stations, see Airports and aviation

fields—also names of stations.Naval attaches, see Diplomats. Naval Communication Service............. ..................180,

316,657,914,960,1036Naval courts, see Courts-martial and courts of

inquiry.Naval Dental Corps, see Dental Corps, Navy.Naval directory, see Navy.Naval engineering, see Marine engineering.Navel establishment, see Navy—Navy Depart-

ment.

PageNaval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va______________ 248Naval hospitals:

business administration..... ..........................248medical social work, application______ 248,317see also names of hospitals.

Naval Intelligence Office______ ____ .______ _ 318Naval medical bulletin_____ ______ 46,248,516,882

index, v. 1-26.____ 248supplement__________________ 113,248,516,881

Naval Mission to Brazil______________________ 525Naval Observatory................................. 398,964

report, 1928___________________________ 398,783Naval Operations Office_____________ 180,395,1033

chief, assignment of quarters in D. C______ 353chief, rank..____ _____________ 359,366,564, 717report, 1928___________________________ 395, 783

Naval petroleum reserves:counsel allowed to act in other cases___ 359,

365,443

investigation, hearings______ 18,19,487,929investigation, report_______________ 752litigation, estimates______________ 533,676

Naval Post 110 of American Legion, see Ameri-can Legion Naval Post 110.

Naval radio stations, see Radio stations.Naval records, see European War, 1914-18.Naval reservations, see Naval petroleum re-

serves— also names of reservations or places where located.

Naval Reserve: benefit guide for officers, etc................. 882flight training for certain classes____ 1002,1005medical officers, information circular_____ 1032pay of warrant officers on active duty......... 591relief of retired, etc., members..........................484retainer pay, date for filing claims____ 441,483

Naval Reserve Force:list of officers (in Navy directory)...............113,

249,657,961register, 1929_________________ 960relief of officers released from active duty

away from homes_____________ 591,721relief of retired, etc., members_____________ 484retainer pay, date for filing claims____ 441,483

Naval Station, Tutuila, pollution of water____ 46Naval stations:

accounting numbers_______ ________ .. 252commandants, memorandum for_________ 49,

115,184,320,398,520,661,787,887,964 indexes____________ 184,661

general safety rules___________________ 183,251libraries, list of books available___________ 113see also Radio stations—also name of station.

Naval stores: good naval-stores practice________ 911rates on.................... 304,381specifications, index__________ 49,252,520,1037

Naval supplies:budget, medical supply depot supplies____113cognizance of material_____________________ 881specifications, index__________ 49,252,520,1037stock catalog, stores at navy yards_______ 252,

398, 886,887,1037 title-page and information supple-

ment__________ 252Naval Training Station, Great Lakes............... .. 882Naval Training Station, Newport............... 517Naval Training Station, San Diego....... ............... 46Naval vessels, see War-ships.Naval War College, Newport...... .................... 180,882Naval warfare, see War.Navarrete, Julio B.:

Caracoles meteorological station......... ..............279meteorological study of Antarctic, etc___ .. 69

Navassa Island:chart_________________ 250light list.......................... 703

Navigable waters: applications for permits for work in.......982bridges over navigable waters of U. S...........266

Navigation:American practical navigator.............................249craft, etc., working on wrecks, rules_______133finding courses, supplementary method___ 519hints, navigational............................... 319,397laws of U. S., amendments, 1st supp........... 437position plotting sheet............................... 251,1036

1178 Index, 1928-1929

PageNavigation—Continued.

tables for mariners and aviators__________ 658same, description________ _____ _____ 251,

• 397,519,660, 786,885,886 see also Great circle sailing—Rivers—Ship-

ping—also Commerce.Navigation (aerial), see Aeronautics.Navigation Bureau, Commerce Dept............. 14,75,

147,285,349,437,556,704,828, 919,997 estimate.................. ...................... 676report, 1928________________________________285

Navigation Bureau, Navy Dept... 46,113,180,249,

manual, changes_________________ ’395report, 1928............. 395,783

Navy:accounting numbers____________ 1037acts, etc., relating to, 70th Cong_____ 180,1032appropriations for naval service, 1929—

hearings_____________________ 18appropriations for naval service, 1930^- "

estimates..... . ................................ 533,676hearings____ _________ 444,602law........ ................. ........................... .. _ 72ireports................ ...................... 444,602,727

aviation service fatalities__________________ 878chaplains, appointment__________ _ 483 561court-martial orders_______________ 45,

112,180,316,515,657,878,960

enlisted men—bluejackets’ manual, 1927........... illoperators’ permits for Govt, vehicles... 716 relief of those who misrepresented

age---------------- ------- ------------------ 442,484training courses.......... ............... 113

249,318,517,657, 658, 960,1033 see also, below, personnel.

foreign officers serving with.... 113,249,657,961 government, articles for, 1917______________ 960hygienic and sanitary requirements_______ 516joint action with Army___________ 417,684,902

changes________________________ ..’982mail service, instructions for clerks” 254 officers—

commanding ships, memorandum for--------------------------- --------------- 49

115,184,320,398, 520,661, 787, 887, 964 commanding ships, memorandum for,

indexes..-------- ------------------ 184; 661directory.. ................. ............. 113,249,657,961distribution, etc., of line officers______ 484,. „ 624,1008m District of Columbia, Oct. 1, 1928 249register, 1929_____________ 784see also, below, personnel—warrant

officers.pensions, see Pensions, personnel-

benefit guide_________________________ 882_ care in Government hospitals_____ 441,484

detail for State Dept. bldg, projects___ 450management, Navy training course___ 658rank, promotion, etc., to investi-

gate---------------------------------------------- 735sons, etc., schools giving concessions... 395 transportation of dependents. 464 see also, above and below, enlisted

men—officers—warrant officers, publications for sale by supt. of docs.......... 156

ratings, requirements______ ____ _ 318register, 1929_______________________________784regulations, 1920, changes__________________ 657sundry legislation, hearings________ 2222222 80transportation agreement with carriers 62,196warrant officers—

pay------------------------------ ---------- .... 624,722promotion, all active service to count. 625,

724 register, 1929................ 734see also, above, personnel.

see also Retired list, Navy—War-ships, and names of war-ships—also certain headings beginning Med-ical—Medicine—Naval—Naw— Pay.

Navy and Army Joint Board, see Army and Navy Joint Board.

Pagev v — • — — — — lOv, I ,

316, 394, 515, 657, 782, 878, 060, 1032 accounting numbers....... ......................................1037acts, etc., relating to, 70th Cong_____ 180,1032aircraft purchased, report____ ___________ 394appropriations, 1929—

hearings____________ _______ ’ isappropriations, 1930—

estimates_______ _______ _________ 533,676hearings............................. 444,602law__________ 721reports......... ............. ......... ............. 444,602, 727

judgments against___________________ 648,1028orders, general_________________ 112

180, 247, 316, 394, 657, 878, 960, 1032 public works, to authorize—

hearings........................... 484reports----------------------------------------- 625,1008

report of Secretary of Navy, 1928 ______ 394,783reports, 1928__________________ 782sundry legislation, hearings____________ 222 80telephone directory___________ 180,316,657,960wages for civil employees_________ 180,394see also certain headings beginning Naval.

Navy directory, see Navy.Navy emergency officers’ retired list, see Emer-

gency officers’ retired list.Navy Recruiting Bureau, see Recruiting Bu-

reau, Navy Dept. Navy register, see Navy. Navy training courses, see Education.Navy Yard Division............................... 183,251Navy yards:

general safety rules_______ _____ 183,251stores carried by supply officers_________ 252,

. 398,886,887,1037title-page and information supplement. 252

see also names of navy yards or places where located.

Nawiliwili Bay, chart______________ ______ _ 282Naylor, Margaret E., to pay..’._______________ 566Neafie & Levy Ship and Engine Building Co. 83Neal, Albert B., appointment________________ 585Neal, Charles N., relief___________________ 622,733Neal, J. Henry, trustee, cases_____________ 241,508Neal, Paul R., typhoid, etc______________ 194,332Near East Relief, report, 1928________________ 737Neary, Edward M., Weil & Thorp vs.... . 530 Nebraska:

census of agriculture, 1925________________ 211compacts with Colo., etc., consent 618mail trains, schedules........ 255,401, 665,890,1040post route map__________________ 666transfer Niobrara I. to Nebraska... 451,487,562

Nebraska City, Nebr., bridge________ 579,720,745Nebraska National Forest, resources, etc_____ 696Nebraska University:

Conservation and Survey Division-Buffalo County soil survey____________ 424Garden County soil survey____________ 910Kearney County soil survey___________ 815Platte County soil survey_____________ 989

Neches Canal Co., dam__________________ 580,721Neches River dam_________ _____________ 580,721Neches Water Co., dam....... ......... . 580,721Neck:

syphilis of cervical vertebrae____________ 1050transfixion wound_____________________ 46,113

Necrosis, acute pancreatic_____ 2.2221221222.. 1050Needy, J., & Co., bedding for cattle_______ 377Neelys Ferry, bridge__________________577,716,742Neff, Pat M., to reappoint to Mediation Bd 617 Negotiable instruments see Drafts—Treasury

checks.Negroes:

colleges and universities, survey______ 22,86,157,231,373, 843

education of negro race, 1925-26____________ 633health studies of negro children_______ 264,536memorial building______________________ 725national negro health week, 1929. . ’” 681

poster................ 2 803pernicious anemia......................... 1050publications, Government______________2. 933

Neil, J. H., Creamery Co. v. U. S____________2 108Neimeister, Homer D., relief_________________ 588Neller, J. R., changes in apples.........................2.2 3Nelson, Andre, relief of mother...................... 714,749

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Nelson, C. N., case against trustees___________ 313Nelson, Casper I., wheat hybrids_________ 691,692Nelson, John A., post-traumatic aphasia______ 60Nelson, John E. (Representative from Me):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com_______ ________ ________ 455Nelson, N. A., syphilis, etc., in Holyoke,

Mass_______ 1050Nelson, N. O., Manufacturing Co_____________ 946Nelson, N. P., & Co., relief___________ 447,607,711Nelson, Robert M., to pay mother____________ 924Nelson, Thea J., to pay________________________924Nelson & Albemarle Ry.:

deficit status____ _________ 167rates on soapstone_________________________ 239

Nemas, see Nematode worms.Nematode worms:

aid fight to control insect pests... .............. 206from animals dying in Calcutta___________893in cysts of sugar-beet nematode_______ 337,550new nematode worms from rodents..-. 327,972 trichostrongylid worm, genus Cooperia___ 326see also names of worms.

Nenana townsite, Alaska, unimproved lots... 1040 N eoarsphenamine:

administration, reactions (2 entries)______ 517poisoning, report of fatal case.............................882

Nephritis:acute, with hemorrhage and general edema. 900discussion of nephritides___________________ 789

Nephrolithiasis, with case reports...____ _______ 538Nerve, facial, preservation (2 entries)____ ______882Nervous diseases, see Neuropsychiatric dis-

eases—also names of diseases.Ness, Marie M., seedling mortality in cotton.. 3 Netherland East Indies, see Malay Archipelago.Netherlands:

arbitration treaty with U. S.................... 893,973chart._________ 518electrical equipment market____________215peace advancement, agreement with U. S. 190

Nethken, C. E., United Fuel Gas Co. vs_____ 529Neufahrwasser, chart_________ 319Neufchatel cheese, see Cheese.Neumann, David A., relief_______ _____ 591Neumann, Frank, seismological reports___ 145,433Neuritis, sciatic, treated with thyroid extract.. 194 Neuropsychiatric diseases:

bibliotherapy treatment in hospital_______980consultants in Army in World War (2).... 983 discharged patients, survey of group______ 980in American Expeditionary Forces... 983,1053 in Army in World War_______________ _ 983intrahospital staff post-graduate study____ 415nursing, time study in hospitals______ 131,194see also Mental diseases.

Neurosyphilis, see Syphilis.Neuss, Hesslein & Co., Inc__________________ 1029Nevada:

gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc________ 147land for air navigation facilities____________ 188lands withdrawn......... ........... ............. .. 970,1041mail trains, schedules...... ........... 256,401,665,890post route map__________ 665reimbursement, statement............... ................493relief--------------------------- 619,711,732

Nevada-California-Oregon Ry.: valuation................................ 645versus United States.____ ________________ 41

Nevada County Narrow Gauge R. R.: United States vs.......___ _______ 127,799valuation.......... . .................. 98

Nevada University:Mackay School of Mines—

bentonite................... 436Nevens, W. B„ cattle, effects of fasting, etc.. 3,545Nevis Island, money-order post offices________ 255New, Harry S., see Post Office Department.New Apostolic Church, census, 1926__________ 9New Bedford Board of Commerce:

cotton........... .............. 850misrouting......................... 32

New Bern, N. C., colonial, etc., events_______ 735New Departure Manufacturing Co.vs. U.S... 490New Dorp lane, New York City, land cession. 589New England:

European corn borer, host plants_________ 547external trade......... ................ 215

New England—Continued. Pagefishing vessels, landings—

1928 (2 entries).............. 995monthly statement.____ ____________ 73,

146,214, 282,347,434,555,824,995 light list...____ ___________ _____ ________ 917

manufactures in the Nation’s commerce... 215 market data handbook___________________ 702

same, descriptive circular, with title, facts for marketing in New Eng-land_________ 826

mineral producing regions.................................795ports of southern New England.......................196retailer and consumer______________________215

New England Steamship Co., rates on twine.. 505 New Hampshire:

court, times of holding.................................... 619mail contracts (3 entries in all)________ 254,322

poster_______________ 255mail trains, schedules................ 323,522,890,1040post route map___________________________ 666

New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co., land.... 367,465,593

New Harmony, Ind., bridge............. 456,724,748New Harmony Bridge Co., bridge_____ ______ 748New Haven, Conn.:

chart____________ 72ground water in area......... . .......... 87respiratory illness in schools__________ 681,900

New Hope Church, Ga., monument___________ 587New Iberia Livestock Experiment Station____ 674New Jersey:

census of agriculture, 1925________________ 211child labor.................. 109election of Senator—

hearings.................. .............................. 225report..................... 614

fisheries, 1926_____________________________ 73fisheries, list of publications________________995luminous watch dial manufacture, hazard. 1031 postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers____ 402mail contracts (2 entries)......... ................ 322mail trains, schedule______________ 256,323post route map____________ 666

Public Utility Commissioners Board—Lehigh Valley R. R. vs................ 328

quality of surface waters___________ 23tidal bench marks______________________ 282

New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station.. 908New Jersey Bell Telephone Co_______________ 1020New Jersey Department of Amer. Legion____ 464,

624, 721New Jersey Interstate Bridge, etc., Comn_____979New Jersey State Agricultural Experiment

Station, see New Jersey Agricul-tural Experiment Station.

New London, Conn., see Coast Guard Acad-emy, New London.

New Martinsville, W. Va., bridge____ 454,721,746New Mexico:

consent of Congress to compacts with— Arizona________ 481,717,727Colorado_____________________ 481,723,727Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah_______ 618Oklahoma____________________ 480,715,726Oklahoma and Texas_________ 481,723,727

Corporation Commission— lepidolite________ 31

geologic atlas............. ................ 294geology, outline____________ 844gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc......... 285,918lands—

for Eastern N. Mex. Normal School.... 628, 734

opened to homestead entry_______ 258,891restored to entry_____________ 123withdrawn............. .. 123,403,667,891,970

postal service—alphabetical scheme for publishers........ 969mail trains, schedules................ 401,791,1040post route map................... .......................... 666

red beds and associated formations_______ 844titles of citizens to lands transferred.. 584,726

New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station. 67New Mexico Central Ry................................... 167,381New Orleans, La.:

Army Supply Base, rental................ .. 588,721Association of Governmental Officials in

Industry of United States andCanada............................................ 957

1180 Index, 1928-1929

New Orleans, La.—Continued. Pagebridge............................................ 453,719port limits of customs dlst. extended______ 1041rainfall, frequency and intensity....................820rivers, etc., in district.......................... 540sub treasury, etc., to repeal law-

hearings-------------- ---------- - ------------------- 465law............. . .................. .. 721reports------------------- ---------------------- 465,627

New Orleans & Northeastern R. R.: rates on-

fiber board.................... 162mop handles__________ 381

routing on grain, elimination............ . ..............101New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.:

bonds------------------------------ 98,1022safety appliances___ __________ 169

296,376,496,635,761,846,937,1015index, v. 19............... 375

New River Collieries Co. v. U. S_____________ 176New River Inlet, chart....................... 11New York, ferryboat:

owner ». U. S. S. Wasp___________________ 389New York & Baltimore Transportation Line

». United States.____ _______ 290,776New York Architectural Terra Cotta Co_____ 772New York Central R. R.:

accident at Watkins Glen, N.Y................ 769as assignee—

Central New England Ry. vs..................975as lessee—

United States vs_____ ______ 56,105,773,799construction of branch line. ______ 945equipment trust_________________________ 1022Interstate Commerce Commission »... 160,234mail trains, schedules. .................. . 256,401,665misrouting.._________ ___________ 641rates on-

boilers... bottles., cast-iron, cattle....gypsum lathing, lumber.

.... 89

.... 234

.... 2790,1016

30164856

sand------------------ 384,862sealing wax_____________ 239steel..--------- - --------- 103,504stone_____________ 36toilet paper..___________ 171wind-shield cleaners...................................... 309wool--------------------------- 505zinc battery shells______ _______ 867

stock...______ ___________________________ 98unification__________________ 768vs. Edward H. Johnson, etc________________896

New York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.: acquisition and operation................... 1022acquisition and s.tock issue_______________ 98bonds------------------------------------ 304,381demurrage______ _____ 93Interstate Commerce Commissions... 160,234 notes_____________________________________ 236rates on—.

barrels........................ 26beverages........................................... 847burlap bags_______________ 26iron....................... 1020piling_______________________ 946sugar-beets____________________________ 308

New York City:addresses—

law observance......................... 890,969settlement of international disputes___327supervision of rural schools____________ 934

air navigation map_______________________ 133appraisers’stores building_________ _____ 674cession of land on New Dorp lane__________ 589Coast Guard store, stock catalogue______ 1048market price of peaches___________________ 908marketing of live poultry wholesale________ 987quarantine station, vessel fumigation.. 264,414 rapid transit ry. on U. S. property-

hearings............................. 465law........................... 563reports......... ................................ 367,465

rat and rat-flea survey of ships.............. 803,1049

New York City—Continued. Pagerelief---------------------------- 598,735rivers, etc., in districts.. .............................. 540safety specifications in building____________ 958Transit Commission vs. Interborough Rapid

Transit Co., etc______ _______ 895see also Chase National Bank—Federation

Bank & Trust Co.—Fifth Avenue Bank—Public N ational Bank—Sea-board National Bank—also Port ofNew York Authority.

New York Connecting R. R................................... 93New York County, N. Y.:

district attorney—cases before Supreme Court__________ 976

New York Development Association, Inc.. 582,723 New York Harbor:

chart of anchorage_________ _____ 282light list________________________ 917tidal current charts............................. 346,700tide table, 1929___________________ 554

New York Harbor Supervisor_________ 807report, 1928............ 807

New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.: abandonment of ferry................................... 768Charles L. Douglas vs...................................... 975equipment trust____ _____ 641freight rates_______ ______ 852rates on-

brass----------- .................._______ 939clothes wringers............................................. 91cocoa____________ 299cranberries................... ................ 1018lumber................................... 767paper............................... 382quebracho............ .................... 237rosin size..______ ________ 643sand...______ _____ 307,503shoe-polish................................... 308shovel handles__________ 504trisodium phosphate............................... 865wire______________ 38wood-pulp.............................. 505

refrigeration------------------- 307,861,948train-stop device_________ 308,309

New York, Ontario & Western Ry.: rates on shingles_ _______ 770valuation_______________________ 1023

New York Pharmaceutical Conference, Inc.... 842 New York State:

canals, chart______ 686court cases—

Federal Radio Commission... 492,755,1010Latrobe, Gamble, jr ........... 975Roschen, William................... 976Salomon, Leo____________ 672Sanitary District of Chicago........ ..............671Simonson, Nettie I__________ 672Zimmerman, Charles F............ 328

district judges— appointment_____ 359,361,482,718,727investigation of F. A. Winslow______ 584,

619,726Investigation of G. M. Moscowitz (2) . 725

fisheries, 1926........... 73fisheries, list of publications______ ”””” 995flood relief fcr farmers—

hearings.............. . ............ 567,601report---------------------------- 601

Labor Department and industrial life_____245postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers_402mail contracts (3 entries in all).... 254,322 mail contracts, poster___________ 255mail trains, schedules____ _______ 256,323post route map................................... 666

welfare and hygiene of maternity, etc...”' 875New York State Bridge and Tunnel Comn.... 979New York State Camp for Veterans__________ 360New York State Railways_________________ 170New York, Susquehanna & Western R R.:

abandonment of branch line.................... 32rates on tar-oil............................................... 865

New York Telephone Co__________________... 502New York Wire Clo’th Co., wire____________ 172New Zealand:

lights, etc., on coasts....................................1033motion pictures....................................................... 702

July-June 1181Page

New Zealand—Continued.old-age pensions, bibliography........... 780,781sales territories........... ................ 917

Newark Milk & Cream Co..................................... 872Newbauer, J. H., & Co., paper............ ................ 642Newburger Cotton Co., Inc., cotton_________ 1018Newcomb, A. C., receiver, v. United States___ 871Newcomer, E. J.:

codling moth control, Pacific Northwest... 910European red mite, Pacific Northwest..... 694

Newell, Floyd A., claim................................. 673Newfoundland:

chart of west coast-------------------------------963grasses............................ .... 796money-order post offices__________________ 255pilot, supplement________________ —..........- 784radio broadcasting interference by ships... 126

Newlands irrigation project____ ______________ 616Newman, B. M., effect of plasmochin on malaria

gametocytes__________ 1049Newman, Daniel A., see Neumann, David A.Newman, Harry W., European markets for

rubber sundries................ .....-- 283Newman, Simon, Co., cattle------- -------- 377Newman Brothers, relief_________________ 473,713Newman, Saunders & Co., Inc., v. U. S______ 152Newport, Ark., bridge......... ............ 1001Newport, R. I., see Naval Training Station,

Newport—Naval War College, Newport.

Newport Company, naphtha________ ________ 304Newport News, Va., tide calendar.. 46,114,181,250,

319, 396, 518, 658, 785, 884, 962, 1033Newport Rolling Mill Co., spelter____ ____ _ 170Newson & McLeod, potatoes................................. 860Newspaper sellers in Washington, D. C______ 42Newspaper wrappers, see Wrappers.Newspapers:

contributions to, copyrighted_____________ 44,110,179, 247,315,393,514, 655,782,877

contributions to, copyrighted, index, 1927.. 315 holdings of Internal. Paper & Power Co.. 967,

1039productivity of labor in printing...............1031

same, summary_______ ._____________ 957statements submitted on form 3551............... 186

Newsprint paper, see Paper.Newton, Isaac, article on________ ____________ 260Newton, Leonard T., relief_______________ 591,740Newton, Walter H. (Representative from

Minn.):minority views—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com.......... . .................. 576

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com________ ____ 358,453,577,578,731Newton County, Tex., bridge________ 358,442,476Ney, Edward F., relief_______________________ 591Nez Percfis Indians, relief____ ____ _ 451,616,721

see also Lapwai Reservation.Ngulu Islands, chart........................... — 182Niagara Falls, preservation, etc., convention.. 528Niagara River, chart___________ _____ _______ 686Nicaragua:

article on. ......................... —............118commerce_____ _____ 185economic and financial survey...........................327history of relations with U.S_________ 126,190medical difficulties of combat forces_____ 248

Nicaraguan Canal:investigation and survey-

estimate__________ ______ ________ 678law.......... .............................................................725minority views________________________ 731report___________ 731

Nicholas, G. S„ & Son, Ltd., v. U. S„...............872Nicholas, Warren W., X rays.____ _______ 832,921Nicholas, Fayette & Greenbrier R. R...................381Nicholls, John S. C., attorney, fee_____________ 529Nicholls, P., coals in house-heating boilers.........284Nichols & Cox Lumber Co., demurrage........... 1018Nichols Wire, Sheet & Hardware Co., iron.... 640Nicholson, Edward K., attorney, fee......................328Nickel in 1927..................... .... 918Nickerie River, chart of entrance.................. —— 182Nickerson, Bert E., v. United States...............1008Nickles, John M., N. American geology, bibl.. 23Nicolas, Bonifacio, Severino Alberto vs............. .. 896

75341—29------ 9

PageNicolich, Marco, United States vs................. ........ 41Nicoll, B., & Co., Inc., pipe....................................382Nicoll, Herbert, relief__________ ______ —. 448,713Nielson, Jens C., admr., vs. R. E. Johnson........672Niemeyer, Bertha, fee for agent_______________529Niemeyer, John H., fee for agent._____ _______529Nieweg, G. A., abscess of liver, etc___________ 537Night work, see Hours of labor.Niihau, topographic map................................. 845Nilan, M. T., relief........................ 607,711Niles, A. S:

computation of truss deflections____________266tests on metal spars________________________539

Niles, Ohio, viaduct__________________ 578,719,743Niles-Bement-Pond Co. v. United States------------108Niles Fire Brick Co., ganister------------- ------------ 30Nimbus clouds, lapse rate.............-............ 344Niobrara, Nebr., bridge---------------------- 579,720,745Niobrara Island, transfer to Nebraska. 451,487,562Nipples, pipe, elimination of waste...................1000Nissen, John P., patent appeal________ ____ _ 219Nitrates, see Sodium nitrate—also Muscle

Shoals.Nitrating acid, rates on.................. .................. 98Nitro Powder Co. v. United States___________ 929Nitrogen distribution in tomato plant------- 811,987'

see also Muscle Shoals.Nitrogen-fixing bacteria, see Bacteria.Nobile, Umberto, medal, estimate for coinage.. 412Noble, L. F., Kaibab limestone---------------------- 23Nobles of Mystic Shrine, see Ancient Egyptian

Arabic Order of Nobles of Mystic Shrine.

Noctilucent clouds, measurements of velocity.. 209Nodales Bay, chart___________________________ 786Nogales, Ariz.:

paving International st., to amend act— hearings.-------------------- ------------------594law___________________________________ 721reports___________________________ 594,627

Nogoya Ko, chart_______________ 319Noll, H. C., radio cabinets--------------------------------947Nomenclature, see headings beginning Names-

also special subject.Nomenclature, Subdivision, and Classification

of Aircraft Accidents, Special Com-mittee on, see Aircraft Accidents, Special Committee on Nomencla-ture, Subdivision, and Classifica-tion of.

Nonmetals: contributions to economic geology-------935mineral resources of U. S., 1926------------------ 918

Nonrigid airships, see Airships.Norbeck, Peter (Senator from S. Dak.):

reports made by—Agriculture and Forestry Com------------737Banking and Currency Com--------- 471,738Pensions Com_______________ ____ .... 625Public Lands and Surveys Com--------- 486,

487,488,627Norcross Marble Co., marble-------------------------- 944Norden, Danish steamship:

owner v. United States--- -----------------------313Nordman, Edward, cheese............................ 940Norfolk, Va.:

aviation charts_______________________ 659,884chart of harbor................................... 72marine hospital, estimate__________________ 674rat-flea survey of port—............... 803rivers, etc., in district----------------------------------540tide calendar.-------- ---------------- 46,114,181,250,

319, 396,518, 658,785, 884,962,1033Norfolk & Western Ry.:

accounting................................... —................938rates on-

27cast-iron.coal_________ _____ ______ ____ 92,299,849cotton..._____ _______________________ 849glass__________________________________ 500gravel_________________________________ 854insulator pins........................ 33logs.................. 640lumber__________________ 944meat_______ __________________ 944tobacco.................. . ................................ 949wagons............................................. 950

reconsignment.............. .................... 1024unlading and lading.................................... 239

1182 Index, 1928-1929

PageNorfolk Southern R. R., rates on logs________ 164Norfolk Tallow Co., tallow___________________ 308Normal schools:

nursery, kindergarten, primary curricula.. 844 per capita costs in teacher-training_______ 844statistics, 1925-26_________________________ 758

Norman, Montagu, rel. with Fed. Reserve Bd.. 568Norman, vessel:

claims arising from sinking, to amend act.. 17 Norris, Don R„ v. United States____________ 1008Norris, George W. (Senator from Nebr.):

minority views— Judiciary Com.. .............. 928

papers presented by—controversies with United States_______469law of aerial navigation____ _____ 647

reports made by—Agriculture and Forestry Com______ 1005Judiciary Com---------------- 618,619,837,1007

Norris Fertilizer Co., acid phosphate_________ 497North, Earl, Hawaii, district___ __ 807North (U. S.):

nuts promise to be profitable crop________ 206see also Northwest (U. S.).

North America:cod catch off east coast to 1926..................... 214current tables—

Atlantic Coast, 1930______ ______ ____ 823Pacific Coast, 1929____________________ 10Pacific Coast, 1930_____________________ 823

geology, 1925-26, bibliography____________ 23lights, etc., on coasts_______________________961tide tables, Atlantic Coast, 1930___________ 995tide tables, Pacific Coast, 1929____________ 72see also Inter-American highway.

North American Cement Corporation, lima___943North American fauna______________________ 5North American Mercantile Co., U. S. v_____1009North American Provision Co. v. U. S.......... .. 776North Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic Ocean.North Carolina:

Agriculture Department—Camden, etc., counties soil survey____ 814Greene County soil survey____________ 274Polk County soil survey_______________816Rutherford County soil survey_______ 424Sampson County soil survey__________ 816

census of agriculture, 1925__________ 211charts------------------------------------------- 554,701,824fossil mollusks from Miocene______________ 527Highway Commission—

gravel--------------------------------- 854light list, North Carolina sounds__________ 918negro colleges and universities................ 231oyster bottoms____________________________ 434Pliocene and Pleistocene faunas__________ 23postal service—

alphabetical scheme for publishers_____ 256mail trains, schedules________________ 256,

323,522,791,1040post route map________________________ 666

scallop industry___________________________ 434storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—

acts of Congress__________________ 725,923committee hearings........................... 470,596committee reports____________ 567,596,923estimate_______________________________ 674how can I get a loan?_______________ I. 987regulations________ _____ 987

textile industry, working conditions______ 1007North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta-

tion:soil surveys—

Camden and Currituck counties.......... 814Greene County__________________ 274Polk County______ _____ 816Rutherford County____________________424Sampson County______________________ 816

North Central Association of Colleges andSecondary Schools________________ 758

North Central States, see Central States.North Channel, chart________________________ 267North Dakota:

bridge at Fargo___________________ 581, 723, 747census of agriculture, 1925______________ 211grains for western North Dakota__________ 550postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers____ 402S post route map__________ __________ _ 666

PageNorth Dakota—Continued.

types of farming______________________ _ 422wheat rates on Northern Pacific Ry______ 950

North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Sta-tion:

accuracy of cattle weights____________ _ 4types of farming....................... 422

North Germany, see Germany.North Louisiana & Gulf R. R________________ 167North Pacific Construction Co. v. U. S_______ 243North Pacific District of Forest Service.... 548,695 North Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean.North Pennsylvania R. R., bonds____________ 381North Platte River waters, consent to com-

pacts................. . 618North pole._______ _____________ 260North Sea:

charts________ ______ _____________ 47,182,962lights, etc--------------------------------------------------- 658pilot, supplement___________ 962

North Star Chemical Works, Inc., v. U. S. 490,651North State Creosoting Co., creosote oil______ 638North Texas Lumber Co., cases______ 313,954, 955Northampton & Bath R. R., valuation... .... 641Northeastern States, Conference of Super-

visors of, see Conference of Super-visors of Northeastern States.

Northern and northwestern lakes, see GreatLakes.

Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey___ 61,133,196,267,333, 541,686,807, 902, 982, 1051.

report, 1928_______________ ________ _____ _ 808Northern Coal & Dock Co___________________ 409Northern Colorado & Eastern R. R__________ 381Northern Hardware & Supply Co____________ 942Northern Hemisphere, pressure anomaly...........698Northern Indiana Brick Co., bricks................. 847Northern lights, see Aurora borealis.Northern New York Telephone Corp________ 1024Northern Pacific Railroad, see Northern Pacific

Railway.Northern Pacific Railroad Land Grants, Joint

Committee on Investigation of:hearings___________________________________362reports------------------------------------- 600,925

Northern Pacific Railway: freight-cars___ ______ 93land grants to Northern Pacific R. R.—

adjustment, etc., law______________ 725adjustment, etc., reports__________ 596,600institution of suit, etc., draft of bill___ 362institution of suit, etc., law......................1001institution of suit, etc., reports_________925

lands for bird refuge in Washington—hearings (Serial W)______________ 567law------------------------------------------------------- 725report------------------------ 566

misrouting....................... 858rates on-

cream.................... „..................... 851dried fruit______________ 1019household goods_______ _______ 1020wheat--------------------------------------------------- 950writing tablets____________ 38

switching charges______ ____ 37United States »............................... 762,872

Northern Products Corporation, salmon_______ 35Northern States, see North (U. S.)—Northwest

(U. 8.).Northern Trust Co., exr., Mabel G. Reinecke

Northern West Virginia Coal Operators’ Asso-ciation, coal-cars...____ _ 499,794

Northers, see Winds.Northrup, Alonzo, relief..................... 483,561Northside Belt Ry____________ 32Northwest (U. S.):

apples, removal of spray residue___________ 427codling moth control______________________ 910how to attract birds_______________________ 274Ribes, inoculation with C. ribieola, etc. 421,697

Northwest Arkansas Freight Bureau________ 1026Northwest Chair Co___________________________228Northwest Engineering Co_______ _____ 942Northwest Paper Co., rosin size_______________ 770Northwest Tablet Co., writing tablets...................... 38Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.................. .. 93,858

July-June 1183Northwestern Fruit Exchange: Page

apples_____ _______ 761demurrage________________________________ 851

Northwestern Lakes Survey, see Northern and Northwestern Lakes Survey.

Northwestern Leather Co. Trust, hides_____ 943Northwestern Malleable Iron Co., iron_______ 96Northwestern Pacific R. R.:

abandonment of narrow gauge line________768control by Southern Pacific Co____________ 641rates on—

butter____ _______ 847paper. ________ 642powdered milk________________________ 642

valuation_________________________________ 645Northwestern Railroad of South Carolina,

valuation_____ _ 32Northwestern Steel & Iron Works, cookers___ 36Northwestern Terra Cotta Co., fuel-oil________ 942Northwestern Traffic & Service Bur., Inc....... .. 229Norton, Lewis G., v. United States____________ 651Norton quadrangle, Ariz__________ 845Norway:

arbitration treaty with U. S..... . 894,1045lights, etc_____ _______________ 114parcel post convention with U. S________ 1045pilot, supplement________________________ 785

Norwegian and Danish Evangelical Free Church Association of North America, census, 1926 _ 9

Norwood, Calef & Co., chair-seat frames______848Nose:

para-nasal sinus diseases______________ 265Notes, see Bonds of United States—Federal

reserve notes—National banknotes—also names of railroads, cor-porations, etc., issuing notes.

Notes on preventive medicine, see Medicine. Notice of quarantine, see Quarantine. Notice to aviators________________ 46,114,181,250,

318,396,518,658, 785,884,962,1033 index, 1928........... 658

Notice to mariners:Hydrographic Office, corrections, etc.—

Aden, Gulf of__________ 884Africa______ _________________________ 961Asia______________________________ 784,961Australia________ ______ 883,961Baltic Sea_____________________________ 961Bengal, Bay of..................................... 784Biscay, Bay of...._____ 883Black Sea_____________________________ 883British Columbia_____________________ 961Central America, east coast...... ............ 784Central America, west coast___________ 884East Indies_______ ______ 784,961Great Britain________________ 784,883,961India__________________________________784Indian Ocean__________________ 784Mediterranean Sea_______________ 883,962Mexico, east coast_____________ 784Mexico, west coast_______ _____ 884Newfoundland___________ 784North Sea____________________________ 962Norway___________________ 785Nova Scotia_______________ 962Pacific Ocean____________________ 518,962Persian Gulf__________________________ 884Red Sea_________ 884St. Lawrence River___________________ 785Scandinavia___________________________ 884South America________________________ 962West Indies___________________________ 962

Hydrographic Office, weekly- 1928___________ 46,114,181,250,318,3961928, index________ ____ _________ 181,6581929-------------------- 518,658, 785,884,962,1033

Lighthouses Bureau—Great Lakes_________ ________________ 13,

74,146,216,284,349, 703,827,918,997notices issued jointly with Coast and

Geodetic Survey___ 13, 75,146,216,284,349,435, 556, 703,827,918,997

poster notice to mariners_________________ 74Notices of judgment, see Judgments.Notifiable diseases, see Contagious diseases.Notification of freight shipments, see Bills of

lading.Notman, George, exr., v. United States.............242Noumea, Port, chart____________________ ____ 660

Nova Scotia: Pagechart of southeast coast______________ 47pilot, supplement______ _____________ 962

Novocain, anesthesia__________________________ 804Nowlin, A. S., & Co., reconsignment________ 1024Noxious gases, see Gases.Noyes, Charles, ». United States_______________240Noyes, Walter D., fees for attorneys___________ 408Nozzles:

pitot-venturi and pitot-static______________ 111correction of entry_____________________ 906

Nucleus of the atom______________ 259Nueva Gerona, Cuba, chart___________________ 787Numbers and Compensation of Officers and

Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on Adjustment of, see Adjustment of Numbers and Com-pensation of Officers and Em-ployees of Congress, Joint SelectCommittee on.

Nunivak Island Reservation, Exec, order_____ 970Nunn, Janet H., Americans in the Far East.__ 917Nunn, Roscoe, rainfall at Baltimore, Md_____ 913Nurseries, see Nursery stock.Nursery-kindergarten-primary education_____ 758Nursery schools, preparation for teachers_____ 844Nursery stock:

Beal, etc., forest nurseries— hearings___________________ 567law.._____ ___________________________ 717report________________________________ 564

C. O. D. parcels, treatment__________ 186,254crown gall in apple nursery, control.......... .. 427damping-off in forest nurseries_____________ 696forest planting, in Rocky Mts_________ 65,205forest planting, seedling density______ 691,818pine, producing in the South______________ 911quarantine— .

act as amended____________________ 208mailing in Florida_____________________ 968notice____________________ 65,338

rates on__________________________________ 641Nurses and nursing:

adaptability of nurses____________ 900heart disease patients, nursing care_______ 537institute for nurses____ ___________________ 517looking two ways__________________________ 980narrative reports of nurses_______ 538,804,1050neuropsychiatric hospitals, time in.__ 131,194outline of nursing activities________________ 980psychology of self, talk to nurses___________ 416registered nurses inD. C_________ 449, 716, 748St. Elizabeths Hospital, training school___ 159syphilological clinic and nurse_____________ 415the tuberculous in hospitals, nursing care.. 60 see also Attendants.

Nurses’ Association, see American Nurses’Association.

Nursing, see Nurses and nursing.Nutile Fruit Co., grapes_____________________ 1020Nutrition:

cattle, energy metabolism____________ 271,421linseed meal, etc., nutritive value_______ 3,137

Nuts, profitable crop in Northern States______ 206see also names of nuts.

Nyberg, Nels S., admr., v. United States_____ 310Nye, Gerald P. (Senator from N. Dak.):

reports made by—Claims Com______ 471,604,605, 606, 608,740Public Lands and Surveys Com_____ 486,

487,488, 627, 628, 751,752Nystrom, Amer B.:

dairy cattle breeds________________________ 203judging dairy cattle_______________________ 275

OOahu:

Air Corps retrievers_________________ ____ 732lands, Executive orders__________________ 1041

Oak Investment Co., Inc., v. U. S____________ 651Oak Worsted Mills v. U. S____________ 369,630,872Oakes, Porter, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc____ 492Oakland, Calif.:

port of entry in customs district____________523report on harbor__________________________ 81to donate Coast Guard cutter Bear—

hearing_________________________ ’451law_____ __________ 562reports___________________________ 454,475

see also Central National Bank.

1184 Index, 1928-1929

Oats: Pagehybrid plants, natural crossing__________ 937new and improved sorts now registered.." 206 official grain standards handbook_______ ~~ 908Puccinia graminis avenae, resistance 199 278 rates on . ...-------------- 33 30^945smuts, formaldehyde seed treatment 696

Obermeyer, S., & Co., graphite_______ ' 380O’Bryan, Cullen D., relief__________ _____ ” 607O’Bryan, Lettie A., relief_____________~~ 607Observatories, see names of observatories.'.........Obstetrics, everyday problems_____________46 113Occupational diseases, see name of substance’

causing disease.Occupational therapy:

activities, general outline_____ 537agriculture in veterans’ hospitals.." 60gardening, etc., for tuberculous_____ 980in Labrador__________________________ ” 999methods of administering_______ ZZZZZZZZ”' 900music as part in mental hospital..!'"........... 804occupational therapy_______________ ZZZZZ” 804printing as therapeutic project. 1050rags------------------------------------------------------------ 194treatment of deteriorated patients.. 416with ex-service man____________ "265

Occupations, mortality in England, e'tcZZ 193see also Vocational education—Vocational

guidance—also names of occupa-tions.

Ocean:fog at sea---------------------------------------------- 1036mapping and its forecast value 279physical oceanography of Gulf of Maine " 434 steamboat inspection, etc., rules____ 150see also Ocean currents—Sea water—'also

names of oceans.Ocean currents:

charts of north Atlantic Ocean__ 183,397 786charts of north Pacific Ocean.. 182,183,519’ 885 tables—

Atlantic Coast, 1930 __________________ 823Coast and Geodetic Surv. catalogues.. 72,

145 823Pacific Coast, 1929........... ’ 19Pacific Coast, 1930______________ZZZZ " 823San Bernardino Strait, 1929____ 19San Bernardino Strait, 1930______ ZZZZZ 823

tidal charts, New York Harbor_______ 346 700tides and currents, Portsmouth Harbor ’ 554 tides and currents, publications_______’554 823

Ocean mail, see International postal service. Oceanography, see Ocean.Oceans, see Ocean.Ochs, Georg, water beetles, family Gyrinidae. 527 Ocmulgee River, bridge______________ 454,611 721O’Connell, F. J., soil of Green County, Wis ’ 203 O’Connell, John D., relief_______ _____ ____ ZZ 589O’Connor, Charles, John Slaker vs____________539O’Connor, D. Basil, v. Charles W. Anderson Z 777 O’Connor, John, admr. vs Charles O’Connor 530 O’Connor, John, J., relief..____ ________ 451O’Connor, R. E., asphalt-____ _______ ZZZZZZZZ 497Oconto County, Wis., Islands for park.. 594 Ocular, see Eyes.Oddie, Tasker L. (Senator from Nev.):

reports made by—Mines and Mining Com______________ 623Naval Aflairs Com............. 623,624,625,750

Odell, William W., carburetion of combustiblet gas....................... 919

Odontoma, composite, removal_______________ 265Officers, see Army—Coast Guard—Marine

Corps—National Guard—Navy— also Government officials and employees, and names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc., where em-ployed.

Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on Adjustment of Numbers and Compensation of, see Adjustment of Numbers and Compensation of Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on.

Officers’ Reserve Corps, Army, regulations... 1051 Officers’ Training Corps, Reserve, see Reserve

Officers’ Training Corps, Army.

Offices, see Government offices. PageOfficial badges, see Badges.Official gazette_____ ___________________ 14,76,148,

219,286,350,438, 557,705,829,919,998 index, weekly----------------------------- 14,15,76,148,

219,286,350,438,557, 705,829,920,998 title-page, contents, etc_______________ 14,

76,219,350,438,557,705,829, 998Official postal guide, see Postal service.Official record, Agriculture Dept.:

weekly publication_____________ 4,65,137,200,272,337,422,545,691,812,908,987

index to v. 7____ ____ ________________ 545Official register of United States, 1928_________ 211Officials, see Government officials and em-

ployees.Offutt, George W., attorney, fee______________408Ogden Packing & Provision Co., meat____ 303,767Ogden Slip, see Michigan Canal.Ogemaw County, Mich., soil survey........... 139,815Ogilvie, C. C., v. comnr. of internal revenue... 777

Ohio:eases before Supreme Court__________ 671,1046census of agriculture, 1925...................... 145conditions in coal fields, hearings.... 18,82, 225 mail trains, schedules_________________ 323,

401,665,890,968,1040map, post route___________________________ 666negro colleges and universities_____________ 231Public Utilities Commission-

fire-box doors........................... 765Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station:

husker-shredder_ ____ _______________ 338soil surveys—

Clermont County............................. 814Lake County__________________________815

Ohio Canal, chart____________________________ 1052Ohio Cloverleaf Dairy Co____________________ 1029

Ohio Leather Co. v. Federal Trade Comn_____ 932Ohio Match Co., matches._____ _____________ 303Ohio Oil Co. vs. E. A. Conway.____ _________ 799Ohio River:

bridges—Ashland, Ky_______________ 475Augusta, Ky-------------------------- 454,611,721Cairo, Ill-------------------------------- 580,721,746Cannelton, Ind_______________ 580,611,721Carrollton, Ky_______________ 580,611,722Cincinnati, Ohio_________________ 722,747Evansville, Ind............ ............ 580Golconda, Ill_________________ 580,721,746

correction for p. 721................ 810McKees Rocks, Pa___________ 358,476,721Maysville, Ky------------ 454,611,721, 731,746Mound City, Hl______________ 580, 721,746

correction for p. 721................... 810Moundsville, W. Va__________ 364,580,722New Martinsville, W. Va____ 454,721,746Owensboro, Ky., and Rockport, Ind.. 475,

581, 611,721Pittsburgh, Pa_____ _________ 358,476,721Sistersville, W. Va___________ 581, 721, 747Steubenville, Ohio____________ 358,364,442Wellsburg, W. Va____________ 581,721,747Wheeling, W. Va__________________ 611,731

canalizing, committee for celebration_______596charts, list..._____ ___________ ellight list.____ _________ _______ ...ZZZZZZZZ 284locks and dams, construction, etc_________ 685

Ohio River Valley, heavy snowfall, Apr. 1928. 142Ohio State University:

bulletin, reprint from_________________ 49cooperative associations__________________ 272

Oil, see Oils—Petroleum.Oil City, Pa., bridge--------------------------- 451,609,714Oil Conservation Board, see Federal Oil Con-

servation Board.Oil engines, see Engines.Oil fields, see Petroleum—also names of fields.Oil lands, see Naval petroleum reserves—Petro-

leum.Oil-refinery construction materials____________ 33Oil reserves, see Naval petroleum reserves.Oil shale, see Shales.Oil sprays for fuel injection engines___________ 111

July-June 1185Page

Oil-well supplies, rates on____________________ 98,304,305,502,641,858,945

Oilcloth, tariff information survey______ ____ . 976Oilcoating processes, changes in apples.......... 3Oils:

animal and vegetable oils, 1926 and 1927... 144 animal and vegetable oils, 1927 and 1928__ 915duty on vegetable oils, brief of C. R. Crisp.. 835 flax, laboratories for determination________ 728in Latin America__________________________ 399road oil, Government supplies_____________ 802road oil, rates on........ .......................... 100safflower, oilseed crop........... ............ 207statistics of oils, etc....................... 338tariff, 1929____________________________ 469, 736see also Fuel oil—Lubricating-oils—Petro-

leum— also names of oils.Okaloosa County, Fla., bridge________ 452,474,717Okanogan Indians:

v. United States—briefs for United States___________ 510,777motion of United States to advance___ 651opinion of Supreme Court............ .......... 1046

Okeechobee, Lake, drainage area, survey_____ 609Oklahoma:

census of agriculture, 1925________ _______ 211consent of Congress to compacts with—

Colorado and Kansas........ ......... 480,714,726New Mexico_________________ 480,715,726New Mexico and Texas_______ 481,723,727

Corporation Commission- cotton-seed..._______ 499Mitchell Gin Co. vs___________________ 671

district courts__________ 716,750mail trains, schedules____________ 401,791,1040map, post route____ _______ 666negro colleges and universities_____________ 231titles of citizens to lands transferred.... 584,726 volcanic rocks of early Cretaceous age_____844

Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station__ 674Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, salt... 644 Oklahoma City Junction Ry., valuation______ 641Oklahoma Railway, acquisition of control____ 945Oklahoma Steel Castings Co., sand____________ 862Oklahoma Traffic Association:

alcohol................... ............ 296lead_______________________________________ 767

Oklahoma Wheat Growers Association, grain. 235 Okmulgee, Okla.:

Board of City Commissioners— aluminium sulphate______________ 25

Okmulgee Furniture Co., furniture____________ 853Okra, culture and uses___________________ 206Old age:

Old age pensions: bibliographies—

Australia and New Zealand........... . 780,781Canada_______________ 654,781United States___________ 957,958

extracts from monthly labor review________ 246for ministers__________________ 957public pensions for aged citizens___________ 780

Old Catholic Churches in America, census____ 553Old Colony Railroad:

commissioner of internal revenue v.... 108,176, 328,872

stock.................... 167Old Colony Trust Co., exr., case......................... 507,

651,875,1046Old Dominion Glass Corporation, fuel-oil____ 1019Old Ferolle Harbor, Newfoundland, chart____ 963Old Ironsides, see Constitution, U. S. S.Oldright, George L.:

ores, entry of solutions during leaching___ 827precipitation of lead and copper__________ 436

Olean Sand & Gravel Corporation, gravel____ 302Oleomargarin:

definition, to amend....... ..... 467,567,597,924Government supplies_________________ __ 679rates on______________ 858

Olesen, Robert: endemic goiter distribution.............. 1049endemic goiter in Tennessee_________ 899thyroid gland and communicable diseases. 331,

537Olimarao Islands, chart.............................. 182

PageOliphant, C. L., editor, naval medical bulletin

supplement___________ 113, 248,516, 881Olive growing in southwestern U. S__________ 428Olive Hill Limestone Co., Inc., stone_________ 863Oliver, A. M., alias, see Webster, Robert B.Olivier, Charles P., double, etc., stars............. .. 656Olmstead, Emery, v. United States____________ 872Olmsted,Rebecca E., relief_____________________589Olmsted County, Minn., soil survey............... .. 816Olongapo, P. I.:

quarantine camp organization____ _________517unsatisfactory water supply_______________ 517

Olympic Peninsula, wind-thrown timber_____ 819Omaha, Nebr., bridges___ 453,579,580,611,745,746Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry. and Bridge Co.. 746Omai Saki, chart_______ _____ 787O’Neal, A. M., jr.:

soil surveys—Clarke County, Iowa.....____________ 694Jones County, Iowa...........................— 274Lamar County, Ga_______________ ... 694

O’Neil, John F„ relief____________ •_______ 711,750O’Neil, John T., relief________________________ 622O’Neil, T. D., vs. Utah Construction Co______ 530O’Neill, Francis A., sinking of Vestris________ 470Onion:

costs of production in U. S. and Spain____ 800culture.._________ _________ 428duty increase on onions, proclamation. 524,800 enemies of onion, publications_____________ 428injury caused by exposure to ammonia. 271,428purple blotch, Macrosporium porri___ 908,991seed and sets, home production____________ 991

Ontonagon Harbor, Mich., chart______________ 541Oolites of Green River formation____ ____ _ 844Open letter to American taxpayer_____ ________680Operation and Maintenance Department of

The Panama Canal, see Panama Canal (zone).

Operations, see Surgery.Operations Bureau, Shipping Board_________ 196,

267,542,1052Operations Department, Shipping Board

Merchant Fleet Corporation_____ 795Operators’ permits, Govt, vehicles in D. C.... 716Ophiobolus graminis:

infection of wheat plant______________ 421,550influence of oxygen, etc., on growth.... 271,428

Opinions:Attorneys General—

v. 35, by signatures... 108,651,777,872,1029< copyright act of 1909..____ ___________ 316

emergency officers’ retirement act_____ 804for sale by supt. of documents.................. 230relating to Army________ ____ ________ 62

General Claims Comn., U. S. and Mexico. 671International Commission on Zoological

Nomenclature________ ____ .. 189,1043judge advocate general of Army, digest.... 62Mixed Claims Comn., U. S. and Ger-

many.___ ____ ___________ 895Post Office Department-

assistant Attorneys General__________ 122solicitor.................. 791

Opium:laws, compilation............ ................ 443traffic in 1928_______________________ 414

Oppenheimer, Herbert, Edward Becher vs____ 975Oppenheimer, Reuben, child, family, and

court............................. '............... 957Opportunity School of Denver_______________ 662Options and futures:

grain futures exchanges, rps. by members.. 812wheat, December, 1926, transactions______ 205

Optometry, Distinguished Service Foundation of, see Distinguished Service Foun-dation of Optometry.

O’Quain, Ellen, v. United States_______ _____ 243Oral hygiene, educating patients............... ............ 1050Oral infection, see Infection.Oram, Hugh P., Florence, Ala., district______ 684Orange County, N. Y., flood relief for farmers.. 601Oranges, rates on______________________________ 945Orchard & Wilhelm Furniture Factory_______ 853Orchards:

apple-orchard renovation. ............................277peach, menaced by phony disease. ............... 206

1186 Index, 1928-1929

PageOrcutt, J. W., comptroller general, etc., v._ 291, 369 Order, see Public peace.Order of Railway Conductors:

disputes, emergency boards to investigate—proclamations creating___________ 258,890reports transmitting findings_____ 525,840

Orders, see names of Departments, bureaus,etc., issuing orders.

Ordinances, see special subject. Ordnance:

antiaircraft artillery materiel_______ _______682components for field artillery__________ 62,808tire control instruments, field artillery____ 268harbor defense, etc., artillery........... 60,539,901maintenance, technical regulations_______ 682,

806,981ordnance catalogue________________ 62,

134, 268,334, 542,687,808,903,984ordnance pamphlets, index, etc........................320ordnance provision system__________ 62,

134, 268.334,542,687,808,903,984standard nqmenclature list___________... 62,

134,268,334, 542, 687,808,903,984used and obsolescent, transfers________ 624,722see also names of ordnance matfiriel.

Ordnance Bureau, Navy Dept___________ 320,398report, 1928___________ 398,783

Ordnance Department, War Dept________ 62,134,268,334, 542,687,808,903,984,1053

regulations---------------------------------------- 131,1051

Ordnance pamphlets, see Ordnance.Ordovician rocks, ground water in____________ 23Ore Steamship Corporation v. U. S___ 490, 651,929Oregon:

census of agriculture, 1926.............. 281charts_________________________________ 11,213coast pilot, supplement___________________ 433dam and dike, Haynes Slough_______ ______610gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc_________ 436lands—

revoking Executive order of Sept. 1926. 53 transfer for use of Indians_________ 461,562withdrawn for classification, etc_______ 891withdrawn for lookout stations. 123,524,970 withdrawn pending resurvey__________ 970

mail trains, schedules_________________ 665,890post route map______________ 666publications on for sale by supt. of docs.... 373 water supply, Pacific slope basins__________759

Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station_______427Oregon Basin, Wyo., cephalopods____________ 23Oregon Caves, improvement_____________ 565, 724Oregon Electric Ry___________________ 236Oregon, Pacific & Eastern Ry_________________ 641Oregon Short Line R. R.:

operation of line_________________________ 642rates------------------------- 94,301,379rates on—

alfalfa meal________ _____ ____________ 497salt__________________________________ 644

Oregon State Agricultural College, see Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station.

Oregon University, influenza epidemic, 1928...1049Oregon-Washington R. R. & Navigation Co.:

ratesongoats____________ 765rates on twine..._____ ___________________ 171

Ores, teaching, entry of solutions______________ 827see also Iron ore—Metals, and names of

metals.Organic compounds, heats of combustion____ 558Organizations, see Commerical associations—

Industrial organizations—Societies —also names of organizations.

Oriel, Harry, vs. William E. Russell__________ 672Oriel, Confino & Co. vs. William E. Russell... 672 Orient, see Far East.Oriental peach moths.___________________ 271,547Orientalia added to Library of Congress______ 655Orifices, discharge coefficients (2 entries)_______ 706Original Church of God, census, 1926 _________ 280Orinoco Company, Ltd., v. United States____ 41Orinoco River, chart_________________________ 786Orion, steamship:

relief of purchasers____________ ____ _ 568,708Orion Telephone Co., sale of properties______ 167Ornaments, see Shoe ornaments.Ornithology, see Birds.

PageOrrben, C. L.:

soil surveys—Appanoose County, Iowa______________814Fremont County, Iowa.......................... 203

Oryuzako Byochi, chart______________ 115Osage Indians:

child-naming rite_________________ 796,972relief---------------------------------------------------------- 451tribal and individual affairs__________ 616,722v. United States__________________ 176,243,652

Osaka Road, chart__________________________ 1035Osborn, Mont., land for agric, field station___ 324Osborne, Robert C., relief________________ 711,740Osgood, F. D., analyses of W. Va. coals_______ 284Oshei, John R., patent appeal_________________ 219Ossification of dura of brain__________________ 804Osteomyelitis of cranial bones___ ______ 980Oswego, N. Y., grain___________ ____ _____ 95,766Oswego & Syracuse R. R_________________ 243,777Otiorhynchid genus Mesagroicus_____________ 1045Otters, see Sea otters.Ouachita National Forest, motorways.. ......... 696Ouachita National Park, to establish......... 595,628Ouachita River, bridge___________________ 442,476Outdoor life, fact-finding surveys, etc_________ 18Outdoor Recreation Conference, see National

Conference on Outdoor Recreation.Outer Harbor Dock & Wharf Co_____________ 36Outlawry of war treaty, see Peace.Overbey, John T., v. United States................... 1008Overbreathing, tetany from_________________ 1050Overlander, Rufus M., v. U. S________ 152, 225,777Overman, Lee S. (Senator from N. C.):

papers presented by— good roads________________ ______ _ 600judicial salaries________ _____ 362life of Stonewall Jackson..___ _________ 470

Overn, Mary G., appointment________________ 325Owen, Charles A., receiver, v. U. S.._. 153,511,754Owen, F. V., beans, pigment patterns____ 271,421Owensboro, Ky., bridge__________ 475,581,611,721Owensboro-Rockport Bridge Co______________ 1023Owings, C. W., analyses of W. Va. coals______284Owosso Manufacturing Co., window-screens... 309Owyhee Dam, specifications, etc____________ 1015Owyhee irrigation project:

geology--------------- 495information concerning___________________ 159specifications, etc________________________ 1015

Ox Fibre Brush Co. ». David H. Blair_________ 243Oxidation-reduction studies_______________ 415,536Oxidite Battery Co. v. United States............... 630Oxygen:

breathing apparatus, mine rescue__________ 827determination in cast irons___________ 287,288Ophiobolus graminis growth__________ 271,428

Oysters:bottoms of North Carolina________________ 434gills, bearing on oyster culture, etc________ 73spawning, etc., in Milford Harbor, Conn.. 916 typhoid, etc., attributed to oysters___ 194,332

Ozark Cider & Vinegar Co., vinegar.............. .. 950Ozark National Forest:

motorways__________________________ 696resources, recreation features, etc............... .. 426

Ozone:distribution in upper atmosphere_________ 913relation to solar, etc., phenomena.......... . 796

same, review__ ___________ 913

P

P. & Q. Furniture Store_____________ _______ 155P. L. M. 4, French steamship:

claim------------------------------ ------- .... 598,740P. L. M. 7, French steamship:

claims....-- ---------- ------------------------ 598,740Pabst, Fridohn, case__________ 631Pacific Branch, Soldiers’ Home, see National

Home for Disabled Volunteer Sol-diers.

Pacific Coast: chart_____ 396current tables, 1929............. 10current tables, 1930.................””””””” 823light lists.......... ......... .........................””” 826,997pilot, supplements___________________ 433,962pilot rules for inland waters______________ 79

July-June 1187Pacific Coast—Continued. Page

tide tables, 1929____ 72weather information by radio________ 914,1036see also West (U. S.).

Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association, proceedings, 1923______ 893

Pacific Coast Railway, abandonment of track. 859Pacific Cottonseed Products Corporation_____ 850Pacific Electric Ry.:

rates on rubber.._ ____________________ 948rates on sulphur._____ _____________________645

Pacific flathead borer_________________________ 548Pacific islands:

advertising automotive products_______ 347aleyrodid pests from south Pacific_____ 65,137lights, etc., on coasts of South Sea Isles___ 1033pilot, western groups______________________ 396tide tables, island groups, 1929....... 72

Pacific Northwest, see Northwest (U. S.).Pacific Ocean:

atmospheric circulation_______________ 69charts—

currents, eastern north Pacific_______ 182,183,519,885

great circle sailing, north Pacific_____ 1035

319,397,519,660,786,885,964,1036 pilot, south Pacific......... . 48,251,519,886upper air, pilot_______ ______ 397,

519,660,787,886, 964,1036halibut fishery protection, Exec, order____ 324pilot, supplements____________________ 518,962seals and sea otters, preservation___________ 667tropical cyclones of north Pacific___________ 913tropical storms of north Pacific____ 48,114,885typhoons of Sept. 1928___ 344weather information by naval radio... 914,1036

Pacific railroads, see Northern Pacific Railway.Pacific Southwest, see West (U. S.).Pacific States, see West (U. S.).Pacific States Butter, Egg, Cheese & Poultry

Association, freight rates............. .. 638Pacific Steamship Co. vs. Carl G. Peterson___ 409Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.:

control of Consolidated Utilities Co_______637control of Corona Home Telephone & Tele-

graph Co_____ _____ 637purchase of properties________________ 103,168

Packard, C. M., Hessian fly in California___ 275Packers and Stockyards Administration........... 66 \Packing boxes, see Boxes.Packing-house products:

pure foods act, canned goods standards— hearings______ 567,601reports................. ................... 567,601,924,927

rates on canned food__________ 377, 762,848,939rates on packing-house products_________ 303,

383, 501, 640, 768see also Fish as food.

Packing industry:employment stability_____________________876packers and stockyards act—

administration____________ 66rules and regulations, addition, etp___ 200to amend______________________________ 444

wages and hours in meat packing, 1927......... 781Packings:

instructions relative to packing____________ 783metallic packing for condenser tubes______ 222specifications—

flax packing_________ 15rubber, molded, sheet, and strip_______ 831

Paddock, William, relief__________________ 608,712Padmore, Arthur A., relief_______________ 622,711Paducah Water Co______________ 777Paederus, see Blister beetles.Page, Mrs. Ephriam E., relief____ _____________589Page, William Tyler:

committees of House, 70th Cong. 2d sess... 289, 354

Members of House, 70th and 71st Cong... 289, 354,355

see also House of Representatives, clerk.Page & Hill Co., poles.............. .................... 168Page & Son, misrouting........... .............. 858Pagecrinus, crinoid genus from Devonian____ 1044Pago Pago Harbor, Tutuila, chart____________ 554Pain, post-tonsillectomy (2 entries)................ 882

Paine, L. 8.:soil surveys—

Fremont County, Iowa_______________ 203Platte County, Nebr______ .'...._____ 989

Paine Lumber Co., Ltd., relief_____ _________ 729Paint:

and paint materials, methods of testing___ 149Government supplies______________________ 679painting on farm______ _______ 274rates on____ _____ 98respirators filtering lead paint sprays_____ 59spray painting, practicesand hazards.. 957,958 spray painting, State regulations......... . 957,958tariff, 1929____________________________ 469, 736see also Pigments.

Paint brushes, elimination of waste___________ 78Painter, John T., claim____ ____ _________ 400,447Painters District Council no. 14 of Chicago and

Vicinity, see Brotherhood of Paint-ers, Decorators, & Paper Hangers of America.

Painting, see Paint.Paintings, X-ray examination________________ 260Paints, see Paint.Paiute Indians:

benefits within Newlands irrig. project___ 616lands for Kanosh band___________ 480, 562,575

Pajaro Valley Consolidated R. R_____________ 305Palache, Charles, copper deposits of Mich____ 759Paladini, Attilio, Andrew Flink vs____________ 799Paladini, Hugo, Andrew Flink vs............. 799Palawan, coast pilot, supplement______________ 823Paleocene period, fossil footprints_____________ 261Paleogeography problems, aid of parasites____ 796Paleontology, see Fossils.Paleozoic era, pre-Devonian formations...____ 189Paligorskite from southern Utah_______________ 527Palilalia in encephalitis lethargica_____________ 900Pallada Road, see lion Road.Palladium, melting point determination... 830,921Palmer, Fanny M., foreign trade in agricultural

products______________ 200Palmer, L. A., kiln, etc., scum and efflorescence. 77Palmer, Lawrence J., reindeer in Alaska______ 339Palmer, Swayne E., v. United States_______ 490Palmisano, Mike, potatoes____________________ 946Palms:

las palmeras y su utilidad________________ 50Pamlico Sound:

chart______________________________ 701summer fisheries_________________________ 214

Pampanga Sugar Mills________________________ 896Pampas and cattle____________________ 117Pamphlet laws, see Laws.Pamphlets:

copyrighted_________ ____ ......................... .. 44,110,179,247,315, 393, 514,655, 782,877

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927 _____________ 315Pan American Conference, see International

American Conference.Pan American Conference on Arbitration and

Conciliation, see International Con-ference of American States on Con-ciliation and Arbitration.

Pan American culture series______________ 184,964Pan American highway, see Inter-American

highway.Pan American Postal Congress, see Pan Ameri-

can Postal Union.Pan American Postal Union:

conventions effective in Costa Rica.. 121franking privilege for member nations. 485,717 mail indorsed to show postage prepaid____ 322

Pan American sanitary convention, amending. 126 Pan American Trade Mark Conference, con-

vention signed Feb. 20, 1929_______ 705Oil_____________ HO, IO1*, r.Jxi,

320, 399, 520, 661,787,887,964,1037

520,661, 662, 787, 788,887,965,1037 index, Jan.-Dec. 1928 (English ed.)___ 661index, Jan.-Dec. 1928 (Spanish ed.)___ 662

office building inD. C________________ 751,928organization, purpose, etc__________________ 788programs to be broadcasted, proclamation. 794 recent publications of special interest_____ 118

Panama:article on___________________________ 118budget................................ 12

1188 Index, 1928-1929

Panama Canal: Pagecharts.--------------------- 250,396,916enlarging, estimate________________________ 678Executive orders, supplements.......... .. 663,966facilities, to increase—

law---------------- 725minority views_______________________ 731report------------------------------------- 731

publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 230steamer lines through_____________________ 771treaties and acts of Congress, suppi___ 120,966

ll<f. lOd,321,400,521,663,788,888,965,1038

aerial navigation, regulations..........................793aircraft operating to foreign countries_____ 258aviation chart____________________________ 46court decrees, etc., fees and mileage______ 53crude oil preferred as larvicide____________ 789divisions of government—

Agronomist_______________ ______ 966Executive Dept---------------- 120,663, 789,966Executive Office--------------- 120,663, 789,966Governor______________________________321Governor, report, 1928________ .... 321Health Dept--------------------------------- 789,966Health Dept., report, 1927_____________ 966

Plant Introduction Gardens, report .. 966Supply Dept-----------------------------------966

exclusion of undesirables_______________ 793Executive orders, supplements_______ 663,966general conditions_____________ 113insane hospital, government_______ IZ.IZZI 325map, post route__________________________ 665money-order post offices________________ ” 255positions, civil service rules amended_____ 53public passenger conveyances, tariff, etc... 789 publications for sale by supt. of docs........... 230soil reconnaissance_____ __________________ 694telephone directory________ _____ 663treaties and acts of Congress, suppL... 120,966 vehicle and traffic laws, etc________________ 966

Panama Canal record_________ 50,119,120,185 253321,400, 521,663,788,888, 965, 1038

v. 21, title-page with index......... . 321Panama City:

bench-marks, descriptions and elevations.. 50 gateway city between oceans_____________ 118tide, moon, and sunrise table, 1929________ 400

Panama Railroad, precise level, etc............ 50 Pancreas:

aeute pancreatic necrosis......... ....................... 1050parasitic infestation simulating ulcer_____ 131

Panhandle & Sante Fe Ry., bond____________ 768Panturis, Catherine, relief____________________ 729Panuco River, chart__________________________ 660Paola Telephone Co., control of....... ............ 768Papeete Harbor, Tahiti, chart_______ 250Paper:

asbestos, elimination of waste______________558case of James P. Heffernan Paper Co_____ 369control of white-paper supply.................... 601domestic exports, 1926____________________ 12employment stability in industry__________876glossary of paper terms, etc____ ____ _ 435,826measuring bulk of paper___________________ 999rates on newsprint paper__________________ 382rates on paper____ 33,167,382, 642,859,945,1023stock catalogue and price list_______ ______ 1011strips or seals on registered mail__________ 522supplies for Government_____________ 679,978tariff-------------------------------------------- 599,736,835see also Toilet paper-Wall paper.

Paper bags, rates on............. ............ 945Paper cups, rates on_______ ___________________ 859Paper Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-

merce Bur______ _ 435Paper money, outstanding________ 59,130,194,264,

332,415,537,681,804,900,980,1050 Paper-mulch trials____________________________ 912Paper pulp, see Macerated-currency pulp. Papers, see Useless papers—also names of Depart-

ments, etc., to which papers belong.Paracel Islands, chart_________________________ 885Parachute test weight, rate of descent________ 806Para-dichlorobenzene, to prevent ravages of

peach borer_ 204Paraetonium, see Matruh, Mersa.

Paraguay: Pagearticle on________________________ ugforeign trade for 1927........ --ZZZZZZZZZZ 662protocol, Bolivia and Paraguay_______ 670, 797public instruction______ _____ ’662

Paralysis:general, malarial treatment__________ 130,1050spread in Germany________________________ 537see also Poliomyelitis.

Paramoecium, effect of high-frequency electric field------------------------------- -------- 681,979

Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation:Federal Trade Commission v........................... 21United States v...........................' 955

Parana River charts___________________ ZZZZ 48,518Para-nasal sinus diseases____________________ ’ 265Parasites:

aid in problems of taxonomy, etc______ 796beet water mold, related parasites.. 811,912dogs------------------------------- 201European corn borer, imported parasites.. 547fresh-water fishes______________________ 916infestation of pancreas............... .......”” 131livestock, calendar__________ ___________ " 5los parasitos del ganado en la America

Latina................. ................ 399rabbits________________ 423sheep-------------------------------- 339see also names of parasites or names of dis-

eases which they cause.Parasitic plants, see names of plants.Paratyphoid poisons, see Poisons.Parcel post:

collect-on-delivery—demurrage charges___________________ 593forwarding may be limited by senders? 322 improper treatment at address offices 254 nursery stock, treatment........... . 186,254tags not legibly completed_____________ 254time limit for holding increased_______ 186undeliverable, treatment_________ 400,521undelivered, notices concerning_______ 790

conventions—effective in Costa Rica____ __________ 121with Germany______________ 670with Gold Coast Colony........... 974with Hungary....................... 407with Norway________ _______________ 1045with Portuguese West Africa___________ 407with Straits Settlements____________ ’ 670

insured—refused by addressees, notify senders.. 400to Straits Settlements_____________ 789undeliverable, treatment_________ 400,521

international postal service____________ 254notices on form 3547..____ ___________ 186, 888plants in violation of quarantine__________ ’ 889rates no longer applicable to 2d-class____ 121registered undeliverable, treatment_______ 400sender’s name, etc., must be placed on____ 254tying parcels, use of wire or metal bands... 790 unpermissible written inclosures.......... 254use in foreign trade______ ______ _ 702

Pardee, Jw. T.:platinum and black sand, Washington. 634,935vermiculite, etc., Rainy Creek dist___ 760,935

Pardons, report relating to.......................................1007Parent-teacher associations:

as associates de paes e mestres___________ 252history and progress________ ____ ________ 758program service, trends, etc____ _____ '758

Parents, twenty good books for_______________ 633see also Parent-teacher associations.

Paris, France:Code Language Study Committee________ 125International Congress on Sanitary Avia-

tion........................... 450,528see also American Hospital of Paris.

Paris & Great Northern R. R., valuation.......... 238Paris Cigar Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.... 229Paris green, applying to anopheline larvae____ 899Parish & Bingham Corporation v. U. S______ 1008Parish churches, see Churches.Park, J. W., marketing late-crop potatoes____ 812Park, William H.:

immunization against diphtheria, etc_____ 882serum injections, deleterious effects_______ 248

July—Junb 1189Page

Park & Tilford v. United States.......... 872Park Commission, see National Capital Park

and Planning Commission.Parker, D. J.:

mine rescue oxygen breathing apparatus... 827safety organizations, Ariz. copper mines... 918

Parker, E. W„ crane........................... 850Parker, Edward C., high-grade alfalfa hay____ 692Parker, Florence E.:

trade-unions, beneficial activities........... 391same, summary (Monthly labor re-

view)___________________ ____ 513Parker, G. L.:

surface water supply—Pacific slope basins_____ _____ _ 759,760Washington and upper Columbia

„ , River------------ ------------------------------1014Parker, James S. (Representative from N. Y.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Parker, R. R.;Bacterium tularense in wood tick_________979tularaemia, quail as a source of infection.... 899tularaemia in sheep in nature_________ 536,803

Parker, Ward M., nomination as postmaster.. 525Parker, W’illiam E., M. Bert Thurman v_____ 955Parker, Ariz., bridge............. ........... 576Parker-I-See-0 Post no. 12, All American

Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.: freight rates_______ ___________ ____ .. 500iron---------------------------------------------------------- 302oil-well supplies... ______ _________ 98. 304,945

Parkhurst, Helen, el plan Dalton_____ _____ 399Parkinson, T., radio fading................................... 999Parks, K. E., farm dairy houses______________ 139Parks, Tilman B. (Representative from Ark.):

minority views—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com. .................. 731reports made by—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 357, 358,456,578,582

Parks:recreation areas in United States.......... 43

summary, with slightly different title, in monthly labor review__ 43

see also National parks—also names of parks.Parman, D. C., tests of blowfly baits, etc_____ 204Parmenter, George H.:

acute nephritis____ _______ _______ ______ 900parasitic infestation of pancreas___________ 131

Parmenter, R., oceanography, Gulf of Maine.. 434 Parotid tumors, see Tumors.Parowski, S. A., bronchial asthma treatment.. 46Paroxysmal tachycardia______________________ 248Parr, V. V., ranch in the Southwest.................... 67Parran, Thomas, jr., research in syphilis .. 415,681 Parrott, John, jr., exr., case__________ ___ 243,1029Parrott, Mary E., case of exrs___________ 243,1029Parsons, Frederick W., war neuroses hospital.. 983Parsons, H. S., index to American Historical

Association report, 1923 ___________893Parsons, Robert P.:

article on spinal fluid in syphilis______ 248,317editor of naval medical bulletin___________882

Parsons, W. H., relief_____ ___________ ____ _ 598Part-time schools, cooperative, status, etc_____ 84Paruterina, tapeworms of genus_____________ 1045Pasado, Cape, Anchorage, chart........................... 250Paso Robles Mercantile Co..................................... 1029Paspalum, North American species.............. . 1044Passenger rates:

Aberdeen & Rockfish R. R_______________ 945conveyances in Panama Canal Zone.......... 789

Passenger traffic:ocean borne-

1927, calendar year_____—............ 541928, calendar year_________________ 10421928, fiscal year................................................2581928, quarterly____________ 54,326,795,1042

Passport Division............... .................................... 799

Page Passports:

application, essential requirements_________ 799information______________________________ 542instructions to diplomatic officers..Ill 667, 798issuance of immigration visas______________ 615notice to bearers_________ ____________ 190,670regulations, consular service_______ '.. 125,’ 797

Pasture problems, coastal plains of South______ 202Patent Appeals, Court of, see Court of Customs

and Patent Appeals.Patent Office________________ .. . 14,75,147,

217,285,350,437,556, 704', 828,919,998 decisions—

1928-----------------------------------------------------919weekly (in Official gazette)_____ 14,76,148,

219, 286,350,438, 557, 705,829,919,998weekly (separates)... 14,75, 76,147, 217, 218,

286,350,437,438,557,704,828,919,998 registration of prints, etc., rules 705report, 1928...________ ___________________ 286rules of practice..._____________ '* 829

Patents:claims, decisions of War Claims Ar-

biter........... . 332,416classification________________ 15( 76 148,

219,286,350,438,557, 705,829,920,998classification manual, corrections, etc_____ 705decisions—

1928_____ _____ ______________________ 919in Official gazette______________ 14, 76,148,

219,286,350,438,557, 705,829,919,998separates from Official gazette.. 14,

75, 76,147, 217, 218, 286, 350, 437, 438, 557, 704, 828, 919, 998

forfeiture of rights_______ __________________484in Official gazette__________________ 14,76,148,

219,286,350,438, 557, 705,829,919,998index of patents issued, 1928.................. 438law of industrial property, Argentina______ 916laws------------------------------------------------------------ 705licensing patents owned by U. S_________ 484queries submitted by War Claims Ar-

biter.___________ 177,875reissue of defective patents_________________350specifications for Los Angeles library____ 592,

719, 751 without fees....................... 350see also Inventions—Land patents—also

names of persons, firms, etc., apply-ing for patents.

Patents Committee, House: report----------------------------------- ------------- 592

Patents Committee, Senate:reports.------- --------------------------------------- 484,751

Pathology, see Diseases—also names of dis-eases.

Paton, Stewart, letter to surgeon general, U. S.Army_____ _____ 983

Patrick, Austin L., soil, Lycoming County, Pa. 694Patterson, C. L., case__________________________509Patterson, Warren G.:

motion pictures in India............... .......... 826sales territories in India.......... .................. 826

Patterson Bay, chart_________________________ 11Patton, Eugene B., official statistics___________ 245Patuxent River, bridge.............. .. 581,611,722,747Paul, B., Federal Trade Comn. v.............. 932Paul, J. W.:

analyses of West Virginia coals___________ 284falls of roof, bituminous coal mines____ 436,918v. United States (case of J. W. Paul as

trustee)_______________ ___________490Paul Hamilton, U. S. S.:

cerebrospinal fever on board______________ 517Paulsen, C. G.:

surface water supply—Great Basin________ ______ 232Missouri River basin._____ ____________374Snake River basin____________________ 760

Pauly, Elmer G., agricultural implements____ 74Paw Paw, W. Va., bridge............... .................. 442,476Pay, see Salaries—Wages— also certain head-

ings beginning Pay.

1190 Index, 1928-1929

Pay, Army: Pageallowances for officers___________________ 970“child” and “children,” to define. 366,565, 722

correction for p. 366____________________ 420discharged soldiers, travel pay_____________ 367equalize pay of certain officers_____________ 461increased pay for aerial flights, etc.......... 403pay readjustment act, etc________________ 1004pay tables________ ____ _____________ 806,1004percentage as retired pay__________________ 589to investigate pay, etc., of personnel_______ 735

Pay, Coast and Geodetic Survey: allowances for officers_______ 970“child” and “children,” to define. 366,565, 722

correction for p. 366___________ ____ _ 420pay readjustment act, etc________________ 1004to investigate pay, etc., of personnel....... 735

Pay, Coast Guard:allowances for officers_____________________ 970“child” and “children,” to define. 366,565,722

correction for p. 366________________ 420increased pay for aerial flights, etc________ 403instructions, amendments_______________ 128,

192,263,330,412,678,897,977instructions, circular_________ 57,128,534,1048nonaccrual of pay________________________ 128pay readjustment act, etc________________ 1004retired pay for certain members of Life

Saving Service_____________________455revised pay rolls__________________________ 57to investigate pay, etc., of personnel______ 735

Pay, Marine Corps: allowances for officers__________________ 970“child” and “children,” to define. 366,565,722

correction for p. 366___________________ 420increased pay for aerial flights, etc________ 403pay readjustment act, etc________________ 1004to investigate pay, etc., of personnel______ 735

Pay, National Guard:increased pay for aerial flights, etc________ 403preparation of pay rolls and vouchers_____ 903regulations, Federal pay and allowances. 62,903

Pay, Navy:allowances for officers_____________________970“child” and “children”, to define. 366, 565, 722

correction for p. 366_______420enlisted men, Naval Mission to Brazil____ 525increased pay for aerial flights, etc________ 403pay bill instructions, changes..........................520pay readjustment act, etc__________ 1004pay tables_______________________________ 1004to investigate pay, etc., of personnel_______ 735warrant officers of Naval Reserve__________ 591warrant officers of Navy______________ 624, 722

Pay, Public Health Service: allowances for officers__________________970

“child” and “children”, to define. 366,565,722correction for p. 366____________________420

pay readjustment act, etc________________ 1004to investigate pay. etc., of personnel_______ 735

Pay clerks, Navy, appointment, to amend law. 592 Payette division, see Boise irrigation project. Paymaster General, Navy, see. Supplies and

Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept.Payne, F. F., ground markings by lightning... 142 Payne, Lee R., printing therapeutic project.. 1050 Pea, see Peas.Peabody, S. J., Lumber Co.:

lumber____________________________________944piling............ .................. 946

Peace:agreement of U. S. with Netherlands____ 190multilateral treaty for war renunciation—

address by Edwin Borchard__________ 470addresses of Secretary Kellogg. 126,261, 327 article by Frank H. Simonds_________ 470article by Henry Cabot Lodge, 3d____ 470certified copy of treaty_____________ _ 407conclusion of treaty, negotiations_____ 261exchange of notes between U. S. and

other Powers______________ 56,126, 261French draft of treaty________________ 126hearings before Foreign Relations Com. 478 report of Foreign Relations Com......... 479text, of pact as signed_____________ 261, 327

settlement of international controversies bypacific means______________________ 327

war-prevention policy of U. S______________261year’s major factors in progress..................... 1005see also Public peace.

Peach: Pageinsects attacking peach in the South.____ 6orchards menaced by phony disease_______ 206phony disease quarantine_____________ 533,908preservation for ice cream______________ 68,991price factors in New York City market___ 908rates on peaches___________________ 33, 642,945rot, time-temperature relations_______ 337,697

Peach borer, how to prevent, etc., its ravages.. 204 Peaches, see Peach.Peacock, Walter M., influence of storage on seed

potatoes______________ 991Peanuts:

inefficiency for growth in pigs__________909rates on_________________________ 642tariff—

brief of Charles R. Crisp_______________835proclamation increasing duty_____ 667,976production costs in U. S. and China... 976

Pear: injured when boxed in Douglas fir____ 427leaf blister mite___________________ ______ 547'spray residue, removal in Northwest_____ 427

Pearls in the Americas_______________________ 118Pears, see Pear.Pearson, John C.:

fisheries of Pamlico and Core sounds_____ 214redfish and other sciaenids, Texas__________ 555

Pearson, John R., relief___________________ 468,711Pearson, Margaret W., relief_____________ 468,711Pearson’s equivalent probability r method____ 3Peas, weevils in_______________________________ 340

see also Cowpeas.Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., linseed-oil__________ 236, 640Peat humus, rates on_______ ____ ____________ 946Peavey, Hubert H. (Representative from Wis.):

reports made by—Indian Affairs Com..._____ __________ 575War Claims Com________ 468, 597, 598, 599

Pecan:Cladosporium effusum on varieties___ 811, 819diseases of southern pecans________________ 278insects and their control____ ______________ 817rates on pecans____________________ 946

Pecan-scab fungus:behavior on some varieties of pecan___ 811,819morphology and taxonomy___________ 200,278

Pecans, see Pecan.Peck’s Spring, meteoric stone reported_________972Peconic Bay, chart________________ 73Pecos & Northern Texas Ry__________________768Pecos River water:

consent to compact________ ______ 481,723, 727quality___________________________________ 23utilization near Red Bluff_______ __________582

Pecos Valley Lumber Co.: asphalt..... ..................................... 761roofing____________________________ 101

Peddler refrigerator-cars, minimum charges.... 383 Pederson, Thyra E.:

hygiene for attendants___________________ 265nursing procedure for attendants......... ............804

Peek, B. F., bridge__________ _______ _ 578, 720, 744Peery, George C. (Representative from Va.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 357

452, 454, 455, 456, 577, 580, 581, 582,731Pehrson, Elmer W.:

zinc in 1927_________________ _________ 997zinc production, summarized data............. 827

Peiraeus, The, chart___________________________319Pekin Cooperage Co. v. United States____ 290, 389Peking, China, persimmon culture, etc____428Peklo, Jaroslav, fungi of cereal seeds______ 545,696Pelican Bay Lumber Co___________ _____ 652,1029Pelican Laundry, Ltd................. 472,570,711Pellagra:

identity with blacktongue of dogs............. .. 193in cotton-mill villages, S. Carolina____ 264,803

Pelts, see Leather, hides, and skins.Pelvis:

double, of kidney............... 537inflammations, surgical treatment________ 789

Pemberton, C. E., Mediterranean fruit fly___ 817Penal and Reformatory Institutions, Special

Committee on, House, see Federal Penal and Reformatory Institu-tions, Special Committee on, House.

Penal code, see special subject.Pencil leads, case of A. W. Faber, Inc.............. 19

July-June 1191Page

Pencil slats, rates on...... ........................................... 859Pencils, see Lead-pencils.Pend Oreille National Forest______ __________ 696Pendergast, W. L., refractory blocks in glass

tank.......... 439Pendleton, T. P., maps from aerial photo-

graphs.............. . . 87Pendleton & Gilkey, posts_____________________860Penitentiaries, see Convict labor—Criminals—

Prisons.Penitentiary, Atlanta, proposed legislation____ 676Penitentiary, Leavenworth, estimates________ 676Pennell, Elizabeth R., relief______________ 458,725Penney, J. C., Inc., hosiery.................. 854Pennington, J. A. G., automotive products___ 347Pennoyer, J. C., Co. v. United States_________ 41Pennsylvania:

cases before Supreme Court_________ _ 328,671conditions in coal fields, hearings.... 18,82, 225 district judge.._____ _____________ 457,482, 718election of William S. Vare as Senator—

hearings---------------------------------------- 225,614report--------------------------------------------------- 614

fisheries, 1926..____ 73.fisheries, list of publications_______________ 995*Highways Department-

survey of transportation_________ ______429negro colleges and universities_____________ 231postal service-

mail contracts (2 entries)................... 322mail trains, schedule........................ 256, 323post route map_______________________ 666

survey of transportation on highways_____429Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station,

soil survey, Lycoming County____ 694Pennsylvania, Ohio & Detroit R. R.:

abandonment of line...... ............ 167acquisition and operation of line__________ 236

Pennsylvania Railroad:bridge across Allegheny River..... 451,609,714 coal-cars........................... 499,794control of—

Baltimore & Eastern R. R............ .......... 89Columbus & Xenia R. R_____________ 28Pennsylvania Tunnel & Terminal R.R.

(finance docket 6968)_____________ 167fire-box doors_____________________________ 765mail trains, schedules_____ 255,401,665, 790, 968rates...._______________________ 94rates on—

antimony_____ ______________ 160asphalt.____ ________ 497automobiles__________________ 761barrels_______ ___________ 635bedding for cattle._____ _______ 297beverages............ .............. 1016building materials________ _________ 847cans................... 160cast-iron.............. ............................ 27cement...______ _______ 762coal............................ 378coal-tar_______________________ 763copper-------------------------------------------------- 849corn flakes.............................. 940cotton-factory sweepings_______________ 378cranes, derricks, etc____________________850cresylic acid___________________________ 764evaporated milk............................. 1019fire-brick_____________________________ 162fleshings______ ______________ 942fuel-oil__________________ 1019ganister...____ _______ 30insulator pins........................ 305iron............. ............ 380leadite_____________ 31linoleum_______________ 943logs............... ...................... 767lumber------------------------------------------ 857,944macerated-currency pulp......... ............ 32paper--------- ------------ 859roofing......... ........................ 35sand____ _____ _________ ________ 384,1025steel cabinets............................. 949stoneware....................................... 36,645stovepipe............................... 863strawberries................................... 864sulphur............................................ 170tin......................................................... 104

PagePennsylvania Railroad—Continued,

rates on—Continued, tin-plate__________ 646tubes_______ ______ 309vanadium_____________________________ 646vegetables__________________ 1027wire_________________________ 172wood-pulp........ .......................... 772woolen goods______________ 866zinc................. ...................... 867zinc sulphate__________________________ 386

reconsignment_____________________________ 861stock___________________________ 167switching charges_________________________ 771team-track charges_______________________ 103Terminal Warehouse Co. of Baltimore »... 652 train-stop device______________ _____ 239,1026unlading and lading_______________________ 505valuation_______________________________ 1023versus United States______________________ 313

Pennsylvania State College:School of Agriculture-

soil survey, Lycoming County......... . 694Pennsylvania Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, guard-

ian, fee for attorney___ '.__________ 799Pension Bureau_______________ 25, 233,295,375,634

attorneys practicing before, information... 295 regulations governing______ ______ 295report, 1928_______ 375

Pensions: appeals, rules of practice..... ....................... 157aviation duty, to include Army_______ 464, 722decisions_____________________________ 633,758disabled World War veterans compensation. 600 for Coast Guard__________________________ 734for soldiers, sailors, widows, etc.—

Civil War (II. R. 14800)________ 358,364,367,485, 565, 711

Civil War (H. R. 16500)______ 456,625,711Civil War (S. 4559)________ 625Regular Army (II. R. 16522)... 464,626, 711Regular Army (H. R. 16878)_________ 592,

625,711,727Regular Navy (H. R. 16522)... 464,626,711 Regular Navy (H. R. 16878)_________ 592,

625, 711,727wars other than Civil (H. R. 16522)... 464,

626,711wars other than Civil (II. R. 16878)... 592,

*71 1 707laws—

Army and Navy pensions_____________ 375Civil, Spanish, and Indian wars_______ 926

' synopsis_______________________________ 375Navy pension fund, payments for claims.. 411 publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 842survivors of Civil and Mexican wars______ 582see also Civil service pensions—Old age pen-

sions—also names of persons granted pensions.

Pensions Committee, House:hearing___________ ____ __________ _______ 734reports_____________________ _____ 464,592,734

Pensions Committee, Senate:reports_______________________ 367,485,625,626

Pentecostal Assemblies of the World___________433Pentecostal Holiness Church_________________ 9Pepe, Grace, public health service of Samoa... 517Pepin Pickling Co., pickles____________________ 946Pepper, Loretta, relief....................................... 473,561Peppermint, as farm crop..____ ____________ 697Peppier, W., lapse rate in nimbus clouds______ 344Peptic ulcers, see Ulcers. Pequot-Mohegan diary....................... 796,972Percale, master specification__________________ 78Perch, see Pike perch—Yellow perch.Percy, Clara, relief.._________ 561Perdido Bay, bridge__________________ 581,612,722Pere Marquette Ry.:

abandonment of branch line..... ..................305construction of branch line_______________ 33freight-cars..................... 300Muskegon Ry. & Navigation Co. v_______ 640proposed control by C. & O. Ry___________ 941rates on—

chicory......................... 848iron......................... 96logs...._____ ______ __________________ 856

reconsignment..................................... 861

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PagePerennials, herbaceous________ _______ ______ 697

Performance of airplanes, see Airplanes.Perfumery, case of Alfred H. Smith Co_______ 19Peril Strait, chart..____________ 213Periodicals:

case of Silk Association of America_______ 153cataloguing____________________ 655contributions to, copyrighted__________ 44,110,

179,247,315,393,514,655, 782,877contributions to, copyrighted, index, 1927.. 315

copyrighted, index, 1927 __________________ 44copyrighted, index, 1928___________________ 959Government periodicals, subscriptions____ 633regulations, Jt. Committee on Printing___ 736statements submitted on form 3551_______ 186

Periods (meteorology):solar activity and magnetic, etc., data____ 209solar and terrestrial phenomena................. 429

Perishable commodities, see Agricultural pro-ducts.

Perkins, Randolph (Representative from N. J.): minority views—

World War Veterans’ Legislation Com..... ............. ....................... 599,600

reports made by—Accounts Com............. . ..................... .. 565, 566

Perkins, S. O.: soil surveys—

Camden and Currituck counties, N. C. 814Greene County, N. C................... ................274Lamar County, Ga.............. ...................... 694St. Marys County, Md________________816Worcester County, Md________________ 424

Perkins, Willis J., ». Lawrence B. Sperry_____ 41Perlman Rim Corporation vs. U. S____ ______ 490Perlmutter, P., rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn. 155Permanent Conference on Printing______ 192,1048

report, June 30, 1928______ _____ _________ 192report, July 1928-Apr. 1929______________ 1048

Permit mailing, see Postage.Permits:

building, in principal cities__________ 512,1031oil and gas, in Wyoming__________ ______ 629oil and gas, regulations___________ 1013work in navigable waters............... .............. 982

Permutit Co., sand___________ 35Pernicious anemia in negro................. ..................1050Perrine-Armstrong Co.:

logs---------------------------------------- 767lumber____________________________________857

Perry, David, Co., United States v............ 153Perry Iron Co., cast iron_____________________ 27Perry Point, Md., Veterans’ Hospital____ 615,722Perryman Investment Co............................... 493Perry’s Victory Memorial Commission............... 496

report, Dec. 1, 1928..____ 496Perryton Equity Exchange, salt_______________862Persian Gulf pilot, supplement............................. 884Persimmons:

culture and winter storage in Peking_____ 428native persimmon_________________________ 342

Personnel and Business Administration Office, Agriculture Dept............... . 199,338

Personnel Classification Board__________ 120,1038Personnel management, Navy training course. 658Persson, Oscar E. F., United States vs________ 41Peru:

alpacas of Peru______________ 116chart--------------- 250descriptive article_________________ nsfossil pearly fresh-water mussels___________ 261

Peru Plow & Wheel Co., lumber______________ 31Pests, see Agricultural pests—Insects—also

names of pests.Pet Milk Co., evaporated milk......................... 1019Peters, H. H., mercury arc and wave length

560mg..... 440Peters, M. F., palladium, melting point... 830,921Peters-Duncan, Ltd., strawberries______ 36Petersburg National Park______________ 461Peterson, Alvah, oriental peach moths, etc. 271,547Peterson, Carl G., Pacific Steamship Co. vs. 409Peterson, Esther C., stiffness from starch_____ 912Peterson, Gilbert, relief_____________________ 607Peterson, Helen E., United States v........... 872Peterson Biddick Co., poultry.............................. 769

PagePetroleum:

analysis for oil-field waters______________ 75chemical constituents, separation, etc.. 559,706 distillation of crude petroleum_____________ 349in Hanna and Carbon basins____ _____ 1013in Powell oil field________________________ 13international trade________________________ 702larvicide, crude oil preference...........................789permits, prospecting in Wyoming...................629permits and leases, regulations........................1013possibilities, plains near Highwood Mts... 759 production in 1927_________________________ 918prospects of San Rafael Swell, Utah_______ 759publications on-

oil leases.................................. 21petroleum_____ ______ _______ _______ 933

rates on petroleum____________________ 33,9237,305,382,642,768,859,946,1023

rates on petroleum products_____ 382,946,1023refineries—

in foreign countries.............. ....................... 917information for refiners.................... 516statistics, 1927_____________ 703

resources of foreign countries, etc. . ..................843routing on petroleum, etc..................................167Salt Creek crude, less volatile oils_________217Salt Creek crude, study___________________ 918shale in producing oil field, Calif___________759situation existing in United States..............843see also Fuel oil—Naval petroleum reserves.

Petroleum Exposition, see International Petro-leum Exposition.

Petroleum Institute, see American Petroleum Institute.

Petroleum Section, Foreign and Domestic Com-merce Bur_______ ____ 702

Pettersson, Viktor, relief of heirs.................... 468Pettis, C. R., Baltimore, Md., district________539Pettis, D. E., v. United States____________ 240,328Peyser, Edelin & Peyser, attorneys, fee............ 895Pfeiffer, George E.:

late removal of foreign bodies_____ ____ _ 416management of goitre risk_________________ 265surgical management of peptic ulcers_____ 59transplantation of ureter______________ 980

Pfleghar Hardware Specialty Co_______________313Pharmaceutical Products, Ltd_________________841Pharmacy Corps in Medical Dept., Army____ 733Pharmacy in Europe and United States______ 881Pheasants, Chinese ring-necked, mailing______254Phelps, F. P., mercury arc and wave length

560 mg________________ 440Phelps, J. R.:

neoarsphenamine reactions (2 entries)_____517pollution of water supply at Tutuila______ 46

Phelps, Lilburn, Kate R. Bondurant v_______ 173Phelps, Peter W., exr., v. United States______ 174Phenomena preceding lightning.______ 142Philadelphia, Pa.:

aviation chart...____ _____________________ 884chart of waterfront________________________ 554postal delivery, scheme of separation______ 51rivers, etc., in district_____________ 541

Philipp, E., laws of Colles and Profeta.._____ 59Philipp Brothers, Inc., cullet.................. 299 Philippine Department, signal-depot ware-

house___________ 360Philippine Islands...... .......... 268

biology, contributions to—Capriformes, etc., collected.............. 797title-page, contents, etc., for v. 1__ 55

board of visitors__________________ 575,629,929case before Supreme Court____________ 975charts, coast pilots, etc., catalogue____ 72coast pilot, supplements________ _____ 700,823copyright law............. ........................................... 179corporation law, act amending________ 667corporation law, to approve amendment.. 575,

629,722 discharged soldiers, travel pay............. .. 367governor general, report, 1927_______ _____ 268imports from, statement of H. L. Stimson. 835 Legislature-

acts, to continue reports to Congress.. 572,. 629,725

living conditions in 16th naval dist............. 395mango of carabao variety__________________ 428money-order post offices................... ..................255

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Philippine Islands—Continued, publications for sale by supt. of docs----230sales territories....................................... 825sapromyzid flies_____________ 893tour of duty in Philippines.-------- --------------- 248trichostrongylid worm from carabao______ 326typhoon over central part____________ 551

Philippine Scouts, enlisted men, retirement-.. 366 Philipsbom’s, see Former Corporation.Phillips, E. F.:

beekeeping in buckwheat region........ .. 275bees.______ ______________________________ 140control of American foulbrood____________ 67outdoor wintering of bees----------------------- 989

Phillips, Edgar J., exr., case___________________ 175Phillips, Estelle R., sand and gravel in 1927... 437Phillips, Frank M.:

per capita costs in city schools_______ 1012statistical survey of education............... 22,758teacher-training costs-------------------------------- 844

Phillips, Mary S., bulletins of Educ. Bur_____294Phillips, Percy W., to teach summer school... 1041Phillips, S. W.:

soil surveys— Chattahoochee County, Ga......— 693Lake County, Fla----------------- ------------- 815Randolph County, Ga---------------- ------- 694

Phillips, T. H., alias, see Mitchell, C. Thomas, Jr.

Phillips, W. J.: corn earworm ravages, etc_____________ 140rough-headed corn stalk-beetle_____________ 425wheat jointworm and its control--------------- 6wheat strawworm and its control_____ 276,989

Phillips, zeBarney, prayers offered in Senate. 1005Phillips Petroleum Co., gasoline_______________ 379Philology, see Language and languages.Phipps, John T., patent appeal_______________ 219Phipps, Lawrence C. (Senator from Colo.):

reports made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com------- 480,

481,618Post Offices and Post Roads Com____ 626

Phoca and Zalophus, comparative anatomy— 527Phocoenoides dalli porpoise, gums---------------------527Phoenix, Ariz., bronze cannon------------ 589,622,722Phoenix Construction Co., Inc., rates------------- 852Phoenix Horse Shoe Co.:

freight rates.......................................-............ 30horseshoes................................... 96

Phony disease: peach orchards in Georgia menaced-------206peach quarantine......................... 533,908

Phosphates: production of phosphate rock, 1927_____ 703rates on................... ..................... -......... -......... - 1023see also Acid phosphate—Trisodium phos-

phate.Phosphorus:

deficiency in forage feeds--------------- 545,811distribution in grains................................. 200,272in diet, short method of calculating----------- 696

Photographs:

map compilation from aerial photographs.. 87 Photography:

aerial surveys in Alaska--------------------- 759fuel sprays from engine injection valves.... Ill notes on photography________ 516,657,881,882sensitization of emulsions (2)..................... 222stars, trigonometric parallaxes_____________ 656supplies for Government---------- ------------------ 679

Photometer, Hilger sector................... ......................288Photoperiodism of some economic plants.. 337,548 Phyllodoce, see Annelids. Physical development:

measurements of boys and girls___________ 979studies in development and posture---------- 681

same, summary, in public healthreports........... ...........................-................415

Physical divisions of United States.........................760Physical education and training:

Army training regulations........... .............. 417,683in city public schools......................... 843in schools____________ 758physical education series..................... -..............843

PagePhysical examination:

article on....... ...... 980exames medicos ante-nupciaes_____________ 252for Coast Guard_____________________ 263for flying-

pilots, physical standards..... ............143qualifications and adaptability___ 516,517special reference to eyes___________ 248,317

value and importance.................................... 538Physical therapy:

benefits for psychotic patients_____________ 538benefits from physical recreation.................. . 980flat feet treatment.................................... 900in Veterans’ Bureau hospital_____________ 131

Physical training, see Physical education and training.

Physicians: obligation with ref. to heart disease.......804prescription books, postage rate__________ 186

Physics: evolution of 20th century physics_____ 260recent developments of cosmical physics... 259 see also Geophysics.

Physiographic Committee of Geological Sur-vey............ 760

Physiotherapy, see Physical therapy. Pianos, rates on....................................... 33Picatinny Arsenal, cannon powder blending

unit_______ __________ ____________ 360Pick, Lewis A., New Orleans, La., district___ 540Pickert, L., Fish Co., Inc., relief........... . 441,473Pickles:

making fermented pickles------------------- 139,989rates on----- ------- 946

Pickrel Walnut Co., logs------------- ----------- 97Pictures:

oil portrait of President Coolidge-------------- 533see also Motion pictures—Photographs—

Visual instruction.Picuris children’s stories_________ ____ ____ 796,972Piedmont & Northern Ry. v. U. S., etc.... 167,243Piedmont Corporation, misrouting__________ 1022Piedmont Grocery Co. vs. U. S_______________ 108Pierce, A. H., Vincent’s angina.......... .................. 194Pierce, C. H., surface water supply_________ 86,87Pierce, John B., cases of executors________ 108,872Pierce, Leslie:

apple bitter-rot______ _________ _____ - 277apple scab.................................................... 818

Pierce, William S., patent appeal............................ 219Pierce County, Wash., bridge................ 581,722Pierre, W. II., soil, Sheboygan County, Wis... 816 Pierre, S. Dak., First National Bank v. Chicago

& North Western Ry._____ ______ 854Pierson, Harriet W., serial pubs, of societies... 877Pieters, A. J.:

adubos verdes para a America tropical------ 662clover failure....------------------ 277crotalaria pays in soil improvement-----------427green manuring____________________________912

Piezo-electric generator----------------- ---------------- - 439Pig, see Swine.Pig iron, see Cast-iron.Pigments:

beans, pigment patterns__________ 271,421dry colors for Engrav. and Print. Bur-------678tinting strength (2 entries)—...........-..............149see also Color—Paint.

Pigs, see Swine.Piippo, Arthur F., sun and sky radiation.......... 698Pike, R. S.:

American way to Europe, poster-----------------124Leviathan, world’s largest ship, poster----- 124

Pike, artificial propagation.................. 214Pike perch, artificial propagation---------------------- 214Piling, rates on________ ______ -........... -............— 946Pillar of Fire, census, 1926............... — 281Pilling, Norman B., patent appeal------------------ 998Pillsbury, E. D., prognosis in tuberculosis........ 416Pilhbury, G. B., Philadelphia, Pa., dist--------- 541Pillsbury, William J., fee for attorney------------- 408Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., wheat.-------------------309Pilot balloons, see Balloons.Pilot Butte power plant, see Riverton irriga-

tion project.

1194 Index, 1928-1929

Pilot charts: PageAtlantic Ocean, north_________ 48,115.183,251,

319,397,519,660, 786, 885,964,1036 upper air--------------------------------- 48,115,183,

251, 397,519,660,786,886,964,1036Atlantic Ocean, south_________ 48, 251, 519, 885Central American waters_____ 47,114,182,250,

319, 397,518,660, 786, 885, 963,1035Indian Ocean________ ____ _ 47,114,182 251

319,397,519, 660,786, 885, 964,1035Pacific Ocean, north__________ 48.115,183, 251,

319, 397, 519,660, 786,885,964,1036 upper air------ 397, 519, 660, 787,886,964,1036

Pacific Ocean, south___________ 48,251, 519, 886Pilot guides, see Coast pilots—also names of

localities.Pilot rules:

for Great Lakes, etc_____________________ 1000for Great Lakes, etc., insets_______________ 79

Pilots, see Aviators.Pima cotton, see Cotton.Pincus, Harry, relief.............. ................. .. 471 550Pine, W. B. (Senator from Okla.):

reports made by— Indian Affairs Com...... ............... 616, 617Military Affairs Com_________ 366,367,622

Pine:larch canker, new unwanted immigrant... 428 natural reproduction, lodgepole pine... 691, 990 nursery stock, producing in the South____ 911planting southern pine_____________ ____ _ 990timber growing for profit in the South____ 6yield tables, 2d-growth yellow pine___ 271,426

Pine Bluff & Northern Ry., deficit status____ 168Pine Bluff Arkansas River Ry_______________ 238Pine Plume Lumber Co., misrouting_________ 945Pineapple culture in Florida____ ' ' 912Pines, see Pine.Pines, Isle of, see Isle of Pines.Piney River & Paint Creek R. R., valuation.. 502 Pink boll-worm, notice of quarantine... 65, 272,987 Pinkus. I., International Shoe Co. vs_________ 529Pinnacles National Monument_______ _______ 666Pins (insulator), see Insulator pins.Pioneer Telephone Co., sale of properties 99 Pipe:

instructions relative to piping........................... 783insulation of piping on ships_______________ 221magnesia molded pipe covering 221rates on-------------- 33, 35,99,168,170,305, 382' 502,

642, 645, 768.859,860,863,946,1023 rusty pipes, what is to be done?__________ 537

welded, etc., steel, specifications......... 216Pipe couplings, rates on_______________________ 768Pipe fittings, instructions__________ Z.ZZ1.”” 783Pipe nipples, elimination of waste.. 1000Piper, Charles V.:

bur clover_______________________________ __cultivated grasses_________________________ 428green manuring___________________________ 912vetches____________________________ 208

Piper, E. D., occupational therapy. ' 804 Pipes, see Pipe.Pirtle, T. R.:

dairy and poultry statistics_____ 201dairy statistics.................. gi2Pistols: 2excise taxes on sales by manufacturer 263 possession, sale, etc., in D. C_______ 572

Pitch, rates on________________ — .””11121'” 860Pitcher, Molly, postage stamps surcharged.... 401 Pith-bundles, etc., in Helianthus_____ 656Pitot-static nozzle, see Nozzles.Pitot-venturi nozzle, see Nozzles.Pittman, Key (Senator from Nev.):

reports made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com...........480Public Lands and Surveys Com... 628,629

Pittsburg & Columbus Ry., valuation... 238Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern R. R 637 Pittsburgh, Pa.:

bridges across Monongahela River. 358,475,720 bridges across Ohio River.......... . 358, 476, 721post office, station separation scheme____ ’ 664rivers, etc., in district_____________ 685sewer outlet___________________ "576 714see also Pennsylvania Trust ’Co."o'f Pitts-’

burgh.

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.: Pageacquisition of West Side Belt R. R_... 646bonds------------------------------------- 382,860bridge....................................... 454,475,720construction of extension_________________ 33

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis

rates on coal____ ________________ 763train-stop devices_________________________ 239valuation_______________________________ 1023

Pittsburgh Experiment Station........................ 75Pittsburgh Knife & Forge Co___________ 176,243Pittsburgh, Lisbon & Western R. R______ 502,946Pittsylvania County, Va., bridge_____ 357,473,561Pituitary extract, sulphur in............. 130Piute Indians, see Paiute Indians.Placards, see Posters.Place names, see Names (geographical).Plack, Ferdinand H., v. U. S_____________ 152,241Plagiorhynchus formosus, see Acanthocephalid.Plague, transfer by ships’ rats, etc_______ 803,1049Plankton of Gulf of Maine___________________ 434Planned settlements, see Farm colonies.

x J Jiunau---------------------------------------- 00,1'11,206,277,342,426,549, 696,818,912,990

estimate_______________ _____ ________ _ 533report, 1928........... 342service and regulatory announcements.. 69,912

Plant Introduction Gardens, Canal Zone, see Panama Canal (zone).

Plant Quarantine and Control Administra-tion- 208,343,992

estimates--------------------------------------------- 533,676fruit fly in Fla., proposed legislation______ 897service and regulatory announcements. 343,992

Planting, see Agriculture—Tree planting.Plants:

chilling, influence on crop plants... 271,337,811 drug plants under cultivation____________ 427explorer runs risks in far lands____________ 206fumigation with hydrocyanic-acid gas____ 204host plants of European corn borer_______ 547imported—

asepsis for plants from abroad________ 141Foreign Plant Introduction Office____ 7,

142,550,819,912pests collected from imported plants.. 140 quarantine notice__________________ 65,338

insects affecting, investigations____________ 675insects injurious to greenhouse plants_____ 911movement into and out of D. C........... ........... 992photoperiodism of economic plants.__ 337,548publications—

on insects injurious to plants............. 757on plants______________ 757

quarantine act____________________________ 208regulations for mailing plants—

addressed to places in Florida__________186addressed to places in Mississippi______ 790addressed to places in Wyoming_______ 664violation of quarantine___________ 889,968

soil moisture, capillary potential______ 421,692uses by Chippewa Indians....____ _______1043see also Botany—Diseases of plants—Forage

and forage plants—Herbariums— Heredity (plants)—Nursery stock— Perennials—Poisonous plants —

™ Weeds—also names of plants.Plants (fossil):

Green River formation flora...............................935Latah formation, revision of flora___ 844Tertiary plants from Argentine Republic. 261 Tertiary plants from Colombia............. . 1045

Plaquemines Parish, La., in customs dist. 20.. 1041 Plasmochin, effect on gametocytes of malaria. 1049 Plaster:

magnesia asbestos plaster, specification.... 221

see also Dental plaster.Plaster board, rates on__________ 769Plastic surgery, see Surgery.Til 7 TW J1 ------------------1W, X*!/, dll, IPlata River, chart__________ 48Plate, see Steel.Plate giass, see Glass.Plated ware, case of Ellis Silver Co___________ 226Plating, see Chromium plating.

July-June 1195Page

Platinum:and allied metals in 1927______ ____ ______ 285in Washington____ _____________ ____ 634,935

Platte County, Nebr., soil survey____________ 989Playground equipment, Government supplies. 679Playgrounds Department, D. C., report, 1928.. 370Pleasure resorts, Fed. irrigation reservoirs____ 159Pleiades, trigonometric parallaxes______________ 656Pleistocene faunas from Md., Va., and N. C... 23Pleura, variations in pressure__________________ 804Pliocene fauna from North Carolina__________ 23Plotting sheets aircraft________________________ 518Plumage, mailing in violation of law___________ 790Plumber’s supplies, see Plumbing.Plumbing:

elimination of waste, plumbing fixtures___ 921minimum requirements___________________ 707rates on plumber’s supplies________________ 946repairs in the home________________________ 343supplies for Government__________________ 679

Plumbing Subcommittee, see Building Code Committee.

Plummer, Wilbur C., credit extension, etc____ 997Plunkett-Jarrell Grocery Co.._____ ____________503Pluto water, rates on__________________________ 642Plymouth Brethren, census, 1926______________ 346Plymouth County, Iowa, soil survey_________ 816Pneumatic tires, see Tires.Pneumoconiosis (2 articles)____________________ 537Pneumonia deaths in large cities (3 entries).... 536Pneumothorax:

annular shadows, are they pneumotho-races?____ 538

later stages, artificial pneumothorax_______1050nontuberculous, with recovery____________ 980simultaneous bilateral spontaneous________ 900tuberculous empyema secondary to________1050without tuberculosis_______________________ 980

Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc., demurrage________ 29Pocahontas Tanning Co., tanning extract______ 504Pocket veto, see Veto.Pocono fauna of Broad Top coal field, Pa_____ 23Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co. v. U. S.... 753Poe, David L., vegetative centers________ 248,318Poehlmann Bros. Co., coal__________________ 1017Pohl, H. H., relief_____________________________ 740Poinsett County, Ark., Exchange Trust Co.

vs. Drainage District no. 7__________ 672Point Marion, Pa., bridge____________ 580, 720, 746Point Marion Community Club, bridge_____ 580,

720,746Point Pleasant, W. Va., bridges______ 577,718,743Point Pleasant and Henderson Bridge Co.... 577,

718,743Points of historic interest in National capital.. 737Poison, see Poisons.Poisonous plants:

larkspur, or poison weed______ _______ 813poison ivy and poison sumac......... ............ 912

Poisons: antidoting with chemicals_______ ____ 882arsenical poisoning of codling moth.... 691,907 barbital toxicosis_________________________ 900benzol poisoning in laboratories_________ 59,193bitter apple poisoning______ ______ 804caustic poison act, enforcement_______ 341,425cotton boll weevil poisoning_______________ 816extradition treaty, signed Jan. 15,1929.. 894,974 food poisoning-

mice, with paratyphoid poisons........ .. 882on U. S. S. Argonne....____ ___________517on U. S. S. Canopus___________________ 517on U. S. S. Melville........ .............. 882on U. S. S. Trenton__________________ 248probably due to crab meat............ ..............517

lead poisoning-on U. S. S. Seattle...... .................. 248on U. S. S. Wyoming_________________248test for industrial lead poisoning______ 43

mailing, laws and regulations_________ 442,664mussel poisoning in California_____ ________882neoarsphenamine poisoning, fatal case____ 882radioactive substances (luminous paint).. 1031

Poland, treaties with United States____________ 406Polaris, 1929 ephemeris, etc....____ 231

Police:military highways out of D. C., policing... 586retirement systems.................... .......... 246

PagePolice Department, District of Columbia:

recognition of meritorious service.. 613,717,729 report, 1928__ 370Woman’s Bureau, to establish_____________ 613

Polillo Islands, chart___________________________554Poliomyelitis, prevalence in United States____ 130Polish National Catholic Church of America.. 553Polishes, Government supplies________________ 679Political parties, documents, etc., relating to... 156Political philosophy of George Washington___ 728Political science, publications on______________ 156Polito & Moscrey Co., bananas________________ 938Polk, James K., memorial in Nashville, Tenn. 353Polk County, N. C., soil survey_______________ 816Pollak, M., infection with tuberculous sputum. 1050Pollen for hay fever treatment_________________ 342Pollution of water, see Water pollution.Polowe, David, cyclone of Sept. 9-10, 1922.. 48,114Polski, Hyman, v. United States_______________873Polychaeta:

annelids from Argentine coast_____________1044genus Phyllodoce from Costa Rica_________ 326

Polyuria, differential diagnosis_______________ 46Pomeroy, C. S., pruning citrus trees__________ 278Pomology, see Fruit-culture.Pompeckj, Josef F., is the earth growing old?___ 259Pomperaug basin, Conn., study of ground water. 935Ponce & Guayama R. R. v. United States____ 108Pondfishes, propagation______________________ 995Ponevacs, Rudolph, relief_____________________1050Pontefract, Elizabeth W.,». C. G. Lewellyn... 242Poole, Arthur J., Haitian caves________________ 795Pooling by cooperative associations______ ______812Poor, Henry V., v. comnr. of internal revenue. 510Poos, F. W., wheat strawworm___________ 276,989Pope, Ada B., administratrix v. U. S________ 490,

630,652,955Pope, George W.:

determining age of cattle by teeth____ 4disinfection of stables_______________ _____ 273

Popenoe, Wilson, cultura da mangueira______ 887Popes Creek, Md., bridge____________ 581,612,722Poppen, J. R., aviation goggles____________ 46,112Popular Price Tailoring Co....____ __________ 510Population:

census publications for sale............... 85,933of United States, 1920—

age distribution_______________________ 281foreign-born, country of birth__________ 346illiteracy______________________________ 346marital condition______ _____ 346

Porcelain:insulators, elimination of waste___________ 15plumbers’ supplies, elimination of waste... 921

Pork:antineuritic, etc., B vitamins...................811,988curing needs extreme care_________________ 202trichinosis caused by eating raw pork........ .. 909see also Swine.

Porpoise Phocoenoides dalli, gums____________ 527Port, see Harbors—also name of port.Port Angeles Western R. R., stock........... ..............168Port Arthur, Tex.:

bridge.......... .................................. 581,723,747dam_________________________________ 580,721

Port Chester Harbor, N. Y., report____________ 595Port Gamble. Wash., chart____________________ 434Port Huron, Mich., bridge______ 581,723,747,1001Port Isabel & Rio Grande Valley Ry_________ 1023Port Jefferson, N. Y.:

chart................ 73examination and survey, repoit....................... 61

Port Ludlow, Wash., chart____________________ 213Port Neville, British Columbia, chart......... .. 1036

Port Phillip, steamship:United States v. owner............... ................ 389,671

Port Reading R. R__________ ____ ________ _ 168Port Terminal Railroad Association__________ 860Port Utilities Ccmmission of Charleston, S. C. 1019Port Victoria Pier, chart____________________ 1035Port Washington Narrows, bridge..... 455,562,612 Portable chairs, see Chairs.Portenar, A. J., industrial disputes___________ 245Porter, E. W., t>. United Ststes..................... 507Porter, Stephen G. (Representative frcm Pa.):

reports made by—Foreign Affairs Com.................... 450,572,573Foreign Service Buildings Comn......... 1003

1196 Index, 1928-1929

PagePorter, Okla., relief of First National Bank.. .447,

607,712Porterfield, Mary E„ appointment.........................971Portland, Me., port..._____ _________ ____ _ 267Portland, Oreg.:

charts------------- --------- --------------------- 10,347,823rivers, etc., in district...__________ 685Traffic & Transportation Association-

twine................ ...................... 171Portland & Ogdensburg Ry. bonds.......... . ............ 168Portland cement, see Cement.Portland Company, sand........ ....................................307Portland Cremation Association______ _________652Portneuf quadrangle, Idaho______________ 935Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Ccmmissien:

estimates...______________ 533,676resolutions for relief of Porto Rice—

hearings............................. 488law.______ ______________ 443reports........... . ...................... 357,368

Porto Rico_____ ___________________ 687coffee, effect of topping on yield.................. .. 6government, to amend organic act________ 79governor, popular election....... ......................... 79governor, report, 1928______________________ 687hurricane—

Central Survey Com. rp. on losses_____363estimates for Hurricane Commission.. 533,

676relief of Porto Rico, hearings_____ _____488relief of Porto Rico, law............. ..................443relief of Porto Rico, reports._____ 357,368

Legislature-acts, etc., to continue rps. to Con-

gress.................................. 572,629,722light list_________ _________ 703loans under Fed. farm loan act____ 471,722,738military posts, construction........................ 461postal service—

mail trains, schedule______________ 256,323money-order post offices....................... 255post route map________________________ 666

publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 230rivers, etc., in district............... .............. 807trade financing and exchange______________ 435woman suffrage-

hearing......................... 151report--------------------------------------------------- 488

Porto Rico Agricultural Experiment Station.. 6,425,548

property damage, estimate for repairing___411report, 1927_____________________ 425

Porto Rico Coal Co., United States »......... 1009Portokelion, see Kheli, Port.Portrait of President Coolidge, estimate......... .. 533Ports, see Harbors—also names of ports.Ports of embarkation, see Embarkation.Ports of entry and delivery, see names of portsPortsmouth, England, chart of harbor.............. 519Portsmouth, N. H.:

hauling up of S-48 at navy yard__________ 316relief................ ...................... 464,624tides and currents in harbor............................... 554

Portsmouth, Ohio:Chamber of Commerce—

coal__________ ________________________299Portsmouth, Va., see Naval Hospital, Ports-

mouth, Va.Portugal:

arbitration treaty with U. S....... ................973east Atlantic pilot.......... .......................... 1033rose, adapted toU. S____________ _______ _ 428

Portuguese language, summer course......................887Portuguese West Africa, parcel post................... 407Posey, George W., relief______________ _____ _ 461Position finding, radio acoustic................. 212,823Position plotting sheet__________________ 251,1036Post cards, see Business reply cards—Greeting

cards.Post Office and Post Roads Committee, House:

calendar....................... 289hearings..................................... 17,80,151,465minority views.................... ..................................593reports............................ 592,593

Post office cars, see Mail-cars.

Page Post Office Department............ 50,120,185,253,321,

400,521,663,789,888,966,1038 appropriations—

1927 and prior years, estimate.............. 4121928, estimate______ _______________ 5331929, estimates........................... 412,533,6771929, laws____________________________ 1851929 and prior years, estimate______L” 9771930, estimates____________________ 676,7891930, hearings------------ --------- 355,3631930, law_____ ___________ 3541930, reports---------------------------- 354,356,363

decisions of courts affecting, digest 51employees—

compensation of laborers, etc_________ 151division headquarters inspectors, etc.. 465 night work differential tables_________ 187shorter workday on Saturday, hear-

L ings...----------- ---------------- ------- - 151shorter workday on Saturday, minority

views------------------------------ ------- 593shorter workday on Saturday, report.. 593

judgments against________________________952opinions of assistant Attorneys General.... 122 opinions of solicitor........................... . 791posters______ _________ 255,889public buildings, report___________________ 800quarterly summaries, etc., instructions 968report, 1928____ 401useless papers, disposition^........ 752

Post Office Department, Solicitor for, see Solicitor for Post Office Depart-ment.

Post Office Inspectors Division_______________ 51Post office supplies, see Postal supplies.Post offices:

money-order offices, register, 1928______ 255sale of internal-revenue stamps___________ 121State list_________________________________ 121see also Postal service—also names of places,

where located.Post Offices and Post Roads Committee,

Senate:calendar---------------------------------- 367,485, 626,751hearings_______ _____ 485,626,751,837reports----------- --------------------------- 485,626

Post route maps, list.____ ________ 665,666Postage:

acceptance of matter without postage.. 254,967 air mail postage and fees______________ _ 185bulk lots of 3d-elass matter_______ _ 401,664domestic rates, etc., July 1, 1928. ......... 254

poster--------------------------------- 889double or reply post cards________________ 790freedom to certain Pan Amer, diplomats.. 485,

717magazine covers returned to publishers___ 967new rates, proper computation_______ _ 121old freight bills at Ist-class rate______ ____ 186parcel post rates not for 2d-class mail_____ 121permit mailing of 1st class mail, hearing___ 80physicians’ prescription books........ . ............. 186prepaid 2d-class mail must be indorsed.... 322

Postage-due mail, see Mail matter.Postage-stamps:

affixing postage-due stamps__ _____ _ 888air-mail stamp books, surplus stocks______ 321air-mail stamps for postage and fees............. 185expediting of stamp stock to be avoided.. 121 George Rogers Clark stamp______________ 664not to be covered with mucilage, etc........ . 664precanceled, must be defaced...... ................ 1039precanceled, use on holiday mail_____ 255redemption of special-handling stamps . 51,121State overprinted stamps_________________ 889Sullivan expedition stamp_______________ 1039surcharged for Monmouth anniversary ' 254 surcharged Molly Pitcher__________ 401Thomas Alva Edison stamp____ 967

Postal bulletin, see Postal service.Postal cards, canceled, redemption.. 400Postal clerks, see Postal service—Railway Mail

Service.Postal Congress, Pan American, see Pan Ameri-

can Postal Union.

July-June 1197Postal guide, see Postal service. PagePostal laws, see Postal service.Postal money-orders, see Money-orders.Postal rates, see Postage.Postal savings bonds, information concerning— 889 Postal Savings System___ .__________ 401, 790, 889

amendments to postal laws, etc______ ____ 323Postal Savings System and common good 401,

790 report, 1928........... ........... 401

Postal service:appropriations, see Post Office Depart-

ment.decisions of courts affecting, digest________ 51employees—

chief clerks at division headquarters... 465 compensation of laborers, etc_________ 151night, work differential tables_________ 187shorter workday on Saturday, hearings 151 shorter workday on Saturday, minority

views—... 593shorter workday on Saturday, report.. 593 substitute clerks, etc., credit for time... 485,

593, 722 laws and regulations—

amendments_________ 120, 255,323,664, 790inserts____ _______________ ____ ______ 121,

186, 255,323, 522, 790, 889, 968,1039 Navy mail service instructions_____________251official postal guide______________ .... 121,186,

255,323, 522, 664, 790,889,968,1039 abridged official postal guide___________121

postal bulletin________________ 51,121,186,255,322,401,522, 664,790,889,968,1039

v. 49, index....................................... 521publications for sale........................... . 156,843vouchers for payments for services________ 121see also Air mail—International postal ser-

vice—Mail-cars—M ail matte r— Parcel post—Postmasters—Rail-way Mail Service—Special de-livery—Special-handling service— Star routes—also names of States, cities, etc.—also certain headings beginning Post and Postal.

Postal Service Division, see International Postal Service Division.

Postal supplies: awards, 1929, list______ 51furnished post offices, inspectors, etc______ 522proposal and specifications_________________ 661requisitions, information for filling.............. 790vouchers covering payments_______________ 121see also special subject.

Postal unions, see Pan American Postal Union— Universal Postal Union.

Poste, J. R., v. United States______ ______ _ 108Posters:

hospital placards________________________ 1050issued by—

Animal Industry Bureau_________ 339, 546Biological Survey Bureau____________ 67Employment Service______ _____ 780,876Lighthouses Bureau...... ........... ............... 74Post Office Department_____ ____ 255,889Recruiting Bureau............... ............. 49,115,

251,320,398, 519,661,787,886, 1037Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corp. 124

national negro health week poster________ 803Postmaster General, see Post Office Department. Postmasters:

age 1 imit extended from 65 to 68____________ 53certification, 1st, 2d, or 3d class offices_____ 971examination for 4th-class postmaster______821influencing appointments in Ga., etc______ 485

751,837 nomination by the President_____ 699,914,968relief_____________________________ 485,593,722salaries, etc., of 3d class postmasters______ 485

Postmen, see Letter-carriers.Posts:

rates on.......................... 162,860Posts (military), see Military posts.Posture:

physical development and posture............. .. 681same, summary, in public health

reports.........................................................415Potable water, see Water.

Potash: Pageproduction in 1927..____ 217recovering, to develop methods—

estimates............ . .............. 674,676law____________ 722report............. .................. 623

see also Muriate of potash.Potassium:

in wheat ration, effect of variation____ 199,200translocation in tomato plants________ 811,987

Potassium chlorid, rates on............... 99Potassium permanganate:

costs in U. S. and competing country...........530duty on, increasing rate......... ................... 403,530

Potassium tartrate in treponematosis_________ 882Potato:

how to grow acre of potatoes_________ ____ 342marketing late-crop potatoes.................... 812productivity of seed potatoes................811,812protection for Maine potato grower________ 835rates on potatoes______________________ 99,237,

305,306,382,642,769,860, 946,1023storage temperatures, influence____________ 991why potatoes run out___________ 207witches’ broom________ _____ __________ 3,137see also Sweet potato.

Potato leafhopper, how to control it.................. 817Potatoes, see Potato.Poteet, James D., relief.................................. 461Potomac Electric Power Co., coal rates. 313,510,849Potomac River:

bridges at or near— Dahlgren, Va...... ................... 581,612,722Great Falls................... 364,455,722Paw Paw, W. Va................................. 442,476

chart............. ........................ 824Potsdam, Germany, solar radiation measure-

ments..................... ..... .. 69Potter, Nebr., hailstones of great size__________ 279Pottery:

marine standards, chinaware_______________920tariff on earthenware____ ____________ 469,736

Potts, C. G.:equipment for farm sheep raising__________ 813milk goats..................... 201sheep improvement, U. S. Southdowns____ 202

Potts-Turnbull Advertising Co...... ............. 369,1030Pottsdown Iron Co. v. U. S____ __________ 389,652Poultry:

capons and caponizing____ _____ 813disease, necessity of control...............................139farm poultry raising_____________ 423feeding chickens........................ 693growth of—

chickens in rel. to feed consumption__ 5chicks on natural foodstuffs.......... . 199,422Rhode Island reds_________ ____ ______ 5

houses and fixtures________ _____ ________ 339incubation and brooding of chickens_______ 988inheritance of egg weight in fowl______ 907,908marketing live poultry, New York City... 987 publications for sale__________________ 230,933quarantine by States______ ______ 601raising as occupational therapy____________ 980rates on_______________________ 99,168,306,769rinderpest, Animal Industry Bur. order... 907 roundworms vary in size, etc...____ _______202sarcoma, action of electric currents.............. 58statistics............................ 201tuberculosis of fowls_______________________ 813see also Guinea fowl.

Powder, blending unit at Picatinny Arsenal... 360 see also Black powder—Bleaching-powder.

Powder boxes, customs charges_______ _______ 839Powdered milk, see Milk.Powdery mildew, apple, control______________ 428Powe, Thomas E., Lumber Co___________ 155,493Powell, Herbert S., patent appeal____________ 920Powell, R. G., Cincinnati, Ohio, district.......... 684Powell oil field problems________________ ____ 13Power, Henry I., relief....... ............ 589Power, factors in Canada affecting Amer. coal. 917

see also Electric power—Water-power.Power-boats, see Motor-boats. Power-brakes, see Brakes. Power Commission, see Federal Power Com-

mission.Power Plant Branch, Air Corps...............................982

75341—29------ 10

1198 Index, 1928-1929

Power plants: PageArmy Medical Center, addition______ 359,458Capitol power plant, estimate_____________ 430Penitentiary, Leavenworth, estimate______ 676

Power-transmission apparatus, safety code____ 43Powers, Charles A., trustee, Security Mortgage

Co. vs_________ 409Powers, John J., relief........................... . 589,712,740Powers-Begg & Co., meat_____________________ 166Powers Manufacturing Co_____________________389Prairie Oil & Gas Co_________________________ 166Prairie Pipe Line Co_________________________ 98Pratt, George O., relief________________________ 461Pratt, H. S., parasites of fresh-water fishes_____ 916Pratt, Haraden, receiving sets for aircraft beacon

(2 entries)_________________________ 222Pratt-Gilbert Co., rails_______________________ 34Prawalsky, Frederick P., patent appeal............. 351Prayers in Senate by chaplain________________ 1005Precious metals, production ,1927_______ 414Precipitation, see Rain—Snow.Precipitation tests:

alcoholic antigen in luetic serums............... 537Kahn and complement fixation tests........ .. 59

Predaceous animals, see Animals.Prehistoric villages, see Villages.Preisler, Paul W., oxidation-reduction studies.. 536 Prela, Samuel, vs. Louis Hubshman__________ 672Premiums, see Insurance, and references. Presbyterian bodies, census, 1926_____________ 281Prescription books filled out, postage_________ 186Preservation of food, Fulton & Bowman case.. 991

see also Canning and preserving.Preservative treatment of farm timbers_______ 549Preserving, see Canning and preserving. President Arthur, steamship:

W. A. Marshall & Co., Inc., vs_____ _____ 975onwiiv vuivuu L’laiud---------- <11, IO/,

324,402, 523,666,791, 890,969,1040 additional secretaries, estimates_______ 533, 534addresses at—

Arlington National Cemetery_______ 1040armistice anniversary observance______ 324Associated Press luncheon________ 890,969dedication of Fredericksburg, etc.,

Battle Fields Memorial___________ 256George Washington Univ, commence-

ment-------------------------------------- 666Mountain Lake sanctuary and tower.. 666 presentation of medal to Edison______ 256

addresses before—American Legion convention_________ 122Episcopal Church Convention________ 256International Civil Aeronautics Con-

ference...___ _________________ 402National Grange convention___________ 324Pan American Conference on Arbitra-

tion and Conciliation__________ 402addresses on-

business organization of Govt...............531Colonel William Colvill_______________ 51

appointing and removal power________ ”1 737candidates, campaign expenditures—

hearings_______________ 367reports------------------------------------------ 485,751

Executive orders, see subjects, export debenture plan conclusions.......... 926inauguration, Mar. 4, 1929—

address of the President________ _______791airspace over D. C. prohibited area___ 792committee on arrangements......... ..............361expenses of ceremonies________________ 362maintenance of public order, etc____ 449,

478, 563permits to Committee on Inaugural

quartering of troops____ _____ _______ 725messages—

at beginning of 70th Cong. 2d sess 403 at beginning of 71st Cong. 1st sess____ 891see also special subject.

portrait of President Coolidge, estimate.... 533 proclamations—

during 70th Cong. 1st sess____________ 224see also subjects.

term of office-proceedings and debate in House______224report..._____ _______________________ 837

President of United States—Continued. Pageveto after adjournment of Congress-

memorandum of Justice Dept............... 510opinion of Supreme Court___________ 1046

see also subjects of Executive orders and proclamations.

Presidential Campaign Expenditures, Special Committee Investigating, Senate:

hearings___ ____ ___________________ . 367reports------------------------------------------ 485,626,751

President’s Conference on Unemployment, see Recent Economic Changes Com-mittee.

Presidents’ plaza in Nashville, Tenn_________ 353Press, George relief_________________ 461Pressburg, I. L., horses________________________ 943Pressed Steel Car Co., freight rates________ 54,794Pressure:

altimeter, pressure element for............. 959 anomaly over Northern Hemisphere______ 698Arctic ice influence on pressure____________ 913definitive air-pressure measurements______279distribution-

measurement through tubes___________ 111on PW-9 wing models_________________ illover tail surfaces, F6C-4 airplane_____ 959over wing and tail rib in flight________ 111tests on PW-9 wing models____________ 656water-pressure on seaplane float______ 111

high-pressure gas-compression system_____ 547maximum cylinder pressures, measure-

ment_________ 316on coming to rest from speeds.................... 959on pitot-venturi, etc., nozzle______________ 111

correction of entry____________ 906see also Vapor pressure.

Preston, Anna J., life of Stonewall Jackson___ 470Preston, Martin, relief of estate_______________598Preventive medicine, see Medicine.Preveza Strait, chart_________________________ 47Pribilof Islands, fur seals......... ............ 214,434Price, Emmett W.:

host of trematode genus Zygocotyle______ 3,139new nematode worms from rodents________ 327trematode family Schistosomidae_________ 1045

Price, William, patent appeal_________________ 219Price lists:

blank paper and envelopes, G. P. O_____ 1011Documents Office______________ 21, 22,

85, 86, 156, 229, 230, 293, 372, 373, 494, 632, 633, 757, 842, 843, 933, 934, 1012

Prices: open-price trade associations, report__ 842price situation-------- 66,138, 422, 546, 812,908,987prices, wholesale and retail__________ 43,110,

179, 246,392, 513, 654, 781,876,1031 resale price maintenance__________________ 756retail prices, 1890-1927_____________________ 654retail prices and cost of living series_______ 654stabilization, hearings_____________ 356wholesale prices—

1913-27 ------------------------------------------ 876,8771913-28_______________________________ 179correction for June, 1928, catalogue____ 2prices, wholesale and retail________43,110,

179, 246,392, 513, 654, 781, 876,1031 wholesale prices of commodities,

monthly---------------- 43,110,179, 246,315, 392,513,654,781, 877,958,1031

wholesale prices series________________ 876see also names of various commodities.

Prickly pear as stock feed__________ _________ 428Priest, Irwin G., calibration of Lovibond

glasses------------------- 706,830Primary education:

nursery-kindergarten-primary education... 758 teachers of primary grades, preparation___ 844

Prime movers, rules for guarding_____________ 43Prince, George H., trustee, commissioner of

internal revenue v______________ _ 313Prince, L. H., dementia praecox... . 537Prince George & Chesterfield Ry.:

construction of line....................... 382securities_________ ____ ________ _____ 382

Princeton University:School of Engineering—

lecture by C. B. Aitchison............... 926Pringle, James W., relief................................... 366,441

July-June 1199Page

Print rollers, see Kollers (printing).Printing:

joint industrial control_____________ ____ . 513newspaper, productivity of labor.............. .. 1031

same, summary___________ 957supplies for Government (painting incor-

rect)----------------------------------------------- 679value as therapeutic project................... 1050see also Public printing.

Printing Bureau, see Engraving and Printing Bureau.

Printing Committee, House: hearing___ ____ ______________________ 593

Printing Committee, Senate: calendar... ................ 367,626reports................ .......... 486,1008

Printing Joint Committee:biographical directory of Congress............... 600regulations relative to periodicals, etc_______736

Printing Office, see Government Printing Office. Printing, Permanent Conference on, see Per-

manent Conference on Printing. Prints, see Illustrations.Prism refractometry, goniometry_________ 830,921Prison camps, to establish________________ 619,722Prisoners, see Convict labor—Criminals—

Prisons.Prisoners of War Conference, see International

Red Cross and Prisoners of War Conference.

Prisons:edema disease among Haitian prisoners (2). 516 survey of Fed. prisoners in institutions—

hearings______________________________ 729reports------------------------------- ---------- 449,750

see also Convict labor—Criminals—Prison camps—also headings beginning Penitentiary.

Pritchard, Fred J., tomatoes___________ _____ 428Private acts, see Laws.Private claims, see Claims.Private laws, see Laws.Private resolutions, see Resolutions.Private schools, see Schools.Prize-fighting, see Boxing.Probation officers, to amend U. S. code_______ 584Procain, see Novocain.Procecidochares, 2-winged flies of genus...........1045Proceedings of National Museum:

separates— v. 73.. ............. . ................. 190,261,527,972v. 74________________________________ 260,

261,326,327,405,527,669,893,1045

v. 76___________________ _______ 1044,1045title-page, contents, etc., v. 72.................. 125

Proclamations, see President of United States— also subjects of proclamations.

Procter & Gamble Co.:rosin..____ __________ ____ _____ _________ 948sand................ ............................................... 948

Productivity of labor, see Labor.Professional degrees, see Degrees (colleges, uni-

versities, etc.).Professional paper, Geological Survey________ 23,

759,760,844, 935,1013 Professional schools, statistics, 1925-26 ________ 758

Professions, see Vocational guidance—also names of specific professions.

Profeta, Giuseppe, laws relating to syphilis.... 59 Proffitt, Maris M.:

industrial education, 1924-26................. 758schools offering trade, etc., courses________ 374

Progress maps, Public Roads Bureau____ ______992Progress Paint Manufacturing Co....................... 155Progressive education, article from_____________ 399Prohibition:

act, increased penalties for violation—law____ ______ 722minority views....................... 584reports_____ __________ 584,735

decisions—indexes, 1928...................... 191,673Supreme Court, digest___________ 535Treasury............. ................ 57,128,192,262,

329, 410,531,673,801,897,977,1047 documents and debates relating to................ 156enforcement bureaus, concentration-

recommendation to Congress.................1041report of Judiciary Com., Senate......... 1007

how shall we teach 18th amendment?........ 1049

Page Prohibition agents, temporary appointments.. 525 Prohibition Bureau______________ 414,535,680,1049

eligibles for field service appointment_____ 800estimate..._____ _________ 677report, 1928____ 414

Prohibition Enforcement Joint Committee:creation, recommendation to Congress.... 1041 creation, report of Judiciary Com., S_____ 1007

Projection, see Maps and charts.Projectors, motion picture, handling, etc_____ 517Proliferations, floral, in Helianthus___________ 656Promotion, see Air Corps—Army—Marine

Corps—Navy—also Civil service, and names of certain Departments, bureaus, etc.—also names of per-sons promoted.

Propaganda or Money Alleged to Have Been Used by Foreign Governments to Influence United States Senators, Special Committee to Investigate, Senate:

hearings_______ _____ ___________ ________ 486report------------------------------------------------------- 486

Propagation, see Birds—Fish-culture—Shrubs— Trees.

Propane-butane mixtures, carburetion of gas... 919 Propellers (aerial):

characteristics in flight________________ 316characteristics of propeller sections_____ 111comparison of tests____________________ 902design, section properties of airfoils____ 61failures caused by engine impulses, etc..... 417full scale tests, metal propellers_______ 515,782full scale tests, wood propellers....... .......... 656research tunnel of N. A. C. A______________394

Propellers (marine):engineering instructions______ _____ 880Navy training course______________________ 517ship propeller details________ ______ 222

Propelling machinery, see Machinery.Property:

claims for damages to private property—

see also Public property—also names of De-partments, bureaus, etc., owning property.

Prophylactic stations in China________ ______ 881Prospecting, geophysical, electrical methods... 147

Protein:cereal, and symbiotic fungi of seeds.... 545,696 in diet, short method of calculating_______ 696linseed meal, etc., nutritive value_______ 3,137

wheat, to provide for determination— hearings.._________ ______ 728,737,927

Protestant Episcopal Church: census, 1926._ 145General Convention, address of President

Coolidge____ ________ 256Protocols, see subjects and names of countries.Protozoa, key-catalogue..._________________ 900Providence, R. I., rivers, etc., in district_______ 541Providence Fruit & Produce Exchange.......... .. 948Providence Mill Co_________________________ 1046Provident Trust Co., admr., United States 653Provisions:

general specifications, etc., for Navy__ 183Government supplies____ ______ ______ 679,978

Prowazek-Halberstaedter inclusion bodies in trachoma_________ 130,331

Pruning citrus trees in the Southwest________ 278Prym, William, of America, Inc., U. S. v_____ 754Prytherch, Herbert F., oyster spawning, etc__ 916Psoas abscess.............. .......... 537Psoriasis_____________________ 265Psychiatrists, Medical Dept., Army in World

War________ _ 983Psychiatry, see Mental diseases.Psychoclinical guidance in child adoption____ 779Psychodid subfamily Bruchomyinae___________ 796Psychology:

el mfitodo psicologico en la ensenanza_____ 50psychologist looks at psychiatry............. 537,682talk to nurses on psychology of self.............416what psychology is and does.............................. 882

Psychometric methods.........................................59,194

1200 Index, 1928-1929

Psychoses see Mental diseases.PT-3 airplane, see Airplanes.Public acts, see Laws.Public binding, see Public printing.

Page

Public buildings: custodians, instructions......... ................ 1047estimates.................................................... 532,677foreign service, rp. on progress______ ______1003sites, conditions governing purchases______ 192see also Public works—also names of Depart-

ments, bureaus, etc.—also names of places where located.

Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, House:

hearings............................ ............... 360,465,593,594reports. _............................... ......... 360,465,593, 594

Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, Senate:

hearing......................................... 486reports_______________ 367,486,626,627,751,928

Public Buildings and Public Parks of National Capital Office_____ 404

estimates....................................................... 534,677report, 1928..................................................... 404to lease land in D. C.............................................441

Public Buildings Commission................... ............737report, 1928____________ 737

Public dance halls, regulation, etc.................. 780Public debt:

estimates, public debt service............... 677statement of public debt_____________ 57,191,

262,410,531,673,800,897,977,1047 see also names of certain foreign countries.

Public documents, see Government publications. Public Documents Office, see Documents Office. Public domain, see Public lands. Public Employment Services International

Association, see International As-sociation of Public Employment Services.

Public health, see Hygiene (public).Public Health Association, see American Public

Health Association.Public health bulletin, see Hygiene (public). Public health reports, see Hygiene (public).Public Health Service____________ 58,129,193,264,

331,414,536,680,803,899,979,1049 cooperative rural health work, 1928.......... 331,681investigate rank, etc., of personnel............ 735officers, list, 1928_________________ 414publications issued July, 1927-June, 1928.. 194 regulations, amendments______________ 415,899report, 1928..._______ 415transportation, dependents of personnel... 464 uniform regulations, amendment_________ 980see also Pay, Public Health Service.

Public Hygiene, International Office of, see International Office of Public Hygiene.

Public lands: decisions, v. 41-51, digests........................... 157decisions, t>. 52, by signatures_____________ 495patents, lands held under color of title____ 442publications for sale on public domain____ 21survey, instructions, supplement....... ..............231vacant on July 1, 1928 _____________________ 231validating applications for entries_________ 466,

467,487,562 see also Desert lands—Homestead—also

names of States, etc., where lands are located.

Public Lands and Surveys Committee, Senate: calendar._________________________ 367,486hearings____ 18,19,368,487,629, 751,752,837,929reports_______ 486,487,488, 627,628,629,751,752

Public Lands Committee, House: hearings... . ....................................................... 834minority views.............. .................. 595,734reports----------------------- 466,467, 594,595,734,735

Public laws, see Laws.Public libraries, see Libraries.Public moneys:

advances under subsistence expense act.... 673special deposits............................ 262

Public National Bank.____ ___________ ______ 328Public papers, see Archives—Useless papers—

also names of Departments, etc., to which papers belong.

Public peace: PageDistrict of Columbia—

maintenance of public order, etc__ 449,478, 563

to amend code of law___ ______________729Public Printer, see Government Printing Office.Public printing:

material, abstract of contracts....................... 85regulations, Jt. Committee on Printing.... 736

Public property, sales, National Guard regu-lations_______ _____ _____ _________ 903

see also Government supplies—also name of Department or bureau to which property belongs.

Public Relations Office, North Pacific District of Forest Service___________ _____ _ 695

Public resolutions, see Resolutions.Public roads, see Roads.Public Roads Bureau___________________ 7,69,142,

208,278,343,429,550,697,820,913,992 report, 1928....................... 278see also MacDonald, Thomas H.

Public safety regulations inD. C........................ 1009Public schools, see Schools.Public utility commissions, see names of States

or names of places.Public utility companies:

District of Columbia, reports, 1928____737electric power and gas, Fed. Trade Comn.

rps_______ ___________________ 21, 229,293,372,493,632,756,842,932,1011

sickness among employees............. ......... 59,264see also names of companies.

Public Welfare Board, D. C., report, 1928 ____ 370Public works:

construction by Sec. of Navy- hearings___________________________ 484reports_________________ ________ 625,1008

contracts, general provisions... ......................... 115functions, transfer to Interior Dept.—

hearings_____________________ 17hearings, appendix and index................224

see also Harbors—Rivers.Publications, see Bibliography—Catalogues—

Government publications — alsonames of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing publications—also sub-ject of publication.

Publications and Supplies Division, LaborDept........................... 43,781

Publications Division, Commerce Dept. 15,76,148, 220,287,351,439,558,706,829,920,999

Publications Division, State Dept.........................408Puccinia glumarum, cytological study________ 7Puccinia graminis avenae, inheritance of resis-

tance in oats............ ....................... 199,278Puccinia triticina infection of wheat______ 691,820Pueblo Indians, early villages in Colorado____ 796

see also Taos Indians—Zuni Indians.Puerto Colombia, chart______________________ 320Puget Sound:

bridge....................... 581,722chart______________________________________213

Puget Sound Navy-Yard, rifle range____ ______592Pugh, M. A., economic development of Siam.. 703Pugh, Viola B., to sign land patents___________ 793Pugh, W. S., prostatectomy................................ 46,113Pukaruha Island, chart_______________ 1034Pulaski, Count Casimir, 150th anniversary of

death.............. 725,1002Pulaski Sesquicentennial Commission___ 725,1002Pullman Company, valuation________________ 99Pullman Railroad, rates on hollow tiles_______ 96Pulmonary actinomycosis, see Actinomycosis. Pulmonary tuberculosis, see Tuberculosis.Pulo Anna Island, chart............ .................. 182Pulp, see Macerated-currency pulp—Wood-

pulp.Pulp board, rates on....................... ................. 382,947Pulp-wood, see Wood-pulp.Pumpkin Buttes coal field ,Wyo........................ 232Pumps:

engineering instructions...............................880operation, care, and repair..................................249

Puntarenas Anchorage, chart............................. 183Pupae of certain fruit flies.... .................... 908,911Purdue University Agricultural Experiment

Station, husker-shredder..................... 338

July-June 1201Pure food and drugs act, see Food. PagePurple blotch of onion___________________ 908,991Purton, A. B.:

surface water supply— Colorado River basin_____________495

Great Basin............................................. 232Snake River basin_____________________ 760

Purves, C. M., agricultural statistics_________ 138Pustet, Frederick, Co., Inc__________ 1009Puyallup Valley Home Telephone Co_________ 168PW-9 airplane, see Airplanes.Pyelography and ureterography____________ 46,113Pyle, Ulys, bridge________________________ 456,724Pyorrhea, surgical treatment____________ 194Pyott, George W., Sand & Gravel Co_________ 644Pyrexia, see Fever.Pyroxylin, case of Geo. S. Bush & Co., Inc___ 83Pythium seedling blight, etc., of corn_____ 271,427

Quail:tapeworms of genera Rhabdometra, etc... 1045 tularaemia, source of infection in man____ 899

Quaintance, A. L.:leaf blister mite of pear and apple................. 547more important apple insects...____ _____ 694peach borer, how to prevent its ravages___ 204

Quakertown & Bethlehem R. R., deficit status. 99Quanah, Acme & Pacific Ry., valuation______ 238Quantico, Va., see Marine Barracks, Quantico. Quarantine:

bubonic plague______________________ 803,1049cattle_________________ 271,337,421,545,691, 907Christmas trees and greens, Canadian____ 4livestock including poultry...............................601narcissus bulbs.._____ ___________ 4notice of quarantine.____ ______________ 4,65,

66,137,200,272, 338,692,812, 908,987nursery stock, etc., mailing in Florida____ 968nursery stock, etc., regulations________ 65,338on account of—

Asiatic beetle, etc_____________________ 812European corn borer_______ 4,120,137,692gipsy moth and brown-tail moth_____ 200Japanese beetle, notice of______ ________692Japanese beetle, etc., plants mailed___ 889Mediterranean fruit fly......................... 908phony peach disease........................... 533,908pink boll-worm............................. 65,272,987satin moth..______ _________ 338white-pine blister rust_____________ 66,120Woodgate rust______ ____ ______ 272,692

plant quarantine act...... ...................... 208plants, etc., movement in and out of D. C. 992

Quarantine camp at Olongapo, P. I____________517Quarantine stations, list, 1928__________________414

see also names of places where located.Quarantine vessels, list, 1928_________ 414Quarries and quarrying:

accident statistics, Mines Bur. pubs_______ 349accidents in United States, 1926___________ 285

Quartermaster clerks as warrant officers_______ 734Quartermaster Corps of Army:

regulations____ __________ 60,131,195,265,332,538,682,805,1050

training regulations........ ........................ 683Quartermaster General of Army............................ 62,

134,196,268,418 circulars, changes............ ......... ........... 134, 268,418

Quartermasters, Navy, training course___ 658,1033Quast, Thomas, goldfish industry............... ............995Quayle, John F. (Representative from N. Y.):

report made by—Naval Affairs Com................................. 464

Quebracho: forests of South America............................ 118rates on______________ 33,237,306

Quennel, Winifred: influence of Arctic ice.................. 913pressure anomaly, Northern Hemisphere.. 698

Quesenberry, J. R., steer feeding_________________ _909Quevilly, French auxiliary bark:

claim of owner_____ 447,607Quicklime, see Lime.Quicksilver, see Mercury.Quigley, C. W., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.... 155Quillayute River:

Coast Guard station- hearing..._________________________ 451law................................................................ 562reports....................................................... 455,612

PageQuin, Percy E. (Representative from Miss.):

report made by—Military Affairs Com................................. 589

Quinn, William A., v. John H. Glass_________ 40Quinnell, Winnifred, see Quennel, Winifred.Quiroga & Co., Inc., eggs......................... 852Quisenberry, Karl S.:

distribution of classes, etc., of wheat______ 992inheritance in crosses of wheats_______ 691,697

Quita Sueno Bank status, exchange of notes.. 1045 Quito, Ecuador, cool capital on equator_______ 118Quotas, see Immigration.

RR., W. A., see Reid, William A.R„ W. W„ see Reed, W. W.R. A. F. airfoil, see Airfoils.Rabak, Frank, safflower, oilseed crop......... . 207Rabbits:

cottontail, relation to trees, etc.............. 274,988irradiated ergosterol action...................................979parasites and diseases_____________ 423skins for fur____ _________ 814trematode worms from rabbits in Texas.. 1045 vaccine virus, rabbit testicular_____________ 979

Rabies............... . ...................... 516,517Rabinovitch, Alec., tests of spinal fluid_______ 59Rabinow, I. A., attorney, fee___________ 974Racine Auto Tire Co. v. United States________ 176Radcliffe, W. I., steamship, see W. I. Radcliffe,

steamship.Radiation:

body radiation, study. ............................ 404ultra-violet, fabric transmission_______ 149,150see also Solar radiation—Terrestrial radia-

tion.Radiators:

rates on___________ _______ ______________ 168resistance and cooling power ............... Ill

Radin, Etta, admx., v. commissioner of internal revenue.......... . 243

Radin, Samuel, admx. v. comnr. of internal revenue................ 243

Radio, see headings beginning Radio.Radio apparatus and appliances:

manufacture, wages and hours of labor_246markets of the world, 1928-29_____________ 702rates on receiving sets_____________ ______ -947receiving sets for aircraft beacon (2)_______ 222

Radio beacons, see Radiobeacons.Radio cabinets, rates on.................. 947Radio Commission, see Federal Radio Com-

mission.Radio communication:

Army and Navy radiotelegraph procedure. 417, 684

Aunt Sammy’s radio record........................ 141building at Bolling Field_________ 459,620Civil Service Comn., use of radiograms____ 552company records, destruction_____ 171,949farm radio record__________________ 141interference by ships, prevention___________126laws, compilation............ ................... . 1003,1005laws, estimate for enforcement_____________ 801origin and development of broadcasting___836position finding, radio acoustic____212,823private experimental stations______________ 894publications for sale by supt. of docs... 757,934 radio facts, testimony of J. V. L. Hogan... 84 receiving sets for aircraft beacon (2)......... 222regulation, Commission on Communi-

cations............... 928regulation, State and municipal.................... 931short-period fading observations...................999wave propagation and terrestrial mag-

netism_____ 999weather information, Great Lakes_________ 820weather information, Pacific Ocean, etc. 914,1036

Radio Communications, International Techni-cal Consulting Committee, see In-ternational Technical Consulting Committee on Radio Communi-cations.

Radio Division, Commerce Dept............. 15,76,148,220,287,351,439,558, 706,830,920,999

estimate.............. ....................................................... 801radio service bulletin............................ 15,76,148,

220,287,351,439,558,706,830,920,999 report, 1928.............................................................. 287

1202 Index, 1928-1929

PageRadio electricians, Navy, grade of ensign. 441,484 Radio records:

Aunt Sammy’s radio record______________ 141farm radio record, farm forum, etc________ 141

Radio Service, Agriculture Dept______________ 141Radio Service, Commerce Dept., see Radio

Division, Commerce Dept.Radio stations:

amateur stations of United States_____ 287broadcasting programs by Pan Amer.

Union_____________________________ 794broadcasting stations, facts limiting ' 84chart---------------------------------------------------------- 962commercial and Government stations_____287communication between private stations.. 894 constant frequency monitoring station-

hearings---------------------------------------- 594law_______ _________ _________________ 722

Radiobeacons:aircraft—

development_______ _______ 48receiving sets (2 entries)_________ ZZZZZ 222reed course indicators (2 entries)______ 288unidirectional radiobeacon_____________ 288

coast fogs and radiobeacons________________ 913Radiograms, see Radio communication.Radiograph illuminator, dental_________ . 980Radiology Congress, see International Con-

gress of Radiology.Radiotelegraph Conference, see International

Radiotelegraph Conference.Radiotelegraphy, see Radio communication.Radiotelephony, see Radio communication.Radium:

poisoning from luminous paint____________1031poisoning from radioactive substances.. 1031 production in 1927_________________________ 918protection, recommendations___________ ZZ 560

Raffles Anchorage, chart______________________ 660Rag-doll seed tester, use______________ " 267,991Rag rugs:

costs in U. S. and competing country_____ 56duty increase, proclamation______________ 56

Ragley, W. G., Lumber Co______________ 243,389Rags:

rates on__________ 168weaving, occupational therapy____ 194

Railroad accidents: accident bulletin_____________________ 33at Balloch, N. H____________________ 168at Watkins Glen, N. Y________ ZZZZZZZZZZZ 769collisions, derailments, etc., 1927..... ’ 33investigation-

report, 1928________________________ 384reports, summary------------------- 99,§60,1023

reported by railways, summary____ 3499,237,306,502,642,769,947

judgments against.................... ’ 1028report, 1928____________________ ____ ...ZZ. 794

Railroad-cars:rates on railway car material_____________safety appliances on certain cars________ ZZsee also Coal-cars—Freight-cars—Mail-

cars—Peddler refrigerator-cars. Railroad commissions, see names of States. Railroad Emergency Boards, see Emergency

Board (Texas & Pacific Railway, 1929)—Emergency Board (Western carriers, 1928.)

16835

Railroad employees: displacement of railroad labor_________780Federal legislation____________________§76 958hours of service-

analysis of carriers’ reports____________642report of Safety Bureau____________ ZZ 384United States v. Atlanta Terminal Co. 854

protection against removal of shops, etc.. 1031 stability of railroad employment.....____ 109wage statistics___________________ 34,99 169.

00*7 one oon e-nr* A,-’,,.,,?

Railroad land grants, see Railroads’— also names of railroads.

Page Railroad Mediation Board, see Mediation

Board.Railroad rates, see Freight rates—Passenger

rates.Railroad securities, see names of railroads, etc.,

issuing securities.Railroad shops, protection against removal... 1031 Railroad-stations:

in Los Angeles, Calif---------- 31,237,502, 769,860nonagency, restricting Costen, Md_______ 92

Railroad switches, St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. 502 Railroad terminals, removal protection_______ 1031Railroad ties, rates on___________________ 106,1024Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of, see Broth-

erhood of Railroad Trainmen.Railroads:

accounting reports, valuation dates___ 172boards to investigate certain disputes—

proclamations creating_______ 258,890reports of boards_________________ 525,840

capitalization and income, 1928 ____________ 861class 1 steam roads—

freight commodity statistics_______ 162,, , 300,499,852fuelfor locomotives_____ _____ 94,

163,235,301,379,500, 765, §53,1019 operating revenues, etc., monthlv... 34,

100, 169, 237, 306, 382, 503, 643, 769, 860,947,1024

operating revenues, etc., yearly_______ 306operating statistics, freight, etc____ 34,100,

169,237,306,503,643, 769,860,947,1024revenue traffic statistics_______ 34,100,169,

237,307,383,503,643, 770, 861,947,1024deficits during Federal control... 617,1006,1007 filing B. V. form 588, instructions_________ 172land-grant, military passenger agreement. 62, , . 196land valuations to Dec. 31, 1927, plan...........105large steam roads—

operating revenues and expenses_____ 34,100, 169, 237, 306, 383, 503, 643, 769, 861,947,1024

operating statistics________ 34,100,169, 237,306,383,503,643,769,861,947,1024

legislation affecting short lines________ 455,731net operating income, order of I. C. C____ 643property changes, completion reports, etc.. 172 publications for sale__________________ 156,843recapture examinations, summary. 1024 statistics—

preliminary abstract, 1927.... 34report, 1927---------------------------------- 3§3,503

unification of carriers—hearing_________________ 358report-------------------------------- ---------ZZZZZ 617

see also Carriers—Railway Mail Service-Safety appliances—Street-rail-roads—also headings beginning Railroad—Train—also names of railroads.

Rails, rates on.:----------------------------- 34,100,770,861Railway artillery, ammunition, regulations 60,901 Railway commissions, see names of States. Railway Conductors, Order of, see Order of

Railway Conductors.Railway Express Agency, Inc............ 861Railway mail pay, see Railway Mail Service."Railway Mail Service______ 255

. 323,401, 522', 665, 790,890,968,1039mail trams, schedules. 255,256,323,401,402,522,

.. vvv, « VU, I £><7V, DUO, iTUU,railway mail pay-

additional compensation, estimate____ 977additional compensation, law________ 1002additional compensation, report_____ 1005reexamination of facts, etc______ i§6,187reexamination of rates________________ 51reports and orders of I. C. C..ZZZZZ 166,770

substitute railway postal clerks____________ 465substitute sea-post clerks__ ' 724supervisory officials______ 455supplies________________________ 522see also names of States.

Railways, see Railroads.

July-June 1203Rain: Pag0

evaporation, precipitation, and run-off------ 69excessive precipitation, distribution------------ 343in—

Baltimore, Md---------------------------- 913China, study by Father Gherzi------------820Cuba, rainfall maps---------------------------- 69Knoxville, Tenn., distribution--------------343New Orleans, La______________________ 820

tree growth in rel. to rainfall---------------------- 69Rain gages, evaporation from------ --------------------- 913Rainfall, see Rain.Rainy Creek district, Mont., deposits of ver-

miculite and other minerals___ 760,935Rainy Lake:

agreement between U. S. and Canada- 56watershed, Executive order___________ ... 403

Rakestraw, C. E., cooperative part-time edu-cation ________________ 84

Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust Co., trustees.. 234,

Ralston, Oliver C., iron oxide reduction equi-libria......_____ _ 918

Ralston, Robert R., New York, N. Y.,dist------- 540Rambouillet sheep, see Sheep.Ramie, fiber-yielding plant____________ 991Ramser, C. E., gullies________________________ 69Ramsey, G. B.:

injury to onions, etc., by ammonia------ 271, 428nailhead spot of tomatoes_____________ 691, 819

Ramsey, George H., typhoid and gastroenteritis attributed to oysters__________ 194,332

Ramseyer, C. William (Representative fromIowa):

report made by— Rules Com_______________________ 361

Ranch organization, etc., in the Southwest----- 67Randall, A. L., Co., magnolia leaves......... ......... 98Randall, T. D„ & Co., relief______________ 607, 712Randolph, Clyde, vs. Kentucky---------------------- 896i>,1 „ivt,. v,;,!,™.. .tri '-onRandolph County, Ark., bridges-------- 456,477,563Randolph County, Ga., soil survey-----------------694Rands, R. D., sugar-cane variety tests.............. 69Randsburg district, Calif., silver ore---------------- 527Range plants, see Forage and forage plants.Ranges (stock), see Stock ranges.Rankin, John E. (Representative from Miss.):

minority views—Census Com....................... 445

reports made by—Census Com_________________________ 445World War Veterans’ Legislation

Com_________________________ 600Ransdell, Joseph E. (Senator from La.):

report made by—Commerce Com_____________ ____ _ 610

Ransley, Harry C. (Representative from Pa.):reports made by—

Military Affairs Com....... ............. 458,459,460, 587, 588, 589, 734

Rantoul, Ill., air navigation map-------------------- 133Rapkin, Samuel, ». United States---------------------- 754Rapp, Paul L., merger of street rys. in D. C... 364 Rappahannock River, chart__________________ 11Rare metals, in 1927_________________ 918Raritan Bay, chart_____________________ 213Raritan River, report on examination, etc-------685Rasmussen, Albert, v. United States-------- 753,1030Rasmussen, Jens, v. United -States_______ 754,1030Raspberry, Van Fleet variety in South----------- 207Rat, see Rats.Ratcliffe, Harry E.:

dairy statistics...................... 812grains_____________ ____ _______ _____ ____138

Rates of descent, man and parachute weight... 806 Rathbun, Mary J., crab from Eocene of Fla... 972 Ratings, requirements in Navy----------------------- 318Ratliffe, George T., cotton root-rot fungus-------912Rats:

arguments for elimination, etc____ ____ _ 130health menace that should be eradicated... 130 port of New York, rat-flea survey.... 803,1049 port of Norfolk, rat-flea survey.........................803rat proofing ships, instructions—................. 1000tuberculin susceptibility, albino rat.............. 415

Rauh, E., & Sons Fertilizer Co...................... — 162Ravenscroft, Leslie, v. United States.-------- 369,778Ravenswood quadrangle, W. Va.-Ohio----------- 295

Raw materials:Japanese iron and steel industry--------------- 215mineral, sources in industrial countries.... 996 oleaginous, statistics__________ _______ ___ 338

Rawdon, Henry S.:corrosion tests of ship plates----------------------440steel for casehardening____________ 221, 222, 223strain markings in steel_______________ 222, 223

Rawley, Wilbert, relief___________________ 448,713Rawlins, E. L., leakage from natural-gas lines.. 285Rawson, Alma, relief__________________________ 447Ray, Sam IL, fattening beef calves____________ 693Rayburn, Sam (Representative from Tex.):

minority views—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com____________________ ____ 731reports made by—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com_ 358,453,455, 576, 580,581, 582

Rayhill, Homer C., relief_____________________ 461Raynor, Mortimer W., neuropsychiatric

consultants in Army (2 entries).... 983Razor-clam fishery of Washington, condition.. 434 Rea, Kennedy F., appropriations, etc., 70th

Cong________________________ 224,1005Read, Albert C., medal__________________ 464,563Read, Henry T., v. Secretary of Interior, etc.... 294 Read, J. Marion, tetany from overbreathing... 1050 Readers Publishing Co. v. U. S----------------------- 291Reading:

courses—agriculture and country life-----------------230forty books for boys and girls-------------- 758great literature, ancient, medieval, etc. 231 preschool study circles_____________ ... 843reading course series... 157, 230,633,758,843 the whole child___________________ 157,633twenty good books for parents.............. 633world’s great literary bibles ----------157

la ensenanza de la lectura------------------ ------- 253same (in Portuguese)......... .................. 788

Reading Company:abandonment of Mount Hope Colliery _

branch____________________ 767acquisition of control of—

Catasauqua & Fogelsville R. R-----------636Mount Carmel R. R.____ _______ 641,858Port Reading R. R____________________ 307

acquisition of line__________________________383lease of line............................................---..............236rates on—

benzol___________________________ 762chocolate_____________________________ 27wool___________________________________647

train-control device________________________308Ready, Marie M., physical educ. in schools------ 843Real estate:

farm situation, 1927-28-------- 338farm values________________________________987for use of National Guard________________ 334

Realty Corporation of Greenville---------------------- 740Reaney, Thomas, relief of estate----------------------- 740Reaney, William B., relief of administrator.... 740 Reao Island, chart___________________________ 1034Reappraisement circulars, index, Jan.-Dec. 1928 801 Reappraisements of merchandise, see Commer-

cial products.Reardon, Lucy, anatomy of fresh-water mus-

sels...._____ __________ 893Rebreather procedure simplified----------------516,517Receipts (commercial):

for registered articles, regulations................. . 255ordinary mail, to authorize receipts..............719

Receipts (cookery), see Cookery.Receipts and expenditures, see Budget—Fi-

nance.Receivers (in bankruptcy):

powers under Federal farm loan act---------- 602Recent Economic Changes Committee, report. 915 Recipes, see Cookery.Reciprocating steam engines, care, etc. 112,880,960Reciprocity, effects of Cuban treaty----------------896

•lamaiioii jDiireau—.....—..... oo, 295,375,496,635,761,845,937,1015

engineering articles relating to-------------------- 233estimate___________________________________ 412report, 1928------------------------ 376see also Mead, Elwood.

1204 Index, 1928-1929

Reclamation of land: Pageaided and directed settlement_____ 618appropriations, 1929_______________________ 375claims under Indian irrig. projects.. 451,617, 723 consulting engineers, etc., for projects.. 457,717 dams and control works.............................. 761 937economic problems................. Z. Z....’ 496 flnanciamiento de obras de riego... 1038 in the South-

organized rural communities, hearings. 928 organized rural communities, report.. 1007 planned colonies.................... 496 635

laws, supplementfto 1927 edition_____ Z 159’ 937National reclamation policy______________ ’ 295power on Indian irrigation projects. 451 reservoirs as pleasure resorts___________ ZZZ 159unplatted town sites, disposition.. 457,618 723 work on reclamation projects.... ’375 see also Drainage districts—Irrigation—

also New reclamation era—also names of reclamation projects

Reclamation projects, see Reclamation of land Recombination spectra, see Spectra.Reconsignment:

A. 8. Nowlin & Co___________ 1024Beaumont Export and Import CoZZZ 643Benson-Quinn Co____________ 237King Lumber Co_______________ ZZZZ 34McSwain Lumber Co_____________ 34Roodin & Co___________________ ’ 861United Engineering & Foundry Co”'”.”' 861 Woodward & Son________________________ I69

Record book of business statistics 822Records:

of telegraph, etc., companies, destruction... 171,949

world weather records, errata___________ 1043see also Archives—Military records—Radio

records—Schools—also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.

Recreation:actividades recreativas de las asociaciones

obreras------------------------------- 253adolescent, public dance halls______________780fact-finding surveys and projects__________ 18mothers’ aid administration__________ ZZZZ 109see also Parks.

Recreation Conference, see National Conference on Outdoor Recreation.

Recruiting and enlistment:Coast Guard, extension of enlistment. 128,1048Coast Guard, information________________ 412United States Army recruiting news. .. ' 61,

132,195,266,333,417,539, 683,806, 902, 982,1051

Recruiting Bureau, Navy Dept_________ 49 115,251,320,398, 519,661,787,886,’1037

posters------------------------------------------------ 49,115,„ „ 251 320,398,519,661,787,886,1037Red Bank Telephone Co_________ ____ _______ 498Red beds and associated formations, N. Mex 844Red Bluff irrigation project, dam site________ ZZ 582Red Cross, see American National Red CrossRed Cross Conference, see International Red

Cross and Prisoners of War Con-ference.

Red Danish cows, see Cows.Red Fork Telephone Co______________ ______ 100Red Hawk, Howard, v. Sec. of Interior, etc 294Red oil, rates on_______________________ 307Red River (La.):

bridge at Montgomery, La...ZZZZZ 581^612! 723 Red River (N. Mex.), see Canadian River.Red River of the North:

bridge----------- ------------------------------- 581,723,747craft, etc., working on wrecks, rules_______ 133

Red Sea pilot, supplement................. .......... .. 884Red spider on cotton, how to control it____ ... 204Red Wing Linseed Co__________ ____ ____ ' 873Red Wing Millwork Co_______________ ....... 851Reddy, C. S., corn resistance to bacterial wiltZs, 141 Redfield, Arthur H., petroleum of foreign coun-

tries and possessions of U. S.......843Redfish, natural history, etc______________ 555Rediscount rates, letter from Fed. Reserve BdZ 756

Redto J seed .adulteration and misbranding...’ 69

Reduction: Pageiron oxide reduction equilibria...........................918oxidation-reduction studies______ 415 536

Reece, B. Carroll (Representative from Tenn.):’ reports made by—

Military Affairs Com .............. .. 360, 458,459460,461,462,463, 586, 587, 588, 590, 732, 733, 734

Reed, C. A., nuts, profitable crop___________ _ 206Reed, Daniel A. (Representative from N. Y.):

report made by—Education Com.................... 449

Reed, David A. (Senator from Pa.): reports made by—

Appropriations Com____________ ____ 471Finance Com._____ ______ ___________ 478Military Affairs Com________ "””"366

482,483, 620, 621, 622, 928Propaganda or Money Alleged to Have

Been Used by Foreign Government to Influence United States Senators, Special Committee to Investigate.. 486

v. comnr. of internal revenue............... ............777Reed, E. O., English bookbinding leathers.... 494Reed, F. E., Glass, Co., bottles__________ _ 89Reed, George Russell, Co., rollers.. 101Reed, James A. (Senator from Mo.):

report made by—Expenditures in Senatorial Primary

and General Elections, Special Com-mitteeinvestigating................. 614

Reed, W. W.:climatological data, tropical S. America 7translations—

air-pressure measurements______ _______279Caracoles meteorological station______ 279noctilucent clouds_____________________ 209sky coloring________ ____ ..ZZZZZZZZZZZ 142solar and terrestrial phenomena 429solar radiation in 1928_______ 69winters in western Europe_______..... 429

Reed, Walter, to recognize public service.. 622, 723 Reed-Dawson Co., demurrage..................................851Reed indicators for aircraft radiobeacon (2) ZZZZ 288 Reeder, Edwin, una leccion con proyecciones.. 888 Reese, H. H., horse-breeding for farmers______ 813Reese, Madge J., farm home conveniences 203 Reeside, John B., jr.:

cephalopods from Cody shale, Oregon Basin______ ______ ___ ____ ______ 23

Exogyra olisiponensis, etc_______ ' 844scaphites__________________________ ' 23sedimentary rocks of San Rafael SwellZZZZZ 23

Reeve, Margaretta W., parent-teacher move- ment-------------------------- 758

Reeves, Frank, thrust faulting, etc____________ 759Reeves, I. S. K., leprosy_______________________ 248Reeves, Perry W., vocational education_____ Z 840Referendum, documents and debates________ Z 156Refineries:

petroleum, in foreign countries.... 917petroleum, statistics, 1927_____________ZZZZ 703

Reflecting power of beryllium, etc_________ Z.Z 439Reflectometry, absolute methods_________ ’77 149Reforestation, see Forests and forestry.Reformatories:

construction of buildings, Lorton, Va 675industrial schools for delinquents 86

Reformatory Institutions, Special Committee on, House, see Federal Penal and Reformatory Institutions, Special Committee on, House.

Refractive errors in eyes of children_________ 536Refractometry, prism, goniometrical require-

Refractories:malleable foundry, elimination of waste... 78of high alumina content, analysis.............77,148service in glass tank______________________ 439

Refrigeration:care, etc., of refrigerating plants.... 317,880,881 cases—

Allen, Wm. F., & Co........ ................ 643American Fruit Growers, Inc...... ......... Z 100Arnold Fruit Co., Inc________________ 169Borden’s Farm Products Co., Inc___ Z 307Gofnick, Morris................... .......... 238

July-June 1205Refrigeration—Continued. Page

cases—Cont inued. International Apple Shippers Associa-

tion__________________ 100,861Luffman, W., & Son___________________307Providence Fruit & Produce Exchange 948 Wisconsin Potato Shippers Associa-

tion. .._______________________ 34fruits, etc7 from the South_________ 861refrigeracion sin humedad o hielo seco____ 119see also Cold storage—also names of refri-

gerating materials.Refrigerator-cars, see Peddler refrigerator-cars. Refrigerators, rates on.................................. 1024Refuse:

hospital garbage and trash disposal_______ 882incinerators for D. C. refuse______ 571,613,717

Regan, Michael C., fee for attorney___________ 327Regelman, E. Schaaf-, see Schaaf-Regelman, E.Regional Bureau of United States, Interna-

tional Catalogue of Scientific Lit-erature, report, 1928__ 668

Regional Conference for Representatives of Trade and Industrial Education, see Southern Regional Conference for Representatives of Trade and Industrial Education.

Regional Information Division, Foreign andDomestic Commerce Bur__________ 13,

74, 146, 283, 348,435, 703,917,996Register of debates for sale_____________________293Registered mail:

receipts, regulations______ _____ 255summoning jurors by registered mail_____ 359,

482,562undeliverable as addressed, treatment_____ 400use of paper strips or paper seals.......................522

Registers:Army, 1929..................................................... 683Coast Guard, 1929............ 897Justice Dept, and courts of U. S., 1928_____ 313money-order post offices, 1928.............. 255National Guard, 1928...____ 542Naval Academy, 1928-29......... 398Naval Reserve Force, 1929................. 960Navy, 1929________________________________ 784official register of U. S., 1928_______________ 211State Dept., 1929__________________________ 894see also Directories.

Regular Army, see Army.Regular Army Reserve, to reestablish________ 733Regulation Paint Co_________________________ 155Regulations, see names of Departments, bu-

reaus, etc., issuing regulations— also subjects.

Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons, National Conference on, see National Con-ference on Vocational Rehabili-tation of Disabled Persons.

Rehabilitation of the disabled: civilian vocational rehabilitation series___ 226,

292 see also, below, vocational rehabilitation

series.residents of District of Columbia—

estimates (2entries)..................... ..............675law__________________________________ 716report....... .................................. 614

salient facts.................. 292statistical analysis of 6,391 persons_______ 226vocational rehabilitation series (formerly

civilian vocational rehabilitationseries)_____________________ 931

why your State should adopt...........................292Rehospitalizations______________________ 537Reichard, J. D., pellagra in South Carolina 264,803Reid, Elliott G.:

investigation of ground effect_____________ 111Roots type aircraft engine supercharger___ 111

Reid, Frank R. (Representative from Ill.): reports made by—

Flood Control Com.................. 449,450,572Reid, William A.:

acres of asphalt___________________________ 116alpacas of Peru and Bolivia________________ 116brief talk about tagua........................................119brief talk about tin______ _____ 119Caracas, metropolis of Venezuela_________ H6cattle and pampas.............. .......... TV

Reid, William A.—Continued. Pagechocolate in the Americas..................................117coca, plant of the Andes___________________ 117coffee, facts about Brazilian industry_____ 117Habana, metropolis of the Caribbean_____ 118Lima, city of kings________________________ 118new Barranquilla_________________________ 116nitrate fields of Chile....................... 118Panama and Colon, gateway cities_______ 118pearls in the Americas____________________ 118ports and harbors of South America...........965Quito, cool capital on equator____ 118rubber______________ 119Sao Paulo, heart of coffee land.........................119seeing South America.______ 1038

Reif, Otto M., v. C. G. Lewellyn________ ____ 242Reindeer in Alaska________ ____________ 339Reineke, L. H., forest stand tables________811,990Reinforced concrete, see Concrete.Reinhart, Recha, fee for attorney______________ 327Reinhart, Rudolph, exr., fee for attorney_____ 327Reinschmidt, J. L., v. commissioner of internal

revenue__________ 176Reinstatements, see Civil service—also names of

persons reinstated in office.Reinsuring companies, see Insurance companies.Reisman, H., & Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc. 155Reisman, Harry, Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc... 155Reistle, C. E., jr., oil-field waters_____________ 75Reiter, Fred, bridge._______ _____________ 578,744Reliance Company, Inc____________ 944Reliance Manufacturing Company_____ _____ 243Relief bills, hearings on various bills__________ 924Relief Commission, Porto Rican Hurricane, see

Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Com-mission.

Relief stations, see Hospitals.Religious beliefs:

Chickasaw Indians................... 1043Creek Indians______________ ____ ________ 55

Religious bodies, see Churches.

Remington Rand, Inc., cases_____________ 510,873Remission of duties, see Tariff.Remy Electric Co. vs. United States............ .. 490Renfrew, Port, see San Juan, Port.Renshaw, Donald, sales territories in Asia and

Philippine Islands_________________ 825Rent for Veterans’ Hospital no. 90________ 615,711Renunciation of war treaty, see Peace.Renziehausen, Frederick C., cases_____________ 313Reorganization Joint Commission, Insular, see

Insular Reorganization Joint Com-mission.

Reorganization of Secondary Education, Com-mission on, see Secondary Educa-tion Reorganization Commission.

Repair Bureau, see Construction and Repair Bureau.

Repair shops, automobile exhaust gas problem. 58Repatriation of insane citizens____________ 583,718Repellents, blowfly, tests during 1926.............. .. 204Reply cards, see Business reply cards.Reply envelopes, see Envelopes.Reports, to be made to 70th Congress_________355

see also Schools—also names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc., issuing re-ports— also subjects of reports.

Representatives, see House of Representa-tives— also names of Representa-tives.

Representatives of Trade and Industrial Educa-tion, Southern Regional Conference for, see Southern Regional Confer-ence for Representatives of Trade and Industrial Education.

Reproducibility of spray penetration, etc_____ 111Reproduction, see Sex instruction.Reproduction of lodgepole pine___________ 691,990Republic Creosoting Co., creosote oil_________ 851Resaca, Ga., monument____ ________ ______ _ 587Resale prices, see Prices..Rescue apparatus, see Breathing apparatus.Research:

college laboratories, suppl. to directory.... 439Library of Congress facilities____ _____ 958organized labor, industrial research_______ 314publications of Standards Bureau________ 830see also special subject.

1206 Index, 1928-1929

Page Research Bureau, Shipping Board. 54,123,188,258,

325,326,404, 525, 667, 794, 795,1042 Research Council, see National Research Coun-

cil.Research journals, see Journal of agricultural re-

search-journal of research, Stand-ards Bureau.

Research papers, Standards Bureau_________ 148,149, 150, 220, 221, 222, 223, 287, 288, 289, 351, 439, 440, 558, 559, 706, 830, 831, 832, 999

Reservations, see Bird refuges and reservations —Indian reservations—Naval pe-troleum reserves—also names of res-ervations.

Reserve banks, etc., see certain headings begin-ning Federal reserve.

Reserve Board, see Federal Reserve Board.Reserve Corps, see Marine Corps Reserve—Of-

ficers’ Reserve Corps, Army—Re-serve Officers’ Training Corps, Army.

Reserve Force, see Naval Reserve Force.Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, Army______ 981Reservoirs:

geology of sites_______ _________ 495high-pressure outlet works...... ......... .. 761,937pleasure resorts, Federal reservoirs...............159

Resin, see Rosin.Resistivity, ground, variation.______ _________ 75Resolutions:

history—70th Cong. 1st sess___________________ 15170th Cong. 2d sess____ 352,440,560, 707,92271st Cong. 1st sess............. ........ 832, 922,1000

printed in session laws—70th Cong...____ _______________ 224,1000

printed in slip form—70th Cong. 2d sess___________________ 353,

354,442,443,563, 713,725,726 71st Cong.1st sess______ _____ ________ 923

Resort Hotel Co. v. United States_______ 630,1008Resorts, see Pleasure resorts.Respiration, naval medicine problems________ 46,

113,248,317,516,517,882 Respirators for filtering paint sprays..._______ 59Respiratory diseases:

compressed air in prevention (2 entries)... 516 school ventilation and illness____ ____ 681,900see also names of diseases.

Resser, Charles E.:Cambrian fossils from Mohave Desert____ 55Cambrian geology of Rocky Mts_________ 795

Restraint of trade, see Monopolies—Trusts.Retail Grocers’ Association, see National Retail

Grocers’ Association.Retail prices, see Prices.Retail trade:

analyzing retail selling time. ......................283credit, etc., among grocery retailers______ 997grocer’s problems_______________ 826in New England, retailer and consumer... 215 profits through stock control__________ 146

Retina, blue arcs______________________________ 439Retinoscopic examination of children’s eyes___ 536Retired list, Army:

appointment of officers in foreign serv_____ 622computation of percentage of pay__________ 589retirement in Army and Air Corps-

hearings______________________________ 80report______ .•............ 359

Retired list, Navy:appointment of officers in foreign service. 592,723 captains, etc., modification of act___________ 723to amend, etc., Revised statutes—

sec. 1440__________________________ 592,723sec. 1444 and 1445____________ 484,562

Retirement, see Army Transport Service—Civil service pensions—Emergency offi-cers’ retired list—Judges—Philip-pine Scouts—Retired list, Army— Retired list, Navy.

Retrievers, Air Corps, construction, etc________ 732Return card, on air mail........ .......... 966Returns Office, transfer to General Accounting

Office________________________ 487,562Reuter, Ronald de, David H. Blair vs_____ 291,647

PageRevenue, see Finance—Internal revenue—Tar-

iff—Taxation— also names of articles, etc., from which revenue is derived.

Revenue cutters, see Coast Guard cutters.Revenue stamps:

catalogue of internal-revenue stamps_____ 331sale in post offices_______ ______ _________ 121see also Stamp taxes.

Revised statutes, see special subject, e. g. National banks.

Revision of Laws Committee, House, see Laws, Committee on Revision of, House.

Revista de economia Argentina____ __________ 662Revista internacional de Dun________ 116,119,185Revolution, American, National Society of

Daughters of, see National Society of Daughters of American Revolu-tion.

Revolution, American, National Society of Sons of, see National Society of Sons ofAmerican Revolution.

Revolution Cotton Mills v. U. S__________ 754,838Revolvers, excise taxes on sales_______________ 263Reyner, Daniel C., vs. United States_____ 754,873Reynolds, Philip K., story of the banana_____ 116Reynolds, Robert, agricultural statistics______ 138Reynoldson, L. A., harvesting grain sorghums. 207 Reynosa formation, fossil mollusks from Tex.. 1044 Rhabdometra, tapeworms of genus___________ 1045Rhein, John H. W.:

Army neurological hospitals_______________ 983neuropsychiatric consultants, Army (2)____ 983

Rheinfrank, Eugene, bridge__________ 453,719,744Rheumatism in childhood and its sequelae___ 1049Rhizoctonia rot of turnips in storage_______ 545,697Rhizoctonia solani, comparison of strains 3,142 Rhoades, George C.:

examination of aviation candidates____ 46,112mouthpiece for instructor pilots___________ 46

Rhode, R. V., pressure over tail surfaces............ 959Rhode Island:

census of agriculture, 1925....... 145mail contracts (3 entries in all)________ 254,322

mail trains, schedules.............. 323, 522,890,1040post route map____________________________ 666v. United States__________________________ 176

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co................. 243Rhode Island reds, see Poultry.Rhodenbaugh, Clyde C., relief________________ 462Rhodes, Eugene, medal__________________ 464,563Rhodes, Port of, chart___________ 319Rhodos, see Rhodes, Port of.Ribes, see Currant—Gooseberry.Ribs, see Airfoils.Rice, Dale S., relief___________________ 595,712, 752Rice, George 8., coal-dust explosions, mines____918Rice, Roy, case of executor___________________ 672Rice:

arroz para a America Latina.____________ 185chlorosis, relation of sodium nitrate.... 337,422

correction of subhead on p. 422____ 544inheritance of earliness........... ...........................3,7rates on_______ 948shellings, apparatus, etc., for making........... 338

Rice & Adams Corporation_________________ _ 672Rich, Willis EL:

Bristol Bay, etc., salmon fisheries.................347marking Chinook salmon, Columbia R____ 701

Richards, Clifton L., v. United States____ ____ 176Richards, Lorenzo A., capillary potential.. 421,692 Richards, W. Baylor, case against admr_______ 672Richards Company, Inc., freight rates________ 500Richardson, A. S., mine-fan performance..'.__ 827Richardson, Simon A., relief..____________ 625,712Richardson, William K., v. United States.. 630,754 Richart, Frank E., tests of concrete frames. 148,149 Richmond, Charles W., explorations in China. 795 Richmond, Calif., report on harbor project____ 81Richmond, Va.:

hourly temperature, 12-year record________ 279Richmond Belt Ry., valuation_________________ 861Richmond County Coal Merchants Assoc____ 849Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.:

rates on lead______________________ 236» train-control device..._____ _______________ 37

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Richmond Hosiery Mills.......... ............. ^.... 244,777Richmond Mica Corporation................ .............. 857Richmond Screw Anchor Co., Inc____ 225,313,390Richmond Union Stock Yards Co____________ 298Richter, W. G., manic prsecoxes______________ 538Richville Telephone Co., Inc________________ 1024Rickards. R.. jr.. Dredging Co___________ 448.713Rickenbacker, Edward V., Congressional

Medal of Honor___ ______________ 589Ricketts, Stella A. H.,». U. S_________________ 226Riddle, Theodate P., admx., v. U. S. 490,630,652,955Rider, Rebecca J., relief______________________ 462Ridley, C. S., San Francisco, Calif., district___ 685Riehle, John M., receiver, case_______________ 896Riffenburg, H. B., water of Pecos River_______ 23Rifle Practice Promotion Board, see National

Board for Promotion of Rifle Prac-tice.

Rifle ranges, see Target ranges. Rifles:

ammunition, nomenclature________ 62,808,903nomenclature, U. S. rifle........................... 542,808

Rigen Road, see lion Road.Riggs, L. D.:

terminal signs in tuberculosis______________ 265tuberculosis following tonsillectomy______ 194

Right Way Royalty Syndicate________________ 493Rights of women, see Women.Riker, G. A.:

food poisoning on U. S. S. Canopus_______ 517quarantine camp at Olongapo, P. I.............. 517

Riley, J. H., birds of Siberut and Sipora______ 893Riley, Martin E., relief________________________ 607Riley, Patrick P., relief_______________________ 589Riley, W. D.:

venereal disease in Mississippi____________ 1050venereal disbase in Tennessee_________ 332,537

Rinder, H. A., bridge________________ 579,720,745Rinderpest, order of Animal Industry Bureau. 907 Ring, William T., compensation______ 448,712,741Ring spot, hosts and symptoms____ _____ 200,272Ringgold road, estimate for maintenance_______534Rinks, Ella M., relief_____________________ 607,712Rio Chubut, chart____________________________ 785Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:

fair capital_______________ 119yellow fever epidemic............................ ... ......... 331

Rio Grande:bridges—

Donna, Tex_____ _____ ______ 455,476,723Los Indios, Tex........... .............. 455,476,723Rio Grande City, Tex________ 455,476,723San Benito, Tex______________ 455,476,723Ysleta, Tex______________ 353

waters, consent to compacts______ 481,723,727Rio Grande City, Tex., bridge________ 455,476,723Rio Grande City-Camargo Bridge Co. 455,476,723 Rio Grande del Norte Investment Co. 455,476,723 Rio Grande National Forest____ _____ _______ 426Rio Grande Oil Co., sulphuric acid___________ 864Rio Grande Southern R. R. valuation________ 169Ripley quadrangle, W. Va.;.......... ................ 295Ripsch, Charles W„ patent appeal___________ 219Riskin, N., & Son, coke______________________ 234Riter, Mrs. Roscoe L., reinstatement_________ 53Ritter Hardwood Lumber Co., lumber_______ 944River Forest quadrangle, Ill__________________ 24River Raisin Paper Co., sand________________ 948River Terminal Ry., deficit status..____ ______307Rivers, Frank H., v. United States________ 83,176Rivers:

construction, etc., of public works________ 81craft, etc., working on wrecks, rules________ 133daily stages, 1927.____ 143evaporation, precipitation, and run-oll____ 69flood control of sundry streams_____ _ 473,562polluted, biochemical relationships________1049publications for sale________ _____ 21,1012steamboat inspection rules_________________ 223stocking interior waters of U. S____________ 555stream-gaging stations......................... 23see also Inland waterways—Navigable

waters.Rivers and Harbors Board... 196,267,418,542,1052

reports on harbors, etc.—Baltimore Harbor, Md_______________ 80Brazos Island Harbor, Tex___________ 80Charlotte Harbor, Fla________________ 80

PageRivers and Harbors Board—Continued.

reports on harbors, etc.—Continued.Chefuncte River and Bogue Falia, La. 80Columbia River______________________ 80Delaware Bay_________________________ 80Fairport Harbor, Ohio_________________ 80Freeport Harbor, Tex_________________ 81Great Lakes, connecting waters_______ 81Great Sodus Bay Harbor______________ 81Illinois and Mississippi Canal._______ 81Illinois and Mississippi rivers_________ 81Minneapolis Harbor, Minn____________ 595Mobile Harbor, Ala________________ 81Monongahela River___________________ 595Oakland Harbor, Calif________________ 81Port Chester Harbor, N. Y____________ 595Richmond Harbor, Calif_______________ 81St. Petersburg Harbor, Fla____________ 747Silver Lake Harbor, N. C_______ ______ 81Suisun Bay____________________________ 81Tradewater River________ __________ 81Waukegan Harbor, Ill_________________ 82

waterway between Gravesend and Jamaicabays------------------------------------------------467

Rivers and Harbors Committee, House: hearings________________________ 17,81.834reports of committee________ _____ 595reports of Rivers and Harbors Board_____ 80

• 81,82,467,595Riverside and Dan River Cotton Mills, Inc.’ 176, 244

Riverton irrigation project____________________496Rizzatti, Ennio, malaria treatment of general

paralysis_________________________ 130Roach Creek Coal Co., coal__________________ 27Roaches, see Cockroaches.Road-building machinery, rates on____________ 861Road Commissioners Board, see Alaska Road

Commissioners Board.Road Harbor, West Indies, chart_____________ 48Road materials, rates on_____________________ 1025Road-oil:

Government supplies___________________ 802rates on____________________ 100

Road-rollers, rates on........................... 862Roads:

Federal-aid, legislation, etc., rel. to______ 278freedom of the road......... ............ 470good roads, address.............................. 600in—

Alaska, report____ _______ 686,807Cleveland, Ohio, improvement plan... 343Cuba, central highway progress_____215Fort Sill____________________________ 462Missouri, etc., flood relief, estimate__678Missouri, etc., flood relief, hearing___601Missouri, etc., flood relief, report____ 601Pennsylvania, highway transportation. 429South Africa, motor roads___________349Texas, Federal aid highway system_ 992

national forests, motorways_____________ 426policing military highways from D. C___ 586public roads (periodical).......... ............. ....... 7,69,

142,208,278,429,551,697,820,913,992 publications for sale by supt. of docs____ 22

sampling and testing highway materials... 208 to Ouachita, etc., national forests_______ 696world highways_______________________ ... 348see also Public Roads Bureau—also names

of roads.Roark, R. C., tests of blowfly baits, etc_______204Roasting of lead-carbonate ores___ ____ ______ 556Robbins, A., bridge________ ____ ____ 578,719, 744Robbins, Adelaide J. W., relief_______________ 462Robbins, F. C., rupture of spleen_____________804Robbins, Josephine, employment_____________325Roberge, George W., case_________ ____ ______328Roberts, A. L., double ureter, etc....... .............. 537Roberts, C. H. M., v. United States__________ 369Roberts, Cecelia G., Kahn, etc., tests_________ 59Roberts, Frank H. H., jr.:

archaeological developments in Texas_____ 526early Pueblo villages______ ______ 796Shabik’eshchee village__________________ 1044

Roberts, Helen H.:coiled basketry in British Columbia_______ 526Picurfs children’s stories______________ 796,972

Roberts, J. B., bridge....... .................. 576

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PageRoberts, John:

dairy and poultry statistics___________ 201farm animals and animal products________ 138food animals and meat consumption______ 909meat production, etc., in U. S________ .. 202

Roberts, John W.:apple bitter-rot...________ _______________ 277apple scab____________________________ " 818

Roberts, Seth L., relief___________________ 448 561Roberts & Oake, United States v............. ’390Roberts Construction Co., bricks_____________ 762Robertson, W. Henry, bankruptcy and in-

solvency laws of Argentina.... 916Robichaux, E. G., Co., Ltd___________________ 873Robillard, Robert E., semirigid airship RS-1 684Robinson, Arthur R. (Senator from Ind.):

reports made by—Judiciary Com________________ 365,482Military Affairs Com_____ 366,620,621, 622Pensions Com------------------ 367,485,625,626

Robinson, Dwight P., & Co., Inc., bridge. 454,721Robinson, J. E., bridge______________ 582,724, 748Robinson, Orla W., relief_________________ 366,441Robinson, Prince, funeral expenses__________ 1004Robinson, R. H., removal of spray residue 427Robinson, T. Ralph:

asepsis for plants from abroad____________ 141citranges and related hybrid fruits________ 141limequat, new hardy ade fruit____________ 141

Robinson, Thomas J. B. (Representative fromIowa):

reports made by— Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Robinson, William:insects, effect of surgical shock.............. 421,545insects, undercooling, etc., points_____ 421, 545

Robinson, William L., v. United States______ 773Robinson, William M., preparation of

teachers._______ _____ 758Robsion, John M. (Representative from Ky.'):

report made by—Mines and Mining Com______________463

Roche Harbor, Wash., abolish as port of entry 2. 890Rochester Woven Belting Corporation, Inc... 490, _ , T v . 630,873Rock, John, case against____ __________ ____ _ 975Rock Asphalt Co. of America, Inc____________ 949Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway Commis-

Rock Creek oil field, geology_________________ 760Rock Harbor, Mich., chart..-._______________ 1052Rock Hill, S. C., see National Union Bank.Rock Island, Ill.:

Chamber of Commerce- duck (textile)_____________________ 379

rivers, etc., in district_____________________ 685Rock Island Railway, routing_________ 383Rock River, bridge-------------------------”1'358,476,562Rockaway Inlet, chart__________ . 72Rockaway Point, N. Y., reserving land..' 325,794 Rockefeller Foundation:

International Health Division- health depts, of U. S. and Canada_979

Rockford, Ill., tornado, Sept. 14, 1928_________ 343Rockingham Paper Co., paper_______________ 33Rockport, Ind., bridge___________ 475,581,611,721Rocks:

ground water in Ordovician rocks________ 23of San Rafael Swell, sedimentary rocks___ 23rates on_____________ ;_____________________ 383volcanic, in Arkansas, Oklahoma, etc...... 844 weathering and soil formation______ _______405

Rocky Ford National Bank, relief________ 607,712Rocky Mountain District of Forest Service.... 426 Rocky Mountain National Park:

information circular............................... 936jurisdiction over lands____________ 595, 723,752

Rocky Mountain spotted fever, see Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains.

Rocky Mountains:Cambrian geology_________________________ 795forest planting experiments____________ 65,205lodgepole pine, natural reproduction... 691,990second growth timber worth holding_______426

Rodd, H. C., medal______________________ 464,563Roddenbery, W. B., corn sirup.......... .............. 941Roden, Mary A., to reimburse estate_________ 570Rodents, new nematode worms from_____ 327,972

see also names of rodents.

PageRodgers, Fenton F„ relief.......................................... 729Rodier, Ruth E., library in diagnostic center.. 900 Rodney Milling Co., grain....._______ '....... 301Roe, Glenwood C.:

new nematode from rodent_______________ 972range plants not poisonous to livestock___ 338

Roe, Katherine C., vs. Kansas, etc____________530Roebken, Esther M., relief________ _____ _ 448,712Roebken, Mary L., relief________ ________ 448, 712Roemer, Joseph, secondary schools_______ 634, 758Rontgen rays, see X-rays.Roessler, Samuel, trustee, v. United States____652Roethe, Harry E., fires in cotton gins_________910Rogers, Alfred H., cases against executors (nos.

8425, etc.)_____________________ 510,649Rogers, Andrew B., v. United States__________ 313Rogers, Calvin W., exr., fees for attorneys_____408Rogers, Edbert, patent appeal_________________ 219Rogers, Edith N. (Representative from Mass.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com.......................... 462World War Veterans’ Legislation

Com_________________ 599Rogers, F. M., occupational therapy_________ 900Rogers, H. O., coke and by-products in 1926... 284 Rogers, James F.:

promotion of health in rural schools_______ 86school health work______________________ 1012school hygiene and physical education .... 758

Rogers, L. A., fermented milks_______________ 340Rogers, L. M., blacktongue-preventive foods.. 193Rogers, Thomas W., labor turnover____ ____ _ 513Rohlfs, Roland, patent appeal________________ 920Rolfs, C.:

Escola Superior de Agricultura e Veteri- naria do Estado de Minas Geraes.. 1037

same (in Spanish)....................... .1037Rolfs, P. H.:

Escola Superior de Agricultura e Veteri- inaria do Estado de Minas Geraes.1037

same (in Spanish)_______________ 1037Roller Oil and Refining Co., Inc_____ ________ 493Rollers (printing):

rates on______________ ____ ______ _______ 101Rolling, etc., moments, effect of ailerons........... 515Rolph, I. K., market research agencies.............348Rolston, J. Earle, telephone properties sale.... 858Roman Catholic Church, census, 1926.............. 700Romania, see Rumania.Rome Oil Mills, cotton-seed__________________850Rommel, George M.:

silage for horses and mules____ ____________ 340utilization industrial de productos agri-

colas__________________ 320Roncador Cay status, exchange of notes_____ 1045Roodin & Co., reconsignment_________________ 861Roof falls in bituminous coal mines_______ 436,918Roofing:

felts, experimental production...........................999iron and steel, elimination of waste_______ 559rates on roofing........................... 35,101,169,1025rates on roofing paper____________________ 35slate, elimination of waste________ _______ 150temes, elimination of waste__________ ____ 78

Roosevelt National Park, establishment______ 751Root, B. P., motor roads in South Africa_____ 349Root-knot, its cause and control.......... . ..................550Root rot:

cotton root-rot fungus, saprophytic stage.. 912 dent corn______________________ _____ 271,427

Roots type aircraft engine supercharger.... Ill, 515Ropes, E. H., San Francisco, Calif,, district... 685Rosario, Canal del, chart....______ __________ 47Roschen, William, case______________________ 976Rose:

diseases, their causes and control...............912from Portugal, adapted to U. S............ ............428roses for the home.................... ................... 142,697sawflies injurious to rose foliage............... . 276

Rose Island, chart________ ____ ______________ 554Roseau County, Minn., lands withdrawn____ 524Rosebud Indians, trust period extended............ 524Rosemary, motorboat:

case of claimant against U. S..................... 176Rosen, H. R., studies on fire blight.............. 271,421Rosenberg, Lee, case............... . ............................... 930Rosenberg, S. J., bearing bronzes.................. 220,221Rosenberger, Kate W., case..................... 41Rosenfield & Rapkin, case................................. 754Rosenstiel, Lewis S., exr., case......_______ 753,807

July-June 1209Page

Rosenwald, Julius, case................. ........... .............. 777Roses, see Rose.Rosie M. B., schooner:

case of claimant against U.S_________ 177Rosin:

census report, 1927. 994rates on................. .....................................................948standard for FF rosin, notice______________ 546see also Naval stores.

Rosin size, rates on......... ..................................... 643,770Ross, Clarence S., volcanic rocks______________ 844Ross, George, road-oil........... .......... 100Ross, J. L., dishwashing, etc., equipment_____ 517Ross, Norman A., to retire from Navy________ 750Ross, Vernon S., relief................................................589Ross, William H., fertilizer mixtures__________ 546Rosseter, John H., case against...____ ________955Rosters, see Directories—Registers.Roswell, N. Mex., pipe____ ________ _________ 168Rot, time-temperature relations in peach.. 337,697

see also name of rot.Roth, Gabriel, relief................................ 608Rothgeb, Benton E.:

harvesting grain sorghums_____________ 207how to use sorghum grain_________________ 550respiration of sorghum grains................ ............272

Rough Creek, survey for flood control________ 450Rough-headed corn stalk-beetle................................425Roumania, see Rumania.Round worms:

parasitic, from African animals__________ 1044poultry, vary in size and mode of living__ 202

Rouse, John G., exr., v. United States............. 244Rouse, William C., exr. v. United States______ 244Rouses Point, N. Y., bridges_________ 576,715,741Rouss, Peter W., v. Frank K. Bowers________ 873Routing:

of—grain, etc.._____ _________ 101,307,383,942iron and steel articles.......................... 307livestock................................................... 101,503lumber and other forest products_______238petroleum, etc., cancellation.................... 167

via Hampton & Branchville R.R__________ 503Rowbottom, Harry E. (Representative from

Ind.):reports made by—

Claims Com....................... 569,570Rowe, L. W., relief_____________ _____________ 599Roxburghe, Mary, v. United States...;............... 41Roy Telephone Co., sale of properties_________383Royal Baking Powder Co. v. Fed. Trade Comn- 229,

632 932Royal Bank of Canada v. U. S___________ ____’ 777Royal Knitting Mills, trustee v. U. S.................. 652Royal Soap Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc... 155RS-1 airship, see Airships.Rua Sura Islands, chart.............................. 1036Rubber:

article on........................... 119possibilities in United States.................... 207rates on.................... 948record book of business statistics___________ 822situation, British Colonial Off. rps________702

Rubber Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-merce Bur..... ........... ... ................... 283,702

Rubber goods, European markets_____________ 283see also names of special articles.

Rubberstone Manufacturing Co., see Stephens, A. J., Co.

Rubey, William W., Mowry shale_____________ 760Rubin, Harry, occupational therapy___________ 416Rucker, B. J., v. comnr. of internal revenue___ 777Rucker, W. C., measles________________________264Rue, H. P.:

crude oil produced in Salt Creek field_____ 918distillation of crude petroleum____ _______ 349

Rugs, see Rag rugs.Ruh, H., map of Minnesota................................ 157Rules, see names of courts, commissions, etc.,

issuing rules—also special subject.Rules Committee, House:

hearings.. . ....................................... . 467,596reports......... .. 361, 467, 595, 596,597,735,924,1004

Rulo, Nebr., bridge________________ _ 579,720,745Rumania, treaties with U. S. (2 entries)______ 973Rump, Arthur E., relief......... ................... 570,608,712Run-off, see Rivers.

PageRunner, G. A., tobacco beetle.......... .............. 204,989Rupert Milling Co., alfalfa meal........ ................ 497Rupture, see Hernia.Rural boxholders, inquiries concerning......... 1039Rural communities, see Country life—Farm col-

onies.Rural credit, see Agricultural credit.Rural education, see Education.Rural Education Division____________________ 934Rural health work, see Hygiene (public).Rural life, see Country life.Rural mail-carriers, see Letter-carriers.Rural mail delivery, see Mail delivery.Rural school leaflet, see Country schools.Rural schools, see Country schools.Russell, A. J., bridge................................ 578,720,744Russell, Benjamin, v. United States______ 314,530Russell, E. Z., practical hog houses...._______ 988Russell, H. A., relief______________________ 608,712Russell, Henry N., arc and spark spectra of

yttrium______________________ 830, 832Russell, John D., v. United States____________ 510Russell, N. J., soil of Harrison County, Iowa... 67Russell, Paul, holly from China______________ 428Russell, Thomas, compass in Lake region_____902Russell, William E., trustee, case against_____ 672Russell Car & Snow Plow Co., V. L. High-

land vs............................. 895Russell County, Ky., bridge.................... 577,715,742Russell Oil Co., petroleum___________________ 642Russell Telephone Co., sale of properties______ 101Russian Volunteer Fleet v. United States_____ 838Rusts, see names of rusts.Rusty blotch resistance in barley....______ 65,199Rusty pipes, what is to be done about it?.......... 537Rutherford County, N. C., soil survey_______ 424Rutland R. R., rates on limestone____________ 97Ruzic, Blaz, staves............. .................. 504Rye:

growing in western half ofU. S___________ 550official grain standards handbook....................908

Rynearson, Oren W., retirement__________ 441,483

SS-4, U. S. submarine:

investigation of sinking- hearings..___ ___________ 82report_________________________________ 750

medical aspects of salvage_____________ 46,113S-48, U. S. submarine:

hauling up, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. 316S-51, U. S. submarine:

Goldye M. Dobson v. U. S_______________ 508S. A. R., see National Society of Sons of Amer-

ican Revolution.Saadi, Edouard, v. Walter E. Carr____________ 41Sabath, Adolph J. (Representative from Ill.):

reports made by—Claims Com__________________________447Immigration and Naturalization Com. 450,

573Sabetha Telephone Co., control.... ................. 643Sabine, Lake, bridge__________________ 581, 723,747Sabine River, bridge........ ........................ 358,442,476Sabula, Iowa, bridge__________________ 358,364, 562Sackett, Frederic M. (Senator from Ky.):

report made by—Commerce Com______________________ 364

Sackley, James A., Co. ». United States______ 108Sacks, see Cement sacks.Saco Bay and vicinity, chart________ _____ _ 995Saco-Lowell Shops, sand______________________503Sacramento Northern Ry.:

acquisition of properties___________________ 383construction of branch line_______________ 1025

Sacramento River basin, surface water supply. 1014Saddlebags for medical patrol_________________ 516Sadowsky, Reuben, v. Charles W. Anderson... 777SSuberlich, Otto, rp. of U. S. Public Printer___ 156Safe Deposit and Trust Co., exr., v. U. S_____ 952Safety appliances:

board for safety, etc., of the people________581cases—

Kansas City Southern Ry......................... 169New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.__ 169St. Louis Southwestern Ry. of Tex.... 238

investigation of safety devices......................... 948on cars of special construction.................... 35

1210 Index, 1928-1929

PageSafety appliances—Continued.

report of Safety Bureau, 1928_______ _____ 384standards________________________ 101see also Safety of life—Train-control de-

vices—also name of special appli-ance.

Safety Bureau, I. C. C.:annual report, 1928________________________ 384carriers’ hours of service reports____________643investigation of railroad accidents—

at Balloch, N. H_______ ______ 168at Watkins Glen, N. Y___________ 769summary of investigation reports............ 99,

o , . , 860,1023Safety codes, see Safety of life.Safety Council, see National Safety Council.Safety in Mines Research Board of Great Brit-

ain, coal research_____________ . 703Safety of life:

accident prevention in industry_________ 245codes—

lightning, protection against___________ 999lists__________________________________ 43national elec, safety code, discussion.351 power-transmission apparatus________ 43safety code series_____________________ 43standard codes should be in contracts. 1031

industrial safety regulations, status_______ 781mines, protection against gases_____________703navy yards, etc., general rules________ 183,251New York building construction___________958organizations in Arizona copper mines____ 918safety movement and Internal. Labor Conf. 246 see also Safety appliances.

Safety of Life at Sea, International Conference for Revision of Convention of 1914 for, see International Conference for Revision of Convention of 1914for Safety of Life at Sea.

Safflower, oilseed crop, adapted to G. Plains.. 207Sag Bridge quadrangle, 111______ _____ _______ 24Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co_________ 444, 712Sagle, Roy E., patent appeal.____ ___________ 920Sagua la Grande, Port, chart_________ 320Sailors:

accidents to seamen, settlements for____ 43,315seamen’s act______________________________431see also Navigation—Navy—Veterans, and

references—also Notice to mariners.St. Albans, W. Va., bridges..577,718, 743,1001,1006 St. Albans Nitro Bridge Co., bridge___ 577, 718, 743St. Andrew Islands, see Sonsorol Islands.St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co., demur-

rage---------------- ------- ----851St. Augustine, Fla., aviation chart___________ 658St. Augustine grass, chinch bug in rel. to_____ 816St. Augustine-Green Cove Springs Bridge Co.. 612 St. Charles, Mq„ bridge............. ........... 720,731,746St. Charles Parish, La., case against__________ 896St. Clair Flats Canal, commerce, 1928 ________ 902St. Clair, Lake, chart____________________ ' ' 267St. Clair River, bridge---------------- 581,723,747,1001St. Croix River, bridge at Stillwater, Minn .. 477,

723St. David Islands, see Mapia Islands.St. Dennis, Alfred, relief_________________ 366,441St. Domingo, see Dominican Republic.St. Elizabeths Hospital________ _________ 159,376

quarters and allowances________ . 449,834report, 1928____ 376school of nursing, 1928-29._____ 159

St. Francis, Ark., bridge_____________ 477, 582, 723St. Francis Levee District:

assessment___________________________ 628,723Exchange Trust Co. v_____ ______________ 672

St. Francis River, bridge.............. 477, 582, 723 St. George, R. A., meal worms, mature larvae. 911 St. Gilles sur Vie, chart...____ ______________ 963St. John, J. L., potassium, etc., in wheat ration. 199,

200St. John & Ophir R. R., abandonment of line... 307 St. John River, bridge_______ ____ ____ 455, 612, 723St. Johns River:

bridge........................... 612chart______________________________________ 213lightship to be established________________ 74report on examination and survey......... .. 685

St. Joseph Viscosity Oil Co., petroleum______ 859

PageSt. Kitts money-order post offices.. 255St. Lawrence, Gulf of, natural history of north

shore....... . 795St. Lawrence River:

bridge, Alexandria Bay, N. Y____ 582,723bridge, Morristown, N. Y____ 455,612, 723, 747

pilot, supplement._________ .........___ ’. 785surveys, preparation of plans, etc____ 807

St. Louis, Mo.:post office, scheme of mail separation_____ 323rivers, etc., in district____________________ 541trade in fishery products__________________ 214transfer charges by dray and truck______ 1027venereal disease prevalence______________ 1050see also Lafayette-South Side Bank.

St. Louis & Hannibal R. R.: demurrage______________ ______ ____ 1018rates on contractors’ outfits____________ ... 161

St. Louis & O’Fallon Ry.:valuation and excess income—

brief for I. C. C__________ _______ ____384brief for U. S_______________________\ 511opinion of Supreme Court_________ 975order of I. C. C., Apr. 30, 1928 ________ 770to print valuation briefs_______________ 486

St. Louis Belt & Terminal Ry., valuation. 308St. Louis Bridge Co., valuation________________308St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.:

construction of extension________ 770rates on vegetables__________________ 950

St. Louis Coke & Iron Corporation____________ 377St. Louis Cooperage Co______________________ 1022St. Louis Electric Terminal Ry________________644St. Louis-Kansas City Short Line R. R. 720,731,746St. Louis Merchants Bridge Company, valu-

ation------------- ------------- 308St. Louis Merchants Bridge Terminal Ry.,

valuation______ ______ 308St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry., valu-

ation--------------------------- 238St. Louis-San Francisco Railway:

abandonment of operation_____________ 238acquisition and operation of lines_________ 101bonds____ _______________________________ 644court cases—

Alabama Public Service Comn........... 975J. F. Lawrence______ _________________ 530United States____ ______ 41,955

railroad switches________ _________ 502rates on—

aluminium sulphate__________________ 25cotton----------------------------------- .””1 28,764cotton-seed__________________ 850grain-------------------------------- 316,302lettuce_________________________ 96lumber________________________________ 857oil-well supplies_______________________ 502shovel handles_____________ 36soap--------------------------------------------------- 1026tomatoes_____________________ 865walnuts_____________________________ 1027

readjustment_________________ 169valuation__________________________________238

St. Louis Southwestern Ry.: abandonment of line_____________ 238bonds____ _________________________ ’ 101bridge across St. Francis River___ 477,582,723construction of lines_______________________ 948interlocking directors_________________ 101rates on—

gasoline................... .......................... 153lumber---------------- 165,857sewer-pipe__________ 170

routing--------------------------------- ---------......' 307valuation__________________________________862

St. Louis Southwestern Ry. of Texas, safety appliances_ 238

St. Louis Terminal Ry., valuation_____________308St. Louis Transfer Ry., valuation............. ..............308St. Lucia, money-order post offices_________ 255St. Ludgers Catholic Church, relief.____ _______735St. Marks River, examination and survey.... 685St. Marys County, Md., soil survey.. .. 816St. Marys Falls Canal, Lake commerce, 1928.. 902St. Marys River, chart______________________ 1052St. Michel, Haiti, mammals from caves near... 796 St. Nikolo, see Agios Nikolaos, Port.

July-J une 1211St. Paul, Minn.: page

bridge_______________________ 453,475,719rivers, etc., in district____ _________________685switching charges_________________ 771

St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line R. R_____ 1025St. Paul Bridge & Terminal Ry.:

stock..________ 644valuation________________________ 238

St. Petersburg, Fla.: chart_________________________________ 824report on harbor project___________________ 747

St. Thomas Harbor, Virgin Islands, chart____ 282St. Vincent, Minn.:

abolishing as port of entry_ i_________ 324St. Vincent Island, money-order post offices... 255Ste. Genevieve Bay, chart________ __________ 963Sajin Wan, chart_______ ______________ 659Sakai Ko, chart_______________________ 1035Salad, food poisoning attributed to_____________248Salamander from southern California__________ 527Salaries:

assignment for small loans in D. C____ 571assistants to engineer comnr. of D. C........... 449county school superintendents_____________ 934engineers in civil service_________ 552Government officials and employees—

estimates to meet adjustments________ 532maximum $540 for exemption from

examination_____________________ 1041Personnel Classification Bd. report... 1038 salary classification laws______________ 16salary tables, supplement_____________ 85to amend class, act, hearings______ 445,568to amend class, act, minority views___ 568to amend class, act, reports... 471,568,1006

immigrant inspectors, estimate____________ 532Indian agencies, to repeal limit.... 574,616,718 judicial, report to American Bar Assoc____362mail carriers, village delivery service______626National Home for Disabled Volunteer

Soldiers___________________________ 533post office laborers, etc___________________ 151postal service, night work tables__________ 187postmasters, 3d class______________________ 485secretaries to President ofU. S........... .. 533, 534teachers—

colonial America_____________________ 876District of Columbia.................... 572, 716rural schools________________________ 1012

see also Wages—also certain headings begin-ning Pay—also names of Depart-ments, bureaus, etc.

Salem Harbor, Mass., chart__________ ______ _ 73Salem, Winona & Southern R. R.____ _______ 35Sales program for isolated hospitals__________ 1050Sales territories:

Asia and Philippine Islands_______________ 825Australia and New Zealand......... .............. 917China..______ ____________________________ 996India________________ 826

Salina Chamber of Commerce, eggs____________ 852Salina Telephone Co., sale of properties......... . 238Salinity, see Salt.Salisbury, Frederick S., heat in treatment of

neurosyphilis__________ 980Salisbury, N. C., post office remodeling_______ 674Salisbury Sound, chart_______________________ 213Sall Mountain Co., slate_____________________ 36Salley, Charles H., relief.............................. 608, 712

Salmon, Thomas W.:letter to surgeon general, U. S. Army_____ 983mental diseases, etc., in British Army____ 983neuropsychiatric activities in A. E. F.. 983,1053neuropsychiatry in Army in World War.... 983

Salmon:chinook, marking on Columbia River_____ 701fisheries, Alaska, statistical review________ 347preservation in Alaska.____ _______ 473, 585, 714propagation in Columbia River dist______ 612rates on__________________________________ 35sockeye, preservation in Fraser River_____894

Salomon, Leo, vs. State Tax Comn. of N. Y___ 672Salt, Charles H., estate, fee for attorney_______ 799Salt:

Chesapeake Bay, salinity of water_______ 759production in 1927_____ _________________ _ 349rates on salt-------- 101,307,503, 644,862, 948,1025

Salt—Continued. Pagerates on salt cake______ ________ 169sea water, measurement of salinity_________212soil salinity and flowering in cotton.... 545,696soil salinity and stand in cotton............. 200,277

Salt Creek oil field:crude oil produced................................... .... 918investigation of leases, etc.—

hearings.............................................. 19,487,929report_________________________________ 752

less volatile oils in crude___ ______ 217Salt Lake Basin irrigation project_____ 25,496,1015Salt Lake City, Utah, portion of Fort Douglas

for street______ ____ _________ 462, 723Salt Lake City Union Depot & R. R. Co.,

valuation_____________ 503Salt River, hydroelectric power___________ 574,717

Saltpeter, Chile, see Sodium nitrate.Salud publica y puericultura serie, see Hygiene

(public).Salvador:

article on_________________ _______ _______ 119foreign trade for 1927_____________________ 887

Salvage, submarine S-4, medical aspects.... 46,113Salvation Army, census, 1926__________ 10Salvesen, Chr., & Co., indemnity_____ .______468Samana Province, Dominican Republic______ 795Samantha quadrangle, Ala__________ 496Samels Brothers & White Canning Co., cans.. 636 Samoa, see American Samoa.Samoan Islands Commission:

to add another chief to personnel_____ 923,929to create commission (S. J. Res. 110)... 575,725 to defray expenses—

draft of legislation........... .......................... 977law.............. ......................................... 1002report________________________________ 1006

Samoilescu, Hannah, guardian’s fee for attor-ney----------------- - ---------- 799

Samoilescu, Lizzie, guardian, fee for attorney.. 799Samos, Strait of, chart........ ............ 319Samples, see Commercial products.Sampson County, N. C., soil survey...............816Samson, H. W., barreled apples for market___ 422Samson Trailer Works v. United States............ 778Samuels, M., & Co., Inc_____________________ 229San Angelo Cotton Oil Co., cotton-seed_____ 28,850San Antonio, Tex.:

air navigation map______ ______ _________ 132American Legion convention, proceedings. 923growing grain sorghums_______ ______ ___ 207

San Antonio & Aransas Pass Ry_____________ 948Sanatoriums, for tubercular children in D. C.. 572,

614,716

San Bernardino Strait:current tables, 1929_______________________ 10current tables, 1930________ _____ _______ _ 823

Sanborn, Etta C., relief._____ _______ 448,608,712caiiuuiu, j. n., lenei_______________________ ^“10,000, /IXSan Carlos irrigation project:

Executive order....................................... 123specifications, etc__________ 25

Sand, Bertina, relief................... 608,712Sand:

black sand in Washington............... 634,935from Fort Story_____________ 462production in 1927_________________________ 437rates on..____ _______ 35,102,

30L 384, 503,644,862,863,948,1025Sand Springs Ry., deficit status________ _______102Sandals, North American Mercantile Co____ 1009Sanders, Audley O., autopsies________ _________804Sanders, Morgan G. (Representative from

Tex.):report made by—

Naval Affairs Com______ _____ ______ 463Sandground, J. H., liver fluke from monkey,

etc.................... ............. ............... ............. 1044San Diego, Calif.:

address of Elwood Mead___________ 295aviation chart____ __________ 884Chamber of Commerce—

passenger rates__________ 945temperature inversions______________ 142see also Naval Air Station, San Diego-

Naval Training Station, San Diego.

1212 Index, 1928-1929

PageSan Diego & Arizona Ry.:

deficit status................... . 504notes_______ _____ 644valuation________ _______ 645

San Diego Bay, chart________________________ 11San Domingo, see Dominican Republic.Sandstone, Dakota, soft-water problems________ 935Sandusky, Ohio, bridge.____ ________ 456,477,562Sandusky Bay:

bridge..................... 456,477,562chart............................. 1052

Sandwich spreads, rates on..______ ___________ 35Sandy Valley & Elkhorn Ry., bonds.............. .. 644San Felipe, hurricane of Sept. 13, 1928 _________ 343Sanford, Grace G., nurse and syphilological

clinic______ _ 415Sanford, Raymond L., thermomagnetic anal-

ysis-- 559,830Sanford & Brooks Co________ _____ 873San Francisco, Calif.:

air navigation map.............................................. 133airport, meteorological survey_____________ 820aviation charts......... ................................... . 785,884bridge-

hearings............. .......................... 18report....................................... 1006

Election Board—Mrs. Gordon Mackenzie p............. 392

rivers, etc., in districts........ ;.................. 685see also Federal Reserve Bank of San

Francisco.San Francisco Bay:

bridge- hearings..................................... 18report....................... .............. 1006

chart............................... 824San Francisco County, Calif.:

bridge- hearings........................................ 18report----------------------- - 1006

San Francisco, Napa & Calistoga Ry____ 608,723San Francisco River, consent to compact.............. 481,„ „ 717,727San Francisco-Sacramento R. R.:

acquisition by Sacramento Northern Ry.. 383construction.......... ........................ 948

Sanger, Maude A., relief........... ..................... . 712,748San Ildefonso Pueblo, N. Mex., lands. 480,563,575 Sanitariums, see Sanatoriums.Sanitary Aviation Congress, see International

Congress on Sanitary Aviation.Sanitary Company of America, case__________ 873Sanitary District of Chicago, case____________ 671Sanitary engineering, courses in colleges______ 803Sanitary Engineers, Conference of, see Con-

ference of State Sanitary Engineers.Sanitation:

conventions—between Uruguay and Brazil................ 537international sanitary convention_____59,

190,264Pan Amer, sanitary convention, amend-

, ing...................... -....................................... 126field sanitation............................................... 113hospital sanitation_______ ____________ 131,804la education sanitaria en Chile................... 253naval sanitary requirements________ _____ 516oyster industry, function of gills__________ 73publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632see also Hygiene—Hygiene (public).

Saniwax Paper Co., paper_______ _____________ 382San Jacinto River, bridge____________ 451,617,724San Joaquin County, Calif., validating con-

veyances by railroads_____ 467,628,723San Jos6 de Lambayeque Road, chart________ 250San Juan, P. R.:

hurricane of Sept. 13, 1928............ 343lands conveyed to Porto Rican people.........188

San Juan County, Wash., land for park... 442,488 San Juan National Forest:

boundaries changed......................... 53resources, etc................................ 549

San Juan, Port, chart............. ................ 886San Juan River waters, consent to compacts.. 481,

618, 723,727San Lorenzo Island, chart of anchorage.............396San Luis Obispo Bay, aviation charts____ 785,884San Luis Valley Southern Ry.:

acquisition and operation of line....................... 102construction of extension.. ..948

PageSan Pedro, Calif., shipping comnr’s. office____ 676San Pedro Bay, see Los Angeles Harbor.San Pedro Hills quadrangle, Calif....................... 158San Rafael Swell, Utah:

geology and oil and gas prospects................ 759sedimentary rocks................................ 23

San Salvador, see Salvador.Santa Barbara, Calif., Burton Mound_______ 1043Santa Barbara National Forest_______________ 68Santa Elena Bay, chart._____________________ 183Santa Fe, Raton & Eastern R. R., deficit

status. 644Santa Maura, chart_____________________ 47Santiago, Chile, interesting capital-. ................... 119Santiago Harbor, Cuba, chart.____ ___________ 251Santmyers, R. M.:

barite and barium products in 1927________ 435gypsum in 1927..________ 285strontium from domestic standpoint........... 997

Santo Domingo City:memorial to Columbus, U. S. contribu-

tion-hearings............................. 572report.................................... 572State Dept, recommendation........... . 406

Santo Domingo Republic, see Dominican Republic.

Santora, John, attorney, fee______ ____ ______ 408Sao Paulo, Brazil, heart of coffee land________ 119Sapromyzid flies, notes on oriental____________ 893Saprophytic stage, cotton root-rot fungus_____ 912Saramacca River, charts_____________________ 182Saratoga, U. S. S.:

dishwashing, etc., equipment on board.... 517Saratoga & Encampment Valley R. R________ 102Saratoga County, N. Y., experimental fur

farm.................. ................... 988Sarcoma, see Cancer.Sardines, preparation for canning______________ 214Sardis & Delta R. R., abandonment of line.... 770Sargent, Charles F., to reimburse..................... 599Sargent, John G., see Justice Department.Sargent, R. H., aerial photographic surveys___759Sargent, W. S., Addison’s disease____________ 517Sarkar Cove, land excluded from Tongass Na-

tional Forest.... 258Sarrazin, Alice, relief__________________________ 462Sartoris, George B., stored sugar cane____ 691,697Sashes, rates on_______ _____ ________ 35,102,1025Sassaman, H. L.:

antirachitic properties of cod-liver meals... 3,65 nutritive value of linseed meal, etc_____ 3,137

Sasscer, E. R.:fumigation of greenhouse plants____________204insects injurious to ornamental plants____ 911

Satawal Island, chart..._____ _________ 182Satin moth, quarantine.__________ 338Satterthwait, A. F., how to control billbugs... 275Saturday evening post, reprint from......................680Saturday half holiday:

at Government Printing Office____________ 593in postal service-

hearings........................ 151minority views.................................. 593report______ __________ 593

Saturioua, Timucua chief, drawing of________ 124Saude publica e bem-estar infantil serie, see

Hygiene (public).Sauer, Emil, Canadian loan corporations_____ 826Sauerkraut, commercial production__________ 5Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., canal commerce, 1928. 902Saunders, Augustus M., case_____ ____ ______ 244Savage, J. L., Stony Gorge Dam_____________ 937Savanna, Ill., bridges....................... .. 358,364,562,579Savannah, Ga.:

Federal bldg, site, part for street- hearing.................................................... 594law....................................... 724reports............... .................. 594,751

rivers, etc., in district......... .......... 541Savannah & Atlanta Ry., rates on wood-pulp. 866Savings accounts, Navy training course______ 318Savings certificates, see Treasury savings cer-

tificates.Sawdust:

Government supplies........................... 802rates on__................................................... 102,770

Sawflies injurious to rose foliage.. .............. 276Sawmills, wages and hours of labor, 1928______513Sawyear, Charles, v. United States......................... 390

July-June 1213Page

Sawyer Motor Co., Inc., relief.............. 608,712Sayers, R. R.:

exposure to automobile exhaust gas_______ 979vapors of methyl bromide, etc____________ 899

Scab (disease of animals), see Scabies in animals.Scab (disease of plants), see Apple—Pecan-scab

fungus.Scabies in animals:

cattle scab_______________ ______ ____ 201help eradicate scabies, poster__________ ZZZ 339hog mange, control and eradication............. 693sheep scab________________________ 202

Scabies in man, Danish treatment______________ 46Scald of apples, and its control_____________ZZZ 277Scale-insects, coccid family Margarodidae . 67Scallop industry of North Carolina___________ 434Scammell, H. B., cranberry insect problems... 816Scandinavia:

automotive markets______________________ 996pilot, supplement________________________ 884

Scaphites, Upper Cretaceous ammonite group. 23 Scarborough, Lucile, title to N. Mex. lands... 467,

Scarlet fever:628,712

immunization against____ ____ __________ 882streptococcus antitoxin unit_____________ Z 130

Scarseth, G. D., soil, Sheboygan County, WisZ 816Scenery, publications for sale________________ 372Schaaf-Regelman, E., relief____ _____ 570,712,741Schaefer, Lessie L., examination_______________ 891Schaetzer, Carl, case________________________ Z 773Schafer, John C. (Representative from Wis.):

reports made by—Naval Affairs Com___________________ 623

Schamberg, J. F., management of syphilis. 803,980Schaperkotter Cooperage Co., barrels_________ 26Scharff-Koken Manufacturing Co.:

pulp board__________ ______ _____________ 382strawboard___ _______ ________ __________Z 645

Schee, Frank, bridge_________________ 577,716,743Scheffer, Theophilus H., American moles_____ ’ 693Scheidegger, Henry, medical patrol saddle-

bags........................ 516Schereschewsky, J. W., action of currents upon

tissue cells..._________ _ 58Scheuren, Leo, relief______________________ 473,561Schey, Oscar W.:

aviation engine, comparative performance. Ill performance of Roots type supercharger... 515

Schiek, C. M., treatment of bronchial asthma. 1050 Schimmel, Harry, cotton-seed________ _______ 850Schistosomidae, see Fluke-worms.Schlangen, Simon, fee for attorneys___________ 671Schmidlapp, Jacob G., case against exr., etc... 873 Schmidt, C. Rowena, food habits for children. 912 Schmitt, Waldo L., Crustacea, Beaufort, N.C 795 Schmitt, William C., relief___________ 570,712,741Schmoll, Stiles, Reid, Inc., rubber........................948Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. v. U. S___ 291,511Schneider, Laura M., patent appeal__________ 286Schnell, H., & Co. v. U. S____________________ 873Schnitman, L. Seth, record book of business

statistics___________________ 822Schnitzer, J.:

developing leather markets abroad................215international sole leather trade, etc_______ 74

Schoenfeld, William A., credit in accounts. 473,712 Schoening, H. W., dourine of horses............. . 909Schoenmann, L. R.:

soil survey, Antrim County, Mich____ 546soil survey, Ogemaw County, Mich... 139,815

Schoffstall, Charles W.:effect of twist on cotton yarns________ 288,289multiple strand test for yarns................ 832,921ultra-violet transmission of fabrics____ 149,150

Schoharie Telephone Co., sale of properties___ 238Scholl, Philip A., relief.......................... 462Scholz, M. J., copper deposits of Michigan.... 759School buildings:

lighting, review of current practice........415,803ventilation and respiratory illness____ 681,900

School children, see Children.

75341—29------ 11

Page School garden________________________ ______ _ 428School health, see Hygiene.School houses, see School buildings.School life (periodical)_________ 157 231

294, 374,495, 633,758,843,934,’ 1012title-page and index to v. 13____ _______ 157

School lunches_______________ _ 140 818School of Applied Art, Fed. Trade’ComnZ rp..’ 842School superintendents, salaries, etc__________ 934School supplies for Government_______ 679,978Schoolhouses, see School buildings.Schools:

city schools—city school leaflet_________________ 231,844per capita costs______________________ 1012recent movements_____________________ 758statistics____________ 758

for—blind, 1926-27____deaf, 1926-27________________feeble-minded, etc., 1926^27________ Z.Z

forest Are prevention handbook___________hygiene and physical education___________of D. C., free books and supplies__________school health studies_____________________school health work____________________ Z.sons, etc., of Navy personnel, concessions.. State school systems, statistics.___support, list of studies____________________trachoma on or near Indian reservations__trade courses in private, etc., schools______uniform records and reports______________see also Academies—Colleges and univer-

sities—Country schools—Educa-tion, and references—High schools— Indian schools — Junior high schools — Kindergarten — Normal schools — Nursery schools — Part- time schools—Professional schools— Reformatories — also headings be-ginning School.

Schools of flying, see Aeronautics.Schopmeyer, C. H., judging dairy cattle______Schoppe, R. L., Atlantic Coast pilot_________Schroder, May C., immunization against

diptheria and scarlet fever________Schroeder, William C., Chesapeake Bay fishes. Schubert, Johann, solar radiation in Germany.. Schuette, H. C., automotive markets______ ...Schulte, D. A., Inc., v. United States_________Schulte, J. I., agric, experiment stations______Schultz, Adam A., relief______________________Schultz, E. S., why potatoes run out_________Schulz, Otto, sale of properties____________ _Schuylkill River, removal of pollution________Schwab, Sidney I., war neuroses______________

86231

22 548758 614

861012395758758803374633

275 281

88273 69

996 873 276 589 207 641 541 983

Schwartz, Benjamin: rabbit parasites and diseases_ ______ 423trichinosis_________ _____ 909trichostrongylid worm from carabao______ 326

Schwartz, Louis:studies in physical development, etc______ 681

same, summary, in pub. health rps.,v. 43................... ...415

Schwenkfelders, census, 1926________ . 145Schwimmer, Rosika, cases_______ 244,409, 778,’1046Sciaenids, commercial, on Texas coast_________ 555Sciatic neuritis treated with thyroid__________ 194Science:

a sciencia e 0 trabalho....____ _____________965catalogue of scientific literature______ ______668high-school laboratory layouts_____________ 495la education progresiva y la ciencia de la

education____ ___________________ 117Sciences, National Academy of, see National

Academy of Sciences.Scientific apparatus and instruments, see Air-

craft instruments—Surveying in-struments—also names of instru-ments.

Scientific expeditions, see Explorations.Scientific papers, Standards Bur., v. 22, index.. 16Scientific temperance journal, reprint from___ 184Sclerosis, multiple____________________________ 194Sclerospora graminicola, see Downy mildew.

1214 Index, 1928-1929

Scofield, Carl S.: Pagegypsum, adding to irrigation water-------------206irrigation farming---------------------------- 206water relations of Yakima Valley soil.. 199,278

Scoparia, new species of moths of genus-------------527Scott, Dennis W., relief_______________________ 462Scott, George A., pit silos—_____ 423Scott, Hugh, placards in hospitals------------------- 1050Scott, Jacob, relief_________________ 462Scott, John W., v. comnr. of internal revenue.. 244Scott, Samuel G., phosphorus deficiency in for-

age feeds__________ 545,811Scott, Semple S., patent appeal-------------------------351Scott, W. B., geological climates--------------------- 259Scott, W. M„ barreled apples for market--------422Scott, Winfield, bridge_____ _____ ___ 577,716,743Scott County Milling Co., coal----------------------- 161Scottsbluff, Nebr., district court______________ 583Scouring compound, Government supplies.. 679,

978Scouring powder for floors, specification______ 149Scrap-iron, see Iron.Scrap-steel, see Steel.Screen wagons, advertisement for mails-----------322Screens:

electric fish screen_____________________ 282limitations in malaria prevention------ --------- 803rates on window-screens______________ .... 309

Screw Threads Commission, see Standardiza-tion of Screw Threads Commission.

Scrubs, bulls bred pure replace----------------------- 201Scum, kiln and dry-house, on brick walls-------- 77Scuppers:

four-inch weather deck scupper----------- 921scupper valves___________________________ 222

Sea, see Ocean—also name of sea.Sea-ceast defense, see Coast defense.Sea-island cotton, see Cotton.Sea Island Thread Co., Inc.:

complaint, rp., etc., of Fed. Trade Comn.. 229 v. Fed. Trade Comn__________________ 932

Sea otters, of Pacific Ocean, preservation--------667Sea post service, railway postal clerks as sub-

stitutes_______________ 724Sea scouts, see Boy Scouts of America. Sea water, measurement of salinity____________ 212Seaboard Air Line Ry.:

abandonment of branch lines______ 35,102bonds___________________ 238, 239,644, 770,1025cases—

Alabama Public Service Comn. vs-------895John W. Gleason Cotton Co. vs_______ 530United States________________ 152,226,511

control of—Brooksville & Inverness Ry__________ 160Charlotte Harbor & Northern Ry____ 91Naples, Seaboard & Gulf Ry................... 167Seaboard-All Florida Ry______________ 307Tampa & Gulf Coast R. R___________ 171Tampa Northern R. R.._____________ 171

equipment trust.:___ ____ _______________ 35misrouting____________ ____ _____________ 32rates on-

bagging------------------------------------------------ 938baskets________________________________938contractors’ outfits____________________ 849excavating machinery____________ 300,942fruit___________________________________942gravel_____________ 236lead foil_______________________________ 380lime________________________ 302lumber________________________________ 857potatoes_______________________________ 642railroad ties....'_____________________ 1024rails_____________________ 861road-rollers_______________ 862store fixtures__________________________ 645

refrigeration_______________________________ 307Seaboard-All Florida Ry.:

acquisition of control______________________ 307bonds__________________ 770

Seaboard National Bank, exr., David H.Biair vs____________________________775

Seacoast defense, see Coast defense.Seager Steamship Co., Inc., v. U. S____________ 930Seal and seal fisheries:

Alaska fur-seal industry______________ 214,434anatomy of eared and earless seals_________ 527

Seal and seal fisheries—Continued. Pagenorth Pacific Ocean, preservation, etc------- 667Pribilof Islands, computation--------------214,434

Seale, Henry F., relief------------------------------------- 729Sealing machines, Government supplies---------- 679Sealing wax, rates on________________ 239Seals (animals), see Seal and seal fisheries.Seals (fasteners):

use on registered mail-------------------------------- 522Seaman, Stanley M., schooner, see Stanley M.

Seaman, schooner.Seamanship, see Navigation.Seamen, see Sailors.Seaplanes, water-pressure distribution------------- 111

see also Aircraft.Seaports, see Harbors.Searchlights, Army technical regulations--------- 539Searls, Ed. M., root-feeding arthropods----------- 3Sears, H. M., Ozark National Forest-------------- 426Seasoning of wood, see Wood seasoning.Seattle, Wash.:

fishery products, monthly statement--------- 11,73,146,214,347,434, 701,824,995

rivers, etc., in district____________________ 807Seattle, U.S.S.:

lead poisoning on board__________________ 248Seattle Title Trust Co., trustee, case--------------- 328Seaver, Kenneth, v. C. G. Lewellyn......... ............ 242Sechrist, E. L., transferring bees to hives-------- 140Second-class mail, see Mail matter.Secondary education:

accredited secondary schools______________ 844cardinal principles______________________.. 374courses in Latin America_________________ 399schools of Association of Colleges and

Secondary Schools of SouthernStates________________________ 634,758

schools of North Central Association of Col-leges and Secondary Schools------------ 758

social studies____________________________ 1013status in rural, etc., communities__________ 231trends in development____________________ 758vocational instruction in agriculture_______ 491see also High schools.

Secondary Education Reorganization Commis-sion:

cardinal principles of secondary education. 374 social studies____________________________ 1013

Secondary Education Research Committee, seeNational Committee on Researchin Secondary Education.

Secondary metals in 1927___________________ ... 918Secondary schools, see Secondary education.Secretaries, additional, to President of U.S.. 533,534

see also for Departmental secretaries, names of Departments.

Secretary of Senate ,see Senate.Securities, foreign, American underwriting____825

see also Bonds—Bonds of United States, and names of United States securities, e. g. Treasury bills—also names of companies, railroads, etc., issuing securities.

Security Cement & Lime Co., lime___________ 943Security Mortgage Co. vs. Charles A. Powers.. 409 Sedgwick, Ruth, secondary school courses____ 399Seed, see Seeds.Seed-corn maggot, nutritional studies__________3,6Seed counter_________________________________ 207Seedlings:

cotton, mortality problem____________ 3cotton, stand problem____________________ 3forest planting stock, density_________ 691,818hardwood, growing on farm___ _____ 911Pythium blight, etc., of dent corn____ 271,427

Seeds:cereal, symbiotic fungi and proteins ... 545,696 determination of live, pure seed content__ 912dockage, sow clean seed on clean ground... 692 Government supplies_________ 263, 330, 679,978loans for crop-failure areas, hearings______ 567loans to farmers in storm and flood areas—

acts of Congress__________________ 725, 923committee hearings........ .. 470,567,596,601committee reports________ 567,596,601,923estimate_______________ 674how can I get a loan?.................................. 987regulations________ _____ __________ '.. 987

July-June 1215Seeds—Continued. Page

marketing hints for fanners____ ____ 812publications for sale by supt. of docs_____ Z 757quarantine notice_____________________ 65, 338vegetable seeds for home, etc., garden..Z...’429 see also Cotton-seed—also names of special

plants.Seeth, Frederick von, fee for attorney of admr.. 408 Segal, Paul M., radio communication_________931Segal Company, apples _____ _______ 89Seguine, Margaret, ». United States_________ Z 489Seibels, George G., relief_____________________ 592Seif’s, F. J., Sons, farm implements, etc.”852 Seine River, chart of approaches______ 785Seismology, see Earthquakes.Seismometer for electromagnetic damping, „ . „ „ etc-------------------------------- -------- - 830,921Seiwell, H. R., oyster bottoms of N. C______ 434Sekondi Bay, chart______ _____ ________ 787Selby, George, relief................................. ZZZZZ 734Selby, R. Wilson, relief________ __________ 448,561Select committees, see Committees—also names’

of committees.Selenium in 1927_____________________________ 349Self-help for college students_________________ Z 934Selling, see Markets and marketing.Sellschop, Jacq. P. F., chilling plants.. 271,337,811 Seiwell Blouse Co. vs. Louis Hubshman 672 Selwyn Bay, chart______________________ 1036Seminole Indians, see Five Civilized Tribe's'. ' Semirigid airships, see Airships.Semmes Motor Co. v. United States__________ 778Semple, Arthur T., fattening beef calves______ 693

............................................................ 1/, 0-5, 1O1, 224, 362,469,600,737,835,925,1004

calendar of business.............. ..-------- 362,469, 600, 73'7’, 835,9'26', 1004

committees—assignments of Senators, 70th Cong. 362,469lists for 70th Cong__________________ 17,362

convening Mar. 4, 1929, proclamation_____ 667journal, 70th Congress________________ 224,926Members—

alleged payments by Mexico___________486campaign expenditures, hearings... 225,614 campaign expenditures, reports_______ 614lists, 70th and 71st Congresses. 289,354,355 term of office, debate, etc., in House... 224 term of office, report______________ 837

Office Building—maintenance, estimate_________________ 430

prayers offered by chaplain_____ 1005receipts, etc., July, 1927-June, 1928. . 362secretary—

report, July, 1927-June, 1928___________ 362Senate Office Building, see, above, Office

Building.stationery, estimate. _____________________ 469ventilation, estimate..____ ____________ ~~ 430see also Congress of United States—also

names of committees—also names of Senators.

Senate Office Building, see Senate, Office Building.

Senatorial Campaign Expenditures Special Committee, Senate, see Expendi-tures in Senatorial Primary and General Elections, Special' Com-mittee Investigating, Senate.

Senators, see Senate—also names of Senators.Senescence in red Danish cows___________ 199, 200Sengel Motor Co., demurrage..... .................... 638Senner, Arthur II., home heating plant.ZZZZZZZ 208Sense organs of Lepidoptera__________________ 892Sensitization of photographic emulsions (2).Z” 222Sequoia groves menaced by tourists............ 429Sequoia National Park:

information circular_____ _________ ____ __ 937place names, decisions of Geographic Bd.ZZ 293

Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, Kingdom of, see Yugoslavia.

Sergius Narrows, chart........................ 213Serial documents, see Congressionai'd'ocuments.Serials of societies, etc., cataloguing guide_____ 877Serie Island, see Pukaruha Island.Sermons:

copyrighted______________ _______ _____ 44(110,179, 247,315,393, 514,655, 782,877

copyrighted, index, etc., 1927................ 315Serrana Bank status, exchange of notes............. 1045 I

Serums: Pagein dementia praecox, influence on cells______537inactivation, effect on luetic antibody______900injections, deleterious effects_______________ 248luetic, alcoholic antigen precipitation______ 537wheat hybrids, serological ranking____ 691,692see also Biological products.

Servera, Joaquin, trading under laws of Argen-. tina---------------------------------------------- 916

Service, Jerry II., salinity of sea water________ 212Service and regulatory anouncements:

Agricultural Economics Bureau. 66,, . , 138,201,272,692Animal Industry Bureau........... 67,

139, 202,339,423, 546, 693,813,909,988index, 1928_______________ 546

Biological Survey Bureau____________ 139,909Federal Horticultural Board—

announcements for 1928_____________ 6, 205index to announcements for 1927_______ 68supplement to announcement 93_______ 140title-page and contents for announce-

ments for 1927_____________________ 68Food, Drug and Insecticide Administra-

tion -------- 6, 68, 205,341,425,426, 695,817Plant Industry Bureau________________ 69,912Plant Quarantine and Control Adminis-

tration.______________ 343,992Service certificates, see Adjusted service certi-

ficates.Service Telephone Co., sale of properties______ 102Session laws, see Laws.Sette, Oscar E.:

fishery industries of United States____ 214,995statistics of catch of cod to 1926___________ 214

Setterstrom, C. A., agranulocytic angina_____ 516Severance, George, Columbia Basin project.... 88 Sevier wheat, see Wheat.Seville, Spain, see Ibero-American Exposition.Sewage:

farm homes_______________________________343polluted waters source of water supply.'.” Z 130 stream-flow aeration treatment_______ 194, 536treatment plant, Grand Canyon Nat.

Park--------------------------------------- 264,536Seward, Andrew J., jr., relief_____________ 625, 712Sewell Valley R. R., extension of line............. 1025Sewer-pipe, see Pipe.Sewerage:

farm homes______________________________ 343Grand Canyon Nat. Park, sewage treat-

ment--------------------------- 264,536legalize sewer outlet, Pittsburgh, Pa... 576,714 stream-flow aeration of sewage________ 194,536

Sewers, see Sewerage.Sex:

differences in disease incidence___________ 129differences in syphilis_____________________ 59

Sex in cucumber flowers, rel. of soil, etc_____ 3,199Sex instruction:

in senior high schools in 1927......... 332wonderful story of life_____________________ 332

Seychelles Group, chart______________________ 183Seymour, W. Y., Julius Caesar, epileptic_____ 804Shaar, C. M.:

facial nerve preservation (2 entries)_______ 882rupture of biceps muscle (2 entries)_______ 516

Shabik’eshchee village, Basket Maker site___ 1044Shacklette, William S., relief_____________ 625, 712Shade Shop, Hooper & Klesner____ 85,127,493, 756Shades, see Window shades.Shafting, operanon, care, and repair__________ 783Shafton, A. L., & Co., grape-fruit____________ 766Shafts for locomotives, etc., specifications_____ 216Shales:

oil, in producing oil field in Calif_________ 759siliceous Mowry, Black Hills region____ _ 760

Shallberg, G. A., bridge______________ 578, 720, 744Shallcross Brothers:

relief..-------- --------------------------------------- 448,713correction for p. 713................. 810

Shallenberger, Ashton C. (Representative fromNebr.):

minority views—Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Com...-------- --------------------------------73ireports made by—

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com... .............................. 453,454,57

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PageShamel, A. D.:

citrus-fruit improvement______________ 427pruning citrus trees_____________________ . 278

Shamel, Charles H., patent appeal-____ _______218Shanley, Bernard M., 2nd, exr., case___________244Shanley, Mary R., exr., case........... .................. 244Shanley, William C., case of exrs_____________ 244Shanley, William C., jr., exr., case.—________ 244Shannon, Earl V.:

miargyrite silver ore_________________ 527tschermigite, ammoniojarosite, etc________ 527

Shannon, John, relief_______ _____ 366Shapiro, I., & Co. v. United States________ 83,177Shapp, Peter, relief___________________ 356,480, 561Sharkey, Charles F.:

labor legislation of 1927.____ 513labor legislation of 1928______________ 1031

Sharp, E. A.:acute influenzial infection_____________ 881,882agranulocytic angina______________________ 516dermatomycosis and its treatment____ 881,882

Sharp, H. C., organization of medical staff, etc.. 900Sharp, Paul F., apparent viscosity of milk_____ 3,4Sharpe, H. William, relief________________ 598,605Shartel, Stratton, Internat. Shoe Co. vs_______ 975Shavings, case of C. J. Tower & Sons__________ 755Shaw, D. D., growth, etc., in red Danish cows.. 199,

200Shaw, Edward L., milk goats________________ 201Shaw, Merle B., roofing felts_________________ 999Shaw, Stanley S., v. United States........._______ 177Shawnee Indians:

claims under treaty of 1868____ 451,575,617,724drainage assessments in Oklahoma—

estimate.............. .......... 675law__________ 563reports___________________________ 356,480

Shea, Francis L., relief........................... 625Shea, James F., case___________________________954Shear, C. L., plant-disease specimens____ ______142Shearer, David M., relief.................... 570Shearman Concrete Pipe Co., pipe.... 170,645,859 Sheboygan County, Wis., soil survey__________ 816Sheely, Edward V.:

nomination as postmaster— Executive order___________________ 525hearings_______________________________ 626

Sheenjek River district, Alaska, report......... 634Sheep:

castrating and docking lambs______________ 202improvement demonstrated by South-

downs_ 202judging____________________________________273land in U tah for sheep raising______ 466,627,714liver fluke, poster___________ 546parasites and parasitic diseases............ ............339raising, equipment for farm________________ 813raising, for beginners______________________ 813rates on_______________ 863sheep-killing dogs...______ ________________ 813silage.............. ...................... 340tularaemia in nature__________________ 536,803watering, use of dry grazing land__________ 202wool production, range Rambouillet sheep. 273 see also Cattle.

Sheep scab, see Scabies in animals.Sheep tick, eradication by dipping........ .............. 273Sheet-iron, see Iron.Sheet metal, see Metals.Sheet steel, see Steel.Sheets, E. W.:

animal husbandry_________________________ 423Animal Husbandry Experiment Farm____908beef calf, growth and development________ 273beef-cattle barns___________ 201breeds of beef cattle__________________ 273,909feeding cottonseed products to livestock__ 273grading up beef cattle............. ................ 201meat problems________ __________ 423silage______________________________________340

Sheffield Steel Corporation, brass______________ 377Sheild, Marcellus C., appropriations, etc., 70th

Cong..____ _________ 224,1005Sheldon, L., jr., editor, naval medical bulletin.. 46,

248, 516 Shell shock, see Neuropsychiatric diseases. Shellcross Brothers, see Shallcross Brothers.Shellfish, publications for sale.......................... 156,933

see also names of shellfish.

PageShellings of rough rice, apparatus for making.. 338 Shells (conchology), see Mollusks—Mollusks

(fossil).Shells (shotgun):

standard nomenclature..... ................ 334Shely, James W., funeral expenses, etc...............566Shely, Myrtle B., to pay............. ............................... 566Shepard, S. F., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc_____ 493Shepherd, J. B., fruits and vegetables.................138Shepherd, Martin, gasoline in natural gas...........999Sheppard, Morris (Senator from Tex.):

reports made by—Commerce Com______________ 475,476,609Military Affairs Com.. 366,483, 620,621,623

Sherburne County, Minn., bridge____ 578,719,744Shere, Lewis, typhoid bacilli, Cheddar cheese.. 882 Sheridan coal field, northward extension______ 759Sherman, E. A., protection forests of Mississippi

River_____________ ________ ____ _ 140Sherman, Mandel, Washington Child Research

Center_____________ _______ _____ 1013Sherman, Wells A., marketing potatoes_______ 812Sherman & Bryan, Inc. v. David H. Blair_____ 778Sherman-Johnston campaign, monuments____ 587Sherman Oil Mill, cotton-seed________________ 161Sherrard, G. C.:

fumigation with cyanogen products___ 264,414tests for HCN in ship fumigation_________ 59

Sherwood, S. A., cranberries.................... 1018Sherwood, Sidney F.:

sorgo-sirup manufacture......................... 274sugar-cane variety tests___________________ 69

Shetter, B. Frank, relief..................... 570Shibayama Ko, chart___________ 659Shields, Daniel J., v. United States____________ 177Shimizu Ko, chart............ .................... 886Shimonoseki Kaikyo, chart___________________ 251Shinchan Bay, chart.._____ _________________ 1034Shingles, rates on_____________________ 102,645,770Shinn, Philip A., Kottmann test_____________ 194Ship fittings, American marine standards.. 222,921 Ship Island lighthouse res., transfer_______ 582,724Ship plate, laboratory corrosion tests_________ 440Shipley, Gertrude T.:

la lectura en el primer grado_________ ____ 253same (in Portuguese)..____ __________ 788

Shipping:charges at U. S. and foreign ports_________ 542publications for sale__________________ 156,843service with Virgin Islands_______________ 123simplified practice in marine field__________706transportation act extended to carriers not

controlled by railroad—hearing______________________________ 357minority views..................... 576report_______________ ____ ___________ 451

water transportation, 1926________________ 822see also Carriers—Commerce—Export dec-

larations — Merchant marine — Navigation — Steamboats — also Merchant Fleet news.

Shipping associations, livestock....... ............ 200Shipping Board_________________ _ 54,123,188,258,

325,404, 525,667,794,892,971,1042commerce diversion to Canadian ports____669instructions to masters and officers_______ 795judgments against..................... 1028reconditioning vessels for coal_____________ 445report, 1928________________________ 404rules of practice___ __________ 892schedule of sailings of vessels__ 54,124,189,258,

326,404,526,668,795,892,971,1042 Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation

claims, see names of claimants.Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation.. 54,

124, 189, 258, 326, 404, 526, 667, 795, 892,971,1042.

claims, see names of persons, firms, etc.posters............................................... 124report, 1928............ 404

Shipping commissioner’s office, San Pedro.........676Ships:

American marine standards_______ ______ 220,221,222,440,920,921,999,1000

bituminous compositions on steel craft........ 657claims, decisions of War Claims Arbiter... 804 fumigation, tests for HCN.............. ................. 59fumigation, with cyanogen products... 264,414 interference with radio broadcasting______ 126

July-June 1217Ships—Continued. Pagt

judgments under public vessels act.... 648,649 load lines for American vessels—

hearings............................. 535law.............. .......................... 719reports------- ---------------------------- 585,596,727

medicine chest and first aid at sea________803miscellaneous subjects_________________ .” 45queries submitted by War Claims Arbiter.' 177,

a 244, 390, 511,875rat proofing, general instructions.................... 1000rats and fleas at port of New York.... 803,1049 Shipping Board vessels—

instructions to masters, etc.... 795 reconditioning for carrying coal_______ 445sale of U. S. lines, information..______ 667uvuvuuw Ui oauiugo----------in, toy, ZOO,

326,404, 526,668,795,892,971,1042stability and loading__________________ 440sunken vessels in Virgin Islands............”1 595see also Coast Guard cutters—Steamboats—

Submarine boats—War-ships—also Collisions at sea—Merchant ma-rine—Shipping.

Shipstead, Henrik (Senator from Minn.):reports made by—

Agriculture and Forestry Com.... 602Printing Com._______ ______________ 486

Shipwrecks, craft, etc., working on, rules.. 133see also Salvage.

Shirley, W. J., relief....................... 468Shito Bay, chart............................... "1034Shivery, G. B.:

soil survey of Camden, etc., counties, N. C. 814soil survey of Olmsted County, Minn____ 816

Shock, surgical, effect on insects................. 421,545Shockley, L. R., prophylactic stations, China. 881 Shoe and Leather Manufactures Division.... 214 Shoe ornaments:

case of Alex. Murphy & Co_______________ 19case of I. Miller & Sons_____ _____ _______ 19

Shoe-polish, rates on_______________ 308Shoe Polish Manufacturers’ Association of

America, shoe-polish______ ________ 308Shoemaker, Clarence R., Crustacea 795Shoemaker, D. N.:

vegetable gardens owe much to Indian____ 207vegetable seeds____________ 429

Shoemaker, James M., Sperry Messenger model...................... ... in

Shoes, see Boots and shoes.Shook, W. B., rabbit parasites and diseases.... 423 Shooting:

Army training regulations, musketry...........981small arms firing regulations, changes. 180,1033

Shorebirds, see Birds.Short-wave echoes and aurora borealis.............. 698Shortridge, Samuel M. (Senator from Calif.):

paper presented by—wages in foreign countries........................ 1031

report made by—Naval Affairs Com....... ............ 624

Shoshone National Forest, land_______________ 188Shoshoni Indians:

claims of northwestern bands................ 565,724expenses on Klamath Reservation. 479,574,718 v. United States......... ............ 490

Shotgun shells, standard nomenclature_______ 334Shotwell Manufacturing Co. v. U. S.................. 177Shovel handles, rates on_________ _____ _ 36,504Shreve, Milton W. (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Appropriations Com..................................... 355Conference Com..................... ................... 443

Shreveport Chamber of Commerce:gram...................................... 30lamp-chimneys......................... 236

Shrews, taxonomic review........................ 5Shrewsbury, Charles L., growth of chicks.'.’.’.'." 199,

200,422Shrewsbury River, chart........................................... 73Shrimp fishery of southeast Alaska____ I.I.2.. 434Shriners, see Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order

of Nobles of Mystic Shrine.Shrubs, propagation............................ 991Shugg, Carleton, hauling up submarine S-48... 316Shults Bread Co., Tax Appeals Board vs.. 755,840Shunts, brush, elimination of waste........................351

Siam: Pageeconomic development____ _______ 703market for American foodstuffs.........................825

Siberut Island, birds...................... 893Sickness:

employees of a public utility___________ 59,264industrial employees........ ................ 681,979see also Diseases.

Siebrecht, W. H., jr., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc___________ _________ __________ 155

Siegler, E. A.:etiology of crown gall............. ................. 271,427method for control of crown gall.___ 427

Siegler, E. H.:lime-sulphur concentrate_____ _______ 817more important apple insects............ ..............694

Sierra Madre quadrangle, Calif_______________ 24Sierra Nevada forests, tree classification... 3,68Sierra Railway of California, valuation_______ 645Sievers, Arthur F., peppermint, etc., as crops.. 697 Siewin Co., Fed. Trade Comn. complaint, etc.. 155 Sigg-Fehr, Jak. Robert, Treasurer of U. S. vs... 83,

344Sight, see Vision. Sightseeing series................................ 1038Signal Corps:

regulations.................. ..................... 60,195,901,981supply catalogue______________ 687

Signal-depot warehouse in Philippine Dept.. 360 Signal Office... 62,134,196, 268,687,808,903,984,1053

circular_______________________________ 134changes________ _______ 268

orders------------------- 62,134,196,808,903,984,1053Signal School, regulations...._____ ____________131Signals:

between U. S. merchant and Govt, vessels. 248 merchant vessels of U. S., signal letters____ 349on craft working on wrecks, rules_________ 133see also Block-signals—Fog signals—Mili-

tary communication.Signals and Train Control Devices Bureau____ 160Siguanea Bay, chart_________________ 787Silage, making and feeding.._____ _____________340

see also Ensilage machinery.Siletz Reservation, trust period extended..........891Silica:

Mowry shale of Black Hills region________ 760production in 1927_______ ____ ___________ 147

Silica Mining Co., sand______________________ 35Silicofluoride, see Sodium silicofluoride.Silk:

and manufactures, tariff.......... ......... 599,736,835customs charges........... ............ 83freight rates on__________ 1025

Silk Association of America................. .................. 153Silktex Hosiery Mills........................... 229Sill, Fort, road.____ ________________ 462Silos, pit______________________________ ______ 423Silurian Bathmopterus, new fossil genus_______ 405Silver:

in—Arizona______________ 285California, historical summary_______ 827California, mine report____ ____________436Central States...._____ __________ 437Colorado_________ 436Eastern States_______________________ 147Idaho............... ......................................................13Nevada......... .......... 147New Mexico____________ 285,918Oregon__________________ 436South Dakota_______ _______ 217,436Texas______ _______ 285,918Utah............................ 147Washington............. .............. 13Wyoming____ ____________________ 217,436

miargyrite silver ore, Randsburg dist______ 527patent for lands containing—

hearing..____ _________ _________ 751report_________ __________ 466

production and consumption, 1926-27______ 535production in 1926__________________ 285see also Silverware.

Silver Lake Harbor, N. C., report_____________ 81

Silverware:duty on plated ware ______ _________ 226from battleship Louisiana____________ 442,484

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PageSilviculture, see Forests and forestry.Simmons, Frank J., relief of heirs_____________ 735Simmons, Furnifold N. (Senator from N. C.):

report made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com____ 1007

Simmons, Robert G. (Representative fromNebr.):

reports made by—Appropriations Com_________________ 444Conference Com_____________________ 564

Simmons Company: beds_________________________________ 26mattresses___ :___________________________ 857v. comnr. of internal revenue...... ........................955

Simms Oil Co.: boilers_______________________ 939oil-well supplies___________________________ 502tanks___________________ 308,385,864

Simon, Emil J., v. United States____________ 1008Simonds, Frank H., should Senate ratify

Kellogg treaty_____________________ 470Simonpietri, William L. F., relief_____________ 592Simonson, Nettie I., vs. State Tax Comn. of

N.Y________________ 672Simple resolutions, see Resolutions.Simplified practice:

individual recommendations^________ 15,77, 78, 149, 150, 220, 222, 223, 287, 289, 351,439,558, 559,560,707,921,1000

marine field_______________________________ 706what it is and what it offers_________ 559

Simplified Practice Division activities________ 559Simpson, Charles T., Florida tree snails...........972Simpson, G. C.:

mechanism of thunderstorm______________ 279terrestrial radiation...____ ______ 279world weather records, errata____________ 1043

Simpson, George, relief___________________ 608, 712Simpson, Lemuel L., relief_______ ___________ 366Simpson, Walter M., tularemia......... ............ 248,317Sims, Luke, slag__________________________ ... 36Sinadino, Augustus T., v. U. 8.______________ 41Sinclair, Glenna F., Fed. reclamation laws. 159,937Sinclair, Harry F., v. U. S..._ 511,530,631,896,1046

see also Naval petroleum reserves. Sinclair, James H. (Representative from N.

Dak.):reports made by—

War Claims Com____ 468,597, 598,599, 735Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co_____ _____ _ 873Sinclair Oil & Gas Co_____________ ____ _____ 304Sinclair Refining Co.:

vs. Marysville, Kans_____________________ 975Sincosta aberrans, nematode from rodent_____ 972Single, IL A., novocain or procain anesthesia.. 804 Singles, Edna S., v. United States............. 754,874Sinkler, Charles, admr., United States v______ 653Sinus:

maxillary, lipiodol in diagnosis_______ 881,882para-nasal sinus diseases..______ _________ 265

Sioux City, Iowa, bridge_________ 454,475,611,720Sioux Falls Stockmen’s Exchange, cattle_____ 27Sipora Island, birds__ _____ 893Sirte, Port, chart_____________________________ 786Sirups, see Corn sirup—Sorgo-sirup.Siskiyou National Forest_________________ 565, 724Sistersville, W. Va., bridge___________ 581,721,747Sistersville Ohio River Bridge Co., bridge____581,

721, 747Site acceptance, Federal buildings____________ 192Siuslaw Indians, claims______________ 450, 616,715Siuslaw River, chart_______________________ _ 213Sizing, see Rosin size.Skamokawa Slough, examination, etc__________ 686Skandinavia Insurance Co____________ 975Skaneateles R. R., valuation_________________ 170Skelly Oil Co.:

fuel-oil__________ 853petroleum___________ 305pipe---------------------------------------------------- 305,502

Skid platforms, elimination of waste___________ 921Skinner, Mary, child labor in New Jersey____ 109Skinner & Eddy Corporation...... .............. 971Skins, see Leather, hides, and skins.Skogland, J. F., tables for computing trans-

mission__________ _____ ___________ 559Skwentna region, Alaska_______ ____ ________ 759

PageSky:

blue-sky measurements at Apia, Samoa___698coloring, measurement_______________ 142radiation, Madison, Wis___________________698radiation, method of measuring...... .............. 913

Slade, William A., coordination and coopera-tion in bibliography_______________ 514

Slag:Government supplies______________________802high-alumina slags in blast furnace_______ 13rates on_____________________ 36,170,1025,1026

Slaker, John, admr., vs. Charles O’Connor.... 530 Slate:

production in 1927_________ 217rates on_____________________ 36roofing, elimination of waste______________ 150structural, for plumbing, etc_______________ 222

Slater, Don J., market classes, etc., of calves... 4 Slaughtering:

beef on farm_______________________ 273employment stability in industry__________ 876wages and hours of labor, 1927_____________ 781

Slavery:convention........ .................. 670,894our disease inheritance from slavery... 248,317

Sleep:why sleep? sleep helps children grow____ 1030

Sligh, Sidney B., United States vs___________ 1030Sligh, W. H., properties of limestones, supp... 830 Slip laws, see Laws.Slippers, see Boots and shoes.Slis, Samuel, relief____________________________462Sloan, W. A., precipitation of lead and copper. 436 Sloane, W. & J., v. Fed. Trade Commission. 842,1011 Slocum, Rob R.:

capons and caponizing..................... ..................813marketing eggs___________________ _____ _ 4

Slorp, Otella, they can be made well__________ 538Slosson, Edwin E., coming of new coal age___ 259Slovenes, see Yugoslavia.Small arms, see Firearms.Small Arms Firing School, Camp Perry______ 808Smallpox at Naval Training Station, San

Diego__________ 46Smillie, Wilson G., health departments_______979Smith, Addison T. (Representative from

Idaho):reports made by—

Conference Com____________ _____ 726,727Irrigation and Reclamation Com_____ 457Public Lands Com_______________ 466,594

Smith, Alan P., calcification and ossification of dura of fyrain____ _ 804

Smith, Alexander, & Sons Carpet Co__________ 505Smith, Alfred H., Co_________________________ 19Smith, C. G., outbreak of catarrhal fever_____ 882Smith, C. N., instruction for officers__________249Smith, C. T., haemolytic jaundice.................. . 265Smith, Clarence P., relief_________________ 441,473Smith, E. A., lumber________________________ 767Smith, E. II., oceanography of Gulf of Maine.. 434 Smith, Eben E.:

heatstroke____ ________ 46,113tularemia________________________ 248,318

Smith, Edgar R.:liquefaction temperatures (2 entries)...........830univalent chlorides________________________999

Smith, Edwin C., relief________________________729Smith, Elizabeth M., to pay__________________ 355Smith, Ellison D. (Senator from S. C.):

report made by—Agriculture and Forestry Com_______ 737

Smith, Erwin F.:bacterial stripe disease of sorghum____ 545,697tumors, cysts, etc., in Helianthus.. ................. 656

Smith, F. C., marine hospital beneficiaries___ 130,414,415

Smith, Felix M., relief_________________ 729Smith, G. W., diagnosis of polyuria__________ 46Smith, George O., article on Charles D. Wal-

cott_________________ 260see also Geological Survey.

Smith, Guy H. B., to reinstate in Army______ 734Smith, H. B., Co., cast-iron__________________ 27Smith, II. M.:

less volatile oils in Salt Creek crude_______217soil survey, Lake County, Fla____________815

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Smith, Hanford F., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.............. ..... 229

Smith, Helen K., care of the tuberculous_____ 60Smith, Henry B., economic recovery of Eu-

rope___ ______ _______ 435Smith, Herbert W., relief_________________ 473,713Smith, J. A., relief_______________ ____ 448,608, 712Smith, Jacob T., cases____________________ 108Smith, John M., salary and funeral expenses-- 355Smith, John R., v. United States__________ 314Smith, Julian S., trustee, v. U. S__________ 152, 511Smith, L. D.:

vs. Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana_______ 2. 530vs. Texas Co______________________________ 530

Smith, Lewis A., lead in 1927........... 827Smith, M. M., trade in medicinals, etc_______ 826Smith, Maurice I.:

irradiated ergosterol in rabbit__________ .. 979sulphur in pituitary extracts.............................130tuberculin susceptibility of rat________ 264,415

Smith, Maynard D„ bridge_____ 581, 723, 747,1001Smith, Philip S.:

mineral industry of Alaska, 1927, and ad-ministrative report__ ____ 634

surveys in northwestern Alaska, 1926_____ 634Smith, R. II.:

air force and moment for N-20 wing......... .. illdrag of C-class airship hulls_______________ 45forces on elliptic cylinders________________ 45lift, drag, and elevator hinge moments____ 111

Smith, R. W., tuberculous fistula in ano............. 416Smith, Ralph W.:

grains for N. and S. Dakota, etc__________ 550growing rye in western U. S______________ 550

Smith, Ray E., relief__________ ____ ______ 473,561Smith, Richard II., cooling power, etc., of

radiators_ ____ ._____ illSmith, Robert H., trustees v. U. S________ 152,511Smith, Robert J., relief________ ______ _______ 589Smith, Travis, staves______________ _________ 36Smith, W. D., shellings of rice___________ ____ 338Smith, W. II., buffaloes_________ ____ _______ 847Smith, W. M., & Co., iron_________ _____ ___ 855Smith, Willard C., venereal disease__________ 1050Smith, William A., Katherine C. Roe vs______ 530Smith, William M., attorney, fee_____________ 529Smithland, Ky., bridges______________ 452, 715, 743Smithland quadrangle, Ky.-Ill______________ 1014Smithsonian expeditions, see Explorations.Smithsonian Institution__________ 54,124,189, 259,

326,404, 526,668, 795, 892, 971,1043 board of regents—

executive committee, report, 1928 _ 405proceedings, 1928 _____________________ 405reappointment of Frederic A. Delano..458,

563reappointment of Irwin B. Laughlin.. 458,

563report, 1927............. 260

explorations and field-work, 1928__________ 795publications—

available for distribution______________ 972for sale by supt. of docs__________156,1012Library of Congress cards.............. ............393

relations with Wright brothers_____________189secretary—

report, 1927...____ 260report, 1928____________________________ 405

see also Abbot, Charles G.—Walcott, Charles D.

Smithsonian miscellaneous collections_____ 55,124,189,326,404, 526,796,892, 972,1043

v. 75, title-page, contents, and index_____ 189Smoke cloud at Washington, Jan. 3, 1929_____ 820Smokehouse for fish______ ___________________ 146

Smoot, Reed (Senator from Utah): report of Public Buildings Comn_____ 737reports made by—

Appropriations Com______ __________ 363Finance Com________________ 478, 615, 927Public Buildingsand Grounds Com... 627Publics Lands and Surveys Com_____ 488

Smuggling: intoxicating liquors from Greece______ 798intoxicating liquors from Japan____ _____.. 528

Smuts:corn ears, relation of husk covering_______ 990oats, formaldehyde seed treatment............. .. 696

PageSmythe, C. V., energy metabolism of cattle. 271,421Snably, Edna E., relief.......................... 441,473Snails of genus Liguus___________________ ____ 972Snake Indians, see Shoshoni Indians.Snake River administrative site, see Caribou

National Forest.Snake River basin, surface water supply______ 760Snapp, Oliver I., insects attacking peach_____ 6Snare, Frederick, Corporation.......................... 838Snare & Triest Co., see Snare, Frederick,

Corporation.Snell, Bertrand H. (Representative from

N. Y.): reports made by—

Rules Com... 361,467, 596,597. 735, 924,1004 Sni-a-Bar Farms, grading up beef cattle______ 201Snodgrass, R. E.:

mind of an insect___ ____ __________ _____ 260morphology, etc., of insect head__________ 326

Snow, Chester: electrometer... ...................... 220,222mutual inductance of any 2 circles____ 221, 222torque of concentric solenoids (2)........ 288

Snow, W. A., Wilmington, N. C., district____ 541Snow, William F., research in syphilis____415,681Snow:

at Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. 1929_______ _ 820heavy fall in Ohio Valley_______ ____ _____142snow and ice bulletin_________ 344,430, 551,698

Snyder, E. F., hydrogen-ion concentration___ 424Snyder, Ed., relief________________________ 608, 712Snyder, Frank P., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.. 492Snyder, Henry, misrouting___________________ 166Snyder, N. H., analyses of W. Va. coals______ 284Snyder, S., Corporation v. U. S_______ 152, 244, 955Snyder, W. F.:

soundproofing of airplane cabins... 707, 831,921 transmission of sound.______________ _ 559, 706

Soap:Government supplies_________________ 679,978quicklime, etc., for soap making___________ 830rates on----------------------------------- 36,103,863,1026testing, technical methods...................................149

Soap dispensers, Government supplies........... 679Soapstone:

production in 1927....... 437rates on.________ ____________________ 239,863

Soaring flight__________________________________ 259Soboba Reservation, cost of bridge____ 451, 617, 724Social aspects, rural planning........................ 812Social Brethren, census, 1926___________________553Social organization of Creek Confederacy_____ 55Social service:

La Dotation Commonwealth de prevision social______________________ 321

medical social work______________ ___ 248,317progresos internacionales del trabajo social

en la industria.____ _______ 662Social studies in secondary education................. 1013Societa Ligure di Armamento____ _____ 153,632Societies:

in District of Columbia, incorporation. 571,748 serial publications, cataloguing___________ 877see also names of societies.

Socket shells, see Electric socket shells.Sockeye salmon, see Salmon.Soda (caustic):

rates on_________________________________ 1026Sodium fluosilicate application by airplane____ 204Sodium leasing act amended...._____ __________353Sodium nitrate:

nitrate fields of Chile_____________________ 118rice, rel. to development of chlorosis... 337,422

correction of subhead on p. 422______ 544Sodium silicate, see Soluble glass.Sodium silicofluoride:

costs in U. S. and competing country_____ 329duty increase, proclamation__________ 188,329

Sodus Bay, report of Rivers and Harbors Bd_. 81 Softwoods, see Conifers.Soho Bay, chart......................................... 250Soil, see Soils.Soil moisture, capillary potential_________ 421,692Soil surveys, see Soils—also names of States,

counties, etc.Soils:

classificacSo dos solos___________ _____ _ 399crop production in Arkansas Valley............. 423effect on cucumber flowers.......................... .. 3,199

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Soils—Continued. Pageeffect on tomato............ ........................... . 199,200estragos de la erosion de los suelos________ 520fire kills trees and robs soil...................... 205hydrogen-ion concentration________________ 424hydromechanics, progress in study (2)_____ 276improvement, crotalaria pays____ __________427of Columbia Basin project.............................. 88properties of soil colloids....................................908publications for sale______ ___________ 156,933reconnaissance, Panama Canal Zone, etc... 694 rock-weathering and soil formation................ 405salinity, and flowering date in cotton.. 545,696 salinity, and stand in cotton__________ 200,277

OULVCJ icpui b------------------- _------ zuo, ODD,546,547,693,694,814,815,816,910,989

water relations of Yakima Valley_____ 199,278Soils Bureau_____________ ______ ____ 142,208,992

field operations, calendar year 1922.............. 992see also Chemistry and Soils Bureau.

Solar motion, corrections of Boss catalogue____656Solar radiation:

amount that reaches the earth..................... 429at—

Davos, variations................... .................. 913Madison, Wis., 17 year record.................698Potsdam, in middle North Germany.. 69

high intensity in spring of 1928...................... 69measuring diffused radiation of sky.............. 913recording solar radiation....................................913relation of atmospheric ozone.................. 796

same, review................... . .................... 913Solar spectrum, see Spectra.Solder, rates on.............. . .................... 97,384Soldiers:

employment of troops, regulations........ 805training regulations___ ______ 806,901see also Army—Veterans, and references.

Soldiers’ and sailors’ homes, information_______ 375Soldiers’ Home, National, see National Home

for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.Solenoids:

concentric, inductance and torque (2)_____288single-layer, inductance formulas........... 221,222

Solicitor for Department of State: landing forces to protect citizens.. ............798

Solicitor for Post Office Department........... 122,791opinions, July 29,1914-June 29,1920............ 791

Solids, liquefaction temperatures (2)..... .............. 830Solomon, H. C., management of syphilis... 803,980 Solomon Islands, chart..................... 1036Soluble glass, rates on................. .................. 645Somervell, Brehon:

report on Anacostia Park, etc________ ____ 807report on Washington, D. C., district_____540

Sommers, T. A., grains______________ 138Sommerville, John S., v. commissioner of inter-

nal revenue........... ........... 509Songs, Picurfs children________ ______ ___ 796,972Sonic depth finder, soundings taken____________319Sons of American Revolution, National Society

of, see National Society of Sons of American Revolution.

Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War................. . 728Sonsorol Islands, chart_______________________ 182Soo Line, see Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.

Marie Ry.Sooke Inlet, chart................................................... 886Soraik, Port, see Dzeira, Port.Sorex, see Shrews.Sorghum:

bacterial stripe disease.. ................... . 545,697experimental methods, etc........ ............... 421,550grain sorghums—

growing in San Antonia district............. 207harvesting..................................................... 207how to use.............. .......... 550official grain standards handbook.......... 908

^publications of Agriculture Dept......... .. 550■» respiration..... .................. 272

seed-coat structure and seed color_____ 337,428Sorghum midge, control...............................................276Sorgo-sirup, manufacture______________________ 274Sornborger, Charles B., register of Justice Dept.

and courts of U. S...................................313Sorol Islands, chart................ .................. 182Soukup, F. K., weight graph (2)............................ 517

Sound: Pagesoundproofing of airplane cabins... 707,831,921transmission through walls and floors........ . 559velocity, indirect measurement____ ______ 823

Sound (channel between Denmark and Sweden):lights, etc.................. .'..................... 181

Sound Motorboat Service, Inc................................ 176Soundings taken with sonic depth finder______ 319Soundproofing, see Sound.Sounds (acoustics), see Sound.Sounds (bodies of water):

steamboat inspection rules.... ................ 289see also names of sounds.

South (U. S.): aboriginal culture of the Southeast____ 55birds in relation to agriculture_____________ 273employment of county extension agents... 1001 endemic typhus of southeastern U. S............. 803hog farming in Southeastern States............... 272Indian trails of the Southeast_____________ 55motorways through national forests________ 426organized rural communities—

hearings.................................................. 928report................... .................. 1007

pasture problems in coastal plains_________ 202peach, insects attacking......... ........................... 6pecans, diseases___________________________ 278pine-

growing timber for profit................. ......... 6nursery stock, producing____ __________911planting southern pine.............................990

planned colonies of farm owners______ 496,635raspberry of Van Fleet variety........... ............207relief of farmers in storm, etc., areas—

acts of Congress_________ 725,923committee hearings............................ 470,596committee reports........................ 567,596,923estimate______________ 674how can I get a loan?............................... 987regulations______________________ W7

rough-headed corn stalk-beetle............. ............425steer feeding in sugar-cane belt......................... 909timber storage conditions.._____ __________ 991trade of Pacific Southwest in 1926__________703tung-oil tree in coastal regions.. .................... 207weevil waste in southern corn______ _____ 277woods burning in the South...............................911

South Africa, see Union of South Africa.South America:

climatological data......... ............... 7flash lights and batteries, marketing................ 348flour markets............................................... 74Foraminifera from west coast...................... 1044hosiery market_____ ____ ...*................. 12lights, etc., on coasts............. .............. 961migrant shorebirds in south____ _____ 274pilot......... . .......... 318pilot, supplements..............................................962ports and harbors............................. 965quebracho forests............................. 118seeing South America........... .............. 1038see also Inter-American highway—Latin

America—also certain headings be-ginning P^n American—also names of South American countries.

South Atlantic Coast, see Atlantic Coast.South Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic Ocean. South Atlantic States, see Atlantic States.South Carolina:

barter of Federal offices..______ ___________ 485census of agriculture, 1925.................... 211charts...________ ___________ 434,701district judge, appointment________________718negro colleges and universities____ _________231pellagra in cotton-mill villages............. . 264,803postal service-

mail trains, schedules. 256,323,523,791,969post route map.............................. 666

relief_____ _______ 353storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—

acts of Congress................ . ................. 725,923committee hearings........................... 470,596committee reports....................... 567,596,923estimate............... ............ 674how can I get a loan?.................................... 987regulations............... ......................................... 987

textile industry, working conditions......... 1007

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South Carolina Pacific Ry.................................... .. 376South Carolina Produce Association__________ 866South Chester Tube Co., pipe______ _____ ___ 33South Dakota:

case before Supreme Court................. ................672census of agriculture, 1925__________________211district judge, additional_____ ____ _ 481,718dry farming......... ..................................... 550final proof on homestead entry.........................123gold, silver, copper, and lead............... 217,436grains for western South Dakota...................... 550Highway Commission-

pipe.................................... 859postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers____ 402mailing Chinese ring-necked pheasants. 254 post route map............................... 666

Railroad Commissioners—corn______ _______ 764

South Dakota Agricultural ExperimentStation:

Douglas County soil survey__________ 814,815Walworth County soil survey_______ ____ 547

South Fayette Coal Co., coal.______ _________ 849South Fork of Cumberland River, see Cumber-

land River. South Georgia Traffic Bureau:

cabbage............................................................... 1016sweet potatoes.... ...................................... 949tanks................................................ 865

South Manchester R. R., rates on coal_________ 299

South Pacific Ocean, see Pacific Ocean. South Philadelphia, Pa., tunnel....... ........................730South Sea Isles, see Pacific islands.Southard Feed & Milling Co.:

demurrage ................................................ 1018grain............... ................. ............................. ........... 639

Southdown sheep, see Sheep.Southeast, see South (U. S.).Southern Agricultural Chemical Corporation.. 103Southern Association, see Association of Col-

leges and Secondary Schools of Southern States.

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co. 164,855Southern Creosoting Industries_________ ____ 1021Southern fever, see Texas fever.Southern Glass Co., tank blocks.... ............ 103,771Southern Hardwood Traffic Association.............303Southern Iron & Metal Co____ _____ 32Southern Kansas Grain & Grain Products

Association............................................... 164Southern Pacific Company:

abandonment of lines................. 308,384,504acquisition of line................................................. 863cases_____________ 152,226,511,762,874construction of lines__________________ 308,863control of Northwestern Pacific R. R_______ 641control of Visalia Electric R. R____________ 385equipment trust___________ ___ __________ 170land in San Joaquin County, Calif. 467,628, 723misrouting___________________ _______ 166,858operation of line....................... ..... 645rates........... ................ 638rates on—

lumber____________ 1021nursery stock.......... .................... 641oil-well supplies___________ 945salmon__________________ __________ _ 35sheep......................... 863steel......................... 1026

refrigeration.____ _____________ 100securities....................... 949valuation______________ 384,645

Southern Pacific Railroad: construction and abandonment of line_170right of way across Benecia Arsenal-

hearings....... . .................. 359law............ .................. 561reports......................................... 366,459

Southern Pacific Terminal Co., valuation____ 384Southern Power Co., United States v...................244Southern Railway:

abandonment of Morristown-Corryton line 170 bonds______ ___________ 1026case against Aaron A. B. Chatters....................896case of Piedmont & Northern Ry.......... . 243freight rates............................................................ 639

PageSouthern Railway—Continued.

rates on-boxes_______________ 26building-blocks________________________ 498cement_________________ 848coal____ _____________________ 161corn-starch____________________________ 764cotton-seed________________ 28creosote oil____________ 638excelsior____ _______ 29gypsum______ ______ 854iron____ ________ 380limestone______________________________855lumber_______________________ 501,856,944marble................. ................ 640mine-cars______________ 1021paint______ ______ 98pipe................... 168,642sand..______ ______ 102slag..____ ___________ 36,1026stoves______ _______ 864tanning extract______________ 37

reconsignment_____________________ 169Southern Regional Conference for Representa-

tives of Trade and Industrial Edu- ~~ cation, speech_____________ _______ 840

Southern States, see South (U. S.).Southern States Association of Colleges and

Secondary Schools, see Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of Southern States.

Southern Steamship Co., rates on cotton_____ 892Southern Surety Co__________________________ 41Southern Traffic & Audit Association:

bricks....................... 90cotton...____ ____________________________ 28

Southern Transportation Co___________________239Southern Ute Indians, claims_____________ 575,617Southern Wood Products Co____ _____ 304Southgate Molasses Co.......... .............. 32Southwest, see West (U. S.).Southwestern Bell Telephone Co_____ 100,163,303Southwestern Milling Co., Inc:

grain... .......................................... 164switching charges________________________ 385

Southwestern Oil & Gas Co. v. U. S___________778Southwestern States, see West (U. S.).Southworth, Constant, ensilage machinery___ 825Soy-bean:

frog-eye leaf spot of soybean______________ 3, 66standards for soybeans, handbook________ 138

Spacers for brick machines___________________ 351Spain:

east Atlantic pilot_______________________ 1033electrical equipment market.._____ ________435onions, costs of production_________________ 800

Spalding, Eudora H., Mabel G. Reinecke v___ 177874,1046

Spalding, G. R., Louisville, Ky., district_____ 685Spanish America, see Latin America.Spanish-American War, see War with Spain,

1898.Spanish Haven, chart______________ _____ 115,785Spanish language, summer course____________ 887Spanish War Veterans, see United Spanish War

Veterans.Spanish Water, chart_________________.... 115,785Spar Consolidated Mines Co__________________ 631Sparhawk, William N.:

forest destruction in Michigan.____ ________818why grow timber?________________________ 6

Spark spectrum, see Spectra.Sparrow, S. W., aviation engines_________ 111, 878Sparrow as pest......................... 814Spars:

design for equal flexure______ ____________ 45tests on metal spars.......................... 539trussed metal spars________ ____ .....____ 539

Spaulding, Perley, white-pine blister rust____ 697Spawning, see Fish-culture.Speaks, John C. (Representative from Ohio):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com____ ___________ 459,

460,461,462,585, 586,587, 589,590Spearing, George B., relief of estate___________ 571Spearman, Paul D. P., regulation of radio......... 931Spearmint, as farm crop.............. ................................697

1222 Index, 1928-1929

PageSpecial Claims Commission, U. S. and Mexico. 56,

126, 328,409 see also names of claimants.

Special delivery:information relative to service____________ 51time served as messengers allowed clerks.. 485,

593,722 Special-handling service:

information_______________ ________ _____ 51redemption of 25-cent stamps__________ 51,121

Special orders, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing orders.

Special publication series, Coast and Geodetic Survey------------------ 72,145,

212,282,346,433, 554, 700,823,916Special-request envelopes, see Envelopes.Specialties Division__________ 282, 347, 702, 826,997Specific heat, gases at high temperatures______827Specifications, see Federal Specifications

Board—Government supplies—also special subject, e. g. Naval stores.

Specifications Board, see Federal Specifications Board.

Speck, Frank G.:native tribes, etc., of Connecticut......... 796,972Wawenock myth texts from Maine... 796,1044

Spectacles:aviation goggles, their effect on vision .. 46,112 transmissive properties of glasses_________ 78

Spectra:chlorine, arc spectrum____________ 999continuous X-ray spectrum....... .......... 832,921equipment for measurements______________ 288hafnium, wave-length measurements (2).. 149 recombination, of ions and electrons... 439, 706 retinal illumination evoking blue arcs____ 439standard solar wave lengths__________ 221, 223tables for computing transmission________ 559theoretical Zeeman effects, tables_____ 222, 223titanium, wave-length measurements... 77,150 under-water spark, use with Hilger sector

photometer______________________ 288yttrium, arc and spark spectra_______ 830,832yttrium, wave lengths and Zeeman effects. 221,

223 Spectrophotometry:

absorption of certain monoazo dyes___ 558,706analysis of sugar products________________ 440equipment for spectral measurements (2).. 288 ultra-violet, under-water spark use_______ 288

Spectrum, see Spectra.Speed computer, parts and equipment............. .. 62Speed of airplanes, see Airplanes.Speek, Peter A.:

metal workers’ dispute in Germany..-____ 513public service retirement systems_________ 877

same, summary (Monthly laborreview)___________________.... 876,877

work of European labor exchanges____ 392, 513Speelman, S. R., horse-breeding for farmers___813Speir, George C., Inc., cotton-seed........ ..................764Spelling foreign geographical names, rules____ 21Spelt and emmer................. . .................... 819Spelter, rates on_______________ ____ ______ 36,170

see also Zinc.Spencer, D. A.:

factors that influence wool production.273farm sheep raising for beginners................. 813silage____________________ 340

Spencer, R. R., Rocky Mountain spotted fever________ 536,900

Spencer quadrangle, W. Va________________233Sperma culture technic and diagnostic value.. 194Sperry, Lawrence B., Willis J. Perkins v__ 41Sperry Flour Co., storage_________________ 863Sperry Messenger airplane, see Airplanes.Spherical projection______________________ 554Spiegel, J. B., surface water supply................... 374Spiller, C. C., relief of estate.................. 599,

608, 712,741,1001,1006Spilman, H. A., containers for fruits, etc_____ 812Spinal cord tumors....................... 804Spinal fluid:

cerebrospinal fluid in syphilis_____ 248,317,803Kahn and complement fixation tests_____ 59tests used in Wisconsin__________ _____ _ 803

Spinose ear tick, treating infested animals____ 813Spirits, see Liquors.Spiritualists, census, 1926......... 212

PageSpleen rupture during malarial treatment____ 804Splenetic fever, see Texas fever.Spofford, Charles, motion pictures in India.... 826Spokane, Coeur d’Alene & Palouse Ry_______ 36Spokane County, Wash., v. U. S______ 42,652,895Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry......... .............. 858Sponge iron, see Iron.Sponges, publications for sale.......................... 156,933Spontaneous ignition, stable manure_________ 5Spot-diseases, see names of diseases.Spotsylvania County, Va., see Fredericksburg

and Spotsylvania County Battle Fields Memorial.

Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains: report on Weil-Felix reaction_____ 536,900vaccine against, directions for using______ 264

Spotting of plated or finished metals (2)______ 999Sprague, G. A., alias, see Mitchell, C. Thomas,

jr.Sprague, John S., tuberculous diabetic_______ 900Spraying (agriculture):

apples, etc., removal of spray residue_____ 427fish oil adhesive, lead-arsenate sprays_____ 910measured areas of foliage....____________ 65,137

Spraying (paint):practices and hazards.._____ _________ 957,958report on spray coating____________________ 248respirators filtering paint sprays................... 59State regulations________ _____ 957,958

Spreckels Savage Tire Co_____________ 37Spring grain-aphis, see Grain-aphis.Spring of 1928, solar radiation intensity_______ 69Spring River, bridges______ _____ _ 456,477,563Springer, Annie E., to repeal pension_____ 457, 712Springfield Connecting Ry....................... 238Springs:

carbon-steel bars for railway springs______ 216census, manufacture of bed springs_______ 994rates on__________________________________ 384

Sproul, W. H. (Representative from Kans.): minority views—

Indian Affairs Com__________________ 574reports made by—

Indian Affairs Com__ ____ ______ 356, 575Squalls, see Storms.Squamipennes collected by Albatross_________ 797Squantum, Mass., destroyer, etc., base, lease.. 592Squeez Ezy Mop Co., Inc_____ ____ ____ ____ 381Squire, E. C., sales territories in Australia____ 917Stabilization:

French national finance___________________ 283prices, etc., hearings.________ 356

Stable manure, spontaneous ignition__________ 5Stables, disinfection___________________________ 273Stack, Anna M., appointment._____ _________ 794Stack, J. W., soil of Macomb County, Mich... 339 Staff Corps, General, see General Staff Corps.Staff officers field manual, Army__________ 62,687Stafford, Kans.:

First State Bank v. United States_____ 390,490Stahl Brothers, poultry_____________ ________ 99Stair, R.:

beryllium, etc., reflecting power__________ 439eye-protective glasses_____________________ 78fabrics, ultra-violet transmission______ 149,150

Stakman, E. C.:barberry and black stem rust______________ 819flax resistant to wilt, etc.................. ................. 141

Staley, A. E., Manufacturing Co............. ..............948Stalker, Gale H. (Representative from N. Y.):

reports made by—District of Columbia Com____ 448,572, 729

Stalnaker, Paul R., pyelography, etc______ 46,113Staffer, George R., tumors of spinal cord______ 804Stambaugh, V. G., breaking and training colts. 202 Stamm, Alfred J., structure of softwoods... 545,695 Stamp taxes, regulations for documents_______ 979Stamped envelopes, see Envelopes.Stamped wrappers, see Wrappers.Stamps, see Postage-stamps—Revenue stamps—

War savings stamps.Stand in cotton, rel. of soil salinity_______ 200,277Standard Battery Manufacturing Co_________ 31Standard Exploration Co., Ltd______ _____ 27Standard Export Trading Co.......... ...................... 856Standard Hardwood Lumber Co_____________ 97Standard Lumber Co.:

lumber..................................... 97misrouting............. .................................................. 166

July-June 1223PageStandard Oil Co.:

Secretary of Interior vs.____________________530vs. Marysville, Kans_________________ 975

Standard Oil Co. of California________ ____ _ 99Standard Oil Co. of Indiana___________________ 42Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana________________ 530Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey_______ _____ _ 353Standard Shipbuilding Corporation___________ 778Standard Steel Car Co___________ 874Standardization:

bibliography______ ______ 560marine standards, list of publications______ 706of treatment, etc., in veterans’ hospitals... 900 standards yearbook, 1929_________________ 560

same, announcement__________________ 560Standardization of Screw Threads Commission,

report, 1928___________ 1000Standards, see Weights and measures—also

names of commodities, etc.Standards Association, see American Standards

Association.Standards Bureau ____________________ 15,77,148,

220, 287, 351, 439, 558, 706, 830, 920, 999 journal of research_______________ 77,149, 221,

222, 288, 351, 439, 558, 706, 830, 921, 999 announcement_______________________ 78index, etc., v. 1........... 558invitation to subscribe, etc____________ 921

publications—new publications.......................... 15,

78,149,288,352,439,559,830,921research publications__________________ 830supplementary list, additions_____ 149,352

report, 1928________________________________288scientific and technical positions___________ 830technical news bulletin............ .......... 16, 78,150,

223,288,352,440,559,707,831,922,1000index, 1928___________________________ 352

visitors’ manual___________________ ______831see also Burgess, George K.

Standing committees, see Committees— names of committees.

Standley, Paul C.:botanical exploration in Honduras________ 796Costa Rican mosses collected by__________ 261

Stange, Charles H., v. U. S___________ 369,511,874Stanislaus National Forest______________ ___ 68Stanley M. Seaman, schooner:

fees for attorneys of claimants____________ 408Stanton, T. R., oats of new and improved sorts. 206 Stanton, N. Dak., bridge_____________ 454,720, 745Stanton & Jones v. United States_________ 226,778Staples, E. M., bearing bronzes______________ 999Stapleton, Marion, guardian, C. & O. Ry. vs. 1046 Stapleton, Tobe, C. & O. Ry. vs. guardian____ 1046Star Corrugated Box Co., Inc..______________ 645Star Drilling Machine Co................................. 1026Star Fort, inspection of battle field___________ 590Star routes, advertisements___________ 321,322,966Starch, stiffness produced in fabrics___________912Stark, Edgar, exr., Charles M. Dean v............. 873Starling:

in United States__________ ______ _______ 339spread in North America_________________339

Starrett, Ruth C., sugarcane flower and seed... 991 Stars:

studying the sun and stars............... ..................795trigonometric parallaxes____ _____ _______ 656

State Bank and Trust Co., Fayetteville, Tenn. 352 State banks:

condition reports, preparation...................... 154consolidation with national banks________ 58

State boards and departments of health, see Health boards and departments.

State colleges, see Colleges and universities— also names of colleges.

State Department________________ 55,125,190,261,327, 405,528,669,797,893,973, 1045

appropriations, 1927 and 1928, estimates___ 412appropriations, 1929, estimates. 412,534,677,977 appropriations, 1930—

estimates.................................. 534,677hearings.................. . ........................ 355,363law.......... ...................... 563reports________ ______________ 355,363,443

circulars_____ ______ __________ 55,125,190,261commerce diversion to Canadian ports____ 669employees of internat. commissions, etc..— 325immigration quotas, national origin_______798

State Department—Continued. Pageregister, Jan. 1, 1929 ______________________ 894telephone directory____________________ 56, 528see also Foreign service—Kellogg, Frank

B.—Stimson, Henry L.State Department, Solicitor for, see Solicitor for

Department of State.State highway commissions, see names of

States.State Highway Officials, American Association

of, see American Association of StateHighway Officials.

State Mill & Elevator Association____________ 950State overprinted postage stamps_____ ____ _ 889State Sanitary Engineers, Conference of, see

Conference of State Sanitary Engineers.

State universities, see Colleges and universi-ties— also names of universities.

Statement of public debt of United States, see Public debt.

Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry______________851States:

employment services, activities........... 42.109.178, 245,314,391,512, 653, 780,875,957

financial statistics, 1927_______________ 346,915financial statistics, collection............. ..............432health authorities, 1928 _______________ 331,681health departments________________________979hospitals for mental disease, 1926__________ 59Indian distress, cooperation to relieve______ 356inspection of Indian reservations... 450,616, 718 labor department, activities, etc___________ 245law index and digest, 1925-26._____ 878laws, publications for sale_________________ 230manufactures, census, 1927____ 916military property in Fed. service, 1917_____ 590mortality in certain States, 1923-28 ________ 979notifiable diseases, 1927________ 536,803post offices, list............................... 121publications—

cards issued by Library of Congress.. 1032 monthly check-list___________________ 44,

111, 180, 393, 655, 782,959,1032monthly check-list, index, etc., to v. 18. Ill

quarantine of livestock and poultry_______601radio communication, regulation___________931retirement systems for teachers___________ 43school systems, statistics________________ 758taxation of national banks, hearings_______ 16taxes collected in 1866-68, to recover......... .. 468vocational rehabilitation__________________ 292see also certain headings beginning State,

and names of States.Stationery:

for Senate, estimate.... .......... 469Government supplies_________________ 679,978Interior Department, list__________________ 633

Statistical abstract of United States, 1928 ______ 216Statistical bulletins, see names of Departments,

bureaus, etc., issuing bulletins— also subjects.

Statistical circulars, see names of Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing circulars— also subjects.

Statistical Division, Education Bur---------------- 22.86, 231, 844

Statistical Research Division, Foreign andDomestic Commerce Bur... 74, 702,996

Statistical Section, Income Tax Unit....................330Statistics, service for business________________ 245

see also subject on which statistics are wanted.

Statistics Bureau, I. C. C_________________ 33,34,94,99,100,162,163,169,235, 237,300, 301,306, 307, 379, 382, 383, 499, 500. 502,503, 642, 643, 765, 769, 770, 852, 853,860,861,947,1019,1024

Statistics Division. Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bur____ 12,996

Statuary Hall, see Capitol.Statues, see names of persons in whose honor

statues are erected.Statutes, see Laws.Statutes at large, see special subject, e. g. Shaw-

nee Indians.Stauffer Chemical Co...................... 36.645Staunton. Le Roy W., patent appeal..................219Staunton Brick Co., relief__________ ____ _ 608,712

1224 Inpex, 1928-1929

TageStaves, rates on.............................................. 36,504,863Steadman, John J., appointment................... 588Steam engines, see Engines—Locomotives.Steam hose, see Hose.Steam-pressure cookers, rates on._____ _______ 36Steam railroads, see Railroads.Steam shovels, rates on.____ _____________ 863,949Steam vessels, see Steamboats.Steamboat Inspection Service_____ 16,79,150,223,

289,352,440, 560, 707,832,922,1000bulletin---------------------------- ------- 16,79,150,223,

289,352,440, 560, 707,832,922,1000report, 1928............. 289rules and regulations_____________ 150, 223,289rules and regulations, supplement_______ 1000

Steamboat Slough, see Skamokawa Slough.Steamboats:

examination, etc., vessels of Hong Kong... 699 lights on Great Lakes, to correct error 474,

585, 719 mail contracts, advertisements________ 254,966

poster..................... 255mail for foreign countries_________ 51,121’ 187,

323,401, 522,664,790,889,968,1039operation through Panama Canal______ 771see also Passenger traffic—Steamboat in-

spection Service.Steamers, see Steamboats.Stearns, Harold T., McKenzie Valley. 935Stearns, Norah D.:

ground water in Pomperaug basin____ _ 935water-bearing materials................... .!!!!!!!! 23

Steck, Daniel F. (Senator from Iowa): reports made by—

Military Affairs Com_____ 482,483, 620, 622Steckel, Harry A., neuropsychiatric consult-

ants in Army (2 entries)______ 983Steece, Henry M.:

fertilizer experiments with cotton_____ 276,340weed control......... .. 204

Steel:barrels and drums, waste elimination_____ 77bars, case of B. R. Anderson & Co________ 20cabinets, rates on............ . ................................ 949classification of steel scrap......................... ’ ” 77composition valves welded to ’cast-steel

frames________________________ 657corrosion test methods_______________1149,150craft, bituminous compositions on bodies..’ 657 employment stability in industry............... 314exporting, Iron and Steel Div. services ’ 555 for casehardening-------------------------- 221, 222, 223forgings, metallographic standards______ 657hooks, large cast steel.................... 878in Japan-

production of steel.......... . ....................... 826raw materials in industry........... !!!”! 215trade in steel products........ 826

lockers, simplified practice____________”” 78magnetic properties (2 entries)____ ”!!!!! 288pipe nipples, elimination of waste_____ "1000plates, marine boiler_____________ 999production in 1927______________ 1rates on steel------------ 103,504,7661771,1020,’ 1026rates on steel articles__________ __________ 236roofing, elimination of waste___________ !” 559ship plate, laboratory corrosion tests...” ' 440 specifications—

axles for cars, etc______ ____ _______ _ 216carbon steel and alloy steel forgings.!” 283 carbon steel bars for railway springs__ 216carbon steel forgings for locomotives... 284 pipe, welded and seamless steel______ 216zinc-coated sheets_____ ______________ 13

strain markings under tension....!!!.! 222,223Steele, F. E., occupational therapy______ ____ 537Steele, Leslie J. (Representative from Ga.):

reports made by—Claims Com._____ _______________ 445 447

Steers, feeding in sugar-cane belt......... .!!!!....’ 909Stein, Leon K., Co., watermelons.. 950Stein Potato Co.:

potatoes_______________________ 30gswitching charges_______””””””””” 37

Steinhaus, Isaac, attorney, fee________________ 99

PageSteiwer, Frederick (Senator from Oreg.):

reports made by—Claims Com........ .................. 472,

604,605,607, 609.739, 740, 741Judiciary Com---------------- 481, 750, 928,1007Naval Affairs Com___________ 624,625,750Presidential Campaign Expenditures,

Special Committee Investigating. 485,

Stem rust:626,751

barberry eradication reducing losses______ 206common barberry and black stem rust____819

Stephanidis, John D., fee for attorney________ 327Stephens, A. J., Co. (successor to Rubberst’one

Manufacturing Co.):v. United States______ _____ _________ 291,630

Stephens, C. Eugene, International Shoe Co. as.____ _ _ 975

Stephens, Hubert D. (Senator from Miss!)””' reports made by—

Claims Com------------------------- 471,472,603.604, 605,606,607,608, 738,739, 740, 741

Immigration Com..................... 615Judiciary Com_______________ ______ ! 619

Stephens, Joseph C., sorghum experiments. 421,550Stephenson, C. F., trade in portland cement.. 74Stephenson, D. H., Charles Stockton ».__ 1030Stephenson, Lloyd W.:

ground-water resources, Mississippi..............volcanic rocks in Arkansas, etc___________

Stephenson, Robert M., budgets of European countries, 1928__________ _________

Stepp, Jacob, lead poisoning____________Sterilizers:

case of Van Bourgondien Brothers.... equipment on board U. S. S. Saratoga

Sterling, E. Blanche:

23814

214248

20517

acute rheumatism in childhood, etc______ 1049milk feeding of children.............................. 899physical status of urban negro child.’. ”264,536

Sterling Oil & Refining Co____ ______________ 163Steubenville, Ohio, bridge.......... ............. 358,364,442Stevens, Clarence L., relief_______________ 357,629Stevens, Doris, egualdade de direitos para a

mulher_______ 253Stevens, E. H., soil, Lycoming Co., Pa„.!!!!! 694Stevens, Edward W., patent appeal___________ 219Stevens, F. D., sugar-cane tests______________ 69Stevens, F. W., gaseous explosive reaction., in, 656Stevens, Neil E.:

cranberries used in trial forecasts. 141342

86632

strawberry diseases__________________________Stevens, W. R_, lapse rate in nimbus clouds 344 Stevens & Thompson Paper Co...Stevens Paper Mills, Ine.......................”Stevenson, Marietta, illegitimacy laws 779Stewart, Edwin, C. executor, etc., v. U. 8.... 177,

Stewart, Ethelbert:778,895

accidents in construction industry............ .. 513displacement of railroad labor_____________ 780effects of automatic machine production... 780 industrialization of feeble-minded_________ 43poisoning from radioactive substances___ 1031small plant and workmen’s compensation. 314 standard safety codes in contracts_______ 1031see also Labor Statistics Bureau.

Stewart, George, inheritance in Kanred X Sevier wheat..............3,200

Stewart, Harrison M., rupture of aneurism ' ’ 804 Stewart, James, & Co. v. U. S. 390 754Stewart, James, & Co., Inc., ». U. S..!.”! 390’754 Stewart, Letitia E., reinstatement........................ ,53Stewart, P. M., pellagra in South Carolina!264,803 Stewart, P. W., Manufacturing Corporation.. 652 Stewart, William M., v. United States .. 930Stewart-Warner Speedometer Corporation..!!’ 490, „.. . ,, „ 630,955Stickell, D. A., & Sons......... ........ 164.771 1020Stieff, Charles C., exrs. v. Galen L. Tait.... ’ 511 Stieff, Gideon N., exr., t>. Galen L. Tait..!!’” 51] Stiffness in fabrics produced by starches...!!!!! 912 Stiles, C. W., key-catalogue of protozoa... ' 900 Stillbirth statistics............................................... 432,699Stillwater, Minn., bridge........................ !!!!! 477’723

July-June 1225Page

Stillwell, E. W., marketing California grapes.. 66Stillwell, W. H„ relief.___________________ 627,712Stimson, Henry L., statement, sugar from P. I. 835

see also State Department.Stites-Kooskia Telephone Co_________________ 103Stitt, E. R., our disease inheritance from

slavery________ ... 248,317see also Medicine and Surgery Bureau.

Stizini tribe, fossorial wasps_________ ____ ___ 1045Stobbs, George R. (Representative from Mass.):

relief of Connecticut, papers filed_____ 834report made by—

Judiciary Com______________ ________ 583Stock, see Cattle. Stock-ranges, browse forage..........-........................... 990Stock-yards, see Stockyards.Stockberger, W. W.:

drug plants under cultivation.................... 427ginseng culture....................................... 277

Stockholm, Sweden, climate of surroundings.. 913Stocking interior waters ofU. S______ _________555Stocks, see names of companies, railroads, etc.,

issuing stock.Stockton, Charles, v. L. C. Massey__________ 1030Stockton, M., barreled apples for market_____ 422Stockyards:

act administered by Animal Industry Bur. 66 amendments to act, hearings_____________ 444regulations of Sec. of Agriculture_________ 200

Stoddard, B. H.: asbestos in 1927............... 556mica in 1927_______________________________ 436

Stoddard, Cora F., o logar do mestre no movi- mento contra o alcool.____ _184

Stoddard, Ezekiel G., exr. v. U. S____________ 226Stoddard, Louis E., exr., v. U. S______________ 226Stoddard solvent, elimination of waste........... .. 559Stoffregen, Ernst, comnr. of patents v____ 286,508Stokers:

Navy training courses for firemen________ 960Stokes, H. C., dental clinics____ ____ ______ _ 804Stokes, John H., management of syphilis.. 803,980Stoll Manufacturing Co......... ................................ 504Stoll Oil Refining Co________________________ 163Stone, Edna L., old-age pensions, bibl____ 957,958Stone, Elmer F., medal..... .......... 464,563Stone, Rosa D., sugar making in Cuba...............119Stone:

Government supplies__________________________ 802production in 1927_______________ 437rates on_______________ 36,103,170,385,504,863see also Limestone.

Stone-crushing machinery, rates on...... ..................504Stones in glass, source and prevention________ 999Stoneware, rates on_______________________ 36,645Stony Gorge Dam, description________________ 937Stoppage of goods in transit---------------------------- 36Storage:

case of Sperry Flour Co.......................... 863in transit at New Jersey points-------- ---------504of—

apples, diseases in storage____________ 342fruit, regulations for warehousemen.... 66ice............................ 139persimmons, in Peking.................................428potatoes, influence of temperatures___ 991sugar, Mississippi-Warrior Serv. ports. 170 sugar cane, low temperature______ 691,697supplies for Govt, and D. C. govt. 619,717 sweet potatoes.................................... 207timber, conditions in East and South.. 991 turnips, rhizoctonia rot............... 545,697vegetables, home storage_____ _________207

see also Cold storage.Storage batteries, operation, etc............. 517,783,881Store fixtures, rates on------------------- 645Storekeeper-gaugers, duties, etc_______ 584,724,738Storekeepers, Navy training course____________ 249

see also Storekeeper-gaugers.Stores, retail profits---------------------------------------- 146Storie, R. Earl, soil of Bishop area, Calif......... . 424Stories, see Children’s literature.ttorm, Earle V., browse forage................. 990Stormer, Carl, short-wave echoes............................698

Storms:Page

Andes Mountains......................................... 279cyclones—

atmospherics and tropical cyclones.... 820cyclonic storms_______ ____ _ 115,964,1035north Pacific Ocean__________ 48,114,913

decrease in barometric pressure nw. of.........820hurricane in Porto Rico—

estimates for Hurricane Commission. 533,676

losses, report of Central Survey Com.. 363relief of Porto Rico, hearings_________ 488relief of Porto Rico, law______________ 443relief of Porto Rico, reports_______ 357,368San Felipe, hurricane at San Juan____ 343

southeastern U. S., relief of farmers— acts of Congress....... ..... 725,923committee hearings____ __________ 470,596committee reports..................... 567,596,923estimate____ ________ 674how can I get a loan?.....................................987regulations........................... 987

thunderstorms— air currents in and near... ................ 279mechanism____________________________ 279

tornadoes—Kansas______ _________ 429,913Missouri Valley, Sept. 13, 1928........... 343Rockford, HL, Sept. 14,1928........... 343

typhoons— Far East, Oct. 1928..... 429Pacific-China and Pacific-Japan______ 344Philippines, central part____ __________551

West Indian hurricanes—Aug. 1928......... 429Sept. 10-20, 1928_____________ 343

Story, Arthur D., assignee, relief............................729Story, Isabelle F.:

glimpses of our national parks______ ____ _ 936national parks portfolio___________________ 24

Story, Jacob, relief of assignee........................... 729Story, Fort, surplus sand______________________ 462Stovall, R. K., oil-well supplies____ ________ 305Stovepipe, see Pipe.Stoves, rates on________ ____ .. 36,103,308,863,864Stowell, E. Z., unidirectional radiobeacon____ 288Strackbein, O. R., Cuban Central highway__ 215Straeten, R. J., cerebrospinal fever___________ 517Straight Line Engine Co., Inc________________ 161Strain markings in steel under tension____ 222,223Straits, see Belts (straits)— also names of straits.Straits Settlements, parcel post.................... 670,789Strand, Emma, case against___________________ 409Strangulated diaphragmatic hernia____________ 248Strangward, C. H.:

cabbage..................... 1016sweet potatoes............ ................ 949

Stransky, F. J., bridge________ ______ ._______ 579Strassburg, France, dermatologic reunion, May

26, 1928........... 537Stratton, Anna E., relief_____________________ 590Straus, Oscar S., memorial in D. C____ 585,725,732Strauss, Hugo, Packing Co., Inc____________ 1020Strauss & Adler, Inc.:

bedding for cattle....................... 89cattle_________________________ 1016

Strauss & Company v. U. S_______ ____ _ 369,778Straw:

rates on________ ____ _______ _ 163,235,380,854sanitary handling................ . ......... ........... 337,907

Strawberry:culture..._____ ________ 550,697diseases................................ 342rates on strawberries______________ 36,

308,504,645, 771,864,949,1026Strawberry pickers wanted, poster____________ 780Strawboard, rates on_________ _______ 645,864,949Strawworm, see Wheat strawworm.Strayer’s Business College, Inc..............................874Stream-flow aeration treatment of sewage.. 194,536 Streams, see Rivers.Strecker, Edward A., neuropsychiatric con-

sultants in Army (2 entries)_______ 983

1226 Index, 1928-1929

PageStreet-railroads:

in District of Columbia, merger— hearing----------------------------------------- 613report of study________________________ 364reports of committees_______ _____ 571,613

see also Subways.Streeter, H. W.:

abastecimentos segurosde agua para cid'ades pequenas_________________ 521

sewage-polluted source of water supply.........130Streets:

automobile exhaust gas problem__________ 58closing certain streets in D. C________ 478, 729use of U. S. land in D. C______ ____ .. 572, 716wages and hours of street laborers________ 1031work of children___________________ 42, 653,779see also names of streets.

Streptococcus:bacteriemia following empyema......... ............1050scarlet fever, antitoxin_____ ._____________ 130

Stresses in steel, effect on magnetic properties (2 entries)------------------- 288

Stribling, Simpson R., v. United States. 630, 754,874 Stricklin, B. P., relief________________ 571,712,741Stricter, E. H., soil of Garden Co., Nebr_______ 910Strieter, O. G., roofing felts____________________ 999Strike, Ed., relief_______________ 608 712Strike, W. W.:

soil surveys—Appanoose County, Iowa______________814Cherokee County, Ala________________ 139west-central Tex______________________ 142

Strikes and lockouts:injunctions in labor disputes_______________ 481publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 632see also Industrial arbitration.

Strip maps, see Maps and charts—also names of cities, etc.

Strip method of calculating autorotation____ __ 266Stromgren, Sven, foreman training in U. S___ 20Strong, Ida, appointment_______________ 891Strontium from domestic standpoint___________997Strother, D. H., rolling and yawing moments.. 515 Strott, G. G., laboratory procedure.... 113, 248,881 Stroud, J. F.:

soil survey of Cherokee County, Ala______ 139soil survey of Greene County, Ala . ’ 910

Strouds Creek & Muddlety R. R_____ ____ ” 97Stuart, M. A., tuberculosis (2 entries)_____ I” 882Stuart, Robert Y., forestry program............. 341 695

see also Forest Service.Stuart, William:

how to grow acre of potatoes______________ 342influence of storage on seed potatoes....... 991

Stuart, Mrs. William M., appointment. . 794Stucco, rates on_____________ _____ ____ ' ”” 864Students, self-help for______________ ’ 934Sturgeon Bay:

canal and harbor of refuge, chart____ 1052Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal' 1052 Style manual, see Manuals.Subject headings:

Library of Congress, additions, etc____ 43,246,393,655,958

Library of Congress, subject subdivisions . 44 Submarine Board, report_____ ____ _ 878Submarine boats:_ hauling up of U. S. submarine S-48........... 316

i increase in limit of cost___________ 360,442,484& lifting pad eyes and tests of same.__ _ ’ 878

safety and salvage, rp. of Submarine Bdi” 878S3 salvage of S-4, medical aspects_________ 46 113M sinking of S-4, investigation—S hearings..._____ _______ ____ _ 82

report_____________________ 750ventilation___________________ 46 443

Submarine cables, see Cables (submarine).” ’ Subnormal children, see Defective and delin-

quent classes.Subnormal temperature, see Cold.Subpoenas for witnesses__________________ 482Subsidence, etc., in mines of Michigan 556Subsistence expense act, advances of funds 673 Subtreasury, New Orleans, La.:

building, to repeal law-hearings...................... 465law.__ ____ ........_________ ____ 721reports..___________ _ 4G5 627

Suburbanites, see Country life?

PageSubway R. R., operation by New York State

Rys---------------------------- noSubways:

in New York City, use of U. S. property- hearings................... 465!aw..----------------------------------------- ...." 563

. reports------------------------------------------ 367,465Succinchlonmide, chemical agent for water____ 517Sudan, Anglo-Egyptian, see Anglo-Egyptian

Sudan.Suffrage, see Woman suffrage.Sugar:

making in Cuba.......... .............. 119products, spectrophotometric analysis.. _ 440 rates on. .........-------------------- 103,170,864stored at Mississippi-Warrior Serv. ports 170 tariff on imports from P. I., statement____835tariff readjustment, 1929______________ 469 736war-time control of Cuban sugar__________’ 626

Sugar-beet nematode, nematodes inhabiting

bacterial pocket disease______________ 200 342costs of producing________________________ ’ 127growing under irrigation_____________ ”” 207rates on__________________________ 308saving man labor in fields________ '” 422

Sugar-cane:flower and seed development_____________ 991stored, low-temperature injury___ _ 691 697variety tests in La., crop year 1926-27 . 69

Sugar-cane belt, see South (U. S.).Sugar-cane moth borer, control___________ 204Suisun Bay, channel________________ ~81Suit, Teresa C., appointment____________”1” 53Suits at law, see Actions at law.Sullivan, Anna, grains________________ 43gSullivan, Dennis H., relief_____________1111111 462Sullivan, John D., leaching ores_____________ 1 827Sullivan, John G., v. Anna C. M. Tillinghast.. 509Sullivan, M. X.:

cysteine and cystine_________________ 1049sulphur in pituitary extracts.... " 130

Sullivan, Philip V., relief_________________ 625, 712Sullivan expedition commemorative stamp 1039Sullivan Telephone Co., Inc______________ 238, 380Sulphate wood turpentine, see Turpentine?Sulphates, see Aluminium sulphate—Zinc

sulphate.Sulphoaluminates of calcium.. 830 831Sulphur:

biochemistry studies_____________________ 1049in pituitary extracts____________ Z”””” 130lime-sulphur concentrate__________________ 817problem in burning coal________ 75rates on --------------------------- 36,37,170’645,771

Sulphuric acid, rates on______________ 103, 504 864Sulu Archipelago:

chart. . 916coast pilot, supplement________________ 823

Sumac, see Poisonous plants.Sumatra, chart of west coast___________________ 43Summer courses in Spanish and Portuguese. 887 Summer White House, Commission on Estab-

lishing, see Country Summer White House, Commission on Establishing.

Summers, T. H., saving man labor 400Summers Fertilizer Co., Inc ’ 92Sumpter Valley Ry., valuation. ............... ' 37

ephemeris, 1929................ 231studying the sun and stars'.””””””’”' 795 sunrise tables, Panama (Balboa), 1929 400temperature, sunshine, and wind ”' 545 see also Sun-spots—also headings 'begin-

ning Solar.Sun River irrigation project:

estimate....... .. 41Qspecifications, etc______ ——————xz-

Sun-spots: ’analysis of sun spot numbers______________ 429periods of solar, etc., phenomena_________ 429relation of ozone to solar phenomena 796

same, review...................................................913twenty-eight month period, solar activity 209

Sunbury Converting Works_____ 309Sunderland Brothers Co., stone...1”...................504Sunflowers, tumors,‘cysts, etc____ ' .........656

July-June 1227Page

Sunmount, N. Y., Veterans’ Hospital, relief of patients...______ __ 615

Sunshine, see Sun.Sunspots, see Sun-spots.Suo Nada, chart.____ __________________ _____ 886Superchargers, see Engines.Superintendent of Documents, see Documents

Office.Superintendents of schools, see School super-

intendents.Superior, Wis., marine commerce report______ 982Superior, Lake, charts___________________ 541,1052Superior National Forest:

protection, etc., of lands in Minnesota— hearings______________________ 602,834minority views------------------- 734reports___________________________ 602,734

resources, etc______________________________ 911Superior Silver Co., Inc______________________ 85Supervising Architect, see Architect, Super-

vising.Supervisors of Northeastern States, Conference

of, see Conference of Supervisors of Northeastern States.

Suppiger, Gerhart S., patent appeal................. 920Supplements:

air commerce regulations, school supp. 925,994 airplane pilots, directory..--------------------210,431civil service rules, veteran preference---------- 914coast pilots—

Alaska....... ........................ 700,823Atlantic Coast.............. .......... 10,700Hawaiian Islands............ ......... .....................212Key West to Rio Grande............ ............ 212Key West to Rio Grande, inside

route________________ 433New York to Key West, inside route.. 212Pacific Coast-------- --------- 433Philippine Islands________________ 700,823

code of laws of District of Columbia______ 457,584,618, 725

code of laws of United States_________ 150,707publication and distribution......... .. 457, 584,

618,725Commerce Department publications— 15,76,

148, 220, 287, 351, 439, 558, 706, 829, 920

corporate names of common carriers, list... 498directory of testing, etc., laboratories______439foreign relations of U. S., 1915------ ------------- 406Government salary tables----------------- ..... 85Government supplies, general schedule.... 263,

413,679Government supplies, specifications, etc... 263 Great Lakes charts—

bulletin 37_____________ 61,134,196, 267,333bulletin 38______________________ 983,1051

hydrographic bulletin, ice supplement.. 47,885, 963,1034,1035

joint military passenger agreements----------- 196lamps, electric, specifications---------------------- 831monthly weather review--------------------------- 7National Capital Park, etc., Comn. rp------960naval medical bulletin________ 113,248,516,881navigation laws of U. S., amendments-------437Navy Department stock catalog, 1928-------- 252Panama Canal, Executive orders-------- 663,966Panama Canal, treaties, etc---------------- 120,966physical properties of limestones----------------- 830pilot guides—

Aden, Gulf of_______ ______ -............--- 884Africa............................. 961Asia____ ___________ _____ _______ 784,961Australia_________________________ 883,961Baltic Sea----------- -------- 961Bengal, Bay of____ _________ _____ —- 784Biscay, Bay of............. 883Black Sea................................. 883British Columbia............ —. ............ 961Central America_________________ 784,884East Indies.............. .........................--- 784,961Great Britain________________ 784,883,961India________ ______ ----------- ---------------784Indian Ocean________________________ 784Mediterranean Sea__________ 883,962Mexico........................... 784,884Newfoundland------- ------------ 784

PageSupplements—Continued.

pilot guides—Continued.North Sea...-------- --------- 962Norway__________________ 785Nova Scotia................................. 962Pacific Ocean______________ 518,962Persian Gulf----------------------------------------- 884Red Sea._______ _______________________884St. Lawrence River__________________ 785Scandinavia--------------- 884South America________________________ 962West Indies__________________________ 962

postal guide, official--------------------------- 121,186,255,323, 522,664,790,889,968,1039

public health reports_____ 414,415, 536,680,803reclamation laws_____________________ 159,937service and regulatory announcements—

Federal Horticultural Bd.............. 140Food, Drug, and Insecticide Admin.. 68,

341,817 special publications series, Coast and Geo-

detic Survey------- ------------- 823Standards Bureau pubs., list, additions 149,352 steamboat inspection rules, etc__________ 1000survey of current business_______ 9,71,144, 210,

280,345,432, 552,699,822,915,994 record book of business statistics______ 822

survey of public lands, manual............ ............231type metal, graphs of variation—----------- 1011valuation order, gifts, etc., to carriers------- 1027

Supplies, see Army supplies— Government sup-plies—Naval supplies—Oil-well sup-plies—Postal supplies—also names of Departments, bureaus, etc.—also special subject.

Supplies and Accounts Bureau, Navy Dept— 49, 115,183,252,320,398, 520,661,787,

886,964,1037 manual for accounting officers, change-520

report, 1928________________________.... 398, 783Supplies Division, Labor Dept., see Publications

and Supplies Division, Labor Dept.Supply Committee, see General Supply Com-

mittee.Supply Corps, Navy:

manual, 1922, change---- ------- 520officers, memorandum for_____________ 49,115,

184,320,398, 520, 661, 787,887,964 indexes___________________________ 184,661

Supply Department of The Panama Canal, see Panama Canal (zone).

Supreme Court Building Commission: membership.--- ------- -------- ------------------ 725time for report, to extend—

hearings__________ ________ -............---- 594law______ ____________________________ 725report______________________ _________ 594

Supreme Court of District of Columbia: additional justice_____________________ 353

Supreme Court of United States... 56,126,190,261, 328,40?, 529,671, 799,895,974,1046

building-membership of commission----------------- 725models, estimate for procurement--------431plans, etc., estimate for procurement.. 430 plans, etc., submission to Congress.... 442 site, estimate for purchase....... ................ 412time for rp. by comn., hearings............. 594time for rp. by comn., law----------------- 725time for rp. by comn., report-----------------594

cases adjudged—1927, Oct. term (official reports)--------- 127,

190,191,261, 262,328,4091927, Oct. term (United States reports). 261

529,7991928, Oct. term (official reports)----------- 672,

799,896,9761928, Oct. term (separates)----------------- 328,

409, 529,671,672, 799,895,975,1046appeals from Ct. of Cis., abstracts. 225,290 prohibition act interpretation, digest.. 535 to furnish reports to Customs Court—. 563

cases pending, title-page and index------------190copyright law, rules for practice, etc----------110decisions, see, above, cases adjudged.journal... 261,328,409,529,671,799,895,974,1046 official reports, see, above, cases adjudged, opinions, see, above, cases adjudged.

1228 Index, 1928-1929

Supreme Court of United States—Con. Pagepreparing and printing briefs_______ 127,895records and briefs in U. S. cases, index____ 177reports, see, above, cases adjudged.rules, effective July 1,1928________ 127,261,329For eases printed by Supreme Court or by

Justice Department see names of claimants, etc.

Sure, Barnett, dietary requirements for fertility and lactation.................... . 199,272,338

Surface water supply, see Water-supply.Surgeon General, Army, see Medical Depart-

ment, Army.Surgeon General, Navy, see Medicine and Sur-

gery Bureau.Surgeon General, Public Health Service, see

Public Health Service.Surgeons, see Medical Corps, Navy—Naval Re-

serve.Surgery:

general and industrial, difference__________ 245gynecological, in the tropics________________882peptic ulcers, repeated perforations________ 538peptic ulcers, surgical management.. 59plastic surgery________________________ 248,317tuberculosis, surgical treatment______ 980,1050see also names of organs, regions of the body,

etc.—also names of special opera-tions.

Surgery Bureau, see Medicine and Surgery Bu-reau.

Surgical gauze, elimination of waste... 77 Surgical instruments, Government supplies ” 679 Surinam, see Dutch Guiana.Surplus control, see Agriculture.Suruga Bay, chart__________ 737Survey marks, see Bench marks.Survey of current business__________ 9 71 144

210,280,345,43'2,552,6'9'9',8'22,*915,994supplement_______________ 9 71 144

. 210, 280,345,432,552,699,822,’915,994Surveying:

Army technical regulations_______________ 981Army training manual__________ §06,981leveling instructions_____________ ' 87northwestern Alaska in 1926...ZZZZZZZZZZZZ 634 Panama Railroad, descriptions and eleva-

tions of precise level______________ 50public lands, instructions, supplement____ 231publications for sale by supt. of docs . 21,1012 topographic instructions of Geol. Survey 87topographic manual................. 433traverse—

manual of 2d and 3d order traverse.... 916transit traverse instructions 87

triangulation-in California___________...____________ 349instructions of Geol. Survey__________ 87manual, 2d and 3d order triangulation. 916

Surveying instruments, Government supplies. 679 see also names of instruments.

Surveys, see Surveying—also names of coun-ties, States, etc.

Susam Boghazi, see Samos, Strait of.Susquehanna River, bridge_____ 455 477 724Sutherland, Robert S., relief.. ’ ’ 729Sutter Butte Canal Co.. . ............... 896Sutton, Chase E., Powell oil fieid.ZZZZ ZZZZ ZZ Z ZZ Z 13Sutton, Dallas G., infectious diarrhea_______ ZZ 46Sutton, H. A., effect of cellule arrangement on

autorotation...______ _ 266Sutton, Hallie, fees for agent, etc . 529Sutton, Thomas F., relief............................... ZZZZ 462Svendborg Harbor, chart___________ "1035Svendborg Sound, chart_______ 1035Swains Island, chart__________ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. 554Swainson, O. W., topographic manualZZZZZ ZZZZ 433Swallen, Jason R., grasses in the Southwest... 796Swank, Frederick D., relief___ 448 712Swanson, Arthur F., seed-coat structure''etc.,’

in sorghums______ __________ 337,428Swanson, Claude A. (Senator from Va.) •

reports made by—Naval Affairs Com............... ..............924 625

Swanson, E. B., fuel oil distribution, 19'2'7' ’ 217Swanston, C., & Son, cattle. ' 498Swanton, John R.:

aboriginal culture of the Southeast................ 55Chickasaw Indians, social, etc., beliefs.. 1043Indian trails........................................................... 55

Swanton, John R,—Continued. Pageinterpretation of aboriginal mounds. 260religious beliefs, etc., of Creeks_____ 55social organization, etc., of Creeks. 55

Swanton, W. I.:Government of United States______________761reclamation dams, etc., reference list_______ 761

Swartz, Nelle, accident ratio of women in indus- „ „ try............... .......... 245Swayne, Robinson & Co., sand......................... 384Sweden, arbitration treaty with U. sZIZZII 406,974Sweeney, W. T., thermal expansion of magne-

sium and some alloys gentries)_____ 288Sweeney, Lynes & Co., strawberries________ 308Sweet, A. T.:

crop production in Arkansas Valley... 423soil surveys—

Chattahoochee County, Ga..... ............ 693Lawrence County, Mo________________ 424Olmsted County, Minn_____ __________816

Sweet, Alfred J., Inc., v. U. S_________ 226, 291,314Sweet, F. H., trustee, v. U. S_________________ ’ 778Sweet & Piper Horse and Mule Co. v. U. S ." 778 Sweet-clover, see Clover.Sweet potato:

diseases__________ ____ _______ ___428 991publications of Agriculture’Department...’ 207 rates on sweet potatoes........................... 949storage of sweet potatoes________________ZZ 207

Swenarton, J. H., relief___________________’769,739Swett, W. W., dairy cow and beef cow___ 421, 547Swift, A. H., American chemical industry____ 825Swift, Lionel V., clasp for dental use_________ 416Swift, R. W., energy metabolism of cattle. 271,421Swift & Co.:

cases-------- ------------------------------ 105,491,874,955meat......... .......... .... 98packing-house products_____Z........... ------poultry............ .. .. 306soap..._______ ______ _______ ___________ 1026

Swift & Co. of West Virginia ». U. S______ 369, 652Swimming pools, see Bathing pools.Swine:

diseases, ailments, etc....... . 202hog farming in Southeastern States..........ZZ 272hog industry losing much on pigs_________ 423peanut inefficiency for growth in pigs_____ 909rates on------------------------------------------... 864,949tattoo method of marking hogs___________ 813see also headings beginning Hog. For swine

in connection with other animals see Cattle.

Swingle, Walter T.:asepsis for plants from abroad..____ _____ 141citranges and related hybrid fruits............Z 141date plantings free from pests_______ ____ _ 696limequat, new hardy ade fruit_______ ...ZZ 141notes on Chinese, etc., accessions in iZibrary

of Congress......... . 655Swisshelm & Parker, M. Bert Thurman v____ 955Switchboard operator, training manuals . 132Switching charges:

at Evansville, Ind......... . .............. 1026at St. Paul and Minneapolis______ 771cases—

Andrews Brothers, Inc..... ............ 37Armour & Co________________ ZZZZZZZZ 37Automatic Gravel Products Co_______ 771Boston Wool Trade Association______ 103Davis-Noland-Merrill Grain Co______ 37Hylton Flour Mills, Inc_______________ 864Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western

Ry....... ............ 37Meridian Traffic Bureau_____ 37Southwestern Milling Co., Inc...............385Stein Potato Co___________ 37Stickell, D. A., & Sons__ 771

Switching restriction in Kansas City ” 170Switzerland:

National Bank- report, 1928................................. 84i

Sydenstricker, Edgar:Hagerstown morbidity studies—

incidence of diseases according to age.. 129 measles, etc., at different ages..... 1049sex differences in disease incidence..ZZ. 129

pellagra in cotton-mill villages, S. C... 264,803Sylmar quadrangle, Calif......................................... 24Symbiotic fungi of cereal seeds.................. .. 545 696Symbolism, unconscious, in new language____ 59

July-June 1229Page

Symington-Anderson Co________________ 839Symons, William L., patent appeal..................... 220Synonyms in medicine_________________ 265Synthetic Products Co........... ............ 155Syphilis:

cardiac aneurysm, rupture._____________537in Holyoke, Mass., June 13,1928__________ 1050laws of Colles and Profeta_________ _____ 59malarial treatment, rupture of spleen_____ 804management in general practice______ 803,980meeting of experts at Geneva, Oct. 1928.... 537 neurosyphilis—

heat as an adjuvant to treatment______ 980progressive muscular atrophy_________ 900therapeusis, recent advances___________ 131treated with tertian malaria___________ 804tryparsamid and mercury treatment... 900

nurse and syphilological clinic...................... 415of cervical vertebrae_______________ 1050primitive syphilis________ _______ 46,113pyrexia effect on luetic myelitis____________ 804research symposium............ ............ 415,681sex differences____ ________ 59tremor of tongue___________________________517see also Precipitation tests—Spinal fluid.

Syphilis Research Committee......... .................. 59Syrian Desert Arabs, treponematosis_____ 248,317Syrups, see Corn sirup—Sorgo-sirup.

T

Taback Brothers, Morimura, Arai & Co. vs___671Tablets, see Monuments and memorials—also

names of persons in whose honor tablets are erected.

Tabor Manufacturing Co............ . .................... 778Tachycardia, paroxysmal................j............ 248Tacks, elimination of waste._______ ____________707Tacoma Harbor, Wash., chart_________________ 824Tadotsu Ko, chart___________________ 1034Tadpoles, North American, synopsis, etc____ 1045Taft, Elizabeth C., v. Frank K. Bowers... 244,671 Tagg Brothers & Moorhead v. U. S............... 108Tags:

C. O. D. tags not legibly completed............. 254preparation of address tags__________ ____ 966

Tagua, brief talk about................... 119Tail (aircraft):

horizontal tail area calculation...........................515horizontal tail surfaces of XPT-3...................133pressure distribution over tail surfaces____ 959vibration of MO-1 tail plane, etc_________ 45

Takamatsu Ko, chart................................. 1034Takaroa Lagoon, chart________________ 397Takoradi Bay, chart............ . .......... 787Taibird & Jenkins, to compensate________ 608,712Talbot, Bertell L., intestinal tuberculosis_____ 131Talc in 1927___________________________ _____ _ 437Tallow, rates on.________ _______________ 308,1026Tammany, William P., v. United States______ 1008Tampa, Fla., chart........................... 824Tampa & Gulf Coast R. R.:

bonds....... .................................. 771control by Seaboard Air Line Ry_________ 171

Tampa & Jacksonville Ry., rates on soap_____ 103Tampa Bay, chart________________ _______.... 824Tampa Cigar Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc.. 372Tampa Northern R. R.:

bonds... .................... 645control by Seaboard Air Line Ry.................. 171

Tampico Harbor, Mexico, chart......................... 660Tank blocks, rates on......................................... 103,771Tankersly quadrangle, Tex.................. . ....................159Tanks:

glass, service of refractory blocks...............439hot water, elimination of waste.........................223parts, standard nomenclature list_________ 134rates on______________ 308,385,646, 771,864,865

Tannehill, I. R., subnormal temperatures......... 343Tanning and tanning materials:

home tanning, leather and small fur skins. 988 Latin America, tanning materials_____119rates on tanning extract......... ..................... 37,504wages paid in tanning of kid............................ 672

Tantalum:production in 1927................................................ 918thermal expansion........................................ 831,921

PageTaos Indians:

studying in New Mexico__________________ 796watershed, land for protection........................ 53

Taos Valley, archeological investigations..........1043Tapestry:

case of H. B. Thomas & Co.......... .......... 153case of John Wanamaker_________________ 83

Tapeworms found in quail and cuckoo............ 1045Tapke, V. F., formaldehyde for oat smuts____ 696Tapp, Jesse W., types of farming in N. Dak... 422 Tar, for road building, Government supplies.. 802

see also Naval stores.Tar-oil, rates on_________ _____ _____ _________865Tarbett, R. E., pellagra in South Carolina. 264,803Tarbot, Jerry, claim, hearings__________ _____ 151Tare:

allowance, 2d-class mail matter_______ 789,888cotton tare standardized in Egypt................338

Target practice, Army training regulations___ 539,683,806,901

Target ranges:in vicinity of Puget Sound Navy-Yard.... 592land for use of Wyoming National Guard.. 258

Targets:and target accessories, Army regulations. „ 682small arms, and target material, parts......... 134

Tariff: aircraft customs regulations...................... 673cases relating to remission of duties—

Him Sing Chong & Co_______________ 19Swift & Co____________________ 491

customs regulations_______________ 800decisions under customs laws—

Jan.-June, 1928________________________ 329Jan.-June, 1928, index______ __________191July-Dec. 1928_________________________800July-Dec. 1928, index________________ 673weekly_______________________ 57,128,192,

262, 329,410,531,673, 801,897,977,1047 imported merchandise, duty collected, 1927. 13 publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 373readjustment, 1929 (H. R. 2667)—

calendars of hearings_____ 362,468,599,1006comparison with act of 1922______ 925,1003freelist______ _____ 599,835hearings_____________ 469,599,736,835,1006index to accompany proposed act..........925members of tariff subcommittees_____ 362minority views............................ 925proposed amendments_________________ 925reports___________ 924,925summary of tariff information.............736

index____________ 925relations with China, treaty__________ 671,798tariff information series____________________ 262tariff information surveys...................................976see also Reciprocity—also names of articles

imported.Tariff circular>,I. C. C.._._______ _________ 94, 235Tariff Commission___________________ 56,127,191,

262,329,410,530,672,800,896,976 applications and investigations, list_______ 56estimate, etc_____ _____ 677notices____________ 57,128,192,262, 329,410,673report, 1928................. 531reports on—

barium carbonate____________________ 127eggs and egg products.................... 976fertilizer urea__________________________ 410fluorspar___________ 530glass________________ 896goat and kid leathers___________ 672laminated products, etc_______________ 191onions____________________ 800peanuts._____ ________________ 976potassium permanganate______________ 530rag rugs__________________ 56sodium silicofluoride___________________329sugar beets_______ ____ _____

summary of tariff information____index.............................. .................

Tariffs Section, I. C. C______________Tashiro, K., Frank C. Jordan, etc., vs Tasker, Harry C., relief...........................Tasmania, chart................... ................. .Tate, Victor B., relief______.'_________Tate quadrangle, Ga_________ ____ ...

75341—29------ 12

.... 127

.... 736

.... 925

.... 498

.... 328 608,712 .... 115 .... 592.... 24

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PageTatgenhorst, Charles, jr. (Representative from

Ohio):reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com_________ _____ 590,591Tattoo method of marking hogs______________ 813Tausky, Alexander A., labor problems_______ 245Tavenner, Clyde H., relief______ ____ 448, 712,741Tax Appeals Board----------------------------- 57,127,191,

262, 329,410, 531, 673,800,896,976,1047 reports—

v. 6________________ ___________ ______ 57v. 7____________ 410v. 7, index_____________________________410v. 8_____ 800v. 8, index_____________________________ 800v. 9______ 976v. 9, index______ _____ 1047in pamphlet form_____________ 57,127,191,

262, 329,410,531, 673,800, 896,976,1047 rules of practice_________________________ _ 410

Tax collector of District of Columbia:report, 1928____________________________ _. 370

Tax Commission of New York State:case before Supreme Court..._____ ______ 672

Taxation:in D. C., assessment, etc., of taxes____ 572, 716in D. C., method of collecting taxes___ 449, 716open letter to American taxpayer.............. 680publications for sale by supt. of docs.......... .. 373State taxation of nat. banks, hearings_____ 16States to recover taxes collected, 1866-68... 468 see also Corporations—Estate tax—Income

tax—Internal revenue—Stamp taxes—Tariff—also names of arti-cles, etc., subject to tax.

Taxes, see Taxation.Taxonomy problems, aid of parasites_________ 796Taylor, Arthur E.:

soil surveys—Clermont County, Ohio...____ ________814Lake County, Fla_________________ 815Lake County, Ohio________________815

Taylor, Arthur W., relief_____________ 590Taylor, David R., patent appeal______ ________705Taylor, E. Leonard, Moniezia_____________ 327Taylor, George F., freezing temperatures__ 912Taylor, Irving H., motor-vehicle world census. 13Taylor, John, fee for attorney___________ 799Taylor, Lauriston S., X-ray dosage_______ 830,832Taylor, R. S., chlorine removal from water.... 555Taylor, Robert E., petroleum refineries........... .. 917Taylor-Lockwood Co., wool.._____ ___________ 866Taylor Produce Co., potatoes......... ..................... 305Tea:

rates on__________________________________ 37standards_________________________________ 695

Teachers:in colonial America, salaries......... .............. 876in District of Columbia, salaries______ 572, 716o logar do mestre no movimento contra o

alcool________________ 184of adult immigrants, etc., helps____________ 495publications of interest to___________ 843retirement, State and city systems________ 43rural schools, salaries____________ 1012training—

agriculture, evening class work_______ 20agriculture, training in service________ 930nursery school, kindergarten, etc_____ 844per capita costs in institutions________ 844preparation of teachers________________ 758statistics of teachers colleges, etc______ 758

see also Parent-teacher associations.Teachers college record, reprint from___________888Teaching:

el mfetodo psicologico en la ensenanza_____ 50suggestions, Navy training course________ 249see also Education—also special subject

taught.Teachout, Stanley R., relief......... ................... 608,712Team-track charges_______________ 103Teams, big, give flexible power, etc___________ 202Tebenkof Bay, chart........... ................ 554Teche, Bayou, bridge____________ 674Technical bulletins, see subjects—also names of

Departments, bureaus, etc., issuing bulletins.

PageTechnical education:

biennial survey of industrial education.__ 758organization, administration, etc.................. 840private, etc., schools offering courses______ 374trade and industrial series__________ 20,84,840see also Vocational education.

Technical news bulletin, Standards Bur______ 16,78, 150, 223, 288, 352, 440, 559, 707, 831,922,1000.

index, 1928________________________________ 352Technical papers, Mines Bureau___ 13,75,147,217,

284,349,436,556, 703,704,827, 918Technical Radio Laboratory__________________ 841Technologic papers, Standards Bureau_____ 77,78

v. 22, index, etc___________________________ 288Teeth:

cattle, determining age by teeth......... ........... 4encephalitis, dental conditions, etc_______ 538extraction—

death following extraction____________ 46hemorrhage following extraction______ 900surgical extractions____________________ 131

good teeth, importance________ _____ 194odontoma removal with impacted incisors. 265 pathology, relations to dentistry............ 248,317see also Oral hygiene.

Teit, James A., coiled basketry________________ 526Telefunken Gesellschaft fur Drahtlose Telegra-

phic v. United States____ ____ 778,874Telegraph:

Civil Service Comn. use of telegrams_____ 552data from American users of international

facilities__________ 126documents of Internal. Telegraph Conf.,

etc_______________ 894publications for sale______ ___________ 156,843rates of pay for communications........... .... 121records of cohipanies, destruction_____ 171,949regulation, Commission on Communica-

tions_____________________ 928requisition of stamp stock to be avoided.... 121 train order transmission, statistics________ 160

Telegraph Conference, see International Tele-graph Conference.

Telegraph Cove, chart............... .................... 886Telephone:

assistant majority floor manager, House__ 355directories—

Navy Department_______ 180,316,657,960Panama Canal............. ............................ 663State Department................... 56,528Treasury Department.......... ................ 897Washington Navy-Yard.......... ................. 112

line from Flagstaff to Kayenta, Ariz______ 442publications for sale............... ..................... 156,843records of companies, destruction_____ 171,949regulation, Commission on Communica-

tions.............. ....... 928service, for use by Government in D. C___129train order transmission, statistics________ 160

Telephone switchboard operator, training manuals........... . 132

Tellurium in 1927_____________________________ 349Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Ry_________ 772Temperance, see Prohibition.Temperature:

at Richmond, Va., 12- year record________ 279eastern U.S., correlation studies......................820influence on potatoes in storage___________ 991international temperature scale............. 222,223inversions at San Diego__________________ 142minimum-temperature formulas............. 698peach-rot, time-temperature relations.. 337,697 sunshine, and wind______ _________ 545see also Cold.

Temple, Henry W. (Representative from Pa.): reports made by—

Foreign Affairs Com......... .................... 573Harriman Geographic Code System,

Select Joint Committee on_______ 565Temple Society in America, census, 1926 ______346Tengdin, E. T., cockroaches ...........................980Tennessee:

bridge, Bridgeport...................... 452,474,717bridge, Harts Ferry__________ 363,452, 473, 715cases before Supreme Court................... . 530,671census of agriculture, 1925________________ 212

July-June 1231Tennessee—Continued. Page

Geological Survey—Dickson County soil survey___________ 814Maury County soil survey____________ 989

goiter, endemic_____ ______ 899mail trains, schedules.......... 256,323, 523,791, 969map, post route........................ 666negro colleges and universities_____________ 231prehistoric villages________________________ 526property rights to Muscle Shoals_________ 733textile industry, working conditions_____ 1007venereal disease prevalence___________ 332,537

Tennessee & North Carolina Ry_____________ 103Tennessee Central Ry.:

misrouting.......... ............ 32rates on zinc___________________________ .. 867

Tennessee Electric Power Co., coal___________ 28Tennessee River:

bridges— Chattanooga, Tenn_______ 582,724,747Eggners Ferry, Ky___________ 456, 724, 747Knoxville, Tenn_____________ 358,477,724Livingston and McCracken counties,

, Ky....-------- - ------- ------------ 456,724,748light list............................. 284see also Muscle Shoals.

Tennga R. R.:acquisition and extension of line................. 771stock___________________________ 94g

Tents, rates on_____ __________________________ 504Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis:

bonds........................ 104,771,865valuation___ ______ 308

Terminal Railroad of East St. Louis: valuation_______ 308

Terminal Warehouse Co. of Baltimore________652Ternes, roofing, elimination of waste__________ 78Terra-cotta, rates on..._______ ___________ 646, 772Terrane correction for gravity gradient_______ 704Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce, clothing. 298 Terrestrial magnetism:

in Lake region_____ _____________ 902magnetic observations, 1927________________ 212magnetic storm, July 7-8, 1928_____________ 209publications for sale by supt. of docs... 21,1012

Terrestrial radiation, further studies__________ 279Territories, papers, collection, etc_____________ 724

see also names of Territories. For matters relating equally to States and Ter-ritories, see States.

Territories and Insular Possessions Committee, Senate:

calendar.____ _________ ________ _______ 433hearings-------- ------- ------------------------------ 151,488

Territories Committee, House: report________________________________ 467

Tertian malaria, see Malaria.Tertiary period:

fossil plants from Argentine Republic_____ 261fossil plants from Colombia ____________ 1045

Testing, see Laboratories—also names of sub-stances or objects tested.

Testing Materials, American Society for, see American Society for Testing Materials.

Tests and Technical Control Division, Govern-ment Printing Office:

English bookbinding leathers............................ 494report, 1928________________________________494

Tetany from overbreathing............................. ..1/1050Teton National Park:

to establish......................................594,714,726Teton National Park, Grand, see Grand Teton

National Park.Tetraethyl lead gasoline, regulations______ 331,537Tewa Indians, lands in Santa Fe Co... 480,563,575 Tewksbury, Howard H.:

automotive market in Uruguay........................ 996automotive products in Brazil_____ ____ _ 214

Texas:bridge across Sabine River________ 358,442, 476census of agriculture, 1925............ 212compacts with N. Mex. and Okla. 481, 723, 727Federal aid highway system map_________ 992fossil mollusks from Reynosa formation.. 1044 gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc____ 285,918magnetic declination in 1927....____ _____ 145negro colleges and universities _______ 157

Texas—Continued. Pagepostal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers____ 1040mail traih schedules_________ 401, 791,1040post route map________________________ 666

redfish and other scisenids on coast_______ 555soil survey of west-central Tex____________ 142titles of citizens to lands transferred___ 584,726trematode worms from rabbits in Texas. 104.5 volcanic rocks of early Cretaceous age_____844

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station: accuracy of cattle weights_____________ 4ranch organization in the Southwest______ 67soil surveys—

Cameron County______________________ 693Harris County________________________ 208Henderson County__________ 694west-central Texas________ _____________142

Texas & New Orleans R. R.: acquisition and construction of line___ 504rates on—

muriate of potash__________________ 331pipe------------------------------------------------------859salt------ ------- 948

valuation___________________ 334Texas & Pacific Ry.:

bonds________________ 949control of Texas-New Mexico Ry____ ______385control of Texas Short Line Ry____________ 865dispute, emergency board to investigate—

proclamation creating_____________ 890report___ ______ 840

rates on- boilers------------------------------------- 939burlap bags_____ ______ 90kilns---------- ----------------------------------------- 96oil-engines___________________________ 304pipe------------------------------------------------------ 305

Texas Cement Plaster Co.: cement sacks___________________ 298gypsum---------------------------------------- 854sawdust___________________________________ 770

Texas City Terminal Co., valuation___________ 865Texas Company:

Albert S. Williams, etc., vs................ 530 oil-well supplies________ ____ ____________ 641Secretary of Interior vs................. 840,930

Texas fever: article on..._ 423quarantine to prevent spread______________ 271

Texas-New Mexico Ry.: control by Texas & Pacific Ry...................385proposed construction_____________________ 171

Texas, Oklahoma & Eastern R. R., lumber___ 856Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.:

clay______ ____ _________ _______ ____ _ 91tanks______ __________________ 385

Texas Short Line Ry., control_________________ 865Texas Sugar Refining Co., sugar__________ 170, 864Texel Zeegat, chart___________________________ 48Texts-books:

free books for D. C. children.____ __________614Textile Division, Foreign and Domestic Com-

Textiles:aids to American textile industry__________ 284changing uses of fibers in clothing, etc____ 277Government publications__________________ 284imports and exports, 1891-1927_____________ 531rates on tire fabric.................................... 385specification..______ ________ 1000stiffness produced by starches______________912ultra-violet transmission______________149,150working conditions in industry____________1007see also names of textiles.

Textiles and Clothing Division, Home Eco-nomics Bur______________ 341

Thames River, chart.____ _____________________785Thane, Henry, bridge_____ _____ 578,719,744Thanksgiving day, 1928, proclamation________ 258Thatcher, Maurice H., Laboratorio Conme-

morativo Gorgas de medicina tropical____ _ 184

Thayer, Russell, tunnel under DelawareRiver...________ _____________ 730

Thayer-West Point Hotel Corporation.............. 838,1009,1030

The Hague, Netherlands, see Hague, Nether-lands. •

Thelen, Rolf, kiln drying handbook............... .. 990

1232 ' Index, 1928-1929

PageTheosophical societies, census, 1926 ___________ 700Therapeutics:

practice of healing art in D. C.— hearing____________________ 18law..................... 716reports------------------- 449,564

see also Actinotherapy—Bibliotherapy— Occupational therapy—Physicaltherapy—also names of diseases, etc., treated.

Theriot, I., Mexican mosses collected byBrother Arsene Brouard.......... . 124

Thermal expansion:magnesium and some of its alloys (2)_____ 288tantalum-------------------- - ------------- - ------- 831,921

Thermodynamics, diagrams, tables, etc..............964Thermomagnetic analysis, apparatus for— 559,830 Thermometers:

clinical, elimination of waste______________289Government publications relating to............934

Thiessen, Reinhardt, terminology in coal research__ _____ _____ 703

Thilmany Pulp & Paper Co., wood-pulp_____ 104Thistles, see Canada thistle.Thomas, B. G. H., vapors of methyl bromide,

etc_____ ______________ 899Thomas, C. C., rose from Portugal—................ 428Thomas, Elmer (Senator from Okla.):

reports made by—Finance Com_______ _______ ____ _ 615Indian Affairs Com.......... .. 365,480,616,617

Thomas, H. B., & Co., United States v_______ 153Thomas, Henry E., relief______ ______ _______ 462Thomas, J. R., acromegalia_________________ 248Thomas, James M., relief__________ _____ 609 713Thomas, Lamirah F., relief.......... .................. ’571Thomas, R. S., Buffalo, N. Y., district_______ 684Thomas, Walter E., fee for attorney________ _ 671Thomas, Woodlief, manufactures, 1899-192’3— 281Thomas, Fort, improvement of Fort Thomas

ave____________________354Thome, Leo B„ relief................. ............ 452Thompson, L. L., bridge_____________ 581,612,723Thompson, E. H.:

feeding cottonseed products to livestock... 273judging beef cattle________ _______________ 201

Thompson, F. L., seaplane float______________niThompson, George H., v. United States........... .. 755Thompson, H. C.:

asparagus........ .......... 206storage of sweet potatoes___________________207

Thompson, J. T., Yadkin River bridge.............. 697Thompson, Laura A.:

injunctions in labor disputes, bibl____ 178,246old-age pensions in Australia, etc_____ 780,781old-age pensions in Canada___________ 654,781

Thompson, Lewis R.: illumination in Chicago post office.......681studies in physical development, etc...........681

same, summary, in pub. health rps., v. 43---- 415

Thompson, Lila K.: dairy and poultry statistics...... ..................201dairy statistics____________ 812farm animals and animal products________ 138field crops other than grains_________ ______201fruits and vegetables................................ 138grains......................................... 138

Thompson, Samuel H., appointment_________ 794Thompson, Sylvester S., relief____ _____ 462Thompson, William B., relief—____ __________609Thompson Drug Co., denatured alcohol______ 25Thompson Yards, Inc., coal____ ________ 92Thomson, Andrew:

blue-sky measurements at Apia____________698upper-air currents at Honolulu____________ 698

Thomson-Reiber Implement Co., Ltd..............171Thoracic empyema____ ______ 882Thorne, Gerald, nematodes______________ 337,550Thorne, M. A., friction of aviation engines. Ill, 878Thornton, Michael J., mental disease____ ______983Thorp, Charles M., vs. Edward M. Neary........530Thorp, James, soil survey, Greene County, Ala. 910Thorp & Bond ». United States______________ 874Thorpe, Joseph F., relief_________ _______ 571,713Three-in-One Oil Co. ». United States____ 630,838Thrift, Navy training course.____ ___________ 318Thrust faulting, etc., near Highwood Mts____ 759

TageTnunder dance of Fox Indians................................1043Thunder gens of Fox Indians, dance.................... 55Thunderstorms, see Storms.Thurnes, Clara, relief............ .................... 571Thurston, John A., peptic ulcers_____________ 538Thurston, W. Harris, & Co., Inc...____ _____ 155Thyroid extract, sciatic neuritis treated with.. 194 Thyroid gland, and communicable diseases. 331,

537 see also Goiter.

Tibetan accessions to Library of Congress____ 655Tibia:

fracture of left tibia................................... 980tongs in treatment of fractures............ .. 2-18,317

Tick fever, see Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains—Texas fever.

Ticks, see Cattle-tick—Sheep tick—Spinose ear tick—Wood tick.

Tidal Oil Co., pipe................. 946Tidal Osage Oil Co. v. Sec. of Interior________ 874Tides:

bench marks, New Jersey__________ _____ 282calendar for Baltimore and Cape Henry .. 46,

114, 181, 250, 318, 396, 518, 658, 785, 884,962,1033

calendar for Norfolk and Newport News... 46 114, 181, 250, 319, 396, 518, 658, 785, 884,962,1033

current charts, New York Harbor____ 346,700in Portsmouth Harbor___________________ 554publications—

for sale by supt. of docs___________ 21,1012of Coast and Geodetic Survey____ 554,823

tide tables—catalogues........................ 72,145.823for Atlantic Coast, 1930__________ 995for Boston Harbor and vicinity, 1929... 433for New York Harbor, 1929....... 554for Pacific Coast, 1929.................. 72for Panama (Balboa), 1929_______ 400for U. S. and foreign ports, 1929............. 212

Tiedjens, Victor A.:sex ratios in cucumber flowers__________ 3,199shape of fruit in Cucumis sativus________ 3,65

Tiefen Hafen, Dago I., chart.............................. 319Tientsin, China, see German-American Hos-

pital, Tientsin, China.Ties, see Baling ties—Railroad ties.Tift, A. C., tanks............................ 865Tilden, Fort, military res., reserving land.. 325,794 Tile:

fiie resistance of hollow tile........................... 439rates on hollow tile..................... ................. 96,164tariff information, rubber tile____ __________976

Tillamook Bay, chart_________________________ 213Tillotson, C. R.:

coniferous trees on farm_____________ 341farm woods________________ 426hardwood seedlings on farm________ _______911

Tilton, L. W., prism refractometry_______ 830,921Tilton, Welcome B., vagotonia................................ 804Timber:

along boundary of Yosemite Park.. 724,735,752 black walnut, selling_____________________ 695farm timber, measuring and marketing.... 276 farm timbers, preservative treatment_____ 549pine, growing for profit in the South............ 6pulp-timber resources of Alaska___________ 426second growth timber worth holding........... 426storage problems in the East and South... 991 why gi ow timber?..................... 6wind-thrown, deterioration_______________ 819see also Forests and forestry.

Timberlake, E. J., statement............ ................. 17Time:

standard time conversion chart............... 16time zone chart of the world_________ 787uniform time system... 46,114,181,658,961,1033

Timmerman, Christopher, alias, see Thomas, Henry E.

Timpson & Henderson Ry., guaranty settle-ment............. . 308

Tin:brief talk about tin...... .......... 119oxygen by hydrogen-antimony-tin____ 287,288production in 1927............... 437rates on_______ _____ 194

July-June 1233Page

Tin cans (destroyers in Navy).................... 113Tin-foil, rates on_________________ ________ 37,949Tin-plate, rates on.................... 646Tindle, James R., v. United States.............. 838,874Tinicum Township, Pa., case________________ 106Tinsel, rates on................................................. 646Tinting, strength of pigments (2 entries)...........149Tipton quadrangle, Calif_____________________ 158Tiptonville, Tenn., bridge____ _______ 579,610, 719Tire fabric, rates on______ _____ 385Tires:

bicycle, specification_____ _____________ 831Government supplies____________ 802,978,1048pneumatic, tread movement measurement. 77,

150rates on.................... 37standard list of sizes....................... 679

Tirfing Steamship Company, Incorporated, see Angfartygs Aktiebolaget Tirfing.

Tisdall, C., Co., relief...................... 473,713Tisdel, Alton P., see Documents Office.Tissue cells, action of electric currents on.......... 58Titanium:

production in 1927_______________ ______ _ 918wave lengths in vacuum arc spectra.... 77,150

Titles held calendar, 1929_____________________ 514Titration, complement, with general formula.. 131Titus, Harry W.:

growth of chickens___________________ 5growth of Rhode Island reds_____________ 5

Tivoli Theatre Co____________________ 386Tobacco:

and manufactures, tariff........... 469, 736,1006boron deficiency, effect on growth-------811,913culture_________ _______ _________________ 991curing.................... 278leaf tobacco—

held by manufacturers........... . 72, 281, 553stocks, imports, etc., 1927............... 212stocks, imports, etc., 1928......... 994

mosaic disease, effect on yield, etc.........811,913rates on................................... 949statistics, collection and publication.............442see also Cigarettes.

Tobacco beetle, how to prevent damage— 204,989Tobacco Foil Co., lead_______________________ 236Tobago, money-order post offices-------------------- 255Tobey, James A., la leche y la salud............ .. 184Tobi Island, chart________________________ _ 182Tobias, Harry, rp., etc., of Fed Trade Comn... 154Tobyhanna National Forest.............. .................. 257Todd, W. E. Clyde, wood-warbler___________ 893Todd Harbor, Mich., chart____ _______ ____ - 1052Todoro Ko, chart------------ -------------- 660Toilet paper, rates on_____________ _ 171,504,772Toiletries, United States trade_________________826Toiyabe National Forest, boundaries modified. 257Tokyo-Yokohama district, reconstruction, etc. 216Toledo, Ohio, mail distribution scheme........ .. 121Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry., trackage______ 104Toledo, Saginaw & Muskegon Ry., demurrage. 1018

Toll, Herbert, estate, war risk insurance______ 615Toll bridges, see Bridges.Tolley, H. R., fire prevention, etc-------- ---------- 201Tom Gum Hin, alias, see Tom Ung Chai.Tom Ung Chai, v. A. E. Burnett_____________ 109Tomahawk Pulp & Paper Co., wood-pulp------ 386Tomato:

as truck crop___________ 550greenhouse tomatoes_____ _____ 207ionizable constituents, soil reaction----- 199,200nailhead rust, tomatoes resistant to.......... 428pathogenicity of F.lycopersici.... ..........— 3,66potassium in plants, translocation------ 811,987rates on__________________________ 239,505,865toxic excretory products of F. lycopersici. 3,66 witches’ broom____________________ ____ 3,137

Tombigbee River, bridge_____________ 582,724,748Tomlinson, William G., ». United States...........244Tompkins, William F., Savannah, Ga., dis-

trict..—................................. 541Tompkinsville quadrangle, Tenn.-Ky............. 1014Tongass National Forest, land excluded... 188,258 Tongs in treatment of fractures.............. 248,317Tongue:

tremor in syphilis, tuberculosis. ...

517194

PageTonguet, Martha J., relief..----------- ---------------- 462Tonney, Fred O., bacteria, chlorine death pts.. 517Tonsillectomy:

hemorrhage following tonsillectomy__ ______194post-tonsillectomy pain (2 entries)------------ 882tuberculous activity following---------------------194under local anesthesia_____________________ 131

Tonto National Forest: boundaries modified..^..-- ------------------ 53resources, etc--------------------------------- 549

Toole, E. H., seed counter------ ----------------- 207Tools:

basic electrician, students manual_________ 132foreign markets for hand tools---------- --------- 13rates on..------------------- 865

Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd........... ....... 177,955Tooth, see Teeth.Topographic maps...------------------------------------- 23,

87,158,232,295,496, 760,844,1014Topography, see Surveying.Topography Division, Post Office Dept----------- 51,

122, 187, 256, 324, 402, 523, 665, 791,890,969,1040

Topping, effect on yield of coffee------- - ------------ 6Toquothty, Robert, oil and gas royalties......... 357/

480, .561Tornadoes, see Storms.Torque of concentric solenoids (2)--------------------- 288Tortugas Islands, Cerion breeding-------------------- 795Touart, A. J., relief_________ ________ 740Toughness of cotton bolls___________ ____ 65,199Tourane Bay, chart__________________________ 183Tova Island, chart............................... -............---- 398Tower, C. J., & Sons, U. S. v------------------- 755,1009Towers, John H., medal........................... 563Town sites on irrigation projects........... 457,618,723Townend, H. C. H., tests of 3 airplane models. IllTowns, see Cities and towns.Townsend, C. O., sugar-beet under irrigation.. 207Townsend, Charles H., public aquarium-------- 555Townsend, Charles W., relief_________________ 750Townsend, F. M., medical difficulties in

Nicaragua____________ 248Townsend, J. G., health program, Miss.

Valley_________ _________ 130Townsend, Joel, relief_________________________ 590Toxins, see Biological products—Poisons.Toys:

case of August Merckens-------------------------- 839case of Louis Wolf & Co__________________ 839

Tozzi, James, grapes............................... ——............ 95Trachoma:

in schools on or near Indian res., Mont-------803studies__________________________ ____ 130,331

Trackage, Chicago & Alton R. R-------- ------------104Tractors:

Army technical regulations.................— 131rates on.............................—------------------------- 171

Tracy, W. W., sr., vegetable seeds___________ 429Trade, see Commerce—Imports and exports—

Retail trade—Wholesale trade.Trade agreements:

character in United States_____________ 654in 1927..------------------------------ 781safety codes should be in agreements------- 1031vacations with pay------------------------------------- 876

Trade and Industrial Education, Southern Regional Conference for Repre-sentatives of, see Southern Regional Conference for Representatives of Trade and Industrial Education.

Trade and industrial series_______ -____ 20,84,840Trade associations, see Commercial associa-

tions.Trade Commission, see Federal Trade Com-

mission.Trade education, see Technical education.Trade information bulletin, see Commerce.Trade-marks:

decisions, 1928____________ ................... 919decisions (separates from Official gazette). 14,

75, 76,147, 217, 218, 286, 350, 437, 438, 557,704,828,919,998

imported mdse, copying name of domestic. 128 index of trade-marks issued, 1928------ --------- 557lists (in Official gazette)____ 14,76,148,219,286,

350,438, 557,705,829,919,998

1234 Index, 1928-1929

Trade-marks—Continued. Pageuow _____ 1O, iv, ZZU, ZOO, ZO/, OOI,

438,439, 558,705,706. 829,920.999 protection, inter-American convention____ 705registrants, weekly list______ 14,15, 76,148,219,

286,350,438, 557,705,829,920,998 Trade promotion series, see Commerce.Trade reports, see Commerce.Trade schools, see Technical education. Trade-unions, see Labowunions.Tradewater River, report on project__________ 81Trading with the enemy act _____________ 551Traffic:

air traffic rules___________________________ 8laws and regulations in Canal Zone_______ 966motor-vehicle traffic, D. C., regulation.... 614 operators’ permits, Govt, vehicles________ 716see also Passenger traffic.

Traffic Department, Shipping Board Mer-chant Fleet Corporation__________ 54,

124, 189, 258, 326, 404, 526, 668, 795, 892,971,1042

Traffic director, D. C., report, 1928___________ 370Trafton, William O., medal of honor_________ 734Trails:

construction, etc., in Alaska, report___ 686,807in national forests, legislation, etc_________ 278Indian trails of the Southeast_____________ 55

Train-control devices:installation on—

Central R. R. of New Jersey................949Chicago & Alton R. R________________646Chicago & North Western Ry________ 505Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific

R. R---------------------------- 950Delaware & Hudson Co______________ 950Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

R. R_______ _______________________865Erie R. R___________________________ 1026Lehigh Valley R. R___________________ 239New York, New Haven & Hartford

R. R.........-______ 308,309Pennsylvania R. R______________ 239,1026Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.

Louis Ry____________ 239Reading Company____________________ 308Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac

R. R--------------------------------------------- 37West Jersey & Seashore R. R_________ 239

report and order on further hearing_______ 385statistics, tabulation______________________ 160see also Safety appliances.

Train order transmission by telegraph, etc . 160Train service, Michigan Central R. R________ 646Train-stop devices, see Train-control devices. Training camps, see Military camps.Training Division, Navigation Bur___ 249, 517,960Training manuals, see Army.

correction for p. 721......... 810Trammell, Park (Senator from Fla.):

reports made by—Claims Com_ 472, 603,604,607,608,609, 739Naval Affairs Com_________________ 623

Transandine Ry________________________ 279Transcontinental Oil Co., petroleum_____ 237,859Transfer charges:

by dray and truck in St. Louis, Mo., etc.. 1027Sunbury Converting Works..................... 309

Transfers, see Civil service.Transit Commission of New York...........................895Translocation of potassium in tomato_____811,987Transport Service, see Army Transport Service.Transportation:

Army training regulations______________806military passenger agreements.............. .. 62,196National Guard regulations____ ___________903o transporte de carga por autocaminhao... 185of livestock, maintaining health________ 988of mails, see International postal service—

Mail contracts—Railway Mail Ser-vice,

publications for sale—Government............. ............................. 156,843Interstate Commerce Commission____ 156

Transportation—Continued. Pagesafety rules, U. S. navy yards, etc............. 251see also Shipping.

Transportation Division, Foreign and Domes-tic Commerce Bur_ 347, 555

Transudates, standardization of exam____ 538,804Trash, see Refuse.Travel:

routes and costs in Mexico..____ _________ 146seeing South America, travel information. 1038 iveling expenses:civilian officers and employees_____________ 521dependents of Army, etc., personnel______ 464Government regulations as amended_____ 677see also certain headings beginning Pay.

Traverse, see Surveying.Travis, Don C., patent appeal_______________ 287Traxler, D. B., see, as president, Realty Corpor-

ation of Greenville.Treadwell, Aaron L.:

polychaetous annelid of genus Phyllodoce.. 326polychaetous annelids from Argentine____ 1044

Treasurer of United States_______ 59,130,194, 264,332,415,537,681,804,900,980,1050

report, 1928_________________ 415salaries, estimate________________________ 1047

Treasury:daily statement______________ 57,128,191,262,

329,410, 531,673,800,897,977,1047decisions—

Jan.-June, 1928________________________ 329Jan.-June, 1928, index............................... 191July-Dec. 1928 ________________________ 800July-Dec. 1928, index_________________ 673Jan.-Dec. 1928.................. 898Jan.-Dec. 1928, index__________________ 673copyright, importation________________ 316separates-------- - ---------------------- 128,534,673weekly----------------------------- 57,128,192,262,

329,410, 531,673,801,897,977,1047Treasury bills:

issuance for short-term financing— hearings-------------------------------------- 1004law------------------- 1001report s-------- ------- ------------------ 925,927,1003

Treasury bonds, 3-H per cent, 1940-43_________ 57Treasury certificates, see Certificates of indebt-

edness—Treasury savings certifi-cates.

Treasury checks, stoppage of payment________ 187Treasury Department____________ 57,128,191, 262

329,410, 531, 673,800,897,977,1047 appropriations—

1928, estimate_______________ 4121929, estimates_____________________412,6771930, estimate________________________ 6771930, hearings..------ ------------ 356,3631930, law.__________ 3541930, reports---------------------------- 354,356,363

employees’ names, changes to be reported. 57 export debenture plan, analysis_________ 926judgments against_______________ 387,507,1028public buildings, report_____________ 800report, 1928.................. ....................... ......... 416,1047telephone directory__________ 897see also Mellon, Andrew W.

Treasury savings certificates, payment... 323Treaties:

recent, 70th Cong. 1st sess............................ 224treaty series_________ _____ _ 126,190,

528,669, 797, 798,894,973,974,1045 see also subjects, and names of countries.

Tree-oil, see Tung-oil.Tree-performance records, citrus fruit 427Tree planting:

coniferous trees on farm............................ 341Government publications for sale........... ... 230hardwood seedlings on farm..____ _________911in Great Plains region____________________ 6publications of Agriculture Dept._____ 1 817southern pine._____ _____________________ 990see also Forests and forestry.

Trees:caring for, publications of Agric. Dept. . 817cottontail rabbits in relation to............... 274,988fire kills trees and robs soil....... 205

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Trees—Continued.giant Sequoia menaced by tourists________429growth in Forest of Dean_____ ______ ____ 69propagation of trees__________ _______ _ 991selection forests of Sierra Nevada________ 3,68see also Christmas trees—Citrus fruit—Co-

nifers—Nursery stock—Timber— Tree planting—also names of trees.

Trematodes, see Fluke-worms.Tremor of tongue in syphilis_________________ 517Trench mortars:

ammunition, standard nomenclature_____ 334standard nomenclature list_______________ 268

Trenton, U. S. S.: food poisoning on board______________ 248

Trenton Chamber of Commerce______________ 93Treponema pallidum, dark-field examination... 516Treponematosis:

among Bedouin Arabs____________ 248,317antimony and potassium tartrate_________ 882

Treyz, G. H., & Co., coal_________________ 92,940Triangulation, see Surveying.Trianon, Inc., United States »................... 491Tribal lands, see Indians.Trible, G. B., lipiodol in sinus diagnosis... 881,882Trice, V. Calvin, bridge______________ 473,576,715Trichinosis caused by eating raw pork________ 909Trichostrongylid worms, see Nematode worms.Trigonometric parallaxes of 440 stars__________ 656Trinidad, Wenceslao, Pampanga Sugar Mills

vs.............................. 896Trinidad:

money-order post offices______________ 255Trinidad, Gulf of:

channels bet. gulf and Magellan Strait_ 114Trinity & Brazos Valley Ry.:

receiver’s certificates... . ................ 171,646valuation__________________________ 865

Trinity Valley & Northern Ry_______ ________1027Tripartite Claims Commission, U. S., Austria,

and Hungary_________ 56payments of awards against Austria_______ 410see also names of claimants.

Tripoli, see Libia.Trisodium phosphate:

rates on___________ _____ ____________ 865specification_________ ____ ___ ____ ______ 223

Triticum vulgare, see Wheat.Tromelin Island, see Fais Island.Troncoso, Moisfis P.:

labor organizations in Chile______________ 391same, summary______________________ 654

Troops, see Soldiers.Tropic Everglades National Park____ 488, 595, 724Tropical storms, see Storms.Tropical year, see Calendar.Tropics:

adubos verdes para a America tropical____ 662climatological data for South America____ 7Laboratorio Conmemorativo Gorgas de

medicina tropical..._____ _________ 184operative gynecology______ _______ 882spinal fluid in tropical syphilis_______ 248,317

Tropisms and sense organs of Lepidoptera____ 892Trout, Clement E., rag-doll seed tester____ 207,991Trout, protection in Pamlico, etc., sounds____ 214Troutt, James M., transfixion wound of neck. 46,113Trowbridge, E. A., grading up beef cattle_____ 201Truck farming, see Market gardening.Trucks, see Car-trucks—Motor-trucks.True, Alfred C., agric, extension work.............. 340Truesdale, Nicoll, Falk, and Gale, fee________ 327Truesdell, Leon E.:

blind population of U. S., 1920____________ 432water transportation, 1926................................. 822

Trull, F. W.:soil survey, Barry County, Mich.................. 693soil survey, Isabella County, Mich_______ 547

Trullinger, R. W., soil hydromechanics (2)____ 276Trumbull, Bertha V., fee for attorney................. 328Trumbull County, Ohio:

bridge at Warren______ ____ _____ 578,719, 744

Truss, computation of deflections_____________ 266’Trust companies, condition rps., preparation.. 154

see also Indian trust estates—also names of companies.

PageTrusts:

cases instituted under antitrust laws..............390decisions under antitrust acts________ ____ 42law against unlawful restraints, etc_______ 293

Tryon,F. G.:coal in 1926_______________ ____________ _ 284coal in 1927_______________________________918coke and by products in 1926________ ____ 284fuel briquets in 1927_________________ 75

Tryparsamid, treatment of neurosyphilis..........900TS airplane, see Airplanes.Tschermigite from southern Utah______________527Tschudin, Charles, patent appeal______________704Tso, S. K. Sheldon, labor movement in China. 109Tsuchizaki Byochi, chart.......... .......... 518Tsuiyama Ko, chart.............. .............................. 659Tsungming Crossing, chart__________________ 1036Tsuruga Wan, chart__________ 115Tsushima Kaikyo, chart_______________________182Tubercle bacillus, see Bacillus tuberculosis.Tuberculin susceptibility of rat______ ____ 264,415Tuberculosis:

abscess, tuberculous____ _____ 59,900air-bath treatment________________________ 194asthma following_________________________ 194children’s sanatorium in D. C____ 572,614, 716clinical data chart_____ ’.____ _____ ____ _ 804contentment in treatment________________ 1050death cause, report of 50 autopsies_________ 804diabetic, tuberculous____________ 900diagnosis of arrested tuberculosis___________415empyema, tuberculous_________________ 1050far-advanced pulmonary tuberculosis______ 538fistula in ano, tuberculous_________________ 416following tonsillectomy___________________ 194healed miliary tuberculosis________________ 804hospital library service__________ 265in Haiti____________________________ 516infection with tuberculous sputum______ 1050intestinal—

in adults......... .................... 804observations__________________________ 131ultra violet rays in treatment________ 1050

nursing care of the tuberculous___________ 60occupational therapy, gardening, etc........ 980of slight and intermittent activity_________ 900of tongue_________________________________ 194pathological, etc., processes, relation_______ 416prognosis in pulmonary tuberculosis.... 59,416 surgical treatment___________________ 980,1050terminal signs, pulmonary tuberculosis.... 265 they can be made well___________________ 538tuberculosis (2 entries)____________________ 882Veterans’ Bureau problem________________ 415

Tuberculosis in animals:danger of bovine, etc., tuberculosis................ 926detection, control, etc., in live stock_______ 273eradication, estimate______________________ 411fowls___________ 813war map of tuberculosis of livestock_______ 339

Tubes:metallic packing for condenser tubes______222pressure measurement through tubes_____ 111rates on boiler tubes______________________ 309rates on steel tubing_______________________ 865specification, rubber tubing..................... 922

Tubes (inner):Government supplies.____ ______ 802,978,1048standard list of sizes................. . ............ 679

Tubs, see Bath-tubs.Tucker, C. M., enfermedades del caffs en

America_______________________ _ 252Tucker, Ruth, fruits and vegetables__________ 138Tucker, W. C., v. Acel C. Alexander.......... .. 177Tucker, William A., zinc-coated steel_____ 149,150Tucker Island, see Satawal Island.Tularemia:

article on_____ _____ __________ ______ 248,317in sheep in nature____________________ 536,803quail as infection source in man__________ 899report of 4 cases, 1 fatal_______________ 248,318

Tule Lake Bird Refuge, Executive order_____ 258Tulsa, Okla.:

International Petroleum Exposition...........1002port of entry in customs district.................... 257Traffic Association-

oil-well supplies.................................... 858salt____________________________ 862

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Tumors:Page

of spinal cord, involving cauda equina____ 804parotid, facial nerve preservation (2)_____ 882see also Cancer.

Tumors in sunflower...____ _________________ 656Tung-oil, tree does best in coastal regions . . 207Tungsten in 1927.____ ________________ . 918Tungsten lamp, see Electric lamps.Tunnel R. R. of St. Louis, valuation______ . 308Tunnels:

sites in U. S., bibliography_______________ 495under Delaware River_____________2.22222 730see also Wind tunnels.

Tupelo, Miss., battle field____________ 564,620,714Turbines, operation, care, and repair 249 880 Turnbuckles, elimination of waste_____ ______ 78Turner, Edgar A., patent appeal____________ 351Turner, Howard A., farm lease contract. .... 812 Turner, J. E., bridge_________________ 454,611, 721Turner, John W., tuberculosis chart__________ 804Turner, Mason, Ceylon industries, etc..................701Turner Marble & Granite Co., marble . . 381 Turnips, rhizoctonia rot in storage .. 545 697Turnover, see Labor.Turpentine:

census report, 1927...__________ _____ ____ _ 994standard, notice of establishment, etc______ 422see also Naval stores.

Turrets, enlarged openings in faceplates............... 657Turtle Mountain Reservation............ ................ 1002Tuskegee Negro Conference___________________ 681Tuttle, Howard K., pelvic inflammations 789Tutuila:

chart___________________ _ 554light list--------------------------------2222222222222 826money-order post offices___________ 255water supply at Naval Station___________2 46see also American Samoa.

Tweezers, case of R. F. Downing & Co______ 1009Twenty^eight month period in solar activity... 209 Twin City Forge & Foundary Co.:

iron ores....____ _________________________ 767satisfaction of mortgage___________ 468,713,741

Twin Lakes Oil Corporation, supplies.. 304 Twine:

hard fiber, elimination of waste____ 560rates on------------------------------------------- 171,505

Twinplex Sales Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc____ _ 155

Twomey, George W., cheilitis exfoliativa .... 538Tydings, Millard E. (Senator from Md.):

report made by—Naval Affairs Com ____ __________ 625

Tyler, Paul M., cadmium in 1927__________ 703Type metal investigation _______________ 1011Typewriters, Government supplies.. 679Typhoid fever:

attributed to oyster consumption_____ 194,332bacilli, longevity in Cheddar cheese . 882prevalence in United States.... 193

Typhoons, see Storms.Typhus fever:

distribution in United States_________ 331,537endemic typhus of southeastern U. S_____ 803

Typographical Union, see International Typo-graphical Union.

Tyroler, Henry R., C. F. Routzahn v. . ............ 778Tyronza Central R. R., valuation___ 238Tyson, James, soil, Hillsdale County, Mich 424Tyson, Lawrence D. (Senator from Tenn.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com......... ............... 367,621

UUchiumi Ko, chart................................................. 115Uchiura Wan, see Volcano Bay.Uddenborg, Johan R., patent appeal............... 829Ugra, Marsa, Anchorage, chart........... ............ 786Uinta Indians, claims,.............. . ..................' 575,617Uintah Telephone Co., sale of properties ’ 646Ujina Ko, chart.. ............ " 661Ukoko Road, chart_______ 785Ulcers: .................

abdominal wall, gangrenous ulceration____416gastric and duodenal, diagnosis____________ 538peptic, repeated perforations__________ 538peptic, surgical management__________ 59

Ulery, Clarence, warrant officer________ 483,561

PageUlithi Islands, chart................................... . . 182Ullman Manufacturing Co. t>. U. S 83, 226,511 Ulrich, John M., v. Sec. of State, etc... 491,955,956 Ultra-violet rays:

application in severe dermatitis..................... 60fungicidal action______ 691 697transmission through fabrics............... 149,150treatment of intestinal tuberculosis______ 1050under-water spark in spectrophotometry .. 288

Umpqua Indians, claims._____ ______ 450,616,715Umpqua River, chart_________________ 214Unadilla Valley Ry. vs. Ernest Caldine .’2 '222 409 Uncompahgre Indians, claims..................... 575,617Undercooling point in insects_____________ 421,545Underground water, see Water (underground).Underhill, Charles L. (Representative from

Mass.):reports made by—

Accounts Com---------------- 443, 566,924,1004Claims Com........... ................ 445,

446,447,448,568,569, 570,728,729Conference Com_____________ .. 564,726

Underwriting, see Insurance.Undulant fever:

epidemiology in Iowa________________ 194,536in Veterans’ Hospital, Knoxville, Iowa___ 804

Unemployment, see Employment and unem-ployment.

Unemployment insurance, foreign countries... 513 Unidirectional radiobeacon for aircraft . ........... 288Uniform Printing & Supply Co......... ................. 390Uniforms:

Coast Guard regulations, enlisted persons. 57 Lighthouses Bureau regulations, 1928.......... 147Public Health Service regulations, amdt... 980

Union, Nebr., bridge... ........... .. 364,442Union Company v. United States___ ... 226,778Union County, Ark., bridge................ .. . 442,476Union Land Co. v. United States____ ____ 369,652Union Metal Manufacturing Co., sand.............. 307Union of South Africa:

footwear trade and industry, 1927................. 214motor roads in South Africa.____ ________ 349

Union Pacific R. R.:bonds................................. 37misrouting.................. ................................... .2. 501operation of line_______________________ _ 239rates on—

hay------------------------------------ 766oi)-well supplies................. .......... 98tents............................. 504

right of way for water pipe line................... 325v. Frank K. Bowers..___________________ 42

Union Passenger Depot Co. of Galveston_____ 865Union Railway Co. (Memphis, Tenn.)............382Union Shipping & Trading Co., Ltd_____ 609,735Union Smelting & Refining Co_____________ 867Union Switch & Signal Co.:

train-control or train-stop devices on—Central R. R. of New Jersey................ 949Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pa-

cific R. R____________________ 950Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

R-R...................-............................ 865New York, New Haven & Hartford

R.R------------------- 308,309Pennsylvania R. R_________ 239,1026Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago &

St. Louis Ry_______________ 239Reading Company..................... 308Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac

R- R.................................................. 37West Jersey & Seashore R.R_____ 239

Union Terminal Ry.:notes........................................................................ 865valuation........ ............ 959

Union Trust Co., administrator, v. U. §2............. 82Union Trust Co., trustee, Charles M. Dean v. 873Union Veterans ol Civil War, Sons of, see Sons

of Union Veterans of Civil War.Union Woolen Mills Co., Jackson, Mich......... . 932Union Woolen Mills Co., Racine, Wis________ 932Unions, see Labor-unions.United American Mechanics, Junior Order of,

see Junior Order of United Amer-ican Mechanics.

United Brethren bodies, census, 1926 8°2United Cigar Stores Co. of America ». U. S 874

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United Confederate Veterans: loan of tents, cots, etc_________ 463,563,622Marine Band to attend reunion_________ 464,

562,624,923United Engineering & Foundry Co__________ 861United Fuel Gas Co.:

vs. Public Service Comn. of W. Va., etc__ 529vs. Railroad Comn. of Kentucky, etc_____ 529

United Kingdom, see Great Britian.United Materials Co., plaster_______________ 1023United Paperboard Co., Inc.:

strawboard.................... 864wood-pulp................... ........................ 951

United Profit-Sharing Corporation v. U.S_____ 109United Spanish War Veterans, proceedings,

30th encampment______923United States:

Note.—For all subjects pertaining to the United States, except its government, general history, and description, see such subjects. For all Departments, bureaus, etc., of the Government of the United States, see the names of such Depart-ments, bureaus, etc.

legislative, etc., branches of Government.. 761physical divisions___________ ________ _ 760statistical abstract, 1928...................................... 216see also America.

United States Army training manual, see Army, training manual.

United States Bedding Co.: beds........... 89cotton........................ ............. ................................. 764

United States Bobbin & Shuttle Co-------------- 1016United States Bung Manufacturing Co________297United States Can Co____ _______________ 377United States code, see Code of U. S.United States Conservation Co. v. U. S_______652United States Court for China, see China,

United States Court for.United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co............. 19,

39,175, 240,310,386, 671,773,975United States Good Roads Association............... 600United States Graphite Co.:

coke___ ____________ 637graphite..................... 942soapstone........ .......................... 863

United States Gypsum Co., dental plaster____ 851United States Housing Corp. v. U. S. S. Wasp.. 389United States Light & Heat Corp. v. U.S_____ 630United States Phosphoric Products Corp.......... 938United States Printing and Lithograph Co.... 896United States reports, see Supreme Court of

United States, cases adjudged.United States Steel Products Co_____________ 771United Theaters Co. v. United States................653United Verde Copper Co., coal............................. 378Unity Railways, valuation................ .............. 385Universal Postal Union, statistics--------------------- 401Universalist Church, census, 1926______________ 72Universities, see Colleges and universities—also

names of universities.Unlading and lading:

Allied Packers, Inc_________ ____________ 104Chicago Live Stock Exchange........................ 38McCormick Warehouse Co_____ ___________505Southern Transportation Co __________ 239see also Bills of lading.

Uno Ko, chart........................ . 1034Updike, Godfrey, trustee, vs. U. S................ 630,953Upper Trail Lake, land excluded from Chugaeh

National Forest.......................................257Uranium in 1927................. 918Urea fertilizer, production in U. S., etc..............410Ureter:

calculus, report of case.......................................... 538double.................... 537transplantation, Coffey technique_________ 980

Ureterography and pyelography..................... 46,113Uruguay:

article on.................................................................. 119automotive market............................................. 996foreign trade for 1927......... 965public instruction......... ...................................... 521

same (in Spanish)--------------------- 1038sanitary convention with Brazil.......................537shells, fresh-water and marine bivalve______261

PageUruguay River, chart of entrance____________ 48Useless Executive Papers, Joint Select Com-

mittee on Disposition of:reports___________________________ 488,752,753

Useless papers, disposition___________________ 488see also names of Departments, etc., to

which useless papers belong.Usilton, Lida J.:

sex education in senior high schools............ . 332venereal disease in Tennessee_________ 332,537

Usury in District of Columbia......... .......... 613Utah:

analcite and meerschaum beds........................1013browse forage as range for cattle......................990compact with Colo., etc., consent............... . 618gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc.............. 147grains for dry lands_______________________550lands—

air navigation facilities_______ ____ _ 53exchange_____________ 467,726opened to homestead entry____________ 325

leasing act, extending sec. 18a_____ 488,595,724mail trains, schedules________ 256,401,665,890map, post route______ ____ _______ ____ _ 666miners’ hospital, land grant______ 467,629,724sedimentary rocks in eastern Utah............. .. 23tschermigite, ammoniojarosite, etc.............. 527United States v....................________ 653

Utah Construction Co.................................. 530Utah-Idaho Sugar Co........... ................................... 932Utah Power & Light Co_____________________ 653Utah Shippers Traffic Association.............. ............301Utah University:

Metallurgical Research Department- precipitation of lead and copper___436

Ute Indians, claims............. .......... 575,617Utica Knitting Co. v. U. S___________ 291,390,490Utility commissions, see name of State or name

of place.Utility companies, see Public utility companies.

VVacations:

collective agreements, vacations with pay.. 876national forests, vacation in................. ..............341

Vaccine:Rocky Mountain spotted fever____________ 264virus, heat-resistant strain..------------------------979

Vacher, H. C., bentonite..................... 436Vacuum arc spectra of titanium.......................77,150Vacuum cleaners:

European markets________ __________ 826world markets.............. .................. 703

Vacuum Oil Co.: fuller’s earth.................. 301tin-plate________________________ 646

Vagotonia and gastrointestinal disturbances... 804Vail Company, sheep_____ _______ 863Vail Donaldson Co., heading______ __________ 95Vale irrigation project:

information_______ 88specifications, etc................................. 233,937,938

Valentine-Clark Co., misrouting............. ............ 858Valgren, V. N.:

crop insurance, risks, losses, etc........................ 421farmers’ mutual fire insurance-------------------422

Valle, J. A. Lopez del, see Lopez del Valle, J. A.Valley Electrical Supply Co., cookers.............. . 300Valois, G„ economfa nueva.................... ..................520Valuation Bureau, I. C. C................. 105,172,1027

accounts to be kept by railroads.......................938Valuation order__________ ________ _____ 172,1027Valves, seats welded to cast-steel frames----------657

see also Engines.Vanadium:

production in 1927............................................... 918rates on........................ 646

Vanadium Corporation of America......... ................646Van Bourgondien Brothers, U. S. v............ 20Van Camp, George, & Sons Co.................. ..............530Van Camp Packing Co____ _________ 530Vancouver, Wash., charts_____________ 10,347,823Vancouver Island, aviation chart.................... 884Vandecaveye, S. C., fermentation of cider. 199,271Vandegrift, F. B., & Co., U. S. v....... ................... 20Van de Kamp, P., see Kamp, P. van de.

1238 Index, 1928-1929

PageVandenberg, Arthur H. (Senator from Mich.):

reports made by—Commerce Com. ________ ________ 474,836District of Columbia Com____ 478,612,’ 613

Van Diest, Edmond C., trustee, v. U. S______ 488,629 647

Vandiver, Annie C., v. U. S................ 152,511’630Vandiver, Dorothy C., v. U. S________ 152,511’630Vandiver, Robert M., v. U. S_________ 152,511’630Van Duzee, M. C., tropical American diptera 669 Van Fleet raspberry thrives in South 207Vang, George, receiver, v. C. G. Lewellyn, etc? 952 Van Horne, Homer, artificial pneumothorax 1050 Van Leeuwen, Adrian, relief__________________463Van Leeuwen, E. R., codling-moth in Georgia? 989 Van Oosten, John, lake herring of Lake Huron 825 Vapor pressure:

molecular weight determination_____ 706,830correction for p. 706.. 810

Vapors:ethyl bromide_______________________ 130 264methyl bromide, etc________________??___ ’399water vapor of atmosphere, source..?.????? 69

Vare, William S. (Senator elect from Pennsyl-vania) :

claim to seat in Senate_______________ 225,614Varnish brushes, elimination of waste________ ’ 78Varnum, Margaret I., relief______________ 623 713Vasocrinus, fossil crinoid genus____ ________ ’527Vaughan, Lloyd D., decay of atmospheric

eddies________________ 209Vaughan, Thomas W., Foraminifera_____ 1044Vaughn, Margaret, relief_____________ 464, 625,713Vauthier, Louis, relief________________________ 590VE-7 airplane, see Airplanes.Veal grades, official standards.. 133Vealers, see Calves.Veatch, J. O.:

soil surveys—Antrim County, Mich_________________546Hillsdale County, Mich_____________ 424Ogemaw County, Mich..........?.. 139,815

Vedanta Society, census, 1926_________________ 72Veeder, Henry, v. comnr. of internal revenue 874 Vegetable fats, see Fats.Vegetable oils, see Oils.Vegetables:

car-lot shipments and unloads, 1924-26_____ 138containers used in shipping________________ 812foreign tariffs and import regulations____ ? 996foreign trade in vegetables_________________ 826freezing temperatures______________________912gardens of U. S. owe much to Indian____ ? 207home storage______________________________ 207industry, expansion in quarter century.??? 207 publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 757quarantine in Florida, host vegetables____ 968rates on. .------------------------- 89,104,866,950? 1027refrigeration charges_______________________ 861seeds for home and market garden ' 429 statistics, 1927_____________ ____ _________ 138see also names of vegetables.

Vegetative centers, physiology............ 248,318Vehicles:

domestic exports, 1926____________________ 12hire from letter carriers______________?.??? 724laws and regulations in Canal Zone______ ? 966public passenger, Canal Zone, tariff, etc... 789 see also Children’s vehicles—Motor-vehi-

cles—also names of vehicles.Veitch, F. P.:

home tanning____ _____ ________ ________ 988leather shoes, selection and care___ ' 203

Vejle Harbor, chart______________________ 1035Velazquez Bringas, Esperanza:

same (in Spanish)______________ ??.??? 252Veldee, M. V., morbidity in influenza epi-

demic________________ 979Velvet, case of Barker Brothers ’ ' ' 226Vendetti, Mike, v. United States...?.??? 314Veneers, rates on_________________ 866Venereal Disease Bureau, West Virginia Health

, .. DePt------- - 537Venereal diseases:

prevalence in—Mississippi........................................ 1050St. Louis_________ _____ ________ 1050Tennessee............................. ??? 332,537

PageVenereal diseases—Continued,

prophylactic stations in China__ _______881reports of 27 countries in 1926.............. 130 V. D. bulletin_______________ 332venereal disease information... . 59

130,194,332,415, 537,803. 980,1050 see also names of diseases.

Venereal Diseases Division... 59130,194.332,415, 537,681, 803.900,980,1050

Venezuela:articles in regular mails______chart_________ _____________foreign trade for 1926 and 1927. pilot________________________

Ventilation:

121260682

1033

coal-mine ventilation factors...........................703naval vessels______________________________ 878schools, rel. to respiratory illness______681,900submarine ventilation_________________ 46,113

Ventress, Charles G., relief___________________ 729Verde River Irrigation and Power District.?.? 875Vere Cove, chart____________________________ 1036Verification of financial statements__________ 1010Vermiculite deposits, Rainy Creek dist ... 760,935Vermont:

court, times of holding____________ 365, 583, 716mail contracts (2 entries)__________________ 322mail trains, schedules........ . 323, 522, 890,1040post route map_________________________ 666

Vernon Parish, La., bridge___________ 358,442,476Versailles, Pa., bridge________________ 358,477,725Vertebrae, cervical, syphilis___ _____ 1050Vessels, see Coast Guard cutters—Merchant

marine — Quarantine vessels—Shipping — Ships — Steamboats — War-ships.

Vesta, Warren C., relief of heirs______________ 735Vestris, steamship:

investigation of accident—report of Dickerson N. Hoover_______ 440report of Francis A. O’Neill___________ 470

Vetch:article on vetches__________________________208corn earworm as enemy__________________ 275seed impurities___________ 208

Veterans:civil service rules.____ _______________ 794,914consolidate activities affecting____________ ’ 729miscellaneous legislation, hearings________ 151see also Homestead—Hospitals—Life insur-

ance — Pensions — World Waradjusted compensation act—W’orld War veterans act—also names of certain military societies, e. g. American Legion—also names ofcertain wars.

-------------------------------- 1QU,264,415, 537,681,804, 900, 980,1050

appropriations, proposed legislation_______ 677diagnostic centers____________ 194,265, 804, 900establishment of Medical Service_________ 736hospitals, see Hospitals—also names of

places where located.laws, compilation..____ _____________ 151,833

265,415, 537, 538,804, 900,980,1050index, etc., tov. 4_____________________ 416

report, 1928_______ 416tuberculosis problem____________________ ? 415useless papers, disposition____ ____________ 753see also Hines, Frank T.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States: proceedings of 29th encampment........... 565

Veto:bills not signed before adjournment—

memorandum of Justice Dept... .. 510opinion of Supreme Court____ ____ ..1046

Vial, Leon C., Carson Petroleum Co. vs 896Vice President of United States:

automobile, estimate________ 469inauguration Mar. 4, 1929—

committee on arrangements__________ 361expenses of ceremonies_______ . 362

term of office-proceedings and debate in House 224

... . , rePort-.........----------------------------------------837Vicksburg, Miss.:

rivers, etc., in district,....__________ _ J 541

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Vicksburg Bridge and Terminal Co., bridge.. 453,610,719

Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.: bonds_______________________________ 1027rates on cotton________________ 850

Victor-American Fuel Co., coal-cars_________ 1017Victor Manufacturing & Gasket Co------------------235Vidalia, La., bridge__________________ 357,475,562Vienna Natural History Museum, muscoid

flies_______ 669Viette, Hymie, United States v__________ 509Villages:

Indian, of southeast Alaska________________260prehistoric, in middle Tennessee-----------------526Pueblo, in southwestern Colorado________ 796see also names of villages.

Vinall, H. N., experiments with sorghum.. 421,550Vincent, Jesse G., patent appeal______________829Vincent’s angina............... ......................................... - 194Vinces, schooner:

master and claimant v. United States_____ 177Vinci, Joseph M., cabbage___________________ 297Vinegar:

making in the home and on farm_________ 274rates on_______________ ____ _________ 646,950

Vineyard Haven, chart_________ ____ ________ 214Vinson, Carl (Representative from Ga.):

reports made by—Naval Affairs Com_______________ 464,590

Virgin Island, conveyance to Oconto County, Wis__________________ 594

Virgin Islands________ _______ 398expenses of Government, sum to meet____ 891light list__________________________________ 703mail trains, schedule_________________ 256,323map, post route___________________________ 666money-order post offices___________________ 255mortality statistics, 1926___________________ 822publications for sale by supt. of docs______ 230report by governor, May 1, 1928............. 398rivers and harbors act provisions__________ 595shipping service, etc........ ............... .....'------- 123

Virgin Islands (British): money-order post offices.... ............ 255

Virgin Islands Agricultural Experiment Sta-tion, repairing damage, estimate. 411

Virgin Range, geology............—-------- --------------- 158Virginia:

census of agriculture, 1925____________ 145churches, photos, lent to Library of Cong.. 958fisheries, list of publications_______________ 214fossil mollusks from Miocene._____ ________527land for National capital parks, etc.—

hearings_______________________________ 594report_________________ 593

negro colleges and universities_____________ 231Pleistocene faunas____ ____________________ 23postal service—

alphabetical scheme for publishers____402mail contracts (3 entries in all).... 254,322 mail contracts, poster_________________ 255mail train schedules.. 256,323,522, 791,1040 post route map...------ --------------------------666

storm, etc., areas, relief of farmers—acts of Congress--------------------------- 725,923committee hearings_______________ 470, 596committee reports____ _______ 567,596,923estimate....-------------------- 674how can I get a loan?__________________ 987regulations-------------------- 987

topographic map, vicinity of D. C________ 845wood nonutilized, survey_________________ 431

Virginia & Carolina Southern R. R., valuation. 104Virginia Cellulose Co., Inc., cotton____________ 849Virginian & Western Ry_________________ 239,385Virginian Railway:

demurrage____________________________ 29rates on coal______________________________ 27valuation___________________________ 38

Virus, vaccine, heat-resistant strain-------------------979see also Biological products.

Visalia Electric R. R____ _____ 385Visas, see Passports.Visayan Islands, coast pilot, supplement--------- 700Viscosity of milk, physical factors---------------------3,4Visfis, see Passports.

PageVision:

aviation goggles, their effect_______ 46,112of school children, special study_______ 59,332see also Eyes.

Visual instruction: una leccion con proyecciones___________ 888

Vita, Vicente: commercial arbitration________________ 413

same (in Spanish) ____________ 413Vital statistics, see Births—Death.Vitamins:

beef and pork, B vitamins____________811,988dietary sterility, vitamin A deficiency. 199,338 wheat oil, vitamin A content.................. 199,272

Vitrolite Products Co., marble_______________ 767Vivian, William J., neuropsychiatric patients..980Vocabulary of Kiowa language_______________ 668Vocational Agricultural Students, National

Congress of, see National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Stu-dents.

Vocational Dairy Contest, American, see American Vocational Dairy Con-test.

Vocational education:foreman training in U. S., trans, of rp------- 20labor’s responsibility, etc_________________ 840untrained youth, waste in energy, etc------- 491see also Rehabilitation of the disabled—

Technical education—also special subject, e. g. Home economics.

Vocational Education Board, see Federal Board for Vocational Education.

Vocational guidance: fitting young worker to job------------------245from school to work______________________ 178

Vocational rehabilitation, see Rehabilitation of the disabled.

Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons, National Conference on, see Na-tional Conference on Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Per-sons.

Voegtlin, Carl, effect of high-frequency electric field on Paramoecium_________ 681,979

Vogel, Harry M., appointment_______________ 53Vogt, Henry, Machine Co. v. U. S________ 511,754Volatile oils, see Lubricating-oils.Volcanic rocks, water-laid, in Arkansas, etc-----844Volcano Bay, chart_______________ _____ ______787Volcanoes:

los volcanes eomo elemento practico de trabajo___________________ 185

Volin, Lazar, field crops other than grains-------201Volker, William, ». United States-------------- 490,653Voltmeter, corona, experimental study------ 222,223Von, see, for names preceded by “von,” the

name following the prefix.Voorhees, J. F., rainfall at Knoxville, Tenn.... 343Voorhees, Lee J., patent appeal-----------------------999Voorhees, Margaretta, la ensenanza de la

aritmfitica------------------- ------------------- 399Vosbury, E. D., pineapple culture in Florida.. 912 Vosquil, Walter, soil of Green County, Wis.— 203 Vosseler, Edward A., attorney, fee------------------ 408Vouchers for payments for postal service--------- 121Vukich, Andy, v. United States---------------------- 779Vyssotsky, A., Burnham double stars------------- 656

W

W. A. R., see Reid, William A.W. I. Radcliffe, steamship:

claim of owner______ ____ ________ 448,609,713W. W. R., see Reed, W. W.Wabash Railway:

acquisition of control........................ 1027bonds_________________________________ 38,309equipment trust_________ _____ 866rates on—

adding-machines___________ 296meat...................... 166

v. United States.-------- --------------- 653

1240 Index, 1928-1929

Wabash River: Pagebridge at Mount Carmel, Ill______ 456,477,563bridge at New Harmony, Ind____ 456,724,748dam at Grand Rapids, removal______ . 477

Waco, Beaumont, Trinity & Sabine Ry... 309,385 Wade, E. M„ typhoid bacilli, Cheddar cheese 882 Wadhams & Co. v. United States...... ............. 83,244Wadhams Oil Co., petroleum________________ 642Wadley, F. M., seedling stand in cotton______ 3Wadley Southern Ry____________ ___________ 104Wadsworth, Fort, construction of barracks___ 734Wage earners, see Labor.Wages:

assignment for small loans in D. C________ 571farm wages, Apr. 1, 1929____ _____________ 908high wages in colonial America___________ 513in— ■.

boot and shoe industry, 1928........... 512foreign countries_____________________ 1031foundries and machine shops, 1927_____ 780radio receiving sets, etc., manufacture. 246 sawmills, 1928________ 513slaughtering and meat packing, 1927... 781 tanning of black and colored kid______ 672

minimum wage laws in U. S., 1912-27______ 514minimum wage legislation_______ _____ 654

same, abstract______________________ 780of—

civil employees, Navy Dept______ 180,394employees of U. S. in D. C., Dec. 24,

1928..._____ 356railroad employees, statistics___ 34,99,169,

237, 306, 382, 502, 643, 769, 947, 1024street laborers______________ 1031

publications for sale by supt. of docs_______ 632union scales—

1913-28................... 3151927-28........ .8771928------- 314,392,958

wages and hours of labor series.. ............. 780,781,877,958,1031

see also Salaries—also headings beginning Pay.

Waggoner-Gates Milling Co., grain___________ 301Wagner, Harriet C., exrx., v. David H. Blair.. 839 Wagner, Harry M., v. David H. Blair________ 839Wagner, Robert C., exr., v. David H. Blair___ 839Wagner, Robert F. (Senator from N. Y.):

reports made by— Military Affairs Com................. 620,750

Wagons, rates on................................ .. 38,950Wahlenberg, W. G.:

forest stock, development, etc________ 691,818forest stock, Rocky Mts____ __________ 65, 205

Wainwright, J. Mayhew (Representative IroinN. Y.):

reports made by— Military Affairs Com..... 360

458,459,463,586,588,589,734Wait, J. M., Ozark National Forest............ 426Waite, A. H., exr., cases against_____ ____ 516,649Waite, C. P., exposure of guinea pigs to ethyl

bromide vapors_____ _____ .... 130,264Waite, Harry F., ». United States............ 244.930Waite, M. B.:

fungicide, as used has 3 definitions________ 141method for control of crown gall._______ ZZ 427

Waite Carpet Co., rags.................................. Z.'Z" 168Wakefield, Roberta P.:

foreign tariffs, etc.. ............ 99gshipment of samples, etc., abroad..ZZZZZZZZ 702

Wakefield, Va., monument and wharf. . . 807Wakefield Memorial Bridge, see George Wash-

ington-W akefield Memorial Bridge.Wakeley, Phillip C.:

pine nursery stock in the South... 911planting southern pine________ ____ _____ 990

Walb Construction Co., machinery............ ......... 29Walbach, James DeB., r. United States' 226.653Walcott, Charles D.:

article on___ _____ ________ __________ 260pre-Devonian paleozoic formations 189

Waldenmeyer, Arthur, relief___ 463 713Waidrip quadrangle, Tex............... ’ 159Waldron, Frederic B., patent appeal......... ............ 706Wales, occupational mortality among maies.'ZZ 193Walker, Geraldine K., Lovibond glasses... 706,830

Walker, Sir Gilbert: Pageworld weather....................... 69world weather records, errata_______ ______1043

Walker, H. B., research in farm equipment.... 343Walker, Harvey, milk production, etc____ 130,193Walker, J. C., resistance of Brassica oleracea to

yellows---------------------------- 200,427Walker, Percy H., organic protective coat-

ings.................... .... ......... ............... 77,148Walker, Richard L., v. U. S...................... 291Walker, William, v. C. G. Lewellyn____________ 242Walker Manufacturing Co. ». U. S..._............... 177Wall, Joseph, ». U. S________________ ______ _ 242Wall paper, rates on...... .......... 866Wall quadrangle, Tex.____ ____ 233Wallace, Errett, commercial Bordeaux mix-

tures_______ _ 696Wallace Pencil Co., pencil slats________________859Wallenstein, Leo J., v. U. 8..................... 109Wallerstein, Paul, relief_____________ _ . 463Walls:

brick, scum and efflorescence........................... 77closed type wind tunnels, effect..................... illtransmission of sound________________ 559,706

Walnut:rates on walnuts._____ ___ ____ _________ 1027selling black walnut timber.......................... 695

Walradt & Blaney, attorneys, fee................. .. 798Walsh, David I. (Senator from Mass.):

paper presented by—transportation charges,U.S.and Canada.737

reports made by—Finance Com............................ 748Naval Affairs Com____ ____ _ 624,625,750Printing Com............................. 1008

Walsh, Ford C., bitter apple poisoning... . .. 804 Walsh, Sophie T., admx., to reimburse_______ 570Walsh, Thomas J. (Senator d-om Mont.):

reports made by—Irrigation and Reclamation Com_____ 618Judiciary Com__________ 365,482,618,1007Public Lands and Surveys Com_____ 486,

487,628,629,752 views—

Judiciary Com ............. 928Walsh, Willard A., case_______ ____ _________ 773Walsh Fire Clay Products Co., fire-brick........... 29Walter, Fred C., patent appeal________ ____ _ 439Walter-Wallingford <fc Co., pipe...............................860Walters, Arthur L., case against_____ ____ 491,631Walton, W. R.:

cutworms, control in corn, etc___________ 817earthworms as pests and otherwise_______ 275grasshopper control__________ 989green-bug, how to prevent outbreaks......... 547

Walvis Bay, chart___________________________ 886Walworth County, S. Dak., soil survey______ 547Wanamaker, John:

executors vs. comnr. of internal revenue. .. 680United States v____ ____ __________ .. ... 83

Wanamaker, Rodman, exr., case______________680Wandke, Alfred, copper deposits oi Michigan.. 759 Wang Erh-Ko, relief of family............... 464,479,713Wapakoneta Machine Co., fuel-oil____________853War:

chemical warfare and Edgewood Arsenal.. 881 chemical warfare and medical officer-.......... 249gassing, report on residual effects............ 59multilateral treaty for war renunciation-

address by Edwin Borchard.......................470article by Frank H. Simonds_________ 470article by Henry Cabot Lodge, 3d____ 470certified copy of treaty................................. 407conclusion of treaty, negotiations... . 261 exchange of notes between U. S. and

other Powers............................ 56,126,261French draft of treaty, address____ 126,261hearings before Foreign Relations Com.478 report of Foreign Relations Com_____ 479text of pact as signed........... ............... 261,327war-prevention policy of U. S_..............261

universal draft in time of war........ ............... Z 151see also certain headings beginning Military.

War claims, see Claims—Mixed Claims Com-mission, U. S. and Germany—also names of claimants.

July-June 1241Page

War Claims Arbiter...... ...................... 332,416,804decisions dealing with patent claims... 332,416 decisions in ship claims............... .................. 804queries submitted, briefs of U. S_________ 177,

244,390, 511,875,956War Claims Committee, House:

correction of entry in Feb. 1928 catalogue... 2 hearing................. .......................... .... 598reports____ ______________ 468,597,598,599,735

War College, Army, see Army War College, District of Columbia.

War College, Naval, see Naval War College, Newport.

War Department...... ........................... 60,131,194,265,332,416,538,682,805,901,980,1050

appropriations—1928______________ _____ _____________ 6781929, estimates............... ....................... 677,6781930, estimates___________________ 534,6781930, hearings________________ 444,445,4711930, law........... .................. 7241930, reports.......... ......................... 445,471,565

CLC., SClZc'-l tlUClCr uvv.. „ — — —583,720

assistant Secretary, regulations___________ 60,131,195,682,805,1050

general orders, circulars, etc., 1881—1915—changes_____ ______ 62

judgments against....................... 648,1028report, 1928________________________________416

War Finance Corporation.!___________________ 808report, Nov. 30, 1928_______ 808winding up of affairs_____________ 602,724, 728

War in Europe, 1914-18, see European War, 1914-18.

War Labor Board, see National War Labor Board.

War materials, see Munitions.War neuroses, see Neuropsychiatric diseases.War of 1917, see European War, 1914-18.War records, see European War, 1914-18.War risk insurance, laws, compilation____ 151,833War savings stamps, redemption_____ 187,255,323War-ships:

accounting numbers_____ _______ ________ 252alterations and repairs________ 360,442,484, 724aluminum alloys, installation______________ 248books available for ship libraries.................... 113charts, etc., issued to vessels, catalogue.— &18 construction, to authorize__________________563signaling, U. S. merchant and Govt.

vessels______ ______________ 248specifications, weight of air tables________ 878tin cans, destroyers in Navy............................ 113ventilation of naval vessels........................... 878water, bacteriological examination________ 46see also Submarine boats—also names of

ships.War-surplus supplies, see Army supplies.War with Germany, see European War, 1914-18.War with Mexico, see Mexican War, 1845-48.War with Spain, 1898, pension laws........................926Warblers, see Wood-warbler.Ward, Charlotte M.:

agricultural statistics._______ ____________ 138dairy and poultry statistics______ _____ 201farm animals and animal products................138field crops other than grains........................... 201fruits and vegetables............................... 138grains......................................... 138

Ward, Hamilton:S. S. Kresge Co. vs................................. 976William Roschen vs....................... 976

Ward, Montgomery, & Co., catalogues........ .. 297Ward, Wm. A., Seed Co., Inc., misrouting.... 166Ward Baking Corporation ». U. S..........................369Ware, Orie S. (Representative from Ky.):

reports made by—

Ware Radio, Inc., v. U. S____________________ 42Warehouses:

amendments to warehouse act- hearings.................... .............................- 567reports___________________________ 567,924

cold-pack fruit, Agric. Dept, regulations... 66 for storage of Government supplies.... 619,717

Warfare, see War. Warfield Chocolate Co....................... — 1017

PageWarfield Natural Gas Co____ ______ 529Waring .Gerald A., Mississippi ground-water.. 23Warner, Charles, Co., cases___________________ 328Warner, Eva F., v. United States____________ 512Warner, K. F., pork curing needs care________ 202Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd------------------------------ 975Warner Chemical Co_________________________ 26Warner-Patterson Co_________________________ 956Warrant officers, see Army—Marine Corps-

Navy.Warrants, issuance in criminal cases__________ 482Warrants Division, see Bookkeeping and War-

rants Division.Warren, B. A., diagnosis of hepatic abscess.... 980Warren, Francis E. (Senator from Wyo.):

reports made by—Adjustment of Numbers and Compen-

sation of Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on___________________________ 1002

Appropriations Com_________________ 363,471,602, 738,1005,1006

Military Affairs Com__________________483Warren, George A., digest of decisions of Inte-

rior Department______ 157Warren, George M.:

sewage and sewerage of farm homes_______ 343simple plumbing repairs__________________ 343

Warren, Ohio, bridge_________________ 578,719,744Warrenville quadrangle, S. C.-Ga_____________ 295Warrior River, see Mississippi-Warrior Service.Warrior River Terminal Co., notes....................... 38Wars other than Civil War:

pensions, H. R. 16522......... 464,626,711pensions, H. R. 16878_________ 592,625,711,727

Warthin, Alfred S., syphilis__________ _______ 59Washburn, Edward W.:

chemical constituents of petroleum.... 559,706determination of molecular weights.... 706,830

correction for p. 706----------------------------- 810liquefaction temperatures (2 entries)______ 830

Washburn, R. S., labor in sugar-beet fields.... 422Washburne, Carleton, la filosoffa del plan de

estudios de Winnetka_662Washing solutions, alkaline germicidal.___ 908,987Washington, George, political philosophy of... 728Washington, George, Commission for Celebra-

tion of 200th Anniversary of Birth of. 620Washington, George, University, see George

Washington University.Washington, D. C., see District of Columbia.Washington, Mo., bridge_____________ 580,720,745Washington Agricultural Experiment Station,

removal of spray residue from apples____ ___________ 427

Washington Aqueduct and filtration plant------- 807Washington Building Lime Co., lime__________855Washington Cereal Association.......... .............. 632Washington Child Research Center_________ 1013Washington Dehydrated Food Co___________ 1019Washington Harbor, Mich., chart................ 1052Washington Harbor, Wash., chart_____________ 554Washington Missouri River Bridge Co. 580,720,745Washington Navy-Yard, telephone system____ 112Washington Nursery Co., nursery stock_______ 641Washington Paper Co., paper cups------------------- 859Washington Parish Burial Ground, see Con-

gressional Cemetery.Washington Sound, chart------- ----------- 73Washington State:

cases before Supreme Court___________ 328,672census of agriculture, 1925-------------------------- 212charts____________ 11,213coast pilot, supplement._______ ____________433forest fire prevention handbook____________ 548gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc________ 13land withdrawn for lookout station-------------971lands for bird refuge—

hearings (Serial W)............. 567law........ ............... ............................... .'...... 725report_________________ ________ ______566

lot in Exec, order of 1859 restored_________ 403mail trains, schedules............................. 665,890map, post route ____ __________________ 666platinum and black sand............ ............ 634,935public instruction superintendent—

forest fire prevention handbook_______ 548publications on, for sale by supt. of docs... 373

1242 Index, 1928-1929

Washington State—Continued. z Pagerazor-clam fishery, condition___ 434supervisor of forestry-

forest fire prevention handbook.___ ,548surface water supply____________________ 1014

ii- Y!nd'thrown timber deterioration_________ 819Washington State College, see Washington ... , . ± Agricultural Experiment Station. W ashington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge, see

George Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge.

W ason, Edward H. (Representative from N. H.): reports made by—

Appropriations Com________________ 444Conference Com____________ 563Useless Executive Papers, joint’Select

Committee on Disposition of_____ 488,

Wasp, U. S. S.:ferry boat New York v

Wasps, fossorial, of tribes s’t’izi'n'i’ etc Waste:

752, 753

... 389

.. 1045

estragos de la erosion de los suelos 520water waste_________________________ ” 59see also Refuse.

Waste Material Dealers Assoc, of Ark 855Waste of untrained youth........... .............. 491Waste papers, see Useless papers—also names

oT Departments, bureaus, etc., to which papers belong.

Watab Paper Co., wood-pulp............ 866Watches:

international trade ______ ____________ 282..r ,ll”ninous dials, occupational poisoning. 22 1031 Watchmen, post office, compensation 151Water:

abastecimentos seguros de agua para cidades pequenas____

chemical character of waters of Florida'2222 chlorine removal for use in aquaria____contributions to hydrologv, 1927from Gatun Lake, cause of diarrhea.............from vessels of scouting fleet, exam____ 2.2heating and cooling of surfaces____________irrigation, apparatus for adding gypsum__irrigation farming, applying water_____ ...of Chesapeake Bay, salinity______________practical water analysis, notes quality—

52123

55523 4646

429 206 206 759

23

Colorado River---------------- 23,935New Jersey surface waters____________ 23Pecos River_________________ ' 23

reaction on calcium aluminates222222222222 351 relations of Yakima Valley soil_______ 199,278rights in connection with Boise project___ 480,

succinchlorimide for potable water.... vapor of atmosphere, source waste______________ ____ _______see also Sea water—also certain headings

beginning Water.W ater (underground):

in—Mississippi, resources.....................New Haven, area, Conn_____Ordovician rocks near Woodstock,

7145176959

2387

Pomperaug basin, Conn________oil-field waters, system of analysis... properties of water-bearing materials

W ater beetles, see Beetles.Water gas, carburetion_________Water-glass, see Soluble glass.Water hose, see Hose.Water mold and related parasitesWater pollution:

. 23 935 75

919

811,912

at Naval Station, Tutuila, Samoa________ 46in stream, biochemical relationships_____ 1049of Schuylkill River, removal______________ 541sewage-polluted source of water supply 130

W ater-power: j - —of California, report to Fed. Power Comn 371 on—

Grand Valley project, sale________ 457,481Indian irrigation projects_____________ 451Salt River, permits, etc__________ 574 717

publications for sale by supt. of docs ’ 757 Water Power Commission, see Federal Power

Commission.

Water pressure, see Pressure. PageWater resources, see Water-supply.Water-supply:

Dakota sandstone problems 935of—

Edgeley and I,a Moure quadrangles... 844McKenzie Valley_____ 935

publications—for sale by supt. of docs______ _____ _ 85water resources. _______________ 23

sewage-polluted waters as source__________ 130sheep watering on dry grazing land______ 202surface water supply—

Atlantic basins__________________ 22,86,87Colorado River basin__________________ 495Great Basin_______ _______ 232Gulf of Mexico basins____ 22 374Hawaii..____________________222222...’ 759Missouri River basin__________________ 374Pacific slope basins___________________ 23,„ 232,759,760,1013,1014Sacramento River basin________ ______1014

------ -------- j --------------------- 4^X0, OU, O(, 232, 374,495, 759, 760,935,1013,1014

see also names of towns, cities, etc. Water-tanks, see Tanks.W aterhouse, Clifford, road-building machinery. 861 Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Ry________2 307Waterman, Alma M.. rose diseases 912Waterman, Charles W. (Senator from Colo.j: ”

reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com___________________ *623Patents Com__________ ____ ____ 434

Watermelons, rates on___________222222222 505 950Waters, H. J., grading up beef cattle........... ........ ’ 201Waters, P. A., asthma following tuberculosis 194Waters between United States and Canada2

International Joint Commission on, see International Joint Commis-sion on Boundary Waters between United States and Canada.

W atershed of Miss. River, protection forests... 140

Waterways, see Inland waterways—Rivers.’W aterways Corporation, see Inland Waterways

Corporation.W’atkins, Lewis H.:

Chattanooga, Tenn., district............... .. 684Nashville, Tenn., district________________ 685

Wratkins, W. L., soil, Douglas County, S. Dak2 814Watkins Glen, N. Y., railroad accident. 769Watres, Laurence II. (Representative from Pa j:

reports made by—x Post Office and Post Roads Com.. 592, 593

Watson, Charles P., v. John H. Woodberry 178Watson, E.B.: ’

soil surveys—Auburn area, Calif________________ 814Bishop area, Calif___________ .. 424Gilroy area, Calif_____________ 2.22222 815Hollister area, Calif______ . 815

W’atson, H. F., Co.: roofing paper________________ 35stone__________ _____________ .............. jug

Watson, James E. (Senator from Ind.): ” report made by—

Finance Com________________________ 478Watters-Tonge Lumber Co., misrouting______ 166W atterson, Walter H., variations in intrapleural

pressure___________________ _____ _ 804Watts, Francis, negro health week poster______ 803Watts, H. C., notes on hospital sanitation_____ 131W atts, Nathan F., fee for attorney___________ 529Waukegan Harbor, Ill., report of project 82 W aukena quadrangle, Calif... ... 232Wausau, Wis., address of President Coolidge’’ 122W ausau Southern Lumber Co., misrouting 32 Wavelengths:

hafnium, measurements in spectra (2)............. 149mercury arc and wave length 560 mM_____ 440standard solar wave lengths__________ 221,223titanium, measurements in spectra 77* 150 yttrium spectra.............. 221 223

Waverly Paper Board Co., chip b’oard’.2222....’498 W awenock myth texts from Maine______ 796,1044W axes in Latin America______________________ 399Waxy gene in maize (2 entries)____ __________ 691

July-June 1243Page

Way, E. I.:motion pictures in—

Argentina and Brazil,-------------------------- 997Australia and New Zealand------------------ 702India__________________________________ 826

Waycross & Southern R. R------------------------------ 950Ways and Means Committee, House:

calendar, legislative_______________________ 736calendars of tariff hearings------------------ 468, 599hearings_________ 361,468,469, 599, 736,835,1004list of members, dates of hearings, etc-------- 362minority views___________________________925reports______________ 361,468, 735,924,925, 1004

Wayson, N. E., chaulmoogra oil, oral admin.. 331,536

Weakley, H. E., soil survey, Garden Co., Nebr. 910 Wealth, conscription in time of war----------------- 151Weapons:

Army technical regulations----------------- 682, 806possession, sale, etc., inD. C-------------------- 572

Wearing apparel, see Clothing.Weather:

abnormalities in United States____________ 913broadcasts, Pacific Coast-------------------914,1036commercial airways service.------ -----------------698daily weather map______________ 8, 70,143, 209,

279, 344,430, 551, 698,821,914,993 monthly weather review.......... ................. 69,142,

209,279,343,429, 551, 698, 820,913editors of monthly weather review------ 913monthly weather review supplement.. 7

of 1928, in United States____________ ____ _ 698publications for sale by supt. of docs----- 86, 373root problem of macro-meteorology_______ 69weather and cotton boll weevil___________ 279weekly weather and crop bulletin----- 8,69,143,

209, 279, 344,430, 551, 698,821,914,993 world weather_____________ ______ _______ 69world weather records, errata____________ 1043see also Climate—Weather forecasts—

Weather outlook.» earner nureau____________________ <,

278, 343,429, 551,698, 820,913,993 estimate _____ _______________________ 678

funds to be transferred to Coast Guard----- 675report, 1927-28___________________________ 698see also Marvin, Charles F.

Weather Bureau Cloud Committee___________ 69Weather forecasts:

correlations for long-range forecasting---- 344fog and haze_______________________________ 551ocean mapping and its forecast value---------- 279radio distribution, Great Lakes-------------------820radio distribution, Pacific Ocean, etc..914,1036 weather forecasting________________________ 820

Weather outlook, weekly publication___ 8, 70,143,209, 279, 344,430, 551, 699, 821,914,993

Weaver, Edgar R., XHB-3 wing structure. 133,195 Webb, Blanche F., Naval Hospital, Ports-

mouth_ 248Webb, Edward C. F., relief_____ _____ ___ 448, 713Webb, J. L., cotton or weevils_________________ 694Webb, Lester A., v. United States_______ 630,1030Webb, U. R., rabies_______________________ 516,517Weber, George F., downy mildew on millet.. 65,2C6Weber, Sam C., iron__________________ ....... 96Weber River division, see Salt Lake Basin irri-

gation project.Webster, J. E., phosphorus in grains_____ 200,272Webster, John W„ United States v___________ 872Webster, Robert, B., fugitive wanted by Post

Office Department............. 51Web worms, see Garden web worm.Week, Fred'H., Rockford, Ill., tornado_______ 343Weed & Bro. v. United States............ .................. 838Weeds, control___________________________ 204,819

see also names of weeds.Weekly cotton region bulletin, see Cotton.Weekly list of Government publications, see

Government publications.Weekly survey of foreign trade, see Commerce.Weekly weather and crop bulletin, see Weather.Weeks, Eiling O., v. United States (case no.

H-515)____ ______________ 291,490,875Weeks Super-Carburetor Co. vs. United States

(case no. H-515)............... 291,490,875Weevils:

in beans and peas........... ...................... 340in southern corn, weevil waste........ . ................277see also names of weevils.

PageWegemann, C. H., Pumpkin Buttes coal field. 232

TT h 7Q 710

Weiant, Andrew S., guinea fowl----------------------338Weiblen, Albert, Marble & Granite Co_______ 166Weick, Fred E.:

propeller research tunnel of N. A. C. A-----394wood propellers, full scale tests___________ 656

Weigel, C. A., insects injurious to plants_____ 911Weightman, R. Hanson:

decrease in pressure nw. of storm track___ 820line-squalls________________ -_____ 660, 786,1035West Indian hurricanes of Aug. 1928______ 429

Weights and measures: commercial devices, specifications, etc.831graph for weight variation (2 entries)-------- 517standards, publications for sale-------- ---------934see also Containers—Molecular weights—

also names of articles, etc., weighed and measured.

Weights and Measures, Conference on, see National Conference on Weights and Measures.

■Weights, Measures, and Markets Dept., D. C. 370 ■Weil & Thorp vs. Edward M. Neary--------------530Weil-Felix reaction, Rocky Mountain spotted

fever_____________ 536, 900Weimar, Tex.:

First State Bank— comnr. of internal revenue v______ 956

Weimer, J. L.:bacterial wilt of alfalfa____________________ 7sweet potato diseases and control_________ 991wilt disease of alfalfa_________________ 271,427

Weissbaum, G., & Co. v. United States---------- 314Welch, William S., trustee, relief_________ 598,605Welch Grape Juice Co., grape juice______ ____ 302Weller, Stuart, paleontology, etc_____________ 260Wellington, J. W., fruit improvement work... 140Wellman, F. L., resistance of Brassica oleracea

to yellows________ 200,427Wells, Edwin A., claim__________________ 603,708Wells, Lansing S., water reaction on calcium

aluminates____________ 351Wells, R. C.:

copper deposits of Michigan_______________ 759salinity of Chesapeake Bay water________ 759,

Wells, Roy T., a economia do transporte de carga por autocaminhao_ 185

Wells, see Artesian wells.Wells Manufacturing Co. v. U. S-------------------- 291Wellsburg, W. Va., bridge___________ 581,721,747Welsh, George A. (Representative from Pa.):

report made by— Appropriations Com______________ 567

Welsh, James J., relief____________________ 448, 713Wenatchee National Forest__________________ 549Wenatchee Southern Ry______________________ 866Wenger, Joseph, v. W. Frank Mathues_______ 779Wenner, Frank, new seismometer------------- 830,921Wentz, John B., corn____________________ 907,908Werner, H. O., seed potatoes, productivity. 811,812 Wesson Coal Co., coal-------- ---------------.------------299West, Roy O., nominating Sec. of Interior.. 368,752

see also Interior Department.West (U. S.):

date plantings pest free in Southwest_____ 696Exogyra olisiponensis, etc_________________ 844grasses____________________________________ 796malaria in irrigated southwestern U. S.... 979 olive growing in southwestern U. S----------- 428para-nasal sinus diseases, Southwest______ 265pruning citrus trees in the Southwest_____ 278publications on Pacific States for sale--------373ranch organization in the Southwest______ 67rye growing_______________________________ 550strawberry culture______ _______ 550surface water supply, Pacific basins---------- 23,

232,759,760,1013,1014trade of Pacific Southwest in 1926__________703see also Northwest (U. S.).

West Africa, see British West Africa—Portu-guese West Africa.

West African conference on control of yellow fever and other diseases___________ 130

West Coast Lumbermen’s Association.......... . 1025West Coast Theatres, Inc., U. S. v........... 245,956West Fayu Island, chart------- ------- ------------------ 182West Indian hurricanes, see Storms.

1244 Index, 1928-1929

West Indies: Page. .............. 48,962

feedstuffs, exports from United States .. 348 lights, etc., on coasts________________ 961marketing flash lights and batteries...2222 348 pilot__________________________________ 1033pilot, supplement____ ________ 962

West Jersey & Seashore R. R_______ 2222 239West Leechburg Steel Co. v. U. S............... 2*291 512West Lumber Co., paint_______________ 22....’ 98West Orange, N. J., medal presented'to Edison" 256 West Point, N. Y., see Military Academy,

West Point.West Side Belt R.R.............................. 646West Swanton, Vt., bridge............222222222*616 715West Tulsa Belt Ry., valuation.. ’ ’238West Virginia:

bridge near Paw Paw......................... 442 476bridges across Kanawha River.... ”1001 ’1006 census of agriculture, 1925........ 145coals, analyses_________ ________ ____ "222 284conditions in coal fields, hearings 18 82 225 Geological Survey-

soil survey, Mercer County____ 815negro colleges and universities.. '”........... 231postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers 523mail contracts____________________ 254 322

poster ____________ 255* 322mail trains, schedules.256,'323,*5222791’ 1040postroutemap..______ __________ 666

Public Service Commission-case before Supreme Court 529

Venereal Disease Bureau, Health Dept.’—' x biennial report, 1926-28, abstract....... 537

West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Sta- _T. x ,r. . tion> accuracy of cattle weights... 4 West Virginia Brick Co.:

fire-brick______________________misrouting_______

West Virginia Malleable iron Corp’ Westchester Lighting Co., wire Westclox Co., v. United States Western & Atlantic R. R.:

............. 765

............. 502

................ 2738

226,’490,956

vs. Mary E. Henderson, etc___________ 1046vs. Nora E. Hughes_______ 672

Western Clock Co., see Westclox Co.Western Hemisphere immigration, see MexicoWestern Maryland Ry.:

abandonment of part of lines___ 171 866coal-cars...... .................... im?rates on—

coal------------------------------------------------ 299grain. -------------------------------2222'164,'1020

v. comnr. of internal revenue. 875Western Pacific R. R.:

acquisition, etc., of lines proposed______ 950bonds---------------------------------------------------- 646construction of lines___________ 104 950equipment trust_____________ 222222222... 1027lands in Elko County, Nev... ’ ’” 629rates on—

cattle____________________________ 49gpiaster____________ ____ ...22222222222 642potatoes____________________ 946

securities........................... 2.2222222222222 " " 385Western Purchasing Co., tallow____________ 21026Western Railway of Alabama, bonds____ 2 171,240Western Shade Cloth Co. of New York 309Western States, see Northwest (U. S.)—West

(U. S.).Western yellow pine, see Pine.Westhaven quadrangle, Calif... 845Westlock Co., see Westclox Co.Westmoreland Brick Co., fire-brick__________ 162Weston, William H., jr., downy mildew.... 65, 206Wetmore, Alexander:

birds from Hispaniola..._____ ___________ 972canaries, care and management.................222 813shorebirds in southern South America..2.2 274

Wetzel, George B., water transportation.. ' 822Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., bridge____ 453,610,718Weymouth, Mass., in customs dist. no. 4_____ 969Whalen, William A., Mexican border problems. 876 Wheat:

classes and varieties, distribution.............. 992cleaning and treating of seed wheat.. 548 common white wheats____________________ 7embryoless seeds, occurrence, etc______ 2.2 3

Wheat—Continued. Pagefutures, transactions in Dec. 1926 wheat... 205 harvest hands in wheat belt, poster ' ' 876harvesting in big wheat belt, 1929_____ 222 876hybrids, serological ranking__________ 691, 692infection by Ophiobolus graminis_____ 421,550infection by Puccinia triticina________ 691,820inheritance, KanredXSevier wheat______ 3,200inheritance, marquis and kota crosses. 691,697 official grain standards handbook__________ 908potassium and chlorine in ration______ 199,200protein determination—

hearings------------------ 728,737,927reports------------------------------------------ 602,927

Puccinia glumarum on Triticum vulgare 7 rates on----------------- 38.104,171,309,866,950soft red winter wheat______________________ 429winter wheat adapted to eastern U. S_____992winter wheat culture in eastern U. S_____ 913

Wheat jointworm and its control_____________ 6Wheat oil, vitamin A content____________ 199,272Wheat strawworm and its control________ 276,989Whedon, William E., overcompressed engine.. Ill Wheeler, Burton K. (Senator from Mont.):

minority views—Manufactures Com........ ................... 1007

report made by—Indian Affairs Com______ 616

Wheeler, G. A.: . ......... ..blacktongue-preventive action of foods____ 193pellagra in cotton-mill villages, S. C... 264,803

Wheeler, Elder & Elder, United States v.__ 839Wheeler, General Joe, Dam, see General Joe

Wheeler Dam.Wheeler Lumber Bridge & Supply Co.... 875,1046 Wheeling, W. Va., bridge______ _____ 611,731Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.:

acquisition of line_________________________ 950bonds_________________________ 104interlocking directors_________ _______ .222 38

Wheeting, L. C., soil, Livingston Co., Mich... 910 Whiddon, John P., purchase of lands_____ 595,713Whirlwind engine, see Engines.Whitcomb, Emeline S., home economics edue. 758 Whitcomb, Geo. D., Co., freight rates________ 853Whitcomb, W. D., codling moth control_____ 910White, Edith M., appointment______________ 325White, John L., food poisoning___ ____ ______ 517White, Joseph B., appointment_____________ 1042White, Langdon R., illumination in Chicago

post office_____________ 681White, R. D., admr., N., C. & St. L. Ry. vs " 672 White, Robert M., relief...................... 627,713White, S. Harrison (Representative from

Colo.):minority views—

Public Lands Com________ 734reports made by—

Irrigation and Reclamation Com........... 457Public Lands Com__________ . 595

White, S. 8., Dental Mfg. Co. of Pa. v. U. 8. 245,956 White, Samuel L., v. U. S______ ____________ 1030White, T. P., swine diseases, ailments, etc2'22 202V hite, w. B., N., C. & St. L. Ry. vs. admr........ 672white, W. H., melon aphid and its control.........275White, Wallace H., jr. (Representative from

Me.):reports made by—

Conference Com________________ ____ 727. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Com. 585

White, William:making butter on farm..._______ ________ 424operation of local creamery___________ 547,910

White Bear, Russell, relief............. ................ 353,365White Brass Castings Co. v. U. S_________ 369,631White Eagle Oil & Refining Co............. .. 301,853White-flies, new aleyrodid citrus pests_____ 65,137White grubs, common_____ 695White House, see Executive Mansion.'White House, Summer, Commission on Estab-

lishing, see Country Summer White House, Commission on Establishing.

White mice, food poisoning..____ _____________ 882White Mountain Reservation, permit's for _... . hydroelectric power__________ 574,717White-pine blister rust, see Blister rust.White River (Ark.):

bridge, time for construction............................1001

July-June 1245Page

White River (Colo.-Utah): waters, consent to compact_ ___________618

White River Lumber Co............ ................ 1046White River Railroad__________________ 171White River Ute Indians, claims_________ 575,617White Silver Co., Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc__ 21White Star Refining Co., petroleum,__________ 305Whitefish Bay, chart_____________ ____ ______1052Whitehead, E. L., cerebrospinal fever________ 517Whiting, William F., see Commerce Depart-

ment.Whitlock Coil Pipe Co. v. U. S____________ 390, 779Whitman County, Wash., v. U. S_____ 42,652,895Whitney, Hugh E., v. U. S_______________ 490,653Whitney, Milton, field operations, Soils Bur__ 992Whitson, Kenneth, soil of Green Co., Wis_____ 203Whittam, William, refrigeracion sin humedad

o hielo seco___________ 119Wholesale Grocers’ Association, National, see

National Wholesale Grocers’ Asso-ciation.

Wholesale Grocers’ Association of New Orleans,Fed. Trade Comn. rp., etc_______ 842

Wholesale marketing, see Markets and market-ing.

Wholesale prices, see Prices.Wholesale trade:

distribution costs, analyzing___________ 215grocer’s problems, costs, etc_______________ 349

Whooping cough at different ages..................... 1049Why grow timber?__________________ 6Whyel, George, U. S. v. (eases 3638, etc.).. 245,314Whyel, Harry, U. S. v________ _____ 245,314Wichita, Kans.:

airway map._____ ______ ___ ____ ________ 70Chamber of Commerce—

peanuts............. ................................ 642Wichita Falls & Southern R. R___________ 38,951Wichita Indians ». United States_____________ 754Wickenden, R. T. D., Foraminifera__________ 893Wickenhiser, John, & Co., misrouting________ 858Wickersham, William W., edema disease (2).. 516Widener, George D., case_______ _____ 779Widener, Joseph E., case_____________________ 779Widows:

to visit European cemeteries— hearing------------ ------------------- ------- - 622law________________________ _________ 720

see also Pensions.Wiecking, E. H.:

agricultural statistics...... . ................ 138farm real estate situation__________________ 338

Wiedeburg, Paul H., paralysis in Germany___537Wiehl, Dorothy, pellagra inS. C_________ 264,803Wiener, J. Harry, cases_______ 178, 245, 409, 779,975Wiener Bank-Verein, Louis J. Hois v_________ 56Wiest, John G., relief________________ ________734Wietzel, Rudolf, patent appeal....................... 220Wight, Alexander E., tuberculosis in livestock. 273Wight, Clara E.„ relief_______________________ 468Wigmore, Francis M., old parish churches____958Wilbur, Curtis D., see Navy Department.Wilbur, Ray L., address to Medical Council__ 538

see also Interior Department.Wilbur Lumber Co., coal............................ 763Wilcox, George, v. United States_____________ 153Wilcox, H. F., Oil & Gas Co......................... 304Wilcox, John F., Co., sashes__________________ 35Wilcox, Uthai V., los volcanes como elemento

detrabajo........... ... 185Wild, H. J., Chicago, Ill., district.............. .............. 684Wild life, see Animals—Birds— also names of

animals, etc.Wilder, James H. B., relief.................... 713, 729, 741Wildermuth, Robert:

soil survey of Harrison County, Miss...........274soil survey of Macomb County, Mich____ 339

ISildman, O.:amcebiases in Haiti________________ ______882cerebrospinal fever in northern Haiti_____ 516

Wile, Udo J., management of syphilis____ 803,980Wiley, Harvey W., statement......................... 927Wilhelm, Henry, Co., D. B. Heiner vs...... 245,314■Willapa Bay, chart_________________________ _ 434Willapa River, chart_____________ _____ ______434Willard, Rex E., farming in North Dakota.... 422Willett, H. C., fog and haze, causes, etc______ 551Willett, Philip J., relief.................................. 592

PageWilley, Harry P., Army and Navy pensions.. 375Willey, Raymond, v. C. G. Lewellyn_________ 242Williams, A. P., vocational educ. in agric______ 631Williams, Albert S.:

vs. Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana_________ 530vs. Texas Co______________________________ 530

Williams, B. H.:soil surveys—

Cherokee County, Ala______________. 139Douglas County, S. Dak_____________ 814Harrison County, Miss________________ 274

Williams, C. D., oats________________________ 304■Williams, C. L., rat, etc., survey of ships.. 803,1049 Williams, Clyde D., mortality statistics... 700,822 Williams, Florence E., U. S. v____________ 390,530■Williams, Frankwood E.:

delinquents in Army in World War______ 983neuropsychiatry in Army in World War... 983

Williams, G. P., Angora goat_________________ 546■Williams, George P., exrs. v. U. S___________ 1009Williams, Henry E., relief____________________ 734Williams, Henry P., exr., v. U. S____________ 1009Williams, Ichabod T., & Sons, lumber________856Williams, J. H„ & Co. r. U. S_________ 83, 631,956Williams, James, alias, see Young, Ferdinand.Williams, James O., relief_______ ..______ 609,713Williams, James P., Nicaraguan campaign

badge________________ 441Williams, John O.:

breaking and training colts________________ 202farm horseshoeing________________________ 139feeding horses______________________ 202horse-breeding for farmers_______ __________813horses used in big teams cut costs......... . 202mule production....................... 909principaes ra?as de cavellos nos Estados

Unidos_______________________ 118silage for horses and mules_________________340

Williams, L. H.:amcebiases in Haiti_________________...... 882antimony, etc., in treponematosis________ 882endarteritis of feet with gangrene...______ 517operative gynecology in the tropics_______ 882

Williams, Leslie A., relief_____________ 464,625,713Williams, Margaret A., exrx., v. U. S________ 1009■Williams, Mary E. P., exrx., case_______ 243,1029"Williams, O. P., keep the dollar at home, poster. 124 Williams, R. C., St. Paul, Minn., district____ 685Williams, Walter W., patent appeal__________ 220Williams & Terhune v. U. S__________________ 291Williamson, James, Sec. of Interior vs________ 930Williamson, W. F., retail grocer’s problems— 826Williamson, William (Representative from S.

Dak.):reports made by—

Expenditures in Executive Depart-ments Com___________________ 356

Indian Affairs Com___ 356,450,451,574,575Williamstown Institute of Politics_____________ 470Willoughby Channel, entrance, report________686Willow Springs Creamery Co., Inc., butter— 847■Wills, H. Merrill, heavy snowfall, Dubuque— 820Wills, Navy training course___________________ 318Wilm, Alfred, v. United States________ ________956■Wilmington, Del.:

bridge________________ 730rivers, etc., in district______________________541

Wilmington, N. C.:lighthouse reservation at Federal Point.... 441rivers, etc., in district____________________ 541

Wilmington Railway Bridge Co., valuation... 505Wilmoth, G. C., El Paso district, immigratiom. 876Wilson, C. B., tables of copepods____________ 434Wilson, C. V., accuracy of cattle weights_____ 4Wilson, Edith B., pension________________ 592,713Wilson, Ernest E., Roots type supercharger... 515Wilson, Flora, appointment___________________ 525Wilson, George G., internat. law situations. 180,882Wilson, H. L., establishing cheese factory_____ 547Wilson, Hiram C., pipe__________________ 305,768■Wilson, John L., grains________________________138Wilson, M. C., extension methods_____________ 816Wilson, Otto:

oils, fats, waxes in Latin America_________ 399tanning materials of Latin America.......... .. 119

Wilson, P. W., malaria survey in Haiti (2)____516■Wilson, R. N., chinch bug, etc_______________ 816Wilson, T. 8., garden webworm in alfalfa____ 817

75341—29------ 13

1246 Index, 1928-1929

Wilson, W. W., Co., staves___________________ 863Wilson Banking Co________ ______.”1” 390Wilson Foundry & Machine Co__________ _ . 377Wilt disease:

alfalfa-bacteria causing wilt, development. 337,426 bacterial wilt and winter injury______ 7caused by Fusarium oxysporum... 271,427

eorn, resistance to bacterial wilt________ 3,141flax resistant to wilt, etc__________________ 141two strains of Fusarium lycopersici... 3,66

Wimberly & Thomas Hardware Co., stovepipe 863 Winant, Adelaide, exr., v. Bertram Gardner. 245,390 Winant, Albert, exr., v. Bertram Gardner. 245,390 Winant, Daniel, exr., t>. Bertram Gardner. 245,390 Winchester Repeating Arms Co. r. U. S... 838,839 Wind, see Winds.Wind Cave National Park, ciicular.................... 937Wind-shields cleaners, rates on_______________ 309Wind-thrown timber, deterioration_______ . 819Wind tunnels:

closed type, effect 0; walls.......................... illpropeller research tunnel of N. A. C. A 394 tests—

autorotation and flat spin____________ 111British ah plane models______________ illmetal propellers on VE-7 airplane____ 782propeller sections_____________________ 111propellers from same plan form_______ 902

Windbreak as farm asset______________________ 205Windes, Eustace E., secondary education... . 758Winding Gulf Colliery Co., coal_______________ 378Window, James J., dairy statistics_____________ 812Window envelopes, see Envelopes. Window-screens, see Screens. Window shades:

rates on_________________________ 309specifications___________________________ 78,79supplies for Government_____________ 679

Winds:currents in and near thunderstorms........... 279decay of atmospheric eddies_______________ 209northers of Central American region______ 518temperature, sunshine, and wind_________ 545upper-air currents at Honolulu____________ 698see also Storms.

Windsor Cigar Co........................... 229Wine tariff, 1929_________________ 469,736,835,1006Wing spar, see Spars.Wing truss, see Truss.Wingard, S. A., hosts, etc., of ring spot___ 200,272Wings, see Airfoils.Winkleman, T. A., walnuts________________ 1027Winnebago Indians:

claims_________ 354,365music____________________________________ 796trust period extended________________ 257,324

Winnetka system:la filosofia del plan de estudios de Win-

netka_____ ____ _ ____ ____662

Winslow, Samuel, Skate Manufacturing Co... 490Winston, J. R., pineapple culture in Florida... 912Winter, Charles E. (Representative from

Wyo.):minority views—

Public Lands Com........................................595reports made by—

Public Lands Com.._____ _______ 594,595Winter injury of alfalfa___________ 200,337,426,427Winter sports, Mount Hood National Forest.. 276Winter wheat, see Wheat.Wintering of bees.......................................... 989Winters:

in western Europe..... ......... 429severe winter in Europe, 1928-29................... 913

Wire:case of C. J. Tower & Sons...___________ 1009rates on.._____ __________ 38,172use for tying parcels for mails______________ 790woven-wire fencing_______________________ 558

Wireless communication, see Radio communi-cation.

Wireless telegraphy, see Radio communication.Wireless telephony, see Radio communication.Wireworms destructive to cereal, etc., crops... 989Wirz, Charles C. J., relief............. ........................ 1050

Page PageWisconsin:

bridge at Janesville, Wis ____ _ 358,476. 562bridge at Stillwater, Minn .............. 477, 723case before Supreme Court........... ......... 409,671census of agriculture, 1925_____ ____ _____ 212commissioner of markets—

cheese................. .............................. 940Control Board psychiatric field service-

spinal fluid tests........ ............................. 803Geological and Natural History Survey—

Green County soil survey.'............... . 203Sheboygan County soil survey_________816

lands withdrawn for classification'.............. 1042postal service-

alphabetical scheme for publishers____ 523post route map...■...................... ..666

Wisconsin & Michigan Ry., valuation........... .. 104Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co., sand________ 644Wisconsin Potato Shippers Association_______ 34Wisconsin University:

College of Agriculture- soil survey of Green County...... 203soil survey of Sheboygan County_____ 816

Wisconsin Wholesale Grocers’ Association____ 155Wiswall, William J., patent appeal...... .......... 829Witches’ broom of potatoes and tomatoes.... 3,137Witherow, Grace A.:

foreign trade of U. S., 1927-28............. 74foreign trade of U. S., 1928...._____ _______ 702

Witnesses, subpoenas________________________ 482Witry, Louis W., v. United States........... ..............753Witte, Edwin E., group life insurance________ 314Woglum, R. S„ fumigation of citrus trees_____ 204Wold, Ansel, biographical Congressional di-

rectory----------------------- -------------- - 600Wold, C. L., Co., Secretary of Navy vs......... 226,291Wold, Emma, statement_____________________ 79Woleai Islands, chart_____________________.... 182Wolf, Austin M., patent appeal._____ _______ 287Wolf, Frederick A., citrus melanose fungus,

etc____________ _________ ____ 200,342Wolf, Louis, & Co., Inc., United States v_____839Wolfanger, Louis A., soil, Garden Co., Nebr____910Wolfe, Edwin P., finance and supply, World

War__________ ______ _____ ______ 903Wolff, Charles, Packing Co......... ............................. 98Wolff Manufacturing Corporation____ ____ _ 89Wolverton, Charles A. (Representative from

N. J.): reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com...:.............. 464,590Woman suffrage:

documents and debates relating to.... .. 156in Porto Rico—

hearing___ ___________________________ 151report........................ 488

Womanhood Publishing Corporation_________ 228Woman’s Bureau, District of Columbia, to

establish in Police Dept........................613Woman’s Relief Corps, bronze tablets......... 458,714Women:

accident ratio in industry.............................. 245causes of absence in cotton mills...................... 877employment—

at night............................. 179effects of labor legislation .............. 514,654normas para el empleo de mujeres en la

industria......... ....................................... 246standards............... .............................. 654

equal rights—amendment to U. S. Constitution,

hearing...__ _______ 619egualdade de direitos para a mulher___ 253

gonorrhea, directions for treatment............ .. 415gonorrhea in female_______________________ 980health in industry, selected references_____958labor turnover in Chicago companies_____ 513marriage, effect upon nationality—

compilation of laws._______ 79hearings___________________ 79statement of Emma Wold____________ 79

publications for sale by supt. of docs_____ 632workers in Flint, Mich___________________ 781see also Mothers—Woman suffrage.

Women’s Bureau, Labor Dept......... ............ 179,246,392,514,654, 781,877,958

lo que es, lo que hace, lo que publica........... 179report, 1928......................... 392

July-June 1247Wonsan Chin, see Gensan Bay. PageWood, C. E., high-alumina slags___________ .. 13Wood, C. I.:

acute poisoning by neoarsphenamine....882food poisoning on U. S. S. Melville_______ 882

Wood, Cyrus B., succinchlorimide for water... 517Wood, Donald H., propeller research tunnel... 394Wood, Henry G., internal revenue tax laws___362Wood, Louise A., pension_______ ______ 592,713Wood, W. J., mortgage foreclosure________619,709Wood, William M., claim of executors (case no.

130)--------- 507,651,875,1046Wood, William R. (Representative from Ind.):

reports made by—Adjustment of Numbers and Compen-

sation of Officers and Employees of Congress, Joint Select Committee on_____________ 1002

Appropriations Com_____________ 356,567Conference Com_________________ 354,726

Wood, Worden, poster, Old Ironsides and Leviathan_____________ 124

Wood: and manufactures, tariff..................... 469,736distillation, census report, 1927_______..... 994domestic exports, 1926_______________ 12nonutilized wood in Virginia, survey_____ 431rates on__________________________________ 38tests, Government publications____________ 230

Wood flour, rates on___________________________951Wood-lots, see Forests and forestry.Wood preservation, farm timbers______________ 549Wood-pulp:

employment stability in industry___ _ 876pulp-timber resources of Alaska........................426rates on........... 104,385,386, 505, 646,772, 866,951

Wood seasoning: air seasoning of western softwood lumber.. 341 seasoning, handling, and care of lumber.... 345,

431Wood tick, Bacterium tularense occurrence___ 979Wood turpentine, see Turpentine. Wood Utilization National Committee, see

National Committee on WoodUtilization.

Wood-warbler, genus Basileuterus, etc................893Woodberry, John H., Charles P. Watson v___ 178Wooden chairs, see Chairs.Wooden furniture, see Furniture.Woodgate rust, quarantine_______________ 272,692Woodman, William, r. United States____ ____ 875Woodruff, J. A.:

New York, N. Y., district________________ 540Porto Rico, district—. .......... 807

Woodruff, L. C., sorghum midge_____________ 276Woodruff, Roy O. (Representative from

Mich.):reports made by—

Naval Affairs Com................... 591Woodrum, Clifton A. (Representative from

Va.):report made by—

War Claims Com____________ ____ _ 735Woods, A. R., encephalography___ __________ 537Woods, see Forests and forestry—Wood.Woods, Lake of the, see Lake of the Woods.Woodstock, Va., ground water near__________ 23Woodville quandrangle. Calif_________________158Woodward. T. E.:

care and management of dairy cows______ 203silage__________________ 340

Woodward & Son:lumber___________________________ 944reconsignment_____________________________ 169

Woody Island, chart__________________________ 885Wool:

and manufactures, tariff__________ 599, 736,835

Kitchen, James G., & Co_____________ 930Lobsitz, M___________________ ____ _ 226Vandegrift, F. B., & Co______________ 20

cost of production, woolen industry___ 178, 246production with range Rambouillet sheep. 273 rates on__________________ 104,309,505,647,866sanitary handling_____________ 337,907see also Woolen goods.

Woolen, William H„ United States v______ 42,329

Woolen goods: Pagebunting, master specification____________ 920rates on--------------------- 866,867

Woolley, Clarence M., exr., cases_________ 108,872Woolley, Ernest R., v. Federal Trade Comn... 932 Woolston, Beulah H. J., case against exrs_____ 779Woolston, Joseph L., exr., case against________779Woolworth, F. W., Co., United States v______ 83Woosung River, see Hwangpoo River. Worcester, Mass., see Worcester County Na-

tional Bank of Worcester, Mass.Worcester County, Md., soil survey__________ 424Worcester County National Bank of Worcester,

Mass_____________________ 756,801,975Work, Hubert, see Interior Department. Workday, see Hours of labor.Workers, see Labor—also names of Departments,

bureaus, etc., where employed.Working conditions, see Labor.Working day, see Hours of labor.Working women, see Women.Workmen, see Labor.Workmen’s compensation, see Employers’

liability and workmen’s compensa-tion.

Workmen’s insurance and compensation series. 877 World:

aquariums in 1927, information table______555charts—

communication chart_________________ 962great circle distances and azimuths.... 182,

250, 251time zone chart_______________________ 787

highways of the world..____ _______________348is the earth growing old?______________ 259literary bibles_______ _________ 157motor-vehicle census, Jan. 1, 1928____ 13portland cement trade__________________ 74radio markets, 1928-29____________ 702vacuum cleaner markets________ ___________703weather_____ __________________ 69weather records, errata________ ._________ 1043see also Earth.

World, International Map of the, Bureau, see International Map of the World on the Millionth Scale Bureau.

World Alliance for International Friendship, address by Frank B. Kellogg______ 327

World War, see European War, 1914-18.World War adjusted compensation act, to

amend________ 713,735,748World War emergency officers’ retired list, see

Emergency officers’ retired list.World War veterans act, to amend........... ..............600World War Veterans’ Legislation Committee,

House:hearings_________________ 151,600,736minority views_______ ______ 600reports___________ 599,600

World’s Dairy Congress, see International Dairy Congress.

World’s Fair, 1933, see Chicago World’s Fair, 1933.

World’s Poultry Congress:delegates and exhibit of U. S.—

hearings_______________________ 573letter from Agriculture Dept_______422report_____________________________ 450statements of R. W. Dunlap, etc___573

Worms, see names of worms.Wormso Channel, chart................... 319Worsted industry, cost of production_____ 178,246Worstell, Addison N., relief_______________ 448Wosk, L. D., leakage from natural-gas lines... 285Wounds, see Injuries.Wouters, Frans J., relief.................................... 609,713Woven-wire, see Wire.Wrangell Narrows, chart___________ 347Wrappers:

excess revenue from stamped wrappers_663prices of printed, etc., stamped wrappers.. 789

Wrecks, see Railroad accidents—Shipwrecks.Wright, A. H., North American tadpoles____ 1045Wright, Coulsen C., Yakima Valley soil—. 199,278Wright, David A., claims for relief___ 599,609,713Wright, Edith A., bulletins of Educ. Bur_____294Wright, G. C., bricks................. ........................ 847

1248 Index, 1928-1929

Wright, Orville: Pageanniversary of 1st flight at Kitty Hawk-

Congressional committee to attend exer-cises---------------------------------- 354,361

pilgrimage of aeronautics conf_________407proceedings at exercises________________ 727

Distinguished Flying Cross__________ 353,360relations with Smithsonian Institution... 189

Wright, R. C.:freezing temperatures of fruits, etc................. 912peaches for ice cream__________________ 68,991

Wright, Sewall, guinea pig inbred families____ 813Wright, Wilbur:

anniverasry of 1st airplane flight—Congressional committee to attend exer-

cises---------------------------------- 354,361pilgrimage of aeronautics conf__________407proceedings at exercises________________ 727

Distinguished Flying Cross__________ 353,360relations with Smithsonian Institution___ 189

Wright, William C. (Representative from Ga.): reports made by—

Military Affairs Com_____ 461,462,586,587Wright County, Minn., bridge_______ 578,719,744Wright whirlwind engines, see Engines.Wrigley, William, jr., Co. v. U. S____________ 1009Writing tablets, rates on______________________ 38Wroe, John:

demurrage___________________________ 29sand_________________ 102

Wrought iron, pipe nipples, elim. of waste___ 1000Wuhu Harbor, China, chart__________________ 48Wulfert, M. A.:

foreign markets for U. S. eggs______________ 283foreign trade in vegetables_________________ 826

Wurzbach, Harry M. (Representative from Tex.):

reports made by—Military Affairs Com_______________ 459,

460,461, 585,586, 589, 734United States v........................... 1030

Wyanet, Ill., bridge over Hennepin Canal____ 81Wyant, Adam M. (Representative from Pa.):

reports made by—Interstate and Foreign Commerce Com. 358,

451,454,456,576,580Wyckoff Pipe & Creosoting Co., Inc., v. U.S.. 754Wyeth Hardware & Manufacturing Co., iron. 302,

640Wymore, Ivy J., relation of radio to disturb-

ances in terrestrial magnetism______999Wynstay Steamship Co., Ltd., claim.. 448,609,713 Wyoming:

analcite and meerschaum beds............. .. 1013boundary, compact with Idaho_____ ______595case before Supreme Court......... .............. 530census of agriculture, 1925________________ 212gold, silver, copper, and lead_________ 217,436lands—

opened to homestead entry.... 258,794,891 withdrawn for elk refuge purposes____ 667withdrawn for use of National Guard.. 258 withdrawn pending resurvey________ 54,

258,794,892, 971 oil and gas prospecting permits..................... 629postal service-

mail trains, schedules. 255,401,665,890,1040 plants and plant products addressed to 664 post route map_________________ '.____ 666

waters, compacts with Colo., etc___________ 618Wyoming, U. S. 8.:

lead poisoning on board____________________248Wyoming Coal Co., coal_______________________ 27

X-rays:continuous spectrum, from thin targets. 832,921 dosage, precise measurement.................. 830,832examination of paintings___________________260films, marking and identification__________ 59gall bladder examination......... ............ 194protection, recommendations_____________ 560

XHB-3 wing, see Airfoils.XPT-3 airplane, see Airplanes.

Y Page

Yadkin River, bridge, loading tests............ ..........697Yahooskin band of Snake Indians, see Shoshoni

Indians.Yakima irrigation project:

information concerning Kittitas division... 938 specifications, etc__________ 25, 233,497,846

Yakima Valley, water relations of soil____ 199,278Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. v. U. S____ 653Yampa River, waters, consent to compact____ 618Yangtze River, charts___________________ 183,1036Yankton Indians, title to lands_______________ 563Yankton, Norfolk & Southern R. R............ 505Yant, W. P.:

ethyl bromide, etc., vapors....... 130,264,899exposure to automobile exhaust gas_______ 979

Yaquina River, chart______________ 347Yard, Robert S.:

glimpses of our national parks____________ 936national parks portfolio........ .................... 24

Yards and Docks Bureau...................... 115,398report, 1928______________ ____ _______ 398, 783

Yarlott, Frank, relief_________________________ 575Yarn:

multiple strand test for yarns_____ 832,921twist, effect on cotton yarns__________ 288,289see also Twine.

Yates Grocery Co., fruit_______________________942Yawing moments, effect of ailerons____________ 515Yazoo & Mississippi Valley R. R.:

abandonment of branch line___________ 240bonds..._____ _____ 104rates on—

lead__________________ 767tomatoes______________________________ 505

Yeager, Neil A., v. United States............. ............631Year, see Calendar.Year in agriculture____________________________ 200Yearbook separates, see subjects.Yearbooks:

Agriculture Department— for sale by supt. of documents_ 229, 842

commerce yearbook, 1928_________________ 12, 283National Society for Study of Education—

translation from___________________ 662standards yearbook, 1929.......... 560

same, announcement__________________ 560Yearsley, Edward, relief_________________ 448, 713Yearsley, McCoy, relief__________________ 448, 713Yeast, alcoholic fermentation in cider_____ 199,271Yeatman, Fanny W.:

beef cooking.____ .276eggs at any meal......... ............ 818

Yellow-billed cuckoo, tapeworms found______ 1045Yellow fever:

epidemic at Rio de Janeiro.... .............. 331investigations in West Africa........................ 130recognize service of Walter Reed, etc.. 622, 723

Yellow-fever mosquito.......................... 275Yellow perch, artificial propagation...... .............. 214Yellow pine, see Pine.Yellows resistance of Brassica oleracea____ 200,427Yellowstone irrigation project, see Lower

Yellowstone irrigation project.Yellowstone National Park:

boundaries—hearings........................... 19,751,837laws........................................... 724,726reports-------- ----------------------- 488,595

game, winter feed facilities, hearing________ 18information circular_____ _____ 937manual for railroad visitors_______________ 761

Yellowstone National Park Boundary Com-mission, to appoint... 595, 726

Yeno Ura, chart_______________________________ 787Yerkes, A. P., fire prevention, etc______________ 201Yerkes, Guy E., propagation of trees, etc_______991Yokohama, Japan:

chart----------------------------------- 1036reconstruction and development___________ 216

Yon, Thomas A. (Representative from Fla.): reports made by—

Public Lands Com_______________ 466,595

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Yonozu Ko, chart........... .............. 397Yonsho Wan, chart___________ ________ ______659York Haven Paper Co., sulphur______________ 170York Safe & Lock Co. v. United States. 631, 875,956Yorktown Sesquicentennial Commission........... 458Yorkview Finance Corporation v. U. S_______ 109Yosemite National Park:

information circular_____ _____ ______ 937timber stands, preservation, etc__ 724, 735,752

Yothers, M. A.:codling moth control, Pacific Northwest... 910European red mite, Pacific Northwest........ 694

You can make it, practical uses for lumber____993Youghiogheny River, bridge__________ 358,477, 725Young, Charles H., relief_____________________ 599Young, Ferdinand, relief_________________ 367,441Young, Floyd D., frost, prevention of damage. 820 Young, G. R., Kansas City, Mo., district____ 685Young, James K., United States v. admr_____ 653Young, P. A., witches’ broom of potatoes.... 3,137 Young, R. A., tung-oil tree___________________ 207Young, T. L„ relief____ ____ ____ 482, 571, 713,727Young, William A., receiver, v. U. S............ .. 778Young workers, see Child labor.Younger, J. E., fatigue failures of propellers... 417 Youngman, R. H., v. C. G. Lewellyn.......... ..........242Youngs, F. O.:

soil survey of Minidoka area, Idaho______ 424soil survey of Moapa Valley area, Nev.. 67,815

Youngstown, Ohio, bridge____________ 357,474,719Youngstown Boiler & Tank Co., Inc., tanks.. 865 Youngsville quadrangle, Pa.-N. Y____________ 760Yreka R. R., bonds_____ ______________________505Ysleta, Tex., bridge___________________________ 353Yttrium:

arc and spark spectra____ _____ ______ 830,832wave lengths, etc., in spectra_________ 221,223

Yugoslavia, treaties with U. S. (2 entries)_____ 669Yuma irrigation project______________ 457,618,725Yunotsu Ura, chart__________________________ 659

Z

Zabriskie, Edwin G., neuropsychiatric con-sultants, Army (2 entries)________. 983

Zahm, A. F.:drag of C-class airship hulls_______________ 45forces on elliptic cylinders______ _________ 45pressure of air on coming to rest__________ 959theories of flow similitude________________ 180theory of oscillations of airfoil_____________ 45

Zalophus and Phoca, comparative anatomy__ 527Zamboanga, P. I., lands for military purposes. 1041Zaring, C. W., & Co.:

canned food__________ ________ ______ 939evaporated milk__________________________942

Zawadzki, C. T., electric appliances, Germany. 825Zeeman effects, see Spectra.Zeiss, William B , admr., relief----------------------- 740Zeitschrift fiir Deutschlands buchdrucker,

article from translated_ 156Zeller, J. H., peanut inefficiency for pigs______ 909Zemurray, Samuel, v. United States....................... 109Zenith Milling Co. v. David H. Blair_________ 956Zerega, David, v. United States_______________ 840Zevin,|Eugene R., X-ray films________________ 59

PageZihlman, Frederick N. (Representative from

Md.):reports made by—

Airports Joint Comn__________________ 923Conference Com_______________________564District of Columbia Com. 449,571, 572,729

Zimmer, Benjamin, receiver, chairs____________ 762Zimmerman, Charles F., George C. Bryant vs.. 328Zimmerman, Harvey J.:

animal and vegetable fats and oils_____ 144,915cotton production, crop of 1927------------------- 9cotton production, etc., 1927-28 ----------------- 345stocks of leaf tobacco, etc-------------------- 212,994

Zimmermann, E. L., arsphenamines. .................... 415Zimmern, Samuel, case________________________ 245Zinc:

in—Arizona______ __________________ 285California, historical summary............... 827California, mines report_______________ 436Central States________ _____ —..............- 437Colorado_____ _____ 436Eastern States_________________________147Idaho____ ___________________________ 13Nevada_______________________________ 147New Mexico_____________________ 285,918Oregon..._____ _______ 436Texas____________________________ 285,918Utah_________________________________ 147Washington________ ______ 13

patent for lands containing—hearing________________________________ 751report_________________________________ 466

production, in 1927________________________ 997production, summarized data______________827rates on__________________________ 105,172,867see also Spelter.

Zinc battery shells, rates on___________ ____ .. 867Zinc-coated sheets, see Iron—Steel.Zinc sulphate, rates on_______________________ 386Zinzalian, G., antirachitic properties of cod-

liver meals__________ 3,65Zion National Park:

information circular__ ____ ________—- 937lands in Utah withdrawn________ _______ 667

Zoller, Eva 1., rags, occupational therapy.........194Zonate eyespot of grasses._______ ________ 271,343Zones, see Time.Zoning Advisory Committee, see Advisory

Committee on City Planning andZoning.

Zoning publications of Commerce Dept.... 77,220Zook, Charles D., Noah Crooks v. admx--------- 512Zoological Nomenclature, International Com-

mission on, see International Com-mission on Zoological Nomencla-ture.

Zoological Park, see National Zoological Park.Zoology, see Animals—Animals (fossil).Zuaga, Port, chart..................................................... 786Zuider Zee, chart____ ____ ___________________ 518Zukor, Adolph, Federal Trade Commission v.. 21Zuni Indians, survey of lands.............. ....................575Zur-Linden, Walter:

antidoting poisons..................................................882emulsum olei morrhuae____ ______ 516

Zuyder Zee, see Zuider Zee. Zygocotyle, see Fluke-worms.

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